20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 27, 1985 MANCHESTER NEW SPORTS WEATHER BUSINESS 8th credits detector Cause undetermined Phil Blackmar wins Cloudy sky tonight; in mattress fire in Cape Cod mishap wildest GHO ever little change Tuesday ... page 2 ... page 10 ... page 7 ... page 11 Business Forced retirement spurs debate retiring before age 65. y In Brief With the heat of summer beating down and with the Also underlying the conflicts: Many employers lures of the beaches, golf courses and swimming pools want to keep the retirement ceiling at age 70 — not at their greatest, millions of you, particularly in or Your because of any concern about retirement's emotional near the traditional retirement ages of 65 to 70, must impact on the worker but because they fear that any feel you can't wait to get out of the office for the last Money's new laws would make it tougher to dismiss older or time. And there appear few incentives to induce you to less productive workers. A charge of discrimination maintain your employment against the pressures, Worth on the basis of age is their real worry. direct or otherwise. And still another conflict: Employers don't want to fianrhratrr Irralb But even us you face the opposing forces of Sylvia Porter contribute to pension benefits for older employees. As ) Monday,Monday, July July 29, 1985 — Single copy; 25 < up 2‘ 5 information office in the consulate “ QUARTER OFF” Reagan is res'ponsible for the state But a spokesman (or the presi­ Aetna 47 dn ?a building before police arrived, but Perkin-Elmer furloughs 240 of emergency” and “ American dent said Botha "does not want to Bank of New England 455» dn ’ a did not get to the fourth-floor Special on all summer government upholds apartheid." dictate to the Anglican Church who Finast 23'/J nc mission itself. NORWALK (UPl) — The Perkin-Elmer Department in Oak Brook, 111., will close Tutu, the Anglican bishop of should be included in the Herald photo by Pinto First Conn. Bancorp 47 dn ' y Corp. announced Friday the layoff of 240 early in 1986 and its products activities delegation." The students then moved down a First Hartford Corp. nc merchandise. Most employees and plans to close its Oak Brook. Iransfered to Connecticut. Tutu, invited last week to call main street in the city but police Hartford National 30'i dn 2’ a blocked the road and ordered them HI., plant in early 1986. About 235 people are employed at the Botha's office to seek an appoint­ Symbol of conflict Hartford Steam Boiler 50'/y up ' 2 Officials said the reduction of mostly ment, told United Press Interna­ to disperse. The students scattered Ingersoll Rand 53 Illinois facility. items 25% off regular up 1' 4 administrative jobs was carried out at Inside Today tional in a telephone interview he after police moved in with dogs. This alarm box on the front of the town area, according to majority Democrats. J.C. Penney 49Y. ' 4 dn Horace G. McDonnell, chairman and chief had called Botha’s office in Preto­ Police said the latest shooting Lydall Inc. 13Vi various locations, primarily in Connecticut, price. Starts firehouse on Tolland Turnpike symbol­ District officials want the alarm — which nc and represents 2 percent of the company's executive officer of the company, said the ria to make the request earlier death occurred Sunday in a black Sage Allen 19 nc total employment of 15,700. cuts were necessary to allow the company township near Port Elizabeth. izes the controversy about Buckland now sounds at the police station and in SNET 39 20 pages, 2 sections today. dn 2 The firm has four facilities in Connecticut, "to strengthen its ability to respond to August 1st!! Hours - "I have asked (or a meeting-and “ A vehicle was driven at high which will figure prominently in this the town's central firehouse — routed Travelers 45Vr dn 2 '4 at Norwalk, Wilton, Ridgefield and changing business needs as well as the Closed Mondays __ 16 Oblluariefl. now I must await his response," speed directly at a police foot Tyco Laboratories 39 dn Sa year's election campaign. The firehouse into the district system or removed or Danbury. economic environment." MC/VISA C lu d lls d - , 18-20 Opinion__ said the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize patrol. A shot was fired and the United TecjJnologies 42 dn ’ a Tues.-Sat. 10-5:30 C om lct. Sports. In addition to the layoffs, the company driver of the vehicle was fatally is in an area where the Eighth District covered. Stories about the Buckland tievJ/ofi/go\di $316.95 dn $3.05 He said the affected workers would Gift Certificates Entsrtslnmsnl__ 16 Tsievialon . laureate. "I live in hope. I suppose said it gave advance notice to employees Thurs. Till 9 PM __ 2 Wsatitsr___ wounded. Four passengers fled," has the right to fight fires, but still issue and others that will figure in the receive full benefits, including profit Available 1 would not have asked for a Friday that its Oak Brook Instrument sharing and help in finding them other jobs. Tel. 647-0115 meeting if I did not think it would the police report said. protects three quarters of its intended election are on page 3. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, -Inly 29. 1985 - 3.

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 29, 1985 Food brinQS mood swings for those of sensitive innards Ballot takes shape not others, said Meshkinpour. milk. This lactose intolerance may cribed the syndrome as a "weep­ More women than men seem to can result. be at the root of their bowel Bv Elizabeth PennIsI have this condition — or at least In part due to this altered gut Children may "cope” with stress ing" gut or "epileptic" gut. In the irritation. ^ * K United Press International complain about it, Meshkinpour motility, the condition of stools by developing these symptoms and Tickets feature former, the digestive system change. Sometimes they are hard Some evidence indicates that sways with moods. In the latter, said. becoming sensitized to bowel dis­ wheat products may produce NEW YORK — It might be said pellets; other times they are wet, comfort, perhaps to draw attention that the bowels never lie, at least changes possibly triggered by "The pain perception might be symptoms in some people, accord­ reactions to foods cause intestinal different,” he said. "What might waterly. away the real problem. It is easier ing to Goldsmith, writing in the not to people who have learned to seem like simple discomfort by a Researchers think nerves stimu­ to complain about headache or mostly incumbents listen to them. irregularities. journal American Family "It’s a highly controversial man might be perceived differ­ lating the gut muscles or muscle cramps than to deal with depres­ Stress that the mind can cope spasms may he at fault, said sion. This method for coping then Physician. with can cause pain, constipation illness," said Dr. Sidney Cohen, ently by a woman,” that of Gloria DellaFera. the chief of the gastrointestinal section Women are also more likely to go Cohen. A local nervous system, persists throught adulthood. Some foods relieve symptoms. Bv Alex GIrelll or diarrhea. The wrong foods can to doctors than are men, he added. influenced by the central nervous Herald Reporter Republican candidate whose name also irritate sensitive innards. at the Hospital of the University of When pscyhological factors High-protein, low fat diets can falls second alphabetically among Pennsylvania in Philidelphia. In India, where women are dis­ system regulates intestinal reduce contractions in the colon. But of the 20 million Americans movements. seem to bring on the condition, When the Democratic and Re­ the six Republican candidates. who see a doctor for these Some researchers assert that couraged from seeking medical Diets rich in fibers can help those stress alters gut function, while attention, this condition is more Substances that stimulate these therapy should try to reduce the patients with chronic constipation. publican parties in Manchester problems, millions more do not. nerves may play a role in this patient's anxiety,, make them picked their slates last week for the OF THE OTHER REPUBLI­ "What we call irritated bowel others suggest that stress can only common in men. CAN candidates for directorships, cause problems if the intestinal When bowels are irritated, the syndrome. For example, some more tolerant of the pain, and At a recent conference, Meshkin­ Nov. 5 town election, they ex­ syndrome is only the tip of the contractions in the intestine that research indicates that endor­ teach them new coping behaviors, changed unkind words that left no three are incumbents — William iceberg," said Dr. Hooshang abnormalities exist already. pour reported that an ingredient in Diana, Donna Mercier and Tho­ Causes for this condition seem to move and compact digested mate­ phins, the body's natural opiates said Goldsmith. non-prescription cough syrups doubt the campaign will be a bitter Meshkinpour, associate professor . mas H Ferguson. Edward Boland g run theentire spectrum, according rial until it leaves the body speed and pain-relieving chemicals, may may help relieve pain in some one that centers on the embattled of medicine at the University of up. but for no identifiable anatomic speed up the bowels, causing m Essential to treating the Buckland firehouse. and Carol Lenihan are new to California. Irvine. "There is a to Dr. Geoffrey Goldsmith, Univer­ condition is first to rule out patients. Often doctors prescribe a elective politics. sity of Texas Medical Branch in and metabolic reason that re­ problems. combination of drugs, trying out . ' . f \ While the firehouse issue be­ large portion of the population who "Learned illness behavior," allergies to certain foods. About 30 N 'T ' . ■ » Alphabetized, for those who like Galveston. Stress, foods, fatigueor searchers have been able to verify. different ones until they find a Herald photo by Pmto came puzzling with a series of have these symptoms, but do not Cramps, increased flatulence, and may explain why these symptoms percent of the patients have proposals and counter proposals to speculate about what effect come to the doctor.” a combination of these factors may trouble digesting the sugars in therapy that works. position on the ballot has on vote precipitate bowel irritation feeling bloated, nauseated or full may make some people sick, but This is part of the town’s sewage disposal plant at the which will be the subject of a bonding referendum Nov. 5. threatening to clutter the ballot in In 1980. one researcher des­ many voting districts, the selec­ tallies, the slates go in this order: Olcott Street landfill area. Another section of the plant. lies to the north of it. tion of candidates for major local Cassano, Democrat, and Edward offices followed a relatively pre­ Boland, Flcpuhlican, in position W eather dictable path. one; DiRosa and DellaFera in two; 2 Peopletalk As expected, the Democrats P’ogarty and Diana in three; Penny 2 Sewer question returns for encore nominated five of their six incum­ and Ferguson in four; Tedford and Today’s forecast bent members of the Board of Lenihan in five; and Weinberg and Mercier in six. Pray for a party In 1983. Manchester voters de­ work on sewage disposal plants to upgrade the degree of treatment however. Directors and added to their slate Connecticut, Massachusetts at the plant so that the process will Robert Young, superintendent of an old name and lace with a new In the 1983 town election, Wein­ With an eyepatch and blue and magenta and Rhode Island: Today: cided they did not want to issue will be in the form of loans from the water and sewer division, said berg won the lop-vole of 6.750. bonds to modify and expand the revolving funds and not the out­ remove nitrogen from treated allegiance. streaks through his shoulder-length hair. Peter mostly sunny north and cloudy sewage discharged into a brook today the state and federal share The new Democrat is I’ulcr Penny got 6,655 votes, F’ogarty Gatien is not ij^our typical churchgoer But south. A chance of showers south town's sewage-disposal plant. right grants now available. could go as high as $17 million. 6.644, DiRosa 6.626. Diana 6.485, On Nov. 5 they will get another Because there were higher prior­ feeding the Hockanum River. The DiRosa, a former Republican Gatien's church is Limelight, the 1844 church he coast. High from the mid 70s to Vernon plant, upstream, already director who resigned from the Cassano 6,436. Tedford 6.068. and made into one of New York's chicest nightclubs. chance to vote on bonding for the ity projects in the state. Manches­ The slate and federal proportion Mercier 5,945. the mid 80s. Tonight; mostly ter stood little chance until re­ does that. Board of Directors in April with an 9 Gatien, who plans to expand his Limelight empire cloudy. Fog and a chance of project. is 75 percent, but it does not apply attack on Republican Town Chair­ Ferguson, though he is an 9 When the voters went to the polls by moving into a one-time museum in Chicago Two years ago. the proposal won cently of getting the federal grant to any cost of expansion It applies incumbent, has not run for the showers south. Low tempera­ lukewarm endorsement at best money that is now available. in 1983. the proposal was for a $20 man Curtis Smith. Smith and and another former church in , has no tures in the 60s. Tuesday: mostly million bond issue of which the only to the costs of modifications DiRosa had been at odds for some board before. He was apppoinled qualms about turning a house of worship into a from the town's politicians. This But then town officials began needed to meet the higher stand­ to complete DiRosa's term. cloudy with a chance of showers. year, faced with what they feel is a hearing rumors that the town’s state — from a fund that was time, but the rift widened into a playhouse. available on a one time basis — ards of treatment the town will chasm when DiRosa voted with the In the slates for the Board of "Buildings don't have lives of their own, " High around 80. prospect of losing federal financial project, planned and ready to go. have to achieve under its permit Education, there are as many Maine; A chance of showers aid for the expensive undertaking, might move up in priority ahead of would have reimbursed the town six Democrats in favor of having Gatien, 32, says. "People decide what buildings $11 million and the town would from the federal EPA to operate the town offer to fight fires in the f i rst-1 ime candidates as are. If people don't come here and pray anymore, over the north and mountains, political leaders appear more some others. the plant. incumbents. otherwise partly to mostly sunny willing to throw their support The rumors were eventually have spent $9 million Buckland area for the Eighth then it's not a church. " When voters go to the polls Nov. When the Board of Directors Utilities District at a cost of $'250 Gatien said he doesn't "worry about what my today. Highs 75 to 85. Partly behind it. confirmed and town officials set DEMOCRATS JOSEPH CAM- cloudy with patchy fog and a Indications from Washington out to put the bond question to the 5. the total amount is more likely to meets Aug 13, it is expected to vote per call competitors are doing. The truth of the matter is I be $26 million. The town's share to put the sewer question on the POSEO and Frank Maffe are have never been to any other night club in New chance of showers tonight. Lows and from Hartford make it clear voters this year. running for re-election. They seek The town is under federal orders may still be as low at $9 million. Nov 5 ballot WITH DIROSA on the ticket are York City. " in the mid 50s to mid 60s. Partly that in the future assistance for Mayor Barbara Weinberg. Deputy three-year terms that begin in Even though it's made him a millionaire, sunny north and mountains ‘HI’ In the sky Mayor Stephen T. F’enny, Stephen November. Opposing them on the Gatien says he wants to get out of the nightclub becoming mostly sunny else­ Cassano, James H'ogarly. and Republican ticket will be David business in a few years so he can start producing where Tuesday. Highs in the 70s Today patchy fog early otherwise partly sunny. High 80 to 85. Wind Dampier, an incumbent, and Anne southerly around 10 mph. Tonight: mostly cloudy with patchy fog. A Kenneth Tedford. The Democrats movies. to lower 80s. Elm housing estimate is $750,000 have held the majority on the Gauvin, former president of the t New Hampshire: Becoming 30 percent chance of showers. Low in the mid 60s. Wind light board for more than 10 years. Manchester Education Associa­ UPl photo partly sunny today with a chance southerly. Tuesday: mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of DiRosa replaces Eleanor Colt- tion. showers. High 80 to 85. Today's weather picture was drawn by Tina Among the questions Manches­ concluded that 24 apartments feet. 3 inches; and living rooms of derly residents ol Manchester and of afternoon showers over north­ 12 by 14 feet. that the park-like atmosphere of man on the slate. Coltman, a Two new Democratic candi­ Levick, 10, of 129A Rachel Rd.. a student at Robertson School. ter voters will probably be called could be built for about $624,000 dates, Terry Bogli and Jo-Ann Quote of the day Kisses for my queen ern and central sections. Highs upon to decide when they go to the and would rent for about $375 per The two-bedroom apartments the site be preserved. If the town veteran of the Board of Education in the upper 70s to mid 80s. Partly contain one bedroom of 8 feet, 8 does not use the land before July 1. and a one-term director, decided Moriarly. are seeking three-year Peruvian President Alan Garcia, saying Peru A gallant Prince Charles kisses the hand of his polls Nov. 5 is whether the town month, not including the cost of terms that begin in November cloudy with patchy fog and a should issue bonds to pay for heal and light. inches, by 10 feel, 8 inches, and 1988, it will go to the American not to run again. will pay its international debt in payments mother. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. after she chance of showers tonight. Lows another bedroom of 11 feet by 10 Cancer Society. By accident of the alphabet, 1986. They will be opposed by limited to 10 percent of export income for the next had presented him with the Silver Jubilee Cup at construction of apartments for Preliminary plans for the hous­ Republicans Bernice Cobb, an in the upper 50s to mid 60s. Partly elderly people on a 1.8-acre rectan­ ing will be explained to residents feet, 8 inches. The kitchens a re 8 by If the bonding question is put on DiRosa takes Coltman’s spot on year as it tries to take care of its people: the Guards Polo Club in Windsor Great Park the voting machines, the second incumbent, and Joel Mrosek, mak­ From now on, no one will get rich off the Sunday. The prince's team. England II, beat sunny north and mountains and gle that runs from North Elm who live near the North Elm Street 9 feet, and the living room with the ballot, it will be one of two on mostly sunny elsewhere Tues­ site tonight at a meeting at the dining area is 10 feet, 8 inches by 20 which voters must decide. The from the left. ing his first bid for elective office, sickness and hunger of my people. The state now Brazil. Street to While Street. Places on the ballot theoretically DellaFera, a candidate for the is for everybody. We will defend the peasants, the day. Highs in the 70s north to mid The Board of Directors has not Senior Citizens' Center, 549 E, feet. other would be for modifications to J Middle Turnpike, It is scheduled Two parking lots are planned, the town's sewage disposal plant at make no difference in the election Board of Directors, is now on the J street vendors, the immense majority that has 80s south. yet voted to pul the bond question one accessible from North Elm a cost of more than $20 million. of directors. Each voter has six Board of Education, serving in a not been defended before.” Story on page 5. Vermont: Partly sunny and on the ballot, but no opposition has for 7:30. term that ends in November 1986. warm today. Widely scattered been expressed. And although no The plans were drawn up by Alan Street and the other from the end of Consideration had been given to votes to cast and can cast them for Washington Street. putting still another bond question any six of the 12 candidates If she is elected a director, she will MacGraw’s abortion thundershowers in the north amount has been set for a bond Lamson, the architect chosen by have to resign from the Board of issue. Democratic Director Ken­ the town. They show six buildings Lamson's layout shows the six before the voters, one that would regardless of positions on the during the afternoon. High in the machine. Education Ali MacGraw was in her early 20s, unmarried, 80s. Cloudy intervals and scat­ neth Tedford, who has promoted containing a total of four two- buildings distributed on the land so have asked for about $5 million for bedroom apartments, 18 one- that the many large trees are renovations to schools. Town offi­ But in the post-mortem following In 1983. Cobb won the highest pregnant and terrified when she went to get an tered thundershowers tonight. the project, has said he expects the vote in the town election, 7,279. Mandy out, Jack In illegal abortion at a seedy New York hotel. issue would be for about $750,000. bedroom apartments apartments retained. cials were reluctant to put two every election, there is speculation Low 60 to 65. Tuesday some and two apartments designed for One of the conditions under large bond-issue questions on the about who might have lost or DellaFera got 6.228 votes. MacGraw talks about the terrible experience in clouds early then becoming The Board of Directors will lake In 1981. when they were elected U Academy Award winner Jack Nicholson — not a bylined article in People magazine, saying she up the question at its Aug. 13 handicapped people. which the town will get the land as same ballot, however, and school gained voles because of his or her U film and Broadway star Mandy Patinkin — will sunny and a little cooler. High 75 The one-bedroom units have a gift from the estate of George and officials fell they could not be position on the ballot opposite to the terms they are now serving, wants people to know about the dangers women meeting. Camposeo had 7,063 voles, Maffe play the role of Mark in the Mike Nichols film faced before abortions were legalized. She cried to 80. Early in 1984, a citizens' commit­ bedrooms of 12 feet by 12 feet, 4 Martha Crockett is that it be used ready in time for the Nov. ,5 some strong or weak candidate. "Heartburn." based on writer Nora Ephron's as she turned over the $2,000 in cash to the tee headed by Richard Hagearty inches; dining areas of 8 feet by 8 for one-story apartments for el­ election. DiRosa's name will be above 6,189 and Dampier 5,949. novel. abortionist Extended outlook Oscar winner Meryl Streep is co-star of the "1 was scared of the operation. I was scared I film, which began production July 19 in New York might die." she said "I was scared I might be Extended outlook for New City. Paramount Pictures Corp. announced the maimed. I was scared he might rape me. I was England Wednesday through switch in leads recently, saying Patinkin left the scared he might kill me. " Friday: Some town voters will get Buckland firehouse menu production "due to artisitic differences ' MacGraw. 46, says she and her boyfriend at the Connecticut, Massachusetts Others due to appear in the film include L L and Rhode Island: Fair Wednes­ time just weren't responsible enough for partly in the town fire district and Maureen Stapleton and Jeff Daniels. Satellite view Manchester voters who live in At a tense special meeting last trict Fire Department. The state get the question before voters district voters voted in favor of parenthood. day. Becoming cloudy Thurs­ week, the six directors who make Supreme Court has ruled that the under the terms of Section 3-10 of such a prohibition. partly in the autonomous Eighth day. A chance of rain Friday. the town fire district may have to Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a m. EDT shows read a ballot resembling a Chinese up the Democratic majority on the district has the sole right to the Town Charter, which deals The Republicans arc going for­ District, town fire district voters High temperatures in the 70s. Board of Directors voted to put two provide fire protection in much of with initiating ordinances. ward with their petition. The will be casting their votes in Low temperatures from the mid frontal clouds with showers and thunderstorms over the Southeast. menu across the top of their voting Thunderstorm clouds are visible over the Great Lakes. Clouds machines when they go to the polls advisory questions before town the north end of town, including the But Democratic Majority Democrats have theirs written and different rooms and on different 50s to the mid 60s. fire district voters. area in which the town's firehouse Leader Stephen Penny, at that ready to circulate, according to machines than the voters from the Vermont: Dry and comforta­ produce rain and thunderstorms over Oregon, the Rockies, and the Nov. 5. central Plains. As matters now stand, in the One would ask if the town should is located. tense special meeting Wednesday, Demociatic Town Chairman district. ble weather through the period. midst of manuevering and intense sell the firehouse for no less than A third question — one that challenged the three Republican Theodore Cummings. High 75 to 80. Lows 55 to 60. politicking, there may be as many $600,000 to someone who would would have a binding effect — is directors to withdraw their peti­ Thus the voters may get a Donald Kuehl, vice chairman of Maine; Fair Wednesday and as four questions before the fire agree to lease back space so that almost certain to be on the ballot. tion, charging that the GOP stand four-way choice, unless the Demo­ the Republican Town Committee, Thursday. Fair north and chance district voters over the disposition the town Fire Department could The town Republican parly is on the firehouse sale was crats withdraw one or both of their said last week that the Republi­ irresponsible. of rain south Friday. Highs in the SEATTLE of the town's Buckland firehouse continue to use it to serve areas in circulating a petition which would advisory proposals from the ballot. cans may not challenge the opinion 70s. Lows in the SOs. 30.00' on Tolland Turnpike. Voters in the the west side and northeast sec­ force the town to sell the firehouse And the Democrats threatened, In any event, the election, with by the town attorney that says New Hampshire: Fair Wed­ Eighth Utilities District cannot tions of Manchester. to the highest bidder of more than if the petition is not withdrawn, to the firehouse emerging as the Eighth District voters have no say nesday. Clouding up Thursday. BOSTON vote on the fate of the firehouse Another would ask the voters to $400,000 provided a majority of circulate a binding counter- central campaign issue, will be a I in the fate of the firehouse. But he Chance of rain Friday. Highs in because it is owned by the town fire say if they think the town should voters favored such a sale. petition of their own which would peculiar one. In effect it will be two said they want to be sure no one YORK There is little doubt the Republi­ prohibit the town from selling the elections going on simultaneously. the 70s to lower 80s Wednesday 30.0j district, the town attorney has share the firehouse with the else challenges it after the votes and the 70s Thursday and Fri­ ruled. independent Eighth Utilities Dis­ cans can get enough signatures to firehouse if the majority of fire In the eight voting districts that lie are cast. day. Lows in the 50s. SAN FRANCISCO

LOS ------Across the nation Showers and thunderstorms LOWEST Spanish teens enjoy same things as American hosts will reach from Florida and the TEMPERATURES central Gulf Coast to the Virgi­ ORLEANS together for many years. nias. Scattered, mostly after­ Bv Susan Vaughn Spain earlier this year. LfOENO- Herald Reporter Steven, a student at Tufts The Spanish girls said they noon and evening thunderstorms University, spent a semester at the dance like American teenagers will also occur from the Plateau Three Spanish teenagers visiting University of Madrid. Rick, his and enjoy American rock music. region across the Rockies and Q2 3 ««owiws'> k S v Manchester this summer disco­ younger brother, will travel back While in Manchester, they disco­ 2 2 western sections of Nebraska UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST « vered MTV, computer games, to Spain with Tony and Eva this vered MTV and said they love it. and South Dakota. Widely scat­ strawberry picking, blueberries week to stay for a month with their The teenagers said tiiey don’t tered showers and thunder­ and cheeseburgers. family on the island of Majorca. have a music television channel in storms will extend from Kansas Their teenage American hosts "We feel now they are family," Spain. But they get British televi­ through the Ohio Valley with a National forecast were delighted to find that despite Elaine Kahaner said of the Valles­ sion and said they like British rock few showers over New England. the difference in culture, their pirs, adding that the two families musicians as well as Americans. Most of the nation will have During early Tuesday morning showers are forecast for parts of the visitors like the same food, clothes share many of the same values. Although Spain has its own rock Central and Northern Plains States. Elsewhere the weather will be UPt photo highs in the SOs and low 90s. and music as they do, they said She said her home will seem very musicians, "They are not as Highs will be in the upper 60s and fair. Minimum temperatures will include: (Maximum temperatures In recently. empty when the two teenagers good,” said Tony. 9 Today In history 70s along the Pacific Coast, over parenthesis) Atlanta 70 (87), Boston 67 (83), Chicago 67 (79) Tony and Eva Vallespir, a leave next week. The Spanish teens’ English im­ 9 the central Rockies and western Cleveland 62 (70), Dallas 76 (100), Denver 59 (81), Duluth 62 (73)' brother and sister from Barcelona, The Kahaners also met Carla’s proves when they listen to Ameri­ can music, Rick Kahaner said. The On this date in 1981, Prince Charies photo leaving a London hospital after Nebraska, and from North Da­ Houston 73 (95), Jacksonville 73 (90), Kansas City 68 (83), Little Rock have been staying at the Ludlow parents while in Spain and were kota across much of the upper 72 (91), Los Angeles 52 (76), Miami 78 (88), Minneapolis 60 (77) New Road home of Harvey and Elaine asked by them to find a place for visitors understand and speak married Lady Diana Spencer at St. the birth of their second son, Henry Great Lakes region. Tempera­ Orleans 75 (91), New York 71 (85), Phoenix 77 (105), St. Louis68 (88) Kahanerand their teenage son and her to stay this summer. English well after about two years Paul's Cathedral in London. The royal Charles Albert David. tures will reach between 95 and San Francisco 55 (70), Seattle 59 (74). Washington 73 (90). daughter,\Rick and Julie. Carla Tony, 17, excels in school and of study. Their hosts speak couple is shown in this Sept. 16,1984 file 110 degrees over the desert Mir, a frihijd of Eva’s from athletics and speaks four lan­ Spanish. southwest and interior sections Barcelona, cahie to the United guages. Although he was modest States with the Vallespirs six about his accomplishments, the CARLA, 16, said she especially of California and the upper 90s Manchester Herald weeks ago and has been staying Kahaners were quick to report that enjoyed discovering computer over parts of Texas. with Bethany Levy and her par­ he ranks second in his high school games during her time in the U.S. Almanac Richard M. Diamond, Publisher ents, Richard and Phyllis Levy, on class and has a room full of sports Eva expressed her opinion of the' Kennedy Road. She also spent two trophies. United States by saying: "The Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis weeks with Jack and Rosemary Elaine Kahaner described the people are so nice and the food is Today is Monday, July 29, the tary Elizabeth Dole in 1936 (age was 28-10. Associate Publisher Business Manager Papa on Waranoke Road, Spanish visitors as "very serious great.” She said that she espe­ 210th day of 1985 with 155 to 49). In 1981, Prince Charles, heir Lotteiy The Kahaner and Vallespir students.” cially likes cheeseburgers. follow. apparent to the British throne, USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV. No. 253 families began their cross-cultural Although Spain has American • The moon is approaching On this date in history: married Lady Diana Spencer at exchange when Tony Vallespir IN HIS LAST YEAR of the fast-food restaurants, the visitors fullness. Publlihtd dolly except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1,30 said they don’t trust the food in the Visitors from Spain are from left, Carla of Barcelona. They have been staying In 1914, the first transcontinen­ St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. Connecticut daily and certain holidays bv the Mon- weekly, SS.12 for one month, $15.35 stayed with the Kahaners last Spanish equivalent of high school, The morning stars are Venus, tal telephone linkup was com­ In 1983, actor David Niven died chester Publlthlnp Co., 16 Brolnord tor three months, $30.70 for six summer during a visit sponsored Tony is on soccer and basketball Spanish MacDonalds or Burger Mir, Eva Vallespir and Tony Vallespir, all with Manchester families for six weeks. Mars and Jupiter. Saturday: 637 Place, Monchester, Conn. 06040. monthsand$61.40for one year. Mall by the American Institute for teams and has taken lessons Kings. pleted, permitting conversation in Switzerland at age 73. Second class postooe paid at Man­ rates are available on request. The evening stars are Mercury between San Francisco and New In 1984, bandleader Fred War­ Play four; 6850 chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Foreign Study. He was with a similar to judo for nine years. He During their visit, Tony and Eva school, they said, they feel they high school, Spanish students must ment in Spain as miUtaristic. He and Saturn. York City. ing, who also invented the Send address chanoes to the Man­ group of Spanish teenagers who and his sister ski in the Pyrenees in had the opportunity to meet some need a rest in the summer. pass a rigorous examination in said he opposes the nuclear arms Those born on this date are Other numbers drawn Satur­ chester Herald, P.O. Box SOI, To place o classified or display studied English in the Manchester the winter and sail off Majorca in of their American peers while Spanish students go to school order to enter a university. If they race between the United States and In 1968, Pope Paul VI upheld Waring Blender, died after a Manchester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news from 9 a.m, to 5 p.m, five days a under the sign of Leo. They day in New England: Item, story or picture Idea, call public schools and learned about the summer. King Juan Carlos’s attending Camp Shalom for four don't pass it, they must repeat the Russia. the prohibition of all artificial stroke in Danville, Pa., at age84. GUARANTEED DELIVERY; If weeks in Windsor. Tony served as week, but have a siesta of about include French historian Alexis means of birth control for Maine daily: 564 and 6836 643-2711. Office hours ore 1:30 a.m. the culture of the United States son takes sailing lessons with entire year, the visitors said. you don't receive your Herold by 5 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. from their host families. them. a junior counselor at the camp. two hours every day. Athletics and Tony will also face one and a half All three Spanish students said de Tocqueville in 1805, novelist Roman Catholics. New Hampshire daily: 1832 p.m. weekdays or 7:30. a.m. Satur­ other activities begin after 5, they they like the current government Booth Tarkington in 1869, Italian A thought for the day: Harold Rhode Island daily: 3717 day, please telephone your carrier. Eva, 13, will enter high school in The visitors said that Spanish to two years of required military Wallace Ross, founder of The If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Herald Is a THE KAHANERS and their son. the fall. She plays soccer and is on teenagers do not usually work in said. service, either before or after he in their country and feel the same dictator Benito Mussolini in 1883, In 1974, the House Judiciary "Lot-O-Bucks"; 06-31-30-34-35 carrier, call subscriber service at subscriber to United Press Interna­ the summer as American students kind of freedom in Spain as they do actors William Powell in 1892 Committee voted a second im­ New Yorker, said his magazine Vermont dally; 849 643-2711 by 7 p.m. weekdays or 10 tional news serylces and Is' o Steven, met the rest of the a handball team. She and Carla enters a university. But he said he “will not be edited for the old a.m. Saturdays for guaranteed member of the Audit Bureau of Vrilttplr family when they were in have taken jazz dance lessons do. Because they work hard at DURING THEIR FINAL year of does not see the socialist govern­ in the United States. and Richard Egan in 1923 (age peachment article against Presi­ Massachusetts daily: 3088 delivery In Manchester. Circulations. 62), and Transportation Secre­ dent Richard Nixon. The vote lady from Dubuque.” "Megabucks": 7-10-1^81-30-33 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 29, 1985 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 29, 1985 Shultz meeting aims U.S./Wortd New president in Peru to better Soviet ties In Brief Spanish official assassinated vows attack on poverty thought, cbnscience, religion or belief. MADRID, Spain — Three suspected Basque WASHINGTON (UPI) -Secretaryof terrorists today assassinated a Defense Ministry Bv Traev Wilkinson youngest heads of state in the State George Shultz travels to Europe A congressional staff report says that admiral and se- between 1975 and 1979, there was steady United Press International world, promised reforms to bring today for his first meeting with the new riously wounded his democracy, justice, health and Soviet foreign minister against the improvement in the flow of ideas, hail information and people between "the LIMA, Peru — Alan Garcia, food to the country’s poor. backdrop of the 10th anniversary of the bullets, authorities declaring war on "misery and But he warned of tough times Helsinki human rights agreement. European divide.” But with the 1979 Soviet invasion of TB ■ said. crisis," was sworn in as president ahead as Peru, which faces a 200 A senior U.S. official said Shultz will f tSv Rear A d m . Sunday and immediately an­ percent inflation rate-and wides­ use the meeting with Eduard Shevard­ Afghanistan and the 1981 martial law Pausto Escrigas, 59, crackdown in Poland “the atmosphere nounced a ceiling on foreign debt pread unemployment, struggles to nadze in Helsinki, Finland, to "point up a senior policy­ payments as part of tough mea­ solve its economic problems. the overall poor record of the Soviet soured quickly and ... hasdeterioriated maker at the minis­ with the full-scale campaign against sures to rescue the impoverished ”We are entering a war against Union and Eastern Europe in the field of try, died minutes nation from its economic crisis. misery and crisis,” he said in a human rights." human rights in the Soviet Union,” The few people in Eastern Europe after the assailants Garcia’s inauguration marked speech interrupted frequently by But Shultz also will explain that the fired at him through the first time in 40 years that power standing ovations. "Difficult times United States “is prepared to take who tried to set up groups to monitor the those governments' compliance with the window of his passed from one democratically are ahead ... and I ask you to have serious steps to improve the U .S.-Soviet car, a spokesman elected government to another in I faith. Your suffering will accomp­ relationship," the official said. the Helsinki agreement are either dead, in jail or exiled. Immigration of for the Defense Min­ the Andean nation. lish ... the revolutionary transfor­ Those seemingly contadictory mes­ istry said. Fears of leftist rebel attacks had mation of our economy.” sages will be linked to a third minority groups and dissidents froi the i___ Soviet Union has dropped to a trickle. His driver, Pran- led to tight security, preventing the Garcia said Peru will renego­ assignment: to prepare for November's cisco Maranon, 57, public from attending the inaugu­ tiate its debt directly with creditor meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, be­ Shultz is expected to tell his Soviet was rushed to La banks, sidestepping the Interna­ m tween President Reagan and Soviet counterpart the United States — despite ration. Suspected guerrillas I poor Soviet performance on human Paz Hospital, where bombed government buildings Sat­ tional Monetary Fund, which has leader Mikhail Gorbachev. doctors said he was urday and Thursday, but no imposed tough austerity measures After 10 years of the Helsinki rights and other Helsinki ideals — is in serious condition on other nations in return for experiment, the United States has come prepared to improve the relationship violence was reported during the between the superpowers, but on what with several bullets ceremonies. assistance. president went on two rides and was to the conclusion that the results of the in his head. A somber Garcia stood in front of The new president also an­ Chinese President Li Xiannian pats 2 35-nation agreement are mixed and the Shultz will describe as a "basis of Fausto Escribas nounced that Peru, which has driven down Main Street in a gas ETA, the Spanish Mickey Mouse on the nose at the benefits, though slight, are better than realism.” a crucifix and placed his hand on a That will require the Soviets to make acronym for Basque Homeland and Liberty, has . red Bible as Senate President Luis made only token monthly pay­ beginning of the official’s Disneyland powered old-fashioned car. nothing. killed 50 military officers since it began its armed Alberto Sanchez administered the ments and is more than $400 The Helsinki agreement, adopted a commitment to avoid future incidents ALAN GARCIA-PEREZ million in arrears, will limit tour in Anaheim. Calif.. Sunday. The Aug. 12, 1975, stressed "fundamental such as the March killing of Army Maj. struggle for independence of the northern Basque presidential oath. Country 16 years ago. Sanchez then draped on Garcia . . . democracy continues payments to 10 percent of export rights, economic and social progress Arthur Nicholson in East Germany. income for the next year. Pay­ and well-being for all peoples" and the Shultz and Shevardnadze are sche­ As general director for defense policy, the red-and-white silk presidential duled to meet for three hours Wednes­ Escrigas was a key adviser to the Spanish Joint sash, relinquished earlier by out­ Belaunde Terry’s government. ments totaling $3.7 billion (all due need to promote world peace and Garcia later swore in a 17- this year. Trade booms for Taiwan, China security. day at the residence of the U.S. Chiefs of Staff on national and international going President Fernando Be- ambassador. Among the other items on defense. launde Terry. member Cabinet in an elaborate The measure would make Peru finding their way into China. could expect to cscapi’ with a A section on humanitarian and Leftist rebels broadcast from a ceremony on the balcony of the one of the first major Latin Bv Jane Macartney 9 cultural cooperation pledged the signa­ the U.S. agenda will be the first United Press International For several months the govern­ warning but to lose the' ^ clandestine transmitter a subver­ presidential palace. Members of American debtors to link pay­ ment issued periodic warnings of contraband. tory nations to respect "fundamental discussions on the form and content of Ugandan leader sworn in ments to a percentage of exports freedoms, including the freedom of November's summit. sive message that interfered with his center-left Social Democratic TAIPEI - The "Made in China the risks involved in trade with In the past Taiwan courts KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda's new military the television signal in a section of Party crowded into the plaza below earnings, which are generally on China. The Chinese orders could be refused to pass down con victions in f waving red-and-white Peruvian the decline. label is forbidden in Taiwan, but rulers today named army commander Lt. Gen. Lima during Belaunde Terry’s local herbal medicine stores over a Trojan horse and might suddenly such cases since the islanVl consid­ Tito Okello as head of an interim military farewell address. The voice of a flags. Garcia said he was prepared (or cease, leaving Taiwan manufac­ ers itself a part of China and punitive actions from creditors, flow with traditional cures such as government and promised elections within the man identified himself as a In a two-hour inaugural address. red dates and dried seahorses that turers with surplus stock and an transport of merchandise from one next 12 months. Radio Uganda said. member of the urban guerrilla Garcia, at 36 the youngest man among them the U.S. government economic crisis on their hands, part of China to another could not FBI report catalogs ever to lead Peru and one of the and U.S. banks. are available from only one place The report said Okello would serve as both head group Tupac Amaru and criticized — China. said the Board of Foreign Trade be regarded as contraband. of state and chairman of the Military Council that Illegal or not. trade is booming The warnings have been re\ But a revision to the law just a UPI photo will act as the government on an interim basis. He between the Nationalist island placed by repeated statements month ago closes this loophole. Commander Gordon Fullerton climbs into the cockpit of hisT38 rise in violent crime is not related to Brig. Basilio Olara Okello. who nation and the communist from the Ministry of Economic Now a fisherman who brings in led the coup that overthrew President Milton Quake rocks Afghanistan mainland. Affairs that it will not interfere in more than $2..500 worth of Chinese- trainer jet at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla., the indirect trade, origin products will face a maxi­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The FBI New Hampshire was the lowest at 1.0, Obote. The Iranian news agency said Much of the produce reaches Sunday before taking off on a training mission. Fullerton is the Okello, who was scheduled to be formally sworn Bv United Press International registered at a magnitude of 7.1 on Taiwan by sea. smuggled in fishing "We cannot control the destina­ mum prison term of seven years. says serious crime nationwide dropped followed by North Dakota, 1.2 and the Richter scale, was also felt in the earthquake was registered by Taiwan fishermen may receive a commander of the space shuttle Challenger mission that is 2 percent in 1984, the third straight Maine, 1.7. in at a ceremony later today, was expected to boats across the narrow straits tion of our products once they leave name a prime minister within the next few days. A powerful earthquake rocked northern India and western the Geophysics Institute of Tehran our shores, says Chao Kang, a warmer welcome on the other side schuled for a 3:23 p.m. liftoff today. yearly decline, but violent crime rose In 1984, arrests for all offenses except University. that separate the island from Radio Uganda said, and a new Cabinet would be Afghanistan today, sending trem­ Pakistan. China. specialist in China’s economy at of the Taiwan Strait in F'ukien by 1 percent, with rape increasing 7 traffic violations totaled an estimated province where the Chinese are percent. 11.6 million — a national arrest rate of appointed soon. It was not clear whether the ors that were felt in northern India State-run Radio Pakistan said "The earthquake shook an area The clandestine trade operates the Chung Ilwa Institute for 4,951 per 100,000 inhabitants. prime minister and Cabinet would be civilian or and western Pakistan, the U.S. there were no immediate reports 1,650 kilometers (1,000 miles! in both directions with Taiwanese Economic Research building a harbor designed specifi­ The FBI's 1984 survey, "Crime in the cally to accomodate them, accord­ United States." showed an estimated The highest volume of arrests, 1.8 army officers. Geological Survey said. There of casualties, although several northeast of Tehran, outside fishermen exchanging watches But there may he other ways to Challenger ready The Kenyan government today confirmed that were no immediate reports of buildings were destroyed in Man- Iran,” the agency said. and pop cassettes tor needle obstruct the indirect pasage of ing to sources 11 8 million crimes were reported to million, was recorded for driving under But as China woos Taiwanese nearly 16,000 law enforcement agencies the influence of liquor or drugs. Other Obote, 61. who was elected in 1980 after the fall of casualties. sehra, about 200 miles north of the The dispatch, monitored in mushrooms, Chinese wines and the goods covering 96 percent of the nation's offenses accounting for a large number dictator Idi Amin, had been granted refuge in "A strong earthquake occurred capital of Islamabad. The report Athens, Greece, gave no further ubiquitous Chinese medicines Taiwan's internal security fishermen, the triangle trade, as it of arrests were drunkenness with 1.2 neighboring Kenya. Diplomats said Obote was this morning in the Hindu Kush gave no further details. details. Customs patrols found 299 boats agency, the Taiwan Garrison is known in Taiwan, presents population. something of an embarrassment to for 2nd launch try Not since 1978 has the crime index million arrests and theft with 1.3 believed to be staying at Kenyan President area of Afghanistan.” said Russell Earlier today. Iran’s official carrying contraband in 1984, a Command, keeps a close watch on Daniel arap Moi’s residence in the farming town Needham, a geophysicist with the Islamic Republic News Agency The last earthquake of compara­ Taiwan and Hong Kong business­ Taipei which frowns upon it but total dropped below 12 million offenses. million. ble size in the same area, with a massive increase from the 61 Of those arrested, 51 percent were of Nakuru, 90 miles northwest of Nairobi. U.S. Geological Survey’s National said an earthquake measuring 7on vessels stopped in 1981. and this is men who frequent markets on both which is nevertheless profiting Bv William Harwood NASA has the option of launching the The index is made up of such crimes as the Richter scale shook an area magnitude of 7.2, occurred on Dec. from a new source of manufactur­ J United Press Internotlonal shuttle as early as 2:48 p.m. or as late as murder, rape, theft and burglary under age 25. Men accounted for 83 Earthquake Information Center in only the tip of the iceberg, says sides of the straits. 30, 1983, and caused casualties and ing orders and foreign exchange j percent of all arrests. Women were Golden, Colo. 1,000 miles northeast of the Iranian Justice Minister Shih Chi-yang. According to recent press re­ 6:30 p.m . but deviations from the reported to the FBI Israeli jets resume raids capital of Tehran. damage. earnings. CAPE CANAVERAL. Flu. - Ju.st 17 planned launch time would result in the The FBI's survey, released Sunday, arrested more often for larceny or theft Needham said the quake, which Conservative estimates place ports. some Hong Kong traders days after riding out a tense blastoff loss of science data. reported overall violent crime went up 1 than for any other offense. BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israeli warplanes today the value of imports of Chinese who patronize China are finding abort, the crew of the shuttle Chal­ Air Force weather forecaster. Lt. percent in 1984 compared to 1983. Rape The report also said; attacked a Palestinian guerrilla base in the goods through Hong Kong alone at they can no longer obtain entry Benny unveiled lenger braced for a .second launch try Scott Funk, said conditions at the jumped 7 percent and aggravated • There were an estimated 18,692 Syrian-controlled eastern Bekaa Valley and Doctor defends administration $130 million in 1984 while the value visas for Taiwan while three of today to begin a weeklong flight of Kennedy Space Center were expected assault rose 5 percent, but murder murders last year. The data also Syria said several people were killed in the raid. of such merchandi.se crossing the their Taiwan counterparts have HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The cast stargazing and studies of Earth's to be acceptable at launch time but high dropped by 3 percent and robbery by 4 showed that 75 of every 100 murder In Jerusalem, the Israeli military command straits is virtually impossible to found themselves in military cus­ and staff of Jack Benny’s radio and atmosphere. winds at emergency landing sites in percent. victims in 1984 were male, 57 were white announced its warplanes attacked the base of calculate, say gcornment tody and under investigation by TV shows, dating back to the 1930s, Commander Gordon Fullerton, co­ Spain and New Mexico could cause Property crime dropped 2 percent, and 46 were between the ages of 20 and Ahmed Jibril's Popular Front for the Liberation Congressman says U.S officials. security. will be special guests at an U The three were detained because pilot Roy Bridges and crewmates Story problems. the report said. Theft fell 2 percent and 34. Fifty-seven percent of murders were of Palestine-General Command near Bar Elias in Taipei bans trade with China, as unveiling of a special exhibit of the Musgrave, Karl Henize. Anthony Eng­ the eastern Bekaa. they knew the goods they sold were late comedian’s memorabilia. u Landing is scheduled for Aug. 5 at burglary 5 percent but arson and motor committed by someone who knew the it does all contacts with communist land and civilian astronomers Loren Edwards Air Force Base in California's vehicle theft each increased by 2 victim. Handguns were used in 8,932 Lebanese radio stations, including the Moslem- Peking, which forced the island’s destined for China, a major A Los Angeles savings and loan Acton and John-David Barloe will work Mojave Desert. percent. murders. owned Voice of the Nation, said the base was used lax on fight vs. AIDS Nationalist government to flee to newspaper reported. The Taiwan outfit will open the display next in two shifts during the flight to operate Challenger's first launch attempt on Gary. Ind., had the highest murder The National Coalition to Ban Hand­ by the pro-Syrian Palestinian guerrilla group but Taiwan in 1949 Garrison Command has declined week with many of Benny’s actors, a battery of experiments around the July 12 ended in failure when the rate per 100,000 population — 54.8 — for guns, in a separate report, said the was empty at the time of the attack. secretary of health and head of the Despite the ban, Taiwan and comment. writers and friends present. Bv Sean McCormallv has "shortchanged” the effort. For smugglers too the routes are Among those scheduled to be on clock. shuttle's four on-board computers cities with a population of 100,000 or number of Americans killed with The Lebanese reports did not mention any United Press International The revelation last week that federal Centers for Disease Con­ Chinese products are widely ex­ Challenger’s countdown began Satur­ detected a problem and safely shut more. The FBI’s report only listed the handguns, 48 percent of the total casualties. Rock Hudson is a victim focused trol, defended the administration’s changed in quantities loo great to narrowing. hand are Dennis Day, Phil Harris. day with work running behind schedule, down the ship’s three main engines less top 25 cities in murder rates. homicides, was the lowest in 14 years. The air raid was the second against Palestinian WASHINGTON - The doctor new attention on AIDS — acquired response to the disease, first be carried by fishing boats alone. A year ago a fishermen caught Mel Blanc, Sheldon Leonard and L but engineers were able to make up lost targets in Lebanon this month. Israeli jets with a hold full of Chinese wines Frank Nelson. than two .seconds before liftoff. Of the top 10, Detroit followed at 45.3; • There were more than 84,000 rapes identified in 1981, and cited pro­ Local businessmen deal through L leading the government battle immune deficiency syndrome. time and they planned to begin loading Engineers suspect the abort was Miami. 42,4; New Orleans, 37.1; Rich­ reported in 1984. The incidence of rape attacked two Palestinian bases on the outskirts of against AIDS says enough tax Nearly half of the 12,000 Ameri­ gress against it during an inter­ third countries, usually Hong the shuttle's half-million gallons of caused by a faulty hydraulic valve mond, Va., 33.9; Oakland, Calif., 32.1; rose 11 percent in the South, 8 percent in ■the northern port of Tripoli on July 10. money is being spent to fight the cans disagnosed as having AIDS view Sunday on CBS’s "Face the Kong, and to a lesser extent Japan liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen fuel actuator, but an exhaustive investiga­ Atlanta. 30.5; Flint, Mich., 30.0; Dallas. the Northeast, 7 percent in the Midwest deadly disease but a congressional have died. Nation.” and Southeast Asia. The value of Dr. Stephen T. Sinatra and about 8’A hours before launch. tion failed to identify a problem and the 29.8 and St. Louis, 28.9. and 1 percent in the West. An estimated Israel debates measures leader charges the administration Dr. James Mason, assistant Taiwan-made goods passing Liftoff was scheduled for 3:23 p.m. abort was written off as an "unex­ Texas had the highest homicide rate 69 of every 100,000 females were rape "AIDS is a devastating disease through Hong Kong en route to EDT but depending on the weather, plained anomaly" of any state, at 13.1 per 100,000, followed victims. Arrests for rape in 1984 jumped JERUSALEM — Prime Mini.ster Shimon Peres ... It is our first priority,” Mason Peking last year soared two and a Dr. George E. Castro Challenger’s crew will be busy during by Louisiana at 12.9 and Alaska. 11.6. 8 percent. called a Cabinet debate today to discuss said. "Money has not in any way half times to exceed dlrs 450 incapacitated or slowed us down in are pleased to announce the Report hits AT&T the flight operating a $72 million array measures to combat terrorism, but ministers million, according to statistics relocation of their practice in of Spacelab astronomical telescopes were split over whether to legislate a mandatory Actor seelcs transfer moving ahead.” compiled by local economic BOSTON (UPI) — The state may and sensitive instruments to study the death penalty for terrorists convicted of murder. But Rep. Henry Waxman, D- analysts. Cardiology have overpaid AT&T and New England sun. Earth's space environment, ener­ Inmate chokes on watch ^he debate comes a day after a funeral for two PARIS (UPI) — Film star Rock request would be granted if Hud­ This leap in exports to Hong Telephone millions of dollars for phones Hudson, in his second week in a son’s "condition warrants it.” Calif., chairman of a House health to getic galaxies and other secrets of the Israeli teachers, who police said were killed by subcommittee, charged, "The Kong, which caused the entrepot to 48.3 West Middle Tpke., Suite 309, Manche.ster, CT that were never installed, a published universe. ATTICA, N.'V. (UPI) — An inmate at three Arabs who confessed to the crime, and Paris hospital suffering from the replace Japan as Taiwan’s second report said. off an officer’s wrist and would not Reagan administration has short­ If the shuttle fliers work up a thirst, the Wyoming Correctional Facility bit remove it from his mouth, the spokes­ Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir demanded the deadly AIDS virus, made an Hudson, 59, collapsed at the Ritz changed research, cut corners, largest buyer early this year, has The faulty charges appear to go back they can sip Coca-Cola and Pepsi from the watch off a corrections officer's man said. death penalty for terrorist killers. "exceptional” request to be admit­ Hotel eight days ago and was forced the government to admit 643-5101 16 years to when the state changed over ted to a French military hospital, a rushed to the American Hospital in refused to put money into — to deal high-tech containers with familiar wrist in an altercation with guards and The officers handcuffed Crittenden to But Peres, who summoned his Cabinet today to with this crisis,” that some Taiwan products are to a Centrex phone system. The Boston logos built at company expense to died after the timepiece became lodged a stretcher and carried him to the discuss new anti-terrorist measures, said Sunday U.S. Embassy spokesman said Paris. His French publicist, Yanou Herald reported Sunday. dispense carbonated beverages in in his throat, a state official said. special housing unit. Plateau said. The he was opposed to special legislation on capital today. Collart, said last week the actor "We had all the public health State secretary of Administration weightlessness for the first time. Jerome Crittenden, 30, was pro­ inmate began kicking and striking staff punishment. He said existing emergency regula­ had been diagnosed as suffering officials in the administration last and Finance Frank Keefe, responding Since the abort, engineers repaired nounced dead Sunday at the Wyoming when a nurse tried to open his mouth to tions leave military courts an option to sentence “At Rock Hudson’s request, we from acquired immune deficiency year plead with (Health and to findings of the House Post Audit and one balky experiment but trouble with County Community Hospital in War­ remove the watch, he said. convicted terrorist killers to death. The regula­ asked the French authorities last syndrome a year ago in Los Human Services) Secretary (Mar­ Oversight Committee, has ordered the one of three computers used by the saw, apparently from asphyxiation, tions date back to the British mandate before Thursday if he could be moved to a Angeles and had come to Paris to garet) Heckler for more money state comptroller to stop paying for the Spacelab system could be a concern said James Plateau, of the state Crittendon began choking when he Israel won statehood in 1948. French military hospital,” U.S. seek treatment. and she turned them down,” he nonexistent phones and has called on later. Department of Correctional Services. was yelling at officers and the watch Newspaper polls said Sunday only 8 out of 25 Embassy spokesman Phil Brown A source who asked not to be said. the phone company to make an The computer that controls the Crittenden punched two correctional lodged in his throat. Plateau said. Cabinet ministers — but 70 percent of all Israelis said. identified said Hudson apparently inventory of phones on Beacon Hill. experiments broke down during testing officers about 12:45 p.m, outside the Officers performed the so-called Heim­ — favored death for terrorists convicted of asked to be transferred to the "The administration has refused Robert Cerasoli, D-Quincy, the com­ after the abort and a backup machine mess hall of the 500-bed, medium- lich maneuver, but could not dislodge murder. Yaacov Karoz, former deputy head of Brown said that ’ after a series of military hospital because he met a to treat this disease with the mittee chairman who inititaed the was pressed into service. The failure security facility. Plateau said. the watch. the Israeli Mossad spy agency, said in an Israel phone calls,” the French Defense French military doctor and "had urgency with which it should be investigation, said the telephone com­ means the Spacelab system will not Three officers then tried to wrestle radio broadcast he felt supporters of the death Ministry replied Friday that the confidence in the man. " treated,” Waxman said. panies should be held responsible and The nurse administered cardio­ 2 have a backup computer if another the inmate to the floor of the mess hall pulmonary resuscitation and gave the penalty would use it exclusively against Arabs. has called them, "seriously negligent" failure occurs. 2 doorway when Crittendon bit the watch inmate oxygen. Plateau said. Reagan credits religious faith for recoveries WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ "It’s gone, along with the sur­ mother for that.” he said. “I figure for an earlier intestinal exam, WE'RE THE ONES dent Reagan credits a deep reli­ rounding tissue. It had not spread. that (God) will make a decision though it would have detected the gious faith for his ability to bounce No evidence of anything else,” he and I can't doubt that whatever he larger, malignant growth. 9 back, seemingiy unfazed, from an said. "So I am someone who does decides will be the right decision.” Reagan had warm praise for his 647-0115 9 assassination attempt and a bout not have cancer." Seeking to quell second-guessing wife, Nancy, who threw a protec­ with cancer that he says wiil not However, Reagan acknowl- by outside medical experts and tive barrier around him during his “QUALITY CLOTHING FOR WOMEN" slow the pace of his second term. edgetj he now faces a greater than reporters. Reagan said he never hospitalization and insisted he not WHOGIVEYOUTWO. In his first interview since average risk of the disease and will suspected cancer when he entered rush back to work too quickly. undergoing cancer surgery Juiy have to undergo regular tests to Bethesda Naval Hospital for what But he also displayed some BELCON PLAZA 13, Reagan gave a solid vote of determine whether the malig­ was to have been the routine annoyance with news reports that 317 Green Road Get tw o prints for confidence to hi.s doi-lors and said nancy spread or recurred, removal of a benign polyp — the his chief of staff, Donald Regan, Manchester he refuses to be paral>zcd by fear Reagan said he recovered from second in 14 months — and a took on too much power as czar of the price of one when of a possible recurrence as he the March 1981 attack on his life thorough examination of his lower the West Wing in his own absence. presses ahead with his political and the July 12 discovery of the intestine. "I’ve witnessed no grabs for is having a The Camera Shops agenda. malignant intestinal growth Because the first two polyps power by anyone, ” Reagan said. "I’ve never been that way about thanks to "a very real and deep were not of a type considered Reagan said he will renew his process any color things of that kind.^^et^an told faith.” precancerous, Reagan said he was fights for deficit reduction and tax “QUARTER OFF” Time magazine columnist Hugh "Probably, I’m indebted to my satisfied there was no urgent need reform as he recovers. print film any time. Sidey. Special on all summer Throughout the interview, con­ We ducted Thursday and published Sunday, Reagan spoke optimisti­ CALDWELL DONALD S. GROSSMAN, MD. P.C. merchandise. Most cally about his post-operative Onm t o koopi One to there! prognosis. 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It’s time to recognize Vietnam Jack have hit a reef off Cape Cod, The Coast Guard received a tearing a hole in the hull and distress call at about 4:50 p.m. that forcing more than 100 pjissengers the ship was taking on water near One of the cruel frauds perpetuated in the DURING MY THIRD TRIP as a senator to that Anderson and crew to abandon/ship, was Cuttyhunk Island, which is in the nightmare of U.S, policy in Vietnam was the blood-soaked land in early 1976,1 came away towed in to port,*foday for Elizabeth Island chain about 18 notion that we had to keep fighting there to secure convinced that the Vietnamese leaders wanted inspection. miles southwest of Woods Hole on the release of our prisoners, and that we could not normal relations with the United States and were No one was reportei the mainland, the Coast Guard cooperating with us on the prisoner and missing- the incident Sunday afl said. come to terms with our enemy after the war until George Two helicopters, several Coa.st all missing Americans were accounted for. in-action issue, just as Montgomery had about half of the passel concluded. Prime Minister Pham Van Dong told elderly people on a grou^Njjur and Guard vessels and dozens of It was ridiculous to argue that we kept up the McGovern many were taken to hospitals for private pleasure boats in the area fighting to secure the release of American me at that time that this country was eager to responded and helped evacuate the open diplomatic relations with the United States, Harder times examination, officials said. prisoners; it was the continuing war that was Rescue workers pumped water passengers and all but about four creating the prisoners, just as wars always have. develop American trade and accept American from the damaged 192-foot Pilgrim crew members, Caton said. Hanoi had no reason to hold Americans once we investment in such matters as the exploration and Belle, owned by the Coastwise "If there hadn’t been so many finally agreed to stop the war and leave their development of off-shore oil. He stressed that his in future for Cruise Line Co., in an attempt to boats out. it could have been a country. This should have been clear to anyone Secretary of State George Shultz that is turning government had nothing to gain from either keep the vessel afloat and repair whole different story," said who retained some measure of common sense. over the remains of an additional 26 American holding Americans or covering up information the damage. Coast Guard Duty Whitehurst. about the missing. Officer Michael Caton said. Rescue workers found a 3-by But not content with deluding the American servicemen and will try to complete, within the 9-fool hole in the left side of the next two years, the complicated task of He pointed out what should be obvious — that U.S. farmers Workers used mattresses and public, and perhaps themselves, fora decade other materials to patch holes in 6-month-old, $7 million boat below about the blunders that characterized our accounting for all othersJUnidentified U.S. "there are many more Vietnamese missing than the water line, and the shaft that Americans." He added: "We have some WASHINGTON — Agriculture Secretary John the hull and stop the ship from Vietnam War policy, advocates of this folly have officials were quoted as s^ in g that this latest taking on water, Caton said. holds the propeller had been Vietnamese move seemedlo suggest good responsibility to search for our own people who Block put it bluntly: Many farmers, whose finances perpetuated it by rejecting diplomatic relations /■ The ship, under tow, arrived at pushed into the boat, Caton said. and trade with Vietnam, partially on the grounds intentions" to resolve the missing-in-action are missing, but we will also try to do what we can are shaky or methods are inefficient, aresimply going 6:30 a.m. today at Kelley’s Ship­ The evacuees were taken to 2 that there are stilt Americans missing in action. problem that now hampers the normalization of to locate and return the remains of your to lose their farms. yard in New Bedford where it will Woods Hole or the Cuttyhunk relations with Vietnam. The truth is that Americans." Economic forces — high interest rates, falling land be examined, said Coast Guard Island, where they awaited addi­ HOW COULD THERE NOT BE Americans Vietnamese officials have done a remarkable job The time is long overdue for us to respond to values, agriculture surpluses — are slowly over­ spokesman Norm Whitehurst. tional transportation, Caton said. missing in the awful carnage that marked tiiat for the past decade of sending our prisoners home ' Hanoi's latest move and make a positive effort to whelming many small farmers, he told us. He also The vessel was on the the “Sow Most had been taken to Hyannis establish a peaceful relationship with this little predicted that conditions on the farm probably will and Pigs" reef, off the coast of by early today, Whitehurst said. "ar? Have we ever fought a war anywhere that and of identifying and turning over the remains of "We were sailing along very did noL t- 'i'lrp its list of missing? The navigator others. country that we did so much to destroy. get worse before they get better. Cuttyhunk Island, when it reported taking on water, said Whitehurst. nicely and we were just going into on the B-24 bomoei ’ ’ piloted in World War II More than 10 years ago, a special congressional Notwithstanding the terrible holocaust that Nazi It’s not that Block lacks sympathy for small the lounge to play Trivial Pursuit Germany and Imperial Japan visited on the world The ship may have struck the reef is still missing after all these years, and the committee headed by conservative Rep. Sonny farmers; President Reagan is also compassionate, but the precise cause of the when the emergency bell rang,” Vietnam War was fought in a much less developed Montgomery, D-Miss., concluded that the in the second world war, we promptly set about said Block. But he has more headaches than accident is not known and the said Ruth Kuhn, a passenger from 9 area. The miracle to me is that the list of those Vietnamese were fully cooperatinaiwith us and the task of normalizing relations and helping them remedies, he admitted glumly. Marine Safety Office in Provi­ Plainville, Conn. still missing is so small. that there were no living Americans being held in to rebuild. Isn’t Vietnam entitled a long last to at The biggest problem, he said, is the overvalued Herald photo by Pinto dence, R.I., is investigating, he "The stewardesses came run­ Now Vietnam has sent wcH tn ,iides of Vietnam. least as much consideration? dollar. U.S. products, therefore, are overpriced on said. ning over to each one of us and told foreign markets. Foreign customers simply can’t The 49-cabin luxury liner was on us to get into our lifejackets and go afford to buy U.S. agricultural products. My old school the second day of a seven-day to the top deck,” she said. Potpourri Another problem, explained Block, is the U.S. farm cruise from Hyannis on Cape Cod Scudder said about 64 pas­ subsidy. This sets a guaranteed price for farm crops. Cook is the school’s oldest living graduate, aides said. As to Block Island off the coast of sengers were part of a tour Elizabeth Cook sets out Friday evening from the arranged by Happy Tours of St. All overseas competitors have to do is figure how to a girl. Cook lived in the Shaw Hotel in East Haddam, Rhode Island when the accident Manchester Manor nursing home for a.party at the home occurred. Coastwise owner Ri­ Petersburg, Fla. The rest ar­ get under the U.S. price and undersell U.S. products. of U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn. Dodd bought an which was owned by her father. It is now the Gelston chard Scudder said. ranged their tour individually, Bad times have depressed farmland. In the past Scary scalpel old school in East Haddam and converted it to living House. Cook was escorted by Dodd aide Stephen The vessel left Hyannis Saturday Scudder said he planned to four years, agricultural real-estate prices have Kinney, right. with 83 passengers and 22 crew arrange for the passengers to get skidded by more than 20 percent in Nebraska, Iowa, quarters. Friday night, he held a party for as many people aboard, cruised to the resort island hotel accommodations, recover Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. This means as he could find who had attended the school. At 90, of Martha’s Vineyard and left for their luggage and gel refunds. at Bethesda that farmers are not only stuck with heavy mortgages they took out when land costs were high, but they have President tcii.ic uiiougli his rcccnt substantially less collateral for the loans they need to cancer operation in characteristic good keep operating. Paper: RFK’s drive An internal government report states bleakly: New England In Brief humor. If his surgeon at Bethesda Naval ■ "Currently, there is little to suggest that these factors Hospital had been Dr. Donal L. Billig, are likely to change significantly over the near term. forced Hoff a aside however, he may not have lived to crack College moves to protect gay rights Thus it seems likely that the financial condition of behind bars, Byron said. another one-liner. farm producers will continue to deteriorate this year BOSTON (UPI) - Robert F. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard University has adopted a Kennedy’s "blind ambition to build "In the end, it was Bobby Cmdr. Billig was head of heart and chest ... As much as 30 percent of all farm debt may be at new university-wide policy which prohibits discrimination on the a political dynasty" led him to Kennedy who (knowingly) deli­ surgery at Bethesda when he was abruptly risk of defaulting over the next two years if past basis of sexual preference, physical handicaps or political push former Teamsters leader vered the Teamsters to the Mob” dismissed last November. The reason: Billig conditions continue." beliefs. Jimmy Hoffa from power and by jailing Hoffa. he said. J Similar claims by Hoffa suppor­ J Needless to say, when farmers are suffering, their The new policy adopted by the university’s governing paved the way for the mob to take has been charged with involuntary mans­ ters in the past have been dis­ laughter in the deaths of four individuals he banks are in trouble, too. Bad debts and foreclosures corporation, was announced Friday, over, a former Hoffa aide claims. don’t make any money for rural banks, and they’re While federal fair employment law applies to the university, Alex Byron, who married into counted by various former Justice operated on, and with 28 counts of dereliction going under at an alarming rate. Six farm banks only two of the university’s ten faculties specifically prohibits the Hoffa family and was at one Department officials who have of duty for operating without proper failed on a single day in May; that used to be the discrimination on the basis of sexual preference, physical time a consultant to the union, told said there was no alternative to The Boston Herald ik a story prosecuting Hoffa. supervision. average number of failures per year. handicaps and political beliefs. “Bobby Ke.inedy knew Fitzsim­ No particular incident, but a campaign by gay activists over published Sunday that\Kennedy The still-unfolding Billig scandal has Our banking sources credit 100 bank failures this wanted Hoffa out of p*wer al­ mons was a weakling, and (he rocked the Navy's premier medical facility year across the nation — even more in 1986 — and the past year, prompted university-wide discussions and the knew) once Jimmy Hoffa went to university’s action, said university vice president and general though he knew the moV'would and freshly called into cpiestion military farm banks will make up a disproportionate share of take over. jail, Fitz wouldn’t be able to stop U u the failures. counsel Daniel Steiner. Hoffa was last seen July 30, 1975 the Mob from taking over the recruitment practices. Farm banks are also swelling the government's list — 10 years ago Tuesday — when he union,” he said. Billig's work had been deetlied unaccepta­ of "problem banks," which soared to 975 recently — Ceremony draws reservists’ fire was getting into a car at a “Bobby knew only Hoffa could ble at private medical facilities in the prevent that. But it was Bobby’s up 25 in a single month. In a sentence. America’s BOSTON — A change-of-command ceremony and reception to restaurant in a Detroit suburb. He Pittsburgh area well before he landed at farmers have a tough row to hoe. was on his way to a peace meeting blind ambition to build a political Bethesda in January 1983. His Navy assign­ mark the departure of a National Guard general will cost $1 with reputed mobster Tony Pro- dynasty for the Kennedys that Cola war update million and should be halted because it is an extravagant waste of venzano, a member of the Geno­ inspired him to go after Hoffa.” ment, in fact, came only after he applied to the resources, a government employees union has charged. vese family. Byron maintains Kennedy put L Air Force and was turned down because of The millions who guzzle carbonated drinks will Gen. Joseph P. Hegarty denied the union’s charges Saturday The feud began when Hoffa was Hoffa behind bars as a political L being virtually blind in one eye. After apartheid, what? eventually settle whether the scuttling of old Coke and and said they are based on "completely innacurate” replaced as Teamsters president pay-off to then AFL-CIO president its return to the market as Classic Coke was a setback information, and his sendoff is merely routine. by Frank Fitzsimmons, who George Meany, who had backed A doctor under contract to the Air Force his brother John Kennedy’s 1%0 says he gave Billig four eye tests and Billig’s for Coca-Cola. But it looks as if Pepsi-Cola will win the Some 9,000 reservists from the National Guard’s 26th Infantry worked for Provenzano, Byron Watching de­ reover the system followed (more space race. True, both colas are supposed to be Division are being forced to attend the change-of command said. presidential bid. right eye failedall four. "laskedhim: 'Howin velopments — or less) in most of the world’s launched into orbit aboard the space shuttle. But ceremony, said Kenneth Lyons, a spokesman for the National Kennedy, a former U.S. attorney “Meany was afraid of Hoffa. He the heck can you be a surgeon when your both good and democratic societies. But South Association of Government Employees. general, had regarded Hoffa as a thought Jimmy at the time was through the auspices of the Young Astronauts, Pepsi going to take over the AFL-CIO," depth perception is so bad? '" said Dr. William bad — in South Africa is, without much question, will have two cans in space; Coke only one. More "This is a terrible waste of government funds and resources by corrupt leader who had Mafia lies Africa, and the the most piebald, polyglot society a two-star general. We are not at war, we are at peace, and and had placed the union leader he said. Ryckman. "He said, 'Well, you learn to adapt WiUiam importantly, Pepsi has made a long-term commit­ UPI photo responses on earth: a nation in which a high ment to space by supporting the Young Astronaut forcing thousands of men to respond to this debacle is an insult to thereto in the European culture composed of 5 the taxpayers," Lyons said. Billig proceeded to slip into the Navy Rusher Program. Pepsi will offer every Young Astronaut Lyons said the ceremony and reception are being staged "to United States million English- and Dutch- under the age of 10 a $1,000 scholarship when he or she Calm returns to Lawrence Mission of mercy instead, and succeeded in dodging supposedly and elsewhere, satisfy the egotistical demands" of Hegarty. descended whites, 2.5 million long- enters college. whites in the city’s northeast mandatory physical exams in 1983 and 1984. It I am struck by acculturated "coloureds" of However, Hegarty said no more than 3,000 guardsmen will LAWRENCE, Mass. (UPI) - Boston Fire Ut. Ed Reilly carries "Tiger," a two-year-old attend the ceremony, and the expense to the taxpayers will be Quiet returned to the streets after a section last summer left 15 people cat he rescued during a house fire in South Boston was his patients who learned to adapt, some the fact that mixed ancestry, and perhaps a Fiddle factory injured and generated national South Africa is negligible because the men would have been at the Otis Edwards fight involving more than 100 Sunday. The cat, overcome by smoke, was taken to the by dying after what should have been routine million "Asians" of Indian des­ Just one week after the whistle was blown on theft Air Force Base on Cape Cod Sept. 7 for maneuvers anyway. people this weekend rekindled attention. surgery. failing to make one extremely African government is making a cent. plus an indeterminate and black market activities aboard the carrier Kitty fears raised during riots last Police called in back-ups from Animal Rescue Hospital and is doing well. important point in its own behalf. □ □ □ grave mistake in not insisting on number of blacks, exists side by Hawk, the Navy Supply Corps magazine featured the Noise to lessen only by 1989 summer, police said. neighboring Andover and North OLD FRIEND: President Reagan’s first The typical discussion of South an answer to the question: With side with a numerically dominant ship on its cover — because it had won the annual Blue The streets were orderly follow­ Andover to keep the crowd under Africa and its problems, at least in what shall apartheid be replaced? group of primitive, tribalized ing the early Saturday morning control. social outing after surgery — a state dinner E medallion for "supply efficiency” A Navy PROVIDENCE, R.l. — After all the noise about the noise, the The fighting broke out near the the United States, opens with blacks who 150 years ago pos­ spokesman explained: "Although allegations of fraud best the state has been able to do to quiet overnight air traffic at incident, police said Sunday. Kennedy’s son forgets race for Chinese President Li Xiannian — was a declarations by everyone present IT IS NOT a trick question, or an City officials maintain the fight, Cafe Centro Espanal where it was sessed neither a written language were made on the part of a few crew members, every Green Slate Airport is receive a promise that the situation might reported that some members of the BOSTON (UPI) — Edward M. Edward M. Kennedy decided in­ hit. that South Africa’sjeurrent policy unanswerable one. In fact, there nor the principle of the wheel. which broke out in a rowdy crowd, indication is that the vast majority of the supply improve in 1989. was not racially motivated. The crowd were wielding clubs. Police Kennedy Jr., rumored to be a stead to pursue a role helping get "He told me, " said Reagan, 74, of Li, 76, of apartheid is "aOTwrrent," and are dozens of possible answers to department of the Kitty Hawk have performed their The promise, however, should please about 3,000 homeowners said the group was all Hispanic. candidate for the seat being jobs for the handicapped. The then goes on to analyze some crowd, which poured into the "that once I was totally back on my feet, a it, each with its adherents. But it is I DO NOT SAY that South jobs exceedingly well. ” Meanwhile, the gob who blew who live near the airport in Warwiek and have bitterly streets about 3 a m., had appar­ Police Chief Joseph Tylus said vacated by retiring House Speaker Boston Globe reported Sunday. young man like myself could expect to have a subordinate aspect of the problem: a difficult question, because every Africa’s American critics, if the whistle has been transferred ashore for his own complained about the noise for years, according to Senate ently been patrons of two nearby the department has taken steps to Thomas P. O’Neill Jr., has report­ long and distinguishc*d career ahead of me." Should the South African govern­ answer is, in one way or another, pressed, would refuse to argue that safety. Majority Leader John Revens, D-Warwick. who represents the bars. Three arrests were made. make sure a repeat of last edly decided against seeking the "It boiled down to a' personal ment release Nelson Mandela manifestly unsatisfactory. it should submit itself uncondition­ angry residents. Officials were quick to say that summer’s riots doesn’t occur, but job once held by his uhcle, John F. decision. If it had been a political In his toast to Li, the president added that unconditionally? Should the Uni­ The most clear-cut and sweeping ally to rule by this black majority. Soviet Jewry "It’s pretty much what we wanted,” Revens said. "The people the fight was just a brawl and not a he admitted "everybody is on Kennedy. decision I would have been in it," 2 Kennedy told the newspaper. 2 the Chinese leader "comes from a nation ted States bar further loans to are pleased with the law we passed. edge." The 23-year-old son of Sen. answer, favored by many if not But I notice that they don’t dwelt on The flurry of contradictory reports on Soviet-Israeli riot. Riots between Hispanics and whose people are known for their traditional South Africa by American banks? most South African blacks and the subject any longer than they The new law allows the state to impose higher landing fees on And so on. detente points up a serious problem: the plight of airlines that fly between midnight and 6 a.m. The bulk of those respect for elders, many of South Africa’s more have to. and I am confident that Soviet Jews who want to emigrate but who have been ^H^^^^^^Tr^^^!cf!^^!e^Lommunit^CoUeg^s!udent "President Li, 1 can assure you. I’m doing Seldom, if ever, do the discus­ extreme foreign critics, is they would lose, if they adopted flights are private carriers and freight planes, said Revens. sants pause to specify what ought refused visas. From a 14-yearhi^hofmorethan5l,000 sponsor of the legislation. my best to re-establish that tradition in my summed up in the formula, "One such a position, a large portion of exit permits granted in 1979, the number plummeted We’ll keep you to replace apartheid. For apar­ nan, one vote, in a unitary state." the sympathy the anti-South Afri­ The state and the residents originally asked for a total ban on own country, ” Reagan said. theid — meaning those laws that steadily to 1,000 last year — and only 499 in the first air traffic between those hours, but Revens said a total ban would That is to say, simply confer the can cause enjoys in the United half of 1985. % WAN' □ □ □ discriminate against blacks, and franchise on every adult citizen States, because most Americans be unconstitutional. ___ by Amherst College and in hot water for 9 BATTER UP: Congressional Republicans especially those that bar blacks inside the present borders of the understand instinctively the inev­ Suffolk University Law School 9 from participating in the political Republic of South Africa, regard­ itable and disastrous consequen­ Mlnl-editorlala clobbered Democrats, 9-3, in their annual process — c?nnot simply be baseball game the other day, and th^GOP — less of race, and may the best man ces of such a "solution.” The Surely there is a public^relations school in ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. the next abolished: It must be replaced by win. implacable evolution of Robert Paraguay or someplace where the U.S. Navy sends its whose record is a lopsided 17-6-1 in the long something else. And 1 have come to This solution has at least the Magabe’s Zimbabwe into a one- image specialists for training. How else to explain the series — isn’t about to let the losers forget it. the conclusion that the South merit of simplicity, and is mo- party tribal dictatorship is an Naval Academy’s fatuous decision a few weeks ago to 30 years Massachusetts Rep. Silvio Conte, who object lesson to everyone. INSORANSMITHS SINCE deny a diploma and a commission to Midshipman Jay This is the kind of hot water coached the winners, took to the House floor Apartheid in its present form is Linder when he could perform only five of a required 1914 the day after the game abd recited ’’The not the answer either — as the six pullups. Linder, whT) had an injured shoulder, you’ll want for reliable house­ I Battle Hymn of the Republicans” Part of it: South African government fully threatened legal action and the academy gave him hold service. And constant hot We can hear the Donkeys whimper, with recognizes. But, as noted earlier, time to undergo therapy and take the test again. He water is just part of the new there are other ways of assuring passed with seven pullups and was graduated in 649-5241 65 E. Center Street RIELLO-PENSOTTI heating (Democratic coach Bill) Chappell leading the every citizen of South Africa full mid-July. It’s difficult to explain the Navy’s stupidity, whine; and equal participation in the but we think there are too many admirals around with Manchester, Ct. system. Atlas 'Energy Expert" But he shouldn’t feel so bad; with that talent political processes that affect his barnacle-encrusted brains. ATTORNEY THOMAS P. SHERIDAN service coupled with this effi­ they played fine. life — most of them involving M.\NC.HF,STER COMMUNITY COl.l.ECE. CLASS OF ’73 cient, compact, super-reliable drastic partition of the present Once again the greed and shortsightedness of the Armed (wilh a good ediiration) and considered (tuccessful After batting against (Colorado Rep. Don) baseball owners and players are apparently going to Schaefer, they just got splinters on the pine; republic, plus consensual pro­ Bruce A. Sobin, M.D. equipment will save fuel, save cesses for matters of common succeed in punishing the nation’s fans for their \||rr siT\ini: in \i**liiam . r»»ni SluTiiliin ufunr Iti The GOP is marching on. devotion to a game that has become a soulless is pleased to announce the M itiirlif‘'l«T (ionirm iititv (.nllffif lor lln* Husinuss you money and deliver peace- concern. That is the direction Ailmim*Nlrnlioii |irof!rmn. ^l tin- ••itil of two yi*ars. In* of-mind sen/ice for-a long, long Now the game is over, one more year 'til South Africa is heading in already money-making machine instead of a summer delight. relocation of his practice in Irnii-ffrm l to \mluTvi anti tliun aUrmlftl law — the only sensible direction in The club owners’ protestations of poverty have a tinny M-iiiml at Suffolk rn ivu rsiu . Totla\. h f is a jiurtu rtiif^r time. Call now. Start saving now! ’86; in I)w \rr A Shfriilan. ^tlorn^•v‘‘ al hiw . in (.la ‘ atlas liantiM which it can head. If it meanwhile sound indeed: Attendance has never been higher and And who will win next year, I know who I TV contracts have never been more lucrative. They Internal Medicine l m r \ . luca Dll insisted on more candor from its to You can join our wanted list. vallQM coal ^ would pick. OiMSbyNCA me critics, it would succeed in demon­ insinuate that the players are undeserving millio­ i Don’t feel bad, old Chappell, you did well for strating both the true difficulty of naires — but who signed them to their fat contracU? 483 West Middle Tpke., Suite 300, Manchester, CT Call 647-6I4-2 now. MancheelBrCommunityColege a Florida hick. In this sordid battle between millionaires and It could change your life. All right — that’s enough ’stopping to smell the its problem and the wisdom of its 289-6435 649-4595 The GOP is marching on. roses. unfolding policy. multimillionaires, the only real losers, as always, are 646-3814 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • the long-suffering fans. 555 East Middle Tpke 'M anchester ■ 249-8611 684-5853 MANCIIESTKR HEHAt.I). Monday. July 29. 1985 - 9 g -• MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 29, 19l>0

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NY » Ironside to provide at-home services to the nursing home admission would be year of operation with the savings WPIX New York. NY n The report says the state already One Day at a Time Larry King Live growing to more than $11 million a money and make a lot of people Weterbury, CT 20 [CNN] has a strong network of services elderly at an average cost of eligible for the program and that Newswatch WTXX ' HARTFORD — State officials yar by the 1990-91 fiscal year. happy." said Markley. a freshman WWLP Springfield. M A 3i [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Summer Magic' A family available in communities to enable services at less than $250 a month, three-quarters of that group could Reporter 41 24 are developing plans to implement Sen. Joseph C. Markley, R- senator who eo-ehairs the Legisla- WEDH Hanford. CT can rent a house cheaply if they will only elderly people who can’t care for compared to a typical $1,800 a receive services allowing them to Hanford, CT 20 enshrine a picture of the owner's allegely a new program to provide care and lure's H u m a n Services dj^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour WVIT month for nursing home care. remain'at home. Southington, who sponsored the WSBK Boston, M A 21 dead mother in the living room Hayley other services at home to elderly themselves alone to receive help d i) Tony Randall The report estimates the pro- bill passed by the Legislature to Committee, WGGB Springfield, M A 40 Mills, Burl Ives. Dorothy McGuire 1963. ARLO AND JANIS^ by Jimmy Johnson people who otherwise might end up and remain in their homes. The bill enacted by this year's [CNN] Prog Cont'd WXTV Peterson. NJ 41 Newhart Dick creates a However, the report said many Legislature will expand the pro­ WGBY Springfield, M A %7 9:30 PM (D in nursing homes. [H B O ] MOVIE; Stone Boy' (CC) A boy monster when he allows Joanna to help ■roiLFr «P W , CONDITIONING BATTERIE5F0RTHEVCRRE- REMEMBER WHEN WE WERE elderly people are unaware of the gram statewide and provide retreats emotionally after he accidentally WTIC Henford, CT *1 WOULD W GOTOm eTORE? him with his new book. (R) GOING TO MCWETD THE Officials say the new program, screening to determine if elderly kills his older brother Robert Duvall. Glenn CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNi RINSE FOR DRV HAIR, LIGHT AAOTE CONTROL, GARBAGE services and have no way of Disney Channel IDISI [HBOl MOVIE: The Soldier' A CIA created by the Legislature this Close, Wilford Brimloy. 1984 Rated PG. DISNEY BULBS, RAZOR BUDES, ___ BAGS... COUNTRY AND GROW EVERY- knowing of alternatives to nursing people who apply to enter nursing ESPN Spons Network lESPNl agent tries to prevent the Russians from [MAX] MOVIE: The Stratton Story' THING WE NEED? year, will save the state money by home care, which is one of the homes could receive services and HBO Home Box Office iHBOl blowing up half of tho world's oil supply. reducing the costs it pays for Baseball pitcher Monty Stratton refuses to CINEMAX Cinemsx IMAXI Klaus Kinski, Ken Wahl. Alberta Watson. greatest medical expenses facing remain at home. let a tragic acciduni mark the end of his ' ------Movie Channel iTMCl 1982 Rai^d R n nursing homes while allowing the elderly. career James Stewart, June Allyson. TMC "N ot only do these programs USA USA Network lUSAl elderly people to retain the inde­ Frank Morgan 10:00 PM ( D Cagney & Lacey (CC) A nursing home bed on the pendence of living at home. offer elderly persons the choice of [USA] USA Cartoon Express Tho system is questioned when a teenage average costs 860.38 a day in remaining independent and in shoplifter is physically assaulted while in­ The “ preadmission screening AS PER POSTED Connecticut, or more than $22,000 a their own homes, but they often SCHEDULE 6:30 PM CD One Day at a Time CD PM Magazine carcerated in tho city jail (R) (60 min ) and community based services year, the report said, and while result in savings to the state (jD Benson CD d3) ABC's Monday Night Baseball: (D News program” is slated to go into more than half of the people Bosom Buddies Teams To Be Announced Independent News operation statewide on July 1,1986, Medicaid budget," the Depart­ entering nursing homes pay the ment of Income Maintenance NBC Nightly News CD News ^7) Alive from Off Center Sam She­ under he bill adopted by the bill themselves at first they pard's play. Tongues', is presented report said. COLOR FILM @ ) Nightly Business Report fit) MOVIE: 'The Haunting of Julia' A General Assembly earlier this eventually exhaust their resources woman obsessed by tho tragic death of 3 ) Jeffersons (^) Odd Couple year. and turn to the stale for assistance. With some restrictions, the alter­ her daughter trios to begin a new life Mia (40 Dancing Days DEVELOPING ABC News (CC) Farrow. Koir DuHea. Tom Conti The Department of Income In the fiscal year ending June 30, native of at-home services would AID 2 (6i) Fantasy Island ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraue d D Noticiero SIN Maintenance, which administers be offered to people who are 2 (g ) MOVIE; 'Coma' A doctor invosii- the state spent more than $493 d l) Phyllis gales bizarre happenings in a big Boston (C N N ) Evening News welfare programs in the state, has million on the Medicaid program, eligible for Medicaid or would be hospital Genevieve Bujold, Richard Wid- HEY, WAKE I H U H ? 7 IT'S THE ) OLD l.ADY? OH, SHE'S GONE.' I [CNN] Showbiz Today [MAX] Album Flash Manhattan CAN'T FIND HER begun planning the program and mace than $267 million of which eligible within six months of their mark. Michael Douglas 1977 Transfer UR MR OOP.' / W HUZZAI o l d LADY! / YEAH, NOW I [DIS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet __ V MATTER? ___ < REMEMBER.' WHAT ANYWHERE,' last week issued a 79-page report went to pay for long-term care. admission to a nursing home. (ZZ f3d) TV's Bloopers & Practical Jokes [TMC] MOVIE; 'Electric Dreams' A [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook Tonight's practical joke victims are Jayne young architect who falls for a cellist finds [TMCl MOVIE: 'The Hobbit' A Hobbit is Kennedy and Herbie Hancock (R) (60 min ) ho has a rival in his computer Lenny Van enlisted to help tho Dwarf King and his ^4) (37) Survival Special (CC) Wild Seas. Dohlon, Virginia Madsen. Bud Cort 1984 people to regain their gold Animated Or­ Wild Seals ' The lives of the common and Rated PG son Bean. Otto Preminger, John Huston grey seals are documented (60 nin ) [USA] Cover Story Y, Connecticut Wordsmiths get 7:00 PM CD CBS News d D MOVIE; 'Barefoot in the Pa.'k' A con 10:30 PM d t)N e w s 9 servative young attorney and his uninhi­ 9 CD dD M -A-S-H bited bride try to adjust to married life in (5!0) Alfred Hitchcock CD ABC News (CC) In Brief ready for big New York City Robert Bedford. Jane (24) ($7) From/American Film Inst. CD Sale of the Century Fonda, Charles Boyer 1967 Strange Fruit ' A young black man in rural Jeffersons Bianca Vidal 1948 Georgia finds his Itfe turned upside- down when a voter registration drive is set Barney Miller d D Man From Uncle Courts make dent in backlog Scrabble battle up in his town< (R) S2) Wheel of Fortune [CNN] Prime News Dick Van Dyke HARTFORD — The state’s courts cut into a MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [D IS ] Einstein (41) 24 Horas backlog of non-jury civil cases in the last fiscal d$ Family Feud THE BORN LOSER ’ by Art Santom [ESPN] National Sports Festival VI- [ESPN] Auto Racing '85: World year but saw an increase in criminal and motor Basketball. Volleyball and Swimming Benson Endurance • Hockenheim Coverage of vehicle cases pending at the end of the year, the By Jin Rattray Finals WRE^OWrntto? THEJO^ dD Topacio the Hockenheim 1000 is presented from COIOTHOU '\«METIM^C»A1JD‘S0M ETI^I Judicial Department says. United Press International BARBASOU [HBOl MOVIE: Triumphs of a Man Hockenheim. W Germany (60 mm ) Nightly Business Report FIH5H The number of pending non-jury civil cases Called Horse' The son of the aged warrior [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Cuba' During the last g l id e dJ) Starsky and Hutch carries on as defender of the Sioux Indians stood at 5,200 when the 1984-85 fiscal year ended BOSTON — Scrabble, the seemingly age-old word I years of Batista's regime in Havana, a HALF game, is the latest big money sport in town. [CNN] Moneyline Richard Harris, Michael Beck Rated PG soldier of-foriuno attempts to rescue a June 30, down more than 33 percent from the [DIS] American Folk Heroes [MAX] MOVIE; 'Harry and Son' A lather beautiful young girl Brooke Adams, Sean number pending at the end of the previous fiscal Wordsmiths from across America and four foreign and son try to salvage their relationship Connery. Jack Weston Rated R 1979 countries are sharpening their wits and studying their [ESPN] Sportscenter Paul Newman. Robby Benson, Joanne year, the state Judicial Department said. [USAj Hollywood Insider word lists in preparation for the biennial North [U S A ] Radio 1990 Woodward 1984 Rated PG State Supreme Court Chief Justice Ellen A. (3 ) (3® (4® (57) Peters attributed the reduction to a pilot program American Scrabble Open at the Sheraton Hotel 7:30 PM CD p m Magazine [TM Cl MOVIE: Th« Bishop's Wile' A 11 ;00 PM (ID & suave angel comes to earth to help a News under which attorneys serve as trial referees to beginning July 28. CD Archie Bunker's Place 1 bishop and his young wife raise money for (3D WKRP in Cincinnati hear certain non-jury civil cases, More than 300 of the world's finest players will CD Wheel of Fortune a new church Cary Grant, Loretta Young. CD Bizarre ■¥ Peters said the caseload figures for the 1984-85 compete in the four-day tourney for a total prize CD Bosom Buddies David Niven 1947 m Cl1) Odd Couple T-zn fiscal year show Ihdt the courts continue to face package of $52,000, where the winner will pocket dD Independent News [USA] MOVIE; 'Road Games' A truck $10,000 and a Hawaiian vacation. Second place takes driver and a hitchhiker realize that they are (20) All In the Family “ tremendous demands" but that judges and All In tlm-PSTnily sharing the road with a psychopathic killer (24) Dr. Who court staff are responding to those demands. home $5,000. (g) M»A»S^ Stacy Koach, Jamie Lee Curtis. Marion Ed Big time Scrabble is not your typical fun family (3$) M -A -S "H FRANK AND ERNEST ‘ by Bob Thaves Overall, the number of criminal cases pending Entertainment Tonight ward 1981 table game. It's serious sport. 9 9 ' (i^) MOVIE; 'A Bill Of Divorcement' A statewide at the end of the fiscal year stood at I® Barney Miller 8:30 PM (D Carol Burnett and woman, hopelessly m love, wants a mar 14,643, up 17 percent from the 12,501 active cases “ I know just about the entire dictionary,” boasts Friends dZ) Wild World of Animals riage that cannot be because of insanity in SENATE TAX COMMITTEE pending at the same time a year earlier. defending champion Joel Wapnick, a music professor [CNN] Crossfire CD Tic Tac Dough her family John Barrymore. Katharine You KNOW, lA/g at Montreal's McGill University, who has been COLGATE J Hepburn, Bilhe Burke 1932 COKE. J [ESPN] Inside Baseball 9:00 PM (3D Kate & Allie Kate and Al- juggling practice sessions around a bouncing baby [CNN] Mbneyline TOOTHPASTE [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) Red and Wem­ lio's friendship is strained when Allie takes C O U L P A LOT girl. TAB, DIET COKE bley discover a creature who is whatever a part-time job at the travel agency (R) [DIS] Five Mile Creek Protesters face charges “ You have to assess all the strategical elements and SUPER-9 OZ. TUBE you believe it is (D Merv Griffin / v i o p e o ^ o e c T W ^ A ^ u r OR G E L-8 .2 OZ. TUBE OR SPRITE [H B O l MOVIE: Up the Creek' Four col GROTON — Nine demonstrators who blocked look for unexpected types of moves," said Wapnick, [USA] Dragnet d ) MOVIE: 'Travis Logan D A.' lege losers set out to win a raft race des pile the competition with preppies and Q OIOSING LOOPHOLES I F traffic at commissioning ceremonies (or the USS who just finished a book on Scrabble strategy. “ Quite 8:00 PM CD Scarecrow and Mrs. MOVIE: 'Sessions' |CC| A high military cadets Tim Maiheson. Jennifer Providence fast-attack submarine will appear in simply, to win you have to be very creative." LADY’S CHOICE ORAL-B REGULAR OR CAFFEINE FREE King Amanda and Lee uncover a counter­ priced call girl's professional life begins to Runyon. Sloven Furst 1984 Rated R YOUR CHOICE come apart Veronica Hamel, Jeffrey De court next week on disorderly conduct charges. It's not important for Scrabble players to know the ANTI-, ^ , feit bill operation in West Germany (R) (60 [USA] Gong Show TOOTHBRUSH 6 PACK, 12 OZ. CANS min.) Munn. David Marshall Grant 1983 Police said the demonstrators were arrested meaning of most of the words they use. The trick is PERSPIRANT \, fi 11:15 PM (41) Reporter 41 T70<-EXEMPT. without incident outside the main gate of the U.S. knowing spelling and word types, be it a noun, u -® r - U Naval Submarine Base where commissioning adjective or gerund. i 'H V 11;30PM (3D Three's Company ...... - TwAve-S 7-%9 E r a S H U ' That's important to capitalize on scoring opportuni­ CD Kojak ceremonies for the submarine were held STYLE NO ties. But dirty tricks are also par for the course. SOLID-REG. FRESH.) 60. 40. 32. CD (40) ABC News Nightline Saturday. They were charged with disorderly UNSCENTED OR 35 OR RO U-ON -REG OR RIGHT conduct and released on written promises to “ There are devastating ways of distracting your ANGLE (D Hawaii Five-O WINTHROP ' by Dick Cavalli FRESH -2 OZ SIZE appear in New London Superior Court on Aug. 5, a opponent," Wagnick said. “ Like talking, when a s (11) Honeymooners police spokesman said. player is trying to go through a word list in his mind. 1 SESSIONS (20) Night Gallery icNow wMa t? I Hap I HAVE NO MONEV NOW, IVORY Those arrested were Jane Murphy, 28, and call that bad etiquette." ADVIL $2) (20) Best of Carson Tonight s guests NO ^^ONeY WHEN I ANP I'VE A 6TB0N0 HUNCH W H A T COULP SHAMPOO OR Veronlca Hamel stars as Joyce J. Katzenberg, 31, both of Providence; Leo The tournament begins as a round robin with IBUPROFEN are Patti LaBolle, Doris Loachman and WA5- BORN... I'LL HAVE NO MONEY Be FAl(?EI? THAN CONDITIONER Leigh Churchill, an elegant call Abel Kiviatt (R) (60 min ) Schiff, 24, William Powers 27 and Daniel H. Siken, players seeded according to past performances in WHEN I PIE. THAT? previous Scrabble-sanctioned tournaments. Finalists L girl whose conflicting Identities ( ^ Hogan's Heroes T 43, all of Brattleboro, Vt.; Suzanne Schmidt, 44, of L beat thousands who competed in regional competi­ cause her controlled life to (4i) La Traicion Baltimore; Calvin J. Robertson, 39, of Groton; YOUR BOTTLE tions in 80 U.S. and Canadian cities. break down, In "Sessions." (§.^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour George W. Thompson Jr,, 33, of Colebrook and CHOICE OF 24 •The players range from doctors and computer TABLETS which airs MONDAY, JULY 29 [CNN] Sports Tonight David D. Grainger, 39, of Noank. 15 OZ. ■A,-. programmers to miners, postmen and lifeguards. B O ntE on NBC. [ESPN] Sportscenter .-VYr''''' The Providence is the nation’s 32nd Los Angeles-class submarine and the first in its class As in any sport, there are records to break in [U S A ] Make Me Laugh CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME designed to carry the Tomahawk cruise missile in Scrabble. The American record for the most points in 1 1 :45 PM [TM C] MOVIE: Betrayal' a game is 721, held by a Delaware taxi driver. An (W^ vertical launch tubes. The 330-foot vessel has a A book publisher's wife and his best friend Australian hold the world record at 728. But records have an affair that affects the relationships ( crew of 12 officers and 115 enlisted men and has a of all three Ben Kingsley, Jeremy Irons, displacement of almost 6,900 tons submerged. It are not of concern to tournament players. Patricia Hodge. 1983 Rated R The “ last word" in settling tournament disputes is V-K. was built at the Electric Boat Division of General JACK-mCHOOL BAHOAINS 1 2:00 AM CD Simon & Simon Dynamics in Groton. the game’s bible, the 100,000-word Scrabble Players CD Barnaby Jones Ditionary, which is really five popular dictionaries Cl1) Star Trek Aatrograph No one wins Lotto prize under one cover, Houle said. Trade names are not (20) MOVIE: ‘W ild River' A Tennessee allowed. Valley Authority representative arrives in \ NEWINGTON — There was no top prize winner Scrabble creator Alfred Butts invented the game Crossword Garthville to persuade the valley's only hol­ will mind your being the boss friends who seek you out for counsel tp- in last week's Connecticut Lotto drawing, raising during the Great Depression when he lost his job as a dout to sell her farm to the government LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'll do quite day because you'll actually learn some­ this week's jackpot to an estimated $3 million. New York City architect. Montgomery Clift, Lee Remick. Jo Van ^Your well financially today if you let your com­ thing yourself from what you teach them. Slate lottery officials said no one had the “ I needed something to do and thought I ’d try to Fleet 1960 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You may won­ ACROSS 3 Lohengrin's Answer to Previous Puttie mon sense and practicality dictate your winning combination of 2, 4, 16, 18, 19, 39, which invent a game to pass the tim e," Butts said. It took RITE A ID Divorce Court b i r t h d a y moves Look out for yourself, but also be der today whether the one you're in­ bride "v was drawn Friday night. AID i p it e a i d B H A R 1 N S B R E A Charlie's Angels fair. volved with in a delicate arrangement has him three tries to get it right. 1 Pique ^0) 3 SU B JEC T 4 Greedy eater SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Don't do your best interests at heart. The answer There were 133 second-prize tickets worth A fan of anagrams, a game where the winner RITE A ID 0 U C H R 1 o O Y E R @j) PELICULA: 'La Esfinge de Cristal' July 30. 1985 NOTEBOOK I. m w i s i b LE 4 Spanish peintar 5 Unclose (poet.) things in half measures if there is some­ is yes. $1,019 each, 4,909 third-place tickets worth $49 accumulated the most words, Butts wanted a more CRAYOLA 0 S E E A T s T A L C Robert Taylor, Anna Ekberi THEME 8 Dress 6 Wishes (si.I thing important you want to accomplish TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Have faith in apiece and 75,978 fourth-prize tickets worth a challenging game. Knowing something about the LEGAL T H R U T [CNN] Newsnight In the year ahead you won't deliberately 12 Painting S B A L S A today Success is yours if you bring all of your judgmefit today and don't let others standard $3 each. frequency of letters in the English language, he CRAYONS 7 Wagers [D IS] Hopalong Cassidy seek accolades from others, but your BOOK M A E ^p E N your forces into play. sway you from your carefully analyzed assigned a value to each letter, giving the highest PADS PKG OF medium 6 Rules [ESPN] National Sports Festival VI- achievements will speak for themselves ?.» DIPH^RKJT A SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Some­ decisions 40 SHEETS SPIRAL 13 Begin L K Y D M 1 0 Y E A R Men's East vs. West Volleyball and add grandeur to your status and value to those with the least frequency of use. RRIUIANI rOLORS 200 SHEETS / " X 800 9 Norse deity thing of considerable value to which GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Take matters 102 SHEETS P E U B 1 T S 1 N A reputation Union chiefs consider strike Scrabble was born. Several versions later, the game 8" X 12'/' 14 Greek theaters 10 Cried [U S A ] Radio 1990 into your own hands today and change you're entitled, but thus far have been de­ just took oft and was bought by' its present owner, PKG OF 2 10 5 " X 8" 16 Part of "to be" 11 Poet Ogden 1 E R B O L T R O M 12:30 AM CD Naked c ity LEO (July 23*Aug. 22) This is a good day nied, looks like it'll be coming into your things that are not working to your advan­ W ATERBURY — Union leaders are consider­ to catch up on any domestic responsibil­ Selchow U Righter of New York. 16 Kind of Income A R D U 0 U S Q L E N S (D Saturday Night Live possession soon tage Don't let whimsy cal) the shots ing a strike at Century Brass Products in ity you've been neglecting lately You As for the game's longevity. Butts said it’s because 17 Very important P S T 1 N CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It's im­ CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Something of response to a bankruptcy court ruling allowing 2 19 Portuguses E (22) CHiPs might even amaze yourself at how much the game is educational. "It helps people teach their portant for you at this time to keep old consequence could emerge from a social 2 persont (abbr.) the company to abandon its contract covering 670 coin Q E A R s K N U C K L E @0) Lat® Night w ith David Letterman To­ can be accomplished Major changes are children." night's guest is Atlanta Braves pitcher friendships intact. Make it a point today encounter you’ll experience today. Be ex­ workers 1B Consternation 21 Contend N 0 L 0 1 N D H 0 A R ahead for Leos in the coming year Send 99 79' 79 49' 59 Terry Forster- (60 mm ) to touch bases with pals you've tra pleasant to everyone you meet. But tournament director Jim Houle says simplicity 20 After sixth for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Leaders of United Auto Workers Local 1604 23 Beams A N T A 1 0 U E L M S neglected is the game's success secret. 22 Hearing organ Maude M ail $ 1 to Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio planned meetings Sunday to discuss the possibil­ 25 Almost AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Opportuni­ "It allows you to use your mind and have fun with T S A R 1 T s R A P T © ) Star Hustler/Sign Off City Station. New York. NY 10019 Be ity of a strike against the financially troubled m RITE A ID 24 Respectful title ties will present themselves today to en­ it,” Houle said. "Y ou can share your intellect with NOXZEMA scon 26 Odd (Scot.) [H B O ] MOVIE; The Pope of Greenwich sure to state your zodiac sign RoseHTolored glasses rather than company, which is the largest brass company in 25 Negligible able you to fulfill a sec et ambition. How­ someone else. We all ha ve to ha ve some competition in OREASELESS'MEDICATED BALSAM & PROTEIN 2 7 L e tte rs 36 Flexibility 51 Waterproof cov­ Village' After pulling off a major heist, two VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your take- ever, it you're not perceptive, they might binoculars are recommended when the state. They could not, however, be reached for BABY FRESH 29 Finnish lake small-time hoods find themselves running our life.” 28 Licks up 40 Twisting ering charge qualities are likely to surface to­ go unnoticed. viewing the object of your affections comment and a worker who answered the SHAMPOO , 33 Retirement plan 43 Occupy a chair for their lives Eric Roberts, Mickey Rourke, day when companions are at a loss None And how does Butts fare when playing his SKIN CREAM WIPES 30 Part of a 52 Wealthy Geraldine Page 1984 Rated R PISCES (Feb. 20-March 19) Be helpful to for possibie imperfections. telephone at the company Sunday said he didn’t (abbr.) 45 Compass point know if a decision on a strike had been made. invention: REG OR EXTRA 9 church 54 Molds [MAX] MOVIE: 'Flashpoint' (CC) Two BODY OR 9 34 Actraee Cannon 47 Poetry foot “ I don't play — 1 watch. I'm a very poor speller." 31 Raise 55 Hostels American border guards patrolling the re­ CONDITIONER- 36 Went quickly 49 Seaport in mote Texas desert discover a half-buried 10 OZ. PKG, EXTRA BODY 32 Restive Alaska 56 Surrender JAR OF 80 SPECIAL- 37 Valise jeep containing a skeleton and $8CX),000 24 OZ BOHLE 35 Isthmus 50 You love (Let.) 59 Old French coin m cash Treat Williams, Kris Kristofferson. 39 Exude Tess Harper 1984 Rated R 1 2 10 41 Bend [USA] Heartlight City Highway work boon to troopers PEPTO-BISMOL KODAK SCRIPTO downward n South played a heart to the jack 1 2 1:00 AM CD Coiumbo NORTH 7 29 ( DISPOSABLE 42 Passageways Creating and ruffed a club, played a heart ,to DISC CD News ♦ 8 4 HARTFORD (U PI) - Connecti­ dozens of cases troopers worked Startz attribued to “ burnout. Just LIQUID 44 Lendtcape 1 8 the king and ruffed another club. Now ELECTRA (D do® Franklin Show ♦ AKJ3 cut state troopers earned more longer than the 12-hour shifts too much overtime.” C O L O R FILM 46 3, Roman an extra entry back to the heart ace (holding his Jerry Herskowitz, president of LIGHTER Ql) Twilight Zone ♦ 9 7 4 than $1.1 million last year from allowed under policies set by state P R O TEaiVE, 48 Sunflower State 1 6 ♦ K752 breath that East would not rufO, and the Connecticut State Police Un­ ^ Fish By James Jacoby overtime traffic duty at highway police and the state Department of COATING everything came up roses. Dummy ion, said the long hours put in by (abbr.) Film/Sign-Off WEST EAST construction projects, state pay­ Transportation. A a iO N 30 EXPOSURES Normally the purpose of taking a had the lead at the right time and 10 PKG. OF 49 Swimmer ♦2 ♦Jses roll records show. “ I like to keep It down to 12 some troopers on construction 8 OZ. $1) University Perspective finesse is to win a trick. In the play of tricks were made. B O ntE 2 DISCS BUTANE 2 8 ▼ Q84 Y10 75 hours,” said Trooper Robert D. sites stems from inadequate staff 53 Relating to ■ [CNN] Crossfire today's hand, a finesse was taken sim­ Have you seen how the contract The records also showed that ♦ AKQ6 4J103 levels In the state police force. Hindu literature 4 ply to create an extra entry to could have been defeated? West milkl troopers in dozens of cases worked Startz, who oversees most of the 3 3 1: 30 AM CD investm ent Semir^ar ♦ 10 9 8 6 3 ^034 "The problem you have ... is that E RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 29, THRU AUG. 4, 1985 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS 57 Arabian region dummy. Let’s see why the entry was lead a heart after taking three dia­ 16 hours or more by working overtime activities In the Depart­ CD Anything for Money SOUTH the department is entirely under­ 68 Unless needed. mond tricks. That takes an entry double shifts on their days off ment of Public Safety's Division of 3 7 d l) Independent News ♦ A K Q 10 7 3 State Police. manned,” said Herskowitz, a state 60 Chemical suffix West-cashed three diamond tricks from dummy before declarer discdv-' despite state policies that the work [CNN] Newsnight Update ♦ 962 However, Startz said troopers trooper. "There’s a great deal of 4 2 against four spades. Then, on the off- ers the bad trump split. How should should be limited to 12 hours. 61 Fruit residue ♦ 852 regular overtime and not enough [TM C] MOVIE; The Twist' An Ameri­ chance that East might hold an ace, West know that South has the club Troopers volunteer for traffic apparently switch jobs among 62 Holy image can writer and his French wife suspect ♦ a people to go around.’’ he led a club. Declarer won the ace ace? South would hardly Jump tb duty at highway construction sites themselves and there may be no RITE AID PHARMACIES 63 Conclusion each other of infidelity Bruce Dern, Ste­ Lt. Kenneth H. Kirschner, a I phanie Audran 1976 Vulnerable: North-South and played the ace and king of three spades without that card. for which they are ppid time-and-a- way to keep the highway overtime 64 Catch eight of state police spokesman, said troop­ 4 6 6 0 6 1 [USA] It's Your Business Dealer: South spades. When West showed out on the half by the state, which is reim­ work to the daily 12-hour limit. ENFIELD EAST HARTFORD I 65 Locomotive ers frequently work overtime 2:00 AM CD G®1 smart West North E^ast South second spade, declarer had his work bursed by contractors for the “ The demand is unbelievable out •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-4121 •271 ellingt6 n r d . 1 sound 6 7 cut out for him. He had to reduce his "In"come is that portion of your trooper’s time and cruiser and there for off-duty troopers,” Startz shifts or work overtime for regular (D MOVIE: 'Bootleggers' Rivalry be­ PHARMACY PH: 528-611 5 f 66 Compass point Pass 24 Pass 34 trump length to that of Elast by ruff­ resources spent for the latest fashion, administrative costs. said. "Therearem orejobsthan we duties In addition to the construc­ MANCHESTER 6 1 tween moonshiners in the Ozarks DOWN Mountains of Arkansas makes for hilarious Pass 44 Pass Pass ing twice and then be in'dummy at trend, fad or whatever. An analysis of'payroll records can fill.” tion site work because of under­ •361 MAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-9110 competition between the Pruitts and the Pass trick 12 to force Blast to ruff in front showed that uniformed troopers The number of troopers signing staffing of regular patrols. 1 Hawkey* State • 4 J Woodalls. Paul Koslo, Slim Pickens 1970 "Yes, we are understaffed,” ______of declarer's Q-10. Thus the heart Geometry made easy; The ihortett earned more than $1.1 million from up for construction overtime has 2 Iranian d i) Christian Children's Fund Startz said. "There's no question d Opening lead: ♦K finesse was imperative not for the distance between two pints is seldeni m ^ o r construction firms during dropped froTn about 400 of the 29 currency (c)1985 by NEA. Inc (2(j) Africa; A Continent in Crisis trick, but for the entry. a straight line. UM by working the overtime duty. department's 900 officers a year about it. The answer is to get more T b* records also showed that in ago to about 200 this year, which help.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 29, I9B5 - II

10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 29. 1985 Obituaries Sewer plan may keep condos on hold SPORTS niisctinni: nvpr a Rnsidns thn spwnr line, the town 43-45 North Street into a three- houses. ______^ I Unresolved questions over a Besides the sewer line, the town • An application from the Purdy engineer has also questioned the family house. The PZC will also sewer line will apparently keep Corp. and Andrew Ansaldi Sr. and adequacy of the proposed storm, continue its workshop on the M«rl« C.Topper plans for what could be the largest Jr. to rezone about 12 acres along Albert R. Devoe water drainage system and water town’s Comprehensive Plan of condominium development in Adams Street from a combination Merle (Clapper) Topper, 80, of Albert R. Devoe, 77, of Lake lines that would serve the proposed Development, which is being Mancheste): on hold. of Residence A and Planned- 179 E. Center St., died Friday at View Terrace, Coventry, died 4S0-unit complex being developed updated. In a memo dated Thursday, Residence Development to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Saturday at Windham Community Planning Director Mark Pellegrini by Lawrence A. Fiano. In other business following the She was the widow of Bernard I. public hearing, the PZC is sche­ Industrial. Playoff to Blackmar Memorial Hospital, Willimantic. In January, the PZC approved recommended that the Planning • An application from Ectrav Topper. He was the husband of Ethel the first eight of 14 phases of the duled to consider: and Zoning Commission deny Inc. to rezone about 26 acres off She was born in Salisbury, Vt., (MacDonald) Devoe. development, which would be without prejudice site plans for the • Proposed amendments to zon­ Buckland Street to Business III to and was a Hartford resident (or 58 He was bom March 25, 1908, in located off Buckland Street and first phase of the Brentwood ing and subdivison regulations that allow construction of a Red Roof years. She lived in Manchester for Houlton, Maine, and lived in Condominiums. Of chief concern to Tolland Turnpike. the last to months. She was a would require developers of a half Inn. The land is currently zoned a ; Coventry since 1956. He was town officials are the location and The PZC is scheduled to consider in goofy GHO windup member of Asylum Hill Congrega­ acre or more to submit plans for combination of Industrial and employed by Dudwallen Manufac­ size of a trunk sewer line shown on site pians for the first phase when it tional Church, Hartford. the control of soil erosion. Rural Residence. turing Co. of East Hartford as a the plans, Pellegrini said in the meets tonight at 7 p.m. in the She is survived by a soi^, Bernard welder many years until his • Blanchard and Rossetto Con­ • And an application for a memo. Lincoln Center hearing room. four-footer for a birdie on the 16th I. Topper of South Windsor; two retirement. He was a communi­ struction Co.’s application to have special exception to permit expan­ Bv Bob PapettI head’ . The sewer plans have not been and left another birdie two feet sisters, Ada Wentworth of Con­ cant of St. M a ry ’s Church, Only one public hearing is the zoning of about 16 acres on sion of a cemetery on Oakland' Herald Sports Writer Child received 12 stiches. Black­ approved by either the town’s short on the 18th. He got a lucky cord, N.H., and Daisy Polander of Coventry. scheduled for tonight. The hearing Wetherell Street changed frorn Street. The special exception is mar pocketed $108,000. Public Works Department or the Rural Residence to Planned Resi­ being sought by the Catholic CROMWELL - Gee, Wally, In the sudden death on the par-3 bounce of his own when his tee shot East Hampton: and two He also is survived by a son, Eighth Utilities District, the sewer concerns Joseph L. Swensson Jr.’s grandchildren. dence Development to permit Cemeteries Association of the what a goofy turn of events. 16th, all three contestants lofted on 17 pulled left, landed on the cart Robert Devoe of Coventry: two authority for much of the nortfrend application for a special exception The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 construction of 42 single-family Archdiocese of Hartford. The words would seem natural clutch 8-iron shots onto the gr(fen, path and boinged back onto the daughters, Audrey Wortman of of town to convert a two-family house at a.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Coventry and Geraldine Sisemore coming from 1985 GHO champ Phil each within 20 feet of the rough. Mudd deposited the next Home. 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. of Brecicenridge, Texas; five sis­ Blackmar, who is a dead ringer for Blackmar sank his 15-footer, blast over the lake and onto the skirt and proceeded to par out. Burial will be in Rose Hill ters, Bess VanDyke of Manches­ a grown-up Jerry Mathers, in Mudd and Pohl missed 20- Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. ter, Mary Holgate of Coventry, 8th credits detector in “ Still the Beaver." 14-footers. Mudd dramatically moved into Helen Dubbcrke and Beatrice The 27-year-old PGA rookie “ I knew when 1 hit it. it was right contention when he dropped a Wlodkowski, both of Newington, birdied the 16th-hole, in a at the hole," said Blackmar, who Joseph J. CaruccI A smoke detector probably in the building shortly before 6 burning bed, O’Marra said. possibility" 60-footer for an eagle on No. 9. and another sister in Maine; two The mattress was extinguished three-way sudden death playoff rolled in the winner nearly two- Joseph J. Carucci, 73, Hartford, saved a Union Court man from a.m. Sunday. Kasulki was unable to get “ I hit two home run balls to get brothers in Maine; 18 grandchild­ moments after other firefighters Sunday to edge Dan Pohl and Jodie and-a-hal( hours after completing 2 died Thursday at St. Francis serious injury early Sunday morn­ Upon hearing the smoke detec­ himself out of the building. on the green,” he noted, of his shots 2 ren; several great-grandchildren; Mudd and bring the Canon-Sammy Sunday's Round Two. Hospital and Medical Center, ing when a mattress caught fire in tor, the passerby noticed smoke O’Marra said, though he was only arrived, O'Marra said. leading up to the eagle. and several nieces and nephews. Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open's Biackmar entered the final day Hartford. He was the husband of his home, an Eighth District Fire pouring from Kasulki’s second treated for slight smoke-related Kasulki had been lying on the The funeral and burial will be longest day to one of its most seven strokes behind three-day Floyd posted a 12-under, lying the late Helen (Krause) Carucci Department spokesman said this floor window and called firefigh­ injuries. He said he did not know bed “ not too long " before the fire Wednesday in Houlton, Maine. thrilling conclusions. leader Ray Floyd's 10-under. But Wayne Grady for fourth place. and the father of Lynn Massaro of morning. ters, O’Marra said. The first Kasulki’s age, but estimated the started, O'Marra said, but fire Calling hours are tonight from 6 to Despite the facial resemblance, thanks to Storm Bob, which had Defending champ Peter Jacobsen Department spokesman Thomas firefighters on the scene were victim was middle-aged. officials do not know if he had been Manchester. 8 at the Potter Funeral Home. 456 no Eddie Haskell types would ever washed out most of Friday's play finished deadlocked with three He also is survived by two sons, O’Marra said a husband-and-wife Capt. Bernard Niedzielski and his Eighth District officials are still on it when the fire started. Jackson St., Willimantic. Memor­ dare call Blackmar 'Squirt'. At 6-7. and ultimately forced a 36-hole others at 11-under. the Rev. Joseph L. Carucci of team of firefighters rescued Ber- wife Darlene, O'Marra said. The trying to determine the cause of "What we do know is that ial donations may be made to a without the smoke detector he 265 pounds, he is the biggest man finale for Sunday, it was still Bloomington. Minn., and Craig J. nie Kasulki from his home at 38 Niedzielskis, who arrived in their the fire, O'Marra said. When asked Blackmar, who had won (our charity of the donor's choice. probably would have been se­ on the tour. And though he may be anyone's tourney. Carucci of West Hartford; another Union Court after a passerby car, went into the building and if it could have been started by a mini-tour events before Cromwell, 9 riously hurt. " O'Marra said. ‘Still the Rookie', the Corpus “I'm not really prepared for found Kasulki lying near the cigarette, he said. "It's a 9 daughter, Mrs. Veniy O'Donnell of William Roy Nash heard a smoke detector sounding Christi, Texas native will probably this," said the first-time champ was more than satisfied with his West Hartford; a brother, Rocco never again receive such a crucial weekend's playing schedule. “ 1 William Roy Nash, 31, of Cha­ who had never earned more than Carucci of Newington; two sisters. — and infinitely lucky — break as really had all the advantages — rleston, S.C., formerly of Rockville $7,000 in any previous outings. “ 1 Theresa Carelii of Dunedin, Fla., Police Roundup the one that bailed him out of a wasn't really in contention when teeing off on the first nine today Road, Windsorville section of East and Mrs. Carmella DeTuccio of potential jam on his final hole of with the fir.st group. We never had Windsor, died Thursday at Cha­ the day began. I started hitting the Newington; and 13 grandchildren. regulation play. to wait, and there was not a lot of rleston Naval Hospital. He was a ball real good on the range The funeral was this morning at Finishing up on the par-5 9th hole people in the galieries. It's a very chief petty officer, stationed yesterday, and I told my caddie if 1 Emanuel Lutheran Church, Hart­ (his 18th, after starting his final forgiving front nine." aboard the U.S.S. Woodrow could make the cut, that I could do ford, and burial was in Rose Hiil Man charged in assault on round on the back nine) Blackmar some damage" A record crowd was estimated Wilson. Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Mem­ hooked his third shot to the right of by officals at a mind-boggling Survivors include a daughter, Blackmar, who shot 72-67-64-68- orial donations may be made to the green and periously toward the 80,000. All of them drove. Christine Nash of Schenectady, A Spruce Street man kicked a ters, McKernan became violent guards eventually subdued legedly stole a 66-year-old man's 271, admitted that he didn't think Emanuel Lutheran Church Mem­ gallery. Abruptly, the dimpled N.Y.; his mother. Audrey Crandall police officer in the face early and threw an 8-foot table at McKernan, Dunbar said. radio and then punched and kicked his 13-under would stand up, orial Fund. ball’s errant flight came to a GHO NOTES: Willie Wood's of Windsorville; his father, Roy W. Sunday morning after he was Dunbar. Dunbar said he and McKernan remained in restraint him, police said today. though all the other leaders were crackling halt. It dimpled the honesty cost him at least $1,284 and Nash of Springfield. Mass.; a taken into custody for fighting with another officer eventually hand­ at the hospital until 7:50 a.m Police said the man had given finishing on the more treacherous forehead of Associated Press pho­ Gerald A. PInard sister, Rebecca Barracliffe of another man in the Manchester cuffed McKernan and placed him Sunday, when he was returned to Thebault a ride home from a back nine. Pohl, 68-69-68-66-271, a chance at the $108,000 top prize at tographer Bob Child and bounded the Greater Hartford Open. Wood Gerald A. Pinard, 54, of Far­ Windsorville; a grandmother, Parkade earlier in the morning, in a cell. But as he and the other police headquarters, police re­ Spruce Street cafe shortly after 11 was 15-under with four holes left, back onto the fringe of the green. mington, husband of Marjorie Amelia Nash of Hinsdale, Mass., police said today. officer forced him into the cell, cords show. He remained in p.m. Saturday when Thebault took but he bogied the 15th and 18th, followed Denis Watson’s lead and Blackmar, who carded a day-best disqualified himself late Saturday (Johnson) Pinard, died Saturday and his fiancee, Charlene Vetsch of Edward McKernan. 24, of 142 Dunbar said, McKernan fell and custody this morning. Information the radio from the car and ran off. missing a 3'A-foot gimme putt on 64 in Sunday morning’s first round, at Hartford Hospital. He was the South Carolina. Spruce St., kicked officer David reopened a cut lip he had suffered on his bond was unavailable. When the man chased him. police the latter that would've wrapped it for a rule violation. A club cannot promptly salvaged par on the hole brother of Theresa Kusek of The funeral will be Wednesday Dunbar while the two wrestled in at the earlier brawl. said, Thebault turned and attacked up. be altered during a round, accord­ to finish at 68 and preserve his Manchester. at 11 a.m. at the J.M. Bassinger the emergency room of Manches­ Dunbar said McKernan was then Steven Thebault. 28, of 107 him. “ When you've got that type of ing to the rules. Watson and Wood 13-under total. situation — in the lead and in one of both fixed shafts on their clubs He also is survived by two Funeral Home, 37 Gardner St., ter Memorial Hospital, where taken to the hospital in an Spruce St., was charged with Thebault posted a $2,000 bond UPI photo “ I knew the moment 1 hit it, it daughters, Pamela Pinard, at East Windsor. Burial with full McKernan had been taken for ambulance and repeatedly threa­ second-degree assault of a victim following his arrest. He is sche­ the last groups, it looked a bit Saturday, prior to completion of was lost — I ’m just glad he stopped home, and Karen (Pinard) Glover military honors will be in Windsor­ treatment of a facial injury, tened the ambulance crew. At the over 60 and sixth-degree larceny duled to appear in court longer than it was," said Pohl, who the second round. PGA players are Phil Blackmar acknowledges the cheers Greater Hartford Open championship. it,” said Blackmar, who gave his of West Hartford; (our brothers, ville Cemetery. Visiting hours will Dunbar's report of the incident hospital, Dunbar said, McKernan Saturday evening after he al­ Wednesday. lost a playoff in the 1982 Masters to required to call a rule violation on He beat out Jodie Mudd and Dan Pohl hat to the stricken photographer after sinking birdie putt on first sudden Robert L, Pinard of Windsor, be Tuesday 7 tc 9 p.m. said. repeatedly tried to break free from Craig Stadler. themselves, whether or not anyone and signed it ‘Thanks for your hard death playoff hole that gave him the on the 16th liole.^R Norman J. Pinard of Cleveland, McKernan faces one count of police and security guards, even Mudd, 68-67-70-66-271,(missed a else is aware of the situation. J Ohio, Raymond Pinard of Cheshire breach of peace and two counts of though he had been handcuffed. Roger J. Brown J and Roland P. Pinard of Hartford: assaulting a police officer in At one point, the suspect man­ Hosts SW Wednesday In playoffs two other sisters, Rita Bourke of Roger J. Brown, 76, of 27 connection with the incident. aged to get past a security guard, Fire Caffs the Warehouse Point section of Linnmore Drive, died today at Dunbar said in his report that he the officer's report said. Dunbar Astros club East Windsor and Jeannette Egan Manchester Memorial Hospital. was called to Capone's cafe at the said he and a nurse then began of Windsor: and many nieces and He was the husband of Thelma Manchester Parkade shortly be­ wrestling McKernan in the hospi­ Saturday, 12:05 a.m. — motor Paramedics). nephews. (Morton) Brown. fore 1 a.m. Sunday. The report said tal lobby, with McKernan deliver­ vehicle accident, Tolland Turnpike Saturday, 9:59 a.m. — gas erring Mets Legion rallies for victory The funeral will be Tuesday at He was born in North Berwick, McKernan, apparently intoxi­ ing a “ roundhouse” kick in Dun­ and Chapel Road (Eighth District, washdown. East Center and Foster 8:45 a.m, at the Carmon Funeral Maine, and had lived in Bloomfield cated. had gotten into a scuffle bar's face, just below his eye. Paramedics). streets (Town). ENFIELD — Better late than markers. Home, 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, and the Manchester area since with another man there and twice Dunbar said the kick broke his Saturday, 12:44 a m. — medical Saturday, 10: 15 a m. — medical By Mike Barnes Field. The winner advances to the U with a mass of Christian burial at 1937. never had to be the philosophy of best two-of-three final series start­ Mazurek scored on a passed ball call, 102 Tanner St. (Eighth U tried to attack him while Dunbar glasses and left him with abrasions call, 166B Downey Drive (Town, United Press International the Manchester Legion baseball and Mick Garbeck’s sacrifice fly 9:30 at St. Gabriel Church. Wind­ He was employed by the Hart­ was there. on his nose, for which he was Paramedics). District, Paramedics). ing Thursday night against East ford Steam Boiler Inspection and nine Sunday as it rallied for six Hartford. scored the inning’s fifth run with a sor. Burial will be in Fairview Dunbar's report said that after treated at the hospital. Two other Saturday, 1:07 a.m. — medical Saturday, 11:18 p.m. — camp NEW YO RK — Unlike New York Insurance Co. and, at the time of runs in the top of the seventh inning Mike Charter began Manches­ wild pickoff attempt allowing Cemetery, West Hartford, with fuli being taken to police headquar­ police officers and lour security call. Spruce Street (Town, (ire. Spring Street (Town). Mets starter Ron Darling, the his retirement in 1973, he was chief to pull out a 9-4 come-from-behind ter’s winning rally with a double. Brendan McCarthy to complete military honors. Calling hours will Houston Astros had little trouble engineer of the boiler division. victory over Enfieid in Zone Eight Neil Archambault’s bunt was the scoring. be tonight from 7 to 9. finding home plate Sunday. He was a graduate of the action at Ferm i High. mishandled with all hands safe. Archambault in relief picked up Memorial donations may be The Astros took advantage of University of Maine at Orono. He The win moves the Post 102 Sean McCarthy also bunted and the mound decision for Manches­ made to the American Cancer wildness by the Mets’ right-hander was a member of American contingent to 16-4 in the Zone, 26-14 Enfield pitcher Scott Tweedale ter. He allowed r ms, walked Society, 670 Prospect Ave,, to build an early five-run lead and Society of Mechanical Engineers; overall. Manchester winds up its pegged that wildly past third, two, struckout four und yielded two L Hartford. coast to a 12-4 victory. Houston L Hiram Lodge of Masons No. 98 of regular season tonight at home at allowing Charter to score. George hits. used 19 hits — four by Craig Bloomfield; Tall Cedars of Le­ MCC’s Cougar Field against Wind­ Scaglia grounded out before John Margaret Volsine Reynolds — to cross the plate more Manchester 200 010 6 9-6-1 banon. Tunxis Forest No. 135 of sor at 6 p.m. Manchester begins Mazurek walked to load the bases. times than in any other game this Enfield 310 000 0 4-3-5 Margaret Hope (Bossie) Voi- West Hartford; the Order of Zone Eight playoff action Wednes­ Chris Ogden and Brendan Frankovltch, Archambault (4) and year. sine, 47, of Marlborough, wife of Amaranth; the American Associa­ CHEVY TRUCK SALE day by hosting third place South B. McCarthy; Prefe, Tweedale (7) and The triumph snapped a six-game McCarthy drew back-to-back Blount. Herman A. Voisine, died Friday at tion of Retired Persons; and Windsor at 5:30 p.m. at Cougar WP- Archambault; LP- Prete. Houston losing streak. New York walks forcing home two go-ahead Middlesex Memorial Hospital, Manchester Senior Citizens. committed four errors and numer­ Middletown. She was the mother of Other survivors include one son, NOW THRU JULY 31 FOR ous misplays in falling for just the Arthur Voisine of Manchester. David R. Brown of Coventry; one sixth time in its last 24 games. She also is survived by two other sister. Elizabeth B. Allen of North sons, Herman A. Voisine Jr. of The Mets, despite getting a pair Moore finishes off Red Sox Palm Beach. Fla.; and three of two-run homers from Darryl East Hampton and Aibert J. grandchildren. Strawberry, had little chance after Voisine of Tucson, Ariz; two The funeral will be private, at falling behind 7-2 in the fourth. BOSTON (U P I) — From the look walked one. "That gave a little Hurst allowed six runs on nine hits daughters, Mrs. Michael (De­ the convenience of the family. BIG $ SAVINGS of things at the start, no one would boost to my confidence. before leaving with two ouLs in the Darling, 10-4, walked a season- borah) Paradis of East Hartford Burial will be in East Cemetery. high six batters — four of whom have guessed Mike Moore would be “ Then I guess you could say I seventh. and Mrs. John (Denise) Scutulla of There are no calling hours. The eventually scored — and allowed UPI photo around at the finish. settled down and threw a nifty “ He wasn’t real sharp.’’ Boston Tacoma, Wash.; two brothers. John F. Tierney Funeral Home, ANNUAL eight hits. In four innings, he threw However, the Seattle right­ nine-hitter. My ball just wasn’t manager John McNamara said. Clinton Bossie of East Hartford 219 W. Center St., has charge of the 14" SKIL Yanks’ Willie Randolph (30) tries to break up doubleplay, hander settled down Sunday after moving early in the game. I had no “ He wasn’t as consistent with his and Kenneth Bossie of Hudson, 104 pitches, few of them strikes. arrangements. but Texas second baseman Wayne Tolleson pegs to first allowing singles to the first three location, so I was just trying to get change-up." Fla.; three sisters, Mrs, Florence ‘"rhat made it tough (or everyb­ Memorial donations may be CHAINSAW Boston hitters, going the distance it over the plate. It wasn’t until the Saucier of Green, Maine, Mrs. ody,” New York catcher Gary to complete twin killing. Jim Presley rapped out four made to Hiram Lodge of Masons in the Mariners’ 7-2 victory over fourth or fifth inning that I started Kathleen LaChance of East Hart­ FREE Carter said. “ I ’m trying to set up singles against Hurst and Domingo No. 98, Masonic Temple, 3 Tunxis 8.8% iss”"*”PLUS the Red Sox. to find a little rhythm.” ford and Mrs. Phyllis Williams of pitches and when he’s having a Ramos added a two-run, two-out Ave., Bloomfield. “ In the first inning, they hit a Mariners manager Chuck Cott­ Hodgdon Mills, Maine; and two With All Trucks Sold & Delivered tough time getting ahead on the single in the fourth that broke a 2-2 OnAIICKIO — CK20's couple of sinkers through the hole ier likes the maturity Moore grandchildren. count — he was behind all day — it tie. Rangers too hot for base hits, and I thought it was showed. The funeral will be Tuesday at Elizabeth Barnsbee makes it difficult. He had to lay the going to be a long day,” said “ He’s become a pitcher, rather 9:30 a.m. at the Spencer Funeral Elizabeth (Weldon) Barnsbee, ball in there and they were hitting The Mariners took a 2-0 lead in Moore, 9-6. than just a good arm and a hard Home, 112 Main St., East Hamp­ 87, a longtime resident of Manches­ it.” the first on run-scoring singles by SAMPLE BUYS The Red Sox picked up one run on thrower,” Cottier said. “ H e’s been ton, with a mass of Christian burial ter and Coventry, died Sunday at a It could have been much worse — for the Yankees Alvin Davis and Presley. the hits, but a popup and Mike getting his breaking ball over, and at 10 a.m. at St. John Fisher convalescent home in Rochester, Houston left 15 runners onbase. Boston drew to 2-1 in its half of NEW 1985 CIO Vz TON PICK-UP Easler’s double-play grounder to he’s learned to take something off the first on consecutive singles by 2 Church. Marlborough. Burial wil N.Y. NEW 1985 K10 4x4 PICK-UP Sunday’s contest was won in second ended the threat. his fastball in certain situations.” 2 be in Marlborough Cemetery. She was born in Manchester, the typical Astros’ fashion. The club, ARLINGTON, Texas (UPJ) - couldn’t control anything tonight. Dwight Evans, Wade Boggs and Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 daughter of the late Dr. Thomas stock #2537 ON SALE stock #2734 ON SALE never known for power, stroked 16 The 106-degree temperatures and Everything was happening so “ Easier hit that ball right on the Bruce Hurst, 7-8, took the loss for Jim Rice, and 7 to 9 p.m. and Annie (Carter) Weldon. She singles and three doubles. Houston torrid pitching by Texas’ Chris quick, I really didn’t have a chance button, but Harold (Reynolds) the Red Sox. ’The left-hander had The Red Sox tied the score 2-2 and her husband, the late John received at least one hit from 10 Welsh wilted the New York to settle down.” made a good play on it," said been 5-0 since rejoining the start­ when Evans led off the third with Barnsbee, lived firk in Manches­ List Price M 0,320 List Price <12,447 players and at least one RBI from Yankees. Johnson led the Rangers with Moore, who struck out seven and ing rotatioii after a bullpen stint. his 12th homer. ter, and then in Coventry for nine. Welsh. 2-2, struck out four and three RBI and three hits, but U.S. alters almost 30 years. She then spent Sale Price ^ 8,900 Sale Price <10,895 “ (Jose) Cruz can do a lot of walked three Sunday night for his spiked his foot sliding into second many-years in Florida, and moved things for us but for the most part first victory as a starter since Sept. base and limped out of the game at AL roundup to Rochester four years ago. we’re not a club of superstars,” 6, 1982, scattering eight hits the end of the fourth. 9 GNP outlook Survivors include a son, Clive You Save M,420 Reynolds said. “ We have to get through seven innings to help the For the second game in a row, 9 YOU SAVE M,552 Barnsbee of Rochester, N.Y.; a with 40 month Financing production up and down the lineup. Rangers to an 8-2 triumph. Oddibe McDowell led off the first WASHINGTON (UPI) - The sister. Nan Flanagan of Manches­ with 48 month Financing Otherwise, we don’t have a chance Dave Rozema worked the final inning with a home run. administration, admitting the ter; and two grandchildren. 13.5% APR 8.0o^ 13.5% APR 8.8% to win.” two innings for Texas. Changes rapid in races economy has not been growing as The funeral will be private. Joe Niekro, scheduled to pitch New York, which stranded 10 fast as expected, today cut back its There are no calling hours. A New *0900 SALE PRICE *0900 *10,895 SALE PRICE *10,095 Friday night’s game before it was men, now has lost five of its last six By Gerry Monlgon ager Gene Mauch said. “ They Jays 9-8, fired a four-hitter for the estimate of the gross national York funeral home has charge of rained out, came back two days games, two of those losses coming Martin suffers * 900 10% DOWN * 900 • 1,095 10% DOWN * 1,095 United Press International had one when they didn’t want it, triumph. The home runs all came product for 1985 from 3.9 percent to arrangements. later to scatter eight hits and even in the three-game weekend series and we’ve had one when we against starter Britt Burns, 11-7, 3 percent. *0OOtf AMT. FINANCED *0000 * 9,000 AMT. FINANCED • 9,000 his record at 8-8. The knuckle- against Texas. punctured lung Recently, the American League didn’t.” who had a one-hitter over the first *2613.60 FINANCE CHARGE *1643.74 bailer, who won his first game over “ I think the key tonight was * 3.201.36 FINANCE CHARGE * 2,013.56 has gone through some drastic The victory was the Blue Jays five innings. In a written statement. Beryl the Mets in five tries this year, keeping people like (Rickey) ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) THANKSGIVING changes. eighth straight, tying a club Sprinkel, chairman of the Council welcomed the early edge provided Henderson and (Dave) Winfield off — New York Yankees manager Royais 7, Indians 4 YOU SAVE <970 Less than two weeks ago at record, and pushing them 25 of Economic Advisers, issued the NOVENA TO ST. JUDE YOU SAVE *1188 by his mates. base and shutting down their Billy Martin suffered a punc- At Kansas City, Mo., Steve Anaheim, Calif., the Angels won games above .500, a team record. revised economic assumptions to “We’ve been struggling, no running game, ’ ’ Welsh said. "They tu r ^ lung Sunday night follow­ Balboni blasted a three-run homer O holy St. Jude, Apostle and mar­ three of four games in a series The sweep marked the first time In reflect available data for the first doubt about it, ’ ’ said Niekro, whose weren’t able to do that (run) ing an injection for back spasms and Hal McRae added a two-run tyr, great In virtue and rich In mlra- against the Blue Jays. At that 1985 the Angels have lost more than half of 1985 and the outlook for the clea; near kinsman of Jeaua Christ, club had won Just once in 10 games tonight.” by the Texas Rangers team shot to help the Royals complete a point, California pulled to its three games In a row. rest of the year. faithful Intercessor of all who In­ before Sunday. “ Everytime we Welsh had a 7-0 cushion after two physician. sweep of their three-game series. voke your special partronags In ALL ASTRO VANS $59 OVER INVOICE “ Yes, I did it,” Dr. B.J. largest lead in team history in the “Everything came together in made a mistake, it would come innings and an RBI double by Cliff Mark Gubicza, 7-5, scattered six tlfn# ot noM. To you I hivo ro- A L West while helping the New this series,” Whitt said. “ From the fourth quarter of 1984 back and haunt us. Today, we got Johnson plumped that to 8-0 in the Mycoskle said. “ I guess I hits, struck out five over seven course from the depth of my heart York Yankees move within U/4 to the fourth quarter of 1985 real the big lead and that took the fourth. misjudged the thickness of his Tigers 3, Twins 2 innings. Vern Ruble, 2-7, took the and humbly beg to whom God has games of slumping Toronto in the G N P growth is projected at 3 given such great power to come to pressure off.” “ With no breeze it was a little bit chest wall. Usually, athletes At Minneapolis, Darrell Evans, loss. East. percent,” he said. “ The forecast my assistance. Help me In my pre- With two out in the Astros’ third, warm, but the eight runs cooled me have a lot thicker wall.” who has homered In each of the last Sunday, at Exhibition Stadium, A’s 5, Brawars 2 for real growth over the 1986-90 eent and urgent petition. In return I Cruz — who was 3-for-5 with three off quickly,” Welsh said. “ You According to Mycoskle, Mar­ three games, smacked his 22nd of promise to make your name known tin approached him before the the Blue Jays posted a 5-1 victory period has not changed." runs scored — doubled and Jerry don’t have to be overpowering and the season and the 300th of his At Milwaukee, Alfredo Griffin and cause you to be Invoked. Yankees game against the over the Angels to complete a Say three 'Our Fathers. Three Mumphrey walked. Rookie Glenn throw strikeouts ta win.” career, to break a 2-2 tie and lift the had three hits, scored three times ARTER Rangers at Arlington Stadium four-game sweep. Suddenly, To­ Even if the economy rebounds in Hall Maiya and Glorias." Publica­ Davis, with 12 RBI in his last eight Marty Bystrom, 0-1, made his Tigers. and knocked in a run to lift the A's. the second half of the year, tion must be promised. St. Jude games, then singled in Cruz and first appearance since .last No­ complaining of back spasms. ronto has a seven-game bulge over Bill Krueger, S-9, worked the first administration officials acknowl­ tjs snd all who Invoke your first baseman Danny Heep’s error vember’s surgery on his pitching Mycoskie administered a shot the Yankees, and the Kansas City Orloies 6, White Sox 1 seven innings to notch the victory. edged the drop in anticipated aid. Amen. This novena has never on Alan Ashby’s grounder brought elbow, giving up five runs in the just below the right shoulder Royals are within three games of At Chicago, Rich Dauer, Eddie Jay Howell pitched two innings of been known to fall. I have had mv EVROLET blade, creating a small perfora­ the Angels. growth could trim revenues and home Mumphrey. Davis scored on first inning. Murray and Gary Roenicke hit solo one-hit relief for his 20th save. request granted. “ There are down periods, and we add to the $223 billion federal German Rivera's single for a 4-0 ” I didn’t know where the ball tion In the lung. home runs in the sixth Inning to Danny Darwin, 0-12, suffered his DPS. just have one.” California man­ deficit forecast for next year. was going,” Bystrom said. “ I lead the Orioles. Scott McGregor, eighth straight loss. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 29, 19B5 - 13

12 - M A N CH ESTER HERALD. Monday, July 29, 1985 _ - ■ Beantown’s ‘Splendid Splinter^ is caught perfectly Moriarty Field to host

To help with accuracy, the Hall LaMontagne had a fun with this Bv Ken Franckllno of Fame loaned LaMontagne one of work, which was commissioned by Twilight League playoffs United Press International Williams' Red Sox uniforms, plus a the Yawkey Foundation, run by bat he used in 1941, the year the Red Sox co-owner Jean Yawkey. SCITUATE, R.I. - Every limea six-time American League batting "I was an all-state baseball baseball player hits one good, he player in high school and he was For the first time ever, the the lifth through eighth place said MB manager Gene Johnson. champion hit ,406, Greater Hartford Twilight League teams. Chapulis, who according to John­ gets a special feeling as the ball On one trip to the studio, my hero," LaMontagne said. “ The sails toward home run territory. first thing he did when he got in ; playoffs will be held at Manches­ Two losers' bracket games are son took "an hour and a half” to Williams was accompanied by his ter's Moriarty Field this year. featured on Saturday, Aug. 10. The round the bases, drew a walk in the Sculptor Armand LaMontagne 16-year-old son John Henry, born here was give me a batting lesson. has captured that moment in wood I'm not going to argue with the only The double elimination tourna­ tournament will continue on suc­ third and was promptly removed long after his father's baseball cessive days until a champion is from the game, with a most appropriate subject — days. He was awed when he walked living .400 hitter.” ment, officially known as the Jack Hall of Earner Ted Williams, The project was something new crowned. r lv& 4 in and saw the Red Sox uniform Rose Memorial Playoffs, begins oh “ No running allowed," quipped baseball's only living .400 hitter. for Williams, who spends most of the weekend of August 9. The top With the playoffs just two weeks ■ » ' hanging on the studio wall. John away, Moriarty Brothers have an adamant Johnson. LaMontagne’s life-like, life-size his time fishing these days and eight teams in the circuit qualify. Ray Gliha made it back-to-back A t - i - Henry had never seen one of his began preparations to defend their work of the Boston Red Sox slugger dad's uniforms before. does some spring training batting One of those that should have a blasts by following Chapulis' first who was nicknamed “ The Splendid instruction for the Red Sox. lock on a berth is defending title. The MBs, who erupted for 60 LaMontagne was precise on runs in sweeping all five tourney tater with one of his own. 0 ' Splinter” was unveiled Friday at minute details — like one raised LaMontagne started with the big champion Moriarty Brothers, cur­ Moriarty tallied six times in the the Baseball Hall of Fame in block of wood, and an electric rently in second place with an 18-4 games last year, stomped the knuckle in Williams' batting grip, visiting Vernon Orioles, 11-4, Sat­ first to give unbeaten ace hurler Cooperstown, N.Y. a slightly off-center cap, the double chainsaw to rough cut the statue. record for 36 points. Dave Bidwell, 8-0, all the runs he LaMontagne caught Williams at Then he switched to mallet and a urday night. knots he tied in his shoes, and the The initial round of the playoffs Burly Bill Chapulis, still hobbled needed. Bidwell, whostruckout 11, the instant after he belled a way he kept the tongues up to keep Series of carefully sharpened chis­ yielded four hits, two of them fastball. He has completed his will be held at the home fields of the with a strained Achilles' Heel, dirt out. els. One wrong stroke could have homers by Bobby Marks and Bob swing, torso twisted like a pretzel, top four regular season finishers. circled the bases in the only The sculptor even has Williams ruined the work. Cressotti to account for all of neck muscles bulging with stress Moriarty Brothers appears a manner possible in his condition — choking up one inch on his "Ted and I both earn a living Vernon's markers. and tension. strong bet to play all of its leisurely. Chapulis, the designated Louisville Slugger. swinging a stick,” LaMontagne Williams' head and eyes are post-season games in Manchester. hitter, cranked a pair of home runs Steve Chotiner returned to the "He's a perfectionist. He in­ said. "He swung a bat, I swing a frozen straight ahead, as if watch­ Should the MBs maintain their and drove in six runs Saturday, MB lineup and was a perfect sisted that I do that," LaMontagne mallet. He had three shots at it. I ing the ball far above the bullpens / home field advantage pace, they including a first-inning grand slam 3-for-3. Dave Smythe, Mike John­ said. "Ted told me, 'You're going had one,” will kick off the tourney at 7:30 son and Jeff Johnson added two that border right-centerfield in Despite several serious injuries and a second-frame two-run shot. to be criticized for that, but you're p.m. Friday, Aug 9, hosting one of "He wa.s the whole ballgame," 2 Boston's Fenway Park. and two war interruptions, Willi­ hits apiece. (JPI photo 2 At first glance, you'd swear this absolutely right.'" f “When he came in, I told him: ams batted .344 and hit 521 homers Ted Williams is wearing an official UPl photo 'There's a 1,400-pound splinter during a 19-year career with the Atlanta's Brad Komminsk ts tagged out as he tries to score from third during Red Sox uniform. But it's all Red Sox that stretched from 1939 , third inning at Veterans Stadium. carefully sculpted and painted Sculptor Armand LaMontagne puts Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, here, all we have to do is make it at home by Phillies’ catcher Ozzie Virgil spendid.' He said, 'You can do it.' through 1960. Juniors primed for playoffs wood, carved from a single 1,400- finishing touches on life-size carving of N.Y. Williams was the A L Most pound block of laminated bass­ He kept me right on course." Ted Williams, that will stand in the Valuable Player in 1946 and 1949 ished 8-5-1 and in a three-way lie Seaman banged out a pair of hits wood. Right down to the beltloops, Williams, now 66, was im­ Manchester's Junior Legion but shrugged off the honors with for fourth place in the league, takes and RBls apiece. buttons and the crimson No. 9 on pressed.. On a full-color working squad primed up for tonight's NL roundup the comment. "M V P awards are on Mark's Auto Recyclers tonight Base hits by Joe Leonard and the back. Ruth, his hut cocked, waiting for Now, it has a neighbor. details on his swing and style. The sketch that LaMontagne prepared, JC-Courant League Senior Div­ work portrays him in the mid- he wrote: "To Armand, who did something people give you; bat­ ision playoffs by copping a double- at Ray McKenna Field in East Rich Sullivan keyed a Ihrec-run 9 9 Last year, LaMontagne worked the pitch to arrive. That statue Williams visited LaMontagne's ting titles are things you win Hartford in the first round of the first inning to send the Juniors on from photographs to complete a quickly became the main attrac­ studio five limes to pose for the 1950s, when he was still in his such a good job, even making me header exhibition sweep Sunday, yourself.” single elimination playoffs at 5:30 their way in the nightcap. Chris similar life-size work of Babe tion in the Hall of Fame's lobby. work and help provide exact prime in his mid-30s. look good." besting New Britain, 8-1 and 4-1, at Cougar Field. p.m. Greene chipped in with two hits. Desperate Cubs romp The double triumph lops off the Rookie hurler Jim Kitsock scat­ Sullivan, another rookie pitcher, locals' final overall record at tered four hits and struckout five in went the distance and limited New the opener. Jon Roe and Trent Britain to five hits. 15-10-1. Manchester, which fin­ Bv Mike Tullv drove in lour runs with a homer victory and his third complete United Press International and double. game. "I'm glad to contribute to the win Expos 6, Reds 0 SCOREBOARD The Chicago Cubs are so desper­ and I 'm happy to come in here and Owners to offer counter-proposal At Montreal, Andre Dawson ate now, they would take the pot of have a good game, but only because we needed this one very cracked a two-run homer to Shelley Hamlin, 574 71- 74-74-74—American 293 League results Tigers 3. Twins 2 Astros 12, Mats 4 Cubs 0, Dodgers 2 gold even if the lax man was support the four-hit pitching of Laurl Peterson, 573 72- 707576— 293 By AAlke Tullv today, and their chief negotiator have said they will not pay a standing nearby. badly,” said Lopes, who was Barbro Mlzrohle, 574 7572-7571— 293 rookie Joe Hesketh, 8-4, and lead United Press International said the issue of pension money one-third share, but have offered The Cubs snapped a three-game released by the Dodgers to make Cindy Mackey, 460 74-71-7576— 294 Rangers 7, Yankees 2 DETROIT MINNESOTA HOUSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO LOS ANGELES the Expos. Ron Robinson, 5-2, took Golf Allison Finney, 480 72- 71-7576— 294 would be discussed. no specific plan. losing streak with a 9-2 rout of the room for the promising Steve Sax abrhbl obrhM ObrhM abrhbl ObrhM ObrhM the loss. Cincinnati player- Lynn Parker, 442 71-757576— 295 Whitakr 3b 4 1 3 0 Puckett ct 3 1 3 0 Doran 3b 4)20 Dykstra cf 4 0 1 0 Dsrnler ct 5 2 1 0 Russell ss 4 0 0 0 NEW YORK — Negotiations “ We'll talk about it,” Lee The meeting came on the same Los Angeles Dodgers Sunday, and at second base. Sherri Turner, 443 71- 7574-74—NEW 295 YORK TEXAS manager Pete Rose did not play Trm m ll ss 4 1 1 0 Wshngt ss 3 0 0 0 Garner 3b 2 I 1 I Sisk p 0 0 0 0 Sandbro 2b 5 1 1 0 DIoz p 0 0 0 0. between major league baseball MacPhail said. "We'll do our best day baseball commissioner Peter even the loss of starter Rick "There's no particular incentive Kathy Hite, 405 73- 74-7573— 296 Ob r h bl Ob r h bi Gibson rf 4 0 0 0 Hrbek lb 4 0 0 0 CRvnIds ss 6 1 4 1 Backmn 2b 4 2 3 0 Lopes rf 5 2 3 4 Cabell 3b 3 0 0 0 and needs 28 hits to pass T y Cobb’s PGA results Lynn Stroney, 405 7571-74-75— 296 Hendrsn cf 5 1 2 Parrish 2 McDwII dh cf 4 50 0 1 Brnnsky 2 rf 4 1 23 1 1 Bass cf 4 3 11 Strwbrr rt 3 3 3 4 Matthws It 3 1 1 1 Landrex ct4 1 1 0 team owners and players can enter to gel something together.” Ueberroth, speaking in Cooper­ Sutcliffe with a pulled leg muscle against the Dodgers. They did C. Charbonnier, 405 74- 757576— 296 Mttnoly 1b 3 0 1 Evans 0 Tollesn 1b 2b 3 3111 Engle 2 dh 4 0 3 2 01 Cruz If 5 3 3 1 Carter c 3 0 0 0 Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 Guerrer If 3 110 a new phase today, with owners The owners and players will what they fell they had to do and career record. LIso Young, 347 stown, N.Y., at the Baseball Hall of failed to diminish the glee. $MO,000 OrMttr Hartford Open 7571-77-73— 297 Winfield rf 5 0 2 0 Garbev Walker If If3 4110 0 3 1 Gagne pr 0 0 0 0 Mmphrv rf 3 1 1 1 RRvnIds c I 0 0 0 Cey 3b 4 0 10 Maldond If 0 0 0 0 possibly offering a counter­ meet later today at the headquar­ what they felt was right. I wasn’t At Cromwoll/ Conn., July 21 Kim Shipman, 346 707577-77— 297 Baylor dh 3 0 10 Bergmn Johnsn 1bdh 3 3 13 0 1 3 0 Gaetfl 3b 3 0 0 0 Jones rt 10 11 Heep lb 3 0 2 0 Davis c 4 2 2 1 Brock 1b 4 0 11 Fame, said he would use his "We needed this game very Cardinals 4, Padres 2 Alice RItzman, 347 ters of the Players Association. (Par 71) 7574-7574— 297 Griffey If 4 0 10 Brookns Stein dh 3b 2 0 1 00 0 0 0 Hafcher If 3 0 0 0 Davis lb 4 2 3 2 Foster It 4 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 Marshll rf 4 0 2 1 proposal on the key issue of powers to help reach a settlement badly. " Chicago manager Jim doing what they expected in 1981.1 At San Diego, Darrell Porter Blocfcmar won ployoff on first oxtra holt Beverly Klass, 346 74-7574-76— 297 Rndiph 2b 3 0 1 0 Lemon Jones cf 1b 5 114 0 10 0 Meier If 10 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 0 0 0 Speler ss 4 0 2 0 Scloscia c 4 0 0 0 pension money. During the talks, the players don't blame them. They had Sax Ayako Okamoto, 346 74-757577— 297 Robrtsn 3b 3 0 0 0 Wright rf x3 1 1 1 "f will take all appropriate Frey said. "The performance we drove in three runs with a double Dan Pohl. 52.000 68-69-^8-66— 271 Melvin c 3 0 0 0 Teufel 3b 4 0 0 0 Ballev c 4 0 3 1 Sontona ss 4 0 1 0 Sutcliffe p0000 Sax2b 3000 Faced with an Aug. 6 strike have been awaiting a management coming up. Nor will 1 say it was a Jodie AAudd, 52.800 68-^7-70^6— 271 M. J. Smith, 315 72- 757576—Pagllarl 299 3b 1 0 0 0 Buechel 3b 4 Laudner 0 c 3 0 10 0 Rivera 3b 6 I 1 1 Darling p 10 0 0 Sorensen p 2 0 0 0 Powell p 0 0 0 0 action to assist both sides for a got from Larry (Sorensen) ... it and a homer to lead the Cardinals. Barb Thomas, 307 73- 75 77-77-300Bradley c 4 0 0 0 Petralll c 3 0 12 counter-proposal to their demand P. Blackmar. 108.000 72-67-^4-68— 271 Totals 33 3 8 3 Totals 33 2 7 3 NIekro p 5 0 0 0 Staub ph 10 0 0 Moreind rt 1 1 0 0 Whitflld ph 1 0 0 0 deadline set by the players, successful conclusion of the negoti­ gave our guys a little breather. We mistake. Everything's going well John Tudor, 12-8, went 8 1-3 innings R. Floyd, 52,000 64-68-69-72— 272 A-Morlene Strelt 7571-79-70— 303 Mechm ss 1 0 0 Datroll 0 Wllkrsn ss 4 0 300 001 000— 0 30 Gormon p 0 0 0 0 Honevett p 0 0 0 0 management's executive council for one-third of the $1.1 billion A-omateur Berra ss 2 110 ations," he said. "We can't allow needed a lift like that. It was great for me now." for the victory, with Jeff Lahti Wayne Grady, 25,200 70-65-65-72— 272 Minnesota 300 000 000— 2 Hurdle rf 2 0 0 0 Castillo p 0 0 0 0 television package. The owners Lon Hinkle, 19,425 706669-68— 273 Hassey ph 1 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Evans (7). Totals 46 12 It 10 Totals 34 4 0 4 Bailor ss 10 0 0 has scheduled a morning meeting these negotiations to fail." for him to come in when we needed The Cubs also got homers from gelling two outs for his 12th save. Totals 3S 2 9 2 Totals 35 8 11 8 Andy Magee, 19,425 72686568— 273 E— Evans, Hernandez. DP— Detroit Houston 103 300131— 12 Totals 17 9 II 4 Totals 31 2 5 1 help so badly and pilch as well as Gary Matthews and Jody Davis to LaMarr Hoyt, 13-5, was t ^ loser, P. Jacobsen. 19.425 71-6967-66— 273 x-owarded first bos* on cotctitr's 3. LOB— Detroit 5, Minnesota 6. New York 009000010— 4 Chicago 200 300 500— 9 help snap the Dodgers' five-game Brett Upper, 19,425 71686668— 273 interfertnet. 2B— Trammell, Garbev, Bru- (Same-winning RBI — Cruz (6). Los Angeles 300 000 000— 2 he did." snapping his personal IL game J John Cook, 14,400 6669-7267— 274 Baseball New York 000 020 000— 2 nonskv. H R — Evans (231. SB— E— Heeo, Ballev, Johnson Santana 2. Game-winning RBI — Matthews With Sutcliffe forced to leave in winning streak. J Texos S20 100 00X— 8 winning streak. Scott Hoch, 14,400 69-716668— 274 Puckett (9). S— DP— Houston 1. LOB— Houston 15, (2). the first inning. Sorensen, 3-2, Los Angeles' Dennis Powell, Mark WIebe, 14,400 68-71-6867-274 Gome-wInnlng RBI — McDowell Woshlngton, Goettl. New York 5.2B— Cruz 2, Bass, Backmon. E— Cey, Sax. DP— Chicago 1, • making his first major-league Giants 3, Pirates 2 Larry RInker, 14,400 69686671— 274 (6). IP H R ER BB SO HR -Strawberry 2 (12). SB— Los Angeles 1. LOB— Chicago 3, Los' worked 5 1-3 innings for the Gil Morgan, 10.200 696969-68— 275 American League standings E— Randolph, Griffey, Bradley, Mat­ Datroll Strawberry (13), Backmon (15),Cruz (9). Angeles 4. 2B— Dernier, [}avls, Speler,' victory. Warren Brusstar pitched start, yielded all three homers. At San Francisco, David Green's Dan Forsman, 10,200 70-7069-66— 275 tingly. DP— Texas 1. LOB— New York Tanana (W 5-10) 7 6 3 2 1 7 SF— Davis. Lopes, Guerrero.. HR— Lopes (9), Mat­ three innings for his third save. two-out 10th inning single scored Jack Renner, 10,200 71-686868— 275 10, Texos 9. 2B— Henderson, Johnson, Hernandez (S 30) 2 1 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO thews (4), Davis (9). SB— Landreaux Berra, Griffey. HR— McDowell (10), “ We had a 2-2 tie when Sorensen Phillies 7, Braves 3 Chris Brown from second base, Bob Eastwood, 10,200 756669-65— 275 W L Pet. GB Minnesota Houston (10), Lopes (37). S— Powell. Mark O'Meara. 10,200 69-706868— 275 Henderson (14). SB— Tollseson (13), Schrom (L 8-11) 9 8 3 3 2 6 NIekro (W 84) 9 8 4 4 2 3 came in. and it’s one of those days, At Philadelphia, Von Hayes and enabling the Giants to complete a Mark Lye. 6,771 72-667068— 276 Toronto 62 37 .626 — McDowell (14). S— Tollseson. Tanana pitched to 1 batter In th. New York 53 42 .558 7 8 New York IP H R ER BB SO and those things happen, " Los Juan Samuel hit triples to highlight sweep of their four-game series. Joe Inman, 6,771 70-69-69-68— 276 T — 2:38. A— 37,146. Darling (L KM) 4 8 7 5 6 1 Chicago Jim Nelford, 6,771 71667069— 276 Detroit 52 44 . 541 8'/3 IP H R ER BB SO Angeles manager Tom Lasorda a pair of three-run innings that Scott Garrells, who pitched to only Boston 52 46 . 531 9'/3 Gorman 3 5 1113 Sutcliffe 2-3 3 2 2 1 0 % Hubert Green. 6,771 6671-69-70— 276 New York Sisk 3 6 4 1 0 3 Sornsn (W 3-2) 51-3 1 0 0 1 3 said. "Sorensen just stopped us carried the Phillies. Jerry Koos- one batter, picked up his fifth U John Mahaffey, 6,771 6671-7069— 276 Boltimore 50 46 . 521 10'/3 Bystrm (L 0-1) 1 2-3 6 7 4 2 1 Royals?, Indlans4 WP— NIekro. T — 3:05. A— 34,290. U Brusstar (S 3) 3 1 0 0 0 2 Clorence Rose, 6,771 72-6967-68— 276 Milwaukee 41 54 .432 19 Shirley 2 1-3 4 1 1 0 0 cold" man, 6-2, survived a poor start to victory in eight decisions. Cecilio Cleveland 30 66 . 313 30'/3 Los Angeles Fuziy Zoeller, 6,771 67-71-68-70— 276 Allen 2 1 0 0 1 1 Powell (L 0-1) 4 5 4 4 0 2 Former Dodger Davey Lopes pilch a five-hitter, notching the Guanle, 2-3. was the loser. Wayne Levi, 4,620 68-707566— 277 West Bordl 2 0 0 0 1 1 CLEVELAND KANSAS CITY Expos8,RedsO California 56 42 .571 — ObrhM ObrhM Honeycutt 2 2-3 5 5 1 1 0 George Burns. 4,620 71667070— 277' Texas Castillo 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Roger Maltble, 4,620 69-706870— 277 Kansas City 53 44 .542 3 Welsh (W 2-2) 7 0 2 2 3 3 Butler ct 5 0 10 Wilson ct 4 0 0 0 Oakland 51 47 .520 5 Fronco ss 5 111 Smith If 3 110 CINCINNATI MONTREAL DIoz 2 1 0 0 0 0 To m Kite, 3,652 726872-66278 Rozema 2 1 0 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM HBP— bv Sorensen (Sax). WP— Larry Mize, 3,652 71-706 9 68— 278 Chicago 48 47 .505 6V2 HBP— by Welsh (Boylor). T — 2:45. A— Bernzrd 2b 4 1 0 0 LJones If 10 0 0 Minnesota 45 51 .469 10 Jacoby 3b 3 1 2 0 Brett 3b 4 110 Milner ct 4 0 2 0 Raines It 5 110 Sutcliffe, Honeycutt, Castillo. T— 2:44. Steve Pate, 3,652 68657570— 278 22,523. Conepen ss 1 0 0 0 Wshngt ss 4 1 2 1 A— 47,571. Greg Normon, 3,652 67169-72— 278 Seattle 46 52 . 469 10 Hargrv 1b 3 0 11 McRoe dh 4 2 2 3 6 Texas 39 59 .398 17 Vukovch rf 4 0 1 2 loro rt 3 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Dawson rt 4 1 2 2 Tom Purtzer, 3,652 71-706869— 278 Marlners7,RedSox2 Perez 1b 3 0 10 Wallach 3b 4 0 0 0 V. Regalado, 3,652 67-73-68 70— 278 Saturday's Results Castillo dh 4 0 0 0 Sherotn rf 10 10 Hall of Fame inducts Esosky It 4 0 0 0 Driessn 1b 4 1 I 0 D. Lundstrom, 3,652 72-63-6875— 278 Toronto 8, California 3 Carter It 3 0 0 0 White 2b 4 110 Eastern League standings L Seattle 10, Boston 3 Bando bh 1110 BdIbonI 1b 3 2 2 3 Cedeno rf 2 0 0 0 Law 2b 3 111 L Bobby Wodklns, 3,652 67-69-71-71— 278 SEATTLE BOSTON Oester 2b 3 0 10 Wnnngh cf 4 1 2 1 Bob Lohr?^,580 68-707071— 279 Baltimore 9, Chlcogo 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h M Willard c 4 0 2 0 Wothan c 3 0 10 Milwaukee 4, Oakland 3 Conepen ss 3 0 1 1 Bllordell c 3 0 0 0 FItzgerld c 3 0 1 0 W L Pet. OB Hale Irwin, 2,580 6 672-71-70— 279 Ramos ss 4 0 13 Evans rf 3 3 3 1 Robinson p 1 0 0 0 Hesketh p 3 0 0 1 Albany 42 42 .594 — Corey Pavln, 2,580 74-6467-74— 279 Minnesota 11, Detroit 4 Calderon If 5 3 3 1 Booos 3b 4 0 2 0 Totals 14 4 9 4 Totals 11 7 10 7 Kansas City 6, Cleveland 3 Clevelond 100 000 011— 4 Vn Grdrpb 10 0 0 New Britain 58 45 .543 3'/i Tim Slmpson,$2,580 716869-71— 279 Cowens rf 5 0 0 0 Rice If 4 0 11 Stupor p 0 0 0 0 Waterburv 59 44 .542 3',^ quartet of specialists New York 14. Texos 2 Thomas dh 4 2 1 2 Bucknr 1b Kansas 4 City 0 200 2 01040X— 0 7 Paul Azinger, 2,580 70707168— 279 Sunday’s Results (kime-wlnnlng RBI— McRae (4). Knicelv ph 1 0 0 0 Vermont 53 52 .505 9'/> Buddy Gardner. 2,580 69-71-71-68— 279 Davis 1b 3 111 Easier dh 4 0 0 0 Buchann p 0 0 0 0 Nashua 47 55 .441 14 Payne Stewart. 2,580 6 871-74-66— 279 Toronto 5, California 1 Presley 3b 5 I 4 1 Barrett 3b 4 0 1 0 DP— Cleveland 1. LOB— Cleveland 9, Seattle 7, Boston 2 Kansas City 2.2B— Butler, Balbonl. HR— Totalt 17 0 4 0 Totals 34 4 10 4 Glens Falls 48 50 .453 15 Jim Thorpe, 2,100 69-69-69-73— 280 Hendrsn cf 4 0 0 0 Sax c 2 0 0 0 CIncInnan 000 000 000— 0 Pittsfield 44 59 .430 14’,^ Bv Joe llluzzi peared in 20 or more games, in stown's doors for other Brod Faxon, 1,756 7267-71-71— 281 Detroit 3, MInnesoto 2 Scott c 4)10 Gedman c 2 0 0 0 McRoe (9), Balbonl (18). SB— Smith 2 Baltimore 6. Chlcogo 1 (23), Sheraton (10), Butler (30). Montroal 00930000k- 4 Reading 42 58 .420 10 United Press International 18 years with the Chicago Cubs relievers. B. Joeckel, 1.756 69-7071-71— 281 Revnids 3b 4 0 0 0 Lyons cf 4 0 10 Game-winning RBI — Washington Sunday's Results Jim Simons. 1.756 716967-74— 281 Oakland 5, Milwaukee 2 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 0 0 IP H R ER B B SO and St. Louis Cardinals, Brock "I am the first relief pitcher to ( 1). Nashua 4, Albany 0 J.C. Sneod, 1,756 69-72-7070— 281 Kansas City 7. Cleveland 4 Armas ph 1 0 0 0 Cleveland COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. - had a lifetime .293 average and be inducted into the Hall of Texas 8, New York 2 Ruble (L 2-7) 5 2-3 9 7 7 0 4 DP— Montreal 3. LOB— Cincinnati Waterburv 3, Glens Falls 2,1st game Ronnie Black, 1,756 69-7072-70— 281 Totals 30 7 11 7 Totals 35 2 t 2 5, Montreal 7. 2B— Raines, Driessen. Waterburv 13, Glens Falls 8,2nd game The four newest members of hit more than .300 eight times. Fame and I won’t be the last,” T.C . Chen, 1,461 69-69-72-72— 202 Monday’s <2ames SeoHle 200 200 210— 7 Easterly 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 (All Times EDT) Thompson 1 1 0 0 0 0 3B— Wlnnlngham. HR— Dawson Vermont 4, Reading 3,1st game Baseball’s Hall of Fame can be Slaughter, who spent most of said Wilhelm, who holds the David Edwards, 1,461 7069-7073— 282 Boston 101 000 000— 2 (10). S— Hesketh. Vermont 2, Reading 1,2nd game Bobby Nichols. 1,461 73-6869-72— 282 Kansas City (Saberhogen 11-5) at Game-winnino RBI — Ramos (2), Kansas City characterized as specialists. 21 big-league seasons with the record for most games pitched Detroit (Petry 11-9), 7:35 p.m. Gubicza (W 7-5) 7 6 1 1 0 5 New Britain 5, Pittsfield 0,1st game P. Oosterhuls, 1,461 73-6867-74— 282 E— Cowens, Boggs, Gedman. IP H R ER B B SO The image of Lou Brock is Cardinals and the New York (1,070) and victories by a Colvin Peete. 1,386 68-72-71-72— 283 New York (Whitson 57) at Cleveland D P — Seottle 1, Boston 1. L O B — LaCoss 2-3 1 2 2 3 0 New Britain 4, Pittsfield 2,2nd gome (Blyleven 9-10), 7:35 p.m. Qsnbrrv (S 23) 1 1-3 2 1 1 0 1 Cincinnati Monday's Games UPl photo that of a base stealer; of Hoyt Yankees, is known as the Pete reliever (124). “ Relief pitching Dennis Trixler, 1,386 72-69-70 72— 283 Seattle 9, Boston 7. 2B— Calderon, Robinson (L 5-2) 4 6 6 6 1 2 I Bob Glider, 1,362 74-657075— 284 Toronto (Key 9-4) at Boltimore Lyons, Buckner 2, Scott. HR— Evans (12), WP— Gubicza. T — 2:36. A— 38,352. Albany at Nashua (Boddlcker 10-10), 7:35 p.m. Stupor 3 2 0 0 1 3 Waterburv at Glens Falls Wilhelm, a reliever; of Enos Rose of the 1940s. Nicknamed is a specialty. You don’t see Pat McGowan, 1,362 72-687571— 284 Thomas (20). Buchonan 120000 Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia just Gomez ot Ecuador in the men’s Clay Chip Beck. 1.344 7071-7074— 285 Texas (Hough 9-10) at Milwau­ IP H R ER BBSO Reading at Vermont Slaughter, a fire-breathing "Country” because he was many teams winning without Joey SIndelar. 1,332 716874-73— 286 kee (HIguera 7-6), 0:35 p.m. Seattle ^ A‘i5,Brawars2 Montroal Pittsfield at New Britain misses a back-hand return to Andres Court finals. Lendl won, 6-1, 6-3. hustler; and the late Arky raised in Roxboro, N.C., Slaugh­ that guy. Actually, it was during Hesketh (W M ) 9 4 0 0 5 4 Tuesday's Gomes C. Bolling, 1,314 72-69-7573— 287 Moore (W 9-6) 9 9 2 2 1 7 Vaughan, a hitting shorstop. ter ran the bases with reckless the 50s when it started. It is a Tim Norris. 1,314 707074-73— 287 Minnesota (Viola 10-9) at Seattle Boston OAKLAND MILWAUKBl Albany at Nashua Jim Dent. 1,290 707074-74— 288 (Young 7-11), 10:35 p.m. Hurst (L 7-8) 6 2-3 9 6 6 3 5 ObrhM ObrhM Phllllat 7. Brevets Woterbory at Glens Falls However, Brock and Slaugh­ abandon. great part of the game. It’s not Brod Fobel, 1,290 72-69-7572— 288 Tuesday's Games Crawford 11-3 2 1 1 10 Reading at Vermont ter take exception to those He is best remembered for special now, some relief New York at Cleveland, 2 Griftin ss 5 3 3 1 Molltor 3b 3 0 0 0 Pittsfield at Now Britain Ron Streck, 1,266 66-74-75 74— 290 Clear 1 0 0 0 1 2 Murphy ct 3 1 1 1 Gantner 2b 4 0 0 1 ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA Lendl coasts on clay courts labels. scoring the winning run from pitchers are the highest paid W. Blockburn, 1,266 68-72-71-79— 290 Kansas City at Detroit, night WP— Crawford, Moore. PB— (M m an. Bochte 1b 4 0 2 1 Yount dh 3 0 0 1 Jeff Sluman, 1,248 72-687873— 291 Toronto at Baltimore, night T — 3:11. A— 26,708. ObrhM ObrhM "I always thought of myself first base in the seventh game of players in baseball.” Chlcogo at Boston, night Klngmn dh 4 0 1 1 SImmns )b 4 0 1 0 Kmmns rf 4 1 1 0 Samuel 2b 3 1 1 3 Baker If 3 0 10 Brouhrd If 4 0 0 0 Ramin u 3 0 0 0 Hayes ct 4)12 as a well-rounded player,” the 1946 World Series between Wilhelm is also the first Texas at Milwaukee, night (>alleoo 3b 1 0 0 0 Riles ss 3 0 10 Bv United Press International Houston, 7-6 (7-0), 6-3, for the the Indianapolis Sports Center. California ot Oakland, night Blue Jays 5. Angels 1 Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Corcorn 1b 4 0 2 0 women's title. Most spectators were rooting for Brock said Sunday after the the Cardinals and Boston Red knuckleball pitcher to be voted LPGA results Minnesota at Seattle, night Davis rf 3 0 0 0 Clark rf 3 0 10 Horner lb 4 0 10 Wilson rt 4 0 11 Softball Heath 3b 3 0 0 0 Cooper ph 10 0 0 INDIANAPOLIS - A day after It was the fifth tournament the West German to beat Lendl. Hall of Fame induction ceremo­ Sox. in. Wilhelm, who played for nine CALIFORNIA TORONTO Harper It 3 112 VlroM c 3 110 Tettleton c 4 0 0 0 Hoshidr cf 4 1 3 0 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Russell If 3)00 being eliminated, 17-year-old Bo­ victory this year for Lendl, who “ Even though I didn’t want to nies, which look place on the However, the 69-year-old different teams, pitched from 8300/000 Du Maurltr Clostic National Leaguestandlnga abrhbl obrhM HIM 2b 4 12 0 Moore c 3 10 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 1 0 Schu 3b 4 111 porch of the National Baseball Slaughter said, while aggres­ 1952 through 1972 and ended his At Montrtol/ July 28 Jones cf 4 0 10 Gordo 2b 4 1 2 0 Mannng ph 1 0 0 0 Runge 3b 4 1 1 1 Jeltz u 2 2 10 TONIGHT'S OAMBS ris Becker was still the hottest received $51,000 for beating Gomez come here, I have to say they (Clay (Par 72) Wllfono 3b 5 0 1 0 Lee 2b 0 0 0 0 Totals 14 5 10 4 Totals 11 1 4 1 Bedrosin p 2 0 0 0 Koosmn p 3 0 0 0 Festal VS. MCC Veit, 4 — Fitzgerald topic at the $575,000 U .S. Open Clay for the ninth time in 10 career Court officials) did everything to Library alongside the Hall of sive baserunning was his trade­ career at age 49. Pat Bradley, $45,000 707567-68— 278 East Carew 1b 3 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 4 1 1 0 Oakland 100 010 011— 5 Wilton's VS. Glenn's, 7;M — Fitzge­ Fame and Museum. "Special­ mark, it was not his lone area of Wilhelm was used as a starter Comp p 0 0 0 0 rald Court Championships. meetings. Afterward, Lendl, who make it as pleasurable as possi­ Jane Geddes. 27,750 7 564-71-71-279 W L Pet. OB Jacksn dh 4 12 1 Mulinks 3b 3 1 1 0 Mllwouko* 000030 000-1 Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 ists came about six years talent. during parts of his career and 2 A m y Alcott. 20,250 69-71-72-66— 280 St. Louis 59 37 .615 — Downing It 3 0 1 0 lorg 3b 10 0 0 Game-Winning RBI — None. Barker p 0 0 0 0 M FM vs Bob B Marie's, 4 — Top-seeded Ivan Lendl defeated has often felt the pressure of great ble,” Lendl told the crowd Sunday 2 Val Skinner, 14,250 74-657072— 281 New York 56 41 .577 3Vj DeCIncs 3b 4 0 1 0 Bell If 3 0 2 2 E— Heath, GrIftIn. DP— 43aklond Zuvello ph 10 0 0 Rebertsen No. 2 Andres Gomez of Ecuador, expectations, warned about pre­ after accepting his winnings. “ I later." "I was not a specialist in any pitched a no-hitter for the Sally Little, 14,250 6869-7570— 281 Montreal 56 43 . 566 4Vj Brown rf 4 0 0 0 Oliver dh 3 1, 0 Milwaukee10 2. LOB— Oakland 9, Totals 11 1 S 3 Totals 10 7 0 7 Farr's v i. Nattlff's, 7:10 — Rebert- Brock holds the career stolen field,” said Slaughter, a life­ Baltimore Orioles against the Chicago 51 46 . 526 V, Boone c 4 0 10 Brrghs ph 10 0 0 ■en 6-1, 6-3, Sunday to win the men's dicting too much for Becker, who appreciate you coming, even Jo Ann Washom, 9,675 74-70-6870— 282 8 Milwaukee 7. 2B— Murphy, Griftin. Atlanta lo t H 0 100— 3 base record of 938 and the mark time .300 hitter. "I was hard- Yankees in 1958. Chris Johnson. 9,675 6871-7570— 282 PhlladelDhIa 44 53 .454 15Vj Schoflld ss 4 0 1 0 Upshaw 1b 3 2 1 1 SB-HIII (5), Bochte (2). SF— Yount, PhikKMphta 009 lei otK— 7 BWT VS. Renn't, 4 — Charter Oak title. became the youngest Wimbledon though you didn't like me too well. Cathy Morse. 7,425 71-757069— 283 Plttsburoh 31 65 .323 28 Whlft c 4 0 11 Klngmon. Memerial vs. Steptieiwen't, 4 — for most consecutive 50 or nosed, I went out to win. 1 could Vaughan, who drowned off Game-Winning RBI — Hayes (7). Keeney "He (Gomez) didn’t hurt me as champ ever earlier this month. That’s the way it goes. It’s too bad. Laurie RInker. 7,425 68-69-7572— 283 West Barfield cf 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER B B SO E— Schu, Ramirez. DP— Atlantal. LOB belter steal seasons with 12, but field and throw. I hit singles, Eagleville, Calif., in 1952, Hollis Stocy, 5.550 72-7071-71— 284 Los Angeles 56 40 .583 — Thornin rt 3 0 1 0 Oakland Blue Ox vs. Blkt, 4 — Foganl badly with his shots from the “All the people around the tennis Maybe next year, Boris will win — Atlanta 7, Phllodelphlo 3. IB— he prides himself on being more doubles, triples, not too manny Lori Garbaez, 5,550 71-71-71-71— 284 San Diego 53 46 .535 4Vj Totals 35 1 0 1 Totdli 33 5 10 4 Krueger (W 0-9) 7 5 2 0 2 1 Kommlnsk, Jeltz, Virgil, Hubbard. 3B— Cycle VI. ONRealty, 7:10 — Foganl beginning like Becker did,” said world are getting a little carried it.” played for the Pittsburgh Pi­ Patty Sheehan. 5,551 707571-68— 284 Cincinnati 51 45 .531 5 Calltomlo 000 000 010— 1 Howell (S 20) 2 1 0 0 0 2 Moves, Samuel. HR— Horper (12), Cenge vs. M Plua, 4 — Nike Lendl, who snapped Becker's away thinking Becker is going to Lendl said he would rather miss than just a base-stealer. homers, though. I felt whatever rates and the Brroklyn Dodgers Barb Bunkowsky, 5,550 71-71-7569— 284 Houston 45 54 .455 12Vi Toronto 110110 00k— 5 Milwaukee Schu (2), Runge (1). SF— Harper. Reed's vt. Sullivan'*, 7:30 — Nike He is one of only 15 players to A m y Benz, 3,881 72-69-72-72— 285 Atlanta 43 54 .443 13'/, Game-wInnIno RBI — Bell (7). Darwin (L 6-12) 0 10 5 5 5 7 16-match winning streak Saturday beat everybody all the time,” the Clay Courts so he could better occasion would arise, I would be from 1932 through 1948. He S. Farwlg. 3,881 72-7567-73— 285 Son Francisco 39 60 . 394 18'/, E— Wlltong. DP— California 1. Walts 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Woman's Rec with a, 5-7, 6-2, 6-2, semifinal Lendl said. "It just doesn’t work prepare for the U.S. Open, which is accumulate 3,000 or more ca­ ready for it." batted more than ,300 in his first 9 Penny Pulz, 3,881 71-757071-285 Saturday's Results LOB— Californio 9, Toronto 4. Gibson 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Altanta ” KRRBBSO reer hits and his .391 World Wilhelm did acknowledge his 10 seasons with a high of .385 in 9 Laura Baugh. 3,882 7072-7570— 285 Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 4 2B— Bell, Upshaw, Mulllniks. 3B— triumph. that way." played on a hard surface later this Darwin pitched to 2 batters In 9lh. Bedrsn (L 5-10) 3 S3 5 4 6 4 2 Series average is the highest role as a reliever. He believes 1935 when he led the National Beth Daniel, 3,881 74-707071— 285 Los Angeles 5, Chicago 4 Whitt. HR— Jockson(17). WP— Darwin 3. Balk— Krueger. T — Comp 21-321101 Lounge 9-4, D.W. Also Saturday, fourth-seeded Becker's appearance helped summer. Lendl complained during A. Rbinhardt, 3,882 72-67-7570-285 San Francisco 8, Pittsburgh 3 2:56. A— 2SJ06. Barker 2 1 0 0 0 1 S?" Associates 4-9, Sports- Andrea Temesvari of Hungary draw a record crowd of 74,784 the week of poor line calls and hot among players who have ap­ his induction will open Cooper- League. B. Pendergost, 3,881 72-7071-72— 285 New York 16, Houston 4,1st game IP H R ER BB SO man Caf0 3-10. Mory Zlmmermn, 3,881 7069-7571— 285 New York 7, Houston 3,2nd game Calltomld PWlodilphla defeated No. 2 Zina Garrison of people for the eight-day event at weather. Judy Clark, 2,974 7077-72-67— 286 Cincinnati 7, Montreal 6 McCskll (L 6-7) 4 1-3 9 5 5 2 1 Koosmon (W 6-2) 9 5 3 3 4 8 Louren Howe, 2,973 7569-7571— 286 San Diego 2, St. Louis 0 Clemens 3 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 National League resulti Dionne Dailey, 2,974 7572-7071— 286 Sunday's Results Toronto eiants3,Plratat2(10| Sandra Souilch, 2,974 72-69-7570— 286 Montreal 6, CIncInnotl 0 Alexandr (W 10-6) 9 8)129 Sue Foglemon, 2 , ^ 69-757570— 287 Philadelphia 7, Atlanta 3 T — 2:28. A— 36,190. Rec Baseball Jane Blalock. 2,640 72-757072— 287 Houston 12, New York 4 Cirdlnals4,Pidres2 PITTSBURGH SAN PRANCItCO M. Blackwelder, 2,640 72-72-7569— 287 Chlcogo 9, Los Angeles 2 ObrhM ObrhM National Sports Festival proves a rousing success Kathy Baker, 2,173 69-757570-288 St. Louis 4, San Diego 2 Orioles 6, Whits Sox 1 ST. LOUIS SAN OIBOO Wynne cf 4 0 0 0 Gladden cf 4 0 0 0 Rosie Jones, 2,173 707572-72— 288 San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 2 (10 Ray 2b 3 12 0 Welimn 2b 4 1 1 o Junior Alumni ObrhM ObrhM Modick 3b 4 0 0 0 Roenick ph 0 0 0 0 PottI Rllio, 2,173 69-71-7575— 288 Innings) , BALTIMORE CHICAGO Coleman If S 0 0 0 Royster 2b 4 0 0 0 By Mike Rabun really special in my lite.' messed up his next-to-last dive. medalist Kirk Baptiste had the we^k after she completed the whom impressive performances Bonnie Louer. 2,173 7569-7073— 288 Monday's Oatnes McGee ct 4 2 3 0 Gwvnn rt 4 12 0 JThmps 1b 5 0 2 1 MDovIs p 0 0 0 0 'The Red Sox closed out the season — National champion Brian (All Times EDT) ObrhM ObrhM Pena c 5 0 3 0 (kirrelts p 0 0 0 0 with a Mrfect 12-0 record, knocking oft United Press International Several others could say the third best time in 1985' in the 100 grueling Tour de France. Jeanne are expected. JoAnne Corner, 2,174 72-7571-70-288 Wloolns 2b 4 1 2 0 Salozor cf 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 3 10 1 (iarvev 1b 4 0 3 0 K. Postlewolt, X173 71-71-71-75-288 Montreal (Smith 12-3) at New York Clark 1b 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 0 1 F r ^ l rt 2 10 0 Yongbld If 5 0 2 0 the M ets^lce, 4-3, In the resumption of . same thing. Boitano and runner-up Chris­ (10.20). Golay of Gainesville, Fla., finished Louganis was told by doctors (Aguilera 3-3), 8:20 p.m. Laev dh 3 110 Fletchr u 3 0 2 1 Orwlok If 3 0 1 1 CDovIs rf 4 0 0 0 Cathy Krotiert, 2,173 72-72-7571— 288 Ripken ss 2 112 Baines rt 4 0 0 0 Porter c 3 12 3 Martinez If 4 0 0 0 2 *'•'.22''. Chris Chappell BATON ROUGE, La. — Thebest On Saturday, the first big day of topher Bowman both recorded the — Jim m y Moore threw the third in the road race during the earlier this year that he should Colleen Walker, 2,173 72-71-7571— 288 San Francisco (Blue 5-3) at Los Penditn 3b 4 0 3 0 Kennedy c 4 0 1 0 Khollta ss 4 0 0 0 Brown 3b 4 2 3 2 d rllM a nlnth-Innlng game-winning first perfect scores of 6.0 in their Angeles (Welch 5-1), 10:35p.m. Murray lb 4 1 2 2 Fisk dh 4 0 0 0 Rtutchel p 3 0 0 0 Brenly c 5 0 0 0 tingle In the first gome, and then came diver in the world, the nation’s top the Sports Festival, the competi­ Sports Festival’s first perfect morning and came back at the have his left shoulder operated on Donna CoponI, 1,645 75707572— 289 Roenick rt 4 1 1 1 Hulett 3bVn 3 SIvk rt 4 0 0 0 1 0 McRvnI ct 4 1 2 0 Jone Crofter, 1,645 69-757575-289 Tuesday's Games Smith ss 4 0 10 Tetr^tn ss 4 0 9 1 Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 (jreen lb 5 0 2 1 back to hurl a two-hlHer through the figure skaters and some of the tion was plagued by violent careers during the figure skating softball game, striking out 12 of 21 velodrome in the evening and following a dislocation. St. Louis at Chicago Young If 4 0 0 0 Kittle It 3 0 0 0 (iuante p 0 0 0 0 Urite s$ 4 0 2 0 Hrst six frames ot the nightcap. (Seoroe Krii Monaghan, 1,645 7571-7572— 289 Demosev c 4 0 0 0 Walker Tudor1b 3 p 4 0 100 Hoyt 0 p 2 0 0 0 standout athletes in track and field weather and lack of crowds. finals. The performance by the batters in the seven-inning contest. placed second in the 3,000-meter He did not have surgery, but for Morel Bozarth, 1,645 71-68-7575— 289 Montreal at New York, night Lohtl p 0 0 0 0 Bevoeq ph 1 0 0 0 Krukow p 3 0 0 0 Covey, who was 4-for-4 at the plate, Phllodelphlo at Pittsburgh, night Shelby ct 4 0 0 0 Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 made Sunday the most outstanding The sun shone all day Sunday, 18-year-old Bowman moved him And there was much more. individual pursuit race. severhi weeks he did not think he Jonet Anderson, 1,645 7571-72-70— 289 Dauer 3b 3 111 Skinner c 3 110 Thurmnd p 0 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 0 0 0 0 relieved on the mound In the finol LeAnn Cossoday, 1,645 72-7568-74— 289 Brown ph 10 0 0 Inning and mowed down theside. Mots' day in the history of the National attendance picked up and the toward major international status. A 14-year-old girl, Sarah Garner In the swimming pool, Jeff Olsen would be able to compete at the San Diego at Atlanta, night Totals 31 4 0 4 Totall 10 1 4 I workttarse Kevin Franklin, supported Jane Lock, 1,290 71-71-7572— 290 Baltimort goo 004 090 4 Totals SS 4 It 4 Totals 14 1 n 1 Sports Festival. performances were outstanding — Debt Thomas, the most of Madison, Wis., made it into of Austin, Texas, won his third race Sports Festival. Pat Meyers, 1,290 77-68-7570—290 Houston at Cincinnati, night by outstanding team defense, pitched Chlctwo 000 001 I SI. Louis 300 HO Its— 4 There was even a perfect game from morning until late at night. successful black skater in history, Monday's finals in the women’s of the competition while the "Definitely, I think it’s a great Jull Inkster, 1,290 71-72-7571— 290 San Francisco at Los Angeles, night Game-winning RBI — Dauer (2). S« DtaBO tt01t0ltS-l well In going the distance In Iwth wneiOT— 1 Oome-wInnlngRBI-(ireen(4). j x u n t t . won her first national meet as a Alice Miller, 1,290 68-757574— 290 E— Skinner 2. DP— Baltimore 1, Chi­ Game-winning RBI — Portar (3). thrown In softball and on top of that Among the highlights: single sculls rowing race and two basketball teams coached by Kan­ performance three weeks into Lynn Connelly, 1,290 7569-7075— 290 cago 2. LOB— Boltimore 2, Chicago 3. DP— St. Louis 1. LOB— SI. Louis 4k Son — .DP—Pittsburgh 1. LOB— there was no rain. — Double Olympic gold medal senior competitor. sisters faced each other in the open sas’ Larry Brown (North) and training,” said Louganis, who has Jonet Coles, 14)24 7570-7575—291 2B— Hulett, Skinner, Ripken. HR— Oauer Diego 7. 2B— Garvey 2, Portar, McRev- Pittsburgh 9, San Frandsco 11.2B— ftov, — Jackie Joyner posted the best Robin Walton, 14)24 757575^291 h r —Brown (10). SB-Frobel (4), "Wow, this feels great,” yelled winner Greg Louganis, despite division of the judo competition Alcorn State's Davey Whitney won eight gold medals at the Sports (2), Murray (18), Roenicke (10). SB— nolA. 3B— McGee. HR— Porter (4). SB— Uribs (4). S— Frobel, Krukow, Itav. . A-Marle Polll, 14)24 71-757573-291 Wlaolns2 (10). SF— Ripken. McGee (30). triple jumper Charlie Simpkins, being in training only three weeks heptathlon total (6,718) in the (Teresa Vondrasek of Owosso, (South) both won their second Festival. "It makes me happy Beverley Dovls, 14)23 757570-74-291 Radio, TV IP H R BRBBSO M RERBBSO T ransactions who could have been speaking for following a dislocated shoulder, world this year; Andre Phillips Mich., beat sister Kathleen and game and will meet today. Dot Germoln, 788 7568-7573-« $t« L$UiN because I know I can draw on that Penny Hommel, 787 77-70-71-74— y2 IP M RERBBSO Rei^chel I 7 2 1 3 S dozens of athletes around the area recorded his third best platform had the world’s second best time won the gold medal). Although there were plenty of positive energy. TONIGHT BMtlmor* Tudor (W ISO) 01-3 9 2 2 0 4 Morlene Hoooe, 788 7571-7575—W2 McGregor (W 9-0) 9 4 1 ) i a Lahti (S12) 2G 0 0 0 0 0 Ovonfe (L M ) 1M 3 1 1 1 i after he upset world record holder diving total ever (675.15) and this year in both the 110-meter Betsy King of Farmington, splendid pef formances throughout "I'm Just thankful I'm here. I C. Montoonrt^, 788 75757573— 292 7:15 Yankan vs. Indians, WPOP ChIcoBO S^Fm iclece • ■00 M»ts vs. Expos, Channsis 8, 40, Krukow 9 7 2 2 1 1 rulSS!®" — Rtleosed kickers Mike Willie Banks and Olympic gold would.have gone over the 700-polnt hurdles (13.25) and 400-meter Conn., won the women’s 70- ki­ the day, perhaps the most impres­ didn't know that I'd be able to do It Solly ^Tnlan, 787 72-757574— 292 WKHT Burnt (L 11-7) 7 1-3 7 6 6 1 5 HovT (L*TS-5) 7 9 4 4 2 4 M Ron Harter and punteri mark for the first time if he had not hurdles (48.03) and Olympic silver lometer cycling road race only a Vldtl Alvarez, 787 7568-7574— TO Long 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Thurmond 2 1 0 0 0 2 t^DovIs 2G 1 0 0 2 0 AAork S^lecht and Jock Well. B w da^j, Al Joyner. "This night is sive was that of Louganis, from so fast.” Potty Moves, 574 72-757573-293 8:00 National Sports Fsstival, ESPN HBP— bv Burns (Lacy). T— 2:23 ^ T — 2:27, A -a t,742. (W M) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 MiomI — Agreed to a S v w ootilrBCl PB— Brenly. T— 2:4^^A— 10,974. with quarterback Don StrodcT d MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 29, 1985 - 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 29, 1985

Sports In Bri^f Struck in Marino out FOCUS Bolton football holds registration

BOLTON — Bolton foolholl rcgistriition w ill bo held Thursdoy ) '1' n ig h t fro m 7-9 p.m . ;it H e rric k P ork. for Miami Hollywood pumps Iron Pony football is for ages 15-18 with maximum weight lim it of 185 pounds. Midget A is for ages 11-14 with weight lim itation of By United Press International 85-135 pounds. Midget B is for ages 10-12 with weight lim it of IE. 70-118 pounds and the C squad is fo ra g e s 8-10 w ith w eight of 60-95 The signing of Don Strock gives pounds. I'heerleaders are needed and those ages 8-18 are eligible. Miami coach Don Shula a veteran A Bolton Rec card ($10 for residents. $15 for non-residents) is quarterback, but the one he V-shape replaces required. A $5 surcharge will be collected by Bolton Football envisions leading the Dolphins to Associidion. A birth certificate and either parent or guardian is the Super Bowl remains a few hundred miles away. required at time of registration idong wilh a doctor's note The Dolphins announced Sunday verifying a recent physical. that they had reached a verbal hourglass figure For information, contact f'liff Scorso. 646-1423. agreement with Strock, a 12-year veteran, on a two- year contract. However, Marino, who last year Bv Vernon Scott 26, hips 36. She wears a size 6 dress, Bradley’s time was due became the first NFL quarterback United Press International but a size 4 skirt. to throw for more than 5,000 yards Related stories " I ’m careful "about keeping my proportions right,” she said. ’ ’My • M0NTRP:A1. — Pat Rradfcy figured her time was due while guiding the Dolphins to the HOLLYWOOD - The shape of on page 17; figure may not have been popular "I've had 38 or 39 second |)lace finishes in my career. " said Super Bowl, continued his holdout. Hollywood’s leading exponents of 15 or 20years ago when ideally bust Bradley Sunday after winning the $300.00oni M aurier Classic by Marino is seeking to renegotiate male physical fitness has tradi­ Pregnant ladies and hips were the identical mea­ one stroke "Someone always played a little better than me his contract into the range of San tionally been the letter V. broad shoulders, narrow waist and surement. I prefer the athletic Today, it was nice to play a little better than .someone else." Francisco's star quarterback Joe UPl photo join fitness craze slender hips. silhouette with leaner hips. So I The 34-ye;ir-old Bradley sank a 15-foot birdie putt on the 18th Montana, who has a reported six-year better than $6 million Indeed, 40 years ago they called □ □ □ work hard at keeping myshoulders hole to hold ttff .latu' Oeddes and win the $45,000 first prize. early in the running of the Talladega 500 deal. Richarij Petty (43) and Tommy Ellis (18) such a hunk a “ V-man” Example; broader, Bradley carded :i fititd round 4- under-ptir 68 ;ind ;i tourntmieni Presidents make Marino is in Pittsburgh and says speed by as Darrell Waltrip (11) and on Sunday. Victor Mature. " I call it the inverted triangle 2 totill of lO-ttnder 278 look. And certainly Bo and Raquel he will not go to Miami without a But the ideal Hollywood beauty fitness a fetish 2 Rusty Williams (2) spin out in turn one new contract. Miami owner Joe boasted an hourglass figure. Ex­ □ □ □ have the same body style I do," McCallum puts heat on Braxton Robbie says he will not negotiate ample: Betty Grablc. The red-haired beauty works out with the record-breaking quarter­ Today, Clint Eastwood, Sylves­ Americans spend three times a week with 25-minutc sessions of aerobics in the small, MIAMI - World Boxing Associtilion junior middleweight back until he returns. ter Stallone and other box-office Yarborough’s victory sweet big on equipment well-equiped gym in her Beverly champion Mike McCalhtm put the he;it on David Braxton Strock took part of his physical favorites are still in the V Hills home. On alternate days she Mcli'ttllum noticed Brtixton tiring in the heat inside the Sunday and is expected to practice configuration. finish with Elliott rolling in fourth uses free weights, curling 30 . kr Tam itm ii Fairgrounds Auditorium Sunda\ atid pursued the No t today. TALLADEGA. Ala. (UPlf - of the Winston 500 on the 2.66-niile Now the leading ladies have and A.J. Foyt fifth, pounds with her arms to build her challenger w ith his st rong left ,j;ib M cCtillitm 's strategy resitlted Marino may not be the lone 1984 Cale Yarborough's first-ever vic­ Alabama International Motor adopted the V — broadened upper performers’ bodies. 9 record-setter holding out of an tory at the Talladega 500 was Speedway, outlasted 41 other driv­ "I thought we might have a shot body, nipped-in waist and narrow "Instead of soft curves, women upper body and 40 pounds on her in his second successful title defense, an eighth-round technical 9 N FL camp. especially sweet since it ended a ers and seven caution flags. at Cale on the back straightaway, " hips. Shining examples: Victoria are going for athletic beauty. As so legs. knockout of Bixixton Eric Dickerson, who last year half-year of frustration on the "I'm awfully happy,” said Yar­ Bonnett said. "But Ron jumped out Principal, Bo Derek and Raquel often happens. Hollywood is re­ "I do repetitions in blocks of The air conditioning w;is not working'and the tempertiture broke the N FL single-season rush­ NASCAR circuit. ^ borough, who won $48,6,55. "Every­ and tried to got by me and when Welch. flecting the popular concern, super-sets for my back, shoulders inside the ring was much higher th;m the 92 degrees outside ing record, apparently has decided Yarborough survived a wild, thing just went so good.” that happened. Cale just ran o ff." which, in turn, doubles the interest and arms in one session," she said. whether he will report to the Los rain-delayed race Sunday, roaring Yarborough, Sardis, S.C., seized "1 wanted to win. Neil wanted to IN BEVERLY HILI^ AND among viewers and moviegoers. "Then I do the same for buttocks, Angeles Rams training camp or away from Neil Bonnett and Ron his chance when Bill Elliott win and Cale wanted to win," environs both sexes are on a ■ I honestly believe performers thighs, calves and abdomen” Cram sets mile world record hold out for a new contract. Bouchard to claim his first victory sputtered coming out of his final pit Bouchard said. " I thought I could physical fitness rampage that have been pressured into looking take a shot at Cale. but Neil came WHEN PRINCIPAL TRAVELS OSLO. Norwtiy — Steve Crani's Dretim M ile" lived up to its The decision was expected to be on the NASCARcircuil thisseason. stop. should forever erase the image of good physically because that’s announced at a news conference Yarborough led for the final 20 over and we bumped there and it SHE takes along a set of 2'/5-pound billing in a dev;istating ritti that destroyed a top-class field and Yarborough last won in June 1984, glamour folk lounging around their what fans expect of them. It’s a today called by the star running capturing a 500-mile event at laps and pulled away on the back didn't work out.” swimming pools sipping Bloody weights as part of her maintenance made the 24-year-old Briton the new holder of the mile werld case of art duplicating life and vice back and his team of agents, which Pocono 18 races ago. stretch when Bonnett and Bou­ Geoff Bodine set up a tight finish Marys, versa. program to use in hotel rooms or record. includes former heavyweight box­ Prior to the 1984 season, his race chard bumped each other in a by smacking the wall on the fourth Among the community’s chief "Jane Fonda has been helpful. when the show is on location in Cram pitl in a blisteritig last l.q) ol ."r'l 2 secotids late Saturdtiv to ing champion Ken Norton. team switched from a Chevrolet to side-by-side battle for second turn in lap 162, forcing the final proponents of physical fitness is She was the pioneer among Holly­ Dallas. burn off Sehastitm Coe .ind atiy other potetitial rivals He m.ide j l ) , "I think he's decided," Jack a Ford. place. caution flag of the day and sending Principal, one of the stars of the wood actresses. She took exercis­ Keeping in shape isn’t all wor­ his decisive break 200 meters from the litie and came home' in 3 Rodri, one of the agents, said Yarborough, a two-time winner Bonnett edged Bouchard at the the leaders into the pits. "D allas" TV seHes and author of ing out of the closet when actresses kout for Principal. She is a good minutes 46.31 seconds to lop I 02 seconds ol I Coe's prev ions world Sunday after talking to his client on three fitness books, "The Body were embarrassed about their tennis player — every weekend — mark set four years :igo the telephone. "H e acted like a Principal," "The Beauty Princi­ vanity and concerned their femi­ and enjoys water basketball, wa­ The victory in one of the m ajortrac k races ol the sc.isongavc person that had made up his mind. pal” and "The Diet Principal.” ninity would be diminished with ter volleyball, skiing, snorkling Cram his second world record in 12 dav s In Nice. France on .Inlv His mood is up He feels in great Says Victoria. "There is real masculine exercises." and scuba diving.' 16 he broke the 1 5n0-meler mark also by more than one spirits. He's not concerned. He Fittipaldi cops Michigan 500 "Contrary to what 1 thought, the interest and concern about health, Principal, 5-foot-6, has a strict / i g r second sounded like a person who knows exercise and diet throughout this regimen that keeps her weight at a hardest three days of workout give what he wants to do." BROOKLYN. Mich (D PI) - radials blew out during practice. from the 75,000 spectators at country in the ’80s, and it’s taut 112 pounds. She says she me the most energy," she said. Dickerson is in the third yearofa Emerson Fittipaldi credits his pit Unser Sr. would like to give Michigan International Speedway. reflected on movie and TV screens. doesn’t want the old-time glamour “ Those are the days I prefer to go Spend a Buck comes upt short four-year, $2.2 million contract. crew and Tom Sneva for his Sneva and his crew free tuition for The race, worth $112,014 to You can see it in the emphasis on girl’s ideal figure — bust 36, waist to business meetings because my His agents claim a "verbal breach victory Sunday in the Michigan a remedial math course. Sneva Fittipaldi, was set back a week mind is so much sharper. The OCEANPORT. N .1. - Spend a Buck bled Irom the nose alter of contract" occurred earlier this 500. claimed he was not sure he was a from its original running date to harder I work out the less depleted losing the Htiskell Invitational Handicap - and a chance at a SI year when Rams vice president Fittipaldi won the Michigan 500 lap behind and thought he might be switch the cars back to bias ply I feel. ” million bonus — by three and 3 'i lengths to 35-1 longshol Skip John Shaw agreed to negotiate a by one-tenth of a second over A1 challenging. tires. ‘‘Instead of soft curves, women are going for Principal isn’t interested in J T ria l muscle definition that would make three-year extension of the con­ J Unser Sr. — thanks to better " I f I know for sure I ’m a lap athletic beauty. As so often happens, Hollywood But the owner, tr.'iiner .md home volerinarian ol r.icing's tract and then supposedly reneged. management of his pit stops and behind," Sneva said, " I wouldn’t A good quarter of the 31-car field her look like a professional woman youngest m ulti-m illionaire sa\ theyare optimistic the bay (oil's In other news: Sneva’s getting in the second-place do anything to hold anybody up." wound up running with a tire is reflecting the popular concern, which, in body builder. second bleeding episode is no cause for concern and w ill not end At Kirtland, Ohio. Cleveland “ I avoid muscle definition unless finisher’s way as the trio ap­ "In our profession, he should missing anyway. Tire punctures turn, doubles the interest among viewers and UPl photo his so far brilliant career premalniadv Browns linebacker Chip Banks, proached the finish line. know where he’s at," Unser Sr. and wheels coming off contributed 1 want to pump up," she said. "I In fact, owner Dennis Diaz and trainer Cam Ciambobdi are who skipped the team's May "I’m giving 30 percent of my said. "And I ’m sure he did. He to a record 13 caution flags for a moviegoers.” like just enough definition to display body cuts when 1 flex. Actress Victoria Principal works out on shape. She’s one of those contemporary hoping their Kentucky and .lersey Derbvs champion will be mini-camp, reported late to camp prize money to Sneva," Fittipaldi knows about ’come-arounds.’ near-record total of 102 of the Actress Victoria Principal stars who opt for the V-shape over the retidy for a rematch with Ski|) Trial by .Aug 17. the dale of the with his agent, Harold Daniels. cracked after his first victory in a " I don’t know if I could catch him $600,000 race’s 2.50 laps. Anything more than that I think is the “ pecdeck” machine at a Los Angeles Travers Stakes, the Saratoga summer classic lor 3-\ i>ar olds Banks and Daniels reportedly decade in a race that was supposed (Fittipaldi) or not, but I know I ’m Fittipaldi’s winning average unfeminine.’’ health club to keep her body in good hourglass figure. D want to renegotiate the line­ to have been run a week ago, but darn sure going to keep him speed of 128.220 mph was the U backer's contract. Banks made was delayed to allow drivers to honest.” slowest ever for the race around Elder wins seniors tourney $275,000 last year and had a make a tire change after two new Sneva’s manuever drew boos the high-banked two- mile oval. Supermarket Shopper $500,000 loan forgiven by Modell. NEWPORT. R.l. - Lee Elder scored an e.igle 3 on the lirsi At the St. Louis Cardinals' C o lle g e Notes hole of a sudden-death playoff Sundav to edge Peter Thomson training camp, 31-year-old guard and win a $175.0011 senior tournament Terry Stieve, announced his retire­ Elder and Thomson etich finished regnlalion play (d ment, citing his age and a 1980'knee Miller In honor society People back ‘no-candy’ aisle in store ll-under-ptir 133 injury. David M iller of 54 Leland Drive was inducted into At Rocklin. Calif., San Francisco L the New York Phi Chapter of Pi Mu Epsilon, a national Bv Martin Sloane L 49ers cornerback Mario Clark, 31, matherpatics honorary scoiety, at State University Stone Creek Crackers, up to $l-.29. Send the Marsh wins Dutch Open also announced his retirement. A United Feature Syndicate College of Arts and and Sciences, Potsdam, N.Y, He is required refund form and three proof-of-purchase 10-year veteran, Clark was ac­ Clip W file refunds NOORDWI.IK. Holland — Ciiidiam Marsh Sunday won his the son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Miller. The idea of a “ no-candy” checkout aisle in tne seals from three packages of Keebler Stone Creek quired from the Buffalo Bills last supermarket stirred a lot of interest among readers. Baked Goods, Desserts Crackers, along with cash-register receipt (s) with second f'urnpean lour event in three w('eks. capturing the Dulcn year and was used primarily as a mlDJis* In a column last week, mothers described the the purchase prices circled. Expires Aug. 31, 1985. Open Golf Chtmipionship after a great last round battle in hetivy nickel back. Prentice, F l^ o on list torments of trying to keep small hands off the candy (File No. 7) PILLSBURY Great Crescent Creations Ofer. rain with defending champion Bernhard Langer Scott T. Prentice of 110 Campfield Raod and Leah C. as their groceries are rung up. Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off Receive a "Great Crescent Creations" cookbook Miirsh. 41, from Perth. .Australia, tired a I over-ptir closing Flano of 240 Boston Turnpike, Bolton, recently were coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage wilh over 40 recipes. Send the required refund form round of 73 for ;i 6- under tot;d 282 Langer carded a last-round 68 named to the dean’s list at Quinnipiac College, "If I say ‘no,’ my little cries. If I say ‘yes,’ I feel Coupons, for example. Star! collecling the needed and the label from Pillsbury Crescent Dinner fo r 283. Hamden. guilty for giving in when I know the candy isn’t good Gilbert wins for her," says Lorelie Bell of Orange City, Fla. proofs of purchase while looking for the required Rolls, along with 50 cents for postage and handling. “ Either way. Mom loses! ’ ’ forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Include your name, address and ZIP code. This ‘Funny Car’ slams into spectators first net title Coventry students honored But i* '"asn’t only the mothers of America who said magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers offer is available while supplies last. the "N dy" aisle was a great idea. Many letters may not be available in all areas of the country. THANK YOU Pudding Refund Offer. Receive a LIVINGSTON, N.J. (D PI) - Several Coventry residents were named to the BOISE. Idaho — A "funny car " drag racer doing a rear-w heel came f. idults who have a difficult time keeping Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. booklet of six 20-cenl coupons for Thank You Second-seeded Brad Gilbert won University of Connecticut’s dean’s list. spin " btirnoul " went out of control at a suburban track and their hanua off the checkout-aisle candy bars. " I can The following refund offers are worth $8..54. This Smooth’n Creamy Pudding. Send the required his first singles title of the year The students and their university schools include: slammed into a crowded concession stand, killing one person and resist the candy when it is on the shelves, but not while week’s refund offers have a total value of $22.83 refund form and five Thank You Pudding labels of Sunday, defeating Brian Teacher, Denise M. Conkllng of 2573 Boston Turnpike. College injuring 20 others, officials said Sunday MUFFLERS waiting in the checkout aisle." said Ruth Diffine of These offers require refund forms: any flavor. Expires Sept. 30, 1985. 4-6, 7-5, 6-0, in the final of $125,00 of Agriculture and Natural Resources; Nell M. Because of the accident, officials ctinceled Sunday's final Lakewood, Calif. BAKER’S "Book of Chocolate Riches" Offer. THOMAS’ Toast-R-Cakes Free Milk Offer. Volvo Championships of New Campbell of 168 Merrow Road and Mary E. Marchant program in the 14th annu;il Nightfire National Races sponsored Receive Baker’s "Book of Chocolate Riches." Receive a coupon good for one free quart of milk. Jersey. of 1599 South St., School of Allied Health Professions; " I have a weight problem, and am also a diabetic. by the American Drag Riicing Association which includes 96 pages of fabulous chocolate Send the required refund form and the Universal Gilbert, 23. ripped 12 aces and Michael Chamberland of 289 Geraldine Drive, But my will power is sometimes broken by having to Investigators said Jim Dunn. 53. a 40-year veteran of dr;ig recipes in hard cover (a $6.95 value). Send the Product Codes from three packages of Thomas’ did not allow the unseeded Barbara Jean Hayes of 140 Old Eagleville Road, stand in the line and smell the candy I crave," racing, w as doing a burnout Saturdtiy night on I he si aging lane, a required refund form and one Universal Product Toasl-R-Cakes, any flavor. Expires Aug. 31, 1985. Teacher, 30, to reach deuce in his Bruce A. Olmstead of 150 Ripley Hill Road, Coriine M. admitted Julia Woods of Bath, Ind. concrete and grtivel track between the grandstands and main Code from any Baker’s Chocolate product, along final 10 service games. Gilbert, Rueb of 364 Bunker Hill Road and Michael J. Tucker of “ As a former cashier, I am 100 percent for a "No track at the F'irebird Raceway in suhurbtin Emmett Two front or with $3.50. This offer has no expiration date. Here’s a refund form to write for: A $2 refund. Piedmont, Calif,, earned $16,000 Regular two rear wheals 35 Shore Drive, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Candy” aisle. The screams of children whose moms BUFFERIN $2 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 14210, As he tried to make a turn ;d one end of the lane, his nitro- G E N E R AL M ILLS $1 Refund Offer. Send the and Teacher received $8,000. (most cars) Anita G. Barrett of 105 Standish Road, School of won’t buy them candy really get tiring after eight Baltimore, MD 21268. This offer has no expiration methane-burning "Fireman's Quickie " hit ;i fence post. The required refund form and the Universal Product "Brian started to tire late in the Education; and Susan Boisvert of 106 Forge Road, hours on the job," wrote Brenda Jordan, of Orlando, Code symbols from four 1.25-ounce size Nature date. While waiting for the form, save the entire car’s plastic body apparently jammed onto the throttle, and the ‘2 9 “ second set, and I became' more ^Regular School of Nursing. Fla. Valley Granola Bars. Expires Oct. 31, 1985. carton of Bufferin or Extra Strength Bufferin car shot into ;i T-shirt concession stand at an estimated 70-100 agressive on my serve," said " I ’m a cashier, and I have seen the many problems Tablets or Capsules along wilh the cash-register m ph. K E E B LE R Stone Creek Refund Offer. Receive a Gilbert, who did not lose a set in the caused by the candy being placed within reach of purchase price refund of one package of Keebler receipt wilh the purchase price circled. 2 first four rounds. THE Central names students youngsters,” said Jane Hamilton of Bloomington, 2 BRAKE SPECIAL Central Connecticut Statq University recently Ind. “ I see parents unloading their baskets, while the MUFFLER DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES announced its dean’s list which includes several area children behind them are grabbing for the most “ While I unloaded my shopping cart from the front, candy cohsumption do not need to have their job made ‘Smoky Joe’ (3 Front or 2 Rear Wheela) (3 Front or 3 ftotr Whoola) students. colorful candy. In fact, I have seen young children my child reached back lor some candy and nearly fell more difficult by the abundant display of these items They are; Kathleen Burns of 73 Church St., Virginia INSTALLATION INCLUDED • Free 4-wheel brake • Free 4-whecl brake nearly fall out of the cart trying to reach the candy." out. The aisle is so narrow, I couldn’t get around the in the close confinement of the checkout aisle. ” inspection Dubaldo of 59 Irving St., Elisa Duennebier of 433 N. shopping cart to catch him. It was just luck that my The final score in my “ No Candy Aisle Survey" was inspection In reading the many hundreds of reader letters, one d e a d a t 95 PERRY’S • Replace pads with new Main St., James TierInnI of 59 Homestead St., child wasn’t seriously injured, ” said Charlotte 742 readers who applauded the idea and one reader The Economizer muffler from Midas fits • Replace shoes with new of the most telling arguments for a “ No Candy" aisle guaranteed disc pads Catherine Zizka of 31 Baybery Raod, Bolton, and Haslett of Effingham. III. against it. guaranteed linings was safety. WEST HAVEN (U Pl) - Joseph most American-made cars and trucks. Your • Resurface rotors • Resurface drums Ronald Elliott of 194 Twin Hills Drive, Coventry. AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY, INC. "While waiting in the checkout aisle, my Joy Ranum, a director of the Tri-County Health What can you do about securing a "No Candy’ 9 Wood, a former Boston Red Sox satisfaction with this product is assured. • Replace grease seals • Inspect wheel cytinderf 9 10-month-old son grabbed some large rolled candies,” Department in Englewood, Col., wrote: “ Consump­ checkout aisle in your local supermarket? You can pjtcher known to millions of 244 Broad St., Manchester • 647*8576 • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold down old-time baseball fans us "Smoky wheel bearings springs Bay Path lists honor students said Cynthia Zagorski of Stillwater, N.Y. " I shudder tion of sugar snacks only reduces the child’s capacity follow the example of D.M. Cretella of Madison, Mon.-Fri. SrfM>-»:00 Sat StOMHM Sea. »:0(M:00 to think what would have happened if he had tried to for more healthful foods and increases the risk of tooth Conn.: ’ ’ 1 plan to clip out your ’No Candy Aisle’ article Joe,” died Saturday in the Sound- Guarantee: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect calipers • Lubricate backing plates Paula Ann Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. • Inspect hydraulic system eat one." decay. Parents who try to control their children’s and present it to my grocer.” view Convalescent Home. He was warranted by Midas for one year from the • Inspect hydraulic system William C. Nichols of Brewster St., Coventry, and 95. • Lubricatfe caliper anchors • Readjust brakes Tracy Ann Varrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert date of installation and will be replaced • Inspect fluid levels • Road test Varrick of Dartmouth Road, were named to the Wood was the equal of any • Acid fluid if required free of charge if it fails during this period. dean's list last semester at Bay Path Junior College in pitcher in the history of baseball • Road test Longmeadow, Mass. Progress made on new contraceptives for one glorious year and then • Metallic pads extra spent the rest of his major league career "getting by " as both a warronlsd lor as long a t you own your AmertewsI** or fbfoton WASHINGTON (UPl) — Several which connect the ovaries to the uterus. " I f you do get the proper application, cut and tied or blocked with clips or pitcher and an outfielder. C a stm l ‘Calamity Jane’ won’t quit years ago, the silicon plug was heralded Once there, it hardens and prevents ova it is a good method of sterilization," rings. Tubes can also be blocked by as a new contraceptive method that from moving down the tubes to be Reed said. " I t ’s as good as any other **” ** “TP*** *>• Inatalled without SANTA MONICA, Calif. (UPl) - A rookie cauterization, clips or rings applied A native of Kansas City, Mo., would be as effective as traditional fertilized. A loop is inserted while the method of sterilization as far as policewoman known as Calamity Jane because of using a scope inserted through the Wood played for the Red Sox and GTX Offer Expiree: 8/12/85 ®^P^-Additional parts and/or labor raquirad to rtatora tha sterilization, yet reversible. rubber Is still liquid so the plug can be preventing pregnancy. Ci! the trouble she attracted while on duty has failed vagina and uterus. ■yatom to oparatlonal cotKlltion ara axtra. Cleveland Indians between 1908 10W40 20W50 The device is in final testing stages pulled out. Side effects are few and not serious, BloomfMcl 24S-M M to pass probation because she lost so much time These are considered permanent, and 1922 but suffered a sore arm Mlddlatown 847-9100 Walllnoford 205-0068 and could hit the market in less than two Final testing in women volunteers he said. Some patients continue to Branford Now Brftain recovering from various injuries. although research continues on ways to after his magnificent season in Briolol 224-8137 Watorbury 787-0888 years, but with one drawback: it will be completed in January 1987, suffer cramp-like pain and must have NOW M 2-7»M Now Havan 886-8111 WatartMiry But Anita McKeown said Sunday she has not restore fertility. Reed said 12 women 1912 and never again was a star. E. Hartford Jlaw London apparently results in irreversible according to Robert Yocher, director of the plugs removed. 2a0-0318 447-1711 (WolooM Bt.) 783-7801 given up on her police career and will start her regulatory affairs for RSP Laborato­ Could there be other, more serious who had plugs removed have not He finished his career with a Enflald Norwieh infertility. 748^)308 888-8438 W. HarMord 022-0171 probation year all over again next month. ries Inc. of Stamford, Conn., maker of side effects? become pregnant in one to two years of 115-57 won-lost record and coached Qroton Rocky Hill ’’You can get them out, but the few 448-8129 683-1807 Woat Hotran •34-2020 McKeown was shot at twice, stabbed, beaten up the plug. If results are satisfactory, the " I t ’s just like with any other method trying. Their difficulties were not due to the Yale baseball team from 1923 Regularly Hamdon 248-8327 Bouthlneton patients we have studied for the 021-0333 WHIImontlc 480-1700 and pulled from two car wrecks. She missed all firm will apply for permission to begin that comes to m arket," said Dr. Louise age or other factors, he said. through 1942. $ |3 9 per quart N. Hartford ,, 248-4828 Torrlnoton purposes of fertility have not become 402-7047 B. Hartlord 846-0127 but 60 days of work in her probation year. marketing. Ty rer, medical director for the Planned Wood, who said a Boston Manefiaotar ' Vomon pregnant,” said Dr. Theodore Reed, Few er than one of every 100 tradition­ •78-4040 "They wouldn’t really give me credit (or the The plug can be used in about 85 Parenthood Federation of America. ■portawriter gave him the name clinical professor of obstetrics and ally sterilized women become preg­ year,” she said. ‘ ’I ’ll have to start all over again. percent of women, said Reed, one of the "There’s no way to know what potential "Smoky” because of his fastball, gynecology at Jefferson Medical Col­ nant. according to the American • Quality Parts • Competitive Prices They felt they couldn’t clear me with only 60 days scientists who has been testing it. rare, serious effects might occur until earlier this year became the first lege and associate gynecologist at College of Obstetricians and Gynecolo­ • Personal, Knowledgable Service in the field.” Lankenau Hospital in'Philadelphia. Because of anatomical irregularities, it you have a hundred thousand cases gists. By comparison, the pregnancy form er professional baseball Stop By For A Free Inspection And Written Estimate Today McKeown. 23, said she will be subject to The technique involves injecting a is difficult to use the telescope-like using the method” player to receive an honorary Your Estimate Is Our Promise. another round of evaluations when she returns (or rate for the next most effective liquid silicon rubber through the vagina instrument with which the rubber is In other methods, tubes are lifted contraceptive, the plU, is two to four per degree from Yale. another year as a rookie. and uterus into the fallopian tubes. inserted on the other IS percent. through tiny abdominal incisions, then 100 users.

/ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 29, 1985

Advice Moms urge realistic tack

By Iris Krasnow was having triplets, " which was during her cling, aerobic dancing, even calisthencis or United Press International fifth month. lifting weights. I just gave birth to a 9-pound to teens-and-sex problems son seven weeks ago and I continued lifting The Potomac, Md., mom gained 50 V It used to be called a "delicate condition.” pounds, but. "1 lost it all 10 days after weights until the day 1 delivered.” In current scientific data, she adds, there DEAR take birth control pills or any kind Pregnancy, '80s-style, means working delivery. I have several friends who had of precautions because it’s against babies about the time 1 did, and those of us are no studies that suggest exercise is bad ABBY; This is those muscles — with caution. who did daily exercise were in our regular for pregnant mothers. "1 think there are in regard to the our religion. ■! "Ten years ago, pregnant women were I never thought it could happen blue jeans two to three months after we many reasons why it may be beneficial. I letter from told, 'Take it easy. Don’t lift. I ’ll get it for to her. She wasso ashamed she ran you’,” recalls Diana Simkin, director of delivered.” believe that by having stronger muscles "Disappointed Dear Abby women may be less succeptible to lower Mom'’ who away from home. She’s back now, Fam ily Focus, a New York studio offering trying to pick up the pieces and put EXPERTS URGE ALL PREGNANT back pain and other muscular discomforts found her services for pregnancy, childbirth and her life together. mothers to check with their doctors before that come with pregnancy.” daughter's Abigail Van Buren parenthood. I can tell you, I wish she’d taken launching a fitness regimen. "All our Femmy DeLyser, author of "Jane birth control .. "With the current fitness boom going on. birth control pills when she needed participants must have doctors’ approval,” Fonda’s Workout Book For Pregnancy, pills. (The girl Uptive women who become pregnant want says Terry Domanski, an executive at the Birth and Recovery,” feels the benefits can w a s 18, a them. U continue working out. There is a general I blame myself for not telling her National Capital YMCA in Washington, be as much psychological as they are straight-A stu­ ivcognition that careful exercise is not only about sex and contraception when physical. dent, active in safe, but a healthy and important part of DC she started to ask questions. I Women who have never done a leg lift or "Exercise makes pregnant women feel her church, and had worked since always carries Trojans in his prenatal and postnatal care.'.’ thought if she didn't know any­ much better about themselves,” says she was 16, saving every penny for wallet. Bettertobesafethansorry. . When selecting an exercise class, advises sit-up in their lives shouldn’t plunge into an These are the 80s. Abby, and my, thing, she would be too scared to Simkin, author of "The Complete Preg- advance workout program simply because DeLyser, a registered nurse trained in college.) Mom said she could not obstetrics and child health. She designed condone premarital sex. and asked how times have changed! We don’t have sex. I was wrong. And all iwncy Exercise Program,” make sure the they've conceived. have to like it, or even understand along I thought I was being a good Instructor is a certified health professional “ Pregnancy is not a good time to begin a the prenatal and postnatal classes offered you what she should do at the Jane Fonda Workouts in Southern You said, "I'm not asking you to it. We just have to be realistic and parent. well-versed in pregnancy anatatomy. new aerobic exercise program nor is it a TOO LATE IN TEXAS California. condone premarital sex, but be do what we can to prevent our Some mothers-to-be prefer to tailor their time to intensify one’s training,” says Dr. 2 precious children from wrecking own regimens. Mona Shangold, director of the Sports "These classes serve just as much of a 2 thankful she's not risking preg­ DEAR TOO LATE: Don't beat social function” , she continues. "Women nancy, and love her for her their lives in a weak moment by an . "Since jogging and swimming have Gynecology Centcrlit Georgetown Univer­ are able to support each other, give each admirable qualities. She tippears unwanted pregnancy. yourself up. Mother. Good parents always been part of my daily routine, I sity Medical Center. teach their children that they can't other advice, compare bellies, and learn to have many. ” AN UNDERSTANDING MOM would have been thrown off if I couldn’t "It is reasonable for pregnant women have everything they want when Herald photo by Pinto from each other's birth stories.” That was a perfect answer. I keep doing them through pregnancy," says who are accustomed to- exercising to have a daughter who will he 18 DEAR MOM: I’ll probably get a they want it. That includes sex. Debbie Wolman, 31, who gave birth to continue,” explains Shangold, co-author of DR. RAUL ARTAL, AN ASSOCIATE soon. She's also a straight-A lot of flak for printing your letter, Children need to be taught self- triplets two years ago. "The Complete Sports Medicine Book for Persian folktale at Lutz professor of obstetrics and gynecology at student and has two college but it was one of many bearing the control as well as birth control. "When I was pregnant, I walked, or swam Women.” the University of Southern California, scholarships. I told her everything "better safe than sorry ” message. at 75 percent my normal speed every day "That applies to aerobic sports, running, Laura Johannes plays a merchant of production of “The Olive Jar” on warns of fallacies in the field of pregnancy she wanted to know about sex, and Read on: CONFIDENTIAL TO "WOND­ and did this up until the time they found out I swimming, brisk walking, stationery bicy- 9 Playhouse's Thursday. fitness. E R IN G ’ : Heed the wise words of Baghdad in the Lutz 9 even helped her get on the pill when "One of them is that if a woman exercises she asked me to. She was never DEAR ABBY: "Disappointed Benjamin Franklin: "When a throughout pregnancy, she will enjoy a promiscuous, but I knew all it Mom’ could have been me a few friend deals with a friend, let the briefer, easier labor — that is not correct,” would take was the right time, the years ago. My daughter also had bargain be clean and well penn’d, Tips for expectant mothers he says after six years of research in the right place and a boy she was in straight A ’s, was active in church that they may continue to be field. "Another fallacy is that you can keep love with. It happened when she and showed much potential. She friends to the end.” About Town very low intensity and advance activity up your fitness program you had prior to was 17. She told me and I didn't became sexually active when she The same can be .’said of a Bv United Press International levels very gradually. UPl photo love her any less for it. was 13, but I didn't know it until she relative. See a lawyer, and put it in pregnancy. • Vigorous exercise should be preceded “ Our research shows that such a I also have a 16-year-old son who became pregnant at 14. She didn't writing. Giant ^undae planned According to a recent report by The WATES meets Tuesday American College of Obstetricians and by a five-minute period of muscle warmup. program should be scaled down by about 25 Jimmy Carter shows the strain of staying in shape, a fetish Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Manchester Recreation Department will make its Gynecologists, "The goal of exercise during • Heart rate should be measured at times percent to have it be safe for both mother among modern-day chief executives. The 39th president raced Orange Hall. 72 E. Center St. Members will be third annual giant sundae Tuesday to be served from 1 pregnancy and the postpartum period of peak activity. Target heart rates and and fetus.” in the Catoctin Mountain National Park 10km run in Washington weighed from 6 to 7 p.m. Alberta Norris will be in to 3 p.m. at the Mahoney Recreation Center, 110 Cedar should be to maintain the highest level of limits established in consultation with the Studies on the relation of the fetus to Iron pills are the best idea physician. maternal exercise are still in their infancy, in 1979, and his near-collapse received a lot of attention. charge of the program. St. For $1.50, each person can have a choice of either fitness consistent with maximum safety. " hot fudge or strawberry sauce and ice cream served To do so, the ACOG gives these guidelines s Caloric intake should be adequate to so there are no firm conclusions. D E A R DR. this enables virus infections to from the sundae made from 15 gallons of ice cream. and warnings: meet not only the extra needs of pregnancy, "But we have observed slowing of the GOTT: My doc­ spread more rapidly. I have no Henrietta Ward crowned <» Rain date is Wednesday. • Vigorous exercise should not be per­ but also of the exercise peformed. fetal heart rate during exercise,” says specific proof of this, but, as I'm formed in hot, humid weather or during a • Activity should be stopped and the Artal. “ And we are finding that women who tor says I am Henrietta Ward of East Hartford, a Manchester Ike liked golf; sure you will agree, we tend to be period of febrile illness. physician consulted if any unusual symp­ keep up a very intense exercise program anemic and WATES member, was crowned queen of Connecticut more disease-prone in winter and LaChapelles select officers • Exercise should be done on a wooden toms appear. have smaller babies by as much as a pound suggested I WATES at its annual gathering in Branford. She lost Dr. Gott viruses are usually spread by floor or a tightly carpeted surface to reduce If any of the following conditions exist, and are at a higher risk for premature take iron pills. 35 pounds during the past year. Mrs. John (Judith) LaChapelle of Manchester was direct contact. Your injury may shock and provide sure footing. vigorous exercise should be avoided. d e live ry.” But I ’ve heard elected president and historian at the second there are two Peter Gott, M.D. have affected your resistance in • Activities that require jumping, jar­ • History of three or more spontaneous And his advice to those who want it all — JFK took to sea LaChappelle Fam ily Club reunion June 30 at some way; in the future, you might ring motions or rapid changes in direction abortions. toned bodies and healthy babies? kinds of iron, Elks elect Stone Sherwood Forest Castle. Becket, Mass. consider limiting your visitors.

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Light trucking, free and Painting, Interior and EmDiovment typing, process shipping ... to sell something! 643- Real Estate Real Estate, 647-8400 o:r; dren are grown, they buy a exterior painting - com­ Residential Work. Joseph white vinegar and one "LBMBY YPKHB CFNY WPLJ DF after 3:30pm, 659-2162. Retail Salesperson tor fa­ quired. Experience pref- 2711. 646- 8646. ; smaller house. The fixed 7427. estimates, fully Insured. quart ot top water. Heat to documents, figure apti­ 647-1349. plete decorating tervice - Dumas. Fully Licensed. shion lean store. After­ errable. Excellent — ■ ■■ • rate mortgage is usually custom wall papar hang­ Free Estimates. 646-5253. rolling boll and let stand Salesclerk. Apply In per­ noons, Saturdoys and opportunity tor a mature tude and pleasant phone most appropriate for people Central First Floor, 5 CFNY IWKUJYBL — KD UBPMBH personality a must. 8am- Program Assistant — For Ranch Lover's Delight! I J in the second and third ing - Insurance damage tor one hour. Pour out y son, Marlow's Inc., 667 Thursday nights. Must be person who enloys people IHDMES rooms, 2 bedrooms, Will Cleon Cellars, attics, solution, tut with water, 5pm, Monday thru Fri­ family day care nutrition Sparkling clean 6 room • stages of this cycle. It is for special lets. All types remodeling or CFNY XKJHBIDKFL Main Street, Manchester. reliable. Applications be­ contact. Call 522-9211. program. Includes re­ Ranch with gorgeous* those who are planning to stove, refrigerator, dis­ houses, free of charge for 848-8487 boll again and discard. day, Competitive wage FDR SALE. usoble Items. 644-3234. repairs — Complete kit­ ing taken at Jeans Plus, cruitment and monitoring porch, new siding, roof, 4 stay in their home for at hwasher. Laundry hook chens, bdihs, garages, ad- Add buildup to your 297 East Center Street, and benefit package. Call least several years up. $500 per month plus NLTYFDBIDB J." — YFOBYD HELP WANTED for an appointment, 646- family day care homes In and lots of extras. T ruly* Smart shoppers shop ditlons, dormers, budget by selling no- Manchester______Hartford and Tolland move-ln condition. Of-J utilities and security. Doors, Windows, Decks, longer used furniture and 1737. Plllowtex Corp., 49 Mortgaging Is a major Prefer mature adults. Hatchways, Etc. — No lob Classified! They find porches, decks. No Job Regent Street, Counties and provides fered In the $90's. Jackson * consideration today. There too large or small. C^all appliances with a low-cost FYOBL. Easy assembly work! Experienced Hairdresser technical assistance to Available August 1st, 646- too small. 20 veors expe­ that's a good way to fight od In Classified. 643-2711. Receptionist — Full time Manchester. New Listing I Manches­ 8i Jackson Real Estate, | are far more financial Im­ the high cost of living. Larry, 649-3985. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My problem lies in reconciling $600:00 per 100. Guaran­ position. Must be able to — For progressive South dav care provjders. Assist 647- 8400 or 646-8646. .. { plications than ever before 1536. rience. Coll 643-4551. ter, $137,500. U 8. R Built my gross habits with my net income." — Errol Fiynn. teed Payment. No Expe- type minimum 40 wpm. Windsor Salon. 289-7689. coordinator with monthly - « when buying real estate. rlence/No Sales. Details Bakery Help wanted, Executive home In Forest From capablTlilet and advi­ Manchester — 2 bed­ Office experience helpful. early morning hours, reimbursements, com­ Manchester — 7 Roorfi I sability of amount of down « 1985 by NEA, Inc 272 send self-addressed Bookkeeper and General modities distrltbutlon and Hills area. 10 room, 5 room, first floor, no pets, Apply at L 8< M Ambu­ must be available wee­ bedroom spacious Raised Contemporary Raised; payment to terms and stamped envelope; ELAN lance, 275 New State Office - Shirt sleeve news letter. Other duties Ranch, main floor cathedV ■ methods of financing to a lease 8, security. $400 per NOTICe TO CREDITORS VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ kends. Mature, reliable. Ranch, 2.5 baths, 2 firepla­ ,n i ROOMMATES [HOME AND ESTATE OF Bright Cover-Up J Road, Manchester. No experience necessary, worker wanted. Grow Deli Counter Help Needed as requrled. Qualifica­ ral celling famly room :; myriad of other creative fi­ month plus heat. 646-1379. JEAN E. RAMAGE a/k/a J prise Road, Ft. Pierce, FL with companv. Salarv ne­ tions: Early childhood an­ ces, wall to wall through­ nancing techniques, there Is *0 IWANTED GARDEN will train. Apply In per­ — Part time, variable out, sundeck and much large, dining room, eat-ln* a lot to understand before I JEANNE E. RAMAGE 33482. ' gotiable. Start a.s.a.p. d/or nutrition experience. The Hon. Norman J. son, Highland Park hours. Must be 18. Please more. Warren E. How­ kitchen, 3 bedrooms, wltt) 5 committing you and your Market, 317 Highland Call J.D.C. Enterprises, see Rich, Highland Park Ability to handle routine 2 additional rooms on the a fa' m ■* ily to lofbn'g _ r a n ^ finan­ IHDMES Over The Road Truck Blueberries — Pick vour Preuss. Judge, ot the Court 633-8317. administrative paper­ land, Inc., 643-1108. cial consequences. Theppi of Probate, District ot Street. Manchester. Market, 317 Highland lower level, treed lot; J fesslonala at TEDFORD I FOR RENT Driver looking for room­ own. Coventry, 2011 Moln- Andover at o hearing held on Person to Wash Vehicles Street, Manchester. work. Associates degree Manchester — 7 Room Good location. $142,000. - J REAL ESTATE. CEN­ mate to shore small 2 (Route 31), Monday- July 17, 1985 ordered thot oil or equivalent preferred. claims must be presented to are in the — Must operate standard Day Care - Assistant Cape, 4 bedrooms, eat-ln TURY El can provide the Manchester — 5 room, 2 bedroom opartment In Tuesdov, 9am-12, Satur­ Local Insurance Agency, transmission. Second Director and teacher for Valid driver's license and Coventry — "Child 8, Pe4* knowledge you need to day, 9-3.(742-6316). the tiducldrv on or before kitchen, finished rec make anTnformed decision. bedroom, I'/a both Colon­ Manchester. Prefer fe­ October 17,198; or be barred Manchester looking tor Individual ex­ shift, 6 days per week. child care program after­ reliable transportation Proof" with the fully etj-J male, age 20-30, neat, D Part Time receptionist tor necessary. Salary range room, central location. We're here on Rt. 44A, Bol­ ial. Garage, excellent os by law provided. perienced In personal and Medical and retirement noons during school year. closed. Chain-link fenced- * ton Notch. Bolton. 647-M14. neighborhood, nice yard. reliable, quiet. No per­ Sharon B. Preuss, benefits. Contact LeRov Experience necessary. busv medical office, pre­ — Full time $11,500 to Owner, 646-4019. Princi­ C lerk Herald commercial claim work. Hair Stylist — We've got pals only. $85,900. In back yard. Lovely.6 ! "We're National ButTVe^ $675 0 month plus security sonal Involvement. $185 U vious experience pre­ Neighborly". E4 hour servi The fiduciary Is: Call 646-0167 between 8am- Saucier, Arbor Acres Resume by 8/5/85 to the customers, we need $12,500 and excellent be­ room Cape located on | and all utilities. No pets. per month & '/j utilities, PETS 4pm. Farm, 633-4681. M.A.S.P., Box 70, Storrs, ferred. Submit resume to nefit package. Send re­ nice, deep lot. Roof Is only « ce-7 days a week. Shirley J. Terlesky everyday. PO Box 566. Manchester you now. Excellent pay "Must Sell" Attractive Coll Frank SplleckI, 643- heat 8, hot water Included. 15 Plymouth Lone Ct. 06268. and benefits. No following sume and cover letter to 12 years old, and the vinyl J Call 742-7463 ater 6pm, Pedigree Chocolate Lab Bolton, CT 06040 Ct 06040. Don Gerhardt, CNDC, 32 Westwood raised ranch HINT 2121. necessary. Call Com­ with fire place and rec siding, furnace and elect-S Be sure to understand all leave message with Sue. — Female (spayed), 2 078-07 mand Performance of Broad Street, Danielson, ric service are 3 years ol^. ; the terms of an adjustable- years old, great with kids. mart Reps Needed — For busi­ CT 06239. Closing date room. 1 full and 2 half Manchester, 643-8339. baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms. One year old Septic Sys- * rate mortgage. [STORE AND 742-5921. 1V74 Chevy Luv — 4 cy­ ness accounts. Full time 8/8/85. EOE. tern. Won't Last Long a t; ■ 09 i HOUSEHOLD hoppers $60,000 to $80,000. Part- Formal dining room. Eat I OFFICE SPACE linder, 4 speed, 84,800 In kitchen with applian­ only $79,500. Strano Real • GOODS Free Oversized Benli. miles; runs OK, needs NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED time $12,000 to $18,000. No Part Time Secretarial — Part Time Program As­ Estate, 647-"SOLD". ; selling. Repeat business. ces. Office and garage. Neutered, shots, approxi­ hand broke repair; $700. L Town of South Windsor sistant — For family day ■ - • G n t u ^ j , Ottice/South Windsor — mately 2 years old, very Shop the Covered deck to pool. Used Refrigerators, 643-7001. L IN MANCHESTER AREA Set vour own hours. Train­ Inland Wetland Agency- care nutrition program. Manchester — $109,900.1 Sullivan Ave. 2 large ing provided. Coll 1-612- Asking $113,900. Martin 8< Washers, Ranges — friendly. Cannot keep, /Conservatlon Commis­ Includes recruitment and New on the Market! Spa- * rooms, air conditioning, call 649-4202 after 4pm. Classifieds. High 8t. 1-19 938-6iB70, Monday-Frldav, sion, 20-25 hours weekly. monitoring family day Rothman.646-4144. ample parking, $260 a Cleon, guaranteed, ports 76 MG Midget — Great Chartir Gik 8L 27-14D 8am-5pm. CST. clous 7 room full d o u and service. Low prices. shape, new stereo. $2,495. Parkide Aot. all Concord 8t. all $6.60 per hour. Flexible care homes In Hartford mered Cape with large month. 236-6021 or 644- Free — Four kittens and schedule. Duties Include and Tolland Counties and Best Possible Buy — A 3977. B.D. Pearl 8. Son, 649 Phone anytime, 646-1071, Manchester all Koonoy 81 low price home In an area first floor family raomaX* Main Street, 643-2171. mother - abandoned. keep trying. HackmatacK 8L Newspaper Dealer shorthand and typing. Ap- provides technli^al assist­ bedrooms, IVa baths, dirt-; REAL ESTATE Mother now neutered. Ca­ Otia 8L all Girdner 8L pllcatlons available, ance to day care provid­ of high price houses. This Office Space — Excellent Herald needed In Hebron- home Is loaded with Ing room, living room SiTl WANTED lico, 2 female tabby kit­ 78 Trans Am — Air condi­ Nllaa Dr. all HIghlind 81. 8-187 Andover area. For more Town Managers office. ers. Assist coordinator car garage. Located Ini I location with ample park­ tens, 2 male orange and Town Hall. with monthly reimburse­ charm and character, has ing. 600, 400 8i 300 sq. ft. tioning, T top, 95K, Black, 643-2711 Elm 81. all Park 8L 13-66 Information, call 647-9946. good potential for high most desirable area... 24 hour cash offer on your white kittens, all have had $3,500 or best otter. 646- Francia Dr. all ments, commodities dls- Fixed rate assumable, office suites are now first shots. Please save a 8:30 a .m .-5:00 p.m. Farguaon Road 121-36D trltbutlon and news letter. appreciation value, property — Call; Crockett available. 649-2891. Four poster Cannonball i 1694. Diane Dr. all sunken living room with mortgage. Call for den­ Realty, 643-1577 tor a Bed with mattress and life. Call 742-5768. Hanry 81 148-258 Other duties as requrled. tal Is. Sentry Real Estatp,,, Park 81 73-167 Qualifications: Early beamed ceilings, w/w win­ quick deal! boxspring, queen size and Cut laundry costs by de­ Falrviaw 81 all DARI-FARiWS dows which bring the 643-4060. triple dresser In honey Baldwin Rd. all Walnut 8t. 1-17 childhood and/or nutri­ creasing the amount of ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. tion experience. Ability to outdoors Indoors, fully pine. $500. 646-9782. I f * , ; ^MUSICAL detergent used. Reduce Elm Tarraca all Canter 8L 563-655 odd handle routine adminis­ appllanced extra large South Windsor— $169,900.' Rentals 1.000 sq. ft. of Business loo I item s 1977 Cadillac Eldorado — by one-third and see trative paperwork. Valid kitchen. This Is a home, Take advantage of tb *. space available Imme- Fully loaded, leather Inte­ T ' whether you notice a dif­ has immediate openings for not a house. Come see. rior, tut 8< telecscopic ------. driver's license and relia­ Price Reduction on this dlotelv. Also office space. Aria Pro 2 Guitar with ONE SIZE PHOTO-GUIDE 1 464 1 ference In the appearance $102,900. C entury 21 steering wheel, excellent EXCLUSIVE 8-18 Manchester Herald teiephone order persons to take ble transportation neces­ magnificent 8 room Dutch- IRDDMS Call 649-8920. cose, 3 months old. $225. 38-40-42 ot vour wash. Add extra sary. Associates degree Jackston-Showcase, 646- Colonial featuring 4 be(t* Duncan Phyfe Mohogany running condition, passed dollars to vour budget by Call Circulation Dept Call Mott, 643-4970. A classic coat dress with orders from our estabiished or equivalent preferred. 1316. rooms, 2Vj baths, flra - FDR RENT Main Street, Manchester oval table with 4 Lyre- emissions. $3,500 or best selling "don't needs" with slimming seams, nice for accounts. Basic office skills Salary range — $6.25- placed family room and — Office space, 500 sq. ft.. bock chairs. Solid maple otter. 228-3078, ask tor Jim 2369 a low-cost ad In Classi­ 647-9946 $6.75/hour. Send resume North Coventry — 4 bed­ many custom features ■ Large, clean, quiet, pa­ Excellent location. Heat, kitchen table, 54"(with after 6pm. any season. fied. 643-2711. room Garrison Colonial janitor. $200 per month, leaf). 643-8476. Automotive No. 1464 with Photo- required. and cover letter to Dorl throughout. A Must to., neled, carpeted with big Brighten your work-day Gerhardt, CNDC, 32 with large country klth- Seel Call for an appoint— cedar closet. Near bus 649-5334. 75 Ford Maverick — 6 Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. cen, front to back living cylinder, motor excellent, with this simple-to-sew Size 10. 32*2 bust, 3*'4 yards NOTICE TO CREDITORS Applications now being accepted at: Broad Street, Danielson, ment. Sentry Real Estate,. and shopping. Working apron treated to a color­ ESTATE OF room with fireplace and new radiator, starter, ex­ 45-inch. ROY B. WARREN, late of CT 06239. Closing date 643-4060. - - male. 649-0102. 400 Sq. Ft. - Second floor. CARS/TRUCKS ful appliqued “Smily To­ 8/8/85. EOE. woodstove. Has 2'/a baths, 1.000 so. ft. ground floor. haust, heater coll. $800. Manchester, deceased 40 Tolland Stage Road 2 car garage, solar hot Westinghouse Electric FOR SALE 646-0744 after 5:30pm. mato.” TO ORDER, tend $2.50 for each The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Prime location In Man­ I No. 2369 has apron pat­ attern, plus 50C for postaga and Gerald, Judge, of the Court Bank Teller — Full time water, hard wood floors, Manchester — Best Bu^ mAPARTMEN^ chester. One block from Drop-In range, Roper tern for Size 38-40-42 in­ R of Probate, District of Man­ Tolland, CT — $92,900. Where else andling. for the main office of natural woodwork, fam­ wIlC I ^ F D R RENT hospital. Professional Electric wall oven. 69 Plymouth Valiant — I MOTORCYCLES/ clusive; full directions. SUE BURNEH chester at a hearing held on $92,900 buy you 3 large* July 24, 1985 ordered that all PICTURE THIS Apply in person, Mon.-Fri. between South Windsor Bank 8, ily room with bar. Exte­ only. Call 522-7291 days, Counter-top range with Runs Great. First $200 I BICYCLES MauckMlor HuraU rior Is aluminum sided. bedrooms, 2 plus baths," hood. Iron Stone dinner- To order* tend $2.50* for tach claims must be presented tp 2 Trust Companv, custo­ Manchester — Available 646-27X evenings. cash. 643-7843. pattern, plus 50( for postaga and 1150 Ave. of Amtricat the fiduciary on or before Oc­ 2 Sam - 5:30pm / Sat. 9am - 1 pm There are numerous fruit central air, large bright' ware set for twelve(12). Now York. N.Y. 10036 mer contact and/or cash­ Immediately. One, two nandling. tober 77,1985 or be barred os ier experience beneficial. trees 8, flowers, a green kitchen, farmal dining Free Rent In Manchester Call and make otter, 643- 1982 Honda CX500 — Cus­ ANNE CABOT Print Name. Addrets w ith ZIP by low provided. and three bedroom apart­ 1980 Comoro — Excellent tom. 1,300 miles. Immacu­ CODE, Stylo Numbor and Sizo. Apply In person between 9 house 8< screened In room and a finished reC — Prime space and loca­ 8502. Condition. Standard M nuclitfttr MaralB Mary Lou Taylor, summer room. Peace and room. All this plus pool- ments. $410, $475, $525, late condition. Must sell. New FASHION with Clerk and 11 am, Monday thru heat and hot water In­ tion. New. Hurry. 668-1447. transmission. Low mi­ 1150 Ave. of Amtricat The fiduciary Is; Friday at 1033 John Fitch quief for $113,500. Century and tennis courti Joyce' $1,000. Call weekdays, 646- New York, N.Y. 10036 I’hoto-Guide patterns in $ EXTRA MONEY $ cluded. J.D. Real Estate, leage. Must be seen. all size ranges, has a Mary E. Warren Blvd., South Windsor. 21 Jackston-Showcase, G. Epstein Real Estate,- Manchester — Office or 2457. Print Name, A ddrott wltU ZIP 127 Princeton St. PART-TiME 646-1980. MISCELLANEOUS $4,200. Call 647-7043. CODE and Style Number. special Grace Cole Collec­ 646-1316. 647-8895. Retail space, 5 rooms, Monchester, CT 04040 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NEEDED Attention Sewers and FOR SALE 1985 Suzuki Tempter SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ tion for larger sizes; plus 079-07 With Your Own Part-Time Jobi.' high traffic street, excel­ 1980 Plymouth Grand 2 BONUS Coupons! Crafters — Help wanted. Cute as a Button — 2 lent sign visibility. Call N 650CC. Full loaded suspen­ lections and a FREE Fury — Excellent condi­ sion. Just bought, has 214 Pattern Section in the P ric e_____$2.00 Are you looking for a part-time summer job Sales Clerk/Cashler. Full bedroom Ranch on a Bolton — Charming 3 Frank SplleckI, 643-2121. Swim pools warehouse tion. No rust. Power miles. $1,500. Coll 649-4630. ALBU M . Just $3.00. 9 An excellent opportunity for that would continue throughout the school time and part time. Apply corner lot. Clean as a bedroom Ranch on beau- forced to dispose of new brakes, power steering, TOWN OP MANCHESTER BOOKS et (3.25 each 9 In person. Fabric and whistle. $60's.... We Gua­ tlfully landscapecr Manchester - Spacious 4 LEGAL NOTICE year? We have an Immediate need for the fol­ room apartment, heat 8i on/ground, 31 foot long air, AM /PM stereo, ve­ Q*129— DOLLS— Old and Now. Hew Craft Bonanza, 830 Sliver rantee Our Houses. Blan­ wooded lot In sought after MJMCHEtTER n n RECREATION to d ro it tnem; how to make them. Housewives and Mothers with lowing: . hot water Included. Near 8pRC« wtllRblB In mini otflo* ptrk ah pools complete with huge lour Interior. Best otter. The Zoning Board of Appeols at o meeting on July 22, 19S3 Lane, East Hartford, dur­ chard 8i Rossetto Real convenient location. FIrIF' ErH 84 of 1*44. Ampw patting, a/c. a-131— HEIRLOOM HANDIWORK— stores and busline, $475. sundecks, fencing, hl-rate Call 742-8843. l i i l VEHICLES 20 types of needlework ik illt. mode the following decisions. ing store hours. 569-0196. Estate, 646-2482. placed living room, Is f fully carpeWd. pcivata law. Brohara Clark A minimum typing speed of 40 wpm pfDtacWd. filters, pump, ladders, a 13^ — TO DIVE or KEEP — 40 floor laundry, super deck I Call 649-8920. nttditw ork items to make. Appl. Ne. 1009 - SI. James Church - Special Exception and va­ young children bring them Typists: accurately. Filing and clerical ability. • 2,3000 omoa warranty, etc. Asking $978 77 Monte Carlo — Air, 1982 Jayco Pop-up — 14'/2 riance approved with the following conditions; (1) Hours of Dormered Cape — 3 large Won't last. Jayce G. Ep-' • 1,000 o tica a *i3 3 -C R A n s -M pagei f t quick- Large 3 room heated complete. Financing turbine wheels, swivel ft. fully loaded, excellent le*nuke Itoma. operation of carnival and sole of beer and wine: Thursday, Data Candidate; must be accurate, detail bedrooms, 2 baths, rec stein Real Estate, 647-889$.' 522:^579' ■ available. Coll Stan, toll- September 19,19S3 and Friday, September 20,1913-3:00 P.M. with you and save on BANK apartment. $440 monthly, buckets, console, low condition. 643-9689. to 11:00 P.M., and Saturday, September 21,19S3- 10:00A.M. Entry oriented, and be able to type at least room and a landscaped Mr. Npnnan_____ free, 1-800-524-0595. miles. Coll 649-2461. yard. $80's.... We Guaran­ security, no pets, no ap- to 11:00 P.M. (2) Minimize litter by patrons of carnival by Clark: 40 wpm. TELLERS pllances. 646-2426 U. S. DEPARTMENT OP JUSTICE providing dolly cleoning of litter on the site and odlocent babysitting costs tee Our Houses. Blan­ East Hartford — $79,900. ImaSsratton end NehirallieUon Sendee weekdays. 84 Buick LeSobre Limited properly caused by carnival operations. (3) No odvertlslne Clark: Filing and clerical ability. No typing NORTHEAST SAVINGS, chard. 8i Rossetto Real "Ideal Homestead" Beau­ MISCELLANEOUS - 4 door, loaded, coll Joe at Hertlerd, Ceimeeltout of ths availability ot sole of besr and wine shall be visible off a rapidly growing, multi- Estate, 646-2482. tifully situated, 3 befT- 289-2064. the premises. necessary. room Ranch, flowering 2 bedroom Apartment on FOR RENT Notice Is hereby ^ven that on July 2,19S5, at approximately state financial Institution, Monstleld/Wllllngton Metal Weights — 6 Posi­ 10:00 A.M. one 1971 CMC Truck, VIN: TKL33IBS07971 was Appl. No. 1090 • Eeb Riley Oldsmeblle • Variances and Spe­ Luxurious 9 room Con­ bushes, grape arbors, loW tion bench. Squat rocks, seized at The Greenwich Toll Plozo, 1-95, Connecticut oso re­ cial Exception approved with conditions: (t) All Inside Artist: Computer experience necessary. has opanlnga lor part time line. Rte. 44A. $310. I ’/a Manchester — For rent or 1975 Chevy Novo — Auto- building drains shall be connected to on oil separator; (2) temporary featured In a of trees and area to roami 643-6390 evenings. motic Transmission. sult of the alleged use In the commission of a violation of SU. Neat lettering. tallera to work evenings at months security deposit. sole, 12,800 sq. ft. frees­ S.C. 1374(0). Sold seized conveyance hosbddn determined to The entire sanitary sewer piping shall be cost Iron; (3) The our Manchester Parkade national magazine. A Also, large garage and 77,000 miles. Runs well. site shall not hove any drvwells; (4) All discharge Into the beautiful winter view. workshopll Don't miss Country privacy, garden tanding Industrial or besublect to forfeiture pursuont t o l U.S.C. 1374(b) and SC. The scheduled work hours for all of the above Branch. Qualified candi­ spot, no dogs, call 429-4457 Children's Clothing — 643-9632. F.R. 774. Any person clolmlng to be the owner of sold seized sanitary sewer system shall be pre-treoted; (3) No under­ $184,900.... We Guarantee this onel Call nowl Cen­ warehouse building. All Infonts-size 6. Name conveyance who wishes to obtain a ludlclol determination of ground fuel storoge facilities shall be pemitted; (4) The ex­ are 1:00-4:30 but wtih flexibility. Interested? dates should possess a or 487-0162^______utilities available, ample isting undtroround fuel tank shall be removed; (7) The Our Houses. Blanchard 8i tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ brand, excellent condi­ 77 Oldsmoblle Omega forfeiture must file with the Regional Commlitloner, Im­ flair for public contact parking. Call F.J. SplleckI migration and Naturalization Service, o claim and post a above-ground waste oil tank shall utilize the best monoge- and strong figure Rossetto Real Estate, 646- ate, 649-4000. tion. Also, new playpen Brougham — Small V-8, ment practices Including a containment area ot sufficient 22 Hours Per Week Please apply at our facility between 8:00-4:00 2482. Manchester — September Realtors, 643-2121. cost bond of $7,300.00 or 10% of the opprolsdd value, but In no aptitude. 1st, 6 Room duplex, no and used toys. 643-9689. oil power, A M /FM stereo, event le u than $230.00, pursuant to S C.F.R. 274.10. A claim size to contain the entire contents of the tank; (I) There shall Monday through Friday. plush Interior, 127K High­ and d cost bond m utt be received by the Regional Commit- be no use of salt tor Ice removal except for pedestrian walks; Salary Plus Gas Allowance Manchester — $62,900. pets. $500 plus utilities. tioner. Immigration and Naturalization Service, Federal (9) A typical detail of on endwoll with o concrete splash pod CALL 727-1830 or Century 21 Lindsey Rm I General Electric Air Con­ way miles. $1,500/best "Condo and Pets" may be Estate has a new homtt; Security. Call 649-8365 ot­ Bui ding, Burlington, Vermont 03401, on or before close of shall be shown on Sheet 3 ot 4 of the site plans; (10) A thirty GERBER SaENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. Apply In Person ter 6pm. ditioner. Good condition. offer. Coll Glen at 646- f conveyance will be declared foot wide permanent easement along the site's entire nortti- SOUND INTERESTING? . together In this very taste­ 519 Center Street. Your ROOMMATES $50. 643-1620. 2557. forfeited to the United States pursuant to IC . F. R. 774.11. Any erly boundary and south flow line ot the HockoniNti River You can ba a Hartid Araa Adviser and handle and 151 Bition Drive. Mencheeter, CT 06040 324 Broad St. fully finished and deco­ shall 9d granted to the Town for use os a hiking trail. - 2S9 EOi M/P ManL^hester, Ct. new home could be lust a WANTED person having on appropriate property Interest In sold auparvlta our carriar boys & girls. If you Ilka kids - rated 2 bedroom towne phone call away. We'll WatAbed — Super twin. M lied (ranvevance moy tile petltlont for relief from forfei­ Adorns Street. want a little Independence and your own income... 1972 Chevy Impolo — New ture with the Rcelonal Commissioner pursuant to S U.S.C. NORTHEAST house. Has a full base­ work hard to bring In Excellent condition. Com­ muftler* reupholstered In­ All variances and Special Exceptions shall hove on ettective ment and many custom Young mon seeking 1324(b) ond S C.7.R. 274.13-774.17 wUhoSt flimg q ciSim and dote In occordonce with Connecticut General Statutes. No­ buyers for vour old house apartment to shore with plete. $125. 643-6634. side, carpet, air, runs poefin0 Q bond. SAVINGS Deluxe featuresi I Call to­ while showing you hdW For Rent Monchester — tice of these decisions has been tiled In the Town Clerk's of­ Very nice 4 room oport- mole roommate In excellent. Coll 646-1786. STANLEY E. McKINLEY fice. day for particulars and the equity you've built uo 12' Wooden Brockwoy REGIONAL COMMISSIONER A Great Place to Bank ment, available Imme- Monchester-Hortford ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS IsaF An equal opportunity appointment I Century 21 can work to your b ii l boat and 6 horsepower 1976 Chew Von — 6 DATE: JULY II, 19S3 CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 dtaMIv. 1425 plus got heat. area. Willing to pay about EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY employer Lindsey Real Estate, advantage. Call TodMV'- $200 per month. Coll Kevin Johnson. Excellent condi­ cylinder. $1,500 or best 649-4000. 649-4000. ' ' CaN Ro m 647-8400 or 646- CASE NUMBER: ER 274-IS-214 HAR 274-SS-OI Doted at Monchesttr, CT this 39th day of July, IMS. at 342-1145. tion. $400. 643-6634. otter. Evenings, 643-9321. . 0494)7 «0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 29, 1985 MANCHESTER BOLTON BUSINESS WEATHER PZC rejects condos, Building commission Japan has new plan Clouding up tonight; tables Red Roof plans tries to trim costs I to encourage imports cooler Wednesday ... page 2 SUMMER SAFETY ... page 3 ... page 10 ... page 20 iKanrhratrr Mrralb Manchester, Conn. — A City ofssss, Village Charmi-.i * TiiAcHavyTuesday, .liil\ July 30, 1985 — Single copy: 25« BICYCLE SAFETY POOL RULES CANOE RULES For Manchester cops, ‘Every shift is differenf ■ Never boat alone. There should be a I Don't serve alcoholic drinks before or while Manchester for two years. He that he issued more traffic tickets I Bike on the right tide of the road, with traffic. Bv Kevin Flood — I’m a terrible speller when it man who had just hit his landlord hangs next to him on the metal worked as an auto mechanic for six last year than any other officer in your guests are swimming. Walt until after minimum of three boats. All boats must Herald Reporter comes to filling out reports." over the head with a chair and a grate separating the front and Always. But spelling ability, of course, is guitar. back seats of the patrol car. years before that, but was deter­ the Manchester Police Depart­ maintain a visual communication system. ment "I forget how many there 3 2 everyone has finished swimming for drinks But first there is the matter of “ You’d be amazed how many mined to be a cop even then. "I took When Manchester police officer not the only skill police officers like Keep the boat ahead and the boat behind In Mazzone rely on in the course of the briefcase. Among the items people look at that and think f have the test six times before 1 made il." were — three or four hundred, I Obey traffic laws. Especially, stop at all stop by poolside. Robert Mazzone begins his nightly maybe. I got a lot of ribbing about patrol, he checks a piece of their work. Before his 3-to-ll p.m. inside is a pack of Marlboros. "I a partner with me in the car. " he laughs. "1 didn't like being a it." sight equipment he considers vital to his shift is over on this warm July don’t smoke,” Mazzone tells a mechanic too much. I felt like I was signs and red traffic lights. Soon, Mazzone pulls out of the going stale because 1 really didn't work: his briefcase. evening, Mazzone will have en­ reporter riding with him on patrol ‘ 'I'm more into motor vehicle I Prohibit running and horsaplay around the police headquarters parking lot on have to use my head. But I love this "I ’ve got everything in here,” he dured the wrath of a woman he Thursday, "but sometimes when stuff than a lot of other cops,” East Middle Turnpike and heads job. Every shift is different You're pool because roughhouting Increases the • Know how to swim. You should be a says, thumbing through a brown pulled over for speeding, re­ you take somebody into custody, Mazzone says, "partly because I I Don’t carry passengers: one person to a bike. for his patrol area for the evening, always learning something new. " competent swimmer, even when fully briefcase full of books, pamphlets sponded to a report of two strdnge they’ll do anything for a cigarette. which covers nearly all of the was the victim of a hit-and-run risk of falling Into the pool. and papers sitting next to him in men lurking inside a service If you give them a smoke, they'll be southwestern section of once where the guy didn"i have any Mazzone takes pride in paying 9 ■ Only two bikes side by side on a road. clothed. his patrol car. “ Let’s see ... motor station, and wandered down the your best buddy and tell you Manchester 0 dark and narrow hallway of an anything.” close attention to motor-vehicle I Keep the number of people in the pool at any vehicle laws, report forms, a Please turn to page 3 (Riding tingle file Is better.) I Wear your PFD. Personal flotation devices dictionary ... I need that dictionary apartment house in search of a Then he points to his hat, which Mazzone has been a cop in violations — so much so. in fact. one time down. It’s easy to overlook a (life (ackets) must be Coast Guard approved I Never carry anything that pravents keaping swimmer In trouble if the pool Is crowded. two hands on the bars. One hand must be and must fit you properly. kept on the bars at all times. ■ Never work around the pool alone. If you • Know the river — or canoe with an Shultz tells Soviets should slip and fall In. you may not be able to experienced leader who does. Walk the bank ■ Signal a turn or stop, to alert drivers. Here call for help or your cries may not be heard. to examine how to run difficult rapids. When are the signs to use. In doubt don't gamble, carry around the ■ Never swim alone. rapids. of treaty violations ■ Respect the river. Know river classifications By Jim Anderson 51,000 annually to 896, he said. vardnadze, tomorrow and U.S. and learn why and how rivers are classified. United Press International The harshest Soviet action, he officials said that Shultz will raise said, has been reserved for Soviet some of the same specific points in For the open-canoe paddler, cold water, cold HELSINKI, Finland - The citizens who tried to monitor their that session. LEFT STOP United States today blasted the government’s fulfillment of the In addition, Shultz said he hopes weather, remote areas,and rising rivers Soviet Union for its failure to live Helsinki promises: tl.e meeting will provide a chance Increase the degree of difficulty. Never up to the Helsinki Agreement on • Yuriy Orlov, head of the Soviet to get acquainted and to begin human rights, but Secretary of Helsinki Watch Committee, is in laying the groundwork for No­ canoe on flooded rivers. State George Shultz said that the Siberian exile after seven years in vember’s planned meeting be­ 25. accord is worth keeping. a labor camp. tween President Reagan and So­ j In the text of his address to the viet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in J • Anatoly Shcharansky, whose opening day session of the 10th wife is in Helsinki for the anniver­ Geneva. ■ Be familiar with the American Whitewater anniversary of the Helsinki Final sary, has completed a prison term In their first informal encounter, Affiliation Safety Code. Read It and abide by Act, Shultz gave a detailed run­ "and is now serving a 13-year in Finlandia Hall, at the opening of down of the Soviet mistreatment of sentence in one of the most brutal the anniversary ceremony, Shultz It its dissidents and minority groups. of Soviet labor camps." i and Shevardnadze shook hands, RIGHT RIGHT He said the Final Act, signed in Shultz’ listing of the specific chatted for about two minutes 1975, has had some practical effect violations of human rights viola­ through an interpreter and in making travel easier for jour­ tions in the Soviet Union and in the laughed heartily at each other’s nalists in Europe and by the rest of eastern Europe continued remarks. U u This Page Paid For And Sponsored By reuniting of some families in for five pages of his text. Shultz is honorary chairman of i!=-' ‘ /-H, eastern Europe. “ We cannot talk about the the first session, a position given But the major part of his detailed Helsinki process.” Shultz said, up by West German foreign assessment was reserved for the "without talking about human minister Hans Dietrich Qenscher Soviet failure to live up to its beings, for they are supposed to be so that Shultz could deliver his human rights obligations. the true beneficiaries of the address today. Shevardnadze is “ Despite the real value of the Helsinki Final Act. The fate of also scheduled to talk to the The Following Civic Minded Businesses Final Act as a standard of conduct, these individuals, moreover, af­ conference today. L the most important promises of a fects the actions of thousands, The 35-nation Helsinki confer­ L decade ago have not been kept," he maybe millions, by showing what ence includes the United States, said. happens to those who dare execise Canada and all the European On the issue of emigration, the their rights and freedoms.” nations except Albania. ALDO’S PIZZARIA SAVINGS BANK BOGNERS PACKING CO. number of Soviet Jews permitted Shultz is scheduled to have his Shultz said Moscow had violated 133 Spruce Street 349 Wetherell Street W. G. GLENNEY CO. to leave Russia, mainly for family first meeting with the new Soviet Mencheeter • 643-2034 OF MANCHESTER Mencheeter s 646-5000 336 North Main Street reunification, has fallen from over foreign minister, Edward She­ Please turn to page 10 923 Main Street Mencheeter • 649-5253 Manchester • 646-1700 ALSIEFFERTS Serving: Manchester, East Hartford, Bolton. Andover, South Windsor, East Windsor, Ashford & Eastford 8th seeks change UPI photo APPUANCES, TV-AUMO Member FDIC Reagan 445 Hartford Road, Manchester BURIED UNDER BOOKS GRAMES PRINTING A little bit late 647-9997 188 West Middle Turnpike Manchester • 643-7295 Same day service when you need it in a hurry" 700 Hartford Road, Manchester rebuffs for new firehouse Rising on twin pillars of flame, the main engines quit prematurely during MINIT MAN PRINTING 4 y 643-6669 shuttle Challenger blasts off from pad the climb to space, but the ship pushed on into a low but safe orbit. Story on proposal By Kathy Gormus 39A at Kennedy Space Center Monday, & PHOTO page 4. JACKSON & JACKSON 423 Center Street Assistant City Editor an hour and 37 minutes behind Manchester • 646-1777 NORTHWAY REXALL WASHINGTON (UPI) - Joyner says sharing schedule. One of the shuttle’s three The Eighth Utilities District has President Reagan’s rejection of REAL ESTATE STRANO REAL ESTATE applied for a change in zoning PHARMACY the Senate Republicans’ latest could mean trouble Don Jackion Roie Viola Jackson regulations that would allow it to “Prescription Specialists" 156 East Center Street budget proposal has angered 168 Main Street use all of a piece of land on Tolland — see page 10 Board wants law clarified 230 North Main Street influential members of his own Manchester • 647-8400 MANCHESTER HONDA Manchester • 647-7053 Turnpike it bought last year for a “Connecticut's Largest Exclusively Manchester • 646-4510 party and thrown the budget process into a tailspin. new firehouse. Honda Dealer" The proposed change would Reagan turned down the Sales • Service • Parts allow municipal offices, police budget Monday, saying he inherited a right of access granted Former cops win pension hike stations and firehouses to be J. CARMAN, CLOTHIER 24 Adams Street, Manchester would not accept three key the previous owner of the land 887 Downtown Main Street, Manchester located in a Business I zone 646-3515 points that Senate GOP leaders when it bought the property last 643-2401 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET t>*TSUN ■>|?®I?**IER provided the site abutted a major year on which to build a satellite By Alex GIrelll retirement but was rejected by the pension ordinance, does not apply 3 2 Sales, Service & Parts" were banking on to roust the or minor highway. Herald Reporter Pension Board. to his case, Botticello ruled. “The Cholcatt Afeats In Town" 265 Broad Steet budget from its sleep by Friday firehouse to serve the Buckland The district’s property at 1083 The lump sum payment to Smith Matola sought an unreduced 317 Highland Street — the start of the congressional area. Manchester • 643-4165 Tolland Turnpike lies partly in a The district’s Public Works Back pension payments totaling will be $16,246.22. That amounts to pension beginning in 1984, but ORLANDO ANNULLI summer recess. Manchester • 646-4277 Rural Residence Zone and partly more that $25,000 were granted to $228.82 more for each of the 71 under Botticello’s decision he is He rejected an oil import fw , Department built a dirt driveway LYOALL, INC. in a Business I zone, where two retired police officers Monday months he has been receiving a not due to get an unreduced & SONS, INC. One Colonial Road changes in Social Security be­ leading from the property out onto firehouses are not specifically by the town’s Pension Board. pension. Smith will also get an pension until 1994. 147 Hale Road, P.O. Box 669 Manchester • 646-1233 nefits and income tax indexing. Buckland Street earlier this year, BUGNACKI’S SPECIAL permitted. The sums, along with increases increase in his monthly pension of Also Monday, the Pension Board Manchester • 644-2427 JAMES R. McCAVANAGH In response, a clearly upset but was ordered by the state to John D. LaBelle Jr., the attorney in future monthly pension pay­ $228.82, bringing it to a total of voted to hire a law firm to rewrite Senate GOP leader Robert Dole remove it. Both the town and MEAT PRODUCTS representing the district, said ments, were granted to John $522.98. the pension ordinance to clarify it predicted: "F ora while at least, district are seeking to buy a piece 9 REALTY today that he thought the exclusion of state-owned surplus land at the Krlnjak and Lawrence Smith, both The lump sum payment to so that it will not be misinterpreted SO Bateon Drive there’ll not be too many Repub­ JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. “Residential & Commercial Sales" of firehouses from Business I of whom applied for the increases Krlnjak will be $9,564.41. That in the future. STAN BYSIEWICZ lican senators listening to pleas corner of Buckland Street and 164 East Center Street Manchester • 646-0376 regulations was ’’almost an after a court decided that the amounts to $134.71 fpr each of the The board had asked Town 237 East Center St. from the White House on Tolland Turnpike. Manchester • 649-5261 oversight." normal retirement age for police 71 months he has been receiving a Attorney Kevin O’Brien to com­ INSURANCE AGENCY Manchester • 649-3800 anything." Town officials maintain they “ It looks like in almost every officers is 50 under the town’s pension. He will get an increase in ment on its plan to have the 386 Main Street “ There’s a great deal of need the land for future road or VKTSPIZZA zone you can have a firehouse pension ordinance and not 60 as the his monthly pension of $134.71, ordinance rewritten. Geyer said Manchester • 649-2891 frustration with Republican se­ intersection improvements, while except in this one,” he said. town had contended. bringing it to a total of $511.83. the board has not heard'from DILLON SALES & nators,” said Dole, R-Kan. district officials claim the town is THE MANCHESTER HERALD & RESTAURANT Firehouses are permitted in all Both retired from the police The two police officers are the O’Brien and thus decided Monday "XVe’lI do our best to keep them only trying to block its plans for a 16 Bralnard Place 151 West Middle Turnpike residential zones and all business department on Sept. 1, 1079. They only ones already retired who will for go ahead with hiring a law firm. SERVICEJNC. on board. Maybe the long recess firehouse. If built, the district’s 319 Main Street Manchester • 643-2711 Manchester • 649-3700 zones, except Business I, list as a have been receiving pensions that be affected by the court ruling, coming up will help." firehouse would be located within ACTIVE «N’ ABLE REALTY permitted use “ public utility" were reduced by the town on the according to Fred Geyer, chair­ Manchester • 643-2145 A Senate Budget Committee 500 feet of a town-owned station “Listings are a must, if you’re selling, call us.” buildings and municipal buildings. grounds that they retired early. man of the Pension Board. aide predicted the Senate would around which the town’s paid Ask tor Jack Lappen LaBelle said that if the proposed firefighters do not have the legal The court decision was handed The ruling will have an effect on U FO seen? THE CARLYLE JOHNSON only be able to cut about $40 J.D. REAL ESTATE CO. amendment is rejected, the dis­ down in December 1984 in a case 184 Eaat Center St. billion from the deficit without a authority to provide fire future funding of the town pension trict could still build its firehouse brought by the town police union on PEKING (UPI) - A large, MACHINE COMPANY budget. protection. plan, however. Manchester • 843-4283 KRAUSE FLORIST AND AFFILIATES on the Rural Residence portion to behalf of Sgt. Raymond Mazzone, fast-moving unidentified flying' “Specialists in Power Transmission "That’s what we have to If the zoning regulation amend­ At a meeting Monday, the 618 Center Street the rear, with only site plan then 46, who applied for early object flew alongside a Chinese Since 1903" decide — whether less than ment sought by the district is Pension Board also discussed a approval needed from the Plan­ jumbo jet (or about two minutes & GREENHOUSES Mencheeter e 646-1980 ideal is better than none at ail, ’ ’ rejected, other options the district ' related matter invollng Eman- “Largest Retail Growers in Manchester" 52 Main Street ning and Zoning Commission. over northwest China, the China MANCHESTER OIL HEAT shrugged Senate Budget Com­ could pursue include trying to have muel Matola, who left the police 621 Hartford Road, Manchester Manchester • 643-1531 Neither District President Wal­ Dally newspaper reported today. “Quality Fuel Products" mittee Chairman Pete Dome- the Business I portion of the site department in 1970 and whose 643-9559 ter H. Joyner nor architect Alam "The UFO traveled extremely 61 Loomis Street nici, R-N.M. rezoned or seeking a variance Inside Today interest in the pension plan is F. Lamson, who is drawing up fast, keeping pace with the aircraft Manchester • 647-9137 House Speaker Thomas from the Zoning Board of Appeals. vested. plans for the firehouse, could be for about two minutes,” the paper O’Neill reiterated that the The Planning and Zoning Com­ Geyer said Matola was not yet 50 reached for comment on the status quoted the crew of the Civil JOYCE G. EPSTEIN House Is proceeding to pass mission has scheduled a Sept. 18 20 pages. 2 sections and had not had 25 years of service CORRENTI & LaPENTA of the plans this morning. Aviation Administration of China money bills that are under its public hearing on the amendment. when he left the police force. One obstacle that could stand in Advlc«_ .12 ObItusfiM. flight as saying. PAP AUTO PARTS MANCHESTER STATE BANK REAL ESTATE own budget, as if the disagree­ “ Do we schedule a public hear­ Assistant Town Attorney Barry REAL ESTATE the way of using only the rear ArM towns. . 10 Opinion . The Boeing 747 was over China’s 307 East Center Street 1041 Main Street "Where The Inaividuel Gets Attention" ment with the Senate had never ing at the Hartford Civic Center?" Bottlcello has ruled that when portion of the land is the district’s 1S-19 Poopldilk. Manchester • 646-4004 589 Center Street happened. He also predicted the PZC member Thomas M. Ryan Cotnlcs- ___8 Sports____ Matola terminated, the normal northwest Gansu Province on a Manchester • 649-3528 349 Eaet Center Street inability so far to gain access to Entorttlnmanl __ 12 Tsisvislon . flight from Peking to Paris last Mencheeter s 646-0042 House would accomplish tS6 asked sarcastically when the mat­ retirement age for police officers Buckland Street. ter came up dt a PZC meeting Lottwy______2 WMthsr__ Mencheeter • 647-88M bilUoD In deficit reduction. was 65. The court decision, based month when the crew r e p o r t The district has claimed it Monday. / on a later amendment to the sighting a UFO at 30,000 feet. V