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K IT Removal. Coll 646-5761. Home repairs. You name down. Attics and cellars 1972 Plymouth Duster- CB750F. New battery, Herold Reporter angry during the conversation. cated on Thayer Road. preferred. Call 649-1362 It, we do It. Free esti­ cleaned. Yards cleaned needs good tune-up. Ask­ Ferris said, and threatened to Mint condition resident of mates. Insured. 643-0304. and lunk removed. 647- Air, 6 cylinder, running. after 6pm. Commercial Painting $500 Coll 649-6161. ing $350. Call 742-9633. Democrat William Ferris of withdraw Manchester's support 7 spacious rooms. Must be CARPENTRY/ Contractors-lnterlor and 7607 after 5pm. seen! We guarantee our Vernon-2 Bedroom Town- Hawkes Tree Service — Glastonbury this morning dropped for his candidacy in the 4th REM0DEUN6 exterior pointing. 20 years Hondo 1980-5 speed, excel­ District, which comprises Man­ homes! Blanchard 8, Ros- house for rent near Henry In business. Fully Insured. Bucket Truck 8i Chipper. Need A Good Tenant? out of the 4th Senatorial District setto Real Estate, 646- Stump Removal. Free Es­ lent condition, $2,000. Coll race in the wake of a fight with chester, Glastonbury. Bolton, He­ Park on South St. Referen­ Free Estimates. 742-8628. Zimmer management will 649-6238. I MISCELLANEOUS 2482.01 ces, security deposit. Forrond Remodeling — timates. Special consider­ find o well qualfled, good AUTOMOTIVE Theodore R. Cummings, the party bron and Columbia. Boyle Real Estate Co. Cabinets, roofing, gut­ ation for Elderly and Han­ paving tenant for your I chairman in Manchester. When the two met again Tuesday One year old U81R Con­ 649-4800. Evenings after ters, room additions, Just because you don't dicapped. 647-7553. rental property In East of ITRUCKS/VANS At the heart of the dispute was night. Ferris said. Cummings temporary. 3 bedrooms, 6:30 ask for John, 659-2187 decks, all types of remo­ use an Item doesn't meon the River area. Many PIck-up truck cap. 6 feet FOR SALE by 8 feet. 295-0072 days. the heated race between two apologized to him for becoming large family rrom, living or Dick 871-7670. deling and repairs. F REE the Item hoe lost Its value. Delivering clean farm years of experience. Very I angry. However. Ferris said he estimates. Fully Insured. Why not exchange It for $99.00, or best offer. □ candidates for the Democratic rrom, and dining room. loom; Svords $75 plus tax. reasonable fees. Call for became so “ disappointed” by what Seperdte office or den. 2Vj 5 Rooms-Heat, hot water, Telephone 643-6017, after cosh with on od In Classi­ Also sand, stone, and particulars. 6464778 or 1976 Ford, 4 wheel drive, nomination for the Hartford baths, fireplace, etc. gas for cooking, 3rd floor. 6pm, 6474509. fied? 643-2711. grovel. Call 643-9504. 8724115. Ask for Uso. snow plow, 60,000 miles. County high sheriff’s post, Ferris had happenend that he decided to $212,000.U8iR Realty, 643- Reliable middle aged $4,000. 649-9404 ond 647- Tires mounted on Tovoto said. Ferris, the Democratic chair­ pull out of the race. 2692.0 adults preferred. No Pets. 1340. wheels. Size 75R-14. All man in Glastonbury, said Cum­ Ferris denied that there had Security, references. 646- steel belted. $99.00. Call been any earlier deal under which 643-6832.0 mings last week threatened to Manchester - $139,900. 6113. CAMPERS/ withdraw the support of Manches­ Ferris would throw Glastonbury’s ‘Cheney Home’. Solid 5-5 ter’s delegation from his candi­ delegates behind Rioux in ex­ OFFICE/RETAIL 107 ^MISCELLANEOUS h 1 i CARS TRAILERS \ I two family home In desir­ 3 Rooms-Cleon, quiet, 1st I Auto Luggage Rack — dacy if he did not arrange to have a change for the withdrawal of '0 . . _ f , • able area. Small, quiet floor apartment. Heat, FURNITURE EQUIPMENT o for s a le i^ 'M or s a le l£lJlI | '! 51x84 Chrome stainless number of Glastonbury delegates Manchester Director Cassano street, some remodeling appliances. Prefer retired Garage For Rent. $35 a steel. Suitable for van or already completed. Wir­ lady or older married back AI Rioux of Newington, the from the race earlier this month. Cash Register — Unitrex month. Coll 643-5549 or large wagon. $35.00. 646- Cummings this morning sub­ ing updated, many other couple. No pets. Security, 2000. 1984 model. Elec­ New twin mattress used 647-1242. 3067.O candidate Cummings supports for Improvements made. 3 references. 646-6113. tronic, digital and compu­ tew times. Original $159. sheriff. stantiated Ferris’s account of the events, but said Ferris did not car detached garage, pos­ Kino - Sized bed. Firm terized. Mint condltlV)n. Now $75. Older boxsprlng 1978 Pontloc Grand Prix. "W e all know the realities of sible room for expansion. 1 bedroom apartment. mattress. Two twin box politics ... (but) we in Glastonbury WILLIAM FERRIS mention some important points $99.00. Call 643-9649.D free. Coll 649-1433.4pm- Air condition, power TOWN OF ANDOVER Attic has hardwood Heat plus utilities. $400 a springs. Frame. Excellent 8pm.o do not force our delegates to vote ... "disappointed" discussed during their Friday floors. Coll today for a month. 643-5549 or 647- condition. Will be sold steering, power brakes, $PECIAL BUDGET MEETING "EASY DOES IT" Is the new transmission, shocks M on d ay, Juno 18,1986 one way or another.” Ferris said. conversation. Cummings admitted private showing, won’t 1242. with 2 complete sets of way to describe placing a Nomrod Tent Trailer- Ferris said. At that meeting, Rioux that he had gotten extremely upset last long! Realty World, and rear springs. $2,000 or " I don’t think consideration was sheets, 1 bedspread. All want ad. Just call 643-2711 sleeps 4 to 6, conope, best offer. 646-8787 or The electors and citizens qualified to vote In T own Meetings appealed for the support of Glas­ and had used profanity, but said it 646-7709. □ Manchester-Apartment for $220, or best offer. In the Town of Andover, Connecticut areherebv notified that given that I had to act fairly as and we do the rest! spare tire, good condi­ 649-3467 otter 6pm. tonbury’s 11 delegates to the was provoked by what happened to In 2 Family house (remo­ 643-8082, evenings 8i wee­ tion, $450. 643-6034. a Special Budget Meeting of the Town of Andover will be town chairman and as a Senate deled), 1st floor, 1 bed­ kends. Keep trying!. held In the Andover Elementary School, Andover, on Mon­ candidate.” nominating convention, but was Lanzano. LOTS/LAND 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm day, June 30, 1986 at 8:00 PM for the following purposes: room, parking, cellar I RECREATIONAL For Sole-King Koll twin The withdrawal has left the told the delegation was “fairly “ I cannot forget how Ray FOR SALE cassette. Good running 1. To choose a moderator for sold meeting. Lanzano was treated and it was I storage, yard. $425 Lazy Boy rocker In good I EQUIPMENT matress, excellent condi­ condition. $850. Call 659- Democrats temporarily without a evenly” split between Rioux and monthly. Available Julyl. condition. Gold uphols­ tion, $75. Lawn mower $40. 2. To receive the Revised Budget (or the Fiscal Year from candidate to oppose incumbent his leading opponent. John Tarca very difficult for me to keep 649-2871. tery. $70. 649-0734. □ 2895. Ju ly 1, 1986 to June 30, 1987 as prepared b y the B o a rd of Residential building lot In Ross 20" two wheel girls Call 649-9083. Finance with Its recommendations thereon. Republican Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, a of Plainfield. calm.” he said. Cummings said he Andover. 1.56 Acres. High bicycle. Very good condi­ 3. To adopt o Budget for the Fiscal Year, July 1,1986 to June Manchester real estate broker. Ferris said he also told Rioux apologized several times during and Dry! Offered at 3 Bedrooms, bus line, Small Empire Style maho­ Safe. Older Mellink 1979 Flat Strada. Excel­ that he and some other members of the talk for what he said, "but I do centrally located. $500 gany drop leaf table. Two tion. $25.00. 643-6801.0 lent condition, low mi­ 30, 1987 and to m oke spe cific ap p ro p ria tio ns (or said Speculation on who will replace $45,000. Jackson 8> Jack- model. 13 Inches by 16 period. Ferris — an official in the state the Glastonbury Democratic Town not regret getting angry at the son Real Estate, 647-8400 plus utilities. Security and drawers. (16"x18" Top) Inches by 22 Inches $135. leage. 742-9476. references required. Good condition. Antique. Girl's Bike. — Ross 20", To see If the Town will allocate from Revenue Sharing Department of Motor Vehicles — Committee were upset with issue,” or 646-8646.D Pink. Excellent condition. Coll 568-6652. Funds the sum of $40,731.00 to finance the fo llo w in g Item s Crockett Realty, 643-1577. $75.00. 649-9947. □ Volvo 1972 164E-4 door, 4 In the Budget, If such Items are approved. has centered largely on Stephen T. Rioux’s criticism of High Sheriff Cummings also said that at the $60.00. 646-4848. □ speed with overdrive, Cassano. a member of the Man­ Patrick Hogan, who will step down end of the conversation, he pledged I INVESTMENT Hutch — 54" long top. Has high mileage but good Town Garage S 3,000.00 chester Board of Directors who next year after 25 years In the post. Manchester’s full support for Minl-BIke Frame $35.00. Fire Department 12.240.00 1 PROPERTY glass doors. Excellent condition, must be seen. Town Office Bldg. 9.076.00 recently dropped out and threw his Rioux has been critical of Hogan Ferris. He said he reiterated that condition. Asking $75.00. Call 742-7485 after 5:00 pm. TAG SALES 6 CONDOMINIUMS Q $1250. 646-7315 after pm. L ib ra ry 3.900.00 support to Ferris. for dismissing Deputy Sheriff offer during the. Tuesday meeting, Three stores and Six FOR RENT Coll 646-1565 after 5pm. □ Tow n Holl 1.715.00 Cassano. who teaches at Man­ Raymond Lanzano of Manchester and was puzzled'over the candi­ I Tag Sale Saturday June Law Enforcemen 10.800.00 apartments. Newer 400 chester Community College and in May because of what Rioux has date's decision to drop out. A M P service, newer root. Rollawav bed. Good con- BOATS/MARINE 28. lOom to 4pm, Rain or 840,731.00 Glastonbury - One bed­ ditlon. $20.00. Call 649- Shine. Moving selling ev­ mounted an unsuccessful cam­ said is Lanzano's support for him " I think there's something more UPt photo Block 81 stucco construc­ 1 ^ EQUIPMENT LEGAL NOTICE 5. To see If the Town will allocate a sum not exceeding and not Tarca. Hogan backs here than Ted Cummings getting room Condo. Just receco- 6130.D erything. 55 Virginia Rd., $70,000.00 fro m the T ow n Ow ned Eq u ip m e nt Fund to paign against Zinsser in 1984. said tion. Needs cosmetic rated. New appliances, TOWN OF ANDOVER steamed.” Cummings said. He work. The figures work! Manchester. finance Item 0-2, If this Item Is approved, for the purchase Wednesday he would consider Tarca. and the matter has landed new wall-to-wall carpet. 2 gold living room choirs 16 foot Mad River canoe, at Town Owned Equipment. renewing his campaign. Manches­ in court. (See story on page 3.) noted that Ferris recently was Liberty sail Some owner financing $600 a month. Includes I have a Tax Warrant to possible. Call for all de­ In good condition. Both paddles Included. Used collect taxes for the Town of 6. To do any other business proper to come before said ter Mayor Barbara Weinberg has Ferris — who said he supports promoted to director of driver heat and hot water. 633- for $99.99.c four times. Excellent con­ Andover on the October 1, meeting. tails. $189,900. Strano Real 1M5, Grand List at the rote of also been mentioned as a posible neither Rioux nor Tarca — told licensing at the Department of 8903. dition. $800. Please coll Dated at Andover, Connecticut, this 25th day of June, 1986. The Norwegian square-rigger Christian day to celebrate the statue's 100th Estate, 647-7653.0 Automotive 30.50 m ills. T a xe s In the Rioux that he and other Glaston­ Motor Vehicles — a move that Couch-7 foot. Colonial 643-4942 otter 6pm or 647- candidate. am ount of $100 or less are due JEAN S. GASPER The sequence of events that led bury Democrats think Rioux has includes a salary increase. Radich sails past the Statue of Liberty birthday. It was thefirst of the big sailing Style. Off white tweed. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for and payable In full In July PETER J. MANEGGIA been too critical of Hogan. “ He If Ferris were elected, federal on arrival in New York Ha/bor Wednes­ ships to arrive for the festivities. REAL ESTATE HOMES Professionally cleaned. Bob. 1986. AM MotorVehIcletaxes, NELLIE L. BOISVERT to the withdrawal began when regardless of the amount, certainly did a lot of good also.” law would prevent him from WANTED FOR RENT $200 649-9404, 647-1340. I CARS 064-06 t Cummings became upset with are due In full In July 1986. Ferris during a telephone conver­ Ferris said of Hogan. holding a state job and an elective Hobble Cat - 16'. Califor­ FOR SALE The first auarterly Install­ ______!______nia special. Aluminum 1 Rioux then complained to Cum­ state office. Cummings said Fer­ Wanted to buy a house for Manchester-3 bedrooms, For Sole: Hedstrom baby ment on all other taxes on the sation Friday after Rioux told him carriage. Like new. Call trailer with storage box, October 1, 1985, Grand List about a Thursday meeting with the mings about Thursday’s meeting, ris's charges against him may be a $76,000 thru CHFA In Man­ appliances, $675 per NOTICE 649-2178. $80 firm. double trapeze, loaded. are due and payble July 1, Glastonbury Town Committee. and Cummings telephoned Ferris convenient way of avoiding blame chester or Coventry. No month. Security, No Pets. Excellent condition. Call 1986. Payments made after PUBLIC HEARING First hurricane of season Real Estate agnts Please. 647-9137. August 1, 1986, are sublect to BOARD OF DIRECTORS from withdrawing from the race. For Sale. BroyhlM bed­ 646-3327 or 678-1300. Brad. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 647-1105. $2,800 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto a late charge of 1'/5% per However. Ferris this morning room set. Walnut, con­ month on the late Installment denied his promotion played any temporary style, double trons, AM-FM radio, air from the due dote or a mini­ Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Centered acreage 1 STORE AND bed, night stand, triple cond., beige with tan Inte­ mum of $2. Payments m ay be Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the part in his decision. He said he Wanted. For residential OFFICE SPACE I MISCELLANEOUS rior. Under 14,000 miles In mode by mall or at the Town Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Withdrawal leaves applied for the promotion in April batters Gulf Coast, kills 1 dresser with mirror and Connecticut, on Tuesday, July 1, 1986 at 8:00 P.M. to con­ development. Either sin-’ excellent condition. $9,800 Office Building which Is open — before he formally announced gle family or condomi­ chest. Excellent condi­ I FOR SALE 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mon­ sider and act on the following: tion. $400. or best offer. or best offer. 633-2468. day through Friday. The Tax his candidacy in May. nium. Call 346-4216. Manchester - Downtown Aooropriotlons to be odded to capital accounts of the 1986-87 Donna Gehrke four people were injured today Port Arthur Police Sgt. Robert retail or office space, 1750 646-6033. RCA portable video- Collector Is also In the office budget for the purpose of paving the costs of: Ferris said that in spite of the Monday evenings from 7:00 much speculation The Associated Press when high winds flipped a pickup Williamson said this morning. But square feet. 668-1447. recorder with camera and 1974 Thunderbird - full to 9:00 p.m. 1. Constructing up to 24 units of multifamily residential ren­ pending promotion, he was pre­ For Sale Ethan Allen ma­ extra accessories. Origi­ power, $800. Coll 649-9404, tal housing for the elderly ot 108 North Elm Street, theop- pared to wage a campaign and give truck on a highway outside Beau­ he said he was not aware of any Rentals 053-06 prooriatlon for such prolect to be In the amount of serious damage caused by the ple full size bed with or nal cost approximately 647-1340 and 647-0080. Before dropping out of the race Board of Directors who earlier this up his state job if he won. He added PORT ARTHUR. Texas - Bon­ mont, authorities said. without nearly new box $1,300,000.00; and nie. the season's first hurricane, hurricane. $2000. Now $900. 646-2522 today. William Ferris was unop­ month dropped his campaign that he does not know how much of Bonnie also spawned at least one spring and matress. $150 1981 Plymouth Champ-4 2. Modernizing ond rehabilitating Manchester High battered the Gulf Coast today with tornado after hitting land about Laura Wagner, a dispatcher for otter 5pm. School, Waddell Elementary School, Bowers Elemen- posed in his campaign to win the against Ferris for the nomination, a salary increase he will receive, Wilson Business Offices or best offer. 6464754. speed twin stick, AM/FM, rain and winds upto85mph.lolling 4:45a.m. CDT south of Port Arthur the Jefferson County sheriff’s ROOMS LEGAL NOTICE tory School, Verplanck Elementary School and Nathan Democratic nomination in the said Wednesday he would consider but estimated it wilt amount to and support services. Fur­ Whites Coin Master Metal air conditioning. 65,000 Hale Elementary School, the appropriation for such pro­ one person, knocking out power department in nearby Beaumont, FOR RENT 2 Twin Beds, headboards, miles. New clutch, brakes TOWN ADVERTISEMENT Fourth Senatorial District and renewing his efforts. However, he about $900 a year. and east of High Island, the nished offices, secretarial Detector IV-TR Series 2. NOTICE OF THE jects to be In the am ount of $8,880,000.00. said she also had not received any matress', box springs, bed and radlals. $2500. 646- face incumbent Sen. Carl Zinsser. said the same factors that forced One Democratic source specu­ and flooding low-lying areas be­ National Weather Service said. It service, reception, tele­ $90.00. Call 649-0173.O COLLECTOR OF Flnonclng said appropriations and additions to said budget fore losing its punch over land. was the first June hurricane to reports of damage, though many Room for rent. Kitchen phone answering, word frames, sheets and beds­ 6332. REVENUE by the Issuance of general obllgotlon bonds of the Town Inan R-Manchester. him to withdraw on June 11 still lated today that somebody pres­ preads. Best offer. 643- strike Texas since 1957. roads were covered with water, priveledges, on busline, processing and copier fa­ 2 Snow tires with rims size All persqns liable by law to am ount not to exceed $1,300,000.00 for Item 1 and In an This morning’s announcement apply. sured Ferns to withdraw from the Bonnie was downgraded to a 0867. am ount not to exceed $8,880,000.00 fo r item 2. The storm was downgraded “ It's raining right now and the close to center of town cilities. Level H Watkins F78-14. $75.00.d pay Town taxes are hereby has left the party without a Those include the opportunity to race as'^ way of discrediting tropical storm at mid-morning, notified that I will have a Such matters relating to the foregoing as may be properly when maximum sustained winds winds are blowing. But I ’ve seen it 646-7064. Center, 935 Main St., Man­ candidate — prompting much represent Manchester as head of Cummings. However, another after thousands of beachfront Rote Bill fortheGrand List of considered at said heoring. dropped to 45 mph over land. The worse during regular thunder­ chester. 647-0073. Mattress — Fits hospital INVITATION TO BID 1985 of 47.30 m ills on the d ol­ speculation over who will fill the the Connecticut Conference of source said Ferris “ is not the type residents along the Gulf Coast Unfurnished room for bed. Brand newconditlon. Hearing on Report of the Charter Revision Commission, weather service discontinued all storms.” Ms. Wagner said. The Manchester Public lar (or the Town of Manches­ dated M a y 27,1986. void. Municipalities and as vice presi­ you pressure. He’s independent.” boarded up their homes and fled rent. Female. Shore kit­ CLOTHING $75. Call 643-8555 after ter; Of 6.50 m ills on the dollar hurricane warnings as of 9 a.m. In western Louisiana. Cameron ’ Schools solicits bids for Ferris has agreed to support dent of the National League of Democratic State Chairman Ti­ inland. chen & bath., washer- I RESORT 6pm. Q PAVING WALKWAYS AT for the Fire Department Tox- Proposed fee for Inspecting backflow prevention devices In­ CDT. but warned that gale-force Parish Civil Defense Director dryer on premises. $60 a Ing District of the Town of stalled In connection with and use of the water system. whatever candidate is chosen, but Cities Energy Subcommittee -- mothy J. Moynihan said this PROPERTY Man's brand new suit. ROBERTSON SCHOOL for winds continued over southwest­ Haynes Picou Jr, said, “ We’ve got week. Call 649-1812. the 1986-1987 school year. Manchester and of 10.50mllls said he is not aware of any who activities he would have to forfeit if morning he had not heard of One man was killed when his Two 275 Gallon Fuel on the dollar (or the Special Proposed appropriation to Education Special Beige 3 piece. Size 32. $40. Sealed bids will be received P ro le cts * Fund 41 - E E R A Chapter I, 1986-87 .... $302,404 89 he won election to the Senate and pickup truck was caught in a squall ern Louisiana and southeastern strong winds and reports of a Phone 872-9064.O Tanks. One with 100 gal­ Parking Authority Taxing have come forward. Ferris’s withdrawal. He said he Female Only. Furnished Coventry La k e - until J u lv 2 ,1986,2 :00P .M .,at to be financed by State Grants. and went out of control on a Texas. couple hundred thousand dollars in Waterfront cottages now lons tuel In It. Both for which time they will be District of the Town of Man­ Stephen T. Cassano. a Demo­ was "a little surprised.” and had -room, kitchen prlvledges chester. Proposed appropriation to Education Special "The whole city is out of power,” damages." available. $150-$250 a Men's custom made $99.00. 649^3110.0 publicly opened. The right Is cratic member of the Manchester Please lam lo page 10 no further comment on the matter. roadway near Port Arthur, and on BPSRht. Call 647-9813. reserved to relect any and all Each such tax Is due and pay­ P ro le cts - Fund 41 - E C IA Chapter II, 1986-87 $55,311 00 > week. 742-3022. shoes. Size 11-A. Cost $89, to be financed by State Grants. sell for $25.00. Four Gas Fired Boiler — Four bids. Specifications and bid able, one-half on J u ly 1,1986, Room for mature non­ years old. Large size. forms may be secured at the and one-half on January 1, Proposed appropriation to Education Special smoking gentleman. Air months old. Excellent Business Office, 45 North 1987, pro vided how ever, that P ro le cts - Fund 41- Y o uth Service s 1M6-87 ... $29,692 00 I MISCELLANEOUS condition. 649-1170. □ Buyer must remove. Call School Street, Monchester, any Real Estate Tax amount­ to be financed by a State Gront. conditioning, kitchen 9:30am. to 4:30 pm. $99.00. Connecticut. ing to not more than One TODAY’S HERALD Town begins search for new engineer privleges, wosher/dryer, I FOR RENT 647-8003.O 052-06 Hundred Dollars shall be due Proposed appropriation to Education Special parkin*. CaH 84»5600. 1TV/STEREO/ and payable In one Install­ Prolects - Fund 41 - Math/Science B ill ...... $6,350 00 to be financed by a State Grant. Manchester 22 by 26 Gar­ APPLIANCES Baby Carriage and m ent on J u ly 1 ,1986, and a ny I Personal Property amount­ Proposed appropriation to Educotlon Special of the firing, but Manchester order Senkow back to his job. union bachelor’s degree in civil engi­ age with upstairs. Call for Stroller combination. ing to not more than Two By Alex GIrelll Court of Probate, Prolects - Fund 41 - Summer Enrichment Coventry brouhaha Index officials have insisted the matter is officials have said. neering with "possession of or all details. $150 per month. Panasonic Upright Vo- Beige and white. Excel­ District of Coventry Hundred Dollars shalfbe due and John F. Kirch oa«a!iar‘ and payable in one Instoll- Program 1986...... $14,000 00 The controversial shakeup of the not subject to the procedures. Linda Parry, the town personnel eligibility for license to practice 643-2129 or 646-3929. lent condition. $55.00. 647- Olsliict No. 022 20 pages Manchester Herald cuum — With attach­ ment on July 1, 1986. All M o­ to be flnonced by fees paid by program parti­ engineering in Connecticut.” ments, bogs 8i extra belt. 7 8203 after 4pm.o State of Connecticut cipants. Coventry Police Department and a Helaine Swirda. a union repre­ officer, said today she has received East Hartford, older gen- tor Vehicle taxes shall be due Camosci. the only assistant town Garage For Rent. $35 a months old. $50. Good Court of Probate, and payable In one Install­ Proposed aooroprlotlon to Special Grants - complaint that a petitioning effort ArIvirA 1.9 The town has advertised to sentative. said today that CSEA a few responses to the adyertis- tleman,2 room offlclency, month. Call 643-5549 or Golf Clubs - Lady's District of Coventry m ent on Ju ly 1, 1986. Fund 61 - existing Account *61-866, Day Care engineer, heads a team in the condition. Call 646-3245 was misleading dominated Wed­ RiiAinA«e ifi replace former Town Engineer does not plan to take any action ments. but does not expect most of alt utliOlM, sliorg a both. 647-1242. matched starter with 3 NOTICE TO MAURICE RO­ Public Works Department that after 5pm. FoMure to make first ta be funded by d State Grant...... * s.uwj.wi nesday night’s town meeting on the r:i*a«ifiAri lo-on Walter Senkow despite the fact specifically concerning the adver­ them to arrive until near the end of $72wyklv. 6 width - 2 for 25$ bate on Ju ly 8, 1986 at 7:15 Monday thru Friday Friday with a 30 percent chance of ces Employees Affiliates, con­ Arbitration and has also filed a Manchester or Vernon. Pick Your Own-Peas and M U S T be picked up at the P.M. By order of the court 8:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. STE P H ^EN T. C A S S A N O , s e c r e t a r y 11 R AA/nriH in does not meet the qualifications. 2 M droom Flot-heot and BOARD OF DIRECTORS showers; high 75 to 80. Details on 0 tends the town is violating grie­ complaint with the State Board of Con move In Imme­ String beans. Natsisky Manchester Herald Office The job specifications call for a Please tarn to page 10 hot wifgr, carpeted,'oil D a vid C. Rappe, JOAN M. TROY M anchester, Connecticut this 19th d av of Juno, page 2. Weather 2 vance agreements in its handling Labor Relations. Either could ap*ll«At*$, air condl- diately! 643-2711 ext. 34, Farm, 644-0304. (Please before 11 A.M. ONLY. Judge Collector of Revenue I td6. tlohor. Coll 64M596. ask for Gary. save phone number) 060-06 049-06 054-06 « — MANCHEgTER HERALD. Tbnrwtoy. June » . IWB MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 26. 1986 — 3 WEATHER Settlement seen in sheriffs’ battle By Gsoros Layno arrangement because It would again begin attending meetings of Herald Reporter Rioux. he said. accomplish the goal behind the the deputies. Rioux said he would also begin action -- getting Lanzano rehired. Meanwhile. Rioux Wednesday in-service training of deputy she­ Today’s foracast An out-of-court rettlement Ib in " I have no qualms about it.” repeated his claim that he has the riffs, develop a manual of proce­ the works to end a dispute between Rioux said, adding that the deal support of enough delegates to win dures, institute a dress code and CMMClIcm. MaMackHctu n i lOM^e fttmrf- Manchester Deputy Sheriff Ray­ should be sealed in the next few the nomination. have state auditors conduct spot Sunny Tbunday. highs in the 7Qs. Partly cloudy mond Lanzano and Hartford days. Hogan could not be reached Rioux said he has between 238 checks to promote financial ac­ Thursday night, lows in the SOs. Partly sunny County High Sheriff Patrick Hogan for comment this morning. and 240 delegates, and should have countability. In addition, he prom­ Friday, high 7S to as. that has divided area Democrats Among other things, the dispute about 275 by the end of the week. To ised to create an advisory board to Maiae: Mostly sunny Thursday, highs in the Ma and changed the course of this has played a role in a battle win the nomination at the conven­ oversee the office that would mnlh and Tts south. Fair Ihursdsqr night, lows in year’s 4th Senatorial District between the Democratic chairman tion in July, the support of 202 include representatives from the campaign. the 40s said low SOs. Friday partly sunny, U^hs in in Manchester and the chairman in delegates is needed. state police department, the Hart­ the 70s. Al-Rioux of Newington, who is a Glastonbury, who cited pressure Though the election will take ford County Bar Association, the candidate to succeed Hogan and over the sheriff’s race when he place in November. Hogan will not General Assembly and a member New HanpaWre: Mostly sunny niursday, highs has been spearheading a lawsuit to in the 60s north and 70s Muth. Fair Thursday n i^t, dropped his candidacy In the 4th be replaced until next July, when of the public. overturn the high sheriff’s recent Senatorial District this morning. his current term ends. lows in the upper 4ta and low 60s. Friday partly decision to fire Lanzano. told sunny, highs mostly in the 70s. members of Manchester’s Demo­ SHORTLY AFTER Lanzano. 59, ASIDE FROM RIOUX and RIOUX DENIED CHARGES he Vei'BMBt: Sunny and mild Thursday with a cratic Town Committee Wednes­ was told by Hogan May SO that he Tarca, Republican Stephen Nick said were made by Tarca, cur­ c h a ^ of showers north late in the day, hi|^ 70 to u nptw to day that Hogan’s attorney has would not be reappointed to a Polls and several other Democrats rently one of Hogan’s deputies, 75. Scattered showers and mild Thursday night, approached his attorney about second one-year term as a deputy are seeking the post. But Rioux and that he is less qualified for the post low in the SOs. Friday, cloudy intCTvals, chance of settling the matter. sheriff, he and Rioux filed suit in Tarca have emerged as clear because he has not served in the showers and warmer, high 75 to 80. Today In history Lanzano and Rioux ha ve said the federal court. front-runners and any Republican sheriff’s office. Rioux contended firing last month occurred because The suit claims that Hogan, who will face an uphill battle. that the high sheriff’s post is Lanzano has refused to support has held the influential post of high At Wednesday’s meeting. Rioux basically a managerial position, Extended outlook On this date in 1959, the St. Lawrence Seaway in Canada Hogan’s chosen successor. Deputy sheriff for 25 years and will not also outlined a plan to reform the and he cited his experience in his was opened. Above, President Dwight Eisenhower Sheriff John Tarca of Plainfield. seek a new term this November, county sheriff’s office, promising job as a real estate broker and as Extended outlook for Saturday through Monday: Hogan has said he dismissed points to a fireworks display marking the opening as violated Lanzano’s constitutional he would prevent the abuses he Newington’s Democratic town Connecticut, MassachascUs and Rhode bland: Lanzano for ’’personal reasons.” rights by firing him for political said have occurred under Hogan. chairman. Fair Saturday. A chance of showers Sunday. Fair Queen Elizabeth II watches from the deck of the royal and has refused to elaborate. reasons. The court issued a tem­ Rioux said that as high sheriff, Monday. Highs mostly in the SOs Saturday and yacht Brittania. porary restraining order prevent­ he would require written employ­ If elected, Rioux said he would Sunday and the 70s Monday. Overnight lows in the UNDER THE TERMS of the ing the deputy’s post from being ment applications with character train with the New Haven County 60s Saturday, SOs to the low 60s Sunday and deal, Hogan would reappoint Lan­ filled. references from deputy candi­ high sheriff two days a week Monday. a g ___ zano for another one-year term as If the settlement is agreed to. dates in order to reduce the following the November election before taking office in July. Maine: Mostly fair Saturday except for a chance ^\m§StOtSOC deputy sheriff in exchange for Rioux said. Lanzano would regain political give-and-take that has of showers in the north. A chance of showers early Lanzano and Rioux dropping their his full powers as a deputy sheriff spurred calls for reform. Each Tarca. who was invited to Sunday then clearing. Fair Monday. Highs in the lawsuit, which is scheduled to be and again begin serving legal applicant would be screened by the Wednesday’s meeting but did not 70s, except for the upper 60s north Monday. Lows in heard Monday. Rioux said Wed­ papers in the Manchester area for Connecticut State Police before attend, could not be reached for Partly sunny, then partly cloudy the upper 40s north and SOs south. Today is Thursday. June 26, In 1959. Queen Elizabeth II nesday he would agree to the sliding-scale fees. He also would being personally interviewed by comment. Partly sunny today with high in the mid 70s. Wind west 10 to 15 mph. New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. A chance of the 177th day of 1986 with 188 to formally opened the St. Law­ showers early Sunday then clearing. Fair Monday. follow. rence Seaway in Canada. Partly cloudy tonight with low 50 to 55. Light southwest wind. Highs in the 70s. Lows in the SOs. The moon is moving toward its In 1977, 42 people died in a Becoming cloudy Friday with a 30 percent chance of showers. High 75 Vermont: Scattered thunderstorms and warm third quarter. county jail fire in Columbia. Treasurer hopefuls square off in town to 80. Today's weather picture was drawn by Jennifer Tierney, 10, who Saturday. High in the SOs. Low in the Ste and low The morning stars are Mars Tenn. attends Martin School. 60s. Cooler and dry Sunday and Monday. Highs 6S and Jupiter. to 7S. Lows 4S to SS. By George Layng the Hartford City Council — priority as treasurer would be to made by state Attorney General The evening stars are Mer­ Herald Reporter cury, Venus and Saturn. A thought for the day; French including a two-year stint as increase the money available for Joseph Lieberman to make it more deputy mayor — have helped him Those bom on this date are statesman Maurice Tallyrand lending under that program, he difficult to use an absentee ballot ’’Politics is not a series of better understand the needs of said. illegally. under the sign of Cancer. They wrote, “ In a novel the author gives Across the nation the leading character intelligence 100-yard dashes ... it is a mara­ local governments. He said this Like Borges, he said he would 00 include novelist Pearl Buck in Borges said the Waterbury inci­ and distinction. Fate goes to less thon.” Francisco L. Borges told experience is crucial for a state work on the Connecticut Develop­ SEATTLE 1892; German aircraft designer dent was “ unfortunate.” but he Hurricane Bonnie whipped up high winds along Manchester’s Democratic Town treasurer because many of the ment Authority to stimulate more Hsrald photo by Tuckar trouble: mediocrities playa part in refused to comment further. the Gulf Coast today while temperatures in the Willi Messerschmitt in 1898; great events simply from happen­ Committee Wednesday as he decisions made by the office have a jobs for the state. However, the two Nonheast were unseasonably low. William Lear, developer of the BOSTON ing to be there.” sought support for his bid to direct impact on communities. disagreed on a number of points — Borges listed several towns Lear Jet, in 1902; actor Peter 3000, Meantime, showers and thunderstorms were become the party nominee for If elected, Borges promised to be particularly on the idea of a state where he claims delegate support, Brothers at work scattered across Arizona. New Mexico and Lorre in 1904; Colonel Tom state treasurer. “ an activist treasurer” who would income tax. NEW YORK including West Hartford. East southwest Texas. Parker, the manager of Elvis Boredom just symptom “ This is a campaign that has promote “ innovative, creative, but Borges said he would support an Hartford. Glastonbury. Newington John Kjettson, the president of Yankee Branch 8163 of Thunderstorms also ranged from central North Presley, in 1910 (age 76). and A person who is always com­ continued to move ... (but) we’re prudent programs.” In particular, income tax if it were gradually and Hartford. Headdedthatifheis the Lutheran Brotherhood, works on a small walkway his Dakota into southern Indiana and northen actress Eleanor Parker in 1922 not there yet.” he said.” I need he said he would fully computerize phased in and other taxes were SAN FRANCISCO plaining of boredom may have a elected and Democrats regain group constructed over a bank at the Oak Grove Nature Wyoming; across northeast Wisconsin; andacross (age 64). more serious problem, such as your support.” the treasurer’s office, establish a eliminated. He said such a move control of the General Assembly, a southern Georgia and southern South Carolina. On this date in history; depression or anxiety, according As Borges made his plea, his more effective cash-management makes sense because the state is number of his friends who serve as Center on a recent weekend. The walkway was built to In the Northeast, early-morning temperatures In 1900, Dr. Walter Reed and to a University of Louisville opponent for the Democratic nomi­ system — including depositing the running a surplus and because the Hartford state legislators will have help prevent the erosion of the bank, which is located dropped into the 40s across much of New England. his medical team began what professor. Boredom is just the nation — Maurice Mosley of department’s money withing 24 U.S. Senate has adopted a new tax powerful committee positions — near a small pond. The brotherhood volunteered for the Waterbury — appeared to be hours after it is received so that the plan that would not allow deduc­ New York and eastern Pennsylvania, and down to would be a successful campaign symptom. Although the subject of enabling him to get his programs job as part of its national celebration of National HIGHEST 38 in Vermont. to wipe out yellow fever in the boredom is being studied for the running ahead of him in the battle state can collect interest — and use tions for state sales taxes, which approved. TEMPERATURES Temperatures around the nation at 3 a.m. EDT Panama Canal Zone. first time, the professor has for the support of Manchester’s his position on the Connecticut Connecticut relies heavily on. Fraternal Week. delegation to next month’s state Development Authority to pro­ But Mosley said he is “ very However, Mosley contended he ao. ranged from 38 degrees in Saint Johnsbury. Vt.. to In 1917. first troops of the discovered ways assembly line mote jobs. was the front-runner, a contention <4 MIAMI 92 in Las Vegas. Nev. American Expeditionary Force workers deal with boredom. ’They nominating convention. much opposed” to a state income Mosley, who has served 10 years that was echoed by Cummings, his reached France for action in Cope by daydreaming, whistling According to Theodore T. Cum­ lax. calling it a “ license to spend” mings. the son of Democratic as a state representative from He said the slate surplus is a sign coordinator. Cummings also dis­ Bolton bid confusion LBGEND- World War I, and humming. Town Chairman TheodoreR. Cum­ Waterbury, pointed to his two-year that the current tax system is puted Borges’s claim that he has 60 I SNOW High and low mings and one of Mosley’s local term as executive assistant to working and should not be the support of West Hartford’s coordinators. Mosley has the back­ former state Treasurer Henry changed. delegation. puts project in iimbo \y/ /^SMOWCHS^ FLOW ing of 18 of Manchester’s 23 Parker. Mosley said this has given Another issue that arose at the NEW YORK — The highest temperature Mosley said it is important for UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST ' Lottery him first-hand knowledge of how meeting was whether Mosley was reported Wednesday by the National Weather delegates. The remaining five are Democrats to have a state candi­ also leaning toward Mosley, he the office operates. involved in the illegal use of Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 116 date from a western Connecticut By John Mitchell the apparent lowest was by Struc­ said. absentee ballots in Waterbury town. like Waterbury. because that Herald Reporter tural Contractors of Iowa, for degrees at Palm Springs. Calif. Today's low was 36 during the May primary between Connecticut daily Rhode Island weekly; 393, Nonetheless, both candidates " I HAVE A GOOD knowledge is an area where Republicans are $58,659 — more than $6,000 above degrees at Saint Johnsbury. Vt. I ’ve been there. I’ve been there for Gov. William O’Neill and Toby 4218, 3340S, 744706. were roundly applauded after strong.-Mosley said his support in BOLTON — Confusion over the the amount allocated for the work. Wednesday: 231 two years.” he said as he banged Moffett. National forecast Massachusetts Megabucks: 3- speaking before about 50 town the area will help the Democratic status of bids for a park lighting Levine said this morning that the committee members in Lincoln his fist enthusiastically against the Play* Four: 8349 16-17-18-19-25. The jackpot was Party against the GOP in the project has left the proposal in selectmen can do three things Showers are forecast for portions of the west and east Gulf Coast and podium. Air quality report $6,149,740. There was one Center. Borges and Mosley each MOSLEY DENIED any wrong­ November election. limbo. Administrative Assistant when bids are too high. They can south Atlantic Coast regions. Scattered showers and thunderstorms winner. said their past experience has During that time. Mosley said, doing and said he was confident an Karen Levine said today. ask the Board of Finance for the Other numbers drawn Wed­ are predicted for portions of the southern Plateau, central and southern HARTFORD — The state Department of qualified them for the position. he helped launch the Yankee Mac investigation would prove his Mosley also pointed to his record Monday night, frustrated extra money, try to get it through Environmental Protection reported that the air nesday in New England; Massachusetts daily; 3461. program that provides low- innocence. He said he also fully of never losing a primary or members of the Public Building revenue sharing or solicit new bids Plains, upper and lower Mississippi Valley, upper Great Lakes and quality was good on Wednesday and was expected Tri-state daily: 237, 6237. Massachusetts weekly; Y el­ BORGES SAID his four years on interest housing loans. His top supported recommendations general election. Commission told the first select­ for the work. “ Going the revenue south Atlantic Coast regions. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. to be good on Thursday. Rhode Island daily: 8071. low 442, Blue 40, White 7. man that they neither saw the bids sharing route is more time con­ for the plan they instituted nor suming,” Levine said. were made aware of what the Monday night, the PBC Deejays to watch as gas line grows Board of Selectmen planned to do members, meeting in the absence about the project. of diairman Michael Missari. “ We might as well just watch TV called Cheney to their meeting. every other Monday night.” hand. washes. Cosenza said that the Cheney told them that the select­ By John Mitchell He said that Groot's plans to add member Jose Ramirez said at the Herald Reporter Through the promotion, drivers four extra employees for the sale, special will be happening again for men had not given the bids to the PEOPLE 96 minutes on Friday from 4:30 PRC’s regular meeting Monday. finance board, which has the have the chance to get regular and and will make sure that the Ramirez was concerned that the With the aid of the proper unleaded gas for 48 cents a gallon p.m. to 6:06 p.m. power to accept or reject bids. underground gas tanks are full. selectmen didn’t fully inform PBC for 96 minutes on selected days. How to find the station and car bumper sticker and a bit of “ It’s ail a matter of getting people members of their intention to turn “ I ’m in the process of trying to Vehicles must have the station’s wash? Look for the lines. Video vanity No Newhart in Vermont patience. Manchester residents in and out efficiently at the down bids on lighting work to be get your monies through revenue bumper sticker on their car. will be able to fill up their gas tanks pumps," Groot said. done at Herrick Memorial Park. sharing,'’ Cheney said, adding, “ I “ Friday Night Videos" marks its third Bob Newhart, whose television show often for 48 cents a gallon Friday. Bumper stickers can be picked up don’t have the full authorization He added that the station had Ramirez had heard that the anniversary this week with a "best-of” show portrays Vermont residents as boorish and The low price at Groot’sAutomo- . at McDonald’s restaurants or at selectmen gave the bids to the from the Board of Selectmen” but executive producer Dick Ebersol is backward, has turned down an invitation to tive Service on East Middle the scene of the fill-ups. done it three years ago, during a gasoline crunch, and the special For the Record Board of Finance, which rejected The Board of Selectmen last concerned about the rock video industry. visit Montpelier, the state’s capital. ’Turnpike will result from a “ gas- “ We’ll be out there at the station them. week planned to recommend rejec­ " I thought they were nice little pop-culture Montpelier on the Move, a civic group up” promotion by Atlas Oil and giving them out. so everyone can ran at what the cost of gas is now. He called the event “ a lot of fun.” But the Board of Finance never tion of the bids but had never mini-movies." he says. “ Today the only headed by Steve Faust, wanted the "N e ­ WnC-FM. according to the Hart­ fill up.” Cosenza said. provided the information to the Thomas Mikloiche. 400 Wood­ received the bids, so they have not sadness I feel about the video movement is whart’’ star to participate in the city’s ford radio station’s promotional PBC. Cheney said. “ It’s either On Friday. Groot’s will be selling Groot said he didn't expect any land St., was issued a warning been rejected, according to First that they are getting away from the annual Fool’s Fest. a summertime vaude­ manager. Peter Cosenza. problems with customers. “ The (revenue sharing) or can it,” the cheaper fuel from 3:30 p.m. to June 19 for failure to yield right of Selectman Douglas Cheney. mini-movies and being mini-ego salutes. ville and music celebration. Swing Low Cosenza said that Groot’s is the Cheney said, “ and I don’t want to 6:42 p.m. deejays are here, and the people way, not a ticket. Of the three bids that were Now it’s a mix of the act in concert footage Faust said he talked to a Newhart Benny Goodman, who died on June 13, was the first big first of four ‘gas-ups’ planned in are out talking to them.” submitted by last week’s deadline. can it” Bill Groot, the station’s man­ On Monday, the Herald reported and the act preening in front of a mirror. I spokesman and it turns out Newhart, who the town during the “ Summer of band leader to bring black musicians into a white band 96’ ’ promotion at WTIC. which is at ager. said he got involved with the Cosenza said WTIC does a incorrectly that he had been find that annoying.” plays a Vermont inn owner, has never been to — for example, by making use of the vibes of Lionel 96.5 on the FM radio band. Others promotion through his supplier. similar promotion with the Gentle charged with failure to yield right Ebersol won’t tell which songs will be on the state. The closest he has come is Hampton (left). Jazz, which has influenced music are set to occur July 17, Aug. lOand Atlas Oil. Groot said he was hoping Touch Car Wash on Broad Street. of way in connection with an the show but says the artists are Phil Collins, browsing through a travel brochure. With the bumper sticker, on select accident that occurred on Oakland throughout the world, was created by unknown black Aug. 29. according to Cosenza. who to “ bring some people that other­ Whitney Houston, the Cars, Una Turner, didn’t have the town lineup on wise may not come into the area.” days, residents can get free car Street June 19. Michael Jackson, Duran Duran, Prince, Van Allman reunion artists. But blacks often had a hard time receiving Haien, Z.Z. Top, Uonei Richie, the Poiice. credit for their efforts. The earliest jazz recordings were Madonna, Don Heniey, Cyndi Lauper and Gregg Allman and the other surviving made in 1917 by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. All Dire Straits. members of the Allman Brothers Band plan Leak sends 5 to MMH Ebersol says his collaborators talked him to reunite for a July 12 performance, Ueir the members of this band were white. out of including his favorite video. Collins’ first concert reunion in four years. DO YOU KNOW — What was Ferdinand Morton’s Five J.C. Penney Co. employees ceived reports of the strange odor “ Take Me Home.” “ They said it’s too much “ I hope there can be a 1980s Allman nickname? went to Manchester Memorial at 1:44 p.m. Tuesday. When the like a travelogue, not a video." he said. Brothers Band without losing what the whole Hospital Tuesday and Wednesday spill was detected. Penney em­ idea is about, which is just playing good WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER — The Eighth Amendment after a “ strange odor” was de­ ployees sealed the truck and music.” drummer Jai Johnny “Jalmoe” forbids “cruel and unusual punishments." tected at Penney’s catalog distri­ moved it into a locked, fenced area Johnson said Tuesday. 6-26-86 « KnowledRe Unlimited, Inc. 1986 bution center, officials said. outside the 2.2-million square-foot Johnson and keyboard player Chuck The employees were treated for building. CIA gets the story UPl photo Leavell, who joined the band following the “ minor exposure to chemical It was learned later that the death of guitarist Duane Allman in 1971, said A Newipaper in Education Program solvents” and were released Tues­ Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Sponaored by boxes taken off the truck and BIRTHDAY PARTY — Actress Ruth the group will play at the Volunteer Jam day afternoon, a hospital spokes­ Hersh is getting scoop^ by the CIA on his brought into the warehouse had concert in Nashville. Tenn. The Manchester Herald man said. He said the five own book. Warrick of “All My Children" soap- absorbed some of the toxic sub­ Berry Oakley, the band’s original bassist, employees returned to the hospital opera fame celebrates- her 70th Wednesday to “ play it safe.” but stance. which starts as a liquid and Hersh says CIA Director William Casey birthday Wednesday during a party was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1972 later becomes a rubbery sub­ called him last week to say his upcoming and Johnson left in 1980. In addition to were released without further treatment. stance. O’Marra said. book, ‘ “ The Target Is Destroyed’ : What held at the Empire Club in New York Johnson, original band members Gregg Really Happened to Flight 007 and What City. Helping her celebrate is her Allman, Dickey Betts and Butch Trucks will Manchester Herald The odor was apparently caused O’Marra said the boxes were FAIRWAY Americans Knew About It.” might violate grandson, Eric Rolf. perform at the concert. by a spill of some material inside a 'placed in an isolated room inside • 0 ^ delivery triick that arrived at the the distribution center that has its DEPARTMENT STORE the law. The book is about the Soviet downing USPS 327-500 VOL. CV. No. 227 975 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 646-1717 M/C-VISA of a Korean Air Lines jet and isn’t due out Penney warehouse in the Buckland own ventilation system. PuMIthad dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Industrial Park Tuesday. Thomas Store Hours: M-T-W-F-S 9-9:30/Thurt. 9-8/Closod Sunday until September. No advance copies are out Tea with the Tomlins and cartain holldayi by tha Man- weekly, $6.50 for one month. $19.25 However, at 9:40 a.m. Wednes­ Funny marriage chaatar Publlahing Co.. leBralnard for three months, $38.50 for tlx R. O’Marra, a spokesman for the From Basics To The "Impossible" To Find, and no one knows how Casey knew what’s in day. O’Marra said, the district fire Comedian Uly Tomlin and her brother Ptaca. Mancbaatar, Conn. O6O40. months and $77.00 for one year. Eighth District Fire Department, You Should Come Here First. the hook. Second claet poetege paid at Man- department received reports of a Caroline Kennedy's husband-to-be, Edwin plan to open a tea room .gift shop and galleria Mall rates are available on request. said the material contained the Wltidow Shades Cut * Keys Made “ It seems to me that as far as I recall. as of Schlofsberg, says he chose designer Willi cheater, Conn. POSTMASTER: chemicals tolulene. xylene and “ toxic leak” in the warehouse. in downtown Paducah. Ky. Send addraas changes to the Man- Deputy Fire Chief John Mace the last few weeks there still is a First Smith to make the clothes for his wedding naptha, which create an odor when Fairway has been doing business on Main St. for 20 years. On April 2nd. “ Lily Tomlin’s on Broadway” will open in chastsr Herald, P.O. Box 591, Man- To place a classifled or display investigated that report and Amendment in the United States.” said party partially because of Smith’s sense of they are exposed to the fc niarged to show detail September and will feature mannequins of chaatar. Conn. 06040. advartlaemant, or to report a news “ found no evidence of chemical All ringi available in 14K whileor vellow gold Fairway opened under new management. Pictured above is new owner Steve humor. atmosphere. Josephs in one of their new departments, window shades. Hersh, a New York Times reporter. “ I know some of Miss Tomlin’s characters, such as Item, story or picture Idea, call 643- exposure.” O’Marra said. there’s been a new conservative appointed to Designs from the award-winning Smith, Ernestine the operator and little girl Edith GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5 Tolulene. which is highly flam­ Fairway will carry basically the same merchandise, plus strengthen some p.m. Monday through Friday. areas, and add some new lines. New merchandise and services in the store the Supreme Court but there still is fre^ om 38, are known more for pop style and comfort Ann. you don’t racaive your Herald by mable. can cause sickness if a Mace. verified that the boxes 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 6 a.m. Satur­ person is exposed to it in large now include window shades, key cutting and Recycled greeting cards (com ing of speech.” than society-wedding seriousness. “ We have worked together so long. In and delivered to the center and the day, please talaphona your carrier. enough quantities for a long period soon. Portal Publications & The Far Side. |1 card line in the country). Custom Random House Chairman Robert Bern­ “ He has a combination of great style and out of show business, that we thought we truck that delivered them were If you’re unable to reach your car­ The Mancheatar Herald it a mem­ of time. O’Marra said. He said the Jewelers Since 1885 framing will be available in the near future also. stein said. "Although Mr. Casey and other real integrity and he’s funny too,” Schloss- would do this together,” Tomlin said of her rier, call aubacribar tarvica at 647- ber of the Aeaociatad Pratt, a lu b - still being contained. The new Fairway will always be a store where you can find a helping hand Chemicals are contained in contact BRISTOL FARMINGTON HARTFORD MANCHESTER MERIDEN MILFORD „ government officials may be embarrassed berg told Manhattan Inc. magazine. “ His brother. Richard. 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdeyt or 10 a. tcribar to United Praat Interna­ for advice or suggestions quite unlike those big chain stores! Come in soon! m. Saturdaya lor guaranteed dallv- tional newt tarvicaa and a msmber 'Cement, the substance that was O’Marra said the leak was NEW HAVEN SOUTHBURY TOHRINGTON TRUMBULL WATERBURY LINCOLN. HI by Mr. Hersh’s book, I am satisfied its clothes are what I feel comfortable in.” The Watch tor our grand re opening sale coming soon! Their mother, Lillie Mae Tomlin, is a ary In Mancheatar. of tha Audit Bureau of Circulations. ispllled. handled well by Penney manage­ Micnaen ChargiVMMlw Caiil/ViM/Am«nc«n E.pieM______publication is in the national interest and is wedding is July 19 and the bride’s gown will western Kentucky native who returned after 9 ; O’Marra said the district re­ ment and seemed to be stabilized. \ entirely lawful.” be designed by CaroHua Herrera. the death of her husband in 1970. A * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. 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the side of Interstate 84 in Middlebury after O ’Neill claims delegates Lawsuit seeks voiding of session Connecticut the trooper had pulled over the truck driver. ‘Friends’ sought Daniels was believed to be driving a car GOP remains mum HARTFORD - Gov. William A. O’Neiil Judd Evarhort in Brief that struck and killed Harron Waller, 47, of House. O'Neill believes the state Was it done in a constitutional adopted. Newark, N.J., and injured Trooper Cynthia says he has managed to pick up the support of Tile Associated Press constitution requires an absolute manner, a legal manner, or was it some convention delegates previously for the retarded O'Neill said that because be Perugini, 29, at about 5:20 a.m. Saturday, pledged to his challenger for the Democratic majority to call a special session. not?" O'Neill said "A re you believes the session was improp­ on plan for surplus state poiice said. HARTFORD — The Senate setting a precedent that, in the erly held, "there is no bill" and be Water ban Imposed Perugini was preparing to give Waller a gubernatorial nomination, Toby Moffett. AAark A. Dupuis is a paid professional or a service president and speaker of the House Democrats boycotted the ses­ future. anjHime a minority wants won't sign the measure passed. He ticket when a car veered onto the shoulder, But on Wednesday, the governor would not United Press International < provider.” he said. have been named in a lawsuit filed sion. held earlier this month, and to call a meeting of the General noted, however, that any bill not "We have a general agree­ striking the two and the trooper’s cruiser,- say how many more delegates he has “ The concept behind citizen by Attorney General Joseph I. the tax relief bill was approved Mark A. Dupuis without them. Assembly, they're able to do so? signed by the governor automati­ United Press Interrtatlonol ment that has some flexibility.” BRIDGEPORT — Fishing and swimming police said. garnered. He said only that the number was HARTFORD — The state hopes advocacy is to involve ordinary Lieberman challenging the legal­ That has to be resolved" cally becomes law. Thus, the lax Senate President Pro Tempore has been banned in a section of Long Island Daniels was charged with second-degree “ more than he has picked up of mine.” to recruit as many as 3,100 citizens back in the process of ity of a special legislative session Named as defendants were relief will still be available for the Philip S. Robertson,. R- Sound near a former trash-to-energy plant mansiaughter with a motor vehicle whiie He was responding to Moffett’s announce­ volunteers under a new program to planning the lives of individuals held this month to pass a tax-relief Senate President Pro Tempore Jaines E. Kennedy, spokesman HARTFORD — Republican elderly poor. Oieshire. told reporters after after an explosion and fire released poten­ intoxicated, second-degree assault with a ment this week that Moffett had won over provide friendship and assistance and representing their interests,” bill for the low-income elderly. Philip S. Robertson. R-Cheshire. for Lieberman. said the attome>' legislative leaders have agreed the leadership meeting tially toxic material into the storm sewers. three delegates originally pledged to the to mentally retarded people. McGaughey safd’ and House Speaker R.E. Van general would prefer to see the If the court eventually rules it on proposals to spend $80 motor vehicle while intoxicated, evading Lieberman was acting Wednes­ concluded. Four silos at the abandoned plant con­ responsibility and operating a motor vehicle governor. Volunteer advocates will be An advocacy program was re­ Norstrand. R-Darien. case settled out of court perhaps was illegal, the measure would million or more from the state’s day at the behest of Democratic with a suspended license, officiais said. Moffett’s campaign is based on getting into individually paired with mentally quired under a settlement of a by getting the GOP to put the bill have to be re-adopted in a future growing budget surplus but tained a combination of rotting garbage and Gov William A O'Neill, who The suit seeks a judgment from The leaders said they will not a primary against O’Neill in September. To retarded people and will represent federal court suit filed against the back on the agenda for the current special session awi the tax relief have refused to disclose what unknown chemicals which could be toxic, believes the session was illegally Superior Court declaring the ses­ disclose specifics of the pro­ do that, he needs the support of 270, or 20 them at meetings with state state demanding that mentally special session and having it would still not be jeopardised, the their ideas include. city Director of Public Heaith Christopher held because a resolution calling sion and the bill it passed void. The governor said. gram until they have had time Cannon said Wednesday. percent, of the 1,349 delegates to next Department of Mental Retarda­ retarded people be moved from suit could ultimately end up in the re-adopted. Charter ship needs tow the session was approved by less Although Robertson was served The top leaders of the GOP ' to outline it to rank-and-file The flash fire broke out Tuesday as one of month’s nominating convention. Moffett tion officials to plan individualized large institutions into smaller, than a truemajority of theHouseof state Supreme Court. Republicans "He'd rather avoid all this with the court papers. Van Nor­ majorities in the House and representatives and, senators the silos was being demolished to make way claims to be about 15 away from that total. programs. community-based settings. have said they're anxious to have Representatives. brouhaha." said Kennedy. strand was not immediately avail­ Senate held a closed meeting and gauge how much support for a new trash-to-energy plant being built at OLD SAYBROOK — A 63-foot ship O’Neill predicted he would win more than McGaughey said between 600 the constitutional question re­ “ It is fouTided on the belief that Republican leaders, however, able. the attorney general's office Wednesday and announced af­ there is for passage. the site by the Connecticut Resource chartered by a group of senior citizens had to 80 percent of the delegates, keeping Moffett and 800 advocates alone will be The resolution was passed 71-56 solved so that future sessions will out of a primary. ordinary citizens can and will be have refused to take such action, said, and that delayed the actual terward that they had generally Recovery Authority. be towed back to port after it took on water needed to assist mentally retarded five votes shy of an absolute not be in doubt. The leaders have been talking able to make a difference in the claiming the resolution was legally filing of the suit in Hartford agreed on proposals for using up The materiai has been in the siios since the when it hit a rock about 2 miles off the people being moved from the majority of the ISl-member '"The question is very simple; about distributing some of the lives of handicapped people.” Jim passed and the bill properly Superior Court. surplus funds not already ear­ plant was closed in 1980, Cannon said. Connecticut coast in Long Island Sound. Mansfield Training School to surplus to cities and towns or McGaughey, director of the new marked to be spent. "The water in the area is very unclean to The ship “ Seven Seas” and its 57 Jurisdiction chaiienged group homes and other facilities using the money for recycling program, said at an inaugural begin with,” Cannon said. "I don’t beiieve passengers and crew members struck a rock under the court settlement. The General Assembly con­ programs or setting it aside in ceremony Wednesday. peopie swim in the area, but they do fish from shortly before 4 p.m. Wednesday and began While the court action prompted vened a special session Monday funds to help pay for local public Ten jjeople have been trained as the nearby piers.” taking on water, said U.S. Coast Guard Petty the program. McGaughey said the Lieberman denies bid for primary suit to enact a bill to allocate the works or clean water projects. NEW LONDON — Attorneys for Michael B. advocates so far under pilot surplus but ran into problems Officer John Cadarette. Ross were expected to continue their programs getting started in east­ state Office of Protection and when a plan drawn up by the House Majonty Leader Ro­ There were no injuries reported, Cadarette arguments today that two of the four women ern Connecticut, and officials hope Advocacy for the Handicapped and Judd Everhart GOP leaders was rejected by Hit-run suspect charged said. he is accused of murdering were killed in to expand the program statewide Developmentally Disabled is going In any case, the matter will be election and the city’s 49 conven­ to go ahead with his own legal bert G. Jaekle. R-Stratford. The Associated Press rank-and-file House The Seven Seas departed from Saybrook Rhode Island rather than Connecticut. in the next two years. far beyond the settlement’s re­ pursued, the spokeswoman said tion delegates action, "then he should by all said he hopes the House can Republicans. Point, and struck a rock in the shoais off The case was recessed Wednesday after­ quirements in setting up the Lieberman said it was unlikely After published allegations of approve a bill as early as McGaughey said the state even­ HARTFORD - If Toby Moffett means use his constitutional rights WATERBURY — A motorist has been Cornfield Point, he said. noon, shortly after former Chief State program. that a state court would give his absentee ballot abuses, the Water­ to the utmost. Monday. tually hopes to recruit as many as wants a suit filed seeking a new The GOP leaders initially ordered held on $25,000 bond after she was Coast Guard and salvage crews were Medical Examiner Catherine Galvin con­ "I would say that Connecticut is office the necessary "standing” to bury state’s attorney began an ” If he feels as though he was 2,000 or 3.000 advocates to volun­ delegate election in Waterbury. expected to have about $40 Senate Majority Leader Regi­ charged with drunken driving in a hit-and- called by the skipper of the Seven Seas after it cluded her half-hour of closed testimony. Her in the lead in terms of the vision of bring the suit and that Moffett investigation and three people defrauded in Waterbury. then he teer to spend time with a retarded he'll have to do it himself million to spend but received nald J. Smith. R-New Hartford, run accident that killed a truck driver and took on about 10 to 12 inches of water in its testimony was closed because the defense expanding the program of this • should do it himself. have so far been arrested. should take that to the absolute person and represent that person’s Attorney General Joseph I. new figures just Tuesday show­ said he has no plans to call the injured a state troojjer. engine room, he said. attorneys wished to avoid pretrial publicity. nature on a statewide scale.” he "It is our opinion that a court If there is to be a new election, it limit . interests to the state. said. Lieberman rejected Moffett's re­ ing the unallocated portion of Senate back into session until it Yolanda Daniels, 27, of Waterbury ap­ A commercial salvage vessel towed the Ross, 26, a former insurance salesman, is would find, in all probability that would have to be held soon The ” lf 1 were he. I would do exactly “ A lot of people with develop­ quest that he file such a suit the surplus now could reach is clear the House Republicans peared Wednesday in Waterbury Superior Seven Seas back to Old Saybrook, where it accused of murdering four young women in McGaughey said four counties in this office lacks authority to nominating convention is now mental disabilities do not have that.” O’Neill said "However, I from $80 million to $120 million. will go with the plan. Court on charges she hit the two victims on was moored at about 5:30 p.m. New London County. Vermont have advocacy programs because of allegations of wides­ pursueon your behalf the relief you three weeks away. family members involved in their pread absentee ballot fraud. believe that we won in Waterbury as do five counties in the Atlanta are seeking.” Lieberman said in a Rebecca Doty, spokeswoman for by the 43-vote margin. I think as The leaders who met Wednes­ "We’re not calling senators lives. Everyone who touches them area. Lieberman suggested Moffett go letter to Moffett Moffett, said it was ” sad” that the to federal court, alleging his civil the case unravels it’ll stay and I day refused to say how they back until the House leadership Moffett lost the Mav 20 Water­ attorney general lacked the au­ rights were violated because of think that it’ll be found that if there would like to spend the windfall, has completed their sales job .” bury election to Gov William A thority to file such a suit ” in a was any chicanery, it was not on fraud A spokeswoman for the except to say their proposal Smith said, repeating that the O’Neill by 43 votes. Moffett was the matter like Waterbury where our part.” includes options that could be Moffett campaign said he was Senate was ready Monday to go victor on the machine vote, but there was clear violation of elec­ Both candidates have said they added or deleted to win rank- with the earlier plan the House considering that move, and possi­ O’Neill won enough of the 819 tion la w " ble action in state court. knew nothing of any irregularities anH-file support. Republicans turned down. absentee ballots cast to win the O’Neill said that if Moffett wants in Waterbury Tirozzi FllnE“#Tlill F JlllO f a seeks I I I II11 I I I I 50% OFF $1 billion G R O ssm ftns

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The demise of the Alaska Plan in Connecticut comes as welcome news. When House Republicans this week turned Sick pilots down the proposal. which would have distributed about $30 million of the state budget surplus on a per-capita basis, they did away with a flawed formula that would have I THINK allowed to fly set a flawed precedent. .VE.'VE ipcatep The trouble lay in the plan’s method for iHEPRo^m after exams And until December 31st it will stay down calculating how the funds would be used. i Decisions on spending would have been made at 1175% AfR on all Connecticut National Credit Cards. by legislators after they had held public WASHINGTON - The Federal Aviation Administration is scrambling to clean up a . hearings within their districts. frightening problem: Auditors found that many The Connecticut Conference of Municipali­ doctors were giving sloppy or incomplete physical ties — an organization of municipal officials exams to pilots, especially those who fly small — properly characterized that distribution planes. save money with our lower rate. Simply check mechanism as “an unprecedented intrusion The Hercules in charge of this stable-cleaning ' 2 into the home-rule authority of towns and BI^REAUCRAcY operation is Federal Air Surgeon Frank Austin, a the coupon below and advise us where and how cities.” medical doctor and former Navy test pilot who much. Connecticut citizens have grown flew in Vietnam and assisted in Mercury space ■ / A , flights. Since the auditors reported their findings Compared to the summer discount rates at accustomed to a system that puts no layer of / / / / / last July, about 100 of 900 examining physicians government between the state and the have been stripped of their authority to give FAA some banks, Connecticut National offers low municipalities. The Alaska Plan would have certification to pilots. interest for a longer time—all the way until the created an artificial and temporary layer of In addition, the.backlog of faulty physicians end of the year. 6 awaiting investigation and correction has dropped fiscal authority that could serve no purpose What’s more, for new customers, there’s but to give incumbent legislators political from 100 in 1984 to fewer than 50 currently. “I feel pretty happy about it.” Austin told our associate ooH absolutely no membership charge or annual fee leverage. Stewart Harris. However the Legislature decides to use the The Transportation Department auditors’ until 1987. surplus, which is estimated to reach $300 unpublished report is enough to whiten the So, take advantage of this limited time offer. million by the end of the fiscal year June 30. knuckles of the most devil-may-care air traveler. Ooi Simply stop in or call any branch to apply. Better legislators must keep in mind that it is an Though Austin assured us that 99 percent of the asset that belongs to the entire state — not a errors turned up by the auditors were clerical yet, just fill out the application below. It only massive pork barrel. Open Forum goofs, some were not. As a result, dangerously takes a minute and if you qualify, your card will unhealthy pilots were certified fit to fly. Because the Republicans control both be in the mail within days. houses of the Legislature, the burden is on school year, thus making pro­ On June 20.1986. the townspeo­ FOR EXAMPLE, on March 21,1984, an So, the next time you use the convenience of them to use the funds wisely. A number of Andover board jected costs uncertain. Factors ple voted 270 to 92 to continue to FAA-certified military doctor in Pensacola, Fla., worthy options are open to them as they seek other than money should not be operate town-owned buses — a declared a retired naval commander healthy From now until the encJ of the year, all a Credit Card, make sure you’re saving money to put together a program in the midst of must hear voters ignored. margin of 3 to 1. Compared with enough to pilot a small plane, even though he too, with a Connecticut National MasterCard, their intra-party disagreements. the last referendum of 1983 to suffered from atrial flutters and and cardiac Connecticut National Credit Cardholders can In the event of a breakdown, arrhythmia — both heart conditions that can VISA or gold MasterCard. One idea that appeals to state Sen. Carl To the Editor: the nearest mechanic serving appropriate 3‘A million dollars take advantage of a special 11.75% APR interest for the renovation of the senior ground a pilot — as well as gallstones, kidney Zinsser. R-Manchester, is to use part of the Nichols is located in East Hamp­ stones and a hernia. rate on new purchases made with our Master- surplus to fund education in the future. That We would like to address Nellie ton. which is 35 minutes away. A high, when 180 voters turned out. Boisvert’s letter to the editor of this referendum makes a state­ Officials in charge of monitoring the physical Card, VISA and gold MasterCard. is worth considering, as are several other response for help may not be exam records didn’t get the pilot's file until 42 June 18. forthcoming immediately. ment to the Board of Education. Compared to the 19.8% interest many banks proposals that have been put forth. Not only do we want to days later, when it arrived at the Civil Most of the people who praise the education The letter states that "our Andover’s history of power Aeromedical Institute in Oklahoma City, Okla. By are charging, Connecticut National offers a sig­ part-time bus drivers are paid continue town-owned buses but enhancement act passed recently to boost shortages and early school clos­ we want the Board of Ed to be the time they got most test data on the nificant savings. And as if that weren’t enough, $8.91 per trip, special-ed drivers ings due to inclement weather is ex-commander, it was too late: 60 days had J teacher salaries also admit it will be costly in are paid $41.’^ per day and truly representative of the tax­ t)A P R known. Contracted buses cannot payers of Andover. passed, and under the law medical certification Connecticut National will pay off your existing . ' the future. The need for quality teachers will another driver $62.71 per day. an be expected to be as prompt as was considered "affirmed” by the FAA. 1175 balances on other bank Credit Cards so you can not end when the current plan terminates in aide on the special-ed van is town-owned buses in delivering Joan V. Foran Despite urgent pleas from the Aeromedical three years, nor will the need for state aid to being paid $31 79 per day” We children safely home. Christine Jurovaty Institute, the pilot did not relinquish his medical take issue with these figures: local school districts. Mrs. Boisvert stated the school Andover certification. Connecticut National Bank they are all incorrect Another case: On Nov, 1,1983, an FAA-certified r Another proposal is to put more money into bus issue has “taken over the Revolving Credit Department MSN-637 the effort to clean up Connecticut’s rivers, ALSO, we question h e r .source of time that could be better spent on doctor in Lagos, Nigeria, approved a pilot to fly 84 Orange Street information since no bus driver commercial aircraft for another year. When the u streams and lakes, something that would matters concerning the educa­ New Haven, Connecticut 06510 benefit towns like Manchester, which need to or special-ed driver was in­ tion of our children.” To this we Letters policy examination record arrived at the Aeromedical formed formally of next year’s reply. “What can be more Institute three months later, officials were Ye.s, I’d like to apply for a Connecticut National Ma.stcrCard □ and/or VISA □ improve their sewage treatment facilities. The Manchester Herald wel­ appalled to see that the medical exam was blank already negotiated salary How important to a child’s welfare comes original letters to the Still another idea would be to put some of is it that Nellie Boisvert is privy than his safety?” except for some eye tests. The medical examiner editor. UOMK"HONK the surplus funds into recycling of solid to information that employed Andover is a small rural Letters should be brief and to in Nigeria never replied to inquiries from the AlM'I.ICANT/CO-Am.KANTNAMK waste. That would benefit towns which, personnel or taxpayers are not community with an elementary institute, which eventually dropped its attempt to the point. They should be typed get a complete physical examination on the unlike Manchester, have landfill space It also seems fallacious rea­ school of approximately 225 or neatly handwritten, and. for □ OWN record. rknt problems. soning to think that Nichols, a students. We own five buses, two ease in editing, should be double­ □ CITY. STATF. /IP N Obviously, it won’t be hard to find effective busine.ssman. will make a suffi­ vans and a car. Why has the spaced. Letters must be signed school bus issue become such a BASED ON A RANDOM SAMPLING of the uses for the surplus if the legislators can keep cient profit only by paying his with name, address and daytime 56,500 fliers who passed FAA-certified annual politics from being their chief concern If the bus drivers less than the town of source of dissension? telephone number (for DATK OK BIRTH SOCIAL SKCl’RITY NO. Andover pays The letter to the editor from physicals in 1983. the auditors indicated that lawmakers decide to waste taxpayers’ verification). roughly 5 percent should have been grounded or at The contract with Nichols is Nellie Boisvert was not the The Herald reserves the right KMPLOYKD BY HOW l.ONCl •MONTHLY TAKK HOMK money as they seek re-election, their efforts open-ended and prices can be sentiment of the Board of Select­ to edit letters in the interests of least restricted for health reasons. Almost half the deserve to backfire on Election Day. men or the townspeople. mistakes or omissions by the examining Please pay off the following Credit Card: increased within a contracted brevity, clarity and taste. physicians involved significant areas such as vision, blqod pressure and pulse, urinalysis and medical history. BANK NAMK ACCOl'NT NUMBFR AM O l’NTOF PAYMKNT The auditors found that generally the most The undersigned eeriify ihui the ubove inlormaiion is true ynd eorreei and aiiihorizes Connectieui National Bank Porn pros fiddle with facts and threaten errors were committed by physicians who gave to obtain a consumer report and exchange information in regard toeredit inquiries. the fewest medical exams. For example, at Even before the Attorney General’s 7-Eleven and other stores for selling porn. McGuire Air Force Base, N.J., the doctor with the Commission on Pornography has formally issued It asked firms to “advise the commission ... if lowest error rate (29.5 percent) gave 465 exams in ICANT/COAPPLICANT MGNATl’RK MH 626 its report, it has made the issue controversial. you disagree. Failure to respond will necessarily 1983. A second doctor made errors on 65 percent of And that is healthy. The issue has been be accepted as an indication of no objection.” his 26 exams, and a third made mistakes on both •Note: Alimony, child support or separate maintenance income need not be revealed if you do not wish Northern to have it considered as a basis for the repayment o f the credit requested, suppressed too long. the exams he gave. It may be surprising that the commission's Perspective PLAYBOY, PENTHOUSE. PLAYGIRL, and Overall, the auditors estimated, 39 percent of all primary concern is not with X-rated material, but groups representing the entire publishing industry the exams given to fliers in 1983 contained errors R-rated films that combine sex with violence. Michael J. McManus are suing the commission over the letter. Why? ^ o f some kind. Its most important conclusion is that “Since the commission’s letter went out. 12,000 Austin said he has established new performance "substantial exposure to sexually violent retail stores have stopped selling Playboy. A standards for FAA-certified physicians: Doctors m aterials... bears a causal relationship to substantial number of these retail outlets saw the with error rates of about 10 percent are put on Cmnectiqd anti-social and unlawful acts of sexual violence” letter as a threat to brand them as distributors of probation. He pointed out that only a handful of air Put more simply, graphic depictions of rape will obscene material,” said Bruce Ennis, who crashes are caused by pilots’ health problems. cause some men to become rapists. magazines depicting the torture of nude people. represents Playboy and publisher’s associations. Over the past three years, an FAA official said, The commission also sharply criticized the So smut producers talk about the First Since Playboy is not legally obscene, another an average of 11 air accidents a year have been n a h m a l 2 Justice Department, FBI and Postal Service for Amendment, conveniently ignoring what the suit alleges the commission “knowingly and caused by pilots’ poor health. “utterly failing” to prosecute obscenity. Supreme Court said in 1972: "This Court has deliberately encouraged and sponsored Footnote: Most commercial airlines have Not surprisingly, the porn industry is fighting consistently held that obscene material is not censorship of constitutionally-protected mate­ tougher health standards for pilots than the FAA back. Its key strategy is to label concern about protected by the First Amendment.” rials,” and would “blacklist” offenders. requires. Bank obscenity as "censorship.” It works. Now, all pornographyis not legally obscene. , Nonsense. The Sears letter simply told the The Porn Commission even says “Playboy” companies of charges that had been made, IViBfc/i on waste FOR EXAMPLE, the Christian Civic League of magazine "is plainly non-obscene.” Why? provided a copy, and asked for a response. Its KNOW Flow THAT l>AYS OI F.' Maine gathered 49.000 signatures to force a ballot No court has ever found it meets the Supreme wording implied that the report would list Moviemakers get incredible bargains when they referendum on whether the state ought to have an Court’s test of obscenity — being “patently distributors of porn. That wasn’t done. rent public land from the Interior Department as 6 anti-obscenity law like 42 other states. But when the picturesque scenery for their productions. For To take advantage of thi.s opportunity call offensive” in depicting sexual conduct when example, Lucasfilm Ltd. used the El Centro • the vote was held June 10. to the astonishment of compared to “contemporary community MORE IMPORTANT, NFD had convinced 7,000 Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.rti. to 8 p.m. and Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. the issue’s sponsors, pro-pom forces won by a standards” and when “takep as a whole, lacks stores to stop spiling porn before the Sears letter (Calif.) Resource Area for 243 days to film smashing vote of 200,390 to 79.415. serious literary, artistic, political or scientific went out, Roy Grutman, Penthouse’s attorney, "Return of the Jedi.” The movie grossed $168 How? value.” However, courts haOe found issues of told me, “We did not lose one outlet before the million; Lucasfilm paid the government just $30 a The anti-obscenity issue was clearly labelled a “Penthouse” and “Hu.stler” to be obscene. letter, ” But Jack Eckerd told me in 1984 he took day for the landscape. The grand total came to “censorship referendum” in powerful 30-second all porn magazines out of his 1,200 Eckerd Drug $8,620. Congressional auditors found that movie TV spots, repeated constantly, which showed a THE PRIMARY CHALLENGE of porno Stores. companies pay between $30 and $200 a day to use man in a black leather jacket dropping a match on graphers to the Porn Commission is not on its Further. 7-Eleven, which accounts for half the four Southern California resource areas. a pile of books that burst into flame. They included substantive findings — but on the wording of a stores that pulled porn from the shelves since the ‘"The Grapes of Wrath,” “The Color Purple,” and letter sent by the commission’s executive' Sears letter, denies it did so under pressure. - the "American Heritage Dictionary.” Finally, a director, Alan Sears, to 26 companies which states Instead, it says "Apparently, a very small 1 8 0 0 -2 3 3 voice says "If the censorship referendum passes, that jhe commission received testimony “alleging segment of society employs various tools, iHaurltpatpr Hrralft your freedom could go up in smoke.” that your company is involved in the sale or Or call your kx:al branch listed below during branch hours: including adult magazines, to assist in abuses of Foundtd In 1881 There is not a scentilla of evidence that distribution of pornography.” children.” 7-Eleven was praised for its stand by Branford 773-7170 • Bridgeport, 1 Lafayette Circle 579 .3150 • Bridgeport, Black Rock Office 579 3191 • Danbury 797 4940 • Darien • 655 3906 • East Hanford 728 4220 - Fairfield 579 3181 - Hamden 773-7080 • obscenity statutes in any other state have led to “The commission has determined that it would 40,000'calls and letters! RICHARD W COSGROVE...... P ubilihtr Hartford 70 fiirmington Avenue 728-2420 - Milford 871-8400 - Mystic 536-9644 - New Britain, Central Park Office 224-6312 - New Canaan SI66-3548 - New Haven,-1 Church Street 773-7373 single work of literature being banned. The ads be appropriate to allow your company an Pornograp.hers support free speech — if it’s DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executive Editor JAMES P. SACKS...... Managing Editor New London Cotnmerce Office 447-6102 - Newtown 426 2548 - Norwich, tineas Merchants 447 6200 - Old Sayhrook 388 3431 - Putnam 928-7781 - Sljelton 929-2440 - Stamford, 1 U ndm atk Square 358 2000 ■ were thus intellectually dishonest. But they were opportunity to respond to the allegations prior to theirs, and not that of opponents. Grutrdan ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aaaociate Editor Torrington 496-6000 - Trumbull 579 3101 - Waierbury Exchange Place 597 6604 - \Xfesl 1 lartford 728 4210 - '*festport 227 5114 - Windsor Center 728-2430 very effective. drafting its final section on identified threatened to sue me if I said Penthouse was found 7 distributors.” it said. “obscene” by a court of law. I have t>vo cases DENISE A ROBERTS ...... Advertiiing Director UNDERSTANDABLY. PORNOGRAPHERS The letter enclosed testimony which was before me MARK F ABRAITIS ...... Buaineti Manager SHELDON COHEN ...... Composing Manager would rather not have to defend such disgusting unsigned, but which had been given by the Rev. ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... , Pressroom Manager materials as magazines showing women having Don Wildmon, director of the National Federation Beginning today, Michael J. McManus’s JEANNE Q FROMERTH Circulation Manager sex with animals or the hundreds of "bondage” of Decency, which has organized pickets of syndicated column will appear on Thursdays. ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June M. 19M MANCHEISTER HERALD. ’Thursday, June 26. 1986 — 9 HAOAII T t « HOmUM.1 byDHil BEANUTB by Chartce M. BMmiIi ______/„ ______. V c H L Y F f ^ 7 W S m f0UTotk:et /WHAT'5 Reagan hails vote for 'our cause’ AZAM80NI m Ery ------P0IN60NAI BASEBAa Helen Thomas "T heir cause is our cause.” billion military construction bill Reagan said the American f>eo- FIELD? United Press International Reagan learned of his triumph 249-174. to which the aid package ple hnvo now “ embraced the as he arrived at his mountain-top was attached as an amendment. struggle ot me freedom Bghters in SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - California ranch for a 5-day The House then sent the bill to Nicaragua.” President Reagan, jubilant over vacation. the Republican-led Senate. “Today their cause is our his hard-won victory in the House Near midnight Wednesday, the With passage of the bill, the cause.” he added. — a $100 million aid package for Hou.se approved the aid package House for the first time since 1983 Reagan said the aid will help the the anti-Nicaraguan rebel.*, says. 22 \ 909 amt then passed an $8 agreed to the shipment of military people of Nicaragua win their hardware to the Contras. struggle "to bring democracy to It was the second win in a row for their land ... and restore again the U A ACRES byJbnDa*ts Reagan this week on Capitol Hill. prospects of peace and a better On Tuesday, he savored the future to our hemisphere.” THCPHAMTOM by Lm Falk « ty Barry / l o o k o u t rH E V ITH A T vetiB U T IT4 Connecticut vote Senate passage of a tax reform bill. He flew to his ranch from Las ( HERE WECOrU Nicaraguan rebels. $100 million in installments. “ It was the right thing to do.” It also would provide $300 million picked up eight to 10 votes in the vote for the United States Senate last two days. that will keep America moving C1tWngf«*<»tSyiJconents will dor, Guatemala. Honduras and said an aide, referring to Reagan’s revolution on track, rather than BLONDIE by Daan Young b Stan Draka AUTHOR OK TOPIC VOU'P LIKE 1 WILL TE L L YOU try to present it as a switch, but it Costa Rica. four telephone calls Wednesday derail it for my last two years in REAP ABOUT. YOU CAN LOOK W HERE TO was a different proposal.” In a brief floor speech before the from Air Force One as he flew to office.” ^ O PEN y o u * WWXTTH W UATEVER I ^ PIMP I the West Coast. Reagan was joined at his 688- AND cxose VDUREVBS ATE Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-. vote, Rowland said he had voted WANT Conn., who voted for Reagan's against aid in the past, hoping to Reagan said the vote had res­ acre ranch by his wife, Nancy, who UPt photo Contra aid plan in March, also see some movement by the Marx­ tored “the spirit of bipartisan has been on a speaking tour in voted for the latest plan by the ist Sandinista government in cooperation on foreign policy Houston and Los Angeles. The President Reagan, bound for California, gives the Republicans. Nicaraga. issues.” president planned to relax, ride thumbs-up sign as he boards a helicopter at the White Democratic members of the "The only movement we’ve seen "Once again, members of both horseback and knuckle down to his favorite chores of clearing brush House just before the House of Representatives voted on Connecticut delegation continued is from the Soviet Union.” he said. parties stand united in resisting to oppose Contra aid. “ I ’ve given the Sandinistas the totalitarian expansionism and and chopping wood. The Reagans will return to the contra aid package. The House approved the “ It’s a march of folly that takes benefit of the doubt time and time promoting the cause of demo­ cracy.” he said. Washington on Monday. controversial measure 221-209. us further from, not closer to, our again. But I think we have come to goals for Central America. ,It’s the test. It is time to fish or cut time to halt this march of folly bait.” ARLO AND JANI8 • by Jimmy Johnson before we find ourselves marching Rowland, who received a 35- Plan for new ports to war.” said Rep. Barbara minute phone call from Reagan aMH&h'MEOWNeRVMNTb Al&OO? THMl»WHXr'»E IfSAlMeOUAlTD uFCSumecoiHciDeHces.' Kennelly, D-Conn.. who also cast a before the last vote, said the y 85 E. C EN TER SI ON TH E FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook ONLV $1^00 FDR-MIS CXEAT fAAN SAID IT WOULD COSnO EXAcav two House m f j no vote. administration lobbying was less ftemVEIC DRIVEhRy.„ MENTS.' Rep. Stewart B. McKinney. intense this time. 649-5268 C^NooJ.i W Anr^ot>K FROM A ♦WTTo ^uti?f»zArg awaits Senate action R-Conn.. a consistent opponent of He said he had worked closely ' VAIV CAftFVL WHfM TcsnN6- L E ^ \ M 9 R , WIWIWAMO 1 Contra aid. voted no. with the Republican House leader­ V ^ WEEKEND SPECIAL Htf EUPloVffS f5?R StWWWn M5.1i»U|6! COHflKHTlAUTV/ i Tim Ahern Bay Naval Base, the two U.ii. Rowland, said the differences ship and was convinced their plan SOPSJAHCeSi ITSSIWA / » The Associated Press bases in the Philippines. The between the latest plan and the was the one to support. w u m i Pentagon had requested $72 mil­ earlier one included greater over­ An alternative plan by Rep. sight over the way the money is Dave McCurdy, D-Okla.. was L WASHINGTON — Supporters of lion to upgrade facilities there. a Navy plan to create new ports o And $65 million in construction ' being spent and a stretching out of unacceptable. Rowland said; be­ ROBOME around the nation are looking to the for four bases for the new B-1 the aid. cause it would have postponed the Senate for help after a budget­ bombers. The proposal voted down by \he decision on Contra aid. conscious House rejected one part i h ^ of the proposal — basing new ships in FYjget ^u n d and New York City ALLEY OOP <^^y Dave Qraue harbor. i The House voted 241-190 Wednes­ JfF'. ’ EXCUSE AH,CAPTAIN) / ...THE UNIFORMS YESSIR.YER PERHAPS ITlS TIME TO day to delete $140 million for the oTiFF'. m e .y e r WE HAVE ( ARE READY) DID YOU HAVE HIGHNESS! THINK ABOUT LEAVING two ports from a bill that approjj- MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargraavaa S Sallara HIGHNESS SOME GOOD V HERE'S /wEa,GEE, s o m e t h in g ALLEY OOPS THIS PLA C E ,M Y l o v e ! NEWS FOR YOU! 1 MDURS) { THANKS, m n c P O P T ? HBkDEO THIS riates $8.1 billion for a wide range M IS S WAY! of Pentagon construction projects. MELBA! ^lA/HAT^ THE 7 The Senate, which supports the AtATTER WITH Navy plan, has yet to act on its YtW,A\R.FLiMNY? version of the military construc­ tion bill. The House finally approved the bill by a 249-174 margin late Wednesday night after approving $100 million of mostly military aid b-3a to rebels fighting to overthrow the leftist government of Nicaragua. The Contra aid package was one of THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom the many amendments to the military construction measure. THIS 15 A POLL ^:UP OF THEPe w'60,„ Differences between the House CCff^ilC^SC^C?^ HALF-A-OF. and Senate bills will go to a conference committee for P uxeIbs Astrograph resolution. During more than three hours of House debate Wednesday on home b o i l w c i n ACROSS 6 Shout Answer to Previous Punle porting, critics said it made no 7 City on tha M sense to begin a costly new 1 Succumb Rhone < % u r W A program at a time when Congress 6 Confaranca lita, 6 56, Roman ^ B i r t h d a y is looking for ways to cut federal 194S 9 Golfing aid spending and meet deficit- 11 DItcharga 10 Billboarda June 27,1986 reduction targets provided by the f i n i h e s e 13 Gave courage 12 Moat beloved C E T S Gramm-Rudman budget­ to 13 Greek temple Powerful new ambitions will be awak­ balancing law. 14 Actreaa_____ 16 Actreaa Waat ened in you In the year ahead. This Is a FRANK AND ERNEST ‘i’by Bob Thavos Bloom 20 Branches of cycle where you can really make your When President Reagan entered 15 Buddiaa learning mark In the world. office more than five years ago. he 16 Paraiana, for 22 Kiaa M e _____ pledged to increase the size of the axampla 23 Shoshonaans F R 1 L D Q E s CANCER (June 21-July 22) Use your Navy to 600 ships from 450 ships as 17 Soap plant 24 Affected O K A 0 A T persuasiveness effectively today. If part of his military buildup. you're promoting a pet project, concen­ 19 Reverence manner The Navy proposed "strategic C 0 c m |o 8 8 A trate on the person wIt.Y the most clout. 20 River in Turkey homeorting,” in which new ports 25 What (It.) A S 1 8 1 T E R He. In turn, will convince others. Major 21 North Atlantic 27 Deprive of would be built. Service officials L E N S L O 8 T changes are ahead for Cancer In the bird sensation coming year. Send for your Astro- argued that existing ports were too 25 Indian 26 Freshwater por­ full to take new ships and they also 38 Month (Sp.| 45 Declaim Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to As­ 26 Naw Zealand poise tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, Box said dispersing the fleet would 39 Cultivator violently make the Navy less vulnerabletoa clan 29 Mardi „ 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to ' 11 27 Dark parioda 30 Baby's room 40 Casta 46 Compass point state your zodiac sign. Pearl Harbor-style attack. The 30 Squatter 31 Adam's 41 Afghan prince 47 Noun suffix 1941 air strike by the Japanese did 42 Golf aide substantial damage to the U.S. 33 Diaturbanca grandson 48 Station wagon LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A skill you pos­ fleet. 34 Except if 32 Crafty 44 Remarkable per­ 50 Poverty-war sess but your associates lack is at a W1NTHROP '^ y Dick Cavalll 35 Actraas Farrow 36 Coal unit son (sl.| agency (abbr.) premium today. Do not underrate your Critics of the home-porting plan said the Navy was only trying to 36 Helen of 1 2 3 4 value If your service Is for sale. VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) Something r'VE HEARD ABOUT R|N<5 - ensure congressional support for A AROUN D -THE - (DOLLAR, 37 Foundation 11 n you cannot accomplish on your own can its shipbuilding program by 39 Ban Car- be achieved today with the assistance BUTTHATfe RIDICXILOUS/ spreading the ships — and jobs — of a competent partner. It's a person twrighfa boy 14 around the country. who’s been lucky for you previously. The Navy plans to base new 40 Hindu daity j LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Where your fi­ ie ships along the Gulf Coast, put the 43 Nary a aoul (2 nancial affairs are concerned, you will wda.) ■ reconditioned World War II battle­ 19 be luckier today than you will be tomor­ 45 Hindu daity row. Do not waste time In matters that ship Missouri in San Francisco, 46 Creed type ” could yield an Immediate return. base a new aircraft carrier at 49 Zoomed SCORPtO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your popu­ Everett, Wash., and house the 51 Cloaar 27 26 29 larity and charisma are .brightening (M iU battleship Iowa at Staten Island. 52 Pined (al.) rather than dimming. Friends who share N.Y. your company today will be grateful lor OimbytMA-No 53 Lapaa 33 your joyful qualities. Money for bases other than those 54 Eared aaal 36 SAGITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Suc­ at Staten Island and Puget Sound cess from two endeavors is In the offing was not in the current bill. DOWN 37 40 41 42 for you today. One deals with your fam­ The House measure also in­ ily; the other is something you've been Bwidge cluded money for creation of the 1 Desert 48 keeping' secret. Arm y’s new “ light” divisions, plant CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) An Idea designed to be highly trained, 2 Mata’a kin that you have been treating rather Indif­ ' 1 • 49 SO allow declarer to finesse against the mobile fighting units that could be (comp, wd.) ferently Is much bigger and more ad­ NORTH South follows 10 on the wav back and avoid the loss airlifted to distant hot spots. 3 Exhilarate 62 vantageous than you first thought. ♦ a 7 2 You'd be wise today to re-examine Its of a spade trick. It had $610 million for construc­ 4 Suparman'a girl W 10 8 3 2 the wrong path merits. tion projects at Fort Drum. N.Y., 5 Woman'a 64 ♦ 8 The declarer for Paraguay now fell AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Your pos­ BKQ97S By James Jacoby which would he the site of one of the patriotic aociaty from grace, embarking on a crossniff sibilities for personal accumulation are Arm y's new light divisions. 26 in diamonds and clubs, eventually tak- merging, we’re growing right in (abbr.) (cltoaa by NEA. Jnc exceptionally strong today. But when an WEST EAST A deal frcmi the Seattle World Team The Army proposes to base two What makes^First Federal « K 4 $ ♦ loss ing only nine tricks. Although the de­ opportunity arises, you must jump on It Olympiad of 1984 tested Venezuelan of the divisions in Alaska and at unique? It’s more than just a your area. quickly. WJ54 ♦ A9 fense was of high quality, South could liist Federal Savings defenders Roberto Benalm and Fran­ PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Leader­ ♦ 973 ♦ A J 10 6 5 still succeed inhlscontract. After the Fort Drum. While the construction larger-than-life, 65,(XX) lb* So if you’re looking for a bank cis Vernon In their match again*t Par- ship, judgment and luck are your three ♦ AJ10 3 ♦ 862 spade queen has held the trick, be bill provided money for a wide feathered spokesperson. It's the that’s big on service, look to the most dominant qualities today. If you do . The South three-spade bid was variety of projects at Fort Drum, it SOUTH must cash his remaining high trump fact that we're that rare breed of bank with a spokesperson that a) not achieve something worthwhile, y an attonpt to u t to a poaslble also called for a study by the ♦ Q J 0 6 and then play ace and a spade. West CELEBRITY CIPHER you'll have only yourself to blame. a thrM no-trump, but North knew the General Accounting Office into community bank — big enough wears a 48 EEEEEEE. First CiUbiRy CIpfMr oryplograffw art cracMd »rom quotaHona by famous poopla, paai aod praaant. ♦ KQ76 proper game was in hearts. will win the king and be on lead. A club Each Mlar In tha olphar atandi for anothar. T o d ^ t o*iar M a9uali C. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) The harder ♦ KQ42 plav would now make the otbw h i^ building a base in Alaska. to offer all the services you need, Federal Savings of East Hartford. ESEK East Hartford, Glastonbury. South Glastonbury. Manchester. you try today, the luckier you'll get. This ♦ 4 Blast won the heart ace and contin­ club In dummy a winner, and a dia­ The bill also included: Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor by CONNIE WIENER . will be especially true In career matters, small enough to provide the The Eagle among banks. ued with the nine, won \ n declarer’s mond would allow declarer to discard o $18.3 million for final construc­ so roll up your sleeves and go In Vulnerable: Both personal service you deserve. from dummy, fordng East to take his tion of roads and silos for the MX ‘ Average weight before breakfast. Visit him “ •VOMCEZU QW V MBBP KVN EB IBM. slugging. Dealer: South king. Declarer now led a club. Benalm, ace and make the other high itiamniui nuclear-tipped missile at Warren And while flocks of banks are in our lobby and see for yourself. After he TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your hope­ West, correctly played low rather than eats, please! QLEZULVS8N KQECBOE CVAQLM EB MB fulness Is contagious today, and It will Wnl North Eait Sooth rising with the ace and making dum­ in the South band the 10th trick. Air Force Base in Wyoming. arouse enthusiasm In those with whom IV my’s king and queen both good. When Congress has approved deploment BOEPBBUW." — LBUFVL HBOWQLW. you're Involved. Toot your whistle and Pass 2 ^ Paaa 2 6 the club held in dummy, a diamond of .50 MXs — all of which are. to be they'll jump on your bandwagon. Pass 3 ♦ Paaa 3 ^ was played. It was now time for Fran­ based at Warren, with the first 10 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The squeaking wheel doesn't always get the GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) A hoped-for Pass 4 V Pass Paaa cis Vernon, East, to pass bis test, and The Bank of America NT&SA In becoming operational later this grease. Sometimes It gets replaced." - - VIc Gold. change In a business situation looks like rU S ^ be ducked bis ace. Declarer won the San Francisco la the largest commer- year. Opening lead; ▼ 4 It will transpire today. Now Is your king and played the queen of spades. d al bank in the U nited i„ States,Stai with • $41 million for various pro­ chance to make a big score. West did not cover, since that would 188,167,000 in deposits. jects at Clark Air Base and Subic ' 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 26, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 26, 1986 — 11 V.S./WorU In Brief Charges fly at Coventry meeting F O C U S /Famiiy Bv Jacqueline Bennett the part-timers was based on their adjournment effort, and that the When Wednesday night’s discus­ Spain explosion injures some Herald Correspondent limited knowledge of the law and point of the petitions was not clear sion returned to the budget, it their inexperience, which he con­ in the written heading. centered around the $6 million COVENTRY — The controver­ tended have created a liability for spending plan for the Board of MADRID, Spain — An explosion tore through the international sial shakeup of the police depart­ the town. GREEN DENIED Alexander’s Question. Some residents said Gay Mormons terminal of Madrid's Barajas Airport today, injuring several ment and a complaint that a allegation that he misled her. but that despite claims of poor funding people, the national news agency EFE said. petitioning effort was misleading THE CHIEF SAID Wednesday admitted that the petition’s word­ for education, Coventry students A police officer at the airport, speaking on condition of dominated Wednesday night’s night that the cost of keeping the ing might have been unclear. did well in recent mastery testing. anonymity, said a bomb apparently caused the explosion at 3:30 town meeting on the proposed $9.3 part-timers was nearly $1,500 He said the petition was written Board of Education Chairwo­ p.m. (9:30 am. EST). bringing pain million budget for the fiscal year more than paying overtime to by former Town Council Chairman man Judy Halvorson replied that E FE said the number of injured was not immediately known, that begins 'Tuesday. full-time officers. The dismissal of Robert Olmstead, who headed the Coventry ranks in the state’s lower but that they included a national police officer and several Because of the successful peti­ the part-timers leaves the police petition drive. The wording refers third in per-pupil expenditures. passengers who were standing in front of the Air France counter tioning effort, the meeting was force with an authorized strength to a state statute which provides a and other international airline counters. held merely to set the time and of six full-time officers and three method for adjourning a town IN APRIL, the town’s education to the church Spanish National Radio said damage was extensive and that date for a second referendum on administrators. budget meeting to referendum budget was cut by $100,000, forcing smoke filled a large part of the terminal. the budget. Townspeople will vote Gerry Hodgkins, one of the vote, but the petition wording does elimination of some teaching posi­ The state radio network said firefighters were at the scene to on the spending plan July 8. part-time officers, Wednesday dis­ not explain the statute. tions and cuts in spending for Bv Glen Warchol people are optimistic and enthu­ ensure no fire broke out and medical workers were removing In discussion during Wednes­ puted Trzaskos’ claims of incom­ Former Town Councilman Chris Instructional materials. United Press International siastic. Now I ’m sorrowful. victims to hospitals. > day’s meeting at Coventry High petence. He said officers have done Cooper agreed with Alexander. Halvorson said, however, that “ Homosexuality is a dilemma School. Police Chief Frank Trzas- well in training classes, know the "They try to make people believe the school board has a surplus of SALT LAKE CITY — Two we can shove away until some­ kos came under attack for his town and have served it well for the petition is only to extend voting more than $80,000 in repair funds years ago. most residents of thing like AIDS happens to force Court bars execution of insane recent firing of six part-time several years. hours. It’s really about whether from fiscal 1985-86 that will be Utah imagined that their state us to come to grips with it.” he officers. That discussion was fol­ "Coventry has had part-time you want to vote on the budget at a returned to the general govern­ — the rock on which the said. “ Admittedly, not many of WASHINGTON — The Constitution’s ban on "cruel and lowed by charges of misrepresen­ officers for longer than most of us town meeting or referendum,” ment fund. conservative and powerful Mor­ us know how to counsel unusual punishment” bars states from executing any insane tation being lodged against circu­ have lived here,” he said. Cooper said. The budget proposal for the mon Church rests — harbored homosexuals.” lators of the petitions that forced After discussion of the police After the meeting. Olmstead 1986-87 fiscal year calls for about $2 ^ no homosexual community, person, the Supreme Court ruled by a 5-4 vote today. Local Mormon leaders often adjournment of the meeting to a situation ended, resident Denise indicated that he did not believe he million in general government much less any cases of AIDS. The court, by a separate 7-2 vote, ruled that Florida must hold apply the same standards to referendum vote on the budget. Alexander stood and asked that had done anything wrong. Town spending in addition to the $6 That notion has been shat­ new hearings into the mental competency of convicted murderer acknowledged homosexuals as “ I ’m trying to build a profes­ her name be removed from the Attorney Abbot Schwebel said he million for education. The overall tered with the death of 17 Alvin Ford, whose lawyers say he became insane while a death they do to heterosexual adulter­ row inmate. sional staff of full-timers.” Tzras- petition she signed to adjourn the didn’t know if the situation had budget, if approved in the July 8 victims of Acquired Immune budget meeting. been misrepresented or if the Deficiency Syndrome, and re­ ers. Social scientists and au­ All 38 states with death penalty laws, including Florida, have kos said, defending his decision to referendum, would mean a 2.98- dismiss every part-time officer in ” I was told it was only to extend petitioners had done anything mill increase in the tax rate. ports that scores of others in the thors John Heinerman and policies against executing mentally incompetent people even if the department. "Part-timers the voting hours,” Alexander said. illegal. Townpeople defeated the same state suffer from the deadly Anson Shupe reported that 200 they were competent when they committed their crimes. have bumped off shifts — they Alexander signed a petition Town Clerk Ruth Benoit said budget — with a proposed 4.8-milI disease.. The discovery has Mormons were excommuni­ ButSjntil today, the nation's highest court never had said that won’t make a commitment.” circulated by activist Roland that in the past, her office has tax boost — in a referendum May confronted the Mormon Church cated in 1981 forhomosexuality. such a policy is constitutionally required. Trzaskos notified the part- Green which called for an adjourn­ received similar complaints about 19. The proposed tax rate has since with painful dilemmas. That number almost tripled in 1982. timers in a letter Friday that they ment of the town meeting to a misrepresentation and requests been reduced by budgeting antici­ With a population of less than would lose their jobs on Monday. referendum. She charged that for removal of names from pated additional revenue of about 2 million. Utah is following the Other leaders try to deal with Tampering suspect enters plea He said his decision lu phase out Green never told her about the petitions. $275,000. same trends as the nation, with cases ht a local level first. the number of AIDS deaths ORLANDO, Fla. — The first f»erson to be brought to court in a “ In practice, if they make doubling yearly. every effort to conform to spate of drug tampering scares pleaded innocent to charges he Not only are resident Utah heterosexual patterns, we feel put rat poison in Contac capsules and goes to trial in August. Man charged homosexuals dying, but men that is kind of a triumph.” Edward Arlen Marks, 24. entered his plea Wednesday in the who left the state to live a Cracroft said. court of U.S. Magistrate Donald Dietrich, who imposed a gag with assault homosexual lifestyle elsewhere order at the request of defense lawyers in an attempt to seat an are returning to spend their ONE BYU GRAD - a big. impartial jury. final days with their families. A Manchester man faces sexual bearded solid man with a FBI agents said Marks is the first person charged in connection State epidemiologist Craig Ni­ TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE WORK WORK WORK assault charges stemiuing from booming laugh — is coming to with drug tampering since seven people in the Chicago area died chols says the number of AIDS . . . New Orleans to Israel incidents last summer involving a grips with his homosexuality. . . carpentry to college in 1982 from cyanide placed in Tylenol capsules. The FBI alleges patients is 72 or more — nearly 13-year-old girl, police said. But in his case, there’s no Marks put small amounts of rodent poison in Contac cold half of them returnees. John Hayes. 39. of 86 Westerly turning back. He has AIDS. capsules. Teldrin and Dietac — all manufactured by SmithKIine St., turned himself in to police Because of his good health Beckman Corp. of Philadelphia — in a scheme to reap profits Friday and was arrested on a SOME MEMBERS of Utah’s and high spirits, he is in demand First, a breather when the company’s stock plunged in value due to national warrant, police saiH He was lay Mormon clergy have found as a lab subject for anti-AIDS hysteria. The plan failed. charged with second- and fourth- themselves walking a thin line drug testing at the National No one was injured in the tampering. degree sexual assault, and risk of between their personal ideas of In.stitute for Health in Bethesda. injury to a minor. Christian compassion and a Md. His strength allows him to In a affidavit police used to church doctrine that vilifies weather untested treatments obtain the arrest warrant, police homosexuality, seeing it as a that often trigger serious side threat to the concept of family effects. Teachers map the summer Roommate says cop not invited said Hayes said he engaged in play wrestling with the girl but denied and the foundations of morality. The man said “ laugh ther­ RUTLAND, Vt. — John Zaccaro Jr.’s former college any assault. Along with murder, heresy apy.” doses of jokes and good Bv Susan Vaughn roommate testified an undercover police officer — who said she Hayes was released on a $2..500 and adultery, homosexuality is humor, has helped him fend off Teachers in the teachers’ summer is an economic Co. and. in addition, during the later purchased cocaine from Zaccaro — entered their non-surety bond and is to appear automatic grounds for excom­ the myriad diseases that attend Herald Reporter lounge at Nathan Hale School necessity. For others, it is summer, he prints all the apartment without being invited. July 2 in Manchester Superior munication — a church court AIDS, but not the pain of agreed that Sarin would have supplemental income. For many student handbooks for MHS and action that deprives a Mormon Zaccaro, 22, the son of 1984 vice presidential candidate Court. excommunication. Like This summer many Manches­ the most adventuresome veteran teachers, it no longer the two junior high schools in the Geraldine Ferraro, has pleaded innocent to charges of selling of most church ties, including hundreds of believing gay Mor­ ter teachers are enjoying summer of them all. She will pays to work during the access to temples and mons. he feels trapped between Bennet print shop. The job takes cocaine and possession of cocaine with intent to sell. A man who police charge as­ themselves digging in their take part in a dig in the town of summer. all summer, he said. Matt Pifer, 21. of Westport, Conn., who shared an off-campus sacraments. his faith and his sexual saulted his 17-year-old former gardens or digging in Acra in Israel. She’ll also work First-year Bennet science Several other educators have apartment with Zaccaro last semester while both were girlfriend faces a July court As homosexuality increases orientation. as a social problem for the ' The man. who asked not to be archeological ruins in Israel. as a volunteer in an Israeli teacher Dan Bebyn said he year-round part-time or full­ Middlebury College students, said the officer entered his kitchen appearance. museum. works part time year-round as a without knocking. Douglas Johnson. 18. of 869 Main church, stories abound of well- identified because his elderly But for some, the summer is time jobs. such as counseling, meaning lay clergymen advi.s- mother fears ostracism, said security guard at G. Fox & Co. Zaccaro’s lawyer, Charles Tetzlaff, said the way undercover St., was charged on art' arrest just an extension of the work Another Nathan Hale teacher. real estate, and house building. ing marriage as a “ cure” for that for more than a year, his Middlebury Police officer Laura Manning entered theapartment warrant stemming from a June 17 year as they continue to teach, Jennie Manwiller. looked “ I don’t have to work any Not all school employees get homosexuality. bishops ministered to him even more, but it’s gotten to the point summer off. Bette Copeland, in order to buy cocaine represented an illegal search of their incident. Police said the incident study, or work at other jobs. forward to the first summer in involved an argument with be­ Richard Cracroft. dean of the though they knew he was a gay it’s nice to do things we may not secretary for Bennet Principal apartment. Herald photo by Rocha Humanities School at the Those jobs range from house 17 years that she wop’t have to tween Johnson and his former AIDS patient and was involved have been able to do.” said Bill Thomas Meisner, gets only a As a result. Tetzlaff has asked that charges against Zaccaro be church-owned Brigham Young in an AIDS hotline. But last painting to running a go to college to work on girlfriend which led to violence. Wooldridge, another Bennet two-week vacation. Asked what dismissed. Llgnup for signup University, remembers his un­ summer, he moved into a new switchboard to marrying advanced degrees. Instead, she The girl suffered an arm injury, science teacher. He does she would do during that time, ease with what seemed to be one ward and met his new bishop. couples. Some teachers will just said, she’ll take some short police-said. maintenance, roofingand she said, “ They won’t see me Johnson. 18, was charged with Parents and children line up to register up about 670 people for the summer’s of his few successes in bringing “ Since I had been on televi­ catch up on such mundane tasks trips. landscaping work during the here,” first-degree unlawful restraint, for swimming lessons at Salter’s Pool on first two-week session of swimming a homosexual back intothefold. sion and in the papers because as cleaning their houses or Senate wants Waldheim pension cut At the time, Cracroft was a of my AIDS hotline work, I told summer and on weekends for a Principals and other school third-degree assault, third-degree Lydall Street Tuesday. The line was lessons. This scene is likely to occurtwo cleaning out their school closets. Several teachers, such as threatening and breach of peace. superior to several lay bishops him my story. I made it clear Madeleine Robinson, who company that owns properties administrators work during the WASHINGTON — The Senate wants President Reagan to urge similar at the other town pools, where more times this summer before the next of local wards (dioceses) and my work was not to promote a The Manchester Herald spoke He is being held on a $.500 bond teaches French and English at around the state.His wife is a summer. the United Nations to strip former U N. Secretary-General Kurt was counseling a man who had lifestyle, but to save lives.” he to more than a dozen teachers awaiting a July 9 hearing. the Recreation Department staff signed two sessions of lessons. Bennet and MHS. said they will tutorial aide. Other secretaries, such as Waldheim of his $81,6S0-a-year pension for lying about his had many male lovers. said. and other school workers before A veteran teacher who chose connection with the Nazis. be taking courses this summer. Betty Keehnerat Bennet. work “ The young man assured me school ended Monday. Most to remain anonymous said that Senators, voting for a bill to strengthen security at U.S. But Robinson said she also 40 weeks a year. They work the of his repentance. He wanted to LAST OCTOBER, he was teachers interviewed said that he has paid his dues as far as embassies and diplomatic posts worldwide, approved an get married,” Cracroft said. ” I ordered to appear in a church wants to take some time to week after school is out and the they needed time to catch a working extra jobs and that now amendment by Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D-N. Y,, Wednesday to try Town moves to replace chief engineer was very nervous about it. I court and was travel to Virginia with her week before it starts, in addition second wind before beginning he would only net about $5 a day to cut off Waldheim’s optional retirement payment by the United could sense he was not an excommunicated. husband. Harold, also a teacher, to the regular school year. Like summer tasks. if he worked in the summer. ” I Nations. Continued from page I The fact that he has passed the he sees no problem in other long-range engineering work yet, emotionally strong man. But he Church leaders maintain that and their children. other people interviewed. The amendment requests that Reagan instruct U N . written examination in New York projects for which the town is but will eventually if the post is not said he had found a patient excommunication is a “ wiping would give it all back to the Keehner said she would spend Ambassador Vernon Walters to offer a General Assembly motion designed the recon.struction of may simplify the procedure, he acting as consulting engineer for filled, he said. woman.” of the slate” and the first step " I T TAKES US just two weeks Some teachers will spend part government." he said. Instead, more time with her family. She doing away with Waldheim’s pension. Vernon Street — a project begun said, but the licensing is by no the state. back to "rebaptism” and good to recoup.^said RoseMarie of their summer working on he will be found on the golf links. plans to invite her three by Senkow and completed by the When it fired Senkow. the town Moynihan, who was U.S. ambassador to the United Nations means automatic. He said he will DURING THE TIME the man standing. But many homosexu­ DeBartlo.” panish teacher at curriculum revisions for the grandchildren to swim in her team working under Camosci — it Shaw said he is satisfied that said his admission that he placed be examined by the Board of design work is being done profes­ waited for official permission to als say that in their case it is a Bennet Junior High School. school system. In addition to ANOTHER LONGTIME under Waldheim, said the Austrian president-elect would never was Senkow who signed it as the pornographic pictures on the fe­ pool. ’Til be lifeguarding.” she Examiners of Professional Engi­ sionally. Only the final version of a marry in a Mormon temple, he way of getting rid of them if they After her two weeks’ rest. have been named head of the United Nations if revelations about professional engineer. male employee’s desk constituted doing curriculum work, Carole teacher. A. L. Milano, who said. neers and Land Surveyors of the plan has to be signed by a moved. Cracroft lost track, but refuse to at least maintain a his connections with the German Nazi government had been Public Works Director George a violation of general personnel DeBartlo will travel to New Vizard, a teacher at Robertson teaches graphic and industrial Jean Lambert, another Bennet state Department of Consumer professional engineer, he added, he later heard they had facade of heterosexuality. known. A. Kandra. who supervises the rules. The union said the lack of a Orleans with her husband, a School, said she will do “ some arts at Bennet. said that he has teacher, has worked out a Protection, and none of the work currently married. "It meant no sacrament, engineering division, said this sexual harassment policy meant lobbyist with a drug company. tutoring, some resting, and worked two jobs year-round for bargain with her son. Ron. who is The contract for Vernon Street being done is likely to be at that “ A few months later, he blew cutting me off from any spirit­ morning he is in the process of the firing was improper. three weddings.” She is a justice the last 20 years to supplement in sixth grade. She said she would reconstruction, like many others stage soon. his head off.” Cracroft said. ual comfort. We (Mormons with The teaching profession can applying for a Connecticut license. of the peace in Bolton. his teaching income. He has for projects in Manchester, was Meanwhile. Kandra said that Since the firing, the town has “ My error was that I believed AIDS) are dying without God.” sap one’s energy, said Ina Ruth take him to the beach and other Kandra. who is already licensed begun drafting a specific policy. him. as I am wont to do when he said. worked nights in the print shop places several times and he will in New York. Pennsylvania. New awarded by the state Department without Senkow in the department, Sarin. ” It’s a drain. A real FOR SOME, working in the at Phoenix Mutual Insurance help her paint his room. Obituaries Jersey, and Ohio, said he expects of Transportation. he and Camosci are handling the The employee has since left the drain.” she said. the Connecticut process to take a Milton Shaw, the DOT’sengineer work load. The shortage has not town’s employ for a job in the couple of months. of municipal services, said today delayed any subdivision review or private sector. Edward J. Ferris Jr. She was born in Hartford June 2, Edward J. Ferris Jr.. 82. of the 1919. and had been a Manchester resident for 49 years. Before she Talcottville section of Vernon and retired five years ago. she was Cassano, Weinberg meiftioned as candidates Ferrisburg, Vt., died Wednesday employed by Klock Corp.. where at his Vermont summer home. He she worked for 10 years. She Continued from page 1 solidly behind a candidate. time. not hurt the party’s chances was the husband of the late Your neighbors’ views: previously had worked for Man­ against Zinsser becau.se the nomi­ Virginia (Martin) Ferris. He was a gave up his job as director. A source close to Manchester’s However. Weinberg stre.ssed she chester Modes for 19 years. She nating convention has not yet been former Manchester resident. Cassano. who lost to Zinsser in Democratic leadership said Wed­ has not yet seriously weighed the was a communicant of St. Bridget held. He said there are a number of He was bom May 7. 1904. in 1984. also said it would be emotion­ nesday that another potential pros and cons of mounting a Church, amemberof the Manches­ qualified people who could wage a Sallvijle. Va., and had been a ally difficult to gear up for another candidate is Manchester Mayor campaign. She also said she enjoys ter Hammond Organ Club and the campaign, including Cassano. Talcottville resident for the last campaign. He said he had been Barbara Weinberg. The source being mayor of Manchester. Manchester Senior Citizens’ While he said he was "disap­ Is the Statue of Liberty festivity getting out of hand? five years He also had lived in “ very comfortable” with Ferris as said Weinberg, who has been at Center. a candidate. Bolton Democratic Town Chair­ pointed” by Ferris’s decision, he Dennis. Fla. Before he retired in odds with Democratic leaders man Henry Kelsey said this said it was better that it came now The timing of Ferris’s departure because she supports Toby Moffett 1967. he was an executive with the Besides her husband she is morning Ferris’s withdrawal will rather that later In the campaign. Pratt & Whitney Machine Tool survived by her son. Kenr.th J makes it difficult for another over Gov. William O’Neill as the Division of Colt Industries. West Irish of Manchester: two grand­ person to wage an effective cam­ party’s gubernatorial candidate, Hartford. He was employed by the children; and one great-grand.son. paign, he added. "has no future" in Manchester. "Anybody that comes in this late company for 49 years and was a The funeral will be Saturday at a She would have the town party’s member of the Management Club time to be announced, at the will have a tough time.” Cassano The 8014 Electronic Typewriter said. backing to be Manchester’s state of the division. He was a 49-year- Hojmes Funeral Home, 400 Main senator so that a candidate they member of Manchester Masonic St. Burial will be in Buckland However, he said he is probably the only Democrat who is well support Could replace her as from Lodge 73. ■ Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ mayor, the source said. He is survived by a son. Edward day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. known in all five towns in the M. Ferris of Vernon: a daughter. district — Manchester. Glaston­ Weinberg — the top vote-getter FEATURES swlnte Memorial donations may be Elizabeth Sagan of South Lyme: a bury, Bolton. Hebron and Colum­ in last November’s local elections • Slat* ol th* art Individual • Expraas Kay: Carriage return made to the Newington Children’s sister. Hilda Reynolds of Cheshire. bia. In order for the party to field a — said Wednesday that she would kaytwHchaa: lor longer llle and without line feed •-•i Hospital. I8I E. Cedar St.. Newing­ viable candidate at this .stage, consider running for the Demo­ serviceability • HaH Spaca Kay: For special Mass.: five grandchildren: three ton 06111. or to St . Jude’s Leukemia great-grandchildren: a niece and a Cassano said, the Democratic cratic, nomination in the Fourth • Sculptured Keyboard; lor ease spacing and Insertion of Research. 332 N. Lauderdale St.. characters nephew. town committees in each of the five District, She said running for state ol typing Memphis. Tenn. 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June 26, 1986 - 11 V.S./World In Brief Charges fly at Coventry meeting F OC U S /Family By Jacqueline Bennett the part-timers was based on their adjournment effort, and that the When Wednesday night's discus­ Spain explosion injures some Herald Correspondent limited knowledge of the law and point of the petitions was not clear sion returned to the budget, it their inexperience, which he con­ in the written heading. centered around the $6 million MADRID, Spain — An explosion tore through the international COVENTRY — The controver­ tended have created a liability for spending plan for the Board of sial shakeup of the police depart­ the town. GREEN DENIED Alexander's Education. Some residents said Gay Mormons terminal of Madrid's Barajas Airport today, injuring several ment and a complaint that a allegation that he misled her, but that despite claims of poor funding people, the national news agency EFE said. petitioning effort was misleading THE CHIEF SAID Wednesday admitted that the petition's word­ for education, Coventry students A police officer at the airport, speaking on condition of dominated Wednesday night's night that the cost of keeping the ing might have been unclear. did well in recent mastery testing. anonymity, said a bomb apparently caused the explosion at 3:30 town meeting on the proposed $9,3 part-timers was nearly $1,500 He said the petition was written Board of Education Chairwo­ p.m. (9:30 am. EST). more than paying overtime to bringing pain million budget for the fiscal year by former Town Council Chairman man Judy Halvorson replied that EFE said the number of injured was not immediately known, that begins 'Diesday. full-time officers. The dismissal of Robert Olmstead, who headed the Coventry ranks in the state's lower but that they included a national police officer and several Because of the successful peti­ the part-timers leaves the police petition drive. The wording refers third in per-pupil expenditures. passengers who were standing in front of the Air France counter tioning effort, the meeting was force with an authorized strength to a state statute which provides a and other international airline counters. held merely to set the time and of six full-time officers and three method for adjourning a town IN .APRIL, the town's education to the church Spanish National Radio said damage was extensive and that date for a second referendum on administrators. budget meeting to referendum budget was cut by $100,000, forcing smoke filled a large part of the terminal. the budget. Townspeople will vote Gerry Hodgkins, one of the vote, but the petition wording does elimination of some teaching posi­ The state radio network said firefighters were at the scene to on the spending plan July 8. part-time officers, Wednesday dis­ not explain the statute. tions and cuts in spending for By Glen Warchpl people are optimistic and enthu­ ensure no fire broke out and medical workers were removing In discussion during Wednes­ puted Trzaskos' claims of incom­ Former Town Councilman Chris Instructional materials. United Press International siastic. Now I'm sorrowful. victims to hospitals. day's meeting at Coventry High petence. He said officers have done Cooper agreed with Alexander. Halvorson said, however, that "Homosexuality is a dilemma School. Police Chief Frank Trzas- well in training classes, know the "They try to make people believe the school board has a surplus of SALT LAKE CITY - Two we can shove away until some­ kos came under attack for his town and have served it well for the petition is only to extend voting more than $80,000 in repair funds, years ago. mo.st residents of thing like AIDS happens to force Court bars execution of insane recent firing of six part-time several years. hours. It's really about whether from fiscal 1985-86 that will be Utah imagined that their state us to come to grips with it," he officers. That discussion was fol­ "Coventry has had part-time you want to vote on the budget at a returned to the general govern­ — the rock on which the said. “ Admittedly, not many of WASHINGTON — The Constitution's ban on "cruel and lowed by charges of misrepresen­ officers for longer than most of us town meeting or referendum," ment fund. conservative and powerful Mor­ us know how to counsel unusual punishment" bars states from executing any insane tation being lodged against circu­ have lived here," he said. Cooper said. The budget proposal for the mon Church rests — harbored homosexuals." person, the Supreme Court ruled by a 5-4 vote today. lators of the petitions that forced After discussion of the police After the meeting. Olmstead 1986-87 fiscal year calls for about $2 no homosexual community, Local Mormon leaders often The court, by a separate 7-2 vote, ruled that Florida must hold adjournment of the meeting to a situation ended, resident Denise indicated that he did not believe he million in general government much less any cases of AIDS. referendum vote on the budget. Alexander stood and asked that had done anything wrong. Town spending in addition to the $6 That notion has been shat­ apply the same standards to new hearings into the mental competency of convicted murderer acknowledged homosexuals as Alvin Ford, whose lawyers say he became insane while a death "I'm trying to build a profes­ her name be removed from the Attorney Abbot Schwebel said he million for education. The overall tered with the death of 17 sional staff of full-timers." Tzras- petition she signed to adjourn the didn't know if the situation had budget, if approved in the July 8 victinris of Acquired Immune they do to heterosexual adulter­ row inmate. ers. Social scientists and au­ All 38 states with death penalty laws, including Florida, have kos said, defending his decision to budget meeting. been misrepresented or if the referendum, would mean a 2.98- Deficiency Syndrome, and re­ "I was told it was only to extend petitioners had done anything thors John Heinerman and policies against executing mentally incompetent people even if dismiss every part-time officer in mill increase in the tax rate. ports that scores of others in the the department "Part-timers the voting hours," Alexander said. illegal. Anson Shupe reported that 200 they were competent when they committed their crimes. Townpeople defeated the same state suffer from the deadly have bumped off shifts — they Alexander signed a petition ‘ Town Clerk Ruth Benoit said budget — with a proposed 4.8-mill disease. The discovery has Mormons were excommuni­ But until today, the nation's highest court never had said that won't make a commitment." circulated by activist Roland that in the past, her office has tax boost — in a referendum May confronted the Mormon Church cated in 1981 for homosexuality. such a poiicy is constitutionally required. Trzaskos notified the part- Green which called for an adjourn­ received similar complaints about 19. The proposed tax rate has since with painful dilemmas. That number almost tripled in 1982. timers in a letter Friday that they ment of the town meeting to a misrepresentation and requests been reduced by budgeting antici­ With a population of less than would lose their jobs on Monday. referendum. She charged that for removal of names from pated additional revenue of about 2 million. Utah is following the Other leaders try to deal with Tampering suspect enters plea He said his decision to phase out Green never told her about the petitions. $275,000. same trends as the nation, with cases at a local level first. ORLANDO. Fla. — The first person to be brought to court in a the number of AIDS deaths "In practice, if they make doubling yearly. spate of drug tampering scares pleaded innocent to charges he every effort to conform to Not only are resident Utah put rat poison in Contac capsules and goes to trial in August. Man charged heterosexual patterns, we feel homosexuals dying, but men that is kind of a triumph." Edward Aden Marks, 24, entered his plea Wednesday in the who left the state to live a Cracroft said. court of U.S. Magistrate Donald Dietrich, who imposed a gag with assault homosexual lifestyle elsewhere order at the request of defense iawyers in an attempt to seat an are returning to spend their^ ONE BYU GRAD - a big. impartial jury. A Manchester man faces sexual final days with their families. bearded solid man with a FBI agents said Marks is the first person charged in connection State epidemiologist Craig Ni­ booming laugh — is coming to TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE WORK WORK WORK with drug tampering since seven people in the Chicago area died assault chaiges stemming from incidents last summer involving a chols says the number of AIDS grips with his homosexuality. . . . New Orleans to Israel . . carpentry to college in 1982 from cyanide placed in Tyienol capsules. The FBI alleges patients is 72 or more — nearly But in his case, there's no Marks put small amounts of rodent poison in Contac cold I3-year-old girl, police said. John Hayes, 39. of 86 Westerly half of them returnees. turning back. He has AIDS, capsules, Teldrin and Dietac — all manufactured by SmithKline St., turned him.self in to police Becau.se of his good health Beckman Corp. of Philadelphia — in a scheme to reap profits Friday and was arrested on a SOME MEMBERS of Utah's and high spirits, he is in demand First, a breather when the company's stock plunged in value due to national warrant, police said. He was lay Mormon clergy have found as a lab subject for anti-AIDS hysteria. The plan failed. charged with second- and fourth- themselves walking a thin line drug testing at the National No one was injured in the tampering. degree sexual assault, and risk of between their personal ideas of Institute for Health in Bethesda. injury to a minor Christian compassion and a Md. His strength allows him to In a affidavit police used to church doctrine that vilifies weather untested treatments obtain the arrest warrant, police homosexuality, seeing it as a that often trigger serious side threat to the concept of family effects. Teachers map the summer Roommate says cop not invited said Hayes said he engaged in play wrestling with the girl but denied and the foundations of morality. The man said "laugh ther­ RUTLAND, Vt. — John Zaccaro Jr.'s former college any assault. Along with murder, heresy apy." doses of jokes and good roommate testified an undercover police officer — who said she Hayes was released on a $2,500 and adultery, homosexuality is humor, has helped him fend off By Susan Vaughn Teachers in the teachers' summer is an econom ic Co. and, in addition, during the later purchased cocaine from Zaccaro — entered their non-surety bond and is to appear automatic grounds for excom­ the myriad diseases that attend Herald Reporter lounge at Nathan Hale School necessity. For others, it is summer, he prints all the apartment without being invited. July 2 in Manchester Superior munication — a church court AIDS, but not the pain of agreed that Sarin would have supplemental income. For many student handbooks for MHS and Zaccaro, 22, the son of 1984 vice presidential candidate Court. action that deprives a Mormon excommunication. Like This summer many Manches­ the most adventuresome veteran teachers, it no longer the two junior high schools in the of most church ties, including hundreds of believing gay Mor­ Geraldine Ferraro, has pleaded innocent to charges of selling ter teachers are enjoying summ er of them all. She will pays to work during the Bennet print shop. The job takes access to temples and cocaine and possession of cocaine with intent to sell. A man who police charge as­ mons. he feels trapped between themselves digging in their take part in a dig in the town of summer. sacraments. his faith and his sexual all summer, he said. Matt Pifer, 21, of Westport, Conn., who shared an off-campus saulted his 17-year-old former gardens or digging in As homo.sexuality increases orientation. Acra in Israel. She'll also work First-year Bennet science Several other educators have apartment with Zaccaro last semester while both were girlfriend faces a July court archeological ruins in Israel. as a volunteer in an Israeli teacher Dan Bebyn said he appearance. as a social problem for the The man, who asked not to be year-round part-time or full­ Middlebury College students, said the officer entered his kitchen museum. works part time year-round as a without knocking. Douglas Johnson. 18. of 869 Main ‘ 'S' * 'C ' church, stories abound of well- identified because his elderly But for some, the summer is time jobs, such as counseling, meaning iay clergymen advis­ mother fears ostracism, said security guard at G. Fox & Co. Zaccaro's lawyer, Charles Tetzlaff. said the way undercover St., was charged on an arrest just an extension of the work Another Nathan Hale teacher, real estate, and house building. ing marriage as a "cure" for that for more than a year, his "I don't have to work any Middlebury Police officer Laura Manning entered the apartment warrant stemming from a June 17 year as they continue to teach, Jennie Manwiller, looked Not all school employees get homosexuality. bishops ministered to him even more, but it's gotten to the point summer off. Bette Copeland, in order to buy cocaine represented an illegal search of their incident. Police said the incident study, or work at other jobs. forward to the first summer in involved an argument with be­ Richard Cracroft. dean of the though they knew he was a gay it's nice to do things we may not secretary for Bennet Principal apartment. Herald photo by Rocha Those jobs range from hou.se 17 years that she won't have to tween Johnson and his former Humanities School at the AIDS patient and was involved have been able to do," said Bill Thomas Meisner, gets only a As a result. Tetzlaff has asked that charges against Zaccaro be church-owned Brigham Young in an AIDS hotline. But last painting to running a go to college to work on girlfriend which led to violence Wooldridge, another Bennet two-week vacation. Asked what dismissed. LIgnup for signup University, remembers his un­ summer, he moved into a new switchboard to marrying advanced degrees. Instead, she The girl suffered an arm injury, science teacher. He does she would do during that time, ease with what seemedtobeone ward and met his new bishop. couples. Some teachers will just said, she'll take some short police'said. maintenance, roofing and she said, “ They won't see me Johnson. 18. was charged with Parents and children line up to register up about 670 people for the summer's of his few successes in bringing "Since I had been on televi­ catch up on such mundane tasks trips. landscaping work during the here." first-degree unlawful restraint, for swimming lessons at Salter's Pool on first two-week session of swimming a homosexual back intothe fold. sion and in the papers because as cleaning their houses or Senate wants Waldheim pension cut At the time, Cracroft was a of my AIDS hotline work. I told summer and on weekends for a Principals and other school third-degree assault, third-degree Lydall Street Tuesday. The line was lessons. This scene is likely to occurtwo cleaning out their school closets. Several teachers, such as threatening and breach of peace. superior to several lay bishops him my story. I made it clear Madeleine Robinson, who company that owns properties administrators work during the WASHINGTON — The Senate wants President Reagan to urge of local wards (dioceses) and my work was not to promote a The Manchester Herald spoke He is being held on a $.500 bond similar at the other town pools, where more times this summer before the next teaches French and English at around the state,His wife is a ( summer. the United Nations to strip former U.N. Secretary-General Kurt was counseling a man who had lifestyle, but to save lives," he to more than a dozen teachers awaiting a July 9 hearing the Recreation Department staff signed two sessions of lessons. Bennet and MHS, said they will tutorial aide. Other secretaries, such as Waldheim of his $81,650-a-year pension for lying about his had many male lovers. said. and other school workers before A veteran teacher who chose connection with the Nazis. be taking courses this summer. Betty Keehnerat Bennet. work "The young man assured me school ended Monday. Most to remain anonymous said that Senators, voting for a bill to strengthen security at U.S But Robinson said she also 40 weeks a year. They work the of his repentance. He wanted to LAST OCTOBER, he was teachers interviewed said that he has paid his dues as far as embassies and diplomatic posts worldwide, approved an get married." Cracroft said. "I ordered to appear in a church wants to take some time to week after school is out and the they needed time to catch a working extra jobs and that now amendment by Sen. Daniel Moynihan, D-N.Y., Wednesday to try Town moves to replace chief engineer was very nervous about it. I court and was travel to Virginia with her week before it starts, in addition second wind before beginning he would only net about $5 a day to cut off Waldheim's optional retirement payment by the United could sense he was not an excommunicated husband, Harold, also a teacher, to the regular school year. Like summer tasks. if he worked in the summer. “ I Nations. Continued from page I The fact that he has passed the he sees no problem in other long-range engineering work yet. emotionally strong man But he Church leaders maintain that and their children. other people interviewed, The amendment requests that Reagan instruct U.N. written examination in New York projects for which the town is but will eventually if the post is not said he had found a patient excommunication is a “ wiping would give it all back to the Keehner said she would spend Annbassador Vernon Walters to offer a General Assembly motion designed tbe reconstruction of may simplify the procedure, he acting as consulting engineer for filled, he said. woman." of the slate" and the first step “ IT TAKES US just two weeks Some teachers will spend part government," he said. Instead, more time with her family. She doing away with Waldheim's pension. Vernon Street — a project begun said, but tbe licensing is by no the state. back to “ rebaptism" and good to recoup." said RoseMarie of their summer working on he will be found on the golf links, plans to invite her three by Senkow and completed by the When it fired Senkow. the town Moynihan, who was U.S. ambassador to the United Nations means automatic He said he will Shaw said he is satisfied that DURING THE TIME the man standing. But many homosexu­ DeBartlo. Spanish teacher at curriculum revisions for the grandchildren to swim in her team working under Camosci — it said his admission that he placed under Waldheim, said the Austrian president-elect would never be examined by the Board of design work is being done profes­ waited for official permission to als say that in their case it is a Bennet Junior High School. school system. In addition to ANOTHER LONGTIME was Senkow who signed it as the pornographic pictures on the fe­ pool. “ I'll be lifeguarding." she have been named head of the United Nations if revelations about Examiners of Professional Engi­ sionally Only the final version of a marry in a Mormon temple, he way of getting rid of them if they After her two weeks' rest. doing curriculum work, Carole teacher, A. L. Milano, who professional engineer. male employee's desk constituted said. neers and Land Surveyors of the plan has to be signed by a moved. Cracroft lost track, but refuse to at least maintain a his connections with the German Nazi government had been Public Works Director George a violation of general personnel DeBartlo will travel to New Vizard, a teacher at Robertson teaches graphic and industrial Jean Lambert, another Bennet known. state Department of Consumer professional engineer, he added, he later heard they had facade of heterosexuality. A Kandra. who supervi.ses the rules. The union said the lack of a Orleans with her husband, a School, said she will do “ some arts at Bennet, said that he has teacher, has worked out a Protection. and none of the work currently married. "It meant no sacrament, engineering division, said this lobbyist with a drug company. tutoring, some resting, and worked two jobs year-round for bargain with herson. Ron, who is being done is likely to be at that sexual harassment policy meant "A few months later, he blew cutting me off from any spirit­ morning he is in the process of The contract for Vernon Street the firing was improper. three weddings." She is a justice the last 20 years to supplement reconstruction, like many others stage soon. his head off." Cracroft said. ual comfort. We (Mormons with The teaching profession can in sixth grade. She said she would applying for a Connecticut license. of the peace in Bolton. his teaching income. He has for projects in Manchester, was Meanwhile. Kandra said that Since the firing, the town has "My error was that I believed AIDS) are dying without God." sap one's energy, said Ina Ruth take him to the beach and other Kandra. who is already licensed worked nights in the print shop awarded by the state Department without Senkow in the department. begun drafting a specific policy. him. as I am wont to do when he said. Sarin. “ It's a drain. A real places several times and he will in New York. Pennsylvania. New FOR SOME, working in the at Phoenix Mutual Insurance Obituaries Jersey, and Ohio, said he expects of Transportation. he and Camosci are handling the The employee has since left the drain." she said. help her paint his room. the Connecticut process to take a Milton Shaw, the DOT'S engineer work load. The shortage has not town's employ for a job in the couple of months of municipal services, said today delayed any subdivision review or private sector. Edward J. Ferris Jr. She was born in Hartlord June 2. Edward J Ferris Jr , 82, of the 1919. and had been a Manchester resident for 49 years Before she Talcottville section of Vernon and retired five years ago. she was Cassano, Weinberg mentioned as candidates Ferrisburg. Vt., died Wednesday employed by Klock Corp where at his Vermont summer home. He Continued from page 1 she worked for 10 years She solidly behind a candidate. time. not hurt the party's chances was the husband of the late Your neighbors’ views: previously had worked for Man­ against Zinsser because the nomi­ Virginia (Martin) Ferris He was a gave up his job as director A source close to Manchester's However, Weinberg stressed she chester Modes for 19 years. She nating convention has not yet been former Manchester resident. Cassano. who lost to Zinsser in Democratic leadership said Wed­ has not yet seriously weighed the was a communicant of St Bridget held. He said there are a number of He was bom May 7. 1904. in 1984. al.so said it would be emotion­ nesday that another potential pros and cons of mounting a qualified people who could wage a Saltville. Va . and had been a Church, a member of the Manches­ ally difficult to gear up for another candidate ik Manchester Mayor campaign. She also said she enjoys Talcottville resident for the last ter Hammond Organ Club and the campaign. He said he had been Barbara Weinberg. The source being mayor of Manchester. campaign, including Cassano. Manchester Senior Citizens' While he said he was "disap­ Is the Statue of Liberty festivity getting out of hand? five years He also had lived in "very comfortable" with Ferris as said Weinberg, who has been at Center a candidate. Bolton Democratic Town Chair­ pointed" by Ferris's decision, he Dennis. Fla Before he retired in odds with Democratic leaders man Henry Kelsey said this 1967. he was an executive with the The timing of Ferris's departure because she supports Toby Moffett said it was better that it came now Besides her husband she is morning Ferris's withdrawal will rather that later in the campaign. Pratt, & Whitney Machine Tool survived by her son, Kennth J makes it difficult for another over Gov. William O'Neill as the Division of Colt Industries. West Irish of Manchester; two grand­ person to wage an effective cam­ party's gubernatorial candidate, Hartford. He was employed by the children; and one great-grandson. paign. he added. "has no future" in Manchester. company for 49 years and was a "Anybody that comes in this late The funeral will be Saturday at a She would hgve the town party's member of the Management Club time to be announced, at the will have a tough time." Cassano The 8014 Electronic Typewriter said. backing to be Manchester's state of the division He was a 49-year- Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main senator so that a candidate they ^ M However, he said he is probably member of Manchester Masonic St. Burial will be in Buckland support could replace her as Lodge 7,3 the only Democrat who is well from Cemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ mayor, the source said. He is survived by a son. Edward day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m. known in all five towns in the M Ferris of Vernon; a daughter di.strict — Manchester. Glaston­ Weinberg — the top vote-getter FEATURES swinte Memorial donations may be Elizabeth Sagan of South Lyme, a bury. Bolton. Hebron and Colum­ in last November's local elections • Stnt* ol th« art Individual made to the Newington Children's • Eaproas Kay: Carriage return sister. Hilda Reynolds of Cheshire bia. In order for the party to field a — said Wednesday that she would koytwitchae: for longer life and without line feed Hospital. 181 E Cedar St , Newing­ Mass.; five grandchildren: three viable candidate at this stage. consider running for the Demo­ serviceability • Half Space Kay: For special ton 06111. or to St . Jude's Leukemia great-grandchildren: anieceanda Cassano said, the Democratic cratic nomination in the Fourth • Sculptured Keyboard: for ease spacing and Insertion of Research. 332 N. Lauderdale St.. nephew. town committees in each of the five District. She said running for state of typing • characters Memphis. Tenn The funeral will be Saturday at communities would have to be office has interested her for a long • Paper Capacity: 16.5" • Daap-Dapraaa Repeat Action Kaye: Space Bar, Correction Key II a m. at the Watkins Funeral • Writing Una: 13.5" Back Space Key. Index, and jfome. 142 E. Center St. Burial will • Correction Memory: Full line Reverse Index Keys I lie in East Cemetery. Calling hours (203 characters) aVe Friday from 7 to 9 p.m.. with a CALDWELL ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. • Pitch Salaclor: 10. 12. 15 Masonic service at 7 p m. S' Robert J. Smith, Inc. • Copy Capacity: 1 original = 5 emorial donations may be I IN.SURANSMITHS madfe to the Vergennes Rescue OIL INC. INSURANSMITHS SINCE copies (normally) Squad Panton Road. Vergennes, • Tab Sat/Claar Kay: Vt. 0W91. ora charity of the donor's 1914 Programmable at 24 positions Dr. Ludmila Mltrevlcs; "I Del Bacon; “ Money is being Linda Konikowski: “ I think Joseph Ran: “ We are not from Trudy Bullard; "I think that Pam Ricci: "1 ve seen it in the choice. 63.9 $49900 think it's wonderful. I gave a raised by individuals. It's not the celebration is good. It re­ this country. We are from Israel, we should be celebrating patriot­ paper and all that stuff. And Maraaret C. Irish per gal. C. O. D. donation and got an invitation to taxpayers' money they're spend­ minds us of our patriotism. But I visiting at the University of ism. I think it's marvelous to there's been a real lot of articles. be on a boat that day. " She will ing. so I think it's appropriate." think it's going a little too far. Connecticut for the year. But we have the parades and I'm just not that interested in the __ rgaret C. Irish. 67. of 85 ALLSTATE 39 Purnsll Plac* 649-5241 be on vacation, and will not be But he said that he is not in favor The authorized memorabilia are went around the Statue of celebrations." Statue of Liberty. It's just a Durant St., died Wednesday at 649-8841 65 E. Center Street BUSMEtS Manehsstsr able to attend. of the many Liberty souvenirs fine, but I don't like to see the Liberty on a boat. It .seems very statue. How much can you read Hartford Hospital. She was the PrlC0$ Subj0Ct to Chango MACHINeS 643-6156 which are being sold this season. Liberty face all over about it." wife of Kenneth I. Irish Manchester, Ct. a b m beautiful that you arc giving this everything." party." MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 26, 1986 — 13 It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 26, 1986 Gifts from parents may be expensive Advice Vitamin overdose

expected to reach a new high of 181 recently — E E Bonds go no lower How could than 7‘A percent. In short, while subject of study billion In 1986 you help your It's tough to find money market Surrogate mother idea crazy, says Dad child build a Why are U.S. Savings Bonds so funds today that are paying as college fund at popular now? They have some­ much as 7*A percent. E E s are DEAR position to repay me. and the same the least possi­ thing new. Sure, they have the paying at last that. and took it as evidence that I had by U.S, scientists ABBY: I am the ble tax cost? Sylvia same features they had.’ namely: probably been visiting with his thing happened. (He avoided me.) father of a son. Y o u could 1) Safety. They are backed by the How the tax shelter works: The second wife, which is not true. I However, I forgave him the debt age 32, who has By William Kronholm doctors and dietitians on the buy a Zero Cou­ full faith and credit of the U.S. taX on an E E Bond is deferred until haven't seen her since the divorce entirely and told him that he didn't Porter found a novel The Associated Press problem organized by the National pon Bond for government. 2) Low cost. A series the owner cashes the bond in (or and have no desire to. owe me a cent. After that, our your. say. 7- way to become Dear Abby relationship was fully restored and Dairy Board. r ' E E Bond can be purchased for as the bond matures). So a taxpayer Since this slip of the tongue Later, a trade group represent­ year-old child, a father without now we are close friends. W ASHINGTON ^ Thousands of « t little as $25.3) Tax shelter. There is in the 50 percent tax bracket gets occurred, my brother and his wife ing vitamin manufacturers said Daniel. A Zero any of the head­ Abigail Van Buren Can people put a monetary value Americans, attempting to become no tax on the Interest until the the equivalent of a 15 percent yield have been very cool to me. I the group supported efforts to Coupon Bond aches of being a on the friendship of family healthier, may be poisoning their bonds are cashed in or mature. growing tax deferred in 1986. apologized once for what was a siip bodies with huge doses of vitamin gather more information about the pays no current interest. The tax rates of the parents. This husband. members? Sign me ... of the tongue, but I need to know supplements that can be danger­ effect of supplements, saying such whole amount is paid out at the end provision would apply to children But now U.S. Savings Bonds “ Doug” bought THE VICTIM OF THE PROB­ To review: Under current law. a how I can get them to believe me. ous in large quantities, a group of data would bolster their position. of the term of the bond, say 10 have this giant added benefit: himself a dis- LEM I SOLVED under that age of 14. child (or you) can avoid the NO NAME OR TOWN scientists has reported. But the group's president said he years, or maybe 12 years. At that Series E E Bonds held at least five posable Now, with Eli J. Warach, chief crackdown on bonds that don't was concerned about the F D A ’s tilt point, the entire amount is paid years have a floor but no ceiling. mother! D EA R V IC TIM : Should they? The scientists and the Food and consulting editor for Prentice-Hall distribute current Interest by D E A R NO N A M E: Please don't toward possible regulation before over to the child. Let me repeat. The interest rate He put up a notice at a local No. Can they? Many do. Drug Administration called on the Information Services, helping to going the E E Bond route. These am glad I lived in saner times. waste any more time and energy the information was in. can't drop below a certain rate, but college for a “surrogate mother” nation’s doctors to b^gin recording Harold photo by Richmond avoid the pitfalls, let's look at an E E Bonds get a special break. HOLDING MY NOSE fretting about what could be in the "We would be strongly suppor­ But there’s one problem with the yields rise with increases in to bear his child for $10,000. He CONFIDENTIAL TO G.K. IN their patients' vitamin use in actual case. Their interest Is excluded from tax minds of other people. If on your tive of any effort to improve the that. As a result of a tax law passed interest rates generally. How it interviewed three women, selected next meeting they are still “ cool.” SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS: Finish medical records and to report side Chan, a male Pekingese, is a littie nervous about being There are some bonds (call them on money that's accumulating — DEAR HOLDING: Although data base,” said J.B . Cordaro of a few years back, the appreciation xerocoupon.ifyou will) that do not works: For each six-month period his "mate.” and had his lawyer ask them if something is bothering college. You w ill be better effects related to vitamin over­ but is not currently paid out. Doug’s motives may be pure, the the Council for Responsible Nutri­ held by Dog Warden Richard Rand. Chan wili be up for each year would be taxed to the result in im m olate tax while the a bond is held, it pays the higher of draw up a contract. The girl them. The burden of proof is on the equipped to keep the wolf from the doses to the FDA. realities of single parenthood could tion, but added he feared the FD A adoption next week if not claimed by his owner. owner — in this case, your son, interest builds up. 1) 85 percent of the average agreed to carry the baby, deliver accuser. door if you have a sheepskin. be a bigger headache than the “ We in the scientific community i was “ out to prove a predetermined Daniel. interest rate of five-year U.S. "Sylvia Porter's New Money it, and then hand it over to him with marriage he seeks to avoid. If he are concerned with the increasing conclusion.” Even that wasn’t necessarily a One of the most attractive in this Treasury securities issued during Book for the 80s.” 1.328 pages of no claim on it whatsoever. I was had asked me (which he didn’t ). I DEAR ABBY: Regarding “For­ notion that supplements can be Cordaro said vitamin overdoses major blow. The interest would be area is the United States Savings the immediately preceding six down-to-earth advice on personal surprised to learn there were so (Do you hate to write letters Adopt a Pet would have advised him to borrow gotten Parents” who loaned their used to prevent serious diseases occur rarely, not in the thousands taxed to someone with very little Bond (the series E E Bonds). Once months, or 2) 7>A percent com­ money management, 'is available many desperate college girls who a baby for a week or two and find son $10,000 and never heard from because you don't know what to other income. So the tax would not such as cancer and osteoporosis, of people the scientists suggested, the ugly duckling in the Investment pounded semiannually. through her column. Send $9.95 would do this sort of thing for a out if fatherhood is for him. him again: I myself had to borrow say? Thank-you notes, sympathy said Dr. David Heber, chief of be significant. field, it now is one of the more plus $1 for mailing and handling to price. and only under very high doses, far a similar amount from a family letters, congratulations, how to clinical nutrition at the UCLA higher than most people would Now. however, it’s a different attractive investments. Bottom line: If interest rates go “ Sylvia Porter's New Money Book Doug’s mother and I know him D E A R A B B Y; Last year when member and I've been unable to decline and accept invitations and School of Medicine. ever choose to take. story. Both the House and the The latest statistics released by up. E E Bonds pay close to (or for the 80s.” in care of the well and we both agree that he Chan wants a chum several brothers and sisters were repay any of it. It's been over five how to write an interesting letter “ Americans should get their While the industry agrees on the Senate Finance Committee have the Treasury Depaitment show over) what most other interest- Manchester Herald. P.O. Box would make a rotten father. (He’s visiting our parents. I made a slip years and I. too. have broken off are included in Abby's booklet, nutrients from food instead of desirability of a balanced diet agreed that the tax on income sales of U.S. Savings Bonds are up bearing accounts pay. But in times 419150. Kansas City. Mo. 64141. as selfish as they come.) I ’d like to of the tongue and called my almost all contact with the person "How to Write Letters for All pills," Heber said. "Large supple­ providing nutrients, be said, the generated by gifts from parents 40 percent from a year ago! And of declining interest rates — and Make checks payable to Andrews. have a grandchild, but I think By Barbara Richmond seems to be afraid of men. but not brother’s third wife by his second who lent it to me. Why? I feel so Occasions" Send your name and ment doses of single nutrients supplements at more reasonable will be taxed at the much higher the value of outstanding bonds is that's what has been happening McMeel & Parker. every child deserves a mother. Special to the Herald women. The dog was found on wife’s name. (She is well hated by guilty about not being able to repay addre.ss clearly printed with a won’t prevent disease, but instead levels can provide assurances to Besides this sounds like a crazy Tanner Street on June 22. the family.) I apologized imme­ any of it that I can't look him in the check or money order for $2.50 and will upijet absorption of other people who pay little attention to He has a little flat nose. In fact, Another new dog at the pound idea — like “ buying” a woman diately. but apparently my apol­ eye — .so I avoid him. a long, stamped — 39 cents — nutrients.” their diet. during slaveiy days. Women are he has a cute little “ pie face.” This since last Tuesday is a black-and- ogy was not accepted. Conversely, years ago I loaned self-addressed envelope to: Dear Dr. Allan Forbes, the F D A ’s The scientists said they are not more than just breeding machines. is an apt description of this week’s brown mixed breed with a black My brother was not present to yet anolherfamilymemberalarge Abby. Letter Booklet. P.O. Box nutrition and food sciences direc­ concerned about the perso.i taking About Town I think this world is going nuts and I featur^ pet. a male Pekingese tongue. He's about 2 years old and hear this but he was told about it. s u m o f money. He was never in a 38923. Hollywood. Calif. 90038.) tor, said the federal agency shares a daily multivitamin tablet that named Chan. was picked up at Cedar and Cooper the concern, but now is barred by provides recommended daily allo­ streets on June 22. law from restricting vitamins, Chan is about 2 years old and was Holmquist and Len Noryk. second: play Monday at 7 p.m. at the nies. The band will play hits from wances of several vitamins. Nor Another new one is a female Book club meets which are considered a food are they concerned with people picked up on June 22 on West shepherd. 8to lOyearsoId.Shewas Jeanette Whitaker and Jo Baker, Manchester Bicentennial Band the 1940s to the 1960s. Middle Turnpike near Howell third; Barbara Anderson and Sally Shell at the Manchester Commun­ supplement, without detailed who may have a legitimate need to picked up on Progress Drive. SOUTH WINDSOR - The Wil­ X-ray may determine pinched nerves scientific findings of their ill Cheney Regional Technical Heavisides, fourth. ity College campus. The show will add supplements, such as preg­ The dog warden is at the pound liam Faulkner Club will meet effects. School. He ik in good condition and East-west: Judy and Tom Hydf, be sponsored by Manchester State nant women and the elderly. from noon to 1 p m., or he can be Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Paperback Winners named To collect that kind of data, he is a quiet and friendly little dog. If Alley, 984 Sullivan Ave,, South first; Bev McClure and Tony Bank. The rain date in Tuesday. D E A R D R . yoM ask your son’s pediatrician if don’t help. Could my personal They are concerned, however, reached by calling the pound. said, the FDA is encouraging with normal people taking huge not claimed by his owner, he will be Windsor, to discuss “Absalom. Longo. second; Bonnie Berliner Those attending are asked to bring David Odegard of 162 D Homes­ G O T T : M y the youth is following a growth thermostat have been upset by the 64^-6642. or by calling the Police pl.ysicians to report vitamin side quantities of a single vitamin or ready for adoption early next Absolom.” The club is open to and Nancy Joyce, third; Jim seating. tead St., won a car in St. Bridget right hand is pattern that is normal for his age. surgery? Department. 646-4SS5. effects on the same voluntary mineral on the belief it will prevent week. those interested in the writings of Bennett and Al ^k a c , fourth. The band is composed of 18 area Church’s raffle with a ticket losing the abil­ Someone can also be contacted reports they now file for side some disease or cure some condi-s Faulkner. For more information, The club has an open duplicate musicians who also have other number. 15390. Other winners, ity to bold and D E A R DR. G O T T: I have D E A R R E A D E R : I think not. If Last week’s featured pet. a black at the pound by calling either of the effects from drugs. tion. such as huge doses of calcium, call Paperback Alley. 644-9979. bridge game Fridays at 7:30 p.m at occupations such as doctors, lawy­ their prizes and numbers are: Lou guide my fork, Dr. Gott Parkinson’s disease and have your ovaries were removed along Labrador retriever named Ebony, numbers from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday The comments came at a news supplements to prevent the Masonic Temple. The public is ers. engineers and teachers. Glo­ Deptula of 62 Hawthorne St., trip. taken pills pre.scribed by two was adopted by a Bu.sh Hill Road through Friday. There is a $5 fee to toothbrush and with your uterus, you may need conference after a .seminar for osteoporosis. family on Tuesday. adopt a dog and the new owner Bridge scores given invited and partnerships are avail­ ria Wood of Glastonbury and John 22760: Clarence Lewis of 133 other items. I Peter Qott, M.D. different doctors, with no improve­ more Premarin (e.strogen) to One of the new dogs at the pound must have the dog licensed. able. There will be no game on July Mansfield of Manchester are the Baldwin Road. VCR. 02635. and E. don’t want to ment. I am 80 years old. and make up for the hormones you are this week was a Lhasa Apso. Dog Rand reminds all dog owners Center Bridge Club results of 4, Independence Day. vocalists. Vincent Zitoof Manches­ Shipley of Wethersfield, bicycle. have a myelo­ otherwise in good health. What can now lacking. Unfortunately, some Warden Richard Rand said he’s that June 30 is the deadline for duplicate bridge played June 20 ter will be the master of ceremo­ 37284 gram. I have no you .suggest? women seem to experience a No more aching feet not sure whether the little dog is a licensing or re-licensing their dogs ^include: Hear big band pain or numb- variety of symptoms after having male or female because it won’t let and having them vaccinated for North-south: Phyllis Pierson ne.ss. so can’t DEAR READER: You don’t a hysterectomy: drugs don’t sem By The Associated Press — Keep your feet clean and dry: him get near it. Rand said the dog rabies. and Mollie Timreck. first: Stig Johnny T ’s Super Big Ban'1 will see how it could be a pinched hand and you don’t have the mention what medicines have been to help. No one understands why wash them in warm, soapy water. Thoughts nerve. I take 100 milligrams of pressure relieved, you may risk prescribed for your Parkinson’s this happens. There is an organiza­ Your feet are made up of 28 Apply powder or an antifungal Thorazine and one Sinequan a day. permanent disability. disease, so I cannot give you a tion called HERS Foundation (422 bones. 18 muscles. 107 ligaments. spray between your toes. but the doctor tells me they specific recommendation. How­ Bryn Mawr Ave., Bala Cynwyd. 31 tendons. 30 joints, yards and — If your skin is dry. lubricate couldn’t be the cause of my loss of ever, there are now several PA 19004) that can give you further Talk about death often becomes resurrection faith, such talk can D EA R DR. G O T T; My pre-teen yards of blood vessels, miles of with lotion or cream, except medicines available that are effec­ information from an anti-surgery- more natural for those who have help bring healing, as faith in control. What do you think? son is very physically mature for nerves, and 125.000 sweat glands between the toes. If your feet tive treatments for this common female point of view. suffered loss. This talk can be Christ’s resurrection is shared. his age. However, his penis is per foot. perspire a lot. whisk on foot power neurological disease A neurolo­ good, especially talk about the one One important talk lime takes D E A R R E A D E R : I think you smaller than that of boys much Those not-so-pedestrian figures or corn starch: sprinkle some gist could guide and supervise your who has died. place at the Worship Services of are showing unmistakable signs of younger than he. What can be done Learn the facts about osteoar­ come from “ Healthy Feet.” a powder in your shoes, too. therapy. thritis: Send for Dr. Gott’s new When death touches our lives, the Church. At such services the muscle damage due to nerve to enlarge his penis and what kind booklet from the Kinney Shoe — Check your feet for signs of Health Report on (he .subject. For things change. What once was a fact of death is placed within its malfunction. A myelogram — a of doctor should I contact? Corp,. which also says that aching trouble, small injuries, red spots, your copy. Send $1 and your name subject to be avoided may become proper context, and the congrega­ type of X-ray study to determine DEAR DR. GOTT: I had a feet plague almost three-quarters fungus infections. and addre.ss to P.O. Box 2597, something of importance to be tion rejoices in its salvation. But whether nerves in our neck are DEAR READER: Pre complete hysterectomy last year of adult Americans — with women — Change your socks, more than Cincinnti. OH 45201 Be sure to ask discussed in detail. This can help the family should also talk in the being pinched — may be unplea­ adolescent boys may maintain due to bleeding fibroids and am on the more frequent sufferers. once a day if necessary. for the Health Report titled. us unload pent up feelings, to quiet of the home. It is a time to sant, but if your doctor urges that small penile size until the effects of Cyclican. Premarin-Provera ther­ The booklet offers some every — Vary your shoes. UNDERSTANDING explore the meaning of many new understand once more, that human you have it done, do it. If there is male hormones reach their peak apy. I’ve had severe hot flashes day advice for taking care of your Once your feet are happy, take a OSTEOARTHRITIS. experiences. Talk can help us take relationships are short-lived and pressure on the nerves to your during adolescence. I suggest that since the .surgery, and the drugs feet: step in the right direction — walk. stock of life from a new point of so important. It’s a time to renew view and say what must be said in our faith in God’s love and the ■ order to experience some relief message of Jesus. “ I will not leave ! from grief and despair. you comfortless.” SUPER $069 DESITIN The person caught up in the ARRID Ointment throes of grief should attempt to Newell H. Curtis Jr. '< PO LYGR IP ^ 4 oz. talkabout death. Among those who Center Congregational Church ! Denturo Spray JOHNSONS GOLD BOND PERMAGRIP know the power of God in the Manchester ' Foot Soap Powder Powder $ 2 1 7 Herald photo by Tuckor AdhesivB Deodorant 2.4 oz. All Types 4 oz. 4 oz. 4 oz. A whale of a project 4 oz. $ 1 97 OlAPfR $ 2 ^ 9 RASH Daniel Chapman, Michele Langston and Sarah Fabian, "adopt” two members of this endangered species. The DISITIN OINTMENT ^ r im ^ a s lt lo n i from left, look small beside the drawing of a humpback project will continue when school resumes in the fall. I whale at Robertson School. During the last five months The three recently completed the fifth grade. Specializing Exclusively In the three students led a school fund-raising project to SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions ADVANCE $Q39 UNISON %A6i PROTEIN 29 MENNEN$]^09 PREGNANCY Gel Brushless Special Sizes Sleep AidA i H " ■ Social Security Mailbox 3 oz. 12'/^26’/4 Tablets Shave MENNEN MENNEN and 36 to 52 Ragular or A 32's Births $J77 Menthol Baby Oil Baby Bath 4 oz. 9 oz. Benefits based on work credit 4.75 OZ. Kinney, Rebecca Mae, daughter bo^ of Clarence H. and Donna (Picca- 39 $j[89 Q U ESTIO N : Does the amount of ANSWER: You will be asked to ANSW ER: People who qualify rello) Kinney Jr. of 34 Skinner n my Social Security benefit depend provide the names, addresses, and under more than one category can Road. Bolton, was bom June 12 at on how long I have been employed? phone numbers of any doctors, get payments under the category Manchester Memorial Hospital. hospitals, clinics, or other institu­ which is more advantageous to The maternal grandparents are ANSW ER: Your eligibility for tions that treated you, and the them. An aged person who is also Ervin Piccarello. also of 34 Skinner benefits depends on the amount of approximate dates of treatment. disabled or blind may get a higher Road, and Jacqueline Kelsey of 266 STAYFREE your work credit; however, the payment as a disabled or blind E. Middle Turnpike. The step- 7 amount of your monthly payment recipient because of the additional grandfather is Floyd Kelsey, also Silhouette OLD SPICE ADVIL * ®® is determined by your earnings in income exclusions allowed to these of 266 E. Middle Turnpike. The BENADRYL USTEfHNr USTERINE Tablets Q UESTIO N : I know someone Maxi Pads covered employment. categories. paternal grandparents are Mr. and BRECK Stick 165's who is over 65 and nearly blind. I Mrs. Clarence H. Kinney of 40 All Types Shampoo omniifll Deodorant Elixer Mouthwash Q U ESTIO N : What kind of medi­ believe he’s eligible for SSI. Does it This column Is prepared by the Benton St. The great-grandparents All Types . 4 oz. ®NC€»WTAC^ 32 oz. cal evidence will be expected of me matter whether he applies on the Social Security Administration In are Evelyn Piccarello of Williman- 30‘s STICK, All Types if I apply for disability payments? basis of age or disability? ' East Hartford. tic and Dorothy Langer of 7 oz. OlOOOAat ■ ^ 2.5 oz. $ 2 5 9 $387 Manchester. $109 $j[79 Poquette, Joseph Alan, son of Several hit records in blood drive Jeffrey A. and Donna (Reed) Poquette of 173 Spruce St., was A blood drive sponsored by Others who achieved records J. Ivoldl, Arthur S. Lossow, Maxine K. bora June 13 at Manchester included: Joseph J. Kristan Jr., Lerman, David C. Moyer, Brian J. Temple Beth Sholom and the Murphy, Lourelae Oehler, Arivne Memorial Hospital. The maternal DRISTAN ANACIN $^19 Connecticut Valley East Branch of one gallon; Margaret Geyer and Peck, Lynn B. Pemberton, Lisa S. grandparents are Franklin Reed of E X -LA X 5 7 0 GILLETTE PHILLIPS Plavin, Richard J. Plavin. the Greater Hartford Chapter of Christine (jlenn. four gallons. Route 6, Andover, and Lorraine Nasal Mist Tablets Chocolated DENCLENZ the American Red Cross on June 17 Other donors were: Jane R. Searle, Jonas R. Searle, Kutsavage of Deltona. Fla. The Wamtwsathsr Regular Long-Acting 100's Good News M ilk of resulted in the collection of 52 Clayton A. Adams, Doris R. Adler, Roberta R. Shure, Rachel S. Singer, Laxative Denture Dwayne A. Albert, Alon L. Benford, Lawrence N. Spleker, Helene L. Sprin­ paternal grandparents are Mr. and drst$lng: Disposable M agnesia pints. There were eight persons Joseph J. BlazInskI, William Brlndam- ger, Susan K. Stopplemon, Dorinne Mrs. Eldred J. Poquette of 41 Box $239 $267 Tablets Powder donating for the first time. our, Mark J. Bruder, Inoe Bsullok, Taback, Marlon F. Thomos, Robert S. Mountain Road, Bolton. Razors Regular Albert Chase Jr., Thomos H. Curtiss, Walter, Virginia A. Wolter, Philip J. fsrtm itsUk foot I8's 3.5 oz. Several persons achieved gallon Earl E. Dooaart, James E. Douoan, Vagllco, Colvin VInIck, Diane G. marks, including John Welpy Jr., Tereso A. Emond, Gall L. Freedman, Wasser, Joyce S. Young, Eveleen G. Magnotta, Brandon Thomas, son oummor woar. Shown 12 oz. who reached the 17-gallon mark, John T. Furness Jr., Kathleen M. Zimmerman, Steven A. Dwyer, Morlo- of Robert and Janet (Olschefskie) Geary. rle S. M eirlti, RIma S. Ridel, Shirley hoTO aro only a tow of D l U i J M $310 and Donald K. Kuehl. who reached Magnotta of Manchester, was bora Gory L. Glenn, Walter H. Joyner, siegal, Julie A. Stalhr, Edward J. hoor the 14-gallon mark. Janet L. Keeney, P. Allan Klock, John Wilson Jr. June 11 at Manchester Memorial hundroth of $tyto» — 4 2 Hospital. The maternal grandpar­ aroHabto In hot fpodat ents are Frances Olschefskie of Where fashion is a Manchester and the late Edward ' look, not a size. Assumption students earn awards Olschefskie. The paternal grand­ Available at participating parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crown Phirmacy HOURS: Mon., Tuut., Wad. 10-8 / Thurs.. FrI. 10-0 / Sat. 0:30-5:30 VALUE PLUS STORES! JOHNSONS Magnotta of Manchester. The baby Lenox Pharmacy Assumption Junior High School prize, Gregory Gloglo. Grode 7: Krista GlacopossI, Kristin Prescription Canter Not all Hama available at Cannectlcut State Science Cartitl- Hartnett. has a brother, Randy, 3, and a all atorea. Baby JOHNSONS held its annual award night pro­ 208 W. Canter SL 299 E. Center SL JOHNSONS colas: Amanda Botticello, Nancy Grade 6: Joshua Beaulieu, Michael sister, Carly, 5. Not reaponalble lor gram in Assumption Church hall Byrne, Sontlno Guachlone, John Pella, Brosnan, Steven Donnelly, Jocouellne Manchester Shampoo or Swabs Manchsatar typographical arrora. Baby Powder on June 18. The following students III, Thomas Phillips. LoMontagne, Amy MIzoras, Todd Decorator Canister NImIrowskI, John Rusezyk, Amy Fanteux, Nicholas son 4' received awards: Bertrand, Conditioner 14 oz. 150'S Speclol music oword: Stacey Schauster. of Jimmy and Cheryl (Cormier) Awards far winners of the history loir Luoma. Presidential Acodemic Fitness Health Gentle Formula Overall winners: Amanda Botticello, Perfect attendance owords: Roder­ Award: Melissa Borksdale, Chris­ Fauteux of 64 Hudson St.. was bora VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE 040-4430 i topher Behike, Williams Evans, Ro­ Kay Drue Co. Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy 11 OZ. Marla Cuneo. ick Begin, Krista GlacopassI, Sean June 11 at Manchester Memorial AVON — Rt. 44. Caldor Plaza Beauty Alda Grade I; First prize, Kelly Keane; Hayhurst, Jacauellne LoMontagne, bert Hartnett, Kelly Keane, Lynn Hospital. The maternal grand­ 14 Main SL, 585 Enfleld Ave., 873 Main SL second prize, Karen Mitchell; third Cynthia Larson, Marla Cuneo, Ste- Krowezyk, Cynthio Larson, Karen BLOOM FIELD — 806 Park Ava., Bloomfield Shopping Plaza Sale PrIcesI Mitchell, Brian O ’Neill, Stephanie mother is Susan Cormier of 40 prize, Robert Gess, Jeffrey Martin, phonle Relchardt, Am y Schauster. BRISTOL — Hub 6 Plaza, next to Caldors, Rt. 6 East Hartford Enflald Manchester Craig Lawson, Kevin Phillips. at National Junior Relchardt, Susan Thibodeau. Laurie Spencer St. The paternal grand­ EFFECTIVE DATES Grode 7: First prize, Stacey Luoma, Bata Honor Seciatv Whittaker. , JUNE 26-28, 7988 Jody Romano; second prize, Nancy Grade I : Robert Hartnett, Stephanie Saeclal awards: Christine Brosnan, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Byrne, Shelley Macfarlane; third Relchardt. Daniel Longer. Fauteux of East Windsor. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 26, 1986 .MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 26. 1986 - 15 Thursday TV SPORTS______

5 *.0 0 PM [HBO] T*ni^: Wimbledon volta, Olivia Newton-John. Stockard Chan- ning. 1978. Rated PG 11:35PM C D Enteruinmem Tonight ‘8 6 {2 hrs.. 30 minj Tape Delayed. Lauren Hutton talks about her rcle in the [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Return of Martin [USA] MOVIE: Superfty T.N.T.' Su- upcoming fantesy/adventure TV movie Querre’ (Dubbed) A young husband, perfiy returns to action to free an African "Timestalker " In Stereo mysteriously absent for a rHjmber of years, nation from a cruel dictator. Ron O ’Neal. 11:45PM [M A X ] Comedy Expori- Boston picks one off against New York returns to reclaim his wife and family pro* Roscoe Lee Browne. Sheila Frazier. 1973. party. Gerard Depardieu. Nathalie Baye, ment: Eric Bogosien; Drinking In Amor- Roger Planchon. 1981. 8:30PM C S m o v i e ; Paint Your Wa- ica g o r' Part 1 of 2 T w o prospectors share 5^30PM [ E S P N ] Te n n is M agazine (R). or>e wife in this ntusicai from the Broadway 11:55PM [HBO] MOVIE; ‘Flatch' By Dove O'Hara the Boston Red Sox found Joe ranks and came up with right­ out of three isn’t bad. play about the gold-rush days in N6-Name (C C ) Police corruption and drug trafficking The Associated Press Sambito in baseball's scrap pile. hander Al Nipper. "Boston found the holes in the 6:00PM CD (D ® (SD N e w s City. California Lee Marvin. Clint East- are encountered by a newspaper reporter GE) Three's Company w o ^, Jean Seberg. 1969. working undercover. Chevy Chase, Joe In a frantic hunt for a stopper The two "finds” paid off Wednes­ first and held on. You’ve gotta give Don Baker, Tim Matheson. 1985. Rated BOSTON — In their search fora against the New York 'Yankees, the day night as Nipper and Sambito CD Hart to Hart CD Family Feud them credit. Nipper did a nice job, PG. left-handed reliever last spring. Red Sox dug into their disabled Gl) Gimme a Break ® ( 3 ) Fam ily Tie s Atox finds himself in combined for a 5-4 victory that left going longer than I thought he 12:00AM GC Dynasty O ) Knot's Landing the middle of a family conflict when he se­ Boston with a little more breathing would, and Sambito closed the cretly invites Ellen's father to Parents Day GD Star Trek room at the top of the American door. (S) Bosom Buddies Weekend. (R), In Stereo. O ) Rocky and Friends League East. “ We could use some help in ® ) Doctor Who GD Dining in France In Stereo. (3 ) Coots Concert Series: U-2 After dropping six of seven (3) Quincy areas, but I'm confident we’ll beat 9:00PM CDTrapper John, M.D. Part2 (5i) Alfred Hitchcock Presents starts. Including the first two them. Boston is not going to run Reporter 41 of 2 Trapper struggles to stabilize a pa­ Barney Miller games of a series to the Yankees, away from us.” @ ) MacNmI-Lehrer Newshour tient's condition following the implantation of an artificial heart. (60 min.) (R). IS ) PELICULA; 'Las Fuerzas Vivas' David the Red Sox were desperate for a Nipper said he was "very scared (E ) Bewitched Reynoso. Armando Silvestre. Lola Beltran starting pitcher. that my career might be going out [D IS ] MOVIE; 'The Secret of N.I.M.H.' CD GD T h e Col by8 (C C ) Sable lures Jason 1975. back to resume their marriage and Miles Without dipping into their farm the window when I was wheeled A mouse with four children seeks the aid of GD Comedy Break the mysterious and intelligent rats of NIMH confronts Fallon with his feelings. (60 min ) system again, they decided Nipper into the operating run” on May 18 to save her family. Voices of Dom Deluise, (R) [CN N ] Newsnight was ready, just five weeks after after being spiked in a game Derek Jacobi. Peter Strauss. 1982. Rated CD MOVIE: 'A Family Upside Down' [ES P N ] Men's World Cup Surfing From undergoing surgery for a deep against Texas. He wasn’t scared G. The lives of a retired man and his wife are Oahu, HI (R). gash behind his right knee. taking the mound against the [ES P N ] Mazda SportsLook shattered after he suffers a heart attack. [U S A ] Edge of Night Fred Astaire. Helen Hayes, Efrem Zimbal- Nipper survived a shaky start Yankees, but admitted he felt he [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express ist, Jr 1978. 1 2:05AM CD N ight Heat O'Brien and and pitched a gutsy seven innings was in ”no man’s land". 6:30PM CD one Day at a Time (3 ) ® Cheers Sam agrees to serve as the Giambone investigate when a bungled ar­ before turning over a one-run lead "It was weird, a very strange subject for Diane's psychology term son attempt results in murder. (70 min.) GD Benson (R) to Sambito in the eighth. feeling, in the first inning, but then paper--but later regrets the decision. (R). In Herald photo by Pinto A onetime fireball pitcher whose ® Hogan's Heroes Stereo. GD MecNeil-Lehrer Newshour I began to get my rhythm back and career appeared emled by severe (S) ® NBC Nightly News GD Heart of the Dragon: Correcting (CC) all the hard work in the past few 1 2:20AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : -Partnere- The gavel passes arm trouble in 1982, Sambito Nightly Business Report The deep-rooted respect for the law in the T w o cops pose as lovers in Los Angeles’ weeks paid off,” Nipper said. A B C N e w s Chinese legal system is examined. (60 gay community to nab a vicious killer. Ryan struck out three batters in a row in Nipper threw 30 pitches as New min.) O'Neal. John Hurt. Kenneth McMillan Manchester Country Club. He's con­ GD Noticiero SIN John Pasquarelli Jr., right, new presi­ the eighth and then faced only York took a 2-0 in the first, but left GD Novela: Muchachita 1982 Rated R (E ) Harper Valley dent of the Exchange Club of Manches­ gratulated by Ed Tracy, vice president, three in the ninth in earning his after throwing 92, turning the GD Explore (60 min.) 1 2:30AM CD Comedy Tonight sixth save as Nipper's record was one-run lead over to Sambito. [C N N ] Showbiz Today ter, accepts the gavel on Tuesday at the and Nancy Carpenter, secretary. [C N N ] Larry King Live Uncle Floyd evened 4-4. [ESP N ] Inside the PGA Tour (R) GD Sambito. released by Houston [D I S ] M O V IE ; 'Bully' One of the most (3 ) (3 ) Late Night with David Letterman Rickey Henderson, New York and the New York Mets. rewarded [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tender Mercies' An fascinating characters in American history, Tonight's guests are Elaine Boosler and ex*country-and-westem singer tries to speedster who was picked off first the Red Sox with annother divi­ Teddy Roosevelt, comes to life in this one John Phillips (60 min ) In Stereo. No beans, please start a new life but his past catches up with man show James Whitmore 1978 Rated after reaching on an error with one dend for giving him a chance to 3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents him. Robert Duvall, Tess Harper. Betty G out in the ninth, had predicted at prove he still could pitch. Buckley 1982. Rated PG. ^ More Real People [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Harold and Maude' An the start of the series that "if we “ Sambito did an outstanding 7:00PM CD C B S N e w s 60-year-old woman teaches a 20-year-old GD Gene Scott beat them three in a row. they’ll job.” Nipper said. "The game ball CD ® (S) M*A*S*H man how to live and love Ruth Gordon, [E S P N ] Fishin' Hole (60 min ) (R). Hot-shot chili cooks wanted fold — they’ll come down to earth should go to him. We take our hats Bud Cort. Vivian Pickles 1971 Rated PG CD A B C N e w s [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Return of Martin from cloud they’ve been” off to him." Guerre' (Dubbed) A young husband, CD ® $100,000 Pyramid 9:30PM GD CNN Headline News Attention all chili fiends! Would yourchili eat a hole But, in preventing the sweep, the “ I don’t throw nearly as hard as I G D (3 ) Night Court Harry quits the bench mysteriously absent for a number of years, right through a perfectly sound cast-iron pot? Do you GD Jeffersons returns to reclaim his wife and family pro­ Red Sox indicated they’re not used to. but I’m moreof a pitcher." and becomes a pool hustler after blaming perty Gerard Depardieu. Nathalie Baye, have a secret recipe passed on to you by your ready to fold yet. And they’re still GD Fugitive himself in a boy s shooting (R), In Stereo Sambito said. “ I ’m not going to Roger Planchon. 1981 cattle-rustlin’ great-uncle? (3 ) Wheel of Fortune on a pretty good cloud, with a blow people'away. Iju.sttryto pick GD SIN Presenta: Estamos Unidos If so. then you’re just the kind of cook needed at the MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour [U S A ] Edge of Night five-game lead over the Yankees, my spots and see what happens. So [ESPN] Auto Racing: Nikki Lauda Ex­ Manchester Chili Country Fair. The second annual 1 :00AM (D Naked City "That one was a two-game far, it’s been a lot of fun” ® Newlywed Game plains Formula One (R) event, a fund-raiser for the Manchester Cardio­ Noveia: Cristal (60 mm.) CD Headline Chasers swing, a very big win for us." After whacking Boston’s bat­ GD 10:00PM CD KrKJts Landing (CC) pulmonary Resuscitation Project, will be held July 12 UPl photo Nightly Business Report Gary attempts to protect his family when CD Joe Franklin Show Boston Manager John McNamara tered pitching for 31 hits in the first at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. Theevent said. "Nipper gave us more than two games, the Yankees managed GD Matt Houston he learns the secret of Empire Valley, and GD Comedy Break Boston’s Marty Barrett slides safely into second base on Cathy tries to get away from Lihmae (60 is co-sponsored by Manchester Memorial Hospital, we expected after a remarkable just eight.including three by Don [C N N ] Moneyltne GD Comedy Tonight a steal in the fifth inning at Fenway Park. New York min ) (R) the Emergency Medical Services Council and W KHT recovery and Sambito was just Mattingly and two by Henderson, [C N N ] Crossfire [ESP N ] SportsCentar CD N ew s radio. outstanding. Wo didn’t get much against Nipper before being keystone fielder Willie Randolph takes the belated throw [U SA ] That Girl [TM C ] MOVIE: Rhinestone' (CC) An CD G§) 20/20 (C C ) (60 mm.) Contestants will compete for the title of ’’Best Chili from catcher Ron Hassey. The victorious Sox retained a established country singer bets that she UP! photo hitting after the first inning, but blanked by Sambito. MOVIE: 'Dangerous can turn a loudmouthed ^ w York City cab GD Independent Network News 1:15AM CD East of the River.” and the honor of representing those two pitchers made the five The Red Sox did all theirdamage Friend'. A hip young man leads a group of five-game lead over the Yanks in the AL East pennant driver into a convincing country entertainer GD The Untouchables Manchester in the statewide chili cook-offs in teenagers into a world of drugs, promiscu­ Red Sox pitcher Al Nipper, who had been out of action runs we got in the first hold up.” against rookie Doug Drabek. 0-1, in just tw o weeks' time Sylvester Stal­ race. 5D Harry O ity and murder Robert F. Lyons. Richard October. There will also be prizes for the best chili "I expected to win it.” New York scoring five runs on four hits, two lone. Dolly Parton, Richard Farnsworth since May 18 after suffering a gash on his knee in a home Thomas, Gloria Grahame 1971 theme name, and the funniest booth ' 1984 Rated PG. In Stereo G2) GQ) Hill Street Blues Bunt; refuses to Manager Lou Piniella .said. "We walks and a sacrifice fly. Bill and Rich Gedmanhadthesacrifice a weekend series against the the cower to an armed escapee, LaRue and plate collision, returned as a surprise starter Wednesday independent Network Judges will include Mayor Barbara Weinberg. played hard, but came up short in a Buckner singled across the first [U SA ] Radio 1990 Washington collar a former big-time base­ 1:30AM GD fly. Orioles in Baltimore Friday night. N e w s Town Director William J. Diana, former Public against the Yankees and responded with a gritty ball player for cocaine possession, and close ball game. It would have run. Don Baylordoubled homeone. The Red Sox enjoyed a break in Boston then will return home fora 7:30PM CD p m Magazine Works Director Jay Giles, and Savings Bank of Belker goes undercover at a dog pound [C N N ] Newsnight Update performance as the Bosox hung on for a 5-4 win. been nice to sweep, but getting two Tony Armas had a two-run single the schedule today before opening two-week homestand. CD All in the Family (60 mm ) (R) [ESPN ] Down the Stretch (R) Manchester President William R. Johnson. CD Wheel of Fortune Although your secret ingredients may range from GD Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Part­ [USA] Room 222 CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime ners in Crime (CC) Tommy and Tuppence avocados to zebra meat, your chili may not contain [H B O ] Rodney Dangerfield Independent Network News investigate a supposedly haunted country 1:40AM any beans. That’s because the International Chili GD Hosts the Ninth Annual Young Comedi­ house (60 mm ) |R) ® 3 ) Barney Miller ans Special A group of new talented co­ Society defines ’’chili” as any meat or combination of GD War and Peace (3 ) Jeopardy medians perform on national T V from Dan- meats, cooked with chili peppers and spices. Fernandez’ antics salvage Mets’ triumph Carlton gerfield's in New York City (60 mm ) <3) New Newlywed Game GD Star Search (60 mm ) To enter the Manchester cook-off. send a check for ® Price Is Right [CN N] CNN Evening News 1 :50AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Too Scared $30 per team, payable to Manchester CPR. to Chili to Scream' Tenants of a swanky apart­ GZ) Soapbox [ESP N ] Auto Racing '86; Formula One Country Fair. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Office Bv United Press International we got behind, we didn’t give up Cenadten Grand Prix From Montreal. Can­ ment building are being murdered one by of Public Relations. 71 Haynes St . Manchester. For and we finally got the hits we may hurl [C N N ] Crossfire one Mike Connors, Anne Archer 1984 ada (90 min.) (R) more information, call 647-4751. or 646-1222 ext. 2313 NEW YOR K - Luckily for the needed. I could have gone another [D IS ] Mousterpiece Theater Rated R [HBO] The Hitchhiker: The Killer A New York Mets. Sid Fernandez inning if needed, but I think Davey [ESPN] Speedweek beautiful young invalid's family mansion 2:00AM (T) MOVIE: The Black Bird hits the plate better than third becomes a chamber of horrors Detective Sam Spade's son doesn't realize thought my baserunning had tired elsewhere [H B O ] Tennis: Wimbledon Highlights Tape Delayed [MAX] MOVIE; Seems Uke Old he has a priceless bird until crooks try to base. me.” steal It George Segal. Stephane Audran, Fernandez became the Mets’ [U S A ] Wild World of Animals Tim e s' A lawyer jeopardizes her hus­ New York had five hits — four band's career by helpirtg her ex-husband Lionel Stander 1975 first nine-game winner Wednesday against McGaffigan — in the By Joe Clallnl 8:00PM CD Crazy Like a Fox Harry and run from the police Goldie Hawn, Chevy CD MOVIE: 'The Day of the Dolphin' A afternoon, combining with Roger fourth inning to erase a 2-0 .United Press International Harrison investigate when a fashion desig­ Chase. Charles Grodin 1980 Rated PG group of conspirators plan to use dolphins McDowell to scatter eight hits and Montreal edge. With one out. ner receives threatening phone calls from [U S A ] Gangster Chronicles that have been trained to talk in a plot to PHILADELPHIA - The Phi­ her former pailner. who had been killed in assasinate the President George C Scott, spark New York to a 5-2 decision Darryl Strawberry’s pop-up down an auto accident weeks earlier. (60 min.) 10:30PM GDNews Trish Van Devere. Paul Sorvino. 1973 Come Backlb over the Montreal Expos. the left-field line was dropped by ladelphia Phillies’ portion of (R)- GD Novela; An>o y Senor GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous Fernandez. 9-2, also drove in the shortstop Hubie Brooks and ruled a Steve Carlton's storied baseball CD PM Magazine [HBO] Philip Marlowe, Private Eye: (60 min ) winning run with a fourth-inning double. One out later. Kevin career has ended. CD ® Ripley's Believe it or Not! (CC) Finger M an (C C ) Marlowe is on the lam [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook (R) single, his first career game- Mitchell doubled in Strawberry His career itself, however, The arduous testing done by N A S A and when he becomes a prime suspect in the [U S A ] Best of the Superfest (R) winner. But he also cost the Mets a and Ray Knight singled in Mitchell may not yet be over. the F A A to insure passenger safety is ex­ death of a city official (60 min ) Phillies president Bill Giles amined (60 min ) (R) 2:30AM [C N N ] Sports Latenight run in the inning when he missed to tie the score. [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Porky's' (C C ) Lustful announced the release of the CD N e w s high school boys try to crash the local [ESPN ] SportsCenter third while scoring on Len Dyk- McGaffigan walked Hearn, and bawdy house Dan Monahan, Mark Herrier. HERSHEY four-time Cy Young Award GD Diarta Ross: For One and For All (2 .stra's double. 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United Press international tinez leading off. and Bip Roberts has to give this team confidence.” Thompson. HARTFORD MANSFIELD 7, 9:05. — Legal Eagles (P G ) 1,3:15, 7, At St. Louis. Vince Coleman His 318 victories rank 10th on Clntmo City — Solvador (R ) 1, 3:<0, Trons-Lux Colltoe Twin — Polter­ 9:15. — Bock To School (PG-13) 1:15, doubled with two out to put runners scored from second base on Tom the all-time list and sixth in 7:10, 9:40. — A Room With a View 1:45, geist II: The Other Side (PG-13) 7,9.— 3:05, 7:15, 9:05. — Ferris Bueller's Day San Diego manager Steve Boros Witness (R ) 7; with The Year of Living Off (PG-13) ), 3:15, 7, 9:15. at second and third. Dravecky Cubs 10, Phillies 7 Herr’s single and an error by right National League history and his 4:20,7:30,9:55. — Bliss (R ) 1 ;15,4:10,7, The San Diego Padres bad- said. "I think this team is finally fielder Joe Orsulak with none out in 9:15, — Smooth Tolk 2, 4, 7:20, 9:30. Dangerously (P G ) 9. followed with a hit that skipped At Philadelphia. Shawon Dun- 3,982 career strikeouts rank WINDSOR hopped their way within 1 1-2 playing the kind of baseball it is the lOth. lifting the Cardinals to under the glove of shortstop Jose ston knocked in three runs, includ­ second all-time and are tops in VERNON Pldia — Invaders From Mors (PG) capable of." their sixth straight triumph. Rick EAST HARTFORD Cine 1A 2 — The Money Pit (P G ) 7:10, 7:15. games of first place in the National Uribe for a two-run single. ing two in a four-run sixth inning, the National League. 9:30. — E.T. The Extro Terrestrial Horton, 1-3, pitched the 10th toearn Eastwood Pub A Clnomo — The League West Wednesday, and will Tony Gy wnn was edged out of the to help Chicago snap a three-game He has piched 55 shutouts. Money Pit (P G ) 7:30. (P G ) 7, 9:15. DRIVE-INS the victory in his first appearance Poor Richards Pub A Clnomo — ManchasUr — Closed Thursday. try to jump over the second-place “The pitch was a sinker,” Blue league batting lead by San Fran­ losing streak. Reliever Guy Hof­ 13th best in history, completed Sweet Liberty (P G ) 7:30, 9:30. WEST HARTFORD M u nidild — The Karate Kid Port II Preview Celebration Begins July 4th. Houston Astros starting tonight. said. "He just beat it into the fman. 3-2. got the victory by since coming off the disabled list. six 20 win seasons, and his 4.961 Sbowcott CInemot 1-9 — The Mon- Elm 1 A 2 — The Money Pit (PG) 7, (P G ) with Quicksilver (P G ) of dork.— cisco’s Chris Brown Wednesday. hotton Prolect (P G ) 1:35, 4:15, 7:10, 9:30. — Sweet Liberty (P G ) 7, 9:30. PItergelst II: The Other Side (PG-13) Dave Dravecky scattered nine ground. It hit the lip of the infield retiring one batter. Starter Cha­ 1-3 innings pitched rank 10th 9:30.— Cobra (R ) 1:30, 3:20, 5:20, 7:45, ■with Dream Lover (R) at dork. — hits over eight-plus innings and grass and took a bad hop." "This road trip we are playing rles Hudson. 4-6. took the loss. Lee Braves 3, Dodgers 2 all-time and fifth in the National 10. — Poltergeist II: The Other Side WILLIMANTIC Cobra (R) with Mod Max Beyond the team’s ahead of us,” Gwynn Smith notched his llth save. League. (PG-13) 1:25,3; 15,5:10,7:25,9:25,11:20. Jlllion Square Cinema — Row Deal Thunderdome (R) at dork. smacked a two-run. bad-hop single At Los Angeles. Bob Horner — The Korote Kid Port II (PG) 12:30, (R ) 7:10, 9:20. — Short Circuit (P G ) It s more thrills and more chills. in the lake. Bring the family back to lead the Padres to a 3-1 victory The Giants outhit the Padres said. "In order to stay in the race drove in two runs with an eighth­ With Carlton, the Phillies won 2:45, 5. 7;20,9:40. — Row Deal (R ) 1:10, 1:10, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. — M y Little Pony More fun than ever tefore. for our Preview Celebration over the division-leading Giants at 10-5. we have to have a great trip. We’re inning double, and Gene Garber National League East titles 3:15, 5:20, 7:50, 10. — Top Gun (P G ) (G) 1:10, 3:20.— Top Gun (PG) ),3;05, Red 4, Astros 3 from 1976-78, won their first 12:35, 2:50, 4:55, 7:15, 9:45. — Ferris WE DELIVER Come for the rid^. Then stay beginning July 4th. And get San Francisco. 5-1 right now. but I don’t think we snuffed out a rally in the eighth to Having won two of three from the At Houston. Dave Parker singled World Series in 1980 and capr Bueller's Day Off (PG-13) 12:40,2:55,5, If you haven't received your "The way I was pitching wasn't a can afford to lose ^many more lead the Braves. Rick Mahler. 9-5, 7:20, 9:40. — Bock to School (PG-13) for the shows and a splash ready for the time of your life Giants, the Padres are 5-1 on their home Tracy Jones from second tured the National League pe- 12:50,3,5:05,7:30,9:35. — Legal Eagles Manchester Herald by 5:30 p m key to this game. It was the strange games on this trip.” has won eight of his last nine EMERGENCY current road trip. They trail the base with two out in the lOth to lift decisions. Rick Honeycutt, who nant in 1983 before losing in the (P G ) 1, 3:05, 5:15, 7:35, 9:50. weekdays or 8 a m Saturdays, ake o m pou n ce bounces the ball was taking,” said Dravecky, 6-7, walked three and Fire — Police — Medical please call your carrier It you're L C Astros by a half game, and can the Reds. John Franco, 1-4, worked entered the game having allowed World Series. MANCHESTER unable to reach your carrier, call Lake Avenue, Bristol, Connecticut loser Vida Blue. 5-4, who had pass Houston in the standings with struck out none before leaving with out of a bases-loaded situation in just three runs in his last 35 Giles said Carlton's number. UA Thoolors East — The Money Pit DIAL 911 subscriber service. 647-9946. by Take Exit 31 oK 1-84, then (ollow the signs. Park open daily from 10 to 10 starting July 4. beaten the Padres in 11 of his a victory in the Astrodome tonight. two out in the eighth. Goose the ninth, and got the victory. Bob innings, fell to 4-4. He walked one 32, would be retired by the (P G ) 2, 4:30, 7:20, 9:20. — Sweet 6:30 p m weekdays or 10 a m. Phillies. Liberty (P G ) 2,4:15,7:30,9:30. — Short In Manchester HERSHEY is a trademark used under license. previous 12 decisions. Gossage pitched the ninth inning Knepper failed in his third attempt and struck out five as his league­ Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. Circuit (P G ) 2, 4:30, 7:)5, 9:30. San Diego went ahead 3-0 in the "To win five of six in LA (Los for his 13th save, but gave up a . to get his llth victory . leading ER A dipped to 1.93. 1 ■ I« — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 26. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursliay, June 26, 1986 — 17 AL roundup SCOREBOARD A’s space off again as the nightmare continues RedSoxS,Yanl(oaa4 National Laagua raaulta Pidraa 3. Giants I SoftbaU Little League Baseball NEW YORK BOSTON MetaS,Expoa2 IAN DIEGO IAN ERAMISCO By Fred McMone runner Peters on third and Carney to Canseco, F a rr had thrown a wild A r h M o b r h M aBrhM gbrbM United Press Internotlonol appeared to be a sure double play Blue Jays 5, Brewers 1 TIgars 11, Orioles 2 Htndrsn cf 5 1 2 0 Barrtff 2b 4 1 2 0 Royster 3b 4 1 0 0 Kutcher cf 4 0 1 0 Lansford on second. Royals’ re­ pitch and Peters and Lansford had ball. However. Griffin hobbled the (Trlffev If 5 110 Boogs 3b 3 10 0 MONTREAL NEW YORK F lon n ry 2b 0 0 0 0 Thmpsn » 3 1 J J liever Steve F arr then walked Jose each moved up a base. At Toronto, Jesse Barfield and At Detroit, K irk Gibson hit a pair TONICNT'* ball and both runners were safe. miMmi AL atandlnga M ttn olv 1b 4 |l 3 1 B u ckn r 1b 4 1 1 1 ObrhM ObrhM Gw vnn rf 3 0 2 0 Leonard * 0 » ° The Oakland A's should bring Canseco to apparently load the Ranee M ulllniks hit home runs and of two-run homers and drove In a Pellet vt. Deon, 6 — Robertten Amarlcan Easier db 4|0 1 2 Rice If 3 0 10 W siM tar rf 3 0 1 0 D ykstra cf 4 0 2 1 McRvnI cf 2 0 0 1 Dovls rf <000 ’’You go in for a pinch runner in a Jorge Orta then singled to left Medical v«. J.C. Penney, 7:30 — back Charlie Finley’s mule as a bases only to watch as Peters Jim Clancy allowed five hits over MARC defeated American Legion, Winfield rf 2 0 0 0 Baylor L a dh w 3 2b 4 1 0I 0 10 B ockm n 2b 4 0 1 0 G arvey )b 4 0 0 0 Brow n » 4 0 3 0 ' tie game as the winning run and get and Law scored without a throw. run with a bases-loaded groundnut R e berteon East m ascot. 14-11, W ednesday a t W a d d e ll F ie ld In Paellarl 3b 3 0 0 0 Evens Raines rf 3 If 4 100 2 0 0 H rnndz 1b 4 0 0 0 M artinez It 2 1 0 0 B ren lv lb 3 0 1 0 started walking toward home thrown out like that.” Moore said. ”I can’t get upset about that,” six-plus innings for the Blue Jays. to lead the Tigers. Jack Morrisn Conoe VI. TIernev'f, 6 — FItioerald seven Innings. MARC pitcher Jett W L Pet. OB Roenick ph 1 0 0 0 Arnun Brooks cf 3 n 4 00 12 0 0 Sfrwbrr rf 3 1 1 0 W ynne cf 1 0 1 0 AAelvIn c 3 0 3 0 Donkeys are certainly apropos Mein Pub VI. Cycle, 7:30 — plate. “ He said he thought the bases were Clancy improved to 7-5 and Dennis 7-4, won his fourth straight deci­ Goodin struck out 11 batters In six Boston 45 2S .443 — FIschlln ts 0 0 0 0 Lyons W cfolloch 0 lb 4 0 00 0 0 0 Foster If 4 1 1 1 Tem pitn ss 4 0 0 0 U rib e ss 3 0 0 0 for thl8 club. Moore said of Griffin’s error. F it t o w o ld Innings and had th ree hits, w h ile D ave New Y o rk 41 31 .549 5 Hassev c 2 110 Gedman c 2 0 0 1 G o lo rro 1b 4 0 0 0 M itch e ll ss 4 1 3 1 Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 AAaldnd Ph 1 0 0 0 Catcher Jamie Quirk imme­ loaded, but he just left second base L a m p pitched three innings for his sion with a seven-hitter, striking M PIne VI. Nelion, 6 — N ik e “ Day-in, day-out. he's one of my Burr hod two hits. Jason Morston B altim o re 38 31 .551 4'/>i W vnegar c 1 0 0 0 Rom ero ts 3 0 0 0 Wright cf 3 2 10 Santana ss 0 0 0 0 Roberts 2b 3 1 1 0 Berenor P ® 0 0 0 In what l8 fast becoming a diately fired to third baseman on a wild pitch. It’s just a case first save as Toronto moved over out nine. Baltimore manager Earl Social Club VI. Mak, 7:30 — Nike , M ilw aukee 34 33 .522 R n d lp h v b 4 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 4 0 3 2 Knight 3b 4 1 1 1 best ballplayers.” pitched well tor the Legion and Wesley K ru k ph 0 0 0 0 Blue p ^*010 nightmarish season fora team that George Brett, who tagged out .500. Tim Leary. 6-6, was the loser Weaver protested the game. Mike NUMetbodlit VI. ”D ",« — Paeonl t Collins homered. Cleveland 35 34 .507 9hlladelphla 8. Let Angetat ONlNOlt—2 Maradona was at his scintillat­ contributed one apiece. M ontreal 38 30 .559 9 Atherton 21-310012 advancing goalkeeper Jean-Marie enbauer’s problem,” N a ssitt A rm s blew out B & G Lounge, Chicago 2B—Martinez, Dunston, Dovls. 3B— Gam e-winning RBI — None. ing best Wednesday at Azteca PhlladelpMo 32 36 .471 15 D ovls, Foley. H R — Schm idt (14), Rus­ E—Thomos, Cabell. DP—Lot Angeles Pfaff. West Germany took advantage 11-1, W ednesday ot F itzg e ra ld F ie ld , St. Louis 32 37 .464 15'/a Seaver 5 5 3 3 1 O' Steve CloncI ripped double ond two sell (S),R oenlcke (2), Reynolds (1). 2. LOB— Atlanta 8, Lot Angeles 11. Stadium in Mexico City, scoring a Chlcogo 29 40 .420 18 . Canseco rf 4 1 2 0 Brett 3b 4 0 11 Umpires— Home, Dovls; lb, Harvey; Danger followed the Belgians under Bats’s arm. Dana M ercure all odded two hits. Dove Covey played fine defense No games scheduled Klngmn dh 4 1 2 1 Orta dh 5 0 2 2 UmpIres-^Home, Bonin; 1b, B. W illi­ 2b, Poncino: 3b, DeMuth. opportunity to win its second title i:' Parker hod two hits tor Aldo's PIzzo. Fridoy's Games every time Maradona touched the Boker If 4 12 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 am s; 2b, M eSherry; 3b, Pu lll. in the last eight years. Substitute Rudi Voeller scored New Y o rk ot Chicago J a v ie r cf 0 0 0 0 Balboni 1b 4 0 2 0 In Buenos Aires, where people ball. Rac M ontreal at Pittsburgh, night Bochte 1b 4 0 11 Bloncin ss 3 0 0 0 All Star voting the second goal with the last kick of Phllodelphia at St. Louis, night G riffin ss 3 0 0 1 M cR o e ph 1 0 0 0 Reds4.Astros3(10| lined the streets and embraced "I believe we were beaten by the the game. Acodia Restaurant smashed Bray San Diego ot Atlanta, night W illa rd c 3 0 0 0 Salazar ss 0 0 0 0 Jewelers. ICM. Wednesday at Nike each other. President Raul Alfon- best team in the world.” said “ I think what happened was we dSLm ’ taOkiAidk 1 Basketball Son Franciscoat Cincinnotl,night Peters pr 0 0 0 05 Q uirk c 3 2 2 1 Stattonol League Field. John Lucas. Flip Duff and Tim Los Angeles at Houston, night Tettleton c 0 0 0 0 CINCINNATI HOUSTON sin sent the team a congratulatory Belgian coach Guy Thys, whose had a setback in letting in that Ellis hod three hits, while Steve Potter ObrhM ObrhM C atcher — Gary Corter, New York UPl photo Stondouts T o to lt 34 4 11 4 T o to ll 35 5 11 5 771,551; Tony Peno, Pittsburgh 208,098; telegram offerinria "warm em­ team completed its most success­ early goal.” French coach Henri and Bred Miller each had two to Hom e Runs One out when Winning run SCOr«d Jones If 5 1 2 0 Doran 2b 4 0 1 0 contribute to Acodlo’s 1B-h1t attack. M iln e r cf 0 0 0 0 Hotcher cf 4 0 0 0 Terry Kennedy, Son Diego 219,109; Mike brace to you a ll!" ful World Cup. “ If we had Marad­ Michel said. “And then the West New Y ork, Foster (12). San Francisco, Ooklond 120 001 000— 4 Sclosclo, Los Angeles 215,094; Jody Argentina star striker Diego MaraiJona Cup semifinal at Mexico's Aztec Sta­ Broy Jewelers had nine hits, Including Eaatern Thompson (3) Phllodelphlo. K on sot C ity 111 100 001— 5 Conepen ss 5 1 2 0 G arner 3b 5 0 0 0 And the one responsible for the ona. Belgium would be playing in Germans had a lot of chances a two-run homer by Wayne Bray and Porker rf 5 12 1 GDovIs 1b 4 2 3 0 Dovls Chlcogo 208,578; M ike Fitzgerald, Schm idt (14), Russell (5),Roenicke (2), Gam e-w inning RB I— O rta (3). Montreal 151,242; Mike Heath, St. Louis festivities is a squat 5-foot-5 the final.” because we had to open up to get winds up to biast his second goal dium. Argentina won, 2-0, and will meet two hits by M ike Wolf. BOYS AT CHARTER OAK: Fred Reynolds (1). St. Louis. Van Slyke (4) E—Blancalano, Griffin. DP—Oakland EDovIs cf 5 12 1 Boss rf 5)3) Auto Body 60 (Fred Hughes 12, Steve B ell 3b 3 0 0 1 Lopez p 0 0 0 0 112,318; M ark B ailey, Houston 101,847. midfielder named Maradona. Argentina next faces a team that goal back.” against Belgium in Wednesday’s World West Germany for the championship. 1. LOB—Oakland 9. Kansas City 11. First Bose — Keith Hernandez, New G ustafso n 11, P a t T o y lo r 10), B rlc k lo y Winning Pitchers 2B-rCanseco 2, Kingman, Bochte, Baker. F ra n co p 0 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 1 0 Dusty ers 54 (John Brandt 12, Mike Mozzote Perez 1b 4 0 2 0 Thon ss 2 0 ) 1 York 507JI58; Steve Garvey, Son Diego New Y ork, Fernondez (9-2). Son Diego. 3B— Phillips. HR—Quirk (2).S—Phillips. 478,858; Jock C lark, St. Louis 238,1N; Army Now Club won on o torfelt 7). D ravecky (6-7). Chicago, Hoffm an (3-2). SF— Davis. Griffin. D iaz c 4 0 0 0 W olllno ph 0 0 0 0 Indian J.V. 25 (Cory Goldston 13), Pete Rose, Cincinnati 235,917; Andres Wednesday against the Purdy Corpo­ Cincinnati, Fronco (1-4). St. Louis, IP H RERBBSO Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Ashby c 10 0 0 Quick Shooters 24 (Pete LaBelle 10). Welsh p 2 0 0 0 MIzerock c 3 0 1 1 (tolloroao, Montreal 1704)45; W ill Clark, ra tio n . Horton (1-3) Atlonta, Mahler (9-5) Ooklond Son Francisco 188,347; Leon Durhom, Wimbledon roundup R llo 3 1-3 5 4 4 5 3 Rowdon ph 1 0 0 0 Pnkvts ph 1 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Reynids ss 1 0 0 0 Chicago 141,157; Bob Horner, Atlanta Sports In Brief Southorn American League reaulla Lelp er 3 2-3 2 0 0 0 1 130,842. West Side M nvhm (L 1-2) 1 1-3 4 1 0 0 0 Stillw ell ss 1 0 0 0 Knepper p 3 0 I 0 W alker cf 2 0 1 0 Second Bose — Ryne Sandberg, The Elks Club ripped 34 hits. Includ­ BOYS AT CHARTER OAK: Hungry K onsosC itv Chlcogo 579,170; Steve Sox, Los Angeles Tiger 43 (Mike Murphy 14, Mike Marinera 6. Indiana 1 Leonard 5 9 4 4 0 3 Totals 19 4 10 3 Totals 39 1 12 3 GHO Pro-Am celebrities announced ing five by Tom Hite, to destroy ClncInnoU IN IN ON 1— 4 293,274; Tom m y Herr, St. Louis 207,325; P e r r y 's A u to m o tive , 21-13, W ednesday Burctick 12), Style 41 (Ben Grzyb9. Bill F o rr (W 5-1) 4 2 0 0 3 2 Johnny Roy, PIttsburoh 272,724; Tim Plllard 9). Leonard pitched to 3 batters I n 6th. Heutlon Oil 2N ON 0—3 at Pooonl Field. Norm Kawolsky, Lou CLEVELAND SEATTLE Flonnery, Son Diego 193,387; Vance Low, HARTFORD — Ron Franci's, Jim Rice and Danny Ainge will Three more seeds knocked off Gome-wlnnlno RBI — Parker (8). Keroack, Jim BIrtles, Mike Cun­ Penguins 55 (Jomool Kantv 22, Dove HBP—bv Rllo (Low). WP—Rllo, Farr. Montreal 178,030; Bill Doron, Houston K a ise r 11), Indlons 49 (T roe v P ete rs 12, Ob r h bl Ob r h bl T — 3; 13. A — 24,220. E—MIzerock, Garner, Perez, be just some of the celebrities who are scheduled to play ningham each had four hits for the Bernzrd 2b 3 0 1 1 Moses cf 5 0 1 0 Cruz, Concepcion, Franco. DP— 153,424; Wally Bockmon, New Elks. They received help from Don Rob G reen 10), U m pires— Hom e, Kosc; 1b, G a rc io ; 2b, Y o rk 135,159. Wednesday’s Celebrity Pro-Am of the 1986 Canon Sammy Davis Bv Frederick Waterman Franco s$ 2 0 0 0 Brodley If 4 2 2 1 Tschldo;3b,Ford. Cincinnati t.LOB— Cincinnati 8, Hous­ better not to worry about other serve-and-volley game. saw a ball” in the opening set. but Dovlok, Gory Dovon and Kevin Down- Corter 1b 3 0 0 0 Presley 3b 3 1 1 0 ton 12. 2B— MIzerock, G.DovIs.Concep- Jr. Greater Hartford Open. Third Bose — Mike Schmidt, Phllo­ United Press International players. It's better to go and watch The American moved to the third horn, who eoch had three hits. Perry's Thorntn dh 4 0 0 0 Phelps 1b 4 110 clon. SB— E. D ovls 2 (28), D oran (24), Philip M. Bonee, Chairm an of the GHO, announced the roster Inoue. ranked 106th in the world, Craig Ogden and Doug Ogden each hod Castillo rf 4 0 0 0 Tartabll rf 4 1 2 3 H atcher (21), Boss (12). S— Hatcher. delphia 488,588; Grolg Nettles, Son Diego a soccer game.’.’ said the world's round w ith 7-5. 6-4,7-6 (7-5) victo ry fell and twisted her right ankle in three hits. Blue Jays 5. Brewers 1 380,459; Tim W olloch, M ontreal 260,881; of celebrities earlier this week. WIMBLEDON. England - As Jacoby 3b 4 0 10 Hndrsn dh 3 1 1 0 S F — Bell. No. 1 player, who has only twice over fellow countryman Jonathan the third game of the second set, Snyder If 4 0 1 0 Owen ss 4 0 2 1 IP H RERBBSO Terry Pendleton, St. Louis 201,488: Bill ”Our roster, which includes both sports and entertainment three players ranked Nos. 66, 96 T ransactions Allonson c 2 1 0 0 Kearney c 4 0 2 1 Cincinnati Atodlock, Los Angeles 171,993; Ron Cey, reached the semifinals at the All Canter. and was unable to mount a PaganI MILWUAKEE TORONTO Chicago 187,798: Ken Oberkfell, celebrities, w ill bring to Crom well something for everyone, ’ ’ said and 167 chopped down three more England Club. “Of all the tourna­ M u llin s ph 1 0 0 0 Reynids % 4 0 1 0 Ob r h bi Ob r h bl W elsh 8 8 3 2 1 3 challenge after that. Nixon cf 3 0 0 0 Robinson 1 1-3 2 0 0 2 ) Atlanta 180,301; Phil Garner, Houston seeded men. a pleased Ivan Lendl “There are so many good Evergreen Lawns humiliated Man­ Felder rf 4 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 4 1 3 0 143,744. Bonee. ments. Wimbledon is the most ' Also advancing to the second chester Fire and Police. 23-t. Wednes­ TotOlS 30 1 3 1 Totals 35 6 13 6 Yount cf 3 110 Mulinks 3b 4 1 1 2 Franco (W 1-4) 2 2-3 2 0 0 2 1 Others slated to appear im;lude Ken Howard, Gordie Hdwe, watched the path to his first likely to have a surprise since players now, it depends on who’s day at PaganI Field. Evergreen Lawns B ostb oll Ctevelond 000 000 100— 1 Houston Shortstop — Ozzle Smith, St. Louis round were No. 8 Manuela Ma­ Cooper dh 3 0 0 0 Moseby cf 4 0 0 0 787,811; Huble Brooks, M ontreal 425,983; Wimbledon final growing clearer grass is such an equalizer” really hungry in that particular rip p e d 77 hits with the help of four eoch Boston — Extended the controct of Seattle 100 002 30x— 6 O g llvle If 4 0 11 B ell If 3 1 1 0 Knepper 983308 Tom Poston, Gary Collins, Lee Meredith and A1 Freeman Jr. leeva. No. 9 Zina Garrison. No. 10 Gam e-winning RBI — B rodley (2). Lopez (L 1-1) 1 2 1 1 .0 1 Gorry Tempieton, Son Diego from Bill O’Brien and Pot Silver, three designated hitter Don Baylor through the Robldox 1b4 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 1 1 1 Francis, Rice, Ainge and Howe need no introduction to loyal by the day. Upsets were not limited to the week.’’ said Mayotte. Gabriela Sabatini, No. 11 Carling each from Mork Mores and Hank 1967 season. E— Langston. DP—Cleveland 1,Seattle T— 3:00. A — 13,313. 251,818; Ishowon Dunston, Chicago Riles ss 4 0 2 0 Upshaw 1b 3 0 0 0 181,380; Dove Concepcion, Cincinnati New England sports fans. Only two of the seven seeds who men’s draw. Kathy Rinaldi, Nystrom overcame a slow start Steullett and two each from Craig Phllodelphia — Released left 1 LOB—Cleveland 7, Seattle 10 Gantner ?b 4 0 1 0 Leach dh 3 0 11 Umpires— Home.QuIck; 1b,Runpe;2b, Bassett and No. 15“' Catarina Phillips. Frank Mores and Pete Liebf- hander Steve Carlton; recalled right­ 2B—Kearney, Snyder, Bernazard RIpplev; 3b, Enoel. put ecb u. to nsd 122,900; D ickie Thon, Houston 141,1N; joined Lendl in the top half of the seeded sixth among the women to defeat Wotek F ib a k 4-6. 6-0, 6-1. Sveum 3b 4 0 1 0 W hitt c 3 0 0 0 Mariano Duncon, Los Angeles 121,293; Ken Howard, currently a series regular in the prime-time soap Lindqvist. rled. Scott Freeman and Doub Huppe hander Fred Toliver from the disabled H R— Brodley (6), T artabull (9) SB— M o o re c 3 0 0 0 G a rc ia 2b 3 1 1 0 draw — No. 6 Joakim Nysirom and and a semifinalist here last year, 6-2 and advance to the third round. each had two hits for Manchester Fire list; announced cotcher Darren Daulton Reynolds (18), Fronco (4) Rafael Ramirez, Atlanta 81,528. “Dynasty” , gained fame as Ckiach Reeves in “The White Totols 33 1 6 1 Totols 31 S • 4 Cardinala2.Plratea1|10| No. 10 Tim Mayotte — survived the lost in the first round 7-6 (7-5), 6-4 to Robert Seguso. who scored the Both Bassett and Lindqvist had and Police. will be lost for remainder of season, M llw o u k te 060 001 000— 1 S h a d o w .” purchosed the contract ot cotcher Ronn IP H R ER BB SO Outfield — Darryl StrowAterry, New second round. Nathalie Herreman of France, No. tournament’s biggest upset with to ra lly afte r dropping the first set, Clevelond Toronto 011 001 20X— 5 York 892,528; Dole Murphy, Atlanta Tom Poston presently stars as George in “Newhart” on CBS Reynolds from Portlond of the Pacific Gom e-winning RBI — Leach (1). PITTSBURGH ST. LOUIS After the first-round upsets of 12 Stephanie Rehe, 16, from his first-round victory over Con­ Women’s Roc Coost League (AAA) Butcher (L 04) 5 2-3 8 3 3 1 2 721,723; Tony Gw ynn, Son Diego 508,172: and previously was a regular in “ Mork and Mindy.’’ Bassett defeatingGlynisColes. 1-6. Yett 2-3 2 2 2 1 0 E—Cloncy, Bell. DP—Milvyaukee ObrhM ObrhM W illie M cG ee, St. Louis 430,815; Tim No. 3 Jimmy Connors and No. II California, lost 1-6. 6-4. 8-6 to nors. had no letdown, defeating 7-5. 6-1. and Lindqvist beating Hungry Tiger blew out Tologo, 11-1, 1, Toronto 1. LOB— Milwaukee 7, Bonds cf 4 0 0 0 Colem an It 4 1 2 0 Raines, M o n tre a l 408,802; V in c e C o le­ Gary Collins is the host of CBS’s "Hour Magazine” , while A1 San Francisco — Optioned Inflelder B alles 0 11110 Toronto 4. 2B—Leoch. Riles, Yount. Kevin Curren. Wednesday saw the Larissa Savchenko of the Soviet Brian Teacher in four sets despite Gretchen Rush. 3-6. 7-5, 6-3. Wednesday at Charter Oak Field. Lisa Noles 12-3 2 0 0 0 0 Orsulok rt 4 0 1 0 Ford rt 4 0 10 man, St. Louis 349,703; Dove Parker, F re e m a n J r . h as s ta rre d in “ One L ife to L iv e ” as L ie u te n a n t E d Mike Woodard to Phoenix of the PCL: Fernandez. H R— B arfield (18). M u llln ik s Roy 2b 3 0 0 0 Londrm ph 0 0 0 0 elimination of No. 8 Anders Jar- Union. a difficult night’s sleep. Leister and Bunter Purcell each had recalled pitcher Frank Wlllloms Seottle Cincinnati 342,083; Andre Dawson, Maleeva, leading 6-2. 1-0. won ( 8 ) B ream tb 3 0 0 0 H err 2b 4 0 2 0 H all for over IS years. Though Lee Meredith won’t be playing in two singles tor Hungry Tiger, while Seattle — Released designated hitter Langston (W 8-5) 9 3 1 0 5 15 Montreal 277,871; Mike Marshall, Los ryd. No. 14 M artin Jaite and No. 16 No, 13 Barbara Potter withdrew “I had trouble sleeping. I was when Gompert was forced to retire Cindy Greenberg stroked o double. IP H R ER BB SO Reynids If 4 0 10 McGee cf 4 0 10 Angeles 221,527; Kevin McRevnolds, the Pro-Am , she w ill be on hand to meet ail the fans from Greater Gorman Thomos; purchased out­ Boltes pitched to 2 betters In 7th M llw oukee Johan Kriek. before her opening match due to a thinking about it (defeating Con­ when she aggravated a strained T a lo o o 's B o n n ie G o o d in hod th ree hits HBP—by Butcher (Presley), by Noles Pena c 4 110 LaVolllr c 3 0 1 0 Son Diego 208,721; Jose Cruz, Houston fielder Ricky Nelson from Colgary of L-eory (L 6-6) 7 8 5 5 2 5 Alm on 3b 2 0 0 0 Law less pr 0 0 0 0 H a rtfo rd . Jarryd lost in four sets to South nors) . I am glad I was able tocome and tour other batters each hod o PCL (Presley) Balk—Langston. T—2:52. 205,598; Keith Morelond, Chicago back injury. In today’s featured left thigh. sin g le. A — 8,372. Seoroge 1 0 0 0 0 0 Belllord ss 2 0 0 0 Heath c 0 0 0 0 1814)99; Andy Von Slyke, St. Louis This year m arks the 35th annual PG A Tourevent sponsored by African Eddie Edwards, ranked back and win.” he said after the St. Louis — Placed first baseman Jack Toronto matches on Center Court, defend­ Wshnpt ss 2 0 1 1 Penditn 3b 4 0 1 0 180,994; Jett Leonard, Son Francisco Clark on the disabled list; purchased C lancy (W 7-5) 6 5 1114 W alk p 2 0 0 0 Vn Slyk tb 3 1 1 1 the Greater Hartford Jaycees and w ill be held June 30-July 6 at 96th; Ja ite was elim inated in ing champion Boris Becker plays 6-2, 3-6, 6-3. 6-4 victo ry over Lendl. a winner of 75 of his last 78 contract of Alan Knlcely from Louisville Angela 7. Rangera 1 Lam p (SI) 3 10 0 11 143,157; Mitch Webster, Montreal matches, was not threatened by of the American Association (AAA). Mozzllll ph 1 0 0 0 Oouend -s 3 0 10 George Foster, New York the Tournament Players Club in Cromwell. straight sets by Ken Flach of the Tom Gullikson and Chris Evert Teacher. Clancy pitched to 1 batter In 7th. Guonte p 0 0 0 0 Cox p 2 0 0 0 137,827. U.S., ranked 167; and Kriek lost in Freeman, a 26-year-old Califor­ Soccer Texos — Ploced pitcher Ricky Wright W P — Leary. T — 2:18. A— 30,181. Lloyd meets Pam Casale. Men’s Mikael Perforns, seeded 13th on the IS-day disabled list, retroactive to Dloz ph 1 0 0 0 Hurdle lb 10 0 0 nian ranked 81st in the world. CALIFORNIA TEXAS U m pires— Hom e, R eilly; 1b, Coble; 2b. Clem nts p 0 0 0 0 Horton p 0 0 0 0 four sets to John SadrI of the U.S.. second seed Mats Wilander will and the losing finalist to Lendl in Tuesday; reactivated pitcher Mike Ma­ ab r h bl ab r h bl M cC lellan d ; 3b. Denkinger. Freeman was able to break service son from the 15-day disabled list Totalt 12 I 4 I Totals 32 2 10 1 McHale in favor of drug testing ranked 66. play Andrew Castle of Great the French Open, defeated Mike RJones If 4 110 McDwII cf 4 0 0 0 None ot when winning run scored. Pettis cf 4 2 11 Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 Major League laadera Lendl, who ousted Marcel Free­ Britain on Court One. All three are D e P a lm e r 2-6. 6-4, 6-4, 7-5. in the fourth game of the third set. Psa W n s B o sktfb o li Joyner 1b 5 13 2 Sierra If 4 0 0 0 Pittsburgh ON ON 010 0— I BOSTON — Boston Celtics star forward Kevin McHale says he but Lendl retaliated with breaks in Tigers 11. Orioles 2 St. Louis ON 010 ON I— 2 m an of the U S. 6-3, 6-2. 6-2 second-round matches. Most of the seeded women to BOYS AT ILLING: Colts 1 (Timmy Philadelphia — Elevated John Nash Jocksn dh 4 0 2 0 Incovlgl rf 3c2 . 0 would volunteei’ to undergo spot drug tests if asked, a decision the fifth and seventh games. from assistant general manager-business W ilfong 2b 5 0 1 1 Parrish dh 3 0 0 0 Gome-wInnlng RBI — None. Batting Wednesday, disputed the common Mayotte, scheduled to meet advance to the second round had to Tedtord), Mustangs 1 (Mott E — Reynolds, Orsulok. DP — bom from the cocaine-related death of top Boston draft pick Len “ Besides serving and volleying. H o w ro v d ). manager to general manoger; named Hendrck rf 4 0 0 0 BJones 1b 3 0 0 0 BALTIMORE DETROIT (Rosed on 3.lptoteappearonc«xno.of view that the men’s tournament is Lendl in the quarterfinals if form struggle through three sets, and marketing director Jack Swope assistant How ell 3b 3 2 2 0 Buechel 3b 1 1 1 1 Pittsburgh 1, St. Louis 1. LOB— gomes soch tsom hot ptoytd) Jits 4 (Rich Griffith 3, Mark Daunt 2, Ob r h M Ob r h bl Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 10.2B— Reynolds, Bias, the Boston Herald reports today. now open for the taking. held true, has not lost a set in two I put a lot of balls in play.” Lendl Zach Wlllhide), Jaguars 1 (Tim general monager. Burlesn ss 3 1 2 1 Pe tro lll 3b 0 0 0 0 Nottenol Lsoguc even No, 4 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch Footboll W loolns 7b 4 0 0 0 W hitokr 2b 5 3 3 1 H R— Von Slyke (4). SB— Low less "Lenny Bias’ tragedy was a rude awakening. Death sneaks up “I don’t care that the other matches. Winner of the Queen’s said. “Even though I was not D o nah y). Boone c 3 0 2 1 Stanley c 3 0 0 0 Lacy rf 4 0 10 Trmmll ss 3 1 1 1 (2). S— Cox, Roy. g Ob r h had a scare before beating Etsuko BOYS AT MCC: Aztecs 4 (Shawn St. Louis — Signed free-agent running Wllkrsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Brow n, SF 57 210 30 73 on you,” McHale told the Herald. “ We have to something to players say it’s an open tourna­ Club tournament on grass 12 days hitting winners, he had to play back Eric Dranin, Quarterback Ken Cruz O'Molly 3b 4 0 1 0 Gibson rf 4 2 2 5 'E ** RERBBSO Gw ynn, SD 70 278 Inoue of Japan, 0-6, 6-1. 6-2. Stout 2, M ic h a e l M lc c o th y 2, M ic h a e l Totolt 35 7 14 6 Totoll 26 1 1 1 Murray )b 4 1 3 0 Porrish c 5 0 11 Pittsburgh 46 95 decrease the chances of something like this occurring again.” ment. Sometimes it's a lottery. It’s ago, he has confidence in his every point and every game” Beaulieu, Eric Demonte). Timbers 1 and wide receiver James Stevenson C alifo rnia 004 010 110— 7 Brooks, Mtl 59 228 39 76 Kohde-Kilsch said she “never Hockey Ripken ss 4 10 0 Evans dh 4 111 W alk 7 8 1 1 3 2 Raines, Mtl M cHale’s rem arks followed an appeal by Celtic President Red (Tylung Chanthovone). Texas 001000 000— 1 Dw yer dh 3 0 1 0 Lem on cf 4 0 0 0 84 248 44 80 Montreal — Traded mlnor- Gome-wInnlng RBI — Burleson (1). Guonte 2 2 0 0 2 2 Schmidt, Phil 88 239 40 76 Sockers 2 (Andy Moran, Donnev Young It 4 0 11 Grubb I) 2 ) 1 1 Clements (L 0-4) 0 1 1 0 1 0 Auerbach, calling for the team to take the lead in voluntary drug Parker), Express 0. leogue forward Alfle Turcotte to Edmon DP—Texos3. LOB-^alltornlo7,Texos Sox, L A 88 289 38 85 ton for future considerations. 2 2B —Burleson 2. Howell,,HR — Shelby Cf 3 0 0 0 Herndon If 2 0 0 0 SI. Louis Boss, Hou 70 258 34 testing ii.'professional basketball. Pard o c 2 0 0 0 Bergm n 1b 4 1 1 0 79 THismm Buechele. S —Burleson Cox 9 4 112 4 Knight, N Y 81 223 28 68 Sheets c 2 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 4 2 3 0 Horton (W 1-3) 1 0 0 0 1 1 ” I woiifd tell Red today that I’d submit to drug testing any time Chris Helin tosses one-hitter New Jersey — Troded right wing Tim Sm ith, StL 85 221 exM nratiim m MIdgats Totals 34 2 7 I Totals 37 11 13 10 28 67 Higgins to Detroit for center-right wing IP H R ER BB SO Clements pitched to 3 batters In lOtb. Haves, Phil 88 248 44 75 he wants. I’m going to make my feelings known to the other GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Cloude Lolselle. B altim o re 020 DM 000— 2 B a lk— W alk. T — 3:07. A— 29,140. Amsrtcon League Apparently, Chris Helin is a the Zone, falls to 3-1. the same and double. Stanford was the lone Mr. dMsilcflMr Coltfornio Detroit joi 400 Olx 11 players,” McHale said. Comets 3 (Jenny Cool, Erin O'Neil 2), College McCasklll (W 8-4) 9 1 1 1 2 10 Umpires—Home, B.Davidson; 1b, f Ob r h PCI. seasonal pitcher. mark as Manchester and East hitter in the lineup to drive in as j m z j Rowdies 1 (Kelly White). Atlantic 10 Conference— Named Marie Gome-wlnnlno RBI — None. Froemmlng; 2b, KIbler; 3b, Marsh. Boggs, Bos 83 232 44 8 .379 T tx o t E—Boddicker, Morris. DP—Detroit Hartford. many as two runs. r M U L ^ BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Metros Koch supervisor of women's bosket- W itt (L 4-6) 3 1-3 5 4 4 4 2 Yount, MU 57 209 40 77 .3M Last summer. Helin was the ace 3 (Justin Bogll, Kris LIndstrom, Mike ball officials. M ah ler 2 2-3 5 2 2 1 1 1. LOB—Baltimore 8, Detroit 5. Puckett, Minn 71 312 58108 340 Post 102 is now 7-5 overall. Manchester continues its Zone 2B— Whitaker, Murray, Bergman, Cards may lose Clark for months Brown), Toros 2 (Bruce Wott 2). Williams 12 110 1 * ’ E asier, N Y 84231 30 78 '331 left-hander for Manchester’s Post The victors pounded out 15 hits, Eight slate tonight against homes­ Falcons 10 (Shane Buzzeu 3, Shone Evons AAotUngly, NY 72 3N 48103 S M o h o rclc ^ 2 2 0 0 0 0 (11), Grubb (1) 5— Tram m ell. ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals said W,ednesday surgery 102 American Legion Zone Eight tanding South Windsor at Larry E g a n 3, B ria n P o tte r 2, E r ic M e yn , M ah ler pitched to 2 batters In 7th; Eaatern League Hrbek, M inn 89 2S9 51 SS .328 including two apiece by four Bryan Burney), Academics 1 (Jason w ill be required to mend a ligament tear in first baseman Jack champions. But the crafty lefty W illiam s pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Rice, Bos 40 » :o t baiters. Duprey Field at 6 p.m. Blakesley). . IP H R ER BB SO Bell, T o r unexpectedly endured a disap­ WP—Witt. Bolk—Williams. T—2:36. Baltim ore ^ 2 8 4 45 91 .MO C lark’s right hand, and he may be out of action until September. Dan Bontempo belted two dou­ BOYS AT MCC: Sting 2 (Matt Vlaro, A — 33.313, (^ lo r League atnuatton In poren- Bernozord, Clev 89 241 30 78 'sS pointing campaign for Manchester John Moc), Sounders 0. Bddckr (L 10-2) 2 2-3 5 8 5 0 ) Jockson, Col 55 181 31 57 '315 Jim Toomey, a club spokesman, said Clark tore the first bles. George Scaglia slam m ed two BordI )-3 4 4 4 ” , q High this past spring. IW atch S p a rta n s 0, B re a k e rs 0. Tennis W L PCI. OB H om e Runs metacarpal of his right hand. Surgery will be performed, singles, and Sean McCarthy and Baseball's 300 game winners Hovensn 4 5 4 1 ) 1 2 Pittsfield (Chl-N) 41 30 .577 Notional League — Marshall, LA I7- Detroit although a date had not been set. A change in season has again Larry Stanford each added a single the Reading (fUil) 38 32 .543 2W Dovls, Hou 18; Stubbs, LA 15; Parker, din NEW Junlora M o rris (W 7-4) 9 7 2 1 3 9 Albany (NY-AL) 36 35 .507 5‘ and Schmidt, Phil 14. "'r-t-in ” As a result, his right hand w ill be immobilized for six weeks, brought a change in performance. fastest Pilcher, ysors w L BordI pitched to 5 boUers In 4th. Vermont (CIn) 34 33 .507 5 fem ale GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Chief- Women’a doublea C v Young, 1890-1911 511 313 W P — Havens. T — 2:48. A — 21,944. New Britain (Bos followed by three to four weeks of rehabilitation,” Toomey said. With the Summer of ’86 not even a tons 4 (M e lls s o D a ve rso 2, Ann D ian a, 34 34 .500 5'/» Walter Johnson, 1907-27 416 279 Glens Foils (Det) 32 37 .464 "That takes us up to the second week of September.” week old. Helin hasn’t wasted any greyhounds Dollar Chonthavone), Eogles 2 (Alison Christy Mothewson, 1900-18 373 8 STEEL 186 Umpires—Home, M errill 1b, Nashua (Pit) 32 38 .457 8>/? time in getting back in the groove. Frenette, Stacy Mutchek). Andrea Betzner, West Germany Grover Alexonder, 1911-* 373 208 Hendry; 2b, Cousins; 3b, Evons. Woterbury (Cle) Clark hurt the thumb in Tuesday night’s 5-2 victory over com p ete to Whalers 1 (Sheila Rlngbloom), Red AAellssa Gurney, U.S.,def. Iva Budarova 31 39 .443 9'/? Runs Batted In Warren Spohn, 1942-85 363 245 Wednesday's Results Pittsburgh. He was m aking a head-first slide into third base as he The veteran southpaw hurled a qualify forthe Sox 0. Morcela Skuherska. Czechoslovakia, Notional (.eogue — Schmidt. Phil 52- Pud (tolvin, 1879-92 361 309 V erm ont 4, A lb any 1 tried to advance on an error with two outs in the fifth inning. one-hit, nine-strikeout shutout BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Bears4 6-4, 6-2; M a rtin a N avrotllova-Pam K id Nichols, 1890-1908 360 206 Glens Foils 4, Pittsfield 2 FOR SALE , Conn. Oaks Stakes (Mike Beganny, Drew Beganny, Brian Shrlver (1), U S.,def. Susan Mascorin- Tim Keefe, 1880-93 342 224 Wednesday at visiting Windsor to Reading 4, Nashua 2 AAorsholl, LA and Porker, at\4 4 . ' He taped the thumb up and played two more innings before AngU. Channel, Squore Tube. Eu. ^ Pari-mutuel Wagering Kellog, Matt Daverso), Apaches 1 T erry Phelps, U.S., 6-3, 6-2; Nlege John Clarkson, 1882-94 327 176 pace Manchester to a 13-0 romp in W oterbury 2, New B ritain 0 Amoflcon Looou# ^ Consocoj Oak ai • leaving the game. Sr Qtizens admitted FREE (Eric Christensen). DIos-PotrIcIo Medrodo, Brazil, def. Steve Carlton, 1985-88 318 223 Thursday's Gomes Zone Eight action at MCC Cougar WINDSOR LOCKS VERNON Karen Deed-NIcole Provis, Australia, 6-4, Joyner, Cai 65; Hrbek, Minn tSli 'T m not real crazy about it (the injury),” Clark said. ‘T il get ROCKVILLE Gaylord Perry, 1982-83 314 265 A lb ony cri Reading M o ttlnoly. N Y 54; Bell, t S? Charles Rodbourn, 1880-91 308 191 Radio and TV New Britain at Glens Foils Field. The game was shortened to Iniormodlataa Belinda Cordwell. New Zealand- Kingman, Ook 52. • it operated on in the next few days. I just want to put it back in 623-6982 SCRAP CO., INC. 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I am a retired Financial...... os Rentals Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 amount of capital gains will proposed tax bill before It is signed Pets and Supplies...... 86 female, M, and )\ Electrical ...... 59 become taxable next year and the Into law. Nevertheless, it has to be Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heotlno/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 have tM.OOO In DEADLINES: For clOMlfled advertisements to top tax bracket will be 27 percent.' counted most unlikely income Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tog Soles...... 88 certificates of be published TuetsttiDul»d by King Features Syndicaie Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood . Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 annually. to the better stocks for potential special lO-year averaging to re­ claim those 83,000 deductions. I purchased all the stocks many future growth In value. duce the Income tax on the I have been giving at least $3,000 years ago at much lower prices. I Assuming you are an honest distrlbutipn. per year to my children and - feel my stocks are high-risk person, there's no way you can The proposed tax reform bill naturally want to take advantage Investments for this stage of my avoid paying tax on the profit from would 6o away with that type of of all legitimate deductions. Can I Business In Brief fnTlLOST life. Should I sell them? If so. how the sale of stocks. Because you averaging, as well as averaging deduct those gifts on my income L H J AND FOUND can that be accomplished, without have owned the stocks for more for people whose Income In one tax return? Liberty Mutual honors Prentice H i ] HELP WANTED [ i l ] help wanted HELP WANTED [ i D help wanted OD help wanted [ n ] help WANTED [ i D hELP wanted paying a targe tax? then six months, your profit will be year is sharply higher than their a long-term capital gain. average Income over the previous A N S W ER : Absolutely. N01 Marion D. Prentice, of Vernon Street, Manchester, recently Lost cot, mole, wearing Help wonted-KItchen and Medical Office Assistant. Part Time Gorins Jaguar AN SW ER : The decision on If you sell during 1986.40 percent three years. Gifts to children or any other celebrated 25 years of employment with Liberty Mutual ton collar with tog, block Bus Person. Inquire qt Immediate opening. Var­ Is now hiring for 2 posi­ whether or not to sell has to be of that profit will be taxable. If that If that bill becomes law, will I Individuals cannot be taken as tax ’ Insurance Cos., at the companies' annuai quarter-century dinner and grey stripes on bock, Vic's Pizza, 151 W. Middle ied duties with direct pa­ tions with fantastic hours. PRODUCTION yours alone. If you're uncomforta­ puts you into the top SO percent lose the opportunity to use 10-year deduction). Only gifts to charities, at the Copiey Plaza Hotel in Boston. white stomach and double Take., 649-3700. tient contact. Full time House Cleoners - Monday Carpenters and Expe­ Cor polisher and detail NEED HELP? paws. Please hold onto, through Friday with flexi­ WORKERS ble holding them and no longer federal income tax bracket, you’ll averaging? religious organizations and such Liberty Mutual honored all em­ position. Benefits availa­ rienced Carpenters oerson with prior expe­ he's friendly. Coll 643-6795 Carpenters-Would you ble. Reply to PO Box 1455, ble hours. Immediate op­ Helpers. Coll 647-8722 ot­ rience. Late afternoons Nationwide manufac­ EAST? want to have the risk that goes with have to hand 20 percent of your can be deducted — as ployees who have reached 25 years of tures looking for produc­ stock ownership, the natural thing nights and weekends or like a good paying lob? If Rockville, C T 06066. enings. Coll The House­ ter 5, and early evenings. Main­ profit to the Internal Revenue ANSWER: Almostcertainly.no. contributions. service and those with 25 years or works, 647-0873. tion workers In our local would be to sell and sock the money 244-4226 days. you are experienced In all tenance person-light to Advertise with Service. Or, you might be subject The tax reform bill’s ban on both If your friends have hot been more who wili be retiring during the phases of commercial Manchester Plant. No ex­ away in CDs or short-term U.S. Auto and Truck Mechan­ Corpenters-For wood medium work. Monday perience necessary will­ to the alternative minimum tax. types of Income averaging would making those large contributions coming year. work, rough to finish, with ics - Immediate opening. Receptlonlst-NIceopoeor- working shoo. Will train. thru Thursday, Spm to Treasury securities. which also works out to 20 percent. take effect for the 1987 tax year. It ingness to lesrn Is sll The Herald listed on their tax t'etums, they'll Prentice is employed at Liberty a minimum of 3 years Experienced only with ance, good telephopne Immediate openings, 8om. Saturday 9om to thsts required. Apply at However, my advice would be to Under the Senate Finance Com­ should not be retroactive. be in big trouble if their returns are experience call Kim at personality and some se­ Mutual's office in East Hartford. Employment own tools. 647-9552. Manchester area. Call for 1pm. Apply at Gorins and get keep the couple of top-quality mittee’s version of the tax reform Note that I hedged the answer. audited. 229-6556. cretarial skills I Real Est­ appointment 649-4371. Jaaiiar, Route 83, Vernon. Plllowtex Corp. Maintenance Technician ate license helpful but not 49 Regent Street & Education Comauter-Typlst Opera­ Working Crew Chief for required. Flexible hours! Port Time Help Wanted. Manchester, CT ' Barney cards tor. 50 to 60 WPM and multi notional cleaning Coll Mr. Lindsey at 649- At ternoons-evenings- FAST 4000. 646-1737 diversified duties. E.Hart­ company. Residential and weekends. Apply In oer­ DISPATCH ASSISTANT good elsewhere commercial cleaning of RESULTS! ford location. Excellent son, Pero Fruit Stand, 276 Growing Irregular route com­ ‘Honesty tests’ gain increasing favor working conditions and carpets, floors, furniture, Secretory-Experienced. Oakland St., Manchester. mon carrier with 4&-8tate HARTFORD — Connecticut Bank HELP WANTED Part to full time. General Dll burner service oerson benefits. For a dependa­ etc. Experience preferred 643-6384. operating authority seeks a to service commercial. Manchester and Trust customers wili be able to. ble person with Interest In but willing to train. Refer­ office duties, tyolng accu­ Dispatch Assistant to assist with dally duties, deal with Industrial oil, gas and attitudes toward honesty to em­ use their automatic teller machine Port Time Inserters secure position. Contact ences and good driving racy critical. Send re­ Bill Lohmonn sumes to: Griswold 8, drivers on a daily basis and combination burners. Li­ Herald cards in 7,000 banks across the wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask between 8:30am and 12:00 record a must. 649-3433, prepare necessary reports. cense required, salary United Press International ployment. financial and social Fuss Laboratories, 360 United States and Canada. for. Bob. noon, Monday thru Fri­ days. Knowledge of trip leasing commenserate with expe- histories to views on drugs and day. Mrs. Palmer, 289- East Center Street, Man­ and brokering a plus. 643-2711 How honest are you? alcohol’. Beginning today, C B T customers Driver and warehouse rlence. Connecticut A growing number of companies Manchester Insurance 9576. Summer Help only - Re­ chester, Ct. 06040. EOE. help oermenont full time We offer an excellent em­ Boiler Repair. 249-9117. are asking prospertive employees For the test companies, the key will also be able to cash checks for up agency has on opening for ceptionist. Some typing No phone colls please. positions with good benef­ ployee benefits package and Here is a sample of questions would not get caught, would you growth potential. Salary some hard questions. might lie in what Walls describes to $150 at any of the Bank of New 0 port time secretory. Waitress and Cook ability desired. Routine its and overtime. Must be ■Carpenter asked in the Reid Report, an office work. 2 days per Mason Tender. Apply In commencerate with experi­ "Did you ever think about do it? as “ distortion questions" that are Marion Prentice England Corporation offices in New Typing and telephone Wanted. All shifts, port honest and dependable. ence. Send resumes to; experienced In remodel­ committing a robbery?" honesty test for Job applicants. • Do you always tell the sprinkled throughout such tests. England. skills ore Important. Insu­ time and full time. Apply week. Call 649-079<5. oerson. The Andrew An- Coll 528-9624. INSTRUCTION saldl Company. 186 Bid- Martin Kelly ing. Call Robert JorvIS, "Did you ever think you had a Reid officials will not say what truth? These are questions the testers Beside C B T. member banks are the Bank of New England and rance and computer skills In person. Luigi's 649-5325. 643-6712. experience helpful but not Auto Mechanic - expe­ well St. Manchester. Mechanic and Parts Vantage Tranaport Inc. good reason for cheating a com­ is the “ right" answer for any • Do you enjoy stories of believe should be answered the Bank of New England-West in Massachusetts, the Maine 260 Tolland Tpke. Certified Moth Tutor. essential. 649-2891. rienced. Must hove own Puller. Experience only. Authorized private pany out of some money?" question. Instead, psychologi­ successful crimes and same by all test takers — if they National Bank, and Bank of New England-Old Colony in Rhode tools. 40 hour week. Cali Soeech/Longuage Clini­ Manchester, C T 06040 cal experts analyze the entire swindles? are being honest. Apply In oerson, Mans­ or call 203-643-8303 ROOFERS and summer school makeup Island. Management Trainee. 633-3669. cian. 1 Vz days per week at field Auto Ports, Route 32, course work. All math "Do you always tell the truth?” examination to make a recom­ • If you were a large .store the secondary level. Con­ ____ Equal Opportunity Empioyaf ROOFERS HELPERS. If the answers are yes, yes and "Did you ever think about Entry level position for Orthodontic office seeks Mansfield. sublects. experienced mendation to prospective owner and you found out that an ombltous Individual. assistant, experienced Soles - Earn opproxl- tact Dr. Henry Grabber, yes the chances are good the cheating anyone out of anything?” Claims for Jobless benefits rise Experience in built-up SAT preparation (Moth 8. employers: employee had stolen merchan­ is an example of a distortion Company has profit shor­ preferred but will train motelv $9.50/Hr. selling Principal, RHAM Junior Odd Jobs In Machine Bor Tender Mole/Fe- roofing and rubber ap­ English). Enrichment, applicant will not be hired. • Do you believe you are too the right person. Send wicker furniture, wall de­ High School, Rhom Rd., dise from you. would you fire question on a Stanton test. Claims for unemployment benefits increased by about 1,200 to ing program and both Shoo, plus driving. Must mate. Full time nights. plication. Good oppor­ remediation and comou- Would anyone answer yes to all honest to steal? local and national growth resume to PO Box 2356, core and baskets doing Hebron, Ct. 06248. be over 18 years old. Port him if the total amount was. an average of 25,437 for the first two weeks of June, a 4 7 percent Paternal Organization. tunity tor people with t e r orogrommlno three’ Yes. say the people using • Since you have been 15 worth less than $5 in one year? "If they answer no, the proba- opportunities. 649-4563. Vernon, C T 06066, or coll home parties. For Infor­ time or full time. 643-5549. (Basic). 649-5453 drop from the same period of 1985, state Labor Commissioner P, No experience necessary. aggressive and growing and administering "honesty years old. have you thought • For 20 years, a man took $10 bilty is they are being less than 875-6246. mation coll 529-8168. East Hartford Distribu­ Call 643-5922. Joseph Peraro said in a news release. tor. Attitude and willing­ company. Call 282- tests " a pencil-and-paper substi­ about stealing anything from a per week from his employer for truthful." said Jim Wails, vice Port Time Driver Needed. 0711. EOE. tute for polygraphs that companies president of the Stanton Corp.. of Included in the total were nearly 1,500 temporary claims. Some places require expe­ $6SO-S2000 weekly caliber. ness to learn m ore Retired gentlemen pre­ Gas Station ottendont- store where you were shopping? needed support of his family of Notional music and video Imoortotnt than expe­ YOU CAN enjoy extra iDCTeasingly are using to select Charlotte. N.C.. a major producer First-time filings accounted for 3,320 and continued claims rience; We give it I Our ferred. Apply In oerson or /Mechonlcs helper, for vocation money by ex­ • Do you think policemen are 10 children. When he had raised nationally recognized company needs top dis­ rience. Order entry, light employees of honesty tests. averaged 22,117 for the two-week period. That compares with Outside Soles. Monday coll. Floral Expressions, full service station. Must changing idle items In usually honest? his last child, another employee multi unit retail chain Is tributors and soles reps. bookeeoing and customer 135 E. Center St., Man­ Smart shoppers shoo "You'd be amazed at someof the It is this premise — everyone is 2,942 new and 21,263 continued claims reported during the last thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ be clean and willing to your home for cosh ... • If you found when you got told the boss what the man had cellent money. Coll currently seeking a per­ Excellent Income and re- Contact. Small office en­ chester. 646-8268. work. Will Train. Benef­ Classified! They find answers " said Walt Kramer, vice home that a salesgirl failed to. at least a little dishonest — that two weeks of May-. son to assist our area oeotbustness. Tel. 702-831- vironment. Coll owner at with on od In classified. been doing. Should the boss fire Jeanne 647-9946. its. Coll Lorrys 871-1790. that's a good wav to fight Call 643-2711 to place your president of loss prevention for add a $1 item that you bought, that man? angers the American Civil Liber­ In Manchester, 667 people claimed unemployment benefits, an manager. Your time will 4682. 528-7123. the high cost of living. Harris Teeter Supermarkets in ties Union. Other critics dislike be spent working In our od. would you return the next day • Do you think an employee increase of less than 1 percent from the prior two-week period. X-Ray Technician- Physi­ Responsible sitter to core 643-2711. Charlotte V r; vthich has used and pay the SI to the store? should tell his boss about seeing such tests for historical reasons. Those figures include 96 new claims and 571 continued claims. Vernon store os well os Teacher needs a tantasflc WAREHOUSE for Infant 2 days a week In babysitter for her 6 month cians Assistant-Accounts hf/ne-r»-^ for three years • Did you ever think about another employee stealing from Twenty-five years ago. some com­ learning the soles, mer­ our home. Light house­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER chandising and personnel old starting In September. Receivable Assistant. Full MAN LEGAL NOTICE 'Sorr.e Tierr. admit ‘If the stealing money from places his company? panies were using similar-looking Assistant Newspaper time In medical office In keeping, references. 647- oppori.ur.i'v '■orr.e* up I m going to surveys — disguised as employ­ Gas price investigation intensifies dealer wanted In Bolton. functions of the area man­ Coll 643-5643. Permanent full time 7411. where you have worked? • In the past five years, how ager. This Is a growth Manchester. Hourly wage The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o oubllc steal froiTi vr>u It arr.azes me You ment tests — to weed out potential Call 232-9989 between 9am commenserate with expe­ opening for energetic hearing on Monday, July 7,19*6 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing • If you could get intoa movie much money, if any. have you H A R T F O R D — The attorney general and the State Energy opportunity that con de­ Accounts Payable Clerk - Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Con­ wouldn't t>e|ie-.e .1 ' union members or discriminate 8i noon, Monday through Steomfltter Trainee- without paying, and be sure you gambled on hor.se races? Division have intensified their investigation into retail and velop Into o salaried man­ East Hartford. Full time rience, many benefits. person in local dis­ necticut to hear and consider the following oetltlons: Said Howard lAahl rorpxirate against racial groups. Friday. Ask tor Michael. Please coll 647-1493 tor on needed to work with expe­ wholesale gasoline pricing in light of a new survey, officials said agement position. We position opening mid tribution center for rienced steomfltters on DAVID L. OUNAS - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - SHELDON director of secunty for Sr.ot I,ad Honesty tests have been around offer 0 good storting wage July. Responsible, expe­ appointment for on Wednesday. Window cleaners. Must Interview. order picking, receiv­ Industrial boiler Installa­ ROAD (0-S7) - Application under Article II, Section Foods, a supermarket wholesaler and reliability are difficult virtues far less offensive than the for years, but only recently have of $4 per hour plus a full rienced self starter re­ tions. Good poy, benefit 16.15.02(0) to permit construction of o monutocturino facil­ The survey found that Connecticut gasoline prices rose three be experienced. Steady ing. and various other ity which requires parking In excess of sixty (60) spaces tor o and retailer based in I,anslng III to determine alternatives. they become prominent in the work, good pay with benefit package. Commis­ quired. Must be accurate package for those willing cents per gallon in the past month despite a 12-cent decrease in with figures and attention portion of 660V Sheldon Rood, known os Lot 7, Manchester that has used honesty teats for 17 With lie detectors and urinalysis Skeptics wonder if a question­ work place. It is estimated more fringe benefits. Coll 649- sion and oortlcloatlon In a duties. Must be ex­ to learn. Connecticut Industrial Pork III. years. "I guess it shows that' the wholesale price. The previous survey also found a decrease in quarterly bonus program. to detail. Presently man­ Interoffice gaining such ugly reputations, naire that requires less than an than 2.5 million such tests are 5334. perienced lift truck Boiler Repair. 249-9117. At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written dishonest people can at least be these pajHT-and-pencil tests — given each year in the United wholesale prices and a rise in pump prices. Please call 569-2744 tor on ual system. Send resume Operations Projects hour to complete can be effective or letter to Mrs. Lucille operator. Call bet­ communications received. A copy of this petition has been honest about the questions” States — easily twice as many as a Energy official Bradford S. Chase asked Attorney General Interview appointment. Refroctory-Moson for re­ tiled In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during asking attitudes about everything in determining honesty. Critics say Coshler-Sundov Only. Ex­ FotoMot Coro. EOE-M/F. Vernall, E.J. Stephens, Supervisor ween the hours of Business has learned the hard stealing to smoking marijuana on such tests are simply unfair. decade ago. Most are given to Job Joseph I. Lieberman to extend his investigation. "It's essential perienced cashier needed To be responsible for fractory and Insulation office hours. Inc., 734 Tolland St., East 9am-4pm. Monday way. through ledger sheets turned the job — are gaining wide use The questions include the yes-or- applicants, although some com­ we determine why the wholesale price drop did not result in a os supervisor. Must be daily paper work related work In commercial and PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Horttord, C T 06108. Industrial boilers. Expe­ red by internal theft and high Proponents say honesty tests are no variety and some needing panies al.so admini.ster them to lowering of both dealer-buying prices and pump prices,” he said. reliable and mature. to manpower and mater­ thru Friday. 289-6821. LEO KWASH, SECRETARY Apply In person. Highland ials for large general con­ rienced persons only need Doted at Manchester, C T this 26th day of June, 1986. employee turnover, that honesty cheaper, easier to administer and explanation. Topics range from current employees. Accounting Clerk. Duties apply. Good pay benefit Pork Market, 317 High­ tractor. Immediate open­ 069-06 land St„ Manchester. Oldies But Goodies used will Include: Accounts re­ ing. Salary commensu­ package. Connecticut cars, 323 Center St. needs ceivable and payroll cost rate with experience. Boiler Repair. 249-9117. 0 person for approxi­ distribution. Computer Apply to the Dental Hygenlst, progres­ sive, preventive oriented HAIR STYUST & mately 20 hours per week experience helpful. Excel­ MAK Csmpiny R.,le. $l.e,.s Lady Liberty to Cleon cars. Apply In lent fringe benefits. Coll group practice. Glaston­ SUPERVISORS 640 Hilliard St bury. Variety hours avail­ Tired of Working person only. or write The Carlyle John­ Manchester wanted for busy salon son Machine Company, 52 able. 633-3671. for Someone Else? manchester community college in Vernon and Glas­ Main St., Manchester, Ct., 643-2659 mcc tonbury, Part time or 06040. 643-1531. EOE. Port Time or full time Here's your chance to full time. Flexible Rafail Secretary tor Real Estate be in business for hours. No following Office. Call 646-5099 or yourself — without in­ necessary. Call man­ • Assistant 228-2345.G olden Oaks vesting a nickel of your ager. 633-7600 or 875- Realty, Bolton, ct. (Near own money. Call Managsrs NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Manchester Town Line). uevrcHfgMm^relafs^ 0588. ______Dan RIcard - 563-0041 IN MANCHESTER AREA • Bookssllers Carpenter Wonted-Must When Readers Market Adams SL 446-597 be a hard working team Mutual of Omaha comes to K-mart... Dserfleld S I all player, experience In all Equal Opportunity Company M/F opportunity follows Fsrndale SL ell phases of residentbl con­ SCHEDULE OF EVENTS - SATURDAY, JUNE 2 8 BULK DELIVERY struction. Shore In profits. HeeSere MarluH hat opaned a Foxcrott SL 50-88 Call 673-3531. Newspapers brand naw atora iocatad In Lsnnmore SL all Responsible, ambi­ Manchaatar'a busy K-mart. Welder-Experienced for Running Events 1:50 Race Walk (MO) Field Events West Middle Tpke. 501-542 Loving responsible commercial and Indus­ 2:00 Opening Ceremonies tious, individuals are Thta axpanalon haa craatad needed to deliver the naw opportunitlaa with on# of New State Rd. 106-238 woman wanted to take trial boiler repair. Includ­ 2:10 Sprint Medley (MO) P.M. care of our Infant son A.M. Hartford Courant to Amartca’a faataat growing ra- Jefferson SL all ing pipe welding. Must be 2:20 Christie McCormick Mile, Top Eight Seeds 9:30 Long Jump (WHS, WO) 12:30 Long Jump (MO) Mondoy-Frlday In our able to pass ASME weld­ 10:00 100 M Hurdles, Trials and Semis (WHS. WO) carries, dealers and tall bookaallara. Oat yourcar- Kenwood SL III (MO) (Seed times must be verified Shot Put (WHS. WO) home. Coll 633-4247 otter ing test. Good pay benefit 10:00 110 M Hurdles, Trials and Semis (MHS, MO) Shot Put (MHS) rural subscribers In the aar off to a running atart. Tolland Tpko. 472-525 prior to the meet) Javelin (MHS) 5:30pm. package. Connecticut 10:40 4x100 (7th & 8th Grade Boys and Girls) Javelin (WHS) early mornings. Re­ M you h«vQ a commHmonl to full Union PL III 10:45 100 M Dash. Trials and Semis 2:30 1500 M (WHS, WO, MHS, MO) 1:15 Hammer (WO-only experienced throwers) Boiler Repair. 249-9117. LIBERTY 3:05 4x100 (WHS, WO. MHS. MO) Pole Vault, starting height 12 ft. (MHS, MO) quirements include a aorvlca and aoma ratail axpaft- Union SL 133-264 Cor Cleaner Wanted. (WHS, WO, MHS. MO) Discus (WO. WHS) 1:45 Hammer (MO-only experienced throwers) valid CT drivers anca, Raadara Marliat would Ilka Must be experienced In all 11:55 100 M Hurdles, Finals (WHS, WO) 3:50 400 M (WHS. WO. MHS. MO) ' 2:00 Triple Jump (MO) to haar from you. To find out mora Strickland SL all Steam Fitter- 141x18 MCNES: 4:20 800M (WHS. WO, MHS, MO) High Jump, starting height 4'6" (WHS, WO) license, reliable in­ about our axcHIng FULL and aspects of Auto cleaning, Experlenced oerson for High Jump, starting height 5'10" (MO) sured van or pickup Oxford SL III P.M. 4:45 5000M, Top15TlmeSTMO) 11:00 Long Jump (MHS) 2:30 Javelin (MO) PART TIM E Opaninga... and our buffing, etc. Salary based work on commercial In­ Shot Put (MO) and storage for Sun­ compatlUva banaflta, apply In par- Cimbrldge SL 14-100 on experience. Call Peter dustrial boiler Installa­ 5:00 200 M Dash.Finals (WHS. WO. MHS. MO) 3:00 56 lb. Weight Throw (National Championship) 12:10 100 M Hurdles. Finals (MHS, MO) day advance sections. aon within tha K-mart atora at; K- Reeve, Soles Manager at tion and ossocoted piping 12:25 100 M Dash. Finals (WHS, WO, MHS, MO) 5:15 4x400 (WHS, WO. MHS. MO) Javelin (WO) (MO) Mirblo SL III 5:50 4x800 (MO) 12:00 Discus (MO) Excellent commia- mart P lau . 236 Spanear Straat, McCibe SL III 647-7077. systems. Connecticut li­ 12:45 Distance Medley, Top 10 Teams (MO) Triple Jump (WO) aions and mileage are Manchaatar. CT. cense required. Salary 1:00 200 M Dash, Trials* (MHS, MO. WHS, WO) High Jump, starting height 5'6" (MHS) 4:00 Discus (MHS) Stock Plice III *Top 6 times advanced to finals paid each month. Ap­ commenserate with expe- 1:40 Race Walk (WO) plicants should live In Readers Market North Main SL 350-496 SALES rlence. Connecticut An CQual Opportunity Empioyar Boiler Repair. 249-9117. All wssthsr trsek and Jumping ares — the Manchester area. Forest SL 30-120 Come ^explore the exciting (MO) - Men's Open (MHS) - Men's High School This Section Paid For And Sponsored By The Following: Call Fran Harrington, Otia SL 20-70 world of gems and jewelry. PH0T04HJIDE (WO) - Women's Open (WHS) - Women's High School only M Inch needle spUces allowed. 649-5252. Michaels Jewelers has a full Boiler Maker Trainee- EXaUSIVE East Center SL 25-209 odd only time position open for the needed to work with expe­ LIBERTY Canter SL 11-225 right person who loves to rienced boiler makers on work with beautiful jewelry U&R CONSTRUCTION CO. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Knox SL III Industrial boilers. Good ^ 8 2 6 2 end enjoys working with pay, benefit packoge.for Au sms A. RAYMOND ZERIO SONS Villoy SL III people. Great benefit CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY t Knowledge of eash entry and eonlnd es,sential. those willing to learn. 38-30 ■wim Newmin SL III package. Apply In person Connecticut Boiler Re­ 2586 Routt 83. Talcotivllli • 643-0016 400 Row Itato R l. Manctiastar • 043-5166 MAL-CSTATCMtAS M TA V I Additional dulie.s include mainteniuiee of credit Tuesday through Saturday. pair. 249-9117. Rosmiry Rd. III 10am-5pm. An easy-fitting style with 06 E. CiRlw SL Mneliiitir file.s to include nioniforiiig of past due accounLs. Cottige SL 72-82 graceful ruffled collar or Worked in simple cross-stitch 168 Main 8L. Manchsstw • 047-8400 Heavy euslonier contact. MICHAELS JEWELERS simple V-neck and comfy and rich colors, this dramatic eq-OOOl * 64M602 Miple SL 25-96 958 Main St., Manchester raglan sleeves for the Kx|HTienee witii computer and Panel of Lady Liberty is an Fostor SL 69-109 EOE larger sixes. . ideal emblem of the Centen­ hilling .systems lK‘l|)ful. Pearl SL 2-60 No. 8262 with Photo- nial Celebration. A lovely (ram your frlands at MEALS ON WHEELS Gaide is in Sizes 38 to 60. design for home or office. STRANO REALTY PETERMAN'BUILOING CO. AL SIEFFERT'S Spruce SL Permanent Port Time TVs A APPUANCES 74-108 COOSDINATOS Size 40, 44 bust, 4H No. 25M has transfer and 156 East Cantor 8L, Manchostar • 647-SOLD THE SALEM NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP Kxeelleiil wages ;uid a non-eontril)utx)ry Glenwood SL 86-189 Tellers will train. 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Newer 400 Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Dumas Electric— Having whether you notice a dif­ Moving-Tog Sole-9am to Bruce 742-9168. ters, room additions, Ihe-board .surge in imports drove deficit without extra taxes, but few good enough to avoid automatic Real Estate, 647-8895.D AMP serylce, newer roof. Electrical Problems? ference In the appearance 2pm, June 29th only. Rain lawmakers liked the measure, Black & stucco construc­ decks, all types of remo­ Need a large or a small If you need a better cor to or Shine. Bobv crib and 1979 VW Rabbit. Engine up the U S. merchandi.se trade budget cuts this fall under Gramm- of your wash. Add extra which President Reagan called Rudman because new economic 5135.000 — 3 Bedroom tion. Needs cosmetic deling and repairs. FREE Repoir? We Specialize In drive the youngsters to mattress, sewing mo- partially rebuilt. A M « M deficit to $14.2 billion in May. $2 estimates. Folly Insured. dollars to your budget by “acceptable.” Colonial, large fireplaced work. 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