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SOUTH Windsor- Newly MANCHESTER. "For listed. Lovely 3 bed­ summer fun and pic­ RIDING AAowtr, 25" with room Raised Ranch, nic's". Don't miss this cort. Brlgga and Strat­ ton motor. UnuMd two I!lt1c|tfaiis large country kitchen, beautiful 9 room, 4 Snooze or lose ytara. $175.6494)157. CLYDE Seventh win IVb baths, L-thaped bedroom, eat-ln kit­ CHEVROLBT-BUICK, INC. i family room, new car­ chen, living room with ^ 1 ^ / IfiTiMpFMB/ N ^ U ilN E O U S INECNEATIONAL ROUTE S3, VERNON V ^ Y Abe peting, large deck on bay window and fire­ CHILD CARE REMQOELINB - dentera Springs aulet cul-de-sac. Call place plus large fomlly M m 8ERVKE8 I EQUIPMENT •OCsfiluryA*. •2696 Doctor, why am.l so tired? Eagles walk away fo r details. $183,700. room, bright and beau­ iZ ChewsIMtw. •2496 LICENSED Daycare has R.J. Roofing. No lob too no place to go /3 Century 31 Epstein tiful leading to patio, openings In our Man­ C A R K Iim A ODD lobs. Trucking FDR Sole new hockey 84 Century LTD 4 *. •7396 Get a good night’s sleep /7 big or too small. Will with 8-3 victory /ll Realty, 647-8895.0 bar-b-aue and top of R EM O K U IN SERVICES Home repairs. You equipment. Used 84CIMIan4*. Cami chester home. Ihfants work 7 days, until lob •3996 Co v e n t r y - Excellent the line heated pool welcomed. Call 646- CompMe home rapalra and re- name It, we do It. Free twice. 8500 or best •SCm ltorx*. •8996 speoiallzal------In bath­ complete. 10 percent The business opportunity! I and hot tubi Only 4651. estimates. Insured. 643- offer. Coll 647-8155 af­ 88 C htvy C-IO p/ u . '6 9 9 6 rooms and khehens. SmaU aeale discount for senior citi­ 0304. nouncet Profitable autobody, $310,000. Century-31 ter 6:30pm. Atk for • 6 Olds Dells op«L •9996 Lindsey Real Estate. zens. Free estimates. camper repair and used-car Joe 649-9351. Paulo. • 8 Neve CL •5996 business; land - 3.7 649-4000.O 397 Pori ...... 646-8166 THREE Speed bicycle. 87CuHeeet*. •10,995 acres; building; tools; 1 ^ LAWN CARE Conservative wav to HANDYMAN MANCHESTER. "Brand Hems ImerevsmanI - Polntlns Used once, too toll for • 7 Pent 6000 SIX 4 dr *14,996 The des wrecker and business new listing". Terrific Install or repair your roof - Bossmsnft nnlshsd - Tllino - It. 880. 643-2806. Camp Included. Come out to­ NEED your lawn mowed krrcHEN A BATii and savel Deal direct with UsM Carpentry. OOD JOBS - 67 Csveller tdr. •7996 expanded Cape, 8 •7 Pont Qrsnd Am •9995 three, t day and bring your rooms, 3 bedrooms, or raked? Any odd lobs roofer. Wood ond cedar INSUm O MUSICAL ST Bpeetrum 4 Or. Each 8 * checkbooklll den, office, formal din­ outside. 649-3104. Reas­ REMODELING shoke spectollstl Seal BARRY SCANLON •6496 $395,000.00 Klernan onable rotes. downs. 37 years ITEMS 87 Monte Cerlo •10,995 provide ing room, expanded From the smallest repair to experience. 644-2411 free sttlmatet Reolty. 649-1147. o basement, covered pa­ e o iK ir DraOSCAnNA the largest renovation, we 87 Bulok Regel 2 dr. *10,996 Sessic FREE. Upright piano. 67 Century 4 dr. *wvo vtRNON- Charming 3 tio, garage and conve­ ProfM onel Lewn will do a complete job. Start 871-7990. to 3 p.nn bedroom Ranch on cul- nient location on quiet Please telephone 644- Sessic Melntenence to finish. Free estimates. “RENMAftO MRRONS • mimoiis 3968. de-sac In quiet fam ily streetl Priced to sell at U09WfMfOltl« MssMsfiMii BrlgMsn up your home. iianrhpBtfr Ipralfi p.m. fre HOM mPROIflHINT 872-9111 CompM* HwMsotpIfM tfMlofi. OaH neighborhood. Large $153,000. Century-31 for your tfM aallmsAa. Heritage KHchen A Beaeenablypfloedk Sessic fireplaced living room Lindsey Real Estate. WlnPsws a Peers MISCELLANEOUS 646-4075 ( Bath Center Ne Jeb Tee Ms er Tee Smell referenoie, Inauiad. flexible ilerle and eat-ln kitchen. 649-4000. □ • Over M years experlenoe. FOB SALE v« 4 Come visit our showroom at: lex Senler Cmten DHceunI July 30 Fully finished base­ MANCHESTER. Newer 487-5670 162 W. Middle Tpke. Member ef me imemoNeael Con- ment. Central A/C. listing. Lovely 9 room ACCENT CLASS CO. FOR Sole. Complete set Appli< Tiony Manchester FIESTA 1980- Needs a Great starter home on Cape, 1st floor family LAWN Cell728-0781 647-0146 Encyclopedia Brltton- Thursday, April 28, 1988 office f< utlvo A Anytime little work. $200 or best Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm A child-safe streetl Coll 30 Cents room with skylights. 6 4 9 5 4 0 0 Ico. Assorted bike otter. Coll otter 5:00. 4:30 p.n turei today I $149,900. Kler- MOWING ports. Coll 647-8155 ot­ Completely new kit­ HAR ROOFING 649-4615. Volun con- nan Reolty. 649-1147. □ chen with bullt-lns, fin­ Oopendabla Service. POWER WASHING ter 6:30pm ask for nuch FARRAND REM0DELIN6 RaaManllal roofing of all lypaa. voluntei MANCHESTER- ished rec room with Call for Free Estimates. Room additions, dsoks, roofing, Inisitor a Bxlsrlor Paulo. SUBARU GL Hatchback 'lono FREE ESTIMATES. Malmsnanoe, Rsnovatlona 1986. Mint condition, Glastonbury line. Red­ wood stove. 30x40 In- Paul siding, windows and gutters. 10% Sanlor CHhan Olaeounl. ' Soto, 2 swivel rockers, ground pool. All for 646-6868 Baehhoe and bulldozer sen^ and Pointing. low mileage, 14,000. wood Farms. B room All Woih Oboranlaed. Insured • Senior DIeeounts approxim ately 12x16 J u n to Kim Colonial. 4 bedrooms, $173,900. U 8. R Realty. available. Call Bob Fonand, Jr. rug, pair end tables and Excellent shape Inside Gor- and out. See to believe. 3'/b baths, 3 cor att­ 643-3693. EASTERN 647-S2Se lamps. Floor lamp, an­ MancI loroe 6 u8. 647-8509 Renovatloiu/Plus $5700. 647-1924 or 647- Revaluation study ached garage. Fire- LAWNCARE Rai. 645-6849 tique smoke stand, also executii otht, placed family room, MANCHESTER. A good Offer/m a Full Lins of 646-2253 1264. »,000. P Lawn S Vsrd Ssrvicss small toot locker p.m. at sound Investment In P hardwood floors, eat- HEATW6/ PLYM OU TH Horizon TC- BOO. Momne. amdhig. neMtag t MorW trunk, men's Tokoro 10 May 19. ln kitchen, deck. By this 4-4 Duplex like new 868 Homi PATIO DOOR QUSS speed bike. Coll M ary 3 1980 tor sole. Stand­ FuSv Ineuied • Free ttHmelec PLUM6IN6 Colony ( e the owner. $339,900. 643- Inside and out, new • Senlo, enpen DIeoounIs Improvsmsnts 6 Repair 645-8709 otter 1pm. ard, good body, good ) thl> 8751. floors, ceilings, etc. Complete, home care. Speelii - <98e.cn Interior. Best otter. 646- and dim Cope 647-9910 Kendall Keyes tor regtseemenl (Stenaera tSiiTtl ONE Inch Copper tubing. OPEN House, Sunday 1- Oversized 3 car garage, "No Job .Too Small” R.A. DAVIDSON 100 toot coll, type "L". 3415. will foil 10x30 large lot, quiet street. • Ovor 20 ysors sxporlaneo. 4pm. 316 Autumn PlurnMna. Healing, Pump Setvioe Asking $150. Coll 646- OLDS Omega 1979. Excel­ not recommended are Ro; nino Asking $195,000. U 8< R Free Estimates Street. Lovely alumi­ Ngw Ingtillotlong, Rtpeirt, ACCENT GLASS CO. 0271. lent condition. Runs vice-pre il for Realty. 643-3693. LJS & SON Oialng Cltened, Bathroom a num sided Ranch 646-1143 647-0146 USED Antique bricks. great. Well Main­ By Andrew Yurkovsky Debbie klt- home. Move-In condi­ LandscapInB A Mowing KHohpn Rsmodsllng tained. 74,000 miles, not recommend a formal review well-prepared report before June ireo, Service Is Our Businsss Free tor the taking. Manchester Herald Hartz, c tion. $159,900. Evening CONDOMINIUMS Yard cleon-up, mowfns, full olr, AM-FM,$1200. Coll by the association. It has been 20 — and that gives you very little ower landscape service ottered. Need repairs around the Come and get 'em. appointments availa­ FOR SALE home? Coll on expert. Bus Phono 742-S3S2 Please telephone 646- between 5-7:30. 646- estimated the review would cost time to do anything with what we reof- ble. For sale by owner. Free Estimates. 5173. An independent assessor has $17,350. a flx- You'll find the help you PJ’8 Plumbing 6 Hasting CONCRETE 0271. recommend.” Guild 647-1015. MAZDA GLC 1981. A told the town his firm will likely The town has received state lork- MANCHESTER. Beacon 645-6412 Oaova mauoaa) need In Classified. 643- Boilers, pumps, hot Denne also said at the after­ ower THE Price Is right!! This HIII-FHA/CHFA ap­ 3711. TAB great little cor otter not be able to finish a review of permission to set aside its TheG water tanks, now and CPS CONCRETE 90K of TLC. $1500. 742- noon meeting of the subcommit­ I ap- fan tas tic c home Is proved. Completely Potloi, walks, tloors, drlvo- SALES the town’s troubled revaluation in problem-ridden 1987 revaluation tee that the computer program on Frid hese priced to sell at remodeled 3nd floor, 3 Liwn MswTri^ replacements. woyg, oddHIene a dccke; Jock 0209. enough time to ensure that Bloomfii Hommerino a low cutttne. but must have a new Grand List used to calculate assessments for IS of $146,900! Mint condi­ bedroom Condomi­ Edging, Hsdgs Trlminlng, I^PAINTINB/ FREE ESTIMATES MANCHESTER. April 30 recommendations can be adopted Whealor ',900. tion Inside and out- nium with a nice view lO D J p ------FREE ESTIMATES. reflecting the revaluation by Jan. residential properties in Man­ LlgM Trucking, ite. PAPERING 643-9640 / 228-9616 10% DMceunl for Senior atliene 8i M ay 1, 9-4. House- to avoid the same problems next 31, 1989 unless an extension is a.m. in t nolt, great big kitchen and overlooking court­ wares, desk, children's ★ year. chester’s revaluation did not otes. dining roam combina­ yard. Includes newer •Proteeslonslly Equipped approved by the state. have the capacity to do what it may be • Oepandtbto NAME your own price. 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS 647-9289 clothes, toys, books. Robert C. Denne, deputy direc­ tion, large living raom kitchen appliances, Father 8. Son Pointing o O o O0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 Dungeons 8, Dragons, “ I think for us to do a was used for. Denne said that the with fireplace, 3 bed­ | D I I f ------tor for the International Associa­ In 0 A/C In living room and Riy Hardy, 646-7073 and Papering. Remo­ SERVICES golf clubs, croft no­ reasonable job would require a program, created by Homeputer rooms, brand new gar- 3 assigned parking spa­ tion of Assessing Officers, told a G ra n { loco- val. 873-8337. tions, 8, stereo compo­ good deal oftime,” Denne said. "I of Rutland. Vt., had the capability reet. geous bathroom, full ces. $106,900. D.W. Fish nents. 95 Brlorwood , subcommittee of directors study­ Manch basement, great neigh­ RETIREMENT Llvlng- GARDENING LYNCH think that realistically we would to consider only about 30 varia­ bed- Realty, 643-1591.□ GILBERT LAWN D & B PAINTING oft Keeney Street. ing the revaluation that he does borhood near Waddell Everythlng provided not be prepared todeliver to you a hall on 0 ilzed tor your comfort oven bles in comparing properties, Schoal. Jackson 8, SERVICE Exterior Hensa Faintlag M U LTI House Tog Sole. If th is name is while about 200 would be needed should b 9om- nursing service. Rotes ROTOTILLING Antiques galore I Fur­ David Kool/ManchGDtor Htrald rec Jackson Real Estate, For All Your NggdflNa OepondtUe and axporlonced. to do the assessments properly. FOR SALE R8B80f$Bbl8 RllM • FrM bOfMlM • Low Prlooe and Fully Insumd. reasonable. Coll 649- All Size Garden Plots niture and collectibles. land 647-8400.O 3358. Rototllling 6t'r«aioiiabl6 ratM. nGt Gn yGur CENTERPIECE — This stone house at Ahvmyt ■ dhoouM for Bonier CRIi«n8 Prop Eatlmatoe Sunday only I May 1st, ’’The system being used really maintained even while a townhouse H e a lU In o . • Alto, truefcino o f totm ind Morw FREE MtlniatM. 9-4. Coburn Rood oft c a r, yGU Cummings, DiRosa did not have as much capacity as 571 Tolland Turnpike, more than a letto N E IL • 6 4 9 -4 13 6 HAWKES TREE SERVICE complex is being planned for the land CoH 647-71S6 Call Clyde & Sons Eost Center Street, I think it should have had,” he century old, is being renovated and Comm Sel- Bucket, truck a chipper. Stump Monchester. behind the house. 4I3.0 647-8987 or 64^^340 prGbably paid said. office ho romoval. Frop oetlmatae. m M M ge) A Moving experience! fine 1 ^ ROOFING/ Special conaldoritlon lor Denne said that he was 95 on Wedn BOOKKEEPING/ Brooks large size tGG m uch!! hit Weiss on revai percent certain that the associa­ agency er. 6 [ o T j rSIDING oldsrly and handicapped. womens clothes, mis­ 0 1 33' INCOME TAX cellaneous household SSSatarl wood wagon, tpx. 3500 tion would find that the “ software May 10, ! cor 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 MOVERS Items. Saturday 4-30, By Alex GIrelll Cummings said the revaluation had very definite limitations” if Builder, renovations give eligible 57 Trans Am, Mack 6 gold, TPI day I Sunday 5-1. 9-5. 5 West- Manchester Herald was “ the biggest mistake I’ve the association were to do the informat letto TAX ATTORNEY PRESTIGE RDGFING 87 Pontiac Qrand AM 4dr, gray (RMlTDd from IRS) Roofing of nil typoe. Shlnglss, Top Soil Serggntd Loam D.J. WOODS MOVING view Drive, Bolton. seen in 30 years.” s f u d ^ Sel- VERNON '285,000 646-3815. 67 Pont SunMrd 4 dr sadan 2 will advise and prepare (let roofing, roof mpnire. Any amount dollvarad. Alto, fill, HondHng AM Ydur Mhotng No$M$ Democratic Town Chairman Today, Weiss said in response “ Given that preliminary set of 2 <83.0 . PICTURE YOURSELF • gravel, atone end berk, mulch. • OOMPUniMOVlR 67 Chsvy Nova 4 dr, AT, AC B lo o d m tnis magnltlcent, 8 room Contemporary Colonial all tax returna. A ll work gusrsntssd. Theodore Cummings says Town to the comments. “ I feel responsi­ conclusions. I’m not sure that it oid stone house a new nloy Bobcat, baokhop a loartsr rantil. • TRUCK 6 1 M tN FOR HfAW iTiMR R ^ w a n t eo t o 87 Trana Am OTA, rad Brand new construction with 4 bedrooms, 2'4 baths fully • TRUCK A DRIVRR A V A K A S U Manager Robert B. Weiss is to ble for the operation” - would necessarily be In your best i-soc WHITMAN Cell I W JMIY/TNAOE f ------57 Toyota 4x4 PU. blus The C Ro- VP) anced Wtchen with custom cabinets, fireplaced DAVIS CONSTRUCTION • FRCl FIRGOIML nniMTBS blame for the problem-ridden But he said there was “ no intere.st to hire us to refine those 18S Oownay Drivs., Apt. A 742-7831 57 Toyota PU, standard, rad Hartford rsot family room, 2 car garage with openers. 2400 sq. ft. of liv­ Manchoetar, 52S-1591 872-1400/659-9555 revaluation because he was “ not indication that there was any­ conclusions,” he added. Bv Nancy Conceiman ing space. A truly lovely home. Call Denise Reale for 4 2 3 -4 1 8 0 WANTED. Old linens, N Cslica QT LB. 5 spd., AC sponsor Hit 9 FtoMi Ltem Mim ge w anuin OM keeping the store” thing wrong with the program Director Geoffrey Naab, a Manchester Herald more details. lace, collectibles. 56 Toyota 4x4, rad, 1SK Methodif lem- Mayor Peter P. DiRosa agreed (the computerized program used member of the subcommittee, oor- Please telephone 742- 86 Nova 4 dr. AT. PS, 15K 3:30 p.m 9137. today with Cummings but said he as a basis for determining prop­ said today he was surprised at the A house on Tolland Turnpike o of CONDOMINIUMS 88 Pontiac 8TE 4 dr, Mua Bolton H CONDOMINIUMS has no plans to .seek any actions erty values for the grand list speed with which Denne was able that is more than a century old llon- m FOR SALE m STORE AND 80 QMC Satarl Panar van, 12K leol- FOR SALE i n i MORTGAQES against the manager. which has since been set aside).’’ to come to his conclusions. But he may be standing in the way of 7 OFFICE SPACE 86 Cuttaaa Suprm. cps., maroon Automotive lllno Cummings made his remark Weiss said he supports the said he was not surprised about progress, but it will remain MANCHESTER. Beacon 86 Buick Rsgal Cpa, V6 Plant MANCHESTER. Super DO NOT GO BANKRUPTI SUITES Available. 1000 after a meeting Wednesday of the efforts of a subcommittee of the Denne’s appraisal of the standing. HIII-FHA/CHFA ap­ 86 Ctisvy Cavallar CL wagon Bllty buy! Spacious and Stop Forecloiurel Home- square feet per unit. Democratic Town Committee. Board of Directors to determine program. That’s the game plan of A plan proved. 5 room, 3 bed­ bright 1st floor, 1 bed­ CARS 86 Toyota DIx Pass Van, 8 apd oom room Ranch Style Con­ owners, consolidate your Utilities additional. 1 DiRosa said today. “ When a wliy the revaluation failed. “ We The other subcommittee Manchester real estate devel­ 7, from ! mlly room Condominium bills, pay off your credit FOR SALE 88 Toyota 4x4 longbsd dominium. Appllanced mile to 1-84. Peterman ship sinks, you blame the captain, have to address the remedy,” members. Directors Barbara B. oper Gerald Rothman, of Roth­ House or four with open layout. Din­ cards, your cor or busi­ Building Company. 86 Toyota Extra Cab Pick-up MANCHESTER '249,000 kitchen Including mic­ ing area, living room, you don’t blame the crew” Weinberg and Kenneth N. Ted- man and Beaulieu Develop­ also be s fllv- ness loon, your mortgage 649-9404. YUGO1986. Sunroof, AM- 85 Toyota MR2, 14K mi Weiss said. FOUR FAMILY rowave, bullf-ln A/C separate front and and sove, save your But he said there was “ not even ford, could not be reached for ment Inc, He has applied to the ifht, This lour family has great Income potential. Neat and and beautiul stenciled FM radio. Asking $2300 86 Olda Calais 4dr, gold The town received permission Held back entrances tor lots homell NO PAYMENTS ONE OF THE surest ways or best offer. 50,000 a remote possibility” of seeking comment this morning. Planning and Zoning Commis­ clean Inside and out. Newer root and modern Interior, 2 walls. $107,900. D.W. UP TO 3 YEARS! Bod 86 Toyota Corolla 4 dr from the state Office of Policy owt, car garage and storage shed. Nice, well-kept street. of privacy! Lovely to find bargain buys Is to mile warranty In­ punitive action against Weiss. Weiss, who was not at the sion for a 22-lot subdivision that Infant Fish Realty, 643-1591.□ backyard. A!! of this credit, late payments or 86 Qrand Prix, V6, Buckets and Management to set aside the fo r, shop the classified ads cluded. Coll otter 6pm. Elaborating today on last would allow him to build more wln- BEAUTIFUL contempor­ and It’s centrally lo­ unemployment Is not a every day. 647-7441. 86 Chav C20, 5.7 P/U, red revaluation after determining afternoon meeting, today des­ A clas! problem. Foreclosure as­ night’s comments, Cummings than 40 townhouses on land ero- ary Townhouse In con­ cated to 1-384, buslines 85 Hero QT. V6. AT. AC that the Board of Tax Review cribed Denne’s statements as an will be h Wi cm help you bicomi i venient location. ond shopping! $65,900. sistance available for the FORD Granada 1978 for said “ Everybody who makes a “ open and honest appraisal.” He behind the house at 571 Tolland ond "REALE” ______DIVORCED and SELF- ^ M W I I T sole. 4 door. Asking 85 Toyota Forerunner AT could not complete it review of Manche; cor- IIPROFESSIONAU Sliders In living room Anne Miller Real Est­ mistake should be given the would not comment on Denne’s Turnpike. Coll 04M525, ind iik lor Dm EMPLOYED. ragpoiTv $600. Please telephone 85 Olds Delta 88 Royale appeals by its deadline. infant m nenf to deck. Kitchen over­ ate, 647-8000.O opportunity to remedy it” criticism of the computer Rothman has no intention of Swiss Consarvatlvo 649-8291. 85 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, AC But criticism of the revaluation parent :hed D. F. REALE, INC. looks private common MANCHESTER. CHFA- Group at 203-454-1336 But Cummings said that for a program. demolishing Ihe house, built in ilon- area with gazebo. MARTHA’S Vineyard FORD LTD II 1978-2dOor, 85 Toyota Tercel 4 dr, AC has centered on the method used circulati hntir FHA approved. Super or 203-4S4-4404. South Beach- 3 bed­ year or more Democratic direc­ the late 1800s from red sand­ leol- $135,900. D.W . Fish end unit Condomi­ hard top, good body, 85 Dodge Lancer ES turbo by the assessor, J. Richard Assessor J. Richard Vincent, register. 64S4S2S room home fully fur­ runs but needs engine tors in caucus had worries, Vincent, for detemining the new who with other administrators stone. The hou.se has been lllno Realty, 643-1591 .□ nium! This spacious 1 ROOMS 85 Mazda deluxe 4 dr GLC nished, ferry tickets rep air. $150. 742-5058. concerns and frustrations over tax values of properties. has been criticized for the reva­ renovated and would be the MANCHESTER Town- bedroom Condomi­ available. June- 85 Corolla LE, AT, AC nium with lorge wolk- FOR RENT OLDS Cutlass 1977. Good the progress of the revaluation. centerpiece of the proposed house. 3 bedroom ,.I'/j September, 643-8557 ev- 85 Ford Ranger 4x4 P/U When the subcommittee from luation. could not be reached for PTAs baths, garage. Re­ In closet. In beautiful running condition. He said that those concerns were comment this morning. complex. The PZC is scheduled CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS ROOM With kitchen priv­ enlngs ond weekends. 85 Nissan DIx P/U, 8 apd the Board of Directors studying m FOR SALE m duced to $135,900. Coll condItlon-Owner mov­ $1000. Coll 649-6248 Of- expressed to Weiss and Weiss the revaluaion problem met April The 1987 Grand List was to vote on the subdivision Nathai FOR SALE M e rrill Lynch, 873- ing to Florldo-your ileges. Private Man­ RHODE Island, Montu- ter 6pm. 85 Toyota SR5, 4x4, plow chester residence. repeatedly said, “ Don’t worry, 21, the three members of the scrapped in part because the application next month. fling fail 7777. gain! $74,900. Anne nuck Beach. Ocean FORD Escort Wagon 85 Olda Cutlaaa Clara LS Rothman bought the house school 01 Miller Real Estate, 647- Non-smoker, no alco­ view. 3 bedroom Con- it’s going smoothly, Don't worry, Board of Tax Review told the Board of Tax Review would have hol. Quiet, considerate. 1981. Brand new tires, 85 Bonne. 4 dr, apx. 26K ml and land In December for 8000.O temporory. Full brakes. Engine needs there won’t be any problems” directors inconsistencies among been unable to act on all the and chill $75 0 week. 649-2902. equipped, 'fy mile to 85 Caprice CLaatIc 4dr, V8 $600,000 from Raymond and MANCHESTER- CHFA, work. Best Offer. 643- “ We should have worried more. the assessments of revalued beach. 644-9639 otter 4482. 85 Corolla SR5, LB, AC He let us down,” Cummings said. Barbara Ann Wrobelski. Since FHA approved. Im­ APARTMENTS 5pm. 85 Pont. T1000, 16K property were commonplace. Please turn lo page 10 maculate one bedroom OLDS 98, 1983. 4 door. then he has spent more than La Le FOR RENT Use 0 low-cost od In 84 Honda Accord, 4 Dr. AT $25,000 on renovations, mostly end unit at desirable Excellent condition. The M more for less is just Beacon Hill. Com­ Clossifled for quick re- Reasonably priced. 84 Tercel Wag. B Peat to the inferior. pletely done over with MANCHESTER. 454 Main suits. 643-2711. Seen at Tire Country, 84 Parialanna Wgn., 9 pass. meet Wt Street. 2nd floor, 3 It is now being rented to new bathroom and all Brood/West Middle. 84 Calica QT, Cpa, 5 Spd. Lane, E 28 miles from Hartford room heated. No ap­ 8th may not be belle of the ball Delmar and Gail Violette and new appliances. WANTEO 643-1688. 84 Mta. Carlo. Wht/blue top Breastfc $99,900. Sentry Real pliances. Security. $480 family. Rothman said hehas no HONDA Accord LX 1986. 84 Flaro Spt coupe, AT tion, cal Estate, 643-4060.O per month. 646-2426, TO RENT A ball which was scheduled as to be made by an executive next weekend whether it will be plan to turn it into a two-family weekdoys 9om-5pm. 4 door, 5 speed. Fully 84 Buick Century Ltd., 34K dwelling or to alter if signifi­ MANCHESTER- CHFA, loaded. AM-FM the kickoff event in the Eighth committee of the group planning necessary to cancel the ball. 3 rooms partly furnished. SMALL Apartment tor 84 Buick Skyhawk 4 dr, AT cantly in any other way. FHA approved. New woman and 3 children cassette. Low miles. Utilities Dictrict celebration of the celebration events. ' listing at Beacon HIM. Heat. Working single Excellent condition. 84 Toyota Corolla LE the 100th anniversary of its fire Walking through the house, mole preferred. No for 3 months, while new The ball, which was intended as At a recent meeting of the 9 Two bedroom top unit $9,900 or best otter. 84 Toyota Camry DIx, 4 dr. department may have to be hearing the sounds of a stereo D r . < home Is being built. 9 pets. Lease. 643-2880. fund-raiser for a parade and Board of Directors of the district, In excellent condition. Coll 647-8155 otter Must sel 11 646-8707. 84 Trane Am, blue, T-tpa canceled because only about 15 and television set. isliketaking Fully appllanced kit­ MANCHESTER. Main convention in September, had director Ellen Bums won board 6;30pm ask for Paulo. PLYMOUTH Reliant Sta­ 84 Pont. Flaro SE, 4 apd. tickets for the $125-a-couple event a trip through the 1880s and the chen. $109,900. Sentry Street. 1 bedroom been set for May 14 at La approval fora suggestion that one . Whii tion Wagon 1981. Stand­ 63 Pontiac 8000 LE 4 dr have been sold, according to 1980s at the same time. There’s 1 This Real Estate, 643-4060.Q apartment Includes ard, excellent running Renaissance in East Windsor. more event be added to those David Kool/Manohottor Harald unhappii I I * ‘ M It' heat and hot water. 83 Subaru QL. 4 dr, AT a stove, not a fireplace, in the :ope MANCHESTER- Conve­ cor. Body and Interior William Parker, co-chairman of Parker said there have been planned for the anniversary hot 529-7858 or 563-4438. Merchandise 83 Chavatta 4 apd., AC PAUL nient location. One excellent. A M -FM ste­ the event. others besides those who have celebration. She agreed to work 1840 OR 1860? — Gerald P. Rothman points out a kitchen for cooking, but on the it ly bedroom unit close to NEW 3 bedroom Duplex, 82 Corolla SR5Spt. Cp., AC Parker, an Eighth District mantlepiece above a fireplace BARLE’ con- reo system. Best offer. already bought tickets who have with a committee to plan one. plaque from the Manchester Historical Society above 2. Whli busline and shopping. 2 baths plus utilities. 646-3415. 82 Bonne. Wood Wgn. firefighter, said Wednesday night said they would be Interested in Bums said after the meeting that in one of the other rooms sits a klt- $71,900. Sentry Real one of the three fireplaces in the red sandstone house. FOOL! References and secur­ VOLKSWAGEN G T11985. 82 Pont. 8000 LE, 4 dr. that cancellation is a possibility, Manchester Historical Society bed- Estate, 643-4060.O ity required. $825 per FURNITURE attending. But he said the com­ some kind of social event for the NIGHTC with Exceptional cor. 37,000 82 BK. Regal LTD, Sunroof but he said no final decision has mittee planning the event has to firefighters might be appropriate Research indicates that the house may have been built MANCHESTER- CHFA, a month. Call 646-6454 or 79 Mustang 4 cyl., AT, PS 3. A flj rood QUEENSIZE Woterbed miles, olr, sunroof and been made. rely on “ money in hand” because tickets for the kickoff around 1860, not 1840. Please turn to page 10 COUNTRY LIVING IN COLCHESTER FHA approved. Im­ 649-2530. other extras. $7500.649- TROU' eco- complete. Dork pine, 4 He said the decision would have Parker said he might know by ball were expensive. lU tl maculate one bedroom 5110. AM VgMelgB WarrairtiBtl 4. Whi( end unit In quiet com­ CONDOMINIUMS drawer base, matching Eton nightstand and chest of Monticel IX).a plex with many ameni­ FOR RENT Th* Boydsn Company is pisassd to announce that in less than sis months we have sold over 50% ties. $85,000. Sentry drawers. $500 or best WASH offer. Coll otter 4pm. LIPMAN #1 ot the beautiful lownhomes et Highland Faims The good news is that Phase III is now open. Our Real Estate, 643-4060.ci MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ TODAY LINCOL Grand Opening Celebration will Introduce three attractive models lor your review Come by end 568-1903. notice the high grade of csrpeling. Whirlpool appliances, plenlilul cabinets and pantry spaces, MANCHESTER- Two room Townhouse, 1V6 VOLKSWAGEN LYNCH Pillowtex Corp. owes state $400,000 for loan 5. Whi baautrfut patio enclosures, and desirable woodwork and tile treatments All at very alfordabte bedroom Townhouse baths, 1 cor garage, number? TV/8TERE0/ 67 Bulok Rlvlara, Immooulata PONTIAC-TOYOTA Curb drug appetite pricea Best of all a Whirlpool microwave oven will be installed as our gih to you in any townhoma at reasonable price. carpeting and nice con­ QUIRE or ranch you salect. But hurry, this otter will only be In elleci during our Grand Opening APPLIANCES Loaded, 'lASSO By Nancy Conceiman company took out the loan las office, said Pillowtex ha.s also While he refused to comment on Pool, exercise room dition. $950 plus utili­ SGO Wk CMt«r Si The U.S. must curb its own its because of cuts In hourabefore 6. Whic ties. 2 months security. 66 Subaru QL, 3 dr, Bllvar, 6 ap. Manchester Herald through the Connecticut Develop­ had trouble getting and keeping the company’s financial status, and convenient loca­ demand for illegal drugs if it is the consolidation announcement. Americai tion. $98,900. Sentry Coll 646-8421. SIDE By tide refrigera­ 4 WO. AC. AM-FM, >7266 MaiicliMt«r ment Authority to help buy the employees here because of a he said that the loan payment Dick FIcks, spokesman for the tor. Copper tone. $250, going to have any chance of Pirate* DIRECTIONS; EXIT 18 OFF ROUTE 2, EAST ON UNWOOD AVENUE LEFT ONTO SOUTH Real Estate, 643-4060.D 66 Trana Am. Blk.'11.SI6 stemming trafficking from Latin The Dallas-based Pillowtex Manchester building and equip­ labor shortage in the state. wouldn’t be a problem for the state Department of Labor, said MAIN STREET. RIGHT ONTO LEBANON AVENUE. HOMES telephone 649-3452ofter 66 Toy. Tatool, 2 dr, rad, •6168 Corp., which is closing its Man­ Twins.. 3pm. 646-4321 America, a panel of prominent ment. Bed pillows and down Brecher said Pillowtex has company to pay back. Union half the employees have already L0T8/LAND FOR RENT 66 (2) Taroals 4 dr, AT, *6668 chester facility in May. has 30-90 comforters are made at the 49 been current in its payments on officials have demanded finan­ filed for or are receiving partial White! Western Hemisphere experts Dodger FOR SALE MACNMENY 86 Chav Cavallar TVps 1IL *3266 said today. Story on page 10. days to pay the state Department Regent St. facility. the state loan, but under a cial information from the com­ unemployment benefits, which BOLTON. Immediate oc­ 66 Cutlaaa Ctorra bm. <7966 of Economic Development The company told employees Reds... 537-4712 cupancy. Spacious 3 AND TOOLS ★ . provision of the Department of pany to be used as a basis for they are eligible for If their hours Buyden ('ompani MANCHESTER- Level, 64 Volvo DL, 4 dr, bm, AT, *7866 In d e x $400,000 it owes on a $575,000 loan, Monday it would move operations Economic Development’s loan collective bargaining and have are reduced. RKStlHSTUI. nutii p H i ^^h l a n d bedroom Colonial, 1V6 Cleared, approved lots. baths, fomlly room, GRANITE Or marble sur­ 6 4 V W a u *S 7 W a state legislator said today. at the 12-year-oId Manchester agreement, “ companies must be said they will file unfair labor FIcks said the filings for City sewer/woter. living room with fire­ face workplote. In­ •3 VW Campar AT, •7666 MOTONCYCLES/ Busihata. . 0 ObItuarlM. State Sen. Michael Meotti, plant to existing facilities in doing business where they say practice charges if the company Plllowtex’s Manchester em­ ^ * F A R M S Price cut! 646-7307. place, garage, deck spection grade for 64 VW Rabbn, 48K, M268 Clasalfled _ 18-20 Opinion______6 D-GIastonbury, said the company Hanover, Pa. and Rocky Mount. they’re doing business,” Brecher does not respond. ployees has been “ sporadic” LARGE, Wooded build­ overlooking large small home machinist 62 Bulok Skylsdi, *3266 Comict 17 People _ _ _ _ _ 8 owes the money on a loan it took N.C. because of "changes in said. If the company moves, it’s Meanwhile, a state labor offi­ But now, he said, "we have a lot L o t t i Sates O fT icf Open Developed by The IDCS Group Prices s tiirlin g in Ihe ing lots In Southwest- yard, great location I or lathe operator. YAM AHA 1980 250 Exci­ Connecticut__ 4 Sclanca______7 out 12 years ago. DaM^ 10:00 A M -$:00 TM SUO.OOO’s. 24 YbNbiiA Taph, M b. S3 market conditions” that made it considered a form of default, he cial said Wednesday about half of of these people registered with e r n port of $1200 per month. Secur­ Never used or un- ter. Runt good. Needi Focua------8 Sports___ 11-14 Manchester. $103,000- ity required. 646-5482 croted. $250 or best Andrew Brecher, deputy com­ necessary to cut costs. Richard said But Kemer said today, the Pillowtex Corp.’s nearly 100 us ’ ’ VanMR, CT • M t-llS t minor repolri. Asking Local------2-3, 10 Talavltlon___ 18 $135,000. 563-1413. otter 6pm. offer. 646-3815. 8350. 646-4704. missioner of the Department of E. Kerner. vice president of “ The company will adhere to all Manchester employees had filed Connect Lottery------2 U.S./World___ S Economic Development, said the personnel at the company’s Dal­ covenants of the loan. for partial unemployment benef­ Please turn to page 10 5900. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 28, 1988 / 4-M, MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 28. 1988 — 3

RECORD . ^ 4 S 6 'Not the place vto go’ s ' ■] ‘ J ; . . . . J About Town i A i 1 . 1 Dems get Center Spring Park update a Births ■ V i i y By Alex GIrelll Adopt a pet: Benji available park has met resistance from settle out the road salt and Bll Manchester Herald members of the Board of Direc­ Dnflo, ChrlMopher Matthew, son of Peter T, and chemicals that keep the pond fit Camp registration set tors. But Cassano argued that if Hi By Barbara Richmond To adopt a cat or kitten call Susan Donahue Dufloof 6Tanglewood Lane, Bolton, from freezing. "Twenty years ago Center the planned lodge, a two-level repo The Manchester Recreation Department an­ Manchester Herald any of the following numbers: was born April 19 at Manchester Memorial Kelly asked if the dam at the Spring Park was a vital area; building, were staffed in the pond will need repair later and com nounced that Camp Kennedy applications for 666-7000, 62S4M 9, 242-2156, or H o^ital. His maternal grandparents are James today it’s not the place to go,” Good news and bad news daytime and perhaps used for add to the cost of the project. Houi campers will be available at the department office, 693-6138. These numbers are in and Mary Donahue of West Hartford his paternal town director Stephen T. Cas- again this week. The good evening recreation activity, it Theodore Cummings, Demo­ ■n 897 Porter St., from 8: SO a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday. the homes of some members of grandparents are Francis Duflo of New York and sano, told Democratic Town The deadline is June 10. news: there is only one dog at would help disdourage use of the cratic Town Committee chair­ the I the organization. If you call Marion Duflo of Bolton. Committee Wednesday when he Camp will open Monday, June 27 and will operate the dog pound. The bad news: park as a hangout.. man, said that when the Army com and do not get an answer, Garvey, Megan Dncey, daughter of Mark P. and described a plan to restore the the dog was fe a t u ^ two weeks Originally, the lodge was Corps of Engineers inspected repo three, two-week sessions for specific age groups. please try again. Kathleen Ducey Garvey of 150 Ludlow Road was park. jj, I,, Each session costs 810. Bus transportation is ago. '“'ifim planned as an 88-foot by 44-foot dams in town. It did not feel that R« Dog Warden Richard Rand bom April M at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Cassano said a commiitee provided within city limits. However, Aid to Helpless said last week’s featured dog, building, but the current senti­ the dam needed repair. th e i maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James formed by the Board of Directors ment of the committee planning Session I. forage 12 and under, willoperateOa.m. Animals Inc. has many cats Jerry, a cute little terrier Ducey of Framingham, Mass. Her paternal inch to study town park and recreation the park restoration is that the Cummings said estimates for to 3 p.m. from June 27 through July 8. and kittens that need to be cross, was adopted by a Rock­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Garvey of unfa adopted. This week's featured facilities was concerned because building should be made smaller the cost of dredging the pond have Session II, for ages 13-21, will operate 9 a.m. to 3 ville family. But Bert, a black West Falmouth, Mass. She has a brother, Sean, 20 the park has become a hangout grar p.m. from July 11-22. cat is a handsome butterscotch to save about 8100,(K)0 of the ranged all the way from 840,000 to ke e , Labrador retriever, featured months and a sister,Kate, 4. and a high crime area. The Session III, for ages 21 and over, will operate on male tiger cat nafndd Benji. two week’s ago, is still waiting estimated 8500,000 cost, Cassano 8400.000, and a more accurate - Francis, Kyle John, son of Kenneth J. and Sharon Democratic party had pledgf^ to said. Dorothy Brindamour. a H( flexible hours from July 25 to Aug. 3, including Sat., Benji is about IdfHonths old. to be adopted. cost estimate is needed. thei Dupont Francis of Broad Brook was bora April 20 at restore the park in last y^tir’a member of the Park and Recrea­ I July 30 and Sun. July 31. He’s been neutered and has had Bert is about 1 year old and Cassano said the plans include Willi Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal election campaign. tion Advisory Commission, said restoring a picnic area in the Applications are available at the Recreation his shots. He is living in a foster he was found on Vernon Street grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph L. Dupont He said that making 81 million she would prefer to see the new southeast part of the park, and office for Camp JCennedy volunteers 8:30 a.m. to home until someone adopts on April 7. ’Two other dogs of 173 Green Road. His paternal grandparents are in planned improvements to the lodge built to ’ its originally returfing the field in the Valley A Ra Cents 4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. him. Unfortunately, at this mentioned were claimed by Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Francis Sr., Broad Brook. park over a two-year period planned size. Volunteers must be at least 13 years old to time of year when female cats their owners. Street Playground, possibly for He has a sister, Katrina Lenore, 2. would bring citizens back to the In the second year of the Hi volunteer. Applications are due June 10. are having kittens, many are The dog pound is located on activities like co-ed softball. park and discourage its use a^ a planned restoration. Center Atto abandoned and die if they are town property near the landfill &IOW, Erin Elizabeth, daughter of W. Randall and The only formal action taken by hangout. Springs Pond would be dredged crea not found. area off Olcott Street. Rand is Benji Mary Putira Snow of East Hampton was bora April the Democratic Town Committee Junior women to meet 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Cassano said the plans include so that it could be used for fishing Wednesday night was a vote to with Judy Lazorik, of Aid to at the pound weekdays from duty at the pound Monday making a road along the southern Helpless Animals, said the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Putira of and skating as it used to be years unanimously endorse John Sulli­ To Manchester Junior Women’s Club will hold an noon to 1 p.m. The phone through Friday from 6 to 9p.m. edge of the park wide enough to organization has many cats n o Keeney St. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. ago, according to Cassano. Vin­ van of Manchester and Joan 'Atto executive board meeting on Tuesday, May 10, at 7 number at the pound is 643- There is a $5 fee to adopt a that police could patrol the park and kittens that are either in Doris K. Snow of Vernon. cent Kelly, a town committee Crowley of Hebron for re-election used p.m. at the home of Joann Andrews. On Thursday, 6642. If there is no answer call dog and the new owner must regularly. There would also be a P foster homes or are being kept Phllbrick, Daniel Mark, son of Raymond M. and member, said that the weather is as members of the Democratic narc May 19, the club will hold its May banquet at The the police department. 646- see that the dog has its rabies Park Division employee assigned at area veterinary clinics. Pamela J. Wilson PhUbrick of 31 Russell St. was warmer now than it was 20 years State Central Committee from gam Colony on Route 83 in Vernon. Cocktails are at 6p.m. 4555. There is also someone on shots and is licensed. exclusively to maintain and over­ bora April 15 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His ago and the pond will not freeze the Fourth Senatorial District. Bail and dinner is at 7 p.m. Installation of new officers see the park. maternal grandparents are Donald and Ardls for skating. Both addressed the committee chiei will follow the dinner. New officers to be installed ______Reginald Plnto/Mtncheitar Herald Cassano said the idea of locat­ Wilson of Hollister Street. His paternal grandpar­ But Cassano contended that briefly, asking for support. There Su are Ronnie Giana, president; Sandy Williams, REMEMBERING ISRAEL — Town Man­ ing the offices of the Recreation installing two silt basins along the ents are Russell and Roberta Phllbrick of Delmont that trash disposal problems were a is no announced opposition to pros vice-president; Jill Inkel, treasurer; Amy Frazier, O l l l # l l S f e r i 0 S ager Robert B. Weiss and his wife Gloria Department in a new lodge in the brook that feeds the pond will their candidacies. Debbie Tomko, recording secretaries; and Lori ^ ^ * » * * - * * « ub musw Street. He has a brother, Joshua, 18 months. pressing concern of municipal officials sear Hartz, corresponding secretary. White, Lsmsby Ann, daughter of James F. and look over some of the mementos from in the Jewish state. folio Cheryl Ford White of 9 Barry Road was bora April 15 their recent trip to Israel. Weiss found He □ John W. Lange Burrill of Corinna, Maine; and at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Sebastian Valvo J.O. Penney says appraisal invei Guild plans luncheon four grandchildren. John W. Lange, 82, of Sanford Sebastian Valvo, 69, of Coven­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Ford of 37 to su The funeral will be Friday at ’The Guild of St. Agnes will hold its May luncheon Road, died April 19at Manchester try, died Wednesday at Windham Perkins St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and 9:30 a.m. from the Holmes on Friday, May 6, at St. Thomas Seminary in Memorial Hospital. He was the Community Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Robert White, 24 Saulters Road. She has a Water, trash and housing Pa Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Bloomfield. Mass will be celebrated by Rev. John F. husband of Beatrice Hallady Windham. sister, Marissa Lynn. 2*A . Her great-grandfather is it helped pay for is flawed Manchester. Burial will be in Whealon, archbishop of the Hartford Diocese, at 11 Lange. He was bom in Hartford, and he Anthony P. Sartor of 37 Perkins St. Her W1 a.m. in the chapel. Lunch will follow. Reservations He was born in Manchester on Townsend Cemetery, Andover. lived in Coventry for the past 28 great-grandmother is Mrs. Louise Ford, 42 By Andrew Yurkovsky asked Clark why J.C, Penny was value increases, the assessment milli Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Dougherty St. may be made by calling 673-0755 or 658-6365. Aug. 7, 1905, the son of the late years. He was an Army veteran of Weiss finds familiar problems in Israel Manchester Herald questioning the appraisal of the becomes less than 70 percent of ofW John and Louisa (Kroll) Lange. p.m. World War II. Williams, Brian Nathaniel, son of Mark F. and By Alex GIrelll building by the firm It and the market value. The fair-market Hos| He was a lifelong resident of Memorial donations may be Donna Sandall Williams of 83 Bryan Drive was born An official for the J.C. Penney town had hired. value of a property multiplied by Grange meeting set He is survived by his wife, Manchester Herald com! Manchester. Before retiring in made to the American Heart April 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Co. has told the Board of Tax "Because in this case we feel he Edwina (Lawler) Valvo of Coven­ “With (deodorant (in Israel) selling the ratio equals the assessment. Bett Manchester Grange 31 will meet at the Grange 1970, he was employed as an Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Review that the appraisal the has done a very poor job,” Clark The ratio used in determining try: three sons, Robert Valvo of Problems like clean water, rubbish disposal, Th hall on Olcott Street Wednesday at 8 p.m. Members accountant at the Stanadyne Co. ford 06105. Sandall Jr., 114 Hollister St. His paternal at $6 a stick, ordinary shampoo at company helped pay for is said. the J.C. Penney appraisal — 35.9 Manchester, William Valvo of and affordable housing are pretty much the same earn should bring items for the auction table. of Windsor for 15 years. He also grandmother is Mrs. Dorothy Williams, 338 flawed. J.C. Penny and the town shared percent — was too high, Clark Htrild Mansfield and James Valvo of all over the world and local governments are $10 a bottle, and Honda Civics at hosp worked at Cheney Bros, for 31 Woodbridge St. He has a brother, Timothy, 5. Clayton W. Clark, assistant the $12,500 cost of the appraisal said. He said it should have been Coventry; a daughter, Mary being called on more and more to solve them indi\ years. He was a member of the Robert J. Compagnon $28,000 with the high tax on them, field tax manager for J.C. Pen­ performed by Heberger. The 28 percent. use Ellen Bolduk of Chaplin; a Stringer, Jessica Lee, daughter of Danny and Lisa everywhere. Town Manager Robert Weiss Tian Health clinics scheduled Manchester Lodge of Masons, the Robert J. Compagnon, infant ney, asked at a board meeting town’s decision to share the cost The state determines the ratio ind brother, Gus Valvo of Hartford; Plummer Stringer, 28 Lenox St. was born April 13at concluded after attending a conference in Israel. people have to save like crazy, to Th Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold Foreman’s Club at Stanadyne, son of Paul and Jan Spencer meeting Wednesday that the of the appraisal with J.C. Penney for each town based on the sale of nine grandchildren; and four Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Weiss represented the International City the h the Manchester Senior Citizens Compagnon of 439 Prospect Hill build a house." assessment of the Wholesale came under heavy criticism, commercial and industrial prop­ office hours at the town office building in Coventry great-grandchildren. grandparents are Rita Plummer of Vernon and Manager’s Association at the World Conference and the American Association of Road, Windsor, died Tuesday at Warehouse & Retail Outlet be particularly from Sadloski. erty in each town. Clark said that cove: on Wednesday, May 11, from 2 to 3 p.m. and at the Francis Plummer II, South Windsor. Her paternal of Twin Cities and Municipal Institutions in Tel — Robert B. Weiss Retired Persons. He was a St. Francis Hospital and Medical The funeral will be Friday at 10 lowered from the 818,645,400 on Under a tax treaty with the the size of the J.C. Penney throi agency office on Route 6 in Columbia on Thursday. grandparents are Irene Stringer of South Windsor Aviv last month. He presented a paper on trends former member of Concordia Center, Hartford. a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral the revised 1986 Grand List to town, the J.C. Penney complex complex made it unique. Sts May 10, from 8:30 to 10 a.m. All residents are and Victor Stringer Sr. of Rockville. She has a of local government in the United States. Lutheran Church and was active Besides his parents, he is Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. tions, is less expensive. Education is also less $9,596,400. He suggested that the was assessed at $11.2 million Asked whether J.C. Penney concl eligible to recieve blood pressure checks. For brother, Justin, 2>/i. As an illustration that local problems are alike in various activities including survived by a brother, Paul J. Burial with military honors will expensive, but people pay a small fee to use building was over-assessed at when it was built In 1980. That believed the property was over­ pay V information, call 228-9428. Poitras, Katie E., daughter of Roland G. and almost everywhere, Weiss explained in an Sunday School and the choir. He Compagnon, at home; his grand­ be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, libraries. $11,363,010 on the 1986 Grand List amount has changed somewhat assessed in the past, Clark befor Kathleen Simons Poitras of 90 Snake Hill Road, interview that he and his wife, Gloria, were house was a former president of the parents, James and Lois Spencer Rocky Hill. Calling hours begin In his talk at the conference, Weiss described used for last year’s tax bills. over the years as additions have replied, " If you apply the assess­ 2 Coventry, was bom April 18 at Manchester guests of a family in a suburb of Tel Aviv. The Blood drives set state Lutheran League. He was a of Manchester and Doccite and Friday at 9 a.m. various forms of American local government, The town is using the 1986 been made to the building. ment ratio you could reach that Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are former member of the Beethoven Rose Gativin of Windsor Locks; town had run out of landfill space for its rubbish with an emphasis, naturally, on the Councll- Grand List, revised for additions Sadloski said that under the conclusion.” The Connecticut Valley East Branch. Greater Mrs. Betty Boss of South Windsor and Mr. and Mrs. and shares a landfill with an adjacent Glee Club of Manchester. and a great-grandmother, Kathe­ /Manager form. Weiss told the conferees that the and new construction, for the tax treaty J.C. Penney had gotten a Clark also questioned the value Hartford Chapter. American Red Cross, will Jennie Mounds George Simons of South Windsor. Her paternal community. Besides his wife, he is survived rine Abeling of Manchester. 1980s in the United States have been marked by bills that will come due this July tax break from the town of the square-footage of the sponsor blood drives on ’Tuesday at South United Jennie (Rozie) Mounds, 62, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George Poitras, St. There is only one recycling facility in Israel, a Kk by a daughter, Judith Mullowney The funeral will be Friday at 10 withdrawal of the federal government from because the 1987 revaluation Clark was one of four individu­ building. An independent ap­ Methodist Church on Main Street from 10:30 a.m. to wife of Aaron Ben Larry Mounds Lawrence Street. She has a brother Kyle Hair, 8, limited one that handles mostly paper goods. of Manchester, and two grand­ a.m., at the Windsor Locks funding local functions and activities. But he said Grand List has been set aside. als who showed up for Wednes­ praiser agreed upon by the town 3:30 p.m. and on Friday from 9 a m to 2 p.m. at of Hartford, and mother of and two sisters. Kristin Hair, 14, and Kimberly Weiss said. By M ari ipike children, Kristen Spear and Funeral Home, 441 Spring St., the decade has also brought "a new realism and a Clark said that when the day’s hearing of the Board of Tax and J.C. Penney determined the Bolton High School. Sharon Fox and Carla Mounds, Hair, 10. Up to about 25 years ago, an automobile was a The Ass( y old Richrd Mullowney. He was Windsor Locks, with burial in St. new optimism to many American cities regard­ appraisal came in from by Review. The last hearing is fair market value of the building both of Manchester, died Tuesday luxury almost everywhere but in the United ay of predeceased by a son, J. Burton Mary’s Cemetery. Windsor ing their future." Edward F. Heberger of Cheshire. scheduled tonight at 7. on the basis of $27 per square foot, at St. Francis Hospital and States. Now the two-car family is not unusual in WE5 main Lange: a brother, Henry J. Locks. There are no calling Weiss said. "City governments are no longer J.C. Penney agreed with Asses­ Clark questioned the assess­ Clark said. Plant and yard sale Medical Center, Hartford. Israel. to des( Lange; and a sister, Lillian hours. relying on federal aid as the dominant resource sor J. Richard Vincent to adhere ment on the revised Grand List on The figure he said is correct for Public Meetings Suburbanization is not an American pheno­ Gulf h n of A plant and yard sale will be held Saturday, May Suchy. Memorial donations may be She is also survived by three for addressing urban needs. This profound to the appraisal only in the case of the basis of the value used for the determining the fair market menon but a worldwide situation. Weiss said. officer evel- 7, from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. at the Unitarian Meeting The funeral was held April 21 at made to the National Federation sons, Capt. Aaron Ben Larry change in the way cities operate, according to a revaluation. Since the revalua­ square-footage of the J.C. Penney value is $18 per square foot. And national governments everywhere are guided Floth- House on W. Vernon Street. Flea market items will the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 of Sudden Infant Death, P.O. Box Mounds Jr., stationed in Eng­ some, may best be termed entrepreneurship.” tion has been set aside, he said, he building and on the basis of the Clark said the appraiser should Meetings scheduled tonight: withdrawing their financial support of local took p elop- also be sold. E. Center St., with burial in the 403, West Hartford 06017; the land, Don Wesley Mounds of And he said, "Urban entrepreneurship entails does not believe the agreement or sales ratio used. have taken into consideration the othe Boston, Mass., and Gary Steven governments, leaving more for local officials to a new breed of municipal official, transcending the appraisal Is valid any longer. The sales ratio is a percentage values of properties from geogra­ ment ( family plot at Buckland Windsor Ambulance Association, Bolton do. imis- Cemetery. 20UnionSt,, Windsor06095; orthe Mounds of Hartford; five other the traditional local government roles of The same appraisal was used to used to bring the appraisal of a phic areas outside the state in Weiss said he drew his conclusions not so much ithat Infant massage class Memorial donations may be Windsor Police Department daughters, Olivia Scott of Boston, Board of Education, Center School, 7:30 p.m. delivering services and enforcing regulations." calculate Penney’s assessment building into line with old arriving at a value for the Penney and h Bonita Grant of Windsor, Laurie from formal presentations at the conference, but assessments. identil more A class for parents to learn about infant massage made to Trinity Covenant Training Fund, 340 Bloomfield He said Manchester has taken unorthodox on the revised 1986 Grand List as property. He cited appraisals of a Mounds, Joy Mounds and Julie from informal talks with participants. and be land will be held Saturday from 9:30 to 10:30 a m. at the Church, 302 Hackmatack St., Ave., Windsor 06095. Coventry approaches in the provision of local roads and was used for the assessment on In a revaluation year, real warehouse in Cranbury Station, land Mounds, all of Hartford; three There were marked differences tetween the Kidd’! Manchester Memorial Hospital. The benefit of Manchester, or to the Shriners utilities to accommodate industrial develop­ the 1987 revaluation Grand List. property is assessed at 70 percent N.J., at $9.96 per square foot and brothers, Edward Rozie of East Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 situation in Israel and in the United States, Lt . j .g infant massage is the 'bonding' experience between Hospital for Crippled Children, ment. He alluded to the development of Buckland Elizabeth Sadloski, the secre­ of fair market value. In subse­ one in Cbelmsford, Mass., at )n of Fred E. Gerber Hartford, Peter Rozie and Gerald p.m. however, Weiss said. In Israel, there are no Wedni parent and child. Massage also helps with Carew Street, SpringiTeld, Mass. Industrial Park, the conversion of the Cheney tary of the Board of Tax Reyi^jv, quent years, as the fair market $13.38 per square foot. ill in Fred E, Gerber. 86, formerly of Rozie, both of Hartford; two Economic Development Commission, Town Of­ tax-free municipal bonds. Much municipal "Th circulation and respiration. The fee is $5. To mill buildings to apartments, and encourage­ and- the Rockville section of Vernon, sisters, Victoria Malawitz of fice Building, 8 p.m. spending is on a pay-as-you-go cash basis. keepii register, call 646-1222. ext. 2405 Bryan A. Burrill ment of the development of the Mall at Buckland Seen died Thursday at an area conva­ Blooomfield and Dorothy Rozie of Mortgages are on a variable rate basis. When Hills. Glenn Carberry and J. Peter Fusscas. The letting the Bryan A. Burrill, 60, of Wind­ lescent home. He was the father Springfield, Mass; 17 grandchild­ inflation was running at 500 percent annually, He said it is essential for local governments to reception will be held from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Old Prisle Bsed PTA spring fair ham, formerly of Andover, hus­ of Florine Wilkins of Manchester ren; and several nieces and mortgages were rare. Even at the current 15 develop non-residential tax sources to support IN BRIEF Town Hall. tourol uled band of Diane (Bisson) Burrill, and the husband of the late nephews. Thoughts percent inflation rate, they are difficult. essential services. Carberry Is a candidate for the Second Isiand died Wednesday at Manchester Florine (Buchanan) Geber. As a result, people built houses in stages, as Math league assembly cost 0 sion Nathan Hale School PTA will present its spring The funeral will be Saturday at Weiss’s talk was simultaneously translated Congressional DIstrictnomlnation. Fusscas Is the Memorial Hospital:" He was bom in Ellington on money became available. With deodorant selling “ I V fling fair on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 11 a.m. in St. Michael’s Church, into five other languages as were all the talks at Sister Melanie Hannigan, superintendent of state representative from the 55th District. He was born in Corinnb, Maine, Dec. 25, 1901, and lived in at 86 a stick, ordinary shampoo at 810 a bottle, single juse school on Spruce Street. There will be a bake sale Clark Street, Hartford, with God is terribly unfair. He Isn’t just to my way of the conferences. elementary schools in the Archdiocese of July 20, 1928, and had been a Rockville for many years. Before and Honda Civics at 828,000 with the high tax on Prisle for and children’s games. burial in Northwood Cemetery, thinking in the least. He loves sinners. He loves But Weiss was impressed by the fact that some Hartford, and Sister Ellenore Mary, Cobb Scholarship Fund and resident of Andover for 20 years retiring, he was employed as a people I can’t imagine loving no matter how hard I them, “ People have to save like crazy,” to build a the I Wilson. Calling hours begin at 10 of the Israeli hosts gave ceremonial speeches in archdiocesan mathematics and computer A scholarship fund in memory of Richard ince before moving to Windham a year parts clerk at South Windsor tried. He loves those that deserve little by .our house. Weiss said. stopov a.m. Saturday at the church. The several languages, one after the other. coordinator will honor St. Bridget School Cobb, former athletic director at Manchester han La Leche League meets ago. Before retiring, he was Farm Equipment Co. standards. Again and again he reaches out to It is not unusual to see concrete buildings that Mar Gennaro J. Capobianco, Greater Weiss saw at least one thing in Isreal he thinks students who competed in the National High School, has been established. Cobb died sfly employed by Pratt & Whitney, Besides his daughter, he is outlandish sinners and calls them to him. His love is look a bit like ruins. Actually, they have only were The Manchester Evening La Leche League will Hartford Funeral Home, 598 might have a value in Manchester. It was a Mathematics League at a special assembly. East Hartford, for more than 20 survived by two sons, Fred E. Jr. so great, it’s downright unfair. weathered for a year or so while their owners last Thursday. town meet Wednesday. May 4. at 7:30 p.m. at 33Country Farmington Ave., Hartford, is in multi-story building ramped in such a way that a I to years. of Tucson, Ariz., and Nelson F. I guess if anything could be more farfetched than wait for money to make them complete houses. Nathan Agostinelli, president of Manchester welcoi Lane. East Hartford. The topic is Advantages of charge of the arrangements. truck could reach every floor and drive through and Besides his wife, he is survived Gerber of Glastonbury; 12 grand­ God’s love for us, its our lack of response to his call. Rents are cheaper, however, and so are fresh GOP reception May 1 State Bank, hasbeen appointed treasurer. Checks pared Breastfeeding to Mother and Baby. For informa­ the corridor and out the other side. That way each sno by five sons, Richard S. Burrill, children; and eight great­ It takes some doing to resist his love for us — that fruits and vegetables. Medical care, provided by can be made out to the Dick Cobb Scholarship Gulf il tion. call 644-4109 or 646-7277. industrial occupant, in effect, had ground floor The Andover Republican Town Committee Is nily Douglas L. Burrill and Richard grandchildren. He was prede­ Max Feldbarg unfair, all out-of-proportion love for people who facilities like Health Maintenance Organiza- Fund. Checks should be mailed to Agostinelli at "Wc convenience and a lot of space was saved. sponsoring a reception on May 1 in honor of nifl- Hill, all of Manchester, Kenneth ceased by daughter, Virginia BOSTON (AP) - Max Feld- constantly turn from him. Manchester State Bank, KMl Main St. prepai B. Burrill of Middletown and Derr. berg, a co-founder of the pioneer­ The blble makes many references to God as that ii Donald Hill of Windham; three The funeral, and burial in ing Zayre discount department husband to his people. Like lovers, we are any ti Dr. Crane’s Quiz daughters, Deborah Lynn Buxton Ellington Center Cemetery, will store chain, died Tuesday. He unfaithful, ungrateful, and undeserving of a second ship In of Coventry, Laurie Tabor of be private. There are no calling was 90. chance. Yet, he always wants to reconcile, to try it 9 PhilliF Smoking law causes COLOR Hampton and Tyna Hill of Wind­ hours. The Holmes Funeral again. And for the spouse who abandons God, He ing off 1. Which one of these has caused wives the most Feldberg and his brother Mor­ EUCTION YEAR FORECAST ham; a brother, Ralph Burrill of Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, ris launched the first Zayre stores awaits in. return. Ps unfair, unwarranted and PRINT unhappiness? Marlborough; a sister, Katherine is in charge of arrangements. unreasonable. And thank God its that way. Kidd PAUL BUNYAN DON JUAN JOHN in Boston and Hyannis in 1956. very few problems BARLEYCORN BLUEBEARD FOR INTEREST RATES processing 2. Which one of these suggest a drinking glass? P.D. Stevens St. Mary’s Episcopal Church FOOLSCAP WHITECAP REDCAP Weather By Andrew J. Davis The law, effective April 1, In the 1st quarter of 1988, Interest rates were SPECIAL! NIGHTCAP Manchester Herald mandates that employers of 50 or lower than In the 1970's. This spring and summer 3. 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Gib­ "WHEKE SERVICE NEVER STOPS 643-7369 court of th United Technologies Corp. out Woate '•sx* v t " '.r.T tr ^ ’ bons said. I — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 20, 1988 8-MA 1 — 3 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 28, 1988 — 5 S T A T E Property tax bill NA'nO N Democrats urged te & R EG IO N heads to House & W O R LD to revitalize bill lalt and Bill would open files By Judd Everhart "This is a bill that, more than Arab guerrillas killed By Mike Robinson he pond effort and a snarl over Alaskan oil HARTFORD — Future grand jury The Associated Press anything else, provides the maxi­ The Associated Press exports were all cited by senators mum amount of flexibility to local JERUSALEM — Two Arab guerrillas n at the reports would be made public under a who infiltrated Israel and wounded a truck as figuring in the outcome. compromise bill now on Its way to the state HARTFORD — Opponents of a units of government,” said Sen. WASHINGTON - The U.S, “I believe that this bill is dead,” Iter and controversial property tax relief William A. DiBella, D-Hartford, driver before being killed by Israeli Trade Representative said today project. House of Representatives. soldiers picked one of the most vulnerable said Sen. John C. Danforth, bill, most of them business co-chairman of the tax-writing President Reagan will veto a R-Mo., a GOP sponsor. He and Demo- The state Senate unanimously approved lobbyists and members of Gov. spots along Israel’s border with Lebanon, a the measure Wednesday after adopting a Finance Committee and the bill’s massive trade bill passed by the other supporters held out hope, e chair- William A. O’Neill’s staff, are chief sponsor. military analyst said. Senate and called on congres­ le Army compromise amendment to exclude however, that a revised version working to kill or at least revise Removed from the bill was an The infiltration on Wednesday was the sional Democrats to revive it might pass later this year. ispected reports from past grand juries. the measure in the House. O’Neill proposal that revalua­ second by guerrillas in as many days. Also “very quickly” without a contro­ feel that Rep. Jay B. Levin, D-New London, one of The centerpiece of the bill The Senate approved the bill on tions be done every five years, Wednesday, an army report concluded versial plant-closings provision. would overhaul the system under the architects of the compromise, said a 23-13 vote Wednesday. rather than every 10 as now that a 15-year-old female Jewish settler "We need a trade bill this which the United States retaliates Asubc including such reports would have been House Speaker Irving J. Stol- required, and an O’Neill proposal whose death in the occupied lands raised a year,” Clayton K. Yeuttersaldon against trade law violations. It lates for unfair to people who testified before the berg, D-New Haven, says the vote that towns get more money to NBC-TV’s “Today” program. studying )nd have furor was killed by a bullet from a careless would transfer authority to act grand juries when the law called for will be close and won’t predict make up for tax-exempt prop­ Israeli guard, not by stones thrown by "There are a lot of good things from the president to the U.S. suggests 140,000 to keeping most grand jury reports secret. whether it will make it through erty, such as hospitals and in that legislation, so if a couple of iecurate Palestinians. trade representative. form of t He also said grand jurors would draft the House. colleges. necessary corrections are made It also would streamline the In the hours after the Senate selectnu their reports differently, knowing that they DiBella said the vote in the Meeting on acid rain and the bill comes back. I’m system under which the United I include will be made public. vote, O’Neill staffers were work­ really quite confident the presi­ goveri I in the House would be close and would States imposes import curbs to ing the House floorwhilebusiness WASHINGTON — Canadian Prime dent would sign it,” he said. protect U.S. industries threa­ operal irk. and AP photo' lobbyists buttonholed House not say what thl gvemor would do The Senate approved the bill In SI A Racketeer unit starts if the bill gets to his desk, Minister Brian Mulroney came to tened by foreign-made goods. A ; Valley members at they came and went AP pholo 63-36 Wednesday. That left Demo­ libly for CR A FTS TR IA L — Sgt. Ken Shartz, head of the Connecticut State Police although he acknowledged Washington seeking more U.S. action to Other provisions range from subcoi HARTFORD — Hartford County State’s Diving Unit, testifies Wednesday in New London Superior Court during from the chamber. reduce the acid rain that he likens to crats at least three votes short of billions of dollars in agricultural lall. The governor has said he will O’Neill’s promise to veto it if the ARRIVAL CEREM ONY — President Reagan stands with Canadian Prime the two-thirds majority needed to five y( la ken by Attorney John M. Bailey announced the the murder trial of Richard Crafts. He points to a picture of the area of the homestead exemption remains. “dumping garbage” on his country, but he subsidies to repeal of the windfall contin creation of a unit within his office to deal veto the bill if it clears the House Minister Brian Mulroney during an arrival ceremony at the White House enact their version over Reagan’s profits tax on oil companies. Also Timlttee Housatonic River where police searched for evidence. got no promises from President Reagan. Wednesday. “unm with racketeering. because of its “homestead ex­ The governor has said he would During a one-hour meeting on objections. included are sanctions against vote to emptions,” which would exempl call a special session to resolve The bill would get Reagan’s hn Sulli- To be headed by Assistant State's Wednesday, Reagan held to the Toshiba Corp. of Japan and select 'Attorney John Massameno, the unit will be Prague’s bill delayed tangled in it, is a significant piece of up to the first $25,000 of the value the tax issue. The regular session signature, said Yeutter, if it were Kongsberg Vapenfabrikk of Nor­ d Joan of residential and commercial of the General Assembly ad­ administration’s 7-year-old position that Population could double Reagan keeps low profile not for the provision, strongly election used to investigate white collar crime, evidence, said Danbury State’s Attorney more research is needed before targets are way for selling submarine- befor P HAR'TFORD — A tough drunken driving property from local property journs on Wednesday. WASHINGTON — The world population backed by Democrats and labor, silencing equipment to the Soviet locratic narcotics, loan-sharking, professional Walter Flanagan, who is%rosecuting the set for reducing the pollution blamed for WASHINGTON — President Reagan has bill that” called for on-the-spot license taxes. The idea is also opposed by could double to more than 10 billion people requiring companies to give Union. p form case in New London Superior Court. ‘e from gambling and prostitution operatons, big-business interests. Stolberg has not said when the acid rain. chosen a low-profile role at the Republican workers 60 days notice of in­ inclti District, Bailey said in a recent letter to police suspensions for drivers who refused a Crafts, 50, of Newtown is charged with bill will be brought up in the within four decades, say researchers who National Convention that will crown Federal aid for those left sobriety test or registered a blood alcohol "It’s going to mean tax in­ contend previous predictions of a tended plant closings. jobless By imports would be course, i nmittee chiefs within his judicial district. murder. No body was ever found, and creases for business.” said Anita House. George Bush as his would-be successor, “It is good in many, many t. There level of 0.1 percent or higher suffered a authorities contend that Crafts killed his Bonefish in tow slowdown appear to be wrong. expanded under the bill, which referent Such crimes are "not an easy L. Schepker, counsel for the Sen. Reginald J. Smith, R-New administration and Republican Party respects,” Yeutter said today of calls for a 0.15 percent import fee ition to prosecution.” Bailey said. "You have to setback when it was returned to wife Helle, 39, In November 1986, NORFOLK, Va. — Salvage crews took ’ ’The overall world population is growing sources say. The pi committee. Connecticut Business and Indus­ Hartford, said the bill would faster than had been projected in the late the bill on “CBS This Morning.” to pay for the program. search titles, corporate records and even dismembered her with a chain saw and try Association. “We will mount a provide little in the way of tax the stricken USS Bonefish in tow after Reagan is waiting to give Bush a formal “We hope that a responsible and (i:urbs on overseas shipment of differen Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, said the disposed of parts of her body through a 1970s and early ’80s,” said Carl Haub of the endorsement, but presidential spokesman serious ( follow money back to the source of origin.” House action Wednesday did not mean the full effort to defeat the bill in the relief, because towns using the finding the bodies of three crewmen constructive bill will come back high-tech equipment would be He said bank records required for such rented wood chipping machine. House.” bill’s provisions would be forced aboard the submarine, apparently killed private Population Reference Bureau. Marlin Fitzwater said nothing should be through the process very quickly, bill’s demise, although she had hoped to The next billion could be added by 1998. eased. The government would be unless it investigations are among the most difficult The measure is designed to to raise their mill rates to keep when explosions and fire filled the vessel made of that. and if so the prsident will sign it.” barred from buying goods from townspe to subpoena. keep it out of the Judiciary Committee Bill protects artwork provide relief in those towns their tax bases intact. with toxic smoke and gases. said Haub, adding, “That’s really fa.st. ” Fitzwater said Reagan talked campaign Democrats had fought for 14 countries that freeze out U.S. because of opposition from high-ranking undergoing revaluation, which The bodies were found Wednesday .strategy privately with Bush over lunch Republican votes to assure them exports and the president empo­ and are committee members. HARTFORD — A bill designed to protect “The only thing we’re doing is Program on track As the Pay settles complaint works of art after the work is sold, even ' often results in dramatic tax aboard the 30-year-old, diesel-electric sub, Wednesday and said the president plans to of a total of 66, which they wered to halt any corporate “This bill will come out of this increases for residential property raising the mill rate,” Smith said. calculated would be enough for a merger or takeover on national Lessard after the artist’s death, is on its way to the Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove Jr.. the Navy’s Atlantic Fleet Command said. WASHINGTON — The step-by-step help wherever he can. WETHERSFIELD - More than $1 committee.” Prague said "If it doesn’t, owners. The bill also contains tax The Navy refused to say when the bodies veto override, given that Sen. security grounds. governn people will have to answer to their Senate after winning easy approval in the breaks for the elderly. R-Falrfield, said he was certain search for a defen.se in space against Joseph Biden, D-Del., is ill and ssment million in unpaid wages owed to employees House, would be returned to grieving relatives Soviet ballistic missiles is on track and the Vacancies are a concern The bill had cleared the House of admit ■cent of of Windham Community Memorial constituents,” O’Neill proposed, and the bill the matter would become an issue did not take part in Wednesday’s The bill prohibits the alteration of any in this fall’s legislative elections. ashore. first phase of the Star Wars program will vote. last week with more than enough But th market Hospital has been paid in settlement of a contains, tax credits for residen­ WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors votes to override a veto. But after Divers tell about saw work of fine art after it’s sold. It applies tial property owners, starting at The Republicans tried to divide be technically deployable between 1995 and are increasingly concerned about But only 11 Republicans voted not prov >lied by complaint, state Labor Commissioner only to art valued at more than $2,500 and 2000, a senior U.S. negotiator .said today. Democrats fell short in the sment. Betty L. Tianti announced. $200 and phased out over five the bill so that its elements could Threats about strike vacancies at the top of the Justice in favor of the measure produced Senate, Reagan made his veto and bals mining NEW LONDON — Police divers have created after Oct. 1,1988. The rights would years. be voted on separately, in hopes In a prepared speech to a major defense Department which Attorney General by a House-Senate conference accustoi The money represented unpaid overtime testified about their discovery of a key be protected for 10 years after the artist’s WARSAW, Poland — An organizer of contractors group. Edward L. Rowny said intentions clear. I — 35.0 earnings of 1.251 current and former All elements of the bill would be of excising the homestead exemp­ Edwin Meese III has been unable to fill for committee after three years of its most . Clark piece of prosecution evidence in the state’s death. left up to local option, in any tions from the bill. But the effort Poland’s largest work stoppage since re.search “is not only alive but healthy and nearly a month. congressional debate over soar­ Asked what he planned to do hospital staff members with payments to case against Richard Crafts, accused of The House spent more than an hour combination. martial law stifled Solidarity 6'/i years ago thriving” in such areas as developing ing U.S. trad^ deficits. In addi­ with the measure, he replied: governn fe been indivuduals ranging from $16 to $6.3,58. to divide the bill was voted down. U.S. attorneys held a lengthy discussion killing his wife and disposing of her body debating the bill’s value before approving said managers threatened during technology that can discriminate between about the vacancy in the department’s No. tion, one Democrat voted against “Just what I promised.” adminisi Tianti said Wednesday. through a wood chipper. it on a 98-51 vote, sending it to the Senate. negotiations today to have riot police end Soviet decoys and nuclear warheads the measure — Sen. William Danforth said the chief prob­ professii le ratio The year long inspection and auditing of '.I post, concluding in an informal vote that ' sale of "I observed a bright orange color and Rep. Norma D. Gyle, R-New Fairfield, the strike. targeted on the United States. they want one of their colleagues, rather Proxmire, D-Wis., who criticized lem in the Senate was the all the p< il prop- the hospital’s wage payment records immediately recognized it as a chain argued the bill was unnecessary because Senate OKs blocking On Wednesday, the second day of the than someone from outside the a provision easing the Foreign provision to require all but the covered the period from July 31,1982, Corrupt Practices Act. a single ( lid that saw,” said 'Trooper Paul Krisavage. a "when someone owns something, it’s stoppage by thousands of workers at the' -A spe ct testifies department, to fill the position, said three smallest employers to give 60-day to set the Penney through Sept. 27, 1986. member of the state police diving team, theirs” and they should be free to do huge Lenin steel works outside the The plant-closings provision, a notice of plant closings and department sources, speaking on condition fu rio u s Whito H o u s e lobbying deviatioi State Department of Labor investigators recalled from the stand Wednesday, whatever they want with it. of hostile takeovers southern city of Krakow, strikers rejected SEATTLE — The woman accused of of anonymity. large-scale layoffs. ’enney concluded that the hospital had failed to testifying about the di.scovery in January But Rep. Martin M. Looney, D-New a government offer that nearly met their killing her husband with a cyanide-spiked council/! pay workers for hours spent on the job both The consensus at Tuesday’s meeting at 3 over- 1987. Haven, said each work of art is "an Bv Brent Laymon combinations between a corpora­ demand fora 50 percent pay increase. painkiiler tearfully told a courtroom that the Justice Department was that Robert down as I Clark before and after their regular shifts. The saw. which had strands of blond hair original that is irreplaceable.” The Associated Press tion and a shareholder for five In Warsaw, the government’s chief she watched him collapse, never knowing Ulrich, the U.S. attorney in Kansas City, Judge threatens to drop governm issess- spokesman, Jerzy Urban, said he would that he was dying. ;h that 2 years after the shareholder ac­ .should be chosen by Meese to become 2 RecenI HARTFORD — In moving to quires a 10 percent or greater not be surprised if the labor unrest “Babe, I feel like I’m going to pass out,” deputy attorney general, said the sources. should bi spreads. In a telephone interview, he said shield Connecticut corporations interest in the corporation. Stella Nickell, testifying Wednesday at her Ulrich is chairman of the U.S. attorneys’ charges against North and effec i value from hostile takeovers, the state the government had predicted “pay- U.S, District Court trial, quoted her of the advisory committee, but was not in the avoid SOI Senate has given companies that Business leaders this session related conflicts. So it is true that the husband, Bruce, as saying before he room at the time of the discussion by the nt ap- Kidd officer: Guif action ‘tense’ refuse the protection only one pleaded for some protection from Bv James Rowley ter and arms dealers Albert had. But le town strikes may spread.” collap.sed at their home June 5, 19RR panel’s 15 or so members, the sources said. The Associated Press By Mark Seavy alternative: meet certain stand­ hostile takeovers, saying that Hakim and retired Air Force council/] ned the warships that destroyed two corporate raiders can, once in Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord The Associated Press ards of responsible corporate leaders •< uilding Iranian oil platforms in the conduct. control of a corporation, bleed it WASHINGTON - The judge in can’t go to trial unless relevant re foot, the Iran-Contra case is threaten­ m ake so WEST HAVEN - The best way Rostam oilfields of the gulf on The chamber voted unanim­ of its assets, leaving a weakened documents are declassified so Oct. 19. 1987, in retaliation for an ously Wednesday to block for five company unable to compete. ing to dismiss charges against they can be introduced into toward t rect for to describe action in the Persian Oct. 16 silkworm missile attack Oliver North and three other evidence. Gulf is “tense,” according to an years any hostile takeover that Corporations could only reject Dukakis, Bush eye November battle should n market on the U.S.-flagged Kuwaiti isn’t approved by a target corpo­ defendants unless the Reagan ot. officer on the USS Kidd, a Navy tanker Sea Isle City. the protections offered by the bill administration stops withholding The defendants are charged all admi should guided missile destroyer that ration’s directors, including a if they signed onto guidelines for By Laura King on a formal endorsement but the said there was “no question” that backed Reagan’s threat to veto a key documents. with conspiring to defraud the experiet The 563-foot vessel was also majority of the directors who are The Associated Press United States by illegally divert­ lion the took part in last fall’s bombard­ among the escort group that responsible corporate conduct White House indicated that one is if nominated, he would debate the trade measure that won congres­ “A stone wall is being built up revalual ment of an Iranian oil platform. not employed by the corporation. established under the Connecti­ near. Republican nominee. sional approval on Wednesday, between this court and the trial,” ing money from secret U.S. arms teogra- accompanied the supertanker The bill now goes to the House. George Bush, the Republican sales to Iran to the Nicaraguan tate in “Normally it was very busy Bridgeton when it hit a mine in cut Partnership Compact. Republican Party and adminis­ ’Tve already agreed to,” he Dukakis said: “I think the vice U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Penney and hectic because we had to “In a quiet way, this is one of presidential nominee in all but tration sources said Reagan said. “I’d be delighted.” president would be well advised Gesell said Wednesday. Contra rebels when such assist­ the Persian Gulf in July 1987. the most important bills we’re The bill creates a commission name, expressed eagerness to ance was banned by law. alsofa identify all of the aircraft, ships The only suprise many crew of business and labor leaders and planned to play a low-key role at Bush said he, too, was ready. ”I to stop criticizing others for a Gesell said he was troubled by Station, and boats and classify them,” the going to have to deal with this debate Michael Dukakis and the GOP’s convention in August will have debates and I look while and address some funda­ ’’the government’s intentional Justice Department spokes­ members said they encountered session,” said Senate Majority public officials to establish the challenged the Democratic front­ oot and Kidd’s combat systems officer, was when the Bridgeton struck a guidelines, which would cover to avoid upstaging Bush. The forward to it,” he told CNN. mental issues facing this withholding of documents neces­ man Patrick Korten denied there 88., at Lt. j.g. Frederic A. Prisley, said Leader Cornelius O’Leary, D- runner to "fire away.” Dukakis sources, speaking on condition of The vice president has critic­ country,” sary for the defense.” was any deliberate foot-dragging mine. Martin said the Kidd was Windsor Locks. “This bill is going areas like worker safety, affir­ did just that, using the Iran- Wednesday. cruising about 300 feet off the mative action and community anonymity, said the president ized Dukakis for lacking foreign Reagan objects to a provisim of The Judge blamed delays on an in preparing the documents for “That was the hard part, to have a fundamental impact on Contra affair as ammunition, and would address the convention on policy experience. The Massa­ the bill that would prd^dtle inter-agency task force that is defense review. tanker’s port side when there was the economic stability in the state and societal responsibilities. added that he’d be “delighted” to keeping track of them and not an explosion. opening night — Monday, Aug. 15 chusetts governor retaliated workers with 60 days notice reviewing 300,000 pages of top- letting anybody suprise you,” of Connecticut.” Some lawmakers,, had origi­ debate. — and then leave the next Wednesday by questioning before a plant shuts down. secret government documents “There is certainly no attempt About seven feet below the The bill would prohibit Jesse Jackson, meanwhile, being made to impede the process Did Prisley said during a news media waterline, the mine ripped a nally envisioned offering the morning for California. Bush’s role in “one of the most Massachusetts has a plant­ that he said lawyers for the four tour of the Kidd, at anchor in Long mergers, consolidations, the sale protection only to companies that said his big loss to Dukakis in On the Democratic side, Duka­ misguided adventures in the closing law, but it does not defendants must be allowed to in any way,” Korten said. “We’re roughly 200-foot hole in the of assets or other business Tuesday’s Pennsylvania primary talking about a large volume of ?ond Island Sound five miles off the 1,200-foot tanker’s bow. No injur­ subscribed to such standards. kis remained reluctant to des­ history of American foreign pol­ require companies to notify the examine before the case goes to sthe cost of West Haven. did not mean he was out of the cribe himself as the likely nomi­ icy” — the Iran-Contra affair. state of impending shutdowns, trial. material here that needs careful ies were caused by the explosion. Democratic contest. examination.” “I would say ‘tense’ is the best “You couldn’t see anything nee despite a string of wins and a Where foreign policy is con­ and critics say the measure liicks Independent counsel Lawrence single word to describe the gulf,” “This is a tight race. ... It is widening delegate lead. Any cerned, he added later, “it’s your teeth. E. Walsh, “so far as I know, is Representatives of the Justice, because the Bridgeton was struck closer now than ever before,” Prisley said as he led the tour at down below the waterline,” Mar­ f NEED SOME EXTRA'! reference to a fall faceoff with values, it’s the quality of the In other developments: making every effort to produce State and Defense departments the beginning of a four-day Jackson said as he campaigned in Bush is cautiously qualified with people you pick. ... That’s what —The Federal Election Com­ the documents,” Gesell said. as well as the White House and tin said. “We received a report Ohio, where 159 delegates are at stopover. from the Bridgeton that she an if. makes for strong international mission earmarked $2 million in “The responsibility lies with CIA “are working as fast as they Many of 320-member crew, who S P E N D IN G stake in Tuesday’s contest. He But Dukakis was sounding leadership.” matching funds to current and the attorney general and the can to process the documents,” AP photo struck something. We had no had a series of stops set around former presidential candidates were coming ashore for what confirmation at that point that it increasingly relaxed and confi­ Bush, in Washington, said he White House. I want to find out Korten said. town officials called a “hero’s W AITING FOR LEAVE — Seamen receive last-minute the state today. dent. He sent the Boston Bruins expected Dukakis to try to make on Wednesday. The candidate promptly what is taking place "You fster had hit a mine.” MONEY!! Indiana and the District of Under the Classified Informa­ welcome,” said they are pre­ instructions before leaving for shore in West Haven. The Three months later, the Kidd hockey team a telegram Wednes­ the Iran-Contra affair a cam­ who has received the most and what is going to take place.” tion Procedures Act the govern­ ecks pared to return to the Persian seamen will join about 350 shipmates from the USS Kidd We may just have a newspaper route Columbia also vote Tuesday, day following a win over the paign issue. “Let him fire away,” matching funds overall — $8.6 Gesell said the case against ment agencies that produced the ship led a strike against the oil offering 79 and 16 Democratic Montreal Canadians that ad­ he said. million — is Pat Robertson. Gulf if duty calls. during a hereos’ welcome from the town of West Haven. platforms, although the crew did available former National Security Council documents, not the prosecutor, III at “We are always preparing and delegates respectively. vanced them to the semifinals in Dukakis, in New Jersey for a —A commission formed by the aide North, former national se­ has ultimate control over the know of plans until 24 hours “We know how to win,” Jack- Di prepared to take on any mission thing else, the ship is equipped, “There was never a moment in your area... the Stanley Cup series. fund-raiser on Wednesday night, major political parties said four curity adviser John M. Poindex­ material. before the raid, Martin said. son told a crowd of 5,000 at a rally that is within our capability at loaded out and ready to perform a during the period that we were Platform workers were given 20 (Manchester) “Having enjoyed a few wins also attacked the Reagan admin­ cities and dates have been any time and that’s true of any in Cincinnati on Wednesday myself lately, I can well imagine istration record on environmen­ The qu( mission like that on shortnotice.” deployed that I didn’t feel confi­ minutes to clear off before the Ludlow Rd...... 123-273 Oakland Terrace...... all tentatively chosen for presiden­ ship In the Atlantic Fleet,” Cmdr. Lt. Cmdr. John C. Martin said dent of our abilities to counter any Navy vessels opened fire. Garth Rd...... 89-106 night, “We’ve come a long way,” how you feel,” the governor tal issues, saying: “It’s about tial debates this fall. They are the Duke 9 Phillip M. Balisle, the command­ there was no time during the Oakland Heights Bush now has more than wrote. “Maybe your winning time we had an administration Annapolis, Md., Sept. 14 9 people wi threat that we might expe­ “It didn’t take many bullets Avondale...... all (360 Oakland St.)...... all enough delegates to assure him ing officer, said In an Interview. destroyer’s four-month tour of rience.” said Martin, the excecu- before that thing was in flames,” formula will rub off on me as I that did something about the Winston-Salem, N.C., Sept 25 although "If the possibility arose that the the Persian Gulf that he lakced tive officer. Auburn...... all Beacon St...... all the GOP nomination. His boss. enter some playoffs of my own.” environment.” Omaha, Neb., Oct, 11 and Pitts uxurious stature ie said Lt. Christopher Young of Woodbridge...... 286-302 President Reagan, is holding off L Kidd would be needed for some- confidence in the crew’s ability. The Kidd was one of four Washington, Conn. The Massachusetts governor And, questioning whether Bush burgh, Oct. 27. But the iO Perrett...... all Squire Village...... all ^ lluring another j Strant St...... all himself a Low-level waste dump MANCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT Summit St...... 63-203 Kennedy Rd...... all KEVIN M. MCDONOUGH, AIA AUCTION translate Hunniford PI...... all Montclair Dr...... all Is pleased to announce the opening of his new ^ em pting comptrol Scott Dr...... all COMPLETE DISPERSAtr guys, but Eighth Utilities District Alpine St...... all architectural practice providing consulting, site planned for area American Legion Dr...... all Richmond Dr...... all HAVING SOLD OUR CONNECTICUT FARM WE V) that their Armory St...... all planning, and design services for all WILL SEE THE FOLLOWING AT AUCTION ON: £ xciting since Cal Celebrates 100 Years Haynss St...... all Highland St...... 8-317 residential and business needs. candidate NEW HAVEN (AP) - At least The service will choose the Main St...... 285-378 Candlewood Dr...... all S A T U R D A Y - A P R IL 30, 1988 • 10:30 A.M. Truman, one disposal site for low-level locations of the disposal sites, The Manchester Fire Department Eighth Russell St...... all Somerset Dr...... all and gray radioactive waste will be picked according to Kevin McCarthy, Utilities District is celebrating 100 years of P.O. Box 3064, Piccadilly Square, Rte. 83, 364 BIDW ELL ST., MANCHESTER Z Jefferson St...... all him in till in the Connecticut-New Jersey the Connecticut chairman of the service in 1988. To start off this celebration a EIro St...... all Vernon, CT 06066 Complete herd of Dairy Cattle plus complete line "Give ’ area by 1991, and voters will have commission. The service is no Flower St...... all Kenwood Dr...... all xotic Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 of farm machinery and trucks. during hii no say about where It will be relation to a similariy named unit semi-formal ball will be held on East Middle Tpke...... 0-182 m« i Home: 647-0809 Union Place ...... all Office: 649-7101 Many misc. Itsmt, and collsctIbiM and houMhold Ittmt is hard to located, officials said at a public of the state Department of Union St...... 133-264 Escape into the Fantasy... hearing. Environmental Protection. May 14th, 1988 Rachel Rd...... all accumulatad In 50 vtart. HouMhald Hams tncluds: stovt, to turn up Tudor L a ...... all dithwashar, washing machina, rafrlgarator, matal cablnat, TV, son of Gn The state’s first meeting Wed­ “The commission has no siting Union St...... 13-91 buffaf, tabla, china cablnat and othar mitc. Itams. Mayfair Gardens Visit... he thinks nesday of the Northeast Inter­ responsibilities whatsoever,” at La Renaissance Ballroom HIghwood Dr...... all ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. siso state Low-Level Radioactive McCarthy said. t(No. M - ain)...... 14-470 Simplicity 16 HP Tractor with tractormatic driva with 46 Inch squooshei from, 6:30 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. that the cl Waste Commission began the The nation’s three present sites Golwa'iy St...... all mowar and axtra bladat. Hardly avar utad. Marble St...... all H RobettJ. INSURANSMITHS SINCE them the I series of steps that will bring the in Nevada, Washington and South There will be dinner and dancing to the KKei St...... all McCabe St...... all SPECIAL MENTION LINGERIE region into compliance with fed­ Caroiina will stop accepting Stock PI...... all Soma horta relatad Itams and horta drawn slngla plow, climes. eral guidelines for dealing with waste in five years, and Connecti­ sounds of The Guardsmen Oreheetra — St...... all No. Main St...... 397-410 I9I4 cultivators, and a four whaal ona saot buggy. He who *125/couple. Worth Softool St...... 1-84 deficient I the waste. cut and New Jersey have to TERMS: Cash or Good Chock Solo Day. Xhe five-member cbmmisslon develop jointly their own This celebration is a fund-raiser for the Grand CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 67 West Street • Rockville • 871-8485 charisma will determine what kind of site is facilities. Tha MMchaeter Herald OWNERS: P U LA BROS. (2M) 64S-74SS overwork needed, and once the determina­ The audience of about 20 Finale Parade & Convention in September. For 649-5241 Mon.-Fri. lpm-6pm • Sal. 10-5 pm Duke's ini included private citizens and OIrsctlons; From Exit 2 off Int. 384 South on Koanoy St. to tion is made, the ball is in the further ticket information please call 65 E. Center Street Bldwoll Stroat on right. SPRING CLEARANCE 10% - 75% OFF deficient. court of the Connecticut Hazard­ members of environmental 643-1894 or 646-8273. Manchester, CT. manager i ous Waste Mansfemsnt Service groups. ftuirlirBtfr Ilrralii It won’t 8 - h g — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 28, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 28,1988 — d OPINION SCIENCE Death rate linked & H EALTH to tight regulation Manageable .5^ [$61 Striped dolphin dies kanoil MYSTIC — A striped dolphin that was nators of some hospitals Bv the J a c k rescued off the Long Island and brought to of Con the Mystic Marinelife Aquarium died of lead,” overnment Anderson liver and kidney ailments, an aquarium nforth, By Daniel Q. Haney Just spokesman said. cations for certificates of need, look m [e and The Associated Press they found that the ratio of actual hope, The 8-foot-long, 271-pound male died doesn’t Wednesday after being shipped to the to predicted death rates were S Whet ersion BOSTON - Hospital death percent to 6 percent higher than or Bolton aquarium Monday when it was sighted in tested rates in states with tight-fisted in those with more relaxed rules. the waters off eastern Long Island. that til e bill governmental controls are up to The researchers looked at under The animal underwent a series of tests 10 percent higher, according to a energy death rates for 16 medical condi­ of less iliates A subcommittee of the commission that is Crash victim I that indicated it was suffering from a liver study published today that tions, including kidney and heart >ns. It disorder and dysfunction of the kidneys, prompted one doctor to comment, welcon studying the Bolton Town Charter has disease, that account for about 40 refrige to act according to aquarium spokesman George “ You can’t have a Cadillac for percent of hospital stays for suggested considering a council/manager greedy e U.S. T. Donnelly. Chevy prices.” Medicare patients. The form of the government to replace the The striped dolphin was the first live The study suggests, but doesn’t Shorten noted that 38 states gets nothing I under ne the selectmen/town meeting/board of finance specimen of the species to be brought to the prove, that patient care suffers have certificate of need proce­ United aquarium, giving researchers a rare because hospitals in more cost- dures, although they vary In how repres( government under which Bolton now Genen rbs to operates. opportunity to study the mammal. Data on AP photo regulated states may try to hold severely they restrain hospital threa­ down costs by laying off staff, Maytai In support of the recommendation, the the animal’s chemistry add bacteria spending. Some of the programs, ds, A but sympathy s o FAR, SO QOOO — A spin-casting furnace revolves at the University of eliminating services or spuming he said, permit such low levels of Magic subcommittee chairman argues that within cultures was collected before it died, said mery \ from Donneily, and recordings were made of the Arizona’s Steward Observatory Mirror Laboratory during the making of an expensive equipment. spending that "it forces hospitals iltural and Ar five years the job of running Bolton as it high pitched sounds dolphins emit to find 1V/^foot teiescope mirror Tuesday. Astronomers and engineers said the “ There is cause for some to go through more loops and Indfall nAid U continues to grow may become WASHINGTON — On the morning of Dec. 4, an food and navigate themselves. glass mirror looks good, but it will take six weeks to cool before it can be concern,” said Stephen M. Shor­ discourages innovation. Some s. Also American fighter pilot bailed out of his crippled ten, the study’s director. "There Consoli “ unmanageable” for the five part-time removed from the mold and the success of the project determined. hospitals are not even applying to gainst plane and splashed safely into the Mediterranean. is no need to frighten the public, upgrade equipment. It may mean daire. 1 and selectmen. He was lucky, but a family on the ground was not. Alberto comes first but there is something here that that it has some adverse effect on and if Nor- A great many steps would have to be taken The pilotless plane veered back over a coastal town does need to be dealt with.” patient outcomes.” from e MIAMI — Alberto is expected to pay a Fat people sluggish Sun screen needed arine- before that dramatic change in the Bolton’s in Lebanon and smashed into the home of Abdo In efforts to lower medical In an interview. Shorten re­ Soviet P visit to the Atiantic and Gulf coasts this BOSTON — New evidence that chubby costs, many states have set up THE exclusive: and the excli/deid Tabet. ; SKILLMAN, N. J. — A half million commended a greater effort to form of government could take place. They year, whiie the Pacific Coast may be The incident is a lingering reminder of the people have sluggish nervous systems may Americans will get skin cancer this year, review procedures for hospital monitor hospital death rates, include public hearings and uitimately, of hearing from Aletta. e left bungied U.S. air attack on Syria. Because of it. help explain one of the great injustices of according to The American Academy of rate increases. Others have cer­ especially in highly regulated Id be course, approval by town voters in a The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Tabet lost his wife and his home, but he has yet to dieting — why some people bum up Dermatology, and one in seven Americans tificate of need programs. These states, to make sure there is no which referendum. Open Forum Administration on Wednesday announced calories more quickly than others. will get skin cancer in his or her lifetime. require hospitals to get approval serious deterioration of patient ort fee receive anything more than condolences from the for expansions or major pur­ The process should involve a number of U.S. Navy. the names of 1988 hurricanes and tropical The study published today supports the Most people receive 80 percent of their care. storms. The list alternates between male chases, such as new diagnostic different approvals because the change has Tabet was outside working his vegetable farm theory that many fat people get that way sun exposure by age 20. Because lent of proposing this unit because the for making everything so comfor­ and female names, which are picked by machines, that cost more than a serious consequences. It should not be made Stop harassing when the flaming A-7 Corsair speared the because their bodies are extra-fuel youngsters spend so much time lid be current unit is unable to respond table for us and our volunteers. international agreement. efficient. specific amount, often $500,(KM) or State probe^ uid be unless it has wide popular support by three-story house he had inherited from his father. out-of-doors and because sun exposure and $1 million. immediately to less than 3 percent Thanks also to Concetta Colona. Storm names for the East Coast are Earlier research has documented that I from the country ciub Inside. Tabet’s five children were still sleeping; his resultant skin damage are cumulative, townspeople whq understand its implications of the calls that come in. I can’t Marilyn Van Saun. Wolcott Alberto, Beryl, Chris, Debby, Ernesto, obese men and women often have lower The report did not provide a t U.S. wife was fixing breakfast. pediatricians and dermatologists are state-by-state breakdown. How­ dialysisis death and are ready to accept them. To the Editor: understand the need for this unit, Muller, Evoni and Gary Graham, Fiorence, Gilbert, Helene, Isaac, Joan, metabolic rates. Their bodies use up less pointing to childhood as the best time to empo- as the Manchester Ambulance In a blinding flash, his house was blown to rubble ever, Shorten said that among the As the subcommittee chairman, Robert J without whose help we would Keith, Leslie, Michael, Nadine, Oscar, energy, even when they are doing the same prevent skin damage, including severe HARTFORD (AP) - Two porate I am d taxpayer in the town of Service has offered to cover these and his family severely burned. Sixteen hours highly regulated states with the Lessard, says, the council/manager neverhave inflated TOOballoonsin Patty, Rafael, Sandy, Tony. Valerie and things as ordinary-size people. So they sunburn, skin cancer and premature skin agencies are investigating the itional Manchester. I play golf. I am not a later, his wife died. One of his sons was left with no highest death rates were Wa­ few calls with its own paramedic three hours. William. need less food. aging that begins to appear decades later. bleeding death of a patient while government would provide a greater degree member of the Manchester Coun­ unit. outer ear. The other children are scarred, their shington, New York, Pennsylva­ A proclamation from Gov. nia and Massachusetts. undergoing treatment in the House of administrative professionalism. try Club. These administrators are skin biackened. A gold bracelet melted on the wrist William O’Neill designating April of his youngest daughter. Hyam. Dr. Myron Peterson, head of kidney dialysis unit at Hartford nough But the council/manager government does I am really fed up with the claiming that to staff this second 20 as RSVP Volunteer Day was The Tabets were not anti-American. They lived Doctor, why am / so tired? pediatric intensive care at New Hospital, officials said. t after not provide a number of democratic checks exaggerated comments and un­ unit with eight people would only read and refreshments were n the in Zouk Makayel. a pro-American, Christian town. England Medical Center in Bos­ The probe Is focusing on and balances that Bolton people have become substantiated generalities being require the hiring of three addi­ served. Since this was done ton, said Shortell’s figures "are whether a nurse was present — 3 veto thrown around by people like Mr tional personnel, as the other five And they expected the United States would help DEAI accustomed to in their town government. In nationally, we’re all waiting to see them recover. hard to dispute.” according to regulations — in the contrac Hooker. He claims municipal golf would be current firemen. Does if balloons from other states will unit while the unidentified patient its most effective form, council/manager But their trauma and loss were not noticed in t: He said he believes the public Both til to do courses throughout New England this mean that the town fire reach Connecticut. How to get a good night’s sleep began bleeding April 2. government concentrates almost all the day’s action. The U.S. plane that destroyed their does not understand the conse­ fever i plied: are profitable. I’ve seen the 1986 department is now overstaffed by The Retired Senior Volunteer The 61-year-old Hartford man home was one of two U.S. planes knocked down b: quences of cutbacks in hospital inflame administrative authority in the hands of a cityofHartfordreportstatingthat five firemen? If so, why does their Program has 745 projects with bled to death and an anonymous the Syrians during the early morning raid which but don’t They are alert and feel well after spending. recurre prob- professional public administrator and almost Goodwin and Keney municipal overtime budget exceed $300,000 a 387.000 volunteers contributing Fourth in a series letter mailed to the state Depart­ came in retaliation for a Syrian attack on U.S. only six hours sleep but lie awake for two “ If peopje want to make the 3 the all the policy-making authority in the hands of golf courses are losing half a year? 72.300.000 hours annually. RSVP ment of Health Services indicated reconnaissance planes. The U.S. raid was the first hours each night thinking they should sleep choice to ciit costs and have less DEAI Jt the million dollars per year. Wouldn’t it be great if these volunteers serve in projects in 50 Bv Dr. Richard N. Podell a needle became separated from a single elected council, including the power time since the Vietnam War that any American for eight hours. The cure is simple: Go to bed medical care, that’s all right, but infectio to-day Mr. Hooker also makes favora­ same two town administrators states, Puerto Rico, the Virgin a tube carrying blood to the bacterii to set the entire town budget. If too many aircraft had been downed in combat. The headlines later or get up earlier — and find something they ought to be told the truth,” patient, according to a report in and ble comparisons between the Red could come up with ways to save Islands and the District of Colum­ No one knows why nature requires that recur. C deviations from that formula are permitted, focused on American pilots who were killed or rewarding to do with the extra hours. Peterson said. “ You can’t have a today’s editions of Thr Hartford Rock golf course and Augusta money and improve services? bia. 'Anyone retired and aged 60 or humans sleep. One research scientist re­ such as council/manager government can get bogged captured, not on the one who dropped safely into Here are other ways to get a good night’s Cadillac for Chevy prices. It’s Courant. National. A simple and practical way over is eligible to be an RSVP marked, only half in jest, that sleep is sleep. provide the sea, and not on the woman cooking breakfast common sense. If you pay less, State health rules require a down as badly as any other kind of local How can anyone make such would be to sell the Buckland nature’s way of keeping us from roaming in ■ Figure out how much sleep you really treatme volunteer. If anyone finds an and the children sleeping in Zouk Makayel. you get less.” nurse to be present at all times government. / inaccurate statements and keep firehouse to the Eighth Utilities RSVP balloon, please call the the dark and bumping into things. need to feel your best. If you require two which si >P Tabet didn’t expect the U.S. government to If so. the allure of sleep was dealt a blow Shorten, a health services during the blood cleansing Recent Bolton history shows the town on doing it in spite of the facts? District for approximately RSVP office, 247-2493. alarm clocks to wake up. and you fight weeks. 2 compensate him for his emotional loss. But he when Thomas A. Edison invented the electric researcher at Northwestern Uni­ procedure. I strongly suggest thecomplain- $700,000. This money could then be sleepiness much of the day, add 45 minutes to should be looking toward a more streamlined figured it could compenstate him for his monetary light and Johnny Carson hit late-night versity, published his findings in “ They’re investigating ers stop the nonsense. Indue time used to replace and update some your nighttime sleep or get a regular short DEAR and effective form of local government to Gayle G. Carta loss, which he estimated at $440,000 for damaged television. In fact, modem school children the New England Journal of whether a nurse was in that the town Board of Directors will of the antiquated firefighting Coordinator of Volunteers nap. After two to four weeks, judge the Medicine. They were based on the room.” hospital spokesman and mig avoid some of the personnel problems it has property, $29,150 for medical expenses and $56,000 reported a full hour’s less sleep each day than results.re.milts deal properly with the country equipment that the town now has. Retired Senior Volunteer records of 214,839 patients in 981 James Battaglio said. He said no about th ilbert had. But if the town does adopt a in lost earnings. did children surveyed in 1900. Undersleeping ■ Become a creature of habit. Go to bed and club lease. Meanwhile, let the The equivalent of nine firemen Program of Greater Hartford hospitals in 45 states. disciplinary actions have ?’orce Our associate Jim Lynch obtained a copy of the is a way of life for many busy Americans. wake up at the same time every day, seven council/manager government, its political town Board of Directors spend all now stationed at the Buckland Shorten and his co-author. Dr. occurred. DEAF ecord letter Tabet wrote to the White House explaining Number of hours slept is a useful but days a week, for at least one month. If you do leaders and its citizens should be prepared to its time on problems affecting firehouse could then be used to fill Edward F.X. Hughes, compared He said two agencies are long-act evant Children first, his predicament. “ I couldn’t estimate the damage imperfect guide for deciding if you are short stay up late or have a bad night’s sleep, still make some adjustments in their attitude major percentages of the town in for firemen stationed at the the actual death rates and the investigating the death. One is the blood V id so of my great major loss, my wife’s tenderness who of sleep. You can suspect you sleep too little if get up around your usual hour. Stay awake into population. I think it’s safe to say town’s other firehouses who are you usually sleep much less than average — rates that would be expected Department of Health Services byperte toward their local government. And they tenants second is more valuable to me than the whole world’s until near your regular bedtime that night, some ps the golf club issue affects less than out sick, on vacation, etc. This six hours or less on most nights based on the patient’s ages, the and the other is the Connecticut should not expect it to be a perfect solution to jewelries,” he wrote. Then he asked for even if you feel exhausted. Trying to force or redu( 3 percent of the town population, would nearly eliminate the pro­ To the Editor: Another indicator is a change in sleeping severity of their Illnesses and Peer Review Organization, which arged all administrative problems, as Manchester’s compensation for his material losses, "so as I may sleep can create frustrations and negative drug, bi and all but two or three people of posed $300,000 overtime budget pattern. If you are tired an getting 45 minutes other factors. reviews care given Medicare d the experience with its recent failed tax be able to re-support my family.” conditioning that hampers future sleep. patients. asthma that 3 percent are convinced the The end result would be better After attending the Manchester less sleep than in the past, you’re probably They found that the ratio of Ivert- Six weeks after the accident, the U.S. Embassy ■ If you waken at night and don’t fall back revaluation shows. country club is a major asset to service and equipment for less Board of Education meeting on getting too little rest. actual to predicted death rates in arms in Beirut wrote back and told him there would be no to sleep immediately, relax, listen to music, our town . So do I cost. Monday night. I was appalled at A third clue that you might be short of sleep states with the most stringent DEAI iguan compensation. or read. If you feel frustrated, leave the EMERGENCY issist- I sincerely hope our town the apathy and lack of advocacy of is the presence of factors that might increase bedroom and do a quiet activity until you feel rate reviews were 6 percent to 10 left me Tabet then wrote to the U.S. Navy’s claim judge. Fire — Police — Medical Louis M. Cherrone directors will put their political the board members. Only Dr. your need for sleep. Athletes often feel they sleepy again, percent higher than in the least How cai But the judge said the United States didn’t pay 630 E. Middle Turnpike differences aside and adopt a Gauvin appeared interested in need more sleep when in heavy training. ■ Take a caffeine- and alcohol-free holiday. tightly controlled states. that pet lokes- foreigners for damages arising from combat. DIAL 911 Manchester proposal such as this rather than pursuing further the partial reop­ Sustained mental work or emotional stress Avoid large late evening meals that might In states with the strictest there Tabet could expect only apologies. “ Please be In Manchester increase taxes unnecessarily. ening of Highland Park School. can increase the amount of sleep needed to upset your stomach, but do not go to bed procedures for reviewing appli- DEAI gging assured of the sympathy ... in the loss of your wife feel well. Sleep disrupted by physical pain hungry. otologic ts for Don’t false laxes The board’s main concern is that of the current tenants of the and injury to your family,” the judge wrote. “ I am and emotional distress can increase your Millions of Americans know they do not get 8i Regular daytime exercise can allay ■TRIM FASHIONS- tremelj William L. Sheridan constrained by law, however, from rendering a needs. enough sleep — and not because they love due to . for more medics SSCandlewood Drive building rather than the elemen­ depression and anxiety, and promotes better empt tary school children. Theinability more favorable reply.” Few working people wake up without an late-night TV. Some can’t fall asleep, and sleep. will be Manchester alarm and feeling well. So don’t worry if you Specializng Exclusively In ocess To the Editor: to find alternate space for these As far as the Pentagon is concerned, the case of others wake at 3 a m. and can’t go bark to ■ Relax in the evening as you stage down damagt hate your first 15 minutes awake. However, if sleep. They suffer from insomnia. SLENDERI2INGII plus-size fashions cop-out Ve’ re occupants within the next 18 Abdo Tabet is closed. Last October, Rep. Lee toward sleep. RSVP balloons you are not alert and feeling well by the time National surveys find a third of adult brain’s ne of As a town of Manchester months is incredulous. Hamilton, D-Ind., inquired into the case, and a ■ Do not watch exciting TV shows before ireful taxpayer, it bothers me that two Defense Department judge sent a response that you dress, consider too little sleep a possible Americans have some problem with insom­ sleep. you wil off successfully Rather than rubber-stamping cause. If you can't wake up until you’ve had Special Sizes administrators. ToiiiH‘*‘Manager echoed the Navy’s original conclusion. A Defense nia. At least 15 percent of us consider our ■ Use your bedroom for sex or sleeping 14'/k - 24'ii Togi' Dr. Kennedy’s recommenda­ coffee, the problem may be caffeine problem serious and chronic. free co stice, Robert Weiss and town Fire Chief Department spokesman told us this month that only. Do not review bills in bed. Do not discuss and 38 to 52 To the Editor: tions. the board should evaluate addiction. If you can’t sleep for one or two nights every Other r (lents John Rivosa. are proposing to there are no plans to reconsider. hectic issues with your bedmate. his ability to manage the school Commit yourself to a prescription of more week, you have moderate insomnia. If you and thi ! and spend a great deal of money for Tabet can’t afford a Washington law firm to On Wednesday, April 20, a system. sleep. Increase your nightly sleep time by 45 suffer three nights a week or more, your FRIDAY; Your medicine may make you Clevela they something of a questionable need. balloon launch was held at plead his case. Instead, he has relied on the help of With Mother nts,” minutes for two weeks, and see if you feel problem is certainly serious enough to do tired. title. C 1»M by NEA. Inc I’m referring to the proposed Wickham Park in Manchester. Bernadette Stolp groups like the American-Arab Anti- better. something about. In Mind second paramedic unit within the Our sincere thanks to Jeff Maron, 117 Butternut Road Discrimination Committee. “ The government is If you have difficulty falling asleep earlier Taking 30 minutes or more to fall asleep ‘You’re talking in 30-second bites again. Dr. Richard N. Podell Is associate clinical rma- town fire department. They are director of the park, and his staff Manchester playing hardball,” said Albert Mokhiber, director or can’t wake up later, ask your physician to should be considered abnormai. Reawaken­ professor at the University of Medicine and We have countless ways to vern- of the committee’s legal services. Mokhiber consider a brief trial of mild sleeping ing during the night for 30 minuts or more is Dentistry of New Jersey — Robert Johnson say, "Happy Mother’s Dayl” c< d the brought the case to the attention of Hamilton who medicine to help you “ reset” your personal aiso abnormal, although waking during the Wood Medical School. This article Is exerpted utor, chairs the House Subcommittee on Europe and the clock for an earlier bedtime. Another useful night is not abnormal in itself. from "Doctor Why Am I So ’Tired” (Pharos ' the Duke looks the part, but can he play it? Middle East. alternative might be an afternoon nap. Some individuals think they have insomnia Books, 1988). DEA Tabet has rebuilt his house and still holds hope Find all the gifts NISCH: that the United States will decide to at least with a r The question in Democratic politics is whether Instead of getting rid of the Department of most mothers the Duke can make small and skinny pay off. As a partially compensate his family for what it has along V Education as he said he would, he will probably CALDWELL would be p ro u d // ' 9 people we have a predilection for tall politicians, endured. Mokhiber said he doubts the Pentagon good se leave office having burdened the nation with yet will change its stance until public outcry forces it very m although from time to time a person of runt-like one more unnecessary Cabinet-level department, ALBASI GREENHOUSES to receive.. stature is able to claim the voter’s fancy. to OIL INC. him. bi this one for veterans. Reagan arrived with cadres little p But the Duke has also saddled himself with Nicholas lovingly selected of corporate executives who were “ going to run the seem I another yawning burden — he is advertising Mini-editorial Opening Saturday, April 30th Von Hoffman government like a business." with apparatchiks 79.9 by us. gasm. himself as a "manager.” To most of us this Some friends of Oliver North in Virginia rallied from the reactionary think tanks, yet now that his por gal. C. O. D. seems translates into words like accountant, consultant, time has almost passed, you look around and see around the Iwo Jima Memorial the other day to featuring cerned comptroller and office manager. Not fun-type nothing was accomplished; nothing, evidently, was kick off a campaign drafting the lieutenant colonel though guys, but at least the Duke’s supporters can say attempted. for the Senate. It seems Olliemania just won’t go 649-8841 and our Prices Bubleeno Change that their man looks the part he wants to play. Not In the end the reason that Reagan and his friends away. But let’s not throw out this initiative too Beautiful Geraniums Is SOI since Calvin Coolidge have we had a presidential failed to clean up the government and make it run hastily. The Senate may be the safest place for a candidate less cast in the heroic mold. Even Harry promise to “ cut the waste and run the government right was that they don’t believe in government. guy like Ollie. Sure, the downside is he could pass • Blouses • Dresses • Slacks DEAI Truman, In his wide-lapeled, double-breasted suits efficiently” has been a stock phrase in everybody’s They don’t want it to run right because they don’t laws and make national policy as a senator. But the ' pelvic c and gray fedoras had a game-cock nobility about stump speech. Even Jimmy Carter, a man who let want it even if it’s doing its job. upside is that some cowboy in the administration HANGING BASKETS: • Skirts • Blazers • Scarves an app< him in the eyes of many of his contemporaries. / administration slip out and away from him during But there are several hundred millions of us who would ignore national policy, anyway. ’The ultimate SHIRTS IVY GERANIUMS. NEW GUINEA IMPATIENS, BEGONIAS thisanj FUCHSIA. IMPATIENS, AND OTHER VARIETIES Can't decide? Give her a gift "Give ’em hell, Harry,” they shouted at Truman his years in office, campaigned for the job with the don’t have that luxury. Be it the mail, be it drug solution is to fill Congress with the cowboys and fill Washed and if there during his whistle-stop campaign of 40 years mo. It might I promise that his business school gimmick, enforcement or Medicare, we must have the the Executive Office Building with people who ' BEDDING PLANTS: certificate and you can’t go wrong is hard to imagine a Dukakis crowd crying fo/him “ zero-based budgeting.” would bring the federal services government is supposed to provide. That’s represent the voters. Hand-Pressed estroge to turn up the gas. and harder yet to imagine this hydra under control. Ronald Reagan’s opinion on where the Duke might come in Americans might IMPATIENS, MARIGOLDS, BEGONIAS, PETUNIAS, AND of men MANY OTHER VARIETIS... rience | son of Greek immigrant parents doing so. Perhaps government operations needs no repeating, yet in harken to a candidate who could convince us that he thinks any deviation from a kind of emotionally gen an the waning months of his second administration it he was determined to spend a term in office being $100 VEGETABLE PLANTS: cyclic 8 squooshed WASP norm might give the impression is obvious to anyone filling out a tax form or buying the chief executive in something beside name only. fBaurliPstrr Hrralft each HYBRID TOMATOES, PEPPERS, LETTUCE, CABBAGE, EGG­ these ct that the children of immigrants had brought with a postage stamp that seven years under his Perhaps the Duke could present himself as the PLANT AND MORE'M Founded In 1881 gist ab< them the flamboyance and effervescence of other direction has left government as costly and candidate who doesn’t want to abolish government some Cl climes. ineffectual as it was the day he took office. but who wants to make it work. Nobody else will. PENNY M SIEFFEnT...... Publl*h«r have or He who fails to give people goose bumps is judged QEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Edilor LUCA’S If anyone was swept Into office with a mandate to Straightening out the Departments of Interior. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS .... T...... ExteuMva EdHor OPEN DAILY 9 AM to 5:30 PM Once deficient in leadership qualities. He lacks make government work, it was Ronald Reagan. In Drop-Off Laundry Commerce and Health and Welfare is not MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... City Edilor VILLA LOUISE ROAD VERNON • Vernon Circle / 649-4430 your ph; charisma. if I may be permitted the use of that his first years in office he faced a crowd Congress Inspirational work, but nothing’s more necessary. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Ataocitia EdHor (off Birch ML Rd.) 180 Spruce St., Manchester Opposite Vito’s AVON - R1. 44. Caldor Piaza questioi overworked, silly word. But no doubt about it, the which would have acceded to any request to change It demands burning the midnight oil. not burning have DENISE A. R O B ER TS ...... Advarllalng Olrador BLOOMFIELD - 80S Park Are.. Bloomflald Sltopplng Plaza 01 Duke’s inspirational powers are decidedly the laws to streamline bureaucracy and give force up the airwaves with patriotic blather. It requires BOLTON, CONNECTICUT during MARK F ABRAITIS ...... Butinaaa Managar 6 4 9 -0 1 6 4 SPRINQFIELO - At tha ’’X” deficient. But this may be the year when a and effect to the huge apparatus named dogged, gut work, it needs the dull administrative SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoaing Managar 646-7749 self-stin manager can sell himself to the electorate. Washington City. Yet he never made good on his skills. Heaven only knows the Duke looks the part, ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar touchinf JEANNE G FROMERTH...... Circulation Managar It won’t be easy. For the past 60 years the campaign promises, often never even tried, but we’re yet to discover if he can nlav it 10 — I 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 28, 1988 188 — 7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 28, 1988 — 9 d FOCUS BUSINESS MARKET REPORT Drexel chief takes fifth; Ford earnings set record >n DETROIT — Ford Motor Co. today reported a workers subject of probe New refrigerators more energy efficient record first-quarter earnings of $1.6billion 9 PEOPLE percent over the same period of 1987, and By Dave Skidmore complied with securities laws and attributed the increase to the company’s efforts of some bond issues with ‘‘insider The Associated Press the regulations of the Securities Is By the Editors freezer of the Sears Kenmore 66881 to improve quality and efficiency. accounts” — partnerships that have done similarly well In the most and Exchange Commission.” included Drexel employees and of Consumer Reports and the similar Whirlpool ET18AKXS recent previous reports of top-freezer . '^“ ‘•Wwlde earnings amounted WASHINGTON - Congres­ During the first session on officers, including Milken. averaged 6. degrees and couldn’t be Douglas defends marriage to $3.30 per share, compared with $1.5 billion, or C onsum er refrigerators. Unfortunately, the sional investigators zeroed in Wednesday, Milken confirmed That practice could allow bonds Just because refrigerators today set colder without chilling the refrig­ >f need, brand’s freqnency-of-repair record is LONDON - W.87 per share, in the January-March period of today on whether Drexel Burn­ that he has been under investiga­ to be withheld from much-sought look much as they did 20 years ago R eports erator compartment excessively. And last year. if actual not outstanding. Oscar-winning ac­ ham Lambert Inc. employees tion for 18 months by a federal issues and sold later at a higher doesn’t mean they haven’t changed. the four Maytag-made models tested 14M- (t| were S ’The Caloric GFD1801, which aver­ tor Michael Dou­ Ford’s U.S. first-quarter income was $1 manipulated bond prices, after grand jury in New York City, price than those initially offered When Consumer Reports’ engineers produced only about 4 degrees in the ler than aged $691, was a close runner-up. It glas insists his billion, down $119 million from the same period the firm’s Junk bond chief took the which is reported to be conduct­ to the public. tested 16 models recently, they found freezer at their coldest setting. These d rules, form similarly. was every bit as efficient as the marriage is intact, last ye a r^ ^ ile foreign quarterly earnings were Fifth Amendment to avoid ans­ ing a massive probe of insider that the units used 27 percent less same six models also had troubles I.7M wering questions. “ In some instances there is ked at The models tested all had.,t|i4tir Amana and it performed just as well. and suggests rum­ a recordUl80 million, up $250 million from the TF MTWTF HTWTl trading. energy than did comparable models when the room temperature was MTWTF UTWIf MTWTf MTW evidence to believe that purchas­ il condi- freezers on top. a style that accounts But it lacked many of the convenien­ It_____ M J- »< II M Drexel chief executive Fr^Her- of less than a decade ago. That’s a ors that he and his corresponding period last year. Ford said In a Both the firm and Milken have id heart for about two-thirds of the market. boosted to 90 degrees. ces of its sister, the Amana. written statement. ick Joseph was appearing before ers on the secondary market not welcome improvement, since the wife, Diandra, are denied any wrongdoing. ibout 40 A good refrigerator should also cool AP graphic a House panel one day after junk only paid a higher price but were refrigerator is the most energy- Since Caloric is a newcomer brand splitting may be an “ Our first-quarter earnings reflect the good Joseph has not been subpo­ lys for According to the engineers, a evenly. If it doesn’t, you could wind up In the refrigerator market, reliability bond director Michael R. Milken foreclosed from buying the full greedy appliance in most households. unhappy spinoff of baianee of the overall Ford team effort,” enaed, but subcommittee refrigerator should hold foods at with frozen milk from a too-cold information isn’t available. Nor is cited his constitutional protection members said they expected him amount thatthey had requested,” The tested refrigerators are sold his role as an Chairman Donald E. Petersen and Vice Defense Jobs topic at GE I states about 37 degrees F in its main comer or softened ice cream from a repair data at hand for the newcomer against self-incrimination in ref­ to testify. The firm has been Dingell said. under 16 different brand names, but adulterer in “ Fa­ Chairman Harold A. Poling said in a statement. proce- compartment and 0 degrees FJ, _ too-warm freezer-door shelf. While KItchenAid KTRF18M. by far the WAUKESHA, Wls. — General Electric Co. using to answer questions,', supplying the subcommittee with Rep. Norman Lent of New represent only five corporations. r In how freezer. Frozen beef, for exaib'^t most of the models didn’t vary much most convenient model but also the tal Attraction.’ Chairman John F. Welch Jr. began his The hearings by the inveidga- documents. York, the ranking Republican on General Electric owns Hotpoint; Douglas, who the full committee, said as many lospital keeps nicely fro 13 or 14 months at 0 In temperature, three units — the pricest, at an average of about $840. FCC drops hookup bill hike company's annual meeting by discussing GE’s tions subcommittee of the House Dingell said congressional in­ Maytag owns Admiral, Jenn-Air and as 20 to 30 “ insider accounts” igrams, degrees, but only for about five Gibson, Kelvinator and Tappan — Whether the brand proves as reliable recently won an bright future for the next decade. Energy and Commerce Commit­ vestigators are concerned about Magic Chef (and supplies Montgo­ months at 10 degrees. The zero level each had hot spots on the freezer door WASHINGTON — Computer users won’t see a may have been Involved. evels of as models of its parent Whirlpool Oscar for Best But after the opening remarks, most of the tee are focusing on Drexel issues three junk bond issues underwrit­ NE mery Ward): Raytheon owns Caloric also helps offset the warming effects that were 15 degrees warmer than the hike in telephone bills that had been considered A Dspitals remains to be seen. Actor for his latest of the high-risk, high-yield securi­ ten by Drexel: an offering in the “ They were able to, rightly or and Amana; Whirlpool owns Kitche- of an opened door, the defrost cycle main area. by the Federal Communications Commission. discussion centered on GE’s involvement in the be ps and Among models whose brands have movie “ Wall ties known as junk bonds. 1985 buyout of Beatrice Cos., an wrongly, acquire these junk nAid (and supplies Sears); and White and warm food waiting to freeze. Top-rated was the Amana TC18J, Michael Douglas The FCC formally scrapped the unpopular nuclear weapons industry. Tu Some the best repair records are the Sears Street,” spoke to Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., offering for the Phoenix, Ariz., bonds for their own account at a Consolidated Industries owns Frigi- which averaged $720 in price. It provision, which would have added about $4.50 The meeting was held Wednesday in lying to 66881, which averaged about $675, and reporters Wednesday before a London chairman of both the committee based Texstyrene Corp. and given price and then hold them daire, Gibson. Kelvinator. Tappan Some models couldn’t hold the ideal displayed the best combination of an hour to the cost for a computer user to link up Waukesha, the home of the company’s Medical y mean the Whirlpool ET18AKXS, $610, Un­ premiere of the film, at which Princess Diana and subcommittee, said he was another by Hanover Petroleum for a rather short period of time and White-Westinghouse. Siblings temperature when working in a energy efficiency, performance and electronically with an information provider, Systems division, and GE's stockholders fleet on fortunately. both were mediocre was a guest. not alleging criminal violations at Corp. and sell them subsequently to from each corporation usually per- 70-degree room. For instance, the convenience. Other Amana models overwhelmingly rejected several proposals that performers. Asked if his marriage to Diandra, a more than double the hookup price for some this time, but wanted to know He said the subcommittee has third parties at substantial in­ tell re- data bases. were related to the company’s defense contract “ whether or not these matters evidence that Drexel placed parts 39-year-old model, was over as some reports work. creases in value,” Lent said. ffort to have said, Douglas said, “ It’s not true and I In a statement issued Wednesday, the P The discussion at the meeting dealt little with rates, really do not know how any of it got started. commission said It abandoned the idea in a vote gulated strict business issues and instead covered topics Mother is critical of store “ I suppose it was doing pictures like ‘Fatal last week because the information services re is no industry is in a “ uniquely complex period of ranging from abortion to South Africa. Chief: Attraction,” ’ a movie about how a family was Carbide heaithier Coni patient transition.” Outside the meeting, a protest against GE’s Dr. G ott thrown into crisis by the husband’s adultery. military work was organized by a Boston-based Asked whether he saw anything of his own The commission found virtually no support for Peter Qott, M.D. Its original plan to increase the costs. Computer group called INFACT, which \ias helped lead a plaqu for giving credit to minors personality in the character he played in the national boycott against GE products. since Bhopal industrial accident house movie, he retorted, “ How long have you been users said the increased costs would drive many of them off the computer networks and crush a but F married? Do you fool around?” the bi DEAR fledgling industry. Murdoch to sell TV station By Linda Stowell Kennedy also said the company and it has not decided yet whether DEARABBY: Manyyearsago. When the reporter declined to answer, he that ABBY: Today, The Associated Press is spending between $7 million it will appeal that order. on my first visit to the home of a went on to the next question. arour my daughter, BOSTON — Rupert Murdoch has put his and $8 million annually on ex­ Stockholders also approved a new girlfriend in a neighboring Personal Incomes rising List, I who is substan­ Boston television station up for sale because he DANBURY — The chairman of penses from the Bhopal litigation. proposal to amend its policy that - Two city, as we were about to go out $400 £ tially under 18 WASHINGTON — Americans’ personal says he would have difficulty receiving a Union Carbide Corp. says the The leak of toxic gas on Dec. 31, limits the liability of directors. ing the for a drive, her mother said, it w nt while years old, un­ D ear Abby Segal awards presented incomes, propelled by profit-sharing payments government waiver allowing him to keep both chemical giant is a leaner, 1984. came from a pesticide plant But one stockholder opposed the Repeat of strep “ Don’t forget the garbage, Bef in the employed but in the auto industry, shot up 0.8 percent in the station and The Boston Herald. healthier company since the run by the company’s Indian proposal, saying it is “ very Abigail Van Buren Peggy” NEW YORK — Two young instrumentalists Rothr lartford loves clothes, March, the biggest increase in three months, The move comes less than a month after a world’s worst Industrial accident subsidiary. The disaster killed directly related to Bhopal,” and ’'I won’t,’’ she said. She went to were wealthier to the tune of $4,000 today as the M received a while consumer spending posted a healthy federal appeals court struck down a nearly four years ago, but the more than 2,800 people and added, “ directors need to take the kitchen and returned with a recipients of the Martin E. Segal Award, ciety I Ing on can’t be credit card advance as well, the government said congressional amendment barring the Federal Bhopal litigation continues to injured at last 20,000. The Indian personal responsibility for all cardboard box of smelly trash, named for the former chairman of the Lincoln drag on. deeds isent — from a major Wednesday. Communications Commission from extending government sued Union Carbide actions of the company.” DEAR DR. GOTT; Twice in the Iasi year I ’ve which she put in the backseat of Centerboard. office - in the department temporary waivers to its cross-ownership rule. “ I am sorry to report what all of in September 1986, contending the Ward Morehouse Jr., who said contracted a severe strep infection — erysipelas my car. “ They are our hope for the future, and also The Commerce Department said consumer asses! patient store! you know — that the litigation leak was caused by negligence. he represents some Bhopal inter­ Both times, it started abruptly with a 102-degree "Don’t you have a garbage for civilization,” George Weissman, chairman spending rose 0.7 percent, after an even stronger drags on in the courts, and in a son s£ I telephoned the store’s credit myself and my daughter without Bank to close branches The company has said it resulted est groups, claimed that “ Car­ fever and settled in my right leg. causing an service in this city?’ ’ I asked. of Lincoln Center, said Wednesday in 0.8 percent rise in February. politicized arena where it surely bly bu rd man department and asked if there financial aid, and I am struggling from sabotage by a disgruntled bide moved heaven and earth to inflamed, tender rash. What can I do to prevent She replied, “ Yes. but we can’t The spending and incomes report provided does not belong,” Robert D. Rober lymous was an age requirement for those to .stay afloat. I feel as though I presenting $4,000 awards to trumpeter LOS ANGELES — Security Pacific National employee. transfer the case to India,” and recurrence? afford it.” further evidence that the key consumer sector Kennedy said Wednesday at the Irelan Depart- who applied for credit cards I have been stabbed in the back! Richard Kelley, 21, a sophomore at the Bank will close 40 to 60 branches or up to 10 At the end of last year, Kennedy said he hopes the company now “ All right, where’s the nearest was continuing to power economic growth company’s 70th annual meeting. 1860. dicated was told there was not. Then I I ‘d appreciate vour comments. Juilliard School, and George Wellington, 29, percent of the company’s total number over the said the company offered an “ will not seek refuge in U.S. DEAR READER: Erysipelas is a diffuse dump?” despite the fears that had been raised following “ We would like to resolve the Fan sd from asked if a person had to be CASH ONLY bassist, performing with the New York next three to six months, officials for the state’s out-of-court settlement of $350 courts.” infection of the skin, caused by streptococcus ’’There isn’t any. so we’ll just the October stock market collapse. situation and get much needed the G to the employed in order to obtain a Philharmonic. second-largest bank announced. million, which was rejected by Another shareholder asked bacteria. For unknown reasons, the condition may drive around until we find a good In a report Tuesday, the government said aid to the victims, but we cannot throug port in credit card. I was told no. The award was announced in 1986 when Executives with Los Angeles-based bank, who the Indian government. Kennedy what the company recur. On occasion, a persisting focus of infection — place.” consumer spending, after adjusting for accept the court’s attempt to only ai srtford When I explained that my Segal retired as chairman of the Lincoln made the announcement Wednesday, declined On April 4, the High Court in the means when it says it has such as athlete’s foot — can harbor strep and DEAR CASH ONLY: Laws After driving around for a inflation, climbed at an annual rate of 3.8 impose legal liability without a as a daughter was an unemployed Center board. Monejtto help^urther careers of to say how many of the bank’s 10,000 employees central Indian state of Madhya accepted "moral responsibility” provide a source of repeated infection. The concerning credit extended to while, as we were going through a trial, especially as the evidence is meowi uire a student. I was told that if she were young artists connected in some way with percent from January through March, providing would lose their jobs. They said some workers Pradesh ordered Union Carbide for the tragedy. treatment of choice for erysipelas is penicillin, unemployment minors differ in pleasant woodsy park, she said. now overwhelming that the believe times supported by a parent, that was Lincoln Center was donated by the board and most of the strength for overall economic would be transferred to other branches and to pay $192 million in interim "Union Carbide has accepted which should be administered fora minimum oftwo the various states, but if there “ Pull over here.” Then she got tragedy was the result of a Union relief. year. insing the only ‘‘employment'’ isn’t a law stating a parent is not Segal’s friends. growth of 2.3 percent during the first quarter. some vacant jobs would be left unfilled. moral responsibility. Idon’tknow weeks. out and threw the garbage into a Carbide India employee’s delib­ Kennedy said Wednesday the why we have to explain that,” A I necessary. responsible for merchandise pur­ The first recipients of the award were 2 clump of bushes. erate act of sabotage.” he said. Bting company has 60 days to respond Kennedy said. Farmc Abby, I am a single mother chased by a minor child, there I ’ve often pondered whether filmmaker Anita Thatcher, whose work has n that DEAR DR. GOTT; I take Tenormin for clii.sler lists hi working full time to support ought to be. she ever wondered why I never been presented by the Film Society of Lincoln esman and migraine headaches. What can you tell me mason asked for another date. Center, and Karen Notare, soprano in the New said no about this drug? probal DISGUSTED IN SEATTLE have York City Opera’s national touring company. Broker pleads guilty the he DEAR READER; Tenormin (atenolol) is a D ata Bank They received the award last year. from i » are long-acting beta-blocker that produces relaxation of DEARDISGUS’TED: You don’t Han say how many years ago this leisthe blood vessels. It is extremely useful in treating had SI happened, but I would hope that iin bank merger case ervices hypertension and certain forms of heart disease. In agreei “ neighboring city” has since lecticut some patients with migraine, it prevents headaches FEAR OF AIDS: Is it waning? Davis resumes tour the bi passed an ordinance or statute HARTFORD (AP) - A stock­ the insider trading and mail fraud they I, which or reduces their frequency. By and large, il is a safe NEW YORK - drug, but must be used with caution in people with making dumping garbage just broker pleaded guilty to wire charges are being dropped along pound edicare Jazz trumpeter asthma or heart failure Level of conceni anywhere in violation of the law. I fraud after the government with a perjury charge stemming “ It ebout hope the girl who dumped the Miles Davis and agreed to drop insider trading from a Securities and Exchange under contrectlng AIDS garbage in the bushes sees this in his seven-piece and mail fraud charges in the Commission investigation of the Inti : y DEAR DR. GOTT: I had anartery occlusion that case she’s wondering why you band have re­ merger of Suffield Savings Bank merger, Twardy said. .VniOPliROOK the h left me with nerve damage and deafness in one ear never called her again. sumed their year­ and Coastal Savings Bank of Suppo leal The Hartford indictment said How can I get rid of the storm of high-pitched noise long worldwide Maine. have I Silverman learned of secret that penetrates my head every waking second? DEAR ABBY: “ Frustrated in tour. Arthur Silverman, 62, of West than ] merger discussions between the Glenwood Springs, Colo.” com­ Davis had been JIartford pleaded Wednesday be- one banks, and used the insider 01 DEAR READER: You are describing a common plained about people who are hospitalized here ■fore U.S. District Judge Peter C. were otological condition called tinnitus. This is ex­ information to buy 1,200 shares of Open House always finishing other people’s fora leg infection Dorsey and could face up to five Coastal Savings stock for his woodc tremely hard to treat. If your high-pitched ringing is sentences. Well, I ’m one of those that resulted from ^ears in prison and be fined up to and s due to an arterial blockage and nerve damage, it people, and I ’ll tell you why. I ^250,000 when he is sentenced in personal account and those of his an injury he family, and realizing profits the foi will be virtually impossible to treat because the tend to become impatient with received while early June, U.S. Attorney Stanley the St: damage has been done. I know this will sound like a when the stock was sold at higher folks who like to drag everything touring in France. 'Twardy Jr. said, was b Ions cop-out. but if you will be patient, with time; your out. so I finish their sentences to Silverman, a stockbroker in the prices. THE ARBORS He and his ” Th brain’s hearing center will adapt to the tinnitus and kind of hurry them along. JIartford office of Shearson Leh- ensemble returned He also was charged with the da you will no longer be bothered by it. Abby, it would be a public inan Brithers. had been charged recommendiing the purcha.se of to the stage April Soir To give you more information. I am sendingyou a service to tell people that if 'in Hartford grand jury indict- Coastal stock to clients and a Mlles Davis 18 in San Fran- outsid free copy of my Health Report on Ear Disorders. someone is always finishing their 'ment with single counts of insider co-worker. AT HOP BROOK tared, cisco. After four dates in California, they left Other readers who would like a copy should send $1 sentences, they are either talking ;trading, mail fraud and wire Twardy said Silverman’s case for Australia where the first date was and tl and their name and address to P.O. Box 91369. too much, or too slow. Probably [fraud. represents the first insider trad­ with Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the Somewhat Not very None at all both. Wednesday in Sydney. June includes dates in • In exchange for his guilty plea. ing conviction in Connecticut. RETIREMENT COMMUNITY title. NEA graphic GUILTY AS CHARGED Japan and back in the United States. In July, he’ll be in Western Europe and Turkey; August in Japan; and September in Brazil. The tour is Davis’ first with a full set of Cordially invites you to a week-long open house Re Couple should seek advice of counselor high-tech equipment and an extravaganza of multicolored lights. WIN at the information center beginning Continui DEAR DR. R E I- - means .she must tell her partner what estrogen makes vaginal tissue a Pennzoil appeals NISCH: I ’m 55 and go types of touching or other stimulation thinner, drier and much more sus­ tions I with a man of 57. We get helps or hinders this process. A loving ceptible to infection. Actor defends teacher Radioike (luid • Power steer mq as well as a complete presentation of DEAR READER: Do you have a having orgasms during intercourse is counselor. This person can tell you itching and the nodule) even if the D’Ambrosia applied for tenure at WVU in • Chiinqe oil (up to itching has stopped by the time she 5 fits.) lOW 30 Of pelvic exam each year? If not, make important enough for you to seek about the therapy programs designed 1986 after teaching there for two years. Her lO W -40 w Oil I I <;i y • TfOftsmission Continue an appointment (you should be doing assistance from a sex therapist or to do this. has the appointment. • N hyv Oil (liter request was denied and a state hearing • ChiJisis luhe (Iuk( The Arbors Retirement Community Concept. • Winrlshitrid this anyway) and ask the gynecologist counselor. Some women honestly feel If this matter is not Important to She should also ask about hormone examiner is conducting an appeals hearing, • V-icuuin intuf loi • Cliec.k (iir (liter wastier Kernel If there is any physical problem that that the non-orgasmic pleasure they you, but your partner continues to which is expected to conclude today. • (Jtlletenti.il replacement therapy (taking estro­ • ClUtiM winrlstiieUI Our counselors will be available to answer all your questions has had might block having orgasms. As the receive from intimate interactions is worry about it despite your reassu­ • Cl'uck lice pit-ssiitt gen and progesterone on a monthly Underwood, 23, said Wednesday that weeks ai estrogen level drops around the time sufficient, and they do not care rances, suggest he talk with a • CliecV httif. Hi cycle). Increasing the level of estro­ D’Ambrosia is one of two people he consults (ujsr.’S four tinr of menopause, many women expe­ whether they have orgasms or not. therapist or counselor so that he can gen reduces post-menopausal vaginal for advice about his work. l^MChssPwtectim and will be available in the evening to accommodate your rience genital changes. Taking estro­ Other women are fully satisfied to months, better understand why your orgasms changes. “ Through her I have been able to grow as an ALL FOR ONLY gen and progestin hormones on a have their orgasms from stimulation 10MINUTE ployees 1 are not important forjudging whether actor and I really attribute my success to her schedule. cyclic schedule can reverse many of before after intercourse. And yet laid off or not he is a “ real man” or a good teachings,” Underwood said. “ Coming here these changes. Also, tell the gynecolo­ others insist they do not feel happy lover. within thi and testifying on her behalf is my way of gist about all medications you take; unless they have orgasms during Dr. Relnlsch is director of the But the some can reduce a woman’s ability to intercourse. Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, giving back a little of what she has done for to do with DEAR DR. REINISCH: My mother me.” have orgasms. Men also vary as to their opinions is 72. She had itching at her vagina and Gender and Reproduction, Indiana to conso Joining Underwood in his defense of close the Once you’ve determined whether about women’s orgasms, and unfortu­ now has developed a nodule there. It University-Bioomington. Send ques­ said, add your physical health is involved, other nately, some judge their own sexual seems very uncomfortable to her. tions to Dr. Reinisch in care of Hie D’Ambrosia was actress Lisa Waltz, who questions must be addressed. Do you performance by whether or not it has Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48, Bioo- played Nora in the movie “ Brighton Beach has cut hi have orgasms at times other than "made” their partner have an DEAR READER: She needs to be mington, Ind. 47402. Volume of mall Memoirs.” Waltz also studied with operated plants tl during intercourse (such as by orgasm. examined by a gynecologist. Vaginal prohihits persona] replies, but ques­ D’Ambrosia while the instructor was at self-stimulation or by your partner Each woman is responsible for infections are a real problem after tions of general Interest may be Carnegie Mellon. States. touching you with his hands or having her own orgasms, which menopause, when the lower level of discussed in future columns. “ We dl 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 28, 1988 It 98« — a Panel says U.S. must curb K Section 2, Page 11 its own appetite for drugs SPORTS PC Thursday, April 28, 1988 feet! Mize Bv George Gedda reduce the supply of drugs from countries design and implement of tl The Associated Press Latin America to the United their own drug control policies P a ir ‘‘insider States are bound to be inade­ rather than apply pressure and Port! ips that WASHINGTON - The United quate, and the high profit margin threaten sanctions if these coun­ noon rees and States must give the highest for drug smuggling "w ill buy all tries do not adopt U.S. girls n. priority to curbing its own de­ Eagles walk off with victory over Xavier Mi the protection the drug lords prescriptions. >w bonds mand for illegal drugs if it is need.” Under U.S. law, the adminis­ Bw I AM UlA- »» r \ I j — who B y Len Auster we got some hits.” Penders said. h-sought going to have any chance of The Reagan administration tration is required to impose on tl Manchester Herald Reliever Dan Brown, who took a higher stemming trafficking from Latin Initially concentrated its efforts economic sanctions against coun­ "The walks were the Patrl the loss, issued three consecutive r offered America, a panel of prominent on stopping drug smuggling at its tries which do not cooperate in walk bottom line. The walks walks after getting the leadoff Western Hemisphere experts source but recently has said more curbing drug flows into the It wasn’t exactly a walk Poi batter in the fifth. Price’s sacri­ said today. attention must be given to reduc­ United States. through the park but East Cathol­ just generated into a runs there is ic’s 8-3 victory over Xavier High fice fly plated the go-ahead run “ As long as the profit margin for ing demand. This year, Reagan found that error (>urchas- key hit (by East),” before Stanford drew East’s cocaine is 12,000 percent from President Reagan said in a Syria, Iran, Afghanistan and Wednesday afternoon in All Con­ toss irket not necticut Conference baseball ac­ seventh free pass of the game. production cost to street value, speech last February, "as signifi­ Pakistan were not offering such "K in >>ut were tion at Moriarty Field did ini­ Pat Merritt greeted Xavier’s the lure of trafficking will be cant as stopping smugglers and cooperation but no sanctions out the full tiate with the word ’walk.’ — Xavier’s third pitcher, Dan Kennedy, with irresistible,” the panel said in a pushers is, ending the demand for were applied because none is a Cove nested," a two-run seeing eye single up the 50-page report. "Prim ary atten­ drugs is how, in the end, we’ll U.S. aid recipient. Three bases on balls, of four in Terry Garstka "Whi tion must shift to demand.” the inning, were the impetus to a middle. Doug Rizzuto followed of New win.” Many members of Congress pitchi six-run fifth stanza as the Eagles with a two-run double to left and ilican on The report, which contains a According to the report, “ Expe­ are clamoring for sanctions Dai snapped a 2-all tie en route to Paul Dumais capped the frame IS many series of recommendations for rience has shown time and again against other countries, and on early. From the third inning on, try’s their seventh win in nine outings. with a run-scoring single to right. action on hemispheric issues, was that short-term disruptions of Wednesday the House Foreign he got stronger,” Penders said first counts’’ DavM Kool/ManohMter Herald Penders said East was not prepared by the Inter-American drug supplies have little or no Affairs Committee voted in favor “ The walks were the bottom Mangiafico over the final five A Hodii overlooking Xavier for a minute. NEW ROAD PLANNED - At left, just a proposed road that will serve a Dialogue, a non-partisan group of long-term effect on drug availa­ of taking such action against line,” Xavier Coach Terry innings had six of his lOstrikeouts RBIs, ghtly or beyond the house at 571 Tolland proposed townhouse complex and align 62 noted citizens from the United bility in the United States. Garstka said. “ The walks just while allowing just two additional ” We don’t worry about tomorrow safeti Bolivia, Peru and Paraguay. until it comes. We take one game e junk States, Latin Am erica and “ Eradication programs tem­ generated into a key hit (by hits after four the first two Danic Turnpike, is the approximate iocation of with Union Street. The report said the campaign East),” he added. at a time.” unt at a Canada. porarily succeeded in Mexico and frames. Patrii against drug imports sometimes Merritt and Rizzuto each col­ Id them The commission is chaired by Bolivia — and previously in East, 2-2 in the ACC, is slated to East, meanwhile, was having " T l has had counterproductive host Fairfield Prep today at 4 lected two of East’s seven hits of time Sol M. Linowitz, a former ambas­ Turkey — but failed ultimately to results. early difficulty with the slants of defen; mtly to p.m. at Moriarty Field. The while Mike Kiefer had a pair of sador to the Organization of reduce the flood of illegal drugs to It noted that efforts to interdict junk-baller Sean Murray. His than itial in­ Builder, renovations give Jesuits are the No. 1 ranked team the Falcons’ six safeties. American States, and Daniel the United States. It is all too easy such imports have been more tantilizing offerings were not to game laid. Oduber, a former president of in the unofficial large schooi P Cov for drug traffickers to shift their successful against marijuana the Eagles’ liking. They did schoolboy poll. “ They (Prep) are Costa Rica. Other members sources of supply from country to than against cocaine, which is nianage one run in the second on a sched include two additional former a solid team but we know we can 'H' ss Merritt 3b old stone house a new life country and, if necessary, from less bulky and more lucrative. hit batsman, a walk and run- ’ t> 4-1-2-2, Dumais dh poned beat them. We’ve beat them the Latin American presidents and continent to continent, one step As a result, the report said, scoring double by Dave Price. 2-0-1-1, Gorman cf O-O-O-O, Begley It field I last four times we’ve played.” 4-0-0-0, Penders c 1-2-0-0, Monglotlco p Continued from page 1 more than a dozen former cabinet ahead of U.S.-assisted drug en­ many traffickers have switched They manufactured a second play 1 East Coach Jim Penders said. 2-1-0-0, Hobby 2b 2-1-0-0, Flore ph l-O-O-O members from the United States forcement programs.” to cocaine and up to half the marker in the fourth. Price Totols 26-8-7-8. High. Xavier. 0-3 in the ACC and 2-4 X A V IE R (3) — Russell rf l-O-O-O, and Latin America. The report also recommended marijuana used in the United walked, stole second and took plaque. The plaque says the The report said efforts to overall and losers of four Aresco ss 3-0-0-0, FrItJ 2b 4-1-1-1, nt house was built around 1840. that the United States help other States may now be home-grown. third on an overthrow and scored McKenna lb 4-0-1-0, Kiefer If 3-0-2-1, MH straight, moved to a 2-0 lead on the equalizer as Rob Stanford, Tom boly cf 3-0-0-0, Busco 3b 2-1-0-0, but Rothman said research of single runs in the first and second Thomas c 3-0-1-0, Kennedy dh/p 3-1-M, Tht after fighting off a number of M urray o O-O-O-O, Brown p 0-0-0 0 Totals Reginald PInto/Manchcater Harald ivhether the building’s history indicates innings as Eagle junior left­ 26-3-6-2. softb; that it was probably built pitches, singled under the glove of Puzzle for drug investigators: hander Marc Mangiafico (4-1) third baseman Joe Busca to tie it Xoyler n o 001 0— 3-6-1 SAFE AT SECOND — East Catholic’s Xavier at Moriarty Field. The throw got wins around 1860. On the 1866 Grand struggled, early. “ I think he’s .so Eost Catholic 010 160 x— 8-7-1 roved a ” I was encouraged the way we Murray, Brown (4), Kennedy (51 ond Dave Price slides safely into second away from Falcon shortstop Joe Aresco 21-12 icy that List, the house was assessed at competitive, he fights himself Thomas; Monglotlco and Penders in inti $400 and the nine acres around came back from 2-0. We WP- Mangiafico (4-1), LP- Brown base with a stolen base in the fourth allowing Price to move to third. The rectors, early. You have to catch him scratched for some runs and then (0-1). raid 1 ised the it were assessed at $360. How cocaine was hidden on jet inning of Wednesday’s game against Eagles won, 8-3. Ma "very Before renovating the house. Tomt WASHINGTON (AP) - Fed­ I," and Rothman had Jon Harrison of were to be picked up,” said DEA found another five packages in chest eral drug investigators have to take the Manchester Historical So­ special agent John Wilder, but he the rear toilet holding tanks. 3:30 I ciety trace its history. Based on teamed with Eastern Airlines concurred with Perez that it Black breathes sigh of relief for ail Officials said the 10 kilograms High deeds on file at the town clerk’s officials to find out how $1 million appeared to be an inside job. of cocaine had a street value of Gla worth of cocaine got to National NEW YORK - Bud Black inning deadlock off right-handed ho said office and information from the Eastern spokeswoman Karen more than $1 million. had to be lucky tonight.” in the assessor's Grand Lists, Harri­ Airport hidden in the toilet possessed more than his fastball reliever Charles Hudson, 2-1, who )l inter- Ceremsak said the airline was “ In this area, it was one of the Yankees starter Tommy John, niner son said the house was proba­ holding'tanks of a jet from Miami. and slider against the New York started the inning. Kurt Stillwell t "Car- cooperating fully with investiga­ iarger amounts that has been who carried a one-hit shutout for and tl bly built by its original owner, Drug Enforcement Adminis­ Yankees. He had the law of opened with a walk and was ■arth to tors, but it was too soon to seized,” Perez said. averages on his side. seven innings, gave up a one-out Gla Robert Farmer, a native of tration special agent Mario Perez speculate how or where the drugs sacrificed to second before scor­ J,” and He said the plane would have ” I figured I had to break this single in the eighth to Steve the fii Ireland who bought the land in said it is not the first time drugs got on board. ing on Seltzer’s single, and ny now been checked in Miami by U.S. thing sometime,” the Kansas Balboni and was replaced by comlr 1860. have been hidden in the toilets of She said there have been Seitzer scored one out later on n U.S. Customs officials who normally City Royals reliever said afterhis Cecilio Guante after going 2-0 on stanzi Farmer’s name appears on planes, but it is unlikely that a arrests of Eastern personnel on While’s double to the left-center Bo Jackson, the next hitter. hits, t board all aircraft coming into the first career victory at Yankee field gap. asked the Grand Lists from 1860 normal passenger could have drug smuggling charges in the United States and search for Righetti, who relieved Guante hawk done it. Stadium. “ It’s been so long, it Black. 3-9 lifetime against the mpany through 1865 as paying for land past, but not recently. evidence of drug smuggling. after Jackson singled, pitched out in eve only and on the 1866 Grand List The plane. Eastern Flight 806, probably was supposed to Yankees, took over for starter it has The cocaine was discovered by Ceremsak said Eastern secur­ happen.” of a jam. but blew his third runs i as a landowner and ho­ originated in Barranquilla, Co­ Mark Gubicza with none out in the Iblllty’’ a maintenance crew searching ity personnel also participate in consecutive save opportunity Highli meowner. That led Harrison to lombia, and landed in Miami for Black, inheriting a 1-1 tie in the ninth and a runner on first after for the source of a leak in a toilet searches of planes from out of the when he allowed ’TartabuH’s Pam I unloading and U.S. Customs ninth inning Wednesday night, Danny Tartabull’s two-out homer ■cepted believe the house was built that in the forward portion of the country, but she would not specify homer on a letter-high fastball. left fie year. inspection before going on to pitched two innings of hitless off Dave Righetti in the top of the ’tknow plane. whether drug-sniffing dogs are relief and Kevin Seitzer and ” I threw my best pitch.” Man Washington, where the drugs inning tied the game. that," A birth certificate for Five packages of 85 percent used. Frank White knocked in a run Righetti said. " I have nothing 2 along were discovered early Wednes-, Black struck out four of the Farmer’s stillborn daughter pure cocaine the size of bricks “ We believe the persons (who apiece in the llth inning, as the else to say.” Yankees Manager batsm day. It’s final destination was to seven batters he faced — includ­ lists his occupation as a stone and wrapped in plastic were were to receive it) knew that it Royals came from behind to Billy Martin declined comment double mason, which Harrison said be Kansas City. found in the tank. ing the side In order in the 10th — on the game. was there and were to go to the defeat the Yankees 3-1. It was the to even his record at 1-1. Gene fly anc probably meant Farmer built “ So far we don’t know where A drug-sniffing dog brought in Gubicza, who held the Yankees aircraft when it was serviced,” Royals’ first win in New York Garber notched the last three for M the house himself with stone the drugs either originated or by DEA agents and airport police Perez said. since August 10, 1986, snapping a to a first-inning run, allowed nine her ho from a nearby quarry. outs for his third save. singles in his eight Innings before seven-game losing streak. ” I don’t strike out three guys in Harrison suspected Farmer “ It’s never easy here,” Black being relieved by Black. Gubicza had some help, and Rothman S p irit'” a row very often,” Black said, pitched out of a bases-Ioaded, said. "This place has always ’’And look at who they were — agreed, pointing to stones in Two-Motor “provided us with heartbreakers. two-out jam in the sixth by the basement that look as if HooveK Willie Randolph, who I don’t think retiring Mike Pagliarulo on a fly Cleaning Mfg. Sugg There’s no reason for it. but R they weigh more than 100 AP photo I ever struck out before, on a out to right. System •259«'‘ maybe we’ve changed things slider that he swung over; Don pounds. DOWNED YANKEE — New York's Don around now. It’s a big win if an SPRING ^ * 'Quadraflex' agitation second during the seventh inning of Mattingly, who never swings at The Yankees jumped to a 1-0 “ It must have been a major * "C om puter O aiigned' Slaught is out at second base as Kansas April win can be big. Close game, bad balls, on a slider that didn’t undertaking.” Rothman said. m otor their game Wednesday night at Yankee lead when Randolph walked with City shortstop Kurt Stillwell makes the we came from behind, a great slide and was extremely high and one out, went to third on Matting­ In the basement. the origin of * Foot pedal iw itc h Stadium. The Royals beat the Yankees, way to break a bad streak” David Kool/Manch«tt«r Herald CLEAN-UP * 20' cord w /re w in d out of the strike zone; and Jack the house is most apparent. throw to first after Rafael Santana hit to 3-1, in 11 innings. ly’s single and came home on * 7V^ qt, bag w /ch eck The Royals broke the llth- Clark, a hitter I hardly know. I Clark’s groundnut to third. Supports made of tree trunks STURDY STRUCTURE — In the basement of the old bag eignsl have held the house up for more * C ontour grip w ith house, supports made of tree trunks and hand-hewn suction regulator than 100 years with help from wooden beams have held up the structure for more * Convenient top-side one or two metal suppoiis that tool storage were added later. Hand-hewn than 100 years. O’s trudge into American League history wooden beams are overhead resemble those originally iiseo. Rothman has experience By The Associated Press major-league career. On the and sandstone walls make up Rothman said. M99«V/l Cleveland 6. Seattle 4; California fifth straight game as streaking working with originals. His bench at the time was Ken Angels 4, Tigers 3 the foundation. Despite its age. The interior of the hou.se has 4, Detroit 3; Oakland 5, Toronto 3; Cleveland beat visiting Seattle. family business has restored a After 20 straight losses, there’s Gerhart, who has 128 stolen bases Jack Howell drove in two runs the structure is still sound and been remodeled, but details and Milwaukee 4, Texas 3. A The Indians won for the 10th house at 97 Mather St., the plenty of blame to go around the in the last five seasons of with a triple and double as was built well. Rothman said. such as the "cross” doors and doubleheader between Boston time in their last 12 games, and "The mortar looks as good as “ Jefferson House” at 270 W. Baltimore clubhouse. Manager minor-league ball. and Chicago was rained out. California beat Detroit at Tiger hardware on the doors will Center St. and the “ Roberts T T T jn their 16-4 record matches the 1941 the day it went in.” he said. Frank Robinson took responsibil­ “ This is a game of ups and The Orioles, who grabbed a 3-0 Stadium to snap a four-game remain as small keys to the House” in East Hartford. team for the best start in Some of the stones on the ity for the latest defeat. downs and it alwasys will be,” lead in the first inning, didn’t quit losing streak. house’s past. Some damaged The ■ key to restoring old Spirit'” Cleveland history. outside will have to be remor­ said shortstop Cal Ripken, who Willie Fraser, 3-0, allowed elements will be replaced, such houses, he said, is taking the UNCONDITIONAL Canister Vacuum ” I didn’t do a good managing Wednesday night, as they man­ The victory tied Swindell with tared, eaves must be replaced had two hits and two runs batted three hits, and walked two batters as the windows, but replace­ necessary time and expense. GUARANTEE* job in the eighth inning,” Robin­ aged two runs off Juan Bcren- Oakland’s Dave Stewart for the and the roof will be re-shingled Full One Year Warranty Covers Everything • 7% qt. disposable bag in. ■guer. 3-2, in the ninth. in each of the first three Innings. ments will be made to look like “ All authentic, that’s impor­ All Parts Ail Labor Even bugs, belts, • Full tim e edge cleaning son said, ” I just didn’t put the AL lead in victories, and his 5-0 with wooden shingles that the originals. brushes. ar>d bulbs Five Veer Warranty • 16 ft. power cord But he settled down and pitched 7 tant.” he said. on Cieerter Base right people out there at the right Baltimore players stood in Two-out, run-scoring singles by start hasn’t been equaled by a p jy , FuS Fivs Vasr Warranty • Handy topside switch Ripken and Eddie Murray 1-3 innings, allowing five hits on Elactrontc Coniportants time. I ’ll take the blame tonight.” stunned silence in the eighth Cleveland starter since Jim • Convenient top-side overall. tool storage Save Up To The winless Orioles tied an inning when Kent Hrbek and Tim brought Baltimore within 7-6, but "Mudeat” Grant won five to start • OaiuKe wheeled rug and reliever Keith Atherton, who floor nozile American League record Wed­ Laudner broke a 4-4 tie with the 1961 season. INCLUDES Mfa. Sugg. *70 on Hoover nesday night with their 20th leadoff homers against reliever allowed both run-scoring hits, got Reval review is discouraged ATTACHMENTS! * Brewers 4, Rangers 3 •129*‘ straight loss, falling 7-6 to the Fred Lynn to end the game on a Vacs Now Bill Scherrer, 0-1. A walk, balk Athletics 5, Blue Jays 3 Rob Deer broke a fifth-inning concept Minnesota Twins at the grounder to second base with Continued from page 1 they w ere ’’fundamentally the things that were done to make NOW and throwing error by reliever Don Baylor’s run-scoring sin­ tie with a single as Milwaukee Metrodome. runners on first and third. valid.” it (the program) work were one” Through May 8th Doug Sisk added another run. gle snapped a sixth-inning tie as snapped a three-game losing $gg9s With the score tied 4-4 in the The Orioles matched the AL appeals that were made. Ques­ Denne said an assessment possibly misguided.” He did not ” If your performance is graded visiting Oakland defeated streak at Arlington. SAME OLD STORY — Balti­ tions raised earlier about eighth inning and one out, Larry record for consecutive losses set would be superficially invalid “ if elaborate. SeH- A to F, I ’m sure mine was a G,” Toronto. With the scored tied 2-2, Robin whether the town improperly HP. Dimension'”! 000 Sheets singled. by Boston in 1906 and the more relief pitcher Bill it looks bad.” It would be The subcommittee did not rule MOTOR said Scherrer, who was close to With the score 2-2, Dave Hend­ Yount hit a one-out double in the used 1986 market values in Propelled 3.1 High Performance Philadelphia Athletics in 1916and Scherrer looks resigned af­ fundamentally invalid “ if it out the possibility of having an With Keith Hughes at the plate tears. "But I can’t say it was the erson doubled down the right- fifth and scored one out later on compiling the list are still being Cleaning MIg. Sugg, 'ig p r 1943. ter giving a home run to 9 really is bad.” and the count 2-2. Robinson pift on analysis done by the association POWERNOZZLE worst game of my life. We had an field line with two outs against Deer’s single. In the sixth, Joey investigated by the state attorney While critical of the program. System wW 11 I tion IN BRIEF PORTLAND — It wasn’t per­ I have a new of what was to come. They really stood so shook I didn’t know if I 988 fection, but Coventry High’s Kim hit the ball,’’ he said. a - addiction. A f­ Mizesko spun her fourth no-hitter was afoot or horseback. Farm league opener set H.S. Roandup Cheney, which had nine hits ter fishing for of the season in leading the “ Fish was a good 120 pounds, SoK itself, had a 4-2 lead after one over 50 years. Patriots to a 9-2 win over host and six feet long, "was Moriar­ p e Manchester National Farm Little League inning but the Panthers scored 10 I ’ve really hit a Portland High Wednesday after­ Joe* ty’s dry observation. “ You should will launch its 1988 season Saturday with three RBIs. Barbara O’Brien had runs in the next two Innings for a new facet of the noon in Charter Oak Conference have set that hook three more ojwning ceremonies at 9:30 a m. at Verplanck TO NIOH' a triple, four walks, sacrifice fly 12-7 lead which the Techmen were sport and am girls’ softball action. 1 0 World times, and good and hard. They Field with a triple-header to follow. Olenn I and two RBIs and Erinn Jarvis not able to overcome. hopelessly ad­ Main I have a real hard mouth. They’re Manchester Mayor Peter DiRosa is scheduled r Mizesko, senior right-hander chipped in with two singles,, a dicted. What is Joe German Fltzgerol One bright spot for Cheney was who has picked up all seven wins tough fish to keep on a line.” to throw out the first ball. Dean vi walk and two RBIs for the pitching of Jeff Allen, who it? Tarpon J.C. P* Day two was not as good as day Following the ceremonies the schedule is: on the mound for the unbeaten Manchester. relieved in the third inning. "H e fishing. Robertto Patriots, struck out while one. We saw fewer tarpon, more Boland Brothers vs. Dairy Queen at 10 a.m NUMet 11 Linda Hewitt won her second pitched pretty good baseball from Let me tell Aide's \ walking four. wind, but did enjoy seeing huge Grames Printing vs. Ansaldi’s at 1 p.m.. and the vanity game, allowing five hits the time he came on. He gave up you what happened to me. Jim 's V! Portland. 5-3, scored both its on for two hours that Gene manta rays leap into the air, Oilers vs. Moriarty Brothers at 4 p.m Reed vi while walking two and striking seven of the 16 hits but he pitched Last year, on my wife’s spring runs in the first inning on an guesstimated at 200 pounds. porpoises doing their thing, rol­ Ward V! out one. pretty well,’’ Baccarosaid. "We break from school, we hit the D.W. FI error, walk, wild pitch and errant Well, to get on with the story of ling and feeding, giant logerhead Alison Barkowski singled and need someone to go with Pat Florida Keys to fish with Eugene toss by catcher Leslie Danehy. my addiction. turtles coming up for air, and all wubled to lead Glastonbury, (Maguire) and he may be it.’ ’ Morlarty, who guides out of Chlsox may be moving A E n t "Kim then came back to strike When we Joined Moriarty that kinds of sea birds. Maguire stopped RHAM High, Islamorada in the Keys. Mor- out the next three,’’ advised ^cher **“*^**^ losing first morning, the wind was Day three, saw Moriarty and I Bray J( 11-3, the day before. iarty. no stranger to readers of CHICAGO — An agreement in principle for a Insuranci Coventry Coach Dick Page. blowing a good piece and I could out alone. Joyce had had enough Losing pitcher Glenn Parent this column, is an excellent flO million relocation loan has been reached Robertsa "When she had to make good see that fly fishing was out. Gene of floating, and had gone explor­ hits to le< bonefish, tarpon, and permit between the Chicago White Sox and a financial AP photo pitches, she did.’ ’ continued his torrid hitting for also showed its how murky the ing the Keys. We saw lots more Wayne I EC giris beaten Cheney. He upped his average to guide. services holding company if the team agrees to Marls An Danehy drove in two of Coven­ water was, which made condi­ tarpon. And lots more boats after Lore# batting .600, is out of the '.vWslf* though the fishing was slow, power of that fish as he pulled be finalized. P Ropers Coventry’s game with Bolton lineup with a chipped bone in his because it was a new experience. species, whether they be salt­ Bowl selection Kenny Easley of the Seattle Cable, 4 and 6-4 overall while St. Joe’ss is water or fresh. against the drag. One more time Krzeslnski said his company’s totai assests scheduled Friday has been post­ thumb. Baccaro said he will be And this year before we left, I was Seahawks probably is over because of a serious McGann poned to next Thursday due to a 7-2 overall. East was scheduled to The fishing was terribly slow no he came out of the water, a good are $4.1 billion. while Die reevaluated in 10 to 14 days and full of anticipation. Especially kidney ailment. and Mike field trip. The Patriots’ resume host Sacred Heart today at 3:30 five feet, whole body flashing in may be lost for the rest of the with thoughts of landing either a matter how Gene tried to put us “ If he has to go to dialysis, there’s no way he Todd Mill play Tuesday at East Hampton p.m. at Robertson Park. over fish. And he did that. They the sun. What a sight! Back down safeties e season. "bone” or tarpon on a fly. can play football.” Seahawks president-general High. “She (Loda) is probably the just were not hitting anything, with a tremendous splash. That Carlton released by Twins Cromwell 746 020 2— 15-16-2 We fished for three days last manager Mike McCormack said Wednesday. best player in the league,” East although we could see some was the jump that did me in. PaganI Coach Jay McConville said. “ She Cheney Tech 403 100 0— 8-0-3 week, and although I never MINNEAPOLIS — If, as the Minnesota Twins Leigh Steinberg, of Berkeley, Calif., Easley’s Pollack ond Kevin Hodge; porpoises rolling every so often. When he came down, out came say, Steve Carlton has reached the end of his Strano I MH8 wins again is a phenomenal player. She does pJ*’’'’ P?reiit, Jim Krone (2), Jeff Allen landed a fish on a fly. it was the hook, and goodbye tarpon. agent, said Wednesday that “ it appears that kl's, 5-4, I (3) and Mike Main. enough to get me hooked on career, how will he be remembered? treatment will start fairly soon.” net I bang ’The Manchester High girls’ everything.” WP- Pollock, LP- Parent. Suddenly, my bobber went Weil, that was it. Two fishjn »rald tarpon fishing. As a left-hander good enough to earn the while Wc ■ softball team made it two straight St. Joes led, 6-0, before East down like a shot, and this monster three days. None landed. Second Although Steinberg did not mention dialysis added twi scored its two runs in the top of Coventry triumphs Reginald PlntoTManehaetar Herald Tarpon are a large herring-like barreled up out of the water a nickname “ Lefty” and four Cy Young Awards? treatment specifically Wednesday, he said, “ I ond Fred wins Wednesday afternoon with a fish guesstimated at 90 pounds. defeat. the fifth. After Sue Concannon, fish that can grow to 300 pounds. good six feet, and the back down, But although the fish “ got away” , Or as a sullen star who stayed in the game too think you can draw your own conclusion.” 21-12 duke over Glastonbury High PORTLAND — Behind a 14-hit EAGLE RUN — East Catholic's Jim in interconference play at Fitzge­ who took the pitching loss for the attack, Coventry High outdist­ Moriarty Field. Xavier catcher Chris What makes them an anglers’ stripping line as he went. I have to I didn’t. I ’m hooked. Can’t wait long and earned four pink slips in less than two years? Rac rald Field. Eagles, walked, Brenda Bailey anced Portland High, 12-7, Wed­ Penders comes across the plate in the Thomas watches the action in the field. delight is their ability to jump as admit, I just stood there in the till next year. Main P i Manchester is now 3-5 while the drilled a two-run triple. St. Joe’s nesday afternoon in Charter Oak second inning on Dave Price's double high as eight feet in the air and a boat with my jaw hanging open Carlton, 43, the winningest active pitcher in Penders scored twice in East's 8-3 good 30 feet horizontally. Most of Collins In more trouble ter Pizza Tomahawks slide to 4-4. Man­ came back to score four runs in Conference baseball action. against Xavier Wednesday afternoon at victory. while he peeled line so fast I Joe Garman, a Manchester the major leagues, was released Wednesday by Gustofsor chester’s next game is Friday at the bottom of the fifth to put the The Patriots are now 4-2 in the the tarpon caught down in the couldn’t see it go. Then up out of resident for many years. Is a the Twins. BOSTON — New England Patriots running while Tl game away. Florida Keys run anywhere from the water again, and “ Goodbye LeDoyt I 3:30 p.m. against South Windsor COC, 6-2 overall, while the Andrini (3) and D.J. Flglela; Dan 6-1; Evans (B ) def. Danielle Smith 6-2, recognized authority on the sub­ Hip earned run average was 16.76, bad enough back Tony Collins has more drug problems and tripled. F High at Fitzgerald Field. "Concannon was around the Highlanders are 5-3. 7-3. Moskev, Ralph Thrax (4) and Rich 6-0; Schaffer (B) def. Marian Plummer def. Grant-Marques 8-4; Falcon- 50 to 150 pounds. Moriarty’s Charlie. That was all she wrote.” ject of bamboo fly rods, and the to add three points to his 23-year career mark of could face penalties from Coach Raymond homered Williams. 6-2, 6-4; BlodgeN (M ) def. Wilcox 6-2, Woods (PT) def. Laubacher-Wills lovely wife. Estelle, once had one Repoll, I Glastonbury made a game of it plate. She didn’t have the support ” We hit well and had a lot of The fish was gone, and there I sport of fly fishing. 3.22. He was 0-1 this year, giving up nine runs in Berry and NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle, LIndsfron WP- Andrini, LP- Moskev. 6-7, 7-6. Ashbacher-Gueretfe (M ) def. 8-3. in the sixth inning when it scored today,” McConville said. offense.” Coventry Coach Bob Semid-Carson 6-2, 6-3; Goodman- his only start, for a career record of 329-244. published reports said Wednesday, jhn, Plaster said. Mellow (M ) def. Guav-Breton 6-3, 6-2; nine runs on seven hits, two walks Morks-Bacall (B ) def. N.Brav-Aucom Twins General Manager Andy MacPhail said It would be the third time in Collins’ career Nika : for and three Indian miscues. Coventry had three, three-run Tennis 6-3, 4-6, 7-6. Track he couldn’t see much of the old Lefty this season. with the Patriots that the eight-year veteran of Evergrt -out Glastonbury scored one run in Baseball innings to get by Portland. Jack Jazz wary of the Blazers In 9 2-3 innings. Carlton allowed 20 hits, 18 the NFL has had drug problems. Grinding, FromskI i eve the first Inning with Manchester Ayer was 3-for-5. Rob Berkowitz, MHS girls win Cheney In tie EC boys routed earned runs and five home runs. The Boston Globe quoted unnamed "reliable three hon by coming back in the bottom of the Cheney toppled had threi Matt Harrington. D.J. Figiela The Manchester High girls’ By BUI Barnard Carlton was replaced on Minnesota’s roster by sources” as saving Collins reportedly was found [) on stanza for seven runs on three and Chris McCarthy ali 2-for-4 The Cheney Tech boys’ tennis MIDDLETOWN - The East RIdoiri, P( A leadoff homer was a sign of tennis team upped its record to 5-0 The Associated Press 25-year-oid farmhand Mark Portugal. Last wandering In a dormitory at Northeastern added twi ter. hits, three walks and two Toma­ team tied Prince Tech, 3-3, Catholic High boys’ track team things to come as visiting Crom­ and John Andrini 2-for-3 for the with a 4-3 win over Bloomfield week, the Twins cut 37-year-old left-hander University last month and was taken to Boston Wilson hi inte hawk errors. Manchester scored Patriots. Andrini slammed a Wednesday afternoon at Cheney. was trounced by Notre Dame of while Key well High unleashed a 16-hit High School Wednesday after­ The fact that Portland won six Tippy Martinez in favor of 24-year-old Allan City Hospital where a blood test revealed Ed Kennis out in every Inning, erupting for six two-run homer in the second and Nick Werfel and Tim Laubacher West Haven, 136-18, in a dual attack en route to a 15-8 verdict noon at Memorial Field courts. more games than Utah and has Anderson, alcohol and cocaine In his system. apiece. lird runs in the sixth to ice matters. ^ three-run tripie in the fourth for won singles matches for the meet Wednesday at Xavier High over Cheney Tech Wednesday Debbie Bray and Meredith Blod­ the homecourt advantage in the lity Highlight of the latter frame was five RBIs. Harrington slugged a Beavers while the doubles tan­ School. Shaun Robinson garnered afternoon in Charter Oak Confer­ gett were singles winners for first round of the NBA playoffs A Cantra Ill’s Pam Duguay’s two-run homer to solo homer in the third stanza. dem of Werfel and Brandon the 100-meter dash with a time of ence baseball action. Manchester while the doubles doesn’t count for much with Trail Glenn Ci II. left field. Andrini. who worked a totai of Merrick also won. Cheney is now 11.5 and was second in the 200 ter Cycle S Cheney drops to 2-5 in the COC. teams of Kristin Ashbacher and 0-2-1. Cheney’s next match is Blazers Coach Mike Schuler. h.” Manchester collected 11 hits 3-5 overall, with the loss. The six innings, was the winning while Pete Lopatka won the high 2 Lou Wellli Sue Guerette. and Andrea Good­ Monday at Lyman Memorial at Jones in women’s marathon Glenn, Im ing 2 along with 14 walks and three hit Panthers, winners of four pitcher. He walked seven and jump with a leap of 5 feet, 8 ’' When you beat a team four out while Men man and Nicole Mellow were also 3; 15 p.m. ?er .straight, are now 5-2 in the COC struck out two. inches. Carsten Fritz was second of five times, twice in their own By Bert Rosenthal but not to win the race. had three l batsmen. Erin Twible had a winners. Bloomfield is 2-3. Results: Werfel (CT) def. ’’rmsurprised.” shesald. “ But White, Jlr ent and 7-2 overall. Coventry’s next game is Friday in the pole vault (9 feet, 6 inches) place, you’ve got to be considered The Associated Press Although Samuelson had 33 double two singles and a sacrifice Manchester’s next match is Grant 8-6; Laubacher (CT) def. I don’t read any of that stuff. It’s had two hi at Cheney Tech at 3:30 p.m. while Tom Carlson was third in the favorite.” Schuler said of the more first-place votes than Clerl, RIcI fly and three RBIs to lead the way Tom Kenneson’s leadoff homer Friday when it host Conard at Falcon, 8-6; Woods (PT) def. hard to say what will happen ees Coventry 033 320 1— 12-14-1 the 5000 with a time of 18; 37. Dan Jazz, who travel to Portland for PITTSBURGH - Would you Jones, the lesser-known Jones Bob Pllvei for Manchester. Duguay added was a sign to Tech Coach Bill 3:30 p.m. Merrick 8-5; Marques (PT) def. Sunday.” ine Portland 013 102 0-7-7 1 Feehan took third in the 3200 with tonight’s opener of their best-of-5 believe Kim Jones — and not Joan received more points, 510-492. on her homer, single two walks, and Bacraro. “ It just foreshadowed John Andrini, Mott Harrington (2), Rtiulfi; Brav (Ml def. DICamlllo64, Wills 8-2; Werfel-Merrick (CT) Samuelson said Wednesday she Charter ( ore a clocking of 11:27. series. Benoit Samuelson — voted the the basis of second- and third- would not run in the Trials cza But Jazz Coach Frank Layden most likely runner to make the place votes. Hlghlani because of a back injury which Chester Pr led, is just as adamant that Utah’s 4-1 U S. Olympic women’s marathon Third in the poll, with 306 has slowed her training. Fitzgerald by advantage over Portland this team? points, was Nancy Ditz. the winnin “ I just don’t think the Olympic zyk and C fly season and its 7-1 regular-season The first three finl.shers. In the Trials is a place to test my fitness, Ryan ends up empty-handed after missing no-hifter Jones, the former Kim Rosen- three hlti finish won’t help his team. expected field of more than 200, and that’s what I think I ’d be homered. quist before marrying Steve lonck and ” I think it’s a lot of baloney,” will earn places on the team — doing,” she said. " If I had a few 1-0 By Herschel NIssenson Jones last October, was picked to each. driven in a couple of runs and I suicide squeeze bunt. Sutton, in Layden said. "First of all, we’re and $25,000 each from the total more weeks to train, I think I dth The Associated Press make the team in Sunday’s felt comfortable with that. But his 23rd major-league season, playing a team that won 53 purse of $160,000. could do it ... Time has just run ng- Olympic Trials, ahead of Samuel­ Dusty NL Roundup getting that first home run takes a allowed four singles, struck out games; that’s no little feat. And Being rated ahead of Samuel­ out on me.” on Nolan Ryan hasn’t pitched a son, the 1984 Olympic gold MaInvtII lot of pressure off me. Now I can three and walked three. when you get to the playoffs, the son. the American record-holder There is no question, however, Upholster complete game in two years but medalist. Ryan said he felt good about his feel comfortable at the plate.” He was lifted in the seventh home team becomes a bigger at two hours, 21 minutes. 21 about Jones being ready. Gross WO! that doesn’t mean he can’t pitch The selection was made in a Tim Main no-hit bid in the eighth inning. Giants 6, Pirates 4 inning after yielding a walk and factor. seconds, did not faze Jones, the "T ve been resting,” she said. another no-hitter. poll of Runner’s World magazine' Mainville “ In fact,” he said, " I felt better Kevin Mitchell drove in three Jody Davis’ single. Alejandro “ Regardless of what happened first-place woman finisher in the “ I had not planned to race much lected twi The amazing 41-year-old fire- in the regular season, my feeling readers. The voters chose Jones 1986 Twin Cities Marathon in Cubit dro\ baller came within two outs of about it in the eighth than I do runs and Dave Dravecky scat­ Pena pitched three Innings of until after the Trials. I want to go two-hit ball for his second save. is they’ve got to have the edge.” AP photo the most likely to make the team. 2:32:31, her career best. in rested. what would have been the sixth now. I was concerned about tered nine hits over eight innings Women'i Schmidt in that situation. I had as San Francisco ended a four- Sutton’ s run-scoring bunt The Utah-Portland game is one CLOSE CO ACH IN G — Boston Coach K.C. Jones, right, no-hitter of his record-breaking of four NBA series openers Hungry career, then dejectedly settled thrown him a curve earlier in that game losing streak and cooled off capped a two-run third inning goes over a play with Larry Bird Thursday at a practice Manchestiicne situation, so I didn’t think he the Pirates, who had won four that padded the Dodgers’ lead to tonight. Elsewhere, it’s Washing­ session. The Celtics open the NBA playoffs Friday at Oak. Anne for a no-decision as the Astros had two h would be expecting it. straight games and 12 of their last 3-0 against Jamie Moyer. ton at Detroit, Cleveland at Join Any One of Our Five beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2 Chicago and Houston at Dallas. home against the New York Knicks. Kathy Kai Wednesday night. " I was more disappointed with 14. On Friday. Milwaukee is at " I ’m disappointed.” Ryan said. the Parrish hit than I was with A throwing error by loser Doug Mets 5, Braves 2 against the Mavs this year. For good start,” said Michael Jordan, SUMMER BONANZA Schmidt. I got behind and I tried Drabek on Brett Butler’s third- Atlanta, New York at Boston. his career Olajuwon is 24.4 and the NBA’s scoring champion. "It would have been my first Keith Hernandez tied the game to give him a pitch he wouldn’t inning bunt helped the Giants Seattle at Denver and San Anto­ 10.5. “ But we have to come out here complete game and shutout in with a two-run homer, Lenny LEAGUES hit.” score the run that broke a 2-2 tie. nio at the Los Angeles Lakers. Houston has been successful and play, and not just relax quite a while. I don’t even Dykstra walked with the bases Dallas, denied a chance to get remember when my last one was Cardinals 2, Padres 1 Butler reached third and scored against Mark Aguirre, who shot because we’re playing at home.” and be entitled to year end loaded and Mookie Wilson added even with Seattle for last year’s only 38 percent from the field with Littlt (his last complete game was Tom Brunansky hit his first when Mitchell grounded out. The Bulls are coming off their a two-run single in a five-run first-round upset, still believes it Rodney McCray guarding him. April 25. 1986). National League home run and The Giants broke a string of 19 ninth inning. first 50-game winning season in 14 has something to prove again.st McCray has held Aguirre to 20 " I f I ’d just lost a no-hitter and rookie Luis Alicea had a run­ scoreless innings with two runs in years, with a 50-32 record. Jordan FREE BUFFET & PRIZES The Braves led 2-0 as Zane the Rockets. points per game, five below his A f ^ f = American won the game I wouldn’t have scoring single as St. Louis the bottom of the first. Mitchell won the NBA scoring title with a Smith scattered four hits over “ We have the incentive to do average. been disappointed. I let the lead snapped San Diego’s four-game snapped an 8-for-45 slump with a 35-point, average, and Charles BULWLm LAIMEB MARC ro seven innings and Bruce Sutter better in the playoffs this time,” The Bulls, with eight more Wednesday get away, and I was one out away winning streak. triple following Butler’s leadoff Oakley narrowly missed the Sllvar Lana axlt off/•$4 Ryan Rawll pitched a hitless eighth. But guard Derek Harper said. “ The victories this season than Cleve­ from winning the ballgame — a Brunansky led off the fifth with walk and Will Gark brought Sutter left for a pinch hitter and league rebounding title despite 74B Silver Lana struck out loss to the Sonics was a fluke. land, remember that the Cavali­ hits, Includ conilflete ballgame.” a homer off Jimmy Jones, ending Mitchell home with a sacrifice grabbing 35 against the Cava liers East Hartford. CT 06118 Paul Assenmacher walked lea­ We’ll show everybody that this ers beat them Friday in a had two hit Ryan, who struck out nine, lost the Padres’ shutout string at 37 ny. last week. 203/569-2990 for the w doff batter Tim Teufel in the year.” regular-season game. Renaud trii his no-hit bid when Mike Schmidt innings. The Cardinals made it 2-0 The Cavaliers finished 42-40, Expot 1, Reds 0 ninth. Hernandez followed with “ We don’t want to go through " I think it gave them more singled with one out in the ninth. in the seventh when Brunansky his third home run of the season, their best record in 10 seasons, Pascual Perez pitched a two- another summer of asking what confidence,” Chicago Coach Plus National With two out, Lance Parrish reached first on third baseman all in the last two games here. but they probably won’t be able to hitter with 10 strikeouts for his happened.’’ guard Rolando Doug Collins said of Cleveland’s doubled home two unearned runs Randy Ready’s throwing error, use Ron Harper, who sprained his Boland B first shutout since July 6, 1984. Assenmacher retired Darryl Blackman said. 107-103 victory. "But it probably ers, 17-3, I 9 to tie the score. Ryan left for a took second on a wild pitch and Strwaberry. but Kevin McRey- right ankle Friday night in the 9 Field. Aden The only Cincinnati hits were a Dallas’ first priority against sent a message to our guys, too — 5 pinch hitter in the bottom of the third on a groundnut, then scored nolds singled to deep short and victory over the Bulls. The 6-6 knocked In second-inning bloop single by Bo Houston will be to slow down that this team is for real and we Resto, MIk ninth. when Alicea bounced a single went to third on a single by Gary Harper, who averaged 15 points a Vacations For 2 at Walt Disney World, Florida Diaz and Chris Sabo’s smash with Akeem Olajuwon, who has aver­ can’t just walk in and beat them. ” Todd Shari In the Houston 10th, Glenn through a drawn-in infield. Carter, who was thrown out game, had been assigned to guard LaPoInte, l two out in the ninth which third aged 26.5 points and 9.8 rebounds "W e hope we can get off to a Hamilton p Davis singled with one out off Winner Bob Forsch took over trying for a double. Charlie Puleo Jordan. reliever Kent Tekulve and went to baseman Tim Wallach knocked Join A League, Just For The Fun Of It! for starter Greg Mathews, who down. took over and issued an inten­ third on Kevin Bass’ hit-and-run left after three innings with a sore Bolton LItl Montreal scored off Mario Soto tional pass to Howard Johnson, single. Alan Ashby was intention­ left shoulder. Forsch went 3 1-3 DISCOUNT IS OUR MIDDLE NAME Hon Meeting Starting The Bolt! in the third inning when Tim then walked pinch hitters Dave Type Day Time dl's of Mar ally walked to load the bases and innings, allowing just three hits League Name Teem Date Time AP photo Raines tripled and Hubie Brooks Magadan and Dykstra to force in night at Hi Craig Reynolds batted for Chuck and an unearned run, before the go-ahead run. Wilson’s single was the wli singled. i MANCHESTER DISCOUNT LIQUORS MIX MON. hits and wol FORCED — New York’s Kevin Elster is forced at second Jackson. He hit a grounder near needing help from Todd Worrell. scored Johnson and Magadan. 9:30 AM P t W SENIORS 4 Cory Silver base Wednesday on a faiied bunt attempt by pitcher Ron second base which shortstop "When you come to a new Dodgers 4, Cubs 0 The Braves took a 2-0 lead Tolland Tpke., Manchester, CT 649-4750 MIX MON. 7:00 PM JUNIOR MIXED ' 4 5-1B-88 7:00 PM hits. For An Steve Jeltz ran down but Davis ballclub and you’re a power MIX MON. 7:30 PM SWINGERS MIXED triple and E Dariing. Atianta second baseman Ron Gant takes the Don Sutton earned his 322nd against Ron Darling in the fourth Conveniently Located In Heartland Plaza 4 s-18-aa 7:00 PM It W PS thi easily beat his off-balance throw hitter, they expect you tohlt home career victory with six scoreless inning. Dale Murphy homered for MEN MON. 7:30 PM ALL STARS 3 5-18-88 7:30 PM League go throw. The Mets won, 5-2. Manchester )d to the plate. runs," Brunansky said. " I had innings and drove in a run with a the first run. DOMESTIC MILLER LITE WINE COOLERS MIX TUE. 7:00 PM SUMMER EXTRAVAGANZA 4 s-to-ss 7:00 PM M.l.t.rbr.u ...... >6.4t ^ ...... , ^ PI«IS/Plal8 Lite M em ...... *6.M Our PMo. « « - •> IM»M MIX WED. 10:00 AM PRIME TIMERS 4 Battered, bruised Red Wings advance to conference finai MIX WED. 7:00 PM AOUL.T HAVE A BALL 4 5-1B-B8 7:00 PM Schmidts • .»»»...... *6.t9 C i - i * Sasgmmt4P«*...... •2.«9 MIX WED. 7:00 PM JR. HAVE A BALL 4 5-18-88 7:00 PM Continued from Page 11 Higgins took a loose puck along Scho the third period. Bozek snapped a Stefan’s glove at 1:29 to tie it 1-1. die Roberts, and snapped the the right boards, skated around rachievers and must change that Miller M M . ______»7.99 * 1 11^® * J«yme» 4p«* .„.,»2.9» MIX THURS. 7:00 PM wrist shot from the slot over It was Raglan’s first playoff goal. puck past Millen low on the stick A W W C A M 0 4 M ______family TWO-SOME 2 5-215-88 7:00 PM defenseman Paul Cavallini and trend immediately. MEN THURS. 8:00 PM Jacques Demers has done a great Stefan’s glove. Bemie Federko gave St. Louis side. » ^ MA M Country ------* 2 M WE HATE BOWLING 3 5-28-88 7:30 PM job with them.” beat Millen with a backhander for Of course, Washington trailed Bud/Bud LIteMMM...... *10.7V SODA But John Chabot’s third goal a 2-1 lead with his second playoff Norwood scored his second (Vika • 70 MetUdS B«y «PM ...... *2.99 MH8 JV SI Higgins scored the winning the unassisted goal. Philadelphia three games to one LowenbrauMM______*12.99 Coke-Uteri------*.79 MIX FRI. 7:00 PM 1:37 later tied it. Chabot took a goal on a power play at 7:02. Doug playoff goal at 17:22 of the first SENIOR HAVE A BALL 4 5-8-88 8:30 PM The Mom goal with 2:25 remaining in "The St. Louis Blues gave us and still won in the first round. MIX SAT. 8:00 PM pass from Bob Probert and beat Gilmour slipped the puck behind period while the Blues’ Tony ■« A AA Coh* - 2 Liter______*1.29 Callfomla Cooler 4 pm. — *2.99 POT OF GOLD varsity soh regulation. everything they had.” said De­ "W e proved it one time," MIX SUN. 7:30 PM SUNDAY MIX 4 5-20-88 7:30 PM record to o i Millen low to the stick sicle from the net to Federko, who stuffed it McKegney was in the penalty Qrolach ------*S.99 Calvin Cooler 4 P.« ______*2.99 shutout win "Somebody else entered my mers, who coached the Blues center Bob Gould said. "W e can’t the top of the left faceoff circle. around the goalpost and behind box. Baas Ale MMt.„------*15.99 Pepel______— a a doy at Chart enjoy it that one time. We have to ®S.99 tiMSPd tv body.” Higgins said. “ (New York before joining the Wings. "The Detroit led 1-0 in the second Stefan. ourPUMeaM-ifnAM. Ouenchette 4p«* ------*3.99 a Islanders’ Mike) Bossy or some­ better team won, it’s as simple as show it to ourselves again." complete go period when Chabot threw a blind Probert’s fifth goal, also on a Capitalt-Dwils They will show goalie Pete Ooa Equia pm m ------*19.99 ^•r****** *9.99 Matilda Bay Box 4 i _____ *4.99 JOIN 2 LEAGUES and and struck body got in there. that. But the Blues played as hard pass around the boards. Cavallini bonoed out power play, tied it 2-2 at II: 18 of The Devils, in their first playoff Peelers to the Devils again. walks. Mich “ That’s the greatest feeling in as they could.” kept the puck in the Detroit zone the second period. After taking ever, are one game trom taking Peeters missed Game S with a BEER SAME PRICE COLD OPEN BOWL FREE Indians wit my life. It’s something you just Steve Bozek’s first playoff goal and shot from inside the blue line. Nauyen, Jen Gallant’s pass, Probert moved the Patrick flag. The Capitals concussion suffered when hit in • Me Inda a-4-aaa * Not ItaaponaMe tor TypograpMeal Erron ALL SUMMER dream about.” gave St. Louis a 3-2 lead at 4; 04 of Herb Raglan tipped it past Potty Sumli left, going outside defender Gor­ have been perennial playoff unde­ the mask in the fourth eame. aoleca. I V ------_ H - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. April 2«, 1988 - IJ MANCHESTER H E IU LD. Thursday. April 28. 1988 — 15

A Newspaper In Education Profram Songs, dances great in 'Oklahoma’ T h e Q u i z Sponsored by SCOREBOARD The Manchester Herald There is an ACR( Forgetta, as Will Parker, was ranch. ; axiom in busi­ WorMscope (10 potato lor •ach quMMon wtowwad corracMy) aided and ably abetted by an This dull monster of construc­ 1 Vthiola Tw int 7 . Ortolas 6 Cardinaia2.Padraa1 ness negotia­ SoftbaU H o ck e y tions and base- enthusiastic chorus and dance tion was used only minimally as 8 MiiMI* bail that says, corps, which was the continual an exit and entrance, and to org, BAL'nMORB MINNESOTA STLOUIS SAN OIROO Center Stage 8 Dlnina • B r h M "Go with your mainstay of this production. provide a platform for Laurey to o b rh M ebrhM 12 Evtnlni Stone If 2 1 0 0 Otaddenif 5 12 0 Coleman If 4 0 10 Robert T. Donneily Forgetta was a stand-out per­ pace and pout. (Unfortunately, TONIOMT'S GAMES Orsutak If Owynnrt 3010 strengths." It’s N H L piiyaff raauit 1110 Herr 2b 5 14 0 OSmIthse 4 0 20 RAIomr2b 4 0 10 former throughout the entire 13 Auto w Glenn II vs. Tierney's, 6 — Rtzgerald BRIpkn 2b 4 220 Puckett cf soil also fair sometimes Curly used it to do the McGoocf 30 10 3b 4 100 production, as was Michael P. union (1 Moln Pub vs. Sportsman, 7:30 — CRIpknst 3 122 OoettlSb 200 1 Horner lb 30 10 ndlfK 202 0 enough advice same.) 14 Futura Fitzgerald Murray lb 503 1 Larkin dh 3000 PndItnSb 4000 Rad Wings 4, Biuas 3 Lynncf Wynne» cf 1000 for theater Morgan, as Slim. The entire cast Dean vs. P M ,« — Robertson 5000 Hrbeklb 4 2 2 1 Bmnskyrf 3 2 11 Sanftagoc 3 00 0 The space could have been put LL.Bt.' _J-C-P enney vs. Gentle Touch, 7:30 — Sheets dh 20 10 Loudnerc 4 22 1 TPenac 4000 groups that would do well toemulate the drive IB Taj Ma Robertson Hughes rf CMrtnz 1b 2000 to better use for N ardini’s SI. Leiris 8 2 I— 3 40 12 DovMsnrf 200 1 Alicea 2b 4 0 11 Kruklb 1000 specialize in and enthusiasm displayed by leriow NUMethodlst vs. Th rifty,« — Poganl Kennedyc 4000 Moses rf 0 100 Atathewsp 1000 dancers. They were particularly Aldo's vs. Nassiff, 7:30 — Poganl 1 1 3— 4 Wrthn3b 4 111 Tmpifnss 2011 Morgan. 17 CKIzan Rrst Period— 1, Detroit, Norwood 2 Newmnss 4 02 1 Forsdip 1000 MoOavIsp 0000 musical entertianment. hampered during the title song Jim 's vs. A&N, 6 — Nike Totals 24611 6 Totals 84 711 6 share in that wonderful time. Pamela J. Dempsey, as Ado 18 Longad Reed vs. JH C, 7:30 — Nike (Kllmo, Veltch), 17:22 (pp). Penalties— Worrell p 1000 Abner cf 2000 The best thing the Manet -iy . number, "Oklahoma,” in which Bozek, StL (roughing), 6:18; Kllmo, Det Fkmnry 3b 1000 With only a few exceptions, the Annie Carnes, gave her strongest 20 Primitlv « ‘ — Keeney BalllwHife 110 M______Gilbert and Sullivan Players do is the chorus was least effective, D.W. Fish vs. Strono, 6— Charter Oak (roughing), 6:18; Delorme, Det (rough­ __ JJonesp 1000 acting pieces are not up to the when singing. The same was true bargat ing), 6:51; Gllmour, StL (holding), 11:44; Thonss, 1000 sing. And one of the best things never really rising to a rousing McKegney, StL (holding), 16:38; Burr, ^ m e mnnlno RBI — Hrbek (1). Totals 12 2 7 2 calibre of the musical talent. of Perrett, whose best moments 21 Aacot _ OP—Minnesota 2. LOB— Totals 27 1 5 1 they sing is the very demanding level. Both dancing and singing A E i i t Det (cross-checking), 19:14. After a rousing overture by a came in the "People Will Say 22 — Second Period— 3, St. Louis, Roglon 1 Minnesota 8. 2B— Hrbek. WLeub 808 Oh repertoire of the English were excellent in "M any A New #5l"~.^*K1Mnotoo (1),Hrbek (3), Loudner pit band thaUjirovided solid We’re in Love.” Tech Bray Jewelers synchronized Lothrop (P.Cavalllnl), 1:29. 3, St. Louis, Federko 2 SmOlepe Ml OH I08-1 composer-and-lyricist team for Day.” (Gllmour, P.Covalllnl), 7:02(pp).4, Detroit, <3>- . » » T * m ^ e n (3), CRipken (1), Gome Winning RBI — Brunansky (1). support all evening, Kelley P. 23 Layer Insurance, 14-S, Wednesday night at (G..N«nvman (1), Moses (1), Stone whom their group is named. Cathy Nystrom was a seductive Robertson Pork. Bill Bray cracked four Probert 5 ((killant, Holward), 11:18 (pp). (4), Herr (1). SF-Goettl. B— CMiytlnez, Ready, Alicea. DP— Crowley as the All-American- Director Sharon Leigh Burr’s 1 A United Arab Emirates oil-platform In the Persian Gulf Is seen 26 Mental Penalties— NIII, Det (Interference), 5:28; S ^ l s 1 Son Diego 1, LOB— St Louis 1 San In the United States, the work of balance to the naive Laurey, in hits to leod Bray's while Bob Godin and IP H R BR BB SO hero-type-cowboy-next-door, staging was generally static and burning after Iran attacked il a few days ago. The attack came problan olo Wayne Bray had three hits apiece. Hunter, StL (roughing), 7:03; Chlosson, Det BaHlmore pieeo 5. H R ^runansky (1). SB— the composer/lyricist team of her role as the giggling Gertie 31 Wandai Marls Anderson, Hoi Torbell and Chip (roughing), 7:02; Bothwell, StL (hlgh- McGregr Owjmn (3). S— JJones, Forsch, Santiago, Curly, was a little disappointing. slow-paced throughout, adhering shortly alter U.S. warships hil Iranian oil rigs and navy vessels In stlcklng), 9:39; P.Cavalllnl, StL (hold 3 M 7 1 1 MeCtae. SF— Templeton. Richard Rodgers and Ctecar Cummings. Evelyne Thibout con­ 33 Electric Lores odded two blnoles each. For Bautista 31-3 2 1 2 His appearance seems more to the get-’em’-on-and-get-’em- relalialion lor an earlier (C H O O S E ONE; mine blast, missile Lothrop, Hatch Odell and Paul Solo- Ing), 13:14; Veltch, Det (cross«<*W,1-2 31-3 3 1 0 1 0 ing. Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Khalil al-Wazir, regarded as the Matchwords A Chobol 3 (Probert, Zombo), 5:41.7, Detroit, Worrell S,5 253 1 0 0 1 3 played by Mark J. Nystrom. voice was not always audible in women in colorful costumes 36 Radio t Northern Berenguer'W,3-2 2 2 - musical, "Oklahoma!” is an tnosi senior military ofiicial of (2 potato lor each c o rr«l match) Higgins 1, 17:35. Penalties— Sutter, StL 3 3 2 3 3 3 Curly’s "good guy” image was the second act production which appeared to be appropriate (abbr.) (roughing), 7:42; Chlosson Det JJones L,52 6 2 1 1 2 American classic. the was assassinated recently a-make known Manchester Oil Heat burned L.M. (roughing), 7:42. Athertons,! 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 AAoDavIs compromised by a villainous num ber, ’’F a rm e r and the to the turn of the century, but did 37 Extract Gill, 6-4, at Robertson Pork. Pat S r t ^ e r pitched to 3 batters (n the 8th. 1 0 0 3 2 ’There are times when, under in Tunisia. Shots on goal— St. Louis 56-5— 16. Detroit HBP— Larkin by Bautista. WP— WP— JJones. beard. Cowman.’’ not do as well by the men. 38 Fresh Cosgrove led the winners with three hits 7-13-11— 31. Umpires I tome, Brocklander; Rrst, the firm hand of musical director while Pete PonzIonI was the winning Blyleven. BK— Bautista, Scherrer. Crowley sings well enough, but The best parts of the production 3 The U.S. PalenI and Trademark 2- suspicion b-make up 41 Article Power-ploy Opportunities— St. Louis 1 of Weyer; Second, Montague; Third, Mary Fox, the Manchester Play­ If you like singing and dancing, pitcher. For Gill, John OssowskI ond 4; Detroit 2 ot 4. MeSherrv,herrv. paired in the duets with the full, were the ensemble chorus OHice recently gave Harvard 42 Maaaag Brian Collins collected two hits each. Umpires— Home, Bomett; Rrst, Cou­ ers’ production of “Oklahoma!" you will like the singing and (Soalles— St. Louis, Mlllen (31 sho1s-27 Regineld PInto/Msncheeler Herald sins; Serand, Roe; Third, Kosc. T — 2:25. A— 14,177. strong bell tones of Nancy Per- numbers. That’s when almost Medicaf School the first patent 3- disclose c-c orroborate 43 Strike II saves). Mtrolt, Stefan (1513). T — 3:14. A— 17,757. lights up the stage of East dancing In ’’Oklahoma!” 4S Silant A— 19,873. rett’s Laurey, he comes up a little everyone came alive and seemed ever issued (or a genetically West Side KEEPING WATCH — Mark St. John of Manchester Catholic High School. The bright 48 Blowini R e f e r e e — D e n I s Morel. shy. to enjoy themselves the most. engineered (CHOOSE ONI; 4-fabricale d-mistrust Rogers Corporation slipped by Cox Linesmen— Wayne Bonney, Swede and sassy dance numbers de­ 'The final performances of P 52 Plant Property Maintenance keeps his eye on the ball during 6iBnta6,PiratB84 The first shot in the arm the bacterium, mouse). Cable, 9-8, at Poganl Field. John Knox. Nationai Laagua raiuita Nardini’s peppy dance designs “ Oklahoma!” , which opened last contain signed by choreographer Kym R. production received was when 5-resign e-quit McGann ripped four hits for Rogers Wednesday’s night softball game with Highland Park were severely hampered by weekend, will be presented on 4 Producer prices rose six-tenths 53 Soft fo< while Dick Boars, Darryl Chamberlain PITTSBURGH Nardini explode with life. Market at Fitzgerald Field. The Markets took home a 13-0 SAN FRAN Michael Forgetta came back space restrictions, due to the Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at of one percent last month, the 54 Work <; and Mike Maher had two hits apiece. Mata 5, Bravaa 2 _ Ob r h bl O b rh M The Players seem to be having Todd Miller and Fred Me Vleght had two Bonds If from the rodeo to tell the folks hulking presence of the revolving Peoplewatch/Sporlllght victory. 4 0 0 0 Butter cf 3 3 2 0 a wonderful time, and that is East Catholic High School. largest increase in (C H O O S E 55 _ of M safeties each In deteat. LIn d X 4 1 1 0 MItchll X 4 12 3 how everything was up to date In set piece, representing Laurey’s (5 points lor each corract antwar) 56 (talorln, BasketbaD NEW YORK ATLANTA Cangelscf 4 111 projected to the audience, who ’Tickets are $8, and are available O N E: one year, six years), con­ O b rh M Clark lb 2 0 0 1 Kansas City. farmhouse and the Skidmore 1 A Southern writer named Alexandra 57 Thatch Peginl O b rh M Bonilla X 4 14 1 MIdndorf 4 0 11 at the door, beginning at 7:30. firming suspicions that inflation Wilson cf 5 0 13 D James cf 4 0 0 0 Coles rf 3 0 0 1 Ripley is set to pen a sequel to Margaret 58 "Oodfat Royaia 3, Yankaaa 1(11 innings) McDwIlp Leonard If 4 0 0 0 might be on the rise. Strano Real Estate nipped Zembrows- 00 00 Gant 2b 4 0 0 0 Million 1b 4 0 0 0 AAelvIn c 4 111 Teufel 3b 30 00 DMrphyrt 4 12 1 MilchelPs classic novelwhich was thor Ml kl's, 5-4, at Paganl Field. Bob McCon­ NBA piayoff pictura Baseball Ortiz c 4 0 10 RThpsn X 3 0 0 0 Cinema secure 5 Republican Representative KANSAS CITY Bckmn 2b 1 1 0 0 (Jrlffey If 4 0 10 Belllord ss 3 0 10 Uribe ss made into a popular film in 1939. 59 Mao _ nell banged out three hits for Strano NEW YORK KHrndzIb 4 12 3 GPerry 1b 4 0 10 who recently abandoned his while Wayne Nye and Ken MurastI o b rh b l O b rh M 3 10 0 RRvIdsph 1111 Oravekyp 3 1 1 0 'Secret’ cave invites tourists 60 DIractIc AH Times E D T Strwbry rf 3 0 10 added two blngles apiece. John Green WWIIsn cf 4 0 0 0 OberknSb 3 0 11 Drabek p 10 0 0 Price p 0 0 0 0 for gang movie presidential campaign, is re­ 2 Many of the art objects and personal First Round RHndsn If 5 00 0 McRylds If 4 1 1 0 Virgil c 3 0 0 0 ond Fred LeRoy had two hits each In Seltzer 3b 5 111 Rndiph 2b 4 110 Hosttirph 10 10 PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — The effects of the late arlis; were DOV defeat. (Botf-of-flve) American League standings Brett dh Carter c 4 0 10 Runge ss 3 0 10 BJonesp 0 0 0 0 EAST HARTFORD (AP) crazy when you get down there.” will buy the site from the family ported to be considering a race 5 0 10 Mtngly 1b 5 0 2 0 HJohsn 3b 3 10 0 ZSmIlhp scheduled to be auctioned off last week EASTERN CONFERENCE Trtobllrf 5 111 JCIark dh 5 0 11 1000 Bream ph 10 0 0 — Showcase Cinemas will state that’s home to the Grand The two-room cavern is about for Senate against Now York Boston vs. Now Yoik Elster ss 3 0 3 0 Sutter p 0000 Totals of the late James Kartchner, a FWhIteZb 5 0 11 W shi^cf 4 0 3 0 a 410 4 Totals 8 6 0 6 Canyon and the Petrified Forest Senator Daniel Patrick Moyni- in New York. The artist Is best known as 1 Not at I Rec PrMay, April 29 East Division BalbonI 1b M a g ^ 3 b 0 10 0 Smmnsph 10 0 0 beef up its security this 7,000 feet long and from 50 to 100 Cochise County rancher and New York at Boston, 8 p.m. 3 0 10 Winfield rf 3 0 10 Darling p 3 0 0 0 han. a founder of the so-called "pop art 2 Prod W L Pet. OB Pecota lb' 2 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b Astxnchrp 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh ao OM 8 1 — 4 weekend for the premiere of will soon acquire another natural feet high inside. Thousands of Main Pub/MMH defeated Manches­ Sunday, May 1 Cleveland 16 4 .800 4 0 10 Mazzl...zllll ph 10 0 0 Puleop 0 0 0 0 educator. movement. 3 Scarlett BJacksn If 4 0 2 0 Slaught c 5 0 10 Cone p Sim Froi^, Ml on Sild wonder — a spectacular 2‘/i-mile ter Pizza, 9-7, at Nike Field. Dean New York ot Boston, 1 p.m. Boston 12 5 .706 Tfy Mactorin c 0 0 0 0 gome winning RBI — Mitchell (4). "Colors,” a movie about Los still-growing stalagmites and ” I imagine I walked over this O'Hara'i Gustafson hod fhree hits for the winners Wednesday, May 4 New York 14 6 2 0 0 0 Santanoss 3 0 0 0 Dykstra cf 00 0 1 cavern kept secret for years for .700 2 AAodlsonc 2 000 GWardph 0 0 0 0 E-J)rabek, BJones. DP— Pittsburgh 1, Angeles street gangs, ac­ stalactites ranging from a few thing I don't know how many 3 Last week, the Baltimore Orioles were while Tim Quackenbush ond Curt Boston at New York, 8 p.m. Detroit 10 8 .556 5 Stilwll ss Totals 12 5 8 5 Totals 29 2 5 2 San Francisco 1. LOB— Pittsburgh 5, San fear it would be vandalized. LeDoyt had two hits each. LeDoyt Friday, May 6 Toronto 9 3 100 Mechm ss 100 0 cording to police and theater inches to 60 feet are found times hunting deer” but never on the verge of selling a new record for 10 .474 6'/j Tetah 40171 Totals 19 1 9 1 Francisco 5. 2B— Bonilla 1 Butler. 3B— tripled. For the losers, Ted Clifford Boston at New York, 8:30 p.m., It Milwaukee 10 7 New York OOO 000 80S—8 H R ;^e lv ln (3), Bonilla (7), officials. The Legislature and Gov. Rose throughout. It’s also home to a realized the cavern was under­ consecutive losses to start a season. The homered and doubled while Bernie necessary Boltimore 20 .000 16 Altanta 000 200 010—1 RRevnolds (3). -S— Drabek.- ■ - S f^oies,' " Mofford on Wednesday rushed to old record Is Repoll, Bob Rosenberg ond Keith Sunday, May 8 Kansas City 080 810 001 n — 3 Gome Winning RBI — Dykstra (3). A spokeswoman for Na­ colony of 700 bats. neath, said Rep. Gus Arzberger, West Olylslon New York MO ^ Clexk. enact legislation allowing the Newsname LIndstrom had two hits each. New York ot Boston, TBA, It necessary W L Pet. OB DP— New York Z Atlanta 1. LOB— New IP tional Amusements Inc. of In about three years, Travous whose district includes the cave. (15 points If you can Idanlify this a-10 b-13 c-15 Oakland Gome Winning RBI — Seltzer (3). H R ER BB SO 14 7 .667 E— Pagllorulo 2. DP— Kansas City 2, York 6, Atlanta 3. 3B— Runge. 3B— Pittsburgh Dedham, Mass., which owns state to acquire the cavern says, about 100,000 to 150,000 parson In (ha news) Cvtob, Detroit vt. Washington Konsas City 10 9 .526 3 Oberkfell. HR— OMurphy (2), KHernandez Onbek L,51 6 The state on Friday sent park 4 Long before the NFL’s annual draft day, Nike New York 1. LOB— Kansas Cltv6, New York (3). SB— Strawberry Showcase, disclosed few de­ discovered 14 years ago near people a year will get to travel by Thursday, April a Chicago 9 9 .500 3Vj 11. 2B— FWhIfe. HR— Tortabull (4). SB— (4), (SPerry (6). BJones 2 rangers to guard the site on an the (CHOOSE ONE: Detroit Lions, Evergreen Lawns trimmed J.M. Woshington at Detroit, 8 p.m. Seattle 9 12 .429 5 S^ZSmlth. Son Francisco tails of the security plan Benson in southeast Arizona. elevator to see the cave. Officials I was recently chosen Texas BJockson (1), Randolph (3). S— Wilson. emergency basis as word of the Atlanta Falcons) had already made Grinding, 17-10, at Nike Field. Fellz iatuittoy, April 30 6 11 .421 5 IP H R ER BB SO Dravecky W,51 8 Mrs. Mofford perched a spe- plan to use state park revenues to to be the Prime ' D R FromskI slammed four hits. Including Wcnhlngton at Detroit, 8 p.m. Californio B 12 .400 SVi New Yeik Price S,2 1 Wednesday. But she said it cavern’s existence began to leak Auburn’s Aundray Bruce the No.1 pick. IP H R ER BB SO lunker’s helmet atop her beehive Minister of the most three home runs, while Frank Morse Memtov, May I MInnesoto 7 11 .389 51/3 Konsos City Darling BK— Dravecky. would continue for the dura- acquire the site for $1.6 million out. The bill was quickly enacted had three hits. Bob Ouaglla, Dave Detroit at Woshington, 8 p.m. Gubicza ConeW,2« Umpires— Home, Darling; ..uiimii, First,rirs tion of the movie’s hairdo as she signed the bill within a year from the Arizona populous commu­ 5 The best battle of the NHL playoffs may X D K RIdolfl, Pete Llegfrledand Hank Steulet Wednesday, May 4 Boston at Chicago, 2, ppd., rain McDwII S,1 Froemmlng; Second, Tata; Third, (tavis Wednesday to allow the state to Block W,1-1 Atlanta passed by lawmakers only an Nature Conservancy, which soon nist nation. Who am be the one between Edmonton and added two hits each. For JA M , Bill Detroit at Washington, 8p.m., If necessary Cleveland 6, Seattle 4 Garber S,3 T— 2:28. A— 10,137. engagement. continue to oversee the land. C D H Wilson homered and doubled twice (tallfornia 4, Detroit 3 New York ZSmIth 4 0 0 1 3 ’’National Amusements hour earlier. I and what is my Calgary to decide the (CHO O SE ONE: while Kevin Kelley also had three hits. Sunday, May 8 Ookland 5, Toronto 3 Suttw 0 0 0 1 1 John 71-3 Assnmehr LO-2 provides security in the The cave’s existence had been a nation? Adams, Sniyihe) Division champ. Ed KennIsonandAI Robbaddedtwohits Washington ot Detroit, TB A, If necessary Konsas City 3, New York 1, 11 Innings Guante 0 53 3 3 3 1 0 Amarican Laagua iaadara MOTHER'S DAll and PETER HARVEfl B U U apiece. Minnesota 7, Baltimore 6 RIghettI Puleo 1-3 1 2 2 3 0 theaters as part of its normal closely held secret since it was Mllwoukee 4, Texos 3 3 2-3 Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, Wen- nt ST. MAnH'S EriSCOPAL CHURCH! Hudson L,2-1 1 Bosed en 46 at Bats. operating procedure.” spo­ discovered in 1974, because its YOUR SCORE: 91 (o 100 points - T O P SCORE: Chicago ys, Cleveland Thursday's Games (Nrante pitched to 1 batter In the 8th, delstedt; Second, Rennert; Third, Marsh. K . A Centrai Thursday, April 28 Baltimore (Boddicker 0-4) at Minnesota T— 2:M. A— 6,938. Batting keswoman Lisa Lefer said. owners feared vandals would 81 to 90 points — EictManl. 71 to 90 points — Good. 61-70 points — Fair. Cleveland at Chlcogo, 8 p.m. (Anderson 00), 1:15 p.m. Gubicza pitched to 1 batter In the 91h, G AB R H Pet. destroy its beauty. .utith fiobert Ashen s at the PREVIO Glenn Construction nailed Monches- Sunday, May 1 Kansas City (Bannister 2-1) at New Block pitched to 1 botter In the 11th. - , _ . _ OBrIen Tex 19 64 11 29 .453 Police Lt. James M. Hank- o Knowtadga Unllmitad. Inc. 425-68 perform ter Cycle Shop, 15-4, at Fitzgerald Field. Clevelond ot Chlcogo, 3:X p.m. York (Rhoden 1-2), 7:X p.m. Urnpires— Home, Morrison; Rrst, Phil- E X P 0 8 l,n a d 8 u wmneid n y 20 72 19 29 .403 ard said police also plan to "It is a major natural resource A ^ r r n t u>o^ to Lou Wellington cracked five hits for Tuesday, May 3 lips; Second, Voltagglo; Thirt, Palermo. Ray Col 17 68 9 27 .397 m Seattle (Campbell 1-2) at Cleveland T— 3:X. A— M,484. Cotto Sea increase the number of offic­ find,” said state Park Board 2 Glenn, Including a two-run homer, Chicago at Cleveland, 8 p.m. (Farrell 50), 7:35 p.m. 15 53 7 21 .396 while Merrill Myers and Rick Sheehan CINCINNATI MONTREAL GBell Tor 19 71 12 Director Kenneth Travous, who r h ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Thursday, May 5 Californio (McCasklll 1-2) at Detroit O b rh M 27 .380 ers normally assigned to ■< mom had three hits each. Jim Grimes, Dave Chicago at Clevelorid, 8 p.m., it necessary (Tanano 4-0), 7:35 p.m. irhM Carter Cle 19 75 18 a .373 has twice squeezed through the But BrBwera4.Rangers3 Lorkin ss 4 0 0 0 Raines If 4 12 0 RHendson NY 20 Showcase, but he stressed »H|4uis-s !iuo]|vj V|ur|iv-9 !q-t !|Oh«M White, Jim Loose and Bob Goehrlng Oakland (Stewort 50) at Toronto (Stottle- SoboX 83 21 31 .373 CALL rOR TICKETS FIQHT NOW - - 6^9-45fl3 It’s had two hits each. Far the losers, Don 4 0 10 Webster cf 2 0 10 Slaught NY 17 SB 9 21 .362 that the department has no tiny opening to view the caverlt. pen Daniels If 3 0 0 0 Waltach Jb 4 0 0 0 McGrIff Tor 15 Bob Pllver had two hits eoch. sary 2-1), 8:X p.m. o b rh M ObrhM Esasky1b 49 10 17 .347 "Walt Disney couldn't have done MolltorX 3 0 0 0 Galorrg 1b 2 00 0 members will show up in any 5 ( . Alti \s Ep i sc opo I Clxiirch VU1H3 ‘8u»d n :3tYYNSM3N Only games scheduled 4 0 0 0 Browne 2b 4 0 0 0 BDIoz c 3 0 10 Rtzgerldc 3 0 10 'she Atlanta vs, Milwaukee Friday's (Nunes Yount cf 5 11 0 Retchrss 5 0 11 Nationai Laagua iaadara significant numbers. any better for the state of duiag v*l'S auo-, !a VdscAiu Gross was the winning pitcher while Montreal 9 9 .500 41/2 Perez WJ-2 9 ' 2 0 0 1 10 77 Cj|;i(liyl' 6 oz. San Antonio at Los Angeles, 10:X p.m. Chicago IP H R ER BB SO HBP— Galarraga by Soto. BK— Perez. $ 1 9 9 $ 2 1 7 8 oz. 8 oz. Tim Malnvllle, Jim my Tholston, Tom Sunday, May 1 6 11 .421 6 Mllwmikeo laid. Malnvllle and Cris Wazer eoch col­ Phlladelphio 6 12 .333 7V7 Umpires— Home, West; Rrst, Williams; Coid Sore Gel San Antonio at Los Angeles, 10:X p.m. Nieves W,52 61-3 Second, Bonin; Third, Runge. lected two hits. For Sterling, Darren St. Louis 6 13 .316 8 Crim 53 ST. I MPXl BtoWl $307 luch Tuesday, May 3 Cubit drove In Its only run. West Division T— 2:06. A— 15197. $327 Los Angeles at San Antonio, 8:X p.m. Plesac S,3 2 Transactions ;ogo W L Pet. OB Texas J 99C Thursday, May 5 Los Anoeles Los Angeles at San Antonio, 8 p.m.. It 12 5 .706 Kllgus L,52 8 2-3 8 4 4 3 i Aatroa 3, Phiiiiaa 2(10 inninga) Women's Rec necessary Houston 12 7 .632 1 Williams 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Cincinnati 11 9 .550 2'/j CrIm pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. AUTO RACING Hungry Tiger Restaurant clawed Sunday, May 8 Son Froncisco 10 10 NASCAR— Rned Kyle Petty $1000 for Manchester State Bonk, 8-2, at Charter San Antonio at Los Angeles, 3:X p.m.. If .500 3W WP— Kllgus. BK— Nieves. PHILA HOUSTON oz. necessary San Diego 8 10 .444 4V2 Umpires— Home, Hendry; Rrst, Evans O b rh M O b rh M actions "detrimental to the sport" ot the CORT AID,i£__ Oak. Annette McCall and Gall Fracchio Atlanta 3 15 PannIII 5X In Martinsville, Va., lost Sunday. had two hits each for the winners while .167 9«/i Second, Ford; Third, Clark. MThmpcf 4 0 0 0 GYaungef 4 10 0 Wednesday's (tames T — 2:52. A— 12,216. Tekulve p 10 0 0 BHotchrlf 5 0 2 0 Cream W/Aloe 7 7 Kathy Kane played well for MSB. Denver vs. Seattle New York 5, Atlanta 2 SASSOON Friday, April 29 GGrossIf 4 10 0 (taran 2b 4 0 12 BASEBALL SASSOON Montreal 1, Cincinnati 0 Somuel 2b 4 0 0 0 GDavis 1b 5 13 0 American League BONUS EX LAX L C U T E X Seottle at Denver, 9:X p.m. Houston 3, Philadelphia 2, 10 Innings MINNESOTA TWIN S— Granted TUCKS Moisture Rich Sunday, May 1 AngaiaA.TIgaraS SchmdtX 2 0 10 Bassrf 5 0 2 0 1 Mousse Tablets Los Angeles 4, Chicago 0 Dernier pr 0 100 Ashby c 4 0 10 Steve Carlton, pitcher, his uncondi­ Polish Remover Seattle at Denver, 3:X p.m. St. Louis 2. San Diego 1 tional release. Pads Sh am p oo & All Types Tuesday, May 3 Doultonc 0000 Walling % 3 0 10 I8's All Types Denver at Seattle, 10:X p.m. Son Francisco 6, Pittsburgh 4 CALIFORNIA DETROIT Haves 1b 4 000 CJcksnX 0 0 0 0 40’s Rinse Thursday's (tames O b rh M P(XTlSh c 40 12 CRnIdsph 1 0 0 1 8 oz. Thursday, May 5 St. Louis (DeLeon 1-2) at San Diego O b rh M MONTREAL EXPOS— Named Normcm Coed 4 oz. Denver at Seattle, 10:Xp.m., If necessary McLmr 2b 5 0 10 Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Alm ixiX 0 0 0 0 Ramin ss 4 13 0 CctntarH 12 oz. ^ ^ $ 1 5 7 (Whitson 2-0), 4:05 p.m. Bucknrdh C James rf 4 0 0 0 Rvtmp 2 00 0 Hartenstein director of advertising and 1 Little League 4 0 0 0 WhItakr 2b 4 0 10 CUTEA Pittsburgh (Dunne 1-0) at San Fran­ Joyner 1b 3 1 1 0 Aguayo ss 0000 Puhiph 10 0 0 sales promotions. $339 $ 2 4 7 Solurdoy, May 7 cisco (Downs 0-2), 4:05 p.m. (taEvns1b 3 0 0 0 BASKETBALL Seattle at Denver, TBA, If necessary CItavIs rf 4 1 1 0 TrammI ss 4 1 1 0 KNMIlIrcf 30 00 DSmIthp 0000 (Silcogo (Schlraldl 0-2) at Los Angeles Ray If 4 12 1 KO-ossp 2 0 0 0 National Basketball Association $ 2 7 7 (Belcher 1-0), 10:05 p.m. Nokesc 3 0 0 0 DENVER NUGGETS-Nam ed Andrew ZJ 770 Daltas vs. Houston Arrrtas If 0 0 00 Knight % 4 0 10 MYongph 1000 American Only games scheduled Howell % 4 0 2 3 WlwndrX Jeltzss 10 0 0 R. Abramson corporate sales executive. Thursday, April a Frldav's (tames 0 0 0 0 FOOTBALL Houston at Dallas, 8:X p.m. DWhltecf 4 0 10 Bergmnlf 4 2 3 3 Tetalt n 2 2 2 Tetalt a 111 1 MARC routed Modern Janitorial, 9-1, New York at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. Boonec 4 0 0 0 National Peolball Leoguo Wednesday night at Waddell Field. Saturday, April a Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Lemon rf 2 0 0 0 ATLANTA FALCONS— Traded Charlie Houston at (tallos, 3:X p.m. Schoflld 55 4 111 Monsndh 4 00 0 ON 012 0-2 Rvon Rawllnitls hurled a two-hItter and Montreal at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Totals a 4 9 4 MO too 1—3 Brown, wide receiver, to the Indianapolis ASPERGUM struck out 11. Max deVlllers had three Tuositoy, May 3 St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. Totals 11 1 5 2 Colts for a 12th-round draft choice In Dallas at Houston, 8:X p.m. One out when winning run s«XTd. hits. Including two triples. Chris Smith Pittsburgh at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. California on ill ___ _ (tame Winning RBI — CReynolds (1). 1989. Rescinded contract offers to (tavld All Flavors had two hits and Henry Brown doubled Thursday, May 5 Chicago at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Archer, quarterback, and Buddy Curry, (tallos at Houston, 8 p.m.. If necessary OolToll 010 001 810—1 E— Parrish, Doran. DP— Philadelphia 1. 16's for the winners. For Modern, Bill (tame Winning RBI — Ray (1). LOfr-PhlladelphIa 5, Houston 12. 2B— linebacker, making them free agents. Renaud tripled. Saturday, May 7 CHICA(M BEARS^^jgn^ Jeff Burger, Houston at Dallas, 3:X p.m.. If necessary Amarican Laagua raauita OoEvpns, Joyner, Schofield. DP— Boss, Parrish. SB— BHotcher 2 (8), Hayes 3 SALINE BALMEX Collf^nla 3. LDB— California 6, Detroit 9. (6), Aguayo (1), GItavIs (1), Doran (3). qixxTerbock, to a free ogent contract. DIGEL .^Sn. Sensitive Eyes NEW NUDIT A s trt Nationai Joyner, Whitaker, Howell, S— Rvon. NEW YORK JETS— Signed Richie Petlt- Skin Liquid Face Cream Ointment Portland vs. Utah Indiana 6, Marinara 4 h r —Bergmon (1), IP H R ER BB SO bon, linebacker, to a free agent contract. Liquid 12 oz. Boland Brothers pounded the Lawy­ Thursday, April a - Schofield (1). SB— Pettis (9). 1 oz. 1 oz. KGross 7 8 2 .3 oz. 9 ers, 17-3, Wednesday night at Leber Utah at PortKxxl, 10:X p.m. 2 2 6 C O LLEG E , All Types SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO Tekulve LJI-2 Field. Adam Dolan ripped threehitsand Sahintov, April a CLEVELAND Calltarnia 21-3 3 1 1 2 0 HUNTER COLLEGE-Named Raymond $177 $ 1 2 7 knocked In four runs for Boland's. Joe Utah at Porilmd/iolxp.m. O b rh b l ObrhM Fraser W44) 71-3 5 Houston Amalbert men's head basketball coach. 12 oz. $ 1 8 9 $ 2 1 9 Resto, Mike Brown, Nicky Smith and tG#M^h^«p^ane GBeete G Renterl dh 4 0 11 Franco 2b 5 0 10 Bulce Ryan 9 2 2 0 4 9 fVlOy 4 Phelps ph 1-3 0 NEW ORLEANS-Named Tim Rovd Todd Sharp all played well. Conrad Portland at Utah, 9:X p.m. 1 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 3 11 3 Harvey 1-3 0 DSmlth W,1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 LaPoInte, Derik Schnitzke and Mike Cottocf 4 0 0 0 Carteref 4 13 0 DMoixe S,1 hecxlbaskelballcoachcmdBretlbaassIstant mdoy. May 6 ACtavIs 1b 1 0 co(xh. $ 2 3 9 Hamilton played well for the Lawyers. Portland at Utah, 11 p.m.. If necessary 4 1 1 0 Jacoby X 4 02 0 Detroit Second, Gregg; Third, Pallone. Valle c 3 0 0 0 Snyder rf 4 0 11 Alexandr L,52 T— 3:12. A— 14,461 OREGON STATE— Announced that M g | ^ Presley 3b 9 4 3 1 6 R a w Miller, hood men's basketball Utah at Portland, TlB a V e ce tsa irv 4 13 1 KIttledh 1000 Boiton Littie League GWIIson rf 4 0 10 ccostlll dh 1100 coach, will retire at the end of the 1988-8 Hengel If 4 0 0 0 Hall If season. The Bolton Yankees defeated Ansal- 3 100 Experlei Quinons ss 4 111 JBell ss 3 100 Athiatica5,BiuBJaya3 Dodgara 4, Cuba 0 TEXAS— Retained Eddie Oran, assist­ iweet, V dl's of Manchester, 10-8, Wednesdsav Reynids 7b 4 12 1 Alkinsonc 4 112 ant men's basketball coach. night at Herrick Park. Kevin Blafkin Totals a 4 9 4 Totals 8696 loriitudi was the winning pitcher, allowing six OAKLAND CHICAGO LOS ANGELS /ear ab hits and walking none. Mott Mannegla, C alendar TORONTO O b rh M UNISOL Seattle 001 ia 001-4 O b rh M O b rh M . ^ O b rh M Gaviscon GAVISCON L’OREAL oat gr- Royals; Upshaw (4), Lancaster TONIGHT 8 oz. ^ Northwest Cothollc at East Catholic, Indians; B e r g i^ (1),'neers; Schofleidd), CYoune W,l-0 6 6 3 3 0 I AG 300's dealing! tossed a two-hItter en route to her doing bl complete gome victory. She walked six Henderson (3), Nelson 11-3 0 1 1 1 Sutton W,1-3 WPOP **'"'■ ~ ^1 Yankees, Health & Golf (3 )^ u e Joys; Worthlng- Codoret 0 0 and struck out seven. Manchester APena S,3 7:30 p.m. — Capitals at Devils, ESPN CroiMn Pharmacy Kay Drug^ Co. Brooks Pharmacy LEO (Ji Manchester/Wethersfleld at Berlin, 3 Loudner (3), Plunk 1 3 Beauty Aids $ 2 4 9 accurati ponged out 17 hits and collected eight p.m. Twins; Sveum (3), Meyer (2), Brewers. Honeycutt S,2 A6oyerpttchedta3balterslnlhe5lh,Suttan 1 :X p.m. — Red Sox at White Sox, Prescription Center 585 Enfield Ave., $187 walks. Michelle Throm led the young 53 0 pitched to 3 batters In the 7th. Channel X , W TIC Sale PricesI 14 Main SL. dHlona i Indians with three hits while True SATURDAY 8:30 p.m. — Boxing: Michael Dokes 208 W. Canter St. East Hartford Enfield geat bu, Nguyen, Jen Masson, Chris Fellosvsand A. — ... .«.***!!•*••* *^"*** Flono8airL,51 73-3 8 4 4 4 2 ^ , Baseball Murphy (3), Broves; Hernandez (3), DWord 1 1-3 l i o i o Umpires— Home, Davidson; First, SCORE*"** lieovvwelghts, EFFECTIVE DATES Manchester contend Potty SumislaskI each added two hits 2*9'lnoton ot Manchester, 1 p.m. Crawford; Second. Harvey; Third, Rlp- April 2$-so, leea apiece. East Catholic ot Stratford, I p.m. "T Hugh Tternoy vs. vm oo HBP-Stetabochby DWortl. BK^lpiISik. T ? la :«. B -a 9,48l Juan Rondon, welterweights, USA U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, April 88. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuraday, April 28,1988 — 17 8 — 15 T A I t ^ i N C ^ bv B ru c* B talll* TV Topics S ’ltt '^piepiTH- KITtl'CARLVLl by Lwry WrIgM im Puzzles m)ST|2AvMRT owee MOSKSS'X '^ N £ w tOOK IM PACIi.AtflW& PC£I lOENTlAL CAHOIOATC 2lPPV CAtl-J l i d A F f l i f r t couneaetjcr- ■ ACROSS 4 Painting atyla Answer to Previous Puzzle (2 wda.) 1 Vchlol* 5 Stralna atnna EDciniD b e i d Lindsay Wagner taking flight 8 MiddI* E tit 6 Eulogize □□DE] IDDDE] □□□ org, 7 Have □□odEinEinD □□□ B DIttinctiv* ■ir 8 Orgenic □Ein DDE] E1CIC3DQ By Jerry Buck passengers and crew were eventually re­ 12 Evtnlng cloak aubatence The Associated Press but when you had a choice I wanted her input. 13 Auto workart' □ m o D D D leased. Derickson was among those released She also relayed some of the little anecdotea-J 9 Air defanaa QIDDD QODIDCIDDB early. union (abbr.) group (abbr.) LOS ANGELES — The actors portraying She was very good in helping me crea f^ 14 Future 10 Rave □ D O n E l DEKZ3 D B E l "She was very human,” said Wagner. "She moments. the terror aboard an airliner hijacked to LL.Bt.' axam 11 Swaatsop □DD □□□ EH9BQQ ended up doing some extraordinary things. IB Taj Mahal aita 19 Bitaa Lebanon sometimes used Jokes to get through There were times when she was crying and (DDDESEiDCjf^ n n n n the tense, emotional scenes, says Lindsay IB Flow 20 Short for hurrah her hands were shaking, but she didn’t freeze SHE PASSED OUT aspirin to t h e D I I D C1I3Q Wagner, who stars as courageous flight 17 CitiMn 22 300, Roman up. She pushed through her emotions. One passengers to keep their body temperatiireB-- 18 Longad OEiniiD_BnD Gdc; attendant Uli Derickson. 23 South Saaa terrorist made her sing ‘Patty Cake’ in down. The air conditioning was off and^ie^ 20 Primitlva aallboat □ E lE l "There are moments of humor," said German, then proposed marriage to her.” plane was very hot in the desert sun. She toUT bargat 24 Daaartad in 8 T u E 3 D D Wagner of the NBC movie, "th e Taking of me she thought she was doing a good Job; 21 Aacot love M l iT t T E N l B Flight 847: The Uli Erickson Story." NBC MOST OF Th e movie was filmed in a 22 — 25 _ St. Laurent I looking .cool when a woman grabbed her arm ' will televise the two-hour movie Monday. Tech 27 Small aallboat 40 Epic poam mockup of the airplane’s cabin, a small and and said, ‘I think you should take some too/ ’ 48 Inlata "It was the only way to survive aboard the cramped space. dear.’ ” 23 Layer 28 Plant diaaaaa 44 Cut of baaf 49 Com Illy plane. And when we did the heavy scenes, 2B Mental 29 Every "They were never allowed off the plane,’’ Wagner is best known for "The Bionic! (comp, wd.) 50 Knota In cotton we’d break up trying to get through it. The problama 30 Duck 45 Jeat fiber she said. “ We shot a few scenes at Los Woman,” which ranon ABC from 1976 to 1978.' 31 Wandara 32 Type of coffee emotions would become so overpowering you Angeles International Airport, including one 46 Pakiatan 51 Annoying had to have relief." She and Lee Majors, who was "The Sixl 33 Electric currant 36 Women'a language inaact where we had to use the emergency chute Million Dollar Man,” made a reunion movie I (abbr.) 37 Kind of chaaaa 47 Don Juan'a 53 Ore, To an extent, she said, that was also one exit. The entire fire department at the airport last year for NBC. Her last series, "Jessie,” • 34 Moalam prieat 39 Down and _ mother time f « y the real-life hostages aboard the TWA Jet came and watched. ’They’d never seen one lasted only briefly in 1984. 38 Hara'a aon t^dped with fear after two terrorists seized the used before. 1 2 3 1 * 9 10 11 36 Radio type plane June 17,1985, on a flight from Athens to "W e sometimes lost track of where we She said she’d consider doing another' • Rome. (abbr.) 13 were, Algiers or Beirut. We filmed mostly in series, if it’s a half-hour comedy. • I 37 Extract 1 It was Derickson who emerged as a heroine that little space. You don’t realize how much I don’t want to doanother hour show,’’ she' 36 Freeh ' 15 1 during the hijacking, in which the plane was you’re influenced by visual stimuli. We kept said. “ We haven’t been able to come up with 41 Article diverted to Beirut, flew to Algiers, then 42 Maaaage 18 asking ourselves, ‘Where are we now? the right property yet. Usually, you have too ' retuijied to Beirut. She helped get some Algiers or Beirut?’” much. That’s been one of the ironies of my- 43 Strike lightly oas^engers released and attempted to career.” " 48 Silent Derickson, who is still flying with TWA was 48 BIcwing up ^ronclSal the identities of the Jewish a consultant for the film. 23 24 28 passengers. Wagner was also in the miniseries 82 Plant " I asked her things like what it was like “ Scruples” and “ Princess Daisy.” H er containera One passenger, a young Navy frogman 31 33 moment to moment,” said Wagner. "She was theatrical films include "The Paper Chase’ ^- S3 Soft food named Robert Stethem, was beaten then shot on the set if I had any questions. (For) some and "High Risk,” a caper movie that hail 84 Work cattle 35 to death by the terrorists. The other things you can simply use your own instinct. i h t 55 .. of March become something of a cult classic. “ 56 Coloring 38 andra 57 Thatch palm rgarfi 58 "Godfather" au­ 42 T V Tonight h was thor Mario _ 59 Mao _ tung 45» 46 47 60 Direction sonal 62 were DOWN 5 ;0 0 P M [HBO] Step Too Slow Jucige 65 Reinhold stars in this drama of a high for 10 rounds, from the Blue Horizon in _ week school basketball player who learns to KNOTS Philadelphia (2 hrs.) (Live) wn as 1 Not at home cope with rejection and criticism with the SB LANDING 2 Prod help of an unexpected new friend 9 : 3 0 P M (g) @8 Days and Nights of ! > art” Molly Dodd A bag lady shouts an obscen- ' 3 Scarlett 5 :3 0 P M (ESPN) Scholastic Sports Paige (nicollette ity at Molly and it sets the tone for the rest! | O'Hara'a home oisi (c)1988 liy NEA. Inc America Sheridan) hirther of her day. (In Stereo) . • were IH B O ] MOVIE; 'Violation of Sarah embroils herself 1 0 : 0 0 P M ® Kriots Landing (CC)*-> rd fo r McDavid' When a dedicated teacher is as in a scheme to stop Mack alarms Abby, Gary and Karen with*** i.The saulted in her classroom, the school's am construction of the news that Manny Vasquez is using L o -^ bitious principal attempts to keep the at tus Point to run cocaine (60 min.) m a new highway that tack a secret Patty Duke Astin, Ned ® ® N ew t Beatty, James Sloyan 1961 threatens an ar­ CELEBRITY CIPHER ® ® Buck James (CC) Buck is stricken^ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stewart's I day, Csisbrtty Cipher cryptogramf are created from quotations by famous people, past and present cheological dig, on vyih a mysterious, possibly life-threatening «« Each letter In the cipher stands for another Today's due Z equals H. Coming Home' Fresh from boarding ions, CBS's "Knots disease; Jenny is courted by a new suitor.*^ school, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam (60 min.) nade paign aimed at his father's political career Landing," airing 'OR ROD WBO UBO pick. Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave, Nicholas Fryor THURSDAY, L.A. Law (CC) K els^ represents'** 1987 Rated PG-13 A P R IL 2 8 . "the Salamander, " a former TV hero whaJ3 i may XDKKRKSGO B TZRHD OBXSRO has taken to real-life crime fighting. (60«»> [T M C ] Platypus Cove Set in Austialia min.) (In Stereo) and an orphaned 16-year-old. involved in CHECK IISTINGS crime, is given a second chance by a tug dD Noticiero Unlvlsion n DNE: COHDFF TD BKO BHH 28F FOR EXACT TIME boat owner and his family, although he ( ^ Upstairs, Downstairs may not be ready to surrender his present [CNN] Headline News \ BUURWVHSUDF.- — DLTBKL way of life (90 min ) 1 0 : 3 0 P M d!4) Auction (90 min.) Con- \ 6 : 0 0 P M C3J C8J (30 (40 News K . W C K K R T . tinued. • fs ) Three's Company INN News ; PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Thr; minute you feel you have given a faultless [9 j Magnum. P.1, performance is the lime to get out ' Charlton Heston ger Hauer, Craig T Nelson 1983 former lover (Delta Burke) hires him and di) America Asuntos: La santeria; Grupo ' ■ 11J Webster (3J (40) Max Headroom (CC| A large ari A J to locate a man framed for murder Los Lobos. ) 118' Rockford Files * vertiser cooks up a scheme to prevoni (60 min ) (R) di) Three's Company ' J '20' A-Team Edison Carter from revealing its plans to [ESPN] SpeedWeek ^ undermine the Network (60 nun) (In (22 News (Live) (A) (40) Hotel (CC) Peter decides to got Stereo) married to an interior decorator, Julie be [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Blind Data' (CC) A blind i date pairs an overworked yuppie with a j 1.24 57 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshoiir comes the victim of a man who tries to ClJ Evening Magazine beautiful woman who reacts to alcohol in a. j (26 T.J. Hooker rape her on a date. (60 min ) (11) Hill Street Blues strange way Bruce Willis, Kim Basinger, i (36) (61) Family Ties (U Morton Downey Jr. (18) MOVIE; 'The Big Red One' A combat John Larroquette 1987 Rated PG-13. (In ^ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME '41 Noticias veteran leads his battalion of young sol­ 111; MOVIE: 'The Ice Pirates' Space pir­ Stereo) ( ,1^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [CNN] Showbiz Today diers into battle Lee Marvin, Mark HamdI. ates join a princess in search of her ex [TMC] MOVIE: 'Making Mr. Right' A • Robert Carradine 1980 plorer father and a newly discovered New Wave publicist is hired to teach a life­ ------[DtS] Konrad A computer error sends Unscramble these four Jumbles, (20) Barney Miller source of much-needed water in a nearby like android some social graces before ha ^ one letter to each square, to lorm perfect 8-year-old Konrad (Huckleberry galaxy Robert Urich, Mary Crosby, John goes public, Ann Magnuson. John Malkov- four ordinary words Fox) to a woman (Polly Holliday) who (22) (30) Cosby Show (CC) While on a fish­ Matusak 1984 ich, Ben Masters 1987. Rated PG-13, (Irf** doesn't meet the "birth" factory’s sian ing trip with his father, Theo accidentally (20) MOVIE; 'Vice Squad' A Hollywood Stereo) ) dards. Ned Beatty costars (2 hrs ) "catches" a corpse, and the ensuing me­ LIRLT cop enters the sleazy underworld of prosti­ [E S P N ] SportsLook dia attention affects the Huxtables' daily 1 1 : 0 0 P M ® ® d0) d ^ News : lives (In Stereo) tution to hunt down a murderous pimp [USA] Cartoons Season Hubley, Wings Hauser. Gary ® ^ M*A*S*H ; (?6J MOVIE: 'Red River' A young man and Swanson, 1982 CD Street • 6 : 3 0 P M OD CBS News (CC) his stepfather clash over the route of a cru­ —.isrs;:.',;"--- (?2) (30) Cheers (CC) Woody and Sam GD INN News ! ri r r ) Family Ties cial cattle drive in this Howard Hawks clas­ compete to see who can kiss Rebecca be­ sic John Wayne, Montgomery Clift. W al­ Street \ 1 R E L E C (TSJ (40) ABC News ICC) fore midnight (In Stereo) ter Brennan 1948 News (Live) | 11 Jeffersons (41) Tal Como Somos (38) Honeymooners Soap • __ L w Iw 221 f30' NBC News (CC) ® ) Mystery!: The Black Tower (CC) (41) Quinceanera d?) SCTV I (38 Bosom Buddies Based on P.D. James' novel. Scotland (57) This Old House (CC) (R) Yard detective Adam Dalgliesh (Roy Mars- d l) Love Connection * (41 Noticiero Uni vision IBBADE (6lJ MOVIE: 'King Kong' Kong, taken to den), injured in a drug raid, accepts a trou­ [CNN] Moneyline | (61, Love Connection New York as an attraction, becomes en bled friend's request to recuperate at the HOW EVERYONE [USA] Airwolf » [C N N ] Inside Politics '68 raged when he senses that the woman he isolated Toynton Grange (60 min.) Part 1 KNEW WHOW/A5 loves IS being mistreated Charles Grodin, of 6 [E S P N ] Sports Trivia 1 1 : 3 0 P M (® To Be Announced. ■* OETTIN© MARRIBP^. Jessica Lange, Jeff Bridges 1976 [C N N ] Larry King Live ® dS) Nightline (CC). 7 ; 0 0 P M (T) Entertainment Tonight [CNN] PrimeNews [DIS] MOVIE: 'That Darn Cat' A CLOTEK Actor Bruce Willis. Raymond Burr profiles ® People are Talking Part 2 of 2. (R) [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents (60 Siamese cat becomes both secret agent Now arrange the circled letters to TV and movie detectives (Part 1 of 2), TV (ii) Honeymooners form the surprise answer, as sug­ min.) and secret weapon as investigators try to movies based on real-life tragedies (Part 2 locate and capture a gang of bank robbers. : i ] gested by the above cartoon The Riptide boys take on a (I® Night Heat of 3) (In Stereo) [USA] Riptide Hayley Mills. Dean Jones, Dorothy Prov­ K counterfeiting case involving a modern- Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) u ® News ine, 1965 Rated G ter Answer here: THE 'TT day Robin Hood (Walter Olkewicz) (60 Racing From Plainsfield ® (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) min.) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 4: Ci­ tizens on Patrol' (CC) Police academy ® The Street (In Stereo) (Answers tomorrow) (® $100,000 Pyramid 8 l 3 0 P M ® Entertainment Tonight graduates are put to work training local ci­ dZ) News (CC). Jumbles EVOKE AFIRE BRUTAL HEREBY (11) Cheers (CC) Pan 1 of 2 Actor Bruce Willis, Raymond Burr profiles tizens in a crime-fighting program. Steve Yesterdays d i) Late Show (In Stereo) i Answer fiB) Kojak TV and movie detectives (Part 1 of 2), TV Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Michael Wins­ Why he didn't laugh when his dentist totd that movies based on real-life tragedies (Part 2 loke about a toothache— low 1987 Rated PG 1 1 : 3 5 P M CD Magnum, P.l. - ^P A *S *H of 3) (In Stereo) HE ”HURr' IT BEFORE [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Mandlngo' A slave's Nightly Business Report 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® H it Squad ( ^ Barney Miller struggle for freedom pits him against his Barney Miller ^ ^ Different World (CC) Whitley owner and friend. James Mason. Ken Nor fli) Star Trek ■! Now bBCh In Block, JwmbI* Book No 38 It tyglltblt lor S3 80, which Inciudog potUg* and handling. Irom Jumbto, elo Ihli nowapapti. P.O Boi 4388, Orlando. FL 33803-4388 (30) (^0) Win, Lose or Draw puts a damper on Dwayne's dream date ton, Susan George 1976 Rated R. (ijO Synchronal ! IncludB your nama, a d d ra tt and ilp coda and maka youi chach payabla le Naw tpaparbooka ^ Cheers with Denise when she insists on tagging [TMC] MOVIE: 'Eye of the Tiger' An Police Story ' along. (In Stereo) Rosa Salvaje ex-con confronts the drug-dealing motor­ (S) Hogan's Heroes (M) Major League Baseball: Boston Red cycle gang that murdered his wife. Gary (9l)^familv Ties Sox at Chicago W hite Sox (3 hrs ) Busey, Yaphet Kotto, Seymour Cassel. dS) Newlywed Game [CNN] Moneyline 1986 Rated R. @) FrugFrugal Gourmet; Noodles. Dum- [CNN] Newanight [ESPN] SportaCenter plings,s. Biscuits and Scones (In Stereo) t^SA] Boxing Hugh "Buttons" Tierney [ESPN] Davis Cup Tennis: Highlights (17-0-1, 5KOs) vs Juan Rondon (20-5-3, from Peru. (60 min.) ^ [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Honkytonk Man' With 9 * 0 0 P M ( ® Simon & Simon Rick's hopes of performing at the Grand Ole Opry, 10 KOs) in a welterweight bout scheduled [USA] Dragnet *” Astrograph an aging country singer travels the back- roads of America with his nephew. Clint Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood. Barry Corbin 1982 Rated PG presently making more points with your T h e O rigin al B eauty that he could handle four spades in the [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Butch and Sundance: Playing It NOrVh 4 - Z g - 8 8 ^ o u r peers than you may realize. Don't bo The Early Days' An outlaw and a sharp­ East hand (ruff a heart in dummy, and the Beast! 4 9 8 7 2 surprised It some Imitate your Ideas, shooter take on cattle companies, banks half-safe pick up East's spades via a finesse and b i r t h d a y behavior or style. and railroads. Tom Berenger, William Katt, V- - - then run the clubs). His blind spot was WINTHROP byOIckCavalll LIBRA (S e p t. 23-O ct. 23) Joint ventures Jeff Corey 1979 Rated PG. ♦ 5 3 4Q976542 By James Jacoby that he failed to realize the trap if look extremely promising for you today, [T M C ] MOVIE; 'A Place in the Sun' An West, not East, had length in spades. April 29, 1988 whether they be family-oriented, com­ ambitious young man's liaison with a fac­ THAT'SYOJR FIFTH I'M TAKINi<& ADVAMTA9E RIQHT:.. w h e n I SETSCME WEST EAST There are many inferior contracts Sure enough. West won the second Experiences of the past, both bitter and mercial or merely social. Unite for tory girl threatens his romance with an hei­ s a l e I ' M 4Q J65 03 x S - L A S e O F OF Y O U R S P E C IA L . LBAACNSi O O lN G B A C K iweet, will give you the knowledge and victory. ress. Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor. waiting to be arrived at in bridge. spade, cashed the jack of diamonds VK J764 V A 10 9 5 3 LEAAONAIS'E. / TO MY r e g u l a r p r i c e . loiTitude to further your ambitions In the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Friends to Shelley Winters 1951 When you have the good fortune of and continued a diamond. Declarer ♦ Q J 10 ♦ K 9 8 7 2 /ear ahead. You'll soon make up any [USA] Airwolf getting to a sound contract, don't jeop­ ruffed in dummy, came to the club ace r whom you feel obligated socially will * 3 A 10 8 oat ground. have a better time at your place today 7 : 3 0 P M (33 p m Magazine Tom Sel- ardize it l)y being cute. and ruffed a heart. But now the de­ FAIffiUS (April 20-May 20) Be sure to than they would If you took them out on leck; Los Angeles TV reporter Bob Tur SOUTH When South opened two no-trump, fenders took another spade and two act on any hunches you get today that the town. You will too.' ® Current Affair ♦ A K 10 4 North decided that he would probably heart tricks for down two. you think could advance your personal BAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) Com­ ® (ID Jeopardy! (CC|. The u itMun jungle takes on s VQ8 2 play five clubs, but along the way he South was too clever for his own Interests. You're presently tuned Into mercial transactions can be worked out ♦ A 6 4 thought he might check to see if South good. Sure, his play would work .1 ® (H) ^ Barney Miller whole new meaning as King sf’ci (*( r.Ace.' 1 SA(£.' 7 iftO A L SM £.' success. Major changes are ahead for to your advantage today. Negotiate with * A K J might have four spades. So he bid against trump length in the Elast hand, Au WO l AM PFIFA; A u WC< A4.J [XR>ifjkr Taurus In the coming year. Send lor the knowledge that the sellar Is as anx­ CO) INN News Au . AH rt'.Nf- Kong taksa Manhattan hy Vulnerable: East-West three clubs to ask for a major. Lo and but why present the opponents with an fiK V A your Astro-Qraph predictions today. ious to profit as you are eager to buy. M*A*S*H Dealer: South behold. South hid spades and North bid easy set when West has the trump Mall $1 to Astro-Qraph, c/o this news­ CAPRICORN (D m :. 22-Jan. IB) Pro­ (ID Auction (3 hrs ) storm. Jessica Langa, Jaff the spade game. length? paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH jects, ventures or enterprises that you ^ Newlywed Game Bridges, and Chariae Qrodn 44101-3428. Be sure to state your zodi­ Weil North East South With the lead of the queen of dia­ personally conceive at this time have Hollywood Squares 2 NT U.8. ACRE8 by Jim Davla ac sign. super chances for success. Do some­ star in this classic remake of a monds, declarer could see there would James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on ^ World of Survival (R) 3 4 Pass 3 4 QCkNNI (May 21-June 20) The motives Pass be no trouble unless spades split 5-0, Bridge’ and ‘Jacoby on Card Games’ thing about your good ideas. Pass Pass UH OH, I THINK MV VENTURE JUST KIPPING MV LIFE'S ' behind your behavior towards others SS Three's Company love Story gone ape. Pass 4 4 but he wondered if he could not do (written with bis father, the late Os­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) One of Pass APHE6FVE 15 SLIPPING O N TH E l i n e , today will be charitable and consider­ the nicest things you can do today Is to [C N N ] Crossfire something clever if East held four wald Jacoby) are now available at ANPIGETA AUGH! ate, yet you might do your utmost to spring a pleasant surprise on your [ESPN] Stanley Cup Playoffs: Wales spades to the Q-J. He won the ace of bookstores. Both are published by COMEPIAN Opening lead; 4 Q T n i m conceal your generosity. mate. It he or she has a special wish, Conf. Div. Final Game Six If necessary. diamonds, played ace of spades and Pharos Books. \ W O R M J CANCER (JuM 21-July 22) Today, you bring It Into being. Teams to be announced. Starting time is then a low spade. His thinking was ® UM. NEWSFAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN are not likely to have any problems with PISCES (Fab. 20 March 20) You are tentative. |3 hrs.) (Live) people with whom you've had previous presently in a strong trend that favor­ 8 ‘OOPM ® 48 Hours Dan Rather, Ber­ dealings. However, be watchful when ably affects several areas of your life. Be nard Goldberg, Harold Dow, Alan Pizzey and Doug Tunnell examine the ongoing doing business with strangers. optimistic about your Involvemanfs and W g X 1 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) II you make an think like a winner. war against cocaine with reports from Boli­ l a / ^ via, South Florida and Washington, D C accurate assessment of prevailing con­ ARIES (March 21-April 18) Something (60 min ) ditions at this time, you'll see the big­ beneficial may de^op today that PEOPLE WHO know 1 ® MOVIE: 'T h e Ostemtan Weekand* A k..ow there's a certain magic I m l H ^ z W W a ■ ■ 1 gest bugaboo with which you have to should please you considerably. How­ crazed CIA agent manipulates his friends / I / l A i contend Is self-doubt. ever, It's beat not to talk about It to any­ end turns a friendly weekend into a night­ about Classified Advertising. A # X A J \ l jm GW?*)_____ VWQO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) You are one who may resent your good fortune, mare of terror and dernit John Hurt. Rul- k W — 17

tVPIST. Full time with IBM PC knowledge SUPER Two family in a $130's can still buy a tine preferqbly with Multl- prime residential loca­ home In Monchester. 6 ~ mote Advqnfqge II, tion on Bridge Street. rooms Including a 23' * Hewlett-Packard Each unit has 2 bed­ living room and 2 cor Laser Jet Printer. Cus­ rooms, country sized garage. See It today I tomer contact-other kitchen, living room- Blanchard ft Rossetto As o condition precedent to general/varled office FOOD Service. We hove 1$t floor hbs a rec Realtors," We're Sel- the placement of any adver­ BANQUET W a itr e s s . LICENSED Nurse. Part WAITRESS wonted. Port _ duties. Full benefits openings for full ond room, 2 car garage and llng Houses" 646-2482.a time. Custodial core. PAINTER or Painter's tising In the Manchester He­ Part time . Flexible or full time. Apply program In c lu d in g part time positions In i Sm ODD lobs, Trucklrifl olumlnum siding. MALLARD View-Quality rald, Advertiser hereby hours. Apply; Man­ retirement. helper. Year round opsNMngs In o v r M sni-^ TYPIST-Parf time. Wo within: Johnnie's dental paid. Coll 289- our clean, modern fa­ Mg or too small, will Homo repairs. You Blanchard & Rossetto constructed 3 bedroom agrees to protect, Indemnify chester Cauntry Club 649-2358. work. Transportation a 2734.______cility. Positjons vary Chester home. Ihfonts ■ B S 8 S ? " work 7 dovs, until lob Realtors," We're Sel- and hold hormless the Man­ noed an Individual wifh Bross Key, 829 Moln Plus. 649-9874. .TUB. * nomt It, we do It. Free attached single family or coil 646-0103. 1. John Barleycorn (Liquor) ■“ from the assembly and WBleometf. Call complete. io percent llng Houses" 646-2482.0 homes (you own your chester Herald, Its offleers good typing skills. Pol­ Street, Monchester. WE Are looking for a 4651. From the imsMest repair (o estimates. Insured. MS- 643-8609. GRDWIN6 Dffice needs packaging to our discount for sonler clf I- oI m . S D U N D As a b e lli I This own lot),tireplaced liv­ and employees against any icy typing preferred 2. Nightcap sincere, active Individ­ llw largBSt renoMsbon, we and all liability, loss or but not required, also capable Individual to ual to work In our smol I homemade foods to Ansaldl-bullt Colonial ing ro o m , 116 baths, HcLP WANTED WAITER or Waitress, loin staff. (3ood atti­ 3. Carp wHi d o * complete lob. Start J06 . ReTIRSMCNT Living expense. Including attor­ need strong clerical Cook, experienced. 4. Jeffeson moll order business. meat slicing and main­ everything provided boasts solid construc­ Anderson permoshleld neys' fees, arising from skills. We offer plea­ NEWS Stand Deok tude essential. Modest Duties Include; taking tenance. Super benef­ tDltnlsh. FswesllmsteS. ' CGflttrviVNVG WOV tor vour comfort even tion throughout Includ­ thermopane windows, claims of unfoir trade practi­ Manchester area, de­ ,y E nglano Press As­ Apply; Rqffq’s Restau­ typing skills, data en­ 5. Ream (800) lARMCMt liwteil or rewMr your root sant office environ­ rant, 2815 Main Street, telephone orders, light its tor full time posi­ nursing service. Roles ing plaster walls and range, refrigerator, ces, Infringement of trade­ liver only to honor sociation seeks direc­ try experience helpful. tions. Weekdays only. W t e N f i« cmd Sovst Osoi diract with marks, trade names or pat­ ment In Glastonbury Glootonbury. 633-1691. A T**® '^ ite Sox and the Twins are in the - order packaging, help- NtSTyoijnSw^^ reosonoble. Call 649- ceilings, 3 bedrooms, dishwasher and win­ boxes and stores. Es­ tor of pubi Icatlons with Will troln person with No nights or weekends. reofsr. wood ond csdor dows, range, refrlgdra- ents, violation of rights of with free parking. responsibility for edl- American League. The others are in the National Ing our wolk-ln custo­ or raked? Any osM lobe ^ - - 2358. y 1W baths, nice big kit­ tablished route. Work HELP Wanted. Full time oblllty and willingness Ask about our flexible thokotoociolisll Sooi 0 e e e e e eeeeeeee chen, summer porch, tor, dishwasher and privacy and Infringement of Please call Joy or forlol, advertising, League. mers, etc. We ore wil­ outside. drt^3104. lltos- ahowroom m: VOwnBe « r W6N^ copyright and proprietary Gerry of 659-3561. Crum approximately 6 hours Mechanic; part time to leorn. Competitive ling to train tor the full hours tor days. Glas­ onoble rates 182 W. Middle Tpke. above-ground pool, Microwave oven, car­ per week-get paid for overall budget of one Truck Maintenance, wooes, full benefit tonbury. Coll tor de­ #X|MNrlGflC#a HANDYMAN rights, unfair competition 8i F o rster Insuronce. time position. Please eeeereesseseeeee Msneheeter r ^ 9 f t t w l99l|nVwVff«W ?< • vGsIW tn® newer drlve)M>v and peting, full basement and libel and slander, which 10. Mustbeavollableat monthly and 2 onnuol Flexible hours; full package, and suppor­ tolls of 633-7656 ask tor and even an attached PART Time days. Main­ „ apply at: Connecticut LAWN 871-7990. - eeeimaaH FlwtiliiO - Titles - roof. Martin School. may result from the publica­ press time (12;30pm) publications. Candi­ time Wrecker Driver, tive atmosphere. Coll Cone and Reed Co. 134 Dove. G4D-S4D0 UaM OM-etetry • OOP JOSS • $239,900. Jackson 8< garage. $149,900. Blan- tion of any odvertlsment In tenance position avail­ dally and F r id a y dates must hove tho­ light and heavy duty. 647-9938 for appoint­ iNSUlWD Pine Street, (Cl e r i c a l /C o u n te r- MOWINO Jockson Real Estate, chdrd ft Rossetto Real­ the Manchester Herald by able. Mature and (12:30am). Delivery of rough working knowl­ Top pay, full benefits. m ent. 647-8400.D tors," We're Selling advertiser. Including adver­ responsible Individual Monchester.______Mature self motivated OMMfidBiliM ftMTiffCM. BARRY SCANLON papers takes approxl- edge of newspapers Pleasant working en­ AUTDMDTIVE- person with outgoing MANCHESYi&R. Lovely 3 Houses" 646-2482.0 tisements In any free distri­ wanted for both Indoor especially. Resume, vironment. 563-1337. [UI h ELP WANTED Cell for Free SstknaAes. 6 4 (> -2 4 1 1 trwisWtwslea bution publications pub­ mately 1 hour. Lubrlcotlon ond light m ] HELP WANTED CLERICAL to $18K. As- personality and ability NtJae Tee steer tee SMaN ' bedroom Cape, 1W BDLTDN. Exquisite and outdoor work. Monday-Saturday, De­ salary requirements, SANDWICH Maker, duty Mechanic. Imme- - sist 0 (general M a n a g e r lewSiaMremMMMacaanl lished by the Monchester Basic duties Include along with suggestions to work with the public. baths, dining room, home situated on o Herald. Penny Sleffert, pendable cor 4 must. Sandwich Packer, dlote opening, busy oowmmw with customer related Interested In varied du­ 646-6868 smiWN* tlMi Bse Araiiiis, jr. garage. In-ground beautiful 1.4 acre set­ Publisher. grounds care and Call Bob at 647-»46. for content and format someone to do light shop, paid holiday, va­ class starting soon I ■ „ medical questions. 2U maintenance of build­ of monfhly trade lour- ties Includes answering 0MI?SS4?i1 Aewime pool, beautiful neigh­ ting. 10 room Coper A cooking. Flexible cations, uniforms plus TYPIST. We need on You will be paid while Customerserviceskllls the phone, filing, some U S A S O N borhood! Sellers relo­ /Ranch Includes 4 or 5 ing systems. Inquire at nal to: NEPA,360 Hun­ LOST hours. 646-6454.______other benefits. Contact Individual with good you learn plus recleve - with health core bock- light typing. Will train. L«l4ie«plHi 4 'MtHStMl. t i • Omr M yssts sxosrienes. cating. $169,900. Cen­ bedrooms, large 1st 649-5336. tington Avenue, Room Dove Griswold at Cor- free meals. Taking ap­ ... around, CRT, light AND FOUND 280-HN, Boston, MA TRAVEL Agenev-Eost of typing skills, policy Full time position with S ’ 888 Hi m ’ tury 21-Homeseekers floor tireplaced family GLASTONBURY. Part NEWSPAPER Inserters. fhe River needs asslsf- fer Chevrolet 646-9695. typing preferred but plications for full or - clerical duties. Work b e n e fits . Apply a t 9’**^*'^^* ’WSlwOelWa ■ g* BAihsmshSMi ACCENT GLASS 00. R eolty 623-5044. room with P a rq u e 02115M(Deadllne April port time positions on m M p l l r ; JIS. time position for pro­ Part time afternoons. once. Typing ond tele­ not required. The posi­ with congenial protes- MorPet Printers, Ver­ Froo SsWmolos. BDLTDN. 144 Hebron floor, new sun room LOST. Manchester area. fessional clerical sup­ Want to get out of the 29)______all shifts. Earn a high - slonol In deluxe, eost of Com pM e, hom« ess*. Orange & white male phone etiquette re­ AUTO SALES tion also r e q u ir e s non. 871-1421. " E T i S B o i r Road. Spacious 7 room, with Pellawlndowsond port. Good typing and house for a few hours? G R D W T H C om pany look­ q u ir e d . Will t r a in . strong clerical skills. rate of pay plus bonus , river offices, Outstond- 64S-6412n^w. "No Jotf.Too Small" j; PATIO DOOi GLASS 3 bedroom Ranch on many more amenities. tabby with flea collar. ing for future manage­ • ••••yeM ^noM wooe^wop dictaphone required. We are looking for Reply to: Box UU C/D TOP We offer a pleasant hours. For more Infor­ - Ing benefits Include 1% private acres. Call for details. Children's pet, answers Call Diane. 647-1991. responsible p«6(n0''to ment. Dffers profit mation please coll: Di­ , tree on-sIte parking. INCOME FmEltlMlIt $320,000. D.W. Fish to Stanley. Please call T h e M a n c h e s t e r office environment In Dratna CtSsiisS. B ithtoem 6 I *9f gMRRRwv OTRfW $232,900. Flono R ealty Insert advertising sup­ sharing and manage­ H erald . Glastonbury with free rector of ■ "s, Mrs. , Fee paid. Coll Hilary 648-1143 Kiietwn Wetwadsllne Realty, 643-1591.0 643-2283.______DISHWASHER. Part A. Plan ,tfieid UNLIMITED •'Over M yssit exosHenee. 646-5200.______P time, 11-3pm or 4pm. 5 plements Into our ment potential. Ambi­ parking. If you ore Cutts, CPC, Business IwPM IiMwKRIMg MMs •trvtee e Owr autlneM DESIREABLE Area. BDLTDN. Lot 4, Valerie FOUND. Orange Male cat newspapers. Monday- tious Individual needed $ $ $ Interested please coll Convols^.. rlome- . Personnel Associates days a week. Johnnie's 659-3511.______Be a leader with the eorotasslenslly Bqtilpood Bua.Fhone741-tSll ACCENT GLASS GO. Rood. Distinctive 4 Vinyl sided 7 room about 4 weeks ago. Brass Key, Main Frldoy. Please coll Bob to learn Industry from AUTO UP TO 22% Joy o r G e rry of 659- Fenw ood M a n o r 641- e r Colonial In family Bolton /Manchester at 647-9946 for more ground up. 649-4563. 5151, Mondoy-Frldof area's leading car and , 047-0140 bedroom custom Con­ Street, Manchester. 3561. C rum 8, Forster i l l s P J'i PhiMkiBS 8 HMting temporary with many neighborhood. 3 bed­ town line. Call 643-1347. Information. COMMISSION Insurance. 9am-3pm. EDE. Z truck dealership 643-8609.______TECHNICIAN ntmrif.84G»7873 NAMi'vour^^ Boilers, pumps, hot extras In an exclusive rooms, 1'/6 baths. BAKERS Assistant •'TAMSTRESS wonted) WBitr tanks, new and subdivision. Features Newer carpeting. Cen- LAND BUYER DEMO PROGRAM •Experience preferred) BANK TELLERS Lipman Chevrolet Fotiter a Son Fainting CONCIETE wanted. Tuesdoy- G tL t B B iiT It T U W N replaoements. wet bar, locuzzl, cen­ trol vac. Covered deck To •10/Hour Please telephone 64t- 460 Connecticut Blvd. and Fooering. Romo- and wrap around open I^ANNOUN^ENTS^ Frlday. No experience CIRCULATIDN Area Ad­ WANTED FULL BENEFITS 8865. . val.87g-«37. ffm e B S T im re s tral air a n d m uch necessary. Will train. CLAIMS Clerk. Excellent United Bank East Hartford f t r m ore. $335,000. Flono deck. Full, finished visor. Housewives, *30-80N PLUS Are you making whst opportunity IrrGlasfon- has several teller posi­ basement. Fully Insu­ A Wonderful family expe­ Call 643-0640, 8-4pm. mothers with young Experience helpful but PANiTHNI 848-9849 / 228-8616 +, demo plan, overlooking court­ experience preferred. C oventry. Coll 742-7308. origin, or on Intention to ments and light fix­ yard. Includes newer right to waive technical for­ Johanna Bruder Roy, DATA ENTRY — GIFT WRAPPER other excellent fringe moke any such preference, malities If It Is In the best In­ Apply In person: Evenings 742-9277. tures remain. Work­ kitchen appliances, Assistant Clerk ★ bentlte. Experience not limitation or discrimlnotlon. shop area on lower terest of the School Depart­ New Store — Somerset Square, Glastonbury K ra u s e Florist, 621 DRIVER. Beverage de­ The Herold will not know­ A/C In living room and ment to do so. The fiduciary Is: neceeeery, eppointmente Vincent L. Diana, Hartford Rood, livery route. G ood ingly accept any advertise­ level. Coll tor an ap­ 2 assigned parking spa­ Richard A. Huot, E xecutor SALES CLERK/ Why commute over the river when you can work in our new only. Cell Don PirettI Monchester.______driving record r e ­ m ent which Is In v iolation ot pointment to see these ces. 8106,900. D .W . Fish Director/Business Services L e s « » ® ^ and other features ot 000- 04______1091 M a in S treet m quired. Good pay and the low. Realty, 643-1591.0 Manchester, CT 06040 , CASHIERS beautiful store. FAST Growing Import 6494571 Insurance. A pply 9 to 5, S T U N N IN G 2 8, 3 bed­ this home I 8149,900. MANCHESTER. Beacon COST PROPOSAL P9M 003-04 Receptionist and Department Ma­ Auto Dealership de­ Realty World, Benoit, S T U D R N T * • DATA ENTRY - Full time, Monday - Friday. Enter sales slips sires Reconditloner. M o n d a y -S a tu rd a y . 79 room Townhouse! HIII-FHA/CHFA a p ­ nager wanted at once Charles Street, East Training in Optical Field Frechette Associates, INTBRSCNOLASTIC and inventory changer oack-up on switchboard and service CARDINAL Some experience pre­ Fabulous 20' office or 646-7709,0 proved. 5 room, 2 bed­ ATHLETIC INSURANCB . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Full and Part Time Positions In modem pharmacy counter. ferred, but will train H artfo rd . Become an apprentice oplician and earn while you studio I Each unit has room Ranch style Con­ The East Hartford Public E S T A T E OF In Manchester's lar­ baths and a 2 car MANCHESTER- dominium. Appllonced Schools, 110 Lone Hill Drive, EDWARD W. MIFFITT, aka W ork while the kids are in school or students work BU|CK,i» hard working, punc­ WAREHDUSE. Diversi­ learn! No experience necessary, we will train! 1'/2 gest shopping center. • GIFT W RAPPER - For Satudays only. Wrap gifts, work in the .•1 Adtmt 81.. M0rt0rtMl09i CT tual, enthusiastic Indi­ fied duties for a small tandem garage. Glastonbury line. Red­ kitchen Including mic­ East Hartford, CT. 06100, will EDWARD WILLIAM after school. Career opportunity to lx;come a licensed Work a 4U-hour week and earn an excellent salary, receive cost proposals for MIFFITT Fringe benafiti, excel­ stock room, do housekeeping and vacuuming. vidual. Excellent pay Bloomfield Industrial $144,900 and $164,900. wood Farms. 8 room rowave, bullt-tn A/C The Hon. William E. Rti- professional. with great benefits. Colonial. 4 bedrooms, and bequtiul stenciled STUDENT Oi INTERSCHO­ lent satarlae. Days For HMO medical and dental, paid retirement, good salary and AAECHANIC T o w ork on plan Including com­ distributor. Applicant Blanchord & Rossetto LASTIC ATHLETIC INSUR­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court should be High School Realtors," We're Sel- 2'/j baths, 2 cor att­ walls. 8107,900. O.W. of Probate, District of Man­ store discounts call: miscellaneous con- mission, Insuronce, Please call Ken at 871-9722 ANCE. Cost proposal Infor- Excellent Salary and Incentive Program! only. Pleasant work­ . structlon equipment medlcal,dental,pold Gradute with good IIno Houses" 646-2482.0 ached garage. Fire- Rsh Realty, 643-1591.0 matlan and specifications chester at 0 hearing held on ing conditions. Not the Io arrange an interview. placed family room, ore available at the Business April 33,1900 ordered that all Mr. Dana Fairbanks ; and trucks. Must hove 2 vocation. Apply In per­ math skills. Competi­ B D L T D N . Lot 28 KIm BEAUTIFUL contempor­ Office of the School Depart­ claims musi be presenled to usual retail store. years experience. Full son to Randy Edinger. tive salary and benefits Rood. Brand new Gar­ hardwood floors, eat- ary Townhouse In con- ment. Cost proposals will be the fiduciary at the address The O ' Apply at once to Ann, 2 7 8 -3 0 5 0 time employment and Suburban Subaru, 14 ottered. Call Dick at X h e rison Colonial, 4 large ln kitchen, deck. By venlent location. received until 3:00 p.m., May . below. Failure to promptly Call Ken benefits. Coll 742-5317, Hartford Turnpike, 243-0321, M onday- bedrooms, 2'/j baths, o w n e r. $229,900. 643- Sliders In living room 9,1900, at which tim ethey will present any such claim may V ision Office manager or 8751.______be publicly opened and read result In the loss of rights to 8 7 1 -9 7 2 2 pharmacist. 8om to 5 pm . Vernon, CT. 649-6550. F rlday. Vision central air. $279,000. to deck. Kitchen over­ aloud. The East Hartford recover on such claim. LUX BOND AND GREEN __ Rono Realty 646-5200. DPEN House, Sunday 1- looks private common Public Schools reserves the Johanna Bruder Roy, C o m e r Fine Jetuelere Since 1898 Comer B E one of the tew to enloy 4pm. 316 Autumn a re a w ith gazebo. right to accept or relect any Assistant Clerk Your C om plete Eye C a re C en te r! Liggatt Pirkada ‘.■tv.v.v.v.v.v.'.v.v.v.v.v,*;*:-;' Street. Lovely alumi­ 8135,900. O.W. Fish or all cost proposals or the Your Complete Eye Care Center! this sold out cul-de-sac 9 The fiduciary Is; Pharmacy oft Fern Street. Ro- n u m sided Ranch Realty, 643-1591.0 right to waive technical for­ AUTOMOTIVE malities If It Is In the best In­ Josloh J. Lessner Talcottville Rd. (Tri-City Plaza) Vernon Manchester Parkede r % Talcotlville Rd. (Tri-Cily Plaza) Vernon klckl 8, Son, builders of home. Move-In condi­ -ao'l terest of the School Depart­ E xecutor tine homes otter this 9 tion. $159,900. Evening HOMES ment to do so. 113 E ast C enter Street Manchester appointments availa­ P.O. Box 711 S e r v i c e W r i t e r /A d v is o r room , 3 both C ontem ­ ED FOR SALE Richard A. Huot, Manchester, CT 06040 porary with 3 cor gar­ ble. For sole by owner. DIrector/BusIness Services 647-1015. 001- 04______005-04 “"T u t o m o b i l e F U L L T I M E age and 0 plothoro of extras. $399,900. B lan­ ^E NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICI TO CRBDITORI Beat the Summer Heat chard 8, Rossetto R eal­ 'K. E S T A T E O F E S T A T E O F Immeidiate opening, experience STEFAN PENHACKER -MECHANICS tors," We're Selling PEN HOUSE JOSEPH BAKULSKI.OI The Hon. William E. Rti- JOSEPH W. BYCHOLSL. JASSiSTANT MANAGERS preferred, but not necessary as we will With COLD CASHI Houses" 646-2482.0 8 Oerald, Judge, of the Court Th* Han. William E. FItz- BRAND New listing! This SUN. M A Y 1st - 1-5 of Probate, District of Man­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court MANAGEMENT TRAiNEES / HEAD CASHIERS chester at a hearing held on of Probata, District of Man- IMMEDIAEMPLOYMENT train the right individual. Many benefits charming 6 room Cape O A p ril 36,1900 o rd ered th a t a ll chtsftr at a htorlne held on DARI FARM ICE CREAM on Benton Street has claims must be presented to April 24,1988 ordarad (hot all Are you creative and interested In a challenging position? been meticulously the fiduciary at the address claims mutt be presented to import experience helpful, but not including vacation with pay, paid cared tor. Move-In con­ below. Failure to promptly the fiduciary of the address If 80, CA RD G ALLERY, a dynamic chain of card and Is Offering dition, remodeled kit­ present ony such claim may below on or before July 16, necessary as we will train. Salary based holidays, etc. result In the loss of rights to 19IS or be barred at by lot gift stoces. Is Interested In talking to you. Individuals with chen and bath, 2-3 bed­ recover on such claim. provided. retail background can quickly develop Into store man­ on experience, good benefits, uniforms Summer Employment rooms, fireplace with Johonno Bruder Roy, Joljonno BrudeTJ provided, excellent working conditions — Apply at once to: woodstove, hardwood Assistant Clerk Attltfanl/r agers. However, If you have no retail background and are May 1st - Sept. 2nd floors. Tastefully deco­ The fiduciary Is: The fiduciary It; willing to learn, our stores provide an excellent training rated throughout! M artin Szeber, Executor Anthony J. Oryk For Interview call David Seeker, Jackson & Jackson S9 Sherw ood Circle Administrator ground. Our benefit package Includes: DAVID SECKER Real Estate, 647-8400.O M an ch es ter, CT 06040 333 East Center i, - 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. •10 per hour / night shift, freezer 003-04 Moncheeter, CTl Service Manager T H E P rice Is rig h tII This • Paid Vacations / Holidays •9 per hour / day shift freezer fontastlcc home Is • Tuition Reimbursement Program priced to sell at $146,9001 M in t condi­ REDWOOD FARMS • Generous Company Discount MANQ£STERH0ND\ Full and part time positions available. tion Inside and out- MANCHESTER • Medical / Dental Plan Please call 872-8313 or apply in greot big kitchen and 8 Room , 4 B td ro o m , 2Va Baths, O bi. Lot, THE PROFESSIONALS MANCI-ESTtRHONI>\ dining room combina­ Child Safg Cul-dt-soc, Fireplace, Cashier positions available mornings, afternoon, evenings. person - tion, large living room Call Nancy James (collect) (203)236-3281 for a confiden­ 24 ADAMS STREET with fireplace, 3 bed­ 2 C ar sarag e. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 24 Adams Street rooms, brand new gor­ tial Interview or write: Diamond Salea Co., Inc., 345 North Manchester DARI FARM ICE CREAM geous bathroom, full 7 Joan Circle — Spencer St. to Hlllstown gociassili Main Street, Suite 315, West Hartford, CT 06117 basement, greet neigh­ Rd., 3rd left on Redwood, see signs or call Exit 62 o f 1-84 40 TeHaaS Stags Road, Tollaad borhood near Waddell tor directions. yoaH K?n tte Ksulb 1 Positions available at the C A R D G ALLERY in; 646-3520 School. Jackson 8, Monday-Frlday Sam-Spm / Saturday 8am-1pm Jackson Real Estate, $244,500 449-5015 EAST HARTFORD • MANCHESTER 647-8400.O