ZO - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mondiiy, Aug. 20, 1984 BUSINESS Hurricane spins away Two boards In Bolton Atlantic City New law limits Investment credit from military outpost seek better relations had town entry Businessman loses out on car depreciation page 4 ... page 9 ... page 11

One prospect that appears a certainty in an era of do with your present car than selling it and buying Suppose Rachel Green uses her $4,000 computer 40 economic uncertainties is that the next Congress and another. percent of the time for business, 35 percent of the time the Congress after that — and on and on — will waste Example: Stephens bought a car in 1983 at a cost of for analyzing her investments and lets her kids use it horrendous amounts of time amending the tax law Your $30,000 that he uses 100 percent for business. He sells for the rest of the time for video games. She gets no this Congress put on the books in July, The new law is the car in July 1984 and buys a new one for $40,000. investment credit or fast depreciation. Clear tonight; Manchester, Conn. so geared to special interests that in many phases the Money's Result: He gets no depreciation deduction in his old Green's direct business use misses the 50 percent sunny Wednesday Tuesday, Aug. 21. 1984 general interest is utterly overlooked. It's so complex car for '84 (depreciation isn't allowed in the year of mark and her annual write-off is a puny $250. Had she that it becomes meaningless in other sections. It's a Worth sale). And his depreciation deduction on his new car is used the computer entirely for business, she could — see page 2 Single copy: 25C monstrosity in an area where "monstrosity” has a Sylvia Porter limited to $4,000 for '84, the first year of ownership. claim an immediate $4,000 deduction. significance all its own. 'Diat's a mere $4,000 write-off on a $40,000 car. iianrijpatpr Mprali) Suppose, though, that instead of buying his own For instance, the '84 law puts dollar limits on the Stephens' move: Stick with his 1983 car. New result: computer, Daniel 'Ward's company buys the compur investment credit and annual depreciation deduction He continues to write off the full cost of his car over ter and lets Ward use it at home. He uses it only 40 for cars — even if you use your car 100 percent for three years, giving him a 1984 depreciation deduction percent of the time for business. His company treats business. No matter how much you use your car for limited to $1,000 and your depreciation deductions over the first three years cannot exceed $16,000. Total of $11,058. That's more than twice what he would get the value of the personal use of the computer as business, your investment credit cannot exceed $1,000 with a new $40,000 car. — and that's true even if the car costs $16,000, $20,000 three-year tax savings in the 50 percent bracket: compensation and includes it on Ward's W-2 Form. or $40,000. And no matter what your use or cost, your $9,000. The tough new rules for cars also apply to other But caution: The more-than-50-percent business-use Eighth District You can write off another $6,000 in the fourth year assets: planes, boats, trucks, personal computers. test must be met every year you use the computer. G O P WOOS depreciation write-off cannot exceed $4,000 the first year and $6,000 in each year after that, according to and the remaining cost in the fifth. You do get the full What's at stake is that key tax breaks are lost if you The first year it isn’t met, you flunk the test. And your Prentice-Hall. write-off but you must wait longer. don't use the computer, say, more than 50 percent for deductions in succeeding years are lost as well. (**> But the extra investment credit is lost forever. And business. If you use your computer for business 50 You must keep a contemporaneous diary that shows to consider Say you pay $24,000 for a new car and use it 100 if you use your car for personal as well as business percent or less of the time, you recover the you use the computer more than 50 percent of the time percent for business. Before the new law, you claimed reasons, your deductions may be a lot less. If you use depreciable part of its cost over 12 instead of five for business. dissident an investment credit equal to 6 percent of your cost this car 60 percent for business, your investment years. TAX TIP 1: Use your computer to keep track of your ($1,440). And you wrote off your full cost (less one half credit cannot exceed $600. What is business use? Tricky rules! If you, an business use. That’s a business use in and of itself. hew firehouse of your investment credit) over three years. If you NEW STRATEGY: These dollar limits apply only to employee, use your own computer at home for TAX T IP 2: As with cars, if you find you’re falling were in the 50 percent tax bracket, your total savings cars placed in service after June 18,1984. The law does business, it counts toward the more-than-50-percent behind as year-end nears, use your computer ONLY Bv Kathy Garmus over three years came to $13,080. not affect the car you are currently using if it was test only if your employer specifically requires your for business. There are big tax dollars at stake here. Herald Reporter D em ocrats Under the new law, your investment credit is acquired before then. You thus would be wiser making home use. Meet that more-than-50-percent test! The Eighth Utilities District is ‘ 'back to square one’ ’ By Laurence McQuillan in its efforts to provide volunteer fire protection from United Press International ■ the town-owned Buckland firehouse, district Presi­ dent Walter Joyner said today. DALLAS — The Republicans, enlisting women and Town officials have finally rejected district offers to minorities to usher in their national convention, are State looks for extension either buy the station or lease a part of it, Joyner appealing to millions of mainstream Democrats reported to the district directors at a meeting Monday "abandoned by their national leadership” to seek night. refuge In "our home.” Joyner said discussions with Mayor Barbara B. Wrapping their 33rd party conclave in the patriotic of urban enterprise zones Weinberg and town General Manager Robert B. Weiss spirit of the American flag and the national pride of on leasing part of the station on North Main Street Olympic success, the Republicans hailed President By Mark A. Dupuis enterprise zones were seen as an of the economic development have reached an impasse. Reagan and blasted Walter Mondale in opening a O United Press International experiment and his agency in the department’s top priorities. "They both concur that any mutual sharing of the convention they hope will further expand the lopsided next few months will be reviewing He said most of the investments Buckland fire station with the Eighth District is out of lead the incum- ...... HARTFORD — State officials the enterprise zone program for in the enterprise zones so far were the question,” he said. “ So we're back to square one bent has in opin­ say Connecticut's urban enter­ possible changes and expansion. made by commercial and retail on the deal.” I • ion polls. Related stories prise zone program has proven David Driver, director of mar­ firms, but the zones appear to be “ We tried everything we could with the town,” T h e 2,235 on page 5 successful and are thinking about keting for the economic develop­ "getting off the ground” to lure Eighth District director and former president Gordon delegates today expanding the pioneering effort to ment department, said the agency more industrial firms. Lassow said today. " It ’s a shame the town isn’t more give formal ap- bring economic vitality to inner- had opposed bills in this year's The zones also have lured "fairly amicable to at least discussing it.” proval to a conservative-crafted party platform that city areas. 4 Legislature to expand the enter­ substantial” investments for con­ Joyner said the town's refusal to sell or lease the offers a continuation of Reagan administration The state’s first six enterprise prise zone program. struction or renovation of housing station means the district will probably again policies adhered to during his first term. zones were designated in October Driver said the agency opposed within the urban areas. Driver consider purchasing land in the area and building a Tonight, during a nationally televised session, the 1982 and in the months since have the bills because it didn’t think the said. new station. party faithful will listen to an address by Gerald Ford taken off to the point where the program had reached the point Companies that invest in enter­ " I think if we’re going to service the Buckland area, — the last GOP president and a once bitter Reagan program is now hailed as a where it could be adequately prise zones receive credits on their that would probably be the answer,” he said. rival — as Republican harmony is carried into national model. reviewed. He said officials now state taxes and local property However, Joyner said it would be difficult to find America’s living rooms. The enterprise zone legislation believed it had reached the point taxes for investments and hiring land that was both easily accessible to Interstate 86 Throughout the initial night’s session, speaker after adopted by the Legislature estab­ for review. and training workers from inner- and close to enough homes so that staffing the station speaker hammered away at the Democrats and tried lished the first six zones and made Driver said the economic evelop- city areas. Special low-interest would not be a problem. The Buckland station is in a to lure rival party voters. The evening featured three avaiiable tax incentives to busi­ ment department expects to have a loans and job grants also hre prime location because it is near highway inter­ women speakers as the party sought to close the nesses that expand or relocate in recommendation for Gov. William changes; he said. so-called gender gap. A available for expansion or relocat­ the zones. A. O’Neill before next year’s ing in an enterprise zone. The district fire department often is called upon to "To those millions of Democrats abandoned by So far, the state Department of budget is developed on whether to Aside from possibly expanding respond to accidents on the highway, Joyner said. The their national leadership in San Francisco ... we U PI photo Economic Development says busi­ expand the enterprise zone pro­ the program, state officials also ; town responds to only a few calls each month from its Republicans here in Dallas say — ‘We welcome you to nesses have invested $92 million in gram or keep it intact. are hoping for approval of federal - Buckland station, he said. our home,'” said Katherine Ortega, the U.S. Jordan Kobritz, general manager of the Bailpark in Old Orchard Beach, Maine, the zones established in Bridge­ If the program is expanded, legislation that would create 75 ' The town rejected a district offer in June to treasurer, who became the first Hispanic woman ever Triple A baseball team, the Maine before the opening of the season. port, Hartford, New Britain, New there apparently would be a enteprise zones over a three-year purchase the station for $350,000. Mrs. Weinberg said to deliver the keynote speech of a major political Guides, stands at center field in The Haven, New London and Norwalk, demand for additional zones. A period, providing federal tax in­ at the time that the station serves a critical need by convention. The investments have resulted dozen communities met eligibility centives to investors. providing fire protection for East Catholic High "Join us now; join us in November,” she declared, in creation or retention of about standards in 1982 for the six zones The federal legislation has yet to School, Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Techni­ while branding Democrats as "the party of doom 6,000 jobs, about 40 percent of them allowed under the initial come to a vote in the U.S. House, cal School and the Bryan Farms subdivision. sayers — the party of demagogues who look to new positions, according to figures legislation. although it has passed the U.S. John C. Rivosa, chief of the town Fire Department, America's future with fear, not hope." u compiled by the state development Connecticut was the first state to Senate twice. said today that despite a 1978 state Supreme Court The evening's most enthusiastic welcome went to a Maine man brings basebaii agency. ruling that gave the district fire department the right establish enterprise zones. More Joseph R. Lupica, special assist­ registered Democrat. Jeane Kirkpatrick, the ambas­ “ We have been very pleased than 20 other states have followed ant to U.S. Housing and Urban to provide fire protection in the area surrounding the sador to the U.N. and the stern talking apostle of the with the response in all six suit and Congress also is consider­ Development Secretary Samuel R. Buckland station, 70 percent of the structures within right, linked Mondale to Jimmy Carter and the communities,” Economic Devel­ ing enterprise zone legislation on a Pierce Jr., made a pitch for the town’s original coverage area in that vicinity are Iranian hostage crisis — which she called “ the most with foiksy touch to peopie opment Commissioner John J. federal level. approval of the federal bill while in still within town jurisdiction. humiliating episode In our national history.” Carson said after touring the Driver said the^ enterprise zone New Britain last week to tour the ■ “ The need is there,” he said. “ We have those areas " I am grateful you should invite me, a life-long G enterprise zone in New Britain last program is “ one of the centerpie­ state-fostered enterprise zone. and we’re committed to serve them.” Democrat,” she said, in a variation on the Bv Steven W. Svre He said he did not know exactly how many calls the been run as a hobby, a practice quality on the field. If you lose week with local and federal ces” of the state’s efforts to bring Lupica agreed with Carson and convention's theme. “ On the other hand, I realize you United Press International officials. Buckland station averages each month. that eventually took its toll. He and (games), people have to feel jobs and economic investments to others that the Connecticut pro­ are inviting many life-long Democrats to join our his partners have no such Carson said the initial six urban areas, which he listed as one Rivosa said he doubted that leasing a portion of the common cause.” OLD ORCHARD BEACH. Maine they've been at something worth­ gram is proving successful. inclination. while.” he said. station to the Eighth Utilities District Fire Depart­ Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret — More than an hour before the ment would work. “ A lot of minor league teams are Offering a kind of folksy hardball Heckler — the third member of the GOP’s female blitz laine Guides take the field, the “ I think you have to be realikic,” he said. operated as a hobby or owned by a seems to be the best formula for UPI photo — verbally roasted Mondale for declaring taxes must bedrock baseball fans are arriving community as a community ser­ The town and district have been at loggerheads for a be raised in order to close the federal deficit gap. in small groups at the new success: Make it easy and make it vice ... I'm convinced those that fun. Automobile industry faces number of years over issues ranging from sewer rates Jean Palermo, delegate to the Republi­ convention floor “ There are none so blind as will not see; there are ballpark, wearing dark blue team to fire protection. in Dallas Monday, want to be can be operated for a Kids hang over the baseline none so deaf as will not hear; and there are none so hats and shirts. " I don’t think it’s feasible to have a shared use,” can National Convention, from Linden, More convention stories and photos. profit,” he said. railings before the game, trying to wrong as Walter Mondale ... who will not learn,” she By game time, the stands are Mayor Weinberg said. N. J., shows off her elephant hat on the page 5. The Guides need to attract 2,400 get the attention of players for an declared. filled with people in short sleeve people a game — mostly those The main obstacle to sharing the station would be shirts and sweaters over an arm, autograph or maybe even talk him tightrope to recovery road physical barriers such as adding more bays for fire die-hards with the team hats — to into tossing an extra ball into the knowing the pleasant sunshine will break even, and the carloads of trucks and creating additional office space, she said. give way to a chilly Maine evening stands. The relaxed atmosphere is Waiting on political Impact families looking for affordable encouraged by the team. By MIchellne Maynard business. But it said mass produc­ “ Never mind if you had both engine companies long before the seventh inning may not be possible to put large pulling out at the same time,” she said. entertainment will provide the The Ballpark is also an easy United Press International tion of a large number of models is stretch. profit, he believes. parts of the Japanese system into Joyner said he thought such an arrangement could drive and the prices are moderate, not the only way to survive. practice here because of cultural The game against the Paw­ Finding a way to consistently DETROIT — The nation's auto work if both departments were committed to making tucket, R.I., Red Sox is the first $4 or $5 for a ticket and a buck to industry faces a bright future, but Firms like General Motors Corp. and industrial differences. Mondale camp backs Ferraro’s integrity deliver the entertainment is a it work. park the car. Then there are the and Ford Motor Co. will continue to Instead of simply copying Ja­ sellout since the Guides' April problem for minor league teams. both companies and their unions concessions, which the Guides build cars on their own, particu­ pan, the MIT study recommended inaugural in the minor leagues' Each is associated with a major first must walk a “ long tightrope” operate themselves. larly large models which are not a reform strategy "based on NORTH OAKS, Minn. (UPI) — in back taxes, Johnson said: weekend, remained at home with Although Johnson repeatedly said he AAA circuit. There are 5,203 people league club that decides if a player from which either party could fall Souvenirs and food (the an­ built in other nations. More deals Democratic presidential candidate “ I expect the average guy would advisers Monday in nearby North does not believe the couple did anything in the stands. will move up to the majors, down a if they do not cooperate. enhanced cooperation and partici­ nouncer gives fans a full rundown will spring up like the GM-Toyota Walter Mondale's camp hopes the react by saying 'here is a businessman Oaks, Minn Johnson described Mon­ wrong, he avoided questions on The Maine Guides are a creation notch or stay with the team. This conclusion was drawn from pation, because this approach Olmstead serves of the menu) make up a big chunk joint venture and Ford’s associa­ offers the most joint gain with the voters agree with the assessment that who has roughly $3 million in assets and dale as being “ very relieved that this whether he felt the financial disclosure of Jordan Kobritz, a lawyer and The affiliate, the Cleveland the massive report of the Future of avowed baseball nut who left his of the revenue, but Maine doesn't the Automobile project at Massa­ tion with Mazda in Mexico. least costly social conflict.” Geraldine Ferraro’s financial disclo­ who has hundreds of thousands of day has arrived." showed they made any mistakes In Indians in Maine's case, effec­ sure shows she and her husband did practice three years ago in search yet sell what is the staple of sales at chusetts Institute of Technology. Medium-sized and small com­ Unions, like , the United Auto dollars in transactions every year.' Johnson said Mondale has yet to judgment. tively decides how good a team will many parks — beer. in second post nothing wrong, and are "people of the Johnson said he would expect the of a way to get a team. be. The findings of the study will be panies producing specialty cars, Workers, would have to be more examine all the material but “ his Mondale is remaining at home the State law was such that beer sold flexible in plant work rules, and be highest integrity.” "average guy” to conclude such a judgment is they have done nothing to next few days, plotting campaign He and 23 limited partners spent “ It's a mistake for any minor debated in September at a two-day such as 'Volkswagen and Porsche, COVENTRY — Town Council Chairman at the park would limit stadium willing to accept smaller raises mistake, considering the magnitude of violate the public's trust." strategy and watching the Republi­ about $4 million to buy the league general manager to get up symposium. will prosper if they can hold onto a Robert Olmstead has discovered that rank Mondale campaign chairman Jim beer drinking to a building where that are linked to a company’s Zacarro's business "is not something He also reiterated Mondale main­ can’s convention. 2 floundering Charleston, W. Va., and promise a winner.” said The study has b*en underway certain niche in the market. Joint doesn’t always come with privileges. Johnson said the staff’s review of the all that out of the ordinary.” 2 it's sold. A proposed change Charlies franchise and built it a since 1979, when auto sales began arrangements are essential for profits. couple's tax returns show no "violation tains confidence in Ms. Ferraro, the Johnson said he sees no need for a Kobritz, who makes sure the provided the ultimate grandstand­ In fact, Olmestead has found himself serving as Mondale, who was shadowed by the new stadium in the summer resort to plunge as a result of the second these firms as well, the report said. of public trust,” but said it is too early first woman vice presidential candi­ special prosecutor as some have employees are courteous and the ing issue, and one legislator In return, automakers would the Town Office Building janitor in recent weeks. matter during campaign stops this town 12 miles south of Portland, energy crisis. In the intervening Labor-management relations to assess what political damage it may date on a major ticket. suggested. stadium, known simply as The actually went to the floor to recite have to provide greater job secur­ Coventry has had a rough time finding someone with the help of a $2.2 million loan Ballpark, is sparkling clean. years, the auto industry expe­ For several years, particularly ity, allow unions a say in manage­ to do janitorial work in the building since the have caused the Democratic ticket. guarantee. "Casey at the Bat,” before it was rienced its worst downturn since in the 1982 concessions pact, U.S. "Those things are necessary at approved. The change will go into ment decisions and provide tech­ council sliced the budget for town hall cleaning Among the disclosures Monday was Kobritz, 37, said the Charlies had this level, you can't control the the Great Depression, and then firms have been implementing nological information and training and canceled its contract with the company that effect soon. rebounded to the best profit levels that Ms. Ferraro and her husband, real some Japanese methods in the where necessary. used to do the job. estate investor John Zacarro, made a in history. workplace. These include so-called Town employees say they often see Olmstead Ship fire in Miami injures 31 “ Reforms along these lines may mistake on their 1978 taxes that will The recession prompted conces­ "quality circles” where produc­ Free antacid for delegates improve competitiveness and pre­ going around the building with broom and cost them $53,459. The couple attributes 0 sions by union members, and tion problems are discussed by vacuum cleaner in hand. vent dramatic shifts in employ­ the error to their previous accountant. MIAMI (UPI) — An electrical fire in water searching for her, but they are extensive cost cutting by the worker and boss, and an attempt at "H e’s been pushing a broom around here like reports of momentary panic when the ment ... while also helping to avoid Johnson said it is up to the public to the engine room of a party ship docked out now. All we know is she is companies. However, the MIT job security promises. everything else,” said Michael Cleary, acting fire broke out. Passengers reported industrial conflict,” the MIT re­ make the final determination. at the Port of Miami sent blinding unaccounted for.” study said the "full process of The M IT report', however, said it port said. town manager. shoving, breaking glass and screams of “ We feel after they see it all, they will smoke and panic through passageways It was the second fire on a Sea- state firm gives GOP reiief rebalancing and assimilation will “ Yeh, I ’ve sweeping up and emptying some “Fire! Fire!” come to the conclusion they did nothing clogged with passengers today, injur­ Escape firm party ship in five months. take many years.” baskets,” Olmstead said. " I ’m not afraid of a “ Suddenly I saw smoke coming out of wrong and they are people of the ing 31 people and leaving one passenger In March, the Scandinavian Sea burned WILTON (UPI) — A Connecticut It predicted the firms will make little honest labor. the fourth floor, and people were tions,” said Malcolm S. MacGruer, nearly three-quarters of a ton — on highest integrity,” he said. missing. after fire broke out in an unassigned company is offering relief to "catastrophic errors from time to " I used to shovel manure for 175 head of milking shoving and pushing and screaming,” a spokesman for the firm. "A t a the number of people expected at Johnson met in nearby Minneapolis Authorities feared the missing pas­ abin while the vessel was five miles delegates and others at the Repub­ time,” while labor leaders will Dollar opens mixed cattle when I was in college,” Olmstead said. said Tony Planas of Los Angeles. meeting of this kind there's poten­ the convention, which opens today with reporters covering Mondale’s senger, a woman, may have jumped away from Port Canaveral in central face difficulty in explaining de­ “ This is a piece of cake compared to that — it’s “ People got panicked. We saw smoke lican National Convention who eat tial for acid indigestion and we in Dallas. campaign shortly after the couple’s overboard. Florida. or drink too much or otherwise find mands of the future to their LONDON (UPI) - The dollar In Milan, the dollar slumped at good clean work.” coming down from a stairway and we would like to be helpful.” financial disclosure in Washington. The injured passengers, among 539 Thirty-one people, most of them the week’sevents upsetting to their members. opened mixed on major European the opening to 1,768.00 Italian lire, Olmstead said no one has chided him about his ran like hell. It was panicky. It was “ We'd like to think it's some­ The records were released just hours aboard the Scandinavian Sun, an ocean firefighters or ship's crew, were also stomachs. "Thus the auto industry on a currency markets today. Gold was against Friday’s final 1,770.00. newly assumed duties. "They all understand it’s very frightening. People were break­ thing of a patriotic gesture,” before the opening of the Republican liner that specializes in one-day cruises treated for smoke inhalation in that Richardson-Vicks Inc. an­ world scale faces a long tightrope lower, The dollar strengthened in Pa­ got to be done,” he said. ing windows trying to get out.” MacGruer said, adding an em­ Stocks lower National Convention in Dallas, where to the Bahamas, were treated early blaze. The Sea, a LOOO-passenger sister nounced Sunday it is shipping walk to a brighter future,” the The British pound began the ris, opening Monday at 8.8190 Still, Olmstead warned fellow council members ployee suggested the idea after President Reagan will be nominated today at three local hospitals for cuts ship to the Sun, was declared a loss. 40,000 packages of a new antacid it report said. Composition of the week in London at $1.3200,20 points French francs, compared to Fri­ at a meeting Monday that he will not be available watching the 1984 Democratic NEW YORK (UPI) — Prices for a second term Thursday. and for smoke Inhalations, officials Officials blamed the fire on an industry weaker against the dollar than day’s close of 8.7800. to do the job forever. That convinced them to beef markets to Dallas for free distribu­ Party Convention on television. opened lower today in active Mondale’s campaign has been said. Two firefighters were treated for electrical short. tion to GOP delegates and others Despite the precarious journey, Friday’s close of 1.3220. In Zurich the dollar firmed at the up the sum of money available for town hall Inside Today The company also said it will trading of New York Stock Ex­ dogged the past week by questions second-degree bums on the face. The cause of the blaze aboard the attending the convention. MIT said, the firms need not worry The dollar opened in Frankfurt opening to 2.3870 Swiss francs, up cleaning. send supplies of the soft, chewable change issues. about the Ferraro-Zaccaro couple’s Fire officials reported a 24-year-old 500-foot Sun was an electrical malfunc­ The company, which is based in that their ranks will be thinned. at 2.8570 German D-marks, from the previous 2.3780. "They cut it to the point where it cannot be done 20 POOM, 2 M C tlont antacid to the election headquar­ The Dow Jones industrial aver­ real estate dealings, tax liabilities and woman could not be found by members tion in a transformer in the engine 1 advertising supolemsnt Wilton and markets personal and This once was predicted by leaders slightly weaker than Friday's final The dollar opened stronger in on a profitable basis” Cleary said. ters of both the Democratic and age, which managed to gain 2.76 campaign financing. of her group and was still missing after room, said Miami Fire Chief Kenneth health care products worldwide, such as Chrysler Corp. Chairman 2.85825. Brussels, starting trading at 58.55 At least three council members have tried Republican parties for use on Friday, was off 0.56 to 1,211.34 The controvery was escalated, in the evacuation. They refused to iden­ McCullough. The fire broke about 11:15 A d v ic e ...... 12 Lo tte ry ...... 2 said the idea for giving out the Lee lacocca, who foresaw three or Gold opened in London at $350.65 Belgian francs, against Friday’s unsuccessfully to interest personal acquaintan­ Area towns ...... » Obituaries ...... 1C Election Day. shortly after the market opened. part, by Ms. Ferraro’s initial statment tify the woman. p.m. EDT Monday night, but it was not antacid came from an employee four "mega-producers.” an ounce, down from the Friday final 58.35. ces in taking the job over the past few weeks. B usiness...... 20 O p in io n ...... 6 Another company spokesman, The Dow lost 6.19 overall last week. that her husband would release his tax “ One consideration was that she may officially declared under control until who had watched the Democratic The report predicted the 20 close of $351.50. The dollar edged downward in "W e've already asked everyone we know,” C la s s ifie d ...... 1I-1V Peopletalk ...... 2 Donald R. Hyman, said the firm Declines led advances 445-420 returns and his initial refusal to do so. have jumped overboard,” said fire 1:17 a.m. today. C om ics...... $ western nation producers that Bullion started trading in Zurich Olmstead said. S ports...... 15-lt Convention on television. based the shipment of 40.000 among the 1.331 issues crossing the Tokyo, closing today at 240.60 Asked how he expects the "average department spokeswoman Christie Entertainment ...12 Television... account for 92 percent of the at $350.50 an ounce, $2 weaker than Dozens of passengers were evacu­ ...... 1 "There are no political implica­ packages — weighing a total of New York Stock Exchange tape. Japanese yen, against Friday’s guy will react to them owing the $53,459 Hickman. “ The divers were in the world’s auto production will stay in the previous $352.50. 240.70. ated without incident, but there were •••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 21. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 21. 1984 - 3 Police Roundup Wrong-way tourist’s ‘City by the Bay’ was only Bangor Manchester Calendars By Ed Lion Friends of Kreuz in Maine have "He was supposed to rcboard but a Czechoslovakian immigrant who he downed an average of 17 beers a tiny northern Maine town of St. United Press International long since lost touch with him, but he thought he was in California at' speaks German, and his error was day. Francis gave him an acre of In Brief Teen turns himself in his mishap is something they think the destination,” Mrs. Romine discovered. When he finally left, stewar­ undeveloped brushland as a ges­ Bolton BANGOR, Maine — Nearly about often. said. In the following days Mrs. desses gave him a giant tag saying ture of good will so he could be an Tuesday A Manchester teenager accused of police said. seven years ago a Bavarian "It was so funny,” recalled Kreuz checked into the Bangor Romine and her family took Kreuz in English and German, "Please American .land-owner. CD application at last step Board of Selectmen, Community Hall. 8 p.m. molesting a six-year-old girl several times Michael Morrissey discovered the dog brewery worker who spoke no Gertrude Romine, 60, a German- House hotel, wandered around and under their wing and word of his let me off in Frankfurt.” When he Officials in St. Francis — a town Wednesday The Board of Directors will meet tonight to give final in recent months turned himself into police lying under a car outside a Wilfred Road English gave the world a hearty speaker who first explained to spent some time quaffing beers at error spread, hitting the newspap­ arrived back in Germany he was flush along the Canadian border Joint Committee on Capital Improvements, Com­ approval to the Community Development Block Grant Monday when he learned there was a house shortly after 3 p.m. last Wednesday. laugh when he got off a plane tw Kreuz, then 49, that Bangor was a tavern. The waitresses there had ers and capturing the imagination met by a jubilant crowd who with a population of 839 — say they munity Hall, 7:30 p.m. application prepared by town General Manager Robert B. warrant out for his arrest on sexual assault He said the spaniel was acting “ vicious,” so early and spent three days in not the City by the Bay. no inkling that anything was of the state, then the world. hoisted him on their shoulders. have never seen Kreuz but that he Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall. 7:3 p.m. Weiss. charges. he returned to police headquarters for a dog Bangor, thinking it was San “ He couldn't speak any English amiss. Kreuz, a bachelor, met the Much to the pride of Mainers, he is a good tax payer, annually Thursday Included with the application are a statement of how the town Daniel Danforth, 16, of 108 Summit St., snare. Francisco. and didn't know,” she recently Then Kreuz had to leave the governor of Maine, was made an said he prefered Bangor to San paying his "under $20” real estate Board of Education, Bolton Elementary School plans to spend the $468,000 it is eligible forin the coming federal was charged with two counts of fourth- When he returned, residents had cap­ Erwin Kreuz’ monumental error said. "He knew there were hills Bangor House because the hotel honorary member of the Penobs­ Francisco and elegantly told a bill on the land, valued at $1,000. office. Notch Road, 7:30 p.m. fiscal year and the Housing Assistance Plan, which calls for a degree sexual assault and two counts of risk tured the dog and tied it up. As Morrissey was only discovered after he tried around San Francisco and when he had been booked up with previous cot Indian tribe, fed New Eng­ gaggle of reporters meeting him at "He pays every year,” said tax of injury to a minor. He was released on a untied the leash, the spaniel bit his left hand to ask a cab driver to take him to saw the hills around Bangor he reservations and Kreuz began to land's most famous animal, Andre Frankfurt International Airport, collector Belinda Michaud. “ I send goal of zero for the construction of new housing for low-income $1,000 non-surety bond and ordered to and clawed his right hand. The dog escaped Coventry downtown San Francisco — and figured he was in the right area.” think maybe Bangor wasn't San the Seal, and even received several " I f Kennedy can say 'I am a out the bill to his address in the residents. appear next Monday in Manchester Super­ but was later cornered on Willard Road, through a local woman who spoke It all started when Kreuz, who Francisco after all but a Bay Area marriage proposals. Berliner,' then I am a Bangor.” West German town of Adelsreid The application will be delivered to the federal Department of Tuesday German discovered he was on the had only taken a one-day trip to Housing and Urban Development on Wednesday. But the town ior Court. Dog Warden Richard Rand said the male suburb. Then he was flown to San He has twice come back to Maine every year and a few months later spaniel, currently in the pound, is not Zoning Board of Appeals, planning office. Town wrong coaStT^' Switzerland before, decided to He asked a cab driver to take Francisco at the expense of the — the last time in 1979 — and I get a money order from him. will not accept any of the money unless voters approve re-entry Office Building. 7:30 p.m. An East Hartford man wanted for vicious and allows Rand to pat him. He and The error made headlines across spend a vacation in San Francisco him to downtown San Francisco Examiner newspaper. visited Mrs. Romine and her "It's in American currency. I into the program in a Nov. 6 referendum. Thursday assaulting his girlfriend during an argu­ a Manchester Herald reporter had tried the world, propelled the hearty in October 1977. and the astonished cabbie sped off, There he attended a rodeo at the family, who live in the Bangor don't get a note or letter but I hear Residents voted by more than a 2-to-l margin in a 1979 Women Infants and Children, board room. Town ment last month turned himself into police without success to capture the dog earlier Kreuz — who once boasted he He took a charter flight, which apparently saying he was crazy — Cow Palace, was given a Chinese suburb of Old Town. he doesn't speak English referendum to withdraw from the program. Office Building, 1 to 2 p.m. headquarters last week, police said. A that day on Olcott Street. drank 17 beers a day — into a stopped for refueling and for all making Kreuz more confused. name by residents of that city's On one of those visits he anyway.” The directors will meet at 5 p.m. in the Lincoln Center warrant had been issued for his arrest. Rand said the spaniel, which he guessed hero-celebrity and put Bangor into passengers to clear customs at Finally a waitress at the tavern famed Chinatown and confided to dedicated the Bangor Mall and a Mrs. Romine says she has since hearing room. Douglas W. Jones, 23, of 430 Burnside is about three years old, does not appear to the international limelight. Bangor International Airport. put him in touch with Mrs. Romine, then-Mayor George Moscone that couple who were selling land in the lost touch with Kreuz. Ave., was charged with first-degree unlaw­ be rabid. Manchester School brochures out ful restraint and third-degree assault and Tuesday was released on a $2,500 non-surety bond, Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park Committee, 3 Brochures for the Manchester Adult Evening School have police said. He is scheduled to appear in p.m., Lincoln Center gold riwm. Weather been distributed to local banks and libraries. Registrations will Manchester Superior Court on Monday. Board of Directors, 5 p.m., Lincoln Center hearing Peopletalk be accepted through Sept. 10. According to police, Jones' girlfriend, an Calls room. Anyone interested in taking a course may register by mail 18-year-old Manchester woman, told police Democratic subcommittee, 7 p.m.. Municipal Today’s forecast through Sept. 5 or in person at the Manchester High School July 7 that she and Jones had become Manchester Building coffee room. Table-hopping He pities the fooi cafeteria from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 10. Classes with involved in an argument at the house of Building Committee, 7: .30 p.m., Manchester High for divorce Connecticut, Massachusetts and insufficient enrollments will be canceled so interested people Jones' parents. When she tried to leave. Saturday, 6 p.m. — medical call. 74 School. Data Age, a fearless but bankrupt video game Rhode Island: Sunny today with are advised to register early. Jones forced her onto a bed, refused to let Battista Road (Paramedics). Thursday Marvin Mitcbelson, manufacturer in Northern California has filed a highs in mid to upper 70s. Clear New courses offered this fall include basic wildfowl carving, her leave and hit her, police said. Saturday, 11:19 p.m. — motor vehicle Phone-a-Ride reception. 12 p.m., Lincoln Center attorney to the stars $500,000 suit against TV's toughest tough guy, Mr. tonight. Lows in mid 50s to low 60s. Spanish, tole and decorative painting, metalsmithing, gourmet The alleged victim managed to get out of accident. Blue Ridge Drive (Town). gold room. and their girlfriends, T, the mohawk-topped star of NBC's "T h e Mostly sunny Wednesday with cooking, review math, fine cooking for fraidy cats, public the bedroom, but Jones slapped her and Sunday, 12:37 a.m. — motor vehicle Judge's hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. A-Team,” claiming the actor breached their was dining recently at highs in 80s. speaking, fabric wallhangings, multicrafts, modern dance and threw shoes at her, police said. When she accident. Hartford Road (Town). contract to design a video game around his TV the Nirvana Club One a seminar on photography. ran out to her car, Jones attempted to force Sunday, 11:34 a.m. — smoke investiga­ character. Maine and New Hampshire: his way into the car but was restrained by tion, Card Gallery. 320 Broad St. (Town). in New York when a Classes begin the week of Sept. 17 and end just before woman at a nearby The company, which is selling off its assets Sunny today. High 70 to 80. Fair his father, police said. Sunday, 4:35 p.m. — medical call. Stop & Junior high sign-up set after declaring bankrupty, has asked a judge to tonight. Low in 50s. Variable Thanksgiving. All classes are given at the Manchester High When questioned later at his parents’ Shop, 342 Broad St. (Paramedics). table walked over and School. began seeking legal order Mr. T to return a $25,000 advance. cloudiness north and mostly sunny house, Jones told police the bruises on his Sunday, 9:50 p.m. — smoke alarm, 62 tips on her divorce. Attorneys for Mr. T say he only pulled out of the south Wednesday. High in mid 70s girlfriend's wrist and hands were sustained Pascal Lane (Town). Junior High School students new'to the town school to mid 80s. Mitclielson inter­ deal after Data Age failed to develop the game. Cassano meets residents in a volleyball game. Monday, 9:39 a.m. — car fire. Center and system who live in the Illing or Bennet junior high Adams streets (Town). school district may register at the .school offices rupted her by asking if Vermont: Today sunny and Town Director Stephen T. Cassano, the Democratic nominee A Manchester police officer was bitten Monday, 9:55 a.m. — dumpster fire, 124 between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. weekdays. she had an attorney. pleasant. High in 70s. Tonight clear for the state's Fourth Senatorial District seat, met with guests When she replied that last week by a stray cocker spaniel on Sycamore Lane (Town). They should report to their guidance office on and cool. Low in 50s. Wednesday at the home of Chris Joyner and Kathy Cotter on Saturday in the she did, Mitchelson Wilfred Road as he tried to put the dog Monday, 1:02 p.m. — medical call, 71 Tuesday, Aug. 28. at 8:15 a.m. Parents must provide mostly sunny and a little warmer. first of a series of informal gatherings. said, "Then why don't inside his cruiser and take it to the pound. Doane St. (Eighth District, Paramedics). the school with their child's immunization record. idie gossip in New York Scattered showers north toward Cassano has said he plans to hold such gatherings throughou t you go and interrupt evening. High near 80. his dinner?” Marvin Mitchelson It sounded like dream casting when a New York the district, which includes Manchester, Glastonbury, Bolton, columnist announced that Elizabeth Taylor and Hebron and Columbia. He has also pledged to hold regular Lauren Bacall would play Louella Parsons and August falls off sessions in each of the district towns if he is elected to the Hedda Hopper, the infamous gossip chroniclers Extended outlook senate. Today: sunny. Highs 75 to 80. Light variable winds. Tonight; of Hollywood's golden years, on an upcoming Cassano will face state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, Extended outlook for New Eng­ clear. Lows in mid 50s. Lightvariable winds. Wednesday: mostly Gamblers not-so-anonymous CBS-TV movie, but a spokeswoman for Miss land Thursday through Saturday: in the Nov. 6 election. Zinsser is seeking a third term. Taylor says it ain't so. sunny. Highs 80 to 85. Today's weather picture was drawn by Gambling has replaced baseball as the national " I am in contact with Miss Taylor and her agent Connecticut, Massachusetts and Jamie Martin, 9, of 93 Nike Circle, a student at Martin School. pastime, says writer-director Richard Brooks, Rhode Island: Chance of showers with more than $200 Robert Lantz daily, and there are no plans at all Unemployment claims up Thursday. Variable cloudiness You’re billion bet annually for the project,” publicist Chen Sam told UPI Monday. Friday and Saturday. Highs in 70s. The number of unemployment claims filed in Manchester for in the United States. Overnight lows in 50s to lower 60s. the two-week period ending Aug. 11 was 1,140, a 6.2 percent So the Oscar- increase over the previous two-week period, according to winning filmmaker Vermont: A chance of showers figures released by the state Labor Department. decided to make Thursday. Fair Friday and Satur­ The 246 first-time claims and 894 continued claims compared “ The Fever," which day. Highs in 70s. Lows in 50s going to like us with 125 first-time claims and 948 continued claims during the starts shooting at One happy ending Thursday and from 45 to 50 Friday M G M - U A in and Saturday. period that ended July 28. October. Woodrow Clark, who plans to make a film about Statewide, the number of claims for unemployment benefits The premise has John De Lorean, is happy about the former Maine and New Hampshire; dropped to a weekly average of 29,856 for the most recent Ryan O’Neal as a automaker's acquittal on cocaine trafficking Chance of showers Thursday into period, a 2.9percent decrease from the level of claims at the end charges Thursday. Friday then partial clearing. Fair }etten sports reporter who of July. 1 becomes a compul­ The would-be filmmaker isn't a friend or fan, Saturday. Lows in 50s and highs however. De Lorean's innocence, the San mostly in 70s. sive gambler while NORTHWEST researching an arti­ Francisco-based Clark says, "provides our District Increases benefits cle on the subject. picture with a happy ending, and I think Across the nation The Board of Directors of the Eighth Utilities District voted Sam Shephard audiences prefer that. 1 know I do.” Monday night to increase the number of paid holidays and sick ("The Right Stuff") Showers and thunderstorms will originally had O'Neal's role, but bowed out after be scattered from the Great Lakes leave for its dispatchers and public works employees. personal and scheduling problems. across the mid Mississippi valley, The fire department's four full-time dispatchers and four Brooks, a former sports reporter himself in the the central Plains, the central full-time public works employees will now be entitled to six 1930s, researched the script by attending Rockies and the southern Plateau. days of paid sick leave annually instead of five, district Gamblers Anonymous meetings and said. “ I Now you know Thunderstorms will continue over President Walter Joyner said. The number of holidays was Florida and the Gulf Coast states. increased from eight per year to nine, he said. wept every time.” He even spent six days at a The northern desert of Chile is known as the Fair skies will prevail along much hospital with compulsive gamblers under driest region in the world, yet it contains the of the East Coast, over the Ohio Satellite view treatment. world's largest known copper reserves, esti­ Arts School sIgn-up set "The thought crossed my mind,” he says, that and Tennessee valleys, the north­ mated at 134 billion pounds. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EOT shows as someone who gambles several thousand ern and southern Plains and the Applications are being accepted to audition for a public high West Coast. thunderstorm clouds over the south Atlantic coast, while lowclouds dollars a year during the football season and school for the performing arts in Hartford. plays in $20,000-stake poker games he might have are visible over Texas. Bright thunderstorm clouds along a front High temperatures will remain The Greater Hartford Academy of the Performing Arts will the fever himself. But Brooks adds, " I found stretch from the central Plains to the upper Midwest. A few in the iow lOOs across central open in January 1985at 235 Wethersfield Avenueinthe Bulkeley myself laughing at the problem rather than precipitation clouds can be seen over the Southwest. Texas and the desert Southwest. High School area. worrying about it.” Habla Ingles? SI! Highs in the 90s will extend from About 50 high school students with talent in music, dance or Former Miss Universe Irene Saez wants to help the lower Mississippi Valley and drama will be accepted. The school will operate Monday the poor people in her native Venezuela and hopes the southern Plains into the through Thursday from 12:30 to 3p.m. during the regularschool to run for office southern Plateau. Readings in the year. Students will complete their academic work in the there. 70s will be limited to New England remaining time at their home high schools. and the Pacific Coast. Eighties will But before enter­ Public school students from Manchester must pay tuition to dominate the remainder of the attend. (All but 10 percent of the openings are already Hefner-bashing in book ing the hustings, the United States. 1981 title-holder is committed to towns whose school boards have agreed to pay In his new book, director Peter Bogdanovich studying political tuition for a pre-determined number of their students who pass accuses Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner of being science and taking a the academy's fall auditions.) indirectly responsible for the shotgun death of High and low crash course in Eng­ Application forms are available through guidance counse­ centerfold Dorothy Straiten at the hands of her lish at St. Michael's The highest temperature re­ lors, music teachers, or by calling Dr. Janet Brown, academy On Nofthwest Orient, you can fly First Class or estranged husband, Paul Snider. Northwest Orient also offers you daily nonstop College in Colches­ ported Monday by the National Bogdanovich, in “ The Killing of the Unicorn,” director, at 233-8591. They must be turned in by Sept. 30. Executive Class to London for far less than on TWA. service to London. And flying on Northwest Orient ter, Vt., in order, Weather Service, excluding claims Hefner seduced the starlet, who was also The Academy curriculum will include courses in instrumen­ she explains, to be­ Alaska and Hawaii, was 107 And for that low fare, we offer you the luxury of to London is the fastest way to earn free travel. the girlfriend of Bogdanovich. He writes: "She tal and vocal music and music theory, acting, ballet, jazz, and come a "political degrees at Waco, Texas. Today's Regal Imperial service. Massive, fully reclining seats. How do we do all that lor so little? By working a could have dealt with Paul Snider... but she could modern dance. All students will be required to take a woman.” low was 33 degrees at West not handle the slick machinery of the Playboy sex Yellowstone, Mont. multi-disciplinary course on the history and criticism of the Gourmet cuisine, served on elegant Royal Doulton little harder. Doing things a little better. And by oper­ factory.” “ I'm a good stu­ arts. china. Fine beverages and vintage wines, complimen­ ating under a simple principle: your airline should Hefner told U PI he never seduced Miss Stratten Irene Saez dent — I want to be tary, of course. First-run feature films and full fidelity serve you. Not take you for a ride. and explains the director's bitter account as in a profession,” she Weather radio Iran I,* ,*.|9*ww Near-Death conference set ' 'attacking behavior which he himself has done. ” stereo. Plus the personal attention you expect. told UPI. " I want women to know a pageant is not One way late compaiisons as ol 8/16/84 fates ate subieol lo change Hefner says he may sue, but doesn't want to give all faces and body. The people in Venezuela The National Weather Service In early October, the University of Connecticut School of Even British Airways charges far more for our the book, already a Top 10 best seller after less believe in me, and I can do many things for my broadcasts continuous, 24-hour UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST & Nursing and the International Association of Near-Death kind of First Class and business class service. than five days in print, more publicity. hungry and illiterate people.” weather information on 162.475 Studies will sponsor the first national research conference on mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in near-death and related patient experiences at the Hartford New London and 162.40 mHz in National forecast Marriott Hotel in Farmington. Meriden. The two-day workshop, to be held on Oct. 4 and 5, costs $145 including coffee, lunch and handouts. A number of prominent For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. During Tuesday night, speakers will be featured. Pledge of Allegiance shower activity will be noted across parts of the Ohio-Tennessee Almanac Registrations are currently being accepted. For more Valley and Florida. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. The current official version of information, contact lANDS by phone at 486-4170 or write to the Minimum temperatures Include; (approximate maximum readings in the Pledge of Allegiance was organization at Box U-20, The University of Connecticut Today is Tuesday, Aug, 21, the 234th day of 1984 with developed from the original parenthesis) Atlanta 69(87), Boston 54(83), Chicago 64(77), Storrs, CT, 06268. J r ^ 132 to follow. printed in an issue of Youth's Cleveland 62(82), Dallas 78(99), Denver 54(78), Duluth 52(66), The moon is moving toward its new phase. Companion, a weekly magazine Houston 72(94), Jacksonville 69(87), Kansas City 66(83), Little Rock There is no morning star. published in Boston in 1892. That 74(92), Los Angeles 65(76), Miami 77(89), Minneapolis 57(76), New Testing equipment sought The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, version had the phrase "m y flag,” rxf^^U C Orleans 74(93), New York 66(83), Phoenix 76(105), San Francisco Despite the Star Wars-like sound of its name, the atomic Jupiter and Saturn. which was later changed to the 55(72), Seattle 56(74), St. Louis 68(85), Washington 64(89). Those bom on this date are under the sign of Leo. "flag of the United States of absorption unit equipment sought by the town Water They include illustrator Aubrey Beardsley in 1872, America.” An act of Congress Department is used only to fight health hazards. jazz great William "Count” Basie in 1906 and Britain's added the words "under God” in Kevin Walsh, the department's laboratory director, said Princess Margaret in 1930. 1954. Manchester Herald recently that the instrument for which the town has begun On this date in history: accepting bids analyzes the presence of inorganic metals in a In 1940, Bolshevik leader Leon Trotsky, exiled by Richard M. Diamond, Publisher water sample by sending different wavelengths of light through the Soviet government, was assassinated in Mexico it. The light detects the presence and quantity of various metals Penny Sadd City on order from Josef Stalin. Lottery Mark F. Abraitls such as aluminum, arsenic, nickel, lead and iron, Walsh said. In 1951, the United States ordered construction of Associate Publisher Business Manager The equipment should save the department money because it the world's first atomic submarine. It would be called USPS 327-500 VOL. c m , No. 275 will no longer have to send some of its samples to outside the Nautilus, after the vessel in Jules Verne's classic laboratories for analysis, Walsh said. ” 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea." Vi Published dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rates ore S1.30 In 1968, the Soviet Union and other Warsaw Pact and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, 15.12 tor one month, 115.35 forces invaded Czechoslovakia to smash a drive to Connecticut daily chester Publlshlno Co., 16 Bralnord for three months, S30.70 for six — tr M free the nation from Moscow's control. Monday : 145 Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. months andS61.40foronevear. Mall Recreation names reviewed In 1971, three guards and four convicts were killed in Second class postage paid at Man­ rates are available on request. chester, Conn. PO STM ASTER ; Assistant Town Manager Steven R. Werbner said today that ^an escape attempt at San Quentin prison in California. Play Four: 0756 Send address changes to the Man­ To place a claultled or display UPI photo the town has received 86 applications for the position of In 1983, Philippine opposition leader Benigno chester Herald, P.O. Box 501, advertisement, or to report a news Manchester, Conn. 06040. Item, story or picture Idea, call recreation director. NORTHWEST ORIENT Aquino was assassinated as he stepped from a plane other numbers drawn Monday 643-2711. Office hours ore • ; » o.m, at Manila airport. Today In history To subscribe, or to report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Werbner said the administration is still reviewing the in New England: delivery problem, call 647-9946. applications to determine who meets the eligibility require­ New Hampshire daily; 2859. Oftlc;,e hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald Is a ments. Those who do will be invited to take the written and oral A thought for the day: In "Terrorism and On Aug. 21,1983, Philippine opposition p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interno- WORKING HARD. DOING THINGS RIGHT Rhode Island daily; 5300. tests, which he said have not yet been scheduled. Communism,” Russian Bolshevik leader Leon to 10 o.m. Saturday. Delivery tional news services and Is o WITH FIRST CLASS AND BUSINESS CLASS SERVICE ieader Benigno Aquino was assasinated Maine daily; 558. should be made by 5 p.m. Monday member of the Audit Bureau of The vacancy was created when former Recreation Director Trotsky wrote, "The dictatorship of the Communist through Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Party is maintained by recourse to every form of as he stepped from a piane at Manila Vermont daily: 714. Steve Thomson resigned last month to move to California. iHEVumuJiSDOiNammmr- FOR FAR LOWER FARES THAT S NORTHWEST ORIENT Saturday. violence.” airport. Massachusetts daily: 4451. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aua. 21, 1984 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 21. 1984 Weicker vowing V.S./W orld Ferraro, Zaccaro are multimillionaires Platform shows secretary. By Paula Schwed The returns showed the couple had an ^ In United Press International average income over the six years $20 billion price continued fight from 1978 through 1983of $173,195. They WASHINGTON - Geraldine Fer­ Highlights of tax returns Group to pay rapists’ fees paid an average of $55,580 a year in By Gregory Gordon cut moderate who has pressed for a raro and her husband, trying to quell federal income taxes, or 32 percent. United Press International minority plank supporting the over GOP piank NEW BEDFORD, Mass. — A coalition of questions about family finances, di­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Some partner of her husband, a half interest Zaccaro resisted release of his Portuguese-American groups has raised nearly vulged they are multimillionaires who in property purchased for $158,750 Elqual Rights Amendment, said highlights of the 11 sets of tax returns returns, saying It was a violation of his DALLAS — Delegates to the Monday “the votes just aren't $100,000 to help pay legal fees for four men paid an average of 32 percent of their of Democratic vice-presidential no­ only five months earlier. privacy. F ^ eral election law does not By Joseph Mlanowany seeking a new trial on charges of raping a young Republican National Convention there” and he would drop his effort United Press International income in taxes. minee Geraldine Ferraro and her require disclosure of tax returns by are being asked to adopt a party to force a floor fight. The final draft woman on a barroom pool table. Ms. Ferraro predicted the furor spouse, John Zaccaro, made public, • That quick profit together with either candidate or spouse but Ms. The coalition, known as the Big Dan’s Appeals the gain on the sale of another parcel platform promising tax cuts and a platform Is silent on ERA and DALLAS — Sen. Lowell Weicker dogging the Democratic ticket would with some accompanying material, Ferraro promised their release and conservative-backed spending staunchly anti-abortion. Fund, told a news conference Monday it has subside after a team of accountants Monday; to the same buyer generated $130,000, then had to reverse herself when her of Connecticut, down and appar­ raised $97,000 and used the money to pay the four exactly enough to allow Ms. Ferraro spree that would cost the treasury “ It is Reagan’s platform,” ently out in his fight to liberalize who have pored over her finances for husband balked. $20 billioq to $50 billion next year. Weicker said after the committee lawyers who represent the defendants about weeks were given a chance to explain • The returns showed the couple to repay family loans found to be Zaccaro changed his mind because the 1984 Republican platform, is $20,000 each in advance of the appeals. had an average annual income over prohibited by the Federal Election Despite the $170 billion budget gave speedy final approval to the vowing to continue his battle for Monday. The accountants first delayed the clamor over family finances deficit threatening to cripple the document. “So here they have a The four defendants — John Cordeiro, Victor their appearance then canceled with­ the six years from 1978 through 1983 of Commission. threatened to do permanent damage to moderation in the GOP another $173,195. economy, the Republican blue­ chance in the true American Raposo. Daniel Silva and Joseph Vieira — were out explanation. • Spouse John Zaccaro’s income the Democratic national ticket. day. convicted last spring on charges they raped the Eleven different tax returns, a print to be presented to the tradition to have an up-and-down In a sense. Weicker got a one-two • They paid an average of $55,580 a fell to a low of $41,060 in 1981 and Walter Mondale’s campaign chair­ convention today also includes a vote” on the platform in woman at Big Dan’s Tavern in New Bedford in disclosure form, a net worth statement climbed to a high of $203,039 in 1983. man, Jim Johnson, said in Minnesota it punch at the Republican National March 1983. Two other men were found innocent. and an explanation of her role in year in federal income taxes, or 32 wish list of possible future tax November. Convention Monday — losing a percent of gross income or 34.1 • Rep. Ferraro’s income through is too early to assess what damage may rollbacks. The pricetag; another In an interview. Dole assailed The four are now serving sentences ranging husband John Zaccaro’s real estate the year was virtually all accounted have been done to the Democratic crucial vote in the platform from six to 12 years in Bridgewater State Prison. business were instead distributed. The percent of gross Income adjusted by $25 billion to $50 billion. the conservative economics. He committee and apparently failing deductions and exclusions. for by her salary from the House of ticket. If all the platform planks be­ called the tax cuts and spending Superior Court Judge William Young, who financial statements answered some Representatives, from $56,228 in 1979 “We feel after (the voters) see it all, to gain a groundswell of support presided over last spring’s trial, has scheduled a • The Ferraro-Zaccaro joint return came reality, administration and initiatives “a pretty big chunk of among New England delegations. questions and raised others. for 1978 originally listed an adjusted to $70,358 in 1983. they will come to the conclusion they congressional budget estimates money. That doesn’t bother some hearing in October to review motions tied to the Ms. Ferraro called a news confer­ did nothing wrong and they are people “We’ve all had a shot at it, and men's requests for new trials. ence in New York today to discuss the gross income of $108,590 but was • A law firm retained by Zaccaro would put the costs as high as $100 of these guys. All they want to do is now we just live to fight again amended Monday to become $171,231. of the highest integrity,” he said. billion in each of the next two years take care of themselves. ... It’s all controversy in hopes of putting it to inspected a building his partnership But some New York delegates to the another day,” Weicker said after • The $29,709 shortfall in 1978 taxes, owns in lower Manhattan where — ironically saddling the GOP with a bit confusing and sort of the committee passed the party’s Kennedy speeding denied rest. Her accountants were due to brief first noticed by Ms. Ferraro’s new Republican convention in Dallas sug­ perhaps the most expensive set of mind-boggling. If it does total $100 reporters before her appearance. allegedly pornographic materials are gested Ms. Ferraro step down. conservative platform by a 76-3 There was nothing smooth about the accountants in the past few days, has stored and advised him, “The tenant policy proposals in U.S. history. billion, it would be embarrassing.” vote. HYANNIS, Mass. — A lawyer has denied a accumulated another $23,750 in inter­ “I don’t think she’ll make it to Labor “Here, we’re sitting with a great The party’s official campaign published report quoting him as saying Sen. release of the financial information, has not violated its lease nor engaged Day; she’ll have to resign,” said The senator and his supporters est due. Since the error was caught by in any illegal activity.” deficit and they’re (party conser­ manifesto, expected to be ap­ P Q j f needed 27 votes in the committee to Edward M Kennedy, D-Mass.. was speeding promised ever since Ms. Ferraro’s the accountants, not the Internal alternate delegate Frank D'Erasmo. vatives) running around cutting proved by overwhelming acclama­ when the senator's car collided with his client’s nomination a month ago. A statement That reaction was considerably submit minority planks that would Revenue Service, the couple is paying • Another building Zaccaro owns, taxes,” said Sen. Bob Dole, R- tion, includes calls for: lay out more literal positions in pickup truck. showing the couple’s net worth at $3.78 only the principal and interest, no at 49 Market St. in lower Manhattan, harsher than that of national GOP Kan., who split with conservatives • Doubling individual income Attorney Richard J. Cohen denied telling the million was not disclosed until almost 9 leaders, who generally expressed areas such as women’s rights. additional penalties. allegedly the site of gambling activ­ and became one of a handful of tax exemptions from $1,000 to Party rules permit a floor fight LOWELL WEICKER Boston Herald that Kennedy’s convertible was p.m., long after most reporters had • The error blamed on previous ity, has not had any police record of sympathy for the Queens congresswo­ critics on the 106-member plat­ $2,000, at a cost of billions of dollars IN '04 speeding when the two vehicles collided near the left. The tax returns were released man and a hope the campaign would tonight, inclif an issue is chal­ . . . ‘there‘ll be a fight’ accountants was in a $68,439 gain on such activity, an accompanying form panel. in lost revenue. UPI photo lenged by the majorities of six Kennedy family compound last Friday. about 8 hours earlier. Ms Vorr.irn’c sale to a business statement said. soon return to the issues. Opposition to the document, • Tax-exempt Investment Re­ “I almost didn't recognize the story,” Cohen They revealed the couple sent the Totaling their income for the last 5 As the Republican conyention opened Monday, delegations. That is where "Do you think the average voter crafted on the basis of supply-side tirement Accounts for homemak­ Weicker and his allies had hoped looks at that platform and votes for said today in The Boston Globe. “Those were not Internal Revenue Service a $53,459 years, the couple paid $351,000 in economics and conservative doc­ ers, which the Congressional demonstrators carrying state standards similar to the my words." check Monday to cover a 1978 tax for some help from New England. that platform?” asked Lin wood A Mondale campaign spokesman discovered. combined taxes on $866,000 income. trine on social issues, was dissipat­ Budget Office projects would cost The senator, 52, his youngest son Patrick, 17, underpayment blamed on the family For the five-year period, Zaccaro paid one inside the hall marched from nearby ‘‘tent city" to However, despite some rum­ Palmer, head of the Maine delega­ and the driver of the pickup truck, l«onard accounting firm. The error was disco­ said the new accountants have not yet “We're sure that the * American ing in the face of calls for a unified $300 million in fiscal 1985. Conyention Center to protest the re-election of President blings from women delegates, tion. ”I just think that's whistling passed judgment on the other tax public will see now that these are 41 percent of his income in federal, convention. • An end to the windfall profits "Jack” Bell. 63, suffered minor injuries in the vered by the Arthur Young 4 Co. firm state and local taxes and Ms. Ferraro party leaders from most of the Dixie.” returns since 1978, raising the possibil­ honest and taxpaying people,” said Sen. Lowell Weicker, a Connecti­ tax for oil and gas industries. Reagan. Sen. John Chafee, leader of the crash. Police charged Bell with driving to retained by Ms. Ferraro several weeks Patricia Bario, Ms. Ferraro’s press paid 39 percent of her income in taxes. region said their groups would endanger and failing to stay in his own lane. No ago to review their financial records. ity more expensive errors Will be likely not support any floor revolt. Rhode Island delegation, noted charges were filed against Kennedy. Perhaps the delegation most that the platform showed the The Herald Monday quoted Cohen as saying: Ortega woos dissident Democrats likely to join in such a fight was conservative wing of the party "Jack told me Senator Kennedy’s car was Massachusetts. Rep. Silvio Conte, appeared to be strong, "until speeding. He intends to testify to this if the case Postal unions stay at work, the group’s leader, noted that people start looking at it closely.” goes to court.” while he and other members were ”I mean, when you get talking In today’s Globe, however, Cohen denied telling upset with the document’s conser­ about a flat tax, as opposed to a a Herald reporter that his client had said agree to binding arbitration Keynote speaker lauds Reagan vative flavor, he believed that, graduated tux, that is material to Kennedy was speeding. "Two days after the conventions be massacred by the other side,” "Two cars collided,” he said. "It may have blocked the maneuver Aug. 10. nous convention hall a blend of conservatives who dominate this with the re-election of President are over with, nobody reads the Chafee said. "That didn’t pass, yet By Mvram Borders By Steve Gerstel platform.” they talked a lot about it.” been no one’s fault... It’s really a ho-hum affair.' ’ United Press International Vincent Sombrotto, president of the I United Press International lavish praise for Reagan and year’s convention. Reagan and Vice President Bush. 250,000-member letter carriers, was empo­ undisguised scorn for Democratic Mrs. Ortega’s reception, polite "Nuestra casa es su casa,” Mrs. A number of other New England­ But the more moderate Chafee ers also downplayed the impor­ added, "When you find the presi­ LAS VEGAS, Nev. — Backing off threats wered Monday to call a strike if the Postal DALLAS — Katherine Ortega presidential candidate Walter but not overwhelming, was no Ortega said in Spanish. “Our home Service reneged on terms of the existing Mondale and the Democratic match for the wild demonstration is your home.” tance of the platform and argued dent himself, or his representa­ to stage the second nationwide illegal mail sent two messages in delivering that it would not only fail to impact tives, saying they’re going to Second Georgia autopsy set strike in U.S. history, 600,000 postal workers contract. the Republican National Conven­ Party. accorded Mrs. Kirkpatrick, whose Mrs. Ortega, only the second Her speech, which lasted about speech was certain to be compared woman to give a keynote address other races but would be forgotten ignore the platform, that’s a pretty WAYNESBORO, Ga. — Authorities agreed to have voted to remain on their jobs while “If they try to fracture or ravage our tion’s keynote address. in a matter of weeks. good sign.” contract disputes are settled with the U.S. present contract, only then will there be a 20 minutes, was interruped 37 to the keynote address given by to a Republican convention, even have an out-of-town coroner perform a second Run on President Reagan’s times by applause which rang New York Gov. Mario Cuomo at quoted Gary Hart, who in the heat autopsy on a black man whose death in police Postal Service. strike. We consider the contract in effect record of “peace, prosperity and The National Association of Letter and Congress considers the contract in through the hall in the finale of the the Democratic convention — a of the Democratic primary cam­ custody sparked a weekend of racial violence in pride,” she told the Republicans. first day of the four-day speech which electrified the dele­ paign called Mondale’s economic Waynesboro. Carriers and the American Postal Workers effect,” said Sombrotto. To “mainstream” Democrats, ’88 contenders in shadows Union voted Monday to kill the threat of an Moe Biller, president of the larger convention. gates and catapulted him into the program “a collection of old and DeKalb County Coroner Joe Burton was to who felt shut out in San Francisco, But the little-known official, front-ranks of future presidential tired ideas, held together by perform the new autopsy today. immediate nationwide walkout by passing American Postal Workers Union, said his Mrs. Ortega said: come, join us. compromise resolutions on the opening day union “expressed confidence in the national daughter of immigrant Mexicans possibilities. paralyzing commitments to spe­ By Steve Gerstel (young by Reagan standards), has The initial autopsy on Larry Gardner con­ and the mother of nine, was “Join us now,” Mrs. Ortega cial interests and constituency United Press International been a loyal, self-effacing vice cluded Saturday that the 32-year-old accused of weeklong union conventions. executive committee and the door is open to Mrs. Ortega, a Hispanic and the Letter carriers overwhelmingly voted to whatever the committee wants to do.” U.S. treasurer, made Monday’s upstaged by Jeane Kirkpatrick, urged Democrats. “Join us in groups.” president who has carried out a drug dealer and shoplifter had not been beaten by U.S. ambassador to the United November, so that the values we "As treasurer of the United As the spotlight fulls on Ronald myriad of duties for the president. police, as Gardner’s family charged, and submit their dispute to binding arbitration. “We continue to be in a legal posture. The keynote address to the 1984 na­ The postal workers union authorized its alternatives always are strike or arbitra­ tional convention in Dallas’ caver­ Nations and the darling of GOP all believe in will prevail in 1984 States, I can certify that he (Hart) Reagan at the convention center in As important, he seems more apparently died of heat exhaustion. was right on the money,” she said. Dallas, look in the shadows: The acceptable to many party con.ser- Gardner collapsed after a 15-minute foot chase national executive committee members to tion. We are making no threats,” he said. Negotiations broke off when union "What I have to say tonight, I say Republican presidential candidate vatives than he was four years ago. by police Friday and died in a local hospital. His “take whatever steps they considerbest” to from the heart,” Mrs. Ortega said, in 1988 will almost surely be there. The idealoglcal conservatives death triggered two nights of violence Friday and get a collective bargaining agreement. leaders refused to accept a three-year wage freeze, a reduction in cost of living "and with deep conviction that our President Reagan’s decision to undoubtedly will put one or more Saturday and 30 arrests. Strike loopholes are contained in both UPI photo Reagan repeats tax stand country’s future lies not in the seek a second term effectively candidates into the field — not only Gardner’s mother. Ruby, demanded the second resolutions. The first and only nationwide increases and a 79-cent-an-hour wage cut. Union negotiators sought to increase the empty rhetoric we heard in San canceled any plans a number of to keep control of the White House post mortem "because we’re not satisfied with strike by postal workers occurred in 1970. By Helen Thomas Francisco last month, but In the Republicans had to go after the but also control of the Republican the first one” and Burke County Sheriff Greg Postmaster General William Bolger had economic package $2,300 a year for postal Clean bill of health United Press International workers, most of whom earn between courage and vision of a president grail in 1984. But 1988 is wide open. Party. Coursey agreed to the request. announced postal workers would be fired en who in four short years has And among the party leaders The three most likely (lossibili- Sheriff’s cruisers escorted buses ferrying masse if they walked out and said military $20,000 and $24,000 annually. Marva Bergeron, 46, of Warren, Mass., holds an organ WASHINGTON - Winding up a The 1970 Postal Reorganization Act donor card at a press conference Monday at Boston's restored America’s faith in itself. cheering Reagan’s acceptance ofa ties at the moment are Sens. Paul children to the first day of the new school year personnel would be pressed into service to two-day Midwestern campaign “So let the Democrats run their second run at the White House will l.,axalt ot Nevada and Jesse Helms Monday, but the heavy weekend patrolling was deliver the mail. establishes collective bargaining rights, Deaconess Hospital after she waged a successsful battle tour with a promise to raise taxes makes postal strikes illegal and mandates campaign on rhetoric,” she said. be those who can see the spotlight of North Carolina, and Rep. Jack reduced after a liight of calm. Coursey also lifted The warning was reminiscent of Presi­ to obtain Medicaid funding for her liver transplant only as a “last, desperate resort,” “We Republicans will run ours on on them in four years. Kemp of New York. All three have a dusk-to-dawn curfew he ordered shortly after dent Reagan’s action against the Profes­ that both sides submit to binding arbitra­ President Reagan set aside time tion if contract agreements are not operation. She hopes to help other people suffering from the Reagan record of peace, The list is already long and sure the proper credentials. the violence began. sional Air Traffic Controllers in 1981. today to polish his re-nomination prosperity and pride in America.” Kemp, also appears a possibility After talks collapsed July 20, Bolger negotiated by Oct. 19. liver disease to learn more about the illness. acceptance speech. to grow over the next two years in The act was passed the same year postal Hand-picked by Reagan to set advance of what could become a for the race. Moreuf a dark horse is imposed a two-tiered wage scale that Reagan, who sounded weary the tone of the convention, Mrs. California’s first-term Gov. Mom, apple pie ... and violence started new employees at salaries 23 workers staged the first nationwide mail after spending Monday on the free-for-all in the 1988 primaries. strike in U.S. history. Ortega said that under Reagan's But at this point. Vice President George Dukjemian. NEW YORK — The only places more violent percent below union wage scales. Congress stump in Cincinnati, Ohio, and foreign policy, “We have come a So far, at least, there has teen no than the American family is a crime-infested Decatur, III., arranged to meet long way in four years — from the George Bush must be considered speculation on a woman running street or a battlefield, sociologists claim. with his staff in the Oval Office, but shame of Tehran to the brave at the head of the field. Surveys for the Republican presidential About 16 million Americans each year are had no formal appointments. rescue of American students in taken before Reagan announced nomination. affected by family violence, ranging from a IHigh-security island escapes He watched the major speeches Grenada. for re-election showed him well But if the winner wants to break simple slap across the face to husband and wife at the Republican National Con­ “We have come a long way — ahead of any other potential the GOP barrier and pick a woman murders, Parents magazine reported Monday. vention Monday night after his and we are not going back to the candidate for the nomination. as a running mate, the Republi­ "You are more likely to get killed, injured or worst of hurricane’s winds return to the White House. He will Carter-Mondale years, when a Reagan’s re-election could make cans have three .solid prospects •— physically attacked in your home by someone you be joining the party faithful at the weak leadership left the door open Bush a prohibitive favorite and Supreme Court Justice Sandra Dallas GOP convention are related to than In any other social context,” Command. for communist aggression, from defeat wodld still leave him in good O’Connor, Transportation Secre­ Richard Gelles, a University of Rhode Island HONOLULU (UPI) — Hurricane Keli Wednesday. spun slowly away from Johnston Island The storm veered slightly west and away Afghanistan to our own shape. Witness Walter Mondale. tary Liddy Dole and Sen. Nancy sociologist, told the magazine. During his two days of cam­ Hemisphere. Bush, who will be 64 In 1988 Kassebaum of Kansas. after sparing the high-security atoll the from an earlier path that would have taken paigning in the heartland in "In fact, if violence were a communicable it within 50 miles of the island. disease, like swine flu, the government would worst of its 100-mph winds while military Missouri, Ohio and Illinios, Rea­ aircraft prepared to check for damage to Keli lashed Johnston with 50-mph winds gan kept up his attacks on consider it an epidemic,” he said. and gusts to 60 mph or 65 mph, McCann Excluding police work and the military, “the the island’s chemical weapons storage Democratic presidential nominee base. estimated. The extent of wave-battering at Walter Mondale without mention­ DISCOVER THE "PLUS " IN JEANS*PLUS! family is the most violent group in society,” the 2-mile-long, one-half mile wide coral Gelles said. The center of the hurricane was 90 miles ing him by name. west of Johnston and 900 miles southwest of atoll was not known, he said. Ever since the Democratic con­ Lois Haight Herrington, head of the U.S. The Air Force, which evacuated all 370 attorney general’s Task Force on Family Honolulu late Monday and moving slowly vention in San Francisco, Reagan THIS WEEK ONLY! northwest, the National Weather Service people off the island Sunday night as the has felt the need to respond to Violence said it "may be the most prevalent form hurricane approached, planned to make a of violence in America." said. Mondale’s charge that he has a “It has apparently gone as close to reconnaisance flight over the island to • ’’secret plan” to raise Taxes. Johnston as it is going to go,” said Army survey the damage as soon as weather : As he moved along on the HdVlGS* Shultz to meet Gromyko Maj. Terry McCann of the U.S. Pacific conditions allowed, McCann said. He said hustings, the president appeared the flight would probably go out sometime to be hardening his opposition to CHICAGO — Secretai^ of State George Shultz, today. saying U.S. foreign policy is containing aggres­ any tax hikes and coming closer to “If they see the runway is clear they will 647-9946 the GOP platform. sion by the Soviet Union, has announced plans to put down and do a further damage survey,” UNDERWEAR SALEI March marks At Milliken University in De­ meet with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei said McCann. “They will look to see if the UPI photo Gromyko for the first time in a year. catur, 111., Reagan said he would facilities will support the people, and of Even small businessmen .resist “any and all tax increases” Cecil Whitehurt, alternate delegatefrom Durham, N.C. to •for Men and Boys Shultz was in Chicago Monday to address the course at the chemical storage areas.” convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Aquino death ;and in a subsequent allusion to the GOP National Convention in Dallas, shows off his Military officials had wanted to leave a • Mondale, he added that others may MEN'S BOYS used the opportunity to call the Soviet Union a small contingent on the island to guard the have cash flow problems Reagan-Bush shirt Monday on the convention floor. "ruthless competitor” that can only be contained have tax increases as a “first MANILA, Philippines (UPI) - Some weapons but pulled everyone out when Keli resort.” 4 by policies based on military strength. threatened to swerve closer and hit the Before his speech, Shultz told the Chicago 500,000 Filipinos marched through Manila “For us, they are a last resort — and at the Decatur airport, each Only a few protesters were vocal to the seaside today, many chanting island harder than expected. a last, desperate resort,” he time painting Mondale as the Briefs $ ^ 3 0 Tribune he planned to meet with Gromyko next Both the Pacific Command and the and visible. One sign read “It’s month at the United Nations. The meeting would “Marcos is a killer” as church bells tolled to Your newspaper carrier depends declared. candidate of “gloom” and “doom” bedtime for Bonzo in 1984,” refer­ mark the anniversary of opposition leader Defense Nuclear Agency have said it was He drew large flag waving and his own policies as reflecting ring to a movie Reagan made in his Sizes 28 to 38 Sizes 12 to 20 mark the highest-level direct talks between U.S very unlikely even a powerful storm would on his collections each week to and Soviet leaders in a year. Benigno Aquino’s assassination. crowds at well organized rallies in hope and optimism about the Hollywood days. Pkg. of 3 Pkg. of 3 Tens of thousands lined the streets and damage the island’s chemical weapon renovated downtown Cincinnati future. In Cincinnati’s gleaming Foun­ "I don’t want to make a flat statement (about a storage facilities, in which deadly nerve pay his bill, whether or not he meeting), but that’s our assumption and our cheered the marchers. Some shops closed tain Square, he asked his suppor­ and workers who did not have the day off and mustard gases are stored. plan,” Shultz said. "We’ve had some informal In 1972, Hurricane Celeste hurled 190- has received payment from his ters: “Do we want to go back to the arrangements wHh the Soviets." waved to marchers from office buildings An Irish lady loves Reagan old days?” And heard shouts of MEN'S BOYS and showered them with confetti. mph gusts at Johnston, causing $3.5 million “No.” in wind and wave damage, but the chemical customers. When he doesn’t get Firecrackers exploded along the streets, DALLAS (UPI) - Margaret question.” Weiizman may Join Peres church bells were sounded and yellow — munitions were not breached, McCann When one protester shouted, ”No Tee's said. paid, he has to dip into his Heckler, secretary of the Health She said she was a Republican symbolic of protest since the Aug. 21,1983, because, “The Democratic Party more Reagan,” Reagan smiled JERUSALEM — Former Defense Minister The National Weather Service, mean­ and Human Services Department, and quipped: “But there are $730 Ezer Weizman, in a blow to Prime Minister murder — was seen everywhere — on pocket to make up the difference. said Monday she sees in President delivers rhetoric; the Republican T-shirts, balloons, banners and ribbons time, said the loss of a crucial satellite was always dissenters.” Yitzhak Shamir, says he may consider joining a severely hampering their efforts to keep Reagan the same “special Ameri­ Party delivers results.” Sizes S,M,L,XL Sizes S,M,L flying from the antennae of taxis. Reagan, among other things, cut narrow coalition government headed by opposi­ track of the hurricane. can spirit” that drew her Irish Pkg. of 3 Pkg. of 3 tion Labor Party leader Shimon Peres. Laborers marched to the chant “Marcos, -Forecasters said they were “relying only You can help keep a small . parents to this country. taxes, trimmed inflation and in­ Weizman, who is in a position to tip the scales Marcos is a killer.” Speaking on the opening day of creased employment because Few riot police were seen on the streets as on seriously limiting satellite imagery due businessman from going under if YOU are a PRIORITY between Labor and Shamir’s Likud bloc afterthe to the move of the GOES West” weather the Republican National Conven­ “President Reagan understands at MCC deadlocked July 23 election, late Monday moved the marchers — many chanting' ‘down with satellite. tion, Mrs. Heckler said she wanted that true compassion and true Marcos” — filed into Rizal park along you pay your carrier when he fairness lie in making this nation a away from his previous stand that he would only GOES West, which monitored weather to answer a question posed to her in See Wednesday’s phper for Fall support an administration uniting Israel’s two Manila Bay under a scorching midday sun. conditions in the Pacific, was shifted 1967 by “a certain Irishman” — better place to live for all Ameri­ 297 EAST CENTER ST. calls to collect. Thank you. cans,” she said. registration information or call major political blocs. A police mobile unit officer quoting an eastward to survey the Atlantic area House Speaker Thomas O’Neill. us at 275^0B32. "I am first of all for a national unity formerly covered by GOES East, which As she started her first of four Taking a swipe at Walter Mon­ aerial survey conducted by Police Intelli­ dale, Mrs. Heckler said the Demo­ C liM M begin September 5 MANCHESTER, CT. government, but I am willing more'to consider a gence Chief Col. Vicente Vinarao said the went on the blink last month. terms in Congress that year, Mrs. narrow government than I did before.” Weizman That left Hawaii and surrounding waters Heckler said, the Massachusetts cratic nominee’s answer to the OMN THUSS. NITS 'lil 9 crowd estimate was between 450,000 and nation’s problems is to say, “We told United Press International. 500,000. on the edge of the satellite photographs, Manchester Herald Democrat asked her: “Why of all The former defense minister, who is perhaps making it “difficult to determine with any things is Margaret Mary Catherine have learned.” 644-64S9 Aquino’s murder — moments after he O’Shaughnessy Heckler a best known for his energetic rolein promoting the stepped off a plane, ending three years in precision the exact location and intensity of Camp David accords between Israel and Egypt, Hurricane Keli,” the weather service said. Republican?” exile in the United States — set off the worst “Tonight,” Mrs. Hecklertold the President William McKinley ManchesiBfCommunliyColege "YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE ' said the lack of progress in unity talks forced him demonstrations of President Ferdinand A replacement satellite was not sche­ Call 647-9946 adorns the $500 bill. to reconsider his position. Marcos’ 19-year rule. duled to be launched until 1986 ' convention, “I want to answer that 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1984 iwrtt'icnc.air.n tianAC,u. i u b m u i .' . ftu«. «- U.Srmust supply food to improve quality of life 1 million price teg

Developing export industries instead of the OPEC countries. Our ability to produce By George Schwab requirements. With expected advances in abundant surpluses can be attributed to our land genetic engineering and further automation, this subsistence farms abroad will improve these nations’ balance-of-trade and provide their resources, superb growing seasons and the U.S. When the World Bank recently released its level of efficiency can only increase. people w(ith hard currency. farmer’s tough-minded entrepreneurial spirit. Bond commission to act on road funding annual World Development Report predicting a Through our history, wehavealwaysprovidedour global population of 10 billion by the year 2050, CONVERSELY, POURING FOREIGN AID farmers with the capital resources they need to one question overrode all others. In less than 70 into emerging nations often cannot bolster their IF THE U.S. IS TO SUCCEED in this role as a trusted world food supplier, changes must occur. employ advanced technology, automated machined By Mark A. Dupuis and airport projects. vehicle fees. 33-page packet listing projects cluded in this year’s spending plan on other projects. years, how will we feed twice the number of agricultural capability to a point that will one Government policy that turns the farm ry, chemicals and irrigation systems. • United Press International The $193 million will be matched The authorization before the slated for designation by the include widening Interstate 91 Most of the interstate trade-in people who are on earth today? day enable them to become self sufficient. In from the Massachusetts border to product export spigot on and off must cease. In recent years, the traditional lenders to U.S. __ by $316 million in federal funds, bond commission Friday will governor other work in the next projects, which are in various 1 believe the United States must, and will, play many cases, such attempts actually encourage agriculture, the Federal Land Bank and the HARTFORD — The State Bond $10.5 million from local govern­ include funds for.the reconstruc­ fiscal year. Route 140 and construction of an stages of development, are in the Such acn is not on the path to peace in a world interchange for Interstate 691 in the principal role in feeding the world’s hungry inefficient food production abroad. By doing so, insurance industry, have reduced their level of Conunission will be asked Friday ments and $1.5 million previously tion or replacement of about 290 The first year funding also Hartford area and in eastern whose resources are strained. Using food as a authorized by the state to finance state bridges and design work for includes funds to resurface 101 Southington and Cheshire. and that alternative approaches are doomed to it, in turn, deprives the nations we wish to help of investment. This has occurred for reasons other by Gov. William O’Neill to autho­ Connecticut, diplomatic weapon is morally wrong,discourages repairs scheduled on other bridges two-lane miles of highways, a fail. In particular, efforts to establish the economic benefits the industrial world rise $193 million to launch a 10-year the $521 million Initial year of the The state is using federal funds investment in U.S. agriculture and is economically than the profitability of agricultural real estate as ,,ia in coming budget years, O’Neill number of highway construction The program also includes a agricultural self-sufficiency in every nation in enjoys. effort to rebuild and maintain the 10-year program. that had been targeted for com­ unsound since it hurts our balance of trade. In the an investment. New sources of capital must 'The 10-year, $5.5 billion program said. and widening projects and funds number of projects this fiscal year the world are not sound. Here is why. In large part, Americans enjoy a state’s transportation network. pleting Interstate 84 through east­ continue to be provided by American institutions begins in the current fiscal year. It “ We are undertaking the most for railroads and buses, work on under the interstate trade-in pro­ The United States’ agricultural industry is high standard of living because, over the years, long run, such action lowers our own standard of The bond commission, which is ern Connecticut to the Rhode to support greater efficiency for the challenges was approved by the Legislature massive transportation program local bridges and at the state's gram. where the state uses federal living by sending business away to neighboring chaired by the governor, is ex­ Island border for work on other more efficient than any other nation’s in the we took people off the farm. Instead of being this year and will be financed by in Connecticut’s history,” O’Neill smaller airports. funds allocated for proposed inter­ food producers such as Canada and Argentina. that lie ahead. pected to approve the funds for a roadways in that area. world. In 1984, one U S. farm er can feed 70 employed in food production or subsistence variety of highwayfirailroad, bus higher gasoline taxes and motor said in a statement that included a Interstate highway projects in­ state highways that won’t be built Americans. In Europe, one farm er can feed only farming, these Americans went to work For example, according to the Agriculture George Schwab is president of AgriVest Inc., a 30 people. Only 2 percent of our population is producing marketable goods and services. Such Council of America, the 1980 Russian grain Glastonbury-based agricultural investment and 1 engaged in farming and we produce enough food principles apply to underdeveloped nations as embargo cost us $11.4 billion in national output, management firm, chairman of the Agricultural to feed 230 million Americans and provide 40 well. What’s more, private capital is available to 309,773 jobs and $3.11 billion in personal income. Collision Rate hike Committee of the Mortgage Bankers Association percent of the world’s export of agricultural develop manufacturing in third world nations Connecticut and a member of the National Agricultural products. In China, 70 percent of the poopulation while improving farming in such nations must WE, AS AM ERICANS, must recognize that our Credit Committee. must farm to meet the country’s food depend on taxpayer-supported foreign aid. agricultural capacity is a resource to us as oil is to In Brief brings no gets O K Lady faces shooting charge Richard M. Diamond, Publisher ENFIELD — Police plan to file manslaughter charges NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Stale utility Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor^ charges against a woman who tripped over her regulators have given Connecticut cat while carrying a loaded gun and accidentally Natural Gas Corp. tentative permis­ James P. Sacks, City Editoy' 5 Bred a shot that killed her friend and neighbor sion to raise rates 5.1 percent but BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — Police say OPINION walking outside. rejected the company’s request for $3 Catherine Caetano, 27, was fatally wounded no charges will be filed in the death of a million to offset losses to conservation. Friday by the bullet fired through an apartment teenager whose bicycle collided with a The slate Department of Public window by Tonja Tyler, 25. Police said the death city fire truck responding to a fire and Utility Control issued the preliminary An editorial was classified as accidental but charges would be set off angry protests in the mostly ruling Monday and was expected to file aseesibsi vralT, H6R6’S flied because the crime fit the definition of Hispanic area. a final decision in mid-September. Washington homicide, Sgt. Leo Arnone said Monday. Investigators said the death Sunday Company officials said the Increase a NoTe •." IPV6, ANNS BuRFbRP.’ He expect^ Mrs. Tyler to be charged in the of Jose Delvalle, 17, was an accident would take effect the following month. Menv-Go-Round next few days after lab tests are completed on the based on eyewitness reports the youth CNG serves about 126,000 customers PG-13 rating came out of a side stret at a high rate of gun. in the Hartford-New Britain and speed and ran into the side of the fire Jack Anderson “ There’s no doubt it was an accident, but we Greenwich areas. just want to be sure she was the one who shot the truck. DPUC commissioners trimmed the gun,” Arnone said. But several hundred East Side company’s $12.2 million revenue in­ a good step neighors who gathered in the street Mrs. Tyler told police she picked up her crease request to $9.3 million, refusing husband's gun from a living room coffee table and after the accident, expressed anger, to allow the utility to collect a it discharged as she tripped over the cat. The gun charging the fire truck was going too ’’conservation adjustment" to cover We think the new PG-13 movie rating is fast, did not have its siren on and did not helpful. It’s not perfect, but it’s helpful. did not have a safety catch. reduced consumption due to customer Republicans say I Lawrence Tyler, a prison guard, had cleaned stop after the accident. conservation. The rating is supposed to fall somewhere and reloaded the .357 Magnum after target According to an autopsy, Delvalle "The weakness of their conservation between PG (parental guidance) and R practice and left it on the table when he went to died of multiple fractures and internal program tended to bias me against the (restricted to minors unaccompanied by an Reagan is better | shower. injuries after the 8 p.m. accident at the conservation adjustment,” said Peter intersection of East Main and Steuben G. Boucher, one of three commission­ adult. streets, police said. The new rating went into effect July 1. Official likes sewer plans ers to consider the request. "It seemed “ It was an unfortunate accident,” like it would be hitting ratepayers with NAUGATUCK — A hearing officer for the state It says: "Parents are strongly cautioned to for U.S. women ; said Assistant Fire Chief Ercole a double whammy." Department of Environmental Protection has give special guidance for attendance of Spinelli, who described the driver of the Commissioner Edythe J. Gaines, recommended the Laurel Park Landfill tie into WASHINGTON — The Republicans’ initial appre- • fire truck, Ralph Colangelo, 34, as who headed the three-member panel, children under 13. Some material may be the Naugatuck waste water treatment plant. hension over Geraldine Ferraro’s candidacy has < "very conscientious.” said she hoped the rate increase would inappropriate for young children." William McGee said the runoff should be % abated. Their preliminary polls have convinced them I “ At this point we don’t know the be the company’s last for at least two Anyone who has seen some of the gore treated at the plant after repairs are made to the that there may actually have been a movement of.a I exact circumstances,” Spinelli said. years. local sewer system to make sure they do not leak. Police Monday questioned Colan­ available to movie-goers this summer knows few women voters to Ronald Reagan since M^. : "This company’s practice has been why the movie industry was forced to came up He also recommended continual testing of the gelo, a 10-year veteran of the fire Ferraro’s nomination as the Democrats’ vice | runoff to make sure toxic material is not entering to come in for rate relief on an annual department. Residents expressed basis. It has represented on the record with the new rating. presidential candidate. | the system. anger as police canvassed the area “ Indiana Jones” and “ Gremlins” — two of The confidential GOP polls indicate that women are • At two public hearings, local residents voiced in this case that, with reasonable rate Monday night but there were no relief, it will stay out until mid-1986, a judging the Democratic ticket on the issues, not on th« • their concern the runoff could contaminate local 'xnlNK! the summer’s biggest box office draws — disturbances. two-year period,” Ms. Gaines said. well water. One group has promised a lawsuit if a UPI photo contain scenes so terrifying that they’d make sex of Walter Mondale’s running mate. This has ' The fire truck was enroute to a "W e believe that the level of rate permit is issued by DEP. any sensible adult have nightmares. brought a collective sigh of relief inside the Whitii ! rubbish fire about three blocks away relief provided should make It possible House. ,,, ; The decision must be made by DEP Commis­ when the accident took place. In “ Jones,” for instance, a villain tears a sioner Stanley Pac who is considering the Mirrored in the pond for the compay to live up to Its But the Reagan-Bush campaign team is far frop) ; The victim’s family and witnesses representation,” she said. throbbing heart from his victim. In “ Grem­ recommendations. said the truck was not using its siren as complacent. The Republicans have laid plans to ; lins,” a housewife shoves evil little creatures it speeded down the congested street In a tiny pond alongside Heath Road in North Saco, Me., Joseph Victor"Frauenhofer, CNG president, reassure women that their interests won’t be ignored ‘ into a microwave, a blender, and a food with its warning lights flashing. Bostwick.of Scarborough watches his cast ripple the calm said he was happy with the preliminary in a second Reagan administration. With an if Arsonist gets sentence decision. "Without analyzing it In processor. However, Fire Chief john Schmidlin surface of the water. Although there are usually one or two nice estimated 6 million to 8 million more women than men w NEW LONDON — A Norwich man with a habit said Monday the truck’s emergency detail, it does seem responsive to our In many movie theaters, there were reports expected to vote in November, it’s obvious that . of setting fires after getting drunk will spend two lights and sirens were on as it followed trout in the pond, Bostwick says they haven’t been taking the request,” he said, calling the increase that adults had to cover their eyes because the neither party can afford to ignore women’s issues."’ ! years in prison as a "menace to society.” another engine tn East Main Street. bait recently. "something we could work with.” scenes were so terrifying. How do the Republicans intend to win the hearts and Carl E. Bush, Jr., 21, was given a 10-year So what was the reason for coming up with The Consenfative Advocate minds of America’s women? My associate Vicki ; sentence Monday, suspended after two years PG-13? Warren has obtained internal policy papers that 1 ^ * served, and five years probation for setting at least five fires in the Norwich area in the last two out the GOP campaign strategy. ^ According to movie industry spokesmen, years. No injuries were reported. To counteract Democratic charges that Reagan has • State high court orders new arson trial PG-13 was created in the hopes of clarifying Bush was accused of setting two fires that the distinction between PG and R. dumped women and children first out of the * destroyed a vacant building Feb. 14 and caused About those ‘finder’s fees’ government’s social safety net, a four-page meitib I Bv Susan E. Kinsman Memoli died in the fire. He said the trial court erred by least three instances where the prosec­ They responded to pressure from movie $40,000 in damage. He also set fire to a mattress, a provides answers that administration officials should ' car and a dumpster. United Press International Investigators found three, five- concluding he had waived his right to utor informed the jury that the paid, in four installments, to Mrs. theater owners, who thought that there were By William A. Rusher to to percent of the contract price, give to such criticism. Here are the highlights; ; Bush set the fires after getting drunk, a state gallon cans containing traces of an remain silent when he responded to defendant hud exercised his right to Hatfield in 1982 and 1983. Her remain silent,” Shea said. movies that didn’t quite fit the PG rating, but depending on how much work is • To explain the statistics showing that a growii^ • psychiatrist told Superior Court Judge Seymour HARTFORD — The Connecticut accelerant inside the store and con­ statements by a police officer while services, according to her hus­ under arrest; that the prosecutor However, the justices said there was were not in the R rating either. NEW YORK — The disclosure expected to be involved. If it isn’t number of women and children are falling below the || Hendel. Supreme Court has ordered a new trial cluded the fire had been set. band, involved helping Tsakos find Pellegrino, under medication and improperly commented about his ref­ enough circumstantial evidence to Many church groups, on the other hand, that Sen. Mark Hatfield’s wife specified, then the size of the fee poverty line, the memo suggests that "these figures < “ You’re just lucky no one was hurt in these for a Bridgeport man convicted of an apartment in Washington. first-degree arson and manslaughter recovering from burns to his face and usal to talk to police and there was not support a conviction. They said "the claim the movie industry is just trying to slip received a $40,000 "finder’s fee” will ordinarily depend on the are part of a continuous trend that began in 1973, and ! fires. Your propensity to light fires is a very According to the New York Times, dangerous thing,” said Hendel, who ordered Bush because improper comments by a hands, was arrested the same day enough evidence to convict him. jury could have reasonably concluded in more sex and violence in the new rating, from a Greek businessman, com­ amount of work actually done. in the case of the category of 'persons in families with ! Justice David M. Shea, in writing the that the defendant started a fire with however, "former associates of to undergo treatment for alcohol abuse and his prosecutor tilted the trial against him. Memoli’s'body was found. The arrest­ ing so soon after Sen. Howard Obviously, the bigger the transac­ female householder, no husband present,’ part of a I ing officer said Pellegrino told him he court’s opinion, rejected all but one of the intent to destroy the fish market thus eliminating revenue lost from the R Mr. Tsakos have disputed the psychiatric problems during his imprisonment. In a decision released Monday, the Metzenbaum admitted receiving tion the bigger the finder’s fee. continuous trend that began in 1966.” * knew the information police wanted Pellegrino’s claims — the improper while aware of MemoH’s presence In rating. The U.S. Catholic Conference has been senator’s explanation.” Moreover, “ If you come back here again on a charge like justices upheld one of four claims $250,000 as a “ finder’s fee" from an • When it comes to a solution to this problem, the J this you’re going to the state’s (maximum Richard Pellegrino raised in challeng­ and would get back to them after comments by the prosecutor. the building. particularly vocal, blasting the movie indus­ the payments to Mrs. Hatfield Ohio friend, inevitably focuses IN THE CASE of Metzenbaum, memo writers threw up their hands — and even used • security) prison to protect society because you’re ing his conviction for a March 14,1978, speaking to his lawyer. "In our own independent examina­ "Although there was no direct try for its actions. occurred at a time when the attention on this particular kind of what raised eyebrows was the the same buzzword that Republicans jumped oh • a menace to society,” Hendel said. fire that killed an alleged accomplice. During his trial, Pellegrino claimed tion of the record, we have discovered a evidence of the part he played in We disagree with the church groups. PG-13 senator himself was deeply in debt third instance of improper comment igniting the fire, there was sufficient payment. Why do finder’s fees small amount of “ work" Metzen­ Jimmy Carter for introducing into the American • The remains of Ronald Memoli were he was burned by two men demanding and was actively promoting to the payment of a $10,000 loan. that decidedly tips the balance and circumstantial evidence from which may not keep the 13- to 18-year-olds from seem to have such affinity for U.S. baum did to earn his quarter-of-a- political lexicon. The increasing poverty rate among ! found inside the Dolphin Fish Market U.S. government, a proposal by Examiner Identifies body by investigators sifting through the In appealing his conviction, Pelle­ requires us to set aside the defendant’s the jury could reasonably have con­ watching gore, but it may serve as a stem senators and their families? million dollar fee. By his own female-headed households, the memo states, "is a ! Tsakos to build an oil pipeline charred rubble three days after the grino claimed the state law for conviction and order a new trial,” the cluded that the defendant was responsi­ warning to parents of children under age 13. A finder’s fee is simply a account, he made two phone calls. problem which has defied both economic progress and 1 FARMINGTON — The state medical examin­ across Africa. er’s office has determined the skeletal remains Bridgeport store and four others were first-degree arson was not intended to justices .said. ble for the explosion and fire,” the And, let’s face it, any kid between the age of commission, paid to someone who Since they allegedly resulted in the social spending and is reflective of cultural and social j “ In the present case there were at justices said. The problem is obvious. A found in the Connecticut River in Hartford last destroyed by fire. A pathologist ruled include an accomplice to arson. 13 and 18 who wants to get into an R movie has performed a valuable service sale of a hotel by one of Metzenba- malaise that has, so far, been beyond the ability of our ; finder’s fee, as we have seen, is week were those of a white man about 30 years these days probably can. Ratings only serve by bringing together the parties to um’s friends to another for $30 political system to reverse.” j often negotiated quite solemnly in old. a contract. Ordinarily, the finder million dollars, he collected just • The GOP memo points out that the number of • Serra knew mystery man as a guide for parents. It’s the rare theater writing, in advance; but it can also But H. Wayne Carver, deputy chief medical and one of the prospective con­ under 1 percent of the purchase women and children benefiting from food stamps, ! examiner, said there no clues to the name of the owner who tries to enforce the ratings. With be acknowledged as due after the tracting parties will agree in price for his efforts. (Subse­ welfare and school lunch programs has continued 'fo * man whose body had been in the river six months $5-a-head ticket prices and stiff competition event, in recognition of services advance that if the finder succeeds quently, Metzenbaum repaid the increase under the Reagan administration. This’is • to a year. from Home Box Office and other cable TV performed, without any written in locating a suitable second party fee when publicity threatened, also true of the Women, Infants and Children , He said man had been 5-feet, 8-inches tall, with channels, who can blame the theater owners? agreement ever being involved. It and a contract is in fact entered though he insists the transaction supplemental food program that provides milk for a 34-inch waist and a foot size of 9‘A to 10. Friend says police ignored warning is, therefore, possible to explain Remnants of clothing show the man was The new rating is a better guide. No, it’s not into, the finder will be compen­ was entirely legitimate.) low-income pregnant women and small children. TtW dressed in a light-colored, long-sleeve shirt, a going to get kids turned away at the door, but sated. The amount of this compen­ Hatfield has similarly described any payment from one person to Bv James V. Heallon said they wanted to hear about a memo understandably fails to mention that Congress black knit sweater, dark-colored canvas shoes She appeared at a probable cause teacher in the New Haven school as a finder’s fee the $40,000 that another as a "finder’s fee,” United Press International former boyfriend of Miss Serra’s. it'll at least give parents an extra clue about sation will also be specified — had to force the administration to spend the money-it and blue jeans. Carver said. hearing before Superior Court Judge system and was a baseball player and provided the payer was involved in She answered similarly to a related what the movie contains. usually anywhere from 1 percent Greek entrepreneur Basil Tsakos appropriated for the program. The body was recovered by state police divers Frank Kinney which is being conducted coach, investigators said in a 12-page some antecedent transaction that NEW HAVEN — A girlfriend of slain question. • Recipients of Medicare, Medicaid and education searching for two men presumed drowned after a to determine if further prosecution of affidavit. Penny Serra has testified that police “ Because when I told them about the the payee can be said to have boating accident. the accused, Anthony Golino, 33, a local While Mrs. Rizzo gave a statement to funds have increased under Reagan, and they are were not interested in her knowledge of teacher, they said they knew who it wa9 assisted. The explanation may be Hartford Police are asking for any information popcorn distributor, is warranted. He police in 1983 quoting Miss Serra saying getting more money, the GOP memb points out., It a mystery man the victim was dating and itwasn’thim.“ They mentioned the suspiciously facile, but it is also about a missing person who fits the description of was charged July 3 in the killing and the man she was dating was a teacher, The Ferraro flap isn’t over yet goes on to say that "because of Reagan administra­ when she was murdered 11 years ago. has been free in $150,000 bond. lifted weights, and lived near her former boyfriend’s name again and she usually hard to refute, especially if the body. They said foul play is not suspected. tion reforms, hundreds of thousands of people have Denise Carbone Rizzo said Monday said she told them she had nothing the parties involved stick together She had testified Miss Serra said she cottage in East Haven, she said the been cut from many of these programs, but they were investigators didn’t listen to her had started dating a married man and police weren’t interested in 1973. further to say. on the explanation. By Clay F. Richards showing the Mondale-Ferraro ticket wanted no hint of scandal — past or people who were not entitled to benefits or did not need TIrozzI wants 17% Increase because they were concentrating on had asked her to “ cover for” her if her "Why didn’t you volunteer this Mrs. Rizzo also said she was having trailing Reagan-Bush by 20 points or so. present — attached to the campaign. them.” These undeserving recipients have been HARTFORD — Education Commissioner somebody else. father called Mrs. Rizzo’s East Haven information to police in 1973,” she was second thoughts recently about des­ AS OF THIS WRITING, Tsakos Mrs. Rizzo was a cousin of Miss Geraldine Ferraro and her husband, The disclosure of the Ferraro- The ouster of Lance angered Georgia replaced by those who are truly needy, the memo Gerald N. Tirozzi has proposed a 17 percent summer cottage asking for her. From asked by Golino’s defense lawyer, cribing the teacher as a married man in himself hasn’t been heard from in Serra, 21, who was found stabbed to John Zacarro have paid a healthy 40 Zacarro finances Monday stole the Democrats and last week Mondale had explains. increase in state spending for education in 1985-86 what the slain woman told her, she said Hugh F. Keefe. the 1983 affidavit. However, she regard to the payments to Mrs. death in a tenth floor stairwell of a she assumed the man in question was a recalled before the killing that she told percent of their income in taxes over thunder from the opening of the to cancel a trip to Macon, Ga., when it • "Reductions in the rate of spending growth tor with a budget totalling $800.6 million. "When I did tell them, in fact, about Hatfield. But the Department of downtown parking garage on July 16, school teacher involved in athletics. that teacher,” she said, "they didn’t her mother Miss Serra had started to the past six years, but that diclosure Republican National Convention. The was discovered that tlie highest rank­ these programs is largely reflective of better S More than half the new spending would be used Justice has now requested a full to increase the state’s school-aid grants to 1973. T men were also friends. Golino worked as a substitute school want to hear about the teacher.” She date a married man. probably won’t put to rest the debate couple had a joint net worth of $3.78 ing state Democrat willing to show up management and elimination of a great proportion qf * FBI investigation of the affair, and municipalities, Tirozzi said Monday. But the over their financial holdings. million — the bulk of it in his real estate was the city’s mayor. fraud and abuse, not of any lessening of numbers .qf { So far Mondale has had no luck trying it seems likely that further revela­ package includes few new programs. Ms. Ferraro’s family finances are holdings. people served or in benefits,” the memo states. \ I give thanks for the fa­ to get across his argument that tions will be forthcoming. The state Board of Education will review the the latest problem to plague the New questions arose when it was The GOP strategists have recruited 100 Republican ' budget next month and forward it to Gov. William vor granted for the power­ Reagan’s programs are unfair, help Meanwhile, U.S. senators (and Aillon witness claims to knife Mondale campaign, which got off to a revealed she and her husband made a women to go forth and spread the message to women • O’Neill and Legislature. ful Novena made to bad start at the San Francisco the rich and hurt the poor. Reagan, their wives) would be well-advised mistake on their 1978 taxes and were voters: Reagan is proud of his record on women’s • Grants to municipal school districts for special By James V. Heaallon into that car would obviously see it. Is as evidence is generally referred to as a sacred heart. May the meanwhile, seems to be succeeding to record in writing, in advance, convention with the flap over hiring paying $53,459 in back taxes and issues, and if he has failed to lift all women out'of ( education, transportation and the state's chool- United Press International that correct?” chef ’s knife. He said he never found a with his argument that Mondale is the their intention to act as finders for Sacred Heart of Jesus be and firing of Bert Lance as general interest. In what will likely fuel the poverty, it’s because the problem has been — and slill | aid program account for 91.9 percent of the Corey replied, “ That’s correct.” knife in a customer’s car before. captive of special interests. a fee, and to make sure that the fee Aillon, 46, of East Hartford, an praised, adored, glorified chairman of the campaign. controversy, accountants still are is — beyond the ability of any president to solve. { budget. Operating funds for the state's NEW HAVEN — An auto mechanic A policeman who stopped Aillon in Even the news leaks seem to be going bears some reasonable relation to vocational-technical schools total 5.7 percent unemployed welfare client in 1972, is through the whole world The Democrats best hope now is to studying the other five years of returns has testified in the third trial of triple the early morning hours after the forever. Amen. Say this get all these problems behind them and to determine if there are any other against Mondale, while not hurting the services actually performed. If with 2.4 percent to run the state Department of murder defendant Guillermo Aillon he slayings on the night of Aug. 13,1972, is accused in the stabbing deaths of his estranged wife, Barbara Aillon Mon­ other campaign organization problems mistakes. Reagan. they don’t, they must be prepared Education. saw a knife in Aillon’s car soon after the expected to testify as to whether the little prayer 6 times a day Letters to the editor The budget request includea $491.2 million for kllings. tano, 26, and her wealthy parents, worked out by Labor Day, the tradi­ Even if the disclosure ends interests Mondale was overheard complaining to encounter skepticism, or worse, knife Corey examined in Aillon’s car for 9 consecutive days. full funding of school-aid grants intended to David Corey said Monday he saw the lumber dealer J. George Montano, 49, tional kickoff of the presidential race. in the Ferraro-Zacarro finances, the about Jesse Jackson and it hurt him if it transpires that they have The Manchester Herald welcomes letters to tUe was similar to the one he saw when he Your prayer will be an­ equalize education spending among towns and knife in Aillon’s 1965 model car on the stopped Aillon for a defective muffler and Bernice Montano, 46. But the issue will still leave scars, no Mondale campaign is still in serious among black and liberal constituents. simultaneously been doing valua­ editor. swered before the 9th cities. morning the bodies of Aillon’s es­ near the murder scene. He was convicted in 1973 and began Reagan was overheard joking about ble favors for the people who paid Letters should be brief and to the point. They should day, no matter how im­ matter how clean a bill of health Ms. trouble. Another $5.3 million would be used to improve tranged wife and parents were disco­ Aillon had brought his car to Corey in serving a 75-year sentence but because them these “ finder’s fees.” be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease.fn possible it may seem to Ferraro and Zacarro get out of their It never recovered from the contro­ bombing the Soviets but seemed to lose teaching in the state’s public schools. vered in their North Haven home 12 North Haven to have the muffler the trial judge was found to have editing, should be double-spaced. financial disclosure. The whole issue versial Lance affair at the convention. no supporters in the hap. Tirozzi proposed $3 million be used to start a years ago. replaced. Corey said the knife’s blade spoken privately to a juror during you. Don’t forget to thank has dulled much of the luster of her Lance, who resigned as President William A. Rusher, publisher of The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the three-year pilot program providing 200,000 "So in short,” said State’s Attorney was wrapped in tinfoil and both the deliberations, Aillon appealed and did the Sacred Heart. Publi­ being the first woman vice presidentiai Carter’s budget director under a cloud the National Review, writes “ The interests of brevity, clarity and taste. students with remedial instruction in basic skills Arnold Markle after Corey was questi­ blade of the knife and the tinfoil not then raise the double jeopoardy cation promised for favor and $10.4 million for state compensatory issue. He has since argued it, but so far candidate. because of his banking deals, was an Clay F. Richards is a political writer Conservative Advocate” for News­ Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester i oned by Public Defender Donald contained blood. received. education grants to towns. it has been rejected. He was freed on Every day another poll comes out anathema to some party leaders who for United Press International. paper Enterprise Association. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. " ! Dakers, there was a knife with blood on “ My main curiosity was the size of it in plain view “ where anybody getting it,” he said. The type of knife admitted ^225,000 bond in 1977. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 21. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aun. 2 i, Lact - if

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'The finance board thought The compromise budget passed at a ( 3 l Nova 'City of Coral.' Tonight's pro­ Marlon Brando. Maria Schneider. Jean- school board voted to spend the surplus S® Family Feud gram looks at the coral reef, one of the Pierre Leaud. 1973. ^ q o l officials had promised to return the reconvened town meeting. were badly needed and were cut out of the AT) Balia Conmigo world's most fascinating and colorful eco­ [USA] 1984 Stroh'a World Surfing wrplus to the town general fund. ® Wild World of Animals systems. (R) (60 min.) (Closed Captioned) Championshipa ’-Four out of six members of the finance fiscal 1984-85 request only to spare School Su|>erintendent Richard E. Pack­ MOVIE: 'Scruples' Part 2 board said they understood the compromise academic programs. man blamed the tension between the boards UPl photo [CNN] Monayllna 1 0 : 1 5 P M 2® D-Day The Allied inva­ [ESPN] SportsCantsr GD Chespirito Serie comica con Roberto sion of Normandy, from the state of affairs THE BORN LOSER ®by Art SanMMti reached in May to mean that the fiscal Items the surplus will buy include a on inflamatory stories of the boards' later Fancy feline [U S A ] Radio 1990 Gomez Bolanos y Florinda Meza. in Europe to the events leading up to the 1984-85 school budget would be cut only diesel-powered lawnmower, estimated at actions in local newspapers. (S) Survival Special invasion, is examined. (60 min.) MT,B00. In return, they thought the school 39,000; 100 folding chairs at 33,400; a School board member David Fernald The tug "Luna” clocks in the Charles River in Boston Monday 7:30 PM CE p m Magazlna I l L M ^ A N C e [CNN] Prime News [M A X ] MOVIE: H.O.T .S.' A swinging . m A H D c a v ia r ! A N D B B C A U SEX > board was to find money to repair the leaky photocopying machine at 36,500; a typewri­ complained that the Manchester Herald CE All In tha Family after a 42-year career as a tugboat with the Boston Tow Co. The [H B O ] MOVIE: Heart Uka a WhaoT sorority is dedicated to snaring every guy SELEO10M0FH0R5 AWkRE5UREIT'£ tenter School roof in last year’s budget ter at 31,000; a word processor at 32,100; failed to note that the June decision to spend CE Tic Tac Dough on campus. Susan Kiger. Lisa London, Pa­ CANT TELL THE boat will be restored, includes among National Register historic The first woman dragracing champion is furplus. three computers at 37,900 and a new sand 335,500 of last year's 368,000 school surplus 31) Indapandant News mela Jean Bryant. 1979. Rated R. O'0eUVRB5,„'CU IMPORTED, DIFFERENCE. torn between her family and racing. Bonnie k But the boards disagreed about whether spreader and truck body at 35,600. was made by a 4 to 2 vote. Fernald said it landmarks, and eventually opened to the public for viewing. 2 0 Solid Gold Hits Bedatia, Beau Bridges, Hoyt Axton. 1983. 10 :3 (yP M GD independent News KMow.DeviLepewTS,' Rated TO. (he school board also agreed to return any was one of the few board votes in the last Lying on the boat’s bow bumper (top) is a cat who found a new ® M 'A 'S 'H ( ^ Odd Couple ^ercent in annual interest if voters approve all the 2 Unfrequented B D B tin Mult. 1983. Rated PG Strong material desires will be awakened rior to your peers. Let your thoughts be ing, even though bringing It about won't ^'-projects. of Dance, Music, Theatre 16 Protuberance 3 Midday CDB DDCIBD In you this coming year. You'll want a on a camel 4 In conflict (2 a 1 2 :3 0 A M (X Thicke of the Night better way of life and, through hard work known. b e sim ple. The Board of Selectmen has proposed renovat- Coventry tax list Groups, etc. GD Star Trek and Ingenuity, you'll bring it Into being. BAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Ooc. 21) New TAURUS (April 20-May 20) DonY b® ' ing Community Hall at an estimated 3300,000; 17 With (Let) wds.) □ (33) Entertainment Tonight LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You may enjoy vitality will be breathed Into a venture surprised It you command the attontloa - building a new firehouse for 3800,000 and building 18 Pertaining to 5 Exclamation □ B C D B H Q of ^most everyone you encounter today. Your advertisement in this very ( ^ Late Night w ith David Letterman material advantages today through situa­ about which you’ve been dubious. Don't 'la new public works garage for 3300,000. The to be corrected a kidney of disgust You aeem to say all the right things to pui O ) Hogan's Heroes tions arranged for you by others. These give up now — victory Is In sight. ' school board last year proposed to build a new 20 Make lace 6 Stretched 26 In addition 46 Cleaned off will be from persons to whom you've them at ease. timely supplement will not only CAPRICORN (Doe. 22-Jan. It) Your libary at Bolton High School that would also serve «21 Extrasensory 27 Electrical unit 47 Circus ring 1 : 0 0 A M CS Laveme and Shirley been kind. Went to find out to whom you OEMINI (May 21-June 20) Pullirtg off tight words and actions today will Inspire oth­ by appraisal firm are best suited romantically? Send for "tough” feats on the job seems to coma ' as a computer center, and has estimated the cost afford you the opportunity to perception 7 — 29 Nightclub 49 Broadway X Saint ers to ally themselves to your cause. You your Matchmaker sat by mailing $2 to easy to you today, but It will be due Iq At 3450,000. (abbr.) 30 City on the G3) Dr. Gene Scott might forget what you way or do, but they m a te r offering Astro-Qraph, Box 489, Radio City your sound reasoning and wlllingneaa to C. Joseph Butera, an assistant vice president at COVENTRY — The Town Council voted Monday to support the Arts in our area, but Maude won’t. 22 Stepp^ 8 Group of Rhone 62 Cheers (Sp.) Station, New York, NY 10019. work for your goals. ■ Connecticut National Bank told members of spend 31,000 to bring United Appraisal Co. back to [C N N ] Crossfire 24 Land measure Sevan 32 Compact 53 Sisters VIRQO (Aug. 23-8iepl. 22) Practical mea­ A Q U A R R lB (J m l » F )ib . 19) Conditions several town boards and committees gathered at town to correct deficiencies in the 1981 grand list and also to advertise your upcoming (pi) 35 Strangeness [USA] 1964 Stroh'a World Surfing sures can be taken at this time to bring are rather unusual and Interesting today CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) If somelhing a Board of Finance meeting Monday that the town to repeat inspections of about 600 houses with 9 More 55 Songs of Championships 26 You (Fr.) faatidious 36 Year (Sp.) something for which you've been hoping In that you may now auocaed easHy In a difficult needs to be said, this Is tho day ‘ would save more than 3500,000 in interest if it paid erroneous property tax revaluation cards. fall registration schedule. 28 Passageway praise 1 : 1 5 A M [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook Into being. Dreams and doing mix well situation whara you pravloutly axparl- for you to speak up. You have the ability The council acted on the advice of the Board of Tax 10 Domicile 37 Sunflower today. anoMtalkirs. to express youraalf In a masterly fashion.' "'off a bond in 15 years rather than 20. of shops 11 Blobs State (abbr.) 56 Space agency 1 : 3 0 A M X Great Record/ But the shorter borrowing time would raise the Review. The group also recommended that United 31 F o r r o ^ (abbr.) ...Collection mill rate more sharply, Butera said. Appraisal's activities be supervised by tax assessor 19 Voodoo god 42 Soul (zerald Lavoie. use (abbr.) 23 Soused 43 Afflictive rash 59 Compass GD Independent N ew t (3$ MOVIE: 'Only God Krwwa' The tax board has in the past been critical of the way 33 Former 25 Part of battery 45 Breathe in point Mideast ® Our Mias Broolia Bridge Roof bids opened both United Appraisal and the assessor’s office handled the 1981 revaluatiqp. But most members alliance 1 2 3 4 B 0 7 a 8 10 11 GD Despedida COPY DEADLINE THURS., AUG. 23 ■“BOLTON — The Public Building Commission seem to agree that bringing the company back is the (abbr.) [CNN] Nawa Wrap-Up . discovered Monday that the cost of repairing two 12 13 14 monu and led another spade, inserting most expedient way to clear up apparent inequities in 34 Hole in a pan 1:45 A M [ESPN] ESPN's Ringside the eight when West played low. This leaky Center School roof will be more than double Coventry taxes. 38 Augury Review NORTH t-1144 Playing it safe ' italtial estimates for the project. 16 16 17 finesse guaranteed the contract. H One Board of Tax Review member who did not go 39 Football [H B O ] MOVIE: Friday the 13th' Part 2 ♦ A K 10 8 4 The apparent low bidder on the project was the Terror at Camp Crystal Lake continues as W7S for a shaky game East bad the spade nine to win thw along with the group's recommendation was Roland league (abbr.) 16 10 20 21 camp counselors are attacked by an unk­ trick, dummy’s remaining spades Manchester-based Line Corp., which bid to repair Green, who opposed the action. 40 Soviet river ♦ K » « “ the south wing roof for 342,000 and the north wing nown killer. Adrienne King. Amy Steel. ♦ Q J 7 By Oswald and would be whiners. When East shoiyeg “ United Appraisal had a shot at doing the John Fury. 1981. Rated R. 41 Maintenance 22 23 24 28 James Jacoby out, the spade eight became declare , (or 325,000. The school faqard had set aside only revaluation rijght in the first place and they blew it," For Your Space Reservation, Call The iW E S T EAST 44 Man's er’againe-golng trick. ! 330,000 for both wings. The money is currently he told the council 2 ; 0 0 A M X CBS N ew t Nightwatch ♦ Q9762 45 26 27 28 30 being held in the town's general fund. nickname X MOVIE; 'Chain Lightning' A jet pilot trs4 VAQ 10952 Just as a chameleon’s color Is What does this deal teach us? First) Green suggested that the assessor’s office was Well sacrifices scruples and honor for money The south wing is considered to be most 45 Mats of fibers ♦ J7S2 ♦ 10 8 3 affected by Its environment, the value be aggressive when the bidding tells enough equipped to reinspect the houses itself. He said 31 Humphrey Bogart, Eleanor Parker. Ray­ , urgently in need of repair. 48 Fern features 33 36 38 37 ♦ 9S ♦ AK5 of your high cards Is affected by you that your Ugh cards are w w the 31,000 would be better spent hiring a welfare mond Massey. 1950. The commission will forward all three bids to iJlanrffrstpr Hpralft positioned. Second, when you bavd 50 Conjunction ■ SOUTH developments in the bidding. South recipient or unemployed person to help Lavoie X Joe Franklin Show 36 38 40 had a fair hand, juat about enough to reached a contract that may not be . the Board of Selectmen for furrther action. To recheck the 600 houses. 51 Over there GD MOVIE; 'Blondle'a Secret' Blondio ♦ J 3 54 Element ■ V K J6 invite a game after partner’s opening arrived at by many others, look for fund the entire project, the town finance board The 31,000 was budgeted by the previous town 1 discovers a cache of money, but doesn't 41 42 ..would have to call a sjiecial town meeting to get 57 Danish know that the bills are counterfeit. Penny ♦ A Q 4 bid. Berause East had overcalled ways to guard against bad suit split# council for corrections, mistakes and litigation Advertising Department ■ Singleton. Arthur Lake, Larry Simms. ♦ 108042 with two hearts, South upgraded his that may cause you to go set. " residents’ approval. stemming from the issuance of the 1982 grand list. Qord 4B 40 47 48 48 1948 K-J to the equivalent of A-K. South Bids by two other companies confused 58 Hint Vulnerable: EJast-Weat Former Acting Town Manager Donald Holmes GD Dr. Gena Scott right to three no-trump, a commission members, who were unable to discovered the money during his short term as chief 60 Hindu BO B1 82 83 84 86 80 Dealer: North Ever ready O ) Independent Nawa M ot which he bad'to vindicate decipher all the figures. Premier Roofing Co. of administrator and the council's finance committee literature [T M C ] MOVIE; The Spirit o f St. Lopis' West North East Soath with careful play. Form er minister Glynn de Mosa - West Haven bid either 374,070 or 376,610, but B7 B8 88 suggested the funds be used to bring United Appraisal 61 Swamp 80 Charles Lindbergh's famous flight across 1 * 2 V 3 N T East took the ace of hearts and Wolff has been married 23 times . commission members could not determine which back. 643-2711 62 Poultry the Atlantic is dramatized. James Stewan, Pass Pass Pass returned the 10, won by declarer’s since 1930. O f his wives, the oldest figure the company meant in its bid letter. 01 02 63 Murray Hamilton. 1957. It has been known since the release of a 1981 Board 63 Putt to work Jack. D eclarer led tha Jack of qMdes, was 23. He claims to have fathered >■ F. J. Dahill of New Haven bid either 3103,740or [USAJ Wraatling TNT of Tax Review report that significant discrepencies 64 Drug agency Opening lead; V8 West covered with the queen, and 40 children, and he keeps two (. 3109,940, commission members said. ' 64 OB 80 exist between the 1981 revaluation by United (abbr.) 2 :1 5 A M [ESPN] SportsCenter dummy’s ace won the trick. South different-siz^ wedding dresaes iq ■ Appraisal and the one done in 1971 by the town. [M A X ] MOVIE; "The Challenga' returned to bis hand with a Ugh dla- his closet just in case. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 21. 1984 — II Renewed fighting in Tripoii

Hartford, with a mass of Christian Leisure leaves 31 dead, 100 hurt Albert J. Bernier burial at 9; 30 a.m. in Blessed Victor L MauluccI Jr. FOCUS/ Albert J. Bernier of 340 Charter Sacrament Church. Burial will be Victor L. Maulucci Jr., 49, of 74 Oak St. died Monday at his home. in Veterans Memorial Field, Hil­ Sunnybrook Drive, died Monday at TRIPOLI, Lebanon (UPI) ters met in Damascus with Syrian Israel has held a 24-mile strip of He was the husband of Marcella lside Cemetery. Friends may call Manchester Memorial Hospital. — Moslem gunmen battled in the Vice President Abdel Halim Khad- southern Lebanon between its (Scully) Bernier. at the funeral home today from 2 to He was the husband of Phyllis streets and blasted Tripoli with dam, who is trying to get Beirut’s northern border and the Awali He was bom in Thompsonville 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. (Marchut) Maulucci. rockets and shells today, killing at cease-fire extended to the nearby River since its 1982 invasion drove and had lived in the Hartford area He was bom in Hartford and had least 31 people and wounding more Shouf mountains. Palestinian guerrillas out of most of his life. Before retiring he lived in Manchester for the past 22 than 100 in the worst fighting since Syrian officials and northern Beirut. had been employed as a tool Hlldegarde M.P. Borejko years. He had been employed as a June. Lebanese politicians prepared for Palestinian violence against Is­ grinder by the Stanadyne Corpora­ supervisor of the Abbott Ball Private services were held today Rival militias fought across at a summit Thursday or Friday to rael has been replaced by growing tion for 23 years. Company of Elmwood. He was one for Hlldegarde M. (Phillips) Bo­ least 10 streets in Tripoli with examine the inability of the resistance from the mainly Shiite Besides his wife he leaves two of the founders of the East Catholic rejko, 69, of 31-B McGuire Lane, machine guns and rocket- Syrian-backed national unity go­ Moslem population in the southern sons, Robert J. Bernier of Elling­ High School Hockey Club and who died Friday at Manchester propelled grenades as their vernment to extend a July 4 regions of the country. ton and Donald F. Bernier of served as president in 1979 and gunners sent shells and rockets cease-fire outside the capital. Israeli troops sealed off one of Manchester; a daughter, Gladys Memorial Hospital. She was the 1980. wife of Joseph M. Borejko. into residential areas, forcing “ Damascus will not allow the two main routes to southern M. Mullen of West Hartford; and 11 Besides his wife he leaves his She was born in Pennsylvania residents to hide in shelters or flee anyone to ruin the plan prepared to Lebanon Monday and went ahead grandchildren. mother, Jean Maulucci Cronin of and had lived in Manchester for the the northern port city. return to Lebanon to health,” with steps today to stop the armed The funeral will be Wednesday Old Saybrook; five sons, Mark J. past 16 years. Burial was in St. “ It is horrific,” said a Tripoli Syrian envoy Gen. Mohammed resistance to their occupation. at 8; 15 a.m. from the Farley- Maulucci, David F. Maulucci, resident. "At the Islamic hospital James Cemetery. The John F. Kholy was quoted by the Bayrak Israeli officials in Tel Aviv said Sullivan Funeral Home, 96 Webs­ Matthew J. Maulucci, James V. there was blood everywhere and Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. newspaper as saying Monday the closure of the Bater mountain ter St., Hartford, with a mass of Maulucci and John P. Maulucci, people were being dumped on the during a visit to President Amin Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Center St., had charge of pass in south-central Lebanon arrangements. all of Manchester; and a brother, floor because there was no more Gemayel. Augustine’s Church, Hartford. Michael J. Maulucci of room.” would continue until Wednesday so In the Syrian capital, Nabih that Israeli troops could fortify a Burial will be in Rose Hill Wethersfield. Two children were killed by a Berri and Walid Jumblatt, Moslem Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. The funeral will be Thursday at shell as they had left their shelter checkpoint used to search vehicles militia leaders and Cabinet minis­ for weapons bound for guerrilla Friends may call at the funeral Margaret K. Newman 8; 15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney during a brief lull in tbe artillery ters, arrived and met with Syrian home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., fire. Civilians ran to the scene forces in the south. Margaret Keough Newman, 69, Vice President Abdel Halim Khad- p.m. of Bluefield Drive, died Monday at with a mass of Christian burial at screaming in grief, a witness said. The Bater pass is one of two main dam, state Syrian radio said. a local convalescent home. She St. James Church at 9 a.m. Burial “ Ambulances and the militia­ routes linking the Israeli-occupied In southern Lebanon, guerrillas was the wife of the late Wallace will be in St. James Cemetery. men are the only thing on the south with the rest of Lebanon. The George N. Gardner attacked Israeli positions near the Newman. Friends may call at the funeral streets," said the resident, who other, a bridge over the Awali George Nelson Gardner of Cov­ southern port of Tyre Monday, but She was born in Ludlow, Vt., on home Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. declined to be identified. “ So far River on the coastal highway north entry, formerly of Bamstead, no casualties were reported in the Sept. 1, 1914 and had been a Memorial donations may be there is huge damage to buildings of Sidon, was sealed off earlier by N. H., died Sunday at Hartford latest challenge to the 10,000 resident of Manchester for more made to the American Cancer and several large fires are burning Israeli occupation troops. Israeli forces. Hospital. He was the father of Society, 237 E. Center St. across the city.” Bradley G. Gardner of Ckiventry, than 30 years. Before retiring she Hospital reports said at least 31 with whom he had made his home had worked in the dietary people were killed and at least 110 for the past several years. department of Manchester Mem­ Alice J. Derwent orial Hospital for 21 years. She had were wounded in today's fighting, Besides his son he leaves six Private funeral and burial servi­ which erupted after sporadic Suspected mines grandchildren. also worked at the rectory of ces were held today in St. James clashes Monday night in which The funeral will be Thursday at Church of the Assumption. She leaves a step-daughter, Cemetery for Alice J. Darwent, 76, three people were killed. 11 a.m. in the chapel of the C.E. of 125 St. John St., who died “ Shells are falling at the rate of Peaslee & Son (Alton Funeral Lorraine Burdick of California; found in the Suez three sisters, Mrs. Catherine Ga­ Saturday at an area convalescent three a minute,” one police source Home), School St., Alton, N.H. home. She was the wife of the late in Tripoli, 42 miles north of Beirut, Friends may call at the funeral briel of Groton, Mrs. Lena Domin­ ick of Florida, and Mrs. Elizabeth Arthur C. Darwent. said at the height of the fighting. By Halo Khoury British and French mine-hunters, chapelWednesdayfrom7to9p.m., She leaves a daughter, Dorothy the official said. Riel of Norwich; and several The fighting was the wors^ United Press Internatlonol where Masonic burial services will Darwent; a brother, Edward Jar­ flare-up between the pro-Syrian A U.S. naval commander said be held. nieces and nephews. The funeral will be Wednesday vis; and a sister, Agnes LeDuc, all “ Pink Panthers” movement and CAIRO, Egypt — Five suspected earlier three mine-like objects of Manchester. the Sunni Moslem Unification mines have been discovered in the were detected by the USS Har- at 8; 15 a.m. from the Watkins Ramona F. Platt Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 movement, the Tawheed, since 43 Gulf of Suez and Egypt is almost kness, an oceanographic ship Main St., had charge of sure Libya has been planting ANDOVER — Ramona FelskI with a mass of Christian burial at 9 people were killed in June and patrolling the Gulf of Suez since arrangements. broke a 16-day cease-fire. underwater explosives in Red Sea Aug. 4 and U.S. navy frogmen Platt, 55, Of 193 Lake Road, died a.m. at Church of the Assumption. Take heart, In Beirut, Moslem Mourabitoun shipping lanes, an Egyptian mil­ would be brought from Saudi Sunday at her home. She was the Burial will be in St. James radio reported that a bomb had itary official said today. Arabia to investigate. wife of Lee A. Platt. Cemetery. Calling hours are today Charles W. Underwood wounded at least two people in the The unidentified official, be­ The first reports of ships being She was bom in Hinsdale, N.H., from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial BROOKFIELD, Mass. — Cha­ mostly Moslem west of the city lieved to be Defense Minister Field damaged by mines in the water­ and had lived in Andover for the donations may be made to the rles W. Underwood, 79, of Central following three mysterious bomb Marshal Abdel Halim Abu- ways came three days later. past 19 years. Besides her husband American Cancer Society, 237 E. Street died Saturday at the Nor­ Center St. blasts in the southern suburbs of Ghazala, confirmed the Soviet The military official appeared to she leaves a daughter, Thea Platt thampton Veterans Administra­ Vanessa the capital overnight. Union has launched a separate implicate Iran as well by declaring of Andover; two stepsons, Donald tion Hospital. He was wife of the Israel kept traffic to southern search in the southern sector of the that Hashemi Rafsanjani, speaker W. Platt of Ellington and Lee A. late Alice G. (Booker) Underwood, Lebanon sealed off and two major Red Sea. of the Iranian Parliament, threa­ Platt of Augusta, Ga.; and several Alice W. Monahan who died in 1973. militia leaders and Cabinet minis- In a statement distributed by tened June 29 that if the tanker war grandchildren. Alice (Williams) Monahan, 81, of He is survived by three sons, Another Miss America contestant Egypt’s official Middle East News continues in the Persian Gulf, it The funeral and burial will be at Ashford, formerly of Manchester, Charles Underwood Jr., Stanley Agency, he said the search for the would affect the interests of the oil the convenience of the family. died Monday at Manchester Mem­ Underwood and Roger Under­ mysterious explosives will be states in the Red Sea. There are no calling hours. *1^0 orial Hospital. She was the wife of wood, all of California; one daugh­ expanded to include territorial The official said the mines were Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jackson the late Joseph R. Monahan. ter, Eleanor Beaulieu of Califor­ once appeared in Penthouse Gejdenson waters of Sudan. of an “ advanced make,” reversing St., Willimantic, has charge of She was born in Terryville on nia; two brothers, Harold “ No mines have been found until an earlier Egyptian assessment arrangements. Feb. 14, 1903. She had lived in the Underwood of Swanton, Vt., and Bv Barbara Richmond now but five suspect objects have that they were “ primitive.” But he Bolton and Manchester area for 25 Guy Underwood of Westfield, Herald Reporter gets more been found south of Suez City,” the said none of the ships that were hit Mrs. Emma B. Quinn years before moving to Ashford Mass; one sister, Clara Whiting of official said. suffered serious damage. last January. Manchester; 14 grandchildren, 16 Emma Butterworth Quinn, 70, of Vanessa Williams wasn’t the A Herald story explained. “ Our objective,” he said, “ is to She leaves two sisters, Mrs. great-grandchildren and several “ Miss Kanehl will leave here on "There are suspicions that Vernon, died Sunday at Manches­ first Miss America to appear in retrieve an intact mine” to help Sadie Scott of East Hartford, and nieces and nephews. The clippings listed such vital statistics as the 5:47 express. In New York backing amount to near certainty that the ter Memorial Hospital. She was the Penthouse magazine. Libyan ship Ghada was responsi­ determine responsibility for who Mrs. Ruth Swanback of Vernon; He was an Army veteran of she will board a sleeper, bound wife of the late Charles L. Quinn. Miss Wiiliams, who was her height — 5 feet, 3Va inches. And her hair ble for sowing the mines in the Red planted the explosives. and four grandchildren and sev­ World War 11. for Atlantic City. The sleeper Before her retirement she had forced to give up her crown last Sea,” he said. The official confirmed the Suez eral nieces and nephews. Services were scheduled today color: blonde. But apparently other vital will stay in Atlantic City station By Mark A. Dupuis been employed at the Meadows month after nude photos of her United Press International Canal Authority was searching The funeral will be Friday at 8 at 2 p.m. In the J. Henri Morin were published in the magazine, so that Miss Kanehi can remain A similar accusation was made Convalescent Home. statistics — bust measurements or weight — suspect ships, in the waterway that a.m. from the Watkins Funeral Funeral Home, South Main Street, might gain comfort from a 1925 on the train as long as she cares by the auhoritative A1 Ahram She leaves a daughter, Mrs. HARTFORD —■ An anti-nuclear links the Mediterranean with the Home, 142 E. Center St., with a West Brookfield, Mass. Burial was portrait of Miss America page­ weren’t thought proper for print in those to.” newspaper, which said the Libyan Gulf of Suez. James E. Kost of Vernon; a weapons group has endorsed Rep. mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. be in Pine Grove in Brookfield, ant contestants which turned up She was furnished with a silk cargo vessel planted the explo­ The Egyptian navy also is brother, Chester Butterworth of at St. Maurice Church, Bolton. Mass. days. banner (Cheney silk, of course,) Sani Gejdenson, D-Conn., for his Vista, Calif • two sisters, Mrs. in Penthouse a couple of years “ oustanding record in supporting sives during a voyage through the “ inspecting, intercepting and deal­ Burial will be in Bolton Center ago. lettered Miss Manchester in Suez Canal, Gulf of Suez and Red Peter Kearney of Manchester, and legislation aimed at achieving a ing with ships that refuse to be Cemetery. Friends may call at the In Memoriam The portrait was used in blue and gold — she wore it ali Sea that began July 6. Mrs. Joseph Arcari of West Hart­ winning the Miss Manchester mutual and verifiable” freeze on searched outside the southern and funeral home Thursday from 7 to 9 of the material to make Miss during the pageant. ford; and three grandchildren. In loving memory o f our Dear conjunction with a Jordache contest made headlines for new nuclear weapons. The Netherlands will join the northern entrances to the Suez p.m. jeans advertisement. Kanehl’s clothes for the trip, Before Miss Kanehi was search by Egyptian, American, The funeral will be Wednesday Mother, Mrs. Julia Fidler, who weeks. Reporters kept track of The Connecticut Freeze Voter Canal,” the official said. And, guess what, a Manches­ sending her to Atlantic City with chosen as Miss Manchester, at 11 a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral passed away August 21st, 1966. her eveiy move. said Monday re-election of the 2nd ter resident’s mother is in the a fashionable wardrobe. Miss there were 49 entrants who had Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Gone but not forgotten. The ciippings iisted such vital Congressional District lawmaker 1925 lineup! Kanehl’s mother worked at the to be screened. Another Heraid Burial will be in Rose Hill Edward J . Menasian Daughters, statisics as her height — 5 feet. Cheney Mills at the time. article notes that Miss Kanehi “ will mean that eastern Connecti­ The late Helen Kanehl, the 3.5 inches. And her hair coior: Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Edward F. Menasian, 70, of 2 Anne and Julia The stories about her in the was chosen following a long cut’s voice in Congress will remain Calls mother of Janice Curran of blonde. But apparently other Friends may call at the funeral Thompson Road, died Sunday at Herald reflected the paper’s conference of judges, who tried strong in pursuit of this great Hilliard Street, appeared in that vital statistics — bust measure­ goal.” home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Manchester Memorial Hospital. photo, along with several other pride in its hometown girl: to make their decision by p.m. In Memoriam ments or weight — weren’t Harold Nash, a member of the call, 456 Carpenter Road, Coventry He was the husband of Betty Jane pageant contestants. • “ Miss Kanehl seems to have looking at photographs. Tolland County (Miller) Menasian. In loving memory of our Mother thought proper for print in those considerable ability that goes to group's board of directors, said (North Coventry, South Coventry). But, please, don’t jump to any ACCORDING TO one Herald and Grandmother, Mary McCann, days. The Herald clippings make an actress and at this Gejdenson’s Republican opponent, Thursday, 10:10 p.m. — motor Sunday, 3:58 p.m. — medical Alexander Walker He was bom in Hartford on June conclusions. story, the judges had difficulty who passed away August 21st, 1961. never mentioned them, though point seems to carry considera­ University of Connecticut profes­ vehicle accident. Lake Street, call. Orchard Hill Estates, Coven­ 15,1914, and had been a resident of Ms. Curran said contestants coming up with a winner: Alexander Walker, 54, of East Manchester for more than 30 To some you may be forgotten. others mentioned that such ble weight with the judges.” sor Roberta Koontz, did not answer Bolton (Bolton). try (South Coventry). in the 1925 photo were dressed in statistics were kept. “ It was impossible to arrive Hartford, died Saturday of injuries To others a part of the past. • “ At Atlantic City, Miss Man­ the group’s questionnaire asking Friday 4:45 a.m. — medical call, Monday, 5:38 a.m. — medical years. Before retiring 10 years ago prim and proper bathing suits. at a decision from pictures suffered in a boating accident. He chester will be called upon to candidates for their views on the Carson Drive, Coventry (South call, 6 Riga Lane, Bolton (Bolton, he had been employed as a But to us who love you dearly. Even so, she and her sister atone and groups of contestants was the husband of Mary B. Your memories will always last. LOOKING AT a photograph play (the piano) before 300,000 U.S.-U.S.S.R. freeze issue. Coventry). Manchester Ambulance). foreman for Pratt & Whitney in didn’t wish to have the photo were invited in so that measure­ Walker and the father of Stanley of ail of the contestants at people. Stage presence and a Friday 1:55 p.m. — medical call. Monday, 7:30 a.m. — alarm. Hop East Hartford for more than 25 Always remembered and republished. ments could be taken for Walker of Manchester. Atlantic City, it’s interesting to winning smile count considera­ However. Nash said it was clear Orchard Hill Estates, Coventry River Elderly Housing, Riverside years. loved by, comparison.” He leaves two other sons, David note that most of the girls were bly in this role and It is believed from statements made by Mrs. (South Coventry). Drive, Andover (Andover). Besides his wife he leaves two Her Children & Grandchildren IN THOSE DAYS, those who Even though Miss Kanehl Walker and Robert Walker, both of on the petite side. Most contest­ that Miss Kanehl can fill it to Koontz that she did not endorse the Saturday, 12:45 a.m. —motorcy­ Monday, 6:30 p.m. — car fire. sons, Robert Menasian and Alan went to Atlantic City often didn’t win the Atlantic City East Hartford; two sisters, Marjo­ Menasian, both of Manchester; a ants in recent years are excep­ perfection.” freeze as advocated by the Connec­ cle accident. Bunker Hill Road Long Hill Road, Andover represented towns and cities, tionally tall. pageant, she was a heroine In ticut Freeze Voter. “ These state­ near South Street, Coventry rie MacLeod of Nova Scotia and daughter, Gail F. Menasian of In Memoriam (Andover). rather than just states. . In those days the event was the eyes of Manchester resi­ ments mean she is not really (North Coventry, South Coventry). Louise Klardle of New Hampshire; Manchester; and a brother, Ri­ In loving memory of Raymond THE STORIES carried no Her mother, who was 18 and a called a beauty contest, al­ dents. She was invited to supporting a freeze.” he said. Saturday, 8:29 a.m. — bicycle Monday, 6:59 p.m. — medical two half sisters, Helen Payne of chard Menasian of Nakomis, Fla. Canfield who passed away August reporter’s byline. In those days call. Hop River elderly housing. Herald photos bv Pinto Manchester High Schooi gradu­ though talent also played a participate in just about every accident. Route 31 and Trowbridge West Virginia and Mary Ward of The funeral will be Thursday at 21, 1974. ate at the time of the pageant, it apparently wasn’t popular to Riverside Drive, Andover Nova Scotia; and a half brother, major part. Miss Kanehi was an social function in town — and it Mrs. Koontz, however, said she Road, Coventry (North Coventry, 10 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Though his smile is gone forever. Jan Curran, right, and her sister, Annese Rinaldi, was the last woman to hold the print reporters' names — not (Andover). James Walter of Nova Scotia. accompiished pianist and violi­ was all documented In the does support a verifiable freeze South Coventry). Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will And his hand we cannot touch. title of Miss Manchester. In even the one who braved the The funeral will be Wednesday look over Manchester Evening Herald clippingsand nist, besides being beautiful. Herald. and had made her views known in Saturday, 5:57 p.m. — medical Tuesday, 7:21 a.m. — medical • be in the East Cemetery. Friends We will never lose sweet memories subsequent years, the pageant crowds at the pageant in Atlan­ Among the honors later af­ at 8; 45 a.m. at the Callahan old photographs of their mother, who was Miss “ I can remember my grand­ tic City. debates prior to winning the call. Lake Road, Andov%r call, Gil’s Mobil station. Route 6, may call at the funeral home Of the one we loved so much. winner had the title of Miss forded the beauty queen: serv­ Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East Manchester in 1925 and went on to the Atlantic City mother saying that women used Miss Kanehl chose her Republican nomination to chal­ (Andover). Bolton (Bolton, Manchester Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Wife and Family Greater Vernon. ing us a fashion model, along to pull at my mother’s hair. It mother as her chaperone to the lenge Gejdenson. Saturday, 10:52 p.m. — medical Ambulance). beauty pageant. A portrait of Miss Kanehl, is above. Ms. Curran still has yellowed with New York City models, at a was so thick and beautiful, they pageant. The pair traveled to Ms. Curran points to her mother in one section of a Manchester Herald clippings of didn’t believe it was real,” Ms. clothing store at the corner of “ I don’t think I got a fair chance the event. New Jersey in style, via Pul­ Curran said. Main Street and Purnell Place. from them,” she said of the freeze IRA supporter vows to return photograph of all the contestants. lman car, from Manchester to The news about Miss Kanehl Cheney Brothers donated all group's endorsement, adding that Lawrence authorities New York City. Please turn to page 12 she never received the question­ DUBLIN. Ireland (UPI) — An lish a socialist state. men, women and children before naire the group said it sent to IRA supporter from New York, “ The Irish people have tried the cameras of the world,” Galvin candidates. probe shooting, fires whose appearance at a Belfast every possible peaceful means. said. rally sparked a riot in which a man The IRA are the only group putting was killed by police, vowed today effective pressure on the British to Asked how he escaped capture LAWRENCE, Mass. (UPI) - collapsed on Essex Street. He was to defy British authorities and get out of Ireland,” Galvin said. and traveled to the Irish Republic Coventry Authorities were searching today in critical but stable condition return to Northern Ireland. He said he had no idea the British from Northern Ireland, Galvin for a second suspect in the shooting Out with the old, and in with the new — please! Monday following surgery at Law­ “ I’ll be back again and it's up to government would mount a “ bru­ said. “ I just walked out the back of a Haverhill man, and investigat­ rence General Hospital. the British whether I’ll come tal and savage attack” when he door. I passed within yards of the ing two suspicious fires in a Incropera said the shooting was legally or not,” warned Martin defied the ban and appeared at the RUC (Royal Ulster Constabulary) man dead I'd like to have new everything. I’m tired of this old ‘polyurethane” in my old Webster’s New Collegiate. neighborhood wracked two weeks “ definitely unrelated” to two Galvin in a press conference Belfast rally. but they were so intent on attack­ ago by ethnic rioting. nights of rioting which prompted a before leaving Dublin on a flight to “ Anyone who saw them attack ing people, they didn’t notice m e.” stuff I’ve got. There’s something wrong with all of it. The word isn’t in it because it’s a 1936 edition I’ve My shoos ar© in wors© shap© COVENTRY — Coventry police Police said the shooting was dusk-to-dawn curfew Aug. 10-12. New York. He had been banned must agree that it is the British This morning while I was dressing, I realized my owned since junior high schooi. Chief George Trzaskas said Mon­ unrelated to the earlier violence. Sgt. David Kelley said robbery from entering the British province who are the real terrorists, the real socks are a disaster. I must have 30 or 40 socks. Not Some of the furniture in the house ought to be thrown than my socks, although I’v© day a pedestrian struck and killed Andy Rooney Fire officials said the fires oc­ was believed to be the motive of Northern Ireland and had not criminals and the real men of pairs of socks, just single socks. There are only four or out. Half the chairs are either broken, uncomfortable by a motorcycle early Saturday on k©pt th©m in pairs. curred in the area where the behind the shooting. been seen ' since slipping away violence,” Galvin said. five real pairs left and some of them have holes in the Bunker Hill Road was leaving the THANKSGIVING or worn out, and if we threw away every one of them rioting broke out, but would not from the Beflast rally nine days “ When I broke the ban I could not same private party the motorcycle Deputy Fire Chief Richard toes. I think to myself, ’’They’re good enough for Syndicated Columnist and bought new furniture, the house would look better speculate on a possible link. ago. have foreseen that the British NOVENA TO ST. lUOE the nuts seem to fit any of the bolts. I’d like to discard rider was returning to. Freedette said his department was Saturdays,’! but I should get rid of all my socks and and be more comfortable to sit in. I’m never going to According to police, John Lebro, Galvin also said that if he had government woqld order a brutal O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ the whole batch and get neatly packaged new ones, all investigating two suspicious fires buy four or five new pairs that I could keep with their glue those rungs in the dining room chairs, and it Dead is Steven Mills, 21, of 1067 33, of Haverhill, was shot by one of and savage attack upon innocent tyr, great In virtue and rich In mira­ sorted according to size and purpose. that broke out in the troubled had a gun at the rally, he would cles; near kinsman ol Jesus Christ partners. South St. The motorcycle rider was two men at 7:50 p.m. Sunday as he have fired at police who broke up would cost more to reupholster the red velvet chair in Alan Welliver, also 21, of 1548 Main neighborhood Friday in a vacant faithful intercessor ol all who In­ My shoes are in worse shape than my socks, the living room than it’s worth. sat in the driver’s seat of his the Irish Republican Army rally in voke your special patronage In time ON MY DESK sits an old, cracked cup filled with St. Mills was pronounced dead at building at 124 Oxford St. parked car a few blocks away from an effort to arrest Galvin. Sean Alan f ’. Krupp, M.D. of need. T o you I have recourse although I’ve kept them in pairs. It takes strength of I d like to start new with all the keys and locks I own. pencils and pens. Many of the pencils are broken and the scene, on Bunker Hill Road The first fire started on cellar the scene of two nights of rioting. Downes, 22, was killed by a police from the depth ol my heart and mind to throw out shoes that look terrible but that you delight to go to a good store and pick out about 20 new There are six mystery keys in my dresser drawer. I near the intersection of South stairs about 2; 15 a.m. and was their erasers are hard with age. The ink In some of the After the shooting, two men in a plastic bullet and some 20 others announces the humbly beg to whom Qod haa given still wear. I’d love to dump every shoe, every sneaker lamps. have no idea what they unlock but I don’t dare throw Street. quickly extinguished, he said. such great power to come to my as­ pens has dried up. I ought to dump all those shorty car were chased by police into were injured in the clash. and every old moccasin in my closet and go out and Welliver was not injured, police Freedette said the second fire relocation of his sistance. Help me in my present and Last night in the kitchen, I noticed some of our them away. I’d like to get a fresh start with locks and l^ncils and dead pens in the wastebasket. And while Andover where they jumped out Galvin, a New York lawyer, is buy three new pairs of shoes, two pairs of sneakers keys. said. broke out around 8; 30 p.m. and was urgent petition. In return I promise dishes have seen better days. They used to be in seU of I’m at it, it wouldn’t do any harm if I threw out the and fled,. Lt. Francis Incropera director of the U.S. fund-raising medical office to make your name known and and several pairs of loafers or slippers. It would sure According to Chief Trzaskas, put out within half an hour. 12 but down through the years three or four of each set My little telephone book could go. There are at least wastebasket and got a clean, new one. said. group Noraid — Northern Irish Aid cause you to be invoked. give my closet a lot of class it doesn’t have now. Welliver had left the party to give Police arrested Oscar Nieves, to Say three "Our Fathers. Three have been broken and others are chipped and faded. six names in there of people who l)a ve died and a dozen With many of these items. I’m torn between A preliminary investigation re­ Committee. Both the British and I’m tired of the lamps in the house. The switch on someone a ride home. As he 17, of Lawrence, at about 11:30 vealed the second fire had at least Hall Marys and Qlorlas." Publica­ I’d like to start over with new crockery. more who no longer speak to mdl so I won’t be calling practicality and sentimentality. Would throwing out U.S. governments believe some of 599 Main Street tion must be promised. St. Jude one is broken so you have to twist the bulb to turn it on returned, he spotted a shape he p.m. and were searching for three points of origin in the Noraid’s funds are used to buy them. A fresh start with a new telephone book would all this stuff and buying replacements cost a lot of thought might be a deer moving in (acroas from the library) pray for us and all who Invoke your and off. The shades on several of the lamps were once another suspect in a nearby 2*/4-story wooden building, arms for the outlawed IRA, which aid. Amen. This novena has never THERE ARE BOOKS in my office and at home I be good for me. money? I suppose I’m tired of money, too. I’ve got the road and tried to swerve away yellow or white, but they’re brown now from years of wooded area. Freedette said. He said the build­ is waging a terrorist campaign to beginning been known to fall. I have had my ought to ditch. I see so many good new books I’d like to In my workshop, there must be 20 cans, jars andold hundreds of pennies In drawers and little boxes, and I from it. But his bike collided with request granted. neat from the bulbs. I‘d dump every one except the The victim reportedly ran from ing's tenants had recently moved end British rule in Ulster, unite it buy but don’t have room for. I should throw out my old cigar boxes with odds and ends of nuts, bolts, screws know it’s wasteful, but I’d feel better If I could throw Mills, police said. the car after the shooting and out. August 20, 1984 student lamp with the green glass shade. It would be a with the Irish Republic and estab­ __ ___ O.S. dictionary and get a new one. Yesterday, I looked for and nails. I can never find the si/.e I need and none of all that change out and start all over with new bills. I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aua. 21. 1984 — u Advice Coffese Notes Winnebago peoplOj here’s man who woni join your ranks

Awarded R O TC scholarship Ms. Mackenzie graduates Saturday, Aug. 4 Brunswick Route 117. A sign said that the He has also hiked the coasts of California and 7:25 p.m. campground was full. That didn’t bother me. If they Oregon, as well as much of Quebec. This is his first Carole L. Mackenzie, daughter of Isabelle and one young shoplifter, MIbco u Centre, refused to find a place for me, I'd find one for myself. trip with another biker, and he admits to enjoying a For .lohn C.AIberghini, sort of Dr. and Mrs. John E. Donald Mackenzie of Manchester, graduated recently Miscou Island, At the visitor information center, I was told that slower, more leisurely pace. from Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley,' Mass., Summer Alberghini of South Glastonbury, has been awarded a New Brunswick hikers and bikers stay at the primitive campground, I brought over all of my maps and brochures of PEI, cum laude. full four-year ROTC scho­ not the main campground. That’s wonderful! We stay and the Magdalens, and shared my knowledge of Miss Mackenzie majored in mathematics and Cyclist larship to Pennsylvania After 83 miles of biking today, I can think of a few away from the “ Winnebago People” — that those places with Alain and Chantal. being caught set her free State University. phsics. She was treasurer of the Class of 1984 and a things I ’d rather do than write. v stout-hearted band of rugged pioneers who brave the Last Saturday, while spending the day in my tent, I Blue Key Guide. Dr. Alberghini is pro- On Wednesday morning, I wrote a little while lying Glenn Davis unknown wilderness, complete with color TV, built-in decided that there won't be time to bikeout to western fesor of physics and chair­ DEAR ABBY: The letter from many unethical therapists have in bed, then joined Cliff and Judith for breakfast of bar, and kitchen sink. Quebec, and tour La Verendrye Provincial Park. I man of the Department of the woman who shoplifted a 78-cent excellent “ lines.” He ignored my cereal with milk, and toast with orange marmalade Oh. and let’s not forget the list of accommodations, thought instead, that I'd go through Laurentides Mathematics and Physical Earns MCC degree box of candy brought back real problem and kept steering our and homemade strawberry jam. L ifrJ just in case the bed starts to feel a bit hard. Don’t get Provincial Park. Sciences at Manchester memories. Dear conversations to sex. He asked me Robin L. Wright, daughter of Roderick and Peggy At 10 a.m.. Cliff called Bonnie to see if she was and me. ’Then it was time to hit the road. I didn’t leave me wrong. I ’m not totally against RVs. They're fine When I voiced that plan. Alain immediately urged When I was a young girl, I helped to write down my sexual fantasies, Community College. Wright of 102 Green Road, was graduated in May from awake. Sinc% she’d only been up for 10 minutes, we Shediac until after noon. I took Route 134 north to for older people, but it really galls me when 1 see me to reconsider, saying that the route is miles and NROTC scholarship stu­ Bouctouche. another girl steal a 10-cenl ring and he even loaned me a book of Manchester Community College with an associates took our time walking to her house. young people traveling that way. What are they going miles of forest, nowhere to get groceries (that I Abby dents are appointed mid­ A few miles later, there were a few sprinkles, but from a 5-and-lO-cent store, (She erotic stories that he asked me to degree in science. I packed up my freshly washed clothes and other to 'o when they get old? already know), and that there is very heavy lumber shipmen, United States Na­ they didn’t amount to much. At St. Anne, I put on my ‘‘accidentally" knocked the ring to Abigail discuss with him. Then he asked if She majored in early childhood education. She will items, before sitting down to talk some more with truck traffic. val Reserve, by the rain gear and continued to Rexton, where Route 134 the floor, I picked it up and slipped he could come to my home to see enter Eastern Connecticut State University in Bonnie. (As usual, she did most of the talking.) She ONE OTHER good feature about the primitive That I didn't know. Alain showed me several other Van Buren secretary of the Navy, ends. I got on New Brunswick Route 11, and stopped at it to her, and she put it in her me. (My husband was overseas.) Willimantic in the fall. said that she receives $612 per month in support for campground — it’s free. When I heard that, I decided scenic routes which have either lighter traffic, or while fulfilling the require­ the tourist bureau in Richibucto for a map of purse.) How dumb I was! herself and her four children. That has to cover to spend all day Thursday and Thursday night in paved shoulders. ments for the bachelor’s Kouchibouguac National Park. I slept over at her house that After he got what he wanted, he everything — food, rent, utilities, clothes, etc. Kouchi. Alain's bike is a traveling grocery store. "I like to degree. I bumped along the paved shoulder of Route 11, and night. We had a fight, and I told her DEAR ABBY: I hope you can dropped me. I felt guilty for seven I had two bikers for neighbors that night. Alain eat as well on the road as I do at home,” he remarked. Alberghini will enter the Heidi Clark honored It s really not fair,” said Bonnie. “ Carol has only stopped for groceries before entering the park. I if she didn 't shut up and let me go to settle a difference of opinion years because he made me believe Bisson and Chantal Beaulieu are from Montreal, but It was a wonderfully relaxing, peaceful night. College of Engineering at two children, yet she gets only $44 less than me. That stocked up on flaked ham, bananas, fig bars, peanuts, sleep, I would tell her mother about between my mother and me. My that I had instigated it. Heidi Clark, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William E. started the trip from Campbellton, N.B. Alain is a Penn State University. means that with two more children, I get only $22 per and milk. the ring she stole. Her mother husband and I received a wedding Another therapist was able to Clark of Bolton, was recently honored at a Loomis very experienced biker, having hiked across Canada, Glenn Davis is a Manchester resident who is biking He’s a 1984 graduate of month for each of them.” A few hundred feet past the grocery store, we turned heard us, came into the room and invitation, and in it was requested, help me face my real problem, Chaffee School awards assembly. She received the east to west. He shook his head as he recalled the across New England and Canada this summer. He Is Glastonbury High School. A neighbor took a group picture of Bonnie, Carol, right onto the smoothly-paved park road. New said, “ What ring?” “ No gifts, please.’’ which has nothing to do with sex. (I Smith Club of Hartford prize and the Goethe Institute savage hp:trtwinrts that swept across the plains. keeping a log of his travels for the Manchester Herald. Upon completion of the My friend had to tell her mother My mother thinks it means, "Do had been raised by a domineering, German award. degree requirements, mid­ the truth, so the next day her not buy a gift; we prefer money mentally sick mother.) The second John C. Alberghini She is a junior at the school in Windsor. shipmen are transferred mother and my mother marched instead.” I think it means no gifts therapist also helped me to deal from reserve status to active duty and receive the the two of us back to the store, of any kind. with this sicko who had subtly commission of ensign in the Navy. Home computer game made us confess to the clerk and Abby, is a monetary gift consi­ seduced me. I hope this isn’t too Ms Bensen is Syracuse grad return the ring. Abby, that was the dered a gift? long for your column. It could help Karen Jean Bensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. worst moment of my life, but it was US IN SELMA, ALA. other women who think therapists Ms. Segal in honor society Kenneth Bensen of 257 Ludlow Road, graduated May . hooks guileless player one of the best lessons I have ever can do no wrong. 12 from Syracuse University, Syracuse, N.Y. with a ' learned. DEAR US: A monetary gift is ANOTHER VICTIM Karen Segal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Segal bachelor of science degree in social work and a special It happened 64 years ago, and indeed a gift. “ No gifts, please’’ and Weston Willett, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Douglas By Jack Warner vast, lO-level dungeon; Ultima III certificate in gerontology. from that day on I was never means don’t bring a present of any DEAR VICTIM: You say "he’s Willet, of Manchester, were among 41 students at United Press International and Questron also have large While at Syracuse she was selected as marshall of tempted to steal a thing. kind. still out there." Why should he go Loomis Chaffee School who were named recently to surface areas to be explored. But the School of Social Work, by faculty and fellow NAMELESS IN unpunished, free to do to other the school’s chapter of the Cum Laude Society. ATLANTA — There are times in in all three, painstaking maps have students, on the basis of academic success, character, LANCASTER, PA. DEAR ABBY: Your letter warn­ women what he did to you? If you the dark of night, when my wizard to be made or your characters will leadership abilities, participation in extra-curricular. ing women about unethical psy­ havent’ let him know that you are is dead again and my priests arc become hopelessly lost. Two receive degrees activities and service to the community. DEAR NAMELESS: Your chotherapists was excellent. I ’m wise to him now, please consider it. out of spells, that I wonder if there The stronge.st theme running She is employed as a therapist with mentally friend‘s mother was wise. An saving it. I was a victim IS years It may not be too late to report his Timothea A. KargI of 165 Ferguson Road and Sarah are any other 46-year-old men through lhe.se games is econom­ handicapped adults in Helena, Mt. ounce of humiliation is worth a ago. He’s still out there practicing. unprofessional conduct to the J. McClain of 64 Holl Street were awarded degrees at hooked on computer adventure ics; your players start out impov­ Three Manchester residents were among students pound of punishment. It might help to warn others that proper authorities. June graduation ceremonies of Quinnipiac College in games. erished and relatively weak. Only Hamden. named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at m Personal computers can do through killing monsters cun they ’Tufts University, they were; many wonderful things, but none grow stronger and richer, and it Ms. Kargl majored in occupational therapy and Ms. Anthony P, Cruz, 17 Lamplighter Drive; Steven M. McClain in laboratory animals. more marvelous than running takes strength and wealth to win. Kahaner, 239 Ludlow Road; and Barbara D. Bennett, these sophisticated, complicated, So a large part of the game is 9-lo-5 There is more thsfn one diet 94 Henry Street. involved and excruciatingly diffi­ monster whoniping; this can get a Hoppers earns M.A. degree cult games. little dull after your ehurueters They come in two basic forms — reach the point where they are Mark Allen Hopper of Bolton was awarded a with and without graphics. The more than a mutch for the to help cirrhosis of liver master’s degree in architecture at graduation all-text adventures are available garden-vari€*ty monsters. ceremonies in May at Clemson University, Clemson. S.C. Take heart for virtually every computer on the All action is controlled from the D E A R DR. LA M B - I would like self-addressed envelope for it to me market. Those with graphics are keyboard; no joysticks or other to know if you have a diet for cir­ in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box Continued from page 11 written for a much smaller group equipment u.sed in arcade-type rhosis of the liver. I drank alcohol for 1551, Radio City Station, New York, Murphy awarded M.D. of machines, primarily the Apple games is necessary. You direct about 25 or so years. I have quit Your N Y 10019. The owner was the father of Dr. Merrill Rubinow and II series. your adventurers in their explora­ drinking now, but I do need a diet for D E A R DR. LAM B - When I was Air Force Captain Kent Randall Murphy was Judge Jay E. Rubinow, both of Manchester. They are expensive — if you pay tions. and command their every cirrhosis of the liver, and a recom­ Health about 12,1 bad my nose broken play­ recently awarded a doctor of medicine degree from list price it can run as high as $60 move in an encounter. mendation on vitamins and minerals. ing football. My dad was working and the F. Edward Hehert School of Medicine of the There’s even a clipping which notes that she bought Lawrence a piano at Kemp’s Music Store on Main Street, with for one game. But in terms of Wizardry is the smoothest run­ DEIAR R E A D E R — ’There isn’t just my mother was in the hospital. It nev­ Uniformed Services University of the Health mileage, they are dirt cheap. A ning of the games; Ultima III — one diet for cirrhosis of the liver. Cir­ A Sciences. the owner accompanying her to the Boston factory to Lamb, M.D. er occurred to them to send me to the player my age, with most of his written by an astronaut's sun who rhosis refers to scarring of and dam­ select the piano. howital. He is the son of David R. Murphy of West Hartford ganglia already fried by less uses the name Lord British — is age to the liver, which can follow any ’nirough the years. I’ve found it dif­ and Charlotte M. Murphy of Manchester. He’s a 1976 entertaining pursuits like making relatively smooth. Questron, a number of disorders. Liver damage SHE LA’TER married William Joseph Whalen of ficult to breathe. I’ve been told I have graduate of Manchester High School and holds a a living, will take months, if not recent entry on the market, is full may be caused by the use of alcohol Lynn. Mass., about a year after the pageant, ’raey a deviated septum. Something was bachelor of science degree from the U.S. Air Force years, to complete one. or may result from heart failure or were wed in the Little Church Around the Comer in of distressing grammatical and mentioned about a membrane. I use Academy, Colorado Springs. spelling errors, but has the most disease of the biliary tract. The one eral small meals a day instead of New York City. I ’m currently running three nose drops. If I don’t use too much, is He will continue his medical education in surgery involved and enchanting back­ definite thing is that a person who has three larger meals. “ The bride was attired in an afternoon gown of blue graphics adventure games — it OK? I’m now 67. internship at David Grant Air Force Medical Center, ground story of the three; it's a liver disease, including cirrhosis, DEIAR REIADER — ’The septum velvet, with blue hat, blue shoes and a fox fur scarf. Wizardry, Ultima III and a new If you tend to accumulate fluid, you Travis Air Force Base, California. very good game that will surely gel should not use alcohol I think it is that divides your nose in half may be She carried a bouquet of Madonna lilies and one on the market called Questron. should restrict your sodium intake, Harold photo by Tarauhilo better in subsequent versions unwise to use a single drop if one bent in such a way as to narrow the forget-me-nots,” said one Herald clipping. All are based more or less on the but not to the point of eliminating All of the.se games have some already has liver damage. air passages. ’The lining of your air The wedding account also said that the bridegroom ganae Dungeon and Dragons; Important nutrients. Diuretics can Linda Dunn Is a graduate provision for saving your position ’The choice of diet alM depends on p t ^ g e s may also be thickened. “ until recently, was connected with the advertising Just looking, thank you Wizardry, the oldest of them, is help control the salt problem while at any time, and It should be done what stage the liver disease is in and When the nasal passages are unduly Linda S. Dunn of 814 Vernon St., graduated in May force of the Herald.” quite similar to D&D. still maintaining a n o n ^ diet. before every critical junction in how severe it is. In advanced stages, obstructed, they can be opened surgi­ from Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, It was a long reign for Miss Kanehl, who held the Except for unusual cases, a single These children aren't quite sure whether they want to "Jungle Book.” Nancy Chartier of the Children’s In all three games, you create the action. Apparently a great too much protein will cause hepatic cally and a deviated septum can be Mass. She majored in management with computer title of Miss Manchester imtil her death from cancer, multiple vitamin a day added to a your own characters, name them many players never do this, and coma, which is very dangerous. In repaired. applications. at age S3, on Sept. 28, 1960. make friends with a boa constrictor named Alexis. Alexis Museum of Hartford brought the mini-zoo to the theater. more chronic liver disease, it is balanced diet should be adequate. If was a visitor at the U.A. Theaters in the Manchester Kneeling to get a close look are, from left, Melissa and to some degree determine the result is a flourishing little side additional vitamins are needed, they Nose drops may shrink the lining their strengths and weaknesses. industry in programs that essen­ Important to have enough protein. Parkade on Saturday in conjunction with the Disney film, Rosenblatt, Lisa Mozille and Robin Mozille. ’The best general advice that can be should be prescribed by a doctor. ’The and make it easier to breathe through Wizardry takes place entirely in a tially allow you to cheat. given to the “at home" and ambulato­ B-vitamins appear to be particularly the nose, but the use of them leads to ry patient with cirrhosis of the liver is im Mitant in liver diseases. a vicious cycle. When the spray isn’t Service Notes to consume a weU-balanced diet that ’niere is much more to liver rtinenne used, the membrane swells. Includes all the basic four food than just a diet To round out your It’s not too late to see a doctor. An These collectible tokens brought love, luck and more groups: meats, dairy products, fruit knowlege, I am sending you ’The ear, nose and throat specialist may be Marine is promoted and vegetables and the bread and Health Letter 7-8, Uving With Your able to help, and being able to breathe Smith is an academy grad Liver. Others who want this hnue can well in your later years may be ’’What’s ex-o-numia. Dad?” cereal group. ’Those who can’t toler­ Amy Gantner, daughter of Holly G. Hunt of 138 High Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Bruce A. Smith, son send 75 cents with a long, stamped. important to you. ate a good meal should try to eat sev- St., Coventry, has been promoted to her present rank of Stella Smith of 13 Laurel Place, recently graduated Dad, just home from a |)rogram on the topic at while serving with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, from the Senior Enlisted Academy at the Naval Manchester’s coin club, answers: “ It’s a word for You should get a look at the love Marine Corps Air Station, Futenma, Okinawa. Education and Training Center, Newport, R.I. tokens and medals and lucky pieces and things like Collectors' tokens. These were made from that.” Wife wants to open letter . "Gee, you know everything. Dad! ’! Corner any type of coin: large cents, “ Heh, heh, not quite everything, son.” Indians, two- and three-cent Public Records Here is a good example of exonumia — an Indian Russ MacKendrick Head cent in an aluminum horseshoe. On one side it pieces, half dimes, shield from her husband’s doctor says, “ I bring good luck/keep me and never go nickels ... right through to Warranty deads on Main Street, $65,000. Quitclaim daeds broke.” various gold coins. ' Michael and Kathleen Madel to Michael and Catherine Gall- DEAR DR. BLAKER - My hus­ dosed drawers, books from scattered William and Anna Mozzer to In an auction catalog lately arriving at this office, Carl and Cruz Mandell, property acher to Richard and Carol Du­ band and I are about to embark on a shelves. Prom the comers of the William and Janice Mozzer, 77 we see 112 lots of creatively encased coins. The reference works), plus Storecards and Merchants’ European vacation. He is 74 and has on Grissom Road, $93,900. mas, 63 Ralph Road, $96,000. Tracy Drive. estimated values are way more than you might house I gathered together the parts of Harry Evans Jr. to Wilken E. Tokens. had a heart condition for some time me that I bad hidden away. I hung the expect. There is a photo of a similar horseshoe, only so we asked his doctor for some Ask Mahland Jr., unit 63, Millbridge Mark C. Lavitt to Dorothy Just before the section on the encased coins, there medalists and designers. The center section shows pictures, shelved the books, unpacked Lis psndsns with a Lincoln cent, tabbed $17.50-$20. An encased suggestions. WF J Hollow Condominium, $46,000. Grannis units 17G, 17J, 17K 22M, are about 150 lots of elongated coins. These are made books you can get on* all imaginable types of my cello and sat and waited for the Helen M. Wilson against John E. 31E, 31G 31H, 31L 31M and 34K, dollar coin: “ Nassau Republican ... Dinner 1882,” is by rolling out copper cents and decorating the resuit. exonumia. Besides the obvious titles, we see Canada The doctor was very helpful. Blaker fusing to begin. It did ..." Wilson, 92-94 Laurel St. Among other things, he gave us a D.W. Fish Realty Co. to Stephen Manchester Gardens Condomi­ listed at $45.-$S0. (It is legal.) Presbyterian Communion Tokens; Malta Medals, Karen Blaker, ’Things will fuse for you too if you M. Gates, unit 78D, building 7, sealed letter that we could give to nium, $400,000. Attachments The cents done up in celluloid, though, are the rarest And speaking of decorations — you should get a look Coins and Banknotes; Tokens of Utah; Annual Papal carve out a space for yourself. Forest Ridge Condominium, William and Janice Mozzer to another doctor abroad should my hus­ Ph.D. The Connecticut Bank and Trust of all. A “ Pan Am Var X 'Oh Fudge’ ’ ’ piece saying at the love tokens. These were made from any type of Medals; Bryan Money ; Hobo Nickels; and Meet Me in $80,000. Yvonne E. Pulito, 77 Tracy Drive, band have any difficulty. Down in the dumps? Get help from Co. against property on Pitkin and “ Forget It/Perhaps T ’aint True/Put Me Off At coin: large cents, Indians, two- and three-cent pieces, St. Louis, The Exonumia of the 1904 World’s Fair. I feel we should open that letter Arthur J. Bailargeon, property $82,500. Dr. BlakePs newsletter “Fighting East Academy Streets, $2,600. Buffalo,” is expected to bring a cool $100. half dimes, shield nickels ... right through to various and read what he has to say. My hus­ Depression.” Send 50 cents and a This auction by Rich Hartzog’s “ World Exonumia” The next five catalogs with prices realized will be band disagrees. He feels be has an gold coins. stamped, self-addrened envelope to ____ is a mail bid sale of more than 3,000 lots. The closing sent for a remittance of $15, to Rich Hartzog at the open and trusting relationship with You get all manner of initials, fancified and stand your curiosity and your fear. Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, C ^ f f l d f f O (Jate is Sept. 4. (P.O. Box 4143, Rockford, III, address above. his doctor. DEAR DR. BLAKER - This may intertwingled; and names — “ Aunt Nell tc Uncle P.O. Box 475, Radio City StaUon7New 8(1110-0643.) MacKendrick photo Maybe I should open the letter sound silly but I don't have a place to HAIL FOR RENT Phil.” And then the Scenics: ships, rainbows, York, N Y 10019. For parties, showers, receptions, without telling my husband. I don’t call my own in this big bouse where I ; The catalog, which would do for a textbook on the sundials, flying birds and, representing domestic meetings. Complete kitchen fa­ Editor’s note: Russ MacKendrick is a longtime This is an Indian Head center in an know what to do. live with my husband and four chil­ Write to Dr. Blaker at the above Hartford (PG13) 1:30,7:10,9:20. srubject, starts off with Hard Times and Civil War Cinema City — Lee Comperes 7:S0‘; Drive-Ins cilities. Large enclosed parking! love, a washboard and tub with the word “ EMMA.” Manchester resident who is an authority on DEAR READER — First of all, go dren. I don’t know what I would do address. The volunne of mail prohibits tokens (with attributions to the Low and Rulau aluminum horsehose. On one side it 9:55. — That Sinking Feeling (P G ) 7:20, East Hartford — Indlona Jones and lot. Inquire: The catalog is indexed by topics, states, countries, collect ihles. to Europe and have a wonderful time. with it but somehow, I feel I need it. personal replies, but questions of gen­ 9:20. — Another Country (P G ) 7:40, the Temple of Doom (PG) 8 with says. "I bring good luck." Take the letter with you but don’t Is that selfish? eral interest will be discussed in 9:45. — Moscow on the Hudson (R ) 7:15 Uncommon Valor (R) 10. Lithuanian Hall with Cornal Knowledge (R) 9:25. East Windsor — Gremlins (PG) 8 24 QOLWAY STREET think about whether or not to read its future columns. East Hartford with The Toy (PG) 10. -Manchester Yesterdays- contents. It is reassuring to know how DEIAR READER — To answer MANCHESTER Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Indiana Manchester — Three Stooges CoN tefOf* 8 P.M. easily another doctor could bone up your important question, I quote from Jo^nes and the Tem ple ot Doom (P G ) Comedy 8:10 with Gremlins (P G ) 8:25 Phona on your husband’s medical history if with The Toy (PG) 10. May Sarton’s new book, “At Seventy: World religion Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — the need arose. A Journal” (W.W. Norton and Compa­ Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom There are 1,028,170,300 Chris­ (R ) 7:30, 9:30. Once you are back home, talk about ny, 1984). In it a woman writes to her At Patsy O’Leary’s, Ice cream cost 25 cents a bowl the letttf again. Perhaps your bus- tians in the world, according to the Showcase Cinemas — Ghostbusters as follows; (P G ) 12:30, 2:45, 4:55, 7:20, 9:40. — band will have changed his mind. If 1983 Encyclopedia Britannica FMD o u r W lU T YOU'RE MBSM6 “I saw that I had never dared ask Tightrope (R ) 12:30, 2:45, 4:50, 7:50, Join the growing number of adulte returning to school this Marlorle W. Fischer noL it would be better for jrou to for­ for either time or space that was Book of the Year. Also; 548,075,500 9:50. — The Karate Kid (P G ) 1:15,4,7, get about it Muslims; 457,881,100 Hindus; 249- 9:40. — Sheena(PG) 1,3:10,5:15,7:40, Fall. M CC offers flexible, part-time course schedules Special to the Herald homemade. The object was to hang the Inviolate. This fall I cleaned out a 10. — Cloak A Dagger (PG) 1,3,5,7:10, every Sunday, my mother sent me up by my uncle, the late George H. Waddell. Sometimes a doctor seals a letter 569,400 Buddhists and 168,615,000 through Its Community Services Division. spare room that had been used to 9:40. — Red Dawn (PG13) 12:45,3,5:10, baskets on the doorknobs of your favorite Flower Street to go to the factory, Do you remember when someone in the because the medical information store toys and my son’s o u t ^ w n Confucians. Other religions: 7:30, 9:50. — Purple Rain (R ) 12:30, Do you remember when, in the 1920s and friends — call out “ Maybasket for —” ) enclosed could be easily misunder­ 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10. — The Woman In Red carrying a large yellow bowl. For 25cents, family died, a wreath or a spray was hung clothes and set out to create a private 38,135,000 Shintoists; 25,000,000 (PG13) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40,10. Weekend Credit Courses stood by a layperson. But I can under­ 1930s, the Masonic ball was the big social and run before the recipient could see you could get all kinds of scoops of ice place for myself. I culled photos from Taoists and 16,820,850 Jews. Manchester on campus, Fridays & Saturdays on the door to let everyone know there had UA Theaters East — Revenge ot the event of the year? And Mrs. Taylor, the you! cream — a whole bowl full! been a death in the family? Nerds (R) 2:10,4,5:45,7:40,9:35.— The Jungle Book (G ) 2, 3:35, 5:05, 7, 9. — Off-campus Credit Courses society editor of the Manchester Evening Do you remember the Centennial of Do you remember the tea room run by Do you remember if someone had a Dreamscope (PG13) 2, 3:50, 5:40, 7:30, Herald, handed out cards to the ladies 1923? We had a very elaborate pageant at Thoughts 9:30. at Penney High and in Vernon Center the Miller sisters? That, too, was located contagious disease, a pink card was nailed Mansfield present, asking them to list, in great the old golf lots. Miss Leila Church from in the old golf lots facing East Center Troos-Lux College Twin— Meatballs to your door warning people to stay away ? Part II 7,9. — T o Be O r Not to Be 9. — Special Interest (non-credit) CoursM detail, the gowns, flowers and their Rockville directed it. What a natural Street. If you remember all these things, then Unfaithfully Yours 7. escort? It filled a whole page of the Herald “ O Israel, hope in the Lord! For always nearby, and when a per­ grounded in faith, for there are so Vernon once-a-week meetings, for career ampitheater that was — hills opposite Do you remember the Alms house (now you, like me, are over 70, and a lifelong with the Lord there is steadfast son’s heart is brightened by a great many false hopes, hopes that are CInel A2— Gremlins (PG) 7,9:05.— and cultural development — it was not uncommon to have 500 in each other, and in between, the flat land the police station) where homeless men resident of the town! love, and with Him is plenteous Indiana Jones and the Tem ple of Doom hope, that hope is invariably groundless, and therefore end in (PG ) 7:15,9:30. attendance! with the beautiful brook. were well cared for? The home was run by redemption.” (Psalm; 130:7) accompanied by faith. West Hartford futility and despair. But those who WALK-IN REGISTRATION Do you remember when we hung May I was supposed to be a little girl saying Hope has been called the elixir of The verse in the eleventh chap­ "hope in the Lord” have the E lm I A 2 — Indiana Jones and the Mr. and Mrs. William Bray, who were Marjorie Waddell Fischer lives at 21 Flower St. the soul. Certainly it invigorates, Tem ple of Doom (P G ) 2, 7, 9:30, — Lowe Building baskets the first of May? Our mothers goodbye to her father. He was riding off to ter of the Book of Hebrews which assurance that no one who believes Gremlins (PG) 2. 7,9:30. Thursday, August 23,1-7 p.m hired by the town. Do you have a Manchester memory you’d like to strengthens, and transforms all of comes closest in the entire Bible to In Him will ever be disappointed — ‘The Movies — Revenge of the Nerds Saturday, August 38,9 a.m. - noon made colorful baskets of crepe paper war. But the horse frightened me, and I Mrs. Bray did all the cooking, and share with Manchester Herald readers? Perhaps life. It is the star that guides us in a definition of faith employs the no, not one! (R ) 1 2 :», 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:10. — The Jungle Book (P G ) 12,1:45,3:35,5:20,7, Monday,' ly, August 87,, 4-7 p.m. (mine were always very elaborate) , and got so full of stage fright, that I couldn’t go canned all the vegetables and fruit grown you rememher the day the circus came to town or our darkest hours: it is the whisper word “ hope” to explain “ faith.” 9. — Dreamscope (PG13), 12:20, 2:20, we went up to the brook at the old golf lots on, much to the chagrin of the director. the night the garage burned down or the day your of the future telling us of better “ Now faith is the assurance of Rev. Frank Kaiser 4:20, 7:40,9:40. there and planted by all the men who lived Wllllmontlc Gams BKk to sehasl brother enlisted In the arm y. Submit a photo It one things ahead. things hoped for, the conviction of Supt., Ct.-W. Ma. District Manchester Community Colege and picked violets and forget-me-nots to Do you remember the ice cream factory on the so-called farm. When the men were Jlllson Square Cinema — Sheena and find our Is available. If your submission Is used, w e’ll pay Faith and hope are extremely things not seen.” (Hebrews 11:1) Southern New England Confer­ i f ®Muppets t SS put on top of the baskets, which were filled with Patsy O’Leary and (his gal Friday) what you’re missing able, and found work elsewhere, the town you $5. Photos will be relumed; submissions wUI difficult to separate. Where a firm It is supremely important that ence — Tlorttrope (R) 60 BktwBH street with all kinds of goodies — mostly 9 :30. — Red Dawn (PG13) CALL 647-8242 Manchestw, Connecticut 06040 — Daisy? This was on Summit Street, and was paid back. It was a system instituted not. faith in God is found, hope*is the hope in our hearts be well United Methodist Church 4:15, 7, 9:15. — The Woman In Red MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 21. 1984 Yankee Traveler Best Sellers Fiction Connecticut hosts festival on the Sound 1. Silver Wings, Santiago Blue — Janet Dailey 2. ". .. And Ladies of the Club” — Helen Hooven (Editor's Note: This is another in a series of weekly and jonnycake. (1758), Wentworth Gardner House (1769), Rundlet- Santmyer features written for UPI by the ALA Auto and Travel For more information, call (401) 295-5566. May House (1807) and the Moffatt-Ladd House (1763). Town softball 3. Lincoln: A Novel — Gore Vidal Club aimed at providing New Englanders with Hours are 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Joe Cowley 4. First Among Equals — Jeffrey Archer fuel-conserving, close-to-home leisure trips.) THE NATURAL BEAUTY of the Connecticut Admissions are $10 for adults, $5 for children under 4. The Fourth Protocol — Frederick Forsyth portion of Long Island Sound will be honored with a 16. 6. The Aquitaine Progression — Robert Ludlum By Maura Mulcare 10-day festival, starting the weekend of Aug. 25-26. For information, call (603) 436-1118. leads Yanks * s Penney 7. P'o!! Circle — Danielle Steele A LA Auto and Travel Club The Long Island Sound America (LISA) festival 8. The Miko — Eric van Lustbader pay s tribute to the watepi^ skies and land surrounding LONGING FOR a ride on a Dion Bouton Touring 9. Revenge of the Robins Family — Thomas WELLESLEY, Mass. — Rhode Island quahogs, a the sound. Residents and visitors to coastal car, formerly owned by Henry Ford? Or for a rare to 8-4 win Chastain Long Island Sound festival, historic Portsmouth, a Connecticut will find a variety of events to sample. 1954 Corvette? Does a 1974 Volkswagen convertible in tourney 10. The Walking Drum — Louis L'Amour Maine antique automobile auction and a Vermont strike you, and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Bidding Saturday’s activities will include a roadrace, bike begins Sunday at 10 a.m. and ends at 4 p.m. When two softball teams on the brink of elimination Farmer’s Day celebration are New England By Fred McMane race, board sailing regatta and sand castle contest — Admissions are $4 for adults, $8 for two including a square off, one would expect to see all kinds of Nonfiction attractions suggested by the ALA Auto and Travel UPI Sports Writer Club for the weekend of Aug. 24-26. all in Bridgeport. special catalogue. Each price includes museum excitement. Robertson Park featured two do-or-die Sunday’s events will include ultralight flight games as the Town Softball Tournament resumed 1. Eat To Win — Robert Haas Wickford, R.I., will be the site of the Second Annual admission. 2. Webster's II New Riverside Dictionary demonstrations and radio control aviation champion­ play Monday night, but the affairs were a study in NEW YORK — Most pitchers who International Quahog Festival, Sunday, Aug. 26, from For information, call (207) 594-9219. 3. Zig Ziglar’s Secret of Closing a Sale — Zig 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. ships in Stratford and a sand sculpture contest and an contrast. In a knock-down, drag-out nightcap, J.C. spend as much time in the minor Penney nipped the MCC Vets, while Allied Printing Ziglar From start to finish this all day festival at the town’s air show in Westport. leagues as Joe Cowley did end up riding / WILMINGTON, V T „ will host the Deerfield Valley did some knocking of its own in the opener — and it 4. Nothing Down — Robert Allen docks will be crammed with every conceivable the buses in the bushes for their entire For information on specific times and locations for Farmer’s Day celebration from Friday, Aug. 24, turned out to be a drag for Postal Express. 5. 1985 Guide Book to U.S. Coins — R.S. Yeoman quahog activity possible. baseball career. each event, call (203) 333-3815. through Sunday, Aug. 26. 6. In God's Name — David Yallop Scheduled events Include a quahog road race, Allied 27, At the age of 26, Cowley seems 7. Complete Book of Pregnancy and Childbirth quahog toss and a roller rodeo. This rural fair at Baker’s Field will feature a horse — Sheila Kitzinger CANDLELIGHT will glow from six historic homes Tonight’s games Postal 0 destined for airplane travel from now Day long activities include a baked stuffed quahog in Portsmouth, N.H., on Friday, Aug. 24, when the show, numerous exhibits and musical entertainment. 8. The Kennedys — Peter Collier and David on. cook-off (with restaurants throughout Rhode Island community comes alive for visitor to enjoy the Contests will include a pony and draft horse pull, Three more teams will be Horowitz competing for top honors), cruises of Wickford Led by a 20-hit “ Portsmouth Trail by Candlelight.” power saw and cross-cutting saw events and knocked out of the double­ Cowley, making only his fifth start of 9. Wired — Bob Woodward Harbor aboard the Viking Princess, a quahog theater, attack. Allied watermelon seed spitting. ! elimination Town Softball Printing totally the season, struck out 13 and scattered 10. The Better Homes and Gardens New Baby a quahog clinic and exhibits related to the Those attending this special event will be carried Tournament tonight, in a nine hits Monday night in pitching the Book environmental and coastal life. through the Portsmouth Trail via the Olde Port On Sunday at 2 p.m., a demolition derby will wrap; obliterated Postal quartet of games at Robertson Express, 27-0, at New York Yankees to an 8-4 triumph Q Numerous commercial and non-profit agencies will Trolley. Each of six historic homes along the trail will up the annual festivities. Park and Fitzgerald Field. over California that handed the Angels be ofering the quahog in various forms, including offer costumed guides and appropriate music. Adissions are $2 for adults, children under 12 free. Robertson Park. Mass paperbacks Two contests at Robertson will their sixth straight loss. baked stuffed, casino, chowder, half-shell, steamed The homes will include the John Paul Jones House For information, call (802) 464-8092. T om Powers see the losers erased. Buck- cranked two 2 1. Savannah — Eugeria Price While Cowley toiled for eight years in land Manufacturing meets home runs and 2. August — Judith Rossner Allied Printing at 6; 00 and J.C. the minors with the Atlanta Braves’ 3. Fatal Vision — Joe McGinniss Wayne Greene organization, he didn’t let his immense Penney takes on Jim’s Arco in added a homer 4. Thurston House — Danielle Steele the 7; 30 nightcap. talent go to waste or waste his time 5. Hollywood Wives — Jackie Collins Author-artist and single to high­ feeling sorry for himself. Instead, he At Fitzgerald Field, the light the five in­ 6. Idaho Wagons West — Dana Fuller Ross Manchester Police square off polished his craft and is finally getting 7. Bitch — Jackie Collins ning laugher as a chance to show his stuff on u Call Janet,., with Lathrop Insurance in an Postal bowed out 8. The Seduction of Peter S. — Lawrence elimination round at 6; 00. In a major-league level. Sanders is worldwide of the double­ winners’ bracket affair at elimination tour­ Although tugged for a two-run homer 9. The Partisans — Alistair Maclean 7:30, two unbeatens, Cher- UPI photo by Bobby Grich in the first inning and a 10. On a Pale Horse — Piers Anthony ney. Four Allied rone’s Package Store and Nels batters cracked solo blast by Rob Wilfong in the ninth, hit with kids Johnson Insurance will battle. three hits each, Padres’ infielder Kurt Bevaqua gets squeezed San Diego. Bevaqua brought his imitation of Cowley turned in a masterful perfor­ Ranking based on computerized sales reports There will be six teams mance. From the second through the from more than 800 Waldenbooks stores in all 50 at 643-2711 including winning on the chin by umpires Ed Montague (left) and manager Dick Wiliiams out of the ciubhouse remaining in the tournament eighth innings he struck out 12 and set stales. pitcher Don Leo­ to loosen up the Padres after the fining and By Joanna Morgan I after tonight’s games. nard, who tossed Eric Gregg as Bevaqua brings starting iineups down the side in order four times. United Press International a two-hitter. to home plate before Monday night’s game in 10-day suspension of Williams. It was his fifth victory in six starts Your classified ad representative since the Yankees purchased his TORONTO — Children’s author Brian Wildsmith J.C. Penney 12, MCC Vets 11 contract from Columbus of the Interna­ has the satisfaction of knowing there have been nearly if you want to: tional League on July 11. Loads of info 9 million of his books printed — but another joy is In a the second game at Robertson, J.C. Penney “ Since 1976 I've been trying to get my learning just how much he has meant to readers even hung on to bump off the MCC Vets, 12-11. Tom Sanzo Williams’ mimic loosens Padres; act together,” Cowley said. “ Things when they are adults. ripped three hits for the winners, while Doug Mitchell, are just coming into proper perspective Wildsmith’s books include “ Daisy” (Oxford Press, Don Dolloff and Todd Dugan added two safeties this year. I ’m trying to do the best I can. for the price distr. in U.S.A. by Pantheon, $9.95) an enchanting apiece. For the Vets, John Kamey, Bud Durand and After so many years in the minor picture book about a cow who wants to see the world, Barry Stearns drilled three hits each while Carl Mets now 4 games behind Cubs leagues you have to learn something, and “ Pelican,” published in 1982, about the Saraceni chipped in with two. don’t you think?” unhappiness of a pelican who is odd bird out in a flock One thing Cowley learned is not to be of a stamp of chickens. Buffalo Water 16, Center Congo 1 SAN DIEGO (UPI) - He looked like cute with hitters. Ble.ssed with a live Dick Williams, right down to the The 53-year-old English painter and writer for Jim Jackson paced a 22-hit barrage with four hits as fastball and a sharp breaking curve- mustache, gray hair and ever-present NEW YORK (UPI) — Moms and Dads ought to know many years has made his home in the small village of Buffalo Water Tavern rebounded from an earlier ball, Cowley challenges batters with Padres warmup jacket. But the man the payoff for the cost of a 20-cent stamp to request a Castelleras in the south of France, where he often setback to end Center Congo’s season at Fitzgerald his best stuff and the Angels came trudging to home plate with the lineup free Consumer Information Catalog from Uncle Sam. spends months at a time in relative isolation on his Field. Roger Talbot and Alan Hoske lashed three hits away duly impressed. card Monday night was not San Diego’s The payoff's a bargain! work. apiece for the victors. Five others collected two each “ He threw hard,” said the Angels’ suspended manager. The catalog — put out four times a year — lists free But now and then he leaves his paintbrushes and the in the balanced offense, including Bill Sullivan, Rich Reggie Jackson, who struck out three It was utility man Kurt Bevacqua, and not-very-high priced publications full of informa­ idyllic community of 91 homes and a chateau. In June Gustafon, Russ Bilodeau, Steve Longo and Scott times. “ I never really heard of the guy, who had powdered his hair and stolen tion to help parents with baby, toddler, and older child he was invited to Saudi Arabia where he gave 38 talks Kelley. Ken Wojnabowski was the only batter with two but he sure handled us pretty easily.” Williams’ jacket. problems and pleasurable pursuits. There are in four days. A subsequent trip to the United States hits for Center Congo. Cowley started off badly as he hit A “ He felt if he did it tonight it might booklets for the offspring, too, including coloring and Canada proved just how loyal his readers are. Gary Pettis to open the game and Grich loosen up the players a little, and it books with safety and health messages. At the recent American Librapr Association’s Cherrone’s 7, Buffalo Water 5 followed with his 12th home run. Fred convention in Dallas, fans stood on line for more than did,” said Ozzie Virgil, the acting Lynn then lined a single to right, but To sample this print-version of a smorgasbord, send In the opener at Fitzgerald Field, Cherrone’s an hour to get his autograph. Wildsmith, who has 45 manager during Williams’ 10-day Cowley got out of the inning with the aid the request to Consumer Information Center, Package Store remained undefeated in handing books to his credit and is published in 15 languages, suspension for his involvement in the of a double play and then struck out five Department O, Pueblo, Colo. 81009. Buffalo Water Tavern its first loss. Mike Crockett put his name to 1,400 copies of his books. beanball war with the Atlanta Braves a of the next six batters to face blm. To whet your intellect in the meantime, consider roped three hits to lead Cherrone’s. while Tom week ago. “ He sure does a pretty good “ After I struck out three in the third these freebies listed in the summer catalog: Boland, Bud Talaga, Greg Johnson, Bruce Peck and “ I wouldn’t join a queue of three to get the queen’s job with that imitation.” inning I knew I was going to have a good "Plain Talk About Dealing with the Angry Child,” Joe Ruggino all added two safeties apiece. For the signature,” Wildsmith said, somewhat bemused. The loose Padres, behind Alan night, because I was in a groove and we "Plain Talk about When Your Child Starts School,” losers, Jim Jackson (six hits on the night), Steve “ But people queued for a half an hour to an hour. I Wiggins’ third home run of the year and had a good lead and I stayed in my U “ Plain Talk about Learning Disabilities,” "Snack even had my early babies bringing back their first Longo and Scott Kelley rapped two hits each. fourth in his three-year major-league Facts,” "The Unknowns of Ultrasound.” groove,” Cowley said. “ I felt good and books for me to sign — 18-year-olds — I found it very career, then went out and posted a 3-1 Also: "A Word of Caution about Treating Flu or it was fun pitching.” touching and I felt really honored.” Glenn Construction 12, Nassiff 5 victory over the New York Mets. The Yankees supported Cowley with Chicken Pox.” "X-Rays and Pregnancy.” “ Dennis The victory ended the Padres’ Speaking about children’s books, Williams said that Unbeaten defending champion Glenn Construction 10 hits, including two triples and three Takes a Poke at Poison.” “ Stay-well Card." three-game losing streak and kept San beside the pleasure children get from the pictures, scored 10 runs in its final two at-bats to break open a doubles. Everyone in the Yankees’ The latter is an 8-page coloring booklet for kids on Diego nine games ahead of the Braves there is a message. tight affair at Nike Field and pin Nassiff Arms with its starting lineup had at least one hit with the importance of immunization. It includes a in the National League West. The checklist for parents on the vaccinations children first loss. Mike Mistretta blasted a homer, triple, the exception of shortstop Bobby In his book “ Daisy,” a cow is taken to Holly wood to double and single for the cycle to pace Glenn’s second-place Mets dropped four games Meacham. need from 2 months of age to 6 years. behind the Chicago Cubs in the NL In “ Dennis Takes a Poke at Poison,” Dennis the act in movies but tires of life in the glitter capital. explosive lineup. Jim Grimes and Dave White also UPI photo New York snapped a 2-2 tie against G Eventually she returns home to her owner. Farmer slammed four-baggers and added two singles apiece East. Tommy John, 7-11, in the second inning Menace learns about poisons in the home and how to San Diego starter Eric Show, who tell is something is safe to munch. Brown. for the winners. Ray Sullivan and Dan Guachione New York Mets’second baseman Wally Backman (6) reaches for on back-to-back RBI doubles by Butch added a pair of safeties each. For Nassiff, Paul allowed only five hits before being the ball, but not in time to force out Padre Alan Wigging at Wynegar and Willie Randolph and then “ Snack Facts” is a fold-out poster that shows how “ I think what I was trying to point out is that relieved by Rich Gossage with none out snacking can harm teeth. The chart lists snack foods happiness lies within yourself. In the case of the cow, Frenette belted three hits while Don Slomcinsky, Ken second in first-inning action Monday night in San Diego. broke the game open with a four-run Comeau and Rod Coffin all had two each. in the ninth, raised his record to 13-7. He that are less likely to cause decay. its own environment was where it was most happy. burst in the fifth that was highlighted walked three and struck out three. by Toby Harrah’s two-run triple. Among inexpensive items are: I ’m not saying that people shouldn’t strive — I think “ I thought I was way too emotional • “ The Nine Lives of El Gate," 50 cents. This fire Nels Johnson 7, Lathrop 3 can do in a game is argue when you’re since we’ve had a really big inning. 1 “ We just can’t get in synch,” John they should — but to strive and be unhappy is tonight,” said Show, who got into an wrong. I'm kind of ashamed of it." can’t put my finger on why, but I think safety comic book for early teens tells how to avoid the disastrous.” In the second winners’ bracket game at Nike, Nels said. argument with home-plate umpire Rookie Sid Fernandez, 4-2, who had it’s going to come. We keep scoring fire hazards El Gato encounters at home and play. Johnson Insurance downed Lathrop Insurance as Dan Dutch Rennert over what Show thought Wildsmith makes it clear it is never his intention to little luck, was the loser. runs on sacrifice flies or fielders’ • "Kvironmental Coloring book,” $1.75. For Marshall and Bill Frattaroli banged home runs. was a third strike to Darryl Strawberry preach. Values such as kindness, compassion or “ Sid hasn’t had a bad outing since choices.” presell'^ tiers, it depicts the life of Charlie the Marshall, Jeff Holt and Steve Howroyd all socked two in the fourth inning. honesty are presented to a child’s subconscious mind he’s been here,” said Mets Manager San Diego took a 1-0 lead in the first Red Sox, roundup Chipmunk and creatures he pals around with in the hits each for undefeated Nels Johnson. Four batters “ I got on that call by Dutch. I thought woods. through beauty — in color, shape and form. “ In each BUY m SELL IT! lined two hits apiece in a losing cause for Lathrop, Dave Johnson. “ He didn’t have his real when Wiggins singled, stole his 53rd stories on page 17 we had him, but that’s the way it goes. book there is always one of the elements that we need good stuff tonight, but we didn’t get the base, moved to third on a passed ball by • “ The New Teen Titans.” 50 cents. Comic book including Dave Bidwell (a two-run homer and a Dutch has been around a long time and to grow into full, fine and good adults.” key hit for him. Ron Hodges and scored on Tony depicts youngsters and their families dealing with double), John Thomas, Tom Burke and Jim Dowling. he’s a good ump. The worst thing you alcohol and drug abuse with the help of the well-known “ It seems like it’s been six weeks Gwynn’s infield out. His books are enduringly popular. The alphabet superheroes, the Teen Titans. Written for late book he painted in 1962 has been reprinted many TRADE IT! FIX IT! elementary school children. times. “ Daisy,” issued in May in a run of 60,000 • “ Owlie Skywam's Weather Book,” $3.50. Owlie hardback copies, has already gone back to press. gives weather warnings about hurricanes, tornados, Marathon unknown wasn’t unknown In Manchester flash floods, lightning, and winter storms. Tips tell Wildsmith grew up in a mining village in Yorkshire, what to do in event of each. For elementary school RENT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! England. came in loth in the 10,000 run. children. Before the elaborate closing ceremonies of 13-seconds (aster If pushed.” In 1957, after three years of supporting his family by the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in the Los Ray Treacy tried his luck in the marathon • “ The Story of Checks and Electronic Payments,” illustrating book jackets, Wildsmith got a break when 50 cents. A comic book for teenagers. Describes origin Angeles Coliseum, the final event of the Cross country champ in the 1980 Games, but finished far back. Oxford Press offered him his first job doing drawings two-week sports extravaganza held the Herald It wasn’t until last November, four years and development of banking system; how checking for a children’s book. That led to many other GIVE IT AWAY! The pre-race marathon favorites were ransactions work; what happens when you use an interest, unexpectedly, of many Manchester after his record run, that John Treacy came assignments and in the mid-’60s he also began to write area track and road racing enthusiasts. Angle Alberto Salazar of the U.S., Toshihko Seko of back to Manchester to run. This time, he was automatic teller machine. his own stories for picture books. Japan, and Australia’s Rob deCastella. All The marathon, which officially launched Earl Yost up against Coghlan, the defending champion the Olympic Games in Greece in 1896, found proved to be also-rans, the latter two (ailing and winner of the 1982 and 1983 races. The Sports Editor behind over the final three miles, while 1 2 3 4 To all home three comparative unknowns waging a Emeritus latter’s kick proved the difference as Treacy three-man duel for the gold, silver and bronze Salazar, a one-time Manchester resident had to settle for second place. 2 About Town subscribers who medals for the top three placements. before his track career really started, was no contender after the halfway point. 5 6 7 8 have something to One familiar face among the threesome Hailed as Ireland’s Athlete-of-the-Year in easily recognized was slightly-built John Lopes, like Treacy, is a two-time world both 1978 and 1979, John Treacy gave up that sell for Treacy of Ireland. Nowhere in the pre-race cross country champion. Treacy held that honor when Coghlan started his run on world Tea for new members Lions fair pianned Providence College, Treacy is employed by title in 1978 and 1979. Lopes, a silver medalist records, but after his Olympic performance, 8 10 11 12. articles was there any mention of this native the Irish government in Ireland. in the 10,000 in the 1978 Games, is the current Treacy is a sure-fire choice to regain that BOLTON — Bolton Women’s Club will sponsor Its HEBRON — The Hebron Lions Club will have its of Waterford as one of the favorites. In fact, ^99 or Less Coghlan was Ireland’s chief hope for a world cross country king. honor in his native country. annual welcoming tea for prospective members, annual Harvest Fair Sept. 6 through 9 at the Lions Treacy had never entered a marathon until medal in Los Angeles, but the two-time Treacy’s inedal-winning effort was the It is hoped that both John Treacy and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Club Park in Hebron. 13 14 15 18 the ’84 Olympics. We will run your ad Olympian had to withdraw due to a leg first by an Irish runner in 28 years — Ron Coghlan will be in the 48th Manchester race All women 18 and older who are interested in This year acts will appear on two different stages. Treacy appeared in three road races in injury. Holder of the world indoor mile mark, Delaney capturing the 1,500-meter-run in on turkey day, Nov. 22. learning more about the club are Invited to attend. The acts will include rock ‘n’ roll on Thursday; polka for 6 days Free of Manchester on Thanksgiving morning, Coghlan has planned to run in the 5,000 1956. It was obvious that Treacy was aching Women interested should call 646-4519 to make with Dick Pillar on Friday. Friday night there will 17 18 19 20 Charge. notching back-to-back triumphs in 1978 and 1979, establishing the course record of 21:26 meters. He was at the Olympics in the role of as he walked stiff-legged from the awards arrangements to attend the tea. also be a Miss Hebron Harvest Fair contest. a track analyst for the British Broadcasting Cheering at club in his second try. ceremony. On Saturday the Blue Ridge Boys will appear. On System handling both radio and television Fill out coupon and Last turkey day, back after a four-year Irish runners have dominated the Man­ “ There was a lot of loud cheering at the Sunday Donna Fargo from Nashville will appear. assignments. Pinochle winners listed absence, he was involved in a stirring chester race since Treacy first graced the club,” Tim Moriarty noted after John either mail it or The past Olympic Games marked the field in 1978. He launched the Irish Treacy’s silver medal performance in the Following are the scores of the pinochle games Name- neck-and-neck duel with fellow countryman bring it to the Eamonn Coghlan to the finish line, just being second for Treacy. He took part in Moscow in Connection, a tag applied by this writer. Olympic marathon. Moriarty was referring played Aug. 16 pt the Army and Navy Club. Play is 1980 in the 5,000- and 10,000-meter runs. Four Treacy, in his first Manchester appear­ to the Irish-American Club in Glastonbury open to all senior citizens and is each Thursday at 9; 30 Festival plans made Address Manchester Herald outkicked in the stretch down Main Street. Treacy, a two-time world cross country years ago, he was seventh in the 5,000, but ance, simply ran away from the field and which had a big part in getting Treacy and a.m.: office. failed to qualify for the finals in the 10,000. Plans are being made for the fifth annual St. James champion, didn’t win the honor of standing on snapped the seven-year dominance held by other members of the Irish Connection to H. Popisil 677; P. Casella 637; Gus Frank 621; F. Phone_ Tuning up for the Olympics last spring, and Fall Festival, scheduled for Sept. 13,14 and 15 at the the center awards platform to have the gold Amby Burfoot. Treacy’s first effort around compete in Manchester in both the road race Wilkinson 607; J. Garbaldi 603 and A. Anestasio 581. One ad a month only fully recovered from nagging back injuries, church on Main Street. There will be a meeting today Olympic medal placed around his neck, that the 4.8-mile local course was just two seconds and the New England Relays ... Also: J. Klein 573; W. DeLisle 569; R. Powell 568; R. per subscriber (No phone calls Treacy easily won the 10,000 meters in at 7 p.m. for the construction crew, in the lower honor going to Portugal’s Carlos Lopes, but slower than the existing record of 22:21 by Two Manchester men. Bill Dumas and Marie 567; C. Gidrites 563; H. Bensche 562; F. Post Ireland, showing his heels to a pack that church. Treacy was next In line for the silver medal Burfoot in 1972. Eamon Flanagan, witnessed the track and 557; M. DeSimone 553. [______accepted) j included Coghlan. Those who participated last year are urged to for placing second. Treacy brought along his little, but field Olympic events in Los Angeles ... attend, as well as anyone else willing to help. The S-foot-8,130-pound Treacy wound up as Treacy tsied a double in Los Angeles, two-year-older brother, Ray, in 1979, for the Geoff Smith, winner of the Boston taking part in the 10,000 meters several days Volunteers needed Ireland’s only representative to capture a Silk Town event and lived up to his promise to Marathon, and second in the New York before the marathon. medal in the California-staged games. erase Burfoot’s standard. Jumping off the Marathon, is planning to run in Manchester The town’s Friendly Visiting Program needs “ Looking back, I shouldn’t have run the mark at the gun, John Treacy never looked Thanksgiving morning. Smith dropped out of volunteers from the community to visit the lonely, Center bridge results 10,000. It was just too much and I had to back as he covered the course in 21:26, the Olympic Marathon while competing (or isolated older adults on a regular basis. Irish Connection struggle in the marathon to outlast Charlie shaving 55 seconds off the existing record. Great Britain ... The Elderly Outreach Program, in conjunction with The following are the results of the Aug. 17 games of Treacy, 27, was the first link in the Irish Spedding (of Great Britain) for second Ray Treacy was second, 300-yards back. Deelen Hegart, of Ireland, and a student at Breakthrough to the Aging, will sponsor a training Center Bridge Club: iianrl|f0tpr HrralJi Connection that has dominated the Manches­ place.” “ Last year (1978), I was only concerned Boston University, was a non-medalist in the program in the fall. For more information call Sarah Penny Weatherwax and Anne DeMartin, first; ter race the last half-dozen years. Restarted He was just two seconds faster than the with winning.” John Treacy said, “ but this Olympic hammer throw. He won that event Keleher of the town’s Human Services Department, 41 Mollie Timreck and Barbara Davis, second; and the run of victories and top placements by Britain in 2:09.56 to Spedding’s 2:09.58. year, 1 went for the record. I wanted that in the New England Relays here last June JOHN TREACY Center St., 647-3094 or 647-3093. Murray Powell and Burt Smyth, third. Irish-born runners in 1978. A graduate of Lopes’ winning time was 2:09.21. Treacy record. I think I could have run 12- to with a toss of 237-feet, 6-inches. in Manchester race 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 21, 1984 S co re b o a rd Sports In Brief AL roundup Brook Jacoby on 21-daydlsobledllst. New York (A L )— Announced restoni^ Royals 8, Red Sox 5 tion of Murray (U/ok os vice president ond Olezyk signs with Hawks Detroit pounds dlrcctorofsooutlng. ______Baseball KANSAS CITY BOSTON Philadelphia— Obtolned first bosemon CHICAGO — U.S. Olympic team member Ed o b rb M iW rh b l Al Oliver and omlnor-leagueplay«rtobr Oiczyk, Chicago’s top pick and the third selection Wilson ct 5 2 3 1 Boggs 3b 5 0 0 0 named later from San Frondseofpr two, Oakland, 14-1 Sherldn rt 2 2 1 2 Evons rf 4 0 0 0 mlnor-lMguepItcherstobtnamMiotMfurs derail in the June NHL draft, has signed with the Brett 3b 2 0 13 Rice It 5 0 10 Basketball Black Hawks, the Chicago Sun-Times reported National League standings Pryor 3b 3 0 0 0 Easier dh 5 111 Golden State— Signed freoKiaentauanl' today. By Joe Carnicelll Orta dh 4 12 1 Bucknr 1b 4 0 10 Mike Bratz to a one-year contrort. UPl Sports Writer Motley If 3 0 0 0 Gedman c 4 2 2 1 Los Angeles CHopers-SIgne^oivygrd. The NHL club called a news conference for East Bolbonl 1b 4 0 0 0 Miller cf 2 10 0 Michael Cage, a first-round draft choloe today at 1 p.m. EDT, reportedly to announce the W L Pet. OB Wothon 1b 0 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 3 113 trom San Diego State. ^ Jack Morris’ AL-leading 16th victory contained Chicago 73 51.S69 — White 2b 4 110 Gutlerrz ss 4 0 2 0 Los Angeles Lakers — Named Gdty, signing. Olcsyk's contract incluiies signing and Ntw York «e 54 .SS7 4 Slought c 4 2 2 0 VIttI trainer, replacing Jack Curran. performance bonuses as well as benefits that will about as much suspense as the Republican PhllocMphIo M 56 .541 6 Blancin ss 4 0 1 0 Portland — Signed guord-forwar* enable the 18-year-old to pursue his college (Convention. Montreal 62 60 .506 10 Totato 35 8 11 7 Totato 16 S 8 5 Bernard Thompson, their first round Detroit pounded two Oakland pitchers and backup St. Louis 62 61 .504 lO'/i Kansas City 218111080— 8 draft choice trom Fresno State, to, a education in the off-season, the Sun-Times said. Pittsburgh 52 73 .416 21Vj Boston 5 multi-year contract. Oiczyk, of suburban Palos Heights, is sche­ shortstop Mark Wagner, used as a mopup man during West College ^ the last two innings, for 20 hits, the Tigers’ highest Son Diego 72 51 .585 — University of Iowa — Named Brian duled to report to Chicago's training camp Sept. Atlonto 64 61 .512 9 Gome-winning RBI— Sheridan (11). total in five years, to rout the A's 14-1 Monday night in E— Blancalana, Pryor, Borrett, Miller. Hommel of Bentley College os ossistqnt. II, the newspaper said. Oiczyk currently is Houston 63 63 .500 lOVi coach. Detroit. The Tigers led 6-1 after three innings and 11-1 Los Angeles 61 64 .408 12 DP— Kansas City 1, Boston 2. LOB— playing in the Canada Cup Tournament in Cincinnati 52 73 .416 21 Konsas City 4, Boston 8. 2B— Sherkton, Football "'I Montreal for Team USA, which lost to Team after five as Morris breezed to the win. Son Francisco 47 75 .385 24 California running back Rodney Thomas and tight John (L 7-11) 4 2-3 8 8 8 3 1 endTomBrewster. Patriots Monday traded a future undisclosed Joe Nolan had an RBI triple to help the Orioles to their Chicago 60 63 .488 5 Curtis 31-3 2 0 0 1 3 Team Canada’s Larry Robinson (right) Monday night in Montreal. Canada, (Xikland 60 66 .476 6'/j New Orleans — Cut strong safety (Iraft choice to the Denver Broncos for the fourth straight win. Young led off the first and third BOSTON (UPl) - The Kansas Bill Buckner's glove and rolled Sheridan then scored on a single by Seattle 56 70 .444 lO'A New York checks Team USA’s Bob Carpenter winning the event 4-1, improved its Vernon Perry, tight end Mock FoggetN services of former All-Pro punter Luke innings with opposite-field homers. Nolan’s triple in Texas 54 71 .432 12 Cowley (W 5-1) 9 9 4 4 0 13 linebacker Paul David Gray, tackle City Royals played like they were down the right-field line. Jorge Orta. HBP— by Cowley (Pettis). T — 2:18. A— from behind at center ice during record to 2-1 over the Americans in the AngeloFleldsandklcker Clifford Browh.' Prestrldge. the seventh scored pinch runner Todd Cruz to make on the Astroturf of their home The Royals added three runs in /Monday's Results 27,741. the score 5-1. "I saw Buckner dive. And when I [}etrolt 14, Oakland 1 first-period action in an exhibition game pre-Canada Cup series. Pittsburgh — Waived running back Prestrldge, 27, is a six-year veteran from stadium rather than in the shad­ saw the ball squirt away I knew I the second, loading the bases on Kansas City 8, Boston 5 Franco Harris; traded offensive lineman Baylor. The 6-foot-5, 235-pound temporarily Baltimore 5, Seattle 4 Rick Donnalley to Woshlngton for an White Sox 7, Rangers 5 ows of the "Green Monster" at could score," Wilson said. “That’s singles by Frank White and Wilson New York 8, Collfornlo 4 undisclosed future draft choice; released replaces All-Pro punter Rich Camarillo, who Fenway Park. my job. basically — get on base and a walk to Sheridan. With two Chlcogo 7, Texas 5 Tigers 14. A'al kickoff returner Henry Odom, sofdf^ suffered a knee injury in Friday night’s At Arlington, Texas, Greg Walker hit a three-run Boston Red Sox pitcher Mike and cause a little havoc out there.” out. Brett singled off the wall In left Tuesday's Games Greg Best, nose tackle J.C. PelusI, pre-season game against the Washington Reds­ (All Times E D T) Cardinals 0, Reds 7 Padres 3, Metsi Braves4, Pirates 1 offensive tackle Chris Marler, guard Ben homer and Julio Cruz ripped three hits, including two Brown, meanwhile, pitched the The victim of the Royals' speed to clear the bases and give Kansas Oakland (Sorensen 5-11) at Detroit OAKLAND DETROIT Lawrenceand linebacker Greg Hurdo.' " kins. run-scoring doubles, to lead the White Sox. Rich way he did to earn himself a was Brown, who lasted just five City a 5- 0 lead. Brett pulled his left (Wilcox 13-7), 7:35 p.m. obr hM a b rh b l St. Louis— Cut free ogenttlght end Rick Dotson, 13-10, earned only his second victory in eight Kansas City (Lelbrandt 7-5) at Boston Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 Garbev dh 4 2 1 1 ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI NEW YORK SAN DIEGO ATLANTA PITTSBURGH Dark. two-month demotion to the minor innings, giving up eight runs, hamstring going to first and had to (Clemens 7-4), 7:35 p.m. Lansfrd 3b 2 1 1 0 Trmmll ss 5 1 2 1 Ob r h M Ob r h bl I r h M Ob r h bl ObrhM ObrhM San Diego— Waived cornerback Kerry They could have won medals decisions since the All-Star break, pitching seven leagues. seven earned. leave the game. Officials said the Seattle (Borolos 8-4) at Baltimore Burrghs It 10 0 0 Kuntz cf 10 0 0 McGee cf 4 0 10 Redus cf 5 12 1 Bockmn 2b 4 0 1 0 Wiggins 2b 4 2 2 1 Royster 2b 5 0 1 0 Wynne cf 4 Taylor 0 and 0 linebacker0 Jim Murphy, ' MOSCOW — Communist bloc athletes compet­ innings. Walker gave Chicago a 4-1 lead in the third From the first pitch of the game "It may sound stupid, but I felt injury was day-to-day. (Dayls 12-6), 7:35 p.m. Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Gibson rf 3 3 2 2 Herr 2b 4 2 10 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 0 10 Gwynn rf 4 0 11 Ramirz ss 5 0 2 0 Lacey If 4 0 0 0 placed linebacker Derrie Nelson on with his 17th homer. Cleveland (Smith 4-4) at Toronto (Stieb Almon iT 10 0 0 Castillo c 10 10 Penditn 3b 5 1 3 2 Oester 2b 5 0 10 Hrnndz 1b 3 0 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 0 0 0 LInores If 4 0 10 Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 inlured reserve and traded defensiveend ing in Moscow’s alternative Olympics are turning the Royals slapped singles all over pretty good out there," Brown Wilson made it 6-0 in the fourth, 12^), 7:35 p.m. Klngmn dh 4- 0 1 0 Parrish c 4 112 Hendrck rf 5 0 2 1 Parker rf 5 2 3 1 Strwbrr rf 1 1 0 0 McRynl cf 4 1 1 0 Murphy cf 5 1 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Kenny Nell to San Francisco for an in times that would have won them gold and silver Fenway and hustled around the said. “I said if they're going to beat driving In Don Slaught, who had California (Romanick 10-10) at New Bochte 1b 4 0 0 0 Grubb rf 2 110 LSmIth II 3 12 1 Cedeno If 4 112 Foster It 4 0 2 0 Martinez If 2 0 0 1 Chmbis 1b 3 1 2 0 Pena c 4 0 0 0 undisclosed draft choice. bases, forcing mistakes and scor­ me, they'd have to do it by hitting singled and moved to second on an York (NIekro 14-7), 8 p.m. Heath If 3 00 0 Herndon If 5 1 3 1 Vn SIvk If 1 0 0 0 Esasky 1b 4 10 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 0 1 Salazar 3b 4 0 0 0 Kmmns rf 5 2 2 1 Morrisn 3b 4 0 1 0 San Francisco— Waived wide receiver medals at the Los Angeles Games they boycotted. Minnesota (Schrom 4-6) at Milwaukee (}avls rf 3 0 10 Lemon cf 5 12 3 Porter c4 112 Conepen ss 3 1 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 1 0 Kennedy c 3 0 10 Oberkfll 3b 4 0 1 0 Frobel rf 3 12 1 James Scott, detensive back Richard Though world records eluded them, eastern NL roundup ing runs. The Red Sox managed to the ball on the ground. And that's infield out. A (Haas 6-10), 8:30 p.m. Hill ss 3 .0 0 0 Rozemo p 0 0 0 0 Green 1b 4 2 2 0 Barnes 3b 2 0 10 Hodges c 3 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 10 0 0 Trevino c 5 0 12 Berra ss 3 0 0 0 Blackmore, center Paul Belloumlnl, European swimmers bettered Los Angeles flash their awesome power — what they did. The balls just went Mark Gubicza, 9-9, earned the Chicago (Nelson 2-5) at Texas (Mason Esslan c 3 0 10 Evans 1b 3 2 3 1 OSmIth ss 4 12 0 Kmchc 3b 1 0 1 0 Fernndz p 2 0 0 0 Show p 3 0 0 0 Mohler p 2 0 10 Rhoden p 2 0 10 cornerback James Durham, defensive slamming three home runs — but through.” victory, going five innings and 8-10), 8:35 p.m. Bergmn 1b 0 0 0 1 LaPoint p 2 1 1 3 Heep Vn Grdr ph c 21 0 1 01 02 Gossage p 0 0 0 0 Perry ph 10 11 Poge ph 10 0 0 end Wllllom Johnson and linebacker Olympic times twice Monday at Friendship-84, Wednesday'sOames Johnson 3b 5 1 1 0 Allen p 0 0 0 0 Gulden c 10 0 0 Gardner p 0 0 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 James Neely. Moscow’s athletic meets for for sportsmen from could not overcome an early 6-0 Red Sox Manager Ralph Houk yielding five runs on six hits. Dan Cleveland at Toronto, night Baker ss 4 13 1 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 Tibbs p 10 10 Totals X 1 5 1 Totals X 3 S 3 Hubbrd ph 1 0 0 0 Washington — Waived running back countries that joined the Soviet-led boycott of Los Moreland, Cey deficit in losing to the Royals 8-5 agreed with his pitcher’s assess­ Qulsenberry went two innings for Kansas City at Boston, night Totals 31 1 S 0 Totals 41 14 10 11 Lohtl p 1 0 0 0 Foley ph 10 0 0 New York 000 100 0 0»-1 Garber p 10 0 0 Reggie Evans, tackle Harry Venezia and Monday night. his 33rd save. Oakland at Detroit, night Oakland 001000000— 1 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 Son Diego lOOIIOOOx— 1 Totato 41 4 11 4 Totato X 1 4 1 tight end Felix McDowell; placed defen­ Angeles. ment of the Royals' hitting. Seattle at Baltimore, night Detroit 114 051 BIX— 14 Rose ph 1 0 0 0 Gome-wInnlng RBI— AAartInezdO). Atlanta OOOOM1M1— 4 sive end Steve Hamilton and defensive In the best performance Monday, Larisa Leading the Royals’ hit parade "All those grounders Just went Boston got two runs in the fourth. California a t New York, night Postore p 0 0 0 0 E— Hernandez. DP— San Diego 3. LOB Pittsburgh 080 001000 0— 1 tackle Bruce Radfordon Injured reserve. Belokon of the Soviet Union and Sylvia Gerasch of was center fielder Willie Wilson, through. That’s what happens Mike Easier slammed the first Minnesota at Milwaukee, night (jome-wlnnlng RBI — Gibson (16). Milner ct 10 0 0 — New York 5, San Diego 6. 3B— Game-winning RBI— Kommlnsk (6). lead Cubs win who rapped out three hits, scored pitch over the Royals' bullpen in Chicago at Texas, night E— Dovls, Lonslord. DP— Oakland 3. Totato X 9 IS 9 Totals 36 7 11 6 McRevnolds. HR— Wiggins (3). DP— Atlanta 1, Pittsburgh 1. LOB— gggggggggggggggggggggk East Germany turned in times of 2 minutes, 29.13 when things aren’t going good for LOB— Oakland 6, Detroit 11. 2B— St. Louis 110X1000— 9 SB— Atlanta 11, Pittsburgh 2.2B— CJximbllss, seconds and 2 minutes, 29.62 seconds respectively By Joe llluzzi two runs and stole his 33rd base of you.” Houk said. "(George) Brett right field for his 21st home run. Kingman, Gibson, Baker, Lansford. 3B— Cincinnati 020 031 Wt— 7 Wiggins (53). SF— Martinez. Ramirez, Kommlnsk. HR— Frobel (10). in the 200-meter breaststroke. UPl Sports Writer the season. hits a ball that scraped the wall and One out later. Rich Gedman lined U Herndon, Trammell. HR— Parrish (X ), Game-Winning RBI — LaPoint (1). IP H RERBBSO SB— Kommlnsk (11). Calendar Lemon (16), Evans (11). SF — DP— St. Louis Z Cincinnati 3. LOB— St. New York IP H RERBBSO They were well ahead of Canadian gold-medal Wilson lined a single to center on it drives in three runs. In any other his 19th homer on a shot into the Bergman. Louis 6, Cincinnati 8.28— O. Smith, Herr, Fernandez (L 4-2) 6 5 3 2 2 3 Atlanta winner Anne Ottenbrite’s time of 2; 30.38 though If Keith Moreland and Ron Cey continue to light up the first pitch of the game. Then, park that’s an out.” center-field bleachers. Major league leaders IP H RERBBSO Pendleton. 3B— O. Smith, Green. HR— Gardner 2 0 0 0 1 2 Mahler 6 3 1 1 0 3 short of the world record of 2; 28.36. Wrigley Field the way they have lately, Cubs fans running on the pitch, he scored all Kansas City took a 2-0 lead in the Boston cut it to 8-5 in the sixth on Oakland . . ^ Porter (10), Cedeno (8), Parker (13). SB Son Diego Moore 2 1 0 0 0 4 UConn sports schedule Young (L 6-2) 2 8 6 6 1 — L. Smith (X ), Van Slyke (21), Show (W 13-7) 8 5 1 1 4 3 Garber (W 2-2) 2 0 0 0 0 1 won’t have to worry about night baseball being played the way from first base on a double first off Brown when Wilson scored Marty Barrett's three-run homer Batting Ralnev 4 1-3 10 8 7 3 1 Concepcion (16), Cedeno (11). Gossoge (S 23) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Pittsburgh Caps denote home gomes. in Chicago during the World Series. that deflected off first baseman on Pat Sheridan's double, and to left-center. (Based on 1.1 picrte appearances x Wogner 1 2-3 2 0 r 1 1 SF— Show pitched to 1 txitter In 9th. Rhoden 8 8 1 1 3 7 FIELD HOCKEY — Sept. 8 HUSKY Alaska leads NBC tourney number of games each team has played) Detroit • LaPoint. PB— Hodges. T— •2:27. A— 50,869. Tekulve (L 2-9) 2 5 3 3 1 1 CLASSIC— JAM ES MADISON VS. Cey and Moreland continued their torrid hitting Notional League /Morris (W 166) 7 3 1 1 3 6 IP H R ER B B SO T— 2:26. A— 7613. VERMONT 11:X am; CONNECTICUT WICHITA, Kan. — Left fielder Gary Cooper Monday, driving in three runs each to lift the Cubs to a g oh r h PCI. Rozema 2 2 0 0 0 2 St. Louis VS. OHIO STA TE 2 :X ; Sept. 9 HUSKY went 4-for-4 at the plate, pushing No. 1-seeded 6-1 victory over the Houston Astros. They have driven Gwynn, SD 122 479 78172 .359 Young pitched to 5 batters In 3rd. LaPoint 4 2-3 Cubs 6, Astros 1 CLASSIC— CONSOLATION MATCH Anchorage (Alaska) to a 15-1 victory over Sandberg, Chi 121 499 89 159 .319 HBP— by Young (Garbev). WP— Allen 0 11 :X am; CHAMPIONSHIP MATOI in 23 runs each in the team’s last 20 games. The Cubs G Eastern League standings Cruz, Hou 125 468 76148 .316 Morris, Von Ohien 2-3 2:M; Sept. 11 at Boston College 7 :X ; ’ Ventura (Calif.) in the National Baseball have won 13 of those games, including the last three Though epileptic, Ray, Pitt 119 409 49 126 308 Rainey. T — 2:45. A— 38,431. Lohtl (W 4-2) 3 2-3 HOUSTON CHICAGO Sept. 13 vs. BOSTON UNIVERSITY Congress tournament early today. Brenly, SF 110 369 52113 306 Cincinnati ohrhM ObrhM W L Pet. OB 3 :X ; Sept. 15 at Delaware 11 :X am; after four straight losses, and lead the New York Mets Leonard, SF 111 421 65 128 .304 Tibbs (L 2-1) 4 Doran 2b 4 0 2 0 Dernier cf 3 1 Albany 0 0 75 51 .595 Sept. X vs. PROVIDENCE 3 :X ; Sept. Cooper smacked a two-run homer in the sixth by four games in the NL East. Dernier, Chi 111 412 75 125 .303 Robinson 1 Cabell 1b 4 0 10 Sandbrg 2b 3 2 Glens 1 0 Foils 68 56 .548 6 22 at Springfield 1:M; Sept. 26 Yi'. inning to highlight a five-run Anchorage rally. The Astros had a nine-game winning streak swimmer ready Raines, Mtl 121 460 77 139 .302 Postore 3 Ruble p 0 0 0 0 Matthws If 4 1 2 0 Waterburv 68 58 .540 7 DARTMOUTH 3:X; Cooper also had a double, two singles, and scor^ stopped. Hayes, Phil 112 395 59119 .XI Orioles 5, Mariners 4 Franco 1 Garner 3b 3 0 0 0 Cotto If 0 0 0 0 Vermont 68 58 .540 7 Oct. 3 at Harvard 3 :X ; Oct. 6 vs. Hernandez, NY 118 419 57 126 .XI Allen pitched to 2 batters In 5th. Cruz If 3 0 0 0 Moreind rf 4 1 2 3 Buffalo 65 61 .516 10 PENN STA TE 1 :X ; Oct. 10 at Yale four times. His output helped Anchorage out-hit Cey capped Chicago’s scoring by blasting a American League SEATTLE BALTIMORE WP— Allen. T— 2:58. A— 12,999. Mmphry cf 3 1 2 0 Cey 3b 4 11 3 New Britain 57 69 .452 18 3:00; Oct. 16 vs. RHODE ISLAND 3:X ; Ventura 14-5. three-run homer in the third, his 21st of the season and for the Channel g Ob r pet. abrhM ObrhM Puhl rf 2 0 0 0 Davis c 3 0 0 0 Nashua 54 72 .429 21 Oct. 19 at William & Mary 4 :X ; Oct. 20 In earlier games, Fairbanks (Alaska) swept by third in three games. The veteran third baseman had Winfield, NY 104 425 84 149 .351 Percont 2b 5 1 2 0 Bailey c 2 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 3 0 0 0 Reading 48 78 .381 27 at Old Dominion 6 :X ; Oct. 24 at New AAottlngly, NY 115 448 70153 .342 Young rf 3 2 2 2 Reynlds ss 3 0 1 0 Bowa ss 3 0 0 0 Hampshire 3 :X ; Oct. 27 vs. RUTGERS College Station (Texas) 11-7, and Grand Rapids been complaining of sore wrists, but Cey has put the Bradley cf 5 1 1 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Monday's Results By Frederick Waterman Hrbek, Minn 111 427 59137 .XI Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 2 10 Knepper p 1 0 0 0 Trout p 3 0 10 Glens Falls 3, Albany 0,1st game 11 :M am; Oct. 31 vs. BROWN 2:M; " (Mich.) eased by Hutchinson (Kan.) 8-7. pain out of his mind and is now inflicting some on Trammell, Det 107 434 68 136 .313 Phelps dh 3 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 0 1 0 Expos 3, Dodgers 1 Pknvts ph 10 0 0 Albany 4, Glens Falls 0, 2nd game Nov. 3 vs. MASSACHUSETTS 1:00; opposing pitchers. UPl Sports Writer Easier, Bos 119 457 63 143 .313 Bonnell ph 1 0 0 1 Gross 3b 4 0 11 Solano p 0 0 0 0 Vermont 7, Buffalo 4 Nov. 6 vs. NORTHEASTERN 3 :X ; i Murray, Balt 124 450 67 140 .311 Knight 1b 2 0 0 0 Reading 5, New Britain 1,1st game Nov. 10-11 NCAA 1st 8. 2nd Rounds; ‘ ‘T ve really been bothered with bad wrists, so Cowens rf 3 1 2 2 Cruz 3b 0 10 0 MONTREAL LOS ANGELES WInterberg leads cycle race CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — This week George Hatcher, Minn 113 431 43 134 .311 SHndrsn If 4 0 1 1 Nolan dh 3 0 11 Totals X 1 6 0 Totals X 6 7 6 New Britain 4, Reading 3,2nd game Nov. 17-18 NCAA "FINAL FOUR" much, in fact, that I was worrying in the middle of the Baines, Chi 116 448 58139 .310 ObrhM abrhbl Houston on in on— i Nashua 11, Waterburv 9,11 Innings Hauser will likely become the first epileptic to Kearney c 4 0 0 0 Bumbry pr 0 0 0 0 Rolnes cf 4 0 10 Andersn ss 4 0 1 0 STEIN, Switzerland — Guido Winterberg, of pitch," said the 36-year-old Cey, who now has 78 RBI. Ripken, Balt 124 487 77 150 .300 Presley 3b 3 0 1 0 Roenick If 2 0 0 1 Chicago X4 0n00x— 6 Tuesday's Gomes WOMEN'S SOCCER — Sept. 8 at I swim the English Channel. But it is designation he Boggs, Bos 121 474 77144 .304 Venable If 4 11 0 Landrex cf 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Moreland Glens Falls at Albany Hartwick 4:00; Sept. 15 UCONN ' SwiUerland, won the first stage of the Wiiliam "But I think I stopped woirying a couple of weeks ago Mllborn ph 1 1 1 0 Dauer 2b 4 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 1 1 0 Guerrer rf 4 1 2 1 does not like. Home Runs Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Dempsey c 4 0 0 0 (9). New Britain at Reading SOCCER TOURNEY— BOSTON COL- ' Tell Grand Prix cycling race Monday, covering and decided I better quit feeling sorry for myself, National League — Murphy, All 27; Putnam ph 1 0 1 1 Carter c 2 10 0 Marshall If 4 0 1 0 E—G artter DP— Houston 2, Chicago 2. Nashua at Waterburv LEGE VS. PROVIDENCE 2:M; CON- ! the 149 kilometers from Brugg to Stein in three “I’m not swimming the English Channel because Schmidt, Phil 25; Carter, Mtl 24; Cev, Ramos pr 0 0 0 0 Driessn 1b 4 0 1 2 Brock 1b 4 0 2 0 LOB— Houston 8, Chicago 2. HR— Cey Vermont at Buffalo NECTICUT VS. VILLANOVA 4:X; , because in my career the home run and lots of RBI Chi 21; Marshall, LA X. Wallach 3b 3 0 1 0 Sclosclo c 2 0 0 0 (21). SB— Sandberg (24). S— Puhl. Wednesday's Gomes Sept. 16 CONSOLATION MATCH 1 :X ; ' hours 55 minutes and 26 seconds at an average 37 have been my trademark." I have epilepsy. I’m only looking at it as an athletic American League — Armas, Bos X ; Totato X 4 9 4 Totato 11 5 6 5 Thomas ss 3 0 0 0 Maldnd ph 1 0 0 0 goal,” explained the 36-year-old Cambridge Seattle 000100 021— 4 IP H RERBBSO Glens Falls at Albany CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH 3:X; Sept. ' kph. Moreland is hitting at a .410 clip with 32-for-78 over Kingman, Oak X ; Parrish, Det 18; Baltimere Gonzals 3b 0 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 Houston Vermont at Buffalo Xvs.PROVIDENCE3:X;Sept.X-Xat ! realtor. Kittle, Chi and Thornton, Clev 26. 102 000 10X— 5 Flynn 2b 3 0 0 0 Rivera 3b 3 0 1 0 Knepper (L 12-9) New Britain at Reading Dragon Cup Tourney (Cortland, N Y l; , Winterberg, who dethroned prologue winner the last 20 games and has jacked his average up to 294 Runs Bolted In Gulicksn p 3 0 0 0 Hershlsr Solano p 1 0 0 0 Nashua at Waterburv Sept. 26 vs SPRINGFIELD 3:00; Sept. . Peter Muckenhuber, of Austria, as leader, edged with 65 RBI. “I don't want to be known as the first or second National League — Carter, Mtl 87; (kime-wlnnlng RBI— Young (5). Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Amelng ph 1 0 0 0 Ruble 28 vs. COLORADO CO LLEG E 3 :X ; ' West German Peter Hilse by three seconds. anything. I’m not handicapped. If I had one leg I Davis and Cev, Chi, and Schmidt, Phil E — Owen, Kearney, D.Mar- Zachry p 0 0 0 0 Chicago Monday's ELreaults Sept. 29 vs. Y A LE 11 :X am; Moreland gave the Cubs a 2-0 lead in the first with a would be handicapped. We are very normal except 78; Durham, Chi 74. tlnez, Totato M i l l Totato X 1 7 1 Trout (W 11-5) Ripken. LOB— Seattle 8, Baltimore 9.2B 9 6 1 1 7 Oct. 3 vs MASSACHUSETTS (Tunxis \ two-run single and made it 3-0 with another American League— KlngniKin,Oak99; Montreal 000X1000-3 WP— Trout 2. PB— Davis. T - -2: 12. Mead Field, Farmington) 7 :X ; Oct. 6 i for one thing,” he said. Davls, Sea and Rice, Bos 93; Armas, Bos — Presley, Mllbourne. 3B— Nolan. Los Angeles OM1MOOO— l Gamer heads LP G A field run-scoring single in the third before Cey hit his HR— IstganM vs. CORTLAND STA TE 1 :X ; Oct. 10 vs. > homer. But that one thing is constant fear of an epileptic: 89; Murray, Balt 88. (kime-wlnnlng RBI — Driessen (6). Glem Falls 1011W0 — 171 Brown 7:X ; Oct. 12 at New Hampshire I Seizure. Stolen Boses Young 2 (12), Cowens (13). SB— E— Flynn. DP— Montreal 2, Los An­ International League standings Albany 0X0X0 — 042 3:M; Oct. 13atVerm ont11:Nam ;0^. PORTLAND, Ore. — Defending champion Steve Trout, despite walking seven batters and National League — Samuel, Phil 56; S. Henderson (2). geles Trullllo and Karkovlce; Lambert 16 vs. HARVARD 3 :X ; Oct. 18 -at , . JoAnne Corner heads a field of more than 100 “There are a lot of people working in different Wiggins, SD S3; Raines, Mtl 51; Redus, IP H RERBBSO 1. LOB— Montreal 2, Los Angeles 6.2B— getting ball-three counts on five other hitters, hurled Seattle and Princeton 7:20; Oct. 20 vs. K EEN E > LPGA golfers scheduled to compete in the positions who are afraid to tell people that they cm 44; Wilson, NY X. Dawson. HR— Guerrero (11). S— W L Pet. OB Tettleton. W— Trullllo (12-2). L— STA TE 2:M; Oct. 24 at Boston College ' his fourth complete game of the season and gained his have epilepsy. What’s wrong is the discrimination Amerloon League — Henderson, Beattie (L 9-14)61-3 6 5 4 7 5 Her- Columbus 73 49 .598 — Lambert 7 :X ; Oct. X v s . ADELPHI 3 ;X ; ! 1150,000 Portland PING championship Sept. 7-9 at 11th victory against five losses. The left-hander has Ciak Nunez 21-3 0 0 0 0 2 shlser. Pawtucket 67 58 .536 r/2 (166). . Nov. 1 vs. PLYM O UTH S TA TE 2 :X ; ' Riverside Golf and Country Club. because someone has epilepsy, when they can't get 49; Pettis, Cal 44; Collins, Tor 40; BMtlmere IP H RERBBSO Toledo 66 57 .537 r/7 Nov. 3 NCAA 1st Round; Nov. 10 NCAA < won eight of his last 10 decisions. D.Mrtnz (W 5-7 7 DO 7 3 3 1 3 Montreal Corner is one of four entrants who have won , a job or end up with jobs they are over-qualified for. Butler, Clev X ; Gordo, Tor 34. Maine 64 56 .533 8 Xdgame 2nd Roudn; Nov. 17-18 NCAA "FIN A L ' Astros starter Bob Knepper, 12-9, lasted only three “Technically you don’t have to tell anybody if Pltdiing T . AAartInez 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Gullickson (W 9-7) 8 7 1 1 1 5 Richmond 63 62 .504 11'/a Glens Falls 0X0X0— 011 FOUR" individual titles in the 12-year history of LPGA innings and had a personal four-game winning streak 2 Stewart (S 8) 11-321101 victories Lucas (S 8) 100001 Tidewater 60 63 .488 13’/a Albany OM OX x — 4 4 0 play in Portland. The other three are Kathy snapped. you have epilepsy, but most epileptics wouldn’t National League— Andu|ar,StL 16-11; D.MartInez pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Los Angeles Syracuse 53 70 .431 20'/a DeVIncenzo, Krlstan (6) and Dodd; V O L L E Y B A L L — Sept. 12 va. 1 take a job where anyone else would be endangered, Lea, Mtl ISA; Soto, CIn 13d; Show, SD, WP— Beattie, Stewart. T— 3:01. Hershlser (L 8-6) 7 5 3 2 1 5 Rochester 45 76 .372 TPh Bauer and Tettleton. W— Bauer (6-2); L— BRIDGEPORT 6:M; Sept. 15 at ProvI- ' Whitworth, Donna Caponi and Jo Ann Washam. 13-7; Koosmon, Phil 13-10. Zachrry 200013 Monday's Results DeVIncenzo (7-5). dence Tourney; Sept. 26 at Brown with | such as being a steelworker or airplane pilot. American League— Morris, Det, 16-8; 19,^. Gullickson pitched to 1 batter In 9th. Columbus 5, Richmond 2 New Hampshire 6 :X ; Sept. 28-X Big , Braves 4, Pirates 1 “Until I switched medications and started using Petrv, Det 1S6; Boddicker, Bolt 1S8; WP— Hershlser 3, Gullickson 2. Balk— Tidewater 5, Toledo 4 Vermont ONixon— 7101 East Sectional at Providence; Winds fickle In yacht race a combination of Primidone and Tegretol four NIekro, NY 14-7; Viola, Minn 14-10; Lucas. PB— Scloscla. T — 2:40. A— Syracuse 3, /Maine 1 Buffalo 021X10X — 4 72 Oct. 2 at Boston College with New ' At Pittsburgh, Brad Kommlnsk doubled in one run McGregor, Balt 14-11. X.601. Rochester 8, Pawtucket 4 Stalt, Montgomery (7), Murphy (9) and Hampshire 6 :X ; Oct. 9 at Hofstra 7:00; | QUEBEC — Fickle afternoon winds Monday and Alex Trevino singled in two more with two out in years ago, I had had seizures for 17 years. They are Earned Run Average WhIleSoxT.RangeraS Tuesdoy's Games LaMar; Bohnet, and Gloss. W— Stalt (9- Oct. 12-13 at Syracuse Classic; Oct-.j7 ! hindered the leaders of the TransAt TA(j yacht the top of the 10th to lift the Braves. Gene Garber, 2-2, under control now. Every epileptic needs to (Based en 1 1nnina x number ef games Tidewater at Columbus 8). L— Bohnet (5-3). HRs— Vermont, Lee at New York Tech with Falrleigh i experiment and find the right medication for eodi team has plavad) Richmond at Toledo (10), O'Neill 2 (16), LaMar (4); Buffalo, Dickinson 6 :X ; Oct. 24 Central Con- ' race from (Quebec City to St. Malo, France from pitched two innings of relief to send the Pirates to their CHICAGO TEXAS Phillies 6, Giants 4 himself.” UPl photo Notional League — Pena, LA 2.34; ObrhM i r hM Maine at Syracuse CecchettI (7). n./New Hampshire 6;W; Oct. 27'bt ' barely making headway as they approached a fourth straight loss. Gene Garber, 2-2, took the IpS^s McWilliams, Pitt 2.60; Hershlser, LA Pawtucket at Rochester Seton Hall 11 :W am ; Oct. X a t Harvard Doug Frobel hit his 10th home run for^ eT irat^ . Hauser's epilepsy is the result of being hit in the RLOW cf 4 1 1 0 Sample If 5 13 0 PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO mandatory rounding mark at Matane, 204 2A3; Candelaria, Pitt 2.70; Mahler, Atl, Fisk c 5 11 0 Rivers dh 5 1 2 0 Wednesday'sOames Istg a n M 6 :X ; .. I nautical miles downriver. left side of the head by a thrown baseball at age 14 GEORGE HAUSER OF CAMBRIDGE Z7S. Baines rf 3 12 1 Ward cf 3 12 1 ObrhM abrhbl Tidewater at Columbus New Britain OXOMO — 111 Nov. 1 at Eastern Conn, with Spring- ' American Leogue — Stieb, Tor 2.48; Samuel 2b 5 2 2 2 Gladden cfRichmond 4 0 at 0 0 Toledo Reading MU OW x — 5 9 0 field 6 :X ; Nov. 3 at Southern Conn. ^ The French catamaran Fleury Michon VII led while trying to steal second base. . . . practicing in Boston Harbor Davh, Balt 167; Boddicker, Balt 2.77; Walker 1b 5 1 1 1 Parrish 3b 4 1 2 1 GGross rf 5 0 2 0 Trillo 2b 4 110 Cardinals 9, Reds 7 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 O'Brien 1b 3 1 0 0 Pawtucket at Rochester Schmid and Ackley; Gonzalez and wlthC.W .Post1:X; Nov. 16-18 Big East | the 48-boat fleet as it drifted past the mark in “When I went into the slide the batting helmet fell Burris, Oak 180; NIekro, NY 2.86. Holland p 0 0 0 0 CDavIs rf Maine 4 0 at Syracuse 1 l Ibarra. W— (Jonzalez. L— Schmid. Tourney at Pravidence Striieeuts Holrstn dh 5 0 0 0 Wright rf 5 0 12 Hayes cf 4 12 2 Leonard If 4 1 0 0 six-knot westerly winds. At Cincinnati, pitcher Dave LaPi^nt drove in three off and when I woke up I knew something was Kittle If 4 0 0 0 Scott c 3 0 0 0 Approximately 270 people have swum the Notional League — Gooden, NY 193; Schmidf 3b 3 1 1 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 1 2 0 WOMEN'S TENNIS — Sept. 13 vs. ' runs. Terry Pendleton had three tiits and Darrell wrong. But I have been lucky because my seizures channel, but Huaser believes none of them had Valenzuela, LA 187; Ryan, Hou 152; Soto, VLow 3b 5 110 Foley c 10 0 1 Oliver 1b 4 0 12 Brenly c 4 113 Monday's IL results Dvbznsk ss 4 1 3 0 Wllkrsn 2b 5 0 1 0 Xdgame CENTR AL CONN. 3 :X ; Sept. IS vs. Porter homered to lead a 15-hit Cardinals attack and have always been at night, not in public with others epilepsy. CIn 140; Carlton, Phil 133. Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Yongbld 3b 4 0 2 o New Britain in MOO—470 HARTFORD 11 :M am; Sept. 17 at I Lakers open rookie camp American L ^ u e — Witt, Cal 153; Cruz 2b 4 13 2 Kunkel ss 4 0 1 0 Lezeano rf 0 0 0 0 LeAAostr ss 4 0 1 push St. Louis a game over .500. Jeff Lahti, 4-2, the around. Totato X 7 12 6 Totato X 5 11 5 o Richmond OXIXXI— 26 2 Reading 110 0X1-19 4 Boston College 3 :X ; Sept. 23 vs. < Beginning Wednesday, Hauser will look for the Lemoston, Sea 151; Stieb, Tor 134; Hough, Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Calvert p 0 0 0 0 Johnson, Cappodonna (7) and RHODE ISLAND 12 noon; sitpt. 25 at ' ■' LOS ANGELEIS — Eight newcomers and two fourth St. Ixiuis pitcher, got the victory. Jay Tibbs, 2-1, “I lived with the secret of having epilepsy, which right weather to attempt the crossing, “but the Tex IX ; Guidry and NIekro, NY 119. CMcogo 181101008— 7 Russell If 4 11 0 Lerch p 2 0 0 0 Columbus on Oil OOx— 5.71 Texao Ml OX 108— 5 Jones, Bradford (5) and Owen; FOulk Sheaffer; Southern Conn. 3 :X ; S ^ t. 26 .vs. ! veterans attended Monclay’s opening of the Los was the loser. Cesar Cedeno and Dave Parker was really hard, especially when I was young. If I biggest factor is the wind, because if there is any Saves Wilson If 0 0 0 0 Baker ph 10 0 0 and O'Berrv. W— Faulk (. L— Jones (4- Feller, Surhoff (6) and Telada. W— BROWN 3:00; Sept. X-29 State I homered for the Reds. National League — Sutter, StL X ; Dejesus ss 3 1 1 0 Mltton p 0 0 0 0 10). HR— Columbus, Patterson (8). Johnson. L— Feller. Tourney; '' Angeles Lakers’ rookie camp at Loyola Mary- had told anybody in high school, I wouldn’t have chop it will just kill you." Orosce, NY and Holland, Phil 27; Smith, Gome-winning RBI— Walker (4). Denny p 1 0 0 0 RIchrds ph 0 0 o o Oct. 2 at Smith 4 ;X ; Oct. 4 Vs. ' mount, the team said. been able to play sports, and that was my whole life A crew of four. Including a doctor, will Chi X ; (jossoge, SD 23. E— Scott, O'Brien, Walker, Burns. AAotszk 1b 2 0 0 0 Robb ph 10 0 0 Nashua XSO XO Xn-11 111 PROVIDENCE 3:M; Oct. 6 at Nor- I Americon League — Oulsenberrv, KC OP— Totato M 6 6 Totato M 4 8 4 Included in the two-hour workout was Earl Expos 3, Dodgers 1 as a kid — sports." accompany Hauser in his attempt. A film crew, 10 Tidewater onoxooo — s n i waterburv XIXIOXOI— 9112 ’ ''*• m a s s a c h u - ■ X ; Caudill, Oak 27; Hernandez, Det 3t; Texas 1. LOB— Chlcogo 9, Texas 12.2B— Philadelphia IX on 000—6 Toledo 000 000 ill — 4 I1 1 (tanzalez, Maitland (2), MarcheskI (6), SETTS3:X1 Oct. 11 atTrtalty3:W ;Oct. ' .'Jones, the club’s first-round draft choice from the At the age of six Hauser began swimming the hired by the manufacturers of Tegretel — who are Davis, Minn 24; Fingers, Mil 23. Rivers Z Kunkel, Fisk, Cruz 2, Somple. San Fronctoco in on 300—4 Bailies (11) and Rodriguez; Smith, Oliver At Los Angeles, Dan Driessen singled in a pair of HR— Walker (17). SB— R. Law (X ), Cruz Leary, Glynn (7), Olwine (9), Anderson 15 at Haly Cross 3 :X ; Oct. 17 'at 1 -University of the District of Columbia, and quarter-mile across the river behind his parents sponsoring Hauser’s swim — will also acompany / Game-winning RBI— Samuel (11). (9) and Reynolds; Yett, Mul'lgan (6) and (3), Bryden (10) and Heath. W— Springfield 3 :K ; Oct. 23 at New runs and Montreal capitalized on three wild pitches 2 (12), Baines (1). S— Ward. SF— Ward, E— C. Davis, Dejesus. DP— San Fran­ MarcheskI (76). L— Bryden (2-2). veterans Byron Scott and Larry Spriggs. house in McHenry, III. As an adult he started him. •aagaaaaaggggaaaggaaaa Foley. Smith. W— Leary (3-3). L— Yett. (12-8). Hampshire 3 ;X ; Oct. 26-X at Big East I for its sixth straight victory. Bill Gullickson, 9-7, won cisco 2. LOB— Philadelphia 5, San HRs—T idewater, Hurdle 07). Tourney , long-distance ocean swimming while living in “I’m only looking at the swim as an athletic goal, IP H RERBBSO Francisco 5. 2B— Trillo, Oliver, Samuel, his third straight while Orel Hershlser fell to 8-6. Honolulu and continued after moving to Cam­ CMOO0O Russell, Thompson. HR— Brenly (14). SB Possible Mate takes Ninja Pedro Guerrero belted his 11th home run for the speaking about the epilepsy Is an offshoot of the Dotson (W 13-10) 7 12 5 3 Maine 000 000100— 140 WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY — | bridge five years ago. swim," Hauser explained. Radio, TV — C. Davis (9). S— Denny. Syracuse 000 XO OOx — 1 71 Sept. 8 vs. M AINE 12 noon; Sept. 15at i Dodgers. Bums 0000 IP H RERBBSO : Possible Mate led from start to finish and “Now I’ve been in serious training since October, Reed (S 9) 2 0 0 0 Anderson and Espino; CeruttI and Transactions Rhode Island l2noan; Sept. X a t Rhode ■ “I’d like to be able to reach out to the kids with aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae PMlodelphla Hernandez. W— CeruttI (6-11). L— Ander­ Island Invlt. 12 noon; Sept. 2? Conn. ■ captured the $40,000-added Ninja Stakes Monday 1983, swimming between two and six hours each epilepsy and tell them that If their doctor approves, Texot Denny (w 6-3) 61-3 son (5-11). HR— /Maine, (Jollagher (6). Intercol. Cross Country at Eastern ■ Phillies 6, Giants 4 Hogh (L 13-11) 5 20 11 7 7 2 Andersen 21-3 •••••••••••••••••••••• Conn.; ^ ! "It Saratoga. day,” he said. to go out and do sporu, do different things, and they McLaughlin 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 Holland (S 27) Baseball: Royals vs. Red Sox, 1-3 Powtuchet 0X101000 — 4 41 Oct. 12 vs. NEW HAMPSHIRE 3 :X ; i . . The daughter of King’s Bishop won the first At San Francisco, Al Oliver — traded by the Giants 'The distance from Shakespeare Beach in Dover, will have a better feeling about themselves. Jones 2100 1 San Francisco BOSMbOll Oct. X the Big East at Franklin Park; / WTIC Dotson pitched to 1 batter In 8th; Calvert (L 2-4) 2 Rochester monoox — 8141 Chicago (AL) — Reacltlvoted pitcher running of the stakes race for 3-year-old fillies by earlier in the day — ripped a two-run double to England, to Cap Griz Nez, France,'is 20‘A miles, “Despite what happened, I still love baseball and Burtt, Dale (2), Kane (4), Herron (6) Oct. 27 the New Englands at Franklin'J '" I‘ Chi” e" n!^pi)?""*'* Bums pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Lerch 5 and LIckert; Pacella, Swaggerty (7), Britt Burns; tent pitcher Jerry Don Park; " 2V« lengths over Proud Nova. She covered the 11-8 highlight a five-run second and lead the Phillies over but a swimmer will end up going between 25 and 33 I m a Chicago Cubs fan. so I keep telling everyone HBP— by Hough (Kittle). WP Mltton 2 Gleaton to Denver of the American miles, due to the tides. The swim should take over Hough. CarluccI (8) and Sanchez. W— Pacella (5- Nav. 10 NCAA Qualifier at POhn ..miles on a firm turf in 1:50 with Don MacBeth his former team. John Denny, 6-3, was the winner and It s our year, theirs to win the pennant and mine to HBP— by Calvert (Dejesus).T— 2:X. A 3). L— Burtt (66). Association (AAA). State; Nov. 19 NCAA Finals at Penn aboard. II hours. T — 3:03. A— 8,653. — 7,970. Cleveland — Placed third baseman State Al Holland recorded his 27th save. Bob Brenly hit his swim the channel.” 14th home run for San Francisco. 1 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Aug. 21. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Aug. 21, 1984 NFL roundup Clippers ‘cage’ star Homes for Sale 31 Homes ter Sole 31 Homes tor Sate H Polntlng/PcsNrlng M is c for Sole Cars/TTUchs tor Sole

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IMF must turn Its screws Debtor countries stagger under payments

By Patricia Koza tively obscure organization, a No country can live permanently stability that has cost this country United Press International creature of a 1944 international NatkHis With Tan Higheat beyond its means.” so much effort and sacrifice to conference in Bretton Woods, De Larosiere said many coun­ obtain and preserve," Jorge WASHINGTON - Last May, N.H., conference that laid out Foreign Debts tries believed they could postpone Blanco wrote in a personal appeal 10,000 Brazalian sugar cane cut­ policies to run postwar world the economic corrections made to the IM F’s de Larosiere. finances. 1. BRAZIL ters set fire to crops and fought riot 2. MEXICO necessary by the 1970s oii shock A recent two-volume report by police to protest wage restraint Its mandate is to promote 3.SOUTH KOBE. and world recession by borrowing the Overseas Development Insti­ Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. laws that had slashed their stand­ stability in international monetary 4. ARGENTINA from foreign banks. tute in London says IM F policies ard of living. affairs, particularly by providing 5. VENEZUELA “ We know now that the debt have not been more successful showers Wednesday Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1984 financial support for countries in In April, tens of thousands rioted 6. POLANO crisis has worsened their aiready because they really haven’t been — see page 2 Single copy: 25$ in the Dominican Republic over temporary trouble for one reason 7. PHII PPINES given a chance. jHanrhpBtrr Im lb difficuit situations and that they the government's decision to dou­ or another, such as currency & INDONESIA must face up to the consequences,” "Program designs tend to be ble the price of certain foods and problems or a sudden drop in the g.MALAVSIA he said. self-defeatingly ambitious," it 10.VUQOSLAVIA triple the price of medicine and price of a major export. A U.N. agency, the Economic said, with the result the IMF other imported goods. Food riots In the early 1970s, IMF resources Commission for Africa, is caliing scares off some governments from killed almost 200 people in January were so little used that it was on the IM F to loosen its conditions, trying to do anything at all. in Tunisia and Morocco. receiving more payments than it especially on 24 African countries Partly as a consequence of such In Argentina, strikes and slow­ was handing out in new loans. But suffering severe drought. criticism, the IM F has been its presence — and its pressure — downs are an almost daily occur­ Philippine Labor Ministor Bias moving to ease some of its tough began to be felt after the stagger­ rence to protest recent decisions to Opie was even more outspoken at a policies. ing Arab oil price hikes began Index shows drastically reduce public spending recent meeting of the International As part of a new strategy worked causing payment problems for and hike gasoline prices by 30 Labor Organization in Geneva. out with the Federal Reserve, the oil-hungry countries. percent. “ It is no secret that monetary fund is beginning to provide more Membership is open to all United The unrest in all of these policies imposed from outside can drawn-out debt terms to countries Nations members, and most of countries has one common thread: shut down factories and dislocate that successfully follow economic them belong to it. Communist it was provoked by efforts by their thousands of workers overnight, austerity plans. inflation rate countries are the largest bloc of governments, which spent them­ without any hope of appeal or Brazil is one country that has U N. members that remain outside selves into debt during the past redress of grievances, or reduce been trying to stick to IM F decade, to meet conditions for the IMF. although Yugoslavia, DPI graphic the wages in the pockets of the conditions. For its efforts, it financial help from the Interna­ Romania and Hungary are common man through a massive recently won a reprieve to begin tional Monetary Fund. members. devaluation,” he said. longer-term debt rescheduling. A United Press International Each member is assigned a Debt-ridden countries are staggering under their “ There is a growing opinion The IM F also has softened its moderate 4% survey shows the'unprecedented quota, based on a variety of payments. Chart shows the nations with the ten highest among experts, even within the conditions on Brazilian spending conditions have put the IMF itself economic indicators such as na­ foreign debts. precincts of the International limits and inflation, according to to the test, causing it to reassess tional income, monetary reserves By Denis G. Gulino 0.5 percent, making the increases Monetary Fund itself, that Draco­ University of Sao Paulo economist and even case some of its tough and trade balance. United Press International in local service 14.1 percent since nian policies being imposed on Stephen Kanitz. And, says Rio de policies. This quota determines how negotiated with the IMF. the AT&T breakup at the beginning us now.” debtor countries may be seriously Janiero economist Paulo Nogueira The reasons for the debt crisis much the member must pay into a Debt-ridden countries, which WASHINGTON — Consumer of the year. The increase in long IMF officials contend in turn forestalling the world economic Batista, “ The fund has turned a can be traced back to the pro­ pool of IM F capital, the amount of together owe some $850 billion, prices rose only 0.3 percent in July, distance charges totals 5.2 that it is not their remedies, but the recovery, harming the two-way blind eye to the 235 percent longed recession following the foreign currencies it may borrow complain it is those strings that are putting the annual inflation rate at percent. underlying ills that cause sociai flows of international trade, me­ inflation rate.” The seven major categories second oil shock in 1979, the high from the IMF and its voting threatening to strangle their eco­ probiems. a moderate 4 percent, the Labor nacing employment, and heighten­ A similar strategy of easier, Department said today. measured in the index generally level of interest rates, and a sharp strength on the fund’s board of nomic recovery and even threaten "The International Monetary ing rather than alleviating the drawn-out terms is being planned Prices for gasoline and used cars showed modest acceleration over downward swing in volatile com­ governors. political stability. Fund is often charged with impos­ dangers to world peace.” for Mexico. The IM F also recently fell, the department said. Increas­ June. The miscellaneous index, modities prices such as sugar or Members can draw upon the "It isn’t only a monetary prob­ ing austerity. This is a misconcep­ "The program that nas emergea approved $340 million in new loans ing costs of electricity and natural however, was up a strong 0.9 bauxite. IMF unconditionally up to a lem or financial problem,” said tion for a number of reasons,” IM F for 1984 is excessive and ... cannot for Peru under conditions that are gas accounted for most of the percent, mainly because of in­ Before the international debt certain amount determined by a Isidro Morales Paul, Venezuela’s Managing Director Jacques de be absorbed in the short time of one the strictest in that country’s month’s price acceleration. creasing cigarette prices. crisis hit the headlines a couple of variety of factors. After that point, foreign minister. "It is one of the Larosiere said recently. “ Eco­ V ■ year without provoking social history, but not as strict as the fund Potato prices, up 10.3 percent, Food prices, up 0.3 percent, yeabs ago. the IMF was a rela­ members must agree to conditions most political issues confronting nomic adjustment is inescapable. tremors that would threaten the originally had proposed. were a major influence on the 0.3 reflected an increase in vegetable percent increase in overall food costs, especially for potatoes, hit prices. hard by wet weather. Fresh fruit But beef prices declined for the prices, which went up sharply in Business Leveraged fund fifth month. Even pork, which is June, fell in July. getting more costly at the whole­ Housing costs increased 0.5 sale level, fell in price after percent, with a 1.8 percent in­ In Brief sure to please seasonal a^ustment. crease in electricity and a 1.2 July’s 0.3 percent increase in the percent jump in natural gas prices. Consumer Price Index followed Fuel oil prices fell 1.2 percent. D’Amico joins practice small investor two months of slightly smaller Costs for homeowners rose 0.7 Susan C. D’Amico has joined the pediatric gains, 0.2 percent in May and June. percent and those for renters 0.6 percent. dental practice of Dr. Michael S. Goodman and By Gall Collins But it was only half the January Clothing costs increased 0.5 Dr. Cathleen I. Ko­ United Press International peak of 0.6 percent. percent. walski at 150 N. The nation’s moderate inflation Transportation costs dropped 0.3 Main St. and at the NEW YORK — For the investor who likes to be in on performance in 1984, extended percent in July, the third decline in Newington Child­ the lastest financial trend. Dean Witter Reynolds is throughout the economy from five months. Used car prices were UP I photoi ren’s Hospital. now offering a leveraged-buyout fund. consumer goods to machine tools, down 0.7 percent, the first decline Dr. D’Amico shows no signs of deteriorating,, The stars came out for the Republican National Maureen Reagan, daughter oi^the President, gazes up to The people behind the new investment do not take of any size since June 1980 and the graduated cum analysts agree. Convention Tuesday. The Rev. Jerry Falwell (left) rode a kjndly to charges they’re being faddish. They make a biggest decline since November former grid star and former Democrat Roosevelt Grier on laude from the Uni­ The Consumer Price Index for distinct effort to separate themselves from thoser 1979. longhorn steer saying "you better be a Baptist.” It was a the convention floor in Dallas. versity of Pitts­ July was 311.7, equivalent to a cost deals that have drawn so much fire in economic and Gasoline prices fell 1.8 percent, 1,200-pound saddle broken steer named Tex. At right. burgh with a bache­ governmental circles. of $311.70 for the government’s sample “ market basket” of goods the second consecutive sharp lor’s degree in " I think the danger is in large leveraged buyouts,” and services that cost $100 in. 1967. decline. Gasoline now is 14.7 chemistry and in said John McKenna, a fund spokesman. "That’s not The seven-month rate of infla­ percent cheaper than it was in 1982 earned her den­ the market we’re going after. We’re concentrating on March 1981. tal degree at the established medium-sized companies.” tion through July is 4 percent when figured yearly, a slight improve­ University of Pitts­ Leveraged buyouts are a nifty maneuver for Tonight’s the night for the GOP ment over the 4.1 percent annual burgh School of well-placed financiers, who use the company being rate based on the six months Dental Medicine. purchased as the collateral for the loan to do the Bus schedules Bv Laurence McQuillan stamp of approval on the first His remarks are expected to gates agreed to suspend their rules through June. The moderating She completed re­ purchasing, and pay off the debt with the company’s inside today United Press International unchallenged GOP presidential echo parts of his acceptance so Reagan and Bush cun be sidency and intern­ cash flow. trend was not expected at the nominee since 1972, when Richard speech of 20 years ago, when he nominated on one ballot. The roll of beginning of the year, when most ship training at The buyers are thus able to acquire their target with School bus schedules for DALLAS — Crafting a star- Nixon won renomination. declared: " I would remind you the states will be called once — analysts forecast inflation getting John Dempsey Hos­ minimal capital outlay. But critics warn they could Manchester schools appear on studded spectacular spiked with The drafters of tonight’s pro­ that extremism in the defense of with separate votes recorded for worse in the second half of the pital in Farmington, pages 17 and 19 of today’s heavy doses of patriotism. Repub­ gram have stocked it with person­ liberty is no vice. I would also each candidate. wind up in trouble if the economy turns down and their year. the Burgdorf Health new firm’s profits can’t cover the loan payments. Herald, with school calendars licans will confidently renominate alities and hoopla — from actor remind you that moderation in the Ford, with his wife, Betty, at his White House deputy press secre­ Center in Hartford, Dean Witter’s leveraged buyout fund will acquire for the 1984-85 year. Ronald Reagan and George Bush Charlton Heston delivering the pursuit of justice is no virtue.” side, told the party partisans: "W e Susan C. D'Amico tary Larry Speakes said, “ The the University of only companies with purchase prices in the $25 New look on Main Street Bus schedules and calend­ by acclamation tonight to seek four Pledge of Allegiance and enter­ Pressure is reported to have come to this convention as simple figures look good. We’re staying on Connecticut School of Dental Medicine and the million-$75 million range, “ with a good track record, ars for Andover and Bolton more years of GOP reign. tainer Wayne Newton singing the been put on the feisty Goldwater volunteers — and we are going to Newington Children’s Hospital. She completed The Watkins Centre office condomini­ the path of steady growth with schools will be published in With old rival Gerald Ford National Anthem to the closing not to exactly repeat his defiant campaign for our Republican generally in not-so-exciting industries,” McKenna the buiiding, which once housed the lower inflation.” her pediatric dentistry certificate program at the said. ums on Main Street, pictured above in Watkins Brothers furniture business. Aii Thursday’s Herald. setting the stage ’Tuesday night benediction, by the Rev. Jerry remarks, as the GOP tries to ticket from now until Nov. 6.” Telephone charges rose another Falwell. University of Connecticut School of Dental “ Everybody is saying the leveraged buyout boom is an artist's drawing, shouid be ready to of the tenants who have purci^sed with a pledge of support and a temper is conservative image The pledge was followed by a Medicine. over. We don’t think it is. We’ve got management denounciation of Walter Mondale While the night belongs to the heading into the general election. blistering attack on the Demo­ Dr. D’Amico is a member of the American team that’s been doing it for 20 years and has been open eariy next month, according to space in the buiiding so far are for “ just peddling fear,” Reagan incumbents, the hearts of the Others speaking at the evening cratic standardlM>arer. Dental Association, the American Society of very successful," said McKenna. deveioper Warren E. Howiand, one of professionais such as iawyers and arrives in Dallas today with an delegates will be touched by the session include Illinois Gov. James "F ar from assuring Americans, Dentistry and the Connecticut Society of The fund is a limited partnership, with a minimum three partners in the project. He said no doctors, Howiand said. French seize ship acceptance speech already written gladiator of an earlier presidential Thompson, New Mexico Sen. Pete as Franklin D. Koo.sevelt did, that Dentistry for Children. investment of $5,000 for individuals, and $2,000 for firm date has been setforthe opening of for delivery Thursday night. battle. Arizona Sen. Barry Gold- Domenici, former Dallas Cowboy all we have to fear is fear itself, Individual Retirement Accounts or Keogh plans. Having completed their other water; crushed in his 1964 conser­ quarterback Roger Staubach and Mondale has embraced fear as McKenna is a director at Equus Capital Manage­ chores Tuesday, including appro­ vative crusade against Lyndon Texas Sen. John Tower. enthusiastically us he embraces Bolduc attends conference ment Corp., which will administer the fund. suspected in mining val of a conservative party plat­ Johnson, addresses the mostly To streamline the affair for his pre-convention rivals,” Ford Terry L. Bolduc of the Terry Bolduc Beauty It is one of several Equuses involved in the fund, all form, the delegates now put their conservative delegates. prime time television, the dele­ said. Salon in Bolton attended the 22nd annual of them offshoots of Equus Corp. International, a Harvard MBA carries a price CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) - French customs search. It was seized at a advanced cosmetology conference Aug. 4 through Houston-based investment firm. The fund itself has authorities seized a Libyan cargo second stop in Marseiiie, where it 8 at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. been named Equus Investments I, L.P., and the Bv Gall Collins problem without having to account brought your wives along.” ship hours after a senior Egyptian was undergoing minor repairs, More than 100 cosmetologists attended the managing partner is Equus Capital Corp. United Press International for the impact of our decision.” But in retrospect, Ms. Henry military official said the vessel port officials in Marseille said. event, which was held to improve and update Stockholders in Equus Capital Corp. include a Directors pass CD application Students waded through three said in a recent telephone inter­ probably was responsible for Itaiy announced Tuesday it professional skills and techniques in cosmetology number of bank holding companies and other NEW YORK - Fran Worden 20-to 40-page cases a night, fearful view, “ I think Harvard is no planting mines in the Red Sea and would join the multinational approved by the National Hairdressers and financial institutions. ‘“The concept is that they’ll be a By Kathy Garmus both received Monday, Weiss said. consider using some of the block Henry’s first year at Harvard they would be asked to “ present” different than any other big Gulf of Suez. search for the mysterious mines, MACC has operated a seasonal Cosmetologists Association. possible source of financing," McKenna said. Herald Reporter The vote was 7-1 to submit the Business School left her so tense the next day and be caught university, really. There are no Officials in France said the which already includes mines­ grant money for the shelter. She shelter out of temporary locations At the conference, Mrs. Bolduc received Critics of leveraged buyouts, he said, ignore the fact application. her teeth died, so obsessive she unprepared. Behind much of the women to speak of on faculty who Libyan freighter the Ghada was weeping forces from the United ______said many people think funds in the past two winters. But after advanced certification in business management, that the lending institutions’ sense of self- Republican Director William J. could not concentrate on her terror lay a system of grading that are tenured. I don't think that’s seized Tuesday in the Mediterra­ States. Britain, France and Egypt. i V * ^ * * " comments should be directed toward the problems arose at the East Side new perm techniques, hair design, styles and preservation will guard against imprudent deals. Diana cast the only vote against shelter and soup kitchen that are sister’s wedding, and so frazzled guaranteed some students in each going to change in the near future. nean port of Marseille, where it Three Italian minesweepeiland IP/ hT ® '’® Recreation Center last year, town fashion. “ Banks are never forced to lend money. That’s one applying. Director Kenneth N. she once tried to wash her dirty class would fail. "It’s got lot of inertia to had docked for repairs: a support vessel were to sail for the operated by the Manchester An-a and MACC officials agreed not to of the safeguards. If we can’t borrow money we won’t Tedford, a Democrat, was not Conference of Churches. laundry in the clothes dryer. “ Toughing it out at Harvard,” overcome. From that perspective I They ciaimed the action was in area todav a aovemment state- administration to apply for a locate a shelter there again. buy the company. That’s what people miss.” present. M ott’s profits down Now, two years after gradua­ published by McGraw-Hill, begins appreciated the strides Harvard retaliation for the seizure of the ment Mid to Rome. MACC and a town-appointed Weiss proposes to spend $130,000 The fund intends to raise about $100 million to use as Republican Director Donna tion, Ms. Henry said she’s glad she on the day Ms. Henry mistook a made,” she said. “ They’re not French cargo shipr Le Rove, which “ No mines have been found until *? committee are currently search­ of the $468,000 on housing rehabili­ Mott’s Supermarkets Inc. reported net profits seed capital in acquiring 20-25 companies. The Mercier said during the meeting ing for a shelter site in order to struggled through it. clothes dryer for a washer. “ My going to change basic power has been detained in Benghazi, now but five suspect objects have The"'two^wViften onmmAnio tation, primarily through low- of 59,7M for the quarter ended June 30 on sales of balance sheet shows a purchase cost to be borrowed that if the other funding sources do “ What my MBA’s given me is hot, sticky clothes circled slowly in structure, but they’ve changed Libya since 1979, and was^iot been located at great depths in the »_ meet an Oct. 1 deadline to qualify $75 million, Mott’s President Barry Baskind from banks or insurance companies through not materialize, the town should that foot in the door,” she said. front of me, reminding me I was enough to let those of us who can, related to the mining. southern sector of the Gulf of h- for a state grant of nearly $53,000. Please turn to page 8 announced. leveraged buyouts. “ It’s like a stamp of approval. It losing control,” she said. dig our way through.” But the seizure came hours after Suez,” the senior Egyptian mil- tor"toan* w "i During the second quarter of 1983, Mott’s made The fund will manage the companies and then resell did give me technical training and She suffered from vivid dreams Ms. Henry now does marketing a high Egyptian military official itary official said. ^ a net profit of $427,701 on sales of $72 million. The them, McKenna said. Investors will receive 80 I do use that training, but more of violence and retribution, and a strategies for small businesses for said it was a “ near certainty” that "Special equipment was brought per-share earnings for the second quarter of this percent of the resulting capital gains, and the general importantly, it gives me a chance sudden spate of toothaches. her own consulting firm, which the Ghada planted the mines that in to investigate them. Our objec- ?hp Housing plan is changed year were 2 cents, compared with 15 cents per partners will get the rest. Equus expects the to prove myself.” "Stress can kill a tooth,” her tive is to retrieve an intact mine to }!l® hnl®jl“ ® “ shelter share for the same period last year. recently moved from Washington have damaged at least 18 commer­ partnership to last about 10 years. Ms. Henry’s recent book about dentist consoled her. to the hills of western cial ships since July 9. determine its identity and where it Thp"*annfi<5^?l®' The Housing Assistance Plan "If in fact our goals for new .Some opponents of the town’s For the six-month period, the company made a The profits from the sale of companies would be her time at Harvard includes Preoccupied with business was made ” the nffieiai sairt application was to be Massachusetts. "There are suspicions that was maae, the official said. submitted to the U.S. Department that goes with Manchester’s Com­ construction or rehabilitation were participation in the CDBG pro­ net profit of $138,985 on sales of $150 million, taxed as capital gains rather than regular income, but stories of male executives, from a cases, Ms. Henry could not focus in Living in the scenic Berkshires amount to near certainty the munity Development Block Grant zero, then it would seem inconsist­ gram have said their objections compared with net profits of $847,042 on sales of other than that, the fund offers no particular tax bank loan officer in New Bedford to on her non-Harvard friends or • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • of Housing and Urban Develop­ $150 million for the first six months of 1983. was a long-time dream of Ms. Libyan ship Ghada was responsi­ application was changed slightly ent to say we would accept 40 units would be lessened by a zero goal advantages for investors. “ This is not a tax shelter ” a British oil executive in Bankg- family. Greeting her parents after ment today or ’Thursday, accord- Henry’s, and one that stunned a ble for sowing the mines in the Red from the version presented to the of new or converted housing," for new low-income housing. One McKenna said. kok, who suddenly became inter­ I n f t l H o '"8 to Manchester Assistant Gen- a long absence, she absent- fellow MBA student who pointed Sea,” a senior Egyptian military I I I O I U V I U U a y eral Manager Steven Werbner. Board of Directors ealier this Pellegrini said. of the main reasons cited by Dollar higher, gold falls “ A lot of large institutions are making money on ested in her opinions when they mindedly asked: “ Did you have a out Massachusetts has one of the official was quot^ as saying in a month. Director of Planning Mark Gary Reisine, a community opponents of the program when the leveraged buyouts," he continued. “ We wanted to learned where she was going to profitable trip?” ,. ___. But the $468,000 grant will only LONDON — The U.S. dollar opened higher on country’s higher tax rates. statement distributed by the Mid­ Z4 POMS, 4 Mctiont |jg accepted if townspeople elect to Pellegrini told the directors planning and development repre­ town withdrew from it in 1979 was offer one to individual investors." school. About a quarter of the 785 dle East News Agency Tuesday. major foreign exchanges today, and gold fell “ Pretty is not the issue,” he Advice ...... 16 re-enter the program on Nov. 6. Tuesday. sentative at HUD, said the town that the federal money came with Equus, McKenna said, believes the secret of If there is a villain in the book, it students in Ms. Henry’s class were ’The agency did not identify the sharply. sniffed. “ How much you have to Area towns...... J4 Manchester, has refused the grants could either change the number of too many strings attached, Includ­ success is to avoid the realm of venture capitalists and may be the school’s case method of women, and the book dwells at The dollar opened at 2.8865 German marks in pay is. I ’m heading for the South.” official further. Business...... ^...... 21 since 1979. After an Aug. 7 HAP workshop new units it would accept to zero to ing a requirement that the town other financial high-fliers, and stick to buying "staid, teaching, in which business prob­ length on what it was like to be “ Specialists in mine-laying were Frankfurt, up from Monday’s close of 2.8715, and Classified...... 22-23 Town General Manager Robert with the directors, Pellegrini said match the three-year goal or submit a written commitment for established, nonglamorous companies that produce lems are presented through com­ female in the power-oriented, aboard this ship and there is a was 2.41075 Swiss francs in Zurich, up from 2.3937. cash." he phoned a HUD official for develop a site map showing where the construction of low-income plex descriptions of a company’s competitive atmosphere of HBS’ great possibility the mines were ireitoinment:. It was 8.8570 French francs in Paris, up from Lo ttery...... 2 allocate $50,000 for a shelter comments on the plan and was told the new units might be placed if housing. The chairman of Equus, Sam Douglas, has had product or finances. Once a class graduate program. Down Under Italian-made,” he added. 8.8050 and 58.845 Belgian francs in Brussels, up Obltuoriesl] program. But he withdrew that it contained an inconsistency that federal funds became available, success in the past buying firms like a rice-milling was finished, she wrote, the She worried about “ the habit so Within decades of Capt. James According to the semi-official A1 from 58.63. Opinion...... 6 proposal after hearing that other needed to be revised. Pellegrini said. Although it does not provide for c o m p ly , a plumbing distributor, and the “ largest teacher never referred again to the many women had of raising their Cook’s exploring the east coast of Ahram newspaper, the Ghada In London, the dollar opened at $1.3145 to the Peopietoik ...... 2 sources of state and federal ’The plan, which Pellegrini pre­ He told the directors he decided new subsidized housing, the HAP producer of jail windows,” he said. case under consideration. hands and starting . out their Australia in 1770, Britain claimed passed through the Suez Canal pound, up from $1.3195, and it was 1,785.50 lire in ...... *'!2 funding might be available. pared, called for a three-year goal to change all figures to zero lists a three-year goal of assisting Such firms often become available when their “ How could we learn to see comments with the phrase ‘I just the entire continent. The land, July 6 and ihade a 15-day round trip Milan, up from 1,775.50. The dollar closed at 241.75 W e a t h e r ...... '? meeting Tuesday was recon­ of “ zero” for the construction or because “ to go through an exercise 80 low-income households through founders reach an advanced age and begin worrying problems in a long-range perspec­ wanted to say.’” She fumed when which was inhabited by a variety of voyage through the Red Sea yen in Tokyo, up from 240.60. vened from an Aug. 7 session conversion of new housing units for of locating potential sites would be rental subsidies. about protecting their assets from estate taxes when tive when we dealt with 800 one male student, role-playing an tribes, became a British penal Witheut making port calls. The trip Gold started at $344.50 an ounce in Zurich, down SAM PLis TODAY during which the directors voted to low-income residents. But in meaningless.” Whether the town actually re­ they die. problems for 3 hours each?” she executive in a labor negotiation, colony until immigration in­ took twice as long as it normally $5 from 349.50 at Monday’s close, and was $345.00 The Manchester Herald today con- advertise Weiss’s proposals for the another portion of the plan, the HUD has said it would accept a ceives a block grant will depend on “ We were really concerned with safeguards. I think wrote. “ The case method encour­ glanced at three female members creased in the 1850s. The Common­ would. in London, down $4.50 from $349.50. tinues Its sampilna program to bring use of the grant money and accept town said it would accept a goal of zero for new low-income the outcome of a Nov. 6 referen­ we anticipated some of comments we’d get ” aged short-range thinking because of the union team and murmured wealth ' of Australia was pro­ ’The Ghada then traveled to maximum of 40 new units and 40 housing because there is currently dum in which voters will be asked McKenna said. it set us up to analyze and solve a “ How nice of you boys to have claimed Jan. 1, 1901. Libya and to the French coast JJSlrribSJsinlioThlSra^ 'written comments on them subscribers In Manchester. through M onday. The letters from rehabilitated units of subsidized no federal money available for new if they want the town to re-enter the where it underwent a r'outine / • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Gelting and Mrs. Lingard were housing. construction or conversion. CDBG program.