16 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, April 24, 1991

21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR aA> 8 9 WANTED TO B U Y / 91 CARS FOR 8AlJe ______TRADE AMC CX)NCORD-1980. 2 WANTED-Good used fur­ Door, 6 cylinder, TAKE ADVANTAGE ^.1 niture, bedroom set, automatic transmission. of this 6 room Cape in a convenient location, close to Spcciolis^Dc^it! dresser, dinette set and New brakes, exhaust, A s c ^ s and shopping. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 crib. Call 524-8824. water pump, tires, baths, large enclosed porch, rec room, kitchen w/stove radiator. Willing to part out. Call 871-0014. and refrigerator. Excellent offering for first time buyer LAW N CARE PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ w S ^ A sW n ^ iS z^ Reduced to sell. Offers consid- 91 CARS FOR SALE PAPERING REMODELING PLUMBING S ch aller PERSONALIZED UW N Q u a lity Call Joe CARE & LANDSCAPING CORVETTE-1979. Com­ WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING Insfailationand Pre-Owned Autos We are fully experienced. Insured pletely restored in and Lombardo & Associates Q uality w ork a t a Visit our beautiful showroom or call tor and licensed for commercial and ofOn,Gas& out. Loaded. Value Priced your free estimate. residential worit. reasonable pricel •Water Healers Immaculate, all USED CAR BEST BUYS! A 647-1413 Rease call for Interior & Exterior . HERITAGE KITCHEN & BATH CENTER Warm Air Furnaces receipts. Tan with 19S5CadniacSedDevlll8 $8,995 free and honest estimates Free Estimates leather interior. Paul, 254 Broad Street •Bders Auto, Loaded ilanrhTHtTr Hrralh ______8704450______Call Brian Weigle Manchester 243-7855 or 646- MANCHESTER-Nooks. Wilson Oil Company 19S5Chev.C«valler $3,995 645- 8912 649-5400 6454393 3383.Asking $10,000. crannies, fireplaces, Get the Auto, A/C, Like New Newsstand; 350 - Home: 300 Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper spotless, trees, quiet. YARDMASTERS FORD-1978 Galaxy. Ex­ Want Ad habit... cellent condition. Good 86 Ford F-150 4x4 $7,800 Thursday, April 25,1991 FiE/MAX East of the Spring Clean-Up MARTY MATTSSON CUSTOM QUALITY NO JOB TOO SMALL River, 647-1419. Body. $700. 645-1218. V6,4-spd, AM4Tyf rmlandusethelitileads Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut. Painting Interior/Exterior One stop improvements. Instant Servioe/Freo Estimates F ISUZU-1984 Trooper. Low 1967 Plymouth Voyager $8,900 in Claseified regularty. Yards, gutters, garages Wallpapering Framing to Painting. Bath/Kitchen Remodeling Licensed & Insured. One Call Does It All miles, runs great. As­ Auto, fiJC, 7 Passenger MANCHESTER-French 643-2711 cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ 30 Years ^perience doors, natural B.B.B. Member 30 Years Experience king $2200. Call Greg 1967 Honda Preluda $8,700 Decision near ances Ftemoved. Carpentry, References, Insured 647-9186 or 528-4111. woodwork, loft garage, Hauling, Backhoe Work. Call Dave Adamick lor a free quote. M&M Plumbing & Heating 5 Speed, A/C, Sunroof InsMeToday.i new vinyl, new kitchen. 649-4431 645-6523 649-2871 1967 Acura Legend Sad. $11,900 RE/MAX East of the 22 CONDOMINIUMS Any Job Considered. River, 647-1419. FOR SALE Call 643-9996 V-8, Auto, Loaded, Sunroof F G.L McHUGH PAINTING RICK'S HANDYMAN CA RD tNA L 1987 Chevy Cavalier Z-24 $5,995 for Seawolf; ■ Town Democrats debate in­ Interiof/Exlerior Painting LEWINS CROSSING- V-6,5 Speed, A/C, Red come tax...... R a g e 3. MANCHESTER-Ranch FRENCH'S LAWN A TREE SERVICE Wallpapering - Paper removal CARPENTRY SERVICE ROOFING/ BUICK, INC. Spadous and tastefully b now aocBpting mowing accounts Docks. Additions, Romodoling. 1987 Acura Legend Sad. $13,900 with fully finished base­ I9B2 C h e v y C a p ric e *3,896 decorated 3 bedroom for this lawn saason. Ceilings repaired and replaced SIDING ment for your in-law Repairs, Sheetrock V-6, Auto, Sunroof, Loaded Townhouse end unit • Lawn Cut & Trim Serving Home Owners East ot the w Also Cleaning & Haufing 1982 C h e v y C o m o ro (2 .8 9 6 ■ Coventry resident or­ quarters. This is a real • Formal Hodge Trimming 1986 C h e v y C om exo *4,996 with extra parking River Since 1975 Senior Citizen discount LIONEL COTE 1967 Honda Accord LXI $8,900 ganizes referendum.....P a g e gem. Priced to sell as a • Trees I& Shrubs Planted Insured - References 1986 B uickLeS abre LTD *4,996 state hopeful space. Kitchen opens • Prunir>g • Spot SeedirM • FertiGzer Call today lor your estimate 646-1948 ROOFING & SIDING 1986VWJettaGL *6,380 Auto, A/C Full Power single family but with • Vegetable Gardens Roto-Tilled 3 . to living room with sky- ______643-9321______1987 Old* Delta 88 Brougham *6,980 1987 Honda Accord Lxl $8,900 the space and facilities W H ttfi £ar/m sf»a •30 Years Experience By JOHN DIAMOND score their third major military con- of a 2-family. Call us iights. Third bedroom is L o n w r Ratm fo r Sonforo 1987 Biick tak Avenue *9,980 /lulo, A/C, Full Power ■ GOP denies iliegai caucus loft and could be a 64S-1312 •Fully Insured 1988 Pontioc Firebird *7,980 trart victory this month. Already the today. Realty World Let A Specialist The Associated Press delightful office, 2-1/2 TDM PAINTING & •License # 506737 1988 Clera Brough. Cpe. *8,480 1986 Ply Voyager LE $11,000 activity...... R a g e 3 . Northeast Associates, DoitI Army has chosen Sikorsky Aircraft bath, central air, many 1988 Ponitoc Bonneville *7,980 Loaded, Auto 236-9979.______Spring Ciaanup, Dathatching, WALLCOVERING 646-9564 1989 Buck Regal Cpe *9,896 WASHINGTON — Navy of Stratford, Conn., as co-builder of upgrades. $160's. 1966 Ford Bronco I $9,900 Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hadga 1989 Honda Accord Ua *12,480 the new LH helicopter and the Air MOVE UP-Special ■We’re Selling Houses!" Complete interior & exterior Secretary H. Lawrence Garrett in HOME 1989 BJck Century *8,980 5 Speed, 4 Wheel Drive financing I Society's Trimming, ^ h t Trucking, Etc. told a House panel he is close to Force Thesday named Pratt & Whit­ News Blanchard & Rossetto, wallpapering 1989 Codlloc Fleetwood *18,986 Ptotesional Equipment IMPROVEMENT 1988 Chevy Coraica Sad. $6,500 ney Aircraft sole builder of the en­ tailoring mortgages to 646-2482. 1989 B U ck Skylark C o u p e $7,860 making a decision on whether to Dependable AIR help you qualify lor and 646- 1894 1991 B ulck LeSobre *16,480 V-6, Auto, A/C, Power Group gines for the Advanced Tactical ..A. HOME IMPROVEMENT award Seawolf to a submarine In Brief afford the home of your Ray Hardy 646-7973 Fully Insured Free Estimates PURIFICATION 1991 B iic k C e n tu ry Sed. *13,980 1968 Honda Accord LXI $9,900 builder in Connecticut or a shipyard Fighter. dreamsi Special MALLARD VIEW-New Specializing in: Ranch and Colonial Auto, A/C, Full Power in Virginia. Those two contractors along with program for a limited Interior • Exterior Restorations ELIMINATE THOSE ODORS 81 Adams Street 1986 Mercury Cougar $7,995 Electric Boat employ some 50,000 Bush wants lower time onlyl Coventry, homes. Change your BOB-JOBIN Interior ■ Exterior Painting From Your Home, Car, Offices Manchester Aides to Sen. Christopher Dodd, lifestyle to 1-floor living. $236,875. Phil SPRING CLEAN UP Bathroom & Kitchen Remodeling • Tobacco Smoka V-6, Aulo, Full Power. A/C D-Coim., and Rep. Sam Gejdenson, workers in Connecticut. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath PAINTING, INC. • Cooking Roaidue 649-4571 interest rates Blazawski. Dir: Rt 44 to Framing Decks - Sheds ■ Garages 1969 Acura Legend LS $21,900 D-Corm., said they expected a Navy Subcommittee Chairman (Charles Ranches. Also 3 This is my lull time business. • Chamical A Paint Fumat WASHINGTON (AP) — Rt 31S, Lt on Ripley Yards, Gutters, Etc. ACall and ask about our spring • Muaty Odor* - Mold and Mildew Coupe, 5 Speed, Airbag, Loaded announcement on the Seawolf Bennett, D-Fla., questioned the slow Hill, Rt on Cooper, Fit bedrooms, 1-1/2 bath CEILINGS SPRAY Ravhalb* your Indoor anvlronment President Bush said today he TEXTURED specials 1989 Acura Legend LS $17,900 before the end of the week, possibly process the Navy has followed in on Brenda. Philips Real Colonials. Attached Inexpensive Rates JAMES PLOURDE & ASSOCIATES wants to see interest rates garage. From (with m xh paint added) Fully Insured Free Estimates BOB RILEY by this afternoon. choosing a contractor. “We need to Estate, 742-1450. 647-6067 Sedan, V-6, Auto, Air Bag, Leather lowered to help both the U.S. $143,900. North Main CEIUNG CONVENTIONAL OLDSMOBLEAfOLKSWAGEN understand the reasons for the delay 643-5133 645-1439 Garrett told the House Seapower St. to Union St. to Ros­ PAINTING 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER in this program,” Bennett said as he and the world economy. setto Dr. "We’re Selling INTERIOR PAINTING SCHALLER Subcommittee Wednesday the Navy opened the hearing. Bush, meeting in the Oval Of­ Houses!" Blanchard & > FERTILIZING Walls, Trim, Etc. likely would decide on the contract Let A Specialist BOOKKEEPING/ 649-1749 Lawmakers from Connecticut, fice with former Japanese Prime ^ Rossetto, 646-2482. • LIMING FULLY INSURED - QUALITY - ACURA Do It! IN CO M E TA X well before early May, when the where the submarines are as­ Minister Noboru Takeshita, • MOWING NEAT - ON SCHEDULE - FAMILY SPECIAL PURCHASE ' 3 4 5 C E N T E R S T R E E T panel makes its recommendations said:“We want the see these in­ ll's thal time ol the year againi OPERATED sembled, and Rhode Island, where MANCHESTER-Great MANCHESTER for Navy spending. KEN’S LAWN SERVICE Joseph P. Demeo, Jr. 1991 Electric Boat maintains a frame­ terest rates down a little bit, and Value! Immaculate 2 649-9027 MASONRY Certified Public Accountant The Electric Boat Division of I think that would be good for 6494045 CUTLASS CALAIS 647-7077 making plant, are optimistic that EB bedroom, 1-1/2 bath Small buelrtoM accounting and tax General Dynamics Corp., based in the world economy, including Townhouse. Custom 6434747 K & R MASONRY •arvioae. C oorporalbna, S has the edge in the competition for oorporatione, Padnershipt. Financial 2 & 4 D O O R S our own.” PUBUSHER'S kitchen, tile, air, gas, Brick, itone concrete potiot & 94 MOTORCYCLES 8t ' Groton, and the Newport News the second in the line of Seawolfs. d V re rre y re p d r. ftlatement audiu, reviews, compilations. Accounting write-up and payroll tax (Va.) Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Bush’s remark, with the new appliances, garden IS y e a n e )f}e rie n c e . M)ur Choice ______MOPEDS______‘This isn’t a sewer contract,” NOTICE: MISCELLANEOUS te rv ic e t. patio, full basement. MOWING & PRUNING A4y Inured Co. are vying for a contract that Dodd said in an interview Wednes­ television cameras rolling, was ExtrasI CHFA/FHA. SERVICES Ucerae *S2364B. 643-9034 HONDA-1978 CX500 could be worth more than $2 billion. ^ ^ Mitthow Flynti/Manchoster H»r«ld clearly a nudge at the Federal EQUAL R e g ls le ie d \>^lh conrurmer $9,995 Road bike. Shaft drive, - day. “You’re talking about the only BAND LEADERS Carl Salma, left, Coventry High School band director, stands with the $108,000. 645-8434. First C ut Free p ro te c tio n The deal offers Cormecticut’s Reserve to lower interest 569-7671 Many Others water cooled, well three directors of the band from Sherwood High School in Silver Spring, Md., after their arrival HOUSING PEACEFUL-And private! ODD JOBS maintained. 7500 miles. • defense industries the chance to Please see SEAWOLF, page 8. rates further to pull the country Light Hauling To Choose From Wednesday night. The bands will hold a joint concert this weekend in Coventry. OPPORTUNITY Amenities galore on this Trucking, ELDER CARE $850. Paul. 243-7855 . out of its first recession in seven 3 bedroom Ranch end 649-3104 or 646-3383.______■ years. unit offering fully ap- Home Repairs. Let A Specialist All Real Estate adver­ NURSE'S-AIDE LYNCH USED CAR MOTORCYLE-lnsurance. ; plianced kitchen, You name it ~ We do it. Do It! tised in this newspa­ central air, central Years of experience Friendly service, com- - Lawn Mowing, SAMPLE SELECTION petitive raes, same day " Man kills another per te subject to the vacuum, sliders to Free Estimates Legislators push Care for Elderly 84 Odsmobde Omega Music and more sounded Stump Grinding. 3.995 coverage. Crockett - Federal Fair Housing private oversized deck, WATERPROOFING 84 Chevy Celebrity 4,395 Insured Excellent references Agency, 643-1577. over parking spot family room, full base­ Free Estimates 84 Toyota Cre*slda $6,595 Act of 1968 wNch 85 Jeep Cherokee Pioneer ment and 2-car garage- 649-0758 WET BASEMENTS? Call 5.995 STAMFORD (AP) — A man m akes it Illegal to 643-0304 85 Bronco IXLS 6.595 attached. This or Hatchways, foundation cracks, 742-6402 85 IMtson Stanza .995 95 AUTO SERVICES for school funding accused of stabbing another man advertise "an y prefer­ showplace awaits your 85 Toyota CeUca 6T 15.995 in sghool band exchange 15 times after an argument over 872-8993 sump pumps, tile lines, gravity 85 Toyota Comry 5.995 JUNK-Cars. Will pay $5 to ence, limitation or dis­ calii Anne Miller Real By JUDD EVERHART The proposal was met with feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ 85 Biick Skyhowk 395 tow your car. Call Joey. a parking space was found guilty crimination based on Estate, 647-8000. 85 Biick Century .395 The Associated Press some skepticism by several key By MA'HHEW FLYNN This is the 24th year the Coventry band has been in­ of murder. TREE SERVICE/ ness proofing of concrete wails 85 Pontiac 6000 LE 5.695 528-1990. Need title. race, color, religion, FURNITURE Democrats, including the House Manchester Herald volved in a student exchange program. The purpose, ac­ John Raguseo, 49, was found LOAM PRUNING and floors. Chimney clean outs, 85 H onda FVelude C oLpo 6.995 sex, handicap, family REPAIR 86 Toyota Corolla SR5 Coupe 6,195 NEW IN HARTFORD — The Catholic speaker and the co-chairwoman of cording to band director Carl Salina, lies in allowing stu­ guilty Tbesday by a jury who status, or notional ori­ 25 BUSINESS stone walls, and concrete repairs. 86 Oldsmobile C irilau Cletra .995 the Education Committee, but dents of different backgrounds to learn about one SCREENED LOAM We repair all types of wood fur­ 86 Pontiac Grand Am 5.595 school children that swarmet^wer COVENTRY — At around 9:30 Wednesday night, rejected his insanity defense. He PROPERTY HAWKES TREE SERVICE Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ 86 Toyota Creisida MANCHESTER praised by the state’s largest another. gin , or any intention to niture and antiques Including 9.995 the Capitol grounds a few two charter buses rolled into the parking lot of Coventry faces up to 60 years in prison Gravel and Processed Bucket, truck & chipper. ior citizen discounts. 86 Ford Eicort Wagon 3.995 new parts, wood turning and teacher unions. Witness this year’s participants. The Sherwood school make any such pref­ MANCHESTER-For Rent- Gravel, Sand. Stone S tum p rem oval. Free 86 Toyota Supra 8.995 CENTER ago may have gotten th rough^ High School. With them, students from Silver Springs, when he is sentenced on June 5. wood carving. erence, limitation or Used Car Lot. Main St. estimates. Special Albert Zuccaro 86 Toyota LE V e il 6.995 the General Assembly: the budget The plan, presented by Sen. Md., a subiuftan city outside the nation’s capital, entered district serves 13,0(X) students. It rests outside of Raguseo was arrested in Jime and Fill Estimates are free 66 GMC 2500 4X4 8.995 discrirTunation.'' riear center. In opera­ consideration for elderly and 86 Toyota Pickup MOTORS committee chairmen want to put Joseph H. Harper Jr., D-New the rural environment of Cormecticut. Washington, D.C., and is made up of many students 1990 after he called police to For deliveries call Waterproofing C a ll .995 Auto Repair Center This new spaper will not tion at least 45 years. handicapped 86 M w te Carlo Supreme 7.995 money back in the budget for their Britain, and Rep. William R. whose parents work for, or are otherwise connected to, report he had stabbed someone. 646-2426, 9am to 5pm, 742-7886 Manchaler Hardware 87 Grand Am S£ 7.995 The Maryland smdems are part of the Sherwood High 647-7553 646-3361 643-4425 3^-371 MalnSL school buses. Dyson, D-New Haven, would re­ the federal government. By contrasL Covenu-y High The victim, Philip lacozza, 41, knowingly accept any weekdays. 87 Jeep Cherokee Pioneer 9.995 School band. They have joined with their Coventry 87 Dodge Roycie 250 8.995 649-4304 School is much smaller: only 340 students. advertising for Real That was part of a plan to re­ store $64 million of the $80 mil­ of Bridgeport, had parked in 87 Toyota LE 18,995 -FREE Towing* counterparts in an exchange program between the two The exchange will bring not only the two bands Estate w hich is in vio­ 31 ROOMS FOR RENT 87 O ldi Rrenzo Wagon $5,995 store $127.8 million in education lion in local school grant money schools. During the next five days, the Coventry High Raguseo’s parking space in Nor­ 87 Toyota 4 Rinner SRS $11,595 -Free Brake Insp.* cuts proposed by the governor that together, according to Salina, but also the urban and rural walk, apparently sparking the at­ lation of the law. Our 87 Chevy Comoro that Gov. Lowell P. Weickcr Jr, School band will give its visitors a taste of Connecticut 32 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR 63 LANDSCAPING 87 MISC, FOR SALE $6,595 was outlined Wednesday by the cultures. “It’s a good social group...a good way to put tack. lacozza died from multiple readers are hereby LARGE-Country,private 87 G10 Custom Conv. Von $12,995 • Tune-upa had cut and $7.5 million for bus culture and Icam about the character of its southern bath/entrance,fire­ RENT RENT 87 Toyota Landciulier $10,995 • Altemaiors together kids of different environment and show that they BULL DOZING-Service. co-chairmen of the budget-writing neighbor. stab wounds a few hours later in informed that an dwelF place. Non-smoking ORIENTAL-Rug, 36x61. 67 Mazda SE5 $7,995 • Startera can be a lot alike,” said Salina. Spacious 1-bedroom Lot improvements. 87 Toyota 4X4 Pickup $7,995 • Cooling Syatema Appropriations Committee. Please see SCHOOLS, page 8. Norwalk Hospital. ings advertised in this male preferred. No MANCHESTER-2 mostly red. Excellent In May, the Sherwood High School band will recipro­ apartment. Recently Landscape grading. 87 Biick Regci C oipe '6,995 • Tire Mounting & Balan­ Bedroom, applianced condition. $45. Please 67 Dodge Caravan LE cing cate the hospitality. newspaper are avail­ pets.742-5861.______remodeled. Central Driveways graded and 8.595 kitchen, wall to wall call 643-6526. 67 Plymouth Voyager SE 7,895 • Complete Brake Syatema Please see BANDS, page 8. able on an equal op­ carpeting. $625/month. bcation. $495. Includes installed. 633-0896. F 87 D odge C olt DL 5.695 • Belts Saddam makes portunity basis. To MANCHESTER-Free Security deposit, 1 year heat. Cali 649-4934. 87 Ford ‘ ,995 • OU-Lube-Ftlter week with $100 security SCREENED-Loam, $15 87 Toyota C om ry LE • Trouble lease. 646-4525. 8.595 tentative peace complain of discrimi­ deposit. Clean, quiet, er yard. Wood chips, f i n d i n g a cash buyer 87 Toyota MRI 7.995 •Most Mechantcal Needs 34 HOMES FOR RENT for sporting goods eaulp- nation call: furnished. 646-8337. MANCHESTER-2 Family, Cark mulch and 87 Toyota Comry $7,995 BAGHDAD, Iraq — Kurdish compost. 642-4531. ment Is easy when you 88Vol(swagenGL $7,995 PROFB8SIONAL CAR 2 bedroom. Range, 88 Honda CRX SI Baker marshals forces for peace talks rebel leaders hugged Saddam HUD toll-free at: MANCHESTER-5 Room advertise In classified. $8,595 CLEANINO 32 APARTMENTS FOR refrigerator, washer and Ranch with garage. TOP SOIL-For sale. Farm 88 Toyota Corola GTS $9,995 • BulTing • Waxing Hussein before the cameras of 68 Chrysler LeBoron 1- 800 - 424-8590 dryer. No pets. Centrally located. land loam. 15 Yard load $10,995 • Interior Shampooing By BARRY SCHWEID lions for Arab-Israeli negotiations, even though Syria and Israel of his uip here: “I would say that if we were not serious, I don’t state television and secirred from ______RENT______88 TAG SALES 88 Mssen Mctrima $10,995 • Engine Degreaslnjf Security. $575 plus Bowers School District. minimum. $225 The Associated Press have not yet agreed on terms to talk. 86 Odsmoblle Cletra $8,995 • V M « t Leather think we would be doing this.” him a tentative agreement that 4 ROOM APARTMENT- utilities. 646-7336 or Quiet Street. Available delivered. 633-0896. Clothing, TV’s, books, 88 Ponllac Rtebkd f7.995 Conditioning “We have been exchanging information with them as wc would grant them the autonomy LEQAL NOTICE 88 Pontiac Bom eiille LE $9,995 Bessmertnykh, speaking to reporters before the talks, said: Heat, hot water, ap­ 643-5372.______May 1st. 646-7655. curtains, skis, miscel­ • Plnatxlplng KISLOVODSK, U.S.S.R. — Secretary of State James A. have gone along,” Baker said in Damascus Wednesday on his 88 C hevy Spectrum $5,695 • MasterCard dA/laa “The Soviet Union and the United States believe that an oppor­ they have sought through pliances included. No 72 ANTIQUES AND 88 Pontiac Sinbkd GT Conv. Baker III turned to the Soviet Union for help today to get his NOTICE OF ROCKVILLE-Nice 3 room ANDOVER-Small 1 - laneous items. April $9,995 Accepted contacts with Bessmertnykh. “Now it’s lime for the two of us tunity has emerged now to settle the Middle East conflict, decades of struggle. children or pets. $450/ apartment in nice area. COLLECTIBLES 27th and 28fh. 9-2. 66 89 Pontiac 6000 LE $7,995 lagging Middle East drive in gear. to sit down face to face.” PUBUC HEARING bedroom house. Excel­ 89 C omry DIX $9,995 After Wednesday’s agree­ Month plus security. No pets. Security Dudley Street. Baker met with Foreign Minister Alexander Bessmertnykh which is one of the most long-standing conflicts.” The Bolton Planning Commis­ lent shape. Includes ANTIQUE-3/4 Size 89 Toyota 4X4 Plckip $10,595 98 WANTED TO BUY/ While Baker acknowledged that Arab and Israeli leaders ment, the guerrilla lexers called 649-9297. required. Rent $415. carpet, large deck, Manchester. 89 Toyota Tercel C oipe $6,995 in this Caucasus resort town to discuss preliminary prepara- sion will hold a public hearing Mahogany bed and 89 Toyota Sipro Turbo Cpe. TRADE______were not ready yet to negotiate an end to their conflicL he said on the estimated 2.5 million Call 646-1060. cathedral ceiling/living $16,995 Please see BAKER, page 8, at 7:30 PM Wednesday May MANCHESTER-2 Family. spring. $75.00. Call HUGE MULTI FAMILY- 90 Toyota Corola SR5 Cpe. $11,595 Kurds who fled last month’s 8, 1991 at the Bolton Town Newly updated. 2 room/loft. $550/Month 649-0351. Tag Sale. Saturday, W e buy dean, late m odel used Hall. The public hearing is for Bedroom in quiet BOLTON-2 Bedroom, car­ plus utilities. 742-7577. April 27. 8am-4pm. 239 failed rebellion to come home cars and trucks. Top prices an application by Lawrence neighborhood. Cbse to pet and applicances. 75 TV. STEREOS AND T im r o d R d , Bolton from their squalid settlements at Fiano for a resubdivision of town center and No pets. $575 plus Get the Want Ad h a b it... Manchester. LYNCH paid. Road work not all the Turkish and Iranian borders. APPLIANCES the Luck's way Subdivision, busline. $595/Month utilities. 643-0926. read and use the little ads TOYOTA-PONT1AC Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet located along West Street, plus Utilities. Dale. 529- In Classified regularly. MANCHESTER-193 Wells MOVING-48 inch colored St. April 27 & 28. 9am- 500 West Center St. 1229 Main Street Bolton. The proposed resub­ 8276. MANCHESTER-2. 3, and 643-2711. Kurd Aid conceit division includes a shortening TV. Call 282-9637. 4pm. Household Hems, Manchester Manchester, CT nearer 6 Room apartments. initially appears glass, clones, etc. of the proposed road and a MANCHESTER-Fur- Security. 646-2426. 3 5 STORE Be OFFICE Reasonable. 646-4321 6464464 benefit pianned reduction of the number of nished 3 Room Weekdays, 9am-5pm. ______SPACE______lots. apartment. 2nd Floor. By BRIAN M. TROTTA only a temptorary cover, project offi­ LONDON (AP) — Musicians Flobert Grilli Fleat. Private MANCHESTER-2 MANCHESTER-Store/ budget Manchester Herald cials say. performing in Britain, Japan, the for Loren Otter, Chairman, entrances. No pets. Bedroom. $550 a Commercial use. Main A strograph William Snow, the project coor­ Netherlands and Austria will Bolton Planning Commission Security. References. month. Utilities not St. near Center St. 646- join in a satellite-linked concert 1 By HAROLD C. SHAYER MANCHESTER — While it may dinator, said the current road surface 643-4860. After 12:00. included. 647-8675. 2426, 9am-5pm. 044-04 Manchester Herald appear reconstruction of Main Street is being dug up because utility for Kurdish relief, the organizers said today. day than you will be tomorrow, so try to ventures look good tor you today. In is going remarkably fast, it’s not crews do not have the heavy equip­ % u r m a ke hay w h ile the s un shines — eve n if fact, if you are presently in a collective BOLTON — A budget that would quite as fast as it seems. ment needed to remove the four in­ The British Broadcasting it requires working a bit harder and endeavor, your possibilities for expand­ raise taxes an average of $190 per Crews form the Della Construc- ches of asphalt and 12 inches of Corp. will organize the May 12 Bridge ^ r t h d a y longer than usual. ing it beneficially are promising. telecast, anchored at a live con­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Some plans homeowner was presented Wednes­ Co. of Enfield are tearing up the concrete that make up the road bed. AOUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) C o n c lu ­ cert at Wembley Arena, said or­ you've recently made can be expanded s io n s you d ra w to d a y a re lik e ly to be th e day night by the Board of Finance at / ^ e c t as promised, and they are also The 15-foot-widc strip that is On today s deal, declarer has eight April 25, 1991 upon to produce greater personal ad­ correct ones; your judgment is keen the K-4 school. The increase is ganizer Jeffrey Archer. NORTH 4-Z4«l The rule top tricks. If the hearts are breaking 4- laying down new asphalt over the vantages than you initially envisioned. and you're not apt to overlook critical based on the average property tax Harvey Goldsmith, a ♦ 982 3. South is in no danger of defeat. But You will be acutely aware of how the This is not a day to be afraid to think basics. dirt. But the new road surface is Y983 of seven if the suit is 5-2 and West can win a many small parts successfully comprise assessment on a home valued at Plea.se see ROAD, page 8. promoter who was involved in big. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) The re ­ ♦ A 6 5 3 the whole in the year ahead. Before you? the 1985 Live Aid concert, said spade trick, the contract will die. In VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Conditions in ward for performing a service for finan­ $129,000. ♦ a Q 10 By Phillip Alder next birthday, you may piece something this case. South must assume spades general look rather favorable for you to­ cial remuneration today could be rather The final proposal was a result of locations in the United States, together of considerable size and arc breaking 3-3 with East holding the day, but you're likely to be luckiest in generous. Your compensation will be past recommended cuts from both Italy, Spain and Germany would WEST EAST You are playing in three no- w o rth . ♦ J 10 6 ♦ Q73 queen. matters that af^ of a financial or maleri-- proportionate to the quality of your the Board of Finance and the public Crime begets crime also be involved. 9 and the is in a suit in The right play is to win the second TALIRUS (April 20-May 20) Tasks you'll al nature -— especially if you look out lor e ffo rt. YQ J 54 2 Y K 10 have to contend with today can be easi­ during two public hearings. The new which you have only one stopper. For heart, cross to dummy with a club and the other guy, too. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A p a rtn e r­ NEW HAVEN (AP) — Criminal ing and cheating are more likely to ♦ J98 ♦ Q104 ly accomplished now, but not necessar­ how many rounds should you lead a low spade. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) An influential ship you've recently acquired could turn figures reflect an overall increase of activity will continue to spread as have a similar life of crime. ♦ J 7 ♦96542 ily later. Make every effort to keep on your ace? contact whom you’ve favorably im­ out to be very good lor you socially. 2.57 percent over current spending yoimg people sec their older role INDEX If East plays the queen, . If schedule. Trying to patch up a broken Researcher Raaj K. Sah, an as­ SOUTH First you must decide how many East plays low. win with the ace, re­ pressed is eager to help you achieve There Is much more to this alliance than and a tax rate increase of 1.5 mills. models get away with breaking the ♦ A K 5 4 romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmak­ something of personal Importance to­ meets the eye. sociate professor of economics at 16 pages, 2 secticips tricks you can afford to lose in the suit turn to dummy with another club and er can help you understand what to do law and decide that crime is a viable Y A 7 6 day. Don't be reluctant to request Board of Finance Chairman Robert Yale, said the study shows that a B u s in e s s______5 If you will surrender the lead at most lead a second-spade. to make the relationship work. Mail $2 ♦ K72 assistance. Campbell expressed satistaciion lifestyle, a Yale University study child who has grown up seeing the C lassified______14-16 once before running for home, you can In this way, you force East to win to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, For )fqur personal horoscope, ♦ K 8 3 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Even with the latest figures. Reginald Pinto/M anchaatar Herald concludes. adults in his life get away with C o m ic s ______13 afford to lose three tricks in the suit his side's spade trick. Your avoidance P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- though your focus may be devoted to lovescops, lucky numbers SAND CASTLE — Fourth-graders Catherine Casalino. Sarah D is c o v e r______5 Vulnerable: Both led. In this lituation, the "rule of sev­ play keeps West off the lead. (It is im­ 3428 “As it stands, we have a very good The study, to be published in an crime is twice as likely to decide to specific objectives today, there is a and future forecast, call Focus______12 Dealer: South en" applies. possible to make this avoidance play GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You won't be strong possibility that you could be very budget,” Campbell said. Masse ana mm t\noecKei, len lo rigni, stana atop a sano pile upcoming issue of the Journal of become a criminal. You add up the number of cards you Pollyanna today, but you will be well- Aetro-Tone (95$ each minute; “Any further cutting would be Political Economy, concludes that L o c a l______2-4 in diamonds, as East can discard his lucky in an area you'd least expect. near Manchester’s Highland Park School for after-school “It is like a self-fulfilling L o tte ry ______2 .South West North East hav^ in the suit, both in your hand and equipped to see the positive things life SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) children who grow up watching 1 NT Pass 3 NT All pass queen under dummy's ace.) Touch-Tone phones only). Natkjn/Wbrld ______7.8 in the dummy, and subtract thal num­ What happens if you duck two has to otter. Your winning attitude could Friends will admire and respect your Please see BOLTON, page 8. play. adults get away with robbing, steal­ generate some rather remarkable Dial 1-9(X)-963-30(X) and Please see CKIIVIE, page 8. O b itu a rie s ______2 9 ber from seven. The number you get is views today: they'll sense you have Opening lead; Y 4 rounds of hearts? An expert East will developments. O p in io n ______6 the number of rounds to hold up your discard the queen of spades on the something indefinable going tor you: enter your access code CANCER (June 21-July 22) You’re like­ o p tim is m . S p o rts ______9-11 stopper. thir^^round number, which is,184 S ta te ______4 ly to be luckier in financial matters to­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) J o in t Serving The Manchester Area For Over 110 Years - Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9946 Television 12 1 2— MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. April 25.1991

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 25,1991—3 RECORD l o c a l / r e c io n a l A About Town Deaths Dudley adopted; Rusty waits Perns debate state income tax proposal Referendum Tag Sale at St. Mary’s By Barbara Richmond good homes for the animals. All ThI* town IM Ing of dM th* I* offartd fr*« of chargo by tho By RICK SANTOS the group is similar in its internal divisions to taxes. Manchester Herald animals put up for adoption are Manehostar Harald. Paid announeamants of daafh arid In Manchester Herald from non-residents through the hotel and res­ A « Church. 41 Park St., will sponsor Mamorlama appaar undar tha Oaath Noticaa haadtng. the Democratic state senators. Tedford said he did not want a so-called a ta g ^ e Saturday at the church. Doors will open at 9:30 neutered or spayed ^ d given their taurant industry. again rears Of the M Democratic senators, he said four piggy-back tax that would be based on federal The s^e will feature the usual tag sale items plus There’s good news from the shots, unless too young when MANCHESTER — Town Democrats, like Larson provided a hint as to his own favor the income tax, six oppose it, and 10 are tax laws because the state would adopt the in­ perennial plants. Manchester Dog Pound this week. adopted. Manchester their fellow party members in the state senate, thoughts about establishing an income tax. undecided. The Democrats hold a narrow adequacies of the federal system which favors its head The best being that Dudley has R r more information, or to do not agree on the best method for raising “I don’t think taking a system and putting it James A. Grosso majority of the senate, which has 38 members. the rich. been adopted. The next best being adopt a cat or kitten from Protec­ on top of another system that is already flawed Full Gospel convention 411 S. Main St. revenues to combat the budget defecit. The only difference may be that the local there were no new stray dogs for tors of Animals, call 633-8515. and calling it reform is a solution,” he said. That observation was made Wednesday by Democrats appear to be taking one side or the Brindamour, who calls herself a liberal, also By BRIAN M. TROTTA "^ e Full Gospel Interdenominational Church. 745 the second week in a row. For Aid to Helpless Animals call Later, he said specifically that he opposes an Hebron state Sen. John Larson, D-3rd District, after he other, with few saying they are undecided. demanded that Larson tell her why every Manchester Herald I ^ n St.. Manchester, will hold its 13th annual spring Dudley had been at the pound 232-8317 or 242-2156. All num­ income tax and explained his philosophy with challenged members of the Democratic Town Town Director Stephen T. Cassano, former proposal for an income tax calls for a levelling minister’s convention April 30 and May 1 and 2. More for many weeks. Dog Warden bers are toll-free from the Douglas A. Rapp, Sr. an anecdote. Committee to recommend ways to get money Director Kenneth. Tedford, and longtime party of the percentage to be paid by those who earn COVENTRY — The man who than 200 guests, ministers, pastors, evangelists and mis­ Thomas Rasscantell couldn’t un­ Manchester area. 65 East St. to the state. A recent immigrant who works in a res­ member Dorothy Brindamour said they sup­ more than $100,000 a year. Those plans always petitioned last year’s budget to sionaries from around the world will convene for special derstand why he wasn’t adopted taurant in Hartford approached Larson while he Spurred by Larson’s attempt to learn the ported the state establishing an income tax be­ favor the wealthy, she said. five referendums is at it again. meetings and seminars. Dr. Philip P. Saunders, pastor of long ago, because he was such a Deaths elsewhere dined there. The man, who works three jobs, Rabies clinic thoughts of voters, the local party members ar- cause they believe it is the fairest tax system. the local church, will host the convention. All meetings sweet dog. Passcantell said a Other party members were cautious about told him that a reduction in the sales tax com­ Roland Green, a member of the Wianda R. Myers ^ e d for close to an hour about the merits of an Cassano said he would support an income are fr^ of charge and the public is invited to attend. For young Manchester couple adopted The Connecticut Veterinary supporting an income tax. bined with an income tax would devastate him Republican Town Committee, Ludlow, Mass. income tax, even cornering the guest speaker tax only if it were coupled with guaranteed more infonnation call 646-8731. him last week. Medical Association, in coopera­ Director Thomas M. Ryan said that he because he can cut back on large purchases, but said he will begin collecting sig­ after the meeting to discuss the issue further. reductions in other revenue-generating The only other dog at the tion with the town, will sponsor a would oppose an income tax with a reduced he cannot give away any more of his paycheck natures this week for a referen­ Larson, the senate president pro-tem, said mechamsms, including sales and property MCC art, video exhibition pound, as of Thesday, was Rusty. low-cost rabies clinic on Sunday, sales tax since the state generates much money than he already does. dum to the 1991-92 budget, once June 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the He’s a large, friendly male Public Meetings the budget is published in a The NEWSPACE Gallery of Manchester Community Center Fire House, 75 Center St., newspaper Friday. To qualify for College will open its end of the year Student Art Exhibi- shepherd cross. He’s about 1 year old and was picked up on Falknor next to the Town 1^1. ^No-TV^ a referendum. Green needs to col­ Uon on Friday. On display will be student paintings, Charo Manchester Drive on April 1. The clinic is for dogs and cats lect at least 200 signatures and drawings, photographs, sculptures, ceramics, graphic Thursday Cummings says turn them in 24 hours before the designs, illustrations and examples of computer designs. The dog pound is located off must have the dog licensed. and the cost is $7 per animal. Olcott Street near the town’s Before being licensed, it has to Revitalization pniblic hearing, Lincoln Center hearing town meeting on May 10. The evening’s program will begin at 8 pjn. in room Cash only will be accepted. No room, 7 p jn. ® leader landfill. The dog warden is at the have its rabies shot — see infor­ CL244 with a screening of three student videos made in checks. All animals must be Bolton At the town meeting, residents pound weekdays from noon to 1 mation below. Prof. Kagan’s filmmaking course. Following the films, restrained on leashes or in car­ Thursday GOP illegally are allowed to propose and vote p.m., Monday through Friday, and Today’s featured pet, Charo, is riers. awards will be presented to student artists for outstanding Board o f Education. Center School, 7:30 pjn. on changes to the town council’s someone is dso at the pound from a fluffy female cat, one of many All dogs awarded work in the past year. 6 months of age, or Coventry budget. Once the budget goes to 6 to 9 p.m., Monday through taken in by Aid to Helpless older, must At 9 p.m. a reception with refreshments will be held in be vaccinated against Thursday referendum, the voters lose their Friday. the gdlery. There is no admission charge and the public Animals Inc., a volunteer or­ rabies and licensed. Dogs 3 ANDOVER (AP) — The master­ ability to make changes themsel­ The phone number at the pound ganization. Protectors of Animals months to 1 Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 pjn. holding caucuses year of age must be is invited. The exhibition will remain on view until May Economic Development, Town Office Building, 8 pjn. mind behind Andover’s weeklong ves. The town council and the 8. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. weekdays and 9 is 643-6642. If there is no answer, Inc. is another organization made revaccinated one year later. And abstinence from television will Board of Education become a.m. to noon Saturdays. The gallery is located in the call the police department at up of volunteers who take in stray Connecticut just passed a law re- receive a national award next week By RICK SANTOS Republicans. responsible for changes to any Frederick Lowe Building, upper campus, 60 Bidwell St. 646-4555. There is a $5 fee to and abused animals. quiring cats to have rabies shots from a group opposed to commer­ Manchester Herald The phone call has Cummings budget that has been rejected by in Manchester. For more information call 647-6013. adopt a dog and the new owner Both groups are in need of by June 10. Lottery cialism. opining that “The Republican the voters at referendum. The Washington-based Center for MANCMESTER — Democratic majority of the Board of Directors If Green collects the required Hebron celebrates Earth Day the Study of Commercialism chose Town Chairman Theodore R. (Tum- has been meeting regularly in viola­ Here are the latest lottery results from around New signatures, the budget would go to On Saturday the town of Hebron will be celebrating Dianne Grenier as one of its five mings is charging that town tion of Freedom of Iirfonnation England: referendum on May 21. The Earth Day and Arbor Day with joint festivities. Activities “heroes,” based on her efforts to pry Republicans are holding illegal laws.” W e e k e n d e r s * * * Places to go... things to do town’s charter revision commis­ are being arranged by the Regional Citizens for the En­ Andover residents away from their caucuses and thereby ignoring one A provision of the FOI law says a sion has proposed that in future vironment and the Eagle Scouts. Connecticut television sets this week. of their major campaign planks from Daily: 8-8-4. Play Four: 6-2-4-2. quorum of an elected municipal years every budget be voted on at RCE will begin the day with a Fish Derby. Two hikes/ ‘‘We’re just delighted. Absolutely the last town election. Folkroots concert Sounding Board concert body cannot meet privately. There­ referendum. nature walks are also planned for the day, one in the delighted,” said Grenier, chairman But Republican Town Clhairman A Folkroots concert featuring contemjxjrary and tradi­ fore, any unpublicized meeting of morning and one in the afternoon. On Saturday at 8 pjn . the Sounding Board will spon­ Massachusetts of the NTV Committee in Andover. Kevin W. MacKenzie denied Cum­ tional folk singers will be held Saturday, 8 p.m. at the Daily: 6-6-9-9. Mass Megabucks: 3-7-8-16-25-42. the five Republican directors with The town council has adopted a At 11 a.m. the ceremonies will commence formally at sor a folk concert at First Church of Christ Congregadon- NTV — no television — is a week- mings’s charges. Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 West Vernon St., school board members or the party $16.8 million budget for 1991-92 the Town Office Complex near the Emery Taylor Gazebo al, 12 South Main St., West Hartford featuring Lorraine long campaign in which about a “I don’t know what he’s talking chairman is illegal. that would raise the tax rate from on Route 85. There will be an assortment of informative M^chester. Admission is $7 adults, $5 seniors and Lee and Bennet Hammond. Admission is $7, $6 mem­ Northern New England about,” MacKenzie said. “I have not children. For more infonnation call 647-8559 or third of the town’s residents have 38.85 mills to 39.8 mills. Most of and educational booths and displays focusing on environ­ bers. For more information, call 278-1445. Pick Three: 7-2-4. Pick Four: 3-8-2-0. caucused with these people. I will During the 1989 campaign, the 742-6329. Tri-State Megabucks: 2-19-29-32-33-35. agreed to stay away from the tube. the increase in this year’s budget mental issues which will be exhibited in this area by the Art exhibit not caucus with these people.” GOP campaign focused on the issue is due to higher debt service costs gazebo. Walking tour Gremer, who credits nine other Cummings says his proof that the of open government, attacking from the renovations at CovenUy Seed packets, along with Red-Twig Dogwoods, will The Art Department of Assumption School is holding Rhode Island committee members for NTV’s suc­ GOP has been caucusing is that one Democrats on the ground that they The annu^ outdoor walking tour of the Cheney Grammar School and Capt. be given away. its yearly student art exhibit on Saturday from 4 to 6:30 Daily: 8-7-9-9. Grandlot: 6-1-5, 3-6-3-0, 2-8-0-6-8, cess, said the idea behind NTV is to of the Republicans made a telephone had been caucusing illegally. The Brothers National Historic Landmark District will take 7-7-3-8-0-2. Nathan Hale School. There will also be demonstrations on kite-making and p.m. and on Sunday from 8 to 4 pjn . in Assumption show people how they could use the call to him to confirm the details of GOP filed a complaint with the bat houses. place on Saturday at 1 p.m. The tour, open to the public Church Hall, South Adams St., Manchester. Admission time they spend watching television. a meeting that was to take place Freedom of Information Commis­ Last year, it took five months The Eagle Scouts, organized by new Eagle Scout Rus­ free of charge, will include the mill area and portions of is free. It is also aimed at promoting reading Wednesdsay night. sion which ruled against the and five referendums before sell Tischofer, will beautify the Town Office Complex the west side, and will last about an hour and a half. The rri . . Births and literacy. The Republican, who Cummings Democrats. voters finally approved a $15.4 grounds. The landscape design for this project was walk will be rescheduled in case of rain. For more info ^ UllgfltC t3g SUlC would not name, had apparently “We ask them to practice what million budget. call 647-6267. Rsginald Pinto/Manchssisr Harald donated by Marilu de Carvalho of Taylor’s Nursery. A tailgate tag sale will be held in the parking lot of "I'm really excited that the believed erroneously that die meet­ they preach,” Cummings said. “Stop DePASQUA, Christopher Gilbert, son of Joseph D. ROCK EXPLORATION — Brie Beeman, left, and Jennifer Green said that even though The trees, shrubs and plants for this endeavor have Manchester Community College on Saturday from 9 to 3 country cares about the issue of too ing was to be a joint gathering of being hypocrites.” Roast beef dinner and Debra Blanchette DePasqua, 17 Castle Road, town officials have said that the been donated by several local businesses in Hebron. Two p.m. Spaces are available to sell tag sale items from your much television,” Grenier said. Third, both sixth-graders at the Highland Park School, members of the Board of Directors “We don’t want to go through this Manchester, was bom March 13, 1991 at Manchester propiosed budget is bare-bones, major contributors are Ted’s Supermarket, through the The Annual Roast Beef Dinner (with strawberry car or van. Reservations for the general public are $10; Manchester, climb along a rocky portion of the school’s and the Board of Education and to FOI thing again, but if they continue shortcake dessert) of the Coventry Grange will be held Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Gil­ Teresa Crimmins, one of the com­ they could still cut the $2(K),(XX) Care Company” who supplies their organic products, law enforcement students and MCC alumni, $8. For more playground. include members of both parties. to act arrogantly, we may do it,” Saturday at the Community Center of the Second Con- bert P. and Cecilia W. Blanchette of Colchester. His mittee members, has begun a local needed to avoid a tax increase. and Taylor’s Nursery. information, call 647-6137. paternal grandmother is Agnes DePasqua, Seymour. He effort to raise enough money to But the meeting was just for Cummings said. ^egational Church on Route 44 in Coventry. Dinner sit­ Green said that the town could Anyone wishing to help the Eagle Scouts and take part has a brother Joseph Jr., 5. cover Grenier’s air fare and accom­ tings will be at 5 and 6 p.m. Tickets cost $7 for adults. Fashion show cut several positions to make up m the planting may bring a shovel to the Town Office HOGAN, Michael Alan, son of Michael M. and modations in Washington, where she Complex and “dig in.” Planting begins at 9:30 a.m. All $3.50 for children under 12. To reserve, call 742-7812 A fashion show presented by the Children’s As­ the difference. The positions 742-6147,742-6176, or 742-6256. Kathryn Nason Hogan of 15 Lilley St., Manchester, was will receive the award at the Nation­ helpers are welcomed. sociated Summer Theatre will be held on Saturday at Proposal targets assistant registrars Green would eliminate include a bom March 11, 1991 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. al Press Club May 3. 1:30 p.m. at the Manchester Country Club, 305 S. Main His maternal gr^dparents are James and Pfenelope school nurse, a part-time utility Native American powwow By RICK SANTOS where they work. meeting, said the proposed legisla­ 18th century tea St., Manchester. Tickets are $8 general, $6 children 12 Nason of 17 Lilley St., Manchester. His paternal CSC is a nonprofit organization that there are many other inconsis­ clerk, a part-time pound worker, The Manchester Community College Student Senate Manchester Herald The law would solve a problem in tion would allow assistant registrars On May 5 at 2 p.m. at the Nathan Hale Homestead in and under. No tickets will be sold at the door. For reser­ grandparents are luliu and Maria Maljas. He has a started in January by a group of con­ tencies in state election laws, includ­ and the superintendent of streets. and the Connecticut River PbwWow Society will present Manchester that surfaced recently to continue working after leaving a Coventry the Artificers of the Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes vations, call 646-2668 or 649-7201. brother Daniel, 3 and a sister Jessica, 2. sumer, education and religious ing a provision that allows assistants Green would also reduce to half­ a Native American PowWow on Saturday outside the MANCHESTER — Democratic when two assistants to Democratic and Drums, Inc., will hold art 18th Century tea. The leaders. The group is dedicated to municipality, if they had lived there to town clerks to swear in voters, time the school business manager ^ w e Building at MCC from 1 to 4 p.m. In case of rain, ------state Reps. John W. Thompson and Registrar Herbert J. Stevenson were for at least three years. women of the Coventry Historical Society have been in­ promoting “social concern rather regardless of where they live. and the recreation director. it will be held inside the building. For more infonnation, 1 ♦ n A James R. McCavanagh have intro­ told they cannot register voters be­ vited to join. The current law regarding assis­ Although Stevenson’s assistants call 647-6053. VWtSdAIICr than materialism, greed and selfish­ duced legislation that would allow cause they no longer live in town. In addition. Green said, the tants troubles Stevenson because his cannot register voters, he said there ness,” according to Executive Direc­ assistants to the town registrars of Stevenson, speaking at Wednes­ schools could eliminate one bus assistants had lived in Manchester has been no interruptions in registra­ tor Michael F. Jacobson. voters to live outside the town and consolidate the routes. Business Briefs Clear tonight day’s Democratic Town Committee for many years, he said. He added tion. Here is tonight’s weather for the greater Manchester area: Clear. Low Parks and Recreation Department schedule Photographer of the Year Award Family Day Care near 40. Friday, suiuiy and pleasant. from ihe Connecticut Professional High near 75. Phoiographer’s Association (CPPA) Providers Association High pressure across the eastern The following are some of the programs, trips, and 10:45-11:30 a.m. for 12 to 24 months, both arc with for ihe second consecutive year. $55 per person. tha’s Vineyard. One may opt for a day long guide tour or The Family Day Care Ffroviders Great Lakes region this morning special events being offered by the Manchester ftjk s and parent, $20 beginning June 28 for six weeks. Registration A graduate of the Rhode Island Session FV: Saturdays, May 18 to June 8, 10-11:30 plan the day on your own. We depart Martha’s Vineyard Association, Manchester Area, lo­ will move east across New England Recreation Department. For more information on is now in progress. School of Photography in a.m. Center Springs IV k at 5:15 p.m. and arrive back in Manchester at 9 p.m. cated at 68 Lyness Street, has joined tonight and offshore on Friday. programs, recreation facilities, or parks areas, please call Tennis Lesons — Regisuation for tennis lessons for Providence, Damon achieved this Session V: Tuesdays, June 11-25, 5:30-7 pjn . Center Basic fee is $36 per adult and $34 for youth. the Greater Manchester Chamber Of the department at 647-3084/3089. A Recreation Mem­ the spring and summer is now in progress. Milly Kostiuk recognmon by winning numerous Springs Phrk Boston Red Sox — Tickets are now on sale for the Commerce. Weather summary for Wednes­ bership Card is required for all programs unless stated once again will be instructing the classes. Evening clas­ professional photographer print New Session Added: Lunch Time Golf, Fridays, 12 following Boston Red Sox Games at Fenway Park; Satur­ day, April 24,1991: otherwise. ses will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays and Thes- compeiiuons last year. noon to 1 p.m.. May 17 to June 14. day, May 11 V. Tbxas — Saturday, June 11 v. California The Family Day Care Providers Temperature: high of 70, low of SuperStar Fun Camp — Registrations will be ac­ days and Thursdays beginning May 6 for three, four At the CPPA aimual convention, Spring Program Registration — Saturday, July 27 vs. Chicago — Saturday, Aug. 17 Association’s goal is to promote 37, mean of 54. The normal is 52. cepted for our summer Superstar Fun Camp. Camp will week sessions. Classes are one hour in length and are: Feb. 9 through 11, Damon submitted Registration is now in progress for the Spring session vs. Kansas — Saturday, Oct. 5 vs. Milwaukee. All tickets quality, home-bases care for work­ Precipitation: trace for the day, begin June 24 and run for eight weeks to August 16. Youth Beginners (7 to 15), 4:30 p.m.. Adult Beginners Six competition prints and earned of the following programs: Watercise — Mondays, May are $26. ing families in our community. They 2.50 inches for the month, 11.25 in­ Youth ages 6-15 are eligible. Weekly fee is $75 per child, 5:30 p.m.. Advanced Beginners, 6:30 p.m. on Mon/Wed firsi-piace scores on each. She 6 to June 10, 7 p.m. $7. Water Walking — Mondays and promote education and profes­ ches for the year. Normal for year to with discounts for siblings and early registrants. For and Intermediates, 6:30 p.m. on Thcs/ITuirs. Day classes New York Mets — Tickets now on sale for the fol­ received the Hallmark Award of Wednesdays, 4 or 4:45 pjn . or Tbesdays and Thursdays, sionalism for members. They also date: 14.10. more infonnation or a brochure, call the department. will begin June 24 for seven weekly sessions. Classes lowing Mets games at Shea Stadium: Saturday, July 20 Photographic Excellence. Two of 4:15 or 5 p.m., beginning April 23, $18. Ceramics — provide a referral system for the Heating degree data: 11 for the Kindercamp — New this summer is Kindercamp — a are: Pee Wee (4 to 5 years) 9 a.m. or 9:30 a.m.. Youth vs. LA Dodgers and Saturday, August 24 vs. Cinneinati Damon’s six blue ribbon prints were Mondays or Thursdays, 6:30-9 pjn. or Wednesdays, community. day, 330 for the month, 4992 for the half day summer fun program for children who will be Beginner, 10 a.m. and Youth Advanced Beginner, 11 Reds. All tickets are $26. recognized as Court of Honor win­ Yes, spring is here, and today’s weather drawing is by Sara 12:30-3 p.m., $38 for 6 weeks. Trips season. Normal for the season is entering Kindergarten in the Fall of ’91. The program a.m. Fee is $15 for Pee Wee, $20 for youth day $35 for New York \knkees — Tickets now on sale for the fol- ners and her overall compietition The association has been in busi­ Trips do not require a Recreation Membership Card Lynn A. Damon 5886. V\falsh, a fourth-grader at Bowers School in Manchester. will meet Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for youth evening, and $40 for adults. Raquets are provided lowig games at Yankee Stadium: Saturday, July 27 v. performance earned the Treskunoff ness for six years, and currently has and are open to non-residents. Register at the fhrics and six weekly sessions beginning June 24. The fee is $50. for Pee Wees and Youth who require it. California (Old Timer’s Day) and Saturday, September Award for highest cumulative total 70 members. The co-presidents are Recreation Office located in Center Springs IV k. All Photographer of Year Terry Mounce will direct the program. Call for an ap­ Golf Basics — for the new and experienced golfer. 14 V. the Red Sox. All tickets $28. score. Robin J. Leal and Katcy Marois. m trips depart from the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Lynn A. Damon, owner of L.A. plication! These classes were well received last year, so please Cedar Street. For seating information and depature times, call the Damon Artistic Images on 159 Sad- Nike Tykes Summer Fuu — Have your preschooler register early! Instructed by Chet Dunlop, he will guide Boston on your own — Saturday, June 15, $20 for department at 647-3089. dlehill Rd. in Manchester, has come and join in the frm this summer at Nike Tykes. Fun you through the full swing, sort game, practice drills, ALBASI GREENHOUSES rounduip transportation only. 7:30 a.m. departure with Upcoming Trips — Newport, July 13; Block Island, 1 earned the Connecticut Portrait Tykes — children ages 3 years 3 months to 4 years of strategy, and rules of the game. Teaching aids such as the drop off and pick up at Quincy Market. Depart Boston at July 18; Nantucket. August 8; Saratoga, August 17; Bos­ age, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday or Thesday and Sybervision and Sports Enhancement Learning Systems 6 p.m. ton Pops on the Hyannis Green, August 18; Medieval Opening Saturday, April 27th Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., $40 for three days, will be utilized, ffropwr technique will be developied M artha’s Vineyard — Thursday, June 27. Depart 7 Times Dinner and Tournament, September 29; Peaches $30 for two days per session. Wee Two — Fridays, through the use of video taping replay, and analysis. E- a.m. for Falmouth, MA. Coffee and donuts will be served 9:30-10:30 a.m. for 2 years to 2 years 3 months and Place, VT, October 13; Atlantic City, November 10 to featuring quipment will be provided for those who need it. Fee is on the buss. The ferry will take us to Oak Bluffs on Mar­ 11. 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Preferably, it should across time and space trying to Chas this movie would have been Rosetto Dr...... all formance of “Where Is The Life “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” never have been allowed to begin. Movie destroy him before he destroys the better. Then again, it would take Server S t...... ".'.'.’.'.’.’all That Late I Led?” one of Porter’s BEAT THE MAY PRICE INCREASE! “Just One Of Those Things,” and “I It has taken the studio nearly two world. He is the perfect rough much more work even to make this CALDWELL David H. Donaldson Spruce S t...... 14.108 greatest songs — an anthem for Don years to release this movie. Watch­ counterpart to the smooth Sands. movie watchable. JJ).,MBA Love Paris.” Juans everywhere who have been Review But in 1948, Porter was in the ing iL it’s easy to see why it took so But for every good performance Despite the humor, a couple of OIL 386 Main St forced into an early retirement. Manchester midst of a career-threatening slump. long, although it’s not so easy to sec in this movie, tlicre is a bad or good perfomiances and a few apt CALL NOW Deborah Aronson as Bianca uses CT 06040 He had just endured two tremendous why they released it at all. wasted pcrfomiance to counter it. moments of animated special ef­ 649-8841 her deep, throaty voice to fine effect 203- 649-2891 theatrical failures, and many “Warlock” was directed by Steve name is uttered backwards it will Lori Singer is annoying and a fects, there is little that could be in the songs ‘Tom, Dick or Harry,” 647- 9946/ 643-2711 wondered if POrier was losing his Miner, whose dubious past includes “uncrcate” the world. total waste as Kassandra, the token done to redeem this mess. Warlock and “Why Can’t You Behave?” And two “Friday The Thirteenth” Julian Sands stars as the title female love interest. First of all, she is one of those movies that should talent. Chuck Leonard has many comic Free Estimates - Any size, width, iength, height So Porter was feeling a bit ap­ movies. Enough said about the character, and he seems to have a looks far too old to be playing a 20- have gone directly to videotape, do NATIONWIDE moments as Lucentio. 9 STEEL FOUNDATION PUTES director. really good time playing this part. year-old. There aren’t many 20- not pass go, do not collect $200 — ^8 5 » oNALLiNSTALUTioNs Tom Kirby INSURANCE prehensive when he agreed to com­ In fact, all of the players have so Nationwide is on your aide And the writer, D.T. Twohy, is a He is smooth and charismatic in his year-olds out there with crows’ feet or in this case, $6.25. C.O.D. To htip p n n rt ogotnH tourOMon tm$lon erutod by e o o £ s pose the score for a musical adapta­ N«lion»>a« MutuAi lnsw»*nct CornpAh. and AIT4iaM much energy, they manage to con­ man who doesn’t seem to know how role as the son of the devil. so deep it looks like they were 1;^ 150 Gallon Minimum $now, nln m d unwontod Insocii tnd rodmlp O f^ - D ^ O D Hom*Ot for the cancer, the for those eight years, it is of course non­ said, “They kept telling us that if w4 at the Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation’s 1991 Albert Schweitzer Leadership Award Dinner supiermarket check-out counters. Balliol in slavery./Fbr, with ravenous were captured by Iraqi or Mojahedin for­ second biggest cancer killer of sense. She did indeed like some White Th* Assoclatad Prns May 20 in New York. In the case of Nancy Reagan, who is howlsTHe deflowers young owls/Which House officials and dislike others, and ces, we should deny that we are even RELIEF EFFORTS — Costa Rican Red Cross workers stack American men after lung cancer, he keeps in an underground aviary. researchers say. simply the latest in a lengthening line of made no secret of it to her friends (and, I Iranians. We were told to wear local supplies for distribution to earthquake victims Wednesday in her targets, Kelley’s revel5itions range dress like the Kurdish so they would not Catalona, a researcher at 2. In the case of the wife of an immen­ am sure, to her husband). She was also San Jose, Costa Rica. The quake injured over 800 peopie from the unimportant to the implausible. sely popular presidenL the above tenden­ less inclined than many people (includ­ take us and show us in the media in Iraq Washington University in St. Louis, If it is true that Mrs. Reagan has cy is strongly reinforced by the eagerness ing, I suspect, Mr. Reagan himself) to and show the people thaL for example, and killed 79. directed the study, the results of pretended to be two years younger than of her husband’s political opponents to favor all-out pursuit of conuoversial con­ the Iranian regime had violated the which were published in today’s she really is, American womanhood will make her a target. Eleanor Roosevelt un­ servative objectives. But her one real sin, cease-fire and trampled those interna­ New England Journal of Medicine. striv e the shock. On the other hand, to derwent a similar experience, being ac­ in the eyes of her detractors, was that she tional things. They have even told us The research was financed in part by hint at a steamy carnal affair between cused (apparently more credibly) of loved her husband dearly, and defended nobody should be captured, that we must 30,000 face famine Hybritech Inc., a San Diego com­ Nancy Reagan and Frank Sinatra, right having an affair with a sergeant of the him against whatever she perceived as do our best to destroy ourselves....” pany that makes the test. TTie new Marriott, SIXAOLA, Costa Rica (AP) — Sixaola. there in the White House, when Sinatra New York state police while her husband injurious. The official Iranian media has been Until now, doctors have relied About 30,(KX) people in Talamanca was upward of 65 and Nancy was (on was governor — to mention just one For that, some people will never for­ silent about Iranian-directed battles in­ Many of the wooden and concrete largely on rectal exams to screen County — banana-growing land Kelley’s own theory) over 60, will charge among many. give her. side Iraq, even ordering total secrecy structures were built on 10-foot stilts men for prostate cancer. However, along the border with Panama — 8 miles south of Hartford regarding identification of corpses to keep them dry during periodic about two-thirds of cases have face hunger, thirst and the threat of brought back from the battles. Families floods. Scores of them collapsed, spread to other parts of the body epidemics. of the dead soldiers are not told how the killing eight people, and most of the before they are found. A major earthquake has cut them & 1/4 mile from soldiers died. rest were left tilting precariously. The latest test checks blood for Nutrition help longevity? One thing Rafsanjani has not kept off from the rest of the country. prostate-specific antigen, or PSA. secret is his desire for the overthrow of Monday’s temblor, which Hundreds of residents have built Levels of this protein, which is registered 7.4 on the Richter scale, lean-tos and tents with sheets of made only by the prostate, go up the Mesozoic Age. For all our interest in living longer we favor with the gods who shape our exist­ cellence. Saddam Hussein and the establishment don’t seem to have spent much time in­ of an Islamic Republic in Iraq along the killed 82 people in Costa Rica and plastic and blankets. when the gland is cancerous. Manchester Herald ence.” One boon they bestowed was long “The vegetables and fruits which were I^nama, 53 of them in Costa Rica. vestigating Methuselah’s secret of lon­ life. their chief articles of diet grew in soil Iranian model. Rafsanjani has even gevity. Hundreds were injured and Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. Later, mankind fell from grace by dis­ that had not been denuded of health­ called for an election in Iraq, something HARl'l-ORD That venerable pauiarch lived to 969 he will not allow in his own country. He thousands lost their homes. Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. obeying the divine precepts. The punish­ building minerals. In those days too the years old, the Bible says. If that’s Uue, firmly believes that with up to 60 percent The quake also knocked down ment was a steadily shorter lifespan. By stream of life flowed more gently. There three bridges on the 55-mile road DISCOUNT PET SUPPLIES The new Rock\' Hill Marriott is located only ]/4 mile he is the oldest person who ever lived. the time of Jesus, the life expectancy of were none of the fierce tensions that of Ae Iraqi population being his fellow USPS 327-500 VOL. CX. No. 176 between this rickety border town 1 Somebody today who was 969 would the sinning human race had fallen to 70 make people old so soon today. In all Shiites, it is an election that they cannot EUKANUBA lAMS Cat Food from the Dinosaur State Park, where over 2,000 dinosaur have been bom in the year 1022. lose. and the provincial capital, Puerto RONALD O. NICODEMUS, Publlahw probability, heart disease and similar ail­ Limon. 40 lb. *29 *^ 20 lb. *21 tracks dating back to the Mesozoic Age have been ments were unknown.” Bye, Bye Gorby Managing Editor______Peter Downs Methuselah was not the only one of It tore up roads, knocked down unearthed and preser\’ed. Advertising Manager. _____ Lesley Radius earth’s early inhabitants to reach the Mikhail Gorbachev has been trying, utility poles and trashed dozens of Business Manager , Jeanne Q. Fromenh Some nature-food addicts agree that Whisper Cartridge Whisper Cartridge Stay at the new Rocky Hill Marriott for only $69 per ultra-high numbers when it came to age. GEORGE without much success, to appease the towns and villages in Costa Rica as Circulation M anager. ____ Gerlinde Colletti the long lives of the patriarchs were due communist hardliners in his government well as Panama’s bordering Bocas 4 pack 12 pack *10^*^ Production Manager ^ ____ Sheldon Cohen It doesn’t seem to have been at all un­ PLAGENZ to their diet of fresh fruits, uncooked room, per night, and spend some time touring the park. Pressroom Manager ^ who think he is destroying the Soviet de Toro province. _ Robert H. Hubbard usual for the fathers of the human race to vegetables and nuts and seeds. 1 hen, back at the Marriott, you can work up a sweat in have had lives approaching the 1,000 Union, and the reformers who think he “This is one of the mosL if not the Main TsIephoiM Numbsr One health-food cookbook points out VAN NES Cat Box Linen Parakeet Food mark. h ^ n ’t gone far enough. Both sides are mosL devastated region, and we our complete health club, take a refreshing swim in the S43-2711 that the Bible extols the virtues of a sull calling for Gorbachev to step aside don’t seem to be receiving priority Circulation Talephona Number Methuselah’s grandfather Jared died at *20’ /boX vegetarian diet. It refers to the Old Testa­ Our sources say that the unthinkable is attention. Very little, almost nothing pool, and unwind in the whirlpool. Later, «47-9946 962, and his grandson Noah was alive till ROCKY HILL years. “The days of our years are threes­ ment story of Daniel, who was being happning — that the two factions have has arrived,” said Dr. Ninette Alar­ enjoy a hne meal in our restaurant and he was 950. Adam himself lived to be core years and ten,” wrote the psalmist. TETRA staple MARRIOTl’ 9 trained for the royal service under ACURELF Published daily, Monday thru Friday, with a Saturday/ 930. exchanged feelers to determine what con, a physician with the Ministry of Sunday weekend edition, except certain holidays, by the Mythical though the golden age may Nebuchadnezzar. The king of Babylon cocktails in the lounge. ^ According to the genealogy in kind of deal they could make, and they Health, as she toured Sixaola and its .71 oz. ^2^^ 25 ML *4^9 Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place, have been, there are still those who take had chosen only intelligent young men may foim a new coalition govenimern lo make reserx'ations for a weekend getaway at the Mcinchester, Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Genesis, Methuselah died in precisely environs Wednesday. literally the recorded lifespans of the of good looks and without any physical Without Gorbachev. “We’re completely cut off except Manchester, Conn. Postmaster; Send address c)»nges the year the big flood came. Since his patriarchs. These include Bible fun­ AND SO MUCH MORE! new Rocky Hill Marriott, call (203)257-6000. This special to the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, defects. They were given the finest food Mini-Elditorial by air. We need fo(xl, water, tents name wasn’t on the ark’s manifest, it damentalists who believe the longevity Conn. 06040. from the royal table to eat. The ftrsian Gulf War may be over and fuel for generators,” she said. Brand Name Pet Supplies, Pet Foods oiler is good Thursday through Sunday and based on could mean he met his death by drown­ figures simply on the grounds that “it’s The Manchester Herald is a member of The Associated Daniel, however, and three of his but it will take years to win peace in the She said the first cases of diarrhea Press, the Audit Bu.'eau of Circulation, the New England ing. If it hadn’t been for that, who knows availability. in the Bible.” friends insisted on a vegetarian diet. The region. As one congressional source put — resulting from people drinking At Everyday Discount Prices! Press Association and the New England Newspaper As­ how long he might have lived? Others, who include Bible believers sociation. man in charge of the king’s uaining iL You don t just go in, knock a country contaminated water — have already One of the reasons we don’t think such as the Seventh-day Adventists and Guaranteed deUvery. If w u don't receive your Herald program was worried this would affect a century back in time and leave it at more about how people were able to live some vegetarians, find another reason for appeared. by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, please their health. that. George Bush is faced with the There is no electicity. High volt­ MANCHESTER telephone your earner. If you are unable to reach your so long when the earth was new is that believing that the long lives of our Bible “Daniel said, ‘Submit us to the test for painf^ r^ ity that his policy is militarily age towers were also knocked down HARTFORD carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0946 by 6 p.m. we don’t really believe they did. ancestors are fact and not fiction. 10 days. Give us only vegetables to eat weekdays lor delivery In Manchester. superior but lacking in vision. It's the o d by the earthquake. Sixaola’s one 9 We rather suspect the Bible writers A Seventh-day Adventist publication and water to drink.’ At the end of 10 PET CENTER ’^ r r i o t t . Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly, $7.70 for were chroniclers of a mythical golden says of the pioneers of the human race, W n j h m g / ’ Bush didnl h a v e n ' t telephone is likewise out of order. one month. $23.10 for three months, $46.20 for six days they looked healthier and were bet­ the Gulf war beyond stoppinc Sadrlwm Maj. Ge.rardo Salazar, the 687 Main Street, Manchester RCXZKY HILL age when, as Dan Georgakas says in his “Not only were their constitutions nearly months and $92.40 lor one year Newsstand price: 35 ter nourished than all the young men HusMin f r ^ taking over Persian Gulf regional National Guard com­ 100 Capital Blvd., Rocky Hill, CT 06067 (203)257-6000 cents a copy. book “The Methuselah Factors,” the perfect, unaffected by hereditary disease, 6 4 9 -4 2 7 3 who had lived on the food provided by No other soles apply. human race “was tfiought to be in high but their food was also of the highest ex­ mander, said some 600 houses were the king,” says the Bible. Bush has to do his. ^ destroyed or damaged in and around 1 8—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 25,1991 NRA promotes gun law iHaitrliPBtpr Hrralh RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The National Rifle As­ Virginia are just not in place across the country” sociation has found a handgun control law it likes, one it Tapscott said. “We’re talking years before it could be A says is effective and no more inconvenient to buyers than done. With the Brady Bill we can start saving lives right Section 2, Page 9 a routine credit card check. away.” But gun control advocates say the NRA’s support of But NRA spokesman Bill McIntyre says a similar SPORTS Thursday, April 25. 1991 federal legislation based on Virginia’s 18-month-old federal law could easily be implemented across much of handgun control bill is a ruse designed to take away sup­ the country. port from an even tougher law. “This is not Flash Gordon technology here. It’s similar The Virginia law requires that a computerized criminal to a credit card check and we’re ail familiar with those,” background check be conducted on anyone who buys a McIntyre said. Top ranking hardly to East Catholic’s liking A He added that national police statistics .'how 37 states pistol or semiautomatic weapon. The check, which can * #TT-X1"XT be done while the buyer waits in the store, “has already currently have the computer databases available to en­ MIDDLETOWN — Recording Bryan DeAntonio’s three-run Penders said he could see his club Xavier batters, started the seventh. proven to be extremely effective,” according to an NRA force such a law. artist Johnny Paycheck recorded a double down the left field line “As a coach, you’d like to play Todd Nielsen had a two-run xl wasn’t its normal self. “You could He didn’t get an out. After five again tomorrow,” Penders said, “but position paper. Under the Virginia law, gun dealers call state police, song enUtled “Take This Job and pulled Xavier to 5-5 and handed see the kids tense up. They were homer for Xavier. Shove It.” singles, a walk and catcher’s in- I’m sure the kids are glad they’re Since the law took effect in November 1989, Virginia who check the potential buyer’s background while he or East its first loss after opening the trying to defend the No. 1 ranking. she waits in the store. The checks take about 90 seconds. As far as East Catholic High teference, Penders brought in Doug not playing.” XAVIER (13) — DeAntonio cl 5-1-2-3, Zajac c police have checked 89,329 potential gun buyers and season with nine wins. John (Fisher) wasn’t himself. He 20-0.0, Labbadia p 1-1-1-1, Bike 1b 2-1-2-2, Two other states, Delaware and Florida, have used the Delvecchio. l ^ t entertains ACC foe Fairfield rejected 1,461, says state police Lt. R. Lewis Vass. baseball coach Jim Penders is con­ Two years ago East was accorded was very tense and he’s our captain Seaman rf 1-20-0, Nielsen dh 3-2-1-3, Virginia law as a model for similar programs. cerned, you can take the No. 1 rank­ Delvecchio issued two walks and Prep Saturday at 11 a.m. at Eagle DePinata 3b OOOO, Barbaro 2b 3-0-0-0, The NRA, which originally opposed the Virginia law, the No. 1 ranking after a 7-0 start. It and you could see all the kids were McLaughlin p 1-1-1-1, Cama ss 3-1-0-0, Hanley Staggers’ similar proposal, however, was recently ing in the state, and shove it, too. went 2-0 on a third batter before Field. is supporting legislation by Rep. Harley O. Staggers Jr. promptly lost 4-3, to Xavier in like that.” l(/p 3-1-O-0, Milardo fV1f/3b 4-3-3-1. Totals rejected by the House Judiciary Committee in favor of Penders brought in his son, Rob, “For nine games the pitching has 28-13-10-11. The Eagles, elevated to the No. 1 Manchester. East scored twice in the second that would require the same kind of background checks the Brady Bill, which is scheduled for a vote before the from shortstop to try his hand on the been terrific. But today, wow. Just EAST CATHOLIC (12) — Chomick If 50-2-2, in all 50 states. ranking at the start of the week, and added six in the fifth, including Fournier 2b 4-1-10, LeFebvre 2b 1-0-0-0, full House next month. mound. say it was a stinging defeat,” recorded 18 outs against host Xavier “Every time we get there, we get a two-mn homer by Rob Penders to Penders ss/p 4-1-3-2, Fisher fVlb 4 -1 0 0 , But Richmond Police Chief Marty M. Tapscott says The bill is named for former White House press “I was looking for someone to Penders said. “You have to get 21 Fliondeau ph 1 0 0 0 , Delvecchio 3b/p 4-3-30, High in Wednesday’s ACC clash at knocked out,” Penders, who doesn’t left centerfield off the scoreboard, a the Staggers bill wouldn’t work nationally because most secretary James Brady who was critically wounded Palmer Field. throw a strike,” the veteran East outs in a seven-inning game. We Igoe 3b/1b/ss O-O-O-O, Lockwood dh 4-1-10, other states don’t have the quick computer access to in­ have a fondness for the poll anyway, 410-foot shot. It was his fourth Dumais c 4-2-2-2, Danes rf 3 -1 0 0 , Gauvain cf during a 1981 assassination attempt against former Presi­ coach explained. never got a 19th.” 3-2-2-2. Totals 38-12-14-8. They would never get No. 21, or said. “The No. 1 ranking is only homer of the season. The Eagles formation Virginia has. dent Ronald Reagan and who has campaigned for such Penders was 3-for-4 with two EastCatholic 020 060 4— 12-140 No. 19 for that matter, as the host good in June. Like I said yesterday, would add four in the seventh and Xavier 000 012 (10)— 13-10-4 “When you get the Staggers bill you get no bill at all,” legislation for several years. He didn’t, completing the walk. RBI, Delvecchio 3-for-4 and Dave Falcons scored 10 times in the bot­ that and 50 cents will buy you a cup had a 12-3 lead going into the bot­ John Fisher, Doug Delvecchio (7), Ftob says Tapscott, who supports the rival Brady Bill, which Fisher took the mound a second Chomick, Brian Dumais and Frank Penders (7), Fisher (7) and Brian Dumais: Proponents say the bill’s seven-day waiting period tom of the seventh for a wild 13-12 of coffee. I guess we just couldn’t tom of the irming. requires a seven-day waiting period for handgun sales. would give pxjlice time to probe a buyer’s criminal and time, and gave up the game-winning Gauvain with two hits each for the Mario Milardo, Tom Hariley (5), Joe Labbadia victory. uphold that lofty position.” Fisher, constantly behind the (7), Shawn McLaughlin (7) and Adam Zajac “The technology and records to do what we have in mental records thoroughly. blow to DeAntonio. Eaeles. WP- McLaughlin, LP- Delvecchio (3-1). Drug busts up dramatically Jim Average stuff WASHINGTON (AP) — The charges occurred both among those of the jail population in 1983 to 42 proportion of jail inmates charged or awaiting trial and those already con­ percent in 1989, Hispanics from 14 convicted in drug cases increased victed of crimes,” said Steven D. percent to 17 percent and women Tierney derails Bosox dramatically during the late 1980s, Dillingham, director of the bureau. f^rom 7.1 percent to 9.5 percent. the Justice Department said in a Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., The proportion of white non- By DAVE O ’HARA report released Wednesday. chairman of a special House com­ Hispanics decreased from 46 per­ The Associated Press The department’s Bureau of Jus­ mittee on narcotics abuse, com­ cent to 39 percent. tice Statistics said drug offeilses ac­ mented, “I really don’t think the Jus­ One of every four female inmates BOSTON — Toronto’s Dave Stieb had "just average counted for 23 percent of the char­ tice Department needed any study in was in jail on charges of larceny or stuff,” but allowed just one unearned run on six hits in ges against the nearly 400,000 men order to know the relationship bet­ fraud, the department said. A third PHOTO PROVIDES CLUE — Amelia Earhart and her navigator Fred Noonan, right, stand Doyon lights six innings. and women held in local jails in ween poverty, crime and drugs and of the women said they had been outside their twin engine Lockheed 10-E Electra on June 29, 1937, in Port Darwin, Australia, Boston’s Matt Young had his good stuff, but had con­ 1989. the jail population. The problem that trol problems and was charged with five runs, two un­ physically abused and 36 percent a few days before their July 2,1937 disappearance. Greg Quigg, 28, discovered the photo in In 1983, the last time the bureau we have is their inability to even said they had been sexually abused earned, on four hits and five walks in less ihan six in­ surveyed the jail population, only 9 focus on the problem.” before their incarceration. Purdue University’s archives. Quigg says that barely visible in the photo, on the floor of the fire beneath nings. percent of the prisoners were in­ The proportion of women, blacks About a third of the women and a craft just inside the door, is an aluminum bookcase. That, Quigg says, links it with Earhart’s “I didn’t have my good stuff and I had to make the volved in drug cases. and Hispanics in jail also grew third of the Hispanics were held on plane through a similar bookcase found on Nikumaroro, an uninhabited island in the South best of what I had,” Stieb (2-2) said Wedne.sday night “The dramatic increase in the after the Blue Jays ended Boston’s six-game winning slightly, the report said. drug charges, a higher proportion Pacific. Investigators will search the sea floor near Nikomaroro for Earhart’s plane in the com­ number of persons in jail on drug Cheney Tech streak with a 6-1 victory over the Red Sox. Blacks increased from 38 percent than for any of the other groups. ing weeks. “When you’re trying to throw sinkers and you throw a pitch nick high, it’s not conducive to a positive outing. ' MANCHESTER — Maurice Doyon had seen quite enough. said Young (0-1). “I didn’t really do my job. I didn't pitch too well and I gave up too many walks. The first-year Cheney Tech baseball coach resorted to Presidential memos: learning from John F. Kennedy Joe Carter, who made a career of hurting the Red Sox drastic measures after watching his Beavers perform in his years with Cleveland, continued to do his thing. WASHINGTON fAP^ — Do TJ.S. rfinlomflt*: in T atin T^pnnpHv/ u/ac /Af tirvitinn o r___*»____•« . _ abysmally, once again, in the field during Wednesday WASHINGTON (AP) — Do U.S. diplomats in Latin Kennedy was capable of writing a clumsily worded sen lot from these.” And the Blue Jays’ strategy facing Young paid off as the and what they think we have now accomplished.’ afternoon’s home game against Bacon Academy. America speak Spanish? the president wanted to know. tence. TTieir charm is in their lack of grace. What emerges is a picture of how an activist president ended a three-game slump. A leak to the newspapers drew exasperation. Cheney, which has committed 44 errors in nine games, What are the chances of steering more defense con­ They are reproduced in a book, “JFK Wants to Know,” spends his days. Carter had three hits for the second time within 24 tracts to small business? he asked. “The Baker story in the (New York) Times said that lost to Bacon, 13-3, and saw its record sink to 2-7. It’s published this month by William Morrow & Co. The tension points of the Kennedy presidency — the hours and the Blue Jays waited out Young, a left-hander Is it really necessary, he questioned, to spend our embassies had not received any instructions from us actually 44 errors in eight games, since Cheney was er­ Author-compiler Edward B. Claflin went through the Bay of Pigs crisis, the showdown with Big Steel over a noted for his wildness before signing a $6.35 million $300,000 (in 1%2 dollars) on a residence for the U.S. in the last few days. How could they have found out rorless during a 5-4 extra-inning win over Rocky Hill. files at the JITC Library in Boston. price hike — are here. But just as revealing are memos three-year contract with Boston as a free agent during the ambassador in Senegal or Seoul? Wouldn’t this kind of about this?” Besides that game, the Beavers have committed at least “What I was searching for were letters that were clear­ dealing with mundane and forgotten matters. off season. lavishness give the wrong impression? Kennedy didn’t wait for issues to come to him. four miscues in each outing. ly in Kennedy’s voice,” said Claflin. To adviser McGeorge Bundy, July 10,1961; “I love playing here,” Carter said. “You sec the ball so The president was John F. Kennedy. Writing memos “Every question, however simplistic it sounds, is real­ “I note in this morning’s papers that the Soviets might That’s not the worst part. Brian Trotta/Manchester Harald “I want a report from the State Department. I asked begin their nuclear testing around August 5 ... Does this The worst part is Doyon pulled his team off the field well because of the background with the big green wall that asked questions was a Kennedy management techni­ ly a demand for action,” he said. “One or two questions and the fans are always in the game. ALL FINISHED ManchGster High’s Kristin Trombley, foreground, leads teammate Andrea que. Secretary (of State Dean) Rusk about this, on whose idea present a problem for us?” after Bacon’s at-bat in die top of the sixth inning. He would often set off a whole series of events. So what you it was for me to send letters to the Middle East Arab “It’s as much the aunospherc here as it is the park. It’s Reischerl across the finish line as the pair took 1-2 in the 800-meter run during Tuesday’s These were woikday memos, in shirtsleeve language, The sign on Harry Truman’s desk read, “The Buck didn’t even let his club have its at bats in the sixth. have is a very, very effective administrative method. The leaders. The reaction has been so sour I would like to fun. I always enjoy playing here.” meet with Enfield High at Pete Wigren Track. with none of the ringing Kennedy elegance. They show executive who wishes to see action taken could learn a Stops Here.” On Kennedy’s desk, it could have read: The reason, according to Doyon, is the team’s in­ know whose idea it was, what they hoped to accomplish. “Caution. Mind at Work.” credible lack of concentration in the field ever since Carter hit his 20th career home run against Boston in Game 1 of the season. Cheney’s pitching, catching and Toronto’s 6-4 loss Monday night. He had a double and hitting has been adequate, but the defense... two singles in a 3-0 defeat Tuesday night, then settled for Well, that’s a different story. three singles and two rrms scored in the series finale. Bands Schools Baker “I was trying to light a fire underneath them,” Doyon “Man, he’s hot,” Toronto manager Cito Gaston said MHS nine a shutout victim explained, referring to his unusual tactic. “They got a lit­ simply when asked about Carter, who has a lifetime .287 NEWINGTON — The last thing average with 80 hits against the Red Sox. homered. two RBI for Newington. Mike From Page 1 tle mad at me. I think everyone was shocked when I did the Manchester High baseball team “He had a good fastball and a From Page 1 From Page 1 In addition to his pitching. Young was hurt by two Zapatka was 3-for-3 with two RBI. it. I definitely lit them up. I embarrassed them. They needed to see Wednesday afternoon sharp break on his curveball,” NEWINGTON (8) — Cardvec If 3-0-0-0, Peril- passed balls by catcher John Marzano. However, the Students who have taken part in past exchanges concur united against me. We’ll see if this wakes them up. I was was the sight of Newington High Manchester coach Dave Blanchard k) If 1-0-0-0. Uccello c 4-2-1-1, Wojtusito cf ges. Dolat keeps in contact with the student with whom pitcher accepted the blame for one of the miscues, ex­ 4-1-4-2, DeCicto rf 3-1-1-1. Dobyadno rf 1 transportation and medical staff for delay in pension fund payments and He said, “the immediate task is going for the jugular. I didn’t know what else to do.” pitcher Frank Barresi. said. “He was really tough. This guy with Salina. Mary Hurley and Nicole Dolat, both seniors she had stayed in Coventry, England. They had planned parochial and private schools. rosier investment return estimates, plaining that Marzano “set up for a sinker low and away 0-0 -0 , Margolis 1b 3-0-1-1. Barresi p 3-1-1-1, at Coventry H i^ School, have traveled to Virginia, not to let this chance pass, to make But, united is what Doyon wants his team to be on the The flame-throwing righthander was overpowering.” Wenzul 3b 3-0-0-0. DeLiseo dh 2-1-1-1 [ to meet earlier this year, but plans were nixed by travel The latter is one of the most con­ and the ball just took off.” Polroonio 2b 1-0-0-0. Zapalka ss 3-2-3-Z To­ amounted to “creative financing.” maximum use of this opportunity.” field. So, maybe this is a step in the right direction. tossed a one-hitter at the Indians as Barresi’s fastball was clocked in England and Canada with the band. They note that restrictions during the Persian Gulf crisis. troversial of Weicker’s proposals, “We knew he was going to have trouble throwing the tals 31-8-12-9. Bessmertnykh said the Soviet It was only last Friday that Cheney was beaten by a Newington posted an 8-0 victory. the mid 80s by the scouts on hand. MANCHESTER (0) — Bottomley ss 3-0-0-0, regardless of differences in their towns, Coventry stu­ Hurley keeps close contact with a friend in Virginia. Rep. Barbara M. Ireland, D- ball over the plate, as usual,” Toronto’s Kelly Gruber and pjrompted a noisy protest at the Union was in contact with key Arab Coventry team using only eight players, due to Pauiot Barressi had a perfect game throu^ Manchester, 3-6, plays at Sears 3b 3-0-0-0, Cromwell dh 3-0-0-0. Kirby If dents and students of other high schools share interests. TTie two traveled to Cape Cod last year and plan to meet Ridgefield, vice chairwoman of the said. “Basically, you wait him out and make him throw 2- 0-0-0, Ringbloom rf 1-0-0-0, Bolduc 1b Capitol by 5,000 Catholic school states, in correspondence and coach Bob Plaster’s imposed disciplinary sanctions on 5 1/3 innings before Matt Dalessio Hartford Public Friday afternoon at “ I don’t think they are much different from us,” said again in the future. children. Appropriations Committee, was not the ball across the dish. And you have to be aggressive, 3- 0-0-0, King cl 2-0-0-0. Falkowski c 2-0-0-0, telephone calls, in seeking a formula his team for missing practice. doubled. 3:30. Newington evens off at 4-4. Dalessio rf/lf 2-0-1-0. Rohrbach 2b 2-0-0-0, Hurley. “The places they live are different, but kids there During their visit, Sherwood students will visit the In addition, $45 million would be ready to predict the package would let him know that when he docs come in you’re ready.” Jackson p O-O-O-O. Totals 23-0-1-0. for launching the settlement process. Getting beat is one thing, but... Barresi walked none and struck “Hopefully, we’ll bounce back are very similar to kids here. They are no better or sights of Connecticut. The Coventry band plans to show put back for cost-of-living increases survive. She predicted additional “It was kind of a frustrating night for us, to .say the Manchester 000 000 O— 0-1-6 worse.” Asked about Soviet relations with “When you beat yourselves, it’s maddening,” Doyon out 11, including the first five Indian Friday,” Blanchard said. Newington 320 111 x— 8-12-1 its guests the Mystic beachfront and University of Con­ for retired teachers, $10 million for negotiations after Friday’s vote on a least,” Boston manager Joe Morgan said. “Young felt all Jim Jackson, O.J. Cromwell (6) and Marek The band exchange, according to Salina, grants stu­ necticut. When it becomes the host, the Sherwood band Israel, Bessmertnykh said, “The said. “The thing is we don’t have a bad fielding team. batters of the game. He also Steve Wojlusiste was 4-for-4 with higher education and $1 million for 1991-92 budget. relationship has been progressing.” right, he just threw too many pitches. We just have to get Falkowski. Frank Barresi and Jeff Uccello. dents of different geographical areas an opportunity to will lead a tour of the nation’s capital. They do well in practice. At this point, I shouldn’t have him a few runs. WP- Barressi. LP- Jackson. vocational education. Baker has set Soviet diplomatic meet and make friends. He noted that students are The Maryland students will stay in Connecticut until House Republican Leader Edward to teach them fundamentals.” The $127.8 million would be recognition of Israel as a precondi­ “I don’t know what causes his conuol problem. Some­ grouped together according to interests. The band direc­ Monday. A concert will highlight their tour of New made up by holding off on $88.3 C. Krawiecki Jr., R-Bristol, said he times it’s mechanical. Other times I just don’t know.” tor hopes that through the exchange, his band students was encouraged by the addbacks, tion for Soviet co-sponsorship of a The exasperating part for Cheney and Doyon is that England. Both the Coventry and Sherwood school bands million in state payments into the peace conference. the Beavers have received good pitching, catching and Boston’s Wade Boggs had a pair of doubles in reach­ Gibson again in his element can form lasting friendships with students of Maryland. will perform at Coventry High School at 7 p.m. Friday. teachers’ retirement fund; increasing but was worried about the funding ing 1,800 career hits in the 14ih game of his lOih season Both Hurley and Dolat confirmed that they have for them. Still, he said the The Tass news agency said Be­ hitting thus far. In fact, Cheney has outhit eight of its Tickets are $2 and can be purchased from band members the anticipated investment return on ssmertnykh would visit Israel in nine opponents. with the Red Sox. remained friends with those they had met in past exchan- or at the door. Republicans would study it careful­ that fund from 8.5 percent to 9.5 May, and possibly restore full Asked about reaching another plateau, tlic five-time ly- percent, for $32 million; and $7.5 diplomatic relations. “Chir relations Brim Courville and Eric Morrow are the Beavers’ two batting champion said: “Two thousand (hits) after 10 as he lifts KC past Indians million in miscellaneous cuts Mark Waxenberg, president of the with Israel are developing, and if best pitchers and could hold their own against many years would be satisfying for me.” throughout the budget. Connecticut Education Association, Stieb got his second consecutive victory with relief this tendency is continued in future, teams in the area, provided they have an efficient defense Dy The Associated Press The winning rally in the lOlh was lard pitched eight shutout iimings Dyson acknowledged that some the state’s largest teacher union, and behind them. help from rookie Mike Timlin and Duane Ward. Young Seawolf there will be no difficulties in es­ almost anticlimactic. Russ Morman and Joe Orsulak hit a two-run lawmakers might not embrace the Sharon Palmer, vice president of the was replaced with runners on first and second and no tablishing full diplomatic relations,” “The pitching, catching and hitting has been respect­ It was Cleveland Stadium in led off with a single, was sacrificed double as the Baltimore beat entire plan, but called it “the open­ Connecticut State Federation of outs in the sixth by Dana Kicckcr, who allowed an RBI From Page 1 the foreign minister was quoted as able,” Doyon, who coached the Cheney junior varsity April, not Dodger Stadium in Oc­ to second and scored on Gary Thur­ Chicago at Comiskey F^rk. ing volley as it relates to trying to Teachers, heartily endorsed the plan. single by Mark Whiten and a fly by Glcnallcn saying. last year, explained. “But, then we’ll get two outs and an tober, but Kirk Gibson was still in man’s single for a 3-2 lead. Thur­ put together a package we could sell Hill before ending the inning. Kicckcr was lagged for Rangers 8, Brewers 2: Kevin 0-2 count and guy hits a pop fly and our guy drops the his element. man later scored on Terry builder left in America that is ex­ aircraft carriers. will not likely accelerate its con­ to the General Assembly.” another run in the seventh. Brown allowed four hits in eight in­ clusively devoted to this technol­ One reason why Connecticut law­ struction plans. ball. Then, the next guy up hits a two-run homer." Gibson’s dramatic pinch-hit home Shumpert’s sacrifice fly. nings and Steve Bucchelc hit a tie­ He and Harper predicted the plan run in the bottom of the ninth inning ogy.” makers are optimistic is that a Pen­ “Our submarine Navy is in very Doyon knows the talent is there to be a much better Montgomery (1-0) got the victory breaking home run to start a four- would be approved by the Ap­ Crime team. won Game 1 of the 1988 World The Newport News yard also tagon review board last week iden­ good shape,” Garrett said. “We have propriations Conunittee when it run fifth inning as visiting Texas builds surface ships, including tified cost as a key factor in award­ a sufficient number in my view. If Scries and helped the Los Angeles downed Milwaukee. meets to adopt an entire budget for “I know these guys want to play,” he said. “Mental Dodgers upset Oakland. On Wed­ ing the Seawolf contract. Because and only if the Soviets continue to 1991-92 on Riday. From Page 1 lapses, lack of concentration is what gets us in trouble. AL Roundup Electric Boat has the contact for the build at a level where they have nesday night, his two-out, two- House Speaker Richard J. Balduc- We should be at least 5-4 or 6-3 at this point.” strike, two-run homer tied the game first Seawolf, the yard may be able been in the 1980s would I be wor­ prophecy; if more individuals with such variables as a person’s ci, D-Newington, said he wanted a The fact is if the error onslaught subsides, the wins for the Kansas City Royals, who to build the second for less than its ried.” closer look at the plan before en­ believe they can get away with ethnic background, neighborhood will begin to appear for Cheney. after escaping jams in the eighth and Olson plans Bolton crime, then not only will future added two more runs in the 10th to Virginia competitor. Admiral Frank Kelso, chief of dorsing it. Rep. Nancy S. Wyman, and age, he said. Doyon, at least, is hoping for a concenuated, united ef­ ninth. 1 beat the Cleveland Indians 4-2. Virginia lawmakers serving on Naval Operations, told the panel that D-Tolland, co-chairwoman of the crime rates be higher, but, unless His research showed that a person AngeLs 9, Mariners 5: Seattle’s From Page 1 fort toward that goal. “Those are the kinds of situations to sue Pats the Seapower Subcommittee said maintaining technological super­ Education Committee, said it was law enforcement is increased, more who is contemplating criminal ac­ winning streak ended at a club people actually will get away with I like,” he said after hitting a home record-tying eight games as Califor­ Wednesday that the emphasis on iority by developing the Seawolf inequitable. tivity first makes a choice as to BOSTON (AP) — Boston it,” Sah said Wednesday. run for the fourth straight game, a nia salvaged the finale of a three- eating into the bone of it...we all cost may tilt the decision toward was more important than how many She opposed the idea of restoring whether or not the act would be Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester Herald sportswriter Lisa Olson career, best. “When the (opjwsing) game series at Anaheim Stadium. have a stake in this budget,” he Electric Boat. They argue that in the Seawolfs are built. 80 percent of the school grant Sah said he reviewed more than profitable, in part by estimating his Herald. HD So^ will sue the New England F^triots 100 studies of crime in the United fans are standing, cheering with two added. long run, the government will save “It’s pretty clear you’re going to money that Weickcr had wanted to chances of getting caught. He es­ Chuck Finley (4-0) allowed four today, charging sexual harassment The new budget also reflects the build submarines at one per year,” cut from the wealthiest towns. She States from 1%5 to 1991 to try to strikes, I like that. I want to be hits and four runs, two earned, in six money by having two yards compet­ timates those chances by watching there.” and violations of her civil rights, following increases over last year: a Kelso said. said the plan should have had a scale better explain the patterns of those around him, Sah said. innings to join Boston’s Roger ing for the submarines. Gibson, signed by the Royals as a the newspaper reported today. 6.09 percent increase in the Town for restoring those funds, so that criminal behavior. Linking together past crime rates Clemens as the majors’ only four- But Garrett would not be drawn free agent during the winter, hit the The Herald, which is not in­ budget; 4.27 percent increase for the poorer towns would get propor­ His study, titled “Social Osmosis with current perceptions and choices game winners. Luis Ftolonia drove in into sp)eculation. game-tying homer off one of Kansas volved in the suit, also said Olson, Board of Education side of the “These are very sensitive issues tionately more. and Patterns of Crime,” was can help explain the differences in Leonard leads UofH three runs and Gary Gaetti had a 27, will leave her job there. She motivated by questions surrounding City’s least-favorite pitchers, Doug budget; 12.28 percent in capital ex­ and I am proscribed by law from Harper and Dyson acknowledged crime rates between various social home run and three singles for the has been covering the Boston 9 Road Jones, who entered the game with a penditures, and a debt service ac­ that funding for the plan, including a old research that shows that criminal groups, even those with similar Angels. discussing them,” Garrett said. EAST HARTFORD — Freshman outfielder Aaron career 1-0 record, 14 saves and an Bruins of the National Hockey count down by 15.3 percent. behavior is often strongly correlated economic bases, he said. Leonard, a 1990 Manchester High graduate, had three Twins 7, Athletics 4: Chuck Several panel members asked ERA of 0.67 against the Royals. League. As in previous hearings, members why the Navy has slowed its From Page 1 hits in Hartford’s 10-hit attack to lead a 7-3 victory over Knoblauch’s bascs-loaded triple in Olson’s suit was prepared to be of the Common Sense Coalition Jones retired the first two baiters the sixth inning gave Jack Morris Seawolf construction program down Siena. he faced, but Gibson hit a 1-2 chan- filed in Suffolk Superior Court suggested deeper cuts in Board of With two outs and the score tied 3-3 in the bottom of his first victory with Minnesota and to one vessel per year, which may being dug up will be the eventual BEST BUY geup over the fence in right field for against the National Football Education spending, especially in ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. the sixth inning Wednesday, Leonard hit a single to score dealt Dave Stewart his second not be enough to keep both sub­ path of the new underground utility his sixth homer. League team; its owner, Victor some school music programs. Scan Bravakis. Mike Scrapehansky then doubled, scoring straight April loss as the Twins ral­ marine construction operations lines along Main Street. The crews OIL CO. nobcftJ. Smith, liK. He didn’t want to compare it to Kiam; former general manager, Campbell repeated that such cuts All Lines of lied to win at the Mclrodome. going. are repaving the trench so that cars Vernon, CT INSIJRANSMITHS Leonard to make it 5-3. the more famous one he hit off Den­ F^uick Sullivan; former media ser­ would result in decreasing faculty Hartford added two more runs in the eighth inning. Morris (1-3) gave up six hits and “Does it make sense to pursue so can continue to park along Main nis Eckcrsicy three years ago, but vices director, James Oldham, and and that could only be decided by Insurance Hartford improves to 9-18, while Siena drops to 9-21. four runs in the sixth but lasted 7 meager a submarine construction Street while the utility work is un­ ' 875-0876 his new teammates still enjoyed it. three players, Zeke Mowatt, referendum vote. program?” asked Rep. Herbert derway, Snow said. TTie asphalt is Siena got on the scoreboard first, scoring three un­ Lii 2-3 innings before Rick Aguilera Michael Timpson and Robert Per­ Please Call For Tha Atsoclalad P rasi “I don’t know if anybody else did, The Board of Finance will hold a Bateman, R-Va. easier to dig through than concrete. earned runs on Hartford errors in the top of the sixth. finished for his fourth save. The ryman. 649-5241 1,SOOTH HIT — Boston’s Wade Boggs ack­ but I just kind of sensed it,” Kansas long-time Dcuoit ace got his 199th 9 meeting May 1 to determine final Current Pricing Bob Ncnna opened the scoring for the Hawks with a The suit also alleges intentional Garrett responded that even “We also didn’t want a lot of sand City reliever Jeff Montgomery said.I approval or to make any further cut­ though the Soviet Union has been Icadoff home run in the bottom of the sixth. nowledges the crowd’s applause after he got career victory and had six strikeouts infliction of emotional disuess and blowing all over the place and cars Diesel Fuel Also Available 65 East Center Street was thinking back to him facing ting. The location of the meeting has building submarines at a rate of four getting stuck in the mud when it 150 GtIon Minimum Starter Brian Wood worked 6 2-3 innings and gave up his 1,800th hit Wednesday night at Fenway to become the 40th pitcher in major intentional damage to her profes­ Dennis Eckcrsicy in Dodger yet to be announced. Price BubiBd Id change VoIuitw Dlicounis Manchester, CT four hits for the win. Mike Morhardt got the save. Jim league history to reach 2,000 for his sional reputation. It does not list a to five per year, the United States rained,” Snow said. Park against the Toronto Blue Jays. Boggs Stadium. I was really thinking, ‘This Parks, the second of three Siena pitchers, took the loss. career. monetary amount for damages. had a pair of doubles in Boston’s 6-1 loss. is going to be a dramatic turn here.’” Orioles 5> White Sox 1; Jeff Bal- 1 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 25,1991

____ MANCHESTERHERALD.Thursday, April 25, 1991—11 In Brief North Stars can close out the Blues I Manchester softball wins wild inter conference tilt BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — As GLASTONBURY — Manchester A Legion tryouts are scheduled And the North Stars are playing scared The North Stars were last in league at­ of the series that did not require overtime. easy as the Minnesota North Stars made it Eric Morrow (4), Dan Rasendes (6) and Flasan- in these Norris Division final. The Oilers had tied an NHL record by High (ind Glastonbury High girls’ She struck out three but walked MANCHESTER — Manchester American Legion look against Chicago, the NHL’s bes^ tendance for the fourth straight year but daa and Shano Mattiiason (6). nine. We re scared before each game. playing five consecutive overtime games, softball teams combined for some WP-Rain. LP-Courville. 13- year-old and 14-15 year-old teams will be held this regular-season team, they are making it the playoff surge is filling Met Center and weekend at Moriarty Field. There’s not a lot of talk in the (locker) gaining thousands of new season tickets including two straight double-overtime interesting numbers Wednesday Sue Scianna had a pair of hits for look even easier against the No. 2 St. afternoon. Bolton girls win Pbrtland. Tryouts for the 13-year-old team are Saturday from rooin,” Dave Gagner said. “A lot of guys for 1991-92. Wednesday night, a noisy, wins in this series. Louis Blues. The teams totaled 44 runs __ 4-6 p.m. and Sunday from 2-4 p.m. while tryouts for the realize what s at stake. The organization season-high, standing-room-only crowd Martin Gelinas scored the eventual The North Stars are scoring early (11-2 Manchester won 28-16 — with the second in a row St. Joseph knocks 14- 15 year-old team are Saturday from 2-4 p.m. and Sun­ has been in turmoil for a number of years of 15,326 packed the building to see Min­ game-winner late in the first period and first-period advantage), often (15-6 in sides socking 21 hits, receiving 27 BOLTON — After dropping its day from 10 a.m. to noon. and we want to get rid of that and make nesota win for the 16th time in its last 20 Petr Klima put the game out of reach with three victories), even-strength (three first five games of the season, the off East softball this work.” home games (16-2-2 since Jan. 17). a goal at 1:49 of the third. walks and committing 16 errors, A Any boy attending school in Manchester is eligible to times in the first 8:53 Wednesday) and on eight apiece. Bolton High School girls’ softball MANCHESTER — Generating participate. “It’s amazing what a difference a big Kings captain Wayne Gretzky — wear­ the power play (four times in the second Manchester, which will play its team registered its second straight offense has been the biggest For further information, call Gary Cogan 646-2149 crowd makes,” Gagner said. “Early in the ing a redesigned helmet to protect his in­ period to quell any hope of a St. Louis NHL Playoffs third game in as many days today win of the season Wednesday after­ problem facing the East Catholic (13-year-old team) or Frank Kinel 647-0174 (14-15 comeback). season, you’d score a goal when there jured left ear — had two assists. Gretzky when it entertains Windham, is now noon. High girls’ softball team this season. year-old team.). The question isn’t how the North Stars were only 5,000 here and it felt like only missed most of Monday night’s 4-3 loss Wednesday afternoon at In Wednesday night’s other game, the 25 people saw it. after he was hit in the left ear by a shot 6-1. Despite the win, Indian first- 'The homestanding Bulldogs out­ beat the Blues 8-4 Wednesday night to lasted Rocky Hill, 22-19, in a Robertson Park, the Eagles had only Edberg, Agassi upset victims Edmonton Oilers beat the Los Angeles “We want to please these people and and required stitches. year coach Dan Shea was far from take a 3-1 lead into Friday night’s Game being pleased. Charter Oak Conference affair. Bol­ five hits en route to a 12-4 loss to St. MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) — Magnus Larsson Kings 4-2 to take a 3-1 lead in the we want to please ourselves. We’re scared Gelinas scored with just 37 seconds left 5 at St. Louis. It’s how the North Stars Smythe Division final. “We played terrible,” he said ton, which plays Hiesday at RHAM, Joseph. East remains winless at 0-7 upset top-seeded Stefan Edberg 5-7, 6-3, 7-6 (7-3), and could have possibly finished 37 points be­ to lose.” in the first period to give the Oilers a 3-1 and travels to Flamden today to take In tonight’s games, Pittsburgh hosts bluntly. “If we continue to play like and Rocky Hill are both 2-5. Horst Skoff defeated fourth-seeded Andre Agassi 6-0, Oilers 4, Kings 2: Grant Fuhr made 26 lead. Right winger Anatoli Semenov on Sacred Heart at 3:30 p.m. St. hind the Blues during the regular season. Washington in the Patrick final holding a this, we’ll lose our good season. The Bolton’s Kelley Jordan did a fine 6- 7 (3-7), 6-3 in the second round of the Monte Carlo “Face it: They are obviously the more- saves as Edmonton beat Los Angeles and feathered a perfect pass to his linemate Joseph is 4-4. Open. 3-1 lead and Montreal is at Boston in the moved within one game of clinching the and Gelinas rifled a shot past Kelly problem is we’re playing too many skilled offensive team,” said Brett Hull, Adams with the series tied at 2-2. games and don’t have enough time “Our offense has been really In other second-round matches, second-seededBoris the league’s most skilled goal-scorer Smythe final. The defending Stanley Cup Hrudey. poor,” East coach Jay McConville Becker beat Javier Sanchez 6-7 (3-7), 6-3, 6-3, and fifth- The North Stars have had a tumultuous clwnpions can wrap it up with a victory Charlie Huddy and Joe Murphy also to practice and shore up what we H.S. Roundup during the season. “And we’re not stop­ season. And there’s nothing like a little need to work on.” said. seeded Goran Ivanisevic defeated Jordi Arrese 7-6 (7-4) in Game 5 on Friday night in Los An­ scored for the Oilers, who outshot the ping them. We’re not checking. We’re winning — or a lot of winning — to turn Diana Cavanagh and Crista Car- 7- 6. playing stupid hockey.” geles. Kings 30-28. Larry Robinson and Steve Gl^tonbury had a 14-9 lead after job in relief, allowing only two runs turmoil into triumph. four innings, but Manchester took vahlo had two hits each for East Wednesday night’s game was the first Duchesne scored for the Kings. over the final two frames. Jordan while Mindy Barry and Katie the lead with an eight-run fifth on was the Bulldogs’ designated hitter. Grogan played well in the field. five walks, a single by Cindy Bot- “Jordan really did a nice job for East pitchers issued 13 walks ticello and four errors by the us,” Bolton coach Joe Jankowski compared to only two for St. Joseph. Tomahawks (3-4). said. “After sitting on the bench for Glastonbury starting pitcher Kris­ two hours, she came in and threw East girls’ track SCOREBOARD ten Swain, who pitched the other strikes.” day, came out after three innings Trailing 17-14, Bolton tied the loses a pair complaining of arm trouble. Shea Raglnald PInto/Manchaatar Herald game at 17-all in the bottom of the Softball

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, April 25,1991__13 Crossword t h e NEW BREED BLONOIE by Daan Tfixmg E Stan D rik a HERE'S AUNT SHE MARRIEI7T h e BUT IT ONLY ) by Kng Vm iv m SrnUcMi ALESTA BUAASTEAO WOHUO’S S R E A T E S r l-ASTBt? A FOCUS ACROSS 52 Inter — ; Answer to Pievlom Puzzle CYAABAL PUAVBR FEW MONTHS among A t Prickly others shrub 53 Cog au — 5 Common 55 Female soF ailment diers (abbr.) / Dear Abby 8 Atom 57 Droop 12 Computer 58 High note PEOPLE Dr. Gott term 59 Future 13 — van LL.BS.’ exam Abigail Van Buren Winkle 60 Oodles □ □□ Schoolchildren screamed and their teachers gig­ 14 Hepburn, for 61 Agnus — Peter Cott, M.D. short 62 One and the A gled and took pictures. The reason for all the excite­ 15 Part of a church □ □ □ □ □ ment at Millersville, Md. Elementary School? Ar­ 16 Fish DOWN nold Schwarzenegger. 17 Unsophistic­ □ □ □ Postage too high The body builder turned movie star is the chairman ated person 1 Basketball 18 Makes league □ □ □ ARLO AND JANtS by Jimmy Johnson Topical honey: money VrO:. © of the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and (abbr.) Chemical 20 City In Italy 2 Exaggerat­ 21 40 — Deum Sports. He dropped by Wednesday to encourage stu­ ending CAM YOU 22 Requires ed 41 Comparative © TRYTflWOlJieoWAfrjKMOOlO ,51LLYM6.' 23 — tu. Brute ^ ' •O o ^ jo&T ir's PAiureo for newlyweds dents, teachers and administrators to shape up. 2 4 ------at promotion suffix drycl&am ay 24 Labor org. O M YOUR V /lM D O W Youth fitness “is in terrible shape, and it is the office 3 ------Won­ 43 Biblical JACKETIM bum remedy? 25 Profit mountain »2B — fly derful Life IM RCD,f6M'IMCH L6TrCR6i deteriorating. It’s going downhill at a very rapid 32 Texas city 4 Never 26 Legal-aid 44 Wall VAM HOUR? org. DEAR DR. GOTT: Two years ago I fell against a hot 33 What time? (poet.! 45 Miscellany rate,” Schwarzenegger said. 27 Electrical 35 Volition 5 Looped 46 Lively song wood stove, severely burning my forearm. I immediately unit “By the year 2,000, we should have this whole 36 Distinctive fabric 47 Makes lace 29 — the night poured honey on it with a result of fast healing, no pain air 6 Pot cover 49 Nocturnal ITa ~ nothing of the Ume involved to write and thing turned around and make our children fit again. before 4-25 M l 37 Nodding 7 Overturns birds Isabella Bannerman and no scarring. I’ve also treated skin ulcers this way. Is Christmas fortIJi? newlyweds a small That is my dream. This my wish,” he said. 41 Ours------8 — In 50 Space agey. there something to my bizarre finding? 30 Avoid “Maybe she just neeiJs to go shopping.” no other acceptable way for newlyweds The actor, star of such films as ‘Total Recall” and to reason Cincinnati 51 Confidence why 9 Tug 31 Finnish first game to acknowledge their wedding gifts? DEAR READER: If it works for you, there must be name “Kindergarten Cop,” visited with a fifth-grade physi­ 42 Gaggle to Let ------54 — de 34 — King I think newlyweds should send thank-you notes to something to it — although I must admit it sounds pretty members (Beatles France cal education class and spoke to students and parents Cole 44 Flighty album) 56 Sault — SNAFU by Brue* Boallla at a fitness rally. far out. Bums are uncomfortable because sensitive nerve 38 Become but could not at­ horse 11 Golf pegs Marie endings are damaged; the pain may be worsened by ex­ mellow tend the weddmg. But far too much emphasis is put on He is visiting schools in all 50 states to promote 48 Golf clubs 19 Compass pt. the written thank-you note! ^ physical fimess. posure to air. This is why doctors recommend keeping 39 Steeled In most cases, young couples are struggling to support blisters unbroken; the lymph fluid in a blister protects the r - T" IT 6 SPIDER-MAN by Stan I ■ A California company is suing Zsa Zsa Gabor, r T- W TT teemselves, set up housekeeping, pay rent and utiUdes, sensitive tissue beneath until healing has had a chance to NO FROM A KfPPie cartoon claiimng she reneged on a deal to take part iii 13 n r YOUHAPeeSN' and many — such as ourselves —- are still in college tourists fantasy ’ vacations because she had recently get started. 14 SNPW CAN SCARS MS! MY p m / L YiARNSOf I suppose that a coating of honey might similarly insu­ May I suggest the following opdons to the written undergone plastic surgery. -li) i w 17 SHOT HIT thank-you note: The $1.1 million lawsuit filed Tbesday by Hol­ late a burned area. Furthermore, the high content of sugar MS! L A pereonal telephone call to say thank you for the lywood Fantasy Corp. claims Miss Gabor had agreed in honey could, I imagine, prevent bacterial growth, iS . _ Th« A8K>clal»d Pr»»8 thereby protecting a wound or bum from infection. for a few minutes to act with tourists in San Antonio, Texas, as part of a JUST A BUTLER — When he was mayor on the telephone would suit me just fine. fantasy vacation experience. She was to be paid As you might have guessed, my conjectures about 2. A warm hug and sincere thanks at the next family $10,000 plus expenses. of New York, doors opened for Ed Koch all your sticky problem have no sound scientific basis. But w church or social gathering would mean much more to me The lawsuit, filed in District Court, claims she can­ over the city. But private life finds him as I’m trying. I^r all I know, topical honey may be standard 32 33 than an expensive, written thank-you note. celed the appearances, scheduled for May 2-4, be­ doorman at his luxury apartment building therapy for bums and skin ulcers in primitive cultures; to Thanks for listening. my knowledge, it isn’t in ours. cause she recently had plastic surgery and “didn’t due to a handyman’s strike effecting 2,800 3!) 33 want anyone except her personal employees to know A recently published book, “Native Harvests” by Bar­ d e a r s a l t l a k e city: ‘2: about it.” buildings in the city. rie Kavasch (Vintage paperback), describes recipes and 3? ifiSie md sincere thanks at a chance meedng at the next farni- Hollywood Fantasy said it had to cancel the event botanicals of the American Indian. In particular, the sec­ PET ly, social or church gathering is not a fitting substitute for and refund money to those who signed up. tion on wild medicines is interesting. Numerous Indian EEK AND MEEK by Howls Schnstdsr a written thank-you note. tribes used clovers, comfrey, valerian and yarrow in Miss Gabor’s publicist, Phil Paladino, called the AADAJIOUE NJO 1 HAD DEAR ABBY: When my son was an intern at a Geor­ lawsuit “unnecessary and ridiculous.” Night Long,” and “Endless Love,” a duet with Diana soothing salves to treat bums. I do not know whether ikJE. AGREED TO (SA jIE WHAT SHE GOT (G Ross. S2 r? r ■5T ^AXXHER B/S (pUARREL gia hospital. he was offered $25 for a vial of spenn. Under the contract. Miss Gabor could withdraw if honey made from the flowers of these plants might con­ e a c h o t h e r a l o t PRlVyACV .BUT WHAT I CAST faGHT... iHCRE SPACE LATELY, He said: “No way! I don’t want a flock of children she was offered a “significant” acting job during the tain medicinal remedies, but such a possibility exists. S7 RT RT ^ T IS LO fJEU fjESS r ^ m g around the state of Georgia. One of my own same period and informed the company by April 15. "^^yor, doors opened I’d welcome comments from other readers about the She had doubts about parenthood right B ( J T ( T ^ fJOT LUCRWAJG.. for Ed Koch all over the city. IM) rs r chil^en might grow up and fall in love with a half- She will be working on a film called “Queen of use of honey for bums. In our society, the most ap­ R y from the very start. brother or -sister!” But private life means sometimes having to onen Justice” in early May and met the cancellation dead­ them yourself. propriate treatment for bums is the immediate applica­ J I believe my son made a very intelligent decision, line, Paladino said. tion of cold compresses, followed by medical attention if don t you? Hollywood Fantasy co-owner Leonard Saffir The ex-mayor signed up for part-time duty as needed. d o o i ^ at his luxury Greenwich Village apartment stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-Word” I THAT SCRAIMBLEO WORD GAME — CONYERS, GA., MOTHER called the explanation “a sham.” DEAR DR. GOTT; Please discuss fifth disease in by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee DEAR MOTHER: Yes. That’s the reason I believe “The movie that she describes, it’s not been funded s S * " ^ ’ ® handyman’s your colunm. at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 134 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones._____ Unscramble these lour Jumbles, that d o tted sperm to be used for ardficial inseminadon yet. There’s no start date,” he said. DEAR READER: Fifth disease (erythema infec- one letter to each square, to form But (sob) should be distributed in distant states — far from the ■ Grammy-winning singer Lionel Richie and his h er?^ ^ I?” he told fellow tenants. “I live tiosum) is a mild, acute illness in children, caused by four ordinary words. they never donors. counted me I r j Z .r wife of 16 years, Linda, will divorce, the musician’s human parvovims B19. It is marked by fever, malaise WINTHRtSP by Dick Cavalii But another of the building’s well-known tenants OCTIX publicist says. won t be signing up. and a blotchy red rash on the cheeks (“slapped face” ap­ “ Our decision is very painful for us, but we both pearance), arms, legs and trunk. The disease lasts about a WHAT DID THEY SEI2VE “I don’t have the time,” said former Con­ s CHK2KEN NCODl_E MOUSSE, To get Abby’s booklet “How to Write Letters for All wish to find happiness in the years ahead,” Richie week and requires no treatment. It causes no health con­ Vf™ V FDR SCHOOL LUNCH TODAY z- HUacLEBERRV PI2LZA AND Occasions,” send a long, business-size, self-addressed gresswoman Bella Abzug. “And I don’t want to take CELEBRITY CIPHER Cm A ^M mwow said in a statement released by his publicist, Lee Sol- over people s jobs as a matter of principle.” sequences, except in pregnant women, where it may lead Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous ^ LEMON RIND STEW. y envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in ters, on Wednesday. to miscarriages. peopte. past and present Each letter in the cipher stands lor OUSIP T Some 15,(X)0 to 20,(X)0 porters, elevator operators another Today 's doe G equals Z Canada) to: Dear Abby. Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447 The couple has one child, 9-year-old Nicole. F i ^ disease is so named because, at one time, it was Mount Morris, 111. 61054. (Postage is included.) 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32 APARTMENTS FO |t A Newspaper in Education Program T H E Q U IZ Sponsored by RENT The Manchester Herald MANCHESTER-Fur- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 nished 3 Raom (10 point! for tach qutition apartment. 2nd Floor. WORLDSCOPE amwtrtd correctly) SpecioIls^DtfW! * V A Heat. Private NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOlIiea POB ftAiJtt entrances. No pets 21 HOMES FOR SALE Security. References. As a condition precedent 643-4860. After 12:00. to the placement of any BEAT-The Pricel New MANCHESTER-lmmacu- THE-Price is right. ELEGANCE-Personified. rnodel homel Excep­ MOVE UP-Special LA W N CARE PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ advertising in the late original owner 9 Renovated 2 bedroom Exquisite Waranoke tionally decorated, room U&R built Gar­ ranch. New furnace, financingl Society’s MANCHESTER-2 PAPERING REMODELING PLUMBING Manchester Herald, Ad­ Rd. home with a view of Bedroom, applianced PERSONALIZED LAWN vertiser hereby agrees PERFECT washer/dryer hook-up, rison Colonial wih 4 kitchen, bathroom and the Hartford skyline. tailoring mortgages to porch. Sellers will con­ bedrooms. First floor more. Cozy fireplace help you quali^r for and kitchen, wall to wall CARE & LANDSCAPING WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. KrrCHEN & BATH REMODELING Installation and I A to protect, indemnify Large fireplaced living sider providing new afford the home of your carpeting. $625/month. We are fully experienced. Insured Quality work at a VisK our beautiful showroom or call lor ofOil,Gas&l den with fireplace, for­ and sunny breakfast room opens to an- all and licensed lor commercial and and hold harmless the FOR Security deposit, 1 year reasonable pricel your free estimate. refrigerator and stove. mal dining room, nook. New listing-will dreamsi S p e c ia l residential work. ■Water Heaters Manchester Herald, its glass sun-room. lease. 646-4525. Interior & Exterior HERITAGE Dishweasher included. enclosed sun porch, sell fast-Call todayl Gleaming hardwood program for a limited Please call for ■Warm Air Furnaces officers and employees Free Estimates KITCHEN & BATH CENTER against any ana all Lebanon, $111,300. lower level family room Coventry, $90,000. floors throughout. Im­ time onlyl Coventry, free and honest estimates ■Boiers MOMS! Erin Marvel, Dir: Rt 87 PUBLISHER'S $ 2 3 6 ,8 7 5 . Phil 254 Broad Street liability, loss or ex­ with 2nd fireplace, 2-1/2 Karen Green. Philips pressive center, MANCHESTER-2 Family. 870-8450 Call Brian Weigle Manchester Wilson Oil Company past intersection of Rt baths, hardwood floors Blazawski. Dir: Rt 44 to pense including We’re looking for ^ Real Estate, 742-1450. stairway, European NOTICE: 2 bedroom . Range, 645- 8912 649-5400 6458383 a mature, reliable 207 to Diane Dr. on Lt. and much more. Asking . kitchen, first floor family Rt 31S, Lt on R ip l^ -refrigerator, washer and attorneys] fees, arising P h il^^R e a l Estate, 742- $219,000. U&R Realty, Hill, Rt on Cooper, Rt from claims of unfair room and much morel EQUAL dryer. No pets. YARDMASTERS receptionist with 643-2692. THREE-Family in nice on Brenda. Philips Real MARTY MAnSSON CUSTOM QUALITY NO JOB TOO SMALL trade practices, infring- condition I First and $399,000. "We’re Sell­ Security. $575 plus Spring Clean-Up experience answer­ F F Estate, 742-1450. One slop improvements. Instant Service/Free Estimates ment of trademarks, second floors have 2 ing Houses I" Blanchard HOUSING utilities. 646-7336 or Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut. Painting Interior/Exterior ing phones, using F______Framing to Painting. Bath/Kitchen Remodeling trade names or patents, BOLTON-8 Room MANCHESTER-4 bedrooms, and dining &Rossetto, 646-2482. 1) This is a p h o to g ra p h b y W Iliiam Snyder o f th e Dolios 643-5372. Yards, gutters, garages Wallpapering OPPORTUNITY Licensed & Insured. One Call Does It All violation of rights of the Multi-Mate Colonial. 2400 Square Bedrooms, formal room. Third floor has 2 N E W -3 Bedroom Morning News. It Is one of several showing III and orphaned cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ MANCHESTER-Main St. 30 Years Experience B.B.B. Member 30 Years Experience privacy and infringe­ word processing Feet. 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 dining room. Family bedrooms and small ENERGY-Efficient. Split All Real Estate adver­ Ranches and Capes, children IMng In horrible conditions In the East European 1,2, and 3 Room apart­ ances Removed. Carpentry, References, Insured Call Dave Adamick lor a free quote. M&M Plumbing & Heating ment of copyright and program, and han­ Baths, 1.5 Acre. All room, porch, spacious "sitting’' room. Enclosed level ranch-type radiat­ FHA or VA-NO Money nation of ..?... The photos won the 1991 Pulitzer Prize In ments for rent. Call 529- Hauling, Backhoe Work. Appliances. Owner. tised In this newspa­ 649-4431 649-2871 proprietary rights, unfair dling various office yard, $130’s. Ron front and rear porches. ing comfy, charm, cozy down. Vinyl siding, no­ Feature Photography. 7858 or 563-4438. Any Job Considered. 6 4 5 -6 5 2 3 competition and libel Reduced, $233,900 Fournier, 649-3087. Separate systems. 3 per is subject to the w ax floors, full responsibilities. If 643-2954. RE/MAX East of the Federal Fair Housing basements. Coventry MANCHESTER-May 1st. and slander, which may Washer and dryer woodwork, hardwood 2) In a major policy shift, Africa’s Call 643-9996 G .L McHUGH PAINTING result from the publica­ you have these River, 647-1419. hook-ups in basement. floors, foyer, study. A c t o f 1968 w hich a nd area towns, most populous notion, re­ MATCHWORDS Nice 3 Bedroom RICK'S HANDYMAN LOCATION-Location- apartment. Appliances, Interior/Exterior Painting tion of any advertise­ qualifications and F Second and third floor- Available immediately. $108,875-up. Phil cently sold It was considering CARPENTRY SERVICE ROOFING/ location. Borders on makes it illegal to a (2 pointe for each correct match) laundry, wall to wall. FRENCH'S LAWN A TREE SERVICE Wallpapering - Paper removal ment in the Manchester are interested in golf course. New exterior sided. Make Manchester, $139,900. Blazawski, Philips Real it now acctpling mowing aocountt Decks, Additions, Remodeling. MANCHESTER-3 advertise "any prefer­ move to lift sanctions against South Convenient location. Ceilings repaired and replaced SIDING Herald by advertiser, in­ carpeting, new Bedrooms, 1 bath, 2 your appointment to Dawn Sutherland. Estate, 742-1450. 1— authorize o—priority for thit lawn taaton. Repairs. Sheetrock woridng M-F, 9-2:30 ence, limitation or dis­ A frica. $650. 646-4144 or 643- • Lawn Cut & Trim Serving Home Owners East o l the w Also Cleaning & Hauling cluding advertisements bathroom, 2 car garage, see toaayl Asking, Philips Real Estate, F in a pleasant, lav. Charming Colonial. 2— emphasis b -ju d g e 0909. • Formal Hedge Trimming River Since 1975 Senior Citizen discount LIONEL COTE in any free distribution huge rec room, wrap Call Ron or Rich, R B $207,900. Strano Real 742-1450. crimination based on 3) Education Secretary ..?.. has • Trees & Shrubs Ranted Insured ** References OUTSTANDING-View, 3 Call today for your estimate publications published non-smoking of­ around deck. 3 MAX East of the River, Estate, 647-7653. F______race, color, religion story cedar delayed reauthorizing a major 3— diversity c—episode MANCHESTER-May 1st. • Pruning • Spot Seedirra • Fertilizer 646-1948 ROOFING & SIDING by the Manchester fice in downtown F Clean 2 bedroom. • Vegetable Gardens Hoto-Tilled ______643-9321______•30 Years Experience Bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths. 647-1419. GREAT-Price, Great sex, handicap, family Contemporary. Sited on accrediting association because 4— evaluate d—approve A t m Writtofi Eollrmtoo Herald. A beautiful buy! F Appliances, wall to wall Lonw r Ratm tor Soniora Manchester, please TIME-To Tee offi H o m e . 3 B e d ro o m status, or national ori­ 1.35 acres. Security of doubts about Its new emphasis 5— Incident e—a mixture 845-1312 •Fully Insured Coventry, $128,899. $149,900. Golf lovers system, dock. 3 and more. Convenient Let A Specialist •License # 506737 1 LOST and FOUND call 649-3937 for MANCHESTER- Ranch on Constance gin, or any intention to on cultural diversity In evaluating TDM PAINTING & Do Itl Phil Blazawski, Philips dreami Surround your­ Dr. New furnace and Bedrooms, 3 baths, bal- location. $550. 646- an appointment. ^ Real Estate, 742-1450. $169,000. roomy, make any such pref­ colleges and universities. PEOPLE/5PORTS 4144 or 643-0909. Spring aaanup, Dethatching, WALLCOVERING 646-9564 LOST-Black cat, small charming, immaculate, self with a golf course in baseboards. All new cony and dock. erence, limitation or (5 points for each correct anawer) Lawn Mowing, Edging, Hedge white patch over leg. convenient. RE/MAX th is 3 b e d ro o m energy efficient Coventry, $299,975. 4) News reports soy that the first ROCKVILLE-Nice 3 room Complete interior & exterior HOME Waddell School area. G ra p h ic s LOVELY-Contemporary East of the River, 647- Townhouse with master windows, new bath and discrimination.” Frank Champ, Philips weekend of speorfi^lng by Chlf>- 1) Unsurprisingly, the best-sellnig apartment in nice area. Trimming, Light Trucking, Etc. suite, 2 full baths, 2 half Real Estate, 742-1450. Professional Equipment wallpapering IMPROVEMENT 647-9649 after 6pm. Split. Glastonbury, 1419. much morel Must sell. This newspcper will not pewo Indians In northern (CHOOSE b oo k In A m erica Is "N a ncy Re- No pets. Security a n d m o r e ! $249,900. Lots of F baths, central air, Reduced-$129,900. F required. Rent, $415. Dependable 646- 1894 AIR LOST-Gray white central vac, finished knowingly accept any ONE; Wisconsin, Michigan) appar­ agon; The Unauthorized Bi^ro- LA . HOME IMPROVEMENT privacy in this 3 "We’Re Selling Houses, Call 646-1060,______Fully Insured Free Estimates PURIFICATION neutered male cat. bedroom Contemporary MANCHESTER-Nooks, basement with family 646- 2482. advertising for Real ently passed without Irrcldents of phy," by ..?.. — who also wrote Ray Hardy 646-7973 Specializing In; Semi-long hair. SPRING-Has sprung! Spacious 1-bedroom GET PAID-For taking located on a pic­ crannies, fireplaces, room and office. Pool, F Estate which is in vio­ violence. unauthorized bios of Frank Slnotro Interior • Exterior Resloralions ELIMINATE THOSE ODORS Wetherall St. area. 646- easy snapshotsi No spotless, trees, quiet. Spring has arrived nice apartment. Recently turesque street. tennis and par stroke to lation of the law. Our and early and it’s and Elizabeth Taylor. BOB - JOBIN Interior • Exterior Painling From Your Home, Car, Offices 7740. experience. $900.00 RE/MAX East of the HANDSOME-7 Room 5) House Majority leader ..?.. of remodeled. Central • Tobacco Smoka Cathedral ceilings in any greeni Owner everyones favorite time SPRING CLEAN UP Bathroom S Kitchen Remodeling per 100. Call 1-900- River, 647-1419. anxious. Make an offer Contemporary on Volpi readers are hereby Missouri recently announced that 2) After months of controversy location. $495. Includes PAINTING, INC. • Cooking Residua LOST-Morris look alike, 3 living and dining room, of the year to make a Framing Decks - Sheds - Garages • ChemicaJ 8 Paint Fumes 230-3636 ($0.99/min) F______todayl Anne Miller Real Rd. 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 informed that all dwelF he would not be seeking the regarding Its costing of a white heat. Call 649-4934. This is my lull time business. year old orange calico, large family room with move! Be sure to see Yards, Gutters, Etc. A C all and ask about our spring • Musty Odors ** Mold and Mildew or write: PASE-849B, Estate, 647-8000. baths, 2250 square ings advertised in this Democratic Party's nomination for actor In on Aslan role, the much- CEILINGS SPRAY Revttalla your IndoorenvIronmtnL brown eyes. St. John’s brick fireplace, patio YOU-Time it perfectlyl So this nifty 5 room Ranch specials St. area. 645-8238. 161 S. Lincolnway, N. and oarden area in nice reap the rewards, F feet, full basement, newspaper are avail­ President In 1992. bollyhooed musical ..?.. finally 33 CONDOMINIUMS TEXTURED JAMES PLOURDE & ASSOCIATES Aurora, IL 60542. oversize 3 car garage. on Green Rd. in Inexpensive Rates (with much paint added) Fully Insured Free Estimates 647-8067 wooded yard. D.W. Fish financing that’s tailor able on an equal op­ Manchester. 3 opened on Broadway lost week to FOR RENT Built in 1987. Excellent CEILING CONVENTIONAL 645-1439 INSURANCE AGENT- Real Estate, 643-1591 made to help you UNCOVERED BEAUTY- p ortun ity basis. To Bedrooms. 1.5 baths, NEWSNAME generally favorable reviews. 643-5133 or 871-1400. qualify regardless of value. Priced right at MANCHESTER-2 PAINTING Licensed. Part time Manchester, $122,900. $214,9001 Jackson & fireplace, hardwood INTERIOR PAINTING work at local agency in F______your circumstances. complain of discrimi­ ( is point! for correct am wer or anew eni 3) Nick Faldo foiled to win his third Bedroom, 1-1/2 baths. 2 PERSONALS This 6 room Capo Jackson Real Estate, floors, rec room, nice Walls, Trim. Etc. Special rate and term nation call: straight Masters golf tournament. End unit. Carport. $700/ • FERTILIZING Let A Specialist BOOKKEEPING/ Coventry. Ideal for LOVELY-Custom built needs a special buyer 647- 8400. deep yard for garden The organiza­ FULLY INSURED - QUALUY - "DO IT" mother. Flexible hours. combos. No points. Instead, Ion Woosnom of (CHOOSE Month. Security. No • LIMING Do It! INCOME TAX home in quiet rural set­ to enjoy the older home HUD toll-free at: lovers! Can’t beat the tion 1 head pets. Available June • MOWING NEAT - ON SCHEDULE - FAMILY " n Girls live! One on Onel Call George Kierstead Storrs, $156,875. Phil charm including french value at $129,900. ONE: Scotland, Woles) edged Jose ting in Manchester, Blazawski, Dir: RT 44 to 1-800-424-8590 recently sent 1st. Call 875-2456. It’s that time of the year againi OPERATED Call Now-1-900-990- Insurance Agency at $174,900. Dir: East doors, natural IF THE SHOE FITS- Jackson & Jackson Marla Olozabal and Tom Watson Joseph P. Demeo, Jr. O Z3 Cedar Swamp Rd., Hoping to buy your first p e a c e k e e p ­ KEN'S LAWN SERVICE 649-9027 0969, $2.50 per minute- 742-8064 for an Middle Tpke (Rte 6&44) woodwork, hardwood Real Estate, 647-8400. on the final hole. MASONRY Certified Public Accountant 3 3 r - house on Rt. Philips ing troops to 649-8045 Small business accounting and tax 10 minute/minimum. appointment. left on Greenwood, right floors and lovely formal home and having a dif­ 34 HOMES FOR RENT Real Estate, 742-1450. ficult time qualifying? WHAT-A pricel Unusually take up posi­ 4) The com eback of Mark Spitz lost K & R MASONRY servioee. C corporations, S Single Girls In 'V'our Arealll LANDSCAPE-And Lawn on Indian. House on dining room. D.W. Fish nice comfort plus 643-0747 corporations. Partnerships. Financial F This tidy 5-plus Cape some ground when Spitz lost badly ANDOVER-Small 1- Bricrk. stone c o n cre te p o tlo ! & statement audits, reviews, compilations. corner of Indian and Real Estate, 643-1591 tions along crtmney repdr. 1-900-820-3355 Maintenance Person. on Brewer St. in East cheery fireplace. bedroom house. Excel­ Accounting write-up and payroll tax or 871-1400. 22 CONDOMINIUMS the Iroq-Ku- to Tom Joger In on exhibition race. MISCELLANEOUS f5 yo