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to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, A u g . 10, 1988

MU8ICM. CARS * I,.' nrEm CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE N M d le 1 I* BAKTm T'Tcrosonic MERCURY Monarch Spinet plono. SSOO or S p c c i Q l i 1976. New exhaust sys­ A i ' -i- i'iliH I PolHics b«»t offer. Excellent tem, good tires, air, 1 ♦ 9^ condition. 643-7572. CLYDE CENTER "town, Eighth hneet 100.000 miles. $475. 644- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. MOTORS 3968.0 ______When you have lome- R O U T E 83, V E R N O N 461 Main St., Manchester Bush, Dukakis thlng to sell, find a cosh DODGE Daytona Turbo I CARPENTRY/ NEATMfi/ MISCELLANEOUS La w Coat Financing bn rate formula/3 ' 1985. All power, stereo, CH O CARE 88 Blazer, Beige *8995 buyer the easy woy... with REMOOELmO PLUMBIR6 SERVICES 86 Jimmy. Black *10,700 on defensive /lO o low-cost od In Clotsl- GT tires, mint condl- MM Ply. itoUaal...... *4495 tlon. $5200. 649-9246. 68 Q M C Atwood * 8 9 9 5 Wagoa. AT, AC. P8.6(Drwo M led . 643-3711. ANKmi, ImM ii, 4 plM if 8 B 5 lobs. Trucking. PONTIAC 6000 1984. 4 NANNIES 88 Chevy P U * 8 4 9 5 IMS Pont, m m ...... *5495 iMtuMMi m s i m wn. Home rdpolrs. You 4 Dr.. AT.Pt. AC. TlH.ee door, 4 cylinder, air, UNLIMITED noma It, we do It. Free 86 Toyota PU. Rad <5990 IMRCELUNEOUS (Km /i I hpn BoNkra, pumpa, h^ water AM-FM. Excellent Profeulonal child cara place­ ntlm otes. Insured. 643- 88 Toyota PU, WhHa '5495 IMS CbDV CavaliDr C8...... *3795 ___ I FOR SALE condition. 53,000 miles. ment agency, providei high If M l ol oofilnelora not mum* Wh m , new and 4 Dr., AT. PS, AC. AM/FM Btaree quality, screened nannies. Ins your ooNt, ooR uo. PuRy Inturotf, 03(M. 86 Chavy CIO, Asking $3500. 527-5898. rapiihrainantt. 1M4 Ren. AlUabcw...... *2295 Long term (live In or out). leaded *10,900 4 Dr, 4 8pd, Lo mOei WHIRLPOOL 30 Inch 1978 CHEVY Nova. 6 cy­ nsE estlUATes electric stove, gold. MAR Cw^uclltn T&L MASONRY 88 Chavy CIO ' *8995 1M4 Chev CbDVDttD...... *2695 linder, am/fm radio, 232-7084 it MliMMHilMr, H I. MS.I7 543-9649 ttS-9816 Brick, block, etone. 86 Chavy CIO, I dr. 4 Spd.. MK mL *Hki ntw’ $75. Rug frame, $35. runs great. $800. or best Call 646-2148.______Chimneys and repairs. loaded * 1 0 ,9 0 0 iaa« Ford Eacort D L ...... *2795 offer. 643-2219. No |ob too small. Wtfoa. 4 Dr., I Spd., Deluxe lat. ! M U S T Sell 2 Steel build­ r^CLEANINB ■RIAN'S HOMI NEW ENGLAND 86 Oodga W100 4x4 *9300 1985 DODGE Colt. 2 door, FREE estimates 87 Chavy CIO 1M3 Buick R iviera...... *6495 ings from cancellation, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, 40K I S J SERVICES IMPROVIIIINTS PLUMBMO « NEATMG L e ^ . Low Mltef brand new, never Daoks, AddHIont, Windows, SHvarado *12,900 miles. $2850. 742-1026. For all your plumbing, natda. Call 645-8063 1M2 Ply. Horiion...... *1995 erected. One Is 40X40. Rodflng,.8ldlng 87 Chmy SHvarado *12,900 1985 RX-7 GSL-SE. 17K RsatontMs • Ertt EtUmUm Lloantad and Inauigd. 4 Dr., AT. Very Clean Will sell for balance 88 Q M C N Ton PU *13,900 miles. Showroom con­ H O M E & O m C E • InturM Frea aatimalaa. Call IN I Toyota Supra...... *4495 owed. Coll'Rob 1-800- dition. $12,000 firm . Tgp SgN t crggggi Lgan' lioadad. Bxe. Good. 527-4044. CLEANING ^ 7 * 8 4 4 1 Days 728-3686, evenings 528-3003 Any ameum daHvwed. AMo, All, 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 IN I Dodgo Omni...... *1995 DOUBLE Bed. Spring and weekends 871-2725. I’ll Do It Your Way — 'gtaval. Mon* and bark, muloh 4 Dr., Auto, U U M IIe t Mattress, brass head- SAG H P E ^ Boboat, boekhoe 4 kwdar rtnlt' HONDA Civic sedan, WEEKLY - BI-WEEKLY IN I PonUac T-IN #...... *1795 b o a rd , $150. L lv ln - MISCELLANEOUS 4 Dr. 4 gpd.. Lo ml., 1 Ovnar 1986, 5 speied, air, IMPROVEMENTS MORIARTY groom chair, $50. Dou­ Call Jackie 647*1990 SERVICES OAmCONSTmiCTION' INO Chevy Cnmaro...... *2495 Manchester. Conn. — A City of Village Charm ble sleeper, $150. Call am/fm cassette, 29,000 4 REPAIRS 872-1400/659-955$'- 8pt. Cpa.. AT. PS. AC. Dpt. W M a 30 Cents A *'Nft Joh TVu) kmaW* BROTHERS 647-9033. miles. Must see. $7000. 1978 Chav. Cuat. V an...... *4495 289-2315 evenings. RaglMrad and PuNy Iriaurtd HAWKESTNEESERVICi Factory Ooov. AC. AT. CC k More GUARDALL Safe, print­ FREE ESTIMATES Buokal, truok 4 chipper. Slump ing equipment, desks, MERCURY Capri 1980. PIRSONAL SRRVICRS IIN Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 Light blue. Excellent IS H LAWN CARE lemoval. Free MHmaiaa. USED 4 Dr. V8. AT. AC, P8, V. Od. Cend. chairs, files, Ham­ 647*0593 • CfiDckbeek CentTDl condition. 4 speed. Special conaMaratlon for 1N7 Ford OaliKlo I N ..... $ A V E mond organ, furniture, • Incemw Tom Frepereflon Power steering. Per­ LAWNS cut,, pruning Mdwly and Hj^mNeappad. Conrertibla • Maet Dee Elderly antique oak dining set, shrubs, general lands­ • Lift 8 Htolth iftturenct Advice CARS fect for student or as a RnPAMTINR/ • lu detf CoMultaflofi M o i^ 'C eri O iMniMteed • States act, buffet, marble top caping, hauling lunk to It MoBthg or ItgSM mllee hutch, bikes, toys. 643- second car. Call Terl at ISSJPAPERINR 647- • ntioAclol G Metofe Plormlne 68 Marker Soorpio *19,495 487-1330.______“ dump. Good prices; M IKE F L Y N N 4703.______649-3104, Mark. Call Don M otlar-449-3329 68 Mare. Sable *11,995 PrMsur* Treated criticize FOR Sale. Carpet 12x50. N A M E your own price. D. R. M oilT, Inc. 649-4304 U 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS •13,895 Harvest blend. $65. LIPMAN #1 Father & Son Pointing Decks Open M-F 0-0/Sat. M Please telephone 643- CORRIVEAU'S and Papering. Remo­ Top quality I8.S0 per 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 val. 291-8567. aquora foot complete. 9044. VOLKSWAGEN LAWN SERVICE DELIVERING 87 Marc. Cougar Basic constructed Itl *10,999 GIs collect health act Rich, olean, alono-freo PRE-OWNED • Fully Insured Renovatlons/Plus floor deck!. . foam. S yards. •80 Plus Tax. 87 Marc. Q. M arquli *11,395 TRUCKS/VANS 1988 VW JETTA - M0.895 Cuattxn imtrtor.EExMilor Alto, aand, gravel, stone IFOR SALE ENDROLLS • Free Estimates 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC Bv Anita M. Caldwell 6 O L'8 TO CHOOSE PROM PatMIng ■ Calling Rapair t 647-7957 and horaa manure. *19,995 27% wldlli • 2 U Ranaw • Rowar WaalHng Manchester Herald mwMHi-Storass AT. AC. STEREO. CHOICE OP COLORS • Call 647*7657 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *10,995 CHEVY Sport Van 1978. 8 Pnt EMImatM ■ TVseVCtaeAPFLUNCES 643-9504 passenger. 6 cylinder, WUST |W wd up M SW 67 VW Q OLF POWER TOOLS 87 Marc. Cougar •10,495 H m M OnSM I4ene«y Hint 4 Of...... *9495 You N $ m If — imVD NNopporf Pdf It automatic transmis­ Many of the more than 6.000 sion. 73K. $15(X) or best beach waste G TXutsSw *«*■«« 11 >.ni.only. CARPENTRY/ 646*2253 86 Toyota Camry *8995 people age 65 and older in 87 VW 3CIRO C BEST RETS* offer. 649-0780. 1SV...... •11,295 rembdelins Manchester who have to enter a ISSJ 88 Merc. Marquia •5995 BUYER’S 8UIDE8 lARDSCAPINS C H E V Y S-10 pick-up 1987. By Michael Hirsh nursing home won’t benefit from < 4 as FORD F-ISO Stvo Time and $$$ Loaded with extras. it happened. We know we’ re TAO Pup ...... •6,859 88 Marc. Q. Mar. LS •11,495 The Associated Press a federal law that is supposed to f a r iim id r e m o d elin g CALL NOW B45-8881 2300 miles. $9500. Call responsible for it. We’re just SALES 86 CH EVY C A M Room otfdtflonta dtcNOr rooflnsa IFLOORIMR TXHDgeXPiRfiBT 86 Olds Clara •8495 646-7389 after 6pm. provide for the costs of catastro­ IROCZ-3S :.....•9,995 AfOJOMTOOMCAU trying to find out how it got AldlRMs windows end Mvtteri. ^uM# Otmiba. btdNtt, fertNUng, 86 Marc. Marquit Brog. *5995 With summer already spoiled ashore.” phic illness, advocates for the NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ •ockhee end bulldestr terice STONE EXPERTS pleiiMiige. le w eeedhtg 6 for thousands of beach-goers, elderly say. ... ^7,795 ovolloble. Coll Bob Rorronda Jr. All typsa of stone work, imI iWeneftot. 85 Lincoln Cent. *12,995 Blood-stained syringes, blood e ra l S tatute 23-65 p ro h ib its FL00RSANDIN6 CAMPERS/ New York and New Jersey the posting of odvertlse- CM FREE ESTIMATES bags, bandages, vials of drugs “ The Catastrophic Health Care 82 CH EVY C H Bus. 647-8509 • Floora like new walla, vansar, dry atone 85 Buick W a g O L C TRAILERS m ents b y o n v p e rso n , firm o r 4 Or...... ’ ^.^....•2,195 PorMealliaO Lam Can *8995 announced cradle-to-grave ac­ bill doesn’t meet the needs of • Bpedalltlng In older floora wall, g-5 Call Ryan and other medical debris, includ­ corporation on a telegraph, R«s. 645-6849 85 O ld t C u ll S O L O counting of infectious medical long-term health care.” said 24 TollMd Tnpk, Rte. 83 • Natural 4 atalned floora Patrick, Mga-Frl. g-5 t LwOti *7495 ALLEGRO 1986 Class A ing dead rodents, have closed telephone, electric light or waste to help curb debris that has Elizabeth Daubert, executive di­ power pole or to a tree, VgmoN, CT • 649-2638 • No waxing anymore 742-5224 84 Buick LaSabra *6995 Motor home. Coll 684- numerous beaches this summer shrub, rock, or any other 871-6096 9761. washed ashore from the Great In New York and New Jersey, and rector of the Connecticut Associa­ natural oblect without a w rit­ WE DO IT ALL 64 Chavy C lig O L D *5495 Dormero. Relood Renehoo. Jitai U rfillli - 0«Hi750 Lakes to the Gulf of Mexico. tion for Home Care. “ One of the ten p e rm it fo r th e p u rp o se of KELMAN LANDSCAPE alarmed officials in other Atlan­ AddHIooo. Dooto. We een outlofn HANDYMAN ino • ItBkhoR A ProfW Lotdw Work 84 Buick LaSgOLO •6995 I MOTORCYCLES/ “ We will no longer tolerate the tic coastal states like Florida and big deficits is the fact that the protecting Itorthepubllcond MANCHESTER build your fiomoL CompoWive T H I S S n C B • Nrw LandBotpt Oeeign 4 liMCDRaHon careless, unsupervised and often (bill) does not speak to nursing c a r rie s a fin e o f u p to $50 fo r prtooe EkooNont refirenceo. 84 Lincoln Conlln. *10,995 Imopeos South Carolina. eoch offense. • HDuNfie 4 DdNvwIm HONDA Intured, lloonted end portfolio. •59a47 HAULING • ItolalfWte WWlD just outrageous way these wastes “ In my 10 years here I’ve never homes. There was just no provi­ TAG Sale, August 13 and 83 Ford Mui g Q L D *3995 SftS Bulldifl a J A 797A for 24 Insgrtlons Any Job — Anytime YAMAHA. RIva, 125Z, are being handled,” New Jersey seen anything like this wash up,” sion,” she said. 14. Bikes, tools and USED CARS 1986. Excellent condi­ Gov. Tom Kean said Wednesday The Medicare Catastrophic furniture. 117 New Bol­ A Ranadaling 048-7370 Call 643-2711 301-305 CENTER ST. said Police Chief Jack E. Lilien- 82 Olds Cutlass •4995 tion. 7K, $850./633-8850. ton Road, Manchester, Call Gary 875-3483 at a crowded shipboard news thal in Charleston, S.C., close to Coverage Act. effective in 1989, 83 Buick Skylark ^2995 fo r d tfo H l MANCHESTER 8am-4pm.______conference in New York Harbor. where a syringe and plunger was designed to help defray costs 86 Honda C ivic C R X •6895 CARS In North Carolina, meanwhile, of hospital expenses for catastro­ 85 Dodge Lancsr •6695 without a needle and a medical 643-5135 FOR SALE 40 Marines landed on 26 miles of phic illnesses. 86 Toyota Tsrcsl ^5795 CARS glove were found Wednesday. Autemotlve CARS I CARS beaches this week for the un­ “ People were experiencing ca­ 87 Pont. Sunbird ^5195 FOR SALE FOR SALE JFOR SALE In Cleveland, hundreds of syr­ 84 Pont. 6000 LE ^5995 heroic task of clearing bags of tastrophic diseases that wiped a inges, many blood-stained, have 86 Honda Prelude •8995 medical and other waste dumped out all their savings.” Daubert been found during the past week 86 VW Scirocco ^9995 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 HONDA Civic Hatchback 1982 P LY M O U T H 2.2L. by Navy vessels offshore. said. door, om/tm stereo, on public and private beaches o8 n ' I w S m i e 66 Honda DX Civic •6795 1975. 4 speed, com­ Auto. $1300.646-0611 be­ Officials were investigating But senior citizens may get the air, very clean, low pletely rebuilt engine. tween 6-7 weekdays, 9-3 68 Marc. Capri •6195 The Accxird LX4-Door Sedan along Lake Erie. Richard L. mileage. 643-9559. Excellent shape. $500. Soturdavs.______whether the dumping was illegal. mistaken impression that the bill NOVA 1977. V-6, auto­ 84 Ford Tempo •3995 CBS News repoiTed Wednesday Shank, director of the Ohio would Jielp_ them financially if matic, original owner. 1982 JEEP Wagoneer, 646-4350 evenings. DATSUN 260Z 1975. Good 84 Pont. 8000 ^5195 that the ships were outside the Environmental Protection they enter a nursing home, said Well kept. $1200. Tele­ 06 Chev Chavette •3295 L T D . Lo aded, 83K TOYOTA Corolla Wagon running condition. Agency, called the problem “ dis­ miles, runs well. Best Please telephone 649- 25-mile legal trash-dumping William Rice of 190 Chestnut St, phone 643-0817. 80 Honda Civic SI ^7995 1980. Automatic, air offer over $5000. 742- conditioning. Best 8845 otter 6pm______gusting and heinous,” and said an advocate for the elderly who is MERCURY Grand Mar- 83 Mazda RX-7 ^5495 limit. Medical refuse, however, is 5861. offer over $1300. Call direct dumping in the lake was , Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald quls LS 1988. Has al­ 88 NItaan Santra ^5795 FORD Grand Torino 1975. usually held for incineration in a member of several organiza­ 649-4418. illegal. most everything. 86 Marc. Capri *6395 1978 CHEVY Malibu Fair shape, needs body port, said Navy spokesman Lt. HAPPY PARENTS — Bill and Sis win gave Moriarty Brothers the cham­ tions concerned with problems of Leather Interior. For­ 83 Ply. Turlsmo •2595 wagon. Air, very well 1987 DODGE 600. $8000. or work. 31SC engine. Best y C A R . John LIdyd. The waste accounting plan elderly people. Rice is a former m a in ta in e d ,. 63,000 offer. 645-8773, ask for ^ N O Chotiner, parents of Moriarty Brothers' mal Coach top roof. 82 Buick Skyhawk •2295 best offer. 643-4263. C L o s e S ' - f launched by New York and New pionship of the Greater Hartford Twi­ member of the town’s Commis­ miles, $1600. 649-9972. Gerry.______“ Right now we don’t know if Steve Chotiner, celebrate Wednesday Insta-clear windshield. 82 Chav Citation ^2995 HONDA Accord 1981. 4 there were any violations,” Lloyd Jersey, which goes into effect light League. Story and more pictures sion on Aging. Air suspension. Rust DODGE Aspen 1977. CORVETTE 1975. door, 5 speed, air, new said. “ We really don’t know how immediately, was announced fol­ night's baseball victory over Newington on page 11. “ It was the biggest mistake proofed. Much, much "Tht M o ProfessioMis” 49,000 miles plus 1974 brakes and muffler, Orange. Power steer­ P R O G R c s S i more. Looks like a 24 A68M8 St., MaRcboiter operating Toyota, high am/fm cassette stereo. ing, brakes, automatic. lowing a monthlong rash of beach at Paimer Field in Middletown. The 4-2 (Congress) made when they showroom car. Call mileage. Both for $795. $2000. 646-4350 $6200. Call 74^5224 af­ closings in both states due to called it a catastrophic bill,’’ Rice 282-1270. 6 4 6 -3 5 1 5 649-5445. evenings. ter 5pm BR AN D NEW 1988 medical waste and raw sewage in said. “ It has nothing to do with Waste find the water. long-term care.” HONDA ACCORD Sell Your Car “ The purpose is to say to Under the bill, a Medicare 4 DOOR ‘LX’ 8 SPEED , CLOSEOUT PRICE people, we will watch you with the Cash ‘isn’t as good as rain’ beneficiary would have to pay up 18 IN STOCKI prom pts intent of catching and prosecut­ to $1,370 in hospital expense.s ing you if this waste is not before the plan provides cover­ n s age, Daubert said. “ How many • 1 2 , 9 9 8 ' * disposed of properly," Said New 4 Lines — 10 Days w o rry here York Gov. Mario Cuomo. for drought-stricken farmers elderly can even pay that?” she 50* charge each addi­ New Lilt *14,464. asked. As part of the plan, hospitals tional line, par day. You Bv VV. Dale Nelson Currently, a Medicare patient Bv Nancy Concelman and other facilities that generate can cancel at any time. The Associated Press in a hospital would pay a $528 SORRY, Manchester Herald medical waste, transport it or deductible and is then covered for dispose of it will be required to fill Little relief in forecast NO REFUNDS OR WASHINGTON — President 90 days per year with an addi­ ADJUSTMENTS M a n o ^ s t b i h o i s c a The national concern over the out forms at each step of the Reagan signed a $3.9-billion tional 6()-day lifetime reserve. soiling of the environment with process. WASHINGTON (AP) — The CALL HERALD 24 ADAMS ST. drought-relief package today, iNorthern Plains to New Eng­ Under the new law, a patient will medical waste came to Manches­ 10-day outlook promises little land during the next five days, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 The hospital will then keep the telling farmers it ‘ ‘isn’t as good as pay an annual deductible of $564, CLASSIFIED ter Wednesday when police re­ final form on file for the state, relief from the drought plagu­ according to the outlook, and but will get unlimited coverage. rain, but it will tide you over” ing the nation, despite the wet 646-3515 ceived a report that people going providing a record of the waste until normal weather returns. that could persist for as long as Daubert argues, however, that 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 remains of tropical storm 10 days. through a dumpster on West from inception to disposal. If the At a ceremony in the White if the average stay in a hospital is Center Street may have taken hospital does not receive the form Beryl, the National Weather Normal rainfall is expected seven days and a patient enters a House Rose Garden, Reagan Service reports. used syringes that were disposed within seven days of disposal, the over much of the eastern nursing home afterward, the said, “ This bill expresses a Although the remnants of of there by a dentist’s oUtce. state must be notified. distinctive American tradition — two-thirds of the nation, but expenses incurred in the nursing Officer Wayne Mora of the Beryl could provide signifi­ significant shortages of water home will not be covered under New 1988 Celebrity 4 Door 5edan “ We are powerless no longer as that of lending a helping hand cant rain for the Southeast, Manchester Police Department needles and bandages wash up on when misfortune strikes." remain. Despite some recent the new bill. V6, Automatic, Air Conditionina. #9157 * 1 1 , 5 4 5 said today no one was injured in that’s the only region likely to storms, six to 12 inches of rain “ How many people can that our beaches,” said Kean. “ We He said the measure was a benefit, the agency said in a ’ 20% DOWN TO YO TA TRUCK 88 the incident and he found only one will be able to punish the people product of bipartisanship, as are still needed to return the help?” she said. S O A 7 PER FINANCE *9200 FOR 60 MONTHS AT syringe in the dumpster. No drought advisory. Mississippi, Ohio and Tennes­ The bill also provides for who have beBn turning so many members of both parties in Higher than normal temper­ 12.5% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE action will be taken against the holidays into horror stories.” Congress saw that “ the need to see valleys to near-normal reimbursement of the cost of office of Dr. Joseph L. DiNai^o atures are expected from the conditions. prescription drugs once a $600 Beach attendance has been help our farmers rose far above because the syringe was disposed deductible is met, however that down significantly in both states any partisan politics.” O A OTHER CELEBRITY SEDANS and of properly under Section 21a-65 provision is not effective until 9 due to the pollutions, officials “ This legislation is helpful and of the state statutes. Violation of 1990. Both Daubert and Rice have said. generous, but at the same time it rain, but it will tide you over until equal to 65 percent of the lost ( - ' j i i r i the statute is considered a misde­ believe the deductible is steep. 4 9 W WAGONS IN STOCK TO SELECT FROM! is not a budget buster,” the normal weather and your own income. meanor, Mora said. Kean and Cuomo acknowl­ Meanwhile, if a person needs president said. skills permit you to return to your Farmers whose crop losses A subsection of the law says edged the new “ manifest sys­ home care, the respite benefit “ To ensure the continued suc­ accustomed role of being the exceeded 75 percent of the needles must be destroyed by tem” did not carry any stricter care that provides for 80 hours a cess of this important bill, we most productive farmers in the expected yield would receive rendering them nonrecoverable, penalties for illegal dumpers — it must stick to the principles I have world.” year isn’t enough time, Daubert which Mora said means cutting or simply would make it easier to payments equal to 90 percent of said. outlined, targeting assistance to The measure provides aid for lost income. OF EXTRA CHARGE bending the needles. The syringe catch them. The respite care benefit says the truly needy and emphasizing farmers suffering crop losses of “ It’s a good buffer, and it's found Wednesday had been bent, that when a wife, for example, is Steven Romaicwski, Long Is­ sound business decisions,” he more than 35 percent of their probably enough to get most Mora said. giving full-time care for her land toxics campaign coordinator said. expected harvest because of the people over the hump this year,” ALUMINUM The statute doesn’t address the husband, in order for her to be for the New York Public Interest Addressing the nation's drought or other calamities such said Keith Salter, who figures he Group, criticized the plan as “ too farmers directly, the president as hail, insect damage or exces­ able to leave the house for CAP See NEEDLES, page 10 little, too late." said, “ This bill isn't as good as sive rain. The payments would be WITH PUflCHME OF ANY See DROUGHT, page 10 See ELDERLY, page l« New 1988 Celebrity Eurosport 1988 TOYOTA TODAY Station Wagon 4x2 PICKUPI Kuehl drops out of 12th race Prime rises to 10% VO, Automatic, Air Conditioning, 3 Seats, #9012 *12,295 20% DOWN Donald K. Kuehl, Republican him at his company. July 21 when he was endorsed Test your know-how NEW YORK (A P ) — Chase PER FINANCE *10,000 FOR 60 MONTHS AT candidate for state representa­ Manhattan Bank, one of the Move causes tremors “ Right now I have to squeeze unanimously by members of the The fourth installment of our MONTH 12.5% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE Over IS te Select From, tive from Manchester’s 12th nation’s largest banks, raised its every minute I can get," Kuehl Republican Town Committee “Test Your Know-How” series In financial markets ■Assembly District, has dropped prime lending rate a half percen­ said. from the voting districts in the challenges your knowledge of — story on page 9 All Colors - All Stylee - Varied Eijiilpment out of the race, leaving incum­ tage point to 10 percent today, Tax & l^glatratlon Extra Asked if he would run for 12th Assembly District. geography. Quiz on page 17. FACTORY REBATES bent Democrat James McCava- political office in the future, he just two days after the Federal OFFER STARTS AUGUST 10th, ISSS AND YOU MUST TAKE DELIVERY BY Prtoaa Induda nagh without an opponent now. said, “ There are a lot of things I ’d Garside said he had talked at Reserve boosted its key lending fixed and adjustable-rate corpo­ AUGUST 31at. 1068 - OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 31. 1968 - ON CELEBRITIES ell Rabalea John Garside, Republican town like to do if I had the time.” length with Kuehl last night and In d e x rate. rate and consumer loans chairman, announced Kuehl’s He said he would continue to this morning. He said Kuehl feels 20 pagga, 2 sgetlonB Manufacturers Hanover Trust •**^'*** t**® 1 »1 ™ e —_ _ “A GOOD PLACE TO BUY A CAR” withdrawal today, saying that help Republican candidates and “ he is unable to devote the time to to its highest level since June 18, and First National Bank of 19w5| Kuehl made the decision because stay active In the party. the district because of the de­ Busineti------9 Obituarlaa____ 2 Chicago quickly matched the 500 the business he operates, Compo­ Garside said a Republican mands of his business” Clastifled _ 17-19 Opinion _ _ 6 - 7 Economists had expected the rise, and other major banks were WEST CENTER sites Inc., has taken a new turn search committee from the 12th Kuehl had cited the growth of Com ict____ 18 People _ _ _ _ _ 8 move after the Fed signaled its expected to follow 8uit. desire to tighten credit by raising CARTER ‘CTc" LYNCH STREET and will demand more of his time. District would now begin seeking his business when he decided Connecticut__ 4 Sports _ 11-14 its discount rate to 6.5 percem 1229 MAIN ST, MANCHESTER*646-6464*0PEN TIL 8 PM-FR1., TIL 6 PM MANCHESTER, CONN. Kuehl said today that he had a new candidate using the list the earlier this year not to seek Focus 8 Taitvislon is It was the third time this year hoped by this time to have a from 6 percent on Tueaday If this sticker Is not on your ear, you probably paid too much. 646-4321 committee has in hand. re-election as chairman of the Local______2-3 U.8./World___8 that banks have raised the prime, full-time vice president to help Lottary______2 Waattiar_____ 2 largely as a means to hold down Kuehl won the nomination on local GOP. which is used in setting a range of inflationary pressures. / 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 11, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 11, 1988 - S Negotiators huddle to resolve 8th accord obstacle

RECORD The town would build that trunk By Alex Glrelir ' Associates, consulting engineers for future rates could be worked If their Monday deadline is by the voters. .Manchester Herald for the the district. out. met, the district directors at a line and another in Slater Street € In last November’s election, to serve other Buckland commer­ Huestis said he expects the pair meeting Monday will hear com­ which brought defeat to another An attempt was to begin today Before the town accepted that cial development. The town About Tovvii PoHce Ronndap will spend the afternoon in ment from district residente pn. town/district agreement, district to work out a rate formula that is offer, the deal had been dead­ would maintain the northern conference and may have to the sewer rates and on Alter voters voted on four separate Adopt a pet: Amanda ready the last major obstacle to a continue tomorrow. The town has locked with a $1.04 sought by the aspects of the agreement. section of the Slater Street line questions involving implementa­ historic agreement between the town and 91 cents offered by the and the district the southern end. set a Friday deadline to devise Attorney John D. LaBelle, tion of the agreement. 30th reunion planned Intruder faces charges town and the Eighth Utilities district. the formula. The district has set a district legal counsel, said Wed­ By Barbara Richmond District over fire and sewer Under the proposed agree­ The town would stop making The class of 1958 of East Hartford High School will An Arch Street-man, who said he was just trying to deadline of Monday. The deadlock threatened to nesday he has not yet worked out Manchester Herald jurisdiction problems. ment, the district would buy a fire charges within the district for have its 30th-year reunion Sept. 17 at Grassmere get into his apartment, was arrested early this During the week, the district scuttle the agreement worked out the mechanics by which .the station owned by the town on new connections to sewer lines Country Club, 130 Town Farm Road, Enfield. morning after he entered the pprch of a Cambridge Robert Huestis, town budget offered to pay 95 cents per 100 feet in scores of meetings since district would approve the agree­ As of noon on Tuesday there analsyt, said this morning that he of water used by its residents who January between Mayor Peter P. Tolland Turnpike and Would sell and would refund charges al­ There will be a.^^social hopr from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., was only one dog at the pound. Street home, police said. ment if it is reached. ready made. The district would followed by dinner and dancing. Daniel R. Brookman, 32, of 14 Arch St., was and Frank Jodaitis were sche­ have sewer service provided by DiRosa Jr. and District Director to the town the rights to install The dog officer knows the & He said that in general, any install a sewer to serve residents Call any of the following committee members if charged with disorderly conduct and criminal duled to meet at 2 p.m. to see if the town. The town Board of Samuel Longest, along with other and maintain a trunk sewer to identity of the dog’s owner. The changes in jurisdiction by the serve the $70 million Pavilions at along North Main Street and a you have information about any class members who trespass, police said. they can work out the problems. Directors accepted that offer representives of the town and chow mentioned in last week’s Jodaitis represents Lombardi Tuesday, provided the formula district. district will have to be approved Buckland Hills. part of Tolland Turnpike. need to be located: Joyce Bucino Domijan, 568-5073; column was the last to be Police said that the‘ resident of the Cambridge Loretta Eisenhart Scrobner, 528-6605, or Margo adopted. Street home was awakened when a man entered a Blake Kamerer, 749-7740. Dog Warden Richard Rand glassed-in porch. Brookman told police that he was said the dog, adopted by a trying to get into his apartment. Brookman was held on a $1,000 cash bond. He was D O T acts on need for study Church accepting registrations Manchester grandmother on Ex-town% worker wants court Tuesday,, has been named after to appear in ManchesterSuperior Court later today. St. Bridget Church is accepting registrations for her three grandchildren, Kim the fall religious education CCD classes. Class sizes Lee Ree, a very suitable name of Route 83 traffic Aug. 18 to erase charges in sex case will be limited. Children are enrolled on a first for a dog whose ancestors come Births come, first served basis. For more information call from China. By Nancy Concelman Wood, traffic officer with the show that the intersection oper­ 649-6646. Dundee, the young dog fea­ Manchester Herald Manchester Police Department, ates at a service level E during By Andrew Yurkovsky Santos, could not be reached for comment this tured last week, was adopted by A: Grab. Jesse Scott, son o( Gary M. and Tracy Scott said Tuesday additional signals peak hours. The DOT rates Manchester Herald morning. F'ortin also could not be reached for HospHfil tours scheduled an Enfield family. He has a face Grab of 357 Woodbridge St. was born July 29 at Department of Transportation would probably impede tbe flow intersections at levels A through comment. very much like an Australian Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Commissioner J. William Burns of traffic. F. A having the lightest traffic Walter J. Fortin, a former employee Ltlle Judge Salvatore'Arena, who presided over the Manchester Memorial Hospital is scheduling sheep dog. grandparents are Carol Sedtt, 55 Helaine Road and is expected to respond next week Wood said there aren’t a flow. town’s Youth Services . Bureau, applied for case Wednesday, said t(Mlay that acceierated special programs designed to prepare children, Rand reminds dog owners C A T EYES — Amah'cTa is keeping an eye out for a new the late Russell Scott. His paternal grandparents to a request from a local law­ significant number of accidents Planning Director Mark Pelle­ accelerated rehabililation.Wednesday inconnec- rehabilitation is allowed forcrimt-'s “ not serious teenagers and their families for hospitalization. are Robert and Patricia Grab of Moosup. He has a (ion with numerous sexual-assault charges that in nature.” He said that he would determine that their dogs, six months old home. maker for a traffic study of the on the road, but agreed that grini said a 1986 study of traffic in An on-site tour of the hospital is given and the and older, should have been sister. Joanna. 16 months. Oakland Street portion of Route traffic during peak hours is the North End shows that Oak­ had been brought against him last year, a clerk at whether the crimes Fortin is accused of meet procecfures they will encounter will be explained in licensed by July 1. All residents days from noon to 1 p.m. and cat named Amanda. She’s had a Sprong, Kyla Marie, daughter of Frank R. and • 83, a secretary with the depart- heavy. land Street should be a four-lane Hartford Superior Court said, that description during a hearing to be held on the hospital setting. who licensed their dogs last there is someone at the pound litter of kittens and will be Rhonda R. Aiudi Sprong of 25 Mill St. was born July • ment said today. MeCavanagh said Tue.sday he's road. Fortin. 69. of 33 Eldridge St., had pleaded Sept. 9. Anyone wishing to schedule a tour should contact year were sent cards from the from 6 to 9 p.m., Mondays spayed before being adopted. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal In an Aug. 8 letter to Burns. heard no complaints from resi­ Route 83 runs from Glaston­ innocent to those charges and was awaiting a Fortin was charged on April 15, 1987. with six Maureen Ferguson, child life specialist at 646-1222, town clerk’s office, reminding through Fridays. All of the cats and kittens put grandparents are Ann and Gene Aiudi of Whitefield. Rep. James MeCavanagh. D- dents about the road but re­ bury through Manchester and jury trial in Hartford Superior Court. The counts of sixth-degree .sexual assault and seven extension 2417. them to renew the license. If The phone number at the up for adoption by Aid to N.H. Her paternal grandparents are Anna and Manchester. asked for a state quested tbe study based on Vernon. It becomes South Main. accelerated rehabilitation program would allow counts of risk of injury to a minor. On May 12. this hasn’t been done the dog pound is 643-6642 or call the' Helpless Animals, are spayed Robert Sprong. Newington. She has a sister, traffic study of the road and personal experience. However, Main and Oakland streets and the charges to be erased if he completed a period 1987. he was arrested again and charged with Openings available at center warden said it’s an automatic police department, 646-4555 and and given their first shots, Kimberly Ann. 17 months. sugge.stions for improvements residents and members of the Tolland Turnpike. of probation determined by a judge. second-degree custodial interference and risk of infraction and the dog owner they will get in touch with the unless a kitten is too young Santacrose, Matthew Michael, son of Michael J. that may help ea.se increased Planning and Zoning Commission William Keish. director of Fortin's attorney. Hartford lawyer Hubert injury to a minor. The Manchester Early Learning Center Pre­ will be fined $40. dog warden. when taken. and Jeanne Menard Santacroce of 10 Earl St. was traffic that has resulted from and Zoning Board of Appeals communications for the DOT. school, 80 Waddell Road, has openings for children He also'reminds dog owners There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog To adopt a cat or kitten call bom July 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His 'development on Oakland Street have raised concerns about the said Tue.sday improvement pro­ ages 3 to 5 for fall enrollment. The year-round to keep their animals in a cool and the new owner must have any of the following numbers: maternal grandparents are Mary Lou and Robert • and improvements to Interstate road and its intersection with ject s for ot her sections of Route 83 program operates from 7; 15 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. spot with plenty of water to the dog licensed. Before being 666-7000, 623-0489, 232-8317, 242- Menard of Vernon. His paternal grandmother is 84. North Main Street in the past. have received state and local S t 6 V B (former owner of Nikki’s Family Restaurant &. C.J.’s Grinders) Priority for enrollment is given to Manchester drink and not to leave them in licensed the dog must have its 2156, or 693-6138. Anna Santacroce of 37 Spring St. MeCavanagh suggested that Traffic studies done for a approval, but there are no firm residents and those receiving state assistance. parked.cars. ^ rabies shot. The Glastonbury unit of Pro­ improvements could include ad­ recently approved 66-unit town- plans for Oakland Street Welcomes his old friends and customers at his new location - Parents of children must be working or attending The dog pound is located on Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. tectors of Animals, also is ditional traffic signals, but Gary house project off Oakland Street improvements. school. town property off Olcott Street has many cats and kittens looking for good homes for cats Mflitary Notes Fees are assessed on a sliding scale according to near the landfill area. The dog waiting to be adopted. This and dogs. The numbers to call THE BRASS KEY the family size and income. The town-sponsored day warden is at the pound week- ii.nnU’s featured kitty is a calico are: 633-2164 or 659-3106. care is funded through a grant from the State Cheney Foundatiph member with the following specials: Department of Human Resources. For more Joins Marine Corps information call 647-9659. John R. Dougan Jr. of Manchester has enlisted in $X29 the U.S. Marine Corps and is completing recruit 2 Eggs, Toast & Coffee, CPR^Iasses scheduled O bituaries training at Parris Island, S.C. He is scheduled for discovers he has ‘resigned’ $ J9 9 additional training in the field of general services. w/Bacon, Ham or Sausage Lifesaving classes are offered weekly throughout By Alex GIrelll FitzGerald, an ex-officio possible to keep the plaster and Besides his sons, he is survived made to the East Hartford Poached 104 extra Served 6 am - 11 am most of the year at Manchester Memorial Hospital Frederic A. Deming Named officer for quarter Manchester Herald member, said that Kleinsch- repair holes in it. but that will Visiting Nurse Association, 71 Rye toast 104 extra Monday - Saturday in the form of cardiopulmonary resuscitation. by his parents, Warren and midt’s reappointment would had make it more difficult to insulate Frederic A. Deming, 45, of Canterbury St.. East Hartford Air Force Tech. Sgt. Richard C. Silver, son of The four-hour Basie Life Support A course is Delores (Kenefick) Hunt of El­ to have been made by the the building to save healing costs. Hartford, died Tuesday (Aug. 9. 06118. Lester C. and Sophie A. Silver of 125 Cooper Hill St. Arnold KleinscbmidI came to a scheduled for Aug. 22 and 29. It covers signs and lington; two brothers, Michael foundation itself and approved by Other possible work includes 1988) at Hartford Hospital. He has been named the 1st Tactical Fighter Wing life meeting of the Cheney Hall symptoms of heart attacks, heart attack risk Hunt of Wllington and Stephen the town Board of Directors. enlarging the fly space behind the * Soup & Sandwich $900 was the son of Marilyn (Porter) support non-commissioned officer of the quarter. Foundation Wednesday thinking factors, obstructed airway techniques and basic Hunt of Woodstock; a sister, Mrs. While initial appointments stage, replacing the sprinklerand Cup of Soup and Selected Sandwich...... M Gilbert of Coventry. John (Susan) Ostermeir of El­ Maude Barber He is a life support supervisor with the' 71st he was a member. He found out he adult victim CPR techniques. had been replaced on the assump­ were made by the town directors, heating systems, and providing Besides his mother, he is lington; and his paternal grand­ Maude (Sullivan) Barber, 72, of Tactical Fighter Squadron at Langley Air Force A six-hour, two session Basic Life Supoprt B tion he had resigned. subsequent ones are initiated by access to handicapped persons. ★ New York Style Deli Sandwich $099 survived by his stepfather. Ber­ mother, Maybelle Nagle of West 30 Margaret Road, died Wednes­ Base. Va. . course is scheduled for Aug. 15 and 16. In addition to Kleinschmidt. who was absent the foundation. He said the architect is study­ Roast Beef, Turkey, Corned Beef or Pastrami M nard Gilbert of Coventry; a Hartford. day (Aug. 10,1988) at Manchester He is a 1976 graduate of Manchester High School. the topics covered in the four-hour course, the two •from several recent meetings, Herbert Stevenson, foundation ing the possibilities. He said the brother, Frank Deming of En­ The funeral will be Friday at 9 Memorial Hospital. She was the session course covers infant CPR and obstructed said he did not tell anyone he chairman, was not at the meet­ bid specifications will call for a field; three sisters, Patricia a.m. at the Burke-Fortin Funeral widow of George Barber. ★ Greek or Chef Salad...... “...... $2®® airway along with child CPR and obstructed airway Arrives for special duty wanted to resign and that if he ing. Kleinschmidt said he will base hid with some added techniques. Cosma of Vernon, Sherrie LeB- Home, 76 Prospect St., Rockville She was bom in Manchester on Good Through August 3lsl lanc of Lebanon and Deborah had resigned he would have done talk with Stevenson to find out alternatives. The courses are sponsored by the hospital and the section of Vernon. Burial will be June 22, 1916, and .was a lifelong Army Maj. Barry E. Wright, son of Earl L. and Brault of North Franklin; his , so in writing. how it came about that he was Town of Ma|H|chester Emergency Medical Services in Ellington Center Cemetery. resident. Before rel^ ^ g, she was Theresa M. Wright of Auburn. Mass, and husband of maternal grandmother, Dorothy '■ No votes were taken at the thought to have resigned. Council under the guidelines of the American Heart Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 employed as a foreman’s clerk at Denise LaPine. of Andover, has arrived for duty in Porter of Willimantic; his qMdier- meeting, because without count­ At the close of the meeting, he Association and the American Red Cross. p.m. Pratt & Whitney, East Hartford, Washington. Coventry sets THE BRASS KEY ing Kleinschmidt. there were not said. “ In no way did I resign from nal great-grandmother, Mididred for many years. She was a He is a program coordinator with the Office of For more information, or to register for classes, four voting members pre.sent to this committee. I will look into Davisof Farmington, Maine; and Pauline Bowe member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Emergency Operations. He is a graduate of 829 Main Street, Manchester • 643-8609 call 647-4738. constitute a quorum of the it," health exams several nieces and nephews. Pauline (Sluzinski) Bowe, 78, of Church. Northampton High School and received a master’s Hours: Mon.-Sat. 6 am - 3 pm / Sunday 7am -12 noon Breakfast Only seven-member panel. At the meeting. Kuehl reported The funeral will be Saturday at East Hartford, sister of Julia She is survived by two daugh­ degree from New Mexico State University. Complete records needed to that the building subcommittee of COVENTRY — Parents are 11 a.m. at the First Congrega­ Sluzinski of Manchester, died ters, Judith Clemson and Kat­ tional Church of Coventry. Burial •resolve the mix-up were not the foundation had met with the reminded that the Connecticut Public Meetings Monday (Aug. 8, 1988) at Mount hleen Berzenski, both of Man­ • i-iiO X available at Wednesday’s meet­ architect for renovations to his­ Health legislation requires all will be in New Coventry Ceme­ Sinai Hospital, Hartford. chester; a son, George Barber of PoHen Count ing. But minutes of a meeting of toric Cheney Hall to discuss what students in public schools to have tery. Calling hours are Friday Besides her sister, she is Coconut Grove. Fla.; two sisters, the foundation directors on Jan. work might be done in the hall periodic physical examinations. Meetings scheduled tonight. from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Potter survived by two sons, Paul Mabel McArdle of Manchester 13 say that Klein.schmidt. who with a $400,000 state grant the In town schools, children enter­ Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Benson and Arthur Benson, both and Esther Ristau of Hebron; Willimantic. NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Pollen Count Center at was secretary of the group, has foundation expectsrto get. ing preschooi or kindergarten of Glastonbury; twg brothers, three brothers, William Sullivan the Hospital of St. Raphael reported Thursday that Coventry Memorial donations may be resigned. A new member. Bonnie Kuehl said action on the grant and students in grades 6 and 10 Daniel Shoemaker of Agawam, and Wilbur Sullivan, both of the pollen count was 5 and mold spores are by the State Bonding Commis.sion are required to have the examina­ Arts Commission. Town Office Building, 7: 30p.m. made to the Oncology Fund, in Mass., and Richard Sluzinski of Manchester, and James Sullivan Kra wiec. was named .secretary at care of Hartford Hospital, 80 moderate. that meeting. is not set for this month, but he tion. "The exam must be com ­ Windsor Locks; two other sisters, of East Hartford; five grand­ A pollen count of 0-10 means conditions are Seymour St., Hartford 06115. But Kleinschmidt said he was expects it will be before the pleted before April 1. 1989. Susan Starr of New York City and children; and a g’reat- comfortable for allergy and asthma sufferers, 11-50 $10 DRESS-UPS! Students wishing to participate Mary Harbinson of Cromwell; granddaughter. asked by the town’s Board of November election. Joseph A. Poizun is uncomfortable, 51-100 is miserable and over 100 is in fall sports also will be required Dr. Crane’s Quiz seven grandchildren; and a The funeral will be Saturday at Directors if he wanted to be Bids for work on the hall would dangerous. to have an examination. Physi­ Joseph A. Poizun, 61, of Hart­ great-grandchild. 10; 30 a.m. at St. Mary’s Episco­ reappointed and he said he did. not be invited until the grant is cals will be held at Coventry High ford, father of William Poizun The funeral will be Thursday at pal Church. Burial will be in East "A s far as I know. I Was approved. School beginning at 8 a.m. 1. Psychology was originally defined as the and Jo-Ann Nadeau, both of 9; 15 a.m. from the Rose Hill Cemetery. Calling hours are reappointed by the Board of One of the jobs to be done Girls are requested to report on "Science of the Soul,” but now it deals primarily Andover, died ’Tuesday (Aug. 9, Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Thoughts Directors.” Kleinschmidt said. involves removing plaster from Aug. 23. while boys must report with 1988) in Hartford Hospital. Rocky Hill, followed by a Mass of p.m. at the Holmes 'Funeral Donald Kuehl. vice-chairman the walls in the main floor of the the day after. MIND CONSCIOUSNESS Besides his daughter and son, Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Home, 400 Main St. 'of the foundation and William hall, he said. He said it may be BEHAVIOR INTELLIGENCE he is survived by his wife, Ruth Mary’s Church, East Hartford. Memorial donations may be When I was in the first grade my family invited 2. Which nicknamed creature is not linked with Poizun of East Hartford; three Burial will be in Rose Hill made to the American Heart my teacher to dinner and I used the occasion for the circus? sisters, Vera Gagney and Olga Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Association or to Visiting Nurse showing off by throwing some books around the BRUIN LEO DOBBIN MOBY DICK Gagney, both of Hartford, and Memorial donations may be and Home Care of Manchester. living room,. My mother was furious with me! 3. Dribbling in a sports term also linked with a Anne Wilkinson of Winsted; two However my teacher calmly picked up the books BICYCLE CLEARANCE SPARE BALK FAULT LAYUP grandchildren; and several'nie­ and brought them over to the couch where I was 4. Which fish is usually disliked by American ces and nephews. Deaths Elsewhere sitting. She sat down next to me and without raising fishermen? ^ The funeral will be Friday at 11 her voice said "Books are our friends.’’ I’ve taken TROUT CARP BLUEGILL CRAPPIE a.m. at the Talarski Maple Hill good care of them ever since that day. SALE 5. Which famous outlaw was born long before the Chapels, 380 Maple Ave., Hart­ She was quite right. Books can be our friends. For other three? ford. Burial will be in Soldiers Adela St. Johns Examiner in 1913. The following years I have been carting around a large box DILLINGER BILLY THE KID Field, in the Wilson section of year, she transferred to the Los END OF SUMMER BLOWOUT!!! ARROYO GRANDE, Calif. containing most of the published writings of Thomas JESSE JAMES ROBIN HOOD Windsor, with full military ho­ Angeles Herald Examiner^ Merton and I really feel as if I knew him personally. nors. Calling hours will be Friduy (AP) — Adela Rogers St. Johns, a another Hearst newspaper, and reporter who covered the Lind­ Time and time again I have turned to his writing Answers In Classified section from 9; 30 to 11 a.m. 'X j later worked for the International bergh kidnapping trial and was a looking for counsel, for beauty, for hope — and I News Service. 25% Off James M. Hunt friend of former PreOident Nixon have never been disappointed. Merton puts me back on track. His skill as a writer and his intensity as a and newspaper magnate William Mrs. St. Johns covered the trial James M. Hunt of Ellington, human being have made him a true friend to me. L ottery Randolph Hearst, died Wednes­ of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, All father of Duaine Hunt and Reid Make friends with scripture. Make friends with a day. She was 94. charged in the kidnapping and Hunt, both of Manchester, died spiritual writer who speaks to your heart loud and Wednesday (Aug. 10, 1988) at Hearst hired Mrs. St. Johns as a murder of aviator Charles A. clear. Accessories Connecticut Daily Wednesday: 012. Play Four: 1200. home. reporter at the San Francisco Lindbergh’s infant son. BELL, AVOCET, OAKLEY, The Rev. Richard C. Alton St. Mary’s Episcopal Church CANNONDALE, CAT EYE, CAR Manchester CHOOSE FROM OUR URGE RACKS, HELMETS, CLOTHING, SELECTION OF BICYCLES WATER BOTTLES, TOOLS, Hazy, hot, humid Manchester Herald SHOES, COMPUTERS, PUMPS, REGIONAL WEATHER GIANT BICYCLE COMPANY TOE CUPS, ETC. MANHATTAN Manchester and vicinity; To­ USPS 327-500 I AocM-WeafierlowscasttorHiuisday night. muggy and warm. Low VOL. evil. No. 267 EVERY ACCESSORY DRESS SHIRTS OsyimeCondSons and High Tawperaiuies near 70. 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P.O. Box 501, Item or picture Idea, call B'S hazy sunshine, warm and humid. Manchester, Conn. 00040. 643-2711. Office hours are High 84 to 88. Outlook Saturday, 0:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday continued warm and humid with If you don't receive your through Frld^. m THE BIKE SHOP hazy sunshine and a high in the Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald :3 c n [2 i 80s. or 7:30 a.m Saturdays, Is a member of The 681 Main St., Manchester STORES please telephone your car­ Associated Presa, the Northwest Hills: Tonight, rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ o"c5S.«o1 343 Main SI., Middletown • 25 Hazard Ave., Enfield • 1607 Whitney Ave., Hamden muggy and warm. Low near 70. roach your carrier, call n*dy tions. the Now England to**" :.'s i 647-1027 200 Chase Ave., Waterbury • 260 North Main St. Manchester subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Association gptOC* Friday, hazy sunshine, hot and Today's weather picture was drawn by Dave Bottaro, who HOURS: DAILY 9:30-5:30 • THUR8. 0:30-6:00 • SAT. 0:30-5:00 • CLOSED SUNDAY Store Hours Mon thru Fri. 10-9. Sal & Sun 10-8 a We accajrt MaelerCard. Vita, American Exptaaa and Discover Card humid. A 30 percent'chance of an 0046 by 0 p.m. weekdays and the New England lives at 21B Vailey View Road and attends Keeney Street for delivery In Manchester.' Proas Association. Aoev W>s«S>ir. iiCL afternoon thunderstorm. High around 90. School. miJJ!I.L-8.-tAJII:I.TA'«IMIt-4. «n-—-v i) MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 11, 1988 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 11, 1988 STATE Violation of trust cited in DM V action Republicans balk at aid for Contras By Mark Seovy immediate action must be taken," receiving it from the branch office. He ing cash disbursement. If necessary, By Lawrence L. Knutson Majority Leader Robert C. Byrd, "And we whited. And I called. And I America.” The Associated Press O’Dea said Wednesday night he was said that he was delayed in repaying O’Neill said, new regulations should The Associated Press D-W.Va., declared moments after the knew that fetter was going to come “ I predict it will set back the peace not sure what his next move will be. the money, but declined to explain be implemented. vote. because I trusted them. process," he said. " I predict it will set & REGION Information on the incident will also H A R TFO R D (AP) - A .deputy “ I really haven’t had much time to why, W ASHINGTON - Senate Demo­ Sen. David Boren, D-Okla., one of "And the letter didn’t come. back the cause of the resistance.” commissioner of the state Depart­ think about whether or not I have any “ The whole thing is blown out of be turned over to Chief State’s crats are accusing the Republican the strongest and most consistent "There is only one word that Independent review sought ment of Motor Vehicles says he is rights,” O’Dea said. "You wouldn’t proportion,” said O’Dea, a dentist Attorney John J. Kelly for his office to White House of yielding to election- Democratic supporters of Contra aid, explains it,” Boren said, “ and that Many Republican senators critic­ who left private practice to assume determine if a criminal investigation year politics by brushing aside efforU said that after the defeat of a rival one word is — politics." ized the plan, offered by Byrd as an HERTFORD (AP) — Rep. Christopher weighing his options after being fired expect this from a pack of savages.” for what Gov. William A. O'Neill State officials said that O’Dea the state post in January 1983. "There is warranted, O’Neill said. to obtain a broad bipartisan consen­ GOP proposal, the Democratic plan Vice President George Bush has amendment to a military appropria­ Shays. R-Conn.. has called for an inpedendent tions bill, because they said they did called a violation of public trust. presented a check made out to is absolutely no criminality attached O’Neill said he had a "great sus on aid to Nicaragua’s (X>ntra offered the only possibility that attempted to exploit the different review of a judge for granting accelerated not trust House Speaker Jim Wright of O'Neill ordered the firing Wednes­ "cash/DMV” to a clerk in the to it — poor judgment perhaps, but fondness” for O ’Dea, but that “ main­ rebels. military aid to the Contras ever will be positions taken on the issue by rehabilitation to a pronninent defense lawyer Texas to keep his promise to permit a day of Edwin X. O ’Dea after disclos­ department’s Waterbury branch of­ nobody has been hurt.” taining the public faith in state Senate Republicans contend they resumed by the current Congress. Democratic presidential candidate accused of improperly trying to influence a ^ later vote to release the military aid, ing that the five-year deputy commis­ fice on July 9 and after receiving the In his $54,000-a-year state post. government must take precedence did not vote for a Democratic Contra He contended that after the Senate Michael Dukakis and his running judge on a client’s behalf. sioner had received about $2,300 from money, asked that the check not be O’Dea was responsible for supervis­ aid plan because it did not represent a voted 57-49 to defeat the aid amend­ mate. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas. If the president requested that action. Shays urged the Judicial Review Council over ali else.” a DM V branch office in Waterbury on deposited. ing four bureaus in the department truly bipartisan approach, and could ment offered by Senate Republican Dukakis has opposed the provision Boren, Byrd and others said that and the Connecticut Grievance Committee in O’Dea, 67. is a veteran of Waterbury July 9. O'Dea repaid the amount on A DM V supervisor discovered the including vehicle services, driver not guarantee aid would reach the Leader Bob Dole of Kansas, a of lethal aid to the Contras; Bentsen Wright’s pledge, made in a phone call letters Wednesday to undertake an Aug, 3. uncashed check July 16 and con­ services, dealers, and repairers and politics and served as Democratic Contras inside Nicaragua. “ one-line letter” from Reagan en­ has voted for it in the past. town chairman in the early 1980s. A to Republican as well as Democratic investigation into Superior Court Judge " I have ordered this step after fronted O ’Dea with it on July 19. The emissions. No Republicans joined the majo;*ity dorsing the Democratic plan would Dole told the Senate that many of his senators, wasof such “ high visibility" staunch O’Neill supporter, O ’Dea was William Lavery’s decision on July 27 to grant receiving information today from supervisor contacted the D M V’s O’Neill, in announcing the firing, when the Senate voted 49-47 on have been enough to secure wides­ GOP colleagues believe the Demo­ that he could not renege on it. accelerated rehabilitation to Timothy C. (DMV) Commissioner Lawrence Del- central office on July 29 and O’Dea also ordered DelPonte to review the given the deputy commissioner’s post Wednesday to-approve a Democratic pread Republican support. cratic plan was intended as “ an Moynahan of Waterbury. Ponte that I believe clearly shows the repaid the $2,300 on Aug. 3. incident and determine whether any in return for his work during the proposal to provide the Contras with Dole’s plan would have made the umbrella, a cover” for the Demo­ "You can inscribe your name in Moynahan was charged in March with deputy commissioner violated the In an telephone interview from his other DMV employees should be governor’s 1982 election campaign. $27 ihillion in non-lethal "humanitar­ $16.3 million in stockpiled arms cratic presidential ticket and for blood on a shaft of marble and they coercing and attempting to bribe Superior public trust." O’Neill said. Waterbury home Wednesday night, disciplined. The DMV also came under criticism ian” aid after Oct. 1 and to set the available immediately to the Contras Democratic candidates who have still won’t believe you,” Byrd said of Court Judge Anne C. Dranginis. The bribery “ In this instance. I feel we have a O’Dea said he intended to repay the O’Neill also ordered a review of for failing to keep accurate figures on stage fora second, vote on the possible — who oppose Nicaragua’s leftist opposed Contra aid in the past. his attempts to convince Republicans O’Dea’s job attendance record. charge was dismissed outright early in July. clear violation of that trust and money "within a few days” after DMV policies and regulations govern­ resumption of $16.3 million in stock­ Sandinista government — without a But Boren called the collapse of the that Democrats were sincere in piled military aid later in the year. ' second vote in the House and Senate. effort to build bipartisan unity on the pursuing a process that could lead to “ I ’m sick and tired of a White House "The moment came for the White Contra issue “ a tragically missed the resumption of arms shipment.s to Contamination spreading Hemlock trees that has no steel in its guts,” Senate House to send a signal.” Boren said. opportunity for the United States of the Contras.” H A M D EN (AP) — The number of known . contaminated wells in Connecticut is expected AP photo to rise over the next few years as housing in dire danger FORKLIFT EVICTION - Michael Edel- Japanese-Americans praise reparations development and water testing increase, a man, on the nriattress at center, is loaded groundwater expert said. by forkift onto a flatbed truck Wednes­ Joseph J. Pignatello. a scientist with The By Brian S. Akre ancestry living in California, Oregon It is a token payment, yCs, but it is a to perpetuate the memory of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Sta­ from tiny bug day as he is evicted from hi's dilapidated The Associated Press and Washington, and some in Hawaii, meaningful one,” he said. camps, or propagate some form of tion’s department of soil and water, said bungalow in Wesley Hills, N.Y. The to be relocated. It affected 120,000 William S. Naito, a Portland, Ore., educational scholarship.” Naito is working with other Wednesday that comparatively little testing of 800-pound man, who lived with his Japanese-Americans who were in­ people, most of whom were taken to. businessman and civic leader, was a H AM DEN (AP) — The woolly adelgid. the tiny 16-year-old high school sophomore Japanese-Americans to establish n wells has taken place over the past decade. terned or relocated from the West guarded camps in the South and bug that de.stroys hemlocks, has arrived in 400-pou,nd mother for two years, was interior West. when his family was forced to memorial to the internees in Now. more people are checking their wells Coast during World War II say they southeastern Connecticut and is spreading much taken to a hospital until an apartment finally feel vindicated after their For former internee Dorothy abandon their Portland gift shop and Portland. and more new wells are being dug to faster than initially feared, a stale researcher ' can be readied for him. country’s belated apology and prom­ Shundo, the biil means she may no move to Salt Lake City to live with “ I would say most of the recipients accommodate new houses, so there doubtless warned. , ise of reparations. longer feel she has to carry her birth relatives. He said the bill’s apology will do something like that with the will be a substantial increase in the reported Although pesticide.s have proven effective in President Reagan, saying "here we certificate in her purse to prove she’s “ is remuneration enough.” money because they feel so strongly incidence of poisoned drinking water, he said. controliing the pest’s destruction of smaller admit a wrong," signed a bill in an American. Naito recalled how disgraced he felt about it,” Naito said. ornamental varieties of the coniferous tree$. , Washington on Wednesday to provide " I carried it for 45 years. I hope no when he was forced to clean out his Shigeko Uno, 73, was interned with Probate law frees suspect .scientists now are concerned that little can be done NA’tlO N $20,000 payments to each of the ' othe'r group of Americans feel they locker and leave school. her family in Puyallup, Wash., and to prevent wide-scale devastation of (he state’s estimated 60,000 surviving Japanese- have to prove their citizenship,” she “ Everyone thought I was guilty as a later in Idaho. The Seattle resident H A R TFO R D (AP) — A psychiatrist and a hemlock forests, said Mark S. McClure, chief Americans who were affected by the(P said in the Little Tokyo district of Los saboteur, that I was a criminal. That said she might donate the money to a probate judge both say a Hartford man who .scientist at the Connecticut Agricultural Experi­ 1942' internment order. Angeles. “ We now know that the sort of thing should not happen in the nursing home and her church, but she attacked a prosecutor in court is not the first ment Station Valley Laboratory in Windsor. & WORLD “ won’t believe it until I see it.” Some said they planned to donate Constitution is working.” United States, of all countries,” he or last criminal suspect to be released from The effect of Iheadelgid "will be much worse than , the money to charities or memorials Ben Takeshita said the. payments said. Some may never see it. custody rather than receive treatment needed the gypsy moth” in terms of tree loss, he said Annexation ruled out to the internees. Others said they were symbolic but important. Dr. Paul Hamada of Hood River, Under the bill’s 10-year payout plan, for mental illness. Wednesday. > would share the tax-free cash with "Twenty-thousand dollars could not Ore., said the bill acknowledges the the oldest survivors, some in their 90s, A Superior Court judge is trying to work McClure made his remarks during a speech at the JERUSALEM (AP) — Prime Minister relatives, while some wondered begin to compensate a person for his country constitutionally erred by will get paid first. experiment station\s annual Plant Science Day at around a loophole in state law to incarcerate Yitzhak Shamir said today that Israel will not whether they would ever see -the or her lost freedom, for the loss of rounding up and holding people who “If you’re 64 or 65, there’s no Lockwood Farm in Hamden. Later, he said isolated the suspect, who falls in the gray area between annex occupied territories, rejecting reparations. property, for the loss of livelihood, for had committed no crimes. guarantee you’re going to live to 75,” competence to stand trial and menial illness infestations of the insect, an Asian import, have Many, however, said the govern­ the stigma of disloyalty,” Takeshita Hamada was 2 when his family was said 69-year-oid Seichi Hayashida. been documented in Ledyard. Sloninglon and, right-wing calls that he take advantage of sufficient to warrant commitment to a mental Jordan’s decision to cut adminstrati ve ties ment’s apology and their restored said at a news conference at the moved from his grandparents’ farm president of the Nampa, Idaho, Norwich, as welt as East Greenwich. R.I. chapter of the Japanese-American hospital. with the West Bank. honor and’ respect for their country Japanese-American Citizens League near Merced, Calif., to a camp at Since their arrival in New Haven in 198.1 — most Amache, Colo., where they lived for Citizens League. Judge Allen W. Smith ordered Richard Shamir said in an interview with Israel’s meant more than the money. in San Francisco. likely via winds from Hurricane Gloria, which is, “ But the $20,000 means that our 2'/4 years. He said he probably would Some also fear the bill will revive Broadnax to Norwich Hospital on a civil armed forces radio that the status of the President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s believed to have blown the bugs across,Long Island order required all people of Japanese government is sincere in its apology. donate his reparations “ to either try anti-Japanese feelings. commitment May 23 after determining he was Sound — the adelgid "front” has advanced by about territories, which are home to 1.5 million incompetent to stand trial on a string of 30 miles a year to cover much of Connecticut’s Palestinians, should be subject to peace robbery, burglary and larceny charges. southern half. negotiations with Palestinians who don’t A psychiatrist had testified that he did not Becau.se the voracious insects thrive in cold belong to or identify with the PLO. It’s dangerous IP f believe the 21-year-old Hartford man could weather, it is only a matter of time before the,y “ We honor our international obligations and d ) understand the criminal charges against him continue north to more concentrated hemlock we shall not make any unilateral step, like or assist in his defense “ anytime in the near forests, McClure said. , A P pholo imposing Israeli rule on the territories that to go outside in future” For the past two years McClure has been studying EXPLOSION SITE - Two state police Wednesday' morning. The explosion are subject to negotiations,HiShamir said. CLEARANCE ways to control the pest — so named because it is Spill causes evacuation covered for most of its life with a secreted, white officers peer into a sewer trench in East injured two workers and trapped them ONE SATURDAY woolly substance which re.sembles a cotton swab — Granby where an explosion occurred for 35 minutes. Hostages fates discussed Burma’s capital K IL L IN G L Y (AP) — Interstate 39,1 was shut with mixed results. DAY AUGUST 13 LONDON (AP) — Archbishop of Canterbury down for more than five hours and nearby Most encouraging, he said, is that application 9! ' ONLY 8 AM to 5 PM such chemical pesticides as dia/inon. elhion. , Robert Runcie conferred with a senior Iranian BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Burma’s worst LSALE residents were evacuated when a tanker I ruck g fluvalinate. malathion. insecticidal .soap ahd T w o official on the fate of British hostages in V overturned, spilling about 1.000 gallons of injured, trapped in ditch. riots since democracy was overthrown 26 years ago 1 ^ • Everything from Driveway Coating to Roofing! highly flammable isopropyl alcohol, state in.secticidal oil. has been extremely effective when t Lebanon, but said today that “ progress can have left at least 80 people dead this week, and one • Limited Selection • First Come, First Served police said. infested branches have been sprayed thoroughly. only be made quietly.” diplomat said the situation was worsening and it The accident occu rred about 5:30 a. m But this treatment is practical only for small, When explosives detonate early The spiritual head of the Church of England was very dangerous to go outside in Rangoon. LEFTOVERS AT OUR OLO LOCATION GO OUT THE OOOR Wednesday when the truck drove off the ornamental trees, leaving the large forests met Wednesday night with an Iranian Foreign Trav,elers and diplomats said the nation’s rulers, vulnerable. McClure said. j most them current or former military men, highway, through guardrails and down an Ministry official, Mohamed Reza Said Equally discouraging is the fact that such natural > EAST GRANBY (AP) - Two and Rosario suffered multiple bana. 44. of Vernon also faces appeared to be trying to seal the country and AT PRICES SO LOW YOU WON’T BEUEVE IT! FROM . . . embankment, state policeSgl. Robert Slattery Mohamedi. enemies as ladybugs are not prevalent in sufficient ; men were injured and trapped lacerations to his upper torso. possible loss of his explosives Rangoon, the capital and home to 3.5 million people, said. The meeting was the first known direct numbers to have much of an effect on the adelgid ■ inside a ditch for 35 minutes when The men, workers for VMS license. Berluti said. Berluti said meeting between Runcie and an Iranian envoy was nearly at a standstill. The evacuated residents were allowed to population, he said. explosives detonated prema- Construction Co. of Vernon, were none of the alleged violations They said fear of food shortages was looming, the return to their homes an hour after the on the fate of Runcie’s envoy Terry Waite and For some reason, woolly adelgids on the West tureiy during digging at a sewage apparently in the process of contributed to the explosion other Britons believed held hostage in city’s vital river port was not functioning and most accident. project site, authorities said. Coast do not kill hemlocks as fast as those here, he tamping in dynamite when it or Serrambana was released on Lebanon by pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem stores and businesses were closed. $ fO O $ 1 0 0 0 said. McClure theorized that the feathery ever­ Roger Rosario. 40, of Hartford one or more blasting caps deto­ $2,500 bond pending a court "The city is basically not functioning,” said one Cylinder contents unknown extremists. * Items greens are better suited to the climate in the and Manuel Bastos. 48. of East nated. O’Mara said. appearance on Aug 16, Berluti American returning from Rangoon. slightly higher Hartford were admitted to Hart­ H i ■ W EST H A V EN (AP) — A corroded northwestern United States and British Columbia, The ownerof VMS Construction said. Travelers reported random detentions and said where he has traveled to study the bugs. ford Hospital in serious condition HERE’S A SAMPLE . . . cylindrical tank that washed ashore, re.sulling was charged with seven viola­ The state fire marshal’s office Planes may hurt cease fire virtually every Burmese they spoke with expressed McClure said that while wind is believed to be the after the explosion shortly before tions of state explosives regula­ estimated that the bla.st had the distaste, often hatred, for the government. » File Cabinets •Caulking Guns in the evacuation of a six-block area, did not UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Iran’s U.N. • Builder's Hardware >Roof Vent Flashing principal means of spreading the insect, birds, deer 10 a.m. Wednesday. The hospital tions and faces up to $10,000 in power of about a half-stick of Students, who initially formed the bulk of the • Mail Boxes • Roof Sealer CASH/CARRY ONLY contain chlorine or another highly dangerous and even logging operations also have been found refused further comment on their fines or up to 10 years in prison or dynamite. ambassador complained that Iraqi warplanes demonstrators, have increasingly been joined by • Paint Thinner • Door Hardware gas and may be empty, authorities said. • Paint Rollers • Assorted Gloves responsible for their proliferation. conditions. both if convicted, said Adam O’Mara said the explosion have buzzed Iranian cities and warned that Buddhist monks, workers, some government civil • Rolls of Plastic • Si-Fold Doors AT OUR OLD LOCATION — Tests on the contents of the rusted tank were In fact, most of the cases reported in New London State police spokesman Sgt. Berluti. spokesman for the state triggered a “mini-cave-in.” trap­ more such flights could jeopardize a truce to servants and even children, they sipid. • Window Sash • Patio Doors* conducted Wednesday afternoon by personnel • Interior Doors • Roof Skylights* 255 CENTER ST, MANCHESTER County were found on trees where bird feeders were Scott O ’Mara said Bastos under­ fire marshal’s office. ping the men inside the 15-fool to end eight years of war. Burma’s official radio said 33 people died in street • Window Screens • Entranceway DiDoors* at The Upjohn Co. who wore protective oxygen maintained year-round, he said^^ went surgery for facial injuries VMS owner Victor Serram- 20-foot ditch. In Tehran on Wednesday, Iran’s acting battles Wednesday in the capital, Rangoon. It said • Casement Windows* • Rail Fence Posts • No Charges • No Credit Cards packs as a precaution, said North Haven’s • Patio Block • 1"x 3 " Framing commander-in-chief Hashemi Rafsanjani said rioters beheaded Ihree policemen. •Cement Block •2"x 10” Lumber deputy fire chief. Charles Porter, who was a U. N. inquiry must condemn Iraq as the Japan’s Kyodo News Agency reported today that • Scaffold Planks •2” x 4” Lumber present at the plant when the analysis was • Insulation •’/$” Plywood aggressor in the Persian Gulf war or the informed sources believed Burmese leaders met in • Cedar Siding • Flexible Pipe undertaken. Full prosecution sought region will face grave consequences. an all-night emergency session to discuss how to • Wire Fencing •Vinyl Siding MANCHESTER LUMBER Porter said the tests proved the tank did not deal with the violence. • Stockade Fencing • Roofing Ambassador Mohammad Ja ’afar Mahallati • Rolled Felt • Pine TVim ‘T h e Contractors’ Choice, The Homeowners’ Helper" contain either chlorinp or at least one other The protests, demanding an end to the strong-arm NOSTALGIA. met U.N. Secretary-GeneralJavier Perez de . . . AND MUCH MORE! dangerous gas, but he said a sample was sent Cuellar on WednesdayTolodge a protest, rule of new leader Sein Lwin, prompted the United to a lab in Stamford for further analysis. by victim of tree cutting saying Iraqi planes M d broken the sound States to temporarily close its embassy in Burma on The container was found to have lost all its YESTERDAY barrier swooping down on several Iranian Wednesday. All official American personnel and their dependents — 154 people — were safe. State pressure, and Porter said it was quite possible DANBURY (AP) — A man who has very upset about the aberration of a cities. , it was empty. An official at the Department of taken his neighbor to court for chopping person’s rights,” Marriner said. Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley said. DAY ONLY SPECTACULAR SALE! Environmental Protection, which was in down his oak tree says he may seek full When asked if the court battle makes for An Israeli official indicated his country might charge of the investigation, also said the tank prosecution because he is getting letters living in the neighborhood difficult. Hurdles must be cleared take similar measures. Japan and Britain 'urged was likely to be empty. from people around the country support­ Marriner said, “ No, I’ve lived here for 19 citizens not to travel in Burma. SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 7 AM to 5 PM CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - ing him, and because he believes the years and never met the guy until I had TODAY Official media reports from Burma said 80 people Discovery’s successful launch pad test firing died in riots from Monday to Wednesday. Radio neighbor has no respect for the law. him arrested.” IN SOLID OAK shows it’s "a very good bird,” the shuttle’s Rangoon reported about 160 wounded and 1,300 Trash Incinerators proposed On Wednesday, Arthur Anderson, 59, of In court, Moraghan asked Anderson what he had done. chief says, but NASA has two major hurdles to arrested in the three days. PRESSURE TREAIH) BUMINWI! H A R TFO R D (AP) — The president of the Redding said he will apply for a special clear before its first post-Challenger manned Unofficial reports said the death count may be probation called accelerated rehabilita­ " I cut a tree down." Anderson said, his state's waste disposal authority will ask the well over 100 and that many victims were unarmed. Great for: • Decks • Swings • Sand Boxes • Porches, etc.! tion that could result in the changes of voice barely audible. space flight. board of directors to request proposals for an "Oh, this is that celebrated case we’ve Both could be resolved in the next week, and Kyodo News Agency said more than 100 people chopping down the tree being erased from were killed and nearly 1,000 wounded Wednesday in incinerator that could bum about 600 tons of his record. heard about," the judge said. if they are, shuttle managers are expected to 2 "x 4 ’ ’x8’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $2.00 2” x8” x10’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP $6.00 midstate trash a day. Anderson has said in the past that he set a firm launch date of late September or Rangoon. It quoted an unidentified, informed Anderson, a self-described television source in the capital as saying soldiers used 2’’x4’’x10’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $3.00 2 ’ ’x8’ ’x12 ’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP $7.00 William R. Darcy, president of the addict, told Danbury Superior Court didn’t know the tree was on Marriner’s early October for the crew of five astronauts. Connecticut Resource Recovery Authority, property. The remaining technical problems are the automatic rifles and machine guns to disperse 2 "x 4 ’ ’x12’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $3.00 2 ” x8’’x14’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP $10.00 Judge Howard Moraghan that he didn’t demonstrators. said Tuesday he will seek'permisslon to repair of a small gas leak in Discovery’s Treated #2 SYP...... $4.00 2” x8’ ’x16’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $10.00 have a criminal record. After the proceedings. Anderson shook Israel’s top diplomat in Rangoon said the 2” x4” x14’ Pressure request contractor bids for the incinerator. steering engine system and the final Under the accelerated rehabilitation his head when asked to comment, and situation was getting worse. 2’’x4’’x16’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $5.00 2 ’’x8’’x18’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $10.00 ’The plant would be more than twice as large program, first-time offenders can have said, “ But thanks anyway.” prelaunch test of the redesigned solid fuel " I spend minimum time in the streets because it’s 2 ” x 6 ” x 8 ’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $3.00 2” x10” x8’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP $5.00 as the 230-ton plant that Midstate Regional charges erased from their records after His attorney, Jeffrey B. Sienkiewicz, rocket booster that caused Challenger’s simply very dangerous. I don’t go out. I ’m either at Resource Recovery Authority officials had they successfully complete probationary declined to comment. destruction 2>A years ago. home or at the embassy," Elie Ventura, the acting 2’’x6’’x10’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $4.00 2 ” x10’’x10’ Pressure Treated #2 SP $7.00 previously hoped to build on Connecticut periods. As Anderson walked out of the court­ ambassador, told Israel’s armed forces radio In a 2” x8"x12’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $5.00 2 "x 1 0 ’’x12’ Pressure Treated #2 SP $9.00 Valley Hospital land. Moraghan told Anderson, who is house, Sienkiewicz held a file folder in telephone interview. Treated #2 S YP ...... $6.00 4 ” x4” x8’ Pressure Treated #2 SP $4.00 charged with second-degree criminal front of a photographer’s camera to block Police tactics questioned He said Israel was considering closing its 2’’x6’’x14’ Pressure mischief and third-degree criminal tres­ Treated #2 SYP...... $8.00 4 ’ ’x 4 "x 1 0 ’ Pressure Treated #2 SP $5.00 Cause of fire undetermined a picture of Anderson. NEW YO R K (AP) — The police embassy for the staff’s safety. 2 "x 6 ’ ’x16’ Pressure pass, to return to court on Sept. 7. "This isn’t the crime of the century,” commissioner criticized his department’s The protests have continued despite martial law, 2 "x 6 ” x18’ Pressure Treated #2 SYP...... $10.00 4 " x 4 " x 1 2 ’ Pressure Treated #2 SP $8.00 R ID G E F IE L D (AP) - The state fire The tree owner, Charles Marriner, 62, Sienkiewicz said. curfews and prohibitions of large gatherings $7Sgoo handling of a riot that left more than SO people Treated #2 SYP...... $10.00 4 ” x4” x14’ Pressure Treated #2 S P ...... $8.00 also of Redding, will be able to address 2 "x 8 ’ ’x20’ Pressure marshal’s office said it couldn't determine the Anderson, a construction worker, told hurt, saying the highest ranking officer there imposed Tuesday in the capital. cause of the fire at the landmark Stonehenge , Moraghan before the judge rules on the They are by far the largest since a coup by Ne Win Treated (»2 SYP...... $5.00 4 ” x 4 "x 1 6 ’ Pressure Treated #2 S P ...... $10.00 police in June after he cut down the 48" Fed. Ext.. 18” Leaf. Fbur Nostalgia Chairs may have left at a crucial time to go to the 2” x8’ ’x8’ Pressure Inn in Ridgefield, but said a faulty alarm application for accelerated rehabilitation. ended democracy in Burma in 1962. Sein Lwin "M y first inclination is that if this had 83»year-old tree, “ Now I can get the bathroom. system contributed to the heavy damage. became president and head of the sole political been the first time Mr. Anderson had done Disney Channel.” Anderson also said he "W e’re better than that,” Commissioner The fire marshal's report said arson New England Furniture & Bedding party last month when Ne Win resigned. Cash ’n’ Carry Only this, I might .feel he made a mistake,” and his wife are “T V addicts.” Benjamin Ward said Wednesday in discussing couldn't be ruled out as a cause of the fire, but Police said they warned Anderson Rangoon-based diplomats say shortages of food Marriner said. "But in the contact Tve had a preliminary report he delivered to Mayor and commodities stemming from Ne Win’s • No Charges • No Credit Cards there were no signs of accelerants or forced with him, I believe he has an imbedded against trespassing after he cut down a FACTORY STORE tulip tree on Marriner’s property in May Edward I. Koch. isolationist economic policies are partly to blame entry. arrogance and a lack of respect for the 596 Hilliard St.. Manchester. Conn. • 646-5626 On Wednesday night, about 500 location The report also said the fire, which started 1987. for the unrest. law." y demonstrators chanting anti-police slogans With a per capita income of less than $200, Burma in the kitchen of the wooden structure dating HOURS: Mon-Frl, 11-6; Thuiu 11-8; S a t 11-5 MANCHESTER LUMBER Marriner said he has received letters Danburj’ State’s Attorney Devin Stilson marched on a Manhattan precinct house, is one of the world’s poorest nations. Inflation is ONUR "The Contractors’ Choice. The Homeowners’ Helper" from 1832, burned for about 45 minutes before from people as far away as Seattle urging said he believes accelerated rehabilitation • M/C — Visa — Kree Delivery some of them painting swastikas on squad soaring and Burma has a $4 billion foreign debt. firefighters arrived because the alarms him to pursue prosecution of Anderson. is appropriate for Anderson because the cars, to protest police actions in Sunday’s riot. Since fail, there have been anti-government 401 NEW STATE ROAD, MANCHESTER system didn't work properly. "The common thread of these letters is program is for crimes that aren’t of a "^Connecticut's Beat Kept Secret" demonstrations in virtually every city and town. people are feeling very threatened and serious nature. ^ ^ ------6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. II, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 11, 1988 - 7 OPINION The budding trend is now biooming downtown A budding trend that began at the intersection of pageant, which was won by Carri Grilli of South Fem St, Main and Center streets is now blooming Windsor. Albert Eagleson and his wife celebrated their TO MEET YOU,SIR! downtown. Joy also held the feature role of Peggy Sawyer in golden weddiqg anniversary on March 31,1952. W e tla n d s rG00DT0MEETY0U,SIRI ' I’M LOWELL WEICKER m Flowers that once were confined to the town "42cd Street” at the Mac-Haydn. She also has Eagleson retired from the Cheney Bros, mills in m JOE LIEBERMAN I'M RUNNING FORTHESENATEj parklets and median at the Center now decorate V iD a g e appeared with the Manchesi^. (immunity College 1948. J a c k and Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan Players, at the The couple had seven children: Mrs. Fred AND l‘M RUNNING FOR HOPE YOU'LL VOTE FOR the sidewalks of Main and Oak streets and in front of the Municipal Building, which sported a row of C r ie r Coachlight Dinner Theatre, the Hartford Stage Tedford, Mrs. Clifford R. Mitchell. Alec. William. c r a c k d o w n THE S EN A TE-H O P E ME A n d e rs o n tulips earlier this year. Company, the Universal Players and The Albert Jr., Robert and Clifford Eagleson. YOUUVfJTEFORME It’s only the second year for the Main Street Producing Guild. Following her season at “Albert Eagleson would be my great uncle,” planting program, but the enthusiastic response on Mac-Hayden, she will be featured in "Paint Your Eagleson wrote to us. “I write to seek your Main Street quickly repeated itself on Oak Street. M Wagon” with The Producing Guild. assistance and that of your readers In my quest to poor lesson Members of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Maiichester told us she Was surprised Tuesday □ □ □ trace the whereabouts of members of the Eagleson Commerce’s environment and beautification night when she experienced the teen-age ritual at MEMORIES RE’TURN - Laurie Prytko. family. committee collected about $1,000 this year for the the Parkade.. executive director of the Manchester Association He did not say exactly when he planned to visit The budgcliiry flip-flop involving a million planting program. The result is a more beautiful At 9 p.m., as she was leaving an appliance store, for Retarded Citizens, still hasn’t forgotten the kind the area. Let’s hope his mission is successful. A T V m a kers and unified Main Street, said committee chairman she was surprised, confused and frightened to see woman who gave her a special photo eight years □ □ □ dollars in federal money Manchester will not Joyce Trainer. the many cars continually circling the block. She get, but really will get, is par for the course in ago. The picture was of Prytko and her sister. "Right now the street looks rather pretty,” thought a movie had just let out, until the store Patty Rowe, as toddlers. FIFTY YEARS AGO — From the Manchester the dispute over the town’s illegal filling of Trainer said. manager set her straight. The cruising ritual has It was so special to Prytko because her family Evening Herald on Aug. 11,1938: wetlands to meet a federal requirement to fight to stop Main Street business owners were asked to been going on for about three years. had lost all its pictures in a fire that destroyed their The Eighth School and Utilities District improve its sewage treatment plant. donate $50 toward the flowers. Planting was done Mentioning the experience to her co-workers home on March 9,1969. It was given to Prytko announces it will accept bids for construction of a Tlie federal Environmental Protection by members of the Manchester Workshop and the brought smiles and some chuckles. She didn’t think shortly after she became executive director of new sewage treatment plant on Aug. 25. Funds Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens. they understood that it was somewhat frightening. available for the work are $54,700. A MARC in 1980. Agency will withhold the million dollars buy-back law She said she thought she might be held hostage in A strike at the Independent Cloak Co. on Pine because it does not want to pay any part of the The plantings were done in May in coordination The woman who gave it to Prytko said she once with the Manchester Garden Club’s plantings at the the parking lot. been a baby sitter for the toddlers. She decided to Street entered its second year, although only a cost of work that was done in violation of the intersection of Main and Center streets and at the But although the young drivers got a little testy skeletal crew of picketers manned the site. The WASHINGTON — The makers of all-terrain drop off the photo after seeing Prytko’s picture in requirement for a wetlands permit. But the town’s war memorials. when her car blocked their pathway to fun and the Herald. strike was called on Aug. 9,1937. causing a labor state Department of Environmental vehicles — the three-wheelers that kill an average The owners of the Oak Street Pub & Restaurant excitement, she observed that they were very crisis that forced the town to call in state police to of 20 people each month — are lobbying “I am certainly grateful for this kind and Protection, which is obligated to pay a certain and Park Hill Joyce Flower Shop on Oak Street courteous to one another. thoughtful gesture.” Prytko said. patrol the plant. Most of the employees are back to desperately to stop legislation that would force the decided they liked the new look and planted some work. part of the cost, will make up the millon dealers to buy back'the buggies. □ □ □ □ □ □ dollars by taking it from other projects and flowers of their own. The Board of Police Commissioners voted to buy U Congre.ssmen are used to being blitzed with mass two new cars for $500, considering a trade-in of two restoring the money later to those projects — “I wanted to beautify the street a little,” said ON STAGE — Jennifer Joy didn’t win the Miss LOOKING FOR HELP — Joe Eagleson is Bush still hunts mate mailings from lobbyists and constituents. But the Victor Santos, owner of the restaurant. “I’ve gotten Manchester contest, but she’s winning over the searching for his past and he wants the Village damaged vehicles. One of the vehicles was using federal grant money. big-four ATV manufacturers — Honda, Suzuki. a lot of positive comments.” critics in the starring role of Sally Bowles in Crier readers to help. Eagleson, who lives In damaged in a high-speed chase for a fugitive. The money shifting probably does satisfy Yamaha and Kawasaki — have taken the tactic one “Cabaret.” now playing at the Mac-Haydn Theatre Li.sburn. Northern Ireland, is visiting New England Manchester Memorial Hospital was at capacity some legal budgetary requirements. It also step further. □ □ □ in Chatham. N.Y. this month. He is searching for the family of Mr. with just over 80 beds filled. Hospital officials said saves face for everyone involved. The Japan-based foursome bankrolled a recent PARKADE PARADE - A newcomer to Manchester’s Joy was runner-up in the town Albert Eagleson Sr., who once lived at 179 that an expansion project was needed. Reagan is guessing, too flood of 8.000 angry letters to members of Congress. However, it also illustrates something else. The letters were alleged to have come from It shows that Manchester’s careless, but group of reporters who were his head but said nothing. individual dealerships. But the catch is that some SALE... SALE MONTH OF AUGUST G By W. Dale Nelson innocent, violation of one environmental questioning Reagan during an ■ Before he went to the Pentagon. of the dealers say they never read or heard about LOOK WHAT WE’RE requirement while it was setting out to meet Oval Office photo op^rtunity, Carlueci had Powell’s job, and the letters which bear their names. PHYSICAL PLUS TORRE TILE IMPORTS - DIST. INC. WASHINGTON - At the White Cwam/c Tilt tn d U trb it For Floort tn d W tlli COOKING another environmental goal was not the best made no comment. Powell was his deputy. Rep. Joe Barton. R-Texas, sponsor of legislation is holding an House as elsewhere. Vice Presi­ The most recent thing Powell to require customer refunds for ATVs. got a rash of Building a new home or case for federal authorities to use if they dent George Bush's search for a White House spokesman Marlin AT MANEELEY’S! wanted to send a message to the nation or to Fitzwater, asked what he thought has said about his future was in a negative feedback from his constituents last making renovations? running mate has peopicgucssing speech to the World Affairs month. When he answered the letter, he found that Com. and . . . our liliul thowroom for n.w id«u. of Powell as a vice presidential Lll milr^riaU ifi .took for a groat aaving. the state of Connecticut that you can’t violate — and now one of theirowii is part Council of Los Angeles on July 19. most of his pen pals didn’t know what letters he was of the guessing game. prospect, said, "Colin Powell is a Friday & Saturday Specials environmental considerations with impunity. great American and would be an “As for myself,” he said, “I talking about. In fact, picking such a weak case may have President Reagan sayshe'sjusi outstanding candidate for any expect to go back to a nice quiet Typical is the unsigned mailgram that began: “I Fresh Lobster done a disservice to the environmental cause. guessing along with everybody position. I hopp he's listening to foxhole where I can serve my operate Hudson Honda, 607 Main St., and I am very ' DLCORATIVE ' DOMESTIC * MOSAIC * OUR NEW LINE It will not have persuaded anyone not already else. this." country in a more comfortable angry and concerned about the anti ATV legislation FLOORS WALL TILE FLOOR TILE OF EXCLUSIVE * Fresh Seafood "I don't have a candidate." he ' MARBLE TILE * FLOOR TILE • QUARRY TILE 'THiE committed. Fitzwater's daily briefings are and perhaps less exposed in the House Energy and Commerce Committee .... said Wedne.sday when asked 9x9 HEAVY DUIT ■ Veal Pavarotti piped into the offices of lop While position.” Sincerely, Ferrellyn Hudson.” We called Hudson at 12x12 HEAVY DUTY about it. “That's up to him." Powell is an army officer and, her shop in Cleburne, Texas. She didn’t send the CERAMIC FLOOR ^ I2xI2x% CERAMIC FLOOR Reagan also was asked about a House aides. INDOOR-OUTDOOR ■ Shrimp .Audinaise Later, as Reagan bade farewell before becoming Carlucci’s dep­ mailgram and said she was not asked if her name Italian Marble *2a00sQ ft. newspaper column suggesting his uty in January 1987, was com­ could be used in a lobbying effort. “I don’t ____ ^ l.SOeO. FT. Travortino national security adviser, LI. to visiting Icelandic Prime Minis­ Wednesday, August 17 • 1-7 PM Tenderloin Pizziola Sensible answers manding General of V Corps in appreciate someone using my name without asking ' Gx8 DATHROOM 8x8 ITALUVN ' Gen. Colin L. Powell, as a ter Thorsteinn Palsson in the Refreshments will be served... « 5 5 0 . IMPORTED FLOOR TILE White House East Room, the P'rankfurt, West Germany. me.” Hudson told our associate, Jim Lynch. WALL TILE possibility for the second spot on The four ATV manufacturers hired the public FROM ITALY MANY COLORS to housing crisis? the ticket. Powell is the first black question came up again. The questions about his future STARTING relations firm of Burson and Marsteller. which Come for a visit and view a free PRICE Secretary of Defense Frank C. were spurred by a column in iL50^._37X: ever to hold the post of national Wednesday’s Washington Post by handled the mass mailing. A company spokesman demonstration of our new Wc sell lilc by I'hc sejuarc foot, no* by ll\o piece. All materials In stock. While the entire nation tries to cope with the security adviser. Carlueci, responding to a repor­ William Raspberry suggesting told us it was unusual to arrange such a large affordable housing crisis, a situation in "You’d better watch out,” the ter's query, nodded toward Po­ that it would be a “brilliant idea" mailing, but the company had approval from passive motorized exercise tables. SALE ENDS AUG. 31st. W ith *1000 pureha$e get a free president quipped. "He's stand well and said with a grin. "He's Lowell, Mass., may heighten awareness of the for Bush to pick Powell as his everyone whose name was used. 237 I.EDYARD STREET m irrored lu b encloture • problem. ing right behind you." my candidate." running mate. The lobbying onslaught reflects the oi either locollon. Powell, stationed behind the Powell just grinned and shook PH Y SIC A L HARTFORD, CT. The city is suffering from tenements that Despite the jesting tone of the industry-wide panic. Just three months ago, ATV 522*0507 / 522-7701 5.S0 WOLCOTT STREET Maneeley*s r e s t a u r a n t are overcrowded with Southeast Asian questions and answers, it's not manufacturers reached an agreement with the PLUS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WATERBIIRY. CT. 06705 ■ BANQUETS ■ PARTIES • CATERING • just a joke. Justice Department to no longer peddle their ■ M^STTRC^RD • VISA Telephone (203> 755*6177 immigrants. The city has faced an influx of • AMERICAN EXPRE.SS < F o r-« ri, f i....) Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N.Y.,whois balloon-tired buggies in the United States. 344 Main Street SHOWROOM HOURS 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE, BOLTON the refugees since the mid-1970s that has O p e n F o ru m NEW HOURS HOURS: Friday A Saturday DinitiR Room Oprn 4-10 PM himself a potential vice presiden­ Barton introduced a law last November which, if M a n c h e s t e r HARTTORD SHOWROOM MONDAYWEDNESOAV 9:0a5:3f> brought the Asian population up to 20,000 in a MONDAYWEDNESOAV RiOVSiSO THURSDAY tial candidate, isamongthose who pa.ssed. will require ATV dealers to give refunds mURSDAY FRIDAY 8;0M :30 FRIDAY WOaSi SATURDAY : a SATURDAY FOR RESERVATIONS city of nearly 100,000 people. Rowan Is guilty thinganddoinganotherwouldbia have mentioned Powell as a for vehicles already purchased. But, ATV owners 645-8443 9 0 5;00 CALL 643-2342 What to do about the overcrowded housing “Teddyist." possible Bush running mate. can keep their vehicles if they want. has become a problem for the city. But, fear of Teddy ism’ M.J. Malone, M.D. The congressman’s presssecre­ Barton’s legislation has been mired in not, the Northeast representative for 36 Haynes St. tary, Marci Robinson, said Kemp congressional red tape for nine months. His Education Secretary William Bennett, To the Editor; Manchester believes Powell would be “an rationale for the law is that blocking the sale of VASELINE Bayard Waring, gave city officials the exciting choice’’ with the foreign ATVs doesn’t take care of the more than 2.5 million TEARS FLEX OPTI- -TIP Intensive Care People all overourwkxouniry affairs and other experience to be ATVs already bushwhacking around the nation’s Naturale Cotton Swabs answer. Evict the tenants. have pondered for-years ^o u t an Recall January able to serve as president if back roads, swamps and dunes. Powder Foam Bath “Go lock up a bunch of buildings and let (the 30 ml. ilTO's appropriate name for individuals necessary and that “politically Their proven instability and unpredictable CARE CLEAN 24's 8.5 Oz. Southeast Asians) sit in the street,’’ Waring who preach vejiemently for .sonTe and stay cool speaking, it would hit the Demo­ roll-overs have contributed to more than 330,000 told Mayor fliehard Howe. cause and secretly do the oppo­ crats at their strength." injuries and 1.000 deaths since 1982. Barton doesn’t SOLUTION Daily Cleaner $ 1 2 7 Now there’s a sensible answer. site. I believe Carl T. Rowan, the To the Editor Powell is the only current White buy the manufacturers’ claims that the 12 oz. 20 ml. "W In fairness to Waring, he added that “ You columnist, was q recent glaring House aide being mentioned as high-accident rate reflects driver error. example. Dearie, do you remember ... even a remote possibility to be His legislation has the support of the U.S. Public have an extrem e situation — you have to start Rowan has cried mightily for Jan. 4. 1988 — More snow. Bush's running mate, although Interest Research Group founded by Ralph Nader. taking extreme measures. You’ve got to bring years in fa vorof strict guncontrol. Jan. 5 — Very cold. former chief of staff Howard H. “Without a refund, owners of the 2.5 million ATVs it to the attention of everybody.’’ yet a couple of weeks ago he shot Jan. 6 — Another very cold day, Baker Jr. hasbeen reported under in circulation will continue to ride their dangerous Waring suggested the city seek funding another human being who took a Jan. 8—Snowcontinuedallday. consideration. . vehicles or sell them to unsuspecting customers,” VISINE A.C. through the federal program Chapter 874, swim in his pool. Rowan had no 10 to 12 inches. Fitzwater was asked jokingly said the group’s staff attorney, Pamela Gilbert. HNAL CONDITIONJI HERBAL which provides school aid to communities permit — the gun wasn’t Jan. 9 —Plowed out. Made path whether he is interested. The law doesn’t have the backing of Consumer GOODd^ Eye Drops registered. to sidewalk RAVE Shampoo directly affected by government actions. But “I’m available," he replied to Product Safety Commission Chairman Terrance ESSENCE .5 oz. No one of us is perfect but we Jan. 11—4 above at 7 a.m. laughter. "I ought to get the Scanlon, who thinks the refunds are unnecessary. Perms All Types NEWS^ Waring cautioned that such aid might not be Jan. 15 —4 below at 7 a.m. NET Shampoo really should not preach one honesty vote. I say it right up If the legislation passes, Scanlon’s commission will All Types 16 oz. available because the im m igrants were not theme and do something entirely Jan. 25 — Started to snow at front — I will be vice president. determine the refund procedure. Hair Spray All Types Reg. - Pivot - Visine directed to Lowell by the federal government. different. The classic case would noon. Just ask. I never disparaged the The industry’s lobbying efforts have affected Refills 7 oz. Plus, Pivot Plus Jan. 26 — Car wouldn’t start. All Typos ^ j ac. Regardless, Waring said, “I think there is a be the portly Massachusetts job. I thought it was terrific when more than just Congress. Last month, the Michigan c allergy very real federal responsibility here.’’ senator and the Chappaquiddick Triple A. I was on the staff.” State Medical Society pulled a series of radio public 4 OZ. eye drops affair. Jan. 31 — Like spring. Fitzwater was Bush’s press service announcements off the air. The spots were IF 5 + 1 FREE * 1 * 0 There is. And the people of Lowell should Well, dearie, if you remember, secretary before taking his pres­ not be required to pick up the tab for I (and several other citizens in critical of ATVs and the Michigan Motorcycle the country) would like to propose you’re much cooler than I! ent job. Dealers Association told a radio station it would America’s conscience. adding a new word to the English Beatrice B. MacAlpine complain to the Federal Communications language. The word is “Teddy- W. Dale Nelson covers the Commission. CONCEPTROL 103 Henry St. White House for The Associated GAVISCON — The Telegraph, Nashua, N.H. ism.” Anyone guilty of saying one Manchester D ESm N OSCAL ORTHO Contraceptives Press. Psychological warfare Tablets The Reagan administration would dearly love to OPM SOO mg. Cream Refill ion Ointment n Lice 30's 9 oust Manuel Noriega from Panama before the 115 Bm. Scandal stains the image of Coca-Coia November election. Military force is frowned on. 16 oz. Treatment Kit $ J 8 9 Gaviscon Tablets and an economic squeeze didn’t work. Our sources AnUddiaWcls 120’a $017 say the next tactic will be a psychological $C89 uJNua., 2 oz. CONCEPTROL ATLANTA — If there is a national^rinliIrink. a Savanah — and in two cities in Virginia — Norfolk universal beverage that quenchesBs thetife thirthirst of an campaign — a war of nerves to outsmart him. The and Roanoke. Other locations include Cleveland. only problem is. If Noriega leaves, he could be entire society, it’s Coca-Cola — but Coke’s Philadelphia, Indianapolis, Sacramento, Calif., ^ ■ l o R T m o S v i E once-spotless image has been stained by scandal. replaced by a military junta called the "Gang of . (IMNM ll'H U « HI AM ■< •• I M IM'I and Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Although many of the Eight” which controls the troops and runs Panama Promoting itself as “the world’s leading investigations are incomplete, almost two dozen marketer of soft-drink syrups and concentrates,” today. They are just as corrupt and ruthless as bottling companies and officers have thus far Noriega, and like Noriega, they work for the Atlanta-based Coca-Cola Co. long has enjoyed a pleaded guilty or been convicted. Medellin drug ring. SINUTAB EFFERDENT reputation as a highly moral, scrupulously honest Among the cities in which Coke distributors and O L D S P IC E BENADRYL SHICK company unwilling to condone unethical or illegal BENYLIN Max. Strength Tablets their executives have been found to be in violation Mlnl-editorlal practices. of federal antitrust statutes are Roanoke and Stick Liquid Cough Syrup Kapseals Slim Tw in Tab or Caplets Now. however, there are disturbing indications If you’ve been following the Rhode Island case of 60's Norfolk. Va.; Beckley, W.Va.; Athens, Ga.; Akron, •i All Types 8 oz. 4B'S tCONOMY SIZE 24's that both the parent company here and the firms Ohio, and Washington, D.C. The Bods vs. The Birds, you know that a federal 10's franchised to market its soft drinks throughout the Coke is not alone in those price-fixing cases. The judge recently ruled that the Fish and Wildlife 1.5 oz. $2$9 country have abandoned those standards. Among Pepsi-Cola. have engaged in unlawful collusion cities in which Pepsi, Seven-Up, Dr. Pepper and Service can legally prohibit nudists from sunning $207 the recent developments; with the operators of supermarket chains to Royal Crown distibutors and their executives have themselves in the nesting area of two endangered Benadryl! efferdent ■ The Atlanta Journal and Constitution reported eliminate what little competition the smaller firms been found to have engaged in similar illegal species of birds. We wholeheartedly concur. We in a copyrighted^tory in June that a federal grand provide. practices include Charleston and Beckley. W.Va.: have nothing against naked people, but when it > ^ ' fB jury .meeting here was conducting a criminal The allegedly illegal restraint of trade is Richmond and Norfolk. Va,; Baltimore, and comes to looking at flocks of things, we prefer the investigation to determine whether Coca-Cola paid implemented through “calendar marketing Washington. D C. birds. bribes to obtain permission to sell its soft drinks in agreements” the stores sign with Coke and Pepsi, Although Coke’s market dominance — both the Soviet Union. agreeing to make each brand the beneficiary of domestically and internationally — makes it the Available at participating OLD S P IC E The grand jury reportedly has issued subpoenas special advertising and sales campaigns for 26 industry’s leader, the corporation has sought to ^anrlipatrr Hrral?) OLD SPIC Ej E X LA X demanding that Coke produce all documents weeks per year. Adding the two together, that evade the issue by noting that it merely sells VALUE PLUS STORES! stick Not all Itama available at all alorea. Aerosol ' relating to its 1986 marketing agreement with the totals 52 weeks, thus foreclosing any opportunity to "beverage bases” (syrup or concentrate) to Founded In 1U1 All Types Tablets Soviets. The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act of 1977 promote other bra nds. ostensibly independent franchise holders who then P€NNY M. SICFFEnT...... P uM W u, Not reaponalble for typographical errors. 5 oz. 18'a prohibits firms based in this country from bribing ■ In approximately a dozen cities throughout the package and market the soft drinks in their own OEOnOi T. CHAPKLL ...... 3.75 02. officials in other nations to secure assistance in country, the Justice Department has been territories. no ...... ••••'■• $247 "obtaining or retaining business." presenting evidence to grand juries conducting But there are several areas in which the parent ^ ALEXANDEB OW EILI...... ! ] ] ] ] Health & Brooks Pharmacy Crown Pharmacy $247 ■ Throughout the country, distributors of Royal criminal probes to ascertain whether bottlers of firm imposes mandatory standards upon those Beauty Aids Kay Drug Co. Prescription Center Crown Cola. Seven-Up, Dr. Pepper and other Coke and other soft drinks have engaged In 585 Enfield Ave.. bottlers — notably with regard to soft drink JEANNCjFA N kW oQ. FROMCATM...... ' ...... AdvwtWno Director Sale Pricesl 14 Main S t, 208 W. Center St. carbonated beverages with a relatively small price-fixing in violation of federal antitrust laws. formulas and u.se of the company trademark. It Enfield 41' SHELDON COHEN ...... ! “ East Hartford Manchester share of the market have charged that the bottlers Those grand juries have been impaneled in thr€>e presumably could exercise equally firm leadership ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... ^e M ro o m EFFECTIVE DATES Aug. 11-13, lose of the two dominant soft drinks. Coca-Cola and cities here in Georgia — Atlanta, Macon and to rehabilitate the industry 's declining reputation. f r a n k J McSWEEOAN...... C l r c u t S Z i l S X _8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug 11, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 11. 1966 — 9

WH Of the World FOCUS T BUSINESS Sales up AVEM QE INTEREST RATE - FIXED RATE MORTGAGES Use the latest equipment to secure home IIX Rate hi|(e sends waves Bv the Editors .5 percent phone is picking up. „ individual timers for each- room. of Consumer Reports A Consumer Reports’ electrical There’s an alternative — a central - 10. 5% of fear through market Consum er engineer evaluated the Sensor Alert in system that allows for independent If you’re frequently out of town, during July his home for a year. He found it easy to remote control. One model, the Radio you’re probably concerned about your By Marlann Caprino.. Reports set up and program using the unit’s Shack 61-2679, costs $40. 10% 0.83 percent, to close at 27,784.98 wqrry on a worldwide basis that home’s security. Consumer Reports’ The Associated Press ' touch keypad, and coirYpmer-voice Once programmed, the timer sends WASHINGTON (AP) - Retail as the dollar declined sharply everybody is competing, with engineers recently reported on a few against the yen. prompts. * on/off signals over the house wiring to £ sales, led by gains at auto interest rates as their weapon,” devices that can enhance its protec­ NEW VORK - Shock waves small modules (about $13 each) that^' In London, the Financial said Hugh Johnson, senior vice tion and lower your anxiety. The Sensor Alert sometimes trig­ showrooms and clothing stores, - 9 . 5% reverberating through world fi­ security system or other specialized you plug into your wall sockets. Plug Times-Stock Exchange 100-share president at First Albany Corp. Radio Shack’s Duofone Sensor Aiert gered an alarm when room tempera­ rose a moderate 0.5 percent in nancial markets in recent days sensor such as a water-level alarm. the lamps or appliances you want to index fell 22.7 points, or 1.2 Many of the nation’s major Cat. No. 43-166 wili give you, friendly ture was several degrees away from July, the government said today. reflect fears that the Federal And since the Sensor Alert is plugged control into the modules, and you’re percent, to 1,839.90 on Wednes­ trading partners have taken neighbors or accommodating kin the limits the engineer had set, but it The Commerce Department Reserve may have sdt off spiral­ day. In eariy trading today, share action recently to push up short­ into house current, it also can warn of all set. said that sales increased $632 - 9% some help in watching the house while was a tolerabie margin of error. The ing interest-rate Increases that prices moved moderately higher, term interest rates, albeit for blackouts (back-up batteries will million last month to a seasonally FEB I MAR I APR | HAt | JUN | JUL | you’re away. At $100, it’s an “ elec­ staffer found that, with just one phone Working a lamp’s switch lets you I will circulate around the globe. with the index up 6.3 points, or 0.3 different reasons. West Germany keep it functioning for at least three adjusted — but not inflation ■ I■I■I■I■I■I■I.1.1.1.1.11.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1,1.1.1.1 tronic watchman’’ that hooks up to hours during an outage). number programmed into the unit, it override its control module — to turn a "Until there is a clear-cut percent, to 1,846.2. is concerned that its currency has adjusted — $134;o billion. HSH AnoclalM external sensors and the phone line. If would dial only 15 times before giving light off, say, when the module says signal that the economies of the On Wall Street, the Dow Jones been losing value, while Britain is If the device detects something The increase was about in line it senses a problem, it diais a phone amiss, it will repeatedly dial up to four up. With the same number pro­ “ on.” You can also turn individual M O RTG AG E TR EN D S — Connecticut's average interest world are growing at a slower average of 30 industrials fell 44.99 working to hold down inflation. number and alerts someone. grammed into two memory slots, the modules on and off by hand, right with the expectations of econo­ pace, the bias is going to be points Wednesday to close at Rate hikes, for whatever rea­ phone numbers to deliver a brief mists. who watcH retail sales rate for adjustabie mortgages was 8.37 percent iast week, The Sensor Alert uses a built-in warning in a computer-synthesized machine will dial continually until from the timer. And you can use the up 0.03 percent from the previous week. The average rate toward higher (interest) rates,” 2,034.14 after losing more than 28 son, “ make markets fairly ner­ microphone to hear the wail of other someone responds. timer by hand to “ sweep” the house of closely for early indications of the says David Resler, chief econo­ points the previous day. Govern­ vous even though cooperation voice. After dialing, the device pauses strength of consumer demand. for fixed-rate mortgages was 10.53 percent, down 0.04 warning devices, such as a '^ o k e so that anyone answering the call can To give an empty house that liyed-in lights still burning pt bedtime. mist at Nomura Securities Inter­ ment bond prices dropped while among the major Western trad­ detector or burglar alarm. It’s also Most analysts have been saying percent. national Inc. But he doesn’t their yields soared to rates not ing nations hasn’t broken down,” phone the machine for a detailed look, cycling timers are essential. The Radio Shack unit turned things equipped with a probe to sense when PEOPLE the economy has been expanding expect an all-out rate war. spen since December. Johnson said. “ There’s nervous­ report. They turn on the lights at a designated on and off accurately at their pre-set too rapidly to sustain growth the indoor temperature rises or falls Chronic worriers can phone home In the long term, higher inter­ The markets began reeling ness that it could break down.” time. The illusion is more effective times. You can also set it for variable Mixed reviews for Harrison without inflation. They believe beyond pre-set levels; that could help anytime to hear the Sensor Alert’s est rates can work to stabilize Tuesday after the Fed unexpect- Interest rate coordination typi­ when you hook them up to several on/off cycles. A power failure won’t consumer demand must moder­ Home prices soaring avert frozen pipes in the wintertime. status report. The device even lets LONDON (AP) — Actor Rex Harrison stock and bond prices by calming edly announced a half- cally is uncertain. “ It’s an uneasy lamps in different parts of the house. throw its timing out of whack; it has a ate for manufacturers to have It has a connection for a home- worriers listen to whatever its micro­ inflation worries. But in the percentage-point increase in the alliance,” said Ronald Solberg, a But you don’t have to purchase backup battery. received mixed reviews for his first London enough capacity, to meet overseas stage performance in four years, “ The immediate aftermath of the discount rate. That put the fee the vice president and senior interna­ demand for U.S. exports, spurred Fed’s increase in its key lending Admirable Crichton.” on the West Coast Fed charges member banks for tional economist at Security by the devalued dollar. rate Tuesday, many traders “ He has now become a gently feathery short-term loans at 6.5 percent, Pacific National Bank in Los Sales for the first seven months By Dave Skidmore information to calculate appreci­ remained skittish. its highest level in more than two ^presence who potters benignly about with Angeles. Man-made restraints fence of the year were 6.5 percent The Associated Press ation rates was unavailable for On Wednesday in Tokyo, the years. “ The coordinated moves over little ofH|ie tenor bark that was once his Dr. Gott greater than the same period in two cities. already volatile Nikkei Index of Some said markets overseas the last two years were more the trademark,” Michael Billington wrote 1987. WASHINGTON - Home prices “ In energy producing areas of 225 selected issues plummeted were caught by surprise and result of individual vested inter­ Peter Gott, M.D. Wednesday in The Guardian. The July increase followed a 0.4 soared on the West Coast in the the country, we find housing is in 615.49 points — 2.2 percept of its overreacted. Many investors est rather than a gracious contri­ nature’s boundless beauty Harrison is cast in J.M. Barrie’s 1902 play as percent climb in June and an 0.8 April-June period, propelled by as much a doldrum as is the value. It closed at 27,554.87, its around the worid had assumed bution toward coordination,” he the Earl of Loam, a social “ radical” who percent rise in May. that region’s boom economy, economy in general,” Tuccillo biggest one-day loss since No­ the Fed would refrain from said. believes in reversing the class relationship Sales last month were led by a DEAR while prices lagged in depressed said. vember, in the wake of October’s taking any interest-rate action If interest rates become a DEAR ABBY: My ladyfriend between his own wealthy family and the 1.9 percent jump at automotive oil areas, a real estate trade The steepest declines from a Black Monday. until after November’s presiden­ drawing card for U.S. securities, ABBY: I re and I are senior citizens, having cently vacati­ servants they employ. dealers to $30.1 billion, the group said today. year ago were in Oklahoma City, But the Tokyo exchange tial election. some of the money siphoned out of both lost our mates. We each biggest climb since February, oned in the "The production’s sleepy course probably is The National Association of where the median resale price bounced back today, ^ with the But with the Fed’s decisive, Japan’s stock market could find maintain our own apartments. the consequence of casting Rex Harrison,” when auto sales shot up 2.0 Realtors said the median price of fell 12.7 percent to $56,900. San Nikkei gaining 230.11 points, or anti-inflation move, "there’s its way into American markets North Woods of When we go out for dinner or the Jeremy Kingston wrote in The Times of percent. Automotive sales had existing- single-family homes Antonio, Texas, was second with To squat or sit: Wisconsin and Dear Abby theater. I pay for both of us. Now was shocked at London. • climbed a modest 0.4 percent in jum ped to $204,000 in the a decline of 10.2 percent to $65,200, for the $64,000 question; We also June. the number of Abigail Van Buren Analf^im-Santa Ana area of followed by Baton Rouge, La., Toshiba to reduce U.S. operation go on trips together — some for a Southern California, a 20.1 per­ which dropped 6 percent to which is better? “ No Trespass- weekend: others are expensive Excluding autos, sales were up i n g ’ ' a n d ‘Cher — Uninhibited’ a scant 0.1 percent in July. cent increase when compared $64,000. TOKYO (AP) - Toshiba Ma­ Machine Co., America, based in “ We will try to protect the cruises and trips abroad for a with the second quarter of 1987.^ Nationally, prices rose 3.4 DEAR DR. GOTT: Millions of people all over the “ Keep Out” month or longer. I have been NEW YORK Sales at department and other chine Co., whose illegal exports to the Chicago suburb of Elk Grove interests of our locally hired general merchandise stores, Ix)s Angeles, with an apprecia­ percent to a median of $88,900, world defecate in a squatting position, yet no toilet signs I saw paying for both of us, but I think (AP) — Not to be the Soviet Union drew sharp Villege, has sales and mainte­ peple as much as possible,” said there. helped by hot weather related tion rate of 19.1 percent to meaning half of the houses sold criticism from the West last year, nance responsibilities in the Uni­ Yamaguchi. “ But eventually, the has ever been designed to accommodate this my iadyfriend shouid pay her own left out of the for more and half for less. I love nature and there were It's a little wordier than “ Keep buying, were up 0.2 percent to $175,600, ranked second in the said today it will cut its American ted States. It has 85 employees. 55 sales function of the U.S. unit will natural stance. Could this,be contributing to our way. lucrative name­ nation and San Francisco, with an The increase in the Anaheim- bowel problems? many birds, trees and flowers 1 Out,” but it shows a much more $15.2 billion in July after a strong operations in the face of restric­ of them locally hired, and offices inevitably be removed because She has never made a move in sake perfume busi­ increase of 15.5 percent to Santa Ana area made it the most DEAR READER: Interesting question. I think wanted to see more closely, but, generaous attitude concerning 1.4 percent increase a month tions on its U.S. exports. in Los Angeles. New York and we won’t be able to sell in the U.S. that direction aithough we are ness, Cher has $196,300, \«(as third. expensive area to buy a home, that the position during defecation is probably less nature knowing no man’s legal something that no one can ever earlier. "W e understand it is only a Toronto. Canada. for three years.” both financially able to pay for joined Sophia supplanting Honolulu, which was factor than the diet. In parts of the world where boundaries, they often lay within truly own — the beauty of nature. matter of time now that the (U.S. ourselves. Sales of durable goods, “ big “ Housing is mirroring the the costliest in the-first quarter. people squat, they also tend to eat far more someone’s fence, tangible or JENNIFER MORALES Loren, Elizabeth trade) bill will be signed and t^ke What do you think? ticket” items expected to last economy virtually all over the The medianfNice in Honolulu was roughage than we supposedly civilized people do. I implied. Taylor and Gloria effect,” said Hiroshi Yamaguchi, WEST PALM BEACH three or more years, were up 0.7 country,” said John A. Tuccillo, $198,700 iiy^the second quarter. It believe that dietary fiber plays an important role in ’This hoarding of nature’s gifts DEAR JENNIFER: Bless you Vanderbilt in the company’s senior spokes­ Our Fabulous Fall percent, solely on the strength of the trade group’s chief econo­ was followed by San Francisco. assisting people to evacuate. provokes me to suggest a differ­ Thy name is Generosity! How­ launching her own man. “ So, whether we like it or autos. mist. ” ... Where the economy is ’I'he metropolitan New York However, you’re right that we might be missing ent sign for these landowners: ever. I doubt if many landowners DEAR WEST: It’s proper to line of fragrance, not, we will have to trim down the Collection Has Hardware and building supply very, very good, we find that region whs fourth with,a median “ WELCOME UNINVITED would post such a sign. But those treat the lady to local dinners and “ Cher — Uninhi­ U.S unit sooner or later.” something here. In many underdeveloped coun­ stores reported a 1.8 percent drop housing is very, very good — that price of 9191,900, followed by Arrived! tries, women birth their babies while squatting. I GUESTS, please feel free to enter who do should station a nurse with entertainment, and she should bited.” in sales last month, on top of a 0.9 is the hot mark^s of the West Boston a^l82,900. If President Reagan signs the have been told that this is much less uncomfortable my property and share my smelling salts beside it. treat you occasionally, too. As for ‘ ‘Uninhibited percent decline in June. Coast, the Washington-Baltimore ^__LiOuisVille, Ky., kept its status omnibus trade bill as expected, than our traditional Western method of insisting natural resources. You are wel­ These days, "No Trespassing” cruises and trips abroad, since means something Featuring... Sales at furniture stores were area and some areas of New as the least costly housing area Toshiba Machine, which makes that women lie down. Some obstetricians are come as long as you take nothing and “ Keep Out” signs are written she can afford to pick up her own different to every England.” off 1.0 percent following S' 1.9 with a median price of $54,600 in and sells machine-tools, will be experimenting with the squatting position for away, leave nothing behind, and in two or three languages. And pit tab, she should. I realize it’s one of u s.... It can ■ Carry Back percent increase in June. However, although prices rose the April-June quarter. It was barred from exporting to the delivery. Perhaps this position will come to be defer to my wishes should I ask bulls are on the property to awkward to break a precedent, suit every wom­ Sales of non-durable goods, led in 44 of 62 metropolitan areas followed by Oklahoma City: United States for three years. ■ Barbara Barbara preferred for both birthing and defecation: then our you to leave. Thank vou." remind those who can’t read. but enough is enough. And an’s idea of by a 1.6 percent jump in sales at checked, they fell in 14 areas and Lansing, Mich., at $57,800; Grand The United States moved to toilets would become simply cultural curiosities. sometimes it’s too much. A ■ Anthony Sicari Cher fantasy,” Cher specialty clothii^ stores, were up were unchanged from a year ago Rapids, Mich., $58,300, and penalize Toshiba Machine for DEAR DR. GOTT: My mother is 56, 5 feet 11 and candid discussion is in order. told reporters 0.4 percent. in two areas. The historical Omaha, Neb., $58,700. selling milling machines to the ■ R & K 164 pounds. She recently had a bout with Data Bank Wednesday at the Plaza Hotel, adding that her Soviet Union that could be used to polycythemia that left her blind, and suffering from DEAR ABBY: This rather own definition might be “ running naked build quieter submarine severe pain in her wrists, knees and legs. No drugs nice-looking widow I know plays through the park.” propellers. touch the pain, and an antidepressant just makes bingo with a widower who always Michael Stern, president of Parfums Stern, lacocca and Ford were ‘buddies’ The Mphisticated m ac(r^ s her sleep. What do we do now? pays for her cards. Recently she said the fragrance will be available about than 40 years at the helm of the “ Thpy said that if I had stayed at NEW YORK (AP) — Chrysler are prombited from sale to Soviet DEAR READER: Polycythemia, an abnormal won the big one — $1,500! She was nation’s second-largest Ford, I would have been in a Career Confidence Nov. 1. Prices will range from $30 for a Corp. Chairman Lee lacocca says bloc countries by an international increase in the number of red blood cells, is thrilled, gave the man a kiss on 1.7- ounce eau de toilette spray to $300 for a he holds no grudges against automaker. comfortable ivory tower. ... By associated with thrombosis, the tendency of the Which do you think society values more, a getting canned in 1978 I got agreement of the Paris-based the cheek and said, “ Thank you! ’’ 1.7- ounce “deluxe perfume presentation.” Henry Ford II for firing him a lacocca, who rose to stardom in Coordinating Committee for Mul­ blood to clot too quickly. Therefore, your mother’s I think she should haWgiven ntffT thrown into a situation where I ^ 2 - 7 4 4 8 ? woman's career or a man’s career? decade ago, preferring to re­ the auto industry after creating tilateral Export Controls. problems could be secondary to her blood condition, half her winnings, don’t you? member the times when they became a leader.” m o p s at 0 if her blindness and joint pains were due to Leno sues over film the popular Mustang, was fired lacocca had few kind words to Reagan is expected to sigq the M a l e s F e m a le s She sees a younger man who went hunting, went to parties or after more than 20 years at Ford bill as early as next week. 43S Hartford Tpl».. thromboses in the tissues. can’t afford to spend money on say about Henry Ford II in his “ caroused Europe together.” Motor Co. in 1978. He has been at Toshiba Machine’s wholly- I think that your mother should see a hematolo­ A woman’s career her, so she takes advantage of LOS ANGELES (AP) — Comedian Jay Leno first book, “ lacocca; An Autobio­ Both equally A woman’s career Both equally Chrysler-since then and is cre­ owned U.S. subsidiary, Toshiba Hour*: M-W, Sal. 10-6 , Th. A F. 10>9 pitcher Dave Bidwell center field that scored him and leadership at New York group known as the National in his 15 years with the Health struck out left fielder Tom second baseman Ralph Gian- University. Black Americans for Bush. Cam­ Department. Meucci with runners on first and santi. Giansanti reached base Without mentioning Bush by paign aides said it would include “ I don’t think it’s the type of third and a full count. name, the Masssachusetts gover­ MAGIC FESTIVAL — "The Great situation that needs (local) regu­ after his dribbler down the third about 100 blacks, including office­ annuai magic festival sponsored by “ It was a hell of a ballgame,” nor sought to portray himself as a lations,” Salcius said. base line was touched by third holders and prominent black Kovari" a Hungarian born magician who Abbott’s Magic Manufacturing Co. The said Moriarty Coach Gene John­ chief executive who would not Joanne Cannon, community baseman Pete Bartlew.ski before Republicans. performs in London, England, shows off son. “ I was nervous. I ’m always tolerate waste in the Pentagon festival draws about one thousand health nurse with the town Health it went foul. On Wednesday, Dukakis helped to magicians in Coion, Mich, at the 51st professional and amature magicians. nervous until the last one goes Newington narrowed the lead and would "clean up the mess” in to break ground for a new sewage Department, said some laborato­ .down.” military procurement. ries and agencies, including the to 3-1 in the bottom half of the plant to help clean up Boston third inning when shortstop Mike “ We’ve got to have a real Health Department, send used Moriarty captured the title Harbor, a $6 billion undertaking Mangiafico homered to right leader in the White House who that is also the largest public syringes to Manchester Memor­ after winning the regular season will insist that, when it comes to Magicians worldwide materiaiize ial Hospital for disposal, but championship with a 24-6 record. center off of Hill. Newington," works undertaking in Massachu­ which managed five hits, did not our national security, we’ re going setts history. others dispose of them After six innings of domination score again until Marut’s home to make our decisions based not In response to Republicans who themselves. over Newington, the defending on what’s good for one company Sharp objects, including nee­ playoff champion, Moriarty went run in the seventh. had pummeled him for deciding Newington Coach Dave Sacco or one military service or one in smaii town for magic festivai dles used at the hospital and by into the bottom of the seventh and in his first term as governor to said his team, which beat Mor­ political party but on what’s good the town for flu clinics are put in ;last inning with a 4-1 lead. delay efforts to end the pollution COLON, Mich. (AP) — Residents have staged iarty 22-7 during their first for America,”” Dukakis said in his problems there, Dukakis said: located on the town’s main street, Blackstone “ rigid” plastic containers, sealed ;However, a home run by pinch their annual disappearing act as magicians from Avenue. meeting in the double-elimination prepared text. ’ ’Nobody could really tell us what and sent to the landfill, said Sue -hitter Mark Marut cut the lead to CHAMPIONS — around the world materialized for the magic tournament, may have been able “ The test of a successful to do to clean up this place. There The magicians began arriving early in the Cavaliere, a nurse epidemiologist ;4-2 and necessitated the removal festival that put this tiny village on the map. to win if Marut had not been late Moriarty Brothers’ defense policy isn’t how much were very respected people, week, some setting up booths in the "demonstra­ with Manchester Memorial of starling pitcher Ken Hili for ’ ’Most of the local folks plan their vacations for getting to Parker Field. Marut money we spend; it’s how much tion room” — the elementary school’s gymna­ Hospital. Bidwell. catcher Rick Mur­ experts in the field, who this week and take off,” said Greg Bordner, was 15 minutes late because of security we buy,” the Demo­ disagreed.” sium — to show their newest tricks and sell their At the hospital, pathological A walk and a fwo-out single by ray and pitcher president of Abbott’s Magic Manufacturing Co., trick cards, scarves and handcuffs, trouble getting to the game, and cratic presidential nominee said. Bush campaign manager Lee waste is incinerated, but other second baseman-first baseman which sponsors the 51-year-old festival and bills his lateness cost him a spot in the Dave Bidwell cele­ Bordner recalls how magicians David Copper- waste, including soiled bandages, ;Gino Caro put runners on first and Atwater nonetheless added itself as the largest manufacturer of magic tricks starting lineup. Sacco said. field and Doug Henning attended the festival are put in double plastic bags and ;third. and set up the exciting brate the team’s 4-2 another slam on Wednesday, in the world. If Marut. whose homer easiiy Duke hopes years ago, “ when they were just two more kids in covered over at the landfill, she 'finale between Bidwell and saying: ” lf it takes the governor ’’There’s no question we get a lot of strange cleared the fence, was starting. victory over the the crowd.” said. .Meucci. of Massachusetts 11 years to people here — throwing fire around and sticking Newington probably would have “ We’ve never had a complaint Newington Capit- to raise funds clean up his own harbor, Ameri­ cards to the ceilings,” Bordner said Wednesday, Franz Harary, 26, who designs illusions for After gaining two quick strikes come to us for the way our trash is scored more runs, he said. cans must question his commit­ the first day of the four-day festival. magician David Copperfield and such entertain­ on Meucci, Bidwell ran the count ois Wednesday to handled to my knowledge, ’ ’ Cava­ Hill was the winner, whiie Rich ment to the even larger environ­ About 1,000 amateur and professional magi­ ers as Michael Jackson and Alice Cooper, moved to three balls and two strikes. The in state today liere said. took the loss. Hill struck out four, capture the Greater mental questions which face our cians, ranging from illusionists and ventrilo­ four years ago from his hometown of Ann Arbor players and the crowd held their' , Medical waste disposal is regu­ walked one and hit one batter in Hartford Twilight nation.” quists to the guy who pulls rabbits out of a hat at to Hollywood, but he wouldn’t think of missing breaths as Bidwell delivered a picking up the victory. lated by the Department of HARTFORD (AP) — Demo­ Bush jumped to the defense of birthday parties, flock each year to this rural the Colon festival. •fastball down the heart of the Moriarty managed six hits with League Champion­ Environmental Protection, Cava­ cratic presidential candidate Mi­ his boss on Wednesday, saying community near the Indiana border. plate. Chotiner gathering two of them “ This place is like a mecca. The biggest guys liere said, but many institutions ship. At right, chael S. Dukakis hopes to raise Reagan has not altered his stance About 3,000 others — three ttipei the town’s ■ Meucci stood there, silently, as o from all over are here,”, said Harary, who voluntarily follow suggestions $750,000 to $1 million during a on the issues or made personnel population — come for the magic shOws, which the umpire called the third strike M O R IA R T Y B R O T H E R S (4) — Rev Moriarty’s pitching attended his first festival M3 years ago after and policies from other agencies, swing through Connecticut today. decisions to help Bush in the fall include a special appearance each year by to end the game and give nolds dt) 4-0-0-0, Glonsontl 2b 4-1-1-1, coach, Mike M c­ discovering a magic trick in a box of cereal. including the federal Centers for Chotiner 1b 4-2-1-2, Gllho cf 3-0-M. Democratic State Chairman John campaign. magician Harry Blackstone Jr. Blackstone’s Moriarty the championship. "Abbott’s is like a part of me.” Disease Control and the Occupa­ M u rra y c 3-0-1-0, Crowley rf 3-0-0-0. Donald, right, F. Droney Jr. said. ’’Almost everything the presi­ famous father, Harry Blackstone Sr., spent “ I had to throw a strike,” said Chopulls If 2-0-0-0, Peterson 3b 3-0-0-0, The Massachusetts governor dent does, he gets asked a While Harary swaps secrets with established tional Safety and Health Sulllyon $s 2-M-O, HMI p 0-0-00, Bidwell punches the air in summers here and introduced Australian performers from Japan, England and Czechoslo­ Bidwell. “ I didn’t want to walk p O-O-O-O. Totols 27-4-4-4. will attend a private fund-raiser question, ’Are you doing this to Administration. magician Percy Abbott to the area. In 1934, vakia, Jim Caputo just wants to learn a new card him.” victory after the in New Canaan and a private help George Bush?’ or ‘Are you But some hospitals or institu­ N E W IN G T O N (2) — Reynolds dh Abbott founded the magic company, now a trick or a slicker way to pull a rabbit out of a hat. With the game on the line. 3-0-0-0, Coro 2b-1b 4-0-1-0. Meucci If reception at the Parkview Hilton doing this because of ’88?’ and I tions abide by no laws or policies, final strike. Second successful mail-order operation, with Bordner’s Caputo, a research chemist at Upjohn Co. in Bidwell went with his best pitch 3-0-1-0, Beaudoin rf 3-0-0-0, Bortlewsld Hotel in Hartford. Guests will pay guess it’s just that time of year,” as used bandages and syringes in 3b 3-0-0-0, Klore 2b O-O-O-O, Nevins 1b father, Recil Bordner. Kalamazoo, does magic shows at children’s and it was faithful to him. But was 3-0-1-0, Gonzales c 2-0-0-0, Marut ph baseman Ralph $1,000 each "to shake hands with Bush said in Washington. the ocean and on beaches in the The loca^^restaurant, Blackstone Inn, is birthday parties on weekends. he nervous before delivering the 1-1-1-1, M angiafico ss 2-1-1-1, Rich Giansanti is at left. the next president of the United Reagan recently picked two Northeast shows. Beaches from final blow? O-O-O-O, Snedicker p O-O-O-O. Tofois North Carolina to New England 24-2-5-2. States,” Droney said Wednesday. people close to Bush for Cabinet “ Yeah, you have to be.” M oriarty 102 010 0— 4-4-0 Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald The money raised will go into jobs — investment banker Nicho­ have been closed sporadically Bidwell said. “ If you’re not Newington 001 000 1— 2-5-1 this summer as waste continues Hill. Bidwell (7) and M urray. Rich, the Democratic Party’s Victory las Brady for Treasury and nervous, you shouldn’t play.” Snediker (5) and Gonzales. Fund, which is used to support former Pennsylvania Gov. Ri­ to wash ashore. Moriarty Brothers controlled WP-HIII. LP-RIch. presidential campaign activities chard Thornburgh for attorney Elcterly Drought Despite the littered beaches, of state parties around the general. And he named a His­ federal Environmental Protec­ country,"Droney said. panic to head the Education From page 1 From page 1 tion Agency officials said Tues­ Dukakis will also meet with a Department just weeks after day the agency has no plans to impose regulations on medical Manchester Legion ousted from state tournament number of Democratic town Bush promised to put a Hispanic chairmen and members of the in his Cabinet. shopping or errands, a skilled Other action the elderly can waste disposal. will get $12,000 because the sixth. Southpaw Jeff Allen re­ thing to hit and walked him Deniocratic State Central Com­ Bush also lobbied Reagan to nurse would takeoverduring that take. Rice said, is to buy a The Connecticut D E P is devel­ Bv Jim Tierney week. New London struck quickly off two runs in the fifth. Jimmy drought baked all 420 acres of lieved Maguire after the sixth. forcing in Gancarz. mittee during a 45-minute recep­ allow a plant-closing notification time. long-term insurance policy. Com­ oping regulations to implement Manchester Herald Limited to seven hits. Manches­ Post 102 starter and loser Pal Penders led off with a single off wheat, barley and oats on his “ Pat Maguire kept us in the “ Donny, the previous time, had tion at the new Legislative Office bill to become law and to veto a But 80 hours a year is only about panies such as Aetna Insurance laws regarding the disposal of ter suffered a 7-3 defeat to New Maguire with two runs in each of winning pitcher Kevin Farquhar. .farm near Menoken, N.D. game,” Morency stated. hit the ball hard. They gave him Building in Hartford. Droney $299.5 billion defense authoriza­ one-and-a-half hours a week, she Co., Prudential Insurance Com­ medical waste. The laws are EAST LYME — The memories London and took an early exit the first two frames. In the first. Don Sauer followed by unloading “ It won’t be like a crop, but it’s Now trailing 6-2 in the eighth. respect,” Morency said. Keith said. tion bill. said. pany and American Express scheduled to take effect Oct. 1. of the 1988 American Legion State from the state tourney. Post 102 Sal Tinnerello lined the first of his a two-run home run over the left better than nothing,” said the Post 102 had its best opportunity Hobby struck out to end the "You can’t even get in your car offer long-term insurance but it’s Current laws are being critic­ Baseball Tournament will be wound up with an overall record four hits to centerfield for a base field fence and the score was now 53-year-old farmer. of the game to tighten the affair. threat. Santoro struck out the side and go to a supermarket.” she expensive and there are many ized by state Attorney General brief and bitter for Manchester of 26-15. New London, the Zone 7 hit. Consecutive walks to Rob 5-2. The White House said Reagan Pinch-hitter Ryan Barry led off in the Manchester ninth. said, adding that a minimum of qualifiers. He believes the insu­ Joseph Lieberman, who says they Post 102. champs, will meet West Haven, a Simoni and Brian Mercado Sauer, a senior-to-be at Howell would sign the bill in the White with a single to right field off Farquhar had three hits while three to four hours of respite care rance companies are aiming at are inadequate because no dis­ On the heels of an opening- 5-0 winner over Waterbury, today loaded the bases with one out. A Cheney Regional Vocational Convention housing House Rose Garden today. His Technical School, had two hits Santoro. Pinch-hitter Ken Gan- Mercado and Simoni added two is more realistic. the 25- or 30-year-old who are at signature aiready had been tinction is made between medical round 8-2 loss to Waterbury at 5 p.m. Berlin defeated New fielder’s choice by Bob Nenna and drove in all three Manchester carz then grounded to second each. In addition, in order to qualify less of a health risk than the assured. waste and other types of waste. Tuesday night in the double­ London. 1.5-13. in the opening drove in the first New London run runs, “ He (Sauer) had an out­ baseman Casey O’Neill, whose for the respite care benefit, she elderly. Farm organization leaders said Lieberman has asked for stric­ elimination tourney. Manchester round. and a single by Jeff Hartmann NEW LONDON (7) — Podeszwa ss rented at high ^ice knocked in the second. standing game.’’ Morency throw to second drew shortstop 5-0-1-0, Tinnerello 1b 5-4-4-1, Sim oni c said, a patient must be in a “ How many people at 25 or 30 the bill — the most expensive ter fines and a law requiring had its back against the wall "Have bat will travel. That’s 4- 2-2-1, Mercodo If 3-0-2-2, Nenna 3b praised. Chris Podeszwa off the bag. Yet condition whereby he or she are even thinking about going into disaster relief measure ever manufacturers of medical pro­ when it faced New London, the been our motto all year long and In the bottom of the second, two 5- 041-1, Hartm ann cf 441-1-1, SusI rf NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Carol Farquhar went six innings, umpire Mike Liappes signalled 3- 0-041, Farquhar p 4-1-341, Santoro b ment ready to live in imme­ cannot perform two aspects of a nursing home.” he said. enacted for agriculture — won’t ducts to put lot numbers on their three-time defending state Le­ we didn’t have the bat today,” hits, a wild pitch, a stolen base Wilkerson scandalized her gave up five hits, walked four and Barry out. 0-0-041, Freitas pr 0-00-0, O 'Neill 2b diately, she noted. daily living without help. These David Rich, regional sales be enough to keep all financially products. gion champion, in a losers’ Manchester Coach Dave Mor- and a Manchester error pushed 4- 0-0-0. Totals 37-7-13-4. mother by renting her house for struck out six before giving way Keith DiYeso. who was 3-for-4, MANCHESTER (1) — Price cf 4-04MI, “ The biggest task is gathering might include bathing, dressing, manager of AMEX Life Assu­ squeezed farmers in business. bracket game Wednesday after­ ency said. “ I give a lot of credit to across two more runs for New $2,500 during the week of the GOP individual pieces — flower pie­ to Scott Santoro, who notched the singled to center, moving Gan- Stanford 34M14I, B arry ss 2-0-1-0, Laurl- eating or going to the toilet, she rance Company on North Main “ If a farm er has been strug­ noon at East Lym e High School. New London. They’ re aggressive London, which added a run in the nltls rf 3-04M1, Goncorz rf 2-14141, D IY eso national convention. save. “ We needed a good pitching carz to second. After Neal ces, pots and pans, Corelle said. Street, says, “ Entering a nursing gling these past few years Labor office In a mirror-like image of the at the plate as on defense. I take fourth for a 5-0 bulge. 1b 441-3-0, Schackner 3b 4-0-041, Penders "She said, ‘Repubiicans? dishes,” said Carol Rockhold, performance and I thought Kevin Schackner struck out, Penders c 2-1-1-0, Sauer If 3-1-2-3, Hobby 2b In general, Daubert feels many home is the single event in an will not allow him income to ^ y Waterbury game. Post 102 fell my hat off to them. It’s a good “ It’s always important to get 34M)-0, M aguire p 1-0-0-0, Allen p 0-041-0, You’ re renting your house to (Farquhar) did very well for six reached on an error by Podeszwa representative for corporate elderly people aren’t aware of the older person’s life that would use down debt and interest," said closed Friday behind early — 5-0 after four ballclub.” the jump in the losers’ bracket,” Legnard ph 041-041, Moteya ph O-O-O-O. REPUBLICANS?’ apartments at Tonti Manage­ New London Coach Jim O’Neill innings.’ O'Neill said. to load the bases foV Sauer. After New London 220 101 Olx— 7-13-1 limits of the provision just as up all their savings.” John Leininger, spokesman for innings — and never redisco­ The last time Manchester was Manchester 000 020 010-3-7-2 “ My mother's a dyed-in-the- ment Corp. A Mercado single knocked in O’ Neill went to the mound. many aren’t fully aware of the However, Rich said a require­ the 33,000-member North Dakota ’The state Department of L a­ vered the offensive punch which in the state Legion tournament said. Farquhar, Sontoro (71 ond Simoni. wool Democrat from New York,” She said her recent 80-hour Tinerello, who had doubled, in the Santoro didn’t give Sauer any­ Maguire, Allen (7) and Penders. limits of Medicare, she said. ment for obtaining insurance for Farmers Union. “ We are defi­ bor’s office at 806 Main St. will be guided it to the Zone 8 title last was in 1985. Post 102 got on the board with said Mrs. Wilkerson. weeks often have included 12 "M edicare beneficiaries think long-term health care is that the nitely going to see some farmers closed all day Friday so that Actually, the house is being hours a day spent driving to Medicare would cover every­ insured is in good health. leave, I am sure.” interior improvements can ^ rented by a small Washington, various discount houses to find all thing, until they get sick. Then “ Calling from the hospital According to the Farmers carried out, according to a D.C., communications company of the little things that go into Kings’ coach heads back to L.A. they find out it isn’t true,” she room is not going to get you the Union, a farm er with an average department spokesman. for two couples and two single Softbaii tourney under way furnishing a corporate said. “ They’re ill, they’re frail coverage,” he said. wheat yield of 30 bushels an acre The office will reopen for women who will install and apartment. and they’re weak. But what can U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy, who harvested nothing this year regular hours on Monday. ; The annual Town Slow Pitch Softball Double two each. For HPM, Kevin Schaffer and Pete maintain phone lines in the She wouldn’t say who was they do about it?” . D-Mass., has proposed a long­ shouid receive at least $42 an acre The office handles unemploy­ • Elimination Tournament got under way Wednes­ Devanney ripped three hits each while Bill to make plans for his new loy’ Superdome during the convention renting from Tonti, other than One action the elderly can take. term insurance bill, but many in disaster aid. The payment ment compensation claims. day night with four teams from each of the three Frattaroli, Skip Moreau and Rich Rabe had two there, Mrs. Wilkerson said. that most were electronic support Rice said, is to take advantage of legislators and advocates for the would go up to about $92 an acre if divisions in action. In A Division action at hits each. WOLFEBORO, N.H. (AP) — before deciding how to use him. could win as much as we did. Now The company — she couldn’t people for the news media, or a state law, the Transfer of Assets elderly believe that is far from the farm er had federal crop Robertson Park, Manchester Cycle dumped Robbie Ftorek is like the neigh­ "Our team likes to use short we’ve added a guy who’s used to recall its name — is one of many what they were paying. * to Prevent Spousal Impoverish­ C DIVISION: Scott Linsenbigler, Mike Linsen- becoming law. insurance. Mancheter Medical Supply, 8-1, while Sports­ borhood kid who unexpectedly shifts, and I know that's not the winning.” renting houses or apartments But she did say she had rented ments, that became effective in Ijigler and Dan Wright cracked three hits each While Daubert thinks Con­ The same fanner harvesting a man’s Cafe defeated Bray Jewelers, 6-1. finds himself with the biggest toy way he’s played in the past,” The Kings, who have had only during the convention Aug. 15-18. more than 200 apartments in July of 1987. for Nutmeg while Tom Orlowski and Stave gress’s efforts were noble, she normal crop would earn about RENTAL In B Division action at Fitzgerald Field, on Christmas Day. Ftorek said, adding that the six winning seasons since joining Most apartments are being suburban Metairie for the con­ The law allows a person to hold Wierzibicki added two apiece. For Edwards, Tim believes there is much lacking. $114 per acre, based on market Tierney's routed the Elks, 15-3, while Highland Ftorek heads back to Los Kings, “ will have to find people to the NH L in 1967. finished 30-42-8 rented to the news media, leasing vention. Most of the tenants came on to the couple’s assets after a Weeks and Joe Cameron had two each. Glen "In all fairness to Congress, I prices this spring, Leininger said. Park Market bagged Arm y and Navy, 14-4. In C Angeles today to figure out how complement him.” last season, but were only one specialists say. after the Democratic National spouse enters a nursing home, he Koehler laced four hits for Gibson’s while John think they tried to do the best they Farmers wili have to purchase CARS Division action at Pagan! Field. Nutmeg that "to y” — superstar Wayne Besides his scoring skills. game under .500 after Ftorek took The CBS and NBC television Convention in Atlanta ended July said. Medicare provides for long­ Burger, Jack Shannon and Mike Santacroce could with it.” she said. “ But it’s federal crop insurance for 1989 to Mechanical Services held off Edwards-347,13-10, Gretzky — will fit in with his Gretzky brings with him the over for Mike Murphy. networks have rented about 30 22, she said. term care only If an elderly added three each. Pat Vignone and Mel Bidwell not going to be enough.” be eligible for disaster payments. and Gibson’s Gym beat Mudville Nine, 12-7. rebuilding Kings. attitude of a Stanley Cup cham­ apartments for their staffs in Mrs. Wilkerson’s tenants are person is indigent. Daily added two hits each. For Mudville, Mark Curry Ftorek also foresees a new It's a problem the coach is pion — something that the Kings luxury complexes converted coming Friday. Previously, the state would put had three hits while Jeff Phelan, Crescent enthusiasm among local fans that A DIVISION: Rick Costello cracked three hits looking forward to dealing with. lack. from warehouses within walking She said she used their rent a lleuon the person’s home. If the Weekly DeCiantis and John McCarthy collected two hits he hopes will carry onto the ice. for Manchester Cycle while Tony Zimmerman, " I talked to a couple players “ He knows how to win. what it distance of the Superdome, said check to get some renovations bouse'^ were to be sold, the lien each. Since their inception, the Kings Ed Kowal and Darren DlMartino added two last night and they’re excited. takes to win, and that’s a Brenda Boettner, leasing direc­ done before they arrived. would have to be paid. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Monthly have been an afterthought on Los each. Bob Fish had two hits in defeat. Russ Shea, TONIGHT’S GAMES: A Division. Glenn They talked about attitude and contagious thing.” Ftorek said. tor at Downtown Locators. “ We had the whole house While a transfer of assests Angeles’ sporting scene — linger­ Mike Gile, Jim Beebe and Rich Doherty led Construction vs. MAK Co.. 6 p.m.. Charter Oak; getting more out of players.” “ Wayne’s presence is going to Although the apartments are repainted, replastered, and we’re could be made under the old Rates ing in the background while the INSURANSMHS s i n c e: Sportsman’s with two hits apiece. No player on Lathrop Insurance vs. The Outdoor Store. 7:30 Ftorek said Wednesday before improve the other players. Magic leased for a month, the networks getting new drapes,” she said. ruling, it had to be done two years Bray's had more than one hit. headlines went to the basketball p.m.. Charter Oak. leaving his summer home to head (Johnson) does it, (Larry) Bird are paying three months’ rent — “ It’s great. The house is 100 years ahead. Rice said. Under the new Lakers, the baseball Dodders and 1914 646-0128 B Division. Washington Social Club vs. west to get ready for the upcom­ does it. (Roger) Clemens does it. $3,240 for one bedroom and $4,590 old and there’s always work to do. law, the transfer could be imme­ B DIVISION: Mike Byam ripped four hits for the football Rama and Raiders. Telephone Society, 6 p.m., Nike: Main ing season. When they watch Wayne suit up, for two — because the company But the economy has been bad in diate. he said. Tierney’s, including two home runs, while Tom Pub/MMH vs. Allied Printing, 7:30 p.m., Nike. Ftorek. 36. who played against they’ll strap them (skates) on a But since the announcement of -won’t accept shorter corporate New Orleans and we’d been The law applies to the home Fortin, Mike Falkowski and Matt Falkowski LYNCH C Division, Center Congo vs. Allstate Business Gretzky in both the NH L and the little tighter because he does,” the trade on Tuesday, the phones rehtals, she said. putting the work off.” actually lived in and not to a 649-5241 Loosing a Rontol added three apiece. Paul Madore, Jeff Barter Machines. 6 p.m., Robertson; Thrifty Package World Hockey Association before Ftorek said. have been ringing off the book at . Downtown Locators has to rent She said several of her friends second home or vacation home, 65 E. CaiitM’ StrgMt and Jeff D’Angona chipped in with two safeties 346 Center Street Store vs. L.M. Gill, 7:30 p.m., Robertson. turning to coaching, said he also “ A lot of sports is mental. Last the Kings’ offices with callers furniture, buy sheets and dishes also are renting their houses for he said. There is also a provision each. For Elks, Mike Dolter and Ken Acelin had MaNdMBtfr, CT. planned to sit down with Gretzky year, our players didn’t think we inquiring about season tickets. and otherwise make the apart­ the week. for some money, assets, he said. _____ M anchester K — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 11, 1988 MANCHESTER...... ^ I^RALD, ------1------Thyrsoay,Y ------«f ------Aug. /'. jHS — 13 Molitor muscles Brew Crew past Sox ■ A wild and wonderful week fishing the Missouri f^iver

MILWAUKEE (AP) - If he best. brought left-hander Teddy Higu- hard to do against a team like t | What a fantastic week. Have to tell you about it. and yours truly, had a ball fishing gras.shopper traveled through at least six national fore.sts, and isn’t careful, Paul Molitor could “We joked about it in spring era, 8-8. his first victory in three Brewers.” With the forest fires spreading, Joyce and I left take over the home run lead on a imitations on the water. We lost quite a few fish then into Rawlins, Wyo., a short distance from the training. I was talking to (coach) weeks. “On Leonard’s homer it w8 Yellowstone Park early Sunday morning and because the bottom of the river is covered with Colorado border. team that is last in the American Andy Etchebarren and told him “I’ve never been a home run just a bad pitch. I just misfired, | headed north to Helena, Mont. We drove through a League in homers. J o e ’s weedbeds. and the minute a fish felt the hook, it The trip down to the border had a super bonus for this year I was going to hit .240 hitter in my career,” Molitor was low and in,” he said. haze of smoke so thick, you couldn’t see the would sound for the bottom. So. right after a strike, The Milwaukee Brewers’ lea- with 30 homers,” Molitor said said. “But the times I have hit mountains just a short distance from the road. us. The country is wild, flat for a good part of the doff batter is in the middle of a The Red Sox lost for the sixtl W o r l d the rod and our arms. had to go high over our heads time, and covered with sagebrush. And all along after the fourth multi-homer them, tMly seem to come in We arrived in Helena via snnaller state roads, to keep the fish above the weedbeds. Joyce Garman power surge with five homers in game of his career and first in two bunches.!’’ time in their last eight gamesj instead of following interstate highways, and saw Joe Garman the way we saw groups of antelope. Some with last 12 games, including two years. falling four games behind Detroif lost a truly magnificent trout that bored right for young ’uns still nursing. Stopping the car to try and “For me a bunch is four or five some really wild and beautiful country. the bottom, and there was nothing she could to to Wednesday night as the Brewers , "But it’s not realistic to change in a month. I can’t explain that in the American League East.l The trip to Helena had a twofold purpose. One, to take picturas was almost a lesson in futility, llie rallied to an 8-3 victory over the what has been successful for you part of it. I’m not doing anything They had a 3-0 lead and 11 hits off! hold it. grazing animals never looked up as we whizzed by, Boston Red Sox. Higuera in the seven innings hef do an audio tape on Atlantic salmon fishing with over a number of years, ^m e differently, just trying to h|t the Gary LaFontaine (a former Nutmegger), and After a super day, we thanked the LaFontaines, but the minute the car slowed down, their heads Molitor, the only Brewer bat­ guys are fortunate they are able ball as consistently hs I can and pitched. and Bradshaws, and headed to Twin Bridges, came up, and if the car stopped, they were off ting over .300, now has nine . “If we’re going to have a slump, j second, to fish the Missouri River. We had heard whitefish, making hay while the hatch was on. But to do both, hit for average and not think about home runs,” he ' ?onie really great things about this stream. Montana, to spend a few hours_with the gang at the immediately. homers this season. That ties him home run. But if I tried to do that, let’s have it now,” Smithson said hooking them was something else. said. Well, the taping went well. Then Gary’s partner, Winston Rod Co. headed by friend Tom Morgan. Arrived in Basalt. Colo., and finished the Frying for third, just four behind team my run production overall would Smithson had to be thinking The Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in ^ Looking at the pods of feeding fish, one would leader Rob Deer. Milwaukee, as a Stan Bradshaw, who also guides on the Missouri, think it was going to be a lead pipe cinch. Forget it. Morgan, after hearing the route we were going to Pah River today. The river is small, fast, and go down and my average would about homers, however, because the second on a single by Ellis ] take to go to Colorado, through our automobile rocky, but we managed to get a few nice fish. team, has hit only 78 homers. suffer,” he said. he also gave up a two-run shot to Burks and run-scoring doubles by ' took Joyce and me on a truly fine float trip down a Even with size 20 tiny flies, those fish did not come But not to worry. Molitor is not Molitor had a solo homer in the portion of the river. easy. club, tos.sed interstate routes out the window, and We’re 5,700 and some odd miles down the road, Jeffrey Leonard, who entered the Todd Benzinger and Jim Rice. sent us on our way, over smaller state roads, into going to be swinging for the fourth inning and a three-run shot game in a 6-for-45 slump. Boston made it 3-0 in the fourth There was a "Trico” hatch all up and down the Under Bradshaw’s expert tutelage I did mahage and we’re still going strong. More next time about fences with less than 50 games to in the fifth, both off Boston loser “I got my butt kicked tonight,” on consecutive two-out singles by section of water we floated, and I have to say, I to hook first, a nice 17-inch rainbow trout, that put parts of Idaho, south to Rawlins. Wyo. Colorado. go this season. He’sa .300 hitter in Mike Smithson. said Smithson, 6-4. “In the middle Spike Owen. Rick Cerone and have never in all my life seen so many fish sipping up a helluva bout. Releasing the fish, I worked the Down through Montana, to Rexburg. Idaho, over his 11-year career and has 104 The second homer highlighted innings, I was trying to throw Wade Boggs before the Brewers these tiny flies from the surface. In fact, a couple of y water for quite a while, and just managed to get but to Jackson. Wyo.. and on into Rawiins. we covered Joe Garman, a Manchester resident for many homers. He knows what he does a four-run Brewer rally that breaking stuff for strikes which is went deep. times, what I perceived to be small rapids or runs, two more ’bows, before the hatch ended. some of the most beautiful, exciting, wild, years, is a recognized authority on the subject of turned out to be pods of rainbows, and also Then it was grasshopper time, Joyce, Bradshaw, everfhanging country, we had ever seen. We bamboo fly rods and the sport of fly fishing. Blue Jays fly high; shut out Yankees Biondi swims to record, NEW YORK (AP) - Every The Yankees, losers in six of The Blue Jays remained in fifth earned run average to 2.78. Ht IN BRIEF now and then, the underachieving their last eight games, were shut place, 12 games behind the held leadoff man Rickey Hendei;- Toronto Blue Jays get a chance to out for only the second time this division leader. They are .57-58 son. No. 3 hitter Don Mattingly MHS practice schedule gains spot in 5 events see their potential. But it only season and dropped 4>A games and are looking to get over .500 for and cleanup man Jack Clark to a Manchester High School has announced makes the players wonder about behind the first-place Detroit the first time since April 24th. collective O-for-IO, its fall sports practice schedules. The AUSTIN. Texas (AP) - Matt join Biondi in the Olympic 100. what went wrong this season. Tigers in the American League when they were 9-8. They have not "My only goal before the game Biondi .set the first world record “With the talent wehavehere.” following are the dates and times for each Jacobs was followed by Tffin East. They are now 0-35 in games won more than six straight this was to keep Henderson off thg sport: football — team meeting. Aug. 21. 6 at the U.S. Olympic swimming Jager.of Topanga. Calif., in 49.88 catcher Ernie Whitt said, “we they trail after seven innings. season and they did that only bases,” the left-hander said. should'have run off streaks of 10. p.m.. Aug, 22 — conditioning week; boys’ trials Wednesday night and won and Troy Dalbey of San Jose. The Yankees kept their club­ once. “When he gets on. bad things the 106-meter freestyle to assure Calif., in 49.91, Dalbey finished 11 or 12 in a row. We’ve had the house closed for 45 minutes after soccer — Aug. 29, 8 a.m.: girls’ soccer — “It’s been a very disappointing happen. He makes Mattingly. Aug. 27, 10 a.m.: girls’swimming — Aug. himself of a spot in a i least five ahead of Biondi in the 200 feeling all season we could do the game — 25 minutes for a team season,” Barfield said. “We’ve Clark and (Dave) Winfield aO events at Seoul. freestyle final after Biondi set an that, break out, and make a run at meeting and 20 minutes for a never been able to recover from better hitters. He’s their 29, 6 p.m.: girls’ cross country. Aug. 29 (no time given): boys’ cross country, Aug. 29.6 Biondi e.stablished a world American record in the prelims. the league leaders. We’re still cooling off period. the problems we had in spring accelerator.” Janet Evans of Placentia. trying. But we’ haven’t had any “What was said is my busi­ training. We started on a sour Key pitched out of his bigge.st p.m.. Aug. 30 Alumni Fun Run (Wickham mark of 48.42 seconds in the 100 Park); volleyball — Aug. 29 (no time freestyle, lowering his own stand­ Calif., who .set an American consistency. None of us ha ve been ness,” Yankees manager Lou note and kept going. Wc went jam in the fourth, escaping a record in winning the 400 individ­ able to figure it out. It’s just been Piniella said curtly. “It’s be­ given). ard by .32 seconds. He dominated from a close-kint group to a team two-out, bases loaded situation by a fast field so thoroughly that he ual medley on Monday, qualified a strange season.” tween me and my players. I’ll just with a lot of dissension. And we retiring Joel Skinner on a routine for her second Olympic event Jimmy Key and reliever Tom coasted to the wall and still easily say it wasn’t a chewing-out or haven’t handled it very well.” groundout to shortstop. Midget registration smashed the record. with a victory in the 400 free.style Henke combined on a six-hitter ripping-meeting. We just shared Key, 7-2, won his first game Henke pitched perfectly for the Evans. 16. was clocked in Wednesday night and Jesse Bar- some ideas. It’s pretty simple since July 15th. cooling the final I 1-3 innings to notch his 22nd There will be regi.stration for any boy Biondi now has qualified for 4:06 43. fa.stest in (he world this field hit his 11th home run as the what’s going on here. We’re not Yankee bats by allowing six hits save. He took over a firsl-and; intere.sted in playing midget football this three individual events — the 100 year but nearly a second slower Blue Jays defeated the New York winning ball games. We’re strug­ in 7 2-3 innings. He struck out third, two-out jam in the eighth Wedne.sday. 'Thur.sday and Friday from 7-9 and 200 free.styles and the 100 than the world standard she .set Yankees 5-0 to win their third gling right now. but I still think and retired pinch hitler Ken butterfly — with the 50 freestyle AP photo three, walked four and retired 17 p.m. at Charter Oak Park. Boys mu.st be last year. Tin* previous best in the straight game. the player.s are playing hard.” hitlers on groundnuts to lower his Phelps on a groundoul. ! between the ages of 10 and 14 and weigh trials to come on Friday. He also world in 1988 was 4:07.02 by East TOUGH COURSE — Gene Fieger, a club professional is assured of swimming in the 800 between 70 and 130 pounds. A parent must and 400 freestyle relays, with a Germany’s Heike P'reidrich. from Bryn Mawr, Pa., takes a look at the hangman’s accompany the boy with his birth spot on the 400 medley relay Tami Bruce of San Diegfi noose near the 16th green at the Oak Tree course in certificate at the time of registration. A $15 depending on how he fares at the fourtb in the preliminaries in Edmond, Okla. The noose, hanging from the limb of a Maddux survives scary win over Mets fee is required. Cheerleaders may register 4:12.34. earned an Olympic berth Games. in the 400 freestyle with a dead oak tree, is a warning to the unskilied that the PGA at this time for a $10 fee. Practice begins The three 100-metcr freestyle CHICAGO (AP) - Greg Mad 12-8. They added five runs in the game with five runs.” the Cubs Jeff Pico replaced Maddux and Monday at 6 p.m. at Marlin School. second-place time of 4:07.89 Championship course is one of the toughest. dux won his 16th game, but not fourth. manager added. allowed a run and three hits in finishers behind Biondi all were Bruce just missed an Olympic without a scare. Andre Dawson, who had three “It was an unfortunate throw, three innings before Frank DiP- timed in under 50 seeonds, giving spot Tue.sday with a third-place It came in the sixth inning hits for the game, took over the and Teufel never should have ino got pinch-hitter Keith Hernani Cuba edges United States the United States a strong 400- finish in the 200 freestyle Nelson is defender Wednesday, en route to the National League batting lead thrown the ball.” Mels manager dez to line out for DiPino’s fifth meter free.style relay team at Mitzi Kremer of Titusville. Chicago Cubs’ 6-5 victory over the with a .318 mark. Dawson has Davey Johnson said, ‘k was just a save. NORFOLK. Va. (AP) - Alejo O’Reilly AP photo Seoul. Only three foreign Fla., first in the 200 freestyle New York Mets. been hitting at a .427 clip in his bad play. He had no play at all. doubled home Lazaro Vargas with one out swimmers — two Soviets and a second in the 100 freestyle and a Maddux and the (3ubs were last 18 games. New York came back with four in the 1 llh inning Wednesday night, giving WHO GOT THE $2'A MILLION? — Eagles President Harry Gamble, right, Frenchman — have gone under .50 member of the 400 freestyle "I was somehat apprehensive seconds this year. at Oak Tree course ahead 6-4 when Maddux took a “ He’s done everyting else about Darling in that fourth in the fifth on Teufel’s RBI Cuba a 5-4 victory over the United Stales appears even happier than Keith Jackson, Oklahoma's all-American tight relay, missed a chance foi shot off Kevin McReynolds’ bat we’ve asked of him and more,” inning when I saw him strain his double. Kevin Elster’s run­ Olympic team. end who was Philadelphia’s first-round draft choice, during a Wednesday Chris Jacobs of Livingston. another Olympic berth by finish EDMOND. Okla. (AP) — De­ ”Il could be tough on the older on his right forearm. The Cubs said Cubs manager Don Zimmer. pitching arm and the last two scoring groundout and Len Dyk^ Vargas set up O’Reilly’s game-winning N.J.. was second in 49.45 and will ing third in the 400 fending champion Larry Nelson pitcher was taIPbn to the hospital “So why shouldn’t he win the stra’s two-run single. The Mets.' news conference to announce the end of Jackson’s two-week holdout. guys,” Bob Tway. the 1986 PGA pitches he threw had no smoke at hit with a single off Joe Slusarski, who look Jackson agreed to four one-year contracts believed to total about $2.25 led a 150-player field into the 70lh champion said. “It could wear for X-rays after his arm puffed batting title?” all.” the Mets manager added. who lost their third straight, the loss, Ueuclides Rojas pitched the lOlh up. pulled to within a run in the eighth million. PGA Championship against the them down.” Zimmer credited Dawson with Maddux. 16-6, doubled in a run and 11th innings for the victory. Pete Dye-designed Oak Tree Golf Tournament officials have pro­ “I was more scared than I was sparking the Cubs’ fourth inning on an RBI single by McReynolds. Brisco, defending title, hurt.” Maddux said later. “Any barrage. Dawson led off with a during the fourth. He allowed six The Cubans, who lead the .seven-game Club, rated the sternest par-71 vided players with "cold collars” hits, struck out one and walked Palmeiro singled in the eighth series .3-1. rallied from a 4-0deficit, tying test in the country. so they can keep from overheat­ time a pitcher takes one off his single, then slid into second when arm like that, it’sgonna scare you New York’s Tim Teufel threw too one in winning for the first time to extend his hitting streak to 19 the score in the seventh on a solo home run Dodgers release Sutton SteinbrenneKs bid set wants to make history A hangman'snoosedropstoday ing. Temperatures in the mid-90s since July 10. games. ; from the limb of a dead oak tree more than it’s gonna hurt you.” late after fielding Rafael Palmei­ by Orestes Kindelan off Mike Milchin. were forecast today. The United Stales look a 2-0 lead in the CINCINNATI (AP) - The Los Angelos MINEOLA.N.Y. (AP) — A group pul near the 16th green, a warning to British Open champion Seve The X-rays turned out nega­ ro’s grounder. Dodgers released ,300-game winner Don together by New York Yankees owner SANTA BARBARA. Calif. gold.” the unskilled. Ballesteros, who has never won a tive. but Maddux probably will Zimmer said Dawson’s ability first off starter Jo.se Aleman. Robin (AP) — Valerie Brisco made In the Los Angeles Games. Ventura singled and .scored on a double by Sutton, the winningest active pitcher in the George Steinbrenner announced Wednes­ The 7.015-yard coiir.se is so PGA or a U.S. Open, was at the miss a turn. to maneuver Teufel into thinking major leagues and 12th on the all-time list day that it is ready to begin negotiations to history in the 1984 Olympics, and Bri.sco set Olympic and American difficult that the PGA didn’t do top of his game. The Cubs got on the scoreboard he could force Dawson at second Tino Martinez, who came home on a single is anxious to do so again in the records of 21.81 seconds in the 200 by Ted Wood. Sutton. 43. failed to complete any of his purcha.se recently clo.sed Roosevelt anything to trick it up. ”I want to win the PGA badly.” in the first inning Wednesday was “one of those so-called little NEED SOME EXTRA 16 starts this sea.son. He was 3-6 with a 3.92 Raceway and operate it as a harness track. Seoul Games. and 48.83 in the 400. while the “We widened the fairways, cut he said. after a bases-loaded wild pitch by things that goes unnoticed.” The Americans added two runs in the earned run average. He was on the Four years ago at Los Angeles. 1.600-meter relay team had an New York starter Ron Darling. “It allowed us to break open the second. John Van Lindt. former chairman of the the rough to two inches, and kept disabled list with a sprained elbow from New York State Racing and Wagering Bri.sco became the first athlete to Olympic and American-record the greens the slowest for any win the Olympic double of the 200 time of 3:18.29. SPENDING MONEY!! June 29 until Tue.sday. when he was Board who will head the group, said it is meters and the 400 meters. She major.” Patrick Rielly. a PGA activated and started against the The world record in the 400 is official, said. “The demands of IO C coVisiders drug tests prepared to invest “a substantial amount al.so ran on the victorious Ameri­ 47,60. set by East Germany’s Cincinnati Reds. He took the loss in a 6-0 of money” to refurbish and upgrade the course are such that it doesn't Coming Soon... Earn money and prizes by COLORADOSPRTNGS. Colo. (AP)- can 1.600-meter relay team, and Marita Koch in the 1985 World require toughening.” shutout, giving up seven hits and six runs Roosevelt to restore it as one of the the three golds matched the most Cup at Canberra. Australia. ’The United States Golf Associa­ delivering the Manchester Herald The International Olympic Committee is in seven innings. premier standardbred tracks in the in one Games for an American • Brisco doesn’t think it will be tion ranked Oak Tree the hardest considering unannounced drug tests of Sutton has a lifetime 324-2.56 record with country. woman track athlete. necessary to run that fast to win par-71 in the nation and five-time in your neighborhood. athletes, according to USOC’s chief Los Angeles, Houston. Milwaukee. He said the group has met with " ’ Sprinter Wilma Rudolph also the Olympic gold. PGA champion Jack Nicklaus "W OMEN IN medical officer Dr. Robert Voy. Oakland and California. He is one of 19 Hempstead Commissioner of Industry and won three in 1960, the year Brisco ”I think about 48.50 will win.” agreed, saying "It’s very difficult Call today to get more details. “It better be (approved during the pitchers in major-league history to win .300 Commerce William Heins and asked him was born. she said. ”I haven’t run that yet. but very fair.” Summer Games) in Seoul. If we continue games. to approach Roosevelt’s present ownership This time. Brisco will defend or even under 50 in a long time, The well-conditioned course 647-9946 with announced te.sling. forget it.” Voy to set up a meeting to begin negotiations as her 400-meter title and will try to but I think I have a good shot at has small, undulating greens with BUSINESS” said at a seminar at the U.S. Olympic Lakers sign Woolridge soon as pos.sible. help the 1,600-meterrelay team to defending my title.” two or three levels. Missing a Newspaper routes available in your area... Training Center here Tue.sday. another victory. Many ob.servers didn’t even green requires a recovery with a He said the widespread u.se of anabolic INGLEWOOD. Calif. (AP) - Orlando Anaheim bids for‘Bowl’ ^ If Brisco wins two medals, she think Brisco had a shot at making sand wedge out of thick Bermuda A Special Section to steroids and stimulants are crucial Woolridge, suspended in February would become the winningest the U.S. team again. She was rough. Ferguson Rd...... 12&-360 Gardner St...... 3-66 problems for Olympic athletes. becau.se of drug-related problems, signed a ANAHEIM. Calif. (AP) - Anaheim American women’s track and among those with some doubts. Water comes into play on 10 of Arnott Rd...... all Gardner St. West...... all Voy also .said drug abuse by United multiyear contract with the Los Angeles Stadium officials have asked the city field medalist in history. Rudolph That was mainly because she the holes. Deep pot bunkers Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 States athletes is worse than by their council to approve an innovative regional and sprinter Wyomia Tyus each was not in top condition, after Spotlight Successful Highland St. Lakers, the two-time defending NBA won four Olympic medals. suffering two cracked ribs on her victimize sloppy shotmaking. East Middle Tpk. ...604-674«» (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-3(7 Eastern Bloc counterparts. champions announced Wedne.sday. hid for the 1993 NFL championship game Nelson, seeking to become the And, should Brisco win the 400 left side during a playful incident Lllley St...... all Sycamore Lane...... all “The Eastern,pioc countries don’t have In keeping with team policy, terms of the — based on the argument that being ho.st ta first back-to-back champion Business Women. a corner on the market for drug abu.se. Our the Super Bowl would be an economic again, she would become the first at home April 3. since Denny Shute in 1937. said Main St...... 399-494 deal were not announced. But it was woman to win that event twice. ”I was tackled by my son (age Suminit St...... 1-70 Lakewood Circle...... all drug abuse is a little worse. They’re just believed that the 6-foot-9 forward would he boost for the entire Los Angeles area. “I would like togo in the history 6) and my boy friend, and I ran Oak Tree “is probably as good a better because they have better coaching Anaheim, with a 65.000-seat stadium championship course as we’ve Wadsworth St...... all Bunce...... all paid $500,000 a year. books and let my son (Alvin) be into a pole.” she said. Nike Circle...... all and better training. It has nothing to do competing against the 104,000-seat Rose played since I’ve been playing the Huntington...... all Woolridge. 28, averaged 16.4 points per able to read about it,” Brisco In addition. Bri.sco was suffer­ Hlllcrest...... all with drugs — we’re just a country that is game for the New Jersey Nets last season, Bowl in Pasadena and the 93,580-seat Los said. “I would like to have a world ing from chronic tendinitis in both PGA. It should produce a cham­ HIghwood Dr...... all pion who is very worthy.” not committed to excellence in sports.” missing games due to a sliced tendon on his Angeles Memorial Coliseum, has lo.st two record (in the 400). with another legs. “Right now I’m playing better Voy said. right little finger and a groin injury before Super Bowl bids in the last seven years. Qolway St...... all East Center St...... 408-608 The NFL is committed to go elsewhere than I did last year.” Nelson said. Kerry St...... all voluntarily entering a drug treatment Greg Norman, a former British Are you a successful woman In center in Van Nuys. Calif. through the 1992 game. 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No matter who gets they have eight elephants buried , achievements, let us help you Haynaa St...... ,.„all Squire Village...... all Games, squad saying the former rebounds. the Super Bowl, everyone gets the benefit in them,” Norman said. “The Main St...... 285-378 middle-distance ace had “no divine right” Woolridge signed with the Nets as a free of it anyway,” Greg Smith, general •Chalenging 18-Hole Par 3 Golf greens can be very tough to promote your success! Russell St...... all Lydall St...... 1-73 to take part in the Seoul Games. agent in October 1986, leading New Jersey manager of Anaheim Stadium, said read.” Parker St...... 358-540 Stepping into the argument which has in scoring with a 20.7 average in the 1986-87 Tuesday. •18-Hole Deluxe Miniature Golf Tom Watson, who needs a PGA Porter St...... 458-850 Woodbridge St...... 287-357 Wyllys St...... 1-90 split British sport down the middle, the season. •Exciting Game Room victory to become only the fifth You deserve It! Woodbridge St...... 408-489 American 400-meter hurdler said on his player to win each of golf’s four Tyson to fight Bruno •Go Karts for Al Ages Rachel Rd...... all arrival for an international track meet on Taylor hurts his toe major titles, said “it’s a great NEW YORK (AP) — Heavyweight •Group Plans Avalia^ driving course. You have to hit Are you a business man or South Main Condo’s...... 441 Sunday; “The Olympics are not reserved Meadow L a ...... all for anyone. MADISON. N.J. (AP) - All-Pro champion Mike Tyson will fight Frank the fairways.” Bruno in a mandatory title defense on Oct. woman who knows or employs Oak Grova St...... all Tracy Dr...... all “I was surprised when I read that Seb linebacker Lawrence Taylor of the New Watson said he was playing Pilgrim La...... all York Giants sat out practice Wednesday 8 in London, according to published bettef' than he had in three Cushman Dr...... all hadn’t got through. But this is a Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Scott Dr...... 4-108 performance sport and you have to earn because of a sprained right big toe. but reports. months. However, he admitted a hard working woman? If yes, Coach Bill Parcells said Taylor will be all "The fight is definitely on. ” said Bill his putting was still suspect. your place,” Moses, the world record holder and two-time Olympic champion, right. Cayton. Tyson’s manager. “I want to win this tournament why not devote a tribute to her? Taylor injured the toe during an However. Seth Abraham of HBO, wasn’t more than any I play so lean have said. Moses said he was in favor of the afternoon workout Tuesday. Parcells did as sure. “Mike Tyson has the last word on the majors sweep.” Watson said. Deadline: August 19, 1988. CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 not say when Taylor would return to this. We’re waiting to hear from him. “If my putting comes back I can first-three-finishers system employed by the Americans for major trials. practice. However, let’s say we are cautiously do it. It’s up to my putter.” optimistic.” IIA Ji-1 P.M. Watson said “two-under-par “Under that system, there are no Meanwhile, comerback Perry Williams arguments or excuses.” said Moses. “It’s hurt his knee in the team’s morning Earlier in the week Jose Ribalta’s SPECIAL each day for an eight-under total manager, Luis de (?ubas. said he and should win it. That would be a Manchester Herald tough, but generally only the best people practice Wednesday but returned for the afternoon session. Ribalta had signed with Don King for an very good score.” make it. October fight with Tyson. The contract Go Kt(ta/MM GoH Advertising Department “Look at Greg Foster. He was the world Tackle William Roberts remained on the $7.50 Ptr Pmon The heat could be a factor for sidelines with a sprained right knee. Ribalta signed did not have Tyson’s Saturday $ Sunday the older players', such as 59-year- sprint hurdles champion and had to run in signature on it. said de Cubas. However, old Arnold Palmer, the 48-year- the trials with a broken arm. He didn’t Roberts, who is expected to win a starting Ext. 63, on 184, Rt. 83, Vernon, CT make it. but nobody complained, not even spot on the offensive line, has not practiced the manager quoted Tyson as saying; “It’s old Nicklaus and even the 39- going to be Ribalta and me in October,” year-old Watson. Palmer has 643-2711 Greg himself.” since Aug. 1. never won a PGA. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 11, 1988

Marv Albert, a tough interviewer, is just doing his job Puzzles By Rick tAsWarner______lAMnAlems and failed A.— to properly___ « ______Albert doesn’t care if an athlete The Associated Press acknowledge the player’s come­ her fault,” said Davidson, who Angeles, gud Greenspan is now ACROSS refuses to talk to him. 7 Hebrew/ Answer to Previous Punie back and community work. analyzes New York Rangers looking ahead to Seoul. By Felix Gutierrez T V Sports “ If Jim Rice doesn’t want to measure Three to seven films Gre released a month, Forget about the balk, the The latest incident involved games on the Madison Square Greenspan’s documentary on 1 Vales The Associated Press talk, that’s fine with me,” he said. B Loom usually a mix of action, romance, comedy and brushback pitch and the batting Boston slugger Jim Rice, who Garden Network. the 1984 Summer Olympics, “ 16 “ There’s plenty of other people to 6 Word inventor 9 Filbert, e.g. T V Topics terror to give “ a little of everything for the was interviewed, on NBC’s pre­ “ Wayne Gretzky made up his Days of Glory,” premiered last slump. Nothing strikes fear in talk to.” ‘12 Laborer 10 Rather than LOS ANGELES — As more U.S. Hispanics public,” Quintero said. baseball these days like an game show last Saturday. Albert doesn’t plan to change his mind a long time ago that he was month on public television. On ■ interviewing style. Ironically, the day after Rice’s 13 Imprisorv (poet.) - add VCRs to their televisions, they’re being interview with NBC’s Marv going to leave Edmonton. He was Aug. 19 and Aug. 27, his one-hour interview, the Red Sox an­ 14 Daringly 11 Soak (flax) wooed by everything from Spanish versions scrambling to dub, subtitle, produce, WITH THE NEW focus on VCRs owned by Albert. Rice got angry when Albert •V " I see no reason to change,” he great for the city and for the special on young athletes training of American films like “ Missing In Action” to said in a telephone interview. nounced they had hired former ^ .^ 1 5 Piece for seven 12 Indian transfer, rent or sell videos targeted to Hispanics, there’s increased competition to brought up his stormy relation­ Oilers, but it was time for a for the 1988 Games will be shown videocassettes on “ Amnesty Simplified.” Whitey Herzog stopped talking ‘ T m just doing my job.” sportscaster Andrea Kirby to 16 Study 17 well Hispanics. tie up U.S. rights to Spanish-language ship with the Boston media and change.” on the Disney Channel. productions and get them to the viewers. to Albert last year after he fans, including his failure to Albert said some athletes over­ teach players how to deal with the Davidson, who attended Gretz­ 17 Farm measure 19 Bubble up “ Every month an average of 200 (Hispanic The program, “ An Olympic 18 Existence THE “GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY” for Video pirates have also discovered the jokingly asked the Cardinals’ make a curtain c^ l after a recent react to tough questions because media. ky’s wedding in Edmonton last 21 Hawaiian food video) movies were released” last year, profits in the Hispanic video market was Hispanic market and are offering discount manager if he wanted to replace home run despite the urging of they’re used to puff interviews by month, said the eight-time MVP Dfeam,” focuses on 11 athletes 19 Sib of Sis fish according to Lomberto Perez, publisher of □ □ □ from six countries. The U.S. 20 Unclothed discussed in a session on “ Hispanic Videos; illegal copies of tapes in Spanish. Bart Giamatti as president of Fenway fans. local sportscasters. has always liked I^fcAngeles. 22 Actor Bruce Miami’s bilingual Video Vision magazine. athletes are boxers Ed Hopson 24 City dirt Fiesta or Siesta?” at the recent Video “ The pirates on any given title are selling Yale. Whitey thought Albert was ” I ’m not interelsted in how they Hockey commentator John Da He has a lot oWriends there 23 Medieval slave “ Some were dubbed, some were subtitled, “ WJipt-you’re doing is bringing .and Carl Daniels, gymnast Me­ ------26^Rests Software Dealers Association convention in between 2,060 and 3,000 copies,” said mocking him. and said so. throw the curveball, or what the vidson says It’s unfair to bla and he likes the lifestyle,” 25 _ page (comp. some had original Spanish-language up the negative points and that’s count wascwhen they hit the home lissa Marlowe, swimmer Janet 27 Wiiiged insect soundtracks.” Las Vegas. At last year’s meeting the Condor’s Rivera. He said the illegal copies, In May, Albert’s interview with Wayne Gretzky’s wife, actress•essNj)avi •avidson said. “ He’s a very - wd.| not a good thing to do,” Rice told run,” he said. ” I ’m not there to Evans and a^her Denise Parker. 30 Docks seminar was titled “ Se Habla Dollars.” sold by “ trunkers” out of car trunks or Oakland pitcher Dave Stewart Janet Jones, for the trade thathat ihid-l•backperson, so he fits right 26 Two words of With a lower median income than the Albert. ” 1 feel like now, even serve up batting practice. If 32 Ornamental Hispanic tapes run the gamut from music through retail outlets, are sold at $20 to $3.5 drew the ire of Tony La Russa. sent the Great One from Edmon­ in ” "v An updated version of the understanding 31 Article of national norm, Hispanics were once seen as a though I ’m on national TV. you’re there’s controversy, you ean’t ton to Los Angeles. vase 4 4 Casts videos starring Julio Iglesias and other top just before his tapes go on the market at $50 The Oakland manager felt Albert trying to hurt me worse,” program, adding the results of 27 Radar screen jewelry 45 Large kn)fe poor market for technical gadgets. But about Latin stars to Spanish versions of such “ If the Hispanic video market is doing $30 ignore it.” “ I know she’s taking a lot of hits □ □ □ 33 College harped on Stewart’s past prob­ the featured athletes, will air image 37 Antenna 47 Wavy (var.) half of U.S. Hispanic homes have VCRs, million to $40 million a year, they could double Despite the negative reactions. Unlike many of his colleagues. up in Canada, but it’s really not deg, popular English-language movies as ’‘Iron- After looking back at Lo| shortly after the Olympics 28 Singer 39 Actress Gabor 48 Pointed shape according to Strategy Research Corporation. weed” and “ E.T.” that without the piracy problem,” said ^"^^34 Dinsmore (2 w ds.) Fitzgerald 49 300, Roman That approaches the national average of 56 Other titles include Spanish and English Rivera. Added VideoVisa’s Quintero, "The 35 Chemical suffix 41 Ishmael's 50 Old card game percent. 29 Correct (a video flash cards to help children learn math, market is growing. Unfortunately, it’s 36 Greek epic mother 51 Gum s “ Lucha Libre” cassettes of wrestling growing much more for the pirates than foi poem manuscript) 43 Unfasten 5 2 Nothing "The Latinos rent more because we have larger families,” said Rafael Rivera of matches, and the “ Amnesty Simplified” tape us.” 38 Don Juan's featuring step-by-step instructions in English mother Condor Video, with a line of 300 Spanish- □ □ □ SCOREBOARD language videos. “ To take the family to see a or Spanish for illegal residents seeking 40 Head movie at $6 apiece you’re talking about $50 a amnesty "without an attorney.” LASSIE COMES H O M E ^ NEW FAM ILY 41 Vicious old night by the time they pay for the ticket and But most of the taped fare is movies, about — It’s been 17 years sinc^me television series Brewers B. Red Sox 3 woman Blue Jays 5. Yankees 0 Giants 5, Astros 0 Home Runs buy popcorn. 75 percent of them from Spain or Latin “ Lassie” ended on network TV. But an Strawberry, New York, 29; Clark, San 42 Totals America, Rivera said. U.S. releases dubbed Baseball Francisco, 23; GDavIs, Houston, 22; (ta- “ But if they can rent a few movies at a all-new “ Lassie” series will begin filming BOSTON MILWAUKEE TORONTO NEW YORK 46 Horse SAN FRAN HOUSTON tarraga, Montreal, 22; Gibson, Los Ange­ or subtitled in Spanish account for the rest. next spring in Florida at MCA’s Universal _ Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl SPORTSCARD 48 Church law dollar or two apiece, they can have their Boggs 3b 4 0 3 1 Molltordh 3 3 2 4 Fernndz ss ab r h bl ab r h bl les, 21; DMurphy, Atlanta, 20; EDqvIs, “ Generally the most popular movies are Studios. Co-producers are MCA and Palla­ 5 0 10 RHn^sn If Cincinnati, 20; HJohnson, New York, 20. popcorn and entertainment at home,” said American League atandlnga Barrett 2b 5 0 10 Leonard It 4 12 2 Whitt c 4 1 1 0 Santanass Butlercf 4 2 2 0 BHtchrcf 4 0 0 0 49 Giving hints to action, adventure and comedy,” said David dium Entertainment Inc. The half-hour DwEvnsrt 4 000 Yountct 4 0 0 0 Mlinksdh RThpsn 2b 5 12 0 Doran 2b 3 00 0 Runs Batted In Rivera. He said Hispanics typically select 3 10 0 Mtnglv lb Clark, San Francisco, 86; GDavIs, 52 Nose Greenwl It 4 0 0 0 Brock lb 3 10 0 GBell If 4 0 11 JCIark dh Clark 1b 5 0 10 Puhl If 3 0 10 Quintero, vice president of Video Visa, a programs are expected to debut in autumn Houston, 78; Strawberry, New York, 75; 2 7 2 8 2 ^ tapes as a family, with youngsters often AMERICAN LEAGUE Burks cf 4 12 0 Deer rf 2 0 0 0 Thorntn If 0 0 0 0 wmneld rf Mltchll3b 3 0.0 0 GDavIs 1b 3 0 0 0 53 Pina Mexican-owned company selling videos in 1989, as Lassie shares adventures with a new Bnzngr lb ’ 4 12 1 AdducI rf 10 0 0 McGrltf 1b Speler 3b 10 10 Bass rt 3 0 0 0 VanSlyke, Pittsburgh, 73; Bonlllo, Pitts­ preferring English-language cassettes, while East Division 2 1 1 1 Aguayo 3b burgh, 71; Brooks, Montreal, ; Mar­ 54 Inner both countries. “ American films with subti­ family. RIcedh 4 0 11 Surhoft 3b 3 0 0 0 Gruber 3b MIdndorf 3 0 12 Camlnlt3b 3 0 0 0 66 3 3 W L Pci. GB 4 0 0 0 Phelps ph shall, Los Angeles,-65; McReynolds, New Spanish-language videos are favored by Detroit te 45 .402 — SOwen ss 4 1 1 0 CDBrIen c 2 111 Leach rf 4 0 11 Espnoz2b Yongbld It 3 10 0 Ramirz ss 3 0 0 0 55 Fuel-carrying adults. ^ tles are the most popular in Mexico. In the “ ‘Lassie,’ through books, motion pictures Cerone c 4 0 10 Gantnr 2b 3 10 0 Ducev ct Aldretelt 2 00 0 Trevinoc^ 2 0 0 0 York, 65; Mitchell, Son Francisco, 65. Boston 04 49 .566 4 0 10 0 GWordet ship 3 6 United States it’s original Mexican and television, has provided an unparalleled Sveum ss 3 111 Barfield ct Melvin c 3 1 1 0 GYong ph 10 0 0 Pitching (10 Decisions) New York 62 48 .544 4W 4 12 2 Wshgtnph Cone, New York, 12-2, .857; JRoblnson, These patterns, plus the fact that , the Milwaukee 58 57 .504 11 Totals 37 3 11 3 Totals 28 8 6 8 Lee 2b 4 0 1 0 Skinner c Uribe ss 3 0 12 Oshales p 10 0 0 56 Jumps productions.” level of wholesome family entertainment for DRobIsn p 3 0 10 CRnIdsph 10 0 0 Pittsburgh, 8-2, .800; Knepper, Houston, 4 0 Hispanic population is increasing faster than Toronto 57 58 .496 12 Slought ph 12-3, .800; Scott, Houston, 12-3, .800; Par- 4 2 4 3 4 4 4 S VideoVisa has about 300 films, mostly nearly a half century. We are delighted to Cleveland S3 61 .445 15'/j Boston 020 too 000-3 Velarde 2b Meads p 0 0 0 0 DOWN the overall American population, are sending Baltimore 37 75 .330 30'/3 Milwaukee OOO 141 20x—8 Totals 345 85 Totals Andersn p 0 0 0 0 rett, Montreal, 10-3, .769; DJackson, Cin­ Mexican movies, available in the United continue the tradition,” said Al Rush, MCA West Division (Mime Winning RBI — Molltor (4). Agosto p 0 0 0 0 cinnati, 15-5, .750; Reuschel, San Fran­ 4 6 video manufacturers, distributors and outlets States and hopes to build its stock to 750, Television Group chairman. E— Benzlnger. LDB— Boston 8, Mll­ Walling ph 10 0 0 cisco, 15-5, .750; Browning, Cincinnati, 11- W L Pet. GB Toronto „ 000 210 002-6 4, .733. Butting animals woukee 2. 2B— Benzlnger, Rice. HR— Totals 15 10 4 Totals 28 0 1 0 5 2 Oakland 72 43 .626 — New York ooO 000 000-0 Place Minnesota 64 49 566 7 Molltor 2 (9), Leonard (6). SB— Leonard Gome Winning RBI — GBell (12). Kansas City SB 55 .513 13 (7). S— Surhoft, CDBrIen. E— Skinner, Santana. DP— Toronto 2 San ^onclsco ooo 210 200-6 Slurs IP H R ER BB SO Houston ooo 000 000-0 5 4 California 58 56 .509 13'/s LDB— Toronto 5, New York 9. 2B— Ve­ Cleopatra's Texas 49 62 .441 21 Boston larde. HR— Barfield ( 11). SB— Whitt (2), Game winning RBI — Uribe (7) T V Tonight Chicooo 49 65 .430 22'/j Smithson L,64 61-3 6 8 7 3 3 Fernandez (10). E — Camlnitl, AAeads. LDB— San Fran- Transactions river 5 6 Sellers 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Seottle 44 70 .384 27'/j , IF H R ER BB SO f fous*®'' ’ • 2B— Butler, Melvin, Pollack fish Wednesday's Gomes Milwaukee Toronto Uribe, RThompson, Maldonado. SB— But­ ■ Hlguera W ,a8 7 11 3 3 1 6 ler (26), Trevino (5). SF— l^ldonado 2. 6 Herring Oakland 2, Chicago 1, 10 Innings KevW,7-2 7 2-3 6 0 0 4 3 BASEBALL (C)1968 by NEA, Inc Toronto 5, New York 0 Crim 2 0 0 0 0 0 Henke S,22 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 IP H R ER BB SO HBP— Deer by Smithson. San Francisco American League 5:00PM [ESPN] Golf; PGA Cham sent to arrest his former wartime friend MInnesoto 10, Cleveland 4 New York CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Placed Donnie [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Heartburn' (CC) Two O d Matchmaker Kansas City 4, Baltimore 3 Um pires-Home, Craft; First, Tschida; DRobIson W,4-2 0 0 0 pionship First Round, from Edmond. who is now e cattle rustler Yul Brynner, Rhoden L,7-8 8 2-3 6 5 5 3 2 Moore, pitcher, on the ISdoy disabled list married professionals encounter turbul­ G D Jeffersons (CC) Pan 1 of 2 Milwaukee 8, Boston 3 Second, Hendry; Third, Evans. RIghettI 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Houston Okla. (2 hrs.l (Live) Richard Crenna. 1971 T — 2:24. A — 19,739. Deshales L,a9 retroactlye to August 8th. ence when they attempt to balance career Detroit 2, Texas 1 WP— Rhoden. [H B O ] The Trouble With Grandpa (CC) demands with their personal lives. Jack Ni­ [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (R| Californio 2, Seattle 1 Meads OAKLAND A TH LE TIC S — Recalled Curt ^0) MOVIE: ‘The Graduate' A young man Umpires— Home, Coble; First, Denkl- Andersen Young, pitcher, from Tacoma of the Pa­ A teen-ager (Meg Tilly) is faced with deci has an affair with an older woman, then cholson, Meryl Streep. Jeff Daniels. 1986. [ESPN] Auto Racing: Olympus Rally, Ttiursday's Games nger; Second, McClelland; Third, McCov cific Coast League. Optioned Joe Law, sions involving the care of her ailing grand Rated R. from Seattle. (60 min ) (Taped) Boston (Gardner 5-2) at Mllwoukee T — 2:44. A— 28,026. Agosto CELEBRITY CIPHER falls in love with her daughter. Dustin Hoff­ . (August 6-5), 2:35 p.m. Tigers i. Rangers 1 Meods pitched to 3 batters In the 7th. pitcher, to Tacoma. CBlBbrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. father. man. Anne Bancroft. Katharine Ross. [U SA ] Edge of Night \ Toronto (Stieb 11-8) at New York (El- WP— D Robinson. Notional League Each letter In the cipher stands for another Today's clua: Z equals P. 196/ 10:30PM C11J Odd Couple A TL A N TA BRAVES— Placed Paul As- 5:30PM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Spaceballs' 1 :0 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE; 'Deadtime ) lond 041), 7:30 p.m. DETROIT Royals 4, Orioles 3 Umpires— Home, Marsh; Rrst, O - ^2 ) (30) C osby S h o w (C C ) While on a fish­ IN N N e w s TEXAS Muth; Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Ren­ senmacher, pitcher, on the 15day dls- (C C ) Mel Brooks lampoons the science- Stories' Werewolves, witches and mur Texas (Hough 9-13) at Cleveland (Far­ ab r h bl ab r h bl Wally Joyner • L P R L A UAPE MAQ fiction genre with this big-budget send-up ing trip with his father, Theo accidentally GS) A m erica T m i c o s : Los nines con rell 12-7), 7:35 p.m. nert. obled list. Recalled Ed Olwine, pitcher, derous teens populate this trilogy of super Brokns 3b 4 0 10 Espv ct 3 0 0 0 from Richmond of the Internotlonai of "Star W ars". Mel Brooks, John Candy, "catches" a corpse, and the ensuing me­ SIDA; La Musica Conjunto Baltimore (Morgan 1-6) at Kansas City Wlwndr 2b BALTIMORE KANSAS CITY natural tales. Scott Valentine, Melissa Leo, 4 0 0 0 Wllkrsn 2b 4 0 10 This 26-year-old first base- Leogue. Rick Moranis 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) dia attention affects the Huxtables' daily (Gubicza 1A6), 8:35 p.m. TrammI ss ab r h bl O b rh b l GMUPSEOtMU JAGS EWXPMYP 1 1:00PM UJ CF) CSOj [4® N e w s Nicole Picard 1986. Rated R 4 2 3 0 DBrIen 1b 3 0 11 BAndsn ct 4 0 10 Padres 5. Graves 4 (16 Innings) LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Released lives (R) (In Stereo) Chicogo (Reuss 7-7) at Seattle (Swift 6- Lemon rf 3 0 10 Sierra rt WWIIsn ct 10 0 0 man piays for the California 6:00PM (Z) (3) p ) C40) N e w s 9), 10:05 p.m. 4 0 10 Stanicek It 4 0 0 0 (tapra cf 3 0 0 0 Don Sutton, pitcher. Called up Ramon (2^ Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ r s jT a x I 1:3 0 A M CB^et Smart Salazar It 3 0 11 Incvglla If 4 0 0 0 Angeis. He is one of only Mortinez, pitcher, from Albuauerque of California (Clark 5-0) of Oakland Herndn dh CRIpkn ss 4 1 1 1 Stilwll ss 3 12 0 SAN DIEGO ATLANTA RWXX ZSAHTHXJ MAQ (D C|D Three's Company teau (3 ) Benny Hill (jj) INN News' 3 0 0 0 Petrollldh 3 0 10 Murrov lb 4 0 0 0 the Pacific Coast League. (G.DavIs 11-4), 10:35 p'.m. Knight 1b 2 0 0 1 Brower ph Seltzer 3b 4 0 11 10 hitters ever to drive in at a b rh b l ab r h bl fft) So) Gimme a Break! MOVIE: 'The Things I Never Said' A 10 0 0 Tettleton c 4 1 1 0 Brett 1b Kruk If PITTSBURGH PIRATES— (lD Odd Couple 58) Dating Game Only games scheduled Heath c 4 0 10 Buechle 3b 4 0 10 least 100 runs in each of 8 0 0 0 Gant 2b 7 2 2 0 woman with marriage problems meets a 2 0 0 0 Traber dh 4 1 1 0 Tablerdh RAIomr2b Recalled GMUPSEQTMU JAGS RASUE.' ___ (H ) Rockford Files GD Mission Impossible (S ) Alice Friday's Games Murphv ct 3 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 8 110 Dberkfl 3b 4 0 0 0 stranger and is able to confide in him as Detroit at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Gerhart rf 2 0 0 0 Welimn pr 0 0 0 0 their first two major-league Gwynn rf 7 12 0 Morrisn 3b John Cangelosl, outfielder, from Buffalo N e w s (Live) Fletchr ss 10 0 0 Sheets ph 3 0 0 0 of the American Association. Sent Tommy she could not with her husband. Joseph (201 Jeffersons Pan 2 of 2 [C N N ] Newsnight Update Texas of Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Kunkel ss 10 10 Trtabll rt 4 10 0 seasons. He totaled 182 Marind 1b 4 0 11 GPerry lb 7 1 1 0 P X H P S Q LGHHTSU. 3 1 1 0 Schu pr 0 0 0 0 FWhIte 2b Jeffersn If Gregg, outfielder, to Buffalo. S $ D octor W h o : T h e Rescue Part 2 o( ? Campanella, Diana Hyland 1978. (2D N e w s (Live) [D IS] MOVIE: Desk Set' A TV ne!wol^ New York at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Seec 0 0 0 0 4 2 2 0 3 1 1 0 DMrphy rf 6 13 4 Gonzals 3b 3 0 11 BJacksn If 4 0 2 2 runs scored in those two Wynne cf 5 0 10 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Assigned Charlie's Angels (M) MOVIE: 'Anne of the Thousand (21) T h is O ld House (CC) (R) executive confronts the corporate eff< Toronto at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Totals 30 2 7 2 Totals 30 15 1 Thomas ss 8 0 3 0 (3ave Dravecky, pitcher, to Phoenix of PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When I played drunks I had to remain sober Baltimore at Milwaukee, 8:M p.m Orsulak ph 10 0 0 Quirk c 3 0 2 1 years (1986-87). Santloga c 7 1 1 2 DJames It bays' The story of King Henry VIH and his ciency expert sent to evaluate the staiioi. BRIpkn 2b 5 0 10 the Pacific Coast League, to begin a 20- because I didn't know how to play them when I was drunk." — Richard S D Q u in cy (2D Crook and Chase Chicago at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. 3 0 2 1 Ready 3b 7 1 1 0 Virgil c 3 0 10 B urton . |N courtship of Anne Boleyn. Richard Burton. Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, (> . Detroit 000 too 010— 2 Kenndv ph day rehabilitation assignment. Noticias Californio at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. 10 0 0 Tmpltn ss 7 0 4 0 Royster pr 0 0 0 0 Genevieve BUjold, Anthony Quayle. 1969 ® M »A * S* H Young. 1957. TMOS 000 001 000—1 Totals 5 3 8 3 BASKETBALL Game Winning RBI — Salozar (7) Totals 32 4 10 4 Hawkins p 10 0 0 Benedict c 2 0 0 0 ^7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour GD Mala Noche...No [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow FInnry ph 10 10 Blocker cf Notional Basketball Association (41) El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar E— Espy. DP— Texos 1. LDB-Otrolt 6, Dodgers 8. Reds 5 7 0 10 D E TR O IT PISTONS— Signed Fennis [C N N ] Showbiz Today GZ)SCTV National League standings Texas 5. 2B— Trammell, Kunkel. S— Sala­ MItImore ooo 011 100—3 GBoaker p 0 0 0 0 Mahlerp 3 0 0 0 rS7) This Old House (CC). (R) 1 :3 5 A M CD wil Shrtner Kansas City OlO 011 Olx—4 CMrtnzph 10 00 Dembo, forward, and Michael Williams, r [D IS ] MOVIE: Going Ape!' Three oran zar, Espy, DBrIen. SF— Knight. Smmnsph 10 10 guard, to multiyear contracts. (6iJ MOVIE: 'Second Chorus' Two trum­ GD Love Connection ^ Gome Winning RBI — BJackson (6). AAaDdvIsp 0 0 0 0 Boeverp gutans hold the purse strings to a young 2 :0 0 A M CD Credit Time Bomb _ IP H R ER BB SO LOS ANGELS CINCINNATI 0 0 0 0 LOS ANGELES LAKERS— Signed Or­ pet players are rivals for a girl and a job [C N N ] Moneyline East Division E— (Serhart, Lelbrandt, Seltzer, BRIp- McCllers p 0 0 0 0 LSmIthph man's $5-mitlion inheritance. To n y Danza, Detroit ab r h bl ab r h bl 10 0 0 lando Woolrldge, forward, to a multiyear Fred Astaire. Paulette Goddard, Burgess CD ® Home Shopping Overnight Ser ^ , W L Pet. GB ken. LDB— Baltimore 6, Kansas City 8. Sax 2b Thanph 1000 Puleop Danny DeVito, Jessica Walter 1961 [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Morris W.10-11 8 4 1 1 1 5 4 0 0 0 Donlels It 4 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 contract. I THAT SCF AMBLcC ^;ORD GAME Meredith 1940. vice (3 hrs.) New York 67 46 .593 — Hernandz S,5 1 1 0 0 0 2 Sheets. 3B— Stillwell. Andesn 2b 1110 Sabo 3b Lelper p 10 11 'Runge ph 0 0 0 0 Rated PG. HR— CRIpken (20). SB— BJackson (16). 5 110 World Basketball League !jy Hi:nrl Arnold and b o b 'l?9 [HBO] Tanner '88: The Boiler Room GD Dempsey & Makepeace DiamoPii Pittsburgh 42 51 .549 5 Texas Scloscia c 5 1 1 2 Larkin ss 5 0 10 Jimenez p 10 0 0 (CC) The campaign continues with presi­ Montreal 61 51 545 51/, Totals 615 14 4 YOUNGSTOWN PRIDE— Named [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Who Has Seen the [CN N ] PrimeNews heists, bank robbers and jewel thieves ai) Kllgus L,9-10 9 7 2 2 3 1 IP H R ER BB SO Gibson It 4 0 0 0 EDavIs cf 4 0 10 Totals 58 4 13 4 Mike dential hopeful Jack Tanner (Michael Mur­ Chicooo 65 56 .495 11 Guerrer lb Unscramble these four Jumbles, Wind?' Tw o Depression-era youths come play a pan in Dempsey and Makepeace's Morris pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. Baltimore 4 0 00 ONelll rf 5 1 3 2 Rice director of basketball operotlons. one letter to each square, to form [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents phy). (In Stereo) St, Louis 50 63 442 17 Boutlsta L,6-10 7 2-3 9 4 3 4 3 Stubbs 1b 0 0 0 0 San Diego 100 000 002 000 000 2-6 of age in a smell Canadian prairie town. investigation into a group's murderou'. Umpires— Home, Cooney; First, Brink- Griffey 1b 5 12 1 FOOTBALL four ordinary words. [ES P N ] Golf: PGA Championship First Philadelphia 48 64 .429 I8V3 man; Second, Welke; Third, Merrill Thurmond 0 1 0 0 0 0 MHtchr lb 1111 BDIozc 100 0 Atlanta 003 000 000 000 000 1— 4 Brian Painchaud, Gordon Pinsent, Helen [M A X ] MOVIE: The Kindred' A young plans. (60 min.) West Division Game Winning RBI — Santiago (4). Notional Football League Shaver. 1977. Rated NR Rounds from Edm ond, Okla. (2 hrs.) (R) man discovers the gruesome secret be­ T — 2:23. A— 15,550. Sisk 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 (Vtarshal rt 4 13 2 Wnghm ph 10 0 0 A TL A N TA FALCONS— Signed Bobby [ESP N ] SportsLook Kansas City Shelby cf 4 1 1 0 . E— Thomas 2, GPerry. DP— San Diego [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Crimes of the Heart' hind his late rrfother's genetic experiments. . . . W *- OB RMrphyp 0 0 0 0 Butler, cornerback, to three one-year con­ FAHFC [U S A ] Cartoons [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Crimes of the Heart' Los Angeles 63 49 .543 — Lebrndt 7 73312 Woodsn3b 4 111 Calllnsph 2. LDB— San Diego 12, Atlanta 16. 2B— Three eccentric Southern sisters are reu­ David Allen Brooks. Rod Steiger, Amanda Houston 42 51 .549 p/, 10 0 0 tracts. Three eccentric Southern sisters are reu A’s2.WhlteSox1 Montgry W,4-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 Griffin ss 4 12 0 FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 Moreland, Thomas, Gwynn. HR— 6:30PM (D CBS News (CC) nited when the youngest shoots her hus­ Pays. 1987. Rated R. San Francisco 60 53 .531 3'/j Hershlsr p DMurphy (20), Santiago (7). SB— RAIo- CINCINNATI BENGALS — nited when the youngest shoots her hus Farr S,13 1 1 0 C 0 0 4 M 0 BIrtsasp 0 0 0 0 Released ‘ (3) W KRP in Cincinnati band. Sissy Spacek, Diane Keaton. Jessica [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Cincinnati 56 56 .500 7 JHowell p 0 0 0 0 mor (11). S— Hawkins, Wynne, MaDavIs, band. Sissy Spacek, Diane Keaton. Jessie i CHICAGO OAKLAND Thurmond pitched to 1 batter In the StClaIre p 0 0 0 0 Steye Willis, ptacekicker. Lange. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Son Diego 53 60 .469 lO'/j 8th. Tredwy 2b Benedict. SF— DMurphy. (3) ABC News (CC) 11 :30PM CD To Be Announced. Lange. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ab r h bl Ob r h bl 3 0 0 0 D E TR O IT LIONS— Released Bob Bee- [U S A ] CaroMnas. Invitatk>nal Preview Atlanta 38 75 .334 25'/j RIlop IP H QD Jeffersons [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Wednesday's Games Gallghr cf 4 12 0 Polonta It 3 0 10 Umpires— Home, Barnett; First, Roe; 2 0 0 0 Son Diego mer, detenslye end. (60 min.) CD @ Nightline (CC) Manria 2b Second, Bremlgon; Third, Cousins. Dibble p 0 0 00 CEDID Chicago 6 New York 5 4 0 11 Javier rt 3 0 0 0 Hawkins 7 6 3 3 1 1 INDIANAPOLISCOLTS— Announced ® Too Close for Comfort (3D Baretta 2:10 A M [MAX] MOVIE: witch Baines dh 2 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b T — 3:07. A— 28,579. Reedc 2 0 10 the 8:30PM (3) Entertainment Tonight Montreal 5, Pittsburgh 4 10 11 Totals GBooker 1 1 0 0 1 0 ® (E) NBC News (CC). board' A deadly supernatural force is un FIskc 4 0 0 0 Cansec dh 39 811 6 Totals 385115 retirement of Micoh Moon, linebacker. "Night Court" star Harry Anderson. (In GD Honeymooners Los Angeles a Cincinnati 5 3 0 0 0 AAo Davis 3 2 0 0 2 0 leashed when a wom an uses a Ouija board St. Louis 1, Phllodelphia 0 Paris lb 4 0 10 Jnnngs 1b 3 0 10 McCllers 2 Released Lyle Pickens, detenslye back. ' Nightly Business Report Stereo) Night Heat O'Brien and Giambone in­ Posqua rt National League results ^ Sftigrtes 000 ON 004-6 2 0 0 3 1 GD to communicate with the other side San Diego 5, Atlanta 4, 14 Innings 4 0 0 0 Mc(3wlr 1b 10 0 0 Lelper W,1-0 3 2 1 0 1 1 KANSAS C IT Y CHIEFS— Announced the d i) Noticiero Univision vestigate the death of an unidentified Hill 3b 4 0 0 0 Hossev c Clndnnatl olO 010 003-6 retirement of Bob Standlfer, defensive ^ Different World (CC) Maggie Taw n y Kitaen, To d d Allen. Stephen Ni Son Francisco 5, Houston 0 3 1 1 0 Game Winning RBI — Woodson (3). Atlanta woman. (70 min.) (R) Boston If 4 0 10 DHedsn ct 4 0 2 1 Cubs 6, Mets 5 Mqhler lineman. Released Wes Dove, defensive GALLOBI dD Love Connection cares for an egg as part of a psychology chols. 1987. Rated R. Ttiursday's Games E— Guerrero, Larkin, Griffey, Sabo. 9 5 3 1 0 4 class assignment on parenting. (R) (In Guillen ss 3 0 0 0 Phillips 3b 3 0 0 0 Boever lineman. [C N N ] Inside Politics. '88 ( ^ ( ^ To n ig h t S h o w (In Stereo) St. Louis (Terry 2-3) at Philadelphia Angeles 7, Cincinnati 10. 2B— 2 1 0 0 1 1 Stereo) 2 :3 Q A M CD MOVIE: 'Jennifer; A (Maddux 3-2), 12:35 p.m. Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 NEW YORK Puleo 2 3 0 0 0 _ NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Cut Marvin ( ^ Racing From Plainsfield CHICA(»0 pNellL 3B— Shelby, Marshall. HR— Grlf- 0 Cephus, wide receiver. n r Entertainment Tonight Woman's Story' A widow becomes in­ Weiss ss 3 0 0 0 Jimenez L.1-4 7:00PM CID Frugal G ourm et (In Stereo) New York (Gooden 1S6) at Chicago ab r h b l a b rh b l 3 5 2 2 0 1 ® Morton Downey Jr. volved in a bitter power struggle for con­ (Nipper 2-4), 4:05 p.m. (xollegoph 0 10 0 Dykstra ct 4 ONeM?n2^*''” *^" (16), Daniels 2 (12), WP— Mahler. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES- "Night Court" star Harry Anderson. (In Totals 33 15 1 Totals 0 1 2 Webster cf 4 1 1 2 Slgned 9:00PM QD Simon & Simon A 12 trol of her husband's company after he San Diego (Jones 7-9) at Atlanta 31 2 6 2 Leach p 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 10 IP H R ER BB Umpires— Home, MeSherry; First, Mon­ Stereo) & News (CC). (P.SmIth 4-11), 5:40 p.m. KHrndz ph tague; Second, Bonin; Third, Brock- Keith Jackson, tight end. INJOUR year-old boy is shot and a police lieuten- dies. Elizabeth Montgomery, Bradford Dill 0 0 0 Grace lb 3 1 1 0 Los Angeles Now arrange the circled letters to (3) ® N e w s GD Late S h o w (In Stereo) man, Scott Hylands. 1979. Los Angeles (Belcher 8-4) at Cincinnati O lllM O 000 001 000 0-1 AAagadn 1b 0 0 0 Dawson rf Hershlser W,16-6 8e lander. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Signed Victor ' ent's job is on the line unless the Simons DMdond 4 13 0 10 4 4 3 Harmon, linebacker, and Ron Keller, form the surprise answer, as sug­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred (Browning 11-4), 7:35 p.m. 010 000 000 1—2 HJohsn 3b 1 1 0 Polmelrif JHowell 1 1 (3) ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) can help. (60 min.) (R) [C N N ] Sports Latenight One out when winning run scored. 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 punter. Waived Ken Morgerum, wide re­ ____ gested by the above cartoon. Hickman, Nick Charles. Pittsburgh (Drabek 10-5) at Montreal Strwbry rt 0 0 0 Law 3b 4 12 2 Cincinnati Major league leaders □z (3) $100,000 Pyramid C D Morton Downey Jr. [ESPN ] SportsCenter Game Winning RBI — Ixinstord (5) ceiver. (Holmon 2-3), 7:35 p.m. McRyIds If 1 3 1 JITavIsc Rita L,11-8 5 [D I S ] M O V IE : 'Th e Red Fury' A n Indian 4 0 10 6 4 3 3 G D Cheers ^ Cheers (CC) Rebecca agrees to San Francisco (Hammaker 5-4) at , DP— Chicago Z Oakland Teufel 2b 1 1 1 DIPInop Dibble 1 0 Batting basedonaSot-bats. b a y BUCCANEERS-Acaulred boy becomes a target of racial bigotry at [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Destroyers' Viet 1. LOB— Chicago 4, Oakland 8. 2B— DHen- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Al Wlllloms, wide receiver, from the San Print answer here: THE hold a raffle to improve business at Houston (Ryan a9), 8:35 p.m. Lyonsc 0 1 0 Dunstonss 3 0 0 0 RMurphy 2 1 0 0 0 G D Kojsk the turn of the century. William Jordan, nam veterans battle the marijuana growers Friday's Games derson 2, Gallagher. SB— Polonta 2 ( 11) Bckmnph FWIIIIams Diego Chargers for a conditional draft Cheers. (R) (In Stereo) who have virtually taken over a small S— Polonta. 0 0 0 GModdxp 2 111 1-3 2 2 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE pick. ' (Answers tomorrow) dgl M«A«S»H Juan Gonzales. 1984. Rated PG. St. Louis at Chicago, 4:05 p.m. Elster ss 1 1 1 PIcop 100 0 Blrtsos 1-3 0 1 0 0 O AB R H Pcf. ^ Evening at Pops (R) (In Stereo) town. Richard Hill. Katt Shea 1985 Rated Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 2, 5:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO HOCKEY dD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [ESPN ] SportsCenter Chicago AAozzllll ph 0 0 0 Berrvhll c 0 0 0 0 StClaIre 1-3 2 1 0 0 Booos Bsn 109 418 82 149 .356 Jumbles: OWING LOGIC POPtSkQ,^ CLEW E R. Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. (Xirllno p Puckett Min 111 463 74 . National Hodeev Leogoe Yesterday’s GD D os Vidas JMcOwll 9 5 1 1 4 5 0 0 0 RHo pitched to 2 botters In the 6th, 163 .352 Answer: Meant the disappearance o (l "carrlago— ® Your Show of Shows [ H B O ] M O V IE : 'Death Before Dishonor' [U SA ] Riptide Montreal at New York, 7:35 p.m. Sosser ph 1 0 0 Pitched to 2 bolters In the 9th. Brett KC 112 419 59 139 KINGS-Traded the GD Mytteiyl: The Return of Sherlock A Marine sergeant takes it upon himself to Horton L,6-10 1-3 1 1 l i n rights to Craig Redmond, defenseman, to 4 THE------"CAR' iAGE f . ® Family Ties Son Diego at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Nunez p 0 0 0 HBP— BDIoz by Hershlser. Greenwell Bsn 110 407 61 135 Holmes (CC) Holmes refuses to believe rescue a kidnapped superior from Middle 2:35AM (X) n s w s (R| San Francisco at Los Angeles, 10:35 Oakland Wilson cf WInfleld NY 106 the Edmonton Oilers for the rights to CYouhgr 4 0 1 0 Umpires— Home, Poncino; First, (Juick; 385 71 127 So Win. Lose or Draw that a disfigured beggar murdered a miss­ Eastern terrorists. Fred Dryer, Brian Keith, p.m. 6 1 1 1 2 Totals Second, Pallone; Third, Gregg. Mattingly N Y 93 386 68 125 !324 John Miner, defenseman. 3 :0 0 A M (jj) Lifestyles of the Rich and Nelson 3 1 0 0 1 1 95 Totals . 32 611? NEW YORK ISLANDERS-SIgned MIkt dD Primavera ing businessman (Clive Francis) whose Paul Winfield. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) T-6 :0 6 . a — 30,809. RHendson NY 90 348 79 111 .319 N o . back In Hock. Jo m bl. Book No. )2 Ik k.alloblo lor » « ■ wife (Eleanor David) last saw him through Fam ous Gienn Ford; Dionne Warwick; Ru Cadaret W,4-1 l 0 0 0 0 1 Stevens, left wing. T •od booming, Irom Jombta, elo Ih li ™ «k p o p o ,. P.O. B g . «3 M , p n o n * ;, ru [USA] Wired ^ Y o r k 000 040 010-6 Trammll Del 96 354 56 113 .319 Infludt your nim B. addrsat and tip cod* and maka your ohack payabla to NtBrapBpdmadW. @ ) Nightly Business Report an opium den's window. (60 min.) (R) bik'sCubecreatorEmoRubik (60min ) (R) HBP— Hassey by JMcDovwll. WP— Molltor Mil 107 424 . ^ SOCCER American League results JMcDowell. BK— CYoung. Chicago loo 500 OOx—6 Cardinals 1, Phillies 0 78 135 .318 dD Star Trek [C N N ] Headline News Overnight Game Winning RBI — None. Franco Cle 110 443 68 139 .314 A“ »«lo»lon [C N N ] Larry King Live 11 :35PM CD Magnum, P.l. Umpires— Home, Reed; Rrst, Garcia; E— Strawberry, Grace. DP— New York Home Runs f l a m e s —Announced [C N N ] Moneyline [D IS] MOVIE; The Karate Kid' When a [ES P N ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Scott. 3, Chicago 2. LDB— New York 5, Chicooo STLOUIS PHILA Canseco, Doklond, 31; McGrIff, Toronto, mat Angelo piBernardo, head coach, has 12:00AM CB Divorce Court Twine 10, Indiana 4 T — 2:58. A— 26,694. decided not to renew his contract. [ESPN ] SportsCenter teenager is bullied, a Japanese handyman 3 :1 0 A M CD Nightwatch Joined in 4. 2B— Elster, Law 2, GModdux, Teufel, 27; Goettl, Minnesota, 26; JCIark, New teaches him about self-confidence and GD Star Tre k Dawson. HR— Webster (3). York, 22; Hrbek, Minnesota, 21; In- COLLEGE [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Viva Zapatal’ The fa­ Progress s t a t e —Named Tom Jones mous Mexican leader and his people try to karate. Ralph Macchio, Nortyuki "Pat" GD Feed M y People CLEVELAND MINNESOTA W H R ER BB so cavlgllo, Texas, 21; Murray, Baltimore, Morita, Elisabeth Shue. 1964. Rated PG. 3 :3 0 A M [DIS] MOVIE: The Karate head track and field coach. create a democracy. Marlon Brando. An­ (3 ) WVatt Earp o b rh b l Ob r h bl New York 21; 5 are tied with 20. K M ' W hen a teenager is bullied, a Ja Franco 2b Gladden If Angels 2, Mariners 1 Darling L,1Z8 4 6 6 6 2 3 Runs Batted in CORNELL— Named Bill Austin director thony Quinn. Jean Peters. 1952. [H BO] MOVIE: 'No Way Out' A job at sports and Linda Myers (S) Newlywed Game panese handyman teaches him about self- Upshaw 1b Bush rf Nunez 2 2 0 0 0 1. Canseco, Doklond, 89; Greenwell, Bos­ Astrograph [U S A ] AIrwotf (60 min.) the Pentagon leads a career Navy officer Carter ct Chrsn ph Leach 2 3 0 0 0 2 ton, 88; Puckett, Minnesota, 84; Brett, h jM women s tennis coach and monager into a deadly game of cat and mouse. GD PELICULA: 'El Secreto de la Momia confidence and karate. Ralph Macchio, No- SEATTLE CALIFORNIA of the Indoor tennis facility. riyuki "P a t" Morita, Elisabeth Shue 1984. Kittle dh Davidsn rf abrhbl abrhbl Chicago Kansas City, 83; Winfield, New York, 78; 7:30PM C D p m Magazine Kevin Costner. Gene Hackman. Sean Egipcia' Un antiguo aristocrats egipcio as GEORGETOW N— Named Steve Blake resucitado en nuestros dias y revela unas Rated PG. CCastlll rt Puckett cf Cottacf 4 0 0 0 DWhltecf 3 0 2 1 GMaddux W,16-6 5 2-3 6 4 2 1 1 Carter, Cleveland, 75; Goettl, Minnesota, Currant Affair Young. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Jacoby 3b Atosesef 75; DwEvons, Boston, 74. sports Information director. CD intenciones mas qua perfidas. Teresa Gim- Reynids 2b 3 0 0 0 Ray 2b 4 0 11 Pico 3 3 1113 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ishtar' (CC) Two ter­ Hall If Hrbek 1b DIPIno S,5 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Pltchtag (10 Decisions) rtOFSTRA--^am ed Carrie Conversono S A G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-4>ac. 21) CD (g ) Jeopardyl (CC). pera, Frank Brana, Jorge Riguad. 1974. [E S P N ] Golf: PGA Championship First Brantley If 4 0 0 0 Joyner lb 3 0 0 0 minally untalented performers get caught Allanson c Goettl3b WP— Oorllno. Viola, Minnesota, 18-4, .818; Hurst, Bos­ '“ rtosse coach. Knowledge and expertise you've ac­ Round, from Edmond. Okie. (2 hrs) (R) ADavIsIb 4 111 Dwnngdh 4 0 0 0 CD @ ) Barney Miller in a w eb of intrigue when their agent b o ^ s [CN N ] Newsnight Zuvella M Newmn3b BalbonI dh 4 0 0 0 CDavIs rf 4 0 2 0 Umpires— Home, Williams; First, West; ton, 124, .750; GDavIs, Doklond, 11-4, KINGS POINT— Named Robyn Zogoren- quired but have been unable to use to Larkin dh Second, Halllon; Third, Runge. .733; Berenguer, Minnesota, 8-3, .727; 0<*'lrtlc trainer. GD IN N N e w s them in a Middle Eastern country on the [ESP N ] Cycling: International Clastic [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Intruder' A myster- Bradley c 3 0 0 0 Armas If 4 0 0 0 ^RUTGERS— Named Kevin MacCon- your satisfaction may now find a target. kxis stranger leaves a strange gift for the Loudnerc Buhner rf 2 0 0 0 Howell 3b 2 10 0 T — 2:31. A— 29,422. »L e u lt 100 000 000— 1 Robinson, Detroit, 13-5, .722; Gubicza, '^ B i r t h d a y (S ) Carson’s Comedy Classics verge of civil war. Warren Beatty. Dustin (60 min.) (R) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Joint Honman, Isabelle Adjani. 1987. Rated PG- hypocritical and corrupt citizens of Halo- Gagne ss Presley3b 3 0 0 0 Boonec 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia ooo 080 000-0 Kansas City, 166, .700; Nelson, Oakland, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'No Way Out' A job at OMlstant omietlc director. ventures you enter Into at this time ® Win. Lose or Draw 13. w ay. T o n y Fletcher, Rita Oliver. Trudy Lmbrdz2b (fcinons ss 2 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 3 10 0 Gome Winning RBI — Pendleton (3). 7-3, .700; Dotson, Now York, 94, .692. the Pentagon leads a career Navy officer Totals M 4 7 4 Expos 5. Pirates 4 LDB— StLouls 4, Phllodelphia S 2B— DS- rrST; N.Y.—Named Jim Hurt Augual 12.1988 should work out to the satislactlon ol (3 ) Bamay Miller Part 3 of 3. Weiss. 1979 Totals Totals 29 1 1 1 Totals 29 25 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE [U S A ] Boxing (2 hrs.) into a deadly game of cat and mouse. mlth, Brodley. , 1^ 22221.'^ (rack and O AB R H Pet. both parties. Be ready to move, be­ ® Hollywood Squares Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman, Sean 3 :4 5 A M [TM C] MOVIE: Heartburn' Cleveland 001 100 2 0 0 -4 IP H R ER BB SO 9:30PM ( g ) ( g ) N ight C o u rt |CC| Bull S^e 000 000 100-1 PITTSBURGH MONTREAL Dawson Chi 109 425 55 135 .318 ISc^kSSSSlelM'' 'Objectives dissimilar to those you es­ cause things could develop rather Young. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) (C C ) T w o married professionals encounter Minnesota , 100 210 SOIV-10 CaHfernta 001 010 OOx— 2 StLouls GPerry Atl @ ) W o rld of Survival (R) has a r>ear-death experience and insists O b rh b l O b rh b l Tudor W,6-5 8 3 0 0 2 3 98 381 47 120 .315 tablished In the past are likely to be the quickly. turbulence when they attempt to balance Game Winning RBI — Hrbek (9). Game Winning RBI — Ray (8). Bonds If 5 0 0 0 Galarraga Mon 111 445 73 [C N N ] Crossfire God spoke to him. (R) 1 2:30AM CD a h in the Family Part 2 E— Jacoby, Allanson, Zuvella. LOB— DNIxon cf 3 0 0 0 Worrell S,22 1 0 0 0 0 0 139 .312 leita d S r^ ” ^*""*" ones you'll be striving lor in the year AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Two career demands with their personal lives. E— Brantley, Howell. LDB— Seattle 4, Lind 2b 4 1 1 0 Raines If 3 0 10 Palmeiro Chi 111 434 54 135 .311 [D IS ] Cannonball Jack Nicholson, Meryl Streep, Jeff Daniels. Cleveland 7, Minnesota 5. 28— Hrbek, California 8. 2B— DWhIfe Z CDoyls. HR— Plillodelphla Gwynn SD C Thomas ahead. These new goals will lead you In friends who have been lucky for you In 10:00PM CD Cagney & Lacey (CC) Cangelscf 4 1 1 0 Gatarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 93 362 45 112 .309 othletic director and cross­ High Roltara Bush, Gagne. HR— Hrbek (21), Franco ADavIs (15). SB— COavIs (5). S— Boone. Bonilla 3b Carman L,96 8 4 1 1 1 7 Gibson LA an exciting, new dIrTCtlon. the past are about to take active roles in [ESPN] SpeedWeek A n apparent drug-related murder raises (X) 1986. Rated R. 4 12 2 Brooks rf 4 2 2 0 Tekulve 1 0 0 0 0 2 110 410 78 123 .300 country coach. (10), Gladden (7). SB— Gladden (21), IP H R ER BB SO Bream 1b 4 0 10 Dykstra N Y 94 336 [H B O ] MOVIE: 'White Water Summer' Cagney and Lacey's suspicions when too (X) S t m t (tagne (12), Larkin (3). SF— Hrbek. DMrtnzrf 000 0 Uinpires— Home, Davidson; First, Har­ 48 100 .298 VIRGIINA-Announced mot Dar- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Projects or en­ your life once again. You could hear SMOttW RReyIds rf 3 1 1 1 Walloch 3b McGte StL 112 469 60 139 A summer survival camp turns dangerous many witnesses come forth with identical 3:50AM [HBO] m o v i e : N o w a y IP H R RR BB SO 4 0 2 0 vey; Second, Crawford; Third, RIppley. .296 Been kicked terprises that you orginate in this cycle from both of them today. (H) Wendy and Me Bankhead L,5-7 8 5 2 1 4 3 Prince c 3 0 10 Foley 2b 4 0 11 Sax LA 113 457 55 135 .295 when the egotistical leader lets his job go stories. (6 0 min.) (R) O u t' A job at the Pentagon leads a career Clevetand T — 2:24. A— 24,837. have excellent chances lor success. PISCES (Feb. 20-Morch 20) Over the (g) @ Late .Night With David Latter- Collfenila LVIlreph 10 00 Santoyenc 4 2 2 2 VonSIvke Pit 111 429 77 126 .294 for violating team rules. to his head. Kevin Bacon. Sean Astin. Jo n ­ CD CD (3) News Navy officer into a deadly game of cat and RNIChols L,(k3 41-3 6 5 5 2 2 Fraser W,8-10 9 1112 3 Pedriau ss 4 0 2 0 Hudlerss This is not a period to hide your bright coming weeks you could be fortunate In m an (In Stereo) mouse. Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman. Havens 2 33112 2 110 athan W ard. 1987. Rated PG (In Stereo) C D Hothousa (C C ) Dr. Teller offers to HBP— Buhner by Fraser. Wolkp 1000 DeMiinzp ideas under a bushel. Get a jump on life the same types of situations that were (S) Sea Hunt Sean Young. 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) Gordon 3-3 2 2 1 0 0 3 0 12 help an emotionally disturbed young man Umpires— Home, Reilly; Rrst, Shulock; VnSlyk ph 10 0 0 Burkep 0 0 0 0 by understanding the Induences that unlucky previously. The wheel has 8:00PM CD Hours: In the Cocaine DJones 1 0 0 0 0 0 Second, Johnson; Third, McKean. BJonesp 0 0 0 0 confront his mother about their incestuous (S ) Twilight ZoiM Minnesota are governing you In the year ahead. turned. W ar A rebroadcast of the war against co­ 3:55AM [MAX] m o v i e : 'Blood Dl T — 2:16. A— 24,653. Destrdph 0 0 0 1 Sportlight caine with reports from Bolivia and South relationship. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ® More Real Paopla Viola W,1»4 7 6 4 4 3 5 Send for your Astro-Graph predictions ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Conditions ner' T w o dimwitted diner owners anempt Totals 34 4 9 4 Totals 315185 Florida; an update on the arrest of Roberto GD IN N N e w s to resurrect the spirit of an ancient sorcer­ Berenguer 1 1 0 0 0 0 lodayEyTnalllng $1 to AstrorGraph. c/o are developing at this time that should dS Gene Scott Gonzaloi 1 0 0 0 0 0 Suarez. (6 0 min.) (R) GD Police Story Pan 2 of 2. ess. Rick Burks, Carl Crew. Roger Dauer. ptttsbureh 280 001 001— 4 By The Associated Press this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ add new zest to your social life. An ex­ 1987. Rated R. HBP— Upshaw by Viola. Mentreol 020 021 oOx-6 1979 — Peter Haughton wins his second CD MOVIE: 'They Drive by Night' Cross­ GS) Morton Downey Jr. [M A X I MOVIE; 'The Loot Boys' (CC| A Umpires— Home, Morrison; Rrst, Kai­ Radio,TV land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state citing new relationship appears to be In country truck drivers get involved in mur­ Game Winning RBI — DeAAartlnez (1). International Trot at Roosevelt Raceway by driving (S) L.A. Law (CC) Kuzak defends a young boy recruitt the help of teen-age ser; Third, Phillips. DP— Pittsburgh Z LOB— Pittsburgh 6, your zodiac sign. the otfing. der. Humphrey Bogart. Ann Sheridan, T — 2:42. A— 43,480. Highlights from this date in sports history; Doublemint to victory. woman w ho killed a foreign rapist w ho es­ monster hunters when hit older brother 4 : 0 0 A M GD Dempsey & Makepeace Montreal 5.2B— Bonilla, Sontovenla, Hud- VIRGO (A ug. 23-Sept. 22) Don't give up TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A matter C^orge Raft. 1940. falls In with a group of adolescent vam­ TMMY ler, DeMortInez, Brooks, Foley, RRey- on a situation that you have devoted which you have been anxious to con­ caped prosecution due to diplomatic im­ Dempsey sets out to rescue a kidnapped 1982 Conquistador Cieio, the 3-year-old colt, CD ® MOVIE: 'Kramer vs. Kramer' munity. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) pires. Jason Patric, Coray Haim, Kiefer girl. (60 min.) Wednesday's home runs 1 p.m. — Golf: PGA Championship, nolds. 3B— Bonilla. HR— Sontovenla (5). AUG. 11 considerable time to just because it clude can be finalized to your satisfac­ (C C ) A divorced couple battles for custody Sutherland. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) '' ESPN SB— Hudler (21). S— ONIxon. SF— RRey- winner ()f ^ven straight races including the [C N N ] Larry King Overnight 1943 — Volo Song, driven by Ben White, wins the hasn't paid oH yet. Favorable changes tion. The first concrete steps In this di­ of their young son. Winner of five Oscars, GD Myataryl: The Return of Sherlock 2:35 p.m. — Red Sox at Brewers, noMs, Destrade. Minront Stakes, is syndicated at a record value of Holmat (Cb) Flolmes refuses to believe [U S A ] Edge of Night AMRRICANLRAGUR including Best Picture. Dustin Hoffman, 4 :3 3 A M (X) ■ tove Lucy NESN, W TIC Hambletonian Stakes in the third heat. $36.4 million. are in the wind. rection might'be taken today. that a disfigured b e ^ r murdered a miss­ Barfield (11), Blue Jays; Franco (10), 4:05 p.m. — Mets at Cubs, Channel 9, PHtsbarab LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You are enter­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Companions Meryl Streep, Justin Henry. 1979. (R) 1 2:35AM CB Love Boat Indians; Hrfaok (31), (Madden (7), Twins; 1948 — Demon Hanover, driven by Harrison Hoyt, ing businessman (Dive Francis) whose WKHT Walk L,11-8 6 9 5 5 1 3 T Sebastion Coe sets an Olympic ing a phase where you will have valid may overlook personal advantages In CD Evening Magazine wife (Eleanor David) last saw him through Molltor 3 (9), Loonard (6), Browers; 7:30 p.m. — Blue Joys at Yankees, wins the Hambletonian Stakes in straight heats. 1 2:40AM @ m o v i e ; ‘Trackdown; BJones 2 10011 record in the 1,500 meter with a 3:32.53 time. reasons (or elevating your level of GD Blood and Honor The Nazis discover an opium dan's w indow . (6 0 min.) (R) C.RIpkon (20), Orlolos; Davis (15), Marin­ SportsChannel, WPOP Montreal 1970 — Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Jim Bunning situations today but It's not likely that FifMNng tha Ooodbar KINar' A New York ers. 8:30 p.m. — Boxing: Edwin Rosario DeMrtlnzW,l67 81-3 9 4 4 0 2 1985 — Hubert Green beats (lefending champion hopes and expectations. Lady Luck has you will. You'll have a keen eye lor spot­ that Mrs. Monkmann has Jewish roots. ® Noticiaro Unlvislon City detective tries to solve the sadistic EMERGENCY vs. Rafael Gandarllle, 10 rounds, light­ Burke S,13 23 0 0 0 0 0 beats the Houston Astros 6-5 to become the first her eye on you. ting opportunities. Ernst Keller is imprisoned for helping his murder of a young schooltaacher. George Fire — Police — Medicar l^ e Trevino by two strokes to take the PGA anti-Nazi friend escape to France, and the Upstairs. Downstairs NATliNALLRAGUR weights, FNN/Score HBP— Walk by DeMortInez. WP— De- pitcher to win 100 games in both leagues since Cy SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your possi­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're now Segal, Shelley Hack, Alan North. 1983. (R) Webster (3), Cubs; Sontovonla (5), Expos; 9 p.m. — Boxing: Thursday Night at Mortlnez. BK— Walk. championship. Kuhns send their son out of Germany to GD Star Tre k Young. bilities for achieving two long-range, fi­ In a cycle where you should be able to 1 :00AM CD Archie Bunker's Piece Marshall (16), Rods; Griffey (3), Daniels 3 the Fights, ESPN Umpires— Home, -Tata; Rrst, Davis; 1986 — Bob Tway’s bunker shot on the final hole safety. Stars Jeffrey Frank and Steven Ru- [C N N ] Headline News DIAL 911 (12), O'Neill (13), Rods; So^ogo (7), 10 p.m. — Motorsports: USAC 1974 — Lee ’Trevino beats Jack Nicklaus by one nancial objectives now look very good. Improve your llnanclal base. Be alert tor bling. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 2. (D Joe Franklin Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Darling. gives him the PGA championship over Greg [ESPN] Auto Racing; USAC Sprint In Manchester Padres; Murphy (20), Braves. Sprints, ESPN T — 2:46. A— 29,196. Although unrelated, they might be at­ developments that could open new stroke to capture the PGA championship. (S ) MOVIE; 'Catlow' A Toxas marshal is Cars, from Indianapolis. (90 min.) (Live) GD Twilight Zone Norman. tained simultaneously. sources lor remuneration. n - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. II, 198B MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 11, 19M - 17 M « C A L L Of TH f WILD by Duma* A Crawford SNAFU by Bruca Baaltta KIT tr CARLVLI by Lwry Wflghl ) R66IN5, i r ^ T R u e .,.1 UEAVt IHATt, A 'O r 'N f K.'Nt SAVSVOU DIP^AU-M/MA WFfcOKDUMB ' OLevV., Ml.'.A. I 1 oc have reliable car. Hourly plus per week storting sa­ available for dell meat eeeM vuun- Herold. Penny Sleffert, orders. Experience Porkode.______Now hiring In your ..'/ e A H .. \ Vow MEAN W e A w . Publisher. preferred but not ne­ lary. Year round work slicing. No experience f N 5 - - v o u i<;m o w mileage. Excellent opportunity to breo, both skilled and HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* Etl^E L|F£-< jlKEOVIFa- cessary. Coll 649-9626. available. Will train. S/T Assistant Instructor- ■ necessory. Super be­ unskilled. For o list of . . . A B o O T • TH U U THB work In an Interesting field. High school diploma Jonltorlol Supervisor. LD8T Gorston Sign Supply, nefits. Weekdays only. lobs and application. THIU 6 S-. '. ANPKATN-irfMPtlFI' ftPSTOAV OF and good driving re­ Carino and conclen- Coll 633-7656 ask for .. ANDCfleeT-) CATIOU < Some customer service. Good typing 110 Batson Drive, Man­ Coll 1-615-383-2627 ext J 7? / » /MPP 0N lt J & i ir is A& IF SH F lO S B T M e ►THE P « T OF AND FDUND chester. cord required. Call 649- tlous person needed to Dove. 433. ^ INSCAPO A rtfW liy and spelling akilla a must. work with develop- XKNCWMYMFBIS A L H A Y S K H o HS HAT VOWR LIFE ■' 8667 for Interview PMitolopiiy.j .■JUDST. Block and grey INSIDE Soles. One of appointment.______mentolly disabled DRIVER Needed for tire A LL new free kit pro­ FOOUN& ASOUNP 0UT I'M COMIH&. a n d s t u f f Please call Denise Roberts New England's fastest deliveries. Knowledge gram. Represent •• tiger cot. Oeclowed 4.AB Technician. Con­ adults. Vehicle re­ HofAArreR v^hbn i HHATCAH I paws, comes to growing sign supply quired to transport of area helpful. Cleon Merrl-Moc's 100% gua­ % companies needs on scientious person with ranteed line of gifts, U at 643-2711 driving record o must. e ro p BACK AT MY / “ Dolsv".South Loke- some electrical orelec- crew In p.m. only. wood Circle. Reward! Inside Soles person. Travel reimburse­ Town Fair Tire. 646- home decor, toys and House I CAti ,__foS;gn_lnter^ylew appointment. You should hove good tronlc background to 8140. Christmas Items. Great 647-0508.______work In on electrical ment. S7.65 per hour uMnr rAimH HApnnncfrpia N0VER CATCH telephone monner and plus benefits. Coll VCWI I UUnU UviTIUIISiF U' >• LOST. Block and white some knowledge of In­ rubber goods testlM tor and hostess pro- HBPJ 'e z.e = female kitten. Green lob.ln Manchester. Kothv lonnuccl be- THE DEADLINE FOR side sales. Sign supply tween 10-4 at 871-6724. grom. No Investment, AAonor/Crosbv Rood experience Is not re­ cellent wage and benef­ PLACING OR delivering, collecting. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED area. 646-2542. quired. For appoint­ its package. Imme­ G IVE YOUR budoet o CANCELING AN AD IS Cor and phone neces­ .IMPOUNDED. Mole, ment coll 649-9626. Gor- diate opening. Send 12 NOON THE DAY sary. Coll Free. 1-800- M ECH ANIC needed. 40 break ... shop the clossl about 5-6 years old. ston Sign Supply, 110' resume to: Adminis­ fled columns for bargain BEFORE, MONDAY - 992-1072. S-i! hour week, uniforms CERTinED NURSE trator, P.O. Box 1213, Spaniel cross, block Batson Drive, Man­ buys! FRIDAY, IN ORDER POULTRY Personnel- G CAPTAIN EASY by Crooka A Casale and white. Found on and Insurance. Must AIDES chester. Monchester, C T 06040. hove own tools. Coll TO MAKE THE NEXT needs men and women. THE PHANTOM by Lea Falk A Sy Barry . Oak Street. Coll the As4 Hirst AMe M ECH AN IC Wanted. Full I WANT YOU TO TELL HIM IF HE DOESN’T 456-2244.______HARDWARE Clerk. Full ISSUE. FRIDAY Will train. Full time. Manchester Dog Applicssts or port time Includes time. Benefits. Coll CONSULTING REP Paid medical, life and DELIVER A MESSAGE T WIN... HE'5 FIRED. WOMAN helper wanted. 5 AFTERNOON BY 2:30 TO HAWK WALKER Warden 643-6642. Fsll asd Part Time weekends. Apply; Con­ Firestone, Manches­ Mature person to help retirement plan. Coll days 0 week. Please PM FOR MONDAY’S ' MANAGER We offer the areas hi­ yers Hardware, 646- ter. 646-1761 ask tor children and adults Arbor Acres Form. 633- coll 643-5356.______Mark. EOE. ISSUE. THANK YOU ghest staff to patient 5707.______with a aerloua 4681, ext. 250. EOE. TE A C H E R Aides needed F O R Y O U R ratio. SALES Clerk. Full time problem, Enureals. FULL Time position lANNDUNCEMENTS to work In special edu­ • Flexible COOPERATIONIII ovollble at automotive cation programs In days. Manchester Vi­ Scheduling deo store. Enloyoble STUDY HALL Appointment set by lube center. Excellent aA Wonderful family expe- Portland, Plolnvllle work, good pay. Robin us. Hard work and storting pay. Expe­ J rience. Australian, Eu- and Rockville. Coll • Complete Health MONITOR R E STAU R A N T Help. Ex­ 'VA insurance or Mr. or Mrs. Fronds. travel required. Make rience helpful but will S ropean, Scandinavian Carol Green, 243-0301 528-1852. perienced waitress, train. 647-0997. >• high school exchange between 9om and 3pm. "Including Dental" Manchsiter Board •40,000 to '50,000 port time cook, bus studentsorearrlvlngln CREC In an EO E. Mon- • Uniform WAITERS-Waitresses. of Education commlaslon. Call person and dis­ Wishing will not sell any­ August. Become a host doy - Fridov.______Allowance Ponderoso Is now oc- 1-800-826-4879 or hwasher. Full or port thing ... 0 low-cost od In ceptlng oppllcotlons is seeking applicants for time. Coll 644-4745, ask family for American TEXAS OH Company • Bonus Hours 1-800-826-4826. Clossifled will. Why not D IWaHMCA.Iet Interculturol Student needs mature person, for oil shifts. Great a study hall monitor at for Kothv or Tommy. place one lodoyl 643-2711. Exchange. Call 1-800- a Free Meals earnings potential. ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson mole or female to sell Manchester High ) I9A8 Kriig r eeiiops Sy'vlir ale l'‘i Wi Shifts available for SIBLING. full line of high quality For more Information School. Duties Include: please call mother's with school A Newspaper In Education Program BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake lubricants to monutoc- supervision of study Sponaored by LA5TCHAWCE.' R W O P / r'MTiREDOFMAMAGIMG turlng, trucking, con­ children. Shifts also THE COFfte FOND. CRESTHELO available for high halls, In-school suspen­ MV HUSBAND TOLD ME TD I'VE S O T A MUCH struction and form cus- CONVALESCENT The Quiz The Manchester Herald BRINS CXJR CAR IN AND BETTER IDEA FOR lEmpIpyiiient tomers. Protected school and college stu­ sion room, corridors, HAVE THE OIL CHANGED ,V O U S.__ territory, thorough NOME dents. Please apply In and before and after 0 ^ MANCHESTER, CT. person at: 119 Spencer school detention rooms training program. For Street, Monchester. W oridfcopc (10 pofeWs tor each qutWion arawered cofTccUy) ^ ^ 0 4 W PART TIM E personal Interview, 6 4 3 > 5 1 5 1 with related clerical at­ send work history to MEDICAL Secretory- tendance duties. School HELP WANTED Assistant. Full time. L.B. Grant, Southwest­ days only 7.2 hours ern Petroleum, Box CHILD Core position for Internist office, Man­ PA R T Tim e Doctor's as­ auoMfied nannies. S6-S7 chester. 646-7810. dally. *6.05 hourly wage sistant needed to loin 961005, Fort Worth, TX 76161.______per hour. Long term ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ ('7845, yearly). Some busy optometric prac­ (full/port time, live In benefits provided. Con­ tice. Hours Include COOKS-Butfet Attend­ town Insurance com­ or out). Nannies Un- pany seeks self-starter tact: Tuesdav-Thursdav ev- ants. Ponderoso Is now llmlted 232-7084. I hnlngs and Saturday accepting applications with good typing and Peter G. Boudo, j 0HrU0U% I mornings. Experience tor daytime shifts. Pori SECOND Shift person to moth skills for dlversl- Vice Principal helpful, w illin g to and full time position Cleon vehicles. ' fled position. Willing to Manchester High Sghool ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue ore now available. Sundoy-Frldoy. Coll learn o must. Growth WHAT A O UY by Bill HoesI train. Coll Trisha for Interview. 649-3311. Please apply In person Arbor Acres Form. potential. Full benefits. 6 4 7 -3 5 2 1 THEN LET'S ] IF GUZ CATCHES / DON'T WORRY,WE'LL at: 119 Spencer Street, John 633-4681 ext 351. Coll for Interview. 249- SOS MOVE OUT! j US FOLLOWING / KEEP ENOUGH DISTANCE TEACHER Assistant. Manchester. EOE. 9391. HIM, HE'LL k i l l ! B E TW E EN US SO THEY YWCA betore/atter US! WON'T FIND OUT! '^ANP NOW, school doveare pro­ gram In Manchester VIPeOTAF’EP elementary school. MARKERS HIGHLieHTS Hours; 7-9am and/or FULL TIM E O F M V • 3-5:30pm. $4.50-6.00 an hour. Experience with Material Handlers Receivers PAV,” children 6-11. High We have a permanent full time Data Entry Security Guards school diploma re­ 1 U.S. Defenac\Secra«ary Frank Cailucci, seen here wHh Soviet quired. Starts August position in our classified advertising Telemarketing Houstkeepsrt Defense Min c e r Dmitri Vasov, recently loured Soviet mMHaiy 30. Coll Ann 647-1437. department. Must have excellent instalUlionj/'lle said he saw lew signs that the Soviets were Looking for that perfect full time or port ; EOE/AA employer. (C H O O S E O N E : complying with past arms treaties, switching to a typing and spelling skills as well as time job? We offer \L .TEA C H E R . YW CA befo- pleasant telephone manner. more defensive military siralcgy). O ISW Kmg FMtu.*. SirurtcM. me Worid .nmvml 0 -l| re/ofter school day­ • flexible schedules * competitive wooes THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom 2 King Hinsein of Iordan recently care program In Customer service and data entry • employee discounts • profit shoring Matchwords ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook Manchester elemen- experience a plus. look steps (CH O O SE O N E: to torv school. Hours; 7- • Incentive bonus programs (8 poims tor each correct match) HOWDOl LDVE sever most of his nation’s lies lo, 9om, 3-5:30pm. Mln- Coll or stop by anytime between 9-5pm to 1-sever a-compicle lo strengthen the power of T Ar t , DO You Fm -\H Y l r s fum^ First the hey/ we-p au. be . AND ARThoR R w e l d in g t h e e ? LET AAE Imun 1 year experience If you are respcmslble, organized, Inquire about opportunities In retail TAKe rn/rr ASTRou)6v^) w em dy/ OWES *6 74 IN BACK TARES J with grades K-6 plus 12 lordanians in) the occupied West REA6AHS, BETTER Ofr IF M0R6 COUNT THE enthusiastic, and ce^ deal with dally distribution! 2-verdict b-divide .JUNK SERIOUSLVP TriEH SbU. PEOPLE IN GoVERNMEiIT FiZPM A FAST LIFE... credits In child devel­ ■ank. ( PAID ATTElJTioN 15 w a v e ;. opment, or 2 full years deadlines, this Job Is for you. '' THIS NEW- ‘ experience. Salary Eijcellent benefits, including dental, G . F O X 3 In the first verdict of its kind, 3- lribunal c-allack range S6.-7.50 on hour. holidays, paid vacation, etc. Please DISTRIBUTION CENTER (CHO O SE O N E: an Organization AGE srofF.// 15-25 ho^rs per week. 101 Oeverners Hwy./ So. W indier, C T • 292-1019 \ Starts August 30. Coll contact Denise Roberts at 643-2711. of American Stales tribunal, the 4- comprehensive d-court L Ann 647-1437. EOE/AA eoa UN’s International Court of Employer.______Justice) recently found Honduras 5- detiounce e-judgemenl >W0L4 H O U SEK EEP ER . 3 days guilty of a political killing. P i l V V I l J f o week, 2 hours o day. Test Your Know-How $6.25 per hour. 643-6581. 4 The (C H O O SE O N E: FDA, Sur­ People 8t Sports WAITER/Woltress- Port geon General) recently issued (S pokes tor each correct arawcf) FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves time employment. Wil­ the most comprehemive govem- 1 The EAA, or Experimental (CHOOSE lie's Steak House, Mon- menl report on nutrition and O N E : AutomobWe, Aircralt) Associa­ THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr chester. M9-5271______f^LEFZff PfPOSiT THiPTY-S-eveN health lo date. The report cited tion, recently held Ms annual convention r i j g @ M E ^ PART Time. 20 hours o Geographically speaking a c X !A 9 E IN 6 AINAV <$IUES r.,W E lAUNPRy RDR ..pouRm-W EPnER- COUKfE MAKE SURE ITS, week. Apply In person the eicesshw intake ol fat as a in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. A record MBA£HAHCC1D$NCM/ IN9TAHCB„.ALU YA gentandtucn PETtRGENT ANPNCtr PoLLAP£jW PJ^PTHP£j_^^;_ Solvation Arm y Store, leading cause of disease. number of people visited the week- T1WrMENAREA5tS00P IT O N .,,,------A % OREAM OF ^ 385 Brood Street. «m AI»»3UCTFlir 5 Cosla Rica and Cualemala re­ long event this year. A B O U H P U e TUT aOn«5INTHE w h e a t /U-) ggifTSpoa^gLiNK ggep^ PART Time permanent. a. Illinois Fourth In a series cently refused to join with other 2 Maya Lin, the young architect who 9 H0U5? A $ VIIIA5HER.,. Leading greeting cord b. Minnesota INOMBN.. company Is In need of c. South Dakota Central American naliotM and dedgned th e -I.. Memorial in Washing­ Merchondlsers. to ser­ 6v Marcia Rosen \ d. Arkansas the U.S. in (CHOOSE ONE: ton, D .C., hat iletigned a new cIvH- ...THAW /< You/' vice cord departments and Jerome Sehulster, Ph,D. seeking renewed contra aid, righlt memorial lo be built in Mont­ In Manchester oreo. 9. Which of Iho following European signing a strongly worded de­ Flexible hours. Troln- A general global orientation is of­ countries has the largest popula­ gomery, Alabama. Ing provided. If Inter­ nunciation of Nicaragua). Th a v e s b - ii ten necessary in business and in con­ tion? 3 Former Pittsburgh Pirate Willie StargeB ested coll Annette at a. West Germany 349-9869.______versation. Can you answer the fol-' was the tone inductee lo the BasebaH lowing questions without reference b. France WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll D E N T A L Assistant. Port H a l of FamO this year. Slargell hit .488 to an atlas or globe? c. Spain CUCKf time for specialty prac­ d. Italy Newsname and was named MVP in leading the tice In Manchester. Re­ 1. The Greenwich meridian pastas (1S potots Sor correct Ftratcslo victory in the (CHOOSE ONE: wording position for on 10. Which U.S. city Is farthest west? through all but one of the following armour or ansvwrs) 1973,1979) World Series. NORTH l-U -l i organized people- a. Boise, Idaho countries. I recently denounc­ ♦ K J 7 2 oriented person. Will b. Reno, Nev. 4 The Miami Dotphins defeated the San VQS B rid ge train. 646-4811. a. England ed a final draft of a b. Spain c. Spokane, Wash. Francbco 49ers In the so-caied "Ameri­ ♦ 87 a s new cotwiMutlon lor ♦ Q87C4 c. Nigeria d. San Diego, Calif. can Bowl,” an NFL exhibition game that Ihe large South d. Algeria Is played annuaBy in ,.l~ WEST EAST American nation I ♦ S The anawera: (Give youraalf one a-Paris b-LiNMlon c-Moolreal ♦ 10 0 4 H U P W M T a 2. The two countries closest to Japan a. Pennsylvania W 10 8 7 6 5 W942 he bid the grand slam. point for each correct answer): lead, tayfaig M wosdd Courageous bid, are: 9 Tennis great Chris Evert recently manrled ♦ QJ82 ♦ The play had interesting elements. b. Texas lead lo imtabiUty. 05 a. South Korea and China c. New York ♦ 1 0 5 2 ♦ AK JOS careful play If declarer drew three rounds of q o i p g Who am I and what Andy MM, a former member of the b. China and the Philippines d. California trumps before attacking diamonds, he Q • 6 q '9 nation do I lead! UnMed States Olympic (CHOOSE ONE: SOUTH c. South Korea and U.S.S.R ♦AQ985 By James Jainiby would come up short, since the dia­ d. South Korea and North Korea 6. Which of the following states has a g q g track'and RaW, rkUng) team. monds did not split. If he ruffed two U.S. ACRES by Jbn Davis the h lg h ^ par capita income? o g q-* WAKJ THE SAVINGS YOUR SC08E: 91 lb too potms - TOP SCOKI After a few decades of playing diamonds with the king and jack of 3. Which of the following countries Is a. Connecticut 3 | ♦ A K 10 4 3 q g 81 So 90 pofews — ExotSent 71 to 80 pokNi — Oood 61 to 70 pofcm — FSk. ♦ --- bridge, it’s easy to get carried away by spades, he might lose a trum p trick to BANK OF farthest from the equator? b. Alaska the nuances of bidding. South was the 10-spot. Finally he hit upon the saf­ a. Iran c. Texas eKnowtadga UnimltaCtlnc 88-88______Vulnerable: Neither MANCHESTER The ratings: Dealer: South sniffing around for a grand slam when est all-round play. After ruffing the b. Spain d. N ew Jersery he bid four and five no-trump. When club lead, be played dummy’s spade c. Australia 10— You’re in a state of parfbetion Hao a part tima poaltlon ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ North's response to five no-trump king and then three rounds of hearts, d. The Philippines * 7. Tennessee does not touch which of 8-8— The world is virtually your West Norik East Swslh available In our loan aar- 1 4 showed one king, it was certainly pos­ discarding a diamond from dummy. the following states? oyster iSZSt-C <4*M usMqaiA-e V Pass 2 4 Pass 3 4 sible that the king was in clubs rather Next came the ace of diamonds and a 4. Which of the following countries is a. Arkansas 7-8— You're not aa hot as the equa­ . >S te-y !p-c sa-l Iq-l :SCMO/MH31VW akilla and knowledge of Pais 4 4 Pass 4 N T than in the trump suit. Thus, six hearts diamond ruffed with a low trump. closest to the equator? b. Virginia tor, but at least lukewarm pzvjg >40011$ aso| igwVNSMlN Past loan aarvicing proca- 5 4 Dbl. SNT was a manufactured bid of conve­ Back to the queen of spades and anoth­ SAIDJ a. New Zealand e. South Carolina 5-3— Y o u r aense of direction can Pass mSvjcjgv fo uogapsmuap papjom 8 4 Pass 8 T nience suggesting that North might er diamond ruffed with dummy’s duraa ara needed for b. New Guinea d. Missouri stand improvement Pass ll 4|8uoj|t a 8upi8|^ ifiiauao uoafins-y i|*unq(i| taivis uea|Muiv 7 4 Pass Pass bid seven with the spade king. North spade jack. A club ruff now enabled thiB poaltlon. Call Mra. c. Ethiopia 2-0— You’re lost Pass |o uogizpialio u * -C

HOMES HOMES FOR SALE l i i J FOR SALE t h r e e Rooms. Clean, S p e d o lis i VIEW Hartford In the MANCHESTER. New list­ T E R R IFIC Ranch In quiet FAUINfi BENINDT7 quiet, 1st flo o r apart­ spring and summer ing. Attractive and neighborhood. Priced STOP FORECLOSUREII ment. Heat, applian­ to sell. S'/2 rooms, 2 full from this 8 room Ver­ roomy Garrison Colon­ If you are falling behind on ces. Prefer retired non . ranch on Box ial In one of Manches­ baths, sunporch, lower woman or older mar­ level family room and your mortgage payments... Mountain Drive. New ter's prime areas, gen­ OR...If your home Is In fore- ried couple. Referen­ When you hove some­ MERCURY M o n a rc h CARPENTRY/ HEATNIG/ MttCELUNEOUS erous size bedrooms. oarage. Call office to­ baths, updated kit­ closura, WE CAN HELPI ces, security, lease. No thing to tell, find a cosh 1976. New exhaust tys- CMLOCME REM0DEUN8 PLUMBING SERVICES chen, cedar sun room Including master bed­ day for vour exclusive pets. 646-6113. buyer the eosy way... with showing. $149,900. Sen­ No payment program avail­ tem, good tires, olr, and m orel $190's. B lan­ room suite. Super sized a low-cost od In Classi­ 108.000 miles. $475. 644- chard & Rossetto Real­ lower level rec room try Real Estate, 643- able for up to 2 years. Bad fied. 643-2711. .NANNIES . t lf lM I ll SSojobTr^frucklng! 4060.D______• credit Is not a problemllAak 3968.0 NEW ENGUND Home repairs. You tors," We're Selling with Its own zone of CONDOMINIUMS (MM m. kdB I Tlii IM ' Houses" 646-2482.0 heat and walk out to EIGHT room huge Colon- how LOW payments can 1985 D DD G E Colt. 2 door, MERCURY Coprl 1980. nUMBMatNUTMC name It, we do It. Free FOR RENT 4 cylinder, 4 speed, 40K r ' l l l estimates. Insured. 643- deck overlooking yard. lal with 4 large bed­ help you SAVE YOUR MISCELLANEOUS Light blue. Excellent niMt agaacy, provldei blgh H veihe MeN el eonbiKeit net iNlwm- > 8or all your plumbing r MANCHESTER. Two Extra large 2 cor gar­ HOME TODAYI miles. $2850. 742-1026. M f yo tir m Ri . eM ue. Rtily Nwired. 0304. room's, 1, full, 2 C/2) VERNON. 4 rooms, 1 FOR SALE condition. 4- speed. quality, icreanad nanniei. Uoanaad and maurad. , family. Exceptionally HDNDA Accord 1981. 4 tang tarm (Uva In or out). well maintained two age. Coll Susan Shirher bafhs/fireplace In liv­ SwissHVlat CoBMrvativaGOBS* Qroop bedroom, appliances, Power steering. Per-> Fraa aadihaiaa. Call fo r d e tails., $218,500, ing room, stove In first MUST Sell 2 Steel bulld- door, 5 speed, air, new feet for student or as a 1988 DODGE D/lOO PICKUP ^ .M A R Gm ^ cIIm T&L MASONRY family with potential at (2 to )I <454-1336 or garage, pool, tennis, 232-7084 Sentry Real Estate, 643- floor family room, heat and hot water. Ings from cancellation, brakes and' muffler, second car. Call Terl at i l MmhIiiiIw. M . M 1.I' 528-3003 Brick, block, atone. tor third apartment. 3 4060.0 . ( 2 ^ )I '4S4-4404 am/fm cassette stereo. Chimneys and rspairs. bedroonri's each plus large 150 foot lot In Small pet o.k. $675 brand new, never 487-1330. 318 EFI Eng., AT, P8. PB, Light Pfcg. ' living room, dining Avery Street ^oreo. monthly. 267-8471. erected. Dne Is 40X40. Best offer,646-43S0 M O N T E C arlo 1978. V-8, IB NNIAN'S HONK No |ob too smallj%«i MANCHESTER. Many Owner will help with YOU CAN enlov extra Will sell for balance evenings.______Proapactor I, Sliding Rasr Window, MISCELLANM08 FmeesTiMATea room and kitchen. New extras. Many molor olr conditioner. Power IMPROVIMIIITS vinyl siding. Centrally financing plus VA po­ vacation money by ex­ owed. Coll Rob 1-800- HDNDA Civic Hatchback brakes, power steer­ 6x9 MIrrora, Intermittont WIpsra, Roar Oaoka, AddHIona, WIndowa, SERVICE ^ renovations hove been tential too! $179,900. changing Idle Items In I HOMES ■ 527-4044.______csii64S-80G3 located. $219,900. D.W. done for you In this 1975. 4 speed, com ­ ing, good condition. Step Bumper, 30 Del. Tank. Max. Roollna aiding Anne Miller Real Est- your home for cosh ... pletely rebuilt engine: Raatonabla • Araa ttttmalm Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ levelW 'I-' bed'/bom ___ IFOR RENT. DDUBLE Bed. Spring M ust see. $2000. 649- ote, 647-8000.D______with on od In closslfledf Mattress, brass head- Excellent shape.Best 1677.______Cooling, Trana. D ll Coolar, AM/FM HOME & OFFICE • Intund MNOYM a n 31111 MANCHESTER: 4 bed- Randfr Including new m ir LOVELY 4 bedroom Coll 643-2711 to place your MANCHESTER. Availa­ b o a rd , $150. L lv ln - offer . 646-4350 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 Starao, Cuatom Wheals. CLEANING 647-8441 Ten SoR SereeaaE L ' room Colonial! Come chimney, roof, oil evenings.______HAULING Aqy amount daSyarad. AlaO, fW, burner,Jnotchwav and D utch C o lo n ia l. 1st od. b le Immediately. groom chair, $50. Dou­ door, am/fm stereo, Stock se094 take 0 look at this floor den and laundry Lovely 5 room cape. 2 ble sleeper, $150. Coll I'll Do It Your Way — grsval. atone and bark, muleh. spacious 6 room Colon­ driveway! Plus new TOYDTA Corolla Wagon olr, very clean, low ilO ■ Any Job — Anytime Ooboai. baekhoo a loadarnHila' room, fireplace, fin­ bedrooms, appliances, 647-9033.______1980. Automatic, air. WEEKLY - BI-WEEKLY ial! 4 bedrooms, 1 full oak cabinets. Also has m ileage. 643-9559. , (/) ISlPANmUG/ 16x32 Inground pool. ished basement. Walk Rentals i rec room and garage. GUARDALL Sate, print- conditioning. Best C all Jackie DAVIS CONSntUCTNM baths and 2('/2) baths. to Bowers School. 1982 JEEP Wagoneer, 647-1990 IS S J PAPERING ^ 1 1 Gary 875-3483 1st floor front to bock $149,900. D .W . Fish Desirable areo. $800 Ing equipment, desks, offer over $1300. Call LTD. Loaded, 83K . 872-1400/659-9555- Reolty, 643-1591 .□ $179,900. Anne M ille r per month plus utilities choirs, files, Ham­ 649-4418. •11,288 A family room with Real Estate, 647-8000.n miles, runs well. Best NAME vour own price. and security. 643-2129. mond organ, furniture, 1987 DO DGE 600. $8000. or offer over ^5000. 742- NAWKES TREE SERVICE woodstove. Large liv­ BOLTON. New construc­ ROOMS 00 Mentha — 7.0 % APR. Sailing Prioa After Rebate er Father A Son Pointing ing with 0 fireplace. tion. 9 room Contem­ antique oak dining set, best offer. 643-4263. 5861.______and Papering. Remo­ Buokal, truck 4 oMpptr. Slump CONDOMINIUMS HOFOR RENT buffet, marble top *12,288. Down Paymani ' 2600, Ami. LAWN CARE PERSONAL SERVICES House Is situated on o porary. Top notch STORE AND D O D G E A sp e n 1977. 1978 CHEVY M a lib u FInanead Finanoa Charga val. 391-8567. removal. Fraa aatlmataa. hutch, bikes, toys. 643- •nee. • C lw c k b o a a C e n tra l large lovely lot. quality. Central olrond FOR SALE YOUNG Gentleman. Cen­ OFFICE SPACE 49;000 m iles plus 1974 wagon. Air, very well •2 ,0 0 3 .0 2 . Total of Paymania Special eonaldaratlon lor a iiKom a Tax Prancrcllaii 4703.______LAWNS cut, pruning aldcrty and handleappad. $179,900. Anne M ille r vac, Andersen win­ tral. Pleasant room operating Toyota, high maintained, 63,000 •11,061.20. Oafarrad Paymani Prioa shrubs, general lontfs- Renovation^Plus. • L ir a a Maalin Imuranca Advica Reol Estote, 647-8000.D dows, 1st floo r laundry, FOREST Ridge.Town- FOR Sale. Carpet 12x50. •14.U 1.20. Tax 0 Rag. Exoludad. a BuCeal CantiHMIlan with telephone, next to MANCHESTER. Main mileage. Both for $795. m iles, $1600. 649-9972. ...,*197“ coplng, hauling lunk to Cualom Inlarlor a Extarlor 2 cor garage, 4 bed­ house. 3'/2 baths, 3 bed­ Harvest blend. $65. 649-5445. PalnUng • OalHng Ra^r S 647-7SS3 • n iM n d e l a Batata PlanMna EAST Hartford. 1 year shower. Parking. Ab­ Street. 450 plus square dump. Good pricey new! What a beauty! rooms, 2>/2 baths, den rooms, 1900 square feet solutely no smoking. feet In Downtown. Please telephone 643- Ranaar • PauMr Waihing Coll Dan Moalar - 649-3339 of living space, fire­ NOVA 1977. V-6, auto­ TRUCKS/VANS 649-3104, M ark. ' ' This 3 bedroom Ranch and family room. En­ 6 4 9 - 6 8 0 1 . ______Prime location. Ideal ' i 9044.______matic, original owner. Fraa Cal/malaa • joy this custom design place, air conditioning, FOR SALE 1988 DODGE DAKOTA PICKUP U Is larger than It looks! for doctor or dentist. EIGHT month old water- ln»ur»d a Stnior OI$eountt **’’“ * 0 ?eks*“**^ D. B. Mosler, liie- deck with view. Par­ ■ROOM with fireplace. Well kept. $1200. Tele- (sH Full basement,country and the very best work­ 649-4820 or 646-4412 to bed, $325. Courthouse phone 643-0817.______cbRRIVEAU’S Top quality IS.SO por manship In lovely tially finished walk-out ,Non-smoking mole C H E V Y Sport Van 1978. 8 ve EFI Eng., AT, PS. PB. Light 646-2253 kitchen, neighborhood 0 preferred: $250 plus leave message. One Gold membership, LAWN SERVICE squoro toot comolott. ot newer homes. Very rural setting. $365,900. basement. Pool, tennis 1985 RX-7 GSL-SE. 17K passenger. 6 cylinder, Pkg., Qsugat, Proapactor I. Sotic conatructod 1st utilities. 742-3069. 12'/j months left for miles. Showroom con­ conveniently located D.W. Fish Realty, 643- court. Priced to sell at $450. Compared to reg­ automatic transmis­ Sliding Rear Window, 0x9 • Fully Insured floor docks. $159,000. C all owner of ROOM with kitchen privi­ dition. $12,000 firm . LANDSCAPING Route 84-86. Even has d 1591.D ' INDUSTRIAL ular urlce.of $700 plus. sion. 73K. $1500 or best Mirrors, Iniarmlttant'WIpers, a Free Eatimatea 647-0748.______leges. Private Man­ Days 728-3686, evenings offer. 649-0780. FLOORING 6 4 7 -7 9 5 7 FHA assumable MANCHESTER. New l 2 i J PROPERTY E ric 649-3426.0 and weekends 871-2725. Rear Slap Bumper, AM Radio, l» ] mortgage-9 % I NEW 6 room Colonials. chester residence. C H E V Y S-10 pick-up 1987. Listing. Charming cen­ 22 Qal Tank. 08300 a Call 647-7657 TvTTvSIsTipjSEff $146,900. Anne M ille r ter chimney Cope In Mallard View 3 bed­ Non-smoker, no alco­ MERCURY Grand Mar­ Loaded with extras. KILMAN UNDSCAPE hol. Quiet, considerate. 2-4-5-10-12,000 squore feet r a W E R ^ L t • Bedthee 6 Piww Leeder W6i1i Reol Estote, 647-8000.D central location. Move rooms, } '/i baths, fire­ quis LS 1988. Has al­ 2300 m iles. $9500. Call $75 weekly. 649-2902. Industrial space avail­ ENDROLU 7iM> AftrtM M---MMiW MoRpEtf Mef rr • New Lendeoepe OeW0ft 6 ineleNetton In condition home has place, gourmet kitchen able on Hartford Rood. 3 most everything. 646-7389 after 6pm. G PUdASANDIIIS EAST Hartford. Built In a r» attdHi - M uiCANPRiTRY/ • HiuNfif 6 Oeivertee Leather interior. For­ • Floora Ilka nsw REST BETS* 1987, this lovely Raised front to bock formal with all appliances, LARGE and sunny.Pri­ Immediate occupancy. m widih.atorass WlREMODaiNG • MeliMAQWdN carpeting, full base­ vate both and en­ mal Coach top roof. a SpaolalliIno In oMsr floora BUYES’S GUIDES ranch offers 2 bed­ living room, formal Warren E. Howland, m u s t aa plakag ug at oia AQ I CAMPERS/ *9,388 • Natural S atalnod floors dining room, 3 bed­ ment and garagel No trance. Prefer Inc. 643-1108. Harue Olllaa Menday Umi Insta-clear windshield. StvG TImG and $W M4.37^5Jj;0"4 rooms. Large family Air suspension. Rust 1 TRAILERS After Rebate or a No waxing anymora room and more. Slid­ rooms, lots of storage monthly association nonsmoking mole. Tbuttev batoa 11 am . oflir. FARRMD REMODEUNG CALL NOW 845-8SB1 or I $n0/week. 742-5861. proofed. Much, much Room oddltlant. daeka, raenna. ers to deck. Close prox­ space and Is situated on fees. $149,900. B la n ­ 00 Monttia - 7.a% APR. SaOIng Prioa alihn VtrfiW i • 6455760 pork like grounds. Coll chard 8, Rossetto Real­ ROOMMATES more. Looks like a ALLEGRD 1986 Class A aldina. aatndovia and oultari. imity to highway ond ROOM tor rent. Conve­ showroom car. Call Motor home. Call 684- •lOlSaa, Down Paymant •2500. Amt. Socknoa and bwiMoiar aorka David Murdock for tors," We're Selling 1 ^ WANTED STONE EXPERTS V XANUSCAMN g shopoing areas. Ideal nient location. Work­ TAG 282-1270. 9761.______FInanoad •7806. Finanoa Charga avclIoMa. C all Sab Forrand, Jr. MOJoaroosiMu tor young family. more Information. Houses" 646-2482.0 ing female preferred, •1 0 0 2 .0 0 . Total of Paymania All types of stone work, Aruna Stiruba, Dadgaa, tanM ilng, *15918 HEATING/ $149,500. Sentry Reol MANCHESTER. Male, E] SALES 1982 P LY M O U T H 2.2L. •9660.00. Oafarrad Paymani Prioa 6 4 7 -6 5 0 9 walls, veneer, dry stone ptanOnea, tawn aaadlw t * $178,000. Flono Realty, TIME Is ot the essence! $65 per week plus $65 Rm . Estate, 643-4060.O non-smoker to shore Auto. $1300.646-0611 be­ GARS •12.06010 Tax a Rag. ExMudad. PLUMBING wsH. 0-8 Call Ryan ERdM9dndfi6d< Gallery ot Homes, 646- Sellers hove priced this security. 649-9472, Ros. 645-6849 Can FREE ESTIM ATES 5200.n______THREE Family reno­ condo well below Mondov-Frldoy, 3:30- spacious 2 bedrooms, NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ tween 6-7 weekdays, 9-3 FOR SALE Patrick, Mon.-Fri. 0-6 Saturdays. ParsssalIntI Lews Cars BOLTON. Convenient vated In 1986. 2 and 3 market value In order 8pm, ask for Eleanor. kitchen, living room, eral Statute 23-65 prohibits WE DO IT ALL 8 7 1 - 6 0 9 6 6 4 jw k cs 9lsg country living. This bedrooms with ap­ to sell today! Reduced 1'/z baths. Includes the posting of odvartlse- DATSUN 260Z 1975. Good 1988 DODGE SHADOW rrII e l Hm iIii# 6 ' pliances. $1500monthlv to $129,900 this unit heat and water. $355. mentjippanv parson, firm or ru n n in g condition. AddMoiw. Ddofcd. Wd odn oudlom 742-5224 1800 square toot Raised APARTMENTS corporation on o telegraph, "■ ■ a ts*Cm n IBs m iii ranch has been Immac­ Income. Investors take boasts 1400 square feet- 646-2881.0 Please telephone 649- CLYDE buWd yoof hdme. CompdIWvd pumps, hoi watsr telephone, electric light or C H EV R O LErSU IC K , INC. 2 Dr., 2.5 EFI Eng., 5 Spd. Bolibrs. pumps, ulately kept. 7 rooms, 3 notice! $147,900. Anne 3 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 m FDR RENT power pole or to o tree, 8845 after 6pm umks. now and DEUVEMNG ROUTE S3, VERNON I PS, PB, AC, Tinted glaas, Rich, daan, stona-fraa bedrooms, 2'/j baths, M iller Real Estate, 647- holt baths, rec room, shrub, rock, or any other roplapomarrta. ONE bedroom apart­ Popular Equip. Pkg., & loam. S yards. *80 Plus Tax. family room with wet 8000.0 ______appliances, central olr, Merchandise natural object without o writ­ THE EASY WAY to find a 85 Blazar, Saiga •8995 f h e c e s t iM A T t s central vac and o cor- ment, • heat and hot ten perm it fo r the purpose of aVLSnS; " . . m': ■ today the results of a 9C|;minute 91 cents offered by the district. R.0ln.l

ALL VEHICLES SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE... NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES OR REGISTRATION. Many pray for relief from heat By Andrew J. Davis And McVeigh should be able to with. It’s been here before and Manchester Herald “take the heat” for a long time. I’m sure it will be here again.” There is no snow in the forecast — "It’s the pits,” said Martha Heat lovers like Jack McVeigh just hot, humid, sticky and hazy Lavanway of East Hartford. ”We were rejoicing as the tempera­ weather. According to the Na­ stay indoors more,” she said. ture climbed toward a new record tional Weather Service, hot Lavanway said staying at home MA^<>ESrtRHC3N[>^ today, but many others in down­ temperatures are predict^ for brings relief because she owns an town Manchester were praying this weekend and all of next week. air conditioner. “It’s a pleasure," THE PROFESSIONALS for relief. * But while McVeigh loves she said. “The best investment “It sure beats snow,” McVeigh, summer, others were hoping we (have) made." owner of The Bike Shop at 681 some relief would come soon. While some people wish for 24 ADAMS ST., AAANCHESTER Main St., said this morning as he "I think it's terrible,” Man- cooler temperatures, others take FIRST GLIMPSE — The Duke and still unnamed, weighed In Monday night EXIT 62 OFF 1-84 watered his flowers in front of the chestOr resident Lauren Burnett It in stride. store. ‘T il take it anyday over 30 said about the heat as he walked Denise Johns of Manchester Duchess of York leave Portland Hospital at 6 pounds, 12 ounces. The now prinoaae Just 8 Miles From Harford 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 degrees and snow. I’ll take the down Main Street this morning. (n London today with their newborn is fifth In line to the British throne. heat.” "It’s something we’ve got to live See WEATHER, page 12 daughter, the Princess of York. The baby.