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BALTIMORE “Robin HUD,” the former real estate agent who claimed she stole about $6 million from HUD to help the poor, was sentenced Friday to the maximum prison term of nearly four years. t The Associated Press U.S. District Judge Herbert Murray issued the 46- month sentence at the request of the agent, Marilyn Har­ rell, who federal officials said stole more from the government than any individual. “I will ask you for the maximum term because I DEATH AND SURVIVAL — A father, above, deserve it,” Harrell told the judge. “I have never said what I did was right. In fact, if a person steals 5 cents takes his child who died in an earthquake that then they should be done with whatever the court sees rocked the city of Manjil. Iran. Thursday to the fit.” ^ cemetery for burial. At right, an alive man is Murray also sentenced Harrell to three years’ proba­ OFFLOADING CRUDE — Angolan crude oil is being offloaded from the fire-gutted super­ o \ pulled out of quake debris in Manjil after being tion and 624 hours of community service and ordered her tanker Mega Borg this week, 57 miles off the coast of Galveston, Texas. The tanker Janus is 5 -n to pay $600,000 in restitution. She was also ordered to under the ru'is for over 32 hours. Over serve a concurrent one-year sentence on the tax charge. taking the first of 35 million gallons of crude that will be offloaded over a five day period. 32.000 people were killed and wounded in the Prosecutors asked Murray to refigure the federal sen­ quake, which measured 7.3 on the Richter tencing guideline formula used to determine her sen­ n ^ scale and hit the northwestern Gilan Province tence, moving the limits from 30 to 37 months to 37 to Q o area. V 46 months, because of aggravating factors. Crews transfer oil from “We got what we asked for. You have to be satisfied with that, assistant U.S. attorney Gary Jordan said. Despite Harrell’s comments, public defender Anthony Gallagher, who asked for a 16-month sentence, said he tanker as slick dissipates intended to appeal the longer sentence. Harrell, 46, will GALVESTON, Texas (AP) — not be eligible for parole. Unless there are complications, raising the possibility that much of Crews aboard the fire-ravaged Mega z m “I think it’s fair and I’m delighted, which is what Tony the entire transfer should be com­ the remaimng oil spill may never Borg are continuing to tr a c e r mil­ pleted by Monday, Snyder said. reach the beach. told me not to say,” Harrell said after the hearing. “I lions of gallons of oil from the ship O “0 Crews already have removed 1.3 “It’s out there and heading further asked for it because I deserve it. onto other vessels artd expect the million barrels of oil off the crippled o i^ ” Snyder said. “It’s about 18 “The money I took was not from a program that gave process to be finished by next week. Rescuers free 1,000s; death toll hits 36,000 Mega Borg, anchored 57 some miles miles offshore and not well defined g o to the poor,” she said. “The money I took was from a The tedious transfer, known as from Galveston, he said late at all. It’s breaking up because of a program that put people on the street through “lightering,” began Wednesday By Martin Marris seizure of hostages at the U.S. Em­ earthquake. foreclosures.” Thursday. 3- to 4-foot chop.” The Associated Press said 25,241 were killed in Gilan night. It had been delayed for a few The tanker’s remaining cargo, es­ bassy in Tehran, ^jpealed fw inter­ As an escrow agent, Harrell collected money from the If the oil patches start to move, Iran’s UJvf. Mission in New York province and 3,709 in Zanjan days so salvage crews could test the timated at 34 million gallons, will be national help. The government said sale of properties purchased with federal Department of they probably would wash ashore on Friday afternoon said that ac­ province. stability of the 886-foot Norwegian taken to terminals in Texas City and NICX)SIA, Cyprus — Rescuers freed thousands of it would welcrane relief from the Housing and Urbsm Development-guaranteed loans that somewhere along a 47-mile stretch cording to the latest estimates from tanker, which was rocked by an ex­ Houston in two trips, said Robert people I^day fiom buildings flattened by an earthquake American Red Cross and other U.S. had been foreclosed on. Harrell said lax management al­ of beach between High Island and m northern Iran, but Iranian officials said at least 36 000 humanitarian groups even though it the region, at least 36,000 people . surpassed a quake that plosion June 8 while transferring oil Klawetter, an attorney for the Mega were killed and more than 100,000 lowed her to divert the proceeds. to another ship. Sabine Pass, the Coast Guard people had been lolled in the world’s deadliest tr ^ o r has no diplomatic ties with the kill^ 25,000 people in nearby Borg’s owners. No decision has predicted. High Island is about 30 o > were injured. U.S. Attorney General Dick Thornburgh has called the The transfer is being done using since 1976. United States. boviet Armenia in December 1988, been made on whether the super miles northeast of Galveston, and case the largest theft of federal funds by an individual. portable pumps because the Mega Iran, at odds with the United States since the 1979 “We want to be helpfiil without and a quake in Iran in 1978 that also tanker will be scrapped or salvaged, Sabine fttss is farther up the coast at IRNA in its most precise figures Hairell became a symbol of mismanagement at HUD Borg’s pump room was destroyed in 33 CO regard for our political differences killed 25,000. he said. the Louisiana border. during the Reagan administration . the fire following the explosion. with Iran,” said Richard Boucher, Coast Guard officials said 3.9 There have been no reports of tar > The actual size of the theft and how much she gave to Coast Guard Chief Petty Officer deputy State Department spokesman million gallons of oil leaked from balls from the Mega Borg reaching Lotteiy State group sending supplies charity were not resolved Friday. Harrell has admitted Jerry Snyder said Thursday. > H in Washington. the tanker. Most of it either burned, Texas beaches. Earlier this week, sti^ing $5.7 million and claimed she gave more than $5 “The lightering is going well,” he “0 By Janet L. Cappiello evaporated or has been skimmed volunteers helped clean beaches of The ma^itude of Thursday’s Iranian authorities have told million away. Prosecutors said she failed to turn in to said. “They boosted their maximum Here are Rriday’s lottery results from around New The Associated Press from the water. debris in an effort to make any later pre-dawn disaster became more ob­ HUD’s Washington office about $6.6 million from the output to 9,600 barrels per hour. It’s England: United Nations officials that about An oil slick, once 30 miles long, cleanup of oil easier. vious as rescuers were able to get 35,000 people have died in the sale of 99 pro[»rties between 1985 and 1988, and gave continuing right on schedule and we CONNECTICUT STAMFORD (AP) — A Connec­ that resulted from the explosion is The cause of the Mega Borg blast Daily: 2-5-2. Play Four: S-6-5-6. Lotto: into the region about 125 miles earthquake. about $1.1 million to charity. expect to fill the motor vessel Janus ticut-based relief organization plans continuing to dissipate into a series has not been determined. Two crew 3-10-13-17-18-39 northwest of Tehran near the There have been only rare instan­ Harrell pleaded guilty in January to stealing govern­ by Saturday and then start o-ansfer- to send a medical team and 80,000 of patches offshore. Coast Guard of­ members died and two others are Caspian Sea to view the destruction. ces of U.S.-Iranian cooperation ment property and filing a false tax return. The two char­ ring the cargo onto the motor vessel MASSACHUSETTS pounds of supplies to earthquake- ficials said they could not predict missing and presumed dead. Mass Millions: 1-6-8-19-32-36. Bonus number 24 The Islamic Republic News since the two countries broke ges carried a maximum sentence of 13 years in prison Atlantis.” where tar balls may wash ashore. Agency, monitored in Cyprus, said devastated Iran ot Saturday, a ges­ and $500,000 in fines. RHODE ISLAND ture that workers said they h ^ will diplomatic relations a decade ago. Daily: 7-5-0-0 6,000 people were pulled from rub­ The United States holds Iran partly About $490,000 worth of property she owned has al­ ble and airlifted from the stricken break down the walls between ready been forfeited to HUD. She now owes ap­ NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT AND MAINE Americans and Iranians. responsible for the continued deten­ Woman found guilty in daughter's death Pick three: 4-7-6. Pick four: 9-7-8-3. Gilan and Zanjan provinces to tion of American hostages by pro- proximately $110,000. hospitals. “We really can’t be perceived as Iranian groiqis in Lebanon. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) so bad if we reach out to the people “Some of those funds used admittedly were for good premise of Christian Science that endangerment, allegations that she Iranian television, monitored in purposes,” the judge said. “But a substantial amount of A woman whose child died of disease can be healed through prayer there,” said Terry Tamowski, who Steve Norman, another meningitis while a Christian Science has contested for six years. Cyprus, showed scenes of devasta­ has worked for AmeriCares since it AronCares spokesman, said the the whole sum went to you or members of your family.” alone, shunned medical treatment Nicholson’s decision also con­ tion, including the remains of an en­ Harrell told Murray that wasn’t true. The judge said practitioner was treating the girl and sought the services of an ac­ was founded in 1982. private organization may be the first with prayer has been found guilty of tains protections for Walker’s older Index tire row of hillside village houses The politics of a country do not United States group to send relief she could raise that argument on appeal. credited Christian Science prac­ involunt^ manslaughter. titioner. daughter, Tamu. Until Dec. 25, that collapsed and slid down the hill. interfere with AmeriCares’ work, supplies to Iran, which docs not Gallagher said he would base his appeal on Murray’s 1994, Tamu’s 18th birthday, the Rescuers scooped up rubble and denial of his request to consider Hairell’s charitable con­ Laurie Walker, whose 4-year-old The practitioner, Norma Alpert, spokesman Dwain Schenck said have diplomatic relations with this daughter, Shauntay, died in 1984, mother is obliged to let the daughter B u s in e s s 1 4 . 1 5 used police dogs to find victims. country. tributions. Several wimesses testified Friday to Harrell’s prayed for the child “in accordance O b i t u a r i e s 1 0 Friday. decide how she wishes to be treated _____ 3 3 ^ They gently fed water to one man generosity. was placed on probation and sen­ wito the tenets and practices” of the O o r r o c s O p i n i o n 1 6 “If you’re a relief group worth tenced to up to 600 hours of com­ medically in the event of illness. F o c u s P e o p l e who was trapped in a mass of stones Volunteers at AmeriCares’ Slam- religion, but the child’s breathing 1 7 1 3 your salt, you’ll try to react and not “I had been in contact with several homes and every munity service Thursday by Supe­ Prosecutor John O ’Mara said he L o c a l ^ t a t e 5 - 1 0 Senior Citizens 2 0 and earth, wily his head prounding. tord warehouse Friday helped became labored and she died March L o tte ry S o a a l let past problems get in the way,” one turned me down except Marilyn,” said Carol Ann agreed to the terms of the settlement P IQ The Iranian Red Crescent asked iwepare hundreds of boxes of sup­ rior Court Judge George Nicholson. 9, 1984, according to court docu­ Nation/Wbrtd S p o r t s Schenck said in a telephone inter­ Swift, a double amputee who lived at a women’s home because the same result would have 4 1 - 4 A for help in providing shelter for plies, which were loaded onto two Walker had waived a jury trial. ments. No charges were filed le i e v i s i o n 2 1 view from AmeriCares’ New that Harrell supported with government funds. “She gave occurred had it gone to trial. He also 400,000 people left homeless by the factor trailer trucks and shipped to According to court records, against Alpert. Canaan headquarters. me a house and went and got me clothes because I had ^ d nothing would be gained by Bradley Airport in Windsor Locks. Shauntay fell ill Feb. 21, 1984, and Walker was then accused of in­ lost over 88 pounds.” her mother, following a basic jailing Walker, who now lives in voluntary manslaughter and child Boston. 1 9 9 0

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By Rick Santos bers to support the budget in ex­ from TNT, two from CASE, and Coventry GOP urges Manchester Herald change for the creation of a nine- two from the school board. member educational advisory com­ Blumenthal says Board members, however, strong­ BOLTON — The leaders of a mittee composed of a TNT member. ly opposed TNT’s proposal, which contender for Herbst citizens’ group lobbying for a Included in the $14.5 million did have the approval of CASE and decreased town education budget budget package is about $8.96 mil­ Finance Chairman Campbell. By Jacqueline Bennett But Giulietti says Herbst best not let wdked out of negotiation sessions Manchester Herald nomination his lion for education, an 8.9 percent in­ her guard down because the GOP can Friday night, stalling any com- crease over this year. And board member Pamela Sawyer was not prepared to support beat her. “I don’t think people are really FHOffTS: inomise to help pass next year’s Holland told school board mem­ COVENTRY — Can anyone beat 35th happy with the condition of the state By Judd Everhetrt budget. the creation of an advisory commit­ Levin said he couldn’t give a firm 100 bers he did not agree with the District State SenattM* Marie Herbst? Not government, every incumbent at this time The Associated Press number, but said it was over 700 OOU> MMI iT A T K m tr Sensing an accord was not going make-up of the proposed committee tee — regardless of its configuration if the two-term Democrat incumbent from must be worried.” Moreover, he said he is delegates. Levin strategist Debbie Wil- to be reached after about 90 minutes because TNT’s representation was — as a means of reaching a com­ Vernon runs unopposed — which could o ^53 czioao ^ promise. confident Republicans will find a can­ HARTFORD — Both Democratic Ihite estimated Levin’s “absolutely m»> .o» momm ow> uromm numti a ^ ^ of debate, Charles Holland and less than the proposal to which he happen according to a local Republican didate. candidates for attmuey general claimed Bette Martin, leaders of The agreed Thursday night. solid” total at 717-719 and said that by “It looks like it’s vote-buying” who also serves on the GOP State Central Bruce Stave, chairman of the Coventry Friday to have en o u ^ siqiport to win Neglected Taxpayers (TNT), left the On Thursday, members of TNT Sawyer said. “I feel the budget Conunittee. next week, the total should be at least Democratic Town Committee, said the the nomination at next month’s conven­ session, which convened as an met with Finance Board Chairman should stand on its own.” “There may not be a caucus if we can­ 726, the minimum needed for the OOP’s difficulty finding a challenger says tion. emergency meeting of the Board of Robert Campbell and the leaders of not find someone to run,” Frank Falana, a nomination. Education. “If the community wants a task a lot. "The fact that the Republicans can’t State Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D- Levin asked Blumenthal to agree not Weather the Citizens Alliance for School Ex­ member of the Coventry Town Commit­ find a candidate reflects on the good job Holland and Martin said they force committee, then fine. But it Stamford, said he had the backing of to force a primary if Levin wins the cellence (CASE) — a school lobby tee and State Central Committee, said in she (Herbst) is doing, and her popularity,” would not agree to ask TNT mem­ should be for it’s own reasons and 733 of the 1,450 delegates, or seven nomination at the convention. Blumen­ and rival of TOT. The meeting, not tied to the budget.” an interview this week. “We don’t like to Stave said. bers to support the $14.5 million more than the simple majority he needs. thal refused. moderated by the Rev. Charles Eric- have anyone go unchallenged ... Stave said Herbst will undoubtedly get budget at a referendum Monday. He refused to release the names of the son, result^ in the compromise Campbell defended the committee geographically this is a very difficult dis­ the full support of local Democrats, citing “I would be willing to say we would Voters have rejected slightly higher based on the formation of the com­ proposal. “Compromise happens trict to run in.” delegates backing him, saying that conclude this at the bonvcniion,” Levin o \ Showers and thunderstorms budgets twice. her support for education and responsive­ mittee which would be charged with every day in American politics. The 35th is a 14-town district that in­ ness to the needs of the town. would be a “strategic mistake” that said. “But we are so sure that that is not “I think you’re asking us to com­ examining options for the Bolton Compromise creates support. Any­ cludes Coventry. It stretches from Vernon “She is always responsive when the would allow his opponenL state Rep. going to be the case that it’s almost a Manchester and v.^inity: Today, occasional showers promise TNT,” Martin said to Barry school system. thing to create support is a good to Putnam. Herbst recently announced her Town Council asks for assistance,” Stave Jay B. Levin, D-New London, to go moot point.” and thunderstorms. High 75 to 80. Chance of rain 80 per­ Steams, vice-chairman of the school That would include such con­ thing.” intention to seek re-election. after those delegates. 1^ said. cent. board. Levin called Blumenthal’s delegate troversial plans as closing the high Herbst captured the seat from Vernon Falana said because the district is so “My credibility is on the line with Outlook for Sunday, a chance of showers early, then Steams, who was acting as chair­ Sawyer responded by saying that count “nonsense.” school and opting to send students Republican James D. Giulietti in 1986; in spread out, without high name recogni­ these numbers,” Blumenthal said at a partly sunny. High in the mid 70s. man in the absence of James Mar­ although some citizens opposed the o o to another town on a tuition basis. 1988 Giulietti challenged her again but tion, it is difficult to gain support. He state Capitol news conference. He called “Mr. Blumenthal’s count differs from Weather summary for Friday, June 22,1990: shall, had proposed a plan in which school budgeu that budget was con­ That committee — if created — structed with the input of many lost. According to Falana, Giulietti was added the GOP has not given up hope; his estimate of delegate strength ours,” Levin said. “He believes he is DO Temperature: high of 91 at 2:20 pjn., low of 60 at 6:00 TNT leadership would ask its mem­ would have six members, with two ajn. citizens. asked to run again but declined. “Sometimes people sit back and watch “cautious and conservative.” over the threshold and I believe that we Giulietti said Friday that’s not true. “I are. Precipitation: none. how things are going and then you might “If for some reason that cannot be was not formally asked to run,” he said. get a call saying, Tm interested’.” foreseen today I do not (win at the con­ “But if he is so confident about his O H However, he added, if asked he would say Herbst vowed to continue her wwk for vention), we will go to a primary. We support, let’s agree to abide by the no because he wants to put more time into education, affordable housing and incen­ have promised a primary,” Blumenthal Cheney seeks to cancel his business. Giulietti is the president of decision of the delegates at the conven­ tives for volunteer firefighters, which she iS said. tion,” said Levm. Manchester Herald Vernon Village Inc. says is critical to the district. O "o Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. some construction projects East Hartford Nursery your gardening partner for over 50 years! S o Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. O -n WASHINGTON (AP) — Let our staff of trained horticulturalists help you with your gardening problems. schools for military dependents in While the Pentagon weighed the m USPS 327-500 VOL. 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Bennet honors student academics Former bishop arrested;

Kaanan; Thomat Kallay: Jay KrtfawiW; Suat Kwok- Bolton school size Family 9th Grade: Daryl Richard; Cindy Bot- On niday, June IS, Bennet Junior David Lawla; Jannltar McAulifla; Brandan McCaffarv' High School held its Annual Awards As­ ticelio Julie Malaan Maik Mlnar; Daniel Minor; Andtaa Mw- fraud scheme alleged sembly. Students were honored for out­ The Jonathan Ellis Science Award was tay; V>landa Napper; Erica Naaa; Scott Owen; Kkn- baraly Hvkany; Rittick Peak; Matthew Pademonit; reunited standing accomplishments in academics, presented to Chris Spadaccini. The Scott Diana Poulin; Chriatophar Pma; Shaom Rackow; Erin By Larry Rosenthal as a registered financial planner, Dana deters suicides athletics and fw service. The most pres­ Ryan; Kevin Schloaiar, PHnala Shatkay; Eva and Stephen Adams Award fw interest The Associated Press said. tigious academic award went to 16 ninth Sikorska; Sara Suitor; Jannifar Tiamev; JamHar and improvement in art were presented WWth Jodi Wilcox; K a ly \MaokMdga; Laala W b ril^ “I respected him because he was a By Nancy Foley said. at last grade students whose fine grades earned to Popo Alejandro, Kendra Ammarm, Agniaczka Zlemnlcka NEW HAVEN — A former Mormon Manchester Herald “These are our kids and we care them a place on the Honor Roll every Grade 9: Mormon bishop and a respected member WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — A Matt Pedemonti, and Kelly Wooldridge. bishop suspected of bilking more than of the church and community,” Dana about them,” she said. grading period during their three years at The social studies department Cynthia Botticalto; KaNy Bondar, Ratwoca Brvnan mother who left home 37 years ago to Sandra Brindamour; Danialla Brmwi; Lauran Budvw $360,000 from an elderly widow and BOLTON — In this town, the Any number of reasons can lead a Bennet Junior High School. The 16 stu­ quoted Mrs. Abeel as saying. have a baby in secret and then gave the presented the Christa McAuliffe Award Pater Choi; Matthew DeMarco; Any Durato; Amy more than $40,000 from members of his Authorities said Monson is still a chur­ greatest asset in fighting teen suicides teenager to contemplate suicide. Peak dents included: in recogniticMi of extraordinary effort and Dwyar; Salh Egnaiko; Nicola Ekkar, Scott Fullar baby up for adt^tion has been reunited Lui^ Grotei; Nicola Hachay; Dawn Hairit; Sunny own church in phony investment schemes ch member but has not been a bishop for may be the small size of the school sys­ said. Many students come from Kelly Bowler; Lauren Buckno; Peter achievement in the area of social studies with her daughter. Hm^ ; Lani lacovaW; Joel hnpalluao; Mary Knipan; was arrested Friday, federal authorities several years. tem. families of divorce and have not Choi; Amy Durato; Amy Dwyer; Nicole Emily Lappan; Cynthia Lavoie; Jaaaioa Lawrence; Kate Maher-Kavanagh and her to Cindy Botticello. said. Abeel gave Monson a total of more learned coping skills, she said. Hachey; Mary Krupen; Rebecca David Wilk received the Sons of the Jean Laa; Rebecca Logkidtoa; Grant Lowery; “It’s more perstmal. Kids don’t fall mother, Elizabeth Lynch, both have the Elizabalh McCubrey; Malitaa Myara; Tamara Nalion; Alan C. Monson, 49, was arrested at than $360,000 to invest between Decem­ Loguidice; Elizabeth McCubrey; Melissa American Revolution Good Citizenship Krislln Newton; Petrick Oaboma; Donna Rho; Daryl same blue eyes, tint of r ^ hair and the his home in Madison by FBI agents and ber 1985 and June 1987, Dana said. She between the cracks in Bolton,” said Also, young people often think only Myers; Patrick Osborne; Daryl Richard; Richard; Kalaay Rodwell; Melli i a Ro m ; Tamara same voice. Thursday, they had a joy­ Award and medal for 1989. The award is local police and charg^ with interstate Susan Peak, a school nurse. of their immediate problems and can’t Kelsey Rodwell; Tamara Sines; Phit- Sinaa; Stephanie Smith; PNtsamey Sourinho, Chrie- has not received a dime back, an FBI af­ ful reunion at Htnnewood Suites hotel presented annually by the Colonel tophar Spadaccini; Thomaa Slavana; Chriatophar transportation of property acquired by see far enough in the future to realize samay Sourinho; ChrisU^her Spadaccini fidavit said, and has not seen Monson or This week, the Bolton Board of in Windsor Locks. Jeremiah Wadsworth Branch of the SAR. Stone; Ann Taridona; Kimberly WWtaa; Matthew VM- fraud. their life will get better. Seven outstanding students received nicki; Jo y W hile; Jaaaica WHrnoi heard from him since early 1988. The Education approved a suicide policy But in 1953, Lynch, 61, of Portland, The Bennet Honor Roll Award was The charge was based only on his in­ “Teenagers never think about tom- the Citizenship Award sponsored by the Fdt the sixth year The Presidential 64-year-old woman filed a complaint with because new state legislation requires Ore., was pregnant, unmarried and given to students in seventh, eighth and vestment of $5,580 of the widow’s morrow. They think about how bad it is Bennet Parent-Teacher-Student Or­ Academic Fluiess Award was given to police in May 1989. growing up in a strict Catholic home in ninth grade who were on the Honor Roll money in a time-share condominium in that it do so, according to Thomas ganization. In its ninth year, the P. T. S. 9th grade students, the 47 award winning Mrs. Abrol has also not received today and how bad it’s going to be W alerbt^. She left hone with the help during every grading period during Newport, R.I., in June 1986. The time Manning, head of the policy commit­ O. Citizenship Award recognizes stu­ students were; $60,000 in bonds she placed in his trust, fo r e v e r ," she said. of her sister. 1989-90. share is in his name. tee. dents who m a ^ significant contributions Cynthia Botticallo; Kelly Bowler; Rebecca Brwnan; Dana said. She is now destitute and is “In those days, any moral turpitude Grade 7: Sarxtra Brindamour; Daniaila Brovm; Lauran Buckno; But Madison police say they have Often, they need an adult to inter­ to the welfare of students and teachers at Cailin Acato; Erich Asperachlager; Benjamin Berta; Peter Choi; Matthew DeMarco; Any Durato; Amy able to survive finatKially only with help The policy outlines what procedure was awesome,” Lynch said. evidence that Monson squandered vene at that point, she said. Many stu­ Bennet Junior High School. Students Kevin Blount; Mark Broda; Andrew Brown; Michael Dwyar; Salh Egnaako; Nicola Eickar; Scott Fullar, from her children, Dana said. teachers and staff should follow if a Her sister took her to New Haven Brown; Nicole Dakin; Cara Damiano; Jeffrey Damon; Nicola Hachay; Dawn Harria; Sunry Hwang; Lani hundreds of thousands dollars more of the dents come from families of divorce were nominated and evaluated in the fol­ Monson spent virtually all the money student is potentially suicidal. Counsel­ O where she lived with two artists until Grace Finelli; Jamie Lazzaris; Alison MacLeod; lacovatli; Joel Impalluao; Mary Krupen; Emily Lappan; widow’s money and failed to repay more and have not learned coping skills. lowing areas: Excellent ctmduct marks Valeria Makarawicz; Evaann Mazur; Sherilyn Cynthia Lavoie; Jean Laa; Rabarxa Loghidica; Grant he received from Mrs. Abeel, using part ing will be made available to those stu­ the baby was bom. She quickly learned than $40,000 given to him by church 5 “n on report cards, participation in school McCubrey; Beth Mizoras; Kelly Mueller; Jeffr^ Lowray; Elizabattt M cCub^; Maliaia ki^ari; Tarara of it to repay of $30,(X)0 to another person dents, as well as to their friends and “Most kids have their own answers, how h a^ it was to raise a child on her Novakouski; Shannon OVarra; Michaal OrfHalli; Nelson; Kristin Newton; FVutick Oaboma; Daryl members to invest in their behalf. acitiviies or organizations, cooperation Gena Oriowski; John F^ssmore; Percy Price; Bretv Richard; Kelsey Rodweli; Tamara Sinaa; Stephanie from whom he had accepted money to in­ other students who may have witnessed they just need someone to pull them own. “He was trusted because he was a with faculty members, frequency of ser­ dan Prindiville; Emily Pryputniewicz; Elizabeth Rual; Smith; Phitsamay Sourinho; Chrietophar Spadaccini; vest, the FBI affidavit said. out,” she said. Besides the regular “1 tried, but fL.ancially ... I tried,” Dena Springer; Jennifer Trombley; Tamara Visco; Thomas Stavarw; Christopher Stone; Ann Taridona; a suicide attempt. vice to teachers and fellow students. This bishop and because he was part of the FBI agents joined Madison police in guidance counselors, peer counseling is she said. “I visited her at the foster Sarah Wilbour; Benjamin Zupnik Kambarty Waites; Matthew Welnicki; Joy White; Jes­ community,” said Madison Police Lt. Peak said that the staff has already year’s winners were: Grade 8: sica Wilmot the investigation after possible violations used to some extent in the schools, she n ^ home, cared for her, fed her.” William Dana. “People really believed in been following much of what is spelled O a Alejandro Ezequiel; Kendra Ammann; Jeffrey Bel- Special Achievement of federal law were uncovered, Dana said. said. But she realized that adoption was char; Carrie Beat; Mara Breen; Andrew Brindisi; Wee- B t^n Gagnon; Luigi Gross!; Chanhphang Kaovilay; him. All of them.” out in the policy. “It wasn’t a formal 7th Grade: Erich Asperschlager; Mike The adopted policy says the schools the (Mily solution and a ChesMre couple ton Campbell; Danel Carangleo; Dollar Chanthavone; Sinho (Jeff) Kim; Edwwd Pirtkin A federal judge late Friday ordered About 40 members of Monson’s thing in writing, but it’s always been Brown; Sherilyn McCubrey Haelhar Cjaza; Susan Conklin; Allison Connelly; Numerous other awards were given to church invested between $1,0(X) and will take an active stance in preventing raised Maher-Kavanagh. 8th Grade: Andrew Brindisi; Kelly Healher Corona; Jeffrray Crockett; Jessica Denv Mtmson held without bond pending a done,” she said. With the help of Ties That Bind, a bowski; Shannon Donnelly, Diane Ford; Roger Gas- students for outstanding achievement. In hearing Tuesday, Monson’s 50th $15,(X)0 in his “Shoreline Numismatic In­ suicide that includes recognizing “at Wooldridge sett; Nicole Gilkey; Kirgby Horan; Sean Jackson; Keri Milford-ba.sed search-and-support music, drama, art, foreign languages, birthday, the FBI said. vestment Group,” which he established in Peak said she doesn’t remember any risk” students before they become group which reunites adult adoptees athletics, computers, and multi-cultural A woman who answered the telephone 1984, Dana said. They were told the recent suicides, although there have suicidal. activities. Service awards were given to money would be used to purchase rare been students who were considered with their natural mothers, M ^ r - at Monson’s home Friday tearfully re­ It also says, “The board recognizes z m Kavanagh found her mother on May 4. audio-visual aides, office aides, library coin portfolios that could be sold at sub­ potential suicides. quested that his arrest not be publicized that suicide is a complex issue and that, The two were brought together by State ofnciaFs daughter aides, members of the student newspaper stantially higher rates after three to five O -D and declined further comment. The school system, which is com­ while the school may recognize poten­ Homewood BoutkI, a program created staff and to members of the S ^ e n t Nancy Redfem Abeel, formerly of years. prised of an elementary, center and tially suicidal youth, it cannot make by the Homewood Suites hotel chain to Coimcil. Students who earned straight Madison and now a Florida resident, None of the investors has received any took unauthorized leave high school, has about 800 students. clinical assessment of risk and provide reunite separated families. “A’s” in particular subjects also were sought Monson’s help as a financial ad­ money back, despite numerous requests, O m honored. Dana said. Peak said. The teachers get to know the in-depth counseling but must refer L)mch, a market consultant, began HARTFORD (AP) — A daughter of courses toward an associate’s degree in visor in 1985 after her husband died, students very well, she said, and can youth to an appropriate place for such lotridng for her daughter eight years Secretary of the State Julia H. Tashjian business administration at Hartford Dana said. Milton Ahlerich, special agent in m tell if a student is acting differently, she assessment and counseling.” ago. At that time, she told her three was among about 20 state Health Ser­ Community College, according to the Monson, who was bishop of the charge of the FBI’s Connecticut office, other children about their older sister. w vices Department employees who were Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day said there clearly were other victims be­ Maher-Kavanagh started the search state auditors. Weekly granted unauthorized paid educational Saints in Madison at the time, was posing sides Mrs. Abeel. o o for her natural mother 10 years-ago. State Auditors Leo V. Donohue and Health Tip m 2 With the help of Ties That Bind, she lo­ leaves during the past three years, Henry J. Becker Jr. told Gov. William records show. cated her in Oregon. A. O’Neill in letter dated June 11 that S > Sherri Tashjian-Vega, the depart­ although the Department of Health Ser­ > 1“ ment’s head clerk, took a leave from vices granted a total of 38 educational Scholar leaders named X O ) her $24,086-a-year post for a total of leaves of five days or more, only nine 163 days in 1989 and 1990 to take 4 3 3 > of them had the necessary approval Two students each from Bennet and filing Junior > H Fusscas from the Department of Adminisuative High Schools have been named Connecticut Scholar- "D Services. Leaders for 1990. Amy Durato, Christopher Spadac­ ^ITCHEN & BATH S/ School honors Tashjian-Vega said Riday she was Roy D. Katz cini from Beiuiet, Susan Domanico and Ryan McGee C C E N T E R ) elected unaware that her leaves lacked proper from filing received the honor at a state-wide awards Assumption Junior High School has authorization. GO CALCIUM banquet held on June 4 at the Aqua-Tlirf Country Club named its students who received Department spokesman Winston Skim milk will give adults all in Southington. State Representative J. Peter “Honors” in the final trimester: Heimer maintained that Tashjian- the calcium and vitamins of VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Fusscas (R-Marlborough) was “A” Honors: Vega’s family had nothing to do with Whole milk, without butterfat. The Scholar-Leader Awards program, sponsored by At 254 Broad Street, Manchester eleaed chairman of the Republican Grade S: Brittany Behrmarm; Anita the matter. If you dislike the taste of skim the Coiuiecticut Association of Secondary Schools, an­ Resolutions Committee, a statewide milk and find it watery, add a nually recognizes one boy and one girl from each 9 Pereira; Arme Salamon “She did not receive any favoritism,” committee of delegates to the tablespoon or two of nonfat junior high and middle school in tlie state for outstand­ Grade 6: Stephen LaMontagne; Jen­ Heimer said. “Everyone who par­ ★ Kitchen Cabinets ★ Sinks Republican convention in Connec­ nifer Toller dried milk. This will make it ing scholarship and leadership in school and com­ tigL ticut. ticipated in this did so in good faith.” thicker, whiter, and richer- munity. ★ Counters ★ Toilets The Committee’s u sk is to Grade 7: Scott Alderrucci tasting, and will boost the cal­ develop issue and public policy Grade 8; Rebecca Ahem; Danielle cium, vitamin and protein To be eligible for the award, a student must be in the ★ Vanities ★ Flooring Abran; Jennifer Rusczyk; Dorothy positions, and statements of prin­ content, with minimal in­ top grade of the school, have attained a cumulative Thompson. ★ Medicine Cabinets ★ Hardware ciples for the Republican State con­ W»LYBINGO crease of fat. 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\ \ J u Yankee Gas Record shop changes name N ORMOND BEAC3i, Fla. (AP) when the 20-ye«-old owner got a Levm said TInifsday. seeks rate The agents, wito diowed vtp — Eric I«vin hoped a catchy visit from two real Seertt Service name for his rectud stem wmild agents. They told turn be was May 21, confiscated Levin’s busi­ bring in iHistness. but he got more violating a federal law by using the ness cards, several postm and attentkm than Ite want^ after mane of theft employer. several dozen T-shirts featuring increase \ j opening Secret Service muric & “Theii reasoning was dun if die sum ’s logo. mote. someone knew of someone A O taitm Levin, who had no V The shop specializing in threatening the life of the president idea he was breaking die law, progressive and hard-to-find and wanted to call the Secret Ser­ agreed tt> dhange die store’s name. Coventry affected recordings hadn’t been <^ien long vice, they could get confused,” ft’s now Crimiiial Records.

ROCKY HILL (AP) — Yankee Gas, wliich last year acquired the gas business operated by Connecticut Light & B3wer Co. and serves residents in area towns including Coventry, on Friday asked the state for a 9.4 percent rate increase. The request was greeted with disappointment by the state consumer counsel’s office, which said the new y l company appeared to have resorted to the old practice of coming in with an unrealistically high figure knowing it would be cut. ^ ft Acting Consumer Counsel Eugene Koss said he had hoped the new gas company would make a fresh start and request only what it really needs. s \ “Unfortunately, I hate to admit, it seems to be the same old style,” he said.

“It’s sort of all flas^ and no substance,” he said of the 5 company’s supporting documents. “We’re not Ending much justification.” Last July 1, Yankee Gas Services Inc. acquired the gas P business operated by CL&P, a Northeast Utilities sub­ sidiary. Many of the senior people who had been as­ sociated with the business run by CL&P now run Yankee m ^ Gas. Touch Judy Hartlinft^Manchesler Herald O - j The utility provides natural gas and propane service to more than 178,000 customers in 73 Connecticut cities iS and towns across the state. FIREFIGHTERS RESPOND — Manchester firefighters climb Yankee Gas Services Itk. said its rates need to be O "D a ladder to get to a blaze Friday night at Schaller Acura at raised to refiea the higher costs of doing business and This Aparo jurors end first “to maintain a reliable system to provide quality service 345 Center St. No one was injured, but the fire damaged a to our customers throughout the state.” vehicle and some equipment in the auto-shop area behind O T l the showroom , according to fire officials. Th e cause is still “As far as we’re concerned, we are asking for what week with no verdict m rn we absolutely need,” said William J. Keveney, a Yankee Summer under investigation. Gas spokesman. -“ J \kiikee Gas asked the Department of Public Utilities By Denise Lavoie for an annual revenue increase of about $20.6 million The Associated Press S o over current rates, which have been in effect since m z January of last year. HARTFORD — Jurors in the murder-conspiracy trial of Karin Aparo reheard critical testimony o > from Aparo’s former boyfriend Friday before ending a week of deliberations without reaching a DOES YOUR KITCHEN OR BATH Under the utility’s proposal, customers using gas for verdict. 3 3 O^ ) ‘ cooking and water heating would pay an additional $3 a At No Extra Cost The jury heard Dennis Coleman’s testimony about a plot he said he and Aparo hatched to kill NEED A PICK-ME-UP? month, while those who use gas for space heating would her mother in 1987. JO > pay about $ 15 a month mote. Enjoy the Manchester Herald at your vacation hideaway. The jury foreman interrupted the reading three times to ask for brief recesses so jurors could > H Koss said even a preliminary review of the company’s deliberate on the testimony, but the jury recessed for the day without reaching a verdict. Delibera­ If you re getting away from it all on an extended vacation but still want to enjoy your Herald W hether it's new cabinets or re-facing existing cabinets •D application showed “much of what is being requested is tions are scheduled to resume Monday. going to evaporate.” subscription every day, we have a plan for you. Martin Custom Kitchens and Baths can do the job The reading focused on the teen-age couple s activities in three weeks before the murder, the Ask us to put your paper on “VACATION MAIL” and, at not extra charge, we’ll mail your e xpertly. AT THE RIGHT PRICE. Call 289-2448, Jim He said the application, according to an office ac­ day of the murder, and the day after the murder. Martin, for an estimate. countant, not only contains the company’s “wish list” but Manchester Herald to you while you're out of town. It’s a great way to keep up with whafs Aparo, 19, is charged with murder conspiracy and accessory to murder in the Aug. 5, 1987, happening while you get away. 9 also some dreams as well. death of her’mother, Joyce. Coleman, who confessed to strangling Mrs. Aparo, is now serving a ^ The DPUC has 180 days to review the ctHnpany’s ap- Please note the minimum period for vacation mail is four (4) weeks and we cannot have a 34-year prison term. plication. subscription on vacation mail for longer than 3 months. Aparo covered her face with a tissue and sobbed softly as the court reporter read back Coleman’s graphic description of how he stuffed a paper towel in her mother’s mouth before NOTICE Your subscription for the paper must be paid for before the vacation mail period and the mailing dragging the body out of the house and dumping it under a bridge in Bemardston, Mass. cost is free. . 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Merrill, of Putnam, and DaCosta, of Bridgeport, were still at large Friday, hiferrill was serving a sentence for Most of the jurors listened intently to the testimony, but one juror smiled, laughed softly and Manchester, Conn. third-degree burglary and a firearm charge. DaCosta was shook his head as portions of Coleman’s testimony were read. He smiled and looked over at 649-3406 convicted of a drug charge. Aparo as he came into the courtroom after one of the recesses. 1 9 9 0

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Marian I. (Schildge) Fuller NATION/WORLD N p i i n g hours are Monday from 2 to 4 Manchester; two sisters, Helen Spencer I. (Schildge) Puller, 60, of 328 and 7 to 9 p.m. £>onations may be made Hutchins of Bellvue, Wash.; a sister, Springfield Road, Somers, died of Granby and Sophie Savchitz of East Edna L’Ange; and two grandchildren. to tlto Somers Congregational Church, Granby; and a granddaughter. Thursday (June 21, 1990) in St. Francis 599 Mam S t, Somers 06071, or to the Services and burial will be Satuixlay at Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford. Funeral will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Brookside Cemetery, Chester, Vt. There Somers Girl Scouts, 36 Nmihwest Drive the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. She was the wife of flarley E. Fuller for Somers 06071. are no calling hours. Arrangements are NRC rules Gay men at risk for AIDS with 35 years. Burial will be in the East Cemetery. by Holmes Funeral Home, 4Tennessee. whole life.” June 12, 1919 and had been a resident of The Associated Piess safer sex has jumped from 31.6 in Interim Treasurer of the Girl Scouts. She Manchester since 1947. Sherlock was a Stanley Leon Hutchins, 83, of 33 Bid- SAN FRANCISCO — There was Almost 20 percent of gay and 1984 to 57.9 in 1988, researchers also toured Europe in 1949 with Troop She had lived in Manchester until member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church well S t, formerly of East Hartford, died W ^fflNGTO N — The N uclei Regulatory Com- a time when the carefree boys of bisexual men surveyed in San Fran­ say. But with an estimated 1 million No. 1 of the Manchester Girl Scouts. Sunday (July 17, 1990) at Manchester 1948 when she moved to Michigan and HIV-infected people in the United and was aaive in the Altar Guild and then to Tennessee. missMMi has asp«ed to end contn^ on fire disrosal of Castro Street loved life and each cisco had abandoned safer sex prac­ She was a member of the Somers Con­ Memorial Hospit^. other with equal abandon. Then tices at least once, accading to States today, about 67 percent of youth activities of the churxdi. Surviving are two brothers, Nels sane low-level radroactive wastes and iruitATt,i% « gregational Church and the Somers AIDS came, arid they had to change studies by the Center for AIDS them gay and bisexual men, relapse A past iwesident of the Manchester Bom in Barre, V t on July 21, 1906, Blake of Manchester and Robert Blake nuclew planis. hospitals and laboratories, officials said Snowmobile Club. their ways or die. Preventioi Studies at the University to high-risk behavias can have Garden Club, she was also a member of he had been a resident of Manchester for of Windsor; and a sister, Ruth Tflunday. Besides her husband, she is survived Many changed; they practiced of California, San FraiKisco. potentially devastating results. the Cmmecticut Orchid Society, She was two years. Provencher of Rockville. policy, scheduled to be annouaced next by a daughter, Kathleen E. Fuller, at safer sex, used condoms, entered Ten years into the epidemic, “No HIV educator can expea to a former Scout Leader in the Girl Scouts He was a veteran of World War II, Services will be held Wednesday at 7 w e ^ IS liM y to ptonqK a flood requests from home, and a brother, John Schildge of monogamous relationships. Many educators say they are facing a com­ change the basic behavias that form of America in Manchester. Also, she was serving in the Army Air Corps. Prior to p r o d i ^ trf sudi w m es that they be allowed to dis­ Rockville. * pjn. at Community Baptist Church in others died. munity increasingly weary from a member of the Manchester Memorial retirement, he was employed as a pose of diem the same way as convention^ garbage. our identity. We can modify those Services will be at 1 pjn. "niesday at Manchester. Burial was in Tennessee. Now researchers say sane of maintaiiung burdensome changes in Hospital Auxiliary. security guard for Mai Tool, Division of behaviors to the extent that we can o ' the Somers Funeral Home in Somers There are no calling hours. Donations Tl» com ^ssioo has been grappling for years wifli a those who changed are reverting to their lifestyle, a community grieving Besides her husband, she is survived Wickes Engineering in Manchester. revisKHi of fiedeial requiremeitts for low-level radioac­ help pet^le replace risky things with 5 -n with burial in West Cemetery, Somers. may be made to the American Red the high-risk sexual practices that f a the carefree days forever lost. less-risky things,” Reinfeld said. by a daughter, Susan Dufour of He is survived by a step-son, Glenden Cross. tive wastes and materials. Currently aU such items spread the fatal disease. They “It isn’t enough to say ‘Don’t’ be­ must be ^ven speciai handling and may be dtscaided “But when that involves sex, re­ oily in qieciai waste di^iosasi facUides. warned at the Sixth International cause no adult can live with ‘Don’t’ placement does n a mean sanitizing Coventry senior awards given Use safe soap Conference o i AIDS Thursday that for a whole lifetime. Especially behavia so it’s acceptable to the Honor Roll Bin according to sources m environmental organiza­ the so-called “relapse” behavia by when it comes to sex,” Reinfeld rest of the w ald. It does mean help­ o Coventry High School recently con­ Suzanne Debari tions aiKl on the commisskm staff who sp(*e on condi­ some gay and bisexual men could said. ing peqile create satisfying alterna­ ducted its senior awards assembly. The when outdoors mean a second, even m ae devastat­ The American Foundation for Coventry Recreation Department The following grade 5 to 8 students at tion that their names not be used, a majoity d the five tives — alternatives that are hot, awards include; ing wave of infection and death than AIDS Research has awarded Award - Jeff Rheault St. James School were awarded honor conmissioiers agreed in recent weeks that wastes sexy, raunchy and sometimes shock­ Coventpr Garden Club Scholarship - the one that already has swept their $145,000 to community-based ing to the pet^le outside the com­ ROTC Scholarship - Matthew Waugh The Town of Coventry would like to roll for the third term: onitting ladirttiai below a certain level shaild no Kendra Richardson community. AIDS grotqis to create a National munity.” Coventry Educational Secretaries As­ remind residents about the potential en­ High Honors: longer be regulated by die agency. Willimantic Country Club Scholarship sociation Shcolarship — Sherri Miles vironmental hazard of releasing soap Grade 8: “People changed because they Relapse Prevention Network, adver­ Educators say that it’s inaeasing- - Mike Marshall *016 commissioners qqiroved the revised policy by were scared to death,” said Maggie Hazel Hudak Memorial Award — Jen­ suds into streams during a car wash. Aimee Allaire; John Carlson; Daniel tising campaigns in San Francisco ly common f a gay men to engage in Leroy Schroyer Scholarship - uuheating aj^iroval on die policy document, so-called Reinfeld of the Gay Men’s Health addressing relapse and a series of nifer McGrath Mgh phosphate content results in foam­ Daley; Megan Hickey; Alpana Kumar; risky sex binges: practicing safe sex Michelle Dixon notation voting, and idanned no formal vote in an open Crisis in New York, which has seminars in Los Angeles based on ing when the detergents are mixed with Cathy Magliocco; Sarah Rowe; a celibacy for months at a time, O -D Democratic Town Committee Scholar­ meeting, agency (fficials said. created the nation’s first program for Bidwell Tavern Award - Chrissy Gag­ water, reducing the amount of available Raymond Tanski; Kelly Watt the GMHC’s “Keep It Up” relapse then spending one wild night of total ships: non oxygen in the water. confronting the relapse problem. wotkshops. abandon. Grade 7: Joe Fbuchaid, a commission sptdcesman, confirmed Given in memory of Steve Loyzim - WillimanUc Lodge, No. 11311 Elks Small rivers and streams are par­ Lisa Hyman Club Scholarship - Matthew Waugh ^izabeth Brannick; Danielle Cartier; that a majority of the commission had approved the O “n ticularly susceptible to oxygen loss. This Knstine Curran; Jami Jordan; Shannon new policy and that details would be announced next Given in memory of Frank Dunn - Educational Association of Coventry can cause large-scale fish kills and dis­ m Debby Goodwin Scholarship - Amy Davis McCarthy; Suzanne Panas; Ann Marie week. He smd the policy would estaMish a procedure coloration of the water. 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Debby Goodwin, Matt Waugh Robert Filippi recommend any specific source or brand, Katryna Andrusik; Lora Cataldi; In early 1989, the canmisrion proposed that any SPRING & Coventry Lions Club Scholarships - Carole Gebert Memorial Award - Bolton-based Syndet Products Inc. offers radioactive wastes exposing a person to no more than o : > Tonya Graham Nathan Donlon; Francis Maglieri; Mike Marshall, Stacie Renfro, Chrissy such cleansers. 10 millirems p a yea should he exempt £ron special Gagntm, Nicole Archambault Michael Pennington; Tricia Russo; Kris­ Stephen Loyzim Memorial Scholar­ tie Smith treatment requirements. The electric utility industry SUMMER ^ CO Coventry Town Council Scholarships: ship - Roy Minton Sign up for Grade 5 has proposed exem{Ming materials emitting twice that Citizenship - Kendra Richardson Eunice K. 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Grade 8 Frank Dunn Memorial Scholarship — Suzanne Debari per year. Lose weigbtfast. I-nergize your We now offer complete servicing The camp is open to children ages 8 to Amanda Amato; Heather Docherty; Bob VanCleef Scholar Athlete Award - Stacie Renfro Jonathan Becker, who has followed the issue for hiKly wiiile pounds and inches 12. Activities include: Swimming, John Gulino; Kristine Kravontka; Brian melt away. Coventry Grange Scholarships - Amy Gary McConnell Memorial Senior Public Citizen, a Washington-based enviratmental and on ALL BRANDS of Motorcycles... Athletes Awards - Jeff Rheault, Johanna hiking, overnight camping, cookouts,’ Luk^; Donna Nodson; Ronnie Slangen; Lose fat, not muscle. Researcli Blazawski, Michelle Dixon, Debby Katrina Tripoli coisumer group, said that the revised policy would Goodwin VanKru iningen fishing, crafts and environmental educa­ shows ‘)2% ofthe weight lost tin ...at low prices and less down time tion. Grade 7 allow as much as a third of the low-level radioactive the Diet Center program is excess American Legion Auxiliary Past Presi­ Daughters of the American Revolutitm wastes to be dumped into conventional landfills and lat, iu)t water or lean body mtiss. The camp offers the following ses­ Sharon Anderson; Sara Brancieri; dents Parley Scholarship - Michelle Good Citizen Award - Chrissy Gagnon thioug normal sewer systems. Eat realfood. No expensive Dixon Sam Gejdenson Congressional Certifi­ sions: June 25 to July 7; July 9 to July Keith DeLaire; Amanda Devanney; Kathleen Duffy; Peter Melluzzo; Mark “These efforts to d^egulate the disposal miclear prepackaged meals ret|uired. American Legion Green Chobut cate of Merit — Diane Nanos 21; July 23 to Aug. 4; and Aug. 6 to Call us or stop down for personal CO Aug. 18. Cost for one session ranges be­ Nascimento; E ^en Rokicki; Peter San­ wastes illustrates the NRC’s and the nuclear industry’s Richardson Post #52 Scholarship - Mike inability to dispose of their radioactive garbage in a You 'llfeel tlieciijyereuce.' Marshall Church to hold play tween $20-$250, depending on family tos; Knsten Sadosky; Emily Schauster; attention. size and income. Elizabeth Sheils; Andrew Zianio safe, sensible manner.” said Becker. American Legion Auxiliary - Green Daniel Hne, a student at Manchester Rjr a registration form, call the Camn Grade 6 He estimated that the nuclear industry, hosiHtals and Chobut Richardson Post #52 Scholarship High S c ^ l and the Greater Hartford of laboratories could to save $82 million a year because - Jennifer Douville Peifonning Aits, will present a one-act Office at (203) 643-2494. 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\ \ — \ \ \ \ V. Navy helicopter crashes Cows head for the suburbs People A Korean orphan’s search KENT, Wash. (AP) — Maybe gate,” Neff said. it was the coming of summer. The cows didn’t make it to Son sings roadhouse blues off Virginia coastline Whatever the reason, 150 to 200 downtown Kent or Auburn but for a U.S. GI named Billy — Country music performer Holstein cows broke loose from a their proximity was sensed. Willie Nelson may sing the praises of being “on the road farm and strolled into this subur­ “When I came to work at mid­ By D.W. Page again, but his son won’t be driving for a year. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — hours, Billy was there. Billy was was what “Beattie” had sounded like ban community south of Seattle. night, it smelled like the Chicago Baik Sung-hak was a 12-year-old The Associated Press Willie Nelson Jr., 32, pleaded guilty Thursday before kind to all the orphans, but especial­ to a 12-year-old Korean orphan. stockyards,” said Auburn Jail of­ Probate Court Judge James R. Everett to two counts of orphan and felt lucky to be taken on ly to me. We orphans usually ate the The cows fanned out after es­ In ^ptem ber 1989, a friend ficer Jim Miller. driving under the influence. by a U.S. artillery unit as a “washy- leftovers, but Billy would always telephoned Baik and told him Beat- curbed i» A,l«„ib caping from Joe NefTs Auburn It took police in cars and on As punishment, the younger Nelson will have to spend washy boy.” save a plate of food for me.” farm just before midnight Wed­ tie had been located in Philadelphia. foot several hours to round i^i the 20 days in jail, pay a $1,000 fine, give up driving for a He was not paid in money, but in Baik was sent to an orphanage nesday. But most headed south That was where they met, later that Ll C m T S . ^ opex3tion is under way. Wc have swimmers in the water looking ” said strays. The last of them were year and perform 160 hours of community service. food, candy, gum and the friendship after the war. He ran away, worked month, for the first time in nearly 40 along the Valley Freeway. returned to the bam by 6:30 a.m. Two other DUI charges and one count of driving of a GI he called Billy, who also had at odd jobs and began what would years. “I couldn’t believe it. They Thursday. without a license were dismissed. been an orphan. be a 30-year search for Billy busted out of the bam and broke A few weeks ago, Beattie, 59, “The police are very good Among the elder Nelson’s hits is “On the Road Thousands of children were or­ through newspapers, veterans or­ through a half-inch-thick steel returned to Korea for the first time cowboys,” Neff said. Again.” phaned or separated from their ganizations and military listings on since the war as Baik’s guest. families in the three years of the two continents. “Hak was a strong boy and he Another son for coach Pitino Korean war, which began in 1950. Eventually, he became a success­ was always willing to help me,” he American soldiers often gave the ful businessman and established said, referring to Baik by one of his — Kentucky basketball children food, candy and coins, but Billy House, a home for orphans and given names. “I never thought of coach Rick Pitmo needs just one more son now for a full the GIs always moved on. team after his wife gave birth to another boy. the handicapped northeast of Seoul. looking for him. After the war was “Billy stayed in my heart,” said In 1986, he was invited to a “ " - p p '^ »pip» =■ Pitino’s wife, Joanne, gave birth to 6-pound, 9-ounce over, I went back home and that was NEED SOME EXTRA Baik, now a wealthy, 50-year-old reunion in Kansas City of 14 men it.” n « »f MO KniShls w .. g,om M in May b e c ». of Ryan Martin PiUno at Northern Westchester Hospital in hat manufacturer. New York early Thursday. from Billy’s old unit. “I recognized Hak as soon as I An enemy shell landed beside “At the reunion, I went through A spokesman in Kentucky’s basketball office said saw him. I didn’t know what to say. S ^ . Knights entered the service in 1%2 and went out of production in 1971 Baik on a riverbank one day. He files and files of pictures,” he said. SPENDING MONEY!! Joanne Pitino had the baby at Northern Westchester be­ When we first met, we just stared at O hehcqtter’s rear transmission and forward rotor in May Naw tech was enveloped in burning gasoline “I remember screaming, ‘That’s each other for a few minutes.” N a i ^ S i S r ^ ^ ^ helicopters were placed back in service, according u> cause her doctor is there and because she had ex­ and jumped into the river, scream­ 5 - n Newspaper routes available perienced difficulty with a previous birth. Billy!’ and the others just stared at Baik says he wants their children ing. me.” Hartehome said the cause of the crash is under investigation. Pitino had placed a jet on standby and wanted to be to meet. He has two and Beattie has in your area... “Billy jumped in after me, got me “That’s not Billy, that’s David four. two days a l ^ two explosions on board the aircraft carrier USS Mid wav killed with his wife when she had the baby, said university offi­ out, rushed me to the hospital,” he two crew members arni seriously injured nine off Japan. ^ cials. But he didn’t get there in time. Beattie,” someone said. No one said. “When I woke up after 18 knew where Beattie lived. “Billy” Earn money and prizes by “She went into false labor Tuesday, and he left Lexi­ delivering the ngton "niesday afternoon for New York, and Rick came back to Lexington yesterday, and she had it last night,” FRESH LAMB § S Kentucky sports information director Chris Cameron Korean War hits Memorial to Christa Manchester Herald said. Add variety to your mealtime. “I talked to him this morning and he seemed happy Try luscious locally grown ^ . in your neighborhood. and a little fmstrated he wasn’t there,” Cameron said ■spring lamb. McAuliffe has opened Thursday afternoon. 40th anniversary I I E Call today to get more details Pitino’s other sons are ages 13, 9 and 6. Another son, FREE LAMB RECIPES - z m The Korean War, sometimes The invasion stunned and enraged Daniel, was 6 months old when he died after undergoing Now taking orders - O -D kidney surgery. called the forgotten war, began the West. The North Koreans oc­ By David Tirrell-Wysocki ~ ~ ------June 25, 1950. More than 5 mil­ half or whole lambs, Pitino, 37, was head coach of the Nantional Basketball cupied Seoul, the South Korean The Associated Press 647-9946 lion American men and women capital, in three days and overran cut and wrapped, Association’s New Ybrk Knicks for two years before he served in Korea, and more than ready for your freezer. accepted the coaching job at Kentucky last year. He also most of the southern half of the O " n Anderson...... gn 54,000 died. After 40 years, no peninsula in six weeks. ~ ^ Christa McAuliffe Planetarium was dedicated Thursday as a was head coach at Providence from 1985 to 1987. m ^ »»1 a n, h„m„ her pa^ion ^nton 103-174 peace treaty has been signed. Rfteen nations sent soldiers to Bigelow...... gn fight for South Korea under the S CO "TWs planetmum is inme than a memwial to Christa McAuliffe ... it is more than a Branford 68-161 Hart to capitalize off glasnost By Kelley Smith Tunny U.S.-led United Nations Command. Rt. 83, Ellington, C T p anct^urn. It is a proniise to continue the work she believed in and a promise to fulfill her Brookfield S t gll / - s - r n a . DENVER (AP) — Gary Hart is helping launch an in­ Associated Press Writer Twenty-five others provided medi­ dream,” sard NASA Adminisdator Richard Truly. Centerfield...... gj] / ternational business firm that he hopes will be able to Deepwood...... "gjj cal aid, food and weapons. 8 7 1 ■ ■ 0 2 7 0 m 2 P«®P*e. iMluding some of McAuliffe’s former students and White House Chief of mine the riches in Eastern European countries emerging SEOUL, South Korea — On a otart Jonn Sununu, attended the opening ceremony. iail from communist control. Sunday morning 40 years ago. Durkm...... North Korea sent thousands of S > pl^etarium is New Hampshire’s official memorial to the 37-year-old Con- East Center Tpke...... 25-207 odd Hart and Denver businessman David Miller are > r- teacher, who died with six other astronauts when the space shuttle exploded in csstfiGld...... 011 partners in International Strategies, an affiliate of the troops across the 38th parallel into CONGRATULATIONS 3 3 CO Denver law firm of Davis, Graham & Stubbs, to which South Korea, starting a war that East Middle Tpke...... 0-155 odd JO > The National AertMiaudcs and Space Administration had selected McAuliffe as its first citizen East Middle Tpke...... 216-236 even Hart has belonged for several years. killed more than a million people, JOANKENNEY in space from among 11,000 teachers who ^iplied for the spot. EnQlowood...... 0J1 “The Soviet Union is loaded with American business including 54,000 American soldiers. 23BRETTONRD^ MANCHESTER > H Galway St...... -11 people offering everything from T-shirts to 707s and It is the only war the United ■D “Chnsta was selected because she was an extraordinary role model as a teacher and an extraor­ Haynes...... g,. ON WINNING A $3500 LAWN TRACTOR dinary role rnodel as a person.” her widower. Steven, said Thursday. many of them are rather starry-eyed,” Hart said. States has enter^ in this century Hillcrest...... gj| that remains unresolved. The ON JUNE 9,1990... He said his wife’s goal was to excite and motivate children to learn and that she saw her shuttle Horace S t...... g|| “TTiere’s a good deal of naivete about how fast things will move in the Soviet Union,” he added. “There are big Korean peninsula, divided after Huntington S t ...... g|| World War II, still is split between ENJOY! “ p Kenny S t ...... projects and big deals to be done, and some small ones. the communist North and the : McAuliffe and other speakers said the planetarium has accomplished those goals L^gerton S t ...... 130-153 But they won’t be done at the same degree of accelera- capitalist South. At a news conference before the dedicaUon. Truly said he’d like to sec ordkary ciUzens return *tion.” to^pace. but made no promises because of the backlog of missions caused by the Challenger dis- all Hart, a former U.S. senator from Colorado, was the all front-runner for the Democratic nomination for president on two shuttle missions, said the experience of spaceflight “is deserving to be S i , in 1987 when he was forced to withdraw from the ncc i n sh^ed with people who are not Just like me.” •»« lo oc Mather...... because of an alleged liaison with model Donna Rice oyy. ® important, precious, natitmal missions to get off, and we’ve McCabe...... ^ while being married. He has practiced law in Denver sto tc m L S e fS e ’ ^ (decision) off a little bit,” he said. He has made similar New State Road , o u . ^ since then. Northfield ® Main Condo’s ...... all Legal frotti “the fierce pride and love of people who cared about someone North Mam ? f ? T ...... Dance companies to merge Talk O akw oodSt...... 2 64 ^ 7^ ®" Attorney by ''P* Hampftir.’, *ov„. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The director of the Jamison At Law LfoJ* Barrett ...... all VifadsworthSt...... all Project dance company says she’s looking forward shar­ « * e p^etarium came from the state, but there were private donaUons Westfield...... '.!!."!."!!!'!!!!!.'.all ing the “celebration of life through movement” when the NEW DIVORCE PROBLEMS Wetherell...... ” ...I!all Polo* af* quick to roepond to wive* wt>o corn* as well, includmg money raised by schoolchildren across New Hampshire aonauons plain of tpousal abu*e. LRtt* or no proof h company merges with the Alvin Ailey American Dance nocMMry to tak* a man from hi* hom*. Local The pl^tanum ^ which took 18 months to build, features an interactive system that allows the Theater. judgaa may be quick to aafeouard children and audienM to select by an electrmuc majority vote where they want to travel in the universe It also women in the famly home to tne detriment of the CALL NOW The Jamison Project, a repertory company diluted by hiwband. Without an immediate attorney, the husband^ rights may be violaled and the early 24 ADAMS ST. acclaimed dancer and choreographer Judith Jamison, had court arid posoe record* can aeate ebstarfee to one of its final performances Thursday in the auditorium an aqukable distribution and a fair hearing In the f H a n c h e s i iMANCHtSTER, CT Ub040 647-9946 / 643- 2711 decree court. Men In such sHusiions must seek M r A .K ^ - planetarium from scores of suggestions for memorials to of the Afro-American Historical and Cultural Museum. earty legM advloa to atsure fair traaiment by SERVICE PARIS 643-I606 SAIES 646-0515 poHoe, local count and divorce courts. ---- 2o years and still----- ^ ^ Washington. The Jamison Project will spend its last 10 days as an Attorney Leo J. Barren, 382 Hartford Road. J. independent company in Philadelphia before joining the Manchester, 649-3125, Connecticut Tdl Free i t n i G H T ! Louise Wiley of Pjftsfield suggested the planetarium. 1-800-33-44-LAW. Send for free divorce Ailey group in New Yoric. 9 9 0 J u

BUSINESS Business Briefs IRS says many ineligible people ■ Gerber appoints two officers claiming low-income tax benefit CJCTber SciCTtific Products Inc., has announced the ao- Some see summer WASHINGTON (AP) — As p o m ^ t e of two new officers for the company. ^ both political parties. President Bush cause it is a very complex calcula­ has been ^pointed vice presi- much as 40 percent of a special tax has siqjpoited increases in the credit, tion,” Pyrek said. Drexel employee gets 10 months denu finanw ^ will be responsibirfor all K f i benefit fw low-inctHne families with and both houses of Congress have setback for stocks ftmclions of G ^ r Scientific Products. An 11 y e T ^ f - children is being claimed by in­ agreed to boost the benefit as part of The credit was enacted in 1975 to Jones, 27, was convicted in eligible persons, the Internal By Chet Currier By Stefan Fatsis Jones, who worked at Drexel’s "'3S previously controller for rival child-care bills. Congressional reward low-income workers who The Associated Press March 1989 of seven counts of per­ Beverly Hills, Calif., junk bond and assistant controller for Revenue Service estimated today. leaders say the new IRS study hold a job rather than relying solely The Associated Press As part of its audit program, the jury and obstruction of justice for department, was the first person The Gerber Scientific Instrument Company clouds those efforts. on welfare benefits. At that time, the NEW YORK — Lisa Jones, a lying in January 1988 to a federal Prior to joining Gerber in 1979, he was a senior ac- IRS found that in 1985, $818 mil­ Steve Pyrek, an IRS ^kesm an, credit was viewed as basically an of­ NEW YORK — Though the calendar and the weather convicted in the government’s] teen-age runaway who became a grand jury investigating trading ac­ lengthy investigaUon of fraud on Main & Company. lion of the total $2.1 billion earned- said the 40 percent error rate first fset against Social Security taxes. may say the time is ripe. Wall Street isn’t exactly brim­ income credit went to those who $100,000-a-year trading assistant at tivities at Drexel. Wall Street. Stemhagen, a U. S. Army veteran, earned a B. S. decree reported by The Washington Post is Fbr 1990, the credit is for 14 per­ ming with talk of the traditional “summer rally” rieht were found to be ineligible. Credits Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., was in Accounting from the University of Connecticut. Ifc is accurate but pointed out that the es­ cent of the first $6,810 of wages and now. ^ Prosecutors showed at her trial j totting $6 billion are expected to be sentenced Friday to 10 months in Sand said he was sympathetic to a member of the National Association of Accountants timate is based on a very limited other earned income, a maximum ”^e phrase is sure to come up in the weeks ahead as that Jones handled transactions that claimed this year by more than 10 IKison for lying to a grand jury in­ Jones’ psychological problems and Also appomted was William J. Tortora as vice presi- sample of tax returns. benefit of $953. The credit drops as brokers seek ways to stir up business in what is usually constituted illegal stock “parking,” | million working families. vestigating Wall Street fraud. troubled childhood — she ran away . appointment, Tor­ “The credit is an area where there wages rise, and is eliminated once the slowest season for buying and selling investments U.S. District Judge Leonard B. which typically involves hiding the tora held the posiuons of chief engineer, electrical desitm The credit has strong support in are lots of errors in computation be­ from home at age 14 — but said true ownership of securities. income reaches $20,264. But given the already lofty level of stock prices 'and Sand reduced the 18-month sentence deterrence was necessary because n ^ g e r , md electrical engineer for Gerber Scientific the questionable state of the business outlook, many Jones received last year after an ap­ she lied repeatedly to investigators. In three appearances before the Products. He was also an electrical engineer for The Ger­ peals court threw out the term on ber Scientific Instrument Company. MARKET UPDATE ^ y s t s are far more concerned with whether a “correc­ grand jury, Jones said she did not i Financial Snapshot 1 tion” might be due before Labor Day. grounds it was longer than mandated Assistant U.S. Attorney Neil S. recall any discussiems about stock Precedng his joining Gerber in 1979, Tortora was an Activity for the week of y, JuiM 22,1990 “In some respects, current stock market pricing by federal sentencing guidelines. Cartuscicllo said Jones still had not elettoc^ ra g ii^ r for System Concepts, Inc. A graduate Sand also fined Jones $25,000 paiking in contacts with Princeton- June 18'June 22,1890 -n \ represents nearly as great an overvaluation as we saw in cooperated with the government. He Newport Partners LP. The principals of the University of Connecticut with a B. S degree in 1 INTEREST and ordered her to pay $14,850 for OtIyOewclOMB O \ me summer of 1987,” say analysts at Wright Investors’ also said there was nothing to indi­ of the defunct investment firm were E let^cal Engineering, he.also holds a M. S. in Electrical 1 RATES WMirtdoM vtmktQo Ymte» the cost of her incarceration. He re­ Engineering from Rensselaer Polytectnic Institute. In his 2,92$ T l Service in Bridgeport. Conn., in their current appraisal of cate she was suffering from convicted last July in a scheme to mAvsrags ral9 paid on bank 6.18% JJ ^ the outlook. quired Jones to receive mental heal­ “diminished mental capacity” at the new position, Tortora will be responsible for the 6.19% 6.56% generate illegal tax losses through 2,857.18 monty-markst aooounia th treatment during her term. time of her crimes. mechanical and electrical engineering design and i “The bull market *-as lasted nearly eight years and is bogus securities trading. 2,900 ^ (Bank Ratt Monitor) gettmg tired,” maintains Rao Chalasani at Prescott, Ball development of all company products. m & 1\irben Inc. in Cleveland. ■ Two from area cited by UTC ^ 9t-dayTraaaurybllyiatd 7.74% 7.73% These refrains, of course, have been heard many times 6.40% 0n ^o before since stocks began climbing in early August 1982 DON'T MONKEY Two area residents were among the 23 United Tech­ ^ 30*yMT TfMiury Bond 8.49% 6.41% M d even with events like the market crash in the fall of nologies Research Center employees cited by the 6.33% Research Center for their extraordinary service in a sup­ 1987, doubt and caution have not been popular com­ COMMODITIES modities on Wall Street for a long time. 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After initial payment and prior to expira­ CUSTOMER the company. < 3 3 CO that today s multiples can truly be justified ” tion, you will be billed. ^ ^ A Hartford feeder clerk, Badeau was congratulated for Such misgivings rnade their presence feli in the market his loyal service conttibution to UPS. He began his JD > dunng the past week, sending prices sharply lower. At MARKET IN BRIEF career as a part-timer in 1970'while he was attending MARKET REPORT > H the clc^ on Friday, the Dow Jones average of 30 in- s u S S K ’' ™'' pTerse“ ,‘ my pay-by- high school. NYSE Issues Activity over th9 pa$t 30 indino d>yt ^^m als stood at 2,857.18, down 78.71 from the week “I really enjoy my job here because the people are consolidated trading Enclosed please find payment for great and that creates a wonderful working environ­ ,1 Exchange composite index Carrier Delivery: ment,” said Badeau. “And the growth is phenomenal. June 22,1990 ^ p ^ 3.62 to 194.24; the NAS-DAQ composite index When I started here in Hartford, there were only six or lor the over-the-counter market fell 8.22 to 459.33 and □ 3 months *23.10 n r monthc M r on Volume in shares Senior Citizens: u b months 46.20 D 1 year *92.40 eight feeder drivers; now there are over eighty.” Ae ‘^e ric a n Stwk Exchange market value index was 207,699,400 down 4.74 at 359.29. o 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ year *86 24 Badeau resides in Manchester with his wife Pixie and 1 sons, Paul and David. Volume on the Big Board averaged 143.39 million Issues traded shares a day, against 155.29 million the week before Oplional carrier'lip may be included wilh your paymeni / rip Amounl ■ Logiudice promoted Once the ’80s bull market got rolling, Chalasani points Motor Route DelLery: Coventry. Andover, Bolton -$27.30,3 months Three officers have been promoted to the position of Up ut. It fell into a pattern of strong advances punctuated Senior Vice President at CBT. One is Patrick J. by Mtbacks every third year — first 1984, then 1987. 607 Name Logiudice of Manchester. Now, he Mys, “the market has gone through more than In AjMil, 1989, Logiudice became commercial regional Unchanged two years without a 10 percent conectiwi ” manager, north central region, in which role he manages 518 Similarly from Wright’s view, “histoo^ suggests that Address the current commercial portfolio, the account officers Down OOW JONLS AVirHAGI from these high price-value levels below-average returns Apt. covering the region, and is responsible for new business Jiinn ??. I'l'll) are likely for equities in the period ahead. Ciy. development of companies with sales in excess of $5 893 Zip million, throughout approximately 20 towns from HK3H 2.931.93 is not the proper guide.” the firm Phone adds I^rhaps the stock market has entered into a period Durham north and east of the Connecticut River to En­ N Y S E Index LOW 2446.02 field. \ m which for reasons of changing demographics or a MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL 194.24 Dow n 2.28 CLOSE 2467.16 thaw m the cold war or a ‘shortage of equities’ or what For the preceding two years, Logiudice was commer­ cial regional manager, central region. He joined the bank S&P Composite CHANGE Down 4445 valuations are apfM-opriate in 1971 and held various positions in consumer credit, Wiatever the merits of these ‘new era’ arguments 355.43 Down 5.04 The Manchester Herald bank operations and the credit department before his J one has only to recall the last time such thinking was in 1980 promotion to senior commercial banking officer MTWTP UTWTf giTWTF ' M T W T / M T W T F M T W t / fashion, the summer of 1987, to become dubious.” P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 Dow Jones industrials ** >*______B 4 11 II and his 1983 promotion to East Hartford commercial 2,857.18 Down 44.55 area manager. 1 9 9 0 «■ » J

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R r several weeks now. columnists have been wetty Today’s teens: imchmuble to the Wellesley grads who didn’t wantBar- commencement exercises on the fira o f June. The grads objected to her selectitm be- Muse they felt that her prestige came from being married accomplishments. Healthy, definitely wealthy consumers Col^m ists ^ le d them uppity, spoiled, childish and m everything m between. By MARIANN CAPRINO IM-Otesting AP Business Writer lighten up IS the WMnmencement message I ’d like to have given the columnists who were so angiv with ~ Comedian Jay U n o tells a joke

tneir early 20s — a time when idealism is strong but as ^ t untempered by much real experience. Young^women Big mistake. The kid should have been sent to the o \ • h P i ^ ^ about “If this is about another increase in our cable television fees, you can accouterments o f !.9oo o i ^ i ^ **!f^*^ heavens for it. A g e brings us a youth, like CD boom boxes or high-tech sneakers o f issues, but it’ s the passion o f youth forget it. We’ve had it.” U n o ^ liv e rs the punchline in a T V commercial for that keeps us canng ab jt them. ^ tortilla chips, but as an mdreasing number o f businesses are disw venng, today’s teens are in a position to buy far P And how fortunate for these young wtrnien that they more than snack foods. Controlling more cash than the did p i o ^ L Without it. they’ d have never received the thirtysoinethmg set can imagine, many adolescents are lessor! Barbara Bush gave them. She showed them a U.S. heavily obligated downright affluent, and they’re playing a part in big-tick­ splendid portrait o f a happy, fulfilled human being, one et purchases like never before. wth a sen« of humor. “I know your first choia for By Walter R. Mears federal backing to make it easier to “Th ey’ re not buying just fast food, soft drinks and t ^ y was Alice Walker, known for ’The Color Purple “ largely, but not entirely because o f / get loans for houses, farming, and mme-store makeup anymore,” said Peter Zollo, who s ix told them. ’Instead you got me. known for the toIot the savings and loan crisis. WASHINGTON — It’s all right higher educatirm. heads Teenage Research Unlimited in suburban Chicago o f my hair. In 1989, there were $14.4 billicm o d there in the fine print: nearly $6 tril- Those are broad and powerful ^ e y ^ “ significantly more confident in their ability to in bad loan losses, compared with She told the graduates their careers were important, li(Hi worth o f credit and insurance constituencies. buy big-ticket items than they were just one year ago ” 'I $3.7 billitMi in 1982. Insurance costs he said. but that their re^ m ish ip s with the people in their lives cmiimitments held by the federal N o iM-esident and no Congress totaled $67.2 billimi in 1989, almost were the most important investments they would ever government, potential liabilities that would risk undoing the benefits they Indeed, teen car ownership is up nearly 13 percent for O "T3 all o f that to cover losses at more make. She told them to search for joy. dwarf the savings and loan bailout reap. But the Bush administration new vehicles and 9 percent for used cars when compared than 400 failed savings and loans Every chance he gets, Richard G. wants credit reform, tighter super- with 1989 levels, according to Z ollo’ s survey o f more At the end of your life you never regret not having and banks. And that was only a o o I^annan, the administration’s budget and a recognition o f the than 2,000 people between the ages o f 12 and 19. pass^ one more test, winning one more verdict, not down payment insurance fund by the end o f the according to Rand Ybuth Poll. Although the teen popula­ Wellesley, 37-year-old New York Times columnist Anna supervision o f underwriting risks ly certain to involve tens o f billions — $31.7 billion worth last year alone, according to Rand ^ rc e n t had a say in which car their families bought, and > H decade, the administration has tion is expected to be begin increasing in 1992, no sub­ Quindlen told an audience at Washington University in that now are outside the discipline o f dollars in future claims against — all while making critical brand decisions. 43 percent helped parents pick out a T V . "D rw om m ended tighter rules and stantial iqitum w ill take hold until the year 2000. St. Louis that in the 1990s, Americans w ill learn to “ live o f the federal budget system. the government. So are future ■ ^ t hasn’t gone unnoticed by corporate America. •"‘ereaed in the presence o f higher fees for bcnrowers. “ The changeover frcmi a manufacturing to a service our lives, rather than use them as vehicles to get some­ He also has suggested an overall claims against federal insurance Weight Watchers and Lean Cuisine, for instance, have c h i l ^ in the home.” said Daniel InfanU. a spokesman — Government insurance covers economy requires just the type o f employee the teen-ager where, we know not where.” ceiling on government loans, programs. begun advertising their frozen entrees in youth for Sharp Electronics Corp. t^^esman $1 trillim worth o f pension benefits, is,” said Rand President Lester Rand. “ And some (teens) Removed from Barbara Bush by more than 30 years, guarantees and insurance. The dollar Darman says those costs will be magazines in the hopes that teen-agers will pick a box N « only do young peqjle influence family purchases and while that fund has been run­ do get premium pay because in many suburban areas and aflCT a career that had all but consumed her in her value o f those commitments has in­ manageable, so long as they are or two while shopping for the family. b u ^ y embrace the latest technological advances ning a deficit, a Supreme Court there is a shortage o f this type o f personnel.” 20s, Qumdlen has already discovered what Barbara Bush creased nearly sevenfold over the recognized and handled on an order­ “ We know teen spending is becoming incredibly more TTiere are many adults out there who don’t know how decision on M onday eased the McDonald’ s Corp., for one, boasts that it is not a was trying to tell the Wellesley grads. past 20 y ^ . The biggest single in­ ly basis. “Too little attention was important,” said Jane Fitzgibbon, senior vice president at to i^ogram^a VCR, but they ask their 13-year-old son problem. The ruling broadened the “ minimum-wage employer.” crease is in deposit insurance mi ac­ paid in the past to the scope and the advertising agency O gilvy & Mather’s TrendSights and he can, bifanti said. “ Family responsibilities are as impcMtant as corporate power of the Pension Benefit It is not unheard o f for a high school student to bring counts in banks, savings and loans scale o f these commiunents, and division. To reach the y c ^ g e r set. Sharp tends to focus on responsibiliUes,” Quindlen said. “ I ’ ve never read o f Guaranty Corp. to force employers in anywhere from $100 to $300 a week for part-time and credit unions, now covered up Sonie experts speculate that two-eamer parents suffer­ anyone mi their deathbed who said, ‘ I wish I ’d spent often the government’s potential ex­ work, Rand said. ~ ^ Sharp to restore terminated pensitxi plans, ing guilt pangs over long hours at woik tend to be more to $100,000 a deposit. The total posure was understated or ignored,” I S S i S n ^ - rather than iradiUonal p r i n t ^ more time with m y business.’ Our chUdren are not going instead o f leaving the cost to the Beyond their own spending, teens have an incalculable CO deposit insurance outstanding now Darman said in his budget essay last generous when it comes to giving their teens money. to wait to grow up until w e make time fo r them. We h ^ winter. government insurance fund. ability to influence the purchases o f their parents. runs to about $3 trillion. Others say that because couples are having fewer Apple Cimputer Corp. prefers hands-on eiqxrience to to change our focus at least from deferred gratification to The fund still has a $1 billion “ They are used as advisors to adults in the fam ily to The credit and insurance Ever since, at congressional hear­ children, there’ s simply more money to go around. a d v i s i n g directly to Idds. The company is the l<»art;ni. toreseeable, if not immediate, gratification.” deficit, and its director told a House buy high-tech audio exjuipment, where they know a hell programs have little visible in^iact ings, in televisiOT appearances and «> school,. kindegarom iS hearing last week that business But when it comes to earning power, demographics o f a lot more than grownups, as well as vacations. Barbara Bush told it like it really is. I f all our studying on tte budget, which has made them in interviews. Darman has been failures could send that up sharply. and degrees don’t help us to be happy and fulfilled, what politically alluring in Congress, trying to call all that to national at­ In each instance, as Sen. Jake g ^ are they? And what difference does it mgirf where budgeted funds are hard to tention, so that hidden liabilities do Gam, R-Utah, said of the FHA whether you ve chosen to devote yourself to a paying fi^ as the government grapples TOt swell into staggering cosu until mortgage insurance, losses will 1 children, or entirely to rearing with its chrtmic deficits. it is too late to do an}

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FOCUS/Religion FOCUS/Social In Brief • • • Time for vacation Bible school Engagements Ecumenical group to meet By Nancy Carr Executive Director Kathryn. Wedniefauk. Sports ct»sult- ant — Suzzie Triptdi. Nutrition and ♦I. ^ Scni« Housing Ecumenical Group will meet at Marxiheeter Area McCarthy-Rosa MACC News menu planning — Barbara Philip; Hall at 10 ajn. on 'Swnesday with Conference of Churches Francis and Elizabeth McCarthy, an­ Charlotte Kennedy, consultant fiom the New Samaritan kitchen coordinator — Jean Kel­ nounce the engagement of their (Joip. logg, MACC Day Canqi picnic code ik-,< With the closing of our traditional daughter, Mary Margaret McCarthy of The meeting will discuss the fonnulation of by-laws Fridays between 9 am . and 1 pm . and coordinators — H m y Reinhoro 57 Hackmatack St. to Christopher Rosa, lor mcoiporahon and the creadon wsbn, Mary Ann Ressitto often snacks. All the MACC church The Imde-elect is a 1979 graduate of property behind the church. hosted by First Baptist, 240 and Steven Hadge. Bus monitors__ Vacation Bible Schools listed below Manchester High School and received a Hillstown Road. Dates: June Sue Hadge and Bev Faber. Anyone interested in this ecumenical endeavor is in- welcome children finHn the wider bachelor of science degree frtMn Central through Aug. 29. Hours: 6:30 to Adult volunteers are still being A pot luck luncheon wUl foUow community as well as their own. Connecticut State University in manage­ 8:30 Wednesday evoiings. Ages: sought to coordinate morning qwrts: J®**®? Citizens. Ihose attending ate July 9th through the 13th. Trinity ment systems. She received teacher cer­ asked to faring their favmite pot luck rfieh preschool through adult. Cost: Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack. 9:30 to 12 noon and to act as bus tification from Central Coimecticut None. For more information call R r more information contact 'ITk! Rev. John Holliger Hours 8:45 am , tol2:15 pm . Ages: monitors between 2:45 pjn. and State University in May. She is a Grade at S t George s Church, Route 44, Bolton, 643-9203. 649-7509. 4:30 pjn. Trip assistants are Kindergarten through ^ grade. 2 teacher at Nathan Hale School. On Sunday, July 1 and July 15 for Wednesday, July 11, 9 aan. to Festival of Faith planned Vacation Bible School Theme: Is­ The prospective bridegroom received land m the Sun. Cost: None. Fbr between 6 to 7 pm . the Salvation 3:30 pjn. and Wednesday, July 11 Army is offering an ojportunity for between 9 a.m. to 1 pjn. Also a bachelor of science degree in manage­ SP“ S«- a combined more information call Lyim Nielstm Fesuval of Ruth” June 29 through July 1. sununer worship in Center Pbik. needed for arts and crafts: 8“x ll” ment information systems frtMn Central at 871-6798 or Jean Pedemanti Connecticut State University. He is a At the R ^ Bam of the First Cmgregational Church 647-9841. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and cardboard, watercolor paints, o ' there will be a tag sale. E lsew h ^ on the church join in worship and song with the brushes, Elmers glue, magazines member of Delta Mu Delta -National July 16 to 20. Center Ccmgrega- HontM- Society and is a programmer 3 -n pounds there wUl be a craft fair, hamburgers and hot tional Church, 11 Center Street Salvati(m Army Band. with family pictures, instant film. dogs to buy, and a walkway of churches. Pdaroid. analyst at Sikorsky Aircraft Hours: 12 nocm to 3 pm . Bring Interfaith Day Camp. S .03. to all An April 1991 wedding is planned. Jeanne Lemieux and Donald Seyfried On the walkway Unise attending wUl meet people lunch. Dessert and juice provided. Manchester youth age 14 and older. Thanks to community support represenung the spmsoring churches. There will also be Ages: 4 years throti^ 6th grades. We are still recruiting teen coun­ from volunteers and dtmors we are “ Evenu wiU start at 8:30 ajn. with Theme: Journeys with Jesus. Cost selors to work one-on-one with able to offer these two weeks to spe­ a Walk-A-Thon at RHAM field. There will be a closing Manchester youngsters grades 1 cially referred children without $5 per child (scholarships available). Seyfried-Lemieux College. She is attending the University g o ^ l sing-a-long starting at 6:30 pjn. Saturday. through 6 referred to MACC by For more information call fVntor charge. Your donation of $10 more Edward J. and Phyllis M. Lemieux of of Michigan Medical School. On Simday, the sponsoring churches. First Congrega- local social workers. The 1990 hi- than covers the full cost for a child Church at 647-9941. Mary M. McCarthy 279 Scott Drive announce the engage­ The prospective bridegroom is a ^nal <^wch of Hebron, Gilead Congregational terfaith Day Camp (^lerates between per day of transportation, insurance, ment of their daughter, Jeanne M ^ e July 23 to 27. Ccmcordia Lutheran graduate of Lehigh University and the . O i i ^ , Holy Family Church, Christ Lutheran Church, and Emanuel Lutheran Church __ 9 am . and 3 pm . through fiiday, day trips, meals and snacks not Lemieux to Donald Michael Seyfried, the weeks of July 9 and July 16. The Medical College of Pennsylvania. He is s l^iscopal Church, and the Worship Center held at Concordia. 40 Pitkin Street donated and qiecial siqiplies. Fifty son of Donald A. and Marie Seyfried of wiU hold (pen house. youngsters start the day with morn­ a resident at Henry Ford Hospital in S I Hours: 9:30 am . to 12 noon. Ages: dollars covers the cost for a little Catasauqua, 1^. Detroit Mich. After the Sunday services a dedicatitm will be held on ing song, snack, games, crafts and one for a whole week. Mail to z m y /2 years through 6th grade. Theme: The bride-elect is a graduate of A July 7 wedding is planned at St the grounds of First Congregational for its recently spiHts. Lunch is followed by swim Journeys with Jesus. Cost: None. MACC Interfaith Day Camp, Box Manchester High School and Willinm. Mary’s CThurch in (Tatasauqua. O ”0 renovated steqile. The festival will end with an evening Fw more informatiim call Barbara period at Globe Hollow. Counselors 773, Manchester, 06040. Both praise and worship service at the Worship Center. Baker at 649-9349. act as friend, guide and role nuxlel children and staff say “thank you!” July 30 to August 3. South United to one or two little ones. Rir more Church registering children information call Beth at 646-4114. O ~ n Methodist 1226 Main Street. Hours: Second Congregatioial Church. 385 N. Main S t is 9 a.m. to 11:30 am . Theme: Ways Our heartfelt thanks to those who THE m rn a t^ tin g registraticHis for iu Vacation Bible Sclraol have already signed up as teen coun­ SpRiiish bnchclors want to iinport wives Bible People Lived in Bethlehem, selors: Karen Kass, Kristin Coveil, which will run Aug. 20-24. Registratirais close June 30 ' B.C. For more information call BIBLE Journeys with Jesus will be the theme. Children of the 647-9141. Nelson Miller, Jodi Purvis, Ann By Ben Stocking “The parties boosted morale,” said the Rev. Jacinto N ^ e TVicci, Aaron Scott. Mary village. ^ e s 4-12 are invited to attend. The cost is $7 per August 6 to 10. St. Bartholomew SPEAKS The Associated Press Brallans, Plan’s Roman Catholic priest, who presided at child. Sessions will run from 9:30 am . to noon e ^ 0 “Loughlin, Amy Graff, Michael The fiestas attracted enough tourists to fill the hotel in s o and St. Bridget at S t Bartholomew, by day. Carrier, Deidre Flynn, Corey Wry, the marriages of several couples who met at the annngt July and August, and a ski resort might show the way to comer of Ludlow Road and East Eugene Brewer ^ PLAN, S p ^ — TTus village in the Pyrenees needs o > To register, or for more infiHination, call 649-2863. Jason Krochalis. Shawn Comog,’ fiestas. “'Ybung men who have to live alone in a little a brighter future for Han, Fantova s- J. Middle 'nimpike. Hours: 12:30 pm . eight brides for eight bachelors, but has decided it can’t town like Plan get discouraged.” Jason Dion, Marek Falkowski, afford to pay $50,000 for them. to 3 pm . Ages: 5 years (by 12/90) Brallans said similar problems could be found in many ^ CO through 6th grade. Theme: Vacation Becky Mercier. Olga Press. Ashline Five years ago, in an attempt to keep the village from Years ago the Carnation Co. European villages, where farm families had to decide with Jesus. Cost: parishioners $730, Moore, Andrea Reischerl, Laura I dying, the bachelors of Plan advertised a three-day party JO > Robinson and Rachael Smith. promoted its m ilt as produced by whether to break up their small holdings or pass all the all others $10 with scholarships ^contented cows*. I suppose this to which young, single wtnnen were invited. land on to the eldest stn. > H The response to our request for Thoughts available. For more information call made the m ilt of supermr quality. The event attracted international attention, became a If the eldest gets it all, which is often the case, younger " 0 . adult volunteers has been most hear­ However that may be, content­ yearly affair and led to more than 30 marriages. College Notes 649-5859 or 649-9705. tening. Director Beth Hariow an­ brothers and sisters move to the cities, he said. Aug. 20 to 24. Secixid Congrega­ ment certainly is basic to the But nearly all the couples have moved away, and Plan “Many people have left this town,” said Jose Prer, a nounced camp staff will include: happiness and success of tional Church, 384 North Main now has e i^ t bachelors looking for wives. 74-year-old farmer who has spent his life in Plan. w o r i d ^ ’V * ^ ^ sociologist to realize how much our Assistant director, Liza Mendel- pegxe. This quality is not to be Street Hours: 9:30 am . to 12 noon. The party became very expensive, so the village has “There’s no work here.” ' years. Although camp nurse. Barbara Adler; anti » n fu ^ with satisfaction, which Receives bachelor’s degree Ages 4 to 12 years. Theme: Jour­ kills mitiative and ambition. decided to skip a year, said Miguel Angel Fumanal, “Something important was happening here” with the ofW, positive advances, we also must craft coordinator, Ru Trapp. Susan B. Moriarty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mat­ neys with Jesus. Cost $7 per child. Rather it is the acceptance of cir president of the Plan Bachelor’s AssociatitMi. He said it annual party, Brallans said. “The people were fighting to r ^ow ledge that many rxjgative trends are increasin^^ Alro, craft perstms — Charles, thew M. Moriarty of Hillcrest Road, received a bacheltM- an alanmng rate. For example, the tcp four school For mq> by strident liberals and conserva­ 133). Paul wrote that he had French border. Old stone houses line its narrow cobbles­ secunty and stability in the midst of a world that is con- Zaragoza, and more than 1,000 other people came to received advanced degrees in ceremonies held recently Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) ap­ tives. warned to be content whatever tone streets. watch. t o ^ l y changing? The psalmist David answers that his state (Phil. 4:11). Content at Su Joseph College, West Hartfoid. pears ready to turn the corner on one “What we’re seeing in the ’90s is There is not much for young people to do except look Outside interest slackened after the first year, us when he writes, “The Lord is my rock, of the largest membership losses in this mobilization of the moderate “ m®8^not from what is at the spectacular scenery or drink b ^ r in the village bar. “ 8, but from w hat is however, and the donations needed to fmance it began Manchester residents are: Patrick Gagnon, a master and my deUvwn my God is my r o d ^ the history of Christianity by the middle,” Mulder said. “I would look On a recent evening, there were eight men in the bar and 00 drying up. of rcience degree in psychiatric-mental health nursing; I take refup.’’ David had learned that it is only next millennium, according to a new toward the middle or the late ’90s as no women. mrough a p e r ^ relationship with the living God thM Of the couples married as a result of the five annual Sr. L ^ r a Herold, master of arts degree in counseling; three-year study of the church. the point the Presbyterian Church ^rstanding, and desire to The inspiration fcM- the first party came to a similar one can experience true strength, stability and securitv in parties, two have remained in Plan, eight live in four Fulvia JaramUlo, master of arts degree in early chil­ ^ fa,., The Rev. Jtrfm Mulder, president would begin to reverse stune of the provide what is best for us. crowd in the bar in January 1985. While watching the neighboring towns of the Gistau Valley and the rest losses, or at least stabilize.” dhood education-special education; and Jam'ce Newton, e i Louisville Presbyterian Seminary American movie “\\festward the Women” on television, moved farther away, Brallans said. master of arts degree in English. and one of the directors of the study, The Presbyterian Church, which the bachelors decided to do just what the frontiersmen Benefits are visible. A new pharmacy, hotel-restaurant N> said a groiq) of pet^le are emerging reached a high of about 4.4 million did: import women. Rev. Kevin E. Schwamb and beauty salon have opened in Plan, and Brallans said Bolton residents are; M aria Deesy, master of arts de- within the ch u r^ to find a middle more than CHURCH OF CHRIST In tlte movie, the goal was to create a new town. The the population had stabilized at about 200. Trinity Covenant Church grw in pastortd m in is^; Wendy Scott, master of ground between the battle lines set 4j,ouo members last year to fall to LydaH&Vernon Streets plan in Plan, whose population had declined from 300 to Jose Maria F^tova, a 35-year-old bachelor, feels op­ science degree in nutrition-resource management; and below 2.9 million. Phone: 64G-2903 less than 200, was to save an old one. timistic. He’s building a maricet and intends to stay in the Jenifer Stephens, master of arts degree in elementary education. 1 9 9 0 «Hk

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Call a day in advance Rowlands |R e ElDli It [HBO] Survival A close-up look at the prescription covered by the sweatshirt (red or white), scissors, 18 Chemical One Day at a Time [A&E] Living Dangerously Underwater movie in which the characters are o f ^ as {^ony as fw ride. penguins of the Falkland Islands off the program, rather than the current $4. pencil. The fee is $3 and must be suffix DOWN [A & E] Golden Age of Television photographers swim with dangerous mar­ the paintings. Wednesday: pinochle — can­ 19 Salutes □ □ □ □ □ □ coast of South America, focusing on the ine creatures. (60 min.) (R) The amendment increasing the cost paid by July 10th. The second class 21 Tea [C N N ] Daybreak active period every winter when the pen­ The movie is HBO’s “Framed,” which will make 1 Music 20 Slender 41 Not thin celled permanently. Friendship 24 Spelling — guins breed. (60 min.) (R) [D IS] Fraggle Rock was pan of the Legislature’s ap- is on July 24 ftom 9:30-11:30 ajn. 2 Happy 21 — to 42 Unearthly [D tS ] Mousercise its debut on Sunday. 27 Made fabric 3 ------ease [ESPN] Fly Fishing the World With propriatiSesame Street "). (60 min.) cone limit for a single person be­ will be the instructor. suffix of aah 11 Always 34 Perfume [U SA ] Law and Harry McGraw §5) Bugs Bunny ® Personal Power again. And, guess what, she wants him to paint the Transpwt^on to and from the 36 Ornamental 50 Source of comes $22,770; the annual incmne The summer ceramics class will (poet.) 35 Stylish metal §2) ® Kissyfur (CC). ( ® @® Karate Kid (CC). same Modigliani again pattern 12 Haunch 38 Baseball 6 .3 0 A M (2) Young Universe limit for a married couple becomes begin July 1 at9;30ajn. center is available. Call a day in ad­ 51 Daily d® Serendipity “He falls in love with this girl and she gets him vance. 37 Portico 17 — Paulo playar Mel (35) Univite §4) Zoobilee Zoo (R) $27,390. 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Call 647-3211 for an a j^ in t- (27 its deteriorating high school. Lorraine [USA] Financial Freedom vice is provided 24 hours a day. For Bracco, Peter Dobson, Jessica Steen 1 0 :0 0 A M ® Pee-wee's Playhouse human brain, Michael Lemer as an art-collecting July — Showcase Cinamas movie mem. 1989. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 8 ; 10AM [M A X ] MOVIE: Bedazzled' (CC), other questions you may call our of­ 2S A shori-order cook is given seven wishes gangster Kate intends to marry, James Hong as — to be announced. Free. Departs No meals until July 9,1990. 55 (33) Soul Train (In Stereo) fice at 647-3211. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Phar Lap' Based on the by the devil in return for his soul. Peter owner of a Chinese restaurant that’s a biker hang­ Senior Center 12:30 p.m. Movie Scores 55 brilliant career and mysterious death of the (3® Synchronal Research Just a reminder, our meals Cook, Dudley Moore. Eleanor Bron 1968. out 2nd Abdul Salaam El Razzac as an FBI agent begins 1:30 pjn. legendary Australian racehorse Tom Bur d® Sledge Hammer! program will resume on July 9th. fii., June 25 — setback: Lena linson, Martin Vaughan, Judy Morris 8 ! 30A M (T) California Raisins (CC). who looks more like a street hustler — and may o July 20 — Lake Compounce 55 n r d® ® Smurfs (CC). The center will be offering meals Speed 138, Grace Donnelly 129; 1983 Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® ® ) Disney's Adventures of the well be. d® Blitz on Cartooning (R) “Pblkabration” — $19. Register in Amelia Anastasia 127; Helena 40 6 :4 5 A M (5 j Davey 8i Goliath Gummi Bears (CC). office. dmly from 11:45-12:15. 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This represents ABC's Ruth Rendell's novel inspired this tale of an It was filmed on location in Paris and Los An­ Rose’s Berry Farm, Glasttmbury. 742; Helen Silver 719. ST ® Ask the Manager S O July 19 — Emma Giel and Elmer v r commitment to the Partnership for a Drug English novelist s involvement with a sed­ geles. O T l Register in office. Ree transporta­ Free America. Edited. (60 mm.) (Tape De­ dZ) La Plaza uctive and mysterious woman. Stephen Mon., June 18 — men’s golf t r tion. Canter “Songs from the 20s, 30s, NOTe. w lay) [A&E] Global Affair Dillon, Amanda Donohoe 1987 Part 2 of ftnsot directed the Academy Award-winning m and 40s.” ® World Tomorrow [CN N ] Big Story short film “Steven Wright in the Appointments of August 15 — Mountainside out­ l ^ w ^ s s : WhaUey 42; Grinavich July 26 — Fht Witkin, animal (33) Little Rascals [DIS] Tale Spin [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Wizard of Oz' Ani­ Denms Jenmngs.” Goldblum says he wanted to do ing — $27. Sign July 18, 9:30 44; Ofna 44; Wen Johnson 44; Wil­ mated. Dorothy, Toto and her friends find ajn. lover, will bring a real llama and @ IM) [U SA ] Paid Program [ESPN] Fishing: The Ultimate Outdoor adventure in the land of Oz. Voices of “F i^ e d ” after ^ i n g some of Phrisot’s short films. burns 45; Sibrinz 45; Russ Smyth Experience Lome Greene, Aileen Quinn. 1982. Rated August 22 — “Phantom of the pigmy goat for your observation. (22) Family Ties “Dean examines some interesting ideas about August 2 — 5:00 pan. — Jute Today In History ® Ring Around the World [HBO] MOVIE: 'Gunfight at the O.K. original art and derivative art,” he says. “This pic­ Opera” NYC. Pilled. Balance must Low net- LaVigne 31; Messier Corral' Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday form [ESPN] Fishin' Hole Towners (barbershop). ( ^ Quantum Marketing an alliance to pursue the notorious Clanton ture deals, for instance, with the idea that some be paid no later than July 20th. [LIFE] Attitudes August 9 — 5K)0 pan. 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Chuck Norris, Louis Gossett Jr, Melody warlock. Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigour­ Tickets are available for the [ESPN] SportsCenter ney Weaver. 1989. Rated PG. (In Stereo) year and a half. Three feature films are due out later cruise and Abbotts — $36. Sign up Mon., June 18 — ladies golf: Anderson. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) > H chicken barbecue at the “4th of July rcfS ied T n a S f Latham Sholcs [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey ■ this year. July 10,9:30 a.m. From odd holes ^ w d a patem for an mvenuon he caUed a “TVpe- 9 :0 0 A M ® Jim Henson's Muppet celebration” at Manchester Com­ 7 : 3 0 A M ® ® [USA] Paid Program Babies (CC). 3 0 .1 0 A M [C N N ] Showbiz This He spends his time now teaching acting at Sqitembcr 19 — “Phantom of the Class A: (33) BluBlocker Sunglasses Week munity College on June 30th. Price On this date: ® dS) New Adventures of Winnie the Playhouse West and develi^ing a script with direc­ Opera” NYC. 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ClassC: tablishl^*’ ^ Authority was es- TV channel guide ( ® Synchronal Research Goldblum is married to Geena Davis, who won Gross — Janet Bycholsld 51 d® This Week in Baseball Mel Allen dis­ an Oscar a year ago as best siqjporting actress for In 1947, tlto Senate Joined the House of Renresenta- cusses news and highlights from the major Net — Nellie Golas 21; Barbara Cox Unitad Tala Madia her role in the 1988 film “The Accidental TourisL” Tierney 21. SSey Sr* ® Trmam’s veto K e Taft- CD WFSB, Hartford ...... 2...... 2...... 3 leagues. cr WTNH, Naw Havan ...... « ...... 0...... • d® Strip Quilting (R) Goldblum met Davis while doing “Transylvania Back even holes CD WWOfl, Naw York ...... '».... Class A president of Uil WPIX, Naw York ...... ( ® Quantum Marketing ^5000” in Yugoslavia. They also worked together .... 11 ...... 11 ...... 20 dZ) South Africa Now m “'Die Fly” and “Earth Girls Are Easy.” Gross — Diane Willis 40. i censure Democrat ini WWLP, Springllald...... 21 ...... 37 . 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Focus/Movies Saturday TV, continued Saturday TV, continued ‘My Left Foot’ Focus/Videos (HD Synchronal Research running feud waged by two Appaiacnian ® WWF Superstars of Wrestling families. Kurt Russell, Kelly McGillis Lloyd Gene Hackman, Danny Glover, Jerry Reed. faces competition for Ethan's affections 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Videocassette sales IS) ® Chipmunks (CC). GOLDEN Bridges. 1989. Rated PG-13. / from a schoolteacher with a questionable [USA] Murder. She Wrote past who arrives to help with the children. is a fine movie @ ) Raising Kids GIRLS 3:30PM ® Nathalie Dupree's Mat- 1 “L etl^ Weapon 2” (Warner-1989) ters of Taste (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) IS) RollarGames 5.30PM Q® Synchronal Research 2. “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” ® ® Super Jeopardyl (CC). (In Stereo) S ) Three Stooges Clockwise from ® Hogan Family (CC) Mark and Willie ® Victory Garden (CC). (Raramount) (H) MOVIE: 'The Fighting Kentuckian' MY LEFT FOOT (R) We’ve had so m any top: Betty White, feud over a young woman; Sandy takes up dZ) This Old House (CC). (R) ® Washington Week in Review (CC) exercise. (R) (In Stereo) In 1810, a farmer combats land-grabbers 3. “The Wizard of Oz: The Fiftieth Anniversary made-for-TV movies about pec^le suffering from (In Stereo) Rue NcClana- [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday (R) dZ) New York Master Chefs and courts a French aristocrat's daughter. EdiUon” (MGM-UA) maladies that the cynical phrase “illness of the han, Bea Arthur Colorized version. John Wayne, Vera Ral­ IS) Paid Program 6:00PM ® ® News (CC). 4 “New Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough Live” and Estelle Get­ [CNN] Your Money ston, Oliver Hardy. 1949. w e^" has come to describe the phenomenon. At •''’■'Pla: 4:50 From Pad- ® A-Team (CBS) then best, these dramas open our eyes a bit; at their oin^ on An old woman believes that she is ty star as four wom­ Classic ® Synchronal Research (51) Synchronal Research 5. “Bambi” (Disney) wiMst. they exploit people’s pain and offer sappy in- a witness to a murder that was committed en living togeth­ (uC) Third Round, from Westchester ® MOVIE: 'The Deep' A young couple on toard a passing train. (60 min.) Part 2 of er In Miami, on Country Club in Rye, N.Y. (2 hrs.) (Live) ® Airwolf vacationing in Bermuda becomes involved 6. “Lethal Weaptm” (Warner-1987) I spuatKxialism. ® Knight Rider Part 2 of 2. ® ®) dS) News in intrigue and terror when they dive on a MBC's "Golden pair of sunken ships. Jacqueline Bisset, 7. “New Kids on the Block: Hangin’ Tough” I English director Jim Sheridan’s feature film [ESP N ] All-American Pulling Series (S) Synchronal Research ® Degrassi High (CC). Part 2 of 2. Part I. (R) Girls." It airs SAT­ Nick Nolte, Robert Shaw. 1977. (CBS) debut could probably be caUed an illness of the §§) MOVIE: 'The Sentinel' An innocent ® Hee Haw (R) [LIFE] Frugal Gourmet URDAY, JUNE ® ® 227 (CC) Nell Carter guest stars as 8. “25X5: Continuing Adventures of Rolling w e ^ drama: Its protagonist is Christy Brown, the actress is terrorized by supernatural forces ® Hersey's Hollywood an opera singer who agrees to sing for a [U SA ] Youthquake 2 3 . when she moves into an eerie New York Stones” (CBS) him church benefit. (R) (In Stereo) Dubhner who didn’t let cerelnal palsy keqi City brownstone. Cristina Raines, Chris iZ) New Yankee Workshop (CC). 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Science and Tech- ® This Old House (CC). (R) 9. “Batman” (Warner) from a rich life of roistering, painting and w riting CHECK USTINGS Sarandon, Burgess Meredith. 1977. ® Star Trek Part 1 of 2. notogy W M k Topic: fleas; development (® MOVIE;'Rad River'A young man and 10. “'fhe Land Before Time” (MCA) But if the movie’s fn m is familiar, its emotions are insecticides not harmful to animals or FOR EXACT TIME ® ® Greatest Fights Ever A panel of [A& E] Revue Featured: pianist Michael the environment. experts including Angelo Dundee, George Feinstein. (60 min.) (R) his stepfather clash over the route of a cru­ 11. “Indy Trilogy-I^k” (I^ramount) fresh and powerful. And, as Christy, the movie is cial cattle drive in this Howard Hawks clas­ Benton, Don Dunphy and Archie Moore [CNN] Newswatch 12. “DieHaid” (CBS-R)x) lucky to have Daniel Day-Lewis, one of the finest, 1 1 ;3 0 A M CD Silver Spoons (CC). presents fifteen of the greatest rounds in sic. John Wayne, Montgomery Clift, Wal­ ter Brennan. 1948. 13. “Raiders of the Lost Ark” (Paramount) most risk-taking young actors at work in contem­ (S) Synchronal Research boxing history. (2 hrs.) [DIS] Avonlea (CC) Sara. Felix and Mrs Lynde are quarantined with an old man (® MOVIE; 'Duel' A highway motorist 14. “Who Ramed Roger Rabbit” (Touchstone) porary movies. ® Saved by the Bell (CC). ® Ciao Italia (R) (In Stereo) who has smallpox. (60 min.) (R) apanment complex after young Carol crowd when people take cover at Bay- becomes engaged in a game of death with H3) Art Underfoot The art of Navajo weav­ Anne Freeling moves in with relatives. ® MOVIE; 'The Drowning Pool' A pri­ 15. “feula Abdul: Straight Up” (Virgin) Day-Lewis’ whole physiognomy seems to watch headquarters during a vicious [ESPN] Making of the Days of Thunder a psychotic truck driver. Dennis Weaver, ing. (R) Tom Skerritt, Nancy Allen, Heather O'R­ vate investigator is summoned by a south­ 16. “The Little Mermaid” (Stannaker) change from role to role. Bent over and ctxitorted, storm; Hobie is stuck at home with a fem­ Lucille Benson. 1971. ®) Mega Memory ourke. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ern oil heiress to identify the author of an [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Clara's Heart' (CC) A 17 “Jane Fonda’s Light Aerobic and Stress his Christy has little in common with the gay nimir ale classmate. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) incriminating letter. Paul Newman, Joanne Jamaican housekeeper helps a young boy S® Cops From Los Angeles: a deputy ar­ W Week: The Banking [LIFE] Rodeo Drive ®) MOVIE: 'Midnight Offerings' A 17- Woodward, Tony Franciosa. 1975. cope with his parents’ crumbling marriage. rests a knife-wielding suspect; a violent Reduction Workout” (Warner) he played “My Beautiful Laundrette” or the Blues (CC). ” year-old witch punishes her school and Whoopi Goldberg, Neil Patrick Harris, Mi­ domestic call results in a husband's arrest. ^ M C] MOVIE: 'Top Gun' (CC) United ® Ciao Italia (In Stereo) (R) (In Stereo) 18. “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom” womanizing C ^ doctor in “The Unbearable ® Paid Program States Naval pilots take to the skies to classmates with fiery demonstrations chael Ontkean. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In ® MOVIE: 'Breaker! Breakerl' A trucker Stereo) (I^iamount) Lightness of Being.” But Day-Lewis’ acting is not [C N N ] Baseball '90 compete for the highest honors at Mirimar Melissa Sue Anderson, Cathryn Damon [A & E ] Footsteps of Man: Frontiers The Naval Arr Station. Tom Cruise, Kelly McGil- Patrick Cassidy. 1981. leaps into action when his brother is vic­ [USA] Equalizer treacherous jungles along the Cambodia- 19“ Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation” (A&M) mere impersonatir"'^ The precise, idiosyncratic [D IS] Best of Mickey Mouse Club (CC) timized by corrupt officials of a small town. Thailand border. (60 min.) (In Stereo) lis, Anthony Edwards, 1986. Rated PG (In ® Media Arts Inc. Productions 20.“Jane Fonda’s Complete Workout” (Warner) mannerisrris he brings to each role are the physical Stereo) Chuck Norris, George Murdock, Terry 6:30PM® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) [CNN] Primenews [E S P N ] Gameday ® Rod and Reel O'Connor. 1977. manifestations of deep character work. ® Who's the Boss? (CC). [ESP N ] Drag Racing: NHRA Spring Na­ 1 j O O P M CD Major League Baseball: ® MOVIE: 'Defiance' An off-duty sea­ [A&E] Biography: Dwight D. Eisen­ Videocassette rentals [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women ® Synchronal Research tionals From Columbus, Ohio (60 min.) The stwy of Christy is genuinely induing, and Regmnal coverage of St. Louis Cardinals man, tired of seeing people always back­ hower: Ike A profile of Dwight D. Eisen­ n ^ [U SA ] Dance Party USA (Taped) 1 “Lethal Weapon 2” (Wamer-1989) 0 a at Chicago Cubs or San Francisco ing down, decides to stand up to a New hower, the president who went from the ® (P NBC News not b^use everything works out right. The Giants at Houston Astros (CC) (3 h rs) 2. “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” 1 2 : 0 0 P M CD Out of This World Evie York gang. Jan-Michael Vincent, Art Car­ Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces d® Blitz on Cartooning [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Beetlejuice' (CC) Re­ movie s arc is one of travail as much as triumph__ (Live) ' ney, Theresa Saldana. 1979. cently deceased newlyweds hire an outra­ baby*sits an active infant who turns the in World War II to U.S. commander in chief ® W KRP in Cincinnati (I^ramount) CO moving from CWsty’s impoverished childhood to place upside down. (R) (In Stereo) ® United States Olympic Cup: North during the Cold War. (60 min.) (R) geously vulgar ghost to scare away their MOVIE; 'The Ladykillers' A gang ® ABC News (CC). 3. “Tiimer & Hooch” CTouchstone) Amenca vs. Europe Two international of mixed-up bank robbers run into the home's obnoxious new tenants. Michael his breakdown in a restourant, when, as a newly ( S American Telecast [ESP N ] Auto Racing: Off-Road Cham­ Keaton. Geena Davis, Alec Baldwin. 1988. teams featuring past and potential Olympic meddling of a sweet old lady. Alec Guin­ ® Austin City Limits (In Stereo) 4 “Parenthood” (MCA) I successfd painter, he finds out that his beloved dD Superman pionship Grand Prix From Phoenix. Ariz. Rated PG. (In Stereo) champions compete in boxing, swimming, ness, Peter Sellers, Katie Johnson. 1955. (60 min.) (Taped) [CNN] Pinnacle 5 “Uncle Buck” (MCA) patron Eileen is about to marry another man. A nw- (D) CHiPs track, cycling and gymnastics. (2 hrs i [USA] MOVIE; 'Toxic Zombies' An ex­ (Live) ' [DIS] Animals of Africa A view of the iion [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [ESPN] Secrets of Speed (R) perimental defoliant transforms six mari­ 6. “When Harry Met Sally” (Nelson) 1 mal man. Q® Home Shopping Club during its most active hours. (R) ® Airwolf [ M A X ] MOVIE: 'Star Trek V: The Final 7:00PM CD Golf: The Perfect Passion juana farmers into bloodthirsty zombies. 7. “Weekend at Bemie’s” (IVE) B a ^ on Brown’s autobiography, “My Left ® MOVIE: 'Hit and Run' A Manhattan [ESP N ] Women's Tennis: Pinklington Frontier' (CC) A renegade Vulcan kidnaps Charles Austin, Beverly Shapiro, Dennis z m ® National Geographic cn Assignment ® ® Wheel of Fortune (CC). 8 “License to Kill” (CBS-Fbx) is a fine movie not because it makes physical cab driver finds himself accused of mur­ Glass Championship Final match from the crew of the starship Enterprise in an Helfend. 1980. dering the driver who killed his wife in a I he mating of elephant seals; kyudo, the Eastbourne, England. (2 hrs.) obsessive quest for the meaning of life. ® Major League Baseball: Philadelphia 9 “Do the Right Thing” (MCA) O “D infirmity palatable, but because it shows that mie hit-and-run accident. Paul Perri, Claudia manial an of Japanese archery; New Zea­ William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, Laurence Phillies at New York Mets (3 hrs.) (Live) 8:30PM ® Monopoly (CC). (In Cron, Will Lee. 1982. land s nocturnal crayfish. (60 min.) [LIFE] Moonlighting Stereo) 10 “The Karate Kid Phrt B P (RCA-Columbia) can do many other things — in spite of the pain. Luckinbill. 1989. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Q® (® Star Trek: The Next Generation [M A X ] MOVIE: 'SpaceCamp' (CC) Five 11. “Pink Cadillac” (Warner) ® ALF-tales (CC). ® W W F Superstars of Wrestling (CC) The Borg capture Picard as they set ® Synchronal Research What Christy Brown did was live — fully, lusti­ teen-agers spending a summer at a camp [U S A ] Double Trouble @ ) Collectors (In Stereo) out to conquer the human race. (60 min.) 12. “Kickboxer” (HBO) d® Bookmark (CC). for future astronauts are accidentally §1) ® ) Amen (CC) Thelma, seemingly O m ly. F l ^ e d by the wonderful performances of Bren­ 4:05PM [DIS] MOVIE: 'King Kong' A (In Stereo) snubbed by the Rev. Gregory, decides to ® MOVIE: 'Hugo the Hippo' Animated. ® Making Life Easier launched into space. Kate Capshaw, Lea 13. “New \brk Stories” (Touchstone) da Hicker and Ray McAnally as his parents, and giant gorilla is captured and brought to civ­ join the Army. (R) (In Stereo) A forlorn baby hippo struggles to survive (IS) Liquid Lustre Thompson, Kelly Preston. 1986. Rated ilization by an enterprising movie producer. ® Synchronal Research 14 “Road House” (MGMMrUA) m rn Hugh O’Conor as the young Christy, Jim in the jungle. Voices of Paul Lynde, Burl PG. (In Stereo) Fay Wray, Bruce Cabot, Robert Arms­ ® Buck Rogers d® New Yankee Workshop (CC). (R) Ives, Robert Morley. 1976. [A& E] Murder by the Book Hercule 15.“Lock Up” (IVE) Sheridan’s movie is a straightfmward portrait of Poirot must convince his creator, Aqatha [USA] MOVIE; 'The Don Is Dead' A trong. 1933. 6® Travel Magazine @ Wild America (CC) Habits of Pennsyl­ 16 “K-9” (MCA) « w ® ) Black Perspective Christie, not to kiil him off. Stars: Ian Holm bloody power struggle begins in the wake vania’s white-tailed deer are used to study this brave, talented aixl difficult m an GRADE* 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up (R) ® Newhart (CC). the impact of game management. (R) 17. “The lockage” (Orion) ★★★1/2 ® MOVIE: 'The Devonsville Terror' A and Peggy Ashcroft. (60 min.) (R) of a Mafia chieftain's death. Anthony Quinn, Frederic Forrest, Robert Forster 4:30PM CD Wide World of Sports do) Superboy An evil robot stores up the ®® Totally Hidden Video Rebroadcasts: modern-day witch unleashes her destruc­ [CNN] Newsday city's electricity with hopes of zapping Su­ 18 “See No Evil, Hear No Evil” (RCA-Colum­ S o VALMONT (R) One of the saddest iitovie tive powers to avenge the wrongful death 1973. (CC) U.S. Olympic Challenge - Women's prospective home buyers are shown a bia) m 2 Grand Canyon; Amphitheater of Gymnastics from Salt Lake City, Utah; perboy. (R) haunted house. Guest star: Elvira, Mistress of her ancestors. Suzanna Love, Robert 2 :1 0 P M [CNN] Healthweek (R) events of 1989 was the drubbing that Milos Rir- Walker, Donald Pleasance. 1983. the Gods An exploration of the National Coup De Hoop three-on-three basketball ® St. Elsewhere of the Dark. (R) (In Stereo) 19. “Rude Awakening” (HBO) Park, including the Colorado River, Hopi 2 . 3 0 P M d® Travelin' Gourmet (R) from Los Angeles. (90 min.) S > n ^ ’s “Valnwnt” received from most of the high- ® Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) Point, Hermit's Rest and Phantom Reach ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) 9:00PM ® Beauty and the Beast 20. “Star Trek V: The Hnal Frontier” (Paramount) r- Cl1) MOVIE: 'Red River' A young man and > visibility critics. Unless the movie gets some Oscar ® McLaughlin Group ® Snakmaster [A&E] New Wilderness (CC) On Halloween, Vincent walks freely CD Stemo°^’ "" his stepfather clash over the route of a cru­ among the costumed citizens of New York ^ (S) MOVIE: 'Return of the Rebels' A mo­ ® Hometime; Contracting a Home cial cattle drive in this Howard Hawks clas­ [CNN] Capital Gang Copyright 1989, Billboard Publications, Inc. nOTiinatkms this moith, its national release will be (CC). Part 4 of 10. in search of a poetess whose works have JO very limited. torcycle gang gathers for a 25-year reu­ ^wling: National Tournament sic. John Wayne, Montgomery Clift, Wal­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Who Framed Roger Rab­ touched him. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Reprinted with permissioiL > nion. Barbara Eden, Don Murray, Christo­ From Las Vegas, Nev. (60 min.) (Taped) [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) ter Brennan. 1948. bit?' (CC) This unique blend of live-action ® ® MOVIE: 'B.L. Stryker: The King > H This is unfortunate, since the movie — an adap­ pher Connelly. 1981. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Amazing Apes' and animation concerns a private eye's at­ (CQ •''’“"y Dodd ® Synchronal Research of Jazz' (CC) Stryker investigates the at­ Little-known facts about mankind's clo­ tempts to clear a long-eared cartoon star ■ D t i o n of the same Choderlos de Laclos novel, [A & E ] Kingdom of the Sun An ® Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) tempted assassination of a Middle Eastern sest relatives are revealed in this study of of murder. Bob Hoskins, Christopher examination of why Africa's rival tribes 1 . 3 0 P M (S) Joy of Painting (R) monarch. Bun Reynolds, Ned Beatty, Os­ basis for prey upon each other. (60 min.) (R) apes and monkeys around the world. (57) Victory Garden (CC). Lloyd, Joanna Cassidy. 1988. Rated PG. ^ ^ ® Paid Program sie Davis. 1989. (In Stereo) the 1988 Dangerous Liaisms” — has beautiful [CNN] Newsday 1977. Rated NR. [CN N ] Future Watch [ESPN] SportsCenter ® To Be Announced. ® Synchronal Research penod details th^ cry out for the big screen. [OIS] Beatles [HBO] MOVIE: 'Pink Cadillac' (CC) A [HBO] Encyclopedia Brown: Boy [HBO] MOVIE: 'Stand and Deliver' (CC) Cinema ® Daily Mixer bail bondsman's employee finds himself Detective (CC). (R) (In Stereo) East Los Angeles math teacher Jaime Es­ ® ) ® ) Golden Girls (CC) Rose prepares How doM this film stack iqi against the Glenn [ E S ^ ] College Basketball: Slam Dunk protecting the bubbly woman he was as­ herself for a visit from her boyfriend's @ Raising America's Children [U S A ] My Sister Sam calante inspires his students to take and Closc-Michelle Pfeiffer-John Malkovich version? and Three Point Championship (60 min.) signed to capture. Clint Eastwood, Bernad­ pass an advanced placement exam in cal­ daughter; Blanche schemes to meet weal­ (R) [CN N ] Newsmaker Saturday thy men. (R) (In Stereo) Very well. Fbrman gives us a sweeping social ette Peters, Timothy Carhart. 1989. Rated 5:00PM ® A-Team culus. Based on a true story. Edward EAST HARTFORD [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep [LIFE] Day by Day PG-13. (In Stereo) (18) Synchronal Research James Olmos. Lou Diamond Phillips ® Great Performances: Show Boat I^Jorama; His film is less cerebral and arch the 1987. Rated PG. (CC). (In Stereo) BustW* Pub a Cinema — Cadillac Man (R) Sat-Sun 7.-30, 9:30. duM x better prqjared for. Though lead actor Colin fiMAX] MOVIE: 'Three Coins in the 2 : 0 0 P M ® Airwolf [TMC] Short Film Showcase (2® Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin': Showcase Cinema 1-10 — Total Ftecall (R) Sat 10:20, 12-40 2:55 Fountain Three American girls, working Home Grown (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Firewalker' The lure of dZ) MOVIE: 'The Return of Frank ^^5. 10. — Pretty Vltoman (R) in Rome, make their wishes for romance at QS MOVIE: 'Viva Zapatal' Elia Kazan s 2 - p O P iy i ® ® PBA Bowling; Fresno gold sends two soldiers of fortune on a James' Hrth lacks the recklessness that Malkovich brought Frank James is compelled to av­ - Dick Tracy the Fountain of Trevi. Clifton Webb, Do­ Open (CC) From Fresno, Calif. (90 min.) (57) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) perilous quest for hidden Aztec treasure. enge his brother Jesse's death when he to the role of Vicomte de Valmont. he’s a more Zapata, Mexico s peasant-turned- (Live) 4:50- 7:15, 9:50, 12:15; Sun noon, 2:25, 4 50 rothy McGuire, Jean Peters. 1954 (in [A& E] Mary Black and Rosie Flores Chuck Norris, Louis Gossett Jr, Melody learns that the killers have been pardoned 1 '3 ~ AtMlhor 48 Hours (R) Sat 10:10, 12:10, 12:55. 2:15. 3-15.’ believable penod figure. Stereo) ’ ® Knight Rider Part 1 of 2. American singer Rosie Flores and Ireland's Anderson 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) by the governor. Henry Fonda, Gene Tier­ Brando, Anthony Quinn, Jean Peters. 11:35. 12^0; Sun 12:10,12:55, 2:15,3 :lt Better yet is Armette Bening as the seductive [USA] MOVIE: 'Pete 'n' Tillie' A mis­ QS Home Shopping Ciub vocalist Mary Black perform at Dublin's [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) ney, Jackie Cooper. 1940. ®’ 10:20- — Bird on a Wire (PG-13) Sat 1005 matched couple struggles to save their Point Depot auditorium. (60 min.) (R) ®® Open House (CC) Feuding co-workers '•2:20. 2:40, 5;10, 7:45, lOOS.’ ^ ip u la tiv e Marquise de Merteiul. Yes, Glenri ® New York Master Chefs (R) ® Three Toughest Holes in mamage. Carol Burnett, Walter Matthau ® MOVIE; 'Every Girl Should Be Mar- [CNN] Newswatch 7:30PM Linda and Ted are sent for counseling by 0-55. 12:15. 2:40, 5:15, 7:50, 10:15. Q w was superb in “Dangerous Liaismis,” but I ried A shopgiri uses her wiles and charms (CC) After a visit from a psycholo­ Connecticut Geraldine Page, 1972. [ESP N ] Auto Racing: Peking to London their boss. (Postponed from an earlier m ~ Gforalins 2. The New Batch prefer Bening’s quietly chilling appronrh p ^ . to land a bachelor doctor. Colorized ver- gist, ALF subjects the Tanners to a barrage ® Jeopardyl (CC). date) (In Stereo) ■*•25. 7:05. 9:30, 11:45; Sun 12.-05, 2:20. 12 :3 0 P M (D CoHsga Mad House of unwanted psychoanalysis. (R) (In Road Race (60 min.) (Taped) ® Synchronal Research [A& E] MOVIE: 'Everything You Always ®'®®' — RoboCop II (R) Sat 9:40, noon. 2:30, 5. 7:30, 10:10 p iia lly smiling and flirtatious, she is a terrific CD Snakmaster Tone.'^1948°'® "'' Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien Wanted to Know About Sex (But Were 2^0, 5. 7:30, 10:10. — Betsy's Wedding (Ft) Sat 10:15.' and a young widow are pursued by gov­ ® M*A*S*H 12:30, 2:4^ 4:55, 7:20, 9:45, 11S5; Sun 1230, 2:45, 4:55, 7:20 9'4S _ c/> blend of politesse and perfidy. ( S Superman ® MOVIE; 'A Tree Grows In Brooklyn' @ Motorweek Chevy S-10 Blazer 4- Afraid to Ask)' Woody Allen presents a door; European requirements for a driver's ernment agents during a cross-country ® Hometime: Contracting a Home Ghost Dad (PG) Sat 10. is an instance where two good movies were ® A LF (CC). s*™99les againithard farcical adaptation of the sex manual by Dr. times in a tenement in Brookivn nrior tr, license; towing a trailer. journey to his mothership. Jeff Bridges, (CC). Part 8 of 10. (R) Karen Allen, Charles Martin Smith. 1984. David Reuben. Woody Allen, Gene Wilder, MANCHESTER m w from the same source material. GRADE di)\Rod and Reel World War I. Cliff Robertson, Diane Baker [CNN] On the Menu ® Carol Burnett and Friends Lou Jacobi. 1972. ★★★1/2 Nancy Malone. 1974. ouaxer, Rated PG. (In Stereo) Thealere East — DrMng Miss Daisy (PG) SaFSun Z 420 7 9 2 & ®) What About Women ® New Lassie (CC) Uncle Steve (Jon [LIFE] Breast Cancer; What You Don't [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Helter Skelter' The [CNN] Education Revolution An exami­ ® Crazy for Food: Boston (R) Provost) takes Will and Megan hang glid­ Sal-Sun 2:15, 43o77;10.'92o’^ dZ) Wonderworks: Hector's Bunyip Know Can Hurt You A study of breast story of the brutal slaying of Sharon Tate nation of the state of public education ac­ Caditoc Man (R) Sat-Sun 230. 435, 720. 93 a — The Rocky Honor Plc- (CC). ' “ ® MOVIE; 'Exodus' cancer, including new therapies and the ing. (R) ross the country. Hosted by CNN corres­ Jewish refugees es­ and four others in her home. George Di- n(R)^niS|ht~(R) Sat 11: 4 S ^ r ^ a , [C N N ] Evans & Novak cape from British internment camps on Cy­ importance of early detection. (60 min.) (R) Cenzo, Steve Railsback, Nancy Wolfe. ® Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) pondent Mark Walton. Part 1 of 2. prus to Israel with the help of a brave un­ [DIS] Here's Boomer [TMC] MOVIE; 'Winter People' A wi­ 1975. [A&E] Challenge of the Seas [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flight of the Navigator' derground leader. Paul Newman, Eva Mar^ dowed clockmaker stumbles into a long- (CC) An alien spacecraft holds the clue to VERNON [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Poltergeist III' (CC) Saint, Lee J. Cobb. I960. >'<"«arie [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Bat 21' During the Viet­ [C N N ] Sports Saturday nam War, a downed 53-year-old Air Force the mystery behind a young boy's eight- One 1 A 2 — Cadillac Man (R) Sat and Sun 2. 4-15. 7 a-9o _ Vengeful spirits descend on a Chicago [ESPN] SpeedWaek ® Baywatch (CC) There's a killer in the colonel must rely on a daredevil pilot sent Taanaga Mutaix Turtles (PG) Sat arxl Sun 130 3:15. s. 7-ib — Th« Cmk. lha Thief. His Wife and Her Lover (under 18 not adnitted) Sat-Sun continued... to rescue him from behind enemy lines. 8:00PM ® Paradiea (CC) Amelia continucd a 1 9 9 0 J u

Fbcus/Music Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Focus/Movies year disappearance. Joey Cramer, Veron­ Where country ica Cartwright. Cliff De Young. 1986 d l) Synchronal Research (2D Smash Hits N Rated PG. @ Mama's Family ® ® Saturday Night Uve Host Fred ® Heathcliff [ESPN] Saturday Night Thunder @ Outer Limits Technotronic. (90 ® Robert Schuller Cosby acts Weekly series which discusses current @ } Crime Stoppers 800 min.) (R) (In Stereo) music is born auto racing, auto personalities and various @ ) Funtastic Worid: Richie Rich BRIDGE TO ® MOVIE: 'The Quiet Men' An Irish- motorsports information. Featured will be [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Amencan boxer returns to his native vil­ [A& E] Journey to Adventure (R) SILENCE USAC Midgets from Indianapolis. (2 hrs.) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In lage to claim the family homestead and win [C N N ] Daybreek (Live) Stereo) the local b®auty. John Wayne, Maureen in new movie By Joe Edwards [D IS ] Good Morning, Mickeyl A hearing-im­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'Gung Ho' (CC) A man 1 1 :00PM ® ® New s (CC). 0 Hara, Barry Fitzgerald. 1952. Associated Press Writer sets out to lure a lucrative Japanese auto [E S P N ] Best of Muscle Magazine paired daughter ® Comedy Tonight ® WWF Wrestling plant to his financially faltering American [H B O ] Babar (R) (Marlee l^atlin, ^ w n . Michael Keaton, Gedde Watanabe dD Odd Ckruple dZ) Hot Metal Part 11 of 12. r.) must rebuild her NASHVnXE, Tenn. — It’s where Elvis Pres- [U S A ] Cartoon Express By Ek)b Thomas George Wendt. 1986. Rated PG-13. dl) Synchronal Research [CN N ] Sports Tonight shattered life ley s 1960 Cadillac is on display. It’s where the [L IF E ] Moonlighting dD All in the Family [ESPN] SportsCenter 8:30AM ( B Paid Program and relationship The Associated Press Judds auditioned in a cmference nxMn and walked ^M C ] MOVIE: 'Top Gun' (CC) United @ ® News [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Pink Cadillac' (CC) A d S Funtastic Worid; Fantastic Max with her mother out with a nx»rding caitract an hour later after States Naval pilots take to the skies to bail bondsman's employee finds himself dD Choices W e Fece Want fast relief from the slam-bang, blast-’em- compete for the highest honors at Mirimar dZ) Hot Metal Part 10 of 12. (Lee Remick), in months of driving and down the streets in a 26- protecting the bubbly woman he was as­ 6S1 Daffy Duck the rebroadcast dead summer movies? Then you might amsider a year-old car. Naval Air Station. Tom Cruise. Kelly McGil- ( B Comic Strip Live From Los Angeles, signed to capture. Clint Eastwood, Bernad­ li^s, Anthony Edwards. 1986. Rated PG (In tonight's scheduled comics include Susie ette Peters, Timothy Carhart. 1989. Rated Secrets of a Successful Weight Loss of the CBS movie pleasant little comedy-fantasy. “Ghost Dad,” which Stereo) Essman, Jeff Dunham and Gilbert Gott­ PG-13. ® Robert Schuller "Bridge to Si­ It’s a tree-lined, one-square-mile area called fried. (60 min.) opens June 29. 9; 30 PM O ) Synchronal Research 12:00AM ® Inspector Gadget lence," airing SUN­ Music Row, where much of the world’s country [A & E ] Evening at the Improv ) W W F Wrestling Chal- A large part of its charm lies in its very lack of ® ® Empty Nest (CC) Harry is over­ lenge dS Funtastic Worid; Jonny Quest DAY, JUNE 24. music IS written and recorded. It’s where dreams [C N N ] Capital Gang (R) pretoision. No cast of thousands. No huge sets. The are dashed or can come true. whelmed by concern from his family and dZ) Hot Metal Part 12 of 12. [A & E ] My Family and Other Animals V. ^ suffers an angina attack. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Lady From Shan­ only extravagance is in the qiecial effect of a (B) MOVIE: 'Jekyll and Hyde... To­ Gerry adjusts to a new tutor; the family CHECK USTINGS (R) (In Stereo) ghai' An Irish sailor becomes a murder %u see everythmg here from tourists with gether Again' Dr. Jekyll turns into a hip moves into a smaller villa. Part 8 of 10. spectral body floating on the ceiling and slipping pawn when he accompanies a beautifui FOR EXACT TIME c^eras around their neck to aqjiring musicians (S) Tracey Ullman (CC) A yuppie couple Mr. Hyde and rampages through Los An­ [C N N ] Evans & Novak (R) through floors and w ^s. a tt^ d s a stress management workshop; a woman and her lawyer-husband on a wth ^ ta rs.” says BiU Ivey of the Country Music geles. Bess Armstrong, Mark Blankfield [DIS] Tale Spin prudish woman goes to a lingerie store. (R) cruise. Rita Hayworth, Orson Welles. Ever­ Krista Emckson. 1982. Bill Cosby and Sidney Roitier stage a welcome nidation, whose office stands at the head of (In Stereo) ett Sloane. 1948. [ESPN] Lee Heney Workout (R) [A & E ] Footsteps of Man; Frontiers The reunion with “Ghost Dad”; probably no director M u s ic R o w . “It’s an amazing place.” [CN N ] East Meets West [ESPN] Baseball Tonight [HBO] Wonderful Wizard of Oz (In treacherous jungles along the Cambodia- [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Lost in London' When a ® Worid Tomorrow knows C opy’s comedy potential better than his old [M JU ] MOVIE: 'Midnight' The hostess [H B O ] Tales From the Crypt (CC) A fu­ Thailand border. (60 min.) (R) Stereo) young boy must move to London with his It is the home of record labels, recmriing studios, ® Three Stooges friend. M tier also knows the secrets of concise Of a T V horror show finds herself the sus­ neral parlor director buries a young worker [CNN] Newsnight [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Fire With Fire' A cou­ busy mother, he finds no one has time for 3 \ SOTgpublishing companies, the Country Music Hall pect in a series of killings. Lynn Redgrave. alive. (R) (In Stereo) ple of kids from different backgrounds him and runs away. Emmanuel Lewis, Ben ® This Week With Devid Brinkley (CC). storytelling. There is no waste in a Poitier film [ESPN] Jet Skiing; Worid Tour From m Eme. the American Federation of Musicians Tony Curtis. Steve Parrish. 1989. Rated R [LIFE ] Spenser; For Hire meet by chance in the woods and embark Vereen, Lynne Moody. 1985. ® Club Connect As with his television counterpart, Cosby plays (In Stereo) Long Beach, Calif. (Taped) 257, the Country Music Associatim, Country [M AX] MOVIE: Star Trek V: The Final on a path that will change their lives for­ [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America [L IF E ] What's Up, Dr. Ruth? (CC). [C N N ] Sportsweek in Review the father, this time with three childroi: a boy-crazy Frontier' (CC) A renegade Vulcan kidnaps ever. Virginia Madsen, Craig Sheffer, Kate [LIFE ] Family Practice Update Music Television, talent agencies and assorted 1 0:00PM C B Tour of Duty (CC) Col. Reid. 1986. Rated PG-13. [D IS ] Avonlea (CC) Sara, Felix and Mrs. teen-ager (Kimberly Russell), a wise-eyed boy Brewster, relieved of his command after the crew of the starship Enterprise in an 12.05AM dD Channel 1 Media [U S A ] Popeye and Son sioeline businesses. obsessive quest for the meaning of life. Lynde are quarantined with an old man (M im Grant) ar^ a bright 5-year-old (BrotAe Ibn- revealing the truth about the massacre, 9:00AM ® Sunday Morning (CC). who has smallpox. (60 min.) (R) William Shatner. Leonard Nimoy 1 2:1 5AM @ ) Hersey's Hollywood Also in the area are the Ernest Tlibb Record coordinates an unauthorized mission to ® Paid Program 10:10AM [C N N ] On the Menu (R) tune). He’s a widower whose fatherly duties some­ destrov an enemy fuel depot. (60 min.) (R) [ESPN] Gameday Shqj. the Wild West Shirt Shqi, Log Cabin 12:30AM ® Byron Allen (R) (in ® Inside Washington times take a back seat to his demanding career in [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Out of the Dark' A pho­ Stereo) ® Silver Spoons (CC). 10.30AM [LIF E ] Obstetrics/Gynecdogy Update 0 a News (CC). S ^em rs, the Country Music Wax Museum, the (X) tographer and his girlfriend launch their d S Funtastic Worid: Richie Rich ® This Week With Devid Brinkley (CC). the financial world. own investigation into the murders of sev­ ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) [U S A ] He-Man and Masters of the Miuic Row Wedding Chapel and the Alvin S. Rv (il) USA Tonight dD Charles in Charge (CC) Buddy winds Universe eral telephone fantasy girls. Cameron Dye ® F'aid Program dD Invisions Guitar Co. ' d l) Synchronal Research Doing admitted to a mental hospital Lynn Danielson, Karen Black. 1989. Rated ® Bugs Bunny 12:0 0 P M ® Megnum, P.l. Cosby is obvio^y doomed; after all, it’s caUed ® ® Hunter (CC) Hunter and McCall s R. ® Friday the 13th: The Series A dying when he goes there to gather information including Randy Travis. Barbara psychic hopes to delay her death by killing @ ) dZ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) for a term paper. (R) ® Golf Show Ghost Dad.** Poitier plays with his plant- investigation of homosexual murders [U S A ] MOVIE: 'School Spirit' When Mandrell, Loretta Lynn. George Strait and Crmway leads them to suspect police co-workers. her clients with the help of an antique TV ® Frederick K. Price (3) Mega Memory ® CInemAttractions mg a roUer skate at the top of the stairs, showing Billy Batson comes back to school as a set. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) T w ^ operate souvenir shops bearing their name. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ghost, his first stop is the girls locket College Mad House @ ) This Old House (CC). (R) (3) MOVIE: 'Cornin' 'Round the Moun­ elevator cables sn ^ n g . But Cosby’s end doesn’t [C N N ] Evans & Novak (R) 1 31 « , eat in the original home of ( ® MOVIE: 'The Sugarland Express' A room. Tom Nolan, Elizabeth Foxx. 1985. ® Rev. David Paul ®^Munsters Today Herman, Marilyn and tain' Hillbillies become involved in feuds come with anything so prosaic. He takes a ride with wife arranges her husband's jailbreak. Gol­ Framed Roger Rab- and love potions. Bud Abbott, Lou Cos­ 1 1 ® Entertainment This d S You Can Look Younger Eddie make up excuses to keep from doing z m Hank WUhan« Sr., which has been transfonned die Hawn, William Atherton, Michael :30PM Ditr (C C ) This unique blend of live-action household chores. tello, Dorothy Shay. 1951. a crazed taxi driver (a fimny bit by the whimsically W eek Actress Teri Garr. (60 min.) (Ir into the Music Row Country Cmner restaurant- Sacks. 1974. and animation concerns a private eye's at­ [A & E ] MO'VIE: 'Rage at Dawn' Tw o de­ (3) Home Shopping Club named Rayimr Scheme). O "U Stereo) tectives pose as train robbers to win their ® The Spotlight lounge. Missing/Reward Chiosie parental ab­ tempts to clear a lonQ-eared cartoon star (X ) American Gladiators of rnurder. Bob Hoskins, Christopher way into the Reno Brothers gang. Ran­ SZ) Reading Rainbow (CC). (R) ® MOVIE: 'Father of the Bride' A bride- duction case solved; a Kansas politician's to-be puts her family through the joys and Of course, Cosby doesn’t go straight to heaven or The street names and businesses reflect the sub- killer; Vargas pinup art. (R) ® Freddy's Nightmares Owners of ar Lloyd, Joanna Cassidy. 1988. Rated PG. dolph Scott, Mala Powers, Forrest Tucker [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday 1955. agonies of an immense wedding. Colorized the other place. Ife lands in the librai^ of an Rngiigh Music Square East, Roy Acuff Place. old Victorian home discover the place is [E S P N ] Powerboat Racing: Offshore [CNN] CNN News [E S P N ] 'This Weak in Sports version. Spencer Tracy, Elizabeth Taylor, gent (Ian Bannen) who tries to straighten his inter­ O “ n Studio A Hair and Makeiqi and others. haunted. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Professional Tour From Long Beach [CNN] Morning News Joan Bennen. 1950. [U F E ] Hotel Calif. (60 min.) (R) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Breakout' A woman dD MOVIE: 'Zelig' A documentary-style [D IS ] Fraggle Rock ® A u r i mediate status. He returns to his children, who “It’s the geographical area that gives Music City [U S A ] Hitchhiker (In Stereo) hires a daredevil bush pilot to rescue her m rn account of a fictional 1920s neurotic witf [LIF E ] Day by Day [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour (R) husband from a Mexican jail. Charles Bron­ somehow adjust to a father you can see through. It’s us Identity.” says Ivey. “It’s symbolicaUy important the ability to acquire the physical traits ol dD McLaughlin Group 10:30PM® Jack Benny [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Great Outdoors' son, Robert Duvall, Jill Ireland. 1975 more difficult for his girlfriend, Denise Ificholas, to the town.” people he encounters. Woody Allen Mia 1 2.35AM dD Home Shopping Club Rated PG. (3 ) Basetell's Funniest Pranks (60 min.) - 0 ) Q l) A t the Movies Movies made about Farrow, Garnett Brown. 1983. (CC) A Chicago family's idyllic country va­ when he falls through her bed. Studio B, a recording studio, boasts of pixiducing comic book heroes. (R) 1 2 :4 5 A M S ) Honeymooners cation turns disastrous when obnoxious [LIF E ] Internal Medicine Update ® Meet the Press (CC). dSl Synchronal Research more country music hits than anywhere else. Pres­ [T M C ] MOVIE: Iron Eagle II' relatives show up. Dan Aykroyd, John [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tap' (CC) An ex-con is ® American Interests Cosby faces another crisis: His children will be Candy, Stephanie Faracy. 1988. Rated PG. caught between the seduction of an easy ® MOVIE: 'Parrish' A young man learns (In Stereo) m 2 ley nl [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Clesh of the Titans' Sammy Davis Jr, Suzzane Douglas. 1989. Karl Malden. 1961. the dark, it’s not easy. A block away, his Cadillac is displayed at the Sunday, June 24 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Country Music Hall trf Fame and Museum, which Greek god Perseus faces mythological [A& E] MOVIE; 'Everything You Always 33 ^ c/) ‘ beasts and dark magic when he embarks [U S A ] Cartoon Express Warned to Know About Sex (But Were Special effects aside, “Ghost Dad” has the homey bills itself ^ the most pt^nilar music museum in the on a quest to win the hand of Andromeda. Afraid to Ask)' W oody Allen presents a ® Jewish Ufa feel (rf an Andy Hardy movie. Cosby is allowed 6:00AM ® W e Believe Laurence Olivier, Harry Hamlin, Claire 10:45AM farcical adaptation of the sex manual by Dr. country. Visitors each year total more than 400 000 [A & E ] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. Two psychics become involved in a lor- 33 > (X) Public Affairs Bloom. 1981. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 11:00AM ® Face the Nation David Reuben. W oody Allen, Gene Wilder, more schtick than in his TV series, and he delivers The museum has 130.000 discs. [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) tune hunter's search for a legendary trea­ Lou Jacobi. 1972. > H C S (S ) Paid Program sure in Ecuador. Cyndi Lauper, Jeff Gold­ 9:30AM ® h p 9000 ® Paid Program wonderfully. Poitier integrates tire flying scenes [D IS ] You and Me. Kid [CNN] Newsday ■D AU this i n ^ for an appealing blend for tourists. dD Remote Control blum, Peter Falk. 1988. Rated PG. (In ® Silver Spoons (CC). (H) Incredible Hulk with seamless artistry and manages to mnifP the Ivey says. It s an ORiortuiiity to come to a real [ESPN] SpeedWeek (R) Stereo) [ESPN] Tennis: 1989 Wimbledon dS Funtastic Worid: Jonny Quest (3 ) David Paul happy ending believable. He also draws endearing dD Synchronal Research 7:00AM ® Vista Highlights (60 min.) where creativity 7:30AM ® America's Black Forum dD ® Astonish ® ) Airwolf I^orm ances ftom the offqxing. Kimberiy Russell (S) Insight-Out ® Breakthrough (R) [LIF E ] Physicians' Journal Update (R) ^ decisions are made.” ® Kiss-TV (R) S ) Real to Real ( Head songwriter Doc Pomus ("Teenager in ment for the whole family. Running time: a com­ crafrated m this area.” Ivey says. “We run into each (S) Jimmy Swaggart [C N N ] Big Story (R) 6:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek (R) [ESPN ] Major League Baseball Maga­ [A & E ] Revue Featured; pianist Michael Love") dealt with crippling polio. pact 84 minutes. o ^ w ^ g down the street That’s much more ® Funtastic Worid; Paddington Bear [DIS] Dumbo's Circus zine (R) Feinstein. (60 min.) (R) CO difficult m New York or Log Angeles. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ghostbusters 11' (CC) ® Outdoor Sportsman The boys pursue a new wave of polterge­ [A & E ] Woodstock Remembered A nos­ [E S P N ] Bodyshaping [U S A ] Famous Adventures of Mr. Ma- [E S P N ] Sports Reporters ® Quantum Marketing Evot today, rfter all the development it’s still ists and phantasms conjured up by the res­ talgic look at the Woodstock concert, fea­ goo [L IF E ] Cardiology Update 8:00AM ® Everyday Heroes Drama. ® On the Record possible for a little conqiany to rent space in a tored portrait of a long-dead Carpathian turing actual footage and highlights wadock. Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigour­ Hosted by T V journalist Linda Ellerbee (60 The real-life efforts of four dedicated 10:00AM ® Action Newsmakers [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Sweet Hearts Dance' ® Connecticut Newsmakers Motion Picture Association of America rating mm.) teachers who undertook an educational Conflicts arise between two Vermont rraiodeled residence and luve an address next to an ney Weaver. 1989. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® Steampipe Allay ® This Week in Basabail Mel Allen dis­ definitions: project designed to ease racial tension friends, one of whom is falling in love for m ^tpr giant There are very few places (else­ 6:1 SAM [M AX] Max Movie Show (R) [C N N ] Daybreak d j) Laveme & Shirley the first time while the other is ending a cusses news and highlights from the major among students in their northern Minne­ leagues. O — General audiences. All ages arimittH where) where that’s possible.” [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer sota school. Estelle Parsons stars. (60 (3 ) Daily Mixer 15-year marriage. Don Johnson, Susan 6:30AM ® CBS Storybreak (CC) (R) Sarandon, Jeff Daniels. 1988. Rated R. (In ® Odd Couple PG — Ruental guidance suggested. Some WaUdng the streets in the area are an intriguing [ESPN] SportsCemer min.) (R) ® Buck Rogers ® In the Black Stereo) ® Firing Lina; What is inteiiect? material may rxX be suitable for children. mix of young men in cowboy hats carrying guitars [LIF E ] Self-Improvement Guide f f i Paid Program @ ) Chalice of Salvation (Live) dD Larry Jones [U S A ] Jem [CN N ] Science and Technology Week PG-13 — Special parental guidance strongly sug­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Defense Play' Teen­ ® Bugs, Porky and Friends erated tounste with their ever-present cameras and’ dD Synchronal Research @1 dZ) Mister Rogers (CC). (R) Topic: fleas; development of insecticides agers and remote-control helicopters be­ 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide (R) gested for children under 13. Some material may be dD Funtastic Worid: Top Cat @ ) Financial Freedom not harmful to animals or the environment sniny stretch limousines carrying celebrities. Snakmaster come pawns in a Soviet plot to sabotage 1 1:30AM ® Insport (R) inappropriate for young tdiildren. A half dozen or so companies trfFer tours of the IS ) This Week on Pit Road America's satellite defenses. David Oliver (2® Porky Pig ® Sacrifice of the Mass ® Better Your Home (R) [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet R — Restricted. Under 17 requires accompany­ ® Ring Around the World Susan Ursitti, Monte Markham. 1988' ® Sunday Today (3) My Secret Identity Andrew and Kirk f locations in Nashville. Prices range Rated PG. (In Stereo) search for Dr. Jeffcoate. who's late in re­ (3 ) Connecticut Beat [M A X ] MOViE; 'Fun With Oick and ing parent or adult guardian. ® Odd Couple @ ) dZ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) from $ 1 1 3 0 to $55. [U S A ] Calliope turning from a trip. (R) dD Used Vehicle Showcase Jana' A middle-class couple who lives lav­ X — No one under 17 admitted. Some states may ® Liquid Lustre ® Oral Roberts ishly above their means resorts to crime to ® American Telecast S i Ciao Italie (R) (In Stereo) 7:05AM [T M C ] m o v i e ; vibes' (CC) keep up with the Joneses. have higher age restrictions. continued d S Fame (3) America's Top Ten continued... 1 9 0

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Fbcus/Books Sunday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Focus/Books Writing is 1 'P O P IV l (3) Auto Racing: NASCAR ® Masterpiece Theatre: The Charmer [A & E ] Heroes A profile of Leonard Michigan 400 (CC) From Michigan Inter­ (CC) Ralph Gorse marries the pregnant Pa­ Cheshire. (R) dZl All Creatures Great and Small national Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich. (3 mela, then sets in motion a scheme to col­ ing with a government agency. Meredith hrs., 30 min.) (Live) lect the insurance money. (60 min.) Part 4 [CNN] Newsmaker Sunday (R) ® Outsiders Soda spends money he Baxter Birney, Robert Urich. 1989 (In [CNN] Inside Business (R) World of users, good exercise ® Crazy Like a Fox i . of 6. (R) [D IS ] Tale Spin doesn't have when Steve and Two-Bit Stereo) [ESPN] SporUCenter (60 min.) trick him into believing he's won the prize CS Comedy Wheel [A&E] Le Corsaire (R) (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ghostbusters IT (CC) @ Fresh Fields Hester's participation in a [LIFE] Prescribing Information in an essay contest. (60 min.) (In Stereo) sponsored bicycle lace for charity leaves @ MOVIE: 'Made for Each Other' A [CNN] World Report The boys pursue a new wave of polterge­ [USA] Miami Vico (In Stereo) ists and phantasms conjured up by the res­ [A&E] Unknown War her in worse shape than the animals she is used, in book By Phil Thomas couple realizes that their constant quarrels [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (R) trying to help. Magnum, P.l. show a deep need for each other. Renee tored portrait of a long-dead Carpathian [CNN] Newswatch 11:30PM ® warlock. Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigour­ The Associated Press ||y lo r, Joseph Bologna, Norman Shelly. 3:30PM @§IOdd Couple Joined in Pro­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Viva Las Vegas' A sports ® Friday the 13th: The Series A dying ® Greater Hartford Open Preview By Carol Deegan gress ney Weaver. 1989. Rated PG. (In Stereo) car enthusiast and his friend, the Italian psychic hopes to delay her death by killing (S) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) The Associated Press d4) Connecticut Newsweek |R) [ESPN] Auto Racing: MFC American [LIFE] Physician's Guide to Gallstone champion, go to Las Vegas for the Grand her clients with the help of an antique TV Picard's enemy, Q, returns to stir up trou­ Disease set. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) YORK — Wendy ^\^sserstein got into O ) Super Sports Follies Special featuring Series From Milwaukee, Wis. (R) Prix. Elvis Presley, Ann-Margret, Cesare ble on the Enterprise. (60 min.) (R) (In Danova. 1964, Stereo) An American Love Story by Rons Jaffe. wntuig in order to get out of gym. bloopers from throughout the sports [TMC] MOVIE: High Spirits' A finan­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Panic in Needle Park' ® Ma^erpioce Theatre: The Charmer world. cially strapped Irish nobleman gets more A girl from Indiana, who falls in love with a [ESPN] Baseball Tonight (60 min.) (CC) Unhappy with army life, Ralph plans © Hot Shot Bowling (60 min.) Delacorte. 432 nige& $19315. New York heroin addict, becomes an ad­ to desert until an opportunity arises to Given a choice of writing fashitm stwies fw her dS) ® @ Major League Baseball: Balti­ than he bargained for when he advertises [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 2 of © © George Michael's Sports Mach­ In Rona Jafte’s “An American Love Story,' his family castle as haunted. Peter dict too. Al Pacino, Kitty Winn, Richard switch identities with an RAF officer. (60 more Orioles at Boston Red Sox (2 hrs., 2. (R) min.) Part 5 of 6. (R) ine (In Stereo) lugh school newspaper or doing knee bends and the O'Toole, Daryl Hannah, Steve Guttenberg. Bright. 1971, Rated PG. Susan Joseph’s world consisu of the users and the 45 min.) (Live) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Top Gun' (CC) United (© Talking Sports With Rod Michaud like, Wasserstein opted for writing. And the choice 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: Casual Sex?' Tired of ® Married... With Children (CC) Bud used. The users include Clay Bowen and Bambi dZ) Story of English How the Anglo- States Naval pilots take to the skies to plans revenge on a girl who tricked him © Jack Van Impe was a wise one — although it took a while for it to Saxon, Viking and Norman invasions of 3.45PM @§) Triathlon; Escape From meaningless relationships, two young compete for the highest honors at Mirimar Green, who eventually meet and do unto <»Ach other women search for Mr. Right at an exclusive when they were in the sixth grade. (R) In © Massachusetts Council of Rabbis payoff. Great Britain shaped the English language; Alcatraz Joined in Progress Men and Naval Air Station. Tom Cruise, Kelly McGil- Stereo) what they have so successfully dmie to others. the poetry of Geoffrey Chaucer. (60 min.) women competitors swim from "the singles spa. Lea Thompson. Victoria Jack- lis, Anthony Edwards. 1986. Rated PG. (In © ) MOVIE: 'Red Sun' An outlaw and a Part 2 of 9. Rock" through San Francisco Bay, bike ac­ son, Stephen Shellen. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [A&E] All Creatures Great and Small samurai set out to retrieve a stolen Ja­ S u i^ who is Bowen’s mistress, is one of the used. Wasserstein, an amiable, 39-year-oId New York Stereo) [CNN] Newsday ross the Golden Gate Bridge and run along [USA] Equalizer [CNN] Week in Review (R) panese sword. Charles Bronson, Ursula So is Bowen’s wife Laura and their Haiighn^ Nina. City i^ v e , became interested in w r itin g plays the famed Dipsea Trail to the Pacific [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In Andress, Toshiro Mifune. 1972. [D IS ] Bom Free [D IS ] Ashford and Simpson: Going Bowen falls in and out of love with Laura just while in college. She then went to the Yale Univer­ Ocean. (75 min.) (Taped) Stereo) 7:30PM ® Synchronal Research Home (CC) The husband/wife songwri­ [CNN] Sports Tonight [ESPN] High School Basketball: Capital long enough to become a father. Laura is too emo­ sity School of Drama to learn how to hone her 4:00PM g® Synchronal Research 6:00PM ® CBS News (CC) ® Carol Burnett and Friends ters reflect on their careers and family life, [M A X ] MOVIE: 'No Mercy' (CC) While Classic From Landover, Md. (90 min.) (R) and perform hits with guests including tionally dependent on Bowen to leave him. He. in ® MOVIE: 'For Keeps' A career-minded ® News (CC). [CNN] Sports Sunday tracking down his partner’s killer, a police chosen craft and while there began writing “Un- [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Stevie Wonder. Patti LaBelle and Paul officer becomes entangled with a crime turn, tells Susan that divorce is impossible “because common Women and Others.” high-school senior faces an early marriage ® Knight Rider [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Great Outdoors' Shaffer. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Die Hard' (CC) A street­ when she becomes pregnant. Molly Ring- (CC) A Chicago family's idyllic country va­ czar's mistress. Richard Gere, Kim Basin­ of the child,” who rarely sees her father. wise New York cop confronts terrorists wald, Randall Batinkoff, Kenneth Mars ( ® MOVIE: 'For Keeps' A career-minded cation turns disastrous when obnoxious [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Framed' (CC) An artist ger, Jeroen Krabbe. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) While Bowen spends most of his time in Beveriy Since doing a play from idea to cmnpletion taifPc when his estranged wife’s California office 1988. high-school senior faces an early marriage relatives show up. Dan Aykroyd. John returns to his criminal ways when a former building comes under siege. Bruce Willis, when she becomes pregnant. Molly Ring- flame asks him to paint a forgery of a valu­ Hills reading scripts and doing TV deals, Laura and Wasserstein about two years, it was a while befwe @) And Still We Dance A documentary Candy, Stephanie Faracy. 1988. Rated PG. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Sweet Hearts Dance' Oo Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald Veliohnson. wald, Randall Batinkoff, Kenneth Mars (In Stereo) able work. Jeff Goldblum, Kristin Scott Conflicts arise between two Vermont she saw her story on st^e. But, unlike many early 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) about San Francisco's Ethnic Dance Festi­ 1988. Thomas, Todd Graff. 1990. (In Stereo) Nina are left alone in a huge qiartment in New York val. (60 min.) [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Part 2 of friends, one of whom is falling in love for plays by other aspiring playwrights, it was [LISA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) (3® Synchronal Research [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update the first time while the other is ending a City. Laura turns to pills and Nina turns to perfec- 5 -n ® Sox Talk 2. (R) produced, and Wasserstein followed up her initial @® MOVIE: 'Purple Rain' A performer (R) 15-year marriage. Don Johnson, Susan tiomsm.^ Susan becomes the perfect mistress, never 1:30PM ® Major League Baseball: SB) Odd Couple [M AX] MOVIE: 'Sweet Lies' An insur­ overcomes a troubled home life and fierce Sarandon, Jeff Daniels. 1988. Rated R. (In su t^ s with another production, “Isn't It Roman­ Philadelphia Phillies at New York Mats ance investigator on assignment in Paris [M AX] [TM C] MOVIE: 'Die Hard' (CC) Stereo) demanding too much and waiting patiently for the @ Microwave Master rivalries to become a major rock star. A streetwise New York cop confronts ter­ tic.” That one scored also, and then Wasserstein did (3 hrs.) (Live) becomes the quarry of three lovestruck day when Bowen will marry her. That day never [DIS] MOVIE: 'Mother Goose Rock 'N' Prince, Apollonia Kotero, Morris Day rorists when his estranged wife's Califor­ 1 2:00AM ® Future of the Movies (H) Major League Baseball: New 1984. ' young women. Treat Williams, Joanna Pa- comes. it OTce again — in spades. This time with “The Rhyme (CC) Little Bo Peep and Gordon cula, Julianne Phillips. 1989. Rated R. nia office building comes under siege. Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert interview film­ York Yankees at Toronto Blue Jays (4 Bruce Willis, Bonnie Bedelia, Reginald Vel- Heidi Chronicles,” a Broadway hit and winner of hrs., 30 min.) (Live) Goose meet an assortment of characters ® i® ® News makers Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese Susan, with no husband or family of her own, O O during a musical journey through Rhyme- 8:00PM ® Murder, She Wrote (CC) johnson. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) and George Lucas. (60 min.) both a 1989 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award. dD Tony Brown's Journal (R) §1) The Doctor Is In An undelivered letter Jessica finds in an works hard, and becomes a successful writer. land. Shelley Duvall, Dan Gilroy. Jean Sta­ 9 : 3 0 P M ® Synchronal Research ® © Paid Program [CNN] Moneyweek (R) pleton. 1990. Rated G. ® Crazy Like a Fox antique bureau bought at a Cabot Cove Bowen is not so lucky. Once a rising star, his busi­ ® Home Shopping Club “I was really on a roll,” says Wasserstein, adding, ® St. Elsewhere rummage sale unleashes arson and mur­ © Butterflies [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update [ESPN] Auto Racing: CART G.l. Joe's der. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) © E a r th ness ventures eventually begin to fail, and. as they with a laugh: “I even thought I might win the Heis- 200 From Portland, Ore. (2 hrs.) (Live) dZ) Nature (CC) Observing the Adelie (H) In Living Color (CC) Sketches: a spoof 2:00PM ® United States Olympic penguin at the Cape Bird nesting site on ® ® America's Funniest Home Vi­ of Marsha Warfield. (In Stereo) © To Be Announced. do, so does his relationship with Susan. It is at this ^ . num Trophy. I was very hurt when I didn’t.” (The Cup: North America vs. Europe Two in­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'My Mom's a Were­ deos (CC) Clips include: hazards of being w o lf' (CC) A handsome werewolf uses his Antarctica's Ross island. (60 min.) (R) (In [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) © Quantum Marketing juncture that Bowen meets Bambi Green, who has o d Heisman is awarded annually to the nation’s out­ ternational teams featuring past and po­ Stereo) in the limelight; more looney golf shots; a tential Olympic champions compete in supernatural powers of suggestion to lure girl's "gorilla" dream. (In Stereo) 1 0 : 0 0 P M ® News (CC). © ) Gene Scott too m ^ h ambiticMi to sUy with him for very long. standing college football player.) an unsuspecting housewife into his lair boxing, swimming, track, cycling and ®i) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) (11) News [A & E ] A rt in the Third Reich A explora­ Susan Blakely, John Schuck, John Saxon. ® Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) In “An American Love Story,” Jaffe delivers a gymnastics. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) The Borg capture Picard as they set out to tion of the origins and implications of tl ^ W l^ she isn’t woricing on her plays, Was- 1988. Rated PG. conquer the human race. (60 m in) (In ® Synchronal Research ® Synchronal Research powerful message about women who are emotion­ (1§) MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes in New Stereo) artwork produced in Nazi Germany. o serstem enjoys writing short, personal essavs. York' Sherlock Holmes, accompanied by [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) @ MOVIE; 'Brother Orchid' When a © New Life Hosted by Jack Perkins. (60 min.) Part 1 of ally dependent on men who physically and-or emo- the trusted Dr. Watson, rushes to New [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Doberman Gang' [A&E] Our Century America's involve­ gangster takes refuge in a monastery, he © Masterpiece Theatre: The Charmer 2. (Rl tiraally abuse them. Laura, Susan, Nina — they are “A play,” she says, “takes a Itwig time to’get done York to learn that a kidnapping has oc- A con artist and an animal trainer convert a ment in the Korean War. (60 min.) Part 2 of learns some things about life. Edward G. (CC) Unhappy with army life, Ralph plans 2. (R) ^1 the same — striving for the affection and atten­ right So, I do the essays in between the stages of cured in a plot to corner the world's gold pack of Doberman pinschers into bank Robinson, Ann Sothern, Humphrey Boqart to desert until an opportunity arises to [CNN] World Report 1940. supply, Roger Moore, Patrick Macnee, robbers. Bryon Mabe, Hal Reed, Julie F'ar- [CNN] Sportsweek in Review (R) switch identities with an RAF officer. (60 [DIS] MOVIE: 'The In-Laws' A mild- tion of one man; a man who knows only too well O T i working on a play. That way I can write something John Huston. 1976. rish. 1972. Rated G. min.) Part 5 of 6. (R) [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) J.L.'s plane is hi­ © ) dZ) Evening at Pops Season Pre­ mannered dentist becomes an unwilling how to play the game. Laura reacts by becoming and complete it quickly.” O ) Adam Smith's Money World: Night­ [USA] Double Trouble jacked by an escaped convict and his wife miere (In Stereo) © How on Earth Are the W orld's Child­ cohort in crime with his soon-to-be in-law drug-addicted, and sewing her pills into her shower m ^ mare on Film Street (R) (In Stereo) d® MOVIE; 'Kid Galahad' An ex-G.I. with ren Peter Falk, Alan Arkin, Richard Libertini “ various magazines, ® PGA Golf: Buick Classic 1979, Rated PG. cuitam so her friends won’t find them. Nina tries to ® Mysteryl: Rumpole of the Bailey (CC) Final Round, from Westchester Coun­ [ESPN] Major League Baseball's Grea­ a knockout punch becomes a reluctant ( © War of the Worlds The team, busy “ TO .• recenUy published in a collec­ (CC) Rumpole defends a soldier accused try Club in Rye, N Y. (90 min.) (Live) test Hits: '86 World Series Boston Red boxer. Elvis Presley, Lola Albright, Gig planning Debi's birthday party, is unaware [ESPN] Auto Racing: Formula One kill herself. Susan becomes a zombie when she tion u tl^ Bachelor Girls” (KnopO. Asked if ti^ of killing an army sergeant. (60 min.) (R) Sox vs. New York Mets. (R) Young. 1962. that aliens are stealing top military secrets. Grand Prix of Mexico From Mexico Citv. ® ® Boxing: Andrew Maynard vs. finds out Clay has been cheating on her. [A&E] Shortstories (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (2 hrs.) (Taped) O O lively short pieces have a common theme, Was- Bobby Czyz Scheduled 12-round NABF [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) dS America's Most Wanted Scheduled: an alleged con man who swindled the eld­ There are no memorable lines in this novel and ^rstem says, “Yes, my point of view, which, I [CNN] Week in Review Light Heavyweight title bout from Atlantic [USA] Murder. She Wrote dZ) MOVIE: 'La Ronde' Illicit love and [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dead Aim' A police- erly; update on the search for a Hong Kong mari s investigation into a series of appar­ the voices of the characters never really change. hope, is a wry and hummous one.” [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Adventures of City, N.J. (90 min.) (Live) transitory romance rule the day in turn-of- o > 6:30PM ® News (CC). hit man. (In Stereo) the-century Vienna. Simone Signoret, Ger­ ent suicides leads him into a deadly inter­ However, Jaffe knows how to set scenes and the Huckleberry Finn' An orphaned boy has ® Kiner's Korner national conflict. Ed Marinaro, Darrell For jh e irost p ^ they are, ranging in subject exciting adventures aboard a paddlewhee­ ® ® ABC News (CC). [A & E ] A rt in the Third Reich A explora­ ard Philipe, Jean-Louis Barrault. 1950. plot moves along at a nice clip. ® Synchronal Research tion of the origins and implications of the Larson, Cassandra Gava. 1987. 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My □ phcati^ and have more (and better) glue. Also thev DEAR ELMER: Postmaster General Anthcmy Frank force them; the FAi^ airport board and the airlines make and tumors by a spinal tap (to see if there are white blood urinalysis is normal, and I feel perfectly well. Is this a ^ ^ many bven": has promised a new, improved stamp that sticks. Let’s be the rules, so if you have a complaint, don’t yell at us — cells in the spinal fluid) and a CT scan (special X-ravs to life-threatening condition, or can I ignore the problem? take It up with them. S m the iiost office. There is nothing in the patient. However, there are more serious complaints It ROODE examine the spinal cord). Transverse myelitis is in­ DEAR READER: Don’t ignore the problem. Al­ Please do not try to bring toy guns, knives, darts or seems, lately, the mail is delayed. 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The Associated Press Mon to Sat. 3 PM to 7 PM 645-6961 A cmnbinaticMi fam ily room and EILEEN DAVIS, M.A. kitchOT is the heart and soul o f the Common household baking soda is being tested Free Estimates ■ Any size, width, iength, height a p p l ia n c e s r e p a ir e d National Board Certified Freesia 2, a hcnne with areas to ac- to help control fungal diseases in roses. 27 Hartford Tpke. 146 Hazard Ave., Suite 104 CTMiunodate both individual privacy Kenneth Horst a professor o f plant pathology at For House calls — 646.4flnn STEEL FOUNDATION PLATES Route 83 Johnson Medical Building and fam ily living. Cwnell University, is checking on powdery mil­ 0 «* u .« s t a u * ™ b Vernon. CT 06066 Enfield. CT 06082 W hle definitely designed with a dew, “p-obably the most serious disease in crai- (203) 646-7900 (203) 763-4096 growing fam ily in mind, with the mercially grown greenhouse roses,” and blackspot 3 UBHi(Rl¥" d mMCli tnd iwlifttb 872-6236 Sandwiches & Salads 643-4644 luxunous master suite on the main “ another fimgal disease (that) affects almost all floor it could also fill the bill for roses grown outdoors.” empty nesters. Once the kids have “It is not uncommon for fungal diseases to moved away, living can be ccmfined develop a tolerance to chemical fungicides,” Hwst largely to the ground floor, leaving related. “ With all the concern about chemicals in Phone: (203) 646-3577 the iqrstairs ready for grandchildren the garden and greenhouse, we are interested in O and other guests. An oversized finding an effective, ravirramentally safe and inex­ walk-in linen closet is located right pensive treatment for economically important plant Red Wing ^loes FEDORA OPTICAL 5 - n at the tq> o f the stairs. diseases.” Woilc Shoe Specialists P E T E R J. F E D O R A The wide, sunny, half-octagon- The baking soda tests were conducted over three Sizes6tOl6AA-EEEE Licensed Optician shqred eating nook is the focal point aitUJSSBL growing seasons, begirming in 1987, on rose beds at 400 wesr Midciie Toke o f the spacious fam ily room, offer­ OMMLi OMDiaONi: l « r I S |tr Sonnenberg Gardens in Canandaigua, N.Y. Manchester Panraoe Medcare Assignment ' Contact Manchestei, CT 06040 ing unimpaired views o f the UVMQ; snr «|Mn M Selected for tests because o f their susceptibility to 20J-646-8424 Accepted Lenses n ^ yard, side yard and deck. Glass COVUUO: SMI MMN M fungal infection were the roses Ihscale and Mr. Lin­ d c ^ which open onto the deck coln. 485 Hartford Road M on.-W ed„ Fri.: 9:00-5:3( bring even more light into the area. Horst and Sonnenberg hmticulturists also treated (Keeney Mall) Thurs.; 9:00-8:00 Couch^ a big screen television, other roM plants with solutions o f potassium bicar­ Manchester, Ct. 06040 Sat.: 9:00-1:00 ^ . entertairunent and/or coirqruter cen­ bonate in water and anunonium bicarbonate in ter, an exercise bike, or even a pool ftWTW water. Still other control plants were treated with I n : table — this room can accomrtKxlate 9>.ts> ittitunw plain water spray or given no treatment at all. 'YeSf we do windows" z m quite an array o f fumibue and e- In the Cornell University Plantation (Quarterly I Certain Teed Vinyl Replacement Windows J.N.L. Marketing MANCHESTER quipment. publication, the researchers noted that o f all the O “0 In the kitchen, fresh cooking treatments, a 0 J percent solution o f baking soda in is an independent distributor for N.S.A., a manu­ MEMORIAL CO. SECOtO FLOOR PLAN herbs snipped from the garden win­ " E a r water was the most effective in preventing damage, facturer of air and water filtration equipment. A 20 dow can go directly into meals Opp. East Cemetery from blackspot disease. The report noted that pow­ yr. old CO. N.S.A. manufactures a complete line of O T | being prepared. A range and oven FIRST FLOOR PLAN OVER 45 m ix>« dery mildew was not a problem on any o f the roses 1 9 -1 1 0 6 bactereostatic water treatment systems for resi­ are built into the lo ig eating bar, YEARS m rn m the summers o f 1988 and 1989, p e r h ^ because dential and light commercial units, which provide a convenient for serving hurry-un o f dry weather. CALL 649-5807 EXPERIENCE long wrap-around porch. Nearly to­ actually right at the center o f the meals. maintanencefree filter. It is warranteed for36 mos. High cracentrations o f any o f the bicarbonate tally enclosed, these rooms can be as home. Busy people will appreciate Our filters remove taste, odor and chlorine from A s for the master suite, the c o n - formal or as relaxed as their owners. solutions burned rose leaves, Horst reported, and the crmvenience of being able to Claabw Of OowMra* city water. They provide our customer with better QUALITY MEMORIALS bined space o f the huge walk-in differrat varieties o f roses have different sen- trad to their laundry while fixing HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER s o closet, the dressing room with quality water at a fraction of the cost of bottled Open to the second story, the high dinner or relaxing in the family ^ v it ie s to the treatment. Greenhouse roses seem to ALUMINUM SERVICES vanity, and the water closet are al­ o ratry foyer sets a t « i e o f gracious room afterward. be more easily burned than outdoor roses, he added. water. Try filtered water straight from the faucett most equal in size to the sleeping SERVIMa HOUEOWNERS FOR OVER 30 YRS formality. A railed stairway sweeps For a suidy plan o f the Freesia 2 “ We don’t know exactly why baking soda works for 5 days at no cost or obligation. area. And the sleeping area is not the right side, leading to the (3 3 (^ 2 ), send $5.00 to Landmark so well,” Horst said, “ h may have a buffering effect ^ CO small. Ro cew to the basement is below the O R 97402. (B e sure top specify plan chrage the topogr^hy o f the leaf and ‘confuse’ in- J.N.L^ Marketing couple o f easy chairs. Glass doors > H stairs, to the back and a half-bath is natrw & number whra oixlering). vadmg fungal spores. That’ s ra e o f the questiras WATER THE WAY IT USED TO BE EVERYTHING IN GLASS provide access to the deck. "WE CANT HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" located conveniently close to the D ^igners, architects and readers we w ill try to answer as we continue our tests with Bacteriostatic Water Systems “0 The living room and dining room front door. with plans they would like to see roses and vegetable crops.” Call Now are bright, each with its own wide •N A laundry chute frwn the second featured also are invited to cratact From mid-April through October, roses were bay window looking out onto the WATER & AIR floor feeds into a utility room that is Landnubk. sta y e d every three or four days with a solution o f 647-4830 I. A. WHITE GLASS CO.,. sraium bicarbonate, in various concentrations, THE WAY IT USED TO BE along with msecUcidal soap in water. (The soap was 649-7 322 "Try it You'll Like It" 150 N. Main Street IN OUR 40th YEAR cs Dampness a problem in condo added for its detergent effect to help the solution evenly across the leaves. Roses treated only Manchester, CT 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER with soap and water were attacked by fongi.) • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS • STORE FRONTS By Popular Mechanics dehumidifier because the partitiras • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. mostat. With this system, whenever Horst is ^ author o f “The Compendium o f Rose 150 N. Main Street Business: 647-4830 will intemqrt air circulation between a s c a ^ The studies were funded by Church & the humidity builds iq) beyond a j Manchester, CT 06040 Home; 643-1892 ^ QUESTION: I need advice on the rooms. You can substitute a fan Dwight C a , a manufacturer o f sodium bicarbonate preset limit, the air conditiraer will 3 how to deal with a humidity for one of the dehumidifiers if it’s be activated even if the temperature Plantation operates the univer- awnings • accountants •• air-conditioning problem. I close my condominium positioned so that air is moved fnxn in the apartment is not high. This s 3,000 acres o f natural, botanical and ar­ CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER apartment fo r a few weeks at a time. a moisture-laden room to one with a boretum areas in Ithaca, N .Y. • auto parts • bakers • builders Serving The Area For 25 Years dehumidifier. will remove excess moisture from When I return, I find a bad case o f Until studies are completed, the Quarterly said, • buyers • bartenders •C3*'penters the air throughout the apartment Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens mold and mildew. I ’m considering Dehumidifiers are usually equi­ no one IS prepai^ to recommend the unrestrict^ QUESTION: I have water leaking • cap washers^^clii*-'' Viild care getting an electric dehumidifier to pped with an overflow control that u s ^ b a ^ n g soda spray by home gardeners. Total Remodeling % g m d through the concrete slab floor o f solve the problem. Is there a better shuts the imit o ff whra the reservoir \ • thrillers Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom my garage. What kind of grout or "The Home Lradscaper” by Home Planners solution? is filled. To make sure the units keep (S u ^ A. Roth & Co. and Ireland-Gannon As- driyerA k ^ Wectricians BOTTLED SPRING WATER patching cement w ill stop the leak? Talk With Our Cerlilidd Kitchen Designer ANSWER: Whether o r not a working, run a hose from each one socia^; ^ rb a ck , $10.95). Contains 55 profe- PREMIUM PACKAGED AND BLOCKED ICE A N S W E R : 'The leakage can be engines Vrminators single dehumidifier will be adequate to a sink or toilet. Kitchens Designed To Work For You corrected by sealing the cracks and I framers\ for your purpose depends on the tf your condo is centrally air cot- blSts ““l^cUon lurriers 'Sv.Ts friR CT ■•LesCarB THE DIFFERENCE IS CLEAR any opra joints with a nrashrink configuration o f your apartment. ditioned, then a good cost-effective r r s A HEALTHY CHOICE hydraulic cement There are several ft r ^ a l^ A Nursery Source Manual” (Brook­ If you have a num ^ of rooms, solution is to install a humidistat • haircu' • general contractors a products which are quite effective, lyn Botamc Garden; p^erback, $4 95 nlus $1 50 25 Olcott Street, j you’ ll probably need m w e than rae parallel with the air conditimier ther­ MANCHESTER ICE 643-1129 such as Thoto’ s Waterplug, heaters • janitors • masons Manchester j j realtors 51 BISSELL STREET. MANCHESTER ^opticians • plumbers • pools 6 4 9 -7 5 4 4 1 9 9 0

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Coll 643-2711 (or more Information! Rocfootionol Equipment...... Aufot for Ront/Loooo...... By Rick Sammon Mlicollonoout Automotlvo story for every one of the coil 'Booti ond Marino Equipment.... Wontod to Buy/Trodo...... stamps of that decade. The Associated Press BATES: t to 6 days: 90 c tn ti p tr lin t per dov. Away back in the mists before L in n s 7 to 19 days: 70 centi per line per doy, OEAPLINES; For cloiilfltd advorllirntnli to YOUR AD; ClottlfvR •dvartlM m inlt ara 30 to 35 days: 60 cents oer line per day. o# publlihtd Tutidoy through Saturday, the tokan bv talaphont os a convtnitnct. Tha plate numbers went crazy and col- Summer is approaching, and many of us will be deadline li noon on tht day boforo publica­ Monchaitar Harold It ratoonilbla lor only ona 36 or more doys: 50 cents per line ptr doy. Incorract Inaarllon and than only for lha tlia of spending lots of time at the beach and on the water. Minimum charge: 4 lines. tion. For advortltetntntt to bo publlihod leaors had to buy ten or twenty .•Monday, tho dtodlino It }:J0 p.m. on Friday. thaorlolnol Intarflon. Errors which do not lastan stamps to get them all — there was satawsast We’ll be relaxing, enjoying some of the finer things fha voiua of fha odvartlsamant will not ba corracted bv on odditlonol Insartlon. a pleasant little game of comer in life. 'T c l COLLECTOR’S GUIDE — blocks. This finally blew in the late HANDBOOK For those of you who want to document your This handbook is a gotta- seaside activities, here is a quick guide to fully Notices PART TIME HELP 70s with the overkill of numbers. HELP HELP Ida yHELP Now we have PNCs — plate git for coil stamp en­ automatic 35mm cameras and accessories designed I HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED I WANTED i 'M wanted number coils. The five-stamp piece I By K «n Law r#nc« thusiasts. It was written by for capturing summer fun in, around, and even As a condition precedent shown at the bottom of this photo, under water. to the placement of any receptionist - CABINET MAKER- min­ MEDICAL SECRETARY- Ken Laurence, coils a d y e rtis in g in th e Permenant part-time imum 5 years commer­ ATTENfTON:PDSTAL with plate number 6 under the mid­ For snapshots above water and as far as 8 feet postlon. General office FULL TIM E, 40 hour needed In Glastonbury ■ - - columnist in Linn’s Stamp Manchester Herald, Ad- cial woodworking ex­ week position Isavalla- JOBS! Start dle stamp, would sell for some under water, Kodak offers the Weekender 35, an in­ procedure. Pleasant perience with plastic Nall Salon. Expe­ $11.41/hour! For appli­ 3 ^ S '*«-1 expensive, one-use camera that comes load^ with yertiser hereby agrees phone voice. Typing a ble In our laboratory to rienced only. Call 659- cation Into call ( ) $2,400. A 3-strip would go $1,700 News, and contains infor­ to protect, indemnify laminate, corlan, and provide medical se­ 1 24-exposure 35mm film. All you do is point and necessity. Computer lay-out. Full time em­ 2068 or 659-2153. 602-838-8885 Exf.M 775, 5 ~ n mation about coil stamps, and hold harmless the experience helpful. cretarial support. The 6am-10Pm,7 days. and even a used single, in nice shoot. After you’ve exposed the last frame, you ployment. AA/EOE Ideal candidate will which are valued collec­ Manchester Herald, its Hours 2 to 6 dally. Call 742-5317, 8:30 to shape, would bring $500. simply send in the plastic-housed camera for officers and employees Saturday 9 to 12. Ma­ have previous medical tor’s items. 4:30. secretarial experience This 1981 issue is still turning processing. The Weekender 35 is a rugged little against any and all ture person welcomed. ENJOY If you are familiar with COOK/SUPERVISIOR- along with medical here and there in mixtures. About camera, and it floats! liability, loss or ex­ We are currently seek- transcription and of­ n ^ pense, including attor­ general office work In g a weekend o O one “find” a month is being Fuji’s one-use camera, the Quicksnap Flash, is and have some time on fice skills. We offer an reported. not designed for wet-weather or underwater photog­ neys' fees, arising from cook/supervislor, excellent salary, edu­ Summer Days your hands, call 646- 5am-1pm for our 162 Scott’s Catalogue can’t hope to raphy. However, a plastic housing made by UN claims of unfair trade 4525 or 643-6791. Ask for cational and benefits The plate numbers came spaced bed skilled nursing fa­ plan. For Immediate keep up with all the PNC complica­ Corporation of America enables you to take this practices, infringement Rosella. in strips of 24, 38, 48 and 54. With of trademarks, trade cility. Institutional consideration send re­ tions. They don’t even try to price camera under water to a depth of 100 feet. Like the SUMMER HELP cooking experience Is sume or apply In per­ and Collectors' the v^ues running from one cent names or patents, viola­ the 18-cent flag number 6 in their Weekender, the (^icksnap is a good beach camera WANTED: Assembly required. We offer an son Monday thru Fri­ through 4.9, 5.5, 10.9 and the like, tion of rights of privacy of toys. Applications 1990 Specialized, so this Handbook when you want to leave your expensive camera at excellent benefit and day, 8 to 4pm, to the many a collector found himself and infringement of taken 8:30 to 2:30 at wage package. Quali­ Human Resources De­ Earn Part-time is really a gotta-git for any coil en­ Corner swamped with weirdos. One way home. copy rig ht and Kage Company, 96 Elm fied applicants should partment, Rockville z m thusiast. It was written by Ken out is to go for topicals. The author Far those who already own a 35mm camera, proprietary rights, unfair St.Extension In apply In person 9am- General Hospital, 31 Manchester. O "D Laurence, the columnist for coils in Russ MacKendrick \cty kindly gives a listing of 68 EWA Marine offers waterproof plastic housings competition and libel 3pm Monday- Friday. Union Street. Rock­ Lmn’s Stamp News. (Post-paid for with optical ports. These housings, which are and slander, which may EXCITING Income op- Bldwell Health Care ville, CT. 06066. TELEMARKETING points of view: Arctic, Flowers, Center, 333 Bldwell EOE/AA M/F/H/V $14.95 soft cover, $30.00 in hard, rugged plastic bags, are available for virtually every result from the publica­ portunlty, rewarding Mining, Military, Mountains and benefits, develop your Street, Manchester, from Linn’s at P.O. Box 29, Sidney, camera on the market, including video cameras. An tion of any advertise­ CT. 06040. ★ Ideal for students, O “n sues in Scott are shown on this Waterfalls. He shows 10 auttanotive, ment in the Manchester talents as a skin and OH 45365). EWA housing is an inexpensive way to take pic­ 15 Horses, 5 Railroads, and 7 Herald by advertiser, in­ color consultant with LEGAL SECRETARY- Special Education m rn The flag stamp coil with the num­ photo, the Sleigh, Bicycle 1870s and leading skin company. Western Americana. tures under water. It is also a sure way to protect cluding advertisements computer. Flex- time Substitute Teacher - homemakers and ber 6 stands out as the gem of the the two-cent Locomotive. Call for Interview, 644- To reach some kindred spirits try your camera from harmful salt spray when taking in any free distribution Manchester office. Manchester Board of Education is Some other titles: Stagecoach, pictures at the beach or on boats. 8489. Call 649-3125. Mail Wagon, Dog Sled, Pushcart the PNC Collectors Club. Write to publications published seeidng a long-term Special Edu­ senior citizens their secretary, Eric Rossow, at P.O. For topside shooting, Canon, Nikon, Minolta, by the Manchester SALESMEN/SALESWOA cation Substitute Teacher efiBclM S o and Bread Wagon, Hansom Cab and Herald. [h elp Surrey. Box 7386, Des Moines, lA 50309. Olympus and Sea&Sea all make splashproof WANTED EN- Manchester Insu­ August 28th thru Thanksgiving. ★ Hours available: I rance Agency looking Sabiy BlSSperdtem To inersase s ^ models. Some even take pictures under water. for an experienced LOST by $5 per dnm after each todays s > However, the depth at which you can shoot with TEACHER- Superintend­ commercial lines pro­ > r- these cameras is usually limited to about 30 feet. AND FOUND ent of Schools for the ducer. Salary & com­ to a maximum of $80. Evenings 5 PMto 9 PM 3] O) iJogs need security nests too If you are serious about underwater {Aotogrtqihy, Regional School Dis­ mission commensu­ ConteetPat Ladd, Mmehester Bead you have two basic options: You can buy a metal or IMPOUNDED- Female trict No.8. Andover, rate with book of of Education, 45 North School St &Sat.9AMto12:30AM J 3 > Collie cross, 1 year old. Hebron, and Marlbo­ business or produc­ Manchester.CT 647-3451. plastic housing for your camera, or invest in a rough, Invites appli­ > H By Allen Leventhal place and cause the loss of security Black & Tan, found on tion. Career opportun­ EOE Nikonos V amphibious camera. Both systems Newman Street. cants for the position of ity. Call Ed 643-6401 9-4. ★ Guaranteed hourly pay ■D established there. The most impor­ part time Elementary tant part of this training is that it deliver high-quality resulu when used while you What to do with your dog when Pet Forum are skin diving or scuba diving. Music Teacher at the begins early. Once habits are set, it’s Hebron Elementary you wish to leave him ^w home Metal and plastic housings are available for vir­ Employment GENERAL OFFICE CLERICAL ★ Bonuses daily difficult to train an older pet to util­ School. Candidates alone? This is a frequent family tually all 35mm cameras. What’s nice about hous­ must hold appropriate ize a cage. Sometimes when this is College student preferred for this summer posi­ problem. It’s a nuisance to run your ings is that you can use your existing lenses. Connecticut certifica­ ★ Commissions weekly tried the older pet will chew at the tion! NAMCO, one of America's largest retailers pet to a boarding facility if you just to stand up and turn around in com­ However, keep in mind that housings are rather PART TIME tion. This position Is for enclosure, soil it or complain loudly, the 1990-91 school year. of above-ground pools and patio furniture, has an want to leave for a few hours, yet fortably. There should be enough large and bulky on land, something you must think I HELP WANTED but persistence may pay off and Application deadline Is immediate opening for an office generalist at our ★ Pleasant working conditions you may not trust your dog to be­ room fw a ctmtainer of water, a toy about when traveling. Under water, they are several short intervals of caging PART TIME-We need 8 July 6,1990. Send letter have while you’re grae. Soiling in or two and a terry towel for floor neutrally buoyant. of application to: Mi­ corporate office. the house, chewing the furniture, during the day may help ad^tation. people to work part ★ Easy-to-learn telephone sales warmth. Newspapers should not be With its watertight features, the Nikraos V time from out tele­ chael R. Reilly, Assist­ Diverse responsibilities include light typing, key­ We started “Gerlinda” our minia­ ant Superintendent, 21 scratching the same, self injury and used since they may confuse the pet phone sales office for punch, data entry/retrieval, filing, audit, recep­ ture schnauzer in such a crate and camera is designed for taking pictures under water. Pendleton Drive, He­ barking are frequent antics of some as to what area is acceptable to soil However, many water sports enthusiasts use it for malor dally news­ ★ Immediate openings she loves it She abides there often paper, 5pm-9pm, bron, CT 06248. Tele­ tionist duties. Candidates should posses typing CO pooches left alone at home. up

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MANCHESTER- 1 bed­ Clerk 3 In Its Water and 1823, MorIconI Real Bolton lpaper 8i carpeting. 1st buy 0 delightful 4 bed­ vacy In gorgeous sher/dryer hook-up, newly decorated 1st room Condo with gar­ bedroom, 2 baths, 5 bedrooms and Vh baths floor laundry, multi­ room home for only 0 2 bedroom apartments, floor apartment. Heat Sewer Department. moye In condition,fire- and lovely family room. Estate. Beautiful 7 room home with neighborhood. 4 large appliances, quiet area, large kitchen 8, living age. New kitchen rate in-law apartment on 7.34 level deck 8i much 8 c hot water. $495. Mar­ The position Is part- placed Hying room, On lower level there Is a MANCHESTER-CAPE- $217,500. The perfect bedrooms, 2 '/2 baths. kids okay. $800 plus appliances. Possible more. Professionally room. Close to bus line. 8 c time, 18 hours per complete In-law set-up 127 White St. 3 bed­ acres. $319,900. blend of comfortable Drastically reduced to utilities. Security and ried couple Security rent credit toward pur­ near schools.$146,900. DIR: Highland Street to Camp landscaped lot with $575 per month, plus week. Reaulres gra­ with a spa. In move-ln rooms, IVa baths. New living, choice location $210,000. Coll Noreen references. Available references. No pets. chase. $525 plus utili­ A must to see, call Meeting Rd., left on Flora many mature plant­ utilities. 1 month secur­ 649-5413 after 6pm. duation from a stand­ today for an appoint­ condition, you won't be­ kitchen with applian­ and affordable price. today! 646-0868. August 1st. 646-2490. ity. Call evenings 647- ties. No pets. Credit ard high school, and 2 ces. Maintenance free O P E N H O U SE ings. North Coyentry, Home offers formal MANCHESTER- 2 bed- references 8 c security ment. Century 21, Ep- lieve this gorgeous home $209,900.Philips Real RE/MAX East of the MANCHESTER 1 bed- 9072. years e; room with stone fire­ Keith Real Estate 646-4126. free exterior. There's Excellent salary with Jackson Real Estate, bedrooms, formal din­ plenty of room to relax WOODLAND GLB4 ♦ J 6 ♦ K 8 2 By Jam es Jacoby South had 10 tricks. M A N C H E S TE R - 5 ro om R anch, place. Large kitchen ing room, keeping shift and weekend dlf- 647-8400.O with center Island. 2 In the lightly wooded, 49 Woodland SL ftf K 10 7 4 Y A J 9 5 Although declarer played well. East ferenrtal. Contact Bar­ large 22 loot living room with (re- room, full basement. spacious lot too! This Model open S u a 1-4pm ♦ A 9 5 2 ♦ J864 From the European Mixed Team fell from grace at trick two. Instead of CATCH THE bedrooms. Beautiful There's charm galore bara Rushia RN DNS BREEZE!!!! Enloythe plaoe i bookshelves, modem lot $289,000. U & R GENTLY ON YOUR house needs a little A Thura., 4-7 pm. ♦ J 9 3 *Q5 Championship held in Bordeaux, playing back a heart. East should have kitchen, deck, storage shed, with wainscoting and MlND-$123,900. Make 341 Bldwell Street, cool summer breezes Realty, 643-2692.0 work but Is In a great Naur spadouB 2 bedfoxn, 1 balti France, comes today’s interesting played a small trump. Of course de­ appiiances, tuit basement. wide pine floors yourself at home in this SOOTH Manchester 647-9191. while you sit on the neighborhood. Call for oondoB, private a xixm irily of only 16 deal, played by Greek expert Evange- clarer could put up the queen and go to MANCHESTER- ONE throughout. Totally 3 bedroom Townhouse ♦ AQ753 NURSES AIDES- part summer porch of this $129,900. Keith Real Estate details!! Anne Miller tovmhouMs. Call 6458480 kx de- Y2 los Nartis. Aggressive bidding got him dummy with a high club to play a dia­ 6 4 M 1 2 6 FLOOR LIVING. Hard­ updated plumbing and end unit with a formal Real Estate, 647-8000.O time positions ayalla­ terrific 7 room Dutch wood floors through­ electrical system, new ta is . ♦ K Q 10 3 to four spades, and he made the con­ mond as before. He should now put in ble at Victorian Colonial on Redwood dining room, 3 bed­ BEACH 8, BOAT the 10 of diamonds, but West would out this cute "starter" foundation and root. rooms, fireplaced liv­ Dlr.:RI.84toM«nchwlar. Main St.to 48 6 2 tract with careful play. Heights Health Care Road In Manchester. MANCHESTER- Country LAUNCH PRIVI­ Woodknd SL. Woodknd Gian V10 tri win the ace and continue with the jack or "retirement" Ranch This malesty sits on ing room, appllanced Vulnerable; Neither East won the four of hearts with the Center. A 116 bed long Featuring 3 bedrooms, Charm. Beautiful 3 on a quiet street. High­ over 1.3 acres of land LEGES add to the at­ oniighL jack and returned a low heart. Declar­ of spades. Declarer would now lack term care facility for 1.5 baths, fireplace, kitchen, and finished Dealer: West bedroom country style lights Include large with more land also lower deck overlook­ tractions of this 5 room er ruffed and played a club to dum­ the entries to dummy to ruff three CNA's. Increases hours newer oak kitchen, 1st colonial, completely fireplaced living room. available. Call the Ranch close to lake. 2-3 CONDOMINIUMS-Sunnv hearts in his hand with his little available for the floor family room, renovated. Over '/j ing the private, wooded bedrooms, sliders to Ranch Condo, private South West North Elast my's ace and a diamond back to his $132,900.D.W. Fish office about the poten­ backyard. The com­ Pass Pass king. West won and played another spades, and would eventually have to summer. Starting sa­ hardwood floors, eco­ acre of beautifully ma­ Realty, 643-1591.0 tial for home business covered patio, stone entrance. Rent with op­ 1 ♦ lary $8.66. Contact Bar­ nomical gas heat, nicured lawn and yard plex Is country set yet fireplace, 1st floor tion to buy! $59,900. 1 4 Dbl.* 2 ♦ 2 4 heart, ruffed. Now came the diamond lose four tricks. bara Rushia RN DNS tastefully decorated, BEACON HILL, opportunlng in this an easy commute to 3 4 Pass 44 All pass king and a diamond ruff, another heart James Jacoby 's books 'Jacoby on B ridge' and with many fruit trees one-of-a-kind home! laundry. New roof & IMMACULATE 1st 'Jacoby on Card Games'(written with bis father, 341 Bldwell Street, easy care with alumi­ MANCHESTER- Huge Hartford. Call for de­ furnace, new carpet- floor unit. Fully 'negative double ruff and the last diamond ruffed in and plants. Close to 3 bedroom, 2 full bath Anne Miller Real Est­ tails!! Anne Miller the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Manchester 647-9191. nium siding and a 1-384 and vet still a little ate, 647-8000.D Ing. Coventry, opllonced! $60,900. dummy. Declarer now cashed dum­ bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books newer roof too! bit of country. $159,900. Ranch style condo In Real Estate, 647-8000.Q $127,499.Philips Real 2BEDROOM END Opening lead: Y 4 $199,900. Jackson & Call today for details. mint condition. Totally Estate, 742-14500 UNIT. Pool & Tennis, renovated In 1986. linJSITUATION Jackson Real Estate, Century 21, Epstein 3 bedroom, fireplaced liv­ charming village set­ 647-8400.O Realty, 647-8895.0 CHFA/FHA Approved. ting.$124,900. Anne I'^IW ANTED $99,000.D.W. Fish ing room, super size, OPEN HOUSE nice family neighbor­ Miller Real Estate, 647- Reolty, 643-1591 .o 8000. □ W ILL BABYSIT child 1- Smart shoppers shoo Excessive abbreviations hood. Call Ron Four- A stro g ra p h VERNON'S BEST BUY nlerRE/MAX East of 1/2 year or older. For Classified! They find abbreviate results! 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Directions: lock grove with roman­ 9 Highland St. to Carter tic ash brook running June 24,1990 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Set your your gifts productive. earn you up to $52,000 per sights a notch or two higher today PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Things year. Service Holiday Inns, St. U 8. R Realty, through It! $150,000. lots 643-2692.0______Other parcels. 643-7995. In the year ahead you should begin to where your personal ambitious are con­ should work out to your ultimate advan­ Best Western, Comlort inns experience an improvement in your fi­ cerned. You're a good achievement cy­ tage today, provided you don't wattle it or other company owned Extra $ $ $ for VERNON-BOULDER nancial trends. In fact, you might even cle and you might be able to accomplish you encounter a little opposition. Keep accounts. Part or Fuli Time. RIDGE III. A continua­ be able to get some of the things you’ve things at which you couldn't succeed a Stitt upper lip and move forward with No soiling involved. Requires tion of Boulder Ridge I I ROOMS been wanting, but felt you couldn’t previously. victory in mind. your Summer $19,500 cash investment. and II, nice high 3/4 1 FOR RENT afford. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It will be of ARIES (March 21-April 19) When shop­ Call 1-800-762-1965 Any­ acre wooded lots with CANCER (June 21-July 22) Today you importance to you today to see that ev­ Fun!! time, city utilities. Direc­ ping today don't be too hasty about VERNON FROM $214,500 COVfcN PRY- Sunny, pri­ might meet someone new of the oppo­ eryone with whom you’re involved is paying the sticker price, especially tor tions: Tunnel Rd. to vate entrance, both, site gender but you may not be initially treated fairly. People about whom large household appliances. Checking ADVERTISE •12 STYLES '1900-2500 SQUARE FEET Rlsley Rd. to Tallwood fireplace. Non- impressed. However, this is a person you’re concerned will be equally as pro­ prices from several sources could save $ LOCAL ROUTE $ Rd. U 8< R Realty, smokers. $400. Coll 742- you could grow to like, so don't jump to tective of you. you money. 643-2692.0 YOUR Handling Frito Lay, Nabisco and DIR: From manchester E. Middle Tpke., left on Lake Street 5861.______conclusions. Know where to look for ro­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Even other name brand snack foods. From Vernon: Rte 30 to Tunnel Road, left on L ^e ^re e l ROOM-sIngle or couple. mance and you'll find it. The Astro- There’s a possibility you might work out though you'll have all the right words to­ Service accounts set-up and MANCHESTER-$134,900. Kitchen privileges, pri­ Graph Matchmaker instantly reveals an arrangement with another today that day, others will not consider you glib. classified with us owned by parent company. Prod­ C.H.F.A. money will be which signs are romantically perfect for could prove to be rather rewarding, Friends who listen closely to what you out soon. Why not out vate residence. 647-9613 ucts have 100% mark-up. Nation­ after 7pm. you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this even though you might play only a mi­ say will know it comes from the bottom wide census shows outstanding your offer In today on newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, nor role. of your heart. return. Requires appro*. 8 hours this 3 bedroom, I'/z MANCHESTER- OH 44101-3428. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Special GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Someone Manchester Herald par week and investment ot D.WFISH Better THlnWlTVCOMPAMy I H o m e S t , bath. Colonial In mint comfortable room, 2nd LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Desire is a very alliances in which you enter at this time close to you might poke a nose into your X JLsnri (fMtfIrns $14,850 rash secured by equip­ condition. Call now!! floor, gentlemen only. powerful motivating force within you to­ have good chances for success, espe­ financial affairs today, but don’t be un­ ment. Call 1-800-553-6277. J; ______6 4 3 - 2711 MANCHESTER VERNON Deb646-2046 evenings. $75 per week. Non- day. If there is something special you cially if you get involved with someone duly alarmed. This person will be look­ 643-159T 871-1400 RE/MAX East of the smokers preferred. want strongly enough, you'll figure out a energetic who is slightly younger than ing only lor profitable possibilities River, 647-1419.0 Coll Rose 647-8400. way to get it. you. you've ignored. 1 9 9 0

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I CONDOMINIUMS FOR RENT CONDOMINIUMS VACATION FOR RENT iq 7 d INDUSTRIAL ITV/STEREO/ 1 RENTALS PROPERTY bedroom condo with FLOORING APPLIANCES N VERNCN-l bedroom garage. New kitchen CAPE C O D - Condo, $700/month. In­ AAANCHESTER-$139,900 appliances. Possible Y A R A A D U T H . 4 b ed­ TRASH CDAAPACTOR: cludes heat and hot newer River Bend In­ rent credit toward pur­ ro o m s, la rg e lot. $450 new JennAfre b la c k water. Laundry/Pool- dustrial Condo’s. 1600 front. 15 Inch built-in. chase. $525.00 p lu s u t ili­ weekly. 2 or more con­ square feet with over­ ties. No pets. Credit /Tennls. Available Au- se cu tiv e w eeks, $425. FLOORSANDING P a id $422, s e ll fo r $225 oust 1. 646-0059. head door. Near high­ •Room Ilka new cash. 649-5400 Or 872- references and secur­ Approxlmatelv 1 m ile w a y and AAall. $229,900 ’ Specializing in older floors from ocean. Va m ile 8555. CARPENTRY/ INSTALLATION/ ity required. Call Tom c o m m e rc ia l B1 zoned . ’ fltetural t stained floors HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS P & E Painting Boyle-Boyle Real Est­ HOMES from lake. Call Allbrio building plus land and ’ No waxing anymore REMODELING Cleaning, Haling, Carpentry, REPAIR YARDMASTERS BRUSH WORKS ate. 649-8000. R e a lty , 649-0917. A professional look without the FOR RENT garages. Fronts on 2 John Verfalle 6000 THINOS Remodelrv Reaeonabty Priced Interior Painting main roads. Anne 646-5750 W allpajMrr - $25 a roll SPRING CLEANUP professional coeL TO EAT Free Estimaies Installation and RepiacemenI EAST HARTFCRD AND CHARLESTDWN A Alller R eal E sta te , 647- Vinyl Floor All Celle Answeiad ■Trees & Lawns Cut A Experienced AAANCHESTER $800 ■!*r Free Estim ates VERNCN- 2 very nice RHODE ISLAND- cot­ 8000. of Water Heaters ■Yards & G a r a ^ Cleaned A Fully Insured monthly. Nice area. 3 STRAWBERRIES- Pick Caram ic T lla Rick’s Handyman & large 1 bedroom con­ tage. S leeps 5. $425 a •Gas ■Brush Piles Removed CaU Eric for free estimates ^ 12yrs. experience bedrooms, T/s baths, your own. Chaponis Carpentry Carpentry ^ n rlce do’s. Below market w eek. 646-0174. A fte r •Eleciric •Truck it Backhoe Work utilities not Included. MISCELLANEOUS brothers on Clark Uconsed i Insurad 646-1948 ■Exterior H o u s^ in tin g 646-6277 w/excellent references June 24.1-401-364-1025. rent! Fully oppllonced, Security and referen­ FOR RENT FURNITURE Street, South Windsor. Tom ’s Installation 0 1 ■Driveways ^ l e d wall to wall carpeting, •k Repair ceilings, walls ces required. Available AAISQUAAAICUT RHODE Free containers. Dpen WIsonOIOonpany ■Landscaping Installations la rg e e at In k itch e n . 647-7126 J u ly 1st. 647-9658 a fte r 6 ISLAND- Spacious cot­ AVAILABLE SOFA- Excellent condi­ 8 am -8pm c a ll 528-5741 GCFHOME SERVICES _ _ f i j a a 3 9 3 ■Complete Building & Wall Papering and Painting •k Refinish cabinets Easy access to high­ tion, gold & green R«nodeling, Addiliofw. decks, Prop^v Maintained pm . tage, sleeps 7 w ith 2 fu ll Immedlatelv-clean, se­ for latest picking Infor­ 30 years Experience way. W ill rent for less baths, 2 blocks from cu re g a ra g e s In AAan- floral pattern. With 3 windows, doors, dryw^l, •Any )oD Contidered w/fine finished work mation. Dpening Satur­ CARPENTER & LANDSCAPING than $500 p e r m on th ! the ocean. Quiet area chester and Vernon. cushions, on wheels. Sattsfacdon Guaranteed, Fully Insured Free EslinuUes Insurance, References and day June 9th. k Fully Insured W!!l do rent option or I VACATION fom llv’s only, no pets. $45/m onth. 646-4144. A s k in g $100. C a ll 647- HANDYMAN SERVICE Free Estimates FREE ESTIMATES EARTH RENOVATORS Cali - YARDMASTERS seller financing. Call RENTALS C a llJ o e L o m b a rd o 647- 0007 If no a n sw e r c a ll N o jo b to o sm a ll. Chris FHzmaurice now- Richard Burns at 742-8187. lan d Cleared 643-9996 MARTY MATTSSON 647-0836 1413. A fte r 4 c a ll 649- ROOMMATES Specializing in remodeling. 645-6559 649-4431 RE/AAAX East Df The CAPE CCD- Dennlsport- 9345. LIVING ROOM SOFA 3 1991 SPORTING ■New Lawns Installed WANTED Fully Insured. R iv e r. 647-1419 o r 646- .Cottage $520/week ta b le s $500. B e d ro o m I GOODS :Bobcat & BacKhoe Work 3093. sleeps 6. C a ll 429-3114. LAWN-SCAPE RDDAAATE WANTED- headboard, mans chest Call Tom - 649-6273 ■Stump Removal P l a c i n g a n w o in c la s ­ WEIGHT SET- Heavy CLEANING Complete property maintenance PAVING AAale or Female, AAan- unchest, ladles triple ■Screen Top SOMA sified Is a very easv/ INDUSTRIAL dresser, nlghtoble, 2 duty. Olympic style - n \ SERVICE Fully Insured simplo process. I chester. Large duplex, 440 lbs. of weights. Landscape Materials Driveways By SEWING MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY $315 a m onth. $630 se­ m irro rs , $800. D in in g KITCHEN & BATH "THE RNISHING TOUCHES” room table 6, 4 c h a irs Bench, plus many ex­ TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? D elivered ALTERATIONS curity, plus V2 utilities. 643-8275 GILL & SON'S PAVING SERVICES $300. G o v e rn o r W ln- tra s. A s k in g $500. C a ll S ' REMODELING OR A HOUSE ONLY ■Slone Driveways No Job Too Big or Too Small AAANCHESTER- 643-5154 a fte r 6 pm . 646-1238, leave ______D ou g ______Avallable July 1, th ro p desk $200. Key­ SURFACE CLEANED. 644-5998 IN-EX Painting ■Free Estimates RDDAAATED wanted to b o a rd w ith stand $200, m essage.______From the smallest THEN CALL UE AT ■AN Work Guaranteed SEAMSTRESS CHARLES THE 4800/7200 sq u a re feet share home In AAan- commericalindustrlai a lso 4 14lnch C h e w repair to the largest ■Dressmaking 'Alterations HANDYMAN ch e ste r. $300 a m on th , m a g s $200. P ric e s ne­ f r e e s t y l e BICYCLE P 644-1134 871-4590 3 phase e le c tric . 646- Sendees ■Replace Z i p ^ -C oat Lin in g s utilities Included. No­ B ra n d new $300. C a ll renovation, we will do a A S K F O R A N IT A Brookside Exterior 20 Yaara Exparlenca ENTERPRISES 5477. g o tia b le c a ll 647-7957 HOME sm o k e rs. 646-3359. evenings after 6pm. 742-8251. complete job. BONDED A INSURED Senior Citizen Discount ■Custom Curtains -SlbxxiverB POVYER WASHING X YEARS EXPERIENCE O O Maintenance & IMPROVEMENT residential & commercial Start to finish. Power Washing CALL 647-8730 FREE ESTIMATES DEE’S CLEANING SERVICE Landscaping ROOFING/ PAINTING DO Are you upset with your present $ S A V E $ Free Estimates interlor/exterior Complete do-it-yourself cleaning service not doing the job SIDING CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME­ Div. of GRF & Company, Inc. Fully Insured i l . v . ' . SPRING CLEANING programs available. D&HHOME Household vinegar Is an' t te sp e c ia liz e In o ffic e cle a n in g NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL •garages yard cellars Specialist in Year-Round We Treat Your Home effective and Inexpensive C a ll 647-1111 RESIDENTIAL ■gutters Heritage Kitchen & Exterior Maintenance fabric sottner when added, *10131111109 PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! A S K F O R D E E IMPROVEMENT ■Roof Repairs ■brushAree & trash 10 years in tw txjsirress Like Our CXvn to the final laundry rinse. Bath Center Residential ■ Commercial ■Gutters z m ’Roofing Classified Is the effective removal Come visit our showroom at: ■Wood Shingles A Specialty ★ 30 yrs. experience ■Lawn Maintenance Kevin ond Inexpensive wav to O T) 254 Broad Street House Cleaning ’Siding Cali Anytima Ask For Gil find a cash buyer for ★ fast, reliable & M y insured household Items you no Manchester Polish w om an will ■Landscape Design & Installation 6440056 ____ 6460674 ★ 10% senior ciscxxjnts •Seamless Gutters longer use. 643-2711. CALL 872-4072 649-5400 clean your home. ■Exterior Power Washing ol AH Lany OS o m Surlacas •Full Re-Modeling LIONEL COTE 644-4663 or ROOFING & SIDING GSL Building m LIQUIDATION ■Driveway Sealing t Paving 5266389 644-2835 Service ■30 Years Experience LANDSCAPING Maintenance Co. ■Tree Work ■Fully Insured ESTATE LIQUIDATION •Written Guarantee Interior/Exterior Screened Top Soil Commercial/Residential 1990 BUICK REGAL 1990 BUICK SKYLARK SED ■License # 506737 building repair and home Commercial & Residential ■Tractor Work Any amount delivered 2Dr.,AT,A/C,V-6,Defog. 4 Dr., AT, A/C, V-6, Defog., White Wall Tires •References Painting Done improvements. Interior and o o Country Cleaners 646-9564 Also; Backhoe, Bobcat, $ STOCK #1249 STOCK #1289 Cash or Sell on ■light caq>enlrydr1veway sealing exterior Minting, light car Commercial & Residential ■Gutter Cleaning & Maintenance ■ceilings and walls repaired Loader available K ^ Bq)erienc8d and dependable •Licensed and Insured ■allies and cellars cleaned pentry. Complete janitorial D > Consignment service. Experienced, reli­ CaH for a free estimate 203-645-8892 VERY 643-6386 Davis Construction 645-1174 Carol Green able, free estimates ONLY Free Estimates fully insured/free esbmates DECKS/ 872-1400 or 659-9555 $ 13 , 4 8 0 * oNt, $ 10 , 6 8 9 * 3 3 C O COMPETrriVE 643-0304 *Prke$ Include Factory RebatesI ^ 649-0778 Landscaping Consulting ADDITIONS ON SELECT MODELS FACTORY REBATES FROM $500TO $1250.7.9% A.P.R. FINANCING 1$ 3 3 > Fully Insured PRICES ” We can tell you THE DECK WORKS t i l e / m a r b l e AVAILABLE IN LIEU OF FACTORY REBATEI DELIVERY MUST BE ON OR BEFORE 6/30/90. > H CUSTOM QUAUTY “ 0 648-1981 what tolook for... (Spring Special) PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK Orre stop improvements. ELDERLY CARE DJR TILE W ORKS Frank Young Framing to Painting. 2 4 h o u r s and what to look Beautifully built decks at great Install/Replaoe various tile & 1986 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX : Licensed & Insured. NURSE'S AIDE LA W N CARE out for!" affordability. m aible - Autoti^Cx.Alfv Cassette;, V-8, low MtleageJ 30K^i CaH Dave Adamick -QuailyWotk Contracting & Years of Experience. FREE ESTIMATES - - PW, PDL for a free quote. Gilbert’s Lawn Service 644-2362 ■Reasonable Prices T m ONE ' 647-1814 Hospital Trained. Complete Lawn Care HarBro ■Free Estim ates Maintenance Excellent References. Trucking, Bobcat Rental. MASONRY - 646-3455 Watch This Space Each Week ... MuSl ^"SEENl $7480 Loam, Stone & Mulch INSTANT S£RVICEA^R£E BSTIUATES 742-6402 Painting Company: Bath/Kitchen Remodeling _ Dejjve/ies SPRING IS THE TIME Decks are USED CARS Free Estimates For Chimney R ^ ir of Manchester 1989 Buick Regal Coupe...... 510 930 1987 Isuzu Pup Pickup...... $4 280 One Call Does It All OUR SPECIALTY i l 291-9681 Call Now For Free utim ate Quality Painting TREE SERVICE/ ■Painting Interior & Exterior 1988 OWsmobile 98 Regency Brougham., s ia ’dan 1987 Olds Cutlass Ciera 4 Dr...... $6*990 30 Years Experience ■Wailpapering 1988 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier...... $s’980 HEATING/ Talaga Masonry Services Customized to your needs ■ PRUNING 1986 Okte Delta Sedan...... J 8495 M & M Plum bing & Heating PLUMBING liscensed for top quality crafts­ ■Remodeling -Custom Kitchens 1988 Chevy Cavalier...... $6*990 1987 Buick Century LTD Wagon...... $8*680 LAWN SERVICE 643-8209 ■Free Estunates 1988 Olds Ciera Sedan...... $8*480 649-2871 Fertilizing, liming, spring manship. Call Joe & Bathrooms 1986 Buick Skyhawk Coupe...... $5*980 ■Senior Citizen Discounts WARRICK BROS. 1988 Olds Custom Cruiser Wagon...... ■«'xon ______a fter 6pm______■Aluminum ic Vinyl 643-7381 -Room Alleralions & Additions 1986 Pontiac Grand Piix...... $7*980 M & M O IL clean-up, complete lawn •Pfuning 1987 Buick Park Ave...... $11*490 service. Powerwashing ■Tree Removal ■Replacement Windows 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille...... $9*480 PLUMBING & HEATING ■Professional CUmbirtg 1987 Chevrolet Caprice...... $7*495 CREATIVE BUILDERS 643-0747 ■Etecirical 1985 Mercury Marquis...... $5*495 ■ OH Burner Service & Sales PAINTING/ 646-6815 You can make excellent * Senior Citizen Discounts 1988 Ford Ranger Pickup...... $5*895 1985 Oldsmobile Calais...... $5*980 WE DESIGN FOR YOU! ■Plumbing ■ Automatic O il DeHvery 649-8045 dish cloths from the mesh * FuHy Insured 1987 Buick Regal...... $8*495 1982 Chevrolet Celebrity 45k...... $3*995 Beautiful kitchens I bathroom addF ■WeH Pumps Sales A Service PAPERING We're Here To Serve ■Roofing bags In which oranges, 645-1973 1987 Oldsmobile Ciera...... $6*990 1982 Citation 46k...... $2,295 00 tions/Wood decks. ■Water Heaters (Eiwiric s q m ) ootatoes, onions, etc. are ■Exterior Siding 1987 Buick Regal Coupe...... $8*495 ALL MASON WORK ■Bathroom & Kitchen MOWING WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. sold. Just boll for 15 Quality work at a College Pro ■Decks You named; We can d o t Remodeling All lawn, tree, and m inutes In w a te r to w h ich HAWKES TREE SERVICE reasonable pricel •1.000,000 Liability Ins. Senior Citizen Discount * 30 Yrs. ExperierKse chlorine bleach has been BuckaL kuck & chipper. ■Senior Citizen Discounts shrub service Interior & Exterior ■Hardworking College StudenU * Ucanaed ■Electric Work added. Put still good but Stump removal. R ee Complete Property Maintenance CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Free Estimaies ■2 Year Written Guarantee * Insured FREE ESTIMATES C A L L J O H N ■Free Estimates no-longer needed furni­ estimatee. Special Call Brian Weigle ture and appliances back "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" Call 646-0440 Phone: MANCHESTER consideration for elderly and 649-0773 645-8912 Info use by selling them - Call 1-800-34M649 24 Hours harxticapped 203 643-6774 81 Adam s Street, Manchester 649-2871 w ith a low-cost Classified. 647-7553 643-2711. No Job Too Small (Open Eves. 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I MUSICAL I CARS ? *' ’ 13 r:; : - f z T ' ITEMS CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE . WHERE I FOR SALE [ ^ C A R S [ g l J C A R S GIBSON ACOUSTIC FOR SALE FOR SALE G U IT A R - Like n ew O LDSM O BILE 1987 Delta DO I $250. C all 742-8251. iplchNISSAN/MAZDA CAAAARO- Z28 1978. 80K Royal 4 door, loaded. JTl!l6S/ 350/ 4 S P 6 G d . CARDINAL Cal 1647-9199 after 6 pm. SIGN? NEW 1990 NISSAN SENTRA “XE’ condition. PLYMOUTH HORIZION- C A D I L L A C 1983 Sed an BUiCK, INC. NEW 1990 MAZDA 323 $1900 o r best otter 528- DeVille. Loaded. Ex­ PETS AND C H E V E R O L E T 1979 Ca- 2662. 1985. Needs repair. 1988 Rxd Ranger P/U $5,895 3 D o 6999* NOW ^6999* 9974. D O D G E C H A R G E R 1974- b u i l d i n g s , MANCHESTER COM- 1987 Buick Somerset Cpe $7/480 318 engine, autom atic FREE: to o good home 1987 Chevrolet Caprice $7,495 Projert A ^ ite c L John Franas Kraemer, AIA of the Fai^ties NEW 1990 MAZDA PROTEGE “SE” NEW 1990 NISSAN STANZA “XE” COUGAR 1980 XR7-S1500 transmission/ running without children. Point 1986 Mitsubishi Pickup $3,995 Planning D e p ^ o n t of the Board of Trustees of Community AT, Air Cond., ______or best otter. Runs condition. $500 o r best HERE’S MY CARD.... seal Siamese cat. Light 1966BuickSkyhawkCpe $5,980 5 SpcL, Cloth great. Power- VVbodand SL. Hartford. CT 06105 1986 Pontiac Grand Prn $7,980 otter 646-5862. brown with dark brown Cassette, Se#e, Rear everythlng. 521-4540. ^ •hereafter pubNdy opened ears. Call 646-4246 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVille $9^60 Power Steering ^ re^ AK questions should be address^ to the Defroster, C H E V R O L E T - 1973 M a ­ Busine^ Cards.will run wtth heading describing types please leave message. 19850ldsmobileCalais $5,960 and M orel Project Architect at (203) 725-6641. 1982 Chevrolet Celebrity 45k $3,995 Tinted Qlaae CHEVY CELEBRITY libu 2 door. Mint condi­ of businesses for customer convenience for locating 1982 Citation 46k $2,295 #0-71924) and Morel 1985. $150 or best otter. tion. 1 owner. 37K the specialty business in your neighborhood. ^ s ^ r i t y each bid must be accompanied by a Certified I MISCELLANEOUS 81 Adams Street #4-83004) Must sell. Call Steve original miles. Best C h ^ payable to the Treasurer of the State of Connecticut or FOR SALE 429-8029. otter. Call 646-4885. the bid must be accompanied by a BID BOND, in the form re- Manchester N0W^9599* quin^ by ^ awarding authority and having as surety thereto 649-4571 NOW ^9499* D A T S U N W A G O N - 1980, C H E V Y M O N Z A - 1978 a u ­ 4 Thursdays with 4 business card such Surety Company or Com ^nies as are authorized do NEW 1990 MAZDA MX-6 “DX” NEW 1990 NISSAN 240-SX “SE” 74K miles, excellent tomatic, V-6, Maroon b ^ m e ss in this State for an amount not less than 10% of the END R O LLS condition. $600. Call hard-top. Clean Inside ads $65°° M ik e 568-3500 d a y s, 644- to 27'/6" width — 50C 5 Spd., Air 5 Spd., Stereo, and out, NO RUST, new NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE ^ r f o r m a i ^ ^ Labor and Material Payments Bonds shall be 1889 after 6pm. p a in t lob, AM/Fm 13" width — 2 tor 50« Cond., Air Cond., tumished by the successful bidder awarded the contract in an o Caeeetleand Cloth, FWC cassette stereo, front OFFERED SUCH A FANTASTIC amount of 100% of the Contract Sum. O ^ \ Newsprint end rolls can be Schaller's bucket seats. Engine picked up at the Manchester Morel and More ATTENTION: GOVER- RATE AS THIS! Contrart Documents consist of DRAWINGS numbered C-1 Quality Pre-Owned Autos needs some work. All 5 -n Herald ONLY before 11 am. #0-71M4> MENT SEIZED VEHI­ Ihrough A-9 (i.e.; Site Plan. Roof Plans, Elevations Monday through Thursday. Value Priced #4-61664) C L E S fro m $100. F ord s, original paperwork. O n ly driven 2 w eeks containing the IN­ 1987 ACURA INTEGRA LS 3 DR. Mercedes, Corvettes, Call the Classified Department for more STRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS. B D FORM THE C^NERAL AiXo, Arc, SumDof Chews. Surplus Buy­ then taken off the road. details & copy deadlines $9,300 $500 o r best offer W hat CONDITIONS OF THE CONTRACT SUP p C ^E M EN T ^Y NOW ni,499* HOW >13,299* ers Guide. (1) 602-838- 643-2711 GENERAL CONDITIONS, and TECHNICAL SPECIFICA 1966 HONDA PRELUDE a steal!!! Call 643-0030 8885, Ext. A-775. TiONS SECTIONS 06100, 07300, 07M5 0 7 ^ 07^, S S p M d , Arc, Suofool after 6pm. n ^ TAG SALE $8,700 DEMO 1990 MAZDA 626 “LX” NEW 1990 NISSAN PICKUP ®na 07900 as are found bound toother and titled O o 1988 SUBARU GL SEDAN CAMPUS BUILDINGS' dated JUNE MANCHESTER-47 Alice Auto. Arc. P S , P B 5 Spd., Air 5 Spd., 2.4 8, 1990. Plans and specifications may be obtained from Tom CD Dr. behind Amazings $7,400 Cond., Power . Administration, Manchester Community Cof- 1990 ACURA LEGEND L SEDAN Engine, Cloth Store. Saturday, June Sunroof. Seataand tege, 60 BidwoH St.. Manchester. Connecticut. Deposits for ob­ 23rd, 10-4. M Isc . h o u se ­ s Spd., Loaded, ALB, Sacurily Syt. PONTIAC AMD rn . $22 900 taining Plans and Specifications A R E NOT REOUIRED. hold and kitchen Items, Moral 1985 CADILUC SEDAN DEVILLE SCOPE OF WORK furniture, exercise V-e, Fuiy Loaded, Lite New #0-71304) # 441204) eaulpment, ladles $7 900 The woik of this contract inefudes the demolition and removal clothes, garden tools. 1985 OLDS CIERA BROUGHAM BUICK SALE 90.000 square feet of existing shingle roofing z m Roln/fihlne.______y.6. Ful r>0wer. Extra Clean NOW n 2,999* 1990 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 OR. and underiayments; roof replacement with new underiaymente $4 900 TAG SALE- Saturday 9-4. HOW >6999* 1990 BUICK NEW REGAL 2 DR. and fibergla^ based asphalt shingles; installation of new O 1988 MAZDA 323 SE VALUE LEADER ^ flashings and sheet nr»tal; potential partial plywood roof deck 315Tlmrod Road. Toys, Auto, M i, PS, PB. Low Milaa HEW 1990 MAZDA 929 “S” NEW 1989 NISSAN 4X4 PICKUP A/C, DEFOG., STEREO Gl Joe, Transformers, $3,900 NEW replacement; and installation of new aluminum seamless gut­ etc., bookcase, misc. 1968 MAZDA 323 U AT, L/eather King Cab, 5 STK. #2-4043-0 ters and downspouts. “ Auto, A/T, PS, PB. Low Milaa t0ilDlin0U954 O T 1 S A T U R D A Y J U N E 23, 39 Seale, L4>adedl Spd., Air 054-06 $7,400 lODM Lyndale Street, Man­ 198/CHEVY CAMARO Cond., Cloth m chester 9-4. F u rn itu re , V-8, 5 Spd., T-Top, Arc Seats and INCLUDES CM dolls, keyboard, floor $6,900 #4k-71864l More! 1st TIM E BU YER 1967 MAZDA RX7 PROGRAM - 0 ) exercisor, clothing, #4-55664) NOW *4,990 womens 10 speed bike, S Spd., Arc, Sununa FunI NOW *13,792 and m ore! $9,400 g o 1968 CHEVY K-5 BLAZER 1990 PONTIAC TRANS SPORT S/E MANCHESTER- Satur­ V-e, Auto, Silverado, Loaded NOW ^9799 1990 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR. $14,500 d ay, Ju n e 23 9-3. S p rin g Also 1990 Nissan Pathfinders DEMO, LOADED DEMO, LOADED D > Street. 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CARS S ta rs FOR SALE Stan d out N OUTTO BECOME mNows SPORTS MANCHESTER'S ,When you need to advertise THE TIME nothing works #1 like Classified! O R D E R USED CAR O N E F O R TO BUY! Braves dump Nixon; Cox is new manager Y O U R AD DEALER By Tom Saladino 83 Fteliant Wagon $1995 ifflmtrIjfBtpr Hrralh T O D A Y ! The Associated Press 84 Marquis 4 Door $3995 84 Skyhawk 4 Door $1595 643-2711 84 Grand Prlx 2 Door $2595 Dial 643-2711 ATLANTA — Atlanta Braves general manager Bobby 85 GrarxJ Marquis 4 Door $8995 8SColpa;k W a ^ $8995 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Cox was named manager of the last-place National 85 Town C ar 4 door $9995 ESTATE OF League West club Friday for the second time in less than 85FierD2Door $2995 85Eurospoft4Door LEGAL NOTICE WILUAM F. KEISH 10 years, replacing the fired Russ Nixon. $4395 OF 85 Escort 4 Door $1995 a/k/a “l*m excited and I welamie the challenge," Cox said 86VWGoH5Door $5495 THE TAX COLLECTOR WILUAM F. KEISH, SR. 66 Devflle 4 Door $12,995 EIGHTH UTIUTIES DISTRICT a/k/a By CARTER during a news conference at Atlanta-Fulton County 86 Caprice 4 Door $7995 WILLIAM KEISH Stadium. “But, obviously it is not a happy day for me.” 86Sunblrd2Door $4395 All persons liable by law to pay taxes in the Eighth Utilities Dis­ 86 200SX3DOOT $5995 trict of Manchester are hereby notified that on JUIY 1, 1990, I The Honorable William E. Earlier in the day, it was Cox’s job as general manager 86 C hew G20 Van $10,995 will have a rate bill FOR THE COLLECTION OF 7 mills on the FitzGerald. Judge of the Court MIYWARRAtsTTEED to inform Nixon of his dismissal. 86 S10 Blazer 2 Door $9395 Grand List of 1989 DUE TO THE COLLECTOR JULY 1 1990 66TcwnCar4door of Probate, District of I called Russ this morning and told him it was not a $12,995 Taxes will be accepted at 18 MAIN STREET, OFFICES OF 86 GMC Jimmy 2 Door $7995 Manchester at a hearing held W LLY RECONDITIONED good phone call,” Cox said. “He knew what I meant. I 86Audi5000S4Door THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT. OFFICE hours are: on 06/14/90 ordered that all $8995 told him to come into the office and we’d talk about it 86 Escort Wagon $4395 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 9:30A.M.-3:30P.M. claims must be presented to 86 Sable W a ^ $7995 the fiduciaiy at the address INSPECTIED THROUGHOUT I further.” & 86RX72DOOT $6995 ONE EVENING — THURSDAY, JULY 26. 1990 86 T-Bltd 2 Dcor $6395 6:00P.M.-8:00P.M. below. Failure to promptly Cox said Nixon took the news calmly. 86 Accord LXI4 Door $8995 Excluding Holidays present any such claim may “He said he felt tremendous relief that it was all over,” O 86 B2200 SE Pickup $4395 result in the loss of rights to All Taxes unpaid by AUGUST 2, 1990 will be charged interest 8 6 IMARK 3 Door $3595 recover on such claim. Cox said. “He had been under a lot of pressure the last 5 n 86 Lynx XR33DOOT $3695 at the rate of 18% (eighteen per cent) per year from JULY 1, 1990's few days.” 86 Tempo 4 Door $3995 1990 until paid, according to Public Act No. 12-146. A mini­ Sandra Haun 87 D od^ 600 4 Door $5595 Clerk 90CHEVPRIZM 4Dr,4Cyl,AjtaiAC $9595 There had been speculation for weeks that Nixon 87IRI mum penalty of $2.00 must be charged on each bill delinquent M R O C Z 2D oor $10,395 AUGUST 2. 1990. 90 CHEVPRIZM HATCHBACK 4Dr.4Ci.A4xM; would be fired after the Braves started slowly, winning 87Topaz4 Door $4595 The fiduciary is: $9795 87 CdaiS 4 Door $7995 EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Mittie C. Keish 90 CHEV CORSICA LT4i»,4ci,amm; $9995 only two of their first 15 ^ e s . Atlanta was mired in 87 Supra TRB 3 Door $14,395 c/o Thomas A. Bailey, Esq. 90 CHEV CORSICA LT4t> ,v-6.A,x,.Ayc SI 2,19S* last place in the West Division with a 25-40 record prior 87 Grand Am 2 Door $8695 Ernest R. Machell 1 Riverview Square 87 Regerx^ 98 4 Doa $10,495 Tax Collector 90 CHEV LUMINA 4(>.v4,aaxac 512,495* to Friday night’s game against San Diego. 87 Hyundai 3 Door East Hartford, CT 06108 $3495 033-06 v aaxm “There w ^ a tremendous strain on Russ and the 87 B2200 Pickup $3995 055-06 90CHEVCAVAUERZ-24CPE 4. ; 513,145* 87 Topaz LS 4 Door $4995 90 CHEV CELEBRITY STA WAG v4xA*xac 514,595* players,” said Cox, who will serve as manager and 87 Horizon 5 Door $3395 general manager for the remainder of the season. “I 87 Cougar LS Coupe $8995 90 CHEV S-10 BLAZER 4X4t4k».v4.aaxm; 516,195* 87 Taurus 4 Door $6995 90 CHEV CAPRICE aASSIC 4i>.vaa*xac 516,295* wanted Russ to succeed, but obviously it hasn’t worked o d 87 Dakota Pickup $6595 ‘ indula ary ivb riw olved by Chgwdat Mokr Dm. out. 87 Grand Marquis 4 Door' $9995 88 Hyundai LS 3 Door $5495 “In my own mind, this was something that had to be 88 323SE3Door $4995 1989's done. ... But it’s not a good day for me. It’s upsetting. 88 Escort 3 Door $4997 ISUPER 89 NISSAN SENTRA ‘F 4i>.ici.«o.ps EW 57750 88 Jaguar XJ6 Sedan $29,995 When somebody fails below you, it’s the same as if you O “0 88 Sable GS 4 Door $8595 89 CHEV C1061/2 PICKUP V4*uh*c 57895 failed.” 88 Town Car 4 Door $12,995 89 CHEV CAVAUER ‘CS’ 58095 The Assoctaled Press 88 Cougar LS 2 Door $8995 irn Cox, in his fifth season as general manager, managed 88RX7SE2Door $12,695 89 CHEV CELEBRfTY 4Dr.v4fcb«: 59495 the Braves for four seasons (1978-81) and the Toronto NEW BRAVES MANAGER — Atlanta Braves General Manager Bobby Cox, left, answers 89 F250 Pickup $18,421 O "n 89 Sable GS Wagon $11,995 Blue Jays for four seasons (1982-85). questions Friday at a news conference naming him the new Braves manager. Braves 89 Sable GS 4 Door $10,995 1988*5 “I’ve been expecting iL” Nixon said in a telephone in­ 89 Town Car 4 Door $19,995 president Stan Kasten, right, announced the move after Russ Nixon was fired as manager. 89 Grarxt Prlx LE 2 Door $11,995 88 CHEV SPECTRUM HATCH CPE 4CL.AAXM; 56495 terview from his home at Covington, Ga. “It’s been evi­ 89 Grand Marquis LS 4 D oor $ii'995 88 PONT SUNBIRD ‘SF CPE 4cla*,.ac 57295 MANY OTHERS NOT USTEO dent the last two weeks. One of the bullets was going to 88CHEVBERETTAGTCPEv«.aaxm; 58595 get me, they’ve been shooting so many at me.” ges at the news conference, said Cox would remain in and 1983 when the Reds finished last both seasons. 88 CHEV C1061/2 PICKUP v^aaxac 58695 The strain had started to show on Nixon. After Sun­ both jobs throughout the season. MORANDE 88 FORD RANGER XLT SUPER CAB v«AA> 59795 day’s 9-7 loss at San Francisco, Nixon became so angry NixcHi is the third major league manager fired this LINCaNMERCURY-MAZDA “At the end of the season we will look at the situation season. Davey Johnson of the New York Mets and Bucky 88 PLY VOYAGER *SF PASS VAN V-AA4D 511,795 while criticizing the team he hiul to be checked by the D > (fetmetly Moriarty Bros.) and Bobby will do one job or the other, not both,” he 301 Center Street 88CHEVCAMAROCPE VAAMAC 51Z495 club’s assistant trainer. Dent of the New \hnkees were the others dis­ Manchester said. missed. ? i ^ ' ONLY “I hope I can breathe a breath of fresh air into this 3 3 CO 643-5135 1 9 8 7 s club,” Cox said. “I don’t know if any major changes need Nixon was named manager of the Braves in 1988 after Kasten also said pitching coach Bnice Dal Canton will $24098 87 FORD ESCORT‘GL’ 2Dt.4ci.AA>.Ac 54995 to be made, maybe sraie minor ones.” Chuck Taimer was flred. The club was 42-79 under his be replaced by Leo Mazzone, pitching coach with Atlan­ J D > 87PONTSUNBIRD4cy.A,io,M: 55795 He is hoping to make a trade for a relief pitcher. direction that year and 63-97 in 1989, fmishing in last ta’s International League farm club at Richmond, Va. Dal > H ITRUCKS/VANS 87 FORD TEMPO ‘GL’4c»i.,*uto.A« 55895 Club p resit^ t Stan Kasten, who announced the chan- place both times. He also managed Cinciimati in 1982 Canton will replace Mazzone at Richmond. “0 FOR SALE month* 87PLYREUANT‘LF 4Cyl.,Auto./VC 55995 BLAZER 1979 K5 350 with 87 HONDA aVIC4cy 56395 headers, dual exhaust, toV Of *11,865™ * 87CHEVCELEBRITY40r,AA,Ac 56995 auto transmission, ,1«4« , 87 BUICK CENTURY UMTED 4Di.V4.AAx AC 57995 Vincent summons Steinbrenner to hearing technlaue stereo. 31 I 87 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4Dr.V4iAAxAC 59195 Inch tires on aluminum js S - rims. $2500. Call after4, c0*f MANY TO 87 CHEV CAPRICE BROUGHAM 4Dr.V4AAxAC 59995 By Ben W alker The 68-year-old TVler is one of the Steinbrenner’s hearing, to be held one grievance with the conunissioner’s office, On 647-8273. CHOOSE FROM 87 BRONCO II EDDIE BAUER 4X4v4jkA> 510,795 The Associated Press most highly respected officials to ever day after his birthday, will take place the alleging Steinbrenner interfered in ss> 87 CHEV BLAZER SILVERADO 4X4 VAAA) 51Z850 serve at the Department of Justice. His same day Spira, 31, is to be arraigned on negotiations that completed the trade that FIND A CASH buyer for NEW YORK — Baseball commis­ retention by Vincent may suggest that the extortion charges before a U.S. magistrate sent Dave Winfield to California. This those golf clubs you never 1986's sioner Fay Vincent on Friday summoned commissioner anticipates the need for the in New Ymk. use! Advertise them for *$249.99/montti based on 20% do¥*n paymenL sate price $11,865,11.75% APR 48 months, week, Chicago White Sox general multiply payment by 48 to get total detened payment prioB. Taxes extra. Price IrKludes aK 86CHEVCELEBRITY4Dr ..V4,AiA>JVC 55695 George Steinlx^enner to a hearing July 5 very best — and the most prestigious — “It’s just pure coincidence,” Rich sale In classified. Just dial rebates. manager Larry Himes said the team is 186FORDTAURUSGL4Dr.v4.Auto.Ac 56895 to answer questions about his dealings leg^ advice available. 643-2711 to ploce your od. Levin, a spokesman fm VincenL said. considering filing tampering charges 86 CHRYS LEBARON CONVERTIBLE aciaa, 56995 with a Bronx man, and beefed up his legal Last year, commissicmer Bart Giamatti “This was set before then.” against New Ybik regarding a player team for the meeting with the New York did not retain outside counsel when he WANTED TO Steinbrenner was suspended from taken in the amateur draft 1984's and Older Yankees owner. scheduled a hearing mi Rose’s gambling BUY/TRADE 81 CHEV CITATION4Dr..v4.Aiio.Ac 52495 baseball in 1973 for two years — later cut Dowd, at Vincent’s requesL began in­ Vincent set the hearing after reviewing allegations. He relied on Dowd’s report to 15 months — by thra-commissioner C a G ( S > 84 BUICK SKYLARK CUSTOMzor .4Cyi.,Ailo.AC 53895 vestigating Steinbrenner’s connection John Dowd’s report on Steinbrenner’s and the advice of VincenL then deputy Bowie Kuhn for making illegal political CASH PAID fo r old cars 84SUBARU‘GL’WAGON4cy ,kito,AJC 53895 with Spira in March and submitted his $40,(X)0 payment to Howard Spira last commissioner, to prepare for a h ea^ g. In good condition. Call E3 CARTERS ,83 CHEV CAPRICE CLASSIC 4.>,v4aaxac 53995 campaign contributions. And even before report on June 7. Pi The hearing was never held because Rose anytim e 646-6388. January. Dowd is the Washington lawyer Vincent set the hearing, this had been a Spira is a former associate of Winfield, todc the matter to court who COTducted the investigatitm that led rough year on and off the field for the a star player with whom Steinbrenner Steinbrenner this week added Stephen We buy clean, late model to Pete Rose’s banishment from baseball owner. feuded for several years. CHEVROLET/GEO ^ CARTER E Kaufman and Dominick Amorosa, both used cars rnd trucks. Top 9 last summer. The Yankees have the worst record in At first Steinbrenner said he paid Spira prices paid. former assistant U.S. attorneys in 1229 Main Street, Mancheste^r Exit 3 /1-384 While Steinbrenner hired two criminal baseball (24-40). This month, they fired $40,000 “out of the goodness of my Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet CHEVROLET/GEO Manhattan, to work with his two other 1229 Main Street lawyers this week in his effort to avoid Bucky Dent and hired Stump Merrill, the heart.” Later, he claimed he gave Spira 646-6464 Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 1229 Main Street, Manchester Exit 3 /1-384 lawyers, Robert Gold of New York and Manchester, CT possible disciplinary action, Vincent has 19th manager Steinbrenner has employed the money to stop him from disclosing 648-6464. 646-6464 Hours: Mon-Thurs 9 ^ • Frl 9-6 • Sat 9-5 Robert Banker of Tampa. Kaufinan said 4 retained former deputy attorney general in the 17 years he’s owned the team. embarrassing information about former he will serve as lead counsel. Harold “Ace” ly ier Jr. Last month, the Angels filed a Yankees employees. 1 9 9 0 J u

In Brief • • • SCOREBOARD In B rief. Legion, Newman busy weekend SCOREBDARD Kelly wins Tour of Switzerland Mstem Connecucut State Universitv rwT c ^ “ ZUWCH. S w t^ a n d (AP) _ Sean Kelly of Ireland FWhlte2b 20 0 0 0rtizc 3 120 DP-PhlladalphIa 1 . Manchester will meet Windsor Locks Yn ^ second Tour of Switzerland cycling nice on Baseball S«*rolla8 20 1 1 Gagneia 20 10 LOB— PNIadalphia 0, New Vbrk 6 .2B— HJohn- game at 4 p jn. at Southwest F ^ k . ^ NBA draft order 34 2 7 2 ToUla 31 3 8 3 aon. Sasser. S-KHowsH. b a s e b a l l J5f"«««Clty 000 000 011— 2 IP H RER •o Lincoln-Mercury (4-7) will hn«f order of selection tor both rounds of the World Cup glance The 34-year old rider, who w Pmas EOT Nallolwl Ltaagiw a month ago returned to conqyetiticm after breakinir a coU 12-3 7 5 5 1 0 Jacob Javits Center In New \brk. ATLANTA BRAVES-Fired Rutui Nixon American League standings Jdta. Maefarione, Hrbek, Gaetli, Tortabull Cook 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 1. New Jersey larbone in a race last A p ^. ° |« ^y , Newman p,,, capW, i„ N^evSf^n'^ SECOND ROUND manager, and Bruce Dal Canton 3B— WWrtaon. HR-Goetti (9). S— Ga^ie Carman 3 1 0 0 0 2 2. Seattle Saturday, Juna 23 Rarrstt N a m ^ Bobby Cox, manaS^’. a ^ L w Robert Millar of Britain was secrnid in the oveiall W L Pot QB „ _ IP H HER BBI SO ^a---■ « 2 1 0 0 0 2 3. a-Donver (from Miami) Gama 37 Mazzor>o, ptlcNng coach. ^ Toronto 39 29 .574 — KansataCHy •WW HMIA 4. Orlando At Naplaa, kaly Amarfcan ABanriMinn standings and Andrew Hanqisten of the United States a Booton 37 29 .561 l i « SobrhenL5-7 Viola W.10-3 8 8 1 1 0 5. Charlotts MOovia 1 Summer soccer camp ofTered Cameroon vs. Colombia. 11 a.m. two-time winner of the Swiss race, finished thiitl TTie Ctavatand 31 33 .484 6 tonia 1 0 0 0 6. Minnesota OKL^OMA CITY aSj^l^uncod rt, Hbinaooia 1 0 Gama 38 resignabon of Roger Wexalberg, a w ^ s C race is considered a warmni for the Tour de France next Dotroit 33 36 .478 6*4 WP-Cook. "nie Summer Soccer Stars Camp is still acceotinc 7. Sacramento At Bari, Italy Oaneral manager, to become oariMi MiltwukM 30 34 .469 7 Tapani W,8-4 1 1 6 Umpirsa— Home, West; Firat, Runoa; r e g i s t ^ ^ The camp will be held from July 9 - R 8. Los Angeles Clippers Czechoslovakia vs. Costa Rica. 3 p.m. mcHith. Baltinioro 31 36 .463 7*4 AguilaraS,17 „ , 1 1 2 Second, WimarB; Third, Layna. ar®-(from Washington through Dallas Sunday, Juna 24 LeaSlTo. State American Greg LeMtmd, a two-time winner of the Nawibfk 24 40 .375 13 Umpires— Homa, Clark: FIraL Philllpe; T— 2:40. A— 43,587. The camp is o j 4 to Gama 39 WMDhriakMi Second, McCoy; Third, Hirschbeck. 10. Golden Slate b a s k e t b a l l French classic, fimshed tenth in the Swiss race. T— 2:17. A - 21.033. directors will be Bill McCar- At Turin, Raly NatloMl Baritalball AaMiciMlon w L Pet on Dodgers 7, Reds 6 11. Atlanta Brazil vs. Argentina, 11am. Oaktand 43 22 .662 — 12 Houston Gsnw40 Barrios loses 5,000-meter race Chicago 38 25 .603 4 Red So x 4, Orioles 3 (10 innings) 5110 H ^-day sessions are $60. RegistraUons may be J ^ Clippers (from Cleveland) At Milan, Italy the ninth and 15lh overaH picks in 1900 Catforta 35 33 .515 9*4 BALTIMORE BOSTON 14. d-Oallas (from Indiaiia' Wast Germany vs. Netherlarids, 3 p.m. Saatlla 33 36 .478 12 L06ANQEL8 dN CM N ATI wnt to S u m ^ Soccer Stars. 536 Birch MountaiS^iad, -r .:— : Cfof" World BatakMbail Lm i m ' ST. DEMS (AP) _ World cross-country a b rh M abrhbi 15. a-Miami (from Denver) Monday, Juns 25 Minnaaota 31 35 .470 12*4 SFinley If 3 0 0 0 Booga 3b abrhM Manchester, CT., 06040. ^ '5**'^— Signed Dwayne McClain, lor- champion Khalid Skah beat 10,000-meter world recoid- 3 1 2 0 LHorrit 3b rh M 16. Milwaukee Gams 41 Taxaa 30 37 .448 14 Hulattph 1 0 0 0 JoRead2b 6 1 1 0 Sobo3b 4 1 0 1 Fbr further infoimation, call 649-2328 or 647-9504. 17. NewYbrk T n F ^o S ^Jn ^ita ^ McUuohim, gu.nl, .nd holder Arturo Barrios in the 5,000 metere, highlighting KaniasCity 4 1 2 1 Javier cf 4 1 1 0 LoiWnaa At Genoa, Italy 28 37 .431 15 BRipkn2b 3 0 10 Grsanwl If 5 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 ia Dallas Ireland vs. Romania, 11 a.m. _ Friday's Qamaa Kmnakph Deniaislf 2 1 2 0 ONeia ri 5 3 3 1 19. Boston t r a c k AND FIELD an mtemauonal track and field meet Friday. * 1 0 0 0 Bmntkyrf 4 1 2 2 Gonzalzlf Gama 42 Boston 4, Baltfrnora 3 MiNgn 1b 3 110 Kukharrf 1 0 0 0 EOovitef 3 0 1 0 Manchester hoop clinic set X. ^Minnesota (from Philadelphia) g..™E ATHLETICS CONGRESS-Suspended Skah, a Moroccan who was an upset winner at the Itav Mifk (Laltofrit 4-6) at Toronto (Kay 4-2), 0 0 0 0 Murray 1b 5 1 1 1 Bnzngrlb At Roma Mike StaIca, shot putter, Ibr two years after test­ Tstllatonc 3 0 0 0 Evans dh 3 0 10 5 1 3 4 21. Phoenix Italy vs. Uruguay, 3 p.m. world cross countiy meet in Aix-Les-Bains. France in 7:35 pt.m. Oraulakrf Brooks rf 5 2 2 2 Broggalf 5 0 1 0 2 3 ^ 0 ?^?^*^*®' B^ketball Qinic will be held July ing positive tor high tostostorone levels. 4 12 0 Burkacf 4 0 0 0 Setoadae 22 Chicago Tuesday, Juna 26 K anw City (Sabottagon fr€) at Minnaaota CRipknaa 4 13 1 Panac 3 1 0 0 Ouncon2b 5 1 1 0 23-27 at M ^ h ester High School from 9 a.m. to noon 23. Utah COLLEGE March, was timed in 13 minutes, 16.73 seconds. Barrios (Tapani 7-4), 805 pm. 3 0 1 1 MHtchr ph 0 0 0 0 Olivarc n Gama 43 WUksrdh 4 0 11 Quintan 1b 4 1 1 0 Gottp 3 0 1 0 O N, ^mdamentals, sportsmanship, fun and team games will 24. Sen Antonio of Mexico, was sectmd in 13:17.17. Clovoland (Black 6-3) at Mihvaukso (Kraagof Wtigtn3b 0 0 0 0 HMorraph 1 0 1 0 At Vtrona, Italy dS"'™ *" aP®^ 4 0 0 1 Rkraross 4 0 1 0 FVm Io p 25. Portland 3-3), 835 pm. 0 0 0 0 JReadc 0 0 0 0 be f e ^ by the MHS basketball staff eachT y E^cil Spain VB. Yugoslavia, 11 am. Another Olympic champion, Paul Ereng of Kenya, lost Davarexcf 3 0 10 Crews p u -n 26. Detroit CINCINNATI— Announced that Carol Mad- Seattle (M.ltoung 2-7) at Texas (Ryan 5-4), 0 0 0 0 Quinra ph 10 0 0 Gama 44 TolMa 9333 3 ■ • a 3 TotalsTatela 34 4 io 4 Samuel 2b p aiticij^t will receive a t-shirt and individual assess- 27. Los Angeles Lakers At Bologna, Italy the 800-meter race when Dieudonne Kwizera of Burundi 6:35 p.m. 4 0 11 fUjo p 3 0 0 0 L- - 000 300 000-3 JHowaap 0 0 0 0 ChaiWi p » ^ ^ ^ t the No. 9 and 15 overall England vs. Belgium, 3 p.m. resignation of rallied from third in the stretch to win. 1 -47 85 to Detroit (DuBois 3-5) at Califarta (C.Firtav 002 100 Ida—4 0 0 0 0 SS 7 4 J1 7 4 “ 'i “ ^ h c a tio n , call Frank Kinel •*J®Cwiri8 to Miami (June 22.1990) ^ r x s Frttoa a c ta n t basketball coach, to 10-3), 1035 pm. Dsmpsyc 1 0 0 0 Griffey ph 10 0 0 at 647-0174 or Joe Erardi at 647-3529. take a similar position at Tulane. 1:47.93. Worthington. Griffin le 5 0 2 3 hlyersp >>-'***• trade that sent Fat Laver to Dallas QUARTERFINALS Chicago (King 6-1) at Oakland (Sanderson 0 0 0 0 GEORGIA SOUTHERN--4ilamed Nate Hirsch 8-3). 1035 p.m. Morgan p 3 0 0 0 BHtchrph " ' r •"*** Joy Saturday, Juna 30 B~n«i4l«y. Evans. S - BRipkan. 10 00 ;r m cent to Mtashington (Sept 3.1906) Shot putter suspended Saturday's Gamsa Shrprsn3b 1 0 0 0 Junior golf clinic offered Gama 45 TMata 40 710 7 ^ "OOTio Williams and At Floranee, Italy Baltimore at Boston, 135 pm. TMaia 42 8 12 8 Q o HOUSTON (AP) — Texas A&M shot putter Mike BaKlmoro ** H RER BB SO LosAngatas 100 900 020 1— 7 being offered by the Game 39 winner vs. Game 43 winner 11 New \brk at Toronto, 135 p.m. Cincinnati „ a.m. ’ Stulce plans to appeal a two-year suspension levied by Chicago at Oakland. 435 p.m. W lardU I-8 6 2-3 10 4 3 3 4 101 110 O il o -e M^chester Country Club this summer. Classes will be DP-Cincinnali 1. LO&^.'os’ a^ Gama 46 ihe” riJ!J'’tr*;5;~??"®^ t confract with The Athletics Congress after he tested positive for high Kansas City at Minnesota, 835 pm. " “ ton 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 mn^th" Tlwsdays at 3 p.m. beginning July 5 and will (Oct- 22 1984) Cleveland at Milwaukae. 835 pm. 0«aa 9. Cincinnati 9. 2B-tarkin. Daniels Ben- At Roma ^ o n 1 0 0 0 , 0 «J* ^ r^ riffin . HR-ONeill (9). Benzinoer Game 41 winner vs. Game 42 wirmar, 3 p m. testosterone levels, an adviser to Stulce said Friday. Seattia at Texas, 835 pm. Pbiladeiphia (Oct 27,1989) VS^2^Tnt6®P^‘J^f 12 and 13-16. Each class will last about an youngsters hoiu and Sunday, July l OHIO STATE— Suspended Carlos Snow, Stulce, 22, a junitM*, and NCAA shot put champion in Detroit at Calilornip 1035 pm. Boddicker W,9-3 81-3 9 3 3 4 4 ^ SBcood Round runrxng tack, and Vinnio Clark, comerback. Sunday's Gamsa Murphy S.4 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 •P H R ER SB so o d ^ f'Aflante (from New Jersey) Gama 47 1988 and 1989, is the first athlete to test positive under WP-Boddeker. u o u 1 LosAnoales coyer swing fmdamentals, rules and etiquette. The cost ^ At Milan, Haiy P ^ in g the outcome of an investigalion, for Baltimore at Boston, 1.35 pm. bem^rreated on drunken driving and assault New Vbrk at Toronto, 135 p.m. Morgan 7 6 4 3 2 2 of Ae clinic will be $50 plus a one time ball fee of $ 15 Start g ^ m e 38 winner vs. Game 40 winner, 11 TAC s year-round, out-of-competition drug testing Johnson; JHowell W.3-4 2 5 2 2 1 0 program, which began in October. Kansas City at Minnesota, 2:15 pm. Second. McKean; Third, Craft 31. fhPhoooix (from Chariotta) Game 48 women's Cleveland at MNwaukae, 2:35 p.m. T— 2:40. A— 34.711. ^ 1-3 1 0 0 S 0 32 MinnesolB assistant basKatball coach. Detroit at California 435 pm. ™°*® „ 1-3 0 0 *» Naplee, Italy Sluice was randomly selected for testing during the 0 0 1 o 33. Sacramento Chicago at Oakland, 435 p.m. 1-3 0 0 0 0 °®toe37 winner vs. Game 44 winner, 3 p.m. week of March 19, TAC said Friday. On April 5, TAC Cincinnati 0 i-Golden State (from Los Angeles Clip- Seattle at Texas, 835 p.m. National League results the national governing body for track and field, was in­ 72-3 7 4 provSKcSS."" SEMIFINALS 6 5 2 35. Washington formed that Sluice’s testosterone-epitestosterone ratio National League standings Cardinals 7, Cubs 0 „ 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 S o 36. Golden Slate Tuesday, July 3 Radio, TV O T l Rec Department biathlon set At NaplM, Italy was higher than the prescribed limit of 6 to 1. East Division STLOUIS CHICAGO ’ » 1 ■ » s ^ SaaWe Atlanta) Game 45 winnw vs. Game 46 winner. 2 p.m. GB abrhbi abrhbi in 1988, Stulce was the U.S. junior shot pul champion Pittsburgh Coleman If 5 1 2 0 Oascenzef 4 0 1 0 m rn l^foohester RecreaUon Department will hold its MMnaaday, July4 McGee cf 4 2 3 2 Sndbrg 2b (frotr Houston) At TUrin, Italy and placed second in the World Jumor Championships. Montreal 3 0 10 T— 3:ia A— 34.697. nrst biathlon of e summer on Thursday, June 28 at Globe 40. FSacramento (from Indnna) Guarrer 1b 5 1 2 1 Ounston as winner vs. Game 48 wirmer. 2 p.m. Today New Vbrk 4 0 0 0 P w Hollow. Registration begins at 5 p.m. with the race set to M iii;,-,'"^^'*^ Slate (from Cleveland through Philadelphia Collirta 1 b 0 1 0 0 Dawson ri 4 0 0 0 !-• ^ ~ ®UP' Crunoroon vs. Colom- NCAA after Miami hoop coach Chicago Zeilec 4 1 1 1 Viltanv 1b 3 0 1 0 th ir d p l a c e b«.TNT.Univision Expos 4, Pirates 3 begin at 6 p.m. The biathlon will consist of a two-mile 42 Denver St Louis Pnditn 3b 5 0 1 3 Ramos 3b 2 0 0 0 Saturday, July 7 pm. — Boston Shootout (high school) PITTSBURGH MONTREAL 2 ' Antonio (from Milwaukee) 1 OXFORD, Ohio (AP) — The NCAA is investigating West Division OSrtth ss 3 0 0 0 Pico p 0 0 0 fl S o m n ^ d a 1/4-mile swim. All participants under the age . At Bari, Italy •anirfinals. SportoChannel nb rh M abrhM m 2 S e J L r Craf" New Wrk through Semifinal losers, 2 p.m. whether Miami University basketball coach Jerry Peirson GB MThmpri 5 0 0 0 Grace ph 10 0 0 ot 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guadian for 1 pm. — Oriolas at Rad Sox. NESN, WTIC Oquend 2b Bckmn 3b 5 0 0 0 DMrtnz cf 3 0 0 1 Cindnnali 41 22 .„ j, __ 4 1 3 0 Kraamer p 0 0 0 0 4& p-Indiana (from Dallas) gave one of his players an A in a course even though the Magrana p 3 0 0 0 McCInd ph JBell ss 4 1 2 0 Owsn ss 4 0 10 registration "^e registration fee is $4. This summer CHAMPIONSHIP San Francisco 35 32 .522 s 10 0 0 S > 46. ^ M a n a (from Boston) sti^ent failed to attend class or to perform classwork, the DwSmIhlf VanSlyk cf 3 1 2 0 Walker rf 4 1 1 1 I” senes will be held every Thursday through Aug. 16 Fbr Sunday, July ■ San Diego 33 31 516 8*4 3 0 0 0 Bonillarf 4 0 0 0 Galarrglb 3 1 1 0 > 47. F^iladalphia Girard! c At Roms w w ( 5 S : i ^ ] ^ university announced Friday. Los Angeles 33 33 .500 9*4 3 0 0 0 Bondsif 3 1 3 2 Wallach3b 3 0 0 0 ^ CO 4a Phoenix SWilson p 10 0 0 Department at aominnal winners, 2 p.m. Houston 26 40 .394 16*4 Btoot 1b 4 0 0 0 Aldrsts If 3 0 11 49. Utah — Tannis: Eastbourne Tournament S. David Berst, of the NCAA’s enforcement staff, sent Wilkrsn 3b Atlanta 25 40 .385 17 2 0 0 0 LVUiarsc 3 0 1 1 Fitzgerldc 3 0 0 0 J3 > 50. r4>hoenix (from Chicago) final. ESPN (taped delay) the university a May 15 letter officially outlining the Totals 38 7 12 7 Totato 31 0 3 0 f ^ .P'™' ~ 'Norld Cup: Czachoelovakia vs. Frtday'a Gamas SILouls ^u g h tc 1 0 0 0 Foley2b 3 1 1 0 52 e™"’ San Antonio) SL Louis 7, Chicago 0 101 100 202— 7 Lind 2b 4 0 0 0 KeGroas p 2 0 0 0 > H Costa Rica, TNT, Univlsion ch^ges made through an anonymous tip. The University Chtoogo 000 000 000— 0 McEnroe loses to Guy Forget PNtadalphte^ ^ 3 pm. — Bowling: Fresno Open, Channel 8 said it has begun an internal probe. Los Angeles (Morgan 7-5) at Cincinnati (Riio Terrell p 2 0 0 0 Nixon ph 1 1 1 1 "D 5-2), 735 p.m, E— Zeile. Sandberg, OSrtth. DP— Chicago Kipperp 0000 Hallp 0000 53. u-SMWe (from Portland) 4 pm. — Golf: PGA Buick Classic, Channel 3 1. LOB— StLouis 9. Chicago 7. 2B— Oquendo University officials declined to identify the student- Pittsburgh (Terrell 2-6) el Monfraol (Ke.Gross Winda p 0 0 0 0 Samp«n p 0 0 0 0 M. v-San Antonio (from Los Angeles Lakers) 4 p.m. — Boxing: Greatest Fights Ever, Villanueva, Pendleton. 3B— McGee' 8-4). 735 p.m. Rynktoph 1 0 0 0 Schrr»»dtp 0 0 0 0 that sent Dallas O ^ s ^ Ctarmoiao athlete, who was enrolled in Pierson’s “Basketball HR— Guerrero (8). Zeile (7). SB— Villanueva Jersey (Nov. 4.1987) "niys m new J P-to- — Phillies at Meta, Ctannol 9, WFAN Philadelphia (KHowell 8-3) at New Vbrk (1). S— Magrana. TMata 34 3 0 3 TMaia 28 4 6 4 (AM-660) Theory” course during the fall semester of the 1988-89 (Viola 9-3), 7:35 pm. Phtsburgh 002 001 000— 3 HARRISON, N Y fAP) IP H R ER SB SO do“(j:^;?7:i9«; ■“ 8:30 p.m. — Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand school year. Spokesmen Richard Little said the player is San Diego (Dunne 0-3) at Atlanta (Glavina SILouls MoMraal gOO 100 2lK— 4 3-4), 7:40 p.m. DP— Montreal 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 7. ' ^ o re work on my serve,” McEnroe said. “It’s National. Libarty 200, SportsChannel no longer a Miami student, but has not graduated. Magnine W.4-9 9 3 0 0 3 11 San Francisco (Garrelts 4-6) at Houston Chicago Montreal 6. 2B— JBell, VanSlyke, Nixon, j been a problem for the past four years ” „ Pto. — Auto Racing: USAC Midgate. ESPN (Dastaiss 3-4), 835 p.m. 9:M p.m. — Track and Field: Blaine Interna­ SWilson L. 1-5 Aldrete. HR-Walker (5). S8-Bonda (18). Saturday's Games 4 5 3 3 2 3 Nixon (23). SF— OaMartnez. Jay Haas 66-67— 133 tional Invitaliooal. TN T Pico ( H e m n l ^ n f '’‘1. ^Ibird^y’® f“ial against countryman SL Louis at Chicago, 1:15 pm. 3 3 2 2 2 1 H> David Peoples 67-67— 134 10:30 p.m. — Warid Basketball League: Sas- Moses Malone to the Bucks? Kreemer 2 4 2 2 0 3 H R ER BB SO (jin*"a 198^ San Francisco at Houston, 1:15 pm, Pittsburgh m Hale Irwin 68-67— 135 Itatchewan at Las Vagap SportsChannel MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Atlanta Hawks have Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 735 p.m. SWilson pitched to 2 batters in the 5th. Terrell } c L Wimbledon champion ftt Reid to Char- Ian Baker-Finch Philadelphia at New Vbrk. 735 pm. WP— Magrana. BK— Magrana, Pico. Kipper Sunday talked with Milwaukee about trading center Moses PS— ^Zeile. 1 Cash of Australia 9-7 on Friday. «""pion rat S ^ r i l Thompson (July 15. 1988) Mark Brooks 69-67— 136 San Diego at Alanta, 7:10 pm. Belinda 1,2-2 Bill Britton 70-66— 136 Umpires-Homa, Pulli; First. Rippley; t JJ .“.'I’- ~ Cup: Brazil vs. Argentina, Malone to the Bucks for guard Ricky Pierce, a Pittsburg at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Montraal Jim Gaitapher 66-70— 136 TNT. Univision Second, Darling; Third, Froemming . KeGross American Sampras advances W itt3[;:‘:b 20 newspaper reported Riday. Sunday's Qamaa T— 2:57. A-30.764. Ken Green 69-68—137 c ' — Fkx*ey: Whalers season in roviow, Pittsburgh at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. Hall m -G o l^ State must exercise the option 48 PaulAzinger 70-67—137 SportsCtannal The Milwaukee Journal said the discussed trade could Philadelphia at New V ^ 135 pm. Sampen W,6-0 Larry Rinkor 67-70— 137 ^ ** to choose Cleveland's WTIc '"' ~ "to*®* at Had Sox. Cha. 30,38, not lake place until August — if at all — because of San D i ^ at Allanta, 2:10 p.m. Mets 5, Phillies 1 Schmidt.. .---- - S.9 1 , w u u U U most favorabis choice in 1990 or 1992 * Buddy Gardner 67-70— 137 SL Louis at Chicago, 220 pm. salary cap restrictions. Malone, 34, will make $2.4 mil­ PNILA NEW YORK Umpirsa— Home, Davia; FiraL Hirschbodc Cummings to San Loren Roberta 66-71—137 San Francisco at Houstop 235 pm. 71-67— 138 Second, Wsndelstadt; Third. Brocklander * lion next season and Pierce, the NBA’s top sixth man last Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 8:05 p.m. abrhM T— 3.0Z A— 2Z965. ~ T M a y V i X abrhM season. $900,(XX). Dyksfracf 4 1 1 0 HJhnsn 3b 4 1 1 0 «e°(Si?4‘™lf8^ ' •“ Seat- ■' ““ Herr2b 4 0 0 0 Mogadn 1b 3 2 1 2 W th bad weather early in the week backing up the 2 p.m. — Boston Shootout (High School) Pete Babckock, the Hawks director of player personcl, American League results VHayatri 4 0 0 0 Jsftoris2b 4 0 3 0 p-wi«h tade that sent DeUel Schrempf to In­ finals. SportsChannel CMrtnz 1b 4 0 2 0 ^ p le ^ ft™ q»tori,„pk ^ diana lor Herb Williams (Fob. 21 19^ acknowledged to the Journal that the trade was dis- Sfrwbry rf 3 0 11 Golf ®“P= '"*aat Germany vs. Knjkit 4 0 2 1 McRyktolf 3 0 0 1 “TTie salary cap won’t let us do it,” he said. Twins 3, Royals 2 CHayes3b 4 0 1 0 ( O r 3! " l S ^ Sic'hting to Boston Pony League Netherlands. TNT. Univision Boston cf 4 1 1 0 Sanyras, the lone seed remaining in the field at thp ^^3 p.m. — Dodge Escape (triathlon). Channel I^o n e has “■* Cleveland would not and John Silor Bob^^Czyz, NABF light heavyweight btle, BJeksnef 4 0 0 0 Comianp 0 0 0 0 ,453-yard, par 36-36-72 Noatawtuc Country West Germany - , - , - . ii-Jeien ot fTiRtch 76«r8 oftor for N^forfd Frao rrw> Malone played for Harris when both were with the Hous­ Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 6 6 7 6 4 6 4 Rich Johns and Mike T n w ^ '’ delaat while Eiinrch it 4 0 10 Hrbek 1b 4 1 1 0 Cmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 Club course: 1906) and that PhikHtaSTwSS? r!J?“m«S; defanaivaty. p(ay«d well ~ ' T ® at Pawtucket Rad Sox. ton Rockets. Perry 1b 4 0 0 0 GoettiSb 4 1 3 2 Ftarrett p 0 0 0 0 Chi Chi Rodriguez 32-32— 64 -8 NESN (taped delay) Pierce, 31, averaged 23 points a game last season, win­ WWilionlf 4 1 2 1 Larkin rl 3 0 0 0 RJonasph 1 0 0 0 Harold Henning 32-34— 66 -6 8 pm. — Dodgers at Rads, ESPN Macfarin c 3 0 10 Motasri 0 0 0 0 Toiels 94 1 0 1 DglMa 32 5 t 4 T«**y Dill 30-37— 67 -5 ning the sixth-man award for the second time. Pscota pr 0 0 0 0 Sorrantdh 3 0 0 0 100 000 0 0 0 -1 Dick Herxlricksoo 34-33— 67 -5 Nearlteilt 140 000 OOa— ■ Las Trevino 34-33— 67 -5 1 9

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Softball Irwin only two back in Buick Little League First round ‘empty’ at Cup DUSTY LEAGUE — Blue Ox nipped Hartford By Bob Green N AMERICAN LEAGUE — FireFighters defeated County Sheriffs Association, 4-3, Friday night at Keeney The Associated Press By Barry Wilner Sueet Field. Dave Jackson was the winning pitcher while Modem Jamtorial, 18-7, Friday night at Waddell Field ’-W- The Associated Press Jim Murray and Ray Purtell paced the offense with two Brendan Jones and David Owens combined for the pitch­ HARRISON, N.Y. — Blaine ing win, striking out 11 batters. Kurds Lambert was 4- hits each. In defeat, Mike C ^ill and Paul Delucco had McCallister took the lead at the three hits each while Mike Foss and Dave Myers chipped for-4 while T J. Crickmore had two hits. Randy Miller ROME — The first round of the Buick Classic, but could not shake in two each. and David Frachey also played well. For Modem, Scott World Cup was highlighted by up­ %■ persistent U.S. Open champion Hale Rickard had two hits while Michael Byme, Dan Quintero sets, superb goalkeeping and the WOMEN’S REC — Hungry Tiger Restaurant edged Irwin. and Justin Herdic also played well. emergence of iqjstarts. It also was Main Pub, 11-10, at Charter Oak I^rk. Sue Ladyga ‘This was kind of a hurdle day for NATIONAL FARM — Boland Brothers and Grames plagued by empty seats. homered twice for Ute winners while Lois Valliere added me, in getting by what could have Printing played to a 9-9 de after eight innings at Despite selling 93 percent of the two hits. Roxanne Heineman and Leslie Harrison each been a bad day,” Irwin said after a Verplanck Field. Jesse Odell, f tt Duffy, Tom Martin and 2.6 million World Ciq) tickets, tour­ homered and singled each in defeat while Carol Mum- hard-won round of 69 left him two Noah Vollatd hit well for Boland while Sam Torres, Alex nament (Hganizers saw hundreds of ford and Karen Wright added two hits apiece. strdces behind McCallister after two Solomonson and Lucas Solomonson also played’well. seats go unoccupied in the first rounds. For Grames, Greg Sobin, Jeff Lukas and Jake Rird hit round. Official attendance figures, RODVAN — H&N Contractors beat Lindsey Irwin said he remains very busy '■ ’' 0 Limousine, 6-2, at Robertstxi Park. Ron Lanzano was the well while Enc Ricci and Jason Milne played well in the based on the number of tickets sold, following his Monday playoff vic­ field. A winning pitcher while Ted ftwelec had three hits. Pete tory in the U.S. Open; so busy, in were near capacity at many of the 12 ROOKIES — Yankee Aluminum beat Dickenson Gourley and Bob Brown added two hits each. Lindsey fact, that he was almost late in get­ stadiums throughout Italy where had five hits. Plumbing, 14-10. Danielle Robenhymer and Sean Kelly games were played. But huge blocks ting to the golf course for second played well in the field for Yankee while Joshua Lundeen Standings; Lindsey Limousine 6-3, Taylor Landscap­ round play. of seats were embarrassingly empty ing 6-3, Cummings Insurance 6-3, Highland Rwk Market hit well. Jason Bartlett, T J. McUughlin and Thomas at many of those matches. “Most of the hectic part is over Irwin played well in defeat. 5- 4, Lathrop Insurance 4-5, Manchester Medical Supply now,” he said. “1 don’t need any Organizers blamed ticket all(x:a- Marcom beat Wolf-Zackin, 22-17. Sarah Axler and 4-5, H&N Contractors 4-5, Cap ‘n’ Cork lockage Store more of that upside-down feeling, tion problems for the disparity bet­ Paul Stewart hit well for the winners while Kyle O’Con­ 4-5. the topsy-turvy that’s been going on. ween ticket sales and actual atten­ nor, Jim Buckley and Kevin Toller also played well. In “Going out to play golf is the dance. NORTHERN — Manchester Police Union scored 18 defeat, Adam Savino, Matt Dziama hit well while John o easiest thing to do now,” he said Some of the empty seats were rum in the sixth inning en route to a 25-0 thrashing of Fitzgerald and Kim Frachey played well. 5 -n after completing 36 holes in 135, sold to corporate sponsors and offi­ Wininger’s Gymnastics. Howie Beeler was the winning seven under par. pitcher while A1 Anderson and Rick Busick had three cials of FIFA, the world soccer McCallister, returning from an ill­ governing b Ben Crenshaw produced the best Monk t(X)k the lead entering the stretch and went on a 3-6, Food for Thought 2-7. attempt at a second straight title. season with flu, followed by Officials at Bari said a similar deepest, most potent teams in this “TTie referees in the tournament round of the tournament in an 8- “I’m extremely happy to where I 1'/4-length victory in the $41,000 Gulch purse for horses ^ ^ ‘ mononucleosis. situation was possible for Saturday’s tournament. have done well in both interpretation 3 3 0 ) PAGANI — Fat Belly Deli defeated Strano Real Es­ 3-years-old and up at Belmont I^ k on Friday. second-round game between Monday, it will be Romania and application.” tate, 13-9, at I^gani Field. Felix Framski had three hits Scottish Monk won his fourth straight race and jockey J 3 > Czechoslovakia and Costa Rica. As against Ireland at Genoa and He also expressed faith in for the winners while Mike Longo, Frank Rizza and Herb McCauley won his third race of the day. many as 15,000 tickets for the Uruguay against Italy at Olympic > H Henry Steullet added two each. Kyle Aitkens had three in Cup tough test for ‘Silence Never Forgotten was second in the six horse field, American organizers of the 1994 second-round match were purchased Stadium in Rome. The second- "D defeat while Kenny Muraski, Bruce Benson, Jeff Beach, finishing 5'/2 lengths ahead of favored Cook’s Brown World Cup. INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — If after a seven-month layoff. Valen­ Another horse to beat will be by Scandinavians who expected round, in which penalty-kick “The United States has experts Jerry Griffm and Cicci Quattropani added two each. Rice. Sunday Silence, the 1989 Horse of zuela will ride again in the Hol- Sunday Silence’s stablemate Ruhl- Sweden to be there. But Costa Rica shootouts are used if games remain who have come here to see how Standings: Spruce Realty 7-2, Astros II 7-2, Fast The win was the seventeenth in 47 career starts for the Year, hopes to get his second lywo(xl Gold Cup. mann, who won the Santa Anita claimed the spot while Sweden was tied through 30 minutes of overtime, Jack’s 6-2, ^mbrowski’s 5-4, Allstate Business Scottish Monk who (mvered six furlongs on the fast track things are run,” he said, “and I’m win of 1990, he’ll have to defeat “He’s in g(xxi shape for Sunday’s Handle^ in March. Gary Stevens eliminated. ends Diesday, when Spain plays Machines 4-5, Fat Belly Deli 4-5, Acadia Restaurant 2-6, in 1:11:1 to earn $24,600 and returned $13.(X), $5.40 and sure they aie building iq) a high- Criminal l^pe on Sunday in the $1 race,” trainer Charlie Whittingham will ride Ruhlmarm. Francesco Costantini, chief press Yugoslavia at Verona and Belgium Strano Real Ekate 0-9. $2.80. level committee to prepare for a milli(Hi HolIyw(xxl Gold Cup. said Friday. Also in Sunday’s eighth race for officer for games at Bari, said offi­ Never Forgotten paid $4.20 and $2.60 and C(X)k’s meets England at Bologna. ctMnpetition that deserves the best.” Hollyw(X)d Paik’s linemaker Rus­ Sunday Silence jnevailed with 3-year-olds and up are Santangelo cials hope tickets can be resold to REC — Manchester Pizza nipped Nutmeg Mechanical Brown Rice was $2.40. British Minister of Sport Colin sell Hudak has installed Sunday only a three-quarters of a length with jockey Julio Garcia, Mi Selecto Costa Rican or Czechoslovak fans. Moynihan will arrive in Bologna Soviet players reportedly Services, 4-3, at Nike Field. Tom Rooney and Nick Silence, who w(hi the Kentucky margin over Stylish Winner, also with Jerry Bailey and Opening The new stadium at Bari has had Saturday to monitor crowd control threatened to remain in Italy after ■Vfetishefsky had three hits for MP with the latter homer­ Derby and Preakness last year, as running in Sunday’s Hollywood Verse with Angel Cordero Jr. Big East hoop all-stars win other logistical problems. measures designed to keep English being eliminated from the World ing. Keith Lindstron, Bemie Repoli and Joe Bober added the 4-5 favorite to win the first place Gold Ciq) with Corey Black on top. two each. Dave Chevrette, Glen Cobb, Mike and Scott Opening Verse was the field’s JOVEGA, U.S.S.R. (AP) — Anthony Avent scored 20 “We just discovered 400 scats we fans from misbehaving. M oynihan Cup unless financial prennises were prize money of $550,000. It was the 1989 Horse of the third choice at 4-1. Linsenbigler, and Brad Lemaire had three each in defeat. points and Carl Beckett added 18 more Friday night as never knew we had, and they are in will meet with local government of­ kept by their federaticHi. But 5-year-old Criminal TVpe. Year’s first race since beating Easy The complete field in post posi­ the best places, right in the middle c/i Standings; Joline’s Spirit Shoppe 9-0, Wilson Electric which won the $1 million Pimlico the Big East All-Star basketball team beat Tallin Kalev n ficials and visit Dall’ara Stadium. Goer by a neck in the $3 million tion order was Stylish Winner, of the stands,” Costantini said. “But The French newspaper L’Equipe 7- 2, Main Pub/MMH 6-3, Elks 4-4, Manchester pizza Special in Maryland and the of Eskmia, 109-84. FIFA president Joao Havelange Breeders’ Cup Classic last Nov. 4. Criminal TVpe, Santangelo, Sunday it’s difficult to print new tickets said Soviet players were prennised 4-5, Nutmeg Mechanical Services 3-5, Center Congo Metropolitan Handicap in New Twelve days later, the 4-year-old Avent, a senicH forward from Seton Hall, had 12 praised the officiating in the tourna­ 2-7, J.C. Penney 0-9. Silence, Ruhlmarm, Mi Selecto and sec(Hid-half points as the Big East pulled away from a now.” 20 percent of team sponsor fees as York, could challenge during Sun­ son of Halo underwent arthroscopic ment and reaffirmed at a news cxhi- Opening Verse. 56-47 halftime edge. The other game Saturday has parti^ payment for their participa­ day’s race, UM miles on the main knee surgery. With Valenzuela riding, Sunday ference that there was “no debate” tion in the tournament. After the C/3 NIKE — Brown’s Package Store beat Marpet Print­ track. The son of Alydar will be 2-1 Tair Termo led all sccners with 28 points for the host Cameroon against Colombia at “He is a machine. He was just Silence won the first two races of about the next World Cup being Soviets’ early elimination, the ing, 10-3. Dave Dougan led the winners with three hits (HI the morning line. team. Pittsburgh’s Darelle Porter and Billy Singleum of Naples. toying with the other horses (ximing last year’s Triple Crown series played in the United States. players learned the Soviet soccer while Kyle Dougan, Bill Maneggia, Jim Bombria, Scott Jose Santos will be in the saddle St John’s scored 15 each, and Cormecticut’s Rod Sellers Sunday, four superpowers of soc­ beside him, and when I asked bef(He finishing sec(Hid behind Easy federation was backing away from Eiougan, Marty Summa and Srott Garman added two of the D. Wayne Lukas-trained him, he just accelerated,” Valen­ had 11 points and 10 rebemnds. cer are in action, with South The head of s^fednesday. champion and Brazil is the South first round. promised the money, L’Equipe said. 1 9 9 0

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Joe's Will Nets trade No. 1 pick? Viola wins 10th in Met victory World By Bill Barnard Seattle, which beat 65-2 odds to gamble. Red Sox nip get the No. 2 pick in the lottery Felton Spencer of Louisville and N The Associated Press despite a respectable 41-41 record, Alaa Abdelnaby of Duke both im­ Joe G erm an The New Jersey Nets, with a also is prepared for a trade. proved dramatically as seniors and NL Roundup recent history of weak drafts and “We’ve talked to 20 players,” Su- became certain first-rounders. Orioles, 4-3 weaker teams, are taking no chances perSonics president Bob Whitsitt Two other centers who also could this time around. said. “Obviously, there are not 20 go in the first round are Derek NEW YORK (AP) — Frank Instead of sitting back and wait­ candidates we would take at No. 2, Strong of Xavier and Scott Williams BOSTON (AP) — Tony Pena broke a tie with a Viola became the National League’s Caddis flies ing for the draft on Wednesday but we might move down in the of North Carolina. Both might play two-out smgle in the seventh inning and the Boston first 10-game winner and red-hot night, director of (^>erations Willis draft, so we have to be ready.” power forward in the NBA. Red Sox edged the Baltimore Orioles 4-3 Friday Dave Magadan Jiad a two-run single Reed and his staff are seriously con­ Whitsitt said there are three or The power forward position lacks night as Mike Boddicker earned a career-high as the New York Mets beat the save fishermen sidering trading the No. 1 pick. four players the Sonics are comfort­ depth, with a big dropoff after eighth consecutive victory. Philadelphia Phillies 5-1 Friday The Nets have contacted every able w i^ at the No. 2 spot, but he Coleman. The top ^ospects are Boddicker (9-3), whose winning streak includes night for their 11th victory in 13 other NBA team, all 26 of them. won’t reveal their names. Alec Kessler of Georgia, Terry Mills three iio-decisions in 11 starts, struggled, yielding games. Have been doing a lot of trout fishing. That is when I But Reed said the teams are reluc­ “We don’t know what New Jer­ and Loy Vaught of Michigan, nine hits and four walks in 8 1-3 innings. But he Viola (10-3) allowed eight hits, can get into a river, what with the high water from all the tant to trade “a bird in hand for a pie sey’s going to do, and we don’t Tyrone Hill of Xavier and Elden was tough in the clutch and ouqiitched Baltimore’s struck out eight and walked one in rain. From what I hear around the state, the fishing has in the sky.” want people to get a lock on what Campbell pf Clemson. Jeff Ballard (1-8), who was tagged for 10 hits in 6 eight innings to help New York win been spotty. The Earmington, in the trout management “We said to everyone we would we’re doing,” Whitsitt said. At small forward, the deepest 2-3 innings and was hurt by a poor defense. its fourth straight game. Philadel­ area, seems to be holding up pretty well. entertain the possibliity of making a Payton, from nearby Oregon position, player of the year Lionel After Mike Devereaux walked with one out in phia entered the night with five wins Seems like with the high water, we’ve apparently deal,” Reed says. “We wanted to State, says he and Seattle are a per- Simmons of La Salle was the fifth the ninth, Rob Murphy got the last two outs for his in their previous six games. missed some of the mwe consistent mayfly hatches; I show we were willing to talk to fea match. collegiate player to score 3,000 fourth save. The Mets snapped a 1-1 tie in the should say the heavier hatches like the Hendricksons, the anyone. We had some offers but “They need someone to lead their points. Although his 6-7 size will With one out in the Boston seventh, Tom second inning ofr Ken Howell (8-4) with four runs. Red Quills, Quill Gordons, March Browns. nothing we were able to talk more ballclub and that would be an ideal limit his ability to score around the Bninansky singled and went to third one out later Daryl Boston led off with a single They’ve been spotted, Imt not in the abundance that about There’s been nothing con­ situation for me,” Payton said. “The basket in the NBA, he is still ex­ when Ellis Burks’ hard grounder skipped past third normally is seen. I dmi’t know whether this is caused by and scored one out later when Viola crete.” Sonics are stacked at almost every pected to be taken in the first 10. baseman Craig Worthington for an error. Pena fol­ the heavy rains and high water, or to be blunt, so much of reached on an infield single and One rumored deal that Reed position.” “I’m not going to get myself all lowed with his tie-breaking single that sent the o7\ \ the siltation running into the rivers from over develop­ Howell threw the ball down the scoffed at involved Atlanta’s Miami, Orlando, Charlotte, Min­ psyched up to go with a particular Orioles to their eighth loss in 10 games. ment along the edges of the river banks. right-field line on the play. Howard % 5 -n Dominique Wilkins, New Jersey’s nesota, Sacramento, the Los An­ team and then find out I’m not going The Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in the third inning However, the hardy Caddis Flies, thank goodness, are No. 1 pick and the Nets’ Chris Mor­ geles Clippers, Denver, Golden to that team,” Simmons says. “So Johnson followed with a double and V still with us and are popping to the surface in their usual ris. on Wade Boggs’ single, Jody Reed’s double and Magadan singled to score two runs. State and Atlanta complete the “lot­ I’m just going to sit back and see Brunansky’s wind-blown two-run double which numbers, so that dry fly fishing is still great fun using “At this point there’s nothing tery” picks. Magadan has hit in 11 straight what happens. It should be a fun Steve Fmley just missed catching with a leap their imStaticms. serious,” R e ^ said. Denver got the ninth pick on day, a day when your dreams come games, going 22-for-43 (.512). n ^ against the scoreboard in left field. After Gregg Jefferies singled, And the best imitation I have found both here in the Before winning the draft lottery Thursday night, plus a 1991 first- true.” The Orioles struck back with three runs in the Dennis Cook relieved Howell and East, and on western waters where it originated, is the on May 20, Reed called Syracuse rounder, by trading two-time All- Toni Kukoc, a Yugoslavian, is fourth to go ahead 3-2. Randy Milligan began the threw a wild pitch to advance the Elk Hir Caddis. forward Derrick Coleman a consen­ Star Eat Lever to Dallas. highly regarded as a shooter, but he There are all kinds of caddis imitations, but I find this sus No. 1 pick. But the 6-foot-lO rally with a single and Mickey Tettleton walked. runners. Darryl Strawberry walked The rest of the first-round order is may have to serve in the military one to be the most consistent dry fly fish taker coming Coleman ^jparently has not cwi- Joe Orsulak forced Tettleton at second but Cal Rip­ to load the bases and Kevin Houston, the Los Angeles Clippers, before coming to the NBA, a factor down the pike. If I had my druthers, and had to travel vinved all of the Nets’ management ken and Greg Walker, the latter breaking an 0- McReynolds followed with another Dallas, Denver, Milwaukee, New that could scare off the teams need­ walk to make it 5-1. 'X- ' around the United States with but one fly, that would be he’s worth it. ing immediate help. for-12 drought, followed with RBI singles. After a S ^ York, Dallas, Boston, Minnesota, Jefferies had three singles and is the one. Here’s the dressing: The Nets, with the NBA’s worst Other top small forwards are Wil­ wild pitch, Ripken scored the third run as Wor­ The Associated Press z m Hooks...... from size 12 down to size 18 record last season at 17-65, have Phoenix, Chicago, Utah, San An­ thington grounded ouL hitting .343 (60-for-175) in his last tonio, Portland, Detroit and the Los lie Burton of Minnesota, Gerald O "D Tail...... jione brought in Coleman, 6-8 small for­ p ie Red Sox tied it in the bottom of the fourth. 42 games. CAREER DAY — St. Louis pitcher Joe Magrane sets to Angeles Lakers. Glass of Mississippi, Anthony Bon­ Cardinals 7, Cubs 0: In Chicago, Bt^y...... dark grey, insect green, brown, or cream ward Etennis Scott of Georgia Tech ner of St. Louis, C e ^ c Ceballos of With OTie out, Carlos Quintana singled, Luis Rivera deliver a pitch against the Chicago Cubs Friday afternoon dubbing, palmered over with grizzly or dark brown Joe Magrane pitched a three-hitter and 6-2 poim gu^d Gary I^yton of The draft is considered top-heavy Fullerton State, Sean Higgins of beat out a hit to the right of the mound and Boggs at Wrigley Field in Chicago. Magrane tossed a three-hitter hackle. Oregon State for interviews. in perimeter players and short on walked, filling the bases. aix) struck out a career-high II O T1 Michigan and Trevor Wilson of Friday as the St. Louis Cardinals and struck out a career-high 11 as the Cardinals blanked Wing...... coastal deer hair, or eld hair tied swept “Coleman may be the best player power players. Reed then hit a pop fly to shallow right. First UCLA. Bonner was the nation’s routed the Chicago Cubs 7-0. the Cubs, 7-0. m ^ back style (few strands) with hair butts cut short to form in the draft, but he’s not necessarily Dwayne Schintzius, 7-1 from baseman Milligan made the catch on the grass but a small head. leading rebounder and has a power CO ^ the one for us,” Reed said. “We need Florida, could have been the No. 1 forward’s physique, but he probably was caught by surprise when (^n tan a suddenly M ^ a n e (4-9) walked three in - 05 The fly can be finished by whip finishing under the scoring very badly.” pick based on size and talent alone, isn’t as tall as his listed 6-8. broke for the plate. Quintana beat a hurried throw pitching his second complete game field gap to get Galarraga home. With one out, Tom Foley singled clippied butts, or by half hitching two to three times again but everyone questions his attitude. At shooting guard, 6-4 Kendall and Reed was credited with a sacrifice fly. and second shutout of the seasem. Rookie Bill Sampen (6-0), who and scored when Otis Nixon, under the butts. Scott, who averaged 27.7 points He played only 11 games for the Pedro Guerrero and Todd Zeile pitched two thirds of an inning, got S o for Georgia Tech, is widely regarded Gill of Illinois and 6-5 Bo Kimble of Twins 3, Royals 2: In Minneapolis, rookie pinch-hitting for Montreal starter Fishing this imitation on a pond, especially when trout Gators as a senior before leaving the Loyola Marymount are the top Kevin Tapani outdueled Bret Saberhagen for the homered for the Cardinals, who had the win. Dave Schmidt pitched a Kevin Gross, hit a double that O 5> seem to be rising to caddis, or some minute fly can be as the best shooter in the draft, while team. perfect ninth, picking up his ninth prospects, followed by Brian Oliver second time in six days and Gary Gaetti hit a two- lost 10 of their previous 13 games. landed just inside the left-field foul \c ry satisfactory. It’s almost like hunting. Look for a Phyton averaged 25.7 as a point With so many teams looking for Guerrero hit his eighth homer in save of the year. guard. of Georgia Tech, Travis Mays of run homer as the Minnesota Twins defeated the line. After Bob Kipper relieved Ter­ 33 03 rising trout, lay the imitation alongside the fading ring, big men, he could still be a Top 10 Texas and Phil Henderson of Duke. the first inning off Steve Wilson After being held to two hits by rell, Nixon stole third and came give the fly a twitch or two, and then let it sit. Clmces Kansas City Royals 3-2 Friday night to snap a (1-5) and 2[eile led off the fourth in­ Pirates starter Walt Terrell, the four-game losing streak. home on Dave Martinez’s sacrifice 33 > are pretty good that you will get a very hard take.” ning with his seventh homer. Willie Expos tied the game in the seventh ny. > H Tapani (8-4), who beat the Royals 4-1 in Kansas after trailinK 3-1. When fishing a river or stream, I like to fish the elk McGee had three hits and two RBIs "U City last Sunday, gave up one run and four hits in for the Cardinals. Hair upsueam, and quartered across. As the fly comes Celts in quandary before draft eight innings. He struck out six, walked just one Jose Oquendo doubled and scored close to where you’ve seen a rising fish, skim it in the and retired 16 consecutive batters at one point. current for a few inches, and then let it go clack, if there on McGee’s two-out single in the By Howard Ulman Rick Aguilera pitched the ninth for his 17th save. Bats stay silent as is no take at that point, let the fly finish its drift to where league to his plan to join Boston. He either with a shooting guard or third and Vince Coleman singled The Associated Press it hangs downstream from you. Instead of picking line, played in his native Yugoslavia last perhaps a point guard,” said Dave He gave up a run on Danny Tartabull’s double and and scored on McGee’s triple in the leader, and fly in the air as you normally would with a season. Gavitt, who became the Celtics’ singles by Jim Eisenreich and Willie Wilson. After seventh. McGee then scored as BOSTON — The Boston Celtics’ dry fly, skim the caddis imitation back to you in short lit­ “We just don’t know” if they’ll be chief of basketball operations May a walk to Mike Macfarlane loaded the bases, Kurt Terry Pendleton grounded out. Post 102 bows, 3-1 new regime is struggling to achieve tle twitches. Lots of times this will bring up a trout not with the Celtics next season, said 30. “If we’re not going to have Stillwell grounded out to end the game. Pendleton doubled home the final what the old one couldn’t — a suc­ Ford, who succeeded the fired Brian Shaw” the idea of him as a Tapani’s two victories over Kansas City are the two runs in the ninth. The Cardinals The bats stay silent for the Mitchell single. seen by the angler, because this imitates a caddis taking cessful NBA draft that fills its off upstream in the current. Jimmy Rodgers as coach. “These point guard and Lewis as an off­ Twins’ only wins in their last 15 games. They also are 21-5 in games in which Manchester Legion baseball team. Manchester cut its deficit to 2-1 needs. Pendleton has an RBI. (Juite often, with caddis hovering over the water, and are all things that will have to be guard “changes somewhat.” broke a seven-game home losing streak, one short Despite five good innings from in the fifth when Steve Joyner But first, the Dave Gavitt-Chris settled, probably not before the of the club record. Expos 4, Pirates 3: In Montreal, Brian Igoe, Post 102 fell, 3-1, to El- singled in Doug Delvecchio. El­ fish feeding in large numbers, and no “takes” on caddis Ford team must figure out what it al­ The Celtics have the 19th choice imitations, what could be happening is the trout are draft.” Gaetti, who hadn’t homered in 13 days, hit his Mike Aldrete doubled home Andres lingttm in Zone Eight action Friday lington’s final run came in the sixth ready has. in the draft. Most of the top guards Galarraga with the winning run in taking emergers, or pupae just under the surface, or in the Shaw’s loss would be more ninth of the season off Saberhagen (5-7) in the night at Moriarty Field. when Mitchell drove in Laughlan, Transatlantic squabbles may leave will be taken by then. Those who film. I find fishing a caddis emerger, (patterns for these serious. He showed maturity, second inning. The homer followed a Icadoff the eighth inning as the Monueal ft)st 102, which collected only who reached on an error, with a the Celtics without two players they could be available are Brian Oliver Expos came from behind to beat the can be found in Gary laFnntaines’s book Caddisflies) playmaking and rebounding skills as double by Kent Hrbek and gave Minnesota a 2-0 four hits, falls to 1 -4 in the Zone and single. want. Not knowing whether guard of Georgia Tech, Bimbo Coles of Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 Friday night dressed to float on, or Just under the surface, can account a rookie. The Celtics were counting 2-8 overall. Manchester will play Igoe gave up two runs (one Virginia Tech and Dee Brown of lead. Gaetti also singled in the fourth and doubled for astonishing results. Brian Shaw and forward Dino Radja on him as their point guard of the in a battle of National League East Willimantic in a non-Zone earned) on four hits. Sean Conlin will be on the team next season Jacksonville. The team has only one in the sixth. front-runners. One more quick clue. Occasional caddis flies coming future in a backcourt with Reggie doubleheader today beginning at 5 went the distance for Ellington to clouds its view of Wednesday choice in the two-round draft, Minnesota’s third run came in the fifth inning The win moved the Expos within off the water. Nothing seems to be happening. Tie on an Lewis. p.m. at Eastern Connecticut State pick up the win. night’s draft. having sent its second-round pick to when Junior Ortiz singled, was sacrificed to second emerger as a dropper fly, with an 1 Hair as the tail fly. Behind them at that position arc a half-game of the first-place University. On Sunday, Manchester “They’ll break out of it,” Shaw, the Celtics’ first-round Indiana in 1985 for Jerry Sichting. by Greg Gagne and scored on a single by Fred Pirates, who have lost four in a row \bu could be surprised at what can happen. only age — Dennis Johnson and Jim will play at Windsor Locks at 4 p.m. Manchester assistar coach Bill pick in 1988, is balking at a contract Manrique. Saberhagen, who yielded eight hits in and five of six. — and lack of production__ in a Zone contest at Southwest F^k. DiYeso said. “We necu one game .he si^ed to return to the team after The Celtics also need depth be­ seven innings, has lost his last four starts. Galarraga began Montreal’s win­ Joe Carman, a Manchester resident for many John Bagley, Kevin Gamble and Ellington took a 2-0 lead in the where the bats come alive.” spending last season in Italy. Radja, hind their old frontcourt starters. By The Royals got their first run in the eighth on a ning rally with a one-out single years, is a recognized authority on the subject of bam­ Charles Smith. fourth inning. Kent Zahner reached EDinglon 000 201 0— 3.6-2 their second-round pick in 1989, next Dec. 19, Robert ftrish will be pinch-hit single by Stillwell after a ttiple by Wil­ against Stan Belinda (2-2). After “It’s clear that we would like to on an error and scored an a triple to Manchatlsr 000 010 0— 1-4-3 boo fly rods and the sport of fly fishing. son. faces opposition in his Yugoslavian step up in the backcourt situation ^ Kevin Tim Wallach struck out, Aldrete right centerfield by Jim Lau^lan, Conlin and Zahnor. 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Thompson says no to Nuggets

By Lee Byrd The Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Georgetown coach John Thompson made the “extremely painful” decision Friday

to reject an offer worth at least $6 million to become

general manager of the NBA Denver Nuggets.

Thompson agonized over the offer from the troubled

franchise, the first black-owned team in professional

sports, for five days. Clearly weary as he appeared at a campus news conference, he said, “I talked with an awful

lot of people who mean an awful lot to me. Then I gave myself a day of reflection. And I have decided to remain

at Georgetown.” Thompson, who took Georgetown to the NCAA title

in 1984, has been among the nation’s coaching giants for nearly two decades and has been the target of several . 7 ,

NBA offers. He called the Denver opportunity “the most serious by far.”

“The timing was just not the best,” Thompson said. “I looked at the total package and said, ‘The time is not

right.’” He did not elaborate. Earlier in the week, Thompson appeared to be leaning

the Nuggets’ way, pronouncing himself “excited as hell”

over the offer, particularly since it involved a 4 percent

interest in the team as well as a salary near $700,000 a year for five years. Thompson makes more than $500,000 annually at Georgetown, including a salary of

more than $317,000, a shoe contract worth $200,000, and other outside payments.

In deciding to stay, Thompson embraced the example of his friend and coaching colleague, Mike Krzyzewski,

who recently spumed a similarly lucrative offer from the

Boston Celtics to remain at Duke. On the other hand, he

made the opposite choice of one of his best friends and

confidants — former Big East Commissioner David

Gavitt, who just became general manager and vice presi­

dent of the Celtics.

After taking over a team which was a woeful 4-23 in

1971, Thompson has amassed a 423-122 mark at Geor­

getown. He has taken the Hoyas to the NCAA tourna­

ment 14 times, also finishing second in 1982 and 1985. “Obviously, we were interested in John Thompson be­

cause he is a quality individual and he would have great­ ly improved our organization,” Nuggets managing

general partner Peter Bynoe said. “We respect his decision to stay at Georgetown and sincerely wish him

the best.” The Rev. Leo J. O’Donovan, Georgetown’s president, said Thompson s decision “was great news for me lo hear. Our whole university is delighted to know that this great man will be with us for the future.” Thompson confided that his attorney and agent, David Falk of ProServe Inc., had recommended that he stay. But he denied that either he or his advisers were troubled

by Denver’s history of front-office turmoil. “I had no

problem whatsoever with the ownership there,” he said.

Thompson earlier had spioken with great enthusiasm

ateut the resurgent popularity of the NBA, where he was

Bill Russell’s backup with the Celtics.

I still have a desire to explore,” Tliompson said. “I

The Associaied Press hope that two years from now, I get an offer for $20 mil­ U lion.

STAYING AT GEORGETOWN — Georgetown University head basketball coach John He said that when he first called O’Donovan to tell him his dreision, “I played a little joke. I said, ‘Father, Thompson, shown in a file photo, rejected a $6 million offer to coach the Denver Nuggets m gone. And he said, ‘John, you will never be gone on Friday. Thompson has coached at Georgetown for 18 years. Irom us. You will always be a part of us.’”