12—MANCHESTER HERALD, 'Ricsday, June 25,1991 NATION/WORLD mattrhpBlrr Irral J WEDNESDAY NEW SSTAND: 350 In Brief JUNE 26,1991 FOURTEEN PAGES Manchester, C T — A City of Village Charm Volume 110, Number 228 HOME DELIVERED: 300 Army spokeswoman Capt. Barbara Goodno said Monday that the ban on Rabbi wants to ban emerging ‘‘fascists” homosexuals in the service “remains unchanged.” The document was BUCHAREST, Romania (AP) — Romania’s chief rabbi is calling for drafted by an action officer 18 months ago and has not been approved by the banning anti-Semitic political parties and “fascist propaganda and publica department, she said. tions” that he says thrraten the nation’s fragile democracy. The unsigned and undated document was among documents accumulated Rabbi Moses Rosen on Monday criticis^ the Romania Mare, or "Greater by the Justice Department, which is defending the government in a lawsuit H r , • ' t u Romania,” party formed last week. Party leader Comeliu Vadim TVidor Labor issues lead schools’ docket filed by Joseph C. Steffan, a homosexual who is challenging his 1987 dis publishes a popular magazine that recently has printed attacks on Jews. missal from the U.S. Naval Academy. The two sides will wevk toward agreeing on a contract for tion, under a state law concerning contract negotiations with “It always starts with the Jews and then affects everyone,” Rosen told a By SCOTT B.BREDE Steffan was dismissed six weeks before graduation based on his statement the 1992-93 school year. certified bargaining groups. m Police Investigate car fires news conference at Chorale Synagogue. “The danger of fascism is rising.... that he is a homosexual. He was not accused of homosexual conduct. His at Manchester Herald Also, with summer vacation started, it would be difficult to Maiuhester Public School teachers are slated to receive an Rsigi® 3. Every day I open the papers and I see more__ It makes me shudder.” torneys released the internal document to the media after obtaimng it from 8.3 percent raise in the next school year, the last year of their start deliberations any sooner, the school administrators said. MANCHESTER — Oetting a grasp on skyrodeeting labor Tbdor angrily dismissed Rosen’s accusations as exaggeration. He said by' the Justice Department. three-year contract. Some of the administration’s other goals, which were listed telephone that his magazine attacked not Jews but their “rush to lead the All branches of military service ban homosexuals. costs will be the school adr^stration’s priority in the in a memo to the school board, are successfully carrying out ■ Residents triumph at Spe state.” The Army document, which is not official, suggests ending the ban in that coming yev. School Superintendent James P. K ^ e d y told the That pay increase was a near-constant source of irritation the transition to middle schools and a four-year high school ^ cial Olympics------P a ge 3. Rosen criticised parliament’s recent rejection of an explicit ban on anti- branch of service, provided that homosetu^s “exercise appropriate restraint school board Monday. itiiring this year’s town budget deliberatitms, as the Republican expanding the present emphasis on career knowledge for high members of the Board of Directors urged the MEA to accept a Semitic statements. He called for “banning all fascist propaganda and and discretion with regard to their sexual whavior.” school st^ents. ■ Insurance costs lower than N publications before it is too late.” And that attempt will soon be put to a test, as the Board of smaller raise. The pleas were unsuccessful. Kennedy said the administration also hopes to establish a “Current research has not identified that homosexual personnel are my EducadtHi nears its contraa negotiatitms with the Manchester viticipated------P a ge 3. Romania Mare “is a classic fascist party,” the rabbi said. “Such a party, greater security risk than are rheir heterosexual counterparts,” it said, adding School board member Francis Maffe asked the school ad capital reserve fund that would enable the school system to which calls for denying freedom, is the suicide of democracy. ... Its exis Education Association — the s^ o o l System’s largest bargain- repave parking lots and replace school roofs without ^ving to that regarding issues of discipline and morale, “clearer distinctions are being inggroup. ministrators Monday if they could start negotiating the contract tence is a danger not only for (Jews) but for democracy.” drawn between sexual orientation and sexual behavior.” earlier than schedtded. With this year’s ftiror over teachers’ go out to bond. . Auistant School Stqierintendent Wilstm E. Deakin Jr., who The school administration will also be working toward handles the school system’s personnel matters, said he will contracts, it might be months before the two parties reach an Device helps diabetics check sugar level Six killed in Soweto train attack agreement, Maffe said. revamping the elementary schools’ science and language arts meet with officials from the teacher’s union in the mid-August programs and improving the school system’s use of cable WASHINGTON (AP) — Diabetics may soon benefit from a high-tech JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Gunmen opened fire inside a to set die ground rules for the negotiations, which are Kennedy said if the contract is not settled by late December television, K enney ^ d . variation on a child’s game of making a hiand glow by shining a flashlight crowded commuter train early today in the black township of Soweto, kill scheduled to begin in early Sqitember. or early Janu^:^the matter will be forced to binding arbitra through it. ing six people and wounding 18, police said. Researchers say an experimental hand-held device that emits an infrared Police spokesman Col. Tienie Halgryn said three of the wounded were in Police accept light beam could allow diabetics to monitor their blood-sugar levels without serious condition. He said the number of gunmen was not known but that concessions the discomfort of pricking their fingers yp to four to six times a day. police found five different types of empty cartridges in the train. Patients stick their finger into a small meter and it determines their The shooting began as the train traveled through Soweto. Five Irish to leave ROCKY HILL (AP) — Gov. glucose level by measuring how light is absorbed by the body, said Robert with bullet wounds were found when the train s t o p ^ at Orlando Station in w ✓ Lowell P. Weicker Jr. says the Connecticut Stale Police D. Rosenthal, research director of Fuyex Inc. in Gaithersburg, Md. Soweto. He started working on the new meter after a British women whose 5- The sixth victim, who apparently jumped off the train to escape the at Union’s decision to reverse its year-old granddaughter had to prick her fmger five times a day wrote to him tackers, was found alongside the tracks. stand and accept contract con begging for help. The motive was not known, Halgryn said none of the survivors had made director post cessions may help state law I ^ The frequent pricks can leave diabetics with painful inflammation in their statements indicating who was responsible. makers pass a budget. Th* Asaociatad Praaa fingers or callouses that Rosenthal called “fruly pathetic.” ministration also figured into his “I appreciate the difficult The white-led government and the two leading black groups, the African By SCOTT B. BREDE decision. decisitm made by the Connec WAR’S DEPRIVATION — A filthy and naked Cambodian boy “If the technology is proven effective in clinical trials, blood glucose National Congress and Inkatha H-eedom Pnty, agreed Saturday to woric monitoring could be pain-free and far more convenient,” Rosenthal said. Manchester Herald “We were the leaders, but we ticut State Police. This year has holds a banknote that was given to him by a visitor in Phnom together on a committee that would seek solutions to violence. were not the good ole boys,” he said been a series of difficult Penh recently. The child, with a b lo a t^ stomach, shows A total of 22 people died in attacks Saturday and Sunday. , MANCHESTER — Republican of administration’s attitude toward decisions fw everyone,” Wsick- Army: document on gay ban is unofficial Most violence has involved supporters of the ANC and bikatha, and more signs of malnutrition. Economic damage from the war in Town Director Wally Irish an- the RepuNican majority of the er said in a statement after the WASHINGTON (AP) — The Army says it’s keeping its ban on than 6,000 blacks have died since their power-struggle erupted in 1986. imunced this morning that he will Board of IMrectors. ITie Republicans Cambodia has affected almost all of the country’s 8 million union vote Tliesday night. homosexuals in the service and that a document proposing a reversal of the Both groups oppose apartheid but have deep tribal and ideological differen not run for re-election in November. gained the majority in the November Rank-and-file members of the rule does not reflect official policy. ces. people, according to aid officials. : Although he cited an obligation to 1989 election. CcHinecticut State Police Union 'family and business as the main During the previous 18 years, voted SSS-279 lliesday nigltt to reaaon for not seeking another term, when the Democrats held the accept the contract concessions Irish said his frustration with politi- majority, the qipointed and the Weicker has been seeking from ■cal mudslinging and a la^ of state employees to balance the Social ■ Children cooperation from the town ad Please see IRISH, page 14. state ImdgeL FAMILY/HEALTH Union members in May voted 783-71 to accept layoff's rather than wage concessitms. But the threat of 96 layoffs Directors plea and jobs cuts in 20 of the pen Helmets essential gear for bicyclers Summertime blues? ny’s specialized units coiwinced union members to change their brother or sister yells out who you minds, the union said. they will tell you: Helmets are the By JODIE QUAGLIA By MARK LONGCHAMPS like for everyone to hear. seatbelts of the bicycling world. for treasurer Manchester Herald Stop! Before you beat them up, Upon quick inspection, a helmet So you took all my advice on campaign to create a full-time think of when you were a kid. may just look like a piece of what to do this suimner when By SCOTT B. BREDE treasurer when the board just agreed Fire destroys MANCHESTER — Debbie Count to ten. Ignore them, laugh it styrofoam, but then again, a seat belt you’re bored — but what if you Manchester Herald to cut beck the treasurer’s duties in McVeigh, the co-owner of the Bike are STILL bored? off. It’s going to be a hot summer Portland church is just a thin suap. It is estimated April. Shop in Manchester, has a few hor that those styrofoam helmets can cut A good way to become busy is so there’s no need to make it hot MANCHESTER — Deputy PORTLAND (AP) — ror stories to tell. But these stories at your school playground, where ter. Mayor Rtnuld Osella issued another Osella said the agreement was Hundreds of people, some sc^ the risk of a head injury by 85 per just a temporary solution to urgent would have been a lot worse — if it the Rec provides arts and crafts Besides, if you looked like a plea to the town Charter Revision King, some lodong on in dis cent. problems within the office. But Cas had not been for bicycle helmets. There are two main types of hel i and a wide variety of sports for fool turning r ^ when they said Commission this morning to chaiige belief, watched as firefighters sano and Town Treasurer Roger you to do. You can go with a friend thaL think of what an even bigger ‘ the elected town treasurer to a full from six towns battled to try to About 8 years ago, McVeigh was mets: the popular softshell, which is Negro said they were never aware / ■ or by yourself. And this year, fool you’ll lode like beating iq> a time appointed position. save a 112-year-old Roman riding behind Wickham Park near made of styrofoam, and the older that the agreement was only tem hard shell, made of plastic. they’re taking field trips to places kid much younger than you. rathniic church engulfed in fire. the old railroad tracks with a few DMinis Davla/ManchMtar Harald Osella and Democratic Director porary. 4 “Hard shells are a lot heavier and like Vernon Golfiand. To make them st<^ bothering The church, which was under friends-who had just bought helmets SMART GIRL — Becky McVeigh, 8, of Manchester, has the Stephen T. Cassano were asked to “I would have never signed the hotter,” MeViegh says. “Soft shells you, spend some time with them going renovatims, was gutted for their infants. The infants were in a t t ^ the meeting to clarify their agreement if 1 knew it was tmly are much cooler and more comfort right idea as she prepares for a bike ride. this summer. Remember, they only Gary Tuckf/Itoncti—Wr Harald by fire Tbesday, and heavy e- bike seats mounted to the rear of the Tips for Teens recommendations on the structure of going to be temporary,” Negro said. able so people are more apt to wear the treasurer’s office. STORIED RAPTURE — Candace Greenfield, children librarian at Mary Cheney Library iii quipment was Ivought in to bike. the head. Since helmet sizes vary by Another great way to get in He added that after the agreement it.” ■ A helmet should have a protec tie rank could hurt them. Try to Members the diaiter commis k n (^ down the remains because make, try on several brands for the volved is to take a course from the was signed Osella shook his hand Manchester, reading at right, has the undivided attention of youthful listeners and their “One rider hit the railroad tracks Both the Snell Memorial Founda tive liner, safety strap and fastener. develop a relatiraiship with them. sion asked Osella why the of fear it might collspse. wrong,” McVeigh recalls, “and the tion Standard and the American Na The liner will absorb energy from best fit. The helmet should also be Lutz. Pick up one of their Nowadays the pressure on Republican directors are mounting a Please see CHARTER, page 14. mothers at a story hour heid in Center Park Tuesday. No injuries were reported, and bike went down. The Idd’s head tional Standards Institute, who rate the fall, shielding the head from well-ventilated. pamphlets and find a course to everyone is stronger. no damage was done to the bounced right off the railroad tracks helmets for safety and crash traumatic injury. The strap and fas ■ Check the helmet for certifica your liking. There’s acting, paper Take them out for an ice cream. white-frame rectory or the chur and the whole side of the child’s strength, give an ‘O.K.’ to both tener should keep the helmet in tion from either the Snell Memorial making, working with animds, The ice cream man will put a smile ch school. Church officials also helmet was scraped. The child was types of shejls. However, the hard place; check that the buckle cannot Foundation Standard or the and tons more — or you can even on their face. Remember, think Yugoslavia scene: said they were able to save screaming ... but she was fine, be- shell gives a little better protection be easily, opened or destroyed by American National Standards In be in their play! Call the Lutz of before you act. parish reewds. stitute ( ^ S I ) . Various tax plans weighed cause she had the helmet on her because they spread the impact over bending the safety tab. fice to find out more. The fire’s cause was not im ■ Helmets cost from $25 to $65. Sibling frustration — You’re at Jodie Quaglla is a sixth-grader at mediately known, Portland Hre head.” the entire helmet. HARTFORD (AP) — With jiist a half-dozen days balancing plan that includes some form of state per And there are more stories like Here are some tips to remember ■ Fit should be comfortable but (The Associated Press contributed the playground, and your little Verplanck School. a new federation Chief Skip Wiley said. The state to go before the 1991-92 budget year begins. House ■ sonal inctnne tax. fire Tnarshal and the town fire that Ask anyone who rides, and when shopping for a helmet: tight enough not to move while on information to this story.) by Croatia and Slovenia ignited and Senate leaders say they’re no closer to passing a With the start of the new budget year just six days marshal will investigate, he said. budget than they were three weeks ago. away, the leaders are running out of time to amass By ALISON SMALE fears of ethnic violence between Now they’re talking about trying to put together a the number of votes they need. So, they’re thinking The Associated Press authorities of the newly independent 1991-92 b i i ^ t on the flom of Ae House and Semite, about using independent Gov. Lowell P. Weicker’s Croatia and the 600,0()0-strong Serb beddings, engagermnts and anniversaries voting on various plans one at a time and seeing what income tax-based budget as the vehicle for floor ZAGREB, Yugoslavia — Despite minority on the republic’s territory. Drug treatment passes. votes and trying to build on it, possibly begiiming as the specter of chaos raised by the in The secessionist moves opened helps, not hurts But the idea may be being floated more out of soon as Thursday. dependence declarations of two of the door to possible federal army in frustration than seriousness. The leaders, who met Diesday with Weicker, stress Yugoslavia’s six republics, there is tervention to preserve Yugoslavia CHICAGO (AP) — Resear Democratic leaders are putting together a 10-mem that such an unorthodox approach is not their another possible scenario: negotia and (frevent ethnic conflict. chers today offered doctors as ber groiq) — all Democrats, five House and five tions leading to a new and looser But the possibility remains that surances that they cim safely and Senate members — to try anew to fashion a budget Please see BUDGET, page 14. federation. effectively give elderly p et^k Tliesday’s secession declarations Please see SLOVENIA, page 14. drugs to treat high blood pres sure. A study in the Journal of the American Medical Associatitm U.S. output worse showed for the first time that drug ueatment for elderly patients with the most commtm # 1 type of hypertension can prevent ^ " than anticipated strokes and heart attacks with few side effects. Some doctors have been 1 /7 " V WASHINGTON (AP) — The The 2.8 percent GNP drop in the economy shrank at an annual rate of January-M ^h quarter was revised reluctant to use drugs w older 2.8 percent in the first three months from a 2.6 percent estimated decline patients with what is known as Lori Saluato of the year while U.S. corporations a month ago. i s o l i^ systolic hypertension. Donna MarInelll . 5^ Alan R. Shaer, Jr. WASHINOTON (AP) — Senior suffered their worst profit squeeze The big 6.3 percent drop in cor Reports said such treatment Gregory Tardlf snoops who went undercover as part since the spring of 1989, the govern porate profits reflected wearer earn could cause side effects, and no Saluato-Shaer of a House investigation into sales ment said today. ings in a variety of sectors as data existed on whether it Marinelli-Tardif of nursing home insurance said American businesses continued to worked, the researchers said. Salvatore and Dorothy Saluato of Both the decline in the gross na today that agents misled them and - tional product, the country’s total feel the pinch of the recession. It In the 41/2-year study of more Louis and Linda Marinelli of 121 Diana T. Smith Laura Ann Soldi Wethersfield announce the engage Ralph Road, Manchester, announce tried to bully them into buying output of goods and services, and followed a 1 percent profit decline than 4,700 hypertensive men ment of their daughter Lori C. in the fourth quarter and represented and women over 60, drug treat the engagement of their daughter, Saluato to Allan R. Shaer Jr., son of policies of dubious value. the 6.3 percent drop in after-tax cor Smith-Godley Soldi-Rosano Legislators recruited seven senior the biggest profit plunge since a 6.9 ment reduced the inddrace of Donna Lyn Marinelli to Gregory Carol A. Shaer of Vernon. porate profits were worse than Edward and Gail Soldi of Strat citizens to meet with insurance percent fall in the spring of 1989. strdte by 35 percent, the resear Tardif, son of Joseph and Maureen Jeffery W. and Rosemary Smith The bride-elect is a 1985 graduate previously estimated. ford announce the engagement of agents as part of a broader investiga The government blamed the chers said. Tardif of Salem. of 40 Woodstock Drive, Manchester, of Wethersfield High School and a While the downward revisions their daughter, Laura Ann Soldi, to tion into sales of policies covering weaker GNP showing (m an even The bride-elect is a graduate of announce the engagement of their Mr. and Mrs. John J. Golden 1990 graduate of Central Connec served to highlight the severity of Greig David Rosano, son of Karen bigger drop-off in consumer spend Manchester High School and is at daughter, Diana Terri Smith, to Ben ticut State University with a long-term care in nursing homes or the recession as 1991 began, a grow- Rosano of Manchester and David ing than previously believed and a tending Manchester Community jamin Edwdrd Godley, son of Mr. bachelor of science degree in at home. mg number of analysts believe INDEX and Gail Rosano of Columbia. th e investigators concluded that today's ONP report will be the last larger rate of inventory liquidation College. She is employed by North and Mrs. Benjamin L. Godley of A Golden Anniversary for the Goldens marketing. She is an account execu Classified...... 10,11 The bride-elect is a graduate of maiketing abuses are rampant and by businesses. east Utilities in the project services Laudonville, N.Y. tive with Entertainment Publications one showmg the economy in reces Com ics...... 13 Mr. and Mrs. John J. Golden of Manchester. His wife, Anne H. is a Frank Scott Bunnell High School Analysts said the bigger draw department The bride-elect is a graduate of of Rocky Hill. policies alre overpriced and loaded sion. Food...... 6 1146 Main St., Manchester, ob housewife. He is a lifetime member and the University of Connecticut. Many are forecasting that GNP down of inventories could turn out The prospective bridegroom is a Manchester High School and Ithaca The prospective bridegroom is a with limitations and loopholes. Focus...... 4 served their 50th wedding anniver of the American Metal Society and She is employed as a graphic desig A report prepared for a House growth will be a modest 05 percent to be a positive factor for the second Local...... 2-4 graduate of Thames Valley State College, Ithaca, N.Y.. She is 1983 graduate of Manchester High Technical College and the Univer employed by Johnson & Johnson as sary on April 28 in a celebration she is a member of Ladies of St. ner at Flagg, Brothers Inc. of hearing ctmcluded that $35 billion to 1 percent in the current April- quarter as businesses, seeing signs Lottery...... *...... 2 School and a 1990 graduate of Nation/Wtorkl...... 3,10 sity of Hartford. He is a designer for a medical sdes specialist. mass at St. James Church, James and AARP of Manchester. Darien. of the $6 billion spent annually on June quarter. of a pickup in demand, move more The couple has four sons and a Central Connecticut State University Obituaries...... 2 Northeast Utilities. The prospective bridegroom is a Manchester, with a luncheon recep The prospective bridegroom is a such policies is “wasted on high (kiry TuoMr/UanohMtMT H«rakl The economy contracted at an an quickly to increase production. daughter: John Golden Jr. of North with a bachelor of science degree in Record-...... ;...... 2 An August 1991 wedding is graduate of Northeastern University, tion following at The Mill on the graduate of Windham High School commissions for insurance agents. INSTRUCTION — Boston Red Sox pitching coach Mike Gar nual rate of 1.6 percent in the Oc- However, many forecasters are Opirrion...... 6 Andover, Mass.; Francis Golden and accounting. He is employed as an planned at Assumption Church of Boston, Mass, and is employed by River restaurant in South Windsor. and the University of Connecticut. “Many older people on tight, tober-December quarter, thus meet cautioning that the upcoming Sports...... 8,0 James Golden, both of Vernon; internal auditor with E.B. Com diner lends some advice to Michael Beitz of South Windsor Manchester. I.B.M. as a marketing programs The Goldens were married on He is an account representative at fixed incomes are frittermg away ing the classic definition of a reces recovery could be the weakest in Stats...... 3 Timothy Golden of Birmingham, munity Ftederal Credit Union of Television...... manager. April 17, 1941 in St. Luke’s Church, GMAC of Glastonbury. their life savings on pnvate long- Tuesday at the Red Sox clinic held at Morlarty Field. The sion as two consecutive quarterly 4 Mich.; and Kathleen Spirer of Groton. A July wedding is planned in Hartford. clinic, was sponsorea oy New England Sports Network. declines in the GNP. Please see ECONOMY, page 14. Watertown, Mass. They also have An Oct. 19, 1991 wedding is Kennebunkport, Maine. Golden is retired as assistant to Please see HEALTH, page 14. the vice president at Klock Corp. of 13, grandchildren. planned at Incarnation Church. — Jk ^ 1 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 26.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 26, 1991—3 RECORD Library head named J Catholic students get scholarships the position, said library board MANCHESTER — The Library Board of Directors has selected the Chairwoman Janet Reinhom. By JOHN HICKEY Janice Yannizze of St. Bridget School; Nancy Scholarship recipient Christina Evans, from director of a private library in Maine to head Manchester’s public Reinhom said the board chose About Town Manchester Herald Fenocketti of St. Bartholomew’s; and Zachery St. James School, will enter East Catholic in the McDonough because “he really did School Notes libraries. Mitchell of East Catholic High School. fall as a freshman. She says she is interested in his homework before he was inter MANCHESTER — During Holy Hour at St. Fallowing the awards service. The Daughters playing basketball and joining the Spirit Club Douglas M. McDonough, the cur viewed.” AFS ‘ b u s S to p ’ Bolton top students and the National Honor Society. Bridget Church TVicsday night, seven local stu held a reception in the St. Bridget School while in high school. rent director of the Belfast Free She also received scholarships and awards. dents each received $200 scholarships from St. cafeteria for the recipients, their families, and Before coming to the Belfast Free The Andover/Hebron/Marlborough AI’S Chapter will Rebecca L. Carrier, valedictorian of this Jamie Jordan, also from St. James, plans to Library in Belfast, Maine, will host a “bus stop” July 6-10. Thirty-seven youngsters She plans to attend \kle University in the fall. Margret Circle #280 of The Daughters of Isabel friends. Library, he had worked as library year’s graduating class of Bolton High play basketball or softball at East Catholic, and replace acting Library Director Peter from many countries have spent the past school year in la of Manchester. The scholarships are given annually to local director in Woonsocket, R.I. Before School, plans to attend Rensselaer Ptolytech- MHS students compete will possibly attend The University of Connec Ciparelli. Ciparelli came on tem the Washington, D.C. expanded area and will return to “Vbu know how expensive education is these students from Catholic patishes in Manchester that he was a branch librarian in nic Institute in the fall. She is the daughter of ticut after graduation. porarily after longtime Library JFTC and their native lands in mid-July. Rachel Smith and Eric Kubic, students at days,” said St. Margret Circle Regent Barbara and'East Catholic High School. They are based Director John F. Jackson retired in Portland, Maine, and Providence. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carrier of 34 Lori Manchester High School, recently par “This scholarship is a tremendous help,” said u Host fanulies from the RHAM conununities are Road. Wyiet, “so we are proud and happy to award on academics, exhacurricular activities, and January. McDonough, who currently need^. They can be single parents, childless couples, or ticipated in a two-hour statewide Connecticut scholarships to worthy students.” her father, Glenn Jordan. “Tliition is quite high.” During her years at BolUm High she was need. McDonough, 39, will start on resides in Brooks, Maine, will be in families with no high school age children. As in the past, Chemistry Compeition for secondary stu Father Robert Russo, who has been chaplain involved in varsity soccer, was a varsity The recipients were Christine Curran, Jamie 67-year-old S t Margret’s Circle has awarded Aug. 5, and will make $46,000 a eharge of both the Whiton Memorial many activities are planned for the students and host dents. The two were among the top ten award U> the St. Margret’s Circle for more than five cheerleader, on the school newspaper staff, a Jordan and Ann Marie Salcwski of St. James the scholarships for more than 20 years. Funds year to start. He was selected from and Mary Cheney libraries as well families, including a pool party, a NYC trip, an evening winners. The competition consisted of a mul years, presided over Holy Hour services. member of Future Business Leaders of School; Christina Evans of Assumption School; are raised through auctions and local donations. more than 30 applieants vying for as the town’s bookmobile. of music and fun at Blish Plark, Marlborough. tiple-choice written examination. America, the National Honor Society, the This year, host families will say their goodbyes at 10 President’s National Honor Society, was Renbrook graduates p.m. at Blish Park on July 10 and the students will be treasurer of the French Club and a class of picked up by their chartered bus at St. John Fisher ficer. Lauren Sposito of Bolttm and Chris GIRLS: AGE 4-25 topher Posteraro of Manchester were among Church, during the early morning hours. You may reserve She was also a member of the French Na Iti Brief ... BABY BOYS: UNDER AGE 4 N your student for the four days by calling Mrs. Schmid at the graduates from Renbrook School in West BABY GIRLS: UNDER AGE 4 tional Honors Society, and was a National Hartford recently. Both plan to attend Loomis 295-0769, Rob McBrair at 295-0191 or Chapter Presi Merit Scholar semifinalist. She received a MODEL DIVISION: 4-25 dent Linda Secord at 295-0725 evenings. Chaffee School in Windsor in the fail. Washington, said the team will n number of awards and scholarships. Rowland mulling Greyhound shooter U.N. spots more Sposito received the James D. Henderson travel to Baton Rouge in October to _____ ENTER THE Lifeguard training course Sigani K. Reddy, daughter of Mr. and prize and Erin Corbett of Manchester, a challenge to Dodd dig up the remains of Dr. Carl Aus gets six years Iraqi nuke sites Oanr TbekAr/liAfiehMter HataM GALAXY GIRL a n d GLAXY BABY A Lifeguard Training Course will be offered starting Mrs. Narasimha R ^dy of 34 Volpi Road, member of the chorus, received a music FLUTE RECITAL — Heidi Bowen. Alana Kuichak, and BROOKFIELD, Conn. (AP) — tin Weiss. HARTFORD (AP) — A judge BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — U.N. July 7 and ending August 18. The course will be run on salutatorian, was involved in Latin club, the award. Former U.S. Rep. John Rowland Long, a former populist governor sentenced a former Greyhound bus investigators say they have iden BEAUTY PAGEANT school newspaper, French Club, Future Busi At the athletic awards assembly. Sposito Rebecca Osthus, left to right, rehearse for Thursday's Eighth said he plans to meet with known as “the IGngfish,” was a sponsored by American Queen & King Saturdays from 6-8:30 p.m. with optional other days to driver to the maximum six years and tified several su^iected nuclear sites presented by Hilly 8c Ellyn Adler complete the course. You must be at least 15 years of age ness Leaders of America, the Yearbook staff, received the Susan M.O. G^yson Award in Annual Flute Recital by students of Bridget M. Gilchrist. The Republican officials next week to political giant when he was assas three months in prison for shooting in Iraq in addition to the two dozen was a Student Council Representative and girls varsity lacrosse and Posteraro received discuss a possible run again$t U.S. sinated at 52. The 29-year-old Weiss Baby Age Divisions: (under 18 mo.) (under 36 m o.) (under 47 m o.) and pass a swimming skills test as a prerequisite. A cur recital, scheduled for 7 p.m. at Bolton Community Hall, Is at a bus filled with passengers, the Baghdad government has dis Tiny (4-6) Uttle Miss (7-9) Jr. Miss (10-12) Teen (13-15) Miss (16-25) rent American Red Cross Standard First Aid CeruTicate secretary in her senior year. Varsity soccer an award for outstanding desire and effort in called “From Classics to Swing," and will feature performers Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., in died at the scene in the state Capitol saying he showed no remorse for the closed. and CPR Certificate are also required before graduating manager, and a member of the Drama Club boys varsity lacrosse. 1992. after being shot by the senator’s dangerous act. Every contestant receives a trophy) Winner in each divisiori of all ages from several surrounding towns. In compliance with terms of the the course. The cost is $40 per person, which will include But Rowland, who gave up his bodyguards. agreement ending the Persian Gulf becomes eligible to com pete for NATIONAL TITLE in New York and books. A recreation membership card is required. 5tlv)Wstrict seat last November to Roger Cawthra, 45, of Stratford, War, Iraq inform^ the International thousands o f dollars in prizes including a BRAND NEW CARI ____ • Register between 8:30-4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday run^for governor, said he is still Starrs said investigators never was also fined $6,250 at his sentenc Atomic Energy Agency that it had determined “why the unassuming, TALENT AGENTS WILL BE PRESENT, JUDGING A N D ^^LT IIN G at 39 Lodge Dr. Registration deadline is July 5. Deaths Weather leaning toward another bid for the ing in Hartford Superior Court on 24'mfclcaFfacilities. TV. COMMERCIALS, SOAPS 8t PRINTWORK. CONTESTANTS HAVE governor’s office in 1994. Rowland, successful, family-rooted, apolitical APPEARED IN HUNDREDS OF PRODUCTIONS! a three-term congressman, lost the Dr. Weiss would have chosen know Tuesday. Cawthra was convicted in But U.N. experts identified one This town lisiing of dMiha la offwad fraa of oharga by lha ingly to throw away his young life May of criminal mischief, first- additional site in May and have To enter: Call or write for application Manehaatar Harald. Paid anneuneamanta of daalh and In 1990 race to Lowell P. Weicker Jr. PAGEANT HEADQUARTERS College Notes Mamorlama appaar undar tha Daath Notleaa haading. and career.” degree reckless endangeiment and found “several more” since, said Clear, mild Speaking on WINE-AM Ibesday, SCOTCHTOWN BRANCH P.O. BOX 4560 Rowland, said he was contacted last Conspiracy theories abound. unlawful discharge of a firearm after, David Kay, deputy leader of an MIDDLETOWN, NEW YORK 10940 M anchester week; by U.S. Sen. Riil Gramm, R- Some suggest Long’s bodyguards he shot at a Greyhound bus as it IAEA team working with the United Colorado State honoree Here is tonight’s weather for the 914-692-3337 Grace i. Crombleholme Texas, about becoming a candidate may have shot Long and killed drove along Interstate 84 in Far Nations to investigate Iraqi Matthew Clough, son of Mr. and Mrs. J £ . Qough of Greater Manchester area: Mostly Weiss to cover it up. mington. weapons. Pageant will be held July 14 In E. Hartford 115 Oxford St. clear and mild. Low 60 to 65. Light for Dodd’s seat. Rowland said he 50 Mountain Road, Manchester, a student at Colorado agreed to meet in Washington next State University, FI. Collins, Colo., has been initiated south wind. Thursday, mostly sunny and hot. High in the lower 90s. week with Gramm, who heads the into Hesperia, the junior class honor and service society. Republican Senatorial Committee, a Acceptance to Hesperia is based on scholarship, out Lottery A large high centered just southeast of New England will drift group that recruits Senate can standing and continued leadership and dedicated service didates. to the university. slowly east but its western edge will T ir e s International Here are the latest lottery results from around New continue to hug the mid Atlantic Brandeis graduate England: coast. This pattern will keep a south Abortion foes Connecticut west wind blowing across New Next To Brent L. Lassow, son of Arthur and Merle Lassow of Daily: 6-1-2. Play Four: 6-7-9-9. Lotto: 3-5-9-J 1-37-42. await Bush veto DeCormiers Nissaif Manchester, received the degree of bachelor of arts England and mid summer weather 295 Broad Street, Manchester • (203) 646-5600 Massachusetts right into Friday. WASHINGTON (AP) — Staunch magna cum laude from Brandeis University in Waltham, Daily: 5-1-6-0. Mass Millions: 1-7-8-15-24-41. Bonus: anti-abortion lawmakers say they Mass. At Brandeis, Lassow majored in psychology. He 22. don’t have enough votes to block a was a student coordinator for annual giving, a member of Weather summary for Tbesday, Northern New England June 25,1991: measure that efrectively would lift a YOUR BRAND NAME TIRE CENTER the Gilbert and Sullivan Society OrchesUa and a Spanish Pick Three: 7-5-2. Pick R)un 3-0-4-4. Temperature: high of 86, low of ban on abortion counseling at peer tutor. Lassow plans to teach English in South Rhode Island Today’s weather drawing is by Debbie (no last name given), federally funded family-planning America before continuing his studies in psychology. 53, mean of 70. The normal is 71. YOUR FULL SERVICE AUTO CENTER Daily: 0-2-9-6. Lot-O-Bucks: 4-16-26-29-33. a second-grader at Bolton Elementary School clinics. But they say they will have enough to sustain President Bush’s promised veto. YOUR ALIGNMENT CENTER “We’ve decided ... to do nothing and make a full-scale attempt to S t m u s ^ m n e YOUR BRAKE CENTER uphold the president’s veto,” Rep. LOCAL/RECIONAL Chris Smith, D-N.J., said Tbesday evening, “We know we have the YOUR PLACE TO GO votes to sustain a veto.” VtEOESTEIN^ A vote on the legislation was This Caid Caa Taka mm Placss... Investigation continues scheduled for today. lO D A YS Assassin’s body @nlliienlal ;a m e a s CAS to be exhumed I yoo boy Bridgaatoua Una O f I Kvica aa revohrinfl chaig^_ *R« fn go Day* Sama As Cash on nvotving cnarg* » endgwon* daam . m o I your BndgMont on multiple car fire case BATON ROUGE. U . (AP) — A DuictM5« and aulonwlivd » n n c « c*n bd included on one OiUms lUtenwm wrth convenient monthly piym enls A minimum "W lhly SFGeedrieh payment is requited AH (mance chatqes teiunded wnen paid as agreed Se« your pimcipating Bridgestone dM ler lor prices and credit team of experts undertaking a new DlBf^S. ______By SCOTT B. BREDE while another fire occurred near The first of car fires was set in the investigation of the 1935 assassina Manchester Herald Hartford Road and Spencer Street, early morning of June 15. Most of tion of Huey Long will exhume the ■HHCHEUN Reeves said. But the other $even the fires were set between 1 and 5 remains of the young doctor thought MANCHESTER — Even though have occurred in the downtown ajn. to have shot the populist senator, a N M a rash of car fires that plagued a area. Car owners in the area who do not researcher says. Spruce Street neighborho^ a week Other than their location, the fires have garages should make sure to James E. Starrs, forensic scientist The Latest Computerized Alignment at George Washington University in ago has apparently ceased, at least appear to have been set at random. lock their car doors and should not Equipment - Together With The Best temporarily, the police investigation Reeves said, adding that the cars are leave p ^ r s and other items that has not, one of the police officials not of a specific make or model. can easily catch fire on their seats in LEGAL NOTICE Cooper Technicians Will Give You. heading the investigation said Tues Other than location, there are no plain view, the officials said. day. connections linkinit the victims of Spmee Street Area Crime Watch INVITATION TO BID ALIGNMENT The Best Alignment Possible. Sgt. I^t Reeves would not com the blazes, he said. block captains are meeting tonight The Manchester Public ment on whether the police have a Police believe the damaged cars to discuss the problem, among other Schools solicits bids for PAR roUR WHEEL $59.95 particular suspect in mind or even if were all left unlocked. matters. TIAL ROOF REPLACEMENT they suspect only one person for FORMARTIN. KEENEV AND ROBERTSON SCHOOLS for THRUST ANGLE $39.95 starting the nine reported car fires. the 1991-92 school year. PLUS MANY But, if found, the suspect or suspects There will be a pre-bid meet REGULAR $29.95 would face multiple charges of ing at Robertson School, 60 ONE DAY ONLY North School Street, July 1, OTHERS arson andcriminal mischief, he said. -J 1991 at 1:30 p.m. Specifica Narda Conlay/Manehaalar Harald The last of the car fires occurred JUNE 27TH tions will be pfovided at this Firefighters work at the scene of one of a recent spate of car fires in Manchester. A police in early last week. Reeves said. One meeting. Sealed bids will be ^/^aani i-rrro received until July 8. 1991. BRAKE SPECIAL COMPUTER WHEEL vestigation of the blazes is continuing. car was set afire on East Middle • Machine Rotors/Drums Tbmpike near the Bolton town line. 9AM-9PM 2:00 p.m.. at which time they will be publicly opened. The • Replace Pads/Shoes BALANCING right is reserved to reject any and all bids. • Check .Hydraulics 4 1/2 OFF •R o ad Test $ 1 0 9 5 Raymond E. Demers, BRAKES W heels Business Manager . Town saves $115g ORIGINAL PRICES 11^ 95 Per Axle Athletes win big 059-06 ^ \nc\udes^m gh\sjU ^^'^(^ Savings on everything . SSomam MataIHe Pada Extra that makes, this on insurance rate season so special: at special games Shorts, Jackets, SAMPLE TIRE PRICES MORE SAMPLE ?il? r Blouses, Pants, surance. Dresses, Cotton P235/75R15 F ir e s to n e FR721 P215/70R15 M ic h e lin LXI 1 By NICOLE LOZIER Other area gold medal wiimers By HAROLD C. SHAVER Sweaters. T IR E P R IC E S steal Belted WW *2 9 ” Manchester Herald included Robert Ellis, Robert Hal- Manchester Herald The fire department insurance Acceiaoriea excluded. Steel Belted Radial WW >59°^ Steel Belted Radial <72°^ was ideal. Dean said, because the in No aetjuetmente. 31x10.5 R15 Lee Pathfinder ^ ~ loran, Ronald Boone, Charlie P195/75R14 C o o p e r T re n d ^ tte r W W MANCHESTER — Nineteen Bean, Lynn Comeau, Jackie BOLTON — The Board of surance company did not depreciate Outline White Letters - On/Off Road *8 9 ” town residents won gold medals Gamache, Joyce Greenwood, Selectmen has voted to purchase the value of the fire trucks, and Steel Belted Radial WW at the Connecticut Special Olym Stephen Toconis, David Church, town and school insurance with therefore would cover damages in 175/70SR13 Bridgestone 402 pics this past weekend. And Kathy Von Deck, Nancy Leeman, rates well below budget estimates full. He also said the company did ------steel Belted BW *42” ______David Congdon, 23, swept the Lester Mills, Tim Brady and Kera for the 1991-1992 fiscal year. not require the town to constantly OIL-LUBE FILTER games with three gold medals for Williams. In a special meeting on Monday update lists of equipment which My WELCOME WAGON P195/60HR15 Dunlop HR4 finishing first in the high jump, Bolton resident Joyce Stille, at the Community Hall, Robert could result in possible omissions. SPECIAL basket is loaded with 100-meter dash and the 1500- who is head coach of the women’s Dean, insurance consultant to the t L c u c J U v t ^ Steel Belted BW *94*^______Helen Kemp, executive assistant useful gifts, information meter run. international basketball team, town, recommended insurance be to the selectmen, said the lower rates and cards you can re Congdon was recently noted the value of the games. bought from the lowest bidding $ * 1 7 9 7 presented the McDonald’s “Spirit companies of Marinco, a subsidiary reflect a more competitive climate deem for more gifts at 14x6 WHITE r local businesses who’d of Life” award for his sldlls, “You see athletes improve not ' of Reliance Insurance of Philadel for insurance. WE HAND TORQUE just in athletics, but they also gain like to say “Hi." My call is SPOKE $19.95 courage, sharing and pride, phia, and CIRMA (Coimecticut M O S T CARS • VANS & LT. TRUCKS “It’s a good year to go out to bid a friendly visit to help qualities considered synonymous a lot of self-confidence and self ALUMINUM WHEELS] Inter-risk Management Association) for insurance,” Kemp said. “I’m you with tips for all your LUGS & CAPS EXTRA JflWM0£2|Mjyt^^ with the Spiccial Olympics. esteem,” Stille said. of New Haven. glad we were able to come in under needs. Engaged? Four competitors walked away Marinco will supply overall Stille became a volunteer nine projections.” New parent? Moved? f ^COUPON s p e c i a l " “ “ ' ’j with two gold medals each. coverage for property aiid liability years ago. “You get hooked once CALL FOR WARRANTEE INFORMATION Danielle Ledoux won in the a- for a cost of $83,000, CIRMA will ’ f Call your you volunteer,” she said. In a later meeting Monday, the ManchaatM’ RapraiantaUvaa BUY ONE SHOCK OR STRUT [ quatics event and the 15-meter provide a workers compensation Public Building Conunission voted AND OUR VALUE SERVICES swim. Lynn Overturf took the Connecticut’s International package for $37,000, and for to assign each of its members a copy 647-9849 or 100-meter dash and the long Games Team will be the largest in another $10,000 will provide in of the school building project 5 0 *^ ° OFF SECOND jump. Ron Berthiaumc won the the world, according to Olympic surance for the volunteer fire depart proposals. The board said each 872-7869 1 9 softball throw and 100-meier walk officials. The team is scheduled to ment. UUcone member must “rank the top four” Check MOST CARS • „ J and Rat Bruneau took the 400- compete this weekend in Min Quality women's clothing 646-5600 The touil bill of $130,000 is proposals before discussions on metcr walk and softball throw. neapolis. $115,0(X) lass than ihc $245,000 the June 28. A decision on the top m Wert Middle Tpke. . PI h U a cm i’L ii Manchester, CT 165 Storrs Road lown had hiulgcU-d for the in propo.sal is expected on July 8. Mansfield, CT We Accept Thanlisyou Jor Itiading HJiis M T 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 26,, 1991—5 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 26,1991
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NEW YORK (AP) — There’s Other results of the survey: as the most important reastxi for eating m(xe vegetables; and 4 per FREE CONTAINERS • CHILDREN WELCOME WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1991— PRIME TIME______something not nearly fishy enough ■ Eighty percent of men ages 50 eating right Twenty percent cited cent said they’re eating more fruit. to 64 said nutrition was a priority; fimess, and 12 percent said weight For Daily Picking Conditions I CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9^00 ^30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 lioo liso 2^00 2:30 going on in men’s diets. Oidy 6 percent of men in a na 58 percent of men under 50 said so. control. 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(In Stereo) □ Stereo) Chase. □ their health and fitness. 18 to 24 said they knew more. cent said they were reducing ■ Forty-four percent cited health cholesterol; 8 percent said they’re cem too high. 349 Wethcicll Stroel I N tw tg ABC Newt Wheel of Jeopardyl Wonder Growing Doogie Man in the Equal Juatica "INhat Newtg NigMinog Htad ol the Head of tha Nawa (R) g Paid Home Shopiring Sprao Only 14 percent of the 506 men MatichcsI.M C',N- lb The Editor: U B y writing this letter, I too, would like to address the success Board o f Direettvs of tUs town, and also be included in the couthigent o f taxpayers wh(»n the Board consider O-H-E- **squeaky wheels” and harbingers o f doom and gloom n ' s ^ j o s ^ By JACK ANDERSON and ill-informed. and DALE VAN ATTA I find the Board o f Directors, for the most part, ar- icgant and egotistical and badly mannered. Much the op m m ] mu ym VILNIUS, Lithuania — Everybody posite o f w to they were perceived as by the electorate adien each came “Tiat in hand” to our front doors asking here is waiting for the shot that is not wm. fired, for the tanks that do not roll and for our particular vote. A t the polls and at our home, humility and humbleness fra the siqipressirai that does not occur. N Until this country is freed from fear o f a were die way we thought them to be. Now that they have been elected, they no more seem to be bipartisan and Kremlin-ordered crackdown against in dependence, economic progress w ill be a committed to die town’ s voters, as they had so claimed. On the town access channel, I and others have seen dream deferred. some Directors and administrators snicker and giggle, I f and when that day arrives, the econcnnic problems w ill be as daunting adien'some speaker, whose intent is solely fw the benefit Of the town at large, rises to speak at the podium. Some as 100 Soviet divisions. Nothing symbol o f diese speakers hfwe been attending public meetings izes Lithuania’ s current p lig b on the more yttrs than some Directors ^ old. At least the road to reform better than tlu quest fra speakers are consistent and crane to each meeting — this privatization. Political and economic I qmnot say for the Directors who leave office, for reforms must run parallel, and the Baltic whMever reason, such as fiunily commitments, better states envision a confederacy with Mos positions, higfher elective office or just being defeated in cow — one enforced less by guns and die elections. Once they have disappeared from holding mrae by butter. office, never again do you see one of them come to a While it sounds esoteric, privatization p ilM c meeting and speak to the board members as an in 0^ will be a pillar of building free societies terested public citizen. from Eastern Europe to the Soviet republics. N o one here has a road m ^ I s u b i^ that in essence, the public speakers are more V committed to the town’ s success, than Directors, past and for this crucial reform, but the presexiL Board members are just temporary — tmepayers ^1 Lithuanians might be blazing a traU other artfor^c.’J fledgling democracies can follow. N ow to address the referendum question. Directors As Vice President Kazimieras Motieka seem reluotam to bring impratant (pestions to referen complained to us, “ Our economy is dum, because they think they were elected to resolve all frozen. It can’t be develrqied. Vfe aren’t sjttiiitioos pertaining to our town. Srane issues are much allowed that.” He believes that only if Vdian the problems they have anticipated. The Town Dodd pulling for others the Soviets cease using force in sion was one. In no way should sixteen mil- Lithuania w ill fraeign investors begin to flock to Vilnius in greater numbers. , have been spent for the building or renova- his campaign yeu but he has snared just now, but he isn’t shedding any years By BOB CONRAD “ I think the Soviets are retaining this doiff a facility be decided by one vote from the Hartfrad attorney ftte r K elly — the best for GOP Mayor Mary Moran. If threat o f use o f force as a weapon to in A new low tar cigarette. y-i;} Directors. Tliat’ s righL one vote, because that is in the business at raising money for the Bridgeport teeters on the brink of Democrats are upbeat about knocking terfere with our economic developmenL the^aumber it would a c t i^ y come to. I f the vote was left party and its candidates — as his finance bankruptcy, financially, Droney says that Republican mayors our o f office in a half which then hinders our political indepen to ^.^Director’s to remlve, the vote probably would chairman. Dodd makes no secret that is just the term for her political situation dozen Coimecticut cities next fall, and dence,” he told us. lu lw 'ignite along party lines, five Rqmblicans and four he’ s one o f the “ poorest” members o f tile as she prepares to seek reelection in When you want more flavor. nobody w ill be working harder to bring Motieka asked us to p ^ s on a plea: “ I m DemOonts. The four Democratic votes would be negated Senate. November. that about than a fellow who isn’t even ask you to help encourage Western in by four Rqwblican votes and that would leave only one The likely Democratic challenger, on the ballot until the same time next Like all Democrats thinking of run vestors, make them more active, so that vote in favor o f building the Ibwn Hall. One swing vote says Droney, is Joe Oanim, a family year. ning for office next year. Dodd is all too the real Iron Curtain that still stands on would have the same ^ e c t . Fbur Director’ s votes from name well known in Bridgeport politics. But U.S. S e n ^ r Chris Dodd o f East aware of how well GOP President Lithuania’s western border can be either parQr would have negated the other and this would Handicapper Droiiey checks the form Haddam knows that 1992 could be a George Bush is doing in the polls. But iMoken down. After the fall o f the'Berlin decide not to continue the project. So, I submit that ques on Waterbury and discovers that GOP tough year for him so there’ s not time Dodd is counting on the ability and often Wall, we have to knock down the Iron tions o f fiiich magnitude are much more complicated and Mayor Joe Swtopietro may pull up lame like the present to gear iqi for that cam readiness of Cormecticut voters to split Curtain that separates Lithuania fixMn the expensive to be left in the hands o f raie person. Expendi this year. Tbwn Chairman Tbm Gahah paign and — it surely has crossed his their ticket. That’s how he got to the W est” tures and constructions o f such enormity should be says he has just the candidate to run ^— mind — spread around a lot o f political Senate in the first place. When he ran for The most aggressive privatizer in a v:directed to the taxpayers by vote and should be the rule Alderman Gary Reardon, lyho doubles as lO U ’ s this year. his first term in 1980, Ronald Reagan, former centrally plaimed economy is Im qpd o f the "alteiiiative” and should be advocated by deputy to State Comptroller Bill Curry. Democratic State Chairman John the GOP candidate fra presidenL took Poland, but progress there is stalled and NEW eacA and every Director and Ibw n Manager. The problem in Waterbury, as ever, is Droney o f >^bst Hartford confirms that the state by 135,478 votes. Dodd beat the system is rigged. Poland is resorting As far as raises go, especially to our highest paid ad a factional split that makes former Mayor Dodd will be “ getting involved” with the to a bidding process for framer state- ministrators. in difficult times, they should be frozen. I f a GOP Senate nominee Jim Buckley by Ed “ M ike" Bergin a possible entry for local races this year. That’ s just fine with owned enterprises that favors former Tbwn Manager or Superinti^ent of School^ or their 182.085, the nomination too. Bergin, say Water the chairman. Etodd won’ t make a formal Communist (t o y bosses and hundreds o f 'aides cannot live on their presem salary, then they should The senator anticipates a multi-million bury Democrats, could be a spoiler there. announcement about seeking a third term ex-spies, the only Poles who profited not the raies presenting budgets every year for the dollar campaign, so he is cheered by Droney is optimistic about Democratic until the fall. He w ill, however, be one o f from the old system. D ir e c t ’ s perusal, since it should be obvious to one and fund-rmsing events in his behalf already chances in Norwalk, where nine-term the most visible Democrats aroimd Con taking place. He hears that Republicans Lithuanian Economics Minister Vytas all that t h ^ individual houses are not economically state Rep. Larry Anastasia is poised to necticut as he goes to bat for local can Navickas doesn’ t want to see the same sound and suggestions from them might lead to town may run Charles “ Brortic” Johnson o f face ever-popular GOP Mayra Frank didates o f his party and, incidentally, thing htqipening here. He sh ai^ his deficits in the future. Greenwich against him, mostly because Esposito. In East Hartford, former state flies his own flag as well. Jdmsrai is reputedly very well heeled. vision with us, one that foresees making Also, and finally, I would like to know where are the motor vehicles commissioner Larry Del- Johnson has little statewide name recog lump-sum payments to Lithuanians police motorcycles straed? The former Tbwn Manager Various events have played well into Ponte is Droney’ s pick to tqiseat OOP nition at the moment, but Dodd says a based on their years o f work. This would talk^ the taiqiayers into buying six motra’cycles fra the the hands o f Dodd and Droney. This has Mayra Susan Kniep. The chairman says few million dollars can buy a lot of it take the form not o f cash but o f invest- Poliioe PqiaitmenL They were bought and siqiplied with been a good year for Connecticut where JoAnn Ryan, who came close to winning Nor is Dodd discounting the chance that mem vouchers, which could then be used the best radio controlled equipment for the sole purpose big defense conteacts are concerned, and two years ago, can do it this time when state Rep. Chris Burnham o f Stamford, a to bid on buildings and start businesses. o f giving the town a *Srisible police presence” and access D ^ has had a leading role in securing she again challenges Tbrrington Mayra G ulf War veteran, might ride that hero Navickas estiinated about 98 percent to prevent crime and faster reqxmse.to our citizens them: jet engine work for Pratt & Whit Dee Donne. And in East Haven, Droney status to the Senate candidacy. o f the p rr^ rty in Lithuania is state- n e ^ . I think i f they were taken from storage and imple ney, a Seawolf submarine for Electric says educator Hank Luzzi has united the owned and would either be returned to mented for the purpose they were intended, it would ex Boat, helicopters for Sikorsky. So Dodd is playing all the angles, not party, finally, and can oust entrenched its owners during the pre-Wirid War n pand die Police force’ s abilities and usefulness and there Dodd has had weH-publicfred success the least o f which is getting a b ^ d the GOP Mayor Bob Noniian. period o f independence or “ sold” fra the by resiriving the positions Democratic Directors are striv in Washington with legislatirai affecting siqiprat train for Democratic candidates In all tiiose cities, Democrats wiU have vouchers. ing fo r by expanding the police presence and eliminating children, day care, parental leave, out in local races this fall. That’ s where 'H friend this year in Dodd as they enter Lithuanian President Vytautas the need for two more positirais on the force, which is the lawing the honoraria gravy ttain for Droney’ s form sheet turns up. ‘ their campaigns. Dodd w ill be counting Landsbergis told us he generally favra^ proposal o f the Tbwn Manager and the Republican senators. The chairman regrets the serious fiscal pa their remembering him when he takes the plan, but with an alteration: The rruyority. Motorcycle police would strengthen and spread He says he doesn’t have a manager for trouble haunting the city o f Bridgeport |bis turn on the ballot in 1992. their ciqiabilities of covering the town faster and at the vouchers should be allotted on the basis same time, briiw a much needed, intimidating presence o f age, not the length o f time someone to offenders o f tlw law. has worked. Either plan rjllx for a O J. Pagani generational tilt toward older people who 25 Durant S t Fighting not very Seville will receive more. Initially, the young — M E D I U M Manchester who now largely are forc^ to live with their parents — w ill be able to acquire Was America discovered? Maybe Spaniards wonder whether Chris-crunch- things. their own apartments with the vouchers. Letters policy we’ ll get an answer at the 1992 World’ s ing is just another anti-Ifispanic ha Tlie original plan, prepared by the He believes the export growth in Fair in Seville. rangue.) U.S. Information Agency, featured three dustries w ill be in electrraiics, wood The. Herald welcraies letters from its readers. Letters The question is heating iqi. Chris Ojeda is a descendant o f Alonso processm^ food products, cement, tex should be no more than two double-^aced typewrittoi new buildings. But a powerful con topher Columbus is becoming an empty Ojeda, who sailed with Columbus. He tiles, fertilizer and oil products produced pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any gressman, Neal .Smith, D-Iowa, didn’t vessel, fillable-upable as a metaphor for proudly says that 1492 was a discovery by a large refinery here. reaam, fin d in g length, taste and style. like it Funding was delayed, and cut all things, both fine and evil. and “a conquest” (But how could some Gone were two of the bitildings. (The But the beginning o f progress lies with “ Yes,” say the Spaniards; o f course thing be .^ q u e re d that hadnU been “ Nina” and the “ Pinta” ?) political, not economic, reform. America was discovered. The title page previously discovered?) America, however, is not about ar Second Verse o f the guide to the Seville Expo says, “ In Who is right? Trash-America chitecture. Tw o geodesic domes that had Manchester Herald The new regime in Fmama is begin- 1992, five hundred years w ill have revisionists have a point The hemi- housed earlier American exhibits are ning to lottic more and more like a clone pass^ since the discovery o f America.” being put back into service. A few Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. Discovered. By Columbus. Who was American corporations have pitched in o f Manuel Noriega. Authorities in Spun, Argentina and the United States have Daily publication since O ct 1,1914. funded by the Spanish crown. And who as sponsors. R e d Bush is waving his tin did a grand thing by finding the New cup for more siqiport come across more embarrassing revela 1 U8P8327-«00 World. tions about Noriega’ s successras. The in BEN In one spotlig^ will be American live “ N o,” say assorted provocateurs, al entertainment: professional, semi-profes vestigations have focused on two RONALD O. NICODEMU8, Publisher Spanish brothers — both businessmen ways looking for new ways to demonize WATTENBERG sional and community groiqis. Mostly it with close ties to the Colombian drug lEdhor Peter Downs the American experience; Columbus will be music American-style: jazz, rock, cartels. They have built a business em _ iMatM0sr Lesley Fhidius didn’t discover any^ing. country-western, gospel, bluegrass, pire in Panama through loans and busi Business Bahagsr Jeanne Q. Fromenh The jargonistas o f the Social Studies musical comedy, tap, fiddling, breidc Ciraulalion Mwiagef Qerlinde Colletli ness deals with associates o f Panamanian Syllabus Review Committee o f New dancing. Not by accident,.. American Producion M s n ^ Sheldon Cohen President Guillermo Endara. One o f the prsssiooip MsnsQSf Robert H. Hubbard York State broke intQ English to politdly sphere was populated before Columbus; music is the world’ s most listened-to. Spaniards has been caught smuggling maintain that “ to Native Americans, the he was met by Carib Indians. 'Various Accordingly, the audiences should be Main Telephone Number drugs into Argentina and both have been Western Hemis|riiere is not ‘ the New Native Americans were indeed cruelly large and from everywhere. 64S-2711 the subject o f extensive investigations World.’ It was the newly arriving treated. One American dome in Seville will OroulaUon Telephone Number for their dealings with drug barons in M7-aa4e Europeans following Christopher feature a dazzling .70mm movie, funded But Spaniards, and most Americans, Colombia and Spain. Columbus who were new ...” are also correct; something great hap by General Motors. The second dome M M shed daily, Monday tu u Friday, with a Saturday/ Less politely, it is said by others that pened because of Columbus. Fbr should get right to the heart o f .the mat Mini-Editorial waakand adWon, exoapt osnain holidays, by ttie Columbus, his white male p^s, and their Manonester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, Westerners, who would ultimately shape, ter. It w ill liltely deal with the ifounding European successors, were rats who It is a dreadful mistake fra the United M anrhajier Conn. 06040. Second dasa postage paid at and inqirove, the entire post-Columbian American political documents o f liberty, States to court Syria as a friend, despite' MeneheaMr, Corm. Poatmastar: Send address changes stormed a place a l r ^ y inhabited by world, it was a new world and a new which have shiqied the American past iu J n Menrhssisr Herald, P.O. Box 660, Manchester, politically and environmentally correct its help during the Persian Gulf Vibr. chance. and are now shaping the global future. Syrian Resident Hafez Assad is every bit Cpinn. 06040. natives. The National Council o f Chur Ihdllianoheeter Herald is a mambar ol The Associated Pertuqis the best way to handle the H ve hundred years after Columbus as ruthless as Iraq’ s Saddam Hussein. ches (surprise!) says 1492 was no dis fra ia . Itir ' Aucil Bureau of Circulation, tfm New England qitestirai is offered by the UJS. govem- landed, a healthy ^obal culture is aborn Assad’s security' fraces have arrested preae Aaaedatibn.and 6ia New England Newspaper As- covery, but “an invasion and coloniza menfc “ N o comment” Thus, the word ing, both politically and economicallv. tens o f thousands o f pet^le without char tion ... with genocide, economic ex “discovery” is not in the vocabulary of That new global culture is largely ges or' trials. Those who survive the Oupienleed delivery. It you doni raoeive your Herald ploitation and a deep level o f institution SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking by g pjB . tweekdavs or 7g0 am . S a tu rd ^i, please Frederick Bush, U.S. Commissioner American-inspired. Syrian “justice” system tell horror stories al racism and moral decadence^” Thmiks. jalafihnna your earner. If you are unable to reach your General for SevUle. He artfully speaks In this sense, Columbus was neither a o f savage abuse. In the Tadmur Prison in The Spanish Ambassador, Jaime 9 flMner. o af aubecribar aandoe at 647-0046 by 6 p.m. only o f “ the historic voyages” o f Colum discoverer nor a destroyer; he was a the Homs Desert, detainees are whipped, Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. M Oiidaya for dalivary in Manchastar. Ojeda, says Spaniards are getting ticked bus. uniter. By linking the Old World to the kicked and punched every, time they . BuggaMed carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for o ff about the Columbus-baslpng. Spain, 12 mg "tar," 0.8 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. M to la e iih . ^ . 1 0 for tfiree months, $46.20 for six In the strange way that Washington New World, he created the conditions for enter or leave their cells. Nothing that the •miipMont.hM.nn n i g t m AfMi $02.40 for on# year. Newsstand prioa; 35 he notes, was invaded by Rome, which often stumbles backward into sound the establishment o f the United States, Syrians offer in the way o f an alliance then devastated Iberian civilization — policy, the American exhibit in Seville whose presence is changing the v^hole can justify the United States ignoring but no one cries for Iberia. (Many may end iqi celebrating just the right world. that I 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 26,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 26,1991—9 SPORTS Twins show they SCOREBOARD J can beat big boys American League resuits Giants 9, Dodgers 4 8ANFRAN LOS ANGELS Softball Rec Soccer Wnkees6,Red Sox4r a b r h b l By The Associated Press struggle, surrendering six runs in a b r h b l seven innings as Ibxas won in Oak NEWVORK BOSTON Feldar If 6 4 5 0 Butter cf 3 1 1 0 Pee Woe o b r h b l a b r h b l Kngaryrf 4 2 2 1 Samuel 2b 4 0 1 1 land. Tonight’s Games 5 2 2 0 Burks c f 5 0 0 0 W C io rklb 4 2 3 4 Javier rf 2 111 The Miimesota Twins spent thq Sax 2b 4 0 1 0 Glorin II vs. Gold's, 6 — Fitzgerald Jaguars 5 (Jimmy Norton Z Jaff Colat Z Ed 5 1 3 1 Read 2b 4 1 2 1 Przchc 2b 10 11 Murray 1b first 3M2 weeks of June beating iqr Kevin Reimer’s two-run single Rudenauar; Lindsay Boland and Jennifar Mtt7>gly 1b 3 0 1 1 Glenn vs. Heavenly, 730 — FItzgorald Maasdh 4 1 1 1 Boggs 3b 4 1 2 2 MaWlm3b 6 0 11 Denials If Beebe play^ well) (Stools 0 (Andrew Brennan 4 0 0 0 on the American League’s least. keyed a three-run third inning Eastern vs. Economy, 6 — Ftobertaon Hall If 5 1 1 1 JCIarkdh 3 0 10 McGee cf 3 0 1 0 LH rris3b HPMarKet vs. Sportsman's, 7:30 — playadw si) 3 0 1 0 G m w illf 4 0 1 1 Litton 2b 4 0 2 2 S coedac 2 0 0 0 Ndw they’re showing they can beat Juan Gonzalez put the game away Meteors 5 (Zachary Griflin 2, Craig McKenna, RKellycf Robertson Nokesc 3 1 1 3 Bm akyrf 4 0 1 0 Knrtadyc 3 0 1 0 G C rtarc 2 111 with a massive three-run homer in Mika SeUno, Andy Rosalto; Peter MarlneM 3 0 0 0 the big guys, too. , Starling vs. S herllfs, 6 — PaganI JeB rfIdrf 4 0 0 0 Qintsna 1b 4 0 0 0 Ahdrsnss 5 0 0 0 Griffin ss the. seventh. Stewart’s ERA rose to Boy's vs. Zembrowskl's, 7:30 — PaganI playad wsl) Sharks 0 (TImolhy Damon and Psna'c 4 1 1 0 Rm ingrp 110 0 CGwyn ph 10 10 The Twins went 20-2 against Rdrgezss 4 0 1 0 10 0 0 5.89 and he’s allowed 58 earned Nutmeg vs. Mairwille, 6 — Nike Stacey Hare playad waR) Espnzass 0 0 0 0 Rivera ss 3 1 2 0 Black ph 10 0 0 H rshsrp Kansas City, last in the AL West, Penguins 4 (Justin Shrout Z Nathan Horn, 10 0 0 TW Isonp 0 0 0 0 G o ttp 0 0 0 0 u Medical vs. AHIad. 7 3 0 — Niks 4 0 0 0 Lyons ph PKally3b 0 10 0 and Baltimore, Cleveland and the runs, the most in the American Trinity vs. Congo, 6 — Keeney Connor PNUn; Steven Andrews, Joel Grout Totala 37 e 10 6 T o I a I a Laonrd ph 10 0 0 JGnzIzph League. MLumbar vs. HPMarket 6 — C.Oak arto Jason Coultor playsd well) Strikers 0 (Andy 36 4 1 0 4 O lvarasp 0 0 0 0 KeGrssp 0 0 0 0 New York 'Vhnkees, the bottom three Creech, David Cote and DarM Qarafls playad Nawlbrk 100 041 000-6 Rbnson p 10 0 0 Hansen ph 10 0 0 $ ^ ite Sox 4, Mariners 0: Jack 0 0 0 0 teams in the East. But on TViesday, Dusty woN) Boston *20 000 000—4 Hartley p in their first game against an McDowell pitched 7 1-3 scoreless Timbers 1 (TJ. McLaughlin; Chris DaCarlo, E -B fve ra (12). DP—Now M>rk 1, Boston 1. Shrprsn ph 10 0 0 iimings and wound up with a three- Mamorlal Comer Store defeated Rogers Cor Scott Sprang and Josh Stoddard playad well) LOB-Now M)ik 7, Boston 6. 2B-Sax (12). TMMa 40 0 1 6 9 Totala 31 4 7 4 over-.500 team since May 29, they poration, 15-10, Tuesday night at Keeney Street bprees 0 (Lwre Digan, Stan Polak end Cailfin Mattintfy 2 (10), RKally (11). Reed (^S\. Boggs San Frandaoo 000 041 0 3 1 -0 beat East-leading Toronto 8-6, en hitter and his first major league Field. Glenn PsHgrineM had Ihrae Nts to lead McConville played (21). Rivera (11). HFt-Nokes (11). SB—Sax LoaAngsfaa 000 120 001-4 MCS while Ed Crandall and Craig Lawson DP—San Francisco 2, Los Angelas 1. ding the Blue Jays’ five-game win shutout as the White Sox won their ( 11). added two hits each. Bob Rohner homared. For Midget IP H RER BB SO LOB—San Frandaco 15. Los Angelas 6. fifth straight Rogers, Mike McGann and Dave Sherman had ning streak. Breakers 4 (Ban Wry Z Mike Lombardi, Matt NVWas asn IVII6 111 2B—MaWlllioms (13), Litton (5). 38—WCIork Scott Bradley ended the no-hitter three hits each while Dkk Boars and Tom Greco Corrano; Kimbariy DeCorio and Jane Milka LoatyW,47 5 9 4 4 1 3 (4). HR—GCartar (3). SB-Foldor 2 (16). “We haven’t seen these guys this had two e a ^ with the latter homering. Kingsry (1). WCIark (3). McGee (11). Butter N Habyan 3 1 0 0 0 2 year and we knew they were tough,” with a solid single and Omar Viz- played wall) Soundera 0 (Jeff Vltoods playad (16). S—Utton. SF—Javier. Women’s Rec weH) FarrS.8 1 0 0 0 0 1 said Quli Davis, who hit his 17A quel followed with a base h it Pete StalHone 1 (Jaeeica Griffin) Apolloe 0 (John Boston homer of the season. “I’m not Hartford Road Cafe beat Main Pub, 154, at Lone, Erica Chlrioo and Laaone WiHlams playeyed Clamarrs L.0-5 0 10 6 3 2 8 Charter Oak. Stacey Ramier homered for the wbH) HBP—by Clemons (RKally). WP—Laaiy. saying that they’re any better than winners while Mary Ann MIoganowskI also hH Cydonas 3 (Ray Zowistowski, Tom Ttemay, Umpires—Home, Joyce; FIrsL McKean; the other teams we’ve played, but wan. Carol Plumadors had two hits in defeat Krisln Hindson) Bruins 1 (Scott Balsicky) Sacorto, Kaiser, Third, C raft AL Roundup wito Leslie Harrison homsring. Rowdies 5 (Eric Thisling Z Danlalla T—2:55. A-34.753. Basketball even during the streak it was said Robanhymar, Jeff Herzbarger, Sara Wjlten- that we haven’t played anyone. Charter Oak barg) Stallions 1 (Tim Evans) White Sox 4, Mariners 0 “That’s fine. But those were still O’Brien added a one-out single in Wilton Eiactric baat ZIptor, 16-11, at ComaU 3 (Matt Fisher, Roland GilbarL Shaun SEATTLE CHICAGO NBA Draft possibiiities the ninth off McDowell (9-3), who Fitzgamld Flold. Kan Goodwin had tour h ilt for Smyth) Suns 1 (Andrew Swenson) a b r h b l a b r h b l mqjor league teams we were beat- tha vrinnari whilo John Francis. Brian Fox. Bill Rynlds2b 4 0 0 0 Roinaslf 4 0 1 1 NEW YORK (AP) — Who will go where and mg. walked three and struck out seven. Hanson, Pata StabWns and Bill Maadowt Junior B rttsyrf 4 0 0 0 Vntora 3b 4 1 2 1 when in the first round of tonight's,NBA draft? Robin Ventura and Frank Thomas addad thraa aach. Mark S t Joan. Damis Wsbb Bears 2 (Josh Kona 2) Rowdtes 1 (Mark VOn G rfyJrd 4 0 0 0 Ttuhosttl 3 1 1 1 Try tils : The Twins wasted an early 4-0 4 0 0 0 No. 1, Chariotte — Larry Johnson, UNLV. All and Tony Chavratta had two aach in dafaat Buran) O B rie n Ib 4 0 10 Flake lead but went ahead to stay in the gave McDowell all the support he ADavisdh 4 0 0 0 Rssqualb 4 1 1 1 signs point to the quick, wkte-bodied Johnson Pop Delaney 2 0 0 0 U hnsn cf ' 4 0 2 0 to team with the Hornets'young guards. sixth irming when Mike Fagliarulo needed with consecutive home runs Intermediate EM rtnz3b No. 2. Now Jersey — Billy Owens, Syracuse. Bray Jawolars blonkad Brittth Amarican Club. CchmaH 3 0 0 0 Sosarf 4 0 0 0 hit a two-run homer off Todd Stot- in the third inning off Dave Burba Wnkaas 3 (Paul Sato 2, Don Copeland; 3 0 10 Grbeck 2b 3 1 2 0 The Nets' ownership toinks Kenny Anderson 7-0. Don SumislaskI had two hits for BAC. No Jason Philbin, rtit Copaiarxl and T.C. Charv B rdiyc ( - ). Vizquaiss 2 0 1 0 GuHlsn ss 3 0 0 0 would put more fans In the Meadowlands tlemyre (8-3). 0 1 otoar namas wara submittad. thavofta playad wall) Hurricanes 0 (Robin Tewia TMala 30 0 3 0 Tolala 33 4 9 4 Arerw, but a winner will do a better job of that T ^ t was enough for Jack Morris Brewers 11, Tigers 3: Darryl and Matt Lavary played wall) Nike Saaitte 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 and Owens Is more ready .than Anderson to Hamilton’s three-run double capp^ Diplomats 1 (Grog Rygp; Chris Hanson and 002 000 11a—4 bring a winner to the Nats. (10-5), who survived a five-run, SN Papa pteyad Strikers 0 (Staphonia Chfeago an eight-run eighth irming as the Brown's Packaga Stora outsluggad E—& 8 ri(Ian (2). DP—Saottta 1. LOB—Saattto No. 3, Sacramento — Kenny Anderson, six-hit fourth inning to win his Dynaluba, 16-15, at Nika Raid. Collins JuM. Salvo and Karan Tnialing played wall) Brewers routed Detroit at Tiger 6. Chfeago 7. 2B—Vsnluta (8). Uohnson (4). Georgia Tech. The man the Kings wsntod all seventh straight decision. Tony Mozzicato, Joa Composao and Mika Grsback 2 (5). HR-Vsnturs (4). Thomas (13), along to complemsnt Ihdr stabte of forwards. Stadium. Custar lad BPS with thraa hits aach. Dave No. 4, Denver — Dikambe Mutombo, Geor Qaiy Tuckar/Manchastor Harald “All the critics and experts were Fteaqua (5). SB—Vizqual (2), Sosa (0). Jim Gantner had a two-run single Rutherford Iwd lour In defeat with a grandslam Rec Hoop IP H RER BB SO getown. The Nuggets had Blair Rasmussen as WINNING SWING — John Helin of Boland Brothers complaining that we were beating homer. Earl Lsppen, Scott Kuadas arxi Rob Saattla the man In center fisid when thok datonsa iq) on Qeveland and New York,” in the big inning as the Brewers sent Roya cNppad in three aach. BurbaL.0-1 6 6 2 2 1 2 leaked, which was most of the time. The man grimaces as he prepares to knock the game-winning hit up from Zaire is a better piece in ttiat spot Morris stud of the Twins’ supposed 13 men to the plate against Walt Ter A League Swan 2-321100 G ary Tuckar/M anchaatar Harald Rec Swift 1-3 0 0 0 10 No. 5. Miami — Doug Smltt% Missouri. After the middle in the bottom of the sixth inning in winner's brack ly easy schedule during their June rell (3-8) and three relievers to turn Monchostar Pizza beat Vbkohama. 0-4. Joa Wbiff-Zackin 73 (Keith Wbllf 23. Jason God the top tour, tha best big man left Is the first of dard 20) Now England Golf 53 (Raid Gorman Murphy 1 1110 1 et action from the Town Little League Tournament Tuesday at NICE SLIDE — American Legion's Rich Griffeth, left, slides Tournament game against Boland Brothers. Boland catcher surge. “Well, New York beat Roger a 3-2 game iitto a rout. Bober. Kevin Morse, Mika Araca. Don Green CNicneo three unrdatad Smiths to go In the first rourrd. wood, Tad Clllford and Nick Msttshafsky had two 15.SaanMcPaddon11) No. 6, Dalles — Stave Smith, Michigan Stats. Angels 4, Royals 2: Dave Gal Manchester Molding 56 (Chris G alll^n 17) McDowal W.0-3 0 3 0 0 3 7 Leber Field. Boland nipped American Legion, 6-5. safely into homeplate during Tuesday’s Town Little League Andy Moran is late with the tag. Clemens toni^t. Hey, we knew we hits each tor MP with the latter homaring. Etic WP—Swwi. McDowell. The Mavericks' backcourt Is aging, and this Is were playing a good team and it lagher’s RBI grounder broke an Wsllari, John Clayton and Dan Wood had two B C I46 (fylstt Vaughn 14, DavkJ Lewis 11) the best athlete available. eighth-inning tie as visiting Califor aach in dafaat with Wbod homaring. No. 7. Mirmesota — Stacey Augmon, UNLV. gives you confidence to beat them. B League Nationai League resuits The Tknbetwolvee are looking tor inside help, But a win is a win. You sqipreciate nia handed Kansas City its fifth W hstSIde Dongagin 60 (Dave Taylor 14) New England but the centers to come later and the big for Furniture 45 (Stove Madola 10) Reds 8, Padres 2 wards that win go in mid-round aren't ready to straight loss. North United Malhodlst defeated Lydsll Inc., ’themaU.” Sonitory Sarvicas 41 (Chuck M ^ a o n 11. SANDEQO CINCINNATI be In the nrst seven Augmon is the kind of 12-5^ at RagoN Raid. Dave Falghn lad the win Morris won for the 10th time in Wally Joyner followed with an Tom Estay 10) Mutants 31 (Eric Nitschko 12) abrh bi a b r h b l defensive wizard they like In Minnesota, even ners whith three hits white BUI Noyes, Tom Roberts cf 5 0 2 1 Doran 2b 4 1 3 0 with coach Bin Musssknan gone. Helin delivers to keep Boland unbeaten 12 decisions dating back to April 24. RBI single to back Kirk McCaskill Sheridan, Bob Stafaan, Dove Harris. Wayne TFrndzss 5 0 10 H atchrlf 5 1 2 0 Na 8. Denver — Grog Anthony. UNLV. A He gave up nine hits in seven in (7-8). Bryan Harvey finished for his Steely and Mika Bosaarino addad two apiece. TGwynrf 4 0 10 Larkinas 5 0 1 2 Chris Jackson-Anlhony backcourt is probably ney. loaded the bases by hitting a batter the tip of the glove of first baseman Cogan singled with two outs, put In the loser’s bracket game at nings before yielding to Steve 19th save. Mike Boddicker (6-6) Alex Zajac had Owaa in dafaat white Tom Estay, Baseball FMcGr 1b 4 0 0 0 O N eillrf 4 1 0 0 too small to win big, but having Mutombo be By DAN HULL Bob Colne and Scott Gantilcora chipped In two ja o r k lf 2 10 0 Morris 1b 4 0 1 0 hind them can mittgato that shortcoming. Jack- With no outs in the bottom of the and walking the next. Mike Bergenty. ting men at the comers, where they Waddell Field, Vitmer’s crushed Bedrosian. Rick Aguilera pitched hurt himself by making an error and ___ Manchester Herald aach. Sntiagoc 4 0 10 Sabo 3b 3 1 0 1 son win never be a point guard, and with sixth inning, John Helin’s line drive Boland took the lead by tallying Trailing 4-3, American Legion were suanded. Army & Navy, 12-2, ousting A&N the ninth for his 20th save. hitting a b^ter, both of which led to jjgggj^j American League standings Teufel 2b 3 12 1 JR esdc 4 1 1 4 Michael Adams kaded, Denver is In need of Farias 3b 3 0 0 0 Wnghm cf 4 1 1 1 one. t^ the middle scored Andy Moran four runs in the bottom of the third. regained the lead, 5-4, in the top of Moran led off the bottom of the from the tourney. Mike Lurate “I can’t take much credit,” Morris EaelDIvlahin Hmnd p 2 110 MANCHESTER — It was " ^ f o m i a t ie d the ALreCOrd with Edwaal. baa. Elk., 16-12. ^h n Sulllvn had W L GB Benesp 10 0 0 No. 9, Los Angeles Clippers — Luc Longisy. with the winning Boland run. Nick Odell and Mike Prindiville the fifth. Jason Cogan (two hits) led sixth with a deep fly ball that struck out 11 in his complete-game bj 0 0 0 0 Brown p 0 0 0 0 said. “I fought. I battled. I tirade my three hits lor Edwards white Tim Wsakas, R I 39 32 T Scottp New Mexico. Tha CHppars probably would taka anybody’s game right down to the Toronto 10 0 0 CJonssph 0 10 0 “It was a great ball game,” said (two hits) led off with back-to-back off with a single and scored after bounced off the glove of center- effort while Helin fann^ five in its 12th consecutive errorless gtme, Nowak, Tony Ditorato, Glann Bolduc end Tom 36 32 Abner^ Anthony if he's ovolabte. If not Longtey might pitches, but they hit them. That’s Boston 0 0 0 0 M yatsp 0 0 0 0 be a better long-term solution than Olden last inning, but the Boland Brothers Tomkunos added two apteca. In dafaaL Jamas 33 36 MMdux p Boland coach Bob Boland. “We singles. American Legion starting Mike Bergenty singled up the mid fielder Ryan Bushey, sending Moran five iimings. Jeff Cashman, Trevor why they’re a first-place club.” matching the mark set by Detroit in LaCliopalla had three Nts white Louie Karoock, Detroit Dorsettph 10 0 0 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 bats came through in the end to beat Milwaukse 32 36 Polynioe. made the big plays when we had to, pitcher Rich Griffeth walked the dle and Mau Lavatori’s shot to left to third. Helin, the next batter, drove Frenctte and Lurate each had two 1%3. Cincinnati and S t Louis share Danny Doviak, Matt Palletier. Terry Fleming and Rodrigzp 0 0 0 0 No. 10. Orlando — Rich King, Nebraska. Figliarulo’s homer was rmex- N a w ib rk 29 37 10 0 0 American Legion, 6-5, in winner’s the majef league nuiik of 15 straight Mika Cunningham added two apteca. 27 41 DrJcknph Does anybody need a center more than the Im we ran the bases and we feel good next two batters to give Boland their field was hobbled. Bergenty scored in the winning run by lining a smgle hits for the winners. pected. He had only two — both on Baltimore TMala 34 2 7 2 T o t I bracket action in the double elimina Cleveland 23 44 proved Magic? about it. They’re a good team and the go-ahead run on a wild pitch up the middle. May 19 — and had driven in only games without an error. Rodvan 35 0 1 0 6 No. 11. Ctovolond — Mark M aco^ Templo. first run, leaving the bases loaded West Division 000 000 110-2 tion Town Little League Tournament Orioles 5, Indians 3: Sam Horn, Cumrnngs Insurance dumped Lathrop In W L GB Son Diego Tha Cavaliers had tha lowest-scoring guards In they made a lot of good plays.” with no outs. Dan Krajewski’s which was gathered and* thrown past The teams may face each other Jeff Brown had two hits in defeat 12 runs this season despite starting C incinnati 600 100 O la—6 the NBA once Mark Price deported. lliesday at Leber field. who hit a two-run homer in the surance, 15-3, at Robertson Park. Rst Collet Minnesota 44 27 After two scoreless innings, fielder’s choice plated the second the third basemari into left field. again in the final. while Darrell Rouillard, Matt 50 games. was tha winning pitcher while Stave Manning. E—TFsrnandsz (11). Larkin (6). LOB—Sm No. 1 i New Wrk — Eric Murdock. fourth inning, had a tie-breaking Calltomia 39 31 Diego 9, CirxHnrtati 8. 2B—Teufel (3), Morris “So? It’s good. My best days are Kevin Thompson and Jeff Thompson paced tha 39 31 Providenca. The Knicks need a scorer and a Boland (15-1 in the regular American Legion struck first with run. Lavatori collected two hits. “They want them; they want to Moynihan and Ed Carroll each Oakland (18). HR—JRaod (2), Winningham (1). tough backcourt defender. Ha's the atl-ttme RBI double in the 12th for vising olfansa with thraa hits each. Manning homered. Texas 35 30 season) saved their undefeated tour two runs in the top of third after two Boland tied the game, 5-5, going play them again,” said Arherican added a hit. Vinner’s faces coming,” Pagliarulo said. Dave Romano and Brian Collins had throe and 37 33 CS-JCIark (1). NCAA leader in steals and an outstendkrg Baltimore, which won its fourth in a Saattte IP H RER BB SO reboundsr tor Ns size, a trait that Pat Ritey will nament status, while handing outs. Matt Jaworski lined a two-run With two gone and the bases Legion coach Jim Griffeth. “These American Legion today at 5:30 pjn. Rangers 6, Athletics 1: Dave two NIs, raspacttvaty, in dafeaL Chicago 35 33 into the sixth. row and handed Cleveland its fifth Son Diego opprsciale. Stewart, a 20-game winner in each , Kansas City 32 37 31-3 6 7 7 4 2 American Legion (15-1 regular double to centerfield after Helin loaded again, Mashari Teal knocked But Legion would not be turned kids played great . . . It doesn’t get at Leber field with the winner play Northern Ttisoday'a Gamaa Banes L,4-8 No. 13. kidiano — John Tumor. Phillips. The of the last four seasons, continued to straight loss. TScott 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Rurars need strength Inside, and this former season) their first loss in the tour .(two hits), Boland’s starting pitcher. in two more runs with a blooper off away without a fight. Griffeth and any better than this.” ing Boland on Thursday. Trash Away got past Manchaster Pollca. 8-6. New Y xk 6, Boston 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 Milwaukse 11, Detroit 3 MMaddux Georgetown forward can be as tough os he R o ^ Lojote was tha nirirYilng pitchsr while Rodriguez 2 3 1 1 1 0 Chicago 4, Seattle 0 looks. Mark Gochae and Bill Chudzik had two Nts C incinnati No. 14, Saattte — Brian Williams, Arizona. each lor Trash Away. Rich Busick had three In Minnesota 8, Toronto 6 V.5-5 61-3 4 1 1 4 3 The SuperSonics, looking tor depth kiskte, grab Baltimore 5, Cleveland 3 ,1 2 innings Hammond W deleat 12-3 3 1 0 0 0 a big, talented forward who may have slipped Cardinals’ big rally Calltomia 4, Kansas City 2 Brown Myers 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 because of a 'so ft' label. Post 102 falls to Rockville Texas 6, Oakland 1 0 0 0 In Brief 1-3 0 0 Wsdnssday'a Gamsa Dibble No. 15, Attanta — Rodney Monroe, North New Vbrk (Samjerson 7-3) at Boston (Gar- Carolina State. The Hawks have been looking Masilonis went the distance, allowing eight hits. He Little League Expos 5 tor a high-scoring guard to complement Domlni- By JIM TIERNEY dinar 3-1), 7:35 p.m. Wickham Park race series set Ollie meets SAT requirement walked just one (in the seventh) and fanned eight. qua Wllkina. Manchester Herald does in the Phillies Baltimors (Ballard 4 7 ) at Cleveland (Swindell MONTREAL NEWVORK No. 16. Golden Stete — Anthony AvanL MANCHESTER — The Wickham Park Summer STORRS — The University of Connecticut con “Ally time we give a team six or seven runs, we’re Farm 3-6), 7 3 5 p.m. a b r h b l a b r h b l 4 1 0 0 Saton Hall. Tha Whrriors might take anyone Modem Jenitorlal tieet Eighth DistrIcL 14-11, Milwaukse (Navarro 7-4) at Detroit (Gakslar Grssom cf 4 1 1 0 Boston cf Classic Race Series will be held for the second con firmed that freshman point guard Kevin Ollie has going to be in trouble,” Di\bso said. Smith delivered a single up the mid 3 2 2 1 who even appears like he might be abte to MANCHESTER — It wasn’t the way Coach Bill By The Associated Press______at Bucktend Field. Jason Hascock, Jake 1-1), 7 3 5 p .ra . DShkfs2b 4 1 1 1 Mgdan 1b 4 1 2 0 score and rebound kiskte. secutive year, beginning Monday, July 15. The four- satisfied the NCAA requirement on the Scholastic Mwchester, however, did not lay down and die. In the dle for his third hit McComber and Steven Johnson playsd well tor Saattla (FLJohnson SS) at Chicago (Garoa Clderon If 3 111 Jf1Ma6 2b DiYeso and his Manchester Legion Post 102 contingent 4 2 1 4 No. i7 , Gokten State — Dole Davis, Ctem- race series is sponsored by the Journal Inquirer, Aptitude Test and will be eligible for the 1991-1992 bottom of the four^. Post 102 scored four runs slicing Scott Terry (2-1), the fourth S t the winrtars. Justin Macklrmon and Mark Car 0-2), 8 3 5 p.m. W llach3b 4 0 10 McRyIdtf had envisioned this pivotal three-game Zone Eight Things must be going well for the Colltorttta (Langston 10-2) at Kansas City DaM tnzrf 4 12 1 JhnsonSb 3 1 0 0 son. See No. 16. Wickham Park and the Silk City Striders. season. the gap to 7-4. Lquis pitcher, gave up an u n e ^ e d ney hit'well In defeat Na 18. Milwaukee — Chris Gatling. Old S t Louis Cardinals this season. GrapNcs and More edged Heritage Kitchen (Gublcza 3-3), 8.35 p.m. Hasseyc 4 0 2 1 Brooks rf 4 0 1 2 stretch would commence. ran in two innings for the victory LW IkarIb 3 0 0 0 Sosoarc 4 0 2 1 Dominion. Tha Bucks need depth at toiward The course distance is 2.5 miles for males and All eight incoming reemits in the Husky basketball Cleanup hitter Dave White led off the frame with a They made three errors and still Bath, 15-14, at Bowers Field. Keegan Stiles Toronto (Wells 8-4) at Minnesota (Guthrie Tuesday night at Moriarty Field, Manchester suffered 5-3), 835 p.m. Foley ss.^— . 4 110 Tmpttnss 4 0 1 0 and Gatting has all-around skills kiskte and out females 14 years and older, while the course distance program are eligible. Ollie was the Huskies’ top-rated solo homer over the left field fence, on a 1-1 hanging and Lee Smith woriced the ninth for tripM In the winning njn In the bottom ol the 2 0 0 0 Millar pr 0 1 0 0 side. its first Zone loss, bowing to Rockville, 10-5. won. sixth. Stites also doubted. Ryan Newkirk and Texas (Brown 5-5) at Oakland (Moore 8-6), DeMtnz p 0 0 0 0 Goodanp 3 0 0 0 is 1.0 miles for those under 14. point guard recruit. curveball. After two outs, Manchester loaded the b ^ s Usually the Cardinals have to his 19th save. Scott Hare each homered and Brian Zlmmer- 1035 p.ra Burkep No. 19, Washington — LaBradford Smith, Rockville banged out 14 hits, led by a 4-for-4 perfor 1 0 0 0 Pone p 0 0 0 0 Louisville. The Bultote need help sworywhara The first three age group races will go off at 6:15 on a single by Mike CHlbert (two hits), Brian Igoe The Cardinals had scored only 10 tran tripted. For Heritage. Danny O'Brien Bullock ph mance (three runs scored) by leadoff hitter Matt Valen play perfect defense to get their vic National League standings BJonesp 0 0 0 0 Harrph 1 0 0 0 and tha third Smith ki the draft might be os pjn. with the rest of the age groups going off around Navratilova survives reached on an error and Kevin Bottomley reached Iw e runs in their previous four games. homered twice white Reed McKinney also tino. tories, and for much of the season East Division Ruskin p 0 0 0 0 gifted as the more heralded Smiths ahead of 6:40 pjn. The races start and finish in the back park on a catcher’s interference call. Cubs S, Pirates 1: George Bell W L P ci. QB TMala 33 S 9 4 TMala 34 8 8 8 him. WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — Nine-time cham they have. S t Louis even tied a c«p.. .Ml. — 000 050 000—5 IV)st 102 is 2-1 in the Zone (6-5 overall) and hosts Tom Uttanzto and Bob Mslanson playsd well Rttaburgh 40 27 .597 — M ontreal Na 20. Houston — Terrell Brandon, Oregon. ing lot where the state high school races are held. pion Martina Navratilova survived a first-round scare Leadoff hitter Frank Gauvain then delivered a bases- hit a solo homer and rookie Rick 400 000 004—6 Windsor today at 5:45 p.m. at Manchester Community major league record by playing 15 tor tha winnars white Mike Monty, Tim Watt, SL Louia 37 32 .536 4 N sw lb rfc At 6-tooL Brandon Is small for a shooting guard, The course is paved road, grass and some dirt clearing double down the left field line. Wilkins added a three-run shot his Two outs when winNng run scored. but os Player ol the Tbor ki tha ftedfic-10, he's from Elna Reinach as Wimbledon finally began. College. Rockville evens off at 3-3 in the Zone. consecutive errorless games. May Drew Tomko and Je ff Lok ware best in defeat NawTbrk 36 32 .529 41/3 “That’s the best swing I’ve ever seen him (Gauvain) Montreal 33 37 .471 81/3 E—DeShields (12), BJones (1). worth a shot at ttie 20th spot paths. Navratilova won her record lOOth singles match 24-June 10. first major league homer.' DP—Montreal 1. LOB—Montreal 5, New Itork 6. No. 21, Utah — Rick Fox, Nortti Carolina. Manchester southpaw starter Justin Bolduc straggled Rookie Chicago 32 38 .457 9q 0 6 o o o o 6 o 6 ooooooooooooooooooooooooo Chippy’s Sports Bar, 8-4, D ies^y night at Muzzy shortly aftei* the defense played a videotape of the in BOSTON - Matt Nokes of the didn’t adjust too well tonight.” pitches, but they’re hitting them. as a starter fm* the first time this two outs in the ninth inning off Scott Field to raise its record to 8-5. Chippy’s slips 3-8. cident during game between the Piston and San An New York \hnkees says that the Nokes became the first left- He’s human. Those things will hap- »» * season in k 5-1 victory over the Ruskin as New Yrrk r^ ie d past Joe Bellino’s two-run, bases-loaded single triggered tonio at the Ifontiac Silverdome on Nov, 27,1987. only way to ^lit pitchers like Roger handed batter to hit a home run off pen. Pirates at Three Rivers Sta^um. Montreal at Shea Stadium. 'The Car Wash Wax, a three-run sixth inning for Newman. Bellino had two Nancy Clark of Indianapolis, a former Rochester, Clemens is “to relax, stay within Clemens since Jack Daugherty con “We were moving the ball around Ozzie made iq> for his second Astros 1, Braves 0: Pete Har- hits along with Ray Gliha and Chris Petersen. Brian Mich,, resident, sued Rodnlan, coach Chuck Daly, the yourself," nected in Texas last July 8. Don and getting some hits off Roger,” error in three games by drivmg in Crowley belted a solo homer in the first. team, the Silverdome and the National Basketball As nisch pitch^ a six-hitter and and 2 FORI That Comes To You" Mattingly, a left-handed hitter, New York manager Stump Merrill Nokes demonstrated what he four runs for St. Louis, including a scored the game’s (Hily run as Hous Newman’s Dave Bidwell had a no-hitter until Chip sociation. Clark, 46, sought at least $10,0(X) in meant by hitting a home run, the ripped Clemens for two doubles and said. go-ahead two-run single in the eigh- PAY ONLY ONE REGISTRATION py’s touched him for four hits in the fifth, closing the damages. a single with one RBI. Left-handed And, because of Merrill’s ton beat Tom Glavine (11-4) and At "We Come To Your Home first by a left-handed batter off &innin£. lanta at the Astrodome. Glavine is gap to 5-4. Jack Cappetteli relived Bidwell and got the Clemens in nearly one year, as the hitters Mel Hall and Kevin Maas strategy, an error by shortstop Luis “They bounced back two or three FEE FOR YOU AND A FRIEND! & Give Your Car That "Personal Touch" final out of the frame with the tying run on third base. also drove in runs with hits. Rivera cost Clemens three unearned 0-8 lifetime agiunst the Astros. All forced to pay $12,907 Yankees rallied Tbesday night for a times and we bounced back a couple Harnisch (5-5) struck out six and Newman hosu Society for Savings Thursday night 6-4 victory over the Boston ace and Clemens struck out eight, raising runs and a loss for a second con of times,” Phillies manager Jim Please call for appointment STANDARD PKG. SPECIAL PKG. walked none for his third complete Kris McKenzie Clarke can ‘I belietv she at 7 at Moriarty Field. LEBANON, Ind. (AP) — Former heavyweight the Red Sox. his major league-leading total to secutive start. Itegosi said. “It was almost like game this season, including a lost 28 pounds in Just 5 weeks. • Hand Wash boxing champion Muhammad Ali has been ordered to Clemens, now 9-5 after starting 106, and walked just two. However, After Maas singled in a run with 647-0469 • Hand Wash a Hand Rubbad W ax whoever batted last would wiit” shutout on June 9 against New Yoric. NCAA eligibility may stiffen pay a Zionsville, Ind„ sports promoter $12,907 for the season with six consecutive vic he allowed 10 hits as the Yankees one out in the fifth, Merrill put on John Kruk had a threerran homer Jane Murano, M.S. • H and Rubbad W ax • Machina Buffad Reds 8, Padres 2: Jeff Reed’s 8 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Freshman eligibility failing to sign photographs and posters. tories, said he was “happy with the came back from a 4-1 deficit to the hit-and-run. Hall’s grounder and drove in five runs for the Phil • Machina Buffad •W in d o w s W ashad first career grand slam highlighted a 62 Buckland St, Manchester Inaid* a Out requirements may get to u re r, but .freshman will like The judgment against Ali was issued Ihesday by way I’m throwing”, but conceded he boost their career record against him went off Rivera’s glove as Maas lies, taking the NL RBI lead with • WhHa Walla Boone Siqterior Judge Ora A. Kincaid. On Friday, six-run first inning that carri^ Cin Suite 102 • Vacuum Intarlor ly still compete under new guidelines proposed this had to make some ^justments. to 12-5. raced to third. Roberto Kelly struck • Vinyl Tops Kincaid ruled in favor of William E. Daniels who or 53. cinnati over San Diego at Riverfront • WhHa Walls week by the NCAA Presidenu Commission. The main thing, he said, is to “He had a good fastball, but he out, but Nokes homered into the With the Phillies leading 9-7, • Vinyl Tops The 44-member commission was expected to end a ganized a sports memorabilia show in Cinciimati in prevent opponents from scoring just couldn’t pick his location,” Bos Boston bullpen in right, putting New Tom Ihgnozzi led off the eighth Stadium. The Reds batted around in the • Door Jams two-day meeting today by calling for strengthened 1988. Ali was not represented at that hearing. early. And a key to that, ,he thinks, ton catcher Tony Pena said. “They York ahead 5-4. with a double and Jose Oquendo first to snap the Padres’ three-game academic standards throu^out Division I. The stM- Daniels testified he had a personal services conuact may be pitching inside more, espe were just in a good location to hit. “You hate to give vq) a home run, reachwd on an error when Krak wiiming streak. Andy Benes (4-8) dards could include requiring freshmen to have a 2.5 with Ali, who attended the show and signed cially to left-handed hitters. He may be one of the best pitchers it takes the wind right out of you,” threw behind pitcher Roger 9 walk«l Chris Sabo with the bas^ instead of a 2.0 grade i»int average in college autographs for $35 a piece. “What I have to focus on is where in baseball, but he’s human, too. Clemens said. “I don’t consider that McDowell (3-5) on a grounder to * 4 9 ^ 5 Daniels said he asked one of Ali s agents, Abuwi loaded to force in a run, Reed hit his C an preparatory courses and increasing the minirnim I throw the ball,” he said after He’s going to lose some games.” (homer) a mistake. He got the head first. Geronimo Pena pinch ran and * 3 9 ^Most Cart Mahdi, if Ali could sign 150 posters and 250 second homer of the season for a 5-0 C enter number of credit hours needed to stay eligible throwing 141 pitches in his fourth “^ e n he pitched the first part of of the bat on it. Matt hit a good pin^-hitter Craig Wilson drove in a photographs for one of the customers. lead, and Herm Winningham fol The weight-loss professionals. PersoiK il 6 4 7 -7 7 0 6 I m i d i throughout a college career. complete game in 15 starts. “I have the year, one run was enough,” said pitch. It was a seam fastball that run with a high-bouncing infield lowed with a solo homer for Cincin to gel it on some guys to get them Boston’s Mike Greenwell, who ex came down.” single off the plate. WITH THIS COUPON. REGISTRATION FEE NOT j^ L U O ^ ^ W Ioqqoqqoooqoqqqqqoooqoqoqqqoqqqqqoo €x ^1 After Milt Thompson sacrificed. nati’s biggest ipning of the year. i 1 1 I 10— MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 26.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 26,1991—11 Report says few would benefit by cutting fat intake Bridge J researchers said. diet. . , . 1__I V fjf! By BRENDA C. COLEMAN authorities — that people limit their fat intake to no Fat from food is the main raw matenal m the body s NORTH 4-M-n Spot finesse and one to lead clubs through more than 30 percent o f everything they eat — “are not The average American’s diet consists of 37 percent The Associated Press manufacture of cholesterol, a chief dontributor to ♦ 7 East. You seem to be an entry short. unreasonable.” faL according to the study. YA9753 the singleton spot The right play is to finesse the dia Dr. Margo Denke. an advocate of holding fat to 30 disease. Too much fat also raises the likelihood ot ♦ 984 CHICAGO — If all Americans reduced the amount PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ mond nine at trick three. 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The Astro- cellent probabilities for long-term suc Minimum charge: 4 lines. the valuo of tha advertisement will not be Albert Zuccaro Harm Shrubs, Pet« Of Kk*. 369-371 Main St SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. corrected by an additional insertion. • Protect Your Largest Investment. Fully Insured Graph Matchmaker can help you under may reap some type of material or fi cess — in the particulars as well as the Waterproofing stand what to do to make the relation major theme. • Windows, Sidewalks arta Drive 649-4304 Free Estimates nancial benefit today in a circuitous w ay Included Free. ship work. Mail $2 plus a long, self- manner. 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Lovely 10 ROOFING/ 646-1433 to the placement of any TEACHER’S AIDES- Decor & more is hiring room Raised Ranch advertising in the supervisors to hire & Q u a lity 3 bedroom SIDING needed for Bolton with a 20x40 in-ground 91 CARS FOR SALE Manchester Herald, Ad Public Schools, 15 train demonstators. Colonial. Convenient ODD JOBS TREE SERVICE/ 32 APARTMENTS FOR 81 OFFICE Ac RETAIL 91 CARS FOR SALE location. Attractive large pool and large sun vertiser hereby agrees hours per week. Kinder Weekly paycheck, work deck. 4 Bedrooms, first LIONEL COTE LOAM Trucking, PRUNING RENT ______EQUIP.______to protect, indemnify mainly from your home. fireplaced living room. garten special educa floor family room, plus a ROOFING & SIDING Home Repairs. CARDINAL ana hold harmless the tion para-professional Commissions up to Asking $157,500. Call SCREENED LOAM HAWKES TREE SERVICE MANCHESTER-Availabla 'SILVER-REED Electronic TONY MARCH PUBUSHER’SNOnCE: lower level recreation ■30 Years Experience typewriter. Excellent Manchester Herald, its aide. 1 para-profes 40%, free trips (Hawaii! Barbara W. RE/MAX You name it ~ We do it. Bucket, truck/& chipper, J u ly . 4 R oom s, 2 East of the River, 647- room, 2 fireplaces, 2 Gravel and Processed condition. $150. Call BUICK-GMC BUICK, INC. officers and employees sional akie to work with free training, free $300 EQUAL HOUSING baths, hardwood floors ■Fully Insured stump removal. Free bedrooms. Newly 1981 Biick Regd Coup* *2,896 against any and all grades 5 & 6 students kit. No collecting or 1419.______OPPORTUNTTY Gravel, Sand, Stone Free Estimates renovated with carpet 643-1866. PRE-OWNED SPECIALS 198UincolnMarkVICp* *4,496 and much more. Call ■License # 506737 estimates. Special 84 O te v / Cai/Oief 4 Dr. *3.177 liability, loss or ex delivering. ALSO A t Real Estate advertised In and Fill ing and appliances. 1986Canoro *4,996 in language, arts and NEW TO MARKET *NEW-2 Bedroom usi U&R Realty, 643- 646-9564 Insured consideration for elderly and 85 0 td i(3 *ra 4 D r. *4,977 1966 V blnw og en GU *6,890 HIRING tills newspaper is subject to 85 Biick Riviera C;oupe U .577 pense including math. Send resume to Spacious and spectacular 3 bedroom Ranch with Ranches and Capes. 1- 2692. For deliveries call handicapped Centrally located. $550/ 87 MISC. FOR SALE ' 1987 B iic k Regal *4460 attorneys' fees, arising Steven Bent, Bolton DEMONSTATORS. ttie Federal Fair Housing A ct 6 4 3 -0 3 0 4 month plus utilities. Call 85 Buick Skyloik 4 Or., 33 K *4,677 1986 0 ld m o b le C > *lta 8 S *4,980 fireplaced living room, formal dining, knotty pine 3.5 Acres. FHA or VA- o f 1968 which makes It illegal •MANCHESTER-Park-like 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 647-7553 *USED-Paperbacks. 15- 85 Biick Centuy 4 Dr. *3.977 1988 Chevy C aprice (> 3 s ic *7,980 from claims of unfair Elementary School, 104 Call Georgia 871 -9273. kitchen and flrSshed lower level with fOmily room, NO Money down. Vinyl to advertise "any prefer- until 9pm, 623-6970. 86Cbe\vCavaller4Dr. *4.577 1989 B iic k C e n tu y C o ip * M .840 grounds surround this 25 Cents. Hitchcock, 86 Biick Parii Avenue *4,777 trade practices, infring- Notch Rd., Bolton, CT laundry and workshop. Adorable lot. 1 cor garage, siding, no-wax floors, ence, Hr|ltation or dbcrtml- MANCHESTER-3,4 and 6 1989 GEO Storm *8,980 ment of trademarks, 13 BUSINESS OPPOR n a tlo n b a se d o n ra c e , c o lo r, duality constructed DECKS/HOME mys-teries, thrillers, 86 Pontiac PoMeme Wagon *6,777 1989 Chevy C elebrity Wbg ji *8,980 06043. Closing date 7- meticulously maintained inside and out. $144,900. full basements. room apartments. 87 Oryslet 5th Avenue *6,977 1987 B iic k LeSobre ' (6,980 trade names or patents, 5-91.______TUNITIES religion, sex. harKlIcap, fanv Ranch. Bow windows. 2 IMPROVEMENT ELDER CARE SEAMSTRESS MASONRY best sel-lers, non 87 CXdi Royal Broushom *7,677 1988 B iic k LeSobre LTD *9,840 (/A ^ ^ Coventry and area lly status, or rxatlonal origin, or Security. 646-2426. 87 Chevy Chevetle25K violation of rights of towns. $104,875-up. Baths. Study, 2 Weekday, 9am-5pm. fiction. 875-4414. *3.977 1989 CSdi C |«t. Cruber Wbg *9,940 WOMAN-For various any Intention to moke any fireplaces, recreation 87 Buick Century 4 Or. *3,977 1991 Biick Skytok Sedan *11,890 privacy and infringe GROWING-Company Phil Blazawski, Philips such preference, limitation DECK WORKS NURSE’S-AIDE Creative Creations K & R MASONRY DIAMOND RING-For Love 1989 Mercury G rand M o rq iit (1 1,969 duties. Part time in Den room. Call Ron Brick, itona concrata poHot & TRUCKS ment of copyright and seeks self motivated in Real Estate, 742-1450. or dbcrim lnatloa " Years of experience b y or Pre-engagement. 1991 Biick Centuy Serten *14,980 proprietary rights, unfair tal office. Call 643- This n e w sp a pe r win n o t know Fournier, 649-3087, as HOME IMPROVEMENTS critmnay rapck. 84 Chevy K-IOW-Plow *6,477 1991 Stick LeSobre *14,980 6743. dividuals to assist in Dotti IS y e a s ajparianca. 33 CONDOMINIUMS Must see. $100/Best 88GMC 1500SleP.U. *8,477 competition and libel expansion. Part or full *BRAND-New listingl This ingly accept any odverfislrtg king $184,500. RE/ Deck, Suntooms, Additions, Care for Elderly FUykuuad 87 Toyota Pickup *4,477 81 Adams Street for Real Estate which Is In vio t Dr«iimci(lng • Attarottora offer. 649-4885. Leave and slander, which may MAX East of the'River, Garages, Repairs. Excellent references > Homa Decaationi aAitiaCrortt UcantaeS236.M. F O R R E N T 86 Ford Broco I *8,477 Manchester time. Will train. Cur darling Colonial on lation o f the law. Our readers D agb laiad afth c o n a jw a t massage. 88 Ford Ranger PIcktp *6,977 result from the publica 11 HELP WANTED*" rently interviewing, 282- Locust St. Manchester 647-1419. 315 HMIstown Rood 88 Chevy>vyK-T0SparMde4X4 *9A77 ore hereby Wormed that all Licensed Free Estimate Call pfotecS on HEBRON-Huga 2 6434571 tion of any advertise dwenirtgs advertised In this Manchaitar.CT06(V» 88G M C 3S00D uitv>K)K *11,677 7736. has many charming 644 -2 36 2 (203)649-6496 5 69 -7 67 1 ment in the Manchester APPRAISAL TRAINEE-lo- n e w sp a p e r a re a v a ila b le o n 7 4 2 -6 4 0 2 bedroom townhouse. 90 Chevy G-20 Van 7K *1 M 7 7 features from End unit. Washer/dryer END ROLLS Herald by advertiser, in cal offica of a national NEW TO MARKET yesteryearl Entry foyer an equal opportunity basis. 'FOR SALE-$60,000. Ap 722 Wethersfield Ave. 21 HOMES FOR SALE To ooimplain of discrimina hookups. $700. 6'75- 271/2” w id t h - *1.00 1986 OLDSMOBILE cluding advertisements organization needs 2 LUXURY CONDO with parlor, galley proved building lot, Hartford, CT full time career minded tio n c a ll; 6902/Mike. 13” width-50<= in any free distribution *ASHFORD-$104,900. This 2 b e d ro o m plus Loft Townhouse is os n ic e as th e y kitchen, very large Vernon. 249-1301 TORONADO individuals willing to get. Enjoy a life of the rich and famous writh central air HUD toll-free at: Aluminum Sheets 4/*5.00 publications published Waterfront. A year dining room, family $63,000. Condo, 3 rooms, KIT ‘N‘ CARLYLE by Urry Wright 22 CONDOMINIUMS 31 ROOMS FOR RENT MANSFIELD-2 bedroom, Neiwspiint end rob con be picked *5y995 work hard. We offer and vac, all appliances Including microwave, 1-800-424-8590 yp at the Mlorxthester Hefdd By the Manchester round home in a beauti room, 3 bedrooms, 1 corner unit, F O R S A L E wall to wall carpeting, training, earn while you washer and dryer, brand new' carpeting, marble full and 2 half baths, MANCHESTER-Frae ONLY before 11 a.m . Monday 1986 VOLKSWAGEN Herald. ful setting. Private dock fireplace, and one car garage. 2 1/2 baths, formal Manchester. stove, refrigerator. Call ttvou(Xi Thixidoy. learn, choice of walk out basement and week with $100 security 646-2192 6pm.-7pm. Schaller lE T T A CL locations, potential porch and swim area. dining included in this 1/80 sq. ft. home. Assumable ‘ EXPANSION-has been $69,900. Condo. 5 rooms, 'GARAGES-Are available! Fireplace. Adorable ■ 1-car garage. Very dona. Huge fireplaced remodeled, first floor $57,900-$74,900. Lots deposit. Clean, quiet, Quality 1 L O S T e n d F O U N D earning in excess of mortgage possible. private corner lot. furnished. 646-8337. *5,995 $25,000. Call Mary at move-in condition. family room. Cathedral Manchester. of choices await you in 34 HOMES FOR RENT Pre-Owned Autos IMPOUNDED-Young Great starter home or mcm D.F. REALE, INC. $139,900. Jackson & ceiling, updated $84,500. Condo, 5 rooms, this complex set quietly 88 TAP SALES Value Priced 1988 FIREBIRD 742-8131______Jackson Real Estate, MANCHESTER-2 Large female shepherd cross. second home. Call M B n i # r e a l ESTATE kitchen. Immaculate appllanced. South in the Historical District. rooms. Share kitchen. •MANCHESTER-BIg 8 USED CAR B E S T BUYS! T-Tops, V-8 CABLE TV-laborer for un 647-8400. MANCHESTER-40 Picked up French Rd. Sharon, 646-5566. RE/ ■ H ■ H 175 Main S t, MancIwaUr interior. Nice kitchen. Windsor. 1 or 2 Bedroom Ranch $90/Weekly. Includes rooms, 4 or 5 1965 Volva C l wagon $6,900 derground construction. MAX East of the River, 648-4525 $132,900, Townhouse, 5 bedrooms, large yard, Gardner St., West, *7,995 Call Bolton Dog *CHARMING-3 Bedroom, Asking $169,000. RE/ units with applianced all. Excellent area. 649- A uto, A /C , Leaiher. Loaded Must be 18 years old. 647-1419. NEW AND EXPERIBNCED AaBNTSWfANTED rooms, 1-1/2 baths, washer and dryer nook June 29, 9-3pm. Many Warden. 646-3102. 1-1/2 bath Cape in,nice MAX East of ihe River, kitchens, dining areas, 4003. 19a9F2S0UlMPIckls> $11,S00 1987 VOLKSWAGEN Have a valid CT driver's •BEAUTIFULLY- area. Stone front, full 647-1419. decks, sky-lites, spacious rooms and up, parking and much Hems. CABRIOLET CONV. LOST-2 Boxers, 1 female, license and own garage, Vernon. more. $675 per month. V-8, Auto. A /C , XLT Pkg., Low Mies Decorated 3 bedroom, dormer, updated garages with some 32 APARTMENTS FOR brindle; 1 male, brown. transportation to job utilities. $136,000. $139,900. Colonial, unitsf Rent no morel No utilities included. 1957AcsxalnIe9aLS $7,995 *9,995 Bolton area, 649-9329. 1-1/2 bath Cape with ______RENT ______sites. Experience new kitchen and break -YVe’re Selling HousesI' remodeled, 1-acre, Anne Miller Real Available August 1. 9 1 CA RS F O R SALE 5 Speed. A /C , SunroeX preferred. Call 455- Hundreds of Columbia 646- 6441, leave 1965 C addy Bdorodo $5 ,99 5 LOST-Black & tan short fast nook. 2-Tierod Blanchard & Rossetto, Estate. 647-8000. 1 BEDROOM-Quiat, haired Tabby cat. Last 0679 7pm.-9pm. 646-2482. $162,900. Contemporary, message. BUICK-Century Limited, V-8, Auto, Loaded BOB RILEY deck plus large above sunny, central. Single OLDSKIOBILE/VOLKSWAGEN seen wearing 2 collars EXPERIENCED ground pool. Large 2 !•••• readers turn rare pricel 3 Bedrooms, 1986,2.8 IHer, V-6, A/C. 19eSlteooteCcnlnwM 56,900 ITS THE LAW. •CUTE & COZY-3 •MALLARD VIEW-New non-smoking female 258 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER & bell, June 15. Lost in PAINTERS-Fast, car garage. $153,800. large master bedroom) 3 S S T O R E Sc O F F IC E cruise control, AM/FM V-8. Auto. Loaded, Low Mies Bedroom starter Cape to Classified Vernon. Ranch and Colonial preferred. No pets. McKee St. area. Much money-motivated, hard '1/Ve’re Selling HousesI* ______SPACE ______stereo tape. Asking 1990Subanj LoydeSeden $0,995 649-1749 Real Estate Agents are on good sized level lot. $184,900.2 Family, 5 & 5, homes. Change your References. Deposit. $4795. Call evenings loved family working. Base plus Blanchard & Rossetto, $450 plus heat/utilities. AT, A/C.PS. p a AM/FM Stereo, S ^er pet.Reward. 649-4488. Hardwood floors, great e v e ry d a y separate systems, fully lifestyle to one floor 644-8312. bonus. &9-2790. 646- 2482. buy at $115,000. Call 649-9287.______EXCELLENT-Location. 1990 Suboni LoyeXeSeden $0,995 rented, Manchester. living. 2 Bedrooms, 2 350 Square feet. $250. 04 MOTORCYCLES ft LOST-Keys in small blue now required to disclose Barbara W. RE/MAX CHEVROLET-Spoctrum, AT. A/C. PS. PB, AM/FM Stereo. Red SECRETARY/RECEP- *BING BANG BOOMI searching $207,900. 3 Family, great bath Colonials. At 39 Glenwood. 2 Bedroom Incluses heat/utilities. MOPEDS cloth bag. West Center Seller has another East of tha River, 647- investment! Fully tached garage. From 1986. Orginally from 1957 Flyinouet Voyeger SE $7 ,9 9 5 TIONIST-Position avail Duplex. Appliances. No 647- 9223/643-7175. TN. Call 645-6817, St. area $25 Reward. able in small manufac home in mind and is in writing whether they 1419. rented. East Hartford. $143,900. North Main pets. $5/5/Month. 2 A uto. A /C , 7 Passenger HONDA-1982 V45 Call 643-8557. fo r so m e leave message. turing office. Good anxious to selll You'll $230,000. Commerdal/of- St. to Union St. to Ros Months Security. 649- MANCHESTER-Store/ 1954 Toyota C ony UE 56,900 Magna. Low mileage, . Commercial use. Main phone and typing skills love the excellent con represent the buyers or 'FALL IN LOVE-Delightful fice/warehousa. Total of setto Dr. •We’re Selling 9455. DODGE DAYTONA-1985. A uto. A /C , PW. POL M ore excellent c»ndition, few dition of this smart 7 seasonal home, com p a rtic u la r HousesI' Blanchard & St. near Center St. 646- “EASY DOES IT’ required. Good 5200 square feet. Many Turbo Z-Fully loaded. 1962 Buick RegeiSeden 5 2 ,5 0 0 extras. Needs back tire. room Split on Hollister pletely renovated. New possibilitlesi East Rossetto, 646-2482. MANCHESTER-2 Plus 2426, 9am-5pm. All options. $4700-Book $1200/best offer. 646- benefits. Non-smoking the sellers in a transac ite m . bedrooms, Victorian V-6. Auto, A/C. Stereo is Ihe way to descrbe office. Send Resume to: St. in Manchester. 3 roof, kitchan, bathroom, Hartford. MANCHESTER-300-1800 value. Selling-$3200 or 3234. pkscing a wont od. Bedrooms, 2 full baths, carpets, and much Strano Real Estate, 647- 21 HOMES FOR SALE *1 HOMES FOR SALE home. Nice area. $675/ best offer. 643-2548. 1967Acual«g«KlSed 514500 Secretary, P/O C-106, *MANCHESTER-$94.900. month, plus utilities. No Square foot office Just cxjl64S-27Il arid C/O Manchester firepalce, hardwood tion. Accordingly, we are more. Very quiet dead Will your ad 7653, suites, 341 Broad St. MOVING-MUST V-6. Auto, Loaded, Skrer 96 AUTO SERVICES ' end street. Walk to 'MANCHESTER- CHFA Approved 1 pets. 649-8283 1969 nym oU h CoB CT $ 4 ,9 9 5 wedotheresti Herald, PO Box 660, floors, den, great sum 'GRACIOUS-3 Bedroom, MANCHESTER- bedroom Ranch Condo Hotchkiss Co. 1-800- SELLIII beach, large lot. Must be there? $129,900. 3 Bedroom Auto, AM/FM, Sham Cor Manchester 06040. mer porch. Easy walk including In our services, 2-1/2 bath Contem $127,500. Newer 922-3343. FREE-Junk car removal. ing distance to schools I seel Coventry, $55,000. Cape with many up 'Cream Puff' home, art with garage. D.W. Fish MALIBU-1980. 110,000 porary on private 2.3 Real Estate. 643-1591 MANCHESTER-2 miles. Runs well. Needs 1965 Honda Aocrxd IX $9,900 Buying late model B FINANCIAL 5 FINANCIAL Priced right at Tony Laskus, Philips 643-2711 dates. D.W. Rsh Real fully landscapped. D.W. Bedroom, heat/hot A uto, A /C . Loaded wrecks. Call Parker $139,900. Jackson & buyer representation as Real Estate, 742-1450. acres. Impressive foyer, Estate, 643-1591 or or 871-1400.______36 VACATION radiator. Extra tire rims. cathedral ceiling, Jacuz Fisn Real Estate, 643- water. $595 to $775. 1 19B4 Chevy Speefeum $2,900 Street Used Auto Parts. Jackson Real Estate, 871-1400. 1591 or 871-1400. PROPERTY $300,649-1546. zi in master OMroom. year lease. Security 4 Spd., Stereo, Econo C^cx, Lo m Mtas 647- 8400.______well as seller representa •THIS OWNER SAYS deposit. No pets, 646- MALIBU-1980. 110,000 05 WANTED TO BUY/ AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES WHY SEND A CARD? $204,900. 'We’re Sell MANCHESTER- DISNEYWORLD-Within 4- 19B7BiicfcSanMtsri $4,995 $185,900. Large, main •SELL!' $59,900. Miles. Runs well. Needs TRADE ______*BRAND-New listingl ing Housesr Blanchard 'SCOTLAND-Horse Farm. 1/2 miles. Furnished 5 Speed, PS. Pa AM /FM Cassette FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START tion. Call us today about Make your own personal wishes to &1tossetto, 646-2462. tenance free duplex Owner wants offers on radiator. Extra tire rims. 1 5 Stall barn. Rustic, but MANCHESTER-2 house, 2 bedrooms, 2 Move right in to this and 2-car garage. D.W. these 4 room Ranch $300. 649-1546. 19B7AaKil«gMtdLSed S13L900 BANKRUPTCY LAW clean, cute 6 room that special person in your life. *UKE-Area livabilit new Dutch Colonial. Bedroom apartment. baths, Sleeps 6, Has V-6, Auto. Leather. Loaded We buy dean, late model used Ility. 2- Fish Real Estate, 643- units with garages MERCEDES-1977, 300D. Capa Cod on Hyde St. the Buyer-Broker Con Story Cape :’s been Separate apartment. underneathi Fully ap- Stove, refrigerator, recreational facilities. 19a4PoreacGtmlMx 55,495 cars and trucks. Top prices Such as birthdays, weddings, 1591 cr 871-1400. heat, hot water. On Weekly/monthlyly/monthly rates. Excellent parts for your Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets in Manchester. 3 well care for. Warm Out buildings. Call Ron pliancad kKchens with V-8,AT,A/C.FdlPowef,AloyVWieelJ paid. MANCHESTER- Fournier for details, busline. Call 647-1595. Call 1<-!573-9655. 300D, or rebuild as Free Consultation Bedrooms, full cept. ’ anniversaries, holidays. fireplace, sun room, walkout to a dock per 1964Volvo,240 01 56,900 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet basement, 2 car garage $230,000. Exciting new 649-3087. RE/MAX project car. $1000/best den, eat-in kitchen, 2 fect for barbecuesi Pool MANCHESTER-1 offer. 722-6400 or 953- 4 C yl. AT, /VC, AM/FM, Oean Car 1229 Main Street STOP with garage door CaU Classified Today 8 ream Ccntempcrary East of the River, 647- is ready for you tool room apartment. Heat S S P A D m N Q R bedrooms, woodburn 9514, ask for Joe. 1967 Fata Escort 0 1 $ 5 ,5 0 0 ■Wage GUirnishmente -Creditor Harassment openers. Great quiet WILLIAM E. BELFIORE ing stove. Corner lot. by U&R. Cathedral ceil 1419. Tennis nearby. This and hot water. Garage. PAPBRINO Manchester, CT 643-2711 Auto. A/C. PS. pa Low Mtes ■ReposMssions -Interest & Rnance Charges neighborhood close to Fencing. Coventry, ing living ream and •SOUTH WINDSOR- complex is convenient Clean. Laundry PONTIAC FIERO-1985. 646-6464 school. Nicely AGENCY REALTORS and ask for $112,900. Tony Zilora, family roam, s^arate $234,900. Immaculate yet set aparti Anne facilities. Security ana PAINTING-Intarior/Ex- Good condition. 5- maintained, $127,900. den cr cffice. Gauntry references. $545 per terior and carpentry. Speed. 61,000 Miles. SCHALLER $$$ TOP DOLLAR $5$ Call Philips Real Estate, 4 bedroom Colonial Miller Real Estate, 647- Cosh on the barrel hoad. for your 1 - 800- 927-9992 Jackson & Jackson 647-1413 nze or Paula 742-1450. style kitchen, fcrmal with a view, D.W. Fish 8000. monthly. No dogs. 646- Call Mika, 647-6855. $2500. Call 643-6410. Real Estate, 647-8400. d in in g ream , 4 ACURA o ld o r la te m o d e l c le a n used c a r Real Estate, 643-1591 'TIRED OF RENT? 7268. o r tru ck. bedreems, 2-1/2 baths. or 871-1400.______74 FURNITURE 345 CENTER STREET Call Aide at Central air. Pretty view. $59,900-$74,900. Full MANCHESTER-Duplex, 4 -^Center Motorsii^ •WHAT A PRICE- basementsi 1 or 2 rooms, 2 bedrooms. MANCHESTER Tony March Buick-CMC Ready far ycur deccrl APARTMENT-size gas Auto Sales 722 WathersHeld Ave. U&R Realty, 643-2692. Pleasant Ranch on Bedroom Ranch or $595 per month. No 647-7077 Hartford 249-1301 quiet (xj|-de-sac, eat-in Townhouse units with pets. Call between 4- stova. Convertible 369-371 Main Street kitchen, 3 bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, 6pm. Philibrick Agency, lovesaat. Two rockers. 649-4304 MANCHESTER- Rug. 649-6865, be $245,000. Excepticnal kitchen alliances appliances, washer/ 646-4200. 1990Chiv«terLeBaron t10,79S included. ReducedI dryer hookups, private tween 10 a.m.-5 p.m. 1963 Chevy Citation tl ,995 LEGAL NOTICE IT’S TAG SALE TIME 10 roam Contemporary MANCHESTER-5-1/2 TOWN OF ANDOVER entrances. Owner will 1985 Ponttcc G lan d Prix tS,495 R a ise d R anch. 4 $129,900. Roy Room dirolex. Near I- WHEEL-CHAIR Osborne, Bolton. Call lease/purchase or pay $150,Twin bed with box 1968 Hyundai Excel 12,495 I have a Tax Warrant to rtellect taxes for the Town of Andover Bedrooms, 1-floor fami 384. $/50/month. 1964 Chevy S-10Plctoip $2,995 ly room, large office Philips Real Estate, closing crosts. Call office Security. 649-6300. spring and mattress on the October 1, 1990 Grand List at the rate of 46.9 mills. room or leisure room, 742-1450. for detailsl Anne Miller $75,brown metal 1962 Honda Accord $3495 Taxes in the amount of $100 or less are due and payable in 4 Days for the Price of 3! Real Estate, 647-8000. MANCHESTER-Large 2 clothes'closet $50. Call 1966 Ford LTD $3,795 full in July 1991. /VII motor vehicle taxes, regardess of the formal dining, 2 MANCHESTER-Great bedroom apartment. daytime until 7pm, 649- 1903 Toyota CeScaGT $3,998 amount, are due in full July 1,1991. The first quarterly install fireplacesi 2 baths. starter cape in nice 1904 Toyota Supra $5,999 ment on all other taxes on the October 1, 1990 Grand List is 20x40 Inground pool. 2 3 LO TS 8i LAND F O R Third floor of 3 family 3751. Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to quiet neighborhood, 3 home in nice area. 1966 Pontiac 6(XX)LE $5,795 due and payable July 1,1991. Payments made after August 1, Excellent condition bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, SALE 1065 Pontiac FtaroCpe. $4495 1991 are subject to a bate charm of 1V2% pw month on the throughout. U&R $575/month. Call 649- 78 TV. STEREOSAND living room with 5017.______1969 Chevy C o n ic a $4495 late installment from the due cate, or a minimum of $2.00. Realty, 643-2692. fireprace, equipped MANCHESTER-Building APPLIANCES 1965 C ustom Cruiser W ag $4,795 Payments can be made by mail or at the Town Office Building 9 announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. MANCHESTER- kitchen, dining room, lot exclusive MT Farms THREE-room apartment 1979 Ford Bronco XLT $3495 the following hours: Monday through Thursday (8:30-12:00 & $1.14,900. 'Cute and large encloseq porch. area. Approx\1 acre. in private home. Private REFRIGERATOR-20 Over 40 C V S in Stock Plus 1:00-4:00) and Friday (8:30-12:30). The Tax Collector's Office Under ground utilities, entrance and bath. is also open Monday evenings from 6:00-8:00 p.m. Clean,' nice starter/ Owner anxious. Asking Cubic foot, side by side. New Arrivals Daily T a c S a ltM s M $137,500. Call Joe at water, sewer. Asking $400/month, includes Almond color. 3 Years Mary-Alice Piro, Tax Collector TAG SAU SIGN STOP m AT OUR OFFICE retirement home. D.W. $130,000. 742-1244 or “FuM Auto Repair Service" talyTvMiay, Far TWt Spacial FREE! Fish Real Estate, 643- Lom bardo & utilities. Security. Call old. Excellent condition. Andover, Connecticut Cl 643-2711 Associates, 647-1413. 649-5711. Ask for Tom. 875-2909 $450,646-9733. 1591 or 871-1400. 043-06 t l i £ 1 i'r- MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 26.1991—13 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 26,1991 “ THENEWBREED BLONDtE by Dm h Ysuna A Stan Draka HE D O E S N 'T HOW Afle YPU • THAT'S WONOERFUl.1 Crossword F»2ANK G E TTIM S HEEO t o c a l l FRANK AND KNOW rr VET papH6,C>ANICE CONGRATULATE HIM ' / \ J g v 7 ^ S e U HOME BUYS A T ^ O W t D ACROSS 43 Dtftnts •wot to Proslauf Puxtiu dtpl. 1 Rhythin 44 kifurists □na [!□□□ [laac] 6 Intended 47 Imprisoning □ □□ □□(!□ □□□□ 11 Embroidery 49 Showed lo a yam chair REAL ES I A t I-. 13 Tray 50 Immsdistsly ciQaaD □□□ □□□ 14 Movis bouts (2 wdi.) □ □ 0 1 □ □ □ M a m Slrctl 15 Type of 51 Mary — aaaaaaa □□□□□ sword Moors □□a □□□□ □□□□ ARLO AND JA M S by JkiNOy Aihnaon Maiu'liLsiL'i. ( I 1C Wood sorrol 52 Enthusiastic □□□□ □□□□ □□□ 17 Tho King — □□□□□ □□□□□□□ u DOWN 6 4 7 - 8 0 0 0 19 InsocUckft □ □ □ □ □ □ WNv\KV\K BoJbaraW elnbero Stan W einberg Ellen N em ecok Caroline ofolgifis Barbara Brzezlnskl Rosalie BrunettI 20 Rocrult 1 The rssi — □DD □□□ □□□□□ 22 Lads 2 Heath plani □□□aQGaaa □□□ — ~ ^ = ~ — — 23 Containsr 3 Occupant ol □□aa □□□□ □□□ 24 Coil ol yarn ipartmsnt GARAGES ARE 26 Ora. summer 4 Farm snhnal aaaa □□□□ □□□ AVAILABLE Urns 5 Whsl'i IsH 18 — KapHal 39 Rmobobig $57,900474,900 28 OWsgs 6 — Tss-lung 21 Crab's claw 40 Squaring 29 Through 7 Building 22 Commanded Lots of choices await you in this oomplox tool 30 Ditoncum- whig 25 Cutout 45 Contumod set quietly In the Histcxical District. 1 or 2 btr 8 Fashion pho 27 Toyod Rich Bums Dkano Comollo Rich Kohler Debbie Temple g food since that cosmetics company did those Linda Brown bedroom Ranch units with applianced 31 Earn tographer 31 — sahro 46 Neighbor ol 33 Inttrmsdlsts Richard — 32 — orcoflaa Fr. experiments on him.” kitchens, dining areas, spacious rooms (prsl.) 9 Donkey N 34 Ran spur 48 Tibstan and rarages with some unitsi RENT NO 35 Hum 10 Jogt 35 Takg away gtzaHa SNAFU by Brace Beattie MOREI 37 Womanly 12 Auld — by lores 41 SpoH Syne 36 Baa product Nofeen Reilly Jim Malloy Bob Prico THIS OWNER SAYS 42 RMNntd 13 Ollficult task 38 MinortI " “SELL”III SPIDER-MAN by SU n Laa $59,900 T“ 3 ” 3 4 T- 1 r " w Terry Holland . Pat Namerow Debbie Owens Steve Temple g lo o K - s u x e A B U R s iA R y NC»W JOHN Q. (VeuC'U. OH, /K7.^1He AlexEIgner o Owner wants offers on these 4 room n Ranch units with GARAGES UNDER- H AND Tuerve e a r seevtm sp/pe/' /V/Moir Be4T NEATHI Fully applianced kitchens with A B o s r / t s e / L C A ti o o / /M ere? IT r walkout to a dock perfect for barbecuosl 14 n r Pool Is ready for you tool Tennis nearby. Valerie Chose Phil Andrews Jane Hendricks This complex Is convenient yet set aparti 1$ « TIRED OF RENT??? 25 Felix DuVerger Jimmy Van SIckIn Ron Fournier Sharon Miller Anne Doremus - tSO 900-$74.900 FULL BASEMEfTTSI 1 OR 2 bedroom Ranch or Townhouse units with w aW o-' (S> RE MAX east ot the river I 5 T 297 East Center Street f IT wall carpeting, appliances, washer/dryer > Manchester, CT 06040 hookups, prlrate entrances. Owner will 55" (203) 647-1419 Lease/Purchase a pay closing costs. Call office for detailsl R E ^ 5 5 - ii EEK AND MEEK by Hotwia Schnaldar acNion cmzEN otscouNTs - ^ 41 nr m DATIWG 5 e » / i c e JU 5T ( F V U E P G 0 I M 5 E V UJE fi£T Rl2Sr SHCO"AO. REAL m m ar Ti::?/V5K AAV 44 iuo(ek£0 o ;r A Gfieftr OEAL - m 3 iu e > i£ Oh$ ( u ESTATE L O . Blanchard ^Rossetto U&R REALTY CO. u/nH TmGa0 MEK)T J STRANO 49 395 NORTH MAIN STREET 203-647-7653 OEE B 6 4 6 -2 4 8 2 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 “My husband sleepwalks a lot.' laSAOV? MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 203-643-2215 FAX IHWESTCENTEnST CORNER OF McKEE ST. MANCHESTER S 5 S I SI 1S T REAL ESTATE — FAX » 1 MMAT-TSTS /Robert D. Murdock, Realtor U k e u m rij $60,000 - Approved Building Lot. Vernon I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ■ • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee $63,000 - Condo - 3 rooms. Comer Unit. Manchester SiSS Unscramble these four Jumbles, They treat me right $69,900 -- Condo - 3 rooms. Remodeled. 1 st floor. Man one letter to each square, lo form 6 -2 U four ordinary words. IX. chester MALLARD VIEW NEW RANCH MANCHESTER $230,000 3 WINTHROP by Dick CavalH $84,500 - Condo - 5 rooms. Applianced. So. Windsor AND COLONIAL HOMES! Exciting New 8 room Contemporary by U&R. Cathedral ceil- KYMIL W t' OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 S r C hanoe your l festylo to 1 fir living. 2 BR Charming 3 BR. I ’rz BA Cape In nice inged L.R. & family room, separate den or office. Country DO VOU ^U eV E THAT DOES THE SUN RISE " itD L l J U S T C A N T p i n $132,900 - Townhouse - 5 rooms, 1 1/2 baths, decks, 2 bath Ranches Also a BR !■« bath area. Stone front, full donner, updated IC t h a t SfAV DOW N O N utilities. $136,000 styled kitchen, formal dining room, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. F?AT SAOAK WEARS IN THE EAe»TAND Colonials An ga age From $143,900. Caa Ihgm IWawto SET IN THE W EST? ANVTHINQ-. skylights, garage. Vernon Norm Main oireei lo umium Sueo, .o Dir: West Middle Tpke. to Homestead St. Central air, pretty view, ready for your decor. CELEBRITY CIPHER e l e v a t o r Rosseno Drive. “We're Selling HousesI' Catebrlty CIphar cryptograms are craalad from quotallont by latnout ZERO $139,900 - Colonial. Remodeled, 1 acre. Columbia 'We're Selling Housesr people, peal and preaenl. Each letter In the cIphar stands tor / another. T o d ty 't du a: N tq u tls J. • / ■ $162,900 " Contemporary. Rare price! 3 bedrooms, large 5^ 'MVUM6V B SVVW master bedroom! Vernon AVOGGR lOZW 8V RUQ UOM HE 5AIP HE PREFERS $184,900 •• Two Family - 5 & 5. Separate systems. Fully BLONPE6, BECAUSE TO WU PV N.A., HU H/M SLONPEG HAVE V '-4 Now sacs m •Mck. Jm M M Boon No. st la •vasahla t o * « « h Inctotoi d m •nd hWkdUng. from jMWb li. t i p W fMwBptpBf. P.O. Bob 4$ U . O titn P n , Ih. 32M 2-43W . IndudG your rgrw , Bddr*«B ond tip eod« and mahB etiGcii ptyGblB to NowspaportMObB. RETMAXEAST OF THE RIVER (203) 647 1419 TH E PHANTOM by Lee FWk A By Bany 297 east center st manchester ct 0 6 0 4 0 (800) 544-4932 / / d ; • t j S M i LLINOTO, KING OF LLONGO. THE BORN LOSER by All Sansom r 8AI76PBATH,AL01>5Y r ;ifea,oFcoufee,iF ^ Real Estate BING BANG BOOM!!! RALLY 6H00LC?fiCr HOLLIS ‘5 K IM - fW5lO»OAyiPA NASTY e o i N f e i D Seller has another home in mind and is ANXIOUS to sell! You'll love the excellent condition of ttiis smart 7 OOlJDiTTOM... C ? e R » IT K A l n i t p i c k . i I 647-8400 room SPLIT on Hollister St. in Manchester. 3 bedrooms, 168 Main Street, MancheKter 2 full baths, fireplace, hardwood ficxrrs, den, great sum Ashford $104,900 mer porch. Easy walking distance to schools! PRICED ewe ^ Wstsrfront RIGHT AT $139,900. A year round home In a beautiful setting, Horae Farm rivate dock, porch and swim area. 5 stall barn, rustic, but new Dutch n a a a ^ Piraplace. Adorable move In condition. Colonial. Separate apt., outbuildings. Call Great starter home or 2nd home. Call Ron Fournier for details. 649-3087. Asking Sharon,joffice 647-1419, res. 646-5566. $192,800. ______ HAQAH THE HORRIBE by OR Browne THE ORIZWELLS by BW Schorr X ALWAYS KNEW lU^lKER WOULP JU S T n o t in ' YoU'fze A &12SAT EYEMTUALLY f o l l o w in fAY o O YoU/ Y B T T M e Y i BUNNY SUPPERS IW - " RWTSTBPS., BRAND NEW LISTING!!! (7(3M'T FBAI2 Y<3U > ------^ Expansion has bean dona. Huge This darling COLONIAL on Locust St in Manchester BRAND NEW LISTING!!! / o O Mr. & Mrs. Charming have done wonders. Move light into this dean, cute 6 room CAPE COD on Quality 3 BR Colonial. Convenient loca firaplac^ family room. Cathedral catling. has many diarmlng features from yesteryear! Entry Cute A oozy 3 BR starter Cape on good Updated kitchen. Immaculate interior. Hyde St. in Mandtester. 3 bedrooms, full basement 2 sized level lot. Hardwood floors. Great buy tion. Attractive large firaplaced LR. Asking foyer with parlor, galley kitchen, very large dining NIm , nice kitchen. Asking $169,000. at $115.000. Call Barbara W. $157,500. Call Barbara W. room, family room. 3 bedrooms, 1 full and 2 half baths, ze with garage door openers. Great <^et walk out basement and 1 car garage. Very private hood doae to school. Nicely maintained. M ■ . - - - - 1 A CsSwAa comer lot. $139,900. M^ t wMmnmmMmi nPBnVW Oi m1tMp9 n0 9 nwy u n n 9a 9 W r w u L-C;! m m OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 0 PM: SATURDAY 9 A M Tu b HM Vinton Village Rte 31 M adtiU F 3466 D Main St., Coventry 1 ALLEY OOP by Dave O nue IHILIPS FRANK AND fiRNEST by Bob Thavaa REAL ESTATE 1 YR. BUYER ® YES...THIS IS D.W.FISH •ASSVoines 742-1450 647-$120 PROTECTION AVAIUBLE PR.WONMUG.' THt R[7\LTY COMPANY I I JTlarul ( . a r U v / i s 220 HARTFORD TPKE. * VERNON 243 MAIN STREET * MANCHESTER 871-1400 643-1591 ^^ALLE^K.T. / W P P P P ^ ...THE PHONE RINfiG IN . _ _