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Mayor Vows Court Fight in FOI Case

Mayor Vows Court Fight in FOI Case

20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Sepl. 12, 1989

HOMES HOMES FOR SALE 1 ^ HOMES ONE OF THE good habits FOR SALE FOR SALE thrifty people have deve­ I q ^ cars GARDENING loped Is dally reading of FOR SALE BOLTON - Beautiful Gar­ the ads In classified. MANCHESTER - Price That's where they find Crime Opener rison Colonial located CHRYSANTHEMUMS - Emigres drastically reduced! MANCHESTER - Must CHEVROLET Camaro on cul-de-sac. Three SpcrcioJis® You dig your con­ value buys. $132,500. Nows the time 1985 - V-6, tuned port years old, 3 carpeted selll Cape. 3-4 bedrooms, 2 tainer. 550 Bush Hill to buy! Don't miss this Infection, 5 speed air, bedrooms plus play full baths. Fireplace In living Road, Manchester. spacious 8 room Colon­ power steering and room, 3 baths with room, appliances and morell [ ^ C A R S Bolton residents ial with 4 or 5 bed­ brakes, am/tm, 82K, Lack o f experience Proposal would let locuH l, tile In kitchen 1548 sq. ft REDUCED to FOR SALE rooms, IVj baths. En­ $149,900. Call Owner, 647- Finding a cash buyer (or $4,499. 646-9826. and both, hardwood closed front and back the Items you'd like to sell 1714. PONTIAC Firebird 1977“ want to help/3 a worry for MHS football/18 floors, alarm system, porches. Susan Do­ Is easy. Just let our read­ CHEVY Comoro Z-28 1985 50,000 come here/7 fenced yard, applian­ nahue, Sentry Real Est­ - T-top, power steerlng- Needs work. Best offer. ers know what you have Call 649-9151 after 5pm. ces, central vac, 2,600 ate, 643-4060.O tor sole with an ad In /brakes, V-8,5.0L,47K, plus sq.ft. Exterior CARPENTRY/ $5,900. 646-9826.______MANCHESTER - Enlov CONDOMINIUMS PAINTING/PAPERING Classified. 643-2711. FORD LTD Country clapboard ond brick. cozing up In the fire- REMODELING AUDI 4000 1980 - $2500. Squire Wagon - 1972, Full deck and lands­ FOR SALE placed living room of WALLPAPERING T Excellent condition 400V-8, excellent condi­ caped yard, walk out this 3 bedroom, I'/s plus extros. 646-9826. tion. $500. 647-7890. finished basement, 2 MANCHESTER - Two MM CMrtraeUM •( NMMkMlw bath full dormered PAINTING PLYMOUTH Reliant 1982 car garage with open­ bedroom townhouse. AddWont, rvfTKxWIno. wood il(Hng. CHEVROLET 1984 Celeb­ Cape. $148,000. Privacy docks, rookng. oonoroto wofk, Ceilings Repaired or Replaced rity - 4 door, fully - All options, 81K. Ex­ ers. 1272,000. Call Gerry Convenient to down­ Insurad/Referencea FURNITURE motomy t oN phoooo o( oonitniollon. cellent condition. l at 644-8332. offered by this large town and 1-84. $87,900 equipped. Excellent treed, fenced yard. Su- II yoii'n tick ol oonirtcton not G .L McHugh condition. Asking owner, $1,500 or best negotiable. Call 647- rnurnkig you eo/IO — ooH utl DROP Leaf Table and MANCHESTER - Ranch, son Donahue, Sentry 8850. 643-9321 $4,000. 646-2392. offer. 647-0347. 3 bedrooms, screened FuHy Inound • Froo Eillmoioo two chairs, sofa bed, Real Estate, 643-4060.D •43-1720 record player and ca­ porch. $138,500. Owner, Mk tor Mirk binet. 646-2701. 647-1907. MANCHESTER - Owner CLEANING SERVICES anxious! Drastically LOTS/LAND SCHALLER CARDINAL ACURA QUALITY Now Is the time to run an reduced! $164,900. Lots FOR SALE GCF HOM E ad In clossitled to sell that PRE-OWNED AUTOS BUICK, INC. manrhfatpr Irral/i of room In this newer 7 SERVICES COUNTRY CLEANERS 1 ^ SPORTING S3 N iiM n Stanza •3465 1988 Dodge Dakota P/U $8880 camero you no longer room Contemporary. LAND - North Coventry, 5 Spd., A/C, Sttrao 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 Remodeling, repair, decks, Commercial and residential. l E j l GOODS use. Lower level family Riley Mtn. Road, 3.5 ac 67 C«lica OT9 •11465 1988 Buick Century $11990 approved building lot, trim work, small jobs. Experlenoed and dependable. 9 Spd.. Loadad, Rad COVENTRY - 925 Pucker room with full bath, Senior Citizen Discount S3 Pontiac 6000 LE •3665 1988 Chav S-10 P/U $8490 V* ac pond, southern Call for a free estimate. GOLF Clubs. Used starter V6. Auto. Loadad 1887 Honda CRX $7380 Street. Estate forces wood stove flue, c/a, exposure, horses per­ 645-6559 and full sets. $25 to $95. 64 Chav Caprica Clatalc •4665 1987 Buick Cantury Wag $8880 We(dnes(jay, Sept. 13, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm sale on this like new deck, 2 car garage. Carol Green V8. Loadad Newsstand Price: 35 Cents mitted! Reduced to Also miscellaneous 1987 Buick Regal Cpa. *9480 home on 2 acres! Less Susan Donahue, Sentry 66 Acura Integra 3 Or. •11465 Real Estate, 643-4060.D $85,900. (Owner Is anx­ ___649-0778 clubs. 649-1794. Auto. A/C. Low Milaa. Rad 1988 LaSabre LTD Cpe. $8980 than 3 years old, 3brs, 2 AB LE HOME 66 Chav Nova •3665 1988 Olda Calais $8980 ious to sell and wants BIKE - 12 speed, 26", Auto. Slarao baths, large ap- MANCHESTER - Tired Of IMPROVEMENT 1988 Chev Monts Carlo $8496 being cramped spread ofterl!) Apollo ELECTRICAL hardly used. Regular 65 Toyota Corolla SR-S •3665 pllanced country kit­ Gardens subdivision - Established 1M1 handle bars. Penders 5 8pd., A/C. Starao. Clean 1986 Toyota Camry $9160 chen, finished walk-out out In this Contempor­ 67 Jaap Wrangtar •5665 1968 Buick Elecira 380 $10250 prestigious area. Lot 12 Introduces the and carrier rack. $120. 5 Spd., V*6. Soft Top District ary made for family basement. Reduced Satarl Dr., 1.8 ac, area 659-2753. 66 Buick Cantury •4665 1968 El Camino loaded $7980 living. $332,000. This MANOR ROOM CONSTANTINE ELECTRIC Auto. A/C $10,000 to $169,900. Phil­ of new homes, $79,900. 1985 Buick Riviera $9480 home offers 4 bed­ Custom designed modular 83 Honda Accord LX •4365 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 ips Real Estate, 742- No job too small 8 Spd., A/C Mayor vows Lot 22 Satarl Dr., prime 1450.D rooms, 3 baths, 2 fam­ addition. 83 Olda Clara 1965 Buick Regal Cpe. $6860 wooded 1 ac homesite, Free estimates •3665 vote is Ve. Auto. A/C BOLTON - Light, bright, ily rooms and possible • Ughtwolght c«n bo odOod 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 $83,900. Lots In new to oxlttlng dockt or patlo'o Fully insured and MUSICAL 64 Olda Cutlaas •3665 1985 Olds Clara $5895 teen suite lower level. Auto. A/C. P.8. and airy. Immaculate Phase 3, 1-2 acres, • No foundation naadad — to 1964 Oldamobile FIranza $4990 condition, freshly Sentry Real Estate, 643- can ba built anywhara licensed 122I items MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE PROM 4060.0 undrgrnd utils, close to • Ouality matarlala 345 CENTER ST., 1983 LaSabre Sedan $5495 painted, new carpet­ shopping, area of ex­ 646-1284 challenged • Inaulatad ARMSTRONG Flute - MANCHESTER 81 Adams St„ Manchester ing, 2 floor to celling MANCHESTER - Re“- pensive homes, less • Mot* {oba complalad In ona Like new. Best offer. 647-7077 » „ waak. 649-4571 court fight fireplaces, 3brs, 2 V3 duced! $1 69,900. than 20 mins to Hart­ DUMAS ELECTRIC 643-9846. baths, family room, on ford, deed restrictions Also complete remodeling Service changes, Owner's anxious! service By Alex Girelli a quiet street. Move In condition 2,000 sq.ft, minimum. additional wiring and $210,000. Philips Real • Addition • Dacha Manchester Herald ' ^ completely udpoted 2 Use your builder or use • Roofing • Roofing repairs on existing MISCELLANEOUS CARTER Estate, 742-1450.O fam ily (4/4), featuring ours, 3 special designs • Qaragaa • Siding homes. Quality work at CHEVROLET — GEO CLYDE FOR SALE 1229 Main St., Manchester BEAUTIFUL Oversized - spacious rooms; eat-ln available, $79,900. • Oormart • Kitchan'a affordable prices. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. A vote by electors of the Eighth kitchen; fully ap- Wrights Mill Road, 2 + • Raplacamant WIndowa U$ED CAR$ ROUTE 83, VERNON Brick Cape, 2,300sf, 8 Entirely owner operated. S7 Buick LiS ibri E it Wag. >11.71 in FOI case Utilities District Monday night may rooms, 4 brs, 2'/j baths, pllanced; carefree acres, wooded and Call Ron 27 years exp. Call END ROLLS H Chiv CHatlon 4 Door • 4,21 80 Malibu Classic Wag. *2995 (In-law possibility), vinyl siding; fenced In open lot, $71,900. (Suit­ M Ctw, Ctltbmy Sts Wag • e.91 have been invalid because no voter 643-9966 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. *6895 hardwood parquet yard and 2 car garage. able tor a 2 family Joseph Dumas 27'/i" width — 258,71 Democrats at a hearing in February typaa of ramodaling and rapalra. Monday through Thursday. as Ply Sundinci 2 Dr ■ 7, 4) Delta 88 2 Door Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said $192,900. Philips Real 9'/2%, 30 yr amortiza­ Call Bob Farrand. Jr. SERVICES 86 *9995 flavor of approving a $245,(XX) ap­ located In preferred 88 Chiv Clwvlttl 2 Dr • 3,88 before Deane C. Avery, a hearing tion. Olde Tavern r a il r 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6995 today he will appeal to the courts if Estate, 742-1450.0 area! $345,000. Featur­ V ^ - Utilltv/camp- 84 Cim iro Cpi B irlln ilti • 8.78 propriation for a new pumper truck Lane, Lot 7, 1.48 ac Bus. 647-8509 86 Century Wagon *7495 officer who later found that the LAKEVIEW Property - 2 ing 3 bedrooms; 2Vj Ing. Enclosed. $150.646- 88 Chiv C ilibrity 4 Dcor >12.48 and 18 against. the Freedom of Information Com­ baths; sunroom; ap- approved lot, $82,500. Res. 645-6849 PIANO TUNING 5828. 87 Pont Sunblrd 4 Dr • 8.29 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 mission rules that caucuses attended Democratic caucuses were meetings brs, vaulted celling and Olde Tavern Lane, Lot District President Thomas E. skylight In kitchen, full pllanced; h/w floors; Mark Trotier AIR Conditioners - Frlgl- TRUCK$ 88 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 by him and other Democratic town for which there should have been 6, 1.05 ac approved lot, 88 Ford Bronco II 4x4 XLT • 9.883 Landers said today he was told by a walk-out basement, 1 fleldstone fireplace; 2 dalre, approximately 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 public notice. Avery has recom­ $82,500. Coventry 23.9 15 Years Exerience 87 Chw AMro CL P u t Vin • 8.986 directors were illegal under the year buyer protection car garage and too PAINTING/PAPERING 8500 BTU, $50. General 83 Ford F280 4x4 Pickup 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 proponent of the purchase that some ocres of land, open and • 8,793 state’s open meeting laws. mended that the Democrats, who are plan, very affordable many amenities to Reasonable Rates Electric carry all, $75. 89 Chiv S-10 4x4 B lu ir •18.483 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 opponents were raising the question wooded, small pond, a majority on the Board of Direc­ price. Coventry, mention! Klernan Real console humidifier, 88 Ply Voytgtr P iu Wg. • 7,793 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 DiRosa said he will make the ap­ horse barn, older home 647-5719 88 Dodgi B ldir 4x4 about whether the vote was valid. $105,900. Philips Real Estate, 649-1147.0 “We can tell you $25. 643-6733. •10.430 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 tors, be ordered not to caucus with In need of repairs, 750 88 Chiv C30 Pick up • 7,183 He said no one thought of the peal no matter what the other direc­ Estate,742-1450.o_____ others present, including MANCHESTER - Charm- ft. frontage. $279,900. what to look for... need to use the checkoff list. tors and the Democratic Party OWNER Wants Quick Ing Cape. $148,800. Un­ Ellington, high and HAWKES TREE SERVICE 646-6464 872-9111 decides to do unless some compell­ Democratic Town Chairman and what to look Bucket, truck & chipper. Landers said he will ask John D. Sale - Huge mbr, view usual Cape In sought dry, .574 acre building [ b 8 ]^SALES ^ ° Theodore R. Cummings. He has after area featuring 2-3 Stump removel. Free LaBelle Jr., the district’s legal coun­ ing legal reason comes up to change of lake from large liv­ lot on sewer line. Ideal outforF eetimetes. Special his mind. recommended that finding to the full ing room , and extra bedrooms fireplaced to r modular home consideration lor elderly sel, for an opinion on the question large dining room. En­ living room, IV2 baths and handicapped. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald DiRosa will speak for the commission. builder, priced at eral Statute 23-65 prohibits and will abide by his decision. closed porch, 3 brs, V /3 and super spacious $55,900. Philips Real H arB ro Democratic directors when the FOI The hearing is set for 2 p.m. today family room with beau­ 647-7553 the posting of odvertlse- He said the disUict will call baths, garage. Coven­ Estate, 742-1450.g ments by any person, firm or NEW SCHOOL CH IEF — Michael school bell in the courtyard of Coventry 1 Commission holds a hearing today at the FOI offices in Hartford. try, red u ced from tiful bay window over- P ain tin g corporation on o telegraph, another meeting on the appropria­ looklng a lovely LAND - Give us a call Malinowski, the new superintendent of High School Tuesday during an interview. J on a complaint filed over the In his brief, DiRosa cites a num­ $146,900 to $127,900. about our 6% private ■of Manchester telephone, electric light or tion and use the checkoff list if wooded yard. Call to- LANDSCAPING power pole or to o tree, caucuses by Ronald Osella, a ber of court cases which he says in­ Philips Real Estate, land loans In Coven- necessary. schools in Coventry, poses near an old 742-1450.O doy for details. Cen­ shrub, rock, or any other Quality Painting When you need to advarllsa. Republican town director. dicate that when two interpretations tury 21 Epstein, 647- try/Hebron. Approved EXPERIENCED natural oblect without o writ­ At the district annual meeting FANTASTIC Yard - 8895.0 building lots starting at ten permit for the purpose of nothing works like Classlfiedl* Town Attorney John Cooney will of the law on what constitutes meet­ Corner lot with view of $65,000. Flano Real Est­ Services BOBCAT LOADER protecting It orthepubllcond May 24, the voters approved a not appear, but has submitted a legal ings are possible, the court selects countryside, 3 brs, ate, 646-5200.D •Free Estimates corries o fine of up to $50 for change in the district bylaws which NORTH Coventry - 56 operator with York rake Dial 643-2711 Superintendent set his goal brief in response to the complaint in one that avoids a result the Lcgisla- wolk-out basement, •Senior Citizen Discounts each offense. Deer Hill Lane. Builder attachment for hire. says that the eligibility of district addition to one submitted by many evergreens •Aluminum & Vinyl Fully Insuranced. voters shall be checked by reference along borders, close to will consider trade - r r i INVESTMENT Powerwashing DiRosa. DiRosa’s brief was written Please see FOI, Page 12 middle and high New 3,300 sq.ft. Custom 644-6046 |g|njCARS i®aurl|pfitpr Hrralft to the latest available list of electors Contemporized Cape PROPERTY for better schools as child school. Coventry. 1 2 1 1 FDR SALE M i provided by the town registrars of on cul-de-sac overlook­ 646-6815 $151,900. Philips Real WeVe Here To Serve CONCRETE voters. Estate, 742-1450.D ing golf course (rear ROCKVILLE - Two fam ­ view). Huge 20x24 fam­ ily, (3) six families, 11 LEGAL NOTICES But no list was used at the meet­ “My father died the year I was there, and I returned Tougher Lotto odds ENJOY yesteryear's By Jacqueline Bennett ily rm, private en­ and 14 unit properties BOB RILEY ing Monday in the disuict firehouse home to help my mother with things,” Malinowski charm with today's trance to studio above for sale. All hove some IWElGirS PAMTWG CO. Roman Spiewak TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Manchester Herald Quality work at a at 32 Main St. LaBelle, who was said. modern conveniences garage, possible In-law owner financing avail­ Mason Contractor OLDSMOBILE NOTICE OF In this classy new 3 bdr able for qualified buy­ reaaonabla prical ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE moderator for the meeting, told That decision ultimately changed the direction of situation, priced well Interior & Exterior Brick, Block or Stone 259 Adams S t, Manch. COVENTRY — As a child, Michael J. Malinowski may hike state funds Victorian. Central air ers. Call 871-6367. An '’’■ovlslons of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and those at the meeting that they must below replacement Free Estimatea Chimneys, Patios, Walls 649-1749 thought that schools could be better. That’s one of the his life. and vac, 2 tiled fp's, cost. Reduced to Informational bro- New, neetoreUone and Repairs bv ^*he Bon?r? nr^i***’ adooHon be district residents and town elec­ wrap around porch, Call Brian Weigle Dv tne Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester At 49, Malinowski iias been in education most of public information for the division $297,900. Philips Real chure will be mailed. 646-4134 New 1989 Connecticut on September 5, 1989. *■ **'*'^' tors to be eligible to vote. reasons the new superintendent of schools decided on lacuzzl. All on 1'/j coun­ 645-8912 a career in education. his life, 26 years. By Nancy Concelman said Tuesday. Estate, 742-1450.0 Cutlass PROPOSED ORDINANCE That is the procedure LaBelle has try acres bordered by I APARTMENTS Get that chimney re­ Malinowski was hired by the Board of Education “Before I was in education? I was a child,” he said Manchester Herald Harrigan spoke at a dinner meet­ stone walls. $320,000. paired before wintert Call Calais Coupe mI,I Directors of the Town of followed traditionally. light-heartedly. Flano Real Estate, 646- WILLINGTON - Parker FOR RENT this summer to replace former superintendent Nathan ing of the Manchester Rotary Club Road. Builder may GEORGE N. now for a free estimate. SI# 9407 SfSt"e'"^*’ c^*^;SlcflcJrfSr"^he""5S^*’^ The change voted May 24 appears Changes in the state’s Lotto game 5200.g______TW Sliirtne. 4-wiy Manual Seal Chcslcr, who resigned effective June 20. In an inter­ Outgoing and stylish, Malinowski has been acting held at the Manchester Country take trade. Relive his­ Thirty Locust Street. 4 Fully insured. PDL. Eng 23 UMr. EFIL4 (Tech IV). from the language of the legal notice may make it more difficult to win BOLTON ^ Come and CONVERSE view at Covenuy High School Thesday, he talked superintendent in the Burlington, Mass., public school Club. About 30 Rotarians attended. tory In a new 1748 Salt room heated apart­ AT. R iir Datoogsr. P 1S 6/m i3m Painting and Decorating TALAGA MASONRY WW Tkw, B rA i. Pow ir Front Dlic Sch?du”e roHSche?hi,r” a for that meeting to apply to all dis­ system for the past year. Before that he was the assis- but will probably increase the size view this distinguished Box reproduction built ment 1st floor. Secur­ about his vision for the school system while sharing In October, players will be able to 8 room cedar Contem­ a RR Drum. Compoiai HWogm of prizes, thus boosting ticket sales from Sturbridge Vil­ ity. No pets. $650 Paper Hanging 643-8209 Hwdii nnpi, Bumpir WMi Rub memories of his early encounters with education. Uint superintendent in Burlington and before that cur­ choose from 44 instead of 40 num­ porary. $299,900. Just aiilp. Front a RUT R/8kfi Mirror, lage plans drawn by monthly. 646-2426. 9am- please see 8th, Page 12 riculum coordinator in Burlington. and generating more revenue for built on 1.5 acres of CALL 643-2804 AM/FM ETR w/SMk a Seia Trip 8-8-89 “I saw schools as a nice, safe place to be but as I bers for the Lotto game. Though the Russell S. Oatman. 3 5pm weekdays.______Odotmlir. Domi Coumiy Ughls. state programs, a Division of Spe­ woodland on Birch Prepared by William J. Shea, got older I felt they could be better places. 1 felt they He is single. His mother lives in Massachusetts and change will make it tougher to win, fireplaces, beehive R ur ShouWir B lits cial Revenue official told Rotary Mtn. Features a well oven, 3 brs, 2V2 baths, VERNON. For limited Over 12 to choose from Assistant Town Attorney could have better served my needs,” Malinowski said. his sister is married with three children. Bom in Hud­ it will mean larger payoffs to people time only enloy free Semi-Retired planned kitchen with on a 3 + ac parcel with a starting at SCHEDULE A son, Mass., he grew up in Chelsea. Club members Tbesday. who hit four or five of the six num­ color television with COMPUTERS TODAY As a child, he said, “I stood out. I felt different. I oak cabinets and wet brook and pond, owner Pabilar and Paper Hangar In the process of moving to town, he has been com­ Since the inception of Lotto in signed lease. Modern That certain piece or parcel of land situated In the Town of didn’t fit the norm.” bers, Harrigan said. bar area, spacious 2nd loan up to $50,000. 30 Years Experience Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut spacious 1 bedroom Got a new computer? muting from Boston, where he currently lives. His 1983, lottery games, including But the biggest advantage will be fam ily room with fp $329,900. Philips Real Insurance and References $9,999* o? *1?* Present Tolland Turnpike,' Index So, Malinowski decided to go into education and and sliders to deck, apartment. Eat-In kit­ Need a tutor? ‘Indudea All QM Incantlvea Street, Connecticut Route 30, containing 1.4S first official day on the job was Monday and his office Lotto, Play Four, the Daily Number higher jackpots, which translate into Estate, 742-1450.O Marty Mattsson OR Financing at low as 2 .f% acres, more or less, bounded ond described os follows' do what he could to improve the situation for formal dining room chen, large bedroom, Do you own a oomputar? Lat ma 24 pages, 2 sections youngsters who also felt different, he said. was still filled on Tuesday with balloons and other and the instant lottery game, have increased sdes, Harrigan said. and more. Flano Real private balcony, stor­ 649-4431 balp you find out what your SOUTHEASTERLY, by Present Tollond Turnpike, m in t Condition! This computar can do for you. SOUTHERLY AND produced more than $3.5 billion in “We don’t like to make it more Estate, 646-5200.D age, large pool, heat In port nonoccess, 626 feet, Education was not his initial choice however. gifts from well wishers. Kaap Incoma tax raeordt. LEGAL NOTICES SOUTHWESTERLY Business _ 9 Nation/Wbrid 7-9 sales. Through lottery games, the super 4 rm Townhouse and hot water Included. I STRETCH YOUR burger more or less; Malinowski had planned to become a priest and at­ Already, Malinowski has ridden the buses with difficult to win,” Harrigan said. “But M A LLA R D View - DIs- Is lust waiting for a new I budget By using one port D ra ft lattarB. NORTHERLY Classiried_ 22-24 Obituaries 2 division has conU'ibuted about $1.5 Starting at $495. Call Sort out your paymant achadulaa. by land of the State of tended the seminary for one year after graduating if we can bring in more money for tlnctlve Duplexes and owner. 2 bdrms, l '/2 Connecticut, Interstate Route Com ics__ 16 Ooinion 8 870-9665.______I soy extender to four parts Do monthly billing. billion to state programs since the the state, especially in these troubled Townhouses. Save baths, deluxe cherry of meat. Your taste buds ANDOVER BOARD OF TAX 86,429 feet, more or less, by o Focus___ 15 Soorts 18-21 from high school. Please see SUPER, Page 12 thousands. $141,900! No kitchen, private base­ UK^~privatFliome7T*^ Taach your hldo computar th iilt. REVIEW line designated “Release state lottery began in 1972, Edward won't be able to tell the Find out what you can do on tha Food___ 13-14 Television 17 association fees. New 3 rooms. Lease. Secur­ Line," os shown on the mop '- • BViinTimriii J. Harrigan, executive assistant of ment, ample parking, difference, but your computar. NO CHARGE FOR hereinafter referred to; Please see LOTTO, Plage 12 bedroom single family ity. Working single Notice is hereby given that low monthly fee! Beau­ I budget will! Boost your INITIAL Vi HOUR INTERVIEW To NORTHEASTERLY AND — attached homes that tifully kept! Imme­ male preferred. 643- datarmlna both your naada and If I said Board shall be in Session by land of the Stote of budget by selling Idle EASTERLY Connecticut, Demlng Street, offer a sensible alter­ diate occupancy. 2880.______can ba of aaalatanca. at the Town Office Building, items In your home with a Connecticut Route 30, o total PRIMARIES native to the high cost $114,500. Jackson 8, 118 Main Street, 3 room 649-6763 School Road, Andover, Con­ distance of 219 feet, more or of a new home! A Jackson Real Estate, apartment Including low-cost ad In classified. necticut to hear grievances on «»' by o line designated —— ------r complete package at 647-8400.O "Release Une,"----- os shown on heat/hof water. $560 Motor Vehicles only, taxed on sold mop. one low price! 1'/2 per month. Security. the October 1, 1988 Grand DON'T Miss The Boat! ^ r o m<^ particular description of the above-described New York City closer baths, fireplace, wall New Haven machine Fantastic opportunity No pets. 646-2426, 9am- STORE AND List. Said Board shall meet on to wall carpeting, to purchase a home on 5pm weekdays.______MISCELLANEOUS Wednesday, September 20, T6wn*Cl'^'r*am«'^2S!*UH^town Clerks Omce, entitled. Town of MonchesW. MoncheSer Mon range, refrigerator, Tim ber Trail In M an­ CHARM ING 5 room his­ OFFICE SPACE I SERVICES 1989 from 7:00 to 7:30 PM. Mowliw Land R^eos^ To Town of Manchester by The State of dishwasher and micro- chester's Lookout Mtn. Any persons claiming to be £opn*^lo/L Tolland Turnpike, Scale l-»40', January 1989 to its first black mayor toric Colonial. Coven­ R p t^ W. Cibola, Transportation Chief Engineer — Bureouof beat back in primary wave oven, full base­ nelghborhooodI 3 try Village. Secured BOLTON - Route 44. aggrieved by the doings of the ment and attached gar­ GSL Building Mainte­ Assessor may appear and file ? n & * ' iob“ t bdrms, ceramic baths, parking. $630 monthly. Beautiful new 400 sq.ft, New York Democrats chose calm, mous support from blacks and get­ age. No gimmicks, lust fp, hw firs, 1st fl. No pets. 742-6715 or double office, with la­ nance Co. Commercl- the complaint with the Board. HARTFORD (AP) — The necticut mayors, six-term Democrat solid dollar value. Sold premises shall be sublect to the following; deliberate David Dinkins over brash 1 laundry, 2 car garage, 456-0064.______vatory. Excellent ex­ ol/ResIdentlal building ting grcatcr-than-cxpected backing Democratic machine in New Haven William J. McNamara, lost a bid for Compare! Come see repairs and home Im­ Jan Neumuth, Chairman 1. All rights of Ingress and Egress ore specifically denied dirertiu private treed yard. 449 Main Street, 5 room posure. $545. Includes Mayor Edward 1. Koch, bringing the from whiles. appears to have stalled with the a seventh term when he was beaten the mode of tomorrow Plaster construction, electricity. 646-4666 or provements. Interior In your own lot and apartment. $600 per Drew IGasper portion of Present Tollond Turnpike, from nation’s largest city closer to elect­ His theme of uniting the city took defeat of the party establishment’s by party-endorsed Donald J. M a r t in School! 871-7888.______and exterior painting, S S ^ m c o llv allowing access to home! Blanchard & month plus utilities. light carpentry. Com­ 023-09 ing its first black mayor. on unexpected urgency in recent mayoral candidate John DeStefano DcFronzo, a state employee and $219,900. Jackson 8, Security. No pets. 646- OFFICE Space available Rossetto Realtors," Jackson Real Estate, plete lanitorlal ser­ asrais .'S'XJTs'SvSr'a o's a 'w a Detroit Mayor Coleman Young, weeks after a white mob in Brook­ Jr. by veteran state Sen. John C. union leader who had the backing of We're Selling Houses" 2426, 9am-5pm, for sharing arrange­ vice. Experienced, rel­ INVITATION TO BID 647-8400.Q weekdays. one of the first blacks to lead a lyn attacked and killed a young Daniels, now poised to become the 646-2482.0 ment. Approximately iable, free estimates. Sealed bids will be received the city’s legislative delegation. ASHFORD - Striking! 860 sq.ft. Pleqsqnt at­ In the General Services' of­ 2. The Town of Manchester, tor Itself, its successors and major U.S. city, savored a big black man. Koch angered many first black mayor of Connecticut’s JUST Listed $140's - Im­ MANCHESTER - Two 643-0304. Final, unofficial returns showed $269,900. Brand "New" and 3 bedroom apart­ mosphere In profes­ fice, 41 Center Street, Man­ ♦V”‘**/**°"®* agrees to relocate and maintain primary victory over a dozen chal­ blacks with his response to the kill­ third-Iargest city. maculate 7 rm, 2 bath Cape with a unique sional building. Ideal chester, CT until 11:00 o.m. the exlstlnq fence, of Its own expense, from Its present DeFronzo with 6,426 votes to Ranch located off ments. Security and DON'T KNOW anyone on the dote shown below tor location to the 429-foot portion of the southerly non-access lengers, and Democrats foiled ing. Daniels crushed DeStefano, a McNamara’s 4,407. floor plan which In­ references. Call 645- tor accountant. Insu­ the following: Forest St. In E. H art­ cludes a sunken family who wants to buy what RoulS 86. “ Connecflcuf,7nterstSte Republican designs on House scats former top aide to retiring Mayor 8201. rance broker, financial you have to sell? Let SEPTEMBER 20,1989 —VAC- In a victory speech, Dinkins And in Waterbury, state Rep. ford. "Gold Coast". room with cathedral planner or other ser­ a in Texas and California that were Biagio DiLicto, in Tuesday’s Call Lolse Panella to want od find a cosh buyer ALL RENTAL FOR TOWN 3. The State of Connecticut reserves the right to store urged supporters not to savor Elizabeth C. Brown narrowly celling and fireplace, vice oriented profes­ WIDE LEAF PICK-UP vacated by Speaker Jim Wright and mayoral primary, 16,012 to 11,082. defeated challenger Antony A. see this cream puff. master bedroom with sions. 646-8886. (or you! p*?X7'heV’eln*---''-®- Democratic N^ip Tony Coelho. Koch’s loss. “We’re all together Blanchard & Rossetto SEPTEMBER 28,1989 —ONE DeStefano had been DiLieto’s Casagrande in that city’s balcony overlooking STORE AND (1) NEW ROLL-OFF TRI­ Tliesday’s primary election sig­ now,” he said. “Remember me? I’m Realtors," We're Sel­ fam ily room and an AXLE HOIST TRUCK choice and had the backing of the Democratic mayoral primary. Final, ling Houses" 646-2482.0 OFFICE SPACE naled the end of an era in New York, the guy who brings people open kitchen/dining TAG SEPTEMBER 28, 1989 — th J m L T S !'.'’ “ “"'bester and the State of Connecticut, for town chairman and other parly official returns show ^ Brown with thoms0lv69y thilr tuccissort and assloni. undintanri nnri although Koch reminded supporters together.” JUST Listed ISO's- Every­ area. D.W. Fish Realty, SALES 1 ^ SALES THREE (3) SIX (6) WHEEL regulars when he won the endorse­ 5,092 votes to Casagrande’s 4,618. thing Im aginable has 643-1591.0 MANCHESTER - Main DUMP TRUCKS, ONE (1)111 obovo-ddfcrlbid land Is conveyed with thi$ that it wasn’t quite up. With all the votes counted, ment over Daniels in July. Danbury Republicans backed in­ been done to restore Street, for lease or CONVENTIONAL TWO (2 F7rposes7nVy!7nd^n\hefJeM “You’ll have me from now to Dinkins had 537,313, or 51 percent, ROYAL TreatmentI This DUAL DUMP WITH PLOW othe7ouroose'whatLol«?1S[lV7^*“'‘' ' * In Bridgepoit, the state’s largest cumbent Joseph H. Sauer over chal­ this gracious 7 room handsome 1 year old sale. 1000 sq.ft, on bus ASSEMBLY December 31sL” he said in a con­ to Koch’s 445,816, or 42 percent. home to Its original line, private parking, city, two-term incumbent Thomas lenger Barry J. Connell, 1,098 to Contemporary was de­ The Town of Manchester Is conveyance of the herein descHbed premises shall bernml cession speech. “I do not intend to Two lesser-known candidates, condition. New roof signed and constructed storage. Immediate oc­ on eouoi opportunity em- full and void. *** snail become W. Bucci beat back five challengers 375, according to unofficial returns. - garage, etc. Blanchard cupancy. Call 644-2690. keep my mouth shut.” former transit chief Richard Ravitch with only the best of GIANT parish- wide tag salef 2500 in the Democratic primary. His Daniels, a five-term state senator & Rossetto Realtors," quality and craftsman­ MANCHESTER - 300-700 motive'action policy fo rg o t pubMMtfoM^rhls^ewwo^^ i5’’rt*th* ***“''* *bl» Dinkins, the Manhattan borough and city Compuoller Harrison Gol­ .We're Selling Houses" closest rival, state Rep. Jacqueline and former New Haven alderman, ship! 3 bdrms, 2'/a sq.ft, new office spaces sq, ft. of useful items. osIts 0 Contrprtors condition of ond doing Vendors busi­ 5“5i'7tfe7 Ih .r'p V b ircS r^o rfiri " (? rl7 n 7 riT ^•etltVo".? presidenL will face former federal din, split the rest. 646-2482.0 signed by not less than five (5) percent of tl^e e^Sctor. If M. Cocco, trailed by almost 1,800 has dreamed of becoming New baths, whirlpool, ap­ lust completed. Excep­ ness with the Town, os per prosecutor Rudolph Giuliani in the Giuliani had 75,720 voles, or 67 tional location on Federal Order 11246. Town, os determined from the latest otflclal*Msti*o/*hI votes, according to unofficial Haven’s mayor for 20 years. prox. 2300 sq.ft., fire­ Many antiques among them. St. James Nov. 7 election. Giuliani powdered perceiiL to Lauder’s 36,905, or 33 M A N C H E S TE R - Best place, 26x14 deck over­ Spencer Street, lust off Bid forms, plans and specifi­ requestingrVo*: Its reference '’“I"®* to o special Town election thi Town ClI7 ^ returns. “I accept this nomination with Buy. $144,900. Older Church parking lot, 898 Main St. percent. Giuliani will run as the can­ looks peaceful treed 384 at the cross roads of cations ore available at the cosmetics heir Ronald Lauder in an On the Republican side, Mary A. pride as an African-American,” he Cape with 10 rooms. yard near Manchester Manchester, Glaston­ General Services' office. James Fogarty unusually bitter GOP primary that didate of the Republican, Liberal Zoned for two family. Thurs, 9/14 & Fri, 9/15 5-11 PM; Sat. 9/ D j - Secretory Moran, a real estate agent who has said. Country Club. Offered bury and East Hart­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER, saw Lauder spend an estimated $12 and Independent Fusion parties, and The Associated Press Ideal for large family. CONNECTICUT Board of Directors sought office once before, upset Democrats outnumber at $334,900. Jackson & ford. All utilities In­ 1611-11 PM. Manchester, Connecticut million on negative advertising. said he wanted to be a mayor in the On bus route. Century Jackson Real Estate, cluded. call 649-2748 or RICHARD J. SARTOR, Dated at Manchester, Connecticut EDWARD I. KOCH former Mayor Leonard S. Paoletta Republicans by almost lO-lo-l in 21 Epstein, 647-8895.0 647-8400.CI 649-0593. GENERAL this 6th day of September, 1989. Dinkins won the Democratic mold of Fiorello LaGuardia, who by 32 votes. 014-09 012-09 nomination by cornering near-unani­ served from 1934 to 1945. . . . on his way out In New Britain, the dean of Con­ Please see STATE, Page 12

i 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1989—3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Police Roundup Local Crime in Bolton Support group to meet Unemployment scam charged The Alzeheimcrs’ Caregivers’ Support Group A Manchester man was arrested Ibesday and charged Program of the Visiting Nurse and Home Care of C with fraudulently obtaining unemployment benefits in & State prompts a call Manchester, Inc., will meet tonight to discuss “adaptive excess of $5(X), police said. equipment as helpful tools of care.” Police arrested Joseph Nava, 30, of 37 Grove St., at Voter registration is set Scott Dyson, rehabilitation equipment specialist from 9:27 am . Police said Nava had collected more than Homedeo, will lead the discussion. $1,300 in unemployment benefits. The registrars of voters have scheduled voter for crime watch The meeting will take place at 7 p.m. in Manchester Nava was released on $1,500 non-surety bond. making sessions for Thursday and Saturday. Memorial Hospital’s Mental Health wing. The Thursday session is scheduled for 6:30 to 8:30 For more information, call 647-1481. Argument prompts arrest p.m. at the Marshalls mall in the Manchester I^rkade By Rick Santos this, and only 10 people showed up. Bolton Festival scheduled A Manchester man was arrested today and charged on Broad Street. The Saturday session is scheduled Manchester Herald We’re hoping for 100.” with breach of peace after allegedly hitting his live-in for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the same place. Kemp said the police will give The seventh Bolton Festival will be held Friday and X girlfriend with a pair of boots, police said. BOLTON — Concerned about tips on how to recognize a crime. Saturday at Herrick I^ k . - ‘\ Robert R. Diaz, 27, of 21 Fairfield St., was arrested at rising crime rates in town, the Board “To have a block watch that’s ef­ The festival, sponsored by the Bolton Lions Club, \ Headquarters set 3:04 am . at his home after his girlfriend, Donna Murphy, of Selectmen and state police are will be held on Friday from 5 to 11 p.m. and on Satur­ Manchester Republicans will open their election fective, you have to have citizens 31, called police, police said. campaign headquarters Thursday at 320 Main St. sponsoring a meeting to inform resi­ who are able to spot potential crimes day from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The rain date is Sunday. Murphy told police she and Diaz got into an argument A chicken barbecue will be held on Saturday from Suite 116, and members of the Republican Town dents about forming neighborhood in progress.” when Diaz hit her with the back of his hand and hit her in Committee have been asked to volunteer to staff the crime watches. One resident, Charles Holland of 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. The cost is $5.50 for adults and $4 the face and back with a pair of boots, police said. Diaz for children. Pony rides, a parade of and amuse­ headquarters during the campaign. Statistics from the FBI show the Riga Lane, said his neighborhood had also pulled the phone out of the wall, Murphy told ment rides also are scheduled. Republican Town Chairman John Garside Jr. said crime rate in Bolton jumped 35 per­ established a crime watch about police. Monday that plans for an opening ceremony are being cent from 1987 to 1988 and in­ seven years ago after about six Toastmasters plan meeting P}lice said Murphy had a slight blue mark on the left made. Meanwhile, the party is preparing a platform creased 25 percent during the five- residences were burglarized in a few side of her face. for the election campaign, and Garside said he expects year period from 1983 to 1988. months. The 10 households in his Toastmasters International, Nathan Hale Club, will Diaz was held on $500 cash bond and was scheduled it will be done by the end of this week. Most recently, the town has been hit meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Savings & to appear in Manchester Superior Court today. to catch speeders and not enough Loan, 344 W. Middle Tlimpike. The headquarters is located in a first floor office in by a rash of reported burglaries, of­ time making themselves visible. For more information, call 647-9849. a medical office building. ficials said. “1 don’t remember the last time I Democrats will open their headquarters in the “The town is very concerned saw a cruiser drive down my street.” Amazing Plaza on West Middle Trimpike Sept. 25, Financial seminar at MCC about the trend,” said Helen Kemp, neighborhood still participate in the A three-hour seminar on financial issues will be held Current Quotes Democratic Town Chairman Theodore R. Cummings executive assistant to the selectmen. said Monday. On Sept. 24, Mary Ann Handley, a crime watch today, he said. at Manchester Community College on Sept. 27 from 9 ’’Something the state police told us Democratic candidate for re-election to the Board of About the town’s effort to en­ a.m. to noon. could be done immediately and courage block watches, he said, “I’ll let you in on a secret: We all can succeed. If you Directors will open her election campaign with an ice The seminar, entitled “R.E.A.L. Issues Financial something that’s exU'cmely effective “I’m very pleased to hear that. This don’t use drugs, you can be anything you want to be. ... cream social at die headquarters from 1 to 4 p.m. Seminar: What Are the Regulations, Ethics and Liability is the neighborhood block watch.” is something I’ve been pushing for Issues Concerning the Financial Services Industry, will So don’t blow it.” — President Bush, in a televised She said the meeting, slated for 7 for years.” be hosted by Jim Vicevich, business editor for WFSB- anti-drug message to schoolchildren. Tax board to meet p.m. Sept. 26 in the Community Holland was critical of past town TV 3. Speakers include Ralph Lambiase, the director of Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald The Tax Review Board will meet Thursday from 7 Hall, will determine the amount of selectmen for not taking measures to securities and business investment division at the Con­ “The elderly complaints are rolling in tidal waves of to 8 p.m. to hear appeals related to the assessment of interest town residents have in such fight crime in the town, but said the necticut State Banking Department, and Barbara CRAFT TABLE — Theresa Parla, left, Rita immense proportion.” — White House Press Secretary motor vehicles. All taxpayers who want to appeal Fall Festival ‘89 at St. James Church. The Marlin Fitzwater, saying the administration would con^ their motor vehicle tax assessment must file their programs. present administration seems to be Gubitose, manager, Hartford branch of the National Lombardi, center, and Mary Kuzmickas Union Fire Insurance Co. festival will be held Thursday, Friday and sider alternatives to a surtax financing catastrophic complaint at this session. It will be held in the office “In 1982, we had a meeting like dealing with the problem. Pre-registration, by Sept. 20, is $25. The cost at the show some crafts that will be available at Saturday. health insurance. of the tax assessor in the Municipal Building, 41 Cen­ door is $30. Make checks payable to Eileen Stem, busi­ ter St. f ness services coordinator, MS #5, Manchester Com­ “'ibu’ll have me from now to December 31st. I do not munity College, 60 Bidwell St. intend to keep my mouth shut.” — New York Mayor Ed­ Apter on commission Reginald Pinlo/Manchester Herald Tax group in Bolton For more information, call 647-6243 or 647-6109. Obituaries ward I. Koch, in a concession speech after losing'to Town Manager Richard J. Sartor has appointed METICULOUS WORK — Michael from a window glass at a house he is The seminar is sponsored by the college’s Financial David Dinkins. Democrat Bernard Apter to the Economic Develop­ Galligan of Galligan & Co. Painting working on at 22 Grove St. His com­ Planning Certificate Program, the Continuing Education ment Commission for a term ending in November to fight increases Contractors scrapes paint Tuesday Division, and the lAFP of Connecticut. Gabriel DeCampos Philip Church, East Windsor. Burial Westminster, Calif., and Joseph J. 1992. pany is located on Mill Street. will be in St. Catherine’s Cemetery, Gabriel R. DeCampos, 64, of 33 Rizza of Irvine, Calif.; two Pollen Count Apter, co-owner of Regal’s Men’s Shops, is chair­ By Rick Santos unrealistic, he said. Association schedules meeting East Windsor. Calling hours are man of the Parking Authority. Griffin Road, died Monday (Sept. daughters, Gloria A. Rizza of Manchester Herald The school board presently is Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. The Manchester Community College Older Adults 11, 1989) at Manchester Memorial Manchester, arid Loretta L. studying two plans to upgrade Association will hold its monthly meeting on Sept. 20 at Memorial donations may be made RHAM open house set Hospital. He was the husband of Yetishefsky of South Windsor; two NEW HAVEN (AP) — The ragweed-pollen count for Car crushed man to death, BOLTON — A former member facilities and increase the capacity 1:30 p.m. at the college’s Lowe Program Center. to the East Windsor Senior Citizen’s Emily (Dix) DeCampos. sisters, Lillian Varol in North Cormecticut today was 11 and the mold-spore level was RHAM High School has scheduled its annual open of the Board of Finance has formed of the elementary school and the Bob Englehart, political cartoonist for the Hartford He was bora in New Bedford, Center, 125 Main St., East Windsor. Carolina, and Sel Scatter of low, reported the Hospital of Saint Raphael. house for 7 to 9 p.m. Sept. 27 at the school, on a group to fight property tax in­ high school. Courant, will be the guest speaker. Hartford; five grandchildren; and RHAM Road in Hebron. Mass., the son of the late Gabriel Pierina Rooney autopsy report concludes creases that he expects the town will “They just don’t seem to recog­ The meeting is free and open to the public. For more and Helen (Hathaway) DeCampos. several nieces and nephews. The evening will begin with a brief welcome by ad­ face as it prepares to improve the information, call Edna Schetz at 647-6135. Pierina “Perry” Rooney, 73, of nize that there are some people that He had lived in Wethersfield before The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 ministrators in the auditorium. Parents may then fol­ The death of a Manchester man who was dead under his car and the jack down. Turner schools. Niantic, formerly of Manchester, low their child’s schedule, meet teachers and get a can’t afford what they want,” he moving to Manchester 34 years ago. a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Public Meetings crushed Monday when the car he was working said. “I feel we’re going to have at died Tbesday (Sept. 12, 1989) at course overview. said. “1 wonder if Bolton can ^ford Before retiring in 1986, he Home, 219 W. Center St., followed on fell on him has been ruled accidental, a least a 6 mill increase next year,” Lawrence Memorial Hospital, New Students will bring a copy of their schedules home Turner said he also wasn’t sure whether to continue to have a high school, worked for the state at the Library by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 Manchester Police Department spokesman said said Charles Holland, organizer of London. She was the wife of John Public meetings scheduled for today: for their jxirents but additional copies and school unless we regionalize with Colum­ Births for the Blind and Physically Hand­ a.m. at St. Bridget Church. Calling today. anyone was home when the incident occurred. the group he calls TNT (The G. Rooney. hours are Thursday from 2 to 4 and maps will be available in the main office. O’Sullivan’s wife, Anita, called Manchester bia or some other town.” icapped and formerly worked for Manchester John O’Sullivan, 58, of 37 Edward Si., died Neglected Taxpayer) of Bolton. She was bom in Manchester and 7 to 9 p.m. police at 12:44 p.m. Monday, police records Veeder-Root Co. of Hartford for 25 of asphyxiation due to compression of the “I’ve been tabbed as anti-educa­ Holland said his taxpayers group, LEDOUX, Rebecca Marie, daughter of Marc R. and lived there before moving to Niantic Memorial donations may be made Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. show. which will hold its next meeting at years. College gets grants neck, a spokesman for the State Medical Ex­ tion, but that’s a complete fallacy,” Andrea Ladd Ledoux Sr. of 51 Karen Drive, was bom 13 years ago. to the American Cancer Society, Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center hearing 7:30 p.m.. Sept. 22, at the Com­ He was a U.S. Coast Guard room, 7 p.m. Manchester Community College has received a O ’Sullivan, a Manchester resident for the Holland said this morning. Aug. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hosp'ital. Her maternal Besides her husband, she is sur­ 243 E. Center St. aminers Office in Farmington said today. munity Hall, is to serve as a forum graridparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ladd, Lebanon. veteran of World War 11, was a life vived by two sons, Dennis Rooney total of $51,258 in grants from the state Department O’Sullivan was apparently working on the pa.st 24 years, owned the local distributor for 'The anti-education label, he says, Coventry was the reason he was not re-elected for people who felt they could not MYETTE, Jonathan Patrick, son of I^trick J. and member of the B.P.O. Elks Lodge # of Vernon, and Brian Rooney of of Higher Education. car in his garage when the car fell on him, Pequot Beverage and had been employed by to the finance board in May. He had express their views at school board Bella LeCoultre Myette of 44 Union St. was bom Aug. 97, Portsmouth, N.H., a member of Bolton; a daughter, Geraldine Dear- Wilbur Baldwin Insurance Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 A 31,718 high tech project and programs grant will C&M Warehouse and the Springfield Sugar Manchester police Officer Donald Turner said. served for six years. meetings. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal the Army and Navy Club, the Clock den of Palmer, Mass.; a brother, Wilbur Baldwin, 69, of 118 Twin p.m. enable the Office Administrative Careers and Data Co. He was a member of Teamsters Local No. 'Rimer said he didn’t know why, but a jack The Board of Education and its grandparent is Mieke LeCoultre, 412 E. Center St. His Club of America, and the Mystic Nathan Frachey of Ellington; three Hills Drive, Coventry, died Tuesday Processing departments to establish curriculum 671. “The Board of Education has a holding the car up had compressed. supporters must realize some of the paternal grandmother is I^tricia Myette, 17 Femwood Seaport Museum. sisters, Mary Jasion of Vernon, (Sept. 12, 1989) at Cormecticut development and staff training in computers. very strong lobby,” he said. “1 feel Police and paramedics from the Town of His funeral is scheduled for 8 a.m. Thursday projects they are planning to D-ive, Bolton. He has a sister, Sarah, 2>/2. Besides his wife, he is survived Theresa Saunders of Florida, and Hospice in Branford. He was the Leslie Brown, head of the Office Administrative the other taxpayers should have a Manchester Fire Department found O’Sullivan at St. Bridget Church. upgrade and expand the schools are PUCKETT, Olivia Grace, dau^ter of Thomas P. by a daughter, Lynne E. West of Ann Murphy of Manchester; 10 husband of Jeannette (Crawford) Thoughts Careers Department, and Marlene Camper, head of voice of their own.” and Carol Inzinga Puckett, Summit Street, was bom Manchester; two brothers, Norman grandchildren; and a great-grandson. Baldwin. the Data Processing Department, will coordinate the Aug. 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal DeCampos of Newington and Earle The funeral will be Friday at 9:45 Besides his wife, he is survived grant. High school students DeCampos of Farmington; a by a brother, Howard Baldwin of The college also received a $15,540 grant for the grandparents are Russell and Marjorie Inzinga of a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Several years ago when I was serving another parish, granddaughter; and several nieces Middletown; a sister, Ethel Palmer five-year Minority Enrollment Incentive Program, Save up to 85% on over 5000 pairs of Columbia. Her paternal grandparents are Sybil Funaro Home, 219 W. Center St., followed one of the most active families in the church suffered a and nephews. of Dallas; and several nieces and currently in its third cycle. The program is designed to find spirit this week of Georgia and Thomas Puckett, Florida. by a Mass of Christian burial at tragic loss of a young son. One morning their four year The funeral will be Thursday at nephews. increase enrollment of black and hispanic students. HOEY, Robert Joseph IV and Elizabeth McLean, 10:30 a.m. at.St. James Church. old had corne to his mother to tell her that he could not children’s shoes and sneakers. 11 a.m. at the Dillon-Baxter Funeral MCC received $4,(X)0 for its Minority Staff twin son and daughter of Robert and Margaret Healy Burial will be in St. James The funeral will be Thursday at This week is Fall Spirit Week at Manchester High Home, 1276 Berlin Turnpike, wake up his younger brother. Far reasons that were Hoey III, of Grafton, Mass., were bom at Newton-Wel­ Cemetery. 3:30 p.m. at Biega Funeral Home, 3 Development and Recruitment Program, designed to School, and students will be participating in various Wethersfield. Burial will be in Cedar never fully understood, this apparently healthy two year lesley Hospital, Newton, Mass. Their maternal Calling hours are Thursday from Silver St., Middletown. Burial will increase representation and upward mobility of black spirit-raising activities planned by the Student Council. Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are old boy had lapsed into a coma while he was sleeping. grandparents are Dr. Thomas and Elizabeth Healy, 77 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. be in the State Veteran’s Cemetery. and hispanic faculty and professionals in higher Today was Cartoon and Sports T-Shirt Day — Stu­ He never regained consciousness. And after several education. Concord Road. Their paternal grandmother is Virginia today from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be made Calling hours are Thursday one hour weeks in the pediatric intensive care ward, he died. dents wore their favorite T-shirt or dressed as their prior to service. Hoey, Hauppauge, N.Y. Sonia Linonis to the American Cancer Society. There was a Council on Ministries meeting scheduled favorite cartoon character. HULL, a daughter was bom Aug. 28 to Floyd M. and Memorial donations may be made for the same night as the calling hours at the funeral Man killed in chase At 7 tonight the parents of sophomores are invited to Sonia (Mazurick) Linonis, 69, of Adeline S. Rizza Alison Kerr Hull, 120 Woodland St., at Hartford Hospi­ to the American Cancer Society, home. We held our meeting early and concluded our NORTH BRANFORD (AP) — A 21-year-old man Orientation Night in the school cafeteria. Admini.strators East Windsor, died Tuesday (Sept. tal. Adeline S. Rizza, 79, of 31 Lock- Meriden Road, Middletown 06457. business expeditiously so that those who wished could died when his car slammed into a utility pole after and guidance counselors will meet with parents to dis­ LISSE, a son was bom Aug. 24 to David R. and 12,1989) at St. Francis Hospital and wood St., died Tuesday (Sept. 12, visit with the grieving family. leading police on a 4>/2-mile high-speed chase along cuss policies and activities. Nancy Lisee, 104 Ridge St., at Hartford Hospital. Medical Center in Hartford. She was 1989) at Manchester Memorial As we were getting our coats to leave, a woman ex­ residential streets and a state highway, police said. Tomorrow is Opposite Sex Day — Students are en­ FISHER, a daughter was bom Aug. 25 to Carl and the wife of Lawrence V. Linonis and Hospital. She was the wife of James Reubin Clein plained that she would not be going with us. She knew John Faison, who listed addresses in both Hamden couraged to dress as members of die oppposite sex. the sister of Edith Spiron of Gayle Hudson Fisher, 52 Oak St., at Hartford Hospital. J. Rizza. MIAMI (AP) — Reubin Clein, that the funeral home would be very crowded, and she and New Haven, was pronounced dead at 8:30 p.m. The Pep Rally, organized by the cheerleaders, will be Manchester. She was bom in Middletown prizefighter-tumed-publisher, died had many things to do at home that evening. “My Tue.sday, 10 minutes after the high-speed chase began, held Friday at 9:30 a.m. The rally celebrates the begin­ She is also survived by a son, before moving to Manchester 42 Saturday of pancreatic cancer at age thoughts will be with you,” explained. “And please tell said North Branford police Dispatcher Phyllis P. Dun- ning of the fall sports season. Friday is also Color Wars Lawrence V. Linonis Jr. of years ago. Before retiring, she 83. Karen and Tom I am with them in spirit.” phy. Day. Sophomores are encouraged to dress in black; Southington; a daughter. Laurel Lotteiy worked for the Iona Manufacturing Clein published the Miami Life A friend turned and spoke to her. “Mary,” he said, Dunphy said police were responding to reports of a juniors in white; and seniors in red. Samuels of San Jose, Calif.; a Co. She was an active member of weekly from 1931 to 1965 after “there are times when you really need to be there. Not fight involving a handgun when they encountered And Friday night at 7 will be the Welcome Back Bash, brother, Leo Mazurick of Plainville; the Manchester Senior Citizens. She wimiing the newspaper in a black­ just in spirit, but in person. It will mean a lot to Karen.” Faison outside a home on Skylark Drive. the first social event of the season which will be held in Wiiming numbers drawn TUesday in New England: a sister, Frances Plalmgren of New was a volunteer for the bazaar at St. jack game. He was right. There are times — many times — when the gym. Britain; and two grandchildren. Connecticut daily: 363. Play P^ur: 8332. Bridget Church, a member of the Before acquiring the paper, Clein we re^ly need to be there in person for one another. Connecticut Lotto: 1 ,7,10,17,22,37. The funeral will be Friday at 9 church’s Rosary Society; and was a had dreams of being a prizefighter Even in a crowd, each person is unique, and the a.m. at the J.M. Bassinger Funeral Massachusetts daily: 3613. volunteer at Manchester Memorial while working as the chief of street presence of many cannot make up for the absence of Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) daily: Home, 37 Gardner St., East Hospital. sales for The Daily News and later one. Each of us makes a difference. 318,1330. Windsor, followed by a Mass of Besides her husband, she is sur­ in the circulation department of The Rev. Dr. William C. Trench CONNECTICUT VALLEY RJiode Island daily: 6025. Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. vived by two sons, James J. Rizza of Miami Herald. 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dies in prison of cancer HARTFORD — The repayment openings and they offer 50 jobs to complaints issued by the labor working 10 months without a con­ of lost wages to 800 striking 809 workers, does that stop the back board’s Hartford office against Colt. tract. pay? It can’t realistically.” The Hartford office had also issued The division, which was put up HARTFORD (AP) — Alphonse workers would cost Colt Firearms tigators for 6'/2 years. Madore said lawyers for the union two complaints against the union. for sale by New York-based Colt In- New Haven’s Democrats Persico, a New York mob boss Division less than $6 million, not State and federal investigators the $40 million union officials had were reviewing the judge’s decision, Roth dismissed Colt’s allegations du.stries in April, has managed to who once presided over a 500- now believe ftrsico was able to estimated, a company official has and that the union was prepared to that its negotiators had been keep the plants operating using re­ rnember criminal network, has elude capture by through an under­ said. appeal on the back pay issue, if threatened by the union, but did find placement workers hired during the died in a Missouri prison hospital ground railroad established by necessary. strike and about 2(X) union members dump the official nominee of complications from cancer. He Colt Industries Spokesman that union members were guilty of gangsters in New York and Boston Michael Dunn said Tbesday an ad­ He said workers were still jubilant strike misconduct by threatening who crossed picket lines. was 59. to harbor fugitives. He was given ministrative judge’s recommenda­ Tuesday over what they see as a people and property during picket­ Despite the labor dispute, Colt woman Robie Pooley, 48, who sixth two-year term. DeStefano, Persico, who dodged authorities phony identities, cars, money to major victory over Colt. By Larry Rosenthal for nearly seven years while living tion limits Colt Industries’ total back ing. He ordered an end to such be­ Firearms management and striking defeated attorney Tobin Hitt, a who spent nine years in city govern­ live on, a string of apartments and “The membership is still five feel The Associated Press in the Hartford area, died at the pay liability to less than $6 million. havior. union members in July joined forces political newcomer, 1,227 to 728, ment and never before ran for a house. off the ground,” he said. “I ex­ U.S. Medical Confinement Facility Dunn, however, declined to com­ The judge found that Colt in a bid to buy the ailing Hartford- /4 according to unofficial returns. elected office, entered the contest He disappeared from Brooklyn, plained to them there could possibly NEW HAVEN — Veteran state in Springfield, Mo. at 1:20 a.m. ment on how the company’s lawyer unilaterally changed working condi­ based gun maker from Colt In- Republicans have not held office two months later. N.Y. on June 20, 1980, the day he arrived at the lower figure. be a question relevant to the back Sen. John C. Daniels, scoring well ■fiiesday, the Hartford Courant was to be sentenced to up to 60 tions, failed to bargain in good faith, dusuics. in New Haven for 36 years, and the Daniels has long had an eye on pay, but they’re still committed to offered to settle separately with in all but a handful of the city’s 30 reported today. years in federal prison on three “I don’t want to speculate how Coll was founded in 1836 by last GOP primary was 31 years ago. the mayor’s seat. While working for seeing the strike through. employees who quit the union and wards, defeated his party’s endorsed He was serving a 25-year sen­ loansharking charges. the others arrived at a figure,” Dunn Samuel Coll, the inventor of the first DeStefano, 34, who said he had the city in 1%9, he entered the race “More importantly, they said, ‘We rejected the union’s August 1986 candidate to become the first black tence on a loansharking convic­ Before moving into his West said. “We just followed the proce­ successful repeating pistol. After expected the race to be much closer, but withdrew several weeks later. won. Let’s argue the issue of back offer to have strikers return to work Democratic nominee for mayor in tion. Hartford apartmenu Persico lived dure. It’s quite a complex document. Colt’s death in 1862, the company urged all Democrats to unite behind He said he finally became a can­ pay, but we won,”’ Madore said. under terms of their old contract. this overwhelmingly Democratic Persico, known as “Allie-boy,” in Avon, Farmington, Bloomfield I really don’t want to summarize it developed the six-shooter that al­ Daniels. didate again two decades later after Roth, in a 185-page ruling dated Both Dunn and Madore said city. was a convicted murderer with a and Southwick, Mass. right now.” most every cowboy carried — the “You know it isn’t all bad,” he polls showed a minority candidate Thursday and released Monday, Tuc.sday it was too early to say Voter turnout Tbesday was the 40-year history of arrests. He was He often was seen with William legendary gun that won the West. In told his supporters. “I came out of could win. Judge Martin Roth ruled Monday found that the gun maker had whether they would appeal the highest in 10 years, with 53 percent underboss, or second in command Grant, an East Hartford res­ addition to the M-16, the standard this with a better haircut and a better DiLicto’s withdrawal made this that Colt must rehire the striking engaged in dozens of unfair labor judge’s decision. of the city’s registered Democrats of New York’s Colombo crime taurateur with mob connections Army-issue rifle still used today, sense of humor.” primary the first in 20 years in workers who picketed for 3'/2 years. practices during the strike. About 1,050 workers walked off going to the polls. family. Authorities said he took who vanished in May 1988. Inves­ Colt manufactures the Colt 45 hand­ DeStefano conceded defeat a half which the incumbent was not run­ The decision, although not final, His decision came more than a the job at Colt plants in Hartford and Daniels took 21 wards in defeat­ over the organi7.ation briefly in the tigators say Grant was responsible gun, the King Cobra magnum re­ hour after the polls closed at 8 p.m. ning for re-election. sent a wave of joy through the strik­ year after a six-month hearing on 28 West Hartford Jan. 24, 1986, after ing John DeStefano, a 34-year-old 1970s for his brother. Carmine for taking care of Persico while he volver and llie AR-15 rifle. former top official in the administra­ “Well, my friends, we did it!” The five-term senator, who owns ing members of tlie United Auto “The Snake” Persico, who was was in the Hartford area. Workers union. tion of retiring Mayor Biagio Daniels shouted to his supporters in a plumbing business and is also a a victory speech at 9:15 p.m. at the college football referee, described sentenced to prison for hijacking Persico was convicted of only DiLieto. With the support of trucks. one murder when he shot a man to Robert Madore, a regional UAW DiLieto and other party leaders, Park Plaza Hotel, setting off a long himself as the candidate who could official, estimated Monday that the Danbury mall jewelry store robbed round of cheers. best bring the city’s diverse neigh­ Persico is best remembered for death in 1951 DeStefano had narrowly won the his exploits in the staid suburbs of He had cirrhosis of the liver, total value of back wages was $40 The Associated Press Democratic Town Committee’s en­ “I accept this nomination with borhoods together. million — an average of $50,000 DANBURY (AP) — A burglar or the mall security office, officials “We’re there to secure the com­ pride as an African-American as 1 the insurance capitaal of the world. emphysema, faltering kidneys and dorsement and automatic entry in He told supporters the endorse­ per worker — and he stuck by those burglars cut through the metal gate said. mon area premises,” said John R. DANIELS THE VICTOR — State Sen. John Haven. Behind Daniel are state Sen. Irving am the first black man ever to win ment of U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, Despite being on top of the U.S. a damaged spleen when he was the primary. Marshal’s Service most wanted sent off to do his time at the U.S. numbers Tliesday. in front of a jewelry store in the A detective sergeant said inves­ Kraus, president of Genesee Daniels, center, acknowledges the applause Stolberg, D-New Haven, left, and U.S. Rep. “As I campaigned throughout the nomination for New Haven’s a Democrat from neighboring Ham­ Danbury Fair mall early Tliesday tigators had no suspects. Management Inc. “The crime took highest office,” Daniels said. list, Persico brashly wandered Penitentiary at Lompoc, Calif. “I don’t know how they come up of supporters Tuesday night after he won Bruce Morrison, D-Conn. city, people said it was time for den, played an important role in his and stole a number of 14-karat gold Police were notified of the alarm place inside the lease lines. Internal He said he also accepted the victory. Morrison joined Daniels as among bookmakers, card games, Earlier this year, Persico learned with their figure,” Madore said. “I the Democratic primary for mayor in New change,” Daniels said late Tbesday restaurants and nightclubs while he had diabetes and cancer of the chains worth $20,000 altogether, shortly after 6:40 a.m., 10 minutes security is the retailer’s respon­ night, saying he viewed his victory nomination with pride on behalf of he gave his victory speech. think they’re going to have to police said. after the outside doors of the mall sibility. eluding a small army of inves­ larynx. sharpen their pencil.” as a pro-Daniels rather than anti­ all the city’s races and diverse eth­ Daniels grew up in a public hous­ An employee of the Bailey Banks were opened for the day, police said. “Our security is certainly ade­ machine vote. nic community, whose support he ing project, was co-captain of his Madore said he thought the dis­ & Biddle store said mall security of­ Sgt. Nelson Carvalho said there quate to protect the mall under nor­ GOP picks a woman to face Unofficial returns showed Daniels said was critical to his victory. high school football team and won crepancy in the estimates centers on ficers did not notice anything amiss were no witnesses to the break-in. mal circumstances,” he said. “With with 16,012 votes and DeStefano Both DeStefano and Daniels had an athletic scholarship to Villanova Probable cause found the issue of back pay, speculating until Danbury police, responding to The president of the company that 25 ycais of experience, we’ve had with 11,082. The totals did not in­ sought to keep the issue of race out University. He taught school for five that the company was basing its es­ a silent alarm, arrived to investigate. manages the mall defended the almost no incidents of this nature.” clude absentee ballots. of the campaign, and both sought years before becoming an alderman timate on an offer it made to some The store’s alarm docs not sound in mall’s security system. Mayor Bucci in Bridgeport Because Democrats outnumber multi-racial, multi-ethnic support. in 1961 at the age of 24. He later in Middletown stabbing workers to return to work during the Republicans by almost 10-to-l in Blacks represent about 35 percent worked as an administrator at Quin- strike. this city, the winner of the and Hispanics about 12 percent of nipiac College in Hamden and an af­ Although he couldn’t recall the By Dean Golembeski candidate of a major party in In addition to the Democratic and Democratic primary is all but as­ the city’s 127,000 population. firmative-action officer at Yale. MIDDLETOWN (AP) — A 37- According to police, on July 28 date, Madore said at some point the The Associated Press Bridgeport. Her only previous invol­ Republican candidates, there arc sured of victory in the general elec­ Daniels entered the race in He and his challenger agreed on year-old mental patient faces murder Peterson walked off the pounds of vement in city politics was in 1977, also six independent candidates in­ tion. February, a month before DiLieto most of the major issues, including charges in the stabbing death of a Connecticut Valley Hospital, took a company sent telegrams to 50 workers, offering them to return. BRIDGEPORT — Republican when she ran as a town clerk can­ terested in mnning Connecticut’s The 53-year-old senator’s op­ announced he would stick to a the need to increase the war on 9-year-old girl at a crowded street bus downtown, where he purchased The workers declined, saying they Mary C. Moran wants to rewrite the didate on a Paoletta-slate that failed most populous city. ponent in the Nov. 7 will be Aider- promise he made to spend more drugs and strengthen the city’s fair in July. a hunting knife, and attacked 9- city’s history books by becoming to win the GOP nomination. She Bucci told his supporters Tuc.sday time with his family and not seek a educational system. Middlesex Superior Court Judge year-old Jessica Short at random wanted to return as a group, Madore the first woman mayor, but to reach also headed a city group known as that his victory was “a mandate to Richard T. O’Connell on Tuesday from a crowd of hundreds at the said. Now, when you “How can you fill 50 jobs with her goal she’ll have to beat two-term Rcpu’olicans for Grasso that backed continue reforming city govern­ found probable cause to charge street fair. incumbent Democratic Mayor the gubernatorial campaign of the ment.” David Peterson with murder and 800 people?” he asked. The attack lasted less than a Thomas W. Bucci. late Democratic Gov. Ella Grasso. “It’s just a tremendous victory,” Waterbury Democrats decide felony murder. Peterson pleaded in­ Roth’s decision states the com­ minute, ending when police officers Bucci handily defeated five other “We were optimistic, but I was he said. “We’ve passed the first nocent to both charges. and a bystander piilled Peterson pany must “make whole all strikers Democrats in Tuesday’s mayoral also realistic,” Moran said in assess­ hurdle, now it’s on to November.” His attorney. Assistant Public away from the girl. She was stabbed for any loss of earnings and benefits primary to win his party’s nomina­ ing her victory. “He was a two-term Bucci, 41, had at Ica.st 4,860 Defender Chris James, said it was they may have suffered from the come in t they’ll stick with Rep. Brown repeatedly in the face and chest and tion, while Moran pulled off a upset mayor and 1 have no name recogni­ votes, with about 600 absentee bal­ likely Peterson would use an in­ died less than an hour later. time of the first offer by or on their in her party’s primary in her first bid tion ... This was a message. This lots still not counted, according to sanity defense, but James said he behalf to return to work to the date for the mayor’s office. was a people victory tonight. 1 think unofficial totals. By Peter Viles all who will join us. Make no mis­ East End — her state House district. wanted to view a psychiatrist’s of a valid offer of reinstatement.” Moran, a 56-ycar-oId real estate that the people arc ready for a new Bucci’s nearest competitor was The Associated Press take: we will no longer re-fight the “I made a pledge a long time ago report before making a final deter­ It says the company must also agent, narrowly defeated party-en­ direction.” Jacqueline M. Cocco, 55, a state battles of the past.” that 1 would support the party’s mination. Submarine retired make whole “those strikers who al­ dorsed Leonard S. Paolcita, who Moran declined to look ahead at legislator and fomicr nurse. Cocco WATERBURY — Anxious to Casagrande conceded minutes nominee whoever it was,” Last month. Judge Donald T. legedly engaged in strike miscon­ o p e n o served as mayor 1981-85. She had the rest of the campaign, saying she had 3,075 votes, according to the regain City Hall after four years of later at his headquarters across town Casagrande told his campaign Dorsey found Peterson competent to NEW LONDON (AP) — The duct, from the time the company 2,004 votes, or 50.4 percent, to just wanted to savor her victory. unofficial totals. Republican rule, the city’s and pledged to support Brown in the workers. “And I intend to stick by stand trial. Dorsey ruled that Peter­ 279-foot USS Jack has been formal­ declared them ineligible for F^oletta’s 1,972 votes, or 49.6 per­ Citywidc, Democrats outnumber Democrats pinned their hopes on general election in November. He that promise.” son was able to understand the char­ ly removed from service ending a The other unofficial IDcmocratic reinstatement until the date of a cent. Republicans 39,6% to 10,691, or state Rep. Elizabeth C. Brown, a later visited Brown’s headquarters The primary campaign began ges against him and assist in his 23-year Navy career. vote totals showed: Joseph P. valid offer of reinstatement.” By winning her party’s nomina­ about 4-to-l, according to the Ganim, a 29-year-old attorney, with former nun and the first woman to and appealed for unity in a short with a contentious nominating con­ defense, although a team of doctors The Permit-class attack sub­ tion, Moran became the first woman Registrar of Voters’ office. 2,706 votes; Charles B. Tisdale, a win a mayoral nomination here. speech to her supporters. vention, but was largely free of the diagnosed Peterson as mentally ill marine was decommissioned during “The difference is the time in Brown, the surprise choice of the Brown, 42, a two-term state rep­ bitter street-fighting that Waterbury and suffering from persecutory ceremonies at the State Pier in New which the back pay would stop,” we’ll se Democratic Town Committee in resentative who first turned to Democrats are known for. delusions. London Tliesday. Madore said. “If they have 50 job July, spoke of a new day in city politics after five years as a nun, Both candidates campaigned Primary Results politics after she won a narrow vic­ won the Democratic mayoral endor­ against Santopietro, arguing that the tory over Antony A. Casagrande in sement in July after Casagrande city had lost its sense of direction Tuesday’s primary. refused to accept the 21-member under his leadership, and that he had MAP By The Associated Press MILFORD WALLINGFORD “I really believe that the city of slate of candidates the Town Com­ failed to spread the benefits of Mayor, Democrat Mayor, Democrat Vincent Marrone (P) — 1,148 Thomas Vtfall (P) — 1,601 Waterbury tonight voted for a fresh mittee had chosen to run on his tick­ downtown redevelopment to the Here are unofficial results from Yfayne Donaldson — 561 Edward Diana — 1,005 start, for new leadership in the et. neighborhoods. Tuesday’s local primaries for mayor Democratic Party,” she told her sup­ Casagrande, 36, served briefly as And both candidates said they ■ii or first selectman. 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Reform-minded Communists in phase out processing offices in An estimated 40,000 Soviet Jews lucrative European Economic Com­ Hungary are gambling that by free­ Vienna and Rome, a U.S. official are expected to leave the Soviet munity. In return they would be ing thousands of East Germans and sources in the American Jewish Union this year. Currently there is a willing to risk a Warsaw Pact schism they’ll pick up more Western sup­ community say. backlog of an estimated 30,000 to by opening their border to the East port than Soviet bloc anger. Overall, 125,000 refugees would 40,000 Jews with exit permits for Is­ Germans. be admitted in the fiscal year that rael who have not left the Soviet Budapest took the potentially Hungary has been aiming for an begins Oct. 1, an increase of slightly Union or arc in Vienna and Rome, risky step of breaking ranks with its associate membership in the EEC, a less than 8 percent over current seeking envy to the United States. Soviet bloc allies by opening the step that would represent a mile­ quotas, sources say. Most Soviet Jews who obtain exit doors for East Germans fed up with WE NEED A FEW stone for any Eastern European The 50,000 Soviet refugees, at permits say they want to live in Is­ the country’s antiquated, hard-line country. And the country is still least half of whom are expected to rael, but all but a fraction then apply leaders. basking in the glow of President be Jews, arc a fraction of the for admission here once they have The Soviet Union has joined East Bush’s visit in July. 250.000 Soviet citizens the State left their country. Germany in crying foul, and Now, Hungary appears to be win­ Department estimated last week According to the Jewish sources, ning its gamble in breaking a 20- would apply for entry in fiscal 1990. who demanded anonymity, the Bush GOOD CARRIERS year-old agreement with East Ger­ Jewel S. Lafontant, the depart­ administration will drastically revise News Analysis many to prevent such cscapxis. ment’s coordinator for refugee af­ its processing procedures. Refugees “ We will not forget this fairs, was to testify on the new who applied before Oct. 1, the demonstration of humaneness,’ program today before the House beginning of the 1990 fiscal year, Czechoslovakia has also expressed Kohl told reporters Sunday evening, displeasure. Judiciary subcommittee on immigra­ will be processed in Rome and hours before the refugees started tion. Key members of Congress Vienna. If we use your But the criticism from Hungary’s pouring into Bavaria. allies has failed to stop Premier were informed in advance of the But in the future, applications will Kohl also told nationwide proposal. be handled by a beefed-up U.S. em­ Miklos Nemeth and his reformist television that West Germany, colleagues in Budapest. Of the 50,(X)0, the sources said bassy staff and also by a new office coupon and you which has been rushing to establish Tuesday, 40,000 would be assisted At one level, letting the refugees to be set up outside Washington, greater business ties in Eastern LOOKING FOR A NEW START — An unidentified East Ger­ by the U.S. government in paying go shows Hungary’s respect for a sources said. Europe, will give full backing to the man examines a bulletin board in Passau, West Germany, their transportation and settlement cherished Western value, the right to The U.S. official, who also asked become a economic reforms in Hungary. Tuesday advertising jobs all over West Germany. The East costs. The 10,000 others would not to be named, said that cutoff travel as one nlcases. Not surprisingly, Hungary has Foreign Minister Hans-Dictrich Germans are welcomed workers in the west and have a depend on private organizations, date was likely but that it might be been reaping approval in Poland, the friends and relatives. Still others set for a few months later. Genscher of West Germany, almost variety of jobs to choose from. Manchester other Soviet bloc nation that’s rush­ could apply under a parole program on cue, praised Budapest for its ing toward Western-style economic While the Soviets seeking admis­ “new way of thinking” and humane that includes no U.S. financial assis­ and political systems. move “organized provocation.” Significantly, Soviet Politburo tance. sion remain in their country, their policies Just hours after the exodus Herald carrier, Foreign Minister Horn is candid But Hungary deftly exploited the hard-liner Yegor K. Ligachev visited The current combined quota for applications would be considered began on Monday. about the risks, however. leadership vacuum caused by East East Berlin on Tbesday to discuss refugees from the Soviet Union and both in Moscow and in the But much more importantly, Hun­ “There is a danger of Hungary be­ German leader Erich Honccker’s the refugee situation — rather than Eastern Europe is 50,(X)0. The new Washington area office. gary has been looking for greater well start you off coming isolated in Eastern Europe prolonged recovery from gall blad­ travel to Budapest to tell the Hun­ plan would allocate all 50,000 slots Israel has expressed concern that backing from the West in .solving its as some of the things Hungary is der surgery. Even Communist Party garians to get back in line. Jewish refugees from the Soviet economic woes. to the Soviet Union and set up a doing irritate our neighbors and al­ functionaries are comparing East separate category of 6,500 for East­ Union were increasingly choosing to with a *$25.00 That’s the message the Harvard- lies,” he told Hungarian Radio on Germany to “a ship without a cap­ ern Europe. settle in the United States once out educated Nemeth and his foreign Aug. 29. “Altering our approach, tain.” Other projected quotas include of their homeland, depriving Israel minister, Gyula Horn, took to Bonn however, would mean curtailing our Late Monday, Prague Radio said EDITOR’S NOTE — Kevin Cos­ 25,0(X) for East Asia, 3,500 for Latin of desirable immigrants. sign-up Bonus. in a surprise visit Aug. 25 when the telloe has been the AP news editor freedom of action.” Hungary’s decision may call into America and the Caribbean and It was not clear whether the logjam of East Germans waiting in East Germany publicly has been in Frankfurt for more than four question “the future fate” of other 3.000 for Africa. change in procedure would increase Hungary was reaching a peak. about as vitriolic as a country can be years and has covered German and agreements within the Warsaw Pact In fiscal 1988, as emigration from the flow of refugees to Israel. 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So don’t blow it.” lectuals, the author of the controver­ ticipants in the movement for a day after a hunger strike began on times in its history killing millions to cocaine regions king Senate Democrats to compromise on anti-drug Also, a pair of Senate appropriations subcommit­ legislation, while President Bush warns young people hurts amendment chance sial "River Elegy” television series, freedom have fled China, among Tiananmen Square, he and 11 other of people, the program questioned tees adopted their own anti-drug proposals. has escaped China and says the BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — government to call an emergency not to “blow it” by getting involved in drugs. them student leader Wu’er Kaixi, well-known liberal intellectuals, in­ Communist China’s turbulent his­ security meeting. Officials said the Byrd said his plan would add $3.9 billion to the many people who aided him are all cluding journalist Dai Qing who has The government is shipping Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine WASHINGTON (AP) — House a law cannot overcome the Supreme from burning,” he said, acknowledg­ political scientist Van Jiaqi and Mar­ measures adopted were secret, but $6.2 billion Congress otherwise planned to spend on in “extreme danger.” xist theoretician Su Shaozhi. since been arrested, went to the vast tory which has itself left millions hundreds of army and police rein­ and his GOP counterpart. Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas! approval of a bill outlawing flag- Court’s 5-4 ruling in June that burn­ ing he was disapjxjinted that only 21 the security reinforcements were anti-drug efforts next year. The $10.1 billion total “I’ve been living in terror for the Most have either gone or intend expanse to plead with the students to dead. forcements to Colombia’s cocaine held talks on the Democratic proposal Tbesday. Fur­ would be $2.2 billion more than what Bush has burning weakens the push for a ing the flag is a form of free speech Republicans joined him in voting believed to be one part. past 100 days,” journalist Su to go on the United Stales or to leave. The program marked the begin­ regions and says it will send ther meetings among lawmakers from both parties sought. similar constitutional amendment. protected by the Constitution. against it. Xiaokang said in an interview 100 ning of an almost year-long thaw in military advi.scrs to help govern Medellin, the country’s second- were planned today. France, where Su went today. Some “We love you,” he shouted to the But the White House announced that top ad­ Democrats contend, but President Many Democrats say a constitu­ Rep. Chuck Douglas, R-N.H., days after Chinese troops opened the arts and political debate. That cities racked by drug-linked largest city with 2 million people, Dole and other top GOP senators also met with top are waiting in Hong Kong for travel crowd of more than 100,000 people. ministration officials would urge Bush to veto it. Bush and others vow to fight for tional amendment would tinker complained that the Democratic bill thaw was froz.cn over in June when violence. is already under a 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. White House officials, emerging to say Republicans fire on unarmed citizens in Beijing papers. “The Chinese government in incom­ “It throws money at the problem rather than provid­ their politically more strident ap­ dangerously with the Bill of Rights. was a sham. “This is the flag-burner crushing a movement for freedom. troops invaded Beijing, killing More than 5(X) new soldiers and curfew. Hooded gangs on motor­ want to make a deal with the Democrats. proach. Still, Chinese authorities have petent and it cannot slop the tide of ing a plan,” said a statement by the White House Of­ Judiciary Committee Chairman protection act of 1989,” he said. “A lot of my friends have been ar­ been successful at crushing several history.” hundreds of unarmed civilians. police were deployed Thesday in cycles have been throwing ‘The administration ... is prepared at any time to fice of Management and Budget. “I think there arc probably Jack Brooks, D-Texas, predicted the Anlioquia state, of which Medellin firebombs at government vehicles rested, a lot. I haven’t seen my wife other smaller “railroads,” run by Since the crackdown, Su’s works Since the crackdown began, sit down ... and see if there is some way to bring it Byrd told reporters he was “puzzled” by the White enough members now that will vote new version would be approved by The bill sets penalties of up to a “River Elegy” has been subjected to is the capital. They will bolster the in the city and bombings and bomb together,” Dole said. or my little boy since the massacre. Hong Kong-based activists and stu­ have frequently been criticized in House statement and referred to the president’s against a constitutional amendment the court because it would outlaw year in jail plus a fine for anyone a scathing scries of attacks, the most more than 4,000 security force tlireats are almost daily occurren­ The pressure on me has been in­ dents, arresting several Chinese stu­ the state-run press because they al­ televised speech last week in which he revealed his that they won’t be able to get the the act of flag-mutilation and not the who knowingly mutilates, defaces, members already in die northwest The closed-door sessions were held after Senate tense.” dent leaders and people helping legedly supported the cause of recent of which was published Thes- ces. own drug proposals. two-thirds required by the Constitu­ intent of the offender. bums, or tramples upon a U.S. flag. day. region, where drug gangs stage Appropriations Committee Chairman Robert Byrd, Su said he left China about 10 them escape. purged Communist I ^ y boss Zhao Gen. Oscar Botcro, the minister “Mr. Bush went on TV the other night and stated in tion to pass one,” said Rep. Mike Republicans, however, say courts It makes an exception for orderly daily bombings, shootings and D-W.Va. — with Mitchell’s support — proposed a disposal of worn-out flags, which is days ago with several other dissi­ In the interview Tuesday, Su Ziyang, who fell from power for An editorial in the Guangniing of defense, .said in announcing the eloquent fashion ... that the drug war was right here Synar, D-Okla., after Tuesday’s would quickly strike it down again. arson attacks. $3.9 billion anti-drug program as an amendment to usually carried out by veterans dents also wanted by the Beijing declined to reveal details of his supporting the student movement. Daily in August said “River Elegy dispatch of reinforcements to the on our streets,” Byrd told reporters. “I believed what 380-38 House vote for the statute. “We believe that this bill is insuf­ In Medellin, home of the the $11.9 billion transportation spending bill for next groups by burning. government. flight to freedom: “I was helped by Su’s writings have been banned in tries to obliterate in one stroke 5,000 he said. This is my way of trying to develop some­ Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., chair­ ficient to provide the protections country’s most powerful cocaine Medellin area that the government year. Fiscal 1990 begins Oct. 1. His escape contradicts recent many, many people and they are all China. thing that’s comprehensive.” man of the House Democratic that we seek, and therefore continue The legislation, sent to the Senate, years of Chinese civilization.” cartel, hundreds of mounters on will sign emergency decrees that reports in Chinese-language in extreme danger ... Suffice it to Along with Wu’er Kaixi, Su is by In a prescient essay written for will allow sending army advisers Meanwhile, Bush went on television Tuesday to ask Byrd’s plan would include $1.1 billion for drug and Caucus, said a constitutional amend­ to press for a constitutional amend­ also sets a procedure for expedited newspapers that the “underground Tuesday attended the funeral of schoolchildren across the country to help any friends say I was trembling every day. far the widest known escapee. His the May issue of Wenhui Monthly, alcohol treatment and $1 billion for new prisons, and ment is not necessary to many ment,” said White House spokesman court review of its constitutionality railroad” to help dissidents and stu­ former Mayor Pablo Pelacz Gon­ to cities overrun by drug lords. who use drugs. Rejecting drugs “won’t make you a citizens and lawmakers who want to “My nerves are frayed, complete­ six-part “River Elegy” television Su ask^, “Why is it in China, the would divide its resources 53 to 47 percent between Marlin Fitzwater. the next time a federal flag-buming dents has been cut. zalez, who tried to rid the city of Cocaine violence has increased nerd,” Bush said, adding, “I’m asking you to find protect the flag. ly. It’s hard going underground in a series was shown twice in China in losers of a political struggle arc al­ law enforcement and treatment programs. It would be “This bill is flatly unconstitution­ case comes along. One activist who helped arrange drug traffickers. as a result of the government’s an­ someone who needs you. And offer to help.” country like China. I felt like there 1988, reaching hundreds of millions ways killed or meet some other such financed by a 0.575 percent cut in defense and domes­ “If a statute will do it, fine,” he al,” said Rep. James Sensenbrenner, But the Capitol Hill showdown on Su’s flight said Chinese security for­ Pelaez Gonzalez’s assassination tidrug war launched three weeks He said, I II let you in on a secret: We all can suc­ said. were eyes watching me of homes. horrible fate. What is it about our tic spending, except for Social Security and other R-Wis. “So all passing this bill has the constitutional amendment by gunmen on Monday spurred the ago. ceed. If you don’t use drugs, you can be anything you ces “have not been able to shut the everywhere,” he added. “Rjople are The series criticized the Chinese system that creates this kind of benefit programs. However, Bush and Republican done is delay a vote on a constitu­ probably will come before the operation down.” afraid now, everywhere.” people’s fear of authority. misery?” leaders on Capitol Hill contend that tional amendment to protect thp fiag statute, if enacted, is ever tested.

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(AP) — A wife, Tammy Faye. disabled coal miner’s wife testified resigned as chairman. left.” PTL hired new attorneys in Together, Jim and Tammy have a that PTL officials gave her the run­ Prosecutors say Bakker used his 1986. monthly income of more than around when she tried to use her to sell fraudulent Combs, of Spanishburg, W.Va., ^ CHlCK'eN NOQQeTS. PISCHAI?Q9 $30,(XX),” he wrote. “Jim has al­ ToPAY'S Pm ic $1,000 “lifetime partnership” at a $1,000 “lifetime partnerships,” testified that she and her husband, Principal (^ALTHovjgh NuQQeis exiST Fi?oM CHICkreN Pollution ready received one bonus this year SCHOOL LUNCH... IN THeoRv; scieNce has ministry resort. which promised free lodging for a who suffers from black lung disease, Yer TO AauALLv LocAie, NUQQ9TS. “I expected this to get a vacation totaling $390,000. He could possib­ lifetime that PTL could not provide. bought their partnership in May ( c o u n ts as a ly earn more than $1 million this Asked about Bakker’s decision to 1984 but were unable to get hotel oNe ON AReAL CHlCKeKi) every year ... for the rest of our year.” ^ v e R A Q e .) is out of lives. That was what was sold to issue tens of thousands more reservations at Heritage USA. deserves CHiaeD Guy Forcucci, a certified public us,” said Sarah Combs, who has 13 partnerships than the 25,000 he first “Every time I called I got some­ TIPBITS. children and whose family lives on accountant who worked for PTL in announced, Yorke said he believes body different, and they’d give us a control $400 a month. the^early 1980s and prepared Bak­ PTL was legally obliged "to go back different reason why we couldn’t get ( SIMILAR A1.SO Tue.sday, two former ad­ ker s individual income tax returns, to the original 25,000 and tell them a reservation,” she said. support testified he had warned Bakker as they had changed the terms and give To PRU\r visers to Jim Bakker testified they A glum Bakker listened and serib- ON THE VOLGA RIVER, U.S.S.R. — warned the PTL founder he was early as 1982 about Bakker’s high them an opportunity to get their bled notes as the jury watched a FROM salary. Freighters plying this river spew a rain­ risking legal u-oubles by taking too money back.” videotape of a November 1986 Manchester High School will have a new prin­ B aiter made no such disclosure A VlFreReNT bow of chemicals into the water. Rushing much money from the ministry. And Thomas Trask, treasurer of television pitch he made describing cipal Oct. 11, and it is pleasant to think that date or offer, according to previous tes­ F o o p pipes on the shoreline dump raw human High salaries taken by Bakker and the Assemblies of God of a lifetime partnership offer as “mag­ timony in the U.S District Court will be the beginning of a long and productive sewage into the rolling concoction. his relatives threatened PTL’s tax- Springfield, Mo., testified that Bak­ nificent,” “wonderful” and “spec­ Q R o U P : ker had nearly $794,000 in the trial. career in the position. Legend once had it that a dip in the exempt status, a former attorney and tacular.” “Jim didn’t like to hear bad W TIPPIT “Mother Volga” could add 10 years to denomination’s retirement account Also testifying was interior James Spafford was selected for the post from former accountant for the ministry on May 6,1987. news,” Yorke testified. "On several one’s life. But anyone unwise enough to testified in Bakker’s fraud trial. decorator James Taggart, who was among 80 applicants, which is an indication that Bakker is accused of improperly occasions when Eddie got stem with make that dip today will emerge covered Former PTL attorney John Yorke sentenced to 17 years in prison and diverting more than $3.7 million for him, he turned around and wouldn’t the position is a desirable one and that Spafford is with oil and . And thousands of said he sent a memo to his law firm fined $500,000 last week for tax his personal benefit from PTL, look at him.” highly qualified to fill it. caviar-bearing sturgeon go belly-up in the boss, former Charlotte Mayor Eddie evasion while at PTL. which kept its tax-exempt status as a Prosecutor Jerry Miller asked Volga every year. Knox, citing concerns about 1983 Manchester people have traditionally supported religious organiz.ation until April What happened to the river whose how long Bakker would refuse to the town’s schools and the officials who ad­ FUVORep wages earned by Bakker and his 1988, almost a year after Bakker DeAD FeDeRAllY ?APeR> PLATe. name means “holy”? The same thing that look at Knox, Yorke said, “Until he minister them. Spafford can expect support from fAIUK. TO W 'S happened to the city water supply in,' I P e Q O ip e P (eXCOLLeNT RouGHAQe^ the community both in his first weeks in the post aAVoR'- pIMK. Leningrad and the air in the Urals -r-J and in the future. THINQ. FAT seven decades of Communist ftrt rule,* Repeal of surtax called unacceptable The 45-year old educator comes to Manchester where industrialization was sacrosanct and the environment was expendable. from the principalship of a high school in That callous disregard for Mother Na­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The said William Diefenderfer HI, aspeets” of the program have be- But Diefenderfer said repeal of Schenectady, N.Y., that is similar in student ture has cost the Soviets their clean water' Bush adminisu-ation, faeing “tidal deputy director of the Office of eome clear. the entire program — and the loss of makeup to Manchester High School. That may and air, and maybe their lives. The Soviet' waves” of complaints from the Management and Budget. “The elderly complaints arc roll­ its $4 billion to $7 billion in surtax smooth the transition into his new job. Union has more doctors per capita than' elderly, says it is willing to consider The surtax, paid by the wealthiest ing in tidal waves of immense revenue — probably would force Giamatti passed on Senate any other nation, but statistics show an' replacing an unpopular surtax to 40 percent of all retirees, is the chief One of the encouraging notes is Spafford’s con­ proportion,” Fitzwater said. “We automatic spending cuts in other alarming decrease in the general health of finance catastrophic health in- financing mechanism for the recognize the impact on the elderly federal programs, including those suranee. cern about improving the educational oppor­ By Bob Conrad Giamatti probably never considered it the people. catastrophic insurance program ... We recognize their concern. that benefit the elderly and needy him and that state Sen. Gary Hale of An- As the Senate Finanee Committee tunities for students who are not college-bound. seriously, or only “Fleetingly” at best. The average Soviet man can expect to enacted a year ago as an expansion We’re working with Congress ..., Americans. ON THE FRONTLINE — A Lebanese child carries rocket- sonia, until recently a potential candidate live 60 years. That’s six years less than' scarehed Tuesday for last-ditch ways of Medicare. The late A. Bartlett Giamatti could It was the political career that Bart searching for a way to mitigate the propelled grenades to Syrian-backed Moslem fighters Tues­ When the New England Association of Schools himself for Congress, would too. the life expectancy of the ’60s. A startling to prevent repeal of the program, ad­ Bush supported the plan during have had the Republican nomination for Giamatti never had. He wound up instead financial problems and save the Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tcxas, Early this week, Moffett talked in ministration offieials said a repeal is his presidential campaign last year. day in Beirut. and Colleges examined the school for accredida- the U.S. Senate for the asking in 1986, with his first love — . When he one-third of the men will get cancer, ac­ program.” chairman of the Senate Finance Washington with House Majority Leader unacceptable beeause of the re,venue tion, it concluded that the high school does not but he wasn’t interested. died of a heart attack a couple of weeks cording to secret Soviet estimates. “The administration thought it Most of the complaints come Committee, said after a closed-door Dick Gephardt, who hopes Moffett will Soviet babies are paying the highest loss it would cause. was a good program when it passed” provide well for students who do not plan to go on Party leaders thought that Giamatti, a ago, he had been commissioner of major from middle and upper income session of the panel Tuesday that, return the Fifth’s seat to the Democratic The adminisu-ation is “listening during the Reagan adminisPation, thoroughly likable guy with tons of per­ league baseball five months to the day. price. Infant mortality in the Soviet is retirees who contend they arc bear­ “There is no question in my mind to college. column. U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson of and learning” to what Congress said White House Press Secretary sonal prestige who was about to step Said D’Amore in telling how Giamatti three times worse than in the United ing most of the cost of the program, that we are going to face an amend­ Spafford has said he will try to increase Bozrah, dean of this state’s House delega­ proposes in the way of alternatives YEARBOOK down as president of Yale, would have was the one who got away from recruiting States. The Soviet Union is the only in-' Marlin Fitzwater. and those who are covered by ment on the (Senate) floor to rcpical tion, is also urging Moffett to run. dustrialized nation whose infant death to finance the insurance program. But now, he said, the “politieal cooperative education programs and internship been an ideal candidate to challenge efforts by two of the GOP’s best talent Danbury State Sen. Jim Maloney, a top private insurance plans. catasu-ophic.” PORTRAITS programs for such students with a stress on plac­ Democratic Sen. Chris Dodd. scouts, “Our loss was baseball’s gain.” rare is showing a steady increase. contender for the Democratic nomination One of the Soviet leaders raising hell Our commitmem to ing them in positions that will give them educa­ Dodd, then 42, was rounding out his Tkkes stock in the Fifth, hopes Moffett will keep out. portraiture as art carries behind the scenes biologist and ecologist. through to all aspects tional credits rather than pay. freshman term in the Senate. Republicans Many Democrats in this state expect One of Gejdenson’s most persuasive reasoned that if he was to be stopped, that Alexei Yablokov. He reckons that SUPER SAVING’S of photography. So He has also said the school should provide for that U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison of Ham­ arguments is that he could use his mem­ one=fifth of the Soviet people live in a T IE R IN N I’S why should "Senior was the time to do it. Giamatti, still on the den will seek their party’s nomination for bership on the House Steering and Policy Yearbook Portraiture” those students some of the services it provides for sunny side of 50, had the charisma and ecological “disaster” zones, while another 3 WEEK’S ONLY Sept. 9th to the 30th AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING VISA be an exception. governor next year regardless of what Committee to get old friend Moffett the ISjBSUBCTl credentials to make him, in the eyes of 35 to 40 percent live in ecologically “un­ 276 HARTFORD RD . MANCHESTER the college-bound, like writing letters of recom­ Gov. Bill O ’Neill does. A prominent ex­ committee assignments he wanted. favorable” areas. Your personality and Republicans, and ideal choice as their M~mCLASSIC REPLACEMENT 649-5823 style become an mendation and compiling portfolios. ception is Toby Moffett of Branford, the The horror stories are reported in the nominee. Besides, there was no line of Political notes intrinsic ingredient to former congressman who ended three Soviet press or passed by word of mouth; S T H VINYL WINDOW WINDOWS your Nassiff Portail; Spafford has made a good first impression and would-be challengers forming to take on Be ready for Winter/Back to School Special years as a news anchorman at WVIT-TV • When Trumbull’s world champion • Children in Smolensk began losing with specially priced it appears that he will do a good job as the Dodd. in Hartford last week. Little League team visited the State their eyesight, and their hands shook un­ • Double Hung Casements, Sliders, Bay’s, Bow’s • student packages Manchester High School principal. So Giamatti was approached, coaxed, Capitol recently to see O’Neill, they were * FREE Mfaty dwch wHh purchaM wf oH change, Altar & lake designed to offer you Moffett believes Morrison will aban­ controllably before official cracked down • Both Sash Tilt In • the option of quiity at pressed and otherwise wooed ardently by — *20® ® (bated on 4 qtt oil & filler) don that idea and run for a fifth term in escorted by a Republican who knew her on a factory that was dumping mercury reasonable prices. U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker of Greenwich way around there — former state Rep. • % Insulated Glass • Maty Check Inclades: Check brakes, front end I exbanst & the Third Congressional District. That is into the Dnieper River. and GOP State Chairman Tom D’Amore why Moffett won’t consider running in Morag Vance (11 years in office) and • Locking Screen • check lor Ittaks. Nassiff Studio; Since of New Hartford. • Ash blown from steel mills in the 1956 a family tradition the Third, where he lives, but is thinking now first selectwoman in Trumbull. of fine portraiture and Open Forum The two Republican wheels met • State Sen. Kevin Johnston of Putnam Urals killed birds, but no one reacted until * •" wHk MCC 1.0. of moving to the Fifth and trying for a the faces of children were burned by the • FREE LOW/E GLASS • (Student Fri'.ulty) weddings. separately with Giamatti at his home in return to elective office. has told Democratic Stau: Chairman John nassiff New Haven and at his Yale office several fallout. 639 Main Street In short, Moffett’s speculation means Droney he’d be interested in running for Double Hung Window’s * 4x4 Special: Front beariag rapack $150.00 parte A ;tu d io Manchester times. Together, they used direct contact state comptroller if the incumbent, Ed • Shoddy construction of an earthem labor. he sees no vacancy in the Third. There dam for a fertilizer plant in the Ukraine 0to73 Ul $178.28 + tax Installed and the telephone to urge Giamatti to con­ will be on in the Fifth, however, if GOP Caldwell of Bridgeport, were to step 74 t j 83 Ul $201.75 + tax Installed (Special applies to most foreign & domestic cars & trucks) 643-7369 Where are the children? sider such a candidacy. caused a break in the dam that flooded Rep. John Rowland runs for governor. down. That, however, isn’t considered 84 to 93 Ul $219.75 + tax Installed “We did our best,” D’Amore recalled 300 miles of the Dniestr River with con­ The possibility — on maybe probability likely. 94 to 101 Ul $237.68 + tax Installed To the Editor: centrated salts. this week in reflecting on his and Weick- — of Moffett’s entry is playing to mixed • Jim Griffin of Bristol, the Democrat Do you know where your children are? Are they in er’s conversations with the giant of a man • Leningrad’s water is undrinkable for Call for your Free Estimate reactions in the Fifth. who challenged GOP Rep. Nancy John­ visitors and unhealthy for residents be­ Now Open school or skipping? who died September 1 at the age of 51. Moffett admires Bill and June Good­ son in the Sixth Congressional District in or stop by our showroom. 991 Main Street I went down to Edward store to do some shopping. In Giamatti was always courteous and atten­ cause nearby Lake Ladoga was polluted " man of Danbury are said to be encourag­ 1988, is picking up some expert advice on Manchester, CT the back of K man, there were four young boys ranging tive to their proposition, D’Amore said. by dumping from a cellulose works. ;; On ing him. He believes that the State Rep. trying again from Zena Temkin of Tor- But the GOP leader concedes now that • Lake Baikal holds an incredible 20 ■; Clearview Glass Co. 6 4 7 -9 1 2 6 in age from 12 to 16. They were riding on their scooters, Lyrm Taborsak of Danbury would support rington, a voice of experience in politics. trying to jump over a cart which they had laid down percent of the Earth’s fresh water supply, ^ 104 Hilliard St. Mondays! where you walk up a step to get on to the walk to K mart. yet for decades pulp and paper factories « ‘ I asked the boys, “What are you doing, trying to jump spewed their untreated waste into it. 1 Manchester, Ct Chernobyl nuclear plant disaster may ” N a s s i*sports | over the cart? You know you can damage it or ever hurt yourselves.” The oldest boy said they have to do it. Drug war tinges proposals have slapp^ Soviets to their senses. En- * 649-3049 I responded, “You have no right to do that,” but he said vironmental groups are springing up. • Fully Licensed Authorized Harvey Dealer Fully Insured it was fun. I asked why they weren’t in school, and they “If the critics want a down payment on of his constituents are isolated, can’t get They form political committees and field^ By Walter R. Mears candidates. Greenpicace will soon open a told me they skipped. They said they didn’t like school. the war on drugs, vote for this amend­ daily newspapers, and get their informa­ Moscow office. Mikhail Gorbachev has Well no wonder children are the way they are. Their ment,” he said. “It is only $45 million, tion about Washington from his newslet­ WASHINGTON — Now that tlierc’s a formed an “Environmental Committee” to parents maybe were working. Of course, if the mothers but that is a start. We only need to find ter and others. war on, politicians who want to cut survey the problem. asked if they were good today, they wouldn’t tell their $740 million more.” But it was a losing argument, not only federal programs or change priorities are But perestroika may have come too late END OF SUMMER parents where they were or what they were doing. It’s a Wilson’s amendment would eliminate because of the drug war but also against going to be trying to wrap their proposals to save much of what the Soviets have wonder things are happening to youngsters. They just financing for mass congressional mailings the complaints of reformers about con­ in the banner of the fight against drugs. carelessly destroyed. The Communist don’t listen and think they are too smart. to constituents. Senators and representa­ gressional mass mailing — and Senate JOHN FOGARTY Party, in a relatively short span of time, I called for a police officer to come down to see me tives now can send newsletters and the resentment against the House, which That worked first time out, with Senate created an indusu~ialized nation with a and told him what happened. He says they’ll keep an eye like to every address in their state or dis­ spends a lot more money on them. The approval of an amendment to cut spend­ military superpower status to stand up to on them. I told him usually Saturday morning they arc ing for postage-free mailings to con­ trict, two times a year for senators, four House had voted $124.5 million for free an all enemies from without. Now the announces there because they were there before the Labor Day times for House members. There’s no mailings in its version of the legislative stituents. The GOP already was on that country may be destroyed from within by holiday doing the same thing. limit on the size of each missive. appropriations bill. A conference commit­ case, complaining about the steady ex­ disease because it fouled its own nest. I hope they do something to go down and keep an eye pansion of the free mail franking Members of Congress still could send tee will have to negotiate a settlement be­ on them and catch them. privilege, which works to the advantage free mail addressed by name. But they tween the two bills. It is not likely to set­ RICH MAZUR couldn’t send franked mail addressed to SALEI Mary Jarvis of incumbents seeking new terms. tle on a cut nearly as drastic as the Wilson 62D Pasal Lane, The amendment passed the Senate easi­ occupant or postal patron. amendment. Out of joint Formerly of FOGARTY BROS, Manchester ly, 83-9, on Thursday. But it will be a Dole said the measure was a way for In the House, Rep. John G. Rowland, a It is apparent from intelligence assess­ as VICE PRESIDENT/ hard sell in negotiations with the House, Congress to enlist in the war on drugs and Republican opponent of the B-2 stealth ments that Chinese leader Deng Xiao- PONY POWER M-50HI where Republicans arc trying to make in­ do it witli a sacrifice. “These funds will bomber, said he will propose a bill this Ping was affronted by the student upris­ MANAGER of Caring made difference cumbency an issue against the majority come out of our budgets, out of our pock­ week to cancel more than $1 billion in ap­ ing this summer. Deng would not have let Democrats who have dominated the place ets for a change,” he said. Dole said propriations for the costly warplane and the authority is ingrained in the Chinese W I L S M 4 M L • HI-TOP LEATHER for 35 years. there’s too much congressional junk mail put that money into the drug war. culture. As a matter of honor, Deng JOHN FOGARTY To the Editor: Republican Sen. Pete Wilson of anyhow. That won’t be done. But it is the kind would not have let the upstart students 435 West Center St, Manchester My saga started at Manchester Memorial Hospital California, who is runntitg for governor While it was a Republican amendment, of cut that will be proposed often in the dictate to him, even if, as a matter of around 3 a.m. on Friday, July 14 and is still ongoing. The next year, sponsored tlic amendment stiffest opposition came from Sen. Ted weeks ahead as evidence of a commit­ politics, he agreed with their cause. BASKETBALL SHOES beginning hours were very discouraging ... shifting $45 million from free mail to a Stevens, R-Alaska, who argued that a lot ment to the drug war. The next 18 hours after that, when the night/day shifts program for drug-addicted mothers and 1 CASH DISCOUNT PLAN changed, so did the concern of the doctors and nurses. their babies. That would leave about $35 Minl-e(3itorlal Regular $60.00 Their professionalism and genuine concern may very million for franked congressional mail if George Bush’s style of asserting him-2 SENIOR CITIZEN PLAN well have saved my husband’s life, who had a brain tlic House went along. self has a stink of royalty about it. In theU hemorrhage and a stroke. I, my children and family, The numbers don’t make a dent in the CAN YOUBEUEVE THI^? recent PBS interview with journalist* BUDGET PLAN would like to give heartfelt thanks to Dr. Brown, Bill $7.9 billion President Bush wants spent wkmever motivated David Frost, “King George” repeatedlyiZ Gorman, Martine Bemais, the shorter red-haired nurse on the drug war, a sum Democratic Hury\AN BE in C)$ TO implied that his opinion carri^ moreZI SERVICE CONTRACTS (whose name I am sorry to say I can’t remember) and all leaders argue is too low. Wilson said it tr e a t EACrt o th er . weight than his detractors’ because he isJJ the rest of the daytime staff of July 14. was almost symbolic. LIKE -mAT ? You people should be congratulated for your special- president and they aren’t. Bush has a* Democrats will be back with their own point, but he also has an obligation not t ^ ness. Not only were you right on top of things for my arguments in favor of cuts and shifts in dismiss others with the blanket statement^ RICH MAZUR NOW $ 2 9 ^ husband, but you also had time to give me support after Call John NOW administration-proposed spending, espe­ he used with Frost. “I’m the president.’•« my long hours of waiting there. You are the people that cially on defense, contending the money truly do care. Yours is not just a job to you, it is your life. should be used against drugs. His atdtude was most disturbing when he* Again, you people deserve all the praise in the world, The adminisuation proposes to get ad­ told Frost tliat he understood all the free-2! OLD FASHIONED PERSONALIZED SERVICE SALE ALSO INCLUDES; you are a rare special breed. ditional funds for the drug war by shifting speech arguments against a flag-burning Thank you. $751 million from other programs, most amendment, but that he would supports •50% OFF All skiis, ski jackets and ski pants Risley and family of them domestic. Democratic leaders one anyway. “If I’m wrong, too danC 52 West St, have said the drug crisis could increase bad,” Bush said. We wonder if Bush* Manchester knows just how dam bad it can be when* 645-8393 pressures for a tax increase, a step Bush •50% OFF All hiking and work boots rejects. “I don’t think we have to think of the president is wrong. iJU the war on drugs as a war on the tax­ Become a FULL Service Customer Letters to the editor payer,” said drug policy adviser William J. Bennett. “1 don’t think anybody thinks i®attriiP8lrr Hpralil Before October 1 st and Receive a Letters should be brief and to the point. They should that the reason we have a drug problem in be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, this country is that taxes are too low.” Founded In isa i Special Rebate on Your Service Contract Nassiff Sports double-spaced. Letters must be signed with name, ad­ Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole of PENNY M. SIEFFERT ...... Publisher 39 m dress and daytime telephone number for verification. Kansas said the cut in free mail privileges GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... 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turc could not have intended, “even a legal matter. will attract school children to the town’s foiu from Northeastern University, also receive a salary of $69,000. at the expense of departing from the Cummings and other political ob­ schools. He said he did that to in Boston. Board of. Education chairman, literal meaning of the words used.” servers have said it is almost certain familiarize himself with the town, He has done work in curriculum Lawrence Mickel, predicts that the The complaint centered on two the FOI Commission will uphold big bucks and meet parents and children. He gatherings of the Democratic direc­ and instruction at the University of schools will “come alive” under Avery’s finding. Cummings has said calls the children “my clients.” Massachusetts. tors at which Cummings was the Democrats will abide by the Malinowski’s leadership. Mickel WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Malinowski sees one of his Malinowski was chosen from a present. At one. Penny and Attorney ruling but added that he feels it is said he perceives that one of (AP) — The 68th annual Big E primary responsibilities as getting field of 60 people interested in the Kevin O’Brien were also present. unfair. support from townspeople for Malinowsld’s greatest strengths will They were representing the town in opened today at the Eastern States post and 10 semi-finalists. He will be working cooperatively with staff. SNACKS CAN SCORE HIGH This morning, DiRosa denied Exposition and officials say they education. 8 ounces light cream published reports that he has m hope the huge state fair will “One of my chief jobs is to sell cheese decided the Democrats should not generate $47 million. the budget,” he said. be represented by the town attorney. 1 tablespoon lemon 6 thin slices lean smoked The fair runs from Sept. 13-24 One way he plans to accomplish juice ham (about 1/4 pound) He said he agrees with Cooney that that goal is by establishing an “open Lotto and is exp^ted to draw one million 1/2 teaspoon dill weed 6 Calimyrna figs, sliced 8th the question has ramifications for all visitors, fair officials said. door” policy with the community, public officials and agencies and letting people know he is interested 6 thick or rye-bran style 1 cup sliced cucumber The $47 million figure is for the From Page 1 Kavli Norwegian rounds From Page 1 thus is in his domain at town attor­ in hearing their ideas on what he ney. Big E alone and doesn’t include the crispbreads Fresh dill sprigs, optional more than 100 events held on the should be doing and how. He said DiRosa said the decision not to times with the budget, then that’s fairgrounds at other times of the he hopes to let townspeople know mon, the “quick pick,” in which the Ta st e + n u t r it io n Mix together cream cheese, lemon juice and dill weed.* Toa.ssem- trict meetings, not just the annual the way we want to go.” have Cooney represent the year, George Jones, Big E executive that they share a goal with him — computer chooses numbers, or the ble sandwiches, spread 2 tablespoons cream cheese mixture on meeting. Democrats was their own choice. The Division of Special Revenue vice president, said. cost-effective education. method allowing players to choose each crispbread. "rop each with 1 slice ham, 1 sliced fig and 3-4 At the hearing before Avery, He says it is unfortunate that is the fourth largest contributor to LaBclle could not be reached for The Big E was first held for six their own numbers. slices cucumber. Garnish with dill, if desired. .Serve immediately. people in general have developed a the fund among state departments, comment on whether the vote is Osella questioned the propriety of days in 1917 with 138,000 attend­ Harrigan said about 55 percent of Makes 6 servings. having the town attorney represent “mind set” that there are “frills and Harrigan said. Money goes to valid or on what further steps should ing. Nowadays the event is billed as the players use the quick pick and * Cream cheese mixture may be made in advance a n d stored, be taken if it is not. the Democrats, but Avery ruled that fat” in education budgets. ^ucation, health care, transporta­ the largest fair in the East and fea­ tion and other programs, he said. about 45 percent choose their num­ tightfy covered, up to 1 week in refrigerator. After the district voters’ meeting question was not at issue in the hear- “That isn’t true,” he said. bers. Out of the total number of $1 ing. tures arts and crafts exhibitions, The division also contributes Nutrients Per Serving; Monday, the directors voted to food, entertainment and exhibits of Malinowski hopes to convey to about $150,000 annually to million winners, about 60 percent Osella has asked the FOI Com­ Calories 178 Carbohydrates 17.2 g award a contact to build the pumper New England’s history as well as the community that schools arc good G^blers Anonymous, Harrigan used quick picks and about 40 per­ mission to accept Avery’s recom­ Dietary' Fiber 2.02 g Fat 9.93 g and made plans for the directors to the traditional livestock shows. investments by speaking to local said, responding to criticism from a cent chose their numbers, he said. mendation and to modify his order service organizations, offering infor­ 5.40 g SexJium 188 mg sign the contract when the directors On display this year is “Old Pep- Rotarian who said advertising for Harrigan’s theory is that people meet Sept. 18. to require the directors to attend a persass,” a 123-year-old steam- mation seminars and meeting town who write in their own numbers workshop on FOI law to be con­ officials. the lotto may encourage too much It is not clear, what effect, if any, powered locomotive built as an ex­ gambling. often use birth dates, which means Gf ill* (! G'Xo'-S/)'/( the failure to use a checkoff list will ducted by FOI staff members. periment to see if a train could climb “The value of property is directly “When you buy a Lotto ticket if they can choose numbers only up to have on the vote to award a contact. DiRosa said he wants to appeal and descend steep inclines. The little related to the quality of (a town’s) 12 and 31. The computer chooses any adverse decision, not because he you don’t hit it at least you know the Sii^hUi u ht 'V If the vote to appropriate the train successfully climbed Mount education,” said Malinowski. money is going to a good cause,” from all 40 numbers. cares who is permitted to attend a Washington on the first Uy and was He also says he believes in pumper is challenged, it will be the caucus, but because “Osella has Harrigan said. The division’s public information 1/2 cup part-skim milk 1 tablespoon lemon used to help build the Mount mainstreaming special education second district vote challenge this made suggestions about the integrity The' division runs all legalized officer for 2 1/2 years, Harrigan said ricotta cheese juice Washington railway and passenger students into the regular classroom year. At the annual meeting, of the way to do business, and that gambling in the state, including jai he has fielded questions from the 1/3 cup crumbled feta 1/2 teaspoon oregano services until it was retired in 1878. and providing appropriate support Thomas E. Landers was re-elected has to be addressed.” alai and off-track betting, but Lotto public and media during some tough cheese 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder This year, the Big E features a big services to all students. president by a 7-vote margin over In a response, Osella said, “l,m generates the most money, he said. times, including computer problems 1/3 cup sliced natural 8 thick style Kavli Gordon Lassow. But after the vote, top featuring acts each even­ That, along with additional cur­ “Lotto is the kingpin in terms of last year and the firing of former lot­ almonds, toasted not questioning anyone’s integrity. ing. Norwegian Lassow supporters questioned the This is a democracy. Both he and 1 riculum requirements in AIDS, al­ dollars and in terms of interest tery chief Blaine Lewis in May for 1 tablespoon thinly crispbreads And on Sunday fire-breathing generated,” Harrigan said. his refusal to implement changes in election bemuse 267 votes were cast have an opportunity to use all the cohol and drug education, means sliced green onion Green and red bell but only 259 people were checked cooks will compete in the Clorets reassessments must be made in how The prizes are also large, he said. the lottery. the administrative and legal Chili Cook-off. (scallions) pepper rings off on the voter list. remedies.” to teach all that plus the three Rs — Since 1983, the Lotto game has But the job can be rewarding, On Sept. 22, the governors of reading, writing and arithmetic. generated about $1.8 billion in Combine all ingredients except crispbreads and peppers in small LaBelle said the vote was valid But Osella added, “He better not especially when winners claim their New England will visit the Malinowski received his prizes. mixing bowl; mix until well blended. .Spread 2 tablespcxins cheese because there was no way to deter­ use the town attorney (in his ap­ prizes, walking out of division head­ fairgrounds for a conference and a bachelor’s degree from Boston One Rotarian asked which mixture evenly on each Kavli crispbread. Place on baking sheet. mine why there was a discrepancy peal).” quarters with checks of up to look at the Avenue of States. University and his master’s degree method of playing was more com­ Broil, 4 inches from heat source, 1 minute. Remove from heat and or to establish that anyone voted $240,000 with their name on it. serve at once, topped with pepper rings. Makes 8 servings. fraudulently. Voters were not segregated from non-voters at the Nutrients Per Serving; annual meeting, providing no way to Calories 81.6 CartK)hydrates 6.62 g ballot collectors to distinguish be­ Dietary Fiber 1.41 g Fat 4.59 g tween them. Protein 3-99 g Sodium 95.1 mg As a result of the confusion, dis­ trict leaders felt that some methods must be found in the future to SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Midillv Er/.sVrr// segregate voters from non-voters at the meeting. However, that was not D//> done at the meeting Monday. 1 medium eggplant (about 1-1/4 pounds), 1 clove garlic, minced unpeeled 1/2 teaspoon ground 1 teaspoon salt cumin 1/2 cup wrtiole natural Pepper, to taste State almonds, toasted 1/4 cup chopped parsley 1/2 cup olive oil 24 thick or thin style From Page 1 2 tablespoons lem on Kavli N orw egi^ juice crispbreads New Haven, which hasn’t had a Cut eggjilant into 2-inch cubes. Place in 9x9-inch square gla.ss Republican mayor since 1953. baking dish. Toss with salt. Cover and microwave on High power, There was also a Republican 8 minutes.* Remove from oven; place eggjilant in colander to mayoral primary in New Haven, and drain and cool. Grind almonds in blender or ftxxl prexessor with RECORD LOWS metal blade in place. Add cooled eggplant, olive oil, lemon juice, party-endorsed Robie Pooley, an alderwoman, had 1,227 votes to garlic and cumin; prtx'ess until smexxh. Season with pepper, to challenger Tobin E. Hitt’s 728, un­ taste. Stir in chopped parsley.** Spcxin dip into serving bowl. Place official returns showed. Kavli crispbreads around dip to serv'e. Makes 12 servings (approx. The Democratic returns in FORECAST NEXT 7 DAYS 2-1/4 cups). Bridgeport showed Bucci with 4,860 * Conventional Oven Method- Place eggplant cubc>s in 9.x 13-inch votes, Cocco with 3,075, attorney baking pan. Toss with salt Cover pan with foil Bake at 350° F. Joseph Ganim with 2,706, Charles 30-40 minutes, until eggplant is soft Remove from oven; drain W. Tisdale with 2,503, state Rep. and cool as directed above. Robert T. Keeley Jr. with 1,129 and former City Clerk Leonard L. Crone **Middle Eastern Eggplant Dip may be made up to 1 week in with 1,053. advance, stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Raoletta beat Tisdale in the 1983 Nutrients Per Serving: mayoral election and lost two years Calories 168 Carbohydrates 12.6 g later to Bucci. Dietary' Fiber 3.92 g Fat 12.4 g Moran, who had 2,004 votes to CHOOSE I White-Wetlinghouse Protein 2.77 g Sexlium 213 nig ^oletta’s 1,972, said the city needs YOUR nacking is an all-American habit — one all too often as.so I'inally, if you thought ice cream n p e treats were out of the “a new voice” and vowed a vigorous dated with fat, sodium and calorie-laden "junk ’ foods. ciuestion, Nutty Honey Ice comes as a happy suqrrise. Made with campaign against Bucci. SAVINGS! However, there’s really no need to get the guilts: the good low fat milk and low fat yogurt, it’s delectably smooth in consis­ ' .S; ' In Walerbury, Brown, a former Chest or news is that most nutritionists do, in fact, recommend tency and chock frill of figs and almonds for healthfi.il richness A/jp/c F/:.; C ' nun, said she Imew faced an uphill Sfrequent mini-meals rather than three hea\y ones each day. With and crunch. fight against two-term Republican Upright Freezer out abandoning those mid morning, mid afternoon and late night 3 cups apple juice 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon Mayor Joseph J. Santopietro but NO. 1 RAnO MODEL IN nibbles, there Ls a better way. And what better time to build a 2 cups chopped peel said that with 2 unified Democratic WHITE ONLY NATL CONSUMER MAGAZINE MAGNAVOX healthier equation than now when it’s back to school, back to California Calimyrna 1/4 cup lemon juice Rirty she stood a good chance of YOUR CHOICE: Hgs 1 teaspoon whole cloves beating him. j m TJ18K business. People who love popcorn — and who doesn’t? — wi 11 applaud 1 medium Granny Smith 24 ultra thin or rye-bran In bristol, incumbent Democratic Camcorder C HEST FC162 apple, chopped style Kavli Norwegian Mayor John J. Leone easily turned Lift-out basket, adjustable*369 temperature this scTumptious variation on the theme, Flggy Caramel Almond 1/2 cup sugar crispbreads back a challenge by Lynn Rossi for r r m a n a control. HIgh-efficiency compressor with Crunch. California’s unique, tart-.sweet Black Mi.ssion figs are Caramel Combine all ingredients except crispbreads in medium .saucepan. the nomination, 3,678 to 2,405, un­ lifetime lubrication. wonderfully chewy and, like all figs, provide the most complete 18 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator Freezer Bring to a boil. Simmer, stirring txcasionally, 20 25 minutes, until official returns showed. UPRIG H T F U 161 nutrition of any single fruit: super high in fiber as well as calcium, 16.0 cu. ft. with 3 fast-freeze shehes, lock Klmond Cm m b mixture is thick and fruit is veiy soft. Remove from heat; pour con­ The winner of the Stamford with about one-third the calories in raisins aiul no cholesterol. Nationally Advertised with pop-out key, convenient defrost drain, serve into sterilized jars and cool. Chill until read>' to serve. To Republican mayoral primary was textured "leather look" cabinet & door. Almonds —an excellent source of vegetable protein, vitamin 1-: lime lapse recording capability, 6:1 powerzoom, quarts popped popcorn 1/2 cup margarine serve, spread Apple Fig Conserve on Kavli crispbreads. Makes 12 challenger Leonard Vignola Jr., who and iron, with beneficial monounsaturated fat and, again, zero had 3,450 votes to party-endorsed auto-focus. CCD' pickup, high-speed shutter, 7- cups granola cereal 1 cup light com syrup servings (3 cups conser\'e). luxe low light sensitivity. cholesterol—add distinctive flavor and satisfying crunch |-)lus a Joseph Tarzia’s 2,667. Vignola will cup coarsely chopped 1/2 cup brown sugar Nutrients Per Serving; solid amount of fiber. face three-term incumbent Democrat *599 California Black 2 teaspoons vanilla Carbohydrates 46.3 g Snacks should be simple to put together in short order and Thom Serrani in November. Save an Amazing MOO Mission figs extract Fat 1.10 g the.se Smorrebrod Sandwiches, inspired by Scandinavian tradi cup whole natural 1 teaspoon baking soda Stxiium 37.5 mg tion, certainly fill the bill. They feature a deliciously difl'erent ■ almonds, toasted P B S le a d s X-LARGE CAPACITY EUREKA combination of smoky ham, naturally sun ripened, sun dried Toss together popcorn, granola cereal, figs and almonds in large Dehumidifiers Calimyrna figs and authentic Kavli Norwegian crispbreads: heary, mixing bowl. Melt margarine in hea\y .saucepan. Stir in corn syrup 40 pt. • Auto, shut-off Upright crunchy crackers with zesty rye or rye-bran flavor, they’re snirer low and brown sugar. Bring to a rolling boil; boil S minutes, stirring Em m y fields in calories, sexJium and fat, loaded with quality fiber and, of course, Auto, drain feature ft ec|uently. Remove from heat; stir in vanilla and baking soda. Four 1-1/2 cups low-fat milk Vacuum Panasonic cholesterol-free. 1/2 cup coarsely chopped *199 caramel over popcorn mixuire in bowl; toss to coat evenly. 'Ibrn 3 egg yolks, lightly *99 California Calimyrna NEW YORK (AP) — The Public 600 Watt Microwave Crispbreads again form a .savor>’ b;ise for quick to fix Grilled popcorn mixture onto baking sheets. Bake at 300°F. for 20 min­ beaten Broadcasting Service won 18 Emmy figs Cooking carousel Grcek-Style Sandwiches. Part-skim milk cheeses and superior, utes, .stirring hallway through. Remose from oven; kxisen on pan 1/2 cup honey Awards for news and documentaries 1/3 cup whole natural & sensor cooking. sliced natural California almonds keep both fat and .scxliiim in and cool. Store in airtight containers. Makes 12 servings. 1 cup plain low-fat almonds, toasted and Tuesday night. CBS won 16; ABC check. Green onion and colorful bell peppers enhance the tangy eight and NBC five. Nutrients Per Serving: yogurt chopped taste. The awards were presented by the Calories 395 Carbohydrates 58.9 g Heat milk to scalding in heavy saucepan. Whisk in egg yolks. Cixik, *199 A streamlined version of the classic. Middle Eastern Egg­ Dietary Fiber 6. l6 g Fat 17-6 g Nation Academy of Television Arts stirring constantly, over low heat, until mixture coats the back of a and Sciences. Your Satisfaction b Our Priorify... plant Dip can be prepared in your microwave and also benefits Protein 5.76 g StKiium 216 mg spoon. Do not let custard boil. Remove from heat; stir in honey. The SYN cable network won two from the texture of versatile almonds. Crispbreads offer an intrigu Ctxil. Blend in yogurt. Pour custard mixture into ice cream freezer awards and the Home Box Office ing, light alternative to heavy, doughy dipiiers. Conventional Oven: Spread tv/x>le almonds in a single layer in and freeze according to manufacturer's directions. When mixture cable network won one. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Vou have Al's personal 0uaran1ee When you crave something sweet, Apple Fig Conserve sballuivpan. Place in cold oven; toast at .iSCPP, 12 IS minutes is almost firm, stir in figs and almonds. Continue to chum until The entries had to air between 445 Hartford Rd. • Keeney St, Exit, 1-384 combines a handft.il of healthful ingredients —with delightful (9-11 minutes fo r sliced, slivered and chopped almonds), stirring firm. Makes 4 servings (1 quart). Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 1988. EASY TERMS: results. California Calimymas are a must here, less sugar>' than their occasionalfy, until lightly toasted. MANCHESTER. CT Choose Mostercord. Viso. Nutrients Per Serving: There were more than 850 enuies Old World cousins: did you know figs are our most ancient fruit Microivaie Oten: Spread whole almonds in a single layer on in 27 categories, which included Discover oi oui GECC plan Calories 397 Carboliydrates 62.4 g Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-9, Tues., Wed., Sat. 'til 5. Fri. (rather than an apple, Hve probably gave one to Adam), prizetl by microware-sa/e plate. Microwaie on Hi power, 4-S minutes (3 awards for interviews, investigative —3 * Dietar>' Fiber 3 02 g Fat 13.2 g Open Sunday 12 to 5 • Tel. 647-9997 the Greeks and Romans for their healing properties and, like minutes fo r sliced, slivered and chopped almonds), stvring half Protein H-4g Stxlium 97.7 mg journalism, analysis and cultural ■’0 now some os cash. programming. ------no poyiDonl tequi/eo almonds, brought to America by Spanish settlers. way through. Cool on counter. 14—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1989 Add taste, excitement to food by cooking lemons NCHESTER HERAl.D, Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1989— 15 Give your microwave some pucker power. Using 3 tablespoons flour FOCUS/Advice______■ ' lemons adds taste to foods as well as keeping your or until meat near the bone is no longer pink and the microwave fresh smelling. You can also get more juice Microwave 1 cup light cream juice run clear. Rearranging and basting chicken pieces out of a lemon by microwaving it on high power for 30 1/2 cup dried bread crumbs 2 to 3 more times during final cooking. Yields 4 to 6 seconds before squeezing. lemon wedges servings. The best lemon for juice and pulp are small round or Kitchen parsley sprigs or oval ones, with smooth, unblemished skins. Smaller Cut scallops in half. Spread on bottom of 2 quart cas­ Broccoli Italian style serole. Set aside. 1 pound fresh broccoli spears, cooked and drained Kleptomaniac can’t seem to find help lemons tend to have fewer seeds. In recipes specifying Marge Churchill juice of one lemon, you can substitute two to three Combine butter and onions in a 1-cup measure. 2 tablespoons butter Microwave 3 minutes on high power, or just until 1/4 cup sliced green onions, including tops DEAR ABBY: If you’re an alcoholic, courages her, so consequently Wendy is teacher and would like to offer a little ad­ tablespoons bottled lemon juice, if you don’t have fresh you can get help at Alcoholic always the center of attention. lemons on hand. onions are transparent. Stir in mushrooms and lemon 1 jar (4 ounces) chopped pimiento vice to parents. ing canapes, 8 at a time. Yield 24 canapes. juice. Pour this mixture over scallops. Add wine, bay 2 teaspoon lemon juice Anonymous. If you’re a drug addict, you Dear Abby Since Wendy’s mother never tells her Several of my little ones arc bedwet- When a recipe calls for lemon peel or zest, use only can get help from any number of drug to sit down and be quiet, other family the part of the peel which is yellow. The best way to get Fresh zucchini soup leaf, for 4 to 6 minutes, or until s^ lo p s are tender. 1/2 teaspoon salt Icrs, and the odor can get very strong at rehabilitation facilities. But if you’re a members eventually do when they have the zest off without the bitter, white pith that lies be­ Remove bay leaf. Drain and reserve liquid. 1/8 teaspoon pepper times. 1 suppose some parents do not 3 cups (11/2 pounds) zucchini kleptomaniac — and not rich — you arc Abigail Van Buren had it up to here. Also, when pictures arc notice it before they’ve grown accus­ tween the skin and the pulp is to use a potato peeler or 11/3 cups water Place 3 tablespoons of butter in a 2-cup measure. 1/4 teaspoon oregano doomed. Microwave on high for 30 seconds to 1 minute, or until taken at these family celebration, Wendy tomed to it, but I wish you’d remind grater. 2/3 cups condensed consomme Combine butter and onions in a 2 cup measure. melted. Blend in flour to make a smooth paste. Stir in Psychiatrists charge outrageous fees to runs to be in every picture, while her parents to give their children a bath Some other uses for lemons are: 1/4 cup coarsely chopped onion Microwave on high power for 2 minutes, or until onions reserved liquid and cream. Pour over scallops. help kleptomaniacs, even though klep­ and call. You will be told what kind of mother just sits there beaming. every morning before they’re sent off to • To get odors out of your microwave, combine the 2 bacon slices, cooked and crumbled are transparent. Stir in pimiento, lemon juice, salt and tomania is a “sickness,” the same as juice and peel of a lemon in a cup of water. Boil on high Microwave 3 to 4 minutes or medium-high (70%), or pepper and oregano. Pour over cooked and drained broc­ help is available near you. Should we politely ask Wendy’s school. (Even a sponge bath would help 1 small clove garlic, minced until sauce thickens. drinking, smoking and drug addiction. You will be charged according to what mother to please leave Wendy at home the bcdwcllcrs.) power for five minutes, then, wipe the oven cavity with 2 tablespoons chopped parsley coli. Repeat if necessary. Yields 4 servings. I know that taking things without a cloth dampened with lemon water. Spoon mixture into serving shells or individuals you can afford to pay. There is no quick with a sittfT? This has been going on for KINDERGARTEN TEACHER 2 teaspoons fresh squeezed lemon juice Lemon meringue pie paying for them is stealing, yet I take years, and we are... • To remove garlic or onion odors from hands, rub a ramekins. Sprinkle with bread crumbs. Microwave 1 to “cure,” but a therapist may be able to tell DEAR TEACHER: Shame on those 1/2 teaspoon basil 2 minutes or medium-high (70%), or until piping hot. 9-inch baked pastry shell or graham cracker crust small items I have no use for — I just you why you take things, and once you SICK OF rr bunch of fresh parsley or mint leaves with lemon peel 1/2 teaspoon salt can’t seem to help myself. (It’s just as insensitive parents who would send a between your palms. Garnish with lemon wedges and parsley sprigs. l>/2 cups sugar understand the reason for your behavior, child to school smelling bad. (Can you 1/2 teaspoon seasoning salt 1/3 cup cornstarch h^d to take things back, which I have Rub the cut side of a lemon half over eggshell sur­ Caution: Watch carefully during the final healing. you will be well on your way to over­ DEAR SICK: Since you have imagine the humiliation those 1/8 teaspoon pepper l cups boiling water tried to do several times.) faces before boiling to avoid cracking. Shells and remekins differ in size and shape, which af­ >/2 coming it. I admire you. The person who tolerated Wendy’s annoying behavior odoriferous children must endure from 2/3 cup sour cream fects the heating time. 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten I am a churchgoing, middle-aged knows he or she has a problem and seeks “for years,” it’s a little late to suggest Make your own dried lemon or orange peel when you their peers?) The Associated Press to garnish: Yields 6 to 8 servings. 3 tablespoons butter woman, and that’s all I can tell you about a solution is halfway cured. that now she be left at home with a sitter. arc squeezing lemons or oranges for something else: small lemon slices Here’s your letter, teacher. 1 tablespoon grated lemon rind myself. Please answer me in the paper. DEAR ABBY: We have a problem You would be doing both Wendy and LEOPAI-ro IS IN — Zsa Zsa Gabor ar­ Grate the peel before squeezing, place in a glass bowl, fresh snipped parsley Chicken in lemon-wine sauce 3 tablespoons lemon juice Maybe others with this problem will that requires a quick solution. A wedding her mother a favor if you explained to and microwave at high power for 30 to 60 seconds or 1 cup thinly sliced carrots “How to Be Popular” is for rives in court in Beverly Hills, Calif., Tues­ Trim both ends of zucchini. Cut into 1-inch chunks. 3 egg whiles write in and tell you how they were is coming up in our family soon, and this myopic mom that by cneuraging until dry, stirring once. Store in the refrigerator or 3/4 cup thinly sliced celery everyone who feels left out and wants day in a leopard skin dress to watch jury Place in a 2-quart casserole. Add remaining ingredients 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar cured. there is a certain relative who lakes her Wendy to be the “center of attention,” freezer in a tightly scaled jar. 1/4 cup sliced green onion an impoved social life. except sour cream and garnish. Microwave, covered, for 6 tablespoons sugar KLEPTOMANIAC 6-year-old daughter everywhere. Wendy she will soon believe that she is the To order, send your name and ad- selection in her trial stemming from a Sea salad canapes 1 tablespoon dried parsley flakes 13 to 15 minutes, or until zucchini is tender. Stir Combine sugar, cornstarch and boiling water in a 1- (not her real name) has attended every center of the universe. And sclf-ccnicrcd dre.ss, plus $2.89 to: Dear Abby, run-in with a Beverly Hills cop. "Leopard 1/4 cup white wine 1 can (6>/2 ounces) tuna, salmon or crab, drained halfway through cooking time. Cool slightly. quart measure. Microwave 3 to 4 minutes on high pow- DEAR KLEPTOMANIAC: There is wedding, shower, anniversay parly, etc. children arc usually unpopular with their Popularity Booklet, P.O, Box 447, 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel is coming back in," she said. and broken up with a fork Process cooked zucchini mixture in a blender, 2 cups ser, or until thick and clear, stirring once with a wire help for you. Find “Mental Health” in the family. Wendy is very cute and peers and barely tolerated by adults. 1/2 teaspoon bouquet garni seasoning Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is 1/4 cup mayonnaise at a time, until smooth. Stir in sour cream. Place in whisk. under “County” in your telephone book. loves to show olT. Her mother en­ DEAR ABBY: I am a kindergarten included.) 2 tablespoons catsup refrigerator for 1 to 2 hours, or until thoroughly chilled. 1/2 teaspoon salt Stir a little of hot mixture into egg yolks. Add 2 teaspoons finely chopped onions Separate into single servings. Garnish with lemon slices 1/2 teaspoon instant chicken bouillon granules - warmed yolks to hot filling. Microwave 1 minute on OUR FASetNATING EARTH by Phllp Sett. Ph.D. 2 teaspoons horseradish and bits of fresh snipped parsley. Yields 6 to 8 servings. 1/4 teaspoon lemon pepper seasoning high. Add butter, lemon rind and lemon juice. Cool and 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce Conquilles Saint Jacques 2«/2 to 3 pounds whole broiler-fryer, cut into 8 pour into baked pie shell. W H Y ^ r No-fault insurance manages PEOPLE 1/2 teaspoon dry mustard pieces,skin removed 1 pound scallps, fresh or frozen and defrosted Beat egg whites with cream of tartar until foamy. 1/2 teaspoon lemon juice Combine all ingredients, except chicken in a 1 quart 2 tablespoons butter Gradually beat in sugar. Continue beating until stiff Duchess to have child toast squares or crisp crackers casserole. Cover. Microwave at high power for 3 peaks form. Gently spread meringue over lemon filling, 1 small onion, finely chopped LONDON (AP) — The Duchess of York and parsley flakes minutes to 5 minutes, or until the vegetables are tender, sealing meringue to edges of crust. Brown by conven­ a comeback amid high rates 1 package (8 ounces) fre^ mushrooms, sliced Prince Andrew arc expecting a baby that would be Combine fish of your choice, mayonnaise, catsup, stirring once during the cooking time. tional means under a heated broiler in the oven. Yields 1 2 tablespoons lemon juice their second child and the sixth grandchild of onion, horseradish, Worcestershire sauce, mustard, and Arrange chicken in a shallow 2>/2 quart baking dish pie 9-inch size. When California residents voted 1 cup dry white wine with ‘J^ie meatiest portions toward th.e outside edges. last year on a proposition aimed at Queen Elizabeth II. lemon juice in a 1-quart mixing bowl. Mix well. Spoon 1 bay leaf 2 teaspoons mixture on each toast square. Sprinkle with Pour sauce over the cnickei cover uiui waxed paper. dramatically reducing auto in­ Sylvia Porter “I just want a happy, healthy baby and a friend 1/4 teaspoon savory surance rates, they sent out a mes­ for Beatrice. It will be nice for Beatrice to have parsley flakes. Place on a paper towel-lined plate, 8 Microwave at high power for 15 minutes, rearranging Marge Churchill is a Manchester resident who is 1/4 teaspoon salt someone to play with,” said the former Sarah Fer­ campes at a time and microwave for 30 seends to 1 and basting pieces with sauce once during the cooking an authority on microwave cooking. Write to: sage that still is reverberating across 1/8 teaspoon pepper guson, who is due in March and whose first baby minute on high power, or until hot. Repeat wifi remain- lime. Microwave Kitchen, P.O. Box 591, Manchester the country: Rapidly escalating in­ to the rate-making process, the more companies, but increasingly arc at­ 3 tablespoons butter was bom 13 months ago. Microwave at high power for 4 to 10 minutes longer. 06040. surance costs must be brought under you can stabilize costs,” explains tracting attention of more consumer control. The red-haired duchess known as “Fcrgic,” who John Martin, president of Aetna Life groups. If an accident involves only will be 30 on Oct. 15, spoke at a literary luncheon Rates arc rising because the un­ & Casualty’s personal financial minor injuries, the injured person’s derlying costs of auto insurance security division. Tucsd.iy hours after the formal announcement by insumcc company pays his medical Buckingham Palace. Her husband, also 29, was on Menus (medical payments, litigation and The problem with the way no- bills and lost wages; if the accident duty as a Royal Navy lieutenant at Portland in the expense of repairing sophisti­ faull has been implemented since involves serious injury, death, loss cated vehicles) continue to increase. southwest England. COVENTRY & WINDHAM the 1970s — and the reason of limb, significant disfigurement or premiums arc high even in some Television personality David Frost announced the Senior Citizen Wednesday: Com chowder, cold sticks, cherry crisp, milk. RT. 44 BOLTON/COVENTRY UNE One remedy gaining new scarring, the injured person retains pregnancy to the 3(X) guests at the luncheon honor­ 362 WINDHAM ROAD ITS CUSTOAV\HY THKOU&HOUT THE WORLD TOR A no-fault states — is that most of the the right to sue. The following meals will be sliced turkey, American cheese, Bolton schools 742-1144 popularity is “no-faull” auto in­ ing the duchess as the author of two children’s 423-3056 DKIVE TO W£/4R A VEIL AT HEK WEVVIN&,A laws enacted arc no-faull in name Additionally, lying mccical pay­ served at Mayfair Gardens and Wes- baked beans, Hawiian coleslaw, surance, an idea first proposed near­ books about a helicopter named Budgie. The following lunches will be CUSTOM WITH A NUA\DEK OF OTZIOINS. THE AtOST only and have left a lot of room for ments to a scale, such as that used to thill Gardens the week of Sept. oyster crackers, mixed fruit, oatmeal served at Bolton Elementary school ly 20 years ago but, with a few ex­ If the baby is a boy, the British order of succes­ cookie. INFLUENTIAL IS THE AtUSL/At PHACTICE OF ceptions, not fully embraced by con­ lawsuits. pay workers’ compensation benefits, 18-22 to Manchester residents who the week of Sept. 18-22: PURDAH , WHICH F01?DAVE A A\AN TO SEE HIS sion will put him ahead of his sister as the fifth in Thursday: Apple juice, roast sumers or politicians. Fourteen slates have no-fault laws gives raic-sclters better ability to are 60 or older: Monday: Fruit juice, chicken pat- FIANCEE'S FACE UNTIL THE WEDVIN& . ALL line to the throne, after Prince Charles, his two sons pork loin, combread stuffing, sliced In its true fomi, no-faull is a sys­ (Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, price policies reasonably. and Prince Andrew. Monday: Apricot juice, chicken tie on a bun, chips, special sauce, U/VAV)RR/£D WOAie/V WE'RE SECLUDED AND KEPT Georgia, Flawaii, Kansas. Kentucky, croquettes with country gravy, carrots, applesauce, wheat bread. lettuce and tomato, pudding with ENTIRELY COVERED . AFTER THE CEREA\0NY ,THE tem that requires each driver’s in­ Although the amount of money Friday: Minestrone soup, ziti surance company to pay the medical Massachusetts, Michigan, Min­ consumers could save through these Reagan answers get-well mail mashed potato, broccoli cuts, bis­ topping. HAPPY OROO/^ LIFTED THE VEIL AND EXCLAIMED nesota, New Jersey, New York, with meat sauce, mixed vegetables, and disability costs of its customer no-fault laws varies considerably R(XTHESTER, Minn. (AP) — Former FYesident cuit, fresh fruit cup. 'Riesday: Spaghetti with meat AT HIS W ires HEAUTY!?!? North Dakota and Utah). Other garden salad, French dressing, P rice & Convenience'^^i|Kmil0 P^^ Quality & Service even if the “other guy” caused the from stale to stale, a study released Reagan went tlirough gct-well cards and messages Diesday: Pineapple juice, baked sauce, buttered peas, Italian bread, slates, including Pennsylvania, are Italian bread, fresh fruit. accident. by former White House Consumer from Hollywood friends such as Bob Hope, mcatloaf with vegetable gravy, au fruit cocktail. considering similar laws. Except for of a Supermarket of the Restricted (and this is where a big Affairs Adviser Virginia Knaucr Claudette Colbert and Jimmy Stewart as he con­ gratin potatoes, green beans, rye Meals on Wheels Wednesday: Egg or tuna Michigan, New York and Florida, part of the potential cost savings says the figure would approach $3.7 tinued his recovery from skull surgery. bread, peach shortcake with topping. The following meals will be sandwich in pocket bread, chips Prices Effective thru 9/9/69 Butcher Shop Dr. Gott however, an accident victim has the comes in) is the ability to sue for billion a year. Knaucr leads FYoject In addition, Maureen Reagan paid her father a >erved to Meals on Wheels clients fruited gelatin with topping. right to sue after medical expenses pain and suffering except in cases New Start, a consumer group work­ surprise visit, joining Reagan and his wife, Nancy, ie week of Sept. 18-22. The hot Thursday: Fish and cheese on a C E N T E R C U T where the injury is severe and ac­ reach a certain amount. In Connec­ noon meal is listed first and the cool Peter Gott, M.D. ing to push states to re-examine at lunch Tuesday, said family spokesman Mark bun, French fries, cookie and ap­ cess to the courts is permitted. ticut, that limit is only $400. Until their insurance systems to make sure evening meal second: Weinberg. plesauce. SIRLOIN TIP recently. New Jersey had a $200 that motorists get needed coverage Monday: Baked meatloaf with Because lawsuits arc limited and Reagan, 78, underwent surgery Friday at St. Chicken Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, limit and provided unlimited medi­ at the most affordable price. gravy, Spanish rice, mixed choice of dressing, fresh fruit. insurance companies arc dealing cal benefits. Marys Hospital to drain fluid that built up on his Pork Chops New York’s experience is a good brain after he was thrown from a horse on July 4. vegetables: Chicken sandwich, fruit, with more predictable costs — Traditionally, the problem with Coventry High School example of how no-fault can work. His recovery is progressing as expected, Wein^rg milk. Hypothryoid medical and hospital expenses and ■’imperfect” no-fault laws has easy to The following lunches will be Roast The average auto liability premium said. Tuesday: Chopped sirloin with loss of income — firms are better stemmed from people exceeding the served at Coventry High School the for New York motorists insured by “We’re still hoptcful, if the present rate of gravy, whipped potato, wax beans: able to determine and control poten­ threshold and bringing a lawsuit. week of Sept. 18 through 22: Acma increased only 14 percent in progress continues, he will be able to return to Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. concerns man tial claim expenses. Most of the threshold have not been the past five years. In California, for prepare Wednesday: Turkey sandwich, Monday: Fish on a roll, tartar A true no-faull system is cost-cf- California by the end of the week,” Weinberg said. changed since they were enacted the same ptcriod, the cost increased fruit, milk. sauce, cole slaw, assorted fruit. ficient and delivers benefits more “There arc no plans at this point for any additional 'Hiesday: Double cheeseburger, $ 1 .8 9 ib DEAR DR. GOTT: I have been hypothyroid for 12 more than a decade ago and the 102 percent, according to Aema’s surgery.” quickly to injured parties than an in­ By Nancy Byal Thursday: Roast chicken quarter onion rings, assorted fruit. years. I know very little about the condition and how it minor medical treatments thl cost Marlin. The Associated Press S 2 3 9 surance system that depends on only $400 in the 1974 cost an with gravy, baked potato, squash: As anger against soaring auto in­ Brubeck inducted tonight Wednesday: Taco with meat, affects my body and my life. What happens when my bringing a lawwsuit. Victims arc Chicken salad sandwich, fmit, milk. thyroid gland quits working? average of more than three times surance rates spreads, legislators cheese, lettuce and tomato, seasoned compensated without regard to fault. STfXTKTON, Calif. (AP) — Jazz pianist Dave Fresh homemade meals ready in Friday: Cheese ravioli with mild rice, com niblets, assorted fruit. to r n DEAR READER: A proper amount of thyroid hor­ that today. Additionally, un­ will have to decide which is more Brubeck will ‘Take Five” tonight to become the A greater portion of the premium under 30 minutes. Sound like an im­ tomato sauce, zucchini, Brussel mone is necessary for normal body functioning; too lit­ scrupulous lawyers and doctors can important — affordable insurance Thursday: Chicken pattie on roll, goes to the victim rather than a legal first person inducted into the University of F^cific’s possible dream? Your supermarket sprouts: T\ina salad sandwich, fruit, hash brown potatoes, assorted fruit. tle causes depression, heart disease, hair loss, listless­ easily see to it that a victim’s costs and quickl claims settlement new Pantheon of the Arts. LOIN PORTION system that is expensive and time- exceed the threshold. can help make it a reality. milk. Friday: Meatball grinder, ness and constipation; too much causes nervousness, produced by no-fault laws or high Actor Burgess Meredith, a longtime friend of At the meat counter look for: BONELESS j | k consuming. And rales for insurance Manchester schools vegetable sticks, assorted fruit. weight loss, rapid pulse and weakness. Ordinarily, the No-fault laws that provide a litigation costs, delays and unpredic­ Bmbeck’s, will be master of ceremonies for the in­ meat cubes, skewered and marinated can be brought under better conirol. The following meals will be Coventry schools thyroid gland manufactures and releases the correct serious injury threshold traditionally tability of the lawsuit-based sys­ duction at the independent, 5,800-studcnt univer­ for kabobs; thinly sliced meat for amount. “The more certainty you can add have been supported by insurance tems. sity. served in the Manchester public The following lunches will be stir-fry; boned and marinated chick­ In certain circumstances, however, the gland’s schools the week of Sept. 18-22: served in the Coventry elementary Pork Brubeck will show his appreciation by presenting en breasts; stuffed chicken breasts; Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on Chicken production of hormones is excessive or, in cases such as a concert Friday evening with the Stockton Sym­ schools the week of Sept. 18-22: frozen fish fillets in sauce. yours, insufficient. Symptoms of thyroid malfunction roll, potato puffs, buttered spinach Monday: Fruit juice, spaghetti phony in this city 75 miles east of San Francisco. In the produce department: cut-up depend on the degree of over- or under-production. R>r Proceeds will go toward a Conservatory of Music- vegetables; ready-cut stir-fry mix­ or carrots, mixed fruit, milk. with meat sauce, hot garlic bread, College needs information example, a patient may be mildly hypothyroid, meaning Stockton Symphony string scholarship. tures; shredded vegetables for cole­ ’Hiesday: Pork chopette, gravy, green beans, strawberry fluff. Roast Breast ^ that the gland releases some hormone but not quite whipped potato, buttered mixed Tuesday: Fish nuggets, French slaw; melon wedges; squash in serv­ enough. Symptoms may be minimal: lassitude, lack of DEAR BRUCE: I will be a freshman in college lliis ing-size pieces. vegetables, bread and butter, ap­ fries, cole slaw, juice bar. plesauce, milk. energy, menstrual irregularities, sluggish bowels. year. The school requires me to give them my Social Comic strip creators honored This recipe takes advantage of Wednesday: School-baked chick­ Security number to use as my student I.D. number. 1 feel Wednesday: Orange juice, bolog­ Other patients may receive little or no hormone from Smart Money two supermarket quick starters: en, noodles and gravy, green beans, that my Social Security number is a personal matter and RYE, N.Y. (AP) — Comic strip creators Mort na and cheese sandwich, apple- cherry crisp. the gland. They will experience more profound Walker, Will Eisner and the late Dik Browne have marinated chicken breasts and sliced symptoms, such as fluid retention, intolerance to cold, should not be displayed on college bills, I.D. cards, celery salad, peanut butter cookies, Thursday: Tomato soup, grilled dorm material and library cards. been voted into the Hall of Fame of the Museum of fresh mushrooms. milk loss of hair, coarsening of the features, slow pulse and Bruce Williams cheese sandwich, pickle chips, $ 1 .5 9 ,b The college is adamant and unless I allow them to use Cartoon Art. $ 3 .2 9 ib heart failure. Thursday: Lasagna, meat sauce, vegetable sticks, school-baked Walker, whose strip “Beetle Bailey” is about Chicken in mushroom cream Thyroid hormone is analogous to gasoline in your car. my Social Security number, I cannot be a student. tossed salad, bread and butter, apple cookie. Army life, founded the museum in 1974. sauce You can’t operate the vehicle for long on avaiation- Is this a proper use of a Social Security number? If this is such a terrible thing to do, how can so many wedges, milk. Friday: Freshly baked pizza with Eisner, who drew and wrote “The Spirit” for 10 Two 8- or 12-ounce packages gradc fuel (hyperthyroidism) because the engine will companies advertise on very respectable television and Friday: Uma salad in pocket meat and cheese, Popeye said, as­ years, has become one of the leading artists in lemon- and pepper- marinated bum out. Conversely, you can’t run your auto on WOULD-BE STUDENT radio stations and expect to get a credit-card account bread, lettuce and tomatoes, potato sorted fruit. We Sell U.S.D.A. Choice Beef graphic novels, ilie mu.scum said. chicken breasts (4 breast halves) (hypothyroidism) because the engine was number? Browne, who invented “Hagar the Horrible” */4 cup margarine or butter DEAR WOULD-BE STUDENT: Many colleges and Always Fresh And Cut To Order designed to operate on higher octane. about a good-natured Viking chief and the family 2 cups packaged sliced fresh 2S.000 PRICED VOLUMES, ALL SUBJECTS universities use the Social Security number for I.D. N.M., ST. LOUIS. All Fortunately, both over- and under-active thyroid that puts up with him, was known by his profes­ mushrooms V______numbers. It is a number that most people remember and Humor glands can be treated. In the first instance, doctors ad­ there are theoretically no duplications. DEAR N.M.: There may be a child in your family, sional peers as the “cartoonists’ cartoonist,” the 2 teaspoons fresh or frozen Mucic Used, Rare. Out-Ot-Print... Sold & Bought SILVER TIP minister ucatment to reduce the thyroid excess. In the Women HANSEL a GRETEL I don’t see why you object so slrcnuou.sly. While your but the child is in his 30s and the adult is in her 20s’ museum said. He died in June. snipped chives second, physicians prescribe pills to supplement the hor­ Your husband acted miserably." •/2 cup whipping cream Crafto Steak SKINLESS Social Security information is confidential, your number Movlee $2.99ib mone deficiency. is not. It appears on almost every job and many credit There is absolutely nothing wrong with giving your In a large skillet cook the chicken Nature If you are taking thyroid supplements daily, you credit-card number over the telephone to a reputable or­ Indians Turkey Breast lb. applications. I wouldn’t lose any sleep over it. breasts in hot margarine or butter BOOKS!! ROUND $3.49 should have no health problems from your ganization in order to have merchandise sent. I have over medium heat for 8 to 10 My alary National Search for Oul-of-PrInt Books 1 don’t know if the university could keep you out be­ Nature hypothyroidism. The pills arc inexpensive and will cor­ cause of this, but they can certainly make your life un­ done this many limes and have never had a problem. minutes or until chicken is tender SoMIc Sandwich Steak rect your thyroid needs, your physician should obtain To lake your credit cards and cut them up was the act Our Language Anllquas $3.49ib. comfortable. The world has already had one Don enough to be easily pierced with a periodic blood tests of thyroid function; he or she can of a spoiled child. When your husband calms down, you fork and no pink remains, turning Religion BOOK SALE Quixote lilting windmills; it docs not need another. Thealar \ ASSORTED HANSEL & GRETEL then adjust the dose of your medication. might tell him that if the card is used improperly, by this Eric Sloana To answer your question specifically, unless you ob­ DEAR BRUCE: We have been married for 3'/2 occasionally so chicken browns company or anyone else w ithq^a signature, you arc not Dun makes repeated demands for payment, as of a New England 25-40% OFF Corned Beef tain thyroid supplements, you could become quite ill if months and came to our first serious argument. Natural­ evenly. Heritage Press Pork Chops lb. responsible for the charges. You have recourse by put­ debt. Pronounce dun like done, although this verb can $1.69ib $3.79 your gland stopped working. To give you more informa­ ly, it is over money. Transfer chicken to a serving plat­ WaNaoe Nutting Sept. 1348th ting the mailer into contest and then it becomes the leave you feeling undone. Thornton Burgess tion, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “In­ I saw an advertisement on TV this aflemcx)n and credit-card company’s problem. ter, reserving drippings in the skillet. To give pleasure to or entertain in grand style, regale. Joseph C. Unooln suring Your Good Health.” Other readers who would decided to respond. They asked for my credit-card num­ Cover the chicken and keep warm. Qene Stratton Portar.. Even if you acted irresonsibly, he had absolutely no It’s a royal verb — in fact, regale starts with regal. BOOKS & BIRDS like a copy should send $1.25 with tlicir name and ad­ ber in payment for the merchandise, which 1 gave to right to lake cards out of your wallet and destroy them Add the mushrooms and chives to Personal Service Deli...Sliced The Way You Like It QUESTION: In court cases, defendants obviously 311 Salk. Prop. dress to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland 44101-3369. Be them. (because, for one thing, they still technically remain the the reserved drippings in the skillet. My husband tells me that I am a blithering idiot. He defend themselves. But why are the opposing people Cook and stir for 1 to 2 minutes or i | 519 E. Middle Tpke. sure to mention the title. property of the credit-card company). Manchester. CT FARMLAND 3LB. says that now they have my credit-card number and can called plaintiffs? until the mushrooms are tender. Stir k_ N 1 LAND O LAKES DEAR DR. GOTT: What effect docs caffeine have In my judgment, your husband owes you a profound : 0){ ; < 0 (203) 649-3449 charge anything they want and that I am irresponsible ANSWER: Fbr 6(X) years, the word plaintiff has in the whipping cream; boil gently ’ -O : 1 each on an unborn infant? apology. Immature behavior, such as he displayed, is not 0 ) 0 ) 9i HOURS: Tuesday-Saturday Canned Ham $5.99 Cheddarella and shouldn’t be allowed to have credit. been used to refer to the person who brmgs a lawsiui, or c c £ : O' $3.29ib DEAR READER: Because caffeine crosses the what sound marriages are built upon. I hope for your for 3 minutes or until the sauce is ® O ‘ 11-4:30 pm in other words, makes a complaint. Don’t complain O D 2 « 1 O : I asked my husband how they could advertise like this slightly thickened, scraping up the 1 « : c placental barrier and is absorbed into the fetal circula­ sake this child grows up quickly. (D O « r 2 = i icQ ’THURSDAYS UNTIL ■ P.M. ARMOUR LOW SALT if it is such a bad tiling to do. He said only suckers give about this useful noun’s spelling; the plaint that ends browned bits on the bottom of the Please call for Sunday S HILLSHIRE tion, it can affect an adult: nervousness, jitlcmess, in­ complaint als(> starts plaintiff. I'D ! ■O: their credit-card number over llic phone. With that, he skillet. To serve, spoon the sauce : «B IS o ) c n . Monday hours. somnia and rapid pulse. In the vast majority of cases, Bruce William.s, America’s lop radio talk host, is "D [ k ; Bacon $ l > 6 9 ib. U i over the chicken. M ^es 4 servings. . Kielbasa this is not a problem; only when the mother-to-be uses look my cards out of my purse and cut all my cards up. 1 heard each week night on NBC stations. Questions £ j 4 $2.79ib Do you have a question or comment about our lan­ ila s & s E m caffeine excessively will the fetus show signs of over­ don’t think 1 acted irreponsibly, but he is 35 and 1 am should be sent to: Smart Money, Manchester Herald, guage? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, Manchester stimulation. onlv 22. P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. Herald. P.O. Bov SOI. Mnnehester 06640 16— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 13, 19«9

DILLON by Steve Dickenson MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 13, 1989— 17

SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright E V E N rn o u c rh i IT IS M A ie p r c ^ pioiid' rue 66C9 TO SCHOOL All RigMi Rtltrvsd S*rvlc.t, Inc POPTME Rf^^rriMB AIN’-' GEMBMBER that S oaiET/ai^5. A Of AOV'AWTOC^ Puzzles Docudrama on jet crash tonight 1 'H A T B 16- A D E A L . . . Xo 0U)WIN(» A WTltN* / 3 . AMRM APEReOuAiOANf. ACROSS 3 Project Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jay Sharbutt half-hour discussion, led by former ABC anchor 4 Festival of The Associated Press N l E D A M Steve Bell, on coping with the traumas that result 1 Defeats |sl.) Passover TV Topics E D N A from large-scale tragedies such as the DelU crash. 5 Mouth part 5 Vegetable NEW YORK — Given TV’s penchant for R A 1 N One of the three guc.sts on the followup show, 8 Actress Pitts 6 Doctrines docudramatizing everything but the making of a 12 Eric — O Y L E Robert M. Katz, has a Firsthand perspective. He 7 Ore. time docudrama, it was inevitable that the fatal crash of survived the cra.sh, along with his wife, Debbie. 13 Curvy letter they can to help after the tragedy. 8 Peppiest a Delta Air Lines jumbo jet in 1985 would become He suffered minor injuries, but she was seriously 14 Black P E 1 1 Guilt, compassion, anger, anguish and helpless­ 9 Skillful a “fact-based” TV movie. injured, hospitalized for Five months, and still suf­ 15 Froglike E V A N ness — the whole emotional range is nicely STF 10 Anon Strange thing, thou^. There’s a superior ex­ fers from the injuries of 1985. Q P stitched together, with some scenes that linger in amphibian 11 Do _ others ... E G O ample of the breed tonight in “Fire and Rain,” the PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz 16 UK time the memory, like Jones near tears as he quietly Their story — they have four children and live 19 Fumbler’s M P R O N USA Network’s madc-for-cable version of that 17 Coin opening puts a mud-spattered dead child into a black rub­ in Coral Springs, Fla. - - wasn’t told as part of exclamation Y stormy-day tragedy as the big jet approached the NO, VOU NEVER MENTIONEP 9-/J 18 Containing fire ber body bag, one of many such bags lying on “Fire and Rain.” Katz wasn’t asked what he 20 M C M 1 Dallas airport. The crash killed 136 people on the 20 Office worker rain-damp concrete outside an airport hangar thought of the movie during taping of the fol­ A UlORP ABOUT P0RTA6IN6.. 22 Fib E A R jet and a motorist on the ground. 21 Gypsy man Luring the film ’s two hours, a cliche oc­ lowup program. 2 3 ------St. Laurent E N C E 22 52, Roman A fair number o f docudramas tend to be exces­ casionally escapes. And it did not seem a wise However, in an interview afterward, he said he 24 Smallest N T E D 23 Sharp bark sively dramatic, full of screams, distortions on be­ idea to bring Angie Dickinson, David Hasselhoff was surprised that the film “wasn’t as sensational­ particle 26 Remorse half of dramatic “truth,” hokey dialogue, loud, and pop singer F^iti Labcllc to the proceedings, ized as some of the other movies I’ve seen about 25 Small liquid 32 More fastidious 46 Burden hypc-thc-story music, and even bad acting. ‘There’s nothing left to eat. We burned all 31 Nullities 36 Inhabitant of 47 Heraldic border Dickinson in a medium-size role and the other two some of the other plane crashes and disasters ... in measure But the two-hour “Fire and Rain” is pretty the crops to appease the god of famine." 33 That is (abbr.) (suff.) 48 Addict in small ones. They add naught to the night. this case, it was almost an understatement.” 27 Unless much the opposite, a thoughtful, surprisingly HaB by NEA. Inc. 34 Read 37 Large knife 49 Taro root True, the movie is billed — somewhat er­ Katz, a stockbroker, said he hadn’t closely paid 28 College group 35 Lab burner 39 Roman bronze 50 Snow slider restrained drama by Gary Sherman that covers a roneously — as having an “all-star” cast. But attention to the movie when he saw the cassette of 29 Containers 36 Exists 40 Seafood 51 "Auld Lang lot in two hours with only a few clinkers and with “Fire and Rain,” a good show, would have been it that USA Network had sent him for viewing DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins 30 Companion of 44 More foxy a generally solid cast. ■ / “III ^al» 37 Take an upright even better had those in charge simply cast good prior to its cable premiere tonight. I?ut parts of the odds 45 Actress Gam 53 Law deg. Sensitively directed by Jerry Jameson and YOUR CELEBKATE.P position actors in all parts, as was the case in NBC’s “Roe film weren’t accurate, he said, emphasizing that HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne p a r t n e r W A 9 N O M A T C H 38 State of 1 2 3 Filmed in D ^las, its emphasis is not so much on Vs. Wade” last season. he wasn’t knocking the movie. FOR M E- HOW CAN A W M - fullness the whys o f the crash as its aftermath — the acci­ toldlR _ ••WATSON* LIKE YOU 12 But it’s a minor gripe. The majority of players He cited a scene just before the Delta jumbo Jet COMPETE W ITH" I MY 41 Horse relative dent’s traumatic effects on survivors, the families here arc good, particularly Susan Rutton as a crashes, one that showed passengers “yelling, m y A!Z£ You BECAUSE VoU mu[0UIN5 - i 6 iRIARTV?------42 By birth 15 of the dead and injured, and even two volunteer screaming and crying. I didn’t see that. There ac­ YecuNo FOfZ J U $ T CAM'T mother of four kids, a housewife whose husband HELP/ 43 Certainly emergency medical workers — well-played here is killed in the cra.sh. tually was a really deadly silence. The whole HBIP, LAPY ? FINP H E L P Heip.c 18 45 Plant parts by Charles Haid and Dean Jones — who do whai The docudrama will be followed tonight by a flight, in my memory, was a pretty eerie affair.” THESE p a y s 48 Ineffective 52 Cross inscription 23 24 25 28 29 30 53 Landing boat TV Tonight 54 Without 31 3 ^ purpose 35 g | ^ ' 55 Western marsh LI'L ABNER by Al Capp (30) 40 News lied generals Paul Newman. Sylva Kos- 6:00PM L3J ClJ record for non stop solo circumnavigation Ball Charlame Woodard, Clifton Davis. plant 3S 39 40 W ho's the Boss? cina. Andrew Duggan 1969 of the Earth m his 60 foot sailboat Amen I HOID ONC OH, Scoey Mitchell 1978 OH.'’/—WMV DID WE HAD SO MLX:h F’FfNiSHCD.^^ IZ' . 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Cote aces 12th hole By Jim Tierney arc going to do .something from Day 1. The freshmen do the butterlly. " ■ Mike Cote aced the 135-yard, 12th hole using an Manchester Herald class really gives us the strength of our team because Other key freshmen performers will be Chris 4 we lost e i^ t seniors from last year. It’s the best fresh­ eight-iron Tbesday afternoon at the Manchester Hughes, Jen Karpe, Meg Bums, Jen Cannon, Sandy *■ ^ .'.v**; men class in 10 years.” Th o u g h ts Zimmer Country Club Tuesday afternoon. He was in a A large and talented freshmen class will be die Brindamour, Sue Domanico and Danielle Brown. Junior Katclyn Lindstrom will be the top Indian Juniors Karen White, Lauren Hickey, Audra Gulliksen \ three.some with Pete SotoLski and Bob Corcoran. strong suit for the Manchester High swim team this A pLE N ty season which begins Tuesday at home against returnee. Lindstrom, whose forte is the breaststroke, and Stacey Windish will all be point-getters. will also do the 20i0-yard individual medley. Junior Sophomore Wendy Cook is the No. 1 backstrokcr. Len Auster Bulkelcy High School. Indians fire Doc Edwards Besides the influx of freshmen, 15th-year Indian Kerri Lindland, the Class LL state high jump cham­ “Our goal is to attempt to match last year’s 10-1 paying off coach Dave Frost has his largest roster ever. Frost said record,” Frost said. “I’m very optimistic about the pion, is the No. 1 Indian diver. season. Their outlook is positive.” - 1 firS 'rw ^ his complete roster is 39 swimmers and divers, includ­ “Diving is by far our suongest event,” Frost said. fired Doc Awards as m eager and named John ing 12 freshmen. Schedule: Sept. 19 Bulkeley H, 22 Fermi H, 26 Hall “She (Lindland) is expected to finish high in the H, 29 Windsor Locks A. Hart his replacement on an interim basis Manchester, which finished 10-1 a year ago and in states.” Seniors Sue Remusat, Marcia Markstein and Edwards was nearing the end of his second one- second place in the CCC East behind Windham, lost Oct. 11 Windsor A, 17 Conard H, 20 Windham A, for Cubs freshman Eric Ringbloom are the other top divers. 24 E.O. Smith H, 27 Enfield H, 30 ^ s t Catholic H (7 Meetings can year contract with the Indians. He replaced Pbt Cor- eight seniors. Melissa Myers, April Little and Emily Lappen com­ “It’s the largest freshmen class I can remember,” p.m.). “ prise the most impressive freshmen trio. All will see Nov. 1 East Hartford A. \ 1 Frost said. “It’s a tremendous class. A number of them action in freestyle events while the latter pair will also By Jim Litke Hart was Baltimore’s third-base coach last year Meets not noted begin at 3:30 p.m. be benefical The Associated Press and was brought to Cleveland as a scout by IndiLs’ President Hank Peters, formerly Baltimore’s CHICAGO — With all the plastic plugs already em­ general manager. bedded up there, it’s a wonder Don Zimmer has room Cubbies open some ground in NL East to all parties enough in his head for all the wacky notions that zip Spencer’s killer found through it. W p T PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A Riviera Whal has become standard practice at many high But — snap! crackle! pop! — zip through it they do. Beach m ^ has pleaded guilty in the slaying of schools is a prescason meeting that involves coaches, And — biff! bam! boom! oops! bunt! — the Chicago fonner NHL player Brian Spencer and has at^eed NL R oundup players and parents. It is an excellent idea, getting Cubs keep turning over trump cards for the gamblingest to testify against his accused accomplice. everyone involved together, away from the playing manager still making a living in baseball. Leon Daniels, 25, was sentenced to 18 years in arena. “I’ve been around a long time and I never played for a state prison Monday after pleading guilty to East Catholic is one school that has taken this one manager quite like Zim. He likes to play risky baseball,” second-degree murder, robbery and attempted rob­ By The Associated Press step further. It’s making attendance at such meetings Andre Dawson said TUesday night before the Cubs sub­ bery. mandatory. And attendance at last Thursday’s meeting, dued Montreal’s Expos 2-0, widening their National He and Larry John.son, 30, were charged with The best race in the National League East right now according to East director of athletics Tom Malin, was League East lead to 4>/2 games. first-degree murder, but each of them implicated the is for second place. The Cubbies arc waving goodbye. 95 percent. “Suicide squeeze, safety bunt, hit-and-run, just about other as the triggerman. Mike Biciceki pitched a two-hitter — allowing no “The meeting was at 7 o’clock. I had parents calling anything any time. Spencer played in the NHL from 1969 to 1979 hits over the final seven innings — and the Chicago Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald me up to 6:30 telling me that they had an emergency or “I’ve seen him hit-and-run with the bases loaded, and for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Buffalo Sabres New Cubs beat Montreal 2-0 Tuesday night to take a 4>/2- something had come up and they couldn’t make it. IN STR U CTIO N — First-year Manchester Steve Joyner during a practice session. The I’ve only seen that twice in my entire career,” Dawson York Islanders and Pittsburgh Penguins. game lead over St. Louis. if ' . They were taking it quite seriously,” Malin said. High head football coach Mike Masse, left, Indians open the season on Saturday at home added, shaking his head. “Zimmer — both times.” Johnson is expected to face trial on a first-degree The third-place are 502 out and the One thing which Malin wants is to keep these meet­ goes over things with George Lata, left, and against Windsor High. In fact, no part of the team is safe from that bowling murder charge in November. Expos trail by six. ings fresh, and more importantly relevant. With this in ball — at 5-foot-7, a diet has brought his weight back to “It looks like there’s a race for second place right mind, he had Trooper Fust Class Jim Barnes of the 190 — in chubby. Cubby blue pinstripes. Barnes to stand trial now,” Cardinals manager Whitey Herzog said. “We Connecticut State Police address the entire gathering Zimmer uses the hook on his pitching staff with a zeal SAN DIEGO (AP) — Farmer NBA player Mar­ need about six shutouts in a row and have to hope we before those in attendance broke up into the respective unmatched since vaudeville, thinks nothing of taking the vin Barnes was ordered to stand trial on charges of can win them.” \ sports. Experience main concern ball from his most consistent late-inning reliever in mid­ petty theft and resisting arrest after allegedly steal­ The way the Cubs arc playing, that probably If you ask Malin, Barnes’ delivery on “Chemical count and handing it to his wildest, and already doled out ing adult videotapes and lingerie from an adult wouldn’t be good enough. Substances — Alcohol/Drugs” hit home. more intentional passes this season than the backers of a video and bookstore. The Cubs, who most observers thought would fade “I had some athletes come in the next day who said Broadway play roasted by the critics on opening night. Barnes, 37, who played at Providence College in June, have won four straight and five of six heading we should have Trooper Barnes address the entire stu­ He plugs rookies and retreads into the lineup in the down the stretch. for Manchester football and began his professional career with St. Louis of dent body. I guess the message he brought did hit heat of a race with equal aplomb, then tilts back the chair Biclccki gave up a Icadoff single to Tim Raines in the American Basketball Association went on to home. To get feedback like that makes you feel good. in his office until it — and his back — are against the the first inning and a single to Tim Wallach with one play for Detroit, Buffalo, Boston and San Diego in If you see that it reaches just one kid, then it’s mean­ By Jim Tierney wall and waits for the second-guessers to beat down the out in the second. ingful and successful.” Manchester Herald door. the NBA, allegedly entered the Adult Video and ‘Tve never pitched a belter game but it could have Bookstore on several occassions in July, each time > I The idea behind the meeting is a solid one. There But even the three billy goats never met a man so gone either way,” said Biclccki, whose previous best taking merchandise he did not pay for. are parents who do not know what his/her son or Experience, or more appropriate­ gruff. effort was a ihrcc-hit, 4-0 shutout against Los Angeles V daughter’s coach looks or sounds like. The get- ly, a lack of experience will be the “Sometimes you have to face the music,” Zimmer Top seeded players upset on July 19. together is that opportunity. major obstacle standing in the way began, “but that doesn’t bother me. “Mike Biclccki pitched a helluva game, the best I’ve GENEVA, Switzerland (AP) — Top-seeded Al­ We break up into individual sports so parents can of the Manchester High football “If I never do nothing, I can’t get criticized. But be­ ever seen him pitch,” Monucal manager Buck Rodgers berto Mancini of Argentina and second-seeded Ser­ get to see who the coach is. They get to see them face team as it heads into its season cause we do so many things, we’re going to get caught said. “We didn’t have a shot at him. Bryn Smith gio Bruguera of Spain lost in the first round of the to face,” Malin said. opener on Saturday against Windsor looking pretty silly some times. pitched a winning type of game but it wasn’t good The Associated Press High School at 1:30 p.m. at $220,000 Geneva Open. enough against a guy like Biclccki.” What benefits does Malin see deride from this? “So what am I supposed to do, fold up the tent? Let Memorial Field. Mancini lost to qualifier Xavier Daufresne 5-7, THE DIFFERENCE — Philadelphia Phillies’ looks on following Thon’s game-winning “It’s to keep the parents and athletes informed from me tell you something,” he continued. “Nothing I do out Biclccki, 16-6, and Smith, 10-9, were locked in a For first-year Indian coach Mike 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) and Bruguera lost to unseeded Chris­ the athletic department point of view, such as what our there is going to affect how I sleep at night.” scoreless duel when Vance Law opened the fifth with a Dickie Thon, right, gets congratulations from homer in the ninth Tuesday night beat the Masse, rebuilding a 2-8 team from a tian Bergsuoem 6-3, 0-6,6-2. philosophy or policies are on certain subjects. We deal If Zimmer were taking such chances with a last-place single and moved to third on Shawon Dunston’s teammate Bruce Ruffin, as Ricky Jordan New York Mets, 2-1, in Philadelphia. year ago which wound up with a with 32 different towns so a lot of people don’t know team, it would be one thing. But doing it in a race with Charlotte to host stars double. our procedures. combined varsity^unior varsity Smith retired Rick Wrona on an infield pop and already-certified genuises Whitey Herzog of the Car­ CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Charlotte will be “Second is to let the parents know who the coaches roster of 23 is a herculean chore. Al­ struck out Biclccki. Jerome Walton then swung at a 1-0 dinals and Davey Johnson of the Mets on his tail is the site of the 1991 NBA All-Star Game, commis­ three in New York over the weekend to shatter the the loss reduced the Giants’ lead over the second-place are and we let them relay our message to the parents,” ready, the prospeets of altering the pitch that eluded catcher Nelson Sanlovcnia and Law another. sioner David Stem announced. Mels’ hoptes and are doing the same to the Cardinals. Padres to five games in the NL West. Malin said. attitude and commitment to the In­ scored an unearned run on the passed bal. Phillies 2, Mets 1: Dickie Thon homered with one Yet, from whence all this daring springs is anyone’s The 41st annual game will be played Sunday, Jay Aldrich, 1-0, pitched three innings for the vic­ The subject matter includes information about in­ dian football program appear to be guess. Here, however, are several theories: Rync Sandberg led off the eighth inning against out in the pinth inning to lift Philadelphia past New tory. heading in the right direction. Feb. 10, 1991 in the 23,388-seat Charlotte reliever John Candelaria with his 30lh homer to give surance coverage, how to file an injury report, etc. — Zimmer’s own round, nearly bald head was Coliseum. York at Veterans Stadium. I^dres 9, Astros 0: Bruce Hurst pitched a two-hit­ Each parent receives a copy of the Connecticut Inter­ “I feel optimistic going in,” splintered 36 years earlier by a beaning in the minor the Cubs a 2-0 lead, Sandberg became the first second Reliever Don Aase, 1-5, retired pinch-hitter Len Masse said. “The attitude has been Charlotte follows expansion-mate Miami as host ter for his ninth complete game and Roberto Alomar scholastic Athletic Conference’s (CIAC) guide on leagues — the plastic plugs hold together his cranium — baseman to hit 30 home runs in one season since Dykstra on a popup to sum the ninth, before Thon hit a real good. The numbers are great. ^4 of the All-Star Game. The Miami Heat, which drove in four runs, leading surging San Diego past eligibility and due process. and the delayed reaction is just now becoming apparent. California’s Bobby Grich did it in 1979. 2-2 pitch over the left-field wall for his 13th home run The kids have been working hard. entered the NBA last season along with the Hor­ Houston at Jack Murphy Stadium. The Phdres have “Each student and parent has to sign a form indicat­ — The 1978 Boston Red Sox club he managed blew a 'To me it looked like a grand slam, a nine-run in­ — tops among NL shortstops. It’s just a matter of the experience nets, will host the 1990 game. won 18 of their last 22 games. 14'/2-game lead while Zimmer stood pat, losing the AL ning,” Cubs manager Don Zimmer said. Roger McDowell, 4-6, pitched two scoreless innings ing they were at the meeting and they received a copy factor. We have a lot of seniors, a lot The Fladres swept the two-game series from the of the CIAC rules,” Malin said. East crown to the Yankees in a one-game playoff that Kingdom wins hurdle event “This doesn’t leave us in very good shape,” Rodgers for the victory. Since being acquired from the Mets on Astros to take over second place in the NL West. of people who haven’t played in June 18, McDowell has not allowed a run at home and, Each student and parent also receives a copy of the made Bucky Dent a folk hero — and the delayed reaction VERONA, Italy (AP) — Roger Kingdom cap­ said. “Not when you lose the first two of a very crucial one, two and three years.” is just now becoming apparent. two of his wins are against New York. Dodgers 5, Reds 4: F*inch-hitter Mike Marshall’s student handbook. Here, too, the involved parties must tured the 110 hurdles with a time of 13.245 seconds scries.” Masse notes he has a varsity/ — After being fired from the same job in San Diego, Pirates 5, Cardinals 2: Bob Walk allowed five hits Braves 6, Giants 5: Dale Murphy hit a three-run bases-loaded, two-run double with none out in the indicate they received a copy. This is important in that junior varsity roster of 60 while the beating Reinaldo Nehemiah and Eric Cannon in the if a rule is violated, one that is clearly spelled out in Boston and Texas, and either leaving or being shown the in 8 2-3 innings for his fourth victory over St. Louis homer off Steve Bedrosian to cap a five-run Atlanta ninth inning off Rob Dibble, 8-5, rallied Los Angeles freshmen program has nearly 40. City of Verona track and field meet. the manual, the involved athlete cannot say he wasn’t door to the coaching box in Montreal, San Diego, Bos­ this season and Pittsburgh continued its role of spoiler rally in the eighth inning and lift the Braves over San over Cincinnati at Dodger Stadium “It’s a matter of how quick they Andre Phillips led another 1-2-3 American sweep aware of the rules. ^ §• ton, New York (Yankees), Chicago and San Francisco, by beating the Cardinals at Busch Stadium. Francisco at Candlestick Park. Jay Howell, 5-3, who allowed two runs in the get the experience,” Masse con­ in the 400-meter hurdles, beating Nat Page and Malin credits the coaches for getting the message Zimmer figures there are another 20 cities where he The Pirates, who have won four straight, took two of Combined with San Diego’s victory over Houston, eighth, pitched two innings for the victory. tinued. “We have a real good Danny Harris in 48.70 seconds. across to their athletes how important the meeting was. might still find a job. He also said full support from the administration was sophomore class and the juniors — Necessity. coming in are quality people. So, the of tremendous assistance, as well. The 95 percent at­ “I didn’t have to make no moves (in 1978), I almost future looks bright. This year, I LeMond signs lucrative pact tendance figure was not by accident. The meetings will couldn’t make any because I had nine guys there having continue. think kids will get the experience.” great years. PARIS (AP) — American Greg LcMond, winner Some holdouts find layoff was not worth it Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald of this year’s Tour de France and the cycling world As for this year’s outlook? “But all the moves with this team are made out of “It helps open up the line of communications be­ championship, said today he has decided to sign a “Our first goal is to be competi­ necessity,” Zimmer said. “I had three go on camp, there were those who performed less than satis­ The perfect example of what can happen in such tween a^letes, the athletic department, coaches and VETERAN — Senior Aris Leonard is one experienced hand three-year, $5.5-million contract with the French By Dave Goldberg tive in the league and in every game the disabled list early, otherwise I might never have seen factorily and those who simply weren’t there. cases happened to Tim Worley of the Pittsburgh parents,” Malin said. “We will continue to do it in the for the Manchester High football team. He’ll be in his second “Z” cycling team. The Associated Press winter and spring.” we play”. Masse noted. “The at­ (Dwight) Smith and (Lloyd) McClendon.” So while Anthony Carter was catching seven passes Steelers. season as the Indians’ starting quarterback. The contract, cycling’s richest ever, was an­ titude has been real good. I think As Zimmer talks, the late afternoon sun begins sinking for Minnesota after playing in only one exhibition Like Mandarich and Barry and Deion Sanders (Nos. It’s an idea that many schools follow. It wouldn’t be nounced at a news conference Wednesday by It was the answer to an agent’s dream. Deion bad if all schools don’t adopt such a policy. that’s something that’s got to be and a cool breeze is blowing into Wrigley Field off Lake game, and Greg Bell was runnning for 126 yards for 2, 3 and 5 in your draft order), Worley was a high No. senior Steve Odiema are penciled in LeMond and Roger T in ier, the president of Z, a Sanders, Barry Sanders, Anthony Carter and Greg the Los Angeles Rams, Tony Mandarich and his hefty 1 — eighth overall. He had played in the final exhibi­ constantly worked on because they senior George Lata (6-1, 215) will Michigan. His impatience shows as he begins scratching Bell, all playing as if like they hadn’t missed a day of as the starting running backs in the children’s clothing manufacturer. Zannier said one salary stood on the sideline in civilian clothes in Green tion game, so he was in his second game with the lost so many close ones last year. be the linebackers. The main injury patterns in the dirt with the handle of a fungo bat. training camp, let alone five to seven weeks holding veer offense. Seniors Nick Palermo, or more of his partners would eventually join in Bay and Pro Bowl tight end Steve Jordan, who showed Steelers when he fumbled three times on Sunday, con­ It’s been good so far. I wish we the Indians sustained was to senior “I’m not going to stand here and tell you I knew what out. Steve Joyner and junior Terry Perry backing the team. up last week, caught just one pass for Minnesota — for tributing mightily to a 51-0 loss to the Cleveland Spitz thinking could spray it and we’d get the ex­ Don Holbrook (6-3, 250), who had those two guys could do, any more than I know what’s To paraphrase an old saying: Wail ’til next week. are reserve backs. Joyner and a 2-yard touchdown. Browns. perience like that.” an emergency appendectomy and going to happen in the fourth inning tonight. ... I just do Brown on injured reserve “Nobody said these guys aren’t great athletes,” sophomore Dave White are backups Jordan, in fact, has already felt the hits. But the most significant non-contribution from a One returning ingredient which will miss at least two games. what I think fits our ballclub. general manager George Young of the New York to Leonard at quarterback. Seniors EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles He’ll miss Sunday’s game with the Bears with a holdout — one that didn’t show up in your box score instills the largest amount of op­ Jaworski will be the nose tackle *They don t all work, but that,” Zimmer told a reporter Giants said after Sanders (Dcion) returned a punt 68 of a comeback Ray Minor and Pete Fongemie, Raiders placed wide receiver-kick returner Tim sprained ankle, the same injury that has sent Wesley — may have been in Chicago. That’s where Max timism among the new Indian while Kravitz and Bovee will be he around him, “is what we’ve got you guys for.” yards for a touchdown after two days of practice with coaching staff which consists of Eric junior Rob Johnson and Joyner Brown on the injured reserve list TUesday and Walker of the New York Jets to the injured reserve list Montoya, Cincinnati’s Pro Bowl guard, didn’t start LOS ANGELES (AP) — Mark Spitz will try to recap­ tackles. Junior Marcus DcFbrest replaced him on their roster by signing former Den­ Atlanta, and Sanders (Barry) gained 72 yards in nine Farno, Barry Bernstein, Karl should see action at the wide after holding out for 42 days. Those nagging injuries and then was at less than his best. He reported just ture one-seventh of his Olympic glory 20 years later. (6-2, 220), Wesloskie, senior Raul ver Broncos safety Mike Harden. carries for Detroit. Grabowski and Colin O ’Neil, is receiver position. are the kind of things that last year turned All-Pros after the final exhibition game and because he doesn’t Spitz, who won an all-time record seven gold medals Feragne, sophomore Jon Golas and Brown underwent surgery Monday to repair two “But next week,” Young warned, “they’ll be feeling senior quarterback Aris Leonard. Senior Cory Wesloskie will start Mark Bavaro and Carl Banks of the Giants into all- play a skill position. in the 1972 Olympics at Munich, will try to qualify for Minor are defensive reserves. Ferraro signs tom ligaments in his right knee and is expected to the hits they took this week.” The speedy 5-10, 160-pound Starting at Montoya’s left guard spot was another the 1992 Games at Barcelona in the 100-meter butterfly, at tight end with junior John Rosset­ “The inexperience is the glaring miss the rest of the season. Brown, a Pro Bowl kick In fact, for every holdout who performed well Sun­ duds after holdouts that lasted into the final week of Leonard will present opposing holdout — Bruce Kozerski, who usually plays center. according to a published report. ti his backup. Seniors John Jaworski weakness,” Masse summarized. “In­ returner as a rookie last year, was injured in the day, presumably justifying slaying out of training training camp. defenses with a double threat with He reported a week earlier than Montoya, and Spitz won the gold med^ in the 100-meter butterfly in (5-11, 205) and Scott Marcantonio experience in game situations on third quarter of Sunday’s season-opener against San his strong arm and his running with Whalers Kozerski’s spot was filled by Paul Jetton. the 1972 Olympics in 54.27 seconds, a time which would (6-2, 210) will be the tackles. Junior both sides of the ball.” Diego. have been eighth-best in the 1988 Games. ability. ■ Leonard will handle the Rob Bovee (6-0, 190) will play Schedule: Sept. 16 Windsor H, Opposite them was Dan Hampton, a 32-year All-EYo with two bad knees and a very big heart. “He’s a war­ A story in Tuesday’s editions of USA Today quoted punting and field goal duties. either tackle or guard while seniors 23 Bulkelcy A (10:30 a.m.), 29 East HARTFORD (AP) — Ray Ferraro has signed a multi- Clippers hire Bob Staak rior,” teammate Mike Singletary said. the 39-year-old Spitz, considered the greatest swimmer “If I have to have somebody com­ Shannon Brimmer (5-11, 175) and Hartford A (7 p.m.). yeai- contract with the Hartford Whalers, the NHL team ing back. I’d rather have it the LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Clip­ In a game the Bears won 17-14, Hampton was the 1 in Olympic history, as saying he is training for the U.S. Ed Kravitz will occupy the guard Oct. 7 Fermi H, 13 Windham A announced T\iesday. pers illed head coach Don Casey’s stoff by hiring difference. Olympic Trials, which will be held in 2>/2 years. quarterback who’s been in the arena slots. Sophomore Dave Lyder (5-10, (7 p.m.), 21 Rockville H, 28 Enfield Feiwo, a five-year veteran, scored 41 goals and had Bob Staak and retaining 1988-89 late-season ap­ He had two sacks, batted down two ptasscs, and “I don’t really call this a comeback because 1 left this before,” Masse said. “He G-conard) 180) will be the center. H. 35 assists last season. He was the first Whaler to reach has the explosiveness at any time to pointee Joe Roberts as assistant coaches, the team blocked a field goal. He also split a double-team block sport at the top,” Spitz told USA Today. “I want to swim Fdlermo and Odiema will start at Nov. 4 Hartford Public H, 11 the 40-goal mark since Mike Rogers in 1980-81. break it and make a big play. On any defensive back while Joyner will be said Tuesday. by Kozerski and Jetton to dump Ickey Woods for no the next three years like there’s no tomorrow and, to me, South Windsor A, 23 East Catholic During his career, Ferraro has had 130 goals and 159 of our passing plays, he’s got the the strong safety. Either Leonard, H (11 a.m.) Staak, previously the head coach at Xavier of gain on a fourth-and-1 at the Chicago 18 when the that would be ihe accomplishment.” BSSlStS* Ohio and Wake Forest, and Roberts, who joined the option (to run) anytime.” Johnson or senior Craig Pardi will Games not noted begin at 1:30 Bengals seemed ready to take a 14-0 lead early in the A source told The Associated Press that Spitz is, in­ Whaler officials declined to release the terms of Fer­ Clippers last Feb. 15, join Dave Twardzik on second quarter. deed, attempting a comeback and believes he can do it. Junior Kevin Bottomley and be the free safety. Marcantonio and p.m. raro s contract. Casey’s staff. Twardzik was hired earlier this sum­ The Bengals also were without Eddie Brown, who It was also learned that a lengthy article on Spitz’ mer. signed Tuesday. His replacement, Ira Hillary, dropped comeback attempt, written by Bud Greenspan, will ap­ Staak, 41, spent the last 10 seasons as a college pear in Sunday’s Parade Magazine. a pass for what would have been a sure first down. head coach — six at Xavier and the last four at Spitz, who will be 42 when the next Olympics are Baseball heads in agreement; they want Vincent Wake FUrest. Roberts, 53, was a co-captain on the held, has turned down all interview requests, including 1960 Ohio State NCAA championship team. major television shows. By Ronald Blum Tbe election of Giamatti’s successor was scheduled heart attack. A commissioner can be elected only Bullets sign No. 1 pick Gioiosa convicted Spitz not only won seven golds 17 years ago, he set The /tesociated Press for a joint meeting of the American and National dunng a joint meeting of the leagues and must receive seven world records. But he will foeus on just the one Leagues on Thursday. Rich Levin, a spokesman for the three-quarters of the votes, including at least five from L/VNDOVER, Md. (AP) — Tom Hammonds, the CINCINNATI (AP) — Pete Rose’s reputation as a event, the 100-meter butterfly, at the present time. MILWAUKEE — Fay Vincent’s election as commissioner’s office, said an attempt was being each league. first pick of the Washington Bullets in June’s NBA hometown hero didn’t help his former housemate, U.S. Swimming Inc. officials confunied that Spitz was baseball commissioner could come as soon as today. made to schedule a joint meeting for today. Vincent, 51, who headed Columbia Pictures In­ draft, signed a multi-year contract Tuesday. Thomas Gioiosa. reinstated as an eligible competitor by FINA, the govern­ The executive council on T\iesday unanimously AL president Bobby Brown and NL president Bill dustries Inc. for almost a decade, arrived at midday Details of the agreement were not revealed. A federal jury convicted Gioiosa on drug and tax- ing body for world aquatie sports. recommended that Vincent fill the remaining 4>/2 years White emerged from the meeting after two hours and Thesday for the meeting and later said the council Hammonds signed with the Bullets after enter­ evasion charges T\tesday, including a charge that he To compete in the U.S. Trials, Spitz has to attain the of the late A. Bartlett Giamatti’s term, and attempted Brown read a brief statement on behalf of both. revealed its decision to him. He would not confirm it, taining an offer from a team in Salonika, Greece, conspired to hide Rose’s racetrack earnings from the Tri^s qualifying time, which is still undetermined, in a the same club that tried to sign forward Randy Reginald Pinto /Manchester Herald to move up the vote on his election to today. “The executive council will make a recommenda­ however. Internal Revenue Service. Gioiosa, 31, of New Bed­ regional meet. Then, he would have to finish first or White, the Dallas Mavericks’ first-round choice. GETTING READY — The Manchester Soccer The executive council, consisting of the two league tion to the leagues tomorrow but in deference to the We worked hard,” he said as he left the meeting. “It tournament are, from left, Jason Russo of the ford, Mass., could be sentenced to up to 28 years in jail second in the Trials to qualify for the 1992 Games. “There was a real good offer made, and you had presidents and four club representatives from each rights of all the owners, will not make any aiuiounce- was the agenda Bart and I put together. It was substan­ Club’s ninth annual Nutmeg Classic Tourna­ and fined $1.5 million. In 1967, Spitz broke three United States and five to really consider it, but I wanted to play in the best Spirits, Scott Ruganis of United and Beth league, met for 3 hours, 15 minutes and did not reveal ment until that time,” he said. “I’m sorry we can’t tial business and we went through it.” ment will be held Saturday and Sunday. This A 12-member jury in U.S. District Court heard world records, won five gold medals in the Pan American league in the world and against the best players in Mizoras of the Dynamites. Action will be at its decision. Sources familiar with the meeting said make any comment. I’m sure you’ll understand why.” Vincent, a former securities lawyer, has been work­ year’s tournament will have 12 girls teams Rose’s name mentioned frequently during the 13-day Games at Winnipeg, Manitoba, and was named Swim­ Vincent, Giamatti’s deputy commissioner, had no op­ the world, and I think 1 can do that by suying here MCC’s Cougar Field and the Martin School mer of the Year by Swimming World magazine. Baseball’s executive council has been running the ing on baseball’s new international broadcasting con­ and 10 boys teams competing in under-12 trial. The former Cincinnati Reds manager is still high­ position. sport since Giamatti’s death on Sept. 1 following a tract. in the NBA,” Hammonds said. field with play beginning both days at 9 a.m. ly regarded in his hometown, even though he’s been and under-10 divisions. Getting ready for the banned from baseball for illegal gambling. r \ 20—MANCHESTF.R HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 1.3, 1989 MANCHE.STER HERALD, Wcdnc.sday, Sept. 13, 1989—21 IN BRIEF Chisox, King dine on the Orioles SCOREBOARD Tickets for dinner available Tickets arc now on sale for the lOlh annual AL Roundup Mariners 5, Red Sox 3 NFL leaders Manchester Sports Hall of Fame dinner on Friday, Baseball BOSTON SEATTLE V- AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Sept. 22 at the Army and Navy Club. TickcLs may a b rh b l a b rh b l be purchased at Nassiff Arms, Farr’s, Manchester Boggs 3b 4 1 0 0 Briley 2b Quarterbacks Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 Cotto If Alt Com YdsTD Ini American League standings Beuerlein, Flaiders Country Club, main branch of Savings Bank of Evans dh 3 1 0 0 Flaynids 2b UP 15 206 2 By The Associated Press 0 0 0 0 Eason, N.E. East Division Greenwl It 4 0 1 1 ADevis 1b 15 273 2 Manchester, Manchester Slate Bank and the police 2 111 O'Brien, Jets w L Pci. GB Heep1b 3 1 2 0 Leorvd dh 3 0 0 0 18 261 2 station. Toronto 60 65 .552 Kulchr ph Kelly, Buff. 25 265 1 Chicken a la King will never replace crab cakes as a 0 0 0 0 Griffey cl 4 1 1 0 Kosar, Clev. Tickets arc $15 each and may al.so be purchased Baltimore 79 68 .537 Horn 1b Buhner rf 16 207 0 10 11 Esiason, Cin. Baltimore specialty even though Eric King is making a Milwaukee 74 72 .507 Quintan rt 4 0 2 1 Coles 3b 18 184 1 from committee members. Marino, Mia. specialty of beating the . Boston 70 75 483 Flaed ss 3 0 1 0 25 255 1 Valle c 4 0 0 0 DeBerg, K.C Slated for induction arc Stan Hilinski, Jack Strat­ New\brk 67 79 .459 Romine cf 4 0 2 0 Vizquel ss 21 250 1 The dined on Oriole a la King 3 1 0 0 -A. Chandler, Ind. Cleveland 66 78 .458 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 14 200 1 ton, Bill Masse, Al Obuchowski and the late Mick­ McMahon, S.D. Tue.sday night as King beat Baltimore for the third time Detroit 55 91 .377 Slone ph 10 0 0 7 91 0 ey Katkaveck. Tom Stringfellow and Lee Fracchia ilvislon Totals 34 3 9 3 T olali 31 5 7 5 this season and Ivan Calderon, Carlton Fisk and Scott Rushers will receive the Unsung and Friend of Sports W L Pet. GB Boston 100 001 010—3 0 Alt Yds Avg Fletcher homered in an 11-1 laugher. Oaklarvf 87 57 .604 Seattle 320 000 OOX—5 \ LGTD Award. Dinner will be at 7 p.m. Dickerson, Ind. 19 106 Kansas City 84 60 .583 E—Quintana. DP—Seatlia 2. LOB—Boston 5.6 18 0 The Orioles, however, weren’t doing any laughing Thomas, Buff. 13 94 California 83 61 .576 7. Seattle 8. 2B—Greenwell, Cotto, Griffey, 7.2 13 0 since the setback prevented them from gaining ground in Stephens, N.E. 28 89 3.2 Winch to conduct clinics Texas 73 70 .510 Buhner. Romine, Coles, Heep, Quintana. 11 1 Brooks, Cin. 13 88 6.8 the American L ea^e East. They remained two games Minnesota 72 72 .500 HR—Briley (13) SB—Leonard (6), Cotto (9). 28 0 Butts. S.D. 9 64 7,1 50 Manchester Community College head soccer Seattle 63 81 .438 IP H R ER BB SO 2 behind Toronto, which lost to Minnesota 8-2. Wbods, Cin. 20 62 3.1 7 1 coach Bob Winch will conduct a series of coaching Chicago 60 84 .417 Boston “I don’t know what it is. It just happened to be them,” Allen, Raiders 13 51 3 9 12 1 clinics on three consecutive Fridays, starting this Tuesday's Gamss said King, 8-9, who yielded only three hits in seven in­ Helzel L1-3 1 1-3 5 5 5 1 0 Oliphant. Clev. 6 48 8.0 21 1 Friday, this fall. Lamp 3 2-3 2 0 0 2 4 Warner, Sea. 12 47 3.9 11 0 nings. “I know I’m comfortable out there pitching Cleveland 1, Detroit 0 The clinics will be designed for both the begin­ Chicago 11, Baltimore 1 GrHarris 3 0 0 0 2 4 Stradford, Mia 12 43 3.6 13 1 against them. I take them like they’re any other team. Minnesota 8, Toronto 2 Sasttle ning and advanced youth coaches. Each session will Rscsivsrs Just because they’re having a good season doesn’t have Kansas City 6, Texas 5 Bankhead W, 13-6 5 2-3 6 2 2 2 4 concentrate on a different topic (skill) during the Milwaukee 7, Oakland 6 Swift 12-3 1 1 1 1 0 NO YdsAvg LGTD any effect on me.” 8 148 18.5 36 hour and a half clinic from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Seattle 5, Boston 3 fbwell 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Jones. N.E. 0 The Orioles didn’t understand it, either. California 7, New York 6 Schooler S,28 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Thomas. Buff. 8 65 8.1 16 0 For more information, call the college at Wednesday's Gamss HBP—Cotto by Ftetzel. McNeil, Jets 6 65 10.8 20 0 647-6060 “When he’s bad he beats us. When he’s good he beats Um pires-H om o, Morrill; FirsL Fralormo; Reed, Buff. 6 58 9,7 15 0 us,” batting coach Tommy McCraw said. “There’s al­ Milwaukee (Filer 6-3) at Oakland (Stewart Second, Denkingor; Third, McCoy. Townsell. Jets 5 97 19.4 49 1 ways one guy who wears you out. I’m sure there’s noth­ 19-9), 3:15 p.m. T—2:57. A—9,690. Edmurxis, Mia. 5 56 11.6 20 0 Boston (Boddicker 12-10) at Seattle (Zavaras T.Brown, Mia. 5 57 11.4 23 0 Foley Big East player of week ing you can pul your finger on. I’m sure if Nolan (Ryan) 1-5), 4:35 p.m, Angels 7, Yankees 6 Brooks, Cm. 5 46 9.2 15 1 Kattus, Cin. 5 40 8.0 13 0 knew, he’d change.” Chicago (Hibbard 4-7) at Baltimore (Johnson NEWYORK CALIFORNIA 4-4), 7:35 p.m, PROVIDENCE, R.l. (AP) — Connecticut soccer It was King’s fourth start against Baltimore. He has sb r h bl sb r h bl Punters Detroit (Morris 5-11) at Cleveland (Candiolti Sax 2b 4 1 1 0 Wsntn rl West Division 5 2 2 0 NO Yds LG goalie Tom Foley and Terri Hibner of the Syracuse held the Orioles to five runs in 27 1-3 innings. Ironically, 12-8), 7:35 p.m. Fblonia dh 5 2 3 2 DWhite cl 5 2 2 1 National League results Dodgers 5, Reds 4 W L Pci. GB Kidd. Buff. 4 192 53 The Associated Press Toronto (Cerutti 11-8) at Minnesota (Tapani Mtngly 1b 4 1 4 4 San Francisco 83 62 . 572 — volleyball team have been named Big East Con­ the Orioles are 3-0 against Ryan this season and have CDevis If 3 1 1 2 CINCINNATI LOS ANGELS Gr. Montgomery, Hou 7 327 61 1-0), 8 05 p.m, MHall II 4 0 0 0 Joyner 1b San Diego 78 67 . 538 5 4 1 3 2 ab r h bl ab r h bl Goodburn, K.C. 3 140 54 ference players of the week. beaten him nine straight limes. Texas (Hough 10-12) at Kansas City Geren ph Houston 76 69 524 7 1 0 0 0 Ray 2b 3 0 0 1 Duncan 2b 4 1 1 2 Griffin ss 4 1 1 0 Newsome, Pitt 6 271 57 (Saberhagen 18-6), 8:35 p.m. Lawton If REMAINING GAMES Faley, a junior from Billerica, Mass., has not al­ While King was raising his career record against Bal­ ~«i against the Boston Red Sox for a 0 0 0 0 Dvimng dh 4 0 1 0 Cubs 2, Expos 0 Ouinons 3b 4 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 1 3 0 Stark. IrKj. 3 134 52 New York (Cadaret 5-4) al California Barfield rf 4 0 2 0 ftirrish c 4 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO (17) — HOME (11): Sept. lowed a goal this season as Connecticut has jumped timore to 6-1, the White Sox had seven runs, 10 hits and Schooler of the Seattle Mariners receives second game in a row. Schooler's 28th save MONTREAL CHICAGO EDevis cf 3 0 0 0 Gonzalz rf 3 0 0 0 Horan. Den. 3 131 47 (Blyleven 15-4), 10:35 p.m. Slaught c 5 0 1 0 Howell 3b 4 0 1 0 13, 14, Cincinnati: 15, 16, 17, San Diego; 19, ab r h bl ab r h bl Bnzngr 1b 3 1 0 0 LHarris If 1 0 0 0 Rodriguez, Sea. 7 304 57 15 baserunners in chasing three Baltimore pitchers, in­ Thursday's Games Kelly cl 4 0 0 0 KAndrs ss 2 1 0 0 20, 21. Los Angoles: 22, 23, 24, Houston off to a 3-0-1 start, iLs best in seven years. congratulations from catcher David Valie of the season closed out a 5-3 victory Ftaines If 3 0 1 0 Walton cf 4 0 0 0 ONeill r( 4 0 1 2 Murray 1b Johnson, Cin. 4 165 45 3 1 1 0 AWAY (6): Sept. 25, 26. 27, Los Angeles; 29. cluding No. 1 draft choice Ben McDonald, by the end of Velarde 3b 4 1 2 0 Bichett ph 1 0 0 0 Grissom cf 3 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 1 1 1 Olivor c 2 1 1 0 Roby, Mia. 4 156 47 Hibner, a senior from Elmwood, 111., leads Tuesday night in Seattle after closing out a Toronto at Minnesota, 1:15 p.m. Bean rf 0 0 0 0 30, Oct. 1, San Diego. Esprxiz ss 3 0 0 0 Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 DwSmth If 2 0 2 0 Griffey ph 0 0 0 0 230 50 : the fourth inning. Detroit at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m, MHtchr If 3 0 1 0 SAN DIEGO (17) — HOME (8): Sept 13, 14. Prokop, Jets 6 Syracuse in kills with 31, in service aces with 10 Balboni ph 1 0 1 0 Brooks rf 2 0 0 0 McCIrxln If 10 0 0 JReed c 0 0 0 0 Texas at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Hamlin 3b 4 0 2 1 Atlanta; 25, 26, 27, Cincinnati; 29, 30, O cl 1, and digs with 36. She led Syracuse to a victory in McDonald gave up Calderon’s three-run homer that Tollesn 3b 0 1 0 0 Wallach 3b 3 0 1 0 Grace 1 b 3 0 0 0 Roomes II 3 0 1 0 Only games scheduled Vizcain pr 0 1 0 0 San Francisco AWAY (9): Sepl. 15, 16, 17. San Punt Ratumars Indians 1, Tigers 0: Jerry Browne singled home the Totals 39 614 8 Totals 35 7 10 6 DGarcl 2b 2 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 Winghm II 1 0 0 0 Shelby cl NO Yds Avg LG the Villanova Volleyball Invitational that included gave Chicago a 7-0 lead in the fourth inning, Fisk hit a Winner Scott Bankhead yielded two runs and six hits 4 1 2 1 Francisco; 19. 20, 21, Cincinnati; 22, 23, 24, Newitork 101 020 002—6 Foley 2b 1 0 0 0 Law 3b 2 110 FIchdsn ss 1110 two-run homer in the sixth off Curt Schilling and g p ie ’s only run in the e i^ th inning and Bud Black Dempsy c 3 0 0 0 Los Angeles. Barnes. K.C. 2 41 20.5 21 defeats of Villanova, Connecticut, Providence, and in 5 2-3 innings and Mike Schooler came on in the eighth National League standings Callfomis 000 240 001—7 Santoven c 3 0 0 0 Ounslon ss 3 0 1 0 Larkin ph 1 0 1 0 Sciosci ph Ball, Den. 2 23 11.5 14 piched a five-hitter as Cleveland beat the Detroit Tigers 0 0 0 0 HOUSTON (17) — HOME (6): Sept. 15, 16, Georgetown. Fletcher, who had gone 1,075 at-bats since Sept. 5, 1987, East Division Two outs when winning run scored. Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Wrona c 3 0 0 0 Oestar 2b 1 0 0 0 Valenzia p J.Johnson, Pitt. for his 28th save. 2 0 0 0 17, Cincinnati: 25, 26. 27, Atlanta. AWAY (11): 2 22 11,0 13 1-0 in John Hart’s debut as the Indians’ interim manager. W L Pci. LOB—Now York 9, California 7. 2B— Howell, BSmilh p 2 0 0 0 Bielecki p 3 0 0 0 Brownng p 0 0 0 0 MiDavs ph 1 0 0 0 K.Johnson. Hou. 2 22 11.0 12 without a homer, connected in the eighth off Mickey GB Sepl. 13. 14, Los Angoles; 19, 20, 21, Atlanta; Angels 7, Yankees 6: Wally Joyner’s RBI single with Chicago 82 63 .566 Washington. 3B—DWhilo. HF1— Joyner (15), Candlari p n 0 0 0 Sabo ph 0 0 0 0 JHowell p 0 0 0 0 Brown. Raiders 4 43 10.8 29 Weston. Black walked two and struck out four in his second 22, 23, 24, San Francisco; 29. 30, Oct. 1. Cin­ Clayton ends his holdout two out in the ninth lifted California within four games SL Louis 77 67 .535 4t/2 Mattingly (20). SB—Polonia 2 (22), DWhile WJhnsn ph 1 0 b 0 Armstr pr 0 0 0 0 MarshI ph 1 0 1 2 Stradford, Mia. 2 21 10.5 15 straight shutout and third of the season. New Yirk Totals 27 0 2 0 Totals 29 2 5 1 Floesler p cinnati. MIAMI (AP) — Pro Bowl wide receiver Mark Baltimore starter Pete Hamisch lasted two innings, of first place in the AL West. Claudell Washington 76 68 .528 51/2 (44). S—Sax. S F -fla y . 0 0 0 0 McNeil. Clev. 5 47 9.4 42 M anners 5, Red Sox 3: Greg Briley hit a two-run Montreal 76 69 .524 6 IP H R ER BB SO Montreal 000 000 000—0 Yngbid ph 1 0 0 0 Fryar, N.E. 5 34 &8 13 giving up four runs and five hits. He walked three, giving doubled with one out o ff Chuck Cary. After Devon Pittsburgh 65 79 New York Chicago 000 010 01X—2 Dibble p 1 0 0 0 Jefferson, Sea. Clayton joined the Miami Dolphins on the practice homer and Jay Buhner had a two-run double as Seattle .451 161/2 2 8 4,0 9 field Tuesday, ending a long holdout. him 14 walks over 111-3 innings in his la.st three starts. White flied out. Chili Davis was intentionally walked but Philadelphia 59 85 .410 221/2 Terrell 4 1-3 6 6 6 2 3 DP—Chreago 2. LOB— Montreal 3, Chicago Totals 20 4 6 4 Totals 33 511 4 American League leaders Walker. S.D. 2 6 3.0 6 “The key is we’re not doing the things we need to do handed Boston its seventh consecutive loss. West Division Cary L,3-4 4 1-3 4 1 1 2 4 6. 2B—Dunston. HR—Sandberg (30). Cincinnati 000 020 02D—4 As the seventh-year pro returned, rookie running Joyner singled to score Washington. W California SB—-DwSmith (7). Los Angelas Based on 406 at Bats. After Mike Greenwell doubled a run home in the top L Pel. GB 000 300 002—5 Kickoff Ratumars to catch Toronto,” Baltimore manager New York lied the game against Angels relief ace San Francisco 83 62 .572 MWItt 5 9 4 4 0 4 IP H R ER BB SO None out when winning run scored. G AB 1R H Pet. NO Yds Avg LG back Sammic Smith joined the Dolphins after Puckett Min 142 of the first, Seattle scored three times in the bottom of the San Diego 78 67 .538 5 Fraser 3 2 0 0 0 3 Montreal E—Gnlfin, Roomes, JReed. DP—CirKinnati 566 68 192 .339 Jefferson. Sea. 3 83 27,7 32 said. “We have to pul four or five wins together and Bryan Harvey in the top of the ninth on Luis Polonia’s Lansford Oak reaching a contract settlement. Houston 76 69 .524 7 Harvey 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 BSm(lhL,10-9 7 4 1 2. Los Angeles 1. LOB—Cincinnati 6. Los An­ 131 490 68 165 .337 Bell, Oen. 2 53 26.5 33 we’re playing clubs we should be capable of doing that inning. Henry Cotlo doubled and scored on a single by Boggs Bsn 141 The addition of Clayton and Smith left starting two-run single. Don Mattingly went 4-for-4 and drove in Cincinnati 70 75 .483 13 McClure W.6'1 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Candlaria 1 1 1 geles 7. 2B—Duncan, Oliver. Marshall, 560 96 186 .332 Logan, Mia. 3 77 25.7 31 Sax NY against, and we’re not doing it.” Alvin Davis. One out later, Ken Griffey Jr. doubled and Los Angeles 69 76 .476 14 WP—MWItt. Cary. Chicago 3B—ONeill. SB—Murray (5). S—Browning. 143 590 82 169 .320 Marlin, N.E. 3 76 25.3 36 linebackers John Offerdahl and Mark Brown as the Yankees’ first four runs with two singles and his 20th Vbunt Mil 144 Twins 8, Blue Jays 2: Kent Hrbck had a grand slam he and Davis scored on Buhner’s double. The Mariners Atlanta 57 88 .393 26 Umpires—Home, Hirschbock; FirsL Barnett; Bielecki W, 16-6 9 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO 556 90 177 .318 Harris, Hou. 6 142 23.7 34 Dolphins holdouts. homer. He has 1(X) RBIs for the season. Secorid, Ford; Third, Kosc. PB—Santovenia. ADavis See 124 441 75 140 .317 made it 5-1 in the second when Omar Vizquel walked Tuesday's Gamas Cincinnati Brown, Raiders 3 63 21.0 25 Clayton set a club record with 86 receptions last and a career-high five RBIs and David West won for the New York’s Walt Terrell held California hitless until T—3:00. A—28,260. Umpires—Home, Pulli; First, Davidson: Browning 4 5 3 3 2 2 Baines Tex 133 463 72 147 .317 third lime in four starts since arriving in the Frank Viola and Briley followed with a home run, his 13th, off Eric Chicago 2, Montreal 0 Second. Bonin; Third, Harvey. Floesler 2 2 0 0 0 1 Franco Tex 141 521 76 165 .317 year while earning his fourth Pro Bowl appearance. the fourth when the Angels tied it on White’s triple, Browne Cie 135 531 73 166 .313 Helzel, who lasted only 1 1-3 innings. Philadelphia 2, New York 1 T—2:31. A—36,333. Dibble L.8-5 2 4 2 2 1 1 Smith, meanwhile, began catching up after be­ trade. West yielded six hits and struck out a career-high Davis’ RBI grounder and Joyner’s 15lh homer. Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 2 Los Angelas Sierra Tex 142 560 91 173 .309 Twins 8, Blue Jays 2 Homs Runs coming the last NFL first-round draft choice to sign seven in seven innings. San Diego 9. Houston 0 Phillies 2, Mets 1 Valenzia 7 5 2 2 4 8 Transactions Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 4 TORONTO MINNESOTA JHowell W.5-3 2 1 2 2 3 2 McGriff, Toronto, 36; BJackson, Kansas City, Toronto’s Todd Stotllemyre had a five-game winning NEWYORK PHILA 31; Carter, Cleveland, 31; Whitaker. Detroit. 28; when he accepted a four-year deal Monday for an Atlanta 6, San Francisco 5 ab r h bl ■b r h bl ab r h bl ab r h bi Dibble pitched to 4 batters in the 9lh. Mosaby cl Esasky, teston. 26; McGwire. Oakland. 26: BASEBALL estimated $2.5 million! The 230-pound Smith said streak snapped. He gave up nine hits in 6 1 -3 innings and Wednesday's Games 5 0 1 1 Newmn 3b 3 3 2 0 Jefleris 2b 2 0 2 0 Dernier cf 4 1 1 0 Umpires—Home, Brocklander; FirsL Engei; MWilsn rl 4 1 2 0 Bush If 4 2 1 2 Secorid, Rennert; Third, Runge Sierra, Texas, 26; Deer, Milwaukee, 25. American League hurt his cause with poor fielding. Stolllemyre’s second Noise a big concern to Holtz KAMillr cf 4 0 1 1 Herr 2b 4 0 2 0 Runs Batted In CLEVELAND INDIANS—Fired Doc Edwards, he’s about four pounds overweight but eager to Montreal (Gross 11-10) al Chicago (Sander­ GBellll 4 0 1 0 Puckett cl 3 1 2 1 T—2:41. A—22.606. FUhnsn 3b 4 0 0 0 VHayes rl 4 0 0 0 Sierra, Texas, 107; Mattingly. New Ybrk, 100; manager. Named John Hart interim manager. play. throwing error on Greg Gagne’s bunt single touched off son 10-8), 7:35 p.m. McGriff 1b 3 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 3 1 1 5 Strwbry rf 4 0 0 0 Jordan 1b Gruber 3b 2 0 0 0 Esasky, Boston. 97; Yount, Milwaukee, 97; National League Minnesota’s five-run seventh inning that broke open a SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) — The them. New York (Ojeda 11-10) al Philadelphia 4 0 0 0 Harper c 4 0 0 0 McRyIds If 3 0 1 0 Ready If 3 0 0 0 Clayton said the Dolphins have assured him that nobody else has problems. (Grimsiey 1-0), 7:35 p.m. Femndz ss CINCINNATI REDS— Signed a three-year 2 0 0 0 Sorrentdh 4 0 2 0 Magadn1b 4 0 0 0 Dykstr ph 10 0 0 Carter. Cleveland, 96; GBell. Toronto. 95; they consider him one of the NFL’s best receivers 3-2 game. topic of crowd noise doesn’t belong “We went up there two years ago Pittsburgh (Drabek 12-11) at St. Louis Liriano 2b 2 0 1 0 Larkin rt 3 0 1 0 Pirates 5, Cardinals 2 BJackson, Kansas City. 93; Franco, Texas, 90. contract with Charleston, W.Va of the South At­ “Thai’s all in the judgment of an Lyons c 4 0 0 0 Then ss 4 1 2 1 lantic League. and will negotiate in good faith on a new contract Brewers 7, Athletics 6: Greg Vaughn’s three-run only on the NFL’s agenda. in front of 105,000 people,” he .said, (DeLeon 15-11), 8.35 p.m. Borders c 3 1 1 0 Moses II 10 0 0 Elster ss 4 1 3 0 CHayesOb 3 0 1 0 PITTSBURGH STLOUIS Pitching (13 Decisions) official,” Holtz said. “It doesn’t Whine ab r h bl ab r h bl Blyleven. Calilomla, 15-4, .789; Williamson, BASKETBALL Ask Lou Holtz about noisy Atlanta (Smith 5-14) at San Diego (Banes 1 0 0 0 Gagne ss 4 1 1 0 Viola p 2 0 0 0 Nieto c 2 0 0 0 for this season. homer capped a five-run fourth-inning rally and Dan recalling Notre Dame’s 1987 victory have a thing to do with coaching.” Lee 2b Bonds II 5 1 2 1 McGee cl 4 0 1 0 Baltimore, 10-3, .769; Swindell, Cleveland, National Basketball Association 4-2). 10:05 p.m. 4 0 1 0 Bckmn 2b 3 0 1 0 KHrndz ph 10 0 0 KHowall p 2 0 0 0 crowds and stand back. The Notre Hill dh Bail ss 3 2 2 0 OSmith ss 4 0 0 0 CHICAGO BULLS—Signed B.J. Armstrong, Plesac tied a club record with his 97ih career save as at Michigan. “We were down deep Speaking during the Big 10 Houston (Portugal 4-1) at Los Angelos (Her- 4 0 1 0 Baker 2b 0 0 0 0 Aase p 0 0 0 0 Stanick ph 10 0 0 13-4, .765; Saberhagen. Kansas City, 18-6, Dame football coach will supply an shisor 14-12), 10:35 p.m. Totals 36 2 8 1 Totals 32 811 8 .750, SOavis, Oakland. 17-6, .739; Honneman, guard. Brown to join Bengals Milwaukee came back from a 5-0 deficit for its sixth in their territory, and the crowd was coaches’ press conference, Schem- RMcDwl p 0 0 0 0 King 1 b 3 111 MThmps If 4 1 3 0 LOS ANGELES CLIPPERS—Named Bob Cincinnati (Scudder 4-6) at San FrarKisco Toronto 100 000 100-2 Totals 32 1 7 1 Totals 30 2 6 1 Bonilla 3b 4 0 11 Guerrer 1b 4 1 1 2 Detroit, 10-4, .714; Allard, Baltimore, 17-7, straight victory. earful of comments. screaming and we couldn’t hear. So (Robinson 12-10), 10:35 p.m. .708; Gordon, Kansas City, 16-7, .696: Welch, Staak assistant coach. Retained Joe Ftoberts, CINCINNATI (AP) — Wide receiver Eddie bechicr said he might miss Satur­ Minnesota 201 000 50x—8 New Itork Redus rf 4 0 11 Pnditn 3b 4 0 0 0 000 010 000—1 Oakland, 16-7. .696. assistant coach. The victory pulled third-place Milwaukee within 6V2 Crowd noise is a bugaboo for they penalized us for delay of game. day’s game if the condition of his E—West, Stottiemyre 2. DP—Toronto 1. Philadelphia 000 100 001—2 Lind 2b 4 0 0 0 Oquend 2b 3 0 0 0 Brown, the Cincinnati Bengals last holdout, signed LOB—Toronto 8, Minnesota 5. 2B—Borders. LOS ANGELES LAKERS—Signed Quintin games of Toronto in the AL East. Oakland’s lead over Notre Dame, especially when the “They came down here last year, American League results One out when winning run scored. VanSlyk cl 4 0 1 0 Twksbry p 0 0 0 0 Dailey, guard. Tuesday and is expected to play in Sunday’s home 87-ycar-old mother worsens. HR—Hrbek (22). SB—Newman (24), Larkin (5). DP—New York 1. LOB— New York 8, Bilardell c 4 1 1 0 Morris rl 3 0 1 0 National League leaders Kansas City in the West dropped to three games. Irish play Michigan. Top-ranked and we got charged with a timeout S— Backmen. SF—Hrbek. WASHINGTON BULLETS—Signed Tom opener against Pittsburgh. Schembcchler skipped practice on Philadelphia 6. 2B—Herr, Elster. HR— Thon Wbikp 4 0 0 0 Zeile c 3 0 0 0 Based on 406 at Bats. Hammorxls, forward, to a multiyaar contracL Royals 6, Rangers 5: Pinch hitter Pht Tabler greeted Notre Dame, 1-0, meets the No. 2 because they can’t hear their IP H R ER BB SO (13). SB-^efteries (18). S—Viola Landrm p 0 0 0 0 Magrane p 10 0 0 1T H Pet. It was against the Steelcrs last year that Brown Monday to travel to Barberton, Toronto Continental BaskMball Asaoclatlon Texas reliever Kenny Rogers with a two-run homer in the Wolverines on Saturday to open cadence,” Holtz said. “Now, I didn’t Indians 1, Tigers 0 IP H R ER BB SO Durhm ph 10 0 0 WCIark SF 99 182 .340 TOPEKA SIZZLERS—Signed Calvin set a team single-game record with 216 reception Ohio, to be with her. Stodmyr L.7-6 6 1-3 9 5 5 2 0 New York Tarry p 0 0 0 0 TGwynn SD 79 163 .337 DETROIT Thompson, forward. bottom of the ninth inning, nullifying 13 strikeouts by Michigan’s season, and 105,000 realize our 60,(KX) people made that CLEVELAND DWard 2-3 1 3 3 0 1 Viola 8 5 1 1 2 9 Booker 2b 10 0 0 LSmith All 82 143 .320 yards, and scored two touchdowns, in a Bengals The war of noise between ab r h bl FOOTBALL screaming fans will be packed into ab r h bl JNunez 1 1 0 0 0 2 Aase L, 1-5 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 Totals 35 5 9 4 Totala 32 2 6 2 Guerrero SlL 55 160 .316 42-7 rout. Nolan Ryan. Frank White doubled leading off the ninth. much noise, compared to 105,0(X). Pettis cf 4 0 1 0 Browne 2b Minnesota National Football League Michigan and Notre Dame once was 4 0 11 Philadelphia Pittsburgh 202 100 000—5 Grace Chi 66 142 .310 Rogers relieved Ryan and yielded Tabler’s second home Michigan Stadium. So don’t ask me about crowd noise. Heath c 4 0 1 0 Jamas If 3 0 0 0 VltestW,3-1 7 6 2 1 1 7 CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed Eddie The Bengals declined to reveal any contract a more evenly matched contest. KHowell 7 6 1 1 3 9 St. Louis 000 000 002—2 Wblton Chi 63 132 .297 Brown, wide receiver. KWIIms rt 4 0 1 0 DGnzIz ph 0 0 0 0 Berenguer 1 2 0 0 0 2 run of the season. The din they create washes out I can never quite figure that situa­ RMcDwII W.4 6 2 1 0 0 0 1 E McGee, Guerrero. DP—Pittsburgh 1. Oquendo StL 55 147 .293 GREEN BAY RACKERS-Raced John Dor­ terms. But Brown, a four-year pro who led the Knute Rockne had seen to that. GWard If 4 0 1 0 Komnsk cl 0 0 0 0 Vtoyne 1 0 0 0 0 1 HBP—Nieto by Viola. WP—KHowell, Viola. LOB—Rttsburgh 5. St Louis 3. 2B—Bilardello, Raines Mon 73 135 .292 sey, linebacker, on injured reserve. Placed Rick Luccken, the fourth Kansas City pitcher, was the even the strongest-voiced quarter­ tion out. Schu 3b 3 0 1 0 Carter cl 4 0 0 0 HBP—Puckett by DWard. WP—DWard. American Faolball Conference in reception yardage When Notre Dame was planning Umpires—Home, Quick; First, Gregg: King. 3B—Redus. HR—Guerrero (15). SB—Beil back. Maybe Holtz figures grousing Borgmn 1b 2 0 0 0 Belle dh 3 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Welke; First, Evans; KMilchell SF 137 482 92 140 .290 Cedric Gordon, wide receiver, on the develop­ winner despite yielding a run in the top of the ninth on a “It seems like nobody has Second, Kibler; Third, Davis. (4). S—Bell. SF—King. mental roster. last season, said Monday he had verbally agreed to its current stadium, Rockne uaveled Brumly ss 3 0 0 0 F^OBrin 1b 3 0 2 0 Second. Shulock; Third, Morrison. MThmpsn StL 136 476 57 138 .290 about it makes less sense than trying T—2:33. A—22,953. IP H RER BB SO a four-year, $3.6 million contract. The Cincinnati two-out walk to Jack Daugherty and Fred Manrique’s problems at Michigan,” Holtz to Ann Arbor and came back with Strange 2b 3 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 T—2:26. A—14,849. Home Runs INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Waived Phillip RBI double. to shout down the ocean. Pittsburgh Brown, linebacker, from Injured reserve. Post reported Tuesday. added, longue wedged in cheek. Detz dh 2 0 0 0 Snyder rf 3 0 1 0 WalkW.13-10 8 2-3 5 1 1 0 3 KMilchell, San Francisco, 43; HJohnson, the blueprints for the Michigan New Ybrk, 34; GDavis, Houston, 32; EDavis, LOS ANGELES RAIDERS—Sigrred Mark It was Ryan’s fifth straight double-figure strikeout ef­ “There are a lot of things you “But Bo has problems at Iowa, he Skinner c 3 0 1 0 Royals 6, Rangers 5 Landrum 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 Brown is to join the Bengals for practice Wed­ stadium. Hinzo pr 0 10 0 Braves 6, Giants 5 Cincinnati, 31; Sandberg, Chicago, 30; Straw­ Harden, delensive back. Placed Tim Brown, TEXAS KANSAS CITY SI. Louis fort, 17th of the season and 198th of his career. He in­ can’t say,” Holtz said Tuesday, but has problems at Ohio State, he has Magrann c 0 0 0 0 berry, New York, 27; Bonilla. Pittsburgh, 22; kick returner-wide receiver, on injured reserve. nesday. He missed Sunday’s season opener in “This is not fiction, this is fact,” ab r h bl ATLANTA SAN FRAN Magrane L.18-8 6 8 5 2 0 3 that didn’t stop him from saying armin ss 2 0 10 ab r h bi JaClark, San Diego, 22; WCIark. San Francis­ NEW YORK JETS—Agreed to terms with creased his major league-leading strikeout total to 277, problems at Notre Dame. But Menriq ss 5 0 2 2 Seltzer 3b 4 0 2 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Terry 1 1 0 0 0 3 Chicago, which the Bengals lost 17-14. Holtz assures. Totals 29 0 5 0 Totals 28 1 6 1 co, 2Z Johnny Hectof, running back. Placed Wesley Plmero 1 b 2 0 0 0 WWilsn cl 4 1 0 0 OMcDII cl 5 1 1 1 Butler cl 5 0 1 0 Twksbry 2 0 0 0 0 3 Walker, wide receiver, on injured reserve. his highest since 1977 and the most ever after 29 starts DatroH 000 000 000—0 Huns Batted In MStanly c 10 0 0 Bretl 1b 4 1 4 2 Tredwy 2b 3 1 1 0 Riles 2b 4 1 1 0 WP—Magrane 2. Waived Carl Howard, cornerback, and Randy for the 42-year-old right-hander. CIsvsIand 000 000 OIX—1 KMilchell, San Francisco, 117; Guerrero, Pelralli c 2 0 0 0 BJacksn If 4 0 0 1 LSmilh II 4 1 2 1 Downs p 0 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Crawford; First Hallion; Tanner, wide receiver, from the developmental DP—Cleveland 1. LOB—Detroit 5, Cleveland StLouis, 106; WCIark, San Frarrcisco, 105; Baines dh 4 0 0 0 Eisrveh rl 3 0 0 0 DMrphy rf 4 113 MIdndorf 10 0 0 Second, MeSherry: Third. Williams. rosier. Signed Brian Washington, safety. Re­ 5. 2B—KWilliams, Snyder. S— Bergman, Fer- EDavis. Cirxrinnati, 89; HJohnson, New Ybrk. Sierra rf 4 1 3 0 Trtabll dh 4 0 0 0 Evans 1b 4 0 0 0 WCIark 1b 3 1 1 0 T—2:34. A—25,370. signed Ken Rose and Adam Bob, linebackers. min. 89; JaClark, San Diego, 87; GDavis, Houston, Franco 2b 3 1 2 0 Stillwell ss 4 0 0 0 Boever p 0 0 0 0 KMilchl II 5 3 2 1 Placed Bob on the developmental roster. DON’T MONKEY IP H R ER BB SO 84; Murray, Los Angelas, 83. Cowboys plan FILeach If 2 1 1 0 White 2b 4 0 2 0 Whited 1b 0 0 0 0 MWIms 3b 4 0 1 1 PHOENIX CARDINALS-Placed Tootie Rob­ Detroit Pitching (13 Decisions) JGonzIz cf 1 0 0 0 Pacota pr 0 1 0 0 Blauser 3b 4 0 1 Kennedy c 3 0 1 0 Pennant race glance bins, olfensive tackle, on injured reserve. TananaL.9-13 8 6 1 1 0 2 Garretts, San Francisco. 13-3, .813; DoMar- Espycf 1 0 0 0 Boone c 1 1 0 0 Thomas ss 4 1 1 1 Bathe ph 10 0 0 (Through Games ol Sept. 12) Signed Shawn KnighL delensive end. AROUND... Cleveland JDavis c 4 0 0 0 Sheridn rl 3 0 1 2 tinaz, Montreal, 15-5, ,750; Darwin, Houston. to give ball JUNIOR LEAGUE IncvgliacI 4 0 1 0 Thurmn pr 0 1 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE 11- 4, .733; Fornandaz, Now 'ibrk, 11-4, .733; SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Re-signed Darryl Black W,11-11 9 S 0 0 24 Cooibgh 3b 1 0 0 0 Palacios c 0 0 0 0 Clary p 1 0 0 0 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Usher, wide receiver. Waived Leonard HBP—DGonzalez by Tanana. East Division Bielecki, Chicago. 16-6, .727; Fteuschel, San Bosley ph 1111 Bucknr ph 0 0 0 0 Wihrby ph 1 0 0 0 Uribe ss 2 0 10 Coleman, defensive back. Umpires—Home, Brinkman; First, Cooney; W L Pet. GB Francisco, 16-6, .727; Parrott, Philadelphia, Buechel 3b 2 0 1 0 Tabler ph 1112 Aldrich p 0 0 0 0 Oberkfl ph 10 10 Toronto 80 65 .552 — Canadian Football League to Herschel Starts September 16,1989 Try Our Pay-By-Mail Secofid, McClelland; Third, Coble. Gregg 1b 1110 Bonjmn ss 0 0 0 0 12- 5, .706; Scott, Houston. 19-8, .704. Kreulerc 1 0 0 0 Baltimore 79 68 .537 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS-Activated John T—2:08. A—5,523. Stanton p 0 0 0 0 Fleuschel p Dghrty 1b 2 1 1 2 2 0 10 Milwaukee 74 72 .507 6iq Cokflin, guard, from the practica roster. Placed Litton 2b Totals 36 5 12 5 Totals 33 6 9 5 10 0 0 REMAINING GAMES Larry Clarkson, olfensh/a tockle, abd Derek White Sox 11, Orioles 1 Totals 35 6 8 6 Totals 35 511 4 IRVING, Texas (AP) — Run, at9:30A.M ,& 11:30 P.M. Program... 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AWAY (6): Sept AMERICAN CONFERENCE IP H R ER BB SO HARTFORD WHALERS—Signed Ray Fer­ FIskc 4 2 2 2 Orsulak rf 4 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO 25, 26, 27, Mikmukae; 29, 30, Oct 1 Toronto. complained of being ignored in mail Then, you can forget about having ready Texas East raro. forward, to a multiyaar contract THIS AD Karkovic c 0 0 0 0 Millign 1b 2 0 10 Atlanta MILWAUKEE (16) — HOME (9): Sept. 15, 16, W L T Pet. PF PA Ryan 8 8 5 3 3 13 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Signed Dave Coach Jimmy Johnson’s offense. TEN PIN cash to pay your carrier answering the door Lyons rf 4 1 2 2 Meindz 1b 10 0 0 Clary 4 7 4 2 2 0 GET A' Rogers L.2-4 0 1110 0 17. Texas; 22, 23, 24, Toronto; 25, 26, 27, Bal­ Hannan, canter, and Jim Raek, defenseman. CMrtnz 1b 4 0 1 0 Wthgln 3b 2 0 0 0 AldnchW,1-0 3 2 1 1 3 2 timore. AWAY (7): Sept 13, Oakland; 19, 20, Buffalo 1.000 27 24 New owner Jerry Jones admitted, when It's inconvenient or being at home to Kansas City VANCOUVER CANUCKS—Signed Garth Ventura 3b 4 1 1 1 Gonzals 3b 10 0 0 Boever 1 2 0 0 0 2 New Ybik; 28. 29, 30, Oct. 1 Boston. New England 1,000 27 24 “It does look like we need to get FREE GAME Gubicza 4 4 3 3 0 1 Butcher, Doug LIdslar and Jim Banning, defen­ pay your bill 3 1 1 0 Quirk c 2 0 0 1 Stanton S.4 1 0 0 0 1 1 Indianapolis 24 30 Sosacf TLeach 1-331 1 0 1 .000 semen. to multlyeaf contracts. Herschel in the game plan.” WE WILL NOTIFY Guillen ss 4 1 2 1 BRipkn 2b 3 0 0 0 San Francisco Wast Division Miami .000 24 27 Gleaton 2 3 0 0 0 3 Intemallonal Hockey League Gallghr rf 10 0 0 Reuschel 6 4 1 1 0 5 W L Pet. GB N.Y. Jots .000 24 27 Johnson said Walker will be _ Simply complete the coupon below and send YOUR CARRIER LueckenW.2-0 2 2-3 2 1 1 2 0 IHL—Suspended the Saginaw, Mich., BOWL Totals 38 11 IS 11 Totals 30 1 3 1 Gubicza pitched to 3 batters in the 5lh, Ryan Downs 1 1-3 3 4 4 1 1 Oakland 87 57 .604 — Central franchise for the 1989-90 season. going back to Georgia as the Cow It to us or if you would like more information THAT YOU ARE A Bedrosn L.3-7 12-3 1 1 1 1 1 Kansas City Cleveland 1 0 0 • 1.000 51 0 Chicago 022 402 010—11 pitched to 1 batter in the 9th, Flogers pitched to 84 60 .583 3 COLLEGE boys’ workhorse after only carrying on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ PAY-BY-MAIL Baltimors 000 010 OOO- 1 1 better in the 9th. Umpires—Home, Marsh; FirsL Wendelstedt; California 83 61 .576 4 Cincinnati 0 1 0 .000 14 17 Second, Darling; Third, Montague. Houston 0 1 0 .000 7 38 FULLERTON STATE—Named Vern Ruble the ball eight limes for 10 yards in tion Department. 647-9946 Alter initial pay­ CUSTOMER. DP—Baltimore 3 LOB— Chicago 10, Bal­ WP--Ryan 2. REMAINING GAMES assistant baseball coach. timore 4. 2B—Fisk, Lyons, Milligan. Umpires—Home, Voltaggio; FirsL McKean: T—2:44. A— 11,077. OAKLAND (18) — HOME (8): Sept. 13. Mil­ Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 0 51 Sunday’s 28-0 loss to . West GEOFK3IA—Announced that Scott RIssmiller, 1 95 John Fitch Blvd. South Windsor ment and poor to expiration you will be billed. HR—Calderon (14), Fisk (11), Fletcher (1), Secorxl, Kaiser; Third, Cousins. waukee; 25, 26. 27. 28, Texas; 29, 30. Oct 1, offensive tackle, and Lowry Denty, running Denver 1 0 0 1.000 34 20 Dallas rushed for only 20 yards SB—Guillen (33). T—3:16. A— 19,477. Kansas City. AWAY (10): Sept 15, 16. 17, Bos­ back, will miss the rest of the football season L A. Raiders 1 0 0 1.000 40 14 IP H RER ton; 18. 19. 20, Cleveland: 21, 22, 23, 24. Min­ with knee injuries. against the Saints, a all-time club Kansas City 0 1 0 .000 20 34 Chicago Brewers 7, Athietics 6 nesota. low. Padres 9, Astros 0 San Diego 0 1 0 .000 14 40 MERCER—Named Brad Siegfried men's King W.8-9 7 3 1 1 KANSAS CITY (18) — HOME (9): Sept 13, heed basketball coach. MILWAUKEE OAKLAND HOUSTON SAN DIEGO Seattle 0 1 o .000 7 31 Walker was a Heisman Trophy Edwards 1 0 0 0 14. Texas; 18. 19, 20, Chicago; 22 (2), 23, 24. 2 8 9 - 5 4 8 6 ab r h bl ab r h bl ab r h bl a b rh b l NATIONAL CONFERENCE NOTFIE DAME—Announced that LaP-honso I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my Segura 1 0 0 0 Seattle. AWAY (9): Sept. 15, 16, 1 /, Baltimore; winner at Georgia in 1982 and will Feldar 2b 5 0 1 0 RHdsn If 3 0 0 1 'ibung cf 3 0 0 0 Roberts 3b 5 3 3 0 East Ellis, forward, is academically ineligibla lor the Baltimore 26, 27, 28, California; 29. 30, O cl 1, Oakland. first semester ol the 1989-90 basketball Spiers ss 5 1 1 0 Lansird 3b 5 0 0 1 Lmbrdz 2b 4 0 0 0 RAIomr 2b 4 2 2 4 N.Y, Giants 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 be making his first professional ap­ pay-by-mail subscription 6n ______CALIFORNIA (18) — HOME (7); Sept. 13, season. Hamisch L,4-9 2 5 4 4 ktolitor 3b 4 1 3 0 Canseco rf 3 1 1 2 Bass If 4 0 0 0 TGwynn rl Philadelphia 1 0 0 1.000 31 7 3 0 1 0 Now Ybrk; 26, 27, 28, Kansas City; 29, 30, OcL pearance before his home fans. Thurmond 1 2 2 2 VbunI cl 5 2 1 0 DFYirkr dh 4 0 0 0 GDavis 1 b 4 0 0 0 Abner rf Phoenix 1 0 0 1.000 16 13 PEPPEFIDINE— Named Arxly Read men's 10 0 0 1, Texas. AWAY (11): Sept 15 (2). 16, 17. assistant volleyball coach. McDonald 2-3 3 2 2 Brock 1b 4 1 2 2 Hassey c 3 1 1 0 CaminilSb 3 0 1 0 JaClark 1b Dallas 0 1 0 .000 0 28 “I’ll have a lot of family and Enclosed please find payment for 110 1 Chicago; 18, 19, 20, Minnesota; 21, 22. 23, 24, Schling 21-3 1 2 2 Braggs rf 2 1 0 0 Steinbeh c 0 0 0 0 Ftemirz ss 3 0 0 0 Stphnsn 1b 10 0 0 Wbshinglon 0 1 0 .000 24 27 TENNESSEE—Announced the resignation of friends in the stands,” Walker said. Surhoff dh Cleveland. Mark Connor, head baseball coach, so he can Carrier Delivery Weston 2 3 1 1 2 0 0 1 McGwir 1 b 4 1 1 0 Biggio c 3 0 0 0 James II 4 0 11 Central return to the New >brk Vhnkees' organization. “1 want the ball.” Schmidt 1 1 0 0 Vaughn II 4 1 3 4 Phillips 2b 0 0 0 0 Mason p JeClark II Chicago 1 0 0 1.000 17 14 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 months '46 20 □ 1 year 92 40 Hamisch pitched to 2 batters in the 3rd, Thur­ Ftolidor 2b 0 0 0 0 DHdsn cf 4 1 1 1 Davidsn rf Tmpitn ss Mirmesota 1 0 0 1.000 38 7 Johnson said Walker has been 2 0 10 2 0 0 0 East Division Side with the best. mond pitched to 2 betters in the 4th. COBrien c 3 0 0 0 Wbiss 3 1 1 0 Clancy p Tampa Bay 1 0 0 1.000 23 21 2 0 0 0 Cora ss Senior Citizens: 10 10 W L Pet. GB .somewhat misunderstood. HBP—Sosa by Weston. WP—McDonald. Beane 1b 10 0 0 Meyer p 0 0 0 0 SAIomar c 4 0 11 Detroit 0 1 0 .000 13 16 VinalS rJe'“ soud v.nyl liom Chicago 82 63 .566 — □ 3 months ‘21 56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 □ 1 year ‘86 24 P B-Q uirk 2. Gallego 2b 3 1 2 1 Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 Jackson cl 4 1 1 0 Green Bay 0 1 0 .000 21 23 “The media has made more out of SL Louis 77 67 .535 41/z Calendar W(jlveiirie to';liiioiO(jie', gives you I! Totals 34 711 7 Totals 33 6 7 6 Forsch p 0 0 0 0 Hurst p West it than what Herschel has made of 2 2 10 Now Ybrk 76 68 .528 51/2 all II le txjiietils ol wood and a Optional carrier tip may be included with your paymerit □ Tip Amount, Milwaukee 000 520 000—7 Nichols c 10 0 0 L A. Rams 1 0 0 1.000 31 21 Montreal 76 69 .524 6 it,” Johnson said. “Herschel’s not Oakland 050 000 010—6 Totals 29 0 2 0 Totals New Orleans 1 0 0 1.000 28 0 Today whole Id more For less 33 9 11 7 REMAINING GAMES Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months E—Spiers, RHendarson. Felder, DP— Oak­ San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 30 24 Boya Soccer that concerned. We want him to Radio, TV Houston 000 000 000—0 CHICAGO (17) — HOME (8): Sept. 13, More tree lime because il's vir land 1. LOB—Milwaukee 6, Oakland 7. San DIago 002 034 OOx—9 Atlanta 0 1 0 .000 21 31 Manchester al Rockville, 3:30 have the football. We need to have 2B—Brock. HR—Vaughn (3), Canseco (14). Montreal; 18. 19. New York; 20. 21. Philadel­ Sunday, Sapl. 17 East Hartford at East Cathoflc, 3:45 lually mainlenaiice Iree and never Name E—Lombardozzi, Clancy, DP—Houston 1. phia: 22, 23, 24. Rttsburgh. AWAY (9): SapL him more involved in the offense. SB—Molitor 2 (22). S—Braggs. SF— FtHender- LOB—Houston 4, San Diego 10. 2B— David- Cheney Tech al Berlin, 3:30 needs painling Less cosi because son, Canseco, Surhoff. 15. 16. 17, Pittsburgh; 25. 26, 27, Montreal; 29. Dallas at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Hale-Ray at Bolton. 3:30 But the media has talked to him Today 30, OcL 1, SL Louis. rnstallalion is your l.nal cosI And A ddress Apt IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Los Angeles Raiders al Kansas City. 1 p.m. Girls Soccer enough about it already.” 4:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Milwaukee ST. LOUIS (18) — HOME (9): Sept 13. R l Miami at New England, 1 p.m. Rockville at Manchester, 3:30 your home will look greal year Houston tsburgh; 20, 21, New York; 22, 23, 24. Philadel­ Bosk) 2 5 5 4 1 New Orleans al Green Bay, t p.m. Bolton al Hale-Ray, 3:30 Walker, the NFC’s leading rusher after year' Mariners, NESN, WTIC 0 Clancy L.7-12 phia; 29. 30, Oct. 1, Chicago. AWAY (9): Sapl. City - ,Z ip „ P hone. August W,10-11 5 2 1 1 1 New York Jots al Cleveland, 1 p.m. Croas Country 0 Meyer 15 (2), 16, 17, PhiladalpNa; 18, 19, Montreal: in 1988 with more than 1,500 yards, 7:30 p.m. — Mels at Phillies, Fossas 1-3 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia al Wbshinglon. 1 p.m. Noire Dame/Ellington at East Catholic, 3:30 0 Schtzdr 25, 26. 27, Pittsburgh. Channel 9, WFAN (660-AM) Crim 1-3 0 0 0 1 Pittsburgh al Cincinnati. 1 p.m. Sacred Heart at East Catholic, (girts), 3:30 said the current Cowboys offense is 0 Forsch NEW YDFIK (18) — HOME (6): Sept. 22, 23. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL Friesac S,30 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 2 San Francisco at Tampa & y , 4 p.m. 8:30 p.m. — College soccer: Mason 24, Montreal; 25, 26. 27. Philadelphia; AWAY not designed for running backs. V J " r ’ y * Oakland Detroit at Now York Giants, 4 p.m. Thursday J \ 0 ' San Diego (12): Sept. 13, Philadelphia; 15, 16, 17, “It’s an offense for quarterbacks Detroit at Notre Dame, SportsChan- Walch 3 2-3 7 5 5 2 3 Minnesota at Chicago, 4 p.m. BoysSocssr Hurst W,14-10 9 2 0 Montreal; 18. 19, Chicago; 20, 21, St. Louis; 29 and wide receivers,” he said. “Ten Countryside Sidiny ncl Malbung L,1-4 1-3 2 2 2 1 0 Clancy pitched 4 batters in It Phoenix at Seattle. 4 p.m. Woodstock Academy al Coventry, 3:30 The Manchester Herald Burns (2), 30, OcL 1, Pittsburgh. Houston at San Diego, 4 p.m. Girls Socesr tries, that’s not stopping our running 10 p.m. — Bowling: Columbia pitched to 2 batters in Ihe 6lh. MONTREAL (17) — HOME (8): Sapl. 15, 16, o U / C o F F 6 4 7 -v S ID E P O Box 591 • M anchester, CT 06040 Honeycutt 1 1 WP—Schatzeder. Indianapolis at Los Angoles Rams, 4 p.m. South Windsor at East Catholic, 3:30 17. New Ybrk; 18, 19, St. Louis; 25, 26, 27, Girts Swimming game.” 300. 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Personnel beautiful contempor­ association fees. New 3 home otters 4 bed­ for front desk recep­ ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ bedroom single tomllv 1548 sq. n REDUCED to Monday thru Friday (No background and office a r y T ownhouses. ily, (3) six families, 11 rooms, 3 baths, 2 fam­ Ames completes sale Supermarket plans to move tionist position. Plea­ Cathedral ceilings, An­ attached homes that $149,900. Call Owner, 647- IRA plan is urged Wookonds). experience required. ily rooms and possible sant easy going person­ and 14 unit properties Please call: Human relations skills dersen windows, full otter a sensible alter­ teen suite lower level. 1714. ROCKY HILL (AP) — Ames Department Stores Inc., WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of the Senate ality and good clerical tor sale. All have some The Stop & Shop Supermarket at Director of Staff and strong attention to basements, 2x6 con­ owner financing avail­ native to the high cost Sentry Real Estate, 643- has completed the previously announced sale of its G.C. Finance Committee has propo.sed that deductible In­ Shop Companies said TVicsday. couldn’t say whether the grocery skills required. Call detail desired. Salary struction, family room of 0 new home! A 4060.□ 342 Broad St. in the Manchester Development Annie at Cadkev Incor­ able for qualified buy­ AMENITIES Galore. Murphy Co. variety stores to E-II Holdings, Inc., for dividual Retirement Accounts be offered all taxpayers as store would stay open during the range $17,854-522,266 fireplace, central air, ers. Call 871-6367. An complete package at Parkadc will move to the building Thomas Wilder, a partner in 9AM-3PM Monday-Frlday porated, 440 Oakland oven/range, dis­ one low price! I'/j MANCHESTER - Re­ Whotadeol! Splendld4 $77.6 million, the company has announced. a substitute for reducing the tax on capital gains. move. per year plus benefits. Informational bro- duced! $169,900. year old Solt Box on currently occupied by the Sears Wilder Manley Associates, the firm Crettflold Street, Manchester. Closing date Sep­ hwasher, hood, dispo­ baths, fireplace, wall G.C. Murphy of McKeesport, Pa., operates 130 variety Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Tcxas, whose committee is ex­ The new Scars store in the Buck- Convaloscent Home, 647-0220. chure will be mailed. Owner's anxious! large lot In park set­ Roebuck and Co. department store, that owns the Broad Street side of tember 25, 1989. Appli­ sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full to wall carpeting, stores and 25 Bargain World Stores in 13 states. E-II pected to write a Ux bill later this month, said Tuesday land mall will measure 120,000 to Manchester, CT cations at Board of baths, washer/drver VERNON/RockvIlle - range, refrigerator, Move In condition ting. Bedroom on first which is moving to the new the Parkadc, said Monday Stop & KECEPTIONIST for completely udpated 2 floor with cathedral Holdings operates variety stores through its McCrory his plan also would allow penalty-free withdrawals from 130,(XX) square feet. The mall is 643-5151. medical office. Expe­ Education Office, 4 hookups, cedar siding, Real estate developer dishwasher and micro- Pavilions at Buckland Hills. Shop mentioned several months ago South Eaglevllle Rood, wall-to-wall carpeting, wishes to sell two fam­ wave oven, full base­ family (4/4), teaturlng ceilings In living room Corp. subsidiary. IRAs to buy a first home or finance a college education. being built by the Mall at Buckland rience desired. Benef­ spacious rooms; eat-ln and dining room. Wood that it was considering moving the RN’S - Hospice on call. its. RN/LPN for medi­ Storrs, CT 06268. (429- tiled foyer, oak kitchen ily home from portfo­ ment and attached gar­ Ames operates 692 discount department stores and a Bentsen said the federal deficit is too big to allow both Hills Partnership, which includes a lio. Will assist qualified kitchen; fully ap- stove, hot tub 8, ap­ The move to 348 W. Middle store to the Sears space but has not Home care experience cal office. Experience 3349) E.D.E. cabinets, two-zone gas age. No gimmicks, lust number of specialtiy stores, including Crafts & More, in such a reduction, which President Bush has recom­ Scars Roebuck subsidiary, the preferred. 4pm- heat, slider to deck and buyer with no money solid dollar value. pllanced; carefree pliances Included. Pri­ 'IXimpikc will give Stop & Shop given any formal notice. desired. Benefits. Call vinyl siding; fenced In vate beach privileges 20 states and the District of Columbia. mended, and expanded IRAs. Chicago-based Homart Develop­ 8:30am. Call 456-6744. 646-9801,______CRUISE Ship Jobs - All 2-cor garage. Owners down purchase. Why Compare! Come see more space to expand existing will hold a second pay rent when you can the mode of tomorrow yard and 2 car garage. and view of lake. Call Keating said TUesday she couldn’t ment Co. CARPENTERS Helper - LABORER - Heavy con- positions available. 1- and ask for Alex, 649- depmments and add new ones, mortgoge of $32,900 at own? Call 871-6367 for In your own lot and Klernan Real Estate, Joint venture set Paramount profits off say when the move would occur be­ The mall is scheduled to open Must have transporta­ structlon. Apply In per- 701-221-2006. Informational bro- 649-1147.0______5159, RE/MAX East of Doris Keating, a spokeswoman for tion, be reliable and 8% with no principal or homel Blanchard & cause company officials arc next spring with Scars as one of its son. The Andrew MACHINIST-Knowledge Interest payment due chure ond oppllcotlon. Rossetto Realtors," BOLTON - 8 room Con­ the River, 647-1419.D MIDDLEBURY (AP) — Uniroyal Chemical Co. says NEW YORK (AP) — Paramount Communications the Braintree, Mass.-based Stop & ambitious. Good driv­ Ansaldl Company, 186 of Bridgeports or equi­ it has formed a joint venture with Hahn Jung, a wholly negotiating the lease. She said she five anchor stores. ing record. Duties In­ tor 7 years. These ore MANCHESTER -5319,900. We're Selling Houses" temporary -1 yr. old TREE Lined 8. Proud - Inc. said its third-quarter profit tumbled 20.1 percent as a B ld w ell Street, valent required. 647- 646-2482.0 located In preferred $199,900. Is the neigh­ owned subsidiary of Han Nong Corp., of Korea, for the clude lob site clean Manchester. 8596. EOE beautiful single family Reduced tor quick scle. hefty charge stemming from its failed bid for Time Inc. homes, not condomini­ Lookout Mountain. An­ area! $345,000. Featur­ borhood thot says walk production and marketing of rubber chemicals. ups, dump run, deliver­ JUST Listed $140's - Im­ more than offset a strong showing in entertainment. ies and working with CAFETERIA help hours ums; and there are, of saldl Built oversized 4 maculate 7 rm, 2 bath ing 3 bedrooms; 2'/2 down mv street, be The joint venture, announced Tuesday, is to be called The overall results Tuesday fell largely within expecta­ carpenters. $6.50 an 8am-2pm. Monday course, no association bedroom Colonial, 2'/2 Ranch located off baths; sunroom; ap- friendly and glad that through Friday. Benef­ of oil the areas In Unikor with each partner owning 50 percent. tions although some analysts said they were disappointed hour to start. 45 hour BUSINESS tees. Call today for baths, large eat-ln kit­ Forest St. In E. Hart­ pllanced; h/w floors; work week. Call its after promotion. complete details on chen w/wet bar and ford. "Gold Coast". fleldstone fireplace; 2 Manchester you live The agreement calls for Uniroyal to supply technology that Paramount’s publishing operations posted only a Digital offers severance plan Call 8:30-2pm. 633-4681 here. Your special! George or Ray, 649- DPPDRTUNITIES these magnificent and glass doors to screened Call Lolse Panella to car garage and too and for Unikor to start producing antidegradant chemi­ modest improvement from a year ago. 5400. Exf. 330, ask fo r beautiful homes at porch. Plaster walls, 2 see this cream puff. many amenities to And this house It too. cals early in 1990, with an option to expand to other rub­ Paramount, which changed its name from Gulf & BOSTON (AP) — Digital Equip­ The severance package was of­ States. Employees at foreign Charlotte. FOR a great opportunity $167,900 with this very, fireplaces, attic tan. Blanchard & Rossetto mention! Klernan Real 1st floor den, enclosed porch - a wonderful ber chemicals in the future. Western Inc. in June, said it earned $%.3 million, or 80 ment Corp. has offered 40 to 104 fered Tuesday to 500 workers at facilities were not affected because with Mac Tools a grow­ very special financing. Completely private Realtors," We're Sel- Estate, 649-1147.0 Unikor will build a plant in Banncol, Korea where weeks of pay to 700 employees if Digital’s former systems manufac­ ing company, operate This Is an excellent wooded yard. Three llng Houses" 646-2482.0 entertainment 8< fam­ cents per share, for the three months ended July 31, com­ sales overseas have remained strong. your own business. For opportunity tor first- ily home! Anne Miller they voluntary leave die company. blocks from 1-384. Im­ JUST Listed 150's-Every­ MANCHESTER - Charm- Hahn Jung has a manufacturing plant. pared with $120.5 million, or $1 a share, a year earlier. turing plant in Salem and 200 Digital spokeswoman Nikki more Information call time buyers and Inves­ mediate occupancy. Real Estate, 647-8000.O WEEKEND COOK thing Imaginable has Ing Cape. $148,800. Un­ Uniroyal is a worldwide producer of specialtiy chemi­ Digital, the nation’s second employees based at other sites Richardson said the severance pack­ Morris Burr, 779-1428. tors. Owner will con­ By owner 646-8711. usual Cape In sought SWEET Smell of Suc­ largest computer firm, has never had been done to restore cals and high performance polymers. whose jobs are related to the Salem age will include 40 weeks of pay for Sam -lpm sider rent with option. DEAL Of The Century - 31 after area featuring 2-3 cess! $249,900. Says this Virus attack due Rothman 8, Rothman, this gracious 7 room a layoff in its 31-year-history and facility. Health care experience necessary. HDMES John Paul Lane, North home to Its original bedrooms fireplaced gracious center hall NEW YORK (AP) — A harmful but rare computer employees with less than two years 646-4144.0 living room, I'/j baths Colonial with pride of Stocks gain again said it has no plans for one. Digital said it expects several Over 18, high school diploma and FDR SALE Coventry. $90,000 2nd condition. New roof virus is set to attack IBM-compatible personal computers Under intense price competition of service. Mortgage - No pay­ garage, etc. Blanchard and super spacious ownership. 1st floor The stock market managed its second gain in the past after Oct. 12, experts in computer security say. hundred employees to accept the ability to work with others a must. ments until the year & Rossetto Realtors," family room with beau­ family room, walkup and declining U.S. sales, however, offer. Those who choose not to Employees with three to 10 years WANT ADS are worth tiful bay window over- attic. Combines old six sessions on Tliesday. The Dow Jones industrials The virus cripples personal computers’ hard disks, 225 bed facility, paid training. (Con­ looking into when you're 2000 ( Based on 8 % fI xed We're Selling Houses" the Maynard-based company is un­ leave the company may be trans­ of service are also eligible for 40 BOLTON - Beautiful Gar­ rate. No points. No 646-2482.0 looklng a lovely with new, combines average rose 2.85 to 2,707.26 after losing 5.13 points in where programs and data arc stored, by wiping out the dertaking what it calls a “work force weeks of pay, plus three additional tact Bill Cole, 647-9191. Ext. 36 rison Colonial located looking for a place to wooded yard. Call to­ nooks and crannies ferred. live...whether It's a home, prepayment penalty) MANCHESTER - Price the previous session. directory sections known as the partition table and file al­ weeks for every year of service over on cul-de-sac. Three and builder will con­ day for details. Cen­ with elegance. You'll transition” to reduce its manufactur­ Digital now employees 125,800 years old, 3 carpeted an apartment or a mobile drostlcally reduced! tury 21 Epstein, 647- The dollar was narrowly mixed. location table. three years. TTiat means a 10-year MEADOWS MANOR sider trade of your be proud to call this ing payroll by 4,000 jobs this year people worldwide, including 33,600 bedrooms plus play home $132,500. Nows the time 8895.0 regal well built home Bond prices were mostly lower. An industry association said Tuesday it has created a veteran would get 61 weeks of pay. SOUTH property toward this to buy! Don't miss this through redeployment, retraining in Massachusetts. In May, the com­ room, 3 baths with new 3050 sq.ft. Contem­ your own. Anne Miller Coffee futures prices plunged; sugar futures rose program that will detect the virus and another one that and the voluntary severance pack­ Employees with more than 10 iacuzzi, tile In kitchen spacious 8 room Colon­ Reol Estate, 647-8000.O pany froze the salaries of all of its COVENTRY - 925 Pucker porary with ceramic ial with 4 or 5 bed­ MANCHESTER - Best sharply; grains and soybeans were lower; energy futures will eradicate it. age. years of service would get 64 weeks" and bath, hardwood tiled kitchen and MANCHESTER - By Street. Estate forces rooms, IV2 baths. En­ Buy. $144,900. Older 73,500 employees in the United floors, alarm system, breakfast nook, floor Owner. Large 4 bed­ of pay. fenced yard, applian­ sale on this like new closed front and back Cape with 10 rooms. ATM SERVICER to celling Granite fire­ porches. Susan Do­ Zoned for two family. room house, 1 full bath, ces, central vac, 2,600 home on 2 acres! Less place, 4 brs, 2 full Part time — Automatic Teller Machine Servicer than 3 years old, 3brs, 2 nahue, Sentry Real Est­ Ideal for large family. enclosed porch, alumi­ plus sq.ft. Exterior baths, 2 halt baths, num sided with det­ baths, large ap- ate, 643-4060.0 On bus route. Century Needed. Training provided. Hours will be on-call clapboard and brick. lacuzzl and 3 car gar­ ached 2 cor garage. On Full deck and lands­ pllanced country kit­ 21 Epstein, 647-8895.□ with pager, Monday through Friday from age. Philips Real Est­ MANCHESTER - Enloy park like setting. 4.7 caped yard, walk out chen, finished walk-out ate, 742-1450.O cozing up In the fire- 4;30pm-11pm, Saturday, Sunday and bank basement. Reduced CLASSIC Colonial - Tree acres. Great home for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING finished basement, 2 placed living room of privacy or to raise $10,000 to $169,900. Phil­ lined street, sidewalks, 643-2711 holidays from 7am-11 pm. Good extra income for car garage with open­ this 3 bedroom, IV2 children. $195,000. Con­ ers. $272,000. Call Gerry ips Real Estate, 742- bath full dormered village charm, go with reliable people performing service calls. A 1450.D NORTH Coventry - 56 this older 6 room Co­ tact Marie or Tony, at 644-8332. Deer Hill Lane. Builder Cape. $148,000. Privacy 646-3663. PART TIME thorough background investigation is required. ottered by this large lonial. Screened porch, I 0 3 PART TIME HELP lIsjHELP m i JHELP will consider trade - private yard, fireplace. FINANCIAL HELP WANTED I77IHELP HELP For more information, Call Jan or Kevin at (203) HELP HELP New 3,300 sq.ft. Custom treed, fenced yard. Su­ MANCHESTER HELP WANTED WANTED I'M w a n t e d I'M w a n t e d san Donahue, Sentry Lovely residential L lil WANTED WANTED 235-7861. WANTED Contemporized Cape neighborhood. Call MANAGEMENT Trai­ WANTED Real Estate, 643-4060.Q OPEN HOUSE LICENSED - Hair dress­ eoe ED on cul-de-sac overlook­ Ron Fournier for a VAN Driver - Dlal-A- SALES Clerk - Part time RECEPTIONIST/Secre- 0 nees; Our wholesale ing part time flexible SELF Employed mom Is ing golf course (rear personal Inspection of September 13th supply chain develops Rlde. Town of Glaston- at local flower shop, 2 tary - Fulltime position looking for day time BECAUSE YOU never hours. 742-9919.______to 3 days per week, 8 know when someone will PART TIME view). Huge 20x24 fam­ this lovely home. managers from the bury. Two (2) In small Andover ma­ childcare for 18 month ily rm, private en­ MANCHESTER - Owner 6-8PM positions, part-time, 0- RETAIL Sales - Part time hours per day. Flexible nufacturing firm. Typ­ be searching tor the Item anxious! Drastically RE/MAX East of the ground up. Begin In old son, 8 to 10 hours SUBSTITUTE Teacher -j trance to studio above River, 647-1419.0 146 Green Roaij warehouse and deliv­ 19 hours/week (hours position for outgoing schedule. More hours ing, some computer per week/schedule you have for sale. It’s NEWSPAPER INSERTERS reduced! $164,900. Lots Individual In unique at holidays. Apply at better to run your want ad The Department oF* CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES garage, possible In-law Dynamite Cape, great floor ery then go wherever vary depending upon work, general clerical mov vary. References situation, priced well of room In this newer 7 balloon ond gift shop. Brown's Flowers, 163 for several days... cancel­ Children and Youth. Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and Part time afternoons. Want to got out of the plan, large rooms. Park like your ability allows. need). Operates vans skills. Excellent benef- required. 647-0809. Services Is presently- below replacement room Contemporary. Contact Ken at Man­ that are used by seniors Coll 646-2302.______Main Street, Its. Call 647-1453. ing It as soon as you get 3pm-11pm and 11pm-7am shifts. Full or part house for a few hours? We are looking for Lower level family yard with brook. $139,900. Manchester. results. recruiting for a substl-!i cost. Reduced to chester Wlnnelson,649- who use DIal-A-Rlde DENTAL Assistant Ver- STEADY Employment DO YOU have a bicycle no tute teacher at the • time positions. responsible people to Insert advertising $297,900. Philips Real room with full bath, Dir; Middle turnpike to Prince­ 4563.______program to transport non office. Two days a one rides? Why not offer it wood stove flue, c/a, ton, left on Green Road. available Inplastlcma- State Receiving Home.i^ Every other weekend required supplements into our newspapers. Great Estate, 742-1450.O them to their desired week. No experience BOOKKEEPER - Part nufacturlng plant. Full for sale with a want ad? MECHANIC’S Helper - deck, 2 car garage. GILLETTE REAL DISH Washer - Local food a diagnostic residen-- WILLINGTON - Parker Susan Donahue,Sentry locations. Operates necessary will train. time, Wednesday - Fri­ and part time posi­ Part time. Town of tial facility In East"! •Ask about our child care reimburaement opportunity to earn extra cash. ESTATE service company has van In compliance with Rood. Builder may Real Estate, 643-4060.O an opening position for 875-5664.______day, 8am-5pm. Ac­ tions. Hours flexible. MORNING Position Glastonbury. Trans­ Windsor, CT. Pleasant- •Non-benefits rate of pay program 683-1177 all safety & highway counts receivable and Monday - Friday. take trade. Relive his­ a hardworking person SECRETARY for local Call 643-2590.______available for dependa­ port Town vehicles for professional environ-, Will Train tory In a new 1748 Salt ROYAL Treatment! This rules and laws; ability payable, payroll. Ex­ ble person. Hours 8am- repair estimates, front- MANCHESTER to lolnourteom. Duties to accurately maintain law office. Shorthand Full Time delivery - Sat- ment; comprehensive* Please call Frank MeSweegan at the Box reproduction built handsome 1 year old Include washing pots, and word processing perience required. Of­ urday required. Heavy 1pm dally, must have end alignments, emis­ support system.; Please call: Director of Staff Development, Contemporary was de­ $134,900 dally records; ability fice located In Man­ Manchester Herald, 647-9946 from Sturbridge Vil­ 9 9 1 CONDOMINIUMS emptying trash and required. 646-2426. lifting Included. Paid an excellent driving sion testing, and to Bachelor's degree Is * Crestfield ConvaloKont Home of Manchester lage plans drawn by signed and constructed Absolutely immaculate. to maintain effective chester. Call 528-1300 record. Duties Include, steam clean trucks and “ I FOR SALE light cleaning. We offer OFFICE Help - General train in g . $5.50 per required; Special Edu-; 643-5151. Russell S. Oatman. 3 with only the best of Vinyl Sided Cape! 3 working relationship for appointment. cleaning cars, running equipment; parts pick­ cation background-* quality and craftsman­ $7 to start and super with staff, older adults office, phone, compu­ hour. 643-2171.______fireplaces, beehive bedrooms, paneled benefits. Call 633-4663, errands and general up and mall delivery as preferred. Salary Is $60^ ship! 3 bdrms, 2'/2 MANCHESTER - Two and general public; ter helpful. Monday SALES - Surround your­ oven, 3 brs, 2'/z baths, family room, newly bedroom townhouse. Glastonbury. Ask for chores. Contact Tom needed; general gar­ per day. To apply,, on a 3-fac parcel with baths, whirlpool, ap­ ability to obtain and through Friday. 2pm- PART Time property ma- self with beauty. Excel­ Kelley, 646-6464. Carter Convenient to down­ Dave. 5pm. Anne, 646-6270. age cleaning; dis­ please call Ken Valen-^ MACHINI5T5 brook and pond, owner prox. 2300 sq.ft., fire­ renovated and annually renew a Pub­ nager/secretary. lent opportunity for Chevrolet, 1229 Main mounts recyclable GLASTONBURY GAGE town and 1-84. $87,900 Needed for profes­ full time employment tine. Principal at 623-* C.N.C. Lathe/^.T.L. and Engine lathe 2nd loan up to $50,000. place, 26x14 deck over­ decorated. Private GENERAL dental office lic Service Vehicle PART Time hours 6pm- Street, Manchester. tires; assists In parts 3393. EOE/AA ; is a manufacturer of industrial gages. We are currently negotiable. Call 647- assistant, flexibletime. sional real estate of­ with one of Connecti­ operators with minimum 5 years experi­ $329,900. Philips Real looks peaceful treed backyard, attached Drivers License; abil­ 10pm. Monday - Fri­ SECRETARY Busy Inventary; cleans and seeking individuals to fill the following positions: yard near Manchester 8850. Training using your ity to follow oral and day. South end of fice. Must have typing, cut's finest lewelers. Estate, 742-1450.O breezeway and garage. word processing, school office, typing, waxes cars and light M ACHINIST all round, ence, in the machining of aircraft as­ Country Club. Offered skills. 649-9287.______written Instructions. Manchester. Call 646- Extensive benefit pro­ trucks. Class 3 license A BAR OF toilet soap** ' Perlorm Bridgeport and lathe operalions. strong communication gram. Apply In person phone, some computer semblies. Benefits include: major medi­ at $334,900. Jackson & CHILD Care/Housekeep- Previous experience In 8228 between 8;30am- work, general office required. Fifteen (15) placed In suitcases will I ' Minimum 2 years experience BOLTON - Light, bright, Jackson Real Estate, LOTS/LAND Ing needed. Mature operating large capac­ 3pm, ask for Carol. and organizational Tuesday, through Sat­ keep them smelling nl- “ ' Prototype and fixture experience a plus but we are willing to train. cal, dental, and 401K retirement plan. skills. Send written re­ responsibilities. hours per week, $8.58 and airy. Immaculate 647-8400.D FOR SALE and experienced per­ ity vehicles desirable. urday, 10am-5pm. Mi­ ce...and may come In 2 Must have own tools. ONE OF THE good habits sume to Mr. Rossetto, 7:30am-2:30pm. Full per hour. Applications Call or apply at: condition, freshly MINT Condition! This son. Full time. Must Candidates must pos­ chael's Jewelers, 958 are available at the handy next time you go on *■ MACHINIST TRAINEE painted, new carpet­ LAND - North Coventry, thrifty people have deve­ ERA Blanchard & Ros­ Main Street, Manches­ year position. Hours super 4 rm Townhouse have own transporta­ sess a CT Class III Town Manager's Of­ a vacation trip. Boost I ' 6 months experience desirable ing, 2 floor to celling Riley Mtn. Road, 3.5ac loped Is dally reading of setto, Incorporated ter. 643-2741. eoe vary during the Is lust waltlngforanew tion. 659-1009. driver's license. fice, 2155 Main Street, your vacation budget by • ' Individual will receive extensive training and have an opportunity to J.T. SLOCOMB approved building lot, Realtors, 189 West Cen­ summer ond school va­ fireplaces, 3brs, 2Vj owner. 2 bdrms, IV2 Hourly rate: 58.58. Ap­ the ads In classified Glastonbury, CT 06033 selling Idle Items around • do prototype work.. baths, family room, on ^4 ac pond, southern TRUCK Driver - Syndet ter Street, Manchester, DO YOU have a bicycle no cations. Excellent be­ 68 Matson Hill Road baths, deluxe cherry plications may be ob­ That’s where they find and must be received Stop in and till out an application or send resume to: BETTER THAN NEW exposure, horses per­ value buys. CT 06040. one rides? Why not offer it nefits. Call 649-5336, your home for cash. Place ‘ a quiet street. kitchen, private base­ Products Incorporated tained from the Town by Friday, September $210,000. Philips Real $189,900 — mitted! Reduced to af Bolton, CT, has an for saie with a wont ad? 8;30am-4pm. an ad In classified to find a • Glastonbury Gage South Glastonbury, CT 06073 ment, ample parking, Manager’s Office, 2155 22, 1989. AA/EOE/M F cash buyer, • 103 Commerce Street Estate, 742-1450.0 Three years young, $85,900. (Owner Is anx­ opening for a truck Main Street, Glaston­ low monthly fee! Beau­ Glastonbury, CT 06033 633-9485 BEAUTIFUL Oversized - tifully kept! Imme­ Raised Ranch. ious to sell and wants driver to make deliver­ bury, CT 06033 and offer!!) Apollo ies to metropolitan NY 659-3761 Brick Cape, 2,300st, 8 diate occupancy. Landscaped, open acre must be received by m/f DO« Attention: Joe Geraci Gardens subdivision - and northern NJ. No September 22, 1989. MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST WAREHOUSE HELP rooms, 4 brs, 2'/2 baths, $114,500. Jackson 8< lot in Andover. 3 (In-law possibllltv), Jackson Reol Estate, prestigious area. Lot 12 overnights. Must have AA/EOE/MF AAA AUTO CLUB South Windsor Internal Medicine Group is NAMCO — One of America's largest retailers of bdrms. 2 baths, 2 car Safari Dr., 1.8 ac, area class 2 license and be 21 above ground pools, spas, and patio furniture hardwood parquet 647-8400.O______MANCHESTER seeking a full time medical receptionist. PART TIM E garage. Many extras!! of new homes, $79,900. years old. Excellent has immediate openings for full time warehouse flooring, large country DON'T Miss The Boat! kitchen, french doors, 2 Lot 22 Sotarl Dr., prime company benefits In­ NURSES AIDES Immediate positions open in our Broad Street office. Duties include: answering phones, greet­ personnel at our location in Manchester. Fantastic opportunity wooded 1 ac homesite, cluding prafit sharing, Excellent______communication 1 skills, professional ^pear- CARPET CLEANING fireplaces, deck. Great Need extra Income? Come Positions are permanent, full benefits package, NEWS STAND DEALER to purchase a home on $83,900. Lots In new I UWMWUWUwll CUIvVwl nllw~iwU ing and directing patients, scheduling yard! Coventry health and dental Insu­ work In a one on one set­ ance, cash transaction experience and/or knowlkjge Timber Trail in Man­ of geography helpful. For competitive wages, a gri hours 8am-5pm. overtime available. $192,900. Philips Real phase 3, 1-2 acres, rance. Competitive sa­ ireat appointments, transcription of progress Manchester area, deliver only to Honor chester's Lookout Mtn. undrgrnd utils, close to lary. Apply In person or ting in the patients home beneit package and a convenient location contact; TECHNICIANS Estate, 742-1450.D ABOVE AVERAGE WAGES. Boxes and stores. Established route. Work nelghborhoood! 3 shopping, area of ex­ call for appointment. every other weekend. 8am- notes. Previous medical experience re­ LAKEVIEW Property - 2 bdrms, ceramic baths, BOB JONES, 646-7096 Please apply In person to: pensive homes, less Syndet Products Incor­ 2pm. Paid miieage. Call Vi­ 9-4 pm weekdays quired. Insurance knowledge helpful. Ex­ 20k 1st Year Potential approximately 15 hours per week. Must be brs, vaulted celling and tp, hw firs, 1st fl. M i than 20 mins to Hart­ porated, Route 6, Bol­ siting Nurses of Manches­ NAMCO available at Press Time (12:30 pm) daily and skylight In kitchen, full laundry, 2 car garage, ford, deed restrictions ton, CT. 646-0172. ter. 647-1481. ______Equal Employment Opportunity______cellent benefits package. Call 644-2547. 100 Sanrico Drive Flagship Cleaning Services has positions immediately available lor walk-out basement, 1 private treed yard. Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Delivery of pap­ 2,000 sq.ft, minimum. E.D.E. EO^APP. Manchester, CT 06040 reliable individuals to train lo be Service Technicians In the carpet year buyer protection Plaster construction, MANCHESTER Use your builder or use cleaning industry. Our entry level jobs lead rapidly to Senior ers takes approximately 2'A hours. Monday plan, very affordable Martin School! ours, 3 special designs price. Coventry, $219,900. Jackson & $139,900 Technician positions lor those who show they have what it takes, where thru Saturday, dependable car a must. Updated Victorian. available, $79,900. earnings olten can exceed $20,000 a year. As the leader In our Industry $105,900. Philips Real Jackson Real Estate, Wrights Mill Road, 2 + Please call Frank 647-9946 Newer vinyl siding, 3 we also oiler an excellent benefits package. If you are 18 years okt or Estate,742-1450.D 647-8400.O acres, wooded and HOUSING : LOOK FOR THE MAINTENANCE PERSON BRs, 2 car garage. DRIVER/GUARDS over, have a valid driver's license with a good driving record and are truly OWNER Wants Quick ASHFORD - Striking! open lot, $71,900. (Suit­ Lovely homel Wells Fargo armored service corporation interested in advancing yourself. Please call 203-827-9763. You will be Sale - Huge mbr, view $269,900. Brand "New" able for a 2 family DEVELOPMENT has immediate openings for Armored Car I * STARS ... ^ Full Time of lake from large liv­ Cape with a unique home). Brigham glad you did I ing room, and extra Brook Estates - Owner United Cable Television seeks an experienced EOE floor plan which In­ ASSISTANT Driver/Guards. Applicants must be at least CLERK/TYPIST large dining room. En­ cludes a sunken family financing ($546.55 21 years of age, have a valid driver’s license iLook for the CLASSIFIED maintenance person to work from 4pm - Charnas Inc. a rapidly growing 4-A advertising closed porch, 3 brs, 1’/i room with cathedral monthly, 15,000 down, Part time contractible position assisting and have a CT pistol permit. A thorough midnight. agency is In search of the fastest fingers "East baths, garage. Coven­ celling and fireplace, 9’/2%, 30 yr amortiza­ Director to develop housing cooperatives background investigation is required. For of the River." Responsibilities for this position try, reduced from master bedroom with tion. Olde Tavern i ADS with STARS; The individual we seek must possess which includes people with disabilities. consideration call (203) 235-7861. will include heavy word processing/typing, $146,900 to $127,900. balcony overlooking Lane, Lot 7, 1.48 ac Aide in the development process initially eoe ; Put a star on your ad experience with stripping, buffing and JOB FAIR filing and back up telephone coverage. The Philips Real Estate, family room and an approved lot, $82,500. carpet cleaning. Familiarity with cleaning Ideal candidate should be able to type 55 to 60 742-1450.O open kltchen/dlnlng Olde Tavern Lane, Lot in Manchester and Glastonbury, recruit 6, 1.05 ac approved lot, materials and equipment is essential. wpm and possess a flexible nature and FANTASTIC Yard - area. D.W. Fish Realty, EAST HARTFORD co-op residents, staff committees, prepare excellent interpersonal skills. If you are Corner lot with view of 643-1591.□ $82,500. Coventry 23.9 a .1 OPEN HOUSE $168,500 acres of land, open and grant proposals, and provide administra­ Interested applicants are encouraged to looking for a career In a fast paced advertising countryside, 3 brs, MANCHESTER - Great PRICE REDUCED on TO CLEAN artificial flow­ wooded, small pond, tive support. Experience in housing, and Household vinegar Is an apply to: At the G. Fox agency, please forward a resume or contact walk-out basem ent, Cape! $149,900. Three this Aluminum sided & ers, place them heads effective and Inexpensive 643-2711 Lisa Pustls at; many evergreens bedroom In excellent Brick 7 rm., 3 bdrm. horse barn, older home familiarity with McIntosh computer pre­ down In a paper bag, add fabric softner when added UNITED CABLE TV Distribution Center along borders, close to location. Featuring Raised Ranch. 2 yr. old In need of repairs, 750 ferred. Compensation negotiable. Send salt and shake well. To to the final laundry rinse. Charnas Incorporated middle and high central air, brand new heating system. 1 full ft. frontage. $279,900. 91 Shield Street stop by our South Windsor distribution center Ellington, high and resume by September 22, to Co-Op Initia­ clean out storage areas in Classified Is the effective 76 Eastern Bivd. school. Coventry. triple pane windows, 2 and 2 halt bath. 2 car your home or garage, and Inexpensive way to West Hartford, CT 06011 tomorrow to learn about full and part time Glastonbury, CT 06033 $151,900. Philips Real full baths and large garage. Large deck & dry, .574 acre building tives, 60 Lorraine Street, Hartford, CT place an ad in classified find a cash buyer tor opportunities which can provide you with a Estate, 742-1450.0 tenced-ln yard. D.W. large lot. lot on sewer line. Ideal 06105. No Phone Calls Please. 657-8600 for modular home felling our readers whot household Items you no An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H/V holiday or career positions. Human Resoures ENJOY yesteryear's Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 you have tor sale. longer use. 643-2711. builder, priced at representatives will be on hand all day to discuss charm with today's MANCHESTER - Neat as $55,900. Philips Real modern conveniences a pin! $139,900. Turn the Estate, 742-)450.o the details of your future as; In this classy new 3 bdr key and move right In DAIRY FARMS Victorian. Central air this beautifully deco­ LAND - Give us a call • Merchandise Marker and vac, 2 tiled tp's, rated home. Many new about our 6% private M A N C H E STER JO B SERVICE...always ready to serve lob-seekers and area employers at no charge... * Competitive salary plus incentive bonus wrap around porch, features Including new land loans In Coven- JOB • Data Entry Clerical ICE CREAM lacuzzl. All on 1 Vi coun­ burner, carpeting try/Hebron. Approved Here are some of the many new job openings available this week: try acres bordered by throughout, kitchen building lots starting at • Material Handler has immediate openings for stone walls. $320,000. floor, cabinets, both $65,000. Flano Real Est­ S E m C E •Local auto dealership seeking Flano Real Estate, 646- and more! D.W. Fish MANCHESTER ate, 646-5200.D •1 yr. experience required for po­ • Challenging secretarial opening auto body repairer with at least 3 All positions offer a generous employee SECOND SHIFT FREEZER 5200. □______Realty, 643-1591.□ available for Individual with good • No experience required for open­ • No experience required for open­ $232,000 MANCHESTER - Spa- sition as cook In convalescent yrs. experience. Very good pay/ discount. See us Thursday, 9/14 between BOLTON - Come and WHAT A Treot! Super secretarial skills Including typ­ ing for mechanical assembler. ing for a packer. Will package ONE OF A KIND U&R clous 4 room flat, 1st home. Part time, Saturday & Sun­ benefits. Employer will train. Ability to 9am and 7:30pm at: SELECTORS view this distinguished good price $179,900. Su­ floor. $575 plus utilities.' day only. Good pay rate ♦ bene­ ing, 40 wpm, option of steno, 90 equipment and materials. Fork lift Built Contemporary in • Only 6 mos. office experience re­ read blueprints a plus. Good pay/ experience a plus. Good pay and We offer excellent wages and a great 8 room cedar Contem­ per beautiful Interior exclusive area. 0 rooms, No pets. Call Sue, 643- fits. wpm or 1 yr. word processing ex­ porary. $299,900. Just with lots of charm. 4862. perience. Very good salary/full quired for record clerk opening. benefits. benefits. G. FOX 4 bdrms., 2 baths, 2 car • Time on your hands? Tired of be­ Will sort mall, use copier machine, benefit package including fully paid built on 1.5 acres of Large rooms tor gra­ benefits. garage. Above ground MANCHESTER - Two ing retired? Immediate opening file blueprints. Good pay and full DISTRIBUTION CENTER medical, paid vacations and holidays, woodland on Birch cious entertaining and pool, deck, lovely yard. bedroom apartment. for a part time van driver to deliver •Bachelor's degree In computer benefits. Mtn. Features a well living. Fireplace to sit MUCH MOREII Stove, refrigerator, auto detailing supplies within an science + 3 yrs. experlenceer re­ 401K retirement and profit sharing plan. planned kitchen with around and take the 'Immediate opening for machinist 301 Governor’s Highway heat, hot water, air 8-10 mile radius of Manchester, quired for excellent systems ana­ State of Connecticut Applications are now being accepted at oak cabinets and wet chill off the cool Fall STRANO REAL conditioning. Nice lo- Must have valid Ct. driver's li­ lyst position. Knowledge of For­ with 1 yr. experience to set up and • Secretary/word processor sought Labor Department South Windsor, Ct. Dairy Farms Ice Cream, 40 Tolland Stage bar area, spacious evenings. This Is the catlon. Call 649-5249. cense and good motor vehicle re­ tran, basic DES, Lotus and multi­ operate Bridgeports, grinders, by engineering firm. Type 65 wpm family room with tp once In a lifetime fam­ ESTATE cord. Good rate of pay. mate required. Very good salary * lathes, and drill presses. Good 1 yr. word processing experi­ 806 Main Street 282-3010 Road, Tolland, CT Monday - Friday, and sliders to deck, ily home. Call and ask 395 North Main St. EAST HARTFORD - Tol­ benefits. pay and benefits. ence. Excellent salary/benefits. Manchester, CT 06040 8;00AM - 5:30PM, Saturday 9AM - 1PM. formal dining room Barbara to show you Manchester, CT land Street, 1 bedroom. Interviews will be arranged on the spot. EOE and more. Flano Real around. RE/MAX East $600 Including utilities. (203) 649-4558 Estate, 646-5200.O of the River, 647-1419.n 647-”S0LD” 282-7337. I 24—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 13, 1989

I INVESTMENT APARTMENTS IE PROPERTY FOR RENT MUSICAL TAG CARS ( 8 ^ ( m ] ™SALES FDR SALE ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ ITEMS SALES IhO ily, (3) six families, 11 VERNON. For limited ARMSTRONG Flute - CHEVROLET Camar and 14 unit properties time only enloy a free S p e c ia lis t Like new. Best offer, for sole. All hove some color television with 643-9846. 1985 - V-6, tuned poi owner tlnonclno ovoll- signed lease. Modern Infection, 5 speed all oble for qualified buy­ spacious 1 bedroom power steering an ers. Coll 871-6307. An apartment. Eat-In kit­ GIAN T parish-wide tag salel2500 brakes, am/fm, 82K Informational bro­ chen, large bedroom, $4,499. 646-9826. chure will be mailed. private balcony, stor­ MISCELLANEDUS sq. ft. of useful items. PONTIAC Firebird 1977 age, large pool, heot IsD FDR SALE Needs work. Best offei APARTMENTS and hot water Included. Many antiques among them. St. James Coll 649-9151 after Spn FOR RENT Starting at $495. Call CARPENTRY/ CLEANING SERVICES Church parking iot, 898 Main $t. FORD LTD C o u n tr 870-9665.______REMODELING END ROLLS Squire Wagon - 197: Thirty Locust Street. 4 LIK E private home. 3'/a 27'6" width — 25C Thurs, 9/14 & Fri. 9/15 5-11 PM; Sat. 9/ 4(X)V-8, excellent cond room heated apart­ tion. $500. 647-7890. rooms. Lease. Secur­ COUNTRY CLEANERS 13" width — 2 for 25C 16 11-11 PM. ment 1st floor. Secur­ ity. Working single GCF HOME Commercial and raaldentlal. P LYM O U TH Reliant 198 ity. No pets. $650 male preferred. 643- Nawaprlm end rolls can be Exparlanoad and dependabla. picked up at tha Manchaatar - All options, 81K. E> monthly. 646-2426. 9om- 2880.______SERVICES Call for a free estimate. cellent condition, Remodeling, repair, decks, Herald O NLY before 11 a.m. 5pm weekdovs.______118 Main Street, 3 room Monday through Thursday. owner, $1,500 or bes trim work, small Jobs. Carol Green MANCHESTER - 9 Or­ M AN C H ESTER - Two apartment Including TRAILER - Utility/camp' offer. 647-0347. bedroom duplex. $625 Senior Citizen Discount chard Street, Sep­ heat/hot water. $560 649-0778 Ing. Enclosed. $150,646 tember 16th, 9am-3pm. TAG per month plus utili­ per month. Security. 645^559 5828. C H EV R O LET 1984 Celet ties. Appliances In­ Children's clothing, HU SALES No pets. 646-2426, 9am- toys, household Items. rlty - 4 door, full cluded. References and 5pm weekdoys.______ELECTRICAL equipped. Excellen 1 Va month security dep­ ABLE HOME AIR Conditioners - Frlgl- MANCHESTER - 9 Gol- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ condition. Askin CHARM ING 5 room his­ way, Saturday the 16th, osit. No pets. October toric Colonial. Coyen- IMPROVEMENT dalre, approximately eral Statute 23-65 prohibits $4,000. 646-2392. 1st. 649-4817.______Establlshad 1M1 CONSTANTINE ELECTRIC 8500 B TU , $50. General 9am-1pm. Moving, ev­ tha posting of advertise­ try Village. Secured erything must go. ments by ony parson, firm or OWN Bedroom, applian­ parking. $630 monthly. httrodwes the No job too small Electric carry all, $75. 1985 SUBARU OL 4 doo console humidifier, corporation on o talagroph, Sedan - Standard tran: ces, $430, prime center No pets. 742-6715 or MANOR ROOM Free estimates DON’T KNOW anyone telephone, electric light or location. For 1 person, 456-0064.______$25. 643-6733.______power pole or to o tree, mission, 42,000 mile: Custom designed modular Fully Insured and who wants to buy what $3,000. 646-7423. deposit. References. 449 Main Street, 5 room addition. TH R E E metal oak top you have to sell? Let a shrub, rock, or any other licensed natural oblact without o writ­ No pets. Available Im­ apartment. $600 per • UsMwaleM — oan be added desks with office chairs want od find a cash buyer SUBARU 1988 GL-10 XT mediately. 649-9287. to sxMlns deoka or pallo'a and 2televlslon stands. ten permit for tha purpose of Coupe. Excellent con month plus utilities. 6 4 6 - 1 2 8 4 tor you! protecting It or tha public and M AN CH ESTER -N ew er 6 Security. No pets. 646- • No toundallon needed — eo Call 649-2371. ditlon. 12K, loaded oan be buM anywhere carries o fine of up to $50 for Asking $12,900. Call 646 room duplex. Three 2426, 9am-5pm, « Ouamy malarWe DUMAS ELECTRIC aoch offense.______5115. bedrooms, 1'/a baths, weekdays. • Inaulaled Service changes, CARS CARS full basement, deck. • Moat k>ba oofflpMed In one additional wiring and MANCHESTER - Imme­ FDR SALE FDR SALE All appliances. $750 diate occupancy. Also complete remodeling repairs on existing im monthly plus utilities. Large 4 rooms, heat, service PETS AND TRUCKS/VANS 646-7693 anytime. homes. Quality work at hot water and applian­ * Adda Ion . Oooka affordable prices. |S ° | SUPPLIES FOR SALE M ANCHESTER - Three ces. Security required. * nooSng * Roofing SCHALLER room apartment. Heat No pets! 646-2970. * Oamgae * Siding Entirely owner operated. CLYDE ACURA QUALITY FREE - Two Ferrets, 1971 BRONCO In storage * Dormere * KItohen'a 27 years exp. Call CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. and hot water. $475 * neplaoeniani WIndowt PRE-OWNED AUTOS male and female. Coll Blue and white. Min monthly. Lease and Joseph Dumas R O U T E 83, V E R N O N 83 Nltiin Stingg *3405 292-6217. condition. 56,000 origl Can Rm 5 Spd . A/C. Slufuo references. 649-4820- 646-5253. 80 Malibu Classic Wag. *2995 07C«llciQTS *11405 nal miles, 302standard 646-4412. 643 -9 96 6 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. *6895 5 Spd . Loadud, Rad 83 Pontiac 6000 LE *3005 MANCHESTER - All new CONDOMINIUMS 84 BuicK Century Wag *5995 mornings and evening! MISCELLANEOUS VO. Auto. Loadad I q ^ c a r s or 633-5488. 1 bedroom apartment. FOR RENT 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 84 Chav Caprica Ciaaalc *4005 FARRAND REMODEUNG V8. Loadad FOR SALE Stove, refrigerator, Room addNIone. doekt roofing, SERVICES 85 Buick Elecira 4 Dr. *9995 88 Acura Intagra 3 Dr. *11405 1971 GMC Dump Truck ■ M A N C H E S T E R - One elding, wlndowe and guttere. All dish washer. $500 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 Auto. A/C. Low Mllaa. Rad CHEVY Comoro Z-281985 6500 series, ^7 yards. monthly plus utilities. bedroom townhouse. types of remodeling and repalre. 86 Chav Nova *3005 Excellent condition. Fully appllanced kit­ Can Bob Ferrand. Jr. 86 Delta 68 2 Door *9995 Auto. Starao - T-top, power steerlng- Coll 646-5355. HAWKES TREE SERVICE 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6995 85 Toyota Corolla SR*5 *3005 /brakes, V-8,5.0L, 47K, New - brakes, froni chen, living room with Bucket, truck & chipper. 5 Spd . A/C, Starao. Claan M A N C H E S TE R - One Bus. 647-8509 86 Century Wagon *7495 $5,900. 646-9826. end, transmission, pto fireplace, air condi­ Stump removal. Free 87 Jaap Wranglar *6005 and shaft, drive line, bedroom, carpet, ap­ tioning, washer/dryer Rat. 645-6849 aatimalaa. Special 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 5 Spd . V-e. Soft Top AUDI 4000 1980 - $2500. pliances. Centrally lo­ conaldaratlon for aldarly 65 Buick Cantury *4005 clutch. $5,800 firm. 228- hook-up, deck. $675 per 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 Auto. A/C Excellent condition cated. $510 monthly and handicapped. 83 Honda Accord LX *4305 0787 mornings or month Plus utilities. 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 plus extras. 646-9826. plus utilities and secur­ S Spd. A/C evenings. 649-2369.______REMODEUNG! 647-7553 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 83 Olda Clara *3005 ity. Call 646-2457, 9am- Now is the time to fix up 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 ve. Auto. A/C 5pm. VERNON 1 bedroom the bath or kitchen. Com ­ 84 Olda Cutlaaa *3005 LEGAL NOTICES condo with garage, 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 Auto. A/C. P.8 plete or partial. Think MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM PEMNir! MANCHESTER - Imme- pool and appliances. PIANO TUNING 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 TOWN OF MANCHESTER dlate occupancy. about tile for the floor, Mark Trotier 345 CENTER ST., LEGAL NOTICE $525 monthly plus utlll- MANCHESTER Large 2Va room, heat, tles. 953-6328.______wall or backsplash. Re­ 8 7 2 -9 1 | At Its meeting of September 6, 1989 tha Planning and Zoning hot water and applian­ 15 Years Exerience 647-7077 M AN C H ESTER - Porter­ place that entry door for a Commission made tha following decisions; ces. Security required. now look. Other home Reasonable Rates MANCHESTER 1-14 ASSOCIATES A JOHN FINOUERRA — No pets 1 646-2970.______field Condo for rent. 2 bedroom townhouse Improvement services Inland Wetland (M-123A); Final Plan Review (M-122); HEBRON - Two bedroom avtdlabfo. Call Barry at 647-5719 CARDINAL Erosion & Sedimentation Control (M-124) — octlng In Its CELEBRATION with lacuzzi, skylight, BOB RILEY capacity os the Inland Wetlands agency, tha Commission apartment. Heat, hot all appliances and gar­ 646-2411. water, appliances, car­ BUICK, INC. approved tha application to conduct ragulotad activities age, 2'/a baths. No pets. ISLAND CONSTRUCTION 1988 Dodge Dakota P/U $8680 OLDSMOBILE within tha wetlands at 201, 251, 259 and 283 Buckland Street. peting Included. Large Screened loam, gravel, The Commission also approved with modifications tha final yard, parking, cellar Available Imme- FREE ESTIMATES 1988 Buick Skylark $8960 259 Adams St, Manch. dlately. $1,300. Be­ processed gravel, 1988 Buick Century $11990 development plan and erosion plan for a portion of the same storage. 20 minutes to 649 1749 address. tween 8am-3pm, 646- sand, stone, and fill for 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $6490 UConn and Hartford. 6454, 6pm-9pm, CARreNfEM^AiiM 1687 Honda CRX $7380 New 1989 MARY CATHERINE DEVELOPMENT CO. — Subdivision & $625 monthly. 649-2871. Reaeonably priced realdan- delivery call Qeorge sidewalk deferment (M-125) — Birch Mountain II — approved September th. 15th and 16th 647-1805.______1687 Buick Century Wag $8680 14 tlal Improvements. Cleaning, Qrlffing 742-7686. Cutlass with modifications and a condition the application to create o MANCHESTER - 4 room hauling, building, ramodw- 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 24 lot subdivision at 105 Birch Mountain Rood. The apartment. Applian­ ing (la kHchana. b«hs, and 1686 LeSabre LTD Cpe. $8660 Calais Coupe Commission granted the request to defer the Installation of BRAND New Condo - 1986 Olds Calais $6980 sidewalks on the eost side of Birch Mountain Rood and on the ces, separate utilities, 1 Never lived In 3 bed­ rac rooma). All calla an- St# 9407 CLOWNS...BALLOONS...JUGGLERS... car porklng. 643-4827. awered. Relafarancaa. 1988 Chev Monte Carlo $8495 TW StMdng 4-way Manual SaaL south sides of Carter Street and Brookvlew Circle. The room Townhouse, 2Va 1986 Toyota Camry $6160 POL. Eng. 25 Utar. EFIL4 (Tach IV), Commission denied the request to deter the Installation of AT, Raar Oatoogar. PiaS/SORIS 3BR baths, central alr/vac, 647-1824 LANDSCAPING 1986 Buick Elecira 380 $10250 sidewalks on one side of Amanda Drive and the Installation of WORTH LOOKING into... WW Tkaa. B d K Powaf From Mac granite curbs and rood widening on Birch Mountain Rood and the mony bargolns of­ all appliances Includ- 1966 El Camino loaded $7680 k RR Drum. CompoaMa Halogan Carter Street. In g microwave, wishing will not sell any­ 1685 Buick Riviera $9480 Haarlamoa. Bumpar WMa Rub fered for sale every day In aiHp, From S Raar R/SMa Mirror, washer, dryer and Ice thing ... a low-cost ad In General Yard Clem Up 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 UUS EAST (UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY) — the classified columns! • Lawns Rakad AM/FM ETR w/Saak S Scan. Trip Plan Review (U-15); Erosion & Sedimentation (U-16) — maker. Wall to wall Classified will. Why not 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $6860 Odommar. Doma Courtaay UgMa. • Brush Removal Raar Shouktar Batta approved with modifications o site plan modification and carpeting, fireplace, place one today! 643-2711. • Tree Removal 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 NEWER 3 bedroom du- Over 12 to choose from ^oslon & sedimentation control plan for 153 Vernon Street plex. Quiet street. Ap­ deck, attached garage • Hadga Trimming 1985 Olds Clera $5695 pliances, wall-to-wall w/door opener, secur­ • And Mora 1684 OtdsmobUe Firenze $4990 Starting at A copy of this decision has been filed In the Town Clerk'; ity system and full PAINTING/PAPERING • Raasonabla Rates 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 office. carpeting. $750 plus 81 Adams St., Manchester utilities. Security. 649- basement. Central lo­ “We can tell you Coll 657-9761 $9,999* Planning and Zoning Commisslo 1092. cation short walk to 64 9 -4 5 7 1 'Indudea All QM Incantivaa Leo Kwosh, Secretory Manchester Hospital, what to look for... CR Financing at low as 2.9% 024-09 MANCHESTER - Two parkade and many CONCRETE and 3 bedroom apart­ churches. No children. and what to look ments. 646-1218, ask for Phil or Suzanne. No pets, trucks, RV'sor motorycles. $1200 per outforF Roman Spiewak MANCHESTER - Three month plus utilities. Mason Contractor bedroom, $595 Includ­ Call 646-8711. H a rB ro Brick. Block or Stone ing heat and hot water. Chimnays, Patios. Walla Credit references re­ Painting New, naatorsSona and Repaks 89 CHEVY TRUCK quired. No pets. 643- 646-4134 0157, 12pm-5pm. HOMES of Manchester IE FOR RENT Qet that chimney re­ FREE GIFTS and a PLAZA Quality Painting paired before wintert Call MANCHESTER - New 3 Services now for a free estimate. bedroom Colonial, IVa •Free Estimates Fully Insured. YEAR END GRAND PRIZE DRAWING Sell Your Car baths, garage. $950 monthly plus utilities. 2 •Senior (Jitizen Discounts TALAGA MASONRY CERTIFICATE • 2nd PRIZE: $100 month security deposit •Aluminum & Vinyl 643-8209 and references. No Powerwashing GIFT CERTIFICATE • 3rd PRIZE: $50 GIFT CERTIFICATE pets. 643-2121. REQISTER IN PARTICIPATING STORES...EACH PRIZE 4 Linesns — 10 Days 646-6815 50C charge each addi­ We’re Here To Serve COMPUTERS CLEARANCE SALE tional line, per day. You STORE AND can cancel at any time. I OFFICE SPACE Wail Papering and SORRY, Painter Got a new computer? NO REFUNDS OR MANCHESTER - 3'/a Need a tutor? We are proud to serve you. ADJUSTMENTS 30 years Experience rooms, 760 sq.ft, of Insurance and Do you own a oomputar? Let ma prestigious office help you tin t out what your LOWEST YEAR END PRICES References oomputar oan do lor you. CALL HERALD space available Imme­ Katp Ineomo tax raoordo. diately In Watkins Cen­ MARTY MAHSSON 648-4431 Drth laitara. CLASSIFIED ter, Main Street. Call Soft out your payment tchadufao. 643-0078. Do monthly bNIIng. 643-2711 WALLPAPERING & Toaeh your kida oomputtr tklllo. i v X 7 l MANCHESTER - Five FACTORY REBATES r r Find out what you oan do on tho n room office suite - 2 PAINTING oomputar. NO CHARQE FOR restrooms. Excellent CaWnga Rapalrad or Raplaoad INITIAL <* HOUR INTERVIEW To sign visibility - park­ Inaurad/Rafaraneaa dalormlna both your naado and If I UP TO $1250 ing. 643-2121. G.L McHugh can be of aaalatanoa. 643-9321 6 4 9 -6 7 6 3 ■I I HOMES ■ HOMES OR I id FOR SALE FOR SALE GMAC FINANCING STORE AND les I MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER $136,500 OFFICE SPACE I SERVICES FROM 2.9%/2 YRS MANCHESTER - 6100 GSL Building Mainte­ sq.ft. Excellent retail nance Co. Commercl- space, will subdivide. al/ResIdentlal building TO 6.9%/4 YRS. $8.00 sq.ft. - nnn. F.J. repairs and home Im­ Advertising supplement to the Manchester Herald SplleckI Realtors, 643- provements. Interior Wednesday, September 13. 1989 1 2121 and exterior painting, MANCHESTER - Five light carpentry. 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But he said the U.S.-Soviet Bui the United States must first memorandum is designed to serve as Grand Opening Spedals gam ihc cooperation of West Ger­ a “confidence-building” measure many, on whose territory some U.S. that could improve prospects for a chemical weapons arc stored, U.S. 40-naiion treaty. officials said Wednesday. The two superpowers, the only Get your favorite Subway subs on Sunday too. o o Sccrcuiry of State James A. Baker countries to admit possessing Tasty meats piled on fresh baked bread, topped with in and Soviet Foreign Minister chemical weapons, began their Eduard A. Shevardnadze would sign negotiations four years ago and have free fixin’s. Come to Subway for our Sunday best. I ^ the agreement at their Sept. 22-23 had 12 rounds of talks in Geneva. meeting in Jackson Hole, Wyo., Besides the imminent accord. while making preparations for a su­ perpower summit. Please see ARMS, page 10 President Bush will sec 10 Gallon Starter Set-Up Patrick FlynrVManchester Herald Shevardnadze in Washington on includes: tank, air pump, corner filter, COOKING WITH GAS — Gregory Alves unboxes new stoves are converting the former Cheney weaving mill into apart­ Sept. 21, an administration official BUY ONE REGULAR FOOTLONG SUB, heater floss, carbon, air line and gravely due to be installed in the Weaver's Mill apartments on Elm ments. This photo was taken from the third floor of the said. TODAY Street. Alves, of New Haven, works for Brophy, Ahern, who Weaver’s mill. U.S. officials, who disclosed the GET ONE OF EQUAL VALUE FOR 99(* latest arms control moves, said final Index 4 Dsys Tropic3l Fish S3l6 details first must be ironed out by U.S. and Soviet experts. 20 pages, 2 sections Buy They will meet here next Monday The Plaza Plus, Recreation Department Only (higher price^ prevails — feeders and Tuesday and try to determine Democrats’ caucuses were illegal exactly how much iiiformation is to 1989 fall program tabloid at be exchanged under the agreement. “We arc close,” one official said. Business_____ 18 Nation/Wbrld_ 6-7 By Alex Girelli consistent in its findings that when a Classified___ 18-20 Obituaries______2 a majority df a board meets to dis­ The other key provision calls for Burr Corners Manchester Herald short-notice inspection of each C om ics______16 Opinion____ 8-9 cuss board business with another Focus______17 Sports_____ 11-14 Republicans rap DiRosa’s plan other’s stockpiles and plants. It is The state Freedom of Information person, the gathering is a meeting. Lottery______2 Television______15 1129 Tolland Turnpike Commission upheld a Republican Mitchell Pearlman, general coun­ town director’s complaint Wednes­ to appeal decision of FOIC sel for the FOI Commission, said the day that Democratic directors il­ law defined caucuses in terms of Manchester, CT Parakeet and Cage Special legally caucused in private. By Nancy Concelman man John I. Garside Jr. said Wed­ who is attending. If something is Dogs attack 3 children Democratic Town Chairman Manchester Herald nesday. being discussed that is agency busi­ includes: Parakeet of your choice, cage Theodore R. Cummings said today But DiRosa said today that he dis­ ness, no one else can attend. & 2 lbs of Lyric Seed his party may file a counter- Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr.’s plan agrees with the ruling Wednesday Commissioner Gloria Schaffer in day-care play yard 649-2555 complaint against the Republicans to appeal a ruling rendering tw,. by the slate Freedom of Information said it is very clear that when for holding what he called secret Commission, The ruling also says anyone outside the agency attended caucuses of Democratic directors il­ HARTFORD (AP) — A dog a report of a dog biting three people meetings. future caucuses of Democratic dircc- the gathering it becomes a meeting. legal shows that the Democrats do believed to be a pit bull terrier at­ and that the animal had been In a 4-0 vote, the FOI commission At one point DiRosa said, “’’What not want to obey the law, tacked three young boys after leap­ quarantined, but declined to release Cathy’s Critters upheld Republican Director Ronald you are saying is that Commissioner Republican Town Committee Chair- Plea.se see GOP, page 10 ing over a fence and into a yard additional details. Osclla’s complaint that two Avery’s recommendation is the law as the FOI (commission) secs it.” filled with children at a day-care Thelma Kelly, a teacher at the Democratic caucuses held with center, a victim’s relative said. center and Daniel Downer’s Cummings present and two town at­ arc meetings under the FOI law and Meanwhile Cummings said today Osella told the commission the 25% OFF law is workable and that “the com­ About 30 to 40 children were in grandmother, said she was inside the torneys violated the state’s open must be subject to the law’s require­ the Democrats will explore the pos­ the yard at the Nurture Nest Day- day-care center when two dogs ^UBUJflV^ Any One Reg. Price Item* meeting law because the Democrats, ment for public notice. mission has broad discretion to in­ sibility of fding a counlcrcomplaint terpret the law according to case- Care Center and Pre-School in jumped the fence. a quorum on the board, met with Immediately after the decision, against the Manchester Republican Hartford when the attack occurred “When the kids started to holler, I Saturday, September 16, 1989 Only others present and discussed town Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said he Party. He said the party may also specific facts as presented and ar­ With the purchase of a medium soda. Second footlong sub must be of equal gued at hearing.” Osella said the shortly before 11:30 a.m. Wednes­ went out there,” Kelly said. “It was or lesser price, Sundays only. Limit: One coupon per customer per visit. Livestock, cat & dog foods, special orders & sale items excluded^ business. The FOI Commission also will appeal it to the Superior Court. have violated the law when day, a teacher said. realty an ordeal.” Not good in combination with any other offer. ordered the Democrats to cease But he said he has not decided what Republican directors caucused with purpose of the caucus is to discuss political party matters and that when Daniel Downer, 3, of Bloomfield Offer expires: Oct. 31, 1989 Present this Coupon caucusing with others present. attorney will represent him in the Republican Town Chairman John needed more than 40 stitches to Present this Coupon In making the order, the commis­ appeal. DiRosa presented a brief to Garside and with other political ad­ the discussion shifts to discussion of close a gash to his left ear, said his for a for a sioners accepted a recommendation die FOI Commission before Wed­ visors. public business, the FOI definition father, Edward J. Downer. He said Gunman kills by Commissioner Deane C. Avery nesday’s hearing that had been Commissioner Joan Fitch, who of “meeting” comes into effect. the dog bit through to the bone of Free Goldfish moved to support the recommenda­ Free Rawhide that gatherings of the Democratic drawn up by Stephen Penny, an at­ his son’s left arm and cut the child’s 5 in rampage expires 9/17/89 expires 9/17/89 directors with Cummings present torney who is a former mayor. tion, said the commission has been Please See FOI, page 10 other car. Sale Ends 9/17/89 Downer was listed in good condi­ tion at Saint Francis Hospital and at print plant Medical Center in Hartford early Study says earnings cap costs money today, a nursing supervisor said. LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) — A The two other boys \.’ere treated printing-company employee with an and released, the nursing supervisor assault rifle and a handgun opened The report was sponsored by two 100,000 people in the 65-69 age 65-69 to approximately $10,440 by said. Derrick Comrie, 3, of Hartford, By NANCY BENAC fire in the plant today, killing at Dallas-based groups, the Institute group do not file for Social Security 1991. The Senate also has gone on was treated for a bile on his arm. least five people and wounding 14 Associated Press Writer for Policy Innovation and the Na­ benefits, according to the Social record in favor of a higher earnings The third boy’s name was not avail­ before taking his own life, police tional Center for Policy Analysis. Security Administration. limit. able. said. WASHINGTON — The govern­ They released the report in conjunc­ Today’s study estimated the Ways Edward Downer said he was told The researchers said their best es­ “It looks like a balUe zone ... ment could save $140 million a year tion with the House Republican and Means proposal would increase that a pit bull and a German by letting older Americans earn un­ timate was that if the earnings limit with the blood and the people in­ Research Committee. federal revenue by $700 million. shepherd jumped over the fence at limited outside income without for­ were scrapped, at least 700,000 ad­ volved there,” Mayor Jerry Abram­ Under cunenl law, older workers the day-care center anfl into the yard son said after touring the building feiting Social Security benefits, two ditional elderly retirees would enter “Short of abolishing the earnings between the ages of 65 and 69 lose where the children were playing. adjacent to The Courier-Journal private research groups report today. $1 in Social Security benefits for the labor market. The nation’s out­ test, virtually any increase in the put of goods and services would in­ earnings limit would lead to an in­ Teachers from the school rounded newspaper offices. every $2 they cam above $8,880. The new taxes paid by older crease in federal revenue that would up the other children, as one dog Police began a floor-by-floor The limit is $6,480 for workers crease by at least $15.4 billion, and workers who rejoin the labor force government revenue would rise by more than offset the increase in So­ first bit two boys, and then attacked search for victims because of the under age 65, and there is no limit would more than offset the higher $4.9 billion, outstripping incrca.sed cial Security benefit payments,” the Daniel Downer, who had tried to Standard-Gravure Co. building’s for those 70 or older. Social Security benefits that would Social Security payments by $140 researchers reported. stop the dog from biting a friend, many “nooks and crannies,” Chief be paid, the study said, Starting in 1990, benefits for million, they said. Edward Downer said. Richard Dotson said. “Because the penalties for work­ those age 65-69 will be reduced by Proposed legislation to exempt “The dog attacked a whole bunch “The gunman was randomly ing arc so high, many elderly $1 for every $3 earned above the Members of Congress have senior citizens who take jobs as of kids. Then the cook beat him in firing at people throughout the Stan­ workers are simply dropping out of limit, which rises with growth in repeatedly made proposals to relax child care workers from the earnings the head with a broomstick.” said dard-Gravure building,” Dotson the system and becoming more dc- average wages. or repeal the earnings limits, includ­ limits was the focus of a hearing the father. “He hit him in the head said. “We found people shot on the pendem on government instead,” Almost 1 million Social Security ing a plan approved by the Hou.se Wednesday by a subcommittee of several limes” before the dog would third floor and we found people shot Rep. Dick Armey, R-Tcxas, said in beneficiaries lose some or all of Ways and Means Committee to raise the House Select Committee on let go. an inuoduciion to the report. their benefits each year, and another the earnings limit for tliose age Aging. Hartford police said they received Please see KILLING, page 10