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Hills. Mayor Edward Havens last Manchester Property Owner’s mail will have a significant traffic for the mail site would be mail from 750,000 785,000 week said an appeal was likely if Association and one by the impact (on South Windsor’s on Interstate 84. square feet. the town attorney advised there Manchester Environmental roads,)’’ Elliot said. “ I would not challenge their Those appeals are still pending, Yet another appeal over devel- was "the slightest chance of Coalition. With the latest expansion, the assertion that there are some Elliot said. 'Opment of a $70 million regional success.” South Windsor officials object traffic commission required traffic problems in South Windsor The traffic commission’s 1986 u -shopping mall in Buckland "prob- Elliot said he would have to to the commission’s approving more improvements to Manches­ today,” DeMilie said. "But the approval of traffic permits killed L'ably w ill" be filed by South meet with South Windsor Town the expansion without requiring ter roads, in addition to those impact of the mall on South the Winchester Mall project, : W i^sor, an attorney for the town Manager Richard Sartor. Homart to make improvements required in 1987, but the resutruc- Windsor (roads) is minimal” proposed for a piece of land that said today. William Stoeckert, executive to roads in South Windsor, turing of Five Comers and The arguments between the straddles the Manchester-South Ralph Elliot today said that the director of the STC, said today the specifically restructuring the widening of Buckland Road were two attorneys are similar to those Windsor border. town would likely appeal the appeal would likely be filed in the Five Comers intersection and not included in last week’s heard in 1986, when the commis­ The Winchester Mall develop­ State Traffic Commission’s ap­ courts. The Homart Development widening Buckland Road. approval. sion approved the original traffic ers, Melvin Simon & Associates of proval last week of a revised Co. of Chicago Is already facing at Homart plans to expand the ’Thomas DeMilie, an attorney permit for the mall project, and Indianapolis and Bronson & Hu- N traffic permit that will allow the least two other lawsuits in con­ mall from 785,000 to 1,020,000 representing Homart, rejected 1987. when the commission ap­ tensky of Hartford, had raced expansion of the planned mall, nection with the mall develop­ square feet. ^ South Windsor’s claims Friday. proved a revised traffic permit against Homart for more than a I called the Pavilions at Buckland ment, including one filed by the "The influx of traffic from the DeMilie argued that most of the allowing Homart to expand the year to break ground first. e Detroit California lard Vln- I points, the NBA overthe j night. in the wraps up finals Boston :. Jones, iced his he end of primaries whelmed ame and By LaurokKIng ! Celtics The Associated Press iiderably Parish Jesse Jackson and Michael Dukakis were es with a wrapping up the long Democratic presidential primary campaign today with a final bid for votes in utscored California, the biggest prize inTuesday’s four-state ;ame and finale. :h all the Vice President George Bush, who locked up his •t Kevin party’s nomination six weeks ago, was also ints, in a campaigning today in California, with a series of Celtics appearances aimed at calling attention to the drug issue. 6 fference. Dukakis is likely to clinch his party’s nomination tints and in the final round of contests Tuesday, which also shooting includes races in New Jersey, Montana and New ntleyhad David Kool/Manchaatar Htrald Mexico. He holds a huge delegate lead over ; center Jackson, and is fewer than 300 delegates shy of the for the FIRST CONCERT — Music lovers in lawn chairs dot the hillside in front 2,081 needed to gain the Democratic nomination. The Massachusetts governor, who declared his ns lost in of the Bicentennial Band Shell at Manchester Community College candidacy 13 months ago, got off to a shaky start s in 1955 Sunday for the first concert of the season. At right, David Stout, 8, when he finished third in the season-opening Iowa only one carries a chair for his mother. caucuses in February. But in the months that a before followed, he methodically felled a field of rivals, one 57. Since by one. ’t won a Only Jackson remains an active competitor. And eason. he is making it clear he will try to remain highly visible even after Tuesc|ay’s races. le winner Faithful fans return to the band shell Jackson says his camp will launch a massive ice finals voter-registration drive on Aug. 1. He has said he the Los By Anita Caldwell will keep making appearances after Tuesday. And lay their Manchester Herald he’s putting the party on notice there are issues he’s ready to fight for at the convention. >f 16 NBA It couI(T have been in any In addition, some of those around Jackson are heir fifth country setting, but the peaceful taking an aggressive tack on the subject of the No. 2 hampion- music that echoed over hilly spot on the Democratic ticket. Dukakis has said winning fields was heard at the Bicenten­ Jackson deserves to be looked at as a possible time and nial Band Shell’s first concert of running mate, but deserves no special nt, they the season on the grounds of consideration. shooting Manchester Community College. through- Opening night Sunday brought See CALIFORNIA, page 10 about 500 people relaxing in lawn I points at chairs and on blankets under ting 37.5 balmy skies and cooling winds. lade only Many people appeared to be Reagan presses d quarter regular band shell concert-goers 17 in the with newspapers and knitting and quiet games for the kids. summit PR blitz nts in the Edward and Sonia Siek of 9 e Pistons Fulton Street are among those las never who said they’ve been attending By Susanne M. Schafer the concerts for several years. The Associated Press " I like the classics, the (U.S.) Coast Guard and (U.S.) Air Force WASHINGTON — President Reagan is pressing Band,” Edward Siek said. “ It’s ahead with a post-summit publicity campaign that really beautiful this way.” . portrays his latest meeting with Soviet leader " I think they have a very nice David Kool/Manchaatar Harald Mikhail S. Gorbachev as a turning point in selection,” Sonia Siek said, ad- East-West affairs. 8 MUSIC AND TALK — Lillian Legier, left, Ann chat during the first concert of the season Reagan, who spent a quiet weekend resting at the See BAND SHELL, page 10 Hebert and Irene Bakulski, all of Manchester, Sunday at the Bicentennial Band Shell. White House after returning home on Friday, was to deliver his third speech within four days today assessing last week’s Moscow meetings. On Saturday, Reagan said his Kremlin talks sowed the ‘ ‘seeds of freedom and greater trust’ ’ that Bolton woman, friend save drowning men he hopes will lead to increased liberty for the Soviet people. ran into waist-deep water to the boat. By Andrew J. Davis Road, Bolton, and Marjo Ouellet, 31, boat despite its weight to free the two See REAGAN, page 10 Manchester Herald of East Hartford, both men were men. Sterling said today. Ouellet is a Sterling said. saved. body builder. Sterling’s 13-year-old son, Cory, A Providence man, who was saved William Alessio said in a phone "They were tooclose to shore,” said was the only other person on the from drowning Sunday because of the interview from his home that he plans Sterling. “ A wave came up along side beach, she said. Cory called police, TODAY quick thinking of a Bolton woman and on writing both women, and visiting it. The wave just flipped them over.” while the women ran to the boat, she her friend, today called the feat a them at the hot dog stand run by According to Tom Ingram, sales said. I n d e x Sterling, who works with Ouellet at "miracle from God.” Sterling at the beach. He said he director of South Glastonbury Marina 20 p a g o o , 2 ■octlono William Alesslo, 48, of Providence, wants to do something special for in Glastonbury, such a boat could McDonald’s in Manchester, said it was boating with his son, Russell, them, but he has not decided what his weigh between 2,000 to 2,500 pounds. took two to three tries before the boat 9 r iM A if iA H 1A-20 Opinion « when their 18-foot pleasure craft boat gift will be. The bow side could be lifted, depend­ was lifted. 1A p A A p lA ■ tipped over near the shore of Misqua- “ How do you say thank you to ing upon the tide and whether there When they lifted the boat’s edge, ^ A ftelAnc* T mlcut Beach in Rhode Island, trap­ someone who saved your life?” he was sure footing, he said. 23-year-old Russell Alessio of Wes­ • RfW trta ping the two men underneath. But asked. "A million dollars wouldn’t be After watching the boat flip, the terly emerged from the water. Pn iM ie 11-16 0 .9 , in T a la w la in n 17 because of the heroics of Maryanne enough.” women waited to see if the men would, ! Sterling, 42, of 101 Birch Mountain The two women were able to lift the emerge. Neither did. so the women See RESCUE, page 10 L o ttery------9 IIA/WnrIri ______6 t ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 6. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 6, 1988 — 3 RECORD 75 celebrate In fund~ralseiT\ Road closing protested Residents want Greenwood Drive open Thoughts for state Libertarian party Pnlilic Rccofdi Bv Andrew Yurkovskv closing would encourage motor­ day’s directors’ meeting to voice By Anita AA. Caldwell and Andrew J. Davis ists traveling from Route 6 to use their concerns. Fitzgerald said. AAanchester Herald AAanchester Herald Cliffside Drive, which is owned by He would not say how many Warranty daada the association, to get to Vernon signatures were contained on the “ I Just want to be happy," is a natural statement Street. petition or discuss the petition in Mary-Margaret Ferrante to Nancy Ballinger, Under foreboding skies of Nearly 100 residents have peti­ for someone thinking about what they want out of Fitzgerald said, however, that any other way. Beacon Hill Condominium, conveyance tax, $101.20. rain clouds and occasional sun tioned the mayor to prevent the life. The obvious follow up question is "What will the association is not opposed to Some members of the Board of Allen S. Seidman to Dhimantkumar B. Mehta and Saturday afternoon, about 75 abandonment of a section of make you happy?" A clue to what most people the proposed improvements to Directors said during a workshop Songetta D. Mehta, Brook Haven Condominium, of Peter McNamara’s band of Greenwood Drive because of the assume produces happiness is found in the word Greenwood Drive. on the improvements that the $71,000. political fans met to help raise effect they say it would have on "happy" itself. It contains the root “ hap" which Raymond E. Demers, the busi­ work to make Greenwood Drive Peter R. and Susan C. Cades to Juan L. and m funds to benefit the state traffic on'nearby streets. refers to chance, fortune, or luck. Words like ness manager for the Board of safer was unnecessary because Patricia E. Aguirrezabal, 110 Saddlehill Road, Libertarian Party. An official from the Board of haphazard, and happenstance are made from it. Education, said in a memoran­ the road is not heavily used. conveyance tax $287.10. Education has also voiced opposi­ The connotation for happy is that we are happy if McNamara, 37, of Summit dum last month to William Director Stephen 'T. Cassano WilUam A. Oleksinski, Emma Oleksinski and tion to the abandonment, saying it fate, or circumstances outside us are In our favor. In Street, was to announce his Camosci, the town's director of proposed closing that section of Isabelle M. Parciak to BLE Associates, Bluefields, would make travel to Buckley contrast Jesus taught about what makes us happy or candidacy in the 4th Senatorial engineering services, that the the road in light of what he said he $107,500. School unsafe. as he put it. bless^. He said blessed aire the poor In District at the event but abandonment of that portion of belived was a light traffic flow. CjmUiia W. and Theodore A. Brindamour to Some directors had suggested r spirit, those who mourn, those who hunger and instead decided to send out a Greenwood Drive would force However, a traffic count on at a workshop of the town Board Edward A. and'Bemardine A. Bombardier, Pine press release this week, he thirst after righteousness, those who are merciful, of Directors last month that the school buses serving Buckley Greenwood Drive on May 19 and Acres, $143,000. those who are peacemakers and those who are said. The 4th Senatorial Dis­ School on Vernon Street to use 20 found that 1,679 cars use the Vioiette Construction Co. Inc, to Steven C. LaPine section of the road between persecuted for righteous living. None of that sounds trict includes the towns of Lynch Drive, which he said is too road per day, according to a and Gerald T. LaPine, Tudor Court Condominium, Vernon Street and Lynch Drive like the kind of circumstances that would make Manchester, Bolton, Glaston­ narrow and does not have ade­ report from Gary J. Wood, the conveyance tax, $124.30. bury, Hebron and Columbia. be abandoned rather than carry­ most people happy. This is because Jesus saw the ing out improvements to make it quate sight lines for entry onto Manchester Police Department’s J Raymond C. and Sharon E. Bouchard to Bruce D. key to blessedness in the condition of our hearts not Meanwhile, many of those Vernon Street. traffic analyst. Wood recom­ and Marie C. Parkhurst, 137 Campfieid Road, safer. The improvements, pro­ in the circumstances outside us. A blessed or happy attending, dressed in T-shirts posed by the town Engineering Demers said Friday that if mended that the improvements $142,000. life comes from an inner life that is at peace with and jeans and waiting for a Greenwood Drive were closed, should be made to Greenwood Yolanda T. Felice, Eleanor F. Galli and Mary E. Department, include the widen­ God, in spite of and not because of the outward piece of barbecued chicken, the school board would request Drive in light of the sight line Lourie to Albert H. LaRocque Jr., Christine M. ing and banking of the curve on circumstances of our lives. were there not so much for that Lynch Drive be widened, problems on Lynch Drive. LaRocque, David Gould, and David C. Loweli ' AP photo that section. sharing political views on how that sidewalks be added and that Camosci said the traffic count 228-230 Oak St., $195,000. Greenwood Drive connects SLEEPING DUTIES — A small-clawed is a private non-profit program that libertarians advocate less go­ sight lines be improved. was "quite a lot” for a road like MultiTech New England Inc. to Antoinette C. East Middle Turnpike to Vernon otter from the Philippines snuggles up to attempts to save endangered animals Captain Gary Asperschlager vernment control biit because Camosci said that work on Greenwood Drive. Bettoumi, Oak Grove Farms Condominium, Street. a baby tiger at the Carnivore Preserva­ The Salvation Army they liked McNamara. Greenwood Drive, if approved by The improvements to Green­ $129,000. through captive breeding. John Clifford, a director of the They also appeared to like the directors, would be carried wood Drive would be carried out 0 William S. and Ethel S. Bouton to Dennis R. and tion Trust near Pittsbo.ro, N.C. The trust Forest Ridge Condominium Asso­ drinking beer and listening td out in the summer of 1989 to avoid by town forces as well as an Kathleen T. Hartley, Elizabeth Park, $140,000. ciation, said today that the country and rock music at the disrupting school bus runs outside contractor. Camosci esti­ Vioiette Construction Co. Inc. to Michael C. and association had gathered signa­ gathering on Slater Street. through the street. He said that mated that the cost for contracted Kristin C. Fowler, Tudor Court Condominium, tures of 99 residents of the area as Obituaries "Anything he (McNamara) the job would take about five work and materials would be conveyance tax, $121. ( well as residents who travel on believes, 1 support him,” said weeks to complete. $74,500. If the effective cost of Richard A. and Carol A. Bramonde to Michael and Greenwood Drive. The petition one man. has been submitted to Mayor Cliffside Drive runs south from town labor and equipment were Traci E. Constantine, Oxford Court Condominium, day in Mount Sinai Hospital, Norwich; and several nieces and Thomas H. Holmes employed by the Connecticut Transit “ I don’t know anything Peter P. DiRosa Jr., he said. Lydall Street to the intersection added to that amount, the cost of $81,900. Hartford. Co. for 31 years. He was a member of nephews. Thomas H. Holmes, 75, of Turners about it," said Sue Pratt, from Joseph F. Fitzgerald, another of Greeenwood and Lynch drives. the project would be $107,500. N James Beaulieu Development Co. Inc. to Jdhn G. Besides his wife and son, he is the Ancient Order of Hibernians, the ’The funeral will be Saturday at 0:15 By comparison, the cost of the Falls, Mass., formerly of East Hart­ Massachusetts, who said she association director, said Friday Lynch Drive extends west to and Elizabeth M. Sommers, three parcels on survived by two other sons, Walter Irish American Home Society, the a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ford, died Friday in Massachusetts. came to the event with a that the association does not want Vernon Street. project done entirely by an Rushforde Drive, $386,000. McBride Jr. of Hartford and Michael John Boyle O’Reilly Club of Spring- Main St., with a Mass of Christian outside contractor would be about He was the brother of Nancy LaPine friend. the road closed because the Members of the condominium Center Street Associates Limited Partnership to McBride of New Britain; two daugh­ field, Mass., the Brian Born Club of burial at 10 a.m. in St. John the Baptist $250,000, Camosci said. of Manchester. However, Pratt did say she association plan to attend Tues­ Gary P. Brown, Orford Village, $177,900. ters, Juanita Allen of Newington and Holyoke, Mass, and the Amalgam­ Polish National Catholic Church, 23 Besides his sister, he is survived by understood the libertarian phi­ Michael J. Malerba and Jerilyn D. Dubaldo to Beatrice Hamer of New Britain; two ated Transit Union Local 425. Golway St. Burial will be in St. John’s two sons, Albert Holmes of New York losophy to be "putting our Joseph M. and Judith M. Riley, Mountain Farm, sons-in-laws, Tom Allen of Newington Besides his wife, he is survived by Cemetery. Calling hours are Friday and Richard Hoimes of Newington; government back in the hands $885,000. and William Hamer of New Britain; two sons and a daughter-in-law, Sean from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. two grandchildren, Jimmy and Sheri of the people.” Dems honor five at dinner, and four grandchildren. E. Stack of Manchester and Brendan Memorial donations may be made Holmes, both of East Hartford; three When asked what type- of QuHclalin deeds The funeral was today with burial in T. and Sandy Stack of Hartford; a to the charity of the donor’s choice. person a libertarian is, brothers. Max Holmes and William Soldiers Field in the Wilson section of daughter and son-in-law, Colleen and Anthony Bilotta to Sandra J. Bilotta, Wpodbridge Holmes, both of the Rockville section McNamara said they’re Windsor. The Clark, Bell and Perkins Patrick Reavey of Colchester; a use opportunity to piug party Street, no conveyance tax. of Vernon, and Graham Holmes of mostly “ laborers” and "blue- Funeral Home, 319 Barbour St., brother, Eamon Stack of County Marla Ulbrich Leonard J. and Ann C. Delaney to Lester C. Silver Worcester, Mass.; four other sisters, collar workers," who share the Hartford, was in charge of Sligo, Ireland; two sisters, Nell Jr. and Sophie A. Silver. Cheney subdivision, no Maria (Galgon) Ulbrich, 01, of 28 philosophy of Thomas Jeffer­ By Alex GIrelll his final term to take a post on the Board of Directors for 10 years, Heien Fisher and Ruth Giggie, both in arrangements. Dineen and Kathleen Griffin, both of conveyance tax. Maine, Maxine Manfreda of Windham Joseph St., wife of the late Michael son and Thomas Payne. AAanchester Herald Fair Rent Commission. six of them as mayor, said ‘It’s I Memorial donations may be made Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland; and James B. Golden Jr. and Robert P. Kertanis to Ulbrich, died Saturday at a local McNamara, himself a Amelia Bums, vice chairman who owe you, for wonderful life’s and Bertha Caiabrese of West to the American Heart Association, two grandchildren. He was prede­ James B. Golden & Co., Pondview Estates, no convalescent home. “ working man” who has at "W e make government work,” of the Democratic Town Commit­ experience.” Hartford. Hartford. ceased by a brother, John J. Stack, conveyance tax. Graveside services will be held She was boro In Austria, Hungary, times tended bar at a local state Sen. Michael Meotti told tee, introduced Camposeo, say­ Penny took some light swipes at formerly of Dublin, Ireland. on April 25,1897, and she came to the establishment, is not new to fellow Democrats Sunday at the ing he is a generous campaign present directors. He said, for today at 1 p.m. in St. James Lillian Noyes The funeral was today with burial in Cemetery, There bo catting hours. U.S. and settled in Manchester in 1051. politics. 16th annual dinner dance gf the and party worker. instance, that Director Stephen Lillian E. (Squire) Noyes, 73, of 146 St. Joseph’s Cemetery, Poquonock Before retiring, she was employed for In 1985, he ran an unsuccess­ Manchester Democratic Party, Churchill, a member of the T. Cassano wants to spend more The John F. Tierney^Funeral Home, Green Road, widow of John H. Noyes, section of Windsor. The Farley- 14 years at the Cheney Bros, silk mills. ful campaign for the town held to honor five members of the Commission on the Handicapped, money on Center Springs Park Births 219 W. Center St., is in charge of died Friday at Manchester Memorial Sullivan Funeral Home of Hartford She was a member of Zion Evangeli­ Board of Directors. If on the party for their service. said Manchester is a “ sensitive than the National Park Service arrangements. Hospital. was in charge of arrangements. cal Lutheran Church. state ballot, he will face Meotti, of Glastonbury, was the plans to spend on Yosemite. She was bom in North Falmouth, and responsive community.” She Anna C. King Memorial donations may be made She is survived by a daughter and incumbent Democrat Michael chief speaker at the event that He was introduced by Mayor Boucher, Raymond Matthew, son of Roland and Mass., Sept. 29,1914, and had lived in said she is pleased to ha ve worked to Manchester Memorial Hospital, son-in-law, Maria and John Scholt of Meotti and Republican Carl attracted more than 300 people, to Peter P. DiRosa Jr., a former Sheri Hagenow Boucher of 53 Sycamore Lane, was Anna C. King, 94, of Hotiday, Fla., Manchester since 1951. She was a with handicapped people and Manchester 06040. Manchester, with whom she lived; a Zinsser, a former senator from Willie’s Steak House, 444 Center Republican, who said he would born April 22 at John Dempsey Hospital. His formerly of Manbhe/8'^r, died May 26 member of the Second Congrega­ proud of the town’s accomplish­ brother, Adam Galgon of Philadel­ the 4th District, in the No­ St. not be mayor except for Penny’s maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter at her home. She Was the wife of tional Church of Manchester. ments on their behalf. “ We still Mary J. Stafford phia, Pa.; a sister, Susan Gildein of vember elections. Democrats are not satisfied encouragement and advice. Marcue of 100 Ferguson Road and the late Raymond James T. King Sr. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. have a long way to go,” she said. Philadelphia, Pa., and a sister in Though neither Meotti nor with lofty ideals but want to make Seader made the briefest ac­ Hagenow Jr. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. She was bom in Berlin, N.J., on George (Carol) Belcher of East Mary J. (Olender) Stafford, 72, of David Kool/MinehMter Haritd She was introduced by state Germany; three grandchildren; and Zinsser would speculate in real accomplishments, Meotti Rep. John Thompson, of Man­ ceptance remarks. He said, “ I Terri Boucher of 23 Charles Drive and Henry Aprit 21, 1894, and had lived in Longmeadow, Mass.; and two St. Petersburg, Fla., formerly of six great-grandchildren. telephone interviews Saturday said. He described the Demo­ chester’s 13 District, who, when think Manchester has a great Boucher of Plymouth, Mass. His maternal great­ Manchester for 35 years before grandchildren. Manchester, died Monday in Florida. STOKING THE FLAMES — Peter McNamara, who says The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 about the impact a third party cratic Party as the political party he was mayor of Manchester, Democratic Party. In Manches­ grandmothers are Mrs. Bernice Hagenow of moving to Florida in 1969. A memorial service will be Wednes­ She was the wife of George H. he will run on the Libertarian party ticket for the 4th a.m. at Zion Evangelical Lutheran candidate would have on the of opportunity and said the five spent an entire day in a wheel­ ter, we think individuals are still Manchester and Mrs. Mary Grey of Bolton. His Besides her husband, she is sur­ day at 10 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Stafford. District seat held by state Sen. Michael Meotti, stokes the Church, 112 Cooper St., with burial in elections, Meotti said that honorees were being honored chair to bring attention to the very important.” paternal great-grandparents are Henry Boucher Sr. vived by two sons, James T. King Jr. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be at She was bom in Ansonia on Feb. 12, fiames of a barbecue at a fund-raiser on Siater Street 6 East Cemetery. Calling hours are third party candidates tradi­ because of what they did with needs of the handicapped. Seader retired from the Board of Vernon and Mrs. Julia Boucher of Rockville. of Manchester and Robert King of the convenience of the family in 1916, and was raised in the Rockviiie Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the tionally do less than well in the Saturday. About 75 peopie attended the event. their opportunities. Desmond, a member of the of Education in 1987 after having ZInn, Sara Elizabeth, daughter of Glenn and Westerly, R.I.; four grandchildren; Buckland Cemetery. There are no section of Vernon. She moved to Hoimes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. state. The honorees were Joseph V. Cheney Historic District Com­ served 12 years, including five Krystyn Chmielowiec Zinn of 397 Summit St. was and two great-grandchildren. calling hours. Agawam, Mass., in the 1950s before bom May 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her The funeral was held in Florida. moving to Florida in 1981. Memorial donations may be made “ The history of third party expect to make any money ple an incentive to work.” he Camposeo, Margaret Churchill, mission and a longtime party years as its chairman. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Private burial will be in East Before retiring, she was a machine to Zion Evangelical Lutheran (Hiurch. candidates in Connecticut is Saturday, he hopes to influ­ said, but confessed that a William J. Desmond, Stephen T. worker, told Kennelly that he has Seader was introduced by Chmielowiec of 76 Whitney Road. Her paternal Cemetery. The Holmes Funeral Patrick M. Stack operator with the Buxton Co. for 25 not a very successful one,” he ence people about a libertarian libertarian type of govern­ Penny, and Leonard Seader. first learned about politics from Theodore R. Cummings, Demo­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Zinn of Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of Patrick M. Stack of Manchester, years. She was a member of St. John said. syle of government. ment isn’t something you U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly, her father, the late John Bailey, cratic town chairman, who said Wilkes-Barre. Pa. local arrangements. formerly of Hartford, husband of the Baptist Polish National Catholic Floyd W. Williams But others at the event hoped " ( I want to) make people create overnight. D-Connecticut, a guest at the longtime Democratic state chair­ that in 1956 the Republicans, then Kathleen (Sheehan) Stack, died Fri­ Floyd W. Williams, of 82 South McNamara would have an more aware of the spending "You have to phase it out dinner, said she felt honored to man and national party chairman in control of the town, offeredthe Francis, Eric Robert, son of Robert E. and Laura Church of Manchester and a member day at Manchester Memorial impact on government policy. problem we have with govern­ over a period of time.” he said. have been invited. “ Sometimes I under the Kennedy administra­ Democrats a “ crumb,” one seat Foley Francis of 138 Wells St. was born May 5 at of the Order of the Eastern Star in Road, Bolton, died Sunday at Man­ Walter R. McBride Hospital. chester Memorial Hospital. “ I think it’s good that we ment,” he said. “ We’re spend­ McNamara also needs time wake up and ask myself, how can tion: "H e was called Young John on the Town Development Com­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal West Springfield, Mass. Walter R. McBride Sr., 63, of He was bom in Kilmoyley Ardfert, have an open government,” ing way too much money.” to get the 380 signatureV I be so lucky? Thanks for letting then,” Desmond said. mission. Seader took the post and grandparents are Sandra Foley of North Haven and Besides her husband, she is sur­ The funeral arrangements are Hartford, husband of Mary Louise County Kerry, Ireland, and had said a man who declined to McNamara went on to say, necessary to get his name on me represent you in Washing­ Desmond said he has learned introduced the idea of having a Miltoh Foley of Hamden. His paternal grandparents vived by three brothers, Staniey incomplete. The Holmes Funeral McBride and father of James resided in the Hartford area most of give his name. “ His ideas are " I don’t think government the ballot. Starting this week, ton,” the 1st District congresswo­ that there are good people on both community college in town. Man­ are Willard Francis of West Haven and the late Olender and Joseph Olender, both of Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of McBride of Manchester, died Wednes­ his life. Before retiring, he was Rockville, and Henry Oldender of arrangements. good and he’s a good-hearted should support business at he said he plans to canvass at man said. sides of the aisle, but he urged the chester Community College is the Marian Francis. He has a sister. Jillian Leigh. 3. man.” he said. all,” and that he doesn’t local markets and in the Camposeo, in accepting his' party to work for the election of a result of that idea, Cummings March, Patrick Daniel, son of Robert L. and Though McNamara admit­ believe in public education or neighborhood, door to door. honor, said, “ the cast is bigger Democratic president. said. Elizabeth Madden March Jr., 126 Bissell St., was ted the gathering was “ to have welfare. " It ’s a good way to meet than one inidividual. I’ve worked He was introduced by state Seader, vice president of First bom May 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His a good time” and that he didn’t "W elfare doesn’t give peo­ people,” he said. with some of the finest people to Rep. James McCavanagh, of Hartford Realty, has pleaded maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Public Meetings Deaths Elsewhere provide for the needs of govern­ Manchester’s 12th District, who innocent and is awaiting trial on Madden of 128 Bissell St. His paternal grandparents ment on the local level.” Campo­ said that in his five campaigns, charges connected to a corrup­ ore Robert and Ruth March, 252 Wetherell St. He seo, who has served on the Board Desmond has always been availa­ tion probe involving the Enfield Meetings scheduied tonight. civil rights laws within the federal has a brother, Robert, 4 and a sister. Jennifer, 7. Clarence Pendleton, 84. of Education since 1971, recently Planning and Zoning government. It lacks policy-making ble for hard campaign work. Colleth, Lisa Kimberly, daughter of John A. and A New York City native, Vanda Brightest students in quiz bowl resigned from the remainder of Penny, who served on the Commission. Charlotte Clifford Colleth of 4M Garden St. was headed rights panel or enforcement powers and serves worked as a press agent there in the Manchester only as an advisory body. bom May 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her SAN DIEGO (AP) — Clarence M. 1920s. In 1935, CBS put him in charge maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Planning and Zoning Commission, Pendleton stirred wrath by calling of Hollywood radio originations for Pendleton Jr., who rose from the liberal black leaders "the new ra­ found on Dark Side of Moon Clifford of 247 W. Center St. Her paternal Lincoin C^enter hearing room, 7 p.m. the network. slums of the nation’s capital to help cists” whose support for the Demo­ PZC vote set on work plans grandparents are deceased. She has a brother. 'During World War II, Vanda was a lead President Reagan’s battle cratic Party "led blacks into a Michael. 3, and two sisters, Cheryl, 7 and Robyn. 6. against racial quotas as the first black colonel with Army Intelligence and The Dark Side of Moon team Bolton political Jonestown.” proved it had the brightest chairman of the U.S. Civil Rights Pendleton graduated from Howard was credited as a co-author of the plan Booster Club, Herrick Memorial for Armed Forces Radio ^ rvices. students in Bennet Junior High Commission, died Sunday. University in Washington, D.C., in for parcel surrounding mall Park, 7 p.m. School as it was crowned winner He was 57. 1954 and after serving in the Army he' He left CBS in 1946 to write and Dr. Crane’s Quiz Pendleton was believed to have of the school Quiz Bowl Friday. returned to earn a masters’ degree In direct for television. His credits suffered a heart attack while The quiz bowl started in Febru­ tain Road on 179 acres. Coventry education. include "Abbott and Costello" and By Nancy Concelmon dispute between the town and exercising. ary with 26 teams and 104 Eighth Utilities District over a The developer. Gary Pierce of Town Council, Town Office Build­ "Rogue’s Gallery.” During that time AAanchester Herald 9 1. Which flower is usually linked with Memorial Reagan selected Pendleton, an ChariM Vanda he served as president of the guild in students. On Friday, the competi­ sanitary sewer system that would the Mary Catherine Development Day? ing, 7:30 p.m. opponent of affirmative action quotas tion was narrowed to the Dark serve the 380-acre mall site. The Co. of Windsor, plans to build 148 Planning and Zoning Commission, Hollywood. Construction on land surround­ VIOLETS TULIPS PEONIES ROSES and busing, to head the commission in LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Charles Side of the Moon team and the Los engineers for the project. Fuss & single-family luxury homes that Town Office Building, 7; 30 p.m. ing the Buckland mall site will be 2. The phrase “ mental telepathy" is an example November 1981. Vanda, a writer, producer and former In the 1950s, Vanda worked for Pollitos team. Dark Side won, 340 O’Neill, have included alterna­ would sell for $250,000 to $400,000. Solid Waste Committee, Town Of­ one step closer If the Planning of The bipartisan Civil Rights Com­ president of the Director’s Guild died Philadelphia’s WCAU-TV, where he to 220. tive systems in the plans at the and Zoning Commission tonight The commission tabled a vole REDUNDANCY HYPERBOLE ANACHRONISM fice Building, 7:30 p.m. mission monitors the enforcement of Saturday after a long Illness. He was produced live series. request of town staff. Students were required to ans- approves a preliminary plan of on the application at its May 16 SIMILE 'Town and district officials have development for 150 acres around 3. Which one of these is not considered a "grain" were questions in math, science, said a portion of a proposed meeting pending review by town English, history, geography, the mall. crop? agreement between the district staff of final plans. 8 Weather The plans include 1,000 apart­ RYE TIMOTHY WHEAT OATS sports and general knowledge and town addresses the sewer during the double-elimination ments, an industrial research and Also on tonight’s agenda is a 4. A man's belt suggests which term from MancheMter Herald issue, but details on the agree­ request from the Andrew Ansaldi geometry? tournament. development complex and a hotel Sunny and warm and offices. ment haven’t been made availa­ Co. for a wetlands boundary RADIUS CHORD DIAMETER USP8 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 211 Members of the winning team ble. Officials said they will hold a change for about 2 acres at 186 CIRCUMFERENCE Manchester and vicinity: are: Todd Williams, Adam Kra­ The commission delayed a vote on the plan at its May 16 meeting, press conference on the agree­ Bidwell St. 8. Which nicknamed creature serves as the Partly cloudy tonight with low Published dally except Suggested carrier rataa mer, Jamey Tatro and Matt ment in the near future. Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 for wanting time to digest the infor­ Planning officials have said the farmer’s alarm ciock? temperature near 55. Partly Robison. According to the preliminary days by the Manchester one month, $23.10 for mation. Tonight’s meeting is request for a boundary change is FERDINAND CHANTICLEER DOBBIN cloudy Tuesday with a possible plan, the 1,000 apartments to be Publishing Co., 10 Bral- three months, $46.20 for Los Pollitos members are: scheduled for 7 at the Lincoln usually a precursor for REYNARD shower. High temperatures in the built by the Trammell Crow Co. of nard Placer Manchester, six months arid $92.40 (or Sarah Hennigan, Emma Dela­ Center hearing room. development. 6. At the left are five idioms of our American low to mid 70s. Conh. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen Dallas would be housed in 36 ney, Annie Breen and Jewell The plan was submitted by 1-84 But Ansaldi has filed suits in speech. Try to match them with the entries at the West Coastal, East Coastal, clasa poetaga paid at and mall rates are availa­ buildings on 55 acres and would White. Associates,, a group of developers Hartford Superior Court against right to which they pertain. Northwest Hills: Partly sunny Manchester, Conn. Post­ ble on request. 11 kely rent for about $500 a month, master; Sand address To plaice an advertlso- from New York, Virginia Beach developers of surrounding land, (a) Dead eye...... (v) Street and breezy with highs in mid 50s. Other teams were: The Rising a company official said at the last changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a nows and Boston and headed by New charging that the PZC approved (b) Dead center...... (w) Tie Partly cloudy Tuesday with pos­ Force, Violent Females, Royal meeting. ter Herald. P.O. Box 591, Itam or picture Idea, call York developer John Finguerra. subdivisions that could damage (c) Dead heat...... (x) Sharpshooter sible showers. High tempera­ Manchester, Conn. 00040. 643-2711. O ffic e hours are Generics, The Psychedelics. Su- The plan also includes 15 acres Town staff found the preliipir Ansaldi’s property and the (d) Deadbeat...... (y) Auto starter tures near 75. 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday mus Primus, Veni Vldi Vlci, The of open space required under nary plan of development apprlii^i nearby Folly Brook. (e) Dead end...... (z) Welcher on debts If you don't receive your through Friday. Crusaders, The Giants, The Four zoning regulations, a hotel, offi­ Long Island Sound to Watch Herald by S p.m. weekdays The Manchastar Herald riate for the land, which Is zoned Ansaldi’s most recent suit, filed Stooges, Liberated Women, Fab­ ces and retail space on 39 acres Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point; or 7;30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a member of The Comprehensive Urban Develop­ against the commission for its Answers In Classified section ulous Four, Demolitian, Illusions, off Buckland Street and an office Tonight, northwest winds dimin­ pisase tsiephona your car­ Associated Press, the ment. The preliminary plan approval of the 40-lot Green Vengence, Coqui, Double Stuffed, David Kool/Mtnchaatar Htrtid and restaurant on 6.3 acres north ishing to 10 to IS knots by Tuesday rier. If you're unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ shows land-use types, utilities Farms subdivision and the Some- morning. Tuesday, west winds 10 reach your carder, call tions. the Now England Smart Alecks, Kim’s Killers, The of the proposed hotel. rsville Corp. of Manchester, subscriber service at 647- Nswspapor Association Experience, The Dynamics, The MIND BENDERS — Jamey Tatro, an eighth-grader at and other details, but the com­ to 15 knots. Seas 3 to 4 feet tonight In other old business, the caused Somersville to file a notice Lottery 0046 by 6 p.m. wsefcdays and the New England Four Musketeers, Masterminds, mission must approve a more and 1 to 2 feet Tuesday. Variable Bennet Junior High School, works on a question during a commission is scheduled to vote in Hartford Superior Court last Today's weather picture was drawn by Matthew Mikolelt, (or dellvory In Manchester. Prose Aaaodallon. The Most Experienced and the detailed final plan of develop­ cloudiness tonight and Tjuesday. Quiz Bowl at the school for eighth-graders Friday. on a wetlands and subdivision month requesting environmental Hat Heads. ment before work can begin. who lives at 349 Oakland St. and attends Robertson Chance of a few showers 'hiesday application for a proposed 148-Iot impact statements and other data Social studies teacher Ellen Jamey’s team, the Dark Side of the Moon, won the One issue that may cause a Connecticut Daily Saturday; 185. Play Four; 9272. school. with visibility 3 to 5 miles. development at 276 Birch Moun­ to prove Ansaldi’s claims. Morse coordinated the event. competition. snag in developing the area is a V

MAl^CHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 6, 1988 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 6, 1988 Shultz hopes Syria takes Moscow’s cue STATE Alurrmus charged in Yale shanty fire NATION By Barry Schweld Since there is virtually no U.S. The Associated Press contact with Iran, the Syrian govern­ & R E G IO N Doc made headlines & W O R L D “If we can solve some of our problems, why can’t ment remains the main U.S. channel DAMASCUS, Syria — Secretary of the people In the (Middle East) area come to grips" for information from Tehran. Syria is on other occasions Historic |ob begins State George P. Shultz met today with Iran’s main Arab ally. Ticket discrepancy probed with their own? While the U.S. State Department WASHINGTON — American and Soviet President Hafez Assad of Syria and said if the United States and the Soviet routinely affirms its support for HARTFORD — The Investigation Into before Sunday arson inspectors are set to begin the historic job of — Secretary of State George Shultz Union can improve relations the Lebanon’s indpendence, Syrian influ­ recent problems with the state’s new lottery verifying compliance with the medium-range ence in the war-battered country is By Linda Stowell countries in the Middle East should be computer system has hit another snag: a missile treaty signed, sealed and delivered by able to do the same. considered preferable to the rise of discrepancy over exactly how many so-called The Associated Press President Reagan and Mikhail S. Gorbachev. Syria, which has been critical of the Swiss cantons as possible models fora Iranian-sponsored Islamic fundamen­ "funny tickets” were sold. “ We’re set. We’re ready to go,” said Ken Shultz told Arab reporters in Shultz mission, is the Soviet Union’s future Palestinian entity. talists believed to hold U.S. and other The computer for General Instrument Corp. NEW HAVEN — The 56-year-old Yale alumnus Pease, a spokesman for the On-Site Inspection Damascus that Washington and Mos­ principal ally in the Arab world and A day earlier, Shultz told Israel that foreign hostages there. cow "have both agreed to address of Maryland — the state’s new contractor for accused of setting fire to a shantytown built by Yale Agency, the new office set up by the Pentagon has the only missile arsenal that can its occupation of the West Bank and Shultz flew to Damascus from Cairo, ourselves to the^. Middle East issues” the Daily Numbers. Play 4 and Lotto games — University students to protest South African to make sure the Soviets comply with the approach Israel’s in capability. Gaza Strip and “ frustration” of where he had spent the night after apartheid, was once sued for allegely shooting a and said there would be more talks. Israeli officials say Syria has put Palestinian civil rights were a “ dead­ flying from Jerusalem where he had shows that seven winning tickets were issued requirements of the Intermediate-range In a news conference shortly before for the flawed May 9 drawing from a machine neighbor’s dog and kept a pet leopard until it mauled Nuclear Forces treaty. chemical warheads on some of its end street.” talks with Shamir. his daughter. meeting with Assad, Shultz noted that at a Hartford liquor store. The Soviet Union and the United States will missiles and that they can reach Shultz is reporting to Assad that the He was met at Damascus airport by Dr. Elwood D. Bracey, of West Palm Beach, Fla., the superpowers have resolved many But Jose Rodriguez and Gilberto Pardo, who have the same rights of inspection, which will Israeli cities and military targets. U.S. plan for Middle East peace talks Syrian Foreign Minister Farouk was arrested Sunday and charged with first-degree of their own disputes. Speaking to the Arab journalists, ran into a dead-end in. Israel and helped alert state gaming officials to the include on-site checks for the first time in the al-Sharaa before heading to the U.S. arson in connection with a fire Sunday that " I f we can solve some of our Shultz repeated his contention that the Jordan. computer problems by Intentionally entering history of superpower arms control efforts. Embassy. destroyed the shantytown, named Winnie Mandela problems, why can’t the people in the Palestinian state on the West Bank and The secretary of state found neither Shultz, on his fourth tripto the region winning numbers after the drawing had taken City after the wife of Nelson Mandela, the jailed (Middle East) area come to grips” Gaza Strip demanded by Arabs “ just King Hussein of Jordan nor Israeli this year to promote his peace plan, place, say there were just six “ funny tickets” South African anti-apartheid leader. He is free on with their own? he asked. doesn’t make any sense.” Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir pre­ held two meetings with Shamir in from the liquor store where Pardo works. Safety rules lacking j $50,000 bond pending arraignment in New Haven The summit pointed the United He said "a confederation or an pared to negotiate under terms set by Jerusalem on Sunday in an effort to Superior Court today. PENSACOLA, Fla. — Safety was an States and Soviet Union in a more attachment to another state or states” Washington. persuade him to agree to make a Bracey generated headlines West Palm Beach on informal matter at a Navy water rescue cooperative direction in dealing with was "a more workable way of looking The plight of American hostages a nd commitment to Jordan that Israel will Two arrested In shooting several other' occasions, according to a report school where a recruit died after instructors regional disputes, and Shultz hopes at It.” the Syrian military deployment in exchange part of the occupied territo­ STAMFORD — Two Stamford men have published in Monday’s edition’s of the Palm Beach Syria will take a cue from Moscow. He suggested American states or Lebanon were also on the agenda. ries for Arab recogniton. Post. 0 ^ forced him into a swimming pool when he been arrested in connection with the tried to quit during a drill, an instructor drug-related shooting death of a 25-year-old In 1982, he shot and killed a local school board member’s doberman pincher, the report stated. ’The testified. Wall Street stockbroker outside a city housing f ., Testimony was scheduled to enter a third school board member sued, but Bracey countersued Protest begins project, Stamford police said. claiming the dog “ intruded onto (Bracey’s) ’ photo day today in a hearing to determine whether D The body of Jeffrey E. Rossi of Greenwich residential property ... and destrp^d plaintiff’s Sunday morning. The shantytown was five instructors and their commanding officer was found slumped over the wheel of his 1985 SHANTYTOWN BURNED — Michael nine rabbits and a pet chicken,” thMreport stated. destroyed by fire that authorities allege should be court-martialed for the March 2 BMW near Southfield Village apartments Bracey also kept a pet leopai^ forlO years at his Morand holds his head In disbelief after death of Airman Recruit Lee Mirecki, 19, of in South Africa; around 3 a.m. Thursday. Police believe Rossi, West Palm Beach home until 1980, When the animal viewing the remains of Winnie Mandela was set by a Yale alumnus. At Morand’s Appleton, Wis., at Pensacola Naval Air who was shot once in the head, had stopped his mauled his 2-year-o1d daughter, Blythe, the paper City at Yale University In New Haven on left Is Yale Police Chief Louis Capplello. Station. car to buy drugs. stated. The child underwent seven operations to A doctor testified Saturday that Mirecki defies new bans James Ghant, 18. and John Valentine, 21, repair her broken arm and scarred leg, the report was disgusting. he took off as he ran.” died of apparent heart failure, most likely Chamey said he caught up with the man in the both of Stamford, were arrested Thursday as stated.. " I was sad when the shanties went up because I caused by fear. Several classmates testified JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) - Bomb they drove out of a Stamford parking lot. Sue Ellen Apte, acting director of the Palm Beach thought it was an unnecessary statement, but for courtyard of Pierson College, one of Yale’s N Mirecki appeared to be terrified before his attacks hit a bus and commuter railroads today as residential colleges, where the two had a political Police found a small-caliber handgun that County Medical Society, described Bracey as a anyone to torch them is denying these people free death. hundreds of thousands of black workers and they believe to be the murder weapon in a popular doctor. "H e’s a well-respected physician, speech,” he said Sunday. discussion about South Africa, apartheid and Yale’s students began a general strike. trash bag in the car. not the type of person who would do something that A Yale alumnus was charged with arson after he investment policies. The protest, set to last three days, defies new might have repercussions.” Apte said. "H e’s not allegedly torched the shanties. “ In my opinion he acknowledged he had done if A symbol of hope government bans on political activity by major hot-tempered.” Bracey, who graduated in 1958, was stopped by a and he did it because he had strong feelings on this anti-apartheid groups and by the black union Transcripts sought Bracey could not be reached forcoment Sunday, jogger near the blazing shantytown, police said. and felt alumni should have their say,” Chamey NEW YORK — While the world’s politicians federations that helped organize the protest. despite attempts by telephone to locate him at local Dr. Michael L. Chamey, a Boston psychiatrist weigh the fourth superpower summit, some HARTFORD — A weekly newspaper is said. "H e also said he had given Yale a lot of Mangosuthu Buthelezi, who heads the black hotels. and class of 1968, said he saw a man running away Russian immigrants living on a mile-long slice homeland of KwaZulu and who opposes the strike, asking the state Supreme Court to order money.” The former secretary of the Ivy League school from the fire as he was jogging across the campus of Brooklyn seashore already have declared it said fourpeople were killed in Kwa Zulu when a hand release of transcripts from condemned killer The man told him he had worked in a hospital in was dismayed by Bracey’s actions. Sunday rooming. a success. grenade was thrown onto a commuter bus. Michael Ross’ trial, saying it needs to review South Africa and was a Vietnam veteran, Chamey “ It was a vile act.” John Wilkinson, former “ I yelled fire and ran after him,” said Chamey. They judge it so not because of any great However, police denied this, saying five people on them as part of its investigation into "H e was in a tan suit, tie and his class button, which said. secretary of the Ivy League school said. " I think it strides in human rights or arms control but the bus were injured by a fire bomb. complaints that witnesses were mislreated by because It is a symbol of hope — a sign that Several bombings also occurred on railway the trial judge. services near Johannesburg and Pretoria and on a Attorney Alan Neigher. representing the change is possible. Inside Brighton Beach’s White Ada station near a black township outside Durban. Connecticut Law Tribune, argued Friday that Ex-worker says Millstone procedures lax No injuries were reported in those attacks. delicatessen, where American cookies are Superior Court Judge G. Sarsfieid Ford The Federated Chamber of Industries said the sold alongside hot ponchicks and kbac — inhibited the newspaper’s ability to gather the Johannesburg area was the hardest hit by the WATERFORD (AP) — Northeast have any implications for safety or William Raymond, the senior resi­ several questions raised by Delcore, Russian versions of knlshes and apple cider — news by denying access to the transcripts. strike, with a 90 percent absentee rate among the Utilities is downplaying a former the quality of work being done” dent inspector for the federal regula­ including whether proper procedures Simon Feldman is cautiously optimistic. The right to gather the news is as much tory commission at the Millstone were followed for certain electrical black work force. worker’s allegations of lax work Although the alleged problems "You cannot be very optimistic because of protected by the First Amendment as the right complex in Waterford, is investigat­ work; whether there is a problem with There were few milk or bakery deliveries, since procedures at its Millstone nuclear occurred outside the nuclear area of the communist system,” Feldman says, to report the news. Neigher argued. ing Delcore’s allegations. the general control of work at the site; most truck drivers are black; hospital supervisors power complex. the plant and would not have affected wiping his hands on an already stained apron. Ross, a 28-year-old former insurance agent whether a welder who worked at the in a plush clinic had to wash floors and clean toilets; The complaints have prompted an safety in nuclear operations, fhe Raymond said he has found that AP photo from Griswold, was convicted a year ago of plant was qualified; and whether an and white managers manned the cash registers at investigation by the U.S. Nuclear former worker says he is concerned procedures were not followed on at killing foour teen-age girls in the Norwich employee of a contractor should have shops, barren of the usual crowds of black alligator that attacked and killed a Regulatory Commission. that a lax attitude toward procedures least one occasion, but found that the GATOR KILLS CHILD — An official area and sentenced to die. Ross, already been examined to determine how Candidate’s kin charged customers. Northeast Utilities, the operator on the non-nuclear side might creep work was done safely. from the Flordia Department of Fish and 4-year-old Englewood, Fla. girl serving a life sentence in two other killings, is much radiation the worker had The national black chamber of commerce and primary owner of the plant, also over to the nuclear side. GREENVILLE, S.C. — Jesse Jackson’s Game holds the head of a 10-foot, 6-inch Saturday. appealing the death sentence. Although the commission is con­ received after he finished work at supported the protest and agreed to close businesses investigated John Delcore’s allega­ “ They get used to that lousy way of cerned that disregard for procedures half-brother was freed on $500,000 bond after through Wednesday. But in some townships near tions after he wrote a plant superin­ Millstone in 1983. doing work,” said Delcore, a former in the non-nuclear areas might affect being charged with hiring someone to attack a Cape Town, blacks were seen walking to adjacent tendent in October, said Anthony . Raymond declined to discuss preli­ Arson at high school general electrical foreman who nuclear operations, Raymond said, “ I witness to a slaying, police said. mixed-race communities to do their shopping and Castagno. an NU spokesman. minary results of his investigation. He 10-foot gator attacks, kills child worked at Millstone for a contractor. haven’t seen evidence that it’s carry­ Noah Robinson, 45, was released Sunday catch taxis into work. NORTH BRANFORD — An arson fire in the plans to meet with Delcore this week “ These aren’t real major prob­ " I feel like that’s how disasters ing over.” night, a day after being arrested and charged Some cities reported more black worker turnout principal’s office at North Branford High and is to release final results as part of ankle-deep water along the resi­ he got out of the water more and lems.” Castagno said. “ They didn’t happen.” He said last week he has looked into a routine inspection report. with being an accessory to a felony, police as the day progressed. ENGLEWOOD, Fla. (AP) - A School caused an estimated $10,000 to $15,000 But the government railroad service and private boy who watched a 10‘/4-foot dential lake with her 8-year-old grabbed her from the back and 6 said. brother, Justin, their dog, and went in the water. in damage today, police said. "W e think he was responsible for the bus companies which carry .black workers from alligator leap from a pond and kill Someone broke into the school early in the townships into city centers in Transvaal and Natal his 4-year-old playmate said it neighbor Jason Kershanick, 9, on solicitation of the a d and took part in the "It was pretty quick,” Jason morning, broke about 14 windows in the office Hartford’s chief provinces termed the general strike "highly seemed like a dream until she Saturday evening when the gator arranging,” said Detective Keith Morton. said. “ It seemed like a night­ and in the library, and then used some sort of effective.” disappeared underwater leaped out and snapped up the girl The original bond of $100,000 was raised to mare, a dream. But then the way Absentee rates for black workers ranged from 50 screaming. in its tpeth. accelerant to set the fire, said police Detective $500,000 Sunday when charges of obstruction she screamed, when I saw the says cops limited percent In Pretoria to 80-90 percent in Durban and Game officers fired five shots “ While she was kicking, she Michael Doody. of justice, intimidating a witness and criminal blood after he went in, then I He said the fire was set about l:,56a.m. Most Cape Town. Port Elizabeth, known as a hotbed of to kill the bull alligator about five must have kicked the alligator,” conspiracy were added against Robinson, Jason said Sunday. “ Right when realized it was real.” of the damage was confined to the principal’s political unrest in the past, had a near normal work hours later, after spotting the Police Capt. W.L. Johnson said. she stopped kicking, the alligator office and an adjoining office. Doody said in protecting gays turnout. reptile on the bank of Hidden Johnson said the reason for the high bond jumped up out of the water and Alligators tend to pull their Authorities were alerted to the fire after Mining companies reported absentees only on Lake with the limp, 31-pound was that Robinson gave police three addresses some coal mines. Gold and diamond mines, body of Erin Lynn Glover in its started biting her two times in the prey underwater, drowning them burglar alarms went off and police responding HARTFORD (AP) — The city’s police chief says — in Greenville, Chicago and Albuquerque, stomach. Then he dropped her and stashing the body for later to the call discovered the blaze. Doody said. that despite the recent slaying of a 33-year-old accounting for more than 60 percent of the country’s jaws. N.M. foreign currency earnings, operated normally. Erin was splashing through and she crawled away, and then feeding, wildlife officials said. School opened for classes as usual today. homosexual, there has been no increase in violence against the gay community. Bernard Sullivan, however, did not dispute claims Importing garbage by gay actvists that the death of Richard Reihl of Afghans In new war Wethersfield is an extreme example of a rising Mushroom cloud prompts fears of war HARTFORD — Environmentalists are number of attacks on homosexuals in the Hartford KABUL, Afghanistan — As Soviet troops concerned tha* the new garbage-to-energy proceed with their withdrawal from MOSCOW (AP) — Pravda said flattened several city blocks and were among those killed. Witnesses said the explosion was so area. powerful that windows were shat­ plant in Bridgeport is receiving garbage from “ They may know that within their circle. But Afghanistan, the war between government today that residents thought war had tossed railroad cars and other vehi­ The official media’s reporting ofthe New Jersey. forces and anti-communist guerrillas is broken out when a freight train cles like feathers. disaster was among its most detailed tered about \'h miles away and they’re not making it known to us.” Sullivan'said. sections of track were discovered a "Why are we bringing waste from another “ I can understand the gay community’s feelings, entering a new stage. packed with 120 tons of explosives Dozens of doctors were rushed to and rapid ever about such an accident — an apparent sign of Mikhail S. mile from the accident site, the news state to pollute our state ?’ ’ asked Suzanne but there are a lot of homicides every year. They all The ultimate test will be whether either side blew up at a rail crossing in a city near the city and rescue workers continued Gorbachev’s policy of "glasnost,” or reports said. Mattel, excutive director of the Connecticut get treated the same,” he said. can muster enough cohesion, military might Gorky, killing at least 68 people and today to pour through the debris and Fund for the Environment. “ We have plenty Sullivan says the police force is limited in what and popular acceptance to impose its will on a injuring 230. Pravda said the true death toll may greater openness. Pravda described the scene as What shocked Arzamas residents, enough waste to handle right here-in they can do pa rtly because beefed up patrols around nation that throughout history has resisted “ First I saw a high column of never be known. In some areas, all being one of “ brief panic,” but said Pravda said “ was not the damaged well-known pick-up spots could be interpreted as control by any central authority. flames shoot up. Then I heard a that was left from the blast were car those who were not injured quickly Connecticut.’’ houses or destroyed cars, but the harassjnent. The U.S.-supported Moslem guerrillas have rumbling, and then a great mushroom wheels or rubble from multi-storied rushed to help victims. Mattel said the importation of garbage crippled people calling for help.” Unless they get specific complaints, police do not cloud rose,” the official Communist apartment buildings, today’s paper raises the question whether the $288 million proved themselves adept at defending their The newspaper quoted one unidenti­ More than 80 doctors were flown to give special priority to places such as the late-night Party daily quoted a witness, V. added. Bridgeport plant, which serves 14 area towns, home turf in the countryside, but in a decade fied, weeping woman as saying: “ The Arzamas, a city of more than 90,000 pick-up area where the victim and hisnaccused Dormidontov, as saying. Soviet media said the blast involved was built larger than it needs to be of fighting they have yet to capture a major first thing that came to my mind was, people. Nearby residents rushed to killers met, behind the Chez Est bar, Hartford Chief Soviet news reports said Saturday’s three boxcars packed with industrial city. explosives and destroyed the homes of has it started?” an apparent refer­ offer blood and food for the survivors, of Police Bernard R. Sullivan said Friday. blast in Arzamas, an industrial city the media said. about 240 miles east of Moscow, 600 people. At least eight children ence to war. Wesleyan breaks ground “ Our general attitude toward the gay community AP photo MIDDLETOWN — Wesleyan University has is live and let live,” Sullivan said. 9 Sean G. Burke. 17, and Marcos J. Perez, 16, were RAISING THE FLAG — With the help of in Ashford. Newman donated $7 miilion Socialists favored broken ground on a new $22 million physical charged Wednesday with robbing and killing local children, actor Paul Newman of the profits from his food company to PARIS — Extreme-right leader Jean-Marie The Phantom of the Opera’ education center. Richard F. Reihl, 33, of Wethersfield on May 15. The 147.000-square-foot center will contain a attaches a flag to halyards at Saturday’s heip finance the camp for chiidren with Le Pen said today he wanted to work with the They are also suspects in the May 14 assault and dedication of the Hoie In the Waii Camp cancer and other diseases. center-right parties to defeat the Socialists in 58.000-square-foot multi-purpose field house. robbery of a gay West Hartford man they also next week’s National Assembly runoff 50-meter swimming pool and other facilities. reportedly met downtown near Chez Est. dominates with seven Tonys “ It will be a great advance for Wesleyan’s election. educational offerings and for the quality of The young age of some hustlers, or male Newman opens camp for kids A coalition of conservatives showed NEW YORK (AP) — “ The Phantom of unexpected.” lifer on theis campus,” Wesleyan President prostitutes, in the area near the bar has earned it the surprising strength in first-round voting for the Opera” captured seven Tony Awards, “ There are so many ups and downs in Colin G. Campbell said Saturday. nickname, "The Chicken Ranch.” Warrants the National Assembly, but computer including best musical, but the fairy tale this business. Well, the time I have had ASHFORD (AP) - Paul New­ The center will serve 2,’ZOO undergraduate charging the two Hartford teen-agers with felony The Hole in the Wall Gang “ This is not a rich man’s projections said the Socialists are still likely to “ Into the Woods” deprived it of the prizes here in New York,” said a choked up murder and first-degree robbery say they drove man looked back over his years Crawford, who portrays the phantom. “ I students, replacing Fayerweather Gymna­ Camp, a $17 million project that camp,” Newman said. "It’s free win a majority in the 577-member legislature. for musical score and book. repeatedly around the area until they met Reihl, as an Academy Award-winning includes the camp facilities and know by the law of averages I must be due sium, which was built in the 1890s. and there Is still room for more The Socialist Party and the outgoing "Into the Woods” won three Tonys at and accompanied him to his condominium where actor, race car driver and family an endowment, was initiated Isy kids.” to be knocked down by a truck.” Tuesday Only The project is being funded through private center-right majority coalition were running Sunday night’s nationally televised they robbed apd bludgeoned him to death. man, and said his new camp for Newman in 1986 and is scheduled Located on about 300 acres of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine, donations. There will be $20 million for almost even in Sunday’s popular vote, leaving awards presentations for the 1987-88 From Our Meat Dept. seriously ill children may be the to open for children this month. land that straddles Ashford and won for composer and author, respec­ Perez said in a signed statement to state police President Francois Mitterrand’s party with a Broadway season. Also winning three USOA CHOICi BONtLBBS construction costs and $2 million as a special most important accomplishment Newman’s food company, New­ tively. of “ Into the Woods.” that he "hated Jags” and that the two bludgeo,ed Eastford, the camp is modeled were the exotic love story "M . Butterfly,” .»3.79nb endowment to pay operating costs. About $11 of his life. man’s Own Inc., donated $7 narrow advantage heading into Sunday’s " I ’m so glad that Stephen won, so I don’t Sirloin Steaks Reihl to death because of that hatred. Burke has not after a frontier logging town of and the revival of Cole Porter’s "Anything million has been raised so far. “ It’s certainly a contender,” million to the camp. He raised runoff. have to share this with him,” said Lapine USDA CHOICe made a statement to police. the old Wild West. Goes.” Newman said Saturday. "It may another $7 million from dona­ in accepting the book award. Spoon Roast . J3.79/.6 Burke has posted $200,000 bond and was released There is horseback riding, "Phantom,” which is the season’s ultimately tuni out to be the tions. A.E. Hotchner, a business Joanna Gleason won the best actress in Residents return to complex Thursday afternoon from Hartford’s Morgan Street boating, a baseball field, tennis biggest hit and is sold out well into next champ. It depends on how it partner and close friend of Controversy grows the musical, in which she plays the baker’s From Our Dell Dept. jail. Perez remains in jail, Bailey said, on a suicide courts, a gymnasium, dining hall year, is the second straight British import HAMDEN — About 100 elderly residents are goes.” Newman, said Saturday that wife who wants a child and turns to a witch SWIFT FSeMUM watch because his attorney and his mother are and spacious cabins with sitting BORKEN, West Germany — The owners of to win for musical. Last year, “ Les back home in their high rise apartment Newman said at a private another $3 million is needed to for help. Honey Ham .^3>69/ib. concerned he might try to kill himself. rooms and front porches. Golf a coal mine where an explosion killed dozens Miserables” won that award and seven complex. 10 days after fire forced them out. dedication at the camp that he is complete the endowment for the “ For the past two years, people have WOUND HILL “ I don’t think it’s any different now than it used to carts are available for transpor­ of miners have acknowledged that radio others. The residents returned Saturday. usually cynical about life, but the camp. thought I was the baker’s wife, but I felt Turkey Pastrami. be,” he said Friday. "I(jlon’t8eeanydrastic,.sudden tation around the camp. contact was made with missing miners hours In addition to musical. "Phantom,” the The May 25 fire at the churchfiin camp helped him recapture the "The thing I wanted to do was to Yale-New Haven Hospital will more like Cinderella at the ball,” Miss coortn SHASP rush of things.” after the blast, but broken off to search for story of a disfigured ghoul who abducts a Davenport-Dunbar Residence injured at least enthusiasm of his youth. endow it, not just build it,” provide medical support at the beautiful singer at the Paris Opera, won Gleason said after winning her prize. Cheese------J2.99nb 36 people and forced evacuation of more than Police do not keep statistics on crimes against gay "I’m pretty cool.” Newman Newman said. “ Five years from camp. more miners. “ M. Butterfly” author David Henry Family members of some of the dead the musical categories for best actor, 250 residents, including 100 who had to be men. Sullivan said, mostly because it is nearly said during a S5-mlnute Interview now I don’t want it turned into a Hwang thanked "the real-life French From Our Own Bakery Newman grew quiet as he miners and a newspaper alleged that rescue Michael Crawford; director, Harold carried out. impossible to do so. with The Associated Press at the retirement place forexecutives.” diplomat who carried on an affair for 20 FWiSH BASSO talked about one young boy who workers had bungled the search operation. Prince; featured actress, Judy Kaye; and The fire was contained within a library and Sgt. Robert W. Slattery, a state police spokesman, camp. The camp is free for children was featured in one of the camp’s years with a Chinese actress without Raspberry Turnovers------450 m Meanwhile, diggers on Sunday searched for all three technical awards: Maria Bjorn- ground floor of the eight-story brick-and- said he thinks there are a substantial number of “ I ’ve seen a lot. I’ve been with life-threatening diseases, first promotions. son for sets and costumes and Andrew realizing she was a man. ... the last six workers missing from masonry building and many of those crimes motivated by anti-homosexual feelings: He through a lot,” he said. " I lost my ages 7 to 17. " I visited him in Boston,” Bridge for lighting. " I like improbable plots but I’m not sure 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 evacuated were allowed to returned within said it is clear that reports of such crimes are rising, cool today ... I recaptured the The camp is not full yet, and Newman said. “ He didn’t make Wednesday’s explosion. “ I’ m honored,” said its composer, I could have made that one up,” Hwang days. but that does not necessarily mean more of those enthusiasm of my youth. This is Newman said children can still it. All he wanted to do was toast Andrew Lloyd Webber. "This was rather said. I crimes are occurring. Many go unreported, he said. awesome.” get In this summer. marshmallows.” Garden arts J a c k Early spring rains and intermittent warm weather were good for the aphids, but not for By Dean GolembeskI NI\S\T ycA)R OH w ovw s... ^ d e r a o n Connecticut’s maple trees. The Associated Press Agricultural Extension agents repert the a rich treat NEW LONDON — When the weather turns hot in insects hit maple trees in Middlesex County June and night begins to fall, Ralph R. Branchini 0B\L'CR?OR1«E\.EM«, hard last week, and that the blight is the worst will grab a net and chase the bright lights. .OFWBfllOAWRE? it has been in that area of the state in five The objects of his pursuit are fireflies, which years. Manchester residents will have an Branchini studies at his laboratory at Connecticut Aphids, which suck the sap from the College in New London. He’s trying to understand opportunity Saturday to enjoy a rich treat No radon plan The federal government has known about the underside of the tree’s leaves, cause leaves to the enzyme that nnakes the insects glow, research when a variety of performers and artists hazards of radon gas in the home since 19M, but turn brown and drop off. that someday could help doctors diagnose diseases participate in a five-hour ceiebration of the none of the major federal housing agencies has a ‘‘It’s a very serious problem,” said Latif or lead to the development of new drugs. arts. plan for dealing with radon. Lighari, an agricultural agent at the “ We ask the question, ‘How does it work? How Middlesex County Extension Center. does the enzyme, because of its structure, because The extravaganza has something to offer Radon is the odorless natural gas that comes from decaying rocks and soil. In a closed Aphids can kill an untreated maple in three of its amino acid composition, how does it do what it for just about every taste, from symphony to does?” Branchini said during a recent Interview. environment, such as a house, it can build up in years, Lighari said. bagpipe music, to ballet, to barbershop Branchini, chairman of Connecticut College’s such concentrations that it causes lung disease. As Lighari said his center fielded more than 50 harmony, to theater and the visual arts. calls in the last week of May from concerned chemistry department, already has spent two J many as 20,000 people die each year in the United residents and diagnosed the aphid’s presence summers catching fireflies, and this summer will be In some respects, the ‘ ‘ Arts in the Garden” States from lung cancer traced to radon. his final year of research under a National Science The General Accounting Office recently looked from samples brought to the office. program planned by the Manchester Arts Foundation grant. He intends to apply for a new into how government housing agencies deal with Swamp and sugar maples seem to be the Council and the Greater Manchester , most susceptible to damage. grant, because the research is not complete. the threat ^ d found that they weren’t dealing with He and a small group of students catch the Chamber of Commerce Arts Committee is it at all. The Department of Housing and Urban fireflies each June and then freeze them in liquid like a whole summer series at the Manchester Development builds and finances housing for the Drought threatens ducks nitrogen. The frozen insects are stored in jars for Bicentennial Band Shell with visual arts and poor. HUD sometimes wants the tenants about the later experiments by Branchini and his crew. The AP pholo u WASHINGTON — This year’s drought in the food added. dangers of radon and sometimes doesn’t. The quick freezing preserves the chemicals that make Veterans Administration, which finances housing, West is grim news for North American ducks, the insects glow. CURIOUS ABOUT BUGS — Ralph study fireflies. Each June he collects The variety of events gives people the Moscow Notebook doesn’t think radon is its problem. The Farmers battered throughout the 1980s by bad weather The insects are available only for about one month Branchini, a Connecticut College pro­ thousands of the insects to determine opportunity not only to enjoy what they Home Administration is still working on a radon in breeding areas, warns the Fish and Wildlife a year during mating season. 'Their glow is believed fessor, has made it his special work to what makes them work. already know they like, but also to discover policy. Service. to be part of the mating process and enables the new sources of pleasure. Even the Environmental Protection Agency is Drought is hurting prime duck breeding fireflies to distinguish between species. There are dragging its heels. It has been working on a areas in the Dakotas, Alaska, Montana and about 2,009 different types of fireflies. yellow-green glow of fireflies. enzyme and possibly put it to commercial or other Scientists have been studying the glow of fireflies There is an unselfish reason to support the Kremlin breaks stereotypes national assessment of the radon problem, but the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Manitoba, Last summer, Branchini’s group collected about use as a “ reporter gene.” for about 40 years now. A group of scientists in pioneer endeavor. A good attendance will won’t be finished until 1991. Saskatchewan and British Columbia, not only 1.500 fireflies. The particular species they seek are Scientists splice reporter genes to other genet, to California recently were able to clone the gene from By Jonathan Wolman in subjects ranging from arms four nights in Moscow, you’d think by drying up marshy areas where ducks known as Photuris pensylvacia, the state insect of determine when those other genes are working. N encourage local performers and artists to Penn.sylvania. They collect only males, which fly 6 Photinus pyralis firefly to genes of a tobacco plant. control to Soviet agricultural he’d want to get home to his own breed, but by enticing cattle to graze in areas Luciferase has great potential as a reporter gene continue their effort at community cultural to 8 feet above the ground compared to females, When watered with a solution containing lucifrase. because it would produce light when a chemical MOSCOW — For many of the trends sincecollectivization. Mos­ bed. But once in merry old they normally wouldn’t reach and by leading Don’t touch that dial which fly low to the ground. The numbers the group the plant glowed. process occurs. This light would easily be detected enrichment. cow cognoscenti added their England, it seemed possible that farms to put such areas under the plow. Americans getting their first peek The owners of professional sports teams are collects poses no threat to the species, Branchini in a laboratory, Branchini said. But the most compelling reason to support expertise on Politburo intrigues, presidential planners may simply “ The situation looks grim,” said Frank Branchini’s group is hoping to clone a gene from at the Kremlin during last week‘s forcing the courts to crack down on bars that show said. the species of firefly if is studying. The chemical ‘ ‘ Arts in the Garden” is a selfish one: You get summit, one surprise was simply not to mention the best new have hoped the stopover would Dunkle, director of the service. “ The implications of this reporter gene concept home games on television.visi( Under the law, a The group also caught a firefly last summer that composition of the fireflies studied by Branchini is extend into the pharmaceutical Industry, into basic a lot for your $15 ticket. aesthetic. cooperative restaurants and a draw attention to the Bolshevik If preliminary results of the annual survey commercial establishment that tunes into a game apparently had never been previously character­ different from that being studied by the California biochemical studies and beyond,” Branchini The Kremlin — as in ‘ ‘ President buyers’ guide to the Beriozka gift way of life. of nesting areas, done in cooperation with for its customers is rebroadcasting that game. ized. An entymologi.st in Florida is examining that group. So far. the Connecticut College researchers explained. Somehow the news of the celebration seems Reagan rattled the Kremlin with shops. London is everything Moscow is Rebroadcasting without permission is a violation of , Canadian authorities, are borne out later this specimen to determine if it is a new_specie. have developed a process to extract pure lucifrase to have gotten lost in the press of events. It his demand that... “ —conjures up But no one wanted to talk about not. Single-family homes. Color­ copyright law. The team owners would rather have .. summer, the service will have to “ take a hard Branchini said. ' \ from their insect specimens. It takes about fwoday.s A pharmaceutical company could use luciferase to “ test drugs that effect gene expression, or would be too bad if the celebration does not the image of a big, no-nonsense, the KGB. ful office buildings. Benign bob­ the fans buying tickets to sit in the stands. look” at hunting regulations for the fall, he What scientists do know about fireflies is that its to produce a batch of the enzyme, Branchini said. Is my hotel room bugged? Are bies. Shopping to beat the band. said. bioluminescent system is composed of the chemi­ whether they turn on or off a gene,” Branchini said. attract a good crowd. government-issue office building In a recent case in Minnesota, a judge fined “ Our main goal is to isolate the protein (lucifrase) with which we would all be we being followed? Is the taxi More shopping to beat the band. cals luciferase. luciferin. adenosine triphosphate This is significant because “ lots of diseases” are several taverns thousands of dollars for showing and study its characferi.stics,” Branchini said. caused by genes being shut down too long or being That would result in discouraging the familiar except that it is hidden driver a spy? What about the New construction! Jaywalking. and oxygen, Lucifera.se is an enzyme and the focus games to their patrons. In some cases, spies for A part of that goal is to develop a molecular model too active. Drugs seek to restore the order of artists. More important, it would be a loss to behind suffocating security. friendly teen-ager we saw near Yet there were hints of an teams have staked out mom-and-pop bars to catch Rubdown has benefits of Branchini’s research. In a laboratory, the Connecticut College group can mix these chemicals for luiferase. Such a model would enable scientists balance in which a system doesn’t run too much or the community. If the event is an initial Like the Pentagon, forexample, the Arbat shopping mall, and then imminent outbreak of fashion them in the act. NEW YORK — A massage before aerobic and set off the reaction that results in the familiar to expand their knowledge of how to clone the too little. Branchini said. success, there would probably be a move to or the General Motors Building. again near Red Square? He wants among the young ladies of Mos­ The bar owners are organizing a lobby to get the exercises may induce both psychological and cow. Return visitors were im­ repeat it from time to time. Moscow has more than its share to trade his rubles for dollars — at law changed. Within the next few months, they will physiological benefits, according to the of these sorts of structures, but the a very good rate. Is this a setup? pressed to be see some miniskirts approach Rep. Edward Markey, D-Mass., the Reebok Aerobic Information Bureau. Kremlin Isn't o^je of t^m . The summiteers have all left, and patterned stockings and chairman of the House Telecommunications It says that’s the opinion of Dr. Adalbert The Kremlin is a Complex of well fed and unscathed, and so “ shoulders.” Blimp-like helium balloon Subcommittee, and ask him to introduce a law Szogy, head of the Ergometric Laboratory at ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. antique buildings framed by an now thetruth can be told. 'The KGB □ □ □ making it legal for bars to show the games. the Sportmedizinisches Institut in Frankfurt, Don’t use military imposing red-brick wall. It in­ was on its best boy-scout behav­ West Germany. West German athletes INSURANSMITHS SINCE cludes breathtaking, centuries- ior. Border guards seemed benign “ I am delighted to be in a No payoff regularly use massages before training to feel looks for drug smugglers old cathedrals, many of them and friendly. Passport clerks country,” one traveler said upon better and loosen muscles. 1914 highlighted by gilt-painted onion wielded rubber stamps. There arriving in England, “ which in ‘war on drugs’ The United States has been spending nearly $1 SIERRA VISTA, Ariz. (AP) - A huge tether. domes. Several ornate palaces — was little sign of bugging, follow­ accepts its own currency.” million a year for the past 30 years on premiums blimp-like balloon floating serenely in the Within the balloon’s range are 1,000 Italian-renaissance yellow, not ing or planting of false evidence. The Soviets make it pretty near Turtles’ palates strange for life insurance that can never be collected. The southern Arizona sky is a new weapon in a homes, five churches and Huachuca 649-5241 Stopping the huge flow of drugs coming into government gray — have passed Nonetheless, the KGB made its impossible for a foreigner to do government has a self-insurance plan for its TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Hawksbill sea widening war, a radar-packed eye-in-the- Mountain Elementary School, where 65 E. Canter Street the United States is one of the most critical from theczars to become offices of presence felt. serious business in rubles. The workers when it comes to life insurance. But the sky searching for airborne drug Carol Southland, a second-grade teacher, Physically, it seemed to be turtles have one of the strangest palates Manchester, GT. tasks facing our government, but using the the commissars. The grounds are Soviets wantdollars,orpounds,or Federal Employees Life Insurance Act mandates smugglers. is among those who appreciate its lavish, and at least in late May everywhere. If there were eight the Finnish Markaa — any knouli. military to do the job isn’t the right way to that there be a backup policy from private The turtles live almost exclusively on When it becomes fully operational this deterrent role in the war on drugs. they are green and beautiful. The doors to a summit hotel, seven denomination that has value in insurance companies to cover the risk in case a month, the nearly $18 million balloon will “I just don’t think the risk is there,” she 6 sponges that are unpopular with other animals solve the problem. red flagsalwayswave.andthered would be locked and four security world markets. scan the sky to the south, tracking said. “ I don’t think the balloon’s gonna run national disaster prevents the government from because the subtropical sponges have glass Our military’s job is to protect the nation star shines bright above several men would be checking IDs at No. The ruble is not traded outside making good on all the policies. Those “ risk low-flying planes that try to evade regular away through the neighborhood and carry spines and they excrete poisons. spectacular gates. 8. You had the impression that Soviet borders, for fear it will lose payments" to private insurance companies radar, and helping U.S. Customs Service off the children.” Diamond Rings against the military forces of potential No one knows how the sea turtles digests the Much of the Kremlin is off MaxwellSmartI wascheckingthe its value, and the Soviets need amount to $850,000 a year. But the contracts, aircraft chase smugglers within 80,000 enemies. We shouldn’t detract any more from glass needles, which are a form of silica The balloon has a rapid deflation device limits, but some of it is not. IDs while Maxwell Smart II was international exchange to pay for written back in 1954, incredibly do not require the square miles. to allow operators to lower it quickly while for Today’s Modem Man that mission, particularly in a time of similar to opal. Nor does anyone know how the Tourists stroll through. Russians checkingon MaxwellSmartI. And import goods. Hotels and restau­ companies to do anything in return for the The helium-filled, white balloon already controlling where it lands if it were to turtle deals with the sponges’ poisonous declining defense budgets. use it as a shortcut to work. so on. rants and souvenir shops that premiums, not even to pay off policies. Rep. Tom has tracked planes twice, leading to break from its tether. secretions. arrests and seizure of drugs, said Daniel And the Army, Navy and Air Force are not Brides, still wearing theirdresses On several occasions, reporters cater to visitors invariably will Lantos. D-Calif.. is looking into the problem. Sabotage would be the most likely cause and veils, stop by and leave their seeking your basic man-on-the- accept no business from Soviet Wiley, senior engineer and site manager of a breakaway from the mooring, but it trained as law enforcement agents. They are wedding-day flowers at memor­ street interviews were told by citizens and no rubles from Depression, mania linked for the contractor, Westinghouse Defense would be a difficult target for anything but not in the practice of reading opposing forces ials to Russia’s war dead. Moscow residents, in so many Few prosecutions and Electronic Systems Co. a rocket, Wiley said. anyone. NEW YORK — Medication used to treat their rights or respecting an enemy’s “ This is ground zero?” asked words: Are you crazy? Asking me It is the first of at least five balloons Because of the helium’s low pressure, ’The Justice Department decides to prosecute clinical depression has been linked to mania, Customs officials hope to position along 6ne American journalist, a fellow about Reagan? Those two guys Jonathan Wolman is assistant less than 2 percent of the conflict-of-interest cases “ you could put probably a dozen (bullet) constitutional privileges. according to Health magazine. the Southwest border to plug gaps in who found it incongruous to over there, they are KGB. How do bureau chief for The Associated holes in this Aerostat out here and it would it gets from inspectors general in the various Mania is a super-euphoric state, often ground-based radar surveillance that Traditional Satin They could, of course, learn to do those consider that if the bombing ever I know you’re not KGB, too? probably take us days to even find out we Press in Washington. government agencies. Congressional investigators 'accompanied by a decrease in sleep, increase have allowed smugglers to enter the . 10 Carat TW .05 Carat TW things. But do we really want them to become starts, the White House and the Others were only too eager to had a leak,” he said. sampled 304 conflict-of-interest allegations against in energy and racing, uncontrollable thoughts. country with impunity via Mexico. Now $279. Reg $.37.5 Now $189. Reg $275. familiar with those roles? Fighting the ‘ ‘war Kremlin will be the first to go, talk. Glasnost seemed to be The balloon goes by various names: government employees. They were initially It can lead to poor judgment In all areas of a Some residents near the giant balloon’s wedding-day flowers or not. trickling down, slowly but surely. Letters to the editor Aerostat (for air stationary) Borne Radar on drugs” with destroyers and gunships is investigated by 10 inspector general offices. The person’s life. The magazine says a study mooring on the southern edge of the Fort The Manchester Herald wel­ IGs determined that conflict-of-interest laws had Huachuca military reservation say Surveillance System: SOWRBALL using a hammer to crack eggs — and may □ □ □ □ □ □ shows that the 26 percent of American women (Southwest Radar Balloon); “ Fat Al­ comes original letters to the been violated in 124 cases. But the Justice they’re worried that it poses a danger to well create a military “ police force” we being treated with anti-depressants are bert,” and even “ Little Shamu,” after the Then there is the KGB. President Reagan raised eye­ editor. Department decided 107 of them were not worth would be better off without. susceptible to mania even if they have no them. whale of Sea World fame. U.S. officials provided every brows by stopping in London en Address letters to: Open Fo­ pursuing. Fifteen were left up in the air, and only history of the illness. “ I’m sure the government’s going to sort of briefing prior to the route home. rum. Manchester Herald, P.O. two were prosecuted. leave it there until it has an accident, and At 245 feet long and 72 feet in diameter, it Pharmacists fill some 60 million dwarfs a Boeing 747. It weighs 12,750 — Portland Press Herald, Portland, Maine summit. Journalists were steeped After four nights in Helsinki and Box 591, Manchester 06040. prescriptions for anti-depressants each year then things will change. And it ultimately will have an accident,” said Harry pounds, including the 3,500-pound‘down- and most are taken by women, it says. Ranging far afield Woodward, whose home is within the looking radar payload strapped to its Solitaire 7 Diamonds Masculine The budget experts in the Reagan administratioa radius of the balloon’s 10,000-foot-long underbelly. . 16 Carat TW . 50 Carat TW . 20 Carat TW Coming home from the War of 1812 have been dabbling in business beyond the bottom N ow $399. Reg $525 NoW $699. Reg $H75 NoW $629. Reg $H25 line. A congressional investigation turned up ' ; evidence that the Office of Management and - Treatment of jaw pain FORT ERIE. Ontario — Nobody knows the name Williamson says the remains of the soldiers were Budget got involved in calling the shots about NEED SOME EXTRA of the long-dead American soldier. He is listed for recovered from the cemetery. He says some of the product labeling. The Food and Drug the sake of convenience as No. 4. He died when he men died of disease, some did not survive surgery, Administration is the agency that makes decisions^ a matter of diagnosis SPENDING MONEY!! was in his late 20s most probably, either from and some were killed in the fighting. One man is about claims that food companies can put on their 9 We may just have a newspaper route sickness orcombat, and, in any ease, he was buried T o m thought to have been hit with a cannon ball; he has labels. In 1984, after Kellogg started claiming that in an unmarked grave where he was forgotten to a 6-inch hole drilled through what is left of his ribs. its All Bran cereal reduced the risk of cancer, the ’ PHILADELPHIA (AP) - reconstructed, they should seek a available in your area... the ages. The archaeologist thinks British as well as FDA recommended punishing Kellogg. But Treating jaw pain has become “ a second opinion.” Cohen said. Gold Nugget 6 Diamonds / ^ T ie d le Symptoms of TMJ can include (Manchester) Until now. 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8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, June 6, 19M FOCUS BUSINESS Winning at corporate politics Petersen gets sales honors means piaying the right game p. - Harry W. Petersen Jr. of Scranton Motors By Linda Stowell more with corporate politics than technology,” I Inc., Vernon, recently earned top honors in the The Associated Press with technical issues. Cmdr. Mark Adams, informa­ What do you do when termites appear? 1987 GMC Truck Sales Master Program, an GamePlan teaches the political tion resource manager of the U.S. PEOPLE annual nationwide retail truck sales recognition RIDGEFIELD - Winning at dynamics of innovation by mak­ Navy Strategic Systems Pro­ lEAR BRUCE: We program sponsored by GMC Truck. corporate politics is as easy as ing the player the manager of a gram in Arlington. Va.. said he potential buyer makes the big deci­ do I get one? — T.S., Huntington, Ind. Petersen earned the program title “Inner playing a game, says Dean hypothetical company. First the has been using GamePlan for one : i our house about sion, he or she should take these St n months ago after Betty White honored Circle,” the highest distinction of the program’s U Meyer, owner of a management player selects the corporate year. livii there for five problems into account. Also, if the DEAR T.S,: Was it Shakespeare three levels of achievement. His achievement in consulting firm. culture that matches his or her “What we used GamePlan for years. during which problem is not revealed until after the who said "A rose by any other BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Actress Betty 1987 marked the third time that Petersen And Meyer says he has just the organization. was to sensitize our strategic time we never had a Smart Moaey sale, the professional who made the name...”? A home-equity loan is a White, who stars in NBC-TV’s series ‘ ‘The reached this level. game to teach the tricks. As the player selects cards such planning group as to whether a problem with termites. inspection could be held responsible. form of a second m ortage. It allows Goiden Giris,” was honored with the Roar Petersen will receive a desktop pyramid and a He has developed an innovative as “form a steering committee,” particular action would or Bruce Williams To avoid an inspection seems to me you to borrow against the difference 10-karat gold ring. He will receive his awards at software product called Game- or “publish a strategic plan,” he wouldn’t work within the particu­ The buyers had the to be penny-wise and pound-foolish. Foundation’s Goiden Lion Award for her main house inspected between the amoifnt of money that an honors banquet sponsored by GMC Truck’s Plan to help managers and wins or loses credibility chips. lar culture or industry we work you owe and the amount of money dedication to animal rights. but did not wish to pay The award, the first to be given, was New York zone. would-be managers learn how to Winning chips can get the with,” Adams said in a telphone DEAR BRUCE: From time to time your home Is worth. play corporate politics. player promoted, but losing chips interview. another $35 to have a you have discussed home-equity loans presented Sunday by actress Tippi Hedren in a Petersen has completed several training small tenant house on More often than not, a home- ceremony in a Beverly Hills theater, said courses in truck-selling. He is a graduate of the “Managers tend to view corpo­ can get the player fired, Meyer Does it work? in your column. I have a first equityloaii is a very easy credit line to rate politics as a black art,” said. “It probably would have been a the property inspected, since the bank DEAR F.D.: I trust that you were mortgage on my house, and once pubiicist Robyn Wiison. GMC Truck College of Professional Selling. did not require it. represented by counsel when you sold arrange if you have kept your Meyer said in a recent interview. “How many chips you win lot harder to do things we’ve done when I needed some money for home credit-standing in good condition. As Miss White, who is on the foundation’s “GamePlpn constructs a science depends on how useful you are to without it,” he said. “It’s hard to But now we have receivied a letter this home, and I would send the improvements, the mortgage broker board, was chosen because of her “exemplary communication you received from the with any other loan, you should shop around corporate politics and others,” Meyer said. insure the long-term success, but from the buyers saying that the little whom I spoke to talked about a second around, because all home-equity dedication to the cause of animal protection Travelers units up for sale creates a framework forbusiness GamePlan has been tested by I feel comfortable enough with it house is infested with termites, and buyers to him for an appropriate mortgage. loans are not alike. The rates for these and animal rights,” Ms. Wilson said. HARTFORD — Travelers Corp. has put decision-making.” more than 1,000 managers. to continue using it.” we are responsible. They are talking response. Since then, our plans changed and The foundation raises money for the loans will vary from institution to several of its smaller units up for sale as part of AP photo He said GamePlan. used in a Meyer said. Meyer said he and his asso­ J in terms of thousands of dollars in In the meantime, however, I doubt we sold that home. I never did take out Shambala Preserve in Acton, 30 miles north of seriously that you can be held for institution and from time to time. a realignment of its business, the insurer personal computer, simulates the “We had one guy who put in his ciates will provide GamePlan to damages. the second mortgage, but now I have downtown Los Angeles. The preserve is home MAKING IT SIMPLE — A Minolta Corp. political response of an organiza­ predecessor’s history, who had organizations if they want to responsible, since they couid have had another house, and I would like to put In some cases, you will be obliged to announced has announced. We were perfectly agreeable to the building inspected before buying pay an applicationf ee, and in others to more than 100 lions, tigers, mountain lions, technician inserts a “creative expansion tion to the actions of a staff been fired, and he was fired in the provide it to their employees. having the house inspected by their in a pool and recreation room. and other large cats as well as two elephants, Scott Bushnell, a company spokesman, said manager. game,” Meyer said. Meyer will also organize work­ the property. I went down to the bank, and they you will'not. Be certain to check all of the sale is not part of the company’s current card" — a special computer chip — into termite inspector, and they said they But Cere’s a lesson here for any these variables, including the terms which are allowed to roam. “Have you ever seen a project Meyer, who formed N. Dean shops so the players can be didn’t want it done. Do we have any told me I could refinance the prop­ The habitat was purchased by Miss Hedren, cost-cutting program. Rather, he said. the new Maxxum 70001 at the company's that seemed logical but failed Meyer and Associates Inc. in “de-briefed” on their results. buyer, and I suppose, any seller. ’The erty. But the interest rate is almost 2 of repayment, prepayment penalties Travelers wants to focus on its core businesses. Ramsey, N.J., plant. The camera's responsibility to these people? appropriate inspections should be (if they exist), fixed- versus who starred in Alfred Hitchcock’s movie “The anyway,” Meyer said. “Or 1982. said the game does not get Meyer said he studied manag­ percent more than the mortgage that I Birds.” The company will try to sell its surety, autofocus system has a built-in gui­ another that seemed trivial, but into “nasty politics.” ers in more than 50 companies to We don’t have the money to made, and the sale should be currently have. That doesn’t make a adjustable-rate, and so forth. assumed reinsurance and certain excess and compensate them. All of the proceeds contingent upon the results of those dance system that predicts the direction turned you into a hero?” “It doesn’t predict if a guy is devise the software program. U whole lot of sense, in my opinion. The day of very simple borrowing surplus lines businesses. Premiums for the of the sale of the house went into inspections. and speed of a moving object and He said his nine years of going to stab you in the back,” he Meyer has worked with informa­ We would like to go ahead with the has passed. There are many, many Conductor scores suretry and assumeds reinsuance operations research demonstrates that the said. “It asks you to look at your tion tools since 1968. He began his purchasing the one we’re in now. — An inspection ordinarily would turn improvements, however. Is a home items on the menu, and it is wise to programs focus and exposure informa­ F.D.. St. Louis up any problems and. when a totaled $887.5 million last year. 6.5 percent of success of most information job as a manager of innovation in career at Stanford Research equity «’ay to go? If so. where explore all of them. LONDON — Australian conductor Richard Travelers’ had total premiums of $13.6 billion in tion by computer. systems executives correlates an organization, not just Institute. Bonynge has found the missing second act of 1987. Premiums for the excess and surplus lines an opera by Italian composer Gaetano businesses were not available. ‘Pro’ repairman doesn’t like Donizetti, four years after an American Wheeler H. Hess Jr.. senior vice president of musicologist discovered its first and third property-casualty, said the operations are Buyers see index growth Firms battle for gun orders Dr. G ott acts. profitable and well-managed. N NEW YORK — The economy grew for the 22nd The lost portion of the three-act “Elisabeth” The three business have 484 employees and Peter Gott, M.D. consecutive month on the strength of new orders WASHINGTON (AP) - Smith The contract for 146,000 guns, The Army had no intention of being called unprofessional was discovered last week in the cellar of the Travelers will try to sell the businesses intact to holding a new contract competi­ avoid job displacements. Bushnell said. in May, according to a survey of corporate & Wesson, the American gun with an estimated value of more Royal Opera House, where musicologist Will purchasing managers released Sunday. manufacturer that three years than $30 million, is expected to be tion for the next order. But DEAR repair her roof. He offered no Crutchfield found the other acts, the Sunday The National Association of Purchasing ago lost a battle to produce the awarded next year. following the 1986 death of Rep. ABBY: I read references, and she asked for Times reported. ‘Incubators’ are Inexpensive Managers said its index of economic activity military's primary handgun, is Of potentially equal signifi­ Joseph Addabbo, D-N.Y., chair­ about the Pas­ none. (Big mistake.) I said that Bonynge currently is leading his wife. Dame rose to 55.1 percent last month from 54.9 percent again trying to win the Army’s cance to the companies is that man of the House Appropriations adena lady who he was an irresponsible, fly-by- Joan Sutherland, in a production of Donizetti’s RICHMOND. Va. — Some entrepreneurs are in April. business in a new contract many civilian and police purchas­ defense subcommittee and lead­ got ripped off Dear Abby night crook — which he was — but “Anna Bolena” at the Royal Opera House at using business incubators that provide them The index had fallen slightly the first three competition ordered by ers tend to follow the Army’s ing Beretta supporter, Massachu­ Asbestos above by a man she I didn’t mean to tar all roofers Covent Garden. with facilities to work together in an inexpensive months of the year, indicating a slowdown in the Congress. lead, analysts say. setts Reps. Edward Boland and hired to repair Abigail Van Buren with the same brush. The Times quoted him as saying he made space and to share support services and Beretta, an Italian company Before the Army contract, the Silvio Conte pushed through a In some instances, the crafts­ pace of economic growth. measure ordering the new her roof. He the discovery “absolutely by chance, in an old consulting expertise. A reading above 50 percent generally that produces its M-9 pistol in only Americans familiar with wanted $400 in man is ripped off by a little old stack of ballet rubbish (music).” The Metropolitan Economic Development Maryland, won out over the Beretta were “readers of James competition. causing concern advance to buy lady who does not come up with indicates economic expansion, while a reading Massachusetts-based Smith & Bond,” said Robert I. Hass, a Boland is the No. 2 Democrat Donizetti, who lived from 1797 to 1848, Council has opened the Richmond Technology & below that benchmark indicates the economy is the tiles. She the money after the work has composed the work in 1838. The opera, set in Wesson in the 1985 competition. senior vice president at Smith & and Conte is the top Republican DEAR DR. GO’TT: We recently moved into my gave it to him, been done, so I recommended Enterprise Center to support small business. declining, the group says. Manufacturers of 9mm auto­ Wesson. “It put Beretta on the on th e Appropriations Russia, tells the story of a young woman’s Council director A. J. Christopher Wood says, parents’ home and suspect that the ceiling tiles are and that was the last she saw of have five or six references.) But that a contract (or agreement) be For the first five months of this year, the index matic pistols including Smith & map,” he said. Committee. drawn up in advance to protect walk from Siberia to Moscow to try to win her “Business incubators often help new businesses has averaged 55.1 percent. Army officials sent out a notice asbestos. Should we just live quietly beneath them, him. please don’t label all laborers father’s freedom from exile. Wesson, Beretta and Sturm, Beretta won the $75 million 1985 get them removed or paint them? Would an air Speaking as a self-employed who ask for money for materials both parties, achieve a 90 percent success rate instead of the “The economy continues to expand at a Ruger & Co. of Connecticut haviC , contract to produce 316,000 9mm last month that a new competition purifier help? ma.son and repair specialist. I in advanceas “unprofessional.” I 90 percent failure rate typical among start-up moderate rate,” said Robert J. Bretz, chairman been invited by the Arm.yn.to guns to replace the Colt .45, the would be held and all companies resented your saying. "Fly-by- am a pro, and I’ve never ripped DEAR ABBY: A couple of Eva and Merv to wed? companies.” of the purchasing managers’ survey committee. submit 30 sample guns each by standard U.S. military sidearm — including Beretta — would be DEAR READER: You are probably not in any night laborers who don’t have the off anyone in my entire career. months ago. I received a letter Aug. 17. since 1911. subject to testing. from a man I ha'* never heard of. danger, providing the tiles are not shredding or materials to work with are JOHN E. DENISON, SOUTH PASADENA, Calif. - Merv Griffin ADVERTISEMENT coming loose. Removal is quite a job and should be obviously not professional.” DALLAS He says he was laid off work and performed only by qualified personnel: the process flat broke in September 1983. His and Eva Gabor will soon marry, Eva’s sister Diet Pills Sweeping U.S. There are times when I ask for Zsa Zsa says. is quite expensive. Painting the tiles would help if a money in advance to buy mate­ car was repossessed and bill DEAR MR. DENISON: You But Griffin’s publicist, Warren Cowan, said IWhat’s ‘par’ for the course for the ‘little guy’ health hazard exists, rials because I can’t afford to aren’t the only repair specialist collectors were hounding him. But in January of ‘84, he and his Sunday night that he could not confirm any I suggest that you have the hou.se inspected by a have a large inventory! sitting who complained about my ; QUESTION: issuer at one price and offers the security at the invariably “sticky issues” — those not Doctors Invent building inspector. Based on his findings, you can around. family took a 10-day cruise, he wedding plans, and added, “I’d be very answer. But be fair, John, the surprised.” ;A newspaper them for sale at a slightly higher higher market price. selling well. make a reasonable decision. In my experience, Of course, people who buy man who ripped off the l^dy in was able to buy a brand-new Cadillac for cash, and all he had Griffin, a former talk show host who ■ advertisement price. Isn’t there any way I can buy asbestos insulation on pipes is a greater potential services should always check out Pasadena was a stranger who !said $125 mil- Brokers at the firms contact QUESTION: When a stock is ‘Lazy Way’ to threat than are ceiling tiles. Nevertheless, an the craftsman first. (I always to do was write some letters and parlayed his production company profits into In v e s to rs ’ new issues at tbeir original rang her doorbell and offered to ;iion of 9V« per- their biggest and best customers, offering prices? quoted at “36V«,” what is its value authorized inspector can advise you and. I hope, put send a few dollars to people who a real estate empire, refuses to discuss hi» sometimes well in advance, and in dollars and cents? your mind to rest. names he got from a mailing list. private life, Cowan said. ;cent bonds Guide ■issued by a take “indications of interest.” It sounds so easy, and he says it is “Eva is going to marry Merv Griffin,” Zsa ANSWER: If you have an Lose Weight Data Bank •large electric William A Doylf' which become actual sales on the account at a brokerage firm ANSWER: OK. back to basics 6 DEAR DR. GOTT: When I was in my 30s. an 100 percent legitimate. Zsa gushed Saturday night during a reception. official offering date. Large bond Stock prices are quoted in dollars New ‘Fat-Magnet’ Diet Pill ophthalmologist examined my eyes and remarked. He has written me three times. lutillty com- which handles new issues, you “They are just coming back from the Jpany were be- issues often are presold that way should inform yourbroker of your and fractions of dollars. 36Vi is Gives You Steady Fat Loss ”I bet you get motion sickness.” I had been plagued There is no return address on his Bahamas. I’m not supposed to tell, but I just to institutional investors, such as $36.37‘/4. There’s no reason, other with this problem since childhood. He went on to tell envelopes, so I can’t write and tell ‘ing offered for desire. Not all brokerage.s are BEVERLY HILLS, CA (Spccial)- canHshut up.” ■sale at “99.75” pension funds, insurance com­ active in underwriting new than tradition, for the use of me that my vision was blurry at a di.sf ance and that him what I think of this, but I halves, quaters and eighths — An amazing new weight loss pill Zsa Zsa revealed her younger sister’s I— 99.75 percent of face value, or buy at par and also pay a panies. mutual funds and bank issues. Here’s a rough rule of called “fet-magnet” has recently b ^ n this would cause it. He prescribed eyeglasses and MONEY FOR EDUCATION know there has got to be a catch in nuptial plans after South Pasadena Mayor trust departments. even 16ths and 32nds for low-price I’ve never been sick since. Maybe your readers who it somewhere, so I am not ;$997.50 per $1,000 bond. The commission. thumb: The larger the broker­ developed and perfected by two prom­ Jim Woolacott mistakenly called her ;brokerage firm where I have an Isn’t it passing strange that, on After a new issue is sold out — age. the more new issues it sells. stocks. Things would be much get motion sickness should have their eyes checked. following his instructions and simpler if the stock markets took inent doctors at a world famous States that spend the most per pupil “Princess Eva” during a centennial Account was listed as one of the the very morning the bonds were “goes out the window,” as they hospital in Los Angeles that reported­ sending a dollar to the five names say in Wall Street — those Naturally enough, brokerages a resolute step into the 20th DEAR READER: Ophthalmologists can often listed. celebration. ^underwriters handling the sale. first offered, they would be sold alert tbeir most active customers ly “guarantees” to help you steadily state Amount spent per pupil ; I immediately called my out and available for purchase securities trade in the open century and adopted the decimal di.scover amazing things. I think they plan it that I am enclosing his letter and all market. The price then is usually to attractive new issues. If you do system. lose fet simply taking their tested way, to astound unsophisticated and unwary the instructions so you can see for broker to place an order for some only at a cost higher than the very little trading, thereby gener­ and proven new pill. Maryland Vereen sees problem of those bonds. He informed me public notice? slightly higher than the new issue Vbu Can "Eat Normally” general doctors. A friend of mine, who is a very good yourself. What do you think of price. ating only small commissions, ophthalmologist, once told me. ‘‘They don’t teach this? I can’t believe a person can Ihe bonds could be purchased at you really can’t expect your Best of all, “you can continue to eat Massachusetts TULLAHOMA, Tenn. — Actor Ben Vereen “’par” — 100 percent of face ANSWER: No. It’s not the least you guys the really interesting parts of ophthalmol­ make $50,000 in four months doing says live theater must adapt to new QUESTION: Every time I. as a broker to call you evry time his William A. Doyle, a syndicated all of your favorite foods as long as ogy in medical school; they save that stuff for us.” Delaware nothing. He says it’s legitimate value. When I called his attention bit unusual. A new issue of firm has a hot new issue. you don’t increase your nomial eating technology to compete with popular movies. securities often is presold before relatively small investor, at­ columnist, welcomes written In any case, your eye specialist made an astute Rhode Island business opportunity. to the 99.75 price in the ad. he said questions, but he can provide habits. You can start losing fet from “When a child goes to a movie theater he’s Ihe bonds were “trading at par.” the official offering date. tempt to purchase a bond or a And a note of caution. Unless the very first day, until you achieve ob.servation. Motion sickness can be related to poor Connecticut BERTHA C., combated with ‘Star Wars’ and more recently stock offered for sale in a new you areagoodcustomerorhavea answers only through the column. distance vision, because one of the ways to avoid SHELBY, OHIO Instead of being able to purchase When a new issue is brought to Write to Dioyle in care of the the ideal weight you desire.” ‘Willow,’ and theater’s got to match that,” the bonds at a small discount and market, an individual brokerage issue I am told it has been sold very conscientious broker, you being motion-sick is to focus on distant objects. This Wyoming out. To rub salt in my financial might hear from the broker only Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, It is a totally new major scientife tends to reorient the body. Obviously, if distance Vereen said Saturday while visiting the without a commission charge, my firm or a group of brokerages Washington, D C. DEAR BERTHA: This get-rich University of Tennessee Space Institute. “So buys the securities from the wounds, I am then told I can buy when he is trying to unload Manchester 06040. breakthrough for weight loss vision is blurred, this reorientation is difficult. In broker would have required me to (worldwide patents pending). New Jersey scheme is a scam. There is no where do we go? We turn to the Institute.” my experience, poor distance vision is not a Flushes fat Out of Body common cause of motion sickness, but it certainly Santa Claus, tooth fairy or free Vereen, recogniz'ed for his role as Chicken New York lunch. Chain letters requesting George in the television mini-series, “Roots,” The new pill is appropriately call­ could be a factor in special cases. I wonder what new ed the “fat-magnet” pill because it surprises ophthalmologists have in store for us! Alaska money are illegal. I am sending said he was overwhelmed by the work done at With forecasts what they are, this ‘‘business opportunity” offer the school. breaks into thousands of particles, U S. AVERAGE . ______to the postmaster, which is what The school is involved in a project aimed each acting like a tiny magnet, “at­ If you have a medical question write to Dr. Peter every person should do when a atsdeveloping the capability to produce why not a market horoscope? tracting” and trapping many times its Gott at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, Ohio 44101. letter of this kind shows up in the three-dimensional images of human organs size in undigested fat particles from NEA graphic mail. for medical diagnosis. food that you have just eaten. Then, By John Cunniff gether would be too much. 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Placed on the dis­ vale, Calif., takes a empowerment — in the platform. dedicate our program this even­ “ It’s like they’re waiting for field said graciously after the Red abled list were reliever Wes In the party, on the ticket.” ing to our dear friend and feltow close look at the something bad to happen,” To­ Sox, 25-26, dropped under .500 for Gardner (finger) and outfielder Telling the congregation in Los volunteer, Grace Smith,” the indoor beehive dis­ ronto reliever Duane Ward said the first time since the third game Todd Benzinger (elbow) and sent Angeles of his intention to push dedication read. play at the San Sunday when asked about the Red of the season. designated hitter Sam Horn and his agenda at the convention, A sense of serenity foliowed the Sox after the Blue Jays’ 12-4 Jackson used the word "fight.” The Blue Jays pounded Sellers, outfielder Brady Anderson to J Francisco Zoo’s “In­ dedication with the music of a victory for a sweep of a four- loser Mike Smithson, 1-2, and Pawtucket. But he softened that when he trombone quartet and then the game series. sect Zoo.” spoke to reporters afterward. three successors for 19 hits in the Called up from the Triple-A AP photu lighter sounds of a woodwind “ We did some damage here, series finale. Kelly Griber, Fred "Fights come when you fail to International League affiliate octet, all members of the Man­ and we beat their best,” said McGriff and Ranee Mullinikshad negotiate ... when people have were first baseman Pat Dodson, chester Symphony Orchestra. Toronto slugger Jesse Barfield, three hits apiece, while Lloyd rookie left-hander Zach Crouch, made a decision to go in opposite The orchestra, which had origi­ struggling with the team to make Moseby had three RBI with his Zinsser raps Meotti again on busing directions,” he said. utilityman Randy Kutcher and nally been scheduled to perform up ground after a prolonged early seventh homer and a bases- outfielder Kevin Romine. Dukakis, as he has been on the opening night, notified the season slump. loaded walk. Now there is persistent rum­ By Alex GIrelM from continuing. Meotti has said he is opposed to a policy," Zinsser said. throughout the campaign, was band shell committee about a In extending a winning streak “ It’s not me, it’s not Fred, it’s bling that McNamara’s job is in Manchester Herald But in a news release he issued forced busing, and Zinsser said in careful to avoid criticizing month ago that the ensemble was U to six games and sweeping a everybody,” Gruber said. “ And danger just a couple of months this morning, Zinsser said that his release today that the debate Meotti, in reponse to Zinsser’s Jackson. still without a conductor and series in Boston for the first time everybody has to hit now if we into his fourth season as Carl Zinsser, the Republican “ neither of the amendments on the amendments, both offered first criticism on the busing issue, As for Jackson’s vow to push to wouldn’t be playing Sunday’s in their 12-year history, the Blue want to pick up ground.” manager. challenger for the post of state would have impacted adversely by Republican legislators, was said the bill clearly states that the make certain issues part of the concert, said Raymond Eurto, Jays embarrassed the Red Sox "W e came in here to play,” " It ’s not Mac’s fault.” Boston senator from the the 4th Senator­ on any educational program now Meotti’s opportunity to "speak state shall not implement any party platform, Dukakis said president of the Manchester before 131,059 fans who packed Toronto Manager Jimy Williams General Manager Lou Gorman ial District, has chided incum­ in existence, as he claimed, and his mind on this issue and to put program of interdistrict busing Sunday; " I don’t see any deep Symphony Orchestra and little Fenway Park for the four said. "W e’re playing good. Eve­ insisted. “ We just aren’t getting bent Democrat Michael Meotti that point was made clear in the on the record his position on this unless it is first expressly autho­ divisions in the party at all.” Chorale. games. rybody seems to be hitting and key hits and our overall pitch'ng again for his failure to vote in debate." , question for all time.” rized by the General Assembly. Asked about his rival’s plan to Eurto, however, said that they In their first confrontation of knocking in runs and scoring hasn’t been than good. We just favor of legislative amendments Further, Zinsser said. Mratti Meotti voted in favor of Uie bill. keep making appearances up The bill, which passed the expect to hire someone within the the year with the Blue Jays, the runs.” have to start playing the way we N Zinsser says killed a plan to bus did not participate in the debate through the convention, he told General Assembly without the next few weeks. Red Sox sent their big four of "W e’re on an upswing, they’re are capable of playing.” students across town lines to on the amendments that he said He said the amendments would reporters in Paterson, N.J.: " I amendments, will allow the door While the audience seemed just Roger Clemens, Bruce Hurst, on a downswing,” Ward said after The Red Sox had at least one promote desegregation. would have clearly spelled out have prohibited programs like suspect he’s going to be out there as pleased with the smaller to remain open on the issue of Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd and Jeff being surprised with the victory base runner in every inning in the Meotti's response to Zinsser’s that the state would abandon any the one under which Manchester campaigning hard for the Demo­ forced busing with nocertainty as ensembles, some people would Sellers to the starting line. from the official scorer. finale with the Blue Jays. Every first criticism was that the further effort to bring about a can transport students to the cratic ticket this fall.” to its outcome, Zinsser said. have preferred the full orchestra. All came up empty. And the Ward got the victory under a batter except Kevin Romine, 0-2, amendments were badly drafted policy of forced busing. Vocational Agricultural Pro­ Bush put somedistanceSunday "W e’re a little disappointed Toronto hitters didn’t stop there. rule which permits him to choose had at ieast one hit, with Dwight and would have prevented exist­ Meotti was not available this "And in fact it may encourage gram at Glastonbury High between himself and the White this evening,” said Sister Kathe­ They went through the entire the more effective pitcher. Evans extending his hitting ing transportation programs morning for comment. the state to move forward on such School. House on the environmentally rine Gregory of St. James Con­ Boston bullpen. Ward took over with a 9-4 lead streak to 17 games and Ellis sensitive issue of offshore oil vent. "W e expected the full In the four games. Toronto after Wells walked the first batter Burks to 13. drilling. symphony.” scored 33 runs on 45 hits and 14 in the eighth. Ward ended the However, Boston hit into four Campaigning in Los Angeles, Still, she was pleased to have walks, leaving 23 runners on inning with the help of a double double plays. Man held in kidnap-rape of ex-girlfriend the vice president called for a been there. delay in a controversial drilling "You get excellent programs EAST HARTFORD (AP) - An 3 and 11, at knifepoint into his car, the victim’s boyfriend of his cocaine, and possession of drug project off Northern California. for free,” she said. East Hartford man has been said East Hartford police Lt. wallet and keys at knifepoint paraphernalia. Dukakis, meanwhile, took time Other audience members had Yankees make short work accused of abducting his former Richard Brazalovich. before fleeing, poiice said. out from campaigning Sunday to similar feelings. He was being held in the East girlfriend and her two children at The woman and children were visit his wife, Kitty, who is “ It’s relaxing,” said Eliza Hartford jail in lieu of 175,000 bail driven to her apartment in Woolbright was later captured recuperating from spinal surgery Zachmann, 2l, of Esquir6 Drive. knifepoint and then sexually and was scheduled to be ar­ assaulting the woman in front of Hartford, where she was raped by East Hartford police, who last week at a Boston hospital. "There’s not much on Sundays raigned in Superior Court in of Orioles after tiring loss one of the youngsters, police said repeatedly in the presence of the charged him with first-degree and it makes you mellow before Manchester today. today. 3-year-old, said Hartford police criminal attempt to commit the week starts." Faheem L. Woolbright, 32, was Sgt. Richard Grocki. assault, first-degree robbery, Grocki said Hartford police “It’s different every time,” arrested on Sunday more than 12 The woman and two chiidren first-degree burglary, three intended to apply today for an Rescue said her friend, Brian Elmy, 23, of Dtvid Kool/ManchMttr Harald A L R o u n d u p hours after he allegedly spotted were later taken back to an East counts of first-degree kidnap­ arrest warrant charging Wool- Ansonia. the 23-year-old woman near her Hartford condominium complex ping, two counts of risk of injury bright with additional crimes, From page 1 With the setting of the sun, LONG JUMP WINNER — Manchester championship meet Saturday at Pete sister’s apartment house, and where her new boyfriend iives, to a minor, one count of posses­ including kidnapping and sexual several people wrapped their High’s Alexia Cruz sails toward the Wigren Track. Cruz won the event with a Bv Hlllel Italic forced her and the children, ages police said. The attacker robbed sion of narcotics, believed to be assault. jackets across their shoulders or landing pit during competition in the jump of 16 feet, QVs inches. The Associated Press However, he cried to the women moved chairs closer together as that his father, who is a para­ cooler temperatures settled in. iong jump at the state Class LL After playing for nearly six plegic, was still trapped. Sterling said. hours the night before, the New Police Roundup York Yankees were in no mood The women lifted the side of the for any excitement. boat again, and were able to save Less than 14 hours after losing with reckless endangerment and intent to sell, possession of William Alessio. They took him to MHS girls garner third Driver charged The keys were subsequently Reagan 7-6 on a three-run throwing error turned over to a friend of breach of peace. marijuana, operating a drug the shore and wrapped him in a in the bottom of the 14th inning, after escape Police said that on the after­ factory and possession of drug blanket until rescue vehicles From page 1 6 Arsenault’s, but the officer later the Yankees took all the drama A Bolton man was arrested observed Arsenault driving the noon of May 15 Gamble fired a paraphernalia, police said. arrived. Sterling said. out of Sunday’s game, scoring Thursday In connection with an car on Lydall Street, police said. shotgun twice at a 30-year-old Police said they followed Gor­ "W e knew they were under " I just have to believe that, in nine runs in the first inning to there. We knew they had to get at state Class LL Meet incident in which he drove his car Police said that while the officer Hartford man while the man was man while he was traveling from ways we may not even be able to defeat the Baltimore Orioles 9-2. after his keys had been taken was taking Arsenault into cus- attempting to leave the apart­ his home at East Maple Street at out,” she said. "M y chest and my guess, those seeds will take root "Believe me. I ’m tired,” said away by a police officer, police todyr Arsenault struggled and ment building in his car. In both about 8 p.m. Friday. When legs are killing me (today).” and grow,” the president said in By Jim Tierney center fielder Claudell Washing­ said. managed to run about 100 feet cases, the car was not hit. the Arsenault stopped on Hartford Wiliiam Alessio was taken to his weekly radio address from the AAanchester Herald ton, who had three hits. “ We were Paul D. Arsenault, 18, of 3 away. He returned when told that man told police. Road, he was placed under arrest Westerly Hospital, where he was Oval Office. on a mission after that letdown. Sunset Lane, was charged with his car would be towed, police Gamble was released on a and searched by police, police treated and released, a hospital The president pointed to his and • Despite the absence of Man­ To lose the game the way we did, disorderly conduct, escape from said. $1,000 non-surety bond. He is to said. spokesman said today. Gorbachev’s exchange of ratifi­ chester High sophomore Alexia it was great to come out and get custody, interfering with an of­ Arsenault was released on a appear in Manchester Superior The search turned up 4 one-half William Alessio called the cation documents for the treaty Cruz in three of her four main ahead early,” ficer and operating a motor $500 bond. He is to appear in Court Wednesday. ounce packets of suspected co­ rescue "a miracle.” He said the banning medium-range nuclear events the Indian girls’ track Richard Dotson. 6-1, allowed vehicle while under suspension, Manchester Superior Court on caine in Arsenault’s jacket, with boat had pinned him under, and missiles, calling it "the event that team, spearheaded by a superb six hits, walked four and struck police said. Wednesday. a total street value estimated at while he tried to move, he was held perhaps the most immediate ^rform ance by senior Laurie out four in earning his 100th An officer to'ok away Arse­ Man faces $ 200. unable to free himself. historic importance” during the Smith, finished in third place at career victory. It was his third AP photo nault’s keys after responding to a Gun shots at car A search of the basement of 56 “ The boat was on top of my summit. the state Class LL Championship complete game of the season. drug charges plastic legs,” Alessio said. “ All I NO CATCH — Baltimore second baseman Billy Ripken report of a domestic dispute on results In charges East Maple St. turned up two The two leaders had signed the Meet with a total of 53 points "When you get a lead like that, Lydall Street at about 6 p m., A Manchester man was ar­ scales, plastic baggies containing could see was a whole bunch of accord at their last meeting in Saturday at Pete Wigren Track. it makes things so much easier.” dives unsuccessfully for a pop up during the first inning police said. Police said that there A Manchester man was ar­ rested on various drug charges small amounts of marijuana, a water. I was under five minutes. I December. Weaver High of Hartford took Dotson said. "A fter that, you just of Sunday’s game against New York. Oriole right fielder was no argument or fighting rested Thursday on a charge of Friday when police discovered barrel containing plastic baggies don’t know why I ’m still here. It "The significance of this treaty the title for the second straight have to stay away from the big Keith Hughes arrives late. The Yankees won, 9-2. going on when they arrived, and unlawful discharge of a firearm suspected cocaine in his posses­ with an undisclosed amount of was a miracle from God.” can hardly be overstated,” Rea­ year with 77 points while East inning.” in connection with an incident in sion after serving him with a suspected cocaine and two mari­ After being unable to move, Hartford High garnered the Arsenault told police he planned gan said, noting that it marks the In other American League vented Cleveland’s Greg Swindell the third Chicago pitcher, worked May in which he fired a shotgun at warrant for driving with a juana pipes. Alessio said he "gave up” fight­ runner-up spot with 62 points. The to drive the woman he was with first agreement banning an entire games, it was Detroit 6, Cleve­ from becoming the major 1 2-3 innings to earn his ninth save a man on Oakland Street, police suspended license, police said. Gorman was held on a $25,000 ing because he thought it was just top six individuals and relays home. class of missiles. land 2; Toronto 12. Boston 4; league’s first 11-game winner. despite allowing pinch-hitter The officer took away Arse­ said. AlbertJ.Gorman,32,of56 East cash bond. He was to appear this a matter of time before he would “ These missiles will not simply qualified for the State Open Meet Minnesota 4, Oakland 3; Chicago drown. Wednesday at East Hartford Robinson, 6-2, ailowed just Cecil Espy’s RBI single in the top nault’s keys after determining Darwin L. Gamble. 21. of 360H Maple St., was charged with morning in Manchester Superior have been shuffled around on the 5, Texas 4; Kansas City 7, Seattie three hits after giving up a pair of of the ninth. Thigpen got Ruben that his license was suspended. Oakland St., was also charged possession of cocaine with the Court. “ I tried to move. I was stuck. I map or placed in storage; they High School. 3, and California 6, Milwaukee 5 just gave up. I just let go. I didn’t Unable to participate in state solo home runs in the first inning. Sierra to ground out to second will have been destroyed,” he in 11 innings. He struck out 10 and walked one in with the bases loaded to end the panic. I just went numb,” he said. said. competition a year ago due to an Rickey Henderson and Wiilie "I felt someone grab my ankle injury. Smith more than pitching his second complete game. On other matters, Reagan said Randolph opened the first for the game of the season. shoulders. All I could see was this he and Gorbachev agreed that the made up for her iost opportunities Yankees with walks against Jay Royals 7, Mariners 3 Two share $52 million, but who are they? woman. You don’t know what a this season. Swindeil, 10-2, had a four-game Soviet withdrawal from Afghan­ Tibbs, 2-3. Washington singied winning streak snapped. The 17 George Brett hit two home runs blessing she is. If it wasn’t for her istan "could serve as a model for Smith, who accounted for 23 of home Henderson and Jack Clark and a single as Kansas City swept SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - on it.” numbers. Both tickets had numbers that hits he allowed were the most he ... I ’d be dead.” Manchester’s points, set a Double walked to load the bases. Mark its four-games series against Mystery replaced mania as atten­ Although the winning numbers He did not identify or otherwise were picked automatically by the settling other regional conflicts.” had ever given up in a single L record in winning the high jump Seattle. were announced Saturday night, describe himself, but Thomas’ Lotto computer terminal, rather Williamson replaced Tibbs and game. tion focused on two unidentified with a leap of 5 feet, 3 inches; It was second time this year holders of the winning tickets wife, Joann, said locai residents than by the player, said Lottery got Jose Cruz to force Randolph Salazar’s double was the only winners who today were eligible placed second In the 300-meter and the 12th time in his career 9 cannot claim their share of the assume the winner came from the official Kay Krocke in Fairfield. at home but Mike Pagliarulo extra-base hit for Detroit. Gary to claim their share of the largest intermediate hurdles, shattering Brett homered twice in a game. prize, $25,618,116, until the start of base, since there are few other Three days of frenzied Lotto foilowed with a two-run single. Pettis had three hits and two RBI. lottery jackpot in North Ameri­ the school record by five seconds His first homer scored Kurt residences or businesses nearby. playing preceded the drawing. At After Gary Ward struck out, Every Tiger except Chet Lemon can history — $52,236,232. business today. The winners were with a time of 45.7 in her first-ever Stillwell, who opened the game to be announced when they At the Bel Air Market in the the peak, saies reached $4 million R.D.C. GLASS CO. Rafael Santana walked to re-load had at least one hit. The ticketholders, one who appearance in the event; was ^ jr > with a double. With two out in the present their tickets at lottery Sacramento suburb of Carmi­ an hour. the bases. Joel Skinner hit a purchased a ticket in the state- runner-up to Cruz in the long Twins 4, Athletics 3 bottom of the third. Brett hit a chael, about 90 miles northeast of At a bakery in Oakland, people grounder to shortstop Cal Ripken, run Lotto 6-49 at a market near offices for verification. jump with a leap of 16 feet, 9 Divld Kool/ManchMtar Harald Kirby Puckett’s single in the pitch from Edwin Nunez. 1-3, over The odds of picking all six San Francisco, reporters, store were lined up 40 deep Saturday who hobbled the ball for an error Sacramento, the other at a liquor inches (only a half inch behind bottom of the sixth inning scored the center-field fence for his 10th numbers out of 49 were about one employees and state officials afternoon to buy tickets. Several CRASH LANDING — Manchester High’s Val Holden as Cruz scored. Henderson then store in Fairfield, each will get Cruz); and ran a fine anchor leg John Moses from second and home run of the season. gathered Sunday in hopes the GLASS INSTALLERS singled home two runs and about $1 million a year for the in 14 million, said lottery officials. people had purchased $1,000 in on the 4 X 100 relay team which lands In the long jump pit during competition Saturday at reliever Keith Atherton pitched Mark Gubicza, 7-5, allowed ticketholder would arrive to Randolph’s double scored two next two decades. The winning numbers were 48,42, tickets, and people spending $50 set a school record of 50.7 in Wigren Track. Holden failed to place in the event but did eight hits, struck out six and announce the win. No one did. more. three scoreless innings to lead "The winners are probably 9, 14, 19, 31. Tickets cost $1 each. were "all over the place,” said placing fourth. walked three in seven innings. “ They usually show up at the • Mirrors •Doors •Windows take third place in the 100 hurdles. Washington’s single drove in Minnesota past Oakland. hiding out, not tailing anybody A man claiming to have pur­ bakery president Walter " I think Laurie had a pheno­ The Athletics lost for only the Gene Garber finished up. what they’ve got,” said Jeanne chased the winning ticket from retail outlet,” said Lottery spo­ Harmon. the final run. menal day,” Manchester Coach "H e (Tibbs) had no idea what second time in 11 games and still Seattle’s No. 9 hitter, second Robinson, of Fairfield, 45 miles Travis Liquor and Deli, located in keswoman Susan Kossack, who Saturday’s sales totaled more • Desk and Tabie Tops Manchester senior Val Holden, Barry Bernstein stated. Bern­ just got back into it (long jump), ’ ’ he was doing. When you walk have the best record in the major baseman Harold Reynolds, set a northeast of San Francisco. a remote shopping center outside was at the store. “ We’ve had big, than $33 million, a one-day who placed third third in the 100 stein was pleased with his team’s she said. "That (16 feet. 9 inches) three of the first four hitters and leagues. 38-16. club record with his eighth "There's a lot of people who’d like Travis Air Force Base, called big winners never surface ... but record, spokesman Bob Taylor hurdles, junior Colette Factors performance since it has is good for me. give up a hit to the other, you have Atherton, 4-1, the second of straight hit when he singled in the to get hold of those little slips of store owner Michael Thomas on with jackpots this size, I don’t said. Weekly sales normally Residential and Commercial and junior Michelle Hornbostel achieved the three goals set at the Due to a pulled groin muscle, no idea,” Orioles manager Frank three Minnesota pitchers, al­ eighth inning. After tying the paper with those magic numbers Sunday to check the winning think that will happen.” average about $23 million, offi­ were the other three on the beginning of the sea.son. Cruz was relegated to the long Robinson said. " I had to use lowed two hits, walked one and record held by Bruce Bochte and cials said. "Over 30 Years Experience" school-record setting 4 X 100 " I wanted to be first or second jump — the event which she won a Williamson. He was really the struck out two. Jeff Reardon Phil Bradley in the fifth, Rey­ relay. " I thought Val ran super in in the league, first or second in the year ago as a freshman at Bennet only one I had left.” pitched 1 l-36g his 14th save. nolds walked in the sixth. Mixup turns parking lots into dumps the hurdles,” Bernstein said. Now offering FREE decorative mirror with Manchester Invitational and in Junior High School. Cruz would The Yankees finished 8-4 on Oakland starter Bob Welch, 8-3, Angels 6, Brewers 5 the top three in the'LL meet,” have also competed in the 100- Holden’s time was 15.7. MILFORD (AP) — Confusion Trucks were stationed Satur­ ent of highways and parks. “ They their 12-game road trip. They allowed 11 hits in 52-3 Innings and LOOK 100 sq. ft. of mirror/glass Installation. Bernstein said. The Indians were and 200-meter dashes and the 4 X Indian junior Karen Obue se­ Johnny Ray’s suicide squeeze over the rules of a new cleanup day at the drop-off points in even brought trash to the Kay start a three-game series in New had his personal seven-game second in the CCC East and first 100 relay. Cruz successfully de­ cured third place in the discus bunt scored Darrell Miller in the plan for bulky waste led to school parking lots to haul the Avenue School, and that wasn’t FUEL OIL York tonight against the Boston winning streak snapped. in the Manchester Invitational. fended her LL crown with a leap with a toss of 102 feet, 7 inches. nth Inning as California snapped mountains of branches, broken trash away. even one of the schools.” 1505 John Fitch Blvd. (Rte. 5) Red Sox. White Sox 5, Rangers 4 “ I hurt my ankle last year right of 16 feet, 9‘A inches. Manchester senior Kim Jarvis a six-game losing streak. windows, old bicycles forming in Fire, police and public works “We had a great trip.” Wa­ But on Sunday residents con­ P.O. Box 1081 before the Manchester Invita­ “ That’s all the doctor would let ran a personal best of 5; 28.4 in Greg Walker’s RBI double Miller led off the top of the 11th three school parking lots over the crews worked feverishly Sunday shington said. “ But I’m glad tinued to dump trash at the two South Windsor, CT 06074 tional," Smith said. “ I was kind of me do,” the 15-year-old Cruz said, taking sixth place in the 1600. capped a three-run first inning by hitting a tapper to Chuck Crim. weekend. to clean up the trash. They said we’re going home.” designated sites and at a third one upset. I thought I had a shot (to referring to the long jump. “ I Weaver’s 4 X 400 relay team dnd Jerry Reuss allowed four hits 0-3, who threw the ball into right Milford residents had been told some people even tried to unload Senior Citizen & that wasn’t even on the list. win the high jump) but I wasn’t didn’t expect to win or anything. I broke its own state record with a Tigers 6, Indians 2 in six innings as Chicago defeated field for a two-base error. that starting last weekend, they trash while the crews were Volume Discounts 289-4300 sure because a lot of the girls I was going to take one jump (but) time of 3; 56.3. East Hartford Jeff Robinson pitched a five- Texas. DeWayne Bulce, 2-3, the third were to dump bulky trash at two " I don’t know what went wrong, cleaning up. after 5 pm 568-4542 never saw before. I ’m happy.” it felt all right. I haven’t sprinted sophomore Chris Sansevero was hitter and Luis Salazar led a 17-hit Reuss, 4-2, walked one and California pitcher, allowed drop-off points on for seven but people were dumping when "People just didn’t realize that THRIFTY OIL CO. 24 Hour Service Smith was very pleased with on it since I pulled it. I didn’t know attack with three singles and a struck out three for his 202nd pitched 2 2-3 hitless innings for the successive Saturdays rather than they weren’t supposed to.” said this was for only one day,” said 289-8843 her long jump performance. " I what to expect.” See MHS GIRLS, page 12 two-run double as Detroit pre­ career victory. Bobby Thigpen, win. leave It by their curbs. Leon Dolinski, city superintend­ Fire Chief James Connors. H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. June 6, IWI MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 6, 1988 — 18 Martin, umpires to renew battie Magic out to best another pal Bv Ronald Blum think he’d get the message,’’ we expect it.” to cool his heels. '][||^ifjA*90CiatBd Press Milwaukee manager Tom Trebel- Even those tending to support “I don’t see how you can take Bv John Model Aguirre said he has cliii^Len tions. There’s more pressure with I saw a tattered team taking it to hom said. Martin don’t back his actions. any authority away from a The Associated Press sides between Johnson and all your friends and family there, the limit. Bobby Brown can keep Billy "I don’t think they really meant “To kick dirt is a very unsport­ manager like that,” Philadeiphia Thomas. and people asking for tickets. I “I made a statement that they Martin out of the ballpark. But that,’’ California manager Cookie manlike thing to do,” Rojas said. manager Lee Eiia said. "It just INGLEWOOD. Calif. - Magic “My two best friends will just have to keep focused on what (the Lakers) would have to can Richie Phillips and his Rojas said. “There is no way that “I disagree with that. The um­ doesn’t make sense. How can a Johnson came out on top in a compete for the championship,” I have to do while I’m back there separate themselves from the American League umpires keep they can treat any manager any pires have a reason to make that manager not be allowed to come battle against one of his best Aguirre said. “I wouldn’t mind and that’s help us win. pack. We’re alone at the top Billy In the dugout when he different from another statement, but I disagree with out and fight for his own friends. He gets to face another Magic winning another, but I’d “It’s good, but it’s bad.” because Boston’s not there. Our returns tonight? manager.” that too.” ballclub?” pal in the NBA finals, and he’s like for Isiah to have one.” The first two games of the identity, our tradition, it’s ours. That is what the umpires, tired Trebelhorn said he was looking for the same result. Johnson has led the Lakers to best-of-seven finals will be played “Detroit’s going to be a formid­ Martin raised a fuss when he of Martin’s temper tantrums, “I definitely agree that the troubled with the umpires’ taking Johnson and the Los Angeles four NBA titles since joining them at the Forum Tuesday and able foe. We have to gear up for attempted to dust an umpire’s promise. After delivering the umpires should have a special sides against Martin. Especially Lakers will meet Detroit for the in the fall of 1979. The Pistons, on Thursday nights. The Pistons will them.” trousers with topsoil and tossed lineup card, Martin is to return to place in the game and you have to in public. NBA title starting Tuesday night. the other hand, haven’t reached host the next three games. some more earth at his chest last the dugout, keep his posterior treat them like they’re special,” “The umpires have to bdck one The Pistons are led by Isiah the league finals since 1956, when The Lakers are trying to The Lakers, who had an NBA- Monday night in Oakland. Dr. planted to the bench and his feet said Oakland nnanager Tony La another up. They have to have Thomas, who along with Dallas they were based in Fort Wayne, become the first NBA team to best 62-20 regular-season record, Brown, the AL president, ban­ flrmly on the floor. He is to Russa, who is also a lawyer. "I do solidarity. They have to be very forward Mark Aguirre are among Ind. The franchise moved to repeat as champions since the beat the Pistons in both regular- ished Billy for three games and behave like a child — seen but not think it’s important for everyb­ supportive because they’re in a those closest to Johnson. Detroit the next year, and was Boston Celtics won back-to-back season meetings — 106-104 at the fined him |1,000. heard. ody to recognize that there is a lot job that gets very little support. “He’s not my friend when I rarely a contender until Thomas titles in 1968 and 1969. In recent Pontiac Silverdome on Jan. 8 and Martin sat out the Yankees’ of emotion as a part of the major The fans don’t support them. The walk on the court, he’s my joined the team in 1982. years, the Lakers and Celtics 117-110 at the Forum on Feb. 21. three-game weekend series in “I don’t think the umpires feel league scene. That’s not saying players don’t support them. That enemy,” Johnson said of Tho­ have provided a great deal of Detroit was 54-28 during the Baltimore, but will be back that way,” Chicago White Sox that there’s no line there, that solidarity is a tough position but it mas. “I’m going for the world Not only will Johnson be excitement and interest when regular season and won the tonight when New Yoiic hosts manager Jim Fregosi said. "I Billy’s light in throwing dirt at an doesn’t have to be in the news­ championship and so is he. If he playing against one of his best they’ve met in the finals. Central Division title. Boston. don’t think it’s right to kick dirt, umpire.” paper. They can make their point comes in (the lane) I’m going to friends, he’ll be returning home But not this year, and Lakers What if the Lakers-Pistons Phillips and his crew chiefs but I think there has been a little Martin’s three-day suspension without advertising,” Trebelhorn have to put him on his rear.” during the finals. coach Pat Riley, for one, admits series comes down to a seventh have decided the three-game overreaction by Mr. Phillips.” and the 30-day sentence to Pete said. Johnson had 24 points, 11 “Going back home is fun in a he’s a little disappointed. game, as the iast two series have for Los Angeles? J hiatus was insufficient deterrent Colleagues tend to defend each Rose for shoving umpire Dave Kelly, who led the Twins to a assists and nine rebounds Satur­ sense,” said Johnson, who grew “I was,” Riley said when asked and have announced that hence­ other. Some major league man­ Pallone have drawn compari­ title last season in his first full day to lead the Lakers past up in Lansing, Mich., and at­ if he was sad that the Celtics were “Most of the time when it’s a forth Martin would be a second- agers, though, appear to regard sons. Minnesota manager Tom year as manager, expressed the A(^ photo Aguirre and the Mavericks 117- tended Michigan State. “It’s beaten by the Pistons in the must-win game, we come class citizen, confined to his Martin as a pariah. They seem to Kelly says Martin’s infraction opinion of most — that whatever WINNER! — James Worthy of the Lakers celebrates afer 102 in the seventh game of the special, but it’s different, that’s Eastern Conference finais. “Not through,” Johnson said. “When Dr. Brown decided was approp­ Western Conference finals. for sure. I don’t think I will (think out of lack of respect for Detroit, we have our backs against the bench and muted. The umpires think that any manager who loses was the more troublesome. making a basket against the Mavericks In Game 7 of the say they will eject Billy on their control should be put in a “I think if somebody threw dirt riate was what Martin deserved. “My eyes were set on a world about it) until we get there. but when you have someone you wall, we play better, 1 think we own if he dares to defy them. managerial hoosegow. on me. I’d be more upset than if “Dr. Brown is in charge. He Western Conference final Saturday at the Forum. Worthy championship,” Aguirre said. “It “I’ll have to be even more have gone to war with all these respond better in the seventh Billy’s managerial brethren “The umpires should crack somebody shoved me,” Kelly decided three days was a fair had 28 points in the Lakers’ 117-102 victory. focused because of all thedistrac- „„Qr«! .. I wanted to see them win. game.” are split on the desirability of this down on anybody, not just Billy,” said. suspension. Dr. Brown played the Atlanta manager Russ Nixon game, he knows about the game. U action. Billy himself has remained “If Billy got dumped the first said. “They are out there to silent since Phillips’ pronounce­ And that ‘DR’ in front of his name time he stepped out of the dugout control the game, and we all ment. But it’s haid to believe he means he’s a lot smarter than MB’s win pair by shutout and the next time he stepped out. I accept that. If we get out of hand. will follow the umpires’ directive me.” Haywood says cocaine led to plot Pitching was the big problem Hill had a no-hitter for 6 2/3 Chris Petersen added a single and for Moriarty Brothers a year ago innings before yielding a solid hit homer and three RBIs while to kill Lakers’ coach Westhead In the Greater Hartford Twilight by the middle to Sean Brookes. He Ralph Giansanti chipped in three Gooden’s prowess with the bat League but it’s been a strength to struck out only one while walking hits and Brian Crowley a pair, NEW YORK (AP) — Ex-basketball star During the finals against the Phiiadelphie date. three. “His best pitch was his including a homer, in a 16-hit Spencer Haywood says his cocaine addiction 76ers, Haywood passed out at a practice after a N The Gas Housers improved fastball which he threw for attack. ruined his career and marriage, and led him to night of smoking cocaine; that was foiiowed by their record to 4-0 over the strikes,” MB Manager Gene It was a scoreless affair Satur­ hire a mobster to kill coach Paul Westhead after an argument with teammates Jim Chones and costs him a shot at a no-hitter weekend with a pair of shutout Johnson said. day until the fifth when Moriar- Westhead suspended Haywood during the 1979-80 Brad Holland. Westhead responded with the victories. The MB’s behind Dave “Our pitching has been very ty’s scored twice. Petersen and NBA finals. suspension foliowing Game 3. homer. Williams, who had a Bidwell’s three-hit pitching good. That was our big problem Bill Chapulis knocked in runs in “I left the (Los Angeles) Forum and drove off The Lakers went on to win the NBA title under grand slam Saturday, had a blanked Terry-Pat of Bristol, 3-0, (last year). It’s strange in that the fifth with Petersen adding a in my Rolls that night thinking one thought — that Westhead, who now coaches basketball at Saturday night at Moriarty Field the guys who pitched last year our solo homer in the sixth. Westhead must die,” Haywood says in a Loyola-Marymount University in Los Angeles. NL Roundup bases-loaded double in the sev­ and came back behind Ken Hill’s enth and Maldonado singled doing a helluva job this year.” Moriarty’s is back in action first-person article about his cocaine addiction in When informed of Haywood’s story, Westhead home two more runs in the eight; one-hitter to trounce Mallove Jeff Johnson was the batting Tuesday at 6 p.m. against Society this week’s People magazine. “I drove through told the Los Angeles Times, “At the time, I did BvJDtfve Goldberg Jewelers, 16-0, Sunday night at star Sunday. He went 4-for-5 with for Savings at Trinity College in the streets plotting the man’s murder. what I felt I had to do (suspend Haywood) to save Se Associated Press Phillies 6, Cardinals 3 Palmer Field in Middletown. a double, homer and four RBIs. Hartford. “In the heat of anger and the daze of coke, I the team. And I would do it again.” phoned an old friend of mine in Detroit ... a Haywood. 39, who says he has remained free of David Palmer pitched and hit genuine certified gangster. ... We sat down and drugs since 1984 treatment at a California Dwight Gooden usually likes to his way to his first win since last rehabilitation center, heads his own real estate talk about his hitting more than September, ending St. Louis’ figured it out. Westhead lived in Palos Verdes, his pitching. and we got his street address. We would sabotage company in Detroit, and is founder of a five-game winning streak. Coventry nine is eiiminated his car. mess with his brake lining.” foundation that sponsors basketball and educa­ But by hitting a two-run homer Palmer, 1-5, had a homer and a tional summer camps for inner-city youth. Sunday, the New York Mets’ double and limited the Cards to But the mother of the former Olympic 23-year-old right-hander may basketball star persuaded him not to go through He blamed his drug use for helping to break up one unearned run over 7 2-3 with the plot against Westhead, then coach of the his marriage to the fashion model Iman. The David Kool/Minchaatar Htrald have turned the anniversary of innings. by Shepaug in quarterfinal couple divorced last year. his return from drug rehabilita­ “I like to work on my hitting,” Los Angeles Lakers. TAKES OFF — Manchester High’s Laurie Smith takes off tion from something special into a Palmer said. “It can help you win MERIDEN - Defending state Shepaug right fielder Matt Gorra double. The Patriots' final run during the long Jump competition at Saturday's state day he called “mediocre.” games. Illike to hit and I take it Class S champion Shepaug Valley came up with a fine diving catch came in the seventh. Jeff Rheault Gooden, who has come close to Class L championship meet at Pete Wigren Track. Smith very seriously.” strung together four one-run to preserve the lead. “Another single and came home on a Dave no-hitters several times in his Luis Aguayo and .Palmer had was second in the event. She took the high jump with a innings to annex a 4-2 victory over two inches and we wouid have Poulin fielder’s choice. Wilander is halfway home four-plus big-league seasons, consecutive homers in a three- Coventry High in a quarterfinal won it,” Coventry Coach Bob “The kids played well to the meet record Jump of 5 feet, 3 inches. held Chicago hitless for the first run fifth that broke a 1-1 tie. matchup Saturday afternoon at Piaster said. end. We could have beat them,” seven innings. Lance Parrish had his 10th homer Ceppa Field. Piaster said there were a Plaster said. lit Damon Berryhill led off the in the sixth. Coventry loses three seniors off _ ih with a single to center and The Cards ended a 10-game The Spartans, 19-1, advance to couple of calls at third base that to winning the Grand Slam Tuesday’s semifinals against An- hurt his team. “There were two its final roster in Poulin, Harring­ nie”Cubs went on to score three road trip 7-3, but remain third in ton and Robb Berkowitz. Har­ M H S Girls runs on five hits in the last two the NL East, 7Vk games behind sonia while the eighth-seeded calis and no question, both were Patriots, the Charter Oak Confer­ out but the umpire said safe and rington went 2-for-2 against Bv Stephen R. Wilson innings in an 11-3 New York the Mets, whom they face in a Shepaug. The Associated Press From page 11 victory. three-game series starting to­ ence champs, bow out at 15-6. they wound up scoring on hits by Coventry had a shot of winning Coventry 100 000 1— 2-5-3 Berryhill’s hit followed the night at Busch Stadium. the next batters.” Shepaug Valley 011 110 x— 4-5-3 PARIS — He’s halfway to secohd homer of Gooden’s ca- “You know it’s a tough race it as Gary Onnen laced a shot to Coventry plated its first run in Jack Ayer and D.J. Flglela; Scott 6 a double winner in the 800 (2:20) 32C0 — 1. Brenda O'Connell (Fitch), Werkhoven, Stephen Reich (7) and accomplishing what no man has 11:17.9; 2. Katie Mc(3overn (Newtown) ree'r! a 400-foot drive to left-center right field in the sixth inning with the opening inning on a Jack Ayer and the 1600 (5; 15) along with when you have a 7-3 road trip and Mike Keriten. done in 19 years, but Mats 11:25.0; 3. Margaret Barbour (Cheshire), in a four-run seventh inning. don’t pick up any ground,” two teammates on base. But single and Matt Harrington RBI WP- Werkhoven (6-0), LP- Aver (6-5). Wilander says winning the Grand Hartford Public’s Jammie Rai­ 11:38.6; 4. Mlssev(3rasso (A m ltvl.ll :48.1; 5. Gooden said the homer seemed ney in the 100 (12.6) and 200 (26.3). Retiecca Jorgensen (M ercy), 11:57.1; 6. Manager Whitey Herzog said. Slam is“ still a dream.” CathyMazzawv(Glastonburv), 12:00.5. to affect his pitching. Wilander. showing why many "I think we achieved more than WO hurdles — 1. Lana Howard (East “I was nervous going out to we set out to because we had a Hartford), 14.8; 3. Leslie (Weaver), 15.4; 3. Dodgers 5, Reds 4 consider him the world’s best Val Holden (Manchester), 15.7; 4. Kristin pitch the eighth.” he said. “It was Grafs bid for Grand Slam clay court player, dominated little adversity with people being PerrottI (Cheshire), 16.4; 5. Jen Boles weird. I had a strange feeling ’Three throwing errors by Cin­ hurt,” Bernstein said. (Trum bull), 16.6; 6. Simone John (Weaver), cinnati shortstop Barry Larkin France’s Henri Leconte 7-5. 6-2, 16.9. walking out there. You come so 6-1 Sunday to capture the French 300 hurdles — 1. Lana Howard (Eost far. It could have been the most produced three unearned runs for Clin LL rnults Hartford), 45.3; 2. Laurie Smith (Manches­ the NL West-leading Dodgers. will find Martina in the way Open for his second Grand Slam ter) , 45.7; 3. Simone John (Weaver), 46.1; 4. unbelievable day of my life and it Larkin left after the sixth title of the year. He won the iMlIe Farrior (Weaver), 47.4; 5. Shorrono turned mediocre.” MANCHESTER (AP) — These are the Block (NewBritain),47.9;6.ClaireChesmer inning with a bruised finger on his Bv Sovoltore Zonco Australian Open in January. rw u iti from the elrl's Class " L L " track (NFA),48.1. “He may have lost his concen­ Fellow Swede Bjorn Borg in dManplonshlptatMonchesterHIeh School. tration after the home run.” throwing hand. The Associated Press Team tcerlna— 1 ■ Weaver-Hartford,, 77; 4x100 relay — 1. Weaver (Dionne Wilson, APphola “We should have won,” said 1980 was the last man to win the 2. East Hartford, 49; 3. Manchester, S3; 4. Lisa Gordon, Angelo King, Geraldine agreed Berryhill. Larkin, who said he injured the first two legs of the Grand Slam, Now SHtaIn, 32; 5. Windham ,31; 4. Cheshire, McHugh), 49.8; 2. New Britain, 50.0; 3. East The victory gave the Mets a HAPPY HOMER — New York Mets’ pitcher Dwight PARIS — Steffi Graf had an 22; 7. Newtown, 28; 8. Simsbury, 21; 9. Hartford, 50.1; 4. AAanchester, 50.7; 5. finger last week in Chicago and easy time winning the French but the last to win all four Horfford Public, 20; W. FltctvGroton, 191 /2; T rumbull, 51.5; 6. Hamden,51.9. 6‘/i-game lead in the National Gooden high fives the bat boy after crossing the piate reinjured it driving in the Reds’ tournaments In the same year 11. Danbury. 18; 12. Trumbull, 16; 13. 4x400 relov — 1. Wepver (Dionne Wilson, League East over Pittsburgh, Open women’s title. But her path was Rod Laver in 1969. Next up is Amlty-Woodbrldae, 141/2; 14. Norwich Free Sandra Haynes, Simone John, Michelle after his two-run homer in the seventh inning Sunday first run in the third inning. “Heel to the Grand Slam runs through Acodemv, 13; IS. Rockyllle, 8; 16. Bulkeley- which lost to Montreal, 3-2. Wimbledon starting June 20, Hinds), 3:56.3; 2. East Hartford, 4:05.0; 3. against Chicago at Shea Stadium. Gooden ied the Mets terrible about it.” Wimbledon, and Martina Navra­ Harlferd, 6; 17. Holy Cross-Woterbury, 17; Simsbury, 4:05.8; 4. Amity, 4:15.6; 5. NFA, In other NL games, it was John Shelby had two singles to followed by the U.S. Open in late 18. (He) Mercv-MIddletownand Shelton, 18; 4:16.3; 6. Cheshlre,4:18.7. Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 3; San to an 11-3 victory. tilova says she’ll be ready. If. (tie) West Haven and Sta^es-Westport, Shot put — 1. Tam mI McDew (New extend his NL-high hitting streak August. 2; 20. (tie) Gtaetoiibury and Hamden, 1. Britain), 37 feet 5 Inches; 2. Angela Josephs Francisco 9, Houston 3; Los to 20 games and Kirk Gibson had “Once out there ^ on center “Everybody’s always on the MX) — 1. Jommle Rainey (Hartford (Weaver) 35-11/2; 3. Debbv Show (Wind­ Angeles 5. Cincinnati 4. and said Galarraga, who is hitting court, it doesn’t matter who I am PUWIc); 2. (tie) Michele Bonaldes (Dan­ ham), 34-11/3; 4. StefI Cralnich (Trumbull), “I’ve come close to a no-hitter an RBI double that broke a run of way (to the Grand Slam),” bury), and AnoM KIne (Weaver), 12.8; 4. 33-21/4; 5. Erika Young (Danbury), 32-7; 6. Atlanta 3. San Diego 1. in the minors, in high school, the .341 with 34 RBI. 41 singles by the Dodgers. playing,” Navratilova said. “I Wilander said after winning his (Me) Gerakflne McHugh (Weaver), and Joann LoChonce (N FA). The Mets’ win was marked by majors,” said Gooden, who beat “Galarraga is one of the two or Tim Leary, 5-4, went 7 2-3 will be fired up and ready to go.” third title on the slow red clay of CoHo Hardy (New Britain), 13.3; 6. Alison Discus— 1. Defable Hochhusir (Cheshire), an offensive breakout in the finale three premier young players in Pelllnaer(ShMon),l3.4. 110 feet 6 Inches; 2. Am y Nowockl 2 the Pittburgh Pirates on June 5, innings, allowing 10 hits, and Jay Navratilova is anxious for Roland Garros. “But I don’t know M — 1. Jommle Rainey (Hartford (Newtown), 1066; 3. Karen Obue (Manches­ of a 13-game homestand. 1987, after two months of treat­ the league,” said Pirates Man­ Howell pitched the final 1 1-3 another crack at Graf, who if anybody will get there ... It’s P uM k), 26.3; I Louro Stotz (Trumbull), ter), 10Z7; 4. Glselle(taupllle(NFA),102-5;5. They hit .203 as a team while ager Jim Leyland. “He doesn’t 26.8; 3. Mldiele Bonaldes (Donbury) ,27.0; 4. TammI McDew (New Britain), 1006; 6. ment for a cocaine problem. “I innings for his fifth save as the overwhelmed Soviet Natalia still possible but it’s still a AnoekiKIne (NFA),27.5; 5. Alison Pelllnaer Kathy McDermott (Simsbury),97-7. splitting the first 12 games, but don’t think I’ll ever pitch one.” give many at-bats away, and he’s Dodgers extended their lead over Zvereva for her second slraight dream.” (SheNon),27.7. Javelin— 1. Debbie Lewis (Windham), 134 had 18 hits off four Cubs pitchers Expos 3, Pirates 2 a pretty mature young hitter.” French Open title. Graf, who won Also in the running for the 400— 1. Dionne Wilson (Weaver), 57.3; 2. feet 7 Inches; 2. TammI McDew (New and took just four innings to Houston to 2>/i games. Mario AP photo •yivta Howard (East Hartford), S8.1; 3. Britain), 131-10; 3. Tracy Thompson (Wind­ Andres Gallaraga hit his major Giants 9, Astros 3 Soto, 3-5, took the loss. the Australian Open in January, Grand Slam this year is Steffi M w clo Kaiser (Simsbury), 59.9; 4. Sandra ham), 108-1; 4. Amy Nowockl (Newtown), knock out Jeff Pico, who last routed the 17-year-oid Soviet 6-0, Graf, who won the women’s title RAGING SWEDE — Mats Wilander of Sweden clenches Haynes (Weaver), 60.4; 5. Michelle Hinds 103-10; 5. Stacey Goldbaum (West Haven), Tuesday had become the first league-leading 15th homer in the Matt Williams and Candy Mal­ (Weaver), 60.6; 6. Vanessa Zolegowskl 1(13-3;6. Tonya Hancin (NFA),99^3. 6-0, in 32 minutes Saturday in the Saturday by blowing out 17-year- his fist during the men’s singles title match with Henri (F)tch),61J. Cubs pitcher In 54 years to pitch a sixth for the deciding run as donado each drove in three runs Braves 3, Padres 1 High lump — 1. Laurie Smith (Manches­ most lopsided match in French old Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet 800— 1.Chris Sonsevero (East Hartford), ter),5feet3lnches;2. (tie) Janelle Johnston shutout in his first major-league Montreai edged Pittsburgh. and Will Clark had a two-run Ken Oberkfell’s two-out, Union 6-0, 6-0 in the most Leconte of France Sunday at the French Open tennis 2:20.8; 2. Laura Simon (Simsbury),2:22.3;3. (Windham), Amy Young (Newtown), and start. It was his fourth homer in five homer, his 14th, to lead the eighth-inning RBI double broke a Open history. tournament. Wilander won easily 7-5, 6-2, 6-1. Corolvn Verdon (Rockville), 2:23.7; 4. Potty Valerie Boostlco (Holy Cross), 5-1; 6. (tie) But Wimbledon, where Navra­ one-sided final in French Open Oatloaher (Cheshire), 3:25.3; 5. Mona Kathy Appley (Amity) atta Jody Stefanik Kevin McReynolds drove in games and gave him nine RBI in Giants. 1-1 tie and and Tom Glavine and history. Australia’s Margaret 9 I (Staples) 2:25.4; 6. Eileen FPrrell (Fltch)4-11. five days this month. Rick Reuschel, 8-3, allowed one tilova is seeking a record ninth (Mercy),3:^3. I^ng lump — 1. Alexia Cruz (Manches­ three runs and Gooden, Kevin Bruce Sutter combined on a Court, in 1970, was the last woman he is the best all-court player in passing shot into the open court to 1680— 1. Chris Sonsevero (EastHortford), ter), 16 feet 91/2 Inches; 2. Laurie Smith Elster and Keith Hernandez had Hubie Brooks also had a run on four hits over six innings four-hitter in a meeting between title, is another matter. to win the four major tourna­ the world but will be.tested on the close out the set. S:M).3;ZBrendaO'Connell(Fltch),5;15.4;3. (Manchester), 16-9; 3. DIondrea Holloman two RBI apiece. two-run homer for the Expos and before leaving with a sore the NL’s two worst teams. Navratilova, ousted by Zver­ ments in the same year. grass of Wimbledon. “The first set was very impor­ (Me) DebbyMartowe (Amltv)and Margaret (B u lk e le v) 16-53/4; 4. Leslie F a rrio r Andy Van Slyke accounted for shoulder. Bort>our((>ieshlre),5;17.0;5. KoMeMcGov- (Weaver), 15-101/2; 5. Michelle Bonaldes But it seemed a so-so day to Glavine, 3-6, gave up four hits eva in the fourth round, ended her Wilander said winning the “For the moment he’s the best tant,” Wilander said. “If he had ern (Newtown), 5:18.1; 6. Kim Jarvis (Danbury), 15-101/4; 6. Tracy Gamache Gooden, who improved to 9-1 this both Pittsburgh runs with a Jim Deshaies, 4-3, allowed two and w alk^ just one while Sutter, French Open on a winning note player on different surfaces,” been able to win it, he would have (Manchettar),5:38.4. (Windham), 15-9. French Open enabled him to year and 82-27 for his career in two-run shot, his eighth, in the runs in the second on Maldona­ continuing his comeback from Sunday by combining with Pam accomplish one goal. Leconte said. “Wimbledon is had the crowd on his side.” pitching his sixth complete game first. do’s RBI ground ball and Jeffrey rotator cuff problems, retired all Shriver to win the women’s AP photo “What’s important to me is that different. We’ll see. He has to Leconte never was in the match this season and 48th in 137 career “Right now I just feel real Leonard’s sacrifice fly and two six batters he faced for his eighth doubles title. It was her 50th I’ve won two Grand Slam tourna­ improve his game on grass. It will the rest of the way. He rushed the MHS boys send four starts. strong, real good at the plate,” more in the fourth on Clark’s save. Grand Slam title overall. STEFFI’S TR O PHY — Steffi Graf of West Germany holds ments in a row,” Wilander said. be more difficult because there net whenever he could, but After losing to Graf in the aloft the Suzanne Lenglen winner’s trophy after “I’ve never done that before. Now will be serve-and-volley players Wilander was invariably in per­ singles final at the French Open capturing the women’s singles tite at the French Open I have to win Wimbledon and the like John (McEnroe) and Boris fect position to rip a cross-court to State Open Meet in 1987, Navratilova came back tennis tournament Saturday. Graf bretezed to victory in 32 U.S. Open.” (Becker).” backhand passing shot. Shockers show lot of heart at CW S with a vengeance, beating Graf to The 23-year-old Swede also Wilander. who lost in the “This is one of the most minutes over Natalia Zvereva of the Soviet Union 6-0,6-0. quarterfinals last year in his best important matches in which I NEW BRITAIN - Manchester fled for the Open which will be By Tom VInct and his 27th homer of the season, Sunday night, eliminating the sacrifice fly, the only ball hit out win her sixth consecutive singles served notice that he could be High qualified four individuals The Associated Press a two-run shot in a three-run third Bears, 40-25. crown at Wimbledon and again in against Navratilova, she was ready to challenge Ivan Lendl for ever showing at Wimbledon, said didn’t make any unforced errors, held at Willow Brook Park. of the infield. Slam finals. his chances are better than ever. and my backhand started work­ for Wednesday's State Open Meet inning. Brummett, 10-4, scattered Miami faces Fresno State in an the U.S. Open finals — although Zvereva but was overwhelmed totally the opposite against Graf, the No. 1 ranking. Lendl, who lost At the girls’ state Class L OMAHA. Neb. - What Wichita six hits and survived five errors elimination game this afternoon, “We were tight the first inning, to Jonas Svensson in the quarter­ “I’m much more confident,” he ing,” Wilander said. “I passed at the Class LL (Championships Graf eventually took over the No. by Graf in the final — one that winning just 13 points. really well. I think that was the Saturday at Willow Brook Park. Championship Meet at Bethel State lacks in stature, it makes up for his fifth complete game of the followed by a winners-bracket but beating Oklahoma State in Graf blitzed her with a powerful finals, has been No. 1 since said, but added that, “Wimbledon Stillwater helped our confidence I ranking. Navratilova was tough to watch. is much more difficult; To win key to the match.” Todd Llscomb took fourth place High, East Catholic garnered 10 for in ability and heart. year. game between defending cham­ Navratilova is looking to come “It was a disaster. Steffi played serve and devastating forehands winning the 1985 U.S. Open. in the 5000 with a time of IS; 53.24 points with freshman Nancy The Shockers, whq start only “You don’t want to sell these pion Stanford and Cal State- and beating Creighton here for Wilander was ranked No. 3 Wimbledon I will have to have a “He was really like a bul­ the (Missouri Valley) conference up with a good performance on a great match but she didn’t get that put the Soviet teen iii tears at good draw and play well.” ldozer.” Leconte said. “All the while Craig Hempstead was Byrne responsible for most of the three players as tall as 6 feet, guys short,” Wichita State Coach Fullerton. the end of the post-match press coming into Paris, but his victory trippecl up No. 1 Arizona State 7-4 championship helped our confi­ the grass courts of Wimbledon, to much opposition,” Navratilova is expected to push him past In Sunday’s final, Wilander time I was coming to the net he ■eventh in 16:06. Both advanced points. Byrne was fifth in the 800 Gene Stephenson said of his club. Brummett put the clamps on atone for her loss to Zvereva on conference. with a time of 2; 28.4 and was the Sunday night to remain unbeaten “I’ll tell you one thing, they’ve got the high-scoring Sun Devils, dence,” Standiford said. said. “I said, ’How could I lose to countryman Stefan Edberg into used his counter-punching style was passing me. I played poorly, to the Open. the clay courts of Paris. Zvereva, the world junior Dana Dieterle placed seventh bronze medal winner in the 1600 at the College World Series. great heart. It wouldn’t have limiting them to three hits and an this girl?’” the No. 2 spot. to frustrate Leconte in front of but he made me play badly.” with a time of 5; 20. Sue Murphy Wichita State, which upset unearned run after the first In Sunday’s opener, Florida “I don’t need extra incentive Navratilova said she’s not champion in 1987 and the 13th “To me it’s always been more 17,500 fans hoping to see him Leconte also hurt himself by In the S200 with a personal record mattered how much we would seed in the tournament, was no time of 9:52 while Sean Toland accounted for East’s other points powerhouse Oklahoma State in have been down. We would have inning. used a little-used relief pitcher for Wimbledon. I have enough as planning on watching a taped important to win the big tourna­ become the first Frenchman serving poorly and making nu­ finished seventh in the 1600 with a by taking fifth place in the long the Midwest Regional to get to the fought back.” “Arizona State is a great club, and a homer by its top power it is,” Navratilova said. “I am replay of her match with Zvereva match for the tall West German, ments,” he said. “It’s hard for me since Yannick Noah in 1983 to win merous unforced errors, mostly time of 4:28. jump at 14 feet, 10 inches. Series, uplnded the top-seeded The Shockers, 56-14-1, have two but I’ll tell you what, they had a hitter to rally past California. worried about winning, not about anytime soon. who turns 19 on June 14. to concentrate on gaining (com­ the title. on his backhand. In contrast. However, Navratilova said a Wilander connected on 97 percent Non-qualifiers were Mike Sears At the boys’ state Class L meet Sun Devils behind the bat of its days off before they meet the great game pitched against them The Gators spotted Cal a 5-0 anything thing or anybody else.” “Not right now,” Navratilova puter) points. It’s not my style. I Leconte served for the first set at Middletown High, Shaun Ro­ tiniest star, 5-7 Mark Standifoi^, winner of Tuesday’s elimination tonight,” Stephenson said. She first started winning Wim­ said. “That would not tell me how showdown with Graf in the can’t say like I feel like I’m No. 1, at 5-4, but double-faulted, made of his first serves. (4:40) and Rick Eaton (4:43) in lead after two innings. Including, “He was playing deeper and the 1600 and Matt Prignano was binson accounted for East Cathol­ and the arm of one of the game between Arizona State, Brummett’s defensive help left four in the first on a two-run bledon in 1978. to play on grass. I will look at it Wimbledon final is not automatic. but I’m one of the top two at least. two backhand errors and blew a ic’s lone point with a seventh- 6-footers, pitcher Greg him in the first, when Arizona But Graf is on a Grand Slam later to see how I reacted to the “There are lots of good players, I feel like I’m really close to backhand volley to give Wilander deeper and giving me very few 10th in the javelin with a toss of 57-12, and No. 5 Florida. The double by Derek Stark, an RBI second serves,” Leconte said. 186 feet. place finish in the 200-meter dash. Brummett. Gators, 48-18-1, rallied past Cali­ State scored three runs on three single by Kevin Brown and a roll. She added the French Open event. What went on in my head not just Steffi or I. It was Zvereva Lendl. I’ve never been this close the break. The Swede then held He was caught in 24.62. Standiford had an RBI single to her Australian Open title and who got me out of here,” before.” serve at love and broke again in “Not many people con l^at him The top seven indi vidua Is q ua I i- fornia 6-5 in an elimination game infield hits, three errors and a throwing error. and what I have to rectify.” when he plays like that.” has made the last five Grand As good as Zvereva looked Navratilova said. Leconte said Wilander showed the next game, hitting a forehand y M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 6, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 6, 1988 - 15 SCOREBOARD IN BR IEF Relays needs volunteers Yankees 6. Orioles 2 U III, lO M .' «t lAliS'.,V> BasebaD Softbafl Volunteers are needed for the Saturday track NEW YORK BALTIMORE Golf meet portion of the Manchester Community mm abrhM irhbl College New England Relays on June 18 at RHndsn If 2 2 2 2 Orsulok If 5 13 0 Manchester High’s Pete Wlgren Track. 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Net — George Fronken- and girls, ages 6-18). with ail sessions at Martin TO THE WIRE — Carl Lewis, right, beats Saturday's Oomos Tibbs L,^3 0 1 4 3 3 0 berger 60, George McCartney 68, Joel Toronto 10, Boston 2 Wlllmson 6 7 5 0 3 3 Grout 71, Mike MIslewIcz 73. School. Ron Brown to the finish line in the Chlcogo 10, Texos 8 Aose 2 1 0 0 4 1 BEST IS — Gross — Len Belanger 54, For further information, contact Sal Altrui Baltimore 7, New York 6,14 Innings Sisk 1 0 0 0 0 1 Mike Davis 57, Tony Steullet 57, Stan American 100-meter dash at Sunday's Invitational Detroit 5, Clevelarxt 2 Tibbs pitched to 4 betters In the 1st. Domlan 58, Jim Booth 58. Net — John after 6 p.m. at 646-3928. The Flretlghters shut out Army 8, Track Meet at UCLA’s Drake Stadium. J Kansas C ity 4, Seattle 3 WP—Williamson. PB—Kennedy. National League results Crowley 45, M ike Bowman 46, Joe Soro Oakland 6, Minnesota 4 Slants 0, Astros 3 46, Richard Vizard 46, Earl Norsworthy N avy, 7-0. Keith C arinl spun a no-hItter Lewis won in 10.3. Milwaukee 1, California 0 Tigers 6, Indians 2 47, Tim Watson 47, Robert Gould 48. and struck out 16 for the Firefighters. Photo Martina adds to her total Sunday's Oomos Mets 11. Cubs 3 HOUSTON SAN FRAN Pat Cox led the winners with two hits Toronto 12, Boston 4 o b r h b l ObrhM while Chris Post tripled. Kevin Chlal- YALE DEFEATED — Yale University four-mile race on tt,c Thames River on New York 9, Baltimore 2 GYoung cf rlllo played well behind the plate In PARIS — Martina Navratilova won her 50th CLEVELAND DETROIT 4 0 1 0 Speler3b 3 2 10 defeat. U.S. boxers dominate Detroit 6, ClevelarxJ 2 O b rh b l CHICAGO NEW YDRK BHatchr If 2 0 1 2 RThpsn 2b 4 4 20 varsity oarsmen slump over their oars Sunday. Harvard leads the series, 72-51. Grand Slam championship Sunday, teaming Minnesota 4, Oakland 3 o b r h b l Franco 2b 4 0 0 0 Pettis cf 5 13 2 abrhM abrhM Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Clark lb 5 12 2 Kemper Open scores HJ Chicago 5, Texas 4 Upshaw 1b 4 12 1 DMrtnz cf 3 0 11 Dykstra cf 5 2 2 0 GDavIs 1b 4 0 0 0 M Idndorf 5 12 3 after being beaten by Harvard in a In foreground, Harvard crewmen watch. with Pam Shriver to take the women’s doubles LAS VEGAS, Nev. — World champions Kelcie Kansas City 7, Seattle 3 W hltakr2b 5 0 2 1 Carter cf 4 0 1 0 Salazar If 4 0 4 3 Palmeir rf 4 0 0 0 Bckmn 2b 3 1 1 0 Bossrf 4 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 0 11 at the French Open. Banks and Kenneth Gould posted victories as California 6, Milwaukee & 11 Innings Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 1 Muphry If 4 0 0 0 KAM IIr 2b 1111 Ashby c 4 0 1 0 Yonobldcf 2 0 10 POTOMAC, AM. (AP) — Scores and Bolton V Monday's Oomos TrommI ss 4 0 2 0 Navratilova and Shriver, regular doubles U.S. fighters completed their domination of the Hall If 3 0 0 0 Lemon rf 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 110 KHrndz 1b 5 2 3 2 Walling 3b 2 0 0 0 Butler cf 1100 prize money Sunday after the final round In Detroit (MorrlsS6)otpoltlmore(Morgan Snyder rf Grace lb Pnkovts 3b 10 0 0 MWIIms ss 4 0 13 The Bolton Yankees defeated Wllll- 0-51, 7:35 p.m. 3 0 0 0 Herndn dh 3 0 10 4 0 10 S trw b ryrf 4 110 the 58004)00 Kemper Open at the 6,867-yard, mantlc Medical Pharmacy, 7-2, Satur­ partners since January 1981, beat Helena Las Vegas Sports Festival boxing Sunday by D DCIork dh Ramirzss 3 2 2 0 M nwrngc 4 0 2 0 2 0 10 Wlwndr pr 0 0 0 0 Berryhil c 3 111 McRyIds If 5 13 3 par-71 tournamentployer'scourseat Avenel day. Matt Moneggla and Josh Bailey Toronto (Flonogon 5-3) of Oeveland R W s^n ss 3 0 0 0 T rillo 3b 4 0 0 0 Carter c Deshales p 1000 Reuschel p 1000 Sukova of Czechoslovakia and Claudia sweeping all six fights against Eastern (Forrell 5-3), 7:35 p.m. DEvnsdh 10 0 0 4 0 11 (x-wononsecondholeof plovoff): each had two hits for the Yankees while Harvard annexes Regatta Allanson c 3 0 0 0 Knight 1b 4 12 0 Dunston ss 3 110 M ogodnlb 4 120 Puhiph 1 0 1 0 Aldreteph 1000 Kohde-Kilsch of West Germany 6-2,7-5. European opponents. Boston (Hurst6-3) at New York (Allenlb), Pico p Hethcck p 0 0 0 0 Leffertsp 1000 Kevin Blafkin tripled. Jeremy Muller 8:05 p.m. Brokns 3b 4 2 2 0 1000 Elster ss 4 02 2 x-MorrIs Htlsky $1444)00 6966-68-72—274 made the defensive play of the game “ I guess it’s a milestone,” said Navratilova, In one of the best team performances by Heath c 3 2 10 DIPInop 00 00 Goodenp 5 2 2 2 Hndrsnph 1110 Tam Kite $86,400 67-67-71-69-274 NEW LONDON (AP) - The Y a le at the 1-mile mark and "T h e boats not only had to pull Minnesota (Viola 9-1) at Chicago (Davis Totals Lowph 1000 Agostop 0 0 0 0 and Max Schardt tossed a four-hitter. (TO), 8:30 p.m. 30 2 S 2 Totals 37 617 6 M ike Reid $46,400 . 6968-67-72—276 Jesse Buch had two hits In defeat. now 16 Grand Slam titles shy of Australian American fighters in recent years, the U.S. BLandmp 0 0 0 0 Totals 31 3 7 2 Totals 35 91 19 Craig Stadler $46,400 70-7064-72-276 Harvard University crew de­ slowly but relentlessly building against the wind but constantly Oakland (Ontiveros 3-2) ot Kansas CItv Cleveland Jacksn ph 000 1 M argaret Smith Court’s record 66. “ I ’ll have to squad won 11 of 12 fights in the two-day (Bannister 6-5), 8:35 p.m. 200 000 0017-2 Bob Glider $30,400 72-65-71-69-277 feated Yale University by two on it. keep on keel. I thought both Detrell------040 MIO 07w t PPerry p 0 0 0 0 Houston 888 801 Jim Hallet $30,400 6065-72-72—277 boat lengths in the 123rd running Harvard now leads the series coxswains handled it well.” play another five years to match Margaret, the competition that matched American Olympic California (Froser 4-4) of Texas (Guzmon Game Winning RBI — Salazar (2). Tetals 31 3 5 3 Totals 111 1811 Son nrondsco 180 8H ID i—9 John Mohaffev $24,100 60606074-278 American Farm 5-4), 8:35 p.m. Gome Winning RBI — AAoldonodo (4). of the Yale-Harvard Regatta. 72-51. Harvard was roughly one se­ way I ’m going.” hopefuls against fighters from Poland, Milwaukee (August 1-0) at Seattle ^ DP—Cleveland 2, Detroit 2. LOB— Dick Most $24,100 72606070—278 Cleveland 2, Detroit 12. 2B—Solazar, Chicago 880 880 Oil— 1 E—Ramirez. DP—San Francisco 1. Lorry Mize $24,100 69706970—278 Monchester Fire nipped Eighth Dis­ Harvard’s eight-man crew A strong, crossing headwind cond faster per half mile than Navratilova’s championship record includes Yugoslavia and Hungary. (Bankhead 0-2), 10:05 p.m. DCIork, Upshaw. HR—Upshaw (6), Jacoby New York 880 142 40x—11 LOB—Houston 3, San Francisco 9. Calvin Peete $24,100 6 070-70-70—278 trict, 1515. Peter Ponticelll struck out Tuesday's Gomes (4). S—Heath. SF—Salazar. Game Winning RBI — Elster (3). 2B—Manworing, RThompson, Ramirez, seven and earned the mound victory bested Yale by 8.5 seconds over buffeted both crews, and turned it Yale. 17 singles, 28 women’s doubles and five mixed “ I think people can start seeing w e’ re not as Boston o t New York, 7:30 p.m. Tommy Armr III $16,960 72656973—279 IP H R ER BB SO E—Elster, Gooden. Grace. DP—CTilcogo MWIIIIoms. HR—Clark (14). SB—Speler (Mark Brooks $16,960 6067-74—279 and aided his own cause with two hits the four-mile course Sunday on into a contest of which one had the Y ale finished the season with doubles. She and Shriver have won 19 Grand weak as some people thought we’d be.” said U.S. Detroit at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Cleveland 1. LOB—Chicago 4, New York 10. (2). S—Reuschel. SF—Leonard, BHotcher and three RBIs. Gregory Eckeldom hod Toronto at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Jay Haas $16,960 69696073—279 five losses. Harvard goes on to Slam doubles titles together, including a sweep coach Tom Coulter. “ We are finally getting Swindell L,10-2 7 17 6 6 7 5 2B— Strawberry, Dunston. 3B— KAMIIIer. 2. Roger M altble $16,960 71-72-7066—279 the game-winning hit for Manchester the Thames River. greater pulling power. The winds Minnesota at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Dedmon HR—Gooden (1). SB— DMorflnez (5). IP H R ER BB SO Fire. Don Mercler also played well for of the four Slam tournaments — Wimbledon and Oakland at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Denis Watson $16,960 71-707068—279 "W e definitely feel we are the made it difficult to row smoothly. defend its national collegiate title close to the Olympics and are putting our solid Block 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 SF—Jackson, Berryhlll. Houston Fred Couples $13600 72696970—280 the winners. For the Eighth, David California of Texas, 8:35 p.m. Detroit Desholes L.4-3 5 7 4 4 3 1 Dovon struck out seven and Zok No. 2 crew in the country,” Yale Harvard Coach Harry Parker at the Cincinnati Regatta next the French, U.S. and Australian opens — in 1984. teams together.” Milwaukee at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. Brad Faxon $11600 697073-70—282 Robinson W,6-2 9 , -5 ^2 7 1■ 10n IP H R ER BB SO Heothcock 2 3 3 3 1 0 Bill Glasson $11600 6967-7076-282 Wlllhide played well In the field. oarsman Struan Robertson said. said the race conditions were weekend. Banks and Gould are expected to make the Agosto 1 2 2 0 1 1 Swindell pitched to 4 betters In the 8th Chicago Dillard Pruitt $11600 74696574—282 Americon Legion defeated Modern Harvard's varsity eight fin­ "very, very tough,” Harvard also captured the Olympic team. National League standings Pico L,1-l 4 4 4 Son Francisco Brian Tennyson $11600 71696074-282 Ja n ito ria l, 1912. M ike M Ig llo re ho- Lyle cops British Masters DIPIno 1 1 1 Reuschel W,83 6 4 1 1 0 0 Roy Barr, Jr. $7,510 716073-71—283 mered for the winners and Eric Lavlgne ished the course in 20; 50.4, after “The boats were constantly freshman, junior varsity and White Sox 5, Rangers 4 BLandum 2 6 6 Lefferts S,S 3 3 2 2 0 2 Jay Don Blake $7,510 73-707268—283 also hit well for Legion. Jeremy first taking a two-seat lead over being pushed off-keel.” said. varsity races. WOBURN, England — Sandy Lyle added the EostDIvIslen. uu PPerry 1 0 0 WP-Lefferts. Dan Forsman $7,510 69-72-71-71—283 Lavlgne and Anand Annlgerl both W L Pet. OB New York Umpires—Home, Rennert; First, Jodie Mudd $7,510 72607075—283 pitched well for the winners. For British Masters championship to the U.S. LSU, UCLA track titllsts TEXAS CHICADO Marsh; Second, Bonin; Third, Wendel- Modern, Brendan Beers pitched well New York 37 17 .685 — Ob r h bl obrhbl Gooden W.9-1 9 5 3 3 1 4 Joey Rassett $7,510 716971-72—283 Masters title he won in A pril. holding off Pittsburgh 31 24 .564 6'/j Pico pithched to 3 batters In the 5th. stedl. Tony Sills $7,510 7567-7071—283 while Geoff Mettsond Joe ScallfanI also Brower cf 4 1 1 0 Gollghr cf 2 10 0 T—2:25. A—31,144 played well. longtime British rival Nick Faldo in the final E U G E N E , Ore. - UCLA, led by St. Louis 30 25 .545 7'/z Espvph 10 11 WP—Gooden, PPerry. Joey SIndelar $7,510 74696575—283 Lyons 3b 4 2 10 Umpires—Home, Engel; First, Runge; Hatalsky going on vacation Chicago 27 27 .500 10 Fletchr ss 2 0 0 0 Redus If 3 111 Howard Tw llty $7,510 6073-71-73—283 round Sunday to become a golfing millionaire. quarter-milers Danny Everett and Steve Lewis, Montreol 26 27 .491 10'/j Second, West; Third, Williams. Brad FOtel $5,560 74-707367—284 Sierra rf 5 0 11 Caldern rf 3 12 2 T—2:44. A—47,234. The 30-year old Scot won by two shots with a and Louisiana State, with a series of steady Philadelphia 21 31 .404 15 Incvglla If 4 1 1 1 Baines dh 4 0 11 Braves 3. Padres 1 Curtis Strange $5,560 6973-7369—284 National Farm West Division MStanly c 3 0 0 0 GWalkr 1b 4 0 11 FUlton Allem $4640 73686975—285 final round of 71 fora 15-under-par 273 total, his performances, won the men’s and women’s W L Pet. OB Petrolll c 10 00 4 0 0 0 Chip Beck $4,440 7571-7269—285 Los Angeles 30 21 .588 — Manria 2b M orlorty Brothers outlasted the Law­ first victory on home soil for three years. titles for the second consecutive year in the Parrish dh 3 1 1 0 Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Phillies 6. Cardinals 3 ATLANTA SAN DIEGO Bill Britton $4640 71607769^285 yers, 1512. M o rlo rty scored tw ice In Its VFith victory under his beit Houston 28 24 .538 ■ 2'/z OBrIen 1b 4 12 0 Kerkovic c 4 0 0 0 ab r h bl O b rh b l Buddy Gardner $4640 7571-71-70—285 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships Son Francisco 28 27 . 509 4 final ot-bot to pull out the win. Kendal Buechle 3b 4 0 11 AHoll Cf 4 12 0 Then ss 4 0 11 Scott Hoch $4640 71-72-7072—285 Lumpkin and Norman Small had key Saturday. Cincinnati 24 30 .444 7Vj Wllkrsn 2b 2 0 0 0 STLDUIS PHILA Oberkfl 3b 4 1 1 1 RAIomr2b 4 0 0 0 Steve Jones $4640 6972-71-73—285 San Diego 20 34 .370 l l '/ j hits for the winners while Mike Flem­ been there. Everything wa.s Go-kart racer Is killed The Bruins, prohibitive favorites to repeat, Browne 2b 10 0 0 Ob r h bl Obrhbl GPerrv 1b 3 1 3 1 Gwynn rf 4 0 0 0 Greg Lodehoff $4,440 6972 72-72—285 ming and Small combined for the Bv David Glnsburg Atlanta 18 33 .353 12 DM rphv rf 3 0 1 0 Dave Stockton $4,440 60756074—285 gravy for me.” McDwl ph 0 0 0 0 Ccleman If 5 2 3 0 Samuel 2b 3 111 M oreindlf 3 0 0 0 mound decision. For the Lawyers, Jeff The Associated Press LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia — A Hungarian lived up to their role by accumulating 82 points Saturday's Domes TetaM M 4 8 4 Totals 32 5 6 5 OSmIth ss 4 0 2 1 Bradley If 3 10 1 DJames If 4 0 0 0 Kruk lb 3 0 10 Dove B arr $3,280 6971-7076—286 New York 6, Chicago 5, 13 Innings Cashman, E ric Sass, B rian H irko , Jon Golf Roundup in the four-day meet at the University of McGee cf 5 0 0 0 Bedrosnp 0 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 0 11 Brown 3b 3 0 1 0 Brad Bryant $3,280 6071-7077—286 Pontllloand Pat Quish had two hits each kart racer died during an official (raining run Cincinnati 5, Los Angeles 2 Texas 000 012 001—4 Brnnsky rf 4 0 1 0 Haves 1b 3 0 11 Benedict c 4 0 0 0 Porentc 3 0 0 0 Webb Helntzelmon $3,280 6572-7575—286 San Francisco 8, Houston 2 while Cashman and Hirko played well POTOMAC, Md. - Morris for an international go-kart racing meet Sunday, Oregon’s Hayward Field. For the second Chicago 301 000 lOx—s Horner 1b 3 0 10 Parrish c 4 111 Gant 2b .4 0 0 0 MaDavIsp 0 0 0 0 Robert Thompson $3,280 7071-72-73—286 defensively. Davies bests Lopez St. Louis 8, Phllodelphia 1 Game Winning RBI — Redus (2). TPena c 3 0 0 0 Schmdt3b 3 0 0 0 Gtavlne p 2 0 10 M ockef 2 1 1 0 Bobby Wadkins $3,280 736972-72—286 Hatalsky is headed to China for a the state news agency Tanjug reported. straight year, Texas finished second, with 41. Montreal 7, Pittsburgh 3 E—OBrIen, Guillen, Sierra. LOB—Texas Forsch p 0 0 0 0 CJomesrf 4 0 10 G riffey ph 1000 Hawkins p 0 0 0 0 Ed R orl $2,560 71-657576—287 vacation, and he certainly could Hatalsky said. “ 1 couldn’t have San Diego 6, Atlanta 5 TOLEDO, Ohio (A P ) — Nancy Istvan Borbely, 29, described in the report as LSU, not expected to win again, rode strong 8, Chicaga 7.2B—GWalker, Redus, Brower, Ford ph 0 0 0 0 M Thm pcf 4 0 10 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Santiago c 1 0 0 0 Tim Norris $2,560 706071-78—287 Use one after his exhaustive effort put it in a worse place.” Sunday's Dames OBrIen, Sierra. HR— Incavlgllo (13). SB— Pefers p 0 0 0 0 Aguaya ss 4 12 1 Tetals 33 3 9 3 Tetals 27 1 4 1 Jack Renner $2,560 757267-76—287 Rookies Lopez, still playing as well as Hungary’s six-time champion in the 125 cc class, showings by sprinter-hurdler Schowonda New York 11, Chlcogo 3 Redus (10), Colderon 2 (2), Espy (9) Oquend 3b 4 0 10 Palmer p 3 2 2 1 Lannv Wodklns $2,560 7169-7573—287 at the Kem per Open. ever, says she got a close-up look Williams, in amassing 61 points, edging favored Phllodelphlo 6, St. Louis 3 Ken Green $24)96 67-697579—288 Police Union scored twice In the last died when his flat motorized vehicle shot off the S—Fletcher. Alicea 2b 4 0 0 0 GGross If 10 0 0 Atlanta 800 800 110-3 Hatalsky made a 4-foot putt for at the future of women’s golf this UCLA by three points, despite a brilliant effort Montreal 3. Pittsburgh 2 IP H R ER BB SO ONeal p 2 0 0 0 SonDlege 801 080 800—1 Kenny Perry $24)96 71697575—288 Inning and nipped Burger King, 9-8. Moody tops Seniors race course at 62 mph, hit a safety barrier and Los Angeles 5, CIncInnotl 4 Scott Simpson C4)96 72-707572—288 Alex Obst ond Patrick Duffy had two par on the second hole of sudden Texas PognozzI c 1 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — O terkfell (2). weekend. crashed into a tree. by the Bruins’ Gail Devers. Son Francisco 9, Houston 3 Kllgus L.6-4 6 1-3 5 5 3 3 5 Walker ph 0 10 0 DP—Atlanta 1. LOB—Atlanta 5, Son Russ Cochran $1,908 72-71-7573—289 hits each for the winners while Mike death Sunday to beat defending DALLAS (AP) - Orville Atlanta 3, San Diego 1 Cecena 12-3 1 0 0 1 3 Totals IS 1 8 1 Totals Diego 3, 2B—O terkfell, SB— AHall (14). Donnie Hammond$1,90e 72-707574—289 Prindivllle played well defensively. For “ 1 think she’s a great player 33 6 9 6 Burger King, Brandon Brooks had champion Tom Kite and win a Moody refused to let a tree stand Monday's Domes Chicago S—Hawkins 2. Gary Koch $1,908 71-71-7077—289 and she’s just going to get Phllodelphia (K.Gross 5-2) at Montreal Reuss W,4-2 6 4 3 7 1 3 SILouls 100 000 002—3 IP H R ER BB SO Dutty W aldorf $1,908 6972-7078—289 three hits while Nicholas Roy added PG A event for the first time since in the way of winning the Senior (Youmans 1-4), 7:35 p.m. Frank Connor $1616 75607576—290 two. Jeffrey Klolzy and Geoffrey Bick­ better.” Lopez said Sunday after Horton 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 1 Philadelphia 000 111 lOx—6 Atlanta 1983. It was anything but easy, as Players ReUnion Pro-Am. Houston (Knepper 6-1) at Los Angeles Thigpen S.9 12-371171 Game Winning RBI — Aguayo (2). Glavine W,3-6 7 4 1 1 1 2 Phil Hancock $1616 697571-75—290 ford were defensive standouts. England's Laura Davies shot her (Sutton 3-3), 8:05 p.m. Sutter S,B 2 0 0 0 0 1 Pat Mc<3owan $1616 607571-77—290 MARCOM outslugged WoWa Food Hatalsky blew a four-shot lead in Moody, who hit a tree on the E—Aguayo 2. LOB—StLouls 10, Phila­ third sub-70 round of the week to Hearns puts title on the line New York (Fernandez 2-5) ot St. Louis delphia 6. 2fl—Haves, CJames, Palmer, Son Diego J.C. Snead $1,816 71-72-7077—290 Stores, 19-10. Katie Callahan and Alison regulation and then salvaged the 10th hole three times in as many (McWilliams 4-0), 8:35 p.m. Royals 7. Mariners 3 Somuel, MThompson, OSmIth. HR— Hawkins L,5-5 7 2-3 8 3 3 1 4 John Adams $1,744 69757572—291 O'Connor each had two hits to lead beat Lopez by three strokes in the Cincinnati (Browning 2-3) at San DIepo Aguayo (2), Palmer (2), Parrish (10). MaDavIs 11-310010 Hale Irwin $1,744 69-757573—291 MARCOM while David Owens also victory with an excellent wedge tries during regulation play, 6 LPGA Jamie Farr Toledo well aware of aware of the at Las Vegas to win the vacant (Grant 1-4), 10:05 p.m. SB—Coleman (25), OSmIth (17), Samuel HBP—Mack bv Glavine. Rick Pearson $1,744 706 07580—291 played well for the winners. For WaWa, on the 74th hole. ignored the temptation to play it By Ed Schuyler Jr. Only games scheduled SEATTLE KANSAS CITY David Peoples $1,744 7571-7573—291 Travis Cyr, Steve O'Reilly and Tim challenge Barkley presents. wi ab r h bl ab r h bl (15). Umpires—Home, Davis; First, safe when the tournament went to Classic. The Associated Press WBC middleweight title and Tuesday's Dames IP H R ER BB SO Froemmlng; Second, HIrschteck; Third, Brad Upper $1,744 6071-7577—291 H lght played w ell. “ I was totally exhausted after Phllodelphlo at Montreal, 7:35 p.m Cotto cf 5 0 1 0 Stilwll ss 4 12 0 Ronnie Black $1,672 71-697578—292 WaWa Food Stores edged Strono Real “ She has a good attitude, never "When you’re No. 1 in the become the first man to win four GWIIson rf 4 0 10 Bucknr1b 10 0 0 StLouls Tata. those last holes, but I was a four-way sudden-death playoff Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. T—2:22. A—14,414. Bill Buttner $1672 74-7072-76—292 Estate, 12-8. Christina Allen, Chris gives up, never gets down on LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Thomas world, when you’re world cham­ championships. ADavIsIb 4 0 11 WWIIsn cf 2 0 0 0 ONeal L,2-3 5 3 4 4 3 2 thankful I was in a playoff,” Sunday. New York ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Forsch 2 4 2 2 0 0 Bill Kratzert $1672 7571-7575—292 Mathleu and M att Scully hit well for the herself. Not many players are pion, there’s always somebody However, Hearns has never Cincinnati at San Diego, 10:05 p.m Phelps dh 5 0 10 Thurmn cf 2 0 0 0 Mike Sullivan $1672 72-72-7574—292 winners while Angel Soto, Warren Moody hit a perfect drive and Hearns puts his share of the world Brantley If 5 2 1 0 Brett dh 4 2 3 3 Peters 1 2 0 0 0 0 Hatalsky said. out there trying to beat you,” Houston ot Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m Philadelphia American League leeders Mike Blackburn $1616 756072-77—293 G oulet and A run Prasad played w ell In laxerusedused his 50-inch putter to roll able to do that,” Lopez said. middleweight title on the line been an undisputed Atlanta at Son Francisco, 10:35 p.m Bradley c 4 0 1 0 Trtabll rf 4 0 0 0 Jim Carter $1616 75707079^293 the field. It would have never gotten that Presley 3b 4 0 11 Seltzer 3b 4 12 0 Palmer W,l-5 7 2-3 6 1 0 4 6 But what really sets the 24- tonight in this oasis of gambling, Hearns said. “ You’ve got to take championship. Bedrosn S,4 1 1-3 2 2 1 1 2 Paul T rittler $1616 71-697075—293 Yankee Aluminum beat Eastern Vi­ far if Hatalsky hadn’tfallen apart in a 16-footer and win the top prize Oulnons ss 4 0 2 Pecota ss 0 0 0 0 Batting Leonard Thompsn $1,584 72-707161—294 deo, 157. John Hanna ripped four hits, year-old Davies apart is her where he suffered the only two th e chance. You’re the He was stopped by Sugar Ray Revnids 2b 3 13 0 Tabler 1b 4 1 1 0 HBP—Schmidt by ONeal. WP—ONeol. on the back nine. After an eagle in the $285,000 event. American League results Umpires—Home, Montague; First, Hal- Based en 158 at Bats. Jeff coston $1,568 757072-79—295 Including a triple, and knocked In four driving. defeats of his 12-year, 47-bout champion.” Leonard in the I4th round of their Elsnrch If 3 12 7 AMERICAN LEAGUE Fred Funk $1,552 71-707077—296 runs for the winners while Kristen on No. 6, a 40-foot chip for par on “ In a playoff, I think you’ve got FWhIte 2b 3 12 1 llon; Second, MeSherrv; Third, Wever. career. Hearns wants to unify the fight for the undisputed welter­ T—2:43. A—43,429. G AB R H Pet. Alon Pofe $1,528 75607975—297 Ruckev also hod four safeties and four No. 7 and a birdie on No. 8. to go for broke. There’s no sense “ I hate to say w e’ll have to Welimn 2b 10 0 0 Lansford Ook S3 224 45 90 .402 M ark Pfell $1,528 736981-74—297 RBIs. Michael Spencer had three hits. He was a 4-1 favorite to defend 160-pound title. The^other middle­ weight title in 1981. In 1985, he Blue Jays 12. Red Sox 4 Quirk c 2 0 0 1 Hatalsky had four bogeys after playing it safe.” Moody said. Winfield NY 51 189 37 70 .370 Woody Blackburn $1,496 71-7577-77—298 Including a triple. Playing well In the make courses longer, because weight champions* are Sumbu challenged Marvelous Marvin Totals 38 3 12 3 Totals 34 7 12 7 Boggs Bsn SO 182 39 63 .346 George Burns $1696 7567-7977—298 field were Jeffrey Champagne, Michael Moody, the Senior Tour money the World Boxing Council cham­ the turn. she’s so strong,” Lopez said. Kalambay, who won the vacant TORONTO BOSTON Expos 3, Pirates 2 M cG rIff Tor 50 164 42 56 .341 y-Wavne Grady $1672 71-72-69DQ Franza. For Eastern Video, Nick Smith, leader, said his putting made the pionship at the Las Vegas Hilton Hagier for the undisputed middle­ Seattle 010 010 010-3 Puckett M in 52 220 36 75 .341 v-dlsauallfled for using on altered club, Mike Garafalo and Blake Roberts “It was a gut-wrencher from Davies started the final round ab r h bl Ob r h bl Kansas City 20) 103 OOx—7 against aggressive, hard-hitting World Boxing Association title on weight title and was knocked out Fernndz ss 5 12 0 Boggs 3b 4 1 1 0 RHendsonNY 49 200 45 65 .325 prize money does not count In his official ployed well. No. 7on in,” Hatalsky said. “ I had difference at the par-72 Bent Tree one shot behind Lopez and fell Game Winning RBI — Brett (2). MONTREAL PITTSBURGH Iran Barkley, who feels he is a 15-round decision over Barkley in the third round. Lee ss 0 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 2 0 10 Tram m ll Det 52 197 34 64 .325 tour winnings. my doubts whether I could last Country Club course. behind by as many as three on the Mosebv cf 4 3 2 3 Romero2b E—Tnrtebull, Tabler. DP—Kansas City 2. Ob r h bl obrhM M attingly NY 44 175 41 56 .320 last Oct. 23, and Frank Tate, who Of Hearns’ 45 victories, 38 have 3 12 0 LOB—Seattle 11, Kansas CItv 6. 2B— Raines If primed for an upset. Campsn cf 0 0 0 0 Burks cf 4 0 2 1 3 0 0 0 Bonds If 4 12 0 Brett KC 55 214 31 68 .318 out here.” "E v e ry time I got over a putt I front nine Sunday, double- Stillwell, Seltzer, Tabler, Elsenrelch. 3B— Wlnghm cf 4 0 0 0 Lind 2b 4 0 0 0 ADavIsSea 52 183 31 58 .317 “ I came here to do what I got to is recognized by the International been by knockout. Barkley has a Mlinksdh 3 13 2 DwEvns rf 5 1 1 0 FWhIte. HR—Brett 2 (10). SB—Reynolds 2 Kite trailed by six shots after thought I could make it,” Moody bogeying the par-4 third hole Fielder ph 10 12 Grenwl dh 3 12 1 Galarrg 1b 3 2 2 1 VonSIvk cf 4 1 2 2 Seltzer KC 52 199 34 63 .317 LPGA Farr Classic scores do, that’s to win the title — and Boxing Federation. 24-4 record, with 15 knockouts. Ok GBell If (10), Elsenrelch (7). SF— Elsenrelch, Brooks rf 3 1 1 2 Bonilla 3b 4 0 0 0 Heme Runs six holes. But while Hatalsky was said. “ The whole week I putted as after knocking her second shot 6 0 11 Rice If 4 0 11 Quirk. that’s it,” the 28-year-old chal­ Hearns made history when he The fight will begin about 8 p.m. McGrIff lb 5 3 3 1 Gedmanc Wallach 3b 2 0 0 0 RReyIds rf 3 0 10 Canseco, Oakland, 14; Calderon, Chl- Soccer well as I ever have.It was 2 0 10 IP H R ER BB SO Foley ss 4 0 0 0 Bream 1b TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — FInol scores hitting bogeys. Kite had birdies into the bunker. knocked out Juan Domingo Rol­ Gruber 3b 6 0 3 2 Ceronec 2 0 10 3 0 1 0 cogo, 13; Incavlgllo, Texas, 13; Hrbek, definitely the putter that won it lenger from New York said. PD T and will be the feature bout, W hlttc 5 1 1 1 Seattle Reedc 4 0 0 0 MDIaz ph 10 0 0 Minnesota, 12; Winfield, New York, 12;6ore and prize money Sunday from the $275,(XX) on Nos. 11, 13 and 14 to close the Birdies on the sixth and ninth dan in the fourth round last Oct. 29 Dodson lb 3 0 10 ENunez L.1-3 3 2-3 6 4 4 1 4 LPGA Jamie Farr Toledo Classic The 29-year-old champion is of a championship tripleheader. T Barfield rt 5 1 1 0 Romlne rf 2 0 0 0 Candoel 7b 3 0 1 0 LVIlre c 2 0 0 0 tied with 11. deficit. Both players bogeyed No. for m e.” holes brought Davies back within Reed 1 1-3 4 3 3 0 1 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 O rfizc 1 0 0 0 Runs Batted hi ployed on o 6,235yords, par-72 Glengarry LIrlono 2b 5 2 2 0 SOwenss 4 0 2 0 MJackson 1 1 0 0 0 0 Golf Club (odenotes amofeur): M8C Stunners 18, Hatalsky missing a 9-footer Moody made nine putts of 10 or one. and she took the lead with a Totals 45 12 19 12 TotolS 38 4 15 a Parrett p 0 0 0 0 Bernard ss 3 0 0 0 Winfield, New York, 49; Brett, Kansas Solano 1 1 0 0 0 0 BSmIfh p 10 0 0 Dunnep 3 0 0 0 CItv, 46; Canseco, Oakland, 45;' Carter, Laura Davies, $41,250 69786969—277 for par, to force the playoff. more feet during the final round good chip and short birdie putt on K Scurry 1 0 0 0 0 1 Nancy Lopez, $25,437 65786973—280 The Manchester Soccer Club Toronto 021 221 10)^12 Rivero ss 1 0 1 0 Cangels ph 1000 Cleveland, 40; Pogllarulo, New York, Stunners (girls 14 and under) defeated while shooting a 66 to join Mears drives away at Miller 200 Kansas City Jan Stephenson, $16,500 7872-7871—283 Battling swirling winds that No. 11, which Lopez three-putted Boston 102 *100 000— 4 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 40;Puckett, Minnesota, . 40; Braggs, G lastonbury, 3-1, In the sem ifinals of the Gubicza W,7-5 7 8 7 1 3 6 Totals 28 3 S 3 Tetals 11 2 6 2 Milwaukee, 38; Gruber, Toronto, 38. Betsy King, $16699 72-696575-283 gusted up to 25 mph, Hatalsky had second-round leader Bob Cha­ for a bogey. Game Winning RBI — AAcGrItf (3). Garber 2 4, 1 1 0 2 M yra Blackwtr, $11687 7571-7871—286 State Cup on Sunday. Anne-Marie DP—Toronto 4, Boston 1. LOB—Toronto Levesque, Darlene Johns and Jessico a 72 and Kite a 69 at the par-71 rles, Don Massengale and Bobby “ That was the turning point for By Rick Gano since I got my first win here. But I “ In this sport things can change Reed pitched to 3 batters In the 6th Montreal 000 201 088-1 Pitching (7 Decislens) Nancy Taylor, $9625 71-697574—287 13, Boston 13. 2B—Gruber 2, McGrIff 2, Tommie Green, $8,112 757572-69—288 Marquez tallied the goals for the Tournament Players Club at Nichols in the playoff at 10-under- m e.” Lopez said. “ I ’d been The Associated Press don’t like that it took us 10 years to so quickly. You don’t know who on Barrett, Greenwell 2, Romero, Fernandez. WP—Solano. BK—ENunez. Pittsburgh 208 000 000—2 Viola, Minnesota, 9-1, .900; Dotson, New Stunners. Alison StanIzzI, Amy Dwyer, (3ame Winning RBI — Galarraga (5). York, 6-1, .857; Swindell, Cleveland, 10-2, Lynn Adorns, $6606 7572-7569^290 Avenel. Both finished at 10-under- par 206. frustrated all day, getting close get our second win here.” a given day will be quick. 3B— R ice. HR — M osebv (7 ). SB — Sarah LeVeoue, $6,806 757567-72—290 Dano Hartle and Mary M orlorty ployed Greenwell (6), Gruber (5), LIrlono (7), DP—Montreal 1, Pittsburgh 1. LOB— .833; Candelaria, New York, 7-2, .778; well offensively white Beth Rockow, MILWAUKEE - Rick Mears’ Mears’ victory marked the first Somebody can learn something Angela6,Rrewer8S|111nnings) Montreal 4, Pittsburgh 4. 2B—Galarraga, Heather Farr, $5,513 7571-7571—292 par 274. Massingale carded a 67 but but not making the birdies. I was Mosebv (16) Robinson, Detroit, 6-2, .750; Stewart, Melissa Daversa and Amy Harris time since 1983 the Indy 500 and then come out of the Bream. HR—VanSli^e (8), Brooks (6), Oakland, 9-3, .750; Clemens, Boston,8-3, .727; Am y Reod, $5,513 757572-73—292 played well defensively. Each parred the first extra missed a four-foot putt on 18 that frustrated, and I kind of lost my victory in the M iller 200 was more Galarraga (15). SB—RRevnolds (5), VanS- Tonana, Detroit, 8-3, .727; Welch, Oak­ Patty Jordan, $4638 7572-71-75—293 than a followup to his Indianapo­ winner had come back and won woodwork.” IP H R ER BB SO CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE Janice Gibson, $4,041 75757570—294 The Stunners w ill ploy In the State Cup hole, the 195-yard 17th. Then, on would have won the tournament. patience.” Toronto ab r h bl lyke (9), Raines (18), Bonds (9). land, 8-3, .727. final Sunday at Tunxis Meade Park In Mears drove his Chevrolet- Ob r h bl S—BSmIth. Laurie RInker, $4,041 77-757570—294 the par-4 444-yard 18th hole, Nichols shot a final-round 68. lis 500 triumph eight days earlier. the following week at Milwaukee. Stieb 3 2-3 8 4 4 3 4 Molltor3b PottI Rizzo, $4641 757571-74—294 Farmington. powered Penske PC17 to a race Elchhorn 2-3 3 0 0 0 1 Surhotf c IP H R ER BB SO Hatalsky hit his approach far left Moody, ignoring the tree, hit a Davies then sealed it with an It was an anniversary of sorts His 24th career victory also Montreal National League leaders Ijiu r l Peterson, $4,040 77-71-72-74—294 pushed Mears ahead of Michael average of 122.820 mph, winning Wells 2 2-3 3 0 0 1 2 Janet Coles, $4,040 69757574—294 280-yard drive on the par-4 10th eagle and a birdie on the next two for the 36-year-old driver, whose DWard W,2-0 2 1 0 0 1 0 BSmIth W,4-4 6 4 2 2 0 4 M8C Cyclonea and over the gallery. Hesketh 21-3 2 0 0 I 2 Joan pitcock, $3,326 75787571—295 hole, the first used for the playoff, holes, chipping in the eagle from first Indy-car victory came 10 Andretti and Raul Boesel for this $47,460 as he crossed the finish Boston Mindy Moore, $3,326 75757873—295 The Manchester Soccer Club Cy­ But Kite hit his approach Sellers 1 2-3 3 2 2 4 1 Parrett S,3 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 25 yards out on No. 12 and sinking years ago on the often congested, year’s CART-PPG Indy-car point line 5.72 seconds ahead of Penske Pittsburgh Bated en 158 at Bats. Am y Benz, $3,325 75757573—295 clones (girls 13 and under) lost to behind the right rough. Incredi­ placed a 90-yard sand wedge just 9 Smithson L,1-2 3 7 5 5 1 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE Racing teammate Danny Sulli­ Dunne L,31 8 5 3 3 5 1 Kim Williams, $2,982 7 577-72-72—296 Ridgefield, 2-1, In the semifinals of the bly, both players worked out of 16 feet from the pin, then holed the a 20-foot birdie putt on No. 13. one-mile oval at Wisconsin State lead. Stanley 11-3 2 1 1 1 0 O AB R H Pet. State Cup on Sunday. Missy Jolty Lamp 2 4 4 4 1 1 Rucker 1 0 0 0 0 1 Robin Walton, $2,981 7872-72-74—296 putt for his eighth victory since She and Lopez matched bogeys F air Park. “ This shows that everything Is van. Third place went to Emerson Umpires—Home, Gregg; First, Quick; Galoraga Mon S3 214 44 73 .341 Deedee Lasker, $2607 7877-71-71—297 scored the lone goal for the Cyclones. the jam, setting themselves up Crouch 1 30000 Bonilla Pit 55 204 39 68 .333 Allison Finney, $2607 88757872—297 Shlro Springer and Amy Donahy played joining the SeniorTourin 1984. He on the 15th and 17th holes to “ The main thing is that you got going well. But there is a long way Fittipaldi. l amp pitched to 3 batters In the 9th. Second, Pallone; Third, KIbler. with close putts for par. T—2:44. A—36,305. Palmeira Chi 54 211 32 7D .332 M. J. Smith, $2606 77-757572—297 well offensively while Hilary Keever, to go,” said Mears, a three-time “ I was trying, but I wasn’t HBP—Greenwell bv Wells. WP—Stieb, 42 612 6 Coleman StL 53 236 31 76 .322 A fter Kite missed his 8-footer earned $37,000 for the win. maintain the three-shot spread. to get a little comfortable being Jane Geddes, $2,406 79757873—297 Davon Harris and Sharon Rockow national champion. “ W e’ve been going to take any chances,” DWord. G P e ^ Atl SO 185 21 59 .319 Sandra Spuzich, $2606 77-7572-73—297 played well defensively. by inches, Hatalsky tapped his in He said his drive to the right of Davies finished at 11-under-par close to people. There is a little Umpires—Home, Ford; First, Breml- California 200 200 000 01—6 Guerrero LA 44 158 19 50 .316 Sondra Polmer, $2606 757577-73—297 fortunate to get the lead. It’s so Sullivan said. “ We dug ourselves gan; Second, Kosc; Third, Barnett. Milwaukee lOO 100 201 00—6 51 for the $144,000 top prize from the the fairway was his best tee shot 277 on rounds of 69-70-69-69, more traffic. It’s like a little Dodgers 5, Reds 4 RThopeon SF 188 23 59 .314 Meg Mallon, $2606 757577-73—297 competitive, so tough. It’s very a pretty deep hole ... but we ran T—3:53. A-33,756. Game Winning RBI — Ray (2). Law Chi 52 200 23 61 .3I» AAortha House, $2606 7577-7874—297 M8C Dynamitaa $800,000 pot. of the tournament. bettering the tournament record speedway,” Mears said after E—Molltar, Roy, McCasklll, Surhoff, Larkin CIn 52 211 33 64 .303 Donna White, $2606 75787575—297 "I was probably more relaxed of 278 shared by Lauri Peterson Sunday’s victory. difficult to dominate like in the hard and got a break and. most Joyner, Crim. DP—California 1, Mil­ Straubry NY 51 183 39 55 .XI The Manchester Soccer Club Dynam­ " It was an absolute miracle CINCINNATI LOS ANGELS Mel-Chl oieng, $2606 7572-7576—297 ites (girls under 11) advanced to the early ’80s. Important, we finished. Twins 4, Athletics 3 waukee 2. LOB—California 10, Milwaukee Ob r h bl ObrhM Heme Runs Beverly Kloss, $1640 77-77-7570—298 that I got up and down on No. 18,” because I felt I shouldn’t have and Penny Hammel. “ This is a special place for me. 13. 2B—Ray, Deer, Molltor. 3B—Yount. Galorraoa, Montreal, 15; aark. San final of the State Cup with a 4-0 victory Larkin ss 3 0 11 Sax 2b 5 1 2 0 Gina Hull, $1640 7577-72-73—298 over West Hartford. The Dynamites will HR—M olltor (3), M iller (1), Deer (7). (Sulnonsss 2 0 0 0 M l Da vis rf 4 0 0 0 Francisco, 14; Bonds, Pittsburgh, 13; Jackie Bertsch, $1,840 75757575—298 OAKLAND MINNESOTA SB—Deer (6), Armas (1), M alltor (15), Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 13; Dawson, Chl- meet Glastonbury In the final Sunday at Sabo 3b 5 1 2 0 Gibson If 4 1 2 1 Jerilyn Britz, $1,839 7571-7577—298 Tunxis Meade Park In Farmington. Ob r h bl o b r h b l Braggs (4), Surhoff (6). S—Surhoff, Riles, Daniels If 4 0 2 0 MarshI 1b 4 1 1 0 oogo, 11; GOavIs, Houston, 11; Straw- Lynn Connelly, $1,839 75757878—298 Galleoo 3b 4 13 0 Moses If 5 2 2 0 Schofield, Ray. SF—CDavIs, Yount. terry, New York, 11; Parrish, Philadelphia, Sarah Hornbostel scored two goals for EDovIs cf 4 0 2 1 Shelby cf 4 1 2 0 LeAnn Cossadoy, $1,599 75757576—299 the Dynamites while Erin O'Neill and Jenngs ph 10 0 0 Lmbrdz 2b 3 1 1 2 IP H R ER BB SO ONelll rf 4 1 1 0 DHedsn c f Sclosclac 3 0 1 0 Stephanie FOrwIg, $1,599 75757577—299 Jessico Nylin each added a goal. Also 5 1 1 1 Puckett ct 4 0 2 1 CoUfornla Esasky 1b 3 1 1 1 JHowell p 0 0 0 0 Runs Batted hi Nancy White, $1675 75797573-300 Canseco rt 4 1 1 1 Dovidsn rf 0 0 0 0 McCasklll 6 5 2 2 3 9 BDIaz c Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 45; GOavIs, Houston, playing well for the Dynamites were 4 0 11 Hamlfn3b 4 1 2 1 Dawn Coe, $1675 75757574-300 Melanie FIske, Angle Pavelock, Heidi McGwIr 1b 4 0 0 0 H errph 1 0 0 0 Harvey 2 1-3 4 3 3 1 3 Brwnng pr 00 00 Andesn ss 4 0 1 0 42; Clark, San Francisco, 39; Parrish, Susie Bernlng, 1,375 78757575-300 Baylor dh 4 0 2 1 Gagne cf 0 0 0 0 BulceW,2-3 2 2-3 0 0 0 3 3 Philadelphia, 37; Brunanskv, Peltier, Beth Mlzoros and Jocelyn SCOREBOARD

M cG rIff c 0 0 0 0 Leoryp 3 0 10 Cindy Rarick, $1675 77-757576-300 Schneider. Steinbeh c 3 0 2 0 Hrbek 1b 3 13 0 Milwaukee Tredwv2b 4 1 0 0 Dempsvc 1000 StLouls, 36; KHernandez, New York, 35; Cindy AAackey, $1674 75787577—300 Mercado c 10 0 0 Gaettl3b 2 0 10 Boslo 3 2-3 6 5 4 1 1 Sotap 1000 Brooks, Montreal, 34; Galarraga, Mont­ Nancy Rubin, $1697 77-757575—301 c a y Brewer, $3,365 70-7467—213 (Tallos 106, L.A. Lakers 9« Javier If 4 0 10 Bush rf 3 0 10 Knudson 3 5 0 0 01 real, 34. MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Recalled prize money Sunday from the $2854)00 Dallas 118, L.A. Lakers 104 McCInd ph 10 10 Bonnie Lauer, $1697 79757575—301 DorrvI Homllton, outflelder.fromDenverof Senior Plovers Reunion Pro-Am played Don January, $2,712 6972-74—215 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 2 0 Gladden If 1 0 0 0 MIrabello 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 R M rphvp 0 0 0 0 Pitching (7 Decislens) Cathy Johnston, $ 1697 757577-75—301 70-71-74—215 L.A. Lakers 119, Dallas 102 Weiss ss 3 0 0 0 Larkin dh 3 0 2 1 Clear 3 1 0 0 1 5 the American Association. P l« :^ W ke at the par-72,6604-yards Bent Tree Country Lee Elder, $2,712 FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 Cone, New York, 7-0, 1.000; Gooden, Debbie Steinbach, $1697 75757576-301 Felder,outflelder,onftel5davdlsabledllsf, Club course (x-won on first playoff Ben Smith, $2,712 74-7267^215 Basketball Dallas 105, L.A. Lakers 103 Parker ph 10 0 0 Harper c 4 0 10 CrIm L,0-3 1 0 1 0 1 0 New York, 91, .900; Knepper, Houston, 6-1, Transactions L.A. Lakers 117, Dallas 102 Collins ph 10 0 0 Joan Delk, $1697 77-757577-301 retroactive' to Mov 31. Jerry Barber, $2,712 70-72-73—215 Lansfrd 3b 0 0 0 0 Newmn ss 3 0 0 0 HBP—Deer bv Harvey, Downing bv Totals 36 411 4 Totals .857; RMo, Onclnnotl; 6-1, .857; Scott, Totals 36 511 2 Lori Gorbaez, $850 787577-71-302 Calendar NotloMl Leogiw x ^ v llle Moody, $37,500 Butch Baird, $2,212 72- 70-74—216 37 3 12 3 Totals 22 411 4 Crim. WP—McCasklll, Knudson, Harvey. Houston, 6-1, ,K7; GMtaddux, Chicago, 93, Anne Kelly, $850 78757574-302 77-7067—216 Umpires—Home, BrlnkrrKin; First, CHICACX) CUBS—Signed Tv (iriffin , Don Mossengole, $18633 Bruce Devlin, $2,212 Cincinnati 801 881 818-6 .750; Reuschel, Son Francisco, 8-3, .727; Becky Pearson, $850 757577-76-302 Inflelder, too one-veor co n tra ct. __ _ Bob Charles, $1S6n Charles SIfford, $2,212 73- 73-70—216 Oakland OtD «30 «»-3 Welke; Second, Cooney; Third, M errill. LesAngelet 810 HO lOx—6 OJackson, Cincinnati, 5-2, .714;KGrou, Denise Streblg, $849 75757876-302 73-72-71—216 NBA playoff picture The Finals Minnesota 101 001 OOx—4 T—4:23. A—47,303. •ASHALL CINCINNATI REDS-Opttoned Pot Po- Bobby Nichols, $18,033 W Jim Cochran, $2,212 Tuetdov, June 7 Game Winning RBI — None. Phltadelphla,S-2,.714. Laurel Kean, $849 78757577—302 TGDAY dllo, pitcher, to Noshvllle of tte Amwicon Gory Plover, $»600 (Jordon Jones, $1675 70-75-72—217 Game Winning RBI — Puckelf (5). E—Treadway, Larkin 3, Solo, Sax, Carla Glasgow, $706 75787873—303 AttMTloan Loogut ^ 73-70-74—217 Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. DP—Oakland 2, Minnesota 2. LOB— Baseball BOSTON RED SOX-OgtIoned Brady Association. Recalled Frank Williams, Harold Henning, $7,800 6>j»69 ' OT Ralph Terry, $1675 Conference Finals Thursday, June 9 MIDavIs. DP—Cincinnati 1, Los Angeles 1. Alice M iller, $705 7971-71-82-3(0 Chick Evans, $1675 73-71-73—217 Oaklond 9, MInnesoto 11. 2B—Moses, Class L Quarterfinal A ndtn on, o ^ e ld w -, _and Sam Charles Coodv, $7600 6967-W -OT BASTIRN CONFERENCE Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. OB—Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles 8. 2E— Susan Tonkin, $602 78757872—304 East Catholic vs. Wolcott (at Sou­ “' m o n t r ^ ffro s ^gnod Morgun Homero Bloncat,^6D0 698970—OT Al Kellev, $1675 70-75-72—217 Detratt 4 Besten 1 Hrbek. DHenderson, Conseco, Steinboch, Gibson, ONelll, Esasky. 3E HomlWen. Sunday'c heme rune Morlene Hagw, $603 88757574—304 • tttttar^ b!J.* n-»4-7>—217 SoeBov, June 12 Bush, Hubbard. HR—Lom bardonl (1). Radio, TV thington High), 4 p.m. Jghnstop. $)«W_ D etroit tOI, Boston 96 L.A. Lo keri at Detroit, 3:30 p.m. B—Shelby (6). S—Seta. Cindy Ferre, 1M3 88757576-304 ta r r y MOWTf, 79897)—OT M ike Wrtchlek,- ■[, $T8W #974-72-217 SB—Javier (0), Moses (3). 5 Newman. ;to« 73-73-71—217 Boston 119, Detroit 115, 20T Tuetdov, June 14 IP H R ER EE 80 E v U ie A M c fa le d Press luean Smtth, $806 746877-74-305 T U B tO A Y Walter ZembrIskI, $4,162 ST’S"!?"?!? George Lanning, $1675 Detroit 98, Boston 94 L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 9 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Clnchtnott Jill Briles, $506 77-77-7575-305 m m rjjrm d Pot DOdiOO, Roland Stafford, $1,375 747569-218 Oakland NatteitM League •e fib a ll RomlM, outtlaldor, ond Charles Owens, $5671 Boston 79, Detroit 78 Thursday, June 16 Soto L,3-5 6 10 5 2 1 0 Gooden (1), Mels; Brooks (6),Galarraea Joan Joyce, $605 72-77-7977—305 Class t fem lflnal Milter Barber, $5671 Bob Erickson, $1600 747471—219 Welch L.0-3 5 2-3 11 4 4 3 3 TODAY Infitidtr, from Pawtucket. 757972—219 O tro lt 102, Boston 96, OT L.A. LakersatDetrolt,9p.m.,lfnecessarv 5 p.m. — College World Series: RMurphy 1 1 0 0 0 2 (15), Expos; Van Slyke, (8),Pirates; Palmer Barb Thomas, $444 79757575-306 Coventry vs. Old Soybrook, TBA, 3:30 Bruce Crompton, $5671 Tommy Aaron,$1600 Detroit 95, Boston 90 Codaret 1-3 1 0 0 1 0 FWIIIIams 1 1 0 0 0 0 Lorl West, $444 758877-76-306 Soundsrt# pltctisr; osslon€ to Golf 797473—220 Nelson 2 1 0 0 1 1 Fresno State vs. Miami, ESPN (2), Aguayo (2), Parrish (10), Phillies; Clork p.m. Elmira of Ite New York-Penn teewue^^ Dale Douglass, $4,300 A rt Wall, $1,125 L e t Angeles (14),Glants. a-Debble Sllverberg 757977-78-309 John Brodle, $1,125 7470-74—220 Minnesota 8 p.m. — Red Soxot Yonkees, Channel DETROIT TIGERS—Signed Dwvne Doug Dolzlel, $4600 Sunday, June 19 Leary W,5-4 7 2-3 10 4 3 1 5 Amertcon League Susie Redman, $410 78757978-309 WEDNESDAY Bob Brue, $4600 Rafe Botts, $1,125 757972—220 AAndeson 4 2-3 10 3 3 1 2 8, W TIC, WPOP MurphV' outfielder, to a 747767—220 WESTERN CONFERENCE Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m.. If 8 p.m. — College World Series: JHowell S,5 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Upshaw (6), Jacoby (4), Indians; Mosebv Kris Tschetter, $410 7577-7980-309 Track Doug Sandeta, $3665 Bob Botdt, $1,125 Atherton W.4-1 3 2 0 0 1 2 WP—RMurphy. BK—Soto. contract and cntlgned him to Toledo of Ite Senior Playeri Reunion icoree 77-72-71—220 U k . Lakers 4, Dallas 3 necessary Reardon S.14 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Stanford vs. Fullerton State, ESPN (7), Blue Jays; Brett 2 (10), Royals; Kim Bauer, $409 7577-7581-309 Boys' State Open Meet at Willow International League. Wa'ted Jim Chi Chi Rodriguez, $3,345 7 4 ^7 1 —213 Jim King, $1,125 Tuesday, tane 11 Umpires—Home, Pulll; First, RIpplev; Incovlglla (13), Rangers; LombordozzI (1), Karen Permezel, $382 77-757761—310 Brook Pork, New Britain, 4:30 p.m. Peter Thomson, $3,365 Joe Jimenez, $758 697577—221 L.A. Lakers 113, Dallas 98 HBP—LombordozzI bv Welch. WP— 8:30 p.m. — Mets ot Cardinals, Morrlion, Inflelder. Activated Mike 747069^-221 Detroit at L.A. Laker6,9p.m.,lfnecetsary AAnderson, Welch. SportsChannel, WKHT Second, Crawford; Third, Harvey. Twins. Molltor (3h Deer (7), Brewers; Debbie Hall, $362 797581-79-315 Girls' State Open Meet ot East HMn, pitcher, from Ihe 15dav disabled list. DALLAS (AP) — Rnol scores and Dick Rhyan, $3,365 73-71-69—213 Phil Rodgers, $750 L.A. Lakers 123, Dallas 101 T—2:47. A-38,982. M iller (1),Angels. Karin Mundlnger, $361 75798861—315 Hartford High, 4:30 p.m. U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, June 6, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, June 6, 1988 — 17 PACe QnfS) " ~ ^ C C s n a f u by Bruce Beattie KIT VI’ CARLVLB by Larry WrIgM TV Topics ■/ uiouiDN'T DON'T LET w e/w Puzzles z m i' WAT Tt> M €. 5MC CC t» ■nwe FOR TMCorJEO." CAUSED TrtlS ACWAVJ B€((?A/ ■VREAT Voul LIKE AtKTOER r A K FRAUCI m V weenf rMoTlOMAE SupREm C// KOOM N U M ffFP , teOMA!^ Should W 0W »«gf‘Kcu OUTBUCST’ ^ VouR c«eeic5 a r e , i I^AMiiSe t h e ir s a t m ACROSS 6 Last mo. Answer to Previous Puzzle TMpoMCP/' tw/A/wfrrARfU£i>fl bV^eLS. LEONA! 7 Songstress H m T R ‘L.A. Law’ star courts success ' MEJTIEO C O VLV ^ 1 Car Della A 1 E W A A 1 L ACoUe A M O VTt( 5 Distinctive air 8 Reply s s By Marcia Dunn Jonathan Rollins and myself is Jonathan has 1986, he was cast as a streetwise parolee in the 9 Soap ingredient 1 toat was no ees/w- 9 Speech 1 I t A L c s The Associated Press a type of arrogance and extreme confidence CBS series "Downtown.” o r a v o ," 12 Footless impediment q| A L E _E in himself, and that’s it. Period. I think it’s a 13 Smell valley The show was canceled after 13 episodes 10 Old time PITTSBURGH — After just one season on difference between that and having faith and and for the first time in his short career, 14 Charged atom 11 Adam's NBC’s “ L.A. Law,” Blair Underwood has confidence that you can accomplish what you 15 Breathes in Underwood was unemployed. HOTEL KIN fi AHD grandson carved out a tidy niche for himself in the hit believe in,” he said. Underwood did a few guest shows, then oueeN HAeev ( . 17 Sign at sellout 16 Repulse croM Heiwtfjf show’s ensemble cast as brash, young His fast track to stardom is testimony to auditioned last summer for "L.A. Law.” The IMWCT60 OKI CHAR­ (abbr.) 20 the attorney Jonathan Rollins. that kind of deep belief. show’s producers, including executive pro­ GES OF INCOME W leona'SSkcial 18 Over (poet.) ground floor EUAflON (KI ue.V' “ I couldn’t ask for anything better, and Inspired by his older brother’s interest in ------CITV •youfie RPEo' 19 Steals 21 African land ducer Stephen Bochco, a Carnegie Mellon ce • that’s an understatement,” said Underwood. acting, Underwood began performing at A w ovi r y ttt taaarvva Oaitibuien by Avtg raatura* SynAsait ■ 21 Pack 22 Provincial alumnus, decided to add a black attorney to 24 Eager 23 Oklahoma "To be out of college three years and to ha ve a dinner theaters while in junior high school. He the cast at viewers’ request. BCANUTB by CbariM M. Schuli 25 Jordan's King Indian job and working as an actor is part of it. And entered Carnegie Mellon’s prestigiousdrama 4 * 24 Taps at door then working with scripts like the quality of department in the fall of 1982 as a musical “ I DON’T FEEL as if he is window dressing "SECTION ONE ..ROLE THREE... 27 Varnish 26 3, Roman ‘L.A. Law.’ I mean working with the cast. theater major, but dropped out midway because ... they are creating a full, IF IT BEGINS TO RAIN.THEP06 ingredient 28 Cook in fat "These actors, all of them, will give you through his junior year. fleshed-out character (who) 'happens to be 41 Cutting 50 Folksinger See- 31 Macaw genus 29 "Doll's House" something to play off of, and I think that “ At the time, money was kind of tight. black,” Underwood said. "As opposed to SHALL BE INVITEP INTO THE HOUSE " instruments 32 King of beasts author ger shows on camera. And then the icing on the Being independent like I am, I figured I might writing a black character who’s going to say, 43 Lessee 34 Local movie cake is that the public and critics alike enjoy as well go out and try to make some money, IC • tMbyl^bw 30 Poverty- 45 Hostile force 53 Author Anals ‘Yo, Yo, Yo, we’re gonna go to court now,‘ you theater (si.) stricken the show.” just take the chance,” he said. know, stereotype.” 47 Water jug 54 Neckwear 35 Complains 33 Negative prefix 48 Vast period of With the role have come attention and 37 Image 36 English bard time 55 Compass point Underwood, 23, was in town recently to pick ARMED WITH publicity photos, Under­ fame, including being named by a popular THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr 39 Put into 38 Observer 49 Scold 56 Kin of un up a belated fine arts degree from Carnegie wood went to New 'York in January 1985. His magazine as one of America’s sexiest practice Mellon University. first Monday there, he called his former bachelors. i - m j m m i r e r o r t ..w iy y v iH 1 2 3 10 11 40 Smart He joined the cast of the high-rated, dance instructor in New Jersey, who set up a His family strives through constant contact ABOUT VOUR ^ E m n o H n * m ^ 6 0 \ W 6 1 D 42 Snarled 12 Emmy-winning series last season as a meeting that day with an agent. to keep him humble, however, said Under­ ,TV€ •p'\HM\fT0Ry.5^ 44 Indefinite per­ 1 '■ sophisticate fresh out of Harvard Law whose wood. Even though he lives in Los Angeles sons 16 mega-ambition occasionally pushes him The agent told Underwood she was looking and his parents are in Petersburg, Va., HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 46 Very small across the lines of decorum and even ethics. for someone to play Denise’s boyfriend on they’re on the phone almost daily. z 6 0 47 Rowboat part “ He’s been real well received,” said Rick NBC’s “ The Cosby Show.” Underwood His father, Frank Sr., 56, a retired Army WriAT CO THiNK o f T M A T &OOQ, HUM ? 50 and ink Y o ii - J ^ H i f F c 21 22 23 Wallace, the show’s co-executive producer. auditioned and two days later got the part. colonel, serves as his manager. His brother, THIS PEPFUME ? 51 Grassland “ He seemed to fit in. There didn’t seem tp be “ Wednesday was my first full day living in Frank Jr., 26, an "artist-slash-writer-slash- 52 Respected 26 any difficulty making him a part of the New York and we’re taping ‘The Cosby Show’ actor,” has written an adventure-action story deeply ensemble.” on Thursday,” he said. “ Friday was the big Underwood hopes to produce. 57 _ Chaney 31 shock. Here I was. I had just done ‘The Cosby “ Certainly, we see him as being a 58 Send forth 36 UNDERWOOD, LOOKING very un­ Show.’ Coming from that high, I said what do I successful actor who has gained certain 59 Unless lawyerlike in a gold chain, striped shirt and do now? And that’s whan I started pounding 60 Social insect heightened visibility,” his father said. “ But 40 pleated trousers, said that’s one of the main the pavement, knocking on doors.” we also see him and accept him and deal with 61 "Auld Lang differences between himself and the part he CAPTAIN EASY by Crooka A Catale 62 Golf pegs Underwood quickly landed roles in the rap him as a family member.” plays. film “ Krush Groove” with Sheila E. and on “ In every sense,” his son agreed, bursting po you Y I t h i n k I - S H E 'S ■ “ The difference between someone like the ABC soap opera “ One Life to Live.” In into laughter. GEE A N Y- }'------e O N N A DOWN 47 4B i l h £ l DIG! ; Auto club 61 ' (abbr.) THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk ft Sy Barry and downs 57 T V T o n i g h t WE HAVE A ^ Kt W9 MEN„0NE DRUNK„0NE PREAMIN6,, ^Spinning toy SAW A AVDNSTRDLiS BIRP CTARRV OFF •Hateful 60 CLAWS. '.Seaweed J 5:00PM [ESPN] College World Ser­ Cl1) Billy Graham Crusade (CC) (41) Noticiero Univision tor Sean Connery. (In Stereo) ies: Teems to be ennounced. From Iproduct Q f MOVIE: Together?' The relationship (57) Joseph Campbell and the Power of QD Wendy and Me (c)19 I by NtA. Inc Omaha. Neb. (3 hrs.) (Live) between a woman and her lover is threa Myth: W ith Bill Moyers (CC) Topics; t)ie ( ^ Late Night With David Letter- [H B O ] High Powder (CC) Dick and Tim­ tened when she encounters another man acceptance of death as rebirth, primitive man (R) (In Stereo) othy Van Patten star tn this story of drug societies’ rites of passage, shamanism Jacqueline Bisset, Maximilian Schell, Ter Rat Patrol abuse and peer pressure on a high school ence Stamp. 1981. and the decline of ritual. (60 min.) Part 3 of 6 (M) The Street (In Stereo) ski team. (60 min.) (20) MOVIE: 'Dune' In the year 10,991, a CELEBRITY CIPHER 5:30PM [M A X ] MOVIE: Jane Eyre' prince rallies the inhabitants of a desert (61) National Geographic on Assignment 0D More Real People Caltbrity CiptMr cryptogram* *r« crMtod from quotalkm* by famou* poopta. past and praaant A young English governess (alls in love planet against their malevolent monarch Jeana Yeager and Dick Rutan, the Voyager © ) Gene Scott pilots who made a non-stop flight around ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Each lettar In tha ciphar atands for anothar. Today's cHm : B oquals W with her brooding, secretive employer Based on Frank Herbert’s bestseller. Kyle [U S A ] Edge of Night Joan Fontaine, Orson Welles, Margare* MacLachlan, Francesca Annis, Jurgen the world; marine biologist Sylvia Earle; tu­ O’Brien, 1944 Prochnow 1984 Part 1 of 2 lips in Holland (60 min.) 1 2:35AM E Love Boat o c m OM' cwei^R o p/ WHCRe 16 THAT AWDIWAFRieOCHlCKGIO' WPBD TVQ SDHPJ VX OH, LIFEieAPlCMC, @2) (3^ ALF (CC) ALF and the Tanner kids [CNN] Headline News "LIFC 15 A PICWIC" ALL RIGHT... 6:00PM CE CE) (56) (40) News 12:40AM ® MOVIE: Do y o u Re­ ATWflMBeB! V/UA6e PREAMINS.' give Willie and Kate a second honeymoon [HBO] Tanner '88: Child's Play (CC) PHIL060PHY? «NMXQ. SFX QNF'MD HNPJH CD Three't Company member Love?' A middle-aged woman is v r i (R) (In Stereo) Tanner (Michael Murphy) attends a Holly­ diagnosed as having Alzheimer’s disease CE T.J. Hooker (24) Adventure: Ring of Fire (CC) The wood party and meets media consultant after experiencing memory loss, confusion 7CN TPRR V WNX NB BFJ QlJ Webster Blairs’ exploration of Borneo culminates in Dorothy Sarnoff. (In Stereo) and strange behavior. Joanne vi/oodward. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Richard Kiley, Geraldine Fitzgerald. 1985. (JD Rockford Files a meeting with the "dream wanderers," a [M A X ] MOVIE; Trading Places' (CC) A lost nomadic tribe (60 min.) Pan 4 of 4 commodities broker and a street hustler (R) THE DITHERS ARE JUST ) HE’LL SAY SOMETHINGn g ) I j HIS RECORD LET'S SEE I TH IN K ' WE'VE GOT A >>B QNF EVPX XUVX WNJH.' ( ) A-Team become the objects of a bizarre bet made ■^^v.^ARR I NASTY ABOUT HER ^ FOR s e t t i n g ) > IF ME REAL RECORD HERE ! 26 $ 6) MOVIE: 'Oliver!' Six Oscars, including 1 :00AM E Keys to Success Best Picture, went to this adaptation of by two elderly tycoons. Eddie Murphy. Dan "a m o IN TROUBLE ■ -^( BREAKS IT News (Live) High Rollers WELL, WE K N O W ^ J— ZNVJ P. EVWRU. Charles Dickens' novel of a young orphan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis. 1983. Rated R E iSfl SHE'LL IS 5 5 -V C24) Doctor Who r «> 7 ( WMAT TO EXPECT CLOBBER MINUTES;^5^y PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “The tiger who does not prowl is a potential rug " who falls in with a gang of pickpockets [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Death on the Nile' Aga E Joe Franklin [.■) I HIM Charlie Farrell. Charlie's Angels Music and lyrics by Lionel Bart Ron tha Christie’s Hercule Poirot sorts through (11) ^ Twilight Zone Moody. Oliver Reed, Shani Wallis. 1968 L3® © J Family Ties a gallery of eccentric suspects when he (3D Matchmaker Noticias ($8) MOVIE: 'D-Day. the Sixth of June' investigates a cruise-ship murder. Peter Ustinov. Bette Davis, David Niven. 1978 [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 (R) JQHNR?L> */*> During the Normandy invasion, an Ameri­ (ST) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour can and a British officer remember the girl Rated PG (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Bodybuilding: AAU M r. and [CNN] Showbiz Today Ms. Universe Championships From Tuc­ they both love. Robert Taylor, Richard' 1 0:30PM (2i INN News [DIS] MOVIE; My Lfttle Pony The Todd, Dana Wynter. 1956 son. Ariz. (60 min.) (R) c S ^ Hogan's Heroes ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue Movie' The Ponies’ peaceful homeland is © ) Sueno Contigo [USA] Search for Tomorrow * \ threatened by an evil witch and her nasty (41) Punto y Aparte 1 THINK W E M AYf I SU R E / O H .M Y ( HOLY MACKEREL! (57) Nature (CC) Filmed on Japan s north­ T H E BEADS, daughter Voices of Danny DeVito, Made­ HAVE ENOUGH HOPE ( GOO'NESSIV, IT'S A QUAKE, ALLEY! X ernmost island of Hokkaido, a family of red [HBO] Countdown to Tyson-Splnks 1:25AM [HBO] MDVIE: The Wind' A } line Kahn, Cloris Leachman 1986 Rated BEADS HERE TO I SOI I...!> THE GROUNDS OOOLA! DROPPED THE THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME foxes are followed through a year’s activi­ Host Larry Merchant reviews the controv­ mystery writer is stalked by a psychotic G DEADS!! |(h, by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ties (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) ersy and predictions surrounding the up­ killer on a secluded Greek island. Meg Fos­ [H B O ] MOVIE; Light of Day' (CC) A coming bout between heavyweight ter. Steve Raitsback, Wings Hauser. 1987. (61) MOVIE: Ike: The War Years' Bnga Unscramble these four Jumbles, Gotta do brother and sister bridge family tensions champs Mike Tyson (34-0, 30 KOs) and Rated NR. (In Stereo) some Here, you dier General Dwight D. Eisenhower sets up WHAT A GUY by Bill Hoest one letter to each square, to form lake these by playing rock and roll on the local bar Michael Spinks (31-0, 21 KOs). (60 min.) advertising headquarters in London during World War 1 :30AM E Mellinger Hour four ordinary words. band circuit. Michael J Fox, Gena Row­ II. While there he develops a close relation­ d ) d ) g i News lands, Joan Jett 1987 Rated PG-13 (In 1 1 :00PM g® 03) INN News ship with aide Kay Summersby Robert Du­ d ) Taxi dD Dating Game LAVIT Stereo) vall, Lee Remick. 1979 ''0O'/, HAD I KMOWM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Fire with Fire' A couple CE) The Street Scolari's birthday celebra- (M) Alice [CNN] PrimeNews tion is interrupted by an officer’s call for of kids from different backgrounds meet [CNN] Newsnight Update FIF?eT GRADE L A y briefly by chance in the woods and embark [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson help (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: Duchess of Idaho' A on a path that will change their lives for­ [ESPN] College World Series: Teams (il) INN News WAG THIG HARP water ballet star follows a philandering ever. Virginia Madsen, Craig Sheffer, Kate to be announced. From Omaha. Neb (3 (ID Mission Impossible young railroad tycoon to Sun Valley in a I WOULD HAVE Reid- 1986 Rated PG 13 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) ATHEW (2D The Street Scolari's birthday celebra­ devious scheme to help her roommate. Es­ 6 T A Y E D IM [U S A ] Cartoons [H B O ] MOVIE: Arthur' A drunken, he tion is interrupted by an officer’s call for ther Williams. Van Johnson. John Lund, donistic young millionaire falls in love with KIMPFRGARTEM ” s.. 6:30PM dD CBS News (CC) help. 1950. THE BORN LOSER by AH Sanaom a middle-class waitress Dudley Moore. [USA] Discover e r v (E Family Ties Liza Minnelli, Sir John Gielgud 1981 (22) News (Live) I'LL AAA’. ^ tA'iL) 6 ATk!N£P a p p e a r a n c e O f HARD *W E [jraoU T "[IIIII3" terview; actor Sean Connery, (in Stereo) Rated PG. (33) To Be Announced. SPECIFIC Ev/iPENr-E ,1 (E ^ Nightline (CC) [E S P N ] SportsLook TE4T To KeF ■ (Answers tomorrow) CE News [U S A ] Riptide CE Baretta [TMC] MOVIE: 'Evil Under the Sun' WcliiP Jumbles: LADLE BRIAR CATCHY TURGID Wheel of Fortune (CC) 8:30PM (E Designing Women (CC) Saturday's CE Hercule Poirot investigates murder at an Answer; You wouldn't want this In a cemetery— Julia's solo with the Atlanta Symphony (.11) Honeymooners CE $ 100,000 Pyramid exclusive Adriatic Sea resort. Peter Usti­ / a 'C , y S , ~S r ^ r z > i TO BE CAUGHT DEAD gives Charlene the courage to oppose her (2.0) Hunter An ambitious reporter using an (JD Cheers (CC) minister’s belief that women must be ser­ nov, James Mason, Jane Birkin. 1982. inside contact On a series of skid-row mur­ Rated PG. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea Kojak vile. (R) ders becomes Hunter and McCall’s (Fred Now bBCk In ilDcfc. Jum bt* Booli No. » l i BVBlIablo Iw I2 .*0 . which (S) 3 3 Hogan Family (CC) While David's Dryer, Stephanie Kramer) prime suspect in [USA] Youth Secrets of the Stars % ■nd handHng. from JiimWa, c/o Ih li nowapapor. P.O. Boa 43«*. Orlando. FL 3 2 *0 3 -^ . (20) M"A»S’ H Includa yournama. addraai and ilpcoda and maha your chaeli payablo lo Nawapaparbooha. finding it difficult to be alone with his "hot the crimes. Beah Richards guest stars. (70 (24) MacNeii/Lehrer Newshour 2:30AM QD MDVIE: 'Blacula' Dracu >-• date,’’ Sandy's trying to avoid an undesira min.) (R) \ A /t n o t j o la's eternal curse falls upon an African (20) Barney Miller ble blind date. (R) (In Stereo) (22) @6) Tonight Show (In Stereo) prince who is turned into a living fiend. Wil­ % (3§) dS) Win. Lose or Draw 9:00PM 3) Newhart (CC| (R) (26) Barney Miller liam Marshall, Vonetta McGee, Denise Ni­ T I ^ A V f L cholas. 1972. AM A^ROAP THIS (OD Cheers CE) Morton Downey Jr. (58) Morton Downey Jr. © } Rosa Salvaje [CNN] Sports Latenight (fi)M D V IE : Mario' Based on a true story 01) PELICULA; 'Capulina Contra las S u m m e r , r Bc: a ^ s £ o p dT) Nightly Business Report A determined woman battles the esta­ Momias' Las aventuras de un taxista que [ESPN] SportsCenter @D Family Ties blishment after being fired from her job llega a penetrar en el laboratorio de un sa- [USA] Credit Time Bomb A B t r o g r a p h with Tennessee's pardon and parole board bio en busca del secreto de la vida eterna. the [CNN] Moneyline B r i d g e PoLLAp----- for uncovering alleged corruption in the Jaqueline Voltaire, Freddy Fernandez. 2:35AM Q j Nawa (R| [U S A ] Airwolf While trying to help an parole process Sissy Spacek, Jeff Dan­ Capulina. 3:00AM (jj) MDVIE: -Purauit to Al- agent recover from a week of tramhtizing WE pOMT HAVE A ^ Y iels. 1985. (5jD News (CC) giers' Holmes and Watson escort an heir captivity, the Airwolf team uncovers a plot (2^ (3P) MDVIE: 'Can You Feel M e Dane- to an Eastern throne. Basil Rathbone, Nigel ■ V>i handle yourself today should work out to sell a missing attack helicopter. (60 [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Free mond ruff. Then a elub was ruffed by ing?' (CC) A young blind woman attempts Bruce. 1945. W to your satisfaction. However, matters min.) Hickman, Nick Charles. No reason West, and another diamond ruffed by TvAAVfS G'<(> ^ou r to establish her independence from her ov­ [CNN] Headline News Overnight NOKTII you assign to others could end up creat­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'The First Olympics -- 7 : p m Magazine Featured: a erly protective family. Justine Bateman, ♦ K 5 3 '2 East. The defensive crossruff contin­ ing more work for you. 30PM CE Athens 189 6 ' A fact-based account of [ESPN] College World Series: Teems ^ B i r t h d a y report on the assassination of Robert Ken­ Roger Wilson, Jason Bateman. 1986. (R) T 9 4 3 to be suspicious ued, with West making his heart queen the efforts to field an American team for to be ennounced. From Omaha. Neb. (2 WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Others will nedy; actor Timothy Busfiold (’’thirly- (In Stereo) ♦ K U the first modern Olympic Games. Louis hrs., 30 min.) (R) and East ruffing still another diamond find you a marvelous person to be someihing'"). ♦ A .1 7 2 By James Jaeohy with the heart 10. That was seven around today as long as everything Is (24) Discoveries Underwater The senes Jourdan. David Ogden Stiers, Hunt Bldck. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Rawhead Rex' Clive DOES YOUR BtSOTViER HE'S BEEN W EARING IT Juna 7, 1988 CE Current Affair 1984. Part 1 of 2 tricks to the defense, down four. Lis­ going your way. However, when you en­ concludes with an examination of what to Barker’s story inspired this grisly tale of a WKST HAST NA/eAR H IS H A IR F O R e i g h t e e n Y E A R S . . Bi^ things could happen In the year do with 20th-century wartime wrecks, and resurrected monster wreaking havoc on an Careful Charlie was the iinliieky de­ counter opposition in any form, you (E df) Jeopardy! (CC) [ESPN] SportsCenter ♦ y III 7 li 4 4 A ,I il 8 ten now to Charlie’s lament. THATiS PRETTY LONG. ahead. The harder you work at your the possibility of underwater museums. Irish ’Village. David Dukes, Kelly Piper, clarer in today's deal, and the result LjONS? could overreact. CE (^ ® Barney Miller [HBO] MOVIE: 'Clinton and Nadine' p y .i T 111 5 2 chhsen project or enterprise, the luckier (60 min.) Part 8 of 8. Ronan Wilmot. 1967. Rated R. (In Stereo) puzzled him "I played low from dum­ “The sad thing here is that 1 would SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) QD INN News (CC) A smuggler and a prostitute become ♦ A l) 4 3 2 ♦ 8 V" you'll be. Try to utilize this beneficial as­ © ) Dos Vidas entangled in a deadly conspiracy that [USA] Perfect Diet my on the spade lead and ruffed East’s have made the hand if West had at­ sociation to your maximum advantage. You're apt to find it easier to please out­ d5) M»A*S*H 4 4 4 K 9 8 8 3 dZ) Ocean Apart (CC) Though the United takes them from Miami to Costa Rica. [MAX] MDVIE: The Firat jack," he explained. "It's bad teeh- tacked with his singleton club. Sus­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Outstanding siders today than your own family, no (^ Newlywed Game Andy Garcia, Ellen Barkin. 1988. (In 3:05AM States and Great Britain forged close Nudie Musicel* A down-and-out film­ SOITII matter how hard you try. Strive to ap­ Stereo) nique to play the top hearts right away pecting that the club was a singleton, I achievements are possible today, but ® Hollywood Squares bonds during World War II. American maker employs naked performers in an ef­ 4--- pease them anyway. dominance became evident in the develop­ with my hanu since the play can col­ would have risen with the club ace. I there Is still a possibility you might do ( ^ World of Survival (R) 11:35PM CE Magnum, P.l. fort to spark interest in his latest musical T A K 8 7 fi lapse If hearts split 4-1. Even with a would have had to rely on the hearts thihgs in a manner that does not serve CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) II you ment of the atomic bomb. (60 min.) Part 4 project. Cindy Williams, Stephen Nathan, apply yourself you should be able to ex­ dD Three's Compeny of 7. 1 2:00AM (E Hit squad ♦ J 10 9 7 r> normal split, you do not want to give splitting, so I would have played A-K your best Interests. The Astro-Graph Bruce Kimmel. 1976. Rated R. 4 y 10 5 pand small advantages Into something [C N N ] Crossfire [C N N ] Larry King Live Star Trek before forcing out the diamond ace MMchmaker set Instantly reveals which CS) E Nightwetch Joined in the defense an opportunity to draw more worthwhile. Although you'll be [D IS ] King of the Beasts Animated. An 3:10AM Vulncnible: Kasl-Wcsl your third trump before forcing you and the club king. But I would have signs are romantically perfect lor you. [D IS ] Going Hollywood: The W ar Years (JD Breakthrough '88; Foliplexx Progress Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ aware of this, you might not do so. accident-prone lion sheds his image and Historical footage, film clips and interviews Dealer Norlli again in spades, since that may pre­ been a step ahead of the defense. Isn't rises to become the king of beasts after he (^ S o a p paper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Be very comprise this look at the film mode be­ 3:30AM [DIS] MDVIE: -stagestruck- vent you from enjoying the full benefit it remarkable how an opening lead selective regarding your associations rescues Noah and the animals from a fiery tween 1941 and 1945. Host: Van John­ (3D Newlywed Game A stage-struck girl rises to stardom but 44101-3428. ark West of your side-suit, in this case dia­ can make a four-triek difference?” today. Try to steer clear of people you son. (2 hrs.) [CNN] Nawsnight finds that heartbreaks occur aft8r the cur­ CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Keep your tain comes down. Henry Fonda. Susan monds So I postponed drawing suspect might want to use you. [M A X] Cinemax Comedy Experiment; [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling [ESPN] Cycling: U.S. National Cham­ U.8. ACRES by Jim Pavla attention focused on ambitious inter­ Greetings From Gilbert Strasberg, Christopher Plummer. 1957. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) When con­ pionship. From New York. (60 min.) (R) trumps, instead leading the elub James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on ests today, not you on negative 9:30PM CE Eisenhower & Lutz After [USA] Keys to Succees queen " Bridge" and “Jacoby on Card Games’ thoughts. Lady Luck will help fill In the templating making any expensive pur­ 8:00PM ( S Kate 8> Allia |CC) An en­ Bud and Megan break up over a senseless [MAX] MOVIE: River's Edge' (CC) (written with his father, the late Os­ gaps II you're enthusiastic and chases for your home let durability and counter with an existential artist reminds argument, an older woman soon captures When one of them murders his girlfriend, a 3:55AM [TMC] MDVIE: Death on Charlie's eauiion did him no good. quality take precedence over price or Kate of her younger bohemian days. (R) Bud’s attention group of alienated teen-agers decide not to the Nile' Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot Opening lead: 4 B wald Jacoby) arc now available at YAAAHIIW!I optimistic. inform the authorities. Crispin Glover, fads. (X) MOVIE: 'The Longest Day' The story sorts through a gallery of eccentric sus­ East won the club king, played back bookstores. Both arc published by LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Temporarily dis­ 10:00PM CE Cagney & Lacey (CC) Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper. 1987 pects when he investigates a cruise-ship 'A ^ ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) You could of Allied invasion of Normandy during his singleton diamond and got a dia­ I ’haros Books. associate yourself today from people (60 min.) Rated R. murder. Peter Ustinov. Bette Davis, David ^le rather lucky In material ways, but World War II. Richard Burton, Johr whose ambitious objectives are not In Wayne. Henry Fonda. 1962. Part 1 of 2. (E CE (^ ) News [USA] Dragnet Niven. 1978. Rated PG. (In Stereo) harmony with yours. In order to suc­ his good influence might not spill over (31) Police Story 4:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Overnight ceed, you need total commitment. n your social relationships when deal- CE (3^ Baseball: At press tim e ABC 1 2:25AM [TMC] MDVIE: 'stripped planned regional coverage of Boston (26) Morton Downey Jr. to Kill' A police detective goes undercover VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) You should ng with negative types. [USA] Discover Red Sox at New York Yankees or Hous­ d3) American Playhouse; Rocket to the at a strip club to find a dancer's killer. Kay be able to handle large issues In stride TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Events l Love Lucy ton Astros at Los Angeles Dodgers (3 Moon As his career stagnates, a Manhat­ Lenz, Greg Evigan, Norman Fell 1987. 4:30AM E could take zmi Interesting turn today, PEOPLE WHO know today. However, petty disruptions could hrs.) (Live) tan dentist (John Malkovich) is persuaded Rated R (33) Twilight Zone have you scurrying lor the aspirin bot­ because a person you're expecting know there's a certain magic ■ ■ CE Takeover A news documentary on our by his estranged father in-law (Eli Wallach) 1 2:30AM E W KRP in Cincinnati [USA] Program YoureeH for Success tle, especially II co-workers are something from may be expecting that troubled New Jersey urban schools includ­ to pursue an affair with his young snere about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 Involved. same thing from you. Both could be ing a segment on principal Joe Clark (60 tary (90 min.) E Divorce Court 4:35AM [H B O ] m o v ie : o u t of tSAA CAVT6 6-6 LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Situations vou disappointed. m in) (36) OdH Cnztnl* ( E Fntertelnment Tnninht |ntan«ittwu- nr> Bounds' MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 6, 198S — .19

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Situated on 1 acre Top t«M l orooatP Loom office work helpful. En­ ...... KitniMRMadhigft BbtRet RygNMlft 5800. 5260,000. C all Ed country setting yet G allTaM TBI ArtyNrn# Any emouni deNversd. Also, mi, try pay above average. CONDOMINIUMS RsNiMisliaf SsrviM gnwei, atone end bark, mulch. Steady employment, 40 645- 8201._____ convenient to city. iOUTN BOLTON Barbecue on the wrap FOR SALE PART TIME Conservative wav ta Bobcat, backhoa 6 loadar rental. hour week. Benefits MANCHESTER. North- Dr. Crane’s Q u iz ^CLEANING SERVICE • OPuMpfippi« ooMunbig Include paid holidays. end. 4 bedroom older around deck off kit­ Notices HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED • tnptptpd PMtw • dpngM install or ropalr voim root chen. 5225,000. Flano SOUTH Windsor. Seller CD Homos tnd Condos and lovdi Deed direct wltti MVisaMtiikiicnoN Insurance and vaca­ home, garage. Dwner • Horn* Oantapana • WMfMg^ will pay first years financing possible. Realty 646-5200.a As a condition precedent to OPERATIONS Assistant. Call roofer. Wood and cedar 872-1400/669*9555 tion. Apply Manches­ condominium fees. the plocement of any adver­ PART Time Shop Clean­ FLOOR Supervisor. Flex­ BOOKKEEPER With PC Raoint.fiit. 649*9473 shako tpeelollstl Seal ter Tobacco and 5129,999. 875-3232. SOUTH Windsor. "It's a Hartford Despatch 101" Impressive Con­ Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 tising In the Manchester He­ up. Approximately 25 ible hours. Night and experience for smoll, M o v in g .& S to ra g e Quiz on page 2 downe. 27 yeore W i m m M Candy. 299 Green MANCHESTER. 6 room full bath unit with fully rald, Advertiser hereby FULL a PART TIME 6 4 7 -1 8 4 S axperience. tem p orary In estab­ hours per week. Please weekends. Storting sa­ friendly, non-smoking needs assistant for In­ 1. Peonies Road, Manchester. one owner home In appllanced kitchen, agrees to protect, Indemnify apply to Stan Graham, lary 55.50 per hour. ANHiMB, iNMMiii, 6 plMK HAULIN6 terrific neighborhood. lished neighborhood of and hold harmless the Man­ A u ista n t business. Part-time. dividual whose sche­ 2. Redundancy (Omit "mental” ) 645*8830 fine homes. Open floor pool and tennis courts. Service Department. Apply: Mondov- Send resume or letter dules and dispatches if Cndncte Mi IriB Nuk. Large rooms through­ Gorgeous stained chester Herald, Its afficers 3. Timothy (Hay) Any Job — Anytlma plan highlights plenty and emplayees against any Morlarty Brothers. M inaoers Frldov, Arthur Drug, stating experience to; fleet drivers. Long H you’re alek oi eoMiaeioranot out, full walk-out base­ moulding and doors, reluming your oM i. oellue, of well lit space, spec­ and all liability, loss or 942 Main Street, Man­ Office Manager, P.O. 4. Circumference jlA W N C M E ment. Keeney School DENTAL Office. Part, Poaltlon Available days pass swiftly In Gill Siry M7-3660 tacular room arrange­ tasteful decorating. expense. Including ottor- time position available chester. Attention Box 122, Hebron, CT busy, responsible as­ 5. Chanticleer (Rooster) ESjElM RiCAL BUS District. Large country Only $118,900 .CH FA, neys' fees, arising from Tom.______06248. £> 6. (a) Dead eye — Sharpshooter (x) size lot and easy access ment and an abun­ In busy Vernon office .Sales/stock signment. Ability to MAR Csmtrairttoii dance of convenient FHA and VA approved. claims of unfair trade practi­ for energetic, con­ grasp detail In paper- I R L i m u W N PERSONS to 1-384.5149,900. Sentry Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- ces, Infringement of trade- SECRETARY for Vernon RECEPTIONIST. Depen­ (b) Dead center — Auto (y) d MiailMMir. hw. 84^1720 ELECTRICAL WORK living features. petson, mornings, M .«-««_«— IV1 igtMKtwistivi^aaa^M mpnew. Reol Estate, 643-4060.O 0917.______morks, trade names or pat­ scientious person. Di­ professional office. dable, organized per­ ^work, use of CRT (c) Dead heat — Tie (w) Neod a ngw Seivloe with 5289,000. Flano Realty necessary-but we can GUALITY CLBAWNO AT starting at ents, violatlan of rights of versified duties. No ex­ available. Word processing and son with pleasant (d) Dead beat — Welcher (z) circuit broakera? ROOWOMK2AL RWCi9. WIBB MANCHESTER. Very at­ 646-5200.O______STUNNING 2 bedroom privacy and Infringement af perience necessary. data entry. Filing, typ­ train you. You become Pricee are dpwnl Cheek ut out in BBTIMATEB. tractive Ranch In great telephone manner, typ­ (e) Dead end — Street (v) ^ ft'ANHVftR'WwMMHtMrBMlof ONlMfif PAMTIN8/ *6.50 per hour. contemporary con­ capyrlght and proprietary 8am to 12pm, M onday - ing, telephone, etc. important communi­ the lOmcheekw yeHow pegee YMPD of WpDrtMOD. fDlftftlKt family neighborhood. 2 BOUTON. See this excep­ College Student ing, filing experience 4F Mttk WMMRB fR IftftM ftM( MOfMI PAPMIN6 tional 8 room custom dominium. Garage, rights, unfair competition Friday. C all 875-5664 C oll 875-3004. for diversified duties In cation link for our driv­ mALLYOUlINBmt anOaMa-CaP Sff-iXAO full baths, 2 fireplaces, parking and private and libel and slander, which Preferred. . MMEni DURUS Aak ter Mr. Spanetr built contemporary for details. busy Vernon office. ers and fleet coordina­ I Contact: Florida room oft kit­ laundry facility. $875 C M S M T - n S S may result from the publica­ tors. Reply; Hartford e NAME your oyyn price. •M-S2S3 Colonial that offers a tion of any advertlsment In Call Mrs. White 646- ...... chen and open front per month. Sentry PART Time position A p p ly : Despatch, Personnel Pother A Son Painting Mrs. Barbara Smith porch. Fantastic lower spacious 1st floo r fam ­ the Manchester Herald by available for moti­ 1944.______HEATM8/ ilTENDRE iNDDSTRIFS ily room and Florida R E al Etate. 643-4060. advertiser. Including adver­ THE DEADLINE FOR Manager, P.O. Box f p m w and Papering. Remo- RocNng, Siding, Smell Addl- level fam ily room and 1 vated, energetic Indi­ A ID E needed 11pm-7am. 8271, East Hortford, CT ^..WNCARE vol, 872-8237. PLUMBINS itcne 6 Chimney Repelra. car ottached garage. room, deluxe kitchen, tisements In any free distri­ vidual In bright, busy P L A C I N G O R Please telephone 649- i n ] Hap WANTED [ n i HELP WANTED 6 4 3 - 0 5 1 1 bution publications pub­ England 06108 or v isit M r. Evans OKmtIHItfuHUMOl Ueented. Fully Intiirsd. Pree Call for details. formal dining room L0T8/LAN0 C A N C E L I N G A N A D IS 2358.______U m a Ymtl Sarriem PAINTING interior and. lished by the Manchester video store. Flexible at our 225 Prospect ■ ' -a exterior. Quality and sstimaiea. 5149.900. Sentry Real and living room, 3 bed­ FOR SALE hours. C all 646-5384. 12 NOON THE DAY rooms, 2 baths with Herald. Penny Sleffert, Hardware MATERIAL Handle- Street office In East RECEPTIONIST. Small * WMIRi *A rflOT - VWSVWOTW---- - J professional, work­ R A . DAVIDSON SHADY Estote, 643-4060.P Publisher. BEFORE, MONDAY - r/Expedlter. Local ma­ Hartford. EOE. ophthalmology office manship. Free esti­ PlumMNe. HaaMne. Pinap Oanlw 649-6209 many extras. A beauti­ MANCHESTER. (Nor­ RL 44, Bolton Notch nufacturer seeks In M anchester. F u ll New IneMleHbnt. Repelie. EAST Hortford. Wonder­ ful home throughout, F R ID A Y . IN O R D E R mates. Coll Crolo GLEN ful spacious home for theast Area). Level lots Individual to work In INSURANCE. Personal time position available M y * y t i9 KanUMIKayet (heine CiMned, Seihroom S situated on a well Stars TO MAKE THE NEXT Lines Customer Ser­ Murid. 742-8173 or 742- your grow ing fam ily. 3 about Va of an acre. Production Control de­ Immedlotley. Call 646- . 9382. KHchen Remodeling 360 West Middle Tpke. landscaped 1 acre plus City sewer and water. Employment RETIRED Persons. ISSUE. FRIDAY vice Representative 4083. HAVE A PHONE? Sanlea 1$ Our Buihma CONCRETE Manchester Parkade or 4 bedrooms, I'A lot. 5284,900. U 8. R portment. Duties In­ baths, walk to school, 647-0246 or 646-7207. Standout Looking for dependa­ AFTERNOON BY 2:30 clude; material han­ needed for expanding llOOiWKPiND/ Realty 643-2692.G ble person to work In property and casualty MORTGAGE Servicing BuaPhone 742*S3S2 ' convenient to high­ THE Highlands In Coven­ PM FOR MONDAY'S dling, record keeping, WANT TO WORK i (IC O iE T A X CuMom Interior 6 Exterior CfS CONCRETE MANCHESTER Colonial. high traffic service sta­ Insurance agency. Ex­ Release Processors. Potlet, amikt, tteere, drlve- ways. Call for details. try. This new subdivi­ PART TIME ISSUE. THANK YOU data processing In-put. ..MmMMmmmkmmmmMrn PelnUng a C eillno Repair 6 PJ’t PfunblnB A H iiH iii Excellent neighbor­ ★ tion pumpino gas, perience preferred. Home mortgage cor­ Renew pPaiwerWeiMng weye. oedHIem l> dacke. Jack 5149.900. Century 21 Ep- sion offers o variety of HELP WANTED F O R Y O U R Manufacturing and poration, a subsidiary FROM HOME? • ' Boitore, pumps, hot Homnwrlne 6 tow eultine. steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 hood! Spacious 8 room approved building lots sales, light paperwork. computer experience Call Norma 8am-4pm, tRBARA RAY rO O PF RATION'!! 643-1128. of Suffleld Financial straight Commissions water tanks, now and ■' FRBB ESTIMATES. ASSISTANT home, 4 bedrooms, 1st on rolling hills afford­ Flexible hours. Full or helpful but will train (KEEPING Intunal • Sanlor DIaeounit Use 0 low-cost ad In floor front to back port time. 649-2871. Corporation has on Im­ — Income UnllmItedI replacements. ie% OlKaunr tar Stnitr emnne ing privacy and seclu­ SECRETARY-Copabie the right person. Excel­ piC .flSRVICES MANAGERS Classified for quick re­ family room-large DRIVER. By van. Man­ mediate opening In C all me fo ra n appoint­ 646*2253 EHEE ESTIMATES sults. 643-2711. sion or open level lots typist to work In office lent benefit package. TECHNiCIAN 647-9289 deck, one full and two In a serene, rural set­ chester area full time their Glastonbury of­ ment between 3:30- jiw m ii c o u h Nu NOftl i«SR Right now there located In Manchester INSURANCE Agency In Wages commensurate tVi) baths, finished ting ready to be built hours. Duties Include fice tor o full time mH wwTHriy mm, Exterior Power Weehing, 843*9649 / 228-9616 a r e n e w BRAND New listing! on Friday 4-7pm and Manchester seeks full with experience. Call TO Spm Onlyl Ask for CONCRETE WORK basement. House Is set on. So, It you're a local and southern New Dave Fow ler at 649-5265 Mortgage Release Pro­ Vinyl, Aluminum, Brtek, Paint 20 Yaara Exparlanea Stunning 2 vfor old Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ ★ time Receptionist. Du­ SENiOR ENGiNEER cessor. This position 649*3281 PrapaiMien opportunities In on a large beautiful lot I builder looking for day 1 l-6pm. 3 weekends England deliveries ties Include telephone for an Interview or atUo Faundatlon, iddhlcn, Contemporary home A great valuel Some plus assistance In of­ offers exposure to var­ Dennis Santoro Time etui evelieble tor Mey. iRIWmANEOUS excavilion, patio, etdewaiki. your area to Join on 1.8 acres of plush your dream home, then per month. Call 528- answering, mall pro­ oppi V In person at Dean ASSISTANT ' Senior Dtooount owner financing too! the highlands Is for fice. Medical benefits. ious aspects of mort­ fully InauraU. fraa Eatlmalaa. the FRIENDLY green grass In Bolton. 1300 for appointment. cessing and computer Machine Products. 102 643-2711 : For Pree SMlmete - CeN ___ ISERVKES 5179.900. Anne M ille r you. Lots starting at Coll 647-8157 between Colonial Road, Man­ position open In fast gage processing, spe­ GMPBITRY/ nicherd Caron 2200 square feet of top RECEPTIONIST 8. As­ word processing. Busy cifically dealing with te a m . Real Estate, 647-8000.D 570,000. Call Flano 9am-4pm, Mondav- chester. 9am to 4pm. paced product develop­ NEMODELNifi > 4 t - y f s o ODD lobs, Truckino. Quality construction, 2- sistant In Manchester office. Pleasant work the accurate calcula­ 878-3827 W e want the best MANCHESTER Colonial. Realty 646-5200. Frlday. environment. Expe­ EOE. ment center for e highly Home repairs. - You 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Henry Street areal 4 doctor's offiM. Depen­ tion of mortgage re­ open and airy floor dable, pleasont person­ rience Important but tMPiNnwv ft nomo It, we do It. Free and we will try to bedrooms tool This motivated eelf-startar. lease figures. Com­ D A B PAINTHtG plare Dynamite 3 car will train right person. SEiVKES. estimotes. Insurocl. 643-i T H I S S P A C E provide the beet. tastefully decorated ciBUSINESS ality a must. Atternoon Duties are centered munication with IntoriorHowoPalaBat g<|n|oe with loft. See hours. Permanent part ★ For Interview call 646- SECURITY appropriate Investors ___ .MfiraaiKire- home Is super for a ^■PROPERTY around development. SWITCHBOARD The best training, C O A C B ° tMeapeoMMalnbatth Dependable end experleneed. HAVfe Your car took lifee • 5 9 .4 7 tor yourself-vou'll love large family! Close to time position. Great 1232. regarding documenta­ andMw>iw.aii!e»s^ It I 5279,900. Jockson 8. working conditions. High performance fiber Low Prioee end PuHy bieuied. new Inside and out. For for 24 Insortions benefits, salary Bowers School, tiling PRIME Location for OFFICER tion, securing docu­ O P E R A T O R / liv Pree BNImatee Jackson Real Estate, Call 646-5153 leave M anchester reinforced matrices. Sa­ W f nOBB. an appointment coll; W and advancement and MHS. Large fin­ commercial or busi­ AUTOMOTIVE m T^ Positions Available ments, processing paid RECEPTIONIST Call 643*2711 647-8400.C messoge.______chanic and Wrecker lary commensurate with loans In computer sys­ & W Auto Dctolllno at ished walk out bese- ness use. Good volume. High School 6 4 6 -9 1 6 5 NEIL * 649*4136 for dotolls opportunities. SUDDENLY Back on the Driver wanted. Coll P art T im e , education and experi­ tems and a variety of Full tinw d lob sharing. Busy 643-9995. ment, 1st floo r den, Traffic lot 143 X 120 PART Time Jonltorlol W e're looking The Manchester Board 649-2871. Monday-Friday, clerical duties are swttchboard for s rnsnufso-. ra AC e ♦ * H e r e ' s also 1st floo r laundry with 4 family house. work, Manchester ence. For Interview call dfiother chance to pur­ area. 2pm-6pm dally, of Education is seek: 2:30pm - 6:30pm. among some of the turtr, siso rscspllonlat dutiss f o r w a r d to room. Beautiful fire­ 5345.00. Possible owner chase this terrific 6 plus place In living room! financing. Write He- 5pm-9pm nights. All ing several Assistant LOT Person. No expe- MISS CUNEO responsibilities In this snd light typing. Up to *7.00 meeting youl Call Stop by and apply Mon­ challenging position. par hour to start, dtpsnding 6 Duplex on Laurel Come take a look! rold Box W.______Immediate openings. Football Coaches at rlence necessary. Mis­ Street. Enormous Good starting pay. 5 day and Wednesday, 6 4 6 - 1 2 3 3 ext 333 Ideal candidate should on sxpsrisncs, wKh progrss- us collect at 5184.900. Anne M ille r FOR Sale Manchester ★ Manchester High cellaneous duties. slvt Incrsasss. Hours 8:30 am^ ^ HELP WANTED [ n i HELP WANTED i n i help WANTED [ 1 1 ] hELP WANTED rooms, many modern Real Estate, 647-8000.G days per week. Call 9:00 am -1:00 pm, Pres­ possess: excellent 413-732-6288. Doctor's office. Hil­ School, effective ■ Im­ Must have drivers li­ - 5:30 pm, company paid be-- Improvements 951-6880.______cense and be dependo- tige Office Building, 150 math skills and a MANCHESTER. Beauti­ liard Professional mediately. STOCKPERSON. Full strong ability to detail. nsflts. Contact: throughout, separate PART Time permanent ble. Call Wes at 649- North Main St., M an s e c r e t a r y F o r real SPARE Time. Paint TEACHER Alde-Para WHOLESALE Distribu­ FRIENDLY utilities, 2 cor garage. ful Split Level. 3 bed­ Bulding. 2153 square position In Manches­ Contact: 4571. ______time, 9am-5pm. Com­ We otter competitive * estate office. Work In lovely folk art building Professional. 2 full tor seeking qualified ro o m s , \V7 b a th s . feet and convenient ORDER cheater. O r call Marilyn pany benefits. See salaries and excellent restaurants Excellent Income pro­ ter. Assistant to Super­ AMERBELLE r pleasant surroundings shapes which form toy time positions and 1 drivers. Must be 25 ducer. Seller wonts ac­ S kylit living room , din­ storage area. 1st floor. Mike Simmons for an appointment at Charlie at Good Sports, company paid benefits. EOE ing room with sliders to intendent of apartment • with nice people and villages of houses, li­ port time position. years old w ith valid CT tion! 5186,900. Jackson Move-In condition. Ex­ ONE FOR Athletic Director. 527-0830. 1017 Sullivan Avenue, For further Informa­ CORP. large deck. Set on a cellent parking! In­ building. Duties In­ Z opportunity to learn brary, town hall, etc. High school diploma license and clean driv­ tion please contact; 8, Jackson Real Estate, deep lot In a convenient clude light mainte­ Manchester High School. HELP South Windsor.______PAUL SIMPSON “ real estate. (We pay for We pay you 520 tor each required. Contact; Mr. ing record. Must be 647-8400.O______quire today at 646-5153. Manchester, CT First Security The Human Resource 104 E. Main Street " qualifying course). Sa- able to pass DOT physi­ location. 5159,900. D.W. nance and painting. YOUR AD TRUCK Driver. Benefits, set of 11 toys and we Stephen Schachner, BRAND New listing I Fan­ C all 247-5030.______WANTED Services Co. will train. Must have Department, Suffleld RockvIlleA/ernon « lory negotiable ac- pay the shipping. No Parker Memorial cal. Outstanding be­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 6 4 7 -3 5 5 3 Bank, 157 Mountain nefit package. Apply CLERICAL tastic 5 plus 5, 2 fam ily TODAY! clean class II license. 7:30 am. - 4:30 pm Dally ; cording to experience. experience necessary. School, Old Post Road, In Manchester. Excel­ MANCHESTER, Spotless PART Time Local Repre­ Friday and Saturday Caldw ell 011,649-8841. Road, Suffleld, CT between 9am and 3om. Progressive national 4 bedroom Cape on a M0RT6ASE8 sentative to assist PLUS Tuaaday Until 8 pm «Call Henry or Al at No selling, no stuffing Tolland, CT or phone lent condition Inside El When placing 11 pm to 7 am. , 06078. (203)668-1261 ext McKesson Corpora­ autet street. Eat In apartment owner In CARPENTER Wanted. DATA Entry Operators. 1228-3345 o r 487-0283, envelopes, no phone 875-0721. A p p lic a tio n home health care and out, updated kit­ 300. E O E M /F . Golden Ooks Realty deadline June 15, 1988. tio n , 280 D iv id e n d kitchen, formal dining Rockville area. Person your classified ad *8 per hour to start. Neat, clean appear­ Tired of w orking at the call to moke, all you do company is seeking a chen and baths, separ­ ance. 3-5 years expe­ same screen? Need a ; 646-5099. Is paint the toys we EOE.______Road, Rocky HIM, CT. room with hardwood DO NOT OO BANKRUPTI to show units and work DELIVER'/ Person and Must be 21. Apply: talented individual to ate gas utilities, floors, chair roll and ask for the STAR!! rience. Own tools and change of pace? The PART TIME send you. Have the RECEPTIONIST- EOE. laundry hook-up, kit­ Stop Foreclosure! Home- with tenant concerns. Coshler/Clerk tor mod­ VETERINARY Hospital assist in general of­ crown moulding. Spa­ Car a most. 20 hours transportation. Call Aero All-Gas Company entire family help you. Secretory. Full or part chen appliances, fire­ owners, consolidate your ern pharmacy. Flexi­ needs all out person for For more Info call fice procedures and cious fireplaced living bills, pay off your credit per week. 58 per hour. 643-2711 ble hours. Not the usual 7 - 1 1 875-4724. of Hartford now has CUSTOMER SERVICE tim e fo r sm all grow ing place on 1st flo o r, full and part time posi­ office and animal han­ (516)232-1423, ext 2150. billing with heavy room , 2 full baths. New cords, your car or busi­ 225-1012 for Interview. retail store. Profes­ 253 Main St. MATURE Individual for We are looking for responsible service- Manchester manufac­ fenced rear yard. tions available. Highly dling duties. Full or turing company. Do you feel phone contact. Must vin yl siding. $169,900. ness loan, your mortgage WANTED. Caring and sional atmosphere. Manchester laundromat attendant. CRUISE Ship Jobs. P riced right! 5169,900. and save, save your competitive wages, minded Individuals to handle customer in­ part time. Sommer or 511,745-548,919. M anag­ Knowledge of compu­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- conscientious person Top pay. Apply at once Nights and weekends. be detail-oriented, Jackson & Jackson 1591.0 homel 1 NO PAYMENTS training programs, quiries. The position requires enthusiasm, year round. Please ers, Bartenders, Me­ ter and bookkeepino you're worth Real Estate, 647-8400.a needed. Part time/full to Ann or pharmacist. DRIVERS. Start at 59.30 Apply; Mr C’s Laun­ send resume to; have excellent phone UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad Liggett Porkode Phor- per hour, 7:30-4pm shift growth potential and Independent thinking, and organization. Good chanics. Immediate helpful. Advancement MANCHESTER. Well credit, late payments or time Assistant Instruc- HELP WANTED drom at. 647-1959. Animal Medicol Clinic, <30,000*>50,000 skills, well organized EAST Hartford. Price Re­ maintained 3 bedroom CD mocy, Manchester with overtime. Good pleasant working en­ openings! Call (refun­ potential. Telephone duced! This 3 bedroom unemployment Is not a tor/Crew Supervisor to SECRETARY. One man communication skills and a pleasant 200 S h e ld o n R o ad , and familiar with Porkode.______benefits. Class II only. vironment. Good typ­ d a b le ) 1-518-459-3734 643-6834 for Colonial with over­ problem. Foreclosure as­ work with develop- low office. Shorthand Manchester. a y e a r? medical terminology. Ranch Is located In a sized attached garage. Will train. High school ing a plus. High school telephone manner are essential. ext O508A. appointment. nice family neighbor­ sistance available for the mentally disabled CUSTODIAL Opening. and word processor a diploma a must. 278- Previous medical of­ Fireplaced living graduate. Apply In per­ m ust. C a ll 646-2425, hood! Carpet through­ DIVORCED and SELF- odults. Call Kathy lan- Full or port time, 8 9910. 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday room , V/i baths, for­ EMPLOYED. nuccl between 10am- RETAIL Assistant Man­ hours per day. Apply son Monday-Friday, 9- 9am-5pm weekdays. fice experience help­ out. Ceramic tile kit­ ager Trainee. Jewlerv 3pm. Aero All-Gas 7:00 AM - 10:OOAM Saturday WE DOII ful. Competitive mal dining and eat In Swiss Conservative 4pm at 871-6724.______South Windsor Board chen floor. 12x22 kitchen-all In excellent company In malor de­ Company, 315 Main family room with coal Group at a$3-4S4-13M PART Time Teacher's of Education. Facili­ Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 Auto Trans, specialist salary and benefit condition I $164,900. or 3$3-4S4-44M. partment store seeking ties Services. 1737 Moln Street, Hartford, CT AMAZING STORES package. To arrange stove and heat In base­ Aide for pre-school personnel tor rapidly 278-9910. for more Information. NEEDED. Must be D.W. Fish Realty, 643- progrom. Hours 2- Street, South Windsor. an interview please ment. Storage shed In 1591.0 growing leased depart­ qualified - minimum back yard. Give us the 5:30pm, Monday- 528-9711, ext.40, EO E. EXAMINERS- HI-VOLUME RETAIL STORE call 246-2111. REAL ESTATE ment. Will train the opportunity to show IMMACULATE Vinyl Frldav. Experience right person. Retail ex­ LOOKING tor people to Paramedlcol company IT’S 5 years experience. WANTED needed. 55.60 per hour. deliver SNET tele­ seeking medical tech­ Glasrock Home you these and other sided Cape In family perience helpful. Good Has Immediate C a ll features of this affor­ neighborhood. Open Apply: Manchester salary and benefits. phone directories! nicians and phleboto- Health Care LAND Wanted. Develop­ mlsts. Earn up to 520 dable home! 5145,900. and spacious floor Early Learning Center. Please ca ll (203)569- throughout CT to oreo Management Opportunities R a y M a h e r ment or Investment 647-9659. businesses during July. per hour. East Hart­ 58 CT Avenue Realty World, Benoit, plan. Newer carpeting, 1115.______tag sale tim e Frechette Associates, q u a lity land. 10-500 Must hove own vehicle. ford area. Are you Successful candidates must have prevloua retell WE'RE EXPANDING Hartford: 646-0563 South Windsor, CT furnace. Insulation, ENERGETIC, Hardwork­ 646- 7709.0 acres sought by MALE Or female, l o o k - Full or part time. For presently doing pa- management experience. Columbia; 228-9431 EOE roof and driveway. A ing person to work at Ino for dependable per­ "Must See" homel medium-sized develop­ fish market. Days Inform ation co lt l-8(»- ramedlacl exams and BOLTON. Traditional son In high tra ffic area We offer Individualized training, competitive DUR SERVICES Colonial. Design and Asking $168,900. Strano ment company. Brok­ needed are: Wednes­ 922-0008 from 8am-4pm tired of the paper­ AGAIN — ers welcomed and fully service station pump­ aalarles, comprehensive benefits, and growth colors plus Quality con­ Real Estote, 647-7653.0 day, Thursday, Friday, or 467-2219 from 4pm- w ork? C all 1-800-922- & iDOklng for a protected. Coll or ing gas, sales, light 8pm. 2772. potential. struction mokes this MANCHESTER. 14 year a p p ro x im a te ly 20-25 paperwork. Flexible IlNSTRUCTIDN write; Sugarbush, Inc., hours. Please call 649- Send resume and background Information to; 8'/j room Behrmonn old Duplex. 3 bedrooms hours. 649-2871. Few Good Men & Women "ris the season to get rid of built home. 2 X 6 200 West Center Street, 9937. DATA ENTRY each. Vh baths, alumi­ B7, Manchester, CT COLLEGE Student avail­ construction. S290's. num sided, all applian­ Psych. Nurse (Full TImi, 2nd Shin) able for tutoring Jun­ 06040. (203) 649-1490. nH U VV... 043.2711 AMAZING STORES all the leftover stuff you no CLERK Blanchard & Rossetto ces, move-ln condition. Explore the newest nursing frontier at ior High and High Realtors," We're Sel­ Asking 5232,900. Green­ M O D E R A T E house In PRIVATE PARTY Director of Personnel School students In a ling Houses" 646-2482.0 house Realty 646-4655. Bowers School or As­ CT'S ONLY FORENSIC-PSYCHIATRIC longer need!! sumption Church area. 725 Park Avenue, Bloomfield, C T 06(X>2 TOLLAND BANK variety of sublects In­ Merchandise Ads ARE YOU LOOKING FOR FACILITY. If you have one year of RN ex­ is seeking a full time cluding computer Rene 647-8609 (647- Telephone Inquiries to; 203-851>9447 perience In a psychiatric unit (manda­ Data Entry Clerk for the skills. C all 643-8130 ask 7099). for Laurie. Manchester *215,90Q A PART TIME JOB IN tory) PLUS one additional year of hospi­ Place your tag sale ad in the Loan Servicing Depart­ tal nursing or a BSN, you’re eligible. ment at Tolland Bank 134 Ludlow Road WAREHOUSE Herald and you’ll receive Center In Vernon. Ex­ Rentals YOUR HOMETOWN? Salary — July 1. 1988: *30,191-‘36,792 perience preferred, but Real Estate HELP WAITRESSES (Negotiable plus differentlelt) we will train the right We have a permanent part time days for the price of candidate. We offer ROOMS Full time positions • Great Benefits 4 3 ! position available for a classified DAYTIME AND competitive salary and H0NIE8 FOR RENT available to work e Excellent patient;staff ratio benefits. ^ * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days sales clerk in the Manchester FOR SALE for wholesale dis­ EVENINGS e One-months orientation C!all today and get So — Don’t Dolly — : e e i MANCHESTER. Room In * Additional Lines SOC Per Line, Per Day ; Herald’s Advertising Department, I quiet rooming house. tributor. Diversi­ Come in and see what we have to offer. take the Tolland Bank All real estate advertised In Ideal tor construction * Classifications 7' *.hru 8" Monday through Friday, Contact: the Manchester Herald Is Call 344-2758 for an appointment or send complimentary tag sale signs. challenge NOWII Apply 4 I worker. $65 a week. * Merchandise Under *250 | 9am-3pm. Some customer fied duties includ­ In person or contact subject to the Fair Housing 646-1686 o r 569-3018. Mrs. Barbara Smith resume to: Act of 1968, which mokes It * Ad must contain price! ' service and computer. Must have ing shipping, re­ Shirley Leckle at 875- Personnel Office llleeal to advertise any pref­ You m ay cancel anytime, but NO refunds^ good math aptitude and pleasant ceiving, order pro­ 2500. erence, limitation ordlscrlm- APARTMENTS 6 4 3 - 0 5 1 1 Classified tnatlon based on race, color, due to this low price... telephone manner. Excellent 643-2711 rellalon, sex or notional Spacious, 8 room Split Level with 3 bedrooms, lire- FOB RENT cessing an inven­ WHITING - n i L A J TOLLAND BANK origin, or on Intention to opportunity to work in an placed living room, family room and 3 zone heat. tory control. Good SHADY FORENSIC U l V n Tolland Bank Canter moke any such preference, SPACIOUS Studio apart­ DwirtmM ol MMil Hu«< limitation or discrimination. Situated in desirable Rockledge area on a lovely treed interesting field. opportunity with 348 Hartford Tpke. ment In Bolton. Utili­ The Herald will not know­ lot. Owner/AgenI, 646-8809. GLEN Vernon, C T 06066 ingly accept any advertise­ ties Included. Security CALL CLASSIFIED Please call Denise Roberts growing company. ■os ment which'Is In violation of ^^ireclions^^s^K^^^J^n^ik^o^udlo^Road^^ and lease. 5450 per Call Elliott at 643- 360 West Middle Tpke. the low. month. C all 646-7766. at 643-2711 Manchester Parkade 643-2711 NOW! for an interview appointment. 6773. ®INSTITUTE P.O. Box 70 ddletown, C T 06457 An AfllnnaUy* AeCon / Scual Opponunity SmplovPr