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By Bruce B. Bakke 'I'here are three main markets for “ I would say there are a lot of local Drinking age bill hits Nutmeg’s ‘Whorehouse’ Bolton board United Pi;fss International skylights. manufacturers out there getting into the The rapidly growing residential market business. It’s not difficult to get into and nixes grievance DALLAS — The market for residential includes skylights for new houses qnd for there’s a lot of cheap, low-quality skylights roadblock^ln Senate Is raunchy — but fun skylights is booming and Wasco Products refurbished and renovated older homes. available,” Roeger said. Inc. seeks to dominate the business. "Som e reports show a skylight runs second "Y ou can buy a skylight for $19.95. But 1 ... page A ... page 13 ... page 19 "W asco wants to be the No. 1 brand in only to a fireplace as the most desired don’t know if you’d want to put it in your home skylights,” Robert C. Roeger, the option in a home,” Roeger said. roof.” • T company’s national sales manager said on The second market segment is commer Roeger said competitors seem to be a recent trip to Texas. "W e’re going after cial, Industrial and institutional. Skylights jumping into the skylight business ’ ’alinost dominance in the marketplace in all three now are built into everything from offices on a daily basis.” Although many of their segments (of the skylight market).” and warehouses to retail stores. products are cheap and will need A key to this strategy is Wasco's plant in Custom architechtural systems make up replaced in just a few years, he said, “ that Ennis, Texas, a small town just on the edge the third area in the skylight industry. doesn’t mean all are garbage products. of the Dallas metropolitan area, where Modern architects often use huge skylights Some of them are high quality products. Clear, cool tonight; Manchester, Conn. Wasco has been making residential sky to top off and bring light into such Wasco, which likes to think of its line as Sunny, pleasant Saturday lights since 1979. Wasco, based in Sanford, structures as maiis and atriums. the “ Cadillac of the business, ” sells through Friday, June 15, 1984 Maine, plans to double the size of its “ Today one out of five windows put into a a network of distributors. Us suggested — See page 2 Single copy; 25C manufacturing plant in Ennis and relocate house is a skylight,” Roeger said. “ W e’re retail price for residential skylights ranges its residential skylight division there. hoping soon it will be one out of three.” from $140 to $450, depending on the size. iSanrkatrr Irrato "The Ennis facility enhances our mission About SO percent of the residential, Wasco products should last as long as the to be the brand name recognizd in the skylights are sold to contractors who rest of the roof, Roeger said. industry," Roeger said, remodel homes. Between 40 and 45 percent The skylight industry is growing on an Texas is the most active homebuilding are built into new homes, and the other 5 to annual basis of 30 to 35 percent per year, he market in the nation and the Ennis 10 percent are installed by do-it- said, despite some early problems. operation puts Wasco in a good position to yourselfers. expand in the Southwest. Ennis is Wasco’s "The size of the residential market today Business only manufacturing facility outside of is probably between $100 million and $125 Roeger said Wasco’s sales last year Iran is ready Sanford. million a year,” Roeger said. “ The total rea ch ^ about $16.5 million and this year "T o serve the robust housing markets in skylight market today is $350 million. The the company goal is $20 million. Texas and other Southwestern states a residential market is growing rapidly; it’s Although new housing accounts for a inflation supplier has to be close to the homebuilders. the fastest growing segment.” large percentage of the residential skylight They want to be assured of fast deliveries But it is a competitive business. In Texas sales, Roeger said Wasco is not adversely to halt attacks and reliable supply, often on short notice,” alone, Roeger estimates, there are 30 influenced by the up and down cycles of the manufacturers of home skylights. new housing market. still low Roeger said.
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Whole sale prices were unchanged in May on Gulf ships \ as falling food prices canceled risisig costf;.” )8kali)ng the second consecutive month without ABU DHABI, United Arab Emi first since the conflict started in \ any business inflation, the Labor rates (UPI) — Iran is prepared to September 1980. Draartment said today. stop attacking oil tankers in the Foreign ministers of the GCC member states — Saudi Arabia, U P l p h o to The rare two-month interruption Persian Gulf if its adversary Iraq in the rise of the Producer Price also agrees not to target neutral, Kuwait, the United Arab Emi Just for dishes Index kept the business inflation non-military shipping, the official rates, Bahrain, Qatar and Oman — rate so far this year at 3.5 percent, Iranian news agency said today. Thursday issued a condemnation These one-piece plastic cup and saucer look-alikes being well below the 5 percent to 6 “ The world is tied to the Persian of attacks on Gulf shipping at the percent range widely forecast for Gulf, the world's economy is tied end of a two-day meeting in Tail, checked by Lucinda Wolkeare parts for a new dishwasher being a R o s s m n n 's Saudi Arabia. 1984. here. If chaos is caused here it manufactured at Whirlpool Corporation’s plant in Findlay, Ohio. finC^evnns p r o d u c t s com PRnv The index of wholesale prices would bring inflation. When infla At least 37 vessels, many of them The molded component is the lower section of the dishwasher's does not directly reflect consumer tion goes up it would spread to the oil tankers, have been hit in the soil separator accumulator. prices but shows how much or how whole world," Iranian Parliament Gulf by Iran and Iraq this year. little pressure business is under to speaker Hashemi Rafsanjani was The six Gulf nations produce about mark up retail price tags in the quoted as saying. 7.7 million barrels of oil a day, near future. “ We don’t want these things to more than 90 percent of their Food prices fell 1.2 percent at happen," the IRNA news agency national revenues. Airline’s woes stir wholesale, the biggest decline quoted him as saying. Iranian officials have singled out since July 1982. Beef prices Rafsanjani. considered Iran's Saudi Arabia and Kuwait as Iraq’s tumbled 7.8 percent, fresh vegeta second most important leader chief backers, but Tehran has Our ble prices fell 15 percent and pork, after Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho warned the six nations in the GCC bankruptcy debate poultry and eggs also were lower. meini, did not repeat references to that it would retaliate against all But fuel oil prices jumped 5.2 Herald photo by Pinto Iranian preparations for a new their ships. percent and gasoline costs for offensive against Iraq in the A Kuwaiti tanker was the last By Gall Collins contract struck with the nation's dealers were up 2 percent. The 3'/i-year-old Persian Gulf war. neutral vessel to be hit in a June 10 United Press International workers during the Depression, the Securing classmate Brian Rawding’s Hartford’s Cathedral of St. Joseph report mainly reflected April price On Thursday, the Gulf Coopera missile attack north of Qatar. cornerstone of which is the right to cap with a bobby pin is Sheila Maltese, Thursday night. More pictures and a list changes in the energy area. tion Council, an Arab military and Kuwait blamed Iran. NEW YORK — Bruce Simon and organize and bargain collectively. If food and fuel were excluded one of 329 East Catholic High School of graduates are on page 3. economic alliance, proposed that Harvey Miller have spent so much time Management, he told a group of Anniversary Rafsanjani said Iran welcomed the index would have been up 0.1 seniors who received their diplomas at the United Nations help prevent its debating each now begins his speech by a U.N. call for a halt to attacks on corporate attorneys, should think twice percent. ships from coming under attack. telling the audience what the other is before applauding the Bildisco non-military targets and Iran Prices of raw materials at the Diplomats in the Persian Gulf going to say. decision. "would not fire a single bullet in beginning of the supply pipeline, said the six-state council move to M iller’s law firiti, Weil Gotschal and “ Think through whether it's in the the Persian Gulf if Iraq stopped Manufacturer's List Prices especially sensitive to changes in seek U.N. help in protecting Manges, represents Continental Air interests of your relatively healthy East’s largest class ever attacks on oil tankers there," In Stock the economy, fell 0.9 percent in shipping in the waterway reflected lines, whose bankruptcy case has been clients (or the most marginal of their IR N A said. May, promising more moderation optimism over Secretary-General marked by bitter confrontations with competitors to be able to achieve, by A n d e r s e i i in prices in the months ahead. Javier Perez de Cuellar’s success "W e also tell them not to attack company unions. Simon is a.partner in filing a mere petition, the ability to rip / ~ The Producer Price Index for in securing an agreement by Iran the Persian Gulf and we tell the Cohen, Weiss & Simon, which repres ^ ^ n d o w a l l s up its contracts unilaterally, reduce finished goods was 291.5 in May, bids adieu to alma mater and Iraq to refrain from shelling United Nations, too, that if the ents the Air Line Pilots Association in labor costs and lower prices.” he said. • 25% Off Manulaclufef's List Pfices equivalent to a price of $2,915 for each other’s border cities. Iraqis don’t attack the Persian the Continental case. Miller argued that Bildisco is "not a Choose from bows. bays, ptclure windows, goods that cost business $1,000 in The limited cease-fire, which Gulf, we will not fire a single bullet Continental, formerly the nation's revolutionary decision." The big primed casements and accessories By Sarah E. Hall admitted. of the ceremony, with the cathed 1967, the department said. went into pffc''t Tnp.sday, was tho in the Persian Gulf.” he said. cighth-largest airline, filed for reor change, he said, came not from the Herald Reporter But what little advice he did ral's acoustics lending depth to •3 0 % O ff Manulaciurer’s List Prices The zero increase in the index in what sounded like a professional ganization in bankruptcy court last courts but the unions. Choose from Permashield awnings, Narro- provide was unorthodox, and could both April and May followed a first performance — but was actually September after losing more than $500 In the past, he said, "the day you iines patio doors and roof windows Under the majestic ceiling, even be summed iip in two words: Be quarter in which the index acceler just the East Catholic band and million over the past five years. tried to reject a collective bargaining Order Andersen windows or Patio the slightest sound echoed — and jealous. ated at a 0.5 percent monthly chorus. The carrier repudiated its labor agreement was the day you went out of Door now, pick up In early August. when parents ^nd friends cheered., ” Be jealous of your individual She got even, with kids, Depo<.it lequxee) average. That surge of price "E very ending brings with it contracts, slashed salaries and cut business ... there'd be a picket line oh East Catholic High School’s ity,” Whealon said. "T h e r ^ r e to o increases led many analysts to another beginning." Meg Eileen ticket prices. Continental recently around that manufacturer in three 2 5 % 0 ff____ newly graduated Class of 1984, the many do-alikes, walk-alikes, act- conclude that the overall inflation Dakin, class president, reminded but It cost Her her /oh announced it will show a net profit minutes. cacophony fairly shook the alikes in our society.” ^ Special Order ^ in 1984 would be in the 5 percent her classmates. "East Catholic is a during the second quarter. "Fortunately." he added, eyeing his cathedral. The archbishop went on to tell range or above for business and starting point in our lives." The students were la and 14 While the case drags on in the courts. opponent, "the Air Line Pilots Associa All had gathered Thursday night the young men and women in front SEYMOUR, T)Stm. (UPI) - would rise for consumers as well. An eighth grade teacher, who years old. Simon and M iller have become a tion demonstrated management could In addition to a for East Catholic’s 20th com of him to guard their willpower, wide selection of Now forecasters are reassessing IN THE YEAR-END ISSUE of for nine months warned her Parents said that during the popular feature on New York's lecture live through a strike — when they mencement, which was held at the bodies and minds. He urged them stock sizes, we their outlooks as businesses find it The Echo, East Catholic’s news charges their misbehavior scboHOl term the teacher kept a circuit. At last count, they have walked though the air controllers’ Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hart to educate themselves, and to offer a special difficult to raise prices with paper, the seniors showed some would not go unpunished, got "h it list’’ of the students who debated 16 times. picket lines.” order program to ford. Some 329 graduates, the boys ignore "so much that is foolish on competition from foreigners so silliness, in contrast to their even on the last day of school — misbehaved and she warned Lately, Simon has begun by warning Bankruptcy, Miller claimed, “ is not give you more clad in blue robes and the girls in T V , in m agazin es, and in intense. solemness in the cathedral as they giving up to 80 spankings — but them they would be punished the audience of what his opponent will a pleasant place to be,” and there had choice for those white, made up the largest class newspapers.” protects that require custom treat The Producer Price Index sat under its huge frieze.of Jesus it cost her her job. before the year ended. say — that this is a "nation of debtors" been "no great rush to file for ever to bid farewell to Manches "M ost importantly, be jealous of ment Including "Andersen" Per- crawled up only 0.6 percent in all of Christ. Their "Last Will and Outraged parents called 4o One mother said her son was for whom the ability to be protected bankruptcy” since Bildisco. ter's only parochial high school. your souls,” Whealon said. mashield Patio Door No PFR510, 1983. Testament" hinted that life in a complain about Linda Ruisell, a given (me lick with a paddle (or from creditors during a financial Simon took some pleasure in noting 2 week delivery Throughout the commencement, i The last decline in the index was Catholic school has its lighter side. teacher for nine years, for forgetting to bring a pencil to reorganization is •crucial. that attorneys for management and its the message was spiritual. THE GRADUATES THEM in November, a 0.1 percent slip “ I, Monique Blanchard, leave giving out whacks (or seem class. "Think through whether this is truly creditors are filing bills for $2 million a “ You’ve been given much by the SELVES remained a bit more page. While Labor Department Eilleen Larsen my clashiest ingly minor offenses, such as "H e said be didn’t remember a nation of debtors for whom the notion month with the bankruptcy court at a church. Give it back,” Archbishop solemn than most seniors on analysts could not immediately clothes including all my illegal forgetting to bring a pencil to forgetting his pencil but he of a fresh start is really so superior that time when "Continental slashed wages John F. Whealon exhorted the graduation night during the l'4i- find any time in the record books blouses" ... "I, Brian Rawling, class. didn’t want toaripie because he it should supercede what has been approximately 50 percent." for both graduates. hour-long ceremony, though that wholesale prices remained the leave a beat-up '71 Chevy to anyone Sevier County School Superin was afraid be would get in more thought to be the cornerstone of the union and nonunion workers. More than 1,000 guests packed smiles and whispers abounded. same for two months, there were trouble," the tnotiier said. national labor relations contract." he the cathedral’s wooden pews and And somewhere among the sea who wants it” ... “ I, Damian tendent Eugene Huskey said the said. "Then Continental slashed its fares. double declines in January and filled the balcony overhead. Many of mortarboard caps, sat the three Brooke, leave my sister to anyone Education Board would meet A irate father protested the February 1976. paddling of bis dfughter. A few months after the Continental If that's not predatory competition, we stood on their seats, clicking top-ranking students in the class — who wants her, and East Catholic next Thursday to consider her all have to go back to law school," he l.m. Ki. Economy Grade Factory and construction gear, cameras and craning their necks Brian J. Harkins and Eileen C. with no regrets.” resignation from Seymour High " I f they deserve it. that’s fine. filing, the Supreme Court ruled, in 4x8xVi" Top Quality said. POST AND RAIL FENCE 2l4xl' STUD which make up more than a fifth of Madden of Vernon, number one Father William Charbonneau, School. But no teacher is going to take NLRB V . Bildisco, that in cases of 10' Section includes 2 rails WAFERBOARO SHEATHIM PITRIOOD SNEATNHW to see as the graduates filed in. If Continental was wrong to throw out An economtcaJ tow-priced, starrdard sized stud the wholesale index, rose in price principal, did not give a speech at "I would imagine that they liberties with m y M d ," he said. bankruptcy management could repu 10'. and 1 post Agency certified For roof and walls Aaencx cert F « tool, wan Hoot and two, respectively, and Stephen the contract. M iller said, the bank You hand select the studs you take home 4i8xV«" 4 29 only 0.2 percent in May, the least Thursday's ceremony. But he did He said his dau^^r was diate its labor contracts first and seek ■ I I. , I M S 09 • 11 99 • V. " 12 98 EACH YEAR, commencements M. Sledesky Jr. of East Hartford, will accept her resignation but 1 since January. court approval later. ruptcy court will so rule, and force the cotne "a t the time of roses, the third. In the spirit of egalitar bid the students farewell in the don’tknowthatshedid anything spanked tor retimring a school The combination of moderate The justices also said the criteria for carrier to restore all the money the gardens and flowers," Whealon ianism, none of them had been pages of The Echo: wrong,” Huskey said. ’’From traok late. ■ \ price increases and the strong allowing management to reject a workers have lost in pay cuts. told the audience. He compared given the valedictory titles usually “ Thanks — for what you have what I heard from the parents, Despite the resignation, the earnings of business is helping contract should be broader than the old "You don’t have confidence in the the Class of '84 to flowerbed awarded exemplary seniors. been to and for us; good luck — in possibly some reasons she gave parents
dance would help lead to the clothes. No one around here wears He reported his discovery to his ' Erich Gimpel, 35, an expert in Governor Island fort. By Ed Lion capture of two Nazi spies who a topcoat in the winter, and least of father, who then contacted the short-wave radio. The pair received prison senten United Press International landed on the rockey Maine coast all on a night like that one.” FBI. Another local resident, Mary FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover ces but Gimpel was returned to in a rubber raft in what became So the young man, who was Fomi, who also had seen the men, said the men had crossed the Germany after the war. Colepaugh ’. PORTLAND, Maine — It was a known as "The Saga of French active in the Boy Scouts, decided to helped in tracing their Atlantic in a Nazi U-Boat and took was eventually released after a; snowy night late in November 1944 man’s Bay.” investigate. movements. to the rubber dinghy in French long prison term. — a time when the world was After the dance. Harvard Hodg He waited until the men were An investigation was launched. man’s Bay to reach shore. For his part in the drama,; wrenched by the bloodiest war in kins, the 17-year-old son of a gone, then followed the tracks they About a month later the two men They had been equipped with Hodgkins was feted as a national history. deputy sheriff, was driving home left in the snow. were captured in New York City $60,000, secret ink and other spy hero in New York City in 1945 and % through the swirling snow. “Everybody up here had been where authorities say the duo had gear and had received training in the toast of the town, being Hancock, a small town of 1,000 thinking about spies landing along folks nestled near the scenic Maine Hodgkins spotted two men walk planned to mingle with unwary the murky arts of espionage and congratulated personally by such the coast, and I got to thinking servicemen in bars and gather sabotage at Nazi training centers sports heroes as Babe Ruth and coast, seemed a long way from the ing along the road. He would later those two men might be up to some ,1 n epic battles being waged in the recall that it struck him odd they military information for transmis in BerUn, Dresden and the occu Joe Louis. funny business,” Hodgkins re sion to Germany. pied Hague. . In New York, they fields of Europe and the coral reefs were wearing only topcoats — and called. "So when I saw the tracks Hodgkins was also awarded a of the Pacific. not the heavy winter gear more had been in the process of in the woods, I stopped the car and One of the spies was a native assembling parts for a short-wave four-year scholarship to the Maine On the night of Nov. 29,1944, war commonly worn by Hancock walked a little way. They led right American, William Colepaugh, 26, Maritime Academy and became a residents. of Niantic, Conn., who said he had radio for the information transmis >’ was not the first order of business down to the shore where the sea sions to Germany. chief engineer. He later owned and y for the young people of Hancock. "They seemed like young men," was pounding in.” grown "disenchanted” with the operated Tidal Fails Lobster Rather, many attended a high he would later say, "but the thing There on the shore of lonely United States and decided to turn The two were tried and convicted Pound in Hancock before dying on school dance. that struck me as funny was the Hancock Point, Hodgkins found a traitor and spy for the Axis powers. by a military tribunal of seven May 13 after a lengthly illness at But In a strange twist of fate, that fact that they had such light rubber raft. The other was a native German, Army colonels at New York’s the age of 57. \
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W eather Left: Meg Eileen Dakin, Class of 1984 president, graduate Laura Fritz are her sister Lynne (far left), her P e o p le t a lk welcomes graduates and guests to East Catholic High father Herman and her mother Eilleen. Right: Graduate Today’s forecast School’s 20th commencement. Center; Cameras were Pasqua Lippolis signs classmate Raymond Mulvey’s clicking constantly before the ceremony Thursday, and yearbook, minutes before the 329 students marched into Connecticut, Massachusetts and Friend of the wilderness the Fritz family was one of many that posed. Surrounding the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hartford. Love of the Idaho wilderness is part of the Rhode Island: Mostly clear today Ernest Hemingway legacy and his granddaugh through Saturday. Daytime highs ter, actress Mariel Hemingway, doesn't want to in 70s, lows tonight 40s inland 50s see it spoiled. near the coast. She testified before a House committee 329 students graduate from Eas;i Catholic 5 Thursday, urging Congress to expand Idaho|s Maine: Mostly sunny windy and federally protected wilderness and saying, “It is cool. Highs near 60 north to 70 Here is a list of 1984 Lvnn Casella, Christine Ellen berly Michelle Gustls, An Maltese. Angellque OueMet, Lynda Glenn Thomas Setzler, De STRAWBERRIES coastal south. Mostly clear to Casey, Terri Lee Cham- drew Louis Halpryn, Brian Sean Carey Manning, Michelle Ovian, Elizabeth bra Ann Shaw, Robert New as important to our heritage as the Statue of graduates of East Ca plgny, Janet Karen Charlzl- John Harkins, Brian James Jorge Luis Marlmon, Chris Winifred Palmer, Lauren ton Shaw, Glenn Boyd Sher Liberty, the Lincoln Memorial or Yellowstone night. Lows 35 to 40 north and low to tholic High School who one, Michelle Cheeseman, Harvlll, Robert Luther Hay- topher Allan Markelon, Ti Marlanno Palmer, Stephen man, Christopher John PICK YOUR OWN National Park.” Miss Hemingway, who starred mid 40s south. Sunny and a bit received their diplomas in Susan Carol Chericonl. hurst, Brenda Ruth Hess, mothy Lee Markelon, Charles Parasllltl, Lisa Shewokis, Mary Elizabeth Robert Francis Choutka: Anne Elizabeth Hoffman, Sharon Eileen Martens, Kim Marie Parlseau, Michael Siena, Stacey Paige Sim in "Personal Best” and “Star 80,” is a Salmon, warmer Saturday. Highs 70 to 75. the school’s 20th com Anne Elizabeth CIncIva, Ju Lisa Marie Hollis. Marie Mascone, William Ar Chorles Parlaplano, Mat mons, Jacqueline Marie Sip Idaho, resident and has a ranch in an area not mencement exercises lie Ann CIszewskI, Lauren Kathleen Lillian Houghton, thur Masse. Donold Willard thew Kelly Pearson, Lisa ples, Cathy Ann Sklenar, protected by the bill before the committee. Also in New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Thursday night at the Elizabeth Coleman, John M i Lisa Marie Hovan, Michael Maxim, Kristen Joan Ann Perkowskl. Stephen Michael Sledeskv south and partly cloudy north chael Collette, Tracy Lvnn Joseph Hovanec, Timothy McGee, Thomas James Dominic Louis Perno, Ann Jr. an unprotected area is a monument to her Cathedral of St. Joseph, Collier, Lisa Kristin Conant, Joseph Howard, David Allan McGinnis. Morle Perrone, Laura Frank Junius Smith, Jo grandfather. today. Cool and windy with highs Hartford: Donna Marie Coulombe, Howat, Carolyn Theresa Kristin Marie McGuire, Peschke, John Chorles Pes- seph Brian Smith, Michael David Guv Courcy, Elizabeth Janton, Thomas Alan John- Scott Andrew McHugo, Pa cosolldo, Julie Margaret Pl- Allen Smith, Jamie Lee near 60 north to 70 south. Clear Edward Charles Adams, Diane Cowley. drow, Paul Dodson Jones II, tricia Mary McNamara, Mi Ronald Adams, George Wil cord, Kevin Thomas PIckeff, Somerset, Christine Anne tonight. Lows 35 to 45. Sunny and a Kelly Ann Crouchlev. Col Todd Bradford Jones, Paul chael Christopher MePad- Christopher Edward Posh- Spedding, Craig Steven liam Agnelli, Mark Allvn, leen Mary Culleton, Kelly Arthur Judenis. den, Sean Christopher bit warmer Saturday. Highs in 70s. Amy Lynn Anderson, Adam peck, Douglas Lloyd Post, Stearns, Janice Lynne Stel- Ann Culllna, Colleen Jill Myron Terrance Kaluk, Meehon, Laurie Ann Melody, David Andrew Pofamlanos, mer. Dawn Marie Struthers, Popping out of Boston Ansaldl, Bruce Peter Anto Cunningham, Kevin Michael Karen Louise Kauthold, Ter Beth Ann Mergendahl, Vermont: Sunny and pleasant nio, Leah Michelle Arango, Mary Gall Prvzbv. Barbara Jeon StupcenskI, Curtin, David Andrew Curtis, rance Matthew Keon, M i James Michael Meyer, Dou Kathy Anne Quick, Wendy John David Sulick. Michael John Atkins, Kevin Joseph Cussen, Meg Eileen chael David Keeler, Mary glas James MIhok, Clare Ann OAKLAND RD. - RTE. 30 Oscar-winning composer John Williams today. Highs near 70. Clear and Michael August. Ann Racicot, Daniel Joseph Tara Lynne Sullivan, doesn’t like the attitude of the Boston Pops. Now this Is more like It Dakin, Kathleen Margaret Bridget Keenan, Kimberly Miller. Raffin, Janet Ellen Rafale, James Joseph SulzInskI, LIso chilly tonight. Lows 35 to 45. Fair Thomas Francis Barry, Daly, Daren John Agnes Kelllher, Sharon Ann Michele Denise Miller, WARPING SECTION, SO. WINDSOR Martha Anne Barter, Diana Brian Scott Rawding, Kat Marie Sweet, Scott Michael Williams, who succeeded the late Arthur and warmer Saturday. Highs in Today: sunny breezy and pleasantly dry. Highs 70 to 75. Northwest Damboraglon. Kelly, Sharon Jean Kina, Paige Ann Miller, Monica hleen Mary Retarfha, Mark Tardllf, John Joseph Te- Fiedler as Pops director, said he is quitting next Back together again Marie Bates, Laura Lee Bat- Geoffrey Charles Dana, Teresa Jeanne Klttredge. Marie Mlllstein, Lawrence Robert Richard, Jeffrey 70s. winds 15 to 25 mph. Tonight: clear and cool. Lows In 40s. Light tallno, Louis Joseph Berner, done, Lisa Ann Terry, Jef month because of the proverbial "artistic and Christopher Kenneth Darby, Janet Marie Knight, LIs- James MIrablle, John M ar Scott Riggs, Gary James frey Charles Tesch, John stage and film stars Rex Harrison and variable winds. Saturday: sunny with highs In 70s. ThankstoTImothy Karen Beniamin, Lvnn Ca James Patrick Daroatl, beth Anne Koch, John Paul tin MIsselwItZ' Kristina Ann Open daily 8-0 and Sundays 8 until noon role Berry, Potrick Francis Riley, Gerard James Thomos Theriault, Danielle creative differences” but the orchestra's lack of Claudette Colbert enjoy a break during rehearsal Lupacchino, 9, a fourth grader at Robertson School, for today’s Laurie Ann Davenport, Kolano, Charles Paul Koubik Monaco, Robert John Mon- Rlnguette. Jacqueline Thibodeau, Kim or till picked out Birmingham, Deborah Ann Marie Blanche Davis, Dovid Jr., Roxanna Kundra, Wendy tesl, Noreen Ann Morlarty, discipline apparently is the real reason. Thursday at the Theatre Royal in London for next weather picture. Black, Monlaue Marya Michael James Ritchie, Renee Thibodeau. Free Containers Marshall Day, John Robert Ann Kunzil, Lori Ann La- Thomas Francis Morlarty, MIchoel Edward II Rohan, Christine Natalie Tkaezuk, Some of the musicians reportedly are careless Wednesday’s scheduled opening of “Aren’t We Long Island Sound Blanchard. Dean, Christopher Francis Bella, Rachel Ann La- Morgoret Irene Morin. Cynthia Marie Blosko, Salvatore Romano, Lisa Ann Monica Lvnn Toce, Karen and indifferent and display their boredom by DeBartlo,.John Francis Del- flomme, David James La- Rhondo Marie Morra, Jo Romeo, Karen Ann Rondl- Elizabeth Topp, MIchoel All?” by the late Frederick Lonsdale. The National Weather Service John Thomas Bodyk, Gary Mastro, Caroivnn Erica Del montagne, Richard Noel seph Paul Morrissey, Ti talking and reading while other musicians play The two last acted together in 1981 in "The Philip Boisvert, Ellen none, Brlgld Mary Rooney, Scott Trout, Dennis Michael For updated picking Signore. 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Tracy Angelo Sblendorlo, Lauro Jane Wertenbach, Kenneth James Dobson, Michele Joseph Arthur Leslie, Dean Bonnie Lvnn Nadler, Lee Schlltzer, Michael David Michael West, Peter Luis for a new movie, "The River.” knots tonight and early Saturday LVnn Bugnackl, Richard M i Marie Ducker. Henry Letendre. Laura Marie Negri, Jennie LOOK FOR MR. BERRY Country joins soul chael Burns, Kerry I Schroeder, Denise Andrea Wood, John Frederick Stanley Michael Dulev III, Kelly Jude Linde, Karen Augusta Nelson, Andrew Wuschner, Gregory Stephen becoming onshore 10 to IS knots Butler, Steven Matf Christine Linder, Posgua Schultz, Steven Theophane Willie Nelson and Julio Iglesias may have Donna Morle Dupuis, Laurel John Nicholas II, Brian Ti Seltors, Sandra Lee Senna, Wyman, Robert Scott Wvse, Saturday afternoon. Visibility 5 Bvana, James Irvin Bvi Beth Elgner, Peter John Lippolis, Lisa Marie Longa, mothy O'Connell, Kart John Christine Ann Zappola. seemed like an unlikely duet combination but how Patricia Ann CalU Elnsledel, Lisa Anne Espo Erin Theresa Loughlln, Olsen, Mary Ellen Olson, LIzabeth Serrano. Blue eyes and red throat about Nelson and Michael Jackson? miles or more. Average wave Sheila Ann Campbell! sito, Christopher Scott Wayne Patrick Lynch, Ei LIndo Elizabeth Orsinl, In Austin, Texas, Wednesday Nelson an heights — 1 to to locally 3 feet today Gerald Canny. Evans, Kimberly Ann Evans, leen Catherine Madden, Sherry Ann Ostrout, Stacey Frank Sinatra has been resting his. throat in Alexis Suzanne Carlson, Kelly Ann Fagan, Sergio Anne Therese Modor, Lori Ann O'Sullivan. hopes of resuming his Carnegie Hall shows nounced plans for his Fourth of July "picnic” decreasing to 1 foot or less by late Maureen Elizabeth Carney, FamIgllettI, Christine Marie Ann Mallon, Sheila Lvnn Rose Laura Often, Michelle Lesley Anne Carroll, Lisa u Friday night. Sinatra canceled his Wednesday concert and he was asked if he had considered tonight. Fiedler. doing a song with Jackson. Rebecca Caruolo, Jonet Kevin Joseph Flebeau, and Thursday night performances "upon the Kathleen Ann Flynn, Mark insistence of his physician, who strongly advised ”Yes I have,” Nelson said. “We’ve kind of Thomas Flynn, Peter Martin him not to perform because of a sore throat,” said talked about it through mutual acquaintances. Foley, Lelgh-An Frazier, Jill NATIVE STRAVfBERaiES He’s one in a million... I’m not opposed to it and he’s not either. I like Extended outlook F o r the Record Ellse Frese, Laura Jeanne at spokesman Len Rosen. Sinatra, 68, began his Satellite view Fritz, Kendra Morle Gagnon, 13-night stand on June 4 and is to finish Sunday. him. I think he’s great.” Nelson’s most recent Extended outlook for New Eng Richard Edward Gallacher, duet with Iglesias — "To All the Girls I’ve Loved land Sunday through Tuesday: JIM Allison Gardiner, Nancy remember him on Before” — was a big hit on the country and pop Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows a A story in Thursday’s Jean Georglades. BIRCH MT. 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The cover parts of the Northeast and mid-Atlantic states. tine Mary GrabskI, Joel An (formeriy at 341 E. Center) At a time when she’s usually at work on CBS’s 70s. Lows will be 55 to 65 Sunday, 50 the in tersectio n of drew Greene, Patricia Ann authors, Peter Collier and David Horowitz, are ’’Morning News.” Diane Sawyer was celebrity Spencer Street, Hartford Gregory. fTe have a variety of vegetable He’s special in his own way. Sensitive, compassionate, very sensitive to the criticism and say they didn’t to 60 Monday and Tuesday. James Joseph Griffin, Ste watching in the studio of ABC’s "Good Morning, 30.00 Road and West Center. and flower plants. Also hanging pots. understanding. He’s your father. Delight him with a gift even tell all they learned in “The Kennedys: An America.” phen David Grimaldi, Kim American Drama.” Vermont: Chance of showers from our fabulous Father’s Day collection, and make this Miss Sawyer is taking a few days off so she can Sunday, fair Monday and Tuesday. Much of the book deals with philandering by the show her two nephews from Coral Gables, Fla., year’s celebration ihe best ever. Kennedy men and the drug problems of later around New York and they wanted to meet Highs 75 to 85. Lows 45 to 55. ISTON generation Kennedys like Robert Jr. and David, comedian Bill Murray, who was being inter who died of a drug overdose in April. "The Maine: Chance of a few showers viewed Thursday on "Good Morning, America.” and warmer Sunday. Clearing 4EW YORK HARTFORD ROAD ultimate irony is that there’s a considerable After clearing it with the executive producer. amount we chose not to print that we thought Aunt Diane took the boys to the rival show where Monday. Fair Tuesday. Highs in ® would be damaging to these people,” Collier says, they met their hero, along with Frank Gifford, 70s and 80s and lows in 40s and 50s. 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He also planned to S I 00 A d a y agreement to proceed to a debate and Weicker cited the need for "mandatory Twenty-three states have a min prepared to announce the first names on his briefing she said she also would give to his address his Texas delegates today before Gift Cnrtificatai Relations are strained WASHINGTON — A bill to raise the vote on the measure. sentencing and mandatory loss of imum drinking age of 21 for all list of possible running mates and his two rivals, Gary Hart and Jesse Jackson, leaving Houston. Hart planned to work the Available for TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras — The U.S. ambas legal drinking age to 21 nationwide is The legislation, overwhelmingly ap license” of drunken drivers. He was alcoholic beverages. In addition. West campaign is gearing up for interviews with Two governors also considered liekly floor of the convention late today. SUMMER Father's Day sador to Honduras predicted that large-scale U.S. being held hostage in the Senate by two proved by the House, would give states backed by Sen. Charles Mathias, R-Md. Virginia requires out-of-state residents possible candidates in Minnesota next prospects for the second spot on the ticket — Although state party Chairman Bob military maneuvers would go ahead next year, opposing groups — moderates who two years to set a minimum drinking Weicker told reporters later the to be 21 but allows its own residents to week. Bob Graham of Florida and Mario Cuomo of Slagle said Bentsen would be an excellent SPECTACULAR despite strained relations with the strategic want a tougher measure and conserva age of 21. If states do not, 5 percent of sponsors of the bill objected to the drink at 19. Mondale said in Houston Thursday he New York — said they are not interested in compliment to Mondale as a running mate, proposed amendment and said they felt UNTIL AUGUST 31, 1984 Central American country's new military tives who support states’ rights. their federal highway funds would be Eight states and the District of hoped to announce "three or so choices” the job. Mondale would not say if the Texas senator command. Senate Republican leader Howard cut the first year and 10 percent would it would "kill the bill.” today. He refused to say who he is Chrysler Corp. President Lee lacocca is among his initial candidates. He also MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES Columbia set a minimum drinking age Negroponte insisted there had been “no Baker, noting "the very strong senti be cut the next year. Another roadblock was set up by of 21 for hard liquor but a lower age for considering but said the selection of .also reportedly took himself out- of the would not discuss whether Hart is being fundamental change in attitude” toward the U.S. ment for this matter,” tried in vain Sen. Frank Lautenberg, D-N.J., said considered. • Unlimited Nautilus • Sun Deck conservative Sens. James McClure and beer or wine. possibile candidates "is moving very running. government and forecast a repetition of exercises Thursday to get an agreement clearing it is the “same mechanism that was Steven Symms, both R-Idaho, who rapidly." Tom Brokaw on NBC Nightly News said - "I have not included or excluded • Individual Programming • Olympic Freewelghts used to encourage the establishment anyone," Mondale said. like the Granadero I maneuvers completed last the way for passage. < oppose the bill on grounds it is a state’s Four states have a minimum drink The Mondale campaign announced the of lacocca; "He’s not available. He thought • Unlimited Aerobics • Sauna, Whirlpools 4 Steam Room week near Honduras’ borders with El Salvador A Baker aide said the bill, backed by nationwide of the 55 mph speed limit.” former vice president would meet in about it. He talked with friends. He decided "The key point is I want the best person right to set its own minimum drinking ing age of 20 for all alcoholic beverages, • Lifestyle • Six Fully Air-CondKh>ned Handball and Nicaragua. President Reagan, probably will not be Weicker said he did not oppose the age, Weicker said. 11 states have a minimum drinking age Minneapolis over the weekend with two it’s not for him.” for the job. I want someone who is prepared brought up again until next week. minimum drinking age of 21 but to be president and can support my policies • Frae Non-Prime Time Racquetball and Racquetball Courts The Honduran military has softened its of 19 and three states — Hawaii. women who hold key committee chairs at As Mondale forces moved to smooth over approach toward Nicaragua, its leftist neighbor Baker was unable Thursday to get a insisted the bill be broadened to include ”We seem to have an avalanche of the Democratic National Convention. another problem area, some of his black in the future. I want someone who can help • Coed 7 Days A Week possible amendments coming on," said Louisiana and Vermont — have min- • Aerobic Classes Now to the south, since Gen. Walter Lopez Reyes took time agreement to consider the bill, other recommendations by the Presi imums of 18 years. Both Rep. Geraldine Ferraro of New supporters announced plans for a meeting me as an international diplomat, an adviser command at the end of March. and Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., said dent's Commission on Drunk Driving. Sen. John Oanforth, R-Mo,, a sponsor in Philadelphia this weekend with Jackson and in congressional relations,” he said. Forms York, chairwoman of the platform commit Offer expires June 31st Call for more information Lopez Reyes was considered instrumental in tee and Gov. Martha Layne Collins of to try and resolve the civil rights activist’s Mondale said he had not developed a time the ouster of former military chief Gen. Gustavo Kentucky, chairwoman of the rules com contention that he is owed more delegates schedule for making an announcement, but Alvarez, a hard-line anti-communist and staunch Beirut roads closed mittee, are mentioned on most lists of at the convention in San Francisco next he would not necessarily wait until the 234 ROUTE 83, VERNON, CT. 875-2133 U.S. ally who was credited with opening the door possible vice presidential contenders, month. Democratic National Convention in July to for the U.S. military in Honduras. Ms, Ferraro issued a statement saying Mondale was in Houston Thursday to reveal his decision. Sikhs blamed for deaths Truck hijackings overshadow fighting AMRITSAR, India — Suspected Sikh terrorist's were released but the trucks them Jackson to see Castro on captives killed three people, hacking one to death, in By Steve Hagev The spokesman said the only Green In Beirut, automatic rifle fire and YARDS AHUD, scattered violence in India's Punjab state, United Press International Line corridor between the Christian selves were missing. A four-member grenade blasts were heard into the official reports said today. east and Moslem west sides of Beirut security committee charged with early morning hours today in the center meeting but discussed po- left for Greenville, S.C., to invited by Rep. Mickey The government Thursday gave independent BEIRUT, Lebanon — The only road was closed for about one hour early maintaining a cease-fire in the divided of the divided capital. By Matthew C. Quinn prisoners with Castro and capital was dealing with the matter. Police said snipers killed at least two United Press hopefully get the release litics and did not bring up visit his mother, Leland, D-Texas, a black OFTHECOMPfrr reporters their first, carefully controlled look at link between east and west Beirut was today to try to halt the hijackings which the issue, Jackson then . Lauredo said he was caucus member. the Golden Temple complex where more than 500 briefly closed today to control the latest began Thursday. In Tel Aviv, Israel television re civilians and wounded six others International of some of them,” said ported that Israeli and Syrian troops Thursday as rival gunmen traded Luis Lauredo, president • Honda quality throughout. J people died in bitter fighting more than a week bizarre development in Lebanon’s Police also reported some sniping earlier. factional warfare — a wave of truck and sporadic clashes between the exchanged automatic weapon and tank mortar and machine gun fire across the WASHINGTON-Jesse of the Miami-based Cuban • Exclusive Honda overhead valve 4-stroke fire for two hours Thursday along their Jackson has agreed to American Democrats. Reports said the terrorists, who are demanding hijackings. militias on either side of the Green Green Line, the no-man’s land boun bring up the issue of Jackson spokesman Ar engine delivers maximum performance a separate sovereign state for Sikhs, fatally shot "The rival militias have hijacked as Line. "But honestly, the brief closure cease-fire line in eastern Lebanon. No dary between Christian east and political prisoners in Cu mando Gutierrez said PAY FOR THE FIRST SET- while usingconsiderably less gasand oil. two people and slashed another to death many as 19 trucks loaded with food, was more because of the truck casualties were reported. mainly Moslem west Beirut. 5 ban jails when he meets Jackson agreed to discuss • Exclusive Honda Roto-Stop" system Thursday outside of Amritsar, the Sikh holy city gas, and other vital supplies,” a police hijackings than the fighting.” the The Israeli military command said a The clashes marked the third day of clash had taken place but did not scattered fighting since heavy rocket with Fidel Castro in Ha the matter with Castro. stops the blade but not the engine 250 miles north of New Delhi. spokesman said. ”We do not know who spokesman said. GET THE SECOND SET Tight curfews were lifted intermittently started the hijackings, or what trig "Traffic is back to normal, but no identify the nationality of the opposing and artillery duels Monday, when at vana later this month. "Basically, what he when handle lever is released. force. The Lebanese and Syrian Jackson was presented said was in his discussions throughout Kashmir as bus service, business and gered them ... But it surely adds a new trucks are going from east to west or least 93 people were killed in the worst with a list of 21 names of with the Cubans that any • Electronic ignition is mainte communications began returning to normal in twist to the rivalry between the vice-versa.” governments had no immediate com day of violence in Beirut since Cuban prisoners by a and all subjects were open nance-free. many places. militias.” Police said the drivers of the trucks ment on the report. February. Cuban-American politival for discussions so the K z r e r r ii • 21" cutting width cuts any activist Thursday during reverend didn’t see any workload down to Two dead in shoot-out a private meeting at the reason why he couldn't FREE size. Capitol of members of the bring it up," said at the time of developing • Quiet operation BELFAST, Northern Ireland — A police officer Bush saves MX from defeat in Senate congressional black and Gutierrez. and a civilian were killed today in a pre-dawn Hispanic caucuses. Jackson and the law gunbattle between authorities and suspected left standing by Thursday night’s crucial vote. The measure has a growth rate of about 5 percent. "He said he would try to By Eliot Brenner makers held a press con terrorists, police said. United Press International House-pass^ bill authorizes 15 missiles, but with a Earlier Thursday night, the Senate killed 55-41 a discuss the issue of the ference following their Three men and a woman were arrested and restriction that the money can be spent only after Democratic attempt to cut out all $2.6 billion forthe21 FATHER'S DAY held for questioning. A Soviet-made AK-47 rifle WASHINGTON — With the tie-breaking vote of Vice Congress takes another vote on the program next MX missiles and take $1.4 billion of the saved money was found after the shootout. President Geopge Bush, the MX missile has escaped spring. to increase conventional warfare readiness 5 0 ^ ^ TRADE The spokesman said a combined patrol of its closest brush yet with extinction, and opponents The matter is still far from settled. The House and programs. K€f\R SPECIALS soldiers and police officers tried to.force the door say its days are numbered. Senate must go to a conference committee to settle During extensive debate on that proposal. Demo Acm a ALLOWANCE ON of an apartment in the staunchly anti-British their differences, and the MX is only one of several crats, among them Sens. Edward Kennedy of COMPANY The 49-48 vote Thursday night "means that hopes FREE SECOND SEf OF AN IN STOCK UNIT Lenadoon area of West Belfast at 3 a.m. for the MX are dimming,” said Sen. Lawton Chiles, differences between the two bills. The Senate’s bill of Massachusetts. Gary Hart of Colorado, and John A Full Service Hearing Aid Center D-FIa., whose proposal to stall production of the $291 billion represents 7.5 percent real growth in Glenn of Ohio, argued the missile was useless as an COLOR PRINTS OR missile for a year while studying the feasibility of a defense spending, while the House’s $284 billion arms control bargaining chip . Free Hearing Test IT'SA ‘Greylord’ Judge convicted smaller, single-warhead mobile "Midgetman” mis 10% OFF PROCESSING HONDA CHICAGO — The first judge convicted in the sile fell to Bush’s vote. "Operation Greylord” investigation of corrup Both Chiles and Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y. 151 TALCOnVILLE ROAD OPEN TUES., WED., proclaimed after the vote the outcome was a clear (ROUTE 83) tion in the nation’s largest court system faces up LH DAD RIDE MONDAY JUNE l8 th ONLY FRI. 9 AM-S:30 PM to 240 years in prison and a $111,000 fine for taking sign of dissatisfaction with plans to put the VERNON, CONNECTICUT MON. & SAT.9 AM-4 PM; bribes to fix cases. 10-warhead missile in vulnerable Minuteman-3 silos METEOR UIXEI J in Wyoming and Nebraska. 872-1118 Bigger & Better 4x6 Glossy prints THURS. 9 AM-8 PM Associate Cook County Judge John M. Murphy The S.10 Spntd Bicycia SUN. 9-2 PM was found guilty Thursday of 24 counts of mail “We won,” said Moynihan, "There are never going fraud, extortion and racketeering by a federal to be 100 MX missiles deployed in Minuteman silos.” 1984 — WITH THIS AD— court jury. U.S. Attorney Dan K. Webb said Even while he had a nationally televised news MON.-SAT. 9-5:30 Power Murphy was the first Illinois judge ever convicted conference on his mind. President Reagan lobbjed c Salem nassif f of misconduct in the performance of his duties hard by telephone Thursday to rescue the missile. THURS. 9-8:30 For optimum performance and safety we recommend that you read the owner’s Equipment while sitting on the bench. Chiles said a Democrat Reagan lobbied said he told manual before operating the unit ©1983 American Honda Motor Co., Inc The jury returned the guilty verdicts alter Reagan, “The MX is dead unless you change the 639 Main Street camera We basing mode.”- The BICYCLE With The use nearly 14 hours of deliberation in the 13-day trial. Manchester. CT 06040 shop U.S. District Judge Charles P. Kocoras set Added Chiles, "That may not be far from wrong.” TRI-CHROME-MOLY FRAME U Your Photos w ill be sentencing for Aug. 31. The Senate, although leaders had- hoped to go all ( 203) 643-7369 Bigger and Better Murphy’s attorney, Matthias Lydon, said he night and finish the $291 billion defense authorization with our new 2 hour bill in the early morning hours, quit for the night just Color Print Processing the quality store... would appeal the conviction while Murphy maintained his innocence. before 1 a.m. EDT, planning to take up the measure IWy Mlat* East of the River ij! again this morning about 11 a.m. Leaders said they 69” $17f.*T would work Monday around the clock to finish the biii •DbComiN Cintirpull Briku with Sitely Livers Brink’s verdict reached by Tuesday. •8unlour Dirillliur •CottviMi Crank WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Samuel Brown, the It was 9; 50 p.m., with the vote tied 48-48, when Bush •Grib-eni •itiloy Slim •Wtlghlid Pidali last person tried for the $1.6 million Brink's heist announced, "The Senate being equally divided, the TEST RIDE IT TODAY and SEE thn DIFFERENCE N HUGHIES that was intended to help finance a black nation in vice president votes in the affirmative and the motion to table is agreed to.” 2 Main Street WEKHr MOM MC the South, faces life in prison following his 643-7111 Open Dally I conviction for murder and robbery. Bush, who as president of the Senate votes only in 646-3998 9-9PM A jury deliberated 5>A hours before deciding case of a tie, last broke a deadlock Nov. 8 with a vote to FARR'S OSOM Thursday that Brown was a member of the restore money for nerve gas weapons, a program CO-ED radical gang that killed three people during the never resumed because the House would not go along. I robbery and a roadblock shootout in Rockland He rarely presides over the chamber, but also came in A TOTAl FITNESS FACILITY V County on Oct. 20, 1981. Wednesday night in case his vote was needed to beat a ^ Favorite Gifts ^ Train at Connecticut’a moat complata' I Brown, 43, was found guilty of seven counts of new GI Bill proposal. That issue failed without his vote diversllled gym Father’s Day at murder and robbery. He faces 75 years to life at being necessary. For Father his sentencing June 26. 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% Remember Dad On His Day- Remember Dad On His Day- Thi^ Sunday. Tnrtf* 1 7tb This Sunday, June 17th. (i M ANOIKSTKH IIP:K AU ), Krictiiy. Juno 15, l!m4 MANCHKSTKH HEHAl.l), Kridiiy. Juiu- 15. 1!)84 - . Richard M. Diamond, Publisher^ Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor < opinion James P. Sacks, City Editor : -Father’s Day Specials! r Storm interrupts a night at the pizzeria J a c k ; S35L I C A S IO 1 A n d e rs o i^ "t.-- 't 'i.'t Tv Washington ’ "Eyeballs,” Ian said, clapping, when he saw Wednesdiiy night after work, there was nothing the hail with its dense, white-ice center that Merry-Go-Round • I wanted more than a quick pizza, a beer, and a looked like a pupil. Hmmph. He wasn’t so happy mindless hour or two in front of the TV. Manchester when I tried to make him eat all the perishable ^ 8 5 '■SBss But the storm and the blackout got in my way. food in the refrigerator, so it wouldn’t go to And judging from the looks on peoples’ faces as Spotlight waste. ORTHO 24*bz. they stood outside Papa Gino’s, I wasn’t the only We had no matches, no candles and no lantern. R«sdy-to-UM one who got peeved when the weather threw a Sarah E. Hall And after sitting on the porch for an hour and tantrum. Herald Reporter Morocco ClHMmteati listening to the sirens whine, we took off in the Most other shops in the Sears section of the car again. Manchester Parkade closed down during the Behold, the St. Bridget Church fair was still on. catalyst in my eyes. 4 0 % O F F S K r » storm for want of an old-fashioned manual cash In fact, it was packed. One little girl was walking im § r The kid actually enjoyed the storm. He thought S elict Group of M en’o register, and dozens of cars pulled out — into a around with a garbage bag for a slicker, and • t o jm m the inch-deep puddles under each of our windows bumper-deep puddle in front of Sears. nobody seemed to mind that the rain had washed for peace were custom-made for him to splash in. And he •HWMiAFtPWM' ■ ' CASIO WATCHES all the wax off the big yellow slide. At the Broad Street/Center Street intersection, laughed when he saw that the wind had knocked IfNW^ IWfOv Half an hour and $8 later, we took off to buy WASHINGTON — Of all nations, 8 4 8 . 0 2 9 . 9 0 drivers got downright pugnacious. No traffic light over our only fan and broken the blades. , •ToBKpto « V«9MaM»- meant no left hand turn, unless you rode on the some storm supplies. But Super Stop and Shop Morocco may emerge as the« ' IlMNMKIKiBlMr: . . I Choose from today’s popuiar digital styles in surprise catalyst of a renewed^ cluding sorne with ahum elvonoGpaphs and inon). bumper of the cocky guy in front of you. I’d left the windows open, you see, when I went was already out of flashlight-size batteries, and Arab-Israeli peace process. Thisis2 lng.RMtlcting,toi^ 4-Fe. flw M o ci Statu StyM* nwy MW ey M«M, Arriving home at 7 p.m., I took stock of the to pick my son Ian up at the sitter’s. But even even squat little candles cost 89 cents each. i S-Fc: M ash Dining Sat the impression that was brought j pickings in the refrigerator. What I got was before I got to my sitter’s door, the storm struck So we went home and sat in the dark. Sang OutckHir S ailin g OroMR tn Eastern League results Hearns and Duran .s a t'-i Jl«“ -IFTodWI__ Softball w L Pet. OB Buffalo 33 24 .579 — Albany 31 25 .554 IVl Vermont 32 27 .542 2 ready to square off TONIGHT'S GAMES Waterbury 31 27 .534 JVz JC's V I. Main Pub, 6 — Fltigerald Glens Foils 28 29 .491 5 Z e m b ro w ik i'i v i. Wilson, 7:30 — New Britoln 28 30 .482 5>/j Bv Rich Tosches Filzoerald Noshuo 27 30 .474 6 know that I ’m going to win.” 1 contender Mike McCallum. Belllveau vs. Ward, 6 — Paaani Reading 20 38 .345 13'/j UPl Sports Writer The 5-foot-7 Duran Is at an Hearns, who needs a victory in MCC Vets vs. Dean, 6 — Robertson Thursday's Results Albany 6, Vermont 0 apparent disadvantage against the order to move up to a possible big Buffalo vs. Brand Rex, 7:30 Robert LAS VEGAS, Nev.' — Thomas son Glens Falls 8, Bultalo 3 6-fo6t-2 Hearns, who also holds a money fight against Marvin Renn's vs. D.W. Fish, i — Charter Nashua 5, Reading 0 Hearns, who could lose his title if whopping 11-inch reach advan Hagler, is looking to re-establish Waterbury 2, New Britoln 1,1st game Oak he doesn't rediscover his punching tage. But it’s not very apparent to himself as a big puncher. Duran Memorial vs. Telephone, 6— Keeney Waterbury 8, New Britain 0,2nd game Jim's vs. B.A. Club, 6 — Nike Friday's (Somes p()wer, and Roberto Duran, who Duran. has never been stopped in the five Jury Box vs. Allstate, 7:30 — Nike Albany ot Vermont will lose his title just by showing "Hearns does not like to fight losses in his 17-year pro career, Glens Foils at Buttolo Reading at Nashua up. have traded final insults. inside. He never learned how,” the although he quit in the eighth round Independent Waterbury ot New Britain Tonight, in an outdoor arena at former lightweight. World Boxing against Sugar Ray Leonard. But Saturday's (Somes Caesars Palace, with Hearns’ Council welterweight and current Lathrop insurance pounded Wilson Glens Falls at Buffalo Hearns wants desperately to give Electric* 17-U, Thursdov night at Fltz- Reading at Noshuo World Boxing Council super wel WBA junior middleweight cham Duran, who turns 33 on Saturday, a gerold Field. Garv Ware's four safeties Waterbury at New Britain terweight championship at stake, pion said. headache for his birthday. paced a 23-hlt offense* with Woyne Albony at Vermont the two will trade punches. Ostrout and Al Rodonis adding three " I ’m a lot shorter than he is and I hits for the winners. Also chipping In Hearns earned the nickname think I can use that as an "Roberto Duran is a legend is with two hit apiece for Lathrop were Eastern League results "Hitm an” by knocking out 30 of his advantage. I can work my way boxing — he was a great, great Dave Bldwell* who cracked o two-run first 32 opponents. But in recent fighter,” Hearns said. "But he’s homer* Mickey CalacI, a pair of inside and go to his body. I think the doubles* and Don Kelsey. Wilson was years he’s moved up in weight and way to beat Thomas Hearns is to had it. He’s old, his legs are gone led by Ralph Bernard!* who belted encountered hand injuries. And the get at his body. I don’t think he can and I ’m going to knock him out. I S' Woterbury 000 002 0 — 2 3 0 UPf pholo three hits* and Paul Ostunl. Dqve New Britain 000 010 0 — 1 31 think I can put him away in a round OstunI and Tim Fitzgerald, all of whom knockouts have stopped. His last take a body shot very well. There’s Kammeyer, and Heath; Davis, Schmid or two. Just keep an eye out for the had two hits each. (6), and Sheafer. W—Kammeyer (5-5). L three opponents have gone the not a lot of meat on those bones. New York’s Darryl Strawberry slides first in the sixth inning Thursday in St. . —Semid (2-2). distance. "H is being so tall only means right uppercut. Duran is very safely around the tag of St. Louis Louis. Hubie Brooks' double chased If Duran finds out early that that there is more of a target to hit. vulnerable to that punch and that’s C.W.F.L Second Gome Herald photo by Pinto catcher Darrell Porter as he scores from home Strawberry. Waterbury 101 0051 — 8 9 0 Hearns' punches are not as stun I ’m stronger than him and I ’ve what I ’m going to use to put him Monchester’s Form al’s Inn opened away.” up Its 10th season In the Connecticut New Britain 000 000 0 — 0 42 Bennet Junior High girls’ track team ning as they once were, the fiery seen that he gets tired at the end of Women's Fastpitch League by down Bastion, and Horper; Gerlng, Hall (6), Panamanian could shock Hearns fights. I ’ve gone 15 rounds several and Ackley. W—Bastion (2-4); L— Hearns sees his height and reach ing Waterbury Bierners* 8-2, Thursday and the oddsmakers, who have times and this one is only 12 night at Fitzgerald Field. The winners Gerlng, Bennet Junior High girls’ track team posted a 7-1 record Allen, Tricia Thomas, Britt Gustafson. Second row: and the age difference as definite NL roundup broke the gome open with a three-run (1-1). installed the 2S-year- old as a 2‘A to rounds. I plan to put a lot of advantages. fourth Inning on key hits by Lisa in 1984, taking second place in the first Bennet Freshman Assistant coach Mark Gardella, Doreen Breen, Christine 1 favorite over the challenger. pressure on him and wear him out. Schwartz and Lori Chudzinskl. Yankees 12. Red Sox 11 Each fighter will earn $1.8. Schwartz ond Karen Wright hod two Track and Field Invitational. Team members were (l-r) Nielsen, Cheri Finkelstein, Sira Berte, Darcy Hoagland, This is going to be a fight between a “ I feel I have all the advantages hits each while Wright ond Chudzinskl Front row: Patrice Bruce, Kim Jarvis, Kristin Grote, Jessica Marshall, Daryl Dublado, Sue Burns, Teresa million for the scheduled 12- man and a boy and the man is going in this fight. I ’m bigger than him, knocked in three runs apiece to lead NEW YORK BOSTON rounder. to win." stronger than him, younger than Formal's offense. Lynne Wright was Ob r h bl ab r h bl Sheryl Largie, Kristine Howard (co-captain), Kathy Inthavong, Christina Inthavong, Tracy Johnson, Mindy "This is a very important fight 5 Whatever the outcome, Duran him and I hit a lot harder," he said. the winning pitcher, giving up only four Rndiph 2b 4 1 2 1 Boggs 3b 6 12 2 Darling imitates veteran singles, walking two and striking out Wynegar c 6 1 2 2 Evans rf 4 3 3 3 Comeau (co-captain), Jamie Dawson, Lisa Phillips, Sue Forde, Coach Stan Bebyn. for me,” said Duran. " I t ’s not will lose his WBA junior middle “ I also am determined. I must win three. Winfield rf 6 1 2 0 Rice If 5 2 3 0 because of the money. It can open weight title. The WBA plans to this fight. I consider it a case of Baylor dh 5 2 2 0 Armos cf 4 0 3 3 the way to bigger fights for me. I Pinlella If 3 3 3 0 Easier dh 6 0 11 Peter Jacobsen 3637—72 strip him of that championship for do-or-die. Where am I going with Brewers 3. Orioies 2 Astros 3. Dodgers 1 Major League ieaders Charles Bolling 32-40—72 know what I have to do to win and I his refusal to defend it against No. my career if I lose to Duran?" Kemp If 2 0 0 1 Jurak 1b 2 0 10 A-Rocco Mediate 39-33—72 Harrah 3b 2 1 1 0 Miller 1b 2 110 Ed Florl 37-36—73 Gamble oh 1 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 4 1 0 0 BALTIMORE MILWAUKEE LOS ANGELES HOUSTON Batting Joy Haas 37-36—73 as Mets blank Cards Smalley 3b 0 0-0 0 Allenson c 3 0 0 0 Golf Ob r h bl Ob r h bl oh r h bl ab r h bl (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x Tim Norris 3638—73 Mttngly 1b 3 2 1 5 Gedmn ph 1 0 1 0 Shelby cf 5 0 0 0 James rfRJRynl 4 0 rf 4 12 0 2 0 Bass rf 3 0 10 number ot games each team has played) Griffey cf 4 1 1 2 Nichols pr 0 I 0 0 Tony Sills 3637—73 Gross 3b 1 0 0 0 Gantner Bailor 2b 4 0 2b 3)00 0 0 Puhl ph 0 0 0 0 Notional League Steven Hart 37-3673 ST. LOUIS (U P I) - New York’s two-run ballgames." the fog that Len Barker and Donnie Foil ss 5 0 11 Newman c 0 0 0 0 g Ob r h pet. Coventry tops Cruz 3b 1 0 0 0 Yount ssMonday 4 0 ph 1 100 0 0 C Rynidsss 5 1 ) 0 Nick Faldo 3636—73 Sports in Brief Ron Darling is classified as a The Mets, with Keith Hernandez Moore wrapped around the Cincin Gutlerrz ss 5 2 2 1 Ripken ss 5 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 1 1 1 NIednfr pp 0 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 4)31 Gwynn, SD 60 227 43 82 .361 Totals 41 12 IS 12 Totals 42 II 17 10 Tom Purtzer 38-35—73 leading the way, used three Murray 1b 3 1 3 1 Ogllvle IfGuerrer 3 0 3b 4 20 00 0 Cruz If 4 12 1 Francona, M tl 58 214 18 74 .346 Jim Neltard 34-39—73 rookie, but against the St. Louis nati Reds, New York 010105 0041—12 Lownstn If 2 1 1 1 SImmns Brock dh 4 0 lb 4 10 00 0 Mmphrv cf4 0 1 0 Durham, Chi 58 205 39 68 .332 Cardinals, he pitched like a vete doubles in the sixth to trigger a Barker and Moore combined to Tallwood Boston 200 010 260 0—11 Roenick If 1 0 0 0 Moore prMarshall 0 0 If 4 00 01 0 Knight 3b 4 0 2 1 Clark, SF S3 189 31 60 .317 Penguins sign Lemieux Game-winning RBI— Randolph (2). LPGA Results • ran, much to the delight of Mets six-run outburst against John allow one hit — a fourth-inning TEE TO GREEN TWO-THIRDS Dwyer rf 10 10 Howell 3b 2 0 0 0 Lbndrex cf 4 0 1 0 Garner 2b 3 0 10 Dernier, Chi 54 186 36 59 .317 all-COC team E—Randolph, Christiansen. DP— PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Penguins of HANDICAP— Elohleen Holes— Net Slngletn dh 4 0 1 0 Romero 3b 1 10 0 Scloscia c 3 0 0 0 Doron 2b 0 0 0 0 Ramirez, A ll 58 238 2) 75 .315 manager Davey Johnson. Stuper, 2-4. single by Eddie Milner — and New Samuel, Phil 59 261 44 81 .310 Undo Soorl S8-12-JS, Martha Kokoszka Young rf 3 0 0 0 Schroedr Russellc 3 1 ss 3 10 0 1 0 Bailey c 2 0 0 0 Mayflower Classic the National Hockey League Thursday signed "A ll along. I ’ve said the key to Glenn Hubbard drove in two runs Yark 2, Boston 2. LOB— New York 6, Sakata 2b 2 0 0 0 Mannng Valenzul cf 1 0 p 2 0 00 0 MScott p 2 0 0 0 Davis, Chi 57 201 28 62 .308 With one out, Wally Backman 75-26-49, Elaine Weir 73-24-49; Gross- Boston 9. 2B—Rice, Pinlella, Jurak, At IndlanapoHt, June 14 Mario Lemieux, their No. 1 draft pick, after Charter Oak Conference champion Coventry High our club us how quickly they (the Thursday night, helping the Morle Johnson 55, Karen Wheeler 62; Bmbry ph 10 0 0 W hitflld ph 1 0 0 0 Smith p 10 0 0 Sandberg, Chi 59 248 36 76 .306 and Mookie Wilson singled and Easier, Evans. 3B—Gutierrez. HR— Douer 2b 0 0 0 0 Andersn ss 0 0 0 0 Brooks, NY 57 204 19 62 .304 (P ar 72) weeks of difficult contract negotiations. dominated the 1984 all-COC baseball team with three young pitchers) establish them Braves snap a five-game losing Nine Holes— Net- Gall Clahke 38-18-20, Jo Ann Woshom 35- 32—67 Evans Rayford c 3 0 0 0 Hernandez, NY 55 204 21 62 .304 Hernandez followed with a two-run Elolne Gilbert 41-16-25; Gross- Diane Totals 33 I S 0 Totals 32 3 II 3 Donna H White 35- 32—67 Officials of the NHL team, which logged the selections to the nine-man first team, it has been selves," Johnson said. “ For a streak with a 3-0 victory over the (12), Mattingly (10), Randolph (2). SB— Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals » 3 7 3 Los Angeles 000 001 000— 1 American League - double. Darryl Strawberry was Willis 33, Meg McCarrIck 33. Randolph (5). S—Mattingly. SF—Armos, Jull Inkster 34- 33—67 lowest number of victories in the league this past announced. month, his (Darling’s) pitching Reds. Baltimore 002 000 OOO— 2 Houston 200 010 OOx— 3 g ab r h pet. intentionally walked and Hubie Griffey, Mattingly, Winfield, NY 48 205 4) 71 .346 M ary Delong 34- 35—69 year, declined to discuss the terms of the Patriots who garnered first team honors were has been consistent. I think he’s Giants 5, Padres 2 Milwaukee 000 100 20x— 3 Game-winning RBI — Cabell(3). 35- 34—69 IP H R ER BB SO Game-winning RBI — James (2). E—Bailor, M. Scott, Brock. DP—Los Bell, Tor 59 218 31 74 .339 Sharon Barrett contract. Brooks delivered a two-run double Sandra Palmer 34- 35—69 shortstop Mark Berkowitz and pitchers Jody Morton starting to establish himself." At San Diego, Johnnie LeMaster New York E—Ripken. DP—Milwaukee 1. Angeles 1. LOB—Los Angeles 5, Houston Mattingly, NY 59 227 37 77 .339 to chase Stuper. 33- 3 6 -6 9 Guidry 7 12 5 5 3 6 LOB— 11. 2B— Knight, Cruz. 3B—Cabell, R.J. Trammell, Det 60 240 46 81 .338 Heather Drew Penguin vice president Paul Martha said and Peter Palmer. and Jeff Leonard each home red for rAtsuko Hlkoge 35- 34—69 Darling. 6-3, pitched his first Baseball Christiansen 0 3 4 3 0 0 Baltimore 10, Milwaukee 7. HR—Murray Reynolds. SB—Cruz (8). S—Smith. Upshaw, Tor 59 216 39 70 .324 Lemieux would meet with reporters today. Cheney Tech also had a representative on the first Reliever Dave Rucker walked San Francisco. Mark Davis, 3-6. Anne-Morle Palll 34- 35—69 Fontenot (W 2-5) 2 2 2 2 2 1 (13), Lowensteln (4), Cooper (4). SB— IP H R ER BB SO Motley, KC 54 187 27 60 .321 major-league shutout Thursday Rlghettl (S 9) 1 0 0 0 2 1 G ordo, Tor 6) 259 34 83 .320 Debbie Austin 35- 35—70 team in senior catcher Paul Pelletier. Pelletier batted two batters to load the bases and went the first eight innings and Manning (5). S—Manning, Los Angeles M orv Beth Zimmerman 3634—70 night, giving up just four singles in Boston IP i r R ER BB SO Valenzuela (L 57) 7 10 3 3 4 5 Davis, Sea 54 197 32 63 .320 Gretzky undergoes surgery .449 during the regular season and helped lead the Jose Oquendo doubled down the stymied the Padres on seven hits Oleda 5 8 7 7 4 0 Baltimore NIedenfuer 1 1 0 0 1 0 Whitaker, Det 59 232 44 74 .319 Barbra MIzrahle 3636—70 Techmen to a state tournament berth, only the second a 6-0 victory over the Cardinals. He while striking out five. Gary Deborah Skinner 3636 — 70 left field line. Gale ^ 3 2 0 0 0 1 DMartInez 5 1-3 3 1 1 1 2 Houston Yount, M llw 60 240 34 76 .317 EDMONTON, Alberta — Wayne Gretzky of the also went the distance for the first Jane Lock 3535— 70 in school history. “ I ’m just glad we came out on Lavelle got three outs for his American League standings Stanley (L 1-5)^ 2 5 5 5 0 1 Underwood 2-3 ) 0 0 0 0 M. Scott (W3-4) 5 2-3 4 1 0 0 3 Home Runs Patti Rizzo — Stanley Cup champion Edmonton Oilers has time this season. Oleda pitched to 5 betters In 6th; Davis (L 6-3) 2 3 2 2 2 1 Smith ( S I ) 31-3 1 0 0 0 4 National League — Murphy, Atl 14; 3634 70 Coventry and Cheney each placed one performer on top,” Hernandez said. “ Both seventh save. San Diego starter Rosie Jones 3635— 71 undergone surgery for removal of a benign Christiansen pitched to 4 batters In 8th. Milwaukee WP—Smith. T—2:29. A—21,001. Carter, Mtl and Schmidt, Phil 13; the all-COC second team with Sean Fowler of the pitchers were throwing real good, Tim Lollar. 5-5, was the loser. East WP—Fontenot. T—3:32. A—28,790. Gibson 4 1-3 4 2 2 5 4 Marshall, LA 12; Clark, SF, Durham, Chi Kathy Whitworth 37- 34—71 growth on his left ankle. "I was interested in getting the Amy Benz 3637— 71 Patriots named along with Bob Elliott from Cheney. but in a game like that, someone is Phillies 11, Cubs 2 J W L Pet. GB Walts (W 1-2) 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 and McRevnolds, SD 11. The surgery was performed Thursday at shutout," Darling said. " I knew I ’d Detroit 44 16 .733 — Fingers (S 11) 210013 American League— Klngman,Ook 16; Judy (^ork 3635— 71 Coventry’s Bob Harris and Cheney sophomore Rick going to get on the bo'ard sooner or At Chicago, Steve Carlton, 4-3, Alexandra Reinhardt 37- 34—71 Edmonton’s University Hospital by team doctor never had a shutout. Before I Toronto 38 22 .633 6 Walts pitched to 1 batter In Bth. MetsB.CardinatsO Armas, Bos 15; Dovis, Sea and Kittle, Gonzales received honorable mention in the voting later.” pitched a five-hitter and raised his Baltimore 35 2S .556 10'/3 Twins 3. Rangers 2 WP—Gibson. T—2:54. A—32,062. Chi 14; Murray, Balt 13. Cathy Horino 37- 3 6 -71 Gordon Cameron. prided myself in that I would finish Boston 31 30 .506 13V} Runs Batted In Alice Rmman 3536— 71 conducted by the conference coaches. games. It just hadn’t work out this record to 41-18 lifetime against the New York 27 33 .450 17 NEW YORK ST. LOUIS ~ National League — Cnrter, Mtl 49; Jane Blalock 3636— 72 Hernandez added performances Cubs. Philadelphia’s Juan Samuel 3636— 72 year." Milwaukee 26 34 .433 18 MINNESOTA TEXAS Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Durham, Chi 47; Davis, Chi 46; Schmidt, Nanette CIrco ESPN outbids Turner like the one by Darling are one belted a three-run homer to Cleveland 22 36 .379 21 Ob r h bl ab r b bl Backmn 2b 4 1 1 0 LSmIth If 3 0 0 0 Phil 44; Clark, SF 42. MIssle McCJeorge 3638— 72 It almost didn’t work out. Andy West Puckett cf 5 0 1 0 Sample ct 4 1 1 0 Mariners4,Royais1 Wilson cf 5 12 0 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 American League — Murrqy, Balt S3; Muffin Spencer-Devlln 3537— 72 ATLA N TA — ESPN has outbid Turner Van Slyke led off the Cardinals reason the Mets are contenders. highlight a four-run second inning Vicki Alvarez 3537— 72 California 34 29 .540 — Teufel 2b 4 12 1 Bannstr 1b 3 1 1 0 Hrnndz 1b 5 1 2 2 Vn Slyk 1b3 0 I 0 Rice, Bos 5); Kingman, Oak 48; Davis, Broadcasting for the cable rights to U.S. Football Winning streak ninth with a single and with one “ Our pitching has been outstand and Tim Corcoran added a two-run Sfrwbrr rf 3 1 0 0 Hndrck rf x3 0 0 0 Beth Solomon 37- 35—72 Chicago » 31 .492 3 Hrbek )b ) 0 2 1 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Sea 47; Armos, Bos and Parrish, Tex 42. ing," he said. shot during a four-run sixth. Rich Seattle 30 34 .469 4V7 Engle c 4 0 0 0 Pa/rlsh rt 4 0 1 1 KANSAS CITY SEATTLE Brooks 3b 4 12 2 Porter c 4 0 )0 Stolen Botes Margo Stubblefield 38- 34—72 League games for the next three years, according out, Darrell Porter poked a single Minnesota 29 33 .468 4Vs Bush dh 4 0 0 0 Ward If 4 0 10 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Heep If 2 0 10 Oberkfll 3b 4 0 0 0 Natlonol League — Wiggins, SD 32; Laurl Peterson 37- 35—72 to a Turner spokesman. to left. The Cardinals pushed only one Bordi, 2-1, was the loser. Hollis Stacy U Kansas City 27 31 .466 AV7 Brnnskv rt 4 1 2 1 Hostetir dh 3 0 1 0 Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Percont 2b 3 1 1 0 Martin If 1110 McGee cf 3 0 10 Samuel, Phil 31; Redus, CIn 28; Dernier, 3537—72 no aid to Moses runner to third base. With one out Pirates 3, Expos 2 Cindy Hill ESPN’s bi(l for the rights was a reported $70 "W e gave him six runs," John Oakland 28 35 .444 6 Hatcher If 4 0 10 Rivers dh 10 0 0 Sherldn rt 4 0 1 0 Bradley If 2 10 0 Hodges c 2 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 0-10 Chi 25; Raines, M tl 21. 3537—72 in the second inning, Willie McGee At Montreal, errors by Derrel Texas 27 36 .429 7 Meier If 0 0 0 0 Yost c 3 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Dovis 1b 4 110 FItzgerld c 1 0 0 0 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 American League — Henderson, Beverly Klass 37- 36—73 million. Turner Broadcasting head Ted Turner son said. “ If we had only gotten Lynn Stroney - singled and stole second. He Thomas and Doug Flynn and an Thursdoy’s Results GaettI 3b 3 1 1 0 T o lin n 2b 3 0 1 0 lorg 1b 4 0 )0 Phelps dh 2 0 0 0 Oquend ss 4 0 ) 2 Stuper p 2 0 0 0 Oak 37 36—73 offered the USFL $60 million for the rights almost LOS ANGELES (UPI) I'v e beaten the challenge three, he wouldn’t have finished.” Milwaukee 3, Baltimore 2 Wshngt ss 4 0 10 Wllkrsn ss 3 0 0 0 Motley If 4 0 10 Cowens dh 2 0 1 2 Darling p 4 0 0 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 25; Garda, Tor 24; Butler, Clev 20; Jane (Jeddes 37- 36—73 moved to third on a groundnut but RBI double by Brian Harper Oakland 7* Cleveland 6 Orta dh 4 12 1 Bonnell rf 4 1*J 2 Carole Charbonnier 3637— 73 two weeks ago. — Edwin Moses says his time and time again." But Darling forced Ken Oberk- Totals 37 3 10 3 Totals 32 2 6 I Ramsey ss 0 0 0 0 Pettis, Col 19; Bernozord, Clev, Collins was left stranded when Stuper helped the Pirates score twice in Seattle 4* Kansas City 1 Minnesota 001 001 100— 3 Wathan c 3 0 2 0 DHndrs cf 4 0 0 0 Braun ph 10 0 0 and Mosefay, Tor IS. Lori (Sarbaez 38- 35—73 incredible winning streak Only twice during the fell to hit into a game-ending New York 12. Boston 11,10 Innings Cnepen 2b 3 0 0 0 Kearney c 3 0 0 0 Lyons ss 0 0 0 0 Joyce Benson 3637— 73 Boston Celtics feted grounded out. the ninth to defeat the Expos. Kent Texas 100 001 000— 2 Pitching in the 400-meter hurdles streak has Moses failed to double play to preserve the Minnesota 3, Texas 2 Game-winning RBI — Teufel (5). Wshngt ss 1 0 0 0 Ramos 3b 3 0 2 0 Totals 39 6 10 6 Totals 30 0 4 0 Victories Sally Little 3637— 73 Tekulve, 2-5, pitched the final 1 2-3 California 9, Chicago 3 White 2b 1 0 0 0 Owen ss 3 0 0 0 x-reached on catcher's Interference Sue ErtI 3639— 73 BOSTON — The NBA Champion Celtics were frequently works against dip under 50 seconds, and shutout. LOB— Mlnnesofa9, Texas4.2B—Teufel National League — Leo, Mtl 10-3; The only other Ca rdinals’ hit was innings to earn the victory. Gary Fridov’s Games 2, Word, Hrbek, Bannister. HR— Totals 32 1 7 1 Totals 30 4 7 4 Andular, StL 10-5; Lynch, NY and Soto, Joan Joyce 38- 35—73 adored and feted by over a half-million people, a him. 22 of the races have been “ I had good control," said (All Times EDT) Kansas City 000 000 100— 1 New York 000 006 000— 6 Cynthia Flgg 38- 35—73 a single by Ozzie Smith in the fifth. Lucas, 0-2, was the loser. Brunanskv (9). SB—Bannister (1), CIn 7-1; Peno, LA 7-2; Honeycutt, LA' Boston crowd surpassed only by that drawn to " I t doesn’t help at all in under 48 seconds. His last Darling, who struck out five and Boston (Nipper 0-1) at Toronto Pucket Seattle OOC00202X— 4 St. Louis 000 000 000— 0 and Trout, Chi 7-3; Show, SD 7-4. Debbie Melsterlln 37- 36—73 Astros 3, Dodgers 1 N Elsewhere. Atlanta blanked Cin (Alexander S-2)* 7:35 p.m. (5). (Jame-wlnnlng RBI — Cowens (2). Game-winning RBI — Hernandez American League — Morris, [Jet 11-3; Ayako Okomoto 37- 36—73 catch a glimpse of Pope John Paul II in 1979. terms of running the two victories came last walked two. “ I knew I was ( ). cinnati, 3-0, San Francisco de At Houston, Enos Cabell Baltimore (Boddicker 7-5) at New York IP H R ER BB SO E—Black 2. DP—Kansas City 1. LOB— 6 NIekro, NY and Petry, D rt 9-3; Stieb, Barb Bunkowskv 38- 35—73 An estimated quarter-million delirious fans race," said Moses, who’ll week at The Athletics throwing real hard tonight. I was (Shirley H)), 8 p.m. Minnesota Kansas City 5, Seattle 5. 2B— Perconte, E—Hodges. DP—New York 1, St. Louis Tor B-2; Dotson, Chi 8-3; Hurst, Bos and feated San Diego 5-2, Philadelphia slammed three hits, including a •aagaaaa##•#•#•##••••• packed City Hall Plaza Thursday to cheer the be seeking his 100th Congress championships fortunate to win. This ballclub has Detroit (Petry 9-3) at Milwaukee Viola (W 57) 7 2-3 6 2 2 1 5 Orta, loro, Wathan. HR—Orta (4), 2. LOB—New York 6, St. Louis 6. 2B— McGregor, Balt 84; Romanick, Cal 8-5. pounded Chicago 11-2, Pittsburgh game-winning triple, and Mike (Cocanower 5-5), 8:30 p.m. Davis (S 11) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Bonnell (4). S—Brodlev. ^ Hernandez, Brooks, Oquendo. SB— Earned Run Average team and its 15th NBA title. Police also figured straight 400-meter hur in San Jose, Calif. Moses been backing me up." edged Montreal 3-2, and Houston Scott and Dave Smith combined on Minnesota (Butcher 4-4) at KansasCIty Texos IP H R ER BB So McGee (Bated on 1 Inning x number of games 300,000 others greeted the Celtics during an dles victory at the U.S. won heat and semifinal (Gubicza 3-5)* 8:35 p.m. Kansas City (17). The Mets have won nine of their a five-hitter to lead the Astros. The Stewart (36) 9 10 3 3 2 2 each team hot played) Football Olympic Track and Field races before withdrawing edged Los Angeles 3-1. Cleveland (Heaton 4-5) at California WP—Viola. T—2:12. A—11,760. Black (L 55) 8 7 4 4 2 6 IP H R ER BB SO National League — Denny, Phil 1.55; hour-long parade through the downtown district. last 11 games and the shutout was triumph was Houston's first (Zahn 7-3), 10:30 p.m. Seattle New York Ryan, Hou 2.02; Pena, LA 2.09; Officials believe the crowds were the seconil- Trials beginning Satur from the final to avoid Braves 3, Reds 0 Chicogo (Hoyt 6-5) at Oakland Beattie (W 57) 7 6 1 1 1 4 their second in a row. Wednesday, against Fernando Valenzuela. 6-7. Darling (W 53) 9 4 0 0 2 3 Honeycutt, LA 2.18; Trout, Chi 2.30. largest in recent city history, exceeded only by day. "But it does inspire injury. At Atlanta, the humidity in (Krueger 4-2), 10:35 p.m. AngeisR, White Sox3 Stanton (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 2 St. Louis American League — Dovis, Bolt 1.72; they beat Pittsburgh 2-0 and the Atlanta was nothing compared to since Sept. 27, 1981. Texas (Hough 6-6) at Seattle (Langston T—2:17. A—6,074. Stuper (L 26) 5 1-3 6 5 5 2 2 NIekro, NY 1.77; Zahn, Cal 1.86; Stieb, those for the Pope’s visit. the others to compete last time the Mets had back-to- 4-5). 10:35 p.m. Rucker 1 26 2 1 1 2 3 Tor 2.08; Burris, Oak 2.24. more.” " I felt what I wanted to Soturday’s Gomes U S FL standings back shutouts was Aug. 22-24, 1976 CHICAGO CALIFORNIA Von Ohien 2 2 0 0 0 1 Strikeouts Counting heats, Moses feel, especially when I B' ton ot Toronto ab r h bl ab r h bl T—2:14. A—26,286. Natlonol League — Valenzuela, LA 98; McNeil gets extension when Jon Matlack and Tom Seaver b f ifoore at New York RLaw cf 5 0 0 0 Pettis ct 5 12 2 (looden, NY 93; Ryan, Hou 85; Soto, CIn E intem Contarenoe has won 99 straight races went under 48 in the final Chicago at Oakland accomplished the feat. Dybznsk ss 2 1 2 0 Benlauz If 5 13 2 Phiiiies 11. Cubs 2 79; Carlton, Phil 76. Attanflc Division NEW YORK — New York- Jets running back including 88 finals. He last race,” Moses said. “ I Inkster on a roll Detroit at Milwaukee* night Braves 3. RedsO Chrstm oh 1 0 0 0 Brown rf 4 0 0 0 American League — Witt, Cal 78; W L T Pet. PF PA lost on Aug. 26, 1977 to didn't want to run in three Minnesota at Kansas City* night Fletchr ss 0 0 0 0 Downng dh4 1 1 0 M orris, Det 76; Stieb, Tor 73; NIekro, V-Phlla. 15 1 0 .938 438 201 Freeman McNeil has signed a new deal that is Darling said he was hoping to Cleveland at Californio* night Baines rf 5 14 0 RJcksn 3b 4 2 1 0 NY 70; Guidry. NY 67. x-New Jersey 12 4 0 .750 387 295 worth about $5 million and extends his contract West Germany’s Harald races last weekend and throw seven strong innings, but INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Inkster shot a bogey-free o- Texas at Seattle* night CINCINNATI ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO 5- Luzinsk dh 5 0 0 0 Grich 1b 3 0 3 1 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Ob r h bl ab r h bl Saves Pittsburgh 3 13 0 .188 245 311 through 1988, a newspaper reported. Schmid at Berlin. then run in three races the when the Mets scored six runs in Here’s some bad news for the rest under-par 67 Thursday, which tied Walker 1b 5 112 Wllfong 2b 1 1 1 0 Walker If 4 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 4 0 2 0 Samuel 2b 5 2 2 3 Dernier cf 4 0 0 0 Notional Leogue — Sutter, StL 15; Washington 2 14 0 .125 242 444 " I think of winning following Weekend.” Kittle If 4 0 )0 PIcclolo 2b 4 1 3 2 Holland, Phil 13; Gossoge, SD, Orosco, Southern Division McNeil thus becomes the second-highest paid the sixth inning, that gave him of the field in the $250,000 LPG A her with Jo Ann Washam and Nationai League standings Milner cf 3 0 10 Trevino c 4 0 0 0 G arda 3b 0 0 0 0 Sondbrg 2b 2 0 0 0 more than I think of Moses said 'his past VLaw 4 0 2 1 Boone c 4 111 Cedeno 1b 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf 3 1 2 1 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 NY and Smith, Chi 12. x-BIrmnghm 13 3 0 .813 506 279 running back in the league behind Chicago’s incentive. tournament at the Country Club of Donna White for the lead going into Skinner c 2 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 4 1 0 0 Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Chmbis lb 4 1 2 0 GGross If 1 0 0 0 Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 American League — Qulsenberry, KC X-Tompa Boy 12 4 0 .750 460 322 Walter Payton, the New York Daily News said in losing,” Moses said performances won’t win "I wasn’t nervous at all,” he Indianapolis: Juli Inkster is still on today’s second round of the tourna Hairstn ph 0 0 0 0 16; Caudill, Oak 13; Stanley, Bos 12; New Orleans .8 8 0 .500 314 355 Eost Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 Kmmnsk If 4 1 2 0 Hayes rf 4 1 1 0 Brusstdr p 0 0 0 0 today’s editions. Thursday. "Due to the him a spot on the U.S. said. "1 only get nervous in one-or a roll. ment, sponsored by the Mayflower HIM c 10 0 0 Gulden c 3 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 3 13 1 Schmidt 3b3 1 2 2'M atthw s If 4 0 1 2 Dovis, Minn and Fingers, M il 11. Memphis 7 9 0 .438 297 383 W L Pet. GB Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 Jacksonville 4 12 0 .250 281 436 fact that I’m improving. Olympic team. Corp. Chicago 34 26 . 567 — Esaskv 3b 2 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 2 Aguayo 3b 1 0 0 0 Moreind 1b 4 0 0 0 New York Totols 37 3 10 3 Totals 38 9 15 8 Oester 2b 3 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 Lefebvre 0 0 0 If 5 2 3 1 Woods rf 3 0 2 0 Western Conterence 32 25 .56) '/j Chicago 000 000 300— 3 Central Division Philadelphia 33 27 .550 1 Russell p 1 0 0 0 Barker p 2 0 0 0 Corcorn 1b 5 2 2 2 Davis c 2 0 0 0 St. Louis Colltomla Oil 101 OSx— 9 . Driessn ph 1 0 0 0 Jorgnsn ph1 0 0 0 Virgil c 5 0 11 Hassey c 2 0 0 0 V-Houston 11 5 0 .688 552 371 32 32 .500 4 Game-winning RBI — PIcclolo (1). Michigan 8 8 0 .500 346 341 Frazier Montreal 29 33 .468 6 Hume p 0 0 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 5 1 1 0 Cev 3b 4 0 0 0 E—DvbzInskI, Fletcher, Schofield. Carlton p 4 1)1 Bowa ss 3 110 Golf San Antonio 6 10 0 .375 260 296 Pittsburgh 24 35 .407 9Vi DP— Totals 28 0 1 0 Totals 33 3 10 3 w n l Cincinnati 000 000 OOO— o Andersn o 0 0 0 0 BordI p 2 0 0 0 Oklahoma 6 10 0 .375 227 402 NEW 1984 CHEVETTE NEW 1984 CAMARO California 2. LOB—Chicago 13, California Atlanta ■ 000 001 02x— 3 Noles p 0 0 0 0 Chicago 5 11 0 .312 323 410 Inducted San Diego 36 24 .600 — 6. 2B—V. Law, Baines, Grich, PIcclolo. Pacific Division Atlanta 35 28 . 556 2V, Game-winning RBI— Hubbard (4). Owen 2b 1110 NEW YO RK rtlPI)- -='-^( Los Angeles 35 30 . 538 3Yi 3B—Pettis. HR—Beniquez (4). SB— E—Barker, Esosky. DP—Cincinnati Totals 41 11 19 11 Totals 32 2 9 2 Los Angeles 9 7 0 .562 304 319 Pettis 1. Phllodelphia 140 114 000—11 Arizona 8 8 0 .500 431 274 Former New York Knicks ® Cincinnati 29 35 .453 9 (19). Houston 27 35 .435 10 LOB—Cincinnati 4, Atlanta 8. 2B— Chicago 000 000 020— 2 U.S. Open results Denver 8 8 0 .500 329 379 great Walt Frazier and San Francisco 22 38 . 367 14 IP H R ER BB SO Chambliss, Washington, Ramirez. SF— Gam5wlnnlng RBI — Schmidt (7). Oakland 7 9 0 .438 216 304 one-time New York Chicago Hubbard. E—Schmidt. DP—Chicago I. LOB— x-clinched ptayoN spot Thundoy's Results Burns (L 2-7) 7 2,3 13 7 4 1 3 Rangers star Rod Gilbert Phitodelphia 11, Chlcago2 IP H R ER BB SO Phlladel phla6, Chicogo 5.2B—Schmidt 2, A t Mamorofieck, N. Y., June 14 v-dlnched division title San Froncisco 5, San Diego 2 Barolos 1-3 2 2 0 0 0 Cincinnati Moddox 2, Samuel, Lefebvre, Virgil, Friday's ( were among those in Californio (P ar 70) (All Times EDT) Pittsburgh 3, Montreal 2 Russell (L 26) 7 8 1113 Bowa. HR—Samuel (4), Corcoran (2). SB ducted Thursday into the Atlanta 3, Cincinnati 0 Rmnck (W 8-5) 6 2-3 7 3 3 6 3 Hume 1 22000 —Haves (16). Hale Irwin Washington at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Corbett (S 3) 2 1-3 3 0 0 0 3 3533— 68 Jacksonville of New Orleans, 8p.m. Madison Square Garden ■ New York 6, St. Louis 0 Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO Jim Thorpe 32- 36-68 Houston 3, Los Angeles 1 T—2:32. A—26,831. Borker (W 56) 7 1 0 0 3 5 . Philadelphia Mike Donald Arizona at Chicago, 8 p.m. Hall of Fame. qprlton (W 53) 8 5 2 2 2 6 33- 35-68Oakland at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. O N IY $100*»p.r.»n.h- ONLY $218^1 Friday's Games Moore (S 3) 2 0 0 0 0 0 Hubert Green 33-3568 Joining Frazier, tl)e (All Times EDT) WP—Borker. T—2:24. A—24,549. Ali^sen 1 0 0 0 0 1 M ick Soil 3635—69 Saturday's (Tames ‘Sale Price *5300. Monthly payments based on 20% down ‘Sale Price *10,000. Monthly payments based on 20% Philadelphia (Hudson 6-4) at Chi A'sT.indiansR CMpogo A-Jov Slgel Denver at New Jersey, 1:30 p.m. Knicks’ All-Star guard 5 3635-49 cago BordI (L 2-1) 3 1-3 8 6 6 2 0 Fred Couples Birmingham at Memphis, 8p.m. from the late 1960s and payment, 14% Annual Percentage Rate, 60 Monthly pay down payment, 14% Annual Percentage Rate, 48 Monthly Noles 2 26 6 5 5 1 1 3534— 69 Tampa Boy at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. (Rainey 5-4), 4:05 p.m. David Canipe 3635-69 early ’70s, was his coach. payments. Finance charge *2493.28. Sales tax and re San Francisco (Robinson 36) at San CLEVELAND OAKLAND Pirates 3. Expos 2 Frazier 2 0 0 0 0 4 Curtis Strange M onday's (Tomes ^ SPECIAL^ < ments. Finance charge *1811.60. Sales tax and registra Brusstar 1 1 0 0 0 1 3633-69 Oklahoma at Michigan, 8 p.m. Diego (Hawkins 4-2), 4:05p.m. Ob r h M ab r h bl , Lennie Clements 3635—69 Red Holtzman. Besides tion not included. Stock #7491. gistration not included. Stock #7286. Pittsburgh (DeLeon 33) at Montreal Butler cf 5 0 2 1 Hendrsn If 3 2 1 0 T—2:23. A—23,373. Seve Ballesteros San Antonio at Houston, 9 p.m. Gilbert, the highest scorer PITTSBURGH MONTREAL 36 3 5 - 69 F rM o y, June 21 (Smith 55), 7:35 p.m. Franco ss 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 0 1 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Mike Reid 3535— 70 Cincinnati (Pastore 34) at Atlanta Hororv 1b 2 2 10 Lopes 2b 4 2 3 3 Andy Bean Pittsburgh at Jacksonville, 8p.m. in Ranger history, Harry Wynne cf 5 12 1 Raines cf 4)31 3636— 70 (Xikland at Denver, 9 p.m. (Mahler 4-1), 7:40 p.m. Nixon If 10 10 Wagner ss 0 0 0 0 Lacy rf 4 0 0 0 Rose 1b 5 0 0 0 Gianl85,Padres2 Gll Morgan 3535—70 Howell, a standout defen New York (Terrell 46) at St. Louis Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 Klngmn dh 4 I 1 2 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Francon If 2 0 1 0 Greg Norman 3636-70 S aturday, June 11 seman from 1952-69, was 3 GAMES 4 <2jOO NEW 1984 CELEBRITY NEW 1984 CAVAUER Castillo If 0 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 1 2 2 Los Angeles at Arizona, 8 p.m. (Andular 10-5), 8:35 p.m. Horper If 10 11 Wohifrd If 2 0 11 Fran Marrello 3636— 70 also inducted. Los Angelin (Pena 7-2) at Houston Thornfn dh 4 2 2 2 Bochte 1b 4 0 0 0 SAN FRANCISCO SAN DIEGO Mike Sullivan Sunday, June M Willard c 5 0 11 Davis rf 4 0 10 Modlck 3b 4 0 0 0 Dawson rt 4 0 0 0 3535—70 Tampa Bov at Birmingham, 2:Xp.m. MON. 3-6 (Madden 1-1), 8:35 p.m. Thmpsn 1b 5 0 2 0 Walloch 3b 3 0 0 0 , , obrhM obrhM M orris Hatalskv 3535— 70 Others inducted were Saturday's Games Tabler If 5 1 1 1 Esslon c 4 0 0 0 LeMostr ss 5 1 2 1 Wiggins 2b 5 0 2 0 M ark Bolen Michigan at Chicago, 2 ;X p.m. Vukovch rf 4 0 2 0 Phillips ss 3 1 1 0 Roy 2b 4 0 10 Ramos c 4 0 0 0 3635—71 tennis ace Rod Laver, the Pittsburgh at Montreal Mozzllll If 3 0 0 0 Thomas 2b 4 1 1 0 CDovIs cf 5 1 2 0 Gwynn rt 4 0 10 Lee Trevino 3140-71 New Orleans at Washlnoton,2;Xp.m. TUES. 3-7 Philadelphia at Chicago Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 1 Oliver lb 4 0 0 0 Brown It 4 0 0 0 Bill Rogers New Jersey at Phllodelphla,2:Xp.m. rock group the Rolling Bernzrd 2b 4 0 1 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 3635—71 Oklahoma at Son Antonlo,8;Xp.m. San Francisco at San Diego, night Peno c 3 0 0 0 Flynn ss 3 0 10 Thmpsn 1b 1 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 3 0 1 0 Wayne Grady 3338-71 Stones, late sports writer WED. 12-7 Cincinnati at Atlonta, night Tototl 39 6 12 6 Totato 31 7 18 7 Clark rf 3 10 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Doug Tewell Monday, June IS Clevelond 213080 000— 6 Berra ss 4 12 0 Dllone ph 10 0 0 3637— 71 Memphis at Houston, 9 p.m. Jesse Abramson, wres New York at St. Louis, night Tudor p 2 0 0 0 Polmer p 10 0 0 Leonard If 3 2 2 3 McRynl cf 4 0 0 0 Jim Colbert 3637—71 Los Angein at Houston, night Oakland 300 002 20X— 7 David Graham (regular season ends) tling promoter Vincent THURS. 4-7 'Gam5wlnnlng RBI — Lopes (1). 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June 1'). mm - l=t 12 - MANt HKSTKH HKKALD, Friday. June 15. H)84 TV's ‘Entertainment Tonight* once ‘Entertainment who?' manchester community college By Jullanne Hastings coverage of 91 percent, and it has been praised ior such in-depth — Ester Shapiro (co-creator, wri wcc United Press International reports as its investigative series ter of “ Dynasty ”), Victoria Princi an average weekly audience of 18.7 million. ‘When I joined the show two years ago, I on cocaine in Hollywood, its pal, Jane Fonda — about how they NEW YORK - Mary Hart used “When I joined the show two w as sent on the road to promote it. I had to coverage of the trial of Erin made it. to dream of co-hosting NBC’s years ago, I was sent on the road to Fleming’s challenge of the Grou- "We looked at the stunt work “Today,” but that was before she promote it,” the one-time Miss face som e pretty hostile critics. But I w as cho Marx estate, and its look at the being done and why stunt women in new relays. joined "Entertainment Tonight,” South Dakota contestant said. “I just recently b a c k on the roa d a n d I c a n ’t tell National Enquirer. Hollywood currently are suing the ssmdicated hit that now mus had to face some pretty hostile Most recently, Miss Hart did an their union. ters more viewers than the three critics. you how different it is now.’ investigative series with E.T. "We tried to go across the board network morning shows combined. “But I was just recently back on reporter Frank Anthony on women and' talk to a lot of different The former high school English the road and I can’t tell you how in Hollywood. people,” Miss Hart said. MCC REUY SAT. JUNE 16th, SUN. JUNE 17th teacher became a member of the different it is now,” she said in a M a ry Hart "We looked at their role in the E.T. team, co-hosting with Ron telephone interview from her industry, why of the 4,000 members IT WAS Miss Hart’s first series, Hendren, shortly after its fluffy dressing room at E.T.’s L«s ‘Entertainment Tonight’ host of the Directors Guild of America although she has done a number of inception in 1981. Angeles bureau. only 257 are women, why there is interviews for the show. Schedule of Events Since then she has seen it evoive In the early days the show looked parity between actors and ac "With co-anchoring, I don’t get M en's Open from a favorite whipping boy of like it might be the electronic tresses up to the age of 40 and then out much. But I love being out in Saturday, Juna 16,1984 4:35 200 Meter Dash Finals Starting Height 4’10" 12:45 200 Meter DathTrlatt* High Jump hard-nosed TV critics to an ac what?’ They thought it was a grown, there are bureaus in New the number of women working Track Eventa Women's High Schooi. Men's Hljh Women's High School. Men's High 11:00 Long Jump answer to a supermarket tabloid. the field. It’s stimulating to do School. Women's Open. Men's Open Men’s High schooi Men's Open Starling Height 6'2" York, Atlanta, Miami, Nashville, 10:00 A.M. 100 Mater Hurdlec School. Women's Open. Men's Open cepted source of reliable news. There were problems getting magazine or something.” drops off dramatically to a ratio of both." Womer'r High School. Women's Open Opening Ceremonlet 4:50 4 X 400 Relay Shot Put 2:30 Javelin - The program now is seen in 141 celebrities to take notice, too. San Francisco. Chicago, Washing about one-to-10. Miss Hart has been working on Trails and Semi-finals Women's High School. Men's High Men's Open M en's Open ton and London. The program has "We talked to successful women Sprint Medley School. Women's Open. Men's Open 3:00 56 Lb. Weight Throw TV markets nationwide, a national ’"They’d say, ’Entertainment SINCE THEN the staff has television for 11 years. 10:20 110 Mater Hurdlea Christie McCormick Mile Javelin Men's High School. Men's Open Trials 5:25 4 X B o io Relay Women's Open M en's Open Men's Open. Top Eight Seeds (See Men's Open ' and Semi-finals times must be verified prior to themeet) 12:00 P.M. DIacus 3:30 Triple Jump Field Events** Men's High School 10:40 100 Meter Dath 1:55 1500 Meter Run Men's Open Women's High School. Men's High Women's High School. Men's High 9:30 A.M. Long Jump High Jump 4:00 Dlacua .School. Woman's Open. Men's Open School. Women's Open. Men's Open Women's High School. Women's Open Men's High School. Starting Heighl M en's High School Trials and Semi-finals 2:40 4 X 100 Relay Shot Put 5'10" 11:40 100 Meter Hurdlea Women's High School. Men's High Men's High School 12:30 P.M. Long Jump Sunday, June 17,1984 Women's High School. Women's Open School. Women's Open. Men's Open Javelin Men's Open 10 Kllomelar Road Race Finals 3:25 400 Meter Dash Women's High School Shot Put Mancheater Community Collage W eekend 11:55 110 Meter Hudlet FOCUS/ Women's High School. Men's High Pole Vault Women's High School, Women's Open Men's High School. Men's Open Fmsls 10:00 A.M. High School - Men & Women School. Women's Open. Men's Open Men's High School. Men's Open. Starl Javelin Junior High School - Boys & Girls 12:10 P.M. 100 Mater Dath 3:55 800 Meter Dash ing Height 12' Men's High School Age 20-29 - Men & Women Women's High School. Men's H i^ Women's High School. Men's High Discus 1:30 Hammer Age 30-39 - Men ft Women School. Women's Open. Men'sOpen Fi School. Women's Open. Men's Open Women's Open. Women's High School Men's Open (Only Experienced Throw- Age 40-49 - Men & Women nals 4:20 5000 Meter Run High Jump era) Age 50-64 - Men & Women 12:30 Distance Medley Men's Open. Top 15 Times Women's High School, Women's Open. 2:00 Triple Jump Age 65 * - Men & Women Nutmeg’s 'Whorehouse’ is upbeat Men's Open. Top 10 Teams W eekenders- ■ • ijt ' This Page Paid For and Sponsored By The Following Potpourri at shall Hours of Lovin.” Her voice ranged “The Energy P eople” f ■ • o ■' s ■ from bluesy to jazz, and, later in the WIANCHESTER PACKING CO. show, it was lyrical in "No Lies,” the “Distributors of Bogner Meats” ‘The Manchester Ballet Company. ttw Parion Center beautiful duet with Miss Mona. Shady Glen Dairy Stores J.A. WHITE GLASS, INC. B & B OIL 349 Wetherell St., Manchester, Ct. 646-5000 Brass Quintet, and the Rancho FdicJorico Tracy Morse as Angel sang in a clear, 5 649-2947 Wholesale to die Public Portuguese Folk Dancers will entertain Sunday strong voice. 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William O'Neill has By David Ludlum gaged to be married soon. cently had some cousins that you don’t write your visit us from Italy. They column all yourself — th’at signed a bill that will allow certain inmates to United Press Internatlanal By Dennis C. MllewskI My girlfriend is dumb, but become eligible for early release to relieve that’s OK with me be were two sisters, and the you have ghostwriters. Is United Press International gentleman friend of one of that true? crowding in state prisons. HARTFORD — While the state will bear the lion's cause she knows she’s Dear Abby Under the early release program signed share of the $14 million cost of repairing Connecticut's dumb, so she keeps her the sisters. The sisters BRIDGEPORT - A Long Island were school teachers and CURIOUS IN Thursday, only inmates convicted of non-violent decaying public works, the rest of the tab will have to father of three became quadri mouth shut. Abigail Van Buren the gentleman was a BOISE, IDAHO crimes could be freed up to a maximum 120 days be picked up locally, a consultant to the governor I have heard that girls * It plegic and suffered severe brain psychiatrist. He spoke earlier by the correction commissioner when the says. damage in a botched back opera usually take after their jail population is declared overcrowded. The next job is lor the state to find some way to avoid mothers, and boys take some English, but the tion. his wife claims in a $10million sisters spoke none. DEAR CURIOUS: It’s A three-member panel would determine when such a tab in the future, said Edward J. Stockton, malpractice suit against a Bridge after their fathers, so if we not true. I have no ghostw facilities are over capacity and so notify the chairman of the Governor’s Infrastructure Task have children, the girls They said they wanted port hospital to see Chicago, so we riters and never have had, correction commisisoner. He would then deter Force. "He’ll say. ’Help me, help m e'... will take after her but sometimes I wish I The task force has projected the cost of improving (dumb), and the boys will So stop worrying. If ing to prolong life by offered to show them mine how many prisoners could be released that’s about it," said Jean Guilfoil. around. They declined, had a few, so I could early, based on a list of inmates convicted of roads, bridges, dams, sewers, water systems and who attended a news conference take after me (smart). "something goes wrong,” artificial means consti blame somebody else public buildings in the state at $14.1 billion. What if something goes you’ll end up with smart tutes suicide, and most saying they preferred to h non-violent crimes and who have served at least Wednesday in front of U.S, District see it by themselves. Then when I goof. one-half their sentences. The total includes the $5.5 billion proposed by Gov. Court where the suit was filed on wrong and I end up with daughters looking after life insurance companies William O’Neill and approved by the Legislature this smart Baughters and you in your old age. refuse to pay if the insured they asked if they could 1 behalf of her husand, Donald. use our car. We said no, year for a 10-year program to repair state roads, "He’s been fed through a tube in dumb sons? 'commits suicide. Long deliberations seen bridges and dams. Please answer soon, as DEAR ABBY: For Please check into this, but we offered to help his stomach for the past year. He them rent one. They (Do you hate to write WEST HARTFORD — A jury of six men and six Now the job is to find some way to avoid such costs in doesn't recognize us. 1 talk to him the wedding is in August many years, you have Abby, and let the millions the future by curing the lack of mSintenance, which and I don’t want to spend been one of the strong of us who have signed the declined. letters because you don't women seems to be preparing for lengthy and tell him. but I don’t think he know what to say? Thank- deliberations in the multiple murder trial of Stockton called a “major factor” in the present understands," she said. any more money on the advocates of the Living Living Will know where Two days later they situation. plans if I’m going to break Will. My wife and I agree we stand. packed up and went back you notes, sympathy let Steven J. Wood. Lawyers for the Hauppauge. ters, congratulations, how The panel asked Superior Court Judge Harry The task force is to review its estimates and N.Y., family claim St. Vincent’s the engagement, with you — should we ever R.W.B., to Italy. Before they left consider ways to pay for the repairs during the PITTSBURGH PETE become terminally ill, we COCOA, FLA. to decline and accept Hammer for a list of all witnesses in order of Medical Center and its staff were they said we didn’t treat appearance, a transcript of the testimony and for summer. It must conclude its work and report to negligent in ignoring warning do not want our lives them very well! invitations and how to O’Neill by Sept. 1. DEAR PETE: It’s not prolonged by artificial DEAR R.W.B.: The So write an interesting letter a coffee pot and coffee machine. signs and injecting Guilfoil'with a “The lion’s share of the state’s responsibility has drug that allegedly caused cardiac true that girls ’’take af means. ciety for the Right to Die, Abby, were we wrong to are included in Abby's The jurors were gathered Thursday in the West been met, although the state has additional ter" their mothers and I’ve heard that life which dispenses the Liv refuse them the use of our booklet, "How to Write Hartford Superior Court jury •Worn to begin arrest and deprived his brain of Letters for All Occa pondering evidence from 49 days of trial, responsibilities for public buildings and possibly local oxygen. boys "take after ” their insurance companies are ing Will, has assured me car? roads,” he said. fathers. But if it were, refusing payment of death that life insurance com CAR TROUBLE sions.” Send your name including 200 exhibits. A spokesman for St. Vincent’s “Most of the rest is going to fall on users. There will said the hospital had not reviewed take comfort in this oft- benefits when artificial panies do pay death benef and address clearly Hammer informed them he could not provide probably be some increased responsibility in terms of quoted ditty: means of prolonging life its irrespective of the use DEAR CAR TROU printed with a check or an entire transcript, only specified sections. the allegations add declined money order for $2.50 local governments,” Stockton said. comment. "A son is a son ’til he are available, but not used of Living Wilts. BLE: No. There was more Wood faces four separate murder charges of "Our other major reponsibility is to come up with takes a wife, by the insured. Please set your senior than "car trouble." There ^this includes postage) to: killing his ex-wife, Rosa Wood; her boyfriend, Guilfoil had a history of heart 5 some kind of mechanism to raise the whole visibility "But a daughter is Last week at a senior citizens’ group straight. was a four-door, seven- Dear Abby, Letter Boo George Troie; her mother, Patricia Voli; and problems, including open-heart klet, P.O. Box 38923, Hol of the issue so we don’t end up in the same position surgery, and complainedi of yours for the rest of her citizens’ group meeting, And thank you for cylinder communication Wood's adopted stepdaughter, Lisa Wood, April again in 10 years,” Stockton said. life.” someone said that refus inquiring. gap. Capisce? lywood, Calif. 90038.) 17, 1982. chronic back pain last June when There are "lots of different views” on the specific he sought a relatively new opera-- **m^ns, many calling for an authority to report to the tion in which drugs were injected Herald photo by Tarquinlo Search resumes for girl govBTTTtJnjn the status of the infrastructure and how to disolve a disc in his back. much is spent on it, he said. A former service manager at LISBON — More than 200 volunteer firefighters Stockton said he personally favors a three-member t Here is info on enzyme deficiency Teachers are honored and state police using blood-hounds resume the Skaggs & Walsh in College Point. board with the secretary of the state Office of Policy i: - N.Y., he now requires round-the- ' _____/' search today for a 17-year-old-girl who was last and Management as chairman and including the DEAR DR. LAMB: My cant factor in causing would help your doctors a Two Manchester High School teachers were honored recently seen walking down Route 12 near her home, state UPI photo clock care in a Long Island hospital symptoms. If your lung lot if the electrocardio commissioner of administrative services and state and has lost the ability to walk, doctor has diagnosed me on their retirement. They are, left, Anne Beechler, guidance police said. treasurer. as having alpha-1- disease progresses then gram were recorded Officials said they suspect foul play in the Hospitars oldest resident speak and eat, the suit claims. while you were having the department head, and LaVerne Kelson, fine arts department The rehabilitative needs not covered by the road, Mrs. Guilfoil sobbed and leaned antitrypsin enzyme defi you might want to avoid disappearance of Wendy Baribeault who was last bridge and dam program approved this year must ciency. He has put me on altitude. However, alti pain. You might be able to head, congratulated by MHS Principal Jacob Ludes. seen about 4:30 p.m. Wednesday in the rural on her lawyers for support while Your Health do this with a Hotter still be addressed by state and local officials and The Massachusetts General Hospital’s oldest resident describing the impact her hus Theo-Dur and Ventolin for tude doesn’t and won’t neighborhood. The search so far has failed to water companies, said Stockton. the rest of my life. I’m 51. cause you to develop monitor that you could uncover any clues to her whereabouts, police left the Boston facility Thursday for a complete medical band’s condition has had on her What is this disease? Lawrence Lamb, M.D. emphysema. wear for several days to said. examination. The 2,500-year-old mummy Padihershef is family. Can it be cured? Do you DEAR DR. LAMB: For monitor your heartbeat Sgt. Edward Daily of the Montville Barracks prepared for shipment to the George Water Vincent Barring further complications, continuously. You note Thoughts his care could cost up to $100,000 think I’ll eventually be some time I’ve been get described Miss Baribeault as 5 feet 2 inches tall Smith Art Museum in Springfield, Mass, for repair, which able to stop the medica ting pains in my chest that when you have the pain and weighting 103 pounds, with brown, curly, Quadruplets, year for the rest of his life, she said. tion? I live at an elevation bring tears to my eyes. and your doctor compares know. Even so, as I sit here on May 31, shoulder-length hair. She was wearing a white includes some loose wrappings around the ankles and "How can 1 make plans?" she your notes to your EKG. In the Biblical view of life, rain is a asked. "My daughter is graduat of 4.600 feet. Does that The pain lasts a few great blessing. That no doubt is so. We having almost forgotten what sunshine T-shirt with short black sleeves, blue shorts, blue sawdust in the case. Once the job is completed, have any effect? Can the adults with emphysema infections. moments and can be You may have esopha looks like, and listen to the rain beat on socks and red sneakers. Padihershef will be the star attraction at the Smith ing from high school and her dad geal spasm. The esopha couldn't live without it. Generally born premature, won’t be there. My 19-year-old is disease be caused by have this enzyme defi Evidently your doctor repeated several times recognized as the most important the roof of my office for the fourth day Police said she was last seen walking back to Museum’s 26th Dynasty exhibition of Egyptian culture to allergy or stress? ciency. It causes emphy thinks you need some help during the course of the gus is a long, muscular in a row, I would gladly forego this her home and witnesses observed a man walking taking it so badly. My sonsays. ’We tube between the throat prayer in our Jewish liturgy is the be held from December through next February. have our hands tied. What are we sema in people who don’t now in relieving some day. Some days I won’t be "Reading of the Sh'ma.” This prayer blessing for just one afternoon. behind her. DEAR READER: This smoke. Of course, smok respiratory symptoms. bothered at all. The EKGs and the stomach. When Daily described the man as 6 feet tall, fight for life going to do for my father? 1 know these muscles cramp they consists of three Biblical passages. The he would help me,"’ Mrs. Guilfoil is an important enzyme ing makes it worse. That’s why he is giving don’t show the reason for one from Numbers begins: If you My thoughts turn to Noah. He must clean-shaven, of medium build and with dark that helps to protect the People inherit this en you medicines. Your fu this. may cause severe pain. hair. He was wearing dark pants and a said. J hearken diligently unto My command have felt much like we all do these elastic fibers in the air zyme deficiency and there ture treatment will de I read something about These may be mometary short-sleeved shirt. FARMINGTON (UPI) — A tiny set of quadruplets Guilfoil was referred to an ments which I have commanded you rainy days. Of course, he was cooped up are in stable but guarded condition after their arrival Man convinces court orthopedic specialist. Dr. Stewart sacs in your lungs. The is no way at present to pend entirely upon this in your column and it or prolonged. If a patient in the ark with all those pungent animal elastic fibers are essential correct the condition. The progress. seemed to apply to me. happens to be having an this day, to love the Lord your God and 13 weeks premature, UConn Health Center officials Belkin, by doctors in Long Island to provide the normal best course of action is to X-ray examination using to serve Him with all your heart, and aromas. That ark must have been a Officials see no threat say. and underwent a procedure at St. We usually think of 5,000 What is the condition? with all your soul, that I will give the frightening vessel in which to travel, Although Center spokesman Ivan Robinson said the recoil of the tiny air sacs take all the known mea feet as being the altitude What can be done for it? barium during a spasm, it HARTFORD — Environmental officials say 34 to name brother POW Vincent’s called chemonucleolysis and provide proper brea sures to protect your can actually be seen by rain of your land in its season, the but its construction was meant to teach babies were not yet out of danger, all four and their to relieve his lower back pain, the that first starts affecting former rain and the latter rain...” us an important lesson. That lesson will of the 36 sites where state transportation workers mother were resting comfortably Thursday evening. thing functions. lungs. That includes not people. But if you already DEAR READER: I the doctor. Avoid coffee, may have dumped hazardous materials do not CANTERBURY (UPI) in a prisoner of war camp in North Korea," suit says' When you lose this elas smoking, avoiding pollu tea, colas or anything that We must be indeed worthy of great be my subject for tomorrow's thought. The one girl and three boys, the second set of The operation has been per have some problems with would need to know more blessing. I hadn't really been aware pose an immediate danger to water supplies. quadruplets born at the center’s John D. Dempsey — Robert Dumas asserts said Dumas. ticity you develop emphy tion and protecting your lung function then lower about your condition to causes indigestion, and The state Department of Transportation is that by having his brother "After a full year of army investigations formed in the United States for sema. About 15 percent of self against respiratory avoid cigarettes. that we have such a pious society, so Rabbi Richard Flavin Hospital, were delivered Wednesday afternoon about three years in certain cases U altitudes can be a signifi know what you have. It scrupulously serving the Lord. Nice to Temple Beth Sholom hiring a consultant to conduct further tests since beginning at 3:46 p.m. and were being kept in declared a POW, rather and negotiations, they decided they were in the wrong,”-' said Joseph Carvalko, an where drugs are injected as an environmentalists believe the potential for water individual respirators. than missing in action, the alternative to surgery, said Ronald pollution is still there. Army cannot close the attorney for Robert Dumas. “We've been extremely excited all along and feel He said the Army changed the class of Bianchi, a spokesman for St. Officials are also planning an investigation of happy and blessed with four,” said the father, David books on him and Vincent’s. Joseph and Nellie Dubanoski mark 116 other DOT work sites. hundreds of other prison Roger Dumas, who went to Korea as a Zipadelli of Bristol, who teaches mathematics at 19-year-old soldier. Dumas was declared The suit claims the hospital Simsbury High School. ers he alleges are still failed to consult a cardiologist Employed married mothers alive behind the North deceased four years after being declared Students face discipline The mother, Marie, is a trainer-auditor with the missing in action. concerning Guilfoil’s past heart their 50th wedding anniversary Cigna Corporation of Bristol. Korean lines. problems and charges the patient Dumas, who has Carvalko said, “Throughihe discovery of SHELTON — A student who stored volatile Although he and his wife, both 31, had known since was dehydrated at,, the time of the N chemicals in his locker to "make a flare” caused struggled for 30 years to Army and CIA records, through conversa Joseph and Nellie Duba the second month of pregnancy they would have to tions with the State Department, we operation. noski of Clearwater, Fla., found to have besihealth an explosion which ripped through the high school learn the fate of a brother An electrocardiogram indicated corridor, injuring four students and an adult, quadruple their nursery preparations, he said having who never returned from discovered there were about 400 other GIs formerly of Manchester, four at once was still' 'something you never can adj ust similarly situated.” "abnormal changes”, but doctors celebrated their 50th wed (UPI) — The caricature of the employed mothers. police say. the battlefields of the went ahead with the operation, the "MARRIAGE IS also a Police Chief Peter Siraco said the "very loud to.” Korean War, won the "The Army has been lying for 34 years,” ding anniversary recently working married mother as a healthful status, compared to "Whether parenthood ends up The still unnamed babies were delivered by said Dumas. suit claims. at the Knights of Colum sickly soul suffering from short having a positive or negative explosion” tore through four or five lockers in the right Thursday to have nonmarriage; and even parent corridor of the Shelton High School at about 11:32 caesarean section under the supervision of UConn the soldier declared a bus Ldoge on Main Street. circuited nerves, blown fuses hood is weakly associated with effect on health seems conting obstretician Dr. Winston Campbell between 3:46 and prisoner of war. The couple was married and burnout doesn't fit with the good health. So people with ent on the children's character-' a.m. Thursday, while most of the students were 3:48 p.m., said Center spokesman Whitney Jacobs. ___ facts, ma'am. attending classes. He presented evidence on June 7, 1934 at St. multiple roles reflect the health istics and the mother's marital in court last year from James Church, where Speaking of the jugglers of benefits of each role. The same status." "He (the student) said he had taken some The first born was also the smallest, Jacobs said. spouse, children, job, home and chemicals out of the chemistry room... and put The girl weighed 1 pound, 13 ounces while one boy former POWs who say they renewed their vows is true of men. they saw his brother in a on June 9 with tnembefs of maybe a dog or cat. Dr. Lois M. "There is no evidence of HEALTH BENEFITS of mul these in a small glass bottle in his locker,” said weighed 2 pounds, 3 ounces, another weighed 2 the family, frjends and Verbrugge, expert on women, Siraco. "He was going to make a flare.” pounds, 1 ounce and the last 2 pounds, 6 ounces. POW camp, and a federal health debits for having such tiple roles do not apply to all district judge in Hartford members of the'-jedding work and health at the Univer busy lives. employed women. Dr. Ver Siraco said the student had stored "potassium The babies had not been named "because the party attending. sity of Michigan, said: chloride, red phosphorus and sulphur.” mother was resting and the parents had not been able ordered the Army to con Connecticut "The small parenthood effect brugge said. duct a formal hearing on The couple has three "The best health is found "The link between busy lives Siraco said the adult who was injured “had a bit to confer on their choices,” Jacobs said. suggests that having any child of a seizure with the excitement,” but was treated the matter. children: Joseph Duba among employed married ren may be a little more and good health could be true Jacobs said doctors first diagnosed the quadruplets Dumus says he has noski Jr. of Burnsville, mothers, though employed satisfying and healthful than for the majority of women, and released at Griffin Hospital in Danbury. He by ultrasound scanning, two months into Mrs. Minn., Dolores Berdat of said three of the girls were also treated for minor received telephone calls Valley Farms married women without child having none.” namely, white middle class Zipadelli’s pregnancy, and she entered the hospital in from Army officers who Manchester, and Richard ren are very close to them. women, but not for less advan injuries and released. the third month to ensure the best chance of survival The health plus to parenthood Siraco said the fourth student injured was will not identify them Dubanoski of Kailua, Ha "The worst health is among for the women with multiple taged ones." for the babies, and had been in the hospital for 12 selves for fear of jeopard waii: 11 grandchildren women with 'no roles' — unmar roles, however, is influenced "The reasoning is that black admitted for lacerations of the hands and her leg. weeks prior to the delivery. and three great ried women with no job or School was cancelled following the incident. izing their lives or careers somewhat by the ages and women, low income women, He said the center delivers about 300 babies a year. but who attest to his grandchildren. children." number of children. Dr. Ver and low education women have Police said they would take no action against HAVE YOU PLANTED In 1972 Dubanoski re the youth, but leave matters up to school Health Center spokesman < Ivan Robinson said brother’s existence. Dr. Verbrugge, research as brugge said. jobs by necessity, gain few Thursday another set of quadruplets was born at the "A captain called me tired from Hamilton "Having preschoolers or nu social and financial benefits authorities. YOUR GARDEN? Standard and the couple sociate at the U-M Institute for Center in March 1983, but all four died within four saying they have a 2-year- Social Research, Ann Arbor, merous children can pose prob from their work, and have more days. old picture of my brother moved to Florida. spoke at a symposium on lems and stresses for working domestic responsibilities be COME AND SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF HANGING BASKETS. At the anniversary "Health Prospects for Ameri women and ultimately jeopard cause of more dependents and FLOWERS AND VEGETABLE P L A N TS ... INCLUDING FUSCHIAS, GER party the Dubanoskis can Women” during the annual ize their health,” she said. less help from spouses. ANIUMS. IMPATIENS, PETUNIAS, MARIGOLDS, DAHLIA AND MANY were presented with a "All of this would make MORE. MOST TRAYS ONLY 99C. meeting of the American Asso "The scientific evidence on You ore Invited colonial-style quilt to ciation for the Advancement of this is not consistent, but it multiple roles tough for them, mark their anniversary. Science. points in that direction — more entailing more stresses and OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 AM TO 7 PM Each member of the im- health problems and curative fewer satisfactions; so the — mediate family had com The link of multiple roles — behaviors among women with effect on health could be nega pleted one square of the job and family responsibilities preschool-age children than tive or, at best, less positive The^Week tansies and Petunias SSCpkg. quilt In embroidery, sten — with good health comes older ones, and among women than for white middle class 5 cil, applique, or hand- mainly from the positive effect with three or more children women.” painted media. of each component role, the Herald photo by Tarquinlo rather than one or two." However, married, single, Annual Spring The king-sized quilt was social scientist said. The "health debit" of child parent or not, women with a Joseph and Nellie Dubanoski of Clearwater, Fla., formerly of planned and executed by "Employment is associated ren, as Dr. Verbugge called it, paid job are notably healthier . OPEN SOUSE the family over an eight- with good health," she said. seems largest for unmarried than unemployed women. Manchester, were feted recently at a 50th anniversary party. month period. Saturday, June I6tb, 10 till 5 See Huge ^Ik City Railroad Laytmt, New "N” Scale l^ayout All Operating Hobby Demonatrationa New quick test detects most prevalent venereal disease Doll and Doll Houae Conteata,, r By Linda Wasowicz (call (MfrtMlO to enter) Some 4.5 million to 10 million and, if unchecked, scars mucous infections. Those who go untreated bles laboratories to determine late,” Avoy said. United Press International cases of chlamydial infections are membranes. are at high risk for pneumonia. whether patients have chlamydia Super Store Wide Sales / reported each year in the United "The infections can scar the Recently, scientists at Avoy's. within juM 30 minutes upon receipt When they do appear, the *The Tntin Excl^nge A M in ia tu recn ^r" PALO ALTO, Calif. — The most States, compared to 2 million to 3 fallopian tubes, leading to infertil firm developed a test that detects of the sample. Doctors have symptoms — burning, painful prevalent sexually transmitted Customer Tag Sale . million of gonorrhea and 200,000 to ity and ectopic (outside the womb) the culprit microorganism in half answers quicker, patients receive urination, vaginal discharge, pel (bring table, fegt, 21 invwtnwnt Property 34 Aportm^tt. lor R«it 42 store/Ofllce Spoce Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 2) Help Wonted MANCHESTER — Avail EXPERIENCED M E SO U T H W IN D SO R — Sul EXPERIENCED, MA OFFICE POSITION — PART-TIME DIS- GRAMPY’S CORNER FOUR FAMILY HOUSE CHANIC and Wrecker able Immediately. One, liv a n Avenue. 1,600 so. ft. TURE FULL TIME East Hartford area. Typ PATCHERS, Town of STORE — 706 M ain Street — On lot 137 X 92. No Driver — References re two and three bedroom prime retol I space, ample SALES PERSON — Apply ing, filing. Computer Coventry, Police Depart Is now accep ting a p p lic a realtors. Telephone 643- quired. C a ll 742-8517. apartm ents. $400, $440, parking. $660. C a ll 236- TAG SALE SIGN In person to: Marlow's, tions tor part time help. 4751, between 6 and 8pm. knowledge helpful. Wil ment — Applications be $520, heat ond hot water 6021 o r 644-3977. M u 867 Main Street, ling to troln. Pleasant ing accepted for part- Company benefits. It you FOREMANS, SUPERIN- Included. BIssell ond TAG Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Manchester. telephone voice. Fringe time dispatchers to work are energetic, hardwork TENDANTS AND Expe Business Property 35 B o yle Realtors. 649-4800. benefits. Please call; 289- weekends and holidays. ing and fle x ib le w ith your DRIVERS TO SELL Hood rienced Carpenters — hours please apply be Retort Property 4S “ThVbesPwa'y to announce ounce rit -----is' with “a Herald Tag " Sale 2708 for appointment. Applicants must have A L L A R E A S — 1, 2, 3, 4 Ice cream. We want 50 For medium to large tween the hours ot9-11am graduated from high bedrooms. Prices to fit Classilied Ad. When you place your ad. you II receive drivers at once. Ding commercial protects. school or have on equi or l-4pm or call tor INDUSTRIAL B U I L D P A R T T I M E E M - ING — 48(X) sq. ft. Cen your budget. Housing Un CAPE COD — Six room Dong Carts, 44 Prospect C a ll 228-4313. valent education, be alert appointm ent, 643-5736. PLOYEE — For wee tra lly located In M on- lim ite d . C a ll 724-1967 cape, two full baths, three ONE T ag SALE SIGN n u : compliments of The Herald. H ill Road (Exit 45off 1-91) and able to handle emer kends. Must be over 20. DENTAL ASSISTANT — chester. Coll Broker, R. (Chg.). bedrooms accomodotlng E ast W indsor, 623-1733. Memorial Corner Store, gency situations. Duties PART TIME CLERICAL six In East Harwich In a Mature, capable, dili Include heavy contact WORK — Afternoons SamuelsOn, 649-0498. 3 5 2 Main Street, gent. Unique Coventry MANCHESTER — 400 quiet neighborhood. $350 COLLEGE STUDENTS, Manchester. with public, taking com with Vernon Circle area North Main Street. New a week. C a ll 646-0293, CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER SUMMER JOBS, plus re office. Excellent working plaints, monitoring company. Typing and re two bedroom townhouse. 649-5620. ceive 3 college credits. conditions. Willing to Room s for Rent 41 CLERKS, TYPISTS, em ergency ra d io 's, keep lated duties. 15 to 20 hours Appllonced kitchen, con Excellent salary, high train right person. Call Data Entry Operators, ing radio and complaint per week. Possible future venient to bus line and SCHOOL CODE UPDATE MANSFIELD, CONNECTICUT Income In response to 742-6665. Bookkeepers — Needed logs and dispatching po expansion of hours and shopping. $575 plus utili Bulldlng/Contractlng 53 Ml$c. for Sale 63 Pets 66 Tag Sales 69 Tag Sales 49 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 SECTION 00020 1 INVITATION TO BIO U.S. Government Youth for long term assign lice units to Incidents duties. One to two years C E N T R A L LO C A T IO N — Spoled proposals for the General Contract including AUTOMOBILE ME ties. Option to buy avolla- Mechonicolr Electrical and Asbestos Encapsulation Sub Opportunity Program, ments In Newington area. within the Town of Cov experience. Send resume Kitchen privileges. Free CHANIC — Full time parking. Security and ble. Peterman Building CAPE COD, Falmouth — contracts will be received by the Town of Mansfield, Con American Future Student Good pay and benefits. entry. Must be 18 years o1 to; Box O, c/othe M a n DESIGN KITCHENS by SCREENED LOAM — FREE — Spayed female GIANT TAG SALE — 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS necticut, for the Work of Updating Four Mansfield Schools summer employment. references required. Call Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. House for rent. Sleeps 6, Marketing Division. Po Send resume to: Contract age. Applications are chester Herald. J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Gravel, processed dog. Three colors, part June 16th & 17fh, 10 am to WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto-, to Meet the Handicapped Code, Connecticut Fire Safety Must be competent In all 643-2693 after 4pm. V2 mile to beach. Call Code and OSHAond Connecticut State Guidelines pertaining sitions available In the Personnel, Inc. 700 Burn available at the Town vanities, formica, Wllsbn gravel, sand, stone and Beagle and Shepard. To 5 pm. 98 Bryan Drive, mafic. Posl-troctlon. Manchester area. Car phases of repair. Apply In MANCHESTER - NOR- 646-8686. MOVING TAG SALE — to the Handling of Asbestos. side Ave., East Hartford, Manager's Office, Town FULL TIME AND PART art, Corlan counter tops, fill. For deliveries call good home, needs a place Manchester. Roof rack, radio, de- All propoonlo prevlouoty received for Ihio Work heve been rejected by person; Barry's Texaco, CARPETED, FUR THEND — One bedroom eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeee Saturday, 9am to 4pm, 35 need ed. C a ll 282-0778 CT 06108, o r co ll 528-3615 Office Building, Route 31, TIME position available. kitchen cabinet fronts, George Gritting, An to run, both people work. fogger, more. Original the Menofleld Boerd of Educetlon, beceuoe they eiceeded tundo el- from 9am-5pm. 318 Adams Street, NISHED ROOM — With apartment. In quiet resi VIctorlo Road. Every lowed. Contract documente ere being laoued for REBID es of Ihio (or appointment. Coventry, Connecticut Automotive experience MItc. for Rent 46 complete woodworking dover, 742-7886. Had all shots. Call any LARGE FLEA MARKET owner. 643-2880. Manchester. kitchen privileges. On dential area, near bus thing Goes, “Something data (Juno 13, 19B4), wHh mendotory “Altemeteo" deolgnod to ro- 06238. The Town of Cov helpful but not neces service, custom made time before 1pm or any & TAG SALE — Satur SERVICE STATION AT bus line. Manchester. lines. Heat not Included. ••••••••••••••••••••••• for Everyone!" duco ovorell coot. PART TIME OFFICE entry Is an Equal Oppor sary. C a ll 647-8997,8am to furniture, colonial repro tim e a fte r 4pm, 646-8137. day, June 16th, 9am to 1978 FORD THUNDER- All bids are to be directed to Mr. Jeffrey Smith, Director of TENDANT a n d m e COOK — Full time, 40 C a ll 647-1119. $365 m onthly. C a ll 646- SMALL SHOP-GARAGE TWIN C Y L I N D E R WORK — 15 hours tunity Employer. 5pm. ductions In wood, 9 va rie 3pm. Corner Route 6 & BIRD— White, bluevinvl Finance, Four South Eoglevllle Road, Storrs, Connecticut chanic. Apply In person; hours per week. Rotating 3158 between 8 am and — For rent. 100 amp SEAR'S Tank type air NEW AND USED CLO 06268, w here they w ill be received until 2:00 p.m ., E .D .S .T . on weekly. Will train. Call ties of hardwood and MANCHESTER DOG 316, Andover. Rain or top. One owner. 42,000 252 Spencer Street, Man hours. Experience de EAST HARTFORD — 4:30 pm. se rv ice . $225 m o n th ly . compressor. 1 HP, 120 THING, yard g o o d s. Thursday, June 28, 1984, ond publicly opened and read. 646-0338. COMPANIONS — LIve-ln veneers NOW IN STOCK OBEDIENCE CLASSES Shine. Tables available. miles. Mokeon otter. Coll Copies of the Contract Documents including Drawings and chester, CT. sired. Full benefits. Older gentleman, 1 bed pis, $250. Like new. Coll Household Items, etc. Be assignments available In C a ll 646-3538. Call 649-9658 or evenings, — New beginners class C a ll 742-6257. Prolect Manual, os prepared by Russell Gibson von Dohlen Apply In person at Crest- room efflclendy. All MANCHESTER — Sev 649-4086 afte r 6pm. nefits Service organiza 872-1520. RECEPTIONIST — Manchester and Por 289-7010. beginning J u ly 1st. M ust Inc., Architect, In Farmington, Connecticut, may be ob SUMMER HELP — As field Convalescent Home utilities. Share bath. $65 eral two bedroom town- tion. Sunday, June 17th, tained on or after June 13, 1984, at the ottice ot Mr. Jeffrey FULL TIME for local tland, starting Imme PART TIME DRIVER — sign up ahead. Chuck TAG SALE — Several semblers and coll wind or coll (|$r Interview, w eekly. C a ll 643-6712. houses available ANTIQUE HIGH BACK 10am. 545 E ast Center St. 1971 DODGE DART Sm ith, upon deposit ot $75.00 tor each com plete set, refunda busy office. Respond to: diately. Call: Maralyn at Must know streets. Apply S e r v i c e s families, Sunday only. ble upon return of each set In good condition wiUiln ten days 643-5151. Roofing/Sidino S4 after 4:15. S68-1356. SWINGER, 318 — Auto ers, finger dexterity P.O. Box 566, Manches Care-At-H om e, 233-1267. In person: Krause Flor Immediately. Manager, Wicker choir, needs 191 Bolton Center Rood, ot receipt ot bids. Checks shall be drown In favor of the T own MAIN STREET — All ••••••••••••••••••••••• N E W M O D IN E matic, power steering. required. W ill train. 4day ter, CT 06040. ist, 621 Hartford Road, 649-4800. some work, gilder base, Bolton. Too much to of Mansfield. week, 10 hour day, 7am- NURSE — Part time. utilities Included. $180 ••••••••••••••••••••••I, HEATER, flood light, an Excellent running condi After opening of bids, all proposals shall stand available for LEGAL SECRETARY — Manchester. BIDWELL HOME Im $35. C a ll 649-6039. mention, "Something for S:30pm. Apply at; Able Small facility. Pertectfor monthly. References, MANCHESTER — Four SI tiques, dog house, tion. Florida cor. Coll acceptonce for a period of 45 doys. CLEANING HELP — Ev For Manchester office. Services Offered provement Company — Antiques 68 Everyone!". Rain dote; Bids must be submitted on on exact duplicate of the Bid Coll, Howard Road, extra retirement Income 649-7917 after 5pm. room apartment plus sun clothes, collector con 871-2330, m ornings. $950. enings. Floor experience Experience In Real Est Roofing , siding, altera HEOSTRON 3 In 1 baby Following Sunday. Form which follows ond shall be completely tilled out os.re- Bolton. or odd to preservt income. Business Opportunities 22 room, on first floor of ning lors, wood stove, quested. helpful. Transporatlon ate practice preferred. tions, additions. Some carriage, cor bed and C all 649-2358. (our family house. Re ODD JOBS, Trucking. stroller. Very good con WANTED ANTIQUES; coffee table, miscellane Bid proposals are to be seoled In double envelopes, conspi necessary. C all 643-5747. Centrally located office. number tor over 30 years. cuously Identified with the nome of the prolect and bid due A P A R T N E R IS N E E D E D Apartments for Rent 42 frigerator and stove In Home repairs. You name Early Victorian, Oak, ous. June 16th, 9om to Liberal benefits. Please 649-6495. dition. $40. C a ll 646-3200. A u t o m o t i v e Motorcycles/Blcycles 72 date and shell be directed to Mr. Jeffrey Smith, Director ot SANDBLASTER fer a unique tavern and cluded. Close to bus, It, we do It. Fre e esti 1920's and m iscellaneous. 2pm, Rain dote; June Finance. 5 SALES — Advertising call M r. Keith, 649-2865. WANTED — Immediate mates. Insured. 643-0304. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check ot bidder Specialty Metro Sales restaurant with unlim schools, shopping. $325 55 GALLON STEEL Please c a ll 643-8709. 17th. 38 Lilac Street, career opportunity tor a ited potential. Call 872- 3’/2 ROOM APARTMENT Manchester. or Bid Bond payable to the order ot the Town ot Monstleld, SECRETARY — Small Manager. Full compen per month plus utilities. Heoting/Plumblng 55 DRUMS, clean - open one Cars/Trucks tor Sale 71 MOTORCYCLE INSU qualified sand blaster. PHYSICAL THERAPIST 9945 or 487-0836. — Private home, heat, LAWN MOWING — Connecticut, In the amount of 10% ot his bid. low firm . C a ll 646-4S4S. sation plan Includes car. — Manchester area. Part First, last and security. end. Use - waste water, ANTIQUES AND RANCE SPECIALIST — The Owner reserves the right to reject or accept any or oil Experienced only need appliances. Working sin Hedge trimming - chain TAG SALE — 59 Hoi I Insurance, vacation bo time. Flexible hours. Coll C all 872-9951 otter 5pm. dry well, etc. Phone 643- COLLECTIBLES- W ill Coll us and compare our bids and to waive any informalities, omissions, excess verbi apply. C o ll 643-2659. gle adult only. No pets, saw w ork - light tru ckin g . FOGARTY BROTHERS Street. Saturday only. age, or technical detects In the bidding if, In the opinion of PART TIME — Typist, nus, commission and 646-3107. 5873. $3 each. purchase outright or sell 1971 BUG — One owner, rotes. Ask tor Janet or Situation Wanted 23 children. C a ll 643-2880. General handyman. In — Bathroom remodel 10am to 4pm. Two bicy the Town of Mansfield, It would be In Its best Interest to do so Receptionist and Assist comisslon override. FOUR ROOM TOWN- on commission. House lot mechanically excellent, Judy. Crockett Agency, ant In Manchester doc TOWN OF COVENTRY sured. Call Roy, 646-7973. ing; Installation water cles, books, miscellane The successful bidder will be required to furnish o Perfor Sales experience re RN or LPN — Meadows HOUSE — Nice location. FOR SALE — Air condi or single piece. Tele body good. All repair mance Bond and o Labor and Material Payment Bond In on announces position (or YOUNG WOMAN MANCHESTER — Avail heaters, garbage dispo 643-1577. tor’s office. Mature, reli quired. Advertising Soles Manor Is looking for $410. Phone Rose or Don, tioner, 5000 BTU's, like phone 644-8962. ous Items. records available. Coll omount not less than 100% ot the controct omount. Part Time Assistant Ca WISHES TO LEARN able Immediately. Two sals; faucet repairs. 649- able person with pleasant o plus. Top training, top 3-11/11-7 licensed staff to 646-8646; or 646-2482. new, used once, 1 year 646-1841. The Board ot Education may moke such Investigation os nine Control Officer — North Italian language, bedroom apartment on 4539. V Is a /M a s te rC a rd deemed necessary to determine the ability ot the bidder to personality. Approxi lines. Computer support. work on a per diem basis. old. $150. C a ll 647-1286. GIANT TAG SALE — 2 1983 Y A M A H A IT-175 — Port time hours, Satur area of Cortina Pealo. 1 first floor. Appllonced accepted. Tog Soles 69 discharge his controct. The bidder shall furnish the Boordot mately 25 hours per week We provide you with the 27 GLENWOOD STREET stoves, bicycles, clo Less than 500 miles. Coll Educotlon with oil such Information and data os may be re days, Sundays and Excellent pay rate. Call have Conversa-Phone kitchen, basement stor _ b a n k . for one person or two backup of big business — Two bedroom flat, LAWN MOWERS RE S M A L L ELECTRICAL thing, toys. 40 Nutmeg 872-2343. quested tor that purpose. The Boord ot Education reserves 0 Holidays, approximately Mrs. Gibbs RN, DNS at Italian manual and re age, 2 car parking. $450 a Repossessions persons 10 to IS hours per and allow you the Inde appliances Included. No PAIRED— Quick, Expert Flooring 56 A P P L I A N C E S — Can op Drive, Saturday, June the right to reject any bid If the bidder tolls to satisfactorily 20 hours per week. Re 647-9191. cords ot hand. Call 643- month. No utilities In SATURDAY & #UNDAY convince the Board of Education thot he Is properly qual week. Must type 60 words pendence of on entrepre pets. $415 a month. Lease Service! Senior Dis ener, 3 steam and dry 16th from 9om to 2pm, quirements for the posi 7749, Miss Billie, located cluded. Security deposit — Ju n e 16th & 17th, 10am F O R S A L E HUFFY PRO THUNDER ified by experience and facilities to carry out the obligations per m inute. C all 646-5153, neur. Call Chornal Asso and security. Available count! Free Pick Up and Irons, 2 toaster ovens. Rain or Shinel of the contract and to satisfactorily complete the work tion are some knowledge PART TIME — Responsi Talcottville. and 1 yea r lease requ Ired. floorsanding — to 4pm . 33 F r a n k lin I960 lipli Ciini *3000 Max Bicycle — Chrome leaye message with ciate s at 646-2900 for ble, mature person tor Ju ly 1st. C a ll 649-9455. Delivery! ECONOMY Transistor radio. Hand 1978 lull! Caiti *1780 frame alloy rims. Excel called for herein. Conditional bids will not be accepted. service. of the core and handling C a ll 646-8352. M O W E R , 647-3660. Floors like new. Special Street, Manchester. GIGANTIC O N E DAY Jeffrey Smith appointment, contact lawn maintenance. Per calculator. All (or $15. 1978 PnIiic FiiiIimI *4000 lent condition. $80 or best Director ot Finance of dogs, some knowledge Instruction 25 izing In old e r flo o rs, natu O N L Y — Six Family Tag 1976 UkiIi Mil It *3700 John. fect for 2nd or 3rd shift O N E BEDROOM C a ll 643-2880. otter. Coll 643-8588 after 032-06 of nature, purpose and Homes for Rent 43 BRICKS, BLOCKS, ral ond stained floors. No Sale. Furniture, toys, 1975 liKili Mil It *2900 person. C a ll 646-8042. APARTMENT lor rent. waxing anymore. John 2pm, weekdays. LEGAL NOTICE enforcement of laws re p r Tv a 't e s w i m m i n g STONE — Concrete. books, glassware, house The above can be seen at FULL TIME COOK — Apply: 143 Main Street, LARGE MAN'S RECLIN TOWN OF ANDOVER lating to dogs, knowledge LESSONS — Your Chimney repairs. No lob V e rfa llle . C a ll 646-5750. hold Items, electronic SBM. Graduating Permanent position OCCASSIONAL BABYS oool. mornings only. Please MARLBOROUGH — ING CHAIR — Barca- TAG SALE — Furniture, 913 Main SI. PUBLIC HEARING OF PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION of dog control, fam iliar Manchester/Bo (ton too sm all. C a ll 644-8356. bug killers, ontlaues, SUZUKI 165 TRAIL A N D ON PROPOSED SUBDIVISION PLAN available. Benefits avail ITTER WANTED — Oak coll for appointment, 649- Laketront, completely lounger, black vinyl and small appliances, other ity with the operation of area. C all 649-7025. "Y o u nam e It, we hove S T R E E T — Fast and fun. The Planning & Zoning Commission of Andover. Connec able. Experience pre Street area of Manches 5701. furnished 4 room house, 2 Household Goods 62 green cloth. Good condi household Items, plus 1973 CHRYSLER NEW High School? dog pound; some ability TRUCKING, HAULING, It!" 1007 Tolland Tpke, 1975, low m ileage. Kept In ticut w ill hold o Pu blic Hearing In the lower level o tthe Town ferred. Apply In person: ter. C all 649-8152. car garage. Adults. No tion. $15 or Best offer. odds 'n ends. 9am to 4pm, PORT CUSTOM — New O ffice Building on M on day, June 25,1984 at 7:30 p.m . on the to prepare reports and Cleaning yards. Trees 9am to 5pm. good condition, but needs The G round Rouni^, be Homes for Sole 31 FOUR ROOM APART pets. $650 month. Ideal C a ll 643-6526. June 16th & 17th. 44 starter, rebuilt transmis following petition: WHAT'S YOUR NEXT MOVE? maintlain cooperative cut, haul awoy brush. a carburetor, tune up. ROUTE 316 - Petition of Friland Equities for final subdivi tween 2 ond 4pm, 3025 MENT — First floor. for professional couple. U SED r e f r i g e r a Elberta Road, Manches sion, new 'alternator, relations with the public. C a ll M ik e , 649-2021. T A G SALE — Baby C a ll Saturday, 633-4547. sion approval of a subdivision entitled Pendolton Estotes IF YOU'RE Main Street, BOLTON — 3 bedroom Mature adults. No pets. C a ll 295-9605. t o r s , W A S H E R S , POOL ITEMS — Chlo ter (1 block North, 1 block needs work. Best offer. located on Route 316, on eight lot subdivision bounded on the Glastonbury. A current Conncecticut R N 's Ranges - clean, guaron- clothes, baby equlpe- $295. CONSIOERING COLLEGE... Motor Vehicles Opera Cape Cod on 3.6 acres of Security. One car. Tele rin e, V/a X 35 ft. vacuum . East 1-86 westbound Exit ment, girl's clothing, fire C oll 643-8306. North by property N/F ot J. Tonsley Hohmonn, Jr. and suburban property. SPR A Y THAT Stain HOUSEKEEPING DONE , teed, ports and service. $75 takes a ll. Cal 1643-6832. 94). Elizabeth G. Bishop, N/F Eleanor H. Rinehart, bounded on to r's License Is required phone 649-1265. place screen, m an 's b ic y the South by property N/F Hartford Electric Light Co., C L E R K TYPIST — Ser L P N 's Zoned for general busi away. Ballpoint Ink — Reasonable rates. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & WANT ADS are the during employment In Come and learn about the Manchester only. Call Son, 649 Main Street, T W O FAMILY TAG cle, yard goods and 1979 CHEVY MALIBU bounded on the East by Hebron Rood, bounded on the West J We Can Help! vice organization located ness. Ideal (or an enter O N E BEDROOM stains on shirt pocket- friendly wav of finding a by property N/F William P. Krotovlch, N/F Eleanor M. Ri this class. Starting salary advantagesofworking tor 646-2208. Hom e and Garden SALE — Furniture, child much, much more! C L A S S IC S P O R T C O U P E In East Hartford has sev medical personnel pool prising business person APARTMENT AT CEN s...other places, too...can 643-2171. cash buyer tor applian nehart. Is $4.35 per hour with ren's clothing and toys, Really a BIG sale! I Sat — V 8, automatic, power At this hearing. Interested persons may appear and be DID YOU KNOW? eral full time clerical Must have 1 year fulltime or for a growing business be removed almost magi ces, musical instruments, fringe benefits. For appli TER — $350. Discount tor household Items. Friday, urday, June 16th, 9am to steering, olr condition heard ond written communications will be received. Mops positions available. Me experience. We have that may need future cally by spraying hair MULHERIN’S LAWN cars and a host of other ‘ College tuition at Connec cation contact the ottice senior citizen. No utili June 15th,9am-3pm, 16th, 4pm. 35 Deepwood Drive, ing, AM/FM, vinyl top. doted M a y 9,1984. showing the above proposal ore on file In ticut colleges comnxjmty dium typing skills re openings on all shifts. We expansion. Offered by spray on the spot then SERVICES — Yard clean DELIVERING RICH Items. the office of the Town Clerk, Town Ottice Building. of the Town Manager, ties. References and se- 9am-l’2 noon, 19 Briar- Manchester. college and stale technical quired. Send resume to: otter excellent pay and owners. For appointment washing In the usual way. up, mowing. Chain saw L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus C a ll 643-2880. Doted this ISth day of June and 22nd day of June, 1964 at colleges is waived for mem 1712 Main Street, Coven 'curlty deposit required. Personnel Department, benefits. We will be re Idle Items around the work. Odd lobs, truck to TUXEDO LIVING ROOM tox. Sand, gravel and wood Drive. Andover, Connecticut. bers of the Connecticul Army try, CT 06238. The Town cruiting on June 20th. coll 643-6029 or 649-9849. C a ll 649-9287. ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION National Guard P.O. Box 8128, East Hart home con be exchanged do hauling. F u lly Insured. COUCH with two match stone. C a ll 643-9504. John L. Kostic, Chairman of Coventry Is an Equal 1984 from 10 a m. to 4 p. TAG SALE — Household If you have a Student Loan ford, 06108. EO E. for cash, almost magi C a ll 643-1866, 8am to 6pm. ing choirs, one occa Fronces LoPIne, Secretory Opportunity Employer. ' m in the H&R Block O f TWO BEDROOM SPA and sporting goods, 027-06 a por^lion of It could be repaid cally, when advertised In sional chair, 3 Ethan LARGE OUTDOOR u fice. Marshall's Mall, 324 CIOUS APARTMENT — by the Connecticut Army classified. RETIRED NURSE — Allen end tables with childrens and adults clo Broad St., Manchester. Townhouse style. BUSHES, $5. Large COST PROPOSAL #728 GIVE YOUR budget a National Guard Mu6t call lor interview «ppontm«nt Wishes position for pri thing, excercise equip Convenient area. Park matching. coffee table, houseplonts, up to $3. STUDENT INSURANCE break ... shop the classi r We also reimburse up to ment, car and motorcy- LydaIlWocxl> ing. $400 plus security. vate home nursing care. $4800 new, will sacrifice Must sell. Private home. 1984-8S fied columns for bargain $1,000 per year m olhor MEDICAL Store/Office Space 44 Excellent references and c l e parts, bar The Board ot Education, 110 educational expenses Lilli xiuil VilL'n^' Call 646-4489 after 5pm. fo r $2000 fir m . A lso 2 twin C o ll 649-6486. buys! NEWSPAPER CARRIERS PERSONNEL reasonable. Call 649-7071. beds, maple, mattress accessories, shoes and Long Hill Drive, East Hart boots • size 6-7. June 15th, ford, CT. will receive sealed Allarli,'(l sinple family and box springs, dresser proposals for STUDENT IN T O D A Y IS a good dov tO POOL EAST HARTFORD — 16th, 17th, 9am to 4pm. 373 NEEDED IN MANCHESTER ImiMcs. 2 or 3 llcdrnom*;. and mirror, $300 firm. S U R A N C E 1984-85. Inform a place an ad In classified ANO MOREI Five room apartment. M A N C H E S T E R — D ow n Parker Street. tion and speciticotlons ore 5 49 -0 8 70 allai'lifd garage. Painting/Papering S2 C a ll 633-1412 or 569-0432. to sell those Idle items P a y and b e n e fits tor m om her 1’/2 baths. $450 monthly. town, 5,000 sq. ft. store or available at the Business Of I ydall S i. al l.ako St. STRAWBERRIES — Pick fice. Sealed proposals will be you've been storing. A ship including life insurance C a ll 649-7620. office space. Will subdi MUjLTI TAG SALE — PX privileges training oppor Opi'n Mon.-Thurs. 11*6 SOFA AND TWO Your Own. Choponls received until 10:30 o.m. on quick call to 643-2711 will Queens Ct, vide. C all 643-1442. PAINTING AND PAPER Corner Stone and Ed Tuesday, June 26, 1984 at tunities and promotional ad Spencer St. Lincoln SI. r'ri.. Sal.. Sun. 1 l-.l PLEASANT TWO BED CHAIRS, $150. Other mis Brothers, Clark Street, put your Qd In print. vancement which can also HANGING —Exterior cellaneous Items. Call mund. Friday and which time they will be pub benefit your civilian career Greenw ood Dr. Jarvis Rd. Lilac St. N A 's & M anrhcsier ROOM APARTMENT — WEST MIDDLE TURN South Windsor. Opening licly opened and read aloud. and Interior, ceilings re 649-7410. Saturday, June 15th 8, Trumbull St. 6I3-2I II A v a ila b le Ju ly 1st. $415 PIKE — Near Parkade, Saturday, June 16th. Free The Board ot Education res G risw old St. Hendee Rd. paired. References, fully 16th, 9am to 3pm. erves the right to accept or Protection H H A 's monthly. 871-0714/228- store with two bay gar Insured. Quality work. containers. No children Roosevelt St. Ansaldi Rd. Center St. Come and learn the 30" SELF CLEAN GAS reject any or oil proposals or WE WANT TO HELP YOU 0036, ask for Fred. age. C a ll 643-6802. Martin Mattsson, even under 14 years ^ age the right to waive technical Adam s St. advantages of working RANGE; Assorted wal J U N E 16th, 8am to 3pm. BEST INVENTION THROUGH YOUR COLLEGE Alexander St. Dougherty St. ings 649-4431. ollow ed In the field . Open formalities It it Is In the best for medical personn^ nut cabinets, 32" vanity Candlewood Drive, off Interest to do so. YEARS AHEAOl Dover Rd. Hickory La. pool. We have open Lots/Land for Sole 33 AVAILABLE JULYIst — from 8am til 8pm or til Deepwood Dr. and mirrored medicine picked out. Please call Highland. Canning lars, Nancy J. Harris, Director Canning Dr. ings on all shifts. We ••••••••••••••••••••••a 5 room, 2 bedroom first C E IL IN G S REPAIRED stereo, sewing cabinet, SINCE Business Services Butternut Rd. Fairfield St. FOR lEASE chest. C a ll 649-0845. 528-5741 for latest picking off«er excellent pay and floor apartment. Wall to or REPLACED with dry- household Items. 034-06 1-800-842-2274 Ruby Dr. Crestwood Dr. Fulton Dr. benefits. We will be re FREE CATALOG — Ot wall carpet. $425 plus Information. wall. Call evenings, Gary THE WHEEL! INVrTATION TC^BID cruiting on June 20th, land bargains, 5 acres to security. Heat not In MANCHESTER FO R S A L E — 6 m onth 649-9454 Foxcroft Dr. G lenw ood St. Autum n St. M cH ugh , 643-9321. The Monchestet^ Public 1984 from 10 a.m. to 4 500 acres, covering Ver cluded. C a ll 643-4453. o ld . N e w Whirlpool A ndor Rd. School St. 7.000 square foot indust- Schools solicits bids tor 643-4633 H ighw ood Dr. p.m. in the H&R B lock mont and the Berkshlres riat. Ideal Machir>e Shop. w asher, $250. Colt 647- u PAVED PLAYGROUND AREA Office, Marshall’s Mall, N A M E Y O U R OWN Porter St. W yllys SI. at lowest Imaginable pri MANCHESTER — 4 Overhead door, offices. 9342. Phone Classified Dep’t. AT WADDELL SCHOOL for the 324 Broad St., M an PRICE — Father and son. T A G S A L E — Ju n e 16th, 1984-1985 school year. Sealed ces. Write; CATALOG rooms, 2 bedrooms. Available Immediately. 600 chester. OFFICE, P.O. Box 938-E, amp service. Fast, dependable ser PICK 81 North Street, 10am to bids will be received until MuM call tor inlarviaw appolntmani Heat, hot water, applian vice. Painting, Paper M M c for Sole 63 3pm. Furniture, clothes, June 27, 1984, 2:00 P.M., at North Adams, Mass. ces. $450. C a ll 649-2813. 647-9137 which time they will be pub Ezm MEDICAL 01247. hanging & Removal. Call STRAWBERRIES household, antiques,'etc. 643-2711 licly opened. The right Is re 644-0585 or 644-0036. served to reject any and all NATIONAL eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee PERSONNEL M A N C H E S T E R — 2 bed THREE OFFICE DESKS, MOVING SALE — Rain bids. Specifications and bid y ^ U A R I D Call 647-9946 or 643-2711 C O V E N T R Y — 3.5 ocres forms may be secured at the room apartment In 4 APPROXIMATELY 285 sq. ft. EXTERIOR/INTERIOR dark brown form ica tops. or shinel June 16th, 427 Cort/Tnickf for Sale 71 Cars/Trucks (or Sale 71 Cars/Trucks f^^Sale 71 POOL high ground. Asking finished office. Prime M M U.. Si . IW n Business Ottice, 45 North Ask for the Circulation Department family. Convenient, quiet PAINTING and wallpap $150 each: C a ll 649-2813. Sum m it Street, M anches School Street^ M anchester, $26,(XK). 35 m inutes from downtown location. be I ti 11 piM el 549-0870 H artford . C a ll 647-1887. location. Appliances. ering, celling work. Coll ter. Furniture, tools, re '‘onnecticut. $400 plus utilities. Call Multiple phone lines. evenrngs, Gary McHugh, CONSOLE — RCA TV, ••••••••••••••••••••••• frigerator, olr condi J: 33-06 643-4283. 643-9321. 21" black and white. tioner, lots more! APPROXIMATELY 2600 sq.ft. Pets 65 available prime down Works lovely. Cabinet. $20. C a ll 643-6526. If you can afford a new MANCHESTER— 5room town location. All or PLANNING ON I M TAG SALE — Refrigera part, finished or>unfin- PROVING your prop tor, fan, miscellaneous WOW! duplex. Appliances, FOUR FLUFFY ADORA erty?, Call Purcell CLOTHES FOR SALE — household Items. Satur working adults only. No Ished. Great for offices, BLE KITTENS looking Chevrolet, Ford, or Import, you Brothers for expert Infant through size 3, day, Ju n e 16th and Sun 8.8% pets. References and se light commerce or cat for good homes. Call curity. Quiet neighbor alog sales. Agents pro- painting and wallpaper large selection. Reasona day June 17th, B:30am to A nnual a*, Flood control pays off disobedience at an anti-nuclear rally in the town Power rate plan expected New Engtond common this weekend. U.S. District Judge Robert WALTHAM, Mass. — Torrential rains and floods Keeton ruled Thursday that such a restriction AUGUSTA, Maine — Central Maine Power Co. has Waddell principal recalls For Father’s Day, kids Coventry wins that caused more than $130 rqillion in damage across violates the protesters’ rights to free speech, announced it will submit a plan to state utility In Brief New England could have been up to $638 million lawyers for the Massachusetts Civil Liberties Union regulators to raise electric rates by $600 million describe their own dads Class S title wor.se without flood control projects, the Army said. through the end of the decade — by far the largest his early years at school It was a perfect catch Corps of Engineers said Thursday. "Record rate hike ever requested by CMP. amounts of flood water storage were set at 19 of our ClancI can run again ... page 3 page 11 ... page 15 PORTLAND, Maine — A 27-year-old woman heard dams, and 38 other reservoirs reached the PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The state Board of a mailman scream "get the baby" and looked up to Heat Is the worst problem second-highest level." said Col. Carl B. Sciple, head Elections ruled late Thursday former Providence see a 17-month toddler crawling along a second-floor of the Corps New England region. Mayor Vincent A. Cianci Jr. is eligible to run for LOUDON, N.H. — Heat may be the worst problem porch "just like in a cartoon." Reacting on instinct, mayor again despite his criminal sentencing on a for police trying to keep the lid on possible trouble Cynthia Nevers ran a block, hurdled a 3-foot cyclone felony conviction. The ruling made it likely the this Weekend as up to 50,000 people flock to the area fence and managed to catch the girl as the baby Baldrige attacks Mondale ultimate decision of whether Cianci can attempt td for the 61st annual Loudon classic motorcycle race. plunged toward the concrete-covered ground. BRATTLEBORO, Vt. — U.S. Commerce Secre regain the office he held for 9'A years will rest with The three-day competition, the oldest AMA-National tary Malcolm Baldrige has used a two-day the state Supreme Court. road race in the country, once meant open warfare Boston celebrates victory Republican fund-raising trip to Vermont to launch a between police and motorcycle gangs, but prepara Manchester, Conn. free-swinging attack on Democratic former Vice tions for this weekend are now routine, state and Sunny today; BOSTON — An estimated quarter million delirious President Walter Mondale. Baldrige blamed Mon It’s up to the Legislature local police said Thursday. Saturday, June 16, 1984 happy basketball fans packed City Hall Plaza fair tonight dale for economic woes caused by the Carter CONCORD, N.H. — The New Hampshire Supreme Thursday to cheer the Boston Celtics and celebrate Single copy: 25C administration, calling him the most influential vice Court has ruled the Legislature must decide if — see page 2 the team’s Llth National Basketball Association president in the country's history. He closes out his Vermont hospitals changing World Championship title. Police also estimated criminal liability laws apply to someone who loans a trip today with a slop in Montpeiier. car to an intoxicated person later involved in a fatal M O NTPELIER, Vt. — A dramatic decrease in the lEanrljfHtpr Hrralft that 300,000 others greeted the Celtics during an. use of Vermont hospitals is forcing the facilities to hour-long pai'ade through the downtown district. accident. In an eight-page opinion written by Judge make serious changes in the way they do business, Officials believe the crowds were the second-largest Town must allow protest William F. Batchelder, the justices dismissed two laying off workers, closing wings and cutting in recent city history, surpassed only by the welcome counts of negligent homicide and two additional BOSTON — A federal judge has ruled that the town budgets. But officials say it also may result in lower given Pope John Paul II in 1979. counts of accomplice to negligent homicide against of Wilmington cannot prohibit discussions of civil Mark A. Etzweiler. health insurance premiums. Hijackings U.S. refuses in Beirut to back loan REAL ESTATE featuring: for Argentina ciose road When Buying or Selling Real Estate Bv Denis G. Gulino People Make the difference. United Press International THIS WEEK WASHINGTON — The U.S. government refused The People at the ZINSSER AGENCY By David Zenlan Friday to extend a $300 million loan guarantee to United Press International Argentina, bowing out of an agreement made with want to be your REALTOR. CALL four Latin American governments to prevent paper BEIRUT, Lebanon — A spate of truck hijackings losses to U.S. banks. closed the only crossing between the Christian and ■iwi The Treasury Department said it would consider Moslem sectors of Beirut for an hour Friday and extending a new loan offer if Argentina ever reaches snipers wounded four people going from one side of agreement on an austerity program with the the capital to the other. International Monetary Fund. The Christian Voice of Lebanon reported Israeli The decision raises the possibility several of the warplanes flew reconnaissance missions over Leba largest American banks, including ailing Continental nese territory and Syria put its troops on the highest Illinois of Chicago, could end the quarter June 30 EAST HARTFORD $84,900 state of alert in the eastern portion of the country. having to report lower — in some cases sharply lower M CHARM PROPERTY Custom built and beautifully maint \ NEW LISTING ained 5* room Ranch with rec room, spacious rooms The radio said a number of Israeli warplanes — earnings. Forest Ridge Condominiumjust listed! Wall to wall carpeting throughout and glass enclosed porch. New aluminum "m ade more than a pass” over Beirut and the Bekaa Argentina, which Friday informed more than 300 throughout the three bedrooms, living room and dining area exterior and nicely landscaped with inground pool. Valley in east Lebanon where Syria has thousands of banks it cannot pay $750 million due separately on a The basement is partially finished Also included are 1 baths, Wonderful starter home! 643-4060 central air. gas heat, tennis courts and pool. Don't hesitate — troops facing Israel’s army. $1.1 billion loan, has a choice of reaching agreement call now for an appointment to see this new listing! $86,900 Christian militiamen blamed their Moslem west with the fund, paying off Mexico, Venezuela. Brazil Beirut rivals for sniper attacks in Beirut that wounded and Columbia itself, or forcing some of its lenders to four motorists. Y f reclassify its debts. The two sides blamed each other for sporadic While bankers disagreed on the long-range w clashes across other sections of the Beirut confronta- significance of the Treasury action, it was assumed to Uon lines. The sound of exploding shells and sniper be a calculated warning by the United States to AL CASHMAN BOB CONNOR BILL MARBLE bullets in sporadic fighting in the city’s center echoed Argentina that its long delay in making repayment across the capital late Friday. arrangements was not appreciated. Police reported as many as 19 trucks hijacked by The loan guarantee was first extended March 30 in a DRASTICALLY REDUCED They will give you the results that you the rival militiamen before halting traffic for an hour last minute arrangement that avoided a first quarter Lots of room comes with this NINE room. FIVE bedroom Colo* EAST HARTFORD $95,900 across the Green Line, which divides Christian east blot on U.S. banks earnings reports. The loan nial. Dining room, living room with fireplace, kitchen/den com 6EAUTFUL! Proud & professional describes this gor deserve, because they work for You. bination, lots of sunshine and large yard. This home is alumi geous 7 room Raised Ranch completely redecorated from Moslem west Beirut, allowing a factional guarantee was extended again on April 28 and May 31. num sided, has brand new roof, oil hot water heal and garage. f^turing 3 bedrooms, large family room and deck off security committee to step in to deal with the new “ While the U.S. government regrets that Argentina Convenient! Only $69,900 dining area Exceptionally landscaped in most sought phenomenon. was unable to reach agreement with the IM F during afterr location.|o( •' A * must to see! 643-4060 ■ r We can help you become a They had no immediate explanation for the the previously agreed upon period, we recognize that ■REALE " PROFESSIONAL! h ija ctogs, which involved trucks loaded with food, progress has been made toward a resolution of Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. ZMSSER A G E N a gas and other supplies. outstanding issues and that negotiations over an itot a aource close to the negotiators said, Argentine economic program that the IM F could D.F. REALE, INC. FREE '^'^m1lnI'Sttt^''(>D tk$i' west side of the Green Line approve are continuing," n department statement Real Estate MARKET hijacked a trudk loaded with sand, saying the other said. ITS Main S$.. Monch«tl«r, Ct. REA L ESTATE SERVICES evaluation side would fill the sand into bags and use it in s i The Treasury Department stands ready to 646-4S25 223 East Center St., Manchesler 643-4060 J 646-1511 fortifications, entertain a request from Argentina for a new swap "W ord got to the east side, and they stopped and arrangement once the agreement on a letter of intent hijacked a westbound truck full of gravel for the same has been reached with the IMF. it said. reason.” Earlier Argentina informed international banks Let At Cashman show Back on Market Rival factions blamed each other for starting the w that it cannot pay $750 million due June 15 on a $1.1 billion bridge loan, banking sources said Friday. hijackings, and each demanded the other release the Herald photo by Pinto you this • • • trucks it was holding before they release the trucks Citibank informed Argentina’s more than 300 captured by their gunmen. creditor banks in a telex sent late Thursday of Police manning the Green Line buffer zone made no Fascination Argentina’s inability to meet a June 15 deadline for effort to stop the hijackings. Instead, they closed the payment on the loan signed Dec. 31, 1982 and aready I I corridor to ail traffic for an hour, but reopened it later extended several times. after assurances that more trucks would not be Kari Whiting, 2%, of 199 Dunn Road, Friday evening. The bazaar begins its Citibank's message to the other creditor banks said hijacked, a militia source said. Coventry, and her mother, Leslie, are last day today at noon. Story and the loan would be renewed day by day until further 2 ACRE + The trucks hijacked in Beirut by late Friday were fascinated by the amusement rides at another picture on page 10. notice and that interest charges on the rollover, yet to still missing, but their drivers had been released. the 11th annual St. Bridget Bazaar be decided, would begin accruing Friday. Some truck traffic was also restored, witnesses said. BUILDING LOT "There was some sniping and sporadic clashes, but honestly, the brief closure was more because of the truck hijackings than the fighting,” a police Corporate restructuring approved MANCHESTER spokesman said. BOLTON "The four-member cease-fire committee is dealing Almost a thing of the past. A 2 with the truck hijackings today ... It is better than MARY-JANE PAZDA Exceptionally nice 7 room country arranging cease-fires,” the spokesman said. Mary-Jane Pazda knows the who, when, home. 3 large bedrooms, spacious acre homesite in Manchester sur Voice of Lebanon radio reported the Syrians along where and why of getting your house sold Hospital plans profit-making subsidiary the confrontation line with the Israeli troops and quickly. Let her put her superior organiza kitchen, formal den and living room, 2 rounded by woodland and nature. 5 room Ranch with beautiful yard. 3 car garage, in-ground swimming pool, inside the plain will stay on the highest state of alert tional skills and many contacts to workforyou Don't miss this rare opportunity to bedrooms, 2 car garage. New oil until Monday. in selling your home. Bv Sarah E. Hall Internal Revenue Service as Gallacher as walk-in centers, surgical clinics and will continue to control it then, beautiful grounds, all situated in the Syria has some 40,000 troops in east and north says he expects it will be, would allow Health Maintenance Organizations are To get your house sold quickly and at the build your new home on this tank. Stockade fence. Won’t last, call Herald Reporter according to Gallacher. center of town. Call us for an appoint Lebanon and Israel maintains an estimated 10,000 the holding company to pursue' ven threatening hospital finances state best price, call Mary-Jane at 646-4040 or stop He maintained that the restructuring ment. Asking $119,000. wooded lot in Manchester. Road $64,500 troops in the southern part of the country. To provide a hedge against competi tures ranging from nursing homes and wide, according to many experts. in and meet her at Ed Gorman Associates, entails no risk to the hospital's tion and increasingly stringent regula laundry or data-processing services to Corporate restructuring is seen as a financial security. 'Some (of the Realtors, 604 East Middle Turnpike, Manches frontage. Priced to sell. walk-in health centers. No actual uses way to strike back. ter. tion, the Manchester Memorial Hospi ventures) could be money-losers -and tal Board of Incorporators Thursday have been identified for any of the three But “ it’s going to beslow,” Gallacher be discontinued," he said. But "there’s STRANO REAL ESTATE Iran defectors approved a plan that may lead to the subsidiaries other than the hospital, said. " I can’t imagine us getting into no way. if one of them fails, that it will ED GORMAN Zinsser Aaency formation of a profit-making however. any real get-rich-quick activities... My Opperteiwiwi 750 Main ^ Y j g Center Street be a direct dollar drain on the Associates UI/kxs U&R REALTY CO. Manchaalar subsidiary. "W e ’re going into this for flexibility, guess is there will be only one activity, hospital." 643-2692 seeking asylum Called corporate restructuring, the to. compete against ail the forces that the hospital, for some tim e.” 604 Mlimi.K Tl KMMKK FAST are competing against us, and to build Gallacher made it clear that any Even though the hospital could not Robert D. Murdock, ReaNor plan would MIow creation of an 646-4040 ^ 646-1511 ^ 647-7653 umbrella comirany — the Manchester capital,” Gallacher said. venture which would compete with lose money under the set-up, Gallacher Memorial Corporation — with four MMH itself would not be chosen. "W e said, it could gain some. But while any CAIRO, Egypt (U PI) — An Iranian plane carrying THE REORGANIZATION would are not inclined to chop things away profits would be channeled into the eight people, including military officers, landed at the subsidiaries. One would be the hospital probably allow some holding company from the hospital that already exist," hospital by the holding company, they rBEST SELLERS LIST southern city of Luxor Friday and all those aboard itself; two others would be tax-exempt; and the fourth would be a taxable, activities to escape regulation by the he said. would not go directly into MMH's asked for political asylum in Egypt but were money-making outfit. state Commission on Hospitals and operating budget. Instead, profits apparently denied their request, officials said. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. "W e’re still at the infancy stage, Health Care, which holds the reins on B Y JAN UARY, Gallacher ' said. would be tucked into an investment SELLING? OF The defectors negotiated for nearly six hours with hospital finances statewide. The com MMH will probably have assigned fund, used for capital expenses as they Egyptian military authorities at Luxor, about 350 quite frankly,” Michael Gallacher, MMH assistant director and former mission would continue to regulate the people to boards that will oversee each crop up. 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon miles south of Cairo, but their request for asylum WE NEED YOU! acting director, said at a news hospital, however. of the four subsidiaries that are 643-1591 872-9153 appeared to have been rejected, said the officials, who “ This will have no immediate effect We have more buyers than homes! If conference Friday. This week, Warren Currently, Gallacher said, 21 of forseen. The same people who control asked to remain unidentified. on room rates,” Gallacher said. But you’ve considered selling over the L. Prelesnik — reportedly an expert in Connecticut’s 36 general hospitals the hospital now — the executive The officials said two Iranian army lieutenants since the fund would mean the hospital corporate restructuring — took over as either have undergone the restructur committee, the Board of Incorporators last several years but were hesitant emerged from the plane, an F-27 Fokker Friendship, would have less need to borrow money, the hospital’s executive director. ing process or are seeking to do so. and the smaller Board of Trustees, REDUCED 70’s because of market conditions ... Call shortly after it landed following a four-hour flight the decrease in interest expenditures Alternative health care sv.stpms such which is made up of incorporators — for immediate sale! Beautiful 4-5 bedroom Colonial from Bahrain, where it made a refueling stop. The setup, if approved by the could help keep room rates down. with 2 lull baths, fireplace, convenient location near the professionals at 646-2482 Verplanck School, PLUS ERA BUYERS PROTECTION The Iranians, whose country is at war with Iraq, PLAN! IWE’RE SELUNG HOUSES!” a s k ^ for asylum in Bahrain but were refused. They had already been barred from entering the United lust Arab Emirates and from landing in SatidFArabia, the i n Middle East News Agency said. Volkswagen’s Rabbit takes its last hop Their plane was to be refueled and allowed to take ' off early Saturday for an unknown destination, officials said. ;;4n *W w a n t o n . Pa.