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Bv E. Michael Myers similiar supplies to the Contras. It will have to be the boys with as It takes on the distribution role. aid, embarassing many House spending level United Press International striped trousers and cutaway Democrats who worried about thi‘ "I do not see any way the House The bill goes to both chambers The divided conlerees dropped 2 coats," he said, meaning the State political effects ol doing nothing to will do it," Chairman Dante for approval However, the Senate language on laniily planning that WASHINGTON - In a major Department and its Agency for pressure the Sandinistas toward Fascell, D-Fla., of the House and Hou.se a|)propriationscommit- would have denied any assistance foreign policy victory for Presi­ International Development — a democratic reforms Foreign Affairs Committee told tees must authorize the to any organization working uith dent Reagan, a House-Senate non-military group that oversees Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., chair­ expenditures. On ,)une ti the Senate apiiroved China, which some congressmen conference committee today en­ the distribution of economic aid. man of the Senate Foreign Rela­ Approval of aid forthe estimated $.18 million in non-military aid lor ha\e accused ol perlorming dorsed $27 million in non-military tions Committee. "This i«^I1tpiek- Lugar was warned by Rep. Lee LI.000 guerrillas came three the Contras and the House passed coerced abortions and infanticide aid for the anti-Sandinista guerril­ ing (demanding a CIA hble)." Hamilton, D-Ind., chairman of the months after the House, upset with $27 million shortly afterwards las fighting the Cuban and Soviet- The .idministr.ilion had also Rep. Henry Hyde.C R-111,, an House Intelligence Committee, the riA role in Nicaragua ;ind supported Nicaraguan •The overall b ill provides $(> 2 asked lor $100 million in m ilitary ardent backer of the Contras, said that a CIA role would wreck fa iling to see any real benefits in billion in military assistance government. passage of the bill aid lor the I’hilippines. bill the 6 The assistance is attached to the it was "dum b" that Congress the covert program, killed a $438 million below the adniinisira conlerenee lim iletl it to $70 million modest $14 m illion aid lull ptis.sed $12.7 billion foreign assistance bill would not allow the agency with "I have qualms," he said in lion's reiiiiesl in non lelhal assist.nice uni by the Senate but it denies the White House a experience in dealing with the dropping the idea. But he cauti­ Kconom ic aid was set at $ ,'i ,'i lorm s, and eom m iinie.il ions c(|uii> chief goal — allowing the CTA or rebels — the CIA — to distribute oned that the State Department Immediately afterwards Nica billion Other amounts increased meni and called for relorms in the Defense Department todistrib- the assistance. should "not be harassed every raguan leader Daniel Ortega vi­ the bill to more than $12 7 billion its armed forces Kconomie aid ute the clothes, food, medicine and "But the House will not allow it. nnin* iinno ih(> w ay" by Congress sited Moscow seeking economic $200 million less than the current was set at $110 m illio n Town faces suit over cycle arrest

Bv Susan Vaughn was taken to Ihe hospital lollowing Herald Reporter the accident and Decesare told police he was also going to be A 20-year old Manchester man examined at Ihe hospital claims he was mistreated by two Howard continued lo make re Manchester police officers when marks that became "more abr.i he was arrested June 21 on sive and profane. " and ignored / y k Brookfield Street in connection three warnings by Johnson to he with a motor vehicle accident quiet Johnson said in his report An attorney for Curtiss G Howard also resisted altempts % Howard II. of 8 Bolton Center by the officers lo pal him down and J Road, said in a notice of a pending handcuff him, .lohnson said How lawsuit against the town that ard then broke free anil wrapped Howard was "physically injured his arms around .lohnson from and abused and denied his civil behind, according lo .lohnson's rights" by Manchester police report officers Howard Beelerand Robert Johnson broke free of Howard, Johnson. The notice was tiled with hui tost bis Yialon. maee and gun the town clerk Wednesday holster during the sciilfle, he said In their reports on the arrest, Johnson said he then stru i k U both officers stated that they each Howard once in ihe area of his knee hit Howard once on his legs with a with his baton Howard was 5rj'lr baton in an effort to subdue him. subsequently handcuffed and They claimed that Howard res­ taken to Ihe police station. isted several attempts to subdue Beeler also said in his report Ihai and arrest him when he attem pted lo handcuff Howard, the man "vigorously m Howard was charged with breach of peace and interfering resisted. " Wlien Howard pulled k : with an officer in connection with away and continued lo resisl attempts to be arrested. Beeler L his actions and comments at the W«h scene. He was charged with said he struck Howard on Ihe back reckless driving in connection with of his legs with a baton the accident Beeler said in his report lli.it % i The incident occurred at about "due to Ihe large gathering around 6:20 p m just outside the football Ihe accident scene, " he attempted Herald photos by Pinto field at Manchester High School lo subdue Howard as quickly as while graduation ceremonies were possitile "only using Ihe amount ol Winning a mouthful under way Police said I hey force m;cessary to elfeil the ob.served Howard leaving Ihe high arrest ' Jennifer Patnode, left, attempts Thursday to catch a school parking lot at a high rate of Police said today that Ihe speed After turning onto Brook incident has been under invesliga floating apple, while Danny Griffin, above, demonstrates field Street, he passed one vehicle tion and that three witnesses have his success at the game. The apple-bobbing session took in a no-passing zone, then struck been interviewed They said that place Thursday at Center Springs Park. Paticipants were another car from behind, police they have not been atiic to reijch said Howard and lhal he lias not in costume. The activity was part of a program submilted a complaint lo the conducted by the town Recreation Department. Howard was thrown off his police motorcycle, but wiis not injured, I’olice spokesman Gary Wood the initial police report said said tile iiivesligation was under The first officer at the scene was taken in a n I u- i p a l i o n o I O’Neill contends tax issues Johnson. Beeler arrived as a com plaints Shell backup. The charges against Howard In their reports, both officers have been set for pre trial hearings said they struggled with Beeler on Aug 1 in Manctiesler Superior concerts while attempting to arrest him Court. cause switch from Moffett Johnson said Howard made a .Neither Howard's attorney, canceled sarcastic remark about injuries to Jolin Q Gale of Hartforil, nor a HARTFORD (U PI) - Gov. formally announced his the driver ol the vehicle he hit, town attorney couid be reached lor William A. O'Neill, facing a likely candidacy. Tonight's performance at the Nicholas Decesare, 70, of .Ol Arnott comm ent on tfie claim s this Manchester Bicentennial Band Road. Decesare's wife. Jeanne, 66. challenge next year from fellow O'Neill also hasn't made a m o rn in ij Shell has been canceled because 2 Democrat Toby Moffett, says the formal announcement, but said In of the rain, the band shell former congressman has lost the interview Thursday that he coordinator said this morning. ground by softening his support for expects to file papers creating a The concert has not been a personal state income tax. campaign committee within 60 rescheduled, said coordinator O'Neill said he is picking up days. Hudson’s AIDS support from people who had been Ralph Maccarone backing Moffett's challenge O'Neill said he expects he will The Manchester Senior Citi­ against him but are now upset that have to raise $2.5 million for a zens' Band and the Beethoven Moffett is no longer firm ly promis­ primal^ and general election Chorus were to have performed. campaign, if Moffett is successful raises awareness ing to work for tax reform 6 including an income tax. in forcing a primary next year. "The last time I ran, back in " I f tie did make one tactical By Delthia Ricks 1982,1 though a million dollars was mistake, I certainly think that he United Press International lost a tremendous amount of horrendous, to have to raise that Get back! Doctors treat star kind of money to run fur the support when he walked away Homosexual rights groups governorship. If there is a primary with special drug from -his support of the income WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. around the nation are hoping Rock involved as well, that money will tax," O'Neill said. (U PI) — Nori Carlson has re­ Hudson can do for AIDS what — see page 5 not be enough," he said. "H e was known for that type of vamped the Golden Rule. »A s President Reagan has done for O'Neill said he didn't know if support, and now I'm finding operator of Revenige Unlimited, colon cancer — raise the public's Weicker, a Republican who has people flocking to my camp her motto is: Treat others as they awareness and understanding of shown an appeal to Democratic Asked if Hudson i.s homosexual, because I've been consistent," already have treated you. the deadly disease and unaffiliated voters, would his Hollywood publicist. Dale O'Neill, an ardent opponent of an For fees of $35 to $50, she delivers Gay rights activists say Hud­ Olson, said, "1 don't know I've decide to seek the GOP nomination income tax, said in a taping wilted flowers wrapped in dirty son's AIDS diagnosis could be­ never asked him " next year for governor. Thursday for the "Dialogue '85" GOVERNOR O'NEILL newspaper, deflated balloons and come the springboard to increa.ses Sue Lovell, president of the Many Republican leaders would program, which will be aired . . . looking to '66 year-old party poppers to victims. in research and education funds Houston Gay Political Caucus, like to see Weicker run, but the Sunday on the Connecticut Radio She also uses cheap champagne that would speed scientific efforts said she hopes "that [teople realize state's senior U.S. senator has said Network. and a personalized "revenge-o- toward a cure and spread the word that AIDS has no boundaries, and he has no plans to return home and " I'v e been against it (an income gram " poem intended to shame on prevention tips until an effec­ it's not discriminating in who it run for the top office in tax) and I don't change my victims. Some people get a cere­ tive treatment is found. affects. Maybe with somebody that Connecticut. positions because of the way the moniously delivered engraved 5- Reagan — whose massively has been as popular and well "It's my belief personally that he wind happens'to be blowing at any inch trophy of a horse's rear end. publicized cancer operation re probably doesn't know himself known, maybe it will affect the point in tim e," O'Neill said. "T o be Her business helps people even suited in an increased awareness Today whether he'd like to be a candidate public to where they'll understand a good long-haul politician that's the score through pranks, gags or of colon cancer — is an old friend of for the governorship or not," the problem " the way you have to be." bad jokes without being illegal or O'Neill said. Hudson and called him at the Holly Smith, Public Affairs immoral, she said. hospital on Wednesday. 20 pages, 2 sections Moffett, a former congressman " I think a lot of things are Coordinator for the San Francisco The former matinee idol is the who failed in a bid to unseat contingent on how he finds the "There are people who deliver AIDS Foundation, said Hudson's Advioa. . 12 ObHuvlM. Republican U.S. Sen. Lowell first celebrity known to have diagnosis has raised much concern C Im H M . . 1S-19 Opinion . situation in Washington, D.C., and flowers for Mother's Day or Comlot. . S Sports. Weicker Jr. in 1982, is preparing to also, how he finds the possibility of Valentine's Day — for love or contacted AIDS, an incurable in a city known for its large gay EnSsrtsInmsnl___12 Talsvislon . challenge O'Neill for the Demo­ immune system disease, the vast population. LoOSfy 2 Wttthor losing an election to me in 1986 — romance or respect or acknowl­ cratic gubematonal nomination that's not a very attractive thought edgement — but we're after bad majority of whose victims are next year, although he hasn't for a fellow that's never lost." jukes and getting even." homosexual males. Please turn to page 10 MANC HKSTKH H K H A U ). Kriday, July 26. 1985 -- 3

2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 26, 1985 Lawmakers approve $214 million works fund vided the majority of petition months as workers instead were relief. . „ signatures needed in the upper By Mark A. Dupuis regular session earlier this year The House and Senate read a assigned to wash trucks and other chamber to call the session, which United Press International because of fears the accountability proclamation from the governor Related stories, board as proposed could bring duties, would be the first in state history "There wouldn't be a need for an calling for the money but then summoned by the Legislature and HARTFORD — The Legislature — see page 7 highway work in the state to a adjourned without taking any accountability board had this not the governor. has approved a revised bill to standstill. action. The chambers are not Republicans made several revi­ governor handled it right in the Some House Republicans have provide $20 million more a year for scheduled to reconvene until their sions to the board, including a later first place," said Sen, Carl A. balked at the idea, however, and local public works projects and regular session begins in February create a new board to oversee state Democratic governor. startup date and increasing the Zinsser, R-Manchester, who said House GOP leaders do not yet have ; limits before it would have to he reluctantiy had come to support >9 * 6 - j the majority of signatures needed transportation contract awards. The public works bill would set O'Neill had proposed a $10 review contracts, but still drew the proposal. in the lower chamber. The House and Senate, wrapping aside $214 million in a special fund million hike in revenue sharing sharp criticism from Democratic The public works fund, which Senate President Pro Tempore up a sometimes-chaotic special expected to generate $20 million a grants to cities and towns and an lawmakers. will be invested to meet social Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, session Thursday, gave over­ year in interest that will be $8.2 million increase in payments "It's going to create chaos and needs such as providing student who is spearheading the special whelming approval to the bill while distributed to cities and towns for to help towns make up for taxes \ paralysis and that translates, my loans, was increased by $4 million session effort, said he will send a refusing to take up Gov. William A. local public works projects. they cannot collect on hospitals fellow senators, into dollars," said from its original level to make up revised agenda today hoping to g e t. vl O'Neill's call for another $18.2 The bill, approved 30-3 in the and other tax-exempt property. Sen. William A. DiBella, D- for interest that hasn't been earned House GOP members to go along. million hike in state aid to cities Senate and 105-16 in the House, also Republican leaders, however, V Hartford, one of three senators because the bill was vetoed. Robertson said the Legislature and towns. would create a Transportation favor waiting until final figures for EDWARD BOLAND who opposed the final bill. While approving the fund, the should act because " if we don't the GLORIA DELLAFERA CAROL LENIHAN DONNA MERCIER WILLIAM DIANA The two chambers also approved Accountability Board to approve the 1984-85 surplus are in — THOMAS H. FERGUSON Majority Republicans charged Republican-controlled House and governor w ill," and that would "exciting potential" . . . walkout leader . business experience 10 state employee contracts during certain contract awards by the probably around Sept. — and then . . . seeks full term . . . switching boards? . . . district ties the accountability board is needed Senate all but ignored O'Neill's 1 give O'Neill the right to set the the special session, which was state Department of possibly calling a special session to Transportation. because of problems in the DOT, call for using $18.2 million from the general agenda for what can be stalled Wednesday when lawmak­ decide how to spend the money. including recent rfjports that state surplus to increase aid to taken up in the session. ers raised legal problems about the O'Neill vetoed a similar bill Senate Republicans have pro­ way it was convened by the approved during the Legislature's bridge repairs went undone for cities and towns for property tax GOP Town Committee endorses panel’s choices

will be running against five of the Weather By Kathy Garmus Association. six Democratic incumbents and Peopletalk Assistant City Editor For constable. Martin K. Shea 2 and Joseph L. Swensson Sr., both the former Republican minority leader, Peter DiRosa Jr., who Today’s forecast As expected, the Republican incumbents, Louis C. Kocsis Jr. Smith rattles Penny’s saber Ex-Rhody governor ailing Town Committee Thursday night and John Tucci were nominated. resigned from the board in April Ballet boondoggle and switched parties after a Connecticut, Massachusetts unanimously endorsed the slate of The party also nominated Ronald Former Rhode Island Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy After bearing the lirunt of a stinging round of "Steve Penny had his choice of weapons - he Ballet star Mikhail Baryshnikov and his 15 and Rhode Island: Today: Osella and Paul Damiano for dispute with Smith and other has undergone a series of tests at a Providence candidates for the Nov. 5 election criticism Wednesday at a special meeting of the picked up the saber," Osella said colleagues had a tough time with their Kansas mostly cloudy warm and humid. that had been assembled by the selectmen. Osella is an incumbent. Republicans. Smith has been criti­ hospital to deter­ Board of Directors. Manchester Republicans Republican Director William J. Diana called City, Mo., engagement earlier this week. Showers and a charfee of thun­ party's nominating committee. The committee endorsed J. cal of DIRosa's allegiance to the mine what caused came up of f the canvas swinging Thursday night Baryshnikov and his American Ballet Theatre derstorms today and tonight. Winthrop Porter for town treas­ the directors' meeting a .set-up by the Democrats. party, charging he often voted one him to become dizzy And, sounding like cheerleaders Republican Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith were coming in from Colorado Springs. Colo . for Highs 80 to 85. Overnight lows urer and Edward Tomkiel, the It is rare for the public to attend a 5 p.m meeting, way in party caucus and then split earlier this week. before the big game, party leaders told town committee members gathered in 6 but about 20 townspeople who oppose the sale of a benefit and the Kansas City Ballet's welcoming mid 60s to low 70s, Saturday: Democratic incumbent, for town with the other Republican direc­ G ii r r a h y . 5 4, and candidates alike said a focus Lincoln Center to nominate candidates that the committee anxiously awaited them at the clerk. the firehouse attended Wednesday's, he said tors during board meetings. Rhode Island's long­ clearing and becoming less on running as a team would bring Democrats "like to beat upon people." He called downtown airport Instead, their plane landed Republican Town Chairman Diana said the verbal attacks against the Two of the GOP candidates — time Democratic humid. Highs 80 to 85. election-day gains for the party Wednesday night's meeting during which the miles away at Kansas City International Airport Curtis M. Smith said the ticket was Republicans went against board rules. Boland and Lenihan — are resi­ governor until he Maine: Partly to mostly that has taken a back seat to three Republican directors walked out — a The dancers piled into taxis and rode to their a well-balanced one capable of dents of the Eighth Utilities stepped down in cloudy with fog downeast today, Democrats for many years in "three-, maybe four-ring circus." "It was very embarrassing," he said. hotel by themselves and without most of their challenging the Democratic ticket, District. That could play a role January, was listed showers and thundershowers Manchester. And, in honor of the party's chief antagonist at Smith called the Democratic reaction a victory luggage. The clothes and extra pointe shoes which he referred to as the during the campaign, in which a in good condition at developing in the afternoon. the meeting. Smith announced creation of "The for his party. caught up with them later — just in time for their Nominated for the Board of "good-old-boy slate." Hesaidallof dispute about the sale of the Miriam Hospital Highs in the 70s to mid 80s. Stephen T Penny Saber-Rattling Award" and "W e've hit a raw nerve," he said performance. the candidates were chosen to Buckland firehouse is likely to play Thursday. He re­ Showers ending late tonight. Directors were incumbents Wil­ ceremoniously handed town committee member Smith added that the party would not abandon That night at the Midland Center for the liam J. Diana, Donna R. Mercier some extent for their reputations a major role. mained hospitalized Lows 55 to 65, Variable clouds Ronald Osella a saber. its petition drive intended to force the vote on the Performing Arts, the stage lights failed twice, and Thomas H. Ferguson, as well as team players. leaving the audience of 2,750 people restless late Thursday, north and mountains, becoming It was Penny, the deputy mayor and firehouse, which was built in the 1970s in the midst In the race for the school board, awaiting results of a as businessman Edward Boland, Democratic majority leader, who led the attack of a court battle over who had jurisdiction in the during a first-half five-minute intermicsion partly to mostly sunny elsewhere ■‘W E'VE BEEN MISSING that the Republican candidates will CAT scan. former Eighth District Tax Collec­ Wednesday night against the Republican- Buckland area — a battle the town lost in 1978 Saturday. Highs in the 70s to in prior elections," he said. face Democratic icumbents Jo­ 'I'm feeling tor Carol M. Lcnihan and school sponsored drive to force a binding referendum on "As of today let us make no mistake that this lower 80s. Smith then lectured town com­ seph V Camposeo and Francis A. fine," Garrahy said board member Gloria D. DellaF- selling the town-owned fire station on Tolland party has set a course of action that has been New Hampshire: P artly to mittee members on the impor­ Maffe Jr , us well us JoAnn in a telephone inter­ era, a former town director. Turnpike to the highest bidder over $400,000 overdue for seven years," Smith said. mostly cloudy today with show­ tance of thinking like winners. Moria'rty, wife of former Mayor view from his hospi­ Both Boland and Lenihan are ers and thundershowers develop­ "I'm tired of losing elections," Matthew Moriarty Jr., and Terry Poet takes freedom trail tal bed. "I'm having residents of the Eighth Utilities ing in the afternoon. Highs 75 to he said. "I'm sick of having people Bogli, daughter of Democratic some tests down, a District. Dissident poet Dorin Tudoran, who is emigrat­ 85. Showers ending late tonight. For the Board of Education, the in this party say, 'Well who's going to attend, including DellaFera, Town Chairman Theodore R. Joseph Garrahy general work-up of Rain comes Bob-bobbing along two years have been difficult for "We've got a chance to win and ing to the United States, urged people in his native Cummings tests Lows 55 to 65. Variable clouds committee nominated incumbents to get the three seats?' Think members of the minority party, we will win. " Ferguson said. Lenihan, Cobb, Kocsis. Damiano. Today: mostly cloudy with showers, possibly a thunderstorm, Romania Thursday to fight for greater freedom On Tuesday, he checked into South County north, becoming mostly sunny David Dampier Jr. and Bernice E. winning — it's doable." but echoed Smith's optimism. About 31 people attended Thurs­ Lenihan. Shea and Swensson The Democrats currently hold "M y people must fight from inside (Romania) beginning in the morning. Warm and humid. Highs in the mid 80s. Hospital in Wakefield, near his home in elsewhere Saturday. Highs in the Cobb, along with Joel Mrosek and The three incumbents on the "W e are excited about the day night's meeting at Lincoln 6-3 majority on the Board of to change the situation in the country so that it's Narragansett, for initial tests, including an 70s to low er 80s. Winds southwest 15 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 80 percent. Tonight: Anne Gauvin, a former president Board of Directors told the town potential for this November," Center. A number of the newly THE REPUBLICAN CANDI­ Directors and a 5-4 majority on the not necessary for people to leave, as I was forced electrocardiogram He said his blood pressure Vermont: Occasional showers occasional showers and thunderstorms Lows around 70. Winds of the Manchester Education committee members that the past Mercier said endorsed candidates were unable DATES for the Board of Directors school board. to do," Tudoran said one day after his arrival in was slightly high when he was admitted, but tests and thunderstorms today, some southwest 10 to 20 mph, becoming west by morning Chance of rain Rome from Bucharest. were inconclusive He checked into Miriam possibly heavy. Warm and 80 percent. Saturday: clearing, becoming less humid. Highs 80 to 85. The 40-year-old poet and literary critic, highly Hospital in Providence Thursday for further humid with highs around 80. Today's weather picture was drawn by Kevin Leblanc, 10, of 80 No. J regarded by Romania's communist government tests. Showers ending tonight, followed School St., a student at Robertson School. until he turned dissident in 1982. is on his way to The former governor has been working at G by clearing and cooler. Lows 60 Love Lane plans Hartford. Conn., where he is expected to arrive William Miller, a merchant banking group, since next week. He is traveling with his wife. Emilia to 65. Saturday, sunny and leaving office Jan. 1. He was first elected Cora, and their 8-year-old daughter. Alexandra. pleasant. Highs 75 to 80. governor in November. 1976, after serving in the ‘Bob’ loses his punch Tudoran won his battle for emigration state Senate and four terms as lieutenant show more detail permission with the help of the U.S. Congress governor which threatened not to renew a trade agreement Extended outlook CHARLESTON, S.C. (UPI) - scouts had repitched their tents The town has submitted a Preference will be given to with Romania if the poet was not released The remnants of hurricane Bob. and were eating dinner. Extended outlook for New Manchester residents who are Speaking with reporters during an impromptu which residents of South Caroli­ "Bob really wimped out," said subdivision application for land off England Sunday through Love Lane on which it plans to have first-time home buyers. U interview in a Rome coffee shop, the poet na's tourist coast called "a wimp" Charleston television newsman A1 Tuesday: A contract between J 4 G described himself as "an intellectual from a of a storm, disrupted the national Hinman. 14 "starter" houses built. Builders and the town has not yet Latin culture on my way to the Anglo-Saxon Glimpses Connecticut, Massachusetts Boy Scout jamboree and mussed "W e slept through it," said Betty A map accompanying the appli­ been signed. Manchester General world. I'm not at all unhappy because my and Rhode Island: Fair. High up the nation's capital before Dangerfield of Isle of Palms, S.C. cation shows 14 similarly sized lots Actress Debra Winger was caught speeding in Manager Robert B. Weiss said decision was to be a free man but I would like to temperatures from the mid 70s to dissipating. Bob smacked Fort Sumter, on about 7.4 acres of town-owned Lincoln, Neb. Wednesday, doing 51 mph in a the mid 80s Sunday. Highs in the where the first shots of the Civil land. Each lot has a 75-foot today that details of the contract say that emigration is not the solution, " he said Remnants of Bob, which came 35-mph zone, in a Lincoln Continental assigned to 80s Monday and Tuesday. Low War were fired, then lashed frontages on Love Lane, which are being worked out by lawyers "It may be in extreme cases such as mine but ashore as a minimal hurricane at her boyfriend. Gov. Bob Kerrey. In addition, her historic Charleston, toppling trees runs north-south between Center representing both parties. then it is an extreme solution The solution must temperatures mostly in the 60s. South Carolina's Fripp Isiand California driver's license had expired in May, and knocking out power to 25,000 and Olcott streets. He said he was aware of no be found in Romania." Vermont: Dry Sunday and early Thursday, pushed heavy rain which got her another citation. The tickets homes. The map also shows small particular snags in getting a Monday. Becoming more humid and gale-force winds into Washing­ resulted in a new Kerrey policy against loaning But the storm, a hurricane for paf^els behind each lot that will be contract signed. Once it is com­ by Tuesday with scattered thun­ ton, D C., and its suburbs Thurs­ cars Woody Allen has a clause inihis contract only 12 hours, quickly weakened as sold to owners of houses along pleted. the contract will be pres­ dershowers. Highs 75 to 85. Lows day afternoon, downing some with Orion Pictures that will ensui'e his next three it moved inland. By midday Center Street. The land is steeply ented to the Board of Directors. ""X > - •' 55 to 65. power lines and capsizing a movies won't play in South Africa because of its Thursday, its poorly defined re­ sloped and is unbuildable. The Love Lane housing plan Quote of the day Maine and New Hampshire: seaplane filming a Hollywood apartheid policy Allen said he hoped his action mains dumped showers on North The application was submitted grew out of a citizens' committee Fair Sunday and Monday. motion picture. Pascual Perez, the hard-luck Atlanta Braves would "incourage other filmmakers to think Carolina, Virginia and the nation's to the Planning Department this asked to study the availability of Chance of showers north and pitcher who was suspended without pay for about doing the same in an effort to protest the The District of Columbia Harbor capital. week and could be considered by affordable housing in Manchester. H«ratd photo by Ptnto atrocious racial policies of South Africa" ., A mountains and fair elsewhere disappearii^ after losing a game in New York, Patrol rescued five people from a Neil Frank, director of the the Planning and Zoning Commis­ It has been opposed by the three New York City gallery is displaying the nude Tuesday. Lows in the 50s and discussing his poor 1985 season, in which he has seaplane that overturned near National Hurricane Center in sion as early as Monday. Republicans on the Board of Madonna photographs from Penthouse ... Come­ Almost finished one victory against eight losses: lower 60s. Highs in the upper 70s Hains Point while preparing to Miami, said forecasters may have J 4 G Builders of South Windsor Directors, who say that the town dian Tom Drlessen, founding president of the " I always like to play baseball, but it's no fun and 80s. film a scene for the movie "Lim e fudged a bit by upgrading Bob has been selected by the town to should have sold the land to a Diehard Cubs Fan Club, will be the Cubs' batboy now. I have no confidence. 1 lose everything on the Street," from tropical storm to a minimal build 14 single-family houses, developer. A 9,000-square-foot shopping center takes shape at East convenience store, should be finished by Sept. 1. this weekend when they play the Los Angeles mound No motion, no location, no fast ball No Powerful winds and rain also 75 mph hurricane Wednesday which will begin at $55,000. The The Republicans have also ques­ according to a spokesman for the Builder, the Leffingwell Dodgers at Dodger Stadium . Middle Turnpike and Cook Street. The center, whose wins." Across the nation swirled through the Boy Scout evening. town will hold a sleeping second tioned the procedures town offi­ mortgage on the land, and ho­ main tenant will be a 3,000-square-foot Wawa Corp. of Uncasville. Showers and thunderstorms jamboree at Fort A.P. Hill in "I don't know that I've seen any cials used to solicit proposals from meowners will not have to pay for developers, claiming that some will be widespread across New Virginia's Caroline County, top­ sustained winds that had hurri­ the land on which their homes are were given extensions on deadlines England, the mid-Atlantic coast pling hundreds of tents and porta­ cane force," said Frank. "They built unless the homes are sold for submission. states and the Ohio Valley. ble toilets. No injuries were were 40-50-60 mph with gusts up to reported and by late afternoon, the within 10 years to someone who J 4 G was one of six firms that Almanac Showers and thunderstorms will hurricane force." does not qualify for a continuation submitted housing proposals for Ballot may reflect Buckland confusion be scattered from the southern of the abatement the land. plains across the lower Missis­ Today is Friday. July 26, the Donald Kuehl, vice chairman of He said the figure was a "ploy to sippi Valley to the Tennessee Enfield man sentenced Manchester voters who live in the firehouse for a sum of not less 207th day of 1985 with 158 to the Republican Town Committee, make it Impossible to sell the Valley and the southeastern the town (ire district may have than $600,000 with the proviso that follow. this morning questioned those firehouse." states. Widely scattered, mostly HARTFORD (U PI) - The first four choices involving the town's space be leased back to the town so The moon is moving toward its a federal crime to transport or figures, taken from a 1978 study Kuehl said a firehouse could be afternoon and evening thunder­ person in Connecticut to be con­ Fire Calls Buckland firehouse before them it can continue providing (ire new phase. mail child pornography across made for Penny. He said the built for less than $600,000 and he showers will occur from south­ victed under the federal Child when they go to the polls Nov. 5. protection from the station. The morning stars are Venus. state lines. figures will be studied. doubts any commercial user would ern portions of the Rockies and Pornography Act of 1984 has been The Republican Party is circu­ The other asks if the town should Mars and Jupiter. Kalland told the judge he real­ If they have merit, the issue of pay that much for the building and Plateau to the Sierra Nevadas. sentenced to eight years in prison. lating a petition calling for passage share the firehouse with the The evening stars are Mert\try izes he is ill and did not intend to providing fire protection for those then face the cost of conversion. Most of the nation will have "Everyone agrees that you are a Manchester call, 450 East Center St. (Town, of an ordinance that would force volunteer fire department of the harm the children he areas will be considered, Kuehl Penny said his figure of $600,000 and Saturn. sick person who needs help," U.S. Tuesday, 11:32 p.m. — report of Paramedics). Eighth Utilities District, The dis­ 2 highs in the 80s and low 90s. photographed. the town to sell the controversial Those born on this date are Thursday, 5:41 a m. — smoke said. was derived by two methods. He Highs will be in the 70s over the District Judge T. Emmet Clarie smoke, Clinton and Florence firehouse to the highest bidder trict has the right to fight fires in under the sign of Leo. They "I am fully aware of the detector alarm, Meadows Conva­ Kuehl said he thinks there are said an architect concluded that Great Lakes region and along the told Ronald E. Kalland Thursday. streets (Town). over $400,000. the Buckland area immedidiately sickness," Kalland said. " I would lescent Center, 333 Bidwell St. some after-the-fact assumptions the firehouse cost about $35 a include playwright George Ber­ Clarie recommended the 41- Wednesday, 8:28 a.m - unne­ The Democratic Party is ready surrounding the station, which is Pacific coast. Temperatures will want to stress the fact I would (Town) being made about the area served square (exit to build in 1974 and 1975 nard Shaw in 1856; novelist year-old Enfield man serve his cessary smoke detector alarm, to begin circulating a counter­ on Tolland Turnpike near Buck- V, y reach the middle 90s to around never be involved in pornography Thursday, 7:52 a.m. — medical by the Buckland firehouse. Kuehl would cost $70 a square foot now. Aldous Huxley in 1894: poet sentence at a federal psychiatric Manchester Memorial Hospital petition that would forbid the town land Street. 100 over parts of northerh and again. I was naive in thinking there call. East Center Street (Town, said he served on the Town The firehouse was built for Robert Graves in 1895; actor hospital in Buttner, N.C. (Tow n). from selling the firehouse. Penny said this morning that the cental Texas, the Great Basin was not some kind of abuse Building Committee when the $356,000 Jason Robards and movie pro­ Kalland was sentenced under a Wednesday, 9:42 a m. — oil spill. Paramedics). Democratic plan has been to take I and inland sections of California, involved." Deputy Mayor Stephen Penny, firehouse was built and does not Soft costs, like design and provision of the Child Pornography Thursday, 10: 12 a.m. — medical ducer Blake Edwards, both in Kolland was indicted by a Parker Street and Colonial Drive Democratic majority leader on the those two questions off the ballot if with readings between 100 and Act that permits his parole whe­ call, 257 E. Center St. (Town, recall that it was being planned to borrowing money, would bring the 1922 (age 63): film director federal grand jury in February (Tow n). Board of Directors, said this the two petitions are filed. But he 6 110 across the desert southwest. Paramedics). serve as wide an area as is now total to $600,000, Penny said. Stanley Kubrick in 1928 (age 57). never federal officials believe he Wednesday, 10:08 a m, — accid­ morning that the party will put its said the party may decide to leave after he mailed six color films to Thursday, 10:44 a.m.'— medical claimed. He said the town asssessor and and rock star Mick Jagger in 1943 has been cured and no longer is a ental box alarm. Meadows Conva­ counter-petition in motion as soon all four questions on the ballot. undercover postal inspectors. The call, 278 W. Middle Turnpike Kuehl also called the $600,(M)0 the town finance officer applied (age 42). threat to society. lescent Center, 333 Bidwell St. as it becomes clear that Republi­ It was not clear what effect the films depicted children aged 9 to 12 (Town, Paramedics). figure used by the Democrats as a inflation factors to the 1974-1975 Weather radio The act increased the penalties (Town). cans will not withdraw their vote on the two advisory questions engaged in sexually explicit Thursday, 12:48 p.m. — alarm (air minimum price for the fire­ cost and came up with about the On this date in history: for child pornography and made it Wednesday, 10:37 a.m. — accid­ petition. would have if they were to share a The National Weather Service conduct. malfunction, Manchester Manor house "unrealistically high." same figure. ental box alarm. Meadows Conva­ The Republican leadership has ballot with two mandatory ones in In 1847, Liberia was declared a broadcasts continuous, 24-hour (Tow n). lescent Center. 333 Bidwell St. already said it will not abandon its direct opposition. republic — at that time the only weather information on 162.475 Thursday, 2:46 p.m. — car fire, (Tow n). petition effort. Penny said that leaving all (our sovereign black-ruled demo­ mHz in Hartford. 162.55 m Hz in 126 Olcott St. (Tow n). Wednesday, It: 13 a.m. — motor If both petition drives are on the ballot may provide guidance cratic nation in Africa. New London and 162.40 mHz in Thursday, 6:23 p.m, — medical Manchester Herald vehicle accident. West Middle successful, voters in the town fire on all the questions involved. He Ansaldi seeks change In 1941, Gen. Douglas MacAr- Meriden. call, 396 Hartford Road (Town, Turnpike (Eighth District, district could have on their ballot said again that the Republican thur was named commander of Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Paramedics). Paramedics). two questions which would have a proposal to sell the firehouse (or a U.S. forces in the Philippines. Thursday, 6:49 p.m. — medical Penny Sadd Wednesday, 2: 16 p.m. — gas binding impact on town leaders — minimum of $400,000 steals money on Bidwell Street land In 1982, Prime Minister Indira Mark F. Abraitis call, 65 Foxcroft Drive (Town, Associate Publisher wash down. West Middle Turnpike one which would force them to sell from the town fire district and fails Gandhi arrived in the United Business Manager Paramedics). and exit 60 of Interstate 84 (Tow n). the firehouse at more than $400,000 to answer the question of how Builder Andrew Ansaldi Jr. has Bidwell Street that leads to a States to meet President Rea­ Thursday, ^1 4 p.m. - gas Lottery USPS 327-500 Wednesday, 2:33 p.m. — small and one which would forbid them adequate (ire protection will be applied for a zone change on a 26-space parking lot In front of the VOL. CIV. No. 261 malfunction, ^8~, Meadow Lane gan, the first Indian head of state brush fire, rear of 756 Tolland from selling it at any price. provided for people now served by 1.26-acre parcel at 279 Bidwell St. (Town). two apartment buildings, plans to do so in more than a decade. Published dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 Turnpike (Eighth District), Both questions could get a the firehouse. that would permit construction of show. ond certain halldavs by the Man­ Friday, 5:05 a.m. — gas wash­ In 1984, the Federal Deposit weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 Wednesday. 2.40 p.m. — car fire,- majority vote, posing a problem Republican Town Chairman 12 apartments. The apartments would all be chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnord for three months, $30.70 for six down, Interstate 84 eastbound near Insurance Corporation an­ Connecticut daily Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040 78 North Main St, (Eighth which would presumably have to Curtis Smith said this morning that The land, which is just south of two-bedroom, two-story units with Second doss postage pold at Man^ monthsarrd $61.40for one year. Moll exit 62 (Eighth Distnet). nounced a $4.5 billion takeover of rates are available on reduest. District). be solved later. the Republicans will review the Wetherell Street, is currently 1,360 square feet of floor space, the Thursday: 535 Chester, Conn. POSTMASTER Friday, 6:48 a m, — medical Chicago's Continental Illinois Wednesday, 3:48 p.m. — medical Further complicating the issue entire Democratic proposal and zoned a combination of Rural plans say. A traffic study done by Send address chonges to the Man­ call. Main and Oak streets (Town, Corporation bank, threatened Play four: 9667 chester Herald, P.O. Box 59) call. 214 Spencer St. (Town, is the fact that the Democratic will respond to it In a week or two. Residence and Residence B. An­ the Manchester firm of Fuss and Manchester, Conn. 06040. To place 0 classified or display Paramedics). with failure due to bad loans. At Wednesday's meeting of the Other numbers drawn Thurs­ advertisement, or to report a news Paramedics). majority on the Board of Directors saldi has asked that the land be O'Neill that accompanied the Pollster George Gallup.died of a UP) photo Item, story or picture Idea, coll Wednesday, 3:51 p.m. — car fire, voted Wednesday to put two directors. Penny said that despite day in New England: GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 643-27)1. Office hours are 1:30 a.m. rezoned Planned Residence plans said the complex would have heart attack in Switzerland at you don t receive your Herald by 5 McKee Street and Hartford Road firehouse questions before the fire claims that the firehouse cannot Development. a negligible effect on traffic in the Maine daily: OM and S6U P.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Sotur- to 5 p.m, Monday through Friday. Tolland County age 82. (Tow n), district voters Nov. 5 as advisory serve Buckland, it is first re­ Plans submitted by Ansaldi area. Today in history New Hampshire daily: 8856 dov, pleose telephone your carrier If you re unable to reach your Wednesday, 11:37 p.m. — medi­ Monday, 3:57 p.m. — reported referenda. sponder to 1,578 units, of which show the units in two buildings, one Rhode Island dally; 5650 The Monchester Herald Is a The zone-change application Is A thought for the day: Aldous On this date in 1982, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi »“b»crlber service at subscriber to United Press Interno- cal call, 11 Willard Road (Town, house fire. Juniper Street, Coven­ The questions do not bind offi­ 1,508 are residential. They include containing eight units and the scheduled (or a public hearing "Lot-O-Bucks": 05-16-15-81-35 643-2711 by 7 p.m. weekdays or 10 Huxley said. "T h ere is no arrived for a visit with President Reagan, the first Indian d.m. Safurdoys for guaranteed tlonol news services and Is o Paramedics). try (South Coventry, North Coven­ cials to any course of action. One 776 houses. 15'i motel units and 575 other four. Access to the complex before the Planning and Zoning Vermont daily: M\ member ot the Audit Bureau of substitute for talent." delivery In Manchester. Tliuraday. 4:30 a m. — medical try, Eagleville). asks voters if the town should sell apartments, he said. would be from a driveway off Commission on Sept. 4. leader to vi^t Washington in more than a decade ^ Massachusetts daily: 4856 Circulations. MANCHE.STER HERALD, Friday, July 26. 1985 - 5 « - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 26, 1985 U .S ./ W o r td Teamster strike Doctors treat star with experimental drug

In Brief his TV roles on "M cM illan 4 W ife" part of the Immune system, By Jonathan Ferzlger drug that stops reproduction of the Hospital in the Paris suburb of arrived from California and told and "Dynasty." leaving victims easy prey to a United Press International virus cells," said a high-level Neuilly, where he was admitted them. Police allege starvation death imperils dealers Earlier, Redor had said the variety of unusual infections and Institute doctor who declined to be Sunday night after he collapsed in She sold doctors conducting tests American Hospital generally does cancer. PACIFIC, Mo. — An unemployed trash hauler PARIS — Rock Hudson is being identified. the luxurious Ritz hotel. on Hudson to determine the extent not treat AIDS cases, and that whose 2-month-old daughter starved to death treated with an experimental drug The French chemical company of his illnesses have discovered The Centers for Disease Control Bv Jerry Wolffe He said the union had received "a "H e is eating. He is talking and "patients usually prefer to get care amid "sickening" filthy conditions inside the developed by scientists at the Rhone Poulenc announced Thurs­ liver abnormalities, but declined in Atlanta said that as of July 22, United Press International totally unacceptable proposal” from laughing," said Hudson spokeswo­ closer to home where their friends family's trailer home has been charged with Institut Pasteur to combat AIDS, day it had signed an agreement to comment on the results. there were 11,871 confirmed cases the NATL man Anne Caroline, assistant to are " involuntary manslaughter, authorities said. with the institute to promote “ The physicians discovered ab­ of AIDS in the United States, of DETROIT — About 22,000 Teamsters "Therefore,” he said, “ the negotiat­ the deadly disease that breaks French publicist Yanou Collart, Charges were filed Thursday against Thomas down the body's Immune system, production and testing of HPA-23, normalities in the liver which were Hudson had come to Paris to which 5,917 resulted in death. union truck drivers, who haul new cars ing committee has recommended, and said. Moses, 29, who was held in the Franklin County officials said today. developed about two years ago. either suspected to be caused by an seek advice from an AIDS special­ Hudson is perhaps best known to dealers acro.ss the nation, went on the Teamsters General Executive jail in Union, Mo., on bond of 975,000. Moses also It said the drug had been used to On Thursday, Collart announced infectious problem or were consist­ strike early today, and union officials Board has approved, commencement It was the first indication of the ist at the Institut Pasteur — whose for his role as the patriarch in the was being held on an outstanding charge of treat "alim ited number of patients Hudson had been suffering for ent with metastatic liver disease," researchers first isolated the virus movie classic "Giant,” for which said they did not expect a swift of strike action beginning (at) midnight treatment being given Hudson, drunken driving in a neighboring county. with AIDS or with AIDS-related more than a year from AIDS, she said. believed to cause AIDS in 1983 — he was nominated for an Academy settlement. tonight." who flew to France to seek special "It was a total mess,” sheriff's detective Dave conditions." whose victims are mainly male American Hospital spokesman The walkout, the first by the long­ Teamsters move most of the new cars treatment for acquired immune but fell ill before he could he Award. He also starred In a series Connor said of the trailer home occupied by Rhone Poulenc said it was "too homosexuals, hemophiliacs, and Bruce Redor said Thursday Hud­ examined. About 400 Ameri<'uns of romantic comedies with Doris distance drivers in more than three sold in the United States — about 37,000 deficiency syndrome, a usually Moses, his wife, Peggy, 25, and four other young early to draw any conclusion on intravenous drug users. son's condition remained stable have .sought cure at the institute, decades, could cripple domestic car eadh weekday — at least part of the way fatal virus diagnosed a year ago in Day .such us "Pillow Talk." children. "It was sickening. There were feces and safety or on any potential clinical Collart said doctors did not know and said the hospital would issue but only 25 have been admitted production. An extended strike could from the factory or dock to a dealer's California. He has been a bachelor since his dirty clothes and foodstuffs and vomit on the about the earlier AIDS diagnosis no further statements about the clog factory storage lots and leave lot. If the strike is lengthy, dealers efficacy. Far more work needs to 1958 divorce from ex-airline ste­ floors, the beds, whatever. Once I got down there "Doctors from Pasteur are when Hudson was admitted Sun­ actor, the king of the romantic France has been a leader In thousands of buyers waiting for would be unable to meet potential be done.” wardess Phyllis Gates in 1955 after and saw how bad things were, we took the treating Hudson, following the Hudson, 59, has undergone a day and were not informed until his leading men during the t950s and researching ways to diagnose and delivery. demand for new cars, a three-year marriage. children into protective custody. " treatment of HPA-23, the French b.ittery of tests at the American business manager. Mark Miller, 60s and known most recently for treat AIDS, a virus that destroys “Talks are at an impasse and no "It's a new situation for the indus­ Christina Moses, was dead on arrival Tuesday breakthrough is expected," said try," said James Osmer, a Bloomfield night at St. John's Mercy Hospital in Washington, Teamsters Local 299 President Pete Hills lawyer who acts as labor negotia­ Mo. It appeared the girl, who wore only a filthy Relaxed weekend ahead Karagozian, who was at a terminal in tor for car-haul firms in Michigan and diaper, had not eaten in the four days before her the suburb of Dearborn, where picket other Midwestern states. death, authorities said. The infant's weight at the lines were set up midnight Thursday in Osmer said the companies will wait time she died was nearly a pound less than her a pouring rain. for guidance from the automakers birth weight. Reagan plans retreat before deciding whether to move their 2 “ We're going to shut the operation One of the surviving children, a 14-month-old down." he said. "We're going to allow rigs through Teamsters' picket lines. boy, was hospitalized for treatment of a severe trucks on the road to return to their A tentative three-year contract was Bv Helen Thomas rash. Authorities said it appeared his diaper had home terminals, but we're not going to rejected earlier this month by workers. United Press International not been changed for a week. Three others — girls let them go out and bring any more Some Detroit-area pickets complained Thatcher sends her best aged 2'/2, 5 and 7 — were placed in foster care. (new car ) in." about the 50-cent-an-hour wage hike in WASHINGTON - President the proposal, saying 31 cents of that was Karagozian said no bargaining ses­ Reagan set up meetings today with WASHINGTON (UPI) - George Bush to tell the presi­ due to them for earlier concessions. Measles on campuses costly sions on a new contract were scheduled his key White House advisers and Prime Minister Margaret dent, "You have all our "Working conditions on long-haul between the Teamsters and the Na­ then, as part of his recuperation Thatcher wished President affection." ATLAN TA — Measles outbreaks at colleges are trucks are not like they should be," one tional Automobile Transporters Indus­ from cancer surgery, will head for Reagan a quick recovery Thurs­ costly and difficult to control, so federal health picket said. "Management is not Then she used a phrase from try. which represents the 35 companies his Camp David retreat for the day and grabbing a line from an the movie "Knute Rockne, All 6 experts are urging prompt action to combat the bargaining in good faith." that employ the Teamsters drivers. weekend. old Reagan movie said, "Don't disease on campu.ses, officials say. Local 299 in Detroit is the union's American," in which Reagan "W e're willing to talk if they want to As his convaleseense pro­ win this one just for the Gipper. The national Centers for Disease Control said largest car-hauling chapter in the played George Gipp, a player on come back to the bargaining table, " gresses, the White House has set up ... Win it for all of us.” Thursday action must be taken against measles United States. It represents about 2,200 the University of Notre Dame Karagozian said. several “ photo opportunities" to Thatcher, addressing a epidemics at colleges following 334 cases and drivers and related workers, about 10 football team who was dying of In Washington. Teamsters Vice Pres­ demonstrate that Reagan is mak­ dinner of conservative and three deaths on 25 campuses this year percent of those ordered off the job by cancer: "W in this one for the ident Walter Shea announced Thursday ing strides. Christian Democratic leaders Gipper.'.' "Measles outbreaks on college campuses are the national strike had been approved. the Teamsters bargaining committee. While he still is a bit pale and and costly, disruptive to college routine and difficult from 20 countries, had warm Thatcher said: "D on't win somewhat hoarse, reports on Rea­ words for Reagan, who was to control. Control activities alone for outbreaks gan's health are no longer issued this one just for the Gipper, Mr. at Dartmouth College in 1984 and Indiana scheduled to attend the confer­ President. Win it for all of us." daily now, six days after his return ence but is still recovering from University in 1983, for example, cost more than to the White House following eight $30,000 and $225,000 respectively,” the health Alaska’s governor cancer surgery. Bush, who stepped in for days in Bethesda Naval Hospital, "Nothing is more important Reagan at the conference, re­ officials said. where he had surgery July 13 to The CDC said the 334 campus measles cases in UPI photo than that he should continue his ported: "H e's strong. So you remove a cancerous tumor. phenomenal recovery and come can imagine he's upbeat. He the first half of the year represented nearly 18.5 The president is gradually step­ percent of the nation's total of 1,802 cases. French Prime Minister Laurent Fabius announces the back stronger than e v er," may be in danger of being too may escape a trial ping up his pace of official activity, suspension of all new investment in South Africa and the Thatcher said. upbeat ... What you see is what but aides indicate he still has to ‘the asked Vice President you get.” immediate recall of the French ambassador in protest of the take things easy for a while. His Black diners win damages Bv Ellis E. Conklin The Alaska state Senate, who hired former Watergate prosecutor Sam imposition of emergency rule there. The black opposition group UPI photo wife, Nancy, does not want him to ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A while couple whose United Press International overdo it until he feels strong restaurant displays a sign reading "W e have been Dash to wage the grand jury's case UDF hailed France’s decision. 11 cars. The incident took place 72 against Sheffield, needs 14 votes from Policemen check damaged vehicles enough respite. tions that are going on," Reagan unconstitutionally told who we must serve" was JUNEAU, Alaska — Political, ob­ across from the State Department in hours before the President-elect Alan Thursday, Reagan showed up in But even as the time for his own said. “ All I'm going to say is the ordered to pay $1,503 to a black woman and her servers say it seems unlikely Alaska's its 20 members to force an impeach­ ment trial before the Alaska state Lima, Peru, Thursday. A car-bomb Garcia Perez's inauguration. the Oval Office for the first time vacation draws near, the president American people deserve to have a two daughters who were refused service. Gov, William Sheffield, accused of since coming home from the was expected to keep an eye on budget and the federal govern showing favoritism in awarding a House. The Senate includes 11 Republi­ An all-white federal jury foui^l Thursday that exploded near the building, destroying hospital. Today, however, he will congressional budget negotiations, ment has no excuse for not giving longtime supporter a state building cans and nine Democrats. Botha wants to talk Patricia McKoy, 49. and her husband, Roy. 61, stay in the family quarters to get which have been stymied for more them one," contract, will face an impeachment "The votes aren't there, no way, they discriminated against civil rights activist Lori briefings from White House chief than six weeks. Asked if he thought the impasse trial. can't get 14," said one senator who Jackson, 50, and her daughters by refusing them of staff Donald Regan and and With House and Senate leaders would be broken, Reagan replied, service at their Belvoir Restaurant in rural The fifth day of hearings to determine asked that his name not be used. J Wary inauguration in Peru national security adviser Robert at odds, Reagan and his chief " I have to think that w ay.” Marshall. if the first-term Democratic governor Other veteran observers in the state with Tutu on unrest McFarlane. spokesman kept the door open to Although the momentum for a But the McKoys maintained their innocence, should face an impeachment trial is Capitol agree. They concede Sheffield Reagan also presided over a compromise Thursday when asked tax reform plan has ground to a saying they never had a policy against serving expected to focus on testimony from may have made gross errors in LIMA, Peru (UPI) — Security connection with the bombing, to other areas. Bv Brendan Boyle Cabinet review of issues awaiting about ideas flouted on Capitol Hill, halt. Treasury Secretary James blacks and only refused entrance to the women Joseph Arsenault, the Fairbanks labor judgment in awarding the contract to officials ordered sharpshooters which came as foreign dignitaries Interior Minister Gen. Oscar action before he and Congress take including an oil import fee and Baker told the Cabinet that the tax because they were followed by reporters. leader granted the controversial 10- the political crony who once threw an United Press International stationed at government buildings began arriving for the inaugura­ Brush, who was in his office at the their summer vacations. Lawmak­ delays in income tax indexing. revision package is "righ t on " I didn't turn them down because of their year state office lease. elaborate fund-raiser for him, but they Violence em broils tion Sunday of President-elect time of the explosion, has claimed and sealed off parts of downtown ers are hoping to wrap up work "I'm not going to make any ■chedule" lor possible passage race," Mrs, McKoy said after the verdict was Sheffield, 57, has been under seige add that the governor did not violate JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Alan Garcia. security during the inauguration rival black factions Lima today after a car bomb Aug. 2 and to take a five-week comments on tactics in negotia­ around Thanksgiving. announced. "W e didn't let her in because we since July 2, when a grand j i ^ any state laws. Prim e Minister Pieter Botha today exploded in front of the Peruvian Prime Minister Luis Percovich was "99 percent guaranteed." opened the door to negotiations with didn't want the trouble with the reporters, that's recommended, after a 21-day prore, Anselm Staack, the governor's — see page 9 Interior Ministry. said: "This was obviously meant Some 30,000 police and military all. former deputy director of administra­ Bishop Desmond Tutu on the nation's troops would enforce strict mea­ U that he be recalled or impeached. Police also defused a second to spoil the (inauguration) and The jury ruled the McKoys must pay Jackson The grand jury said the governor tion. testified Thursday that his depart­ 6-day-old state of emergency, which bomb Thursday behind the four- create a climate of uncertainty." sures throughout Lima to prevent Bomb suspects named and her daughters $1,503 in damages — $500 disregarded all ethical considerations ment was pressured to switch from a South African churches warned could story ministry — headquarters for He and other officials pledged to guerrilla attacks, he said. apiece in punitive damages and $1 each in by awarding the $9.1 million state lease competitive to a non-competitive lease "spell disaster for the future of South Churches, which represents more than Peru's police forces. tighten security before the No one claimed responsibility nominal damages. Compensatory damages were to one of his political supporters, and agreement, and awarded the contract Africa.” ’ 10 million Christians, today condemned The explosion believed carried ceremony. for the blast, but police said they not awarded. The McKoys were accused of telling described the governor as "unfit for to a company owned in part by Police, in their latest daily update, the emergency powers and said the out by leftist guerrillas injured one Police sharpshooters were or­ Syria aids hostage reiease suspected one of two leftist guer­ Jackson and her daughters. Denise Johnson, 27, public office." Arsenault. announced that 891 people have now extensive police actions could "spell police officer, destroyed three dered to the roofs of government rilla groups, the Maoist Shining and Debrah Williams. 29, that their restaurant The Republican-dominated Senate Sheffield, who has not yet attended been detained since the emergency disaster for the future of South Africa.'' parked cars and damaged at least buildings. Bv David Zenlan lamic Jihad, or Holy War, move­ In Paris, Syrian Defense Minis­ Path or the newer urban Tupac was closed, although a white customer was seen Rules Committee is conducting hear­ the hearing, is expected to go before the powers were invoked across much of "Levels of resentment, long over the 15 others. The front windows of the Traffic was blocked to parts of United Press International ment claimed responsibility for ter Mustapha TIass was quoted as the country Sunday. Amaru, also a leftist organization. drinking coffee inside. ings to determine it an impeachment Senate Rules Committee Saturday. The danger mark, will sooner or later boil ministry and those of neighboring downtown Lima and parking and the attack on the U.S. Embassy. saying Syrian President Hafez L trial should be held. But observers said five-member committee includes four The figures were released as the U.N, over in a disastrous aftermath for all of houses were shattered. officers barred pedestrians from Car bombs were first used in BEIRUT, Lebanon — Judicial Among the victims of the blast Assad has called for "a ll measures Flyboys back for reunion it appeared the multimillionaire hotel Republicans, but the rest of the Senate Security Council prepared to vote on a us,” a formal statement said. Police said the car that ex­ areas near hotels, where seven Peru by the Shining Path during a sources today identified four of the were 17 Americans. to be taken" to secure the freedom owner may escape the ultimate politi­ is sitting in and is permitted to ask French resolution calling for economic "The detention of clergymen, labor ploded, a cream-colored Datsun, visiting I^tin American presi­ June visit to Lima by Argentine five men indicted in the suicide An underground group opposed of the 13 men. questions. sanctions against the white minority SEATTLE — Some 10,000 veterans converged cal embarrassment leaders-and community workers has in had been stolen from a police dents and other foreign dignitaries President Raul Alfonsin. Rebels bomb attacks of the U.S. and Iraqi to Iraqi President Saddam Hus­ "A s regards the French and government of South Africa. on Seattle today for the 50th anniversary some cases taken from our townships detective. It had been packed with were to stay. detonated dynamite planted in a embassies, while Syria said it was sein's ruling Baath party claimed other foreigners kidnapped in celebration of the B-17 Flying Fortress, the France introduced the motion Thurs­ the restraining hand of mature dynamite and was parked about 75 Black market money changers, car near the presidential palace as pressing efforts to secure the responsibility for the attack on Lebanon, President Hafez Assad day, a day after it recalled its bomber credited with playing a crucial role in the leadership." feet from the ministry entrance. shoeshine hoys and street vendors Alfonsin met with President Be- release of seven Americans kid­ Iraq's embassy. has given orders for all measures ambassador from South Africa, but the defeat of the Axis in World War II. Defense official probed Police, who have restricted informa­ Five people were arrested in were all being rounded up and sent launde Terry. napped in Lebanon. Lebanese officials are moving to be taken so that they may be Security Council deferred a vote Five Congressional Medal of Honor recipients tion on arrests under the emergency A military judge issued the against terrorists in an attempt to found and freed," TIass told the because the draft failed to win enough were to fly on a B-17 and retired Air Force Gen. powers to a daily update in Pretoria, indictment Thursday against three improve the nation's image follow­ monthly magazine France-Pays WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Pentag­ another 14 lirms with which she was support among the council's 15 Curtis LeMay was slated to address the veterans today said 891 people had been detained suspects arrested immediately ing the June 14 hijacking of a TWA Arabes. on's inspector general and a House having discussions, according to an members. during ceremonies today. panel are looking into whether the without warrants by Thursday night. Conferees complete defense bill after the April 18, 1983, attack on jetliner by Moslem gunmen who TIass said Berri "has promised internal "eyes only" Pentagon memo The United States opposed the French Following weeks of preparation, five vintage At least 16 people have been shot and the U.S, Embassy in west Beirut forced the plane to land at Beirut us that the French will soon be In military's top procurement regulator made available to United Press motion, saying the isolation of South World War II aircraft — two B-17s, a B-25 bomber killed by police since the emergency that killed more than 60 people, airport. Damascus. The daughter of the violated conflict of interest laws during International. Africa “ will lead to more bloodshed," WASHINGTON (U PI) - House money into Pentagon accounts. new chemical weapons treaty. and P-51 and P-47 fighters — flew in formation was declared, but the police statement judicial sources said. The British, French and Italian kidnapped Briton, journalist Alec a recent job search, an aide to Rep Gilleece, a deputy undersecretary of while African nations called for more and Senate negotiators have ended The measure agreed to Thurs­ T h e administration has pushed over Seattle Thursday in a final tune-up for the reported no violent incidents in the Two other men arrested after the ambassadors to Lebanon met Collett, visited Lebanon earlier John Dingell, D-Mich., says. defense who oversees policies covering stringent measures. work on a $302 billion defense bill day also takes $2.9 billion out of the the weapon as a safer replacement three days of festivities. Johannesburg area in the 24 hours Feb. 15, 1981, blast that killed 61 Thursday with Shiite Amal militia this month to have him freed." The official. Mary Ann Gilleece, did contract terms, conditions and pricing, Botha responded to a call by Tutu, with an agreement that could start military retirement program with­ for aging stocks of chemical shells The first B-17 bomber rolled out of a Boeing Co. not advise her superior and an agency ended at noon people at the Iraqi Embassy also leader Nabih Berri to discuss ways In west Beirut, meanwhile, shares a house with Frank Bane, the South Africa's Nobel Peace Prize- the production line for chemical out affecting those now getting and argued that a commitment to hanger in July 1935. The bomber, which carried a ethics officer for three weeks that she Further south at Sebokeng, blacks were charged, the sources said. to secure the release of seven authorities Thursday ordered se­ director of government-business policy winning Anglican primate, for negotia­ weapons in two years for the first checks or now in uniform and caps replace those stocks with newer 10-man crew and a ton of bombs, was dubbed the rioters fire-bombed a school, but no The judge recommended the five Americans, four Frenchmen, a curity measures at the American had offered the private consulting for TRW Inc,, a firm with more than $1 tions on ways to end the violence that time since 1969. MX missile deployment. weapons might prod the Soviets "Flying Fortress" by a wartime correspondent, services of her and an aide this spring to police action was taken, a spokesman men receive the death sentence if Briton and an Iranian kidnapped in University of Beirut and the billion in Pentagon contracts. has taken about 490 lives in the nation's Acceptance of the chemical On the chemical weapons issue, into a new agreement. and the nickname stuck. The heavily armed 14 defense contractors, the Dingell said. they are convicted, but no details Lebanon since March, 1984. American University Hospital. TRW was among the 28 firms listed, segregated black townships since Sept. weapons compromise, a major the House initially sought, in Current chemical weapons hold planes flew thousands of missions in the At Cape Town's UWC College for of the charges were given and no Islamic Jihad has claimed to be Three of the seven abducted staffer said Thursday, according to the documents. shift by the House after three years effect, to give NATO the ability to poisonous gas in a single chamber. European and Pacific theaters, although less In a proposed consulting contract, people of mixed race, known as trial date was set. holding six of the seven Americans are staff from the two U.S. law bars federal officials from "I am always willing to negotiate of refusing President Reagan on block production, which was uni­ Binary shells have two chambers than a half-dozen of the 12,000 wartime B-17s Gilleece and the aide. Navy Capt. Carl coloreds, more than 5,000 people Judicial sources today identified Americans. institutions. “ participating personally and substan­ with anyone who does not propagate the issue, is still subject to another laterally terminated in 1969. The each with a relatively harmless remain intact today. Most were cut up for scrap Mayer, offered June 14 to represent gathered in a sports stadium to protest four df the five suspects. Diplomatic efforts to obtain A coordination committee im­ after the war. tially" in matters affecting an organi­ violence,” Botha said in a statement. House vote. Senate's bill contained no restric­ compound in them. The two some of the nation's largest defense the mass detentions of black commun­ The sources said Hussein Saleh Syrian assistance for the victims' plementing a Syrian-backed secur­ zation with which they are negotiating He said a special Cabinet committee The entire package of defense tions on renewed production. compounds mix into dangerous contractors before the government, ity leaders. Harb, a 40-year-old Lebanese, and release have been under way since ity plan Issued a ban on firearms at over prospective employment. was talking to black community leaders authorization issues agreed upon Under the agreement, the ad­ material only when the shell is including serving as their "coordina­ Sami Mahmoud al Hajji, a47-year- Syria helped obtain the freedom of the university and the hospital and Cheese epidemic nearly over The statute exempts officials who about their future and that "anyone is News photographers and television after two weeks of closed talks to ministration must consult with fired or the bomb is released. ' 2 tor" on procurement matters and teams were barred from the stadium, old Egyptian, were were indicted 39 American hostages from TWA ordered police and troops to help promptly notify superiors of their free to approach the Cabinet committee resolve difference between the NATO nations but there is no One source said Senate negotia­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The outbreak of a helping affect changes in federal where the demonstrators chanted and in both bombings. Flight 847. guard the area. financial ties and withdraw from or myself to make an appointment for House and Senate versions of the requirement for a formal vote by tors objected to the initial House deadly bacteria found in Mexican-style cheese policies and regulations. Mahmoud Moussa Dureiki, a involvement where there is a potential discussions." sang under banners proclaiming, "Stu­ bill must be approved by both any NATO body that could block position on a NATO vote on nerve and linked to the deaths of nearly 90 people Four days later, Gilleece listed 42-year-old Lebanese, Mohammed conflict. dents unite for a democratic South chambers. production. gas because it was "like waving a nationwide is nearly over, a county health official The South African Council of Africa." ; Nayef al Jada, a 54-year-old says. Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chair­ The weapons' components can red flag at a bull." Palestinian and a third suspect OPEN TUE8. AND THUR8. EVENIN68 "Our cheese-related epidemic is coming to an man of the House Armed Services be built once the administration The source added, “ Europe will were indicted for their parts In the end,” Dr. Shirley Fannin, associate director of Menace from Africa Committee, planned to meet with has a deployment plan, but they have every opportunity to have U.S. Embassy bombing, they said. communicable disease control for Los Angeles reporters t^ a y to detail the cannot be assembled before Oct. 1, input but there won't be a political The shadowy pro-Iranian Is­ County, said Thursday. package. 1987. vote” under the compromise. 241 SPIKE STREET Jalisco Mexican Products Inc., maker of The authorization bill sets spend­ Components must be stored and 6 Mexican-style cheeses tainted with the Listeria ing levels for the Pentagon. An shipped separately and assembly MMiaESTER,CTM048 monocytogenes blamed for the outbreak, an­ Experts search area for a queen bee appropriations bill, which will be also is linked to any progress in nounced Thursday it has decided to shut down considered later, actually puts the getting the Soviets to agree to a STOP (213)841-7212 LOST HILLS, Calif. (UPI) - Insect The worker tried to destroy the "unlikely” the killer bee swarm arrived permanently. The announcement came on the 1950s for a genetic research project. NEW ENGLAND VIDEO experts today searched 400 square swarm, found in a fox burrow in the in the United States without a queen. same day that another manufacturer. Cacique They escaped from a laboratory in 1956 BRAKE miles of central California in hopes of semi-desert region about 140 miles 2 Locations Cheese Co. some of whose products also were The search covered at least eight and began Interbreeding with local ESTABLISHED CENTERS, INC. destroying the first swarm of "killer north of Los Angeles, by pouring hot B LIS S 18B2 recalled, received permission to resume produc­ counUeS' including the agriculturally bees. NEW H O U R S bees" to arrive the United States before asphalt into the hole. The next day he tion today. rich Fresno, Tulare and Kings counties ODORLESS METHOD OF EUMINARNG Sun. 12:00 - 8:00 pm they form more colonies. found that the bees had tunneled around Berryhill told reporters the bees may 248 8PRUCE 8TREET / MANCHE8TER. CT 00040 The new strain, called Africanized The Africanized bees were first the asphalt and reached the surface. have entered the United States in a Mon. - Sat. 10:00 am - 9 pm bees, spread through Brazil and have observed by a man who saw them sting County agricultural workers killed container of oil drilling equipment moved northward at a rate of about ( ) USW seeks Insurance bucks a rabbit to death. bees in the burrow with a pesticide and shipped from Latin America. 200 Rti. 44 841 Miln Street 203 646-7202 miles a year, having been the subject of The helicopter-aided search of rich experts identified them as Africanized The original African bees were Coventry, CT Menchester, CT PITTSBURGH — The United Steelworkers many rumors, legends and low-budget union has asked a federal bankruptcy judge to Central Valley farmland for the queen bees on Monday. brought to Brazil from Africa in the BROUGHT HOME BY YOUR DOG OR CAT of the swarm was begun when entomol­ It was the first time such bees were science-fiction movies. 742-0841 646-2772 W E DO A LL order Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. to produce Reas are more than a nuisance; They can infect your loved ones. Rea ogists confirmed that dead bees found found in the United States, the state $1.8 million to pay for 30 days of health insurance bites may produce small red spots that itch. T h ^ are also carriers of in rural Kem County were cross-bred Food and Agriculture Department said. coverage for 8,500 striking and laid-off disease. The Bliss odorless method Is guaranteed to completely eliminate employees. African and Latin American bees. Isi Siddiqui, an assistant state agri­ AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS fleas. . . it is a guarantee backed by over a century of reliability. In papers filed with the bankruptcy court, the The insects are known as killer bees culture director, said no live bees or Critics rap GM panel DONALD S. GROSSMAN, MD. P.C, USW charged Wheeling-Pittsburgh with violating because they are fiercely aggressive queen bee were found at the burrow, a series of agreements when the company and far more likely to attack people and raising the possibility that the queen WASHINGTON (U PI) - A consumer well." is pleased to announce the LIFE TIME BUARANTEE animals than ordinary b ^ s , even and the swarm had found another organization and a group of attorneys PHONE: 649-9240 canceled insurance coverage. In a letter Thursday to FTC Chair­ though their sting is no worse than that home. general say the government-created Wheeling-Pittsburgh, which is operating under man James Miller, the center urged the relocation of his practice to BRAKE SPECIALS of other varieties. They also have been "The possibility exists that bees may arbitration program for owners of Chapter 11 protection of the U S. Bankruptcy commission to re-examine the arbltra- known to attack in a swarm 190 yards have escaped to other areas," where OBfective General Motors cars is a m o i t Code, notified the union earlier this week it was Uon system, which the agency hailed lINM t long. they "could multiply and form new lemon and should be overhauled. 483 W. Middle Turnpike, Suite 300^ suspending all comprehensive medical, accident last month as a landmark success story. Officials told reporters Thursday a colonies," he said. The Ralph Nader-founded Center for and life insurance for union members on strike at Last week, the National Association BUSS M anchester, CT 06040 DRUM BRAKES DISC BRAKES swarm of the dangerous bees was "N ot finding a queen is not a good Auto Safety also charges that the nine plants in Pennsylvania. Ohio and West of Attorneys General, which opposed Virginia. spotted last month by an oil field worker sign," said Howel Daly, a professor of Federal Trade Commission is "trying EXTERMilUnORS who saw the swarm attack and kill a the program when it was first propoMd. Phone: 646-8757 * * entomology at the University of Califor­ to whitewash this scandalous situation THE OLOeST AND LAROE8T IN CONN. 49.95 59.95 cottontail rabbit. nia's Berkeley campus. He said it is by claiming (the program) is working passed a resolution calling for M FTC Investigation Into alleged I MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Julv 26. 1M5 - 7

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 26, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher_^^ Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor | Connecticut Legislature’s failure to act OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor ; In Brief leaves panel’s work public Layoffs at Norwalk Hospital HARTFORD (UPI) - A prop­ tions if there was a chance they said Stolberg had made a commit­ NORWALK — Norwalk Hospital Is laying off 19 could be made public under the ment earlier this week that the employees because of a decrease in In-patient osal to allow a legislative commit­ Seeing the U.S. by Amtrak is un-raii-istic tee ftudylng the state's criminal FOI law. votes would be there, but that days and the need to adjust staffing to revised The Legislature during Its regu­ commitment "dwindled away.” patient care programs. justice system to keep some of its records secret Is dead after the lar seialon earlier this year Although the GOP has a two- AND ACTUALLY, the one satisfying thing Norman A. Brady, hospital president and chief approved a bill to grant the thirds margin In the Senate, Senate Editor>wHe; The White House has called (or executive officer, said Thursday the hospital has Senate adjourned without acting about Amtrak is that some of yesterday’s greed committee the exemption, but the Majority Leader Reginald J. the elinmiatiolspf federal subsidies for Amtrak, eliminated some 100 positions since the beginning on the plan. survives. The Southwest Chief runs over Sante Fe ' All aboard measure was veto^ by Gov. Smith, R-New Hartford, said It the int^city U.^passenger rail system. Eventual of the year, most through attrition. Leaders of the Senate's Republi­ lines, so, by agreement, Sante Fe employees still , William A. O’Neill, a Democrat. would have been "an exercise In At their high point. US. railroads in 1916 "While we regret action of this kind, we are can majority said they decided to withdrawal of funding would stop the red, operate the trains. They are the ones who brush go ahead with the adjournment Republican leaders decided not futility" for the upper chamber to white and blue trains in their tracks. Riding cross­ T o m carried 98 percent of the nation's intercity gratified that the layoff affects only one percent vote on the rules change knowing it aside ticket-holder questions and disappear when of our workforce, ’’ Brady stated in a memoranum late Thursday afternoon when It to try to override the veto when it country by rail, Tom Tiede, national travelers and 77 percent of domestic freight. became apparent there weren’t appeared they could get enough would die in the House. they are needed. to all hospital employees. "The governor has successfully correspondent for Newspaper Enterprise T ied e They are also the ones who come and go every By the early 1970s, railroads — afterdecades of enough votes to get the proposal Democratic support to achieve the The layoffs affect most departments, including two-thirds margin needed in the raped this com mittee," said Association, offers one traveler’s view of the few hundred miles. Amtrak personnel are hired to increasing competition from airplanes, avtomo- nursing and clerical staff. through the House. situation. A 1 ^ biles and trucks —carried fewer than 1 percentof GOP leaders had drafted a House and Senate to change Smith, who co-chaIrs the 14- stay with the trains to the end of the trips, but the Nurses at Norwalk Hospital staged a 64-day member panel, which Is studying □ □ □ intercity passengers in the United States and less proposed change to legislative legislative rules. Sante Fe people have different labor contracts. strike that ended Dec. 4,1984 with ratification of a Senate GOP leaders, however, the state police, chief slate’s ABOARD THE SOUTHWEST CHIEF — When I new contract. rules that would have granted the Some of them get on and off in as little as four or than 40 percent of the freight. scrapped the rules change when attorney’s office and one-man was a child I used to ride the train regularly Brady said the hospital alerted employees to special committee Investigating five hours; at least featherbedding hasn’t Established by Congress in 1970,Amtrak (from the criminal justice system a House Minority Leader Irving J. grand jury system. between Chicago and Los Angeles. The cars were were wise to reconfirm the month. the coming staff reductions, allowing junior changed. "American travel by track"! was formed to take limited exemption from the state’s Stolberg, D-New Haven, said there Stoll^rg, however, said main­ dirty, the windows were chipped, one had to rise Now it’s hustle and precision. Amtrak is employees to find jobs elsewhere. taining the FOI act Intact was controlled by computers. The conductors still Of course, the featherbedding has its dark side. over from railroads that wanted to drop intercity Freedom of Information law. wouldn’t be enough Democratic early before toilets went on strike, and the That is it contributes to Amtrak’s festering fiscal passenger service. All didexceptforthe Southern Proponents said the exemption votes to get the two-thirds margin more Important than the commit­ conductor had the disposition and personality of a have pocket watches, but what hurts is that the Group rips Johnson record tee and scoffed at suggestions by problems. The railway carries 20 million 'Railway, Denver and Rio Grande Western is needed because law enforce­ In the House. silicon chips don’t care. If the train takes too long Senate President Pro Tempore Smith that he had reneged on an boxing glove. passengers a year, in 44 states, but it doesn’t earn SOUTHINGTON — Rep. Nancy Johnson, ment officials would be reluctant to take on Haagen-Dazs refreshments in Topeka, Railroad, and the Chicago, Rock Island and R-Conn., dismissed as "theatrics" a protest of to provide documents on investiga­ Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshlre, agreement. It was a terrific experience. enough in fares to pay its own way. Last year the the digitals order the engineer to pick up and Pacific Railroad. her environmental record by Connecticut No more. government provided more than $600 million in UPI photo 2 The old train belonged to the Atchison, Topeka & highball. Set up by Congress in 1976, Conrail, the members of the National Campaign Against subsidy support. Sante Fe. The one I ’m riding today is managed by And I’m not kidding about the Haagen-Dazs. Consolidated Rail Corp.. is a private, for-profit Toxic Hazards. The White House calls the giveaways wasteful. ATTORNEY GENERAL ARLENE VIOLET Amtrak. The cars are made of stainless steel, the The Southwest Chief offers gourmeUce cream. corporation. It consolidated six bankrupt The members buried a time capsule at the Old Vo-tech pact, others win OK It says Amtrak is a "mobile federal money . . . wanted $1 million ball for couple windows are tinted to protect passengers from The train has a snack bar as well as a dining car, Northeast railroads: the Penn Central, the Erie Southington landfill recording Johnson's voting burning machine.” The administration says record on the legislation and called on her to Sen. John G. Matthews, R-New contracts noting that some fol­ glare, and the conductor, for crying out loud, the the menu features sandwiches to seafood, and on Lackawanna, Reading, Central of New jersey. By Mark A. Dupuis taxpayers currently contribute $27 toward every support the re-authorization of the Superfund to United Press Internatlanal Canaan, said the state should pay lowed long negotiations and re­ conductors step aside to make room in the aisles. some trips an employee named Pat Moon, who Lehigh Valley, and Lehigh eP Hudson River. ticket sold on the line, $94 for long-distance trips clean up toxic waste sites. equitable wages to its employees. sulted in pacts fair to both I hate it. calls himself "the neighborhood bartender," Local commuter railroads and subways carry employees and the slate. like Chicago to Los Angeles; and It has lobbied to The group said it wants history to record where HARTFORD — The Legislature However, he said -some of the State defends But that’s what the public demands. The nation serves philosophy with the margaritas. Among the contracts approved derail the extravagance. millions of U.S. passengers every day — amid Johnson stood on the dump, which is cited by the has given final approval to 10 contracts carried wage hikes has gone soft, and so has the railroad. The train "I like people,” he smiles. "These days you constant debate about how to fund mass transit. federal government as the second worst in collective bargaining agreements above those offered in the private were pacts with the Connecticut 6 between Chicago and Los Angeles is now called have to like people in this business. A lot of Connecticut. sector and well above the inflation State Police Union and the State AS YET, THE LOBBY hasn’t worked. Congress covering more than 13,000 state the "Southwest Chief," which is public relations passengers ride trains strictly for the enjoyment. In a telephone interview from her Washington employees, including some who rate. Vocational Federation of Richards’ bail the stuffing boxes, and watch the roaches for you; they show movies in the lounge, they fluff They aren’t in hurry, they are taking it easy, and has refused to go along, and Amtrak will be given office, Johnson insisted she is committed to a have worked without contracts for "We’re talking on behalf of the Teachers, both of which have been perform, and I ’d like to cut the line to the air the pillows, and, if that’s not enough, it all runs on they want to be treated with care. That’s what enough money to keep it rolling one more year. strong and effective Superfund and has been more than a year. total people of the state, not just the without contracts for more than a PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — The slate attorney After that, as bartender Pat Moon says it, conditioner. working hard for passage of such a bill. She added year. general’s office has brushed aside criticism from time. we’re here for; our job is to make everyone The House and Senate, meeting state employees," said Matthews, happy” congenially, nobody can guess what will happen: I’d also like to trade my deluxe bedroom for one that the group was citing her voting record from in a special session Thursday, who voted against most of the The state police union, which attorneys for Ralph and Donna Richard, who of those right-angled seats of yore. I would sit up last year. contracts when they were taken up represents 836 people, staged a lambasted the state for threatening to seek $1 million 1 REM EM BERTH E OLD Sante Fe "time. ” The Ain’t it revolting? Bartender Moon would have “Where will we go if the railroad closes; who’s approved eight contracts involving going to feed our children?” all night, strengthening my back, and listen to the salaries and other benefits and two in the Senate. demonstration at the Capitol and ball for the former Pawtucket couple. fun was that it was said to be kept with an been stripped of his swizzle sticks on the old Sante threatened to picket outside Demo­ Well, I’m sure I don’t know. I ’ve got troubles of wind coming through the cracks. Ah, the cigarette other agreements, which in total Matthews said 50 percent of the The attorney general’s office said Thursday it had hourglass. The train to California took "three Fe, The railroads were independent then, they Cops grab gambling suspects cratic Party events before it my own. I’d like to have an argument with the smoke, and the separations in the track. Dinah will cost the state more than $67 annual increase in the state budget no reason to apologize for threatening to seek the high days to a week,’ as the porter used to sigh, looked after themselves instead of customers, now goes for state employee reached agreement with the state. ball and then failing to do so. conductor, like I used to on this run. I’d like to blow your horn; those were the good old days; STAMFORD — The Stamford police and the million more in labor costs over a mopping rainwater from the compartments, and thus part of the passenger adventure was to cope Statewide Organized Crime Investigative Task three-year period. contract costs and warned that The State Vocational Federation Attorney General Arlene Violet was heavily passengers who had to arrive by, say, the 10th, with that aVarice. worry if the water is safe to drink. I’d like to smell right? Force have arrested 15 people charged with Although all of the agreements current trends will push total of Teachers, which represents criticized by attorneys for the Richards during the professional sports betting. won final ratification by lawmak­ employee costs to nearly $1 billion about 1,050 teachers at the regional couple’s arraignment Wednesday on sexual assault State police said the ring may have handled up ers, some legislators complained a year soon. vocational-technical schools, and murder charges in last year’s slaying of their to $90,000 dollars a week in betting on professional that the pacts were too expensive Sen. Pierce F. Connair, R-East staged a one-day illegal strike in 4-month-old daughter, Jerri Ann. Congressman pens basketball and baseball games. and unfair to taxpayers who must Lyme, co-chairman of the Appro­ April to press its demand for a new Attorneys George Mukslan and John O’Connor took The arrests were made Thursday on warrants foot the bill. priations Committee, defended the contract. turns criticizing Violet, claiming her office was issued by the chief state’s attorney’s office in blowing the case out of proportion and attracting \ * Wallingford, based on the results of a lengthy unnecessary media attention. pork-barrel rules investigation. The probe was initiated by the Yard no longer ‘lifeline’ Earlier in the week, Violet said the state would ask Stamford police in March and included informa­ for $1 million bail because of the serious nature of the tion gathered from court-authorized wiretaps. charges and for fear the Richards might flee from WASHING­ The arrests were related to 17 other arrests in prosecution in the highly publicized case. TON — Among the Stamford area in June and July. In those Shutdown is called workable Prosecutors Charles Nystedt and Henry Gemma the spendthrift arrests and searches, gambling records and did not follow through on the threatened request, but instead allowed Superior Court Judge Thomas sultans of the $20,000 in cash were seized. Each of the 15 QUINCY, Mass. (UPI) - Al­ Shore, but that’s just not true been slow periods. There have suspects faces up to one-year in jail and a Caldarone Jr. to set bail after the Richards agreed to House of Repre- though General Dynamics Corp.’s anymore, and it hasn’t been for been strikes, too. The only differ­ J Jack maximum of $1,000 in fines on each count. Police Quincy shipyard is the region’s many years. ence between Wednesday’s deci­ keep in touch with Rhode Island authorities while they s e n t a t i ve s , said more arrests are expected. sion and other low points in the are free on ball. Rep. Tom Be- largest employer, fears of a severe "At one time, everyone worked A n d erso n economic impact from its closing at the shipyard, or worked in an yard’s history is the finalitv of it. "We really never changed our position,” said Suda vill, D-Ala., is may be unfounded, a chamber of area related to it in one way or Prohaska, a spokeswoman for Violet’s office. "We the pasha of Widow found dead In hotel "But we should be able to handle had Intended to seek that amount because we really commerce official says. another. But we’ve got a very this. We’ve got the strongest pork. HARTFORD — Police are considering robbery The company, a major defense diversified economy now, and the didn’t know if they (the Richards) would show up. economy In the state, and the state "Anytime you have a serious crime and the As chairman as a possible motive in the slaying of a 79-year-old contractor, announced Wednesday dependency on the shipyard has has one of the strongest economies widow at the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel, but have defendants are facing possible life Imprisonment of the Appropri­ the shipyard would cease opera­ lessened to a great degree. No one in the nation." no suspects in the death of Mae Dubln Apter. tions following the completion next down here is suggesting this is the there Is more of a chance of flight," she said. ations subcommittee on water the university’s sole-sojrce The last time the state requested ball as high as $1 H A spokesman for the medical examiner’s office year of three Navy ships currently death knell for the South Shore, not projects, the tall, courtly Alabam­ contract. The most difficult problem million was In the Claus von Bulow attempted murder ian holds the power of life or death in Farmington said Thursday the death was a under construction. The shipyard when our economy’s been that caused by the shutdown, according Another problem, one corps homicide and the woman died of “traumatic case, Prohaska said. over more pork-barrel projects has employed 4,200 workers, with strong for such a long time.” to Zooleck, will be finding jobs for official said, is that specific asphyxia." 220 laid off Thursday in the first Just 800 of the yard’s workers The Richards were freed on $100,000 surety bail. than any other member. His nod of congressional approval is needed the laid-off workers. Quincy had an Ralph Richard, 33, is accused of sexually assaulting ■The widow of Dr. Harry Apter, a prominent phase of reduction. live in Quincy, a city of 85,000. And unadjusted unemployment rate of approval can mean a dam or a his Infant daugher and his wife, Donna, 33, is charged for the corps to build a facility on cardiologist, was found dead in her hotel room The yard is the South Shore’s while Zooleck acknowledges the 2.9 percent in May, while the dredging project in the district of a land not owned by the federal Wednesday. Police said she had been dead for largest employer. However, offi­ effect on smaller businesses that with the actual murder on Nov. 15, 1984. state's seasonally-adjusted rate in Jerri Ann disappeared from her crib in her parents’ colleague in need of help for government. In other words, the about 16 hours. cials say the area’s diversified depend on the yard for their June was 3.9 percent. re-^ection. Bevill's opposition, or corps wasn’t authorized to build Lt. Timothy M. Hogan, who is heading the economic base should be able to existence, he said that the city’s Pawtucket apartment the night of Nov. 11, 1984. Her investigation, said police have requested several absorb the shutdown. economy has generally learned to "We've been talking about the parents made a tearful television plea for her safe L uninterest, can send a repre­ the center. return as a nationwide search for the child was sentative back to his constituents tests on the body. He said police searched the "I honestly believe we have the live with the operation’s problems Impact on the economy as a whole, r To Bevill’s critics, that would conducted. empty-handed. scene for clues, but he would not discuss details. ability to solve this," said Ronald over the years. but for the people who are losing seem to put the matter in the hands Members of Apter’s family said she and her their jobs the impact can’t be any Four days later, the infant’s badly beaten and raped So when Bevill lays down a rule Zooleck, executive vice president “The shipyard has had a roller of the proper authorizing commit­ husband enjoyed living in hotels, and lived at the coaster impact on this area worse," Zooleck said. "It’s like body was found in a cement alley about a block from for pork-barrel supplicants to of the South Shore Chamber of tee. not the Appropriations com­ Parkview Hilton for many years before moving to Commerce. “The perception one throughout Its 101-year history," that old saying, if you’re out of her home. follow, they obey it without ques­ mittee. Bevill was unmoved — and the Sheraton 10 years ago. has is that the shipyard is literally Zooleck said. "They don’t stock­ work It’s a recession, but if I’m out Pretrial motions In the case have been tentatively tion. Unless they happen to be the he’s the chairman. the lifeline of Quincy and the South pile ships, so there have alwavs of work it’s a depression. scheduled for Sept. 27, with a trial date of Oct. 28. Washington Window chairman. After all, if the rule- maker wants to break his own rule, HOUSE MINORITY LEADER', who’s going to challenge him? Robert Michel, R-Ill., was a bit;;, miffed by Bevill’s action. Michel Six sailors are shaken but safe TRADITIONALLY, a dam or Reagan bolsters the presidency had requested funds for study of a PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (UPI) - passing sailboat, identified by Harvard, Mass., spotted a flare bridge or other pork project is first home-state river and had been.- Shaken but unharmed, six people Andersen as the Endulgence and from the lifeboat and took aboard authorized by the appropriate refused under the Bevill rule. "It,, from Maine and Massachusetts registered to Luther Abel of the shaken sailors from the sea. Bv Ira R. Allen legislation. president does not have to sign. committee — Public Works, for sure makes it curious why ours beaded for their lifeboat shortly Time after time, and especially this summer Then why all fuss? The congressional budget example. Then, after hearings and wasn’t allowed," said a Michel’" before their fire-engulfed pleasure WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s illness when the budget process was at an impasse, process, which was enacted to counter debate, the Appropriations Com­ aide. boat exploded and sank 45 miles and the resulting curtailment of his workday congressional committee meetings have meant President Nixon’s refusals to spend approp­ mittee must agree to put up the Once the pork-barrel bill — with out to sea, the Coast Guard said. point up not so much how essential he is to the little. The leaders of Congress troop dutifully to riated money, is symbolic of the inability of a money to pay for it. its Bevill amendment — reached Bobbing in their life raft, all six were taken aboard a sailboat functioning of government — the bureaucracy the White House several times a week to get the 535-member body to act as one and the ease with But recently. Appropriations has the floor of the House, there was no "■ 643-5692 grinds away no matter what — but how much he word on how Reagan wants them to proceed which a popular chief executive can do so. been a little high-handed, using the Wednesday night after they aban­ chance that any of it could b e ,, doned the 57-foot Celtic Spirit, lll'/z Center Street* Manchester has come to resemble a monarch. and. occassionally, to bargain. Congress, never a body to get from point A to money bills to write the legislation 5? challenged. It was protected by —. T»i«S«y-l«t»rSw IH ttS T h a n . ’U H j With his popularity rating in the polls at an registered to Paul Healey of point B directly, is a convenient target with itself, much to the disgruntlement what else? — a special rule,' Quincy, Mass., said Master Chief all-time high and his post-hostage crisis BUT THE NEGOTIATING is done in White which Reagan can make himself more of the authorizing committees. forbidding challenges to amend-' Ib Andersen of the New Castle identification with Rambo, Reagan has more House conference rooms, mostly with chief of politically potent. Somewhat surprisingly. Bevill menu. This is the traditional- ■ Coast Guard Station. than ever assumed the personification of staff Donald Regan and sometimes with the But by involving itself so heavily in the made what looked like an altruistic procedure used to protect pork "I would say they were shaken America. president. negotiations to produce a symbolic victory for effort to diminish Appropriations projects from being shot down. up because when you’re 45 miles TOPS Republicans or Democrats have never What makes the White House assumption of 2 Reagan, the administration enraged Senate encroachment on the latest bill Footnote; For what i, s worth, out to sea and your boat’s on fire, 2 figured in his appeals for action on the budget, congressional prerogatives questionable in the where are you going to go,” Republicans by first asking it to take the heat allocating funds for water pro­ the Army Corps of Engineers. tax reform, anti-terrorism, the drug war or his case of the budget is the fact that Congress does Andersen said. “You just can’t for voting for Social Security freezes and then jects. Apparently abdicating some supports the University of Ala­ SKIRTS controversial nominations. Other politicians, not have to pass the budget resolution that has walk out the door." backing away in face-to-face negotiations with of his own power, he passed the bama site for Its training center as he says, must act in a bipartisan manner as tied up other business for months. Congress Andersen said the Spirit was en House Democrats. word to other subcommittee "probably the most practical ’ Americans all. agreed in 1974 to impose a budget ceiling on route from Bar Harbor, Maine, to members that no amendments location." Quincy when fire broke out in the DRESSES-u-ilO®® PANTS ,..*10®° Since 1981, Reagan has used his personal itself to control the bottom lines on the 13 WHEN REAGAN WAS HOSPITALIZED, the would be allowed that could be engine room about 9 p.m. The six popularity to alter the balance envisioned by individual spending bills it must pass each White House — in the person of its "prime construed as “authorizing attempted to douse the fire, but All 100% cotton, some the framers of the Constitution to make the year. But the resolution is just that — a minister,” Donald Reagan — threw the onus legislation." Mlnh^dltorlal Anally decided to inflate a lifeboat White House, not Congress, the focal point of resolution with no force of law that the back on Congress to come up with a solution. But lo and behold, while the other and abandon the Spirit. embroidered, handmade. 6 It’s humbling to consider that'' Meanwhile, since Reagan has invested tax subcommittee members were obe­ About 20 minutes after they fled medical service may be closer to a. tbe boat, fire apparently reached W hile supply lasts. reform and some of his nomination fights with diently restraining themselves Be­ cure for cancer than for the his kingly persona, he stands to lose when tbe gas tanks and the craft vill Inserted an amendment direct­ common cold. But the figures a rt-■■ Congress — as is usually the case — falls to act. exploded, he said. Open Forum ing that a $9.5 billion Army Corps implacable. There are at least 113 It is unlikely that his other pet project, tax 'The fishing boat Daniel Rose of Engineers school be located on different viruses that can cause a relayed the Spirit's mayday dis­ reform, can be enacted by Christmas, as the campus of the University of cold, and they can even combine tress signal to the Coast Guard. A Reagan has demanded, leaving ft in limbo next Alabama at Huntsville, next door their sneaky Uttle tricks, meaning.. lives and how to advocate for themselves and year, when one-third of the Senate and all of the Applaud progress to Bevill’s district. 113 to the 113th power — well, you their peers. The camaradarie, encouragement, House members are up for re-election. and commitment that was generated through try it on your computer. That's the ;; ft's Time To Get Serious About in disability rights For 4>/i years, Reagan has tried, in his THAT MIGHT SEEM like writ­ this training was exciting to those who number of vaccines that might be ■* benevolent way, to dictate a congressional ing legislation by means of appro­ Losing Weight And Keeping It Off! To the Editor: participated, but also encouraging to those who needed. Maybe It's just as well our " agenda and Congress has yielded on the major priation — the very tactic Bevill DIET have been advocating for social change for medical researchers stick to some- economic programs. had forbidden on the bill. But a Clip and Sa¥a Coupont Good thru July 31, 1085 Your readers should know about an exciting people with disabilities for a number of years. thing more dangerous — an d " CENTER Now, with Reagan’s health an issue, and the Bevill aide told our associates event that took place late last month at the Connecticut, let’s applaud this new breed in simpler. ;; abrasive Regan rattling the cages of some Corky Johnson and Donald Gold­ Ethan Allen Inn in Danbury. the disability rights movement and invite NOW YOU CAN , , ' , , T equally surly congressional leaders, the fate of berg that the money came from a J. Over 70 people — most of them with others to join forces in making this state truly the administration’s agenda may actually be "revolving fund" of corps money IViifc/i on Mfstlo LOSE 8av« *10 Save *20 disabilities, many of them with severe the Constitution State where all people are slipping back into the hands of Congress. ON ANY that had been appropriated earlier Under the Medicare program, ■* ON ANY disabilities — took part in a leadership guaranteed equality. In a gesture of reconciliation, Regan offered a 17 TO 25 SIX WEEK and not spent. So Bevill hadn’t Prudential Insurance Co. paid the » TWO WEEK development conference called "Claiming peace pipe to Senate GOP leader Robert Dole— PROGRAM really broken his rule. medical bills of Nathan Jacobson • POUNDS PROGRAM Citizenship." The four-day conference, organ­ ’Dna Wsdu-GUmore a likely presidential aspirant in 19M. But unless 17-25 U>. WaigM “Certain technical difficulties" of Llnwood, N.J., then sent him »Z IN JUST6WEEKS! 6-10 lb. WWgM ized by the radical group, the Connecticut Director they smoked what is presumed to have been in Coordinating Committee of the Handicapped, held up the funds. One of those check for the balance h e 'h a d " Client Assistance Program those Indian peace pipes of a century ago, the IISMAMSTRKT through funding provided by the State Office of difficulties, according to BeviU's coming. The check was made out" Til-...... r battle for legislative supremacy will probably aide, was that the money couldn’t MANCHESm J ...... ; Protection and Advocacy's Client Assistance dog Reagan’s recovery. for a grand total of 2 cents. No one" Program, helped people realize their potential Letters to the editor just be given to the university; bids would say what it coat to process" had to be solicited from other for leadership. Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester the check. One esUmate; $4.30. T he- ■•ndy Kasavage CALL €47-0469 For Your FREE Consultation Ira R. AUea reporu (ram Washington for interested parties. So BevUI's People learned how to take charge of their Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. 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appoints an unsuccessful local farmer. Wilt 6:00 PM GD (D i8i n «w « Henry Lee, to Chief of Police. .Charleton CD W hat't Happening Channels Heston, W ayne Rogers, Keith Carradirte. Blood flows in South African biack poiiticai rivairy 1964 CD PoHca Woman CD Merv Griffin dD Prfvata Banfamln W F8B Hartford, CT (X) The fighting between the two CD ^ MOVIE; 'California Suite' (CC) By Brendan Boyle ing the frequent issuesI iof milirant ® M *A *8 *H WNEW Now York. NY nr groups has the look of u classic W tN H Naw Haven, CT Vignettes of several couples sper>ding the United Press International pamphlets vilifying theB iother. I power struggle, with the UDF ® Dr. W ho won New York. NY weekend in a resort hotel create a series of Seoko said the police that scared Rival Black Political Movements in South Africa ® Ona Day at a Tima WPIX New York. NY 'll) comedy sketches about human nature. seeking to retain iH domination Weterbury, CT Maggie Smith. Jane Fonda, Alan Alda ^JOHANNESBURG, South off Dukumbana’s would-be mur­ Factions fight an increasingly bloody battle for power in the black townships. N aw aw atch WTXX while AZAPO sees itself within WWLP Springfield, MA 22 1978. Africa — The lights of a police derers refused to help him di­ reach of controlling the 73-year dD Raportar 41 WEDH Hertford, CT CD M O VIE: 'D eep Red' A mentalist gets truck on routine patrol swept rectly, saying, "The UDF has a struggle for liberation from white @ MacNail/Lahrar Nawahour WVIT Hertford. CT 99 strange thoughts from a twisted mirtd across the darkened field seconds right and duty to kill every AZAPO UDF AZAPO W 8BK Boeion. M A 99 rule. (B) Tony Randall which later leads to her murder. David before Mbuzeli Dukumbana’s at­ member.” Azanian People's WQOB Springfield. MA & Hammings, Dana Nicolodi. 1976 United Democratic Front But Seoku says the battle is an [CNN] Prog Cont'd WXTV Peterson. NJ LEVY’S LAW ‘ by Jam a* Schum aialar tackers could touch a burning Whether or not the government Lsrgsst of lh« buck iiylaptndanct Organization 4D (29 © Great Performances (CC) Dance ideological clash. [ H B O l M O V IE: M r. M om ' A rising .WOBY Springfield, MA 97; in America; The Magic Flute.' Heather match to gasoline-soaked tires Is fanning the flames, the division movemanu raprcMnimg more than Smaller than the UDF. AZAPO young axacutive trades places with his WTIC Hertford, CT "The UDF is putting everything t£ W atts and lb Andersen perform in this VINTAGE YOU CNCW. TVt around his neck and feet. in black ranks is certainly working 1.S million people, accepts w hiu pst- rejerfs white involvement m the wife whan ha is fired Michael Keaton, Teri CNN Ceble News Ntwrk (CNNi CX)&A-COUA NE-VtE. HEAEP ticipaiion in independence struggle, struggle for independence and wants into the struggle against apar­ lots! production. (R) (60 min.) The sudden glare sent Dukumba­ to its advantage. Garr. Martin Mull 1903 Rated PG DISNEY Disney Channel 'auNBise 5UN6E:r demands wihiiat make room (or the whites out of the government, does theid," he said. They .see that as Sports Network (CSPNl ^ Sexcitante PADOX TM [M A X ] MOVIE; UnfaHhfully Youra' An ESPN PLAVEP CN KAKZ006 na’s assailants fleeing into the black majority and enter into uncondi­ accept whiles as having a place m IMSOI IMPBEfxSE-P the root of all the evils in this orchestra conductor attempts to murder HBO Homo Box Office [CN N] Larry King Live night, leaving the black dissident UNTIL JANUARY, THE GIANT (MAX) tional negotiations for power-sharing South Africa country.” his supposedly unfaithful wife. Dudley CINEMAX Cinemax (TMCl [DISl MOVIE; 'The 39 Steps' An engi­ lying trussed on the ground on the United Democratic Front was the Moore, Nastassja Kinski. 1984 Rated PG TMC Movie Channel "We believe in a socialist Azaniu lUSA) neer on leave in London unravels a murder dominant opposition to white rule. USA USA Network plot near the Port Elizabeth black (the name blacks use for South [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Losin' It' Three high mystery Robert Powell. David Warner, ANN BECAME- A ALA N QUIT THE ghetto of New Brighton. Dukum- But a visit by Sen. Edward John Mills 1978 Africa) where the worker plays a school seniors take on the wilds of Tijuana PBTECTIVE 5HE PA S OFFICE TO Kennedy, D-Mass., dramatically where wine, women and car chases [USA ] Friday Night Boxing Coverage of h e l p b e n bana, a regional leader of the ANC PAC trouble finding work when he comes to ANP A LA N LIVEP START paramount role." abound. Tom Cruise, Jackie Earle Haley. professional boxing is presented from radical Azanian People’s Organi­ altered the face of black liberation* African National Congress America from Greece. (R) h a p p il y e v e r - A CHAIN OF Pan Africanist Congress An AZAPO supporter in the Shelley Long 1983. Rated R Tampa, FL (2 hrs.) AFTER (OR, A S ■ SHOPPING m a l e zation (AZAPO), narrowly es­ politics in South Africa. An exiled guerrilla movement, its Formed after a split with the ANC and GD News LAW OFFICES. Soweto suburb of Orlando, who [USA ] USA Cartoon Exprass 9 : 3 0 PM [ M A X ] Al Jerreau In MUCH AS THEY . caped a fiery death. The fledgling AZAPO, which supporters use the UDF as a legal outlawed by the government, believes dD MOVIE: 'The Driver' A professional QUICHE «; TORTS declined to be named, discussed Concert COULP IN THE’60s) Youths allegedly from the Uni­ rejects the participation of whites channel (or their opposition to in Africa tor Afncant and does not 6 : 3 0 P M CD Ona Day at a Tim a get*away driver is the target of an ob­ another key difference between ted Democratic Front, a rival in the liberation struggle, opposed apartheid Considered the 'absentee recognize wtiites as an indigenous d D Banson sessed policeman. Ryan O'Neal, Bruce 9 : 4 5 PM [HBO) MOVIE: -ForMddan’ landlord' of black politics, it still has people Like AZAPO. wanU whites the UDF and AZAPO - the ® Bosom Buddlas Dern 1970. (CC) Despite different backgrounds, two political alliance, had yanked Kennedy’s tour, calling him a widespread support among blacks out of the government and says they people fall in love during World War II acceptance of whites in the strug­ (22> NBC Nightly Naws (2$ MOVIE: 'Tha Haunting of Julia' A Dukumbana and other AZAPO "white imperialist." For the first have no place m liberation struggle 2 woman obsessed by the tragic death of Jacqueline Bisset. Jurgen Prochnow gle for black equality. leaders from an open pickup truck time, radical AZAPO found itself (2$ Nightly Businass Raport 1985 ALLEY OOP -by Dave Grave 2 The UDF and the ANC demand her daughter tries to begin a new life Mia in synchronization with the conser­ (3 ) Jaffarsons Farrow, Keir Dullea. Tom Conti. Sunday afternoon after outdoor 1 0 : 0 0 PM CBn*w* THAT POOR OLD ...TAKE TH’ / SURE! AND TH E S E TW O / PERHAPS THEY UPI Griphic / K GiK*« only that whites move aside and ARE THE ( ARE THE ONES. prayers for peace among black vative white media. fS^ ABC Naws (CC) dQ) Inside Look Independent News g a l l o o k s LIKE SADDLE OFF [ SHE CAN make room for the black majority. (ID FIRST TO \ WHO WILL opposition groups erupted into a Whites opposed Kennedy’s visit dD Noticiaro SIN (2D (ID Washington Week/Review Paul S H E S H A LF ( OUR H O R SE V h a v e M Y ing in 1983; before then, bloodshed While AM PO and the PAC differ (29) Friday Night Ringside FROZEN, TOKO... AN'GIVE HER BOOTS, S H O W ANY ( FREE ME FROM fierce battle between two warring for different reasons than Azapo: A power struggle is dividing South i D Phyllis Duke is joined by top Washington journal­ KINDNESS!) THE SPELL.' on the role of whites after libera­ ists in analyzing the week's news. (29 A Skating Spectecular 1986 Top TH' BLANKET THAT'S Y TOO tactions. they condemned his support for Africa's black opposition. Radical and between black dissident political [CNN] Showbiz Today pairs and dance skaters from around the tion, they both reject white invol­ O ) MOVIE: 'Femily Plot' A shady med­ Two of his fellow leaders were U.S. disinvestment and saw his groups was virtually unknown. [D tSl Adv. of O uia and Harriet country perform in this exhibition (R) (60 moderate political groups began fight- vement in their struggle to be free. ium and her husband attempt to track min ) beaten, stabbed and hospitalized tour as one-sided. [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook down the heir of a wealthy client and their But the alliance of sorts with the It was the alleged domination of search leads them to a criminal in hiding ^ Dancing Days with serious wounds. Dukumbana 7 : 0 0 P M CD CBS News government charges it is an ANC and World Alliance of Reformed the ANC by white communists in 6 Barbara Harris, Bruce Dern. William De­ Crossroads of Culture almost became the latest fatality government gave AZAPO an unex­ by the ANC’s more radical youth front, but the movements are Churches President Allan Boesak, the 19.50s that led founder Robert 6 CD O) M"A*S*H vane. 1976 in an increasingly bloody struggle pected platform and allowed it to league and set the movement on a $D Fantasy Island the UDF has assumed the eader- Sobukwe to break with Mandela CD ABC Naws (CC) dD Bianca Vidal among black opposition groups for come out from the shadow of the path towards the armed struggle known to have channels of com­ [CNN] Evening News ship of "charlerisl" black politics. and the other ANC leaders in 1959. CD Bala of tha Cantury d D >USBL Basketball: Long Island at political power. UDF. Sin^e then, the battle for adopted 10 years later. munication. Mandela, jailed for [TM C] MOVIE; The Prey' While camp­ More radical blacks, including AZAPO and the PAC want whites dD Jaffarsons New Jarsey The motive for the attack on power in the black townships The ANC and the radical Pan life 25 years ago, appears on UDF ing at a state park a group of teenagers are AZAPO, oppose the Freedom out of the government. The PAC (2$ Barney Millar [C N N ] Prime News stalked by a killer Carl Struycken, Debbie Dukumbana was different from between supporters of the UDF Africanist Congress, a group that letterhead as a "patron.” a title he Thureson Rated R Charter because of its reference to goes even further and says they Wheel of Fortune [E S P N ] National Sports Festival VI- earlier killings, when black dissi­ and AZAPO has grown increas­ broke away from ANC, were accepted after it was conveyed Opaning Caramonias from Baton "national groups.” Called "non- have no place in Africa. (2$ MacNail/Lahrar Nawshour 1 0 : 3 0 PM {iD News dents targeted blacks accused of ingly bloody. banned in 1960 when the govern­ through his wife, Winnie, during a Rouge. LA THE BORN LOSER ' by Arl Santom "Ours is the struggle between ^ Dick Van Dyke collaborating with the white mi- The UDF was formed Aug. 20, ment declared a state of emer­ visit to his Cape Town cell. UDF chartcrists,” they argue the refer­ (2$ Family Feud [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Class' A lustful teen has the oppressors and the oppresced, pority government or of graft and 1983, at a meeting of 15,000 blacks gency after an event that sent sources say some o( Mandela’s ence implies an acceptance of Banson the chance to lose his innocence to an (ilD 2 4 Horas IWILBERfmE aueHTiWE puniwo” HE<5TILl.BeLI&/KlUH0 2 ... racism — acknowledgement of a where the oppressor is the white older woman, but complications arise Capitol Journal Congressional ex­ corruption. and whites near Cape Town, to shock waves around the world. visitors carry messages to keep d D Topack) man and the oppressed the black. when he discovers who she really is perts and journalists join host Hodding THE Q im ER uuoep m ' HE THIUK5 I m y 6TEALIW? '. The assault, and an increasing oppose the introduction of a new On March 21, a PAC pass­ him in touch with opposition plans. difference between blacks and © ) Nightly Businass Raport Jacqueline Bisset, Rob Lowe, Andrew Carter in analyzing the week's news from whites and, possibly, of tribal Is it logical to invite the problem to Hl^ QUAKTEP.' number of others like it, stemmed constitution giving Asians and burning p,rotesl outside the Shar­ dD Starsky and Hutch McCarthy 1983. Rated R. Capitbl Hill. PILLOW PORHI^TTXTTH. be part of the solution?” the from a power struggle that is "coloreds,” or South Africans of peville police station led a handful THE DIVIDING LINE BE­ differences within the black [CN N] Morteylina [M A X ] MOVIE: Flaihpoint' (CC| Two [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'Big Chill’ (CC) College AZAPO source said. dividing South Africa’s black mixed race, limited representa­ of frightened white police to open TWEEN the UDF and AZAPO is a community [D IS] Disney’s Legends & Heroes American border guards patrolling the re­ classmates who shared the '60s Experi­ The "non-charterist ” faction is ’ AZAPO is careful, however, to mote Texas desert discover a half-buried ence meet again in the '60s for one more ppposition. tion in separate houses of Parlia­ fire. By the time the firing stopped. 30-year-old document, the Free­ [ESPN] Sportscantar emphasize that its opposition to jeep containing a skeleton and $ 80 0,(XX) memorable weekend Tom Berenger. • Radical and moderate political ment. The constitution passed last 69 blacks had been killed — most dom Charier, drawn up at a led by the National Forum, an [USA] Radio 1990 whites in the liberation struggle in cash Treat Williams, Kns Kristofferson. Glenn Close. Jeff Goldblum 1983. Rated groups began fightlifg in 1983; year, although no blacks were with shots in the back. "congress of the people” in Klip- alliance of organizations support­ Toss Harper. 1984 Rated R R does not mean it is anti-white. 7 : 3 0 P M CD PM Magazine before then, bloodshed between allowed to vote on it. Leaders of the ANC went under­ town, Johannesburg, in June I95.S. ing the "black consciousness" [ T M C l MOVIE. Th* Hunt*r' A proles- "There is plenty the whites can CD Archie Bunker's Place 1 0 : 4 5 PM [ D IS l DTV black dissident political groups Today, the front is an alliance of ground and some fled to neighbor­ Banned under South African ideology of founder Steve Biko, sional bounty hunter tracks bail jumpers to do within their own community to CD Wheal of Fortune every corner of the country Steve 1 1 : 0 0 PM CD CB (S) ®5) g® ® Was virtually unknown. Fighting some 600 social, political, church ing southern African countries. censorship laws until last year, the who died of brain damage in police hasten the end of the system and CD Bosom Buddies McQueen. Kathryn Harrold. Eli Wallach New s among leftist groups flared for the and sports bodies representing Despairing of peaceful change, one-page charter proclaims, custody in September 1977. 1980 Rated PG there will always be a place for dD Independent Naws CD WKRP in Cincinnati first time this year. more than 1.5 million people. they set up the ANC’s military "That South Africa belongs to all Though not ’’anti-white,’’ the [U S A l Wrestling TNT them in a liberated Azania," said All In the Family CD Bizarre a In all, black attacks on blacks — UDF leaders and their Asian and wing — Umkhonto We Sizwc, or who live in it, black and white, and black consciousness movement advocates a black solution to the another AZAPO member, who also @ M *A *S *H 8 : 1 5 P M (22) (2$ Major League Qj) Odd Couple for whatever reason — this year Indian supporters campaigned Spear of the Nation, and mounted that no government can justly FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavat problem of oppression by whites. declined to be named. Entertainment TorHght Baseball; Chicago Cubs at Los Angeles (2$ Tales from the Darkskle have claimed 50 lives. against the limited representation 400 guerrilla attacks within a year. claim authority unless it is based or Houston at New York Mets Since Kennedy’s visit, the Fo­ d d Barney Millar (29 Dr. W ho ; On one end of the spectrum, proposal because it extended, and The movement’s worst attack onthe will of the people." Among its basic principles of rum has been eclipsed by AZAPO, dD State Wa'ra In 8 : 3 0 P M CD Carol Burnett and ® M *A *S »H DATA BANK attacks on collaborating or corrupt for the first time enshrined in the was the May 1983 car-bombing Friends equality in education, law and its best-known affiliate. J [CNN] Crotsfira (5D MOVIE; 'Wild Angels' A motorcycle blacks have undermined the white constitution, the exclusion from outside Air Force headquarters in CD ® ) Comedy Factory gang terrorizes a beach community in see You LATff2 employment, the Charter states No accurate figures are availa­ J [ESPN] NFL Yearbook: Oraen Bay A hninority government; on the power of South Africa’s black Pretoria — 19 people died and Southern California Peter Fonda. Nancy ble for the membership of AZAPO, EMERGENCY Step Away CD House Calls other, the new fighting has blunted majority. about 275 were injured in the "all national groups shall have Sinatra. Bruce Dern founded in Johannesburg in Oc­ Fire — Police — Medical [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News dZ) Wall Street Week Louis Rukeyser THANKS Fop the fierce struggle of blacks The UDF has another drawing explosion. Bombings have con­ equal rights" analyzes the '80s with a weekly review of [CNN] Moneyline tober 1979. Deputy President [U S A ] Drsgr>et pgainst the white regime’s rigid card among South African blacks: tinued, with two non-fatal attacks ’’Charterists,” who include UDF economic and investment matters [D ISl MOVIE: 'Th« Millkm Dollar Dixie T H f /^^EMop^£5•. members, support the document. Seoku recently described it as DIAL 911 8 : 0 0 P M CD Julie eiKl Sammy [D IS ] Still the Beaver Deliverance' Yankee youngsters kid­ system of racial separation called it is considered the legal channel in Johannesburg claimed by the napped by the Confederates and held for apartheid. for the African National Congress, ANC in the last five weeks, Under the patronage of Tutu, "fairly large" — but clearly it has in Manchester CD PM Magazlrte 9 : 0 0 P M ( H MOVIE: Cblaf*' (CC) ransom help a wounded Union Army sol­ Hundreds of black councilmen, the exiled South African guerrilla The UDF vehemently denies jailed ANC leader Nelson Mandela fur less support than the UDF. CD (SI W ebster (CC) George's lather has Pan 1 of 3 State Senator Hugh Holmes dier. Brock Peters, Christian Juttner, Chip Courtland 1977 elected in 1983 by only about 10 movement opposed to white rule [ESPN] NFL Superstars The Men Who percent of the eligible voters in the that still has widespread support U black townships and in the face of among blacks in the country. Played the Game - Deacon Jones U [USA] Night Flight strong dissident opposition, have quit after seeing their colleagues ALTHOUGH THE GOVERN­ 1 1 :1 5 P M Si) Reporter 41 WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli hacked, stoned and burned to MENT ALLOWS the UDF to /MORIARTY / CHIEFS______11:30 P M CDCHOHilHes death — ovten with their families. operate in the country, it has not CDKojak HAVE YOU HEARD YES, HE &AXS HE'S HE S A Y S HE H A S W r In Sharpeville and Sebokeng left the organization alone — at Billy Dee Williams stars as CD ® ABC News Nightline alone, two black communities least 50 senior UDF members are AMYTHINi? FRDW BEINO VERY EVEN T R A S H E D THE Tyler Walts. Delano’s first CD T V -2 0 0 0 south of Johannesburg, 147 in prison or detained under politi­ black law officer and the NA6TYLATELY? THIS YEAR. COUNSELORS^ QD Horteymooners (S(OOD members quit the Lekoa local cal security laws, town's third police chief to l o u n s e y e t . L ( ^ (2$ Tonight Show administration, an umbrella black A top security source recently uncover evidence o( a series of L Hogan's Heroes council that administers both said, "We are not so stupid as to unsolved murders, in "C hiefs" ® La Traicion communities, because they feared outlaw the UDF.” That was a Parts I and II will air FRIDAY, for their lives. The administration lesson learned when the govern­ JULY 26 and SATURDAY, MacNail/Lahrar Nawshour last month canceled voting for new ment banned the white Liberal JULY 27 on CBS [CNN] Sports Tonight [ESPN] Sportscantar councilmen because no one dared Party, the South African Commu­ CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME [TMC] MOVIE; Tha Pop# of run for election. nist Party, the Pan Africanist O raenwich Villaga' After pulling off a ma­ Congress and the ANC. jor heist, two small-time hoods find them­ TIL orL THE NEW VIOLENCE IS hav­ Today, 25 years after it was sent selves running for their lives Eric Roberts. (AAIU Mickey Rourke. (Seraldine Page 1984 ing the different effect: it is into exile, the ANC is the absentee Rated R hurting the fight against the landlord of black politics, dominat­ government of South Africa, where ing the liberation struggle with 1 1 : 4 -5 P M CD Thraa'a Company LOOK AT THESE DEALS! a majority of 22 million blacks live more than 250 sabotage attacks in [ H B O l HitchNkw: UnM/RHlM Two Astrograph Vietnam vets go to war again, this time under apartheid, by destroying the past eight years alone. over the woman they both love. any unity in the opposition. 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It doaa not iD Univarsity Parspactiva ♦ 8Z to set a trap shrewd West can set for declarer? within sight of the battle and new leaf diacrimlnata on tha baaia of raca, ♦ 6 4 3 2 Go back to trick three, when South stayed there until it ended. 42 Uve 20 21 [CN N] Crossfire color, national and athnic origin By Jamet Jacoby played a diamond to the queen. Just Another black source in New ‘There are only two places to purchase an automobile. Moriarty Brothers... 4 4 _____Dick 1 : 3 0 A M CD Amarica's Top Tan WEST BLAST In adminlatratlon of Ita aduca- 22 23 24 26 4 9 3 ♦ Q J 10 8 4 South had such a strong hand that let West casually play low. Which 6f Brighton said police escorted a 46 Deputy (abbr.) CD Anything for Mortay tlonal pollclaa, admiaaion poll- VJIO&Z VK641 he made an artificial jump shift to us, as South, would not now return to truck distributing anti-ULF pam­ or someplace else." 47 Herring QD Indapandam Naws claa, acholarahip and loan pro- 2 t 27 l2e 29 31 «K87 ♦ 4 60 Author Fleming 1 ^ 32 three clubs after North bad made a dummy and play another diamond’’ phlets allegedly put out by AZAPO. grema, athMIca and other school [CNN] Nawsnight Update ♦ QJ109 4875 52 (^ompeea point one-spade response The jump shift After all, surely the diamond king is Both the UDF and AZAPO are admlnlatarad programs. S3 34 3S 55 French Island 34 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Loain' It' Three h*gh SOUTH showed 19 or more points and was with East. “ accused of printing and distribut- school servofs take on the wdds of Tijuana 56 Cultivator ♦ 82 forcing to game. When North raised Remember the concept. When 37 36 36 where wine, women and car chases 58 Burrowing abour>d. Tom Cruise, Jackie Eerie Hatey^ VAQ to four clubs. South was impelled into declarer has a very strong hand itgl MANCHESTER 301-315 animal Shelley Long 1983. Rated R. 4AQJ1095S 40 42 43 slam. Not that he minded. After all. if very few entries in dummy, don’t be PSYCMIATIIY 4 COUNSELING ARTS 59 Defense depart­ 1 ♦ AK 1:45 AM [MAX] m o v i e : 'P w p l* the diamond finesse wasn’t working, in a hurry to take your sure trump 643-5135 Center Street ment (abbr.) 46 46 Rak)' (CC) A performer overcomes a trou­ Vulnerable: North-South maybe the heart finesse would be trick on the first lead of the suit. MaJ- aM ELEGANCE UNLIMITED 60 Author Oerdner bled home life and fierce nvakias to be­ Dealer: South successful. And that’s what happened. be you can persuade the declarer Id come a major rock star PnrKS, Moms 61 Othelio. for orte 47 4« 4 t 60 61 62 93 64 Declarer won the club ace, played a waste his only remaining entry (6 Day, ApoNonia Kotero. 1984. Rated R. We*l OPEN HOUSE 62 Tokyo's former North Blast Soalh spade to the king and took a finesse in take what you know to be a losiilb nen^ B5 !♦ 66 67 2 : 0 0 A M (X) m o v i e : Th* On** I* diamonds. West won the king and con­ finesse. T July Twenty-Ninth r* Pass 14 Pass 34 63 Qncinneti Qraanar* When en Anr>erican milioneire in­ tinued clubs. Declarer drew trumps, ThroB O’clock until Sevan O’clock baNdub 6 t eo vades the private quarters of an Earl's Pass 4^ Pass 4 NT f ei got to dummy with a spade, and took 64 Margin mansion, he fata in love with the lady of Pass 5* Pass 5 NT 936 Main Straet. Suite A-101, Manchaater, CT the house Cary Grant. Jean Simmons, the heart finesse. When that held, he Have yoa ever aollccd that the pci- DOWN •2 •3 64 Pass 64 Pass Pass Robert Mnchum. 1961. Pass claimed the rest of the tricks. The pie who are eager to poial the w » 643-9760 or 643-4231 /l¥IORIARf»Y 7 1 a ty k i (B ABC Rock* West player probably still doesn’t you Ufe sboald take lavariaMp c a n DanMD e n ta l P. aarvay O a rv a y Opaoing lead: 4Q (c)1SS5 by NEA. Inc 26 Q S S a H d G o M know that he almost surely could fold their owa rood maps? ;; Oama Quanee, MJ>. |Llc. Coantataollgist) P a y c h a la tla t______Coonaalo^^aahto^i^Mlgi^ I 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 26, 1985 Obituaries Budget chief urges new talks ft* FOCUS/ m/ program. completely violated by the newest "until we know (Reagan's) veto Bv Elaine S. Povich pen has been put in his holster." » Arthur LcRoy Bailey Chariet Goulet United Press International "This is a serious offer. I think Senate proposal regarding taxes and Social Security. White House chief of staff,,;). Arthur LeRoy Bailey, 81, of Charles Goulet, 69, formerly of Chairman Gray accepts it ps that. Domenici noted the discrepan­ Donald Regan, who met with.j: Palmer, Mass., died Thursday at Shoddy Mill Road, Andover, died WASHINGTON — The chairman It's the kind of thing that would cies but insisted drastic action was Domenici Thursday, did not Imme- Wing Memorial Hospital, Palmer, Wednesday in Wethersfield. of the Senate Budget Committee have a real chance of moving this needed, since the budget confer­ diately endorse the plan. »« after a long illness. He was the He was born in Washington, Vt.. urged President Reagan and economy on for a few years. ‘Black Cauldron’ ence had collapsed last week while " I don't know what they meanby'iil husband of Isabel (Hagarty) Bai­ Feb. 13, 1916, and lived most of his House Speaker Thomas O'Neill Without the two leaders. Joined by trying to work out an agreement an oil import fee," Regan sald,« ley and the father of Mrs. Albert life in Andover before moving to today to meet with negotiators in a some others, making some com­ based on the "fram ework." Jumping off a short wall an d ^ (Carol) Coursey of Manchester. Wethersfield four months ago. "budget summit" to consider a promises, I see little chance of The new Senate budget would through a hedge to avoid further;;^, Besides his wife and daughter, Before he retired, he was em­ new spending plan that would curb anything but serious chaos this Is throwback to grant a Social Security cost-of- questions. / ^ he is survived by a brother, Lester ployed as an auto mechanic and Social Security benefits and tax oil year." living raise every other year V. Bailey of Otis, Mass.; and three had worked for several auto imports. •A*i instead of annually and impose a grandchildren. dealerships in Manchester. The Senate proposal, put forth to GRAY, WHO APPEARED ON THE SENATE NEGOTIATORS’ i $5-a-barrel tax on imported crude The funeral will be Saturday He is survived by four sons, Gary break a prolonged impasse be­ the same program, cautioned that NEW budget plan would: old Disney magic with a mass of Christian buriai at Goulet of New Britain, Bruce tween the House and Senate on the House opposition to curbing oil. It would cut $338 billion from the deficit over the next three 10 a.m. in St. Thomas Church, Goulet of Andover, Donald Paquet adopting a new budget, would cut Social Security "goes a little bit • Grant a cost-of-living raise for years, more than either the House Palmer, with burial in St. Thomas of Windham and Larry Paquet of $65 billion from the 1986 deficit. beyond Tip O'Neill. It's a biparti­ Social Security recipients in 1986 reference. I know what he or she or Senate did originally. By Vernon ScoH Cemetery, Palmer. There are no Ashford: two daughters, Joy Sen. Pete Domenici, R-N.M., the san position." but not in 1987. In 1988, the total looks and sounds like. I quit O'Neill said giving the Social United Press International calling hours. Beers & Story Sellers of Columbia and Elaine Senate budget commitec chair­ Despite the budget deadlock, cost-of-living increase for the past counting when I managed to get Security raises every other year Funeral Home, Palmer, is in LaHause of Andover; one brother, man, acknowledged initial reac­ Domenici said he did not believe tWo years would be given. '' 105 voices to the point where I would be "m orally wrong." Rea­ HOLLYWOOD - If comedian charge of arrangements. Alfred Goulet Sr. of Jewett City; tion to the proposals was negative, the Senate would postpone its The move would save $12 billion *- was satisfied with them. But I gan. asked about the oil fee, said, John Byner is right, he will be Memorial donations may be two sisters, Grace McBride of with Reagan opposing any tax summer recess scheduled to begin over the three-year period because don't think of myself as an "I'm not for any tax." Immortalized as the voice of made to St. Thomas Church. Saco, Maine, and Louise Ballard of increase and O'Neill against tam­ Aug. 2. Gray indicated the House of the one-year skip and because impressionist. But Domenici, R-N.M., insisted Gurgi, a fuzzy little creature In Thorndike Street, Palmer, Mass. Barre, Vt.; 10 grandchildren and pering with Social Security. might be willing to do so. the COLA payment would be "It is more difficult to Invent a they would have to come around. Disney's new feature-length six great-grandchildren. "But frankly I'm optimistic that Thursday in discussing the Se­ calculated on a smaller base. new voice for a fictional charac­ "As part of the solution, both the > ■* cartoon adventure, "The Black The funeral will be Saturday at if the president. Speaker O'Neill, nate's offer. Gray said, "A meet­ ter. First of ail the voice has to president and the speaker are • Include a similar, every- ’ Cauldron." 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral (House Budget Commttee) Chair­ ing at the White House is a good match the cartoon figure and at going to have to give," Domenici other-year catch-up on indexing of , Byner, brought up on "Snow 2 Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be in man Gray, myself and a few others (idea) to discuss. ... Maybe in that the same time please the In Memoriam closed-door session ... who knows said. "Stubbornness is not going to income tax rates to compensate for •* White," "Pinocehio," "Bambi" St. James Cemetery. Calling hours will sit down and everybody will producer." what spirit will move." solve this." inflation, saving $7 billion by 1988. 1 and other classic animated James Wilson are from 9 to 10 a.m. Saturday. get rid of a little bit of their In the case of "The Black But the last time congressional Gray, D-Pa., agreed to seek a Disney fantasies, says "The stubborn streaks in the interests of Cauldron," producer Joe Hale Miss you since you went away. leaders met at the White House on meeting with top congre.ssional • Raise $25 billion over three - Black Cauldron" is a throwback the American economy, we can get had run through more than 100 Marrian Lynch the budget, they produced a officials and Reagan but said it years with the $5-a-barrel tax on I to the old Disney magic and will Son & Wife something done," Domenici said in actors searching for the voice of Marrian (Sullivan) Lynch, of 325 "framework" agreement that was was senseless to act on the plan imported crude. ; rank right up there with the an interview on NBC's "Today " Gurgi when Byner came in. Vernon St., died Thursday at best. Byner studied the furry little Lawrence and Memorial Hospi­ Not since "The Fox and The cutie — which is neither human In Memoriam tals, New London. She was the wife Hound" in 1980 have the magi­ 6 nor altogether animal — and of Edward C. Lynch. cians in Disney's animation spouted a mushy, high-pitched Born in Willimantic, she had department produced a feature- In loving memory of our length film. 'This one is based on and energetic little voice that Is Grandparents, James Wilson lived most of her life in Manches­ ter. She attended Manchester a series of Welsh mythology endearing in itself. Gurgi whom God called home one year books by Lloyd Alexander. sounds a bit like Donald Duck, ago today, July 26,1984 and Sarah schools and later graduated from Willimantic Normal School. She It Is also the most expensive Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd all Ann (Sinnamon) Wilson, May 3, and extravagantly presented. rolled up in one. 1966. received her bachelor's degree from Eastern Connecticut State "The Black Cauldron" cost $25 Actually, Byner swiped the God saw the road was getting College. She taught in Manchester million, compared to the $1 voice from his older brother when he was a kid. rough, and the hills harder to schools, including Lincoln. Ver- million plus of "Pinocehio." QIngR r>' climb, so he put his loving arms planck, and Waddell schools, for32 The new gothic adventure tale " I was 6 years old when my around you and whispered, "Come years. She retired from Waddell has deeper dimensions, greater brother, Mike, first did the CoROh to Me You Are Mine." Then your School in 1970. scope and more detail than any Gurgi voice," Byner recalled. loving heart stopped beating and She was a member of the previous Disney film. It was " I perfected it and amused our He gave you eternal rest. National Retired Teachers As.soci- photographed in 70mm, the first parents and friends with It. The minute I saw Gurgi's picture I Our hearts broke to lose you and ation, a l6cal branch of the Retired time Disney's done that since •Bro thought the voice would be OK there will always be an empty spot Teachers Association, the Ameri­ "Sleeping Beauty" in 1959. "After we'd started produc­ that can never be replaced. In can Association of Retired Persons Voices for all the characters tion, Joe came to me and asked heartache we watched you leave and the Manchester Historical and creatures in the film are if I could do a voice for Doli. I us, and yet you fought so hard to Society. She was a member of St. English with the exception of offered several voices and he stay. Bartholomew Church. Byner, who also provided the Besides her husband, she is voice for a grouchy misan­ settled for one that is raspler Broken hearts, grief, pain, tears, survived by three daughters, Mary thrope named Doli. and crankier than Gurgl'i. He and no amount of time can ever Anne James of West Hartford, The multi-talented Byner, sounds like an old prospector." Thr |M heal us, for you were always there, Mrs. Joseph (Nancy) Smith of who stars in "B izarre," the If "The Black Cauldron" of Ihs ) and you always cared and you al­ Manchester and Mrs. David Canadian produced cable TV succeeds as well as Disney ufisrini ways knew the same was there (Peggy) Paine of Monson. Mass.; comedy show — which is now brass and Byner hope, Gurgi C 0 s •'n I from us. We're the ones who loved nine grandchildren and one great- syndicated In the United States may have a big future on his DImisr 11 you so, the ones you left behind. J grandson. as well — hadn't done a cartoon own as an animated cartoon In KnsI A light is from our household gone, The funeral will be Monday at voice since the "The Ant and the series for Saturday mornings or sor, M your voice we loved is stilled. the John F. Tierney Funeral Aardvark" kiddie series eight perhaps a Disney Channel way M series. riss," SSI Your love, your wisdom and your Home, 219 W. Center St., at a time or nine years ago. In that show to bc“ announced. followed by a he provided all the voices. In either case, Byner would he lose liH< memories are our keepsakes, I I s which will live on forever. mass of Christian burial at St. "Y ou 've got to putyouself in a kept busy providing the lltllr Bartholomew Church. Burial will special frame of mind when you guy's vocal machinations. IMTSSlmtl God has you in his keeping, we be in St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling do the voice for an animated "That would make me very As itmi have you always In our hearts. _____ 16 P IN T snd wrll hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. DEHtnODinEB character," Byner said on the happy," Byner said. " I think It's Even though part of us went with Sunday. eve the premiere of "The Black terrific to become associated and llsv D you. God left part of you In us. Memorial donations can be Cauldron." with a wonderful character like Kngliiml Gurgi. No matter what I've the old It Getting used to being lonesome is made to the Oak Hill School for the "A big part of my career has done in the past or what I'll do In Houlh Ai what we learned to do, and It's Blind, 120 Holcomb St.. Hartford. been hiim icry, noises and the future, being a part of u lenls III mighty hard to do that, when we sounds. I'm a comedian who Disney classic is the best way In iirmhti'ea were always used to having you. sees the funny part of people. I In Memoriam Whirlpool don't try to do a perfect find immortality In show iroMi mill You are not forgotten, nor will you Imitation like Rich Little or business. over the In loving memory of Robert Ma­ ever be, as long as life and memory Frank Gorshin. " I think 'The Black Cauldron' iirmlures last, you will always be part of us, a son. who passed away July 26th, is going to rank with the best of irom the 1980. " I sort of pick up the essence special part that always loved you of people like Ed Sullivan, Disney's cartoons because It Thr on L Time goes on so. Jimmy Cagney or John Wayne has warm and tender charac­ wsy Mr But memories stay near as Loving, Until we meet again, and try to think like they do. I ters facing more action and r i< VI r w yesterday. Jean Jr Dave, Junnie & Betty know that sound's crazy, but it scary confrontations than other slopprrs Great Grandchildren and Sadly missed by. works for me because I can Disney films. mslsrlsl Great, Great Grandchildren The Mason Family Whirlpool picture their attitudes in my "I'v e seen the picture and II songs Hu this iiiinI FAMILY SIZE Westinghouse mind. took me right back to my "It's easy to mimic a celeb­ childhood — me and everyone Thslli HIAVY DUTY HOLDS 280 UICTRIC rity because I have a frame of else in the theater." our rrll DRYER POUNDS Mimmi Manchester In Brief OM 6T FREEZER Saturday sessions scheduled Voter-registration sessions are scheduled Saturday in three Whirlpool 2 6 8 different locations. Registrars' representatives will be at Marshall's Mall at the FAMILY SIZE ^ REMOTE HiaVV DWTT HRigkteIre Experts suggest Manchester Parkade Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. at AUTOMATK Crispino's Supreme Foods on Hartford Road from 10 a.m. to 1 I C O L O R T V WASHER HOLDS 455 p.m. and at Andy's of Manchester on North Main Street from 10 POUNDS By Robert McNel a.m. to 1 p.m. tM RWMT United Press International Besides registering new voters, they will record changes of 3 2 8 FREEZER G r e a t F I party affiliation or address during the sessions. There are some great fishing holes around the world. If only we addicted anglers had the time and O U ftI money to visit them all. ANiMIk " Woodcock low bidder for AC 250 1*0 3 3 8 Just think of taking off a year or so to try your luck in eotmioi salt water and fresh — trolling for giant black marlin A South Windsor firm is the apparent low bidder of three firms 5 0 0 0 B T U s •niBTOL BAY. C O L O R T V off Australia, wading for bonefish on Christmas Bieelhead who submitted bids for new air conditioning at the Manchester AIR Island in the mid-PacifIc, plugging (or tarpon and Police Department. i N D i n O N E R 1 0 ^ snook in the Caribbean, fly-casting (or trout in New 2 The Woodcock Refrigeration Co. of South Windsor submitted a FAMILY SIZE Zealand and Alaska, and (or Atlantic salmon In the BRITliH COLUMBIA*** bid of $4,751 for a two-ton air conditioner and $5,107 for a three-ton 4481 Maritime Provinces and Scandinavia. BETBIGEBATOB Sietihead system. @ F IS H E R FanUsies aside, there are plenty of fishing vacation The next lowest bid was from Jayco Refrigeration of opportunities In other countries that can be afforded Terryville, which bid $4,800 to provide a two-ton system and " 1 9 8 by anyone with enough money to finance a trip 25ot « • $5,300 for a three-ton system. The highest apparent bid came abroad. Some folks like to Include a little fishing CHRIBTMAB IIU N O REMOTE WhiteWestinghouse 2 8 8 Bonehth from Osterlund Refrigeration of Bolton. That firm bid $9,825 for a during a general vacation, but others like to go Just to two-ton air conditioner and $12,695 for a three-ton system. The C O L O R T V liteWestinghouse fish. YeNowlin Tung fSL Wahoo bids were opened Thursday at the General Services Department. 7500 B T U s UPI asked three of the nation's foremost anglers, 6 The air conditioning will be installed in the computer room on men whose prowess with rod and reel is known the AIR the second floor of police headquarters at 239 E. Middle 798 17 S! world over, for their recommendations on where to Turnpike. i N D i n O N E R spend a fishing vacation this summer— dxpert advice .FAMOUS MAKE ■EraRffilATOB from Lee Wulff, Lefty Kreh and Billy Pate. vYgi T i 8 H O U R I LMW uHf Star's plight raises concern VM O CAtSfTTl 2 8 8 1 Wulff, now 80 but still going strong In Livingston W?£5¥isacae, 4981 CMtlaocd from page I RECORDER Manor, N.Y., Is known to many Americans as an EMERSON QUIET KDOL author, lecturer and producer of televised outdoor Allaniic Salmon "W e look at it from primarily the break AIDS victims have been two different levels," she said. waiting for. Whirlpool programs. He Is also an Innovator of fishing techniques, explorer of new fishing grounds, bush "One, it's a tragedy for any person "But he has had AIDS for a year, 2 6 8 10,000 BTUs ICU. pilot and designer of (lies. He may be the last person who has been diagnosed as having why couldn't he have helped AIR 1 8 fz AIDS. It's a catastrophic illness earlier? Why did he have to hide on Earth who habitually ties the tiniest of dry flies ‘Em e r s o n without benefit of a vice. and it's very sad to hear that Mr. and sneak off to Paris? He could ICONDinONER ■iraimjiTOB Biith Miiiin Hudson's diagnosis has been have done more." 8 HOUR His recommendations: confirmed. Hudson's diagnosis was con­ " I f you are a big game fisherman you might want to "But on the other hand, perhaps firmed Thursday by a spokeswo­ go Calms and The Great Barrier Reef off Australia, because a major celebrity has 5 4 8 where you can catch the biggest marlin In the world man at American Hospital in Brook Troul AIDS it can help in providing Paris, where Hudson collapsed with a good chance of getting one over 1,000 pounds.... Information to the general public last weekend while waiting to visit " I f you are an Atlantic salmon fisherman, you about risk reduction and the Pasteur Institute, which spe­ should go to two top rivers; the one for big fish In the contiguous W s u its liter prevention. cializes in AIDS research. Norway, which would be the Alta River, and the other Canada "In reality, information is the The vast majority of all AIDS would be the Grand Caacapedla River In Quebec, In Alaska, Wulll iei«H best defense against AIDS. Educa­ cases in the U.S. and abroad are in where there are very large flab.... The Norwelgan flah dralnagraraa lor •leellieet tion prevention is our vaccine for homosexual men, followed by do not riae well to dry fUea; the Grand Caacapedla f iah Including partloularly Ike I AIDS — since there is no medical intravenous drug users and recip­ w ill.... While the (Ish In the Grand Caacapedla are not "Then, (he other Ikug «i|i vaccine nor a medical cure. So ients of blood transfusions, re­ quite as large as those of the Alta, they are very Mg. (or brook Iroul,' seys Wi we're looking at the potential searchers at the Centers for Every year flah over 40 pounds are taken.” Labrador, (here's e |umI i positives." Disease Control in Atlanta say. CREDIT CARO For trout In the aummertlme, Wulff suggesta UI pounds, and I like le $. Jim Sharp, a S5-year-old New The virus believed to cause the •aglers go afterateelhead In British Columbia or York AIDS victim, said, "As disease is thought to be spread by Alaska, and for brook trout In Labrador. A lu k a, of BMIy PM* borrible as (Hudson's case) is, it is sexual contact. M RfM , la not a foreign country, but It la farther from To eerlous engleri Wllllei FOCUS/ ‘Black Cauldron’ Is throwback to old Disney magic

By Vernon Scott reference. 1 know what he or she United Press International looks and sounds like. I quit counting when I managed to get HOLLYWOOD - If comedian 105 voices to the point where I John Byner Is right, he will be was satisfied with them. But I immortalized as the voice of don't think of myself as an Gurgi, a fuzzy little creature In impressionist. Disney's new feature-length "It is more difficult to Invent a cartoon adventure, "The Black new voice for a fictional charac­ Cauldron.” ter. First of all the voice has to Byner, brought up on "Snow match the cartoon figure and at White," "Pinocchio," "Bambi” the same time please the and other classic animated producer.” Disney fantasies, says "The In the case of "The Black Black Cauldron” is a throwback Cauldron," producer Joe Hale to the old Disney magic and will had run through more than 100 rank right up there with the actors searching for the voice of best. Gurgi when Byner came in. Not since "The Fox and The Byner studied the furry little Hound” in 1980 have the magi­ cutie — which is neither human cians in Disney's animation nor altogether animal — and department produced a feature- spouted a mushy, high-pitched length film. 'This one is based on and energetic little voice that is a series of Welsh mythology endearing in itself. Gurgi books by Lloyd Alexander. sounds a bit like Donald Duck, It is also the most expensive Daffy Duck and Elmer Fudd all and extravagantly presented. rolled up in one. "The Black Cauldron” cost $25 Actually, Byner swiped the million, compared to the $1 voice from his older brother million plus of "Pinocchio." when he was a kid. Ginger Prince and W.M. Hunt appear in a scene from musical revue of Broadway Showstoppers is on stage in " I was 6 years old when my The new gothic adventure tale Coachlight Dinner Theater's “Broadway Memories." The East Windsor through Sept. 15. ' has deeper dimensions, greater brother, Mike, first did the scope and more detail than any Gurgi voice," Byner recalled. previous Disney film. It was " I perfected it and amused our photographed in 70mm, the first parents and friends with it. The ‘Broadway Memories’ time Disney's done that since minute I saw Gurgi's picture 1 "Sleeping Beauty” in 1959. thought the voice would be OK. Voices for all the characters "After we'd started produc­ and creatures in the film are tion, Joe came to me and asked English with the exception of if I could do a voice for Doli. I Show stopper slowed by son^s Byner, who also provided the offered several voices and he voice for a grouchy misan­ settled for one that is raspier and crankier than Gurgi's. He thrope named Doli. and Robin Boudreau bring to "M y sparklers, a sequin flag-draped sounds like an old prospector." The premise The multi-talented Byner, Baby Just Cares for Me.” They are Boudreau and a slice of apple pie. If "The Black Cauldron" of the current who stars in "B izarre,” the joined by the company. Choreo­ succeeds as well as Disney offering at the MR. HUNT IS a performer of Canadian produced cable TV grapher Connie Shafer pull out all brass and Byner hope, Gurgi Coachlight great charm. His third act opening comedy show — which is now the stops for this number and the may have a big future on his Dinner Theater number of "Once In Love With syndicated in the United States Center Stage "20's” roared. own as an animated cartoon in East Wind­ Am y” becomes a required sing- as well — hadn't done a cartoon What follows is pleasant and a series for Saturday mornings or sor, "Broad^'^ along. an accomplishment he voice since the "The Ant and the Robert T. Donnelly little confusing. Individual per­ perhaps a Disney Channel w a y Memo­ made pleasant, painless and hum­ Aardvark” kiddie series eight formers sing material presumably series. ries,” seems to orous. Suddenly, the concept of or nine years ago. In that show from the "40's" in a USO setting, In either case, Byner would be lose track of performer as politician is made he provided all the voices. although the musicals arc not kept busy providing the little itself clear. The act continues with the "Y ou 've got to put youself in a identified. Some of the songs are guy's vocal machinations. occasionally. theme — "There’s plenty of good special frame of mind when you rather obscure and may indeed "That would make me very As conceived theater out there. Am y” — running do the voice for an animated reflect the era. happy," Byner said. " I think it's and written by Leslie Eberhard transformed into a ship's deck by through material from recent character," Byner said on the Act II opens with Herbert and terrific to become associated and David Levy, a retired New means of a neatly dropped ship’s musicals. Remember ‘Tio Visit eve the premiere of “ The Black Amy speculating on why per­ with a wonderful character like England couple are about to leave wheel and compass binnacle. As Your Grandmother” '* Cauldron.” the old homestead for the sunny Herbert and Amy, W.M. Hunt and formers perform. The company Suzanne Murphy's costumes are "A big part of my career has Gurgi. No matter what I've South. An inspection of the con­ Ginger Prince are attractive and responds to the question with a bright, inventive and many. A been fnim icry, noises and done in the past or what I'll do in tents of a trunk in the attic talented performers. Given the spirited production number of young energetic cast performs sounds. I'm a comedian who the future, being a part of a produces a cache of old playbills time frame references of the "Applause" followed by individual split-second changes and appears sees the funny part of people. I Disney classic is the best way to from musicals the couple attended material and history, however, it's showcase numbers. Jacqueline not the least bit breathless. don't try to do a perfect find im m ortality in show over the years. Each discovery difficult to believe them Reilly and Lance Taubold have The success of the evening is due imitation like Rich Little or business. produces a memory and a song octogenarians. strong voices and had some table primarily to the energy, talent and Frank Gorshin. " I think 'The Black Cauldron' from the show's score. The show progresses more or glasses ringing when they attack vitalilty of the cast. At times the “ I sort of pick up the essence is going to rank with the best of The program says that "Broad­ less chronologically through the 60 the upper registers of their house band has its hands full of people like Ed Sullivan, Disney's cartoons because it way M emories" is a musical years of the couple’s relationship. material. keeping up with the energy on Jimmy Cagney or John Wayne has warm and tender charac­ review of Broadway show It is only mildly disconcerting to The act closes with a conflict stage. At rock bottom, it s an and try to think like they do. I ters facing more action and stoppers. As good as some of the try to recognize which decade or between the retirees precipitated evening of Show Bizi know that sound's crazy, but it scary confrontations than other material is, there are several which musicals the numbers were by a found photo of Fifi from (‘Broadway Memories” is at the works for me because I can Disney films. songs that serve only to slow down from. France, which necessitated a Coachlight Dinner Theater in F.ast picture their attitudes in my "I'v e seen the picture and it took me right back to my this production. less-than-enthusiastic "Over Wind.sor through Sept. 15.) mind. The first show Herbert and Amy, IT IS NOT difficult to recognize There.” It would have been more “ It's easy to mimic a celeb­ childhood — me and everyone our retirees, saw was "Blue the Bathtub Gin era by the verve fun if Eberhard and Shafer had Robert T. Donnelly Is the Man­ rity .because I have a frame of else In the theater." Moon.” The stage is instantly and pizzazz Kristopher Antekeier thrown in the kitchen sink — chester Herald’s theater critic.

Experts suggest some great fishing vacations

but they are really prolific. They run 60 to 100 pound.s. By Robert McNel On a good day, you can get out into the ocean or in the United Prest International river mouth and you can jump 30 tarpon a day.” Great Fishing Holes of the World “ To combine what I'm talking about you would There are some great fishing holes around the NORWAY probablz have to pick the month of Augu.st, because world. If only we addicted anglers had the time and Q U EB EC .LABRADOR Atlantic Salmon over on the Pacific coast you have some of the most money to visit them all. Atlantic Salmon 'Brook Trout fantastic unexplored bill fishing in the world. You can Just think of taking of f a year or so to try your luck in raise 25 to 50 sailfish a day and you also have fine salt water and fresh — trolling for giant black marlin BRISTOL marlin fishing and wahoo and rooster fish.” off Australia, wading for bonefish on Christmas SteeOiead In contrast to some other Central American nations, Island in the mid-Pacific, plugging for tarpon and Costa Rica is politically stable and the population snook in the Caribbean, fly-casting for trout in New welcomes Yankees. "It's just a nice little country,” Zealand and Alaska, and for Atlantic salmon in the BRITISH COLUMBiA<*f^ says Pate. "Very friendly, European-type people" Maritime Provinces and Scandinavia. Stoelhead But for himseld.Pate has more grandiose plans. He Fantasies aside, there are plenty of fishing vacation ;NEW BRUNSWICK is trying to organize a three-month fishing vacation — opportunities in other countries that can be afforded ^Smaltmoutb Bass an expedition, really — off the coast of Brazil, where by anyone with enough money to finance a trip CHRISTMAS ISLAND he says sportfishing is extraordinary and mostly abroad. Some folks like to include a little fishing Boivifith rNEW ZEALAND unexplored. during a general vacation, but others like to go Just to YeUowtin Tuna COSTA RICA : Rainbow Trout He plans to assemble a mothership 70 to 100 feet long fish. Wahoo Roostartish Brown Trout for use as a base, and two 35-foot sportfishermen and a U PI asked three of the nation's foremost anglers, Tarpon pair of 17-foot skiffs for fishing. The crews would men whose prowess with rod and reel is known the Snook AUSTRALIA include a Portuguese interpreter, a doctor to treat world over, for their recommendations on where to SaWish Black Martin illnesses or Injuries, and a lawyer "in case we get into spend a fishing vacation this summer— expert advice Wahoo any problems.” from Lee WuUf, Lefty Kreh and Billy Pate. Blue Martin UPI Otaphic r J. Minmez Now that’s a fishing vacation.

Lm WiiHI Lefty Kreh Wulff, now SO but still going strong in Livingston Bernard "Lefty" Kreh, 60, is outdoor editor of a Manor, N.Y., is known to many Americans as an Smallmouth Bass Baltimore newspaper. The Sun, but is better known Atlantic Salmon Stoelhead Snook Blue Marlin author, lecturer and producer of televised outdoor for his books on fishing, tackle innovations, lectures, programs. He is also an Innovator of fishing photographic presentations and his Incredible fly­ techniques, explorer of new fishing grounds, bush casting skills. He is THE authority on salt water pilot and designer of flies. He may be the last person fly-fishing. on Earth who habitually ties the tiniest of dry flies Summertime, Kreh notes, is a poor time for Saillish Rainbow Trout Bonetlsh without benefit of a vice. largemouth bass fishing, so he recommends bass His recommendations; fishermen go to New Brunswick, Canada, for what he " I f you are a big game fisherman you might want to considers the best smallmouth bass fishing in the go Cairns and The Great Barrier Reef off Australia, world. Mactaquac Lake, an Impoundment on the Saint where you can catch the biggest marlin In the world Wahoo Brown Trout Yellowlin Tuna with a good chance of getting one over 1,000 pounds.... John's River just west of Frederecton, “ produces " I f you are an Atlantic salmon fisherman, you really good smallmouth, 3-and 4-pounders, all through a businessman from Islamorado, Fla., is known as the should go to two top rivers: the one for big fish in the contiguous U sUtes than many fishing hot spots in the summer." says Kreh. "You can catch them on fly king of big game fly rod fishermen. Pate's name is Norway, which would be the Alta River, and the other Canada. rods, spinning tackle, plug casting or trolling." scattered through the book of world fly rod records, would be the Grand Cascapedia R iver in Quebec, In Alaska, Wulff recommends the Bristol Bay "It's beautiful country, and there are a number of listing his catches of marlin, sallflsh and tarpon. He is where there are very large fish.... The Norweigan fish drainage area for stoelhead, browns and rainbows. otiier good lakes nearby that have world-class best known for his world record fly rod catch of a do not rise well to dry flies; the Grand Cascapedia fish Including particularly the Lake Illanma section. pickerel. If somebody wanted to get a world record on 188-pound tarpon three years ago. w ill.... Wt lie the fish in the Grand Cascapedia are not "Ttwn, the other thing would be to go to Labrador eastern chain pickerel. I'm sure he could go up there Pate has fished around the world and his quite as large as those of the Alta, they are very big. for brook trout," says Wulff. "A t Minipl Camps in and get one." recommendation is Costa Rica, with the Caribbean Every year fish over 40 pounds are taken.” Labrador, there's a good chance to get brook trout up For trout this summer, Kreh recommends New Sea on the east and the Pacific Ocean on the west. For trout in the summertime, Wulff suggests to 8 pounds, and I like to get them on dry flies." Zealand. "There is good trout fishing there all year "It's a small country,” he says, "You can fish the anglers go aftersteelbead in British Columbia or long,” he says, "particularly on North Island, which is Caribbean side for tarpon and snook — big snook, like Alaska, and for brook trout in Labrador. Alaska, of BUly Pato wanner In the winter — and our summer Is their 20-or 30-pound snook. The tarpon are not all that big. cpnna, Is not a foreign country, but it is farther from To serious anglers, William W. “ Billy” Pate Jr.. 54, ^ 1 winter." MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 26, 1985 - 13

1* - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friduy, July 26. 1985 Public Records Weekenders DINING OUT GUIDE Quitclaim dMda Saturday and Sunday on the grounds of the Irish American Home, 132 Commerce St,, Glastonbury^ Aurora Tadder to Riccardo ■ Out looking for fleas? featuring this week... Entertainers include Noel Henry s Celtic Blues, Pat Tadder, 225-227 Center St. The third annual flea market to benefit the Roper, the Savage Brothers, Andy Healy s Counti^ Loren J. Schneider to Randi B. Inter community Mental Health Clinics’ sociai club. Ro^s, Dermot O’Brien, Paddy Noonan and folk Schneider, Unit 101, and portions of Common Ground, will be held on Saturday in singer Tom Yourell. S-3 and S-4, Hilliard Office There will be rides and games for children, lots of Condominium. The Most Romantic Setting /inywhere' Glastonbury from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ann R. Everhart and Clark W. The tables will be set up in the parking lot of the food, and many handcrafted items for sale. Admission For A Beautiful IFedding im Welles Chapman Tavern, 2400 Main St., Glastonbury, is $4 and $3 for senior citizens. The fair is open until 11 Everhart to .Ann R. Everhart, Clark W. Everhart, 10-12 Trotter and will be loaded with collectibies, small antiques, tonight, from 1 to 11 p.m. Saturday and from 1 to 8 p.m. THE CLASSIC SETTING OF housewares and "junque.” In case of rain, themarket St, Sunday. Donna L. Fecko to William A. .W.'. v t :’ will be moved to Sunday. Fecko, 78F Cliffside Drive. The ^ • 1 ^ In a pickle or a jam? Thaddeus Jan Pawlowski to Cheney Banquet Room... A carnival to enjoy Teresa Alexa Pawlowski, property Here is help for those with questions about making on Knollwood Road. The St. Rose Church annual carnival isopen tonight pickles, jams or jellies. The University of Connectb Marie E. Finnegan to Elizabeth HAS THESE UNIQUE FEATURES; Healy, William G. Finnegan Jr. and Saturday. 6:30 to 11 p.m., at 33 Church St., East cut’s extension home economist, Esther Shoup, will be • Conventional or Buffet Service Hartford. There are dozens of rides, more than 20 at the Rockville farmers’ market on Saturday, from 9 and Margaret LaFrancis, prop­ erty on Woodbridge Street. • Special Package Plans booths at which to win prizes, a giant tag sale and a car to lU 30 a m., to answer cooks’ questions. The market • Large Dancing Area raffle. Sausage and pepper grinders, fried dough, is held in the Ladd & Hall parking lot in downtown Lena Varvelli to Robert C. Varvelli, property on Wells Street. • Delicious Food Italian ice and many other food specialties are Rockville. • Affordable Prices available. Robert C. Varvelli to Lena I'e 1 Varvelli. property on Wells Street, • Gracious Hospitality Festival offers fun • Easily accessible entire "East of River ” area t o See this ‘funny thing’ Liens filed • Ample Parking for more than 200 cat*. f l The Community Renewal Team of Greater Green Electric Co. Inc, against It was a smash Broadway hit and a very successful Hartford Inc. will hold its second annual outdoor Nancy will add the Expertise to Make the 2 Graham Inc. and Southfield Green Memory of Your Wedding Day Last Foreverl k movie. This weekend “A Funny Thing Happened on festival tonight from 6 to 11, Saturday from noon to 11 p.m. and Sunday, from noon to 6 p.m. at 3580 Main St., Condominium Corp., $8,709. ’ • the Way to the Forum” will be at the University River East Home Care Inc. Theater. Central Connecticut State University in New Hartford. Bring the family for entertainment, a' ' against property of Donna Yatkin, Britain. carnival rides, a flea market, arts, crats and food. 23C Esquire Drive, $380. •jflrff^ Beauti/ul Scenic With music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, the Southern New England Tele­ play is best remembered for Zero Mostel’s perfor­ phone against property of Edward Motic/iesler Country Club will be at the Manchester Bicentennial mance as the slave Pseudolus. In CCSU's production. Follow the herd Manchester Senior Big Band plays F. Boland, 267 Green Road, $312. 30S South Mam St.. tunes of the 1930s and 40s. The band Band Shell tonight at 7. Bring seating. Martin Simon of Manchester will play the role of the State of Connecticut against famous soldier and braggart. Miles Gloriosus. Herds of goats, sheep, pigs and dairy cattle will be exhibited on Saturday and Sunday at the Connecticut M.O.N.S. Inc,, $2,386. Manchester, Cl. Performances are at 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday at Internal Revenue Service 6 Agricultural 3t the Goshen Fairgrourds. There the theater on Stanley Street. Tickets are $5 general Fair against property of Thomas P. Big band sound at shell A fine chicken dinner admission, $4 for senior citizens and children under will also be fruits and vegetables, flowers, canned goods, breads and pastries, a tailgate flea market and O’Brien, $16,072. 12. Call 827-7398 to make reservations. Mt. Sinai Hospital against prop­ The Manchester Senior Big Band will swing into The Giletid Congregational Church in Hebron is a giant midway. Call 646-0103 Ask for Nancy Rivosa The fairgrounds open at 8 a.m. each day, and close erty of George Kalfas and Liberty action at the Bicentennial Band Shell tonight at 7. The holding a chicken barbecue on Saturday, rain or Kalfas, 32 Croft Drive, $400. orchestra will be joined by the cver-popular shine, from .S to 6:30 p m For fun, join the Irish at 9 p.m. Saturday and at 8 p.m. Sunday. Auctions will Beethoven Chorus. The orchestra is led by Lou The church is at the corner of Route 8.6 and ■be held at 2 p.m. Saturday and at 4 p.m, Sunday. The Joubert. Meetinghouse Road The meal will be $4.75 for adults You certainly don’t have to be Irish to enjoy the fair is sponsored by the 20,000 members of the Attachmentg filed Members include Fred Saccoccio, Joe Laukaitis. and $2 50 for children who are 12 or under. Greater Hartford Irish Festival, to be held tonight. Connecticut State Grange. Connecticut National Bank DAVIS FAMILY Harry Jenkins. Herb Tyler, Ada Playdon. Ted Cain, Reservations may be made by calling Kenneth Ellis Herald photo by Pinto against property of Robert E. Art Loughrey. Gus Gullinson, Karl Ruments, Mike at 228-0075 Blass and Diane Blass, 26 Victoria Carelli, Art McKay, Earl McCarthy. Charlie Dencc House tour benefits hall Road, $2,490. Weekend Specials and Dan Farley. Connecticut National Bank • Fresh Swordfish ■Rose and Don Jackson stand in the Ribbon Mill and ClockTower.oneofthe against William Kearns and Ro­ New Orleans comes north berta Kearns, property at 158 • Stuffed Flounder w/crabmeat stuffing O O ^orw ay of Cheney Hall, holding a sign Cheney mansions and four or five Greenwood Drive, $2,900. • Stuffed Flounder (Baked, Broiled or Fried) Homestead has festival Bernie Bentley's Dixieland Band will perform at the which once hung on the lawn in front of homes in the Manchester area. None of Chase Telecommunications of (Above Served with Potato. Solod. Roll ft Butter) Bicentennial Band Shell on Saunday at 7 p.m. the hall at 177 Hartford Road. Jackson those homes are for sale. A luncheon Hartford Inc. against property of • Baby B'eef Liver w/bacon or onions An antiques festival will be held on Saturday from lO The event is co-sponsored by Nichols Manchester and Jackson Real Estate will host a will also be served at Cheney Hall. For Catherine Ann Auden, 42 Delmont a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Nathan Hale Homestead on South Tire, the Bicentennial Band Shell Corp.. the Music St., $235 • Baked Meatloaf w/mushroom sauce house tour on Oct. 12 to benefit the further information, call Rose Viola Street in Coventry. More than 200 dealers from Performance Trust Funds in cooperation with the • Chicken Teryakl throughout the eastern United States are expected Hartford Musicians Association Local 400 In case of restoration of Cheney Hall. Included on Jackson at 647-8400 or 646-8646. Ticket Lfs pendens Admission is $2. rain, the concert will be Mondtiy evening instead sales will begin after Labor Day. the tour will be the apartments at the Northfield Green Condominium Cildor Plajia Exit H off t-66'^§-5487 Association Inc, against property of Jerrold R. Silva, el. al., 43B Manchester Country Club Esquire Drive, $842. Scenic Dining Overlooking the Reservoir One man outfits both College Notes Martha White, Charlotte Whyte and Merrill Lynch Equity Manage­ TWO BANQUET ROOMS J ment Association Inc. against John for your Summer Wedding or Party Segar serves as ambassador Former resident graduates G. Bell, et. al., 154 Bl, Park Clothes fit the Reagan ladies Chestnut Condominium. The Woodbridge Room - Marshall (Chip) Segar of 34 Llynwood Drive, Laura M. Williams of I Jerome Goldman, trustee, (or smaller groups. Seats 15-50. Bv Vernon Scott Bolton, has been selected to play for American Soccer Bridgeport, a former ! against Thomas R. O’Marra and United Press International Am bassadors on a Manchester resident, Mary Catherine O’Marra, prop­ The Cheney Banquet Hall - . 3 summer tour of Eng­ graduated from Skidmore erly al 20 Schaller Road. for weddings or large parties. HOLLYWOOD - What do Presi­ land, Belgium, West College on May 25. She dent Ronald Reagan and fashion Germany and Holland. Seating up to 165. majored in business man­ Releases Call for reservations or information. designer David Hayes have in The 1985 Rockville agement and marketing u common? Both have clothed y -: High School graduate Cab Service and Parts corp. .30.S S. Main St., Manchester Nancy Reagan and Jane Wyman. will join other all-stars and will begin her study releases lien against Roger W. towards a MBA degree Talbot Sr., doing business as The first lady and the Oscar- Dairy herds will be featured at the Connecticut Agricultural Fair from across the country 646-0103 winning star of TV's "Falcon for the tour leaving this fall. She is the daugh­ Dial-a-Ride of Connecticut. Crest” series are far from chums. today and returning ter of Richard A. Williams ^1 Ramona M. Piano releases lis Indeed, neither has acknowledged Aug. 14. of Manchester, and Bar­ pendens against Charles A. Piano. Kenneth Guimond releases me­ NIKKI’S publicly the existence on Earth of He will have three bara Lauretano Montil- the other. Cinema training days in Bir­ lier, a former Manchester chanic’s lien against Anna R. But, incontestably, both have Salamone. Delicious Food L mingham. England, be­ borne the name of Mrs. Ronald resident, and the grand­ The Balf Co. releases attach­ fore playing matches in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carefully prepared from scratch Reagan. Hartford Manchester Drive-Ins: the four countries. He ment against Thomas P. O’Brien. They also wear clothes designed CInamaCItv — Prlzil'iH onor (R) FrI UA Theaters East — The Goonles East Windsor — The Man With One Michael Lauretano of Eighth Utilities District releases 7:10, 9:35; Sot and Sun 2:10, 4:35, 7:10, (PG) Frl-Sun 2:15,4:30, 7:10,9:35. — A Red Shoe (PG) Frl-Sun 8:30 with will continue his educa­ Laura Williams by our chefs - by Hayes who remains totally 9:35. — The Emerald Forest (R) FrI View to a KIM (PG) Frl-Sun 2, 4:25, 7, Moving Violations (PG-13) Frl-Sun tion at Central Connecti­ Manchester. tax liens against Herman M. impartial, as behooves any diplo­ 7:20, 9:45; Sat ond Sun 2:20, 4:45, 7:0, 9:45. — Fletch (PG) Frl-Sun 2:10.4.6,8, 10:15. Frechette, Albert R. Martin, and Veal, Chicken, Pasta, Steaks, Appetizers, Soups, 9:45. — The God Must Be Craiv (PG) 10. — The Song Remains the Same Manchoster — Three Stooges cut State University. matic couturier. However, Hayes FrI 7,9:25; Sat and Sun 2,4:25,7,9:25. — (PG) FrI and Sat midnight. — The Comedy Frl-Sun 8:20 with The Goonles Segar was chosen for Trinity confers degrees Gerald P, Rothman, $167. Seafood, Quiche’s, Sandwiches, Burgers, etc. does have an autographed photo Mv First Wile FrI 7:30, 9:55; Sat and Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Frl (PG) Frl-Sun 8:35 with National Lam­ Connecticut All-State Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. from Wyman and none from the Sun 2:30, 4:55, 7:30, 9:55. and Sat midnight. poon's European Vacation (R) 10:30. Five Manchester residents and one Bolton resident releases lis pendens against Ro­ Senior citizens menu available. East Hartford Mansfield — Pale Rider (R) with goal-keeper, named to lady in the White House. Vernon Tightrope (R) Frl-Sun at dark. — were awarded degrees from Trinity College in bert Bard, et. al. Eostwood Pub E Clnemo — Fletch Cine 1 E 2 — The Goonles (PG) Frl the All-(?entral Connec­ Even the severest critics of the NANCY REAGAN JANE WYMAN (PG) FrI and Sat 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7:30. Rambo: First Blood Part II (R) with Hartford recently. They include: Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. 7:10,9:30; Sot 1:30,7:10,9:30; Sun1:30, Sheena (PG) Frl-Sun at dark. ticut Conference East Marshall Segar president must concede that the . . . low-key approach . . . prefers suits Poor RIchord's Pub E Cinema — 4, 7:15,9:30. — Fletch (PG) Frl 7,9:05; and All-Central Valley David M. Barry Jr., son of Mr, and Mrs. David M. releases attachment against Ro­ 254 Broad St Manchester man has flawless taste in women Fletch (PG) FrI and Sat 7:30, 9:30, Sot 2, 7, 9:05; Sun 2, 4.15, 7, 9:05. Barry Sr, of 473 E. (Center St., bachelor of arts in bert Bard. midnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Urich va/i/cfo Conference and was selected Rockville High School’s who know how to dress stunningly. Rush, Polly Bergen and other chic length skirts are generally the Showcase Clnomos — Cocoon (PG) West Hortlord most valuable player twice. At school he was captain history. John P. Deponte releases lien • 646-3000 • According to Hayes, whose clien­ celebrities. most flattering, FrI and Sat 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10,9:40, „ SJ"’ ' E 2 — Fletch (PG) Frl 7:15, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Robert of the Rams in his senior year and winner of the Martin J. Hancock, son of Mr. and Mrs. John against Robert Bard. tele includes many stars, Mrs. 11:50; Sun 12:15,2:30,4:45,7:10,9:40.— 9:30; Sat and Sun 2,4:30,7:15,9:30.— A Urich, who played a (letective in Hancock of 151 Pitkin St., bachelor of science in Citizens Bank and Trust Co. Hayes also dresses the wives of "Soft, pretty clothes are what to The Heavenly Kid (PG-13) FrI and Sat View to a Kill (PG) Frl 7,9:30; Sat and Raymond E. Ramsdell honor award as outstanding Reagan and the ex-Mrs. Reagan several governors and the spouses look for in the next year ortwoXvith 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40, 11:35; Sun 12, Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. TV’s "Vegal" series for three senior athlete. He was a three-year varsity starter biology. releases lien against Robert Bard are among the best-dressed of captains of industry. 2:15,4:30, 7:10, 9:40. — Black Cauldron years, returns to action-adventure Jennifer M. Healey of 328 Porter St., bachelor of and Beverly Bard. less emphasis on youthful figures. (PG) FrI and Sat 12:30, 2;X, 4:30, 7, Wllllmantic and posted 16 shutouts and had seven one-goal games women in the world. His personal nominations for the JVly God, life for women isn't over 9:15,11; Sun 12:30,2:M, 4:30, 7,9:15. — Jlllson Sauore Cinema — E.T. The drama in "Spenser: For Hire” for in his soccer career. arts in English. United Bank and Trust Co. A Extra-Terrestrlol (PG) Frl-Sun 1,3:15, Courtland P. Sears III, son of Mr. and Mrs. world's five best-dressed women at 30 or 40. They shouldn't feel they E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial (PG) FrI 7, 9:15. — National Lampoon's Euro­ ABC-TV next season. As a member of the American Soccer Ambassa­ releases attachment and lien HAYES, A FORMER U.S. Ma­ are Mrs. Reagan, Ann Getty, have to dress like teenagers." and Sat 12, 2:15,4:30, 7:10, 9:40, 11:50; pean Vacation (PG-13) Frl-Sun 1:15, This time around Urich will play dors, Segar will visit pre-season matches, training Courtland P. Sears Jr. of 2 W. Carter St., against Robert Bard and Beverly WONG'S RESTAURANT rine who studied fashion design in Jacqueline Onassis, Audrey Hep­ Sun 12.2:1S,4:M,7:10,9:40.—TheMad 3:10,7:15,9:10. — Mad Max Beyond the a fictional private detective fashi­ valedictorian, bachelor of science with honors in L. Bard. Max Beyond Thunderdome (PG-13) Thunderdome (PG-13) Frl-Sun 1:15, camps and clinics with European coaches. Peking Szechuan Cuisine Paris, chooses not to compare the burn and Yasmin Khan HAYES' CREATIONS ARE FrI and Sat 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10:10, oned after a former prize fighter Segar plays with the Manchester Summer Soccer chemistry and honors in general scholarhsip. Citibank releases lien against two women's tastes — which are 12:10; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 4, 7:30, 10:10. — 3:10, 7:15, 9:10. — Back to the Future Lisa G.Bakanas, daughter of Jeanette P. Bakanbas Hayes deplores the punk look FOUND in department stores Back to the Future (PG) FrI and Sat (PG) Frl-Sun 1:05, 3:15, 7:05, 9:20. — and cop — one of the toughest men Team. He is the grandson of Lillian T. Segar of 226 Robert Bard and Beverly Bard. Cocktails • Take Out more similar than dissimilar. He currently the rage among young around the country, Saks, Nieman 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45, 11:55; Sun The Man With One Shoe (PG) Frl-Sun in Boston — in the novels of Robert Greenwood Drive. of 11 Keeney Drive, bachelor of arts in economics. American Express Travel Re­ knows precisely what each prefers women, the sweatsuits, leg 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45. — National 1:05, 3:20, 7:05. — Silverado (PG-13) B. Parker. lated Services Co. Inc. releases Open Marcus, Bullocks and others, Lompoon's European Vacation (PG- Frl-Sun 9:15. — Block Cauldron (PG) CHEF CHEF in fashion. warmers, layered rags and bare selling for $300-400 a dress, $450-650 Frl-Sun 1,3:15, 7,9:15. The series, scheduled to begin Johnson elected vice president lien against Robert Bard and 7 Days "Nancy likes understated midriffs. 13) FrI and Sat 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:30, 10, Burgess awarded degree AWARD AWARD per suit (with silk blouse), $500- 11:55; Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15,7:30, 10. — St. Windsor shooting on locations in Boston Sheryl Lynne Jdhnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Bard. A Week clothes that she can wear forever," 2,000 for fancy gowns. Elmo's Fire (R) FrI and Sat 12:45, 3, Ploia — Fletch (PG) Frl-Sun 7:15, next month, will co-star Barbara Deborah S. Burgess was awarded a bachelor’s Connecticut National Bank re­ ★ ■A- rrt he said. "She wili wear a dress ora "1 can't understand why people 5:15, 7:40, 10:10, 12:10; Sun 12:45, 3, 9:15. Stock and Avery Brooks. Wayne Johnson of Brent Road, was elected vice The HarUord C—rtM m I^MhM "Most well-dressed women are 5:15, 7:40, 10. — Rambo: First Blood president of the class of 1986 at Bay Path Junior degree in computer science and engineering, magna leases lien against Robert Bard Post Road Plaza 2 suit a few times, put it away and like Cyndi Lauper and Madonna too busy to take time out for Port 11 (R) Fr11,3,5,10,11 :S0; Sot 1,3,5, cum laude, during the 135th commencement at and Beverly Bard. Rt. 30 (1-86 Exit %) then wear it again a year or two want to make themselves look so fittings," Hayes said. "They 7:45,10:10,12; Sun 1,3,5.7:40,10:10.— College for the 1985-86 academic year. She is enrolled (203) 875-0661 later and still be in style. Fright Night (R) FrI B (Advance in the accounting program leading to the associate in Bucknell University, Lewisburg, Pa. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co., Vernon. Conn. ugly, ” he said. "And then there’s should be able to walk into a store Showing with Rambo: First Blood Part She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Burgess of "The first lady is only a size two, Tina Turner who isn’t all that II 10). science degree. N.A., releases lien against Robert and fit comfortably into a size six 85 Galaxy Drive. She is a 1981 graduate of Manchester B. Bard. ‘ 'VXs which may be a little too thin. 1 young. or eight right off the rack. Sposito completes Wheaton High ^chool, a dean’s list student and a member of Phi don’t cut anything smaller than a "I see a complete reversal of "Right now I think television and Mu sorority on campus. Millicent J. Lucek releases lis size two. And she doesn't like that trend in the very near future. movies haven't done very much for Laura Marie Sposito of 52 Steel Crossing Road, fabrics that wrinkle." pendens against Emanuel W. And the broad, padded football fashion. Perhaps they are just Bolton, recently graduated from Wheaton College, Lucek, 72 Bowers St, a-restaurant And actress Wyman? player shoulders are already on following trends instead of setting SHOWCASE Norton, Mass. She is the daughter of John J. Sposito pretentM our "Jane knows her figure very the way out. They were popular them. Jr. and Ba,rbara Sposito. Donovan chosen by society Terrell A, Rice releases judge­ weekend tpecialJ well,” Hayes said. "Like Nancy, because they helped off-set broad "Well dressed women in real life HARTFORD ment lien against Victor I, Moses, Cannelloni Florentine ...... *5.25 6 she loves suits. She also likes hips. Mary Donovan has been elected to the Maine reflect far better taste than what -B aiO MTfRnAnt4EXITS8 Epsilon Chapter of Alpha Chi, an honor society at the Town of Manchester releases Baked Stuffed Zucchini ...... *5.95 extremely tailored clothes, slim "The androgynous look was the actresses wear in ’Dynasty,’ Barbara Retartha graduates lien against Arthur F. Steele, 560 hips and wide shoulders. Jane is a University of New England, Biddeford, Maine. To be Baked Sc rod ...... *5.95 popularized by the fashion indus­ for instance. Good taste involves Hfl Barbara Retartha, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. elected, a student must be in the top 10 percent of the Vernon St. size six, down from a size eight.” try last year and it fell on its face. less glitz." BLACK CMILORON ^ Anthony Retartha of 11 Sass Drive, received a B.S. Veal Scallopini w/peppen A muihroomt...... *7 .9 5 As one of two West Coast "Elegance and femininity are class and active both on campus and in the Herman M. Frechette releases Hayes estimates that women- degree in special education-child study from St. community. She is a senior in the division of Filet Mignon ...... *8.25 couturiers internationally recog­ returning to fashion designs, but it who know high fashion and can Joseph College, West Hartford, recently. attachment against Paul E. Ca­ nized by the fashion world — the isn't contrived. The feminine look RAMBO FAST BUNO 2 « occupational therapy. She is the daughter of Mr. and ruso and Ileana E. Caruso. afford a good wardrobe average I OflO-l 1 SI H s m m f Mrs. Timothy Donovan of Ashland Street. 331 Center Street other is James Galanos — Hayes’ involves revealing, closer-to-the- $10,000-15,000 annually on clothes nut mnm tomhi n iwm or "fimht mokt" Sage Allen and Co. Inc. releases (turner of Broad and O n ler, next lo Carvels) creations are worn by Phyllis body designs, yet covering every­ that they are able to wear for ST. ELMO'S FRE lien against Paul E. Caruso. George, Donna Mills, Morgan thing up, except in evening gowns many, many years. Driver bird-bralned 647-9995 Fairchild, Sally Struthers, Audrey where bare backs are attractive. He should know. Hayes employs 1fc4S«00«ti^7SI-lft10-t2;10 Qallnat-Parkar Inducted MASTFR CARD - VISA - AMERICAN EXPRESS Hepburn, Joan Rivers. Mary Ann SEATTLE (UPI) — Less than a third of the nearly "Skirts will be different lengths 250 persons in four Los Angeles M A 0 M A X » m i m h m k IW..4 Every 60 feet down, the earth’s Mobley, Rhonda Fleming, Cyd according to individual tastes, but factories and earns a tidy $15 € f i r 4,000 chickens on their way to be turned into dinner Nancy Arline Gallnat-Parker of Coventry has been temperature Increases about one Frl. & Sat. Specials Charisse. Ann Blyth, Barbara women are finding that knee- million a year. l£8frt4MM-7JO-iatlO-lt;IO table fryers made it to the processing plant. inducted into Alpha Sigma Lambda, a national degree. A trailer truck loaded with 3,800 of the white academic honor society honoring evening school and COCOON Ribs & B.B.Q. Chicken feathered birds toppled on Its side of the highway continuing education students at the University of lt;IMJIM346-7:ie«40-11i0 south of Seattle on Interstate 5 en route from a chicken West Florida. The daughter of Richard and Emily Indians plan meeting In state Special (arm near Chehalis, Wash., to a processing plant in Galinat of Coventry, she is a senior childhood Mishap was EOROPEAN WACATBN i>^ >^ Mount Vernon, Wash. Truck driver Mike Crandall education major living at Eglin Air Froce Base in Fort Broiled Lembehopt...... *7.05 HADDAM (UPI) — American aches will take place Aug. 24 and the public about their culture and t^4MS»«1t-7«-laSl-^M come on in for the details! lOter told authorities he was forced off the road by a Walton Beach, Fla. In poor taste Indians from all over»the country 25, dispel "alot of stereotypes and E.T. 191 drunken driver who left without stopping. Pacific Red Snapper...... *5.95 will gather for a festival next "I’m quote excited about it," ethnocentric information floating ! State Highway Patrol officers spent most of the NORTH BEND, Ore. (UPI) - month to offer a sampling of the said Ray Geer, tribal chairman of around out there," said Richard H. 1UIO-t;lfr4JO-7;IO«40-IIM pO'e-dawn hours chasing chickens along the highway Nobody was hurt when a semi­ Veil & Egoplint Parmigiana...... *7.25 Duke nets honor etudente trailer truck carrying fish col­ tribal cultures of North America’s the Pawcatuck Pequots. "This is Harris, with the state Department TKNEAVENUTKD i«>>8 after the 3:30 a.m. Wednesday accident. original citizens. the single biggest event Connecti­ of Environmental Protection and Despite their best attempts to round up the flapping Duke University, Durham, N.C., named two lided with another big rig Bay Scallopi Au Gratin...... *7.50 More than 30 tribes will gather cut Indians have ever had." coordinator for the event. IU0-t:IM»7;IMS)-nJi 659-0162 birds, troopers (ailed to round them up quickly enough residents, Margaret Lynne Harvey and David Alan carrying wood chips, police on the Haddam Meadows for the Organizers said tribe members The ■ Tonantzin Aztec Indians BACXTO THE FUTURE to avoid a morning commuter tie-up on the freeway. Lammey, to its dean’s list for the spring of 1985. said. first Connecticut River Indian will participate in full regalia in a from Mexico will perform a ritual 3025 Main Street Most of the chickens died in the accident. The ones Harvey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Harvey of Traffic was rerouted for an LA STRADA Restaurant Powwow. 1t:IS-tSM34l-7«««-nil , QIastonbury 19 Grove St., also received class honors. She was a hour Wednesday while the fish grand entry procession, and there fire dance, one of the most sacred that survived both the accident and their momentary 471 Hartford^. 443^165 The two-day event attracting will be dancing, drum competi­ dances in their culture. The Aztecs Junction ol Rtea. 2 & 3 INodom were sent on their way to the Draper Valley sophomore. Lammey is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Alan S. and chips were cleaned up.— Aztecs, Cree, Pawcatuck Pequots tions and round dances. insist that no one photograph the Near the Putnam Bridge fanBE processing plant. Lammey of 404 Spring St. He was a junior. and White Mountain Crown Ap­ The Indians wHl try to educate dance- MANrilF.STER HERALD, Friday. July 26, 1985 - I5_

14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 26. 1985 Advice DRIVING DANGEROUSLY Accident rates vary with age SPORTS Siblings differ on family keepsake ANNUAL ACCIDENTS PER 100 DRIVERS 30| Ray Floyd finds work pays off DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and DEAR in-law went right to the living room Nowobilski says and sat down. She's a young 60 and I want a big church wedding, but ABBY: My we can't afford one. and it would mother re­ could have offered to do some­ thing, but she didn't. take us four years to save the cently passed money, so we have come up with 201 away. A cousin I'm the type that doesn't like to Dear Abby put things off, so I just dug right in this idea. as he grabs lead at the GHO who was espe­ round was fine We would like to have a Dutch- cially close to and cleaned up the kitchen myself. Abigail Van Buren Three times, I heard my mother- treat wedding. We could charge her since child­ By Len Auster in-law say to my husband, "What's $32.60 a couple or $16.30 a person to Bv Frederick Waterman par with a six-foot birdie putt on hood asked if he cover food, drinks and a portion of 101 Sports Editor might have taking her so long?" United Press International No. 12. It took me an hour and a half to the other expenses, like the hall, The North Carolina native took some kind of the music, flowers, table decora­ CROMWELL - Tm memento as a straighten up, and just as I was CROMWELL — After 22 years the lead with an 18-foot putt on the finishing, she came in the kitchen tions, wedding cake, etc. pleased," said Tallwood Coun­ 14th green and expanded his keepsake. His on the PGA tour, Raymond Floyd to say she was leaving. try Club golf professional John advantage on No. 18 by hitting a reqdest astonished and offended DEAR NEVER WRITTEN: 1 am 16 and so is my boyfriend. finally has an eight-hour-a-day job Nowobilski after completing wedge to within 7 feet and holing my brother. 1 said 1 thought the Grieving people have their minds I said, "Can't you stay a while so We are both virgins and want to and his hard work is getting opening round play at the 34th the putt. request was in good taste and on other things and should not be we can visit?" stay that way until we're married. results. edition of the Canon Sammy " I really played well, obviously reflected the love and closeness faulted should they overlook the She said, "No, I'm tired. And by We wouldn't expect any wedding The veteran golfer, forced to add Davis Jr-Greater Hartford after the wind picked up (in the our cousin felt for our mother. Such giving of keepsakes to close friends the way, don't you have a gifts other than pitching in for the two hours of daily physical therapy Open at the TPC of Cromwell ■ afternoon). 1 drove the ball solidly gifts have been offered to me, in and relatives. dishwasher?" Dutch-treat wedding. to his usual time on the course, ------Z Z nea graphic Thursday. and missed maybe two fairways. 1 two instances, and 1 was deeply Most people would rather do I do, Abby, but the dishes have to (Source; Natior^al Safely Council) scored a seven-under-par 64 to The 34-year-old Nowobilski had good iron shots and putted appreciative of them. without than ask for one, but I think be scraped, all the edibles put I don't know how much longer we What drivers are the biggest risks? Motorists under 30 grab a two-stroke lead after came home with a round of 76. 5 well. 1 hope it continues," Floyd My husband's favorite brother to make such a request is a away, floor mopped, etc. can wait, Abby. Thursday's first round of the and over 75 are most likeiy to have accidents. Best over par and well off the pace died many miles from us, and his compliment to the deceased — Don't you think a lot of folks Greater Hartford Open. said. set by Raymond Floyd's 7 widow sent no keepsake to my unless, of course, one asks to be Anyway, she left and I really was would pay $32.60 a couple toward records go to motorists in their early 50s and 70s. Hale Irwin and Greg Norman Fifteen of the 20 top money- 2 under. Nevertheless, Nowo­ husband. My husband wouldn't "rem em bered" with the loved hurt. Was 1 wrong to clean up my getting two good Christians were among a group of six golfers winners are competing here be­ bilski was pleased by his efforts. presume to ask for anything, but I one's valuable stamp collection or kitchen first? I can't relax knowing married? tied for second at 66. cause only three weeks remain to know he was both saddened and diamond brooch. I will have to do it later. How would Thank you for any advice you "1 made the jitter mistakes The injury was suffered this qualify for the Ryder Cup team Space laser ends era but I drove it well and kept my matches Irwin, a two-time U.S. hurt by the oversight. you have handled it. Abby? can give us. winter while the two-time PGA HURT IN LOVE IN W. VA. composure. I learned a lot out Open champion, said Thursday's What is your opinion about the DEAR ABBY: Last Sunday I "The Korad laser did yeoman champion was playing in Los practice of giving such keepsakes, prepared an especially good com­ AUSTIN, Texas (UPI) - Ad­ there. My short irons is where I Angeles. Therapy has made the low scores were a product of the DEAR HURT: I would have put DEAR IN LOVE: You'll never vanced technology finally caught service," he said. made mistakes," Nowobilski field's depth. and of relatives and close friends pany dinner and invited my For most people, it is probably new and improved Floyd a threat mother-in-law. After dinner, my away the edibles, joined my guests know until you ask. Poll your up with the Korad laser, an old offered. "This is a great field, and the requesting same? enough to know that the moon is once again. NEVER WRITTEN husband and three sons helped in the living room and cleaned up friends and you'll have your Apollo moon mission experiment Nowobilski, making his Floyd, who was No. 68 on last better the field, the lower the my kitchen later. answer. used by scientists for 17 years to about 225,000 miles from earth, fourth appearance at the GHO, scores will be, because it makes 6 BEFORE clear the table, while my mother- although its orbit brings it closer JOHN NOWOBILSKI year's money list but has earned measure the distance from the had a round of six bogies and $323,879 this year, fired a bogey- the other guys pedal faster," he and takes it farther away at West Texas mountains to the one birdie, that at the 11th hole. free round over the 6,786-yard said. different times of the month. moon. He remembered that well. "It up his entourage. '1 had half of Tournament Players Club of Defending champion Peter Ja­ Scientists from the University of But for scientists, much more was playing 208 (yards) against Tallwood here," he joked. " I cobsen, who carded a 63 here last Surgery can remove benign tumors accurate numbers are needed to Connecticut. Texas recently held a goodbye the wind and I hit a 1-iron. 1 had don't know who was working." The 42-year-old Floyd says the year, finished at even-par 71 measure small changes in earth ceremony at the McDonald Obser­ a 20-footer that was pin high," One member of Tallwood who stretching and loosening exercises despite a double-bogey at No. 17. believes that Freedom to Smoke and moon rotations and orbits and was working was teenager D E A R DR. your three smokers that they stop, vatory in the remote Davis Moun­ he recalled. are the reason he is healthy, Tied with Norman and Irwin at was written into the Bill of Rights. the barely perceptible drift of the GOTT: A n since their smoke is unhealthful tains, where the laser has been The 11th proved to be the Nicole Damargjian of Colches­ playing well and has risen to No. 3 66 were John Cook, John M ahaffey, It seems to me that, in this case, continents across the earth's overweight and disconcerting to the other used since 1969 to determine the toughest hole during opening ter, who served as Nowobilski's on this year's earnings chart. Hubie Green and Ron Streck. your goal is to provide a healthy surface. male friend in employees. Your next step is to distance from earth to moon to round play. It had a stroke caddy. She is a sophomore at "I'm longer off the tee than in Local favorite Fuzzy Zoeller led work area for your nonsmoking "W e are looking at motions that his 40s recently provide smoking areas where within 4 inches. average of 3.346. There were Furman University and is No­ seven or eight years and 1 have a 20 a threesome at 67. Tied with him at Dr. Gott co-workers — so at least set aside a are really in small numbers of started to de­ these people can continue to smoke The Korad laser was one of the only 11 birdies at the hole along wobilski's pro shop assistant at or 30 percent greater range of 4 under were Bobby Wadkins and smoking section while you fiddle centimeters," Shelus said. "We velop tumors in without bothering everyone world's first high-power, ultra- with 87 pars, 57 bogeys and the Hebron course. motion all over my body," he Victor Regalado. A total of 46 around with a permanent solution. need centimenter Nowobilski, who last played various parts of Peter Gott, M.D. around them. A third, more drastic short pulse systems and the first to seven double bogeys. Nowo­ explained. golfers out of the field of 156 broke measurements." his body. One step is to pull rank and make a be used for scientific lunar rang­ bilski was one of the 11 to in a GHO in 1983 and has yet to The exercise program, designed par during first round play. Send your questions to Dr. Gott The old Korad system and the make the cut, figures he needs was biopsied department policy against ing, said University of Texas conquer it. by the tour's new traveling fitness Norman, from Australia, was UPI photo at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH new, advanced system work on the and it wasn't smoking. research scientist Pete Shelus, a Nowobilski had three bogies to shoot about 5 under today to center, "makes golf an eight-hour four-under after 9 holes and 44101. same basic principle. A laserbeam make the cut for the final two malignant, but Be as diplomatic as possible so project manager for the observato­ on the front nine at the 2nd, 7th job. but I am still competitive and seven-under after rolling in a Ray Floyd, shown here blasting out of a sand trap in a is fired at a projector left on the rounds. He had an 8:50 a.m. tee what are these that you don't infringe on any ry's lunar ranging project. and 8th holes. ' 'At 7 and 8 it was want to play," said Floyd, who 15-foot putt at the 13th. He bogeyed tournament earlier in the year, had no bogeys and seven moon by Apollo astronauts Neil tumors? Are they caused by them alone, unless the growths rights and get people riled up. Shelus said advanced technology just stupidity on my part. I was off. thinks the injury was "a muscle the final two holes, missing the Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin and He was in a threesome with birdies for a 64 and a two-stroke lead after 18 holes at overweight? Is there any way to affect their appearance. Lipomas Smokers usually are aware that has led to a replacement system in between clubs and 1 made the tear or something. green at the 17th and three-putting reflected back to the 107-inch PGA Tour professionals Rick get rid of them, other than by are not harmful but they can act as they are being inconsiderate of Thoughts for the Korad, one of the very last wrong shots." he said. "I couldn't play, 1 couldn't sit from the fringe on No, 18. Greater Hartford Open. McDonald Observatory telescope. Fehr and John DeForest and surgery? What can he do to a warning to overweight patients: nonsmokers: when you take a experiments that was still in use Nowobilski had an afternoon either, just stand or lie down, the "M y game is coming back," said Scientists then measure the time was low member. Fehr was 6 prevent new ones from forming? Time to slim down. stand, you may provide the neces­ from the Apollo moon mission days tee off time and the stiff winds pain was so bad," said Floyd, who Norman, winner of $310,230 in 1984, it takes the laser photons to make a over and DeForest 8 over. finish." Among the more established sary incentive for them to stop Some fathers and mothers give of the 1960s and early 1970s, that arose played havoc with missed a few weeks of the tour to when he lost the U.S. Open in a round trip. Since the speed of light "Really, 1 was low ." Nowobilski Green, a 15-year veteran of the names to have difficulty were Lee DEAR READER: If the tumors DEAR DR. GOTT: I manage a polluting the air in your workplace. their children everything except The system is being replaced by club selection. "There was a lot recuperate and says he has playoff with Fuzzy Zoeller. asked quizzically. " I didn't tour, finished with nines of 33-33 Trevino whose 78 included a are under the skin and are not department of about 20 people. A smoker who wants to stop or cut love. the McDonald Laser Ranging is constant — about 186,000 miles of indecision," he admitted. "played great" since. "The first 16 holes were great. Only three people in this depart­ know that. It was enjoyable and and said the condition of the course triple-bogey at No. 17 when he hit malignant, they are probably down can often be helped by Far-fibtter that a father and System, which will be able to per second — and precisely known, Nowobilski received plenty of Thursday he missed seven What I did at 17 and 181 can blame J I wish they had played well. helps the better players. two balls into a water hazard, and benign fatty growths called lipo­ ment smoke, and I think that even organizations like SmokeEnders. mother should give their children pinpoint the constantly-changing a little math yields the distance support from his 'Tallwood greens but still carded 10 3's, only muself," Norman said, they would be willing to try to stop " I felt I handled it well. I'm "A good course allows good Ben Crenshaw who came in at 76. mas. Such visible collections of fat by behavorial modification or by nothing but love. earth-moon distance to within 2 from earth to moon. patrons with about 60 family saving himself with a reliable Norman, now No. 32 on the looking forward to tomorrow." The low 70 scorers, plus ties, tissue may be accelerated by your if there were any help around. the use of nicotine-containing As a parent, I try always to love inches, making it twice as accu­ The old Korad laser, while out of members and friends making wedge and solid putting. Floyd money list, struggled earlier this players to score well when they're What can 1 do to help them? I think after today's 18 holes qualify for friend's obesity, but they also can chewing gum. my children, even when they are rate as the Korad. commission, will still have a job in holed birdie putts on Nos. 2, 4, 6, year with asthma problems and a playing well. The sign of a good occur in normal-weight individu­ it's important for all of us, Am I "unlovable." It sure can be diffi­ "This is a very big thing for us as retirement. mild case of pneumonia but said. course is to have a big spread of the final two rounds Saturday and and 7 to make the turn at 32. He tied Sunday. als. Except for weight reduction, overreacting? In my experience, the major cult at times but the finished we move from the old into the Dr. Carrol 0, Alley, professor of the early finishers at five-under "I'm looking forward to a good scores," he said. surgery is the only effective way to problems arise not from smokers "product" is worth it. I'm proud of new," Shelus said. "Since 1969, physics at the University of remove the lumps. Many patients DEAR READER: You're not who consent to cooperate but by them and love them. McDonald was the only observa­ Maryland, attended the decom­ Rice is productive with lipomas are content to leave overreacting. First, suggest to the militant cigarette addict who Our Heavenly Father sets the tory in the world routinely getting missioning ceremony and took the AL roundup U example. scientifically vital information laser back to the Smithsonian from this type of observation. The museum in Washington D.C., Ruth E. Lehrach Korad system was the only one where it is expected to go on in Bosox victory Try this handkerchief tip Emanuel Lutheran Church able to do this thing. display. Orioles pitching BOSTON (UPI) - Wade Boggs a grounder that shortstop Darnell DEAR before putting them out. lays the foundation so Jim Rice can Coles mishandled for an error, PO LLY: While I save the seeds from squash, cleaning bring the house down. scoring Boggs. drying them and storing them in "1 came here a lot when I was shows resiliency Boggs extended his m ajor dresser draw­ jars. In the winter, these seeds are young. When I saw my family in L league season-high hitting streak ers this morn­ good for the birds and squirrels. I to 28 games Thursday while the stands tonight, it bothered me a ing, I came Pointers also save wormy crackers, flour teammate Rice drove in three runs bit," said Swift, a 1984 U.S. Bv Jdel Sherman upon my hand­ with bugs in it, etc., then put these "When I got here," Baltimore to lead Boston to its fifth consecu­ Olympic baseball player who grew United Press International kerchief box, in out for the birds. The worms are a m anager Earl Weaver said, Polly Fisher tive win with a 5-3 victory over the up in Portland. Me. which there delicacy for them. " (then pitching coach) Ray Miller " I didn't think about being at were several Seatle Mariners. Suddenly, the Baltimore Orioles told me how good he had been Fenway Park that much until I saw pretty lacy Springs of mint or catnip placed "It's just one of those things," pitching staff is starting to resem­ throwing. After all, the rehabilita­ my family and then I kind of lost handkerchiefs close to the stems of small tomato said Boggs. "I'v e said it before at ble, well, the Baltimore Orioles tion was not for the arm but for the some concentration," he said. with hand- and pepper plants seem to save the 20 games and I'll say it again at 28 pitching staff. tendon." The Mariners came back to even crocheted edges and pretty prints. seeds. The radish seed sprouts seedlings from cutworms. — there's no pressure because my With a staff ERA hovering the score at 1-1 in the second on I no longer use them. I decid ^ they faster than the others and marks • LILA job is to get base hits." around an untypical 4.50 for most would make pretty jabots for the garden row while you're Dying for the spinach Boston jumped on loser Billy Cole's first homer of the season of the season, Baltimore has been Blue Jays 7, Angels 0 Swift, 3-4, early, scoring in the first before Boston took the lead for only an intriguing entry some­ blouses. Just lay the handkerchief waiting for the others to come up. At Toronto, Dave Stieb fired a to take a 1-0 lead. With one out. good at 2-1 in the fifth. where near striking distance in the flat, pick it up in the center and let The radishes can be harvested DEAR POLLY: Here's my fa­ Boggs singled to center and moved With two outs, Gedman doubled seven-hitter and Damaso Garcia, It fall in light folds. Then pin it at before the other vegetables vorite remedy for dry skin. With a competitive American League cannelloni you had at /your to second on Rich Gedman's and Rice followed, snapping a Willie Upshaw and Lloyd Moseby the neckline of the blouse so it falls mature. hand or electric mixer, whip one East. single. Swift walked Rice to load three for 26 slump, with a single to However, back-to-back strong each had a pair of RBI to lead the down the front. They also look MRS C D. part petroleum jelly and one part Blue Jays. Stieb, 10-6, lowered his the bases for Mike Easier, who hit center. pitching performances from two pretty pinned to the lapel of a suit. baby oil until creamy. Use this AL-leading ERA to 1.95. Mike Witt, favorite Italian restaurant? usually dependable commodities MRS. P S mixture as a moisturizer. I've used 8-7, was the loser. DEAR PO LLY: I save eggshells it for two years on my face and suffering different miseries in DEAR PO LLY: Plant a radish and put them out for the birds. The body and I just love it. 1985, buoys any chance the Orioles Tigers 7, Twins 2 have of being a factor at the finish seed with parsnip, carrot or beet birds love them. Crush the shells ROSE Juniors battle to a tie At Minneapolis, Jack Morris line. Cougar Field Sunday at 1 p.m. The hurled a four-hitter and Barbaro Maybe we can help. The HARTFORD - They didn't go Mike Boddlcker, dazzlingly con­ Garbey smacked a solo homer and out winners, but they weren't JC Courant League playoffs start sistent in 1983 and '84, evened his Herald is now running a weekly Monday, with sites and matchups an RBI single to lead Detroit. losers, either. record at 10-10 with seven solid Morris, 11-6, recorded his 10th About Town column featuring readers’ to be announced. Manchester's Junior Legion innings Wednesday against Minne­ complete game and is now 6-0 in baseball team gained a 4-all tie sota and the returning Mike favorite restaurant dishes. To Manchester snapped a scoreless the Metrodome and 14-4 lifetime against Cortez Clothing in the JC Flanagan pitched a three-hitter against the Twins. Frank Viola, enter, simply fill out the coupon Courant League Senir Division tie by tallying all four of iu Audubon offers programs Playground winners listed over eight Innings Thursday night, 10-9, took the loss. regular season finale Thursday markers in the top of the fifth. Six lifting the Orioles to a 5-1 victory The Recreation Department has announced the below, listing your favorite dish 2 GLASTONBURY — Connecticut Audubon Society, night. bases on balls and hits by Karl over the Chicago White Sox. A's 11, Brewers 2 Holland Brook Center, has planned two nature names of winners at several playgrounds and and the local restaurant that The tie gives Manchester an 8-5-1 Noone and Rick Barnett produced Flanagan, making his second At Milwaukee, Bruce Bochte hit programs for next week. Each will cost $7 for contests. The playground, games and winners are: the runs. Cortez rallied to knot it up UPI photo record, currently good for a fourth start since recuperating from a a three-run homer to cap a five-run members and $9 for non-members. Registration is ' Buckley — International dressup: Jennifer Karpe, serves it. It may be an appe­ in the bottom of the sixth off place tie in the 15-team loop. The tom Achillies' tendon, opened with sixth Inning and Dwayne Murphy required. For information and registration, call first: Matt Miner, second: Becky Muisier, third. pitcher Paul Gavarrino, who tizer, main dish, vegetable, circuit's campaign winds up to­ Jim Rice (right) had a productive night for the Red Sox as four perfect innings and looked belted a triple and drove in two 633-6402. The programs are: Highland Park — Egg drop: Tracy Hart, first; walked two batters and then was salad or dessert. night. The locals are 13-10-1 he knocked in three runs on two hits. His offense helped very much the part of the fourth runs to power the A's. Tim Birtsas, Splish-splash, steams and ponds — an exploration Chris Ringwalt, second; Mike Tensellent, third; reached for three consecutive overall. winnlngest pitcher in Orioles' 7-2, pitched an eight-hitter in his of the ponds and streams at J. B. Williams Park, Patrick Flynn, fourth; Jim Jackson, first, Boston turn back Seattle Thursday night at Fenway Park, The Juniors host New Britain in extra-base hits. The game was history. Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon. Nathan Hale — MTV contest: Alfanso Riverla, Pat 5-3. first major-league complete game. Then w e’ll do the rest. W e’ll contact an exhibition doubleheader at then halted because of darkness. Summer wonders — a walk at Holland Brook for Madore; Madonna, John Rosett; Tina Turner, Gary 6 children 4 to 5 and their parents, Thursday from 9:30 Cockerham: Prince, Larry Price; David Lee Roth, ihe chef and ask for the recipe, which to 11:30 a.m. Pat Carroll. Carroms tournament — 9-11, John will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAL. Rossetti: 6-8, Larry Price. AARP goes to Gloucester Verplanck — Carroms tournament: 9 and under, Moriarty Brothers spit in the eyes of caiamity Adam Smith, first; Chris Whiteman, second; Kara The American Association of Retired Persons, Gullikson, third. 10-12, Joey Stephenson, first; Mark manager. Chapter 1275, will go to Gloucester, Mass., Monday. Flores, second; Morgan Bourque, third, 13-15, Cory Brian Labbe (4-1, 2 saves) has a hand injury. Very few call them the 'Gas House Gang' anymore. After Mike and Jeff Johnson led off with line singles. The bus will leave South United Methodist Church Page, first: Jessica Smith, secohd; Andrew Daiessio, “ Brutal." growled Coach Johnson of the spontane­ The term, borrowed from the colorful Dizzy Haggerty dropped a pretty one down the third base parking lot at 7:30 a.m. and will return between 7 and third. ous misfortune. 'T v e never seen it this bad. Never. Dean-Pepper Martin St. Louis Cardinal teams of the line that losing pitcher Kevin Hickey fielded, but 7:30 p.m. Waddell — Skateboard: Jamie Hull, first: Kevin We're doing everything with mirrors." 1930s, Is outdated. probably should have ate. Instead, he fired It wildly Winchell, second; John Cunningham, third. Carroms Name...... Cause for alarm? Certainly not Thursday, as a But there is a handful of other nicknames that Bob down the first base line, allowing the go-ahead tournament: Kevin Winchell and Todd Kessel. Home group of gritty diamond dogs responded by pooling Moriarty Brothers of the Greater Hartford Twilight markers to tally. Bidwell's bunt moved Haggerty to run derby: Tom VonDeck. Flag making contests: their limited resources and adapting to the moment. Club holds open house League will answer to. Call them the MBs, or Mort's, Papetti third, from where he counted on a double play -Katie Dellssio. Address...... or even the Mo Bros. Some opponents and umpires Riding a sly pitching performance by homegrown The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of grounder to make it 5-2. would take great pleasure in volunteering some Herald Sports Writer product Kenny Hill and the hitting of Johnson-and- Masons will hava an open house Monday from 9 a.m. A PAIR OF PAD RUNS ended the suspense In the special monikers of their own. Johnson, the dispassionate hosts downed Marco Polo, to noon at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. There Domingo tings In frte film sixth. Mike Johnson led off by drilling a base-hit Inside Recently, the defending playoff champs have been 7-4. will be cards, pool and refreshments for Masons and "La Traviata," an opera film, starring Placldo Phone Number...... TOE VICTORY GAVE Moriarty Brothers a 17-4 the third base bag, and then younger brother J.J. their friends. beset by unforseen intangibles that have given cause uncorked a two-run homer over the right centerfleld Domingo, Teresa Stratas and Cornell MacNeil, will be for a new set of handles. Like the Scrapheap Squad or record, second behind Society for Savings' 16-5-3 shown Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Educational positions — Nos. 1 and 2 offspring Mike and Jeff at mark. Society leads In points, 39-34, but the MBs have fence. the Patchwork Nine. Hill gave up nine hits, fanned four and didn't issue a Chorus rehearses for shows Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road. Favorite restaurant dish...... Moriarty, which jumped off to a torrid 12-0 start at second and first base. Among the more noteworthy played five less games. The movie is part of the monthiy free series at the fill-ins were assistant coach Mike MacDonald behind It was hardly a traditional Moriarty Brothers' walk, and was especially stingy In the pinch, the outset of the season, has suddenly fallen on hard continually nipping the inside and outside comers. community. For more information, call 646-0711. times. A slew of Injuries and Illnesses have decimated the plate (catching his first full game in six years), triumph, which usually contains the same adequate- Officially 2-0 for the year. Hill had another win whlped The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from Served a t...... the talented team and resulted In three losses in four All-Star pitcher Dave Bidwell (7-0) in rightfleld and enough pitching and defense, but primarily features 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church ...... hobbling slugger Bill Chapulls, normally the a rampant band of free-swlngers bashing the off the boards when losing team Herb's won a protest games In the past week. The slump also dropped the In a game that will have to be replayed In lu entirety. St. Refreshments will be served before the rehearsal; MBs from a once-comfortable first place perch. leftflelder, posing as a DH despite a painfully strained Intestinal fortitude out of the baseball. On July 26 at 7 p.m. the chorus and the Manchester Stniort plan foliage trip Achilles' Heel. Indeed, the winning runs In the contest were the Hill got one break back concerning his ERA. A phantom line drive homer by Marco Polo's Mike Senior Center Band will put on a joint musical at the BOLTON — Bolton Senior Citizens are planning a TOE SITUATION HIT ROCK BOTTOM Thursday Conspicuously absent from the batting order was direct result of back-to-back bunts by Jon Haggerty Bicentennial Band Shell. On July 8 the chorus will one-day fall foliage trip with lunch and entertainment Cut out ind mill todiy to tho Monchoitor Horold, Box 5B1. Monchootor. Ct 08040 sweet-swinging DH Steve Chotiner, who had a back and Bidwell in a three-run fourth Inning that snapped Harrison that somehow ended up on the other side of night against visiting Marco Polo of East Hartford at the centerfleld fence in the seventh Inning was called a perform at the Lutheran Home in Middletown at 1:45 the first week in October. Those who are interested Moriarty Field. Manager Gene Johnson penciled In a Infection operated on Thursday, and stellar shortstop a 2-all tie. p.m., leaving the church at 12: IS p.m. “ We haven't bunted In five years," marvelled the ground-rule double. are asked to call 649-7296 or 649-3759. ItaMup that featured only two starters at regular Ray Sullivan, away on vacation. Another top hurler. MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Friday, July 26, 1985 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 26, 19B5 _ Players and owners dragging out baseball talKs r 4 NL roundup don't know the position don't appreciate him. BOSTON — Both sides in the labor dispute are doing asking me to drive in runs, 1 was very similar to Gooden to the Mets’ rescue even on ‘off nighf Boggs, " George says. "I hit the ball where it was the anticipated posturing, all of which sounds like pitched, was patient and could manufacture hits. BOSTON MUST GET Tony Armas and Roger divorce court psychologists providing whatever When I was young, I was hitting first or second in the Clemens back to make any sort of run during their they're paid to prove. The owners dragged their feet, order, and I could afford to do that. But when you get current homestand. Armas thinks he can P ^ ^ By Ian Love homer like that.” reached on an error by catcher Minton. 2-1, combined on a four- but the players dragged out the negotiations by taking Baseball this week, and Clemens threw last Thursday and sam. United Press International Scott was following orders when Mark Bailey. With two outs, hitter for San Francisco. Cecilio so long to analyze the financial disclosures handed into that role—third, fourth, fifth — where you have to drive the ball and knock in runs it isn't as easy to keep "The difference between now and Anaheim is hkc me he walked Hernandez, but made a Hernandez was given the free pass Guante, 2-2, took the loss. Bill them by the owners. But what is so scary now is that o the average up. Sometimes you get your swing difference between throwing 20 miles an hour ana Even on an off night, Dwight mistake on his 2-2 delivery to which set the stage for Carter, Madlock hit his sixth homer for Peter Gammons just now we are seeing the owners trying to formulate screwed up trying to jerk the ball. Sometimes you throwing 80. One of the things that happened out there Gooden can turn out a victory. Carter.' Houston drew to 5-3 in the Pittsburgh. some sort of proposal that would, as one official said, have to chase certain pitches in certain situations. It was that I went into the swimming pool two aays The New York Mets 20-year-old "I hung a pitch and Carter hit it seventh on an inside-the-purk "slow the salary inflation rate from the current 15 just isn't the same. You have to learn to take the inside before I was supposed to pitch to try right-hander didn't have his good out," he said. "It was a terrible home run by Glenn Da vis, his sixth percent to 5 percent.” Because nothing concrete had pitch and jerk it. Sometime in the future, the Red Sox and the doctor (Dr. Arthur Pappas) said that did ILi stuff against the Houston Astros pitch. homer of the year, and a homer by Expos 1, Rads 0 gone onto the table. Players Association general management is going to tell him that he's got to drive wanted to throw harder (Thursday), but Bill Fischer Thursday night, but still notched “I've been having rough times Bailey, his sixth. At Montreal, Razor Shines’ counsel Gene Orza compared the negotiations to in runs and move into the middle of the order. He's made me stop. I'll be ready pretty soon.' Clemons his ninth consecutive triumph with lately, everything seems to back­ The Mets added a run in the pinch-hit single in the seventh "trying to wrestle Jell-0." seventh on Backman’s RBI single. owner, "we will have a strike." going to have to start pulling that Inside pitch for said... The Red Sox have also received the a S-3 victory. fire. ^metimes you can make a scored Herm Winningham to spark This may be a key week, when Brewers owner Bud preliminary report and are planning to proceed witn "I felt strong but It was still not real bad pitch and the guy will pop Selig sits in from the management side, at least giving power, just to keep them honest. I know he can do it." Elsewhere, St. Louis topped San the Expos. Bill Gullickson, 10-6, AS WE SETTLE DOWN for the possibility of a great the renovation of the roof behind home plate, whicn^ one of my best games," said it up, but It doesn't seem to be going Diego 9-6, San Francisco edged their negotiating team one person who signs will entail a new press box, broadcast area and press Gooden, Who scattered seven hits that way for me." and Jeff Reardon, who earned his paychecks, which may finally begin to establish some race between Wade Boggs and George Brett, whom A New York writer challenged him. "Wade Boggs,” Pittsburgh 4-3, Montreal blanked 25th save, combined on a four- Boggs calls “Idol," a few words from Brett on his Brett answered, “can hit .330 with 20 homers every room and eventually authorize the construction of and struck out six to increase his The blast into the left-field Cicninnati 1-0, Atlanta defeated middle ground. Selig tried to sit down with Don Fehr in seats atop the sky boxes to bring the capacity from major-league leading total to 163. bullpen was Carter's 12th home hitter. Reliever Tom Hume. 1-3, Minnesota, but the arguments remain the same; Selig challenger: year. I'm still trying to figure out how I could hit .300 Philadelphia 3-2 and Los Angeles Brett sees a lot of similarities between Boggs at 27 one year, .390 the next and .290 another. Not only that, less than 34,000 to nearly 40.000. The holdup would be if He walked two In pitching his ninth run of the season and put New York pasted Chicago 7-3. took the loss. ' telling Fehr he has to accept that baseball has some there is a strike. ‘‘Then we'd just put it off for a year, complete game. ahead 5-1. financial problems, and Fehr rejecting that notion. and himself at 22 and 23. "Until 1977, when I got moved but he's a vastly underrated defensive third baseman. into the middle of the lineup and the Royals began He's a lot better than 1 am. I mean that. People who says Yawkey Foundation chairman John Harrington. He also snapped a three-game Houston manager Bob Lillis, Bravas 3, Phllllas 2 A- "Without some agreement on that point," says an New York skid in raising his record whose team has lost 10 of its last 11, Cardinals 9, Padras 6 At Philadelphia, Rafaei Ra­ to lS-3. defended the decision to pitch to At San Diego, Vince Coleman "It was a great win considering Carter. mirez scored from second when our three-game losing streak," he "Hernandez was hot, he'd hit the ignited a five-run ninth off Rich Philadelphia committed an error said. "I figured the team would two singles already. We thought we Gossage with an RBI single to pace trying to turn a double play to lift bounce back." had a better chance of getting St. Louis. It was the fifth straight Atlanta. Bruce Sutter, 6-4, pitched Gary Carter, who might have Carter out especially with his knee triumph for the Cardinals and the two innings to gain the victory. 2 SCOREBOARD had his season ended by an if he hit it on the ground." fifth consecutive loss for the operation on a tender right knee The Astros took a 1-0 lead in the Padres. Gossage fell to 2-2, while first on a double by Bill Doran and Dodgars 7, Cubs 3 Plttaburth last week, hit a three-run home run reliever Ken Dayley improved to Manchester batters to hit safely. Rad Sox 5. M irina rs 3 Son Frcmcitco oolow ow— 4 in Ihe fifth inning for New York. an RBI single by Kevin Bass. 3-0 for St. Louis. At Los Angeles, Pedro Guerrero Manchester T was a loser In Its (Same-winning RBI — Brenly(2). - His two-out shot came after Mike The Mets tied the score in the preliminary round, as well. Homes< Baseball LOB— Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 8. " hit his 22nd home run and scored tanding Uebron eked out a 5-4 win. G olf SGATTLE BOSTON S(tatt, 9-5, had intentionally walked bottom of the first. Wally Backman Softball obrhM obrhM 2B— C. Davis, Brenly. HR— Madlock (4). three times to lead the Dodgers. despite the heroics of Fran CImlno. SB— C. Davis (10),Mazzllll (4). S— Uribe. . Keith Hernandez to pitch to Ca rter. tripled to right-center and scored Giants 4, PIratas 3 Fernando Valenzuela, 12-8, won his UPl ptwio who cranked o two-run homer and Bradley If 4 0 0 0 Evans rf 4 12 1 on Keith Hernandez's single. played excellent defense for Manches­ Coldern 1b 4 0 SF— 0 0 Ray. Boggs 3b 5 ^ 1 1R 0ER BB SO “Ten days ago I almost went At San Francisco, Chris Brown fifth straight decision and Ken ter. Linda Hewitt pitched well In American League itandlnga Cowens rf 4 12 0 Gedmon c 4 2 3 0 under the knife," said Carter. New York took a 2-1 lead in the Dwight Gooden said he wasn't at his best but it was good Indspandant defeat. GHO rasulti GThms dh 4 0 Pittsburgh 0 0 Rice If 3 0 2 3, . , „ cracked a two-run single and Bob Howell recorded his loth save. Ray 6 Rhoden ^^11]?' “ (Batting after) An intentional third when Len Dykstra, Backman enough to lead the Mets to a 6-3 victory over Houston Presley 3b 3 1 Guante 1 0 (L 2-2) Easier dh 1 3 40 0 3 1 3 1 1 Brenly hit a run-scoring double in Fontenot. 3-5, held Los Angeles Buffalo Water Tavern hung on to 1400,000 Oraatar Hortford Opan Cost Hendrsn cf 3 0 1 0 Stapletn 1b 4 0 0 0 walk really shows you up as not the and Hernandez hit consecutive Thursday night at Shea Stadium. Gooden is now 15-3 for beat Sullivan Company. 8-7, Thursday W L Pet. OB Coles ss 3 11 1 Barrett 2b 2 1 0 0 San Francisco . . better hitter of the two. It's a really singles. the eighth inning to rally the hitless until Guerrero’s fourth­ night at Robertson Park. Butch Talago At Cromwall, Conn., July 25 Toronto 59 37 .615 — Hammaker ^ ^ ^ ^ 1 i (Por 71) Phelps ph 1 0 0 0 Lyons cf 2 0 0 0 Minton (W 2-1) 2 0 1 0 2 2., In the Mets' fifth Gooden Giants. Atlee Hammaker and Greg inning homer. the season. and Bob Gagnon slapped three hits to Little Miss New York 53 40 .565 5 Keorney c 3 0 1 0 Gutlerrz ss 4 0 0 0 great to come through with a pace the winners, while Jim Deere, Raymond Floyd 32-32—44 Detroit 51 43 .546 6V3 WP— Guante. PB— Brenly. T— 2:37. John Cook 33-33— 44 Davis ph 10 12 A-3,821. Gary LaForce and Don Gagnon added Hale Irwin 3531-44 Boston 51 44 .537 7Va Reynlds pr 0 0 0 0 two each. Tom Juknis led Sullivan with Ron Streck 34-32—44 Baltimore 41 45 .516 9*/a Ramos 2b 3 0 0 0 three hits. Jerry Bulauclus contributed Greg Norman 32-34—44 Milwaukee 40 53 .435 17 Bonnell ph 1 0 0 0 Mata6.Astroi3 two. LIttIa Mlaa aoRball Hubert Green 33-33—44 Cleveland 30 63 .323 37Va Totals M 3 7 3 Totals 31 $ 8 5 Baseball sides clash over arbitration Irish insuronce was awarded a 7-0 Weft In Thursday action at Martin School, John Mohatfey 34-32—44 Seattle 018 000 003— 3 forfeit when Wilson failed to field a California 54 39 .589 — Boston 100 010 21 X -5 HOUSTON NEW YORK Sports In team at Fitzgerald Field. Fuss & O'Neill destroyed Nassiff, 27-9; Bobby Wodklnj 3532-47 Kansas City 49 44 .527 4 Army and Navy Club romped past Fuzzy Zoeller 3532— 47 Game-winning RBI — Rice (4). ObrhM ObrhM Bv Cerisse Anderson their previous salary. Thursday, The negotiators meet again ability to arbitrate,” said Fehr. Americon standings: Nassiff Arms (Oakland 49 44 .514 7 E— Coles. DP— Seattle 1. LOB— Seattle Doran 2b 4 12 0 Dykstra cf 3 2 2 0 11-4, Lothrop Insurance 11*4, Irish Westown Pharmacy, 24-9; Manchester Victor Regalado 3532— 47 Chlcogo 47 ^ .511 7Vj United Press International the owners presented their pro|>- Friday. "(The owners’) proposal is they Sewing Machine Center knocked of Bob Lohr 3533— 46 4, Boston 9. 2B— Cowens, Kearney, Reynlds ss 4 0 1 0 Bockmn 2b 4 1 3 1 Bolton football holds registration Insurance 9*4, Farr's 9-4. Glenn Con­ Seattle 44 51 .443 12 (Sedmon. HR— Coles (1). SB— Evons (2), B au cf 4 0 11 Hrnndz 1b 2 12 2 osal in contract form. The previous contract, which have to wait another whole year struction 74. Wilson Electric 1-14. Manchester State Bank, 12-8; and Don Pohl 3533— 48 Minnesota 43 50 .442 12 Krause Florist smashed Hour Glass Wayne Levi 34-34—48 Gedmon (2). SF— Evans. Cruz If 3 0 0 0 Carter c 4 1 1 3 NEW YORK — Major league Donald Fehr, acting executive expired Dec. 31, required players and a half to arbitrate, to be able to National standings: Main Pub 11-4. Texas 37 58 .389 19 IP H R CR BB SO Mmphry rf 4 0 1 0 Strwbrr rf 3 0 0 0 BOLTON — Bolton football registration will be held Thursday, Buffalo Woter Tovern 11-4, Cherrone's Cleaners, 20-0, Jodie Mudd 34-34—48 Thursday's Results baseball players and owners director of the Major League to have two years of major league get fair salaries.” Tori Harrington, Susie Couture, Steve Pole 33-35— 48 Seattle [}avls 1b 4 1 1 1 Paclork rf 1 0 1 0 Aug. 1., from 7-9 p.m. at Herrick Park. Package Store 7-8. Zembrowski All- Toronto 7, California 0 Swift (L 3-4) 4 4 3 3 4 4 (Sorner 3b 4 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 0 0 clashed Thursday over a salary Baseball Players Association, re­ experience before they could seek Stors 5-10. Sullivan Compony 4-11, Kristie Pastula ond Lisa Mandevllleall Mark WIebe 33-35—48 Boston 5, Seattle 3 Pony football is for ages 15-18 with maximum weight iimit of homered lor Fuss 8. O'Neill. For Calvin Peele 33-35—48 Vande Berg 1-3 1 1 1 0 0 Bailey c 3 1 1 1 Johnson 3b 3 0 0 0 arbitration concession sought by jected it as “deliberately and binding arbitration in a salary Gooden, the New York Mets' Manchester Medical Supply 3-12. Baltimore 5, Chicago 1 R. Thomos 11-3 1 1 1 2 1 Scott p 2 0 0 0 Santana ss 4 0 0 0 185 pounds. Midget A is for ages 11-14 with weight limitation of Nassiff, Jennifer Sablo doubled and Poyne Stewart 3532— 48 Detroit 7, Minnesota 2 management, moving closer to an flagrantly provocative.” dispute with a club owner. The pitcher who was the National tripled. Corev Freeman blasted a Woody Blackburn 33-35—48 Snyder 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Gooden p 3 10 0 85-135 pounds. Midget B is for ages 10-12 with weight limit of Ookland 11, Milwaukee 2 Boston Calhoun p 0 0 0 0 Aug. 6 strike deadline without “The recapitulation or remaking players want to expand eligibility League’s 1984 Rookie of the Year, Chirter Oak grand slam ond Andria TurrIsI doubled Ken Green 3535— 49 Friday's Games and singled. Debbie Pease and Jane Mark O'Meora 3535—49 Oleda (W 54) 4 4 1 1 0 7 Totals 33 3 7 3 TotoM 31 4 9 4 70-118 pounds and the C squad is for ages 8-10 with weight of 60-95 of a series of proposals relating to for arbitration. and Mattingly, the New York Doug Leonard's game-winning hit In (All Times ID T ) Crawford 2 1-3 2 2 2 2 4 Houston 100 000 208 3 resolving any of their key disputes. Tllden smacked homers for Army and Scoff Hoch 3534—49 California (Lugo 3-2) at Toronto pounds. Cheerleaders are needed and those ages 8-18 are eligible. The owners in May proposed salary arbitration we got from the "We want to allow the players Yankees' first baseman and last the eighth carried Allied Printing to a Navy, Pease, Tllden, Becky Brama GM Morgan 32-27— 49 Clear (S 2) 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 NOW Yolk lOIOIOiex— 4 4-5. extra-inning win over MCC Vets ot (Clancy 4-4), 7:35 p.m. Swift pitched to 1 batter In 7th. Game-winning RBI — Hernandez A Bolton Rec card (310 for residents, $15 for non-residents) is clubs does not evidence any desire who have less than two years of year's American League batting and Kerl Gallo oil pitched well. J.C. Snood 33-34—49 Seattle (Wills 4-4) at Boston (Nipper extending the players’ eligibility -Fitzgerald. John Kecmey. Jim Silver Sewing Machine was paced by Amy Jim Thorpe 3535— 49 Balk— Swift. T— 3:09. A— 24,471. (14). required. A $5 surcharge will be collected by Bolton Football service, who have established champion, both had less than the and Rick Camiros laced two hits apiece 4-4), 7:35 p.m. for salary arbitration from two whatever to reach an agreement," Oliver's three hits. JIM Yates, Laura Jeff Cosfon 3535-49 Baltimore (D. Martinez 7-4) at Chicago E— Bailey, Mumphrey. DP— Houston Association. A birth certificate and either parent or guardian is Fehr said after the hour-long themselves — like Dwight Gooden two years experience needed to for the losers. TuccI and Kate Chadburn added two Ronnie Block 3534— 49 Blua Jays 7, Angala 0 1, New York 1. LOB— HoustonS, New York years to three and to limit awards Standings: Highland Park Market (Nelson 4-4), 8:30 p.m. required at time of registration along with a doctor's note and Don Mattingly — to have the arbitrate before this season. apiece. Ingrid Stearns slapped three Larry RInker 3534—49 Oakland (John 2-4) ot Milwaukee 5. 2B— Doran. 3B— Backman. HR— to those who do arbitrate to double bargaining session. 10-3. Allied Printing 10-3. Tierney's 7-4, hits for State Bank, while Marianne Buddy Gardner 3533— 49 Carter (12), Davis (4), Bailey (4). Postal Express4-4. Conn. Bank 8. Trust (Burris 5-7), 8:35 p.m. CALIFORNIA TORONTO verifying a recent physical. Loto contributed two and played well Barry Joeckel 33-34— 49 Detroit (Terrell 10-4) at Minnesota S— Dykstra. 4-4. Lostrada Pizza 5-8, MCC Vets 4-9. defensively. Danielle Abran also Roger Mallble 3535—49 ObrhM ObrhM IP H RERBBSO For information, contact Cliff Scorso, 646-1423. Main Pub/MMH 3-10. (Smithson 9-7), 0:35 p.m. Jones cf 4 0 10 (Sarcia 2b 5 0 2 2 added a pair of safeties. Krause was led Tze-Chung Chen 3535—49 Cleveland (Romero 00) at Kansas City Houston by Melissa Hyson, who rocketed a Jim Dent 3535— 70 Wllfong 2b4000 Lee2b 0000 Scott (L 9-5) 4 4 5 2 1 5 (Jackson 80), 6:35 p.m. Downing If 3 0 1 0 Mosaby cf 4 0 2 2 Becker attempting grand slam and a single, and Andreo Dave Barr 3534—70 Calhoun 2 3 1 1 2 0 Florida to stay In SEC Louganis J New York ((.uldry 13-3) at Texas Northarn RIescherl and Beth Kulpa, who Chip Beck 33-37— 70 Jackson rf 3 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 4 1 2 0 YOfIC 'r • (Mason 5-9), 8:35 p.m. DeCIncs 3b 1 0 1 0 lore 3b 0 0 0 0 L.M. Gill Shaded Gibson's Gym, 5-3, cracked three hits eoch. Kathy Schueti Joe Inman 3534— 70 Saturday's Games Gooden (W 15-3) 9 7 3 3 2 4 GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Approximately two months after at Robertson. Ron Slamon drilled three tripled for Hour Glass. Kristine Blake Lon Hinkle 3534— 70 (Serber 3b 2 0 2 0 Bell If 2 1 1 0 W P— Calhoun. T— 2:39. A — 28,421. California of Toronto Carew 1b 4 0 0 0 Thorntn If 10 0 0 hits to spark the victors. John Nelson, chipped In with two singles, while Kerl John Inmon 3535— 70 Seattle at Boston threatening to pull the University of Florida out of the Jim O'Brien. Tom Maneggla ond John Watson also ployed well. Tim Norrii 37-33— 70 Grich dh 3 0 0 0 Oliver dh 4 1 1 0 Southeastern Conference, Florida President Marshall Criser has captures (Xiklond at Milwaukee, night OssowskI added a pair of safeties Dan Foreman 3535— 70 Narron c 3 0 10 Upshaw 1b 4 1 2 2 to extend win skein Baltimore at Chlcogo, night Schoflld ss 3 0 1 0 Whitt c 4 11 1 Expoa 1, Rada 0 backed off and says the Gators will remain in the SEC. apiece. Alex Zaloc pounded three hits Wayne Grady 3534— 70 Detroit ot Minnesota, night for Gibson's, while Dove Peck chipped Pat Llndeev 3535— 70 Barfield rf 2 1 0 0 INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Wim­ Becker sajd. “I played a better Cleveland at Konsas City, night Fernndz ss 4 1 3 0 Criser announced Thursday he was dropping a study of what In with two. Gory McCord 3535—70 New York at Texas, night CINCINNATI MONTREAL effect a pullout from the SEC would have. bledon champion Boris Becker will clay match. The first day, I didn't Standings: Manchester Property Soccer Pool Azlnger 3534— 70 TolMs 30 0 7 0 Totals 34 7 14 7 ObrhM ObrhM diving try to extend his winning streak to play a clay match. I made too Maintenance 11-2, L.M. Gill 9-4, Dean Ruu Cochron 3535—70 Callfomla 000 000000— 0 Milner cf 3 0 10 Raines If 4 0 10 In April', the SEC's executive committee voted to allow the many mistakes. Today, I didn’t Machine 8-5, Manchester Police Union David Edwards 3535— 70 NatlonilLaiguastandlnga Toronto 022 101 010— 7 Venable If 4 0 0 0 Law 2b 4 0 10 Gators to keep the football title, but that vote was overruled in 16 matches this afternoon and 7-4, Trash Away 7-4, Manchester Oil BUI Krafzert 3535— 70 (Same-winning RBI — (Sarcia (7). Rose 1b 1 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 advance to the semifinals of the make as many mistakes and I U Heat 4-7, Borracllffe's Amoco 4-7, Jay Haas 37-34— 71 E— Garcia. DP— Toronto 4. Redus pr 0 0 0 0 Brooks ss 3 0 10 May by a 6-4 vote by the SEC presidents. The championship was By Mike Rabun $575,000 U.S. Open Clay Court served better.” Gibson's Gym 5-8, Cox Cable 3-10, Bob Gary Koch 37-34—71 W L Pel. GB LOB— California 4, Toronto 4. Cedeno 1b O'O 0 0 Driessn 1b 3 0 1 0 left vacant. & Merle’s Pizza 3-10. MIdgats Mike Reid 3537— 71 St. Louis 57 34 .413 — 2B— Bell, Fernandez. HR— Whitt (12). Parker rf 3 0 10 Wallach 3b 2 0 0 0 United Press International Championships. Becker broke CancellottI in the PLAYO FF CHAMPIONSHIP — Whl- KIkuo Aral 3535— 71 New York 54 40 .574 3'/z SB— (Sarcia (25). S— DeCInces. Bell 3b 4 0 2 0 Wnnngh cf 2 1 1 0 It was after the Gators were stripped of the SEC title that The 17-year-old West German third game of each set and again in tecops 1 (Anissa Barbalo), Rowdies 0. Lou Graham 3534— 71 Montreal 55 41 .573 3'/3 Conepen ss 2 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 2 0 0 0 Criser angrily announced the school would not recognize the vote BATON ROUGE, La. - The Waat SIda Lorry Mize 34-37— 71 Chlcogo 50 44 .532 7'/j IP H RERBBSO Oester 2b 3 0 0 0 Shines ph 10 11 who became Wimbledon’s young­ the fifth game of the second while Mark Ptell 3537— 71 Phllodelphia 42 52 .447 15Vz CMIfomla Bllardell c 2 0 0 0 Butera c 0 0 0 0 by SEC presidents and would look into leaving the conference. sixth National Sports Festival est men’s champion earlier this holding serve the entire match. Blue Ox burled Red Lee, 15-4, ot Pittsburgh 31 42 .333 24 Whitt (L S7) 4 9 5 5 1 2 PogonI Field. Six batters roped three Intarmadlatas Jim Simons 3535— 71 Foley ph 1 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 3 0 0 0 officially opens tonight, with the month took just 68 minutes Thurs­ Becker had'three aces and showed Tigers 2 (Judy Longer, Heather Jim Colbert 3534— 71 Wm I Slaton 4 5 2 2 1 2 Vn Grdr c 0 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Olympics on the minds of its hits for the Ox, Including Steve Huleatt, Mike Donald 3534— 71 Los Angeles 54 39 .581 — Toronto Esosky ph 1 0 0 0 day to defeat Italy’s Francesco no signs of the serving trouble that Bob Malm, Ray Purtell, Jim Sllvestrl. Bogll), Stors 0. San Diego 52 44 .542 3'/> Stieb (W 104) 9 7 0 0 1 3 Spend a Buck In Haskell sponsors. Dave Rowley and Art Sullivan. Jim Neltord 3535— 71 McGffgn p 2 0 0 0 CancellottI 6-4, 6-2. plauged him Tuesday. Tom Purtzer 3535— 71 Cincinnati 49 44 .527 5 Krnchc ph 10 0 0 More than 3,000 American ama­ Spencer Moore and Golen Gagnon Jack Renner 3534— 71 Houston 44 52 .458 11V> Third-seeded Becker, whose last Czechoslovakia’s Ivan Lendl, L OCEANPORT, N.J. — Owner Dennis Diaz and trainer Cam clouted four hits each for Red Lee. A'a11,Brawari2 Hume p 0 0 0 0 teur athletes will parade in front of the men’s top seed, took less than while Dave Keeney added three and Tim Simpson 3538— 71 Atlanta 42 52 .447 M'/i Totals 27 0 4 0 Totals 38 I 4 I Gambolati realize that Spend a Buck is not invincible and accept loss was In the second-round of the Brett Upper 3535— 71 Son Francisco 34 40 .375 19'/3 Ckiclnnall 000 000 800— 0 an anticipated crowd of 60,000 at an hour to eliminate France's Guy Fran Carr contributed two. OAKLAND MILWAUKEE French Open, today faces fifth- Standings; Ward Manufocturing 13- Rec Basketball Wlllla Wood 3534— 71 Thursday's Results Montreal 000 001 00k— 1 the probability that racing's newest superstar and youngest Tiger Stadium on the campus of Forget, 6-0, 6-2. That set up a George Burns 3534—71 St. Louis 9, San Diego 4 ObrhM ObrhM Gome-winning R B I— Shines (1). seeded Miloslav Meclr of Czechos­ 0, Elks Club 9-4, Delmar 7-4, Mudville Murphy cf 4 1 2 2 Molltor 3b 4 12 0 multimillionaire will be beaten one of these days. Louisiana State University. Nine 7-4, North United Methodist 4-7. Bill Buttner 3535— 71 San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3 DP— Cincinnati 1, Montreal 2. LOB— lovakia at the Indianapolis Sports quarterfinal meeting Friday night Phil Hancock 3534— 71 Montreal 1, Cincinnati 0 PIcclolo 3b 0 0 0 0 Yount cf 5 12 0 Cincinnati 8, Montreal 5. 2B— Brooks. They also realize — but are not quite ready to accept — the fact In a ceremony patterned after Blue Ox 5-8, Red Lee 5-8, Belllveau Lonsfrd 3b 5 1 1 3 Cooper 1b 2 0 0 1 Center. with No. 8 Martin Jaite, who Painters 1-12. Mike Hulbert 39-32— 71 New York 4, Houston 3 3B— Wlnnlngham. SB— Wlnnlngham that defeat could come as early as Saturday in the 1 18-mile that which opens the Olympics The surprise of the tournament defeated No. 10 Guillermo Vilas Woman'a DIvlalon Danny Edwards 3535—71 Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 2 Bochte 1b 4 1 1 3 SImmns dh 4 0 0 1 (IS), Redus 2 (35), Parker (4). S— $350,000 Haskell Invitational Handicap at Monmouth Park. Joey SIndelar 3535— 71 Los Angeles 7, Chicago 3 Klngmn dh 4 1 0 0 Brouhrd If 4 0 1 0 Concepcion. every four years, a flag will be M came Thursday when defending 6-0, 6-1 in a meeting of Argentines. PaganI Amusements Unlimited 37 (Sue Bos­ Peter Jacobsen 3535— 71 Friday's (Samos Davis rf 5 0 10 Clork rf 4 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO raised, songs will be sung and a women's champion and top seed Also advancing was Jaro Nav- quet 13, June Derench 12), Sportsman Lennie Clements 37-34— 71 (All Times BDT) Heath If 4 3 2 0 Riles ss 4 0 10 Cincinnati torch will be lit. Mancheiter JCs were awarded a 7-0 Paradise 34 (Liz Neubelt 11, Lisa Tom Kite 37-35— 72 Cincinnati (Soto 9-11) at Montreal Tettleton c 3 2 1 0 Gantner 2b 4 0 1 0 Mc(>afflaan 4 4 0 0 0 5 Liz Doll of Manchester Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria was ratil of Czechoslovakia, who elimi­ forfeit when Greater Hartford Reoltv Christensen 10). Mark Lye 3534— 72 (Schotzeder 2-3), 7:35 p.m. Hill 2b 4 2 3 2 Moore c 3 0 10 Hume (L I-3 ) 2 2 1112 Four pace LPGA event Activity in 34 sports will take earneef a trip recently to the upset 6-3,1-6, 8-6by .KateGompert, nated Lawson Duncan of Ashe­ foiled to field a team at Paoanl. Irish Insurance45 (Paula Whittier 15, Jeff Hart 3538— 72 Atlanta (Mahler 14-8) at Phllodel­ Griffin ss 3 0 11 Montreal place through Aug. 4, with some Standings: Manchester Cycle 13-0, Shelly Zola 12), Cherrone's Package Brod Fabel 39-33— 72 phia (Denny 5-7), 8:05 p.m. Gallago ss 0 0 0 0 a Stanford senior ranked 111th In ville, N.C., 6-2, 7-5. Navratil next Store 29 (Jackie Tucker 8, Ellen Glicksn (W 104 72-3 4 0 0 7 3 MONTREAL — With only one major tournament victory in her action already having begun. Hershey National Track Alda's Plzia 11-2, Jones Landscaping Brod Faxon 3534—72 Totals 34 11 12 II TotMs 34 2 0 2 Reardon (S 25) 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 the world. plays defending champion and No. 7-4, Manchester JCs 4-7, Allstate Donadio 8). Andy fAaatt 3537— 72 Houston (NIekro 7-8) at New York Oakkmd 008 409101— 11 three-year professional career, Laurie Rinker thinks she could Greg Louganis was the highlight Meet In Hershey, Pa., on Business 4-7, Hungry Tiger 4-9, Renn's HBP— by McGofflgan (Wallach). But most of the attention was on 2 seed Andres Gomez of Ecuador. Mike Smith 3534— 72 (Latham 0-1), 8:20 p.m. Milwaukee 300 000080— 2 T— 2:22. A— 22,344. be on her way to a second. of that early action Thursday Aug. 15-18. Doll qualified by Becker, who struggled Tuesday Rain postponed the final match 3-10, Greater Hartford Realty 2-11. Mark Brooks 37-35—72 Chlcogo (Ruthven 4-4) at Los Angeles Gome-Winning RBI - Griffin (7). Rinker, 23, shot a four-under- par 68 Thursday to force a four- Joy Dalslng 3537— 72 (Reuss 7-4), 8:20 p.m. E—Riles. DP—Milwaukee 2. night, overcoming a slow start to winning the girls 9-10 year night to defeat Mikael Pernfors of Thursday between No. 4 Yannick Duaty Fishing Pat McGowan 3537—72 St. Louis (Andular 14-4) at Son Diego LOB— Oakland 10, Milwaukee 9. way tie heading into the second round of the Du Maurier Classic capture his fourth Festival gold Sweden. Noah of France and Diego Perez of Chris Perry 3534— 72 (Dravecky 84), 10:05 p.m. 2B— Davis, Yount. 3B— Brouhard, Bravaa3.Phllliaa2 Friday. medal in the 3-meter diving. old 400 meter run last J.H. Construction bombed Stephen­ Jeff Slumon 3534— 72 Pittsburgh (Tunnell 1-4) at Son Murphy. HR— Bochte (4). S— Hill. "I think I played better today Uruguay. son Painting, 14-1, at Keeney Field. Bill Britton 3534— 72 Francisco (Laskey 3-11),11:05p.m. SF— Cooper, Griffin. Alice Miller, the leading money winner this year on the Ladies It was the 18th consecutive Saturday in state competi­ than the first match, but it’s not In women's play, Gompert elimi­ Carl Carlson hammered flye hits, Doug Phil Blackmar 3534— 72 Saturday's (Somes IP H RERBBSO ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA Professional Golf Association circuit, was the only big-name national title for the double Olym­ tion. She represents the enough to beat my next opponent, nated Maleeva less than 24 hours Grovelle and Scott Dougon lined four Inland llahing adviaory Vanca Haafnar 37-35— 72 Pittsburgh at San Francisco Oakland flb f h M ob r h M < player among the four co-leaders. Chris Johnson has not won this pic gold medal winner, a streak each and Dave Dougan added o pair. Skaatar Heath 3537— 72 Atlanta at Phllodelphpla BIrtsas (W 7-2) 9 8 2 2 3 3 Kmmns rf 4 0 0 0 Aguayo 2b 3 0 1 0 ' Tri-City Track Club of Meclr," Becker said. "He's very after she defeated Maleeva's sister Including a three-run homer. Jeff Trout fishing Is generally slow Sammy Rachels 3534— 72 Chicago at Los A n ^ s s Milwaukee Ramirz u 4 1 2 0 GGro*% ph 0 0 0 0 ■ year and Sally Little has not won a tournament since 1982. dating back to 1978. Michelle good on clay.” Katerina, the No. 8 seed. Wood led the losers with two hits. throughout the state, according to Clarence Rosa 3534— 72 Cincinnati at Montreal, night Coenwr (L 1-1) 3 1-3 2 4 4 4 0 Murphy cf 3 1 1 0 Samuel pr 0 0 0 0 ' Mitchell, who captured last year’s Vernon. "Obviously, this was the best win Standings: Acadia Restaurant 11-2, D EP field personnel. Conditions hove Scott Simpson 3534— 72 Houston at New York, night Walts 2 2-3 5 5 5 2 0 Horner 1b 3 11 2 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0, Becker said he would need more J.H.C. 10-3, Memorial Corner Store7-4, been good at Uncos Lake, the Housa- Richard Zokol 3534— 72 St. Louis ort San Diego, nl(Fit Lodd 352213 Harper If 4 0 0 0 Havas cf 4 0 2 2 , Olympic bronze medal in platform patience and better forehand play I’ve had in my career," the Nutmeg Mechanical Service 7-4, Purdy tonlc River Trout Management Area, Donnie Hammond 3537— ^72 (Xierkfll 3b 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 1b 4 0 0 0 • diving, won the women's 3-meter to defeat Meclr, who advanced 22-year-old said. “I just gutsed it Corp. 6-7, Army and Now Club 4-7, East Twin Lake ot night and Candle- (3ave Lundstrom 35-37— 72 National Laagua raaulta Runge 3b 3 0 10 Wilson rf 4 0 0 0 ' competition. Stephenson Paint 5-B, Draco Dragons wood Lake where a seven pound, ten Dennis Trixiar 37-35—72 Amarican Laagua raaults Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Virgil c 3 0 0 0.' Marino stays out of practice Kriek advances Thursday by defeating Blaine out.” 0-13. ounce brown was token during the past Charles Bolling 3534— 72 Hubbrd 2b 2 0 0 0 Rucker pr 0 0 0 0 . A few hours before the diving Willenborg of Miami 6-1, 6-4. The first set gave Gompert week. Trout fishing Is fair at Highland Morris Hatalskv 35-37— 72 Cardinala B, Padraa 6 Johnson p 2 0 0 0 Russell If 4 0 0 0 * MIAMI — Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino failed to finals, however, the secretary LIVINGSTON, N.J. (UPI) - “I got used to it a little bit more,” confidence. Lake and In the upper Farmington Chi Chi Rodriguaz 3537— 72 Tlgari7.Twlns2 Wshngt ph 1 0 0 0 Schu 3b 4 110' Johan Kriek reeled off 11 straight Nika River evenings. Tom Lehman 37-34—73 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Jeltz u 2 1 1 0 ; attend practice Thursday in what may have been a protest over general of the United States Largemouth bass fishing has been Bob Murphy 3535—73 DBTROIT MINNESOTA ST. LOUIS ^SAN DIEGO Thomas 2b 1 0 0 0 , his contract negotiations with the club. Olympic Committee made it clear games Thursday to defeat Danie Sulllvon Landscaping trounced first- Mike Bright 3539— 73 place Gentle Touch Car Wash, 11-5, at good at Lake Saltonstoll, Billings obrhbl ObrhM ..7''''“ ObrhM Rowley p 1 0 0 0 • That left the 1984 AFC champions without any of their three that even though the Olympics are Visser of South Africa in straight Lake, Bolton Lake, Coventry Lake, Mac O'Grodv 353S—73 Whltokr 2b 5 2 2 2 Puckett cf 4 0 Coleman 0 0 If 5 2 4 1 Bumbry cf 4 1 0 0 Corcorn ph 1 0 0 0 ’ sets in the quarterfinals of a Nike Field. John Luchs, Mark Poganl West Twin Lake, Connecticut River Doug Tawall 3535— 73 McGee cf 5 0 0 0 Gwvnn rf 4 1 1 1 Totals 38 3 S 2 Totals 31 2 S 3 ‘ quarterbacks. Backup Don Strock and No. 3 quarterback Jim three years away they already 2 Trmmll ss 5 0 1 1 Smalley ss 4 1 1 0 and Mike Coughlin cracked three hits coves, Candlewood Lake and Batter- Lorrv Demers 3538— 73 Herr 2b 4 2 11 Garvey 1b 3 0 0 1 $125,000 tennis tournament. each for the winners, while Benny Gibson rf 5 0 0 0 Bush If 3 1 1 2 A ^ t a 388 888 881— 3 : Jesen also have not reported, a spokesman said. hold an Important place in the son Park Pond. A six pound, one ounce Keith Fergus 3538— 73 (Sorbev dh 4 1 2 2 Hrbek 1b 3 0 Clork 0 0 1b 4 2 2 3 Nettles 3b 4 1 1 1 Phllodolpllla 881 888 818— 3 • Kriek, the top seed and defend­ Poganl bashed a two-run homer and a largemouth was taken at Candlewood Andrew Morse 32-41— 73 Vn Slyk rf 2 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 1 2 Marino reported to training camp to weigh in but left to join a thinking of USOC officials. single. Jim Doherty launched two solo Herndon If 4 1 1 0 Engle dh 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Nona. < ing champ, won his third match PERRY’S Lake and o tive and one half pounder Charles Coodv 3537— 73 Lemon cf 2 1 1 0 Goettl 3b 4 0 Daylav 10 p 0 0 0 0 Tampitn ss 4 1 1 0 E— Thomas. DP— Atlonta 1, Philo- ' negotiating session with his agent, Marvin Demoff, and Dolphin George D. Miller, on the job with homers for Gentle Touch, Jim Kro- Bobby Nichols 3537— 73 Jorgnsn ph I 0 0 0 Mortinaz If 4 0 0 0 without losing a set, posting a 6-4, lewskl, Brion D'Alessandro and Paul was taken ot Batterson Park Pond this Evans 1b 3 10 1 Stanhos rf 3 0 0 0 delphla2.LOB— Atlanta4,Phlladelphla5. ! representative Charley Winner. the USOC since February, indi­ week. Smallmouth bass fishing was Craig Stodler 37-34—73 Brookns 3b 2 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 4 0 Lahti 0 0 p 0 0 0 0 Flannrv 2b 3 1 1 1 2B— Schu. HR— Horner (17). SB— . 6-0 victory in 57 minutes. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC. McCluskev also rapped two hits good at Wyassup Lake and Lake Dave Stockton 37-34—73 Penditn 3b 2 1 2 2 Show p 3 12 0 Harper (4). S— Rowley. Marino stands to be fined $500 for every practice or team cated the Sports Festival would oplece. Castillo c 4 1 1 0 Solas c 3 0 10 In an evening quarterfinal Pocotopaug. A seven pound, three Bobby dampen 37-34—73 TetoN 34 7 8 4 Totals 31 2 DeJess 4 1 3b 0 0 0 0 Left arts p 0 0 0 0 ____ _ IP H R ER BB SO ■ likely change its name in order to ’ Standings: Gentle Touch Car Wosh Porter c 4 0 0 0 Gossooe p 0 0 0 0 Altanta meeting he misses, a team spokesman said. 244 Broad St., Manchester • 647-8576 11-2, Reed Construction 8-5, J.C. Pen­ ounce and a six pound two ounce Mike NIcolene 37-34—73 DetroH 108388 083— 7 give it more Olympic identification match, Brian Teacher upset smallmouth boss were taken at Wyas­ Tommy Volentine 37-34— 73 Mlnnoseta 008888 030— 2 Smith ss 4 0 0 0 Brown ph 1 0 10 Johnson 7 3 1 1 0 1 I ney 8-5, Sullivan Landscaping 8-5, Pater Oosterhuls 37-34—73 Kepshira p 2 0 0 0 Sammy Giammalva, the No. 3 M 8R.-Fri. IKMMHW IM. 141044)0 San. 0:004:00 Stevenson's Texaco 5-8, Washington sup Loke. (Same-winning RBI — (Sorbev (3). Sutter (W 44) 2 2 1 1 2 1. and he also admitted he was Pickerel fishing Is good at Lake of Dove Elchalbaroar 37-34— 73 E— Viola, Puckett, Morris. LOB— Horton p 0 0 0 0 Phllodelphlo concerned about Soviet participa­ seed, 6-4, 6-3. Kriek will play Social Club 5-8, Nels Johnson Ins. 4-9, Isles. Jim Roy 3534— 71 Braun rf 2 2 2 0 Rowley 8 3 2 2 2 5 ' 6 Brond Rex Coble 3-10. Detroit 5, Minnesota 4. 2B— tion at Seoul in the 1988 Games. Teacher in the semifinals Pike fishing Is good at Wright's Cove Ed Rorl 37-37— 7 Lemon, Smalley. 3B— Whitaker. HR— Landrm rf 0 0 0 0 Tekulve (L 4-4) 1 2 1111! McEnroe under fire again Saturday. and Crow Point Pond on the Connecti­ Andy Bean 37-3^i (Sorbev (5), Bush (9). S— Brookans. Totals 31 9 11 7 Totals 34 4 8 8 » M R ^r^Y Rowley (Oberkfell). T— 2:01. . “I recently met with the presi­ Rac cut River and some pike are being John Adams 37-37- 81. Louis 888 081 38B-9 Ar” i693i6. LONDON — The prestigious Queens tennis club in London has dent of the International Olympic In women's play, Rosalyn Fair- token from Bantam Lake. Bob Glider 37-37— 7 IF H RERBBSO San Diogo 818088888— 4 Committee (Juan Antonio Sama­ bank of South Africa, the No. 2 Telephone pasted Manchester Pizza, Kokanee fishing has been foir to David Frost 37-37— 7 Detrelt Gamo-winning RBI — Pendleton asked John McEnroe to resign his membership after he seed, joined No. 1 Andrea Jaeger 20-2, In o game shortened by lopsided- good, days, at East Twin Lake, trailing Corey Pavin 3539— 7 Morris (W 11-4) 9 4 2 2 3 5 (2). Oodgara7.Cuba3 unleashed a “stream of unprintable invectives aimed at various ranch)," Miller said. “And he nets after five frames at Nike. Paul with beads at the depth of 25 feef. Fish Greg Twiggs 3534-7 W8 mvBwvra E— Smith, Martinez, Bumbry, and No. 3 Molly Van Nostrand in McNomero, Bill Hill, Paul MItkunIs are averaging 14 Inches. Night fishing Frank Conner 3538— 7 Kennedy. DP— St. Louis t Son Diego 1. membbrs,” the club’s membership secretary said. assures me the Eastern Bloc viola (L KF9) 8 4 5 4 3 3 CHICAGO LOS ANGELES the semis with a 3- 6, 6-1, 6-2, and Howie Edwards oil socked three for kokanee has been slow. Denis Watson 534—7 Wordle 1 2 2 2 1 1 LOB— St. Louis 7, San Diego 5. Jonathan Edwardes said the incident occurred during the last countries and the Soviets are hits each, for Telephone. Dave Ed­ Fishing for panfIsh has been good Daniel DIrIco 353 2B— Kennedy, Braun. HR— Nettles (11), ___ _ ObrhM ObrhM' coming to the Games. I’m a little triumph over 16-year-ol(l amateur wards, Tim Morlartv, Bob Edwards throughout eastern Connecticut. Rock Gory Hatlbarg 39-35—7 Clark (19). SB— Coleman 2 (48). SF— OorMer cf 4 0 0 0 Duncan so 4 1 2 1 * week of June, while McEnroe was practicing for Wimbledon. Kirsten Dreyer of Weston, Conn. and Oztie Gardner chipped In with a boss ore providing good results at West Rolph Landrum 38-34—7 Orlolaa5.Whlta8ox1 Pendleton, Herr. S o n ^ g 3b4 0 1 1 Coboll 3b 4111! more skeptical. I am not yet Matthws If 2 1 1 1 Bailor 3b 0 0 0 0: He said McEnroe, an honorary member of the Queens club, ’ pair oplece. Art Nowell slugged a HIM Pond; bluegllls and rock boss at Terry Snodgrass 34-38— 7 IP H RERBBSO ignored the club's court booking rules and barged onto an open convinced. I don’t think the Soviets C a stn u two-run homer to account for Pizza's Wononscopomuc Lake; calico boss at Ken Brown 3934— 7 SI. Louts M o r ^ rf 4 0 1 1 Guorror If 2 3 2 1 - BALTIMORE CHICAGO Dorhm 1b 4 0 0 0 Morshll rf 4 0 2 2* have decided yet ’’ only tallies. Columbia Lake; bluegllls at East Twin Curt Byrum 3541— 7 ubrhM ObrhM Kopehira 4 1-1 4 4 4 2 2 court to practice. When members who had reserved the court U of Houston Standings: Porter Cable 11-2, Center Lake; sunfish at North Farms Reser­ Don Hoanlg 3539— 7 Horton 1 M 1 0 0 0 5 ^ I s c 5 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 ' Wiggins 2b 3 2 1 0 Flatchrss 3 0 0 0 Coy 3b 3 110 Brock 1b 4 1 0 0: showed up and insisted McEnroe leave, he hurled a “stream of Miller also said he thought some GTX Congo 11-2, Jim's Arco 9.4, Nelson voir; and white perch ot Candlewood Kenny Knox 3537— 7 Loev rf 3 1 1 0 Salazar cf 3 0 0 0 Doylev (W 34)) 2 0 0 0 1 2 sports fans and potential (xirporate admits violation . Frelghtwov 8-5, Manchester Pizza 5-8, Lake and Bantam Lake. Andy North 3539—7 Ripken ss 3 1 0 0 Holrstn phLahti1 (S 11) 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 B o m ss 4 0 10 Maldnd cf 4 0 1 0 . unprintable” words at the party, Edwardes said. 10W40 20WS0 Telephone4-9, Active 'N Able3-10, B.A. White catfish and bullheod fishing Is Don Poolev 3537— Murray lb 3 I 1 4 Hulett 3b 3 Son0 0 0OlOBO p 2 0 0 0 Yoogor c 4 1 1 0 ■ “I can’t repeat the worils,’’ he said. “That would be rather sponsors might consider the Festi­ Club 1-12. good In Lake Lllllnonah; fair In Tony SIMs 3537- Show 4 4 3 3 5 7 Woods ph 1 1 1 0 Sox 3b 40 10' Roenlck If 2 0 0 0 (SomMe ph1 0 00 Sorenson p 0 0 0 0 Volonzul p 2 0 0 0! unseemly.’’ val to be merely a regional event HOUSTON (UPI) - The Univer­ Candlewood Lake. Bullhead fishing Is Bob Eastwood 3539^ Young dh 4 0 0 0 Fisk dh4 Lefferts 1 1 0 11110 0 sity of Houston admitted It violated foIr to good In Bontam Lake. White Allen Millar 3537— Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Kittle If 3Gooeaga 0 0 0 (L 2-2) 2 4 5 2 1 1 Spolw ph 1 0 1 0 Landrox cfO 0 0 0, and thus a name change would Woman’a Rac catfish and channel cotfish are provid­ Robert Wrann 37-f Rayford 3b 4 0 0 0 Walker 1b 3 0 11 Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 probably be implemented before two NCAA Wfes during the recruit­ Main Pub downed Taloga Asso­ ing good fishing In the Connecticut Howord Twittv 3537- (Sempsay c 3 0 1 0 Hill c 3 0 0 0 Blanta4.Piratia3 Totals 34 3 7 3 Tsialo 317 18 8 ' next year’s competition in ment of 7- fbot-1 Tito Horford and NOW ciates, 10-5, ot Charter Oak Field. Mlllls River. Tom McOulllIng 4535— Crz2b 3 0 0 0 OttWhta 881888181— 3; Dooley stays at Georgia Lance Ten Broeck 40-35— Lta AhBOleo 88811338k— 7; Houston. penalized Itself by giving up two Valentine ond Jean Hennlgan lashed GIbrtrf 2 0 10 PITTSBURGH SAN PRANCISCO three hits each for the Pub. Hennlgan Mark Hayes 3537- TOJON 29 3 4 4 TelMi 29 1 3 I Oornowlnnlng R B I— Duncan (4). “Young people want to commit basketball scholarships. Greg Powers 4534- ObrhM ObrhM E— Cabell, Bowo. LOB-CM oogo I X ' ATLANTA — Georgia football coach Vince Dooley says he - and Claudia Ahearn ripped homers. •gUntM'O 000 >08 040— 1 Almon If 3 0 10 Gladden cf 4 0 I 0 L m A ^ o s 4. 2B Woods. Morshall.' themselves to being Olympic qual­ The university also is forbidding ' Kothv Kang slammed^ four hits for Ben Crenshaw 3535 CMcbB# . . _ 088tW88B-l decided to punt the idea of a political career so he could Rogulariy Radio, T V Jeff Gryrial 3537- Orsulak It 10 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 2 2 0 HR— (Juorrero (22), Matthows (5).: ity athletes,” Miller said. “And if the assistant coach involved in the I Taloga. Doreen Anderson added three. (Some-Winning R B I— Murray (9). Ray 2b 3 12 1 CDovIs rf 3 1 3 1 concentrate on the upcoming season, which begins with a game $130 Mlka Sullivan 3537— E— Bannister, Hill. DP—Chlcogo SB— Duncan (14), Cabell (4). S— . they consider the Sports Festival violations from recruiting off- pgr quart John NowobllskI 3537— 74 AAodlcfc 1b 4 1 1 2 Leonard If 4 0 1 0 Valenzuela. against Alabama on Labor Day. 2. LOB— Baltimore 3, Chicago 3. Lezeono rf 3 0 0 0 Brown 3b 4 112 to be Olympic quality competition campus for one year, according to ‘ Birla Sanlor TONIGHT Rick Fehr 3535-77 2B— Wiggins, Fisk, Walker. HR— ^ IP H RERBBSO' Dooley said Thursday he would remain the Bulldogs’ football 7:30 Rad Sox vi. Marintrt, WTIC Mick Soil 3539— 77 Pena c 4 0 0 0 Oroon lb 4 0 0 0 CMcim they will want to be here.” a statement released Thursday by M u rra y (14). S B — W iggins ( 8 ) . S - Morrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 Manchester '2' was humiliated by radio. George Archer 4— 37-77 Fletcher. Trevino c 3 0 10 FantmeT (L xs) 4 4 4 2 1 4: coach rather than seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Although the USOC has not yet Athletic Director Tom Ford’s East Hampton hurler Michelle Do- 7:W CHO Hlghllghtt, ChanntI 30 Paul Rylz 4535-78 Thmpsn ph 0 0 0 0 Adans pr 0 0 0 0 Sorenson 1 3 3 3 0 0. H RERBBSO Khalifa ss 4 0 0 0 Senate next year to challenge Incumbent Republican Mack announced the new name, it is Quality Parts • Competitive Prices mlnskl, who shutout the hosts on two 8:00 M tfi V(. Atfrot, Chonnali 22, 30, Lae Trevino 3540— 71 WflffgVEw Brenly c 10 11 Brusstar 1 1 0 0 0 O' office. hits by a 24-0 count In the preliminary WKHT Tom Slackmonn 37-41— 71 Wynne cf 3 0 0 0 Uribo 2 0 10 Mattingly. expected to make it clear that the • Personal. Knowledoable Service gome of the TrI County Post Pitch Fkmogan (W 1-1) 0 3 1113 Rhoden p 2 0 0 0 The university admitted violat­ l : X Yonktat vt. Rongari, Sport- Don Holldorson 39-39— 71 Stewart 1 0 0 0 0 1 Hommkr p 2 0 6 0 V o iS l*( 5 f *« 4 ) 7 X3 4 2 2 8 4: Softball Tournament. Kathy Tem­ •Channal, WPOP John DaForest 41-38— 79 Mozzllll phO 1 0 0 Roenlck ph 1 0 0 0 Howell (S 10) 1 1-3 1 1 1 a 1 event Is the Olympic Games of the ing two minor NCAA rules during CMcspf Guante p 0 0 0 0 pleton and Cindy Bouloy were the only 11:35 GHO Hlghllghti, Channal 3 David Thore 3544—80 Bannister (L SO) 9 4 5 4 4 7 Minton p 10 0 0 HEP— by Sorenson (ObBrrBrb).' United States. the recruitment of Horford. PB— Hill. T— 2:23. A— 17,275. ToOMo 18 3 4 3 Totalo 33 4 11 4 WP-Fontonot. T-2:33. k S j i T Ig _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 26, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 26. 1985 - 19

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CARS/TRUCKS Income To* Service Motorcycles Bicycles menis to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen IHDMES n r i APARTMENTS TAG SALES FOR SALE Rentals Services Wanted Rec Vehicles day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisement i FOR SALE I 2 £ J fdr r en t ED Employment Auto Services Rooms tor Rent deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 1976TA3Wcj Hornet, 4 door 6 & Education For Sale Autos lor Rent Lease beiore publication MCC Cougars Tag Sale — Apartments tor Rent additional insertion 24 Locust St. -7 room 60 Bldwell Street. Upper cylinder,'air, automatic, Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive apartment. No applian­ Help Wonted 21 Homes for Rent 1 ^ BUILDING/ Campus. July 27th. Spa­ power steering, mint Inte­ ces. No pets. $550 plus i n i K l M C E S PAINTING/ ces available. $10. 9am- rior, no rust. 742-5051. ,-r utilities. Security. Call Manchester — By owner, PAPERING l^dHITRACTING 4pm. Books, Jewelry, 646-2426 weekdays. ISiJ OFFERED HDME8 3 year old 2 bedroom gloss, collectibles, dolls, 84 Buick LeSabre Limited HELP WANTED I FDR SALE Townhouse, finished handcrafts, etc. - 4 door, loaded, call Joe at HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED All types remodeling or 289-2064. Notices HELP WANTED ' ---J walk-out basement, full NOtlKCLEAMIN w ill Cleon Collars, attics, D.Q. Petersen Building end Painting, Interior and repairs — CompleteI klt- Yard Sole — July 27th, Luxurious 9 room Can- appliances, laundry Looking for • beMsr wey? Try houses, free of charge for room, deck, air condi­ exterior pemtlng • com­ Chens, baths, garagess , « - 10am-4om. Household 1975 Chevy Nova — Auto- 2 Newspaper Dealer 110, wo porsonelizo our tor- usable Items. 644-3234. Easy assembly world Retail Clerk/VIdeo. Full tempororv featured In a Manchester • Spacious 4 plete'deooretlng lervlce - ditlons, dormers, goods, clothing and matlc Transmission. time and part time. Plea­ needed In Hebron- national magazine. A tioner. Lovely, quiet set­ vloos tor your homo. BonOod 1600.00 per 100. Guaran­ ting In a convenient loca­ room apartment, heat 8, custom Will paper heng- porches, decks. No lob books. No early birds. 7 77,000 miles. Runs well. I LOST AND FOUND sant working conditions. Andover area. For more beautiful winter view. ottd Inturod. Manohooior tmd Ing - Insurance damage teed Payment. No Expe- tion. $68,900. 646-8673, call hot water Included. Near surrounding towns. THE Smart shoppers shop too large or smoIlT Coll Lvdall St., Manchester. 643-9632. Legal Secretary. Man­ Salary, commissions, Legal Secretary — Tired Information, call 647-9946. Dell Counter Help Needed $184,900.....We GuarantaO epedallets. rlence/No Sales. Details — Part time, variable otter 6pm or weekends. stores and busline, $475. HOUSEWORKS. 64T-3TT7. ClassIfledI They find Lorry, 649-3965. Impounded — Mole she­ send self-addressed chester. Full time. Real health Insurance. Free of traffic lams and park­ Our Houses. Blanchard B Call 649-8920. that's o good way to fight 648-8487 77 Oldsmoblle Omega ing problems? 3 Man hours. Must be 18. Please Too Sole — 118 Washing­ pherd. 2 years, left at stamped envelope; ELAN Estate experience and parking. Flexible hours. Rossetto Real Estate, 646- the high cost of living. Robert E. Jo^vls, ton St., Soturdov, July Brougham — Small V-8, good skills necessary. 646-2772. Glastonbury Center low see Rich, Hlohland Park "Must Sell" Attractive pound. Call the Manches­ VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ Market, 317 Highland 2482. ______^ Westwood raised ranch Large 3 room heated Odd lobs. Trucking, 643-2711. ■9* Bui Idlng-Remodellng 27th, 8am-4pm. Women’s all power, AM/FM stereo, ter Dog Warden, 646-4555. prise Road, Ft. Pierce, FL Wang word processing office needs full time or Vx apartment. $440 monthly, Hem# rapolrs. You noma Specialist. Additions, gar- plush Interior, 127K High­ time experienced legal Receptionist — Full time Street, Manchester. with fire place and rec BUILDING/ clothing, dishes, books, 33482. helpful, good benefits. Sa­ Infection Control Nurse Exquisite 9 room master­ security, no pets, no ap- It, we do It. Free esti­ ages, rooting, tiding, kit­ shutters, miscelloneous. way miles. $l,500/best lary commensurate with (RN) — Permanent part secretary for general position. Must be able to room. 1 full and 2 half PAINTINO/ CGNTRACTIN6 piece of a by-gone era: baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms. pllances. 646-2426 mates. Insured. 6434004. chens, bathrooms, re- otter. Coll Glen at 646- experience. 643-1136. time position. Apply to; practice. Real Estate and type minimum 40 wpm. Minutes from CountrV PAPERINfl plocement word processing helpful. Office experience helpful. Formal dining room. Eat weekdays. 2557. 6 DNS, Abbey Manor, IANNOUNCEMENTS Club! $155,900.....We Gutr In kitchen with applian­ Lowntnow/srs rapairad • Forrond Remodeling — windows/doors. 643-6712. Home Health Aide — For Route 14, Windham Cen­ Call 633-4617. Apply at L & M Ambu­ rantee Our Houses. Blan^ Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Hair Stylist — We've got ces. Office and garage. 2 bedroom Apartment on Free pick up and dellvary. Interior Pointing B.W ol- 1972 Chevy Impala — New RN — Public Health Home Health agency ser­ ter, Ct. lance, 275 New State chard & Rossetto Real ters, room additions, Emergency? In Manches­ the customers, we need Covered deck to pool. Mansfield/Will Ington 10 percent senior dis­ Ipoperlng — Coll 6vm - Huge Tag Sale — Lots of muffler, reupholstered In­ Nurse — For voluntary vices In Rockville and Road, Manchester. Estate, 646-2482. - - count. Expart service. decks, oil types of remo­ ter, dial 911 tor fire, you now. Excellent pay ______iiO, Asking $113,900. Martin & line. Rte. 44A. $310. IVi Ings, Gary McHugh, HEATING/ Items for everyone, furni­ side, carpet, air, runs home health agency. Full surrounding areos. Call months security deposit. Free astlmotas. Economy deling and repairs. FREE excellent. Call 646-1786. police, medical help. 872-9163 for appointment. and benefits. No following Rothman.646-4144. 643-9321. PLUMBING ture, clothes, and nic time position. Expe­ Just LIstedI Distin­ Country privacy, garden Lawn Mower, 647-3660. estimates. Fully insured. nocs. Saturday, July 27th, rienced nurse. Coll 872- EOE. necessary. Call Com­ guished Ansaldl built Telephone 643-6017, after Study Hall Aide — Open­ mand Performance of Manchester 9 Room Ex­ spot, no dogs, call 429-4457 Nome your own price — - 9am-3pm. Rain date, Sun­ 1974 Chew Luv — 4 cy­ 9163 for appointment. Medical Office Manager Cape on beautiful loti"l Howkes Tree Service — 6pm, 647-8509.______Fogorty Brothers — Bo linder, 4 speed, 84,800 ing for the fall, Rham Person to Wash Vehicles Manchester, 643-8339. panded Raised Ranch. De­ or 487-0162. Father dnd son. Fast, day, July 28th, 72 Fleming EOE. Salesclerk. Apply In per­ and Assistant In 1-doctor car tandem garage, 2 full Bucket Truck B Chipper. throom remodeling; In miles; runs OK, needs son, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Manchester office. Chal­ High School. Please call — Must operate standard sirable South Farms area. dependable service. Leon CloszynskI Builder stallotlon water heaters, Road, Manchester. nployment baths, fireplace, and lot'8 Walk to Martin School. 4 Stump Removal. Free Es­ hand broke repair; $700. Permanent Part time Main Street, Manchester. lenging but rewarding or write for application, transmission. Second Full Tim e Responsible more. Offered In the $80'$'. Pointing, Paperhanging — New homes, additions, garbage disposals; faucet bedrooms, iV i baths, for­ timates. Special consider­ Tag Sale — Girl's white 643-7001. Tellers — Apply Savings multi-task lob. Must en­ 228-9474, Hebron, CT. shift, 6 days per week. self motivated person to Call Today 11 Jackson'B B Removal. Coll 646-5761. remodeling, rec rooms, repairs. 649-4539. Vlso/M- Education deliver major appliances mal dining room. Maho­ ation for Elderly cmd Han­ French Provincial bed­ Bank of Manchester, 923 joy working with & help­ Medical and retirement Jackson Real Estate, 647'- dicapped. 647-7SS1. goroeet, kitchens remo­ osterCord accepted. Fire and Smoke Damage benefits. Contact LeRoy and do general mainte­ gany raised panel family Central Manchester — 2 Pointing and Poporhong- room set, $5(X). Queen 76 MG Midget — Great Main Street, Manchester. ing people, as well as 8400 or 646-8646. Ing — Exterior and Inte­ deled, ceilings, bath tile, shape, new stereo. $2,495. handling paperwork. Tvp- Restoration Company Saucier, Arbor Acres nance. Call Debbie at room, fireplaced rec Bedroom apartment In dormers, roofing. Resi­ sliding board tor pool, Delivering rich loom — S rior, ceilings repaired. $350. Saturday, 9am-4pm. Phone anytime, 646-1071, Part Time Late Evening Local Insurance Agency, Ino required. Medical ex­ seeks full and part time Farm, 633-4681. 643-2171. room, private fenced four family. Appllanced dential or commercial. Let's Go Dutchlll Just yard. By owner, $125,000. yards, 865 plus tax. Sand, References, fully Insured. 150 Shallowbrook Lone, keep trying. HELP WANTED position available tor a looking for Individual ex­ perience desirable. Non- workers. Start at S5 per LIstedI 233 Henry StreeS. kitchen, heat & hot water, 649-4291.______| m } flgdiRING I hour. Call 9am-3pm, 646- Attention Sewers and Coll 646-7672. no pets, one year lease grovel, B stone. 643-6S04. Quality work. Martin Glastonbury. dependable person to per­ perienced In personal and smokers only. Please Receptionist wanted for Immaculate 7 rooms, I ’/l Crofters — Help wonted, plus security deposit. $550 Moftsson, evenings, 649- 1976 Chew Van — 6 form housekeeping servi­ commercial claim work. reply giving background 6855. Dental Specialty office In baths, first floor family A. Henry Personalised Carpentry ond remodel­ Vernon. Pleasant work­ Sales Clerk/Cashler. Full Best Possible Buy — A per month, 646-8352. ______— ing servlets — Complete Floor sanding — Floors Aunt Addl's Cleaned At- cylinder. $1,500 or best ces In a modern office Call 646-0187 between 8am- and experience to Box K, room, super deck, flCgh iwn Core. Looking for otter. Evenings, 643-9321. SECRETARY 4pm. c/o Manchester Herald. Reps Needed — For busi­ ing conditions, medical time and part time. Apply low price home In an area Exterior and Inferior. home repairs and remo­ Ilka new. Specializing in tlcl Antique collectibles, building In the Manches­ place and lots of extra someone rellobla PdF monthly, no pets, first Realtors, 643-2121. Tag Sale — Saturday, Daytime Hours. Car ne­ mentary School, 742-7339. rlqr Is aluminum sided. nient location, new gos Big Tog Sole — Furniture, July 30. 1985 at 7:00 P.M. of Auto Service Technicians son, Highland Park Proof" with the fully en­ There are numerous fruit floor. 742-0073 evenings. furnace, $510/month. 647- Children's Clothing — July 27th, 10am-2pm. 237 the Town Hall to hear the fol­ Market, 317 Highland cessary. VVrlte phone closed, Chain-link fencedr Intonts-slze 6. Name Bldwell Street, Manches­ antiques, photo equip­ lowing appeal: — Part time and full time number, eimerlence to: Sales Clerk position avail­ trees & flowers, a green 1633 or 643-0359. ment, fishing, children's I MOTORCYCLES/ positions available. Expe­ Street. Manchester. In back yard. Lovely house & screened In One Bedroom Apartment I ROOMMATES brand, excellent condi­ ter. Children's outwear ANDREW P. PINTO Of 23 ICC466, Box 527, Pora- able for Fotomat stores In and boots, lady's clo­ Items, miscellaneous. Fri­ BICYCLES r To e>et> f6> School Rood for a side rienced In front end align­ room Cape located oh summer room. Peoce and — $380 per month. Secur­ Manchester — 5 room, 2 I WANTED tion. Also, new playpen I mus, NJ 07653. Vernon, Manchester and ity deposit required. Call thing, size 10, lady's day, 9:30am-12:30pm, Sat­ L le <50K WWY Vw) yard variance to Section ments, brakes and tune Day Care - Assistant Enfield. Hourly wages nice, deep lot. Root Is only quiet for $113,500. Century bedroom, 1'/} both Colon­ and used toys. 643-9689. 3 7A to construct a swim­ 646-2469. shoes, size 8, telescope, urday, 9:30am-3:30pm. 1982 Honda CX500 — Cus­ ups preferred. Will con­ Director and teacher tor plus commissions. If you 12 years old, and the vinw 21 Jackston-Showcase, ial. Garage, excellent Young man seeking I 6teir up /fe SooH ming pool. child care program after­ Part tIme/Full time help siding, furnace and elect­ Exercise Bike. Good con­ typewriters, reel to reel 371 Middle Tpke. West, tom. 1,300 miles. Immacu­ sider applicants with less enlov working alone, this 646-1316. neighborhood, nice yard. apartment to shore with Manchester (across from A^. i t JOHN H. ROBERTS experience. Uniforms noons during school year. wanted, evenings and ric service are 3 years old. For Rent — Coventry. dition. $45, 643-6801. tape recorder, household late condition. Must sell. CHAIRMAN Is the lob for you. Apply at $675 a month plus security male roommate In Manchester Parkade. No provided but must have Experience necessary. weekends, supervisor In One year old Septic $ysr Cute as a Button — ,2 Convenient location. and all utilities. No pets. goods, toys, child's life $1,000. Call weekdays, 646- ZONING BOARD Ice skating facility, will the nearest Fotomat. Monchester-Hortford early birds. OF APPEALS own fools. Full company Resume by 8/5/85 to tern. Won't Last Long of bedroom Ranch on a Rear courtyard entrance. Coll Frank SplleckI, 643- locket, etc. 2457. train, coll between 9am- One bedroom apartment. area. Wtllino to pay about benefits. 643-6510 for M.A.S.P., Box 70, Storrs, only $79,500. Strano Real corner lot. Cleon as a 2121. $200per month. Call Kevin HDME AND 24i2Z______2pm., Monday thru Thurs­ Carpeting beamed cell­ Huge Tag Sole — July Antiques, old toys and 1 9 8 5 Suzuki Tem pter appointment. Ct. 06268. Estate, 647-"SOLD". whistle. $60's.....We Gua­ 01342-1145. BARDEN LCOAL NOTICt day, 646-7852. Real Estate ing. $325 plus utilities 27th, 28th from 10am-6pm. collectibles, 1200 Pleasant 650CC. Full loaded suspen­ rantee Our Houses. Blan­ Valley Road, South Wind­ Eighth Utilities District taxes Manchester — $109,900, chard 8> Rossetto Real monthly. IV2 months se­ Miscellaneous Items, fur­ sion. Just bought, has 214 Part tIme/Full time — curity deposit. No pets, STORE AND Over The Rood Truck Variety ot House Plants, niture. Everything must sor, 10am-3pm. Saturday, tor the 1984 Grand List be­ New on the Market I Spa: Estate, 646-2482. Driver looking for room­ miles. $1,500. Call 649-4630. a w come due and payable. Inter­ Wendy's Restaurant, 260 IHDMES clous 7 room full dor- adults preferred. 749-9641, OFFICE SPACE out door bushes, ground go. 207 Greenwood Street, July 27th, Rain dote, July est free, during the month of DARI-FARMS Broad Street, Manchester ( mate to shore small 2 covers. Very reasonable, 28th. July. The taxes may be paid mered Cape with large Dormered Cape — 3 large 8-8 dally. East Harttord. 1969 B 1970 Honda 350 plus Is now hiring help for All FDR SALE bedroom apartment In private home. 649-6486. at the Eighth Utilities Dis­ ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. first floor family room,,^ bedrooms, 2 baths, rec Ottice/South Windsor — Manchester. Prefer fe­ parts bike. No batteries. trict fire house located at 32 Shifts. Flexible hours. Up bedrooms, IVz baths, din­ room and a landscaped Sullivan Ave. 2 large Household Items, Miscel­ As Is, take as a packoge. Moln Street. Collection to $4 per hour to start, male, age 20-30, neat, laneous and more. Satur­ $300. Phone 643-0502. hours for July ore: ing room, living room yard. $80’s.....We Guaran­ rooms, olr conditioning, reliable, quiet. No per­ has immediate openings for excellent benefits. Apply car garage. Located Ir) day, July 27th, 12:00-5pm. Monday, Wednesday, Friday tee Our Houses. Blan­ ample parking, $260 a sonal Involvement. $185 PETS n o w to Manager, most desirable ared. month. 236-6021 or 644- Sunday, 9am-5pm. 45 9:30a.m. - 3:30p.m. telephone order persons to take New Listing! Manches­ chard 8i Rossetto Real Four Rooms plus porch. per month B Vz utilities, Snowblower, Large Mondoy-Frlday from 3- Fixed rate assumabl^ 3977. North Street, RECREATION Tuesdoy & Thursday evenings orders from our established 5pm. EOE. ter, $137,500. U & R Built Estate, 646-2482. Heat, appliances, carpet­ heat & hot water Included. Pedigree Chocolate Lob Screen House, portable Manchester. 4:00p.m. - 8:00p.m. mortgage. Call for dd- ing. Adults. No pets. 563- Coll 742-7463 ater 6pm, T V , toys, and lots of VEHICLES Executive home In Forest tolls. Sentry Real Estate, Office Space — Excellent — Female (spayed), 2 ( It o tax Is due, the taxpayer Is accounts. Basic office skills Bank Proof Machine Op­ Hills area. 10 room, 5 Manchester — Best Buy 9652. leave message with Sue. years old, great with kids. children's clothing. 163 financially responsible re­ 643-4060. location with ample park­ Tanner Street, Friday B gardless of receipt of bill. re q u ire d . erator for NCR775 Ma­ bedroom spacious Raised — $92,900. Where else will ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. 742-5921. Automotive 1982 Jayco Poo-uo — 14Vj chine — Part time, 3:00 to Ranch, 2.5 baths, 2 firepla­ $92,900 buy you 3 large Central Location — 3 Soturdov, 9om-4pm. The district tox rate IsSmllls. South Windsor — $169,fOK room oportment, stove, office suites are now ft. fully loaded, excellent ^iMSbyNCA WK Applications now being accepted at: approximately 8pm Mon­ ces, wall to wall through­ Take advantage of the bedrooms, 2 plus baths, available. 649-2891. Free Oversized Benll. condition. 643-9689. CAROL M. LENIHAN day through Friday. Ex­ out, sundeck and much central otr, large bright refrigerator, heot, and For Sale Neutered, shots, approxi­ TAX COLLECTOR Price Reduction on this utilities. Parking. Availa­ I CARS/TRUCKS EIGHTH UTILITIES perience preferred, but more. Warren E. How­ kitchen, formal dining mately 2 years old, very 1968 Avalon 16' Trailer — 40 Tolland Stage Road magnificent 8 room Dutch ble immediately. Lease I FOR SALE DISTRICT coshler experience help­ land, Inc., 643-1106. room and a finished rec HDU8EHDLD friendly. Cannot keep, Self contained, sleeps 6. JU L Y 9, 1985 Colonial featuring 4 bed­ and security deposit. 649- CELEBRITY CIPHER ful. South Windsor Bank rooms, 2V] baths, flrd^ room. All this plus pool GDODS call 649-4202 after 4pm. $1,000. Phone 649-M72 af­ Celebrity Clptier cryptograms are created from quotations by 043-07 Tolland, CT Manchester — 7 Room 2865. and Trust Company Oper­ placed family room and and tennis court 1 Joyce 1JX)0 sq. ft. of Business Too Sole — Some furni­ 69 Plymouth Valiant — ter 5pm. famous people, past and preaent Each letter in the cipher stands ations Center. Call Gerry Cape, 4 bedrooms, eot-ln ture, gloss, smoked Runs Great. First $200 for another Todsy 's c/ue O aqus/sC Apply in person, Mon.-Fri. between many custom featured G. Epstein Real Estate, space available Imme­ NOTICI TO CRIDITORa Morell, 289-6061 tor an kitchen, finished rec 647-8895. 2 Bedrooms, walking dls- Used Refrigerators, thermo-pone window, ap­ cash. 643-7843. by CONNIE WIENER ESTATE OF throughout. A Must fe tonce from church, diately. Also office space. Sam - 5:30pm / Sat. 9am - 1pm appointment. room, central location. Washers, Ranges — proximately 95" X 47", Classified ads serve the 2 JOHN H. HYDE, Seel Call for an appoint­ schools and stores. Call 649-8920. Late of Manchester, Owner, 646-4019. Princi­ Bolton — Charming 3 $400 Cleon, guaranteed, ports Adorable AKC Male Buff records, miscellaneous. 1980 Comoro — Excellent people today ... lust as ‘*UBHW DXW OAKYWDBOK ment. Sentry Real Estate, per month. Security re­ and service. Low prices. they have since our coun­ deceased Bank Balancing Clerk — pals only. $85,900. 643-4060. bedroom Ranch on beau­ Main Street, Manchester Cocker Spaniel puppy. Cancelled If raining. July Condition. Standard The Hon. William E. Flti- Full time to balance 'l l fully landscaped quired. Coll 643-1129 or B.D. Pearl B Son, 649 649-1364. 27th & 28th, 9om-4pm. 12 transmission. Low mi­ try's beginning. Read and CM K BJW KK ... DXW Gerold, Judge, of the Court 649-2947. — Office space, 500 sq. ft., Main Street, 643-2171. use them regularly. 643- of Probate, District of Man­ checking & savings. Ba­ :wooded lot In sought after Excellent location. Heat, Pine Ridge Drive, leage. Must be seen. chester at a hearing held on lancing and/or odlust- •convenient location. Flre- lanitor. $200 per month, Andover. $4,200. Coll 647-7043. 2711. July 22,1905 ordered that oil 3 Bedrooms In newer MUSICAL KWOMEBDBWK CMKBJWKK BK PART-TIME ment experience re ­ Iploced living room, 1st 649-5334. claims must be presented to quired. South V/Indsor duplex on cul-de-sac. $550 ITEMS the fiduciary on or before Oc­ •floor laundry, super deck I HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NEEDED Bank & Trust Company iWon't lost. Joyce G. Ep­ per month. Security re­ WJIPIWR BJ KWUUBJI tober 25,1965 or be barred as quired. CallEd,643-1129or by law provided. Operations Center. Call stein Real Estate, 647-8895. Four poster Cannonball Aria Pro 2 Guitar with HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Morv Lou Taylor, Are you looking for a part-time aunumer |ob Gerry Morell, 289-6061 tor 649-2947^______Bed with mattress and HELP WANTED BUUMKBAJ.'* — VPMU P. case, 3 months old. $225. Clerk that would continue throughout the school an appointment. boxsprlng, queen size and The fiduciary Is: Bolton/Manchester End Moln Street, Manchester. Call Matt, 643-4970. 6 year? We have an Immediate need for the fol­ triple dresser In honey Barbara H. Smyth REAL ESTATE — Available August 1st. Private entrance. Ap­ KPYMWUK AJ. 90 Strawberry Lone lowing; WANTED pine. $500. 646-9782. Manchester, C T 04040 Lovely 2 '/ i room apart­ proximately 850 sq. ft. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Department stores are the I Presently occupied by and Clark A minimum typing speed of 40 wpm ment In ontlQue Colonial Hotpoint Washing Ma­ ugliest category of buildings In America." — A.M. Stern. John M. Hyde home. Prefer single per­ physician. Available Au­ TAG SALES accurately. Filing and clerical ability. Teacher — Foreign Lan­ "34 hour cosh offer on your chine and General Elect­ OlOaSbyNEA, Inc. 270 11 Meadow Lone Typlata; son. No pets. $375/month. gust. 643-1136. Manchester, C T 04040 guage — Execellent 700 property — Coll: Crockett ric trost-free refrigerator. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 0744)7 Candidates must be accurate, detail ^Realty, 643-1577 for o Includes utilities. Coll 643- Like new. 646-7276. Red Cross Parking Lot Data student high school with 400 Sq. Ft. • Second floor. oriented, and be able to type at least high academic expecta­ Aulck deoil 7427.______Too Sole — 20 Harttord IN MANCHESTER AREA NOTICI Of RUBUC HBARtNO Entry IJUO so. ft. ground floor. Clerk: 40 wpm. tions seeking qualified Rood, Manchester. Satur­ . The C o n n ^ lc u t Development Authority (C D A ) It empowered under the Stote Commerce Central First Floor, 5 Prime locotlon In Man­ day, July 27th, 9;30am- candidate for teaching chester. One block from 27-14D High 8L Act to Issue tax-exempt revenue bonds sublect to a public hearing, as required by the Internal Clerk: Filing and clerical ability. No typing rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1:3iQpm. Housewares, op- Chartir Dak 81 Revenue Code Section 103(k). The prolects to be financed with the proceeds of the bonds will French. Dual certifica­ Rentals stove, refrigerator, dis­ hospital. Professional Concord 8L generally consist of land, bulldlnas and equipment, ond It Is expected they will Increose or neceuary. tion In Spanish preferred. Contemporary Sofa and pllonces, books, Parkada A^ all hwasher. Laundry hook only. Coll 522-7291 dove, Chair — Beige and floral, typewriters, miscellane­ maintain the tax base, employment and economic diversity In the State of Connecticut. Position to begin Sep­ 646-2730 evenings. HaekmatacK 8L all Koonoy 8L Artlsl: Computer experience naceaaary. up. $500 per month plus $600. Never used. 649-0880. ous Items. The following loonUI has/hove been requested ond o heorlng Is scheduled tor 10:00o.m. on tember 3, 1965. Mall re­ MANCHESTER $75,900 utilities and security. DtlaSl all A iw s t 12,1985, at CDA offlcei, 217 Washington Street, Hartford, Connecticut 04104. The sub- Neat lettering. sume to: Dr. Michael S. RDDM8 8-167 Isct of the hearing will ^ the nature and location of the proposed protect and the Issuance of COMFORTABLE CAPE Prefer mature adults. Manchester — Office tor Tog Sole - Saturday, NllaaDr. all bonds by CDA to provide llnonclng. Interested persons are Invited to attend ond will have on Blake, Principal, ToMond FDR RENT Available August 1st, 646- rent. 480 Square feet. First The scheduled work hours for all of the above High School, Tolland, C T Need 3 bedrooms? Thia Cape has them plus MI8CELLANEDU8 10om-4pm. 145 Saint John Elm St. all opportonltv to moke a stotement regarding the prelect or the financing. Written comments dining room and don. Seven rooms In all. All 1534.______floor with hoot. Inquire 143 Street., Manchester. 522*3?5o*™ loouines may be directed to CDA at the address above or by telephone at (201) are 1:00-4;30 but wtih Ilexiblllty. Interested? 06064. Application dead­ ^Lorgo, clean, quiet, po- Mqln Street. Mornings FarBuaon Road 121-8DD hardwood flooring, alum, storms and scraena. Ifgr s a le Diana Dr. all line, August 9. Jielod, carpeted with big Manchester — 2 bed­ only. Honry 81 148-2H For IntormatlM oboutany ot the Authority's loon programs call the above number and ask Please apply at our facility between 8:00-4:00 NIca deep lot, fenced-ln yard. Idaal for chll- Saturday, 27, Bom-12noon. 78-157 to speak with a Loan Officer. xedor closet. Near bus room, first floor, no pets, Swim pools warehouse Old lampshades, child­ Fairvlaw 8L all Park 8L Monday through Friday. Clerk/Receptlonist — dran. Don't miss this buy • let us ahow It to youl •and shopping. Working lease B security. $400 per Free Rent In Manchester 1-17 PROPOSND PROJICTS Answering phones, light forced to dispose of new ren's and women's clo­ Baldwin Rd. all Walnut 8L rmole. 64F4>102. month plus heat. 646-1379. — Prime space and loco­ on/ground, 31 foot long thing, household Items, Tv*e et typing, proceu shipping tlon. New. Hurry. 668-1447. Elm Tarraca all Cantor 8L 663-665 odd Nome ef pools complete with huge books and lewelry. 15 Poclllty Aaarex. GERBER saEtrnne products, inc. documents, figure apti­ 3 Room Duplex — Full aerraiM r/ Prelect oRd Prelect Amevirt st Aeeets tude and pleasant phone Wa can help yiu Imcoim i sundecks, fencing, hl-rote Bonk Street, Manchester. OccaaoRt Address Detcrlglleii 151 Bation Drlvt. ManchBBter, C T 06040 APARTMENTS appliances. $320 monthly. Manchester — Office or Plnonclna Plnonced EOf M/P personality a must. Som- "REALE " PR0FES8I0NAU FDR RENT filters, pump, ladders, Manchester Herald Allied Printing 579 Middle Tpke. Coll 64B6S93. Retail space, 5 rooms, warranty, etc. Asking 8978 Acquisition ond $2,044,000 Equipment 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ Call B46-4S2S. and isk lir Oin. high traffic street, excel­ Services, Inc. West Instollotlon of day, Competitive wage complete. Financing Call Circulation Dapt Moncheeter equipment and •Manchester — Available lent sign visibility. Coll ovollabte. Coll Stan, toll- other related and benefit packoga. Call D.F. EEALE, INC. Your assurance of quick Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. prelect coits for a Rast Estate immediately. One, two free, 1-800-524^5. Three Family Too Sole — 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 for on appointment, 646- IM B itiH , ...... It. resoonte when you adver­ full service 1737. Plllowtax Corp., 49 ■ond throe bedroom oport- tise In Cloaelfled Is that Hove you read today's Saturday, July 27th,( Roln- eommerlol printer. Regent Street, 446-4SIS Jnonts. 8410, 8475, 8525, our readers ore ready to Classified section? It con- General Electric Air Con­ dote, Sundov, July 28th) 07IM)7 Manchester. 'fMot and hot water In- buy when they turn to the tolps hundreds of Interest­ ditioner. Good condition. 9om-4pm. 211 Woodbrldge tKMad. J.D , Real Estate, $50. 643-1620. Street, Manchester. 848-mo. little ode. 643-2711. ing offers. 643-2711. n - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Juiy 26. 11B5_ OPINION FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER What’s shaping up Colon cancer risk Ray Floyd retains Morning cloudiness, REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES for town campaign I hasn’t stopped him lead at the GHO |then sunny and dry ... page 16 ... page 11 ... page 15 ... page 2 REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK featuring: CENTURY 21 Lindsey Real Estate has a new home 31 Arvine Place Cute As A Button Exquisite 9 room masterpiece ol a by-gone era. Mi­ 2 bedroom ranch on acornar lot. Clean as awhistle.. i®anrl}fatfr Mrralft nutes from Country ClubI $155,900 60s Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Saturday^Jul^7^98^^^ingleco£^^5^ "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" .646-2482 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr...646-2482 'v : : Governor New York finds ‘probably’ plutonium trace WvndlHg Hill Road 519 Center Street Domierod Cape Luxurious 9 roomim ContemptContemporary featured In a na­ will sign 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, rec room and a lands­ tional magazine. A beautiful winter viewl...$184,900 YOUR new home could be just a phone call away. caped yard...60's "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESr'...646-24e2 "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI" ..646-2482 HARTFORD (UPl) - Gov. in water supply We’ll work hard to bring in buyers for your old William O’Neill said Friday he will “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES! ’ probably sign a revised bill adding house while showing you how the equity you’ve $20 million a yearTo local public built up can work to your best advantage. Blanchard & Rossetto €g> works projects and creating a By william Fitzgerald nymous letter April 1 demanding COMMERCIAL CREDIT board to oversee transportation United Press International all charges against tioetz be 646-2482 nNANCIALNCTWOlUC contract awards. dropped or else "a substantial Call Today — 649-4000 189 West Center St. corner of MkKee St. Senior Citizens Discounts Fcuture of the Woek by ihe Miuuhesu-r Horjld REAL ESTATE O’Neill said unless there are NEW YORK — Cancer-causing quantity of plutonium trichloride” technical flaws, ‘Til probably sign plutonium wa.s discovered in New would be dumped in the city's the bill” that was approved Thurs­ York City's drinking Water after water supply > /■ day, ending a sometimes-chaolic Mayor Edward Koch received an Goetz, who is white, is charged special session. anonymous letter threatening to with shooting four black youths contaminate the water supply if who he said tried to rob him in a Omuo;- But O’Neill faulted the charges against accused subway subway Dec. 22, 1984. One of the Manchester, CT 0 8 0 4 0 Republican-controlled Legislature gunman Bernhard Goetz were not four youths bus been left -iA A iT M for refusing to take up his call (or dropped, officials said Friday paralyzed. 6 4 9 -4 0 0 0 another $18.2 million in state aid to In response to the threat, the city cities and towns. Koch and Health Commissioner Dr. David Sencer announced at a increased security at reservoirs "It was their mistake. They and began testing water around certainly know there’s enough (of news conference the discovery of small amounts of plutonium in a the clock for higher plutonium a budget surplus) and not to have levels, Koch said. Manchester $62,900. done it now was a mistake,” the sample taken from the city's drinking supply. The mayor said the Department “CONDO AND PETS" Democratic governor said. of Energy, charged with testing may be together In thia very tae- He said the special session was But, the mayor stressed, "New .eailk. the water, first discovered traces tafully finlahed and decorated 2 ”a disappointment to the public. York City’s water is absolutely of plutonium on May 29 when a bedroom tow n, house. Has a "They left a lot to be desired. safe to drink. 1 repeat ~ the city's "pooled sample” taken April 17 ■ , J full basement and many custom They acted irresponsibility” he water is absolutely safe to drink.” registered 21 femtocuries of Deluxe teatureall Call today for said of-Republican leaders. "But Koch said water testing was not particulars and appointment. the public won’t be fooled.” plutonium. The public works bill would set yet completed, and not all of the The normal level is 1 to .6 aside $214 million in a special fund water supply showed signs of femtocuries. MANCHESTER expected to generate $20 million a contamination. Two samples But, Sencer insisted the contami­ 7 room Contemporary Raised Ranch, main hoor Cathedral calling fam­ year in interest that will be taken from various parts of the nation amounted to thousands of ily room, large dining room, eal-ln kitchen, 3 bedrooms, with 2 addi­ COVENTRY water supply showed no excess times below federal Environmen­ tional rooms on the lower level, treed lot, good location. $142,000. distributed to cities and towns for “CHILD & PET PROOF” local public works projects. plutonium. Two tests were not yet tal Protection Agency standards with the fully enclosed, Chain-link fenced-in back The bill, approved 30-3 in the completed. for safe drinking water. yard. Lovely 6 room Cape located on nice, deep East Hartford $79,900 Senate and 105-16 in the House, Testing takes three to six weeks He said the amount of plutonium lot. Roof is only 12 years old, and the Vinyl Siding, and final results were expected measured in the water - 21 “IDEAL HOMESTEAD" creates an accountability board to next month. furnace and electric service are 3 years old. One Beautifully situated, 3 Bedroom approve certain contract awards femtocuries per liter — was far Ranch, (lowering buahea, grape Herbert Volchok, director of the less than the 5,000 femtocuries year old Septic System. WON’T LAST LONG at by the state Department of Environmental Measurements La­ only, $79,500.00. arbors, lota of trees and araa to Transportation. considered safe by the federal roami Don't miss this onel Call O’Neill vetoed a similar bill boratory of the Department of government for drinking water. U&R REALTY CO. nowl approved during the Legislature’s Energy, said plutonium found in an The case is being investigated by regular session this year because early sample showed the highest the FBI and other law enforcement STRANO REAL ESTATE amount of the cancer-causing officials, who refused to discuss 643-2692 l.i() K. CKNTKR Sr., M WC.llKSTKH. ('. I'. of fears the board as proposed could bring highway work in the material in the city’s water supply the case. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor in to years. The material discovered was CALL TODAY - 647-SOLD,«i ■w state to a standstill. Put Number l to work for you. Republicans Thursday made The source of the plutonium — Plutonium 239, which is absorbed several revisions to the board, and how it entered the water easily into a person's liver and supply — was not known, bone marrow, said Edward Les- including a later startup date and Herald photos by Pinto ^ rr >"..•'5: r.-. LVT/.vT.narv ur.-.. .-.v t- rv 243 MAIN STREET• Manchester"' increasing the limits before it Koch said he decided to an­ sard, a health physicist at the 6 4 7 -8 4 0 0 would have to review contracts, nounce the findings Friday — Iwo Brookhaven, N.Y., National 168 Main Street, Manchester n \^riC ||# ^lkn tcr - 643-1591 and adding a section allowing Winning smile months after the plutonium was Laboratory. L # « x r 1 1 Mountain be changed from a Rural Real Estate 647-8895 Residence zone to a AA Residence By Eliot Brenner separate vote on chemical weapons. • $2.75 billion for "Star Wars” research. phnuv ami call zone. The land lies just south of United Press International "I don’t know. It’s going to be fun,” said • A $2.9 billion cut in the military WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION S both the Case reservoir and the Aspin when asked about the outcome "I f the retirement fund with orders for the 6 lO- l.i l() MCKSTON-SHOWCASE intersection of Spring Street and WASHINGTON — The top House negotia­ House doesn’t want binaries (chemical Pentagon to come up with program changes Glen Road. tor on a $302 billion defense bill said Friday weapons), we’ll go back (toconference) and not affecting those now in uniform or getting Maaefcastar $109,900 Current regulations for Rural he does not know if the full House next week deal with it.” checks. NEW ON THE MARKETI Spacious 7 room full dormared Capa with Beet Poselbh Buy _ Residence zones allow 1.3 single­ will vote a second time to end a 16-year ban Aspin also pointed to the frozen spending • Relaxed restrictions on closing down latga first floor family room, 3 bedrooms, tvt batht, dining room, living A low price home In an araaW-* family houses per acre, meaning on chemical weapons production. levels as a sign that "the lime of the big outdated military installations but a con­ room 1 2 car garage. Located In moat desirable area Flxtorata assuma­ hlgh price houeae. Thie hom ejfl ble mortgage. CaH (or datella. 643-4060 Ansaldi is now allowed to build 32 Rep, Les Aspin, D-Wis., chairman of the defense increases is over.” gressional veto on a base closing is retained. loaded w/oharm and c » m n c * 4 f Z i homes on the Spring Street site. House Armed Services Committee, also said And he declared the MX missile dead as • Provision for courts martial to impose haa good potential for high Current AA Residence zone the fiscal 1986 defense authorization bill an issue, noting the package provides for a the death penalty for peacetime spying by a praclatlon value, sunken NvW$C regulations allow two single­ worked out with Senate negotiators — one cap at 50 deployed in Minuteman-3 silos. member of the uniformed services room w/baamed oatlinga S wAT* family houses per acre. If the freezing spending at 1985 levels with enough "In my view there is no way we are ever • Continuation of a lest program of windows which bring the o u C Spring Street property is changed added in for inflation — marks the end of the going to build more than 50 MX. The issue is doora Indoort. Fully ap^lanoWC random lie detector tests for those with the to that type of zone, Ansaldi could era of big defense increases. over, ft’s finished. It’s done,” said Aspin. highest security clearances. xtra larga kitehan. Thia la build up to 50 houses there. ManchMtar 0M l Bu: $92,900 homa, not a houaa. Coma ai Five weeks ago the House approved an The authorization bill passed Thursday • An extra $100 million for research into Where else will $02,900 buy you 3 V.rg ."L .ro o m ..2 *b .th a c .m -n :r.T $102,000. Ansaldi’s application to town end to the chemical weapons production night sets spending levels for the Pentagon. the Midgetman missile. zoning officials made no mention ban, reversing three years of voting down An appropriations bill, which will be of any plans to build houses on the the weapons — the ojply major defense item considered later, actually puts the money Saath WiaOtar $101,900 Put INumber 1 to work for yoii,’ site, and Ansaldi could not be denied President Reagan. The 229-196 vote into Pentagon accounts. '’"'C E REDUCTION on thIa magnifleent r f r o ^ Dutch Colonial faaWrIng 4 badrooma, 2W bathe, hteplaced family room reached for comment Friday carhe largely on the strength of a series of Other major provisions of the agreement: evening. many cuetom faaturaa throughout. A MUST TO 8EEI Cell lor an ap­ North Coventry • production roadblocks capped by a require­ • Some 34 procurement reforms, includ­ pointment. 643-4060 4 Badroom Qarriaon C o l^ The name of Ansaldi’s father, ment that NATO allies formally vote to ing tougher penalties for submitting hills for Inside Today w/larga country kitehan, (r. tq£ Andrew Ansaldi Sr., was also on accept the weapons. such unallowable costs. back living room, w/flrapiaoc S — the application, but the elder The compromise worked out by the • A brake on the "revolving door” of FREE MARKET EVALUATION woodatova. H'aa 214 batha. 2 oaC* Ansaldi said Friday that his son is negotiators in two weeks of closed-door government officials going to work for 20 pages. 2 sections garaga, aolar hot waiar, hard-v handling the matter. He said he did sessions, retains most of the roadblocks and defense contractors with a provision saying wood floora, natural woodworiC, not know what his son intends to do safety checks but drops the allied vote Advice ___12 L o tte ry ____ any defense official who talks about future Booki^_ ____9 Obituarlee. lam. room w/bar. Extarlor la-; with the land, but speculated that requirement and rei)laces it with language employment with a contractor must elimi­ Busineee _ -^20 Opinion _ alum. Bldad, thara ara numareua— he "probably” intends to build saying only that the United States must nate himself from official dealings with that Churchei . _ 14 P e ople talk. 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