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r Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. sunny Friday Thursday, Sept. 23, 1982 iMsn’s Flannel SMrts Single copy 25(t o f 100% Cotton - See page 2 Ipralb 1 3 .2 2 ^1949 f ‘Must-hava* plaWa for W tl Also plush chamoia shihs In go-wtthoverythlna colofsl, * . Sizes S-XL / % Prices rise ~ r» £ 0.3 percent Ladies’ Soft Swoatara $ 7 0“*^ « \ f see I .WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cent. The overall category of transpora- Shelty-loolts, acrylic. Sizes 8,M ,L government’s broad measure of con­ tion costs in August, including gasoline ■TurtlofMN:kTa Ci4>le, rib, tinbrtki or brushed styles, f [.SbesSIXt. The Consumer Price Index for August, •Poly/cotton Bra, nf«.s^ AmHQ The White House welcomed the latest before seasonal adjustment, was 292.8, CPI figure as “clearly encouraging the department said, equivalent to a cost Choose from the largest selection of styles Boys’ Suede Shoes >Ladioa’ Twill Styles with Piping Accents WRANGLER* deans news.’’ Deputy news secretary Larry of $292.80 for the same sample “market In the Northeast! Our complete line at great Aieo in corduroy. Pull-on styles, side pockets. Speakes said, “It indicates the inflation savings. Including popular Big Qal* models. 1 2 . 8 8 19.99 basket’’ of goods and services that cost Poly/cottpa 8lzesS,M,L. Reg. lz.99a 13J9 ...... a T v 1 4 . 7 6 I r Herald photo by Tarquinlo figure has returned to the excellent per­ $100 in 1967. In the popular 'preppy' style...... —...... ;...;...... ■...... i ■ ...... Prawsahed cotton with stfilgM Comfortable solos and stitch­ formance we had in the first four months Medical care continued to be the single •Qianny-Langth Gowns o •ActiveweerSoiid a SfHpeT<^, ito» laseaiese $9«id $11 leg stHchdeMi. Sizes zr-e Si, of the year.” major category to resist every, OurRsg. 10.99 ...... 0 . / “f ing detail. Sizes 3Vti to 6. Tossing with the wind A Georgia State University economist moderating influence, up 0.9 percent in who specializes in the price index, August for an 11.4 percent annual rate of Donna Gulmond of East Street, Hebron, ' ‘loses face" as Community College. A toss of the head, into the strong Donald Ratajczak, said August was only increase for the year so far, the depart­ she walks on the campus this morning at Manchester wind, reveals her pretty face. "the beginning of a series of good ment said. p|jns SEPT. 30th: months on the inflation front,’’ primarily A miscellaneous category of goods and r e b a t e because “mortgage rates will be services was up 0.4 percent, as were declining significantly.’’ entertainment prices for the month. • The nation’s good weather and the August is one of the months in which bumper crops it produced pushed food food prices usually moderate since a new Bomb greets new president prices down 0.3 percent in August, the, harvest depresses commodity prices, department said. something for which the government ®On ^ • The world oversupply of oil has compensates in its seasonal adjustment turned gasoline prices back down. For process. But August’s food prices did thick column of smoke rising over the com­ August gasoline was 0,1 percent cheaper, more than just moderate, they dropped By Gerald Nadler women and children. GENERAL ELECTRIC The explosion at the ammunition dump, plex. the biggest improvement since April overall as beef, eggs, fresh fruits, and GENERAL ELECTRIC United Press International when gasoline prices plummeted 6.7 per­ $pray^team/Ory iron Deluxe Toeeter O v^ which held rockets and artillery shells seiz^ “We are facing decisive challenges which vegetables got less expensive. we must confront and 1 am firmly resolved to CaMorfWs. Price...... 29.97 C«WerRi9,Piiee^'>v:..'. < Amin Gemayel took office as Lebanon’s from Palestinian guerrillas and leftist CatderSale.Prlee...... :18.70 CeMorSMePriee...... $4.70 president today, ushered in by an accidental Lebanese storehouses, was touched off when carry out my duties fully in commanding the MINOLTA‘X700’ Fully* KEYSTONE XR-103 Mfr. MelHn RMwte ■■■■..2^* Mk.lii#it>ReMe..S:;; explosion at a nearby ammunition dump that a Lebanese army soldier dropped a box of march. I tell you that I am waging with you Everfiash filled .the east Beirut sky with flames and hand grenades, police said. an adventure of salvation,” Gemayel said in Guglielmo refusing Programmed 35mm YOUR 4 A 7 1 1 YOUR' O-H * killed at least one person and injured 31 For more than 25 minutes after the initial his 16-minute inaugural address. SONY BETAMAX SLR Camera,, f/^O Lans POCkat Camera FINAL COST . 1 D » f U FINAL C O S T ..O le I blast, shells whistled through the air, landing “I am betting on a better future for all the REBATE SAVINQSt «F392WH *8oecl8rXfordetatte.i «TS3 *seect«1(fQr others. Our Our Gemayel’s inauguration came a few hours up to 1 */2 miles away from the dump and star­ Lebanese,” Front-Loading Video R s g .m S 7 .. FUJ1110*24 Exp. R ig. 19.94 15.40 before the scheduled arrival of French troops ting secondary fires. Gemayel is the older brother of the late Plus manual meter control Color Print Film Large bright viewfinder! Also spearheading the multinational peace­ Nearby residents, who said the explosions Beshir Gemayel, the president-elect who was to retract ad claim Cassette Recorder for creativity. Lightweight. has built In electronic flash. HOOVER PRESTO keeping force replacing Israeli troops in west felt like an “earthquake,” raced for cover. assassinated last week, prompting the Israeli CaMorUmPrice .. .5.97 The soldier handling the grenades was invasion of west Beirut. He replaced Presi­ committee is the one Guglielmo has been . Caldor Reg. P ric e ...... Mfr.Meil-inaelMte. .940 Convertibia $ir«ile*Tube Beirut. By Richard Cody 599.70 U.S. Marines returning to Beirut to join the killed and initial reports said 31 soldiers and dent Elias Sarkis, whose term expired today. lobbying to sit on if he defeats Gejden- Upright Vac I ^ W a t t Herald Reporter Ceklor Sale Price — 547.00 FINAL 4 } m * T peace-keeping force will arrive off the civilians were wounded, 10 of them critically, U.S. envoy Philip Habib, the architect of son, because the committee has a direct •Minolta ‘XQ1’ 36mm ^LR •Keyet«ie’310*M Motorized with Tools Queite the withdrawal of Palestinian fighters from influence on defense spending. ' , Mfr. RHellin R e b ate...... 50.00* COST(3-Pk> 0 » s f f Tew Pocket Camera Lebanese shore Saturday on 6th Fleet ships, police said. Republican congressional candidate D. Camera wrilh f/2.0 Lena PLUS you receiye $6 in Heater U.S. defense sources in Washin^on said, Firemen failed to bring the fire under con­ Beirut, attended the ceremony. Anthony Guglielmo has refused to trol and civil defense rescuers were calling Details of the return of the tri-nation peace­ Our moneyeaver couponsf* ^ 3 9 9 4 ...... 2 4 » 4 0 7 9 . 4 0 without revealing the troops’ landing day. retract statements made in a television Electric Boat, eastern Connecticut’s A«e.219S7 ... * 1 7 9 ‘SwieMklardeMS*. OurRee.99J9 2 1 . 7 0 In Paris, Israel’s ambassador to France on residents to flee the area 3 Vi hours after keeping force were unciqar, but the French commercial recently, despite an accusa­ biggest employer, is affected by acts in YOUR Our.Ri0,;P«9; . said the embattled government of Prime the first explosion at mid-morning. Em bassy said' the first. 350 French tion by a leading House defense expert the sub committee, Guglielmo has said, Htiiefformance paratroopers would be ashore late in the FiNAL COST motor. Has three- Wtsms people, not j Minister Menachem Begin Will investigate Israeli troops carting off files and office that the advertising is false. , and that the acts would affect jobs, *497 position handle, trirlFasteconomt-j the slaughter of Palestinian refugees by equipment from a Palestine Liberation afternoon. Guglielmo said today he has no inten­ Gejdenson is not on the committee, Record up to 5 hrs. in Beta III easy grip. #4195 catoperattoaHas Israel’s Lebanese Christian allies last week. Organization office 2 Vi miles away ducked The first 350 Italians were en route to tion of retracting comments made in the and Guglielmo has made it a campaign mode, Remote Beta-scan with safety tipKwer “There is nothing to hide ... and there will for cover when they heard the explosions. Beirut, as was a five-ship convoy carrying 1,- commercial, which was released a week issue. freeze-frame. Has feather-touch SOAr-i •HOOVER Deluxe switch. 107880 ’ be a verification of facts,” Ambassador Meir “It’s Katyusha rockets,” the frightened 800 Marines from Naples. and a half ago. U.S. Rep. Sam Gejden- Guglielmo said today he is expecting express tuning, more. #SL5000 CeMxIty Carieier Rosenne said. Begin’s government has soldie;rs cried, referring to Soviet-made About 1000 to 1,200 Marines will go ashore, ■son, who Guglielmo is attempting to oust word from House leaders soon that a *S m cKh Ic lor datalls Va« *3193 •Ooubie*Tube refused demands for a full-scale commission weapons. U.S. defense sources said. In August during spot on that committee would be Quartz Heater in the hotly contested race, had called » 1 7 6 ^ of inquiry into the killings. Television cameramen outside Gemayel’s the first deployment of U.S. forces about 800 for the retraction and released a letter guaranteed if he beats Gejdenson. swearing-in at a Lebanese army barracks in soldiers landed. •SONY A 'h Hr. Video Cassette H O M E L IT E * 4 1 .6 0 Red Cross workers at the twin Chatila- from Rep. Charles E. Bennett, D-Fla,, to The debated Commercial Gejdenson east Beirut swiveled away from the The combined peace-keeping force will Tape, Rsfl. 14.99...... 1 2 i.9 9 Our Re^ 4 9 9 ^ Sabra refugee camps have found 663 bodies Guglielmo. wants retracted states that the 11th Tri­ ‘XL-14 Gas Chain Saw lOTSTO and said the toll could reach 1,500 men, ceremonies and broadcast pictures of the eventually total atraut 3,900 men. In the letter Bennett says the recent dent in the proposed fleet of 17 will •SONY 3-Hr. Video Cassette “never be built ” It further states that 14" bar, with no-kickback safety tip. _____ television ads are false. Tape, Reg. 11.49 . . . 9 . 6 6 , the funding was cut for the submarine in (Store stock only; no rainchecks) | Our Reg. 12949 Bennett is chairman of the House sea power sub committee, an arm of the the sea power sub committee, an arm of Reaction here: anger, shame, disbelief Armed Services Committee. This sub the Armed .Services Committee. t» :»t> o KABOOM “I don’t think that any country, particular­ Jews have developed a special sensitivity By Raymond T. DeMeo ly Israel, can be blam ^ for what happened to injustice by enduring a history of ‘‘brutal Herald Reporter there (in Beirut),” said George Marlow, repression and extermination,” Dashevsky Anger. Shame. Disbelief. owner of Marlow’s Department Store. said. “Jews have to learn that when they’re All characterize the reactions of members If Israeli soldiers must share some respon­ no longer a minority group, when they have of the local Jewish community toward the sibility for the killings, s6 must the inter­ some power (as in the state of Israel) they massacre of Palestinian refugees in Lebanon national peacekeeping force that left must continue to be mindful and sensitive of by Christian militiamen last week . . . and the Lebanon “before the fire was out,” Marlow injustice,’’ he said. growing body of evidence suggesting that said. PLAYS LIKE , Nevertheless, the Israelis "must have RABBI RICHARD J. Plavin, spjritual THE REAL | Israeli soldiers tacitly permitted the leader of Temple Beth Sholom, said one ARCADE I- ■ slaughter to-occur. known” that Christian militiamen would take GAME revenge on the Palestinians when the gunmen reason for the powerful reaction to the “We are shocked and stunned. We have killings is that “Israel has always been, and Wtao 6«ne CMtittgBs sleepless nights, I tell you that, all of us,” enter^ the camps, ostensibly to root ou AcllViaoN Palestine Liberation Organization terrorists, in a way it’s flattering, held up to a higher MATTEL iNtEluViSION for use wUh y o if Atari video ConkNiWr System said Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus of moral standard." Manchester’s Temple Beth Sholom. said Democratic Town Chairman ’Theodore The Intelligent Video Game Syetem •DiaiHter •F reeway R. Cummings, a non-Jew whose son, Plavin claimed press reports have unfairly • •Kaboom 1 6 .9 9 EA Indiscriminate killing “is absolutely un- implicated Israel in the killings, and made •Laser BiMf •Stampada OurRag.ia70 Jewish. That’s why there’s an uproar,” Wind daughter and grandson have lived in Israel. Our “I think they (the soldiers) left them (the “very little mention of any other respon­ BV)Y said. ‘217 Reg. $237 •Bwn •Chopper militiamen) into the camp, and I feel sibility.’’ \\ On the other hand, he said, the press Includes Las Vegas Poker & Black Jack Stormlilin g Command 2 1 .6 0 EA. LIKE OTHER local Jews, Wind balked at ashamed of that,” said Cummings. “Com­ •Gran 1 ^ •StarMaatsr downplays atrocities in Arab countries, Cartridges with pre-printed overlays, 2 hand COLECO ‘DONKEY KONG’* MATTEL ’M NETWORK* Our Rag. 24.70 blaming Israel for the massacre. mon sense will tell you that somebody looked controls, & full-range of sound effects. Game CartrWges lor uai with yoiir the other way, and that’s the awfulness of it.” because ” it’s assumed that their Our Atiui Vktoo Con$wtar Syattun Israeli prime minister Menachem Begin is governments are barberic anyway.” Reg. 29.70 ATARI Modular The massacre may enhance the standing of 27.60 Cartridge Library wrong to resist an official investiga^on into ADDITIONAL CARTRIDGES AVAILABLE The ape has captured Mario's girlfriend at •Fo EA. inside Today what happened at the camps, said I^. Arnold the PLO in the eyes of the world community, the top of the steel fortress, ira up to you •Spaeo Center 25.60 Dashevsky of Manchester, associate Plavin said. Reg. 27.70 R:;.14.70.....11.33 “What (the PLO) will say to Israel is ‘Look "ffo 21.70 I »b 31.60 to get Mario to tfw top to save herl •Astro Blast Game storage system. professor of sociology at the University of (fw UM Wttn ATARI CAME SYSTEM) ‘TMNMwMo *it a M a A nadiad 20 Pages, 2 sections, 1 insert at this, and you always said we were the Connecticut and director of the university’s Herald photo by Pinto center for Judaic studies and contemporary murderers,”’ he said. (‘Store Stock Only On All Gama Cartrtdgsa...Sorry, No Rainchacks.) Advice ...... 14 Lottery...... 2 Plavin said the incident will “give anti­ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Jewish life. „ Area towns . . . 7 Obituaries .10 ’The military campaign in Lebanon “is not semitism more fodder,” a sentiment shared Proud gramp$ opens headquarters ' Business...... 20 Opinion______^ serving Israel’s long-term interests,” by many of the Jews contacted. WS4 MANCHESTER VERNON Classified .. 18-19 Peopletalk .... 2 Dashevsky said. He said many American ’The Jewish community “doesn’t want to Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, may be kissing babies as he runs for re-election, C om ics...... 8 Sports_____15.-17 1145 Tolland Turnpike Trinity Shopping Center Jews, and a vocal minority of Jews in Israel, seem divided,” said Dashevsky. “Most but he can be excused In this case, becauge the baby he Is holding Is Ehitertainment 9- Television .... 9 share a concern about Begin’s leadership American Jews see the survival of Israel as his grandson. Zlnnser opened hIs campaign headquarters Wednesday STORE HOURS; DAILY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM to 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY “policies.” related to their own survival. ’’ night. Story on page 10. MANCHESTER litlRAIJ). 'l^urs.^ScjU_ 23, 198'2^ -1

2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 23, 1982 NA"nONAL WtATMEn SEBWCt fOt«CA8T to 7 AM SST News Briefing ------.-y!^ Cool Permanent, bonding Inexperienced GIs for projects urged Soviet Union denies O t I monitored fallout LO W EtT OMJ.MO I ^ slaves on pipeline TCMTfflATUVICt bonding the water system im­ SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - The By Paul Hendrie manent bonding are thd Manchester 3O.00O*t.c 70 54 .... left a standing invitation for her to mil rate r 63 53 .20 Thompson said each discussion staged walkouts portrayed in the television movie. rinrlsin S.r. e Philadelphia pc appear. Now you know Wednesday ranging from nuirloM N.C. c Plu>onlx c 107 82 .. will liave a theme, although citizens Primary is today Piftshurgh pc 56 43 .01 Manchester Housing Authority will be invited to ask questions on 24-hour strikes to token Pi'itland Me, r 57 53 .37 h i: CH \R(,I:I) that Mrs. Swensson Champagre comes in eight- bottle s Ci- fHx’vr* Actor, countersues r<.'umhus pc Portland Ore, c 78 56 .... has failed to tell her constituents any issue. Next Wednesday’s theme sizes — st.-indard. inagnuio for New Yorkers one-hour work stoppages in 61 57 ,26 support of a wage claim by MuHas r Providence cy what lier voting record is. will bo the condition of state roads .Icroboain. Hehohoam. Meihuseleli. for mental anguish Denver pc Hichmond c 60 54 .20 and stale road aid to municipalities, NEW YORK (UPI) - The 8-month'-old HEAUi nurses and hospital Des Moines r St Louis c 68 50 .... hasn't settlecd on hew director "In looking at her voting record Salmanazar. Balthaz.ir and ii(*froH cy Salt Lake Cityc 84 56 .... she h;is - 1 think — followed a Thompson said. Nebuchadnezzar, the largest, which question of who will replace Hugh Carey workers, union leaders HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The free-lance San Antonio c 81 52 .... SERVICE Duluth r I Uepiibliean) party line in her lie acknowledged that turnout at is 20 times the size ol the regular as the Democrats’ choice for governor said. photographer suing Burt Reynolds for I’ l Paso e San Diego c on a contract for snow-plowing. The present contract, al will be decided today with Mayor As a result the nation’s allegedly roughing him up at the actor's ll’irtfnrd pc San Francisc c The Manchester Housing Authority met in executive votes," .said Thompson. "That’s the discussions might be low, but he bottle. IWDRiaRS Monolulu pc San Juan pc session Wednesday night to discuss selection of a new $1,4(X), has expired. lOdward Koch and Lt. Gov. Mario Cuomo mines, docks and printing mansion is now being countersued for Indianapolis c Seattle c • The authority decided not lo press the town govern^ -l.’H kson Mss, c ^ k a n e c executive director for the authority, but failed to reach E both predicting victory. plants were closed. Bus causing the movie tough guy mental men! about $1,119.29 in back tax it feels it may be After Carey announced in January that services were cut, am­ I n ksonville c Tampa pc a decision. anguish during the scuffle. Kansas City pc Washington c exempt from paying. GRAND OPENING he would not seek a third term and Koch bulance services were at a The actor’s $300,000 suit against I •! Veuas < Wichita c The authority tentatively planned to meet again jumped into the fray a month later, it minimum, schools shut in photographer Russell Turiak seeks i )tile Bock c tonight to continue its deliberation. It conducted its was widely assumed that the mayor many districts and Irish damages of no less than $100,000 each in ninth candidate interview Wednesday before its annual Dennis & Leslie Siegrist tell; would win the Democratic gubernatorial and continental ferry ser­ three separate actions charging meeting. MMH considers joining primary going away. vices and flights were dis­ trespassing and invasion of property, The post became vacant when Dennis Phelan resigned But the race has tightened to the point rupted. , abuse of process and intentional inflic­ to take a position in West Hartford, where one independent poll declared it a Ho.spitals were plagued tion of emotional stress. Lottery Pascal Mastrangelo, veteran chairman of the tos.s-up. Others, however, give the mayor by the worst cuts in service authority’s Board of Commissioners, was re-elected last Defense contingency plan P The suit, filed Sept. 13 in Superior / the lead, some by big margins. since the founding of the Court, is the latest action resulting from night despite his objection that the election should wait A number of strategists note that until more commissioners were present. Only three welfare state in 1948, ac­ last April’s scuffle at Reynolds’ Holmby nuclear confrontation and the planning because Cuomo is perceived by some were there. Richard Schwolsky, however, insisted there The trustees and the medical staff of cording to the conservative Hills home in which Turiak claims Manchester Memorial Hospital will have for casualties would promote the idea "WE HOST pollsters as having a lead among those Daily Telegraph, with hun­ Numbers drawn in New 0761. was no valid reason for delay and nominated Rpvnol io beat him up and broke his England Wednesday: to decide whether the hospital should nuclear war is inevitable and winnable. most interested in the race, a low tur­ LONDON NURSES PICKET dreds of institutions admit camera when he tried to photograph the Rhode Island daily: 0144. Mastrangelo. Connecticut daily: 506. Vermont daily: 578. volunteer for a Defense Department nout may be a blessing for the lieutenant . . . Britain Is shut down ting only emergency cases actor with glamour girl Loni Anderson. Ada Sullivan was elected vice chairman. . Cindr. William Lambert Jr. of the governor. Maine daily: 075. Massachusetts daily: In other developments at the Wednesday meeting — Contingency plan in a non-nuclear war Navy’s Medical Service Corps said the New Hampshire daily: 7986. • Schwolsky reacted angrily to a letter from Assis­ overseas. plan involves only short term acute care tant Town Manager Steven R. Werbner to the effect that Clarence Silvia, an assistant director for people wounded by conventional of the hospital, attended a briefing by IBS. an anonymous complaint had been received of van­ weapons and not victims of chemical, together206 on Nutri/System, and haven’t dalism increasing at Westhill Gardens because of Defense Department officials germ, or nuclear warfare. regained an ounce in 6 months!” P e o p letalk broken lights. He asked if the authority staff had Wednesday in Hartford with the Connec­ "1 don’t know anyone in the Depart­ Almanac received any complaint. When he was told they had not, ticut Hospital Association. ment of Defense who disagrees with Redbook magazine. She was married to The hospital members were asked lo he said the commissioners should ignore the letter. their concern," said Lambert, deputy Leslie says: “Nutri/System is the only program HeroHagman photographer Paco Grande as a teenager. volunteer for the “Civilian -Military Con­ • The commissioners authorized Gordon Harmon, ac­ director of the contingency plan. "There that shows you how to lose weight and keep it As for the future with daughter Alexandra, she ting executive director, to sign an agreement with an tingency Hospital System, ' which is l.arry Hagnian may be a villain on “Dallas" but Today is Thursday, Sept. 23, the 266th day of 1982 with designed to add to the beds available in is probably no effective medical off. With their help, we’ve said, “We’ll probably make our home in Minnesota engineering firm for inspections of drainage work in response to a major nuclear conflict." he’s a hero to the people whose single engine plane or New Mexico — someplace in the country.” She’ll 99 to follow. progress. The cost will be on an hourly basis not to military and.. Veterans Administration changed our eating habits he helped pull out of the Pacific. travel to New York or Los Angeles as her career The moon is moving toward its first quarter. hospitals. The Pentagon’s goal was 50,000 of the forever. While we were on the The morning star is Venus. exceed $1,500. million beds in'hospitals across the coun­ The plane went down about 40 yards offshore in demands. • The commission decided to seek more money now The administration at Manchester program, there were no hunger the surf behind Hagman’s Malibu beach house Miss Lange said Baryshnikov is “getting into” The evening stars are Mercury, Mart, Jupiter and Memorial Hospital has not yet decided try. Some 560 hospitals have committed pains. And we thought the food from HUD for repair work that is going on at Mayfair 48.000 beds so far Tuesday — Hagman’s 51st birthday. The pilot and parenting. “I think parenting came naturally to Saturn. Gardens. Funds must be committed before Sept. 30 or on how to bring the matter before the was varied and tasty. Seeing a passenger swam to shore. him, even though we were separated a lot of the Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. Board of Trustees and the medical staff. Hospitals will receive training and will " steady weight loss every week “The pilot looked just fine. He said the engine Actor Walter Pidgeon was bom (in Canada) on Sept. will lapse. A sum of $60,000 earmarked for the work will time after Alexandra was born.” not be enough because more extensive repair to walk's is A group opposed to the plan. be asked to participate in annual exer- really encouraged us, too. quit on him," Hagman said. “The passenger looked 23, 1898. Physicians for Social Responsibility, ^:ises. They also will be expected to a little shook up, but he was all right. All 1 did was necessary. Dennis lost 17 pounds the On this date in history: • The authority staff was authorized to get prices now says a full-scale war will escalate into a stockpile drugs and other supplies. hand those guys a towel.” Invisible escort In 1779, the USS Bonhomme Richard, commanded by first w eek!” When the plane washed near shore Hagman took American naval hero John Paul Jones, defeated the "NUTRI/SYSTEM, THERE’S 2 charge, even though the FAA had warned county Jerome Zipkin could become society’s invisible British frigate Serapis in a battle off the coast of NO PROGRAM LIKE YOU!” lifeguards to leave it in the water. man — if Women’s Wear Daily has its way. Scotland. Teen-ager's eighth sole • No diet pills, no injections "Let’s save that plane,” Hagman said. “Hell, it’s Zipkin, a millionaire New York realtor, came to In 1950, Congress adopted the U.S. Internal Security • Medically supen/ised not their (the FAA’s) plane, but it’s sure worth national notice when he was on so many White Act, providing for registration of Communists..The act • No starvation or food decisions House guest lists, and when Nancy Reagan lunched • Wide choice of delicious Nutri/ money to somebody." later was ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme System meals Hagman, clad in karate-type white robe and with him on her trips to New York. At first, WWD Court. for leukemia is Soturedoy called him Jerome Zipkin. Then the fashion • No constant calorie-counting, weight-lifting belt, led a band of beachgoers who In 1973, Juan Peron was elected president of Argen­ mistake- proof food pulled the plane ashore. newspaper renamed him “Ahe Social Moth.” Next it tina and Mrs. Peron vice president. pian was “the Social Mouth.” Now WWD calls him “the In 1974, the U.S. House of Representatives voted, 359- For the eighth year in a row, Michael Thomas, an Atari video computer • Nutri/System guaran­ 3 4, against forced retirement before the age of 70. Lohr, 17, of Manchester will sponsor his system, a table-iop Pac Man game fro tee: Follow the Nutri/ On beautiful women women. unusual sale to benefit the Northern C:oleco, a basketball from Spalding, System Program and It also blacks him out. In Wednesday’s WWD, for Connecticut Chapter of the Leukemia racquets and a large selection of name lose weight quickly, Valeniinii, the Roman'-fashion designer who has instance, there’s Pal Buckley (Mrs. William F.) often up to a pound a Society of America. brand toys, dolls and stuffed animals. day. Achieve your goal dressed Elizultelh Taylor and Jackie Onasais — with escort Zipkin blacked out so only a silhouette Lohr started out with backyard sales but never Nancy Reagan talked about some manrhpatpr Hpralft The sale — to be held on Saturday from " by the date specified. remains. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Manchester Com­ several years ago and they have grown or pay no additional famous women with James Brady on WCBS-TV, When WWD gives this kipd of treatment to a Richard M. Diamond, Publisher munity YWCA — will feature thousands more successful each year. This will be charges lor Nutri/ New York’s News At Five, to be broadcast today. celebrity, it usually means publisher John System services until Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager of brand name items sold at 40 to 50 per­ his last year running the sale, but his On Mrs. Reagan: “I would like very much to Fairchild is annoyed. younger brother Eric plans to take over you do. dress her ... I know she cannot be dressed by Euro­ cent off retail store prices. Leslie Siegrist lost 50 lbs. and went from a size 1S next year. pean designers, but I would very much like to dress USPS 327-500 Lohr spends th ^ .ear prior to the sale to a 7. Dennis Siegrist lost 156 lbs. and 48 Inches. VO L Cl. No. 301 writing to mantirteturers around the The Northern Connecticut Chapter of Mrs. Reagan.” the Leukemia Society helps more than On Mrs. Onassis: “We know each other since Published daily except Sunday Sugontw) carrier rates are country asking them to donate consumer Glimpses and certain holldaya by the $1.20 waskly. $5.12 lor one 100 patients to pay for dugs and to get CALL TODAY FOR A FREE, NO-OBLIQATION CONSULTATION such a long time, and she accept when I give some products. He then sells them at the Mancheeter Publishing Co.. 16 montli, $15,35 for thrsa montha, reduced prices and donates the money to and from treatment centers. It also is suggestion to her.” Mac Davis and Barbara Mandrcll will host the Brainard^ Place, Mancheeter. '$30.70 lor tlx monttit and $61.40 committed to more than $560,000 in Conn. 06040. Second claaa lor one"yaar:~ Mall rataa are the Leukemia Society. nutri/system On Klizabctli Taylor: “She’s a very sweet, she’s 16th annual County Music Association Awards Lana’s book scientific research at the University of a very intelligent woman ... she loves beautiful postage paid at Mancheeter. available on raquaat. “Michael has raised over $17,000 to waight loss medical canters special on CBS, joined by Eddy Arnold, Charlie Conn. POSTMASTER: Send ad­ Connecticut Health Center and the Yale clothes. But she doesn’t care too much to be Former film star Lana Turner, 62, date,” said Louis N. Sturt, associate Daniels, Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers, dress changes to the Manchester To plaea a d tttin a d or display director of the Leukemia Society School of Medicine. Over 600 Centers Nationwide elegant.” ^ Loretta Lynn, the Oak Ridge Boys, Eddie Rah- autographs a copy of her autobiography, H e ra ld . P.O. Box 591. advartlaamant. or to report a Mancheeter. 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I - MANCHESTER HERALD Thurs.. Sept. 23. 1982_ Strike halted Moffett loses test vote for labor conventfon backing Salvadoran Badolato denied he was “ditching responsibility or week recommended the endorsement of O’Neill and Domenic Badolato, executive secretary of the council HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut’s statewide labor and head of the 17,500-member AFSCME, earlier trving to’hide” on the choice of a Senate candidate. sorrow convention is split over whether to endorse Rep. Toby Moffett. O’Neill was unanimously chosen by the 120- W council did not endorse a candidate in 1976 when Railroads roar back Moffett, D-Conn., or Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., in member COPE, the legislative and political arm of the favored a “present” vote in the polling, in effect, Weicker crushed his Democratic opponent, Gloria Members of the Connecticut’s U.S. Senate. AFL-CIO, but Moffett’s selection on a voice vote was casting a no vote to the COPE recommendation for Moffett. Schaffer. Salvadoran Mothers of jobs of our people and keep both fac­ A test vote pushed by Moffett supporters at the less than overwhelming. Political Prisoners have WASHINGTON (UPI) - With the Friday. “They will depart from ter­ Connecticut State Labor Council’s 26th annual conven­ minals on time and as scheduled, tories and farms at work.” become a target for nationwide railroad strike halted by Transportation Secretary Drew tion Wednesday failed 179-166. The proposal would have repression themselves an act of Congress, freight and com­ he said...... Lewis said a prolonged walkout forced delegates to pick sides in the vote on candidate muter traffic roared back toward President Reagan cited vital endorsements. because they continue national interest” Wednesday in would have cost the economy $1 to speak out for their normal today and away'from what billion a day and idled nearly a The proposal could have been an economic signing legislation — passed by appear^ loved ones, its Congress just hours earlier — that million workers within a month in calamity. , addition to more than 400,000 rail directed at the members say. A group In Chicago 120,000 rail commuters ordered 26,000 locomotive engineers American of poor women huddle to end their 4-day-old walkout. workers. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN — who for,tbr^ days braved snarled With the walkout over so soon. Federation of behind the Salvadoran highways orglUtted transit authori­ The Brotherhood of Locomotive State, County Archdiocese during the Engineers said they would comply Ago Ambre, a senior Commerce and Municipal ty buses and trails unaffected by the Department economist, said “The DELI SPECIALS day (right) — each one strike - went back to their daily and predicted most workers would Employees, MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS be back on their respective impact is imperceptible, if you con­ which has said it BOAR’S HEAD teiiing her own horror commute by train with the promise sider this over a quarter (three • 3 .4 9 story about a relative that the cost of the three days lost to passenger and freight trains within ______will be neutral VIRGINIA BAKED HAM 12 hours.. months).'” " in the contest. U8DA CHOICE— LONDON BROIL held in a iocal prison or the strike will be deducted from Said Ambre, “I wouldn’t think of LAND O' LAKES A management spokesman said AFSCME has about 15 percent of the convention vote. one who simply dis­ their next monthly commuting it as much of a drag on the economy, AMERICAN CHEESE • 2 .3 9 ticket. some trains would begin rolling im­ A candidate needs two-thirds of the vote to be endorsed. BONELESS SHOULDER appeared. The mothers mediately and the rail system just four days. I don’t think it will TTie 530 delegates at the convention will vote today dROTE a WEIdEL ailege that the men who "The trains are on time,” said a have much of an effect... just a very • 2 .1 9 Chicago Regional Transportation nationwide should be back to normal after hearing from Republican gubernatorial candidate STEAK lb. BOLOGNA come into their home at operation within 24 hours, although small ripple.’^ Lewis Rome, Moffett, and Weicker. Gov. William GROTE a WEIGEL Authority spokeswoman. “We’re Amtrak, which wa? not a target of night and take their expecting a normal rush hour.” a ripple effect may be felt in the O’Neill addressed the convention Wednesday. LIVERWURST • 2 .1 9 relatives are members Amtrak spokesman Arthur Lloyd economy for up to two weeks. the strike but whose operations The delegates supporting Moffett are led by Jerry were affected in all areas except the U8DA CHOICE QROTE A WEIQEL of the security forces'ftr said full service was resumed today Reagan, in announcing his action, Brown, president of District 1199 of the New England Northeast, said it would begin full KIELBASA • 2 .1 9 para-military death and the first Amtrak train back in told reporters: “There are many Health Care Workers Union. passenger service today, with some BONELESS SHOULDER WEAVER ____ _ service left Ogden, Utah, a minute elected officials in Washington — Brown’s reasoning in proposing the rule prohibiting squads that work while isolated communities on long lines • 2 .4 9 authorities look the before midnight. However, he said, and l am one of them — who prefer delegates from abstaining when they vote is that it CHICKEN ROLL not getting service until Thursday. CLOD ROAST lb. other way. Woman (at because some destinations are at to keep the government out of the would force Weicker sympathizers off the fence and QROTE a WEIGEL SKINLESS FRANKS OR collective bargaining process.” The strike cost Amtrak about $2.5 bottom left) holds pic­ the end of tong runs, some areas Moffett would have a better chance of receiving the en­ WHALER SKINLESS FRANKS lu pxg• 2 .1 9 may not see their first arrivals until But he said, “We must protect the million. dorsement. tures of three of her But the council’s executive director, John Driscoll, BLUE RIDQE FARMS— REQ. chiidren who were ruled Brown’s motion out of order. Brown challenged POTATO SALAD .5 9 * taken. Another (center) the ruling of the chair but Driscoll was upheld by a U8DA CHOICE— BONELE88 MARCILLAT cries for her missing majority of the 530 delegates. FRENCH BRIE • 2 .9 9 daughter, while still General Dynamics pact goes Brown, one of the most aggressive up and coming TOP BLADE others (bottom right) leaders in the state’s Jabor movement, denied ac­ pack clothing and cusations he was attempting to hold O’Neill’s endorse­ STEAK lb. shoes to be taken to ment “hostage” until the council endorsed Moffett. GARDEN FRESH political prisoners. to workers for ratification Driscoll, the veteran leader of the 129,000-member labor organization, has voiced support for O’Neill but WEAVER has endorsed no one in the Senate race. When cost of living allowances are DETROIT (UPI I - Striking their date of hire. The union No endorsement could be viewed as a victory for DUTCH FRYE BANANAS...... 2 9 * General Dynamics Corp. workers rejected an attempt to give partial „ added in, the increase is about 18 Weicker. FLORIDA will vote during the weekend on COLA td new workers because it percent, Stepp said. The council’s Committee on Political Education last Workers will receive another 3 28 oz. ratification for a lucrative new con­ would have taken them longer to PARTY PACK WHITE or PINK GRAPEFRUIT .. 3 / 8 9 < WIP tract that was unanimously ap- reach full scale pay. percent raise in each of the next two The contract calls for an im­ years of the contract, in addition to |)roved by United Auto Workers PRIDE OF FARM leaders. mediate $1.15 cent an hour raise or co^ of living allowances, which the CUKES ...... 3 / 4 9 < The 30 -member General 12.1 percent more than the $9.46 an union predicts will add $2.15 an hour Rival blasts hour the average worker receives. to a worker’s paycheck by 1985. TURKEY UPl Dynamics Council approved a pact covering the defense firm's 5,200 SWEET POTATOES or YAMS .. ,. 1 9 « photos workers Wednesday night. Union BREAST .lb. members will vote Friday through treasurer's , ------Sunday on the contract, which the School prayer bill UAW officials said provides an im­ mediate pay increase of about 18 percent including cost of living PR remark ------benefits battle turns nasty If it is approved. UAW Vice Presi­ HARTFORD (UPI) — State Treasurer Henry Parker dent Marc Stepp said rank-and-file shouldn’t have advertised the state saved $22 million by - workers in Michigan. Ohio-and “ .Nonsense." Bumpers shot back. waiting for a better interest rate on $100 million in long Pennsylvania would return to work WASHINGTON ,(UPI) - Two USDA CHOICE Senate Democratic leader Robert term bonds, his Republican rival says. Monday at General Dynamics, the ■nonths of an uneasy calm in the Byrd of West Virginia sought to in­ Greenwich businessman John T. Becker, the GOP a * l . ! 1 9 government 's only supplier of tanks. .Sen.ile over anti-abortion and pro- BONELESS SHOULDER CLOD ROAST school prayer measures finally tervene. but Bumpers interrupted candidate for treasurer, said Wednesday the financial The contract agreement, reached community “does not respond to this PR approach on Monday, covers former Chrysler erupted - with a nasty exchange and said, “ Leave him alone. I’m 'M 0 ^ and .some earthy digs. still on my feet. I’ll debate him.” the handling of the state’s finances. Corp. hourly and certain salaried “The main point is that in the financial community, BOAR’S HEAD workers. Under its provisions the The verbal fireworks lit up the Helms pointed his finger within AS one just doesn’t bandy around this type of figure and average hourly worker would Senate Wednesday during the third feet of Byrd and asked whether he ...lb . 3 r unsuccessful effort by conservatives maintain respect with the financial . community, VIRGINIA BAKED HAM ...... receive $15,000 more in wages and would yield on something to which Becker said. “The market would have felt better if benefits during the next three years. In halt a liberal filibuster blocking he was dedicated. action on the prayer legislation. The nothing was said.” . The pact restores many of the con­ He was referring to a news release issued by Parker s !\o Substitute cessions made by the workers in the vote was 54-56 — six short of the “ Why are you pointing your finger at me?” Byrd demanded. office last month in which the treasurer said the state We Give Old Fashioned past three years to help Chrysler needed 60. had saved $22 million in interest charges in the sale of For Quality Corp. General Dynamics bought the A fourth attempt to stop the Backing off. Helms said he was Butcher Service ... filibuster was to be made today and “pulling my finger back.” $100 million in general obligation bonds. Chrysler Defense plants last winter. In the release, Parker said the savings was realized Stepp said a weeklong walkout by it was expected to end in another But the shooting match wasn’t defeat for Sen. Jesse Helms, R- over. by holding off the sale of the bonds for 10 months until workers that began when bargainers August when interest rates had fallen from earlier STORE HOURS: failed to meet an extended deadline N.C.. sponsor of the prayer measure and a previously shelved anti­ Bumpers made a reference to levels. 317 Highland St Sept. 15 allowed the union to reach Becker said Parker shouldn’t have publicized the Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 , j its goals. abortion amendment. “the senator from South Carolina,” “We had to strike to make this Sen. Dale Bumpers, D-Ark.. meaning Helms, who is from North matter. , u,- Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 Carolina. “I’m condemning him not for his actions but his public MANCHESTER achievement," he said during a anxious to move on to other relations,” Becker said during his first campaign news news conference. business, shouted, “ How many Sat. & Sunday “He moved me across the line,” conference at the Capitol. “My objection is that in ’til 6:00 CONN. In addition to wage, medical and times do we have to vote on this? Helms muttered. finance, you don’t work on a public relations basis.” £ 2I C £ i m T S FJIBK m a &k e t pension benefit increases the con­ What advantage is there to being on “I apologize to the other state,” In addition to claiming the savings, Becker said tract calls for the restoration of cost the record 10 times Instead of nine? Bumpers said. Parker should explain why he didn’t wait another month of living allowances. The die is cast.” during when another i$ll million in savings could have Under the agreement all newly Retorted Helms, “I understand Finally, Bumpers said, “I don’t been realized through another dip in interest rates. hired workers will receive the senators are against prayer in care to pursue it any further.” maxirfhim wages'and cost of living the schools. But the American peo­ Helms replied, “That’s the best lllllllllllllllllllllltllll allowances within three years of ple want prayer in the schools.” suggestion you’ve made all day.” — ' vB I ✓______Sheriff, deputy GROCERY SPECIALS ^ FROZEN & DAIRY , ' I Next German leader will face SWANSON COLLEGE INN-CLEAR TURKEY DINNER ...... „...R 9 « ' are fined $3,000 CHICKEN BROTH iszo. 3 1 * 1 . 0 0 OnONOQUE major problems with economy EXTRA! EXTRA! PIE SHELLS ,,..• 1 . 0 9 • ; HARTFORD (UPI), — Hartford County Sheriff ^inW ple in ju ic e ... 6 9 « SARA LEE . • Patrick Hogan and a deputy who served as his campaign .,...• 1 . 2 0 treasurer have been fined $3,000 for a series of election COFFEE RINGS BONN, West.Germany (UPI) — To add to the gloom, the volume of the falling economy.” KLEENEX 80FTIQUE DANNON With unemployment rising and an industrial orders has continued to To achieve that aim both Chris-. law violations. FACIAL TISSUE 7 9 * $1 2 9 average of 1,000 firms collapsing decline this year, forcing even the tian Democrats and Free The state Elections Commission fined Hogan $500 YOGURT BARS READ ALL ' ' Wednesday after he signed an agreement admitting 10 every month. West Germany’s nation's largest car manufacturer, Democrats — who are now likely to CAMPBELL’S future conservative government Volkswagen, to reduce hours of form the next West German govern­ .*. violations of campaign disclosure laws, all of them 3 1 * 1 . 9 9 will inherit an economy at its lowest workers this month at its six ment — have called for stringent : related to political contributions he made between PORK & BEANS MORTON ; • August 1980 and July 1982. point since World War II. domestic plants. cutbacks in state spending. DOLE FRIED CHICKEN .,..•2 . 9 9 Welfare payments, student grants •; Deputy Sheriff Joseph Rubera was fined $2,500, the Average unemployment for 1982 in In an attempt to halt the slide into I; highest fine the commission has levied against one per- PINEAPPLE JUICE „. 9 9 * TROPIC ANA West Germany currently runs at 1.8 and unemployment benefits are like­ ABOUT m ...... ,.,.9 9 « depression, the new conservative ;« son, for not filing 22 disclosure statements between ORANGE JUICE ly to be the first victims of the cuts. million or 7.6 percent of the labor government expected to be led by BUMBLE BEE Oil or Water TASTE 0 SEA Proposals for higher taxes by ;! April 1978 and July 1982. force and latest predictions put the Christian Democrat Helmut Kohl •.' Hogan and Rubera ^ th admitted they failed to set up CHUNK LITE TUNA .,.. 7 9 * FISH STICKS ..^• 1 . 4 9 number of jobless at more than 2 likely will impose tough and socially Chancellor Helmut Schmidt’s government to finance increased ■.! political committees BIRDSEYE million for 1983. unpleasant measures that will bring • : Jeffrey Garfield, director of the commission, said BETTY CROCKER Bonn’s economic policies closer to spending are likely to be abandoned TINY TENDER PEAS ...... 5 9 * A report by the country’s under the Christian Democrats and there was no evidence of criminal intent, although Chief PIE CRUST MIX 2 1 * 1 . 0 0 Commerzbank this month indicates those of President Reagan or THE 1983’s ARE HERE!! I State"’s Attorney Austin McGuigan said he will review Britain’s Margaret Thatcher, Free Democrats who have con­ the number of firms becoming insol­ sistently opposed the idea. *- the cases. ONE PIE “Both Mr. Rubera and Mr. Hogan,” Garfield said, DANNON vent has reached a post-war record Kohl, who has arranged an Oct. 1 The conservatives have also op­ PUMPKIN OR SQUASH .„ 3 1 ^ 1 . 0 9 with an average of 1,000 company parliamentary noconfidence vote posed taxing company profits and I' "were extremely negligent.” YOGURT collapses per month. DISHWASHER DETERGENT HOOD expected to oust Schmidt, has said are likely to get rid of these Yes, the moment we’ve all been waiting for has finally arrived. Beautiful new 1983 „.* 1 . 6 9 „ „ ^ Among the August casualties was the new government’s foremost task measures in an attempt to stimulate Ford models are rolling In, all ready for your Inspection. Gorgeous new colors ELECTROSOL ORANGE JUICE 1 . 2 9 the country’s second largest elec­ will be “to reduce the unacceptable investment and encourage economic -- trical concern,. 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Quality cars... competitive prices... friendly sales peo­ U’ith coupon & “.SO />nrrhn*^| I NEW YORK (UPI) - The United plunge Iran back into medieval Without specifically mentioning ple who really work to earn your business... a service-department well-knovvn for ; HARTFORD (UPI) — Two leading Republicans will States made possible the Ayatollah darkness,” Nixon wrote. the administration of Jimmy Its dependability ... and a management that truly cares. All good reasons why visit Connecticut to cam pai^ for the party’s guber- ■• KELLOGG’S ILELLUUU O I Ruhollah Khomeini’s rise to power “The ayatollah’s crimes against Carter, who was in office at the time I SWEET LIFE I SWEET LIFE . we’ve been around since 1933I So whether you’re looking for a beautiful new 1983 natorial and legislative candidates and the GOP con- PROMISE I I by withholding support for Jhe_shah his people seemed to pain the shah of the shah’s fall, Nixon made clear “• gressional candidate in the 6th District. I FRUIT LOOPS I of Iran when he n ^ e d it most, says personally. He was a man who had he considered the United States to model’ or a clearance-priced ’82, do yourself a favor and come see us. We’re sure MARGARINE ■ I BLEACH ! JUMBO TOWELS ! I 15 oz. 11 •• Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker will be guest 16 oz. 'I I GALLON Richard Nixon in a new book on been misjudged, misunderstood and blame for the decline. you II agree that for value, service, quality, and care, NO ONE can beat Dillon ‘ : of honor at a $125 per person dinner Oct. 19 in Hartford leaders he has known. misused and his knowledge of this Sales & Servicel “During the late 1970’s, when his ' to raise money for GOP gubernatorial candidate Lewis In "L eaders,” published by was eating away at him as Rome and Republicans running for the Legislature. 180< Off; domestic difficulties escalated, the Warner books, Nixon recalled his devastatingly as his physical iP The goal is to raise $50,000 for Rome’s campaign and 79< i VALID SEPT.21 THRU SEPT.2S I visit with Shah Mohamed Reza Iness.” U.S. began to equivocate in its sup­ VAUD SEPT.21 THRU SEPT.2S | I VALID SEPT.21 THRU SEPT.2S port for him. Many viewed his I • $40,000 for legislative races, GOP State Chairman Ralph I I Pahlevi in Mexico in 1979, when the “In spite of his spiritual and V E. Capecelatro said Wednesday. I I Iranian monarch was searching for dependence on the U.S. as a fatal I HIGHLAND PARK MKT. li physical agony, jbe was a gracious Meanwhile, Betty Heitman, co^hairman of the HIQHLAND PARK MKT. | I HIQHLAND PARK MKT. HIGHLAND PARK MKT. a honie after fleeing his revolution- host,” said Nixon of the shah, who weakness. In fact these critics had it torn homeland. backward,” Nixon said. •I Republican National Committee, will speak at a fun- was dying of cancer at the time. “I DjLLon ;: draising reception scheduled in Farmington on behalf of “His power had been wrenched was deeply touched when he said “In the case of Iran, the fatal »: state Sen. Nancy Johnson of New Britain, the 6th from his hands by the leaders of a proudly over lunch that his "son. weakness was America’s... We let a 3'19 Mari_Snreet'(^V:noes from Armory) M ANCHESTER. CT. District GOP candidate. iim iiim itniTEf movement tjiat was sworn to Crown Prince Reza, had made the friend down when he needed us the B 4 3 -2 V 1 5 reverse all that he had done and salad himself.” most.” MANrHFSTF.R HERALD. Thurs., Sept 23, 1982 - (I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 23, 1982

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor Area tow ns Firm officials angry Alex Girelli, City Editor Secret arrests OPINION r> c> Andover Bolton concern CCLU about police escort

Coventry HARTFORD (U P I) — The law should make it BERLIN (UPI) — Officials at the "The whole thing appears to be an clear police have to disclose the name of any adult strike-bound Tectonic Industries Inc. are overreaction by the police department. Jack arrested to avoid the possibiiity of “ secret angry employees were kept waiting 90 If they had done something earlier it arrests,” freedom of information advocates say. minutes to leave work while riot would not have been necessary for 70 to Anderson 100 additional officers to be called in AAondale quietly gathering support “ Withholding arrest records smacks of the kind equipped police gathered to escort them Washington Coventry taxpayers of policy that we often see in foreign countries,” out. la te r.” he said. “I would say it was just a prolonged said William Olds, executive director of the “ Right now, we’re annoyed as hell,” Merry-Qo-Hound ■ ugly disturbance bordering on a riot. It Connecticut Civil Liberties Union. “ It’s a key foun­ company president Charles Merritt said Although the relatively laid- fort most certainly can. was almost a repeat of a situation which LOS ANGELES — It was all dation of a police state.” Wednesday night after about 75 police of­ back, humorous Mondale and the occurred outside the company six candlelight, nouvelle cuisine and In Washington, where Fritz ficers from Berlin and several intense, often mirthless Brown He told the Legislature’s Judiciary Committee Mondale is an old face and a will tile complaint neighboring towns grouped at the plant months ago when a riot occurred and white wine at the spectacular Bel Wednesday “ secret arrests” could lead to a variety Jack Germond would never be fraternity in Spruce Brook Industrial Park. state police had to be called in.” Air home of Los Angeles lawyer bearer of scars from the un­ of abuses, both in favor of the person arrested and brothers, and Browatried to oust He said Police Chief William Scalise popular Carter administration, to the suspect’s detriment. Sheldon Andelson the other night a n d the Carter-Mondale ticket in called him about 6:30 p.m. Wednesday the tendency is to write off his Greed is The issue was raised when state police earlier as former Vice President Walter 1980, Mondale played the good and told him the factory should be closed 1984 c h a n c e s , d e s p ite an over closed meeting this year refused to release to newspapers the F. Mondale talked for his supper Jules Witcover soldier here. because police could not control a crowd acknowledgement that he is names of three people arrested in a drug case.^ — and for $25,000 for his political of about 30 pickets outside. Merritt Syndicated columnists He spoke at a Brown fund­ Seven charged action committee to help fellow working hard and has assembled danger “ If we hide arrest records from public view, how refused to close the plant. raising lunch at the Beverly Hills Democrats this fall. a top-notch staff. COVENTRY - The Coventry cording to CTA president Joyce Carilli. do we know if the rights of the individual are not "The situation was ugly all after­ home of Democratic activist Roz The council voted directly following the being violated? What if there are indiscriminate As he has done almost without ■ Gallup polls that have shown Taxpayers Association will file a claim noon.” said Sgt. Larry Schubert. “ The in drug probe Wyman, telling the small executive session to delay releasing the respite all this year, Mondale with the state Freedom of Information arrests?” Olds asked. picketers had kegs of beer and were recovery, much as Richard him trailing Sen. Ted Kennedy, to OPEC small army of loyal supporters in audience 'that Brown as a Commission charging that a closed-door report until Oct. 1, And from the other side, he asked, “How do we drinking all afternoon, breaking bottles was in California to raise at times by more than two to one every major American city. And Nixon was in 1966 when he cam­ political “ hair shirt” was ideally meeting of Town Council members on The report documents many know if the arrests of prominent or politically con­ in the driveway and throwing nails." DANBURY (U P I) — Seven Danbury operating funds for his Com­ or worse, are taken as he is novv methodically tapping paigned tirelessly for Republican suited to serve in the Senate and Monday night was illegal, according to a irregularities in the revaluation which nected persons will be covered up to protect their Schubert said police were called about residents are charged in a narcotics in­ mittee for the Future ol America barometers of a stagnant can­ WASHINGTON - Try to fight could affect tax bills for the next 10 vestigation in which a 27-year-old Bethel both in advance of the 1984 White House candidates and then shake it out of its intellectuai group spokesman. reputations?” 5 p.m. by the company to open the picket — and to dispense money to cam­ didacy. back your tears: My sources teil me years, according to sources. The council police officer was shot in the face. House bid that he says, with a basked in the GOP’s comeback doldrums. “ If there was ever a Clement Bouchard, secretary of the New Haven State’s Attorney Arnold Marklc lines so 62 office workers could go home. paigners from Gov Jerry Brown, the Arab oil countries are in deep and town manager have been reluctant ' Ho said one officer monitored the State police spokesman John McLoed straight face, he is just “ con­ succcess. time Jerry Brown was right for a But out in the country, Mondale association, said he could not supply testified that there are cases in which the life of a the U.S Senate candidate, and trouble, and are unlikely to pull out to release the report because they say it situation all day and things went from said members of the Statewide Nar­ sidering" now. “Reagan is not up for elec­ job," he said, “ it’s now” is generally well received, and further details other than to say that the “ cooperative defendant” might be jeopardized if congressional candidates on of it anytime soon. contains evidence the East Hartford- bad to worse when another officer was cotics Task Force and local police armed About 40 of California’s tion,” Mondale said at complaint would be filed. the person’s arrest was made public. In such cases, This Mondale visit to Califor­ not Only by the party fat-cats. In based appraisal firm does not possess called to the scene and the with warrants began rounding up the down. Some analysts even go so far as to The council met in executive session he said, police should seek an order from a judge moneyed Democrats paid to rub Ahdelson’s, “ his policies are. an appearance with Brown at an which confirms those irregularities. demonstrators started to confront the suspects early Wednesday on charges of Mondale, who once abandoned nia capped a swing that started predict that OPEC - the Organiza­ during the Monday night meeting to dis­ authorizing that the arrests be kept secret. elbows with him at Andelson’s They say he’s a nice guy, but you East Los Angeles occupational The commission found that the report two officers. possession and sale of heroin and a presidential bid because, he the day after Labor Day in Penn­ tion of Petroleum Exporting Coun­ cuss what Town Manager Charles The committee is considering a draft version ol a dazzling house high in the Bever­ have a lot of people .vho are nice training center the other day, it “ is not a record pertaining to strategy "rh e whole thing could have turned cocaine. said, he got tired of staying in sylvania, took him into the tries - is on the verge*of collapse. A McCarthy described as “ soecific and negotiations with respect to pending bill that would classify arrest records of adults as ly Hills, and to be rallied to the guys you don’t want to be was Mondale who seemed to into a real ugly situation but when ad­ Lt. William Smith, commanding of­ Holiday Inns, has clearly moved Midwest and Southwest, then confidential White House memo I ’ve matters relating to the contractual claims and litigation,” ,ind must be public information subject to disclosure under the ficer of the task force, said Bethel under­ support of Democratic can­ president,” generate most of the crowd ditional men came on the scene our uptown since then. Financed by from here on to the Midwest seen put the situation bluntly, and problems with United Appraisal.” released. state Freedom of Information Act. cover police officer Mark Fitzgerald didates on Nov. 2. Then he table- warmth, though it was Brown presence stopped all that,” Schubert such elegant fund-raisers as the TIIK IMMFDIATK again. His schedule calls for him with undisguised satisfaction: “ The 1 he two Republican council members, Attorney Marianne D. Smith, a State police defended their refusal to disclo.se the said. "was instrumeiital in developing the hopped and answered questions who was the candidate. one in super-fashionable Bel Air, beneficiaries of these elaborate to have campaign by Nov. 2 for oil weapon has been laid to rest once Roberta Koontz and William Paton, said Freedom of Information Commission suspects’ names in the drug case, saying it was He said officers from Newington, New evidence leading to these arrests ....” on everything from Ronald at the meeting that they thought the ses­ lawyer, said if the complaint alleges that allowed under an FOI act provision dealing with Fitzgerald was wounded while he sat the former vice president goes dining-room pep rallies are the about 95 House, 17 Senate and 22 It is still a long way to the first and for all. The Cartel is dead. Britain, Wethersfield. Rocky Hill, Reagan's personal popularity, sion was illegal and refused to attend it. the council ignored a previous commis­ certain law enforcement actions. in a car talking to Eddy Woolcock, 22, of first-class now and he doesn't candidates for whom Mondale gubernatorial candidates ' this presidential caucu.ses of 1984. and R .l.P.” Meriden and Hartford assisted in the which Mondale acknowledged, to The complaint will also say that'the sion order, those council members might However, opponents of the state police decision case as did state police. Danbury, about 10 p.m. Monday. have to worry about the appears. Not only does his own year, plus scores of state among Democrats, Kennedy Rest in peace, indeed. What Reagan’s Middle East policy, council has not complied with a Sept. 8 be liable for Class B misdemeanor told the committee that withholding information Schubert said police have been escor­ Woolcock, who police said discussed a loneliness of the long-distance committee pay all his travel legislative candidates and starte appears to be as formidable as makes the demise of OPEC’s which Mondale opposes as an commission ruling which mandated that charges. about arrests was a key point in assuring, the ting workers in and out of the plant gun purchase with Fitzgerald, was runner that plagued the then- expenses he also delivers a party organizations. stranglehold on the Western in­ attempt to impose a settlement ever. But if he is to be challenged the controversial revaluation committee She could not confirm whether or not public’s right to know. everyday since the strike began in April. charged with attempted murder and is obscure Jimmy Carter in 1974-75. check to most of the candidates, He will have been in 34 slates seriously for the nomination, the dustrial countries particularly the executive session was held illegally. being held on $250,000 bond. on Israel contrary to the Caii'p report be made public immediately, ac­ Also supporting the proposed bill was Bice Phil Wheeler, president of United Auto such as California congressional and already has raised a little first challenge will come from gratifying is that it was brought Arrested Wednesday and released AI'TKR I’Ol'R years in the David agreements. Clemow of the weekly West Hartford News and Workers Local 376. denied the picketers over $1 million. None of this about by the sheiks’ insensate greed. after posting $5,000 bond each Were vice presidency and now an ob­ But he always comes back to hopefuls Jim Bates in San Diego Mondale, and what he is doing secretary-treasurer of the (’onnocticut Count il on threw rocks and .broke glass in the money may be used in a future Robert W. Kozak, 31, and Michele A. vious 1984 prospect. Mondale has the politics of 1982, wherein he and Rick Lehman in Stockton and now is designed to make sure Freedom of Information, a group of news driveway. He said the striking workers R> USING their “ oil weapon” as Believe, 21. Held in lieu of $5,000 bond accumulated full political hopes to be seen later as a prin­ even Jerry Brown, who got $1,000 presidential campaign, but the that this time he will give the ef- Bolton test results good, organizations that support righl-lo-know policies. were eating food and drinking beer and political lOUs amassed in the ef­ a gun at the head of the industrial intended no harm each were Morris Ward, 28; Charles A. celebrity status as well as a cipal helpmate in a Democratic from Mondale’s PAC on this trip. f(irt 1 is best shot Clemow said the news media understood the “ dir­ nations, the OPEC sheiks not only \ company spokesman said about Farmer, 21; Robert Rucker Jr., and ty job " police had in dealing with an increasingly helped bring on the recession that si'wen to eight cars were hit by the Ronald Rucker. violent society, but the job had to be done in a way Cynthia Von Tallman, 21, Was taken to has cut down on their onetime but moth needs stressing protesters and salesmen coming in and that assured the very “ bedrock of freedom” the Niantic jail for women after she customers’ need for oil; they forced o'lt of the plant throughout the day were An editorial h.irrassed by picketers failed to post $5,000 bond. the victims of their monopoly to find was 5.8. alternative forms of energy to run BOLTON — Students in three elemen­ tary grades who took the Iowa Tests of Packman said, ”1 would say that we’re their factories and heat their homes. Basic Skills at the end of the last school satisfied with the scores. Fourth grade is ■’f EPA'’ Fuel-economical automobiles have The silence year scored well. Principal Richard exceptional.” Universities cancel merger talks I uvAmMi^ENT s replaced the profligate gas guzzlers Packman said today, though the tests did Packman said the tests are used not to V WTROL that enriched the desert despots. reveal that mathematics needs stressing compare grades but to gauge the school Kaplan said the decision came after UNH stitutions led to the formation of a merger The result has been disastrous for system’s curriculum against a WEST HAVEN (U P I) - Merger talks in at least one grade. realized “ Bridgeport’s vision of the new un­ study commission composed of business and OPEC, as illustrated by the sheiks’ Composite percentile scores were off nationwide norm. “ And we do very well between the University of New Haven and the must be ended iversity differed greatly from our own and educational leaders. from the previous year’s scores in in that regard.” he said. University of Bridgeport are off because the sales to their most important that further merger discussions would not be The commission, funded by the Ford and order to terrorize opponents of customer, the United States. In 1977, Grades 2 and 7, but Packman said com­ He said the tests also help teachers schools have different ideas about what the • About a month ago, we think, fruitful or productive at this time” h'xxon foundations, recommended last spring i f ' 1 '1 paring the Scores from previous years diagnose strong and weak areas in in­ consolidated university should be like. police raided an apartment on the ruling junta into silence. U.S. oil imports from the Middle Kaplan said the executive committee, that the two institutions create a holding cor­ isn’t valid because each group of kids is dividual students. He said they’re not The executive committee of UNH’s Board Furthermore, to whom is the East totaled 3.7 million barrels a which acts for the full Board of Governors, poration to form a new university. Birch Street and arrested six different. He said there is especially lit­ used to give an overall picture of a par­ of Governors decided to end the discussions police department accountable day, or 20 percent of this country’s believes UNH should instead maintain a The commission was headed by Louis people on drug charges. tle comparison this year because the ticular student. “ The best thing for that that began a year ago on creation of a m ajor, separate and independent course regarding Benezet. research professor of human , We think we know who most of in its continuing investigation? oil consumption. During the first testing was done at the end of the school is still the test given by the teachers,” he new. comprehensive, regional private univer­ its future development. development and education policy at the The answer is'obvious: to itself, quarter of 1982, the United State year, when in prior years it was done in said. sity, UNH President Phillip Kaplan said those people are. W e've printed Earlier merger talks between the two in­ State University of New York at Stonybrook. brought only 1.1 million barrels of Wednesday. names' of people who were and no one else. This means the September. department can withhold infor­ Middle East oil a day, or 6.9 percent ’The composite' percentile score for arrested on that day and charged Grade 2, which is now Grade 2 this year, mation about any case it chooses of our oil needs. Bloodmobile visits with various drug offenses. In OPEC has responded to the was 71, which was an above-average with no more of an explanation some cases, w e’ve told what worldwide oil glut in predictable score. In the math skills part of the ANDOVFIR — There will be a blood- than that its investigation of the exam, however, the students scored in happened to these people after M fashion: Individual members of the mobile at the First Congregational the 35th purcentile, appearances in Manchester case isn’t completed. international cartel have broken Church on Route 6 Monday from 1:30 to Help Project Concern keep kids in their place. “ The math score was a surprise,” 6:30 p.m. A newspaper or a private ranks, selling oil at the best prices Superior Court. Packman said. He said that area , of Donors must be in good heaith, weigh citizen can force police to put all tliey can get behind the backs of But police still refuse to tell us curriculum will be stressed this year. at least 110 pounds and between'the ages if these people were arrested in the cards on the table by their monopoly partners. Increasing skills in mathematics is of 17 and 66. Those 17 must have parental the Birch Street raid. bringing the issues before the , r The Feason, of course, is that they already one of the systemwide objec­ consent. Walk-in donors are welcome. Ask Detective Capt. James Freedom of Information Com­ ha've to. Not only are the OPEC tives this year, and was for the last year For more information, call Maria countries in danger of being under­ also. Sweeney if he’s ready to release mission, but that process takes a Tulman at 742-6529. cut by non-members like Mexico, Grade 4 last year scored in the 95th details of the Aug. 25 raid, and long time. Murderers undeterred which is desperate for revenue from ftercentiie, with 44 of the class’ 51 But surely the nam es of he’ll ask you to call Assistant its oil resources, but they need the students scoring at or above the Voter signup set Town Attorney Malcolm arrested persons can be released designated grade level. come to prefer death itself to more the death penalty now on the books income themselves almost as ANDOVER— The Board for admission Barlow, after telling you “ no without jeopardizing an ongoing By William A. Rusher Grade 7 last year scored in the 86th or less permanent incarceration on in so many states does not in fact desperately. Like Mexico, the Arab percentile, with 32 of the 48 tested at or of Electors will hold a voter-registration comment.” drug investigation. NEW 'YORK — The death penalty death row. Several actually ordered deter. sheikdoms have committed above the grade level. session Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Ask Barlow about the case, Certainly any durg dealers in has now theoretically been restored their attorneys, in writing, to desist themselves to ambitious develop­ Against the nationwide grade the Town Office Buiiding on School T H E Y ’ RE RIGHT,, it doesn’t, and he’ll inform you that police Manchester who had connec­ — after being reformed to the from further attempts to delay their ment programs that were based on equivalent score. Grade 7 was 8.4 (Grade Road. but only for the reason that the law Anybody who is eligible and wishing to are withholding information tions with the suspects must Supreme Court’s satisfaction — in a execution. the now-untenable assumption that 8 and four months); Grade 2 was 3.1 against adultery doesn’t: register may do so at this time. because it might jeopardize a know the details of the raid by number of states, but its opponents For condemned men who still King Oil would reign supreme in­ (Grade 3 and one month), and Grade 4 Everybody knows it isn’t going to be continuing investigation. He’ll now. Word of t ^ e things get are entitled to congratulate want to live, however, it is a very definitely. themselves that thus far it isn’t enforced. No law is worth the paper cite the state’s Freedom of In­ around via the grapevine. These different story. As soon as the Sources told my associate Lucette working very well. As somebody it is printed on if it is not going to be formation Act, which he claims people don’t have to read the governor has denied the final appeal Lagnado that Saudi Arabia is with a macabre sense of humor enforced. Gejdenson's commercials for clemency and set a new date by probably the OPEC nation that has permits police to do this. newspaper to know what’s going Back in the 1940s, the state of New might put it, the death penalty’s foes which the execution is to take place, been one of the hardest hit by the oil ; It’s possible the -act, if the on. York, Thursday night was Execu­ are still getting away with murder. some softhearted state or federal glut. For the Saudi princes, oil language is stretched far The general public loses when tion Night at Sing Sing, the state The Court’s objection to capital judge opens a little trapdoor in the revenues spell the difference will 'set record straight' police won’t even release the penitentiary at Ossining. The time \ enough, allows police to withhold punishment, as it used to be law and the prisoner steps through, between rule and ruin. names of people they have employed, was that its application was always 11 p.m. ’The warden the names of persons who have to several more months of assured would try to “ set the record straight,” arrested. The public has a right was so uneven and erratic as to con­ would cali the governor at 8, just to U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., in been arrested. But it is hard to survival. THE SAUDI royal family is in a response to what he has called stitute a ’’cruel and unusual make sure there was no last-minute Gejdenson has accused Guglielmo of see any way in which the public to know what its police depart­ terrible bind. For years it has “ negative” TV advertising by his punishment” within the meaning of M OST OF THESE men have reprieve in prospect, and by 11:15 it running untruths in one of his campaign interest is served by withholding ment is up to, and is likely to placated its subjects by sharing Republican opponent in the hotly con­ the Constitutional prohibition already had their convictions af­ would all be over — plenty of time commercials, and has demanded, but not the names, especially many become distrustful of it if police some of the desert kingdom’s oil tested' congressional race, has plans to received, a retraction. against such things. The Court firmed at least once and often two for eye-witness dispatches in hide behind the FOI law for no wealth in the form of social welfare release some of his own commercials days, even weeks, later. stopped short, however, of holding or three times by the Supreme Court Friday’s afternoon papers. And it Ms. Griffis said the ads would run for apparent good reason. programs, hospitals and housing. Friday. There is a tremendous that it was inherently incapable of of the United States; but no matter certainly seemed that there were The specific contest of the commer­ two weeks, and that there are three Given the extravagant lifestyle of difference between the It’s almost a month since the being applied with reasonable — new applications for a stay in the few Fridays on which at least a cials was not being disclosed by Gejdenr different ones. She said the office spent the Saudi princelings and their about $25,(X)0 on the ads. They will run on Manchester Police Department, secret drug raid occurred. ’The justice, moderation and consisten­ execution date are filed anyway, short article didn’t report that one Son’s office Wednesday, but his press retinues, this has been the only way channels 3 and 8. the intentions of which surely cy, and in recent years a large based on some ground, however, or even two or three condemned secretary, Janice Griffis, said the ads police have had ample time to the royal family can stave off number of states have gone to the flim sy: the discovery of supposedly men had walked their Last Mile to are to ensure public safety, and pursue their “ continuing in­ revolution and ensure its own sur­ trouble of redesigning their death- “ new evidence” : the alleged in­ “ the chair” the night before. URGENT secret police in a country like vestigation.” Now‘ it’s time to vival. penalty laws in ways that they hoped competence of the lawyers who Grim stuff, but it is a fact that Argentina. There police whisk tell the public just what Now the money is no longer com­ would satisfy the Court. handled the defendant’s case at his New York was 'a more any political activists in the happened, and to whom, on the ing in at the old rate — but the PUBLIC AUCTION trial, or who conducted his last peaceful place back in those day' ORDERED BY ONE OF THE MAJOR U.S. BANKS dead of night without a trace in night of Aug. 25. IN GENERAL, the number of Saudis must still continue their appeai; etc., etc. with a much lower murder rat ;. HIBH QUALITY KNOTTED offenses for which death is Somewhere there is always a Merely passing a “ death penalty” system of largesse. The Saudi prescribed as the punishment has judge who will at least agree to stay law accomplishes nothing. Only government recently announced its , ORIENTAL RUGS . been reduced, and steps have been the execution while he listens to the when a prospective murders knows budget for the coming year, and it I On behalf of one major U.S. Bank we have been commissioned to liquidate a taken to insure that juries are given latest plea, and often this hearing, that they will face actual death by shows an increase of several billion I large Inventory of oriental rugs compliment with other goods value. Contracted In Afghanistan,. Paklsta_n, Ex-Iran, Turkey, China, Tibet, Etc. a number of options as far as the and the appeals from it, delay the way of retribution can we expect the dollars, even though it is obvious I m i intbe conpon and keep many children (some of whom ' THESE CiObDS WILL BE SOLD BY To keep kids in their rightful place, precise penalty is concerned. Most execution past the date specified in death penalty to deter that the country’s one source of in­ have been m the Manchester ’this seat filled. For 16 years, send a check, payable to; if not all of the approximately 1,000 the governor’s order denying come — oil — is producing drastical­ AUCTION Manchester’s Project Concern school system for years) may individuals now under sentence of ly less revenue than it used to. ’The at COMTIMUB FROJXCT COHCBBS clemency — thereby requiring the has invited inner city chh- be forced out of the program - P.O. Box 831, M anclieB tor, CT 06040 death around the country have had governor or his successor to set a government doesn’t dare to reduce dren to enter the local school and out of Manchester. the benefit of every possible doubt, its domestic expenditures, for fear ffamada Inn (Checks oif monqy orders w ill also new execution date. And so it goes, Letters policy system at grade one and con­ We need your help. Yotir be accepted at any Savings Bank of and have nonetheless been solemnly on and on and on. of revolution. BRADLEYLEY IHTEIINAYIDNALIHTEWUTIONM. >■.klRPOKT dollars can help a kid continue 5 Ella Qraaao Tpka., Windsor Locks tinue the experience through Manchester office.) condemned to death by a jury of Nevermind the harm .this sort of The Manchester Herald There’s an additional, macabre twelfth grade. And we can all his/her education and make welcomes letters to the editor. □ I aun enclosing a check for their peers, the judge who presided thing does to the whole concept of dilemma faced by the Saudis: The THURS., SEPT. 23 AT 8 PM he proud of the many success sure that the beneficial cul­ Letters should be brief and to ■ at the trial, and — after a careful orderly justice: Focus just on how it Iran-Iraq war poses a threat to the view at 7 PM stories that have resulted tural, racial and economic $ ______the point. They should be typed Piece by piece regardless of cost In order to meet partial monetary review of the entire record — by the diminishes the deterrent effect of Saudi regim e. the longer it con­ or neatly hand-written, and, for obligations of the Importers who are unable to fulfill their Import com­ from Project Concern. interaction between Hartford k' governor of the state himself. the death penaity. An order of tinues. If Iran wins, its radical Name _ ease in Sitin g, should be double­ But like many such pro­ and Manchester continues. OMBbyNlA, Inc Yet only a handful of individuals Moslem revolution could topple the mitments as previously agreed with the bank. Under the binding agreement execution is so seldom carried out in spaced. with all the concerned parties, the Importefrs has been forced to accept the grams, the Project is now Street. have actually been executed, and in Saudi regime. Yet supporting Iraq is "Before, it was always ‘Why Johnny Can't this country today that opponents of The Herald reserves the right financial losses. This auction Is open to the public, as well as, dealers and the victim of cutbacks. And City — almost every case they were men so capital punishment are actually to edit letters in the interests of costing the Saudis more than they Read.' Now, it's ‘Why Johnny Can’t state. - Z ip . tired of battling for survival that beginning to argue — surely with brevity, ciarity and taste. . can afford, while risking the J w ftc l^ w c tw c s DaYWAUCnOlIBBUQOIOATOaS Photo by Ak06 Arnold. Ad created by Adams, Rickard Cf Mason. Inc PROGRAM.’" Space donated by the Savings Bank of Manchester’The Manches'.er Herald they had lost the will to live and their tongues in their cheeks — that Ayatollah KhomelnTs wrath. OrienUI rug» wMI tw given away a« doof p r i z e s ______MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs , Sept. 23,

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(UPI) — George At the Newport Jazz Festival s M, 4 Catch 52 Cozy home 0 1 T E audiences and the networks that ABC is caught with a prime time However, try not to have SO today, let it lie and be forgot­ 1981 homecoming, Lionel Hampton 7 Short sleep 54 Wild party 1 R D O 0 Wein, the jazz impresario whose many irons in the (ire that you ten Rehashing it could undo all feed their hunger for gridiron ac­ problem, since all the NFL games_ 10 Beehive State 55 By birth N E D piano talents became dwarfed by his sent Wein to the keyboard for a do not com plete what you the good you've done, tion. on the network schedule were for' 12 American 56 Blackthorn C A T E R music festival empire, is going on spirited jazz medley. Wein and the start ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) Indians fruit E R 1 L Y Football hit the Top 10 the way a evening broadcast. LIBRA (Sep!. 23-Oct. 23) You You're capable of handling dif­ the road this fall — not as a vibes-master joined up for “In the 14 Eggs 57 Rush hour at 1 D T 1 E blitz hits a quarterback. ABC will fill the gap tonight with are extremely elleclive today, ficult situations early in the day. promoter but as a performer. Mood,” “Hamp’s Boogie Woogie,” 15 Cairo's river the diner T E D “60 Minutes” — out of reruns and , an old Peter Falk movie — “The provided you are dealing with but unless you make, sure they H 0 C H 0 “I’m looking forward to it, but it’s and the Hampton novelty number 16 Measure 58 Commit a faux persons who operate on the are bonded together solidly all E C L A 1 R into its new season schedule — Cheap Detective” — to be followed 11, Conjunction pas going to be a lot of work,” Wein “Hey-Ba-Ba-Re-Bop,” to draw the same wavelengths However, if could later unravel R A C 1 N O by a “20-20” special featuring the 59 Long time grabbed the No. 1 spot for CBS, but yoo run into opposition you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If Fletcher’s Landing — Douglas Coffin 18 Unite E N D Y said. ‘T il be on piano, getting my two-day festival to a close. 60 M a o ...... 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Nielsen Co., were: 33 One (Sp.) 5 Broke bread 28 W riting tool handle his group. career as a physician. ers are helpful to you Today, sure that either you or your 49 Selves 1. 60 Minutes (CBS) 34 Forenoon 6 East Indian (p i) - helped ABC take top honors for the “First thing I know, they booked uncharacteristically, you may mate are on the scene today if 50 Force unit After graduation, however, he got (abbr.) pepper plant 29 Over there week with an overall rating of 16.7 2. NFL Monday Night Football -- be more concerned with taking you're having work or service 51 Compass 30 dates from Elmira, N.Y., to a $90-a-week job as a pianist in a 36 W^ayside hotel 7 Not one 30 I4ih Hebrew and an audience share of 29. CBS Pittsburgh vs. Dallas (ABC) than giving, performed around home. point .luneau. Alaska. Thai's all in Oc­ 37 Spy employed 8 Shakespeare's letter 3. CBS NFL Game 2 (CBS) Chinese restaurant. He was then SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. Unsupervised, you may get 53 Canal system was in second place with 14.4 and 25 by police river 35 Baste tober and November and I have to hired to assemble groups to play at a 21) Expenses could get out of poor results. ------and NBC brought up the rear with 4. CBS NFL Post Game Show 9 Equality 38 Sunflower in northern hand t iday if you associate LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Use a 39 Calls hit the road with niy band. " Wein local club, and his production 11 Inheritors state (abbr) Michigan 13.2 and 22. (CBS) with pt. sons who are able to light hand when dealing with 42 Humiliating 5. Too Close for Comfort (ABC) .said. business was launched. spend more freely than you those in your charge today and CBS retained its lock on news Besides Wein on the keyboards, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 programming, scoring 12.1 and 24 6. Three’s Company (ABC) Wein leased a room at Boston's- can Abide by your budget, not you'll have no problems in get­ Superman the group includes cornetist Ruby old Copley Square Hotel, dubbed it theirs ting them to do your bidding. for the “Evening News.” ABC’s 7. Emmy Awards (ABC) Braff. tenor saxophonist Scott CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Heavy measures invite rebel­ It 12 13 14 8. Hart to Hart (ABC) “Storyville." and turned it into one AMP I'M BETTINS HE'LL Y ...H e ) to “World News Tonight” was a close This is one of those days when lion — W H E N OUR FWTHS, Hamilton. Slam Stewart on bass, PP HIS PARNEPe&T TO ) JU&T A ) 9. Seven B rides for Seven of the nation’s premiere jazz clubs. you may fail to leave well VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your ceo&s AOAIN, XPU second with 11.6 and 24 and NBC's trombonist Eddie Hnbbell and K g fP HI4 RRCHMg- /M A Y H 15 16 17 Brothers (CBS) enough alone and interfere material prospects are very w/Li. ■'fWERFUL “Nightly News” was third at 10.3 driimmcr Oliver Jackson. His career mushroomed after 1954 with something which is run­ encouraging today, but it's ENOU(5M. and 20. 10. M-A-S-H (CBS( when local society figures Elaine 20 21 “ It's a good hand, we play nice ning smoothly, only to cause possible you might do some­ TnryorTZ IB 19 I ------LIPI photo The only new season premiere to music." Wein said. and Louis Lorillard asked him to unnecessary complications thing foolish which could offset ■ make the Top 10 was CBS’ “Seven Three U.?. presidents were of produce their first Newport Jazz AQ UARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) your gains. 22 23 Of late his own piano playing has Today friends will accept you (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) Brides for Seven Brothers.” Dutch ancestry — Martin Van JAZZ IMPRESSARIO GEORGE WEIN been relegated to doing so at home, Festival, the grandaddy ot major 24 25 26 27 28 29 of the 1982 Orange Bowl. Buren, Theodore Roosevelt and . . . going on the road as a performer but occasionally, jazz greats at his outdoor music events in America.>' With the football strike in full Franklin D. Roosevelt. 30 31 32

B rid g e 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Thursday TV Cinema Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag 42 43 44 2 ' Crossfire kevy^s Law — James Schumeister 45 46 47 48 49 50 6:00 P.M. Unbecoming' A scandel in a (2D - 5th National Congres­ (2D " Twilight Zone 1:00 A.M . British officers' mess in colonial 2 - Twilight Zone Restricted choice wins sional Hispanic Caucus ® - Sports Tonight ® - Sanford and Son Mil rlford (R) 9:10. — Lord of Rings ■ ( D - Eyewitness News India evokes their notions of 53 54 f 3:00A.M . Xllieiii'iim Cineniii — (PG) 7 with Wizards (PG) 7 ^ . . . I HAVPNT 5t 52 f D - Charlie's Arigels honor, women and civility. Mi­ 9:30P.M . ( 2 - Newscenter ® r Get Smart to game. HtLLO, PHON& COtvFANY? chael York, Richard Atenbor- (2D ” Dick Cavett TV journalist ® - MOVIE: 'McCloud: Little ® - MOVIE: 'Lost Flight' A Mice Adams 7:30 with 9:30. I (JOINPPACa-T ® CE) ® - News (2) ® ~ Teachers Only Had he rebid to three I WONT BP NPPP1N6 'lOgR 56 57 ough, Trevor Howard. 1975. Walter Cronkite is the guest. Plot at Tranquil Valley' A co- group of highly civilized people .<1ary of Scotland 9.30. SiorrK 55 ® - Buck Rogers Diana s ideas on pre-marital sex diamonds. North would have metary director acts as an out­ must learn to survive by thier PHONP ANYMORP/ AND IP (l3) - MOVIE: Giant' Part 2 are quoted in the school news­ 2 - Pelicula: 'Jacinta Cini'inii City — Autumn 'I'raiiM-Lux C ollege gone to four hearts. A three- 03) - Leverne & Shirley & Co. let for stolen pharmaceuticals. wits after their plane crashes NORTH T TD &PTOEN IT 59 60 paper causing an outcry from Pichimahuida Se Enamora' 58 (33) - NFL Story: Line By Une Dennis Weaver, Burgess Mere­ Lloyd Bridges. Anne Francis, Sonata iPGi 7:35, 9:30.— I'win — Pink Floyd Tlte ♦ Q84 heart rebid would undoubt­ u (3D - Calliope Children's the parents (R) - Greatest Sports Legends ® - Madame's Place dith, Joyce Van Patten. >072 Ralph Meeker. 1969 Diva (It) 7:20, 9:40. - Wall (R) 7:15, 9. - VQ763 edly find North passing. Programs Today's stories are (3S) ’Victor and Maria: The Sand Today's program features (2D ~ Vanessa (gS - Business Report 2 - Prime News American Gigolo (R) 7 ♦ K742 The Prof won the opening 1 19B2 by NEA. Inc Diner lit) 7:10, 9:20. — Castle,’ 'Uncle Smiley Goes up Mickey Mantle. (53 ■ Psychic Phenomena ♦ 74 lead in his own hand and 10:00P.M . 11:30 P.M. (2 “ Gunsmoke Dock and Roll High School with I’retty Baby 9:10. the River’ and 'Four Summers.] (SB - MOVIE: 'A Doll's House' ® - MOVIE: 'Tulips’ T w o promptly led a low trump Q D 3 3 - Knots Landing Karen 2 - MOVIE: 'Bloodbrothers' I EAST (60 min.) ® - Hawaii Fh/e-0 people find romance through a PG > 6:55, 10:30 with \ «*rnon WEST toward dummy. West pro­ A subjugated housewife breaks catches Gary and Abby together A young man is torn between mutual neurosis. Gabe Kaplan. tjuadrophenia IR) 8:30. Cine I & 2 —Star Wars « J 1 0 9 2 ♦ 753 duced the 10 and dum t^'s OD ~ Festival of Faith free to establish herself as an and Laura decides to move (53 " Mission Impossible his own dream for a future and 1 Bernadette Peters Rated PG individual. Claire Bloom, An- (PG) 7. 9:15.- Night Shift VlO V AJ8 ueen fell to East's ace. 'The ® - Little House back in with Richard. (R) (60 ® - Benny Hill Show the dem ands of his Italian- Ciiii'siiiilMi — The Man ♦ J963 ♦ 10 8 5 . thony Hopkins. 1973. ® - Major League : American family. Richard Gere, 3euce of clubs came back. - Newswatch min.) ® ® - Nows in the While Suit 7:30 with (R) 7:10, 9:30. ♦ AQ105 ♦ KJ82 Pittsburgh at St. Louis Paul Sorvino. Tony Lo Bianco West took two clubs and led CELEBRITY CIPHER (23) - Prime News CS3 - News Chiii iots of Fire (PG) 9:10. Ce*tbnly Cipher cryptograms tre created from quotations by famous people, past (2l " Newscenter ® - Racing ( 2 ) ® “ Fame Leroy discov­ 2 ' Mike Douglas People WV hI H a r t f o r d SOUTH the 10 of spades. and present Esch letter m ihe cipher stends for another. Todiy's c/ue J aq u tli P ® - New York Report 3:15A.M . ColiMiial - The Jade ♦ A K 6 The Prof won in dummy,my, ® - MOVIE: 'The Hanging ers a gun that his brother left (33) - Saturday Night Uve Now I'.lin I & 2 — Star Wars Tree' A frontier doctor with a (33) “ Independent Network Warriors (III with Deadly V K 9 5 4 2 led a trump and promptly;ly and attempts to get rid of it. (R) ® - ESPN Sports Center 2 ** Entertainment Tonight (53 - News » secret past takes charge of a (60 min.) News Angels (R) from 1. (PG) 7, 9:20. - Star Trek ♦ A Q finessed the nine after East girl left to die by stagecoach 2 - N ig h t Galley ( 2 - Despedida 3:30 A.M. Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence (25) - MOVIE: 'Adam's (2D - CNN News liiiHl Marlfiiril II — The Wrath of Khan ♦ 963 played low It held and the robbers. Gary Cooper, Maria ( 2 “ Crossfire 2 - Top Rank Boxing from Woman' An American battles 1:30 A.M . (PG) 7:10, 9:30. rest of the tricks were Schell, Karl Malden. 1959. (2) - Freeman Reports Las V e g a s i'ia.iwiKKl - Night Shift Vulnerable: Both WE'RE 60IN(5 cruelty and injustice in an Aus­ 2 2 - Tonight Show claimed. w e ll , I ’LU B E - T calm (2) ® - Hill Street Blues ® - Charlie Rose Show Tile \lovieH — The Best Dealer: South TO NEEP OUR “GYWVI Q NTSQV WK Q SD - T.V. Communty College tralian penal colony. - Beau 2 ‘ MOVIE: Let's Do It ® - MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr. (Rl 7:15, 9:15. "Horseshoes, " murmured Thieves steal a funeral van that (53 - Love American Style Goodbar' A young teacher Little Whorehouse in Texas HEAPS IE WE'RE (S) - Reporter 41 Bridges, Jane Morrow, James contains Renko’s father's re­ Again' Two workers design a Poor ItirliarilK— Night West North East (33) " Independent Network cruises the singles bars looking East. GOING TO C Booth. 1970. mains and Joyce temporarily re­ scheme to bilk professional Shift (R) 7:30, 9:30. (R) 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:15, RYMMWGOZ XWHHWDAOR RQKF O > Jeffersons News for one night stands Diane Kea­ "Just correct play. " (2D - Moneymakers gains faith in the criminal justice gamblers to save their finan­ Showea.e tjmona — 9:30. — Fast Times in Pass Pass replied the Prof "It was the (S) - 3-2-1, Contact cially troubled lodge. Sidney Po- ton. Tuesday Weld, Richard (® ' Barry Manilow in system. (R) (60 min.) 2 ® - NBC News Ridgemont High (R) 12, Pass Pass use of restricted choice. KWVDY WR DTVKWKRK itier. Bill Cosby, Jimmie Walker. Overnight Kiley 1977. K. r. The Kxtra-Terrestrial 6:30 P.M. Concert ( 2 - MOVIE: 'Brian's Song' 1:45, 3:35, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30. West's play of the heart-10 1975. 2 - MOVIE: 'Mad Max' (3D - : (PG) 1:05, 7:15. 9:40. — An ® - CBS News ® - MOVIE: 'Steelyard The friendship of two profes­ was forced since he had a (2D ^f) ~ Captioned ABC When the world's future is Chicago at Seattle JIP - Monty Python Live at Opening lead: ♦ J JMWVDJQOOZ WV XYQOWVI NWRE Blues' A group of social out­ sional athletes, Brian Piccolo Ofticer and A Gentleman (Q) - Barney Miller News threatened by terrorist cycle singleton. Had he held jack- casts decide to fly around the and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. 3:45 A.M. (R) 1:50. 7:20, 9:45. — the Hollywwxl Bowl (R) (3D “ Who Are The Debolts? gangs, a band of police-elite 10 he might well have world by building an antique James Caan, Billy Dee Williams, 2 - Twilight Zone 12:30, 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:40, SYV.” — PTKYJE DTVMQX Henry Winkler hosts this look at sets out to protect the popu­ (53 " Calendar Friday the 13th Part 3 (R) played the jack Thus my plane out of stolen parts. Jane Shelley Fabares. Rated G. 1973. an extraordinary family: lace. Mel Gibson. 1980. Rated 1:05, 7:45, 10:10. — Annie 9:30. finesse was about a two-to- Fonda, Donald Sutherland, Peter ( S ) " Law m ak­ 4:00A.M . (2D Lawmakers 12:00 A.M . R By Oswald Jacoby one favorite to win Still I ® (SD - NBC News Boyle. 1973. ers report on the weekly activi­ ® - Weather (PG) 1:.30, 7:10, 9:40. - W'illimanlie CE) - Quincy 2 - MOVIE: The Tin Drum' and Alan Sontag was lucky. Had I held the 10 (2D ■ Business Report (St ) - Sneak Previews C o ­ ties of Congress. Beach Girls (R) 1:10,7:25, A clairvoyant young boy uses (33) ~ Bost of Groucho JillHon Square Cinema of trumps instead of the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Women don't dress to please their hosts Gene Siskel and Roger CE) ® - Nightlino (2S) ~ Noticlero Nacionat .SIN (2D - 24 Horas his powers to remain a child in 2 ~ Newscenter 9:50. - Pink Floyd The - Monty Python Live at Here is the Professor bid­ nine, restricted choice would husbands, if they did they'd wear last year's clothes." — Mike Noticias nacionates con Guil­ Ebert look at what's happening CE) - Pitfall , ® - MOVIE: 'Z o o t Suit' A protest against the hypocrisy of 2 - MOVIE; Sitting Ducks' Wall (R) 1:30,7:30,9:40.- ding his hand to the lim it as not have applied and 1 would lermo Restrepo. at the movies. the Hollywctod Bowl (R) Connors Chicago gang leader is falsely ® - MOVIE: ’Tell Them the world. David Bennent, An- Two mobsters fleeing to South Inchon (PG) 1:45, 7:40, 10. usual. Many experts would probably have played for the 7: to, 9:10 — The World Ac­ Snake Tales Cl 1982 by N EA. Inc (@ - MOVIE: 'Brian's Song' 8:30 P.M. accused of murder. Edward Willie Boy Is Here' A n A m eri­ qela Winkler, Charles Aznavour. America encounter two hit merely have rebid three of 2-2 break and gone down." The friendship of two profes­ James Olmos, Tyne Daly, can Indian searches for identity. 1979 - Author! Author! (PG) cording to Garp (R ) 6:50, (5D - Health Beat women hired to kill them Mi­ some suit instead of jumping (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN ) sional athletes, Brian Piccolo Charles Aidman 1981. Robert Redford, Katherine Ross, chael Emil, Zach Norman 1980 1:15, 7:30, 9:40, ® ® - NFL Football; 9:20. — An Officer and A and Gayle Sayers, is portrayed. (® - That's Hollywood Robert Blake. 1969 2:00 A.M . Fiifiehl James Caan, Billy Dee Williams, Atlanta at Kansas City 4:30 A.M. Gentleman (R) 6:50, 9:20. Priscilla’s Pop - Ed Sullivan THAT'S FUNNY!.. IT 2 - News ® - News/Sign Off Cine 1,2, :f, L .5& 6- QUICK.DOC!.. Shelley Fabares. 1973. (3^ - CFL From the 55 Yard 10:30 P.M. 2 - Abbott and Costello - E.T. The Extra- PO&SN'T WORK. FOR 2 - MOVIE: 'Best Friends' ® - MOVIE; Birds of Prey' Pink Fcioyd The Wall (R) (2) - Bob Newhart Show Une ® - Latin New York Two Vietnam veterans, along Ferrestrial (PG) 7, 9:15. Kit ‘n’ Carlyle Larry Wright An airwatch helicopter pilot is 2 - N e w s SNAKE'S U06T NAIU-BITING EITHER - MOVIE: Foul Play' An 7:30,9:35.- Fast Times at ® - ABC News (3D (S) ' Metropolitan Report with their wives, go cross­ pitted against ruthless criminals. \\inilnor innocent woman becomes en­ 4:45 A.M. BERNARP AMP I ATE THE F 0 0 P W 9 6 A WHAT HIS MEMORY." (3D - Video Jukebox country in a camper to recap­ David Janssen, Ralph Meeker, Ridgemont High (Rl 7:40, Plaza — Rocky HI (PG) (S) - Over Easy tangled in a murder plot in San ture the good old days.' 2 - MOVIE: 'How I Won the PEUCI0U5 eUT j P IP Elayne Hailveil. 1972. 9:45. — Zapped (R) 7:50, AT A NEW ITAJ.IAN Francisco. Chevy Chase, Goldie (2D - Alfred Hitchcock Richard Hatch, Douglas Chapin, War Comedic study of one 7:30. EXPENSIVE ' y ' MOU 7:00 P.M. EE5TAURANT LA9T^ Hawn, Burgess Meredith. 1978. (2D ~'lri Performance Susanne Burton (5 3 ~ Joe Franklin Show man s military career and the 9:55. — Inchon (PG) 7, HAVE? ® - CBS News Rated PG. (® ~ Independent Network - MOVIE: 'Bend o f the 03) - MOVIE: 'The Ipcress strange way he has of reminisc­ 9:20. — An Officer and A ...Now nsren ing by distorting the truth ® ® - M*A*S*H (3D > Major League Baseball: News River’ A wagon tram guide File' A m an taken from jail and Gentleman IR) 7:20, 9:50. ® - Muppet Show Pittsburgh at St. Louis seeking cattle and provisions placed in the British Army Intel­ (gZ) - Nightalk ligence is assigned to get back - E.T. The Extra- ® - ABC News (2D - MacNeil-Lehrer Report for the settlers ends up stealing Terrestrial (PG) 7:10, 10:45P.M . them. James Stewart, Arthur a British scientist who has left Fonda visits THe 1 ® (® -S o a p (2S) - Vanessa the country w ith a secret file. 9:30. SHOWCASE ! (2D - Reporter 41 Kennedy, Julie Adams. 1952. k fT iNTHe (31) - Jeffersons ( g ). Special Michael Caine. Nigel Green, Guy HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Maneliesler 11:00P.M . 12:30 A.M . Doleman. 1965. CINEMAS U6K (Jlvl VoOR ® - ESPN Sportsforum 9:00 P.M. I \ riieaUTH F.uhI — ■ M tr ------® ® ® - News ® - All In the Family 2 ~ MOVIE: 'Destination: Jane Fonda will play a ® - Are You Anybody? ® ® - Simon & Slnron Tlje The Best Little Frank and Ernest — Bob Thaves De Of fHe ® - M*A*S*H ® - Rat Patrol Tokyo’ A U. S. submarine is un­ guest role in the “9 to 5” ® - Moneyline recovery of some stolen an­ der orders to enter Japan's ® - Perry Mason TV series spinoff from her Whorehouse in Texas (R) 0 - Newscenter tiques leads Simon & Simon to ® - Madame's Place best-guarded harbor. Gary 7:30, 9:30. — Fast Times at i n m - ' i i a computer dating service. (R) ® - Entertainment Tonight ® - You Asked For It Grant. John Garfield. Faye Emer­ hit motion picture, a show ® - Fourth Estate Ridgemont High (R) 7:15, (60 min.) 33) - Star Trek son. 1944 which her company HARTFORD (® - El Derecho de Nacer Te- (3D - MOVIE: All ^ e 9:15. — Monty Python Live (53 - The Merv Show Marbles' Peter Falk takes tag 2 - Auto Racing '82; ASA 2 ~ Sports Update produces for 20th Century- mnRST*TE84EXITS8 RIGOP 1 TOU MEAN WELL, BGRNARP WITH Ai-L THIS lenovala en la cual Marla Elena at Hollywood Bowl (R) o del H unco da a .Iuz un hijo ilegi- (2) - Top Rank Boxing from team wrestlers on the circuit in Milwaukee 200 Fox television, EACTHAimWD 568-8810 STIFFENEP RIGHT J] search of fame and fortune. 2:30 A.M . AAORTI9 / RIGATQNj •' tlmo. Su padre al enterarse de Las Vegas 2 ~ Moneyline Update Fonda, who originated 7:15, 9:15. UP W HEN HE GOT om ihiess IN T H e Vicki Frederick, Laurdn Landon, 2 - ESPN Sports Center ANP esto decide deshacerse del nino QD - AM Service Revelation Ilorkville THE BILL, Burt Young. 1981. Rated R. 2 - Madame's Place - Inside the NFL Len D aw ­ the secretarial role of Judy MEATBALLS, pero 'Mama' Dolores, su negra ( 2 ) ® Gimme A Break Nell ® - Late Night with David son and Nick Buoniconti analyze in the film, will play^a Film Fi'Hlival CinemaH INCHON^ WO/ZLO, I HAVe TO criada, decide encargarse del saves the day when the Kanisky (3D ■" Major League Baseball: bebe. Nadie conoce la historia Chicago at Seattle J.IP Letterman this week's NFL action and look night security guard for an - Escape From Alcatraz home is robbed. (R) — SMOWMW:- hasta que Albertico se convierte ® - Film ahead to next week's games. (3D - Festival of Faith early episode this fall. (PG) 7:05 with Warriors 145 - 7 M - l U i gEtlEvf THAT 50m B op en d o cto r y se envuelve con su (2D ~ People's Caucus propia famtiia. Veronica Castro, OS A R e a o iN G a b o u n d Socorro Avelar, Humberto Zu- SIXTEENTH ANNUAL rita. 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Thurs., Sept. 23, 1982 O bituaries The Candidates S ay FOCUS / F a m ily governor’s special committee on Thoma* DIckaon Joyner pushes senior citizens here. Thomas Dickson, 97, of 60 Doane Also, from the 12 voting districts, St., died Tuesday at an area con­ biennial budgets are: francis Mafe, CTarence Foley, valescent home. He was the husband John J. Sullivan, Nicholas R. of the late Elice (Faulkner) state Rep. Walter H. Joyner, R- Jackston, Robert P. Tardiff, James Dickson. Manchester, re-issued his call for D Fraser, Alphonse Reale, Thomas He was born in Portadown County is biennial state budgets and said his J. O’Neill, Frank M. SUmler, Paul A ndy Armagh, Northern Ireland, on Jan. plan shbuld be complemented by E. Phillips, Arthur Glaeser and 25,1885. He came to this country and biennial sessions of the General John Moran. Also on the committee IRooney settled in Manchester in 1911. He nnrtr.4 Assembly. are Alice T. Rawlins, Jack D. ^ ^ 1 was an Army veteran of World War "L ast year, I cited a state Goldberg, Mary LeDuc and Amelia Syndicated I. Before retiring in 1955 he had been auditor’s report which urged that P. Burns. Columnist employed in the print shop and the state adopt biennial budgets weaving department of Cheney with annual review and adjustment Brothers for many years. He was a by the General Assembly,” said Zinsser warns j member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Joyner. ‘‘This past year, we Church and was a member of the witnessed once again how the an­ against casino She gets assist former St. Mary’s Men’s Club. He nual budget rush dominated the ses­ EAST HARTFORD — State Sen. Unbidden was a charter member of American sion and pushed .many other impor­ Legion Post 102. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, tant issues into the background.” testified Monday before the East He leaves two daughters, Doris D. Joyner cited an auditors’ report, Jacobs of Manchester, with whom Windsor Economic Development which concluded that a biennial he had made his home, and Mrs. Commission against a proposal to thoughts budget would relieve agencies of Roland (Marion D.) Lounsbury of bring casino gambling here. from Village virtually constant budget prepara­ Simsbury; three grandchildren. Zinsser, the ranking member of tion, so they could be more efficient Private committal services will the General Assembly’s Fublic Safe­ in executing the budget. be in East Cemetery. There are no ty Committee and gambling sub­ recalled By Barbara Richmond Joyner also advocated a return to committee, is a vocal opponent of calling hours. Holmes Funeral the practice of holding sessions of Herald Reporter Home. 400 Main St., Manchester, legalized casino gambling. ■ Herald photo by Pinto the Legislature once every two We’d all get more done if we could has charge of arrangements. He warned the commission that Judith Nelson, a Grade 5 and 6 teacher at Bowers School, is going years. He said it would save the proposal for a casino in East control the thoughts that enter our to try to make history come alive for her students during this school LEW ROME (RK3HT) STUMPS FOR JOYNER. ZINSSER thousands of dollars spent on annual minds, but we can’t. In the past 24 Eva 8. Kozikla Windsor may be moot, because the year. . . . while Mrs. Zinsser pours coffee sessions. Joyner said the governor Legislature would first have to hours the following thoughts have Mrs. Nelson spent two weeks at Old Sturbridge Village in Stur- Eva S. Kozikis, 89, of Handel could call special sessions when cir­ Court, East Hartford, died legalize gambling. come to my mind, unbidden: bridge. Mass., at a workshop in which 14 other teachers from cumstances warrant them. “I don’t see that happening for a Connecticut and several from Massachusetts and Rhode Island par­ Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital , Joyner is running for re-election I ’m not usually satisfied with the and Medical Center. She had been a long time, if ever,” said Zinsser. Speeches people make when they ticipated this summer. against town Director James R. "One only has to look at the facts to The aim of the workshop was to develop approaches to teaching member of Zion Evangelical Even Zinsser was surprised McCavanagh, a Democrat. win awards on television, but Ingrid Lutheran Church of Manchester for see why I make that statement.” that link resources of the living history center to ideas and events in Zinsser cited that experience of Bergman’s daughter, Pia participants’ hometowns. more than 30 years. Lindstrom, was just right the other She was the wife of the late Karl Cummings sets Atlantic City, N.J. after it legalized “It was the best workshop I ever attended," Mrs. Nelson said. She Kozikis. She was born in Lithuania casino gambling. He said violent night accepting an Emmy for her said she will §o back for two days each in October, November and on March 20, 1893. Rome came to headquarters new committee crimes, narcotic abuse and prostitu­ mother. December and one day in April to bring back the material her tion became more common in Atlan­ students have piloted. Students will also be taken on a field trip to She leaves two sons, Jonas Kozikis - Why are the Lebanese r v of East Hartford and Frank Kozikis Democratic Town Chairman tic City after gambling came to the village during the winter. militiamen called ‘‘Christian “Part of what I will be working on with my students is the of Natick, Mass.; seven Thedore R. Cummings has an­ town. He quoted testimony from the Phalangists”? I wonder what the By Paul Hendrie leadership or quiet. Silent,” ZINS.SIOR, reiterating his nounced the formation of the "Com­ State Police stating that casino background to the westward movement and the Industrial grandchildren and three great­ Rome cited recent public opinion word for “Phalangist” is in Arabic. grandchildren. Herald Reporter opposition to the party lever on mittee to Elect the Democratic gamblingvinevitably attracts Revolution,” Mrs. Nelson explained. polls whch showed O’Neill leading voting machines and recounting his Ticket,” which he termed, “the organized crime. Wliat is a phalange anyway? Funeral services will be Saturday the gubernatorial race, but trailing THEY Wil.I- STUDY such things as what choice of work people at 10 a.m. at Zion Evangelical Eve'n state Sen. Carl A.Zinsser, R- unsuccessful legislation to remove committee to end all committees.” “There are the problems the state People aren’t using erasers on among voters familiar with both had in those days, what opportunities existed, and how work choices Lutheran Church, Manchester. Manchester, was a little surprised the lever, joked, ‘T m sick and tired It is a steering committee of local of Connecticut can look forward to, pencils as much as they used to and to see Republican gubernatorial Rome and O’Neill. of having to carry Lowell Weicker affected people’s attitudes. Burial will be in Buckland Democrats coordinating the elec­ should W enact casino gambling,” it’s probably a good thing. They “There’s going to be a lot of emphasis on the exploration of the kind Cemetery, Manchester. candidate Lewis B. Rome show up Rome - criticized frequently as a every election.” tion campaign in Manchester. he said. to help open the Zinsser re-election never worked very satisfactorily. of jobs they would have if they were a child or an adult in those Friends may call at the Holmes lackluster campaigner — clearly “And now me, too,” Rome in­ The committee is composed of He also said legalized gambling headquarters. was adopting a feistier style in an terjected. ■Why don’t all new cars come with times,” Mrs. Nelson said. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Judy Pitts and Herbert J. Steven­ has driven up housing costs in Atlan­ an alarm system that would go off “While at the workshop we did many of the activities as if we were Manchester, Friday from 3 to 5 and But Zinsser clearly was happy to attempt to build name recognition Zinsser also repeated criticisms son, who are ' chairing tic City and corrupted much of the have Rome there, because the head for himself and to force O’Neill, who when someone tried to steal a car? the children doing them. We had role playing using old records and 7 to 9 p.m. of the O’Neill administration’s Congressw om an B arb ara B. youth. of the GOP ticket had nothing but has run a low-key campaign, to be I go to a lot of football games at diaries. We would take on the role of a family. It gave us such a handling of the winter fuel Kennelly’s campaign in town, and Zinsser is running for re-election vested interest in the way things were done," she explained. praise for the freshman senator. judged on the issues. assistance program. He blamed the Madeline Allen and Pascal against Manchester Mayor Stephen this time of year. When it’s hot I Marshal Ivan Bagramyan "You wouldn’t know, unless Zinsser, in his tvelcoming speech, She said the students, while studying about Colonial times, will MOSCOW (UPI) - Marshal Ivan governor’s administration for Mastrangelo, who are chairing the T. Penny, a Democrat. take a thermos bottle filled with practice map skills and use census records and old cit directories you’ve been told, when you walk the sounded like he too was running alleged corruption in the Depart­ Bagramy.an, commander of Soviet halls of the Capitol that he’s a first- against O’Neill, instead of his iced tea and when it's cold I fill the to gain information of the past. “We will teach our studenU data, forces on the Western front in World ment of Transportion and legalized thermos with hot chicken broth. I term senator, because he does his Democratic opponent, Manchester gambling operations and again at­ retrieval using all of these resources to compare a town such as LEARNING TO SPIN AT STURBRIDGE VILLAGE War II and one of the country’s most homework,” said Rome, who had Mayor Stephen T. Penny. never fill a thermos bottle without distinguished military heroes, died tacked the tax on unincorporated Man held in burglary Plrane turn to pa^r IH Judith Nelson of Bowers School and Peter O'Connell of Village donned a Zinsser campaign hat for Zinsser’s only reference to Penny businesses. thinking of the joke: after a long illness, Tass announced his speech. “You couldn't want, was an indirect criticism of Penny’s Wednesday. Former Republican Mayor and First Person: A thermos bottle whether a Democrat, a Republican statement last week that he would An East Hartford man has been pany was reported Aug. 21. Police keeps hot things hot and cold things President Leonid Brezhnev signed or an independent, better represen­ not rule out support for a state in­ state Comptoller Nathan G. the obituary of Bagramyan, 84. Agostinelli linked Penny to what he charged with first-degree larceny in say burglars entered through a rear cold. tation for Manchester.” come tax until a bipartisan, blue rib­ connection with an August burglary door and carted off hteir loot in a ■ Second Person: How does it know? “The Soviet people and their armed Rome then took off the Zinsser bon committee issues its report. alleged were the problems of the forces have suffered a heavy loss,” O’Neill administration. at the Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co. company van, after stealing the van Of all the politicians who have Sexually attracted to a patient? hat and launched a lengthy, unusual­ “I leel it’s very important that a Detective Capt. James Sweeney keys from a desk drawer. The stolen Brezhnev said. ly aggressive attack on his oppo­ cant^ate running for office tells the “The opponent of our state left the political scene because of " Senator says he wholeheartedly en­ said police recovered $5,000 in tools van has not been recovered, death or defeat in the past 10 years, nent, Democratic incumbent people where he stands,” said and some office equipment when Sweeney said. William A. O’Neill, Zinsser. “One of the things that dorsed the O’Neill administration,” I miss Hubert Humphrey the most. To pay respects said Agostinelli. "If you do that, they arrested Claude J. Dowdell, 33, A bail bondsman posted Dowdell’s really bothers me is when a can­ of 29 Woodlawn Circle. $5,000 surety bond. He is scheduled He just seemed like such a good guy. If can happen to any therapist ladies and gentlemen, you endorse Members of the Knights of Colum­ “*o rn EFFORT was begun this didate says, 'Well, I’m not really Police obtained a warrant to to appear in Manchester Superior It’s going to be terrible if there’s bus will meet tonight at 7 at the week to make sure everyone knows sure whether I'm for it or against it, the whole record and all that it en­ compasses.” search Dowdell’s home on Friday. Court on Oct. 4. a strike that lasts in professional KofC Home, Main Street and from the issue is Bill O’Neill,” said hut elect me and I'll make up my Sweeney said Dowdell is not the only football. I don’t know whose side there will go to Holmes Funeral Rome, “He doesn’t have the ability mind.’ I’m opposed to a state in­ About 75 people attended the suspect in the burglary, and that By Susan Plese Home, 400 Main St. to pay respects to do it. His ads are slick, ‘Bill come tax and I told the people that headquarters opening at 67 E. I’m on, but it’s always difficult to other arrests are anticipated. feel sympathetic to anyone who Herald Reporter to Edward J. Sweeney, a member. O’Neill: Quiet Leadership.’ Not in 1980 before I went in.” Center St. The break at the 52 Main St. com­ 7 wanted to neglect her,' Jerry Edelwich says. 'But F ire C alls makes that much money. He is a 47-year-old social worker and the author of a new book, Why are we selling wheat to the that didn't work.' 'Then I wanted to tell the client, Russians but denying them parts of “Sexual Dilemmas for the Helping their pipeline? I’m not com­ Professional.” In his book he tells of Board of Directors OKs personnel changes therapists who have become Manchester plaining, I’m just wondering. 'fFhat you need is a female counselor.' But he physically attracted to their clients Wednesday, 9:23 a.m. — Elec­ Handwriting is so bad that not — a subject so volatile it’s not even to be paid to the new assistant Weinberg. needed upgrading because The Board of Directors Tuesday The board also tabled approval of trical fire, 4()5 N. Main St. (Eighth one in 10 people can write a two- discuss^ in professional schools. couldn't wriggle free that way either ... the newly negotiated contract with engineer won’t show up for four The board agreed to permit the Passacantell has been given extra night approved the creation of an District) page letter that you can read in less But Jerry Edelwich knows it assistant town engineer’s position, the police union. years. job descriptions for administrative responsibilities under a reorganiza­ Wednesday, 11:48 a.m. — Broken than five minutes, and even then happens. He ought to know, because revised the job descriptions of the An assistant town engineer will be Democratic Director Stephen T. 'assistant, library technician I and tion of the Public Works Depart­ water pipe, Manchester 'Memorial library t^hnician II to be revised. ment. there are words you never make out. it happened to him. buildings supervisor and two library hired, and as a result the vacant Cassano said in the years he has Hospital (Town) Edelwich admits he found himself The buildings supervisor position, technicians and agreed to hire an engineering aide III position will not served on the board, the engineering Wednesday, 2:31 p.m. — Smoke Some people obviously enjoy the in the awkward position of being division has been consistent in additional civilian police dispatcher. be filled. The salary range for the held by Herman J. Passacantell, detector alarm, Crestfield Con­ process of cutting or filing their physically a ttra c t^ to a client some new position will be $20,029$24,035. keeping its budget down. will be upgraded to a higher wage The board agreed to hire an extra But the board tabled action on the valescent Home (Town) fingernails. No wonder it’s so hard years ago, when he was counseling a and they don’t know how to have job descriptions for firefighters who Kandra said the difference “This move is going to be very group because of board action civilian police dispatcher because Wednesday, 2:M p.m. — Medical patient at a party and she became between the salary paid to the cost-effective,” added Democratic Tuesday. Public Works Director that would be cheaper than paying call. Main and Wo^bridge streets for television networks to come up young woman. very jealous,” Edelwich says. “She fun.” Sometimes the exploiter may wiil serve as paramedics and in­ "I wanted to neglect her,” he even be physically ill. termediate emergency technicians. resigned engineering aide and that Deputy Mayor Barbara B. George A. Kandra said the position the overtime now reljuired. (Eighth District) with programs that amuse (the therapist) had to go for help everyone. says. Neglect means the therapist herself.” So what should the professional do removes himself from the situation Finally, Edelwich tells of a man when he or she begins to recognize All times of the year are good — and becomes cold and distant to the who was being treated for physical attraction to a client? m m m a 168 WOODLAND ST. .., 643*8474 with the possible exceptions of late client. It is a typical way of coping, Hartford poorest, Weston richest alcoholism by a female therapist. At Don’t do what Edelwich’s three case August and February. Edelwich says.' studies did. “But that didn’t work,” he,says. one point in the therapy, the client I’ve noticed that people who slit admitted his homosexuality. “Then I wanted to tell the client, FIRST OF \l,l., don't give in to envelopes open at the end are better HARTFORD (UPI) - figures are $21,356 for me­ household income of $22,- $13,277 median income, — all located in lower Fair- ‘What you need is a female “THE THERAPIST FORGOT the impulse and become involved organised than people who slit them Hartford, with a median dian household income and 295. New London at $13,728, and field County. counselor.’” But he couldn’t wriggle his alcoholism and began to question with the client as ttie female parole household income of $11,- $7,655 for per capita in­ New Haven had a median Bridgeport. GARDENS open along the top. I open mine at free that way, either. him about his homosexuality in a officer did. 513, is the poorest city in come. income of $11,683; the top. “Fortunately, 1 had a supervisor voyeuristic way.” Second, don’t terminate the The figures, based on The four highest ranked Hartford Mayor Thirman Connecticut and the town Bridgeport, $13,854, and The price of a good hotel room who wouldn’t let me run from the Therapists do sometimes find professional relationship, as the les­ of Weston, with its median 1979 earnings, showed towns, after Weston, were Milner said income is low Waterbury, $14,865. The MUMS has gone up higher and faster than situation,” he says. “She helped me themselves having heart pangs. bian therapist did, hoping the income of $44,997, is the Hartford’s per capita in­ four lowest towns, after New Canaan, $43,283; in his city because of fac- Colorful Fall the price of anything else, and I see the feelings were natural and Herald photo by Pinto “But it is never appropriate to use problem will go away. “It’s not (the richest, U.S. Census come was $5,559, which is Hartford, were New Wilton, $42,858, Westport, tory closings and nothing I could control. Does that client’s) fault you’re attracted,” Bureau figures show. ahead of only the town of Haven, North Canaan at $40,319, and Darien, $39,508 demographic chwges. can’t figure out why. one’s professional position for per­ mean I’m a pervert? No. If I take JERRY EDELWICH, SOCIAL WORKER, COUNSELOR sonal or sexual aggrandizement,” Edelwich says. And don’t try to back Income levels in area .Sterling, which had a per CHRYSANTHEMUMS There ought to be one day a week the ball and run, then yes.” offj and neglect the patient, as , author of "Sexual Dilemmas for the Helping Prbfesslonal." Edelwich says firmly. That’s towns were near the mid­ capita income of $5,492. Vlirant Colors for Autumn when there’s no television. I hate to Edelwich tried to do. The state’s other large HOW COMMON IS IT that a exploitation. dle of the state scale. 4 /6 .9 7 miss anything good but there are Edelwich recommends that the cities, Bridgeport, New decorating-ytisR, iMts, ntt, p«pit therapist or counselor becomes at­ And exploitation is not “normal” M an ch ester’s m edian nights I’d rather be doing something several cases of therapists who to resign.” therapist take the problem to a household income $20,301 Haven, and Waterbury, tracted to a client? It happens 35 to responded to attraction poorly. One In another documented case, a behavior, despite the fact that it is other than watching. 40 percent of the time, Edelwich not uncommon. “There’s something supervisor. "Discuss it," he says,, and its per capita income ranked in the bottom seven female parole officer, he says, was female therapist who was a lesbian “p e t support, and don’t deny the in median household in­ lOLLAND FLOWER BULBS Whenever I see someone eating a asserts. wrong with people who exploit,” $8,537. In Bolton, median The Affordables in charge of an inmate who had just began to realize she was attracted to feelings. household income is $24,779 come. “Attraction is normal, particular­ ■her female client. She admitted her Edelwich says. low Ready for Fall Planting candy bar on the way home from been granted parole. If the supervisor is not supportive, and per capita income was Stamford was the highest Engagement rings ly in a therapeutic situation that feelings to the client, and they “Their lives are small; their work, just before dinner, they’re “After providing support services Edelwich recommends talking to a $9,454. ranked of the five Connec­ amazingly pric^ lends itself to intimacy,” he says. agreed to terminate the professional world is small. Their personal usually thin. I can’t figure this out. for him, they began dating, then peer. If that doesn’t work, seek Median household in­ ticut cities with pop­ $ 200 . “People in my work (drug and living together, even while he was relationship. relationships are not going well, from $175. i W O M S professional help. come in Andover is $23,750 ulations of more than 100,- There ought to be a pill we could alcohol abuse counseling tell me in still on her case load. She was asked “But then she saw her former their sense of worth is diminished. and per capita income was 000. The Fairfield County take to stop our hair from growing. I five minutes things they haven’t told $8,3^. ■ In Coventry, the c ity ha.d a m e d ia n J don’t like mine too long because it anyone in 2d years.” Avery special makes me look old, but it looks 'hiere’s a natural deference to selection. All full cut lTlW»S25/4J ( ) ® l» i* IS terrible right after I’ve had a hair­ "helping professionals,” EMelwich says. “It’s the uniform and the diamondssetinrich cut. I wish there was a way of YOU PICK APPLES 14k gold. . . and best ' EXnU-EXTRA-SPECIAL credentials,” he explains. "And it’s RhododsndroiM - all colors stopping it right where it is today. Here's what other therapists say of all affordably priced a heady trip.” Johnny Appleseed’s Farm from $175. to$950. Let Azaleas : ; I’m often tired when I go home at Edelwich has no intention of us show them to you Evargraans night. I don’t see how President denying the fact that a therapist and Open 10-5 Oally client may become attracted. In today! Reagan does it. If I had to make two What do other therapists say Day says that people in the so- "It’s a problem that should be ad­ “But to me, it would be destruc­ Fall' PJM. 1 and 2 fact, he wants to legitimize the m. S3 Ellington about Eldelwich’s contention that called “helping professions” maybe dressed within the professions,” he tive to admit (attraction) to a Holly gal. pots speeches, meet with three i com­ situation, and set up guidelines to is mittees, nine important people and physical attraction between more vulnerable to attraction adds. “It (the subject) is apt to patient. It is important to have a All Dwarf Trees. Hamloek deal with it. come out in professional journals, By in a helicopter to appear at a ral­ therapist and client is common? because of the closeness and supervisor or a consultant (o talk “It's not, ‘Gee, she looks good. I’d but it’s not the type of thing you ban- about those type of things. Now picking Macs, for ______Japanasa Yaws ly for a Republican candidate. I’d “I tave no way of commenting on emotional ties that develop in $ 465 . $ 680 . better go be a plumber,’" be says. ty about over coffee at a convention, fall asleep in the middle of Rather, if the professional admits the percentages (Eldelwich says it therapy. ‘T ve never had that problem,” she Cortland^ Empires and happens between 35 and 40 percent And although Day agrees that the ^ m e professionals have an advan­ says. "When you’re in school you Feed & Seed Your Lawn NOW! something important. the attraction, something can be TSEES.SHRUBS of the time),” says Dr. Richard feelings are normal, he says the tage in that they have a college (in hear about it. I’ve seen a lot of bad Red Delicious ln nn s. bulbs done about it. Special Fall A hot shower certeinljLjianks Day, a iponsulting psychologist and therapists who act out their desires whom) to confide.” publicity, but I don’t think it’s a Spde/a/ Pall “i BELIEVE there is some sexual professor at Manchester Communi­ are suffering from a “void.” The problem of physical attrac­ rampant proniem. with the airplane, television and the tion to a client has never come up Rabata ottart WINTERGREEN e h e ^ present whenever twp people ty College. “Anyone who has a void in per­ “Therapists are people and these Also Selling Cider Daily Trusted Jewelers Since 1900 computer as one of the great inven­ sonal relationships is more prone to with Emily Lessner, a Manchester Save up to ^ a . get together,” he says. “You can’t “ I know that in a few cases things can come up. TTie important DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER tions of the 20th century. control the feelings. You CAN con­ (therapists) have overstepped their reach out. Feelings of loneliness and psychiatric social worker who Hartford • New Britain • Westfarms Mall counsels mostly women and thing is to know what to do about it, * 2 . 0 0 m n io a 9 . 9 5 IMNiolt 1 8 .9 5 ^ I miss not having to wind my trol the behavior.” professional boundaries. That has estrangement leave us as vulnerable and to protect your client.” Anwem EKprmMasMt CnsrgWVMMcnMO Chwgt been a problem.” as anyone else.” he says. couples. info 875-1000 at participating dsalofa watdi. • In his book, Edelwich mentions MANCHE-STER HERALD, -_!!< J A - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs,, Sept. 23, 1982 Project out of money Qualified math teacher now Cuts hurt artificial cornea research - k eyes could be developed in five years. The National Eye Institute in Bethesda, > ■ ■ BOSTON (UPI) — Cuts in federal medical celebrity on academic row Leibowitz said the project ran out of money Md., has defined corneal disea.ses as one ol research grants have shut off funds for at the end of March. The rejection had come the key areas for research. Boston University’s work on an artificial cor­ six months previously. Dr. John Barber of the University of Texas By Patricia McCormack, Willoughby said the economy, in qualified math teachers. nea that could eliminate long lists of people The cornea is the clear tissue covering the One such proposal is the waiting for donated human eyes, a is working on a similar project, achieving DPI Education Editor this math-dependent high front portion of the eyeball. It can be technology era, will hurt as a result. ‘‘Precollege Mathematics and researcher says. positive results in testing on cats; but he said damaged by chemicals or clouded by a has not had the same funding problems. The newest celebrity along The NCTM president, a Science Teacher Assistance Act.” The National Institutes of Health, working number of diseases — including bacterial in­ However, he noted his applications were academic row: a qualified Greenwich, Conn., resident, claims It calls for: under budget cuts by the Reagan administra­ the scene is scary for both national Seven percent interest loans to tion, rejected the BU team’s application this fections and herpes. made at a different time. mathematics teacher. It is one of the few tissues that can be I defense and the continued smooth- college students preparing to be The species is in such short supply // year. transplanted with a high success rate. But Dr. Ronald Geller. associate director for elementary and secondary “We’re just sort of dragging along trying to that Richmond Public Schools in running of the economy. there has always been a shortage of donated extramural and collaborative programs at Willoughby fears national math mathematics and science teachers. get some additional data; we’ll probably Virginia, for one example, recently corneas, say Leibowitz and Dr. Miguel the Maryland eye institute, said the agency stupidity — which he links to the (The shortage of science teachers is reapply,” said Dr. Howard Leibowitz, chair­ put a $2,000 bonus on the hook Refojo, a senior scientist at the Eye would only be able to finance 43-45 percent of shortage of qualified teachers — severe, too,). ^ man of the opthalmology department at BU dangled before certified math Research Institute of the Retina Foundation the projects it deemed worthy Last year, the will worsen to the point that kids in A tax credit for high technology School Of Medicine and head of the project. teachers it hoped to sign up for two And, a few people cannot tolerate the figure was about 50 percent. academic years. the next lO-to-15 years will not be employers who hire precollege Leibowitz said during the past two years able to gel a decent math education. mathematics and science teachers the team has developed some plastics “we’re transplants. The payout: $1,500 for the first An artificial cornea would solve both "The situation tor 1083 is not clear because In an update on the shortage, the for summer jobs. rather excited about, but nothing that could year; $500 for the second. A teacher problems, he said, but many roadblocks have (’(ingress has not acted on our budgets, he who leaves before the two years NCTM makes these points: A tax credit to firms that permit go into a human eye.” Testing on animals has said. MathemaUcs .teaching has the produced positive results, but “there’s a long. stalled success — including the high infection must give back a portion of the fulltime employees the hours away rate when artificial materials arc used and •'The whole area of corneal proslhcses, severest shortage of any subject from work to teach mathematics l o n g way to go,” he said. bonus. the fact they don’t heal into place and tend to both living and non-living, is a very important area in 1982. and science in public schools. UPI photo He estimated if work could go “full blast,” one. there's no question about that.' he said In Oklahoma City, Okla., certified fall out math teachers new to the system Since 1977 there has been a 77 The NCTM cited these other Herald photo by Pinto a cornea that would heal into place in human get a $500 bonus. percent decline in the number of solutions by various states: The shortage of qualified math secondary-level mathematics ALABAMA. Undergraduates who Civltan smiles teachers is threatening national teachers prepared in 600 teacher­ seek math teaching certification are Goodbye, Medfly defense and the proper working of training programs nationwide. eligible for loans of tuition, books, Among newly employed room and board for each year of on Is Edward Coltman, retiring president. In honor of the end of California’s Medfly Infestation, the California the economy. Dr. Stephen Rudy Persico and Max Morrison, center, Institue of Technology at Pasadena has Issed this photo micrograph of Willoughby, president of the mathematics teachers, 50.2 percent full-time study. For each year of were Installed Tuesday as presidents of the Other officers Installed were Al Bourne, vice National Council of Teachers of were judged by principals to be un­ teaching experience, one^ear of the president: Rod Johnson, secretary and Ron a dead fly that was produced with a scanning electron microscope. The Manchester Civltan Club. They are shown microscope produces an Image by scanning Its subject with a thin Mathematics said. qualified to teach in that field. Many scholarship will be forgiven. receiving the gavel and bell from Robert J. Walsh, treasurer. "It is scary,” he said. had been employed on an emergen­ KENTUCKY. Undergraduates beam electron. In the Armed Forces, for exam­ cy basis because school officials who seek mathematics teaching cer­ Tolmie, retiring zone four president. Looking ple, sophisticated weapons require could not find qualified teachers. tification are eligible for $2,500 GROssmen's math calculations. Many in If the salary of math teachers loans beginning with the sophomore the military are just too dumb at doubled next week, the shortage of year. A year of the loan will be Rn e v R n s p r o d u c ts com P R ny) qualified teachers in the schools forgiven for each year of teaching. Laser technique eyed math to do figure how to point guns in the right direction, to hear probably would be ease, Willoughby TEXAS. Dallas public schools A bout Town Willoughby, a professor of education said. . has allotted $500,000 for tuition, from , tell it. Low salary is the reason math books and transportation for The current math-dependent teachers in droves fled from the teachers who wish to upgrade skills for arterial surgery economy, he said, is suffering from classroom in recent years, taking in math and for those who want to Seminar signups start Basket workshops set higher-paying jobs in industry. gel eertlflcation in math. the shortage of qualified math The Manchester Recreation Department will offer after watching Obi-Wan Kenobi in the teachers, too. With teaching so poor, Willoughby places some hope in i ‘LORIDA Teachers not cer- Registrations are being accepted for the Indo- DAVIS, Calif. (UPI) - A new, non- Chinese-American Seminar to be conducted by several basket workshops this fall. Baskets are storage movie “Star Wars.’‘ not enough math-competent persons proposals before Congress that IKIed teach middle or junior high surgical technique inspired by the movie Manchester Area Conference of Churches Oct. 2 at type made in Shaker period style. “When I saw ‘Star Wars’ and a laser are being turned out for jobs in in­ would permit industry to join with NchiHil m.sih can take tuition-freen “Star Wars” uses lasers to melt arterial Manchester Community College. All workshops are scheduled in arts building. Garden sword, I said, ‘Why can’t we deliver this dustry. schools in solving the problem of cmirHea to gain certification. blockages and could one day replace Registration is free for all Indo-Chinese-Americans Grove Drive. Participants should bring clothes pins, painful coronary bypass operations for thing in the heart, or any blood vessel for and others will be charged $2. Luncheon will be served screw driver, scissors, sharp knife, wash basin and many heart patients, a doctor says. that matter?’ So we started experimen­ at a cost of $3.75. This will feature Indo-Chinese foods. towel. Dr. Garrett Lee, a cardiologist at the ting with specimens of blocked coronary Registrations may be mailed to Manchester Area Berry basket making is set for Oct. 6 and Oct. 28 from University of California at Davis, said arteries” taken from people who died of Conference of Churches, P.O. Box 773, Manchester. 9 a.m. to noon. Candle basket is scheduled for Oct. 13 Wednesday that his procedure, still in heart disease. and Nov. 4 from 9 a.m. to noon; and apple basket is set the animal experiment stage, involves Last month, Lee began a second phase Hike-Bike for Oct. 20 and Nov. 11 from 9 a.m. to noon. threading a slender tube through a of tests with live pigs fattened on a high HOW-TO CLINIC Singles East plan talk Fee for each workshop is $8 and cost for supplies is $3. patient’s artery to the point of obstruc­ cholesterol diet. He is one to two years The berry basket workshop is prerequisite of the others. tion. away from testing the laser procedure in Singles East will sponsor a t.'ilk on hypnosis and men­ For additional information or registration, call 647-3089. One optic fiber within the catheter humans and, if all goes well, its use could to benefit tal telepathy on Sunday at 7:.'i0 p.m. at the Unitarian sheds light on the interior and another is be widespread by the end of the decade. Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St. Lasers, which concentrate intense h X l IMTLI Dr. William Levy will be guest speaker. The evening hooked up to television, enabling fiirmuM! Program set Oct. 22 physicians to see inside the vessel. A beams of light, already are widely used D o n t m r ; workshop will include audience participation. Levy has been in the medical world to burn away successful in using hypnosis to enable one person to HARTFORD — The Negotiation Institute of New solid quartz fiber carries the laser beam, and a small inflatable balloon attached cancerous tumors, control bleeding experience the emotions and identity of another person York will sponsor a seminar on negotiating for women to the catheter blocks the flow of blood. during surgery and fuse retinas to the in the same room or in another location. on Oct. 22 at the Parkview Hilton Hotel in Hartford. [Date Time Location ‘‘We can position the catheter up and back wall of the eye. Manchester Junior Woman’s Club The event is open to all single adults. Admission is $2 Juliet Nierenberg, director of the Negotiation down, and whatever we see we can zap,” Lee envisions an operation that will 9/25 2:00 Manchester! will sponsor a Hike-Bike on Oct, 3 to and a social hour with refreshments will follow the Institute, and Irene Ross, administrative law judge with Lee said. Fatty deposits on the walls allow many patients to remain awake benefit the Manchester Sheltered presentation. For additional information, call John the New York State Department of Labor, will lead the melt away. Smoke and debris are sucked and leave the hospital after an overnight Workshop. Crowley at 649-4427 or Al Harris at 646-7342, seminar. out of the artery in a process still under stay, avoiding the need to undergo heart The one-day workshop is aimed at the woman surgery and the $20,000 bill that c

places, what else can he unless a person has been DKAR AHRY: You RSox game do?)i invited to the reception, he recently publicized a He’s a very considerate can be kept out. What do program to remove gang- man, and he doesn’t keep you say? — CONFUSED related tattoos from Dear Abby six or seven cans around BRIDESMAID juveniles. This project was the house to spit in, but DEAR CONFUSED: All inspired by Dr. Karl Stein, every time I want to lean churches arc open to the a Los Angeles plastic sur­ Abigail Van Buren over and give him a big fat public. And unless the wed­ geon, and his attorney out of race kiss, I see a big fat lump in ding is that of a celebrity, wife, Sandra. his cheek, so 1 lean over in the public may attend. As a result of your it's making our ballclub more the other direction and However, to protect M ILW AU K E E (U P I) - When column, the Steins cohesive. I know it- has made me forget it. I love him, but celebrities and public Harvey Kuenn took over as manager received more than 1,000 mentally tougher” when I see him put that figures from curiosity of the Milwaukee Brewers June 2 letters. Many young people The Brewers went ahead 1-0 on pinch between his cheek seekers, the invited guests left-hander Mike Caldwell was one were found to be good can­ Oglivie’s homer to lead off the se­ were tattooed and why Member and gum. I ’d like to slug are asked to present their of the weakest pitchers in the didates for removal of they wanted to have them Los Angeles City Board him. invitations at the door. American League. cond. graffjti-like tattoos and are Am I the only woman Rookie Brian Denman, 2-3, who removed. of Education Then ushers are posted at > ’ ‘ ir He is now one of the best and now free of this gang went the distance, had only one bad This film won first place 450 N. Grand Avenue who feels that way% — all the doors along with Wednesday night after beating the stigma. Because so many inning. In the third, he loaded the in a national cable Los Angeles, Calif. 90012. TURNED OFF IN TEXAS security guards to Boston Red Sox 3-1 to boost his teen-agers wanted to get bases twice on intentional walks to educational film competi­ yUAR TURNED OFF: eliminate the gate­ team’s lead over idle Baltimore to 2 "untattooed," a 15-minute DKAK ABBV: Much has Cecil Cooper and Oglivie But all the tion. I’m-sure you’re not. But crashers. '/2 games, Caldwell gave Kuenn full film titled “ Untattoo You” been w ritte n in your don’t be so quick to assume credit for the transormation. Brewers got out of it was one run on We also plan on making a P )■ o |I I <■ H i I li g o n d ifd ''' MW was produced by our school column .about the health that only men chew tobac­ a groundout by Ted Simmons as film available for national iniinmTH go «>nly where Caldwell was masterful as he district and a local cable hazards of smoking and co. Some women have the Denman pitched out of trouble. distribution to other schooi lliev’re invileil. checked the Red Sox on four hits and TV company. drinking, but there’s habit, too. Bioston came back with a run in districts and community- went the distance for a club-high It focused on the dangers another habit I never see the fifth on Dave Stapleton’s 14th service agencies working If you hate to write 12th time. It was his seventh of amateur tattooing, and mentioned — chewing DEAR ABBY: Please homer. In the eighth Cooper singled, letters because you don’t straight victory, his 10th in 11 tries, showed how difficult it was with juveniles. tobacco! My husband has settle an argument for me. advanced on a flyball out and scored 2 and raised his record since July 17 to A non-profit foundation this habit, the effect on his My friend says anybody know what to say, send for to remove small tattoos 14-5. on Oglivie’s double for the final run is being established to pay breath, teeth and gums is Abby’s complete booklet front hands and faces as who wants to attend a wed­ 'A.*/- "It was too bad, the kid pitched a for film copying and on letter-writing. Send $2 \ well as larger tattoos from awful, not to mention what ding that’s held in a church "H e is the single biggest reason. nice gam e," said Red Sox Manager mailing costs. For infor­ and a long, stamped (37 backs, stomachs, arms, it must do to his mouth and may attend, and nobody When someone sends you out there Ralph Houk. who saw his club all but mation regarding this film, cents) self-addressed etc. The “ stars" of the film stomach. (1 know he's not , can keep him out because a and believes you can pitch and mathematically eliminated from interested parties may envelope to Abby, Letter were the juveniles supposed to swallow it, but church is a public place. Of believes in your capabilities, it’s a the East Division race. "W e’ve got write to me directly: Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, themselves, candidly dis­ since it's impossible to spit course, the wedding recep­ lot easier,” said Caldwell, now 17- nothing to be ashamed of, we played Roberta Weintraub, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. cussing the reasons they in church or other public tion is something else, and 11. well here (winning one of three)” 3 Ben Oglivie knocked in a pair of One more Boston loss nr a victory runs with his 32nd home run and a by either Milwaukee or Baltimore double to back up Caldwell will eliminate the Red Sox. Herald photo by Richmond m The Brewers host the Orioles Carl Yastrzemski said he likes the Accidents greatest danger to children Friday night in the start of a three Brewers’ chances. game series and Caldwell said “ It’s pretty good to be out in front females age 1 to 14 years in was the problem the first BECKY NEEDS SECURITY OF A HOME Baltimore is one reason the club by two,” he said. “ They had three DEAR DR. LAMB: the United States. time. Why didn’t he tell me . . . Dog Warden Richard Rand holds her played so well against Boston, pretty well pitched games here. This letter is in response to Sugar or sweets are not a that the first time? Should taking two out of three games. Their starting pitching has been un­ the grandmother who com- health hazard for healthy I get an'ither opinion? I can “ It’s ironic," he .said. "Baltimore derestimated. They don’t take a plained about ber people. They contain the understand two different is putting .so much pressure on us. hack seat to anyone.” daughter-in-law forbidding Your Health same single sugars found doctors disagreeing but not Poodle-terrier cross the use of sugar. in fruits, vegetables and the same ,doctor dis­ About two years ago my Lawrence Lamb, M.D. cereals. The facts are agreeing with himself. Is daugbter-in-law became a X given in The Health Letter this normal? ■>» health food advocate. No 19-4, Sugar and Sweets; waiting for a home Herald photo hy Pinto additives, no sugar, no Good or Bad, which 1 am DEAR REVDER: You need to have a little more DeCinces likes meat, raw milk hnd so on. sending you. Others can MANCHESTER MIDFIELDER MIKE LeTOURNEAU FLICKS BALL This diet was imposed on send 75 cents with a long, confidence in your doctor number of dogs at the pound this and be a little less By Barbara Richmond before Wethersfield’s Steve BudaJ (50) can close gap our 3-year-old grandson. stamped, self-addressed Herald Reporter week. Besides those mentioned, How 1 fussed and fumed envelope for it to me, in suspicious. Your doctor did there was a small shy, Sheltie who what he should have done. and worried to anyone who corn and peanut crunch a baby but never thought at care of the Herald, P.O. Little Rebecca (Becky for short) was picked up sometime ago on made with honey snack Your problem is that you would listen. It made life age 5 he would do such a Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ is a coal black poodle-terrier cross Oakland Street. role as Angel that I had made for him. do not know that stress difficult, parties, especial- thing. tion, New York, N.Y. who is at the town’s dog pound this This dog, a female, is an older He put the plastic bag,over fractures often DO Nfl'P l(K)19. week, waiting for someone to come one, about 10 years old, Rand 'y- . his head and suffocated on DEAR REtDER: 1 un­ show on an X-ray taken im­ By Mike fully 1 learned to buy special take her home. figures. She’s very quiet and needs a foods at a health food store regi»rgitated food. We derstand your sorYow and DEAR DR. LAMB: mediately after the injury. lot of grooming and attention to UPI Sports Writer Dog Warden Richard Rand said he Goal by Tom Finnegan American League for three times the price of should have worried about I l ustration. Your letter About four months ago 1 But two to three weeks make her as pretty as she should be. s picked up the dog on Sept. 17 on Besides piling up credentials as an regular food, how to bake the plastic bag instead of points up again the danger felt something give while I later the X-ray evidence of McKee Street. She must have had an There’s also a male shepherd M VP candidate, Doug DeCinces is using carob powder and what was in it. of plastic' bags and. was jogging. I went to a the hair line fracture may ownef but no one has claimed her so cross who would make a good also heaping praise on his team­ honey, unbleached flour, Please tell that grand­ children. doctor and he X-rayed my be seen, that is why he watchdog, and another Doberman Bob Tufts. she’s up for adoption. She’s about 5 mates. etc. There were no fun mother to stop worrying And while you reconciled ankle and said nothing could sefc (lie fracture later that Rand had just picked up. The Royals grabbed a lead for the years old. "It really shows you the type and trips to a fast food place, about trivial things and yourself to a sugarless showed wrong with the X- but not on the first Rand said he was summoned first time in the three games when Rand said she’s very good natured the caliber of the players we have,” birthdays were carob cake thank God her world, it is true that the ray. About six weeks later examination. Tuesday when the Doberman gives Tribe 1-0 victory U.L, Washington hit a solo homer DeCinces said after his two-home and-all natural ice cream. grandchildren are healthy real dangers, particularly my ankle still hurt when I Stress fractures from and likes people. with one out in the top of the first. A wouldn’t let two men repairing a run, four-RBI performance helped The two days after and alive to be near her. in children, are apt to be started to jog again so 1 jogging often occur from Little Tiger, the dog featured in controversial call at first base by E roof off the roof. This dog will lime to react. the California Angels to a three- Halloween my then 5-year- We always kept plastic accidents. They are still by went back to tbe doctor. doing too much too soon or the Herald’s Adopt-a-Pet column probably be claimed by its owner. By Len Auster Manchester came out strong in umpire Jim Evans helped keep the far the leading cause of game lead in the AL West old grandson finished bags out of reach and tied This time he said 1 had a switching to a hard’jogging last week, is still at the pound, too. To adopt a dog from the pound a $5 Herald Sportswriter the third quarter with West superb Ro.vals’ two-run third alive. After deaths in both males and stress fracture and that Wednesday night with an 8-5 defeat eating his all-natural pop- them in knots when he was surface. Rand said someone came to adopt fee must be paid to make the tran­ to tip a 22-yard boot by Hedlund just Washington singled with one out, Maturity can show itself in many of Kansas City that sent the Royals Tiger, but decided instead to take a saction legal. The pound is located over the crossbar. Hedlund. on a George Brett hit a grounder back to forms. For the Manchester High to their seventh straight loss. large Doberman. Tiger was disap­ on town property off Olcott Street. fine tbree-way pass play, missed by the mound. John got Washington at soccer team, it’s in the appearance "W e beat Kansas City the first pointed. And to show just how smart inches a minute later. Twelve second and Brett beat out a close The dog warden can be contacted by two games, two tough games, and he is, he’s learned to jump high in of added experience and strength. play at first on the ensuing throw. calling the pound at 643-6642 or by minutes into the session on an in­ we came out tonight knowing this Keeping secret makes friend edgy With those factors in its corner, Amos Otis followed with his 11th the air on Rand’s command. calling the police department, 64^ direct kick just outside the area plus a second-quarter goal by Tom was a real important one,” con­ P There was an unusually small 4555. Myles McCurry on a set play sent homer of the yean to cut the Angel Finnegan, the Indian hooters tinued DeCinces. “ If we lost we’d be striker Roger Greenwood, a con­ lead to 5-3. blanked Wethersfield High, 1-0, in a up just one game and if we. win, DEAR DR. BI.AKER: his mind altogether about with one more stress. verted midfielder, in free but his DeCinces delivered a sacrifice fly match-up of CCIL heavyweights we’re up three games.” My friend and her husband- marrying me. What should Reduce the role of televi­ boot was right at West. with one out in the fourth for what Wednesday at drizzly Memorial By sweeping the crucial three- to-be met through a dating I do’>' sion in your household with proved to be the winning run.' Field. game series, the Angels put some help from Dr. Blaker’s “ It is a learning process for the service and they are trying Ask distance between the two teams. DEAR READER: Antique show begins Friday The victory was sweet twofold for kids up front, ” McCarthy staled. to keep it a secret from newsletter “ Taming the Blue Javf* 3, T«iiiH 2 First, give him an oppor­ the Indians. It avenged last year’s Both have 10 games remaining, in­ everyone. 1 think 1 am the Dr. Blaker TV Beast.” Send 50 cents "They have to learn whqn the half­ At Minneapolis, Ron Davis walked tunity to find out more state Class LL quarterfinal loss (1- cluding three against each other at only one who knows the and a stamped, self- BOLTON — St. Maurice Church. The dinner menu will consist of baked backs are coming up, when to go on about his physical condi­ 0) to the Eagles. And it was the first Kansas City Monday, Tuesday and Damaso Garcia with the bases truth Karen Blaker, Ph.D. addressed envelope to Dr. Hebron Road, will have its annual an­ chicken, potatoes, fresh vegetables, rolls goal, when to stay, when to go on a tion and get used to this win ever for third-year Coach Bill Wednesday. ’'leaded, and two out in the 10th to The problem is that 1 am Blaker in care of the tique show and sale Friday and Saturday and butter, dessert and beverages. diagonal. As the season goes along, sudden change in his life. McCarthy over a Wethersfield crew. “ By no means do we .consider force home the tie-breaking run. now dating one of his best Herald, P.O. Box 475, in the church parish hall. they’ll learn.” Then, merely let him On Saturday there will be a luncheon “ I was glad to play a good team them out of it,” said DeCinces, Winner Jim Clancy, 14-14, allowed friends who does not know Radio Citv Station, New The show and sale will be 3 to 9 p.m. By the time the fourth quarter know how you feel about available from noon to 2 p.m. Reser­ like Wethersfield the second game,” “ We’ve played five and a half five hits in posting his ninth com­ the whole story. I am so York. N.Y. 10019. Friday and from 10 a.rn. to 4 p.m, on began the Manchester midfield of plete game. He walked one and him. vations should be made by calling the noted McCarthy, “ This was the first months to eliminate everybody else, afraid 1 will slip and say Saturday. Hedlund, McCurry and Mike struck out five. Brad Havens, 9-13, Do not panic and start Write to Dr. Blaker at same number. The charge for this will time in three years we’ve beaten and we knew it would.come down to something different from The highlight of Friday’s events will be LeTourneau had complete control of clinging to him in fear of the above address. The also be $5.50. Wethersfield so we sort of got that Kansas City and us.” was the loser. what he has been told. 1 story. But ask her, while keep me’ from making any a chicken dinner to be served from 6 to 8 the flow. Indian wing fullbacks Eric losing him. That will volume of mail prohibits monkey off our back. DeCinces drilled his 27th homer of could lose a lot if 1 make a you’re at it, why they are decisions because I never p.m. The charge for this will be $5.50 and The luncheon menu consists of beef, Dupee and Tim Carmel also had a A'm 3, Rimgcr:. 3 probably frighten him and personal replies, but “ I think this (win) tells us we’ve the season with Rod Carew aboard mistake. so embarrassed about feel I have enough informa­ reseryations must be made by calling potatoes, fresh vegetables, rolls and hand in keeping Wethersfield bottled At Oakland, Calif , Dave Lopes. cause him to think about questions of general in­ matured. We’re bigger physically. on a walk with one out in the first in­ meeting through a dating tion. 646-3828. butter, salad, dessert and beverages. up in its own end. The Eagles, 1-1, Wayne Gross and M ike Davis DEAR READER: You getting rid of you com­ terest will be discussed in I’m a great believer in growth, fou ning to erase a 1-0 Kansas City lead. service. It is becoming If you can answer any of future columns. virtually played defense the entire collected two hits each and drove in have been asked to keep a pletely rather than dealing can have all the skills but if you have The Angels chased starter Vida quite a commonplace oc­ my questions, just tell me fourth quarter, four runs among them, leading the secret but you evidentally a tiny body...,” McCarthy let his Blue, 13-11, with three runs in the se­ currence. in the newspaper and I will "Manchester played well,” stated A ’s. Steve Baker gained the victory, have not been told what to voice wane, “ Plus I think this shows cond to beat the Royals’ left-hander write you a long letter with > MAIHDHlSTeR Wethersfield Coach Bob Landers, "1 his first in three years. Baker was 3- DE AR DR. BEAKER: I they are very determined to do the for only the third time in 15 career say in lieu of the truth. It is some of the ones I have C A t^ ll SNOPI»tlie i»LAZA felt it dominated the second half. It 11 with the Tigers in 1979, drifted to am obsessed with decisions at Anaheim Stadium. really your friend’s respon­ been thinking about lately. Hot tubs breed germs Of>CN M ON.-rRI. 10-9 best they can.” just didn’t score. the minors -and was brought up by sibility to provide you with questions. Everywhere I go After a first stanza in which California needed perfect relief SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Hot tubs are germ SAT. 1(W "It took over the halfback line and Oakland two weeks ago. another story. I think of things I want to DEAR READER: Your neither side took territorial control, kept the ball on the attack. Their work from Dave Goltz to shut the I’m sure you and she can ask. fear of not knowing enough catchers that can cause bathers to blotch and itch, two SUN. 1M the Indians broke through in the se­ Royals down after Kansas City 2 ' halfbacks kept pumping the ball up \liirinerM 8. Vi bile Si»x 4 think up a good cover These questions also about the word in order to Napa, Calif., d.Tctors have warned. cond canto. Midfielder Jay Hedlund, scored twice in the third and twice NOWONCN to the front line. I felt our goalie At Seattle. Richie Zisk and Todd function may be a symp­ The news comes as no surprise tp hot tub dealers, who with another fine performance, more in the sixth, Goltz earned his -i-Ai - SUNDAY 12-S kept us in the game.” Cruz belted two-run homers and tom of serious psy­ agree improper methods of disinfecting can lead to the originated the scoring play at mid- V ^ third save by retiring all 11 Kansas » ♦ t West finished with 10 saves while Manny Castillo and Bruce Bochle chological problems. It disease known as “ hot tub folliculitis,” because it at­ field. His flip pass to striker Tom City batters he faced to preserve Indian junior netminder Chris added solo shots, helping the sounds like you get very tacks hair follicles. Finnegan caught the Eagle defense Tommy John’s 13th victory against Petersen was never severely tested Mariners to their sixth victory in Thoughts anxious and that this anxie­ “ Every once in a while we get inquiries about rash napping and sent Finnegan in free. 12 losses. Lovely New Fall Suits ’y’* and compiled four stops. their last seven games. Rookie Ed ty is then focused on ef­ and, yes, we see some hot tubs that are real germ The Indian forward took two Eighth-inning homers by Brian Herald plioto by PInlo Manchester had a 15-7 edge in the VandeBerg, who notched his fifth forts to get more informa­ catchers,” hot tub distributor Jeff Farber, of Mill dribbles and then fired a strong 15- Downing and DeCinces, the 28th for shots department. save, lied Doug Corbett’s AL record tion about things that are Valley, Calif., said. yard grounder to the IpWfer left cor­ both, gave the Angels an 8-5 lead in 3 Being. Phone calls and un­ by M anchester’s next outing is petals He said new automatic dispensers of a temperature- for appearances at 73. derstanding. Criticisms making you uncom for­ ner of the cage. Eagle goalie Ron TIM CARMEL HEADS BALL Friday at Windham High at 3:30. the eighth. Both homers came off petals. resistant chemical bromine are often much more effec­ and growth. A new table. West, who came up big later, had no out of Wethersfield's Pete Rozantls’ reach perfumed tive than chlorine. spiritual awareness This effort, in turn, only delicate velvetness. blesses me when He works makes you more anxious sculptured through relationships. because there are more like infinitely thin yellow Evan-Picone When I despair; needing and more questions that paper. confirmation that God is .. become apparent and more wrapped around . I look to find him in this and more information that and enclosing friend. How God’s grace seems to be imperative to Magic number cut to 6 for Cards intimate whispers of shines through her, il- known in order to function. friendship; Contact your local men­ $ 1 2 9 9 9 lumipating the darker cor­ Giants 2, Reds 0 shared experiences; tal health center and get job and is a tough job,” Braun “ Those kinds of guys are valuable dout. hopes; ners of my life. By Logan Hobson Expos 11, Phillies 4 ------. At Cincinnati, , with I need no magical for­ some counseling as soon as jteg. *228" added. on a contending team. They con­ sadnesses; National League At Montreal, Chris Speier drove in relief help from A1 Holland, shut out mula when I find God in possible. UPI Sports Writer The victory — St. Louis’ ninth in tribute a lot more than you realize.” Cincinnati on two singles in pitching future plans; their last 10 games — coupled with Braun doubled off Rick Rhoden, a team-record eight runs to spark this way. My spiritual DEAR DR. BEAKER: I Steve Braun is no different than San Faancisco to victory. present potentials. Philadelphia’s loss to Montreal in­ 11-13, and Tito Landrum pinch ran the Expos. Winner Bill Gullickson, poverty is enriched. The am planning to marry a Daisies anyone else. He likes his job, so he’s all that is within probably should have svrang at. I 12-12,went the distance, notching his •Ystros 3, Bravfs 2 first book of Moses, Solids — Tweeds creased the Cardinals’ lead over the for Braun. Tom Herr then lined a contained by friendship’s man 10 years my senior. or a little better at it than those who had a good swing. I just hit down on sixth complete game of the season. Genesis 1:27-8 RSV con­ secondplace Phillies in the National single to left to score Landrum and At Houston, Craig, Reynolds soft embrace. He is 67 years old. We are don’t like theirs. it a little bit.” He allowed five hits and struck out tripled and scored on Phil Gamer’s firms . . God created League East to 5Vi games with 10 to make a winner of Dave LaPoint, 8-3, petals. very much in love. and Velvet Trim “ I’ve been doing it for five The hit was Braun’s fifth in his nine. man in his own image, in play. who scattered eight hits over eight high-bouncing infield single in the I shared this poem with a Two weeks ago he told Pom Pons years,” Braun said after he had a last seven pinch-hit at-bats and was Viels 5, Cubs 2 St. Louis’ magic number stands at innings. Bruce Sutter pitched the eighth inning to power the Astros. the image of Gord he me he wants to put off our pinch-hit double leading off the treasured friend not long Of course, we have six. his 11th in 35 this season. ninth to earn his 35th save. At Chicago, rookie Scott Holman, •created him; male and wedding plans because he eighth inning to Ignite the gam ^ ago and today, in the “ I was trying to hit a home run,’ “ Those kind of guys help you The Cardinals tied the score 1-1 backed by the timely hitting of Ron Padres 2, Dodgers I female . . . And God « a bunch winning rally that boosted St. Louis is sick and afraid he has 2.79 win,” Pittsburgh manager Chuck At San Diego, Alan Wiggins rereading, it’s meaning Braun admitted. “ I was looking for when Ken Oberkfell led off the third Gardenhire and the late-inning blessed them ...” cancer. This upset me a lot other prestigious makers to"a 2-1 victory Wednesday night grows larger and I am CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. a bail on the inside part of the plate. Tanner said. “ You have to have with his second homer of the year. relief pitching of Doug Sisk, picked singled in Joe Pittman from second because I want to be with over Pittsbiirgh. reminded how God comes I’ alriria Felleller Because I was programmed to hit experience and versatility on your The Pirates took a 1-0 lead in the up his first major-league triumph to base with one out in the 10th inning him no matter what. I am iCARRY 649-5268 to choose from. “ I ’ve really worked on enjoying it, to me. in beautiful dis­ Center Congregational 'th at one pitch I layed off two I bench. He fits in very well. first on Bill Madlock’s RBI groun­ lift the Mets. to propel the Padres. afraid he is going to change . and realized that it is aiuimpoi^nt- guises. A friend! Listening. Church MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 23, 1982- 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 23, 1982 Ruling on junior high athletes clear Scoreboard By Len Au3ter There was no prohibition at crosstown Rennet about involvement on ^"“T^puriwse'ofTh'e rule we believe is the CIAC feels doing both is two squads at once. The new regulation likely will have an effect on Herald Sportswrlter or c o u ld be detrimental to the kids physical and academic well-being. some youngsters there, although the number is unavailable. That has to the purpose of the rule,” Deakin stated in a telephone cpn- Junior high athletes in Manchester can participate on one athletic The townwide ruling, rendered by Wilson Deakin Jr., assistant team in a given season — but not two — according to a regulation vcrsstion » superintendent of schools, states, “No student, playing on an “We had a problem with kids playing seven days a week last year, passed by the school administration. organized sports team outside the school system of any kind, may try KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA stated Tom Kelley, Illing director of athletics and varsity soccer PHILADELPHIA MONTREAL BOSTON MILWAUKEE The ruling was prompted by a dispute at tiling Junior High involving out or participate in a school-sponsored athletic team” ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi seven potential members of the jayvee soccer team, who were coach there “Kids can’t take it from a physical standpoint. Doing ab r h bi ab r h bi .Wilson If 4 0 0 0 Downing If 5 2 3 2 Deakin goes on, adding, “ ...By way of clarification, this rule applies Maddox cf 4 0 0 0 Raines If 5 110 Remy 2b 2 0 10 Molltor 3b 3 0 2 0 4 13 1 Carew lb 4 2 2 1 both wa^ just too much. They couldn’t keep up with their school work ■■ *“ 2 0 1 0 Yount ss 3 0.00 Wshngt ss suspended for playing both the school team and the Manchester to students not only attempting to play the same sport in two places, Rose lb 2 10 0 Dawson cf 4 0 0 1 Barrett 2b Brett 3b 4 10 0 DeCincs 35 3 2 3 4 SATURDAY, Sapl. 25 and were physically exhausted. We had a severe problem with that Malthws If 3 0 11 Oliver lb 4 110 Evans rf 4 0 10 (3ooper lb 3 12 0 4 0 2 1 Soccer Club’s 13-and-under squad. but also to a student attempting to participate in two different sports. 3 0 0 0 Simmons c 4 0 0 1 Otis cf 4 2 2 2 Baylor dh Baseball Schmidt 3b 4 0 0 0 Yongbld rf 11 0 0 Rice If McRae dh 4 12 0 Grich 2b 50 10 Alabama 35 VandarbW 10 The seven subsequently were cut from the junior high team and will For example, this rule would forbid a student from playing soccer at Franco 3b 0 0 0 0 Carter d 5 3 4 1 Perez dh 4 0 0 0 Oglivie If 3 12 2 Arizona 21 Iowa 14 3 0 0 0 Thomas cf 3 0 0 0 White 2b 2 0 0 0 ReJeksn rf 3 0 0 0 KeUev who considers the matter resolved and whatever conflict Vukovch. rf 4 110 Wallach 3b 5 2 2 0 Boggs lb Cnepen 2b 1 0 0 0 Clark rf 0 0 0 0 play on the MSC squad. one of the schools and football with a club team. In the wintertime, it Trlllo 2b 4 0 10 Cromart rf 3 2 3 1 Stapletn 3b 3 111 Howell dh 3 0 10 Arizona St 24 CaMomla 17 over did’ state, “I don’t feel the Soccer Club should be challenging us 3 0 0 0 Moore rf 3 0 0 0 Watnan c 4 0 11 Beniquz c( 3 110 Arkansas 28 Mlaabalppl 21 would forbid a student from wrestling on a school team and playing Virgil c 3 10 0 ^ i e r ss 5 13 8 NIeWs cf Martin rf 2 0 0 0 Boone c 30 10 The seven youngsters, and all going out for the school team, were for kids. I feel the club should suspend activity in the fall, but obvious­ DeJesus ss 4 11 2 Flynn 2b 3 0 10 Hoffmn ss 3 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 3 10 0 Auburn 15 Tenneateo 10 basketball for a club.team.” 3 0 00 Hmmnd rf 2 0 0 1 Adams ss 3 110 informed last June and again prior to practice this fall if they were ly they don’t agree with me. So, what can you do?” Ruthven p 1 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 4 0 0 0 Allenson .lohnson lb 2 0 0 0 RJcksn ph 10 0 0 Baylor 22 TaxasTK:h.13 The administration’s ruling follows an advisory issued by the CIAC, Farmer p 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 1 4 1 Totals 28 3 7 3 playing for the Soccer Club team they should not try out for the Dr. Paul Henrys, an orthopedic surgeon who also coaches the 13- By United* Press International 000 010 0 0 0 -I Gerqnm ph 1 0 0 0 Foli ss 0 0 0 0 BolaaSt32Paclllc20 governing body for high school sports, that advises, “No contestant, All Times EDT Molinar ph 10 10 Boston Prvor lb 0 0 0 0 squad. And if they were to play for Illing, they were not to play with Bystrom p 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee lOlOOOOlx-3 Boston CoHaga 33 Navy 20 and-under squad, disagreed with the too much concept. ‘ If can DP—Boston 1. Milwaukee 1. Rvle ph 1 000 playing on any junior high/middle school team, may play with an out­ AMERICAN LEAGUE Gross ph 10 0 1 EHRemy Totals 35 5 8 5 Totals 34 8 14 8 BYU35AlrForoa20 the Soccer Club team. j t- play both, they should play both,” he stated. “There s no such thing as McGraw p 0 0 0 0 LOB-^^slon 3. Milwaukee 6. 2B—Cooper. side team after he has participated in his first interscholastic game in East Kansas City lOMXSOCXHS Brown 15 Rhoda Island 13 The hooters embroiled, however, went out for the team, made final a kid burning out. There are a lot of studies that show the more you Altamirn p 0 0 0 0 ) Ogllvic, HR—Oglivie (32). SUpleton (14) ('alifornia 230 100 02x- 8 that season.” W L Pet. GB BucknaH 34 Towaon St 21 cut —and then on a weekend played a game for the Soccer Club work a muscle the stronger it is.” ^ Milwaukee 91 61 .599 - Bailer p 0 0 0 0 S-Yount. p RERBBSO FH Adams. Beniquez. DP—Kansas City “ The CIAC regulation on the high school level states that once a team Matszk ph 10 0 0 I California 1, LOB—Kansas City 4. Cincinnati 21 Youngstown St 20 They were subsequently suspended until a ruling came down from the “We don’t feel it'S proper to be involved in two organized sports in Baltimore 88 63 .583 IVt Totals 32 4 5 4 TpUla 39 11 15 11 is in session, any player on that team cannot participate in an Boston 83 69 .546 8 « a . California 9. 2B-McRae. Washington. Clamson 26 W Carolina 18 the same season,” Deakin yoiced, ‘‘■••.We feel strongly ^ our Detroit 75 74 .503 14V^ Philadelphia 000100 300—4 Denman (L 2-3) 8 7 3 2 4 1 Reniquez. 3B-Carew HR-^Washington administration. - „ ___ organized outside team’s play. If he does so, he loses his eligibility. Montreal 082 110 31x—11 Colorado 17 Wyoming 14 They were eventually cut by Tom Rus.so, Illing s jayvee soccer ruling. We are now rightfully getting criticzed about the timing, ^ t Cleveland 74 76 .493 16 Milwaukee . . . . « . (8). DeCinces 2 (28). Otis (11), Downing The ruling to help settle the simmering situation at the junior high New York 74 78 487 17 E^Virgil, DeJesus, LOB—Phiadephia Caldwell (W 17-11) 9 4 1113 i2R) S—Beniquez, SF—DeCinces, ComsU28Col^a21 coach, for “doing something they were specifically asked not to do, we at the administration leyel didnT know there was a problem. We 5. Montreal 8. 2B—Cromartie. 3B—Speier, T-2;09. A-24.150. probably will not be met by total agreement, in particular from Toronto 71 81 .487 20 IP H RERBBSO stated Kelley. got into it and I think we got into it pretty quickly. West Matthews. DeJesus. HR—Carter (29). Kansas City Oalawars 36 Princeton 19 parents who wanted their youngsters to play for both the junior high California 87 05:572 - Speier (7), SB-Raines (73). SF—Dawson. Blue (L 13-11) 12-3 6 5 5 2 2 Duka 20 Virginia 17 Illing's first game is still to be played. ^ IP H RERBBSO CLEVELAND NEW YORK 1982 Kansas City 84 68 .553 3 Armstrong 31-331112 E Carolina 17 Cent Michigan 14 Chicago 79 72 523 Vft Philadelphia ab r h bi ab r h bi Tufts 3 5 2 2 1 0 Seattle 73 78 .483 13>^ Rthvn (L 11-11) 2 1-3 6 5 5 2 2 Bannistr If 4 0 10 Rndlptph 2b 3 0 2 0 California Florida 24 Mississippi St 21 FOOTBALL Farmer 22-3 3 2 1 1 3 Castillo If 0 10 0 Mmpnrympnr cf 3 0 0 0 .John iW 13-12) 5 1-3 8 5 4 I 1 Qaorgla 22 S Carolina 17 Oakland 64 88 .421 23 Bystrom 1 0 0 0 0 1 Texas 60 SQ .395 27 Milborn 2b 3 110 Griney rf 2000 GoUz (S 3) 3 2-3 Qrambling 22 Florida A&M 20 McGraw 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Harrah 3b 3 0 0 0 Mttngiy rf 1000 HBP—by Armstrong. (Baylor). -3;(t2 Minnesota 57 95 .375 30 Altamirano 2-3 2 1 1 ,0 0 H w ard 27 Massachuaatts 10 FORECAST Wednesday's Results Thornln dh 4 0 0 0 Winfield If 3 0 0 0 A-51.273. Aluminum Bailer . 1 2 1 0 0 2 Hargrv lb 3 3 3 1 Gamble dh 2 0 0 0 HawaH33UTEP24 Detroit at Baltimore, ppd.. rain Montreal Hayes rf 4 0 00 Nettles 3b 2 0 0 0 2 Cleveland 5. New York 0 Holy Cross 22 Dartmouth 16 Milwaukee 3, Boston 1 Gulicksn (W 12-12) 9 5 4 4 4 9 Mannng cf 2 0 12 Smalley ss 2 0 0 0 Two pair of extra eyes T-2 33. A-18,123. llassey c 3 0 2 1 Balboni lb 2 0 0 0 Houston 35 Ltmsr 28 Toronto 3. Minnesota 2. 10 innings Ohio State 24 Stanlord 21 . Fischlin ss 3 0 10 Wynegar c 2000 California 8, Kansas City 5 MAJOR Idaho 24 Portland St 20 pm33IMnoli21 bats are Seattle 8, Qiicago 4 Totals 29 5 9 4 Totals 22 0 2 0 ldihoSt23Call1omlaPoly10 When Wen Johnson recently aced the par three Oakland 5. Texas 3 Game called after seven innings Rutgers 27 Tampla 21 ST. LOUIS Cleveland 0101012-5 LEAGUE Indiana 31 Syracuse 28 157-yard fifth hole at Red Rock not only did Diane Thursday’s Games PITTSBURGH Ssn Josa St 38 Oregon St 7 Willis and Ray Martina witness the feat. Margo (All Times EDT.) a b rh b i ab r h bi New York 000000 0 -0 Iowa St 19 Drake 14 Detroit (Petry 15-8) at Baltimore Moreno cf 4 0 10 Herr 2b 3 0 11 EHNeltles. DP—Cleveland 1. New York LEADERS Kantas21 Kentucky 17 Southern Cal 28 Oklahoma 27 Kamerer at the public course reports two deer also dangerous Laev rf 4 12 0 LSmith If 4 0 10 I LOB—Cleveland 9, New York 1 2B— iMcGregor 14-12), 7:35 p.m. SMU32TCU 12 Milbourne. Hargrove 2. SB—Randolph Kansas St 36 Wichita St 28 watched the ball drop into the cup before running California (Witt 6-5) at Texas (Mason Madlck 3b 3 0 11 Green rf 000 0 S M ita ltaip p I 24 Florida St 21 Herald Angle 1-1). 8:05 p.m. Thmpsn lb 4 0 10 Hrnndz lb 1 000 114), S-Milbourne. SF—Manning, Lalayatts 21 Ckikimbia 18 back into the woods. Course record at Red Rock is Chicago (Koosman 10-6) at Seattle Harper If 3 0 0 0 lorg rf 4 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO B\ United Press International. LSU27Rica24 Taxas26Mlaaourt21 3 BOSTON (UPI) — Aluminum iMoore 7-12), 10:35 p.m. Easier ph 1 0 0 0 Sutter p 00 00 Cleveland Batting Texas A&M 18 Louisisna Tech 14 held by Ed Murawski, a nine under par 63...Boston tpased on 3.1 plate appearances x Maryland 35 N Carolina St 21 baseball bats may be more Friday's Games Berra ss 3 0 10 Porter c 30 10 Sutcliffe (W 14-6) Tolado 28 Wisconsin 27 Red Sox are averaging crowds of better than 5,000 a Earl Yost, Sports Editor economical, but they’re.also more Toronto at Seattle, night Milner ph .1 0 0 0 McGee cf 3 0 10 Glynn mimbcr of games each team has played» Memphis St 17 Georgia Tech 14 game this season. Average crowd at Fenway Park Kansas City at Oakland, nighty Rav 2b 3 0 10 Oberkfll 3b 3 111 New York National League Miami (Ra) 35 Michigan St 21 (X;l a 27 Michigan 24 dangerous than woixlen bats, an Alexndr (L 0-7) g ab r h -pet is over 25,000 - 25,096 to be exact as compared to 20,- California at Texas, night StargJI ph 1 0 0 0 Ramsey ss 3 0 0 0 Miami (Ohio) 28 E. Michigan 20 UtahSl19Fullar1onSt14 W Ohio doctor and hospital ad­ Minnesota at Chicago, night Nicosia c 3 0 0 0 LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 Frazier n'lver MU 149 57B 84 193 335 VMI35 Cant Florida 14 070 in 1981. The New York Yankees are averaging Rhoden p 3 0 10 Braun ph 10 10 T-2 !1 A-16.92 idiot k. v m 148 556 92 179 .323 Montana 27 N Arizona 13 ministrator say. Baltimore at Milwaukee, night Virginia Tech 34 Wm 4 Mary 10 27,165 as compared to 32,051 game turnouts a year Cleveland at Detroit, completion of 6-9 Landrm pf 0 100 I Smith. StI. 146 5(i3H9 177 314 Nebraska 28 Penn S tats 24 Aluminum bats break less often suspended game, night Totals 33 1 8 1 Totals 27 2 6 2 I Mirhaiti. Chi 140 510 76 159 .312 Haw Mexico St 21 Colorado St 7 WMis Foraat 22 Appalachian St 18 ago...World Series starts Oct.12 in the park of the Cleveland at Detroit, night Pitt.sburgh lOOOOOOOO- 1 CHICAGO SEATTLE I’.iickner. Chi 151 6)4 87 190 .300 Washington 35 Oaigon 12 but when they do, they often break 144 551 85 169 307 N Carolina 28 Army 7 National League champion starting at 8:30. New York at Boston, night St. Louis OOlUOOOlx-2 ab r h bi ab r h bi I uteri cro. LA Washington St 34 Mkmaaota 19 off “completely at the moment the EJ—Nicosia. DP—Pittsburgh 1. St. Louis HI,aw cf 4 12 0 Simpson cf 5 0 0 0 ' arter Mt’l 143 515 87 156 303 Northwestern 28 N IHnola 24 Divisional playoffs get off the mark Oct.5 in the NATIONAL LEAGUE 2 LOB—Pittsburgh 6. St L^uis 5. 2B—L. Alnion ss 1 0 0 0 Castillo 3b 4 2 2 1 I taker LA 137 529 75 150 301 Notra Dame 31 Purdue 14 West Virginia 42 Richmond 21 Hilinski, and Frank Lipinski.Finals will be staged ball is hit,” wrote Dr. Richard A. 151 550 76 166 300 American League West and the following night in East Smith. Braun. 3B-Lacy. HR—Oberkfell I*ai’iork lb 4 110 Bochte lb 4 2 3'1 Hernandez. StL Oklahoma St 30 LouisvWa 24 Yale 29 Connecticul 27 Sunday...The late Sam Massey, inducted into the Straus and Edward J. Whitehead of Knighi, Hou . 152 586 60 175 .299 the park of the.National League Eastern W L Pet. GB (2). SB—Madlock (18). Haines rf 5 0 3 1 Zisk dh 4 12 2 Manchester Sports Hall of Fame last Friday night, Ohio State University College of St. Louis 88 64 .579 IP H R ER BB SO I.uzmsk dh 3 10 0 Cowens rf 3 100 American zcagiie winner...Largest crowd for a Yale-UConn football Philadelphia 82 69 .543 Pittsburgh 4 0 2 1 g ah r h pel. was one of the State’s best badminton players for Medicine in a letter to the New Kemp If 4 13 2 Sweet c 127 549 81 184 335 game was 37, 636 in 1962. UConn teams coached by Montreal 81 70 .536 Rhoden (1t 11-13) 6 2 2 4 4 Fisk (■ 3 0 0 0 Brown If 4 0 2 I Wil -n. KC years. England Journal of Medicine Pittsburgh 79 72 .523 St, Louis VLaw ss 3 0 0 1 Moses If 0 10 0 \ ’ot1Mf, MU 146 594118 196 328 Walt Nadzak have yet to whip Yale in five tries. published today. Chicago 444 20 LaPoint (W 8-3) Rckdrigz 3b 2 0 0 0 TCruz 4 112 Cooler, MU 145 610 98 196 .320 Yale Coach Carm Cozza has seen his team win 14 of New York 59 92 .391 28V^ Sutler (S 35) 1 VValker ph 0 0 0 0 JCruz 2b 4 0 0 0 Cap’W. ('al 128 490 83 156 318 Swim achievements The top two-thirds "is launched as T-213. A-23.587. Gray 3b 10 10 Mill ray. Balt 140 508 78 161 317 17 meetings against the Huskies. UConn will have 11 Ln.s Angeles 85 67 .550 - Gai'Ui, Tor 1.37 569 85 175 313 Names in the news a heavy, highspeed missile with Dillard 2b 2000 starters of a year ago to go against Yale Saturday Agnes Romayko, well-known. golfer at the Atlanta 82 70 .539 3 Kittle ph 1000 Han ah. ('lev 151 570 97177 311 sharp edges,” wrote Straus and 309 in New Haven while the Elis will only three back Manchester Country Club, recently won sixth place San Francisco 80 71 .530 4>4 Loviglio 2b 0 0 0 0 H i‘ «’ Hos 135 538 81 166 Whitehead, administrative San Diego 77 75 .507 8 I,OS ANGELES SAN DIEGO Nvman ph 10 0 0 M. !t;ie. KC 152 583 B4 179 307 Richard Petty from the ‘81 game. in the National AAU Master’s One Hour Swim. The associate in the department of Houston 72 80 .474 13 ab r h bi ab r h bi Kuntz ci 0 0 0 0 l.anshird Bos 123 464 65 142 306 completed 101 laps, plus 10 yards, in one hour. She Cincinnati 56 95 .371 •2»/z Thomas 2b 4 0 0 0 Wiggins cf 5 0 11 Totals 34 4 10 4 Totals 36 8 12 8 Home Runs CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) — Richard Petty announced Wednesday preventive medicine. Wednesday's Results Chicago 301 000000-4 \ahon:il l.eague - Kingman. NY, 37, Russell ss 4 0 10 Bonilla 2b 4 0 10 'Miu’pliv All 35. Schmidt. Phil. 34, that he will drive a full schedule of 31 NASCAR Grand National races Reds disappoint also placed second in the 1,650-yard freestyle ^n " I t ’s a serio u s p ro b lem ,’’ New York 5, Chicago 2 Baker If 4 0 10 RichiMs If 4 0 2 0 Sratllc 3a0010 0Bx-8 Montreal 11, Philaoelphia 4 Kz—Dillard, Brown, Castillo. DP— P- rner Atl. :C2. Guerrerii. LA .31. next year, putting to rest for at least another season talk about him New England Masters competition at Harvard in Whitehead added in a telephone con­ Cuerrer cf 4 0 0 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 \m eiuan I.eagiie — Thomas. Mil, 38. Quick now, which major league baseball team San Francisco 2, Cincinnati 0 Garvey lb 4 0 10 Kennedy c 2 0 0 0 Seattle 3. LOB—Chicago 8. Seattle 5. 2B reducing his schedule or even retiring. 39:45. Romayko shares the N.E. mark" with her versation. “A lot of people haven’t Houston 3, Atlanta 2 4 0 0 0 Swisher c 2 0 0 0 -Castillo. Bochte, HR—Zisk (20). Castillo WinlicM. NY 36. Re Jackson. Cal, Ifi. has the worst won-lost record? At last glance, Cin­ Ccy 3b . '•jlivie Mil 32, Thornton. Clev. 31 It's been a long dry spell — 35 races since NASCAR’s alltime cinnati held this dubious distinction. This is the teammates in the 200 meter medley and with her looked at it.” St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 1 Marshll rf 3 111 Bevacq lb 4 110 t2i. Bmhte (11). Kemp (18). T. Cruz Fairfiald teammates gained the Masters National Sun Diego 2, Los Angeles 1. 10 innings. Rocnick rf 1 0 0 0 Lefebvr 3b 3 0 10 (15». SB—R. Law (31). Brown (27). Runs Batted In leading winner has set foot in the winner’s circle. He’s constantly same National League entry that was selected in “This season, four such fractures Thursday's Games Yeager c 4 0 2 0 Hinshaw rf 3 0 10 Ho(hte i8). Zisk (2). SF—V. Law. .National I.eagiie — Murphy, Atl. and asked about his future plans now that he is 45; his son, Kyle, is in the team record of 8,655 yards in one hour for (All times EDT) Howe p 0 0 0 0 Gwynn rf 10 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Mlivei' Mti. 106, Hendrick. StL. 101. S some quarters to win the Western Division . Even occurred within the Ohio State 1982...Gene Johnson, who turned in a job job as New York (Lynch 3-7) at Chicago (Bird Rcuss p 2 0 0 0 Pittman ss 3 111 Chicago '•lark SF IHO, Buckner. Chi, 99 ■ expensive sport; and his dominance has declined. the lowly and much maligned New York Mets have University baseball team,” the two 9-12). 2:35 p.m. Morals ph 1 0 0 0 Lollar p 3 0 0 0 Dolsn iL 11-13) 4 1-3 8 6 6 I 1 \mericai» league — MeRae. KC. 123, a better record than the Redlegs...The 160 players speaker at the Manchaster Sports Hall of Fame wrote in their letter. “A resulting San Francisco (Laskey 13-11) at Niodenfr p 0 0 0 0 Perkins If 0 0 0 0 Hrusstar 3 4 2 2 0 2 Cnoner, Mil, 115, Thornton. Clev 112. dinner last week, reports he’s interested in Cincinnati (Pastore 8-11), 5 p.m. Scioscia c 0000 Lyle ■ 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 riiMinas Mil. lOM. Winfield, NY 106. Pat Riley in Friday’s annual Cancer Fund Golf Tournament fragment lacerated the opposing Philadelphia (Christenson 8-10) at Totals 35 1 6 1 Totals 34 2 8 2 Seattle at Ellington Ridge Country Club will have a chance becoming a baseball umpire. 'T ve been on their pitcher’s leg. Montreal (Rogers 17-7), 7:35 p.m. One out when winning run scored Stoddrd (W 3-1) 61-3 Wednesday'.s Sports Transactions INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UPI) — Pat Riley, who jumped from broad­ to win a new Cadillac or a cow, or both. All a golfer backs so long I figured I might just as well try to “Thus far this season, one of us Pittsburgh (Candelaria 12-7) at St. Los Angeles 000 010 000(H I VnndeBrg (S 5) 2 2-3 By United Press International caster to assistant coach to head coach in two years and led the Los join them,” he said. Guess here is that Johnson Louis (Forsch 15^). 8:35 p.m. S.m Diego 000 010 000 1 -2 HBP—bv Stoddard (Paciorek). WP- Basketball has to do is ace the 185-yard 17th hole to get the keys (Whitehead) has observed three Friday s Games I^W iggins. DP—Los Angeles 1. LOB— Sfckddard.'T-2:51, A-5,057. Indtanaptilis — Traded center Tom Angeles Lakers to the NBA championship last season, has signed a to the car or score a hole-in-one on the 185-yard would be a good arbiter based on his experience as a similar fractures in an amateur Pittsburgh at Montreal, night Ln.s Angeles 4, San Diego 7. 2B—Russell,- Owens to Detroit for a 1984 second-round multi-year contract with the team, it was announced Wedne^ay. player and coach...Dutch Fogarty and the kitcnen Philadelphia at New York, night Bcvac.qua, Garvey. Lcfebvre. Yeager. 3B draft pick seventh hole for the cow. If the latter is achieved league, one of which caused a severe Chicago at St. Louis, night - Yeager. HR—Marshall (5). SB—Rich­ Uis Angeles — Signed Coach Pal Riley Riley, 37, replaced Paul Westhead as the Lakers’ head coach on staff at the Army & Navy Club rates a special bow San Diego at Atlanta, night MINNESOTA io a multi-year contract; signed assistant Nov. 19, 1981, after star guard Earvin "Magic” Johnson said he would E and the golfer doesn’t want the cow, he can take $1,- laceration of the pitcher’s arm. ards (27). S—Perkins. for the dinner served at the Hall of Fame dinner. Herald photo by Pinto Houston at Cincinnati, night IP H R ER BB SO ab r h bi ab r h bi - oai hes Bill Berlka and Dave Wohl no longer play for Westhead. The team won 11 of its next 13 games en 000 instead...Bob Genovesi will be defending his ti­ “Wooden bats split but generally San Francisco at Los Angeles, night Los Angeles Garcia 2b 4 0 11 Mitchell cf 3 0 10 Portland — Waived center Kevin The food and service was excellent...Dan Kennedy, 5 1 1 2 7 Inrg 3b 5 12 0 Castino 3b 4 10 0 Kunnert. route to the conference title. In the pla/offs, the Lakers swept the tle in Saturday’s semifinal round of the Governor’s hold together,’’ they wrote. Houss 7 4 110 head pro at the Manchester Racquet Club, is in Pennant Races at a Glance Niednfr (L 3-3) 2 1-3 2 1 1 0 4 n(mnel) cl 4 0 10 Brnnsky rf College Phoenix Suns and San Antonio Spurs before defeating the Philadelphia Cup at Manchester Country Club. ■ He’s paired “Perhaps a modification of the By United Press International 1 0 0 0 0 Barfield r( 4 0 10 Hrbek lb 4 0 0 1 Gateway Collegiate Athletic C'onference Chicago to represent New England in the National Howe 0 4 0 0 0 Ward If 4 0 0 0 against Sher Ferguson, the Seniors’ champ. The aluminum bat could prevent the dis­ Twinkletoes San Diego Nrdhgn dh N am ^ Patricia Viverito commis- 76ers, 4-2, in the'championship series, Seniors’ Tennis Tournament. AMERICAN LEAGUE 5 1 1 0 6 Huberts If 3 0 0 0 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 'loner other semi lists former club champion, Stan tal fragnnent from becoming a East I.ollar 8 Moseby pr 0 10 0 Wshngt 2b 4 0 10 Charlie Robbins, right, has gained quite a bit of notoriety DeLeon. (W 8-5) 2 1 0 0 0 1 E-ootball hazardous'projectile.” W L Pet. GB Cjishaw lb 3 0 0 0 Butera c 2 0 10 Arizona lUSFLi — Signed punter Harvey Kuenn Milwaukee 91 61 .599 — Howe pitched to 1 batter in 10th. 1 000 because he competes barefooted In long distance races. When T-2:38. A-26.616. Martinez c 3 11.1 Johnsn ph Surglo Vega of Arizona, Bob DIgan, left, officially Inducted Robbins Into the Manchester Baltimore 88 63 .583 V/z Whitt e 1 0 0 0 Laudner c 1000 Denver (USFL) Named Don Frease WEST ALLIS, Wis. (UPI) — Manager Harvey Kuenn said Games Remaining Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 Faedo ss 30 10 and Dmald Pollard assistant coaches Wednesday he is banking on his lucky number 2 in the Milwaukee MILWAUKEE (10): Home (3)-Bal- Howell ph 000 0 P Sports Hall of Fame last Friday night at the Army & Navy Club, Hockev Brewers’ drive for their first full-season pennant in the American Town tennis tourneys he unveiled a pair of rubber feet for the practicing physician to timore (3), Sept. 24 , 25. 26; Away (7)-at Mulinks ss 0000 Detroit — Signed,’ center Murray Boston (3), Sept. 28, 29, 30; at Baltimore SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI Totals 34 3 6 2 Totals 34 2 5 I Craven to a mulli-vear contract. League East. « «» keep. During a 45-year career as a runner Robbins Is credited (4). Oct. 1 (2). 2, 3. ab r h bi ab r h bi Toronto 000 000 110 1 -3 New Jersey — Assigned defenseman BALTIMORE (11); Home <5l-Detroil Davis cf 4 0 10 Walker If 3 0 0 0 Minnesota 200 000 000 0 - 2 I»an Fascinato and center Joe Ward to "I began playing baseball in 1952, played in my first World Series in with winning 11 national championships. (1). Sept. 23: Milwaukee (4), Oct. 1 (2). Kuiper 2b 4 0 0 0 Bench ph 10 0 0 F/—Griffin. Faedo. DP—Toronto 2. Muskegon of the International League, 1962, and was named manager of the Brewers June 2,” Kuenn told 300 LOIHToronto 5. Minnesota 2. 3; Away (6>—at Milwaukee (3). Sept Clark rf 4 0 2 0 Lesley p 0 0 0 0 Minnc.sota 2 optioned defensemen Jim Turner and people at a Harvey Kuenn brunch in his home town. 24 . 25.5. 26: at Detroit (3). Sept. 28. 29. » . Evans 3b 4 0 0 0 Hoshldr rf 3 0 0 0 3 2B- Brunansky HR—Martinez (8). SB R*kJ McNair and goallender Roiv West Smith lb 2 2 10 Conepen ss 4 0 0 0 Mosehy ill). DeLouise to Muskegon “We hope to have the pennant clinched by Oct„2,’’ Kuenn said, also Custer, Palliiow California 87 65 .572 Bergmn lb 0 0 0 0 Driessn lb 3 0 10 IP H R ER BB SO New York Islanders — Assigned 17 553 noting this “is ,1982.” The Brewers, who held a two game lead over Kansas Cit;y fH 68 i.eonard If 4 0 0 0 Cedeno cf 4 0 0 0 Toronto players to Indianapolis of the Central Games Remaining Venable If 0 0 0 0 Krnchc 3b 3 0 0 0 Clancy (W 14-14) 10 5 2 1 1 5 Hockey League: centers Garth Mac- Baltimore prior to Wednesday night’s action, wind up the season on Ivy teams regroup CALIFORNIA (10): Home (3)-Texas Mav c 4 0 2 1 Oester 2b 2 0 0 0 TONIGHT Minnesota Guigah, Scott Howson and Red Lawren­ the road against the Orioles on that date. (3) . Oct. 1. 2. 3; Awav (7V-at Texas (4). LcMa.str 30 11 Trevino c 20 10 llavns (L 9-13) ce: left wings Glen Duncan. Kevin 8:J0 - Gardn vs. Pirntes, USA Sept'. 23. 24 . 25. 26; at Kansas City (3). Martin p 3 0 0 0 Soto p 2 0 0 0 Davis Devine. Dave Hanson . and Steve Guide Sept. 27. 28 . 29. Holland p 1 0 0 0 Biittner ph 0 0 0 0 T-2 15 A-3.676. Stoyanovich; right wings Mats Hallin and - to defend titles 9 - Iluxing, ESPN KANSAS CITY (10): Home (7)- Vail If 1 0 0 0 Dan Revell; defensemen Mike (breeder. after tough starts California (3). Sept. 27 . 28. 29; Oakland Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 28 0 2 0 Darcy Regler. Kelly Davis. Randy SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Top-seeded Jimmy Connors and second- (4) . Sept. 30. Oct, 1. 2. 3; Away (3)-^at San Francisco 010 100 000— 2 11 - White Sox vs. Mariners, USA TEXAS OAKLAND Johnston. Tim Lockridge and F’eter Oakland*(3), Sept. 24 . 25 . 26 Cincinnati 000 000 000—0 Steblyn and goaltenders Rob Holland and seeded John McEnroe reached the second-round of a $250,(MX) tennis By Earl Yost Several of Manchester’s best match, Jim Bal -come vs, winner of Cable DP—San Francisco 1. Cincinnati 1. ab r h bi ab r h bi 4 110 L<*rne Molleken; lelurned Scott MacLel- tournament Wednesday night with victories over Tim Gullickson and Sports Editor known club and playground players fourth match. Fifth and third match By United Press International on Saturday night. Northeastern NATIONAL LEAGUE LOB—San Francisco 7. Cincinnati 5. 2B— Tolleson ss 5 110 Hendrsn If Ian and Bill Dowd to their junior clubs in West Smith. SB—Smith (6). Cedeno (16). Hi( hrdt 2b 4 110 Davis lb 4 12 1 Morris Strode, respectively. hosts C.W. Post. ,569 - Wriehl ef 3 0 10 Murphy cf 2 110 the Ontario Hockey League. have entered. winners will also play. Los Angeles 85 67 IP H RERBBSO Soccer Connors eliminated Gullikson, 7-6 (?-0), 6-2, and McEnroe breezed Defending champions Mike Custer After a blockbuster opening, the Harvard, which assumed the Atlanta 82 70 539 3 San Francisco OHrien dh - 3 0 0 1 Armas rf 4.0 1 I At 1:30, Jon Peck, Sam Hamilton, Putnam Ih 40 10 Brrghs dh‘ 3 110 Golden Bay (NASL) - Signed Roger by Strode, 6-1, 6-3.- and Cas Pallhow head the entries for S a tu rd a y ’s M en’s D ivision Ivy League teams regroup for some favorite’s role in the Ivies with its Games Remaining Martin (W 7-8) 7 2 0 0 4 3 Thompson to a 2-year l onlract as ( oach. Skip Ross and Phil Valentine will LOS ANGELES (10). Home (7)—San Holland (S 4) 2 0 0 0 0 2 Stein 3b 4 0 2 1 Cross 3b 4 12 1 the annual Manchester Recreation pairings are as follows: 9 a.m. play earlier match winners. non-conference opposition this win over Columbia, hosts Francisco (3), Sept. 24. 25. 26; Cincinnati Cincinnati Hogener If 4 0 10 Ixipes 2b 3 0 2 2 Department Adult Men’s and weekend while surprising Boston i2). Sept. 27. 28; AtlanU (2). Sept. 29. Solo (L 13-12) 8 7 2 2 3 9 lUohnsn ( 4 0 10 Kearney c 4 0 0 0 California Angeis matches - Andy Simmons vs. Bob Third round will be at 4:30 Satur­ Massachusetts and both coaches are 3 0 0 0 Women’s Singles Tennis Tour­ Woble, Wayne Gryk vs. Rob Paren- College hopes to continue its im­ 30; Away (3)—at San Francisco (3). Oct. Lesley 1 0 0 0 0 1 Capra rf 4 111 Sexton ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) — The California Angels set an all-time day afternoon. Soccer .500 against the other. Harvard’s 1 2 3 Martin pitched to 1 batter in 8th. Totals 35 3 9 3 Totals 31 5 10 5 naments. ti, Dave Burke vs. Bob Price, Jairo pressive start against a team it defense must stop versatile Garry ATLANTA (10): Home (3)-San Diego T-2:28, A-6.384. Texas OOOOOOOOHS Sports American League attendance record for a season Wednesday night, All play will be at Charter Oak Orduz; 10 a.m. Terry Sweeney vs. Women’s pairings: Saturday at 3, hasn’t beaten in six years. (3). Sept. 24. 25. 26; Away (7>-at San Oikland 000 320 00x-5 surpassing the mark set by the 1980 New York Yankees. Pearson. Ron Cuccia is expected Francisco (2), Sept. 27 . 28; at Los IHDavis DP—Texas 1. Oakland I. 'Calendar Park starting Saturday morning at Mike Ference, Dave Anderson vs. Beth Pagani vs, Jackie Morelewicz, On a day which saw defending back at quarterback for the Crim­ Angeles . (2). Sept. » . 30; at San Diego 'I.OB—Texas 7, Oakland 6, 2B—Gross. The Angels drew 51,273 for Wednesday night’s game against the HOUSTON Henderson. Davis. Stein. 3B—Dipes. HR 9. Mike Puperon, Bob Corso vs. Bob Barbara Ross vs. Joy Balcome Sun­ champions Yale and Dartmouth lose son. (3). Oct. 1, 2. 3. ATLANTA , moving their season mark at Anaheim Stadium Twenty four men will try to lift Young, Bob Ferron vs. Todd Custer, — and that hasn’t happened it seems ab r h bi ab r h bi Capra 'U, SF—O'Brien. day at 9, Tish Speichr vvs. winnnerr Dartmouth faces Holy Cross, Ramirz ss 5 0 11 Puhl cf 3 0 1 0 IP H RERBBSO to 2,672,377 in just 78 games. California has three home games the crown from Custer’s head in­ Joe Solis vs. Greg Patemostro. of the first match and Caz Pallnow since the Jam es K. Polk Ad­ Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0-0 Thon 202 0 remaining. Jayvees improve which has opened with wins over NEW YORK CHICAGO Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Reynlds sss 2 110 ,

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 23. 1982 ADVOmSlNG UVERTISING RATES DEUUNE Classified 643-2711 Minimum Charge TAG SALE SIGNS 22— Condominiums 35— Heating-Plumping 46— Sporting Goods 58—Misc lor Rent 15 Words 23— Homes tor Sale 47— Garden Products 59^Homes/Apt8. to Shq^e NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 24— Lois-Land tor Sale 36— Flooring Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to an­ noon Ihe day 48— Antiques 12:00 15—investment Property 37— Moving-TruCking-Storage PER WORD PER DAY I —Losi and Found 49— Wanted to Buy AUTOMOTIVE n ou n ce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, before publication. 13—Help Wanted 26 —Business Property 38— Services Wanred 2— Personals 14 -Business Opportunities 27 —Resort Property 60—Produce 1-2 DAYS..... 15q: 3- -Announcements Deadline lor Saturday is 15—Situation Wanted 26—Real Estate Wanted 61 .-Autos for Sale you’ll receive ONBTAG SALE SIGNS FREE, compliments of The Herald.. MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS 62—Trucks for Sale 3-5 DAYS 14 typist, good with figures ages cleaned. All types Repairs. FREE albums, some new, some 6176, ask for Rob. Turismo TC3. 2.2 liter with sible and dependable. We 0849. Road. Apartments tor Rent 53 Adults. Non-smokers LICENSED NURSE, part and telephone. Hours flexi­ trash, brush removed. Estimates. Fully insured. used. $5.00 or $10.00. 649- sport package. 11,000 miles. will train. Experience a preferred. No pets. On bus Hrralii time. A position hard to ble. Call after 5:50 pm.. Picket, Split Rail, Stake Telephone 643-6017. 4259. G.E. 17 cubic ft. pink frost $6,400. 647-9137. plus. Apply in person, F'ences installed. 528-0670, COAT - WINTER with zip GIANT MULTI FAMILY MANCHESTER- One and route near 1-91. Lease. turn down. To learn more 872-0362. lining, tan. Girls size 10. free refrigerator with roll two bedroom apartment References. 688-2470. Rein’s Deli, 428 Hartford HOME REMODELING, FOR SALE - Twin nnat- TAG SALE- 7 families! Trucks tor Sale 62 call 649-2358. Excellent condition. $25.00. out freezer. Good working available. Centrally Turnpike, Vernon. SMALL LOADS OF room additions, all types tress, very good condition, Clothes, books, plants, REPAIR AND Service per­ Telephone 649-2942. condition. Call 644-8806. located on busline near MANCHESTER - Five STONE, trap rock, play aluminum work, roofing. asking $20.00. Delivery childrens clothes,' some 1968 FORD i/z Ton pickup, HAIRDRESSER son part time to repair in­ $99.00. shopping center and room, duplex, two WANTED part time. FLORIST DESIGNER to sand, 'white stone, loam Free estimates, possible.649-6548. furniture, mink stole. Sat., very good condition, many dustrial vacuum cleaners EXERCISE BICYCLE schools. For further details bedroom s, appliances, work in retail shop, five and pool sand reasonable rates. Joe Sept. 25th; 10 to 4. “ Early new parts,. needs minor Experience necessary. and floor machines. Call type, no wheel, adjustable .SOFA BED, green, good call 649-7157. parking, and yard. □ NOTICES day week. Apply in person: DELIVERED, Telephone Skaparas, 649-1733. TWO SEARS HR-78-15 Birds Will Be Fed To The work.$600 or best offer. Call Command Perfor­ Roger or Karl at 646-3322 8 seat, made by Central condition. Ca'ill 646- 9819. Available October 1st. $350 mance of Manchester - ask Krause Florist, 621 Hart­ 644-1775. dynaglass radial snow tires Cats” . 20 Coburn Road, Tom, 674-9413 days; am - 5 pm. stamping and mfg. co. $25.00. MANCHESTER - Newly month plus utilities. No for Manager, 643-8339. ford Road. Manchester. evenings 646-6727. Lost and Found ' 1 $10.00. Call 644-1717. decorated one bedroom pets. Call 646-9657 mor­ ELECTRICIAN - Commer­ Us?d"‘ G U 't r l d '" $ 7 t w ; DRAPES, SHORT and DENTAL ASSISTANT - LANDSCAPE apartment. Access to shop­ nings. BABYSITTER needed im­ cial & Residential. Depen­ Telephone 649-4279. .long. $1.00 - $3.00 per pair. NEIGHBORHOOD TAG 1974 FORD VAN - Over 24' FOUND SCOTT Drive - wanted, in specialty office LABORERS-Full and part SOLAR HOT WATER - FORMICA TOP kitchen ping centers, buslines and kitten - butterscotch and mediately for infant days. dable, reasonable. Call Telephone 649-8635. SALE- Friday, Saturday, 9 Van body. Model C750. Call in Vernon circle area. time. Own transportation. “ Second Generation” table, with leaf, measures schools. For further details Oftlces-Storea white. Flea collar. 646- References. For further in­ •after 5 p.m,, 644-1141 or LIGHT FIXTURE - wagon to 2. Fairfield Street. A1 Sieffert's Appliance, Pleasant working con­ Call 643-1699 after 6:00 System. Will save 70 33 X 52, without, 33 x 42. please call 528-4196 55 formation call 647-1962 weekends.’ Gabor Janosi. wheel type with five glass SCROLL SAW with motor, Household goods, collec­ for Rent 647-9997 or 647-0661. 6249. ditions. Many benefits. p.m. percent! Five Year $30.00. 649-6866. between 9 and 5 pm or nights. ______FREiC estimates. and copper lanterns. 12” throat depth. Good con­ tables, China, unique an­ Experienced preferred but Payback. ENERGY tique living room set, drop after 5 pm and weekends, NEWLY RENOVATED FOUND - Large beautiful $30.00. 646-1244. dition. $45.00. 643-6777 after Molorcycles-BIcycles 64 not necessary. Call MOTHERS, TEACHERS - DESIGN KITCHENS - SOURCES, 646-0643. BALL CANNING Jars, 24 leaf table with benches, 649-7157. 310 square feet office tiger cat. Spruce Street. part time. Demonstrate pints, 33 quarts, . extra “5pm. NEED EXTRA MONEY? between 10 and 4, 872-7852. cabinets, vanities, counter TWO E78-14 recapped snow stereo, hooks, clothing, availanle. Main Street MOTORCYCLE Hisses family. 643-0783. high quality educational covers. All for $10.00. MANCHESTER - Main tops, kitchen cabinet □MISC. FOR SALE tires, like new. $40.00. Call curtains, much furniture. location with ample INSURANCE - Lowest Sailing Avon can halp DfSCOVERY TOYS. Flexi­ Telephone 649-3245. MENS SUITS coat, size 37, Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. LAST TWO WEEKS to hire fronts, custom ...... after 5:30 p.m., 646-0286. Cheap prices! 643-2509. parking. Call 649-2891. Rates Available! Many op­ LOST- Charge Card Holder fight Inflation. Call now' demonstrators in your ble hours. High com ­ trouser 32” waist, $45.00 Hot water. Appliances. No woodworking. colonial ...... * for all 3. (2 suits, 2 trouser, tions. Call: Clarice or with charge cards and im­ area! Show toys and gifts missions. Tax benefits. 40 TWIN BED - old - pineap­ pets. Security. Parking. COMMERCIAL Business portant papers. Reward. at 646-3685 or 523- reprreductions in wood. Household Goods jggg Truck body, « x 1 suit, 1 trouser). Practical­ MULTI FAMILY Tag sale Joan, Clarke Insurance for House of Lloyd Party Call 232-6893. ple post with side rails. 523-7047. location - 2,000 plus square Call 646-0694; keep trying. 9401 J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. foot bed, good condition. ly new. Call 649-1724. - 101 Oliver Road. Agency 643-1126. J Plan. Free $300 kit. Hurry! USED Asking $20.00. Call 646-3513 Price $60.00. Call 646-3716. September 25th, 9 to 3. feet. Large display window □ EDUCATION REFRIGERATORS, MANSFIELD CENTER - 3 BABYSITTER NEEDED Call collect 443-8149 7 - 9 BABYSITTING area. High traffic. 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV Announcements WASHERS, RANGES - evenings. BASEBOARD WALL TWO SNOW tires mounted Woodsedge Apartments. full time for two weeks. a m., 464-7010 from 6 - 9 Experienced and depen­ GARAGE SALE - Saturday Reasonable rent. Many Puch moped. Like new. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Regislhrs for hot air heat, on rims, BR-78-13, Newly renovated, country LEUKEMIA BENEFIT Mature adult. Telephone a.m. Private Instructions 18 dable day care in mv MCCULLOCH Mini-Mac, September 25th, 48 uses. Will sub-divide. Asking $450.00. Telephone & Service. Low prices! four - 6x10; seven - 5x12. Firestone Town and Coun­ setting. Two bedrooms 643-5799. Manchester home. Call 14” chain saw, $80.00 or McDivitt Drive, Strano Real Estate, 646- 643-1958. SALE 1982 - MIKE LOHR. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main $2.00 each. Telephone 649- try snowbiters. White starting at $260. Telephone Saturday, September 25th, MAID NEEDED - no TUTORIAL HELP with 646-1095. best offer. Telephone 649- Manchester (Forest Hills), 2000. ’ xperience necessary. Street. 643-2171. 2071. walls. Good condition. 429-4762 or 233-9660. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1982 - 9:00 am - 4:00 pm. BARBER STYLIST or learning disabilities, basic 3987. $50.00. Telephone 649-6482. 10:00 - 3:00. Sporting FOR SALE - Moped - Manchester Community hairdresser with or without Must be willing to work skills. Educational ATTICS, GARAGES, goods, crib mattress, 57 running condi- FOR SALE - Six piece THREE ROOM apartment ...... Excellent “ Y",'78 North Main Street. a following. Only licensed, some weekends. Am)ly evaluations. Students 7 - Cellars cleaned - light BICYCLE - Girls 26-inch, chairs,’ school desk, ave to see to French provincial bedroom ONE C78-14 and one D78-14 SEARS CAR top luggage with heat, hot water, stove, xWO BEDROOM Apart- All NEW items at 40% - persons apply at Russell's Connecticut Motor Lodge, adult. Call 649-2428 (2 - 6 trucking. All types of brush three- speed. $40.00. drapes, sink, water ski. believe! $400. Call Mike - set. Asking $250. Telephone tire. Good for spares. $5.00 carrier used three weeks. refrigerator, carpeting; 50% OFF Retail prices. Styling Shop, corner Oak Manchester, 643-1555. p.m.)- and trash removed. Call 'Telephone 643-1061. Lots of good items. ment or Condo - wanted by 649-2633. 649-7878. each. Telephone 646-5358. Cost $85.00; asking $50.00. $300. Adults only, no pets. Rain or Shine. and Spruce Street after 4 643-1947, 649-2335. professional woman. Call KITCHEN PORTER - Full Telephone M9-8391. Security deposit. Call 646- p.m. NEED ANY HELP WITH 647-0373 after 6:00 p.m. 1971 Ho n d a 350cc. time. Food service 18 CUBIC FT. G.E. 7690. SPANISH? Call Paul 644- DRYWALL & PAINTING GOLF CLUBS, $60.00. Doga-Birds-Pets 43 Excellent condition, needs experience preferred. App- refrigerator, two door, WOMAN WOULD LIKE □ EMPLOYMENT SECRETARIAL - Inter­ 8990. I have reasonable Service - Installation and Irons, three thru wedge battery. $450. Telephone ly in pijerson from 9 - 3. Ask avocado green. U ^ six FURNISHED ROOM- viewing for a full time rates. taping, ceiling repairs. Sunbonnet Apron and pitcher. Excellent con­ AKC DOBERMAN MANCHESTER - Two 643-0929. secretarial position. Appli­ for Fiood Service Super-iper- Interior & Exterior Pain- months. $175. 643-9708. Please call 649-4771. Help Wanted. 13 visor at Crestfield Con- [D REAL ESTATE After Moke It Yours dition. Used two seasons. Pinchers - Black and rust, family, first floor. Large cant with excellent 5:00 p.m., 649- 568-5926. good temperament. One and modern five rooms, Campers-Trallers-Moblle shorthand and typing valescent Home, 565 Ver- ...... 36M KENMORE WASHER and HAIR STYLIST needed to male, three females. Price tw o bedrooms, two Homes 65 skills, familiar with non Street, Manchester. ^3 — Dryer, excellent condition. Homes-Apts. to share 59 join our team. Must be TIRES, Crager mags, S-S, reasonable. 649-3474. children accepted. (Jetober FALL CLEAN-UP, Ten years old. Both for enthusiastic and talented, medical terminology and Goodyear polyglass, A-70- 1st. 649-0917. 197$ YELLOWSTONE 25 ft. LIBRARY CLERK - 14 Driveway sealing, interior $175.00. Telephone 643-0929. S IX ROOM HOME outgoing yet professional,. office procedures. MANCHESTER - 66 Henry 13 wide tread, two for FREE KITTENS - 4 sweet Four adult rear bunks, Experienced preferred. hours per week at $3.37 per and exterior house pain­ Completely furnished - live Experienced preferred., Street. $70,000. Six room $70.00. Call mornings, 649- tri-color females. 8 weeks MANCHESTER Three oversized refrigerator, Excellent benefit package. hour. Afternoons, ting, cellar and garage FOR SALE - Heavy duty in with owner. Telephone Four day work week. evenings, some Saturdays. Colonial, 1‘/z baths, washer-dryer, excellent 2558. old. Litter trained. Call room apartment, second many ext'ras. Mint condi­ Please apply in person at enclosed porch, two car cleaning, trash and brush 649-7911. Salary plus commission. A Send letter of application condition. Franklin stove, 649-9827. floor. HeatH i included tion. 646-6791. Crestfield Convalescent garage. Lot 60 x 150. removal. Call Wayne, 647- Cut Above, Hartford, 278- to Bentley Memorial 549-1835 after 6 p.m. Refrigerator and new 6407. Home, 565 Vernon Street, Marion E. Robertson, 0198. TAG SALES FEMALE Dauschund pup­ stove, garage. $345 per Manchester Library, Bolton, Realtor, 643-5953. FOR SALE - 17 cubic ft. pies, mixed. Two months month plus security. Other □ AUTOMOTIVE HOUSE CLEANING - rents available soon. Call PART TIME Driver for Frigidaire, $75.00. Motor old, need godd home. MANCHESTER - Forest Reliable couple with three Wonderful pets. Call 649- Strano Real Estate, 646- PART TIME SUPERMARKET CASHIER POSITIONS Olan Mills. Evenings and and refrigeration excellent VW PARTS Tag Sale -10 - Hills - Lovely eight room years experience and 8600. 2000. Autos For Sale 61 Saturday during day. Must but freezer ices and drips. 50 percent off entire stock. Are currently available at our,Manchester Shop custom Colonial, all large references. Have Thursday One day only. Rain or have own car. Call Jim at and Friday openings for Available Friday. 649-0287. SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Rite located at 357 East Middle Turnpike. An rooms, central air- shine. Saturday, FREE TO GOOD Home - MANCHESTER - Studio 646-5798. E.O.E. conditioning, priced at weekly and bi-weekly ser­ TRUCKS Car-inv. value average of 4 - 5 hour shifts available starting from September 25th, 10 a.m. - 4 four adorable abandoned type four room apartment. $109,000. Owner will take vices. Call Lori, 646-7971. Articles lor Sale 41 $290 per month. Security. $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- APPLICATIONS NOW, p.m. Tolland VW, Route 83, grey LH kittens. Call 528- 12 noon to 10 p.m. Must be over 18 years of age to second mortgage. U & R No pets. Evenings phone 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun­ being accepted for part Vernon. Present this ad for 5110 or 649-2345. work evening hours. Previous cashier experience Realty Co., 643-2692, R.D. 633-3818. dable. ■ time meat cutters. Apply GOING TO FLORIDA? ,a FREE gift. M.H. Murdock, Realtor. Musical Instruments 44 helpful. in person - Bugnacki Will houM oH for WInlor 1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six GLflSSIFIED ★ FOUR ROOMS in four Special Meat Products, Soooen In Hart* TAG AND CRAFT Sale - 33 Excellent starting rates with one of the best wage MANCHESTER ALUMINUM SHEETS family. Appliances, yard, cylinder, three speed. $500. Inc., 50 Batson Drive, lord/Manchastar araa. Hyde Street, Manchester. VIOLIN -1/4 size. Excellent schedules In the Industry. Liberal fringe benefits In­ REDWOOD Farms, new used as printing plates. .007 Saturday and Sunday, 10 - condition. Originally $265. and ample off street or best offer. " Telephone Manchester. (Buckland In­ Raforancoa. thick, 23x281/4’^. 50c each, cluding paid holidays', vacations and sick leave. listing by owner. Three C6N423-8274 •'4. Used one year. $1M. 649- parking.'No pets. Rent $375 742-7936. dustrial Park). bedroom Colonial set on a or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- For personal consideration please apply In per­ attar 7 p.m. 6763. plus security and utilities. hillside bordering 30 acres 2711. They MUST be picked References required. 649- 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, TRAILER TRUCK Driver TAG SALE - Two family - ...... son at the following location on Friday, September open space, fireplaced up before 11:00 a.m. only. EMBROIDERY 50 Birch Mountain Road, Antiques 48 0717. 318 CID, power steering, - Petroleum products power brakes, automatic 24th from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. and Saturday, September living room, large first Painting-Papering ...... ____ 32 ^Bolton. Saturday, 9-5. Rain MEHNS- Experienced only. Full floor family room, l ‘/i .••••..••••••••••••••••• PHOTO ACCESSORIES - MOTHER WITH voung transmission, new front 25th from 8 a.m. -11 a.m. Ask for Lois Crawford. time. Insurance and or shine. WANTED; ANTIQUE Fur­ baths, appliances,_2'/i car INTERIOR PAINTING, Two Nikon 35mm film child looking for female end and brakes. Call 647- benefits. 647-9137. •»••***'-'Initure, glass, pewter, oil garage. $90,900. 647-9374. over ten years experience, cassettes and one Contax TAG 5ALE- Saturday paintingss, or antioue roommate to share five 1989, ask for Dave, after Mons SHOP RITE SUPERMARKn 35mm film cassette, $5 5:30. 357 East Middle Turnpiks low rates and senior citizen September 25th., 9 to 5.144 items. R. Harrison, 643- room apartment. Call ELECTRICIANS- MANCHESTER - By each. Two Graflite Manchastar Established and growing dints. 643-9980. Montauk Drive, Vernon. 8709. Peggy at 646-9685. owner - Santina Drive. flashbulb guns, $5 each. Household, carpenter ••••••••••• VW BUG - 1969. Great con­ Equal Opportunity Employer M/F ______electrical contracting Eight room Cape. Over­ Call Doug Bevins at The dition, runs excellent. firm, looking for perma­ INTERIOR-EXTERIOR ONE SIZE tools, statono, automotive, Produce 50 FOUR ROOM ApaiApartment - sized attached two car gar- PAINTING - Wallpapering Herald, 643-2711, after 1 lawn and garden tools, stove and refrigerator. Interior very good. Must nent, competent, licensed a g e with heated p.m. (38-40-42) sell. Please call 649-8169 journey person to do all and Drywall Installation. kitchen set and mis-» Security Look for the many breezeway, living room, required. Call after 6 p.m. "Easy does it” is the ^pes of electrical work. Quality professional work. celUineous. after 6:00 bargain buys advertised in dining room, custom Reasonable prices. Free CONTEMPORARY arm p.m., 643-9321. way to describe placing a EOE, Bloomfield Electric u OLDSMOBILE OMEGA, the Classified columns kitchen and bath, large Estimates! Fully insured. chair upholstered in red 2067 THREE FAMILY tag sale . Want Ad. Just call 643-2711 Company, 243-9543. 2534 1976. One owner. Excellent rec-room, and new Florida G.L. McHugh. 643-9321. velvet, chrome legs, $150. - 23 Lydall Street, Sept. 25, PICK AT THE AVAILABLE OCTOBER and we do the rest! today. “ Smoll-Madium-Larga condition. $2300. 649-0299. room, three bedrooms, Brown vinyl recliner, $50. A charming old-fashioned 9-2 only. Household, 1st. New large three room Contemporary black and CORN CRIB above ground pool, many FRED LEE Paing- Sunbonnet adds a colorful An attractive blouse clothing, toys, furniture apartment. $300 monthly. extras. Beautiful Interior and Exterior. white fabric wall hanging touch to this handy easy- Appliances. Electric heat 1974 CAPRI - $500 as is. sew apron. (short or long sleeves) i and kitchen items. RaspberrlM - neighborhood. Open house “ Check my rate before you 50” X 50” , $25. 648-0479. with a yoke that can ana utilities paid by tenant. Call 649-1609 after 1:30 L Join the exciting end chellenging Sunday, September 25th, 1 - decorate.” Dependable. N o. 2067 has apron pat­ Parking. Carpeting. 60 day p.m. tern for Sizes 38, 40 and easily be embroidered ' TAG SALE - September 25, 10 • 6:30 pm 4. $76,000. Call for direc­ Fully insured. 646-1653. CROCKS, KEGS, Barrels, with your initials. Trace- is. 683 West fuddle Turn­ lease. One month security. spigots, carboys, wlde- 42 inclusive; full direc­ CHEVY MALIBU, 1974. World of AdvertMngl tions, 646-5903. tions. off alphabet included. pike, Manchester. No pets. Just remodelM INTERIOR AND mouth glass buckets, 750 N o. 2534 with Photo- Buckland Road three room apartment. Automatic, power TO ORDER, m l II .M fsr lack steering, power brakes, MANCHESTER - Well EXTERIOR Painting, gallon wood vat, grape ittara, plat MH lar patURa aaa Gnide is in Sizes Small, M U L 'n FAMILY Tag sale South Windsor Appliances. Gas heat paid CaaPllai. Medium or Large. Me­ new exhaust, five year ADVERTISING SALES REP. kept colonial with six paper hanging, carpentry grinder. 643-2880. - - Saturday and Sunday, 25 te tenant. $275. Parking. aNNE CMOT dium (12-14), 2% yarda battery and front shocks. rooms, three bedrooms in­ work. Fully insurea. J.P. 'an d 26, 9-5. 97 Hamlin % e month security. No ■ilRuila IwM of 46-inch. Snows used one year, Three Days Weekly sulation, walk-up attic and Lewis and Son, 649-9658, FIREWOOD - Split, Street. ts. Available imm^iate- seasoned and delivered, Ilia Raa. af aiMflcat Patterns available only excellent condition. $1500. Must be at least a high school graduate, enjoy public contact and have a full basement, large lot. Na» Yaik, N.Y. 100M ly. 875-1128. Finding that $64,900. Two building lots D.G. PETERSEN Painting $100 a cord. Call now, 647- Priat Naan, Mints arttk ZIP in sixes shown. 646-8561. reliable car. 0198 or 646-6822. CODE lal ttita NaaUMf. TO OROER, taaP |1J0 lar aack also available at $16,500. CompanY»i_jnterior, ■attaia, plat H4 far pattata tal ';TAG s a l e - Saturday, RENTALS THREE BEDROOM Ideal lor person wishing to supplement family Income. each. Strano Real Estate, exterior./^^ayT'bs^h or SPEaAL: Over 200 se­ a a a llla i. 1977 PONTIAC Firebird perfect job ■September 25 only, 8-3. ••onn^nnnnnnnnn^nnnnnnn* Duplex. Appliances, in- Benefits Include; 646-2000. roll. Custom walRiaper FOUR USED Honda Civic lections and a 16-page SUE NIHEn TYans-Am - Excellent con­ GIFT section in the Miscellaneous items. Rain a .n t *9 eluding dishwasher. • Good Salary • Qaa Mileage hanging. Workmansnip tires, (600-12) Two very Ika Htadatlir RtctM or shine. 96 Conway Road. Rooms tor "S n l^ ^ ^^J>2 P3 rking, wall to wall dition. $6500 or best offer. good, $30.00... Two good, ALBUM. Jnst $2.25. 1IH kTt. af Aauncat Call 647-8125 after 5 p.m. • Pleasant working conditions MANCHESTER - Six room guaranteed. 646-8467. Ma« Yttk, N.T. 100M carpeting, close to busline $15.00. 649-5711. MSa'RTM.ZtEMII ■ Classified also means a quick way to sell your useful- For confidential Interview appointment call - Jo Deary between 9 and 10 AM colonial in excellent condi­ R-IZR-IOIU-OM m * Raw. Haa Priat Mam. Alirtti witk ZIP „TAG SALE - Saturday, MANCHESTER - Nice and shopping.shoi Security tion, three bedrooms, P4 PAINTING - INTERipR, la Itata Omii Raw ta aula tkaak CME, ttpla Naaiktr aal Ilia. 9am. 136 Grandview Street room with kitchen deposit required. No pets. 1966 CLASSIC MUSTANG, but-no-longer-needed items. A skilled Ad-Visor will baths, natural woodwork, exterior, interior GOOD CONDITION - Two l-IM - KEEPSAKE MILTS. M N ew F A SH IO N with ape- . Bike, color T.V., tires, privileges. Gentleman $475 per month plus Coupe, 3-speed, 6 cyl., full basement, fenced in remodeling, ceiling repair. Hollywood beds - $48.00 for piacal aai appUiaM laalfat. eial Grace Cole CoUection bowling balls, Culligan preferrM. $50.00 weekly. excellent restor^ condi­ help you word your ad. •■Ill-HEIRLOOM HAHDIWORK-20 utilities. Available rear yard, front porch. Low prices and negotiable. both. R ecliner, $24.00. tipaa af aaallamrk tklllt. for larger aiiea; plna 2 ‘ filtering system , itiis Security. Telephone 643- November 1st. Call after 6 tion. Must be seen. $2,700. BONUS Conpoul lianrl]p0tpr B^ralh 643-2711 $64,900. Strano Real Free estimates. Call 647- Contemporary Davenport a-ISZ-TO OlVE ar KEEP-40 mp- cellaneous. 1878. p.m., 649-0842. Telephone 742-7936. Estate, 646-2000. 0198. $26.00. Gall 643-4196. Rlawafk lta«t M mka. P rice . . . . $lJi.