challenges law
HARTFORD (UPl) — Some state cable television Dollar drops In Europe companies say a law requiring them to set aside one LONDON — The U.S. dollar today dropped channel to carry state-run educational programs against all major European currencies at the violates their First Amendment rights. opening of foreign exchange trading. Gold rose. The Connecticut Cable Television Association filed Bullion opened in Zurich at $348.50 an ounce, up suit Monday against the law, saying it inhibits their against Monday’s close of $343.50. In London gold right to choose their programming and allows the opened at $345.50 against Monday’s close of Partly cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. state to confiscate cable company property without $344.75. partly sunny Thursday W ednesday. Aug 15, 1984 just compensation. The dollar weakened. In Milan where trading A hearing on the suit is scheduled Sept. 10 in U.S. closed Monday at a record high of 1,793.00 lire, it — See page 2 Single copy: 25C District Court before Senior Judge M. Joseph opened lower Tuesday at 1,783.25 lire. In Blumenfeld, said Michael J. Dorfsman, executive Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 2.8955 German •fSi director of the cable association, which represents 25 D-marks against a close of 2.9250, and in Zurich it cable systems. Ulanrh^fitfr started at 2.4395 Swiss francs against 2.4578. I He said the law took effect July 1 and requires cable The dollar opened at 59.11 Belgian francs in systems with more than 24 channels to dedicate one of Brussels Tuesduy against a close of 59.46 on their channels to state-run educational programming. Monday, and in London it began trading at $1.3150 Dorfsman said state officials have delayed the start to the pound after closing Monday at $1.3050. 2 hurt of the provision until Oct. 1, but in the meantime are The dollar also weakened in Paris opening at m limiting the type of programs cable companies can 8.8900 French francs against a close of 8.9387 Town to get run on the channel set aside for the instructional Monday, and in Tokyo trading closed Tuesday at programs. 242.60 yen against the previous close of 243.90. Dorfsman said the law violated cable company in plane rights under the First Amendment to determine what programs they offer and will force some companies to Interieaf expands to Coast drop existing offerings and limit others from offering new services. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Interleaf Inc. Monday crash sewer funds UPl photo "It’s restricting the cable operator’s right to make announced the opening of its West Coast those choices,” Dorfsman said, adding the associa headquarters in Walnut Creek, Calif. It’s big business as the recent Keenland houses are selling limited partnerships tion also contends the law violates Federal The office will be headed by Stephen Klann, select yearling sales in Lexington, Ky. that buy and breed horses. Communications Commission rules. who was named director of Western operations. NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Federal Bv Kathy Garmus were mviled ls and combined roughbred market have become as The two men told Dr. George waited in vain for Reagan to push, including such Dubai, owns a stud farm in England. Day, “ there could be a hailstorm tomorrow.” tape. The conservatives are confident Reagan will win sewer lines in the area are sewer overflow projects, it could volatile as the Argentine peso. The Terranova, head of the hospital items as tuition tax credits and a constitutional “ Caution is the word” in making predictions, Orr Early turnover amounted to about 7,687,000 amendment banning abortion. re-election with any kind of platform. What they deteriorated because they are be used to increa.se the funding of most glamorous yearlings sell for shares. emergency room, Massi was tak are looking to is 1988, who will run the party then added. When it came to the battle over whether or not among the oldest in town and are existing grants. far more than they could ever hope ing a training flight on flying by and who will be itSvpresidential nominee. to earn as race horses. Some The sport of kings became the own an office building these days." Orr said “ most of the small farmers should be able Monday’s volume of 77.96 million shares, down there should be language in the platform that might subject to overflow because they "Otherwise, we wouldn’t be able instruments. The plane took off, Rep. Jack Kemp of New York, one of the pioneer popular stallions now command sport of dentists and doctors and Typically, each of Martin's to line up buyers.” sharply from the 171.03 million traded Friday, allow for a tax increase if necessary to battle high are too small. to meet our obligation to munici limited partnerships raises $3 was the slowest since 72.32 million changed hands turned left at about 1,500 feet when authors of the Reagan tax program, led the anti-tax palities," he said, explaining that stud fees higher than the sale all the other people who previously Emil Mulnite of East Windsor, a former co-op budget deficits, the conservatives were not having The reconstruction project, for million, with investors paying a July 30. It marked the first time in nine sessions they "feltomethinggobumponthe fight in Dallas. The former pro-football quarter the state grants money on a prices of their offspring. put their cash in cattle feed lots or director, criticized the growers for rejecting the any of it — even though it meant taking on Reagan. which the town had expected the minimum of $60,000 to take part. volume did not exceed 120 million shares. engine” and immediately turned back from Buffalo has made no secret of his percentage-payment basis and "It has reached the heights of ^o Derek movies. program. For 48 hours, the White House operatives, who state to pay 55 percent, was If all goes according to plan, they Brokers said the fact that trading slowed so to go back, Terranova said. ambition to inherit the conservative mantle and the must allow lor projects coming in dizzying absurdity. Allusions to the "We have more than 800 "The tax on tobacco went up and they got mad,” he thought they were in firm control of the platform jeopardized when DEP officials should save more in taxes than much Monday indicated that investors are more White House from Reagan in four years. over bid. crash of '29 are not wholly out of partners each with a mean net said. “ But I feel it was a mistake to vote it out.” The physician, who takes flying process, tried to find compromise language that told town officials in June that they pay Kinderhill. Half the willing to buy than to sell. Many big traders were He was not alone. Sen. Jesse Helms of North place," said Oppenheim grumpily. worth substantially over $1 mil “ If we get a 50 percent damage in grade, the trade lessons from Robinson, said he was would oppose tax increases in principle, but allow money was no longer available. lliipfer said that a good (Mirtion money they invest is borrowed waiting for prices to drop so they can enter at a Carolina was right alongside in the fight and future The financial community, how lion. The vast majority are not won’t buy it.” Mulnite said. “ The government would told, “ The cockpit filled up with Reagan room to raise them if he thought it was The town had not moved fast of the $15 million "is going to be through a “ balloon” note that better level. ambitions. ever, feels it’s hardly begun to bid. horse lovers or racing fans,” said give us half the value and with (crop) insurance we smoke" and the plane began to needed for continued economic recovery. enough to receive any of the $20 chewed up by projects underway," comes due when the partnership On the other side of the battle, arguing that Many of the larger brokerage Thomas Martin, founder of Kin- could make up the.rest... “ stall. The conservatives wanted no tax .increase million allocated for such projects including three which have come ends, and is paid off with the deficits and economic recovery might demand a houses are selling limited partner derhill farm in upstate New York. whatsoever and therefore no compromise. By a by the General Assembly last year, in $1 I million over bid. proceeds from the sale of the tax hike next year, was Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, ships that buy and breed race Martin, a former Wall Street unanimous vote, the economic subcommittee DEP officials said at the time. money manager, is king of the horses. another player in the 1988 presidential "W e’re al a point now where the horses. At least one is said to be voted for a plank that in effect said the drafters sweepstakes. preparing a public offering. thoroughbred breeding limited The chances of everything going Manchester has already set cushion is awfully small," he said. opposed tax increases, period, because they Any battles being fought at the Republican partnership. Over the past 10 years according to plan are good, accord threatened economic recovery. aside $800,000 to pay for its share of "Eventually it’s going to become Inside Today National Convention over the next 10 days in Dallas MAYOR HARIIARA B. WEIN he has put together 25 of the tax ing to Wall Street calculations. The They added insult to injury by coming out in the project. a real commodity, where for $500 are not just the latest installments of Reagan vs. BERG said today she was deligh shelters, raised $56 million and amount wagered by American favor of a flat tax to replace the progressive income somebody can hold a share of the 20 paoes, 2 sections his conservative base. They are the opening volleys Joining O’Neill on the tour ted the slate had come through acquired more than 140 horses. bettors continues to rise, the tax. Reagan is interested in the concept but does package," said Leonard Messina, Kinderhill is an elegant 880-acre financiers say. That means bigger of the 1988 campaign. Tuesday were McCavanagh, Kan with the funding dra, town General Manager Ro head of Amerivest, a tax shelter establishment in Old Chatham, purses, whielfmeans bigger prices Advice ...... 16 “ It (the sewer project) was Area towns...... 19 bert B. Weiss, state Environmen investment firm. N.Y., that looks very much like a for top-quality yearlings which really something that needed to be It all started, some people say, Manhattan financier's dream of means bigger stud fees. Business...... 21 tal Protection Com m issioner Classified...... 22-23 done," she said. with the arrival of newly rich Arab how one gets away from it all. “ What can go bad?” asked Stanley Pac, former Mayor John Comics...... IB W. Thompson and town Director sheiks and Japanese businessmen The barns, scattered over the Jeffrey Reissman of Amerivest. Entertainment...... 16 Cuomo signs acid rain bill When asked about the apparent at the select Keeneland yearling rolling countryside, are modern "As long as you’re producing foals, Lottery...... 2 Stephen T. Cassano. Cassano, ^■hange in the state’s ability to fund Obituaries...... 8 Thompson and McCavanagh arc the project, Mrs. Weinberg said sales at Lexington, Ky., in the and immaculate. The horses are you’re okay. You can insure the ALBANY, N.Y. (UPl) - Gov. Compliance by utilities will Opinion...... 6 compliance ranged from $160 all Democrats running in the fall she was unsure how the funds early 1970s. tended by 20-odd "equine manag horses against anything else." Mario Cuomo signed the nation’s mean higher electric bills but million to $1.6 billion. Others point to Secretariat, the Peopletolk ...... 2 election. suddenly became available. ers” — young people so healthy Traditional horse people, of Sports...... 9-12 first legislation aimed at reducing estimates of the cost for the Regardless of what the cost of first Triple Crown winner in 25 and so invariably female the place course, have a different attitude. Television...... 18 acid rain and called on other states average customer vary widely. compliance proves to be, said state "Even the governor. Democrat years, who was syndicated in 1973 STATE SEN. CARL A. has the look of a James Bond “ Anything can happen," said W eather...... 2 to pass similar bills. Because utilities in the New York Sen. John Dunne, the ^nefits of as he is, cannot whiff money out of for a then-record $6.08 million. ZINSSER, R-Manchester, charged movie. Bob West of Waterford Farms in The new law requires utilities City area already burn low-sulfur acid rain reduction will outweigh the air," she said Messina, who has sold out one “ Have you seen my boy?” said Midway, Ky. “ They can step in a today that the tour smacked of SAMPLES TODAY and industpf in the state to reduce fuel, electricity customers upstate them. political “ theatrics. ” Republican limited partnership that includes Joanne Nard affectionately, as she hole. Very few people can insure The Manchester Herald today con acid emissions by 245,000 tons — 30 will be paying the largest share of Kandra said he would be meet Along with Cuomo and Assem Town Committee Chairman Curtis Derby winner Gato del Sol, traces coa x ^ a yearling into proper their investments 100 percent.” tinues Its sampling program to bring percent — by 1992. the compliance bill, officials said. ing with DEP officials soon to blyman Maurice Hinchey, D- M. Smith called it ”a facade...to all the excitement to a more position for a guest to admire. West’s farm once boarded Ge copies of the newspaper to non- “ Acid rain is a national prob Environmental Conservation di.scuss terms of the grant. The subscribers In Manchester. Saugerties, Dunne also cited stu hype local candidates” pedestrian source — the 1981 Some things about horse racing nuine Risk, the filly who won the lem,” Cuomo said Tuesday before Commissioner Henry Williams final design of the reconstruction Economic Recovery Tax Act, dies that indicate acid rain stunts Neither Zinsser nor state Rep. project has not yet been approved never change. Young women still Derby and then was shipped to •••••••••••••••••••••• signing the bill. said estimates of the overall cost of which clarified depreciation rules fall in love with horses, lovingly Kentucky to mate with Secreta forest and agricultural growth. Elsie L. Swensson, R-Manchester, by the DEP, he said. on thoroughbreds. nursing a weanling’s bruised foot, riat. No one will ever know, "That made it an important Wall or mucking out the invariably though, what the offspring of two ' Street commodity,” he said. mucky stables. Derby winners would have com A horse can be written off for tax But few of the animals they are manded at Keeneland. In two tries. Nationwide search under way for missing paperboy purposes in 3 to 5 years, compared tending, even the brood mares, will Genuine Risk failed to produce a By Scott Sonner Sgt. Bill Mullins said. “ There is no to 18 for a shopping center or office finish up their lives at Kinderhill. live foal. Authorities said they are concen Hawkins, special agent in charge But he refused to say how the lead said buiiding. Enter the tax shelter The partnerships that own them Barren mares are perhaps the United Press International reason to believe he is not in trating on “ reiatively similar" of the FBI Nebraska-Iowa field was elimiiiuled. A ’Help Find Eugene Martin experts, who brought in the run for less than six years, and all worst disaster that can befall a another state.” reports by six neighbors who saw office. DES MOINES, Iowa — The FBI Mullins said a police were h und ’ was established at a bank bankers to make loans so the the animals must be sold at the horse breeder, but there are plenty Eugene Martin, whose 14th Martin talking with a man Sunday "Generally, the person is an searched nationwide for a “ loner” looking into several leads out of the after a suggestion by Noreen and limited partnership deals would be dissolution. If Kinderhill wants to of others. When Derby winner UPlptioto birthday is Friday, vanished early morning as he was about to begin introvert, a ioner who may or may suspect seen by six people talking hundreds received on a 2A-hour John Gosch, Johnny’s parents. “ leveraged” — involving even less retain a mare, another new part Swale died of a heart attack he was Sunday as he was about to deliver his paper route. not be extra guiit ridden on what he to a 13-year-old paperboy shortly hotline set up by Des Moines '■e'vard funj for information in of the investors’ own money and nership must buy it at the market insured for $15 million — less than Tricky technology copies of the Des Moines Register. An FBI specialist was caiied in to does but will not turn himself in,” before the youth disappeared. police. the Mtjrtin cbsc hcis flrown tn even more tax deductions. rate. half his estimated worth. Fellow newsboy Johnny Gosch draw a composite sketch of the he said. The suspect is described as a $35,000 — $25,000 from the Regis In no time at all, it’seemed, there The value of a great runner and George Foster, a technician for Z-Fiex Police also sifted through disappeared from his Sunday route suspect based on the reports. Hawkins said 17 FBI agents and the company, the new chimney aero- Sept. 5, 1982, and has not been white male between 30 and 40 years ter, $5,000 from WHO Broadcast were limited partnerships for "Horse racing is a very capital- potential sire like Swale is so high Co. in Manchester, N.H., checks the hundreds of tips hoping to find a Police said the description of the other authorities were investigat old, 5-foot-9, clean shaven. anything with four legs and a most top 3 year olds are quickly cowl could save Americans' $6.2 billion heard from since. ing Co, and $5,000 from the Iowa intensive business,” Martin said. iead to Eugene Martin, whose suspect had improved with more ing leads. The Des Moines Register printed distance between expansion chamber Police say there may be a interviews. Newspaper Association. whinny. Prices for top-line tho “ It’s becoming institutionalized — syndicated — sold in 40 shares, annually If Installed on the nation’s 50 disappearance resemblej that of A report that the missing boy 50,000 flyers with Martin’s picture each of which carries the right to vanes of the Aerodynamic Chimney Cap connection between the two cases District circulation managers roughbreds rose about 30 percent a exactly like what happened to real million residential and commercial another paperboy who vanished Authorities aiso were using a was spotted “ looking beat up and ’ and description Tuesday. The breed at least one mare a year. and are treating Martin’s disap were told to accompany carriers year for seven consecutive years. estate. Rarely does a single person at the firm’s research lab. According to two years ago. psychological profile of the suspect battered” in a car heading out of paper intends to mail one to each buildings. pearance as a kidnapping. to aid the search, said Herb on their morning rounds indefi “ We have to assume the worst,” town was unfounded, Mullins said. newspaper in the country, Mullins nitely. 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, A uk. 15, 1984 MANCHKSTER H K R ALI), Wwliuvsdiiv. Au>{ 15, litlH4 - 5 Inmates complete computer program Tornado nps Toronto Manchester Finding body Four people were treated for EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - back in jail unless there is some “ These are bright guys," Sayer could have told me I would learn TORONTO (UPI) - A tor Nineteen inmates graduate tonight kind of intervention. said. “ They’ve made a mistake, the things I ’ve learned," he said. nado ripped across northwest minor injuries suffered in a car In from a special career program “ Our objective is to give people but they’ve done their time.” " I know I can go outand not worry ' Toronto Tuesday, tearing the accident caused by the no surprise aimed at arming prisoners with vocational skills and training while The graduates are in the process about finding a job. I know I have roofs from several buildings, toronado. computer skills enabling them to they are in the prison system, so of being released to supervised something people want." buckling one road, and disrupt One man survived being Damato heads campaign that when they're released they do halfway houses to pursue job struck by lightning and three compete once released. Selection of the students was a ing power supplies, authorities With degrees in computer opera not come back into prison or placementand their computer members of one fam ily were Manchester real estate developer Raymond F. to town teens cooperative effort, said C PI Ad- said. commit more crimes, but become careers. treated for minor injuries they Damato has been named chairman and treasurer tion from the Computer Process minissions Director Arthur Ben Several people were slightly wage-earning, tax-paying Among the graduates is Ronald suffered when the roof of their of the committee to ing Institute, the inmates drawn jamin. He said all were eligible for injured by flying chunks of citizens” Black, 33, of Hartford. re-elect Rep. James from throughout the state correc release within 12 months, had high metal and wood or in car house was tom off. One of two Manchester teenagers who Tuesday tions system attended school from Carl F. Simmons, CPI president, “ I have this skill. I ’m employa In one residential develop R. McCavanagh, D- school diplomas and were inter accidents caused by the twister, discovered the body of a boater who drowned in the II p.m. to 5 a m. Sunday through said the inmates are job-ready and ble,” Black said. ‘Tvebeen adrug ment, a roof was thrown from Manchester in the viewed by counselors to determine which swept across a one-mile Connecticut River last weekend said he half expected Thursday for security reasons. placement counselors are arrang addict and criminal most of my area at about 8 p.m. EDT. one house onto another house 12th Assembly r aptitude and interests. to find it when he and a friend went out for an The inmates in the program ing employment interviews. A life, but 1 got to know what it’s like Severe winds and heavy rain across the street, collapsing the District. afternoon of boating. were screened and tested for IQ. second group of graduates, trained to work for something.” The students received classroom caused at least one road to roof of the second. Mary Gelinas was 2(4-7 aptitude and enthusiasm before in electronic technology, will be “ I have a sense of accomplish and laboratory training in data buckle and sent tree branches The owner, Frank Savoiordo, 1 named co- Richard Road residents Rob Monaco and Todd class began in March, and they graduating in October. ment," Black said. " I feel good handling, storage media and input- flying. Electrical power was S3, said he would stay at his chairwoman of the Whitehead, both 15 ,found the body of New Britain m were held to the same standards as CPI and the Connecticut Depart about myself. I hope society gives output devices. disrupted throughout the area. split-level home despite -the campaign commit resident James Budnick, 31, near the Charter Oak other C PI students. ment of Correction initiated the me the chance to act on what I feel “ The Department of Correction . "W e have no report of serious collapsed roof to protect his tee. Louise Shaheen Bridge. Budnick had been missing since he dived into at this point... I hope someone "W e are not lowering our .stand special Pilot Program for Offend deserves credit for giving us the injuries, but several buildings belongings against vandalism. A and Lorraine Boutin the river Sunday to save a friend who could not swim. ers last March, funded by the gives me a shot.” Nearby, a roof was tom away were named co 0 ards," said Wade Sayer, executive opportunity to get a skill and have caved in," a police spokes “ We were out about 15 minutes, then we saw it.” assistant to the president of CPI. Correction Department and the Sharing his sentiments is George education,” Black said. "W e ’re not and smashed into pieces. managers, the com man said. Monaco said this morning. “ We had an idea last night “ These guys are in jail and will lie II.S. Job Training Partnership a 6^. Maxwell, of Bridgeport. “ Nobody pressing license plates ’’ mittee announced. Damato is also a that we were going to come across one of them.” 1 member of the fi- Budnick’s remains were spotted three-quarters of a I nance committee mile south of the bridge about 2 p.m. Tue.sday by the for Rep. Barbara B. two teenagers, both sophomores at East Catholic High Weather Kennelly, D-Conn., School. Budnick apparently drowned while attempt Peopletalk and belongs to the v .t# ing to save Alexander Walker. 54. of East Hartford, fund raising com who fell overboard during an outing Sunday night and Herflld photo by Pinli Today’s forecast i mittee for Sen. is still missing. Instant literature, instant art Amazing Grace in Monaco Raymond F. Damato Christopher J. "W e said we would probably come across the body A brand-new Phone-A-Ride bus awaits Veith of the Jefferson House Adult Day Connecticut, Massachusetts and Dodd, D-Conn. Da Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis has his Movie and TV stars turned out for three days of Rhode Island: Today: partly mato is a member of the Democratic Town and sure enough we did," Monaco said. senior citizen Margaret Donahue as she Center. Ms. Donahue lives at 46 "instant biography” coming out Friday, a tennis and partying in Monaco Monday to benefit cloudy with scattered showers Committee and a former director of the Eighth Monaco said he and Whitehead spotted the body in climbs in with the help of nurse Lynn Wedqewood Drive. bargain at only $2.95, but Houston sculptor Bob the Princess Grace Foundation, which aids possibly a thunderstorm. Becom Utilities District. the middle of a channel about 100 feet from shore. Pack is creating a pricier memento of the athlete underprivileged children. ing partly sunny west portion this McCavanagh, a Manchester realtor, is seeking They expected it to disappear before they could notify — a limited edition bronze statue with a price tag “ Dynasty’s" John Forsythe reveled in his afternoon. Highs mostly in low to a second term in the state Legislature in the fall the Wethersfield police department, but Monaco said mid 80s except mid 70s Cape Cod of at lea.st $3,7,50. tennis victory Tuesday against crown Prince election. He will face either Jonathan L. Mercier, it had not moved by the lime they returned. Two new buses become part and islands. Tonight: chance of Pack will create the 18-inch .sculptures using Albert, telling UPI, “ We took our lives in our the Republican-endorsed candidate for the seat, Four Wethersfield volunteer firefighters retrieved photographs of Lewis. He declined to specify the hands by beating the prince! ’’ showers before midnight in the or Betty Sadloski, depending on the outcome of a the body and it was taken to the state medical track star’s cut of the profits from the limited Forsythe, who starred with the late princess in east, otherwise partly cloudy with Sept. 11 primary. edition of 1.000. “ He’ll get a small percentage. her pre-Hollywood days on “ Philco Playhouse" patchy fog. Lows 65 to 70. Thurs examiner’s officer in Farmington for autopsy. of ‘Phone-a-Ride’ program He’s not doing it for free," Pack said. and other TV shows, said the Riviera is as day: partly sunny, warm and Hartford police said they have no plans to resume The cost of the statue will escalate as the edition beautiful as ever "but it just doesn’t feel the same muggy with the chance of an the search for Walker, but will check along the river Bv Sarah E. Hall Currently, the prograin'.s two Iniscs io r a w liile We re not sells out, the artist added. without her." afternoon thunderstorm in the New students must sign up banks for any sign of his body. Herald Reporter buses make more than 200 round allowed to get rid of Ihein at this Charlton Heston, who was to play Forsythe western hills. Highs in 80s to near New students — not including incoming Hartford and state police divers searched for two trips per week. As many as 400 pont, " Ms. Wieks said She added Wednesday, called Prince Albert "a young man 90 in the interior except mid 70s on sophomores — who plan to attend Manchester days without success after Budnick and Walker were Senior citizens in Manchester the islands off Cape Cod. Manchester residents use the that that one will proliably gototlie mature beyond his years. Everybody thinks High School in September should report to the reported missing. who depend upon “ Phone-A-Ride“ service on a regular basis. Maine: Showers and a few town's .senior l itizens' I’enter being royalty is just great fun, but it’s like a school guidance office for registration soon. Divers did recover the badly decomposed remains for their transportation are riding The federal government — W illie’s in, Michael’s out constant p.r. lour." thunderstorms likely today. Highs Before signing up for courses, students must of a third body Monday. It was taken to the chief slate in style. Two new, light-blue Ford under the auspices of the Urban One of the vans arrived in in mid 70s to low 80s. Scattered present proof of immunization against polio, Civic officials of Foxhoro. Mass., have medical examiner’s office to determine the sex and vans costing about $22,000 each Mass Transportation Administra mid-July, while the other is ex- approved a license for country singer Willie showers tonight ending over diptheria, tetanus, mumps, and regular measles. have been added to the Phone-A- possibly the identity. tion -^ is paying 80 percent of the peeled any day now Next Tliiii s- Nelson to perform at the town's Sullivan Stadium southwest portions. Lows in 60s. Good chance of rain today New students must also present a year-end Ride fleet, replacing one 1978 and day, the town llonian Services Becoming partly sunny Thur.sday “ We have no idea who the other body is." Hartford cost of the new vehicles, leaving in September. Two months ago, the same officials report car or have a transcript forwarded to one 1979 model. the town to pay the rest. Department will sponsor a liineh March to the right with a slight chance of showers Today: partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of a shower or Police Sgt. Frank Campbell said Tuesday. “ There are rejected a similar request by su(>erstar Michael MHS, (For students entering grade 12, a The buses are a boon to a While the older buses are not hour eereinony called "Welcome over all but southwest portions. thunderstorm. Highs in low to mid 80s. Light westerly wind. Jackson. Rosie Greer, former Los Angeles Ram, transcript is required.) a lot of unsolved missing-persons cases in this area.” program which “ helps older peo worn out, "they have lots of miles New Boses" in the Gold Room at Richard Thompson, chairman of the board of ordained minister, black political activist and ace Highs in upper 70s to mid 80s. Tonight: partly cloudy. Lowsin mid to upper 60s. Light westerly Students who have quit school and plan to ple who would otherwise be home- Lincoln Center Invited guests New Hampshire: Showers and a wind. Thursday: partly sunny warm and muggy. Highs 85 to 00. Police speculate Walker was standing near the rear on them ... one with just over selectmen, says Nelson is welcome while Jackson needlepointer, has shifted his considerable return in September must report to Jacob Ludes. bound because they do not have 100,000 miles, and the other with include William Masset and .lolin few thunderstorms likely today. of his powerboat and fell overboard when it turned is not because Nelson won't attract as many weight to the Reagan-Bush team. Friday sunny and pleasant. Highs In lower 80s. Today’s weather principal, for registration on Aug 21, 22, or23. For transportation to meet their daily about 90,000 m iles," Ms. Wieks McKenna, llie two Manchester Highs in upper 70s to mid 80s. suddenly. Walker could not swim and called for help people — and with them, problems. The ex-defensive lineman explained his sup picture was drawn by Tony Cresenzi. 10, of 163 Eldridge St., and more information, call 647-3537. needs," Diane M. Wicks, town said. “ Most of the towns in the area representatives of Ihe Greater Scattered showers tonight ending a student at the Nathan Hale School. and Budnick dived in after him. port of the incumbent as part of his growing coordinator of field services for the are replacing their vehicles lx>- Hartford Transit District Board of religious faith: “ If we trust in God and in over central and southern sections. elderly, said today. One has Housing Authority to meet The younger man could swim but was probably cause the federal money became Directors, local ciccicd and ap ourselves, instead of politicians and government, Lows in 60s. Partly sunny Thurs arrived and the other is to be \ pulled under by a powerful undercurrent in the available." pointed officials, .igeiicy heads, blacks — and all Americans — can achieve day with a slight of showers over The Manchester Housing Authority will hold its delivered soon, she said. and r’hone-A Ride staff and the north and mountains. Highs in treacherous deep-water channel near the bridge. With It seats apiece, the new economic self-sufficiency and move on to monthly meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the Phone-A-Ride isa busservicefor vans arc one seal smaller than the drivers. Reagan’s daughter 80s. \ None of the boat’s four occupants were wearing life excellence in all areas. That’s what I believe and agency offices at 24 Bluefield Drive. Manchester residents who are older ones but arc expected to be Vermont: Variable cloudiness that’s what President Reagan believes.” Reports from the executive director and preservers. handicapped or have passed their more fuel-efficient. "They should E lig ib le residents wishing to use weds yoga teacher Greer hasn't always been a Republican with a chance of showers or updates on various housing programs will be 60th birthday. The free service Phone-A-Ride should call 646-2774 Monaco told the Herald that he and Whitehead be easier for the driver to handle," booster. He worked with the Sen. Robert Kennedy thundertorms today and Thurs featured. provides door-to-door transporta at least 48 hours before they need a Amid tears from the mother of the bride and a day. Highs both days in 80s. Partly stayed out on the river for several hours after Ms. Wicks said. They also have and was by his side when he was killed in 1968. tion to medical appointments, special lifts to accomodate people ride. Hour of operation are Mon toast to long-term happiness by the father. cloudy tonight. Lows mainly in 60s. Budnick’s body was recovered. They did not haul in grocery stores, nutrition sites and in wheelchairs. day through Friday. 9 a.m. President and Mrs. Reagan saw daughter Patti their boat until 6:30 p.m.. he said. other places. •hrough 4:31) p.m Davis married in a private, 17-minute double-ring Air quality Truck caiied totaiiy iliegai "W e ’re going to keep the older ceremonv. The state Department of Envir An Ohio truck driver was charged Tuesday with The first lady cried and the president toasted onmental Protection reported driving his tractor-trailer in Manchester without the newlyweds to “ a lot of beautiful memories Richard Burton replaced moderate air quality Tuesday in a Connecticut fuel permit and without permission M HS problems called slight from this day" as their 31-year-old actress- from state public utilities commission. Edward Fox, the British actor best known for Greenwich and good air quality for DOUBLE 260 NO. MAIN ST daughter married 25-year-old Paul Grilley, her Because his 'truck was unregistered, police his TV role as King Edward VIII, will replace the rest of the state. The DEP Manchester Building Committee chair safety regulations. While a top stale MANCHESTER. CT. former yoga instructor, Tuesday evening before ruled all 78,200 pounds of Paul D. Schaffer’s truck Richard Burton, who was set to star in "W ild forecast gooji to moderate air man Paul Phillips said Tuesday that the inspector predicted earlier that a follow-up THE VALUE 134 relatives and friends within the pink stucco overweight and levied a fine of $13,437, police I NORTHWAY Geese 11“ before his untimely death last week. quality statewide for today. town will have "absolutely no problem” check would be made at MHS, Phillips said surroundings of the exclusive Hotel Bel-Air in Los said. Schaffer was arrested when he stopped to i PLAZA Burton even played a part in selecting his own rectifying more than 150 deficiencies the state education department which OF YOUR Angeles. ask Manchester police officer Ralph Nezas replacement, the filin’s producer says. Extended outlook revealed in a recent state inspection report investigates facilities is currently so busy directions and was unable to provide any state The wedding capped an 18-day vacation by the ‘The idea for casting Edward Fox came from on the $5.5 million renovation project at that he thinks officials will accept a letter MANUFACTURER'S! Reagans, who planned to return today to Extended outlook for New Eng documentation, police said. Mr. Burton himself. He was impressed by Fox’s land Friday through Sunday: Manchester High School. saying town officials have rectified the :^ M d y s The truck was weighed at Lydall Inc. and Washington. Sheila Tate, Mrs. Reagan’s press performances in ‘Day of the Jackal’ and as King "Almost all of those items have already violations in lieu of a re-inspection. COUPONS Connecticut, Massachusetts and Schaffer was later released on a promise to secretary, parceled out the few details released Edward on T V ," said Euan Lloyd, who been taken care of," Phillips said. "The Rhode Island: Sunny days and appear next Monday in court. HOMt 01 IHI by the White House. remembered Burton’s praise during the urgent project will be 99 and 9/10 complete by the. Details in Store ' I ricnDiznicAf>rPfOPtt PltASlRS clear nights through the period. A records check showed also revealed that the search for a replacement. Satellite view time school starts. There will be nothing It you havan'l racalvod your With reporters barred, Reagan played the role Highs in low to mid 80s. Overnight Vermont registration Schaffer displayed on his Lloyd was able to avoid postponement or going on to bother the school kids at all.” value pakad aalaa circular, of father of the bride by escorting his daughter to lows in 60s. truck had been suspended, police said. cancellation of the $10 million film by rearrang Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EDT shows Phillips contended that the state report Calls pick ona up at the atora. S8i ItNa Inihlli Iliiri., hs 16, Fit, lii IF, Sit, hi. II a white, flower-bedecked g a z e ^ on the scenic Vermont: Pleasant weather ing the shooting schedule and quickly hiring Fox. widespread cloudiness over the western portion of the country. Afew found no major violations of fire-safety and Swan Lake Terrace of the same hotel where Ms. through the weekend with comfor Laurence Olivier will play Rudolf Hess in the thunderstorms linger over Arizona. Debris from earlier thunderstorms other codes, and questioned at least one Davis, who uses her mother’s maiden name, took table temperature and humidity movie about an attempt to free the still can be seen over upper Midwest. Plains, and Texas. Power lost in south end finding — that the cafeteria and other areas Tuesday, 9:02 a.m. — motor vehicle tap dance lessons. levels. Daytime highs in 70s and accident. Vernon and Lydall streets imprisoned Nazi from Berlin’s Spandau Prison. low 80s. Lows in 50s. Generally fair in MHS are not accessible to the USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN LAND O' LAKES More than 1,500 households in the southern part handicapped. (Tow n). The Rev. Donn Moomaw, a family friend, through the period. of Manchester were temporarily without power conducted a traditional Presbyterian ceremony, Tuesday, 12:19 p.m. — medical call, 333 Maine, New Hampshire: Fair this morning after a backhoe knocked wires down NEW YORK AMERICAN closing with a prayer as the bride and groom " I f there's anything wrong (with those W. Middle Turnpike (Paramedics). through the period. Highs in mid on Charter Oak Street in front of the old water areas), then it’s going to be taken care of. Tuesday, 2:46 p.m. — medical call, 44 SIRLOIN STEAK knealt before him. He then motioned them to turn 70s to mid 80s. Lows in 50s to low department shop at 8:18 a.m., a Northeast CHEESE toward the guests and said, “ May I be the first to Gone but not forgotten But we don’t think there’s anything wrong. Horton Road (Eighth District, 60s. Utilities spokesman said. Handicapped people have been using those Paramedics). introduce Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Patti Grilley." Smokey Bear’s 40th anniversary was cele The fallen wires caused a circuit reclosure to areas,” Phillips said. Tuesday, 4:59 p.m. — alarm, 565 Vernon The guests applauded. brated Monday in Capitan, N.M. A commemora Across the nation open on Hartford Road, cutting off power to 1,534 St. (Town), tive 20-cent stamp was unveiled in honor of the customers to protect the wires from overloading, He also held that encapsualtion of $ 2 3 9 ■ $ J 89 Tuesday, 6:08 p.m. — medical call, 31B One witness said the Reagans and Grilleys, who original bear, who died in 1976 at the National Zoo Thunderstorms will be scattered NU spokesman Jose Chaves said. asbestos in the MHS auditorium has been McGuire Lane (Paramedics). first met Monday at the wedding rehearsal, in Washington, D.C., after serving as the U.S. over the Atlantic and the Gulf adequate, contrary to one of the findings by lb. Power was restored to all but the water shop Wednesday, 12:49 a.m. — alarm, 150 “ were rather excited, just like you’d expect at Forest Service’s symbol of fire prevention. Coast states. A few thunderstorms itself about an hour later, he reported. state Department of education inspectors. Colonial Road (Town), any wedding." Reagan closed his toast with the Attending the ceremony, along with the usual will linger over the Plateau region. A Richard Road resident told the Herald the State reimbursement for the project — Wednesday, 4:06 a.m. — medical call. hope that the newlyweds “ know this kind of joy public officials, were the New Mexico forest Skies will be generally sunny over outage lasted an hour and eight minutes. set at 63.8 percent for most of the work — AM/PM market. West Middle Turnpike the rest of their lives.” rangers who 34 years ago rescued the badly the remainder of the nation. High LOWEST hinges on compliance with health and (Paramedics), SWEET JUMBO. V<" and up burned bear cub who was named "Sm okey" after temperatures will be in the 80s TEMPERATURES 2 Ms. Davis, who has disagreed with her father New York fireman “ Smokey Joe" Martin. over the northern states and in the .6 0 _____ 60 on abortion, nuclear power and the decriminali A new bear replaced Smokey after his death, 90s across much of the southern zation of marijuana, has had well-publicized SOUTHERN but was unable to attend Monday’s ceremonies. half of the nation. High tempera LCOEND- romances that included a rock singer and actor advertisement Instead, a man in a fur suit served as Smokey for tures will be in the 70s and 80s over Peter Strauss. 1/ .*,| ll
Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor ‘Hero’ cop Loan to Argentina OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor admits he won’t be extended hid bomb NEW YORK (UPI) - Bankers been completed. took a $125 million stand on "Therefore, Argentina is pro Jack Argentina’s debt problem today cet'ding to repay on Aug. 15 the $125 Connecticut now important to Mondale LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A million to the working committee but expressed optimism that nego Andersoiir decorated policeman, who con tiations to refinance the Latin ofiiunks in accordance with the fessed to staging the “ heroic” One strategy com ing out of San Francisco, after so, too, when anyone asks him. But it is a waiting gam e American nation's $43.6 billion of agreement” Washington defusing of a bomb he planted on a Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro forged their for now. foreign debt would begin soon Bankers "w ill continue to sup Turkish Olympic team bus in an historic political marriage, is good news for Merry-Go-Round Eleven large banks on the port .Argentina in its efforts in $ While the campaign organization is being ironed out, attempt to impress superiors, is so Connecticut Democrats. C ap ito l committee negotiating with Ar dealing with its external debt Is Schneller is routinely talking with the Democratic depressed he is under 24-hour gentina on its debt refused lute mutters” and they will proceed It is a variation on a theory of how to win the pennant National Com mittee in Washington and with the watch, jailers said. C o m m en ts Tuesday to extend a $125 million with debt negotiations as soon as a in baseball, where the idea is to break even on the road Mondate office there as well. He is talking tentative Officer Jimmy Wade Pearson, loan that expired today. letter of intent is signed with the and clobber the opposition at home. budget for Connecticut with them, and about the 40, a nine-year veteran of the force Bob Conrad The loan was extended as part of IMF, the statement said. Facing a tough race with Republican President V i described by a commander as a Syndicated Columnist schedule he can expect. a second-quarter agreement that Argentina has been unable to Ronald Reagan, the Mondale-Fcrraro goal will be to man who “ wanted to slay dragons Last week, Schneller hired an administrative aide enabled Argentina to pay overdue begin negotiations to refinance its Salvador: and rescue damsels,” broke down break even in the big states and win the election by who has worked in successful election cam paigns for bank interest through April 2. It debt - $'23 billion of which falls due Tuesday and admitted he planted picking up the small change elsewhere. U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd and U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson. was secured by Argentine funds on this year — because of its lack of the bomb he claimed to have found That means Connecticut will be a priority state in this The newcom er is Shaun OfM alley, a University of deposit at the Federal Reserve agreement with the IM F on an C IA back Monday night in the wheelwell of cam paign even though it only has eight electoral votes. Connecticut graduate five years ago. Bank of New York. economic program to bring down the Olympic bus at International Democrats who study all the angles believe Mondalc- and the inner circle brain trust was the governor's wife, The recommendation was the its 500 percent-plus inflation rate Airport. Nikki. second firm stand Argentina’s 300 Argentina still faces a numberof Ferraro can win if they stitch together enough of the ALSO LAST WEEK, Democratic members of the An obviously embarrassed Po in politics creditor bunks have taken in an payment deadlines It is bt'hind in little ones in an otherwise close race. Schneller, they decided, would report to O’Neill, who state delegation in Congress wrote to Ferraro asking lice Chief Daryl Gates said Pear effort to get the country to come to interest payments and it (aces yet Most of New England fits that descri|)tion. is the cerem onial hetid of the campaign in Connecticut, that she include Connecticut on her early campaign son confessed as he prepared to grips with its economic problems. another payment date in Sep Democrats say as they extend the priority designation Schneller would work with Fitzgerald, who was to be re lake a lie detector test. Pearson’s tour. All of them, of course, are running for re-election WASHINGTON - Scarcely 14 ' The loan was not booked until tember on a $7.50 million bridge to the region. elected chairman but who would share office space with hoax, which triggered a “ red and need all the support they can muster. years after the CIA meddled in ” July 2, meaning that banks could loan that has been extended Schneller. alert" in the Olympic security But in the context of the new outlook for Democrats — Chile’s national election and was’.' UPI photo not credit it on their second qu alter repeatedly system, was the only major THE NEW TACK is a direct result of the hope that Clearly, Schneller is to be O N eill's man on top of the or what they believe is the new outlook with Ferraro on earnings and thus reduced those One Argentine official said the properly scolded by. Congress for,, incident in an otherwise near surged through Democratic hearts when the choice of presidential campaign here. The governor. Democrats the ticket — every bit of persuasion they can apply earnings by sizable amounts. government calculates the nation its bizarre plottings, the CIA again., perfect performance during the Agreement on Imports Ferraro touched off waves of favorable reaction tell us, had this in mind when he went for the idea. It's The banks said terms of the loan will need $3 billion to $3 5 billioh in makes sense. has intervened in the politics of a ' Games. throughout the country. Connecticut was typical of the one with which he can b«' com fortable and confident, called for an extension only "if new money from commercial Democrats see Anne Wexler, formerly of Westport sovereign nation. Jailers told United Press Inter there had been a letter of intent banks to operate next year, which sudden burst of "can-win" cheerleading by Democrats and a White House aide to form er President Jim m y national that Pearson was under U.S. Trade Representative William ment will reduce import barriers against The story behind the C IA’S' endorsed by the managing direc they will be unable to borrow from Gov. Bill O'Neill on down. THE MONDALE-FERRARO CAMPAIGN is Carter, as another plus for this state as she joins the constant surveillance in his cell Brock (right) exchanges agreements the U.S. on beef and citrus products sold machinations in El Salvador have- tor” of the International Monetary without IM F blessing Connecticut, once a "so-w hat" state, is now undergoing heavy organizational birth pangs just now. Ferraro team. because his “ mental condition is in Japan. been hushed up. But here are th e' with Japanese Ambassador to the U.S. Fund by Aug. 14. important to the ticket and will be treated accordingly. We are told reliably that some friction has developed deteriorating” and he was “ very The Connecticut developm ents could be dismissed as details, which my associate Dale" Yoshio Okawara Tuesday. The agree In a statement issued near While they were still in San Francisco, O’ Neill and already between Mondtile people and Ferraro people depressed.” so much puffery if it weren’t for the information on the Van Atta has pieced together from ' midnight, the committed said John F, Kennedy and William y A court commissioner refused other top Democrats got down to no-nonsense planning over who is who, and what the pecking order will be. second thoughts com ing out of San Francisco on the intelligence sources: there hud been "significant agree Howard Taft are the only presi Tuesday night to lower Pearson’s for the campaign here, in light of the new outlook for the Also involved in this early skirmish is who will make overall campaign. They put Connecticut back, as ments" between the IM F and dents buried in the Arlington o In 1981, President Reagan- $60,000 bail on a charge of illegally ticket. the decisions and have final say. So details on Schneller says, "definitely in the game.” Pan Am unions threaten strike Argentina but "the process has not National ( ’emetery approved a covert action "find-- possessing a destructive device, a And out of those talks by a very few cam e the scheduling will have to wait until all this is resolved. And with enough of these “ small change” states ing” — the secret routine that, felony punishable by up to six NEW YORK (U PI) — Unions restraining order stopping the strike, he would seek a temporary agreem ent to have State Sen. Dick Schneller come Schneller remains optimistic about how the ticket will whipped into line, underdog Mondale could have a authorizes the dispensing of CIA. years in prison. representing 27,000 employees bf airline from imposing the freeze. restraining order to bar the aboard as a kind of campaign chief. It is worth noting do in Connecticut. He keeps saying he expects both chance. At least that is what Democrats have to keep “ He indicated he was having funds for clandestine operations. Pan American airlines threatened McLaughlin denied the request. walkout. Sotheby’s faces suit that along with O'Neill, State Chairman Jim Fitzgerald candidates to hit the .state "several lim es," O’Neill says telling themselves. problems with his supervisors ... This allowed the CIA to finance' to call a strike in response to a The TWU was joined by the and wanted to do something that The freeze for the calendar y^ar non-communist candidates irr' federal judge’s refusal to bar the Airline Pilots Association and the would gain him attention," Gates 1984 temporarily eliminates pen Latin American elections. The ’ ailing airline from freezing pen Flight Engineers International to stop sale of books told a news conference. sions for employees hired after Editorials intent was to block communist sion funds. Union in seeking the temporary “ And certainly we have all Dec. 31, 1983. It also ceases Union officials were to meet restraining order. The Interna NEW YORK (UPI) - The .state In papers .served last Wednes sympathizers from coming to. noticed him now.” adjusting the remaining pension today to decide what action to take tional Union of Flight Attendants attorney general has sued the day. Abrams charged the auction power, not to discriminate be Pearson, who has been relieved plans for inflation. and at least one union leader said and the Teamsters have filed prestigious Sotheby’s auction house with holding the June 26 sale tween rival anti-communist, of duty, was a member of the Helping employees he would recommend a walkout. grievances with the company "Given the poor financial posi house to nullify the $1.45 million knowing the seller could not prove candidates. department's elite Metro Division “ The company has violated the about the pension freeze plan. tion of the company, this was one of sale of rare Hebrew manuscripts he owned the books The sale and had been wounded in the line of • Without further White House Labor Act by changing the con The judge asked both sides to the things we said we needed," Pan smuggled out of Nazi Germany. raised $1.45 million. duty and decorated for his perfor A recent news release by tional agencies serving the authorization, the CIA slipped tract without fulfilling the (act’s) agree to “expedited arbitration” Am spokesman James Arey said. Attorney General Robert The name of the consignor has mance. Before joining the depart the University of Connecticut reported $960,000 under the table to" requirements,” said John Kerri to be concluded by Sept. IS. The freeze affects 27,000 union Abrams said in papers filed been guarded since the sale and poor, UConn’s graduate ment he had saved a man’s life by El Salvador’s Christian Demo-' gan, the head of Transport Buzz Labbee, chairman of the Tuesday in stale Supreme Court in Abrams has .so far agreed with highlights a trend we'd like to School of Social Work says it applying artificial respiration. and non-union employees at Pan cratic Party, whose candidate.’ Workers Union of America airline pilots union negotiating commit Am. Manhattan he wants the books Sotheby’s request lo keep the applaud. Pearson told superiors Monday now places a significiint division. tee, said the strike would ground turned over lo an institution where consignor’s name a secret Jose Napoleon Duarte, won the, he spotted the bomb at 5:30 p.m. The university says its number of them with institu Kerrigan said he would urge the the airline. In the second quarter of this they will be available to the public. "Very simply the mnn-woman presidential runoff on May 6, 1984.: PDT as its timing alarm went off. year. Pan Am posted a loss of $49.8 statistics show that busi leaders to approve a strike against "The airplanes really cannot A hearing on the case was consignor doesn’t h:ive title,” said tions that include the Travel Another $437,000 was delivered tc He sprinted 60 with the device in Pan Am. operate if TWU is on strike. We will million. The airline lost $120 scheduled today, and Sotheby’s David F'ishlow. a spokesman for nesses are taking a growing ers Insurance Cos., Colonial the moderate National Concilia-, his hands and dropped it on the The TWU and two other unions most likely honor their picket million for the first six months of said in a statement it would answer Abrams. "The person didn’t have lo j tion Party. The purpose was to. tarmac before fleeing. The device the fiscal year, compared to a $69.2 interest in giving early help to Bank and Trust, and a host of Tuesday asked Judge Joseph line," Labbee said. the charges in court. the right to consign this stuff for was later disarmed by bomb squad million loss during those six employees with emotional others. defeat Roberto d’Aubuisson, the McLaughlin of U.S. District Court Pan Am lawyer Ernest Garb The auction houke charged Tues sale." officers. months last year. right-wing candidate, who al-’ in Brooklyn to issue a temporary said that if the union decides to day that the attorney general had The seller, in an affidavit to problems running the gamut -The bomb was not rigged to go Starting employee assist legedly is linked to the notorious decided "to try this ca.se in the Abrams, said he smuggled the from job burnout to off, police said. ance programs for em death squads. press rather than in the courts” books from Germany and that he “ He has been assigned during alcoholism. and said Abrams was using the was given them by the late Dr. ployees isn’t all that new. in • President Reagan didn’t learn the entire Olymuics — I hate to tell This means that rather Confab raps Israeli settlements issue to further his own political Heinrich Veit Simon, the chairman and of itself. What matters is about the C IA’s meddling in the. you this — to in.-transit security for career. of the board of the .senunary. than getting rid of unproduc m Salvadoran election until after thei dignitaries, for those who were that the trend, generally a MEXICO C IT Y (U PI) — A U N. the 1967 war. tive workers who take too committee session Monday night The lawsuit concerns 59 rare Abrams also has charged the Senate Intelligence Committee: high-risk athletes and officials." world population conference has After an 87-2 vote to approve a positive one, is growing. and the final plenary session Hebrew books and manuscripts seller with fraud and is trying to many sick days, employers was briefed on May 3 about the' Gates said. condemned Israel’s policy of set clause condemning Israeli settle Tuesday. that belonged to the College for the The bus was one of three that had stop him from collecting any ranging from hospitals to secret payments. Five days later. tling occupied territories in a final ments in occupied territories, U.S. Twenty-six nations, including Scientific Study of Jewish Culture Workers — whether they're brought about 50 Turks to the profits from the auction. Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., went statement bitterly opposed by the delegation head James Buckley Britain, France, Japan and many in Berlin. The rabbinical seminary insurance companies are white collar, blue collar or in airport. Gates said the bus con public with the charge that the CIA United States. proposed Tuesday that the confer Latin American countries, ab was closed by the Nazis in 1942. The stale charged Sotheby’s paying to help them through tained mostly baggage, but airport between — give a good part of had “ bought the election” for' “ The establishment of settle ence report, containing 88 resolu stained from voting on a topic that The books were presumed des with misleading prospective buy police said some Turkish Olympic the tough times that can their lives to their jobs. As ments in territories by force is tions. be adopted by consensus. has mired the debate and pro troyed until last April when ers, Jewish groups and individuals Duarte. " officials were aboard. result from being at one job illegal and condemned by the The U.S. and Israeli delegations longed the conference by one day. Sotheby’s announced the auction who protested the sale — and long as the assistance con Press accounts reported that the Mayor Tom Bradley, a retired international community,” the to the nine-day meeting hotly The final document adopted date. Numerous Jewish groups misleading the attorney general too long — and with troubles cept isn’t used to create^ president summoned Helms to the. police lieutenant, said the incident statement said in an implicit opposed the settlements resolu updates the first World Population protested and a last-minute effort himself with false statements in its that come from outside the White House for a reprimand. Our should not detract from the depart-. degree of paternalism ndt reference to Israeli settlements on tion. which was backed by Arab Action Plan approved at a Buchar by the state attorney general failed catalogue and in private ment’s performance during the work environment. desired by employees, it’s sources say that Reagan was land seized from Arab countries in countries, in a lengthy main est, Romania, Conference in 1974. to stop the sale. conver.sations. Games. In addition to placing its good to see businesses give furious, not at Helms but at the CIA. He thanked Helms for saving “ What a shame this is that the graduates with the tradi image and feeling we have for all in something back. him from the embarrassment of R U N M I N C r the Police Department should be Joyce G. Epstein DISCOVER THE "PLUS ' IN JEANS*PLUS! hailing the election in his May 9 tarnished in this fashion," Bradley is proud to announce television address as an example' said. “ We should now more Environmental joke of democracy in action — words he strongly say to all in the depart would have had to eat when the ment what a great job they did O pening C IA ’s involvement became known, (during the Olympics) and how Anne Gorsuch Burford’s on the way to this ceremony. I FLY • After the election, the ReagaiT grateful we are to them.” of her Real Estate Agency second resignation from the An Armenian terrorist organiza bumped into a New Hamp administration changed its atti Reagan administration is al Open forum / Readers' views tion with a history of assassina shire fisherman and he tude toward d’Aubuisson. The THE most as welcome as the first. tions of Turkish officials in a long 349 East Center Street started complaining that acid Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 policy makers decided that a vendetta against Turkey over the Manchester The woman who misman rain had killed all the fish in leader who had won 46 percent of massacre of thousands in 1915, COOP aged the Environmental Pro his favorite pond. He said he the vote— regardless of his alleged claimed to have . planted the 647-889S tection Agency should never hadn’t killed all the fish in his ‘Hear, O Israel, deeply concerned with the needs of Redefining the lake district, as bloody background — could not b£ device. have been appointed to the favorite pond. He said he all people whether spiritual or has been suggested, amounts to ignored and that it would be wise tg. and otherwise; whether Jewish, Chris start a dialogue with him. Presi« chairmanship of the National hadn’t had a bite in two years. the Lord is One’ little more than “ gerrymander Advisory Committee on tian or athiest. ing,” which is illegal. Excluding dent Reagan wrote a persona]: So I bit him. Let us hope .as Jews and letter to d’Aubuisson, congratulaC COME Oceans and Atmosphere, and To the Editor: certain areas with strong opposi “ I do solemnly swear (or Christians that we don’t see our tion increases the percentage of ing him on his strong s h o w in g she was wise to decline the Secretary of State George ShulfS^! affirm) that I recognize the The following is a statement in differences as dividing lines, but as supporters at the expense of the TO OUR post on the eve of her unique opportunities to contribute who previously had denied d ’AlE! importance of the enviro- response to the article you pub minority opposition left within the swearing-in. lished in the Herald on Aug. 11, to the needs of each other in district. buisson a visa, asked Helnt;|[ Still, had she taken the oath ment and all its parts. Take 1984, on page 14, titled "Jews concerned response for each other. This is highly unfair. ALPOA privately to invite the right-w ii^ of office as scheduled, it the seacoast ... please! mount anti-creche drive early.” With due respect to Rabbi and ALM A failed to receive a leader to Washington. -«• Shapiro, I truly believe that the might have been entertain “ But seriously, there’s no two-thirds majority support vote in Helms was also behind tfaS- essence of both Jewish and Chris ing. Someone in the adminis thing I like better than clean As a Christian, the response I either their mail poll or their negotiations that saved the life oC tian faiths can be reflected by the advisory referendum, but they tration might have written air and water. Hey, some of have to the statements made by Korean dissident Kim Dae Jung* my best friends are fish. Rabbi Shapiro are immediately words from Deuteronomy: “ Hear, refuse to let the matter drop. The senator’s erstwhile assistant-' c A t c ' S i l e l something catchy for her to O Israel, the Lord our God. the subjective by the fact of my being If the town of Andover were to John Carbaugh, helped persuade*! repeat, something in line with Lord Is One.” “ I promise to work as hard Christian. assume ownership of the lake, its Korean leaders in late 1980 to exil^ K remarks she made about the as I need to in this position, I can’t sincerely, as a religious upkeep would be supported by rather than execute Kim. Z. panel in a public speech. and since I won’t get paid for person, let alone as a Christian, James A. Lechausse federal funds and a broader tax’ 14 Arch St. ^g^iSCbyhainS* “ They meet three times a it. I ’ll do itjust for the halibut, agree in good conscience with the base. ALPO A and ALM A board H Y PE AND HYPOCRISY: WitlC Manchester members, already experienced, year. They don’t do any “ And when it comes to statements he has made, although much fanfare, Vermont’s Republic; I deeply respect and agree with the could run for positions on the town The WorldlB Best Fitting Jeans. thing,” she said. “ It’s a can governor, Richard Snelling;;. protecting the atmosphere, gravity of the statements he has lake board. .n ” recently launched a national^ c 9 joke.” remember America, the made concerning the need between Most lake area residents live bipartisan, $10 million crusade** 5 HAVE YOUR EYE DOCTOR CHECK The following oath might choke’s on yop.” both Jewish and Christian com here year-round. We work to Group fights tax called Proposition One, intended t ^ YOUR EYES. have been appropriate: munities to be sensitive to the support our homes and families, force a reduction in the federsX* THIS WEEK ONLY! “ A funny thing happened to - THE VALLEY NEWS needs, differences, and concerns of at Andover Lake our town, and schools for our budget deficit. BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTION TO US me. Anne Gorsuch Burford, Lebanon, N.H. each other. children. We pay enough taxes I cannot in good conscience To the Editor: already. This is our home, not a The goal, Snelling said, is l £ WE WILL SHOW YOU THE LATEST SELECTED DENIM STYLES cease to celebrate my faith be summer playground or “ recrea “organize the people of tHJS;! IN CONTACT LENSES cause he is Jewish any more than I The board of directors of the tional district." country into a broad interest grotm;’ Jr. Sizes 3 to 13 - Missy Sizes 8 to 18 can ask him to cease the celebra Andover Lake Property Owners Stop Andover Lake Taxes that will tell the Congress and thg. OPTICAL NEW 1985 EYE GLASS STYLES tion of his because I am Christian, Association, and the Andover Lake (S.A.L.T.) is forming to oppose president that we understand, a i^ NEW SPORTS FRAMES or because I should choose not to Management Association, are ad lake taxation. A recent ALPOA reject, the consequences of contui?: worship. vocating the creation of a recrea newsletter stated that “ an over uing to operate hundreds of billionlE: OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS TOO! I would also add that the true tional tax district with the power to whelming majority of both boards of dollars in the red each year.”.JIi celebration of one’s faith is not tax area properties and place liens (ALM A and ALPO A) prefer the The press packet that accotfC limited to a liturgical season or against those who do not pay. taxation district option.” panied Snelling’s kickoff of Propo; calendar. The purpose of one’s Their position is that the lake There are only a few people on sition One included a large photo faith is found in its being lived, increases our property values. these boards, all elected by the himself. But there was one bit'oE • 763 and 191 M ain Si., M a n c h .il.1 2 9 7 EAST CENTER ST. [ 0ST(gicH( whether Jewish or Christian. Opposition is forming to fight this membership. Are they acting as a relevant information missing fr o i» Phan.; 643-1)91 or 643-1900 I, am sure there are many Jews proposal. Here are our views: representative body, or a special the hoopla: During Snelling’s eighC . Cailbroek Mall, Mantfi.ld MANCHESTER, CT. and Christians who share my Only those properties that interest group? We feel the opposi years as governor, Vermont ha£ PhoiM; 4S 6-114) W S 4 - sentiments. Ultimately I can only border on the lake benefit from tion has not been given an equal been awash in deficits, including: orcN THuas. niu 'ki 9 speak for mysblf. In this letter, I increased property value. Any voice. tASrekN CONNKTKUT'S e)i9»4t>rNEA.inc an all-time record $30.8 milliofC 1} UAOINO fu ll SeKVICt OPTICIANS! bear full responsibility for the so-called increased value would be pool of red ink in 1983. AccordingJ^; 446-64S9 statements I make. “Whenever I think of interest rales, I wish I more than canceled out by the Mary Duval the National Governors’ Associji^; If anything, I hope I am seen as a burden of an additional tax on the 267 Lake Road tion, Vermont may be the o n ij could do that. ” person in these statements, who is property. Andover state with a deficit in 1985. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug 15, 1984 - 9 H MANCHKSTKK }IKHA1.1). Wednesdiiy, Aun 15, 1984 Obituaries LAST 3 DAYS Hyde St., formerly of Pennsylva SPORTS Virginia S. Connolly, Cecilia Pllsums nia, died Tuesday at her home. She ex-state representative was the wife of the late John Graveside services were held Tuesday in East Cemetery for Virginiii M. (Stnnighiin) Con Emanuel. Cecilia Pilsums, 91, formerly of nolly, 70, of We.st Simsbury, She was born in Aberdarc, South Locust Street, who died Friday at a AL SIEFFERTS Field wet, formerly of M;inchestcr, died Wales, Great Britain, on Sept. 23, local convalescent home. She was Tuesday at her home. She was the 1897, and had lived most of her life Berenyi halts the wife of the laR- Karl Pilsums. wife of the late James C. Connolly. in Pennsylvania before moving to so Twi tilt She had lived in Simsbury for 45 Manchester five years ago. She was born in Latvia on Aug. 9, years and was the town's first She was a member of the Order 1893, and had lived in Manchester INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE public health nurse. She also was a of Eastern Star and Cambriam for the past 35 years. She was a k former state repre.sentative from Club, both in Wilkes Barre, Pa. member of the American Latvian is tonight skid, Dodgers; 1970 until her retirement in 1980. She leaves two brothers. William Lutheran Church. R. Price of Manchester and Memorial contributions may be UP TO 40% OFF “"Sir She was a 19.31 graduate of Manchester High School and grad Herbert Price of Claria, Ari/..: two made to the American Latvian Bv Bob PapettI uated from the Hartford Hospital sisters, Mrs.Thomas (Edith) Lutheran Church or to Zion Luthe Herald Sports Writer School of Nursing in 19,34. In 1951 Reese, with whom she had made ran Church. Mets win, 4-0 she earned a bachelor's degree in her home in Manche.ster, and The Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Afternoon rains made for wet biochemistry from St. Joseph Mrs.Alfred (Mae) Charest of Hol E. Center St., had charge of grounds at Middletown’s Palmer College. lywood, Fla,: and two nieces. arrangements. Field Wednesday, stalling Mor- LOS ANGELES (UPI) - She was involved in many civic The funeral will be Saturday at 2 iarty Brothers’ bid for a Twilight New York Mets pitcher Bruce League championship. The final Baseball roundups activities and over the years was p.m. at M S. Frederick & Sons Berenyi has had recent trou Funeral Home in Wilkes-Barre. round game between unbeaten the recipient of many civic and ble on the mound because he on page 12 .state awards. Burial will b<' in Dennison Frank G. PIsch Moriarty’s (4-0) andthe3-llmagi- She leaves a son. Attorney Cemetery in Exeter. Pa. The Frank G. Pisch, 72. of 44 Horton neers of West Hartford was resche has had some problems with James I’ . Connolly of Farmington; Holmes ffuneral Home, 400 Main Road, died Tuesday at Manchester duled for tonight at 7:30 at the his state of mind. a daughter, Pamela C. Bartlett of St., hud chtirge of local Memorial Hospital. He was the same place. eight hits. arrangements. West Simsbury: a brother, Sedrick husband of Esther (G^do) Pisch. CLOSED ” I went out there with a positive "W e had taken three or four A victory for the Gas Housers Straughan of Manchester: three attitude,” Berenyi said Tuesday giant steps forward and we took He was born in New York City on would mean the title in the sisters. Ruth S. l.athrop and night after snapping a personal one step back,” said U>s Angeles Hazeltine S. Bjorkman, both of April 13. 1912, and had been a THURSDAY ’till NOON double-elimination Jack Rose three-game losing .streak by com manager Tom Lasorda. "Now we Mabel M. Hagedorn resident of Manchester for 50 Memorial Playoffs. A win for the Bolton, and Dorothy S. Keith of bining with Jesse Orosco on a have to get tho.se steps back again. Manchester, ;i n d three Mabel M. Hagedorn. formerly of years. Before retiring, because of Imagineers, who were trounced four-hitter to lift the Mets to a 4-0 grandchildren 230 W. Middle Turnpike, died poor health, he had been head 17-4 by Moriarty’s for their only triumph over the Los Angeles "When you can’t get any hits, The funeral will he Thursday at 2 Tuesday at a local convalescent custodian at Manchester High loss, would force a winner-take-all Dodgers. ” I didn’t allow myself to to prepare for the deciding game for Thursday night you can't score any runs. We’ve p.m. at St. Albiin's Fpiscopal home, after a long illness. She was School for 10 years. He had worked think too much about the job ahead never seen Berenyi with this kind Church, 197 Bushy Hill Road. the daughter of the late Paul B. and for the Manchester school system at Palmer. of me.” of stuff. HershLser pitched a g(M)d Simsbury Buritil will be private in Nellie (Whalen) Hagedorn. for 13 years. He and his wife would Tuesday’s day off could work to gam e." Center Cemetery, Simsbury. She leaves a brother, Raymond have celebrated their 50th wedding Berenyi won his first game since the Imagineers’ advantage be Friends may c;ill at the Vincent E Hagedorn of Manchester: a anniversary on Aug. 25. July 14 and improved to 8-12. He LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR cause it gives a weary pitching X was lifted in the eighth inning as The Mets took a 1-0 lead in the Funeral Home. 880 llopmeadow sister. Sylvia H. Spain of Vernon; staff one more day of rest. The third when Mookie Wilson singled, St., Simsbury. today from 2 to 4 and and one niece. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Orosco pitched two innings for his West Hartford squad had to pull stole second and scor«-d on Darryl 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral will be Friday at 9:15 Robert F. Pisch of East Hartford; ' 24th save. 5 out all stops in coming back from a Strawberry's single. Memorial donations may lx‘ a.m, from the John F. Tierney a daughter, Mrs. Donna M. Bar- 6-0 deficit to knock off the Newing ■’The only pressure I felt during made to the Salvtition Army Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. lock of South Windsor; five grand- ton Capitols, 9-6, Monday to the streak was brought on by New York made it 2-0 in the Simsbury Emergency Relief Fund and at 10 a,m, at St. Bridget children; two great- INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE advance to the finals. m yself,” Berenyi said. " I feel I ’m fourth. Hubie Brooks led off with a in care of Lestt'r Gauvain at Church. Burial will be in St. grandchildren; and several nieces a much better pitcher than my single. t(H>k third on Rafael Santa Simsbury Bank & Trust Co.. 740 Bridget Cemetery. Friends may and nephews. The MB’s, on the other hand, will record shows. My problem has na’s single and scored on Ron Hopmeadow St., Simsbury, or to call at the funeral home, Thursday Private services will be held at have several hurlers ready. A key been I ’ve had a negative attitude.” Hodges’ single. the Simsbury Visiting Nursing from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. to the Gas Housers’ success As.socialion, 8 Old Mill Dane, Memorial contributions may be Center St. Burial will lx- in St. (besides the obvious hitting ex "He had such great stuff,” New New York jumped on reliever Simsbury. made to the American Cancer James Cemetery, There are no SPECIAL ploits) , in the playoffs has been the York manager Dave Johnson said SEE A LL Pat Zachry for two runs in the Society, 237 E. Center St., or to the calling hours. Memorial donations four complete game performances of Berenyi. ” I don’t know why he . eigth. Keith Hernandez led off with Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. .5.33 may be made to the American by a quartet of starters; Brian had so much trouble in his previous Rebecca A. Emanuel SAVmGS THE LATEST a double and took third on a wild Cottage Grove Road, Bloomfield. Diabetes Association. 17 Oakwood Labbe, Dave Bidwell, Craig UP I photo games. But he puts it upon him.self pilch. With one out, George Foster Rebecca A. Emanuel. 86. of 15 06002 Ave., West Hartford. Steuernagel and Ken Hill. A by taking one thing and worrying MOVIES AT was walked inlentionally. Brooks ON statistic that may be overlooked in about it. All he needs to do is go New York Mets pitcher Bruce Berenyi Angeles. Berenyi went on to pitch a shut singled in Hernandez. F''()ster light of the offense’s 47-run flurry after the hitters.” HOME! winds up in action against the Los out and beat the Dodgers, 4-0. scored from third on third base- in the tournament is that the The Mets nicked Dodgers starter man German Rivera's throwing Kids see Kitty VIDEO HUGE pitching staff has allowed only 10 Angeles Dodgers Tuesday night in Los PN Orel Hershiser, 8-5, for two runs on error on a grounder hit by Berenyi. tallies in the same span. ^ TAPE Thursday 10-9:00 SELECTIOH OF as their best friend Moriarty’s, which has romped to VIDEO TAPES! the finals by scores of 12-1, IJl-3, By James V. Hcalion Her stage name is Kitty Kathryn RECORDERS Friday 9:30-8:00 17-4 and 7-2, is armed and ready to United Press International and she started out as Mae cop its fifth Twilight League crown Yankees lose (duel of young left-handers Waiters, one of eight girls and five Saturday 9:30-5:00 in 10 years. Bill Masse , .750, Jeff MIDDETOWN - Kitty Riley can Johnson, .615, and Sean Risley, boys of a farm family in Salisbury, NEW YORK (U PI) — For four innings, and walking five. His 11th win matched the sing soul, she can cook soul and she .556, swing the hottest bats for a go for the strikeout.” that I pitched well enough to win. All streaks N.C. Her grandmother, insisted on Mark Langston fought himself. Then he Mariners' rookie record set last season by raised 21 foster children with it. sharing with those less fortunate. batting order that has averaged Ed Vande Berg got the last three outs for are bound to come to an end. But it's a shame NEVER BEFORE..... AND NEVER AGAIN, WILL .418 in the playoffs. Labbe will get found his changeup in the fifth and went to Matt Young. his sixth save. that it had to happen in my first complete That's not counting "kids 1 kept And doing it with kindness as in: A war with the New York Yankees. Langston, 23. has conte into his own lately for people till they got their heads "Santa Claus dropped your gifts at the nod on the mound, with Stan Rasmussen. 25, pitched his first major- gam e.” Lewis and Bidwell waiting in the Langston won a duel of young left-handers after making the jump from Double-A ball to league complete game, but lost a personal on .straight," she said. our house because he was mixed up Harrah agreed. PRICES BE THIS LOW. WE GUARANTEE I T ! wings. against New York’s Dennis Rasmussen by the majors this year. six-game winning streak as his record fell to She talked in the immaculate last night." Says Kitty: "That's a giving up six hits over eight innings Tuesday ” It’s a shame to have the ballgunie kitchen of her big house not far beautiful lie." 7-4. He gave up five hits and struck out nine A sixth-place finisher during the night to hurl the Seattle Mariners to a 2-1 “ That young fellow can pilch,” Mariners decided on u play like lhat,” he said. "Both from the Monte Green on Route 17, School was a 3.5 mile hike each while walking nnne and lost the game on an regular season, the Gas Housers victory. manager Del Crandall said. "H e probably those young pitchers threw real fine a restaurant and motel where she way in her childhood. A rail line unearned run in the seventh inning. gam es." have put it all together when its “ I was battling myself up until the fifth had an exaggerated respect for the hitters keeps things humming on the ran near the homestead-which At Cowens opened the seventh with a counted most. The fact that a sixth inning,” Langston said. "A t that point, I was earlier this season. He just now is beginning weekends with pianist Curlee slaves once occupied-and she double to right. Steve Henderson followed New York suffered its third straight loss place club and a fifth place club finally able to get the changeup over for to realize that they make outs up here in the Glover, learned to read by learning the with a long fly to center, Cowens tagged up despite taking a 1-0 lead in the third when H (the Imagineers finished one notch strikes. I really needed to have another pitch major leagues.” and moved to third. When center fielder Vic She appears in places like names printed on the freight cars Willie Randolph tripled and scored on Bobby better) will play for all the marbles working because I didn’t have a real good “ I started out this year as a defensive Frenchman's Reef in St. Thomas as they rattled by. Mata’s throw bounced away from third Meacham’s sacrifice fly. atests to the high level of quality fastball tonight.” pitcher,” Langston said. ” I was always baseman Toby Harrah and into the stands, in the Virgin Islands and this The kids would wave at the baseball that has evolved in the Langston, 11-9, won his fifth ^ame in his trying to get the batters out on a groundnut or Cowens scored to snap a 1-1 tie. autumn will sing in Heidelberg, trainmen every day and Thanks Ivan Calderon tied the score for Seattle in Twilight League in recent years. last seven decisions while striking out five a fly ball. Now I try to be more aggressive. I “ It’s a tough loss,” Rasmussen said. ” I felt West Germany, at the annual giving through Christmas they the fifth with his first major-league homer. Octoberfest celebration. She takes would toss off burlap bags full of of singing in her stride. socks, shoes, oats, blankets, and SALE! Olympians on tour Robert H. Deburro "One of the thrills of my life is to goodies like grapefruits and see a kid get a high school or grade apples. EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD G school diploma or win an award," "W e never knew who knew whey EVERY VIDEO RECORDER she said. "It's a happiness I can't they w ere," Kitty said, "God bless ECHS describe. Unless you felt it, you 'em ." That's the only thing she EVERY COLOR TV - B & w TV ...must be solA! Ticker-tape parade don't know. I'm so happy you'd ever got for nothing and she think it was me getting it." counsels people as a member of the EVERY STEREO & HI-FI.. roust be soM ‘ She felt like that on Feb. 12, 1978 Middletown Human Relations names when six of her kids were baptized Commission work is more satisfy welcomes athletes by the Rev. Lorenzo Woods at ing than welfare. EVERY REFRIGERATOR ...fflUSi be SOld! Shiloh Baptist Church. She has She first appeared with the I.J. NEW YORK (U PI) - The paper at 40 buildings, while 10,000 their certificates framed and dis Olds Jazz Ensemble in North EVERY WASHER - DRYER ... m u s t be s o l d ! yellow helium-filled balloons and official played on a wall. Looking at them Carolina and was so young she had nation’s Olympic athletes, on 20,000 small paper flags were to be started a low, rolling chuckle. to have a chaperone. "M r. Olds EVERY ELEC. & GAS RANGE...must be sold! a triumphant cross-country handed out to spectators along the A 30-year-old man from Spring- It seems one day she was was worse than a father,” she said, tour, arrived in New York parade route. attending church and one of hpr "H e had a hawkeye.” field, Mass., has been named the EVERY DISHWASHER...m u s t be s o l d ! aboard their “party planes” Ticker tape has just about new Vice Principal for Student Life chihuahas popped out of her Appearances on the popular Ted vanished, the result of computers and Discipline at East Catholic pocketbook, yapping in delight. Mack followed. One of her idols, EVERY MICROWAVE OVEN...must be SOld! for the first old-fashioned and electronics, but small amounts High School, replacing Stephen C. The elders weren't amused. Lena Horne, saw her and staked ticker-tape parade up Broad of the real thing were donated by She likes to take her kids with her Cullinan. her to a wardrobe for a Radio City way since the hostages re the American Stock Exchange and if she travels. " I would if they were Music Hall engagement. With one EVERY PORTABLE CASSETTE RADIO... m u s t be s o l d & " I think it's going to be a turned from Iran in 1981. several private groups, city offi challenge, but there's also a great my flesh and blood," she said, "so gown, "you had to tip when you cials said. deal of reward from being asso why not ?'' She has just two teenage walked. Being a country girl I had And during this sale, well give you the ‘T ’ve never been in New York Nearly 2,500 police officers were boys now, T. J., 15, whom she and to learn to walk.” and I ’ve never been in a ticker-tape ciated with the administration." same fine service we always give. Free, fast assigned to provide crowd control Robert H. Deburro, the new her husband, Joe Riley Sr., are in She's comfortable with any song. parade. But I ’ve seen them in the and security for the festivities. UPI photo the process of adopting, and Joe She can sing a blend of Ella movies,” said Paul Gonzalez. 19, vice-principal, said today. delivery. And a choice of paying with your The athletes got their first taste Boston Red Sox first baseman Bill Buckners makes a Chosen from a pool of nearly 20 Riley Jr., 16, already adopted. Fitzgerald and Billie Holiday and Los Angeles, the gold medal of heavy security when they were of Tuesday night's game in Kansas City. Buckner was applicants. DeBurro has a bache The state of Connecticut balked has her own style. She’s rhapsodic Master, Visa or Low Monthly Payment Plan flyweight boxer. greeted at the airport by more than headlong slide into home plate in an attempt to miss the called out as he tried to score on a sacrifice fly hit by lor's degree in political communi in 1974 when she wanted to take six with sentimental songs like 200 city and Port Authority police tag from Royals catcher Don Slaught in the ninth inning Charge Tons of shredded paper, to teammate Marty Barrett. The Red Sox won. 8-2. cations and secondary education foster kids to St. Thomas at her "W hat’s New?” the 1931 Billy and about 40 civilians chanting supplement Wall Street’s nearly from the University of Massachu own expense. It prompted a Butterfield tune currently popular. "U-S-A, U-S-A.” extinct ticker tape, was distributed setts and a master's degree in personal appearance at the office She’s not impressed with current Police lined the route of the to office buildings in lower Man secondary-school administration of Gov. Thomas J. Meskill. He was arrangements of some old stand athletes’ motorcade, which Microwave’s from 18800 hattan for today’s traditional Big from Westfield State College. He too busy to see her an aide said and ards. "Blue Moon," the Rodgers brought traffic to a halt on Third she went looking for reporters. “ I Apple extravaganza. Buckner paces Sox in 8-2 win has taught English and history at and Hart gem, is one of them. " I t ’s Avenue, and officers surrounded Mayor Edward Koch will lead Northwest Catholic High School in wanted to give them the whole a simple love song. It’s distorted 1 9 8 0 0 the posh Plaza Hotel, where the the parade. By Rick Gosselln West Hartford since 1979, and also thing right from Jump Street," she now to the point it sounds like Color Television’s from weary athletes traded their warm The Boston Red Sox first base- keeper George Toma walked out Buckner also singled of f Gubicza The more than 200 Olympic UPI Sports Writer served as Assistant to the dean of said. The state relented without somebody coming back from an up suits for more formal attire to man trooped out to home plate 10 and refilled the hole with dirt. in the fifth, lined a solo homer into medal winners participating in the students there. explanation. accident,” she said. attend a dinner-dance in their KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Bill minutes before game time Tues After Toma went to his station in the right-field seats off Larry Gura 4 2 8 0 0 parade arrived under heavy guard DeBurro, who is single, said he 25” Color T.V’s from honor. Buckner spent less time working day night and dug a hole along the the right-field bullpen, Buckner in the seventh and singled off Mark at Kennedy International Airport plans to commute from Springfield The athletes will leave New York on Kansas City pitchers than he did back line of the left-handed bat scrambled back up to home plate Huismann in the ninth. Wade Tuesday night on three chartered every day. He will oversee all after the parade for Orlando, Fla., on the batter’s box at Royals ter's box with his bat. When he left just prior to the national anthem Boggs also knocked in two runs and 29900 United Airlines jets, which the extra-curricular activities except Nunn victorious in Georgia Refrigerators from and a visit to Disney World. Stadium. the scene, Kansas City grounds- and again manicured the back line Al Nipper threw a seven-hitter as athletes dubbed "the party athletics for the parochial school's with his bat. But Toma made the Boston snapped a six-game losing planes.” By Geoffrey Nordhoff long walk from the bullpen and more than 1,000 students. He will Republicans vied for their party’s streak at Royals Stadium dating United Press International 2 3 8 0 0 They were tired but cheerful again patched the hole with dirt back to Aug. 5, 1983. take care of disciplinary matters nomination and \0 o appeared Ranges from after arriving from Washington prior to the first pilch. as well. headed for a runoff, each with "They just kicked our tails," ATLAN ’TA — Sen, Sam Nunn, where on Tuesday they were DeBurro’s new post at ECHS is aobut 39 percent of the vote. Softball tourney opens tonight Buckner persistently dug Kansas City manager Dick D-Ga., easily won renomination in cheered by thousands of fans along third in the chain of command — Video Recorders from 38800 another hole in the first inning, this Howser said. the Georgia primary but Rep. Pennsylvania Avenue and honored just under Cullinan. who was One of the most charged races time with his cleats, and proceeded Wyche Fowler of Atlanta had to by Congress for their "extraordi The Manchester Softball Tournament opens The Red Sox made it 5-0 in the recently promoted to Vice Princi was in Atlanta for the House seat of Manufacturing, West Side runner-up, in 'the 7; 30 to make the Kansas City pitching turn back challenges by four black nary grace and courage.” tonight with a full slate, as 12 of the 16 qualifyiqg cohtest. fourth on a single by Marty Barrett pal for Academics. Cullinan was white incumbent Fowler. Fowler 27900 staff pay for Tom a’s actions. candidates to win reelection in his Dishwashers from The Olympic partying actually teams swing into action. The double elimination and back-to-back RBI doubles by moved up after Sister Peggy was elected in 1977 to the seat At Robertson Park, Cherronels Package Store, Buckner rapped three singles and predominantly black district. began Monday in Los Angeles at a tourney will be played at three sites: Charter Oak Jackie Gutierrez and Boggs. A Evans, who held the post before vacated by Andrew Young, now FREE D.liv.ry FREE S.rvic. FREE R.moval of Old Applianco FREE Installation (Except Bullt-lns) the Independent National champs, square off with his eighth homer to pace the Red In oOier races, state Sen. Julian breakfast with President Reagan, Field, Nike Field and Rotertson Park. triple, by Gutierrez and single by him, resigned. She will continue to Atlanta’s mayor who left to be Charter Oak runner-up Postal Express at 6. In the Sox to an 8-2 victory over the Bond narrowly beat his first who called the te^m members The six games tonight will feature five league Dwight Evans made it 6-0 in the work as a guidance counselor and come U.N. ambassador. 7:30 nightcap, Buffalo Water Tavern, second place Royals. ' opponent in 10 years and Robert "genuine heroes.” ■ champions — Manchester Police, Nassiff Arms, sixth and Boggs closed out the administrator at East Catholic, finisher of the Independent American League, "The field is too flat,” Buckner Benham defeated three opponents The American Olympic team' Center O n go, Cherrone's Package Store and scoring with a sacrifice fly in the according to school officials. Fowler polled over 59 percent of plays Allied Printing, the Rec League^ flag- explained, "and I ’d rather do it for a Georgia Court of Appeals the vote in the 5th District, which is won 174 medals — a record 83 of Allied Printing — and seven runners-up. eighth. them gold — but medals went to all winners. before the game rather than judgeship, becoming the first 58 percent black, with his stiffest At Charter Oak Field, Rec League runner-up members of the team sports, during it. I was just trying to speed black candidate elected statewide. challenge coming from state Rep. Jim’s Arco will meet Northern runner-up Dean First-round actioij continues Thursday night at The only drama of the evening Grand Central Terminal making the total U.S. tally 250. things up. I need a hole to stand Nunn, the ranking Democrat on Hosea Williams, a former aide to Machine at 6 p.m. In a 7 : match-up, the West Side Nike Field, with Lathrop, Independent American came in the ninth inning when New Yorkers were prepared to in.” Grand Central Terminal in New the Senate Armed Services Com Martin Luther King Jr., who had S U PE R DISCOUNT CENTER Champion Police will play Glenn Construction, the champ, againlt J.C. Penney, Nike League Nipper was working on his first shower the victorious Olympians York City is the world’s largest mittee, handily beat his opponent, been endorsed by Bond, Atlanta Independent National League’s second place runner-up, in a 6 o'clock affair. Northern League Buckner helped put the Royals in career shutout. He didn’t get it APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION with more gold — hundreds of railway terminal, covering 48 Jim Boyd, getting 90 percent of the Mayor Andrew Young, Southern Long Term finisher. champion MCC Vets take on Nike League an even bigger hole in the first because of an error by second thousands of paper "gold medals” inning when he stroked an RBI acres on two levels. There are 41 vote with over 60 percent of the Christian Leadership Conference 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester ' At Nike Field, Charter Oak League pennant champion Nets Johnson Insurance in a 7:30 baseman Barrett, who muffed a that will rain down from buildings tracks on the upper level and 26 on precincts counted. head Dr. Joseph Lowery and other K eeney St. Exit Off 1-84 Bank winner Nassiff Arms will clash in a 6 o’clock game showdown. Charter Oak Field will showcase single off Kansas City starter one-out grounder by Dane lorg. along the parade route. the lower. An average of 550 trains Nunn, who has been endorsed by black leaders. with Dusty League runner-up Purdy Corp. Center winners’ bracket games, while losers’ bracket Mark Gubicza, 8-9, as the Red Sox Darryl Motley laced a two-wt MON. THURS 'TIL 9. FRI 'TIL 8 6 4 7 - S 9 S 7 Financing The city distributed bags stuffed arrive and leave, and 180,000 state GOP leaders, is expected to The other candidates each had (k>ngo. Dusty League titlists, go against Buckland games will be at Robertson Park. scored all the runs they would need double to score lorg and Don TUBS , WED . SAT TIL 5 with ticker tape and shredded people use the station daily. win easily in November. Three less than 5 percent of the vote. A47-9998 in jumping off to a 3-0 lead. Slaught then singled home Motley. 10 M ANCHKSTKH HF'HALD, Wednt^sdjy, Aug. 15. 19»4 M ANCHKSTKR H ER A LD . Wednesday. Auk l.s. mtu - »L Scoreboard Sports In Brief They all love a good fight in baseball Company to sell Indians Astros 7. Cubs 6 LOS A N GELES (U PI) - There’s nothing that Lasorda says the fight he remembers best was one C LE V E LA N D — The company owning control ballplayers and all the other people in baseball love he started himself, purposely, when he was pitching Baseball CHICAGO HOUSTON ling interest in the Cleveland Indians reached more than a good fight. Not that they’re especially for Denver in the American Association in 1952. obrhbl obrhbl Transactions ■••••••••••••••••••••a Cotto cf 5 1 1 0 Doran 2b 4 0 11 agreement Tuesday to sell its shares to a group anxious to get mixed up in one. They’d much rather Denver had lost three in a row to Omaha in their Vervzer 2b 6 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 4 0 0 0 led by New York attorney David LeFevre. watch others tangle and then make a judgment. It’s Sports best-of-seven playoff and manager Ralph Houk was National League standings Motthws It 4 3 4 1 DSmIth 0 0 0 0 LeFevre's group must now get the approval of their favorite spectator sport. looking for some way to shake up his club and prevent Durhm 1b 4 12 1 Olpino p 10 0 0 Baseball Morelnd rt 3 1 2 2 (jomer 3b 4 1 2 1 New York (A L ) — Reactivated pitcher the American and National Leagues. Even though the majority of them weren’t there, Parade a sweep. Ecnt Cey 3b 2 0 10 Cruz If 3 2 3 0 Dale Murray from disabled list; optioned IBC Corp., which owns about 84 percent of the practically everyone in baseball has his own private Houk held a team meeting iH'fore the fourth game W L Pet. GB Oovls c 5 0 2 2 Mmphry cf 4 0 2 1 pitcher Jim Oeshales to Columbus of the opinion about last Sunday's brawl in Atlanta between International League (AAA). Indians' stock, announced the agreement with and asked Lasorda if he (Hiuld start a fight. Chicago 70 49 .sea — Owen ss 3 0 10 Puhl rt 3 2 2 2 LeFevre, the Padres and Braves. Milt Richman New York 65 51 .560 3'/? Johnstn ph 0 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 11 Philadelphia — Recalled pitcher Don "What inning?” Lasorda eagerly wanted to know. PhllodelDhfa 62 54 . 534 6'/7 Dernier ph 1 0 0 0 Revnids ss 4 1 3 1 Carmon from Portlond ot the Pacific The purchase price is $25.6 million in cash, a I wasn't there, either, having been occupied with the St. Louis 59 59 .500 10'/3 Bowa ss 1 0 0 0 NIekro p 10 0 0 Coast Leogue and placed pltcherChorles $5.9 million promisory note, the reimbursement Olympics, but it seems to me Ed Whitson, who started W HEN HE WASN’T PITCH IN G for the team, Montreal 57 60 ,487 12 Trout p 1 0 0 0 RIchrdt ph 1 1 1 0 Hudson on the 15-day disabled list. Pittsburgh 51 66 .429 19 Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 PlftstTurgh — Purchased thecontract of of certain tax expenses and the assumption of $8 that game for San Diego, has to work some more on his Lasorda coached at first base, and that was where he West Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Walling 1b 2 0 0 0 first baseman-outfielder HedI Vargas million in debus. knockdown pitch. was for the start of the fourth game with Omaha San Diego 70 48 . 593 — Woods ph 10 0 0 from Hawaii of the Pacific Coast (.eague. Obviously, he was doing all he could to hit Pascual shows on the road now and he didn’t think there was The leadoff man for Denver. Bob Martyn, hit a Atlanto 61 53 .513 9Vi Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Basketball Los Angeles 60 60 500 11 Lake ph 10 0 0 Detroit — Signed top two drott choices, Perez in retaliation for the Atlanta pitcher opening the any call for the Padres to have made Perez a standing home run on the first pitch, and Tony Kubek, the next Houston 59 63 . 488 12'3 Totals 38 6 13 6 Totals 34 7 14 7 forward Tony Campbell of Ohio Stateand Lewis returns to burglary game by nailing Padres' leadoff hitter Alan Wiggins. duck for virtually the entire game. batter, followed with a foul hunt down toward Lasorda Cincinnati 50 70 .417 21 Chicago 001021 030— 6 guard Eric Turner of Michigan. And just as obviously, Whitson had all kinds of trouble "They should’ve settled the whole thing the first coaching at first base. Son Francisco 45 70 . 391 23'3 Houston 000 221 30x— 7 College HOUSTON — Olympic sprinter Carl Lewis, TuMday's Resulti Game-winning RBI — Reynolds (7). Notre Dame — Named Greg Bruce upon returning home with four Olympic gold getting even. time Perez came to bat,” Downing says. "I was Lasorda got the ball and fired it as hard as he could Atlanta 3, Pittsburgh 1 E— Cruz. DP— Chicago 2, Houston 1. assistantwomen'sbasketballcoach. medals, found that his house had been burglar He missed Perez when he threw behind him in the always taught you retaliate right away and then let it at the Omaha pitcher, Frank Harnes, hitting him in St. Louis 8. CIncInnotl 2 LOB— Chicago 14, Houston 7. 2B— Football second inning and failed three more times with as go at that.” the shins with it. Barnes ignored the provocation, but Houston 7, Chicago 6 '3 \ Durham 2, Cruz, Garner. 3B— Puhl. SB— Buffalo— Wolved wide receiver Darryl ized in his absence, officials confirmed today. San Diego 3, Phllodclohla 2 Matthews (15), Cotto (7). S— Ashby. SF— Emerson and kicker Jim Gallery, placed In an interview Tuesday with K TR K -TV , Lewis nriany consecutive inside pitches in the fourth. By that Stan Jok, Omaha's third baseman, picked up the ball New YorM 4. Los Angeles 0 Moreland, Puhl. safety Jeff Nixon on the Inlured reserve said he had returned from Los Angeles to find his time, Steve Ripley, the plate umpire, had enough. He N O TH IN G STARTS FIG H TS in baseball quicker and tried to skull Lasorda with it Montreal 7. San Froncisco 6 IP H R ER BB SO list; placed wide receivers Jerry Butler Wednetday'i Games Chicago and Robert Holt, safety Bill Hurley and suburban two-story home sacked. was so tired of seeing how bad Whitson was with his than knockdown pitches. Joe Amalfitano, one of the Lasorda started after Jok, but Houk came out of the (All Times EOT) Trout 5 9 4 4 1 2 running back Reggie Gipson on the Lewis said his cdllection of Waterford crystal aim, he threw him out of the game. Dodgers’ coaches, remembers Dock Ellis triggering a dugout and beat him to it. so Lasorda changed his Montreal (Schatieder 5-3) ot San \ Frazier (L 2-2) 1 2 1110 Physically unabletoperformllst. big battle between the Pirates and the Cubs by mind and started after Barnes, precipitating the Francisco (Colvert 2-21, 3:05 p m. Stoddard 2 3 2 2 0 1 Cleveland — Waived quarterback Rick had been smashed and his silver, stereo set, Pittsburgh (Rhoden 10-81 ot Atlanta Houston Trocano, offensive tackle DavePlepkorn television and videotape machine were missing. BIG GREG BOOKER, the Padres' second pitcher, throwing at a couple of Chicago hitters. second cousin to a riot (Bedroslon 8-6), 5:40 p.m NIekro 5 5 3 3 6 4 ondfullback Melvin Tucker. Neighbors reportedly had placed signs in also was kicked out in sixth for getting his first pitch to Leo Durocher was managing the Cubs at the time Cincinnati (Tibbs 2-0) at St. Louis Solano (W 1-2) 111111 Dallas — Waived tight end Cleo Perez too .much inside. Craig Lefferts finally nicked and the late Danny Murtaugh the Pirates. Murtaugh D E N V E R yVON T H A T G AM E as well as the next (Kepshlre 3-2), 8:35 p.m. D. Smith 0 3 0 0 0 0 Simmons and wide receiver Lorry Lewis’ front yard, welcoming him home and Chicago (EcKerslev 6-6 ) ot Houston DIpIno (S 10) 3 4 3 1 0 2 Clemmons; placeddefensIvetackleChrls Lewis said he suspects burglars may have broken Perez with a fastball in the eighth, striking the match had a known heart condition, and somehow he found three and went on to play in the Little World Series (Knepper 11-8), 8:35 p.m. D. Smith pitched to 3 batters In 7th. Arendtoninlured reserve. into the home after seeing the signs. to the first of two free-for-alls between the two teams. himself lying on the ground (luring the fight. Omaha was llie Triple A farm eliih of the SI. laiuls Phllodelphla (Denny 4-3) at San Diega HBP— by DIpIno (Cev). T — 2:46. Denver — Hired Richard "Doc" Urich Fair is fair. If Perez threw at Wiggins, then Perez “ Suddenly, all of us heard someone say ‘my heart, (LaMar 9 )0), 10:05 p m asassistant coach; waived first-year wide Cardinals at the time, and the late Frank I.ane. then New York (Fernandez 3-1) at Los Expos 7, Giants 6 receiver Jeff Ralkes and rookie corner- had a right to expect he'd be thrown at as well. Only my heart,’” Amalfitano relates. "It was Danny. That general manager of the Cards, h;i|ipened to Ik* on hand Angeles (Valenzoela9 13), 10:35p.m. bock Vernon Gearring; placed offensive Wottle predicts pro Games once, though, not the entire game. Four times is •stopped everything cold. He was .such a good guy, for that game. Ttiursday's Gomes lineman Keith Decker on Inlured reserve. simply a high school case of overkill. 1 don't think it maybe he only did that to break up the fight." Philadelphia at San Diego MONTREAL SAN FRANCISCO Green Bay — Placed defensive back C LE V E LA N D — Dave Wottle, an Olympic gold "FIverytime he'd see me until the day he died, he'd UPl photo was called for. That’s not really how it’s done. Pittsburgh ot Atlanto, night obrhbl obrhbl Mike McCoy on Inactive list; waived medalist in 1972, believes the Games may become say to me. 'If you hadn't started that fight that night in Montreal at San Francisco, night Raines cf 3 3 2 0 Gladden cl 0 0 0 0 kicker Emilio Sanchez and wide receiver Philadelphia PhilliescatcherOzzieVirgil second base at Tuesday night's game in a professional event in the very near future. A1 Downing agrees. Downing was a pretty fair ASK DODGER MANAGER Tommy Uisorda how Omaha, we would've iH-ateii llie Denver Bears.'” Venable rt 4 1 3 3 RIchrds If 3 0 2 0 ScottCholene. pitcher for 17 years with the Yankees, A s, Brewers many fights he has been in and he laughs and says, (top) looks backfortheballaftertumbling San Diego. Wiggins scored from second Stenhous It 4 1 1 1 Trillo 2b 4 12 3 LA Rams — Waived running backs "We’re at a point where the next step is to open Lasorda says "I always agreed with him. That fight Wohifrd ph 1 0 0 0 Baker rf 3 1 ) 0 Kerwin Bell and Dwayne Love, punters and Dodgers. He hosts the Dodgers' post-game radio “ you mean with the other team or my own team?” shook up the ball eliih. " American League standings over San Diego Padres second baseman when a Tony Gwynn hit was bobbled by Ramsey ss 0 0 0 0 Rabb rt 0 0 0 0 David Pryor and George Reynolds, guard the Olympics to professionals,” Wottle said. "I Alan Wiggins, who was sliding into Philliessecond baseman Juan Samuel. Carter c 3 0 2 0 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 Todd Bratford, center Joe Dooley, don't think it's more than one or two Olympics Eost Driessn 1b 4 0 1 0 Kulper oh 0 0 0 0 linebacker Kerry Ford, wide receiver away.” NFL roundup W L Pet. GB Wolloch 3b 4 0 0 0 Leonard It 5 1 1 3 Steve Martinez, kicker Tony Massgll, Wottle, a Bowling Green State University Detroit Thomas ss 4 1 1 0 Oliver 1b 3 0 0 0 nose tackle Tim Tsorofskl, safety Chris 77 43 .642 — graduate who is now the admissions director at * SI Navratilova, Toronto 68 49 , 501 7*’2 International League results Mariners 2. Yankees 1 Red Sox 8. Royals 2 Flynn 2b 4 111 Brenly c 4 0 0 0 Williams, quarterback Chris Schaeffer Baltimore 62 56 .525 14 Gulicksn p 2 0 0 0 Yongbld 3b 4 1 1 0 and tight end Ken Peters. Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn., won the gold Boston Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Welimn ss 4 0 0 0 New England — Waived running bock 62 56 . 525 14 SEATTLE NEW YORK medal in the BOO-meter race at the 1972 Olympics New York 61 57 ,517 15 Toledo 002 100 2 — 5 9 0 BOSTON KANSAS CITY Reardon p 1 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 David Brown, tight end Harper Howell, Shriver win Milwaukee 51 69 . 425 26 Molne 002 110 0 — 4 6 2 Ob r h bi Ob r h bi obrhbl obrhbl MDovIs p 2 1 1 0 tackle James Keyton, defensive en(l) in Munich, and became just as well known for the Hunley must Cleveland 49 70 .412 27'j Comstock, Broersmo (5), O'Connor (7) Percent 2b 4 0 1 0 Rndloh 2b 3 1 1 0 Boees 3b 2 12 2 Wilson cf 3 0 0 0 Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 Jerome Ley, punter Walter Marlin, cap he wore during the race. West and Reed; Smith, Barnes (5), Barley (7) Owen ss 4 0 0 0 Mechm ss 2 0 ) 1 Evans rf 5 0 11 Jones cf 0 0 0 0 Williams 0 0 0 0 0 kicker Herb Menhardt and nose tackle Minnesota 62 55 .530 ______and Espino. W— Broersmo (3-3); Barnes Dayls 1b 4 0 2 0 Winfield rf 3 0 0 0 Nichols rt 0 0 0 0 Sherldn rf 4 0 0 0 CDavIs rf 0 10 0 Leaf Palmer; placed running back Craig MAHWAH. N J (DPI) Top California 61 57 ,517 I' j (5-4). HRs— Toledo, Weoyer (12), Cowens rt 4 11 0 Baylor dh 3 0 0 0 Totals 34 7 11 S Totals 33 6 S 6 Williams on Inlured reserve; listed Hndrsn dh 3 0 0 0 Horrah 3b 3 0 10 Rice If 4 10 0 Brett 3b 4 0 0 0 Settlement nearly $1 million .seeded Martina Navratilova and Chicago 58 60 .492 4'3 Armas dh 5 111 Blancin 3b 0 0 0 0 Monlrool 301 200 001-7 defensive end George Crump and wide earn his pay No. '2 Pam Shriver each scored Konsas City 57 61 483 S' 3 Syracuse 000 001 004 — S 9 3 Bonnell If 3 0 0 0 Mffngly 1b 4 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 5 14 2 Orta dh 4 0 0 0 San Francisco 005 000 001— 6 receiver Darryal Wilson os physically Ooklond 57 63 ,475 6' j Rochester 000 000 120 — 3 8 I Bradley If 0 0 0 0 Dayeft If 3 0 10 Jurak 1b 0 0 0 0 lorg 1b 4 1 1 0 Game-winning RBI — Venable (1). unobletoploy. LOS AN GELES — A former professional impressive victories Tuesday Seottle 55 66 , 455 9 Morgan, Clarke (8), Musselmon (9), Coldern rf 3 1 1 1 Moreno pr 0 0 0 0 Gedman c 5 0 1 1 White 2b 4 0 2 0 E— M. [Davis, Leonard, Thomas. DP— NY Jets — Waived defensive end John baseball player who was crippled in a car crash Gilliam (9) and Hernandez, Stenhouse Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 Mata ct 4 0 2 0 night in opemiig-round matches oi Texos 51 60 .429 12 Miller cf 4 0 0 0 Motley If 4 1 1 1 Montreal 2, San Francisco 2. LOB— Walker; placed running back Ronny on a bumpy road, has won nei^rly $1 million in a By United Press International Tuesdov’s Results (9), Pocello, Corluccl (9), Dooner (9) Romos 3b 0 0 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 5 2 2 0 Slouabt c 4 0 1 1 Montreal 5, San Francisco 7.2B— Raines. Cone, tight end Billy Griggs, wide a $150,000 women's leiinis Toronto . Cleveland 1,1st game and Rosado. W— Clorke (3-3). L — Kearney c 3 0 0 0 Thomas, Flynn. HR— Leonard (17). SB— receivers Chv Davidson and Gene Giles, settlement with county supervisors who feared tournament. 8 Corluccl Gutlerrz ss 4 2 2 1 Pryor ss 4 0 2 0 Toronto 9, Cleveland 5,2nd game Totals 31 2 5 1 Totals 29 1 6 1 Totals 39 8 13 8 Totals 35 2 7 2 Rolnes2 (45). S— Gulllckson, Trillo. SF— defensive end John Merrill and defensive that a trial might have led to an even larger (4-5) Seattle 000 010 100— 2 Venable. Cincinnati Bengals’ General Manager Paul Brown Navratilova, who h;is won five California 6. Detroit 4, 1st game Boston 300 201 110— 8 back Vincent Murray on Inluredreserve. award. California 12. Detroit 1. 2nd gome New York 001000 000— 1 Kansas City 000 000 002— 2 IP H R ER BB SO Philadelphia — Acquired quarterback believes in making money the old-fashioned way — by Grand Slam singles titles in a row, Oaklond 4, Baltimore 3 Richmond OOO 000 000 — 0 3 1 Gome-winning RBI — None. Gome-wlnnlno RBI — Armas (7). Montreal Bob Holly from Washington for an Arthur Bordley, was a 25-year-old pitcher in the earning it. I- won her 44tli slraight match with a Seattle 7, New York I Tidewater 113 212 000 — 10 14 0 E— Langston, Mala. DP— Seattle 3, Glicksn (W 8-7) 7 2-3 7 5 5 1 4 undisclosed 1985 draft choice; waived New E— Hulsmann. Barrett. DP — Baltimore Orioles’ organization and planning to 6-2, 6-2 victory over I’aseale Texas 9, Chicago 3 Fisher, Bradlord (4), Reiter (7) ond Kansas Lucas 0 0 0 0 1 0 kicker Manny Matsakis, quarterbacks And that's just what Brown thinks Ricky Hunley, Minnesota 3, Milwaukee 2 Owen; Leory, Olwine (8) and Gibbons W York 1. LOB— Seattle 2, New York 8. 2B City 1. LOB— Boston 9, Kansas City 7.2B Reardon (S 16) ) 1-3 1 1 1 3 1 Harold Smith and Ron Gaynor, line play in the Mexican League when he was crippled Paradis of France. She needed Boston 8, Kansos City 2 — Leary (2-3). L— Fisher (9-8). HRs- — Dayls, Cowens. 3B — Randolph. San Francisco backers Bob Dlndok and Horry Floherty, in 1978 after his car collided with one being driven the team’s No. 1 draft pick, should do before he goes Tldewoter, Hurdle (15); Chris HR— — Booos 2, loro, Gutierrez, Motley. 3B— only 51 minutes to eoiitiniie her Wednesday's Games Gutierrez, HR— Buckner ( 8 ). S F— Robinson 2 4 4 3 1 0 wide receiver Stephen Jones and center next to his on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. The around demanding the keys to Fort Knox. quest for Chris Evert Lloyd's (All Times E O T) tensen, Colderon (1). SB— Meachom (4). S— Booas. M. Davis (L 3-14) 5 3 2 2 2 4 Tom Schafer; placed defensive end ( 12). Meochom. SF— Meachom. Seottle (Beattie 9-12) ot New York IP H R ER BB SO Williams 12-3 3 1 1 0 1 Conrad Cove, linebacker Bob O'Ccxiner, impact sent Bordley's car off the road and into a Hunley, a linebacker from the University of reeord-56 wins in a row. (Cowley 3-1), 1 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Boston Lavelle 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 running back Willie Tolbert, tackle Sam power pole. 'A' Columbus 402 200 010 — 9 Seattle Arizona, has been a training-camp holdout the past Shriver won here firsl-ever Toronto (Leal 12-2 and Acker 3-5) ot 14 1 Nipper (W 5-5) 9 7 2 0 1 5 Robinson pitched to 1 batter In 3rd. Slater and center Todd Thomason In I ured By a 4-to-l vote, the board approved a $950,000 Cleveland (Schulze 1-4 and Farr 2-9), 2, Pawtucket 000 too OOx — I 4 2 Langston (W 11-9) 8 6)155 Kontoi City HBP— by Gulllckson (Gladden). reserve; announced offensive lineman month as he attempts to gain the biggest contract in meeting with f’eaiiiit I./iiiie. 6-2, 5:05 p.m. Montelusco, Christionsen ( 4 ), Vonde Berg (S 6) 1 00000 WP— Scott Rarldon hoslett comp. award at the urging of county attorneys who said 6-2, an(t joined Navratilova in the Rasmuss Gubicza (L 8-9) 5 7 5 5 2 3 the history of the Bengals. California (John 7-9) ot Detroit (Petry New York Gura 2 3 2 2 1 2 Robinson. Balk— Williams. PB— Corter. Pittsburgh — Waived tackle Ted the county might be held liable in a jury trial. round of 16. Shriver meets Etsuko 14-5). 7:35 p.m. en (5) and O'Berry; Rochlord, Gnoclnskl Rasmussen (L 7-4) 9 5 2 1 0 9 Hulsmann 2 3)010 Petersen and placed running back Franco "We would have liked to have signed Ricky, but his Inoiie of Julian Wedne.sday night Oakland (Young 5-1) at Baltimore (D. (1), LIckerl (9) and Sulllyon. W— Langston pitched to 1 batter In 9th. WP— Nipper. T — 2:34. A— 21,487. Mats 4. Dodgers 0 Harris on the dld-not-report list; placed w Martinez 4-6). 7:35 p.m. Rasmussen (1-0). L-r7«ochford (6-9). HRs T — 2:33. A— 20,489. tackle Pete Rostoskv, guard Kirk MeJun .agent (Howard Slusher) has demanded the kind of while Navratilova plays again — Columbus. Moore (2). Texas (Hough 12-10) at Chicago Twins 3. Brewers Z kin, safety Robert Williams and defensive Special Mah impressive tilings that we can’t do, ” said Brown. "The demands Thur.sd;iy against the winner of a (Dotson 12-9), 8:30p.m. Angels6,Tlgers4 NEW YORK LOS ANGELES end OeCarJos Cleveland on In lu r^ Milwaukee (Coldwell 5-10) ot Mlnne- Rangers 9. White Sox 3 ab r h bi ab r h bl reserve. Special Mah scored an impressive 6>A length of his agent were so ridiculous. He would have been by first-round maleh between Grel- soto (First game) MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA Backmn 2b 4 0 0 0 Andersn ss San 3 Diego — 0 0Waived running 0 backs victory Tuesday in winning the Fair Haven far the highest paid Bengal before he played a down. ehen Rush and Kiiii Sands. (Schrom 4-5), 8:35 p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bi Chapmn 2b 1 0 0 0 L-ondrex cf 4 Robert 0 0 Alexander 0 and Mike Pleasant, Handicap for the second year in a row at That’s wrong.” "It wasn't s|H‘etaeiilar hut it was Boston (Oledo9-10) at Kansas City (M TEXAS CHICAGO CALIFORNIA DETROIT Romero 3b 4 0 1 0 Puckett ct 4 0 1 0 Wilson ct 5 1 1 0 Guerrer 3b 4 0 2 0 widerecelvers John GreenandAndyBark Jones 1-2), 8.35 p.m. ab r h bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Howell ph 1 0 0 0 David If 2 0 0 0 Hrnndz lb 4 12 0 Marshall If 4 0 0 0 anddefensivellneman LarryGreen. Monmouth Park. Although neither side has disclosed details of a pretty .solid effort." said Niivra Thursday's Games Sample If 4 1 1 0 Gontner 2b 4 0 2 0 Meier It 2 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 5 0 3 1 Scloscia c 3 0 10 RLow cf 4 1 1 0 Benlgui rt 5 3 4 0 Whitakr 2b 4 1 2 1 Washington— Stoned tight end Jerome The 5-year-old mare, with Rick Wilson aboard, contract offers and requests, the Cincinnati Enquirer f . tilova. playing in her final warmup California at Detroit Ward cf- 5 4 4 2 Smally ph 10 0 0 Wlltong 2b 3 0 1 0 Trmmll dh 4 1 2 1 Yount ss 4 0 ) 0 Hrbek 1b 3 0 0 0 Foster If 4 10 0 Brock lb 2 Borkum; 0 10 waived center Stu Schnellen- Toronto at Cleveland, night Bell 3b 3 0 11 Cooper lb 4 0 10 Bush dh 2 0 0 0 Brooks 3b 5 I 2 1 Rivera 3b 2 0 0 0 broke away from the pack after passing the half reported Tuesday that Slusher had submitted a before defending her D.S. Open Fisk c 3 0 2 1 Grich 2b 0 0 0 0 Gibson rf 5 0 10 beroer, kicker Scott Darrow, wide tifle. Minnesota at Boston, night Parrish rt 4 1 1 1 Baines rf 4 12 0 Lynn cf 2 10 1 Parrish c 5 12 1 SImmns dh 4 0 0 0 Brown dh 10 0 0 Santana ss 4 0 2 0 Whitflld ph receiver 0 Mark 0 Smith0 and 0 tackle Bob pole and covered the 6-furlong race in 1:08 3-5. 30-page contract proposal on Hunley's behalf. Oakland at Baltimore, night O'Brien lb 5 2 2 1 Luzinsk dh 4 0 1 1 DeCIncs 3b 5 0 2 2 Evans 1b 4 0 10 Brouhrd It 2 1 2 0 Bmnsky iT 3 1 2 1 Hodges c 3 0 ) 1 Maldnd 3b 1 O 0 0 Speight; placed running back Greg Jones The Char-Mari Stables product, which last ran Navratilova, playing loose and Seattle at New York, night Wright dh 5 12 3 Oollvle If 1 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 4)30 Berenyl p 4010 Sax 2b 3000 Included in the proposal were automobiles, life and Pdclork 1b 4 0 1 1 Downing If 4 0 1 2 Bergmn 1b 0 0 0 0 and safety Willie Harris (xi the reserve- on June 23, paid $3.80, $2.80 and $3.40. Righteous reversing three calls made in her Kansos City at Texas, night Kunkef ss 3 0 0 0 Kittle It 4 0 0 0 Pettis cf 1 0 0 0 Jones If 3 0 0 0 Clark cf 2 0 11 Teufel 2b 2 10 0 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 1 non 0 0 football Illness0 list; placed wide health insurance policies and real estate. UPI photo Yost C 4 0 0 1 VLdw 3b 4 0 10 Jacksn dh 3 0 0 0 Lemon cf 2 0 0 0 Monnno cf 2 0 1 0 Laudner c 4 0 1 2 Amelng ph 1 O 0 0 receiver Steve Parker on inluredreserve. Angel, with Jose Ferrer aboard, finished second, favor, had to face only one break Wllkrsn 2b 4 0 1 0 Dybzns 3b 3 0 0 0 Narron 1b 3 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 1 1 1 Schroedr c 3 1 1 1 Jimenez ss 3 0 1 0 Zachrv p 0 0 0 0 Not only have the Bengals rejected the rookie's point against the aggressive- Moore rf 3 0 10 returning $4.40 and $3.40. Springtime Sharon, one Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Baker ss 3 0 0 0 Diaz p 0 0 0 0 demand for a bigger contract than star quarterback playing Paradis. Totals 37 9 12 9 Totals 36 3 10 3 Brown ph 1 0 0 0 Grubb oh 10 10 James ph 10 0 0 Brewer ph 1 0 0 0 of the early favorites, paid $3.00 for show. Toronto action Texas 102110 400— 9 PIcclolo ss 0 0 0 0 Brookns pr 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 2 11 2 Totals » 3 S 3 Reuss 0 0 0 0 It was the second victory of the year for Special Ken Anderson, a 15-year veteran, but told Slusher, A forehand volley winner and Eastern League standings Chlcoeo 000 120 000— 3 Boone c 4 2 2 1 Mllwoukee 001 100 00b— 2 Totals 39 4 12 3 Totals 29 0 4 0 Tennis Mah, which has finished in the money in four of Tuesday, that the club's offer had been withdrawn. Vitas Gerulaitis of the U.S. winces as he is struck by the forehand passing shot brought the Game-winning RBI — Word (5). Totals 34 6 10 6 Totals 35 4 10 4 M^nosota 030 000 OOx— 3 Now York 001 )00 020— 4 match to an end. E— Kunkel, Bell Kittle. DP— Texas 1, Californio 200 010 102—6 (kime-wInnInoRBI— Brunansky(B). LOS Angolos 000 000 000— 0 •••••••••••••••••••••• her five starts. The win added over $26,000 to her Brown feels that by missing camp, Hunley would ball Tuesday in his first-round match with fellow W L Pet. GB Chicago 1. LOB— Texos 6, Chicago 7. 2B Dotrolt 002 001 180— 4 DP— Minnesota 1. LOB— Milwaukee ^^Game-winning RBI — Strawberry earnings. Shriver opened her match by 8, not be able to contribute very much this season, and so Albany 73 47 .606 — — Cruz. 3B— Ward, Baines. HR— Ward Gome-winning RBI— DeCIncesdO). 8400,000 Player's International Cham American Tim Wilkinson in the Canadian Open Tennis missing 15 of her 19 first serves Waterbury 65 55 .542 8 (12), WrIghKS). SB— Ward (5). S— DP— California 1, Detroit 1. LOB— M in n e s o ta 8 . 2B — Laudner, E— Rivero, Sax. OP— New York 2, Los pionships is no longer worth the team's offer. Glens Falls 65 53 .551 7 Kunkel. SF— Bell, Fisk. Californio 8, Detroit 9.2B— Beniquez. HR Romero, Angeles 1. LOB— New York H , Los First round Championships in Toronto. Gerulaitis recovered to Buffalo 63 57 .525 10 _ IP H R ER BB SO G ontner 2. Cooper. B rouhard. Angeles 4.2B— Santana, Hernandez. SB— Ex-Sox player dies in fire "Here’s a guy who has missed all the work that goes Texas — Whitaker (10), Trammell (11), Parrish HR— Lorry StefankI, U.S., det Woltek FIbek, defeat Wilkinson, 6-7, 6-1, 7-6. Vermont 63 57 .525 10 (27), Boone (3), Johnson (11). SB— Wilson (35), Strawberry (22). Poland, 4-6, 7-6 (8-6 ), 6-2; Bill Scanlon, into the teaching of the position,” Brown said. "We New Britain S3 66 .445 19Vz Tanona (W 12-11) 9 10 3 3 0 4 DeCInces (4). S— Wlltong, Grich, Tram Brunansky (24), Schroeder (7). SB— ^ IP H R E R B B S O DUBACH, La. (UPI) — Former major league Chlcoeo U.S., det Robert Seouso, U.S., 7-6 (7-5), have to withdraw our offer because without being able USED CARS Noshuo 51 69 . 425 22 mell. <3aettl (8). S— Brown, Schrorter. Nsw Yortc 7-5; Steve Melster, U.S., det Heinz pitcher Lynn McGlothen died in a mobile home Seaver (L 11-0) 4 1-3 8 5 5 1 1 to step in there and play linebacker, he’d probably Gompare lars and compaia Reading 45 74 .378 27Vz IP H R ER BB SO ...K ” RERBBSO Berenyl (W 8-12) 7 3 0 0 2 5 Gunthardt, Switzerland, 6-4, 7-6 (7-4); fire despite a woman’s efforts to rescue him. Tuesday's Results Splllner 21-3 1 2 2 1 1 California Mllwaukoo Orosco (S 24) 2 1 0 0 0 2 Scott Mc(taln, U.S., det Mortv (Davis, have to be a special teams player for an extended Albany 6, Vermont t Gleoton 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Hoas (L 6-10) 4 7 3 3 1 1 Los Anoeles Thick Bermuda rough ValiMs-IlMse cars listed Witt 6 1-3 8 4 4 2 4 U.S., 36,6-2,6-3; Henri Leconte, France, officials say. period. Nashua 4, Reading 3 Nelson 2 1 0 0 1 0 Aase (W 2-1) 1 2-3 2 0 0 2 0 Seoraoe 100000 Hershlser (L 8-5) 6 8 2 2 1 7 det Casslo Motto, Brazil, 46, 76 (7-1), 7- Lincoln Parish Detective Joey Davidson said are ready In Go- ^ all Waterbury 5, New Britain 2 WP— Tanana. T — 2:56. A— 31,318. Tellmann 2 1 0 0 0 1 Zachrv 1 2-3 3 2 ) 2 0 Sanchez (S II) 100000 6 (7-5); L^lf Shlros, U.S., det Tomas Gloria Smith Reed saved her two daughters from "It would be a difficult thing if he waits until just Glens Falls 8, Buffalo 6,1st game Dotrolt Walts 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 Dloz 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Hogstedt, Sweden, 6-7 (7-5), 64, 63; means, see our Glens Falls 2, Buffalo 1,2nd game Berenguer 6 5 3 3 3 6 Lodd 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Reuss 1 1 0 0 0 1 Francisco Gonzalez, Paroguav,det Lloyd the 2 a.m.-CDT Tuesday fire and had returned to before the opening game and then says, 'I’ll take your worries the goif pros Minnesota cars boforo you / Wednesday's Games BiueJaysB.indiansI Looez 121110 BerevnI pitched to 2 batters In Bth. Bourne, U.S., 76 (9-7), 64; Peter Vermont at Albany Hodge (W 4-2) 5 1-3 9 2 2 1 1 WP— Zachrv. T — 2;36. A— 35,929. try to rescue McGlothen, 34, when the couple were offer.’ Weil, he’s missed everything andheisn'tworth (First game) Hernandez (L 6-2) 2 3 2 2 1 0 Fleming, U.S., det Jaromir Becko, West overcome by smoke. it to us at this stage.” buy-anywhoro Glens Palls at Buffolo Aose oltched to 1 batter In 9lh. Lysander 320000 Germany, 64, 46, 63; John Sodrl, U.S., SHOAL C R E E K . Ala, (UPI) - time can lorget it. ” ReaClng ot Noshuo Whitehouse 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 McGlothen, who compiled a career record of Brown said the Bengals are willing to reopen New Britain ot Waterbury Cardinals 8. Reds 2 det O re k Segal, Toronto, 63,62. The thick Bermuda rough has the Two-time PGA chump Ray TORONTO CLEVELAND Davis (S 23) 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Second round 86-93, lettered in baseball, basketball, football negotiations, but pointed out the club's offer would Thursday's Gomes Angels 12.Tigers1 Haas pitched to 2 batters In 5th. pros worried as the start of the Floyd added anyone driving it in Vermont at Albany OD r h bl ab r h hi Vitas (Derulaltls, U.S., det. Tim and tennis at Grambling High School in Louisiana drop because they feel Hunley’s value has diminished. BUY OF THE WEEK Glens Falls at Buffalo Gorcla 2b 5 2 2 1 Butler ct 3 0 0 0 (Second game) CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS Wllkison, U.S., 67 (7-2), 61, 76 (7-2). $700,000 PGA Championship at the the rough “can't hope to hit it over BravesS. Pirates) Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Doubles before he was drafted in 1968 by the Boston Red Elsewhere in N F L training camps: 130 yards.” 1 1 GHGV M AlieU GIASSIG GOUPE Reading at Nashua Be^f*lf'' ' ' i i' ? ct 1 0 0 0 Redus It 4 12 0 Mc O e ct 5 12 0 First round Shoal Creek golf course nears. V-8, Auto, PS, PB, R. Vinyl New Britain ot Waterbury i f iL ^ -.1. 5 ! ^ ^ Franco 3 0 0 0 CALIFORNIA DETROIT Sox. • New York Giants coach Bill Parcells named Phil Crenshaw, who finally won his Johnsn dh 5 1 1 1 Harorv lb 3 0 o n Oester 2b 5 0 2 0 Herr 2b 5 12 0 Broderik Dyke and Michael Fancutt, "The rough is, to put it mildly, Root WAS ‘3495 Ob r h bi |R> r h bl PITTSBURGH ATLANTA Cnepen 3b 4 0 1 0 Penditn 3b 2 1 1 1 Simms his starting quarterback. He beat out Jeff 1 \ ^ 0 Thorntn dh 4 6 0 0 Benlauz rf 3 1 1 0 Whitakr 2b 2 0 0 0 Australia, det. Eric Fromm and Eliot kind of brutal,” said former PGA first "m ajor” this year at the Upshpw lb 5 1 3 1 Hall If 3 0 0 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Parker rt 4 0 0 0 Hendrck Telfscher, rt 4 U.S., 2 2 1 76 (8 6 ) 64; Anders Rutledge who, along with Simms, was edged out by Masters, was bemoaning the state Now *2695 Eastern League results ..Sn*® ^ 1 1 0 0 Brookns 2b 2 0 0 0 Wvnne ct 4 0 0 0 Royster ss 3 0 0 0 Milner cf 0 0 0 0 Vn Slyk It 4 1 Decathlon record broken champion Larry Nelson following ?(!* c f 0 2 2 Vukovch rf 3 0Wlltong 1 0 2b 5 2 3 1 Trmmll dh 3 1 1 0 Jarryd and Jodklm11 Nvstrom, Sweden, Scott Brunner in last year's training camp. Simms loro 3b 4 0 0 0 Bando c 3 0 0 0 Mazzirn If 4 0 2 0 Trevino c 4 1 1 0 Esasky 1b 3 111 Porter c 4 1 1 2 det. Steve Melster and Tony Glommalva, a practice round Tuesday. of his game following a practice Waterbury 000 100 040 — S 10 O Lynn ct 3 1 1 2 Gibson rt Roy 2 2b 4 0 0 10 10 Linares It 4 0 2 0 Davis rt 4 0 0 0 Green 1b 3 1 1 3 HAMBURG, West Germany — Britain's Daley was a first-round draft choice in 1979 and has been hit 77 FORD MUSTAND COUPE ^ rn n d z ss 4 1 2 0 Jacoby 3b 3 12 0 Brown rt 1 1 l o Garbev It 10 10 a ’®'.' n'®' Drewett, round Tuesday with Greg Norman New Britain 000 011 000 — 2 8 2 * . . Bernzrd 2b 2 0 0 i Thmpsn 10 4 0 10 Murphy ct 3 1 0 0 Vn Grdr c 3 0 0 0 Soeler ssAustralia, 10 0 0 and Chris Lewis, New Zealand, Thompson actually broke Juergen Hingsen's hard by injuries in the last four years. “ If you hit it in there, it’s difficult and Andy Bean. 4 cyl. 4 Md PS qilyer, Bryden (7), Clements (9) and Totals 41 8 14 7 Totals 28 1 3 1 DeCIncs 3b 3 1 2 4 Parrish Pena c c 3 2 0 0 0 Watson 0 10 1b 3 0 10 Foley ss 4 0 3 0 Lyons ss 3 0 0 0 4 a ^1, , PS. Rear Defog Grich 3b 1113 Castillo c 2 0 0 0 get. Carlos KIrmvr and Casslo Motto, world decathlon record by 15 points when he won Inside linebacker' Harry Carson, the Giants’ to play out. But it's what you M l 50 Harper; Woodward, McCarthy (8), Bol- aevrSand MS 000 111-18 Gonzalz 3b 3 0 0 0 Chmbis lb 10 0 0 Russell p 1 0 0 0 LaPoint p 3 0 0 0 Brazil, 62, 63; Ivan Lendl, Czechos- “ I am not playing well at all,” ton(8) and Ackley. W— Bryden (2-1) L Cleveland qqq qai oocu- i Downing It 4 1 1 0 Evans lb 4 0 11 Lacy rt 3 0 0 0 Kmmns rt 3 0 0 I Pastore p 1 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 the Olympic gold medal last week in Los Angeles, defensive captain, didn't show up for Monday's team expect for a major tournament. If Miller If 0 0 0 0 Jones It 4 0 10 pvakla ond Charlie Fancutt, Austra said Crenshaw, who headed imme 81 BUKK CENTURY 4 DR. — McCarthy (7-4). Game-winnino RBI — Garcio (5). Berro ss 3 1 1 1 Hubbrd 2b 4 1 2 1 Barnes ph 10 0 0 lia, West Germany's Bild Zeitung newspaper said meeting and was absent from bed check. you hit a bad shot you should be V<6 , Auto AC, PS. PB. C W A C Jacksn dh 5 13 1 Lemon ct 2 0 0 0 Candelar p 2 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 2 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 diately to the practice tec. T e® Borfield, Bernazord. DP Narron lb 4 0 0 0 Grubb rf 2 0 0 0 def. (David Graham and Laurie Warder, Wednesday. • Denver reached the 70-player limit by placing penalized, and it’s going to penal Stereo Vir>y1 Roof I v D First Game “ Toronto l.LOB—rToronto 8, Cleveland Winn p 0 0 0 0 Camp p 3 0 0 0 Perez ph 10 10 Australia, 67 (9-7), 76 (7-3), 64. Crenshaw noted the Jack Glens Falls 300 131 0 — 8 11 3 Schoflld ss S 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 3 0 1 0 Page ph 1 0 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 2 10 1 Totals 34 8 10 8 Official tabulations after the 10 events showed third-year offensive lineman Keith Uecker on injured ize you probably one shot.” 83 CHEV CAMARO Z28 CPE Boone c 4 2 2 0 Baker ss 3 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Nicklaus-dcsigned course, only Buffalo 100 302 0 — 6 7 0 0bv^°'^'‘°' Johnson, Jac- Cincinnati olO OlO 000— 2 S150J)00women'stoumoment Thompson falling one point short of the world reserve and cutting first-year wide receiver Jeff The field of 150 golfers practiced V-6.AutoAC.PS. C l 1 O A A DeVIncenzo, Krlston (5), Stronskl (6), _ . . _ Herndn ph 1 0 0 0 ^ > Total! 30 3 6 2 St. Louis SCO 021 OOx— 0 7-years-old, is in excellent Totoli 39 12 15 11 Totals 33 1 7 1 At Motiwoh, N.J., Aug. 4 recorii of 8,798 points that his West German rival Raikes and rookie cornerback Vernon Gearring. under clear skies Tuesday on the PB. Steroo. Loaded ^ 1 1 , o O Q McKeon (7), Hardy (7) ond Dodd; Pittsburgh oOO 000 010— 1 Game-Winning RBI— Hendrick (15). First Round condition. Bohnet, Marsden (5), Banks (5) and M±'^i,= '’- "'>• SF- CMfoimlo 107 002 (K»— 12 Atlanta. ooo 012 OOx__i E— Foley. DP— St. Louis 1. LOB— had set last June in Mannheim. • Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Marino threw 7,145-yard course in suburban Dotrolt 000 000 010__I Gretchen Rush, Pittsburgh, def. Kate "The rough is very penalizing, 80 CHEV CITATION 2 DR. Glass. W— Krlston (5-4). L— Bohnet (5-2). Bernazard. (3am9wlnnlng RBI — None. Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 6. 2B— Hendrick, Gompert, Redwood City, Calif., 64,62; But Bild said the decathlon scoring system — for the second day as he attempts to recover from a Birmingham. The last of the four 4 cyl, apd, Radio, PS HRs— Glens Foils, Adorns (24); Buffalo, Gam^wInnlnoRBI— DeCIncesdl). P|E— Roy. D P — Atlanta 1. L O B — Van Slyke, Concepcion. 3B— Mc(3ee. Raffaella Reggl, Italy, def. Ann Klyomu- but it’s there for all the contest Ruat Proofed Gloss (18). Toronto "* ” « « » B S O DP— California 1, Detroit 2. LOB— HR— for the first time since 1964 — had been changed fractured index finger on his throwing hand suffered “majors” this year has attracted a M 095 CaMtornIa 5, Detroit . 3B— Jackson. HR ro-Hayoshl, Mountain View, Calif., 6 2 ,6 ants,” he said. Alexondr (W 11-5) 8 3 1 1 1 ; 8 burgh 3, Atlanta 7. 3B— Hubbard. HR— (10), Esasky (9). SB— Herr (9), 2; Steffi Grot, West (jermony oil. Mary after the Mannheim meet so that scores at the three weeks ago. Marino has had the finger in a cast stellar field, including Masters 82 CHEV CATAUNA ST/WG — DeCInces (14), Grich (10). SF— Berra (9). SB— Johnson (2). Ballesteros said the course is Second (Mme 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 Grlcti. M c(3to (28). SF— Green. Lou Platek, Munster, lnd.,06,60,61. Olympics were no longer comparable. since the injury.The original cast was reduced in size champ Ben Crenshaw, U.S. Open 4 cyl. Aulo. AC. * C f f A S Glens Falls 000 4000 — 2 60 ^ 'F H RERBBSO , Second Round "long” and "very similar to a U.S. P8.PB, Radio *55 V 5 Cleveland^ 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 ” - . IP H R ER BB SO Pittsburgh The mass circulation newspaper recalculated so Marino could limber up his arm. winner Fuzzy Zoeller and British Buffalo 000 0010 — 1 6 3 Colllomia Clndnnatl Coterlno Lindquist, Sweden def. Jo Open course.” Polaclos, McKeon (5), Stronskl (7)and Heaton (L 8-13) 8 14 8 7 1 9 Candlr (L 10-9) 5 2-3 5 3 2 3 3 Russell (L 5-13) 3 2-3 6 5 5 2 2 Durle, 6, England, 64, 63; Iva the Olympic outcome on the basis of the scoring • Philadelphia, looking for a young quarterback to Open champ Seve Ballesteros. 79 FOiD FAIRMONT 2 DR. Karkovice; Roche and Stinebach. W— WP-Heoton.'T-2:17. " ' ' * KIson (W 3-1) 6 3 0 0 2 5 Winn 11-310011 "The rough is a little too severe, I Codwtt 2 4 1)01 Pastore 21-3 4 3 3 0 1 Budorovo, Czechoslovakia def. method that prevailed when the world record was groom as an eventual succesor to starter Ron Tom Watson, the tour's money 6 cyl Auto P8. Radio. C 0 4 0 C Stronksl. L— Roche (2-2). Robinson 1 0 0 0 0 2 Robinson 2 0 0 0 1 3 Ros would say, but it’s the same for Vinyl roof * C u ^ .. 1 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta « u u z set. Jaworski, obtained Bob Holly from Washington for a leader and only triple winner this Dotrolt St. Louis Folrbank, 14, South Africa, 64, 62; everyone. But it will close the door Vermont 010 000 000 — 1 8 0 Como (W (54) 8 4)101 LaPonf (W 9-9) 81-3 10 2 2 3 6 Heleno^kovd, 8, Czechoslovakia, det. 1985 draft choice. The Eagles cut seven players and year, feels accuracy off the tee will 82 MERCURY COUGAR ST/WG Albany (MB OOO OOx — 6 9 1 BiueJaysg.IndiansS Rozemo (L 7-4) 2 7 5 5 0 2 for many players.” Bair 3 1-3 5 5 5 3 2 ’ 1 0 0 0 0 Lahti 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Tw rv Phelps, l^rchmont, N.Y., 63,46, placed five on injured reserve. Offensive lineman be the big factor when play begins V-e. Auto, AC. PS. PB C TA A C Grimm, BulMnger (4), Scott (5), Mont ISecondgame) )4^ll<— Candelaria. T— 2 : 10, A — WP— LaPoint 3. T — 2:30. A— 19,545. Ifoue- Jopon def. Sandy Despite missing the cut by one Radio, Wood Sidaa * / 4 gomery (7), Murphy (8) and Lamar; Monge 3 2-3 3 2 2 1 5 Pappas wins Buffalo Open Scott Raridon, a sixth-round pick from Nebraska, left Thursday. Rozemo pitched fo 4 batters In 3rd. (Jolllns, (Tdesso, Tex., 62,64; Chrisflane stroke when he shot 71-72 at the Lambert, ZmudoskI (7) and Ashman. Jgllssolnt, Switzerland, def. Vicki Nelson, the Eagles’ training camp for the second time. 80 DATSUN 8210 4 DR. TORONTO CLEVELAND HBP— by Corbett (Johnson). WP— B U FFA LO , N.Y. — George Pappas averaged "Whoever hits it in the fairway Buick Open last week, Ballesteros W— Lambert (16-7). L— Grimm (8-9). Bolr. Wooster, Ohio, 26, 64, 6 2 ; Sylvia • New England waived seven players and placed HRs— Albany, Hobbs (9). obrhbl obrhbl Padres 3. Phillies 2 238 for four games, including a 253-220 decision the most will win this week,” said was satisified with his game and Fernndz ss 5 1 1 0 Butler ct 4 0 3 1 Honlkd, 9, West Germany def. Glgl running back Craig Williams on injured reserve. Au7d;R.d.o $4095 A's 4. Orioles 3 Major league leaders Fernandez, Puerto Rico, 64, 36, 63; over top-se^ed Brian Voss, to capture the Watson. "Anybody hitting the predicted a 6-under-par 282 might Noshuc 4, Reodlna 3; llnescore not Collins If 4 0 2 1 Carter If 5 0 0 0 Zlno Garrison, Houston, 4, def. Susan Listed as physically unable to play were third-year avol table. M o s^v ct 5 1 1 2 Franco ss 4 12 1 PHILADELPHIA SAN DIEGO $110,000 Buffalo Open Tuesday night. fairways only 50 percent of the be good enough to win the PGA. — TRUCKS— Batting Moscarln, Grosse Pointe, Mich., 61,63 defensive end George Crump and second-year wide Upshaw 1b 5 2 2 1 Thornfn dh 3 1 1 o OAKLAND BALTIMORE ub r h bl ab r h bl Pom Shrlver, 2, Lutherville, Md„ def. The victory was the 10th PBA title for Pappas, 82 CHEV S10 PICKUP Alkens dh 3 0 10 Tabler 1b 4 0 0 1 ® ® Wiggins 2b 3 2 1 (Bgsed on 3.1 plate appearances x receiver Darryl Wilson. abrhU abrhu 0 number of gomes each team has played) Peanut l^ule, San Francisco, 62, 62 of Charlotte, N.C. 4 cyl. 4 upd. Radio CC TO C Bel dh 2 1 2 1 Castillo rf 3 0 1 1 Hendrsn If 5 1 1 2 Bumbry cf 4 Lncano 0 0 0 rt 1 0 0 0 Gwynn rt 4 0 11 • Pittsburgh waived veteran tackle Ted Petersen Rear Slap Bumper International League standings Mulinks 3b 3 0 1 1 Vukovch rt 1 O 0 0 ®Dross rt 2 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 1 9 n Notional League Martino Navrotllovo, 1, Dallas, iM “ This win has to go right up there with my Lansfrd 3b 4 0 1 0 Shelby cl 0 0 0 0 Poscole Paradis, France, 62,62. and placed star running back Franco Harris on the She’s King of LP G A ...[9-. S** 110 0 Jacoby 3b 4 2 10 Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Nolan dh 3 0 0 0 An^!fn n 2 S ® McRvnI Cf 3 0 0 0 ^ g Ob r h pet. winning the Firestone Tournament of Champions 80 CMC Vi TON PICKUP / Whitt c 2 0 0 0 Willard c 3 0 11 KInomn dh4 1 ) O Ripken ss 4 1 2 0 £99®® Kennedy c 4 0 1 2 Gwynn, SD 118 463 76167 .361 did-not-report list. Petersen missed most of this w L Pet. OB Johnsn oh 1 0 0 0 FIschlln 2b 2 1 1 0 Cruz, Hou 120 450 75145 .322 and my first title," said Pappas, who earned 8 cyl. Sid. PS. tC C O C Columbus 70 46 .603 f-op** f* 3 0 0 0 Murroy 1b 3 0 1 0 1 1 1 ® Wartinez If 3 0 1 0 Ray, Pitt 113 385 46124 .322 summer’s training camp because of a chronic back SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio ing tiring lur King. Last year, she Sierra Qrande Pkg a j Martinez c 1 0 0 1 Perkins oh 1 0 0 0 HIM ss 0 10 0 Gross 3b 1 1 0 0 Solotar 3b 3 0 0 0 $15,000 for the win. Pawtucket 65 53 .551 6 Leach rf 10 10 9 S 2 ’ Sandberg, Chi 117 483 83 154 .319 problem. Harris, in the final year of his contract and (U P I) — Her first seven years on tied for second with JoAnne Camer Toledo 63 53 .543 Heoth c 4 0 11 Ford oh 10 0 0 MotTTk* ih*9 2 9 2 PoM irv 3b 1 0 0 0 77 DODGE D100 VAN 7 Garcia 2b 3 2 2 2 Almon 1b 3 0 10 Cruz 3b 0 0 0 0 Brenly SF 103 344 49107 .311 Maine 61 52 .540 7Vj W a^f^c 2 ? ? ? I* ’" '” *" ss 4 0 0 0 Soccer Just 363 yards shy of Jim Brown's all-time rushing the LPGA Tour were character in the Miami Classic, one shot e cyl. aid. SACOC Griffin 2b 2 0 0 0 Bochte 1b 10 11 Roenick If 4 0 1 1 XlTSlL ’■ <111 Show p 3 0 10 'Washington, Atl 89 328 55 101 .308 Richmond 59 60 .496 12Vj Barfield rf 2 1 2 0 Dernier, Chi 107 394 71 121 .307 record of 12,312 yards, is in the 24th day of his holdout. ized by words like durabile and behind Lopez. Low mileage Tidewater 57 60 .487 Wagner ss 2 0 1 0 Young rf 4 12 2 ” 19'® ‘-e«erts p 1 0 o 13'/j Totals 40 9 IS 9 Totals 34 5 10 5 Brrohs ph 0 0 0 0 Sakata 2b 3 0 0 0 Koosmn p 1 0 0 0 Hernondez, NY 112 395 53120 .304 • Buffalo waived free agent wide receiver Darryl consistent. But recently, Betsy “ Nancy just played better that Syracuse 49 67 .422 21 Leonard, SF 104 400 60121 .303 Purdue plans drug tests 78 CHEV Vi TON PICKUP Toronto ‘ 000 002 331 9 0 0 0 0 (Jempsey c 1 0 0 0 Wilson If 10 0 0 Emerson and placed four veterans on reserved lists. King has added a new word to that week, but that second-place finish Rochester 41 74 .357 28'/} Cliweland O O I3 lo m -S Totals 31 2 6 2 Totals 33 I 8 3 CDovIS, SF 97 360 62 108 .300 TuiHlav's Results Phillips 2b 3 1 1 0 NASL standings W EST L A F A Y E T T E . Ind. - Purdue Univer Safety Jeff Nixon was placed on the injured reserve list — winner. was the fourth of my career, and it ‘na‘=d^,'o"‘’' *4095 Game-winning RBI — Bell (9). Totol* 33 4 8 4 Total! 28 3 6 3 Amorlcon League Syracuse 5, Rochester 3 _ E— loro. LOB— Toronto 8, Cleveland 6. SMS « Dtego 210 ®'® 000®®' OOx—®®^ ®3 o Ob r h Dct sity athletes, cheerleaders and coaches will be list and three other veterans — wide receivers Jerry King has remained injury-free did bother me a little,” said King, Tidewater 10, Richmond 0 002000 101— 4 Winfield, NY 98 405 76140 346 2B— Leach, Thornton, Fernandez, Mul- Baltimore ooi 200 000— 3 Garne-wlnnlng RBI — Kennedy (6). East tested for drug use this year, football coach Leon Butler and Robert Holt and safety Bill Hurley — were throughout her career, and has of Limekiln, Pa., a suburb of Columbus 7, Pawtucket 1 llnlks. H R ^^osebv (16), Bell (18), - E— Slone, Samuel, Show. DP__ Mattingly, NY 109 423 66 143 .338 Ww 1L OF Toledo 5, Maine 4, completing June 4 Game-winning RBI — Bochte (6). San Hrbek, Minn 105 404 57 131 ,324 OA BP TP Burtnett and team physician Dr. Bill Combs placed on the physically unable to perform reserve averaged 30 events per year. But Reading. “ I was starting to wonder i??' SB— Butler.(38), Collins (40). E— Gross, Almon. OP— Oakland Chicogo 10 B 41 38 35 93 suspension S— FIschlln, Butler. SF— Collins, Mor- Easier, Bost 117 451 New 62142 York .315 announced. list. All are recovering from knee operations. being King of this road has been if I would ever break through. ” IT COSTS SO UHLE Toledo at Maine, 2, postponed, too 9 6 29 27 27 81 tlnez. Ripken, Balt 118 465 Toronto 73146 .314 8 8 33 Burtnett said Tuesday that tests will be Wednesdgy’s Games ^itlm o re 1. LOB— Oakland 6, Baltimore Murray, Bolt 118 428 66 134 .313 22 23 71 • Michael Carter, the Olympic silver medal winner lucrative, though not especially Her day arrived in March, when _ IP H RERBBSO HR— Henderson Samuel (56), Hayes (29). s __ Tampa Bov 7 11 28 44 24 64 conducted primarily to detect the use of Richmond at Tidewater Toronto Koosman. Trammell, Det 101 408 65 127 .31) West in the shot put, has agreed to three 1-year contracts fulfilling. she won the Women's Kemper Syracuse at Rochester !J?)«,Young (10). SB— Murray (6), Hill Boggs, Bost 114 444 74 136 .306 <:iark 6 8 5 5 2 4 (1). S— Sakata. Vancouver 10 6 34 30 marijuana. Players caught using drugs could with the San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers hope he will ' ‘I was runner-up to Nancy Lopez Open in Maui, Hawaii. Four weeks Toledo at Maine • Philadelphia "* " • « « « « Baines, Chi 111429 53131 .305 29 87 Jackson 000000 Mlnnesoto 10 6 30 30 26 82 face dismissal from the squad. help fill the void left when starting nose guard Pete in the 1977 Rookie-of-the-Year later, she added the Orlando Columbus at Pawtucket Lamp (W 5-6) 3 2 0 0 0 3 Oakland "* " Koosman (L 12-10) 6 6 3 2 3 6 Motley, KC 108 373 48 113 .303 San Diego 9 rJipmCHEVROLEt Thursday's Games Home Runs 8 33 36 27 75 ' ‘When the student body does things you have to Kugler defected to the USFL. balloting,” said King, who turned Clovoland Burris 71-3 6 3 3 5 1 A l i s o n 2 2 0 0 0 1 Tulsa 6 10 29 3t 2S 64 Classic to her laurels. Richmond at Columbus Comer 5 2-3 2 San Diego National l^ g u e — Murphy, Atl 27; assume there might be some of that going on with 29 Monday. “ That was okay TIdewoter at Toledo 6 2 1 2 Bramr (W 341) 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Carter, Mtl 23; Schmidt, Phil 22; Golden Boy 5 o 11 ii ea43 42 32 oo60 • Green Bay removed defensive back Mike McCkiy As a result. King is part of a INC. Jetfeodt 1 1-3 3 3 3 0 2 Bdltlmoro Show (W 12-b) 6 6 2 2 3 3 (Teams r o e g ^ six points for a victory the football team and the athletic department,” from the active roster and waived two players to because Nancy is such a tremend 1229 Main Stj MondiMtar Maine at Rochester Waddell (L 2-5) 2 6 4 4 1 0 Letterts (S 8) 3 0 0 0 1 4 Marshall, LA 20; Cey, Chi 18. select dozen players that will begin Pawtucket vs. Syracuse at Shea Flanagan 61-3 6 3 1 1 3 American L ^g u e — Armas, Bos 32; SP" taur points tor a vlitorv bi a Burtnett said. “We just want to be sure we get a ous golfer and finishing second to Jackson pitched fo 1 batter In 7th. Stewart (L 4-2) „ 2 0 I 1 2 2 Sfiow Pitched to 1 batter In 7th. sbogtiHrt. Dim Bonus Point b awardod for reach the 70-man roster limit. McCoy recently first-round play on Thursday in the Stadium WP— Clark 2. T — 2:52. A— 6,158. by Koosman (Wiggins). T— KIngmon, Oak 29; Parrish, Det 27; hand on it before it gets out of hand.” T. Martinez 2-3 2 0 0 ) 0 Murphy, Oak and Thornton, Clev 25. each goal soorod In rtgulolion up to a underwent an operation on the quadriceps muscle in her is like winning.” $200,000 World Championship of moximum of throe per toom.) his left knee and is not expected to return this season. But being runnerup was becom Women’s Golf. 646-^464 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1984 NL roundup MANCHESTER HERALD. Wcdiic.sdav. Aug 15. 1984 - 13 Braves jolt Bugs, 5-1; F O C U S / Food Camp pitches 4-hltter
By Lisa Harris UPI Sports W riter
Last Sunday's fight-filled game between the Atlanta Braves and San Diego Padres woke up many to the increasing number of brush- backs, beanballs and brawls. But Dressing up Atlanta manager Joe Torre also believes it jolted awake his ball club. That game between the Braves and Padres featured two bench clearing brawls, resulting in the ejection of 13 players, coaches and There’s no excuse managers. But Torre feels the weekend sparring may have given his team to buy the bottled the lift it needed to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 Tuesday. "I don't think it hurt us because variety — make we needed some kind of a jolt," UPI photo Torre said. "I don't know how much of an aid it can be except your own at home Damaso Garcia, Toronto second base- eighth inning of the second game of a emotionally, which is where we man, is greeted at the plate after socking needed it." doubleheader with the Indians. The Blue Rick Camp, who has been a two-run home run in the top of the Jays beat Cleveland twice, 8-1 and 9-5. bothered by a groin injury, pitched a four-hitter to pick up his ,50th career win. Donnie Moore got the A L ro u n d u p final three outs for his 15th save. "He was sensational," Torre said of Camp. "We didn't know Garlic & Herb Vinaigrette before the game if he was going to be able to pitch or not because of 3 medium cloves garlic, pressed or minced Blue Jays sweep Indians; the injury incurred the other day. '/t cup olive oil But he was great." cup wine vinegar > Camp, 6-4, said he strained UPI photo Z tablespoons lemon juice (fresh is best) himself again in mid-game chas 1/1 teaspoon salt (omit if on a low-salt diet) Tigers drop pair to Angels ing a bunt, but asked to continue to Braves' Randy Johnson leaps high into the air but can't Black pepper to taste try for a shutout. But the 31-year- avoid the tag out by Pirates' third baseman Denny ■A teaspoon dry mustard old right-hander left after the ■A teaspoon dried dillweed or basil eighth inning, when Dale Berra Gonzalez to end the fifth inning of Tuesday's game in ■A teaspoon dried oregano Bv Ian Love homer in the first game, hit a more 4-3, Seattle edged New York drilled a 1-0 pitch over the Atlanta. The Braves won, 5-1, behind the 4-hit hurling of 3 or 4 small scallions, minced (both green and UPI Sports Writer pinch-hit home run in the eighth 2-1, Texas routed Chicago 9-3, center-field fence for his ninth Rick Camp. white portions) inning of the nightcap to snap a 5-5 Minnesota shaded Milwaukee 3-2 homer and Pitt.sburgh's only run. Combine everything, mix well and store in a There is nothing like u elenn and Bo.ston defeated Kansas City tightly-covered ja r in the refrigerator. Will stay tie. Later in the inning. Damaso the victory Jeff Reardon came on ally walked and Bob Watson's sweep to put things in n new Garcia smacked a two-run shot off 8- 2. Cardinal 8, Reds 2 fresh-tasting for more than a week. Dressing for Cole Slaw perspeetive. to get the last four outs and notch single loaded the bases. Brad Green Goddess Dressing the left-field foul pole against At St. Louis, David Green drove Note; When there’s only a little of this dressing While the Toronto Blue ,I;iys his 16th save. Mark Davis dropped Komminsk then walked to force in ■A medium onion, peeled and cut into I-inch Cleveland reliever and loser Tom in three runs with a two-run homer left in the refrigerator, stretch the remainder .3 anchovy fillets were sweeping a double-header Angels 6-12, Tigers 4-1 to ,3-14. Trevino and Hubbard delivered an with obout 'A cup each, plain yogurt and low-fat cubes Waddell. 2-5. and a sacrifice fly to power the .3 green onions from the Indians in Cleveland Atlanta went ahead 1-0 in the RBI single to right. I tablespoon white vinegar "Sometimes it works and some At Detroit. Doug DeCinces had' Cardinals and hand the Reds their cottage cheese. Another delicious combination. 2 small cloves garlic Tuesday night, the Detroit Tigers fifth against John Candelaria, 10-9. Candelaria and Pirate manager 1 tablespoon vegetable oil times it doesn't," added Cox. who the game-winning hit in the opener fourth-straight loss. Dave LaPoint ‘A cup parsley sprigs, pix-ked were losing a pair to the California and drove in^four runs in the With one out. Glenn Hubbard Chuck Tanner were both ejected Salad dressings can be a very personal matter. 2 teaspoons sugar ■A teaspoon dried tarragon has chalked up 266 wins as evened his record at 9-9 and Jeff tripled to left center. Randy Angels. The results moved Toronto nightcap to pace the Angels. Don after Hubbard’s single for arguing By Nancy Pappas Here's one that was enclosed in a letter to Adele 'A teaspoon salt 2 luhlespoons vinegar (plain or larragiin) manager of the Atlanta Braves and Ru.ssell. lasting only 3 2-3 innings, Johnson reached on second base- with the umpires. Freshly ground pepper to taste to within six games of the Tigers in 2.35 at helm of the Blue Jays. Aase, 2-1, and Bruce Ki.son. 3-1, Herald Reporter Angle. Manchester Herald focus editor, which I'A cups mayonnaise, or part inayonnaise and dropped to 5-13. man Johnny Ray's fielding error Elsewhere in the NL, St. Louis 'A cup mayonnaise the loss column in the AL East. Lloyd Moseby's two-run homer posted the wins in the sweep. Willie began “Strange things are happening in the purl sour cream as Hubbard scored. trounced Cincinnati 8-2, San Diego 1 tablespoon white prepared horseradish The second-place Blue .lays trail in the seventh inning tied the score Hernandez, 6-2. and Dave Rozema, Will the salud.s on your table make the nation's world. People are getting fired and relationships Cut anchovy fill(‘ts in liall. ( 'til green onions mln Padres 3, Phillies 2 The Braves took a 3-0 lead in the edged Philadelphia 3-2, Houston 2 tablespoons plain yogurt (or heavy cream) the Tigers by 7Vi games. Detroit, 5-5. It was his sixteenth homer of 7-4, were the losers for Detroit. “ 10 Best-Dressed " list this year? are breaking up ... My most happily married Nncli Icnglhs. Use blender or iiielol hlioleof food i sixth. Alex Trevino led off with a nipped Chicago 7-6, New York 1 teaspoon caraway seeds which started the sea.son with a the season. At San Diego. Terry Kennedy Nothing adds a personal touch to a meal like a friend had to leave her husband ... Here's the processor lo process oiieiiovitxs, oiiioos. g;irlie single to right and went to second Using steel blade in food processor, process to record 35-5 tear, have slowed drove in two runs with a first- blanked Los Angeles 4-0 and cruet of freshly-prepared vinaigrette, or a jar of salad dressing I told you about." and parsley tiiilil fimdy eliopiH'd. .Add reiiioiiiing "It is always satisfying to get a A’s 4, Orioles 3 on a balk by Candelaria. One out chop onion with four quick pulses. Add all considerably. They have lost 11 of inning single and Craig Lefferts Montreal shaded San Francisco homemade blue-cheese dressing. Yet it's as ingredients. Pioeess 5 seconds Ctiill in o win. We are trying to win the later. Dale Murphy was intention- 7-6. 17 games since Aug. 1. At Baltimore, pinch hitter Bruce pitched three innings of scoreless tounding how many excellent cooks are fright remaining ingredients except the caraway .seeds. lightly clo.sed jar for several boors to blend the American League East and every Process to mix with five quick pulses. Stir in the The Blue Jays also handed victory is crucial." said Moseby. Bochte's ninth-inning single relief to lift the Padres. Padres ened of a simple thing like whipping up a salad Manhattan Dressing flavors. Yield: I'a eiips. Frtiiii: "Food I’nieessor career wins No. 500 and .501 to scored Donnie Hill to lift the A's. starter Eric Show, 12-9. went six dressing. caraway seeds. Mix with shredded cabbage, Cook Book," by editors of Soiisel Mogoziiie, Lone Reliever Dennis Lamp. 5-6. ■A cup sugar carrots and green peppers, then cover and Manager Bobby Cox. Tom Burgmeier pitched 1 2-3 innings. Lefferts recorded his Somehow, that combination of oil, vinegar and Publishing Co., 1978 blanked the Indians over the final T w in s la u d 1 tablespoon dry mustard refrigerate until ready to use. "The victories are especially three innings to pick up the victory. innings to raise his record to 3-0. eighth save. Jerry Koosman. 12-10, herbs can .stymie even the most proficient kitchen good when Detroit is losing." said 1 teaspoon salt Please turn to page 17 Garcia's double scored Tony Sammy Stewart, 4-2, took the loss. took the loss. MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) — Har wizards, who wind up purchasing bottles, jars Cox after watching his Blue Jays " It’s almost impossible to ex 1 cup oil Fernandez from first to trigger a mon Killebrew, the first Minnesota press your feeling," Killebrew said and envelopes of dressings instead of concocting bang out 29 hits, including four their own. One-third cup apple cider vinegar five-run third in the opener, Rangers 9, White Sox 3 Astros 7, Cubs 6 Twins' player inducted into the in acknowledging the cheering Mix all ingredients. homers, in the 8-1 and 9-5 triumphs against Cleveland starter and baseball Hall of Fame, was ho What a shame. Homemade dressings cost less, over the Indians. At Chicago, Gary Ward had four At Houston. Terry Puhl drove in crowd of more than 40,000. " It’s loser Neal Heaton. 8-13. nored by Minnesota fans Tuesday taste better and can be prepared more healthfully Are vinaigrette dressings necessarily asso "We have to keep up with Detroit hits, scored four times and drove in two runs with a triple and a single almost more than I can take to see Toronto starter Doyle Alexander night in ceremonies before a game than most of the ready-made products. ciated with couples breaking up? In "Heart by winning big. Our pinch-hitters two runs to lift the Rangers. Frank such a wonderful crowd here. I pitched three-hit ball for eight to lead the Astros. Julio Solano, 1-2, against the Milwaukee Brewers. ; For instance, you can make a low-oil. burn,” Nora Ephron's bitterly funny novelization came through tonight," adde;d Tanana, 12-11, pitched his eighth pitched one inning for the victory want to express my thanks to innings to pick up his 11th victory Killebrew, whose 573 home runs reduced-calorie dressing for about one-third as of her own divorce from Watergate superstar Cox. "But we have been getting complete game of the year while everyone who has participated against five losses. and Frank DiPino, the fourth place him fifth on the all- time list, much as a similar bottle of the store-bought stuff. Carl Bernstein, she gives an excellent creamy good pinch hitting all season." Tom Seaver, 11-8, took the loss. here this evening." Houston pitcher, went the final spent most of his career with the And you can do it without artificial thickeners or vinaigrette recipe. It’s a bittersweet moment, as George Bell, who hit a solo three innings to record his 10th Sen. Rudy Boschwitz, R- Minn., stabilizers, if such things concern you. Buck Martinez drove in two runs Washington Senators and Minne presented Killebrew with a procla she prepares the last dinner for her soon-to-be-ex for the Blue Jays and the Indians Twins 3, Brewers 2 save. Reliever George Frazier, 2-2, sota Twins. He played his last The vinaigrette dressing is the most versatile of husband. took the loss. mation from President Reagan, all salad toppers. It came over from France, avoided a shutout in the sixth At Minneapolis, Tom Brunansky season with the Kansas City honoring him for his achievement. inning on a Brook Jacoby double homered and Tim Laudner hit a Royals in 1975. where the classic proportions are still considered Ephron’s Creamy Vinaigrette ^ Stamp honors and a sacrifice fly by Tony two-run double in a three-run Expos 7, Giants 6 Nicknamed "Killer" for his to be three parts fruity olive oil to one part vinegar or lemon juice. 2 tablespoons Dijon-style mustard Bernazard. second to lift the Twins. Ed Hodge, At San Francisco, former Giant power hitting, Killebrew had a .256 Elsewhere in the AL, California 4-2, went the first 5 1-3 innings for lifetime hatting average. There are thousands of variations, of course. 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar Pirate great Max Venable drove in three runs The French cook adds garlic and mustard, as well 6 tablespoons olive oil beat Detroit 6-4 in the first game the win and Ron Davis picked up and three Montreal pitchers com He was inducted into the Hall of and blasted the Tigers 12-1 in the as herbs, spices and yogurt or cream. Mix mustard and vinegar. Add oil, whisking SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico (UPI) his 23rd save. Moose Haas dropped bined on an eight-hitter to lead the Fame last Sunday in Cooperstown, nightcap: Oakland nipped Balti to 6-10. N.Y. But the basic oil and vinegar can be altered, as constantly with a fork, until vinaigrette is thick — A 20-cent commemorative Expos. Bill Gullickson, 8-7, earned well. The "nouvelle” craze pushed both walnut oil and creamy. This makes a very strong stamp honoring former baseball ' and raspberry vinegar into the limelight; a vinaigrette appropriate for robust greens like great Roberto Clemente of the combination of sesame oil and rice wine or white arugola, watercre.ss and endive. Pittsburgh Pirates will be issued wine vinegar will give an Oriental flavor: and an Friday at his birthplace, Carolina, Italian or Greek salad requires hearty Chianti a San Juan suburb, the U.S. Postal vinegar and a fairly robust oil. Fresh Herb Dressing Service said Tuesday. In all of these variations (and in most of the ■A cup salad oil Clemente, who spent 18 years recipes given below) the basic ratio of oil-to- with the Pirates, captured 11 Gold 3 tablespoons dry white wine YOUTH HOCKEY vinegar has been altered. Dressings with three 2 tablespoons lemon juice Glove awards in right field, held a times as much oil as acid are just too rich-tasting .317 lifetime batting average (the Safe, Exciting, Fun 1 tablespoon sugar (and high in calories) for most of us. Experiment I cup lightly-packed fresh basil best among active players at that ^ until you find the proportions that suit your family time), amassed 3,000 hits, played ■A teaspoon freshly ground pepper E astern — in our home we use slightly more vinegar and Several dashes hot pepper sauce in 12 All-Star games and won the GOOD lemon juice than we do oil. Here is our family’s National League batting cham Conn. Youth absolute favorite: Use steel blade in food processor and process pionship five times. all ingredients until well blended. He was killed on New Year's Eve OLD H o c k e y in 1972 when his plane crashed while on a mercy mission to ★ DAYS ★ Organization, Inc. Nicaragua to distribute supplies to earthquake victims. Shortly after his death, he was inducted into the features Baseball Hall of Fame. It’ll be a hot time in the old cruet tonight ★ Great ice times ^ AHAUS qualified Editor's note: Marge Churchill is a graduate MODERN AUTO coaches home economist who is a Manchester resident. German-Style Potato Salad She teaches microwave cooking classes. If you 4 medium size baking potatoes RADIATOR SHOES- ★ Instructional & have any questions regarding microwave cook Marge’s f ‘A cup chopped onion 'N INTRODUCES preconditioning ing, send your questions to; Microwave, Box 591, 3 slices of baron, cut into eighths Manchester Herald, Manchester, Conn., 06040. Microwave the 90-minute Programs 1 tablespoon flour drive-ln and 'A cup cider vinegar ★ Professional Hot dressings can add new sparkle to old Kitchen 2 tablespoons sugar driveaway solutibnl evaluations favorite salads, and give tired taste buds a Marge Churchill 'A teaspoon celery seed FOR: wake-up message. 'A teaspoon salt Auto radiator leaks, Hot dressings used with potato salad and cole Dash of pepper slaw do not contain mayonnaise and, therefore, hose leaks, overheating, Boys, Girls are helpful (or picnics and large family Scrub potatoes, pierce skin in several places thermostats, a gg i e 's 4 -1 4 gatherings where refrigeration may be limited. with a fork, and place in microwave in a circular antl-freeze changes, HOI 0®®® These salads are also designed to be made well pattern. Microwave on high for lO'A to 12'A ISc minutes. Turn the potatoes and rearrange Get on the sticki ahead of time, which eliminates the last-minute cleaning and flustilng PRESENTING THE rush of preparation. Two-Week Cabbage Salad naifway through cooking. We have found that most of Other hot dressings are added at the last minute I large head cabbage, sliced fine Remove from microwave, and wrap (Kitatoes in our customers' problems Preregister before serving crisp fresh vegetables. They are 1 large white onion, cut into thin rings, can be solved within this noted for a slightly tart and piquant flavor. separated aluminum foil. Allow to .stand for 5 to III minutes while preparing dressing time frame. The problem Advance preparation can be made even when the ’A cup vinegar part is removed, promptly dressing is added just before serving. *A cup sugar Place onion and bacon in a PA-quart casserole. 25C WEEKEND BoHon ha M m Vegetables can be prepared ahead of time and repaired on our premises 1 teaspoon salt Microwave on high for 3 to 4 minutes, or until Rte. 6 Bolton stored in plastic bags. The ingredients for the and reinstalled. *A cup salad oil onion IS tender and bacon is lightly browned, dressing can be combined and set aside in a glass Combine finely sliced cabbage and thinly cut stirring once during ciHiking time Replacements are avail Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 18th and 19th Thurs. Aug. 16 measuring cup, ready for last minute onion rings in a large mixing bowl. Toss to mix able from our distributor- microwaving. well. Blend in flour. Chop ixitatoes, and add with remaining ingredients, stirring to combine. size inventory. Relax in 9 a.m. to midnight 6-7:30 p.m. Many fresh and seasonal vegetables can be Combine vinegar, salt, oil, and sugar in a Microwave on high for 3 to 4 minutes, or until used (or these salads. Use your imagination when PA-quart bowl. Cover, and microwave on high (or our waiting room, while mixture is slightly thickened, stirring alter half of To preregister by mail shoppingiin the produce section of your grocery 5 to 6 minutes, or until boiling. Pour boiling hoi our knowledgeable speci store. ' the cooking time. alists get you moving Brunswick Parkade Lanes Located in or for further informa dressing over well-mixed cabbage and onion. Proper storage of vegetables will help preserve Cover, and let stand unrefrigerated (or l ‘A hours Salid may be served warm, or placed in tion please call; their freshness. Use the crisper drawer, in your 649-9681 346V2 West Middle Tpke. Manchester Shopping Toss ingredients together; recover, and refriaer- refrigerator containers, covered and served cold refrigerator. Wash vegetables carefully: shake ate for 12 hours. Yields; 4 to 6 servings. MOOEIN M DIATOI WOIKS MHi* WIiMlar 17541311 or pat off excess moisture, and store in sealed or Remove from refrigerator and drain off excess 373 Mala S t, MaachatUr, CT. 643-1507 PARKADE plastic bags. Use fresh vegetables as soon as dressing. Store in sealed containers for use as possible. Un^ Myori 641-0164 needed. This salad keeps two weeks. Serves 12' Please turn lo page 17 M — M A N C H ES TER H E R A LD . Wednesday, A u k . 15. 1984 M ANC H K S T K H H K U A I.IV \V>-tliu-sd.iv. Ann If'. li»H4 ___L i Your Nelghbor*8 Kitchen La Strada potato skins are hit with DeClantls kids potatiH's, " Supino said. ”We sell tihmit 30 Mrs. Westry knows way Until about two years ago, potato skins According to Karen DeCiantis of Spruce pounds of the skins alone each week" were merely brownish-tan leftovers that Street, the jtotato skins at La Strada West usually wound up in the trash at the end of a Today’s are Mrs. DeCiantis, her hus But to prepiire jMitato skins at home, to cook fish best on grill m eal. band Michael, and her children, Randy and Supino said, the cook should bake one potato Never mind that they were the most Special Rene, have dinner at that restaurant about for each person. Cut potatoes in half and nutritious and fiber-filled part of a potato. once a month, and they always order the Lemon-Basil Marinade allow them to cool a bit. Scoop out most of the Bv Barbara Richmond The overcoats were usually discarded as Nancy A. Pappas skins there. flesh (use it in mashed -potatoes or in ;i Herold Reporter t tablespoons olive oil Americans dove into the soft, white innards "I love them, and they're the perfect cas.serole), leaving a ' t- to ' z-inch shell. Put 2 tablespoons lemon juice of a baked potato. finger food for my daughter, who's I'-z," Mar>’ Ann Westrv' of Channing Drive comes from a ' I tablespoon minced onion these shells into the refrigenitor ;md chill Many area restaurants are offering potato large Pittsburgh, Pa . Italian family where meal 1 tablespoon chopped fresh basil My, how times have changed. The outer Mrs. DeCiantis said. thoroughly. times were a big event Mrs. Westry helped with the If fresh basil isn't available use 1>a teaspoons dried covering is now the trendiest part of the skins — as appetizers, luncheons, and Like most restaurants. La Strada West cooking then and she still loves to cook. basil. Combine all ingredients and maarinatethe fish potato, and “ gimme some skin” has taken on late-night suppers — dressed with cheddar orders frozen potato shells, according to Joe Take potato skins out of the refrigerator ■‘My mother was Czechoslovakian. She had to learn for 1 hour at room temperature. Drain marinade and and pop into 350-degree fat for three to four to cook everything Italian to please Dad." Mrs. an entirely new meaning in restaurant cheese, bacon bits, taco filling, sour cream, Supino, the manager. "We just wouldn’t use for basting Make a few shallow crisscross slashes minutes. Serve hot with sour cream. Westry said across the body of the fish on both sides to prevent parlance. green onions, or all of the above. have tim e to bake and scoop out all of tho.se “ Every Sunday was macaroni day — all, of the curling while cooking. Oil the fish lightly if skin is still relatives would get together — everyone was really attached, and, if desired, dust with flour for crispness. close That's when I started enjoying cooking. I got to If using whole, or pan-ready fish, season the inside of cook while my parents were in church.” the cavity with salt and pepper For more flavor add a Super Coupon ) « Super C (uipoii ) * > Super C'oiijMHi ) " Sii|H*r ( oiipoii ) l I She expecially loved making desserts. She few sprigs of fresh herbs. Cook fish on well-oiled Coffee Italian-style confessed that the family never got a full-sized cake grille Folger’sCoffee III Clorux Liquid Bleach A&P Orange Juice. I lelhnann’s M ayonnalsi* | because she liked to eat the batter. ------VACUUM------MCKEO ^ _» B l l HITIN$ANOB«tOHT£NS - CMItllD . Mrs Westry said her mother didn't work She was always home, "I guess my upbringing carried over. Fish Marinade I've always been a domestic kind of person. I work medium onion, minced Is served any way I a i > » ts jm 99‘ GEi»> I*’ i 1? B AP-2 60f c AP-2 602 AP-2 603 0 part-time doing office work, but I ’m really not an 1 cup oil 1 AP-2600 office person." she said 2 tablespoons catsup Bv Paula ButturninI refreshment even though the m ir She said her children think she makes the greatest 2 tablespoons brown sugar' United Press International rored shelves behind the counter lasagna in the world. Her secret; lots of mozzarella. 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce are loaded with liquor from I COME CELEBRATE OUR 12StH BIRTHDAY WITH THESE OREEN PRICE 8PECIAI-S. At any given meal Mrs We.stry cooks more than 1 teaspoon dry mustard ROME — The tall brunette American bourbon to Polish enough for her family "in case someone drops by." Thoroughly mjx all ingredients. Can be used as a strolled into the Corner Bar just vodka. marinade by putting over prepared fish in a glass down the street from the Spanish Light snacks also are served. SL'CH W.AS the case for the lunch she prepared the baking dish and refrigerated, covered, for several Steps. For breakfast, small pastries. For day of her interview The attractively set table held hours before grilling. Or use as basting sauce ‘T i l have a cappuccino,” she lunch, “ panini” (small rolls filled pocket bread filled with a tasty summer egg salad, throughout the grilling process. called over her shoulder to the with mountain cured ham, morta- DOUBLE giant blueberry muffins and Jasmine tea. Outside on barman while paying her 700 lire della — the original baloney — or the grill a huge fish was being prepared for later Chicken-Taco Sticks (40 cents) to the cashier. “ Make it other fillings) or "tramezzini” Mrs W'estry has several unusual marinades she very, very hot. (triangular half sandwiches of uses when she prepares fish for the grill. A 1 cup Russian dressing “But not too hot,” she warned. white bread with tuna, tomato, Ai^viatiiidN Each ol ihtta aOvaXitad iiafnin raquirto lo ba (41} Muy Especial: Pimpinela 4:00 PM C9) m o v i e : 'T h e Eye 11:15 PM (^1) Reporter 41 Creatures' CrHaturos from another world [CNN] Prime News ^ [ESPN] Quarterfwree Racing: 1384 land on the outskirts of a town John Ash (ESPN ) Auto Racing ‘84: Formula One Faberge Futurity town council for departures ley. Cynthia Hull. Chet Davis 1965 German Grand Prix Coverage of tins auto race is presented from Hockenhoim, West 1 1 :30 PM CD Barney Miller Germany (90 min ) the exception of the chief of police eliminate or eut buck the hours of 4:30 PM [H BO l MOVIE: 'St. Helens’ CD B aretta Bv Tracy L. Geoghegan An 80-year otd outdoorsmon refuses to — something is goddamn wrong," both the planner and the town [HBO] (TMC) MOVIE: 'Curse of the CD (40) Nightline Herald Reporter leave his resort when a (joologist predicts Pink Panther' The world s worst detec .said town committee Chairman engineer. a volcanic disaster Art Carney. David Huff (11) Honoymuoners tive IS hired to find the missing Inspector A motion by Ms. Walsh, which man. Cassio Yates 1981 Rated PG COVENTRY — The recent rash Robert "Skip" Walsh. Clouseau Tod Wass, David Niven, Robert (20) Leave it to Beaver Walsh also criticized the council passed unanimously, reads: "The Wagner 1983 Rated PG (22) (30) T o nigh t S h o w of resignations among town em 5:30 PM (TMCl MOVIE: 'The Rulins for the way it appointed Michael Democratic Town Committee re Claes' A wealthy British heir causes trou [m a x ] MOVIE: 'Still of the Night' A Starsky and Hutch ployees sparked criticism of the psychiatrist is drawn into the murder mys Cleary to the post of acting town commends to the'Town Council ble for his greedy ancestors when he Town Council at a Democratic tory of one of his patients Meryl Streep. (41) Pelicula; 'Los Chicos' LEVY’S LAW ’ by Jamaa Schumalator comes to believe he is Jesus Christ Peter manager. Walsh said he had no that the positions of town planner Roy Scheider 1982 Rated PG (C N N l Sports Tcmight Town Committee meeting O’Toole. Alister Sim 1970 Rated PG OH ,V&AK I F0B60T Tuesday. objection to Cleary as an individ and town engini'cr be maintained [USA] USA's Crimebusters [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bad Boys' Jailed for an >OU CO, 6P0Br- ual. but rather opposed the way the as full-time positions and filled as accidental killing, a young criminal strug RXJ& TICetTS TD "[>«: 1HI£» C0MP6 WrTH Many committee members were 6:00 PM (D GD N e w s exiJediliously as po.ssible" 8:30 PM CD Healthbeat Magazine gles to the top of the prison snake pit O A L C iX M ii CO N CEPT f^ cxaoe:. skeptical about Republican coun council put Cleary in place. Thraa'a Company Thomas Hothur said he Ix'lieved CSD CD MOVIE: 'Ten Thousand Bedrooms' Sean Penn, Ally Shoedy 1983. Rated R cil Chairman Robert Olmstead's "There was no discussion. No QD s .w .a .t . A rich young American, who arrives in one was warned he was being the council was progressing on Rome to buy a hotel, slays around prom ot 11:45 PM [TMCl MOVIE: 'Love claim that resignations have been CH) C H iP a chosen. And no other names were what he called a "hidden agenda” ing marriages for three beautiful sisters so Child' The true story of a young woman motivated entirely by opportuni (1|) Dr. Q ana S c o tt : he can marry the fourth Dean Martin, Anna . - w ho becom es pregnant w hile in prison is considered.” Walsh said to convert the town from a depicted: Amy Madigan; Beau Bridges. ties on the part of employees to (2^ Buck Rogers - Maria Alberghetti. Eva Bartok 1957 council-manager form to a may- MacKonzio Phillips 1962 Rated R advance elsewhere. "The council would prefer not to oral form of government. (2$ This Old House (22) (30) Jennifer Slept Here Joey asks Several town Democrats said Jennifer to help hifh: impress his friends 12:00 AM CD Hawaii Five O have the public know what kind of "They've knocked off town per (S|) T ony R andall they blamed the Republican- w iih.a few ghostly "tricks: . (R|-\ CD Rockford Files decisions they're making." he sonnel They haven't secured a ^ Reporter 41 dominated council for "demorali 9:00 PM CJJ MOVIE: 'Word of Horror' di) Star Trek claimed. "They make a coni-erted full-time manager. I wonder how $2) Reading Rainbow A small town newspaper reporter be zation of public employees" and Cl® Dr. G en e S c o tt effort to keep Sandy Pescc as many steps along they are on their (CNN) Prog Cont'd com es embroiled in the; issues: of freedom for causing town planner Nancy (2® (4® Thicke of the Night un-informed and ill-informed as hidden agenda." Bothur said. (ESPN) ESPN's Sportswoman of the prqssfand the Firsl Amendment Karl oa Jack and Town Manager Charles Malden. Rue McClanahan, Ron' Silver (67) Ten O'Clock News possible.” Committee members also de (m a x ) MOVIE: 'Hard Country' A young 1980 McCarthy, in particular, to resign. man becomes disillusioned with the hor- [CNN] Newsnight ALLEY OOP ■ by Davo Oraua Four high-level administrative cided to revive their newsletter in dhat days and honky-tonk nights' that CD The Merv Show MS. PESCE II AS BEEN the only an attempt to communicate their [USA] Radio 1990 ...THE POOR D EAR/ YEAH... \ I'LL GET EVEN WITH T3 officials in Coventry have resigned characterize the modern Texas lifestyle C,$) (40) World's Funniest Commercial WE CAN LEAVE \ CAN'T YOU \ I HAVEN'T \WELL, HE'S within the last three months. They Democratic Town Committee views to town residents Jan-Michael Vincent. Kim Basinger. Tanya Goofs Robert Guillaume and Emmanuel 12:15AM [ESPN] NFL's Greatest NOW, IRMATRUPE... /GET SOMEONE SEEN HIM ) AROUNP DIDN'T DARE GO / I WONDER \ THAT MOOVIAN IF IT'S member on the seven-member Tucker 1981 Rated PG Moments NFL's Greatest Moments pre EVERYTHING'S / TO HELP YOU “i LATELY! 7 MOO SOME HOME AFTER HISV. WHAT HE’S j TH' LAST THING I DO/ are Ms. Jack, McCarthy, Town Lewis hosrthis look.at some of TV’s most HUMILIATING LOSS [ UP TO ' Town Council since the resignation momprablo commercial goof-ups (R) (60 sents highlights of Super Bowl *IX' featur READY! WITH THAT? T V WHERE! Engineer Donald Holmes and (USA) USA Cartoon Express ing the ’ Pittsburgh Stealers vs the WHERE'S BRUTE? TO ALLEY OOP IN min.) {Closed Captioned) Superintendent of Schools Arnold of Frank Dunn in May. Council Minnesota Vikings. members at that time appointed Tryouts tonight 6:30 PM C£) one Day at a Time (1$ Dr. Gene Scott Elman. 1 2 :30 AM (D Thicke of the Night Kenneth Donovan — a Democrat & (3$ NBC News (2)C (30) Fa cts of Life Natalie's friends rally “Those people left because this around her when she. has trouble coping (22) Entertainment Tonight not affiliated with the town com COVENTRY — Tryouts for (S) Nightly Business Report town is driving them crazy," said -with her father's death.;(R) 0® Late Night with David Letterman mittee — to take Dunn's seal. Coventry Youth Soccer will 1k ' held 3 ) Jeffersons committee member Deborah (24) ($7) Anatomy of a Libel Case: (3® Hogan's Heroes Ms. Walsh reminded town com tonight at Coventry High School iO) ABC News Business vs. the Media Professor Arthur Walsh. "We’ve lost four top beginning at 6:;in p ni. [USA] Tates of the Unexpected administrators, plus Frank (Dunn, mittee members that the town dD Noticiero SIN Miller, of' Harvard.Law School explores a planner's position had not licen Boys and girls between the ages hypoiheiicai case study about libel and the 12:4-5AM [ESPN] Mazda Sports- a former Democratic council [CNN] Ask CNN w/Dan Schorr of eight and 14 are eligible to try out news media with 20 participants from the Look member). And many other quali full-time before Ms. Jack was (ESPN) Mazda SportsLook business and media communities (2 hrs ) for the season which runs for eight fied, quality people are leaving." hired. She said she feared the [HBO] Championa of American Sport (41) El M aleficio 1 :00 AM (]D Laverne and Shirley weeks beginning in Seplemher. "Nancy Jack just couldn’t take it council might now decide to Merlin Olsen's salute to American athletes [CNN] Freeman Reports CD S a in t features Jake LaMoita, Richard Potty and FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thsvoa (11) Twilight Zone anymore,” Ms. Walsh said. Wilma Rudolph. 9:30 PM (22) (30) l G b v o at the Office The owner of an ad agency trios to keep (i® Dr. Gene Scott MEMBER DOROTHY GRADY 7:00 PM CD C B S N e w s his eager.cbpy-wriler away from his attrac (3® M au d e tiv e sta ff I T ' ’P O N T said Ms. Jack had resigned be CD M »A*S*H [CNN] Crossfire cause she was "harrassed by the (41) Tram pa para un So n a d o r Un hombro [USA] Seeing Stars CD A B C N e w s se encuentra entre el amor de dos mujeres /vie (VOW, I ’vF fiOT council." She also said McCarthy, (D V e g a S Antonio Grimau, Chstina Alberto: 1:15 AM [ESPN] ESPN's Sports who left the manager's his post ... dj) Jeffersons IESPN] PKA Full Contact Karate w o m a n /\ MiLUON THlNfi^ June 29, "obviously didn't leave for dSl Dr. Gene Scott [M AX] MOVIE; 'Sherlock Holmes in [MAX] MOVIE: The Challenge' An a better job, because he’s still th e H oun d of the B a ske rv ille s' Holm es is Am erican boxer gets involved in a feud bo- (2$ I Love Lucy \ O N M Y unemployed.” called in to protect tbe.heirbf a noble EhV tvyben .tvyp'. Japanese brothers ' Scott UP I photo Several committee members (S ) N e w s glish family from, a curse Richard Greene. Glenn; Tpshifp Mifune. Donna Kbi Benz. Basil.Rathbono, Nigel Bruce 1939 1982 Rated R said they doubted that Ms. Jack (2$ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour advancing her career by taking a Wheal of Fortune 10:00 PM (D News 1:30 AM CD Great Record/ ThaVes 8-6 B ig Fan ...Collection - 'O i»*«ot WA:if«' job as assistant planning techni dO) Family Feud (D (4Q) Arthur Hailey's Hotel An actress cian in Glastonbury. Ms. Jack’s di) Baila Conmigo returns to the stage after a 20-year abs (ij) Independent News ence. a girl jew el thief fias designs on Peter An engineer is dwarfed by a 125-ton, States. The heavy duty axial fan is one of resignation earlier this month was W ild World of Animals (2® Children Running Out of Time and a man recovering from amenta) break 3® Our Miss Brooks THE BORN LOSER "by Art Sanaom 22-foot high fan that its Simsbury the eight destined for an electric utility the most recent departure from [CNN] Moneyline down reunites with his wife |R) (60 min.) town hall. [ESPN] SportsCenter [Closed Captioned] (41) Oespedida r manufacturer, Novenco Inc., claims to station used to force combustion gases AN A60>MPLtSl€C> JOURMALISTZ ..I M?orE FOR THE'London'’' A.ND DID THEY S E N D . “When you have lost your four [USA] Radio 1990 C1.i) Independent New s [CNN] News Wrap-Up be the largest operating in the United up through the smoke stack. top positions in this town — with (18) Dr. G en e S c o tt [HBO] MOVIE: 'Fast Times at WHY,MVPEAR MIsc. for Sol* 63 Home and Garden ** Cars/Trucks (or Sale 71 Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 SCREENED LOAM — VARIETY O U T D O O R PONTIAC GTO 650 GIRL'S 20" BIKE, like G r a v e l , proce sse d HOUSEWIVES Bushes, $5 each, house C O U P E — 389 cu. In., 4 new, $40. G irl's 26" bike, llh' TAG SALE SIGN g r a v e l , sand, stone and plants, .50/c and up. Need speed, white • red Inte $35. Good condition. Call A-! 1AG\ fill. For deliveries call room, must sell. Private rior. EXCELLENT CON 649-2320. T t r Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? George Griffing, An home, 649-6486. DITION. $6000 Firm . Coll SALE /■< dover, 742-7886. Earn Extra Money f ’ i . 1. •' / »>■ ■?, 456-2819, ask (or W ayne 1969 H O N D A 450 — For The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale S E A R S LA W N T R A C TO R otter 6pm.' parts. Call anytime, 742- W ILL T R A D E MY — With snow thrower 6087. Classilied Ad. When you place your ad. you II receive h o o v e r Upright for attachment. Engine 1972 VW BUS — Rebuilt With Your Own your canister In good needs work. Make otter. engine, good condition. ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREt compliments oi The Herald. condition. C o ll 646-4995. Call 646-6868. $1295. Phone 647-9730. Misc. Automotive 76 •••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaa Part Time Job d e s k , b e i g e , m e t a l 1965 FORD One Ton Pick CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER with formica top, $65. Pets 4s Up — $600. Call anytime, 742-6087. AUTO LUGGAGE RACK Call 646-3252. — 51 x 84, aluminum and stainless steel, suitable . . . and mothers with young children, bring them STANLEY U-INSTALL DOG TRAINING OBE 1973 CHRYSLER NEW PORT — Good condition. for van or large wagon, with you and save on baby sitting costs. g a r a g e d o o r o p DIENCE CLASSES — $50. Phone 646-3067. Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 44 p a in tln o / P o p e r in a $1100 or best otter. Call Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Homes for Sale 31 Apartments for Renf 42 store/Office Space 52 e n e r ~ Still In box. Starting August 20th, in 643-7604. Digital Deluxe model. Bolton. C all 643-9839 or A L L KINDS PINTO Twenty-three Hours per week. Never used. $99. Call 872-4588 tor registration. P A R T S — In very good EXPERIENCED WOOD NURSES AIDES — 7am- PAINTING AND PAPER 646-1625. Salary plus gas allowance. BANKING — Full Time F O U R R O O M S — On Eost condition. C a ll 646-5642 WORKER, Cabinet MANCHESTER — "Yan TW O R O O M S 8i T H R E E HANGING —Exterior 3pm and 3pm-11pm. Full Proof Operafor. Expe AKC SHELTIE, MALE, (o r ridiculously low Call kee M a c Is B a c k " New 7 ROOMS — Stove and Center Street. First floor, moker, counter top per- or part tim e. Becom e one and interior, ceilings re O LD B A R BOTTLES, $150. Rabbit, $5. C all 643- rience preferred. South room raised ranch with 2 carpeted, air conditi prices. son tor custom cabinet of our dedicated nurses refrluerator. For more paired. References, fully Schlltz electric clock, 2355. shop. C a ll 649-9658. PART TIME POSITION Windsor Bank & Trust garages, appliances, rec Information call 563-4438 oned, private entrance, WOW! SOUND INTERESTING? aides that truly enloys Insured. Quality work. running, signs for home Company. Contact; room with fireplace, o r 529-7858. ample parking, heat in 1937 FORD TRUCK — For helping our elderly pa — 25 hours per week, Martin Mattsson, even bar, Bud, Schlltz, Cor You can be a Herald Area Adviser Now Warren Matteson, 289- vinyl siding, carpeting, cluded. C a ll 646-8811 or OVERSTOCKED parts. $99. C o ll 644-3234. BABYSITTER — For 4 tients. Certified aides Monday thru Thursday, ings 649-4431. by's, Rupperts. $60. Coll Tog Sales 69 6061 (or appointment. underground utilities. 3'/j ROOM BACHELOR 646-8282. with New 1984 and handle and supervise our month old, Monday thru preferred. Sfeady and se 3pm-7:30pm, Friday 3pm 649-7944. $91,900. Gordon Realty, APARTMENT In Rock carrier boys & girls. If you like kids Flrday, 3 to 6pm, In my cure work wifh excellent to 7pm, Saturday, 7am to C E IL IN G S REPAIRED EXPERIENCED BAK 643-2174. ville — 2nd floor, heat 1600 SQ. FT. Industrial — want a little independence and home. S35 a week. Refer working conditions and 10am. C ar needed. C all Versotila ERY HELP NEEDED — Space for light manufac or REPLACED with dry- THREE HANDMADE GIGANTIC TAG SALE — DATSUN your own income . . . 647-9946 and hot water Included. ences and Interview re- fully poyed employee be Jeanne, 647-9946. wall. Call evenings, Gary PINE SIDE CHAIRS, or Must be av a ila b le $310 plus security. Call turing with loading dock Flea Market Collectibles. aulred. C all 646-0318. nefits. Please coll: Mrs. M cH u gh , 643-9321. cane seats, $10 each. Call weekends and able to 643-1982. and office. Bolton area. Pottery, glass, others too 647-9947 Lau n I, D N S , 646-0129, MAID-TO-ORDER Is an work flexible hours. Call Condominiums 32 Call Monday thru Thurs 646-4701 after 6pm. numerous to mention. 2 TRUCKS PART OR FULL TIME Manchester Manor Nurs established, professional N A M E Y O U R OWN Ask for Jeanne Fromerth 528-9406 for more MANCHESTER — 3 bed day, 646-5686. miles east of Tolland S M N e o f the Dell Clerks and Cashiers ing Home, 385 West Cen home and office cleaning PRICE — Father and son. HEAVY DUTY IRON Information. room older duplex, quiet Center, 1117 T o lla n d LOWEST TRUCK — Daytime hours, flexi ter Street, Manchester. service. Our hourly rate Fast, dependable ser FENCE — 40" high, 100' M A N C H E S T E R — 400 neighborhood, garage, Stoge Road, Saturday, NOTICE OF PRIMARY O f REPUBLICAN PARTY ble. Apply In person: Is above average with vice. Painting, Paper long. Buyer must take PRICES iaAWUCA COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS bonuses and health insu EXCELLENT INCOME North Main Street. New 2 big yard. $450 plus utili August 18th, 9am to 5pm. To Edward J Tomkiai. (he Town Clerk of Mancheater Johnny Appleseed Coun PART TIME HELP Misc. (or Rent hanging Si Removal. Call down. $50. C a ll 643-1680. DISTRICT COURT DEPARTMENT Notice la heraby given that a Primary of the Rapubhcar> Parly will be try Store, Route 83, rance plans available. tor part time home as bedroom townhouse. ties. Available S e p NORTHERN BERKSHIRE DIVBION held in the Town of PWlencheatef, on ^ptem ber 11. 19&4. tor nom ina W A N T E D M O R N IN G S — 644-0585 or 644-0036. BarfcfMra, aa CNI No. 31SS-83 We are now Interviewing sembly work. For Info, Fully appllanced kitchen, tem ber 1st. W rite to Box tion to the following Municipal Office to be filled at the Stale Election E llin g ton . Bagging and carrying out FOR SALE: Turntable for 10 permanent full and ca ll 504-641-8003 Ext. 8201. convenient to busline and W W , c/o The M anchester Wanted to Buy 70 to be held on November 0, 19S4 groceries. Apply In per for stereo system. Excel MOHAWK AUTO WRECKING, INC. CLERICAL POSITION — part time housecleaning shopping. $58,400. C H F A H erald. STORAGE SPACE Plain tm OFFICE t e r m son: Highland Park lent condition. $40. Call Slate Repreaentaiive Jan 9. 1966 - With accurate typing for positions In the Glaston BARTENDERS — Ma- approved. C a ll 649-9404, AVAILABLE — 3500 sq. ORDER OF NOTICE Morket, 317 Highland Bulldlng/Contracting S3 644-9892. EDWARD J. MILLER 12th AaaenVjly Dtalfict - - - ,Jan 7. 1987 bury area for September. le/Female, needed wee 649-4064 or 647-1340. MANCHESTER — Sooth ft. Smaller areas also WANTED — Clean re Notice II alao hereby given that the following la the party endoraad Inspection and shipping Street, Manchester. OVER FACTORY Dtfandant office. Quality control Possible advancement kend nights and weekend Main, 2 bedroom, 1 both, available. Call 633-6272 cords, 33's and45’s. Rock, candidate of the Republican Parly tor nomination to said Municipal ANTIQUE HAND STE INVOICE ON ALL Office together wNh the street address of said candidaia and material control for the motivated Individ days. Part time hours VERNON AREA — 1 bed 2nd floor apartment. for Information. Big Band, Classicals, EXPERIENCED C O N room condo. Immaculate FARRAND REMODEL REOSCOPE, with 40 DATSUN TRUCKS To the above-named Defendont: NAME ADDRESS OFFICE TERM (jelerlcol) experience ual. Neatness, dependa only. Apply; Ground Older, pleasant duplex. Blues, etc. Records Re Whereos Itopoeorsfromthe ofticer'sreturnon processis STRUCTION SUPERIN ING — Coblnets, roofing, cards. $50. C a ll 649-7517. In Stock. 25 Jonathan L Mercier 63 Jensen St Slate Rep 2yeeni preferred. Pleasant bility and own transpor Round, 3025 Main Street, condition. Wall to wall Ideal for mature couple. cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver sued therein thot otter dtlloent search he con find no one I2th Assembly Dial 1966-67 TENDENT — MlnImumS carpeting, air condition gutters, room additions, tor Immediate Del. upon whom he can lawfully moke service, and offer hearing working conditions In an tation a must. Call Glastonbury. Security and deposit. $300 Roommates Wanted 48 non, 872-6386. N o tic e 18 alao hereby given that the following enrolled n>ember of the years experience In all ing, stove, refrigerator, decks, all types of remo 30 CABINET D O O R S, It is O R D E R E D by the the C ourt that the fo llo w in g sum m ons Republican Parly has filad pelltiona in conformity with Sec 9-406 of oir conditioned plant. 6 5 9 -2 9 5 3 t o r an per month, plus heat and NISSAN Std. Pickup issue for service upon vou:- types of commercial con TYPIST/DICTAPHONE disposal, ample cabinet deling and repairs. FREE solid pine, assorted sizes the Oeneral Staiutea, as candidate for nomination to aaid Municipal Company benefits. Dy appointment. electricity. Call 649-2400 WANTED — Small, opor- Invoica You are hereby summoned and required to serve upo n RO O ffic e struction protects In $1 space In large kitchen, estimates. Fully Insured. with hardware. Great for $5734 namic Metal Products — Excellent typing skills after 5pm. ment sized sofa bed, rea BERT C. WARE Plaintiff's attorney, whose oddress Is 85 NAME ADDRESS OFFICE TERM mllllon-$5 million range. FEMALE — Middle kitchen, rec room, cot 99 Main Street, P. O. Box 607, NORTH ADAMS. MASSACHU MANAGEMENT TRAI required for busy Insu garage with separate Telephone 643-6017, after sonably priced. Call Elizabeth Sadloaki 46 Holllstor St Slate Rep 2 veers Co., Inc., 422 North Main Send resume and salary aged, share 2 bedroom, 6pm, 647-8509. tage. $90 or best offer. SETTS. 01247 a copy of your answer to the com plaint which is Street, Manchester. Call NEE — Wholesale distri rance office. Phone 872- storage, assumable T W O BEDROOMS — 649-7617. 12ttt A s se m b ly O u t 1985-67 requirements to Job Op 4'/2 room apartment. Ref Call 649-8607. herew ith served upon vou, w ithin tw enty (20) days otter ser 646-4048. Interviewing bution field. Entry 6200 after 2pm. mortgage. Close to 1-84, Large sun porch. Stove, S *5833 vice of this summons, exclusive of the day of service You Dated at Manchester Connedicui this I3lh day of August. 1964 portunities, P.O. Box erences required C a ll 643- 9am-4pm. position growth company Routes 30 and 83. Asking refrigerator. Heat and LEON CIESZYNSKI HEW 84 ore also required to file your answer to the complaint In the Frederick E Peck 1064, N orw ich, CT 06360. with national affiliates PART TIME HELP $44,600. C a ll C A L V M A R hot water. Garage In 6443, 4-6pm. 4' X 8' P O O L T A B L E — SENTIA Office of the Clerk of Court either before service upon Republican Regiatrai of Voters EOE. BUILDER — New homes, Must sell because we are A u t o m o t i v e Plaintiff's attorney, or within five (5) doys thereafter. It you CARPENTERS — Expe profit sharing. Coll 649- WANTED — Must be O R E A L E S T A T E , 529-2888. cluded. Septem ber 1st. odditlons, remodeling, foil to meet the above requirements, iudgment by default The foregoing la a copy of the notice which I feceived from Frederick responsible person. m oving. $25. C a ll 649-8371. may be rendered against you for the relief demonded In the E Peck. Reglalrar of Voters of the Republican Parly, in accordance rienced In medium to 4563. C a ll 646-3414. rec rooms, garages, kit 1 HEWI4 with Sec 9-436 of the General Statutes As providea in said notice, e LPN — 11 to 7. Full time co m p laint. large commercial pre Apply In person: Pero chens remodeled, ceil 1 COLT Primary of the Republican Parly for nomination ot candidates to (he or part time position BOY'S TAKARA DIRT % 5 9 5 Unless otherwise provided by Rule 13(a), your answer office therein specified wHI be held on September II. 1964. thehoura lect. Permanent year Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland MANCHESTER — 2 bed S e r v i c e s ings, bath tile, dormers, Cars/Trucks (or Sale 71 must stote as a counterclaim any claim which you may have available. Options: Staff R e n t a is BIKE, lawn ro lle r,q u a rtz of voting at said Primary will be from 12 ()0 noon to 6 00 p m and the round w ork. C all 228-4313. Street, 643-6384. room duplex. Available roofing. Residential or 1 HEW 84 DOOBE 1 against the Plaintiff which arises out of the transaction or with benefits, 58.65 or Per heater, humidifier. Call occurrence that is the subject matter of the W alntlffs clolm location of the polls will be as follows Septem ber 1st. H eat, hot co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. VOTING DIET. LOCATION OF POLLING PLACE Diem, $9.65. Every other MEDICAL RECEPTIO- 649-7025. < 5 7 9 5 1 or you will be borred from making such claim In ony other NURSE RECEPTIONIST TELEPHONE COM water and gas for cook action. One Robertson School. 66 North School St weekend off. Come loin NIST/CLERK — Typing Services Offered 51 — For Manchester doc MUNICATORS NEEDED Rooms for Rent 41 ing In c lu d e d . $500 a ROBERT E. JARVIS — HEW 14 WITNESS, JOHN A. BERRY. Esquire, at NORTH ADAMS Two Bowers School. 141 Princeton St us In W lllimontlc. Only 20 evenings. Do you have a desirable, full time. No m onth. C a ll 659-0703. CUBE REFRIGERATOR this 30th day of JU LY , In the year of our Lord One Thousand tor's office Immediately. Building & Remodeling OMM Five Senior Citizens'. 540 Middle Tnpke East minutes away. Canter knack for falking on the Saturdays. Call after — W ith freezer. Ice cube < 6 1 9 5 Nine Hundred and elghtV'four. RN/LPN or Medical As bury Villa, Wllllmantic. Specialist. Additions, 1975 MERCURY M O M a rk D. T ro ttle r Seven Waddell School. 163 Broad Si telephone? Do you enjoy 2pm, 643-0210. ODD JOBS, Trucking. trays, door storage. Ideal sistant. Apply: Box X, Marie Berieron, Admin NEWLY remodeled garages, roofing, siding, NARCH — 56,000 original HEYM Clerk of Court Ten Mancheater High School. 134 Middle Tnpke Eaat c/o The Manchester people? Do you need Home repairs. You name (or students. $85. Tele NOTICE TO DEFENDANT:- istrator, Phone 423-2597. rooms. Mold, linen ser kitchens, bathrooms, re miles. Original owner. 4 C H A SC iK S f iO Q C Dated at Manchester. Connecticut Ihia 13th day of August. 1064 extra money? Are you a HOSTESS — Full time, MANCHESTER It, we do It. Fre e e sti phone 649-0387 after 6pm. You need not appear personally in court to answer the Herald. vice, parking. 24 hour placement wlndows- door sedan. Power steer Edward Tomkiel Call for appointment, go-getter? It so, call Pat p e r m a n e n t position, BENNET ELDERLY mates. Insured. 643-0304. Excellent condition. 8275 co m p lain t, but If vou cla im to have a defense, either you or M onday thru F rid a y , 9 to se curity, 649-0210. /doors. C a ll 643-6712. ing, brakes, air condi HEW 84 10-18 your attorney must served o copy of your written answer Town Clerk of Manchester at 643-271 1 Monday nights. Excellent salary w ith in 20 days as specifie d herein and also file the o rig in a l In 040-08 TELEPHONE SALES, 2 . HOUSING OFFICE FURNITURE — tioning. Many new parts. D-100 and benefits. Apply: iMMarfIflts 9 Vermont governor defends raid on church Verdict doesn’t please Bolton association Rose home By Kevin Goddard than acting on evidence of abuse — the rights of children,” he said. they were valid, and that he would Snelling said the union may have and believes differences of opinion Manchester Inventor studies near-death as manager United Press International when they raided the Northeast The state seized the youngsters leave it up to lawyers for the state unveiled the proposal to attract over the party’s platform merely reflect the fact that the GOP is a Kingdom Community Church on in an attempt to check them for to decide whether to appeal the attention to a problem that has ... p a g e 3 M O N TPE U E R , VI - Gov. June 22. Snelling said. signs of abuse, but Mahady refused ruling. gone too long unaddressed, rather "big party” that embraces many ... p a g e 11 ... page 15 Richard Snclling continues to "When a judge tries to get in the to give the state tem|)orary cus But he hinted further legal action than out of a genuine belief the points of view. defend the state’s ill-fated raid on minds of people ... that judge has tody and -— in a series of rulings — was likely. campaign will succeed. an Island Pond religious group, no more chance of being right, or criticized the roundup as a viola " I really do believe the system " I suspect that what (teachers) despite a new ruling that authori no less chance of being wrong, than tion of constitutional rights. will work. In the end, there will be are trying to do is get people’s GnnVs fanwell ties were merely fishing for if I tried to judge what you were In the decision handed down lust some kind of a final determina attention by saying, 'this isn't a evidence of child abuse. thinking." he told reporters. week, the judge reviewed the tion," he said. little problem, it's a big problem,'" In 1884 the collapse of the Grant Snelling said Tuesday that Dis The governor also said he history of western civilization and On other matters, Snelling: he explained. & Ward investment house left trict Court Judge Frank Mahady. remained convinced most Ver cited a number of previous legal — Sa id he supports a move by the — Said he does not support a ex-President Ulysses S. Grant who last week di.Smissed about 60 monters. given the evidence he rulings to underscore the evolution National Education Association of Republican Party platform put penniless. He then began * his Clouds tonight; Manchester, Conn. child abuse cases for lack of reviewed before be authorized the and importance of constitutional Vermont to upgrade teacher salar together by Reagan administra “ Personal Memoirs,” which he evidence, attempted in the ruling roundup of 112 sect children, would protections against unlawful ies, but sees little likelihood of tion loyalists, but thinks platforms wrote while ill of cancer. He sunny Friday Thursday, Aug. 16, 1984 to read the minds of state officials. agree the rtdd was needed to search and seizure. success for a proposfil by the union have little genuine impact completed them four days before — See page 2 Single copy: 25C Mahady had no basis for the protect children from an abusive Snelling said he would need a to increase state taxes by $113 anyway. he died on July 23, 1895. Grant is judgment that officials were look form of coriK>ral punishment. "dozen law clerks" to research the million — with the money to go to He said he remains "proud" to buried in a tomb on Riverside UlanrlfrHtrr MrralJi ing for evidence of abuse — rather "There must be a way to protect citations before he could judge if teachers. support Reagan's re-election bid. Drive in New York City. Cypriot freighter hit by guif mine By Hanzada Flkry Roger Lowes of Lloyd's said the The fomgti relalions committee United Press International Theoupolis from Limas.sol re of Egypt's national assembly ported severe damage to its engine ('ailed fora "joint Arab strategy to Suez City. Egypt — A U.S. navy room. gnaranlee the seenniy of the Red 6 .ship carrying lour mineswoeping The USS Shrevepnrl. an amphil)- S e a .” helicopters sailed through the Gulf ious transport dock, rcaclicd the The eommiltee. in a statement of Suez today and a Cypriot southern end of the Suez Canal carried by Ihe Middle Fast News freighter sent a mayday call today, Suez {'anal Authority .soiir Agency, described Ihe mining of saying it had hit an underwater CCS said. Ihe Red Sea as a "criminal ael.” bomb. The Shreveport, hiden with I.ilfya. which has lieen accused The latest case of a ship hitting a RH-53I) Sea SI allions ehoiipei s and l>y Egypt as a primary suspect ANDOVER mine — at least the 18lh in the pa.st 210 men. did not stop bill eonliimed lieuding more proof, said Ihe Mini Estate month — came as Libya charged south to the Giilf of Suez wluu e it is mull Inal lonal efforl to swee|> the the minesweeping operation by expected to lu-gin miiieswet-ping Red Sea was a big hoax by the A beautiful setting with this exceptional 12 U.S., British and French forces operations Friday. soperpowei's to occupy the area. Rm. home, featuring: was a hoax aimed at gaining Four British mine hunters and a "The ships of Ihe lliiiled Stales, control of the Red Sea and the Gulf support vessel wailed at the Kraiiee and Great Bnlain that of Suez, Adahiya naval base at the norlhern 12 room s total have been deserilted as mint's ^ Marble faced fireplace The Lloyd's shipping agency in tip of the Gulf of Suez to join in the Separate in law suite weepers in fact are preparing lo Spacious family room with ■seareh-and-destroy operation for ^ Spacious living room London said an 11.765-Ion Cypriot oeenpy the Red Sea and Ihe Gulf of Roman brick fireplace freighter hit "an underwater mines that have damaged at least ✓ Unique kitchen 3 car garage Suez." said the slale-ruii Libyan in-the 20 x 40 inground pool that is one of the bomb" in the Red Sea and reported 18 eommereial ve.ssels in the gulf Large master bedroom ^ 20x38 Inground pool News Agency .lANA, iiionilored in severe engine room damage in a and the Red Sea during reeeni Dining room with Parkade floor t / ' Quality throughout many attractions of this 4 bedroom raised ranch. Beirut Separate office or den Built by Everette Van Dyne, this quality-built mayday distress call late weeks. Wedne.sday. A spokesman for the Frt'neh It said Ibis was lo he done home also offers a 2-car garage, 1 full and 2 half Lloyd’s Shipping Intelligence Embassy in Cairo said Ihe Kreneli "llndi'f Ihe veil of .searching II baths, family room, fireplaced living room, 1V4 said the mayday call from the mine hunters. Cant ho and I)o- international wa.Srw.iy." it added Priced at $187,000. GLASTONBURY $119,900 We would be glad to show you through acre lot, and more. Price $115,000. Theoupolis, sailing from Giz.'in, maire. and theirsupport ship Isard The Sea Stallion ehopiiers are PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION overlooking golf course with magnificent view tile same type used by the U S of Hartford! Gorgeous customized Ranch featuring 3 bedrooms, kitchen & Saudi Arabia, was picked up on were on their w;iy to Ihe Saudi dining area with built-ins, 1st floor laundry room & 2 car garage An excep VHF radio by the Liberian- Arabian port of Jeddah where they Navy in 1974-75 lo liel|i clear the tional home throughout. Call for an appointment 643-4060 regi.stered steam tanker Mobil will undertake their shiire of Suez Canal of mines after Ihe 1973 A Swift in the southern Red Sea. scouring Ihe waters. Arab Israeli war n A U&R REALTY CO. (B Zinsser Agency c b 643-2642 — 750 Main St., Manchester Robert D. Murdock, Realtor MARKET REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION Blast cause unknown; 223 East Canter St., M anctieater 643-4060 646-1511 U SOUTH WINDSOR lengthy probe expected By Susan E. Kinsman United Press International 156 E Center St SIMSBURY — Ensign-Biekford Manchester Industries opened for business today despite uncertainty about the cause of a powerful blast that G leveled an explosives plant and Beal laJate . killed three workers Wednesday, Herald photo by Tarquino Officials from the federal Occu 647-7653 pational Safety and Health Admin Slippery little bugger istration were at the scene within hours of the explosion that caused SUPER INVESTMENT PROPERTY the first deaths in 80 years at the Steve Simonson makes a vain attempt to day camp, and is participating in the safety fuse and blasting cap M anchester catch a football while diving into the fourth annual Colors War. More pictures company. Absolutely immaculate 4 bedroom Co Ideal family home. 7 rooms, 3 bed pool at Robertson School Wednesday. on page 4. The force of the explosion was I felt up to mile away, threw cinder lonial with first floor family room, large rooms, 3 baths, fireplace, 2 car gar Steve is a counselor for the Y.W.C.A. blocks hundreds of feet, and raised a black cloud of smoke, dust and kitchen and gorgeous 16’ x 32’ inground age, carpeting, appliances, city fumes which forced about 200 pool. Don’t miss this house. Call today. utilities. people from their homes around Housing starts slip in July the perimeter of the 600-acre $145,000. complex. $86,900. Henry Fonteyne. president of By Denis G. Gulino rates. decline in that category, a depart Ensign-Biekford Industries, said United Press International The latest figures, however, ment analyst said. the cause of the explosion was failed to reflect a collapse of The latest figures for building unknown, but could have been ED GORMAN WASHINGTON — New housing housing that many analysts ex permits, the best indication of 3 stores and 6 apartments, newer construction slowed down 6,6 per pected would take place when caused by a "runaway reaction" of Associates U&R REALTY CO. builders’ intentions, were also chemicals. roof. cent in July but still maintained a fixed-rate mortgage interest rates down sharply, an 11.65 percent The acting director of OSHA's 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST respectable pace, above that of topped 14 percent and adjustable drop overall. 643-2692 INVESTORS - Take a long, hard Hartford area office said it could last year, the Commerce Depart rate mortgages jumped'as well. Mortgage "rates peaked about look - the figures work! Call office for ment said today. The seven-month average for take several weeks to pinpoint the 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor five weeks ago, but they are still cause. all details. $122,900. Single family house construction housing starts through July is 1.908 very high,” economist Michael A company research manager was off 10.1 percent while multi million units annually. Both that Sumichrast said, speaking for the and two engineers were "making family apartment construction average and the July production National Association of Home some limited eommereial quanti dropped 1.9 percent, the depart figure are higher than .or Veterans Builders. ^ BEST SELLERS LIST ties of PYX,” a high-temperature ment reported. Administration-backed mortgages Housing starts were up 5.1 explosive used in oil drilling when The decline in July housing took effect, bringing it down to 13.5 percent in June after falling a the chemical exploded, Fonteyne starts, to an overall annual rate of percent from 14 percent. revised 11 percent in May. SELLING? D. W. FISH REALTY CO. .said. 1.761 million units after seasonal The construction figure for expected a decline; it was sort “I He identified the victims as 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon adjustment, was in line with single-family houses in July was of long in coming,” Sumichrast WE NEED YOU! research manager Ru.ssell A. expectations of a slowdown gener the lowest since December 1982 said. " I t ’s a very clear sign of a 4 . Gardner, 38, of Simsbury, William We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 ated by the high level of mortgage and the third consecutive monthly weakening economy,” he warned. UPI photo you’ve considered selling over the R. Granquist Jr., 23, of New Britain and Craig M. Foltz, 25, of Rescue equipment waits to go into action as smoke rises last several years but were hesitant 1?. Middletown. from an explosion at the Ensign-Biekford Industries 6 because of market conditions ... Call The business agent for the union plant in Simsbury more than a mile away Wednesday. the professionals at 646-2482 representing about 300 p:nsign- SUNNYBROOK DRIVE Newsman tells of Andrea PoiHit The company manufactures explosives for mining and Qorgaous 8 room Colon 111 In M in c h n te r South Endl 2'6 baths. Bickford employees, said the com 1st floor family room, fireplace. 4 generous bedrooms, plus s 'WE'RE SELUNG HOUSES!" pany has been very concerned oil drilling. melnlelned lot end ERA BUYER'S WOTECTION PLAN. NEW YO RK (UPl)A former UPI reporter - remained, sort of dancing atop tho ijiaelstroro of about saftey since a Sept. 14, 1978 the only newsmen to witness the sinking o f the boiling water. The pressure blifgtMvOut.’Uw*-’ explosion seriously injured six Andrea Doria — waited 18 yeare to reveal today and some explosives are stored in my life and I knew it was portholes, out of which shot bedding, p p p ^ and all women as they filled caps with small buildings. something more than a test,” said how he picked his own^name out o f a drawing to sorts of peVspnal belongings." explosives for rockets, view the wreckage. Fonteyne said there was "abso- former First Seleetnian Russell McCarthy said the television reporter aboard the' "fk n ow th ey’ve been very sa fety Edward V. McCarthy, now press spokesman for lutely no danger ” to the plant's Shaw. " I could feel the concussion plane was “ gabbing hysterically into hup tape conscious,” said Richard N. Rust, Bronx District Attorney Mario Merola, also relived other .500 employees and there was almost a mile away ” recorder, making ho^ sense. But Uwn w e were all business agent for Local 687T of the the death throes of the Italian luxury liner that left no fire beyond the blast area. "The excited." Amalgamated Clothing and Tex 52 people dead in the early morning hours of July safety record of this company is “ I guess I can now reVeal how I gdt a place for tiles Workers Union. “I think if you 2S, 1058, following a collision with the Swedish liner extremely high. The last f a t a ^ ...... U P,” said McCarthy, who left U P I in 1973 to talked to most of the employees, Stockholm. was about 80 years ago,” Fonteyne become press spokesman for Merola. they wouldn't be afraid to go to A STUNNING INTERIOR A Gorgeous ★ McCarthy said that when the Coast Guard plane said "This was quite a shock to I I I S I Q © I O u d V WHAT A RANCH! Following the news of the cpillsion,- McCarUiy work tomorrow." us.” Spectsculsr custom Kitchen...Lsrge flrepleced living room.. 3 Will make you a believer in this 9 * room homel 4 bedrooms on carrying reporters arrived over the Andrea Doria generous bedrooms...plus en encloaed breezewey and 400’ the main level pluaa family roomi Lots of glass and vaulted ceil S. W in d so r $129,900 was sent to the Coast Guard Search and Rescue The first emergency crews on P Y X i.; a crystal compound of 70 pages, 2 sections deep loll ______ings! A must seetl,, 45 miles south o f Nantucket, Mass., “ We hesxlquarters in 'Manhattan. The Coast Guard the scene found a foundation, 4 bedroom Colonial. No feature is * Warmth ★ immediately noticed that the w ater in the acetone, nitric acid and other agreed to supply a small plane to take r e p ^ r s widespread debris and a mound of substances It is used in drilling Businlss * missing from this beautiful home. swimming pools was spilling, meaning it was over the ship to view the wreckage. earth built to contain any explo Manchester $79,900 kneeling oyer. deep oil wells where temperatures C la ssified ...... jg o g Large living room, family room, Since the plane only bad room for a newspaper sion. The research and develop reach upwards of .500 degrees Comics...... s Exudes from this beautifuU bed “ We kept circling and the young pilot of that reporter, a telisvlsion reporter, a televisiott ment facility had been blown away BIANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. and applianced kitchen. Formal plane got so excited he began flying lower and Fahrenheit, said Fonteyne. The Entertainment...... ig ^ REALTOnS room Colonial. 2 driveways, back cameraman, a still photographer and a movie with the three workers inside. three workers had been making ...... * 2 ‘/2 lower overthat ship. It seemed we were practically newsreel cameraman, the Coast Guard’s ^bUc dining room, slate foyer, baths, porch overlooking gorgeous About five hours later searchers the sub.stanee for months. o l Z ...... '! 189 WEST CENTER STREET zooming between her masts. ~ ' relations man - “ a Chief f'etty Officer named Alex 2 car garage, large patio, many reported "finding parts of bodies," The plant stands alongside 2(K) Peopletalk !! (Cornar of M c K m ) | S | backyard that gives this fine home "Finally, all the life boats on one side that they Haley, the same guy who later wrote 'Roots’" — extras. Fonteyne said. year-old white elaphourd colonial Sports...... ] [ ] ] ______646-2482 that little extra. couldn’t launch because of the listing of the ship decided to have a drawing of press cards from bis The bla.st occurred in the Powder went under as the ship sank. Only one lifeboat homes in thequiet Hartfordsuburb T e le v is io n ...... g bat. Forest area of the complex where of 20,000. W e a th e r...... blasting caps are manufactured "I'v e lived iq^t to this place all • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « ^