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The hazy, hot and humid V P pick weather which will continue to grip Connecticut has forced at least 10 people to seek treatment for heat-related illnesses at Man­ Related atortee on pages 4 and 5 chester Memorial Hospital. Nor­ theast Utilities Co. said it may bo By Terence Hunt forced to implement selected The Associated Press blackouts if customers do not cut down on electricity. - NEW ORLEANS — George Bush, keeping up the The hot weather, which has suspense about his running mate, said on the baked Central Connecticut with opening day of the Republican Nationai Convention over 90-degree temperatures ev­ that he has narrowed the list of candidates but has ery day this month but one. forced not picked one. “ I think my choice will be widely 10 people to seek medical atten­ accepted when I decide on who that choice is,” Bush tion at Manchester Memorial said today. over the weekend, said Am y ‘ T v e not decided,” Bush said during a round of Avery, hospital spokesman. Nine AP photo interviews on morning television shows. Asked if he people were treated and released were leaning one way or another, Bush replied, THE GIPPER'S GAVEL — President Reagan waves Orleans Convention Center. Reagan told the crowd for difficulty breathing, while one "Yes, of course but (toward) some peopie, I’dsay.” was treated for heat exhaustion, to the crowd as he holds a giant gavel over his that America needs the strength and true grit of she said. . Bush remained in Washington, giving the first George Bush as president. day's convention spotlight to President Reagan, shoulder Sunday during his speech at the New That is a particularly' high who planned to make a prime-time address to the number of people seeking treat­ delegates tonight to arouse political passions for ment for heat-related illnesses Bush, who has been trailing Democratic rival compared to the past few weeks Michael Dukakis in most polls. of summer, she said. Reagan told an adoring audience welcoming him 8th ponders sewer rate deal Northeast Utilities spokesman to New Orleans on Sunday that he would jdevote Cheryl Duey said today that the company is asking customers "every ounce of energy and every fiber of my Bv Andrew Yurkovsky district residents with sewer service. review all provisions of an agreement, through the media to conserve being” to helping Bush. Manchester Herald That offer was contingent on the town’s including a sewer rate formula. power or face the possibility of Amid intense speculation about Bush’s running acceptance and on the settling of a District Director Joseph Tripp, who selected blackouts or reduced mate, former Transportation Secretary Elizabeth An attorney representing the Eighth formula by today for the calculation of is also the district fire commissioner, power. Dole said on “ CBS This Morning,” “ I do not expect Utilities District hopes to have a future rates. had proposed two months ago that the Since another scorcher was to be asked to be vice president.” Her husband. Sen. recommendation tonight on whether a LaBelle said today that he wanted to directors seek bids on the firehouse if predicted for today, coupled with Bob Dole of Kansas, also a prospect, said, “ I think sewer rate formula proposed by the, compare the town’s estimated sewer an accord was not reached by July. But high humidity, people will be Elizabeth would be an excellent choice.” town will be acceptable to the district. budget for the next five years with the Tripp would not say today what action turning on their air conditioners The senator denied that he had been campaigning Attorney John D. LaBelle said today rates the formula would produce in he was likely to take tonight. and it may be too much for tlje for the job. “I haven’t done anything to try to that he had not yet had a chance to order to determine whether the for­ “ I don’t know,” Tripp said. “ I have to company to handle, she said. influence George Bush. It’s his call,” Dole said. review the proposed formula but hoped mula was fair. wait and see what hapens tonight. I The problem is doubled since it The vice president, his understudy days nearing to do so before the meeting of the have to see what the others want to do. ” is Monday, and businesses, which an end, will arrive here Tuesday, just as Reagan district directors tonight. Thedirectors For the past two months, the district were closed during the weekend, leaves town for a long vacation at his California meet at 7 in Cronin Hall. M ayfair directors have held off going out to bid District Director Samuel Longest, will be using high loads of power. ranch. In a symbolic passing of the baton, the two Gardens. on a new firehouse in the Buckland area who has been negotiating the agree­ Duey said. Because of the busi­ men will meet briefly at the airport before Bush The sewer rate formula is the last because the accord being worked out ment with Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., nesses. the company is predicting jteads downtown for a big welcoming rally. step in arriving at a broader agreement would allow the district to acquire the would not comment on what would very high usage, she said. ” It’s a big moment for me. It’s the culmination of between the town and the district on town’s Buckland firehouse. happen if LaBelle had no recommenda­ “ If we reach that load we may a lot of years of politics,” Bush said on ABC’s “ Good questions of fireand sewer jurisdiction. Those district directors who could be tion on the formula. have to” reduce power by 5 Morning Am erica.” “ It feels like this is it.” The formula would determine what reached today would not commit Director Willard Marvin also would percent or start selected black­ On NBC’s “ Today” show. Bush said, “ I have to rates the district would pay the town in themselves on what action they would not say how he would vote, but he said outs, Duey said. “ I ’m sure we define how I want to lead this country.” the future to treat the sewage collected take if an agreeable formula were not M that the other directors would probably don’t want to do that.” Fending off attempts to learn the identity of his in district lines. ready by tonight for their considera­ go ahead with the bids. “ I hate to say No decision had been made this running mate. Bush said, “ I think it’s a very Last Monday, the district offered to tion. But LaBelle said he did not expect it,” he said. “ It’s now or never.” morning where, or if. selected important choice and there’s a lot of very good pay the town a current rate of 95 cents the directors to vote on the firehouse “ AH I can say is I ’m hopeful.” said people from whom to make a selection. I think my per 100 cubic feet of water used by until after they had the chance to Director Ellen Landers. lER, page 10 choice will be widely accepted when I decide on who that choice is.” Looking ahead to his campaign against Dukakis, Bush_sal(LRepubllcan8inf’eunttedr**The'conVt!iltlon | ^EBA:^aturej6ses is unified. I think the party is unified. We have a platform that states the general principles of our party and looks to the future. I don’t look for any divisiveness coming out of Thursday night.” when wetlands lost Bush acknowledged that many people will measure him against Reagan. “ He’s been a great Bv Nancv Concelman wetlands. But the agency offers president. ... I ’m not going to try to be a Ronald Manchester Herald few solutions, saying that mitiga­ Reagan because there’s only one,” Bush said. tion plans such as restoring Aides said Bush may depart from his plan to make It is the classic struggle; wetlands are generally failures. his decision known on Thursday and instead unveil development against nature. So If plans to create new wetlands his choice Wednesday night, then make a dramatic far. federal Environmental Pro­ to allow the rebuilding of Route 6 appearance before the convention — the same tection Agency officials say. are approved by the Arm y Corps procedure Reagan employed eight years ago when nature is losing.. of Engineers, the state could end he named Bush as his vice presidential choice. Thousands of acres of wetlands up with acres of mud holes, says Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, Sen. Dan Quayle of are lost across the country each Matt Schweisberg, an en^ron- Indiana and Rep. Jack Kemp of New York acted like year to development, according mental biologist with the water they were auditioning for the job, appearing on to the EPA. In Connecticut, management division of the EPA. Sunday talk shows to bash Democratic presidential highway projects such as the A plan to restore wetlands at the hopeful Michael Dukakis. Route 6 expansion will result in town sewage treatment plant off Sen. Alan Simpson of Wyoming took himself off the loss of hundreds of acres of Olcott Street may meet with the list of potential candidates, saying “ I would be a wetlands, agency officials say. similar success, he says. liability for George” as a result of advocating curbs In Manchester, the issue was But that’s just par for the on Social Security increases. brought to the forefront when the course in a country which has lost Many delegates seemed content to wait for Bush’s town illegally filled 4 acres of more than half its wetlands to decision. “ It adds a little Cajun spice* to the wetlands to upgrade its sewage development since it was setU^ treatment plant. The town filled just a few hundred years ago by See CONVENTION, page 10 Raglnald Wnto/MsncImUr HtrsM the wetlands while it was trying to the Europeans, Schweisberg I'V' CO STLY OVERSIGHT — Workers lay pipes at the town's sewage comply with a federal oider to says. upgrade the plant. “ How do we measure functions TODAY treatment plant today in an area that became the focus of a dispute with The E PA says there is no end in federal agencies after the town .Illegally filled wetlands. sight to the problem of lost See WETLANDS, page M Test your know-how The sixth installment of our “Test Your Know-How” series challenges your knowledge of how to react In emergency situations. Quiz on page woman, 74, OK after taking cop’s cruiser 18. SOUTH WINDSOR — An elderly The woman, identified as Elisa­ Capt. Bruno Guilini of the South Francis R. Belden, South Windsor Index woman with Alzheimer’s disease beth Belden. 74, was found about 20 Windsor Police Department refused police said. took a South Windsor police cruiser minutes later when she parked the to identify the officer who left the Police said the Rev. Belden called M pages, 2 seetlons for a 20-minute drive early today cruiser in front of the former cruiser unattended. Bruno said the them because his sister, who has 9 after the officer assigned to the car Windsorville Post Office in East officer was embarrassed enough by lived with him for the past two deeelfiMl 1A.90 9 left it running and unattended. Windsor, police said. She was the incident. weeks, was missing. While the Comlee IS Oplnlnn a Manchester police and other area unharm ^ and no damage was done Police said Belden took the police Investigating officer was in Rev., nAHIlAAtlmit . 7 1R police departments were asked by to the cruiser during the several cruiser around 7 a.m. while it was Belden’s home, his sister, who was' CnnwMiftlAfi ftpnrte . 11-Id South Windsor to watch for the miles she drove it, police said. Police parked in front of the Griffin Road apparently neaiby, drove away in FAniM IS IT woman and the missing cruiser. do not plan to charge her. home of her brother, the Rev. the cruispr. Local 9..1, 10 lin/WnrIH 8 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 15, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 15, 1988 - 3 RECORD Day-care panel

About Town Obituaries Pblice Roundup rolls up sleeves By Nancy Pappas duled for the fall, it may now be WATE8 plan meeting Sadie Lamkins Manchester Herald postponed until the spring. Ha­ Ane Petersen Emma Lyons chey said. The Manchester Women’s Association to Enjoy Sadie J. (Purdue) Lamkins, 87, Ane D. Petersen, 82, of Emma (Strini) Lyons, of Can­ Accused murderer The town’s study committee on “ In many ways, this will be an Slimming will meet Tuesday at 72 E. Center St of 333 Bidwell St., died Friday Hamden, formerly of Granby, ton, wife of the late Walter Lyons child care will begin designing a organizational meeting.” said Weigh-in will be 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The group will then (Aug. 12,1988) at a local convales­ sister of Silas Petersen of Man­ and sister of Ann Sedlacek of faces other charges survey to assess the needs of child Hachey. " I t ’s the first time that go to the Manchester Band Shell to listen to an cent home. She was the mother of chester, died Friday (Aug. 12. Manchester, died Thursday care consumers and area busi­ we are all getting together.” evening of country western music. Gertrude Matthews of 1988) at St. Raphael Hospital, (Aug. 11, 1988) at Hartford nesses when it meets for the first The study group was intro­ Manchester. j New Haven. Hospital. A Manchester man, charged in the 1986 murder of time on Tuesday, according to its duced at a press conference with a Wallingford woman, is scheduled to appear in She was in Paterson, N.^f The funeral was Sunday with Besides her sister, she is chairman. Joseph Hachey. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. two Vernon Chorale will audition on Jan. 2,1901 and had lived in the burial at Silver Street Cemetery, survived by a daughter, Mrs. Manchester Superior Court Tuesday on unrelated The Study Group for Day Care months ago today. It is charged charges in connection with a June arrest, police The Vernon Chorale, directed by Salvatore Hartford area for SO years, before Granville, Mass. The Hayes- Charles (Marilynn) Hodek of and Latch Key Children will meet with examining the child care said. Cicciarella. will be auditioning for new members on moving to Manchester in 1978. Huling i t Carmon Funeral Home, North Canton; a brother, Joseph at 10 a m, and 7 p.m. in a available in the Manchester area, Kenneth F. Ireland Jr.. 18, 23B Esquire Dr., will Sept. 7 at the Vernon Center Middle School, 777 Before retiring in 1961, she was an 364 Samon Brook St., Granby, Strini of Avon; another sister, conference room at ComFed and proposing possible solutions appear in court on charges of trespassing, two Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, in the choir room. office secretary with the Jacobs w a s in ch arge of the Beatrice Ingrish of East Hart­ Savings Bank, 1007 Main St., to what many consider to be an counts of breach of peace, criminal mischief and Openings exist for all voice parts with a special Manufacturing Co., West Hart­ arrangements. ford; three grandchildren; and a where Hachey is vice president acute shortage of services. threatening, police said. need for male voices. Experience in reading music ford, and had been employed great-granddaughter. for commercial lending. The child care group was the Ireland was charged on June 5 for trespassing and is requested. Those interested should call 643-1366 there for 17 years. She was a Francis Daly The funeral will be Tuesday at The evening meeting, which second effort by town officials to breach of peace when he entered a residence at for an appointment. former member of the Ivanhoe 9:15 a.m. from the Vincent will have the same agenda, was address factors which might Francis F. Daly, of Manches­ 456‘/i Main Street without permission, police said. Anyone interested, but unable to make the Chapter of the Order of the Funeral Home, 120 Albany Turn­ scheduled for those who cannot contribute to the area’s labor ter, died Saturday (Aug. 13,1988) audition date, should attend the first chorale Eastern Star, Hartford, and a pike, Canton, followed by a Mass Ireland will appear in New Haven Superior Court get to a morning meeting. Hachey shortage. A subcommittee of in Vernon. rehearsal on Sept. 13 at 7; 30 p.m. at the same member of St. M ary’s Episcopal of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. on Aug. 23 in connection with the murder of Barbara said. town directors is looking into the He was bom in Lennox, Mass., location. Church, Manchester. Patricks Church, Collinsville. Pelkey of Wallingford. He is charged in that case "There aren’t going to be any shortage of affordable housing in Besides her daughter, she is and lived in Manchester for 21 Burial will be in St. M ary’s with felony murder, first-degree burglary and home day care providers who the area. Food addicts meet dally . survived by a son, George A. years. Before retiring, he was Cemetery, Hampden, Mass. Cal­ first-degree conspiracy to commit sexual assault. could make that 10 a m. tim e.” At the press conference, Di- Lamkins of Westerly, R.I.; eight employed at the Travelers Insu­ ling hours are today from 2 to 4 Wallingford police have said. Hachey said this morning. Rosa said many companies are Overeaters Anonymous, an organization to help grandchildren; and seven great­ rance Co., for 34 years. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. In addition to working on the already experiencing a labor those addicted to food, meets every day at the First grandchildren. A memorial ser­ He is survived by his wife, Alice survey, the study group will shortage, which is expected to Baptist Church, 240 Hillstown Road. vice was held today at the Holmes E. (Hassett) Dalyof Manchester; Man leaves apology note discuss plans for a day-long become worse as 2,000 to 3.000 Meetings are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Funeral Home, 400 Main St. two sons, Francis J. Daly and Richard Vann .conference on child care. Al­ more jobs are created in the area, Friday at 1 p.m. and Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m. Thomas E. Daly, both of West Burial will be at the convenience Richard Anthony Vann, 42, of but charged In collision Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald though this was originally sche­ in the next few years. For more information, call 524-4544. of the family in Center Cemetery, Hartford; a daughter, Virginia A. Famington, brother of Law­ A 21-year-old East Hartford man was summoned East Hartford. There are no McGill of Manchester; 13 grand­ rence Vann and Leonard Vann, GARDEN PARTY — Fedora, left, of 93 Oliver Road Nationai Weather Service caiiing for thundershowers on charges of evading responsibility, misuse of MHS registers new students calling hours. children; and three great­ both of Coventry, died Tuesday and her neighbor, Jackie Neai of 85 Oiiver Road, water tonight. registration, operating without insurance and grandchildren. (Aug. 9,1988) in Cincinnati, Ohio. their gardens this morning despite a forecast from the Corps wants data High school students who have moved to operating a vehicle under suspension of his license The funeral will be Wednesday, Besides his brothers, he is Manchester and will be entering Grades 10 to 12 this Victor I. Pizzola when his van struck an automobile in the with a Mass of Christian burial at survived by his parents. John and fall at Manchester High School should telephone Manchester Superior Court parking lot Friday, Victor I. Pizzola, Sr.. 69, of East 9 a.m. at St. Thomas the Apostle Mary Vann of San Diego, Calif.; Mrs. Minella, registrar, at 647-3539. Church, West Hartford. Burial police said. on mall wetlands Hartford, father of Victoria Mar­ his wife, Elizabeth Vann; a New students must provide a transcript from will be in St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Gary C. LaBreck. 20 Howard St., was charged their previous school and proof of immunizations. shall of Manchester, died Satur­ daughter, Rebekkah Vann of By Nancy Concelman response to its request for plans day (Aug. 13,1988) in St. Francis Stockbridge, Mass. There are no after his van hit a vehicle owned by Michael J. 8th board to hear sewer request Cromwell; five other brothers, showing watercourses and Any form er MHS student who has left school and calling hours. The Molloy Fun­ Lefebvre of Simsbury, police said. LaBreck left a Manchester Herald Hospital and Medical Center. Paul Vann of Glastonbury, Chris­ planned work on the mall project plans to return must also call for an appointment to eral Home, 900 Farmington Ave., note on Lefebvre’s windshield saying that he was Besides his daughter, )ie is topher Vann of Farmington, Bv Andrew Yurkovskv St., said that the residents on three homes were recently re­ the area petitioned for sewer from the engineer yet. Valiton register. West Hartford is in charge of the sorry but he did not have insurance, registration or The U.S. Army Corps of Engi­ survived by his wife. Claire Jonathan Vann of New London, Manchester Herald Broad Street, Irving Street and placed and owners of those homes service 20 years ago but were said. The Corps had requested the arrangements. license, police said. neers has asked the engineer for (Dougela) Pizzola of East Hart­ Thomas Vann of West Hartford Chamber Street were seeking might not be interested in sewer turned down by the district Through the help of witnesses, though, police the $70 million mall at Buckland information in July but never Bolton women schedule tea ford: a son, Victor I. Pizzola. Jr. and Joel Vann of San Diego, A petition seeking sewer ser­ sewer service because septic service. directors. were able to track down LaBreck. who was in the Hills project to .submit plans received it. he said. of East Hartford; another daugh­ Calif.; and a sister, Rosemary vice for about 22 homes in the systems for homes are getting District Director Samuel Long­ Al.so tonight, the directors are The Bolton Woman's Club is planning a Isabel Quinby courthouse, police said. Lefebvre’s leh headlight showing proposed wetlands work. Officials of Fuss & O’ Neill Inc. ter, Elizabeth Pizzola of Anchor­ Griffiths of East Lyme. Broad Street area will be pres­ old. He said that the residents est, who is the sewer commis­ to vote on whether to accept two and the mall developer, the membership tea Thursday, Aug. 18, at7p.m.,and is Isabel (Aitken) Quinby, 79, of 88 was smashed in the accident, police said. The request, made in a letter age, Alaska; a brother, William The funeral will be Tuesday in ented to the Board of Directors of also felt they should be consi­ sioner, said today that the board people not living in the district as Homart Development Co. of seeking new members. Tanner St., wife of the late Nelson LaBreck was held on $500 bond and will appear in sent last week to Fuss & O’Neill Mancini of Columbia; two sisters. San Diego, Calif. The El Camino the Eighth Utilities District dur­ dered for sewer service if a new probably would accept the peti­ district firefighters. Director Jo­ Chicago, could not be reached for The club, open to any woman 18 years old or older, W. Quinby, died Sunday (Aug. 14, court on Aug. 23, police said. Inc., is meant to prevent illegal Helen Petro of East Hartford and Mortuary, 5600 Carrol Canyon ing its meeting tonight, a man main is built to serve the tion tonight and see whether seph Tripp, the district fire comment this morning. sponsors a variety of civic, social, cultural and 1988) at the Maine Medical wetlands work, “ so they (the Yolanda Anderson of Mobile, Road, San Diego, is in charge of leading the petition drive said Pavilions at Buckland Hills and installing the sewers would be commissioner, said that the di­ Valiton said some minor pro­ educational programs. Center, Portland, Maine. engineers and mall developers) Ala.; two grandchildren; and the arrangements. A Mass will be today. other development. possible. rectors action on the matter is a jects receive automatic appro­ For more information, call Elisabeth Loersch, She was bora in Chicopee, don’t get caught in a situation like many nieces and nephews. offered Aug. 27 at 8 a.m. at the “ Before everybody else gets Longest had no estimate of the formality. He said that the last vals. but whether or not permits 643-0445, or Roni Jennings, 649-6135. Mass., Feb. 6,1909 and had lived Public drinking charges the sewage treatment plant,” The funeral will be Tuesday at Holy Family Monastery in West The directors’ meeting is sche­ considered for all these projects, cost of putting in the sewers. He time the directors had been asked are required depends on the in Manchester over 50 years. Brian Valiton, case-handling spe­ 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan Hartford. lodged after pool arrest duled for 7 p.m. in Cronin Hall of w e’d like to get in,” Stafford said. said that the district would pay to accept out-of-district firefigh­ location and type of wetlands and Before retiring in 1973, she was a cialist with the Enforcement Unit Vietnam veterans plan picnic Funeral Home. 1602 Main St., M ayfair Gardens. Stafford said that there are a for installing them and then ters was about a year ago. of the Corps, said today. what type of water body they’re East Hartford, followed by a registered nurse and also headed A Manchester man was charged with possession Ernest E. Stafford of 71 Broad The seventh annual Vietnam Veterans Family Thomas Phillips total of 45 to 50 houses in the area charge the residents over a Tripp had no estimate of the The town and its engineering located near. Mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. the Public Health Department at of alcohol on town property and breach of peace St., who circulated the petition Picnic is scheduled Sunday, Sept. 4, from noon to 6 Thomas Phillips, 95, of 146 that now have septic systems. He certain period of time. number of district firefighters firm were recently fined $300,000 Some engineers are familiar in St. M ary’s Church. East the Manchester Memorial Hosp- after he was found drinking beer outside of Saulters with Walter Whitman of 80 Broad p.m. at the Elks Club picnic ground, 128 Roberts St., Wells St., died Sunday (Aug. 14, said the septic systems of two or Stafford said that residents in who do not live in the district. by the Corps for work done in enough with Corps requirements Hartford. Burial will be in Vete­ tial, and was employed there for Pool at 123 Lydall St. on Saturday, police said. East Hartford. 1988) at an area convalescent about 4 acres of wetlands near the that they can design a project ran’s Memorial Field, Hillside 20 years. She also was a private Jeffrey W. Pete, 22, of 97 Mathers St., was charged The free picnic is open to all Vietnam War-era home. He was the husband of sewage treatment plant without a around requirements, eliminat­ Cemetery,, East Hartford, with duty registered nurse. She was a in the incidents and held on $500 cash bond. He will veterans and their families. Elizabeth (Sinnamon) Phillips. permit from the Corps. ing the need for permits, he full military “honors. Calling member of the Center Congrega­ appear in court on Wednesday, police said. For more information, or to volunteer, call Bora in Worcester, Mass., on The Corps has not received a added. hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. tional Church and the American Bluegrass fails to draw crowd 240-3543. May 29, 1893, he had lived in and 7 to 9 p.m. Association for Retired Persons. She is survived by a daughter, Manchester most of his life. THE LUTZ CHILDREN’S MUSEUM Family fun day planned Dorothy Steiner of South Wind­ Before retiring, he was an oiler at Public Meetings band member, said during a instruments and especially the taste. * Edwin H.'May Cheney Bros, silk mills. He had By Jacqueline Bennett AND The Lutz Childrens' Museum and the Manchester sor; two sons. Nelson W. Quinby break. twinging sound of a five string Upcoming concerts include: attended the Church of the Manchester Herald Sports Hall of Fame will sponsor a Fam ily Fun Run Edwin H. May, 93, of Vernon, of Manchester and Richard A. Lynch, who plays the mandolin, banjo and the mandolin. There Aug. 28. Sounds of Neil Diamond THE MANCHESTER SPORTS HALL OF FAME Nazarene. on Aug. 20 at Martin School, Dartmouth Road. died Saturday (Aug. 13,1988) at a Quinby of Vernon; five grand­ Meetings scheduled tonight said the group was formed in 1981 are strong harmonies and a performed by Mike Thomas of Besides his wife, he is survived COVENTRY - A fiddle, man­ Participants can choose a three-mile ora 1.5-mile local convalescent home. He was children; and several nieces and after the members met and did “ hard back beat” like in rock and Hyannis, Mass.; and Sept. 11. by three step-daughters, Gladys dolin, bass guitar, banjo, and a lot ROAD RACES route and post-race refreshments and games will be the husband of Ruth (Fries) May, nephews. some "picking” together at a roll, which Harvey says has its Double Edge, a rock and roll band White and Mary Wieezorek, both Manchester of vocal harmony from the available. The race will start at 9; 30 a.m. The entry Besides his wife, he is survived The funeral will be Wednesday bluegrass music festival. All but origins in rock-a-billy (a blend of from Coventry. Both concerts Saturday, August 20 — 9:30 AM of Manchester, and Irene Tedford Traver Hollow band filled the air fee is $3 for advanced registration or $5 on the day of by a son, Edwin H. May, Jr., of at 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Eighth Utilities District, M ayfair Gardens, 7 p.m. one of the original group has rock and hillbilly music) sounds will be held at Patriots Park from of Coventry; and two brothers, with bluegrass music Sunday 3 MILE Course or 1 MILE Course the race. Wethersfield; two daughters, Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial stayed together, he said. of the early 1950s. Themes are 2 to 4 p.m. ;i) I Lewis Phillips of Manchester and during a concert at Patriot’s The Fun Run is sponsored by the Highland Park Mrs. Elizabeth Barnes of Bristol will be in the East Cemetery. Other band members include ordinary like the family, the On Oct. 9, the Constitution Entry Fee: *3 Advance or ‘5 Race Day Albert Phillips of East Hartford. Andover Park, but few came to listen. Less Market and all proceeds will benefit programs at and Mrs. Janice Splaine of Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 Jon Swift on acoustic bass, Paul mountains, or death, and lyrics Brass Quintet of Storrs will be in Open to All Ages • Start & Stop Martin School - Dartmouth Rd. Private services and burial will than a dozen people sat in front of the museum. Rockford, Maine; a brother. The to 9 p.m. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Harvey, guitar, and his wife, are simple. concert from 2 to 4 p.m. at the be held at the convenience of the the band shell where the group E N T R Y FO R M For more information contact the museum at Rev. Lynde May, II of Chaddam. Memorial donations may be Building, 7:30 p.m. Peggy, fiddle and autoharp, and True bluegrass is “ honest First Congregational Church. I family. There are no calling performed. Name. Age. I 643-0949 or the race chairman. Bob Digan 50 Mass.; II grandchildren; and 10 made to the Center Congrega­ Danny Menzobe. who plays the music” says Harvey, where the The Arts Commission will also be I hours. The Holmes Funeral "This is not a good indication, performer himself must be able I Braeside Crescent. great-grandchildren. tional Church, 11 Center St., banjo. They hail from Connecti­ sponsoring coffee houses to be I Address. Phone. Coventry but the popularity of bluegrass I The funeral will be Wednesday Manchester 06040, or to the Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of cut and Massachusetts. to pick and sing and not rely on held from 8 to 10 p.m. at the lodge music is growing in Connecti­ I Town. □ Male □ Female | at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral charity of the donor’s choice. arrangements. Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Paul Harvey admits bluegrass backup musicians. Some of the at Patriot’s Park, on the third I Memorial donations may be cut.” Kevin Lynch of Coventry, a original songs are on the three Saturday of each month from Mall with faa to: LU TZ C M L O tE irS MUSEUM I Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building, is more closely associated with c/o Bob Digan, Treasurer, SO Braeside Crescent, Mencheeter 08040 Dr. Crane’s Quiz made to the American Cancer / albums. October to May. None will be held I Burial will be at the convenience Irene Sarkozy 7:30 p.m. the south and more popular there. of the family in Village Cemetery, Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ According to Harvey, bluegrass Traver Hollow has recorded in December. chester 06040. School honors three albums, including the most 1. The berry most spherical in shape is named Wethersfield. Calling hours are Irene (Matyko) Sarkozy, of music has its roots in Kentucky, Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. West Hartford, died Thursday known as the bluegrass state. recent one cut in 1987 in Europe, after the mate of a where Lynch said bluegrass is BULL ROOSTER GANDER RAM (Aug. 11, 1988) at St. M ary’s Thoughts “ It began in the 1950s with Bill late principal very popular. The group also 2. A female deer suggests which note on the Woodrow McCann Home, West Hartford. Enzo Ferrari, Monroe. He is the father of She is survived by a son, Geza A memorial service for former bluegrass music and was from contributed to a jamboreealbum. diatonic musical scale? car builder the proceeds of which went to FIRST THIRD FIFTH SEVENTH Woodrow H. McCann, 69, of Sarkozy of Jacksonville, N.C.; Last month, an article in this newspaper carried Manchester High School princi­ Kentucky. His band was called Packard St., husband of Anna two daughters, Maria Beesy of MODENA, Italy (AP) — Enzo the headline: “ Believers, belongers gap widens in pal Edson Bailey will be held on the Bluegrass Band.” said students of bluegrass music. 3. Which farm product has eyes? Harvey said although members HUBBARD DUKE EARLY ROSE (Haberern) McCann, died Friday Bolton and Kathy Sarkozy of Ferrari, Italy’s greatest sports churches.” The article went on to report that a Aug. 23 at the school’s Bailey Harvey. have other full-time jobs, they JONATHAN (Aug. 12, 1988) at Lawrence and Manchester; two brothers; one car builder and racing pioneer, recent Gallup poll had concluded that “ The number Auditorium. Harvey described bluegrass Memorial Hospital, New London. sister; and seven grandchildren. died at his home in Modena, his of Americans who believe in the divinity of Jesus The service will be held at 7; 30 music as one of the few forms of hope someday to make the band Arbors at Hop Brook 4. The favorite food of a cayuse would be their full-time profession. Besides his wife,'he is survived The funeral was today at Mt. auto company announced today. Christ has increased in the last decade, but a p.m. authentic American music be­ FISH RAW MEAT CATNIP OATS The concert, which ran from 2 5. City residents are most likely to trap which by two sons, Ronald H. McCann of Morris Cemetery, Mt. Morris, He was 90. smaller percentage belong to organized churches” Bailey died on July 20 at the age cause it originated here in the presents (Manchester Herald, July 15,1988, p. 5). The article to 4 p.m., was one of a series of nicknamed creature? Oakland, Calif., and James W. N.Y. The Martin ^n eral Home, In a statement released to the of 89. He held the positions of United States. “ Like jazz, it’s later stated that; “ there was no sigificant change popular events at the park LEO MICKEY BRUIN REYNARD McCann of Manchester; four Mt. Morris, is in charge of the Italian news agency ANSA, the teacher, guidance director, vice authentic American, and like jazz over the 10-year period in the view held by more sponsored by the town Arts 6. Match the species of farm creatures at the left daughters. Sharon Jaworski, arrangements. . company said, “ Enzo Ferrari principal and principal of the it’s underground music. It’s not "SNEEK PEEK WEEK" Carol Burnett and Janet Blakes- than three-fourths of those surveyed that a person school during various times from popular contemporary sounds as Commission. Commission chair­ with the sounds they usually make. serenely ended his earthly life man Aline Hoffman said other (a) Merino

By Walter Mears appear at least twice a week in Popularity is not transferable, Furthermore, Reagan may be spoke to the administra Gras. The Associated Press behalf of the ticket and Republi­ of course. And there can be a able to help turn on and turn out political appointees, the presi­ In all of that, he pressed a white and college-educated can fund-raising efforts from down side for a vice president conservatives, who never have dent telling them that.the voters theme designed by the Bush NEW ORLEANS — In a unique, Labor Day to Election Day. who relies heavily on the cam­ counted the vice president as one won’t gamble the future on “ a campaign, the argument that By Brent Laymon Of the total, 22 are Protestants, national chairman. Barnes, who farewell political role, President Reagan’s tone so far has been paign favors of the president to of their heroes. blind date” with the Democrats. Democrats are hiding from spe­ The Associated Press including eight who identified is chairman of the Barnes Group, Reagan is taking the offensive as tough, sometimes contrasting whom he has been understudy. Bush and Reagan have care­ In his weekly radio address on cifics and from comparison of themselves as Episcopalians, a Fortune 500 company, unsuc­ he campaigns for George Bush’s with the reassuring style that The vice president has to make fully designed roles in New Saturday, the president said the their offerings with those of the HARTFORD — Connecticut and 10 are Roman Catholics. Two cessfully challenged former Gov. Republican ticket. became typical of his personal his own imprint on the minds of Orleans, so that the departing Democrats are all talk, while “ we Republicans. Republicans have sent a remar­ declined to identify their religious Thomas Meskill for the 1970 GOP Reagan is center stage tonight campaigning over the past dozen kably homogenous delegation to preferences. gubernatorial nomination. voters, and he has a relatively president won’t overshadow the deliver.” “ The stealth candidacy has to for the address that will be the years. brief time to do it. arriving nominee. The twain will this week’s Republican National As the result of Connecticut’s This is the first convention for Then, in a New Orleans arrival come out from under cover,’’ said true keynote of the Republican Not since Dwight D. Eisen­ Bush and his managers believe meet once, on Tuesday, as Bush Convention in New Orleans; March primary, 25 delegates are 17 of the delegates. The other 18 preview of his convention ad­ Reagan. “ It’s time to talk issues, National Convention. It also will hower has a departing president they can make the breakthrough mostly white, Protestant, and committed to Bush and 10 to Dole, attended previous conventions as arrives for the convention and dress, Reagan hammered the to use the dreaded ‘L’ word, to say be his grand finale, at his fourth been in a position to campaign for beginning in New Orleans, aided, college educated. although all the Dole delegates delegates, alternates or Just Reagan leaves New Orleans for a Democrats, with periodic plugs the policies of our opposition are convention as a dominant GOP his party’s nominee to succeed to not inhibited, by an active Rea­ The delegation includes Just say they enthusiastically support interested onlookers. vacation at his ranch near Santa for Bush. He denounced the liberal, liberal, liberal.” figure. the office. Eisenhower served two gan campaign. Barbara, Calif. "narrow agenda of the liberal two blacks, one Jew and only six Bush and will cast their ballots Most of the delegates hold But it’s only the start of his full terms, and left office as a ’’He’ll be a great surrogate,” From that point. Bush is elites and special interest That ‘L’ word is going to echo delegates who don’t have college for him once they are officially traditional white-collar Jobs, al­ planned campaign. No modern popular figure. But Vice Presi­ said campaign manager Lee supposed to have the starring groups,” said the Democrats thrqu^ the Superdome conven- degrees, according to an Asso­ released by Dole. though several have unusual president has conducted a part­ dent Richard M. Nixon, the Atwater. He said Reagan will be role. don’t want the voters to find out tiolffllm all week long. It is part of ciated Press survey of the 35 The party’s leadership is well occupations. Roger Eddy of Ne­ ing campaign to match the one Republican nominee in 1960, did especially helpful to the Bush The tandem campaign began in what they intend to do and called an attack strategy campaign the delegates. represented. wington, a former national com ­ Reagan has promised Bush and not seek extensive campaigning ticket in Sun Belt states and in the buildup to the convention, in their Atlanta convention the Republicans intend to make ' Seven delegates own busi­ Eleven delegates hold public mittee member and unsuccessful the Republicans. He expects to from Eisenhower. California. Washington. Reagan and Bush biggest masquerade since Mardi central to their campaign. nesses, including a Fortune 500 office, including U.S Sen. Lowell U.S. Senate candidate in 1986, company, a cattle ranch in New P. Weicker Jr., who will be invented the Audubon Bird Call Mexico and a cottage industry leading the delegation; U.S. and describes himself as a AP photo that makes the popular Audubon Reps. John G. Rowland of the 5th writer-farmer-inventor. t Bush keeps mum Convention GETTING READY — Vice President Bird Call. Congressional District and Margaret Baldrige of Wood­ speech for the Republican presidential The individual delegates were Nancy Johnson of the 6th Dis­ bury, widow of Commerce Secre­ George Bush' and his campaign chair­ nomination at Bush's Washington home selected by party leaders who, trict; four state legislators; two tary Malcolm Baldrige, manages brings out man, former Treasury Secretary James ort Sunday. unlike their Democratic counter­ mayors and a first selectwoman; the family cattle ranch near about his choice Baker, work on Bush's acceptance parts, aren’t bound by strict and a registrar of voters. Bingham, N.M. affirmative action requirements. The state’s other Republican Besides Mrs. Baldrige, the the Bushes Connecticut Democrats, by congressman, Christopher delegation includes several oth­ contrast, sent a delegation of 47 Shays, of the 4th District, chose ers close to Bush, who grew up of running mate Bush rehearsing speech whites and 17 blacks and two not to attend the convention so Connecticut and attended Yale By Brent Laymon Hispanics'to their party’s conven­ that he could devote his time to University. Dorothy Stapleton of The Associated Press tion last month. Thirty-two De­ his re-election campaign. Shays, WASHINGTON (AP) — George Bush was Greenwich is Bush’s first cousin. By Evans Witt to raise taxes to cut the deficit. to keep his decision the best-kept secret of the mocratic delegates were men and elected last year to fin|n^ the practicing his acceptance speech and continuing to Her father, Louis Walker of The Associated Press Other possible running mates NEW ORLEANS — When it Republican convention, Ms. Tate said. “ He’s not 31 were women. unexpired term the late Rep. keep his own counsel on a running mate as the Jupiter Island,. Fla., is the in town for today's opening comes to campaigning family telling anyone,” not even Baker'or other top aides, The Republican National Com­ Stewart B. McKinney, is seeking opening spotlight at the Republican National she said on Sunday. brother of Bush’s mother, Do­ NEW ORLEANS — Campaign­ session of the convention were style. Vice President George mittee did, however, urge that his first full term. rothy Bush. Convention played on President Reagan. state delegations be composed Nine delegates also hold party ing for the Republican vice former Transportation Secretary Bush’s legion of relatives could Aides said Bush still hopes to delay a final Despite Bush’s roots in Connec­ Elizabeth Dole and Sen. Pete easily give the famous Kennedy Bush appeared on morning network news shows roughly of an equal number of office, including Mary Boatright presidential nomination is at a .announcement of his vice presidential choice until ticut, delegates appeared uncer­ today, then devote most of the rest of the day to men and women, according to of Stonington, a member of the fever pitch in this convention city, Domenici of New Mexico. clan a run for its money. Thursday morning. However, one source said aides tain about his chances of carrying but the candidates are playing to Another name on some lists — the , More than 60 Bush relatives arc polishing the speech he will deliver Thursday night Anne Scherr, a spokeswoman for Republican National Committee, in New Orleans. • are considering whether to unveil the choice the state this year. a one-man audience back in newly minted Attorney General expected at this week’s Republi Wednesday night. Connecticut Republicans. and Republican State Chairman Washington — George Bush. Dick Thornburgh — decided to can National Convention, includ ” He’s getting very familiar with It,” said Fifteen of the GOP delegates Robert S. Poliner. None said the Republican ticket spokeswoman Sheila Tate. She said Bush already Names being most frequently mentioned are ' would lose the state for the first The Republican nominee-to-be come to President Reagan’s ing a respectable contingent from are women and 20 are men. The delegation includes a farewell speech tonight. Connecticut, where the vice pre.s had been through three drafts of the speech, written Senate R^ublican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas and The average age of the delega­ number of convention veterans, time since 1%8, when Hubert stuck to his vow of silence on the with speechwriter Peggy Noonan, and had his wife, former Transportation Secretary Eliza­ Humphrey was running against choice as he had lunch Sunday Former Tennessee Gov. Lamar ident grew up. tion is 51. Three delegates are 68 including Frederick Biebel of practiced it Sunday afternoon at his official vice beth Dole; Rep. Jack Kemp of New York; Sen. Alan Richard Nixon. But only a hand­ with his campaign chairman-to- Alexander, mentioned as a possi­ “ It’s Just so thrilling,” said years old. Two are in their 20s: Stratford, who has attended the bility, flew out of the city Sunday, Dorothy Stapleton of Greenwich, presidential residence with media consultant Roger Simpson of \Vyoming; Sen. Dan Quayle of Indiana: Leslie Gianelli, a lawyer-lobbyist most previous conventions — ful flatly predicted the Republi­ be, James A. Baker III, to talk Ailes. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh of Pennsylva­ can ticket would carry the state. about this week’s convention. saying "If I’m on anyone’s list, a cousin of the vice president and officially committed to Kansas seven straight starting in I960; it’s a list no one’s told me about.” one of at least eight Bush As to his selection of a running mate, Bush intends nia; and Sen. Pete V. Domenici of New Mexico. Sen. Bob Dole, is 27:, and and Wallace Barnes of Bristol, Edward Dorsett of Morris, a The timing for Bush's an­ But Tennessee still was not out relatives who are delegates. Waterbury Mayor Joseph Santo- who has attended five conven­ high school math teacher, is the nouncement of his choice may be of the running. Republican insid­ "I have constant gposc pietro, a delegate for Vice Presi­ tions since 1952. only delegate who is currently a moved up from Thursday morn­ ers--Iiave been urging Bush to bumps,” Mrs. Stapleton said dent George Bush, is 29. Rinho) is a former deputy union member. ing. A source said aides are consider former White House Sunday. " I ’m just very grateful Key GOP convention facts discussing unveiling the choice chief of staff Howard Baker. The to be a delegate. A lot of us have Wednesday night, with Bush and former Tennessee senator was been working for this for a long By NEA News Service alternates from 54 delegatipns. the Mississippi River in southeast Dakota said of the man who was elected vice his running mate coming to the due here today for a brief visit time.” To receive the GOP presidential Louisiana. It is a major U.S. president in 1980 and 1984. Superdome after he formally before returning on Thursday. Here are some facts and figures nomination, a candidate must industrial port,and a banking and IN B R IEF Proctor and Warkenthien were among 1,215 All five of Bush’s children are wins the presidential nomination The choice may not be any of on the 1988 Repubfican National receive a simple majority, half business center. It was part of a delegates to the Republican National' that evening. delegates and are active in their Convention, which wj^ll nominate these, warned New Jersey Gov. father’s campaign. His brother plus one — or, 1,139 votes. French colony before it was sold Baldrige is remembered Convention who responded to an Associated But at the moment, the choice is Thomas Kean, a friend of the vice the party’s candidates for presi­ to the United States in the , Jonathan is a delegate from New HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut Republi­ Press survey. a mystery, the only one left on president. After talking to Bush dent and vice president; ■ ATTENDANCE: In addi­ Louisiana Purchase of 1803. The York, and sister Nancy Bush cans are looking forward to a festive convention When asked to identify Bush’s major opening day. on Saturday, Kean said the vice tion to the 4,554 delegates and population of the city is now about Ellis, is in the Massachusetts this week in New Orleans, when they’ll help strengths and weaknesses, delegates’ responses president is thinking about some ■ DATES: The 1988 Republi­ alternates at the Superdome, 560,000. The average daily high The woman and most of the delegation. nominate one of their own for president, but one fell into 228 categories on his weaknesses and 127 other names. AP photo can National Convention began there will be from 12,000 to 15,000 temperature in August is 90.6 men on the contenders list kept a Prescott Bush Jr. of Green­ man’s absence will lend a touch of melancholy to on his strengths. high profile on the convention Dole and Domenici denied today and ends on Thursday. media representatives, 10,000 degrees, and the average daily Sixty-three percent of the delegates said seeking the No. 2 spot, while ‘REPUBLICAN RALLY President on Sunday. In the background is a bust wich, 65, another Bush brother, is convention workers and guests, low, 73.1 degrees. the affair. eve, trooping from studio to Ronald Reagan speaks frpm the podium expected to arrive later in the The late Commerce Secretary Malcolm Bush’s experience in government, especially his interview to reception. The Sun­ Kemp had a campaign mini-rally of former President Dwight Eisenhower. ■ SITE: The convention will be and as many as 10,000 volunteer work in foreign policy, would be his greatest attended by former presidential week in time for a family reunion hosts provided by a local ■ HOST: “ New Orleans, Host Baldrige. a close friend of Vice President day talk shows were showcases at the New Orleans Convention Center dinner Wednesday for about 65 held at the Louisiana Superdome asset in the fall election. hopeful Pete du Pont. organization. to the Future,” a group formed by George Bush and Connecticut chairman of for Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, Sen. adult members of the Bush clan, in New Orleans, said to be the Bush’s biggest problem, according to those On the Sunday talk shows, I the city, is charged with the Bush’s 1980 presidential campaign, died almost Dan Quayle of Indiana, Rep. Jack Mrs. Stapleton said. world’s largest free-standing who are about to nominate him for president, is several candidates gave pre­ public room made of steel. The ■ COMMITTEES: The Plat­ responsibility of assisting GOP exactly one year ago in a rqdeo accident. Kemp of New York and Sen. Alan Mrs. Stapleton’s 14-year-oId his image and speaking style. Simpson of Wyoming. views of how they would perform The Grahd Old Party proves Superdome, publicly owned and form Committee chaim^an is convention organizers. The host “ We’ll all miss him at the convention and I as the GOP's designated hitter son. Walker, is a floor page at the Gov. Kay Orr of Nebraska, ^irho is committee is> co-chaired by think the vice president will certainly miss Simpson, appearing on NBC’s privately managed, is 273 feet against Democratic nominee Mi­ convention. Her husband, Craig, assisted by two co-chairmen; Peggy Wilson, a New Orleans him,” said Betsy Heminway, a delegate from "Meet the Press,” took himself high, and has an interior diame­ Minorities pleased but... chael Dukakis. and 11-year-old daughter, Wendy, Sen. Bob Kasten of Wisconsin, councilwoman; Hank Braden, a Greenwich and a close friend of Bush and the off the list, saying, ” I would be a ter of 680 feet. It has accommo­ NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Black and Hispanic "There is no doubt about it that it really knows how to party are also here. Her twin sister, dated as many as 88,000 specta­ and Rep. Jerry Lewis of Califor­ mayoral assistant; 'Julie Irwin, Baldrige family. liability for George.” Simpson Republicans had kind words for PresidenW Michael Dukakis will send this Elizabeth Field of Rye, N.Y., will tors. There will be from 30,000 to nia. The Credentials Committee an insurance executive; Bryan “ He would be right front and center on this,” has supported limiting Social also be on hand to see her cousin Reagan’s minority hiring record, but grumbled nation into retreat,” said Quayle By Scott Charton four air-conditioned zoo tents, "A philosophy of this party, I 40,000 at the GOP convention. chairman is John McDonald, a Wagner, a businessman; and Heminway added. Security benefit increases and nominated Wednesday. about the opening today of a national convention on ABC’s “ This Week with David The Associated Press .where they two-stepped to Cajun think, would be that in New national committeeman from Ginny Martinez, a Republican Baldrige’s seat on the delegation is being filled says the next president will have overwhelmingly dominated by white men. Brinkley.” music and traded quips with Paul Orleans, we believe that throwing The Bush family moved to ■ SCHEDULE: There are Iowa. The Rules Committee activist. by his widow, Margaret “ Midge” Baldrige, who “ What we have to do is start making ourselves “ You’ve got someone with no NEW ORLEANS - About 3,600 Prudhomme, the popular New a party, hosting a party, really is Connecticut in 1925, a year after monring and evening sessions the chairman is Rep. Dick Cheney of now divides her time between the couple’s ■ BENEFITS: New Orleans known at the local level,” said George Smith, a experience in foreign policy,” Republicans went to the zoo to Orleans chef. an art. It really is a science,” George Bush was born in Massa­ first two days and evening Wyoming. Woodbury home and the family ranch near added Sen. Dole on ABC, ’’some­ mix it up with Elbe Mae, the Very chusetts. The family > patriarch, officials believe the immediate black delegate from San Diego. “ Hopefully, four Few protesters “ We’ll throw them a helluva Early said. sessions on Wednesday and Bingham, N.M., which she is managing. one who is perceived as very Important Pachyderm. party as long as they’re paying,” Rep. Lindy Boggs, D-La., the late Prescott S. Bush’Sr., was Thursday. The morning sessions ■ MANAGER: The general economic impact of the conven­ years from now, the dismal, small number will NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Or­ t weak, almost anti-defense ... “ It’s a wonderful elephant, Prudhomme said as he hacked planned to open her 193-year-old elected to the U.S. Senate In 1952. will begin at 10 a.m. The first two manager of the convention is Bill tion will be about $138 million. be increased.” ganizers say fewer protesters someone who hasn’t balanced a obviously Republican, ” said Joan chunks of butter for chicken French Quarter home today for Prescott Bush Jr. ran for the evening meetings begin at 7 p.m., Phillips, who supervises a GOP More than 1,000 delegates and activists than expected have shown up so Shortcomings listed budget except through raising Milke Flores, a California dele­ etoufee. GOP senators and members of Senate 30 years later, but lost the and the second two at 6:30 p.m. staff of 65 — and a|)out 2,000 ■ HISTORY: The Republican gathered on the outskirts of the sweltering far at the Republican National taxes.” gate and Los Angeles city Max R ichter, jaunty in Congress. “ They’re not overrun­ nomination to another Greenwich Tentative highlights: Republican volunteers. Party was formed in 1854 by NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Republicans convention city Sunday night for an Convention, where demonstra­ Domenici showed he was ready councilwoman. rainbow-colored suspenders and ning my house. They’re most resident, incumbent Sen. Lowell TODAY: Opening ceremonies. opponents of the extension of who are about to nominate George Bush for evening-long tribute to Reagan’s role in naming tions have resulted in five to take up the role as well. In a city, that never stops a white cap, twirled his wife, Mel, cordially invited,” she said with a P. Weicker Jr., another Bush A tribute to Ronald Reagan, with ■ FUNDING: The convention slavery into U.S. territories. president see some 200 shortcomings in the minority group members to his administration. arrests. “ I could dispel some of the very partying, today’s events include a to encourage others to get on the delegate to the convention. is expected to cost nearly $18 laugh. a major political speech by the The firkt Naitonal Republican candidate. They also gave him credit for boosting the On Sunday, five gay activists strange notions the Democratic fete for Republican lawmakers at wooden-plank dance floors. "This million. The Federal Election "I have a great spirit of being Mrs. Stapleton, 41, got her first president. They say he’s too liberal or too conservative, economy, which they called the best possible nominee i^ making about the new the Bourbon Street home of a is a waltz, and we Just did a Commission will provide $9.2 Convention was held in 1856, when were booked on charges of partisan for the city of New taste of politics working on the TUESDAY: The keynote too nice or too honest, too rich or too loyal. A few program for the poo^. era of prosperity he might ! Democratic congresswoman and two-step, easy dances,” he said. million in public funds (the $1 John C. Fremont was selected to disturbing the peace after a Orleans. This is a real lift in Senate campaigns of her uncle, speech by Gov. Tom Kean of New uttered the word “ wimp” but others defended But there was an undercurrent of unhappiness bring,” he said. “ The truth of the a salute to die-hard delegates still Pat O’ Brien’s, which claims to checkoff on income tax forms). head what was the original' GOP scuffle with bystanders during spirits and the economy as well.” Prescott Bush Sr. Her father. Jersey. Bush against such a lal^l. about this week’s convention, with Just over 92 matter is it’s here, the new era of pledged to Pat Robertson for The rest of the bills .will be picked national ticket. Fremont lost the President Reagan’s welcoming dispense more alcohol than any Mrs. Boggs said. Louis Walker, now of Jupiter WEDNESDAY: Nominating “ He’s a lousy campaigner,” carped James percent white delegates, compared to-68 percent prosperity, and it’s got Republi­ president., bar in the world, prepared 2,000 up by the hosts.To shoufcase its presidential election to Democrat speech at the New Orleans Island, Fla., is the brother of the speeches and roll call votes. Proctor, a North Carolina lawyer whose favorite at last month’s Democratic National can stamped all over it.” Ellie Mae,'anorphaned African potent Hurricanes in 15-ounce At Sunday’s Jazz brunches, site, the Superdome’s private James Buchanan. Convention Center. vice president’s mother, Dorothy THURSDAY: Acceptance candidate. Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, lost out to Convention. Roughly 3 percent of the GOP Thornburgh, sworn in Friday elephant, got gushing attention at paper cups. The usual dose is 28 palates were tickled by seafood management group is not charg­ The second Republican conven­ Mark Schneider, a spokesman Walker Bush, who lives in Green­ speeches by the presidential and as the latest of Ronald Reagan’s the three-hour Elephant Romp and spicy recipes. But Alaska ing rent to the GOP for the tion was held in 1860, at which Bush in the race for the nomination. delegates are black. for CARE, an umbrella group for ounces and the hardy guzzler wich several months of the year. vice presidential nominees. attorneys general only Friday, Welcome, a lavish affair for keeps the glass. "This is the offered offbeat fare like mohse facilities. Abraham Lincoln was nomi­ “ He hasn’t been elected to a major office for “ It’s too low, we all know that,” said Clarence various activists, said he had Bush had already moved to Adjoumament. still did not rule out becoming a which corporations contributed official drink, and we want the and reindeer sausage at its nated. Lincoln went on to become quite a few years, and I’m a little worried about Thomas, chairman of the U.S. Equal expected 12 national groups to Texas to make his way in the oil running mate. $150,000 to foot the bill. GOP to try it,” said spokesman $20,000-plus feast. ■ LOCATION: New Orleans the first of 16 Republican that, I guess,” Gene Warkenthien of South Employment Opportunity Commission. join nine local ones for convention business by the time Mrs. Sta­ ■ DELEGATES: There are “ I have a job to do for this “ All this attention has kind of Lou Reynolds. Alaska GOP chairman Jim was founded in 1718 on a bend in presidents. protests. pleton was bom. But the Texas 2,227 GOP delegates and 2,227 president and until I’ve heard spoiled her,” said handler James The mission of the Elephant Crawford said he liked his native and Connecticut contingents got But he said turnout from the anything from the vice president,' Holston of Ellie Mae. "She’s Just Romp Welcome was to provide, a fare better than local delights. together regularly, either in national groups was lower than I’m ready to go to work as a 3-year-old baby — but she three-week dose of New Orleans "But I don’t think there’s a better Connecticut or in Maine, where that, although he was not sure PHYSICAL PLUS attorney general of the United weighs 1,200 pounds,” he said. in three hours, said city Council­ party town in the United States the Bush family maintains a how many groups had shown up. is holding an States,” Thornburgh said. Revelers beat steamy heat in man Mike Early, a Democrat. than New Orleans.” summer home, she said. 1.4 Networks aim for better ratings with the GOP By Robert Wagman more than a dozen major East July weekday night. stick to the same schedule they on its convention coverage wor­ the DNC’s Atlanta studios and NEA News Service Coast affiliates of CBS broke Independent stations, cable used in Atlanta. They probably ries the GOP. To an extent, the away from the network more were made available for local movie channels and video rental would prefer to make major Republicans are going to imitate stations to interview via satellite The three major TV networks than an hour before completion o f, stores are now commonplace. changes, but to give the GOP any the Democrats’ and make an end from their own studios. More than tried to make this year’s political' its Wednesday night coverage. They all reported booming busi­ less airtime than they gave the ‘run around the network. 200 local stations made heavy use conventions more interesting by Network planners did not ex­ ness during the Democratic con- Democrats would open them to The Democrats paid a great of the service. The GOP plans to forcing the parties to cram key pect big convention ratings, but ' vention. In several cities, non­ severe criticism. They hope, deal of attention to local stations run a similar operation. Wednesday, August 17 • 1-7 events into the two hours of even the most pessimistic were network TV stations showing though, that the GOP will be that sent crews to Atlanta. prime-time coverage allotted stunned at how few viewers Interestingly, while ratings for ■ movies or a special World Wres­ bette;* ■ able to hold to their Credentials were issued to 330 Refreshments toill be served... each night. actually watched the Democrats. the three networks were at tling Federation special reported schedules. local stations. These local sta­ The idea backfired. Ratings for The high point for viewership all-time lows, convention cover- * near record ratings. In several Despite the very low ratings, tions were given unprecedented . • Come for a visit and view a free the Democratic convention were was Jesse Jackson’s Tuesday age proved a big winner for Ted big cities, video rental stores major TV advertisers that bought access to the convention floor, a disaster. Now the TV networks ni^ht speech. But pven then, less reported business up anywhere time on the convention coverage Turner’s Cable News Network. demonstration of our new and given every opportunity to are desperately attempting to than a quarter of U.S. households from 10 percent to 25 percent. are not all that unhappy. interview high party officials. While the big three didn’t go on improve their results during the with televisions were tuned into This ratings disaster caused all One of the biggest convention the air until 9 a.m., EST, CNN passive motorized exercise tables. GOP convention in New Orleans. the convention on all three three TV networks to have strong ad buyers is AT&T. According to For those stations that did not provided gavel-to-gavel cover­ What happened in Atlanta? The networks combined. second thoughts about their New company spokesman Doug Rit­ send crews, the Democrats age. Apparently, many viewers PHYSICAL Democrats proved incapable of Until now, the 1984 convention Orleans coverage. ter, the firm is not displeased. brought the convention to them. interested in the convention sticking to a two-hour schedule. ratings had been the worst sicne Roone Arledge, ABC News ” We believe the convention view­ The Democratic National Com­ turned to CNN early and then PLUS Every night ran over, sometimes TV started carrying the quadren­ president, said; “ Obviously what ers are the kinds of decision­ mittee bought extensive satellite stayed tuned. by an hour or more. As a result, nial events. This year,'they were time all week and broadcast 344 Main Street we did in Atlanta didn’t work. makers we want to reach,” he Although its overall ratings local affiliate stations pulled the every minute of the convention. __ AP photo down more than 17 percent from Obviously there’s going to have to said. “ So the fact that the overall were still lower than any of the Manchester plug on the networks’ convention Local stations had free use of all four years ago. While the Demo­ be major changes in the future. numbers are low does not not big three, CNN doubled its BALLOON WALK — Workmen carry balloons across the of the giant dome in preparation for the Republican coverage to go to their own, more the material. cratic convention was broadcast, But as for New Orleans, I’m not really bother us.” normal nightly viewership. CNN floor of the Louisiana Superdome on Sunday. Workers National Convention. profitable local news. 645-8443 combined network viewership sure what we’re going to do.” The possibility that the net­ In addition, some of the party’s is very happy and says it will also have spent days installing 200,000 balloons in the ceiling By one account, for example. was less than half for a normal CBS and NBC say they will works will cut back even further biggest stars were brought into cover the GOP gavel-to-gavel. . MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 1$, 1988 — 7 ■ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 15. 1988 OPINION STATE Beach cleanup effort unprecedented STAMFORD (AP) - The sewage illegal dumping in coastal waterways. complained that the bill did not discount it.” spills and medical debris that have ’They authored legislation, contacted distinguish between "good and bad” A pilot program to track medical & R E G IO N washed ashore in Long Island Sound respective governors’ offices and development. wastes in the three states, co­ and other coastal waterways have wrote letters supporting full funding “ It’s at least premature,” said authored by U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Suit filed In concert death fostered cooperation between top of the Long Island Sound Study for James Hess, legislative assistant to Weicker Jr., R-Conn., has won Senate Town hall officials in the tri-state area. fiscal year 1989. U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., approval. HARTFO RD (A P ) — The attorney for the With the outcry from people unable . The Sound study, undertaken by who also refused to support the bill. Jack mother of a teen-ager who was fatally stabbed to enjoy area beaches, state and state and federal environmental "The surest way to build political In the House, Rep. Christopher during a November rap concert at the New federal lawmakers from Connecticut, agencies and universities in New opposition to cleaning up the Sound is Shays, R-Conn., Morrison and two Anderson Haven Coliseum says the incident could have New York and New Jersey are York and Connecticut, is identifying to levy a tax on people before knowing other Connecticut congressmen co­ decision been avoided if proper precautions were exploring a range of approaches from the sources of pollution and its effect how much is needed or where it will sponsored a similar bill that would taken. outright bans on the dumping of on water quality and marine life, as go,” Hess said. include Connecticut as part of a pilot Attorney Anthony J. Lasala filed the lawsuit medical waste to taxes imposed on well as tracking the circulation program with New York and New on behalf of Elizabeth Taylor, 39, of Melrose, developers to finance cleanup effort patterns in the Sound. But Gov. William A. O’Neill has Jersey. a wise one Mass., whose son, Michael Yonger, 19, was "There has been unprecedented U.S. Rep. Joseph DioGuardi. a instructed the state Department of The legislation directs the U.S. stabbed to death Nov. 24 during a near-riot on cooperation,” said U,S. Rep. Bruce Westchester County Republican, who Environmental Protection to review Environmental Protection Agency to the colesium floor. Morrison, D-Conn., who co-chairs a also co-chairs the congressional cau­ the proposal as it prepares a legisla­ set up regulations to account for cus, introduced a bill whereby states tive package for the next session of the M ayor Peter P., DiRosa’s reluctance to ask Manuevering Lasala contends the allegations in the suit caucus of New York and Connecticut medical waste from the point of congressmen whose districts border would impose a I percent tax on General Assembly. - tow n voters in N o v e m b e r to ap p rove a $13 filed Friday were proven when Coliseum and ' generation to the point of disposal, the Sound. "Long Island Sound is development, with a federal match, to city authorities beefed up security at a July 21 "A t least he has offered a solution,” creating a paper trail. m illion bond issue to fund construction o f a finally focused as a shared resource.” help pay for the cleanup of the Sound. said John Anderson, deputy director rap concert - the first since the Nov. 24 show "W e want to ensure accountability new municipal building shows he is reading Connecticut lawmakers have at­ " I think that’s one of the world’s of the DEP. “ There may be a better on generators and those who trans­ on missiles — and there were no outbreaks of violence. the political signs correctly. tempted to close loopholes that led to dumbest ideas.” said Morrison, who solution out there, but you can’t just port it.” Shays said. “ That just demonstrates what we alleged. For some reason, town officials have been With the proper precautions, it might never assuming the plan for a new municipal have happened,” he said. building is one that would win the enthusiastic cuts defense Taylor is seeking damages in excess of Trash piles up endorsem ent o f the voters. T h ere is no $10,000 on behalf of her son’s estate and names evid en ce to support that view . WASHINGTON — Secretary of the A ir Force the New Haven Coliseum Authority, the city of In fact, the number of citizens to go to town Edward C. Aldridge is now interested in buying New Haven, the concert’s promoter and a both air-launched and ground-launched m issies to private security agency as defendants in her as state, towns o ffices w ith any frequ en cy is rath er sm all. knock out enemy radar. And Israel already has the suit. Thus, the num ber who are a w a re o f the ground-launched variety ready for the asking, crowded conditions in many of the offices is (^rM/ according to high level Pentagon sources. Seymour cops face probe await answers sm all. But political maneuvering over the U.S.-made Furthermore, the idea of building a costly THE'^HKJkSYNDROhAE versions of the missiles — including one to be SEYM OUR (A P ) — Police have launched NEW HAVEN (AP) — The dwindling supply of produced in the hometown of Senate Armed an investigation into allegations that officers new town hall at the sam e tim e the town is landfills statewide has local officials divided over Services Committee Chairman Sam Nunn — could falsified time sheets and collected pay for giving serious consideration to a new police how much power the state should have in dictating keep the Air Force from buying the Israeli product. hours not worked, a member of the town station is a big o rd er to ask the voters to the future of garbage disposal. Greenhouse effect The Israelis pioneered use of such missiles, Board of Police Commissioners said. accept. A political stalemate has developed as the state which are vital in modem air warfare. They knock "W e have suspicions,” police Commissioner ahd towns wait for each other to find answers, And the cost to ta xp a yers o f a couple of Frank Loda said. out the enemy’s ground-based radar, making the according to a report published in the New Haven recent town errors will be weighing on the anti-aircraft missiles that are directed by the radar Loda said, however, that the investigation is Register Sunday. minds o f M an ch ester voters in N ovem b er. useless. not targeted at a specific individual. He said, The legislation that has emerged does not give the Ccfngress warms to debate In the early 1980s, the U.S. Army. Navy and Air however, the Valley Street Crime Unit, is The town will have to pay for another tax state the authority to act, officials say. In other being investigated. revaluation that has to be done because the Force each started separate cruise missile cases, towns have resisted the state’s advice even as programs designed to attack enemy radar. In 1984. Investigators are looking for differences in they’ve cried out for help. first attem pt w as botched. It w ill also have to coal, production of chemicals iike faster than we are understanding By David Goeller Congress ordered the Pentagon to choose one the supervisor-recorded reports and hours Seymour First Selectman Robert Koskelowski chlorofluorocarbons, the escape it. spend more on improvements to the sewage missile as a joint service program. The Tacit submitted by Seymour officers. offers a telling example of the contradictions of huge amounts of methane from "More research will certainly disposal plant as a result o f not h aving applied WASHINGTON - In this hot Rainbow missile was selected. The street crim e unit is made up of officers riddling the garbage debate. rice paddies and the release of put policy-making on a firmer for a needed wetlands permit. The added cost summer of 1988, arguments are We have reported previously that two men from Ansonia, Derby, Seymour and Shelton “ Nobody wants it (an incinerator) located in their carbon dioxide from the destruc­ scientific basis ... but it is my m ay m ean som e needed sew age capital heating up in Congress over what instmmental in the selection are now involved in and works on drug-related investigations. Six municipality, but if it has to be, it has to be.” tion of forests. opinion that credible details about should be done about the global the F B I’s Pentagon procurement investigation — officers make up the undercover unit. But, he said, the state should not have the power to projects will have to be postponed. In congressional hearings, specific ‘winners and losers’ will warming known as the green­ Melvin R. Paisley, former assistant secretary of override local zoning objections to incinerators and Furthermore, it is not clear what use would there has been general scientific not be available before we may landfills house effect. the Navy, and Victor Cohen, deputy assistant Prisoner back in Jail be made of the existing Municipal Building agreement that continued emis­ have committed ourselves to Some town officials, however, have said they’d Do nothing until there is less secretary of the Air Force. ’They favored the Tacit and Lincoln Center if a town hall is built to sions of such gases will cause a potentially dangerous, large at­ like for the state to step in and make decisions for scientific uncertainty, say policy Rainbow project over the objections of Air Force NEW HAVEN (AP) — A state prisoner on rise in temperatures and ocean mospheric changes,” he said. them. accom m odate all the town offices now located makers from the Reagan admin­ technical experts. home release is back behind bars after he was leveis. The differences occur over "Politically speaking, let’ be candid, it takes the in those buildings. And it is not c lea r how the istration like Donna Fitzpatrick, Officials from the National One missile that lost out when Tacit Rainbow was mistakenly released on bond following his AP photo when, where and how severe. arrest in a drug raid. burden off the local officials.” said West Haven BACK TO JAIL — A police officer leads post o ffice in the cen ter o f town would be used associate undersecretary of the Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ chosen was the Seek Spinner. It would be launched Mayor Azelio M. Guerra. Lawrence, Mass., prison. Officiais said Some scientists have warned John Crisanti, 27, of New Haven, was taken if the town buys it when it is abandoned by the Department of Energy. tration, Environmental Protec­ from the ground, while Tacit Rainbow is launched The impact of the garbage crisis is being felt an inmate back into the Essex County inmates, angry over conditions, set the that even if the world reduced its back into custody Thursday after a parole U.S. Postal S ervice. Get moving now to reduce tion Agency and National Oceanic from a plane. Tacit Rainbow reaches its target across the country. Landfills receive 85 percent of Jail and House of Correction Sunday fire. officer got a tip that Crisanti was at home. production of greenhouse gases, production of greenhouse gases, and Atmospheric Administration faster, but it has limited capacity for loitering in the nation’s garbage but more than half of after a fire and disturbance at the The need for more town office space did not Crisanti was on home release from the say people like Stephen those already in the atmosphere told lawmakers of greenhouse the air searching for its target. Seek Spinner is Am erica’s cities will run out of dump space by 1990. arise overnight. A good deal more thought Schneider, a climatologist from have committed the planet in 30 research in their agencies. slower, but can circle for hours in an enemy zone Cheshire Correctional Institute when he and according to the U.S. Conference of Mayors. should be given to various altern atives before the National Center for Atmos­ years to 50 years to its highest searching for a radar target. two others were arrested on cocaine­ They stopped short of seconding Of Connecticut’s 88 open landfills, about 45 are voters are,asked to back a plan fo r a new town pheric Research, a Boulder. temperatures in 10,000 years. trafficking charges on Aug. 5. New Haven Fitzpatrick's stand that nothing Proponents of each type have managed to keep nearly full or exceeding their permits. Fewer than Riots at Massachusetts prisons Colo., operation run by a consor­ Fitzpatrick said more knowl­ police officers seized more than 3>/i pound of hall. And mbre time than is available between should be done to combat green­ funding for research on their pet missile in the 10 have any significant room left, state Department tium of universities. edge is needed before Congress cocaine — worth about $450,000 — from of Environmental Protection records show. now and N o vem b er should be devoted to house gas production until more defense budget each year. But this year, our Their testimony last week commits the nation to combating Crisanti’s apartment and another location. The problem, town ahd state officials say, has lobbying the voters for support. scientific certainty is attained. sources say. Sen. Nunn, D-Ga., acted decisively before the Senate Energy and the greenhouse effect through the during defense budget conferences to kill any He was released after five hours in custody grown too complex, too unwieldy and too enormous ieave 13 hurt and two at iarge Natural Resources Committee type of program proposed in a funding for Seek Spinner. Our sources say Nunn because correction officers at the Union for towns to handle. displayed the sharply opposing comprehensive bill introduced by David Goeller writes for The sees the continued presence of Seek Spinner as a Avenue Detention Center in New Haven did “ What’s lacking at the state level is clear LAW RENCE, Mass. (A P ) - A 45, who had come to visit her noon on a wooden floor in the East views being presented as Con­ Johnston, Wirth and 16 Associated Press. direct challenge to the Tacit Rainbow, the missile not do a computer check on him. direction on who’s going to solve the problem,” said riot at the overcrowded 144-year- inmate husband. “ The conditions Wing. The more serious fire \J gress focuses on the problem. colleagues. he favors. Not incidentally, the Tacit Rainbow The detention center’s warden, Roger John DeStefano Jr., New Haven’s chief administra­ old jail here left eight people in there are deplorable. It broke out in the same wing about Committee Chairman Bennett "Significant gaps^xist in our missiles will be produced in a $I00-million plant Everson, said a computer check would have tive officer. injured and much of the institu­ stinks.” an hour later and raged for UA Johnston, D-La., aided by Sen. knowledge of the greenhouse employing 700 people in Nunn’s hometown of showed that Crisanti was a state prisoner and "The state has got to realize it’s a problem that tion destroyed, while three pri­ Nearly 200 of the 250 inmates hours. can’t be solved from the bottom up.” soners escaped during a revolt at were relocated to other prisons Tim Wirth.D-Colo., has pledged to effect — gaps that must be filled if Perry, Ga. he would not have been freed. Prisoners pelted firefighters Others say that municipalities must share the a prison 15 miles away, authori­ around the state, said jail Super­ and police with debris as flames make the greenhouse effect a we are to address the concerns Letters to the editor The A ir Force has not backed Seek Spinner with blame. ties said. intendent William Mageary. poured through the roof during priority in 1989. raised by potential climate strong support in the past. But now our sources say The Manchester Herald wel­ No hazards in cylinder “ The D E P has been sounding the alarm about Two of the escapees were at Late Sunday, inmates at the the three-hour uprising. Schneider and government change in a scientifically suppor­ comes original letters to the that officials at Tactical A ir Command, as well as WEST HAVEN (AP) - The large cylinder landfills but the towns haven’t been listening.” said large today. Billerica House of Correction set No escapes were reported, but scientists at the hearing repeated table manner,” she said. editor. Secretary Aldridge himself, would like to have both that washed ashore in West Haven and had John Hamilton of the Solid Waste Alliance of New Inmates at the Essex County fire to a work shed and three two inmates were caught at­ warnings that are becoming "These scientific uncertainties Letters should be brief and to the ground-launched variety and an air-launched Haven. environmental officials fearing the worst, Jail and House of Correction, inmates escaped after a scuffle tempting to slip out, said Essex familiar around the Capitol; must be reduced before we the point. They should be typed or missile — but not specifically the Seek Spinner or The end of carefree dumping, meanwhile, draws aggravated by Sunday’s heat and contained nothing more volatile than sea with a guard. One was recaptured County Sheriff Charles Reardon. emissions of gases such as carbon commit the nation’s economic neatly handwritten, and. for ease Tacit Rainbow as now conceived. ever closer. Of 32 towns contacted by The Register, upset about overcrowding and quickly. Three inmates and at water and stale air. "Cops got hit, firefighters got dioxide and methane are trapping future to drastic and potentially in editing, should be double­ Meanwhile, the Israelis have a fully operable eight — New Haven. Branford. Bethany. Derby. food quality, twice set fire to the least two guards sustained minor hit,” Lawrence fire Lt. James " I t ’s just rusty water,” said Sharon heat in the Earth's atmosphere. misplaced policy responses,” she spaced. Letters must be signed ground-launched version already in production. East Haven. West Haven. Woodbridgeand Seymour granite jail. The second blaze injuries, said Middlesex County Campbell said. "T h ey threw D’Emanuele, of the state Department of Scientists have not directly said. with name, address and daytime Aldridge has even seen demonstrations of its — have no long-term plans. Twenty-one have signed destroyed an entire wing contain­ Sheriff John McGonigle. pipes — long pipes^ I don’t know Environmental Protection oii and chemicai linked the summer of 1988 to the Schneider, characterizing this telephone number (for successful performance against the most difficult long-term contracts to dispose of garbage in ing 36 cells, about a quarter of the Billerica was one of the prisons where they got them from — spill section, referring to the tank’s contents. greenhouse effect, but they say position as "political value Judge­ verification). targets, according to our sources. He has told incinerators. prison. where inmates from Lawrence bricks, bottles." About 20 homes surrounding the area where steamy weather and crop losses ments, not scientific opinions,” The Herald reserves the right confidants that he would like to have such a Under legislation approved in 1985, towns without About 500 people, many rela­ were to be transfered, but those When it was over, at least eight the cylinder was found were evacuated are two of the problems people can said "w e should not use platitudes to edit letters In the interests of workable battle-tested anti-radar drone in the U.S. long-term plans are supposed to follow a state tives and friends of inmates, plans were dropped because of people, including five inmates, Tuesday after a state Department of expect in coming decades. about scientific uncertainty as an brevity, clarity and taste. Air Force arsenal. solid-waste plan. watched the disturbances. the disturbance there. were treated at hospitals for "How about ‘We WON'T make deals for Environmental Protection official inspected But the plan, to be released at the end of this "They chanted ‘Feed us! ’ ‘Give Greenhouse effect gases come excuse for inaction. ... There’s a Address letters to; Open Fo­ But there’s one little problem; If funds for Seek In Lawrence, a group of in­ minor injuries or smoke inhala­ the tank and ordered it removed. The tank month doesn’t allow the state to force towns to build us food’! ” said Barbara Martin. mates set the first fire at about tion, officials said. hostages, but we WILL make deals for from a variety of sources, from (scientific) concern that we are rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. Spinner are killed, the Air Force will be without a or use regional incinerators, according to D EP the WOMEN'S VOTEI'?" the burning of fossil fuels such as assaulting the environment much ground-launched missile. They can’t even buy the apparently washed ashore June 1. Box 591. Manchester 06040. Commissioner Leslie Carothers. Israeli version. Pentagon rules state that the The tank was similar in shape to those used The D E P will recommend in the new plan that United States can’t purchase a foreign weapon to contain poinsonous gases. towns with additional space in landfills or without proving it superior in tests against a trash-burning plants accept garbage from towns MANCHESTER similar weapon made in the USA. Fireworks injuries rising without either, Carothers adid. Hotel room is Bush’s home suite home Seek Spinner is not ready for such competition "This could mean requiring resource-recovery HARTFORD (A P ) — Injuries linked to without additional funds. That’s why Aldridge and fireworks over the Fourth of July weekend plants or landfills to take trash they don’t want to,” other Pentagon officials are suddenly more HOUSTON - The Houstonian Hotel is a not. , increased over 40 percent from a year ago, which Carothers acknowledges, could prove highly interested in breathing a bit of life into the Seek C O M M U N I T Y three-star, four-story facility that is nestled in a The hearings were conducted by a seasoned tax controversial. Spinner program, not that they want the Seek according to statistics released by the state well-landscaped enclave, which in turn is hard by assessor named Carl Smith. He is 78 years old, and Spinner, but they want to shop around overseas. Department of Public Safety. the we.stern arc of the freeway lassoing this town. It has been in public office here for 40 years. He says Officials at the Bureau of the state Fire has 300 rooms, valet parking, free cribs, lighted Tom he’s also a life-long Democrat, and, thus, “ the Marshal said there 56 fireworks-related ARTS tennis courts, and. as the guide books say it. many damn thing put me in a pickle.” But he adds that he Good news, bad news accidents over the Fourth of July weekend Safety belt use oversized beds. set aside partisan sentiments, and he claims, “ I If peace comes in the Iran-Iraq war, it could be compared with 39 during the same period a It is also the home of a prominent public official. Tiede ruled according to the facts.” bad news for oil prices. We reported last year that year ago. Or, it’s supposed to be the home of a prominent Smith ruled for Bush. He believes that’s what the Saudi Arabia deliberately increased its oil The statistics were based on information declines in state A Special Feature Tabloid public official. evidence demanded. He says it is true that Bush production to spite the Ayatollah Khomeini. That supplied by 26 of the state’s 35 general George Herbert Walker Bush. once put Kennebunkport as the return address on pushed down oil prices and hurt Iran’s ability to hospitals. Last year, 18 hospitals responded to HARTFORD (AP) — Although seat belt use is You may know him as the vice president of the devoted to the Manchester his income tax forms, and that he purchased a wage war against Iraq because Khomeini counts on survey. declining in Connecticut, more people are buckling United States. And you may also know that he has grave plot in Maine. But Smith says, " I didn’t think oil revenues to finance his reign of violence. If the Those people treated for injuries related to up than the period before a state law mandated their area arts with special other homes as well. He lives in the vice president’s that was conclusive — it wasn’t proof, in other war ends. Saudi Arabia might decide that it no fireworks ranged in age from 4 to 69 years old. use, according to a state study. official mansion in Washington, D.C., and he owns regular guest quarters, and anyone can stay in words.” longer needs to put the squeeze on Khomeini. 'Wie The most serious injuries included a Seat belt use declined to 44 percent of front-seat them, at $500 a night. attention to schools of what is called a summer compound that overlooks Besides this, there was Bush’s own testimony Saudis could then be expected to cut back on their 41-year-old man who lost a thumb and three passengers surveyed at seven locations on local the Atlantic Ocean in Kennebunkport, Maine. Some tourists stay in the suite so they can tell the regarding the issue. The vice president did not oil production, which would force prices up again. fingers, the survey said. A 7-year-old boy roads, according to the Office of Highway Safety in dance, music, theater, The vice president’s mansion is of course folks back on Elm Street. Some journalists do the attend the hearings, but he did send a sworn suffered severe injuries to his foot when the state Department of ’Transportation. formidable. And the summer compound Is same thing, for much the same reason. Texas affidavit. He said he considered Texas to be his Mlnl-edltorlal someone stuck a firecracker inside his shoe, State police said the impact of the state law is art, etc. something more than a cabin. But G.H.W. Bush is Democrats have even rented the rooms, to tweak home of homes, and he pledged that he would according to the survey. shown in a drop in accidents involving serious still partial to the Houstonian Hotel. He says home the vice president’s nose; they have brought return to Houston permanently when his An Arabic magazine in Lebanon reported injury. is where the heart is, i.e. in Texas. So he has bologna along as a commentary on what they refer government service was completed. recently what Americans already expected — that Labor battle continues While the number of accidents rose by 11 percent, insisted for years that Suite 271 at the Houstonian is to as his “ Home suite home.” In the end. Smith says he simply gave Bush the the fate of American hostages in Lebanon is a U.S. the actual number of severe injuries declined 41 Show support for the arts in election issue and the Republicans would dearly percent from 1,148 in 1985 to 674 in 1987. Less severe his official residence. One of the Democrats is state Rep. Clint benefit of the doubt: “ You know, when a man goes BOSTON (A P ) — Months after white collar our area, and advertise your Naturally this pleases the people who run the Hackney. He notes that the issue of the vice away to the Arm y he can still claim Texas as his love to have the hostages home before election day. workers at Harvard University voted to injuries over the same period fell 4 percent from 4,070 to 3,926. hotel. They say the vice president provides an president’s home has been pregnant for some time. legal home. I think the same thing Is true for Bush. We’re tom between elation for the sake of the unionize, a tense labor battle continues, with upcoming fall registration "Seat belts have had a major impact in that they obvious distinction. They point out that Suite 271 is He says there is no doubt Bush has Texas roots He is the vice president, he must live in hostages and disgust that political greed would be the Ivy League school being accused of have moved a lot of serious injury accidents to the schedule. located In the "Presidential Wing” of the building, because he lived here for two decades. "But,” says Washington, but he has a right to keep a hold in this their savior. union-busting as its seeks to throw out the minor injury category,” said Sgt. Scott O’Mara, a hint, hint. And they make certain it is equipped Hackney, "he left the state in 1971, he hasn’t come state.” • vote. state police spokesman. with all the amenities, including a wet bar and back since, and I think he should tell the truth.” And so he does. Suite 271 at the Houstonian Hotel. A National Labor Relations Board The figures were down from 57 percent in the deluxe toiletries. Hackney says the truth is there is an advantage Whenever It fits his pleasure, anyway. ’The hotel administrative law judge was scheduled to spring of 1087 and 66 percent in 1986, in the first six Reserve your space now! Deadline, August 26. Alas, the suite is also equipped with some in Texas for Bush. He says the state has five million management says the rooms have recently been fHauriiPstrr HrralJi open hearings today on Harvard’schallenge of months after belt use was required by state law. controversy. Bush is in politics, after all. The people who participate in the general elections. He closed to at-large reservations, and are now being the May 17 vote that created a 3,300-member State officials have credited the seat belt law for a Founded In 1881 Tabloid will be part of the Sept. 7th issue. Democrats say he really doesn’t live at the goes on to soy that George Bush would probably held exclusively for the utilization of the vice , union. The hearings are expected to take two sharp decrease in the number of significant motor Houstonian, he m erely stays there on infrequent claim that he lived in Maine, or in Washington, if president, and, to be sure, any house guests that he «NNVM . SIEFFEKT...... IK iM telior I weeks. vehicle accident injuries, even though, with the visits to Texas. They say the only reason he keeps those places had more votes, "and that makes may have. OEOME T. CHAPFELL...... ffd n o r I Harvard alleges that organizers used illegal Call the Manchester Heral^ Advertising Department DOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... state’s increasing traffic, the number of accidents some Texans angry.” ...... Cx«eutlvt EdN^ the address is to maintain a self-serving The management says it will probably open up MARIE P. O RADV...... C llv P#mnr ' tactics, including intimidation of opponents has risen. at 643-2711 for more information. association to this politically powerful state. Rep. Hackney got so angry in 1984 that he filed a the rooms again after the November election. And ALEXANDER aiRELLI...... A m o g IM* E ditor ' and electioneering at the polls, to win the The drop in the number of people buckling-up was In short, the Democrats think the Houstonian legal challenge to the Bush address. He is the it is conceivable that they may then open up for election by 44 votes, 1,530 to 1,480. "somewhat discouraging,” but not suprising, DENISE A. ROBERTS...... home Is a ruse. They point out that Bush does not chairman of the Election Committee in the Texas ...... AdvortMng Dtraclor The university wants the agency to according to the report which explained that good. If George Bush loses his campaign for yet JEANNE Q. FROMERTM...... ButInoM Menaeor own Suite 271, nor does he so much as rent it on a House of Representatives, and he acted in that another home he likes, the one on Pennsylvania SHELDON COHEN...... Compotlng Managor invalidate the election. motorists perceive little risk of being slapped with a permanent basis. Bush reserves the rooms when he capacity. He asked the Harris County revenue Avenue, well, he may very well Just retire and ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... ;.. Praaarooin Managar , $15 ticket. FRANK J. McBWEEOAN...... is in town, but otherwise they are part of the hotel’s office to rule whether Bush was a legal resident or moved to wherever...... !.. .Ckculallon Dkaeior _> MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 15, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 18, 1988 — $ NATION Mistake halts $1.2 billion in spending USINESS WASHINGTON (AP) - A calculat­ complete their work for the year by that is set in the Qramm-Rudman among what they see as competing ing error by Reagan administration considering a batch of competing & W O R L D balanced budget.law. spending necessities, and administra­ budget experts canwrf be rectified by spending bills. OMB’s official estimate is that tion officiais arguing that the federal law and Is preventing Congress from As the $1.1 trillion federal budget Congress still can'spend $1.8 billion deficit shouid be kept as low as ■Working Nuke test plans ready enacting $1.2 billion in additional goes, $1.2 billion normally would Analysts say Electric Boat before the deficit ceiling is reached, possible. spending programs for 1989. barely register a tick. PAH U TE MESA. Nev. (A P ) - U.S. and even though the agency now concedes The over-calculation of the size of But the amount is significant the figure should be $3 billion. Rep. Leon Panetta, D-Calif„ ex­ Soviet scientists. Ignoring a diplomatic gaffe next year’s deficit was pointed out to because it means that Congress will pected to become chairman of the ■retirees The bills lawmakers would like to ha'f a world away, are conducting rehearsals congressional aides in the last few have to squeeze spending for anti­ House Budget Committee next year, holds upper hand in strike pass — or that President Reagan has for this week’s historic nuclear experiment days by the agency that committed it drug programs, the homeless, the said that if the spending pressures are that will mark a milestone in the atomic age. — the White House’s Office of not yet signed into law — would hungry and other popular causes exceed $1.8 billion in spending. too great. Congress may have to By Larry Rosenthal full-page newspaper ads in area significant, it is not something Wednesday’s test blast comes nearly four Management and Budget. under a $1.8 billion ceiling, rather consider iegislation that would free up lean lose 0M B officials, questioned about the The Associated Press newspapers, have produced they cannot handle.” years after President Reagan first proposed 0MB officials confirmed this past the $1.2 billion. than what should be a $3 billion limit, error, said it was an honest mistake. meager results. Only 20 people While Electric Boat is making such a project during a speech to the United week that the mistake had been made, OMB’s error came in estimating have signed up, about the same Under the Gramm-Rudman deficit By Chet Currier GROTON — Striking subma­ money on the production of Nations. and said they had told congressional how close spending programs enacted Asked how it was made, 0MB reduction iaw, 0M B analyzes the The Associated Press rine builders at Electric Boat number of workers the sub Trident submarines, the com­ The Joint verification experiment is staff members about it. so far — along with bills that still must spokeswoman Barbara Clay said,' economy and federal spending and could torpedo their own futures if builder loses each week through pany has not been making any The revelation came as lawmakers be passed to keep government agen­ “ We ddn’t know.” i designed to measure each country’s ability to revenues several times annualiy, NEW YORK - For many they do not face the reality of a attrition. money on attack subs for some left town for a summer recess with cies functioning — come to the $146 more competitive marketplace monitor the size of the other’s test. But the blunder could cause friction projecting how much red ink is iikely retired Americans, the tempta­ Electric Boat could hurt itself time, which is “ a further reason plans to return in September and billion deficit ceiling for next year and tightening military budget, more by acceding to the union’s for them to hold out longer.” he Verification could lead to ratification of between lawmakers trying to choose in the coming flscai year. tions are growing stronger to defense industry analysts say. demands and settling quickly treaties limiting the size of nuclear tests, venture back into the labor force. said. In spite of an unemployment than by holding out. despite the “ I don’t think the union has which were signed in the 1974 and 1976 but The unemployment rate is at its f rate of less than 3 percent and low Jobless rate and shortage of much bargaining strength.” said never ratified. lowest level in I4 years, and new PLO: Jordan shortage of skilled workers, con­ skilled workers, analysts say. Gary Reich, an analyst at Shear- young workers are scarce be- A ditions which favor the union, A division of General Dynam­ son Lehman Brothers. pause of the low birth rates that A Group muzzles students analysts say Electric Boat holds ics, Electric Boat has lost six “ The Navy has been wanting to prevailed in this country in the the upper hand in the 45-day attack submarine contracts in the give more business away from DUBLIN, Ireland (A P ) — In the heart of agrees to aypid 1960s and early 1970s. strike by the 10,000-member last two years to Newport News. General Dynamics anyways and Students of population trends this Roman Catholic city, one of the latest bits Metal Trades Council. Electric Boat was awarded only if it is going to be very high (on say the situation will almost of wall graffiti says “ Abortion Now,’’ but The union struck over Electric one of three this year; Newport bids) it’s easier forthemtodo it.” certainly grow more acute over someone has blackened the telephone number. further putldut Boat’s demand that employees News had bid on only two. Reich said. the next few years. The graffiti in St. Stephen’s Green is accept lump-sum bonuses instead In all. Electric Boat has con­ Added Reich; “ The union is emblematic of an ongoing clash — but not over AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — Ending talks with this Retail stores, restaurant of wage increases in a new tracts for seven Trident subs and being very stubborn in this U legalizing abortion. That’s already banned in nation's leadership. PLO officials said Jordan has chains, supermarkets and many three-year contract, which was nine attack subs. The company is respect. TTiey are not facing other types of businesses are U the Irish Republic. agreed not to further diminish ties with the West rejected by a 5-to-3 margin. the nation’s only builder of the reality.” The struggle is over a woman’s right to Bank. They also repeated a call for an eventual looking to the retired as one The company says it needs to Trident. Also working in the company’s receive information on obtaining a legal confederation with Jordan. source of help for their labor- bring down labor costs to become First-class mechanics, a Job favor is the tightening military abortion elsewhere. The three days of talks that ended Sunday were shortage problem. more competitive with its Virgi­ classification covering more than budget, which probably takes What’s more, even in an era This country, with its 95 percent Catholic the first between top PLO and Jordanian officials nia rival, Newport News Ship­ 85 percent of E B ’s sub builders, some production pressures off of where reported inflation is rela­ population, enshrined an abortion ban into its since King Hussein announced two weeks ago that building and Dry Dock Co. But the earn $12.02 an hour at Electric Electric Boat, said Phil Fried­ tively low, many retirees may constitution in 1983. Approved by a margin he was severing administrative ties with the union says the offer fails to take Boat. The same workers at man, an anaylst at Drexel Burn­ 2-1 find that they want or need some in a national referendum, the amendment adjacent West Bank. into account Connecticut’s higher Newport News, EB says, earn ham Lambert. extra income. G says a fetus and mother have ah equal right to In another significant development, a senior cost of living. $1.24 less an hour in wages and Electric Boat has reassigned G The match seems perfect. life, which must be defended by the state. Palestinian leader was quoted as saying the PLO is In only the second negotiating benefits. “ The Navy is going to about 1,80() ,salaried workers to seriously considering creating a provisional go­ However, says a leading advisory session since the strikebegan, the the lowest bidder, and that has jobs performed by strikers. It has vernment that would recognize Israel's right to firm on business and financial . company last Thursday offered predominantly been Newport also shifted work to other coni- Trade-off sought exist. affairs, retirees are well advised bonuses of 5 percent and 4 percent News. I don’t know what the union pany yards in Quonset Point, R.I.. A top PLO official at the Amman talks, Abdullah to do some reckoning before they in the first two years and a 3 expects the Navy to do.” said where all sub construction beg­ TEHRAN, Iran (AP) ^ A government-run Horani, said Jordan and the PLO had "passed over" go out in quest of a new paycheck. Paul Nisbet, an analyst for ■H ‘i-j percent wage increase in the ins, and Oiarlestdn, S.C. newspaper says Iran will do all it can to secure irritation his group felt because it was not consulted “Social Security beneficiaries third year, in addition to a $600 Prudential-Bache Securities. The five-month strike in 1975 the freedom of British hostages in Lebanon tl before Hussein's announcement two weeks ago. A P photo who want to rejoin the work force bonus. General Dynamics has pre­ had a costly ripple effect on the but is requesting in return that Britain help should calculate carefully before “ We are going to create a Joint ground for our full SON LOST — Marie Pacheco of authorities search for her 9-year-old The union, which said the latest sumably made up some of the economy of southeastern Connec­ find Iranians missing there. understanding in the future,” said Horani, a PLO Allentown. Pa., is restrained on the making the m ove,” says United & offer was not even worth putting competetive disadvantage ticut. Economists estimated it son. The boy and his aunt drowned Babson Investment Report, pub­ The word came in a Sundjy editorial in the Executive Committee member. His delegation was banks of the Lehigh River Sunday as to a vote, has asked for wage caused by higher labor costs caused a region-wide loss of $42 English-language Tehran Times and to fly to Egypt today for talks with President Hosni while trying to cross the river. lished in Boston. increases of 5 percent the first through the way it builds ships, million in sales. coincided with a visit by British diplomat Mubarak. As the firm points out. Social year and 4 percent the final two “ but obviously not enough,” But Audrey Golub, head of the David Reddaway, who said Foreign Ministry Hussein has challenged the PLO to create a ity recipients under age 70 years of the contract. Nisbet said. For EB to stop losing regional Chamber of Commerce, officials told him he will be able to meet this Palestinian state in Israel's occupied lands, where it Family watches as two drown ( who e^ n money from a Job lose $1 Ragindd Plnto/MinchMtar Hafild As of Friday, the company said contracts to Newport News, he said conditions are much differ­ has been leading an 8-month-old uprising. week with an Englishman being held on in benefits for every $2 of wages EXPANSION — Bill Lesick of East Lyme dismantles the that 668 workers had crossed said it “ has to bring down or keep ent this time around. There are The Jordanian monarch has canceled a $1.3 they receive above specified picket lines. During a five-month down labor costs.” many more two-income families, spying charges. ALLENTOWN. Pa. (AP) - A Esperanca Santiago, 10, a cousin billion West Bank development plan, is terminating running from the wooded bank limits. roof of the old Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant at 307 strike in 1975, only 150 workers General Dynamics is very and most of the strikers can In London, a senior aide to Archbishop of 9-year-old boy and his aunt of Santiago and Mrs. Santana’s payments^to thousands of civil servants there and crying for help. At the same time, they must W. Middle Turnpike. Lesick works for Skopek Bros. Inc. were reported to have done so. strong and Electric Boat repres­ probably replace close to half Canterbury Robert Runcie said today he is drowned in the Lehigh River as niece. has ended West Bank representation in Jordan's He ran down to the river and their salaries through the many cautious about a quick release of hostages family members watched in pay income taxes and Social of Stafford Springs, the contractor working on the Electric Boat’s efforts to date ents only 10 percent to 15 percent parliament. Esperanca’s brother, sister saw Mrs. Santiago floating face horror after the two were swept Security taxes on their earnings to hire replacement workers, of its business, Nisbet said. While unfilled jobs available in the following talks with an Iranian dipiomat in and another cousin also were in down near the shore. expansion of the restaurant. The new restaurant will be The moves by the moderate king have launched away while wading across a from the Job. which have included placing an extended strike “ is certainly region, she said. London. the group, she said, but all Rougher said he pulled her larger and will have a drive-through window. speculation he might be trying to set up the PLO for shallow area below a dam, “ A working beneficiary could survivors escaped injuries. One ashore and gave her mouth-to- failure, or pressuring it into admitting it needs authorities say. conceivably lose 65 percent or child was hanging piggy-back on mouth and cardiopulmonary re­ Navy mum on report Jordan to achieve the shared goal of a separate ' Emisilda Santana, 41, and her more of his or her added income, ’’ Palestinian state. Mrs. Santana as the group suscitation but “ I couldn’t get any United & Babson says. J nephew Lizandro Santiago were struggled to shore, Esperanca Full-service stations may be ready for a comeback WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary The PLO delegation, in a communique issued late vitals.” Of course, the decision to work pronounced dead of accidental said. Frank Carlucci should receive a report this Sunday, praised Hussein's decision to sever legal Other rescuers arrived and or not to work in a person’s later drowning Sunday despite efforts By John Dube next. service that they used to. Full service today means having full-service garage.” Klein said. week from a Navy board that investigated the and administrative links with the West Bank, which She said Lizandro could not tried to resuscitate the woman by resbuers who pulled the years may be influenced by The Bristol Press But with the advent of self- Mike Klein, a public relations the opportunity to get service “ It’s necessitated because the downing of an Iranian passenger airliner by he ruled from 1948 until Israel seized it in the 1967 swim and had to be pulled from a while two police officers tied to victims from the water and emotional factors as well as service stations, the number of rather than automatically getting dealer can’t handle a large the USS Vincennes, the Pentagon says. Middle East War. public swimming pool earlier this ropes searched for the boy in the manager for the American Auto­ administered emergency aid on year. financial ones. If you are old enough to full-service stations has been mobile Association in Hartford, the oil or the tire pressure volume of calls immediately .” Navy Cmdr. Mel Sutton confirmed on It said Jordan had agreed to continue its 5-to-6-foot deep water. the shore. When a leading graduate busi­ remember when gas was 15 cents dwindling steadily in the past 20 said he believes there, still is a checked. Sunday that the panel has completed its work, remaining ties to the West Bank. Horani told Robert Rougher, 41, of Bethle­ Two fishermen in a boat The woman's husband, Jose ness school asked recently at a gallon, you probably remember years. place for full-service stations Full-service stations have had But some gas station owners do but he refused to discuss a published report reporters Jordan would still issue passports to West hem, a Conrail policeman, said he downstream found the boy in Santiago, and the boy's mother, what age the members of a the service you used to get when Some industry people believe today because there are so many to adapt to survive, which is why not see it that way. Ken Gustafson Bank residents,,keep open the bridges over the was nearby when children came about 6 to 8 feet of water. saying the board recommended disciplinary Maria Pacheco, both of Allen­ reunion class would like to retire, you pulled into a gas-station. the full-service stations will “ creatures of habit” who are many stations are a combination has run Gustafson’s Service action against only one officer aboard the Jordan River, and continue oversight of West Bank town, were comforted by friends a very large percentage of those of full service and splf"Service, Station in Bristol for many years schools. In many cases, one attendant never die and may even be ready used to full service. ship. at the scene. who filled out the questionnaire checked under the hood while to make a comeback. Others say But the definition of full service Klein said. But thejpd'still is a need and has never had a self-service He also said Jord^^would maintain economic ties All 290 people aboard the plane were killed The victims were among a checked “ never.” another cleaned the windshield the full-service industry is brea­ today is having an attendant who for full service ^ t io n s for the pump. But Gustafson wants to with the occupied lands, for which the kingdom when it was shot down over the Persian Gulf group of six who were walking Still, it is a sensible idea to and another pumped the gas. If thing its last gasp and thauthe pumps the gas and asks if'^ou daily maintenance of cars, he call it quits now and he does not serves as a lifeline by handling exports and on July 3. The Vincennes had misidentified the through the rapids “ when the figure out beforehand whether remaining full-service |t«iions want the oil checked or the said. see many other places to go to for tunneling in money. NEED SOME EXTRA your car broke down, often you plane as an F-14 fighter. water came and took us,” said taking a Job in your retirement could get it fixed that day or the are offering only a portion of the windshield cleaned, Klein said. “ I think there will always be the service. years is going to make you Police crush march SPENDING MONEY!! enough take-home money to Threat of terrorism cited justify the effort. Industrial production SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Charging riot This year. Social Security re­ police today broke up radical students who Earn money and prizes by cipients between ages 65 and 70 Coming Soon... begin to lose benefits after their tried to march to the North Korean border for in nuke shipments by sea delivering the Manchester Herald wage and salary earnings exceed surges 0.8% in July reunification talks and troopers brutally beat $8,400. For those under 65, the and kicked protesters. WASHINGTON (A P) — Citing the In your neighborhood. cutoff point is $6,120. Waves of troopers in green combat fatigues States. WASHINGTON (AP) - Pro­ during the month. potential of terrorist attack, members of Proceeding with the air shipments was “ If a retiree goes back to work duction at the nation’s factories, "WOMEN IN and black visored helmets charged the Congress are putting the Reagan adminis­ Call today to get more details. at a salary significantly above the The strength came from a students as they tried to march out of Yonsei made contingent upon development of mines and utilities surged 0.8 continued surge in the production tration on notice that they will strongly crash-proof shipping casks, which so far limit, he should request that University. Police armored vans also fired percent in July, the biggest of business equipment, including oppose any move to permit sea shipment has proven unachievable. 647-9946 benefits be suspended,” United & increase in nine months, the salvos of tear gas bombs into the screaming of plutonium from Europe to Japan. computers, which Jumped 1 per­ Babson’s analysts advise. government reported today. BUSINESS" students. In the face of that, the Japanese have cent in July following an equally “ Here you have an administration that Newspaper routes available in your area... That goes especially for The Federal Reserve said the “ Unite the fatherland” and “ Yankee go is supposedly waging a war on terrorism, been seeking to amend the nuclear strong 0.9 percent rise in June. workers 65 to 70 years old, they large July advance was double home,” students yelled. but promoting a policy that could make cooperation treaty to give 30-year advance add, since passing up current the 0.4 percent increase in June. Production of consumer goods A Special Section to terrorism easy," said Rep. Howard approval for shipment by sea. Such a Farguson Rd...... 125-360 Gardner St...... Police dragged away about 200 students, ...... 3-86 benefits will increase the Social It marked the tenth consecutive rose 0.3 percent during the Wolpe, D-Mich., a member q ^ h e House “ subsequent arrangement” must be re­ Arnott Rd...... all Gardner St. West...... some of them screaming with fear and pain...... all Security payments they are eligi­ month that the index has risen month, reflecting gains In ap­ Foreign Affairs Committee. viewed by Congress. Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 The unresisting students huddled in groups on Highland St. ble to receive later on. without a decline and it was the pliance production and non­ Spotlight Successful The issue stems from a recently signed Wolpe said late last week that amending East Middle Tpk. ... 604-674».n the ground, clinging to each other as troopers (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 All this raises the question of largest advance since a 1.1 durable consumer goods as Well. U.S.-Japan nuclear cooperation treaty the U.S.-Japan accord would face signifi­ Sycamore Lane...... beat them with fists and even riot shields. Lllley St...... all ...... all whether the limits on recipients’ percent increase last October. Output of construction supplies that authorizes shipments by air of cant opposition on Capitol Hill. Business Women. Main St...... 309-494 earnings serve a useful purpose. Analysts had expected a big fell for the second consecutive plutonium from reprocessing plants in “ Congress will have a 15-day review Summit S t...... 1-70 Lakewood Circle...... all advance given the fact that month, dropping 0.3 percent Gaza residents confined Europe back to Japan, where it will be Bunce...... all Says United h Babson: “ In the period when it will be very difficult for the Wadsworth St...... all employment at manufacturing following a 0.1 percent decline in used to fuel nuclear power plants. Nike Circle...... ail 1930s, when the Social Security JERUSALEM (A P ) — Hundreds of Reagan administration to explain how, if Huntington ...... all plants climbed at the fastest pace June, reflecting a strike in the The plutonium, which also could be H lllcrest...... _____ all system originated, the earnings thousands of Arabs were confined to their we are not shipping plutonium by air this year, according to the Labor lumber industry. utilized for nuclear weapons, is controlled HIghwood Or...... all test (lim it) was included as a way homes in the occupied Gaza Strip today after because it is not yet safe, we can consider Department’s July employment by the U.S. government because the East Center St...... 408-608 of encouraging older workers to Overall, manufacturing (firo- shipping plutonium by sea, which is a report. However, the consensus clashes that hospital officials said left 25 Golway St...... all leave the work force to free Jobs duction rose 0.8 percent in July nuclear fuel originated in the United proven danger,” he said. Judith Dr...... all forecast was for a rise of around Palestinians wounded and six Israelis burned. Kerry St...... all with durable manufacturing and Farm Dr...... all for younger peqple. Are you a successful woman In A Gaza man died of wounds sustained in North St...... all 0.6 percent. non-durable manufacturing post- Norwood Dr...... “ In recent years the age The manufacturing sector has weekend unrest. North School St...... 1-84 ...... ali ing identical 0.8 percent Prospect Dr...... 84-114 distribution of the population has been the star of the economy this business? If you have worked The army sealed and imposed curfews in the Study finds ways to reduce shifted dramatically. Today increases. Alpine St...... all year as American producers, Gaza Strip after three days of rioting that fewer young workers are enter­ American Legion Dr...... all Squire Village...... all aided by a weak dollar, have Production at utilities rose 0.6 hard and are proud of your climaxed Sunday night when a gasoline-filled ing the work force, and labor Armory St...... all enjoyed strong foreign sales. percent on top of a giant 2.5 bottle hurled at an Israeli car burned six problem drinking on campus Lydall St...... Haynes St...... 1-73 shortages are a problem in many However, concern that the percent increase in June. The big achievements, let us help you passengers, including an 8-month-old and a ...... all Main St...... Parker St...... 356-540 cities. economy might be growing too gains were attributed to high 2-year-old. A TLA N TA (A P ) — College students ....285-378 and 27 to receive no training at all. Russell St...... Woodbridge St...... 287-357 rapidly, with demand outstrip­ demand for electricity during the promote your success! reduced their drinking more if their ...... all Also Sunday, 48-year-old Ahmed Sheikh For one activity in the expectancies Woodbridge St...... 408-489 ping production capabilities, was summer heat wave. assumptions about alcohol’s benefits were Halameh of Gaza City lost an eye when he was program, students of legal age were given Porter St...... 458-650 Australia to sign one of the reasons cited by the challenged than if they were warned about South Main Condo’s.. Output at the nation’s mines, shot with a rubber bullet, a local hospital either an alcoholic beverage or a placebo, Wyllys St...... 1-90 ...... 441 Federal Reserve when it raised You deserve It! its dangers, psychologists say. New Zealand pact including oil and gas drilling official said. The army confirmed the injury, but they were not told which. Afterward, the discount rate last week. “ W e’re iooking at this as an approach to Tracy Dr...... all activities, rose 0.6 percent in but said it was checking the circumstances. the group played charades. Rachel Rd...... all SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - The increase in industrial pro­ prevention” of problem drinking, said Cushman Dr...... all July. This sector is now produc­ Then, those students and the under-age Australia and New Zealand will duction came despite the fact that Are you a business man or researcher Reneiie Massey of the Univer­ Scott Dr...... ing at a rate 4.9 percent higher members of the group were asked to guess Meadow L a ...... all ...... 4-108 move closer to full economic auto output actually fell during Refugees cross border sity of South Florida at Tampa. Oak Grove St...... than a year ago. who had gotten alcohol, on the basis of ...... all P acker St...... ^1) union Friday with the signing of the month. Autos were assembled woman who knows or employs Study results support a theory that one Pilgrim La...... Total output stood at 137.7 E L P O Y , El Salvador (A P ) — More than their performance...... all Horace S t ...... all an agreement designed to end all at an annual rate of 7.1 million reason people drink is because they think Charter Oak St...... percent of its 1977 base of 100 and 1,200 refugees were allowed to return home “ Everybody made mistakes,” Massey ...141-348 Overland St...... trade barriers within five years. units, down from June’s pace of It will make them funny, brave, more ...... all a hard working woman? If yes, from Honduras after 15 U.S. church workers said. Prime Minister David Lange of 7.5 nillllon units. The production is 5.4 percent higher than a year sociable, sexier, more assertive or better accompanying them agreed to stay behind, Their inaccuracy led to ^ discussion of New Zealand, who arrived in of light trucks also decreased ago. in some other way, she said. why not devote a tribute to her? ending a daylong impasse, a United Nations how people have been led to believe Australia for a weeklong visit official said. Levels of such “ expectancies” have through television, advertising and every­ today, also has suggested the been linked to alcohol consumption in’ / Deadline: August 19, 1988. The government, which claims many day conversation that alcohol can make 9946 643-2711 integration of the two nations’ previous studies, she said in an interview people sexy, funny and so on. naval forces. “Strategic logic ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. refugees living Honduras back leftist Sunday at the American Psychological Salvadoran guerrillas, had accused the Participants also were asked to look for poijMs us in the direction of a' Association’s annual meeting. songs, advertisements and other places com b in ed ... fleet,” he was quoted church workers of exploiting the returning Her study, done with Mark Goldman of “ where they may be told alcohol is going to as saying Sunday in New INSURANSIIHS SINCE Manchester Herald refugees for political ends. the university, included female college do good things for you,” she said. Zealand. The refugees and more than 150 vehicles, 1914 students who said they drank moderately. The impact on their drinking habits a But he was quoted as saying Advertising Department held on the Honduran side of the border since After the students recorded their month after the program shows that political union between the two Saturday night, were allowed to cross the normal alcohol consumption for three examining expectancies and demonstrat­ Pacific neighbors was unlikely. border Sunday evening, said Roberto weeks, 25 were assigned to a program to ing how misleading they are “ is a lot more Lange and Prim e Minister Bob 649-5241 Rodriquez of the U.N. High Commissioner for lower their alcohol expectancies, 25 others potent than Just telling people about the Hawke of Australia will sign the 65 E. CMtor StrMt 643-2711 Refugees. to a more traditional program that potential hazards of excessive drinking,” Closer Economic Relations MMckMtM’, CT. focused on dangers of excessive drinking, Massey said. fealJi agreem ent in Canberra on Friday. Jf— MAMCHE8TKR HBrat n Monday. 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Wetlands Convention Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS Monday, Aug. 15, 1988 Many wetlands have recreation of wetlands has been taaen tm s of thousands of years “almost completely unsucess- convention," said Rhode Island "Itfallsprey ful,” he said. GOP chairman ^ Michael Le­ aubjective Judgment." "Essentially we have nothing vesque. “Otherwise, it would be »ne aiiemma has pitted devel- but mud holes,” Schweisberg dull.” apera against environmentalists. said. "To date, the failures have This fabled party town seemed Tigers get back at Sox Mveiopers see the wetlands in been far greater than the anything but dull, with delegates "tany cases as useless swamps. successes.” packed into parties and brunches Scientists see them as a neces­ Schweisberg said no one is sure from the^rench Quarter to the sary link in an ecological chain exactly why recreated wetlands private homes in the fashionable ^Third straight loss for Clemens; Boston 3V2 games back ®at results in fresh water supply. fail, but the creation of wetlands Garden District. Visitors could barely go anywhere without By Dave O'Hara Wetlands provide flood storage is an inexact science. The EPA is important. The way they’re playing here, if "He’s pitched a lot of innings (2071-3), it’s areas, habitat for wildlife, re­ hearing jazz, the New Orleans The Associated Press in the second year of a five-year anthem. they had won this one, it would have made hot and it’s late in the year,” Evans said. “We creation and research possibili­ research project to investigate them that much stronger.” just laid off his fastball early in the count.’’ ties. They also act as natural the effects of recreating BOSTON — It was baseball’s version of "It’s a big swing,” agreed Darrell Evans, Alaskans threw a $20,000-plus Sudden death. “There’s plenty of time, baby, to make up filtration systems, and some soils wetlands. /feast featuring 1,000 pounds of who had five RBI with two singles and a 3‘A games or even four,” Morgan said. "This in wetlands can absorb hazardous For a short time in the The Detroit Tigers applied a quick shock double. “It means we’ve outplayed Uiem by seafood flown in for the occasion treatment; the Boston Red Sox. never club is going good. Tomorrow is a day off and Mbstances, Schweisberg said. mid-1980s, he said, creating we­ and exotic treats such as moose 3*A games in the last 10 days since wia. were we’ll go and get ’em Tuesday.” Nutrients in some wetlands soils tlands was considered a viable^ recovered. tied for the lead.” and reindeer sausa.ge. "It’s ail over, a heck of a way to have it Morgan said the Fenway Park winning also make them extremely solution to the problem of build-\ With tens of thousands of The game started with the temperature at streak, breaking the American League valuable. ing on them. end,” Boston manager Joe Morgan said 97 degrees. Clemens was long gone before it balloons suspended high in its Sunday after the Tigers ended Boston’s record of 22 set by the Philadelphia Athletics "The economic value of the “When scientists began looking ceiling, the cavernous Super- inched its way to 103. in 1931, was “a lot of fun.” at it, lo and behold we discovered 24-game home winning streak with an 18-6 The AL Cy Young Award winner the last wetlands often equals or exceeds dome was finally ready for the victory. “Heck, no. I’m not glad it’s over,” he said. values of the developments pro­ it was more of a Pandora’s box.” four-day Republican meeting. two years was treated with little respect, “Winning games is alFthat counts and I don’t Schweisberg said. After losing the first two games of the lasting just 11-3 innings in the earliest exit of care if we win here or on the road. I hope we posed," Schweisberg said. The president, eager to pass on weekend series, including a 16-4 embarrass­ One of the problems in creating power to his loyal lieutenant, used his career. He was tagged for eight runs on can get another streak going.” But wetlands across the coun­ wetlands is that although some ment on Saturday, the Tigers struck back five hits and four walks. try and especially in high-growth his welcoming rally Sunday to with a 19-hit attack. With 46 games left, one more than Boston, areas such as southern New contractors specialize in we­ give a preview of his prime-time The Tigers built a 14-0 lead with four runs in the Tigers are four games ahead of the Red tlands work, there are no licens­ "They got us back for yesterday, I guess,” the first, five in the second and five in the Sox in the loss column. England continue to disappear, convention address tonight. Morgan said after his first Fenway Park loss he said. When the country was ing requirements. He called last month’s Demo­ third. Eric King, 3-1, breezed for eight innings “If you go into a little tailspin later on, it’s "There’s no supervision.” since replacing John McNamara as manager before Paul Gibson mopped up in the ninth, first settled, there were about 215 cratic convention in Atlanta “the on July 14. nice to have these games under your belt,” million acres of wetlands. In the Schweisberg said. "I guess it’s a biggest masquerade since last completing Boston’s worst defeat siqce a 20-2 Detroit shortstop Alan Trammell said. case of your record speaking for year’s Mardi Gras.” “This one is over, it’s gone,’’ Detroit loss to California on June 20. 1980. ) “We could collapse, but the chances of us mid-1970s, Schweisberg said, manager Sparky Anderson said. “It helps the there were only 99 million acres itself.” “The masquerade is over.” Dr. Arthur Pappas, team ptij^ciaH for the collapsing arS-Jess than anyone else,’’ An even bigger problem is players with their averages, but for me it Red Sox, said Clemens was bothered by “a Anderson said. “That’s our behavior. We left. An average of 3,000 to 4,000 Reagan said. “It’s time to talk doesn't mean anything, except that now we acres of wetlands are lost each evaluating the “functions and issues, to use the dreaded ‘L’ slight muscle strain” on the lift side of his don’t take losses with us. This club Is values” of wetlands, including can lose four gamq^ in our next 46 which they lower back. He prescribed itiuscle-relaxing year in the country, he said. word, to say the policies of our can’t lose.” marvelous wheifit comes to character.” the quality of the water and Raglnald PInto/ManchMtar Herald opposition and the congressional medication and smd he didn’t know if Morgan appeared to feel worse for catcher It's an uphill battle, but the animal and plant life. While handing Roger Clemens, 15-8, a third EPA and other local and state WEEDING TIME — Joy Millard of 89 out early in an attempt to beat the heat, leadership of his party are Clemens might have to miss a start. Rich Gedman than he did over the loss. To create wetlands, an area coitsecutive loss as a starter for the first time Morgan said that Clemens told him the pain “Poor Geddy,” Morgan said. “Here it was agencies will continue to fight the Hackmatack St. spends part of this as temperatures are predicted to climb liberal, liberal, liberal.” in his career, the first-place Tigers moved 3>A destruction of wetlands. Schweis­ that is usually near the existing The crowd chanted “four more encountered early this month before the over 100 degrees in the shade and he caught a wetlands or a body of water is morning weeding her garden. She was into the mid-90s today. games ahead of Bdlston in the American pitcher’s 26th birthday on Aug. 4 had gone whole game in three innings. He was fried. I berg said. years, four more years” for the league East. excavated and the three compo­ president, a reminder of the away. The manager added that Clemens may had to get him out of there before he had a For example, the EPA has nents of wetlands — soils, water difficulty Bush faces in trying to “This was an extremly big win,” said Chet be suffering more from fatigue. heat stroke." recommended that the state and vegetation — are added. win the same enthusiastic sup­ Lemon, who drove in five rims, three with a “He was reaching back for something ext ra Before being replaced by Rick Cerone after widen instead of rebuild Route 6. Schweisberg said. port that Reagan enjoyed in two homer off Clemens in the first inning. “They today and his control was off.” said Lemon, four innings, Gedman hit a two-run homer, eliminating the need to fill in 77 Wetlands soils, which Schweis­ had a chance to get within games.,This who hit a 3-0 pitch for his ninth homer in the his fifth. The drive in the third inning carried New York welfare mother landslide victories. makes the first two game.s here seem less acres of wetlands and rebuild berg says have different proper­ “Bush is not Reagan,” said first inning. 440 feet into the bleachers in center. them in a 60- to 80-acre area. A ties and components than upland Sen. James McClure, R-Idaho. “I decision by the Army Corps of soils, are usually scraped from wouldn’t say he would enjoy as Engineers on issuing a permit to the existing wetlands. If done now a grad student in Iowa lopsided victories as Reagan fill in wetlands for the Route 6 carefully, seeds and root stock did.” Detroit rampage ends Fenway streak project isn’t due for at least a few from the soils are retained. By Greg Smith with boxes ol unpacked books. “Kim would point out these “I don’t think there’s anybody weeks, a Corps spokesman said Vegetation can be transplanted The Associated Press “All the time it was just fear, here who wouldn’t like to have Bv Ben Walker recently. or bought from nurseries, or little plastic things she’d see on fielded balls off the Green Mons­ shaking fear.” the ppreh and say, ‘See Mommy, Ronald Reagan on the ticket The Associated Press ter and often /decoyed Detroit A permit to fill in 14 acres of nature can be allowed to take its Her other children — Damian. again,” said James Proctor, a course. IOWA CITY. Iowa — There are that’s a crack vial.’ When an runners on fly balls. The Tigers, wetlands for the Central Connec­ no rats, empty crack vials or 11. Hope, 10, and Kim. 9 — were North Carolina delegate. “He’s BOSTON — They are baseball’s ticut Expressway to connect Despite the lack of success in 9-year-old knows what a crack meanwhile, misplayed several gang members outside at Elyse kept indoors while she went to the grand old man of the GOP.” homeboys. these Boston Red Sox. caroms and were confused by the AP photo Route 175 in Newington with recreating wetlands, protection Sanchez’ apartment, but the classes. vial is, it’s time to get out.” she In the aftermath of the Demo­ Fantastic at Fenway, ruffians Interstate 84 in Farmington was for existing wetlands’ is “ex­ tricky angles. WINNING FORM — Jeff Sluman chips onto the 18th former New York welfare mother “They looked imprisoned, pale said. cratic convention, polls showed on the road. But. hey, that’s how “It’s not easy to play here.” temporarily denied by the U.S. tremely controversial,” accord­ who’s on a graduate fellowship at and sickly,” Sanchez said. “I, at After considering offers “from Bush trailing Dukakis by as much the Minnesota Twins won the green Sunday during the final round of the PGA Army Corps of Engineers and ing to Schweisberg. An amend­ Greenwell said “H takes a lot of the University of Iowa still locks least, had the advantage of being most of the schools in the Big 10,” as 17 points. More recent surveys World Series. practice.” Championship at the Oak Tree Golf Club in Edmond, work on the project halted in ment recently passed in her door. in school, having my nose in a Sanchez accepted Iowa’s, where show Bush has narrowed the gap, “I don’t know if it’s magic or June. Connecticut requires all munici­ The Twins enjoyed a similar Okla. Sluman’s shot rolled to within 2 feet of the cup. Sanchez, who is working on her book.” she will pursue a Ph.D. in English but his own staff believes he still what. You get the feeling you’re enabiing him to win the tournament by three shots over Officials could not be reached palities to enact local ordinances At Lehman, she studied Eng­ literature. is behind by about 8 to 10 points. advantage last season, especially regulating development on we­ Ph.D. and has her sights on a not going to lose here.” Mike Paui Azinger. this morning for comment on the career in academia, jokes about lish and the humanities in the “I knew of Iowa’s reputation A problem for Bush are his Greenwell said while the Red Sox in the postseason. status of'both of those permits. tlands, evidence that local and Adult Degree Program, carrying because of its Writers Workshop, negative ratings, with upwards of Minnesota fielders, accus­ state laws are becoming stricter. her new suburban life here. set an American League record The EPA “loathes to allow the ”I have to contend with a whole up to 52 credits a year. which is world famous,” she said. 40 percent of people in most with 24 straight victories at home. tomed to the strange lighting, creation of wetlands as a means Schweisberg said. She earned straight A’s, gra­ “I’ve always wanted to be a surveys having an unfavorable spongy turf and baggy right-field “It seems to be moving in that new set of problems, like getting In baseball, where mental is as of replacing wetlands because of grass stains out of my laundry.” duating Phi Beta Kappa in June. creative writer.” . opinion of him. important as physical, believing wall, felt home at their Dome. Oak Tree club all the uncertainty." says direction, but more at the local Her accomplishment attracted She still marvels at the direc­ Bush, in an interview with level.” Schweisberg said. .said Sanchez. 35. is seeing. Players who think and Detroit in the playoffs and St. Schweisberg. In Connecticut, the But three years ago, while national attention, which she tion her life has taken. Newsweek magazine, said his expect to do well often do. Louis in the World Series looked living in the Bronx in a rat- found irritating. “I never thought I’d get to negative ratings were “manage­ Boston’s streak' ended Sunday lost. infested apartment building fre­ “They implied that well, this is graduate school.” Sanchez said. able.” He said his biggest prob­ when Detroit went on an 18-6 “Nobody knows why we didn’t takes a beating quented by drug users and gangs it. Poor, Bronx mother on welfare “It never occurred to me that I lem was “getting my priorities rampage. But the Red Sox still do better on the road last year.” Weather members, her problems were makes good, end of story. The could go to graduate school spelled out so that it isn’t just part own the best home record in the said Twins manager Tom Kelly, much bigger. way I look.at it, that was just the because I never thought I could of an administration, it’s what majors at 40-19, compared to 26-32 who held a team meeting in By Owen Canfield same hole Jack Nickiaus took From page 1 Her husband left, leaving her to first act.” she said. support myself and my children. George Bush feels.” on the road. The Associated Press nine strokes to finish. It was On the vice presidential ques­ spring training to talk about a raise their four children on $950 a Fellowship offers for a gradu­ “But people kept encouraging “We wish we could play all of dismal 29-52 mark away from the his first 9 in competition, and month in welfare payments and ate degree poured in and Sanchez me at Lehman to try out. They tion, there was plenty of advice EDMOND. Okla. — Oak nnarked the first time the said I was just born to be a about what Bush should do. dur games here, but every team Metrodome. “We were losing 4-3 blackouts would take place, she department may be forced to use food stamps. knew she didn’t want to stay in wants that.’’ said rookie infielder and 3-2. We were playing good Tree Golf Club, considered the five-time PGA champion had said. more well water to meet de­ Sanchez, who dropped out of New York. teacher.” “The ticket needs something to toughest par-71 course in the ever lost two balls on one hole. •The National Weather Service mands. he said. give it some pep, something that Jpdy Reed, who is batting .33] at enough to lose.” New York’s Hunter College after Fenway Park and .268elsewhere. nation, took a beating during Nickiaus wound up missing the predicts that today’s tempera­ “I don’t think we’re going to be one year when she was 17, would help the weak spots,” said That’s what Boston did during a the 70th PGA Championship. cut. tures would reach the mid to in that bad a shape.” he said. "I Illinois state Sen. Judy Baar “ We’ll just have to do better on recent swing to Detroit and decided on an impul.se to return to our next trip.” A combination of soft greens "I still don’t think we’re upper 90s with a possibility of a think we’re all set,” college. Law takes pushiness Topinka, a supporter of former Milwaukee. The Red Sox went 2-7. and, except for Saturday, very seeing Oak Tree at its tough­ thunderstorm by evening. The • The next few days should also She enrolled at Lehman Col­ U.N. ambassador Jeane The Twins kept telling them­ batted just .229 and fell out of a little wind resulted in enough est. It’s probably at its easi­ showers, though, are not pre­ tax water and electricity supplies lege, relying on her oldest daugh­ Kirkpatrick. selves the same thing last year. In first-place tie. records to make a Motown est,” David Graham said after the end, they didn’t need to; they dicted to make things more as temperatures also are pre­ ter. Rochelle, now 17, to watch the out of panhandlers The newest name in the fast- “There should be no reason you executive smile. shooting a 67 on Saturday. comfortable-as another muggy dicted to be in the high 80s to 90s, three other children while she churning gossip mill was Howard went 56-25 at the Metrodome to "They set the golf course up win the AL West and then won all can’t do as well on the road as at "If the conditions stay like night is on the horizon, a weather the weather service reported. took classes and studied at night. SEATTLE (AP) — An ordi­ the street, and get them a Baker, the former White House this, you’re gpingto see..some very fair, so if the guys could There is a 30 percent chance of a chief of staff. Republicansrout- six home games during the home,” Boston manager Joe service spokesman said. “It was horrible. It was terrify­ nance aimed at aggressive beg­ warning that they can go to Morgan said. “You don’t have as people shoot 64 or 65 out here,” play well, they could jscore Tonight, temperatures should morning thunderstorm Tuesday, ing for me to leave them in that gars seems to have reduced the court.” side the campaign were urging postseason. Bob Tway, who plays out of well.” Nickiaus said. dip to the mid to low 70s. the the weather service reported. Bush to take another look at the “Some good things happen and many distractions and should be apartment,” she said. “There number of confrontations be­ Minneapolis police Lt. Michael able to concentrate better.” Oak Tree, said on the eve of the The winds kicked up during weather service predicted. Even though the official were leaks from the ceiling, the tween panhandlers and pedestri­ Fisher said he could not say how former Senate leader, a source confidence builds,” Minnesota tournament. Saturday’s third round, blow­ T%e town has not yet had a weather service forecast has second bathroom had collapsed. ans, but didn’t prevent the death many arrests had been made, said. ace Frank Viola said. “We played Maybe. But the Red Sox are He was right. ing out of the south at 15 mph confidently at home last year and problem meeting water supply predicted that temperatures We had the usual assortment of of a passerby who said no. because begging is lumped with hitting .313 with 50 home runs at During Thursday’s first with gusts up to 25 mph. The demands, said Patrick Kearney, could be as low as in the mid 80s rats, mice and roaches. Quayle promoted his candi­ went out every game and thought home and .267 with 39 homers on scores went up considerably, Seattle’s law went into effect public drunkenness and similar dacy, saying he would appeal to round. Bob Gilder shot a water operations manager. If the Tuesday and Wednesday, a “It was just ugly and dirty and Nov. 27, after years of attempts offenses. “The ordinance made it we’d do well.” the road. That should be ex­ course-record 66. That same but Paul Azinger and Floyd hot temperatures continue, weather service spokesman said horrible,” Sanchez said in her conservatives and moderates Viola won 19 straight decisions AP photo pected, although Boston hit 88 still managed to hit holes in by some officials and downtown ea.sier to prosecute. It didn’t alike. However, he said that day, 31 players came in under though, the water and sewer "I seriously doubt that.” living room in Iowa City strewn businessmen alarmed by pushy make it easier to enforce,” he at home between May 22, 1987, home runs on the road last year par, tying a PGA Champion­ one. among the contenders, “there’s and June 27, 1988. Most other SORRY SIGHT TO SEE — Boston Red Sox Manager Joe In all, there were four aces in beggars. The law has served as a said. not a dime’s worth of difference” and only 86 at Fenway. ship record. model for at least two other cities. A similar ordinance, enacted in Minnesota pitchers did better at Morgan reacts in the dugout during the second Inning “This is a hitter’s park and they four days, and 25 eagles. Both in their political philosophies. home, even in a hitter’s paradise. On Friday, Dave Rummells are believed to be records for “There has been a significant Portland, Ore., in April 1987, Attorney General Dick Thorn­ Sunday at Fenway Park. The Tigers scored nine runs in have a team built to play here.” rewrote the books with a reduction in the amount of wasn’t specifically aimed at Gary Gaetti, the MVP of the this championship. burgh, sworn in only Friday, playoffs, hit 100 points higher at the first two innings and went on to beat the Sox, 18-6. Detroit manager Sparky Ander­ 7-under 64. That score was only The tournament winner, Jeff aggressive behavior along with begging but prohibits interfering made clear he was available. “I son said. one shot off the PGA mark set panhandling,” said Capt. Jim with pedestrians or with people the Metrodome than on the road Sluman. shot a 65 on the final have a job to do for this president last year and most Twins batters The Red Sox hope to take by Ray Floyd at the 1982 day to come from three strokes Deschane, commander of the leaving and entering public or and until I’ve heard anything tournament at Tulsa. city’s West Precinct, which in­ private property. enjoyed similar success. New York Mets’ 38-19 home Detroit’s Ray Knight said. advantage while playing their off the pace and win by three. from the vice president. I’m next nine games at home. After Friday was also the same That score tied David Gra­ cludes the Pioneer Square dis­ ready to go to work as attorney But why does it happen? record is second-best to the Red The Red Sox played pinball trict, where many confrontations The city commission in Tulsa, After all, this isn’t the NFL or Sox. with Detroit on Friday and that, 23 of the final 36 are on the day 44 players came in under ham’s record for the best final Okla.. approved an ordinance general.” road. par, knocking the previous round in a PGA, set in 1979. took place before the ordinance July 15, based on Seattle’s, that New Jersey Gov. Thomas Kean NBA, where the home team In Boston's case, blame the Saturday, easily winning both as record into oblivion. Ten play­ went into effect. dominates. In the big leagues, Fenway phantoms. the scoreboard went tilt. “I talk about mental toughness And Sluman’s 272 total was ' makes it a violation to repeatedly said he talked with Bush on ers had eagles, nine of them just one stroke off the PGA “Some of them were pretty beg — more than once an hour — even Atlanta can win two out of “You can tell they know how to Greenwell, following Boston’s and that’s when you need it,’’ frightening.” said John Gilmore, Saturday and that the vice coming on the par-5 16th hole. record set by Bobby Nichols in for money or to obstruct a president is considering some three at Shea Stadium — which play at their own park. We left-field legacy of Williams, Morgan said. “We’ll see if it Ironically, that was the 1964. executive vice president of the pedestrian’s passage. happened recently, although the seemed to have some trouble,” Yastrzemski and Rice, expertly works.” Downtown Seattle Association. “I people not frequently mentioned. don’t see them there anymore.” Still, on July 9, a man who told a woman panhandler to get a job Millions Of People Don’t Have was knocked unconscious by the Masse ready for shot against Cuba in Oiympics woman’s boyfriend, and died two Group Insurance? days later, authorities said. James Nightwolf, who had a Are You One Of Them? By Paul Nowell team’s first 27 games. Invitational, a five-sport Olympic away from the victory? The U.S. coach believes the the San Diego Padres. record of violent behavior, was The Associated Press After beating Cuba 13-8 in the tuneup. “No, it won’t take away from team’s hitting slump against “They are the best group of lif e ' charged with second degree Self-employed or work for a small business? first game of the seven-game Mark Marquess, the U.S. it,” said Marquess. Cuba was caused in part by a ail-stars I’ve ever coached, and 'i - murder, said homicide Sgt. Joe Billy Masse of Manchester series, the Americans dropped team’s manager who has coached The U.S. coach quickly added 10-day layoff prior to the series, they’re very dedicated,” Mar­ Sanford. *1,000,000 Individual Major Medical won’t shed any tears if the U.S. four straight. They rebounded Stanford to two straight College that he believes the bright red which opened Aug. 6 in Milling­ quess said. "They work hard.” The ordinance, which prohibits Choice of deductible; <250, *500, *1000, *5000 Olympic baseball team wins the Saturday night with an impres­ World Series titles, said the last uniforms of the Cuban players ton, Tenn. Marquess has been surprised panhandlers from intimidating or gold medal at the Summer sive 12-2 victory. thing on his mind was whether could show up in Seoul, South "I would have liked to have with the team’s balance of speed, blocking passersby, carries a Games without having to beat Second baseman Ty Griffin Cuba boycotts the Olympics in a Korea, next month. played (Cuba) right before we defense and power. maximum penalty of 90 days in ASK US FOR A QUOTE Cuba. paced the 14-hit attack with four show of support for fellow com­ “A couple of my coaches have went on the break,” he said. "We "They can steal a run or two jail and a $500 fine. “We’ll get our chance to play hits, including a two-run home munist state, North Korea. talked to them (Cubans) and haven’t been hitting, but our with their speed or slug it out," he Minneapolis enacted an ordi­ Your independent insurance broker. them in the World Championships run and a double. Right-hander “If they don’t go, there will be they’re talking like they’re go­ pitching staff put in five great said. "Most college teams I’ve nance in February making it (which open next Sunday in Ben McDonald, a sophomore at some great teams there,’’ he said. ing,” he said. "They feel they’ll games.” coached have relied on either illegal to use offensive language, Italy)," the slugging right fielder Louisiana State, struck out eight “We still won’t be seeded first.” be there." Marquess, who still needs to cut their hitting or pitching." grab or follow someone if it GEORGE KIERSTEAD 742-8064 said before the two teams took the and walked none — yielding solo If the Cubans were going to the Masse agrees. three players to get down to the Marquess said the Olympians "There’s no doubt in my mind “reasonably tends to arouse Golden Rule Golden Rule Insurance Company field for a tuneup in Charlotte, homers to Victor Mesa and Olympics, they would be the 20-man limit, said he has been haven't lost their will to win alarm or anger.” Violations are N.C. Orestes Kindelan — to improve odds-on favorites to win the gold that they’ll be there," he said. pleased with the work ethic of his despite four close losses to Cuba punishable by up to 90 days in jail "A" Rated (Excellent) - A.M. Best "We have an awesome team, his record to 4-2 with an ERA of medal. Without them. South For the time being, he’s looking young troops, several of whom that dropped their record to 20-7 and $700 fines. • Life • Health • Farm and we really haven’t shown our 3.00. Korea is seeded No. 1, followed by forward to taking them on in the have been drafted by major before Saturday night’s 1^2 rout. “It really hasn’t been as talent against Cuba,” said Masse, The two teams were scheduled Taiwan, the U.S. and Japan. World Championships, which league teams. "If we went 6-1 against them we R tginild PInta/MtnchMtcr Harald effective an ordinance as it could • Home & Auto Insurance a 6-foot-l, 190-pound senior from to play their seventh and final If America does winjthe gold, begin a week from Sunday in The pitching staff has five might have become too cocky, too Wake Forest who entered Satur­ game at 7; 30 p.m. Sunday at the will the absence of the (^bans — Italy. WATER GOLFING — Even the hin­ these four golfers from having fun this be,” said Van White, the council­ first-round draft picks, including complacent,” he said. "We know man who sponsored Minneapolis’ Kierstead Agency 742-8064 day night’s game hitting .365 with University of North Carolina- regarded by most to be the best "We’re ready to peak just about Sunday’s starter, Andy Benes, we can compete with them. This drance of the Manchester Country morning. They braved a record heat ordinance. “If (police) would just Serving Since 1973 four home runs and 21 RBI in the Charlotte as part of the Carolinas amateur team in the world—take then,” Masse said. who was drafted first overall by could help bring us along." Club's sprinkler system did not stop wave for the game. begin to arrest and take them off ! It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 15, 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 15, 1988 — 1$ ] Johnson unhappy despite IN BRIEF Olympians down sweep of doubleheader MHS practice schedule Manchester High School has announced NBA All-Stars -V.. 41 NEW YORK (AP) - In the its fall sports practice schedules. The midst of a heated pennant race, CHARLO’TTE, N.C. (A P ) - It following are the dates and times for each Robinson said. "It’s very Davey Johnson doesn’t care is an admittedly tough chore, sprt; football — team meeting, Aug, 21,6 different.” about fifst place or doubleheader deciding which 12 basketball p.m.,Aug. 22 — conditioning week; boys’ But Robinson, who took a sweeps. At this time of the year, players will represent the United soccer — Aug. 29,8 a.m.; girls’ soccer — pounding from the bulkier NBA he measures a team’s character #• States in the Olympic Games at players in the two games, said he Aug. 27,10a.m.; girls’ swimming — Aug. by attitude, concentration and Seoul. But (^ach John Thompson thinks his game is getting into execution. 29,6p.m.; girls’ cross country — Aug. 29 has discovered a few things that shape. (no time given); boys’ cross country — Maybe that explains why John­ may lead him to his choices a lot “ It’s not like I did at Navy, but ^ OS/I, Aug. 29 (no time given ), volleyball — Aug. son is so upset these days. He sees faster. I ’m starting to get into it a little 29 (no time given). "piM a team with enormous talent, but The U.S. Olympic team took better,” he said. one that hasn’t showed sustained two victories in this weekend’s It was Coles who went on a character. Carolinas Invitational at Char­ streak that helped the U.S. team “ I just don’t like the way we Aluinni Fun Run lotte, the latest a 95-84 victory erase a five-point deficit in the play sometimes,” the New York Sunday over a team of NBA closing minutes of the first half. Mets manager said after his club ’There will be a Manchester High Alumni all-stars. It had been expected Robinson, who scored six points swept a doubleheader from the . Tuesday, Aug. 30, at 6:15 p.m. that Thompson would reach in the previous exhibition, fought Montreal Expos Sunday. “ These at Wickham Park. The race is three miles Charlotte with his mind made up. through the N B A ’s muscle game guys have got to understand that and is open to former runners, alumni In a way. Thompson’s mind and came to life in the second half nothing comes easy. Winning is a teachers or sta ff of the town of was made up for him. to help lead the U.S. to a runaway. constant grind. You have to give a Manchester, parents of runners and “ I learned some things about Jordan, the Chicago Bulls’ total effort everyday. Things friends of Manchester cross country. some players ... that have influ­ scoring machine, had eight don’t happen unless you make it Spectators are welcome and admission enced my thought, players that I straight points to give the NBA happen. ^ m . to the park is free. A picnic area had been might have cut before we played team its biggest lead at 33-28 with “ I think the worst thing was reserved for after the race. Runners here in Charlotte,” Thompson 4:26 left in the half. getting that big lead early. It only shouid bring their own food. said. ’’You adjust to the The Olympians began their made us take things for granted competition.” comeback when Coles, fouled by and get complacent.” There was something/ else Jordan, hit two free throws at the The Mets, mired in an offensive Thompson found out about the 16 3:32 mark. A Willie Anderson slump since mid-May, increased EC practice schedule players still on his roster. tap-in cut the deficit to one before their N L East lead to five games "W e need an awful lot of work. Eric Floyd came back with two The following are the opening practice over Pittsburgh and 6‘/4 over the Some of our players are not able free throws with 2; 46 left. days and times for ail the fall sports Expos by rallying to win the to accept substitute roles.” Coles hit two straight baskets, programs at East Catholic High School- opener 4-3 and taking the second Thompson said. ” We still have a the latter at 1:47. for a 36-35 U.S. football - Aug. 22,6:30 p.m.; boys’ cross game 4-2. lot to find out.” lead. The teams swapped the lead “ Just look at our scores,” country - Aug. 29. 3:30 p.m.; girls’ cross Most of the Olympic hopefuls once more before Pittsburgh’s Johnson said. “ We’re not pulling country Aug .29, 2:30p.m., boys’ soccer agreed that beating a team with Charles Smith hit two free throws away from anyone. When we win, — Aug. 27. 5 p.m.; girls’ soccer — Aug. 27, Michael Jordan and Charles that gave the U.S. a 38-37halftime we just eke by. We don’t scare 9 a.m.; girls’ swimming — Aug. 29, 5 p.m.; Barkley should help build confi­ lead. anyone — except maybe girls’ volleyball — Aug. 29, 2:30 p.m. AP photo dence for Seoul. But it doesn’t Robinson broke a tie at 41 with a ourselves.” All candidates should report to the rear take away from the need for the reverse layup with 18:29 left, and AP photo The Expos won Friday and of the school at th dates and times listed PLAYER’S FINAL — Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia reacts after a shot team to work on fundamentals. an 8-1 run followed to get the U.S. Thompson said. SPRINTS TO FIRST - Carl Lewis, the Saturday in New York, pulling to above with the exception of the swim tea. during his match with Kevin Curren of the U.S. in thefina^ofthe Player’s started toward the victory. reiay race in Hengelo, eastern. Nether- within 4*/4 games of first and “ We have to remember, getting multiple Olympic champion from the which should report to Manchester High International Tennis Championships In Toronto Sunday. Lendl, ranked The lead grew to 78-61 after a iands. The competitor at ieft is West moving percentage points ahead School. No. 1 in the world, won the match, 7-6, 6-2, and took the championship. back on defense and staying with Danny Manning layup off the fast U.S., races to the finish line with baton Germany’s Peter Klein. of the Pirates. ft your man are not things to be break with 6; 10 left. One last run during Sunday’s 4 X 100-meter men’s “ Now"we’re no better or worse confused about,” he said. by the NBA team cut the deficit to The U.S. team was led by 15 than we were three days ago — AP photo LeSure tennis tourney set eight, but it was the closest the and that bothers me,” Expos points from Virginia Tech guard stars could get. » Registration for the the second annual My Big Boy cops Baruch Lewis leads U.S. surge manager Buck Rogers said. *’I ’KID’ CELEBRATES — Mets’ catcher Gary Carter Bimbo Coles and 13 points from Manning, a first-round draft really thought we were playing Jim LeSure Tennis Tournament will be SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) - My David Robinson, who will play for celebrates his 301st home run Sunday, the first in New HENGELO, Netherlands (AP) — The pick of the Los Angeles Clippers, Frantic finish for Rudd well enough to pick up ground from Sept. 6 through Sept. 9 at the Big Boy made the most of a groundsaving the San Antonio Spurs after finished with II points for the York since he passed the 300 milestone last week. The American 400-meter relay team, led by here. But no one said it was going Mahoney Recreation Center from 3-5 p.m. trip to come from off the pace for a completing his obligation to the Olympians twp-run shot helped the Mets win the first game of a Carl Lewis, surged to victory in an to be easy.” and from 6-9p.m. Registration fee wil be $4 one-half length victory in the $121,000 Navy. Robinson said he’s learned Jordan, who arrived lOminutes doubleheader, 4-3, and they the Mets took the second international track meet Sunday, finishing Mets’ starter Sid Fernandez. for each category. Match play will begin on Grade I Bernard Baruch Stakes for some things that he didn’t get before the tip-off, scored 24 as he wins NASCAR race game, 4-2, to sweep the Expos. in 38.64 seconds. during his All-American career 7-10, sealed the nightcap, allow­ Sept. 13 and will involve evenings and 3-year-olds and up at Saratoga on Sunday. points. Charles Barkley of Phila­ ing only four hits in 8 1-3 innings weekends to avoid weather problems. Meanwhile, Mary Decker Slaney won the at Annapolis. delphia had 14 points and Alton WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (AP) - the field close together all the coming into Sunday’s event, The 5-year-old gelding closed strongly while striking out 11. Reliever him to be perfect.” Registration wiil be for men’s or 1.000 meters, covering the distance in 2 “ Here, the stress is defense.” Lister of Seattle had 10. Ricky Rudd had vissions of sliding way, allowing a record 22 drivers quickly charged from fifth during evened the score as the Mels along the hedge under 113 pounds including Roger McDowell, who won the Homers by Tim Raines, his minutes, 34.65 seconds. backwards across the finish line. to finish on the lead lap. That the caution to second by the end of came from behind for the 34lh women’s singles and mixed doubles. Randy Romero to cover the 1 •/« miles on first game to raise his record to 11th, and Tracy Jones, his second, Johnny Grey won the 800 meters in He didn't care, though, as long broke the mark of 19 set two that lap. time this season and won their For additional information, call the the firm turf course in 1; 46; 4. 5-2. got the last two outs for his 1; 43.10, the best time in the world this year, as the checkered flag was flying weeks ago on the superspeedway provided the only Montreal runs. 17th game in the final at bat. Manchester Recreation Department at Steinlen was runner-up, a neck ahead of That woke up the estimated 13th save. while Willie Banks, the American holder of American swimmers for him when he got there. at Talladega, Ala. 100,000 people, who had been Neil Heaton. 3-8, was the loser 647-3084 or the Mahoney Recreation Center Wanderkin. Dave Magadan led a 10-hit In the first game. Tim Teufel’s the current world record in the triple jump, Rudd managed to keep his The caution flags also helped 10 lulled by the frequent caution despite his not giving up a hit in 3 begining Sept. 6 at 647-3166. The order of finish was completed by attack with three singles and bases-loaded sacrifice fly off reached 55 feet, 2 inches, more than three Buick headed in the right direc­ different drivers account for a periods and the hot. humid 1-3 innings of relief. McDowell San’s The Shadow. Milesius, Hittias. Silver Howard Johnson hit his 22nd reliever Tim Burke broke a 3-3 feet under his worid record. tion, despite a jarring last-turn race record 13 lead changes, the weather. relieved starter Ron Darling to Voice. Magna Plus and Jack of Clubs. are now co meeting with Rusty Wallace. And homer. deadlock in the bottom of the start the eighth and pitched two last giving Rudd his only lead of “ On one of the late caution flag's The win was the third in six starts this AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — If it so David and I will eat together.” the Chesapeake, Va., driver won Dennis Martinez, who gave up ninth. Howard Johnson, who scoreless innings for the win. Boston’s Greenwell injured the day as the final caution period (on lap 68), Darrell and I stayed year for My Bjg Boy. U.S. beats Jamaica takes a bean burrito to make The failure of Pablo Morales to the Budweiser at the Glen NAS­ only two earned runs in five walked to open the inning, scored Miscommunication between ended four laps from the dra­ out while Rusty and a lot of the BOSTON (AP) — Boston’s Mike He earned $72,600 for Heide Doubleday world record-holder David Ber­ make the Olympic team was CAR stock car race by a mere .52 innings, lost for the first time the winning run by beating Dave center fielder Len Dykstra and matic finish. other guys pitted for fresh tires,” FENTON, Mo. (AP) - Frank Klopas koff perform well in the Olym­ treated far more seriously at the since June 19th and dropped to Martinez’ sailing throw from right fielder Darryl Strawberry Greenwell, tied for the m ajor league lead and returned $9.20, $4.20 and $3 to his seconds on Sunday at Watkins Darrell Waltrip led during the Rudd said. "A fte r that. Darrell scored two second-haif goats Saturday as pics, swim coach Richard Quick trials. Glen International. 14-8. He had won seven straight center field on Teufel’s low liner. allowed Andres Galarraga’s rou­ with 92 RBI, left Sunday’s game after backers in the crowd of 26,042. Steinlen final caution, but his car began to and I would jump out and get a the United States scored its most goals in will get him a bean burrito. But “ It’s a sad thing. It’s a tragedy, It was a strange race, with 38 of decisions. The Mets trailed 3-0 after tine fly ball to fall in for a double running into the left field wall. He bruised paid $4.00 and $3.00 and Wanderkin was smoke heavily and Rudd passed pretty good lead and then:-a 20 years, beating Jamaica 5-1 to advance to also. Quick says, the U.S. Olym­ almost.” said Bill Stapleton of “ He didn’t have his sharp stuff fourth-inning homers by Hubie in the fourth and Brooks followed his right elbow but is not ex p e c t^ to miss the 90 laps on the 2.428-mile, Waltrip as the leaders took the caution (flag) would come out the final round of qualifying for soccer’s pic squad needs to “ keep the Edwardsville. 111., who qualified seven-turn road circuit run under and made some bad pitches,” Brooks and Tom Foley. But a with his 16th homer. One out any games. 7 green flag for lap 87. and Rusty would get another 1990 World Cup. spirit of Pablo Morales” alive. for the team with a second-place a caution flag. Rogers said, “ but we didn’t help two-run shot by Gary Carter and later, Foley hit his third homer of Greenweil tried to catch a drive by Orioles’ owner dies Wallace, the Winston Cup point chance to get us.” With the score tied 1-1, the United States in the 200 individual medley, an him out much. We almost forced Kevin McReynolds’ solo homer the season. Detroit’s Dwayne Murphy in the third Quick, after the U.S. Olympic The eight full-course caution leader and winner of the three “ I knew hehadbettertiresthan NEW YORK (AP) — Edward Bennett scored four goals during a 17-minute span. event in which Morales had held periods — a race record — kept inning and dropped the bali when he swimming trials had ended S^- straight NASCAR road raees we did at the end. but I thought Williams, Baltimore Orioles owner and The United States, which tied Jamaica the American record. jumped backward into the wali. Murphy urday night, predicted that ttfs, we’d be all right. I didn’t want to trial lawyer who lost a long bout with 0-0 in Kingston on July 24 in the first leg of S — Morales, of Santa Clara, Calif., wound up with a run-scoring double that team will win more golds and be behind Rusty at the end.” cancer over the weekend, dying Saturday the home-and-home series, joins four other faileiHoeven make the final eight made the score 14-0 Detroit. more swimming medals overall The cars were right together in Georgetown. He was 68. nations in the final round of qualifying , ^ than any other country at Seoul. swim ni^s and lost his American Unser Jr. follows plan, Piniella thankful for little Greenweil laid on the warning track for through the final three laps. Williams purchased the Orioles on Nov. from the North and Central American arid South Korea, next month record to Dave Wharton of about a minute and was helped from the “ I had Rusty outrun on three- 1,1979, only a few weeks after they lost the Carribean region. The round-robin third Warminster. Pa., who was quarters of the track, but he was a field. Team doctor Arthur Pappas Berkoff, the Harvard senior World Series to the Pittsburgh Pirates. He round will begin late this year or early in clocked in 2:00.98 seconds. Mo­ takes second IROC title lot stronger than me in that last examined Greenweli and said he should be who pops to the surface after a rales. also the world record- things as Yanks beat Twins was also noted for his legal career, which 1989 and the top two teams will qualify for long underwater start, won the section, from turn five to turn OK for Boston’s next game Tuesday night holder in the 100 butterfly and WATKINSGLEN.N Y. (AP) - N.M.. is the son of a four-time included the defense of such men as the 1990 finals in Italy. seven,” Rudd said. “ He made a against Seattle. trophy for the best individual American record-holder in the Al Unser Jr. had the right plan — Indianapolis 500 winner, who was MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Man­ try at me on the white-flag lap Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa and Frank performance in setting a world 200 butterfly, was third in both of get the lead as quickly as possible another of the 12 all-star drivers ager Lou Pinella has become Costello, model for Mario Puzo’s Carbuilder Ferrari dies " record of 54.91 seconds in the those events, with the first two in and hold it. in this year's IROC series, (89) and it didn’t work. But I knew thankful for the little things his he was going to try it again. “ Godfather” . 200-meter backstroke. each qualifying for the Olympics. The CART Indy-car star did unpredictable New York Yan­ MODENA, Italy (AP) — Enzo Ferrari, Bean burritos, a Mexican-style “ He’s the type of guy that the just that on Saturday to win the “ Me and Dad discussed it in the “ Going to that last turn, I took kees do. Griffith-Joyner attacked Italy’s greatest sports car builder and his line away from him. I went food that consists of a flour people around him are better just final round of the 12th Budweiser motor home before coming out to Jack CHark’s two-run single) racing pioneer, died at his home in GATESHEAD, England (AP) — Hill wins his second tortilla wrapped around beans because they’re around him. and International Race of Champions race,” the younger Unser said. across the track right up into his broke a fifth-inning tie as the Modena, his auto company announced line. I didn’t give him the outside. Florence Griffith-Joyner. America’s and cheese, is Berkoff’s good- we’re going to miss him.” Quick and earn his second IROC title in “ Dad said. ‘Jump him,’ so we Yankees went on to beat the SYRACUSE, N.Y. (A P ) — Dave Hill won today. He was 90. did.” I gave him the dirt. I knew he 100-meter world record holder, was luck meal before a race, and he said. “ I hope we can turn that three years. Minnesota Twins 9-6 Sunday. his second tournament of 1988 in easy In a statement released to the Italian wasn’t going to get by me unless grabbed by a spectator Sunday after said, “ I ’m going to take a few around apd have people kind of In fact, he got the lead before “ We got a lot of two-out hits, fashion, claiming the $250,000 Syracuse news agency ANSA, the company said. The first attempt to start the he went out in the grass. He knew declining to give him an autograph before microwavable ones in my bag to keep the spirit of Pablo Morales anybody in the 12-car field had and that’s nice to see,” Lou Senior Golf Classic Sunday by five strokes race was aborted when Unser that, too.” taking part in an international track meet. “ Enzo Ferrari serenely ended his earthly Seoul.” as part of their psyche for the even taken the green flag. Pinelia said. “ Clark started it over Bobby Nichols and Butch Baird. life Sunday, Aug. 14.” blatantly pulled away coming off Wallace tried to squeeze his She was unhurt and went on to win the “ If David takes care of his job. Olympics, because they all know, A year ago, NASCAR stock-car with a two-out single, and that’s Hill, who put himself in a commanding the turn before the flagstand. Pontiac past Rudd’s Buick on the No cause of death was given, but Ferrari I ’ll try to ship them in,” Quick in small ways, he contributed to racer G eoff Bodine won the what we’ve been looking for.” 100 meters in 11.54 seconds, more than a position Saturday with a tournament The field of identically- outside as the cars entered the was known to have been suffering from a said. “ I like bean burritos myself. some of their success.” Watkins Glen race, and the IROC Rafaei Santana ied off the fifth second outside the world best mark of 10.49 record 8-under-par 64, shot a 4-under 68 in prepared IROX-Z Chevrolet Ca- final right-hander, about 100 kidney disease. title, by getting the jump on with a single against Fred To- she set at the U.S. Olympic trials in the final round to finish 16-under 200. maros formed up again and the yards from the finish line. Unser at the start and running off iiver, 4-2, whose four-game win­ Indianapolis. The race was run into a Nichols, who started the day tied for next time around got the green The cars bumped hard. Rudd’s to an easy victory. ning streak was snapped. Rickey strong headwind. fourth five strokes behind Hill, finished Boxer Aquino is^ arrested I Bowe hopes to follow flag. Unser again got a big jump. car slid sideways and Wallace’s “ All I can say is Geoff taught Henderson walked and both Just before lining up for an international “ Dad said, ‘If they don’t throw kicked up a cloud of dust as it with a 4-under-par 68. He was 11-under-par LOS ANGELES (A P) — Super me how to do that last year.” runners moved up two outs later select team against Britain and Hungary the green flag the first time, next skidded onto the grass and nearly 205 for the 54 hole tournament. Baird shot a welterweight boxing champion Lupe Unser said. on a wild pitch. at the Gateshead stadium in northeast time around jump him again.’ into the guardrail only about five 3-under 69 in the final round, also finishing Aquino was arrested Sunday for in Breland’s footsteps Unser, 26, from Albuquerque. Ciark then grounded a singie up England. Griffith-Joyner was approached That’s what I did.” feet away. at 205. investigation of felony manslaughter and the middie to put New York ahead by a middle-aged man, who had jumped Bob Charles and Doug Dalziel, the CHARLO’TTE, N.C , (AP) - Kelcie Banks of Chicago, a 4-2. drunken driving following an automobile Mark Breland and Riddick Bowe out of the crowd and asked her for an first-day leader, were third at 10-under-par world champion at 125, had to get accident that killed two, officials said. are couple of boxers from Brook­ “ We had a chance to get out of autograph. 206. up from a knockdown to outpoint Manzotti recovers and rallies that one inning but (Toliver) “ I told him to wait until after the race, Aquino, 25, whose full name is Isaias lyn tied together by the Olympic Jamie Pagendam of St. Cathe­ threw one bali in the dirt to but then he grabbed me. I was thrown by Guadalupe Aquino, was freed on bail from spirit, if not yet by Olympic rines. Ontario 2-1. Romallis Ellis advance the runners to second it,” said the American, who was wearing a the Van Nuys Jail following the 2; 20 a.m. achievment. of Ellenwood. Ga.. bothered by a and third and then Clark gets a Homecoming Is perfect PDT accident near the Brentwood area, British flag on the front of her vest ahd had Brelapd cashed a gold medal in chest cold, could not continue to win thrilling Canterbury Cup hit,” Twins manager Tom Kelly said California Highway Patrol Officer Jill the Union Jack motive painted on her GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) - The the 1984 Los Angeles Games into after two rounds against A sif Dar said. Angel. of Scarborough. Ontario, at 132. SH AKO PEE, Minn. (A P ) - fingernails. Minnesota Vikings made it a perfect financial gold as a pro welter­ probably knew what he was giving him some time off.” The Yankees put the game “This is a very strong team,” When Manzotti was still In fifth doing. He’s a nice colt.” homecoming to the land of the historical weight. Bowe, a super heavy­ Valiant Cougar took the iead away with five runs in the said Hank Johnson of Fort Bragg, place m ore than half way through Vikings Sunday, beating the Chicago Bears weight, hopes to do the same Said Stidham; “ The horse out of the gate and outlasted seventh. Reactions, score differ N.C., assistant to U.S. head coach the race, his trainer, Mike usually breaks sharp, usually sprinters Who Doctor Who and 28-21 in the first N F L exhibition game on thing at Seoul. Henderson chased Toiiver with U.S. beats Cuba EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The Breland was at ringside as a Tom Coulter of Syracuse, N.Y. Stidham, “ thought we were in pulls the jockey right out of the Power Boat most of the way a ieadoff double and scored on the European continent. “ It will get stronger.” saddle. I thought we’d be a little post-game reactions of Joe Walton and Bill cable television commentator trouble." before holding on to finish second, Claudell Washington’s singie. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — AndyBenes Playing on natural grass at Ullevi No one in U.S. amateur boxing When the S-year-old got closer to the leaders. I thought we AP photo Parcells seemed at odds with the final when six American Olympians three-quarters of a length ahead Don Mattingly and Don Slaught threw a seven-hitter and Doug Robbins Stadium, the Vikings got the winning expects the team to equal the trapped at the rail at the top of the were in trouble.” of stretch-running Boyish Charm. score, but they also illustrated the and two alternates scored an 8-2 also had RBI singles in the h e l p — Yankees’ seconch baseman Randy singled to ignite a three-run rally in the touchdown 1; 27 into the fourth quarter on harvest of nine gold medals by atretch, “ I didn’t like it and I Instead, Manzotti, the 8-5 bet­ differences between two football teams. victory over the Canadian Olynw Ridden by Jeff Mills, Valiant seventh and Santana had a Vilardi, right, gets tangled up with shortstop Rafael Wade Wilson’s 4-yard TD pass to Reggie American boxers at Los Angeles. didn’t think he liked it,” jockey ting choice, took the top prize of third inning Sunday night as the United Parcells’ New York Giants beat Walton’s pic team, which included t h ^ Cougar paid $7.40 and $5.40. two-run single. Ward The boxing tournament at Eddie Maple said. $90,000, winning the (jrade III Santana as they both gop for a pop fly off the bat of the States oV m p ic team beat Cuba 5-2 in the New York Jets 24-21 Saturday night in an alternates. “ I thought I had (Manzotti) The victory comes a day after Seoul will be the biggest in So Maple popped Manzotti off event for older horses by W* where I wanted him. but he got Twins Gary GaettI in the seventh Inning Sunday. finale of a seven-game series. N F L preseason game. But Parcells, who the Yankees lost by 10 runs to the Bowe was in the audience, Olympic history with more than the rail, squeezed his mount lengths. Carrying 116 pounds, away,” Mills said. Benes, a 6-foot-6,235-pound right-hander hopes the Giants can regain the \ Twins and two days after they Santana made thecatchandthe Yankees went on to win, nursing^a sore right hand which 500 boxers and more than 400 M ween horses to catch front­ Manzotti completed the I'A-mile 9-6. from Evansville who was taken by the San Boyish Charm, a 30-1 longshot won for te first time all season Both easy winners championship form of 1986, was upset with —haS'troumedbim since the middle fights. Chiba is not expected to running Valiant Cougar at the course in 1:49 3-5. with William Fox Jr. aboard, paid Diego Padres as the No. 1 in the June his team’s flat play, especially on defense. after trailing through eight Steve Shields and Scott Nielsen knuckle waff surgically recon­ compete, but all the other top eighth pole, and guid^ Manzotti Manzotti paid $5.20, $3.20 and $ 8. innings. swinging pretty good when I got amateur draft, struck out seven, GATESHEAD, England (AP) - “ We haven’t played any pressure structed last April. finished up. hurt, as far as run production.” boxing countries will be present. to victory in the $150,000 Canter­ $3. Who Doctor Who, a local “ We’re just an unpredictable improving to 4-1. Florence Griffith Joyner and Edwin Moses defense in two gam es,” he said. “ We’re “ It will be OK just in time for The Yankees took a 2-0 lead in Minnesota tied it on Steve People involved with this U.S. bury Cup Sunday at Canterbury . Manzotti had finished second in favorite after several sprint team,” said right fielder Dave The United Sttes, which won 12-2 both easily won races Sunday in their last going to have to start.” the Games,” Bowe said. the second when Winfield doubled Lombardozzi’s sacrifice fly in the team say conversationally that Downs. his three previous races, includ­ victories, finished fourth in his Winfield. “ Even George (Stein- Saturday night, went 3-4 against Cuba, the meets before next month’s Summer Walton, however, said he saw positive Also nursing injuries, none and Mike Pagliarulo followed second and Brian Harper’s run­ five medals would be a good “ He wasn’t running good for ing last month’s Michigan Mile. first try at IMi miles. brenner) came down in the defending world amateur champion. Olympics in Seoul. developments in the defeat. considered serious, are Andrew wjth just his third homer in 59 scoring groundnut in the fourth. performance and two golds would me (early). At the five-eighths He has raced all over the country “ I thought I had (Manzotti) clubhouse a couple of weeks ago, Consecutive singles by Robbins, Ty Griffith Joyner, the world record-holder, Maynard, 178, of Fort Carson, games and 10th of the season. Kirby Puckett hit his 18th homer “ We made some progress on both be an excellent showing. pole, he was too lackadaisical,” since the start of 1988. trapped,” said Tom Greer, who and said ‘In 1978,1 had a feeling. Griffin and Mickey Morandl off Rogerlio won the 100 meters in 11.54 seconds, and Colo., and Roy Jones, 156, of in the seventh. Harper had a offense and defense, and that’s what we’re “ I think we hae a pretty good said Maple, who added to his “He ^ust got in here Friday rode Who Doctor Who to a match ’This year I just can’t get a Garcia in the third broke a 1-1 tie. Robin Moses won the 400-meter hurdles in 48.67. Pensacola, Fla., hands; Kenneth “ Lately, ’ve just been glad to two-run triple in the ninth and here for,” said Walton, whose club Is on a squad,” Bowe said. “ I anticipate career total of more than $72 morning at 5 a.m. after a 16-hour race triumph over Expiosive Girl feeling.’ Well we just can’t get a Ventura’s sacrifice fly and Tino Martinez’s Britain’s Fatima Whitbread, the former Gould, 147, of Rockford, 111., get into the lineup, and stay away scored on Tim Laudner’s rebuilding project this year. “ We want to we’re going to get more gold million in winnings. van ride from Ohio,” Stidham at Ak-Sar-^n in Omaha, Neb., on feeling either.” women’s world javelin record-holder, sprained ankle, and Kennedy from pulling a muscle.” said groundnut. run-scoring single made it 4-1. look at a lot of people, that’s what these medals I that most people in “ I never had this horse on the said of his horse, who has career July 23. “ I just didn’t have enough The Yankees last won the Sixth-inning singles by Martinez, Ted reappeared in competition after an McKinney, 119, of Killeen, Texas, America think we are.” Pagliarulo, playing his fourth “ We hit the ball all over the games are for. We did that tonight, and rail before. I was worried that he winnings o f $457,620. “ It’s been a horse to keep him trapped. A miie World Series in 1978. absence of seven weeks and had a throw of inflamed elbow). The team, which had been game since his return from the field, we just couldn’t string them Wood and Billy Masse, a 1984 East Catholic we’ll continue doing it in the next two might have too much (ground to hard campaign. He’s really been and an eighth just might have John Candelaria, 13-7, scat­ 219 feet, 6 inches. Only Maynard fought Saturday training at Fort Bragg since July disabled list. “ It takes time to get together,” Twins manager Tom Grad, put the Americans ahead 5-1. games.” make up),’ ’ he added. “ But he shipped a lot. W e’re talking about been a bit too much for him.” tered nine hits in six innings. night, scoring a 3-0 decision over back in the groove. I was Kelly said. 26, will switch training to Fort Brent Kosolofski of Calgary. Huachuca, Ariz., on Thursday. } U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 15, 1988

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Jets 0 .000 47 Walt Cormier 44, Rick BorkowskI 44, Bruce Williams probably remember when every Baltimore Totals 42 18 19 18 Totals 34 4 11 4 potential, but he usually DEAR BRUCE: I’ve always 39 77 .314 30 out,” subtract the record for Candalph 1000 Central Mike Guido 44. C Gross — Vince neighborhood had a breadman or two. West Division Darwin p 0000 Cleveland 2 0 1.000 13 SledueskI, Bill Dowd 83. Net— Ron Well has had a problem with wanted to go into business for myself, Dolrolt 4SS 001 100-18 Bassrf Houston 2 0 1.000 23 41, Steve Romeo 43, Ea rl N orsw orthy 44, Almost everyone had their milk W L Pet. OB Boston 001 000 on__4 most RBIs in a game, and mul­ 1000 and I think I ’ve found that niche you Oaklond 75 44 .430 — Totals 39 4 12 4 Totals 31 I 4 I Pittsburgh 2 0 1.000 47 M ick Gyokerl 45, Brian Guerette45, Ron the boss and left after a delivered to their door, and it was Minnesota 45 51 Gome Winning RBI — Bergman (5). tiply by the maximum innings Cincinnati 2 1 .447 54 Daniels 45. keep talking about..Nobody in this .540 »Dallas 1 1 .500 48 41 1 and No. 18) — Gross — Nick Pohoulls start a dry cleaning route. I would if you can find enough folks who will Boston Who is he? Andular L,1-5 found, I loaned him almost $100,000. can I do besides cry? Toronto 2, Kansas City 0 Clemens L,1S-8 Phllodelphia 1 1 .500 39 33 41, Ron Baslle 43, Steve McCusker 45, pick up the clothes from the custo­ foot the higher bill for this conven­ Baltimore 5, Milwaukee 0 1 1-3 Meads Washington 1 1 .500 58 54 Auggle Link 44. Net — Bob Reever 52, This was a m ajor portion of the money Smithson 1 1-3 Darwin A READ ER mers’ homes — even if they are not ience, by all means try it. Chicago 7, Seattle 4 Sellers Phoenix 0 2 .000 35 54 Dave Rutz 53, John Sheetz 53, Gerry my husband left me when he passed 41-3 Agosto Central iimdov's Oomes Trautwein 2 RIchmann 55, Jim Allen 54, Ray Daniels away. home, they can hang them outside — Fairly estimate the cost of doing Detroit IS, Boston 4 HBP—Flannery by Andular. Otlcogo 1 1 .sn 41 45 57, Ray Demers 57, Sal Russo 57, Bob DEAR READER: I can only cry PEOPLE HBP—JoReed by King. WP—Clemens, and bring them back the same way, business before you begin. Cleveland 3, Texas 0 Sellers. qoBqjonv peu :jdOAVd Umpires—Home. PoncIno; First, (3ulck; Minnesota .sn 48 44 M iller 58, F.N. Sullivan 58, Jim Funder- My son agreed to make monthly New York 9, Minnesota 4 Second, Pollone; Third, Gregg. Detroit .on 23 29 with you, and for you. A,child who and send a bill. Umpires—Home, Coble; Rrst, Denkl- 79 = e X 21 - OZ -I- 11. :U3MSNV bunk 58, Cromwell-Steeves Roger payments to me at 12-percent inter­ Baltimore 11, Milwaukee 9 Green Bay .on 24 59 Lentocha. would steal from his o ^ parent is I know I would have liked to have Kansas City 4, Toronto 0 nger; Second, McClelland; Third, McCoy. Tampa Bay .on 10 est, which was a little more than I was T—3:19. A —33,757. Cubs 8, Cardinals 3 43 TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — beyond redemption. Even if you were used a service like this when I was Simmons’ shocking life California 4, Oakland 4 ®1985byNEA. Inc. Nellgon-Belanger 45, Komlnskl- receiving at the time (1980) on my Seattle 11, ^Icogo 0 New Orleans i.on 54 48 Mlkolowsky 47. Net — Romeo- to find your son, the possibility of working (I am a young retiree and LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gene Simmons’ life STLOUIS Atlanta investments. Bruce Williams, America’s top ... OAondoVs Oomes Yankeas9,Twlna6 CHICAGO .sn 47 57 Sledleskl, Well-Guldo 55, recovering any money would be slim. have no desire to hang around the Wlnnwoto (Viola 1M) at Detroit (Ter­ Ob r h bl a b rh b l L.A. Roms .333 45 40 Wallnskl-Gvokerl 54, Beebe-Mawdslev He did make payments for about six radio talk host, Is heard each and work are based on rock and shock. rell 4-9), 7:35 p.m. Coleman If 4 0 2 0 Websteref 4222 San Francisco _ .333 - 49 71 57, Anderson-Solomonson, Daniels 58. Since he was ne’er-do-well for the first house), and I think lots of others would weeknight on N BC stations. His Fifteen years ago he started the heavy Texas (Kllgus 9-10) at Kansos City National League results OSmIth ss 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 3 0 0 0 Thursday’s Gome months, but then the business didn’t NEW YORK MINNESOTA 0 )uend2b 35 years of his life, he probably won’t like it too. What do you think? column appears every Monday, Wed­ metal group KISS, which became known as (Lelbrondt 4-11), S:3S p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 3 0 0 0 Salazar 2b 0 0 0 0 Seattle 14, Detroit 13, OT do so well and finally he just closed up Bmnsky rf 3 2 2 1 Grace 1b change. S.R., HOLLYWOOD, FLA. ^ Itlm ore (^uHsta 4-10) at Milwaukee RHndsn If 5 2 2 0 Gladden If 5 0 2 0 4 0 12 Friday's Game took his fam ily and the things he nesday and Friday. Write to Williams much for its wild makeup and antics as its ° (Hlguera BO), 8:35 p.m. Wshgtn cf Pnditn 3b 4 0 0 JL Palm eir It 5 12 0 New Orleans 33, Phoenix 28 The likelihood is that your husband 4 111 Newmn ss 3 0 1 0 Mats 4, Expos 3 Ford cf In care of the Herald, P.O. Box 591, music. Only gomes scheduled GW ordef 1 0 1 0 Bush ph 1 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 Law 3b 3 1 1 0 Saturday’s Games P6A Natlenal Champlenship owned in a truck, and disappeared. I labored through his life to acquire this Tuesday’s Oomes Mtngly 1b (First game) Logo lb 4 0 10 Berryhll c 3 12 1 Dallas 27, Los Angeles Raiders 17 Manchester 06040. Letters of general Now, he’s naanaging Liza Minneili’s 5 1 1 1 Gagne ss 0 0 0 0 TPenoc am barely making it on Social California of New York, 7:30 p.m. JCIark dh 5 0 2 2 Puckett ct 4 2 2 1 4 0 2 1 Varsho rf 2 0 11 Cleveland 23, Tampa Bay 3 money. To put it at risk for a child’s D EAR S.R.: A service like this Interest will be answered In the Oakland of Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Winfield rf DeLeonp 3 0 11 Jackson rf 2 112 Cincinnati 24, Buffolo13 EDMOND, OKLA.(AP) — Rnal scores Security. recording career and has started his own 5 12 0 Goettl 3b 4 1 1 0 MONTREAL NEW YORK Daylevp business, at best, was an unwise appeals to me as much as it does to column. Seattle at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Pglrulo 3b 5 2 2 2 Larkin 1b 3 110 0 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 0 0 0 Kansas City 27, Atlanta 13 andmoney winnings Sundayof the 70th PGA record label. abrhbl abrhbl Costello p 0 0 0 0 BleleckI p 2 0 0 0 Houston 27, New England 14 Milwaukee at Cleyeland, 7:35 p.m. Slaught c 4 111 Hrbek 1b 2 0 10 ONIxon If Notional Championship played on the Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m Velarde 2b 4 0 0 0 Dykstra cf 3 0 0 0 Quisnbry p 0 0 0 0 Dowson ph 0 10 0 Washington 27, Miami 10 7,015-yard, par-71 (3ak Tree Golf Club “ My life is based on shock. I find the idea so 3 0 0 0 Harper dh 5 113 D M rtnzcf 4 0 1 0 Bckmn 2b 2 0 1 0 MeWImsp Toronto at Chlcogo, 8:30 p.m. Santana ss 5 12 2 Laudnerc 5 12 1 0 0 0 0 Lancostr p 1)10 New York Glonts 24, New York Jets 21 course: interesting,” Simmons said recently. “ All of Texas at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Galarrg 1b 3 1 1 0 Teufel 2b 0 0 0 1 Tl Jones ph 10 0 0 Indlanopolls 25, Green Bay 21 Jeff Sluman, S140,000 Chrsnsn rf 5 0 2 0 Brooks rf 49-70^8-45—272 that has a lot in common with my working 4 1 2 2 KHrndz 1b 3 0 0 0 Totals 34 3 9 3 Totals 31 8 11 8 Denver 34, San Francisco 24 Paul Azlnger, 8100,000 47-44-71-71—275 Lmbrdz 2b 2 0 11 TJonesrf 0 0 0 0 Strw bryrf 4 0 0 0 A search-and-find mission Los Angeles Rams 27, Son Diego 4 Totals 42 9 14 9 Totals 19 4 14 4 Wallach 3b Tommy Nakallm , 870,000 4948-74-47—278 with Liza Minnelli. Great work should shock 4 0 0 0 McRyIds If 3 2 11 StLoulS o n 210 Sunday's Games Tom Kite, 845,800 72- 4971-47— 279 Foley 2b 4 12 1 Carter c 4 12 2 you.” National Laaguaatandlnga New York OM 010 SOO-J9 (M cage olO 102 22x—8 Minnesota 28, Chicago 21 Nick Fdido, 845,800 47-71-70-71— 279 Rtzgerld c 3 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 3 1 0 0 Game Winning RBI — Jackson (I). Pittsburgh 21, Philadelphia 14 Dr. Gott Minnesota olO lao t w t Hudler ss Bob Glider, 832,500 44-7571-48-280 3 0 1 0 Elster ss 3 0 0 0 E-4tard, Berrvhlll. DP—StLouls 2. Thursday's Game Daye Rummells, 832,500 East Division Gome Winning RBI — JCIark (14). Dopsonp 2 0 0 0 Darllngp 2 0 0 0 73- 44-4875— 280 Peter Gott. M.D. W L E—Newman, Santana, Lombardozzl. *' Chlcogo 8 2B— Berrvhlll Cleveland vs. New York Jets ot Mon­ Dan Pohl, 828,000 4971- 7871— 281 reunites aunt and her niece Pet. GB Heaton p 1 0 0 0 Wilson ph 0 0 0 0 h r -B runanskv (17), Jackson (3), treal, 7:30 p.m. New York 70 48 .593 DP—New York 1. LOB—New York 10, Raymond Floyd, 821,500 484874-72—282 _ Burke p 0 0 0 0 McDwII p 0 0 0 0 Webster (4). SB—Oquendo (3). Friday, Aug. 19 Steve Jones, 821,500 Promoting his city Pittsburgh 45 53 .551 5 MInnesoto 11. 2B— WInflefd, Laudner 2, Lyons ph 0 0 0 0 494872-73—282 Monfreol RHenderson. 3B— Larkin, Harper. HR— IP H R ER BB SO Kansas City vs. Green Bay at Mll- Kenny Knox, 821,500 72-494873— 282 DEAR 43 54 .538 4'/} Totals H 3 7 3 Totals 27 4 4 4 StLouls iMiukee, 8 p.m. future we can meet in person. We Chlcogo 57 SB .494 Pagllorulo (10), Puckett (18). SB— Wash­ Payne Stewart, 821,500 78497873—282 PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP) - Mayor ll'/ i DeLeon 5 6 M n v e r ot M iam i, 9 p.m. Greg Norman, 821,500 ABBY: I am have a lot of catching up to do. Phlladelphio 51 44 .434 18'/} ington (II). S—Newman. SF—Lombar­ Montreal on Doyley L,27 4871-72-71— 282 Sonny Bono is trying to drum up more St. Louis dozzl. 1 1-3 3 Buffalo at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. AAark O'Meara, 821,500 7871-7871— 282 writing to 51 44 .434 18'/i N m York on 101 ni—4 Costello 2-3 0 Thank you, Abby, for all the good west Division IP H R ER BB SO Saturday, Aug. 10 John Mohoffey, 814,500 71-71-7871— 283 business for his city. Two outs when winning run scored. Quisnbry 2-3 2 Detroit at Cincinnati, 7:30 p.m. thank you for you do. May God bless you. W L Pet. GB New York Craig Stadler, 814,500 48787547— 283 Candlorlo W,13-7 Gome Winning RBI — Teufel (2). M cW lllm s 1-3 0 New England at Phllodelphio, 7:30 p.m. O iv ld Graham, 811,500 an article you The pop singer-restaurateur arrived in Los Angeles 45 51 .540 4 E—Darling, Foley. DP—Montreal 2, Chicago 7847-7874— 284 STELLA GURKOVICH. Shields 21-3 Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Ben Crenshaw, 811,500 78714974-284 D ear A bby Toronto on Sunday in an attempt to sell the Houston 43 54 .538 2'/i N ^ York I. LOB—Montreal 3, New York BleleckI W,2-0 7 printed in The CLEVELAND San Francisco Nielsen 2-3 9 Pittsburgh at New York Giants, 8 p.m. M ark McNulty, 811,500 787847-74— 284 Hearing, speech 42 55 .530 3'/i 8. 2B—Galarraga. HR—Brooks (14), Foley Lancaster S,5 2 0 C l e v e l a n d benefits of the Cincinnati 59 57 Minnesota New Orleans at Indlanopolls, 8:30 p.m. Corey Pavin, 811,500 71-787548— 284 Abigail Van Buren .509 4 (3), Carter (10), McReynolds (18). SB— San Francisco at Son Diego, 9 p.m. Son Diego 55 42 .470 10'/} Toliver L,4-2 4 DoMortlnez (13), McReynolds (17), Richard Zokol, 811,500 78787470—284 Plain Dealer in D EAR STELLA: Don’t thank desert city at a Atlanta Berenguer 2-3 WP—DeLeon. BK—Qulsenberry. Houston at Los Angeles Rams, 10 p.m. M ark Calcavcch, 811,500 78497872—284 40 77 .342 25'/} Dykstra (24) Wilson (13). S—Elster. SF— .Umpires—Home, Marsh; Rrst, De- Septem ber me — that’s what I ’m here for. convention of Saturday's domes (3onzalez 21-3 Teufel. Washington at Los Angeles Raiders, 10 Nick Price, 811,500 747847-73—284 M i^ ; Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Ren- p.m. Jay Overton, 811,500 help is available 1987, telling Montreal 7, New York 4 Toliver pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. IP H R ER BB SO nert. 48457574—284 Thank you for sharing your story trade associations. Chlcogo 5, St. Louis 1 HBP—Velarde by Gonzalez. WP—Toli­ Sunday, Aug. 21 Scott Hoch, 84,447 74494874— 285 your readers ver. Montreal Minnesota ot Phoenix, 8 p.m. with me, and may God bless you, Bono’s first big Cincinnati 3, Atlanta 1 Oopson 5 Jay Don Blake, 84,447 71-787249-285 Pittsburgh 10, Philadelphia 4 - Pi'"* s—Home, Evans; Rrst, Reds 2, Braves 0 _ Monday, Aug. 21 Blaine McCalllstr, 84,447 7347-7578-285 DEAR DR. GOTT: On several occasions you have that the Salva­ too. publicity trip was Heaton L,3-8 31-3 Chicago at Dallas, 8 p.m. Houston 1, Son Diego 0 Tschida; Second, Hendry; Third, Young Burke 1-3 David Edwards, 84,447 71-4977-48— 285 responded to readers’ letters concerning a variety tion Arm y could help them find fam ily had taken the trouble to Readers, the Salvation Army to New York last Los Angeles 2, Son Francisco 1, 11 In­ T—3:13. A —51,314. New York Lanny Wodklns, 84,447 74497872—285 ATLANTA CINCINNATI Ronnie Black, 84,447 of communicative disorders involving disturbances long-lost relatives. look for her, because she had operates a Missing Persons Loca­ nings Darling 7^43317 71- 71-7873-285 month, where he ab r h bl ob r h bl Chip Beck, 84,843 47-72-7874— 284 I immediately wrote, asking if always felt that her father’s Sunday's Games M cOw ll W,5-2 7 1 0 0 0 0 Gant 2b Steelers 21, Eagles 16 in speech, language and/or hearing. Please let your tor Service in 86 countries of the met with Mayor New York 4, Montreal 3, 1st game Angels 6, A’s 4 4 0 0 0 Daniels If 4 0 11 Curtis Strange, 84,843 72- 72-7349— 284 Dopson pitched to 2 batters In the 4th. Oberktl3b 4 0 1 0 Wlnghm If 0 0 0 0 Steye Elkington, 84,843 readers know of the American Speech-Language- they could locate my niece whom fam ily didn’t care about her. world. This service is available to Edward I. Koch, New York 4, Montreal Z 2nd game H BP— Dykstra by Heoton. G Perrv lb 78787449—284 Pittsburgh 9, Phllodelphia 8 4 0 1 0 Sabo 3b 4 0 0 0 Philadelphia 0 10 3 3—14 Donnie Hammond, 84,843 72-72-7349^284 Hearing Association. This organization certifies I had not seen since she was 13 Abby, it’s a long story, but the public. Those interested CALIFORNIA OAKLAND Umpires—Home, Tata; Rrst,'Davis; D M rp h yrf 4 0 10 Larkin ss 3 0 10 appeared on televi­ Cincinnati 2, Atlanta 0 Second, Darling; Third, Froemming. PHIsburgh 0 7 0 14—21 Gary Koch, 84,843 72457871— 284 professionals who have completed a demanding weeks old. Stella, who was named while my brother was overseas, should be aware of the following a b rh b l a b rh b l Thomas ss 4 0 2 0 EDavIS cf 3 0 0 0 Tom Watson, 84,843 72-487472— 284 sion and radio (3ilcago 8, St. Louis 3 DWhIte cf 5 0 10 T—2:52. DJames If Second Quarter Son Diego 4, Houston 1 Polonlo If 5 1 3 1 2 0 10 Esasky 1b 2 110 Phi— FG Dorsey 27, 4:01 Rocco Mediate, 84,843 48747874—284 graduate curriculum, passed a national exam and for me, was the only child of my his wife fell in love with another basic guidelines; Roy 2b 5 0 3 1 Phillips rf 5 1 1 0 LSmIth If 2 0 0 0 ONelll rf 2 0 0 0 M ark WIebe, 83,211 shows and at­ San Francisco 15, Los Angeles 4 Joyner lb Benedict c Pit—Zeno 12 pass from Brister (Ander­ 74487872—287 served a clinical fellowship year. It also publishes a brother, Harry Selavko, who was man, so she wrote Harry a "D ear 1. The inquirer should be Monday's Games 3 110 Lansfrdlb 10 0 1 2 0 1 0 BDIazc 3 0 11 son kick), 9:22 Jay Haas, 83,211 7871-71-72— 287 tended another COavIs dh 5 112 Canseco rf 2 0 10 Virgil c 2 0 2 0 Cncitan 2b 3 0 0 0 Calvin Peete, 83,211 "Guide to Professional Services” for those seeking killed in World War II. John" letter, asking fora divorce. searching for a near relative. Atlanta (Smoltz 1-3) at Pittsburgh Bosley If Nets 4. Expos 2 (second game) Blocker cf Phi—Giles 1 pass from Cunningham 74457473—287 convention. (Walk 11-8), 7:35 p.m. 5 1 1 0 McGwIr 1b 5 1 2 2 1 0 0 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Jim Hallet, 83,211 72-487473—287 help. Our address is 10801 Rockville Pike, Rockville, The Salvation Arm y sent me a However, the divorce never Arm as rf 5 2 4 3 Hossev dh Royster cf (Dorsey kick), 14:24 Please do not request a search for San Diego (Hawkins 10-9) at Houston 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 R llo p 0 0 0 0 Third Quarter Hale Irwin, 83,211 74787871— 287 Howell 3b 5 0 0 0 DHedsncf 3 0 2 0 Morrsn ph 1 0 0 0 BIHSOSP 1 0 0 0 Thomas Brannen, 83,211 Md. 20852. form requesting specific infor­ materialized because Harry was old classmates, sweethearts, (Ryan 8-10), 8:35 p.m. Boonec MONTREAL NEW YORK ZSmIth p Phi— FG McFadden 31, 3:14 7871-7472— 287 3 0 3 0 Steinbchc 4 110 2 0 0 0 Tredwyph 1110 Lorry Nelson, 83,211 7871-7570—287 mation to help them in the search. killed before he could answer her wartime buddies, friends or Son Francisco (Robinson 4-2) at Los M iller c 0 1 0 0 Hubbrd 2b abrhbl abrhbl Smmns ph Fourth Quarter D E AR READ ER: Thank you for writing to Band Angeles (Belcher 04), 10:35 p.m. 3 0 1 0 Hudler 2b 4 0 0 0 W llsancf 4110 1 0 0 0 RM rphyp 0 0 0 0 Phi— FG Dawson 28, 5:53 Oayld Ishll, 83,211 7871-7449—287 I filled it out and mailed it letter. His daughter, Stella, who Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Weiss ss 3 0 0 0 Alyarez p 0 0 0 0 O esterib 1 0 0 0 Isao AokI, 83,211 mention this useful resource. I am sure that neighbors. And do not ask to find Only games scheduled Raines If 4 111 Magodn 3b 3 0 3 0 Totals Pit— W. W illiam s t i poss from Bono 7871- 7873—287 _ Tuesday's Oamos Jenngs ph 10 0 0 G alarrg 1b 3 0 0 0 Elster ss 1 1 0 0 34 0 9 0 Totals 27 25 1 (Anderson kick), 4:15 Peter Jacobsen, 82,400 78487572— 288 interested readers will find your printed material promptly. was 14 months old at the time, runaway adult children, or some­ won’t Gallego ss 0 0 0 0 Denis Watson, 82,231 Chicago at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Totals WJhnsn ph 1 0 0 0 KHrndz 1b 4 0 1 0 Altanta Pit—Lockett 54 poss trom Bono (Ander­ 78787970—289 informative. I heard nothing for 10 months. never knew her biological father one who has left town owing you Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. 39 4 14 4 Totato 34 411 4 Wallach 3b 4 0 2 0 Strwbry rf 4 0 0 1 son kick), 10:38 Dave Stockton, 82,231 78497575—289 Clndnnali_ 010 810 OOX—3 . John Cook, 8Z231 Then out of the blue, I received a or any member of his family. money. Sonny Bono b©er Houston at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Santavenc 4 0 0 0 M cRyIdsIf 4 0 11 Game Winning RBI — BDIaz (3). A-50,344. 47497577—289 DEAR DR. GOTT: While doing blood testing fora Montreal at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. C°!l?ornla OOO 040 110-4 TJonesrf 3 1 1 1 HJohsnss 3 111 Bob Twov, $2,231 71- 71-7877— 289 telephone call from a woman in I am especially grateful be­ 2. The inquirer must be able to Oakland olO (HO n DP—anclnnotl Z LOB—Altanta 8, Cin­ Robert Wrenn, 82,092 joint problem, my rh^matologist discovered that I PHOENIX. Ariz. Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — Armas (3). Brooksph 1 0 0 0 Teufel2b 4 12 0 Phi Pit 78487877— 290 Austin, Texas. She said, “ Hello, cause I am 66 years old, and have cinnati 3. 2B—Benedict, Esasky, Treod- First downs Ed R o rl, 82,092 71497574—290 am lacking an enzyme, which predisposes me to provide essential information (A P ) — Singer Huey Lewis says New York ot San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. . E-^owell. DP—California 1, Oaklond ONIxon cf 2 0 0 0 McDwII p 0 0 0 0 leay. S—ONelll. IS 14 Rivera ss 2 0 0 0 Sasser c 4 0 0 0 Rushes-yards 29-92 24-54 Scott Bess, 82,092 74497874—290 Stella? This is Stella.’’ I nearly survived two cancer operations. about the missing person. L LOB—California 10, Oakland 9. 2B— IP H R ER BB SO Jodie Mudd, 82,092 lung disease/emphysema. He says this is genetic. endorsements of beer of soft drinks are not for Steinbach, Boone. HR—COavIs (18), DeMrtnz p 2 0 0 0 Frndez p 3 0 1 0 Atlanta Passing 198 214 787877-70—290 fainted! The Salvation Arm y had My prognosis is good, but through 3. The Salvation Army reserves American League results Parrett p 0 0 0 0 Bckmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Return Yards Rodger Dovls, 82,092 78497572—290 Can you tell me more? him and The News. McGwire (22). SB—OWhIte ZSmlth L.5-10 6 5 41 59 it all, I kept praying that I would Ftzgrld ph 1 0 0 0 Comp-Att-Int 19-39-1 ^>14-3^2 D.A. Welbring, 82,092 72- 72-7873— 290 found my niece. She is now 45 the right to accept or reject any (13), Polonia 2 (14). S—Schofield. SF— Alvarez .2 0 John Inmon, 81,990 DEAR READER; I’m unable to tell you more “ No. we’re not going to do anything like that Lansford. McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati Sacked-Yords Lost 537 M 3 78497574—291 years old, and the mother of live long enough to find my niece request for services based upqn Indians 3, Rangers 0 Totals 31 2 4 1 Totals 34 4 10 3 Punts 841 7-40 Peter Senior, $1,990 48787474—291 without knowing the name of the enzyme you are in the future,” the 38-year-old singer said. IP H R ER BB SO Rllo 2 4 Don Pooley, 81,990 three! so I could tell her about her father consideration of reasonableness> Coinonila BIrtsas W.1-2 3 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 72497877— 291 lacking. The most common type of enzymatic " I ’m from the ’60s when it used to be ‘us’ M n ira td 100 100 0 0 0 -3 2 Bob MakoskI, 81,990 4972- 72-78—291 Stella said she was thrilled to and his family. TEXAS CLEVELAND AAWItt W .F ll 7 9 RMurptiy 2 1 Penalties-Yards 11-77 7-50 feasibility or motive. N ^ Y O rk 120 010 OOx-4 Time of Possession 34:17 25:43 Steve Pate, 81,930 71- 72-72-77—292 abnormality affecting the lungs is alpha-1 antitryp­ against‘them.’ ... abrhbl abrhbl Harvey S.12 2 2 Franco S,25 2 2 Bruce Lletzke, 81,930 know that someone in her father’s I hope and pray that in the 4. The inquirer is asked to pay a McDwel cf 4 0 1 0 Franco 2b Oakland Game Winning RBI — HJohnson (4). 7872- 7574—292 sin deficiency. In patients with this condition, “ If someone does it and donates the money 4 0 1 0 E—HJohnson, Hudler, Walloch, ,De- M ike Reid, 81,900 4871-7975-293 $5 non-refundable fee. Fletchr ss 3 0 10 Francn dh 4 0 2 1 Stewart 5 8 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Martlnez. DP—Montreal 2. LOB—AAon- RUSHING—Philadelphia, Gilmore 7-19, GIbbv Gilbert, 81,880 72- 72-7474-294 compounds present in lung tissue are not to a worthy cause, I think that’s OK. But I Sierra rf 4 0 2 0 Carter cf 3 1 0 0 Nelson L.7-4 2 2-3 5 Jim Carter, 81,840 5. The inquirer may secure Codoret treal 4, New York 7. HR—Raines (11), 6lants15,0edgers4 Cunningham 818, Toney 517, Byars 814, 73487578—295 neutralized, causing lung damage and — with time think when you’re doing very well and you OBrIen 1b 4 0 10 Hall If 3 0 0 0 2-3 1 HJohnson (22), T Jones (2). Babby Wodklns, 81,840 information and/or a missing Incvglla If 4 0 0 0 Snyder rf 3 0 0 0 Plunk ^3 0 Tellschick 1-13, McPherson 1-8, Toutalo- 75497575—295 — emphysema. Although there is no cure for this IP H R ER BB SO SAN FRAN tasl 1-1, Hoddlx 40. Pittsburgh, Hoge 7- Hal Sutton, 81,840 49747577— 295 Data Bank persons inquiry form by contact­ don’t need the money and you endorse a M Stanlyc 2 0 0 0 Upi^ aw lb 3 0 0 0 W P—Stewart, Nelson Montreal LOS ANGELS Andrew Magee, 81,800 Espy ph 1 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 2 1 1 1 Umpires—Home, Reed; Rrst, Garda; a b r h b l 24,'Clark 89, Abercrombie 48, Stone 44, 71-787479-297 genetic deficiency, patients can be helped by strict product that you’re not really into ... as far as DeMrtInez L,14-8 5 8 rh M E. Jackson 84, W. W illiam s 41, Bono 30. Doug Tewell, 81,800 784881-79^298 ing the nearest Salvation Army Seedh 4 0 0 0 Allanson c 3 1 0 0 Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Scott. Butler cf 4 3 3 2 Sox2b 3 1 10 Dick Mast, 81,800 compliance to good respiratory care: avoidance of the artist, I lose them.” Parrett 2 l DNIxoncf PASSING—Philadelphia, Cun­ 71-72-72-85-300 office in his area or by contacting Buechle 3b 3 0 1 0 Zuvellass 2 0 0 0 T—3:32. A —40,013. McGffgan l i *111 Andesnlb 2 0 10 Hubert Green air pollution, not smoking and aggressive manage­ Wllkrsn 2b 2 00 0 RThpsn 2b * * 1 0 Sdoscia c ningham 7 4 4 9 8 8 W D th e nearest Territorial Huey Lewis and The News, who sold a NewYerli 3 12 0 14248180, Ctayanaugh 491-48, McPherson Brower ph 100 0 Riles 2b 3 0 11 Dempsv c 2 1 1 0 ment of excess mucus and lung infection. combined 15 million albums with their last two Kunkel 2b 0 0 0 0 Frndez W,7-10 8 1 3 4 Clark 1b 1-587. Pittsburgh, Bono 5148155, Brister Headquarters. Orleles 11, Brewers 0 McOwll S,13 2-3 0 3 1 * 0 Guerrer lb 3 0 11 818872. I suggest that you ask your rheumatologist to Totals 32 0 4 0 Totals 27 1 4 2 Yongbldrf 3 0 11 Stubbs 1b 2 0 0 0 Addresses: 860 N. Dearborn hit LPs “ Sports” and “Fore!are on a world Umpires—Home, Davis; Rrst, Darling; Mlfchell If refer you to a pulmonary specialist for followup Secand, Froemming; Third, Tata. 5 12 0 Marshal rf 2 0 11 *y«cuse Senler 6olf Classic St., Chicago, III. 60610-3392; 120 tour to support their new album “ Small Texas 000 080 000-0 BALTIMORE MILWAUKEE Brantley p 10 10 MHtchrrf 3 0 11 care and further advice. Cleveland 801 110 OOx—3 T—3:02.A— 44,311. Aldreterf 4 3 4 2 Shelbvcf O ilc k 1-19, Hoddlx 1-15, R. Johnson 1-13, W. 14th St., New York, N.Y. World” Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 4 0 0 0 Garrity M l, ToutalatasI 1-9, Gilmore 1-7, t r a v e l Game Winning RBI — Jacoby (4). Stonicek If 3 0 0 0 Molltor 3b 5 0 0 0 M elvin c 4 12 3 Heeplf 4 1 20 SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) — Rnol scores DEAR DR. GOTT; I’ve been taking a mainte­ 10011; 1424 Northeast Express­ E—Sierra. DP—Texos 1, Cleveland 1. BRIpkn 2b 5 12 3 Leonard If 5 0 2 0 MWIms3b 4 2 2 1 Woodsn3b Carter 14. Pittsburgh, W. Williams 873, ond money winnings Sunday of the 8250,000 N American 4 0 10 Carter Hoge 811, Lockett 1-54, Hln- nance medication for gout for 10 years. Recently, way, Atlanta, Ga. 30329-2088; LOB—^Texos 7, Cleveland 3. 2B—Sierra. CRIpkn ss 5 2 2 1 Yountef 5 0 0 0 Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 Grrnin ss 4 0 10 Syracuse Senior (talf Classic played on the HR—Jacoby (9). SB— Carter (21). Murraylb 5 2 3 3 Brock1b 4210 Pirates g,Phlllles8 Spelerlb 10 0 1 Hershlsrp nant 1-20, Lee 1-15, Abercrombie 1-13, 4,548yord, por-72 Lafayette Country Club however, a pharmacist refused to issue further 30840 Hawthorne Blvd, Rancho 0 0 0 0 Zeno 1-12, E. Jackson 1-4, Stone 1-8 course; OTvewsbelW"-- IP H R ER BB SO Tetfleton c 5 2 2 2 Deer rf 5 2 3 2 Downsp 3 0 0 0 MIDovsph 100 0 refills on the present prescription, even though Palos Verdes, Calif. 90274. Texos MIdndorf MISSED FIE LD (30ALS— None. (tave Hill, 837,500 4 8 4 4 4 8 — 200 Letterman melts butter Gerhrtdh 3 0 0 0 Surhoffc 5 2 4 0 PITTSBURGH PHILA 0 10 0 Hlllegosp 000 0 some allowed refills were unused. He said the BWItt L >8 8 4 3 2 3 7 Sheetsdh 20 10Adducldh 5 2 3 4 Gibson ph Bobby Nichols, 819,450 a b rh b l 100 1 Butch Baird, 819,450 Canada is a better COLUM BUS, Ohio (A P ) - David Cleveland Orsulak rf 4 110 (tantnr 2b 5 0 2 1 Crews p 0 0 0 0 prescription was illegal — over a year old. Swindell W,13-11 71-3 4 0 0 2 5 5 2 3 0 Bradley If Bob Charles, 813,350 bargain than U.S. m Gonzals 3b 4 2 3 1 Sveum ss 4 12 1 4 2 1 0 Ruffin p , _ Holfon p 10 0 0 Fortunately a local physician responded promptly Don’t put off writing thank-you Letterman fans will watch a butter sculpture OJones S,24 12-3 0 0 0 0 0 BAndsn cf 4 12 0 Totals 44 1 2012 Totah 39 4)2 4 Doug Dolzlel, 813,350 PB— MStanley. Totals 401114 10 Totals a 9 17 8 0 0 0 0 MYoung rf Transactions Harold Henning, 88,408 to prevent a lapse in dosage. Was the pharmacist notes, letters of sympathy, etc. of guest Jack Hanna melt, making more of a Umpires— Home, AAorrIson; First, Kai­ 4 1 1 2 Bedrosnp Bon Pranctaco 441 Ben Smith, 88,408 3 2 2 1 MThmpcf 110 SIO-8 correct? m because you don’t know what to mess on the set than most of the Columbus Zoo ser; Second, Phillips; Third, Craft. Balltm m 302 812 821—11 Les Angeles m 00) 100-4 George Lonnlng, 88,408 Europe is a better 3 2 2 2 Samuel 2b Lou Graham, 84,742 D E AR R EAD ER: I think so. Most state have laws say. Get Ahhy’s booklet, "H ow to director’s animal friends have left. T— 2:28. A — 19,428. Milwaukee 001 081 on— 9 Game winning RBI— None. BASEBALL bargain than U.S. m Gome Winning RBI — Murray (4). 5 0-2 3 CJqm esrf Bruce Devlin, 84,742 that prohibit a pharmacist from routinely filling 4 0 11 T eku l^ p nll£Sr*'Sr f RThompson. Larry Mowry, 85450 1988 Write Letters for All Occasions.’’ Hanna has taken many of his animals on E—CRIpken, Molltor, Sveum. OP—Bal- 4 0 0 0 Defnler cf L& fS L ’S"'!!*® ’i Angeles 1. C LEV E^ N D INDIANS-Sent Bud prescriptions that are more than a year old — unless Reyals6,BlueJaysO tJjt'or* *• LO B —Baltimore 4, Milwaukee fjondsco 9, Los Angeles 9. Block, pitcher, to Williamsport of the Bruce Crompton, 85450 Send a check or money order for N BC -TV’s “ Late Night With David 3 0 0 0 Jordan 1b *B—Butler, Guerrero, MWIIIIoms, Dem- (tary Player, 85450 the doctor reauthorizes another supply over the 1987 10. 2B—BRIpken 2, CRIpken, Surhoff, 0 0 0 0 Daulton c Eosternljsoooe,forl8daylnluryrehablllta- Mexico is a better 12% $2.89 ($3.39 In Canada) to; Dear Letterman,” and they don’t always display Brock, Gantner. HR—Tettletan (10), Mur­ H R -M e lv in tlon. Release tlirls Bondo, catcher. Roy Beollo, 84425 telephone or in writing. If your state has such a law, TORONTO KANSAS CITY 0 0 0 0 Jeltz ss Walt ZembrIskI, 84,425 bargain than U.S. % Abby, Letter BdSJEB, P.O. Box the best manners. ray im , CRIpken (21), AdducI (1), Deer 10 10 (3utlerz3b JSrLrl" 4 1 1 1 1 I be able to claim my your vacation home and start working Boston If I 14, English 1-3 80 Z MIWTREAL EXPOS-Actlvoted Jeff Pete Hessemer, 81,150 tion. So the answer still is $3,000. with self-discipline and a cedarwood box filled Umplret— Home, Barnett; Rrst, Roe; 3 0 0 0 AOavIs 1b 5 1 2 1 Smlltv ottebed to 2 botters In me Cosemere Jawor, 81400 child as a tax dependent in September. Her 1988 college Paris 1b 3 0 10 Bolbonldh 5 1 1 0 . WP— Ounne. ^ reM , pitcher, from the 21-day disabled with a warm saline solution in which he would Second, Bremigan; Third, Cousins. 814 58 24, Lucas 84 00 7, Booues 1-2 82 Sent Tim Barrett, pitcher, to Jack Reck, 81,000 expenses cost you $3,000. She earns QUESTION: "Suppose Sarah Guillen ss 3 0 0 0 Bradl^c 5 110 Umpires—Home, Atontague; Rrst, Bo- Orville Moody, 81,000 this year? Hill 2b 3 0 0 0 Buhner rf Indlanopolls of the Arnerlcon Association. apply for any year that your child is works for a year or two and then float for up to half an hour in the dark, Albert 3 2 2 1 n I n; Second, Brocklcmder; Third, 85 80 4, Schoyes 81 1-2 1, Perkins 81 1-2 Bill Collins, 81,000 ANSW ER: It depends. As a general $4,500 from her new job before the end Sunday’s home runs Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 MeSherrv. Jimmy Powell, 8825 (1) a minor, or (2) a student. And for decides to go back for more schooling. Goldman writes in “ The Lives Of John Gulnonsss 32 23 « 0-* *•* *• Totals PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Traded rule, you can’t get a dependency of the year. Tgtah 27*96 2>33 84. Bor^ Pitcher, to the Chicago White Mike Kelly, 8825 this purpose, Sarah is a student as What then?" Lennon.” IS 8 4 8 Totah V 111418 USA (8) Dick Peacock, 8825 deduction for anyone who earns $1,950 QUESTION: “I provided less than AMERICAN LEAGUE Sox fw Dove ^Polnt, pHcherTOptloned The sensation reminded him of getting high, Mpnnlng 84 55 11, Hawkins 85 81 7, Rick Reed, pitcher, to Buffalo of the Aglm Bardha, 8418 or more in gross income during the long as she was enrolled full-time half of her support, right?” ANSWER: Assuming she’ll be in jocoby (9), Indians; Lemon (9), Salazar Chicgge 818 818— 8 Bob Bruno, 8418 (12), Tigers; Gedmon (5), Benzinger (11), •■"•ne 811 Six—11 Robinson 58 88 IX Coles 512 84 15, An- ^frtafiegn Assodatton. PurchoMd the year. If, say, your daughter Sarah during any part of five different A N S W E R : You may have provided school for five months or more, and according to the excerpts of the book m d e rw 87 82 8, Richmond 85 80 7, Shaw Quinton Gray, 8418 nSmI Sox; Teltleton (10), Murray (22), (tame Winning RBI — Buhner (2). Little League Dick Howell, 8418 graduated in May and then started on months during the year. The five a lot more support than you realize. published in this week’s People magazine. CRIpfcen (ZD.Orloles; Atlducl (1),Deer(l5), , E-Botas. DP—Seattle 1. LOB—Chicago 1-3 1-2 3, C. Smith 1-4 2-2 4, Elliott 84 2-2 frSSiBjftato.'^* you provide more than half her Brewers; Pogllarula (10), Yankees; Puck­ X Seolth 7. 2B— Bradley, Buhner, Solas, 4, Reid 1-2 1-2 3, C D . Sr^ilta 8 2 ^ 4, O'ANTS-ActIvatad Mike Fetchick, 8500 her new career, she’s likely to earn a months don’t have to be consecutive For example, the “ fair market value” support, you can again pick up a In November 1980, following the release of Malerle 85 80 7, LIchtI 80 80 0, Grayer M ike Krukyy^ pt t ^ , from the 21-doy Keith Duff, 8500 ett (18). Twins; Cotto (4), Quinones (9), Pasaua, Reids. 38—Revnokh. HR—Colto Chick Eyons, 8500 good deal more than $1,950 In 1988. So or full months. of Sarah’s lodging while she is at your dependency deduction for Sarah. his and Yoko Ono’s album, "Double Fantasy,” Brantley (15), Oovls (14), Mariners; COavIs (4), Quinones (8), Brantley (IS), AOovta **i® contract of Sunim r Little League l53?95^' ^ ’ ■* ’ • Doug Ford, 8500 at first glance. It may appear that Result: If Sarah’s last college vacation home during the summer To sum up; the areas of your tax he called producer Jack Douglas. (It), AnttaS 2 (9), Angels; McGwire (22), (14). SB—Reynolds (27). SF-QuInones. 551 PJS' Pijeher, from the Minnesota Jocky CupH, 8500 Athletics. IP H' R ER BB SO HalBItne-USA 38, NBA 37. Xpoint and Mlgned him to Phoenix of the you’ve lost Sarah — at least as far as a semester stretched from, say, Jan. 20 counts as support you provided for return most likely to yield family tax "John was totally satisfied with himself . .E?**?*** Bolton, 185, In Summer jw o ls-^ B A 511 (Barkley 1-X Jordan 8X ppBoned R o w Bobby (tause, 8500 CMcagg Bill Johnston, 8500 to M ay 20, she’s a student for 1988. her. The value of the lodging plus the NATWNALLEAGUB Long L>8 1 M 4 Little League octlonn Sunday at Indian Lucas 1-X Floyd 82, Webb M , Perkins 8 Sarnies, pitcher, to Phoe^ of the Podfic deduction is concerned. savings don’t receive nearly enough mentally and physically,” Douglas said. “He Notah Pork. Enfield lumped out to a 54 Coast League. Charles Mehok, 8500 That may seem like four months to Brooks (14), Polev a), Raines (11), Jones Blttlger 32-3 5 Bert Yancey, 8500 But there’s an important exception $3,000 you paid for her college attention. Many taxpayers cheat was starting to make a break. It had to do with (2), Expos; Gorier (10), McReynolds (18), Pall 22.3 3 lead and Bolton never recovered. Elliott 82, C.D. Smith 81, AAojerle 1-2). _ BASKETBALL you, but it’s five months to the IRS. So Shown Boothroyd and Max Schardt Ngflanal BoshelhaH Assoctatlen Fred Hawkins, 8500 to the gross-income rule that can be a expenses probably will put you over themselves out of perfectly legitimate his 40th birthday. He told me: T m happy to be Johnson (22), Mots; Parent 2 (2), Podres; U sttli Gerald Sachs, 8500 Mnllla (20), Von Sjyke (20), Plrota; A8MooraW,4-13 9 4 each hod two hlh for Bolton while V I* 2? 4). Assists— PHOENIX SU N S ^ g n S o S rM g le rle, big help here, says tax attorney Eli J. you can claim her as your dependent the half-support mark for 1988. dependency exemptions that can 40 years old. I’m in the best shape I’ve ever .. 0 0 011 Harry Roar, Ron Morin, Ron Gross and 21 (Barktevr Jockson, Jordon, guordJorword, to a five-year eontrod. Pete Brown, 8500 Brvnansfcy (17), Cardinals; Jackson (3), Umpires-Home, Cooney; Rrst, Brtnk- Jerry Barber, 8500 Warach of Prentice Hail Professional this year no matter how much she QUESTION: "H ow much Can Sarah yield automatic tax savings of M ta b ^ (0 . cubs; AMvIn (8), Butler (5), non; Second, Welke; Third, Merrill. Ryan Roth also hit safely. Bolton ploy '4 ‘ Col®*' Mo- Wtacld BoshelhiM loggue been in my life and I feel the best I ever felt.’” Manchsfer No. 3 tonight at Waddell lerte 3). Total feuls—NBA 24, USA 23. . CH'CAOp eXPRBSS-SIgned Will Jim Ferree, 8500 Newsletters. earns. earn in 1988 before she must pay hundreds of dollars. Don’t let this Otanls. T-2:3). A-11,984. Field. A —20475. Scott, guard, and Kevin (tamble, forward. Al Balding, 8500 Lorry Case, 8500 The gross Income limit does not But whether the gross income limit taxes?" happen to you! MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 15, 1988 — 17 Audience erosion is the issue 4 Scotch cocktail (2 wds.) “ If you have a successful program or a 5 Harem bunch of successful programs, you’re going to Colo, and Mo. apartment TV Topics do fine," said Stoddard. “ NBC has more LOS ANGELES — When the three major 4 'Th e Thinkar" 6 Dentist's successful program s than we do, and they’re sculptor networks held their annual show-and-tell for deg. doing fine. ... I actually think the network 9 Actress Francis 7 Bantu language television critics here, the question of the doing quite well, considering. programs are getting better, and as they get 12 Born 8 Stockings hour was what the writers’ strike would do to "W e constantly hear that we are losing our better, they’re going to maintain share.” 13 Unusually 9 Philosopher Im­ the new fall shows. 14 Soul (Fr.) audiences to the new alternatives and that Stoddard’s counterpart at NBC, Brandon manuel _ The strike ended midway through the 16 Retirement plan 10 Bowfin somehow we are at fault.” said Poltrack T artik off, sees a “ cloud on our horizon” at his critics’ convention, and the networks are (abbr.) 11 Bark "The fact is that in 1980, the average own network — future absence of “ The Cosby reassembling the 1988-89 television season. 16 Fundamental 19 Stretch out American household had five viewing op­ Show.” Bill Cosby has said he would not 17 Nothing Underlying the immediate effects of the 21 Catches tions. The three local network affiliates were continue the No. 1-rated series beyond this IB Sot 23 Classify strike, however, was the longer-term and, for three of these five options. In other words, the season. “ Cheers,” another top-five show for 2D Ready for 24 Author Mailer the networks, more worrisome issue of network affiliates represented 60 percent of NBC, is also likely to leave the air in the next 25 Legend audience erosion. 22 Hawaiian 26 Biblical king the viewing options. The networks com­ couple years. timber tree 27 Of the tea The strike’s effects can only steepen the manded 86 percent of the viewing audience. seemingly inexorable slide in ratings and 24 Compass point (abbr.) “ Today,” Poltrack went on, "the average “ I THINK WE made the best segue in the audience share for the networks. Fewer 26 Currencies 29 Places American household has 20 viewing options. history of broadcasting when ’Hill Street 2B Groom 30 Charles Lamb 44 Spawn 53 American in people are watching the networks because Three local network affiliates are still only Blues’ was in its last season, along cam e ’L. A. 32 Entertainer _ 31 Horse color 47 Actor _ O'Neal Britain Do you have anything I can exercise on 48 Mrs. Charles they have more choices — cable, syndication three of the now 20 options. In other words, the Law,’’’ said Tartikoff. Sumac 34 Conversational 56 Erich _ that won't remind me of my job?” Chaplin and VCRs. network affiliates represent only 15 percent of 33 Over (pref.) ■r" pause Stroheim “ So our hope is that we w ill have Bill Cosby 36 Lone 49 Inferior In size Two weeks ago, the three-network share hit the average household's viewing options. Yet 37 Diminutive suf­ 61 Pronged 57 North of next year. Our hope is that the ’Cheers’ people performance its lowest level, and cable sees^tself fix implement Ky. the networks still command 68 percent of will want to go one more and that the audience 36 Factual becoming a major player in the scramble to 41 Store fodder 52 Colorado ski 58 Part of the share of prime-time viewing on a full-year will want them to go one more. 9^lactrlcal unit 43 Thicker catch the eye of the roving viewer. resort psyche basis. "But the intent,” Tartikoff said, “ is to be in 38%py group “ You ask me what’s going to happen in the a flurry of development as soon as our doors (abbr.) next 10 years? You won’t hear the word O Batter “I, FOR ONE, do not think we at the open up tomorrow in the developmentof key 8 ‘cable’ anymore. It’ll be ’television,’’’ said J2 Man's name networks have to make excuses for that o’clock comedies and 8 and 9 o’clock dramas, 46 Explosive Michael Fuchs, chairman and chief executive performance.” because I think that is the necessary formula (abbr.) officer of Home Box Office. ’’They’re not Robert C. Wright, president of NBC, for NBC to keep this dynasty going.” 46 New (pref.) going to be able to distinguish between what IS concedes the networks are losing audience 47 Cables was cable and what was the big three. but says cable has had it easy so far because □ □ □ 60 Bold 64 _ and me 22 23 its programming, some of it old network “ I ’ M N O T T R Y IN G to clim b up the back of 66 Vines material, has been relatively inexpensive. ‘TANNER’ GOING PUBLIC? - PBS is 2S 26 27 the networks. I think there’s room for ail of 69 Motorists' 29 30 31 "As soon as they (cable channels) try to hoping to find an underwriter to pay for org. us,” Fuchs said. "But wejustdon’tfeel minor 32 step up to a major increase in viewership, continued production of the HBO limited league anymore, compared to the networks." 60 Dancer Miller they're going to have enormous cost pres­ series “ Tanner ’88.” The series, a collabora­ 61 Horse-training 36 The network executives who spoke to the sures of their own. I think they’re going to rope tion between cartoonist-writer Garry Tru­ TV critics, while not exactly putting on happy have a very, very tough time,” Wright said. 62 Relative deau and director Robert Altman, has 40 faces, at least put up a brave front. David 63 Negative 42 43 44 ABC Entertainment President Brandon followed the political campaign of fictional Poltrack, CBS vice president for marketing, answer Stoddard said he was confident that quality candidate Jack Tanner, played by Michael 64 Biblical witch's !46 used numbers to argue that the networks are network programming would hold audiences. Murphy. home 66 Horned animal 60 1 52 S3 ~ D O W N 1 66 66 57 58 59 TV Tonight

1 Make a 61 62 unaware that she s his roommate's iweater 5:00PM ( H B O ) Leadfoot (C C ) Philip lunch at the Algonquin Hotel, (60 min.) (R) mother. Rob Lowe. Jacqueline Bisset, An­ keeps a close eye on the complicated af­ 2 Of 64 65 McKeon and Peter Barton star in the story of the tragedy that follows when a teen­ drew McCarthy. 1983. GD Noticlero Unlvlsion fairs of her children and relatives. Olivia aircraft Pascal, Philippe Gamiar, Marine Mervil. ager gets his first car. rill Supermodel of the World Young GD National Geographic (60 min.) 1979. Rated R. 3 Tide type (C)1988 by NEA, tnc 5:30PM [ES P N ] Action Cycle Sports women from over 30 countries compete [ES P N ] Cycling: International Classic for a $25 0,0 (X ) contract with the Ford M o­ (60 min.) (Taped) 1:00AM (E Personal Advantaga; Sa- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bamum' Flamboyant del Agency. Contestants are judged in run­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Something Wild' A cret of M y Success master showman P.T. 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Today’s etus: E squats Y. where ancient trade routes ted to China; [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (R) BLONDIE by Dean Young t Stan Drake Based on the comic*strip adventures of a the influence of the W est on the econom­ 10 :3 0 P M (D) Odd Couple beautiful British officer w ho races the Nazis ies of the Baltic republics. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of @ ) INN News [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Ivanhoe' An adventure­ *ARL ABYD WD XZ8F to a fabled African city and a fortune in some 12th-century Saxon knight returns 3 Mersey's Hollywood Previews of &UMR.BUMP..BOMR,. BUMP- BUMP..BUMP..BUMP..BUMP.. diamonds. Sam Jones. Maud Adams, Kir­ from the crusades to firxl h im s ^ disinher­ YOUNEVBRKIi)OWWHAT'B 6p) MOVIE: 'Smokey and the Bandit' A movies to be released and interviews with PUMP.. BUMP. BUMP.WMP. sten Hughes. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ited apd the woman he loves engaged to a BUMP. B(M..B(JMP..BUMP.. GOIMG-R) MAKE. 1HEM MAO' VZEFSUBH SWVBSKVYDOX XR actors. BUMP-BUMP BUMP-BUMP. BUMP..PUMP..BUMP..BUMF. trucker and his sidekick accept a challenge gluttonous man. James Mason, Anthony 6:00PM C D d ) @§) N e w s to make a round-trip journey of 1,800 [H B O ] Montreal International Comedy Andrews, Olivia Hussey. 1982. ------miles in 28 hours. Burt Reynolds, Jackie ’ k DW SOL WD XZBX S'W ORX CD dl) Three's Company Festival Hosted By John Candy (CC) The Gleason, Sally Field. 1977. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Death Before Dishonor' C£) T.J. Hooker sixth annual Cannes Film Festival of C o ­ A Marine sergeant takes it upon himself to dD dD ALF (CC) Kate's friend, a known medy. uncensored, from Montreal. Host: ;XZD AKDBXDFX. ZD SF.’ — QD G im m e a Break! rescue a kidnapped superior from Middle drinker, sees ALF in the kitchen and thinks John Candy. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Eastern terrorists. Fred Dryer, Brian Keith, (3D Rockford Files she's hallucinating. (May be pre-empted R) 1 1 : 0 0 P M (3D (X) ® GD N e w s Paul Winfield. 1987. Rated R. On Stereo) ' W C Z B W W B L BH8. (S ) N e w s (Live) (In Stereo) Q D T a x i [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "He's a workaholic. Mention work, and he gets & D octor W h o Part 2 of 4 dD National Geographic (CC) A look at southern Italy's Vesuvius volcano, focus­ QD Benny Hill 1:30AM QS INN Nawa drunk." — Irv Kupcinet. Charlie's Angels ing on the inhabitants of ancient Hercula­ GD O d d Couple Dating Gams ® Q uin cy neum and the fishing village of Pozzuolli. C ISS8 by NEA. Inc. 274 GD M ission Im possible Part 1. ® Alice dD Noticias Narrator: Robert Foxwonh. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) GD Jeffersons [C N N ] Nawanight Update '* © ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour dS) MOVIE: My Wild Irish Rose' Story N e w s (Live) [ES P N ] Ma]or League Baaaball Maga [C N N ] Moneyline ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue of famous Irish singing star Chauncey 01- GD A live From O ff Ce nte r (C C ) "In a Gar­ zine [D IS ] MOVIE: Dot and Keeto' A young cott and his involvement with Lillian Rus­ WHAT A GUY bv Bill Hoerl den" and "Two Sisters Who Art Not Sis­ [U S A ] Discover girl faces all sorts of perils after something sell. Dennis Morgan, Arlene Dahl, Andrea WE GOT THEN I ^ OKAV BOYS, WE'RE GETTING ters" Video artist Jaap Orupsteen's inter­ LOOK! THERI DUHHH.GARSH, N O T THAT she eats reduces her to the size of an in­ King 1947. pretations of Gertrude Stein's poetry. (In 1 :35AM (E WII Shriner SOME GUESS WE'RE J CLOSE TO TH' CLEARING! JUST THEY ARE! YOU'RE RIGHT.' DUMB, YOU sect. Animated 1985 Rated NR V[NES, ALL SET! _y REMEMBER WHAT WE TOLD MOVIE: 'Family Plot' A shady med­ Stereo) 2:00AM CE Look at Me Now HAMMER­ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [E S P N ] SportsLook ium and her husband attempt to track YOU...ACT NATURAL AND PLAY HEADS! (M) Crook and Chase CE ® Home Shopping Overnight Bar- , by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee down the heir of a wealthy client and their JMB [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Footloose' Teen-agers ® M *A*S*H vice (3 hrs.) search leads them to a criminal in hiding. " a n o t h e r Unscramble these four Jumbles, in a small tow n fight for their right to dance DID YOU HEAR Barbara Harris, Bruce Dern, William De­ GD El Doctor Candido Perez one letter to each square, to form and stage a prom despite opposition from GD Secrets of Success ROUND MY LAST JOKE? vane. 1976. Love Connection four ordinary words. their conservative parents. Kevin Bacon, GD (S ) Robert Vaughn Discovers FOR MV Lori Singer. John Llihgow. 1984 Rated GD Rem o W illicims (C C ) A martial arts [C N N ] Convention Wrap-Up PG. (In Stereo) master and mystic goes on a presidential [ESP N ] SportsLook [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet PEERS, AMFER [U S A ] Cartoons mission to mold worldly Remo Williams [TM C ] MQVIE: Thief of Hearts' (CC) A KATIE!” into the ' perfect w e a p o n " (60 min.) (May [E S P N ] Baseball's Greatest Hits; 1977 cat burglar steals the secret journals of a 6:30PM (D CBS News (CC) be pre-empted) World Series Los Angeles Dodgers vs. young wife and unlocks her hidden pas­ New York Yankees n: (D WKRP in Cincinnati (S ) El Extrano Retomo de Diana Salazar sions. Steven Bauer, Barbara Williams, m wass* [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The End' A terminally ill John Getz. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) C £)® A B C News (CC). d?) A Day In the Life of America Focusing M n s ’s 61 man frantically searches for a simple and [U SA ] Credit Time Bomb POAYS A CO) Jeffersons on individual stories, 220 photographers trouble-free w ay to end his life. Burt Rey­ and 23 film crews worked from midnight [M AX] Wager of Three (S) Too Close for Comfort nolds. Salty Field, Dom DeLuise. 1978. 2:20AM THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom to midnight on May 2. 1986, to create this Rated R. W ive s Diane Niederman, Valerie Rojan and (S) (E) NBC News (CC). time capsule of America. (60 min.) Pascale Pellegrin star in this tale of three [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Mister Rogers (CC). GD MOVIE: 'Force of One' Mania! ans wealthy women who share stories of their erotic indiscretions in 18th-century Paris. ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holhrool. TOE APPLE SOPK3XC? T06o C » ^ d l) Noticlero Univision and underworld detective work are com­ 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® Lata S h o w (In YAQUES bined in this story of the California drug Stereo) (Q) Love Connection 2:30AM CE m o v i e : lony Madonna '^TOPOFTHeMgAP^ ------scene. Jennifer O'Neill, Chuck Norris, Ron (X) ® Nighttine (CC). XXX’ Tensions mount as one Tennessee □ a i ^ [CN N ] Inside Politics '88 O'Neal. 1979. W UlS,DID WE &ST (X) Morton Downey Jr. mountain family buys a meadow lost by OH? I [ES P N ] Outdoor Sportsntan [C N N ] Republican National Convention another family in a tax foreclosure. Rod' TtlAT ftfr &0\/5f2MlttEtJT X (JelL, HouBven, m wHflT'p J Coverage of the Republican National Con­ GD Honeymooners Steiger, Robert Ryan. Jeff Bridges. 1973. 7:00PM C5D Entertainment Tonight CO^^T(^ACT U)£ OJEpE / NO, lOE PlPN'T Com AUAi? TriEV I RECHOM vention, from New Orleans. Tonight; open­ @ ) Hunter Hunter's harassed by a nosy [C N N ] Sports Latenight Now arrange the circled letters to Actress Rosanna Arquette. (In Stereo) ing ceremonies; President Reagan. (3 hrs.) reporter while attempting to apprehend &IDPIN6- DM? V UIPN'T. EMW handed... vs form the surprise answer, as sug­ [ESP N ] SportsCenter &m ? i G D (S D N e w s [D IS ] SwiiB Family Robinson tw o robbery suspects. (70 min.) (R) z r ^ gested by the above cartoon. [U S A ] Perfect Diet \ (X ) ® Wheel of Fortune (CC). [ESP N ] Road to America's Cup (R) ® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) (X) $100,000 Pyramid [TM C ] MOVIE: Thief of Hearts' (CC) A ( S ) G D Convention N ig h t in R eview Paul 2:35AM CE N e w s (R| GD Cheers (CC). cat burglar steals the secret journals of a Duke moderates a review of events at the [H B O ] MOVIE; 'B MIHIon Woya to Dio' kw -.Eiraam ra’’ Republican National Convention by journal­ (Answers tomorrow) GD Sports Page W ith Irv Ooldfarb (Live) young wife and unlocks her hidden pas­ (CC) While investigating the murder of a iO bip sions. Steven Bauer, Barbara Williams, ists Haynes Johnson. Jack Nelson. Charles hooker, an ex-cop and a prostitute are Jumbles: OCCUR STOOP PODIUM HYBRID (g) M*A*S*H Saturday's John Getz. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) McDowell, Ellen Hume and Howard Fine- drawn into a deadly game in the drug- 9 tsMbvNC man. Answ er When It comes to love, an engagement ting Is (S) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour drerKhed L.A. underworld. Jeff Bridges. thIs-A "BUY" PRODUCT [U SA] WWF Prime Time Countdown FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavei ® Your Show of Shows to Summer Siam '88 (S ) Rat Patrol Rosanna Arquette. Alexandra Paul. 1986. Rated R. ® Family Ties (CC). Part 1 of 2. 8 : 3 0 P M QD The Cavanaughs Kit's GD Mala Noche...No mN h in r -| tram JvnMa, oJb MiN hiw ie w ". SO. S n 4M9, OrtonC*, n . IIO T -Ctw Win, Lose or Draw feelings for her ex-husband are rekindled [C N N ] Crossfire 2:55AM [M AX] MOVIE; -Neon Mwi- twliiiMayflower, zona college student becomes a m e ^ (jriffith, Ray Liotta. 1986. Rated R. (In could trigger a rather foolish, heated dS INN Nawa pitting themselves against the winter At­ ♦ 6 3 ding pals may seem Innocuous to you sensation after appearirtg In a campus cal­ Stereo) iqday, but be very careful about who exchange. OS Odd Couple lantic to seek a new life. Spencer Tracy. endar. John Dye, Steve Lyon, Kim Dela­ were played trom dummy, East won PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Today take Gena Tierney, Van Johnson. 1952. ney. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 4:00AM [CNN] Convention High WEST EAST you pul on the griddle. One of your (S I Caraon'a Comedy Claaaics lights Making it the king and returned a heart. With [E S P N ] Swimmirtg: Vise Intematlonel. ♦ J 6 2 ♦ 9 7 4 3 tflonds might take you seriously. Know extra care In commercial Involvements. W in , Loea o r D ra w 1 2 : 3 0 A M am in the Family 'YX, (SD from Santa Clare, Calif. (60 min.) (Taped) GD [DIS] MOVIE; -Plymouth Advonturo' ♦ KQ742 ♦ 95 only two diamond tricks now avail­ wnere to look lor romance and you'll You might have to deal with a person the hard way ® Hollywood Squaree CE High Rollara The drama of the man and woman ♦ Q ♦ K 8 7 6 5 able, declarer had tough choices for lIDd it. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker who is far shrewder than believed. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Stand By Me' (CC) Four P«k (HI W ih M o f Survival (R) young boys face a journey of self- CE To Bo Announced. crowded aboard tha email eNp MaytkwM r, ♦ KJ85 ♦ to 7 his ninth trick. e tBM br MBA, me liwtantly reveals which signs are roman- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Do not be pitting thsmsalvae against tha wintar At­ By Jamei Jacoby so mindful of personal Interests today [C N N ] Croaafira discovery when they attempt to locate the 3® Wendy end Me Defender West had thrown a club on litolly perfect for you. Mall $2 to Match­ body of a boy hit by a train. W il Wheaton lantic to sask a new Ufa. Spanoar Tracy. SOUTH U.8. ACRES by Jim Davli that you fall to recognize the needs and [D IS ] Animala In Action A study of frogs (S) (SS Lau Night With David Latter- the second diamond. South won the maker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box River Phoenix, Corey Feldman. 1986 Gena TIstrwy. Van Johnson. 1962. ♦ K 1 0 5 snd toads. m an (R) (In Starao) After declarer won the opening iead heart ace, went to dummy with a 91428, Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. wants of associates. Your alliances are Rated R. [U S A ] DIseovet ♦ a J 3 with his jack of hearts, he looked to di­ V M O O (A u g. 39-8ept. 22) In financial fragile and could easily be broken. [E S P N ] Major League Baaaball Maga- 8 ) Convanthm Covaraga 10 2 spade and cashed the nine of dia­ zlna [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lat'e Oat Harry* Fivi 4:30AM (B) TwNIght Zone ♦ amonds to bring in three no-trump. If NOW STEF BACK matters you are usually rather discl- TAURUS ( t ^ l 20-May 20) You realize friends join forces with a mercenary to res ® Twilight ZoiM ♦ AQ942 monds. Declarer discarded a club and [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Bay Boy- In 1930s JOUUST A LITTLE pllnad, but today you might permit you've been putting oft certain respon­ cue a kidnapped buddy from South Ameri IS ) Mora Real Paopla he were to assume best defense by West threw another club. South could 8:00PM GE) N a w h a rt (C C ) Dick refuses Nova Scotia, the sdolsscsm son of sn kn- sibilities and this has not gone unno­ to endorse Larry's candidacy for mayor. can terrorists. Robert Duvall, Mark Her Vulnerable; North-South West, he should lead the deuce of dia­ now simply Uke a club finesse; if it someone less prudent than yourself In­ a s PELICULA: 'El OJo da la Arana' Van povsrished fstnUy faces uncortakity about Dealer: South fluence your thinking. ticed by anothar. You'd better start cor­ (May be pre-empted R) mon, Gary Busey. 1986. Rated R. (Ir Johnson, Teodoro Cona. monds at the second trick. That would worked, that would make the contract. Stereo) Ns futurs ss s clargymsn dus to burgson- LWRA (Sept. 23K>cl. 23) Indecision recting things before you are put on tha QD MOVIE: 'The Star Chamber' An ing desirss snd Ns invoNemant In a mur­ make nine tricks easily: Win the ace of But wasn't West likely to hold the club ®3) Qana Scott West North East Soeth could lead to your own undoing today. spot. idealistic young judge, frustrated by legal 1 0 : 0 0 P M QD ( D ® N e w s der. LN UHmsnn. Kiefer Sutherland. 1984. diamonds, play back to the 10, and king? So declarer cashed the king and It's beat, lor loopholes, finds Nmself becoming the in­ [U S A ] Edge of Night Rated R. ! ♦ Thera Is a chance you may postpone a QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) GD IN N N e w s even if East ducks the king of dia­ ace of spades. Believing that West was your own sake, not to yield to peer pres­ strument of everything he's fighting 12 : 3 5 A M CE Lova Boat l ¥ 2 * Pass 2 N T matter tor auch a long time that you will GD Police Story [U S A ] Suooasal monds, declarer can get back to dum­ now exhausted of spades, he threw sure today. Giving in against your better against. Michael Douglas. Hal Holbrook. Pass 3 N T Pass Pass have to make a snap Judgment that Sharon G(gss. 1963. 12:40AM (SD m o v i e ; 'Blind Data' my with a spade to play the jack or Judgment could lead to regrets later. Morton Downey Jr. 4:35A M [ H B O ] m o v i e : -ja w s tha Pass West on lead with the 10 of hearts. might not work out too well. (X) E M a ' Qreceland Priscilla Presley Using computar-aidad vision, a blind ad Revenge' (CC) White staying In Bsmtuda, nine of diamonds. Poor West could take his three heart SC O R P IO (O ct. 24-Nov. 22) Instead of CANCER (June 21-July 22) That little hosts a nostalgic tour of the mansion (S) Americen Mestere: The Ten-Yeer exscutiva plays a cnjclal role In solving a Lunch: The Wit and Legend of the Al- Elian Brody becom e, convincad that the Opening lead: ¥ 4 Unfortunately declarer led the dia­ tricks, but then he had to lead away dealing with things as they are today, green-eyed monster might give you a Graceland. Clips from performances and siring of murders. Joseph Bottoms. KIrstie shark that kWad her son Is stalking h tr fa­ hard time today when you compare memorable events are included. (6 0 min.) goitquin Round Table (CC) Heywood Alley. Kelr DuNae. 1984. mond 10. Of course West played the from the K-J of clubs to give South his lhare Is a possibility you may give too Hate Broun narrates this portrait of the ce­ mily. Lorrsina G m y, Lanos Guest, MIchasI your present status against people with queen. When the ace and then the jack three-no-trump contract. much credence to old resentments, cre­ QD M OVIE: 'Claee' A prep school student lebrated group of writers, journalists and 12 :4 5 A M [M AX] MOVIE: 'island of Came. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) *"**^'” JIM PWVTe a-i». ating difficultlea with those with whom whom you are Involved. Tune him out. embarks on an affair with an older woman. critics w ho met daily during the '20s for 1 0 0 0 Defighte* The weefthy Lady Harriet 4:42A M CE l Love Lucy M — M ANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 15. 1988 M ANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 15, 1988 — 19

I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS Connecticut man’s ’48 Tucker one of only 51 ever built I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I O J h e l p WANTED FOHSAU IF O N S A Ii I RECEPTIONIST. Enthu­ IN SID E Sales. D'lie of FULL Time Delivery. Im­ siastic, hard working New England's fastest PART Time Nurse SAL?TLToht!no!^TfIe By Linda Stowell mediate Opening. NURSE needed for busy DB- “ Studio of Lite” In C O V EN TR Y. Cozy and “FOREST Ridge Town- Bart, owner of Universal At­ and former secretary-treasurer Receptlonsit needed growing sign supply quiet. Immaculate 2 house. 3V^ baths, 3 bed­ The Associated Press for busy office. Must Heavy lifting. Must be MOES GYN doctor's office In Enfield Is seeking full tractions Inc., an entertainment of the Tucker Topics newsletter, companies needs an or port time Individu­ bedroom home In pri­ rooms, 1900 square feet have good phone and Inside Sales person. Responsible and de- AeANoneAMe Manchester. Needed management business in New said the Tucker business failed pendoble. Call 643-2171. Immediately, please als with retail tales vate wooded area. Full of living space, fire­ STAM FORD — Jack Bart said people skills. If you can You should have good ApHiemIs place, olr conditioning, York, keeps the car in a garage in because Tucker was so far ahead call 646-1157.______experience to sell light­ walk out basement and one of the unusual things about keep your head while telephone manner and DRIVER heeded Fell ae4 Part Tieia walk up attic. New deck with view. Par­ Fairfield County. He declines to of his time. those about you are Manchest.er- PULL Time. Janitorial ing fixtures and asso­ his silver 1948 Tucker is that it has some knowledge of In­ Wa offer the areas hi­ ciated products. Pofl- root, deck, water tially finished walk-out give any other details on the “There were so many innova­ losing theirs-call 649- side sales. Sign supply Wllllmantlc-Enfleld ghest etaff to patient position Is now availa­ heoter, gutters. Wood basement. Pool, tennis seatbelts. 9626. gorston sign area. W doy on Satur­ ble working for a qual­ tloni require outgoing whereabouts of the car for tions — that’s why he had so many experience Is not re­ ratio. Individuals who have stove hook up. Move In court. Priced to sell at His is one of only a few Tuckers Supply, 110 batson quired. For appoint­ days. Contact Tom or ity food service com> condition. By owner $159,000. Coll owner at security reasons. obstacles in his way,” Cermak • Flexible \ tales ability and enlov still in existence and one of only 51 Drive, Manchester. ment call 649-9626. Gar- Tony. Auto Paint Dis­ pony. Responsibilities $113,000. 742-8390. 647-0748. said in a telephone interview Scheduling working with people. The man who designed the CONSTRUCTION La- ston Sign Supply, lio trib u to rs , 649-5211, Include: cleaning ever built. 8om-5pm or Saturday • Complete Health floors, emptying trash, Mutt be able to work MANCHESTER. This SOUTH Windsor. Beautl- Tucker decades ago agrees with from his home in Roseburg, Ore. borer. No experience Batson Drive, Man­ 2700 square foot Colon­ “It’s an unusual car — it was chester. 9am-1pm. Insurance washing pans. We need Saturday and some ev­ ful 2 bedroom Town- B a rt. Cermak said he believes there necessary. $5. per hour ening hours. We offer ial Is situated on % acre house with den! way ahead of its time with to start. Call John 875- HARDWARE Clerk. Full “Including Oental" good reliable people to “ I think the car has survived its are 48 Tuckers left, several of loin our staff. Super benefits and opportuni­ lot In a new and presti­ Cathedral celling, sky­ innovations like pop-out wind­ 9371.______or part time Includes • Uniform ties for advancement. gious neighborhood! test of time,” said Alex Tremulis, which are in museums. He said weekends. Apply: Con­ benefits. We will train. lights, carport, potlosi shields, padded dashboards, seat- HtU Tim Allowance Coll our personnel de­ Tiled foyer leads to a 2 sliders to a scenic in a telephone interview from his one car was wrecked in Indiana­ yers Hardware, 646- Glastonbury 633-7656 large living room with belts and a center turning head­ INVITATION TO 8ID • Bonus Hours ask for Dave. partment for an ap­ view ot the pond! Pool home in Ventura, Calif. “All is polis during testing, another was 5707.______center fireplace. Just a light.” Bart said. MATH • Free Meals pointment. Electrical and tennis! Very con­ going well with them. They’re scrapped and another caught on Ssolsd bids will be received S/T Assistant Instructor- Wholesalers, Inc 522- few of the features are veniently located to A movie about the Tucker. In the General Services' of­ For more Information still running.” fire. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Janltorlol Supervisor. 3232 ext 4037. forman dining room, 1-84. FHA approved “Tucker: The Man and His TEACHER Caring and conclen- please call 1st floor family room, Tremulis said he designed the Cermak, who said he has a ter, C T until 11:00a.m. on the STUDY HALL WAREHDUSE-Driver. tool $124,900. Anne Dream ,” opened nationwide Fri­ dote shown below for the fol- tlous person needed to CRESTFIELO Dur Enfield service 1st floor laundry, Miller Real Estate, 647- first ’Tucker in Chicago in 1947. He variety of antique cars including lowing: TqUm I High Schnl work with devel'op- atrium doors leading to day. It is based on the true story of CONVALESCENT MONITOR center needs a person OOOO.o______said only 51 were built. a 1959 Oldsm obile 98, two 1959 A U G U S T 30,198S- mentally disabled large deck, 4 bed­ post-World War II visionary For an application call; adults. Vehicle re­ HOME ' to handle shipments, rooms, locuzzl tub. M A LLA R D View. New 6 Tremulis began working with Fleetwood Cadillacs, a 1959Buick CHAMBERS ST. MindiBstsr ^ r d process orders and room Colonials. 3 bed­ Preston Tucker who made a /LOCKWOOD ST. STORM quired to transport MANCHESTER,CT. Many, many morel cars in 1933. Now, the 74-year-old and two Packards, said ’Tucker Superintendent crew In p.m. only. of Education make occasional deliv­ Coll today for an ap­ rooms, VA boths, fire­ reality of the innovative car with D R A IN A G E 643-5151 eries to our customers. place, gourmet kitchen former employee of a number of was acquitted of fraud charges. D f SchDDls Travel reimburse­ Is seeking appllranlt for pointm ent! $339,000. a Cyclops-like third headlight. AUGUST 31,19M- ment. S7.65 per hour Position Involves occa­ with all oppllonces, car companies, including Ford But the year in court drained his (1) TOWN-WIDE 51 Tolland Green SALES. Par house, vinyl a atudy hall nwnitor at sional overtime and Realty World, Benoit, The car so alarmed Detroit plus/!^benefits. Call Frechette Associates, corpeting, full base­ Motor Co., said he has given up business and his employees left, CURBSIDE RECYCLING siding. Please tele- Manchaeter/ High Saturday. Previous ment and garage. No with its advances that its creator Tolland, C T 06084 Kathy lannucci be­ phone 1-800-537-2651. 646- 7709.P______w orking on cars because he is Cermak said. PROGRAM School. Dutle^nciude; warehouse and driving monthly Association was called a con-man. (2) S A LE O F R E C Y C L E D tween 10-4 at 871-6724. EAST Hartford beauty. blind. He proudly says he was a “It (the Tucker) was so differ­ MANAGING Editor for a ■upervltlon of study experience preferred. fess! $149,900. Blan­ Bart, who plans to see the PAPER 875-9682 ANNUITY Clerk. Down- bi-monthly profes­ Clean motor vehicle Lovely and unique, chard 8, Rossetto Real­ "stylist,” throughout his career, ent, it couldn’t be mistaken for (3) SALE OF RECYCLED town Hartford Insu­ halls, In-tchool suspen­ over-sized, dormered m ovie , said he paid $6,750 for the Application deadline: sional lournat. Re­ record required. We tors," We’re Selling not an engineer. anything else,” he said. “There METAL FOOD rance company seeks quires knowledge of sion room, corridore, offer benefits and op­ Cope. 8 plus rooms, 5 Houses” 646-2482.P car 20 years ago. but believes it’s CONTAINERS August 19 self-starter with good and before and after bedrooms and 3 full The cars of today, he says, "all were three headlights and the one word processing on portunities for ad­ DRASTICALLY Re­ worth much more now. He bought (4) S A LE O F R E C Y C L E D typing and math skills data base manage­ school detention rooms vancement. Call our baths. Rec room, 2 cor look alike ... They’ve lost their in the middle turned with the GLASS toe duced. Well main­ it from a broker who was AP photo for diversified posi­ ment. Experience with with related clerical at­ personnel department. oarage and bullt-ln originality somehow.” steering wheel and it shined its (5) PURCHASE OF 1,500 tion. Willing to learn a pool. $209,900. Strono tained spacious 2 representing former Arkansas CURBSIDE RECYCLING graphic arts, desk top tendance duties. School Electrical Wholesal­ bedroom, IVi both Trem ulis, who has a high school light the way you turned. must. Growth poten­ publishing and/or mar­ ers, Inc. 522-3232 ext Real Estote. 647-7653.0 Gov. Winthrop Rockefeller. UNIQUE CAR — Jack Bart poses with modern automobiles. It has an air­ CONTAINERS days only 7.2 hourt Townhouse In desira­ education, said designing the “If he had kept going with the. COURT OF PROBATE, tial. Full benefits. Call keting Is 0 definite plus. 4037. FDUR Family. Exterior "When I buy a car. it’s like a his 1948 Tucker recently in Bridgeport. Th t Tow n of Manchester Is for Interview. 249-9391. daily. *6.05 hourly wage ble Lydall Woods. This cooled engine and disc brakes. Of theSI newfangled Tucker was easy. ’Tucker, the people seeing the car on equal opportunity em­ Training will be pro­ recently painted on this outstanding unit fea­ love affair, but with a lot of OP HHARINO vided. Must work well ('7845, yearly). Some The car. of which only 51 were built, built, 46 survive. ' "I always considered anything now would say they’d rather have ployer, and requires qn qfflr- ■•TATI OP STANLEY ■ DRIVER Needed for tire well-kept. Income pro­ tures atrium doors, people, it’s strictly business. matlve qctlon policy torqll or PAUL LUSZCZKI -■ deliveries. Knowledge with limited supervi­ benefita provided. Con­ Real Estate ducing property. 4 formal dining room, 1st incorporated many features found in on wheels could be a work of art.” that than any car out now.” Its Controctors ond Vendors Purswnt to on order of Hon. of area helpful. Clean sion. Salary S25-S35K tact: newer furnaces and hot They want to make a fast buck.” at o condition of doino butl- floor laundry, full he said. “It just came very Cermak said Tucker was povld^ C. Rapps, Judea, driving record a most. depending on expe­ Peter G. Boudo, water heaters. Circuit basement ond low B a rt said, coceding that he, too. nett with the Tow n, at per doted August 10,19SS o htor- rience and skills. Profit naturally. crushed by what happened to his Fsdsrol Order 11246. Ino will be held on on applica­ Town Fair Tire. 646- Vice Principal HOMES breakers. 3 car garage. molntenanmce fees. has a price — about $150,000. oned off sold for $56,000 three 8140,______shoring and bonuses. A most see! $234,900. Bart, who spent about $30,000 to miles on it when he bought it. "It had styling that didn’t look company. He said Tucker died in Bid forms, plans and spoclfl- tion proylno thot Isttors of Mancheeter High School FOR SALE Reduced to sell at "W he n I paid $6,750 for it in years ago and it has appreciated cotlons a rt available at the administration be orontsd os Benefits, vacation, Strono Real Estate, $154,900. Century 21 Ep- have the car restored, said he is Bart, 51, who has been a car anything else. It had good perfor­ 1956 at age 53. In sold application on file ACCDUNTS Payable. Im- , 1968, everyone thought I was off General Services' office. medlate lob opening. paid holidays. Call 228- 647-3521 647- 7653.0 ' stein Realty, 647-8895.n since then. Plus, he said publicity probably the car’s third owner collector for years, said he plans mance and high mileage.” “ I think this dream of his being iTiore fully appears, at the 0487 to schedule an loe m y rocker,” he said. TO W N O F Experience preferred All real estate advertised In D O N 'T Judge a book by from the movie will help boost its and has pul 500 miles on it. He to take the car to regional car John Cermak, a former stock­ shattered killed him,” Cermak MANCHESTER, CT. Interview. the Manchester Herald Is He said the last Tucker aucti- 30,19U at 7:00 In the evening. but will train. Apply In sublect to the Fair Housing Its cover 1 The outside popularity. said the car had 19,000 original ■shows. holder in the Tucker company said. ROBERT B. WEISS, TE A C H E R . Special Edu­ CUSTDDIAN. Full time ILDTS/LAND GENERAL MANAGER Bertha E. Roppe, person to; Mr. William Act of 196S, which makes It of this lovely home lust Clerk cation, Grade 5. Appli­ position night shift. Po­ 01S-08 Singer, Puritan Furni­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ doesn't do justice to all __I FOR SALE 021-00 ture, 1061 New Britoln cation deadline August sition to start Imme­ erence, limitation or discrim­ that It offers I Approxi­ Ave, West Hortford. 19. Contact; Dr. Robert diately. Contact; Mr. ination based on race, color, mately 1800 square feet TH E Highlands In Coven­ TOWN OP MANCHESTER D. Lincoln, Tolland Steve Schochner, religion, sex or national of country charm. 9 try. An affordable new LROAL NOTICE W A N TE D . Port time and Middle School, 96 Did origin, or an Intention to full time truck drivers. Parker Memorial rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2 subdivision that offers Post Rood, Tolland, C T School, Did Post Rood, make any such preference, » ! ! "’®‘‘® *"• tollowino decision of Apply In person; limitation or discrimination. full baths, formal din­ rolling wooded hills Its mestlno of August 0,1918. 06084 or coll 875-2565. Tolland, CT 06084 or ing room, eot-ln kit­ with a view and open Appl. Nielsen Auto Parts, 646 Salary In accordance The Herold will not know­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Center Street, coll 875-0721. Salary In ingly accept any advertise­ chen with beamed cell­ level lots also, from NO. ISOS AMERICAN OIL CORP. • Special Exception under with teachers contract. Manchester. accordance to Custo­ ment which Is In violation of ing, 12x24 deck and the 1-17 acres starting at M l'SL® ."' n m .O l ond Article IV, Section EDE. dian contract. EDE. the law. list goes on..See for $70,000. Dwner financ­ Notices Lots/Lond for Sole . *® ®"®'*' construction of on auto service fo- Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 ing available. Call Fl­ Lott/Found...... 01 Investment Property ... request variance to Artlcls IV, Section SOUTHERN New Eng- yourself. $189,500. Cameras and Photo Equipment... P crto nolf...... 02 Business Property...... 15 5.01 .ra to permit this foellltv within 400 feet of o re- land classifleld ads Jackson 8< Jackson ano Realty and moke Resort Property .... Specialist Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... S6 sldentlolly zoned dwellino on the tome tide of the reach nearly 800,000 Reol Estote, 647-B400.O plans tor your custom Announcements...... 03 3ii'' Miscellaneous tor Sale...... 87 streot - approved with the following condition: The Auctions...... 04 Mortgages...... Antlaues and Collectibles...... 77 homes In Connecticut A Feather In your cap! built home today. Pi­ Too Sales...... 88 cum cut (o r driveway) on Chonnlng Drive Is to be Flnonclol...... 05 Wanted to Buy...... Services Rootlng/Sldlng...... Clothlno ...... and Rhode Island. The ano Realty 646-5300. n ...73 Wonted to B uy/Tro de...... 89 reduced to approximately 50 feet. — 22-2S Spencer Some lucky buyer Is Flooring...... Furniture...... Street. price for a basic 25 sure to enloy all that Employment & Education Rentals Child Core...... 51 Electrical.„ ...74 word ad Is only $55 and TV/Stereo/Appliances...... This action will hovs on efftetivs dots In occordonce with this tine home has to Port Tim e Help Wonted...... 10 Rooms tor Rent...... Cleaning Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 75 will appear In 43 news­ Lawn Core...... 53 Miscellaneous Services. Mochinery ond Tools...... Connecticut M n ero l Stotutos. A notice of this dsclilon has ^ S N E T offer. Popular to many Help Wanted...... Apartments for Rent...... 7t Automotive been filed wllth the Town Clerk. papers. For more In­ conveniences. Ideal re­ MORTGAGES Situation Wanted...... Condominiums for Rent Bookkeeplng/lncome Ta x ...... 54 Services Wanted...... Gardening...... 77 Wb go beyond the caK. formation call Classi­ Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Londscoplng...... Cars tor S ale...... ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS tirement home or tor Business Opportunities...... Homes tor Rent...... Good Things to Eot...... 91 EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY fied, 643-2711 and ask Palntlng/Paoerlng...... 56 Concrete...... 78 Trucks/Vans tor Sale...... 92 young executives Instruction...... Store/Office Space...... Fuel 011/Cool/Firewood...... Doted at Manchester, CT this 15th day of August, 1908. tor detolls.D______who'd like easy main­ FMUM BEMMIT? Employment Services...... Resort Property...... 79 Compers/Trallers...... 93 Form SupDiles and Equipment. ...80 Motorcvcles/Mooeds...... 94 023-08 TE R R IFIC Ronch In quiet tenance. 2 bedrooms, STOP FORECLOSWDI Industrial Property...... SUPER SAVINGS W ITH OUR SPECIAL COMMUNICATIONS neighborhood. Priced gracious living room, If you are falling behind on Real Estate Garages and Storage.... Oftlce/Retoll Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... 95 M ONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 to sell. S'/2 rooms, 2 full formal dining room, your mortgage payments... Hornet for Solo...... 21 Roommates Wanted..... Recreational Eouloment...... 82 Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... C a ll 643-2711 for more Information! Mlscolloneous Automotive...... 97 EQUIPMENT baths, sunporch, lower full basement, 1 cor DR...11 your homo Is In fore­ Boots and Marine Equipment...... S3 Wanted to B uv/Trade...... 9S WAREHdUSE HELP level family room and garage. $187,500. Jack- closure, WE CAN HELPI garage. Call office to­ son 8i Jackson Real No payment program ovell- day for your exclusive Estote, 647-8400.D R A TE S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES; For classified odyerflsments to READ YOUR AO: Clottlfgil advBrtlsgmgnts or* NAMCO TECH ASSISTANTS abla for up to 2 years. Bad showing. $149,900. Sen­ THINK Fast! Dwnersays credit Is not a problemllAsk 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the token by telephone os o convenience. The NAMCO, one of America’s largest retailers of try Real Estote, 643- Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one sell and sell fast! Mid- how LDW payments can 20 to 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ home leisure products has immediate open­ 4060.0 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of IMMEDIATE September occupancy help you SAVE YDUR 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published theorlainol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen ings for full time Warehouse personnel, at our FULLTIME OPENINGS BDLTDN Lake. 2 bed­ Is ottered on this lovely HDME TDDAYI Minimum chorae: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on crldoy. the value of the advertisement will not be new warehouse location In Manchester. Posi­ room Copeon large lot. 7 plus room Raised 2 storage sheds, auto­ Ranch on Vernon Swiu Ceoaorvathra Oroop corrected by on odditlonol Insertion. tions are permanent, *6.50 per hour. Hours 8-5, matic gas heat, ap­ Street. Contemporary at (203) 484-1336 ar Monday-Friday. Apply In person to: WILLIMANTIC pliances, private design accents a prac­ (203)4844404 beach. $144,900. 649- tical and open floor The recognized lelecornmunications leader in Con­ 1794.______plan, 3 bedrooms, 2'/l> Notices I ROOMS Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED NAMCO necticut is offering exceptional and outstanding WILLIMANTIC. 3famlly. baths, large kitchen HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED Crane’s 100 Saarico Drtva • Maadiastar, CT 00040 As o condition precedent to career opportunities for men and women as Com­ All units renovated In and formal dining FOR RENT BILLING Clerk. Rapidly room. A excellent the placement of any adver­ CHILD Care position tor M EC H A N IC Wanted. Full POULTRY Personnel- munications Equipment Technician Assistants. 1986, Including new ap­ tising In the Manchester He­ PART TIME qualified nannies. $6-S7 growing local firm pliances! 1 unit has 3 value at $195,000! Jack- RDDM with fireplace. time. Benefits. Call needs men and women. Non-smoking male rald, Advertiser hereby HELP WANTED per hour. Long term needs experienced Bil­ Will train. Full time. Quiz on page 2 • Excellent wages of $300 to $421.50/week bedrooms, 2 units have son & Jackson Real agrees to protect. Indemnify ling Clerk with at least Firestone, Manches­ Estote, 647-8400.O preferred. $250 plus (full/part time, live In ter. 646-1761 ask tor Paid medical, life and 1. Gander (Gooseberry) fully commensurate with experience 2 bedrooms each. and hold harmless the Man­ or out). Nannies Un­ 1 year experience. MARKERS Monthly Income $1500. PRICE Slashed I $140's utilities. 742-3069. chester Herald, Its officers WAITER/Waltress- Port Mark. EOE. retirement plan. Call 2. F irs t (D o-D oe) & education and employees against any time employment. Wil­ limited 232-7084. Good moth and people Arbor Acres Farm . 633- 3. E a r ly Rose (Potato) Investors take note! will buy this young 6 RDDM with kitchen prlvl- skills. Computer expe­ • Medical and dental benefita $147,900. Anne Miller room Colonial located leges. Private Man­ and oil liability, loss or lie's Steak House, Mon- TE A C H E R Aides needed 4681, ext. 250. EOE. 4. Oats (Horse) Material Handlers Receivers expense, Including attor­ chester. 649-5271 SECOND Shift person to rience helbtul. For ap­ • Paid vacations Real Estote, 647-8000.O near shopping on West chester residence. Cleon vehicles. to work In special edu­ AUTO Body person with 5. M ickey (M ouse) Data Entry Security Guards neys' fees, arising from pointment coll Beverly cation programs In • Savings and pension plans BDLTDN. Like new 7 Middle Turnpike. 1V!i Non-smoker, no alco­ claims of unfair trade practi­ PART Time. 20 hours o Sunday-Frldoy. Call at 649-9626. Gorston experience. Excellent 6. (a) Merino — Baa (y) baths, fireplace, nice hol. Quiet, considerate. week. Apply In person Portland, Plolnvllle wages, full benefits and Telemarketina Housekeepers room Raised Ranch ces, Infringement of trade­ Arbor Acres Form, Sign Supply, 110 Batson (b) Leghorn — Cackle (x) BACKGROUND MUST INCLUDE: wittti great eastern backyard. Blanchard 8i $75 weekly. 649-2902. marks, trade names or pat­ Salvation Arm y Store, John 633-4681 ext 351. and Rockville. Call uniforms. Aoply at Drive, Manchester. Carol Green, 243-0301 (c) Doberman — Gr-r (w) Looking for that perfect full time or part view. $217,000. Flano Rossetto Realtors," ROOM tor rent. Conve- ents, violation of rights of 385 Brood Street. EOE. Goodrich Automotive, • Ability to drive standard shift vehicle We're Selling Houses” privacy and Infringement of between 9am and 3pm. 606 Franklin Avenue, (d) Palomino — Neigh (z) time lob? We offer • Valid driver’s licensa Reolty 646-5200. □ nlent location. Work­ PART Time permanent. 646-2482.P ing female preferred. copyright and proprietory Leading greeting card CREC In an EO E. Mon­ Hartford, or call 724- (e) Holstein — Moo (v) • flexible schedules • competitive wages • Safe driving lacoid (no more than 5 pts) BDLTDN. New construc­ rights, unfair competition W AREHOUSE. We need DRIVER day - Friday. 3374. tion. Family together­ BEAUTIFUL Two fam­ $65 per week plus $65 and libel and slander, which company Is In need of on enthusiastic, hard • employee discounts • profit sharing ily. This prime prop­ security. 649-9472, may result from the publica­ Merchandisers, to ser­ CALL COLLECT between 9am— 3pm ness with privacy. 2500 w o rkin g person to Coventry area • Incentive bonus programs square foot Contem­ erty hasbeed reduced Monday-Frldov, 3:30- tion of any odvertlsment In vice cord departments stock shelves and fill to $1997Nn. 13 gorgeous 8pm, osk for Eleanor. the Manchester Herald by In Manchester area. Manchester Call or stop by anytime between 9-5pm to 203- 771-5266 porary, fleldstone ac­ orders. Experience Test Your Know-How cent and fireplace, cen­ roomsl 2nd floor apart­ advertiser. Including adver­ Flexible hours. Train­ Inquire about opportunities In retail tisements In any free distri­ preferred but not ne­ Herald route. For Appointment tral air and 1st floor ment has 2 floors and 7 I APARTMENTS ing provided. If Inter­ cessary. Coll 649-9626. distribution! roomsl Blanchard & bution publlcotlons pub­ an equal opportunity employer m/f master bedroom suite lished by the Manchester ested coll Annette at Gorston Sign Supply, Short Hours — Rossetto Realtors," ____ IFOR RENT 349-9869.______on 1 acre plus lot. Herald. Penny Sletfert, 110 Batson Drive, Mon- $329,900. Flano Realty We're Selling Houses” Publisher. D E N T A L Assistant. Part chester.______Great Pay! Go FOX 646-2482.0______ROclTviLLE. 34 Elm Reacting in emergency situations 646-5200.0 Street. Nice one bed­ time for specialty prac­ DISTRIBUTION CENTER Coll 647-9946 MANCHESTER. Lots of NEW Cape. Huury and room, first floor, wall LOST tice In Manchester. Re­ EV ER G R EE N Lawns has 301 Oovarnort Hwy., Se. Windsor, C T • 2S1-3OI0 see this 7 room, VA wording position for an Ask fO(’ personality. Redeco­ to wall carpet, stove, AND FOUND openings for hard Sixth In a series a. slam on the brakes BOS rated vinyl sided 3 bed­ both home with flre- retrldgerator, heat and organized people- working lawn core ploced 1st floor family oriented person. Will Gerlinde b. veer to the right as much as possi­ room Cope Including hot water Included, LOST. Black and white technicians. $300. plus ble brand new bath, fin­ room and 1st floor parking. }'A months troln. 646-4811.______per week starting sa­ By Marcia Rosen female kitten. Green c. slow down as much as you can AHENTION: WOMEN & MEN ished rec room. Set on laundry room. 3 bed­ security. $495. per Manor/Crosbv Road BANQUET Servers, Kit­ lary. Year round work and Jerome Sehulster, Ph.D. nice big lot. $149,900. rooms all on 2nd floor. month. 872-8095. 9-5 chen Prep. Flexible available. Will train. UNITED Church directo­ without locking the wheels oreo. 646-2542.______ries Is looking for o When emergencies happen, If you want an opportunity that oonwt rarely In a paraon'a llfa- D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Dniv S166,foo. Hurry 1 weekdays. Garnet hours, nights and wee­ High school diploma 10. You walk Into the kitchen and tea tlnM, than you owo M to youraalf to Invoatlgalo. 1591.0 ______Blanchard 8i Rossetto Compony.______LOST. Female, short- kends. Hourly wage and good driving re­ hard working success you’ve only got a few critical seconds JX>S oriented Individual to your child holding an empty bottle Realtors," We're Sel- haired Calico, wearing plus gretulty. Expe­ cord required. Call 649- to make the right decision. How well 1. Raaponalbta/CAREER MINDED (prafar ovar 22). MANCHESTER. A lovely llng Houses" 646-2482.0 M AN CH ESTER . 3 bed­ flea collar with ID tag. work full time In a in hit hand. Ybu: ranch style home on room Duplex In oulet rience preferred. 8667 fo r In te rv ie w do you react? Test your speed of 2. AggraaalvamiQHLV MOTIVATED. CHFA Pooslblllty. Great Vicinity Notch Road, Apply to; Manchester oppointment.______sales/publlc relations thought with the following quiz. a. get him to vomit, then call poison 3. 4 yaara fulMlnw wrorklng (aalaa) axparianea or 1.25 acre. 1st floor nelghborhhood. No Bolton. Coll 647-1371. position. Our 25 years control conaga dagroa piafarrad. laundry. 14'x27' green­ starter home near Cov­ pets. $650 per month Country Club. 646-0103. Allow two minutes or less to com­ entry Lake. Three bed­ of experience hos b. give him something to drink, then 4. Muat bo out of town S nlghta por araok. house with potting Includes appliances, no PART Time positions LAB Technician. Con­ proven that females as plete it, circling one response per room Cope with en­ heat. References and call poison control NATIONAL CORPORATION arHh moro than 060 Ralall Shop- shed, plenty of room available for mature, scientious person with well os males are question. for gorden and outside closed front porch and lease. Call 649-2003. FINANCIAL well-groomed Individ­ some electrical or elec­ c. identify the substance, take appro­ plng Conlar looatlona haa Immoolata opanlnga lor malura, pro- equally successful. 1. You’re having lunch with a friend recreation. $224,900. newly landscaped front M AN CH ESTER . Beacon uals. Counter work, tronic background to priate action, then call poison con­ faaalonal aala-ortontad aromon and man dial naad to aam yard. Call for details. You will be contacting when she suddenly starts to choke •1A000 to *23.000 tht Ural yoar, wHh managtmanl poaalMIttta. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- Hill. Spacious top ABANDON the search. order filling at Nassiff work In an electrical area churches of all trol 1591.0 Priced to sail at only Thank you for making Comero, 643-7369. rubber goods testing and grasps her throat. Ybu: •300.00 par waok training pay Ural 3 waokt, than *200.00 par floor, renovated faiths. Salary, bo­ waak plua commitlon. Expanaa tllowanoad for your oar and 199.900. Century 21 Ep- condo. 2 bedroom, us number 1 for 41 lab In Manchester. Ex­ a. encourage her to continue choking MANCHESTER. DIder steln Reolty, 647-8095.O PART Time help wanted nuses, benefits, ex­ molal witn oorporata banafllt. pool, air, all applian­ years. For fast, confi­ cel lent wage and benef­ b. perform the Heimlich maneuver. a. keep trying to start it - Colonial with much for cleaning and stock pense paid training Note regarding question 10: There character. Large IF You're looklno...for ces. $800 per month dential service and work. 649-7901.______its package. Imme­ school. Send resume c. slap her on the back b. stay in the car and yell for help Ralall. lawalry. oaamatic. tataphona lalat or markanng/ all country living with an eosv terms, call us for diate opening. Send are two types of poisonings and each taaohlng / eommunicatlona baokQround halplul. the to rooms and 2 full baths. Includes heat and hot T E A C H IN G Assistant. 1 to; Larry Robertson, c. get out of the car and run along the requires a different action. If you Set All on almost 1 acre of easy commute to Hart­ water. Call 282-7504 af­ oil your financial resume to: Adminis­ 2. Ybur friend, who is not a particu­ For poraonal Inlarvlow, oaH John C. Haira ofiloa TOLL FREE al loving person to care P.O Box 507, Gallon, side of the track towards the train suspect that your child has ingested of land. Country living ford moke this 4 bed­ ter 6pm. needs. Conn O, Conn trator, P.O. Box 1213, Ohio. 44833. larly good swimmer, panics when l-aoo-643-0040 or 1-000443-5021. Monday through Thurtday, Stuff for 3 and 4 year olds, a caustic agent (lye, bleach, etc.) you Ion yet city convenience. room Garrison Colon­ 233-9687.______Manchester, C T 06040. the boat in which you are sailing 6. You neighbor is cutting some tree bahaaon 8 am and 7 pm ONLVI Ser ydu ial a must to see. 2:30-5;30pm, Monday- should give him or her water or milk $189,900. D .W . Fish W ORTH LOOKING Into... Is advertising expensive? ■ tips over. You: branches when he accidentally hHi Plaata call on or baloro Thurtday, Auguat lOlh. 196S U e e c f / Features formal dining F ro d a y . S a la ry Is SALES Clerk. Full time to drink. If you suspect that pills Pla Realty. 643-1591.0 the many bargains of­ bated on experience. You'll be surprised now a. speak slowly and firmly, telling her a hidden electric wire. Ybu: room, large eot-ln kit­ days. Manchester Vi­ to grab onto the nearest floating have been swallowed, then try to in­ ^ y o u r MANCHESTER. Newer 2 chen, flreplaced living fered for sole every day In Coll 646-7160. deo store. Enloyable economical It Is to adver­ a. find a piece of wood and use it to tag family In excellent lo­ object duce vomiting. *^eral^ room, 1st floor family the classified columnsi work, good pay. Robin tise In Classified. 643-2711. roll him off the electric wire cation. 5 rooms with b. grab her and hold her up room. Priced ot RDCKVILLE. 1 bedroom, or M r. or Mrs. Francis. b. call the police FULLTIME 1VS baths each fide. stove, 1 parking. 41 c. tell her to try and swim for shore $109,900. Century 31 Ep- 528-1852. c. call the electric company Washer-dryer hook­ $teln Realty, 647-8095.a High Street. $300 per The answers: (Give yourself one ups In holt both. Full 3. You're lighting a peach flambd at 7. The passenger next to you on the month. 1 month secur­ point for each correct answer): We have a permanent full time for bosement and separate SOUTH Windsor. New ity. B7^S09S, 9-5 week- the dining room table when your train starts to sweat and complain the utilities. Great owner’ listing. Immaculate 3 3 01 position In our classified advertising days. Garnet shirtsleeve catches on fire. Ybu: of chest pains. Ybu: 3 a Price of occupied Investment. year old, 7 room Colon­ Company. CLASSIFIED ADS a. run to the kitchen for water a. go through the train asking if any­ 3'6 q > department. Must have excellent C q IJ $189,900. Sentry Reol ial that offers 3 bed­ b. roll on the floor and smother the one is a doctor q a q a typing and apelling akilla as well as Estate, 64S4060.O rooms, Istfloor, family flames b. go find the conductor • 7 • a room, flreplaced, 2V^ MANCHESTER MANCHEitER. Mattcu- baths, 3 cor garage, CLASSIFIM } ADS: c. grab a nearby saltshaker and sprin­ c. pull the emergency cord • a q -i pleasant telephone manner. SERVING AMERICA loulty molntolnad 4 bullt-lns and large pri­ Fully rghabllitatgd kle it on the flames Customer service and data entry bedroom, 7V» boths Co­ FROM TH E 8. Ybur pregnant neighbor Is about to Th e ratings: sale vate Yard. Priced at on# bgdroom apart- E V E R Y S)tperlence a plus. lonial In sought after BEGINNING! th e 4. Ybu walk into your office and see a deliver and you're the only one IB — You’ve got nerves of steel C/as, ^^Siis. 8233.900. U a R Realty, D A Y Redwood Forma. For- 643-3692.a _ ment In an excellent co-worker out on the window ledge. around to help. Ybu: 9-8— Most people would want you to s ^ f i e d mol living room and 643-2711 A N D Ybu: location. Convenient w o n d e r a. leave her alone and go find help help in streseful aituationa If you are reeponelble, organized, dining room, eot-ln kit­ to ell eervlcee. pete IN a. run fonward and try to grab him b. stay with her and call an ambu­ 7-6— You’re far from shaky in tight enthitslaetlo, and can deal with dally chen and first floor IconoomnnumF ITS A SURE THWG! family room. Oraot accepted. *480 per b. remain calm and speak softly to the lance spote deadlines, this Job Is tor you. Iformle w o rk e r Says person c. boil water 5-3— Don’t let anyone aee you sweat floor plan for family month, 1 month c. walk slowly towards the person Excellent benefits, Including dental, living or entertaining. SfAc8jn!nrTop7ioor curlty deposit. Cell 9. The car in fron.t of you stops short 3*0— Have your doctor prescribe ■ Coll for your axcluslvt ManchesterHerald tranquilizer holidays, paid vacation, etc. Please all new, pool, view, for appointment: iSIaitrl|pBtpr lirro ld 5. Yopr car stalls on a railroad track and you realize you can’t avoid It. showing today. CPHA/PHA extras. Im­ 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 ______4 and you hear a faint train whistle Thort are cart In the opposite lane. contact Denise Roberts at 643-2711. 1319,000. Sentry Real mediate occupancy. 627-0737 Estate. 64S4060.O tMJlOO Owner. 649-7183. off in the distance. Ybu: Ybu: (Nazf: About 17.S. landmarht) ^ Speck>li#D

IjyHGAIIPEimiY/ MMCELUNEOUS IMISCELLANEOUS |5£|lgN00EUN8 SERVICES JSEHVtCES MERCURY Grand Mar­ quis LS 1988. Has al­ MANCHESTER MNiHi, fenMii, il plM if most everything. M b s Tap Sail ScraaaaS Laan' ODD lobs, Trucking. FOR Sale. Carpet 12x50 Leother Interior. For­ CMhcIm . iRb I Trii Ihrt. Home repairs. You Harvest blend. S65 Any smount doNvsrsd. Also, flil, mal Coach top roof. HONDA ____ m u i S L BiMjfil bfin name It, we do It. Free Please telephone 643 Insto-cieor windshield. gravel, slons end berk, muieh. 9044. MERCURY Capri 1980. USED CARS ___ hii^ W yoim Ml «f «WNrMlsn Ml rtium- BobosI, bsohhos A kwdor rents' estimates. Insured. 643- A ir suspension. Rust BaanlM. taf yMr Mia. MR m. fiMr hwurM. 0304. Light blue. Excellent 82 Olda CuUtat proofed. Much, much condition. 4 speed. *4995 or oat). 83 Bulok Skylark M VIS CONtlWCTION more. Looks like a Power steering. Per­ *2995 CMMtniGiiin showroom cor. Coll fect fo r student or os o 86 Honda Chrlc CRX *6895 m -7 0 8 4 dHi a r . ii. iua.1 872-1400/659-9555- Automotive ’ll TAL MASONRY 282-1270.______second cor. Coll Terl at 85 Dodgt Linear *6895 Brick, block, stone. 1982 PLYM O U TH 2.2L. 487-1330. 86 Toyota Tarcal *5795 Chimneys and repairs. OMAN'S NOME Auto. 81300.646-0611 be­ 87 Pont. Sunbird *5195 HANDYMAN and No Job too small. I CARS PONTIAC Grand Prix 64 Pont. 6000 LE *5995 IMPROVEMENTS tween 6-7 weekdays, 9-3 1985. Good condition. FREE ESTIMATES 86 Honda Praluda *8995 Dookt, AddMono, Wlndowi, ___ ] FOR SALE Saturdays. Air, AM-FM, low mil­ Rooflna.SIdIng HAULING 86 VW Sdrocco *9995 ffoofOdoMo *>roo Eft/niMM Call 645-8063 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 age. 86300. 649-6803. W O K A OFFICE Any Job — Anytime MERCURY Monarch 88 Honda DX Civic *6795 • iMund 1976. New exhaust sys­ door, om/fm istereo, 06 Marc. Capri Ulanrhrat^r M rralb oir, very clean, low *6195 ' CUAIHNG __ 647-6441 tem, good tires, air, 84 Ford Tampo Call Gary 875-3483 m ileage. 643-9559. •3995 108.000 miles. 8475. 644- MORIARTY 84 Pont. 6000 *5195 niOoHyourWay- PERSONAL SMRVICES 3968.0 DATSUN 260Z 1975. Good 06 Chav Chavatta •3295 w w a v - BI-WEEKLY • Cfwckbook CQntrol running condition. BROTHERS HAWKES TREE s e r v ic e • IncofM T on PrMoroHofi HONDA Civic 1981. Good 88 Honda CMc SI *7995 Buoksi, truck A ohippsr. Stump • Lift 6 H«omi IfiMironeR AOvIct condition. Asking Please telephone 649- 83 Mazda RX-7 *5495 CM MM* 647-1990 ISSlFAFMINB 8845 after 6pm______rsmoval. Free ostlmstss. * • Oudftf ConouNotlOfi 81200. Call 643-1299 ot­ 88 NItaan Santra *5795 Manchester. Conn. — A City of Village Charm • Mnofidol 6i n aott PtonnlAf ter 5pm. 30 Cents A NAME vour own price. Spsdsl oonsldsrstlon for USED 86 Mare. Capri *6395 Father & Son Polntlno sldorty end handicapped. Coll Don M o titr-649-3339 NOVA 1977. V-6, auto­ 83 Ply. Turlamo •2595 UWNCARE and Poperlno. Remo­ D. B. Motlor, Inc. matic, original owner. CENTER CARS 82 Buick Skyhawk *2295 val. 291-8567. 647-7553 Wetl kept. 81200. Tele­ . .M O T O R S 82 Chav Citation *2995 phone 643-0817. 461 Main St., Manchester 86 Merkur Scorpio •19,495 COWRIVEAU’8 "Tbg AbIo ProrggsloBBlt” Rtnovatiom/Plus Prasiure Treated FORD LTD, 1978. 4 door, Low Cost Financing 88 M«rc. Sabl« •11,995 24 ABeiRt St., Magclietter lAWNMIlVICE Cuolom IntortorAEMortor fully equiped. 8450. 643- Trade gap suffers major setback; dollar falls Dacks 1^ 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS PdflUng ■ Colling Ropdr t LAND8CAPIN6 8622. INS Ply. Rallint...... *4495 •13,895 •FuN)(ln«ii«d Ronow • Po«or WitMng Top quality W.SO per W«fon. AT. AC. PS. Slirea 646-3515 square foot complete. 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 By Martin Crutsinger figures, the Commerce Depart­ • PrMEMImatM Aoo EN/mMoo ■ Analysts said the trade deficit Basic constructed 1st LANDSCAPING ISIS Pont, sooo...... *5495 67 Marc. Cougar The Associated Press imported goods and furtherinten- December 1984. Inoorod • Btnior Okeounu 4 Dr., AT. PS. AC, Till. CC •10,999 ment reported. U floor docks. NO.T06 700 9AMU has been a m ajor blow to the sifying inflationary pressures in most of this decade to find ways to • Call 6 4 7-76 5 7 ^M M thriMs, hoRoMr tarWIiino. CLYDE 87 Marc. Q. Marquis *11,395 ^TRUCKS/VANS June’s trading shortfall was the Analysts said the markets were 646-2253 pteiMnge, iMiin esedlng 6 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. lass Chav Cavalier CS...... *3795 dollar's stability this year and the United States. reduce soaring trade deficits. 6 47-7957 4 Dr., AT, PS. AC, AM/FM Stereo **«iF0R BALE WASHINGTON — The U.S. worst since February’s $14.4 ignoring the better May figure to ROUTE S3, VERNON 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC •19,995 shows financial markets are still The June deficit in merchan­ While U.S. exports have shown CRN FREE ESTIMATES IM4 Ren. Alliance...... *2295 trade deficit suffered a major billion deficit, which triggered a focus on the widening of the June 4 Dr., 4 Spd, Lo milee vulnerable to unexpected jolts dise trade was substantially improvements because of a sub­ TVl O vc m O APPLMIICES PortaaaliiBd La w b Caro 82 RallanI Wagon *3495 67 Ford Cr. Vic. •10,995 C H EVY S-10 pick-up 1987. setback in June, swelling to $12.5 100-point plunge in the Dow Jones deficit, which was seen as a ISS4 Cliev Chavelte ...... *2695 Loaded with extras. from the monthly merchandise stantial decline in the value of the POWEa TOOLS ALABOscaglBg 84 Arias 4 Or. Sad. *4995 67 Merc. Cougar billion, the government said worse than had been expected. disappointment because of a big ^FLOORim «tov Maim ft - WiW SIMSSMI For n I dr.. 4 Spd.. I4K ml 'Uke new' •10,495 2300 miles. 89500. Coll industrial average when it was trade statistics. dollar, imports have stayed at 742-5224 imv. 84 Cantury 4 Or. Sad. *6900 today in a report that initially announced in April. Most ecqnbmists had anticipated jump in imports and a drop in BEST BETS* ISI4 Ford Gacort D L ...... *2795 86 Toyota Camry •8995 646-7389 otter 6pm. "The June trade figure is a big a deficit of around $10.9 billion, stubbornly high levels despite the R o m oddMoao. decks. reoWne, 85 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *5995 Wagon. 4 Dr.. 5 Spd.. Deluxa Int, sent the dollar tumbling on The initial impact of the June U.S. exports. fact that a weaker dollar is now BUYER'S SUIDES 88 Merc. Marquis •5995 1978 CHEVY C-10 Pick up. disappointment and the implica­ which would have matched the 85 Elactra 4 Dr. *11,695 Isas Buick Riviera ...... *6495 Automatic, V-8, rebuilt foreign currency markets. deficit was also negative as the Exports fell by 2.4 percent in f^UOItSANDING Save Time and t$8 Loaded. Low Mllei tions are very scary for financial deficit as originally reported for making foreign goods more ex- KELMAN LANDSCAPE 68 Merc. Q. Mar. LS •11,495 The surge in the trade deficit, a dollar fell sharply against all June to a seasonally adjusted G • Floors like new engine, looks and runs ■ooHoMo. Com Oob Porrond, Jr. • OBCkhoB 6 Prom Lottfar Work 8S Cantury 4 Or. *8995 markets,” said Allen Sinai, chief May. pensive for American CALL NOW 645-6881 ■•13 Ply. Horiion...... *1995 good. 81950. 649-4647. sharp 28.5 percent worse than the $26 .8 billion while imports surged • Spedelltlno la older floors • Nbw LantfocBp# OBtifn 6 InotaMBlIon 85 Escort 2 Dr *4695 4 Dr., AT. Very Clean 66 Olda Clera •8495 major currencies in hectic trad­ economist for The Boston Co. consumers. RBE.647-6S06 • Ntlural a stained floors • HBuHng 6 OtiVBrtBB revised May imbalance of $9.8 The May imbalance was re­ to an all-time high of $39.4 billion. ■Ml Toyota Supra...... *4495 ing. Within an hour of the report’s The 5.7percent jump in imports • PtolBinma WbNb 88 Calabrity 4 Dr *8995 86 Marc. Marquit Brog. *5995 Sinai said that the trade figure vised downward to $9.8 billion, Ras. 6450646 • No waxing anymore Loaded, Exc. Good. I MOTORCYCLES/ billion, came after three consecu­ release, however, the downward The deterioration pointed up in June was laid to a sharp rise in • •••••••eoeeeeeoe STONE EXPERTS 88 Marc. Lynx 2 Dr. *5995 would likely push the dollar making it the best performance 6 4750 All types of stone work, 7 645-0114 ISII Dodge Omni...... *1995 85 Lincoln Coni. *12,995 ___ I m o p eo s tive months of improving trade selling pressure eased somewhat. the problem facing U.S. policy­ We t o IT ALL Jthn VOMM • M - 88 Escort 2 Dr. HB >'^9 95 4 Dr.. Aulo. U U MIlea lower, driving up the costs of since an $8 billion deficit in walls, veneer, dry stone 85 Buick WagOLD *8995 makers, who have struggled for See DEFICIT, page 10 wall, a-5 Call Ryan 86 Calabrity Euro 4 Dr. 'v995 IMl Pontiac T-1000...... *1795 HOND a 'T b 360t 'T 976. 4 Dr. 4 Spd., Lo ml., 1 Owner 85 Oldt Cut. S O L D *7495 NEATIN6/ Pstrick, Mon.-FrI. B-5 88 Oldt Dsita Royals *10,200 Needs o little work. lliO Oiery Camara...... *2495 8200. Please telephone PLUMBim 871-6096 87 Spsctrum 4 Dr. *7995 Spl. Cpe., AT. PS. AC. Spt. Whaele 84 Buick LaSabra *6995 Finally, relief 87 Sunbird 2 Dr. *8995 l»7g Chev. Cual. V an ...... *4495 84 Chavy Cl S O L O *5495 848-7376 CONCRETE Faclory Conv. AC. AT, CC A More MISCELLANEOUS 872-9111 1E7S Ford LTD Bi gh...... *1195 64 Buick LaS S O L D *6995 NEW ENGUND 4 Dr. VI. AT. AC, PS, V. Od. Cond. AUTOMOTIVE Bush takes DELIVERING 84 Lincoln Contin. *10,995 from the heat PLimaiMI A NEATM6 Rich, clean, stona-free o n c r ete 19S7 Ford Gallxle son.....SAVE C OLDS Cutlass 1977. Good For ell your plumbing nosda. foam. S yards. >80 Plus Tax. ADDITIONS a FLOORS Cooverllble - Muat See 83 Ford Mui S O L D *3995 Also, sand, gravel, stone LIPMAN#! Most Cara Gaaranlaed - for ports. Free for tak­ Uoenssd end Insuisd. • Commercial A raaldantlal The heat wave has ended. *"’aAIFAl.,S” and horse manure. IE Moatba ar lt,8N mllea 301-305 CENTER ST. ing. Coll otter 5pm. Coll *W0 Job Too Smeir Froe estimalss. Call • Free Eatlmataa VOLKSWAGEN 646-3199. Well, sort of. nogMersd and FuNy ktearod 643-9504 M IK E F L Y N N MANCHESTER F M I BSTMIATfS 528-3003 John Hinnon ConcrtlB PRE-OWNED Today’s early morning cool weather did turn 6 4 9 -4 3 0 4 warmer later in the day. charge at Company • 875-9371 JCARS 047-0503 1988 VW JETTA - *10,895 Optn M-rB*t/8«l, f-8 B QL'S T O CHOOSE FROM 643-5135 FOR SALE And Wednesday and Thursday will be hot. AT. AC. STEREO. CHOICE OF COLORS But a cold front will bring comfortable tempera­ 87 VW GOLF tures back for the weekend, says a forecaster at the * Dr...... *9495 National Weather Service in Windsor Locks. I HOMES IMISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS I o t I MISCELLANEOUS H O I V D A FOR RENT ___ I FOR BALE FUN SALE 87 VW 8CIBCCCC . . Temperatures tonight are expected to dip to the I ^ F O R SALE t«v...... *11,295 low 60s. convention 85 FCRD F-180 MANCHESTER. Availa­ A i g h t month old water- JOHN Deere 1986 walk Wednesday and Thursday will see more humidity ble Imm ediately. Pup ...... *6,859 The newCivicWhgon bed, 8325. Courthouse behind mower, 48" low and highs in the low 90s, the forecaster said By Terence Hunt Lovely 5 room cape. 2 One Gold membership, hours, mint $2000. 85 CHEVY CAMARC , Overnight lows will be about 70. bedrooms, appliances, 12'/! months left tor iROC2-aa...... *9,995 The Associated Press Related stories Weedwacker, blowers, A cold front will bring less humidity and lower rec room and garage. 8450. Compared to reg- ENDROLLS 84 BUICKJXi n IRV on pages 4 and 5 etc., negotiable. Plus wagoiSOLp...1.... 17 795 temperatures on Friday and Saturday. Daytime Desirable area. 8800 ulor price of 8700 plus. 20 residential lawn ac­ n7940" •6045A 1400 Buick Regal Custom Cpe. loye of pushing, patting and playing land. in about 1870. " I ’m not concerned about get­ oriented conference. COUCH. Bales, vary •4234A teea Chevrolet S10 Pick Up Truck Test your know-how •ood condition. 895. M349A 1468 Buick Century Ltd. Sedan with mud. On each of the 40 fireplaces, the tiles ting the large businesses, they’ll Because there were several 4444564. •4042A tees Chevrolet Z-24 Coups •S260A 1448 Oldsmoblls Calais Cps. ■ M I H I H p « r The seventh installment of the Herald's "Test For Bobbi Setzler, that childish love depict a different theme, such as fairy send someone," said Wilson. other questions about the intent of "But there may be a problem •4070A 1944 GMC 1800 Pickup Truck •4328A 1944 Chevrolet Celebrity Sedan Your Know-How" series highlights U.S. historic of mud and clay has turned into a tales, the Industrial Revolution, early the group, Hachey asked Sister ITV/BTEREO/ landmarks. Quiz on page 18. successful career in ceramics and a 264 getting small businesses to at­ Joan Reilly of St. James Church, •4404A 1944 Buick LsSabre Ltd. Coups A4322A 1444 Buick Century Custom Sedan English history, etc. In all, there are contract to restore 264 antique tiles in tend. They’re already working Terry Bogli, of the BoanI of Iappuangeb •4344A 1943 Bulek Century Ltd. Baden *12.5% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE. 60 MONTHS illustrated tiles, with pictures done by M107A 1443 Century Custom Coupe Index the state Capitol in Hartford. J. Moyer Smith, an artist of the era. too many hours, they know they Eklucation, and Michael Norman, OC four burner electric A T *128.86... SALE PRICE *7100. can’t afford to start a day care Her career as a potter gives Setzler Over the years, many cra ck ^ . got a teacher at Keeney School, to ftovs. Brown, like new. 20 pagBS, 2 aoetlonB center, and they don’t think It’s (Includoa *300 Factory Rebato) ample opportunity to "muck about” in filthy or disappeared entirely. It is work with him on getting the itVS or bott offer. 742- really 'a problem that would 9M1. 20% Down - Tex & Registration Extra Business___ .17 Obituarlss. her studio on Hartford Road, up to her Setzler’s task to remove, catalogue, group’s mission and objectives CARDINAL BUICK. INC clean and reset the tiles which remain, concern them. We have to tell into writing. Claselfled _ . 14-20 Opinion. j B-7 elbows in the squooshy or firm clays she and reproduce the others. them what they will get, directly, ^ 8 J B 0000 place TO BUY A CAR' Comics _ _ _ _ mixes herself. It also gave her the Another meeting, with the "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" 16 PMple from the conference.” Connsclloul. _ _ 9 Sdsnes. opportunity to undertake the ambitious After the clay Is mixed and rolled out, same format, is scheduled for this IS h ** A brochure about the confer­ Convention. -_4-5 Sports _ project in Hartford. it Is cut and allowed todry, layered with evening at 7, also at OomFed Bl ADAMS STREET, MANCHESTER # C ' T 1 ence must cite statistics, such as PINO-Golf Clubt, AAoc- CARTER Focus______IS Television _ When the renovation of the building’s Savings Bank. It ia open to the Oroeor boe. Bxctliont (Open Eves Monday thru Thursday) # I the drop in employee absentee­ 1229 MMN ST, W