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MONDAY LOCAL NEWS INSIDE ■ Manchester Hospital Gets New Scanner MONDAY LOCAL NEWS INSIDE ■ Manchester hospital gets new scanner. anrhrHlpr ■ Chmielecki seeks public alcohol ban. ■ Towns announce school registration times. WhaVs ■ Parks department offers trips, programs. News Local/Regional Section August 13, 1990 Oil spills into Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year ship channel f Newsstand Price: 35 Cents HOUSTON (AP) — Crews worked today to patch and empty a barge that buckled and iHaurhrstrr Hrralft UConn’s Henefeld signs leaked at least 22,000 gallons of heavy fuel oil, the Coast Guard Conflict said. It was the Houston Ship with Israeli pro team Channel’s third large spill of the summer. The accident occurred while rules too the barge was being loaded at an — see page 47 SPORTS Arco Petrochemical dock Sun­ strident: day morning. GM strike could By NABILA MEGALLI professor idle workers The Associated Press DETROIT (AP) — A strike at a General Motors Corp. parts MANAMA, Bahrain — Iraq’s By RICK SANTOS plant has idled three assembly last major oil export outlet, a plants and could force the layoff Grady leads the PGA Manchester Herald pipeline across the Arabian penin­ of 40,000 autoworkers by mid­ sula, is effectively closed and an week, the company says. MANCHESTER — Regardless of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) — Wayne Grady used his Iraqi tanker was turned away when Bargainers for United Auto it tried to load at the pipeline’s ter­ the provisions in the Town Charter, Workers union Local 659 and head and his driver to take the lead Friday halfway a University of Connecticut profes­ through the PGA Championship. minal, diplomatic sources said the AC Rochester Flint West sor who is a leading authority on The 33-year-old Australian, more noted 29 runner-up today. plant returned to the bargaining The sources at the terminal at ethics, says that she believes elected table this morning after working *’orld-wide finishes, then for victories, stayed out of the municipal officials should not be s ^ rough and shot the best round of the tournament, a 5- Yanbu, Saudi Arabia said the tanker for about 12 hours beginning at barred from holding teaching posi­ under-par 67 for a 36-hole total of 139. al-Qaddisiyah arrived Sunday even­ 1 p.m. Sunday, a union member ing and “just tried to get alongside tions at public schools in the towns said. One shot back were Fred Couples and former Masters where they serve. ^ m ehamp Larry Mize, two more guys who found tlie much- the jetty.” They spoke on condition maligned Shoal Creek course to their liking. of anonymity. TTie issue of whether members of the town Board of Directors should “I’ve got to keep negative thoughts out of my head and y Tbgs that are necessary to help the Magellan unhurt O m be allowed to work for their Z CD my driver in the fairway,” Grady said. “If I can do that ships dock did not aid the tanker, by chip failure and keep on playing the way I am, come Sunday after­ and the vessel sailed away today municipalities was re-ignited last noon I’ll be around it.” without taking on oil, the sources week. The subject of the controver­ PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — sy is the school board’s hiring of S H He’s been around it somewhere before, losing a said. Pumping through the pipeline One of the Magellan Democratic Director Peter P. playoff for the 1989 British Open, but that memory also ceased, they said. spacecraft’s backup computers DiRosa Jr. rejected commands when a didn’t deter him from challenging a course that got the Saudi officials refused to com­ X m The Associated Press Professor Carol Lewis, who is best of such big names as Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, ment. 'The kingdom has not said memory chip failed, but the currently writing her second book glitch won’t hurt the $744 mil­ Curus Strange, Seve Ballesteros, Mark Calcavecchia and publicly it would block the oil flow MILITARY BUILD-UP - Forces from some of the world’s armies continue to converge in the jj Arnold Palmer. from the pipeline. Persian Gulf. At the top, an unidentified American soldier is on a lookout aboard the U S on ethics in government, said that in lion exploration of Venus, en­ O general, prohibiting hirings like gineers say. No irons or 3-woods for Grady. But the diplomatic sources said command ship USalle in the Arabian Gulf. At bottom. Jaguar Fighter Aircraft wait on a tar­ there was no doubt Saudi authorities DiRosa’s will only act to deter resi­ O m “The driver is one of my strong points,” Grady said. “I mac in Norfolk, England before leaving for an undisclosed location in the Middle East dents from taking part in town both turned away the tanker and m won’t complain about the rough because I haven’t been government. Infant dies from O in it much.” declared the pipeline shut. “Manchester is using big city Then he griimed. About U million gallons of Iraqi gunshot wound m g crude had been passing through the standards, and it’s not a big city,” CO “But if I miss 14 fairways tomorrow, I’ll come in here Lewis said. NEW YORK (AP) — A 3- and tear up the place.” pipeline daily until a boycott by With a relatively small population weck-old Bronx boy was ac­ O most countries of Iraqi oil forced cidentally shot and killed by his Grady missed the fairway only once and made his only of about 55,000, there are not bogey of the day at that hole. Baghdad to reduce the flow last father, the latest victim in a 2m ^>> Mize one-putted 10 times in a 68. Couples, dubbed week. enough active people in the com­ wave of shootings that have left munity to enforce strict ethical “Boom Boom” for his long if not errant drives, had an The other main outlets for Iraqi ■ ‘'fi- , 'V - six toddlers dead or wounded in > CO adventuresome 71 that included a comeback from con­ crude had been two pipelines guidelines and function properly as the last three weeks, police said. secutive 6’s on the 12th and 13th holes. through 'Rirkey to the Mediter­ a town, she said. “It can bring Three-week-old ^ u n i Rosa 4- government to a halt in ^ > ranean. Those lines are no longer in was shot in the chest by a bullet J 3 H Both joined the minority in saying that they liked the operation. Manchester.” that passed through an apartment course. > Iraq depends on oil revenue as its Tw“iri» wall and struck him as he slept “It’s fun to play,” Couples said. Lewis, speaking in general about "O main source of income. Its daily DiRosa with whom she is not ac­ in his crib at 11:45 p.m. Sunday, “I like it a lot,” Mize said. “I just think it is a good golf OPEC production quota is 3.14 mil­ police spokeswoman Officer course. I think you have to have a good all-around game quainted, said if the town regarded lion barrels a day, but punitive ac­ him highly enough to keep him in Janice Swinney said. His father, to play it. It favors the player who is playing best.” tions taken since its invasion of Raul Rosa, 25, was cleaning his 'Those conunents were in sharp contrast to the howls office since 1978, then one would Kuwait on Aug. 2 have virtually think they would be pleased to have gun when it accidentally dis­ of outrage indignation from most of the rest of golTs eliminated the market for Iraqi oil. charged, Swinney said. leading lights. him teach in the schools. The giant Saudi Aramco company At the time of DiRosa’s hiring in Fuzzy Zoeller estimate was more typical. “The hardest operates both the Saudi pipeline and damn golf course I’ve ever played in my life,” Zoeller June, debate erupted when members Clash erupts as the terminal. of the Republican party questioned said after a second-round 71 lifted him into contention at 'The Iraqis had continued to pump 143, one under par. whether he had a conflict of interest treaty Is signed oil through the pipeline at a reduced Nick Faldo, the Englishman who won the Masters and with his duties as a director and a OKA, Quebec (AP) — rate because the tanks at the ter­ teacher. British Open earlier this year, called it “the most frustrat­ Thousands of protesters, angered minal were half full. Oil executives, \ At the time. Town Attorney by a monthlong Mohawk block­ ing 18 I’ve ever seen,” after shooting a 75 that left him at speaking anonymously, said the I- 146. Maureen Chmielecki said she saw ade of a major commuter bridge, tanks are now full, at about 10 mil­ no conflict as long as DiRosa hurled bottles and rocks at Nicklaus, who counts five PGA championships among lion barrels. his record 18 major titles, and Trevino, who won this title abstained from voting on matters police, who responded with tear During the Iran-Iraq war, Iraq on this course in 1984, each finished 36 holes at 152 in that related to the schools. gas. missing the cut by one stroke. Now questions have been raised At least 75 people, including Ballesteros, who has won three British Opens and two Please see TANKER, page 6. 16 police officers, were injured Masters, stomped and scowled to an incredible 83 and a Please see DiROSA, page 6, but none of the injuries were serious, police said.
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