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By Terence Hunt president said: “ I must speak The Associated Press honestly: economic reform and recovery cannot occur without WARSAW, Poland — President sacrifices.” KNOX SETS PACE AT GHO Taking the rostrum before Bush today proposed a $100 By Howard Ulman million aid package and prom­ Bush spoke, Jaruzelski said Po­ The Associated Press ised to seek new loans and debt land is embarked on “ one grand relief for Poland, declaring that collective experiment” that will the Communist nation’s moves require internal sacrifices. CROMWELL — Leading the toward democratic freedoms “ We are fully aware that the Greater Hartford Open is nothing biggest work is up to us our­ new to Kenny Knox. Staying on “ show the way toward a new era selves,” the Communist Party top would be — and he’s confident throughout Europe.” he can. In the first address by an chief said. “ But we do not wish to American president before the be alone. We have many friends. I Knox shot 4-under-par 67 Fri­ Polish parliament. Bush hailed am certain that Polish-American day for a two-round total of recent political and economic 10-under 132 and held a one-stroke Please see BUSH, page 10 lead over Clark Burroughs, who reforms and said, “ This genera­ is seeking his first PGA Tour tion’s calling is to redeem the victory. promise of a free Polish republic. Lee Trevino, five months shy of Poland has not been lost so long as his 50th birthday and eligibility the Polish spirit lives.” Insurance The Polish deputies interrupted for the Senior Tour, had the best Bush's speech five times with round of the tournament on a polite applause, but gave him a sultry day when temperatures disaster standing ovation at the end. soared into the 90s. His 64 put him Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald The speech was the dramatic in a tie for third at 134 with David high point of the first day of the Frost, who shot a 65, Jim Carter, CHANGE OF PLANS — Ed Juselis of East Hartford St. and was planning to go boating over the weekend. He forecast president’s 10-day European Bill Britton and Robert Wrenn. inspects his boat after haif a tree feil on it. The tree was said he was in the house when he saw a flash of light and tour, which included 2 hours and Knox had shared the first-day WASHINGTON (AP) - Insu­ split by iightning during a brief storm Friday. JuseiisTiad heard a loud noise. 40 minutes of talks with Polish lead at 65 with Paul Azinger and rance companies won’t be able to parked the boat at his father’s house at 319 Charter Oak leader Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski. Bob Gilder. But Azinger, the 1987 cover the cost of a major natural Bush was cheered by about GHO champion, had a 70 Friday disaster, such as an earthquake, 4,000 flag-waving, chanting Poles for a total of 135 and Gilder shot a if one occurs around the year who shouted “ Long Live, Long 74 for 139. 2000, according to a new actuarial Live” when he attended wreath­ Knox, who has two victories study. Peres urges Labor to quit government laying ceremonies at memorials since turning pro in 1978, had a to Polish war dead and the Jewish Either a hike in insurance good chance to win the 1986 GHO. victims of the Nazi Holocaust premiums or increased taxes will He was tied for first after three opinions and positions of those had endorsed the peace initiative By Allvn Fisher Yitzhak Shamir’s right-wing during World War II. be needed to compensate future rounds, then soared to a 75 and The Associated Press Likud bloc met and toughened its who oppose the agreed initiative, for elections in the West Bank and disaster victims, said the report At a luncheon, the president ended up tied for 24th. conditions for elections in the those who want to torpedo it.” Gaza Strip. entitled “ Forecast 2000.” urged Polish Communist leaders "I was just totally inexpe­ JERUSALEM — Labor Party occupied West Bank and Gaza The Labor leadership bureau, On Wednesday, however, Likud The report was released in and representatives of the once- rienced,” said Knox, an excellent leaders recommended today Strip in which Palestinians would which includes the party’s law­ hawks led by Trade Minister Washington in advance of today’s banned Solidarity trade union putter who had four birdies and 14 their party quit the governing choose leaders to negotiate li­ makers, approved Peres’ prop­ Ariel Sharon forced Shamir to meeting in Toronto of actuaries movement to “ rise above the pars Friday. “ I was playing with coalition to protest the Likud mited self-rule with Israel. osal by a 45-2 vote. Six bureau adopt the conditions that critics from throughout North America. mistrust to bring the Polish Tom Watson and on every hole bloc’s tougher conditions for The hardened position has members abstained and many said would end chances of Pales­ Actuaries use economic and people together for a common people said, ‘let’s go, Tom,’ and peace talks with the Palestinians. drawn fire from Washington and others did not return to the tinian acceptance. statistical methods to evaluate purpose.” that took me out of my The move could bring down the the Palestine Liberation Organi­ session for the vote, some saying Under Likud’s new conditions, the financial implications of concentration. government and. eight months zation. Egypt told the United they stayed away because they no elections would be held in the In view of Poland’s $39 billion future events. They are widely “ If experience is a factor. I’m after the last national elections, States on Sunday that Shamir’s oppose leaving the government, occupied lands until the end of the foreign debt and other economic employed by insurance (three) years more experienced force a new vote. peace plan would escalate the Shamir’s top aide Yossi Ahi- Palestinian uprising, which in its woes. Bush’s aid proposals companies. now.” Labor leader and Finance tension and violence in the meir told The Associated Press 19 months has claimed the lives of seemed modest. But Secretary of The survey of 332 actuaries His problem is that Burroughs, Minister Shimon Peres told his occupied territories. the prime minister was still more than 550 Palestinians and 33 States James A. Baker III said, found that 81 percent believe that who shot a 67 Friday, also feels left-leaning party’s 120-member Peres sent a letter to Shamir “ hopeful that the bottom line Israelis. “ This is really not a trip to bestow insurance companies will not be better able to handle the pressure leadership bureau that he wants saying the Likud stance “ se­ would not be a (Labor) Likud's new conditions also economic largesse.” able to cover the costs of a major of being in contention for the to convene Labor’s governing riously harmed the goyernment’s withdrawal,” specify that a program of build­ Bush, in his parliamentary natural disaster, such as an $180,000 top prize. Central Committee "as soon as peace initiative” and that his “ There is no place for disman­ ing Jewish settlements in the speech, said, “ The reform of the earthquake, in the year 2000. In his first full year on the Tour, possible” and to ask it to endorse party has concluded it would be tling the government. This is not occupied territories will go for­ Polish economy will be an his­ About 90 percent of those Burroughs was tied for second the move. proper to “ dismantle the present in Israel’s interests. This is not in ward. The United States has toric challenge. There can be no surveyed concluded that federal after two rounds of the 1988 GHO. The bureau’s recommenda­ government.” the interests of peace. Such a called the settlements obstacles substitute for Poland’s own programs such as the so-called But he shot 74 the next day and tions usually are endorsed by the Peres wrote Shamir that in his move only means a delay in the to peace. efforts.” Superfund will be inadequate to finished in a tie for 19th. Central Committee. speech at last week’s Likud peace process,” he said. Warning that Poland must cover the costs of cleaning up “ I was a rookie. I got up to that Last week. Prime Minister forum, “ you gave in to the In May, the coalition Cabinet Please see ISRAEL, page 10 accept austerity measures, the abandoned hazardous waste sites first tee on Saturday. I was so in the year 2000. Most thought nervous,” said Burroughs, who extra taxes will be needed. birdied the last four holes Friday. Such costs will have to be borne " I ’ll be nervous (Saturday) but I by federal, state and provincial think I ’ll be able to handle it a governments, according to 55 little better.” New group provides percent of the actuaries. Some 24 Burroughs missed the cut in percent said consumers will be seven of his first nine tourna­ stuck with this cost, and only 11 ments this year, but survived it in support for parents percent said the insurance com­ four of his last five and finished in Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald panies will have to pay. The rest a second-place tie at the Cana- TAP IN — Mark Calcavecchia sets to tap in his putt By Maureen Leavitt have encountered. said the money would come from Caicavecchia finished the day at 7-under-par 135, 'TB'-.SJ other sources. « for a par on the 9th hole during second-round play Manchester Herald “ They need a place to turn 9 See KNOX, page 47 three strokes off the pace. where they know they aren’t The survey covered 332 actuar­ Friday at the Canon Greater Hartford Open. BOLTON — As a mother of going to be judged,” Treat said. ies and was compiled by the four, Kristine Treat is fully aware “ I know what it’s like to feel American Academy of Actuaries, of the stresses and strains that that frustrated,” Treat said. “ I ’m the Canadian Institute of Actuar­ come with child rearing today. able to say ‘that’s OK.’ The other ies, Casualty Actuarial Society, And as a teacher and director of parents are very, very supportive Conference of Actuaries in Public a nursery school, she is also all of each other.” Practice and the Society of too aware of the pressures placed One member told Treat at a Actuaries, upon children and the potential recent meeting, “ Parents Ano­ and actual abuse they encounter. nymous is a safe place to go and To try to help parents cope with be with my peers and know I 9 frustration and anger. Treat, of 87 won’t be judged.” TODAY Bolton Center Road, has become Treat said all people have the a Parents Anonymous sponsor. potential to abuse their children. Index Parents Anonymous members She is a sponsor of a new chapter 20 pages, 2 sections of Parents Anonymous which come from all walks of life. Treat began meeting in March. said. In addition, the parents A- Classified - 18-20 Obituaries_____2 The group already has five involved have children ranging in Com ics_____ 18 Opinion_____ 8-9 members who have been attend­ age from infants to 18. Focus— — 17 Sports___ 11-14 ing meetings since March. The While Parents Anonymous is Local/State__ 2-4 Television____ 15 participants are anxious for known as a group which aids Natlon/World j 8-7 Weather______2 others to join the group. ' people who have abused their “ They know they can learn children. Treat said many partic­ 8 from each other,” Treat said. ipants have simply recognized Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald WE DELIVER The group allows parents to the fact that they aren’t handling For Home Delivery, Call parenting in the best manner. talk to a non-judgmental au­ HELPING PARENTS — KristineTreat of Anonymous. Treat is sponsor of a new dience about their fears about Bolton prepares for a meeting of Parents chapter of the group in Bolton. 647-9946 parenting and the failures they Please see PARENTS, page 10 Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 2 - MANCHEvSTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Obituaries Police Roundup Consultant recommends

Red Cross training set Gordon B. Hayes, Robert DiLoreto chester, Doris Halpern of Palm Beach Garden, Fla., Rita Rossito Hit-and-run driver sought revamping industrial arts The Connecticut Valley East Branch, Greater famous horseman Robert DiLoreto, 49, of Wa­ of Rocky Hill, and Yvonne Police were looking today for a motorist \yho left Hartford Chapter, American Red Cross will hold a shington D.C., died Saturday Gauthier of Coventry; one Gordon B. Hayes, 76, of Suf- (July 8, 1989) at Capitol Hill the scene of an accident Friday in which a bicyclist health history interviewer training program field, died Friday (July 7,1989) at brother; six sisters; 24 grand­ was injured. Bv Rick Santos of the New England Association tory for students to walk to Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon. This is an orientation St. Francis Hospital and Medical Hospital in Washington D.C. Heis children; seven great­ Eburg Hobbs. 39. of 226 Charter Oak St., was Manchester Herald of Schools and Colleges, the school, Demers said. In the last c ourse open to registered nurses, licensed practical survived by his parents, Louis grandchildren; and several nie­ accreditation group that evalu­ few years, he said, area construc­ Center. He was the father of and Ann DiLoreto of Manchester. treated for a facial bruise and was relea.sed from nurses, nursing students who have completed a Juanita Hayes of Manchester and ces and nephews. Manchester Memorial Hospital after the car A consultant has recommended ated the high school in March. tion projects made it too danger­ medical/surgial course or equivalent, optometrist, the husband of Lucille (Ross) He was born April 8, 1940 in The funeral will be Wednesday collided with him, according to a hospital that the Manchester School sys­ Other items on tonight’s ous for students to walk. medical technologist or emergency medical techni­ Hayes of Suffield. Connecticut. at 8 a.m. at the Homes Funeral tem update industrial arts agenda include a report by the Demers said removing the bus He is also survived by his spokeswoman. cian. If you qualify, call 643-5111. He was a renowned horseman Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass Hobbs told police he was riding his bicycle home programs. board’s transportation commit­ stop and adding the other safety daughter, Loni DiLoreto of En­ of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. William Dugger, who spent five tee regarding the request of items is less expensive than and Suffield police commis­ field; his son, Edward DiLoreto from work on Main Street about 9:45 p.m. when a Bridge scores posted sioner. He was well-known for his James Cemetery. Calling hours white Chevrolet Nova, driven by a woman, pulled days in May examining the Martin Elementary School par­ keeping the stop Gordon Hayes Trick Horse Show, of Enfield; his sister, LouAnn are Tuesday from2to4p.m. and? schools’ vocational education ents to keep a bus stop in the Leathers of South Windsor; three out of 80 Main St. and struck him. After striking Here are the results from the Manchester AM which was honored by the Presi­ to 9 p.m. Hobbs, the car proceeded south on Main Street, courses, has reported the pro­ Haystack Road area. Also on the agenda for the Bridge Club which played July 3 and July 6: dent of the United States and the brothers, Donald DiLoreto of grams are "a bit out of date, ” The committee is expected to meeting. School Superintendent McLean, Va., Louis DiLoreto in Hobbs told police. July 3: North-south; Linda Simmons, Peg Army Caisson Platoon for his Herbert C. Boehner The accident is still under investigation. according to Allan B. Chesterton, recommend that the board deny James P. Kennedy is expected to Dunfield, first place; Mollie Timreck, Ann entertainment of underprivileged Alaska, and Gerald DiLoreto of assistant superintendent for cur­ the request, said Raymond E. announce a school lunch price DeMartin, second place: Sara Mendelsohn, Eleanor children and children with Newington. Herbert C. Boehner, 80, of West riculum and instruction. Demers, the school business increase. Berggren, third place. disabilities. A memorial service will be Center Street, died Sunday (July Chesterton will give a full manager. East west; Frankie Brown, Bev Saunders, first Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Imma­ 9, 1989) at Lawrence and Memor­ Intruder found in home At the June 26 meeting, He is also survived by two report on Dugger’s findings at As an alternative to the bus Kennedy said the school com­ place: Sue Henry, Tom Regan, second place: Doris daughters, Sandra Goodman of nuel Presbyterian Church in ial Hospital, New London. He was Police answering a call for loud music at a West tonight’s Board of Education stop, Demers said, the committee Gorsch, Edith Boucher, Marge Warner and Bev McLean, Va. Burial is private. the husband of the late Mary munity should be prepared for a Suffield, and Cheryl Scott of Street home early Sunday arrested a 29-year-old meeting at 45 North School St. is expected to propose the place­ sharp increase but would not say Taylor, tied for third place. Windsor Locks; six grandchild­ There are no calling hours. Louise (Burkart) Boehner, Manchester man for disobeying an order prohibit­ The programs should include ment of a crosswalk, crossing July 6: North-south: Deane McCarthy, Peter Memorial donations may be He was born in Philadelphia, exactly how high prices are ren: and many nieces and ing him from being at the home, police said. more aspects of advanced tech­ guard, and four-way stop signs at expected to rise. Griffiths, first place; Hal Lucal, Jim Baker, second nephews. made to the Whittman Walker and had lived in the Manchester Brian McKeon. of 46C E.squire Drive, was nology and an attempt should be the intersection of Gardner place; Ellen Goldberg, Sue Henry, third place. The funeral will be Tuesday at Clinic, 1947 S Street, Washington area for the last 35 years. He was made to recruit non-college Drive, Haystack Road, and Car­ An update on maintenance and D.C. charged with fir.st-degree criminal trespass in the East west: Frankie Brown, Phyllis Pierson, first 11 a.m. at the Nicholson & employed for 22 years as an incident, police .said. bound students into industrial riage Street. furniture for the reopening of place: Marion McCarthy, Virginia Petersen, Carmon Funeral Home, 443 East The Arlington Funeral Home, engineer at the Dollar Lines Police said they arrived at 77 West St. about 2:45 arts courses, Chesterton said. The bus stop is being removed Highland Park Elementary second place: Marge Warner, Terry Daigle, third St,, Suffield. Burial will be in 3901 North Fairfax Drive, Arling­ Cruise Ship. He was a World War a.m. and found the door open. Police shut off the He said the consultant’s recom­ because conditions of the streets School is another item on the place. Woodlawn Cemetery, Suffield. ton Va., has charge of II Navy veteran, and had retired mu.sic and then McKeon came out of the bathroom, mendations are similar to those and sidewalks are now satisfac­ agenda. Calling hours are today from 6 to 9 arrangements. as a lieutenant commander. After Y according to the report. Depression discussed p.m. serving in the Navy, he was A 31-year-old woman living at the home arrived Memorial donations may be Helen Milne employed at the Westinghouse while police were there and told them a protective made to the Suffield Ambulance Corp where he spent 10 years in Depression Anonymous, a support group for those the international division. order had been issued May 24 for McKeon to stay Need for affordable housing suffering from depression, meets every Tuesday at Association, P.O. Box 642, Suf­ Helen (Zelonis) Milne, 84, for­ away from the home, police .said. 6:30 p.m. at the Lowe Program Center at field 06078, or Suffield Emer­ merly of Warehouse Point, East He is survived by two daugh­ McKeon was relea.sed on $L0O0 cash bond and is Manchester Community College. The group follows gency Aid, 450 South St., Suffield Hartford and Manchester, died ters, Mary "Mimi’’ Perl of New scheduled to appear in court July 12. the 12-step plan modeled after Alcoholics Anonym­ 06078. Friday (July 7, 1989) at an area London, and Kathryn Liebman of expected to increase in town ous. No dues or fees are required. For more convalescent home. She was the East Haven; two brothers, Ed­ information, call Marie B., 644-9046. wife of the late William Milne. ward Boehner in Philadelphia, Flynn/Manchester Herald Albert C. Sedlacek She was born in Eynon, Pa., and Henry Boehner of Del Ray Man is charged in fight By Maureen Leavitt The committee found that in other affordable housing Albert C. Sedlacek, 73, of East Sept. 5, 1904, and was a resident of Beach, Fla.; and two Manchester Herald 1986 the median sale price of a complexes. Police arrested a 24-year-old Tolland man Sunday LAND SURVEY — Major Chuck Shee­ Master Sgt. Bob Zdun and Master Sgt. Director Mary Ann Handley, Dixieiand band to play Hartford, died Sunday (July 9, Warehose Point mo.st of her life. grandchildren. Bob King. The 103rd Civil Engineering single family home in Manches­ 1989) at his home. He was the Prior to retiring in 1979, she was The funeral will be Tuesday at in connection with a fight in a parking lot on West han of the Connecticut Air Guard There is a need for affordable ter was $93,500. In the region, the who chairs the Citizens' Housing The Riverboat Ramblers Dixieland Jazz Band husband of Bertha (Fiala) Sed­ employed at the Montgomery Co. 11 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Middle Turnpike. surveys land for the Nathan Hale Squadron of the guard was helping housing in Manchester despite median sale price was $116,000, Committee, said the group hopes will perform at the Manchester Bicentennial Band lacek of East Hartford. He is in Windsor Locks for many years. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. James Napolitano. of 72 Dockerel Road, was Ancient Fife and Drum Corps in prepare the new home of the fife and the fact that there is more according to the report. to issue a final report by August. charged with breach of peace and third-degree •Shell at Manchester Community College Wednes­ survived by his son, Charles She is survived by a son. Donald Burial will be in St. James Coventry Saturday. Behind him are drum corps. affordable housing here than in However, according to 1980 day at 7 p.m. The concert is sponsored by the J C Sedlacek, his brother, Frank Duda of Manchester; four sisters, Cemetery. There are no calling criminal mischief, police said. other towns, a report prepared by census data. 3,361 families in The draft offers no recommen­ Penney Catalog Distribution Center. The band has Sedlacek, and his sister, Alice Mrs. Charles (Edna) Gill of hours. An 18-year-old Waranoke Road man told police a housing committee concludes. town were in need of affordable dations, but the final report will played at Opryland USA in Nashville, Tenn., and Starsiak, all of Manchester. Naples, Fla., Mrs. Veronica Memorial donations may be Napolitano approached his car in the parking lot at The report, prepared by the housing. include recommendations which Preser vation Hall in New Orleans. The concert is He was born in Manchester in Mangon of Newburgh, N. Y., Mrs. made to the American Cancer 255 West Middle Turnpike around 1:15 a.m., police Citizens’ Housing Committee, In 1988. there were 1,427 affor­ the Board of Directors could use free hut donations will be accepted. 1916. Constance Trask of East Hart­ Society, 243 E. Center St. said. The man .said a verbal argument ensued, and Fife and drum corps benefits says that rising real estate costs dable housing units in Manches­ to create affordable housing Blankets and lawn chairs should be brought. If it He is also survived by his sons, ford, and Mrs. Gertrude Hawkins Napolitano punched the man in the face through an and lack of assistance for low- ter, which is seven percent of the programs, Handley said. r ains, the concert will be held at East Catholic High the Rev. Ellis Sedlacek of Derby, of Phoenix; four grandchildren; John S. Palcar open window, police said. income people will translate into town’s total housing stock, the The report might also be used School, 115 New State Road. Kan., Robert Fiala of Marlbo­ and several nieces and nephews. When the man tried to roll up the window, from work of Nationai Guard the need for more housing. report says. by the Agenda For Tomorrow rough; a daughter, Lorraine Private funeral services and John S. Palcar of Manchester, Napolitano allegedly grabbed it and wiggled it free The housing committee con­ The Manchester Housing Au­ subcommittee on housing, a from the door, police said. Marvelettes are featured Kreeger of Hebron; a sister, Alice burial in St. Bridget Cemetery died Saturday (July 8, 1989) at Bv Jacqueline Bennett squadron is “state-of-the-art” laser apparatus, sists of 12 citizens and three thority has a waiting list of 390 for committee investigating the Starsiak of Manchester; eight are at the convenience of the Manchester Memorial Hospital. State police found Napolitano at his home at 2:45 Manchester Herald accurate within 1000th of a foot. The survey members of the Board of Direc­ its housing for the elderly, which town's housing needs for the 21st The Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce and the grandchildren; and several nie­ family. There are no calling He was born in Poland, and a.m. and arrested him, police said. included staking out the two buildings, the septic tors. The group was formed in constitutes a waiting period of century, Handley said. Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a ces and nfephews. hours. lived most of his life in the Napolitano said he was with his girlfriend and COVENTRY — For close to half a century, the system, locating the well and wetlands and January and charged with sub­ three to four years, according to She said both committees are free outdoor concert featuring the Marvelettes Funeral arrangements are The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Hartford area. He was employed another friend at a Prospect Street apartment from Nathan Hale Ancient Fife and Drum Corps has establishing the parameters for the site. A team mitting ideas for the creation of the report. In addition, waiting drawing information from the Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Hubbard Green. The incomplete. Main St., is in charge of for many years by the Allen Saturday at 8 p.m. until 2:15 a.m. He said he never been practicing for performances wherever they of five engineers did the work. more affordable housing in the lists exist for Squire Village, 1980 census and state housing group has topped the music charts with songs like The Watkins Funeral Home, arrangements. Manufacturing Co. prior to his saw or fought the Waranoke Road man, police said. could find a place. That’s about to change. Cleary said he received site plan approval town. Oakland Heights and Beechwood, reports. ‘ Please Mr. Postman,” and “Don’t Mess With 142 E. Center St., is in charge of retirement. He was a Polish Napolitano was released on a $100 non-surety Site work is under way at a new site for the from the Planning and Zoning Commission in Bill.” arrangements. Judith A. Davis Army veteran, and a member of bond and has a court date scheduled for July 17. corps on South Street, adjacent to the Nathan February. The rain location will be at Glastonbury High the Polish Veteran’s Association, Hale Homestead. The targeted completion date for the project is Mrs. Judith A. (Hutchinson) Post No. 119, Hartford. School. Funding for the concerts has been provided Anna M. Palladino “I’m happy; we’re going along at a good clip within two years. There will be an 8,000-square- Plant closing affects 40 people by Gateway Corporate Park, Pratt & Whitney, Davis, 40, of 68 Shady Lane, He is survived by a son, Adam now,” said Michael Cleary, a member of the foot drill shed with a cathedral ceiling and stone Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., Pequot Spring Anna M. Palladino, of East Coventry, died Saturday (July 8, Palcar of Hartford; two daugh­ Corrections corps’ board of trustees. fireplace, storage and office space and a service 1989) at Hartford Hospital. She is ters, Wanda Hickey of Manches­ General Electric Co. plans to pliance business, headquartered Employees were notified W'ater Co., and the Glastonbury Exchange Club, For Hartford, died Wednesday (July Cleary had just spent some time Saturday at kitchen. Thursday of the closing, sche­ survived by her husband, Gary E. ter, and Carolyn Voda of Wes- The exterior will be compatible with the close its appliance distribution in Louisville, Ky. more information, call 659-3587. 5, 1989) at Hartford Hospital. She Due to incorrect information supplied the the South Street site. center at 61 Chapel Road next The Manchester center is not duled for July 1, 1990, he said. was the sister of Andrew F. Davis of Coventry. tlake, Ohio; several On Saturday and Sunday, the 103rd Civil 18th-century Nathan Hale Homestead. The She was born in Lynn, Mass., Manchester Herald, a story Friday about a car year, putting 40 people out of large enough to handle an in­ They will receive severance pay Palladino and Carolyn Weskosky, grandchildren and greatgrand­ Engineering Squadron, part of the Connecticut building will be set'back 300 feet off South Street based on years of service and Pinochle scores listed lived in Vernon, and moved to children; and several nieces and accident contained an incorrect address for Thomas and a gravel walkway will be installed between it work, a company spokesman said creasing volume, he said. Major both of Manchester. I. Randall. The correct address is 104A Charter Oak Air National Guard at Bradley Field in Windsor today. appliances, including refrigera­ insurance benefits, Allen said. She is also survived by two Coventry six years ago. nephews. He was predeceased by Locks, came to the 7.5 acre site to survey it for the and the homestead. Here are the results from the Manchester Senior She is also survived by a son. his wife, Anna (Munich) Palcar. St. The company plans to contract tors, ranges and dishwashers, are “The primary effort is going to other sisters, Theresa Diaz of two buildings that will be constructed there. Cleary said a 19th-century barn, sold to the sent from the Manchester center be to assist them in finding jobs,” Pinochle Club which played July 6 at the Army and Jeremy Davis of Coventry, two The funeral will be Tuesday at corps by Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts distribution operations out to Navy Club on Main Street: East Hartford, and Palma Drago A photo caption published Thursday incorrectly “When they are through we will have a signed, another company that will work all over the northeastern United Allen said. of Wethersfield; and several daughters, Jennifer Davis of 9; 15 a.m. from the Talarski stamped, legal document saying the site was and disassembled and moved to Coventry by the Jessie Dailey, 666 points; Walter DeLisle, 626 Coventry and Shiela Vokey of Maple Hill Chapels, 380 Maple identified the garden club working on a garden at out of an Albany, N.Y. facility. States, Allen said. It’s doubtful many will stay nieces and nephews. surveyed,” Cleary said. Air National Guard, will be rebuilt on the site. It GE will sell its 235,000-square- The closing would affect mostly with the company because there F)oints; Hans Fredericksen, 606 points; Seena The funeral was scheduled for Vernon; her parents, Anthony Ave., Hartford, followed by a Munro Park on East Center Street. The garden club will be used for storage. Andrew, 602 points; Edith Albert, 592 points; Ethel is the Perennial Planters Garden Club. It was through Cleary’s efforts that the corps foot Buckland Industrial Park blue-collar workers and some are few openings in the com­ today at St. Mary’s Church, East and Phyllis Jackwin of St. Peters­ Mass of Christian burial at 10 was able to get help from the Air National Guard. Scott, 585 points; Arline Paquin, 582 points; Ada burg, Fla.; four sisters, Jonell a.m. in Ss. Cyril and Methodius To complete the project, Cleary says the corps building and 33 acres, said James white-collar workers at the Man­ pany’s Connecticut facilities, Hartford. Burial was in St. Up until January, Cleary was a non­ Allen, manager of communica­ chester center. Workers are not Allen said. GE's headquarters Rojas, 577 points; Bud Paquin, 574 points; Ruth Mary’s Cemetery. Hutchinson of Coventry, Janet Church, Hartford. Burial will be The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and needs about $300,000. The corps plans to launch a Baker, 565 points; Edith O’Brien, 564 points; Kitty fair. If an error is made, we want to make a commissioned officer in the 103rd squadron. large fund-raising drive with corporations in the tions for General Electric’s ap­ unionized, Allen said. are in Fairfield. Memorial donations may be Rodrigue of Bolton, Carol The­ in Immaculate Conception Ceme­ “I went to them on the basis of this being a Byrnes. 563 points; and Betty Turner, 558 points. riault of Tolland, and Sandra tery, Southington. Calling hours correction. The Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. Hartford area soon, he said. All seniors are welcome to play every Thursday at made to the American Cancer community action project and an opportunity for The corps was formed in 1947. It offers Colonial Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Souza in California; and a are today from 7 to 9 p.m. field training,” Cleary said. 9: .30 a.m. brother, Raoul Michaud of Memorial donations may be style musical performances and has built a ford 06105. Cleary also secured help from the Army national reputation, Cleary said. Seymour. made to the charity of the donor’s National Guard last fall to clear the site. The The funeral will be Tuesday at choice. Thoughts “It will be nice to have a place to call home,” he Theresa Pavano guard will return this fall, he said, to do some said. "I can offer Lottery 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral final clearing. Theresa (Caracciolo) Pavano, Home, 580 Elm St.. Rocky Hill. Over the years, the corps has had to practice in 81, formerly of Hartford, died 1 Cor. 13:4, Charity (Love) suffereth long and is In total, the assistance from the two guards has Burial will be in Rose Hill Elliott Sanger kind. saved the corps about $80,000. The site surveying local schools wherever space was available. you a home Sunday (July 9, 1989) at Hartford Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. done this weekend would have cost $10,000, The land where the corps’ home will be built Hospital. She was the mother of Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 NEW YORK (AP) - Elliott M. I was in the grocery store the other day and raced Winning numbers drawn Sunday in New Sanger, co-founder and longtime to be first in line at the checkout. I thought to myself according to Cleary. was deeded to the corps in 1976 by a special act of England: Paul J. Pavano of Manchester p.m. the state Legislature. equity line and the wife of the late Salvatore chief of classical music radio “now that was not a very good witness.” How often He said the survey equipment used by the Connecticut daily: 435. Play Four: 6771. do we cut someone off, beat someone at a traffic Pavano. Minnie St. Pierre station WQXR, died Sunday at She is also survived by a home following a long illness. He light, go first at a four-way stop sign or get upset of credit Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New brother, Fred C. Caracciolo of Minnie (Beaulieu) St. Pierre, was 92. with the person behind the register because they England: New Britain; three sisters, Mary 81, of East Hartford, formerly of He founded the station in 1936 keyed in the wrong information and you have to wait Wright raps hospital rate plan with no Connecticut daily: 599. Play Four: 1195. Parente, Susan Parente, and Manchester, died Saturday (July with John Vincent Lawless Ho­ for a supervisor? It is difficult in today’s hustle and Massachusetts daily: 0834. Rose Caracciolo, all of Hartford; 8, 1989) at Hartford Hospital. She gan, an engineer and inventor. bustle, where impatience, unconsideration and the Massachusetts Megabucks: 13, 15, 16, 17, 24, 33. was the widow of Emilien St. Sanger was an early advocate me philosophy is so rampant, to remain cool, calm, HARTFORD (AP) — Suppor­ percent on gross revenue and of at a much slower rate that in the hidden costs and a granddaughter. 13 percent on net revenue for the past,” said Joseph S. Coatsworth, Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) The funeral will be Tuesday at Pierre. of FM broadcasting, likening a and collective. Let’s put a little more effort into ters of a new rate-setting system daily: 001, 8063. She is survived by five sons, concert broadcast on the lower- being patient and kind, let the one at the four-way for hospitals say it will hold down state’s 34 general hospitals. lobbyists for the Connecticut Carolyn Forst 8; 15a.m. at the D’Esopo Wethers­ “Patient charges will rise, but Hospital Association. Tri-state Megabucks; 2, 10, 12, 15, 19, 39. field Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Eugene St. Pierre of Manchester, fidelity AM band to viewing a stop go first, do give room to that individual who is health care costs, but critics Assistant Vice President Rhode Island daily: 7560. Robert St. Pierre of Manchester, great painting “through a curtain puling out from a side street, or let that person go remain skeptical of its merits. Brook Blvd., Wethersfield, with a Gardner E. Wright, chairman and Branch Manager Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 2, 3, 11, 12, 22. Mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. Emil St. Pierre of Standish, of gauze.” first who has just a few items at the grocery store. at St. Augustine’s Church, Hart­ Maine, Percy St. Pierre of In 1939, WQXR became the first Remember the next time you have to wait on of the state Commission on ford. Burial will be in Mount St. Standish, Maine, and Henry St. FM station in New York City and someone, think of all the times others waited on you. Hospitals and Health Care, said Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Pierre of Lewiston, Maine; five presented the first regularly the new system will remove Public Meetings Calling hours are today from 6 to 9 daughters, Irene Weiss of Sims­ scheduled FM program in the Kurt Stefanovicz incentives for efficiency and bury, Theresa Cullina of Man­ country. United Pentecostal Church would encourage hospitals to ■ p.m. rack up higher expenses which will be reimbursed by private Public meetings scheduled for tonight: health insurance companies. CLOSED Weather iHanrlipatrr Hpralh “I predict you’ll see longer Manchester lengths of stay in hospitals and more ancillary services, which Council on Substance Abuse, Lincoln Center USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 238 generate revenue for hospitals,” hearing room, 7 p.m. Rain tonight Wright said. “I continue to see MARY CHENEY Eighth Utilities District, Eighth Utilities District Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher very large increases in insurance office, 32 Main St., 7:30 p.m. Qeorge T. Chappell Dannis M. Santoro premiums” Board of Education, 45 North School St., 7:30 p.m. night, a 60 percent chance of showers or a few thunderstorms Editor Advartliing Director However, Rep. Paul Gion- early then becoming partly Jeanne Q. Fromerth Sheldon Cohan friddo, D-Middletown, the author Andover Bualneas Manager Composing Manager of the bill, contends that the new LIBRARY cloudy and a bit less humid Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 Danlaa A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard system has built in controls. OoC o 9 overnight. Low 65 to 70. Tuesday, p.m. sunny and hot but less humid. Paraonnsl Manager Praasroom Manager “By controlling the amount of O ’- j < Frank J. MeSweegan revenue a hospital can receive, High 85 to 90. Circulation Director Bolton Coastal: Tonight, a 70 percent you control patient rates. The July 5 thru July 12 chance of showers and a few Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the opposite exists under the current Public Building Commission, Community Hall thunderstorms early then becom­ Manchester Publishing Co., t8 Sralnard Place, Manchester, system. You never control over­ fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. you am amnt on ing partly cloudy but still a bit Postmastar: Sand address changes to the Manchester Herald, all net revenues, only individual FOR When you open an Equity Access Acount at muggy overnight with some P.O. Box 591. Manchester. Conn. 06040. charges,” Gionfriddo said. Mechanics, you'll like what's missing. At Coventry If you don't receive your Herald by S p.m. weekdays or 7:30 The bill, which the Legislature patchy fog. Low in the middle 60s. a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you're unable Mechanics, you'll pay no application fee, no I^C H A N IC S Tuesday, sunny and still warm approved in the last week of the Youth Services Commission, Town Office Build­ to reach your carrier, call aubacriber service at 647-9946 by 6 closing costs, no points, and no annual fee. Talk Sell 'u igs B(U ik ing, 7:30 p.m. but less humid with the high in the p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. regular session, will limit yearly 8 middle 80s. Suggested carrier ratee are $t.80 weakly, $7.70 for one revenue increases to the annual to me at our Manchester office, 341 Broad Street. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office month. $23.10 for three months, $46.20 tor six months and regional hospital inflation rates, Building, 7:30 p.m. Northwest hills: Tonight, a 40 $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 canta a copy. RENOVATIONS Or call me at 241-2959. Finance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 percent chance of a shower or The M siKheater Herald Is a member of The Associated Prees, plus 2 percent, beginning in the thunderstorm early then becom­ the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Praae fiscal year that starts Oct. 1,1991. p.m. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Allison Robbins, Association and the New England Newspaper Asaoclatlon. tiJ Equ.il Opportunity Lender Dr ug and Alcohol Commission, Second Church, ing partly cloudy and less humid During a transition year that Member FDIC 7:30 p.m. overnight. Low near 60, 10, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. begins this Oct. 1, the legislation sets an overall cap of eight MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989

Kings: 8 mg "tar',’ 0.08 mg nicotine-100’s: 10 mg ’’tar!' Funeral directors 0.09 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. State’s cities neglecting their trees SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, refusing to handle HARTFORD (AP) — Woodsy Connecti­ more trees than it is getting,” said cut, where morethanhalftheland is covered co-founder David Sutherland, an official Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. by forests, should be a comforting place for Jeffrey Campbell, an with the Connecticut Audubon Society. tree-lovers. But a University of Connecticut educator In residence with “ Trees are one of the things that really victims of AIDS researcher is fretting because the state’s make a city what it is,” Sutherland said. “ urban forests” get too little attention. UConn’s Cooperative Exten­ “ We’re losing trees every year, to weather, WATERBURY (AP) - Misin­ family $150 to put a glass plate in Jeffrey Campbell, an educator in resi­ disease, polution, and development. formation and fear of AIDS are front of the body’s face in an open sion System, says local dence with UConn’s Cooperative Extension “ If wedon’t replace them, in 40or50years, prompting many funeral direc­ casket. Sy.stem, says local officials and ho­ officials and homeowners in I think we’re going to have a pretty barren tors to refuse to bury victims of Richard Melchreit, medical meowners in Connecticut are neglecting the city.” the deadly disease, state officials associate with the AIDS program Connecticut are neglecting state’s heritage of leafy cities and towns. Large developments that destroyed acres said. of the state Department of Health The result, he said recently. Is an “ aging, the state’s heritage of leafy of trees focused concern on what Sutherland A funeral industry official says, Services, said there is no danger unhealthy population” of street trees, cities and towns. called “ a much broader problem, a problem however, that with the proper to mourners viewing or touching stressed by a lifetime of road salt, acid rain created in ones and twos. precautions there is no reason the body of a person who has died and other environmental shocks. “ We’re losinglots of singletreesandsmall AIDS victims can’t be buried. of AIDS. A self-described urban forester, Camp­ plots of trees and we’re just not replacing as Leon Frigon, a Waterbury "People can kiss and touch the beseiged by stressful environmental condi­ bell is meeting with local officials around the mortician and co-chairman of the body with no chance of infection, ’ ’ tions, only live an average of 33 years — many.” state, urging them to pay more attention to Hartford City Forester John Brodeur Contagious Disease Task Force he said. compared to the 100 years and longer that the trees that shade their streets. of the National Funeral Directors There is some danger for oaks, white pines and sugar maples can live, keeps track of about 20,000 trees, most of He said towns can’t do much to save their Association, said more that half embalmers, he said, but risks can Campbell said. them maples. He has an annual budget of older trees, but can plan for the future by of funeral directors nationwide be reduced if proper precautions Campbell is using a $25,000 federal grant $250,000, or about $12 per tree, to prune, feed, taking an inventory of their forests, which discourage embalming bodies of are taken. Embalmers should to develop a model community forest plan in and generally maintain the city’s forest. would allow officials to anticipate problems AIDS victims and may refuse to wear gloves and non-absorbent Middletown that he hopes other cities and He said the city plants between 100 and 600 and to take better care of living trees. handle them at all. gowns if they come in contact towns will eventually follow. He’s also trees a year, depending on the availability of The benefits of urban forests are many, he Seven hundred people in Con­ with blood, Melchreit said. He trying to encourage more Connecticut cities federal grants. points out. A yard of mature trees or a necticut have died of AIDS- said embalmers should use the to apply for the honor “ Tree City USA,” Decades ago, when Hartford was still well-shaded neighborhood can increase releated illness, state health same precautions when treating which is given annually on Arbor Day. expanding into undeveloped neighbor­ property values as much as 20 percent, he officials say. any recently deceased person. Only Stamford is now considered worthy hoods, the city kept a nursery stocked with said. In the summer, a mature tree can cool Frigon said there have been no Although there has been no of the honor, which is given to cities that as many as 2,000 trees to line new streets as the air around it by as much as 12 degrees, confirmed cases in the United statewide survey of how funeral observe Arbor Day, have a tree ordinance, a they were built. TWO FREE PACKS and can sweat off as much as 100 gallons of States of any mortuary workers’ homes react to deceased AIDS tree commission, a tree management plan, Although the city does not plant as many groundwater a day to moisten the surround­ contracting AIDS from their jobs. patients. Minor said few homes in and spend at least $1 per person on trees trees as it once did, Brodeur said it remains ing air, he said. Frigon said one mortuary worker the Waterbury area will accept every year. as “ well-treed” as it has ever been, and may In the winter, a clump of large trees can in Connecticut was stuck by a AIDS victims for burial. In In Hartfprd, a city that closely monitors in fact be in better condition than it was 50 protect a house from winds, cutting home needle that had been used on a September, her department com­ its forest, a small group of environmental years ago. OF THE heating costs as much as 30 percent, he said. person who had died of AIDS, but pleted a referral list of services activists share Campbell’s concerns. They Brodeur said some smaller cities may be Y And year round, trees produce oxygen tests showed the worker had not for people with AIDS. Minor said point to the city’s grand Bushnell Park, at risk of slowly losing their forests. that improves air quality and reduces contracted the disease. only four of 28 funeral homes in which lost more than half of its original “ A lot of towns don’t have a tree warden or pollution, he said. Some funeral directors refuse Waterbury, Wolcott and Nauga­ forest of 1,200 trees before a citizen group a forester to monitor the situation,” he said. But Campbell said Connecticut cities and to embalm victims of acquired tuck would allow their businesses began a replanting program. “ Without a program, the trees planted HRST C IO ^ T T E WITH towns don’t seem to be guarding their immune deficiency syndrome to be listed. In the wake of a much-publicized incident randomly have probably reached the age and some might urge families of forests. He pointed to a recent survey near Hartford in which the Department of where the stresses of an urban environment AIDS victims to settle for crema­ Frigon has arranged funerals showing that 40 percent of the state’s 169 Transportation cut down 20 acres of trees in are begining to take their toll. for victims of AIDS or other cities and towns have tree replacement tion. Other funeral directors a flood plain, a band of tree lovers formed “ The next 10 years are going to be years of contagious diseases at his funeral plans, but only 5 percent make an effort to might try to intimidate families “ Hartford Trees,” a group dedicated to more focus on trees,” he said. “ People are replace every tree they remove. by ch.-)rging as much as $1,000 in home in Waterbury. A person who promoting the planting of trees in the city. realizing that we live in a very fragile The threat of deforestation is especially addition to regular burial costs, died of an AIDS-related disease “ Part of it is just a realization that environment. In many cases, the trees have worrisome in cities because urban trees. he said. can be embalmed safely, he said. Hartford, like a lot of other cities, is losing been overlooked.” Laura Minor, education coordi­ And, he added, that person should be buried according to his or her nator for the AIDS program of the Waterbury Health Department, wishes or the wishes of the family, as a matter of both said one woman recently called personal dignity and honor. her office complaining of an extra Doctor with phony papers halts practice fee tacked on to the burial costs of “ In death, they do not want to a family member who died of continue to be faced with the HARTFORD (A P) - A Willi- given to foreign medical school had f>assed the licensing test for and saves time.” AIDS. The woman said the discrimination they faced in mantic doctor, who used forged graduates, Onglingswan has foreign medical school gradu­ State health officials said they funeral director charged the life,’ ’ Frigon said. documents to obtain his medical treated thousands of patients as a ates. When they confronted On­ will notify major national medi­ license, has agreed to stop private practitioner, an Air Na­ glingswan, he admitted falsifying cal organizations, including the working working as a doctor in tional Guard base physician and a the document, the officials said. American Medical Association Connecticut in exchange for doctor for the Willimantic Police The Air Force then alerted and a computerized national data Jumbo error alleged assurances that state officials Department. state authorities. bank to be operated by the federal will not prosecute him. Onglingswan also worked as a State health officials said their Department of Health and Hu- Dr. William T. Onglingswan, physician at Bradley Interna­ decision to strike a deal with m a n Services about TORRINGTON (AP) - A which rents exotic animals to whose license was suspended by tional Airport in Windsor Locks, Onglingswan was a matter of Onglingswan. Democratic candidate for carnivals, would not bill the the state Department of Health examining 25 airline pilots per expediency. mayor is steaming because the city. Joseph Gillen, chief of applica­ Services in February, signed the year and certifying that they “ We have a dozen other cases city rented an elephant as a “ The elephant was donated tions and examinations at the agreement to stop practicing were medically fit to fly, the waiting to go to the medical birthday surprise for the Re­ by Commerford,” Donne said state Health Department, said “ it medicine last week. Federal Aviation Administration board. These concern doctors publican mayor. Friday. “ The kids who were would be nearly impossible” fora Despite repeated phone calls said. practicing now with patients,” “ It was not appropriate,” there really enjoyed it.” doctor seeking a license to pass and a visit to his office, Onglings­ Air Force officials, during a said David Pavis, chief attorney said Jo Ann Ryan, who is Timm said the elephant was forged documents today. wan has been unavailable for routine inspection of the Bradley in the health department’s medi­ seeking to replace incumbent chosen partly as a joke, but comment. Air National Guard base clinic, cal quality assurance division. In 1980, Gillen said, his division mayor Delia R. Donne. “ When also because of its political A Philippine native who 12 discovered that Onglingswan had Ending Onglingswan’s prac­ was reorganized and loopholes you see an elephant, you think symbolism. times failed an examination falsified a certificate that said he tice, he said, “ protects the nublic were tightened. ‘Republican,’ and the Fourth The elephant episode may of July celebration was not a prompt the first test of the time for politics.” city’s new code of ethics, Park and Recreation Direc­ which prohibits elected offi­ Judge approves sale tor John A. Timm, who ar­ cials from receiving “ special NEED SOME EXTRA ranged for the elephant to visit consideration, treatment, fa­ during the Independence Day vor or advantage beyond that of Coleco to Hasbro SPENDING MONEY? celebration at Fuessenich which is generally available to Park, said the $1,500 rental bill a ll residents and or NEW YORK (AP) - A federal Barry Alperin, Hasbro’s execu­ Newspaper routes available in your area... may be paid with funds from taxpayers.” bankruptcy judge has approved tive vice president, testified the department’s activities “ I ’m sure the taxpayers who the sale of financially troubled Friday that the Pawtucket, R.I., Earn money and prizes by delivering the account. But he said he hoped just got their tax bills would Coleco Industries Inc.’s major company wants to complete the the elephant’s owner, R.W. not appreciate paying for this product lines to the nation’s purchase by next week so it can Manchester Herald In your Commerford &Sons, would not gag gift,” Ryan said. largest toymaker, Hasbro Inc. begin advertising and producing charge the city. Robert Commerford, owner neighborhood. Under the terms of the deal, the Coleco products before the “Hopefully, it will be a of the elephant, said he has not Hasbro will pay $85 million in Christmas sales season begins. Call today to get more details. freebie,” he said. yet submitted a bill to the city. cash for most of Coleco’s pro­ Once the sale is completed, The mayor also said she “ Maybe I won’t even charge ducts, including such widely most of the remaining 80 em­ understood the company, them,” Commerford said. known toys as the Cabbage Patch ployees at Coleco’s headquarters 647-9946 Kids and the Scrabble and will be laid off in phases as the Marble St...... all Bruce...... all business is closed and the court Parcheesi board games. McCabe St...... all Nike Circle...... all case completed, said J. Brian Approval of the sale Friday Stock PI...... all College program aims signaled the end of the nearly Clark, Coleco’s president and Judith...... all yearlong bankruptcy case of the chief executive officer. No. Main St...... 397-496 Prospect...... all Avon, Conn., toymaker. After the sale, Coleco will Norwood...... all at 'second tier* pupils Judge Prudence B. 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We hope to students develop the right atti­ show them something about what 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 tude to attend college, or to make college life and courses are like,” sure they take prerequisite Lesniowski said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 10. 1989 - 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 NATION & WORLD Argentina starts Abortions past 20th week belt-tightening are rare, statistics show WASHINGTON (AP) - Only China reports BUENOS AIRES, Argentina Alfonsin financed the deficit — about 1 percent of all abortions in (AP) — Utility and gasoline caused in large part by operating the United States are performed prices soared and the national losses at state-run companies — after the 20th week of pregnancy, Ruling not supported currency’s value was halved by printing money or borrowing the stage where questions of fetal party crackdown today as the new government abroad. viability could be raised, statis­ NEW YORK (AP) — Most by Newsweek magazine, 53 began imposing measures it Neither avenue is open to tics show. Americans oppose the U.S. percent disapproved last hopes wiil end the worst recession Menem, who was elected May 14. A prominent part of the Su­ Supreme Court ruling that week’s Supreme Court ruling in Argentina’s 173-year history. The nation is $4.5 billion in preme Court’s abortion ruling allowed states to restrict abor­ and 37 percent approved. over corruption “Argentina is bankrupt,” arrears in interest payments on last week, such late-term abor­ tions, and say they do not The Time poll found 31 Economy Minister Miguei Roig the $60 billion foreign debt, and tions heighten the question of believe Roe vs. Wade should be percent favor new state laws said Sunday night in a nationwide inflation is out of control. when a fetus could live outside the overturned, according to a restricting access to abor­ The front-page article said address. Poiicies to nurture the The 12-month cost of living JULIO CASTILLO womb. Time magazine-CNN poll. tions, while 57 percent oppose BEIJING (AP) — The ruling country to health “will be excep­ Communist Party, seeking to another Gansu official was increase based on June’s rate . . . recovering In the poll released Sunday, such limitations. But 52 per­ tional and, lamentably, very amounts to a staggering 948,597 Based on Centers of Disease 61 percent said they disagreed cent in Newsweek’s poll said improve an image tarnished by tricked out of $81,000 during an Control statistics for 1985, the last unauthorized trip to Hong Kong. harsh.” percent. The austral, valued at 18 with the July 3 ruling on a they believed their states its harsh suppression of dissent, The plan also envisions cutting year complete numbers are today said it has expelled One official used public funds to per $1 in February, has lost 97 Missouri abortion law, and 57 would pass new laws. back drastically on government percent of its value in five Fence spike available, only about 13,280 abor­ percent said the 1973 Roe vs. The Time-CNN poll was •%. '" i a hundreds of its members for buy a private home and another tions in the United States were sold state-supplied medicine and spending, selling off many state- months. Wade, which legalized abor­ conducted by Yankelovich corruption. run industries, scaling back sub­ performed after the 20th week of The People’s Daily, official used the money to hold an Inflation and devaluation impales boy tions, should not be Clancy Shulman on Thursday. if sidies and tax breaks for private touched off a recession in which pregnancy. mouthpiece of the 47.7 million- elaborate funeral for his wife. overturned. A total of 504 adults were Another man, chairman of a companies and enforcing widely real wages have fallen by at least Thirty-two percent said they interviewed by telephone. The member party, said 452 officials ignored tax laws. chasing ball The vast majority of abortions, in the southern province of commerce and industry bureau 35 percent this year, and unem­ about 90 percent, are performed would never vote for a candi­ margin of error is plus or in a southern China city, was “We have to conduct major ployment has climbed to 10 by the 15th week, long before date who advocates restricting minus 4.5 percentage points. Guizhou were expelled for cor­ surgery without anesthesia ... If ruption during the first half of drummed out of the party for percent. NEW YORK (AP) - A viability of the fetus is a biologi­ the right to an abortion, For the Newsweek poll, the 1989. trying to impede an investigation not, Argentina has no future,” Workers would be shielded cal possibility. compared with 24 percent who Gallup Organization inter­ said President Carios Menem, somewhat from the effects of the teen-ager impaled on an iron said they would never support On Sunday, it was reported that into a local cigarette trafficking spike when he slipped while According to studies by CDC viewed 751 adults by telephone case, the daily reported. who on Saturday took over this new measures by controls on the and others, about 73 percent of the an office-seeker who favors on Thursday and Friday. The 1 one local party leader in Guizhou country where runaway inflation climbing a fence for a fly ball was given the death sentence for The paper, in a lengthy front­ prices of milk, bread and other didn’t cry, despite being stuck relative handful who seek late- abortion. margin of error is plus or page commentary, acknowl­ has provoked food riots this year. basic commodities, and a small, term abortions are under age 24. In a poll released Saturday minus 4 points. selling counterfeit liquor. He toid reporters he expects the there for 90 minutes, his The official press recently has edged that the recent pro­ one-time pay increase this brother said. A majority of them are in their highlighted crackdowns on cor­ democracy unrest garnered wide country’s 31 million people to month, Roig said. The pay teens. Most are unmarried. ruption as part of the drive to public support “because some begin feeling the results of the increase, which will go to salaried Julio Castillo, 15, was in One survey showed such tions after the 20th week of survival outside the womb. And of improve its image following its party members, cadres and espe­ austerity measures in 2'/i years. workers and retirees, amounts to guarded but stable condition women often are reluctant to tell pregnancy are under the age of infants born at 24 weeks, only one Y violent June 4 crackdown on the cially a minority of leaders were Gasoline prices went up 610.5 8,000 australs, about $12. late Sunday, said Fred Horen, parents or boyfriends of their 15. The largest number, 36.7 in 10 lives, despite increasingly student-led movement for demo­ engaged in corrupt practices percent, from 152 to 1,080 australs The Menem government also an administrator at the City pregnancy, and many have prob­ percent, are between 15 and 19 sophisticated efforts by experts cratic reform. which made the people very per gallon, or about 23 cents to was considering doubling the Hospital Center. The boy’s lems arranging abortions be­ years of age, and 32.8 percent are at leading centers. The students won wide support dissatisfied. $1.65. Electricity and telephone \monthly minimum wage of 20,000 major injuries were to his cause of money or transportation. aged 20 to 24. But the court accepted the among the general populace “Of course the organizers of the fees rose by about 200 percent, the australs, or about $30. lower jaw and teeth. Some didn’t realize they were Abortions after the 20th week position by the state of Missouri during their seven-week cam­ rebellion used anti-corruption government news agency Telam The clear danger is more social The ghastly accident oc­ pregnant in the early weeks. And among women aged 25-30 account that the best tests for fetal age are paign of class boycotts, marches slogans to incite the uncertain said. unrest. Labor unions denounced curred Saturday as Castillo a major concern for about third of for 13 percent and those over age only accurate to within about four The A tio cla te d Press Natural gas prices will rise 640 price hikes in the past weeks, and weeks. To protect any possibly FIRE TOLL — A home and cars burn in Boulder Canyon, and sit-ins by demanding action public. The party will continue its tried to climb a 6-foot, those seeking late abortions is 30 only 11.9 percent. The age of Forty-one structures burned. fight against corruption,” it said. percent for businesses, 200 per­ hungry shantytown dwellers concealing the fact they are the woman was not given in 2 viable fetus, the state required Colo., Sunday, where a forest fire raged out of control. to end rampant corruption among wrought-iron fence to retrieve Chinese ofhcials. The commentary promised cent for homeowners. Roig did looted food stores again last week a ball. He slipped and a square sexually active. percent of the late-term cases. the tests to be performed at 20 Protesters frequently referred that those found guilty “will be not say when the new rates would in Rosario, the country’s third- spike, about an inch wide, Although the numbers are Late abortions frequently are weeks. And the majority of the to how leaders use their influence punished irrespective of who they take effect. largest city. entered his neck and came out small when compared to all chosen by the over-30 age group if Supreme Court accepted this to obtain good jobs and trips are, for if we don’t fight corrup­ Hefty fare increases for buses," Roig criticized the Alfonsin of his mouth. abortions performed, the late- tests show the fetus has a defect reasoning. abroad for their children. Among tion, then our party will be subways, commuter trains and government for leaving its suc- term cases create a nightmare such as Down’s Syndrome. Most doctors expert in the field, Wildfires out of control in 8 states airplanes will take effect July 17, cessor a ’’poisonous “ The doctors told my however, said fetal age can be those criticized was senior leader separated from the people and mother that the spear came for doctors who must deal with In the Supreme Court’s 5-4 Deng Xiaoping, whose son Deng this may lead to chaos,” government spokesmen said. The inheritance.” the uncertainty of fetal age. ruling last week, the court upheld pinpointed within an error range By The Associated Press nearby town of 1,300 people. One rates were not announced. very close the the jugular vein. of only 10 days through the use of ing, so that helped the fire just The Diamond Creek fire, which Pufang formerly had connections The “rebellion” refers to the The solution, he said, was a free It was a matter of millime­ The issue inflames emotions the right of Missouri to require firefighter was treated for smoke romp all night, " he said. consumed some 12,500 acres in with a company singled out for pro-democracy movement that Beginning today, the austral market policy where the private among anti-abortion groups who doctors to perform pre-abortion sonography, an instrument to Fires raged out of control in inhalation, but his condition was will sell for 655 per dollar, ters,” said Gabriel Castillo, makes a picture of the fetus using A wind-fanned wildfire charred eastern Utah, was 80 percent involvement in speculation and was crushed June 4 when soldiers sector would provide services Julio’s 26-year-old brother. believe infants capable of sus­ tests on any fetus that could be 20 eight states and more than 600 not serious, said deputy state fire 3,500 acres of remote brush and contained by Sunday morning, profiteering. ran student protesters out of bringing its value in line with the now offered by the government, taining life are being killed. or more weeks old. ulfra-high frequency sound people fled a Nebraska park marshal Jerry Larson. destroyed seven buildings in said Mary Plumb, a spokeswo­ black market and intending to “ Otherwise he would be waves. The People’s Daily said today central Beijing. and the Central Bank would dead.” And it is an issue that attracted The tests are designed to where a lightning-sparked blaze “What we’re fighting right now Lassen County, about 300 miles man for the Bureau of Land that instances of party members The movement also triggered a encourage exporters to sell for­ protect the value of the national a major share of attention in the determine whether the fetus is Ultrasound pictures enable today burned to within a half-mile is fatigue,” Larson said. northeast of San Francisco, and Management’s Moab District. involved in bribe-taking and graft power struggle within the party, eign currency to the Central currency rather than finance the The accident occurred out­ Supreme Court’s ruling last week “viable,” that is, able to live doctors to take measurements of of the historic fort where Sioux Early today, the fire had another consumed 2,000 acres of Higher humidity and less wind in Guizhou were up 25 percent ending with the purging of party Bank, which has low cash deficit. side Castillo’s apartment that gave states power to impose outside the mother’s womb. the skull and of the long bones in Chief Crazy Horse was killed. consumed nearly half the 22,000- timber in the nearby Plumas helped firefighters get the upper from the first half of 1988, and that chief Zhao Ziyang for showing reserves. Legislation will be sent to building in the borough of new restrictions on the right to Viability is directly related to the body of the fetus, which A blaze also threatened the acre park and was half a mile National Forest. hand on a 10,000-acre fire in the top priority should be given to sympathy to some of the student The official rate on Friday was Congress to give Menem sweep­ Queens. have an abortion. fetal age. Currently, premature develop at a known rate. These ancient Indian cliff dwellings of from Fort Robinson, the former A brush fire scorched more Gila National Forest in southw­ investigating the behavior of demands. 303 to the dollar. The devaluation ing authority to privatize state “He was out in left field. CDC statistics show that 3.6 infants less than 23‘/4 weeks old measurements then are con­ Mesa Verde in Colorado, and an cavalry post where Crazy Horse than 2,000 acres Sunday in the estern New Mexico. party members. The People’s Daily commen­ amounted to 53.7 percent. companies, Roig said. State sub­ Somebody hit the ball and he percent of those seeking abor- have virtually no chance of verted to an age estimate. arson fire swept toward the was killed by guards in 1877. The Laguna Mountains, 40 miles east A fire in the Bridger-Teton It also reported that Wang tary stressed that students who The measures are aimed at sidies to private companies — tax went to get it,” said 8-year-old Ventana wilderness in the moun­ fort now serves as a lodge. of San Diego. National Forest in Wyoming Yuntian, vice chairman of the took part in demonstrations will curtailing inflation that in June breaks, reduced rates forenergy, Alex Castillo, another brother, tains rising from Big Sur, 120 The fire made a mushroom­ In Arizona, rain helped firefigh­ slowed thanks partly to cooler commodity prices committee in be given greater ideological soared by 114.5 percent and soft loans — will be scaled back, “He climbed the fence to try to miles south of San Francisco. shaped cloud of smoke that could ters contain a 9,200-acre fire in weather Sunday. the western province of Gansu, education but will not be pun­ narrowing a budget deficit esti­ and tax laws enforced. catch it and then, just as he Illinois ciinic is focai point Major fires also were burning be seen from Scottsbluff, about 90 and around the Saguaro National More than 350 firefighters was expelled from the party for ished, while those who led the mated at 12 percent to 15 percent Alfonsin’s inability to stabilize reached up. he slipped. ... in Arizona. New Mexico, Utah, miles away. Monument east of Tucson, and fought two blazes in Fremont making $170,000 by profiteering “counterrevolutionary rebellion of the gross national product. the economy forced him to resign ROCKFORD, 111. (AP) - The teen-agers, who represent about Illinois Women’s Center on Oregon and Wyoming. “It’s not a pretty sight, but four other fires were nearly under National Forest in Oregon. The two are linked: the former "There was a lot of blood, in sugar. will not be forgiven. five months before his term but he didn’t cry.” nation’s next legal battle over one-third of patients getting abor­ Thursday and Friday. Cooler temperatures and rain these people have things well control late Sunday. But about government of President Raul officially ended. abortion rights may center on a tions yearly. Anti-abortionists buoyed by the helped nearly extinguish wilder­ under control,” said Orr, after 40,000 acres of forest and range Paramedics arrived within clinic in what looks like a peaceful The Illinois case affects all July 3 high court ruling that ness fires in Montana and Alaska. flying around the edges of the land, from the Grand Canyon to five minutes of the accident. setting — an old yellow-brick women seeking abortions during upheld restrictions by Missouri In northwestern Nebraska, blaze. Mexico, burned on. A 1,000-acre They tied Julio to the fence to schoolhouse often used for bingo their first trimester or early slowed traffic Friday. No arrests about 150 firefighters battled the “We could see whole lines of blaze briefly threatened Presi­ World’s richest man keep his weight from making parties. second trimester of pregnancy — were reported. biggest fire in the West, a trees exploding,” said Marc dent Theodore Roosevelt’s hunt­ .the wound larger or possibly more than 90 percent of all “We think things are moving Anthony, a state game and parks ing cabin in Grand Canyon. fracturing his neck, said fire­ The U.S. Supreme Court has 50,000-acre blaze that leap­ agreed to review whether the patients, said Colleen Connell, the toward pro-life. I just think Dr. frogged along a 20-mile front at commissioner who also flew over A brush fire eight miles west of is victim of burgiars fighter Peter Cozeolino. American Civil Liberties Union Ragsdale’s days are numbered the area. clinic, one of six tenants in the Fort Robinson State Park. About Boulder, Colo., destroyed 41 Rescuers had to cut away a building, can operate without attorney representing Ragsdale. here,” said activist Denise Fran- 30 National Guardsmen entered More than 600 people were structures and forced 200 people 4'/i!-by-6''i!-foot section of the In addition, the justices may zen, 34, of nearby Rockton. evacuated from the park because LONDON (AP) — A London asked us to withhold the exact obeying elaborate state require­ the fray after Gov. Kay Orr to flee. Two firefighters were home of the Sultan of Brunei, the address, the identity of the owner fence and carry the boy to the ments for non-hospital surgical find it difficult to revive the But Tracy Winkler, a counselor declared a disaster area. of the dense smoke, said Fort treated for smoke inhalation. world’s richest man, has been hospital on it. Illinois laws without substan­ at Ragsdale’s clinic and one of Robinson Superintendent Vince and the nature and value of centers. The flames leapt through the Gov. Roy Romer issued an looted by burglars, press reports property stolen,” said a spokes­ At the hospital, firefighters tially dismantling the 1973 Roe vs. several staffers who held “Keep Rotherham. Most were campers. The clinic’s owner. Dr. Richard Wade decision that legalized Abortion Legal” signs in front of rugged canyons, leaving executive order Sunday night said today. woman at the Yard. scrubbed, put on gloves and Ragsdale, said the requirements Near Big Sur, in California, 600 The newspaper reports esti­ went into the emergency abortion, observers said. the center, said the decision may splotches of charred ground firefighters using bulldozers, he­ banning all open fires west of The Daily Telegraph said the are medically unnecessary and mixed with stretches of grass and Interstate 25, which bisects the mated the haul at more than $16 thieves got away with jewelry, room. There, they used an Demonstrators from both sides wake up those who favor women’s licopters and air tankers designed to discourage abortion picketed at Ragsdale’s Northern right to have an abortion. stands of timber. state. million, which would make the gold and foreign currency. The electric hacksaw to cut away providers by forcing them to struggled with heavy brush on the theft the largest ever from a most of the spike. “There’s a limit to what hu­ steep, roadless hillsides. They In Mesa Verde National Park, Daily Express said they took build “the equivalent of a small house in Britain. cash, gems, paintings and A fire hose was placed hospital,” an expensive mans can do to fight a fire when expected to have the blaze archaeologists were helping fire­ Scotland Yard, the London it’s in those canyons,” said state controlled by tonight, said Lonnie fighters protect ancient Indian antiques. across the boy’s chest to proposition. police headquarters, said only it The Daily Express added that protect him from the saw The rules, in effect, make Sen. Sandy Scofield, who lives Smith, a forestry spokesman in cliff dwellings from a fire that was investigating an “alleged RAMADA nearby. “Those pine trees are King City. had grown to 2,350 acres. The 12th the gang “left behind another 40 blade. abortions harder to obtain, Rags­ burglary” at a house in Winning- million pounds (nearly $65 mil­ dale contends. like kerosene-drenched torches.” The fire was set with an century structures are among the ton Road in the north London “We were within half an Four patients were evacuated incendiary device. Smith said oldest in the United States, built lion) in cash and gems because inch” of his chest, said Cozeo­ A federal judge agreed, and put Puts Washington, D.C. from a hospital and 25 from a Sunday. district of East Finchley on they could not carry it.” the rules on hold. The 7th U.S. by an unknown people who later Thursday. lino. “But you didn’t have a nursing home in Crawford, a “There was no fog this morn­ disappeared. Touch Both newspapers said no one choice. You were just thinking Circuit Court of Appeals also The details in the press reports was staying at the house at the about being careful.” agreed, but the state appealed, on Sale this Summer. conflicted in almost every re­ time. saying the rules are needed to spect, even to which of the Water was poured over the Summer just got better at Brunei, on the northwest coast protect women’s health. OCEAN Sultan’s several houses in London of the island of Borneo, is rich in spike so it didn’t get hot from Ramada. From June 16 ertv Priest defies church again, the sawing and burn the The case is one of three through September 17, This was involved. oil and natural gas and the abortion-related lawsuits the youngster. But they agreed in saying the revenues go to the sultan, Sir high court will consider in its fall 1989, seven nights a week, gang must have had intimate Muda Hassanal Bolkiah Mu’izud- “He was petrified, but he session, which is expected to set a these Washington, D.C. but speaks of reconcilation knowledge of the complex secur­ din Waddaulah, 42, who is also was pretty brave,” Cozeolino judicial course that could alter or Area Ramadas offer special ity systems and alarms in the said. prime minister and defense • revoke the right to have an room rates. With rates like WASHINGTON (AP) - A going to have to confront this pagan Catholics you only see on Summer house. minister. “He knew he really didn’t abortion. this, in locations like these suspended black priest who de­ issue in some way and now is as Christmas,” Stallings said. Winnington Road is a long The sultan’s country of less have a choice.” The other cases — from Minne­ fied church authorities for the good a time as any,” said Stallings said mass and served avenue on which many wealthy than 250,000 people is a member sota and Ohio — concern only see Washington this sum­ second week by conducting his Christine Kearney, a former communion to more than 2,000 people live, leading from Hamp­ of the 48-nation Commonwealth of mer! Call ahead and ask for own brand of services incorporat­ worshipper at the Catholic parish parishioners in the Suitland High stead Heath and near to Highgate Britain and its former colonies. “D.C. on Sale." ing African religious rites says he led until recently by Stallings. School auditorium in suburban Golf Course. His personal fortune is estimated will try to reconcile with the She said she plans to join his new Washington, summer home of the “The owner of the property has at more than $23 billion. DR. 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" I feel the Catholic Church is Catholics, plenty of what I call for excommunication. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 - 9 OPINION High court’s term showed a dramatic swing to right By Richard Carelll ■ States may not tax non-religious publications while exempting religious ones. ■ States may not deny unemployment benefits to lUTOVaHT^ Waste is WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court, a legacy of people who refuse to work on their sabbath even if Coventry Ronald Reagan’s presidency, veered dramatically the refusal is not based on a religious sect’s ...KEOJmOOTWE to the right in its 1988-89 term as decisions on doctrine. NEWS,MORE abortion, civil rights and the death penalty factor in highlighted an invigorated political conservatism. The coalescence of a dependable conservative Death penalty must live ■ The death penalty can be a constitutional majority led and nurtured by Chief Justice William I; ‘H - UNDERESTWEP... H. Rehnquist whs so pronounced that legal scholars punishment for convicted murderers who were as big deficit , n maanaocEEQ" predict it will influence the course of American young as 16 when they committed their crime. The IPECm'TKNim society for decades. 33: court said no national consensus exists against the with budget WJUN&ESim By Jack Anderson “This is the year the Rehnquist court came of execution of juvenile killers and thus the punish­ ment IS not “cruel and unusual.” and Dale Van Atta age,” said A.E. Dick Howard, a University of Virginia law professor. “We have now seen the ■ Capital punishment may be imposed for WENtCOUKt', \K,:\ tSV mentally retarded killers. It took three trys but Coventry finally has a WASHINGTON - Approximately emergence of a bloc of justices on the court who in at least most of the court’s agenda can be predictably ■ States are under no constitutional obligation to budget. NBMS one-fourth of the taxes that every conservative.” provide free lawyers for death row inmates who lose The final decision on the controversial American pays to the federal govern­ their initial round of appeals. ment is wasted. Yet Congress is In his first full term. Justice Anthony M. Kennedy IK budget was made by only 140 Coventry voters, tipped the balance of power — leading some to ■ Judges and juries who must choose death or life scheming to bail out the government, in prison for convicted murderers are allowed to or 2.6 percent of the total electorate of 5,300. not by eliminating the waste, but by compare his role to that of Arthur Goldberg on the The budget provides for no increase in taxes, liberal-dominated court of the 1960s. consider the victim’s traits. . increasing taxes. but many of Coventry’s elected officials are MCREOUTlCeE EUT TO,THEU This is the latest finding of Citizens Kennedy, the last of three high court appoint­ convinced it will bring too much sacrifice in ETOIKTEKIUTNE Against Government Waste. The ments made by former President Reagan, replaced Prisons commission found so much fat and Lewis F. Powell, a generally conservative justice ■ The court gave prison officials greater services and retard the growth of the town. who most often joined the court’s liberal wing on Time will tell if they are right. WDIWSr--- poor administration in government authority to censor incoming mail. spending that if it were excised, the abortion and civil rights. ■ Prison officials are not required to explain why Meanwhile, the majority of Coventry budget could be balanced without Powell served as a fulcrum, often the pivotal vote they bar an inmate from having visitors. citizens are bound by the decision of a small cutting legitimate benefits or raising on the most divisive issues before the court. That role has been inherited by Justice Sandra Day number of residents \yho waged a concerted taxes. Drug testing What needs to be done, the commis­ O’Connor, a Reagan appointee more conservative •wti"-' t-. fight against any budget increase. than Powell. Mil f t m . i - : '0 . 1 ■ The court condoned mandatory drug tests for Two previous budgets of $14.5 million and sion declared, is to crack down on wasteful management, unintended The court’s conservatives also include Reagan THE railroad employees involved in accidents and for $14.4 million, respectively, were rejected and benefits to people who don’t deserve appointee Antonin Scalia and Byron R. White, who U.S. Customs Service employees seeking drug- the final figure of $14.1 million set at a them, freebies to the unneedy and was appointed by John F. Kennedy in 1962. enforcement jobs. meeting during which there were two ssMocm. other preferential treatment that the Most often left in dissent in the term’s major cases 1 i public knows little about. All of this were liberals William J. Brennan, Thurgood REAL' Families and children attempts to reduce the budget further. Marshall, Harry A. Blackmun and John Paul Y Republican and Demcratic members of the adds up to an estimated $140 billion a C5AT HAHCII ■ Public officials may not be sued in federal court year, which could spell the difference Stevens. I when their alleged gross negligence permits a child Town Council are united in the conviction that between gaining control of the federal Of 132 signed decisions, 32 were reached by 5-4 to be abused by a parent. The justices said a state the budget cuts will harm the community. debt or falling into its remorseless votes. Rehnquist was in the majority in 81 percent of VirTm The Asioclated Prees does not have a constitutional duty to protect people, But the burden of operating the government The last honorable gentleman grip. those: Brennan in 22 percent. The two were on including abused children, who are not in the state’s The debt has swollen to such opposite sides in 30 of the 32. LAW OF THE LAND — Pro-life and outside the Supreme Court last week. custody. within the constraints of the approved budget The court, in 5-4 votes, gave states greater power falls on them, and they cannot devote the rest massive dimensions that the personal pro-choice demonstrators hold signs ■ States may deny any man who says he fathered By Tom Tiede taxes of all taxpayers west of the to regulate abortions, allowed capital punishment a woman’s child while she was married to someone of their terms to complaining about the cuts. Mississippi barely covered last year’s for mentally retarded murderers and killers who violation was part of an official government policy. else the chance to file a "reverse paternity” lawsuit He has not missed a vote on the floor of the committed their crimes when as young as 16, and Abortion They will have to unite in the effort to make it BOWLING GREEN. Ky. - William interest payments. We are close to the ■ Another key civil rights law, enacted in 1866, to prove fatherhood. But the court said such men work as well as possible, while at the same House since he was initially seated. The total of point that we pay so much in interest dismayed civil rights activists in a series of rulings. cannot be used to fight on-the-job racial or sexual ■ The -court upheld a Missouri ban on public must be given a fairchancetoseek visitation rights. H.Natcher has been a member of the The court strayed from its conservative course in employees performing or assisting in abortions and time making it clear to the citizens what U.S. Congress since the days of school 16,000 or so votes is the most ever recorded on the past that we don’t have enough harassment. income left to pay for the present. several free-speech decisions, most notably ruling ■ The court made it more difficult for employers on abortions in public hospitals. Also upheld was a effects the constraints have. segregation, since there were48states consecutively in Congress. that burning the American flag is a constitutionally requirement that doctors test for fetal viability if Business in the Union and no satellites in space, This will force us to borrow more to defend themselves against bias charges by The residents of Coventry will also have to and more money just to pay the protected form of political protest. contending their adverse actions were based on asked to abort a pregnancy at least 20 weeks old. ■ Enormous punitive-damages awards in per­ and yet in all of this time he has never Here are summaries of the major Supreme Court The state bans most abortions of viable fetuses, sonal injury and other lawsuits do violate the accept the limitations of the budget. become widely known outside his finance charges. Where once we “mixed motives” — some legal and some illegal. If, in retrospect, they decide they do not like borrowed by choice, we will soon be rulings of the 1988-89 term: those able to survive outside the womb. Although Constitution’s ban on excessive fines. The ruling, bucolic district here in rural lives by promising fidelity. by a low-key woman and named Anne stopping short of reversing its 1973 decision however, left open the possibility that such awards the results, they will have to make up their Kentucky. That fidelity came under someearly Francis. She says Natcher has 55,000 borrowing because we have to. Civil rights Criminal law The U.S. government is close to that legalizing abortion, the court moved away from a may violate constitutionally protected due-process minds to get involved in the next One reason is that Natcher is not at scrutiny. Natcher voted his con­ constituents in the district, and most of ■ The court made it more difficult for minorities ■ The government may seize criminal suspects’ series of abortion rulings in which similar state rights. all interested in grand notoriety. He is science from the beginning, which them are pulling for thatsecond 16,000. point. Almost two-thirds of last year’s and women to prove on-the-job bias by using budget-making process and be sure the deficit can be attributed to the interest assets even if such confiscations leave the suspects regulations were invalidated. ■ States have sweeping powers to protect decision reflects the desire of the majority. an unpretentious fellow who refuses to means he did not necessarily hold to She says the locals are not given to statistics showing that women and minorities are^ unable to hire the lawyers of their choice. consumers by barring utilities from charging blow his own trumpet. He has never so the party line. He was also rumored to lionizing politicians, not even this one, owed on previous debt. George Bush under-represented in an employer’s higher-paying has to borrow just to pay the finance ■ The court made it significantly easier for police Free speech customers for the costs of abandoned nuclear power much as hired a press secretary over have racist tendencies at one point, but adds, "I think they pretty much jobs. to stop, question and search airline passengers plants. the years. Therefore, he has not because he grumbled about welfare like him here.” charges on the past borrowings of ■ The court gave white men more power to ■ Burning the American flag is a constitutionally Ronald Reagan, who ran up more debt suspected of drug trafficking. The justices upheld ■ The court broadly interpreted a key federal generated the media attention that expenses and crime statistics in the She notes there are some who will challenge as unlawful “reverse discrimination” the arrest and conviction of a man stopped because protected expression, although not absolutely free anti-racketeering law, making it easier to use in normally characterizes the nation’s (mostly black) District of Columbia. than that of all of his predecessors court-approved affirmative action programs help­ from criminal liability. argue with that conclusion. One of the combined. he matched the “profile” characteristics of a drug civil lawsuits against businesses accused of fraud. Salmon runs political celebrities. Yet he adhered to his duty as he saw Natcher standards is to tell the truth, ing women and minorities. courier. ■ Government restrictions on commercial This has already foreclosed on speech and on the time, place and manner of The court also said the law may be invoked if a Nonetheless, Natcher has become it. And the original complaints have and the truth is that he has critics. ■ States and state officials are not among the ■ The court upheld sentencing rules that reduce single illegal scheme is advanced by more than one something of a quiet inspiration in the long since turned into congratulations. Francis says opponents think the significant portions of the American “persons” who can be sued under a much-used 1871 expressive activities such as controlling the noise dream. For example, the average the discretion individual judges have in meting out criminal act. business. And he is presently getting Both Democrats and Republicans say congressman is more liberal than he law authorizing monetary damages for those whose the punishment for various federal crimes. level at rock concerts do not have to meet the “least encouraging family today must lay out half of its restrictive means” test applied when content-based some dues along this line. He is said to the straight-laced Natcher is scrupu­ should be, and that, with all of his rights are violated. ■ Police may stray from the precise wording of Richard Carelli writes for The Associated Press. be incorruptible as well as humble, lously conscientious, and, in terms of years, he should have far more income every month to finance the ■ Local governments may not be sued under the the famous Miranda warnings given to criminal restrictions are aimed at non-commercial speech. legislative standards, the Last Honor­ purchase of a home — more than ■ Congress cannot put the “dial-a-porn” industry It’s been a frustrating decade for the and amid the worries about legislative influence in the capital. double the percentage of 20 years ago. same 1871 law when their employees violate suspects, even if the result arguably . confuses ethics in Washington, the 79-year-old able Gentleman has become a quiet The opponents do not prevail, someone’s rights unless it can be proved the suspects about their right to free legal help. out of business. Obscene telephone dial-up mes­ biologists who for 22 years have been trying to Democrat is being recognized for his congressional legend. however. And particularly not on Most of our median-income families sages may be outlawed, but merely indecent restore the Connecticut River to its past glory personal veracity. He runs the least expensive office in election day. Natcher does not use a simply cannot afford to pay out half of messages are constitutionally protected. either house, for example. He does not campaign staff, he does not accept their income for housing alone. ■ States may not bar political parties from as a primary spawning spot for Atlantic There have even been a few recent An unbuilt home also means an salmon. headlines in this respect. The idea is have administrative assistants, or contributions, and last time around he endorsing primary election candidates. that decency and dedication to the legislative aides. He has five people on only spend $8,400 (his own money) to unemployed carpenter. And in the Who gets the media money? ■ Limited states’ power to punish the reporting of The fish, which are born in fresh water, public weal have become news. the public payroll in Washington, only win six of every 10 votes cast; indeed same way that deficits stop home lawfully obtained truthful information, even when it grow and mature downstream in salt water Editorialists say Natcher is one of a three in his home district; and he does he’s won so often he is today the fourth construction, they stop the building of Brent Bozell III and Brent Baker, ing $608,500 (93.5 percent of is interferes with someone’s privacy. and return to their birthplace as adults to not allow any of them to waste their senior lawmaker in Congress. new plants and the modernization of By William Rusher and to them and their colleagues ■ States may use anti-racketeering laws to kind these days, a legislator who stays existing ones. This, in turn, blocks the total gifts) to liberal organiza­ spawn. They annually made it a ritual to on a fastidious course, and he may thus time or the taxpayers’ money in purely Francis says he wins because he belongs the entire credit for the tions between 1982 and 1986. The prosecute the owners of adult bookstores charged partisan pursuits. creation of jobs and careers. There is no better way to judge superb job the MRC is doing in with selling obscene materials, but may not close return to the 410-mile length of the biggest be the last of the real “honorable works hard, sticks to business, and Higher taxes should be a last resort, American Enterprise Institute gentlemen” in Congress. Despite the staff frugality, however, takes the attitude that, in the end, an organization’s political prefer­ general, as well as for the again served as the conservative down those bookstores before trials are conducted. river in New England. Observers of this Natcher gets the job. done. And then not a first resort. Isn’t it wrong to ences than to note the causes to particular study in question. It should be added that Natcher Americans simply appreciate ho­ demand higher taxes from people fig leaf, getting $32,500, or 6.5 phenomenon described vast numbers of himself is the first to reject this title. some. He has not missed a vote on the nesty. Even critical Americans. The which it contributes money. Our The May issue of MRC’s percent of the total. Religion whose current contribution is miss­ leading newspapers and com­ 1999 by NEA. Inc salmon leaping through the air over rapids on He characteristically insists that most floor of the House since he was initially man who ran against Natcher in the pent by one-fourth? monthly newsletter, Media- Foundations controlled by cor­ ■ Religious symbols such as a Christmas nativity the way to spawning grounds. of his colleagues are fine and seated. He has cast more than 11,800 last election says without hesitation mercial TV networks are much Watch, contains a report on the ‘‘Your primary job will be to field our Junk Footnote: Jack Anderson is co- too careful of their reputation for porations that own the big TV scene may not be governmentally sponsored or Then, with the development of water power, upstanding people. Yet he has now roll-all votes, and answered more than that "he is a manof thehighestquality, investigation. As you have proba­ networks behaved the same way. displayed at government buildings if it conveys an mail, junk telephone calls and junk fax chairman with J. Peter Grace of objectivity (such as it is) to make bly already guessed, it turns out dams on the river ended the salmon runs been in office for 35 years, and it’s safe 4,175 quorum calls. The total of 16,000 and a credit to Kentucky.” Citizens Against Government Waste. The Capital Cities Foundation, enitrely religious message. messages." to say that few if any of his peers have or so votes is the most ever recorded Staff member Francis says there these contributions directly, of th^t the charitable foundations of upsteam, wiping out the Connecticut River which is run by the corporation been so straightforward and so consecutively in Congress. have been quite a few comments like course. But most of them are the corporate owners of our that owns ABC-TV, gave noless strain of the fish. Now, of course, the mills principled for so long. It may be, of course, that the voting this as of late. And true as they may be, owned by corporations that have major media are up to their than 97.8 percent of its 1986 along the river — and the salmon — are long Those 35 years go back to a time record has become as much a burden so doesn’t quite understand the sudden Swivel-chair soldiers created charitable foundations earlobes in contributions to lib­ contributions (or $43,500) to such (1954) when Dwight Eisenhower was as a banner. At times, Natcher has had adulation. She says the Last Honora­ The American people want the which in turn give money to eral political groups. gone. groups whose efforts they liberal causes as the United DON’T MONKEY Since 1967, biologists have been trying to president, and Jim Wright, the former to drag himself from sick beds to keep ble Gentleman is just a man who is federal government to stop studying For example, the New York Nations Association and the NOW speaker of the House, was mayor of it going. Yet he believes he was elected doing the best job that he can in the drug problem and start doing approve. Times Company Foundation, ac­ seed the Connecticut River with Atlantic Legal Defense and Education Wethersford, Texas. Nather was a to stand on the issues, and, tough as it Washington, and, “really there’s not something about it. The police who With this in mind the Media cording to its annual reports from Fund. To cover its rear, it tossed AROUND... salmon to recreate the massive runs that attorney in Bowling Green, but far is, his staff in Bowling Green says he much of a story in that.” battle the drug gangs in the streets Research Center, one of the 1982 to 1986, made contributions $1,000 (a lousy 2.2 percent of the clogged the river with fish in colonial times. from the birthplace of Abe Lincoln; has started to work on his second 16,000 emphatically agree; they need more brightest and most aggressive of totaling $436,000 (96.5 percent of total) to the conservative Man­ Using fish and eggs from other rivers, as well and he won the first of 18 successive votes. Tom Tiede is a syndicated colum­ manpower and firepower, not more the organizations that monitor all its grants) to organizations on hattan Institute. Try Our Pay-By-Mail elections to the House of Representa- The Bowling Green staff is directed nist. studies. the leftward tilt of the major the liberal end of the political as hatchery salmon, these scientists have had media, hit on the shrewd idea of spectrum, ranging from the Fem­ In this league, the General In a survey of the nation’s police Electric Fund (the foundation of some successes with special fish passages at chiefs, 87.3 percent complained that investigating these contributions. inist Press, Inc. and National Program... dams along the river. Do the foundations created by the Public Radio to the Sierra Club NBC’s parent company) comes their departments are undermanned. off as practically reactionary for The first fish returned in 1974; in 1978, 90 Yet 78.8 percent have received no corporations that own our leading and the far-left Nation Institute. It makes paying your subscription easier on Blueprint for a new democracy newspapers and TV netweorks Just $16,000 (3.5 percent of the contributing 27.6 percent you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 fish were capitured and released in the federal assistance. ($122,500) of its 1986 gifts to Of the $21 billion in federal funds distribute their largesse more or total) went to organizations ar­ weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 passageways. Then, in 1981, 529 fish came less evenly between liberal and conservative groups. “Only” 72.4 city, the five counties and the 156 other that has been spent since 1981 on the guably conservative. months. 6 months or a full year, drop it in the back by the biologists’ count; however, that By Robert Walters on a Human Scale,” which argues that conservative organizations? Or Similarly, the Philip L. Gra­ percent ($321,000) was sluiced to the state government, its 14 counties mucinipalities in the region. war against drugs, less than 3 percent the usual liberal beneficiaries. mail Then, you can forget about having ready run involved hatchery fish, considered to fare reached the local police who are the do they lean markedly in one ham Fund, the foundation of the cash to pay your carrier answering the door' and its 254 towns no longer adequately Bryan and McClaughry argue that, direction or the other? So anybody who expects the poorly in the wild over time. Since 1981, the ESSEX JUNCTION. Vt. - Wel­ serve Vermont’s people. front lines. The General Accounting family that owns The Washington when it's inconvenient, or being at home to run has declined dramatically. Last year, come to Essexshire, one of 40 shires in by carefully building upon the concept Office reports that 97 percent of this Let me declare at once my own Post and Newsweek, gave corporate owners of the major Vermont’s newly reorganized gover- Although the Bryan-McClaughry of community and neighborhood, it is money never got out of the hands of interest, modest though it is. $170,000 to liberal groups in the media to exercise a moderating pay your bill. WE WILL NOTIFY only 95 fish were counted. approach may be too radical for possible to create a form of govern­ Shortly after the MRC got under influence on the liberal journal­ YOUR CARRIER nemnt designed to “save its demo­ the federal bureaucrats. years 1984-1987 and just $10,000 Simply complete the coupon below and send That’s why the news this year is good: So cracy.” Each shire is governed by a some, the current system of local ment more manageable, more re­ These intrepid bureaucrats fight way a few years ago, I expressed (5.6 percent of the total) to the ists who run their papers and THAT YOU ARE A far, 94 full-grown salmon were counted as shire-moot, whose members are governance throughout the country sponsive and more self-sufficient than the drug criminal from the safety of my admiration of its work so mildly conservative American design their TV shows had better It to us... or if you would like more information PAY-BY-MAIL returning to the Connecticut River, most of known as reeves. has more than its share of incongui- anything that exists today. their swivel chairs, using word enthusastically that its officers Enterprise Institute. not hold his breath. These owners on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ CUSTOMER. them fish transplanted from other rivers. Those names date back centuries, ties and inadequacies. “In our time in Vermont, the idea of processors instead of assault rifles. asked me to serve on its board of As for the Times Mirror Foun­ aren’t part of the solution — tion Department. 647-9946 After initial pay­ directors. I have done so, to the they’re part of the problem. ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed Scientists expect another dozen or so will be to the first political units in Great Counties are called counties in most community has reeled under the They operate in a world of commit­ dation, operated by the Times Britain. Each shire consists of a group tune of about one board meeting a Mirror Co. (owner of the Los ■ counted. states, but they are boroughs in hammer blows of centralization, tees, contractors and consultants. of communities with common eco­ Alaska and parishes in Louisiana. The mobility, massification and social Their favorite weapon is the study. year. But the young men who Angeles Times, Newsday and the William Rusher is a syndicated J "It sort of underscores the fact that the nomic, cultural, social an other politicians in charge of them are disintegration,” they write. “But For example. Sen. 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A national survey, conducted Senior Citizens; salmon, will become a game fish in None of this actually exists yet — government — but it also has Three-fourths of the shires would by Market Opinion Research, found BRAKE If you haven’t quit □ 3 months‘21 56 □ 6 months‘43 12 □ 1 year *86 24 Connecticut waters soon, we’re pleased to see and it is not likely to any time soon. produced ever-larger bureaucracies that: 9 Rather it is the vision of two longtime unresponsive to their people. have a population of 5,000 to 15,000, Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount, that efforts at restoring one of the lost with 10,000 living in the typical shire. ■ Among eligible voters, 83 percent sm oking Vermont residents of how true demo­ Limited city-county unification in believe the drug problem is “out of INSPECTION wonders of nature to our state seem to be cracy can be restored through “the Shelby County-Memphis, Tenn.; They would replace neither local REMOVE WHEELS, INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months paying off. government at the town level nor state control.” LININGS, DRUMS, ROTORS, VISUALLY INSPECT most complete restructuring of an Dade County-Miami, Fla., and else­ ■ 82 percent think the U.S. legal CALIPERS, CYLINDERS, HYDRAULIC LINES You will!! — Greenwich Time American state in 200 years.” where often perpetuates petty feuds government in Montpelier — but a MASTER CYLINDER, ROAD TEST, Name between competing bureaucracies. power and responsibility at all three system “has not been tough enough.” - CLEANING, ADJUSTMENT, OR REPAIRS EXTRA - The concept is being advanced by But maintaining the traditional div­ levels would be dramatically ■ 75 percent believe illegal drug use WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP American Cancer Society Address Apt Frank Bryan, an associate professor ision between counties and independ­ changed. is “unacceptable” and should result of political science at the Uni versity of The concept is quite revolutionary, in “criminal prosecution.” (Toyota & GM City _ _ .Zip. 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iflaiirlifslrr Hrrali'i ■ t • • . ‘ Recycling ' . . . - /• V .. ■-L' A... 'Ll Parents Section 2, Page 11 program From page 1 SPORTS Monday, July 10, 1989 J Abuse is defined as any kind of too. I make connections to things I expanded physical or emotional harm to a did that I wish I hadn’t.” child that is not caused by The members of the Bolton The Town of Manchester Sani­ accident. group are reaching the point tation Division, in conjunction The meetings, which are held where they feel comfortable with with Sanitary Refuse Inc., was to Legion sees each Thursday night at St. one another. They know they can begin dropping off recycling George’s Episcopal Church, are pick up the phone and call each containers today at the homes of very emotional. Treat said. other when they feel they are in residents who will be part of the “It’s an opportunity for people crisis or may be approaching one. next curbside collection areas. to really truly express them­ “The more they share, the Inside of each container, resi­ selves,” she said. more they feel confident,” Treat Zone clash dents will find a letter that states While people have the potential ' V said. “It gives a lot of parents a lot u the importance of recycling, an to abuse their children. Treat said of strength to get through the instructional pamphlet on what all people have what it takes to be days and weeks.” explode should be placed in the container, a good parent. It takes time to develop that and a brief letter that explains “The same old tools are in sense of trust and sharing in a what the regular refuse- there, they just have to learn how group such as Parents taken away collection vehicle will pick up. to use those tools,” Treat said. Anonymous. By Dave O’Hara Recycling containers should be “They do have the answers.” “I’m really pleased with the The Associated Press set out with the residents house­ Members share their feelings way they’ve progressed,” Treat By Len Auster wling stab of a shot off the bat of hold garbage. Recyclable collec­ and frustrations about parenting, said. “I think they are remarka­ BOSTON — The power outage Manchester Herald Marc Mangiafico in the fifth, tion will be the same day as the and also share their ideas on how ble people.” ended dramatically in sun-kissed flipping to second baseman Mar­ waste collection. to deal with certain situations. Her husband, Jonathan, who Fenway Park. A dark cloud was EAST HARTFORD - There cus Mateya for a force play. That Sanitary Refuse Co. Inc. will Some of the members also runs a tree nursery in Bolton, also lifted. are games that you win and derailed any hopes of a big East begin collecting recyclables on The Associated Press attend other support groups such took the 20-hour course to become For the first time in 20 home others you lose. Hartford inning, keeping Man­ July 18. as Overeaters Anonymous, De­ games since May 27, the Boston The one played early Sunday chester in front at 6-3 as a run did WHAT ABOUT CLOSETS? — Real a Parents Anonymous sponsor. To date, the initial pilot pro­ company lists with a pricetag of $19 pression Anonymous, and Adult Treat said her husband would Red Sox hit more than one homer afternoon felt like it was stolen. score on the play. gram has been a success. More estate agent Judith Hitchcock of the million. The apartment boasts a 360- Children of Alcoholics. be a great role model because the Sunday in a 10-5 victory over the “It feels like somebody broke But it was a Stanford bobble on than 70 perent of the residents in Corcoran Group stands on the upper degree view of New York’s Park Avenue. The group concentrates on majority of the group’s partici­ New York Yankees. into the house and stole every­ a grounder by Alan Mason in the the area have participated in the balcony of an 18-room apartment the Closet space is no problem. issues such as anger, discipline, pants are women. “The home runs sure make it thing we own,” Manchester Post 77 sixth, and a second program. The program will help control, and self esteem. Treat is a student at Manches­ easier to win,” Boston slugger American Legion coach Dave miscue by Mateya on a possible Manchester conserve the sani­ A typical meeting might begin ter Community College and plans Nick Esasky said. “Any time you Morency said after seeing his double play ball one batter later, tary landfill space by removing with Treat delivering books par­ to eventually get her master’s can score two or three runs with Post 102 club kick away a 7-6 that opened the door one last fatal items which may be recycled out ticipants requested at the last degree in education. Hergoalisto one swing of the bat it makes it verdict to host East Hartford in a time. Lou Gonzalez singled to of the waste stream, according to $19-mllHon apartment offers meeting. She might offer some develop a parenting curriculum. easier.” Zone Eight clash at McKenna make it 6-5, and Dumais deli­ the Sanitation Division. information from the main chap­ Esasky hit a two-run homer, a Field. vered his game-winner two bat­ Y She is also busy raising two The Sanitation Division is also ter of Parents Anonymous, or small boys of her own, one 2‘/i and team-leading 13th, Dwight Evans “I’m going home and going to ters later. increasing the types of recycla­ perhaps talk about newspaper another 6>^. She also has two contributed a solo shot, his 11th, check my homeowners’ policy,” There were some heartfelt bles that will be collected. The a good view but no parking articles about parenting. children aged 19 and 18. and little Luis Rivera added a Morency added. moments in the Manchester original pilot program included She then turns the meeting over Anyone interested in joining two-run blast, his second. The loss leaves Manchester and seventh as Laurinitis’ potential “We’re getting things to­ game-ending fielder’s choice was clear glass, bottles and jars, By Kllev Armstrong Besides the views and the real estate requisite to the group. She is there only to Parents Anonymous can call East Hartford in a virtual tie for magazines, telephone books, and The Associated Press point out facts and further ideas 523-5255. People interested in gether,” said Esasky, who has second place in the Zone, each dropped by Post 77 second — "location, location, location” — the buyer will seven of the Red Sox’ 21 homers in baseman Rick Repeta. That left cardboard without tape or string. get: 10,000 square feet of living space, including and to intervene when the becoming a sponsor can call the two games behind pace-setting Cardboard may include corru­ NEW YORK — Closet space is no problem in members support the abuse. same number. A training class is 42 home games this year. “First Zone leader South Windsor in the runners at first and second before six bedroom suites; 7,000 square feet of terraces, our pitching came around, now a Keith DiYeso medium deep fly gated tissue boxes, and cereal this roomy apartment off Park Avenue. But the some as wide as a sidewalk: a private, internal “I very much enjoy it,” Treat currently in session, but another all-important loss column. South boxes. No wax paper or waxed said. “I think I get as much out of class will be offered in are bats are coming around.” Windsor is 10-2 after its 6-3 win ball to center was squeezed by price might pose a problem for some: $19 million. elevator; seven marble baths, with whirlpools Lou Gonzalez for the final out. cardboard will be accepted. The 18-room ‘‘skyrise mansion” features a and gold fixtures; wine cellar; servants' it as they do. I learn from them September. The Boston power, which also Sunday over Ellington. East The town has a tank for used 360-degree vista from the 54th through 57th floors included a pair of doubles by Hartford is 9-4 and Manchester “I don’t want to say we were quarters; and a 6-by-15-foot, rooftop pool. Rivera, enabled the team to take lucky,” Bidwell said. “ Both motor oil which is located at the of The Galleria building at 57th Street and Park The most elegant rooms — two bedroom suites 8-4 in the Zone. entrance of the landfill. Avenue. the rubber of a three-game series “This was a must for us,” said teams swung the bat. and our kids — are off the pool. Both are surrounded by 15-foot and reach the All-Star break with hit his (losing pitcher George The following are the additional The asking price breaks down to $1.05 million windows — showing views in three directions — Post 77 coach Jim Bidwell. “We streets which will participate in per room. Besides the mortgage, the monthly a 41-42 record. couldn’t lose too many more Covey) mistakes.” the Curbside Recycling that curve into the ceiling to become skylights; One year ago the Red Sox were games (to stay in contention in Mangiafico was the winning fees for maintenance and taxes comes to $13,000. press a button next to the bed and the drapes roll From page 1 Program: Parking is extra. But, hey — the Lexington up. 43-42, tied for fourth, nine games the Zone) so it was a big game for pitcher. He was touched for five Avenue subway stop is only three blocks away. behind the AL East. Now they’re us. This makes it easier for South hits, including a solo shot off the Monday: In one of them, a king-size, canopied bed third, six games behind Balti­ Windsor for now. but we’ll be bat of Don Sauer over the 361-foot Ash, Avon. ‘‘Anybody who buys this is going to have a big overlooks the Plaza hotel and points west. Next to In addition, Shamir ruled out a hinted at ending PLO-U.S. discus­ more and one game behind New around.” sign in left centerfield in the fifth. Bldwell, Broeslde Crescent, Brendan, pocketbook — and a big ego,” said Judith the bed is a sunken, marble bathtub that key Palestinian demand that sions, saying they had accomp­ Briarwood, Bridge, Bruce. Hitchcock of the Corcoran Group, the listing York. East Hartford hosts South Covey went the distance for Post Chalmers, Curry. overlooks all of Central Park. The other suite, 140,000 Arabs living in the an­ lished little since they began last “We have to go out and believe Windsor Wednesday night at 102. He was hit hard in the fourth Olane. agent. ‘It’s certainly more money than I’ll ever looking west, includes a lO-by-15-foot bath, with nexed east Jerusalem be allowed year. Erie. see in my life — unless I win the lottery." in ourselves,” said veteran re­ McKenna, a game where Moren- and sixth, giving up all seven Farm, Frances. marble tub, etched glass ceiling fixture and to participate in the balloting. Shamir maintains the princi­ liever Bob Stanley, bypassed by cy’s support will be with East East Hartford hits in those Garden Grove. The condo has been on the market since steam room. Likud also reiterated its opposi­ ples voted by Likud on Wednes­ Hackmatack, Heather, Hercules, February. So far, the lookers have been the official scorer as the winning Hartford. “Hopefully that’ll innings. Hlllcrest, Horace, Huckleberry. Downstairs, the library features a vaulted, tion to the creation of a Palesti­ day do not affect the peace plan, pitcher. “It’s just a matter of bring South Windsor back to the Manchester has a busy week, Judith. Japanese or European, but no Americans. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald 20-foot ceiling with skylights. The living room nian state, a goal of the Palestine but Secretary of State James A. playing hard and being pack a little bit,” he explained. an important week according to Keeney. "It most likely will be sold to a Japanese also has a 20-foot ceiling, a fireplace — of course Liberation Organization. Baker III has criticized the Lakewood Circle North, Lakewood buyer: they like the midtown location and consistent.” THE WINNER — Paul Azinger reacts in the GHO Sunday. Azinger finished at Manchester could have made Morency, ahead with five Zone Circle South, Ledgecrest, Leland, Lln- — and a mezzanine. The kitchen is white and PLO leader Yasser Arafat said party’s action as “not helpful” to The Red Sox held off the life easier for itself, except its games, including a Tuesday wood. Lamplighter, Litchfield. enormous space. It’s priced right,” said Ms. plain; but who will see it, besides the maid and the new conditions make the the peace process. with his joy after his chip shot from the 17-under-par 267 to take home the Markwood, Master's Wav, Maxwell, Hitchcock. Yankees repeatedly in taking two defense, one of its strong suits, game at Stafford that’s a replay McCann. butler whose apron, jacket and bow-tie were election plan unacceptable. Israel Television reported Sun­ out of three games, forcing New right fringe goes into the hole for a birdie $180,000 first place check. fell apart in a disastrous sixth of last Friday’s 2-2 tie. Niles, Norwood, Nutmeg. The place originally was built in 1976 for hanging on a hook there? “The Likud decision means a day that high-ranking U.S. offi­ In non-Zone action. Manchester Overland. General Motors heir Stew-art Mott, who report­ York to settle for a 43-43 record at on the 18th hole during final-round play inning. “Baseball is one-third Packard, Plano, Portlond, Primer, The wall tapestries and other furnishings are deadly blow to elections no cials were urging Labor not to the break for Tuesday’s All-Star offense, one-third defense and beat New London, 11-5, on Satur­ Prospect. edly walked out during construction because of negotiable; it’s unclear whether the nine fur matter what cosmetic fixes they leave the government. game in Anaheim. day and lost to Niantic, 6-5, on Rogers. cost overruns and delays. coats hanging in one closet are for sale. one-third pitching. And if any let Saddlehlll, Santina, Server, Shallow- try to put on it now,” The New A high-ranking State Depart­ “They’re tough, they just kept down at any time, you’ll be in for Sunday. Against New London, brook, South Main, Strawberrv, Sunset. The current owner, Venezuelan industrialist A leaky roof caused peeling paint in the dining York Times quoted him as saying ment delegation plans to visit coming back and coming back all deep trouble,” Morency said. Stanford was the winning pitcher. Valiev View, Village. Jose DiMase, bought it in 1979. But he and his room, a couple of carpets are worn, and the staid Sunday in Tunisia. Israel in 10 days to discuss the Azinger clears a hurdle Worren, Waddell Drive. weekend,” Evans said. “But Two players. East Hartford’s Rob Penders was 2-for-4 with family use it only 10 or 11 days a year, because floral patterns may not be for everyone. But what Arafat said the United States future of the government’s prop­ there’s only so many times you Paul Dumais and Manchester’s three RBIs, Laurinitis had two Tuesday: they also have a home in Caracas, a castle in the heck — the place can be redecorated for $2 shared much of the blame for osal for elections in the occupied hits and two runs scored and Matt Academy, Adelaide, Arnott, Ash­ Nice, France, and a villa in Rome. can come back before you get Rob Stanford, wore the goat’s worth (Autumn to Grandview), million or so, says Ms. Hitchcock. Israel’s new conditions. And he lands. discouraged. That’s what you horns and hero’s wreath at Helin was l-for-1 with two runs Autumn. "It's really just a pied-a-terre fo)- them," said And besides — a sharp negotiator may get the scored. Against Niantic, Mateya Boulder, Butternut. Ms. Hitchcock. want to do, discourage the other with victory at the GHO different times in this one. Coburn, Cook, Cone, Cromwell. seller to knock off a couple of million. team.” Dumais fielded an infield chopper had three hits, Ryan Barry two Dale, Drescher. East Eldrldge, East Maple, Elwood. Pohl won’t seek seat The Red Sox held on for a 6-4 by Dom Laurinitis in the Man­ hits and two RBIs and Rob Ferguson. victory in the series opener. Then Bv Howard Ulman chester fourth with one out and Penders two hits for Manchester, Garth, Gerard, Grandview, Green The Associated Press 15-7 overall. Hill. New York rallied from 4-0 and 5-3 the bases loaded. He held the ball, Hickory, Hlghwood. deficits for a a 7-5 victory and held it some more as a second EAST HARTFORD (7) — L. Ganzalez Jean. on school board now Saturday. In the windup, Boston CROMWELL - Paul Azinger run came across to make it 5-2 at cf 4-1-1-1, Peiczar ss 2-1-1-0, Dumais 2b Kensington. Inmates riot in California doesn’t consider himself a 4-1-1-2, Mangiafico p 3-0-0-1, Bldwell If Lancaster, Louise, Ludlow. By Nancy Concelman deserve the Democratic Town took a 5-0 lead and the closest New the time. It went to 6-2 before the 3-1-1-1, J. Gonzalez c 3-0-1-1, Mason Meadow, Munro, Mountain. BANNING, Calif. (AP) - In­ camp while inmates were being York could come was 5-3. choker. His victory in the Greater inning was through. 3-M-1, Hapkiewicz 1b 2-0-1-0, Florl pr n Oak Grove, Oak (Autumn to billowing very high, police run­ Manchester Herald Committee’s nomination, Pohl 0-1-0-0, Robinson 1b O-O-O-O, Repeta mates rioted at a prison camp, led out, authorities said. ning around in riot gear,” Lewis “It was a good win,” Evans Hartford Open may have swayed But it was Dumais who came 3-1-0-0. Totols 27-7-7-6 Grandview). said. others to his view. Patriot, Pilgrim, Pitkin, Plymouth, injuring at least 14 people and “When we immediately got up said. “I sure hope I don’t lose my Democrat Michael Pohl said In 1984, Pohl was denied said. “We took two out of three through with the big hit. a two-run MANCHESTER (6) — Hobby If 2-2-0-0, Porter, Putnam. Azinger lost a four-stroke lead Stanford ss 1-2-1-1, Laurinitis rf 3-0-1-2, n leaving seven buildings in flames there they were throwing rocks at house. Sparks and embers are today he will not seek a seat on the from them and it feels good. The single in the bottom of the sixth on DIYeso 1b 4-0-1-1, Schackner 3b 3-0-0-0, Raymond, Richard, Ridgefield, Riv­ endorsement for a position on the on the back nine Sunday, then erside, Robert. early today, authorities said. us,” said paramedic Abdul flying everywhere.” Manchester Board of Education committee representing voting weather is getting warm and a 1-2 fastball, to put Post 77 up for Penders c 3-0-0-0, Sauer cf 3-1-1-1, Scarborough, Steep Hollow, Stephen. At least 100 law enforcement Ahmed. The cause of the riot was not this fall but said he will probably that’s when we get warm.” sank a 40-foot pitch shot for a good at 7-6. “Dumais isn’t a great Mateya 2b 3-1-1-0, Coyey p O-O-O-O, p Waranoke, Welcome, Wellington, district 10 and again forced an tie-breaking birdie on the final Algarin ph 1-0-0-0. Totals 23-6-5-5. Wellman, Westminister, Wvllys. officers converged on the Ban­ At least 12 inmates and two law immediately known. seek his party’s nomination for a unsuccessful primary. He was “We needed this one,” Boston curveball hitter. He was waiting Manchester 101 040 0—6-5-3 ning Road Camp Rehabilitation enforcement officers were hurt, “I think there was general seat on the board in the future. manager Joe Morgan said. “We hole and a one-shot victory over for a fastball and finally got (a East Hartford 000 214 x—-7-7-2 Wednesday: (Same as pilot program) elected to the committee in 1987. Wayne Levi. Covey and J. Penders, Mangiafico Center, a minimum- and medium but their injuries appeared mi­ inmate unrest but I don’t know Pohl, 26, said he will attend the Pohl graduated from Manches­ couldn’t let the Bronx Bombers hittable) one,” Bidwell said. and J. Gonzalez. Thursday: security Riverside County prison nor, said Banning firefighter specifically what set it off,” said University of Connecticut this fall ter Community College in May. slip out of here with a win, and we “I still wonder,” Azinger said Stanford made a superb spra­ WP- Mangiafico; LP- Covey Alpine, Anderson, Armory, after shooting a 6-under-par 65 Alexander. with 300 to 400 prisoners, authori­ Jaime Ibarra. Sheriff Cois Byrd. “There are and plans to devote much of his While at MCC, he resigned as di(in’t. Bigelow. ties said. Tim Lewis, who lives across the many stories told and we have to time to his studies. He said he’s treasurer of the Student Senate “We’re scuffling to get over .500 Sunday to finish with a course TJ Crestwood. record 17-under 267, “am I ever The rural prison was sur­ street from the prison, 90 miles filter out that information.” wanted to serve on the board amid allegations that he falsified and get rolling, but we looked Deepwood, Deerfield, Devon, Dover. better than we have all year.” going to let myself run away” Edgerton, Edgerton Place, Edison, rounded at 1 a.m., said Deputy east of Los Angeles, said he heard Diane Mason, an inmate re­ since 1981. time sheets and did not perform Martina will be back Edmund, Englewood. Brenda Benoit. However, it was a “large explosion, like a sonic “I am interested in running for jqb duties. The Red Sox survived a pair of with a tournament? o n Fairvlew, Ferndale, Foxcroft, Fulton. ceiving oxygen in the back of an He seemed ready to do that Griswold. unclear whether authorities had blast." the Board of Education but it’s But he received the MCC homers by Jesse Barfield and his Haynes, Hemlock, Hendee. ambulance, said she was talking five RBIs for a victory that left after shooting a 6-under-par 30 on control of the compound. “The whole place is in flames,” to her boyfriend through a fence almost ruled out entirely for this Regional Advisory Council ser­ Jarvis. An administration building, a he said late Sunday. “There are year,” he said. “The amount of vice award for the graduating the official scorer searching the the front nine. That put him at 17 despite loss to Graf Liberty, Lilac, Lincoln, LInmore, when she heard people yell that rule book for a winner. under for the tournament and O Lodge. guard tower and at least five flames leaping up 50, 60, 70 feet there was a fight in the minimum- time that the Board of Education student who has contributed the Morse. other buildings caught fire, said high. And there must be 150 squad takes up these days is quite most to the college. He finally awarded the victory gave him a four-stroke edge with Perkins. security area. to Lee Smith, 5-1, the fourth just nine holes left. By Andrew Warshaw with a 6-0, 7-6, 6-4 victory that Ridgewood, Roosevelt, Russell. Chris Hays, a reserve Banning cars, police, fire trucks, substantial.” “There’s a lot of people at MCC The Associated Press made the West German the St. John, St. Lawrence, Salem, Stone. firefighter. Several vehicles were paramedics.” She said people came running Pohl initiated an unsuccessful that believe in me,” he said. Boston pitcher who took over with “It was my tournament to win Trumbull, Wedgewood, West Middle a 10-5 lead at the start of the or lose starting on the 10th hole,” youngest man ever to win three Turnpike, Whitney. also reported to have burned. About 15 minutes later, a power out of the commissary throwing primary for a school board seat in Pohl, a recovering substance WIMBLEDON, England - Wimbledon singles titles. He also Flames shot at least 50 feet into pole exploded and plunged the food, drugs, canned drinks. 1983 after the Democratic Town abuser, said he hopes to become a eighth and allowed one walk he said. Friday: While Azinger played cau­ Martina Navratilova says she won in 1985 as an unseeded Ann. the night sky, witnesses said. camp into darkness, he said. “All of a sudden a big old fire Committee endorsed current substance abuse counselor when while striking out three in two hitless innings. tiously, trying to protect his still has time to break Wimbled­ 17-year-old, and in 1986. Bremen, Bunce. Firefighters and paramedics “I’m looking out my kitchen^ blazed up out of nowhere,” Mason School Board Chairman Richard he graduates. He said today he on s ultimate record. Unless Becker, 21, flung his racket into Campfleld, Carol, Chester, Coolldge, were blocked from entering the door and I see black clouds, fire said. Dyer and member Susan Per­ would be interested in serving on Stanley bailed out starter John advantage, Levi, who shot 67, Cornell, Courtland. Dopson with the score 5-3 and made birdies at the 9th, 10th, 12th Steffi Graf gets there first. the stands at the end of the 2-hour, Dougherty, Dudley. kins. Pohl was sharply criticized th e Human Relations After losing the women’s cham­ 12-minute match, the most one­ Emerson, Ensign. by committee members. Commission. runners on first and second with and 13th holes to tie for the lead. Folknor, Flint, Foley. two outs in the fifth. Stanley Azinger then broke his string of 37 pionship to Graf for the second sided final in five years. hording, Hathaway, Hyde. Pohl said he learned from his year in a row, Navratilova still is “After a couple of seconds, Love Lane, Lucian, Lyness. experiences and would not force a retired five batters in a row bogey-free holes on the 15th, but McKee, McKinley, MIddlefleld, Bush Wild horses return before he was tagged for three Levi bogeyed the 14th, leaving stuck on eight singles crowns at when you realize you have won it, Moore. primary if he decides to run in the the All England Club, the record you explode,” Becker said. ■ Olcott St., Olcott Dr., O'Leary, Oval. From page 1 future. Since 1971, when federal law hits in a row, including Barfield’s them at 16 under. Palm, Pioneer, Preston, Proctor. stopped the slaughter of wild second homer of the game and On the par-4,420-yard 18th hole, she shares with Helen Wills “Thankfully, I didn’t hit Seaman, South Adams, Summer. “It was a learning experience,” anybody.” horses and burros — many for 14th of the season. He was Azinger hit his first shot into the Moody. Thomas Thompson, Trebbe, Tvler. he said. “Unfortunately today Next year. Navratilova will be Becker’s victory gave West Victoria. relations, that our cooperation, there are still some hard feelings dog food — they have tripled their replaced by Rob Murphy, who right rough and his second into Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Heraid Waddell, Westwood. center in America. proximity.” the rough to the right of the green. 33. But. she says, that won’t stop Germany a sweep of the singles shall also serve as confirmation ■ A plea for the World Bank to He pledged that Western de­ with a few people over 1983.” numbers to 50,000 across the retired two batters in the seventh, crowns. of that.” West, says National Geographic. then gave way to Smith at the “I would never consider myself BIRDIE — Wayne Levi grimaces, but in joy after sinking a her coming back to the oldest move ahead with $325 million in mocracies “will stand with the Dyer and Democrat Jo-Ann (irand Slam tournament for Graf wept tears of joy after Moriarty have said they will not start of theeighth. a choker,” he said, “but people birdie putt early in the finai round of Sunday’s piay in The six-point aid package an­ loans to help Polish agriculture Polish people and other peoples of write that and you don’t want that another crack at a place in tennis halting Navratilova’s bid for a State man killed nounced by Bush included these an d industry improve this region.” run for the 1990 school board. “The starting pitching hurt us Cromwell. Levi missed a birdie putt on the 18th hole and again,” New York manager written and that’s a hurdle.” history. history-making ninth singles title provisions; productivity. Running throughout Bush’s Democrats Malcolm F. Barlow finished one stroke behind winner Paul Azinger. and re asserting her dominance in Vermont crash and Craig Lappen have an­ EMERGENCY Dallas Green said. “We didn’t get He cleared it when he pitched “I absolutely think that I can ■ A request to Congress for a ■ A request for Western debtor speech was a theme of encourage­ the ball from about 10 feet off the win,” Navratilova said after Graf of the women’s game. $100 million “enterprise fund” to nations to support “an early and ment for the dramatic political nounced their intention to seek Fire — Police — Medical the performance we needed from our starter (Don Schulze) again. green, dropped it about 20 feet January in a three-way playoff. when Levi, playing in the last beat her 6-2, 6-7, 6-1. “If I thought The 20-year-old Graf was upset NORWICH, Vt. (AP) - A support private entrepreneurs in generous” rescheduling of Polish transformations taking place in the Democratic nomination for “I feel like I’ve gotten over a by Spanish teen-ager Arantxa Connecticut man died when a car the board. DIA L 911 “There’s nothing I can do except from the cup and watched it roll twosome, missed a 12-foot putt for there was no chance I would win, Poland. Bush said he will ask debt. Bush said such a step could Poland. hurdle,” Azinger said. “Since the birdie on the 18th green. or even a 50-50 chance, I wouldn’t Sanchez in the final of the French 9 in. apparently went out of control other industrial democracies at Barlow and Lappen are quali­ In Manchester encourage them to pitch better. amount to deferral of about $5 Pointing to Poland's difficult Sunday’s victory was the fifth Hope, it’s been very difficult for The putt “went maybe two be playing any more.” Open last month. On Wimbled­ and struck the median on Inter­ the economic summit in Paris billion in payments this year if history. Bush said: fied for board positions and “However. I liked the grind-it- state 91 in Norwich, state police out approach and the intensity we on the PGA Tour for Azinger and me. I literally blew that inches, then jumped way to the It was the first time the on’s grass and in front of another this weekend to establish similar Western nations agreed to liber­ “You have been a crucible of tournament.” right,” said Levi, who has won women’s championship, post­ mass audience, Graf wasn’t said. funds. had here. If we can carry that his second in the GHO in three alized terms. conflict. You are now becoming a years. But he’s known as much On his second shot at the 18th eight tournaments but none since poned from Saturday because of prepared to have her pride dented Ely Salverezza, 68, was travel­ ■ A proposal for the seven ■ A request to Congress for $15 vessel for change. over to the second half, we’ll give ing south on Saturday morning some people some trouble. I for the tournaments he didn’t win. Sunday, he opened a gash in his 1985. “It didn’t look like anything rain, ever had been held on a again. summit nations to intensify their million for a cooperative effort “Poland is where the Cold War ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. ball. He used a different ball for bad (on the grass threw the ball Sunday, and the first time in the “I wanted it so badly that I put a when the car hit the median, cooperation in promoting demo­ really feel good about this club.” He ied the 1987 British Open by with Poland to fight air and water began and now the people of one stroke with two holes to play his winning wedge shot. off course), but it did something modern era that the same women little more pressure on myself struck a U-turn crossover, flipped cratic reforms in Poland and pollution in the industrial city of Poland can help bring the division Barfield’s homers marked the into the air for 55 feet and rolled INSURANSMITHS SINCE 17th time in his career he has hit but bogeyed those holes and Nick “I just wanted to get a true funny. had met in the final three years in than usual,” Graf said. “I wanted Hungary. He offered to work with Krakow. of Europe to an end. The time has roll,” he said. “The thought of “Paul just beat me.” a row. to show I can do better. I knew I another 62 feet before landing the other summit nations to boost two in a game. Don Mattingly, Faldo won by a stroke. “The road ahead is a long one, come to move beyond contain­ He led the 1988 PGA Champion­ chipping that in wasn’t in my Azinger began the day in a The match preceded the men’s could do it but I had to prove it on upright in the median, said state Western aid and technical but it is the only road which leads ment to a world too long deferred, I9I4 Mel Hall and Mike Pagliarulo 8 police in Bethel. also had two hits apiece. ship by a stroke going into the mind. three-way tie for fourth place at final between Boris Becker and the court. It’s an overwhelming assistance. to prosperity and social peace,” a better world.” “I looked at it extra hard. I was 11 under par. Levi, ’Wayne Grady Stefan Edberg on a day when four feeling.” Rescue workers used the Jaws ■ A promise to establish a U.S. “Rivalry? I never heard of it,” final round but shot par 71 and Bush said. “Poland’s progress Bush held out hope that finished second, three strokes very comfortable” when he took and Kenny Knox shared the lead of the five main titles were On a cool, overcast day, Graf of Life extraction tool to pull center in Warsaw to conduct along this road will show the new changes under way in Poland and said Rivera when asked about the 649-5241 Red Sox-Yankees longtime ri­ behind Jeff Sluman. the shot. at 12 under on the 6,786-yard, settled. started strongly in contrast to last Salverezza, of Middlebury, educational and cultural pro­ way toward a new era throughout Hungary would spread beyond 65 East Center Street It gave him a one-stroke lead Becker avenged his defeat by Conn., from the car, authorities grams. He said he would ask valry on the field. “What is it? I Then he lost the Bob Hope Europe, an era based on common their borders to the rest of Manchester, CT Classic to Steve Jones last and he clinched the tournament See AZINGER, page 13 Edberg in last year’s men’s final See MARTINA, page I I said. Poland to establish a similar values and not just geographic Eastern Europe. know nothing about it.” 9 12 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10, 1989 — 13 Hill supplies the relief for Moriarty’s IN BRIEF All-Stars Martina SOUTH WINDSOR - Getting some Johnson’s delight. “ I ’m glad to see fourth on a Bill Chapulis sacrifice fly. on an error. From page 11 relief help from an old friend, Kenny come back because we need Moriarty’s added two runs in the fifth Evans put a marker across in the Moriarty Brothers downed Evans him. He threw the ball well,” Johnson with Chapulis socking another sacri­ home seventh before Hill slammed Manchester hosts Belgians Insurance, 6-4, Sunday afternoon in the door. year, when she rallied from a said. fice fly and Greg Turner, who had International soccer will be brought to the are hurting Twilight League play at Duprey Ray Gliha was 3-for-4 and Turner first-set loss to take 12 of the last Moriarty’s now 5-6, was back in bunted for a hit, scoring on an Charter Oak Street soccer field Wednesday 2-for-4 to lead the MB’s nine-hit 13 games and beat Navratilova. Field. action tonight at 6 against the overthrow. night at 6 when a team of former and present Dave Bidwell went the first 6 2-3 attack. Ralph Giansanti, who was Bv Jim Donaghv Moving Navratilova’s aging Imagineers at Bloomfield High. The MB’s took the lead with three Manchester High School girls’ soccer players innings for the MB’s before getting with the MB’s a year ago, had two of The Associated Press legs around the court with her Evans dips to 7-5 with the loss. runs in the top of the seventh will meet the second division national some help from Kenny Hill. Hill, who Evans’ seven safeties. pounding groundstrokes, Graf Evans scored twice in the first highlighted by a solo shot by Turner. champions from Aalst, Belgium. had retired before the season, decided “ This was a big win for us. ANAHEIM , Calif. — Fame can be fleeting. It can took the last five games of the inning on Doug Rizzuto’s two-run Mike Charter added a critical two-out Topping the Manchester side will be former to come back, much to Manager Gene Johnson said. also be painful. opening set and seemed on course single. The MB’s scored once in the RBI single with the third run scoring high school All-America performer Jen Atwell, The 1989 All-Stars have a variety of aches and for a straight-set victory. who is now playing for the University of pains, and some of last season’s squad haven’t even Navratilova dug in, served Connecticut. Rachel Odell, a member of the played a game this year. stronger and moved up 5-2 in the Bryant College women’s team, along with Amy The real All-Stars this season may be the second set. She blew that lead but Samuel lands Barrera, Jen Faber and Heather Bogli, all major-league trainers. sprinted through the tiebreaker former Manchester High standouts, will also This year’s All-Star Game may have just lost a 7-1 to tie the match. be on the local squad. little luster before the first pitch was thrown or even The key game in the finai set In its 1988-89 season, the second division the first ballot cast. was the fourth. Navratilova made biggest blow Belgian national champs tallied 77 goals and Dodgers manager Tom Lasorda picked four three uncharacteristic volleying allowed only 17. starters and five relievers for the National League errors to drop her serve at love Joe Erardi will coach the Manchester girls’ pitching staff. It looks like he’ll be using the phone a and trail 3-1. team while Jo Loeman is the Belgian coach. against Reds lot on Tuesday night. She had one chance to break Houston’s Mike Scott. 14-5, started against back in the next game but made Montreal on Sunday in the Astrodome and sustained another backhand error, this . Cubs reward Don Zimmer a slight leg muscle pull. time sending her approach shot The AstocIMed Press CHICAGO (A P) — Manager Don Zimmer of “ It’s not a serious injury, but it would be better if long. NL Roundup the Chicago Cubs was rewarded Sunday for his Mike didn’t pitch on Tuesday,” Houston manager Graf held for 4-1 and was on her THE WINNER — Penny Hammel A team’s improved play with an extension of his Art Howe said. way to another victory over the celebrates after winning the LPGA contract. Lasorda’s Dodgers are in fifth place in the NL American in an arena where West, 11 games behind San Francisco. On Sunday, Navratilova reigned supreme for Jamie Farr Toledo Classic on Sunday in Neither Zimmer nor the Cubs would By Dick Brinster Vi announce the terms or length of the new he tried to pull out all the stops to beat Chicago and almost a decade. Before Graf Toledo, Ohio. Hammel finished the The Associated Press contract but Zimmer said “ I couldn’t be used All-Star Orel Hershiser in relief. beat her last year, Navratilova 54-hole event at 7-under-par 206. happier.” So, don’t count on Hershiser for more than an never had lost in a singles final on They didn’t throw any punches, but Juan Samuel Zimmer originally signed a two-year con­ inning on Tuesday against the American League. Wimbledon's grass. scored a knockout against Rob Dibble. tract in 1987 that would have expired at the end That will leave it up to San Francisco’s 40-year-old Despite having her drive for With a Shea Stadium crowd of 46,357 derisively of the present season. * Rick Reuschel and Atlanta’s John Smoltz, 22. another title stopped. Navratil­ IN BRIEF chanting “ Dib-ble, Dib-ble,” Samuel won a Last year the Cubs finished with a 77-85 The relievers are Tim Burke, Mark Davis, John ova was all smiles at the end. day-after battle of brawl participants with a two-run record and in fourth place in the National Franco, Jay Howell and Mitch Williams. “ I enjoyed the hell out of it. Y homer off the Cincinnati reliever in a three-run League East. Going into Sunday’s game Yes, it’s a good bullpen. But it's not Lefty Gomez. she said. “ Steffi is the fastest seventh-inning rally as the New York Mets beat the against the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Cubs Red Ruffing and Mel Harder. player on the circuit, but I think Hammel a repeat winner Reds 6-3 Sunday. were 46-39 in second place Vh games behind “ I ’m not worried about that.” Lasorda said. “ I I’m right behind her. I still think I And, just for good measure, the third of four can’t control injuries.” SYLVANIA, Ohio (AP) — Penny Hammel Montreal. can beat her on a good day. players ejected Saturday after a bench-clearing Lasorda said he would have selected Dwight Tha Astociatad Praaa won her second Jamie Farr Toledo Classic by Zimmer met with General Manager Jim But Graf, who has won seven brawl. Reds reliever Norm Charlton, took the loss. -V. Gooden, but the New York Mets' right-hander two strokes, finishing at 206, 7-under-par. Frey and President Don Grenesko Sunday Grand Slam tournaments in two The only combatant who didn’t figure in the sustained a muscle tear in his pitching shoulder. CONNECTS — Steffi Graf of West Germany returns a Nancy Lopez finished second after a final- Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald before the announcement was made. years, said she also could play a scenario was New York’s Tim Teufel, who missed Gooden’s batterymate, catcher Gary Carter, was lot better. That would make shot to Martina Navratilova in their women’s singles round 68. It was the fourth time in four Farr SAFE — Manchester National All-Star throw during their District Eight All-Star Zimmer, 58, refused to make any predictions appearances Lopez was runnerup. the game with a back bruised when Dibble hit him for the rest of the season but said “ If our an All-Star in every year of the 1980s except this one. Navratilova’s task a lot harder. championship match Sunday at Wimbledon, Graf won in with a pitch that precipitated Saturday’s fisticuffs. Peter Melluzzo heads for second base, clash Saturday afternoon at Leber Field. Carter got off to a woeful start and it was discovered Hammel, whose only two victories in her five pitching staff pitches the same way in the “When I practice, I hit much three sets, denying Navratilova ner ninth Wimbledon “ The one thing I didn’t want to do was strike out,” he had eight pieces of floating cartilage in his knee. years on the LPGA Tour have come in the Farr, where he made it safely, as East Windsor The Nationals lost to fall into the loser’s second half as it did in the first half, we’ll win harder and go for more shots than title. It was Graf’s second straight title. Samuel said. “ He’s the kind of pitcher who would Two of the outfielders voted to this year's starting followed rounds of 69 and 66 with a closing second baseman Mike Frey waits forthe bracket in the double elimination play. our share of games.” I do when I go on the court,” Graf never let me forget it if I did. The pitch was a slider squad will miss the game because of injuries. even-par 71. U.S. Open champion Liselotte said. “ If I can transfer that a little and I went with it all the way.” Darryl Strawberry of the Mets is recovering from bit more, then I say I can be much male player to win at least three how many times I ’ve lost in a Neumann and Hollis Stacy were tied with situation like that, ” Edberg said. Lopez at 208. What was Samuel thinking as he rounded the O’s, McDonald at Impasse a broken toe and Oakland’s Jose Canseco, the AL better.” Wimbledons since World War II, bases? MVP, has not played a game this season because of Becker had a day less than “ The early victories were more “ It could have been a different BALTIMORE (AP) — Negotiations between “ I tried not to stare at him too long,” he said. “ It National Little League stars a wrist injury. Edberg to prepare for the men’s like a fairy tale,” Becker said. story if I had won that game.” the Baltimore Orioles and Ben McDonald had a good effect on the team and that’s what “ I ’m concerned the wrist may not improve all final after playing his rain- “ Over the last two or three years I Becker powered through the Charles cops Senior title ended two weeks ago, and the father of concerned me.” year,” said Canseco, who recently completed a delayed semifinal against Ivan had to work much harder than tiebreaker 7-1, then broke Edberg baseball’s No. 1 draft choice says he does not CONCORD, Mass. (A P) — Bob Charles shot Reds manager Pete Rose was less concerned rehabilitation stint at Hunstville. Lendl on Saturday. But he blasted ever, so I feel in a way much more to lead 5-4 in the third set. Serving want them to resume. a 7 under-par 65 and won the Seniors Classic, about the homer than the health of Dibble, who left drop opener in tournament Dave Winfield of the New York Yankees was an Edberg off the court and took proud now than in my early out the match was a formality for Larry McDonald, father of the Louisiana his third victory on the tour this year. with soreness in his pitching arm after the homer All-Star last season but has been sidelined all of 1989 advantage of several uncharac­ years.” Becker, whose last two points Charles’, who started the day two strokes State pitcher, said the lapse in negotiations is were service winners. over the right field wall. It was a tough loss to swallow Two walks and a single loaded Peter Melluzzo doubled for after back surgery. teristic volleying errors by the Edberg, stunned in the opening behind, finished with a 16-under-par 200, three “ making Ben’s decision a whole lot easier. As Becker, seeded third despite “ He’s not being honest with me,” Rose said. for the Manchester National the bases for East Windsor in the Manchester National while Tra­ Last year’s All-Star Game was played at Swede. set when he won only 10 points, shots better than Mike Hill, who closed with a of now. Ben’s going back to school for his senior his No. 2 world ranking and “ Saturday, he said there were no problems and then Little League All-Stars Saturday seventh. Manchester relief vis Fedytnyk, Ruggiero and Eric Cincinnati’s Riverfront Stadium and the hometown Becker lost to Edberg in last had a chance to tie the match 69. Dale Douglass and Bruce Crampton were season. Wimbledon success, said he had today he said he’s hurting. I wish I could get the true afternoon at Leber Field. pitcher Steve Ruggiero then Daring each singled. Rodney hero was Reds third baseman Chris Sabo. Right month’s French Open semifinals when he had three set points tied in third at 204, 12 under. “We have no intention of calling them done enough to change the views story.” The East Windsor All-Stars walked in the game-winning run. Coffin and Phil Clarkin hit safely now, Sabo is on the disabled list with an ankle injury. but came back at his favorite serving at 6-5 in the second set. whatsoever. And frankly, we’re hoping they of the seeding committee in 1990. Dibble, refusing to talk about his arm, said, “ The pushed across the winning run in Manchester starter Jamie Lazza- for East Windsor. Last season, Atlanta first baseman Gerald Perry tournament to win $313,500, be­ But he blew his chance, let don’t call us again, either. I sure don’t expect “ I think with my win today, I crowd didn’t bother me. Samuel hit a slider and that the bottom of the seventh inning ris pitched well, allowing three contended for the NL batting title and was an coming the sixth men’s player'to Becker back in and never got Biondi reaffirms his place was that.” them to. ” McDonald’s father, who is represent­ All-Star. This year, he has been plagued by injuries maybe can change their mind for and defeated Manchester, 2-1. hits and striking out eight. The Manchester American All- top $5 million in career earnings. close again. ing him in talks with the Orioles, told The and a year-long batting slump. next year," Becker said. SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Matt Biondi Teufel, whose status is day to day, forgot his The Manchester Nationals drop East Windsor pitcher Chad Stars and Bolton All-Stars begin Becker also became the fifth “ You can count on one hand aching back in a hurry. (Baltimore) Sun in a story published Sunday. le-establishing himself as the best 50-meter into the loser’s bracket and will Mitchell gave up four hits and tournament play tonight. The “ Revenge is sweet,” he said. “ This showed the The two sides were far apart on their last freestyler in America by winning the event in face the loser of tonight’s Windsor struck out nine in his complete- Americans visit Windsor Locks contract proposals. Larry McDonald said he is Reds and Dibble in particular that Juan was not 23.31 seconds at the Santa Clara International American-Rockville game game performance. Mitchell while Bolton hosts Thompsonville ready to back off his request for a $1 million, backing down to anybody.” meet Sunday. Thursday night in the double blasted a solo home run in the at Indian Notch Park. Both three-year package, but lie believes the Orioles Azinger Gregg Jefferies led off the seventh with a pop fly This was Biondi’s first competition since the elimination tournament. fourth to tie the game at 1-all. games have 6 p.m. starts. may not budge from their last offer of $275,000. From page 11 1988 Olympics in Seoul where he captured five off Charlton, 3-1, that fell between Eric Davis and gold medals, a silver and a bronze. Luis Quinones, who collided. Jefferies wound up with a double. Stu Jackson to be named Dibble relieved and pinch-hitter Phil Lombardi par-71 Tournament Players Club by a stroke over Levi and Dan earned $180,000 Sunday and NEW YORK (A P) — Stu Jackson, who has Pros! takes French GP grounded out to first, sending Jefferies to third. Rangers and A’s combine of Connecticut. Forsman. jumped from 11th to fourth place never had a head coaching job at any level, will Kevin Elster hit a sacrifice fly to center to put New Although Levi was four under on the earnings list with $597,499. be named head coach of the New York Knicks LE CASTELLET, France (AP) — France’s York in front 4-3. Azinger broke by two strokes par Sunday, he had problems. Monday. Alain Prost captured his fourth French Grand Rick Aguilera, 4-3, who worked the final three the tournament record of 269 “ I didn't hit the ball w ell," he Dave Rummells, who shot 66 The Knicks called a press conference for 2 Prix with a 44-second margin over Britian’s innings in relief of Bob Ojeda, walked, and Samuel since the event moved to the TPC said. “ I was all over the course.... Sunday, finished third at 14- Nigel Mansell in the 80-lap race on Sunday. on embarrassing exhibition p.m. EDT to announce the promotion of under-par 270. Lee Trevino, Jim hit his ninth homer. in 1984. Four of the previous five I never let up. I hung in there.” Jackson. 32. a Knicks assistant under Rick Prost, who leads the world driving standings Expo* 6, Aatro* 1; Mark Langston pitched a winners, including Azinger, had Azinger, who finished third a Carter and Mark Calcavecchia Pitino the last two years. Jackson will become with 39 points, averaged 115.34 mph and five-hitter for eight innings and had two hits and two that score. He won the 1987 GHO week earlier in the Western Open, were tied for fourth at 271. the youngest coach in the NBA. finished with a tim eof 1 hour, 38 minutes, 29.411 RBIs to lead Montreal. But his matchup with Astros The Knicks did not officially confirm that seconds. ace Mike Scott was marred by an injury to the AL Roundup Jackson is the choice, but a spokesman said, Houston pitcher. “ We all know what the press conference is Johnson tops youth movement Scott, 14-5, left the game in the third with a Arfons dies in crash for” strained left hamstring. He gave up two runs on five By Bill Barnard The imminent hiring of Jackson has been hits, striking out four and walking one, A decision on The Associated Press Bv Tony Kennedy tial, " said Johnson, ranked third team and you have to like that,” SEBRING, Fla. (AP) — Craig Arfons died widely reported in recent days. his status for the All-Star Game on Tuesday was The Associated Press in the world by Europe-based Jacki said “ They’ re taking the Sunday morning after his jet-powered hydro­ Despite Jackson’s inexperience, he is expected today. Two days before the All-Star Game, the Texas World Gymnastics magazine. risks. It’s what we have to do to be plane flipped severai times after reaching a expected to be surrounded by two assistants The victory was Montreal’s ninth in 10 games at Rangers and Oakland A’s staged an All-Star blooper BLOOMINGTON. Minn. - The “ I ’m working on some things that competitive with the rest of the speed of 370 mph during an attempt to break with acknowledged skills in dealing with the world water speed record. the Astrodome and its 11th in 14 overall. Langston, show. tiny and elegant Brandy Johnson no one has seen before.” world” players — Paul Silas and Ernie Grunfeld. Highlands Regional Medical Center said the 6-2, won his fourth straight. He struck out nine and Oakland committed two errors Sunday, but the highlighted a youth movement in With a summer of intensive While the 1989 men’s team is 39-year-old speed enthusiast died from internal walked three. Rangers far surpassed the A ’s in futility with four the U.S. Gymnastics Champion­ training, including a week in poised to make an impression in injuries suffered in the accident on Sebring’s Cardinal* 6, Giant* 4: Jose Oquendo and Terry errors, two passed balls and a wild pitch in the first Phil Jackson the choice ships this weekend, emerging as France,Johnson said she hopes to Stuttgart, it has a better chance to Jackson Lake. Pendleton continued their torrid hitting and Joe three innings. Oakland’s only hit in that span was a the country’s best hope for an capture a medal in the world score medals in 1990 and beyond, immediate medal in world championships this fall at Stut­ If confirmed, the speed was well beyond the Magrane won his fourth straight game. wind-blown blooper by Mark McGwire that fell in CHICAGO (A P) — Phil Jackson, an assistant CHAMP — Boris Becker holds the said Ryan, whose combined ad­ world water speed record of 317.6 mph held by Oquendo, 19-for-35 in his last 10 games, had an for an RBI single, helping the Athletics win 7-1. coach for the Chicago Bulls for the last two competition. tgart, West Germany. She fin­ justed score of 112.22 in the Australian Ken Warby. RBI single in the Cardinals’ two-run second, a triple “ This is probably the worst I ’ve seen,” said years, has been selected to replace Doug Challenge Cup trophy aloft after beating “ When you have a hot star like ished 10th overall among women all-around competition edged the in the fifth and an RBI groundout in a four-run sixth. shortstop Walt Weiss, who is on the disabled list and Collins as the team’s head coach, a newspaper Stefan Edberg Sunday for his third Brandy, you don’t want her to hit in the 1988 Olympics, the highest 112.0 posted by 1988 Olympian Pendleton, ll-for-21 in his last five games with two watched the game from the bench. "E very player reported Sunday. men’s singles title at Wimbledon. a plateau, and she’s not,” said finish of any American gymnast. Lance Ringnald, 18. of Albu­ LeMond holds cycling lead home runs and seven RBIs, had a run-scoring was losing a ball in the sun. If the ball goes in the sun Citing sources it did not identify, the Mike Jacki, executive director of “ She’s ranked third in the querque, N.M. double in the sixth as St. Louis took a 6-0 lead. He here, glasses are useless. You can’t a see a thing. Arlington Heights Daily Herald said the the U.S. Gymnastics Federation. world, so that tells you what she’ ll “ By 19911 think we’ll look more PAU, France (A P) — Greg LeMond of the also doubled in the seventy. You can forget about it.” announcement would be made on Monday. Johnson, 16, of Altamonte be working for,” Kevin Brown, like the (U.S.) team in 1984 that United States held onto the overall leader’s Magrane, 9-6, struck out four and walked three McGwire was unapologetic about his gift hit after Terms were agreed to last week, the paper Becker show Springs. Fla., dominated the her coach, said. “ She has a few won the (Olympic) gold medal,” yellow jersey in the Tour de France, while while allowing seven hits in 6 1-3 innings. hitting the ball hard without results throughout the said. women’s competition at Met things to polish.” Ryan said. “ We’ll be gaining Martin Earley of Ireland won the last lowland series. Bulls general manager Jerry Krause, Center Friday and Saturday to The U.S. men’s title went to experience.” stage before the cycling classic hits the Kevin Mitchell extended his major-league­ “ That’s one back, I ’ve got about 50 more to go. ’ The Associated Press reached by telephone Sunday, refused to win the national championship Stanford University’s Tim Ryan, Ryan, a sophomore at Stanford, mountains. leading RBI total to 82, and Will Clark drove in two quite awesome runs for the Giants. said McGwire, who hit his 17th homer and drove in comment on the Herald report, and would not with a combinded adjusted score who at 18 is the youngest national won one gold medal, two silver All but 10 of the 188 riders still competing in Cub* 11, Dodger* 4: Da mon Berry hill drove in four three runs. [ CLOSE CALL — Texas Cecil Espy. left, say whether the team was planning any Bv Rob Gloster of 77.02. On Sunday she show­ men’s champion since former medals, and a bronze Sunday the world’s most prestigious cycling race — Charlie Hough, 5-10, lost his fourth straight start, and Julio Franco avoid a collision as announcement or news conference for The Associated Press cased her graceful 4-foot-ll U.S. Olympian Bart Conner won while competing in five of the six including LeMond and the other serious runs with a two-run homer and a two-run single at Wrigley Field. but wasn’t helped by his defense. Monday. frame by winning three of four as a 17-year-old in 1975. Four of men’s events. He won the gold contenders — finished together in a pack at the Espy maes the catch of a flyball hit by “ Bloop hits that fall in, balls that are thrown into A phone call to Jackson’s summer home in WIMBLEDON, England — Boris Becker is events in a round of individual the eight who made the men’s with a 9.7 score on the high bar, end of the 98-mile cruise from La Bastide Berryhill hit his second homer of the season in the Oaklands Dave Henderson in their center field — I don’t know if any of that s a Montana went unanswered. turning the grass courts of Wimbledon into his competition. team are 20 or younger. the final routine in the three-day d’Armagnac to Pau, at the foot of the Pyrenees. second inning after Vance Law singled with two game Sunday in Oakland. The A s won, outs, and he singled with the bases loaded in the knuckleballer’s Achilles heel,” Texas manager personal playground. “ I haven’t even hit my poten­ “ We have a real young men’s event. third off Fernando Valenzuela, 4-8. Bobby Valentine said. 7-1. Since he shocked the tennis world by winning his ■ Mike Bielecki, 8-4, wilted in the 85-degree heat and Bob Welch, 10-4, won his second game in three Mets, HoJo strike a deal first Wimbledon title in 1985 as an unseeded 17-year-old, Becker virtually has owned the place. was knocked out in the sixth when the Dodgers starts since returning from the disabled list and is inning. NEW YORK (AP) — New York Mets third NBA Nuggets to be sold On Sunday, he beat defending champion Stefan scored three runs. 4-0 in six starts since his last loss. May 28 at Boston. George Brett doubled off Sean Hillegas, 4-9, with baseman Howard Johnson, whose 22 home Soviet tragedy now revealed Edberg in straight sets to win his third champion­ DFINVER (AP) — A group of black investors Padre* 5, Pirate* 3: Rob Nelson hit a two-run homer He went 6 1-3 innings before Rick Honeycutt one out and Wilson connected for the game-winner runs earned him a spot on the National League led by businessman Bertram M. Lee is buying and Mark Grant pitched 6 2-3 innings of shutout completed the six-hitter by getting the final eight after Bo Jackson was walked intentionally. ship in five years. All-Star roster, signed a three-year, $6.1 MOSCOW (A P) - “ It was forget people who loved sports to “ According to our information the Denver Nuggets in a move that would make relief. outs for his 11th save. Brewer* 7, Oriole* 2: Rob Deer, Glenn Braggs and He was the youngest man ever to win a singies million contract Sunday. something terrible. We couldn’t the grave.” — and no other information has (he NBA team the first minority-owned major With the Padres trailing 3-2 in the fourth. Nelson Angel* 9, Twin* 3: California reached the All-Star Paul Molitor had three hits apiece, leading a 14-hit title at Wimbledon in 1985. The next year, he became Team general manager Al Harazin reported move from where we were been provided to the public — a league sports franchise in the nation. hit a 3-0 pitch from Randy Kramer, 3-5, for his third break with a 52-33 record, best in the majors, by Milwaukee attack against Baltimore. the second-youngest man to capture the The incident had been reported that Johnson is receiving a $503,000 signing standing, and the crowd was human mincer at Luzhniki on that Lee, 50, a financier and former television home run. Roberto Alomar, who started the inning beating Minnesota, which has lost six straight championship. before, but the deaths were All three of the hits by Deer — who shares the A L bonus, $1.5 million for 1990, $2 million for 1991, pushing from above and below. It day pulverized 340 lives,” the executive, has offices in Chicago and Boston, with a single, scored ahead of Nelson. games. And now, at 21, he is the youngest, three-time reported outside the Soviet Union lead with 21 homers — were RBI singles, including and $2.1 million for 1992. was no longer possible to control article said. “ In the twinkling of He arrived in Denver Saturday night but It was the longest outing of the season for Grant, Brian Downing led a 15-hit attack with a two-run winner and has a 30-3 career record at the All as “ more than 20“ and no number one in fifth when the Brewers scored three runs to Johnson is batting .293 with 22 homers, 57 the people who had gone crazy.” an eye, interior troops and police refused comment. 3-1, who gave up four hits and a walk. He struck out homer and sacrifice fly, while Johnny Ray added a break a 1-1 tie. England Club. of deaths were released within RBIs and 18 stolen bases. Seven years later, Volodya cordoned off the stadium, and But Walter Richards, the Nuggets’ chief two-run single for the Angels, who have won three “ The early victories were more like a fairy taie,” four. Mark Davis got the final two outs for his 22nd Chris Bosio, 9-5, allowed nine hits and one run in the country until last April. also quickly surrounded 9 Andreyev still has a hard time the financial officer, said Lee was completing save in 25 tries. straight games and 13 of 16. seven innings for the victory. said Becker, who defeated Edberg 6-0, '7-6, 6-4. “ Over the iast two or three years, I had to work shaking the scene of the world’s tragedy.” negotiations to buy the Nuggets for a reported Phlllla* 4, Brava* 3: Philadelphia reliever Jeff Mariner* 8, Indian* 0: Scott Bankhead, who last lost Phil Bradley, who has 10 hits in his last 12 at-bats, La Russa gets extension Sovietsky Sport said police much harder than I ever had, so I feei in a way much worst soccer tragedy from his pushed spectators down an icy $65 million. Parrett, 5-3, struck out six batters in three innings, on May 17, lowered his earned-run average to 0.92 in went 5-for-5 with a double and four singles for the OAKLAND, Calif. (A P) — Tony La Russa. more proud now than in my eariy years.” mind. staircase at Lenin Stadium, the The account said that because “ It isn’t finalized yet, but I imagine he’s here including Jeff Treadway and pinch-hitter Jody his last eight starts as he blanked Cleveland on six Orioles, who protested the game after an the Athletics’ longest-serving manager since This year’s tournament provided the backdrop for Andreyev was one of the lucky main site of the 1980 Summer only 10,000 tickets had been sold to attempt to do that,’’ said Richards. "We Davis to strand the tying run at third base in the 13th hits for his sixth straight victory. interference call went against them. Milwaukee the franchise moved to Oakland in 1968, agreed another Becker power show. He dropped only two ones. He survived. But 340 fans Olympics, on Oct. 20, 1982. The to the European Football Associ­ hope to have an announcement Monday pr inning at Atlanta Stadium. Bankhead, 8-4, helped the Mariners win for the counter-protested, contending the Orioles’ protest Sunday to a three-year contract extension sets in the fortnight, both in the semifinals to top were reportedly killed by a newspaper said authorities co­ ation match between Moscow Tuesday.” Von Hayes walked against Joe Boever, 2-3, and 10th time in 13 games, including seven of the last was improperly lodged. through the 1992 season. seed Ivan Lendl, and racked up 88 aces in seven “ human mincer” in the 1982 vered up the number of deaths. Spartak and Haarlem of the A news conference to announce the planned later scored the winning run on Dwayne Murphy’s eight in the Kingdome. Blue Jey* 2, Tiger* 0: Two Toronto pitchers held Terms were not disclosed, but the agreement matches. match at Moscow, the magnitude Netherlands in the 100,000-seat sale was scheduled tentatively for Monday. grounder. The Mariners scored five runs on five hits against Detroit to two hits and Junior Felix homered as the is expected to be considerably more than ttie On Sunday, he became the first man in 40 years to of which had been covered up A lengthy front-page investiga­ Lenin Stadium, the management Completion of the sale hinges on league The Braves tied the game in the ninth when Scott Bailes, 4-4, and two relievers in the sixth to Blue Jays swept their first series ever at Tiger three-year, $1 million contract he’s finishing up win a 6-0 set in a Wimbiedon final, bombarding until now. tive story in the newspaper on decided to cram all the fans into 8 approval, but little difficulty is expected. shortstop Dickie Thon made a throwing error while break a scoreless tie. Darnell Coles, Ken Griffey Jr. Stadium this season. Edberg with passing shots down both lines and Sovietsky Sport, the official Saturday said parents believed one section. A double ring of Nuggets owner Sidney Shlenker vowed trying to complete a double play on a failed sacrifice and Omar Vizquel had run-scoring hits in the inning. Dave Stieb pitched hitless ball for 5 2-3 innings there were as many as 340 deaths “ In his three years here, Tony has done an volleying flawlessly. newspaper of the Soviet govern­ poiice surrounded the section, Saturday that “ the Nuggets will remain in bunt. Royal* 5, Whita Sox 4: Kansas City handed Chicago before Lou Whitaker lined a single past first extraordinary job,” said Sandy Alderson, He avenged his four-set toss to Edberg in the 1988 ment’s Sports Committee, at the stadium in Moscow’s and all but one staircase was Denver. There is no condition — none — under Atlanta lost Gerald Perry for the rest of the its sixth consecutive loss when Willie Wilson, baseman Fred McGriff to break up the no-hit bid. Oakland's vice president of baseball opera­ finals by blasting his way to the most one-sided title printed the expose over the Luzhniki section. A followup locked ” to save trouble to the which the Nuggets are leaving.” .«eason. He will undergo surgery after dislocating celebrating his 34th birthday, snapped a 4-4 tie with The only other hit off Stieb, 8-5, in seven innings was tions. since John McEnroe allowed Jimmy Connors only weekend. It said it was exposing article on Sunday repeated the police, cieaners,” the newspaper his right shoulder for the second time this season. an RBI single into shallow left field in the ninth a single by Fred Lynn in the seventh. four games in 1984. the incident now “ so as not to figure. reported

1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 10, 1989 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 S oftb a D P u z z le s TV celebrates the moon landing SCOREBOARD ACROSS By Kathryn Baker Tonight’s games 3 Pull to pieces Answer to Previous Puzzle listings for time). The moonwalk is on 4 Fracas The Associated Press A&N vs. Glenn II, 6 — Fitzgerald Thursday night. Splashdown occurs Monday, 1 Oaffylsl.) 5 At present J T V T o p ic s July 24. Glenn vs. Social Club. 7:30 — Fitzgerald 5 Sisters 6 Famed quarter­ NEW YORK - Charles Kuralt will be Dean vs. Police, 6 — Robertson “ As It Happened" and “ The Moon Above” B asebaD <^E No '3PEAk.N® G o lf 9 Greek letter back Johnny co-anchor with Dan Rather of CBS News’ will no doubt provide ample nostalgia. PBS’ Lathrop vs. Medical, 7:30 — Robertson 12 Small sworii special program marking the anniversary of a pilot, was very much interested in this" and, Sterling vs. Purdy. 6 — Pagani DEAR No “ The Other Side of the Moon” aims to be more ^ K R o i P S ^ T E » IP 5 13 Step______! 7 Nest of the first moon landing, but when the real listening to radio, relayed a play-by-play to Correnti vs. Strano, 7:30 — Pagani current — how did the moon mission affect ‘pTERoiK Greater Hartferd Open sceras 14 Part of corn pheasants event happened 20 years ago, he missed the largely disinterested passengers. Coach’s vs. Pub/MMH, 6 — Nike American League atandings the men who participated in it? plant 8 Shorthand whole thing. Kuralt took his camera crew around the Allied vs. Brown’s, 7:30 — Nike “ The Other Side of the Moon" airs July 19 CROMWELU Conn. (AP) — Rnd 15 Throughout For others who missed it, or simply want to m m m m r n 1 > * aeoro* ond monov wtdno* Sunday of th* 9 Took back plane and interviewed people. "I said to one and includes interviews with eight astronauts Sheriffs vs. Mainville, 6 — Keeney w 1. P el. OB watch it again, CBS, PBS and the Arts & — MOXim PGA Grootar Hartford Opon Utah or Iowa 10 Mata___ woman, ‘Well, this is a very exciting day, isn’t from the Apollo program, some whose names Century 21 vs. Hungry Tiger, 6 — Charter Oak Bolfltnor* m 17 .su ptayod on Ih* X7S4-yard, por-71 Teurnomonl Entertainment Network will offer specials Mow York a 41 .m 5Mi PloyaraClubofCannodIcutcourt*; 1 7 ______-la-la11 Spoken exam it?” and she said, ‘Yes, I’ve never been to are familiar and others who have become a Boston 41 41 Sunday results .4M 4 Paul Allnoor, SISILm 4MB4245—317 18 Rich cake 16 Fish trap commemorating the momentous event. CBS Hawaii before.’ ’’ MINHIukS* 42 4* .4 0 7 lesson in historical trivia: Jim Irwin, Rusty Toronto 42 4* w o y m L*yl, 4NX40O 4944 4447 2M 19 Part of will show footage that didn’t get on the air in Others around the country and the world AA LEAGUE — Washington Social Club trounced M7 7 Day* Rummdta, 44X000 7247-47-44—2R) 20 Melancholy Schweickart, Buzz Aldrin, Pete Ckmrad, Alan Clovotand 40 4* .471 1 climbing plant (poet.) 1969, A&E will re-create coverage as it were not so blase, and the extraordinary Pagani Caterers, 17-5, at Fitzgerald Field. Scott Dotroit n S4 JIS 17 Jim Cartar, S41J33 44427V44-271 Bean, Edgar Mitchell, Al Worden and Stuart m m DtYWM 1 Lao Trovlno, 441 ,W 7244.T247—371 21 Olympic 22 Hereditary fac­ happened, and PBS’ special catches up with events of that day in 1969 are magnified by Hanson led WSC with three hits while Chris Mateya, M. C dcovocch ta, 441333 47-4247-49-371 Roosa. w L PCI. OB several of the astronauts — some famous, hindsight and nostalgia. u gymnast___ tors Gary Hurley, Steve VanVooris and Mike Winter Collfornia S2 31 M7 Hoi Sutton, 139,100 47-714244-372 The astronauts, all white, male, over­ added two apiece. For Pagani’s, Ben Pagani had Oakland 52 M .m 1V4 Don Shlrov, 09,100 72474247-372 Korbut 24 Genus of frogs some forgotten — from the Apollo program. "The excitement of the journey really does achieving, tniddle-Americans, talk about how Konsot City 41 V .570 IVk B. McCollhtor, 429,100 494947-47-372 35 More uncanny 48 Grafted, in three hits with a homer while Jim Doherty and Ken Rogor MaltM*, 429,100 44494942-372 23 Openings 25 Actor Montand Kuralt missed out on the event, because, he get you all over again,” Kuralt said. “ I had they felt when presented with what must have Texas 47 7» .547 5Vi 40 Effective Bavier chipped in two each. Soottlo 42 44 .4H WVh Clark Burroughs, 429,100 4447-7249-372 24 Black bread 26 Fervor heraldry said, of Perry Wolff, who is the producer of forgotten many of the details, and I had never been a mystical experience. Rick Fohr, 42X000 714745-72-373 Farr’s defeated Washington Social Club, 9-5, at MInntsota 41 46 .471 11 27 Mexican money 28 Beginning ' 43 Crook 50 Scarce the two-hour CBS News special slated for seen some of the pictures — earthrise from O ilcoeo 22 M JI4 n v i W oym Grady, 42X000 494745-72-373 □ □ □ Fitzgerald. Joe Chetelat, Brian Dubiel and Gary Oahwdar's O iw ta Ckiranc* Roao, 41X000 497244 44 274 29 0pp. of endo 30 Look after 45 Cow's stomach 51 Do _ others . Thursday, "The Moon Above, the Earth the moon and other breathtaking things, and I Joy H009 4MJIOO 72404749-374 N«w York 7, Botton 5 32 Singer Frankie 31 Singletons 46 Brought up 52 Machine gun Below.’’ had forgotten also what a perilous, unlikely BETTER INFORMED? - More people Dubiel led Farr’s with three hits apiece with the T tx o i S, Oakland 4, 10 Innlnoi Brian Tonnvson, 41X000 4971-4971—274 latter two each homering. Dave Andrulitis homered California 4. MInnnafa I P ol M c(3owon, 41X223 71-424907—375 33 Household 47 First-rate (2 55 Heating Kuralt was dispatched by Wolff to do a trip it really was." watched the evening newscasts during the Mark Lvo, 41X223 72724247—375 Toronlo I; Dofrolt 3 34 Spruce up gods thoughtful day-in-the-life piece on that The moonwalk was yet another milestone in second quarter of 1989 than 1988, according to twice while Ed McKiernan had two hits. Mike Kama* City k CMcopo Z II Inning* Lor*n Roborta, 41X223 47497142-375 wds.) material Ronnta Block, 41X222 49727142-375 36 Deny momentous day, starting with sunrise in the decade when television news came of age. quarterly ratings from the A.C. Nielsen Co. Yawgel homered. For WSC, Mike Winter homered Bottlmor* 5> AMlwouk** 7 1 2 3 10 11 Sooftl* 4, Oovland X II Inning* Tim Simpson, 41X223 72494042—375 Maine and, numerous airline connections NBC and ABC plan to cover the anniversary and singled while Hanson had two hits. Jon Brandt John NMlWflav, 41X222 47427272-37S 37 Calm r “ ABC World News Tonight” was the homered. B odon 10, Now Y ork 5 Scott H odl, 41X222 72494970-37S 38 Jacob's son 12 later, concluding with sundown in Hawaii. in regular programming. There will likely be most-watched newscast, barely edging the Toronto X D*trolt 0 DovM Frost, 41X222 49497271—275 "I had to stand out there in the sun for hours a special "Nightline” on ABC devoted to the CHARTER OAK — Coastal Tool dumped Army & Doug Tawall, 41X222 49494272-275 39 Pleader "CBS Evening News.” ABC had a 9.7 rating MllwaukM 7, Boltlmor* 7 IS ” Navy, 17-6, at Fitzgerld. Scott Dickman hit for the Kon*a* City X CMoogo 4 Robort Wrann, 4X990 44497249-374 41 Dentist's deg. with a terrific headache, I remember, having anniversary. and a 20 share to CBS’ 9.6 and 20. "NBC cycle for the winners while Tim Bohr also collected Oakland 7, T*xo* 1 Ban Cramhow, 4X990 724971-49—374 42 Soak (flax) crossed eight or nine time zones, waiting for As it did with the 25th anniversary of the Nightly News” had an 8.8 and 19 share. For Soom* X Clovaland 0 Bobby W odkinx 4X990 71-474949-374 18 19 four hits. Rob Danielson and Rick Tarrello had Callfom la 0, Mlnn»i o*o 3 (Mark B rookx 4X990 72497270-374 44 Hubbub ” the damn sun to go down so that I could JFK assassination. Arts & Entertainment has the same three-month period in 1988, ABC had Dov* Borr, 4X990 7247-47-72—®4 three hits each while Tony Barrett, Paul Lasewicz kOaodm** Oon*** Royals 5, White Sox 4 46 Irish spirit 22 23 deliver my emotional closing of this thing,” compiled NBC footage into an “ as-it- a 9.6 rating, CBS had a 9.4 rating and NBC had No gam** tchtduM Nitlenal League results Cubs11,Dedgers4 Tad Scholl, 4X990 47-7247-72-374 and Bob Stanek added two apiece. For A&N, Russ Tgoodgy'* Oonw Rua* Cochran, 4X990 49724973—374 49 Southeast wind Kuralt recalled at a recent news conference. happened" special, "Moonwalk: As It an 8.6 rating. The rating is a percentage of all All-star Oom* ol AnaMm, Coltl., 0:3Sg.m. CHICAOO KANSAS O T Y Bill Britton, 4X990 47474274—374 28 29 "So I missed it ail, but on the way from Los Happened 1969." A&E’s coverage will begin Benevides, Keith Jarvis, Dayton Stimpson and LOS ANEHLS CNICAOO Howard Twttty, 4X943 47427547-377 53 Fish eggs U.S. homes with televisions, which currently ObrhM ObrhM Mats 6. Reds 3 ObrhM ObrhM Angeles to Honolulu is when the moon landing 20 years to the minute after the real event on Bruce Maccaro had two apiece. Oollghr cf 4 12 0 Etanrch cf 4 111 Ed HomanlX 4X90 424971-49—377 54 Stool pigeon is estimated to be 90.4 million. The share is a Ortflln ** 5 0 0 0 Walton d 5 3« I John McComtah, 4X90 424971-49—377 34 35 CBT beat Postal Express, 10-1, at Fitzgerald. L yom 3b 4 111 Sotfior 3b 3 0 0 0 Sndbrg 3b 4 10 0 56 Printer's took place, and the pilot of the airliner, being July 16 with liftoff of Apollo 11 (check local percentage of sets in use. ONCINIUTI NEW YORK G om oli d 5 0 1 0 Mae O’Grady, 4X90 49714249-377 National League standings Boln** dh 4000 Br*tf 1b 4 1 1 1 Olbaon If 5 0 1 0 O roc* lb 4 110 Rick Johnson led CBT with four hits while Scott CoMorn rf 5 0 13 BJocktn If 3000 o B r liM okrliM Oarv McCord, 4X90 42497272—377 measures LQunni & Murray 1b 3 1 1 0 (XMfton rf 5 3 3 2 MIk* Hulbart, 4X90 42724970—377 Y 10 0 0 lomuol d 4 1 1 1 LaBrec, Jim Bzdyra, Mike Fitzpatrick, Dave Poaoua If 5 000 Tobtar rf 3 0 3 0 Morahol rf 4 1 1 0 Loncoatr p 0 000 57 Needle case OWalkr 1b 3 110 WItaon c f Bningr 1b 4 110 MonRn lb 4 0 1 0 Kannv Knox, 4X90 45474974-377 W L P d . OB 2 111 S d oad o c 3 1 3 0 McCIndn If 3 100 38 Welskopp and Todd Lessard added two each. For Monrld 2b 3 0 11 TrtobH dh 3 100 Larkin ss 4 0 10 HJhnsn lb 4 1 0 0 Curt Byrum, 43,400 49497240—374 58 Art deco M ontrtol 41 10 .5 0 _ EDovta ct 4 0 11 Shwbrv rf 1 0 11 Homitn 3b 4 1 2 3 DwSmth If 10 10 Tom Parnic* Jr., 4X400 49427249-371 T V T o n ig h t Postal, Bob Judd had three hits while A1 Little, Gary Bo*ton ph 0000 Moefortn c 3 12 0 Andaan 2b 4 0 2 1 Low 3b 3 110 illustrator O ilca oo 47 11 .547 IVk EWIlm* 3b Ottain rf 4 0 1 0 MWItan rf 1 0 1 0 P.H. Horgon III, 4X400 7247-71-72-374 Now York 0000 FWMta 2b 4 0 12 Vatanzta p 1000 Kllgu* p 0000 Cogan and Don Mayo added two each. 45 W .514 7V, Oulltan ** 4 13 0 R oom w If 4 1 1 0 McRvMs It 4 0 0 0 Bob Glldsr, 4X400 45744972-371 5 9 ______Moines St. Louis WMImn a* 3 000 ShoRiv ph 1000 Sufdift* p 1000 44 11 .5M 1 K arkovk c 3 0 10 Bucknr oh LHorrls 7b 4 0 11 Joftarh 7b 1110 Stay* Pd*, 43400 49404972-374 60 Cut down (a WEST SIDE — Food for Thought defeated Cox Pntsburoh 1000 Crow* p 00 0 0 Wabatar rf 10 13 46 47 52 1960s to the Initiation of the Gemini space 14 47 ,4M 11 Ftak c 1000 P otod * 3b 0000 Rood c 10 0 0 Sosstr c 1 1 0 0 Jim G d loolw r, 4X400 72424272-371 I 49 (H) National Geographic Richard Klley member. (60 min.) Cable, 6-4, at Pagani Field. Steve Martin, Arnie Phlladolohta n s JI1 15W Slubb* ph 0000 Borryhlll c 5 12 4 tree) 6:00PM (S d)(S) ® News walk and docking effort. (60 min.) (R) 24 4M 4 22 5 0 5 Wnphm pr 0 10 0 Lombard c 1000 Br*1t Uppar, 4X569 72727246—379 narrates this close-up examination of the [A& E] French Revolution Examination of Wssi DtvWsa Dtaz c 1 000 Etator ta 1111 MHtchr ph 10 11 Dunaton a* 4 2 2 0 Ed Florl, 4X549 47-497449-379 Fink and Brian Brown led the winners with two hits HoraMar p 0 0 00 BlatackI p 30 0 0 61 Inert gas 53 3 ) Mott Houston behavior of tigers In the wild, filmed In two the rule of King Louis XVI and his Queen, [CNN] Crossfire W L P d . OB AAohtar p 10 11 Oloda p 1000 Tim P ptrovlc 4X549 47-727270—379 of India's national parks. (60 min.) each. Bob Latuis, Chris Didden and Jack Busher Son Pronctaco 51 16 JI4 _ MBrwn pr 0 0 0 0 Agullora 0 0 1 0 0 C(}wvn ph 1000 Wllkrwi 3b 2 00 0 Laonard Thompan, 43J49 62704971—379 (111 Star Trek Marie Antoinette. (60 min.) [DIS] MOVIE; 'Vaniahing Africa' Afri­ Kam o* CRy MO 012 401—4 Soorag* p 0000 collected two each in defeat. Houston 41 a .541 7 Dm out whan winning run icortd. O iortton p 0 0 0 0 Billy Roy Brown, 43J69 71-47-4273—379 DOWN 66 57 (31) M cCloud S) Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame Lola [CNN] Headline News ca's endangered species are shown living andnnorll 44 41 .504 7 DIbhta p 0 0 0 0 JHowall p 0000 Kan Gr**n, 4X569 71-474272-379 Falana, Elisabeth Welch, Alvin Alley and with the progress of man arta struggling E—K orkovlo*. Pa*oua. EWIIIIom*. ToNd* 37 411 * 291113 9 Sledge Hammerl [D IS] Big Bands at Disneyland: Buddy Oakland Heights defeated Sterling Upholstery, San Ologo 42 4* .477 tVi DP—Chicago I. LOB—Chicago IX Kon*a* Tokulvo p 0000 Tony (h-lmaa, 4X569 49726575—379 actress Jasmine Guy receive awards at the for their own territory rights. 1976. Los Anooltt 1 Animal home 69 so 61 Rich Buddy Rich and his band perform 9-3, at Pagani Field. Bob Luiz and Rene Lavallie had 40 47 .410 11 City 11.2B—OWalktr, Korkevlc*, Moefor- Dontali ph 1000 I ma Ammatea DovM Oorin, 4X370 47-727272—310 (S) Qentta Doctor: Veterinary Medicine 16th-annual ceremony. Also features tri­ Allonta 14 51 .414 15 ■dW IM M l N S - 4 classic hits of the '4 0 s and '8 0 s at Disney­ [ESPN] Booting World lom . Etaonralch, Lyon*, Coktaron, Br*tl. Tatata M 1 7 1 ToMII M444 Billy Androd*, 4X370 6271-7271—340 2 Capable of (2 (R) butes to Lena Home, the Nicholas Brothers three hits apiece to lead the winners while Mike lohirBov'i Batata IM 001 04k—II Jim H dlal, 4X370 6247-7272-3E) land. (60 min.) SB— Etaonralch (17),ky lb 4 12 3 KunkN u 40 20 BIknN) rf 3 110 ObrhM ObrhM 5 000 Young d 3 000 Penny Ham m d, 441,350 494271-306 (£ ® ABC News (CC). [CNN] PrimeNews (3) Weekday (R) MHoll dh 5 12 0 Or**nwt If 5 0 3 1 Oalorra 1b 4 030 Doran 3b 3 0 10 Holll* Stacy, 419,479 Keeney. Doug Green was the winning pitcher while Kroutor c 3 000 O oltoao *• 4 13 1 Buttar cf 5 110 Cotaman If 5 0 00 724262-404 S5) Too Close for Comfort [D IS] Great Expectations (CC) Pip (An­ ® M *A *S *H 2:00AM X Supark>r Court Borfldd rt 4 2 2 5 Evan* rf 5 13 1 Bo*tav ph 0000 RThmp 2b 3 10 0 Oouand 2b Brook* rf 5 111 GDovta 1b 4 0 0 0 Nancy Lopez, 419,479 727260—300 4 13 3 Aldrota If thony Calf) iTegIns his new life In London, (33) Real Estate Update Todd Stebbins, Bob Wilson and Doug Green had Pglrulo 3b 4 0 2 0 Rom lm cf 4 110 Sundbrg c 1000 WCIork 1b 4 12 3 OSmIth *■ 4 02 0 2 3 2 1 Camlnit 3b 40 10 Ltadolt* Neumann, (19,479 626271—304 ky(13),Evam(l1),Rlv*ro Andoran p 0000 career as a dancer. Jennifer Beals, Michael [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire Franco (11), Lonoford (14), Blonkonohlp (3). Bodroon p 0000 Suton Sandora, tXISO 47-7249-313 Nouri, Sunny Johnson. 1983. Rated R. (In [TMC] MOVIE: 'Souvenir' David homer while Jeff Holt homered in defeat. (3). SB—Polonia (IS). S—Kufchar. SF— SF—McGwIr*. Urib* n 3 110 To9M* 29 415 4 T oM * II 1 4 1 Dal* Eggallng, 9X150 A27273-313 R [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'T h e M issio n a ry ' A mis­ Romoro, Boggi. ycA Inside Edition Stereo) Hughes’ novel inspired this account of a Bidwell Spirit Shoppe beat Memorial Corner IP H R HR BB SO Bonlnrn a* 1000 D. Hdnlcka-Rouch, 9X395 7271-72-313 7:00PM (X) sionary returning from Africa Is put in German soldier’s troubled journey to the IP N TWIItan p 0000 421 124 m b -4 O ilhlro Nokallm o, 4X395 7 2 4 2 7 2 - 313 S ) (S) Wheal of Fortune (CC). [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire charge of twenty-eight young prostitutes. Store, 11-5, at Keeney. Green was the winning Now York MO 414 444-1 Bonnta Louar, 9X394 French village where he was stationed dur­ Hough U5-10 41-3 5 7 5 5 4 Konttady c 30 10 724271-313 [TMC] MOVIE: 'Souvenir' David Michael Palin, Maggie Smith, Trevor Ho­ Setwtao L.I-1 4 6 TOION DP—Houaton X LOB— Sara McGatrlck, S3494 424275-313 (X) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) ing World War II. Christopher Plummer, pitcher while Chevrette and Green had three hits Mtalk* 0 1 0 0 0 0 23 4 0 4 23 411 5 Hughes’ novel inspired this account of a ward. 1982. Rated R. M ohorelc 1-2 1 Rogor* 1-2 1 0 0 2 0 M ontrad 11, Houaton 7, 3B—Sontovanla X Barb T hom ox 9X474 727242-314 (33) ® Cheers (CC). Catherine Hicks, Michael Lonsdale. 1988. each. Mike Pastick had two hits with a homer while Gutermon 2 2 4 5 AMrota, L ongatoa Camlnitl. 3B—Owon. Mna FoutI, 9X474 754272-314 German soldier's troubled journey to the [USA] Miami Vice Crockett must bait a Rated R. (In Stereo) Quanta 11-3 2 0 0 0 3 (28 M*A*S*H Andy Kablonski homered. Glen Pelligrinelli and Ed CPorkor 1 0 HR-Brooki (4), Aldrota (1). SB—YoMIng C ordyn Hill, 9X474 727272-314 EMAR K French vlllsge where he was stationed dur­ dangerous trap when he promises to clear [USA] Chao Visual Bosloa WNch W,1IM 41-3 4 1 0 0 5 E—Litton. DP—San Frondac* X LOB— (4). S—OaMartln*i..SF—Longaton. E ldn* Croaby, 9X473 71-7271-314 IS) © ) MacNail/Lehrer Newshour ing World War II. Christopher Plummer, the name of a high school athlete arrested Crandall collected two each in defeat with the Dopson 4 M 7 _ IF H R RR BB SO Sandra H avda, 9X473 Honoycutt S,11 333 0 0 0 0 4 Son Frondaco 7, StLoul* X 3B—Konnadv, 627271-314 ® Dora's World Catherine Hicks, Michael Lonsdale. 1988. for delivering heroin. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 2:30AM X Sustaining former homering. John Moulton homered. BSIontav IM 3 Mtalk* pitchod to 1 baltar In Ih* 7lh. Mltcholl, Brunomky, Pondlotoa 3. 3B— AAortho Nouta, 9X473 7 2 4 2 7 3 - 314 Rated R. (In Stereo) Murphy M 0 L o n g F ^ W A 3 4 5 1 1 3 9 C ord lm R are*, 9X473 71-71-71—314 11:30PM (I) ® Nightline (CC). 01) ® Alice HBP—Palmoira by Watch. WP—Hough, Oouando. SB—TWItaon (1). S-M ogram. ® IS) Currant Affair [USA] Murder, She Wrote Jessica in­ REC — Nutmeg Mechanical Services staved off LSmmi WJ-1 2 0 Rogor*. PB—Kroutar X Hooiov. SF—Mltcholl. Burk* ^ 1 1 0 0 0 0 Laura Huribut, 9X473 7271-73-314 ® Dating Gama HBP—Romlm by Schulz*, o*r*n by S3) Star Trek vestigates the murder of one of Cabot 3 ) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) the Elks, 8-6, at Nike Field. Dave Chevrette and Umpirot—Homo, Scott; FMI, Joyco; IP H R HR BB SO Myra B lockw ddar, 9X053 727242-315 SETTAL [CNN] Sporta Latenight Dcp*on. Socond, Wolka; Third, Evan*. Scott U14-5 3 5 2 2 1 4 Cathy Garrlng, (X053 727249-415 [A&E] Chronicle Profiles of Raoul Wal­ Cove's most illustrious citizens, a world fa­ 03) Honaymooners Mike Linsenbigler led NMS with three hits each Umpir** Itonta, Rtllly; Rr*t, Croft; T—3:11. A--4X0IX TWItaon L,1-2 3 4 Sditadr 2 5 3 3 1 0 Allison Rnnav, 9X053 727242-315 mous artist. Guests: Tess Harper, Foster [DIS] Schama of Things Knappar 2 10000 lenberg and Oskar Schindler, who shel­ I® Tonight Show (In Stereo) while Scott Linsenbigler, Dave Miner, Tom Socond, McCoy; Third, Ro*. McComont 3 3 Qndy AAockay, 9X053 7 2 7 2 7 1 - 315 WHAT UOAFETO tered Jews during Hitler's reign. Brooks. (60 min.) T—3:11. A—3X5B1. Andaraon 2 4 110 1 nizo (3) Show of Shows [ESPN] SportaCantar Up-to-date Qndy Rgg-Currlar, 9X053 71-7271-315 Ooaaag* o 4 LACK. scores. Orlowski and Brian Martin added two each. Norm Mariners 8, IndlansO Loffort* 2 1 HBP—Owon by Schatiodor. WP— Cathy Marino, (X053 *27272-315 [CNN] Monaylina 8:30PM (X) Heartland (CC) Casey's Longaton. ® St. Elsewhere Kowalsky and Rusty Meek had three hits each in Bodroan 1 o Tammla Graan, 4X051 72*272-315 [ESPN] SporteCanter Up-to-date heartbreak over losing two family dogs [M AX] MOVIE: 'A Fish Callad Wanda' Blue Jays 2, Tigers 0 Umpir**—Horn*, Rung*; FIrat, Halllon Trtah Johnson, 91447 HESTOO 9Z) MacNeil/Lahrar Newshour SILaols 727542-314 Now arrange the circled letters to scores. makes her hesitant to welcome a new (CC) A London lawyer gets mixed up with defeat while Tom Reiser and Kevin Downham CLEVELAND SEATTLE Magrom W,94 41-3 7 Socond, Brocklondor; Third, Engol. Kota Rooarton, (1,567 727270-314 4 4 3 4 T-3:(B. A-2X231. lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ puppy. (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Tonight jewel thieves in search of their hidden loot. added two each. ObrhM ObrbM Coatallo S3 1 0 0 0 0 AAorgoral Word, (1467 7271-71—314 [HBO] Nature Watch (CC) TORONTO OHTROIT Brow m 2b 4 0 3 0 RoynM* 2b w : gested by the above cartoon. (22) Hogan Family (CC) While on a [D IS] MOVIE; 'Do You Love Ma7' A mu­ John Cleese. Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline. 4 00 0 D oylov S,7 3 0 0 0 0 1 Jom Gaddaa, 91467 75*271-314 Manchester Pizza blasted Coach’s Corner, 26-3, at abrhM obrhM Jom m If 4030 C olto If 4 100 Anm K dlv, 91466 [LIFE] HeartBaat Prior to Alison's wed­ class trip, Willie and Mark happen upon a sic school dean faces dismissal when she 1988. Rated R. FOIIx c f TWItaon pitchod to I both w In Ih* 4lh, 7 2 7 2 7 2 - 314 4 111 P dtl* cf 4000 POBrtn lb 4000 ADovI* 1b 2 3 2 0 Padres 5, Pirates 3 Donna WhHa, (1466 ding, Marilyn tells her daughter why, as a nude portrait of Sandy. (R) (In Stereo) gets a touch of big-band fever. Maureen Nike Field. Don Greenwood, Keith Lindstrom and F*m ndi u 4 0 10 B*rgmn 1b 4000 Ooaoog* pitchod to 5 baltar* In lh *4 lh . 727272-314 [U SA] Is There Love After Marriage Cartar c f 4000 Loonrd dh 4 12 1 Jam Craltar, (1464 ««— d u r a r a young woman, she abandoned her tamilv. O'Hara, Dick Haymes, Harry James. 1946. Orub*r 3b 4 0 10 Whitakr 2b 4 0 10 HBP—TPona by TWItaon, RThompaon 47-7272-314 (60 min.) [ESPN] Baseball's Greatest Hits Kevin Morse had five hits apiece for MP while Art DChirk rf 3000 Cote* rf 4 3 3 3 by M agrom . BK—M ogrom . SAN DIEOO 2:35AM X Family Feud GBoll If 3 110 Trom m l ** 4 0 0 0 Datano dh 3000 Ortffoy cf 3 112 PITTSBUROH (Answers tomorrow) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Nowell, Ted Clifford and Tim Nicola had four each. AAcGrlff lb 3 0 10 Morind dh 3 00 0 Umpir** Homo, RIpploy; Flr*t,Fro*m- *ObrbM jrhM Seniors golf scores [USA] Miami Vice 9:00PM (X) Murphy Brown (CC) The scores. Home Shopping Over­ A guovo 3b 3 0 10 Proatay 3b 3 10 0 ming; Socond, Tola; Third, OoMuth. Roborta 3b Jumbles: LEAKY BURLY EYEFUL VISION 3:00AM X Dan Bober, Tony Powell and Kevin Comeau added B ontari c 3 0 2 1 Lynn If 30 10 Skinnor c 5 12 0 RRvMa d 4 100 Saturday's news team changes tactics to lure viewers 30 10 Volta c 4010 Tmpttn M Und 3b [H BO ] Tales From the Crypt (CC) A bum night Service (3 hrs.) L** 3b 4 0 0 0 Lomon rf 3000 F*rmln ** 50 0 1 4 03 2 Answer What were the shoemaker's two favorite kinds from a "trash T V " show. (R) (In Stereo) two each. Ken Acelin had two in defeat. 3 0 00 Vlzouol a* 4 0 11 T-2:4X A-4I,*SX TOwynn rf Rodua If CONCORD, Mott. (A P )-R n al aeoraaond 7:30PM (X) Entertainment Tonight (Joe Pantoliano) who has been given nine (33) White Shadow Bronly dh 3 00 0 Schu 3b 3 00 0 21 040 TotoN 4 12 1 1000 of fish?— SOLE & 'EEL (heel) 22 097 W ynm d 4 0 11 Benda If money winning* Sunday of ttwnOOjnOOIaltat Char interview. (In Stereo) (X) (S) MOVIE; ‘Dr. No' (CC) James STANDINGS: Main Pub/MMH 8-1, Manchester Whitt ph 1000 Slnotro c 3 0 00 1000 Senior* Clastic dovad on th* 4,492vard, lives by a mad scientist grows fearful as he ® Trapper John, M. D. RAIomr 2b 4 130 Bonllta 3b 4 0 1 0 Bond discovers a nuclear base in Jamaica Low!*** rf 3 0 10 por-73 Nothowtuc Country Qub court*: IX) ® Jeopardy I (CC). approaches his ninth and final life. (In Pizza 8-2, Elks 6-3, Nutmeg Mechanical Services 5-3, M o**by c f 1000 Jonta* If 3000 OWItaon rf 4 000 established to divert the course of rockets Stereo) [A& E] Bud Cort at the Improv Actor Bud Nataon lb King lb QD Kota & Allia (CC). projected from Cape Canaveral. Sean Con­ Wilson Electric 5-5, Center Congo 4-5, Coach’s S3 2 0 2 If 010 DP—Sodltta 1. LOB—OovaMnd X Phillies 4, Braves 3 3 112 3 0 10 Bob Chortat, (4S4no Cort ("Harold and Maude") welcomes Poront c VonStyk d 657245-300 S oolll* 5. 2B -L *a n ord , Cota*. 3B—Cota*. 3000 1000 MIk* Hill, 9364)00 (33) INN News nery, Ursula Andress, Jack Lord. 1963. (R) 11:35PM (X Night Court comics Scott LaRose, Fred Stoller, David Corner 2-7, Renn’s Tavern 0-11. (13 Innings) Roaman p 0000 RQunm a* 3 100 654242-303 000 o w - s SF-Ortft*v. Bruc* Crompton, (19,750 6247-71-304 S) (28 MOVIE: ‘Hands of a Stranger’ Strassman, Maxine Lapidus and Glenn Su­ Oront p 4 100 DrtU c 3 0 10 ® M * A * S * H 12:00AM X USA Today Cosmetic NIKE — J&M Grinding nailed Reed Constuction, IP H R RR BB SO Dal* Doudoax 919,750 426271-304 (CC) Joe's ever-increasing obsession with per. (60 min.) OP—Oofrott 1. LOB—Taranto 7, Ootrolt X MoDovta p 0000 Kromar p 2 111 ® Win, Lose or Draw surgery performed on Texas prison in­ 11-3, at Nike Field. Pete Anthony, A1 Parlow, Scott FHILA ATLANTA Jim Farr**, 91X100 4271-45-305 his wife's assault threatens to destroy his [CNN] Headline New* Ovomight HR—PMIx (0 ). Hoaton p 1000 Millar Barber, 91X100 mates. Boil** LA4 523 4 4 4 3 1 ObrhM ObrhM Bair p 427247-305 ® Naw hart (CC). career. Armand Assante, Blair Brown, Waters and Mark Dumond had three hits each for IP N R RR BB SO Yott 0 2 1110 O vkdro c f 5 13 1 OMcDN cf 40 10 0000 Tarry Dill, 910400 714247-306 [D IS] Great Expectations (CC) Pip (An­ Congal* ph 10 10 ® Cosby Show (CC). Bavatiy D'Angelo. 1987. Part 2 of 2. (R) (33) Ufastyles of the Rich and Famous StvOovt* 23 2 3 3 0 0 Horr 3b 5011 BMuaor I* 5 100 Wdtar Zambritkl, 99,350 427269-307 Actor Chad Everett; actress Mariska Hargl- thony Calf) begins his new life in London, J&M while Pat Gauruder, Tom Caravella, Bill SIMb W4-S 7 3 0 0 2 1 TMOH 25 5 0 5 23 37 3 A s tr o g r a p h 123 1 1 1 0 1 VHayo* rf 5 12 0 LSmIlh H 403 1 Don AAorgan, 97,245 71-7142-30S [A&E] World of Survival (3) dS Adventure (CC) Modem sailor tay ("Falcon Crest"); comic Fred Trava- while continuing to pursue Estella: the Wilson and Dan Dumond chipped in two each. For Hank* S J 7 0 0 0 0 3 Jordon lb 4 0 11 DMrphv rf Orvlll* AAoodv, 97,145 50 10 Ml 724247—30S [CNN] Croasfire Stephen Thomas serves an apprenticeship lena. (60 min.) (R) identity of Pip's secret benefactor is re­ Reed, Mike Adams had three while Dave Bonkhaod W,Bd 9 4 0 0 0 4 DwMpy If 40 11 OPorry 1b 3001 Homaro Btancox 97,245 72624S-30S with Mau Piailug on an outrigger canoe vealed. With Kim Thomson, Jean Sim­ Tonona L,7-0 0 7 1 3 3 5 Y olf pllchod lo 3 baltar* In Ih* Olh. Ooullon c 4010 UMoutal p 0000 Frank Beard, 97,345 424271-30S [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga­ (39 Hug Tight A fund-raiser for St. Jude's Rutherford and Rob Roya added two each with the Nunoi I 1 0 0 0 2 E—King. DP—Son Dtago 1 LOB—Son journey using tr^itional South Seas navi­ mons and Anthony Hopkins. (2 hrs.) Part 2 WP—Yott X CHoyo* 3b 4000 Ackor p 0000 Dtago X Plttaburgh 7. 2B—Kromar, King, zine Weekly report. gation techniques. (60 min.) Hospital. Host: Danny Thomas. (60 min.) of 3. (In Stereo) HBP—Lom on by SItab. RMcDwl p latter homering. Umpir**—Hama, Brinkman; nrN, 0 000 Orogg ph 1000 RAIomar. HR-ttalaon (3). SB—Robarf* (3) Morton Downey Jr. Umpir**—Homo, John*an; Plr*t, McCtallond; Socond, Coonov; Third, Roody ph 0000 Elehhm p same tactics and methods today that [HBO] Encyclopedia: The "O " Volume [A&E] Spaceflight (CC) A profile of U.S. [ESPN] Mickey Thompson's Off Road 0000 (N ), TOwynn (27), Wynm (4). S-^Jorna*. Tierney’s nipped Allied Printing, 5-4, at Nike. Jeff Hondrv; Socond, Rood; Third, dork. Cobta. Parrott p 0000 Thotm oh 1000 (CCj. (In Stereo) and Soviet space programs from the early ® Success 'n Ufa Championship Grand F ^ (60 min.) (R) T-0;2X A-3X41X IP H R BR BB SO Barter, Tom Fortin and Jeff D’Angona led T-3:2I. A-1X02X Thon ** 4 100 Boovar p 0000 C a le n d a r ^Birthday thing successfully. What worked previ­ [M AX] MOVIE: ‘And Now for Some­ 1960s to the Initiation of the Gemini space (iS) Win, Lose or Draw [U SA ] Hiatory of Diating MulMnd p 3000 Borroo ph 1010 Roamuaon thing C^plately Diffarent' Members of walk and docking effort. (60 min.), Tierney’s with three hits each while John Butler Addud ph 1 2 3 3 3 3 4 0 ously should work again now with a few (jll Synchronal 1110 Whitad 3b 40 10 Grant wj-1 4 2 3 4 0 0 I 4 "Monty Python's Flying Circus" present a 3:05AM X N e w s (R) Brewers 7, Orioles 2 Angels 9, Twins 3 Carman p 0000 T ro d w 2b 5 110 minor adjustments. [CNN] Larry King Live added two. For Allied, Chris Green, Bruce Clements MoDovta S,23 23 0 0 0 0 0 series of comedy sketches. Graham Chap­ [A&E] Uving Planet: A Portrait of the Jam 3b 20 00 Banodid c 3000 (60 min.) 3:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'The 11th and John Pierson had two each, Pltfabarab Today July 11,1989 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You man, John Cleese, Eric Idle. 1972. Rated [ESPN ] Baseball Roundtable Earth BALTIMORI MILWAUKHR Ruaooll c 3000 Kromar L4-5 have won the confidence of someone Commandment' The battle for control of STANDINGS: Allied 8-2, J&M Grinding 7-2, MINNESOTA CAUPORNIA JDgvl* ph 1000 4 4 4 3 1 3 PG. [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Pokar Alice' A devoutly [CNN] Nawsnight *rbM ObrhM ObrbM obrhM 3 4 1112 TWILIGHT LEAGUE — who has been studying you rather religious woman Is shocked to learn that a family business intensifies when a mys­ PBrodlv If 505 1 Molltor 3b 5 0 3 1 Ctarv p 3110 The year ahead could be an extremely terious third party enters the picture. Mari­ ■ Tierney’s 6-3, Brown’s Package Store 5-3, Mudville Moao* If 4 0 0 0 SchoflM ** 4 3 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 4 Moriarty’s at Imagineers closely. This person now believes you to the house she won In a poker game Is ac­ [ESPN] Women's Vollayball; Pro Or*ulok rf 5000 Yount c f 5 3 11 Evam lb 20 10 Umpir**—Honta, Hahn; FIrat, Mon­ active one for you socially as well as bu- 7:35PM [D IS] Mouaaterpiace Thea­ (60 min.) (R| lyn Hassett, Dick Sargent. 1987. Rated Nine 5-5, Reed Construction 3-6, Fat Belly Deli 2-8, Buah rf 3000 R oy 2b 5 12 3 44494 TofoN 44 2 M2 tually a brothel. Elizabeth Taylor, George Beach Tournament CRIpkn n 5 0 10 Brogg* If 4 1 3 0 Puckolt cf 4 0 10 OWhIt* cf 5011 tagu*; Socond, Wondalatodt; Third, DorUng. (Bloomfield High), 6 p.m. slnesswlse. Lots of new contacts and be one who will keep secrets to yourself ter NR. J.C. Penney 1-8. Totttatn dh 3000 B rock 1b 4010 told to you by others. Hamilton, Tom Skerritt. 1987. [HBO] Vietnam War Story (CC) A ser­ Hrbok 1b 4 111 Joynor 1b 4 12 1 exciting personal experiences are In the geant learns an act of kindness can have Trab*r 1b 3 130 D**r rf 5133 Gooltl 3b 4 111 Dwnng dh 3 2 3 3 T-3:3X A-2X5SX CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Worth­ 8:00PM (XI Kata & Allia (CC) Allie [M AX] MOVIE; 'A Fish Called Wanda' 3:30AM [USA] Paid Programming Mlllign 1b 1000 ShaffIM m 5 00 0 Larkin dh 4 110 CDovb If 5000 offing. gives a party for Bob's co-workers and (CC) A London lawyer gets mixed up with violent results. (In Stereo) Horr roochod on catchor'* Intarihranc*. Tuesday while suggestions are apt to result to­ 3:35AM [ T M C ] m o v i e ; "nw Fury' A M dvin c 3 00 0 M ov*r dh 3 0 10 Horpor c 4 0 3 0 Armm rf 5 12 0 CANCER (June 21-July 22) A s the day new boss. (R) (In Stereo) jewel thieves In search of their hidden loot. [LIFE] HeartBaat The medical practice BAndin c f 3 110 Francn ph 0000 E—Mulholland, Banodid, Evonx Than. day from a discussion you'll have with a young psychic is kidnapped by espionage Oogm •* 3 0 00 Porrtah e 4 13 1 LOB—Phllodalphla X Altonia II. 2B— LEGION BASEBALL - presses on, you are likely to become (X) (® MacGyvar (CC) Unaware that two John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline. faces a law suit; slow cash flow might Little League WIhgIn lb 4 0 30 PMd*r pr 0000 Owvor ph 1 0 0 0 Howoll 3b 4 110 more and more sociable. It you haven't business associate who is not limited to agents and must be found before the fury G on n l* 2b 4 0 11 COBrtan c 3 111 LSmIth, Borroa. SB—OMcDowoll (3). Manchester at Stafford, 5:45 murderous ex-cons are in the group, Mac- 1988. Rated R. force a pay cut for the doctors. (60 min.) of his power breaks loose. Kirk Douglas, Bokor 2b 2 0 11 SF—Jordon, OParry. Transactions made plans for this evening that Include traditional thinking. Gyver leads a Phoenix Foundation expedi­ Gontnr 2b 3 110 Tons* ss s s s t o m n 30911 9 p.m. [USA] WWF Prime Tims Wrestling [TMC] MOVIE: ‘Hunter's Blood' A John Cassavetes, Andrew Stevens. 1978. IP H R HR BB SO AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Act in tion on a wilderness stress-relief program. 35 212 2 3 5 7 1 4 4 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - stimulating companions, it might prove group of city boys fall prey to backwoods Rated R. Weekend result Mhiklllla OM OSS 1^0-0 tun to do so. Know where to look tor ro­ harmony with your thoughts and inspi­ (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 9:30PM (X) Designing Woman (CC) poachers during an Arkansas deer hunt. MuHidand 4 5 3 2 2 4 BASEBALL An avalanche strands the Sugarbaker 3:40AM X Nlghtwatch Joliwd In CaRfondo OBI M2 l2x-0 Carman 1 1 0 0 0 1 Vernon at Moriarty’s (East mance and you'll find it. The Astro- rations today, because Ideas you'll get ( D MOVIE: ‘Fatal Vision' Four years af­ Sam Bottoms, Kim Delaney, Clu Gulager. FARM LEAGUE TOURNAMENT - The Lawy­ MNwaok** MO 010 n x - 7 E—Oaono, DP—Callfarnlo I, LOB— women and their respective male compa­ Progress RMcOwll 3 2 1 0 3 0 CALIFORH u T * ^ * " " ANOeLS— Adlvatad Catholic), 6 p.m. concerning ways to further your ambi­ ter the murders of Freddy Kassab's daugh­ 1987, Rated R. (In Stereo) ers of the National Farm League routed American E—Worthington. DP—Boltlmora 1, Mll- MInnoaala X Callfomta IX 3B—Puckolt, Qraph Matchmaker instantly reveals nions at a tkl resort. (R) (In Stereo) wouk** 1. LOB— Bottlm or* KL Mllwauk** 11. Parralt W,52 3 2 0 0 1 4 Grog Minton, pltdwr, from th* 12day which signs are romantically perfect (or tions could be very worthwhile. ter and two grandchildren, the case is reo­ [USA] New Mika Hammer 4:00AM 03) streets of San Francisco Legion of the American League, 14-1, in the Town SchoftaM X Harpw, DownIna, HR—Oaolll dtaobtad Hat. Placad Ctaudall WooMnoton, pened against MacDonald, now a 2B—PBrodtay, Yount, Gomatax Mayor. (14), DownIna (9), Hrbak (9). S— you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You could [HBO] MOVIE: 'Christina' (CC) Strange (39 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 5B Brogg* (10), Yount (I). 5—MMvIn, d o r y 4 2 2 5 3 3 3 3 outftaMar, on th* ISMoy dtaoMad Hat. Wednesday respected emergency-room doctor. Karl 1 2:05AM X Pat Sajak Farm Little League Tournament. Ryan Olshefski SchoftaM. SF—Dakar, Downing. umoutat 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 DETROIT TIGERS-aont Jock Morrt* newspaper, P.O. Box-91428, Cleveland, be rather lucky today in material ways, things start to happen when a high school COBrtan. IP N RERBBSO Malden, Eva Marie Saint, Garu Cole. 1984. ® Otw Day at a 'H m a Part 1 of 2. was the hitting star for the Lawyers with four hits, IP N R HR BB SO Ackar 1 1 0 0 0 1 ond Joff RoMn*on,pltch*rxto LokoMndofth* LEGION BASEBALL - OH 44101-3428. but the gains you'll acquire could come loser restores s '6 8 Plymouth Fury. Keith 12:30AM X St. Elaawhere 9 Part 2 of 2. [A&E] MOVIE; "Hw Rage of Paria' A Eldihom 2 0 0 0 0 0 Flarlda Slat* Loagu* tor 22davr*haMlltatlon to you in a circuitous fashion that you’ll Gordon, John Stockwsll, Alexandra Paul. X Morton Downey Jr. (R) including a grand slam, and eight runs batted in. AAndaaon L.9-7 5 7 4 3 2 4 Boovar L,23 3 1 1 1 2 1 Manchester at Rockville, 6 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You might be (33) MOVIE: "Tlw Bedroom W indow' The 1983. Rated R. Parisian girl sets out on a vigorous cam­ SchmMI L > « * 10 5 5 3 I Dyar I 3 2 2 0 1 understand but associates won't. (3) ® Lota Night With David Latter- Tony Bombardier had three hits while Jay Therrien Thurmond 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Umplfo* tiom a, IWrad iback ; FIrat, '"ftw IsSf*’ CITY ROYALS—Purchoaod p.m. surprised today by the candid com­ tables are turned on a young executive paign to snare a wealthy husband, but suc­ Wovm 1 2 110 3 McSbNry; Second, Waot; Third, WHB- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Several 10:00PM C£) Nawhart (CC) Dick re­ m an (R) (In Stereo) cumbs to true love instead. Danielle Dar- and Greg Panas added two apiece. Seth Rattet MllackI 124 4 t 2 2 0 Raordon I 22201 Ih* controd of Bob Buchonon, pitchor, ments of a person whose confidence when he becomes the prime suspect of the om x from Onwho of Ih* Amorlcon Aaooctallon. you didn’t know you enjoyed. What oc­ people you have strong emotional ties murder ha claims to have witnessed. Steve luctantly escorts Stephanie to a high-class ® Morton Downay Jr. rieux, Douglas Fairbanks Jr, Mischa Auer. tossed a one-hitter to gain the pitching win. Ben CoRfarola T-4;«7. A -^ m gala. Merv Griffin appears as himself. (R) BoNo W,X5 7 9 1 1 2 4 MWItt W,7-7 7 4 2 2 1 5 Opitonod AMIt Wlntara, oulftaldor, lo curs will Indicate closer bonds can be with will be pulling together today for a Guttenberg, Elizabeth McGovern, Isabella 1938. Po**a* 2 3 1 1 0 3 OnMho. Thursday (In Stereo) ® What a Country! Westry, Panas and Shawn Gallagher were defen­ Fraaor 3 2 110 2 formed. common purpose, and the credit be­ Huppert. 1987. [CNN] Larry King Overnight SchmMI pltctw(llo2baltar*lnlh*7lh,Ba*lo HBP—Joynor by Roordon. OAKLAND ATHLETICS-Agraod to TWILIGHT LEAGUE — (X) ® 93) News 93) Gene Scott sive standouts. Darren Lee, Arun Prasad and Tom pitctwd to I baltar In tlw Olh. lorm* with Tony LoRuaaa, monogor, on a VIR O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Social activi­ longs to you. You’ll know how to get ev­ (39 MOVIE: 'Shall Gama' A smart lawyer [ESPN ] Auto Racing; American Sorias WP—SchmMI. lhr**-y*ar controd oxtamlon. Mallove’s at Moriarty’s (East eryone working for collective good. finds herself caught between the under­ 03) INN News [HBO] Vietnam War Story (CC) A sol­ From Portland, Ore. (60 min.) (R) Entwistle played well in defeat. ties that emphasize the mental rather dier on leave In Hawaii finds he no longer Catholic), 6 p.m. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you have world and the police when she agrees to ® ) Synchronal In another tournament game on Saturday, Dairy than the physical are likely to be more defend a man accused of a gangland mur­ "k n o w s" his wife. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Salf-lmprovomant Quida Sunday’s home runs U » ANGELES DOOOERS-Placod appealing to you today. Seek out chatty an important Issue to resolve with an ® MOVIE: ‘Deadly Force' A former cop [USA] Liva Your Dreams Queen nipped Vittner’s, 6-5. Winning pitcher R a d io , TV Aldondro Pona, pitchor, on Ih* ISdov der. Brenda Robins, Germain Houde, Marc [M AX] MOVIE; '10' Caught in a mid-life R e c S o c c e r friends with whom to pass the time rath­ associate, this Is a good day (or a frank Strange. 1885. is called upon to track down a psycho­ crisis, a man pursues his dream girl. Dudley Richard Parker went the distance, striking out six. dtaobtad Ital. Ptocod JoM Tudor, pllchor, on Friday pathic m ass murderer. Wings Hauser, 4:20AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'After BfUtaAModatadPr*** Ih* 3IMoy dtaobtad Iht. Swedtad Roy Soorag* er than your jogging buddies. discussion. Solutions can be found that Moore, Julie Andrews, Bo Derek. 1979. 8 Mike Johnson was 3-for-3 while Jeff Damon and Bob (2!) M O V IE : '5 2 Pick-U p ' Following an af­ Joyce Ingalls. Paul Shenar. 1983. Hours' (CC) Boy-meets-girl in an uptown AotarteapLaagw* and Tim Crowx Pitchor*, from Albuquorqu* LEGION BASEBALL - UBRA (8«pl. 23-Oct. 23) Be sure to will benefit both parties. fair with an exotic dancer, a Los Angeles Rated R. N.Y. diner and is plunged into her worid of Ballard each added two hits for DQ. Paul Soler, PMIx (I ), Blu* Joy*; BorftaM 2 (14), Today dth* iM dilcCoad Loaou*. speak up today it you tael you are enti­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Ways can be businessman la blackmailed by a trio of (3) Worid at War Yank***; E*a*ky (13), Bvam (11), M v*ra(3), HOUSTON ASTROS—Purchoaod Ih* Windsor Locks at Manchester 1:00AM (33) Twilight Zona crazies, punkers and an assortment of wild Saturday’s result tled to certain financial considerations found and developed at this time to en­ hoods. Roy Schelder, Ann-Margret, Van­ ® Hogan'a Heroes women. Griffin Dunne. Rosanna Arquette, Mike Garofalo and Johnson played well defensively. R*d Sox; Mc(}wlr* (17), Athtatlc*; Hrbok (9), 7 p.m. — Scranton-Wilkes controd of Mork DavMaon, oulftaldor, (East Catholic), 5:45 p.m. (39 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) For Vittner’s, John Gorman pitched well, striking Ooottl (14), Twim; Downing (9), Angol*. JUNIORS — Cyclones 3 from Tucaon of th* Pacific Cooat Loagu*. that thus far have not boon torthcom-^ hance your earning capacity. These im­ ity. 1986. (S) American Maotart: Stalls Adlar: Teri Garr. 1985. Rated R. Barre at Pawtucket, NESN Optlonod Ron Waahlnalorb IdloMar, to TWILIGHT LEAGUE - provements might not make you rich, (3) Lsveme & Shiriay out 11. Justin Lewis, Nathan Tripler and Kevin (Kathy Moriarty, Andrew Fit­ Ing. It's the squeaky wheel that will get I ® ® A LF (CC) An extortionist threatens Awaka and Droaml (CC) Frank Langella 4:30AM ® Baveily HlllbilNoa 7:30 p.m. — Tennis: U.S. Tucson. Moriarty’s vs. Society for the oil. but they could sweeten your to turn ALF In to the Immigration authori­ narrates a portrait of Stella Adler - ac­ [A&E] Spaceflight (CC) A profile of U.S. Lappen each had two hits and Adam Stromberg Somuol (9), M*t«; Nolton (3), Podr**; ting, Pat Copeland), Strikers 2 NEW YORK METS—Slgnod Howard Savings (Trinity College), 6 ties. (R) (In Stereo) tress, director, teacher and Group Theatre and Soviet space programs from the eariy [U SA] History of Dieting Brook* (4), AMrota (1), Expo*; Borryhlll (3), P r o Championships, Johnson, third boaomon, to o Ihroo-yoor SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Use the pocketbook. played well defensively. Cub*. (Scott Rickard, Danny West) SportsChannel controd du* an option y*or. p.m. 9 « MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 — 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989

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toMAt'6Vff^(iJ6e X o)A$ oar Sbq PiPNX FxP£cT/Mf To FOCUS/Advicc lM *bv Nf A MC PEOPLE 51/^ m 5 T 4 R f SUtAm i IN tHe / OF. S6K:f^6(?S, HFR^ ONWRA^ap, Pip Vo64 ^ VA6AflC»tJ; mCr€r\^ 6A6-? I A woman prime minister ,8FAN6«.5fi>iFF LiJiF lO O ^ A X n-lE. PFAV&ft>MA/D / LONDON (AP) — Being a woman r>^ ‘Clicker' reminds man of Hitchcock has not made it difficult to govern 1 DEAR ABBY: About While I agree he’s entitled to his own views expressed in your beautiful Pakistan. Prime “The Clicker’’ — the opinion on the question of organ essay Minister Benazir l . # ‘^ fellow who made a Pmt«5!v5 donation, I feel that, by the same D E A R AB B Y: The suggestion you Bhutto says, but it practice of muting the token, he should give me, and others recently made for brides to “ break may have caused sound during T V com ­ like me, the same right to choose. K Dear Abby in” their wedding shoes before the big some difficulties mercials: It reminds Like Mr. Hayes, I believe the day was especially appreciated by for her political me of a story I used PEANUTS by Charlet M. Schulz Abigail Van Buren physical body is the temple that me II also reminded me of something opponents and when I was a disc jockey houses the soul - but only during our I clipped out of your column many Moslem and the commercial temporary stay on Earth. At death, I fundamentalists. ^ POUBLE PIP CONE, I LIKE THE VANH LA ON THANK YOU., r XOU PRIVE years ago and saved to enjoy. load got extra heavy. assume our soul leaves the body; “I don’t often PLEA5E, WITH THE CHOCOLATE THE BOTTOM BECAUSE IT appreciate the ME CRAZY! “Dear Abby: My boyfriend said Actually, I stole it from therefore, why not use some of the think of myself as a ON TOP ANP THE VANILLA LEAVES A BETTER PERFORMANCE that he will marry me if I ’go all the Alfred Hitchcock, who body parts to help continue to house woman prime min­ ON THE BOTTOM.. LINGERIN6 AFTERTASTE.. OF A fine CHEF w ay’ with him. When I refuse, he says, said: other souls? After all, our bodies were ‘ You wouldn’t buy a pair of shoes ister," Ms. Bhutto w ~ r ( — x “ When I was in college, my Uncle profile, he enjoyed a good meal. But created from dust and so to dust they without trying them on, would you?’ said in a televised Frank used to take me out for dinner what kind of m essage did he send with shall return...but who is to say when? I ’m confused. What should I do?” interview Sunday t % now and then. W e’d go to an expensive his clever segue? That he felt To paraphrase Shakespeare, “ Dust Your reply was: “ I ’d rather have a with David Frost. l£) 1969 by NEA. Inc restaurant, and while we ate. Uncle obligated to listen politely to his Uncle by any other name shall remain the pair of shoes that didn’t fit than have a Bhutto. 35, is the Frank would tell me these long, Frank’s boring, self-serving stories sam e” pair that was worn by everyone in firs t wom an in boring stories about himself. But no because he loved to eat and Uncle I certainly hope Mr Hayes will town! “ modern times to Benazir Bhutto matter how boring or selfserving the Frank picked up the tab. think things over and realize that Abby. it’s nice to know that you lead a M oslem y .io DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Colllni stories were, I always listened po­ Now, thanks to the investion of the since the body is the temple of the handled “ breaking in” shoes for our country and is the world’s youngest prime litely, because, after all. Uncle Frank TV clicker, today’s television view ers soul, we should continue to make it as HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne younger citizens a long time ago. minister. was paying for the dinner. Now I don’t need not tolerate boring, inane, beautiful and enduring as possible, I I ^PE A ^E D CStsI 5TAGE WITH I'M AFRAID, RICHARD, “ I think it may be a little difficult for my HARLEY NIAVOtg MUMe«OU9 THAT YOU WIUL. U04E know what reminded me of all this, offensive commercials as payment and that by the time the millennium THE WIDOW McCOY opponents or the fundamentalists to have a RAPPOhJ M E...PO You Ma VE a e o o v ^ u m s c p e e m ? OCCA5ION5-A BRILLIANT BE5P6CT FOR ME,UTON but it’s time for a commercial.” for having watched a television arrives, organdonation will bea ’’way woman prime minister,” she said. “ Of course, A C T O R ! / n ^ r ------L E A F I N G M Y ______DENNYSVILLE, MAINE PUTTY PU5^] ------program. And who’s to say we should? of life ” it's different being a woman. There’ *' a greater STEVE A. GLASER, Th« facts about drugs. AIDS, and how to formality or distance which must be followed DEAR ABBY: As the author of “ To provtnt unwanlod prognancy pro all In CHAMPAIGN, ILL, ROBERT N TEST, Abby't now, oxpandod booklot, "What Evtry so I try to make the best of it” Remember Me,” I feel I must respond CINCINNATI Tttn Should Know." To ordtr, sond your DEAR STEVE: Alfred Hitchcock to the comments made by T.G. Hayes name and oddrois, plus chock or monoy ordor tor S3.S0 to: Door Abby's Toon Booklot, Turner’s car sold was a brilliant, talented man, and in which he says the essay was DEAR MR. TEST: My mail was P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 410M. judging from his famous ample “ positively gruesome." overwhelminelv supportive of the (Pottopo It Includtd.) NEWPORT BEACH. Calif. Y OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sett, Ph D. (A P ) — A car \ dealer plunked down $25,000 for ® 1SM9 Kirtg F s s lu 'e s Syn D cale Inc W orU nghla iSM rveD r-\o Bulletin boards help users O ore i fif rock star Tina LI'L ABNER by Al Capp Turner’s THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk 6 Sy Barry Mercedes-Benz, r : so VOU'RE'BET- AN" THATD BLA ST YER T H A T ' S IT SU RE IS. BU B . A N D but a 1957 Porsche A-MIU-ION ' BASHBV ?- T - T H A T REPUTATIO N -EH.BUB ? 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Inc boards by telephone and hook up hard-core computer users be­ on-line service that lets you buy the kitchen floor. \fd v \ their computers to them. They cause many computer and soft­ stocks and bonds, do your bank­ The 38-year-old Heloise, whose real name is J\WtlM K g 7-10 can leave messages for each ware companies answer ques­ ing, make airline reservations Ponce Kiah Marchelle Heloise Cruse Evans, other and exchange tips and tions and correct errors in their and buy groceries by computer said she considers herself a good housekeeper, LET'S MOVE IT, FANG.' I'VE THEY'RE.... ^ programs they’ve developed programs there In many ways, Prodigy is set up GOT A FEELING THERE'S NO but not a great one. POREICNERS.'! Bulletin boards have played a much like a modern shopping RO SE IS RO SE by Pat Brady TIME TO LOSE ON THIS DEAL! Genie is an idea that arose The Dallas Morning News interviewed big part in popularizing computer mall. Dr. Gott when clever people at General Heloise for its Sunday editions to see if she W h e n a l l e y use. What’s more, the bulletin Unlike many other services, it OOP l e a r n s Electric realized that the com­ follows her own “ helpful hints” to good PAGC|UALE,W I'M GOING TD (?Kl\/em 4ITTDNVA fl No, YOU MA*/ NOT THAT HIS Peter Gott, M.D. boards have formed into net­ does not offer computer pro­ pany's huge national compute housekeeping. xm Ht)U UCAVE. » m ( m ~ TNEM / UAPPIN (I 9IT ON MY UAP , OLD FRIEND, works, so hobbyists can send grams to try out, nor does it let OSCAR BOOM, network could be madfe available “ If by your definition of good housekeeper — 1DV$ IN m r - g m , ? /V-l, ANP9TEt(^/ ALONG WITH messages worldwide, for the you print onto paper most of its to the public for a profit. The can you eat off the kitchen floor and are the A FELLOW price of a local telephone call information, but it does give PlilYEMJAY... ^ TIME-TRAVELER, service has done well, and many baseboards clean and are the windows shiny? v _ . HAVE FALLEN quick news summaries and Dow manufacturers have representia- — then I’m probably not,” she said. INTO THE "If anyone thinks that telecom­ Jones stock information on a ^ HANDS OF tives on-line there as well. A V.' munications hasn’t come of age, 15-miute delay. Consumer R e­ THE LEMMIANS,. range of other information and then they should look at how the ports has a large section, contain­ U.S. has most billionaires information came out of China,” services is offered, too. Heart problems ing reviews of a variety of NEW YORK (AP) -- Six of the world’s 10 says Bob Browne, SysOp of the THE BORN LO SER by Art Santom The list goes on. There is a products. Small Office Solutions bulletin richest people are Japanese, but the United network for physicians, and one What really sets Prodigy apart, States still leads in the number of billionaires, D board in New Rochelle, N.Y. though, is that it’s the first y . for lawyers. Dow Jones News and according to Forbes magazine. taken seriously “ Telecommunications is here” t x ) KEAPP f/e,wcmen£j) AMPWHAT'G. ' f c u ' p ' v e r: Retrieval offers the very latest heavily capitalized attempt to For the third straight year, Yoshiaki ON TH E FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook S b U 'P ^ A ^ m X C A 110 1 4 ^ 5 ; You may find this interesting information for investment pro­ bring telecommunications to eve­ Tsutsumi led Forbes’ list of private billio­ but of little practical value. But fessionals, There are services ryone. The visionaries have pre­ naires. ^ UilO(LrV>*'ir © IW9 Kirtg Featutas Syndcal® Inc WorW ngHU tetenvadf^ ^ ^ ^ ^ eop^tPSEiE:' DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m an 89-year-old male with from the bulletin boards have that meet virtually every need. dicted for years that you will have Tsutsumi, head of Japan’s Seibu Railway congestive heart failure. I’m currently taking H/WF tJAfcH, UIABlF I d p p ift APAfZr risen a series of computer sys­ To give them all mention would a computer term inal in your Group, had a personal net worth of at least $15 ^oor,ep \ Micro-K, Lasix and Lanoxin. How serious is this, Youii ) MELPPf'.^ tems — called “ On-line services” fill up this newspaper. home one day and will do m^ny billion, down from $18.9 billion last summer. and will I overcome it? mundane tasks by punching its Xo Tup fioofi? — that now cover so broad a But there hasn’t been a service The fall was attributed mainly to the rise in the spectrum that there is surely at that is the computer equivalent of keyboard. Prodigy is the first value of the dollar against other major DEAR READER: Congestive heart failure is a least one that meets both your the morning newspaper — the major attempts to make that currencies. common manifestation of heart disease. When needs and your computer knowl- first teletext exoeriements happen. In its July 24 issue, Forbes said second- cardiac muscle contracts ineffectively, excess fluid < ( ranked Taikichiro Mori, a former economics builds up in tissues, causing congestion. This professor who owns 72 office buildings in usually affects the lungs, leading to difficulty Tokyo, had an estimated net worth of $14.2 breathing, especially during physical exertion. billion. (( Congestive heart failure is usually treated in Employee must repay money three ways. First, doctors try to increase the strength of cardiac muscle contraction. Lanoxin Goldwater recovers DEAR BRUCE: About four months ago, I left my TH E QRIZZW ELL8 by Bill Schorr (purified digitalis) is prescribed for this purpose. job and cashed my paycheck at a food store. Two PHOENIX (AP) — Former Sen. Barry 'The drug has a proven track record and has been ^YDUTZC l2EAU.y <50(105 weeks ago, I received a notice from a collection Goldwater was doing fine after hip surgery, a VJHOEVEIR used for years to stimulate more vigorous OWA 'Nrm J YS*,M agency, stating that my paycheck had bounced, and hospital spokesman said. ME 15,. heart-muscle action, as well as to slow the pulse. It HUH ii* ^ ~~T ^ * they want me to give the money back to the store. I Surgery was performed Wednesday on the must be administered cautiously, as its side effects Smiurt Money cashed the check in good faith, and now they want 80-year-old Arizona Republican's left hip, said — notably nausea and heart electrical-blockage — me to pay it back. The worst part is that my Courd Koebergen, a spokesman for St. Luke’s can present problems, especially in older patients. Bruce Williams company went bankrupt, and I don’t know how to Medical Center. Second, diuretic medicine — such as Lasix — find them. He said he did not know how long Goldwater forces the kidneys to excrete more fluid than they The people from the collection agency said it is my would be hospitalized. normally would. The regular use of Lasix will often problem. The store has lots of money, and I have Goldwater, the patriarch of the GOP’s release excess water from the tissues, improve very little. Why should I have to pay? conservative wing, has had problems with an ■ breathing, eliminate edema (swelling of the ankles arthritic hip and knee for years. and lower legs) and reduce the work of the‘Aeart a heavy leak in the roof. But it leaked only when the N.W., muscle. Lasix (and other diuretics like it) do wind blew in just the right direction. APPLETON, WIS. promote an inappropriate loss of potassium, a When we called the seller of the house, she said mineral needed by the body for normal muscle DEAR N.W.: Sorry, baby, you’re on the hook! I she really didn’t have a new roof put on the whole functionin. Hence, doctors usually prescribe house, just on the other side, where she had a sim ilar don’t know why it took so long to tell you the check Our Language potassium supplements (such as Micro-K) to problem. She said that is what she had told us. I NORTH 7-10-8* was no good. But, the food store had no relation with Bridge replenish the losses. Lasix is often given with remember very vividly she said “ a new roof.” 4 A 10 9 8 5 the owner of your business — you did. 4 K 7 Lanoxion; the conbination works well. Squab can be a young pigeon or a thick cushion. Ordinarily, I would say go back to the business’s Now we find, in order to correct this problem, we ♦ 10 8 Third, physicians may treat congestive heart Use this noun carefully, or else squab can start a would be to take a spade finesse while management and collect your money. But consider­ must replace the other half of the roof at a cost of 4 K 9 6 2 failure by giving drugs that reduce arterial squabble. Thinking the heart king remained in dummy as ing that they have gone bankrupt and the money you some $1,200. Can we look to her to pay at least a WEST EAST resistance, thereby reducing the work of the heart. Muse thinks over or silently considers. Of course, a quick entry. described may not be substantial, it’s probably portion of this? 4 K 7 4 3 4 J 6 2 ahead Such medicines include nitroglycerine and angio­ it‘s best to consider the verb muse when you’re in a Y--- Even with A-10-9 of spades in dum­ better to tearfully write it off. 4 Q J 10 8 my, it is right to first play the ace of tensin converting enzyme, or ACE inhibitors. These museum. 9 ♦ K Q J II 6 ♦ 7 4 3 2 There is no question, however, of your responsibil­ L.W., By James Jacoby hearts. With the knowledge that the medicines are often ued in conjunction with 4 8 3 4 3 4 A ", ity to the store. If they went to court, they would POCA, W.VA. heart game will succeed only if a dia­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanc« Rodawaii diuretics. Their major side effect is unacceptably QUESTION: A politician was talking the other prevail. Tough lesson! When you get a check, you SOUTH Remember Jacoby’s advice on mond loser can be avoided, declarer low blood pressure, so they should be used with day about a “ crisis situation.” How is that different are responsible to see that it is good. 4 Q hands that look so easy you wonder must then play for the spade king to be CHUBB, 61T, ROLLO\/6R,L15 caution. from a “ crisis?” 4A965432 why you’re playing them. Ask your­ with West and the spade jack with DOWN. PLAY 9HAKg A Evidently, your doctor has chosen to administer D EARL.W .: I doubt it! After 11 months, I suspect ♦ A 5 self: (1) How can 1 possibly go set? (2) VeAV, East. So he cashes the ace of hearts PAW, F^CH, HEBU,SP64K Lanoxin, Lasix and potassium only, reserving the DEAR BRUCE: Last year we purchased a home that your owner’s off the hook unless you can clearly ANSW E R : It isn't. The noun crisis alone is 4 Q J 10 How can I prevent that happening? and leads the queen of spades, intend­ third class of drugs for the future, should you need through a real-estate office. We asked the owner of prove — the operative term in this case — that she sufficient, or if you prefer a phrase, try critical Vulnerable; North-South Declarer won the ace of diamonds ing to let it ride. West should cover additional treatment. the house if everything was in good shape, and she made a representation about the entire roof. Her situation. When used after another noun, situation Dealer; South and made the natural play of a heart since declarer might be playing from assured us that it was. She mentioned that she had position is going to be that there was a should usually be eliminated from the sentence. to the king. He could no longer avoid Q-x of spades. Dummy’s spade ace Congestive heart failure is a serious consequence put a new roof on the house only six months earlier. misunderstanding. Crisis situation is just one example of the situation South West North East losing a diamond, two hearts and a wins and the 10 is led. East plays the of heart disease. It means that irreparable dam age While expressed warranties are enforceable, we crisis in our language. 8 1 4 Pass 1 4 Pass club. Perhaps declarer would have jack, declarer ruffs, and a heart to the has occurred; without therapy, the situation could We noticed, after a certain kind of driving 2 4 run into a number of problems, not the least of which Pass 3 4 Pass been successful if dummy held A-J-9 king allows South to shed his losing progress to pulmonary edema, a potentially fatal rainstorm, some dampness on the bedroom ceiling. 4 4 is the ability of the person giving the warranty to All pass of spades instead of A-10-9. He might diamond. form of severe heart failure. H owever, if you follow This worsened each time we had that particular Do you have a question or comment about our then have seen that first playing ace of James Jacoby's books "Jacoby on Bridge" and type of storm. One night, we woke up to find the dry pay. Your ability to collect and the expense involved language?' Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, Opening lead: 4 K your doctor’s instructions and take appropriate hearts from his hand would allow him "Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, medicine, your congestive heart failure can be wall completely saturated • and cracking. My in collecting. Given these variables, it seems to me Manchestern.» Herald, DP.O. n bqx 591, Manchester an option whenever either opponent the late Oswald Jacoby) are now avaiiabie at that you are responsible for the other half of the roof. 06040. bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. improved and be controlled. husband ripped a hole through the ceiling and found held ail four trumps. That option © 1989. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10, 1989 HELP H j j HOMES I HOMES I HOMES APARTMENTS HELP WANTED WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT

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Fish 649-9404 Killer tomatoes Excellent move-ln con­ 5200. □ at the Samaritan will train. Friendly at­ R ealty, 643-1591.0 Emergency Shelter In mosphere. Wage rates dition. Reduced to BOLTON - Picture Per­ MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) - Elvy $145,000. D o n 't m iss MANCHESTER - Duplex rooms, heat, hot water, Musikka’s application for legal in Spanish — are among lyrics and For nearly 10 years, Musikka grew Manchester. Responsi­ commensurate with fect Country Yard. 11 Plants might provide Musikka begins most days like she bilities Include night experience and ability. this one. Call MTS Plus Commercial a n d appliances. UW N CARE PAINTIN6/ marijuana was approved by the U.S. melodies she began after her glau­ several marijuana plants on the deck Room Custom Built ends them — smoking a legal joint and supervision of adult Apply to: The Whole B u ilders, 646-2787 or Contemporary. Prl- Building. Spacious 6 6 $570.00. A d u lts p re ­ PAPERING Food and Drug Administration in coma worsened in 1976. " I was scared of her screen-enclosed pool. A room­ 647-7623.______Duplex and 19x28 com­ ferred. No pets. 647- deadly defense against hoping others like her can do the same co-ed shelter tor home­ Donut, 150 Center vote Inlaw Apartment KEN'S IAVIH October, two months after a Broward to death of going totally blind. The mate in February 1988 tipped police less client Intake and mercial building on 9876 Evenings.______Street, Manchester. NORTH COVENTRY - or office. 1 Acre Sandy PMMTIN6 AND some day. Circuit (Ilourt judge was persuaded to orientation, working high traffic Intersec­ SERVICE music was a way to keep my mind off and Musikka spent a night in jail WAITRESS full time. New 3,300 square feet Pond Bordered by LIKE private home. V /i CARPENTRY WORK attacks by caterpillars Either rolled like a cigarette or with volunteers and ad- tion. Excellent for In­ Reliable Service clear her of marijuana-growing my problems.” before being bailed out. Her case drew Monday through Fri­ Custom Contempo­ Lovely Gardens and rooms. Lease. Work­ InolueM Interior ine Extortor baked into brownies, marijuana has charges. m lnlstratlve tasks. Fleldstone Walls. Fl­ vestment business. ing single, married Quality Work potMIng, RobUIMIng porotMO ond HUGHSON, Calif. (AP) — Tomatoes soon Musikka has a scrapbook with the wide publicity and support from two day, 6am-2pm. Expe­ rized Cape on Cul-De- $169,900 D.W. Fish doekt and InitollTng Stooked* been in Musikka’s life for more than 12 Hours 7pm to 7:15am ano Real Estate 646- couple preferred. 643- Fair Prices foneoo. u may become deadly enemies of the caterpil­ Each month, Musikka receives 300 cover photograph showing her beside others allowed legal marijuana: rienced preferred. Ma­ Sac overlooking Golf R ealty, 643-1591.0 years as she tried to lessen the effects Wednesday through ture people welcomed. 5200a 2880.______Call 649<^045 Fro* EottfliMM — FuMy Inkurod lars that love to gnaw on them. marijuana cigarettes shipped to Bas- a bushy marijuana plant in 1984. The glaucoma sufferer Bob Randall and Friday. Hourly rate Course (rear view). of glaucoma, which has left her with AppI In person at Huge 20 x 24 Family MANCHESTER - Extra MANCHESTER 2 bed­ 646-04S4 A gene from bacteria researchers spy can’t pages are covered with clippings $6.75. Call Denise Ca­ Mk lor M lc h ^ com Palmer Eye Institute in Miami. South Florida stockbroker Irvin Ro- Brownstone Diner, 937 Room, Private en­ large lot - screened ICDNDDMINIUMS room townhouse. Nice only 10 percent of her sight. bana at 647-8003 or YARD MASTERS hurt other living things will be inserted in If she smokes, it’s a joint every about her legal fight and her clandes­ senfeld, who has a rare disease that Center Street, Man­ trance to studio above porch - brick patio- 2 location, all applian­ Yet she clearly sees herself as a N an cy C a rr at 649-2093 FOR SALE -■ Yard cleaned, tomato seeds, letting plants and fruit that tine days growing her own marijuana. causes tumors in his bones. chester, or coll 649- garage. Possib le In­ cor garage - trees - ces. Heat, Hot water, “W e can tell you crusader for the thousands of glau­ three hours. “ But actually I prefer to tor more Information. Trees cut, germinate from those seeds ward off In 1976, she conducted an interview 4011. law situation, priced bushes - flowers plus a Carpeting and Air con­ eat it,” said Musikka. "You feel less Randall, president of the Alliance D eadlin e 7-19-89. GLASTONBURY Town- Have dump truck, what to look for... caterpillar-type insects without use of artifi­ coma victims around the United under a pseudonym for a newspaper well below replace­ gorgeous three bed­ ditioning. 647-1595. stoned and it lasts longer. I can eat for Cannabis Therapeutics in Wa­ house - 3 bedrooms IVa . will haul. cial pesticides. States denied legal use of the drug that in her hometown of Hollywood, about SECRETARY - For Man­ m ent cost. $339,900. room Colonial. Lets both, full basement, VERNON - modern 3 and what to look reduces the high eye pressure caused some pot brownies and go about 12 shington, said Musikka is only the chester Pediatrician. Philips Real Estate 742- m oke 0 deal on this room apartment, In 4 "When the insect eats the plant, it ingests 15 miles north of Miami. When friends appliances, patio. Low 6 4 3 -9 9 % outforr by the disease. hours. Also, your throat doesn’t get so third person to be guaranteed a supply Bookkeeping, account­ RN/LPN 1450.0 beauty. Call Barbara down payment. fam ily house. ConvIent that bacterium and dies,” said David C. Hulst, realized Musikka was the subject of ing medical Insurance Now taking applications raspy. But that’s OK if you want to of marijuana. NORTH* CDVeNTRV- Weinberg RE/MAX $116,744. C a ll 633-6203. for shopping and com­ director of Hulst Research Farm Services, " I think people have every right to the story, they began bringing her experience needed. sing some blues.” for full time and part time. New Breathtaking East of the River, 647- muting. Appliances CARPENTRY/ HarBro where a field trial on caterpillar-resistant sue the government for keeping them marijuana. “ I can’t explain why the govern­ Computer skills help­ Immediate position avail­ 1419.0 and parking included. from what could be their one hope left ful. Send resume to: 1 Contemporary. You'll REAL ESTATE REMODELING tomatoes is being conducted this summer. Musikka has turned to music since “ It was great because I was raising ment is withholding marijuana while able. Please call Director love the ceramic tiled CONTEMPORARY Flair. S400 plus utilities. 647- Painting of keeping their sight,” said Musikka, her limited sight keeps her from Heritage Place, Suite of Nursing, 9am - 3pm WANTED 1113 after 6:30pm The bacterium, Bacillus thuringiensis, is two kids and couldn’t afford to keep a people are going blind,” said kitchen and breakfast Two bedrooms. Open of Manchester 44, one of three people given working. She now travels around 105, Manchester, CT Monday through Friday. Feeling - Great Room - THREE room apartment FARRAND REMOD^LiNG fatal only to organisms with a specific alkaline supply on my own. But I decided to Musikka. 06040. nook, floor to celling Creatview Convalescent Small lot with this Mo­ LAND wanted. Five plus 454 M a in Street. 1st Room additions, decks, root­ level in their systems, making it dangerous government-grown marijuana for Florida discussing marijuana treat­ Granite Fireplace, ing. siding, windows and gutt­ grow my own to save some money and FDA spokeswoman Susan Cruzan bile Home - Great for acres. Church of the Quality Painting medical reasons. ment for glaucoma and promoting her Home, Manchester, CT JaccuzzI, and 3 car floor. $500. per month, ers. All types of remodeling and only to the caterpillar family, Hulst said. at least have some always on hand... said no figures are available on the Growing Flowers or a Living God of Man­ plus utilities. Security. “ I am constantly haunted by the newly released four-song record 643-5151. garage. Features 3050 rspairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Services Hulst said the bacterium is nature’s way of The problem was keeping out animals number of people given marijuana DELIVERY square feet of living Garden. Otters Invited. chester Is Interested In No pets. 646-2426. •Free Estimates idea there are others who will never partially funded by a $6,000 grant Coll Valerie RE/MAX p u rc h a s in g la n d In Bus. 647-8509 controlling the number of caterpillar-type — birds, cats and dogs. They seem to under medical experiments, includ­ area, 4 bedrooms, 2 full TWO bedroom duplex, aSenior Citizen Discounts insects. see the stars again or look upon their from the state Division of Blind baths, 2 halt baths, 1st East ot the River, 647- Manchester for pur­ Res. 645-6849 love it. One time my puppy ate a whole ing cancer patients who use it to PERSON appliances, garage, •Aluminum & Vinyl children because they were denied a Services. If you want to earn extra floor laundry. Phillips 1419.0 ______pose of building wor­ references and secur­ " It ’s one of those antagonisms put in nature plant. He slept for a couple hours but counteract the nausea from KITCHEN HELP ship center. Contact Powerwashing simple plant” The songs — two in English and two money this summer. De­ Real Estate, 743-1450o NEW Townhouse. Luxur­ ity. No pets. $635 month to reduce populations of certain insects,” Hulst otherwise he was alright.” chemotherapy. Local food service Pastor David Mullen, m > Cseilrsctlsa at Wssclisrtsr said during a tour of the test field. " It is liver SNET Business to company Is looking for NORTH Coventry - Brand ious 7 room IVz both plus utlllltles. 647-9036 Ad^noGR. remodeHog, wood elding. unit In Mallard View. 372 Main Street, Man­ dDcitt. ro d ^ oonerM wortt, 646-6815 Business Directories. responsible and hard New 4 bedroom Colon­ ONE bedroom apart­ possible that without (this bacteria) in the 1st tir den 3 huge bed­ chester, CT 06040. 647- mmonry 6 Ml of oomtnicUon. W e’re Here T o Serve You need someavaiiable ial on almost 2 acres. 7355 ment. $575 0 month It you're $lok of oootreeton not environment, the insects might eat everything working people to join rooms appliances, car­ hours. Week days bet­ our team. Duties Include 2’/2 Baths, 2 car garage, Including heat, hot wa­ returnInQ you oMM celt uel around.” Remote heart attack treatment device saves a ween Sam and 5pm, serene setting with peting, full basement ter and electricity. Ref­ FuRy ItMurod • ftoe E e tim e tM food prep, receiving and ROOMS §43-1720 Y The U.S. Department of Agriculture agreed your own vehicie, and a m any deer. $239,900. and garage $145,900. erences and Security MISCELLANEOUS ST. LOUIS (A P) — A woman sized case and can be plugged into a through extensive training, so we stocking merchandise, Philips Real Blanchard 8i Rossetto FOR RENT n k for M irk to the field test at Monsanto Co. last month, but us it would do. I thank God for the current insurance card. cleaning and deposit. C oll 649-9472 SERVICES waiting for a heart transplant has standard phone jack. Estate,744-1450o Realtors," We're Sel- 4pm to 8pm. approval for general use is several years away, were certain they were well- machine.” For information cali Tony maintenance. Must be ISLAND become the first person treated llng H ouses” 646-2482.0 FURNISHED s in g le said Roy Fuchs, a Monsanto researcher who On June 25, Mrs. Evans began prepared.” Ruffy said Mrs. Eyans and other at 1-800-922-(XX)8. able to lift 75 pounds. C R E M E D E L A C R E M E - Brick 8 room Dutch OFF Keeney Street. This room. Carpeting, CDNDDMINIUMS CONSTRUCTION directed the lab work that prepared the way for through a telephone connection for a experiencing an extremely rapid Both the Evanses, who appeared at patients waiting for heart transplants Call 633-4663 HAWNES TREE SERVICE Colonial, Vintage 1927. 8'/z room 2'/z bath C o­ Parking, Utilities In­ All typos ot home field tests. heart attack she suffered at home, heartbeat. Her husband, Roscoe a news conference Thursday, said in Glastonbury FDR RENT improvements from Bucket, truck & chipper. were prime candidates for the device It has a ll the am enities lonial has been re­ cluded. $85 week. Even- Stump removal. Free Researchers predict widespread use of this hospital officials said. Evans, immediately activated the they had been confident the system because it frees them from lengthy ask tor Dave. duced for Immediate Ings 643-9321______concrete floors, stops, eatlmatea. Special Including, among oth­ MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ patios, etc. to complete biological control because of growing concern It was the first use of a device called MDphone, which automatically di­ would work. hospital stays. ers, 1st floor Den, a sale. $220's H u rry. Its a ONE car garage, $65 per conalderation for elderty BOOKKEEPER room with garage. Cus­ remodeling. Also decks and handicapped. about environmental effects from pesticides the MDphone transtelephonic defi­ aled the hospital’s cardiac care unit. “ With ali the training, I knew my S. Eric Wachtel, the president of * Monday-Friday hours F ir e p la c e In L lv ln - great deal.Blanchard month. ConvIent and tom kitchen and ba­ and window and door & Rossetto Realtors," that don’t always keep insects at or below brillator, which was introduced last After he attached two electrode husband knew what to do. I had no MEDphone Corp. of Paramus, N.J., * Approximately 24 hourt, BUSINESS groom. Formal Dinin­ secure. Evenings 643- throom. Totally replacement. Tiling 647-7553 year at Jewish Hospital and two other 3 day work week groom, central Vac, 4 We’re Selling Houses” 9321.______remodeled. 5 rooms Intorior/oxtorlor. acceptable levels, Fuchs said in a telephone pads to his w ife’s chest, hospital doubts about it,” Mrs. Evans said. which developed the machine, said his * Excellent starting pay rate OPPDRTUNITIES Bedrooms, 1'/z Baths, 646-2482.0______fully furnished. S750 a Landscape and interior medical centers since then. personnel activated the defibrillator, Evans, a retired bread salesman, company is negotiating for the use of * Room lor growth... SINGLE Room - females interview from his office in St. Louis. He cited and 2 Car Garage. This NEAR Bolton Lake - This pretered. On busline. month. 285-0744. design services Department of Agriculture statistics that Ada Evans, 54, was one of two of which restores the heart’s normal said he didn’t have time to worry. the MDphone with about 25 other and more Screened loam, gravel, * For more Information Is the house you've young 7 room 1'/j both $75.00 a week plus se­ available. patients equipped with the portable rhythm through electric shock. “ Something had to be done and I dreamed about.Anne processed gravel, farmers spend $150 million annually on medical centers. call or apply at: America's oldest licensor Colonial Is louded. Sky­ c u rity . C a ll 649-9472 HDMES Call Batry at electronic cardiac treatment systems Ruffy said the device saved her life. knew I had to do it, so I wasn’t of ice cream shops M iller Real Estate, 647- lights Jacuzzi, Sun 4pm - 8pm. I sand, stone, and fill tor chemical insecticides, yet caterpillar-type Besides Jewish Hospital, the 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 insects alone cause $450 million damage a in mid-May, said Dr. Rodolphe Ruffy “ The system worked absolutely scared,” he said. “ I had confidence in MDphone is being used at the Medical FRIENDLYS needs qualified families 8000 $259,900.0 Room, and lust a stone FDR RENT delivery call Qeorga year. of Jewish Hospital. according to expectations,” Ruffy the machine and in the training and in Center of Delaware and Sacred Heart 755 Silver Lane to operate their own MANCHESTER - Atten­ throw from the lake. APARTMENTS Gritting 742-7886. tion Buyers. 6 Room SISO's B lan ch ard 8i “ There’s a real need for alternatives,” The device fits into a briefcase­ said. “ The crew and the staff went what the doctors and nurses had told Hospital in Pensacola, Fla. East Hartford WATERFRONT fur­ PAINTING/ Cape. Hardwood Rossetto Realtors,” FDR RENT nished house for rent Fuchs added. "That’s what will make or break 569-1040 Floors, New Bath, Ma­ We're Selling Houses" o n Bolton Lake PAPERING Ca/u^. 646-2482.0 EAST Hartford - 1 and 2 the technology for farmers — to see a real EOE ture Flowering Trees, Setember-June. Lease, EXPRESS SEAL benefit, and we’ re confident they will when Ice Cream Factoiy Great Location, Needs MANCHESTER - Charm­ bedroom quiet area, 2 bedroom, washer and security, references, EXPERT Driveway Sealers, Home they have a chance to look a t ... insect-tolerant Plasma with AIDS virus slipped through tests Carvel representatives some Cosmetic work. ing Colonial Conve­ drier, quiet residential Flano Real Estate 646- parking, no pets. 282- area. $800 a month Exterior and Interior Care Services, Including plants.” will be in nient Location. peinting and wallpaper 5200. □ 7532. includes oil. 643-9382. House Painting. Free A big advantage of the bacteria approach is CHICAGO (AP) — Scientists have COFFEE Reduced Price. Owner hanging. Limited exterior years at two plasma collection often through sexual contact, needles Administration. HARTFORD, CT moving to California, MANCHESTER - Availa­ reetoratlon. Pravloue work Estimates. “ that it has a very long history of safe and TWO Family house for found the AIDS virus in blood plasma centers and found seven to be or syringes shared by drug abusers, The researchers said they knew of LOVERS! at the offers Invited-Coll Ron ble Immediately at­ re n t In M an ch ester. can be seen upon request. effective use in agriculture,” said Trevor supplies that had slipped through Carvel Ice Cream Store BOLTON - New Listing. tractive 1 bedroom. Contact BC Company, . 646-7766 HIV-infected. Allain called the infected blood or blood products and no deaths caused by HIV- Flexible hours and Fournier RE/MAX For Information and 4 9 8 Farm ington Ave. Custom quality con­ Carpeting, appliances, 644-6988. Suslow, spokesman for DNA Plant Technolo­ standard blood screening procedures, number “ fairly high.” from pregnant women to their contaminated blood plasma that had enjoyable East ot the River, 647- appointment coll 742- gies, a pesticide laboratory that is not directly according to a study released last July8&9 struction in this one 1419.0 heat and hot water. 1818 anytim e. But experts with the American Red offspring. slipped through, the screening environment. year old Ranch featur­ MANCHESTER - 5-5 two $550 m onthly. 646-4144. TUITION PAINTERS involved in the tomato research. week. Cross said that although the threat of The current, licensed test cannot process. Daybreak Coffee ing 3 spacious bed­ MANCHESTER better YOU CAN enloy extra To make an appointment fam ily - sided - owners A V A I L A B L E August 1st. than new. Available •RMldwntlBl BxXerlot P tln U n g However, he said one major concern is that The discovery means that plasma Roasters, a gourmet rooms; large family •Fully loRurad vacation money by ex->» a transfusion recipient being infected detect the AIDS virus until the body’s side picture perfect Attractive 2 bedroom, widespread use of bacterial pesticides will tainted with the human immunodefi­ coffee and specialty CALL COLLECT room; sunroom; 2 0 August 1st. 4 bedroom, •Fr#t. RwMonablw changing Idle Items in by HIV-contaminated blood plasma is immune system has produced antibo­ home with two baths appliances, convenient 2 full baths, llvlngroom cause insects to develop resistance more ciency virus, or HIV, could infect food store is offering 914-969-7200 decks, arid 2 car gar­ your home for cosh ... real, the risk is small. dies to fight the virus, usually at four Non-Stop flight and two cor garage - location. $550plusheot. with fireplace, fully ap­ C a ll B ru ce with an od in classified. quickly. recipients of transfusions, said Dr. retail sales CARVEL CORPORATIOM age. Too many Extras 646-4144 “ Of the 2,236 transfusion-associated weeks after infection, Allain said. The first non-stop flight from Yonkers. New York 10701 to list, call our office moke on otter on this pllanced kitchen, full 6 4 6 -2 3 9 2 C oll 643-2711 to place your Field tests are being conducted at four opportunities leading great opportunity. Ex­ Jean Pierre Allain, an author of a cases of AIDS reported by the Centers The new test, developed by Abbott Europe to the United States ended as today tor more details. PLEASANT, quiet 4 room basement with washer even in g s ad. locations by independent contractors to give study published in the Journal of the to management tra deep lot.RE/MAX and dryer hookups. for Disease Control in April 1989, only Laboratories, searches for viral parti­ (Tapt. Dieudonne Coste and Maurice position. Become a $345,000.00 Klernan apartment. Mature Monsanto and Environmental Protection American Medical Association. Real Estate 649-1147.0 East of the River, 647- working lady pre­ Close to pork. Easy two cases resulted from transfusions cles known as antigens, which appear Bellonte of France arrived in Valley part of Glastonbury’s IHDMES 1419.0 access to highway. Se­ Agency researchers a broad geographic Allain, of Abbott Laboratories in given since the implementation of about two weeks after infection. newest and exciting MANCHESTER - Charm­ ferred. Non smoker, no Stream, N.Y.. in 1930 aboard their FDR SALE pets.649-5897.______curity and references spectrum of the types of caterpillars the new North Chicago, and fellow re­ HIV-1 antibody screening in early “ At this stage, the HIV is highly plane, “ The Question Mark,” specialty retail store. ing Cape In peaceful M A N C H E S T E R - In Law re q u ire d . $1,000 per STORE AND ■ STORE AND TWO bedroom duplex. tomatoes will kill. searchers have developed an HIV- 1985,” Roger Y. Dodd, and Lewellys infectious, higher than at any other For into and neighborhood. This Apartment. Price re­ month. 589-2868 OFFICE SPACE OFFICE SPACE Tests began in Illinois two years ago and antigen test that they say can cut the appointment call All real estate advertised In home features 2 large duction. This 11 room Heat, Hot water. Gas F. Barker of the American Red Cross stage,” Allain said. the Manchester Herald Is bedrooms; eat-ln kit­ oversized Cape has a for cooking and Gas MANCHESTER - Brand have spread to Florida and Mexico to see if detection time in half, which can help said in an accompanying editorial. Beyond that point, the immune Days 651-6180, sublect to the Fair Housing drier Included. $650 per new 3 bedroom, 1'/z MANCHESTER-2400 and UNIQUE Victorian style WE DELIVER 657-4466. chen; formal dining full In-law apartment, they will halt tomato pinworms and to Hughson minimize the number of HIV-infected Acquired immune deficiency syn­ system produces antibodies that Act of 1968, which makes It room with bay win­ plus a large home for month. 659-0703 ca ll at- both Colonial, flre- 3400 square feet load­ office building on For Home Delivery, Call Evenings 651-5507. Illegal to advertise any pref­ loced living room, prime East Center 100 miles southeast of San Francisco to blood plasma from leaking into drome is caused by a virus that repress reproduction of the HIV virus, dow; spacious fire- yourself and your fam­ ter 4:00 pm.______ing dock or d rive In. erence, limitation or discrim ­ large fully appllanced Starting at $4.75 square Street location. Ap­ determine the effect on tomato fruit worms and commercial supplies. damages the body’s immune system, Allain said. ination based on race, color, placed llvlngroom; ily. Close to shopping HEBRON two bedroom 647-9946 LEGAL NOTICES screened porch and 1 vet In love ly area. kitchen, carpeting, full toot. N.N.N. Woodland proximately 2 ,0 0 beet armyworms. The protein also has been The scientists studied 35,000 blood leaving victims susceptible to infec­ religion, sex of national apartment. Applian­ square feet tor sole or The test currently is awaiting Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 origin, or on Intention to car garage. Large pri­ $185,900 Realty W orld, basement with laundry Industrial Park. 643- tested on tobacco plants. plasma samples collected over two ces, Heat and Hot wa­ lease. Excellent fi­ tions and cancer. It is spread most approval by the Food and Drug make any such preference, vate back yard. Call for Benoit, Frechette As- hookup plus attached 2121, ter, Parking, and Cel­ garage. $950 a month nancing available. limitation or discrimination. more Information. soclotes, 646-7709.0 l a r storage. $650 MANCHESTER - 5 room NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Herald will not know­ $154,900.00 K le rn a n plus utllittles and refer­ office suite, 2 rest Tom Boyle owner - ESTATE OF ingly accept any advertise­ VERNON - Price reduc­ m onthly.649-2871 or ences. 2 months secur­ agent. 649-4800. PAUL ACETO m ent w hich Is In v io la tio n of Real Estate. 649-1147.a tion. Great opportunity 228-3245. rooms, excellent sign a/k/0 ity. No ets please. 643- visibility. Parking. 643- the law. MANCHESTER - Six for CHFA-FHA first MANCHESTER 3 bed­ 2121. PAUL P. ACETO time buyer. Nice 2121. I INDUSTRIAL LEGAL NOTICES Room Cape. Cute older rooms, Large kitchen The Honorable William E. ■ home with hardwood Ranch Style Condo In MANCHESTER. Down­ PROPERTY FitzGerald, Judge of the with appliances. Front I STORE AND Court of Probate, District of Town of Bolton floors throughout. 3 country setting. Con­ and rear porches, se­ town business district. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Manchester at a hearing held TAX COLLECTOR’S bedrooms, tireplaced venient location. Fully cluded yard and gar­ OFFICE SPACE 1240 sq. ft. Fronting on MANCHESTER. Up to on 7/5/69 ordered that all NOTICE living room, formal appllanced kitchen and age. $700 a month, plus Main Street. Private 7,300 sq.ft. Industrial claims must be presented to N otice Is hereby given to the dining room and att­ new carpeting. Realty security. Tenets pay M A N C H E S T E R - 6000 parking. For sole or space, plus 1 acre ot the fiduciary at the address taxpayers of the Town of B o l­ ached garage. Call To­ World, Benoit, below. Failure to promptly heat and Electricity. square feet, excellent lease. Tom Boyle, land tor lease. Warren |3j]U.ST n r a PART TIME HELP r r i H E L P I1 ,JH E L P I HELP I HELP ton that a tax of 47.2 m ills laid day. $139,900 D.W. Fish Frechette Associates, Notices present any such claim mov on the list of October 1988 be­ No pets. 646-1210 days. retail space. $8 square Boyle Real Estate CO. E. Howland, Inc. 643- AND FOUND L H l HELP WANTED WANTED l i i l WANTED I'MWANTED WANTED WANTED result In the loss of rights to comes due and payable on the R ealty, 643-1591.0 646-7709.0 643-8422 evenings. toot. N .N .N .643-2121 649-4800. 1108. recover on such claim. 1st day of Ju ly 1989. Interest at As a condition precedent to the rate of one and one half IMPOUNDED Black HOUSEKEEPING 15-25 FULL TIME Janitorial Susan McQuay the placement of any odver- FINISH Carpenters and Ass't Clerk percent per month will be male Lab cross. 3 hours. Looking for re­ There's someone out supervisor for develop- tlslno In the Manchester He­ sponsible Individual to laborers - Top wages. charged for all taxes remain­ I CARS CARS CARS CARS I CARS rald, Advertiser hereby months old. Vicinity there who wants to buy menfally disabled The fid u c ia ry Is: ing unpaid (or one month af­ work with minimum Must have tools, and FOR SALE H D FORW LE FOR SALE FOR SALE agrees to protect. Indemnify Spencer Street. Fe­ your power tools. Find adults. 7 : 30am - ENGiNEERtNG Anthony J. Gryk, Esq. ter same became due. Mini­ FOR SALE FOR SALE supervision. Pleasant transportation. Come Gryk, Frollch & Frollch m um Interest charge Is $3.00 and hold harmless the Man­ male 8 years old, mixed that buyer with a low-cost 3:30pm. $8.50 to $9.00 chester Herald, Its officers atmosphere. Excellent by 218 Main Street, 333 East Center Street per bill. Office hours are Mon­ breed. Vicinity of Pine od In Classified. 643-2711. Manchester. per hour, plus benefits. Manchester, CT 06040 day through Friday, 9 A.M . to and employees against any Street.______starting salary. Call Coll Annette Burton ASSISTANT and all liability, loss or 021-07 4 P.M. and Monday night 7-9 643-1555. 8:00 am to 875-0750.______P.M. expense. Including attor­ REWARD - Missing since noon. Person with chemistry orientation neys' fees, arising from July 1st. Male cat, 1 HARTFORD Rd. Nursery Elaine Pottermen We Give You More For Less Money claims of unfoir trade practi­ year old, white and for deveiopment iaboratory in pilot INVITATION TO BID Tax Collector COUNTER PERSON and Garden Center. Town of Bolton ces, Infringement of frode- orange tiger, double RECEPTION/SECURITY Man or Woman, start Sealed bids will be received In morks, trade names or pat­ Manchester — Modern pawed, wearing white part time work; Into plant operation. Should have related the General Services' office, 41 064-06 GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY!! ents, violation of rights of flea collar. Nudered. printing center. Person­ WEEKENDS Center St., Manchester, CT un­ privacy and Infringement of Front desk security position available In a new full time. Must like Associate Degree or equivalent. til Ju ly 14,1969 a t l l :00 a.m. (or copyright and proprietary Lost In vaclnlty of El- able individual for part people and be creative the following; ASBESTOS RE­ drldge Street. Call 645- time counter sales, light retirement community. Hours 0 AM to 5 PM. Candidate Good communication skills import­ NOTICR TO CREDITORS rights, unfair competition & self-m otivated. MOVAL & REINSULATION — ESTATE OF and libel and slander, which 0522 bindery, filing, copying. must be dependable, personable, and en)oy people. Come grow with us. B E N N E T T JR . HIGH SCHOOL Rl LE Y ’f ^INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS g Q may result from the publlco- Ideal for mature enthusiast individual looking for extra ant. Some limited travel required. — FRANKLIN BUILDING. CARL J. SWANSON PROLONG THE life of cut Paste-up and computer 643-7914. See A l or Fred. g/k/a tlon of any advertisement In Income. Apply In person at The Town of Manchester Is an CARL JOHAN SWANSON the Manchester Herald by flowers In your home by skills preferred. Call Sir APPLICATIONS taken Competitive benefit package. Send equol opportunity employer, — A-P.R advertiser. Including adver­ snipping stems at an an­ Speedy Printing, 646- for Chimney Techni­ and requires on affirmative ac­ The Honorable William E. OR $ 1 0 0 0 CASH BACK REBATE tisements In any free distri­ Arbors at Hop Brook cian. Chimney clean­ resume and salary requirements to tion policy for all of Its Contrac­ FitzGerald, Judge of the I W W W On Selectee gle. This provides more 0601. tors and Vendors as a condition Court of Probate, District ot On Selected Models* bution publications pub­ stem surface to absorb 403 West Center St. ing and masonary re­ Personnel Manager, Lydall, Inc., of doing business with the Manchester at a hearing held lished by the Manchester the water. Prolong the life pair. Experience Town, as per Federal Order on 7/6/89 ordered that all Herald. Penny Sleffert, Manchester, CT 06040 of good, but unused Items WE DELIVER preferred. Fulltime Composite Materials Division, P.O. 11246. claims must be presented to P u b lisher. For Home Delivery, Call 6 4 7 - 9 3 4 3 year round position. Bid forms, plans and specifi­ the fiduciary at fhe address 319 MAIN STREET OVER 50 USED CARS AND TRUCKS in your home by selling Box 871, Manchester, CT 06040. below. Failure to promptly ■ them for cash with a 647-9946 I Salary plus Bonuses on cations are available at the General Services' office. present any such claim may MANCHESTER, CT F o r 0 long-lostlng fire, low-cost ad In classified. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 production. Will train result In the tgss of rights to • DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES • the right Individual. TO W N O F recover on such claim. (Opposite Manchester Hospital) choose hardwood logs MANCHESTER, CT SUMMERTIME SPECIALS e a r l y that produce a shorter 633-4123 9am to 3pm. Susan McQuav vA CA rfoN v' ROBERT B. WEISS, Ass't Clerk flame and burn less ra­ CLERICAL position, di­ GENERAL MANAGER pidly than soft woods. If PRIVATE PARTY 011-07 The fid u c ia ry Is: DRIVER versified duties. Pay­ B a rb a ra S. H oerle NEW 1989 E S C O R T 4 DR LX SED AN aroma Is the most Impor­ roll, computer Input, WANTED 138 Red Stone HIM ^ P I y y 1^^ THRU JULY 3RD, 1989 tant consideration, select Merchandise Ads typing, telephone and INVITATION TO BID Plainvillo, CT 06062 OVER 50 ESCORTS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM wood from fru it trees. If record keeping. Work Sealed bids will be received 023-07 you hove fireplace logs Coventry area week Monday through In the G eneral S e rvice s' of­ Equipped With Northeast Value Pkg., P/S, P/B, 5 Speed Overdrive Trans., AM/FM fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Cassette, Elec. Rear Defroster. for sale, find buyers the Friday, 40 hours. Paid Adult Carriers ter, CT until JU LY 26,1989at quick and easy w ay ... medical, life Insurance 11:00 a.m . fo r the fo llo w in g : 22% Percentage FOR 4 YEARS with a low-cost ad In Manchester and retirement plan. (1) USED TRUCK TRACTOR 8i o Classified. 643-2711. Apply Arbor Acres NOTICR TO CREDITORS AMOUNT TOTAL OF ' TOTAL SALE Enjoy the outdoors and USED HYDRAULIC DETACH­ ESTATE OF FINANCE CHARGE PAYMENTS PRICE Farm, Production A B LE GOOSENECK TRAILER ANNE M. MCNEILL FINANCED Dept, 439 Marlborough (2) O NE 0 ) NEW R A N G E 8i 9 Herald route. o/k/o *488.60 I *7945 I *8433.60 I *8433.60 Sell Your Car Rd, Glastonbury, or earn some extra spend­ ONE (1) NEW OVEN FOR ANNE T. MCNEILL * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days C o ll 633-4681. Ext. 338 SENIOR CITZEN'S CENTER The Honorable William E. 991 FitzGerald, Judge of the * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Short Hours ^ between 9am and 12 ing money delivering (3) PURCHASE OF OUTDOOR noon, Monday WASTE RECEPTACLES Court of Probate, District of Mso 2-Drs.. 4 Drs., Wa^ns, * Classifications 71 thru 87 The Town of Manchester Is Manchester at a hearing held throught Friday, eoe. the Manchester Herald on 7/6/89 ordered that all Standards, Automatics, a d d it io n a l ^ 4 0 0 o f f 4 Lines — 10 Days an equal opportunity em­ * Merchandise Under *250 LEGAL Secretary - Busy claims must be presented to Some With Air - Some Without. Great Pay! ployer, and requires an affir­ the fiduciary at the address 504 charge each addi­ * Ad must contain price! East Hartford law firm door to door. mative action policy (or all of FOR ALL 1989 COLLEGE GRADS! Its Contractors and Vendors below. Failure to promptly SUPER VALUE - THIS IS NOT A STRIPPED CAR tional line, per day. You You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds needs experienced lit­ present any such claim mov can cancel at any time. igation secretary. as a condition of doing busi­ re su lt In the loss of rig h ts to Call 647-9946 ness with the Town, as per Come Early For Best Choice On America's 01 Car PLUS TAX a REGISTRATION SORRY. due to this low price... Preterrably with col­ For more information Federal Order 11246. recover on such claim. NO REFUNDS OR lection and foreclo­ Susan McQuay Bid forms, plans and specifi­ Ass't Clerk SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thure. 8:30-8:30; 8 ADJUSTMENTS sures. Also word pro­ call the Circulation De­ cations are available at the A.P.R. - Annual Percentage Rate. Offers Expire 7/31/89 Ask for cessing experience. General Services' office. The fid u c ia ry Is; FrL 9:30-8:00; Sal. 8:30-5.-00 CALL HERALD Full time position. Only TO W N O F David A. Gibson PARTS a SERVICE DEPT. Moa-FrL 8:0O-S:O» c/o John E. Leary, Jr., Esq. CALL CLASSIFIED experienced need partment at MANCHESTER, CT 6 4 3 - 2 1 4 5 24 Hour Towing - Complete Repair & Painting ROBERT B. WEISS, 2 Owens Commerce Road CLASSIFIED Gerlinde apply. No agencies Branford, CT 06405 BEST DEALS AROUND Not responalUe for typographical errari. please. Contact Mary GENERAL MANAGER 643-2711 643-2711 NOW! A. tor Interview at 647-9946. 019417 03^07 278-2600. 9 \)

20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 10. 1989 ——---- ■■ NN' CARS I CARS CARS I CARS I I CARS CARS .... CHILD CARE FOR SALE FOR SALE [SOroR^SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE HDFOR SALE LICENSED Day Care VOLKSWS^EN Vanagon CHEVROLET Malibu Today Is great day ... and CHEVROLET Caprice DODGE Omnl-1987. 5 provider In good fam ­ 1984 GL. Automatic, 1971 - Good condition. Classified Is a great way FORD Tempo - 1984 4 M urder Choice im W arnings Best offer. 643-9846. Estate Wagon- 1978. speed, 4 door, rear Buick Century 19824 Door ily neighborhood have Air, Cruise, Stero. Ex­ ... to sell something! 643- cylinder, 5 speed, new must be seen. 70,000 an opening for 4 child­ cellent $5,700. 647-1480 Recent repairs. Too wiper, defog, AM/FM, 2711. good to funk. Needs tires. Asking $5,000. miles. V6, Automatic, ren. Constant supervi­ tinted windows, 34K. Call 647-8851. engine. 643-2880. $2800/best offer. 872- Power Steering, Four found dead La Russa picks Stewart Congress Ignored sion and care for your F IA T 1978 X19. Good Brakes. $2,400. Call 645- child. 647-1101. License 2051. CHEVROLET Astro Van- cconditlon. Many new CLYDE CARTER 1986. Fully equipped. 8449. number 25473. In Hartford /4 to start for AL All-Stars /I I alerts on HUD /,6 parts. Asking $1,800. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. CHEVROLET — GEO A TTEN TIO N - Govern- Very clean. $5,900. 249- RESPONSIBLE teenage Call 646-3444 after 568 1229 Main St., Manchestar ment Seized Vehicles ROUTE 83, VERNON USED CARS JETTA-1987. AC, sun 2505 days, 875-4266 eves. girl looking for a day or 2791 ask for Jay. roof, loaded. Excellent from $100. Fords, Mer­ CAMARO 77 Body res­ 83 Marcury Marquit 4 Dr. *4995 87 Camaro V-8 *9395 evening bobysitfing condition. Very clean, cedes, Corvettes, PONTIAC 1969 6 cylinder tored. Custom wheels. 84 Calabrity 4 Dr. *4995 lob. Call 563-4B10 11am TOYOTA Corolla, 1978 87 Volka Jatta 4 Dr.. *8495 low m ileage. $8,000. Chevys. Surplus Buy­ In good condition. Best offer. Call 646-3444 to 7pm. For Monday, llftback. Excellent con­ 84 Buick Cantury Wagon *6695 85 Bonnavllla 4 Dr. *6295 Call after 4:00 647-9543. ers Guide. 1-602-838- Needs body work after 5 call 568-2791 ask July 3rd and Tuesday dition. Asking $1500, or 85 Buick Somaraet 2 Dr. '7295 86 Cavallar CS' Sta Wg *6195 8885 extA775 $250.00 call 643-1024. for Jay. July 4, call after 6pm. best offer. Call before 3 85 Caprica 4 Dr. *7395 87 Pontiac 6000 4 Dr. *8395 645-6828. pm 649-3984. 85 Elactra T-Typa *9995 87 Olda FIranza Sta Wg *7595 85 Pontiac Sunbird *5195 85 Cantury Wagon *7995 MAZDA 1986 RX7. Red, 64 Dodga 'LE' Caravan *6495 85 Elactra 4 Door *10995 clean, 32k, 5 speed. 66 Pont. LE 6000 4 Dr. *7195 I LAWN CARE 86 Spactrum 4 Dr. *4995 Excellent condition. 88 Chav Cavallar 4 Dr. *7995 CARDINAL BUICK'S $8,500. Call 649-4836. 86 Cavallar 4 Dr. *6995 84 Cam Barllnatta Cpa *6295 EXP E R IE N C ED - Lawn 88 Nova 4 Dr. *6495 USED TRUCKS Care. Prompt, reliable 83 Chav S-10 Blazar 4x4 *5995 service. Reasonably 86 Pont Bonnavllla 4 Dr. *6995 VOLaME-PRlClNG $AVES priced. Call 647-9330. 87 Spactrum 2 Dr. *6995 85 Chav CIO 6 ' Pickup *5995 CARDINAL 88 Dodga Raldar 4x4 *10450 Jianrijpatpr lUrralft 86 Dalta 88 2 Dr. *9995 86 Nlaaan Short Bad P/up *5895 CARPENTRY/ BUICK, INC. 86 Markur XR4TI *9495 88 S-10 Blazar 4x4 *12495 YOU CA$H REMODELING 1967 Chav. CalabrHy >5995 1989 Buick Cantury M4999 872-9111 646-6464 C H E ATiv^Tam lnateTof 1986 Oldtmoblla Calalt •6980 Tuesday, July 11, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents East Hartford, fabrica­ 1986 Chavy Suburban '18980 tors of contemporary 1988 Buick LaSabra <12996 styles, cabinets, coun­ 1988 Buick Skylark $8690 1988 Buick Cantury •11990 ★ ★ ATTENTION ters, and furnishings. 1987 Buick Skyhawk <7980 Also cabinet new 1988 Cantury Wagon '8980 CLASSIC CHEVY LOVERS! 1989 BUiCK SKYLARK 1989 BUiCK CENTURY fronts, refacIng or re- 1986 Buick Elactra <10250 1989 BUICK REGAL flnlshlng available. 1986 Buick Cantury <7690 LTD. $.1 X 2 1 5 * Call days 9am to 5pm. 1984 RIvlara Cpa <8995 Classic 1968, Chevy Malibu, 307 Stk. #9172 528-9748. 1984 Marcury Cougar <6180 Stk.#9316 IT j f c i l . V *11,999' *13,897* 1688 Buick LaSabra <8290 Engine. "Mint" Condition. 69,500 4 dr, AT. AC, Caw lt*. PW. PI. Dmonslalot 4 dr., AT. AC. CaBiana. PW, P I. D«monstBtor 2 dr, Cp«., AT. AC, CantM . PW. PL Damonttilo Storm cleanup is underway MISCELLANEOUS 1664 Bdorado Convart <14969 Origingal Mileage. $6,000 or Best I SERVICES 1985 Buick Skyhawk <5250 81 Adams St. Offer! 2.9% GMAC FINANCING AND/OR UP GSL Building Malnte- Manchester One (dead, nonce Co. Commercl- Call 649-7470 Y al/ResIdentlol building 649-4571 TO $1500 MFGR. REBATE repairs and home Im­ UP TO 24 MOS.5. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS, -in c l u d e s f a c t o r y REBrREBATE. provements. Interior Factory Incenllvea end July lOlh buildings and exterior painting, light carpentry. Com­ CAB OF THE WEEK plete lanitorlal ser­ # 1 M vice. Experienced, rel­ flattened m olkswagen inc iable, free estimates. V , . 1984 Mercury Cougar 643-0304. It’s Not Too Late! • Offer Expires 7/31/89 JH3r.,AMfM,AC.PW. ITV/STEREO/ r . CfuiSB, Ufw Mieage Related photographs, APPLIANCES Up To Double Your Money story on page 18 STEREO-Samsung SCM - 7000. Dual cassette, CD «5,980 By Larry Rosenthal player, radio. Just like At Lipmon V.W. The Associated Press new. Asking $250.00 or best offer. 1989 Used Cars HAMDEN — National Guards­ im Fox 1988 Buick Century LTD, 4 dr...... $14 999 ^986 Buick Electra 380...... $10,250 men, police dogs and utility crews TV SPECIAL 1988 Chev. Suburban, tow pkg...... $16*980 Buick Century Wagon...... $8,980 sorted through debris from flat­ Wolfsliiirg tened homes, toppled trees and OFFER $200 Cash B^ck 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... ^ ’99Q 1986 Buick LeSabre Custom...... $8^290 Reconditioned televltlone, $750 Cash Back 1988 Buick LeSabre Sedan...... downed power lines left by storms from our Mg trede-ln tale. $12 *999 Buick Century Sedan...... $7,’690 that roared through Connecticut Prloaa front to (290. Curllt I989I1 1988 Buick Century Custom...... $11*990 Oldsmoblle Calais, 4 Dr...... aeioOO Uathae, 273 Watt Middle Tpke. and left one person dead, dozens Manchaater, 649-3406. 1988 Buick Riviera Cpe., loaded...... $14*690 Buick Somerset Cpe.,...... $7*495 injured and thousands without J e i t a G L WdUFihtirg 1987 Chev. Celebrity Sedan.SOLO. . ^ ’991J 1986 Chev. Monte Carlo...... $8,495 power. WoUsbnrg 1987 Nissan GXE Wagon...... ' $7*280 Toyota Camry Sedan...... $9*180 Gov. William A. O’Neill left by SPORTING $500 Cash Back helicopter to tour the damage $750 Cash Back 1987 Buick Skyhawk Hatchback...... • $7,*980 Riviera Cpe...... 59 995 I GOODS i m today but the mayors of New i $ m 3 k u c u Haven and Hamden already have GOLF Clubs. Used starter Vanagoii PLUS MANY MORE. UP TO 60 DAY, 3,000 MILE 100% POWER TRAIN WARRANTY. declared local states of and full sets. $25. to $95. WoJTshurg emergency. Call 649-1794. m m i t m $1500 Cash B ack “ It’s an emergency ... there is JiOOO Pash3,$(ck 171 MISCELLANEOUS Visit no question, ” O'Neill said as he CflRDINRL BUICK, INC. prepared to board a helicopter at *M fo r s a l e our award Brainard Airport in Hartford for Fifteen wood storm win­ winning Service Dept. "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" an aerial tour of the state. dows 51” X 32" $5.00 Before sunrise, residents got each. Good condition. • 81 Adams Street, Manchester ETTl out chainsaws and the state Also roll-up tension (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) " I Department of Transportation screens $5.00 each. 643- Choose a fine pre-owned used earth movers in Hamden to 8923. automobile at our special discount prices. clear a path through fallen trees CARS in the hardest hit neighborhoods. State police began taking dogs fo r SALE oriarty Brothers around Hamden to search debris for missing people and officials #1 began to tally the damage. Utility ^VOLKSWAGEN. INC. workers raced to cut off all live Manchester’s wires and gas leaks while scores JOE RILEY’S 2 Tolland Turnpike, (RIe. 83), Vernon, CT • 649-2638 of state police tried to seal off DILLON FORD dangerous areas. 319 M a in St., M anchaater "We haven’t had a chance yet 88 "EXP Coupa <7495 to come up with any kind of 88 Escort "LX” H/B <7495 Used Car Dealer The Associateij Press 88 Escort "QL" H/B <7495 numbers,” said Neil Gorfain, a 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B <4495 USED CAR SPECIALS AFTERMATH — Residents of West Boylston, damage fast-moving storm Monday night. civil preparedness operations 66 Taurus Wag. Loaded <7995 officer surveying damage in SB Escort Pony <5265 1987 MAZDA 1986 FORD 1986 MERCURY 1983 M AZDA 1983 CHEV Hamden. “ We don’t have any­ 87 Escort "QL" H/B <5595 T-BIRD SABLE 626 MONTE CARLO thing much more definite than 85 Mustang Sunroof <4995 B2200 P/U 2 Tone Auto, A/C Auto, A/C 5 Speed AT, A/C that we have a disaster here.” 89 Brand New Festiva <5795 CHORCHES A 12-year-old girl was killed 88 Cougar White <11495 *6999 *6995 *5991 *4666 *4999 Billing snags dog implementation of pact about 5 p.m. Monday when the 86 Mercury Sable "QS" <7495 rimvsLKK OotIgeTruchs Dodge 1982 OLDS 1986 BUICK storm raged across the state from 88 Feativa White <3795 1985 LINCOLN 1985 LINCOLN 1985 FORD 89 Probe LX Demo <12995 CUTLASS TOW N CAR RIVIERA TEMPO the northwest to southeast. TOW N CAR the district for sewer service for 85 Bronco II AT <6965 (Signature) Loaded Auto, AM/FM By Alex GIrelll legal counsel for the district, was and have received no such applicable for only fire service. Jennifer Bike was camping in SUPREME the fiscal year that began July 1. 84 El 50 Van <3995 *10225 Manchester Herald also unaware of any problem. He authorization. He said he will correct those bills Black Rock State Park in Water- 87 84 Tampo 2 Door <4295 Don’t Wait For A Sale! *499f *11025 *10,999 *4444 said he had expected the town to The jurisdictional shifts in­ to the 3.5 mill rate. Others will be getting their first town with a church group from 88 Ford F150 P/U <10595 1 987 M AZDA 1984 AMC 1988 LINCOLN 1988 CHEVY A snag has developed in the bill owners of properties that had volve sanitary sewer service as Or he will withdraw the bills bills from the town for sewer Stratford when a huge tree fell on 1988 DODGE CELEBRITY implementation of the fire and been shifted from district to town well as fire protection, but the entirely if someone authorizes service based on metered water 643-2145 B2600 4X4 ALUANCE RAMCHARGER TOW N CAR the tent she was sharing with Every Day Is Pickup Auto, A/C Auto, A/C sewer agreement between the fire jurisdiction. adjustment in sewer service him to do so. consumption after June 30 and three other girls, who were also *14999 *16,999 town and the Eighth Utilities District President Thomas E. charges are being made as of July Whether any particular custo­ will not pay a district sewer tax injured, state police said. Two of *9999 *3950 *9650 District because property owners Landers said his parents have 1, as provided for in the agree­ mer will pay more or less for for the fiscal year that began July the girls remained hospitalized at 72 HOUR MONEY BACK 1983 BUICK 1 . Sale Day 19 86 PONTIAC ~ 1987 MERCURY 1983 CHEVY whose properties were shifted received a town fire tax bill for a ment. July 1 is the beginning of sewer service because of the Waterbury Hospital early tbday, GUARANTEE 1985 BMW CENTURY from district to town fire service parcel of land that under terms of the fiscal year for both the town transfer depends on a number of For those who have been used FIREBIRD Loaded SABLE CAVALIER both in stable condition. Old* '77 Cutia** *2,909 VC, AM/FM, 5 Speed Auto, A/C have not been billed by the town the agreement comes under and the district. variables, mostly the value of his to paying the district for sewer Elizabeth Ferri, 40, of New AMC '82 Concord *2.995 property and the amount of water service once a year, the change NiM«n '66 8*ntr* SE *3,990 *12,500 *8999 *4222 *2999 for fire protection taxes. district fire jurisdiction. He said About 120 Manchester sewer Fairfield was struck in the head Shop Us First *8550 And those property owners, they will decline to pay it. service customers were trans­ he uses. will be most obvious when they Ch*vy '00 C*l*brHy >4099 1986 1985 LINCOLN 1985 CHEVY by lightning while walking her Chavy '67 Cavallar *5,099 1986 OLDS 1987 SUBARU most of them owners of condomi­ Town Tax Assessor Michael ferred out of town sewer jurisdic­ The district charges for sewer find a pro-rated sewer charge dog in the front yard at 6:45 p.m. Olda '6 4 Cutlaaa *9.996 CUTLAS MITSUBISHU TOW N CAR W AGON G L P/UP nium units with addresses on Bekech and Town Tax Collector tion into district jurisdiction and service in a property tax, while added to their quarterly water Monday. She was knocked un­ Olda '83 Cut/Crulaar *9,099 Loaded 4WD 4x4, AT Ditatiee ^ Rebate up to SUPREME CORDIA TURBO Ambassador Drive, up to number Joan Troy both said Monday the about 40 others were transferred the town bills according to the bill from the town. conscious but revived by ambu­ Chavy '69 Calabrity *6.909 Most of those who have been Plymouth '64 Voyagar >0,996 *8615 *7550 *10,980 *7600 *6995 32, have been billed by the town/district agreement was from district jurisdiction into amount of water use registered lance personnel. She was taken to Old* 68 Oalta >6,999 Oil select O f aalact district. reached after Oct. 1, 1988, the town jurisdiction. on water meters. shifted from town to district Danbury Hospital, treated and Ford'69 T-BIrd ■0.009 1984 PONTIAC 1986 HYUNDAI Attorney Kevin O’Brien, a legal date of the most recent Grand Most of those who went from Meters of all the affected sewer jurisdiction are residents of models 5 > 4 w w U modal* 1987 MERCURY 1987 MAZDA 4X4 1986 MAZDA 626 released. Chavy '06 Z-24 •7.009 5 Spd„A/C representative for the town in List, and that the shifts cannot be district to town jurisdiction are users were read on June 30 to houses on French Road, Grant Old* '68 Calala *7,099 HERO COUGAR G LS EX C EL Hospitals in Waterbury and owners of some Northfield con­ make the billing changes Road, Hartland Street, Oliver Olda '87 Clara •7,099 0% * 12,100 *5999 negotiating the agreement, was made because they must be New Haven alone treated approx­ ■ Pont '87 Grand Am *7,996 *3999 *10,999 *3999 unaware of the problem when he guided by that Grand List. dominium units, the same units possible. Road, Tower Road, Bolton Road, imately 75 people, most of them Olda'87 Calala ^a.OOO 88 Demo 89 Demo 1987 OLDS 1985^ FORD 1986 CHRYSLER was contacted Monday. He said Bekech and Ernest Machell, transferred for fire purposes. Some people will be getting a part of Columbus Street, and a for cuts and bruises. Among the OI