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Vermont governor defends raid on church Verdict doesn’t please Bolton association Rose home By Kevin Goddard than acting on evidence of abuse — the rights of children,” he said. they were valid, and that he would Snelling said the union may have and believes differences of opinion Manchester Inventor studies near-death as manager United Press International when they raided the Northeast The state seized the youngsters leave it up to lawyers for the state unveiled the proposal to attract over the party’s platform merely reflect the fact that the GOP is a Kingdom Community Church on in an attempt to check them for to decide whether to appeal the attention to a problem that has ... p a g e 3 M O N TPE U E R , VI - Gov. June 22. Snelling said. signs of abuse, but Mahady refused ruling. gone too long unaddressed, rather "big party” that embraces many ... p a g e 11 ... page 15 Richard Snclling continues to "When a judge tries to get in the to give the state tem|)orary cus­ But he hinted further legal action than out of a genuine belief the points of view. defend the state’s ill-fated raid on minds of people ... that judge has tody and -— in a series of rulings — was likely. campaign will succeed. an Island Pond religious group, no more chance of being right, or criticized the roundup as a viola­ " I really do believe the system " I suspect that what (teachers) despite a new ruling that authori­ no less chance of being wrong, than tion of constitutional rights. will work. In the end, there will be are trying to do is get people’s GnnVs fanwell ties were merely fishing for if I tried to judge what you were In the decision handed down lust some kind of a final determina­ attention by saying, 'this isn't a evidence of child abuse. thinking." he told reporters. week, the judge reviewed the tion," he said. little problem, it's a big problem,'" In 1884 the collapse of the Grant Snelling said Tuesday that Dis­ The governor also said he history of western civilization and On other matters, Snelling: he explained. & Ward investment house left trict Court Judge Frank Mahady. remained convinced most Ver­ cited a number of previous legal — Sa id he supports a move by the — Said he does not support a ex-President Ulysses S. Grant who last week di.Smissed about 60 monters. given the evidence he rulings to underscore the evolution National Education Association of Republican Party platform put penniless. He then began * his Clouds tonight; Manchester, Conn. child abuse cases for lack of reviewed before be authorized the and importance of constitutional Vermont to upgrade teacher salar­ together by Reagan administra­ “ Personal Memoirs,” which he evidence, attempted in the ruling roundup of 112 sect children, would protections against unlawful ies, but sees little likelihood of tion loyalists, but thinks platforms wrote while ill of cancer. He sunny Friday Thursday, Aug. 16, 1984 to read the minds of state officials. agree the rtdd was needed to search and seizure. success for a proposfil by the union have little genuine impact completed them four days before — See page 2 Single copy: 25C Mahady had no basis for the protect children from an abusive Snelling said he would need a to increase state taxes by $113 anyway. he died on July 23, 1895. Grant is judgment that officials were look­ form of coriK>ral punishment. "dozen law clerks" to research the million — with the money to go to He said he remains "proud" to buried in a tomb on Riverside UlanrlfrHtrr MrralJi ing for evidence of abuse — rather "There must be a way to protect citations before he could judge if teachers. support Reagan's re-election bid. Drive in New York City. Cypriot freighter hit by guif mine

By Hanzada Flkry Roger Lowes of Lloyd's said the The fomgti relalions committee United Press International Theoupolis from Limas.sol re­ of Egypt's national assembly ported severe damage to its engine ('ailed fora "joint Arab strategy to Suez City. Egypt — A U.S. navy room. gnaranlee the seenniy of the Red 6 .ship carrying lour mineswoeping The USS Shrevepnrl. an amphil)- S e a .” helicopters sailed through the Gulf ious transport dock, rcaclicd the The eommiltee. in a statement of Suez today and a Cypriot southern end of the Suez Canal carried by Ihe Middle Fast News freighter sent a mayday call today, Suez {'anal Authority .soiir Agency, described Ihe mining of saying it had hit an underwater CCS said. Ihe Red Sea as a "criminal ael.” bomb. The Shreveport, hiden with I.ilfya. which has lieen accused The latest case of a ship hitting a RH-53I) Sea SI allions ehoiipei s and l>y Egypt as a primary suspect ANDOVER mine — at least the 18lh in the pa.st 210 men. did not stop bill eonliimed lieuding more proof, said Ihe Mini Estate month — came as Libya charged south to the Giilf of Suez wluu e it is mull Inal lonal efforl to swee|> the the minesweeping operation by expected to lu-gin miiieswet-ping Red Sea was a big hoax by the A beautiful setting with this exceptional 12 U.S., British and French forces operations Friday. soperpowei's to occupy the area. Rm. home, featuring: was a hoax aimed at gaining Four British mine hunters and a "The ships of Ihe lliiiled Stales, control of the Red Sea and the Gulf support vessel wailed at the Kraiiee and Great Bnlain that of Suez, Adahiya naval base at the norlhern 12 room s total have been deserilted as mint's ^ Marble faced fireplace The Lloyd's shipping agency in tip of the Gulf of Suez to join in the Separate in law suite weepers in fact are preparing lo Spacious family room with ■seareh-and-destroy operation for ^ Spacious living room London said an 11.765-Ion Cypriot oeenpy the Red Sea and Ihe Gulf of Roman brick fireplace freighter hit "an underwater mines that have damaged at least ✓ Unique kitchen 3 car garage Suez." said the slale-ruii Libyan in-the 20 x 40 inground pool that is one of the bomb" in the Red Sea and reported 18 eommereial ve.ssels in the gulf Large master bedroom ^ 20x38 Inground pool News Agency .lANA, iiionilored in severe engine room damage in a and the Red Sea during reeeni Dining room with Parkade floor t / ' Quality throughout many attractions of this 4 bedroom raised ranch. Beirut Separate office or den Built by Everette Van Dyne, this quality-built mayday distress call late weeks. Wedne.sday. A spokesman for the Frt'neh It said Ibis was lo he done home also offers a 2-car garage, 1 full and 2 half Lloyd’s Shipping Intelligence Embassy in Cairo said Ihe Kreneli "llndi'f Ihe veil of .searching II baths, family room, fireplaced living room, 1V4 said the mayday call from the mine hunters. Cant ho and I)o- international wa.Srw.iy." it added Priced at $187,000. GLASTONBURY $119,900 We would be glad to show you through acre lot, and more. Price $115,000. Theoupolis, sailing from Giz.'in, maire. and theirsupport ship Isard The Sea Stallion ehopiiers are PRESTIGIOUS LOCATION overlooking golf course with magnificent view tile same type used by the U S of Hartford! Gorgeous customized Ranch featuring 3 bedrooms, kitchen & Saudi Arabia, was picked up on were on their w;iy to Ihe Saudi dining area with built-ins, 1st floor laundry room & 2 car garage An excep­ VHF radio by the Liberian- Arabian port of Jeddah where they Navy in 1974-75 lo liel|i clear the tional home throughout. Call for an appointment 643-4060 regi.stered steam tanker Mobil will undertake their shiire of Suez Canal of mines after Ihe 1973 A Swift in the southern Red Sea. scouring Ihe waters. Arab Israeli war n A U&R REALTY CO. (B Zinsser Agency c b 643-2642 — 750 Main St., Manchester Robert D. Murdock, Realtor MARKET REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION Blast cause unknown; 223 East Canter St., M anctieater 643-4060 646-1511 U SOUTH WINDSOR lengthy probe expected By Susan E. Kinsman United Press International

156 E Center St SIMSBURY — Ensign-Biekford Manchester Industries opened for business today despite uncertainty about the cause of a powerful blast that G leveled an explosives plant and Beal laJate . killed three workers Wednesday, Herald photo by Tarquino Officials from the federal Occu­ 647-7653 pational Safety and Health Admin­ Slippery little bugger istration were at the scene within hours of the explosion that caused SUPER INVESTMENT PROPERTY the first deaths in 80 years at the Steve Simonson makes a vain attempt to day camp, and is participating in the safety fuse and blasting cap M anchester catch a football while diving into the fourth annual Colors War. More pictures company. Absolutely immaculate 4 bedroom Co­ Ideal family home. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ pool at Robertson School Wednesday. on page 4. The force of the explosion was I felt up to mile away, threw cinder lonial with first floor family room, large rooms, 3 baths, fireplace, 2 car gar­ Steve is a counselor for the Y.W.C.A. blocks hundreds of feet, and raised a black cloud of smoke, dust and kitchen and gorgeous 16’ x 32’ inground age, carpeting, appliances, city fumes which forced about 200 pool. Don’t miss this house. Call today. utilities. people from their homes around Housing starts slip in July the perimeter of the 600-acre $145,000. complex. $86,900. Henry Fonteyne. president of By Denis G. Gulino rates. decline in that category, a depart­ Ensign-Biekford Industries, said United Press International The latest figures, however, ment analyst said. the cause of the explosion was failed to reflect a collapse of The latest figures for building unknown, but could have been ED GORMAN WASHINGTON — New housing housing that many analysts ex­ permits, the best indication of 3 stores and 6 apartments, newer construction slowed down 6,6 per­ pected would take place when caused by a "runaway reaction" of Associates U&R REALTY CO. builders’ intentions, were also chemicals. roof. cent in July but still maintained a fixed-rate mortgage interest rates down sharply, an 11.65 percent The acting director of OSHA's 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST respectable pace, above that of topped 14 percent and adjustable drop overall. 643-2692 INVESTORS - Take a long, hard Hartford area office said it could last year, the Commerce Depart­ rate mortgages jumped'as well. Mortgage "rates peaked about look - the figures work! Call office for ment said today. The seven-month average for take several weeks to pinpoint the 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor five weeks ago, but they are still cause. all details. $122,900. Single family house construction housing starts through July is 1.908 very high,” economist Michael A company research manager was off 10.1 percent while multi­ million units annually. Both that Sumichrast said, speaking for the and two engineers were "making family apartment construction average and the July production National Association of Home some limited eommereial quanti­ dropped 1.9 percent, the depart­ figure are higher than .or Veterans Builders. ^ BEST SELLERS LIST ties of PYX,” a high-temperature ment reported. Administration-backed mortgages Housing starts were up 5.1 explosive used in oil drilling when The decline in July housing took effect, bringing it down to 13.5 percent in June after falling a the chemical exploded, Fonteyne starts, to an overall annual rate of percent from 14 percent. revised 11 percent in May. SELLING? D. W. FISH REALTY CO. .said. 1.761 million units after seasonal The construction figure for expected a decline; it was sort “I He identified the victims as 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon adjustment, was in line with single-family houses in July was of long in coming,” Sumichrast WE NEED YOU! research manager Ru.ssell A. expectations of a slowdown gener­ the lowest since December 1982 said. " I t ’s a very clear sign of a 4 . Gardner, 38, of Simsbury, William We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 ated by the high level of mortgage and the third consecutive monthly weakening economy,” he warned. UPI photo you’ve considered selling over the R. Granquist Jr., 23, of New Britain and Craig M. Foltz, 25, of Rescue equipment waits to go into action as smoke rises last several years but were hesitant 1?. Middletown. from an explosion at the Ensign-Biekford Industries 6 because of market conditions ... Call The business agent for the union plant in Simsbury more than a mile away Wednesday. the professionals at 646-2482 representing about 300 p:nsign- SUNNYBROOK DRIVE Newsman tells of Andrea PoiHit The company manufactures explosives for mining and Qorgaous 8 room Colon 111 In M in c h n te r South Endl 2'6 baths. Bickford employees, said the com­ 1st floor family room, fireplace. 4 generous bedrooms, plus s 'WE'RE SELUNG HOUSES!" pany has been very concerned oil drilling. melnlelned lot end ERA BUYER'S WOTECTION PLAN. NEW YO RK (UPl)A former UPI reporter - remained, sort of dancing atop tho ijiaelstroro of about saftey since a Sept. 14, 1978 the only newsmen to witness the sinking o f the boiling water. The pressure blifgtMvOut.’Uw*-’ explosion seriously injured six Andrea Doria — waited 18 yeare to reveal today and some explosives are stored in my life and I knew it was portholes, out of which shot bedding, p p p ^ and all women as they filled caps with small buildings. something more than a test,” said how he picked his own^name out o f a drawing to sorts of peVspnal belongings." explosives for rockets, view the wreckage. Fonteyne said there was "abso- former First Seleetnian Russell McCarthy said the television reporter aboard the' "fk n ow th ey’ve been very sa fety Edward V. McCarthy, now press spokesman for lutely no danger ” to the plant's Shaw. " I could feel the concussion plane was “ gabbing hysterically into hup tape conscious,” said Richard N. Rust, Bronx District Attorney Mario Merola, also relived other .500 employees and there was almost a mile away ” recorder, making ho^ sense. But Uwn w e were all business agent for Local 687T of the the death throes of the Italian luxury liner that left no fire beyond the blast area. "The excited." Amalgamated Clothing and Tex­ 52 people dead in the early morning hours of July safety record of this company is “ I guess I can now reVeal how I gdt a place for tiles Workers Union. “I think if you 2S, 1058, following a collision with the Swedish liner extremely high. The last f a t a ^ ...... U P,” said McCarthy, who left U P I in 1973 to talked to most of the employees, Stockholm. was about 80 years ago,” Fonteyne become press spokesman for Merola. they wouldn't be afraid to go to A STUNNING INTERIOR A Gorgeous ★ McCarthy said that when the Coast Guard plane said "This was quite a shock to I I I S I Q © I O u d V WHAT A RANCH! Following the news of the cpillsion,- McCarUiy work tomorrow." us.” Spectsculsr custom Kitchen...Lsrge flrepleced living room.. 3 Will make you a believer in this 9 * room homel 4 bedrooms on carrying reporters arrived over the Andrea Doria generous bedrooms...plus en encloaed breezewey and 400’ the main level pluaa family roomi Lots of glass and vaulted ceil­ S. W in d so r $129,900 was sent to the Coast Guard Search and Rescue The first emergency crews on P Y X i.; a crystal compound of 70 pages, 2 sections deep loll ______ings! A must seetl,, 45 miles south o f Nantucket, Mass., “ We hesxlquarters in 'Manhattan. The Coast Guard the scene found a foundation, 4 bedroom Colonial. No feature is * Warmth ★ immediately noticed that the w ater in the acetone, nitric acid and other agreed to supply a small plane to take r e p ^ r s widespread debris and a mound of substances It is used in drilling Businlss * missing from this beautiful home. swimming pools was spilling, meaning it was over the ship to view the wreckage. earth built to contain any explo­ Manchester $79,900 kneeling oyer. deep oil wells where temperatures C la ssified ...... jg o g Large living room, family room, Since the plane only bad room for a newspaper sion. The research and develop­ reach upwards of .500 degrees Comics...... s Exudes from this beautifuU bed­ “ We kept circling and the young pilot of that reporter, a telisvlsion reporter, a televisiott ment facility had been blown away BIANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. and applianced kitchen. Formal plane got so excited he began flying lower and Fahrenheit, said Fonteyne. The Entertainment...... ig ^ REALTOnS room Colonial. 2 driveways, back cameraman, a still photographer and a movie with the three workers inside. three workers had been making ...... * 2 ‘/2 lower overthat ship. It seemed we were practically newsreel cameraman, the Coast Guard’s ^bUc dining room, slate foyer, baths, porch overlooking gorgeous About five hours later searchers the sub.stanee for months. o l Z ...... '! 189 WEST CENTER STREET zooming between her masts. ~ ' relations man - “ a Chief f'etty Officer named Alex 2 car garage, large patio, many reported "finding parts of bodies," The plant stands alongside 2(K) Peopletalk !! (Cornar of M c K m ) | S | backyard that gives this fine home "Finally, all the life boats on one side that they Haley, the same guy who later wrote 'Roots’" — extras. Fonteyne said. year-old white elaphourd colonial Sports...... ] [ ] ] ______646-2482 that little extra. couldn’t launch because of the listing of the ship decided to have a drawing of press cards from bis The bla.st occurred in the Powder went under as the ship sank. Only one lifeboat homes in thequiet Hartfordsuburb T e le v is io n ...... g bat. Forest area of the complex where of 20,000. W e a th e r...... blasting caps are manufactured "I'v e lived iq^t to this place all • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • « ^ Z - MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 16, 1984 MANCUKSTKR HKHAl.n. Ttnirsdiiv. A u k Hi 1HH4 - 3 Study clears administration 98 hurt in scaffold collapse Schools’ concerns include ‘lurking’ issues, excellence By Sarah E. Hall elaborate task, he said. impact in Manchester, he said. There are two philo.sophies on twelfth grade. Deemed ’’pretty trators into classrooms niore often NEW YORK (UPI) - Spectators eager for a leaning against it. Herald Reporter "There’s been a decline in the And the push to ban asbestos in the kindergarten issue. Kennedy demanding now’’ by Kennedy, the — "a high priority for next year." birds-eye view of America’s Olympic medalists Police said at least 20 people were perched on purchasing power of our resour­ school buildings — ratherthan just said. One maintains that kinder­ policy will nonetheless have to be Kennedy said He praised the for gap in national income caused a wooden scaffolding to collapse and the structure, but some witnesses said as many as As the end of the school system’s ces," Kennedy complained. "The encapsulate it — could have major garten is primarily for social reviewed by the school board efforts of .Man B. Chesterton, tumble 15 feet to a street full of people watching 100 spectators jammed the scaffolding. summer slowdown approaches. real dollars have shrunk and the consequences for the town. development; the other that a under a new state law. director or curriculum and in­ WASHINGTON (U PI) - The likely to fuel an already heated most of this increase in income the ticker-tape parade, causing at least 98 The accident occurred at 12:10 p.m., before the Superintendent James P. Kennedy costs have skyrocketed ... And as A planned review of the kinder­ child’s first year of formal school­ The state will also demand that struction. to visit district schools average American is a bit better election-year debate over whether inequality," said economist Isabel injuries. athletes passed the building, and caused a and others in the administration times get tougher, the justifica­ garten system townwide might ing should be rigidly structured the board take a fresh look at its la.st year but admitted that "the off today than four years ago while Reagan's policies are unfair to the Sawhill, the report’s co-editor. ’ ’They fell like dominoes. They just fell down all 30-minute delay in the parade. are setting the stage for next fall, tions get tougher. You’ve got to also spark debate, in the wake of with an emphaisis on academics. attendance, retention and promo­ re.st of us eonid do more " the poor are poorer and the rich are poor. "('.ven without the cuts in taxes over the place. It was terrible,” a construction "It sounded like a cracking and people started winter and spring. have more data, and you’ve got to la.st year’s unsuccessful attempt Kennedy refused to side with tion, and teacher-training policies. richer, a study by a non-partisan The study showed that the real and social programs he Initiated in worker said, describing the incident that marred to fall. We were lucky people fell on us,” said Kennedy predicts that the big­ make it clearer and clearer.” by state Education Commissioner either, citing both the necessity of Kennedy said. The latter, he • Cable T\' 'W e’re convinced organization says. disposable income of i>erson.s on 1981 and 1982 and even with a the Big Apple’s patriotic salute to the nation’s Terry Kennedy of Short Hills, N.J., who was gest single issue will be one left Kennedy claimed there are Gerald N. Tirozzi to mandate not boring young children who are predicted, will be a "m ajor issue" that we can make Ix’lter use of the The study found that President the bottom fifth of the economic milder recession, there still would athletic heroes. under the scaffolding with her son, John, 12, when over from last year: academic several issues "lurking around" all-day kindergartens. ready for more in-depth learning made difficult by lack of money cable TV opportunities available to Reagan’s economic and domestic scale dropped 7.6 percent, from have been a wide disparity in Police said only two of the 98 people hurt were the accident occurred. excellence. "Im proving the in­ that could erupt into controversy. "W e’re going to have to gear up and the dangers of going and adequate time to offer in­ us." for showcasing student talent policies have helped expand what $6,913 to $6,391, while it increased income ’’ seriously injured — one suffered a neck injury, Some of the injured were struck by pieces of the structional program is what we’re He said he feels such turmoil is for a really major study this year, overboard. school seminars. or bringing information to pari'iits. has been a growing and somewhaOvS-T-percent forthosein the top fifth, "The rea.sons for this trend are the other a possible heart attack. wail. all about," he said. disruptive to a school system with some of the best consulting • Coordinating studies grade-by­ Kennedy said unexplained financiai gap among from $,37,618 to $40,880. not entirely clear, but they appear Building officials said the construction scaf­ The building is owned by Kalikow D,2 Real Juggling school finances will the because "the business of learning help in the state," he said. "The SOME OTHER ITEMS on the grade. to ensure that students • A survey to assess the opinions the upper, lower and middle Overall, it said, family incomes related to generally high levels of folding at 195 Broadway was built in accordance Estate Corp. and was once the headquarters of the second-biggest item faced by needs a quiet, orderly booming day-care and nur.sery- school board and administrative learn skills in proper sequence, Manchester residents hold on the classes. The .study, however, did after taxes and adjusted for unemployment in recent years and with city standards and was meant to catch AT&T. The communications firm moved out in, the administration, the superin­ atmosphere." school phenomenon has really agenda for the upcoming school without undue redundancy. town schools This would Ih- not lay the blame for the disparity inflation increased by about 4 demographic changes, such the debris from renovations being done at the May 1983. tendent said. Dipping enrollments struck within the last four to five year include: Dubbed "K through 12 articula­ distributed sometime within the on the administration. percent, from $20,333 to $21,038, "a growing number of female-headed structure. The injured were taken to six hospitals by a — "the biggest single problem that A NEW FEDERAL LAW allow­ years ... With the sophistication of • The townwide homework policy, tion" by educators, the study will next 12 months. Kennedy said. Financed by the Urban Institute, mode,st increase by historical families at the bottom of the The wooden wall, made of plywood and 2-by-4 swarm of ambulanough the dense crowd to reach we’ve faced in the last five years" ing religious groups and other the TV age, children are coming to which mandates the minimum place special emphasis on social • And a review of the elementary a non-profit re.search group, the standsards." income distribution and growing boards, collapsed due to the weight of the people the victims. — and inflation have combined to student organizations access to school with a lot more knowledge amount of take-home study for studies, Kennedy said. report card system by a special study, "The Reagan Record,” was "President Reagan’s policies number of the two-earner families make budgeting an increasingly school space could have some used to.” students in kindergarten through • Get'in., central office adminis­ committee. released Wednesdav and is is are not responsible for all or even at the top." Inventors plan to appeal Peopletalk Weather Manchester/Area Today’s forecast In Brief Town man says game verdict unfair Connecticut, Massachusetts and No CD comments yet Bv Sarah E. Hall dict is entirely supportable,” Selya Rhode Island: Mostly sunny hot Herald Reporter ruled. Town General Manager Robert B. Weiss said and still rather humid with highs 86 Coleman said he believes the disclo­ Little Richard today that he has not yet received any comments to 92 except cooler along the coast An award of nearly $1 million to a sure form is a "sham document. It docs on his proposed use of Community Development especially the southeast coast. Manchester inventor and his former not repi esent the understanding of the wants his money Block Grant funds should the town re-enter the Chance of a few showers or partner who charged that the Milton parties involved” He pointed to court program. Chanting ‘Tve been thunderstorms in the western Bradley Co. .stole the idea for its Dark testimony by Millens Taft, a former robbed," singer Uule Ri­ He will accept written comments through highlands late afternoon and even­ Tower board game from them was senior vice president at Milton Brad­ Monday, and the proposed use of funds and grant chard stages a protest ing. Lows 55 to 65. Friday sunny overturned this week by a U.S. District ley, which held that the two inventors Wedne.sday in Los An­ application will then be submitted to the Board of and pleasant, high around 80. Court judge. were promised their ideas would be Directors for final approval on Tuesday. geles against three music "We were very surprised,” Briar- kept confidential or el.se the company Maine: Partly sunny with scat­ Under Weiss’ proposal, the town would spend companies that he claims wood Drive resident Allen K. Coleman would pay for their use, tered showers or thundershowers $133,000 of the $468,000 in federal grants it is owe him $114 million in said Wednesday of the decision, which Charles Perrottet, Milton Bradley’s today. High near 80 north to near90 eligible for on sidewalk and drainage improve­ royalties for his hit .songs. was handed down on Tuesday. The vice president of corporate develop­ south. Clearing tonight. Low in mid ments, $130,000 on housing rehabilitation. $75,000 The singer wanted to inventor had predicted just weeks ment, said today that the company is 50s to lower 60s. Mostly sunny on parking and drainage facilities at the Senior publicize the lawsuit he before the reversal that he and his "obviously pleased." "W e felt and we nied in June against the Friday. High near 70 north to near Citizens Center, $60,000 on playground improve­ former partner might win double continue to feel that we were in the 80 south. ments, $.50,000 on a new elevator at the Municipal record companies. damages in the suit. right, and that has been somewhat Building and $20,000 on administrative costs. New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Coleman, 37, and his former partner. vindicated at this point," he continued. then partly sunny with a chance of You may want rain today State forbids zone changes Roger Burten, 41, of Newport, R.I., " I f I was Milton Bradley, I wouldn’t showers or thundershowers this Today: mostly sunny, hot and continued humid. High 85 to 90. plan to appeal the reversal, Coleman be bragging about this one," said John afternoon and evening. High near Wind westerly around 10 mph. Tonight: partiy cioudy this BOLTON — The chairman of the town Zoning said. They were awarded more than P. Barylick, Coleman’s lawyer, shortly Commission announced Wednesday that the state $900,000 in April when a Rhode Island 80 north to near 90 south. Clearing evening. Ciear and more comfortabie later tonight. Lows 60 to after tlie decision. UPI photo tonight. Low in mid SOs to lower transportation department issued an order jury agreed that they deserved a share Dark Tower is not identical to 65. Wind northwest around 10 mph. Friday: sunny and pleasant. 60s. Mostly sunny Friday. High in earlier this summer prohibiting towns along the of the $14 million in profits Milton "Triumph," the game the men say they mid 70s to lower 80s. High in low SOs. Saturday (air. Highs in 80s. Today’s weather corridor of the proposed relocation of Route 6 Bradley has netted from Dark Tower, a tried to sell Milton Bradley in 1980. But Michael’s a super smoocher picture, which has a surrealistic look, was drawn by Kevin from changing the zoning status of land inside the popular board game featuring a it uses the principle of a rotating Airplane, part I Vermont: A mix of clouds and Hodgkins, 10, of 14 Welcome Place, who was a student at corridor for the next two years. rotating contol unit which the pair control unit in the middle of the game Elizabeth Taylor is not consoling herself over As the old song says, a kiss is just a kiss — sun today. Warm with a chance of a Highland Park School. Zoning Chairman Philip Dooley said the zone claims to have invented. board. the death of Richard Burton at the Scottish unless the kisser happens to be Michael Jackson. thundershower. Highs in 80s. Clear freeze would keep towns from changing land But Providence U.S. District Judge The company twice rejected the and cool tonight. Lows in SOs. farmhouse of former Beatle Paul McCartney and "H e kissed me three times. He kissed me three inside the proposed corridor to higher priced Bruce M, Selya reversed the jury’s "Triumph” idea. But a year later, his wife Linda, despite media reports in Britain to times,” I.eslie Robinette, 17, of Greeneville, Sunny and comfortable Friday. zones, which would force the state to pay the decision decision, claiming that a legal when Coleman and Burten went to a toy Highs 70 to 75. Herald photo by T Hrqutnio the contrary. Tenn., squealed after a triple from the superstar. o- owners of the land more money than the land is document the two men signed in fair in New York City, Milton Bradley "Paul and Linda did not invite Liz Taylor to "That little moustache tickles," giggled Miss currently worth when the state comes around to February, 1980, waives their right to unveiled Dark Tower. Coleman Inventor Al.len K. Coleman, 37. of 134 Briarwood Drive sits in his their Scottish home, and she is certainly not Robinette. Extended outlook seize the land by eminent domain. sue. claimed the company "enhanced” staying with them,” said a spokesman for the The romantic interlude came during the The Relocation of Route 6 is the latest name for Selya ruled that even though the men their concept with back-lit slides, electronics workshop. Behind him is the Milton Bradley game McCartneys. Certain segments of the British Jack.sons’ concert swing through Tennessee. The Extended outlook for New Eng­ the state’s recently revised plans to join existing deserved the money and the company’s increasing the selling price. “Dark Tower," which he and a former partner say is based on an media that make the National Enquirer look teenager first met the singer when she was land Saturday through Monday: links of what is now the Interstate 84 extension case was weak, Burten and Coleman The two inventors sued, claiming the idea stolen from them. A jury agreed and awarded the two stodgy reported Tue.sday that Ms. Taylor made a critically ill in a Seattle, Wash., hospital. She between Bolton Notch and Columbia. were not entitled to royalties under company stole their idea for the inventors nearly $1 million in April, though a federal court judge mid-air change of plans after McCartney radioed recovered after a widely reported hospital visit Connecticut, Massachusetts and Massachusetts law because they structure of the game board and Rhode Island: Mostly sunny days an invitation to her jet leaving Switzerland, by Jackson. Town holds tag sale signed a disclosure form. (Milton profited from it. Milton Bradley reversed the decision Tuesday. where she had visited Burton’s grave. The girl wanted to thank Jackson, whom she and clear nights Saturday through Bradley is located in East Longmea- claimed the game had been in develop­ From Venetian blinds to copy machines, the Ms. Taylor skipped the funeraPand memorial credits with saving her life. But she got more than Monday. Daytime highs in upper dow. Mass, The case was tried in ment months before Burten and Coleman currently runs two busi­ liunul croHH-Hlitch instruction books town will rid itself of surplus furniture — service because she feared paparazzi would she bargained for when she was escorted to his 70s to middle 80s, overnight lows Providence because it was a conve­ Coleman proposed their idea, though nesses out of his Briarwood Drive featuring quotations from Scripture. potentially at bargain prices Saturday — at a tag storm the gatherings. dressing room by tour officials. mid SOs to low 60s. nient location for the plaintiffs). the company was unable to produce home. One, called "Jeremiah Junc­ The other, "Micropro Associates,” is "Come here, Leslie," Jackson said. " I t ’s so sale Saturday. "But for the legal effect of the any specific documentation supporting tion" and co-owned by his wife Linda, is Coleman’s own engineering and con­ Vermont: Comfortable temper­ The items to be sold include student chairs and a company which publishes inspira- struction company. good to see you again.” Then he leaned over, put ature and humidity levels through disclosure agreement, the jury’s ver­ its claims, according to Barylick. Airplane, the sequel his arms around her neck and kissed her. desks (or $2, typing desks for $10, Venetian blinds the period. Highs in 70s and low 80s. for $1', light fixtures, formica tables, copiers, Super model Brooke Shields, ^ e r visiting Lows in SOs. A chance of showers typewriters and ditto machines. friends in San Diego recently, prepared to board a Sunday, otherwise fair weather The sale begins at 9 a.m. in the cafeteria of the VNA group moving private jet when she likely. Waddell School, 163 Broad St. discovered that the Her talent is biggest Bolton blasting angers residents pilot was drunk, the Maine and New Hampshire: Fair Saturday. Chance of showers into school building stewardess about to "Rhinestone,” Dolly Parton’s recent movie Houses near completion got a call from a man who lives measuring under .5 on the Sunday. Fair Monday. Highs in 70s BOLTON — Zoning Commis­ give birth and a musical with Sylvester Stallone, may have Satellite view sion Chairman Philip Dooley on Notch Road extension com­ ■seismograph, that drew .several to lower 80s with some upper 60s Four of five houses being rehabilitated for Attracted by the low rent. Visiting Nurses and mechanic was hav­ bombed with the critics and the public, but Miss said Wednesday that an explo­ plaining that the blast cracked complaints north on Monday. Lows in upper occupancy by low-income tenants have received Home Care of Manchester will move into the recently ing trouble screw­ Parton’s admirers are still legion. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EOT shows sion set off early this month at his ceiing in several places and Although-tte calk'd the blast­ 40s and SOs. certificates of occupancy from the town, said closed Highland Park School by late fall or winter. ing tight the loose One of her biggest fans is colleague Kenny scattered thunderstorms over parts of the Rockies and Southwest. Bolton Notch Quarry raised the made him spill his iced tea down ing "routineNtoF*-H—<|uarry.’’ Carol Shanley, executive director of the Housing Executive Director Lois Lewis said Wednesday. engine. Rogers, who offered this estimate: Dolly could These thunderstorms are embedded in a general area of cloudiness hackles of several residents on his shirt. Dooley refused to Dooley said he would t'ncourage Said the me­ have been an even bigger star if they’d promoted Authority. "It should be a big savings for us," said Ms. Lewis, High and low which has persisted for several days. Ms. Shanley told members of the authority I^otch Road extension even release the man’s name. Buck to limit future blasts to 400 chanic, "It has her talent rather than her breasts,” the country noting that the VNA will be charged only for the share though the size of the blast was The first blast of the day drew pounds. The highest temperature re­ Wednesday night that the fifth certificate was of utilities and maintenance costs covering the rooms more screws than it western singer said during an interview that well within state and town no complaints, Dooley said. It Dooley said residents who ported Wednesday by the National expected by Friday. Before the homes can be it uses at Highland Park. More money will be needs, anyway, so appears in the September issue of McCall's limits. used 397 pounds of explosives think their hou.ses have been Weather Service, excluding occupied, they must receive certificates from the available to spend on programs as a result, she said. the heck with it." magazine. 30.00 Dooley said at the Zoning and measured .02 on a seismo­ damaged hy the blasting should Alaska and Hawaii, was 103 federal Department of Housing and Urban Now located in offices at 150 N. Main St., the Miss Shields didn’t SEATTLE Commission’s monthly meeting graph used to monitor the blast. contact Buck or Buck’s insurer. degrees ai Lake Havasu City, Ariz. Development. That will probably take between non-profit agency is currently seeking a grant of up to run screaming off Wednesday that he witnessed State law permits blasts meas­ The town is not liable, he said. Today’s low was 49 degrees at two and three weeks, Ms, Shanley said. $50,000 from the Hartford Foundation for Public the plane, however. f > r7-MIMHEAPi two explosions set off by Quarry uring 10 times higher, or .2. The Opposition from neighbors Yellowstone Park, Wyo. / .ifiiMVi''. Jt Giving to meet the cost of moving. The VNA will have The incident owner David Buck on Aug. 2 town limit is only five times has kept the zoning commission Cleary’s term extended to buy room di v iders and other equipment.andpayfor Brooke Shields turned out to be a NEW YOSK under the supervision of the higher, or .1. from giving Buck permission to Superstar, super tipper wiring work in the three rooms it will occupy. segment for NBC’s Across the nation COVENTRY — The Town Council Wednesday town fire marshal. Within five It was the second blast, using dig sloneon more than a (piarler “ T V ’s Bloopers and Practical Jokes.” What did night voted to extend the term of Acting Town The nursing agency will share the facility with the Frank Sinatra made a waiter in Genoa, Italy, a Thunderstorms that played minutes of his return home he 779 pounds of explosives and of the 10.7-acre quarry Brooke do? Stay tuned this fall, when her reaction Manager Michael F. Cleary until Sept. 15 and town recreation department and a day-treatment happy man Tuesday, after the singer enjoyed a havoc with Los Angeles and airs. *>• lloiJl continue interviewing candidates for town center for troubled adolescents. The VNA will hold its lunch of pasta and fish. Sinatra flew to Genoa by flooded parts of Utah and Califor­ LOS Af------helicopter from Monte Carlo, where he had manager on Saturday, Chairman Robert 01m- health clinics for infants and pre-schoolers in nia diminished today over the "common rooms" such as the cafeteria, which will be recently appeared at a Red Cross gala. Southwest and the Rockies. LOWEST stead said today. Now you know Cleary’s term had been set to expire on Aug. 31, made available for free, Ms. Lewis said. The singer and a small party gathered at the A storm Wednesday sprinkled TEMPCRATUItES but was extended after the top candidate for the Earlier this summer, Ms. Lewis said the proposed Edmund Jackson Davis, Republican governor Zefferino Restaurant, where they noshed on .40 inches of rain on downtown Los e o £ y - ',60 40 NEW / OHLEANS town manager’s job accepted a job in another move was "still up in the air" because VNA officials of Texas from 1870-1874, barricaded himself in the homemade ravioli and pasta with pesto. The Angeles, nearly twice the .21 town. The post was vacated in June when form did not know if the space available at Highland Park state capitol and declared the state’s election service or the food must have been excellent, inches reported by this date in 1983. Town Manager Charles McCarthy resigned. would suit their needs. A subsequent study by a laws unconstitutional when his re-election bid since the generous crooner left a $100 tip on a The storm downed power lines and 70 70 In an executive session Wednesday, the council consultant satisfied their concerns. failed. $135-dolIar tab. caused freeway accidents, traffic AM now again reviewed the original pool of 40 applications The Manchester Board of Education plans to retain snarls and flooding. PPI WEATHES FOTOCAST t and Olmstead said the council hoped to interview control of the closed school and not turn it over to the In Death Valley, Calif., 5.5 at least three more candidates on Saturday. town in case an unforeseen rise in the student inches of rain in a 24-hour period population creates a need for more cla.ssroom space. washed out roads in widespread National forecast Almanac flooding that trapped at least 30 vehicles. For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During Thursday night, FRESH Today is Thursday, Aug. 16, the "The whole valley is isolated thunderehowers are expected In the North Atlantic Coast States, the 229th day o f 1984 with 137 to follow. because of flash finding,” said East Gulf Coast Region, the Southern Plains Region, the Upper The moon is moving toward its chief ranger Dick Rayner. Mississippi Valley and the Northern Plains Region. Elsewhere third quarter. “ There’s one road open from weather will remain fair in general. Minimum temperatures Include; Beatty, Nev., to the valley, but you BAY SCALLOPS There is no morning star. (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 72 (81). Boston 67 (78), The evening stars are Mercury, can’t go any places after you get Chicago 67 (85), Cleveland 61 (80), Dallas 72 (95). Denver 62 (86). I Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. there.” Duluth 56 (79), Houston 69 (93), Jacksonville 72 (91), Kansas City 72 Those bom on this date are under Thunderstorms remained today (93), Little Rock 71 (93), Los Angeles 67 (78), Miami 78 (89). the sign of Leo. They include the over southeast Arizona, Montana, Minneapolis 60 (66), New Orleans 75 (83), NewYork 69 (82), Phoenix poet Lord Alfred Tennyson in 1850, Colorado and the Nebraska Pan­ 79 (103), San Francisco 55 (74), Seattle56 (71), St. Louis 70 (93) and circus master Robert Ringling in handle, Washington 73 (86). Chrysanthemums $ 1897, actor Fess Parker in 1925 and all labeled for color — in b u d & bloom NOW ^ 1 ®® lb . actor Robert Culp in 1930. PLANT NOW FOR EARLY COLOR o n l y On this date in history: Lottery Manchester Herald In 1812, British forces foiled VIBRANT COLOR TO FILL THOSE EMPTY SPACES plans for a U.S. invasion of Canada Richard M Diamond, Publisher BEST TIME OF THE YEARJTO... by capturing the city of Detroit. 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Massachusetts weekly: Yellow Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 The Manchester Herald ‘is a MCC campus 60 Bidwell St. ^ HIGHLANB PARK MAmT 317 Highland St., Manchester p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 subscriber to United Press Interno- Today In history 880, Blue 82, White 3. to to a.m. Saturday. Delivery tlonol news services and Is a The Prince of Polka Bands - Wesoly Bolek from Rhode Island - featuring "Pete should be mode by 5 p.m. Monday John Jay, who served from 1789 Massachusetts Megabucks: 8- member ol the Audit Bureau of On Aug. 16, 1977, Elvis Presley died at his home in through Friday and bv 7:30 a.m. Circulations. Pantaluk on the trumpet, recently back from a successful tour of the U. S. and to 1796, was this country’s first ll-^^26-30-33. Saturdoy. Japan. ______f Chief Justice. Memphis at qge 42. ^ Massachusetts daily: 6581. MANniKSTKK MKKAU). Thursdiiv, \iiH. Uk U*H4 :> 4 MANCUKSTKK HKHALD. ThursfUiy. 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By Norman D. Sandler group he has wooed on repeated United Press International occasions: Polish-Americans. The C olor Wars president, who eased economic DELI HUT WASHINGTON — President sanctions against Poland during a BUTCHER SHOP i l f Reagan, just back from an 18-day two-week stay at his California USDA CHOICE BONELESS vacation marred by gaffes and ranch, is to meet with leaders of »2.99 stumbles, resumed campaigning the large Polish-American com­ SHOULDER STEAK < 1 O A from the White House today, with munity, with the prospect for a LONDON BROIL 1 a O T n .5 9 his sights trained on three key further relaxation of pressure on U9VM VfTUIVt interest groups. the Polish government likely to be SHOULDER CLOD i l ^3.99 With his advisers determined to among the topics discussed. 0 LAKES put the slips and slides of the last The return to the famili;tr ROAST two weeks behind them, Reagan confines of the White House had . * 1 . 7 9 M.99 USDA vNUlCE BONELESS 111 plunged into two days of ethnic Reagan aides hopeful that the M ¥ politics in advance of a return to storm clouds that emerged in T O P B LA D E $2.09 the campaign trail this weekend. California would soon be forgotten. STEAK m > Reagan returned late Wednes­ "No more screw-ups,” one White . * 2 .0 9 H i * LEAN — HEAD IfUl day from California, where he and House official quipped. "It’s back $1.89 Mrs. Reagan attended the wedding on track — hopefully.” CORNED of their daughter Patti to yoga However, those around the presi­ 69< in.struetor Paul Grilley. Today, he dent were not in uniform agree­ BEEF . * 1 . 3 9 n1 n < ( planned a meeting with leaders of ment on the extent of damage LEAN FLAT CUT a Jewish women’s group and was inflicted by a series of mixed CORNED $2.59 to step up his overtures to women signals over the issues of taxes and BEEF ill! in the afternoon by signing legisla­ debates, the first lady’sSprompt- . * 2 . 2 9 tion that will strengthen enforce­ ing of the president in response to a ment of court-ordered child sup­ question about East-West rela­ BAKERY port payments. tions, Reagan’s joke about bomb­ SEA COVE PRODUCE The bill was one of several ing the Soviet Union and a Garden Fresh DEPARTMENT initiatives Reagan has supported television interview in which dep­ FRESH luicy Callloinia Plums lb. 5! Honey and Egg over the last two years as a result uty chief of staff Michael Deaver, COD FILLETS . * 2 . 6 9 of advice from a high-level work­ the keeper and shaper of the s i ' iin Bartlett Pears lb. 59^ Twist Rolls 6 / 6 9 C ing group, composed of adminis­ presidential image, acknowledged FRESH Bed Apples 3 lb. bag 89( tration officials and Republican Reagan sometimes dozes off dur­ 8 Inch congresswomen, that has concen­ ing Cabinet meetings. JUMBO SHRIMP . * 1 2 . 9 9 w, Pink Meat Cantaloupes ea. 89C trated on polishing his image One optitistic assessment within ! Green Beans lb. 59C A p p le P ie * 1 . ? 9 among women voters and narrow­ the White House was that the FRESH ing the gender gap, one of his most pitfalls that occurred during the S EA PER C H . * 2 .5 9 . Green Super Select Cukes 6 /$ l.0 0 persistent political problems. first three weeks of August had Large Stuffing Green Peppers lb. 59C Italian Bread 2 / M . O O The outreach to women has been offset by similar missteps on - V ■ ■ ^ become even more important the Democratic side: a failure by since Democrat Walter Mondale Mondale to quickly exploit Rea­ chose Rep. Geraldine Ferraro as gan’s joke and Deaver’s embar­ CHEESE French loan of Arc Brie 60% lb. <3.49 his running mate. Reagan was to rassing disclosure, the pressure on COFFEE Swiss Chocolate Almond Beans dramatize his commitment to Ms. Ferraro’s husband, John Za- SHOP Domestic Baby Swiss lb . < 3 .4 9 women’s interests by signing the carro, to release copies of his tax SHOP M . 9 9 lb . child support bill at a Child Support returns and signs of trouble for the Conference being held at a Wa­ Mondalc-Ferraro ticket in the shington hotel. South, where Reagan hopes to On Friday, Reagan is scheduled capitalize on division within the to turn his attention to another Democratic Party. i ii I ' V - i • ^ ' (I ' » GOP moderates BONELESS SHOULDER STEAK 89 m m r OUR OWN want say in party BAKED H AM ......

By Laurence McQuillan drunk. " UNO O' UKES United Press International The final document reflects Reagan’s own conservative view American Cheese...... DALLAS — Nipping a con.serva- but tempers the right-wing senti­ tive bid to put Republicans on ments of some party members. record for abolishing a graduated Completion of the platform, income tax. White House envoys which will be submitted to next week’s Republican National Con­ ,-•3* ■ now are within striking di.stance of \o Suhniitutv a party platform reflecting Presi­ vention for approval, follows a We Give Old Fashioned dent Reagan’s personal credo. sometimes heated melee Wednes­ For {funlily The GOP Platform Committee day over elimination of the tradi­ Butcher Service ... today entered its final day of work, tional graduated income tax. with most of the major dissension- Tuesday, a subcommittee gave i S H unqualified support to an amend­ causing issues already taken care STORE HOURS: of. ment for a flat tax, but the full Leaders of the party’s moderate platform committee Wednesday Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 Highland St. wing were ready to take a final purged that plank following often stab at trying to insert some causes bitter debate. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 dear to their hearts into the A flat tax would impose levies on MANCHESTER document, but the conservative all income at the same percentage Sat. & Sunday makeup of the panel dooms those rate. til 6:00 CONN. efforts. Reagan’s victory on the flat tax Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., came without debate — a reflec­ £IIC£IL££TD said moderates would seek amend­ tion of the intense White House 646-4277 ments, including one to restore the efforts that went on behind the GOP’s endorsement of the Equal scene. Rights Amendment, support of the The committee also dropped 1984 Civil Rights Act now before language that would extend tax Congress and. federal funding of credits to children by extending abortions in instances of rape or the Individual Retirement Account incest. concept to them. Under the origi­ He conceded it is an impossible nal draft proposal, parents would mission, however, saying his only have been allowed to set aside GROCERY SPEi lALS ^ EROZEIS A- DAIRY chance of success with panel money, tax-free, for a child’s members might be to "get them all education or home ownership. DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 oz. 99< POPSICLE Herald photos SWEET LIFE u , . 8 9 < CELESTE CHEESE PIZZA OR ^ by AITarquinio HALVES or SL PEACHES 16 01. 59< Burford ad raps NEW — PREGO PLUS SUPREME VEGETABLE v/i 01. 8 5 C SPAGHETTI SAUCE 32 01. $1.99 ORIGINAL RONZONI AUNT JEMIMA . . „ 6 9 < Ferraro finances zm, VERM, or UNGUINE 16 01. 2/$l AUNT JEMIMA BUTTERMILK BLUEBERRY INTROVIGNE’S WASHINGTON (UPI) - returns and a $134,000 loan made W A FFLE S > . . . . 6 9 < Former Environmental Protec­ by Zaccaro to his wife’s New York BREAD CRUMBS 8 01. 2/$l SARAl£E f A tion Agency chief Anne Burford congressional campaign. HERSHErS CHOC MOUSSE BAVARIAN . 1 ^ 2 . 5 9 and a conservative group today Mrs. Burford is one of Reagan’s CHOCOLATE SYRUP 16 01. 2 1 will unveil a television commercial most controversial appointees. As 69< MINUTE MAID WITH PULP EPA administrator, she was a SUNMAID in which she attacks Geraldine ORANGE JUICE u . , $ 1 . 3 9 Ferraro over her finances. frequent target of criticism from RAISINS .*79< Mrs. Burford and the National environmentalists for favoring de- MINUTE MAID Conservative Political Action velpment and failing to clean up toxic wase sites. In December 1982, A-1 STEAK SAUCE s . . 9 9 < FRUIT PUNCH « „ 7 9 < Committee scheduled a news con­ KELLOGG’S ference at a Washington, D.C., to she was held in contempt of PROMISE show the commercial, which Mrs. Congress for refusing to turn over FROSTED FLAKES 2 0 0 1 . MARGARINE secret EPA files. She resigned in $1.79 . » 8 9 < Burford filmed Wednesday. 20 OZ. BONUS PACK KRAFT The commercial, in which Mrs. March of 1983. WISHBONE DRESSINGS $1.29 Burford attacks what she calls a SNO-MAN SHRP WHITE CHED $ 1 . 3 9 double standard in the handling of KRAFT the Ferraro and Burford controv­ Child support LU N C H BAGS 100 count 79< ersies, was made by the conserva­ WIZARD NY X SHARP CHED . . $ 1 . 3 9 tive group, spokesman Craig Shir? CHARCOAL LIGHTER 32 01. ley said. bill awaits $1.29 <- It is the latest Republican attack I on the Democratic vice presiden­ the president tial nominee over disclosure of he> Bnances. There’s a lot of action as the fourth annual Color Wars get under way Shirley said the group will decide WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ Wednesday at the YWCA’s summer day camp at the Swanson Pool in after Ms Ferraro makes a disclo­ dent Reagan-today signs a bill, sure of her finances Monday passed with overwhelming con­ Robertson Park. Clockwise from top left: Patrick Jones, Amy Graff whether to put the commercials on gressional approval which will lllllllllllllllllllllllll and counselor Maureen Lacey prepare their Red Army for the first the air. They would not be aired crack down on delinquent parents until after next week’s Republican who fail to meet child support National Convention in Dallas. payments. event. Maureen Lacey dives to catch a soccer ball. Elisha Bernstein = With coupon & $10.00 purchato a iw ilh coupon 0 110.00 purenott ! ^W llh coupon 0 110 00 putchoM "W e’re ready to go if the Reagan arranged to motor to the ■ with coupon R tIO.OO purchiit I a^Llmlt 1 C oupon par cuatom ar I Limit 1 Coupon par cuttomar I 1 Limit 1 Coupon per cuitomor | and Jesse Longway compete in the fill-the-bucket competition. Mary situation doesn’t take a different Sheraton-Washington Hotel to sign m Limit 1 Coupon por cuitomor the legisation at the National Child ! MAXWEU HOUSE { Jo Guiliano makes the catch and heads into the pool. Lifeguard Patty turn between now and the week of I SEALTEST Aug. 27," Shirley said. Support Symposium. CHARMINI AJAX McNamara takes a break and enjoys watching the rest of the events. Shirley said the commercial was 'The measure amends the Social [ V2 G A L ! MASTER On Wednesday, the Red Army was in the lead, followed by the Green, the idea of John Dolan, head of the Security Act to ensure mandatory UUNNIY DET. committee. income withholding for states and BLEND BA1MIHSSIE! KING SIZE 72 OZ. Yellow and Blue teams. Events continue through Friday. “ They are friends. He suggested other governments in child support I ICE CREAM I i 4PK. I ■ it. She said, ’Yes, I’d like to do it,’ enforcement. ALL FLAVORS I 13 OZ. I and it was filmed this morning," It requires states to garnishee I I Shirley said. wages if a parent fails to make a I o ff He said Mrs. Burford attacks a court-ordered support payment after 30 days. It also provides for I $189 I “ double standard" in the two i $ 1 ’ ’ i 99< i cases. She also takes on the refusal interception of federal and state I EXPIRES MM. IMIi, ISM I UPMES MW. Ittk, 1M4 | I" EXPtItES Ml*. IMk. lOM I EXPMU MM. IMk, ItM of Ms. Ferraro’s husband, John tax refund checks to cover back I WGHLAND PARK MARKET b ^HIGHLAND PARK M ARKER ^HhBH,LANDP«KNj}||R^^ | ^HIGHLAND PARK M ARKETj Zaccaro, to release his income tax payments. , B - MANCHKSTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. IB, 1984

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor P A R K A D E TRAIN RIDES FOR THE KIDS Ja ck 25C Candygram incident has a serious side Anderson LOADING 11 AM-4 PM determined what was and was not obscene.” If there As I drove along the country road to Caroline was reason to suspect that the wood chips inside the THURSDAr 0 & L Sfhussler’s house last week, I felt a growing sense of FRIDAY BERRIES TV. dread. messages were some sort of contraband, .she Manchester contended, then Ludes should have been opened the A couple of hours before, Mrs, Sehussler had asked SATURDAY LIGGETT DRUG for an interview after months of refusing to talk about a Spotlight letters in front of the teachers to whom they were SALES union grievance she had been pursuing. addressed. She would not say precisely why .she wanted to talk, " I wouldn’ t read a student’s note, and I know many Sarah E. Hall teachers who would not read a student’s note,” she said. and I suspected revenge was the motive. 1 must have Herald Reporter goofed in my reporting of the “ candygrams” grievance “ Why would I want to? It might contain something C I A w o r k s she brought against Manchester High School Principal uncomplimentary about me.” SAVE S .U •Jacob Ludes this May, I thought, and now she wanted to ” My disappointment in not really having the issue MMD SA V E ^ T tongue-lash me. addressed was overwhelming,” Mrs. Sehussler w it h M o o n printing a description of the missives. The candygram VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION COUPON The tractor crawling along just ahead of my car gave continued. She said she was deeply saddened when the SUPER VITAMIN-C addres.sed to her contained a single "off-color” word: school board did not discuss the aliedged violation of COMPL|j,500 mR me ample time to think. •OAlpfi^Toco- lecithin ] "suck," used in reference to an objectionable situation in Saivador •fttrpf vttti Addod aXOMPlEI 0 Btoflnonoids 100 WC Mrs. Schussler's complaint stemmed from Ludes' her constitutional rights, and critically noted that only 19 GRAINS OFF KTA. QAMA. atltNCED to IK| o) oRutiN M W O and not an act of lust ("the thought of that at my age! ” three members read the 'grams when they were passed CAP SULES censure of three Valentine notes sent to her and two DELTA TOCOPHEROiS c o m n iT f o H«60ortd>A 2SMG 1 0 0 tonmiLA other teachers as part of a student fund-raiser. But Mrs. Sehussler mused.) around — “ as if they were contaminated.” ANY PRESCRIPTION _39 WASHINGTON - In the Central $10 REG $ 4 8 7 R fC M 8 0 $2^ The second, addressed to guidance counselor Kevin 10 SO REG $ ]^ 9 9 lOOCkPt since the Manchester teachers’ union decided to drop • New or Trooflorrofl (froa ofiwr PhonMcy) 100 91/1 O’ Donnell, used the phrase "young ass" in a teasing THE ADMINISTRATION threw out a smoke screen, American hinterlands, it is some­ 3.«0 REG. S8.30 the grievance earlier this month — after it had been • Jolt |iwo 01 yoor ooiohor om4 loodkofioo iwmo t sort of way that decidedly did NOT conjure up images she charged. “ They said the students had to be times difficult to distinguish the rejected by both the school administration and the itroMrik Wo orUI io Iho roit oo4 m II yoor dodor of anyone’s derriere being ogled. And the third, protected. But from what?" She claimed that School CIA’s operatives from the Rev. Board of Education — what could be left to say? Sun Myung Moon’s disciples. They Back to Class • H yoor y ro io ip ^ 1* $10 — Wo fill It Frooll I was in for a surprise. addressed to former Manchester Education Association Superintendent James P. Kennedy said he would rebut j" U..M, jP President Anne Gauvin. had no word that would have Ludes’ judgement in front of a teacher and suggested appear to be working in harness It it v«fy Mty and timpla — mtraly (MM miMT ||c«kta^ {nifiicisstol 11 wwjiw “Off-Price” amta !! '<•»” ! mir !l aanraMWIKOTt Mrs. Sehussler did not criticize nte, except to say that raised an eyebrow, though it did contain a cryptic inside that a chain of loyalty from principal to school board against the communist-tainted call our Phormocy — Phona 647-9966 n u u ,11 i! NAt 11 (Coupon offoctivo Aug. IS thru Sopt. 30, 1984) I ruuiMO M the picture of me which accompanies this column is not joke. i Sandinista regime in Nicaragua. had shielded Ludes from the start. Goodfor45Dayi•dfcr^ " very good. She wtived me down from the roadside, led " I can’t imagine anyone being being shocked by Kane, whom Mrs. Sehussler called "a dear, dear I Rnoiooaobooi ' I r« This troubles at least one Pen­ Umit: OlM toi«Oy SIGN NAME ^&Anrkrsni ^ me into her 19th-century farmhouse, and explained that this,” Mrs. Sehussler said. "Do you know what I hear in periion ... a fantastic father, husband, teacher, human tagon analyst, now stationed in I to-oMOO I “ I f !r . - f r t ! r __ I f W-* I her refusal to talk until the grievance was settled had the halls?” being," is the one she said was forced to suffer. “ He did Korea, who has warned the White VALUABLE PRESCRIPTION COUPON , siratucM I I imniAat been a matter of principle for her. nothing wrong,” she said. “ He had a right to expect House that the CIA-Moonie connec­ CUP AND SAVE ' Mitooe 11 OATS“ ||(MOiiuiwunB)|lI I (MOT HHMUnB) 11 HSm |! I •in “ I am an extremely private person. Nothing like this AS A TEACHER IN New York City high schools for privacy." tion could cause possible political ------. u s m i - ! “pf l|r.* ‘ t:r.t. * W ?. »9” || PP 35*6 k I |l«MOOa»HOIN«59 99 I 7 has ever, ever happened to me before.” said Mrs. seven years, and at MHS for l.'i, Mrs. Sehussler has Mrs. Sehussler pointed out that the school board damage to President Reagan’s ______I L"rz:::ui (OMOOOMOSMiJ I W—OOOIBWbOl j I —— — — *— —— ****_[ Sehussler, a slight, gray-haired woman, “ But it took a probably heard a lot of profanity. (Her husband denied her request to air hor complaint in a closed reelection campaign. BLOCK BUSTER COUPONS great deal of control on my part not to say anything up Norman, in fact, was one of Greg Kane’s teachers.) But se.ssion, leaving a formal union grievance as the only till now." she showed signs of allegiance to ideals that are far The analyst’s unofficial memo, option. “ All it required, initially, was an apology (from FM W EHMi On the coffee table lay surprise number two — the from profane, Ludes),’’ she said. “ I never thought it would go this titled “ Potential Problems,” has PRESCRPTNMIS |I n K S S H C U K three candygrams which the school administration had ” 1 was raised by immigrant parents with such far.” been slipped to my associate EVEiTnniSteiMjir' deemed "obscene.” respect for the Constitution, compared to the country Nonetheless, she said she told Kane of her plans to Donald Goldberg. mi le WEO" ' they came from — Russia," .she said. " I ’m totally, pursue the matter “ because I knew there was going to “ Current Moonie involvement THE MISSIVES WERE a let-down, frankly. They totally sincere in saying that I think this is an extremely be fallout. He said to do whatever I though was right.” I tiiru SAT with government officials, con­ Pomout Labol Womon'o FaoMont contained no sexual innuendo, no lewd insults, none of important issue” Those who thought the candygrams issue died along tractors and grantees (in Central For Loaal .TZpSW&r wtSAVt YOUmOMSY! what 1 had come to believe they contained. Just little A mother of two grown children, Mrs. Sehussler said, with the union grievance may yet be proved wrong. America) could create a major MANCHESTER PARKADE. MANCHESTER four-line poems starting "Roses are red," with shop she would have been furious if they had been praised for Mrs. Sehussler would not rule out further action on the scandal,” the memo warns. “ If teacher Greg Kane's "signature” — a small circle of actions such as intercepting the candygrams and matter, even though some insiders claim it is too petty their activities and role become SAVE ^5000 wood .shavings — pasted on a line below, presenting them to Ludes. to be taken seriously. public knowledge, it will unite both emphasis Mrs. Sehussler refused to release the notes for ON A PAIR OF "What have the students learned from this? That they Her disagreement with them could not be more the left and the right in attacking PARKADE CLEANERS publication, though they would have been suitable for it. l,adi(‘s S/K’dalty Shofi have a right to open someone else’s correspondence," vigorous. the administration.” WEDDING RINGS "The issue is not their contents. The issue is the right to Mrs. Sehussler said, But she would not reveal what else she plans to do; “ I 394 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE privacy and censorship,” she said. "The part that 1 find most upsetting is that the can only say at this point that I ’m considering certain The memo continues: “ If efforts Sweaters But tne MHS special-education teacher did agree to students were placed in u position where they options open to me," she said. are not taken to stop their growing Tel. 649-5559 influence and weed out current Moonie involvement in govern­ Pants - Jeans & ment, the president stands a good 7 ....I 2 ‘ » ’ In Manchester IIII OH h u l m e chance of being portrayed in the Off when cleaning your Skirts media as a poor, naive incompe­ drapes, slipcovers and bed­ tent who is strong on ideology and 10% spreads I’aiilics, Spoi l SoX. weak on common sense.. 3 for 2.49 Democrats move Purchase a pair of 14K gold wedding rings priced from t’aiilv Hose "The likelihood of a reporterora $200'’° per pair and we will deduct $50°° off the purchase price. Democratic staff member piecing Off suede and leather clean­ OultMwttar -^Choose from plain, carved or diamond styles. Blazer Fall 1 & 2 Pe. the total picture together is too ing Coats & into the sewers? PP\N JONES INPUSTRIAL AVEEA(^ f-.JiUi- great to be neglected. Any thought Example 20% Jackets Dress & that this festering problem will go .jackets Regular Price Your Savings Your Net Cost Pant Siiils Senatorial District candidate away if ignored is foolish.” Critics are right when they per pair per pair per pair i*)***^ & u p 2499 say that if one were to judge Cassano — McCavanagh The “ total picture” of Moon's » 200““ »50“® * 150“ Cleaning on American 5 0 0 o f f 2 0 % o f f by the composition of the argued that because the activities in Latin America is not IQ O ® oft clear. But there is no doubt that the Flags Democrats are the ones who Offer good for a llmitad flm t oniv. Prior tales are excluded. FREE group of state and local Korean messiah — now in prison officials that toured the Por­ can work effectively with the for income tax evasion — has ter Street area on Tuesday, it governor and his administra­ emphasis established a solid presence in the “ P1oc« Your Trust ti th* Diamond Sftociolitts ' (Formerly Youth Centre) would be possible to get the tion, they are the ones who region, with ties to right-wing O fw w c a ^ "Alterations Done On the Premises.” impression that sewer lines should march alongside him. groups and U.S.-supported MANCHESTER PARKADE • S4S-0012 aleo are laid along political lines. By the same token, it might guerrillas. VERNON. SIMSBURY, WESTFARMS MALL, BRISTOL 649-1389 While it is a good thing that seem that the Democratic My associate Jon Lee Anderson reports from Central America that the state has decided to come Party alone deserves the CAUSA International, Moon’s pol­ DIANA'S BAKERY through with nearly $1 mil­ kudos for the state’s sudden itical front, has representatives lion it previously found un­ ability — announced less than working in programs that help the SAVE! UP TO 6 0 % available for the reconstruc­ 24 hours after the tour — to CIA in its “ contra” war against the tion of a badly needed trunk fund 55 percent of the sewer Sandinista government. Present Dad with That*s sewer from Porter Street to reconstruction project. CAUSA mafiltains a publicity But it appears likely that office in Tegucigalpa, the Hondu­ CLASSIC BLACK. nutritious and the downtown area, it is ‘Oh, that? The Fed’s Paul Voicker has the hiccups.” ’ SALE Zinsser and other Republi­ ran capital, but its principal tastes good, unfortunate that the tour IlAlIi|iO''6l C'OSS Sly'ing gSSumss 4 9 * IS SHOPPING AT OIANA S BAKEPYI activities are in the field. CAUSA AbeauMuisaiinD'ACA 'imsN given Gov. William A. O’Neill cans are right when they accpnisd wiin ;? kargi go<0 % rrrfr"-^ir In CAKES For AM Ocematona say Cheese! provides cash and other aid to «ie:;i'0|>i4ie AmougniluiQdi took on the air of an event charge that the governor’s Honduran-based Nicaraguan con­ 'O’ dao on n s soecUnited States to try to unify the sane, rational American could legislators who currently re­ first place. David S. Gilbert Willhide thanks Nicaraguan exile groups. have been amused. With this coupon present Manchester — Sen. We think it’s great that the 72 Oak Grove St. The airlift of supplies to the Far from being a joking matter, her supporters rebels by Moon's Unification Carl A. Zinsser and Rep. state has come up with the Manchester our relationship with the Soviet Church has escalated since Con­ %/ money for the sorely needed To the Editor: Elsie L. Swensson. Neither Union is the most critical and gress cut off CIA funding for the % % was invited to go on the tour. sewer reconstruction. But to potentially calamitous issue we Hospital’s staff contras. The administration has make political connections a face in today’s world. Mr. Reagan The recent change of events a “ I have to wonder if those been attempting to “ privatize” its is playing with fire — nuclear fire concerning the primary for the sewers are only going to highlight of the situation is is understanding war against the Sandinistas and is at that — when he makes such position of registrar of voters serve Democratic house­ likely to contribute to an To the editor: apparently willing to work with ^0 ^ . ' V precipitates this letter. quips; especially now, at a time Moon’s people. holds,” Zinsser said after the already eroded confidence on I would like to thank all of the when Soviet leadership seems to be Footnote: A Unification Church governor’s visit. the part of the public in its magnifying every negative state­ I would like to express my thanks members of the Republican Town % i 9 # ' to the staff of Manchester Memor­ Committee who voted for me spokeswoman denied that the As Zinsser noted, the perio­ elected officials. ment and situation revealed in the church is engaged in any but r ial Hospital during my wife’s * 9 9 dic sewer overflow in the recently at the caucus. Your vote recent surgery. of confidence was overwhelming. religious activities in Central America. area, resulting from an anti­ During the five days of consulta­ My gratitude also goes to all of quated and undersized sewer tion, the staff and physicians on 1 t'hose persons who gave so unstint- line, is a health problem East were understanding and ingly of tlieir time to help with shared by all townspeople. P o l ic e emphathic. Immediately following those tasks which are so time- Letters policy There’s no doubt that surgery, the recovery room nurse, consuming, but so important. . OJLV knowing of my concerns, took the Com m and Perffi»i*mance 0/ Zinsser’s own charges had This job would have been impos­ The Manchester Herald wel­ time to locate me in the cafeteria sible without the complete support comes letters to the editor. more than a iittle politics and to explain, "all is well,” but is proud to WELCOME of our Town Chairman, Curt Letters should be brief and to By Appointment Only behind them, but in this case because of medical reasons, my Smith; my campaign chairman. the point. They should be typed we find it hard to disagree wife’s return to ICU would be Bob Albert; Jean and Lou Kocsis, or neatly handwritten, and, for 643-8339 delayed. She was comforting, «GINA” Includes: with him. and my righthand persons, Pat ease in editing, should be Command Performance confident and reassuring. A mes­ Cottle and Barbara King. double-spaced. To our "growing” Rtaff of 10 Stylists FarioMi Coneiritatien Asked about the political sage I needed at that time! 324 Bud SIibI INMM IH As a "Got Aqiainted” offer she will give a Fra-Ferm CaadillaiiiNg GOOD AT MANCHEtTER The Herald reserves the right FROACX ONLY. EXPHE8 implications of the tour on "OK, mister, TH A T DOES ITl I'm afraid we'll During her stay in ICU and Maihirs SBt^i Mi IKS. ' Ml. - IIK. Ft Penn with Cnt Mary E. Willhide to edit letters in the interests of Mitcisitii, Cf^OID 1M FREE Haircut with a Perm SEPTEMBER IS. 1SI4 Wednesday — which were have to book you for ‘Boating Under the Special Care, the care was excel­ axpirii FIniili Wofti at Year Gkolca 57 Jean Road brevity, clarity and taste. UTNMT» 8/f/M REG. »50**. SPEC. »42»» bared in a remark by Fourth Influence. lent — personal and professional. Manchester B — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug, 16. 1984

MANCHESTER .HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 16, 1984 - 9 CAPTAIN EASY ‘ by Crooks A Casate Thursday T V "THEN,AT THE NEXT $TOP„. :.WH0 6BTS0H soARP suroewALO,. ’...THE 5 0 N O F THE FAMOUS MYSTBR'i'-- WRITER.OSWALP OSWA l P., " ' - Prosecution testimony continues NEXT TIME, WANPA IS THIS COMES OUT HERE .SEAT t a k e n 4 ^ 0 PM OD MOVIE: Tr»cl. of tho Q t il Gimme e BresA Nell’s attempt to Dr. Gene Scott W oon B* M t’ The rising of ihe moon trans­ play Cupid’ to the Kanisky family takes a (20) Soap forms a man into a rr>on8ter because of a decidedly sour turn (R) meteorite fragment imbedded in his body (24) Dr W h o Witness says Aillon didn’t check daughter’s injuries (24) Rainbow Jackpot Chase Cordetl. Donna Leigh Drake 1974 20/20 (3$ Twilight Zone Chevrolet World Chetnplon- ($7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour manager for Mutual 01 New York, ■Np of Women’s OoH Coverage of the (4i) Noche de Gala Bv James V. Heallon against Aillon after 16 months of At that point Aillon had not Some of the witnesses have died cross-examination. Markle would fCNN] Moneylino te.stified he had tutored Aillon on a first round is presented from Shaker Pavarotti Live at Madison Square United Press Infernotlonal m arriage. entered the house as he did later and so it is necessary for their be able to tell the jury there is no Heights. OH, (60 min | Garden [ESPN] SportsCenter life insurance course and on July Aillon was then an unemployed with a notebook and tape recorder, previous testimony to be read to testimony refuting the reference to [HBOI MOVIE: 'Heart Like a Wheel' 25. 1972, Aillon had passed an [M A X ] MOVIE: 'St^rerman III' Clark (CNN] Prime News i s - , I NEW HAVEN - Although his welfare client; his father-in-law and Montano had not told him of his the insurance policy. The first woman dragractng champion is the jury. The process ran into a Kent IS sent to his hormtown to cover a [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments N FL’s Frank Cuomo, an ussi.stant sales exuminatiuii on it. lorn botwoon hor family and racing Bonnie estranged wife and her parents was a millionaire lumber dealer. gruesome discovery. snag as Fhiblic Defender Donald story about class reunions, but as fate Greatest Moments presents highlights of I ' - . i would have it, Superman must save the Bodalia, Beau Bridges. Hoyt Axion 1983 had just l^ n found stabbed to "Did you observe the defendant Mrs. Montano went to inform a Dakers accused Markle of trying a Super Bowl ’X’ featuring the Pittsburgh Rated P(i world from evil. Christopher Reeves. Ri­ Steolers vs the Dallas Cowboys death, G uillerm o Aillon did not ever check the baby in your relative and when she returned she "backdoor” maneuver so he could chard Pryor, Annette O’Toole 1983 [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Deep' A young LEVY’S LAW JamM Schumaiitar [M AX] MOVIE: 'Journey to the Center then exam ine his cryin g and presence?” State's Attorney Ar­ testified she saw Aillon carrying get testimony adverse to Aillon. Rated PG couple vacationing in Bermuda becomes of the Earth' On a journey to find tho cen­ bloodstained 7-month-old daughter Fall puts hiker in hospital involved in intrifjue and terror centering ar nold Markle asked Mrs. Montano. thd baby clasped to his chest. This involved the 1973 testimony ter of the earth, a scientist and a sludrmt v e u -, po NO 6WEAT U ASr TIME: 4:30 PM [HBO] Etosh4: Place of Dry ound two sunken ships Jacqueline Bisset. TH A TiS THE- for injuries, a prosecution witness “ No,” she said. Aillon was crying, she said, and of the deceased Vincent Montano, find themselves in the lost city of Atlantis M XI THINK. GOT Water Derwrens of a dry lake bed in south­ Nick Nolle. Robert Shaw 1977 Rated PG 6N ATE A WA£> IN TOW , CONC&66ION has testified. The testimony cam e Wednesday in the area this week, state police Pat Boone. James Mason. Arlene Dahl e n o u g h m e n t o saying, "Katrina, Katrina. You a brother of the slain man. NEW MARLBORO, Mass western Africa struggle to survive in this STANP. said. National Geographic special 1959 Rated G (USA) Alfred Hitchcock Hour HANPUE vsecueiry f o s AT UEA6T THAT &I6. Mrs. Donald Montano was called at Aillon's third trial or the have no m ore m om m y. I want Montano had testified the baby (UPI) - Lynn Candles, 16. of IT M C I MOVIE: 'The Little Prince' A AN AI2EA THI6SIZE-? to the North Haven home of her murders of the three. His 1973 Barbara.” was the beneficiary of a $50,000 life Avon, Conn., who apparently Ms. Candles, who suffered a 5:00 PM (ESPN) PK A Full C o n u ci 11*15 P M (41) Reporter 41 young prince comes to earth from a tiny brother-in-law the morning of Aug. conviction was reversed because Mrs. Montano took charge of the insurance policy his brother had slipped and tumbled 40 feet while fractured skull and wrists, was Karate [ESPNI Mazda SportsLook SEC. asteroid to find the moaning of life Bob 31 14, 1972, by her husband, who had of judicial impropriety and his baby who she said was drenched in taken out on his own life. Dakers hiking with a friend in the found in an isolated area near the Fosse. Gone Wilder. Richard Kiley 1974 1 1 130 PM C3J Barney Milter 80-foot falls and rushed to the 5:30 PM (HBO) MOVIE: 'Radi' A Rated G I 10-113 gone to the home with Aillon at his retrial jury in 1979 couldn’t agree blood and urine but when she took objected to that portion being read, Campbell Falls State Forest, re­ ^rnalist ar>d a feminist experience the C$J Baretta insistence, ostensibly so Aillon on a verdict after 56 hours of her home and changed her clothes, Fairview Hospital in Great Bar­ (USA) PSA on USA Today's program but Markle said "it goes to mained hospitalized today, offi­ Bolshevik Revokition in Russia Warren C9j (40) Njyhtlino could reconcile with his estranged deliberations. she found the child to be un­ rington before being taken to the Beatty, Diano Keaton. Maureen Stapleton features tho $110,000 Buffalo Open (2 m otive.” cials said Rated PG. ■ h r s ) (D Recing From Roosevelt wife, Barbara, 26. Mrs. Montano, the mother of five harmed. Later that day she turned While Superior Court Judge Pittsfield hospital, police said. fAJNiCIftM. T h e park is on the [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Spirh o f St. Louis' 8:30 PM ® MOVIE The white (11) Honeymooners 6TAX7IUM Instead Montano found the bo­ children, said when she drove up to the baby over to Aillon’s sister at William L. Hadden Jr. questioned Ms. Candles was in the intensive Charles Lindbergh's famous flight across Horses of Summer' Tho continual quar­ (20) Leave It to Beaver dies of his brother, J. George the house in response to her the North Haven Police Depart­ whether it did show m otive, he care in the Berkshire Medical Massachusetts-Conneclicut state rels and infidelity of a hustrand and wife the Atlantic is dramatized James Stewart (72) (30) T o nigh t S h o w Montano, 49, his wife, Bernice, 46, husband's telephone call, he told ment. The baby's bloodied sleep- ruled in favor of Dakers, but said Center in Pittsfield following the line, but the accident occurred on Murray Hamilton 1957 shut out their child, causing his complete demoralization Joan Soberci. Frrxfenck (39) Starsky and Hutch and their daughter who had just Aillon to step back from the car so wear was entered as exhibits because Dakers said in the pres­ Wednesday mishap, which was the the 40-acre portion of the park in Massachusetts, state police said. 6:00 PM ® ® ® 8® N.W. Stafford 1973 (41) Pelicuio: 'Policias y Ladrones' ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraue instituted divorce proceedings he could talk to her privately. Wednesday. ence of the jury he would waive second accident involving a hiker ® TIk m 'i Company (22) Famity Ties Alex helps Skippy [CNN] Sports Tonight ® 8.WW.A.T. cope with the nows that ho is an adopted ...AN' WHEN HE child (R) [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing WELL,WELL, W ELL! (S) CHIPa 1 1 -^5 PM DOES, I'M GONNA LOOK WHO'S HERE! from M errillville, IN Top Rank Boxing pro- S4) Dinner at Julia's A Barbecue ’ Julia SETTLE THINGS ( 9 Dr. Qana Scott seiits a 10-round Middleweignt bout foa: Child solocis somo goal cheese for a bar W ITH 'I M ' Coast Guard lab BucB Rogors bocue and guest chef Francois Kissel pre­ luring Mike.Laftdini vs .Wilbur Johnson. & Undar Salt pares Dungeness crab slew (R) jClosod [m a x ] M O V IE : 'S u p erm an III' Clark Captioned] Kent IS sent to his hornolown to cover a ® Tony Randall story about class reunions, but as fate 81) Raportar 41 [^SPN] Top Rank Boxing from G R O s s m n n ' s w ould have it. Superman m ust save the safe after spill Merritiville, IN Top Rank Boxir>g presents (B^ Raading Rainbow a 10-round Middleweight bout featuring world from evil Christopher Reeves; Ri­ chard Pryor; Annette O’Toolo 1983 R n C ^ e v R n s p r o d u c t s c o m p R n v (CNN) Prog Cont'd Mike Landini vs Wilbur Johnson Rated F^G NEW LONDON (UPI) -Asm ail N early SO people in 20 nearby [USA] USA Cartoon Expreas 9.00 PM C D Simon & Simon A J and quantity of highly volatile acid homes were advised to leave their Rick are hired after a retired FBI agent is 1 2:00 AM CD CD Hawaii Five-0 CD Rockford Files responsible for the evacuation of homes. Four academy buildings 6t30 PM QE) One Day at a Tima murdered and John Dillingor s gun is stolen from his collection (R) (60 min ) (11) Star Trek the U.S. Coast Guard Academy were cleared and barricades were <8> iSk NBC Nawa (jfi) Dr. Gene Scott Cl4) Dr. Gene Scott and nearby houses Wednesday has set up in a 1,000-foot radius of the 0 ® Nightly Buainesa Report Sl2) djf]) Cheers Sam helps a struggling been "disjposed of properly,” a science building. 9 Jefferaona (20) (4b) T h ick e o f the N igh t Your Store for Projects and Red Sox pitcher out by giving him his good THE BORN LOSER Art Sansom state official said today. The Army's 146th explosive (57) Ten O'Clock News ® A B C News luck charm (R) William Hegener, chief of the ordinance detachment arrived [C N N ] N e w sn ig h t ® Noticlero SIN ® lM ytt» iyl Wo. the Accused ' Chief In m MEANIMfc OF LlFe./lAY r UH„.\NHy CAM IM g AAEAN1N6 state Department of Environmen­ from West Point and after con­ [CNN] Aak C N N w/Oen Schorr specior Boltro orders an exhumation and [U S A ] All American Wrestling tal Protection's oil and chemical ferring with state officials, put the Paul decides to make a run for it (R) (60 UTTLE l^IBWP, GAN BB RXAID OF L ire re FOUND IMA (ESPN) Mazda Sportalook 12:30 AM CD Thicke of the Night spills section, said about 4 ounces bottles in a box of sand and min.) (Closed Captioned] IN A FLA6 0 N OF Ate! (M A X ) MOVIE; 'Couraga of Black (2^ Entertainment Tonight FLA60N OF ALE? of potentially explosive picric acid removed them from the building. (4^ NFL Pre-Season Football: Baauty' A young boy is given a new coll Pittsburgh at Dallas (20) Late Night with David Letterman was found in the academ y's Area residents were allowed to for his binhday John Crawford, J Pat (^ Hogan's Heroes O'MaHey. 1957 d'f) El MateBcio science building and gingerly return. [CNN] Freeman Reports 1 :00 AM C5D Laveme and Shirley rem oved. The acid, com m only used in 7:00 PM ® C B S Nawa (HBO) MOVIE: Mr. Mom' A risrng O ) S a in t “It was disposed of properly” laboratories, was discovered while ® O M-A-S-H Last Three Days of Our Sale^ young executive trades places with his (li) Twilight Zone around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, said civilian contractors were cleaning ® A B C Nawa w ife when he is fired. 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Ton Garr Martin [U S A ] Don Orysdale shock, the chemical detonates.” take a shower and leave my truck ® Belle Conmtgo Mull 1983 Rated PG I JuXT fVNAPF THE- @ ) Wild World of Animals 1:30 AM CD Groat Record/ Police and Coast Guard security and pick up m y car.” i 10.00 PM Knota Landing M a ck’s ...Collection AUTO crews started evacuating the area Nancy Caudill, 23, a seaman [CNN] Moneyline obsession to destroy the Wolfbridgo p a y a b n t CID Independent News / , Bu t at 10 a.m. EDT after the unstable apprentice stationed at the [ESPN] SportsCenter Group IS so consuming that it leads Mack and Karen to separate (R) (60 min ) (20) Children Cought in the Crossfire LOANS chemical was discovered by a academy, was among those evacu­ [USA] Redio 1990 Gary Collins and Mary Ann Mobley co-host ( D News PolS/'T TR-L Trip CAP, chemical engineer on the faculty in ated. "I just hope it does not blow 7 - 3 0 PM C3D PM Magazine an hour-long profile of the lives of six child­ D NFL Pre-Season Footbaft: JIP ren who are the innocent victims of war a Smith Hall laboratory at the up because I have a lot of things in (SD All In tho Family dD Independent News Anson Williams. Bette White and JoAnn northeastern corner of the there,' shesaid. “ Everything I own CE) T k Tec Dough Pfiug are guests O ) Dr. Gene Scott campus. is m there.” Reg. 17.99 Gal @9) O ur M iss Brooks (H) Independent News ^ Twilight Zone Th A v zs 8 'lb c u P P s iN o i. STAIN ® Solid Gold Hits (4.D Despedida (22) (2$ Hill Street Blues The M ayor ro- Semi-transparent. Oil- & M*A*S*H [CNN] News W ra p-U p lieves Funllo of his command and Joyce base. In-stock colors O Entertainment Tonight has been marked for murder by a venoeful [USA] Tennis Magazine man, (R) (60 min ) WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll Bay State court • Solid Heg 17 99 14 99 O Major League Baseball: Minnesota 2:00 AM CD C B S News Nightwatch at Boeton ® Don't Knock tho Rock CD MOVIE: 'Not With My Wife, You SEE THAT/MN SITTING- ON M i ® People's Court (3) Hogan's Heroes Don't' An Air Force major discovers that HEte EITHER M Y ® Dr. W ho [CNN] Evening News an old buddy is becom ing too friendly with OUR PORCH? HE'S MY FA T H E R ^ BRO TH ER his neglected wife Tony Cunis, Virna Lisi, sides with irwin [CNN] Crossfire [USA] Tennis Magazine BLACK. SHEEP UNCLE NED. OR M r MOTHER'S. George C. Scott 1966 [ESPN] ESPN's Speedweek 10:15PM (MAX) MOVIE: ’The CD Joe Franklin Show By Dave Wood ages last year. The town appealed. [USA] Dragnet Twelve Chairs' A priest, an ex-nobleman d D Andrea Doria; The Final Chapter r United Press International The major bone of contentter to and a rascal try to track down 12 chairs 1/ 8:00 PM ID Magnum P.l. Magnum searching for the one that holds a wealth of George Plimpton hosts this live broadcast the medical examiner in Ware end TC's rivalry comes to a head when jewels. Mel Brooks. Frank Langella Oom of the opening of the safe salvaged'from BOSTON — Municipalities and from the chief of the Clinical they both sponsor a youth basketball the sunken ocean liner, Andrea Doria. DeLuise. 1970. Rated G. their police officers can be found Chemistry Department of Labora­ teem. (R) (60 min.) (3) Independent Newt 10:30 PM ® 25 Y u r a in tha liable in drunken driving cases, the tory Medicine at the University of CD MOVIE: ‘Lkm o f the Desert' Part 1 Jetatreem [H B O ] MOVIE: Gloria' A former gun Itelien dictator Mussolini orders a new mill- state's highest court says. Massachusetts Medical Center. CD Hispanic Horizons moll protects a young boy from New York tery governor to crush his enemies and City gangsters. Gena Rowlands. 1980. The Supreme Judicial Court The letter identifies the blood capture their leader. Anthony Quinn. Oliver d D Nows Rated PG. C ilMbyWA vdf. ruled Wednesday that the town of alcohol levels in Fuller and Irwin Reed. Rod Steiger. 1983. SO) Twilight Zone (MAX) MOVIE: Mondo Cane' This do­ ®MlI Ware and its police were negligent taken immediately after the D (S) Andrea Doris: The Final Chapter 08) Odd Couple cumentary shows how bestial the world accident. George Plimpton hosts this live broadcast in setting a drunken driver free dD 24 Horas can be Narrated by StefanoSibaldi. 1963. The town maintained the letter of the openir>g o f the safe salvaged from Rated R. moments before his car slammed the sunken ocean liner, Andrea Doria [HBO] And If I'm Elected This special into another, killing a man and his violated the hearsay rule and was [U S A ] Virginia Slims o f Newport D N e w e features political TV commercials. ^ Crossword not “ a record kept in the ordinary 4'x8'x?4" Top Quality Tennis Today's program features the Astrograph baby daughter. 4'x8'x'/,j" [USA] Seeing Stars Economy ® Dr. Gene Scott women's tennis finals. (3 hrs.) The court also ordered a new course of business.” WAFERBOARD SHEATNIN6 TEXTHRE M l SIDIN8 It also argued that even if the ® MOVIE: 'The Damned Don't Cry' A 11:00 PM ® O) ®) ® Nawa 2:15 AM [ESPN] SportsCenter trial in the case of Debbie Irwin, 2x4x8’ STUD Agency certified Exterior grade Rustic For use indoors or out women rises from her middle class sur­ ACROSS 60 Breadwinner Answer to Previous Punie Aug. 17,1964 letter were admissible as a routine ® Taxi who charged negligence and sued An economical, low priced, standard 4'x 0'x V4"...... 4 29 4’x8’x V ...... 1398 roundings to becom e a glamour girl. Joan 2:30 AM [CNN] Sports Latanight This coming year you will make some' business record, the test results sized stud Crawford. David Brian. Steve Cochran ® Phil Silvara the town for $1 m illion after police [ESPN] Auto Racing '84: Formula One 1 Urchin powerful contacts who will be In a posl--- 1950. QD Odd Coupla DOWN (□□ocanc] ■ □□B D B ti] stopped — then released — a are not admissible. Garrnan Grand Prix Coverage of this auto 4 Chinese tlon to give your career a boost. The per­ race is presented from Hockenheim, West □BDBCIED ■ □B D B E l drunken driver who later hit her “ According to the town,” Hen­ sons who will be the luckiest for you tulii' Germany. (90 min.) philosophy 1 Golfing aid □□□QBD ■ [3BBDB fa m ily’s car. nessey wrote, “ the test results are be those born under the sign ot Capri­ [T M C ) MOVIE: 'Beloved Infidel' The 7 Veteran sailor 2 Adenosine tri­ □EilD B B E IB B BE3 corn or Virgo. Her husband, Mark Irwin, and ‘second level hearsay.’ It argues romance between F. Scott Fitzgerald and 10 Arrival-time phosphate □DDDIDBIDiH 20-month-old daughter, Misty that because the plaintiffs pres­ Sheilah Graham is portrayed. Gregory CSBB ncZlEDD LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You’re likely to be ented no evidence regarding the Peck. Deborah Kerr, Eddie Albert. 1959. guess (abbr.) (abbr.) Jane, were killed in the Mother’s 11 Superlative 3 Milk farmer luckier today In fulfilling career objectives Day crash in 1978, along with the procedures followed or persons PARTY LINE 3:00 AIVI ® MOVIE: Sorrowful than you will be tomorrow. Make hay, suffix 4 Sports group □ □ I driver of the other car, Donald involved in extracting and labeling Jones' A bookie gets involved with racke­ B □ □ □ while the sun shines. Major changes are the tested samples from Fuller and Lara Jill Miller (I.) and the teers and fixed races in this Damon Runyon 12 Wild goat 5 Snake In store for Leos In the coming year Fuller. □ □ E E I B D C ] Irwin, the test results cannot be rest of the girls are irritated story. Bob Hope. Lucille Ball 1949. 14 Inscription ,6 Additional Send tor your year ahead predictions The high court said the town said to have been recorded in the Self-Sealing 4 ' x 8 'x V 2 " Agency Certilied J T rlO f’ess Reg. 69.99 with Nell (Nell Carter) when [CNN] Freeman Reports 16 Polishing ones □□B BBBBB BC3ID today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, Box 469 ' could be held liable for the actions 5 Gallon Pail C a E D d B O B ■ □ □ □ E l B D of the police officer^. But the court ordinary course of business. ... she spends most of Valen­ 3.45 AM [MAX] MOVIE:'Anastasia' stone 7 Bound Radio City Station, Now York, NY 10019.' BRIVEWAV SEALER ASPNALT ROOF SHNIGLES PLYWOOD SNEATHING WHITE GOWBO DOOR After being released from an asylum, a girl □□□D B O ■ QBBnciQ Be sure to state your zodiac sign. also ruled that damages were "W e agree the letter should not Covers 33'/3 sq. It. 15 yr. pro­ Prehung 32” or 3e"x80”x1 tine’s Day on the phone talk­ 18 Raised border 8 Defensive Coal tar emulsion. Seals cracks. 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(Repeal) friends. “ I think it's great,” said Mrs. record made within the meaning of (C N N ) News Overnight 22 Diurnal 13Aidindiagnos-3o Discretion The Right Price and Much More for Aii \bur Projects 43 Fights LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You may have' Irwin, who has moved to New the statute.” CH ECK LISTINGS FOR E XA C T TIME (E S P N ) PK A Full Contact Karate periods mg (comp. 32 Unconcerned 45 Coda dot to deal with some negative situations Hampshire with her son. “ Now wd.) 4:1 5 AM (HBO) MOVIE: Mr. Mom' 24 Three (prefix) 47 Deadfall early In the day, but be ol good cheer' towns are liable for police obficers. 15 It is (contr.) 33 Commentator because these are manageable. You caii A rising young executive trades places 25 Islanda in 48 Weight I think a lot of people will think 17” with his wife when he is fired. 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Center Street 3127 aarsn Twnpika 3200 Na. Main 6L 70 Hazart • FMsaiba I ly, lim e with your special someone. " ■**-” '*■ O iU O n i 026-0380 741-2266 Manchester, CL O PE N Mon. thru FrI. B a.m. - 8:30 p.m.; Sat. 8 a m. - 5:30 p.m.; Sun. 9 a.m. - 3 p m. 10 MANCMKSTKR HKRALf), Thursday. Aug. 16, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tlmrsday. Aug 16. 1984 II U.S./World Money dispute In forcing puiiout FOCUS/ Family De Lorean jury still trying from UNESCO LOS AN dKLK S — Jurors in the John De Ix>rean WASHINGTON (UPI) - The State Department cocaine trafficking trial arc burdened with 18,000 says it will get back $20million in unused money from pages of court transcripts that contain both sides UNESCO “ one way or another” in a technical dispute of the complex ca.se against the one-time that appears to make it more certain the United States wonderboy of the auto industry. will pull out of the organization by the end of the year. The six men and six women adjourned Near death The amount is the U S. pro-rated share of a fund set Wedne.sday without reaching a verdict on the up to allow for fluctuations in the exchange rate of eight felony counts against the former auto­ U S. dollar, .so the United Nations Education. maker, and were to begin their seventh day of Scientific and Cultural Organization budget would not Those who have seen the white light can now talk about It deliberations today. suffer from a falling dollar. In the last year, the dollar The jury received the ca.se Aug. 8, and has been has been extremely strong in relation to other plowing through more than 300 hours of testimony currencies, and the fund has not been used. provided by 17 witnesses and 65 secret audio and By Sarah E. Hall It currently amounts to a little le.ss than $80 million, video surveillance recordings, I Herald Reporter and the U.S, share of that would be 25i)ercent, orabout ‘I was in an extremely deep, deep, deep De Lorean. ,59. is charged with plotting to $20 million. UNESCO has already returned about $70 import and distribute 220 pounds of Colombian Not long ago, a well-to-do Bolton valley which was very dark and had million from the fund to contributing nations, but woman told a friend at her bridge cocaine in a failed attempt to pull his Northern .s0 there arc signs, according to U.N. officials, that ■ ■■ * enormous sides,' she says. ‘It was the kind of Ireland sports car company from the brink of club that she’d once had a bankruptcy. UNESCO was planning to hold onto the $80million, as j ” near-death experience.” place where most people would be apprehen a means of compensating for the money that will be Abruptly, the rest of the women lost if the United Status leaves tl^e organization at the in the room stopped talking and sive or frightened, but I wasn't. I was full of Explosion kills oil workers end of the year. looked up from their cards. But no peace.' State Department spokesman John Hughes said, one snickered at the mention of a RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - At least 31 oil "UNESCO regulations clearly allow for the return of topic which 10 years ago might workers were killed Thursday in an explosion on this money to member governments and it’s our UPI photo have invited ridicule. an off-.shore drilling rig, the state-owned oil intention to reclaim the U.S. share.” "You know that E. F. Hutton A Bolton woman company Petrobras said. A State Department official said, "One- way or commercial?” asks the woman, A statement said there were no survivors from another we’re going to get our money back — either by Protests In ‘Reaganville’ who requests anonymity. “ Well, the explosion at the In.sova rig off the coast from UNESCO returning it, or we will withhold that much that’s what it was like. People are the town of Campos, some ,300 miles north of Rio. from our last assessment, $25.4 million due in A group representing the homeless sets protesting a “fraudulent” report on the fascinated by this now. They It said at least 31 workers were on the platform December. ” always say, 'Tell me more, tell me when a gas blowout sparked an explosion and fire The official said the State Department has written up tents to build a Reaganville commun­ homeless, and conditions at a more.’” in the early hours. Those who survived the blast two letters to the UNESCO director-general Amadou- ity in Lafayette Park Wednesday across government-owned building leased as a Indeed, a local researcher were killed when they jumped off, Petrobras said. Mahtar M ’Bow and in both cases ” we received replies from the White House. The group is shelter for street people. claims it's become routine for which were unsatisfactory, and simply didn’t answer people who were on the threshold the legal points we raised.” of death or under great stress to Police clash with miners The State Department, the official said, is in the report that something strange LONDON — Police clashed with striking proce.ss of preparing a third letter, demanding Racial slurs lead to death happened to them. Typical are miners today as two lone dissidents braved a reimbursement of the $20 million before it is spent by accounts of the “ self” leaving the human barricade of about 4,000 men blocking M ’Bow to help make up for the part of the UNESCO body, moving through a dark space HOUSTON (UPI) - The city of because racism was ” an implicit City Attorney Jerry Smith said it access to a coal mine in the northern district of budget the United States normally contributes. or tunnel, and encountering a Houston and two firefighters must official policy” due to leaders’ Yorkshire. A U.S. official said other member nations, notably was not known whether the city radiant light. Sometimes the pay $53,000 in damages to the the failure to discipline the violators. would appeal. Police said miner Brian Green and a colleague Switzerland. Holland and West Germany, have also "s e lf” encounters deceased family .sent letters to M ’Bow demanding their share of the $80 wife of a black man a judge said and friends. managed to get into the mine and no one was hurt was tormented by racial slurs to in the incident. million fund be returned to them. Says Nancy Bush of Hop River the point his health deteriorated Road in Bolton, executive director In another northern English district, Derby­ and he died of a heart attack. Obituaries of the International Association for shire, 17 miners were arrested in clashes with ” We argued in court that (racial Near-Death Studies: “ Science police that have become the hallmark of the attacks) contributed to or caused Pennsy leader says these experiences are impos­ 23-week strike against proposed mine closures Rockville. Calling hours are F ri­ his death,” Patrick Gilpin, attor­ Rose A. Selbie sible. But we find it equally and job layoffs in the nationalized coal industry. ney for technician James W. day from 7 until 9 p.m. A Loyal Rose A. Selbie, 76, of 14 Oakland impossible that thousands of peo­ Police said a total of 5,558 people have so far Hamilton, a civilian employee for Order of the Moose service will be been arrested in the strike, which the National complains about St., died Wednesday at her home. ple around the world who have at 7:30 p.m. at the funeral home the Houston Fire Deparment, said She was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., reported these experiences have Coal Board said has resulted in losses of $31.95 Wednesday. and an ELks service when at 8:15 on Sept. 30, 1907, and had been a simply gotten together to pt>rpetu- million in equipment abandoned in strikebound p.m., during calling hours. This is the logo of the International Association for U.S. District Judge John Singlet­ resident of Manchester for jnore ate a hoax.” mines and declared unsafe. TMI cleanup lag Memorial donations may be Near-Death Studies, based in Bolton. on’s criticized the city and firefigh­ than 45 years. Founded at the University of made to the Balboa Naval Hospi­ ters C.L. Wilford and C.P. Nelson She leaves a son. JamrfsJ. Selbie Connecticut in 1981, lANDS offers WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pennsylvania Gov. Dick for racial discrimination against tal, San Diego, Calif. Men sentenced to death of Manchester: and a brother, support services to those who sia, after she had spent Z'h days in stroking her forehead through the Thornburgh says the Nuclear Regulatory Commis­ Hamilton, who died in February John Grogan of West Virginia. experience near-death, along with night. Her child had died during MOSCOW — A former clergyman, two doctors sion has not resolved the major safety problem 1983. In Memoriam labor. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 their families, and others working ”1 was in an extremely deep, birth. But aside from that and and a one-time actor were sentenced death for holding up the reactivation of Three Mile Island’s Singleton, ruling in favor of In loving memory of,Louise M. Main St., has charge of funeral with them. It boasts about 1.000 deep, deep valley which was very other clues, she and her husband — hijacking a passenger plane and ordering it to fly undamaged unit — the lagging cleanup of the nuclear Hamilton’s 1982 job discrimination Sullivan, wile, --motber, grand­ arrangements which are members worldwide — more than dark and had enormous sides,” she who was busy with final exams at out of the Soviet Union, the official news agency plant’s damaged reactor. lawsuit, said the technician en­ mother and great grandmother incomplete. a dozen in Andover, Bolton, says. ” It was the kind of place the time — never learned whether Tass reported, Thornburgh told the NRC Wednesday it must make tered the fire department in 1979 who was called to rest on August Coventry, and Manchester. The where most people would be she had come close to dying Ten people, including the pilot, the navigator sure sufficient money is available to clean up Three without blood-pressure problems. 16th, 1982. group meets on the second Friday apprehensive or frightened, but I herself. and a stewardess, were killed during the Mile Island’s damaged reactor before voting on the Within four years, Hamilton Anthony Ivaniski of every month at Manchester wasn’t. I was full of peace.” Nonetheless, she insists the attempted air piracy that happened in the restart of the plant’s undamaged reactor. suffered a stroke and a fatal heart Time heals they say and maybe it Retired Master Sgt. Anthony J. Community College. Like many who experience near­ experience changed her life. ” I Georgia Republic last November, unofficial "There .should be no que.stion at all that the safe attack because of stress from the does. Ivaniski. 61. of Escondido. Calif., "Many of our members had a death, she says she remembers guess I had been pretty feisty sources said. removal of a highly radioactive wreckage at one job. He was 44. But memories last and so does died Sunday at Balboa Naval near-death experience 20 or 30 walking toward an "exquisite” before,” she says. "But there were It was not clear whether they were shot by the nuclear reactor ought to be assured before another is Whites told black co-workers love. Hospital in San Diego. He was born years ago and still recall it light which she finds difficult to many more important things after hijackers or a police commando unit that stormed returned to service, and returned to risk, just 200 they should be sent back to Africa Down in our hearts she is living yet in Rockville. vividly.” says James Crum, 24, a describe. (Some other people that. I couldn’t waste my time on the Aeroflot TU-134. yards away,” Thornburgh said at a packed NRC and posted cartoons like one We love her too dearly to ever He was a .career Marine and Manchester man who is one of report seeing colors or perceiving arguing ... I was contented — Tass said Teimuraz Chikhladze, a former meeting. depicting a group of monkeys forget. served in World War II and in lAND’s three paid staff members. spaces non-existent on earth.) She maybe spiritual was the word.” priest, brothers Kakha and Paata Iverieli — both Thornburgh said the deteriorating damaged saying. "They can’t fire us ... Korea, where he was the recipient “ But many never told anyone didn’t want to leave, but had the While the woman says her physicians — and former actor German Kobak- reactor was increasingly prone to breakdowns, iusband, son, daughter-in law, slaves have to be sold.” Hamilton of the Silver Star. about it for fear of being locked up sensation of being pulled back. marriage did not suffer as a result, hidze were sentenced to death by the Georgia including releases of radiation that could cause a said. randchildren and He is survived by three sisters, S in a looney bin.” The next (Jay, when her doctor — Crum says his colleagues joke that Supreme Court "in view of the special gravity of nightmarish scenario at the undamaged reactor if it The stress “ had physical side Teri Ivaniski and Stella Smith, great grandchildren the crime committed.” The Bolton woman who requests a “ very brusque, rather arrogant” near-death experiencers must was operating. effects and contributed to Hamil­ both of Manchester, and Helen anonymity says she had her A fifth suspect, Tinatin Petviashvili, who young man” — woke her up, he have the highest divorce rate in the In late May. GPU officials told a House ton's poor health,” the judge said. Borne of Green Castle, Pa. In Memoriam near-death experience in 1949. unofficial sources said was Kobakhidze's wife, immediately asked her if she country. A change of personality in subcommittee they were $200 million short of the "It was incredible,” said Gilpin. The funeral will be Saturday at In loving memory of Margaret ” I never told a soul about it, remembered anything. She said the affected partner — often a was sentenced to 14 years in prison. M. Miner, who pa.ssed away Au­ amount needed to keep cleanup operations on " I t ’s really unforgivable in this 9:15 a.m. at White-Gibson-Small because I thought people would say no. sudden disregard for status, earn­ gust 16th, 1974. schedule next year. day and age.” Funeral Home in Rockville, with a ,’Oh, sure,” ’ she says. She was surprised to find herself ings, or material possessions — They blamed much of the problem on the nuclear Hamilton was persecuted by his 10 a.m. mass of Christian burial at \ ^ e revealed her secret to IRA ambushes police patrol Our thoughts arc with you always. in a private room, with hospital may explain the break-ups, he Herald photo by Pinto power industry, which promised to contribute $192 supervisors because he made a St. Joseph Church in Rockville. mends and family 28 years later, staff fussing over her. She had says. BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Suspected Irish million to the cleanup but had come up with only $81 "quest for equal treatment” by Burial will be with military honors Sadly mis.scd by after her grown son loaned her the expected to wake up in a ward Crum and his wife, an accoun­ million. James Crum, 24, stanijs on the porch of of a tunnel appearing on one side. He Republican Army gunmen ambushed a police complaining about the abuse, at St. Bernard’s Cemetery in Daughter and family. first book ever published on the along with the other students’ tant, live at 192 School St. He has patrol in Londonderry today following a night of The commission invited Thornburgh to present his Singleton said. his 192 School St. home, holding aglass topic — Raymond Moody’s "Life wives who were paying a cut rate never had a near-death experience serves as research associate, business violence in both Irish nationalist and pro-British views on the possible restart of the undamaged Houston Mayor Pro Tern Judson After Life.” at the university hospital. replica of the International Association manager, membership coordinator and neighborhoods of Northern Ireland. reactor, which has been shut down since the nation’s Robinson, who is black, said he Her experience occurred while Her bang%.^were standing of Near Death Studies’ logo — a Chinese A police spokesman in Londonderry, Ulster’s worst commercial nuclear accident ravaged its twin spoke with Hamilton when he first Teens’ condition guarded managing editor for the UConn-based she was under general anaesthe- straight up, as ifsomeone had been Please turn to page 12 second largest city and about 65 miles northwest Unit No. 2 reactor in March 1979. complained of discrimination. yin-yang symbol, with a light at the end organization. of Belfast, said no one was injured in the ambush Since then. GPU has been seeking permission from Similar discriminatory conditions Two teenagers who suffered separated from his face in the in which at least 10shots were fired at the patrol in the NRC to restart the undamaged reactor. still exist within the fire depart­ serious head injuries in a motorcy­ accident and that doctors have the predominantly Catholic Gobnascale distpict Thornburgh’s remarks came three weeks after the ment, he said. cle collision last Saturday at the wired together the bones in his jaw. of the city. NRC staff said it believed the undamaged reactor ’T d like to think that they don't, intersection of Broad Street and She said doctors believe he may He said the gunmen set a trap by leaving a could be restarted without "undue risk” to the public. but being realistic. I ’m sure there West Middle Turnpike were still in also have suffered damage to the Don’t bring home the bacon when the wild pigs strike number of gas canisters outside a shop and GPU executives told the NRC they believed they are areas where those problems guarded condition this morning in part of his brain that affects his the intensive care unit at Hartford reasoning ability. tipping police anonymously about a suspected could operate the undamaged reactor safely, saying still exist,” Robinson said. I ’m a little worried. Oh, it’s not quite as bad as a pigs would sign film rights to the story of their bomb. new managers were running the plant and concerns Nelson and Wilford, Hamilton’s Hospital, a hospital spokeswoman I DON’T KNOW why the pigs dug up the television year ago when I heard that the killer bees were on rampage. "Piggin g Out in Miami” would be a natural A four-man patrol was checking the tip when “ a about safety were paramount.’ supervisors, and the city were said. She said Watts regained con­ cable. That seems to be a really drastic way of pulling their way to North America. I ’m not quite as paranoid box office smash. number of gunmen fired between 10 and 15 shots GPU Chief Executive Officer William Kuhns said ordered to pay Hamilton’s wife, According to police, Manchester sciousness early this week but was the plug. I mean, if they didn’t like watching "The as Jimmy Carter was when he confronted a killer from ... about 300 yards away,” the spokesman _the company had been “ humbled and humiliated” by Carrie, $50,000 in punitive dam­ resident Ian Blood, 18, of 97 Lenox sedated when he started to move Connections I couldn’t figure out what the pigs wanted at the Dukes of Hazzard” they could al least have taken it up St., and Vernon resident Chris­ rabbit on a row boat ride several years back. said. its mistakes during the Three Mile Island accident ages for her husband's “ humilia­ around to much. She said she and Kennedy Space Center, though. Maybe they watched with the network executives. I never knew pigs were topher Watts, 19, were riding He said the police vehicle was hit several times and the cleanup. tion, mental anguish and decline in Watts’s family are allowed to see But I ’m concerned, nonetheless. And I ’ve decided to Susan Plese ’’Pigs in Space” on "The Muppet Show ” and they got interested in quality programming. but the officers managed to escape without "But we respectfully suggest that the crucible of his physical and mental health.” motorcycles in opposite directions their sons for 15 minutes every alert the public, just'in case they haven’t already read hooked on the glamour. I never thought of pigs as when Blood turned left in front of hour. Herald Reporter returning fire. these proceedings demonstrates that we have learned Hamilton also ordered the city to the story about the pigs. Wild pigs, to be exact. glamorous types, though. Goes to prove you can’t tell But suddenly, I had another thought Maybe the pigs Watts in the intersection and the No organization immediately claimed respon­ from those mistakes and have brought into being a pay her $3,129 in back pay. Both teenagers had a passenger "W ild pigs terrorize Fla.,” the newspaper headline a pig by his blubber. had been reading George Orwell Maybe th(?y were collision occured. on their bikes, neither of whom was sibility for the attack. strong nuclear organization that has benefited from TTie judge found the city liable screamed last week. The story was buried on the back getting ready to take over the world Blood’s mother. Beryl Blood, injured seriously, police said. Seems as though the pigs have been doing a little that learning,” Kuhns said. for damages in Hamilton’s death pages, presumably to avoid mass panic. said today that he is being kept The condition of Watts had beep skinny-dipping, too, according to the article. "They This is really scary. It is (mssible that some day sedated to keep him from moving listed as stable two days after the “ Marauding bands of wild pigs are terrorizing live on the island and swim across the mainland to you II wake up to find a bunch of pigs in combat around. She said doctors may accident, but worsened Tuesday. Florida in growing numbers, ” the first line of the forage,” a spokeswoman for the Pig Control Office fatigues occupying your kitchen. They’ll be up to their discontinue the sedation tomorrow Blood’s condition has not changed. story said. I read on to find that the pigs were accused my mind, as you can well imagine. What do the complained. snouts in chocolate cliip ice cream, leftover steak Kuwait buys arms from Russia if his condition improves. The accident is still under of all sorts of ugly business, from tearing up vegetable marauders look like? I pictured a pack of pink piggies I had another vision. Hundreds of pigs battling the slathered with real mayonnaise, chunks of Velveeta Mrs. Blood said her son’s skull investigation by police. gardens to ripping out television cable to invading led by the Big Pork and his woman, tearing up tomato currents, swimming madly, snorting all the while, and all the dill pickl(.>s. Kennedy Space Center. KUWAIT (UPI) - Kuwait, military advisers were expected to bolster its defenses for the Gulf identified, the Soviets build a plants and cucumber vines and then rooting through hundreds of pink snouts the only thing visible across I felt fear clutch at my heart. I mean, Florida isn’t Heaven help you if thc;y find some; Imcon in the meat rebuffed by the United States, has be stationed in Kuwait for the first tanker war. Kuwait asked for the counterpart to the Stinger — the the petunias, just for the sheer thrill of it. Porcine the waves. drawer. Or pork chops, or a canned^ham. That’ll be bought weapons worth an esti­ time to give technical and training weapons after Washington sold 400 SA-7, NATO code-named Grail. Independent so far away. Suppose some of the pigs hitched a ride on vandalism. "P igs ahoy,” the pig lookout would yell, and all the the end of you. The pigs will do you in mated $300 million from the Soviet assistance. Stingers and 200 launchers to Kuwait already has some in its a 747 returning to Bradley from Disneyworld, and Pigs in flannel shirts, dark glasses, driving mainlanders would line the beaches, waiting for the Union and may accept a group of Insurance tried their tactics here? Few details of the weapons neighboring Saudi Arabia. arsenal, according to the authorit­ dust-covered pickup trucks to the next scene of their pigs to land. I didn’t even know pigs knew how to Clean out your refrigerators, Manchester. U-t no Soviet military advisers on its soil purchase were released in Kuwait, Although the Soviet anti- aircraft ative International Institute for Center, Inc. wanton destruction. What a horror tale. Hollywood swim. And what’s their forte? The crawl, backstroke, ■trace of |jork remain.The pigs are coming. And for the first time. where Soviet Gen. Yuri Grishin, missile sold to Kuwait was not Strategic Studies in London. OF COURSE, the article created many questions in would love it. I decided that maybe in a year or so the doggie paddle? Piggy paddle? remember, you heard it here first. Defense Minister Salim al Sabah president of the Engineering De­ negotiated the agreement for his partment of the State Committee Persian Gulf oil state during a visit for Foreign Relations, signed the to Moscow last month and it deal for Moscow. %r‘-yri includes the purchase of anti­ "This is undoubtedly a lot larger Want to be a writer? 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Shepherd mix and others Have a funny story to tell you. It kind of bears out the talking about, and started up the path along the base determined at that point to make it to the top. Woman fears office affair old saying, "Pride goeth before a fall. ” of the mountain. " I f you haven’t been out here too lung, the rarified Most readers of this column know that I spent a good Washburne. at its summit, is about 10,700 feet. air will get to you,” she informed me. and then said. eight days out in Montana, Wyoming, and Yellow­ From where I started to take pictures, the trail up is a " I f you'd like some company. I ’ll go along with you." stone Park visiting my oldest son, Scott. are available at the pound Joe's World good three miles long. Climbing the path never (In retrospect. I think maylH-she was worritMl that the has lost its early promise Scott, who is the envy of his father and his father’s entered my mind when I hit the trail, and started old gaffer might not make it on the trail.) fishing cronies, has the pleasure of working in taking wildflower pictures along both sides of the Anyhow, with numerous, and more numerous By Barbara Richmond Yellowstone Park, and enjoying (on his off time) J oe Garman path. 200-foot rest stops, we made it to the top. D E AR ABBY; Until the first of changes his mind again. Herald Reporter some of the best fishing in the United States. As 1 climbed higher, some of the colors of the The climb was worth it. I could see the Tetons a good the year, I worked as a secretary to GETTING MARRIED Although he tried to spend some time with me each species of Indian Paint Brush changed color, and I 125 miles away, and I felt like I was standing on top of a very sweet man, several years IN FLORIDA Buck, a German shepherd cross, day, there were days when he had to devote full-time was sucked along, up to a beautiful vantage point, the world. ^v plus, to his job. older than myself. He told me his Dear is this week’s fea tu r^ pet. He’s where I could look out over part of the valley 1 h^ left Here I was, almost 11.000 feet on lop of a mountain, wife didn't appreciate him and he DEAR GF;TTING: Ask your about 4 or 5 years old and was On one such day, when my time was my own, I down the switchbacks to reach the bottom, the thought behind. and this 62-year-old guy had done it. Of course, it took found me very comforting to talk Abby uncle if he wants to give you away, picked up Friday night on North decided to devote the entire day to photographing crossed my mind that it was going to be quite a hike to I looked up. and I looked out, and thought to my.self, me quite a long time, but I did it And I felt like a different parts of the Park. to. One thing led to another, and we and don’t try to second-guess his Main Street. come up. but it was fleeting. "H ey ... you're up this far. Why not go to the top? million bucks ... until became intimate. Abigail feelings. Invite your mother and Dog Warden Richard Rand said The closest beauty spot to where 1 was staying was There should have been red lights flashing a You're in good shape. You made it from the bottom of I looked down the trail I had so laboriously His wife found out about us and Van Buren the relatives you want and let them another dog was roaming with the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone Park. It was just warning all over the place. At the corner of every the canyon. Go for it." traversed, and saw a lovely 25- or 28-year-old blond he laid m eoff, but continued seeing decide whether they want to accept Buck. The other dog was claimed about a mile away, and contained some of the most switchback, I had to sit down to catch iny breath, then girl, in running shorts and jersey. come running easily me whenever he could. He called or not. by its owner. If Buck isn’t claimed spectacular scenery within this national park. shoulder that 35-pound load of camera equipment. and I HAVE NEWS for you. Great shape I am not in. up the path. She'd run the entire distance up the me every day and we'd talk on the Your closing sentence causes me by Tuesday he will be ready for And me, being me, after photographing most of the start back up. That is not for climbing in rarified air. mountain. phone. He continued my salary to question your maturity. If the adoption. vantage points that are laid out for tourists, decided After walking 300 feet up that path. I found that I Talk about a man's ego being deflated. Zing, just although I was no longer working away from married men! As my guy you want to marry might Rand said he’s a nice dog with a that maybe I could get some super pictures climbing W ELL, TO MAKE a long story short, 1 made it, had was looking for the nearest rock to rest my bones, like that. But I still have toconfe.ss, I have a little, bitty for him, and he also paid off all my sainted father used to say, "E very "change his mind” (again, yet!), sweet disposition. He doesn’t bark down into the canyon, and shooting up through the lunch, and asked Scott where he thought I ought to go legs, and body. Catching my breath was also of the feeling of accomplishmeni left in me that she couldn't canyon walls. debts and made me many once in a while the hog kills the perhaps you should slow down and much, either. in the afternoon. utmo.st importance. wipe out. promises. butcher, but most of the time, the rethink the whole thing. Sport, the pointer who has been There are paths for nuts like me, and so I lugged all "You like to take flower pictures. The wild flowers While sitting on a rock after the first rest stop, (I When he and his wife went on a butcher kills the hog." at the pound for weeks, still doesn’t my camera equipment down the paths to get what at the base of Mt. Washburne are really something to found I needed a rock every 200 feet) a young lady of Joe Garman, a Manchester resident (or many vacation, he arranged for me to D EAR ABBY: This concerns the have a home. Maybe someone will turned out to be some really nice photographs. see. I ’d go there this afternoon," he said. about 22 years came along and asked if I was all right. years, is a recognized authority on the subject of stay in a motel nearby so he could DEAR ABBY: I'm getting mar­ frustrated couple who were unable take pity on him soon. He’s not only Climbing back up again was something else. Going So, following his advice, I drove to the area he was I informed her that I was OK, and just bound and bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. spend some time with me. Well, his ried soon and was going to ask my to marry because the man’s wife a nice dog — he’s a good-looking wife must have had him tailed favorite uncle ( "Jim ") to give me had left him and he couldn’t find dog too. because she found out about it, and away because my father is dead. her in order to obtain a divorce. The female cocker spaniel fea­ he told me we'd have to "cool it" Now I'm wondering if I should. The wife had not been heard of for tured last week is also still waiting About Town for a while. You see. Uncle Jim is now a over four years and all efforts to quietly to be adopted. She’s been His telephone calls have been devoted family man, but he used to find her had failed. Obviously the given the name of Angel by Rand. Biker becomes New Brunswick spectacle tapering off and he seldom gets be a Catholic priest and he may not man couldn’t marry again without Does that give you an idea of her AARP to go to Maine away to see me anymore. Things feel comfortable participating in a divorcing his wife, so they turned disposition? She’s about 8 years old are not like they used to be, and I'm non-Catholic wedding. to you for advice. and was found roaming on North Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604, American Aug. 2 just wanted to be off the island by night. beginning to worry. He made Should I leave him out of my You suggested that they retain a Main Street on Aug. 2. Association of Retired Persons is planning a 7:13 a.m. I bumped along Koute 2 to Mount Pleasant, many promises. three-day trip to Bar Harbor, Maine Aug. 22 to 24 for Petit Large Primitive where I begun bumping along Koute II At St. wedding? If I do. I'm afraid my lawyer. Abby, why spend money The Benji look-alike named Herald photo by Richmond S u m m e r Do 1 have any legal rights? This mother (his sister) would be on lawyers? I had the same Betsy has been adopted by a Lewis an old-fashioned lobster cookout. A trip to Cadillac Campground, Kouchibouguac Chryso.stome, the Acadian region iH'gins H's not hard to recognize Acadian towns — they're Ihe is the second time this has deeply hurt. My mother and all her problem — only I couldn’t find the Street family. Buck was brushed to a shine by Dog Warden Richard Mountain and a boat cruise along the rocky coast of National Park, New Brunswick C y c l i s t happened to me with a married relatives are devout Catholics. husband who had left me. Rand reminds dog owners to be Maine, plus a stop at Booth Bay Harbor on the way ones with homes of blue and of yellow. man. 1 was raised Catholic, but now I went to three lawyers before sure their pets have their rabies Rand so he would look nice to have his picture taken. home are also planned. Heading south on Prince Edward Island Route Another feature of Acadian (owns is the huge FOOLED AGAIN 1 rn a born-again Christian and so one told me that all I needed was and heartworm shots. He also However. Rand had a difficult time getting him to perk up The group will stay at the Village Motel in downtown 14, I went through a town with the interesting Glenn Davis churehes, such as those in Baie-Egmont and Mont is m y fiance. Should I play it safe my husband's Social Security reminds them to keep their dogs his nice ears. Oh well, he's a nice dog anyway. Bar Harbor. name of Christopher Cross. I’m sure it has Carmel. While you see many churches, farms, D E AR FOOLED: Since I am not and not invite my mother or any of number. I found it. gave it to the confined to their own yard at all The bus will leave Concordia Lutheran CHurch, 40 nothing to do with the singing star. fishing boats and brightly-eolored homes in lhat a lawyer. I'm not qualified to tell her relatives? Pitkin St. on Aug. 22at 7:30 a.m. and return Aug. 24 in At Miminegash, I bought groceries, and took region — that's about all lawyer, and he located my hus­ times, unless on a leash. 1 p.m. or he can be reached by The fee for adopting a dog is 85 to ■ you what your legal rights are, but the early evening. pictures of the wharf. Ten miles later, I loaded up Instead of biking into Miscouche, I eho.se lo Hurry your answer. I need to get band in no time at all. The dog pound is located on town calling the pound at 643-6442 or by make the transaction legal. The if I may offer a bit of advice: Stay on water at Jeannie’s Place in Burton. The owner,, remain on Route II, and leave the Lady Slipper married soon before this guy JUST HELPING OUT property off Olcott Street. Rand is calling the police department, owner also has to have the dog a woman in her late 20s, works the store by herself route. About one mile from Summerside, I at the pound each day from noon to 646-4555. licensed. Teen contestants sought 14 hours a day, seven days a week for six months. stopped for groceries. I spread (he fly of my teni, Local contestants are being sought to compete in the Then she travels. 138 at West Devon. At every farm, not one person which was still wet with the morning's dew. on the official state .preliminary of the National All- " I have a sister in California that I stay with,” was around to ask permi.ssion to camp. It was grass to dry. 1 ate lunch while the fly was drying. Hives are allergic reaction American Teen Girl Pageant. The state preliminaries she said. "I was there a few winters ago and it back to the main highway. It was after 4 p.m. when I left Summerside — Public Records will be held in the grand ballroom of the Sheraton rained the whole time. I thought it never rains in A church service had just ended. A boy plenty of time to catch the 6:30 ferry at Borden. I Hotel in Hartford on Sept. 23. California.” approached me. "W here ya from ?” he sked. boarded the ferry at 6:15. As Ihe "Holiday Island" Warranty doeds 935 Main Associates to Giao and Pamela Broderick, 35 East- Contestants will enter communications and evening That’s what you get for believing everything "Connecticut.” begun the 45-minute crossing of the NorthumlH-r- Anna H. Dougan to Carl and Ngoc Hoang, M.D., unit B-1, field St. gown competitions and the semi-finalists will go on to you hear on the radio. He seemed puzzled. "D o you know where that land Strait to Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick. so see an allergist for cure Olive Anderson, 8 Highland St., compete in a personal interview competition. They Watkins Centre Condominium, Lisns I asked her about the ghost ship, which is seen it?" I said. I thought about the beautiful farms, sandy 855.000. must be between 13 and 18 years old as of Dec, 31. 815,000 (based on conveyance ta x ). St. Francis Hospital and Medical most frequently between Burton and Campbel- He admitted that he did not. Several people beaches and fishing ports that I'd miss. And, DEAR DR. LAMB — Can you give have high blood pressure and my Graham and Holly MacDonald Douglas B. McBrierty to Roger For applications write to International Pageants, 10 Iton, " I ’ve never seen it," she said, "but a lot of especially, the friendly people. me some information about hives? I Center against property of Ri­ gathered around to look at me and to ask potassium is low. I'm taking one to Edward and Constance Faber, Fisher and Pamela Broderick, First Ave., Peabody, Mass., 01960. the old-timers, including my uncle, claim to have It was 7; 15 p.m. when the ferry docked. From have seen an allergist and he put me chard Botticello et al, 906 Tolland questions about my travels. They didn’t stick potassium tablet a day fnr that. 50 Ralph Road, 8106,000. 68-70 Bigelow St., 845,500. seen it.” The ship, its viewers say, always Cape Tormentine. I traveled about two miles on a very strict diet — no sweets, no Turnpike, 8128. around for long because the mosquitos were Your Mark and Carolyn Dionne to Computer group to meet appears in flames. beyond Bayfield. A lady at a farmhou.se soft drinks, no nuts and no breads. He Internal Revenue Service fierce — as bad, and as thick, as anyplace I ’ve DEAR READER — You are a vic­ Richard C. Bombardier, 33 Bilyeu OuKclalm doeds At West Point, 1 took a tour of the been, suggested a couple of places nearby where I said this was to find out what I am tim of the modern-day equivalent of Road, 856,500. against property of John E. TRS-80 Users Group of Central Connecticut will Health Roger Fisher to Roger Fisher black-and-white striped lighthouse. It's one of the Clarence Ford gave me permission to camp might pitch my tent. allergic to. the old-time medicine-show sales of Rawson, 118-K McKee St.. 81,060. meet Tuesday at the Bonanza Restaurant on Spencer n most unusual lighthouses, in that it has three beside, or in back of. the church. "W herever you I looked at several sites and decided that none These hives are very irritating. Lawrence snake oil. You need a doctor, not a lot St. Dinner is optional from 5to 7 p.m. The meeting will rooms for overnight guests. like,” he said. was suitable, but since it was already well past They sometimes appear all over my of high-priced, do-it-yourself prepara­ be from 7 to 9 p.m. Lamb, M.O. As dusk settled in along Route 14, the fields and sunset, I cho.se the least undesirable location. The body and other times only on my tions someone has talked you into Because the grass was shortest there, I liked quaint churches in Milo and Brae took on an grass wasn't very high, but the mo.squitoes were arms and legs. The only medicine that taking. Births Lecture for seniors the West Devon Bapti.st Cemetery, so that's especially quiet, peaceful look. There is some­ terribly thick! So bad were they that I didn't even seems to help is Prednisone, but the Lecithin is nothing more than fatty where 1 spent the night. Mary Ann Wade, registered physical therapist from thing quite special about having a horse trot over stake down my tent — 1 just threw everything doctor told me it was not safe to con­ acids, the main component of fat, and Shattuck, Maryrose Regina, Galllchant, Sarah Elizabeth, Crestfield Convalescent Home will present a lecture to get a better look at you in such a pastoral inside and dived in after. tinue taking it. Is there anything you choline. The lecithin you swallow is daughter of Charles A. and Lea L. and Mary Lou Clark Sr. and 8:15 p.m. symptoms that can be caused by an daughter of Peter and Joan Tack­ Aug. 23 from 1 to 2 p.m, at the Community Room, setting. can recommend? digested in your intestine, breaking it Gagnon Shattuck Jr. of Somers, Charlene Clark, of Michigan. allergy. It depends almost entirely on ett Gallichant of Vernon, was born Westhill Gardens. In Carleton, 1 called my father at 8; 30. The GHO Glenn Davis Is a Manchester resident who is down into its component parts. It’s no was bom July 31 at Manchester Hotchkiss, Travis Carlson, son of Monday was another day of biking late into the DEAR READER — Hives are which tissues contain IgE. The lungs, July 27 at Manchester Memorial Her topic: “ Safe-Proofing your Home.” She will had ended a few hours earlier, but I don’t recall hiking across Canada and New England this longer lecithin when it gets into your Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Donald and Darlene E. Prest evening. I'd been pushing hard to keep the allergic reactions, and you were wise nervous system and even the heart Hospital. Her maternal grand­ discuss safety (actors, prevention of falls, and will who won it. bloodstream. The lecithin in your grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hotchkiss of Hebron, was tmm number of days, if not the miles, on Prince summer. He is keeping a log of his travels (or the to see an allergist. Hives themselves can be affected by allergies. mother is Janet E. Tackett of answer any questions on the subject. bloodstream is manufactured by your L. W. Gagnon of 198 Parker St. Her July 28 at Manchester Memorial Not wanting to camp along Route 2,1 took Route Edward Island’s bumpy roads to a minimuna) I Manchester Herald. are caused by an interaction between To help you understand this prob­ Milwaukee, Wise. Her paternal The program is sponsored by the town Health liver, and that is the only lecithin that paternal grandparents are Mr. and Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ the offending substance that you are lem, I am sending you The Health grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Department's Geriatric Clinic. will help you. I doubt if the amount Mrs. Charles A. Shattuck of East ents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles allergic to and a special immune anti­ Letter 19-12, Food Allergies. Others Alphonse Gallichant of 10 Turnbull Prest of Danielson. His paternal who want this issue can send 75 cents you are taking will raise your choles­ Hartford. She has five brothers, body produced by your own body, Road. She has a sister, Amanda grandfather is Warren Hotchkiss with a long, stamped, self-addressed terol or do you any harm, but don't Charles III, 12; Joseph, 11; An­ called IgE. If the IgE is in your skin, Lynn, 2>A. of Chicago Heights, III. envelope for it to me in care of this expect a miracle. drew, 8; Peter, 3; John-Paul, 2; that is where the reaction takes place, Sanford, Jeremy Steven, son of Albert, Matthew Hutchinson,; and it causes the hives. newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City B-15, as it has been called, is not a and five sisters, Bernadette. 14; Butler LANACANE vitamin, and the U.S. Food and Drug Mark S. and Jessica Walters son of Gerald L. and Kristine-’ The substance you are allergic to Station, New York, NY 10019. Michelle, 13; Theresa, 10; AnneM- Panadol Administration has forbidden it to be arie, 7; and Janice, 5. Sanford of 27 Henry St., was bom Hutchinson Albert of Ashford, was e __ CREAM (allergen) can be in your food or can G«U«M® MaKimum DEIAR DR. LAMB — I have been labeled as a vitamin. July 28 at Manchester Memorial bom July 28 at Manchester Mem­ result from contact. It can also be Roach, Kyle Lee, son of James taking two lecithin capsules a day for I’d like to see you get your vitamin Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ orial Hospital. His maternal DIAL $2®7 Sirangth inhaled. Food is a common source of M. and Tyece Varley Roach Jr. of Anti-Perspirant 2 oz. more than a year. I have cholesterol C from fresh orange juice or oranges ents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. grandparents are Margery D. and TOOTHBRUSHE JOHNSON’S an allergen that results in hives. If the 43 Bigelow St., was bom July 31 at Aerosol Spray 60's $ 3 ' ’ and I would like to know if this could and other fruit. That will also provide Walters of 21 Strong St. His Maxwell B. Hutchinson of An­ VO^ Hairdress Foot Soap IgE 1s in your intestinal wall, it can Manchester Memorial Hospital. All lypoi All lypaa make it any worse. I also take vita­ the potassium you need. The garlic paternal grandparents are Mr. and 4 oz. produce severe abdominal complaints His maternal grandparents are dover. His paternal grandparents A ll types 4 oz. min B-15 and vitamin C and garlic capsules won’t harm you unless you Mrs. Robert L. Sanford, 80 Laurel and digestive symptoms. Melvin and Patricia Varley of 328 are David and Irene Albert of- ^ .5 oz. $ }0 7 2 oz capsules. Is there anything in any of St. His maternal great­ 1VASIGIL CREAM VANQUISH are one of these people who have Hilliard St. His paternal grandpar­ Vemon. He has two brothers, W.’ There is almost no limit to the grandmother is Jean Stoutnar of Proxobrufh Refilli these that can harm my health? I indigestion from strong spices. ents are James and Jeannette John McAdam Jr., 20; and Shaun; Tibliti VANQUISH 239 Woodbridge St. His maternal $J87 nil* extru titrength Roach of 35 Marshall Drive. He has A. Burhs, 11; and a sister, Lisa D.- $ 1 0 9 imm loftniilH great-great-grandmother is Mrs. two buffrf* a sister, Amy Roach, 6. McAdam, 18. $2 0 ’ 80C eo'i $ 2 3 9 ....HU Fred Harris of East Hartford. Bell, Ryan David, son of David Cotter, Alexia Marie, daughter Clark, Charlene Elizabeth, and Patricia Senatore Bell of 7 of Anthony and Nadia Nassiff Wife complains that husband daughter of Thomas and Wendy Walker St., was bom July 29 at Cotter of West Hartford, was bom Bremser Clark Jr., 107 Spmee St., Manchester .Memorial Hospital. July 27 at Manchester Memorial ^ P ^ BAUM BARR was bom July 28 at Manchester LEE His maternal grandparents are Hospital. Her maternal grandpar-: VISACLEAN Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Cocoa Butter Anthony and Elizabeth Senatore of ents are Fred and Therese Nassiff; STRIDEX BP High Fashion grandparents are John and Donna East Hartford. His paternal grand­ of 61 Steephollow Lane. Her- Lotion 8 oz. loves golfing more than her Bremser Sr. of 107 Spruce St. Her Nall Kit parents are Alan and Marie Bell of paternal grandmother is Faye W.: G e l $ 1 5 7 Hartford. paternal gmdparents are Thomas Cotter of Cincinnati, Ohio B E N G A Y DEAR DR. BLAKER - My hus­ DEAR REIADER — It could be for All types band loves golf more than he loves a number of reasons. Maybe you feel ■ rn 7 02. Sport’s Gel me! He leaves me every weekend guilty leaving wbat you consider to be 3 oz. when I really want him to be around, Ask your responsibilities. Or perhaps you and goes off to play with the boys. < have some fears of going out alone in They’ve seen the white light $417 I tried to learn how to play myself w Blaker the world. Maybe there are also $167 but soon realized that I will never be financial considerations. ^nlinued from page 11 among the small percentage of $287 good enough to join him on the course. Karen Blaker, Writt(^ Histories of the Near- There are, of course, other deeper reported experiences that were He is very busy at his office during Death Experience” — hints at her Ph.D. psychological reasons why you might himself. On a painfully small scary. ilCYNOUl the week and never gets home until 7 personal inclination. SHOWER be staying. One example is a need to salary, he serves as lA N D ’s ‘"riiere was a feeling of total ^ 1 ONE~A~DAY or 8 p.m. That leaves me bored and Crum likewise remains neutral be tin ted the way you are being business manager, research asso­ isolatidn and alienation, of being Vitamins TO lonely during the week and on the treated by your wife. Some people on the meaning of near-death NOXEMA G Y N O L II CAREFREE weekends. My life is terrible. ciate, membership coordinator all by yourself in this terrifying 60 ’s SHOWER perhaps you need professional coun­ feel that they do not deserve any and managing editor for both its dark place — for eternity,” she experiences. lANDS members say Skin Cream Starter Kit or Refill STAY FREE seling. But for the time being, contin­ better. Think about these things. And semi-annual scholarly journal and says. that stance helps make the organi­ O M ^ 4.44 0 2. Panty Shields DEIAR REIADEIR — It sounds like ue your beginning interest in golf and I suggest that you try marriage coun­ P o w d e r Silhouette’s quarterly newsletter. For years, until after went to zation more credible in the publfc ^ Max. Formuii *4.67 you have some big decisions to make. play on the weekend with women on seling. 6 oz. Regular er Deederant He points out lA N D ’s prime eye. $ 5 4 7 Regular Scent or You could leave him and try to find a your level. work for lANDS in 1982, Ms. Bush man who has more time and interest methodological problem; ‘‘All our kept what happened a secret. “ It PlusC >4.39 l a DEAR DR. BLAKER - I know I Down in the dumps? Get help from “ I think near-death studies is a 30’s Morning Fresh evidence is subjective,” he says. was the very worst of skeletons in $169 2 6 ’8 in doing things with you. You could hate my wife but I can’t leave her. We Dr. Blaker’s newsletter "Fighting legitimate field of research,” says i mt 4 oz. But Crum, who holds a bache^ the closet,” she says. It did not JI Stresaguard •5.47 „ fFAC a c t stay in your marriage and develop a have bwn married for 21 years and Depression.” Send 50 cents and a Judith Welles of Elm Hill Road in . !| - 4 4-, Pregnancynancy Test1 Kit fuller life by filling it with a job or lor’s degree in psychology, is occur to her until fairly recently $|89 have three children in high school. stamped, self-addressed envelope to Manchester, whose interest in the $g87 bobbies. Or you could continue your convinced that the near-death that her case was a near-death •li -V $107 She is always nasty to me and even Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, philosophy of religion led her to $ 7 6 9 e:^ present suffering. experiences which people report to experience. when I try to please her, she puts me P.O. Box 475, Radio City Station, New join lANDS. “ I think we’re getting I would not recommend the latter. him every week are authentic. down. I don’t see why she stays with York, NY 10019. more and more intellectuaiiy ablje Life is too short to spend it waiting “ It’s a very moving experience Ms. Bush, who is SO and di­ me. I expect her to throw me out at people who won’t go off the deep for someone else to change. Life is Write to Dr. Blaker at the above and it shows,” he says. “ Somehow vorced, refuses to interpret her KAOPECTATE | i ^ o anj^oment. end and draw conclusions too MISS BRECK also too short to spend it complaining. address. The volume of mail prohibits you can tell that these people are experience, TableU What I want to ask you, however, is personal replies, but questions of gen­ easily.” ; ASSURE ULTRA SWIM LADY'S CHOICE If you find that you can’t move in honest... Some start crying while WELLA BALSAM why I can’t leave when the situation eral interest will te discussed in Hairspray Shampoo or 20’s either of the more healthy directions. they’re talking about it.” Parity Liners Antl-Perspirant is this bad? future columns. She points to lANDS as a Says Criim: “ Some people will lAND’S director, Nancy Bush, Conditioner Shampoo or clearinghouse whose staff say It’s hallucination; some people All Typaa a numbers among the many who say $34 7 members are not out to espouse will say it’s oxygen deprivation; Scented or Conditioner they've been profoundly affected . ^, Unecenled 9 oz. 8 oz. ' A ll Types Cinema sny parti(xilar belief when it some people will say it’s proof of CORTAID jocnaTi by a near-death experience. Hers, comes to near-death eitperiences. AsSUit! I4 's 2 oz. life after death. 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M - MANCHESTfeIR HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 16, 1984 MANCIIKSTF.K HERALD. Thursday Aug 16, 1984 - 15 Altitude sickness East Catholic high Emphasis is on ‘managei^ as Rose goes home posts final honors Doc takes study Bv Rick Van Sant thethe worst worst teams teams in in baseball. baseball. teammatesteammates on on those those world world cham- cham­ pushpush themselves, themselves, (but) (but) I I don’t don’t "The"The Cincin Cincinnati fan.s rooted for United Press InternotlonolInternational "P"Pete ete is is going going to to put put enthusiasm enthusiasm pionpion Cincinnati Cincinnati clubs, clubs, who who also also thinkthink he’ll he’ll do do it it in in a a nasty nasty way. way. meme for for 16 16 yea years, I think the fans xiie following is the fourth Lavey, south Windsor; Sharon McDer­ mott, Vernon; John Price, Glaston­ to Everest peak back in Cincinnati baseball.”baseball." returned to the RedsRi-ds this season,season. There's a difference in how you go still feel I’mI ’m a part of them and I quarter honor roll for East Ca­ bury; Richard Price, Glastonbury; CINCINNATI -— Pete RoseRose. predicted Reds’ part-owner MargeMaree said the club couldn’t have found a about il." feel the same w ay." tholic High School. Walter Trymbulok. Glostonbury; i-i Rapp was in his first season as Rose holds the major league Donna Tuttle, M||nchester. whose “ Charlie Hustle” playing Schott. ” I think this is one of the better manager. By GIno Del Guercio results. spirit rocketed the Cincinnati Reds biggest things that’s happened to ” I think Pete is going to be a manager, lasting only 121 games. record for most games played G R AD E 9 First Honors United Press International The symptoms usually go away to the top in the 1970s, comes back Cincinnati baseball in a long time. great manager,” said Perez. In his final time managing the club (3.345). He won the National James Berak, East Hartford; Dovid Honors with Distinction Bolsoneau. Bolton; Angela Cacace, once a climber returns from the today to manage his hometown The hometown fans just adore Pete "H e ’ll make you play hard and Wediu'.sday night, the Reds beat St. I.eague RoDetroit Tigers’ don’t blame him. I think he can get ing the Montreal Expos’ uniform hit 375 in the World Series as Barnes, East Hertford; Judith Burns. Honlgmonn, Ellington; Bertrand How­ believes sitting in a 20-degrec- But if a person has a stroke later in Morlborough; David Busch, Vernon; ard, Broad Brook. below-zero tent on Mount Evere.st life in the same area, then the club officials made clear, is on great, and may have attaining the it, because knowing Pete Rose, this .season, but not playing much Philadelphia lost to Baltimore in Brian Connor, Manchester; Toro Cun­ Keith Judenis, Broad Brook; Darcy is an ideal spot. original stroke may make the "manager,” not player. record in his role as player- anything he thinks he can do. he lately. The Expos agreed to trade five games. ningham, Morlborough; Kathryn Oe- LeBrun, East Hartford; Karen Mador, manager. will do it." Rose to Cincinnati in exchange for Morco, Manchester; John Duauette, Vernon; Paula Mozzicato, East Hart­ Most of the time Wiedman, 45, is problem worse," Rose, who replaces Vern Rapp Rose set a National lA*ugue East Hartford. ford; Salvatore Nerl, Vernon; Dawn an eye surgeon at the Massachu­ as manager, has a news confer­ "P ete and (Reds’ President) Detroit Tigers manager Sparky a player to be named later. record in 1978 when he hit safely in Julie Elio, Vernon; Eric Griffith. Quider, Somers; Christopher Rowe, ence scheduled for late this after­ Bob Howsam agree that Pete’s Anderson, who managed Ro.se and When the Expos were playing in Monchester; Kristin Gunther, Man­ setts Eye and Ear Infirmary. But WIEDMAN CLIMBED with a 44 consecutive games. East Hartford. Cincinnati earlier this season. chester; Anne Horkins. Tolland; Lynn Kimberly Shewokls, Enfield; Julie every couple of years he abandons group of 15 American non­ noon (4 p.m. EDT) on a Reds primary function is manager and the Reds for nine seasons, said the The news that Rose would return Hebert, Manchester; Scott Jensen, any playing he will do will be of a Cincinnati front office “ couldn’t Rose commented on how much he Sprengelmeyer, South Windsor; his lab and heads for Mount professional climbers. off-day. He will manage his first as manager was greeted warmly Glastonbury; Charles Kittredge, Ver- Karen Tennant, Eost Hartford; Thod game Friday night when Cincin­ limited nature — pinch hitting and have made a better move. still loved his hometown and the by Reds’ fans. non; Kathryn LaFontona, Terzo, Monchester. Everest, as he did just recently for The team’s two summit climbers playing on occasion,” said Jim "This guy, he's special.” said Reds. Manchester. the fourth time. made it to within 700 feet of the top nati entertains the Chicago Cubs. "Is it true, is it true?” one fan Michelle LaPlaco, Vernon; Carolyn Second Honors Rose helped the Reds win world Ferguson, Reds’ vice president of Anderson. "H e ’s been special ever "I eonid go on playing for 40 kept asking. "Ic a n ’tlH-lieveil. I ’ve Lemolre, Bolton; Cynthia Maltese, During his latest seven-week but had to quit because of exhaus­ Richord Bolbonl, Manchester; championships in 1975 and '76, but publicity. “ Pete will be here since he played. He’ll make a good years (for other teams), but my always wanted Pete to come back, Marlborough; Christine McNomee, Donna Bedard, East Hartford; Mark trip, in which his team attempted tion. Wiedman climbed as far as mainly to develop young players to manager. He’s got a good way heart will always he in Cincin­ blit I never thought it would Tolland; Roy Merluzzo, Vernon; Mi­ Campbell, East Hartford. Jason Han­ to climb Mount Everest’s danger­ the 22,000-foot level to run the SPIRITED PETE ROSE departed as a free agent after the chele Mosca, Sutfleld; Lori Nadler, ford. Bolton; Erich Jankowski, South 1978 season. In the past three make us a contender again.” about him. nati,’’ he said. "I'vealwa.vs been a happen This is the greatest news Monchester; Kristen Pctruccl, ous northeast ridge, Wiedman medical tent and conduct research . . . replacing Vern Rapp Windham; Tom Lord, Glostonbury; seasons, the Reds have been one of Tony Perez, one of Rose’s "He’s going to expect guys to Reds fan and alwavs will bi- I've heard all sea.son” Glastonbury. Lynne Trocclola. Glastonbury. went along in a dual role. He went and stayed at that hight for 20 Elly Price, Glastonbury; David Schroeder, Tolland; Kenneth Sllvoy. as the team doctor and as a consecutive days on the 29,028-foot Tolland; MIchoel Sipples, Manches­ GRADE 12 scientist studying high-altitude mountain. ter; Amy Soucy, East Hartford; Ston sickness. "We had logistic problems,” he lev Swetz, Manchester; Jennifer Tau- Honors with Distinction High-altitude sickness is a .some­ ras, Tolland; Donna Thibodeau. Ronald Adams, Tolland; Amy Ander­ said. “ We didn’t have a replace­ Manchester; Morlolulsa Venezlono, son, Manchester; Karen Beniamin, times fatal malady that effects ment support team and the Eost Hartford. Coventry; Anna Bonville, Marlbo­ people who live at low altitudes climbers were exhausted from rough; Brian Harkins, Tolland; Cha­ when they travel to high altitudes. Second Honors rles KoubIK. Glastonbury; Williom heavy load carrying because there Mary Daly, Glastonbury. Correen Masse. Manchester; Patricia McNam- Climbers, such as those who .seek were no porters available.” Grim , South Windsor; Stacey LeBrun, UPi photo SPORTS aro, Manchester. to scale Mount Everest, are the East Hartford; Roberta Mlnella, Man­ If the climbers had made it up Sean Meehan, Storrs; James Meyer, mo.st severely effected, but alti­ chester; Jon Rooney, Coventry; Amy Vernon; Debra Shaw, Hebron; Stacey Dr. Howard Green, professor at the Harvard Medical the mountain’s northeast summit 6 Work, East Hartford. Simmons, Bolton; Mory Wertenbach, tude sickness can also be trouble­ 6 it would have been the second time Manchester. School, holds up a sample of artificial skin during a press G RADE 10 some for less serious hikers and in history and the first time for a conference at the school Wednesday. Green developed recreational skiers. First Honors Western team. Big bats carry Honors with Distinction Cynthia Blasko, Monchester; Sheila , J6el Clszewskl, East Hartford, Mi­ the skin which is used in the treatment of burn patients. The northeast ridge was success­ Campbell, Manchester; MaureeriCar- ALTITUDE SICKNESS be­ chelle Freemer, Vernon; Kevin Gal- ney, Manchester; Michelle Cheese- fully climbed by a Chinese team in lahue, East Hertford; Tanya Lopotka, man, East Hartford; John Collette, comes a problem for some ix^ople 1975. It is made particularly Broad Brook; Kevin Madden, Vernon; East Hartford; Tracy Collier, Vernon; as low as 8,000 feet. That is lower Elizabeth Murphy, Ellington; Gerord difficult because of the practically Donna Coutombe, East Hartford. than many of the popular ski areas Moriarty’s to Murphy, Bolton; Pout Ray Jr., Elizabeth Cowley. Manchester; Meg vertical rock walls up the last few Tolland. Dakin, East Hortford; Corolynn Del- in Colorado and a number of the hundred feet of the mountain with Victor Serrambana, Vernon; Krista New skin grows Signore, Bolton; James DePersla, frequently climbed mountains in Stearns, East Hartford; Elizobeth Tan, 7,000-foot drops. Glostonbury; Kathleen DobieskI, Tol­ the West. Wiedman estimates Manchester; Keren Vaughn, Elling­ land; Sergio Famigtiettl, South Wind­ " I f a climber falls he only has a ton; Tom m y Young, Warehouse Point. sor; John GIliberto, East Hortford. more than a million Americans second or two to self-arrest himself championship Elizabeth Goldrick, Vernon; Patri­ climb, ski or ride to those heights with an ice axe," he said. "Other­ First Honors cia Gregory. Manchester; Brenda for burn victims Mina Ahn, Monchester; Amoree each year and so are subject to Hess, Andover; Carolyn Jonton, Bol­ wise. he gets up too much speed Bv Bob PapettI commanding lead, three more in Ansaldl, Monchester; Kathleen Barry, ton; Paul Judenis, Brood Brook; Mary altitude sickness. Eost Hertford; Carolyn Black, Marl­ and can’t stop. The climbers aren’t Herald Sports Writer the fourth to put it out of reach, and Keenan, Eost Hartford; Sharon Kelly, "If this were something that only borough; Lori Buteau, Coventry; Manchester; Sharon King, BOSTON (U P l) — Doctors said Because of the newly developed roped in because there is no then had some fun with four more Christina Cacace. Coventry; Moura professional climbers were sub­ Manchester. today they have grown entirely technique — called autologous opportunity to dig in andston9each M IDDLETO W N — The in the seventh. Callahan, East Hartford;^ Margaret Roxanna Kundra, Eost Hartford; new skins in the laboratory for tpitchers throughout six and was on base 17 times. A phen O'Neill, Manchester. Bolton; Gary Riley, Glastonbury; Lisa one sign of altitude sickness, the James Powers, Manchester; Pam­ "Since they just about didn’t nutrients and then poured into the most advanced ever attempted the Twilight League playoffs con­ Romeo, Vernon; Karen Rondlnone. bursting of small vessels in the at such altitudes, he said. ela Reischerl, Manchester; Andrea East Hartford; Brigid Rooney, Bolton; have any skin left, there can't be pans, within a month they can be tinued the tradition in a well- “ EVER'VBODY’S THE MVP,” Town Softball Tournament Ryan, Manchester; Kyle Smith, Staf­ Denise Schultz, Glastonbury. too many people with muhe larger back of the eyes. "Analysis of our preliminary ford Springs; Theresa Tavono, Eost grown into enough skin to cover earned victory celebration. said Masse, of his triumphant Steven Selfors, Glastonbury; Ste­ burns," said Dr. G. Gregory data seems to indicate a correla­ Suddenly, the establishment’s Hertford; Deboroh Thompson, Mon­ phen Sledesky, East Hartford; Jamie even the largest burn victims. HE IS OPTIM ISTIC his research teammates. "Everyone hit, but we chester; John WIecek, Enfield; Lynn Somerset, Andover; Barbara Stup- Gallico, their plastic surgeon. tion between brain swelling and TV set broadcast Channel 30’s late WIechnIak, Brood Brook. The skin is an organ like the will lead to new drugs that will didn’t just get ahead in a game and censki, East Hartford; Liso Terry, The only skin the boys had left — heart or liver. Like other organs it altitude sickness.” he said. “ If night news program, and as East Hartford. combat the problem. If brain say ‘OK, that’s enough to win.’ We Second Honors unburned armpit tissue and mod­ must be very similar to the there is a correlation, as indicated, sportscaster Mike Crispino’s coun­ wanted more runs, every inning! ” Cherrone’s opens with a bang swelling does prove to be the Lissa Bennett, Coventry; David erately burned skin behind their then medication aimed at prevent tenance appeared, a group of patient’s own, otherwise the pa­ culprit, then drugs that counter Ray Gliha also had two hits and Corrado, East Hartford; Catherine Second Honors knees and in small pieces on their brain swelling would probably be ecstatic baseball players crowded The Town Softball Tournament Day, Manchester; Julie D'Avanzo, tient’s body rejects it. brain swelling are likely to be the knocked in two for Moriarty’s, scalp — was grown into large most useful.” around the tube. got under way Wednesday night Manchester; Robin Filipczak, East Adam Ansaldl, Monchester; Bruce Normally, doctors take un­ most beneficial. Wiedman said he while Sean Risley scored a pair n Hertford; Darren Houle. Vernon; Antonia, Monchester; Diana Bates, sheets of skin that were sewn back burned skin from other parts of He has always gone as the The top story was of the Greater and Jeff Johnson (11-17, .647) had with six games being played at Kelly Rado, Vernon; Lisa RezoskI, Glastonbury; Patrick Blrmlnghom, used one such drug on Everest with expedition’s doctor and has never three fields. The home-run ball Marlborough; John Robinson, Tol­ onto their bodies. burn victim s’ bodies and graft Hartford Twilight League playoff two RBI. Enfield; Christopher Brunone, Ver­ good results. made an attempt at the top. He was featured at Robertson Park as land; Geoffrey Sampson, Manchester; non; Lisa Caruolo, Vernon; Dovid The Harvard team reported them onto the burn sites. But in the finals, and as the lopsided 13-3 Risley, who also had himself a Michael Sharon, Ellington. The malady has a variety of Curtis, Vernon; Loura Fritz, their success in the New England case of Jamie and Glen, they did plans another trip with his two score flashed on the screen, torrid tournament, hit .579 (11-19) (terrene’s Package Store, Inde­ Rockville. symptoms, ranging from mild GRADE 11 Journal of Medicine. not have enough skin left to graft young sons, Timothy and Nichols, whoops and cheers resounded. and scored 10 runs batting in front pendent National champs, Janet Knight, Eost Hartford; Eileen headaches to coma. It also causes in 1990. stamped out Postal Express, 20-5, Modden, Vernon; Anne Mador, Ver­ Jamie returned to school earlier bnto their bums. When videotape was shown, the of Masse in the leadoff spot. Honors with Distinction non; Sharon Mortens, Monchester; this year and Glen remains hospi­ climbers to become disoriented He said he has no great desire to in six innings at Robertson Park. Brian Bender, East Hartford; Colin Before the new skin was sewn on, place went wild. “ There are just no legitimate outs Donald Maxim, Manchester; Mary talized at Boston's Shriners Burn with sometimes catastrophic get to the top. Rick Goss, Greg Johnson and Buechler, East Hartford; Richard Siena, Manchester. all the old skin had to be scraped off There was the tournament’s in this lineup,” he said. G Institute with a few areas that have most valuable player. Bill Masse, Mike Crockett all slammed home Brian Labbe went the distance G down to the muscle. In a series of runs for the winners. Goss, Bud yet to heal, said a hospital operations, new skin was sewn ^rim 3aifii'aihtoni slashing another base-hit. And and earned the victory on the spokesman. onto parts of the body — first the there was the sweet stroke of Steve mound for the second time in the Talaga, Bill Zwick and Bob Boland Mary Cheney Library Doctors had initially described legs, then the arms and then the Chotiner cracking an RBI single. playoffs. Labbe limited the Im agi­ slashed two hits apiece for Cher- rone’s. Spencer Moore, who their chances of survival from last back, chest and other areas. SLESKS-SSi.. And finally, husky Bill Chapulis neers to six hits and struckout five, summer’s accident as “very Gallico said Glen’s face remains Special Sizes was shown blasting his 415 foot but had some control problems, launched a homer and a single, adds many new books grim ." The two boys and a third deformed and will need more 12H • 26H home run to center. walking seven. was the only Postal batter with two companion, who was killed in the plastic surgery. But he described end 38 to 52 hits. accident, were playing with paint THE TV TAPE , which depicted The following books were added Rowe — Brandywine Jamie’s face as “just beautiful” IT WAS ALL ACADEMIC, Buffalo Water 10, Allied 4 remover when the third boy lit a first-inning action of Wednesday to Mary Cheney Library last week: Spencer — The Salt Line "It might take some gettingxised season though, as the mighty Moriarty match, turning the room “ into a night’s playoff finale against the In the second game of the night Trevathan — Ambush to, but if you knew what it looked offense (which crushed the Im agi­ ball of flames," according to one at Robertson Park, five players Fictioi. Winsor — Jaeintha like before, it’s just beautiful," he opening Imagineers at Palmer Field, neers, 17-4, in an earlier round) firefighter. said. merely highlighted one turn at bat beat up on starter and loser Glen ripped two hits apiece to pace specidis for one of the most destructive Kallinich and relivers John Tuzzo Independent American runner-up Burke — The Conjmissar's Non-fiction Buffalo Water Tavern past Rec Report batting orders in modem Twilight and Dave Cunningham. Baraka — Autobiography of Do You Have a Water Problem? League history. “ They could’ve beat the Red Sox champion Allied Printing. Roger Burnett — The Topaz Promise Leroi Jones Talbdt, Clarance Silva, Russ Bilo­ Goldsmith — Daughter of the Regularly *8 9 °° Moriarty Brothers is the 1984 or Mets tonight,” noted losing Channing — Confederate Ordeal Then Call Us. 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MUOOUETOWN — mm» i^ defeat Los Angeles 3-2. "Even up July 11 from Tidewater of the the last out with the tying run on Not Responsible for Typogrephical Errors. seventh, Rivera hobbled Wilson’s walked Keith Hernandez and "Sid pitched well, but I ’ve seen though I don’t hold any grudges, it International League, was making second to notch his 25th save. BRISTOL — iMKi I* GaMm, •*. 4 grounder for an error. Wilson stole George Fo.ster with two out and him pitch belter,” said New York feels good to maybe show them his debut against his old club, “ This was not a grudge match,” Plus tax i Dep. 330 Rt. 1 1401 New Britein Ave. 326 N. Mein St. second and Kelvin Chapman Darryl Strawberry delivered an manager Dave Johnson. "In some New Londdon Corblne Corner Biehop'e Corner 55 WIntonbury Mall ------^ , that they made a mistake.” which traded him to the MeU last Fernandez said. ” It was just a walked. Two outs later, George RBI single. Shopping Center W. Htfd. 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Au«. 16. 1984 - 17 AL roundup Scoreboard Ml Sports In Brief Even Jim Key Yankees 3, Mariners 2 MHS grid practice starts Practice sessions for the Manchester High Baseball SEATTLE NEW YORK '' Tennis abrhM abrhM School football team will begin Monday night, cap’t help Jays Percent 2b 3 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 0 1 0 . from ,S: 45 to 7 p.m. at Manchester High. Owen ss 4 0 11 Mechm ss 4 12 0 American League standings Davis lb 4 12 0 Mttngly lb 4 1 2 1 Wednesday's resuits Phelps dh 2 0 0 0 Winfield rf 4 1 1 1 X By United Press International SHndrs ph 1 0 0 0 Kemp dh 3 0 0 0 Siow-pitch tourney slated Eo>t Cowens rf 5 0 2 1 (Sriffev 1b 3 0 11 Plbver'slnleniallonal Jimmy Key is one of the guys the Toronto Blue Jays W L Pet. OB Caldern cf 4 0 1 0 Wynegar c 2 0 1 0 Tennis ChamplonshHM NORWICH — Lefty’s "Lady Luck" Special, a Detroit 78 43 .645 — Mllborn 3b 4 0 0 0 Pogllarl 3b 3 0 0 0 AtTorente,Aug.1S women’s slow-pitch softball tournament, will be call on to lock up their victories in the late innings. Toronto 68 51 .571 » Kearney c 3 0 0 0 Moreno cf 3 0 0 0 First round held at Otrobando Avenue in Norwich starting On Wednesday night, he unlocked Pandora’s Box Baltimore 42 57 .521 15 Mercado c 1 0 0 0 Jose Lopez-Maeso, Spain, det. Glenn and the Blue Jays may never recover from it, Boston 42 57 .521 15 Bradley If 3 110 Mlchlboto, Toronto, 57, (76), 52,53. Sept. 8 and 9. The entry fee is $85 and the entry New York 42 57 .521 15 Totals M 2 7 2 Totals 30 3 8 3 Second round deadline is Sept. 4. For information, contact Rich ’The Blue Jays were one out away from salvaging an Milwaukee 52 W .433 24 Seattle 100 001 000— 3 A, Eliot Teltscher, U.S. def. Leif Shlras, Rothstein at 889-2381 in the day 886-5390 at night. important split of a double-header with the Cleveland ClevelanO 51 70 .421 27 New York lOOXOOOx— 3 U.S., 66, 52; Scott McCain, U.S., def. Indians and entrusted that out to Key, a 6-foot, Wm I (jame-winning RBI — Winfield (11). Jooklm Nvstrom, Sweden, 66, 51; Von Minnesota 42 54 .525 — E— Randolph. DP— Seottle 2. LOB— Wlnltsky, U.S., def. Johan Kriek, U.S., 3- Owners OK Twins sale 175-pound left-hander. Californio 41 58 .512 IVj Seattle 12, New York 4. 2B— Mattingly. 6, 7-5, 50; Jimmy Connors, U.S., dot. Alas, Key couldn’t latch on to it and walked home Chicago 58 41 .487 *Vi SB— Bradley 2(18). S-Owen. Andy Kohlberg, U.S., 52, 53; Kevin Kansas City 58 41 .487 4Vj IP H R ER BB SO Curren, South Africa, def. Larry StefankI, P H ILAD ELP H IA — The family that owned the the tying run in the loth inning. He then walked the Oakland 58 63 .479 5Vj Seattle U.S., 66,52; Henri Leconte, France, lief. Minnesota Twins since 1919 noted "things always leadoff batter in the bottom of the 13th and the Indians Seattle 54 67 .446 9Vj Beattie (L 9-13) 08 8 3 2 I 4 Slobodan Zlvollnovic, Yugoslavia, 76 (5 have to come to an end,” as the major-league went on to score the winning run and escape with a 4-3 Texos 52 48 .433 11 New York 6), 54; John McEnroe, U.S., def. Mark Wttinmtav's Results Cowley (W 4-1) 5 2-3 7 2 2 5 4 Edmonston, Australia, 52, 51; Jimmy baseball owners approved sale of the team to a victory. New York 3, Seattle 2 Howell 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Arias, U.S. def. Greg Holmes, U.S., 52, Minneapolis banking executive. The Blue Jays, who were crushed in the opener 16-1, Cleveland 14, Toronto 1.1st Rlghettl (S 21) 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 36, 76, 7-5. Dr. Bobby Brown, president of the American thus dropped a game and a half to the American Cleveland 4. Toronto 3,2nd, 13 Innings PB— Kearney. T — 2:30. A— 20,198. DouMw Detroit 8, Californio 3 nrst round League, saidtheownersattheirsummermeeting League East Division-leading Detroit Tigers, who Oakland 4, Baltimore 1 Josef Brabenec, Voncouver, B.C., and approved the purchase of the team from Calvin whipped the California Angels 8-3. Second-place Texas 6, Chicago 5,10 Innings Derek Segal, Toronto, def. Bill Cowan, Griffith and his family to banker Carl Pohlad. The Toronto now trails by nine games. Milwaukee 8, Minnesota 4 Montreal and Harry Fritz, Vancouver, Kansas CItv 13, Boston 8 Royais13,RedSox8 B.C., 76, (76), 76, (7-5); (kirv Donnelly sale should be completed Sept; 7. Toronto had picked up two games on Detroit Ttiursday's Gomes and Tim Wllkison, U.S., def. Ken Flach Pohlad who paid an estimated $32 million for Tuesday night by sweeping a double-header from the (All Times EOT) and Robert Seguso, both U.S., 76, (7-2), the Griffiths’ 52 percent share of the Twins. Indians while the Tigers were being swept by the UPl photo California (Romanick 10-10) at Detroit BOSTON KANSAS CITY 66; Kevin Curren, South Africo, and In other matters, the owners heard a report Angels. (Morris 15-8), 1:30 p.m. „ obrhbl obrhbl Steve Denton, U.S., def. Woltek FIbok, Royals catcher Don Slaught pleads to Kansas City. Evans was called safe on Toronto (Stieb 12-4) at Cleveland Boggs 3b 5 12 1 Wilson cf 5 12 1 UPl photo Polond, and Jakob Hlosek, Switzerland, from a committee studying the designated-hitter George Vukovich opened the 13th with a walk but (Blvleven 12-5), 7:05 p.m. Evans rf 5 2 3 1 LJones rf 3 0 10 54, 76, (7-3). was forced at second on Mike Fischlin’s sacrifice bunt the home-plate umpire after colliding the play, giving the Sox their fourth run Minnesota (Smithson 12-9) at Boston Rice If 4 10 0 Sherldn rf 0 2 0 0 Second round rule but took no action. The report did not (Clemens 7-4), 7:35 p.m. Armos dh 5 2 2 3 Brett 3b 4 1 )2 Brook Jacoboy of the Indians is caught Toronto Blue Jays second baseman, Zoltan Kuharskv, Switzerland, encourage making the rule the same in both attempt. After Chris Bando lined out, Brett Butler with Red Sox’s Dwight Evans at the plate of the game. Oakland (Sorensen 4-1 1 ) at Boltl- Bucker 1b 5 0 2 0 Pryor 3b 0 10 0 stealing second in the first game of a Damaso Garcia. The Indians went on to and leagues, but said the owners should consider use singled Fishlin to second. Joe Carter then lined a shot in the third inning Wednesday night in more Nichols cf 3 0 1 2 McRae dh 5 3 4 3 Larry StefankI, U.S., def. Lloyd Bourne, into left center and George Bell made a diving grab of (Davis 12-5), 7:35 p.m. Barrett 2b 4 0 1 0 Motley If 5 0 10 double-header in Cleveland Wednesday win the first game, 16- 1. U.S., ond Shlomo Glickstein, Israel, 76, of the DH in the All-Star Game and in all World Seattle (Barolas 7-4) at New York Allenson c 3 1 2 0 White 2b 3 0 0 0 (76),53; John Fitzgerald, Austrollo,and Series games hosted by the American League the ball but it bounced out of his glove as he hit the (NIekro 14.6), 8 p.m. Miller ph 1 0 0 0 Balboni )b 3 2 1 1 night. Putting the tag on Jacoby is the Kim Warwick, Australia def. Hans team. ground. Kansas CItv (Lelbrandt 6-5) ot Texas Hoffmn ss 0 0 0 0 Wathan 1b 1 0 1 2 SImonsson and Sfephan SImonsson, both (Mason 8-9), 8:35 p.m. Gutlerrz ss 3 1 1 1 Slaught c 4 12 3 of Sweden, 51, 46, 76 (7-1). The owners also heard a report on the addition Cleveland tied it 3-3 in the lOth. Julio Franco singled KC’s Beckwith stuns Sox, 13-8 Friday's Gomes Gedman c 1 0 0 0 Blancin ss 4 2 2 0 of four National League and two American for his fourth hit of the game and reliever Jim Gott Milwaukee at Cleveland, night TotMs 39 8 14 8 Totals 37 t3 IS 12 Mels 3. Dodgers 2 Padres4.Phiiiies3 Eastern League standings League teams. The result would be two 16-team walked Mike Hargrove and Andre Thornton to load Minnesota at Boston, night 5«*»9n__ m w o o l - 8 8iK6XWomon'stouniament KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPl) - Allenson, Jackie Gutierrez and National Ix'ague prior to the Seattle at Detroit, night Kansas City ON 017 040— II AtMohwah, N. J., Aug. 15 leagues. But the owners decided to put expansion the bases. Key relieved and walked pinch hitter Oakland at New York, night Game-winning RBI — Brett (6). NEW YORK LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA SAN DIE(30 W L Pet. GB Secondraund Joe Beckwith is a middle reliever Boggs in sucession in the sixth to trading deadline, but reportedly Manuela Maleeva,. 3, Bulgaria, def. on hold, pending completion of negotiations with Carmen Castillo to force in the tying run. 6 ab r h M ab r h M Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Albany 74 47 .612 — for the Kansas City Royals, but his finish his tour of duty. couldn’t work out a deal with the Calltornla at Baltimore, night E— Boggs, Borretl, Nichols, Ged­ the Players’ Association. In the opener, Vukovich drove in four runs with a Toronto at Chicago, night man. Wilson cf 5 1 1 0 Sax 2b 4)30 Samuel 2b 4 0 1 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 0 0 Glens Falls 66 53 .555 7 Katerina Skronska, Czechoslovakia, 5X forte isn’t pitching from the stretch The Royals then rallied for seven Sun Francisco Giants. DP— Boston 3, Kansas City 1. LOB_ Chapmn 2b 4 0 1 0 Andersn ss 2 1 1 i Haves cf 4 0 10 Gwynn rf 4 110 Woterburv 66 55 .545 8 5 pair of singles and Andre Thornton and Jerry Willard Kansas CItv at Texas, night — it’s pitching down the stretch. runs in their half of the sixth off Beckwith had a history of being a Boston 6, Kansas City 7. 2B— Armas, L Backmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Guerrer rf 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 1 1 1 Garvey lb 3 1 1 1 Buffalo 63 58 .521 11 2; Bonnie (kidusek, 5, Largo, Fla., def. each added three RBI to highlight a 19-hit attack. Jones, Gutierrez, Slaught, Blanca- Hrnndz 1b 3 10 0 Marshall If 4 0 1 0 Lezeano rf 4 0 1 0 McRynl cf 3 2 2 1 Vermont 63 58 .521 11 Anne MInter, Australia, 76 (76), 52; Gonzales upsets Lendl Beckwith improved his record to Boston relief ace Bob Stanley to second-half pitcher with the National League standings lana. Foster If 3 111 Maldond cf 4 0 0 0 WcknNs 1b 3 1 1 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 New Britain 53 67 .442 20V] Barbara Potter, 7, Woddburv, Conn., def. Willard and Tony Bernazard homered for Cleveland Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 1 Yeager c 4 0 0 0 Wilson it 3 0 0 0 Martinez It 3 0 1 1 Nashua 52 69 .430 22 Raffaella ReggI, Italy, 51, 52; Kathy . TOR ONTO — Unseeded Francisco Gonzales of 6-3 Wednesday night, holding the take a 9-6 lead. Dodgers and he has been outstand­ HR— Evans (24), Slaught (2), Armas and Jesse Barfield had four hits for Toronto, including Dan Quisenberry took over from East (33). SB— Buckner (2). SF— Slaught, Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 Brock )b 4 0 2 0 Motszk 1b 11)0 Tempitn ss 3 0 0 0 Reading 45 75 .375 28Vj Rinaldi, Martin Downs, Fla. def. Steffi ' Paraguay played what he called his best match of his 11th homer. Boston Red Sox with three innings ing since the All-Star break for the Nichols. Santana ss 3 0 0 0 Rivera 3b 3 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 10 Ramirz 2b 3 0 0 0 Wednesday's ResuIN Graf, West Germany, 66,54. of one-hit middle relief to allow there and went on to post his 31st Royals. He is now 4-1 over his last /-u. * •- •’«»• c* Albany 9, Vermont 2 Pam Cosale, 13, Fairfield, N.J., def. the year Wednes­ Elsewhere in the AL, New York edged Seattle 3-2, Chicago 70 50 .583 — _ . IP H R ER BB SO Fltzgerld c 4 0 0 0 ScloscI ph 10 0 0 Corcorn ph 1 0 0 0 Lollar p 3 0 0 0 Kansas City to come from behind save of the season for the Royals. six appearances with a 1.74 earned Boston Gardner p 0 0 0 0 Valenzul p 2 0 0 0 Virgil c 0 0 0 0 Gossoge p 0 0 0 0 Glens Falls 7, Buffolo 1 Tine Scheur-Larsen, (}enmark, 52, 66; day, upsetting the Oakland belted Baltimore 6-1, Texas nipped Chicago “ 51 .544 2'/j Nashua 7, Reading 1 (kimllle Beniamin, Bakersfield, Calif., and gain a 13-8 victory. The win “ All I have to do is hold them, run average and 16.strikeouts in 20 Philadelphia 42 55 .430 4V] Oleda 5 6 2 2 2 1 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Brewer ph 1 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 3 0 0 0 rusty No. 1 seed 6-5 in 10 innings, Milwaukee defeated Minnesota 8-4 Stanley (L 76) 2-3 6 7 3 1 0 Fernndz p 3 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 G Gross If 1 0 1 2 Woterburv 6, New Britain 4 def. Beth Herr, Middletown, Ohio, by moved the Royals to games shut them down or slow them up,” innings. St. Louis 59 40 .494 lOVj Hodges c 10 10 Thursday's Games default; Kim Sands, Miami, Fla., def. Ivan Lendl 7-6,6-4 in and Kansas City belted Boston 13-8. A'/i Montreal 58 40 .492 11 JJohnson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Rowley p 10 0 0 back of the front-running Minne­ Beckwith said of his middle relief Don Slaught belted a two-run Pittsburgh 51 49 .425 19 Mitchell 2 3 4 4 2 1 Totols 34 3 5 2 Totals 33 2 7 1 Aguayo ph 1 0 0 0 Vermont at Albany (ketchen Rush, Pittsburgh, 53,52; Pam the second round of West Kansen CItv New York NO 100 NO— 3 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Glens Falls of Buffalo Shriver, Lutherville, Md., def. Etsuko the $450,000 Players sota Twins in the American detail. homer, the first of his career at Son Diego 71 48 .597 — M. Jones 3 9 6 4 1 0 Los Angeles 101000 000—Garcia 2 ph 10 0 0 Reading at Nashua Inoue, Japan, 76 (76), 51. League West. The Royals acquired Joe Beck­ Royals Stadium, and George Brett Gome-winning RBI — None. Mc(3raw p 0 0 0 0 New Britain at Woterburv International Atlanta 42 S8 .517 9Vj Beckwith (W 66) 3 1 0 0 0 5 TIgon 8, Angela 3 The Red Sox jumped on Mike with from the lais Angeles Dodgers chipped in a two-run single during Los Angeles 40 41 .494 12 Qulsenberrv (S 31) 3 4 2 2 0 1 E— Wilson, Rivero 2. LOB— New York Stone ph 10 0 0 Friday's Games Tournament. Houston 40 62 .492 12'/j M. Jones pitched to 2 batters In 4fh. 10, Los Angeles 6. 2B— Brock, Sax, Holland p 0 0 0 0 New Britain of Woterburv In other action, At Detroit, Tom Brookens drove in a pair of runs Jones for six runs over the first during the offseason with hopes that two-out sixth-inning outburst Cincinnati .421 21 HBP— by Mitchell (Pryor). T— 2:48 Hodges. HR— Anderson (2), Foster (18), TotoN IS 3 8 1 TotaN » 4 5 3 Reading at Nashua with three hits and Dave Bergman drove in three runs four innings to chase the Kansas they could use his M mph fastball off Stanley, 7-8. Hal McRae also 51 70 A— SB — Sax (26), Wilson (36). S — One out when winning run scored Glens Falls at Buffalo third-seed Jimmy San Francisco 45 71 .388 24'/j Golf with two triples to lead the Tigers. Dan Petry, making City starter. Beckwith came on at in the starting rotation. The singled twice and the Royals Wednesday's Results 23,176. Anderson. Philadelphia 000 000 001— 3 Vermont at Albany Connors breezed by Montreal 8, San Franisco 3 IP H R ER BB SO Son Diego ON 100 001— 4 aaagaaaaaaaaaaaeaagaaa fellow American his fourth try for his 15th triumph, spaced eight hits that point and, after allowing a 29-year-old right-hander never capitalized on three errors in the Atlanta 7, Pittsburgh 3 Now York (kime-winning RBI — Mortinez (9). Eastern League iinescores over eight innings to raise his record to 15-5. Dopg really got the chance to .start for Frnndz (W 4-1) 7 2-3 5 2 1 1 i W " Andy Kohlberg 6-2, leadoff single through his legs to inning to bury the Red Sox. Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2, II innings 3 LOB— PhllodelphloO, Son Diego4.2B— Minnechaug DeCinces and Fred Lynn homered for California. the Dodgers. Houston 4, Chicago 2 Gardner 1 2 0 0 0 1 Matuszek. 3B — Gwynn. HR — I g.3 _ and No. 2 seed Wade Boggs, set down nine consec­ McRae collected four singles, San Diego 4, Philadelphia 3 Orosco (S 25) 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Me Reynolds Vermont 018 000 0110- 2 01 TWO MAN BEST BALL— Gross- utive batters to cool the Red Sox Beckwith was a bust in .spring knocked in three runs and scored Los Angeles (18), (kirvev (8), Schmidt (23). Albany oio 000 34x__9 10 2 Bill SkInner-Tom Grlgoltls 74, Jay S John McEnroe de- New York 3, Los Angeles 2 ■ V feated Australian off. training for the Royals and opened three others fur the Royals while Thursday's <3omes indians 16. 8iue Jays (Game 1) Volenzuel (L 9-14) 8 4 3 2 5 9 IP H. R ER BB SO Stoll, Smith (7), Murphy (7), Montgom­ Smith-Bill Cosgrove 75, Bob Chlpps- A'a 6, Orioles 1 Howell 1 1 0 0 1 0 Philadelphia ery (8) and Lamar; Bauer, Fischer (8) Jerrv LaPIne 76. Net— Dave Gilbert- Beckwith struck out Bill the season in the bullpen. He even Dwight Evans hit his 24th homer (All Times EOT) \ \ Mark Edmondson, At Baltimore, Carney Lansford extended his hitting Philadelphia (Carlton 11-5) at San TORONTO CLEVELAND Balk— Fernandez 2. T — 3:02. A— Rowley 5 3 3 3 1 3 and (kirrett. W— Bauer (52); L— Stall (8- Bob Young 56, Nils Erickson-Garv Buckner and Marty Barrett in the struggled there and Kansas City and Tony Armas his league- 4X099. 8). ^ " ^2, 6-1, to advance Diego (Draveckv86),4:05p.m. obrhbl abrhM Campbell 2 0 0 0 0 1 Phillips 56, Rich Decker-MIke Frey 56. streak to 19 games with a solo homer and two singles fifth inning and then fanned Gary tried to send him back to the leading 3,3rd for the Red Sox. Pittsburgh (Tudor 76) at Atlanta Garda 2b 4 0 1 0 Butler cf 4 2 10 McGrow 1 0 0 0 0 2 Skins— Nils Erickson, 1st hole and Bill to the third round. and Curt Young, 6-1, scattered 10 hits to lift the A ’s. (Mahler 8-7), 7:^ p.m. lore 3b 0 10 0 Fronco ss 4 3 2 1 Holland (L 5-7) 1-321121 Glens Falls 010 042 000— 7 9 2 Skinner, 10th hole. Closest to pin— • Lendl, ranked No. Astros 6. Cubs 2 San Diego Butfolp 000 001 000— 1 10 3 Jerry LaPIne 9th hole, 12' 2" and Tom Lansford’s homer, his ninth, came off starter Dennis Montreal (Lea 146) at Ssn Francisco Collins If 4 0 2 0 FIschlln ss 1 1 1 1 1 in the world and A (Lacev - ), 10:35 p.m. Moseby cf 3 0 11 Harerv lb 5 2 2 0 Lollar 8 1-3 6 2 2 1 7 Trullllo, Geiger (9) and Dodd; Murphy, Grlgoltls 17th hole, 4' 0". Martinez, 4-7, in the first. 0 1 Gosaoge (W 76) 2-3 2 1 1 0 1 Plerorozio (3), Doyle (6), Ortiz (7) and cham - Friday's (iames Bell rf 0 0 0 0 Thorntn dh 4 2 3 3 CHICAGO HOUSTON Houston at Pittsburgh, night WP— Rowley 2. T— 2:07. A— 21,078. Glass. W— Trullllo (11-2); L— Murphy (2- pion of the tourna­ Yankees’ relief saves day, 3-2 Upshaw 1b 4 0 1 0 Castillo ph 1 0 0 0 Ob r h bl ab r h M 2). HR— Glens Falls, Williams (10). Atlanta at St. Louis, night Aikens dh 2 0 0 0 Holl If 3 110 Cotto cf 4 0 10 Doran 2b 5 12 0 ment, never got on Rangers 6, White Sox 5 Chicogo at Cincinnati, night Barfield cf 1 0 0 0 Vukovch rf 5 1 Veryzer 3 4 2b 2 1 0 0 Revnids ss 5 0 0 0 Expos 8. Giants 3 Ivan Lendl Philadelphia at Los Angeles, night Mulinks 3b 4 0 1 0 Jacoby 3b 3 2 3 2 Reading 100 000 000-1 43 track during the At Chicago, Larry Parrish led off the 10th by NEW YORK (UPl) - Birthday Righetti, who has made the switch Owen 2b 0 0 0 0 Walling 3b 3 0 0 1 Nashua 003 001 Xx— 7 11 O Soccer Meacham singled to left and Montreol at San Diego, night Whitt c 4 0 10 Willord c 5 12 3 Durhm oh 1 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 match which Gonzales, ranked 93 in the world, smashing his 20th homer to lift the Rangers and boy Joe Cowley got a special gift from starter to reliever this scored on Mattingly’s double into New York at San Francisco, night Leach rf 3 0 10 Bernzrd 2b 5 1 1 1 MONTREAL SAN FRANCISCO A. Gonzalez and Telada; F. (kinzalez - dominated from start to finish. from the New York Yankee Matthws If 4 1 1 0 Mmphrv cf 3 2 2 0 Ob r h bl ab r h bl and Goldthorn. W— F. Gonzalez (4-9); L— CTiarlie Hough, 13-10. The loss was the White Sox’ sixth season. “ The save opportunities the right-field corner. Griffin 2b 3 0 0 0 Moreind 1b 4 0 0 0 Cabell 1b 3 110 A. Gonzalez (1-3). Gonzales. 28, broke Lendl’s serve in the second bullpen. Totals 12 I 8 1 Totals 40 16 19 IS- Davis c 3 0 10 Puhl rf 3 2 11 Raines cf 5)11 CDovIs cf 4 1 1 0 in the last seVen games. Dave Schmidt earned his are there. It’s nice to get up in the Toronto 000 000 ON— t Venable rf 5 1 1 1 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 NASL standings set and then won the rest of his serves. The eighth save. Richard Dotson, 12-10, suffered the loss. Cowley gave up seven hits in 5 2-3 pen, prepare yourself and come in With two outs in the Seattlesixth, A'sB,0rioies1 tty » 3 0 12 Bailey c 3 0 3 3 Stenhous If 3 1 1 0 Baker rf 4 0 11 Nety Britoln 002 001 lOO- 4 7 1 Clevelond NOOailx— 16 Woods rf 4 0 10 Knepper o 3 0 1 0 Watertiurv 400 ON Olx— 6 7 1 24-year-old Lendl had his chances, but constantly Greg Walker hit his 16th homer, Harold Baines his innings Wednesday to help the New with a win on the line.” Phil Bradley drew a walk and stole Game-winning RBI — Thorntoon Wohlird ph 1 0 1 1 Leonard If 4 2 3 1 East U Bowa ss 3 0 10 Ctawley p 10 0 0 ^hmld and Scheoffer; Smith, Price (7) York Yankees to a 3-2 victory over OAKLAND BALTIMORE (10 ). Ramsey ss 1 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 4 0 ) 0 W L OF GA BP TP made unforced errors. 22nd and Carlton Fisk his 17th for Chicago. Dave Winfield and Ken Griffey second. Jack Perconte also walked Bosley oh 1 0 0 0 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Carter c 4 0 10 Brenly c 3 0 0 0 W— Smith (55); L— Schmid the Seattle Mariners. abrhM abrhM E— Collins. DP— Toronto 1, Cleveland Eckersly p 3 0 0 0 (4-10). HR— Woterburv, Joyner. Chicago 10. 8 41 X 35 93 had RBI singles in the fourth and Spike Owen singled in Brad­ Hendrsn If 5 0 0 0 Rayford 3b 5 0 2 0 2. Johnsfn ph 1 0 0 0 Driessn 1b 5 2 2 0 Yonobld 3b 4 0 0 0 New York 10 6 31 27 29 X "I don’t remember ever pitching Wallach 3b 4 2 2 3 Welimn ss 4 0 3 0 Shriver In quarterfinals inning that snapped a 1-1 tie. ley. Howell came on and ended the Lansfrd 3b 5 2 3 1 Ford dh 4 0 10 LOB— Toronto 6, Cleveland 9. 2B— TotaN 34 2 6 2 TotoN 11 4 10 5 Toronto 8 8 33 22 23 71 Brewers 8, Twins 4 before on my birthday,” said the Murphy cf 5 0 3 1 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 Jacoby, Rschlln. 3B— Butler. HR— ClleiNO 200 000 000— 2 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 Calvert pinternationai 2 0 0 League0 standings Tampa Bay 7 12 31 49 27 67 MAWHAH, N.J. — Second-seeded Pam Shriver Don Mattingly opened the fourth inning by retiring Davis on a fly to Klngmn dh 5 1 1 0 Murray lb 4 0 0 0 Bernazard (2), Willard (0). SB— Franco Houston OOOlOOIlx— 6 Flynn 2b 4 0 0 0 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 w x t At Minneapolis, Rick Manning slugged a three-run rookie right-hander, who turned with a single to right and moved to right. Bochte lb 5 12 0 Roenick It 4 12 0 (14). SF-Mosebv. Game-winning RBI— Walling (5). Schatzdr p 3 1 3 2 Rabb ph 10 0 0 Vancouver 11 6 X 33 32 96 became the first player to reach the quarterfinals homer and Dion James had four hits to power the 26. “ I felt I had a good fastball Heath c 4 0 2 2 MYoung rt 4 0 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO James p 0 0 0 0 Cornell p^ 0 0 0 0 W L Pet. GB second on a passed ball by Bob Former Yankee Jim Beattie, vzer, Eckerslev, Owen. Columbus 7) 46 .607 — Minnesota 10 6 X X X X of a $150,000 women’s tournament Wednesday Brewers. Jim Gantner added three to the Brewers’ today, but I just didn’t have good MDavIs rf 2 1 0 1 Shelby cf 4 0 10 Toronto PP— Chicago 1. LOB-^hlcago 9, Hous- Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 San Diego 9 9 X X 27 75 night with a 7-6 (7-4), 6-1 victory over Etsuko Kearney. Winfield singled in Mat­ 9-13, went all the way to drop his Hill ss 4 13 1 Dauer 2b 4 0 2 0 Leal (L 126) 5 2-3 13 10 10 4 3 ton Totals 39 8 12 8 Totals 3S 3 9 2 Pawtucket 65 54 .546 7 Tulsa 6 10 29 31 X 64 17-hit attack. location.” tingly and took second on the throw fifth straight decision. Phillips 2b 2 0 0 0 Dempsey c 4 0 0 0 Key 1 1-3 4 3 3 3 3 8- 7B— Bailey. 3B— Doran. SB— Montreal 000 023 201— 8 Toledo 64 54 .542 7'/] (k)lden Bay 5 11 43 X X X Inoue in a third-roun(l game. Excellent relief work by the Totals 37 6 14 6 Totats 37 1 10 1 Leach 1 2 3 3 2 0 Son FrancNco 000101 010— 1 Maine 62 53 .539 8 home. After Steve Kemp fouled The Mariners had their chances, Mumphrey Richmond 60 60 .500 12Vi (Teams receive six paints (or a victory Shriver, nursing a sore shoulder, finally figured Yankee bullpen saved the day. Jay G E Oakland 100021200— 6 Cleveland (11). S— Cabell. SF— Walling. Game-winning RBI— SchaNeder (2). and four points for a victory hi a out, Griffey followed with a single but stranded 12 men. Manager Del Tidewater 57 61 .483 14V] out the hard serving-style of the Japanese Inoue. Baltimore 000 001000— 1 Schulze (W 26) 9 8 1 1 1 1 IP H R ER BB SO E— Wellman, Schatzeder,Ollver. DP— ihoetout. One Bonus Point Is awarded (or NL roundup Howell, whose ER A is 0.79 over his to left, putting the Yankees ahead Game-winning RBI — Lansford (7), WP— Key, Schulze. T — 2:25. San Francisco 1. LOB— lltontreal 6, San Syracuse 50 68 .424 21V] " I got a lucky cord shot on the second point of Crandall called it "a total team Chicago Rochester 42 75 .359 29 each goal scored In regulation up to a last 22 appearances, held Seattle in 3-1, effort. E— D. Martinez, Lansford. DP— Oak­ Eckerslev (L 6-7) 8 10 6 4 3 1 Francisco 6. 2B— C. Davn, Wohiford, maximum of three per team.) the tie-breaker to get back a mini-break and the \ land 1, Baltimore 2. LOB— Oakland 8, Wellman, Schotzeder. 3B— Schatzeder. Wednesday's Results check with 2 2-3 innings of hitless Seattle opened the scoring in the Houston Richmond 3, Tidewater 1 Wednesday's Results double-fault later opened the door,” said Shriver, B a ltim o re 10. 2B — R ayford, Knepper (W 126) 7 5 2 0 2 4 HR New York Z San Diego 0 relief. Dave Righetti got the final first. With two outs, Alvip Davis Bochte, Indians 4.8iue Jays 3 (Game 2) — Wallach (17), Leonard (18), Venable Rochester 6, Syracuse 3,1st, 7 Innings who is seeded behind Martina Navratilova. “ We ju.st couldn’t come through Dowley 12-3 1 0 0 1 0 Syracuse 5, Rochester 4,2nd, 7 Innings Vancouver 5, Tampa Bay 3 Rapp goes out two outs for his 21st save. It was his singled to left and Ken Phelps drew to drive in the runs, especially Roenlcke Z M. Young. HR— Lansford (9). DIPIno (S 11) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 (1). SB— Raines (46). S— Schatzeder. Thursday's Game SF— M. Davis. IP H R ER B B SD Maine 2, Toledo 1,1st, 7 Innings ninth save in his last nine save a walk. A1 Cowens then singled to Knepper pitched to 2 batters In 8th. Toledo 6, Maine 0,2nd, 7 Innings (All Times EDT) early in the game," said Crandall. IP H R ER BBSO TORONTO CLEVELAND HBP— by Knepper (Veryzer). T — Montreal Chicogo at Tulso, 9 p.m. USA beats Canada, 5-4 situations. left to score Davis. Oofclond abrhM abrhM 2^29. Schatzeder (W 6-3) 8 9 2 ) 0 2 Columbus 5, Pawtucket 2 “ It was a case again of not Thursday's Games Frhtav'sOome ’’We’re winning more now and CYoung (W 4-1) 9 10 1 1 1 1 Garcia 2b 7 1 2 0 Carter cf 7 12 1 A— 19,999. James 1 0 0 0 1 2 Toronto at Minnesota, 8:X p.m. EDMONTON — Former Olympian Pat LaFon- New York tied the score in the providing any support for Jim Baltimore Collins cf 4 0 0 0 Franco ss 6 2 4 0 San FrancNco Richmond at Columbus taine scored two goals in a 21-second span, with a victory we’re playing much better,” said bottom of the inning when Bobby (Beattie).’’ DMartInez (L 4-7) 5 7 4 4 2 1 Whitt c 1 0 0 0 Horgrv 1b 2 0 0 1 Calvert (L 2-3) 6 8 6 5 0 1 Tidewater at Toledo Underwood 2 5 2 2 0 3 Bell If 7 0 2 1 Perkins 1b 1 0 0 0 Reds 3, Cardinais 2 Lavelle 12)111 Maine at Rochester including the game winner, Wednesday to lift Brown 2 2 0 0 1 0 Johnsn dh 6 0 2 0 Thorntn dh 4 0 0 0 Cornell 2 2 1 1 0 1 Pawtucket at Syracuse, 2 Team USA to 5-4 victory over Team Canada in By United Press International D. Martinez pitched to 2 batters In 5th. Barfield rf 6 1 4 2 Hall If 2 0 0 1 Calvert pitched to 1 batter In 7th. Friday's Games ■ WP— Underwood. T— 2:33. A— 16,249. Upshaw 1b 7 0 2 0 Castillo ph 0 0 0 1 CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS PB— Carter, Brenly. T— 2:37. Maine ot Rochester Canada Cup exhibition play in the Northlands NFL roundup Martinez c 2 0 0 0 Willard c 10 0 0 ab r h bl ob r h bl Richmond at Columbus Football Coliseum. The record will state that on the day Vern Rapp Moseby rf 2 0 0 0 Vukovch rf 5 0 0 0 Redus cf 4 0 10 McGee cf 5 0 2 0 Tidewater at Toledo • # • # # # • # • # LaFontaine’s goals came early in the third went out a winner, he was still a loser. Brewers 8,Twin84 loro 3b 3 0 10 Jacoby 3b 0 0 0 0 Milner cf 10 10 Herr 2b 5 110 Pawtucket at Syracuse Mulinks 3b 2 0 0 0 Tabler 3b 2 0 0 0 Oester 2b 5 0 10 Penditn 3b 5 0 2 0 Major league leaders period with Team USA leading 3-2,restoring a Perceived by many players as an uninspiring Griffin ss 2 0 0 0 Rschlln 3b 3 1 1 0 Cnepen 3b 4 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 5 0 0 0 internationai League iinescores NFL standings three-goal edge the Americans had built up over manager, Rapp was fired as skipper of the Cincinnati Payton in no rush for record MILWAUKEE MINNESOTA Fernndz ss 6 1 4 0 Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Parker rf 5 0 0 0 Vn Slyk If 4 0 0 0 Batting Reds Wednesday night, but not before he was given a abrhM abrhM the first two periods. Bando c 4 0 10 Esasky lb 4 10 0 Porter c 3 110 (Based on 3.1 plate appearances x pra Mnion final victory. Mannng cf 5 3 2 3 Puckett cf 5 0 2 0 Butler cf 2 0 10 Cedeno If 4 2 2 0 LSmIth ph 0 0 0 1 number otgomeseach team has Moved) Richmond OlOOOOOOO— 390 Despite being outgunned 9-8 in the first period, Gantner 2b 5 0 3 1 Meier If 4 0 11 Tidewater 001000 000— 1 11 Amerlcon Conferenn Rapp's final game went 11 innings before the Reds By United Press International day’s exhibition game against the Cowboys’ starting quarterback Totols SS 1 17 1 TotoN 41 4 9 4 Gulden c 5 0 2 2 Sutter p 0 0 0 0 National League W L T Pet. , Canada had the superior scoring chances but Yount ss 5 0 2 1 Brown ph 1 1 1 0 Two out when winning run scored Foley ss 3 0 0 0 Speler ph 10 0 0 g Ob -r h pet. Jones, Reiter (8), Clay (8) and (}wen; snapped a five-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over Cincinnati Bengals. slot, will miss tonight’s game with Cooper lb 3 0 2 1 Hatchr dh 5 14 0 Holman, Olwine (5), Leach (6), Anderson Seattle 0 0 1.0X 73 27 failed to capitalize. Toronto 100 001000100 0— 3 Tibbs p 3 0 ) 1 Green )b 4 0 0 0 Gwynn, SD 119 467 77 168 .360 Miami 0 0 1.0X S3 10 the St. Louis Cardinals. Walter Payton will enter the This will be Payton’s pre-season a slight elbow injury. White will Ogllvle If 5 0 11 Hrbek 1b 2 0 11 Cleveland NO ON 0001001— 4 Power p 0 0 0 0 Lyons ss 2 0 0 0 Ray, Pitt 114 388 47 124 .320 (8) and Gibbons. W— Jones (4-9); L— SImmns dh 5 0 1 0 Brnnsky rf 5 0 1 1 Game-winning RBI — Corter (4). Franco p 0 0 0 0 Jorgnsn ph 0 0 0 0 Holman (7-11). y Pittsburgh 0 0 1.0X S2 31 The 56-year-oId Rapp, who piloted the fifth-place regular season about 700 yards shy debut and the Bears’ offense can share time with rookie Steve Cruz, Hou 121 454 75 145 .319 Houston 1 0 .SX 53 47 Tiffany Ice wins Sanford Lozado pr 0 1 0 0 (kietti 3b 4 110 E— Tabler, Fernandez. DP— Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 Landrm pr 0 0 0 0 Sandberg, Chi 117 483 83 154 .319 Cincinnati Reds to a 51-70 record, will be replaced by Pete Rose. of Jim Brown’s all-time rushing sure use him. The team is 0-2 in the Pelluer, who will serve as the Romero 3b 5 1 1 O ^Teufel 2b 4 0 10 Cleveland Hume p 1 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 Washington, Atl 90 331 56103 .311 (1st, 7 Innings) 1 0 .5X 34 X Schroedr c 4 1 Laudner c 4 0 2 1 Syracuse 0001X0— 111 2 Denver 1 0 .SX 34 X Tiffany Ice took the lead entering the stretch Rose, a Cincinnati native, played for the Reds for 16 record. But he won’t be in any rush pre-season after falling to St. club’s No. 3 signal caller. 1 1 1; LOB— Toronto 20, Cleveland 13. HR— Nieto c 10 0 0 Brenly SF 104 347 49 107 .308 LA Raiders James rf 5 2 4 0 Jimenez ss 3 1 0 0 Barfield (11). SB— Upshaw (8), Franco Kepshire p 2 0 0 0 Rochester 010 OX x— 6101 .5X 31 Wednesday and rambled to a 4>A-length victory in years and will take over as player-manager to reach the mark. Chicago Bears Louis, 19-10, and Green Bay, 17-10. Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll is Dernier, Chi 107 394 71 121 .307 Ceruttl, Musselman (5), Gilliam (6) San Diego 1 1 0 .500 30 34 David ph 10 0 0 (IS), Fernandez (2), Barfield (5). S— Braun ph 10 11 Leonard, SF 105 404 62 124 .307 Buffalo the $85,500 Sanford Stakes at Saratoga. Thursday. coach Mike Ditka will make sure of Chicago will go with Jim McMa­ Totals 42 8 17 8 Totals 38 4 14 4 Collins, Bando X S F -^a ll, Hargrove. Howe ss 10 0 0 and Stenhouse; Martin, Hoover (5) and 1 1 0 .500 26 20 also facing a quarterback di­ Hernandez, NY 113 398 54120 .302 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 35 41 The 2-year-old gray colt, ridden by Greg that. hon at quarterback due to Bob Milwaukee 100 » i 004— 8 IP H R ER B B SO Totals 40 1 8 1 TotaN 19 2 7 2 COavIs, SF 98 364 63109 .299 Rosado. W— Hoover (1-0); L— Rapp, who managed the St. Louis Cardinals in 1977 lemma, with David Woodley and Minnesota 000 ill 001— 4 Toronto Cincinnati ON 000100 01— 3 Musselman Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 29 44 McCarron, won $51,300 in the 71st running of the Payton is third on the all-time Avellini’s back injury. McMahon, American League Kansas City 0 2 0 .000 30 46 and part of ’78, was hired after last season to take over Mark Malone trying to earn the Game-winning RBI — Yount (7). Acker 4 3 1 1 3 1 St. LouN 000 000 01100— 2 g Ob r h pet. (1-2). HRs— Syracuse, Keller (X ); Ro­ Sanford. He outran four others and ran the six rushing list with 11,625 yards, but considered the Bears’ starting ^^DP— Milwaukee 2. LOB— Milwaukee (Soft 5 X3 3 2 1 2 3 Game-winning RBI— Gulden (4). chester, Hernondez (15). NY Jets 0 2 0 .000 32 57 starting assignment. Winfield, NY 99 409 77 141 .345 New England 0 2 0 .000 33 furlongs in 1:10 4-5. for Russ Nixon. He inherited a 74-88 team and it the 10-year veteran is recovering Key (L 3-5) 3 3 1 1 3 3 DP— Cincinnati 1, St. Louis 1. LOB— Mattingly, NY 110 427 67 145 ,340 71 quarterback, combined with Avel- g Cincinnati Bengals General Minnesota 10. 2B— Hatcher 2, (kietti, Cleveland Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 7. 2B— Redus, (2nd, 7 Innings) National ConferenM Other feature race winners included Dowery appeared that the Reds weren’t going to finish much from off-season knee surgery that Hrbek, Minn 106 406 57 132 .325 St. Louis 2 0 0 1.000 33 lini to complete 12 passes for 127 Manager Paul Brown said with­ Simmons, Yount. HR— Manning (7). SF— Easterly 5 26 6 2 2 2 4 MeCSee. SB— Cedeno 2 (9), PendIHon 2 Easier, Bos 117 451 62142 .315 Syracuse 1X0110— S 70 20 better this year. Cooper, Schroeder. Rodiester 1M X I a— 4110 New Orleans 2 0 0 1.000 65 41 ($3.60) at Calder, Fair Ribbons ($9) at Monmouth could slow his chase to surpass the yards against Green Bay. drawing the club’s contract offer to Camacho 316 7 0 0 0 0 (9). Baines, Chi 112 433 55 135 .312 Dallas IP H R ER BB SO Smith 1 2 1 1 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO Williams, Gilliam (6), Musselman (7) 2 0 0 1.000 55 X Park, Prospector’s Queen ($8.20) at Keystone With two outs in the 11th inning Wedneday, Cesar immortal Brown, who rushed for In other developments: University of Arizona linebacker Mlhwaukee Ripken, Balt 119 469 73146 .311 and Hernandez; Ramirez, (kinzalez (6i NY Giants 1 1 0 .500 66 46 Jeffcoat (W 4-1) 3 2 0 0 2 1 Cincinnati Murray, Balt 119 432 66134 .310 Minnesata Park, Silvery Honey ($2.80) at Arlington Park Cedeno singled off Bruce Sutter, 4-4, stole second and 12,312 yards in his 9-year career • The Cowboys and Steelers Ricky Hunley this week came with Caldwell (W 6-10) 6 8 3 3 2 1 Smith pitched to 1 batter In 11th. Tibbs 8 6 2 2 1 9 and Sanchez. W— Williams (8-9); L— 1 1 0 .500 44 35 Trammell, Get 102 413 65 128 .310 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 41 and Thundering Heart ($4) at Suffolk Downs. scored on Brad Gulden’s single to center to make a with the Cleveland Browns. Pitts­ play tonight in a nationally tele­ Tellmann (S 4) 3 6)110 HBP— by Acker (Jacoby). WP— Power 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Boggs, Bos 115 449 75 138 .X7 Ramirez (36). HRs— Syracuse, Hol­ 42 the survival of his club in mind. Minnesota Acker. Franco 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 man San Francisco } 1 0 .500 33 31 winner of Tom Hume, 4-12. burgh’s Franco Harris is second on vised game and quarterbacks Motley, KC 109 378 48114 .302 Washington 1 1 0 .500 36 • Tlie Kansas City Chiefs Schrom (L 46) 31-3 9 3 3 1 1 T — 4:23. A— 6,101. Hume (W 4-12) 2 1 0 0 0 1 Home Runs (8), McGrIff (11); Rochester, Sheets (8). 34 "We played the same,” said Gulden. "We played the all-time list with 11,950 yards. from both teams will be looking to Fllson 4 2-3 4 2 2 3 0 St. LouN (Sreen Bay \ 1 0 .500 34 41 HIs winning ways return waived veteran linebacker Louis National League — Murphy, Atl 27; Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .333 51 hard and we came out on top. That’s what we try to do Ditka says he won’t hesitate to stake claims for starting positions. Lysander 16 2 2 2 0 0 Kepshire 8 4 2 2 4 7 Carter, Mil 23 and Schmidt, Phil 23; (1st, 7 Innings) 66 Haynes and free-agent running Whitehouse 2-321111 Lahti 1 0 0 0 0 0 Toledo 1X0X0— 120 Philadelphia 0 2 0 .000 31 X VIAREGGIO, Italy — Italian world record all the time.” bench his star running back if he Gary Hogeboom, who is chal­ Marshall, LA 20; Cev, Chi, Foster, NY, Chicago 0 2 0 .000 20 back Ernie Goolsby. The moves Fllson pitched to 1 batter In 9lh. Sutter (L 46) 2 4 1 1 1 3 Leonard, SF and McRevnolds, SDN. Maine X 2 0 X x— 2S2 X bolder Pietro Mennea, shut out of the medals at complains of discomfort in Satur­ lenging Danny White for the HBP— by Fllson (Gantner). T — 2:57. A Tibbs pitched to 2 batters In 9th. Havens and Reed; Anderson and LA Rams 0 2 0 .000 20 X reduces the active roster to 68 6 — 3X954. Tigers8.Angeis3 American League — Armas, Bos 33; Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 27 66 Los Angeles last week at his fourth successive Expos 8, Giants 3 Espino. W— Anderson (6-9); L— 6 T— 3:12. A— 22,723. Kingman, Oak 29; Parrish, Del 27; Murphy, Oak and Thornton, Clev 25. Havens Thursday's Gome Olympics, returned to winning ways Wednesday At San Francisco, pitcher Dan Schatzeder helped CALIFORNIA DETROIT (10-8). (All Tlmx EDT) Golf roundup Rangers 6, White Sox 5 abrhM abrhM Runs Batted In Pittsburgh at Dallas, 9 p.m. with a victory in the 200 meters at an international his own cause by going 3-for-3 and driving in two runs Graves 7. Pirates 3 National League —s'Carter, Mtl 84; Fridav's Gam x Pettis cf 4 0 2 1 Whitakr 2b 5 2 1 1 Davis, Chi 77; Schmidt, Phil 73; (Bid, 7 innings) track and field meet. to lead the Expos. Schatzeder, 6-3, pitched eight TEXAS CHICAIM Wllfong 3b 4 0 1 0 Trmmll dh 5 0 1 0 Toledo 1 X X 1 0— 690 New England at Washington, 8p.m. Hernandez, NY 70, Leonard, SF, St. Louis at Seattle, 10:X p.m. Mennea, 32, who still hasn’t ruled out innings. Mark Calvert, 2-3, took the loss. abrhM abrhM Lynn rf 4 111 Garbey 1b 3 0 3 0 PITTSBURGH ATLANTA Mumphrey, Hou and Murphy, Atl 70. Maine 0X0X0— 021 Sample If 4 2 10 RLow cf 4 0 10 (JeCIncs 3b 4 1 1 1 Bergmn 1b 2 0 2 3 Obrhbl abrhM Yett and Smith; Reed, Romero (4) and Sohirday's O am « competing in the 1988 Olympic Games at Seoul, American League - Kingman, Oak 95; Cincinnati at Chicago, 7 p.m. Ward cf 4 2 2 0 Fisk c 5 2 2 1 Jacksn dh 4 0 10 Parrish c 4 0 0 0 Wynne cf 4 0 0 0 Royster ss 3 1 0 0 Dovls, Sea 92; Armas, Bos 89, Murray, P. /fllson. W— Yett (12-7); L— Reed (96). clocked 20.48 seconds and stayed a full two paces Watson hungry for title sweep Bell 3b 5 0 12 Baines rf 4 2 4 2 Beniquz If 4 0 0 0 Herndon If 3 1 1 0 Mazzllll If 3 110 Oberkfll 3b 3 2 1 0 Balt and Rice, Bos 86; HR— Toledo, Weaver 2 (14). Cleveland at Kansos City, 8:X p.m. ahead of second-place Jacques Boussemart of Braves 7, Pirates 3 Parrish rf 4 2 1 1 Walker dh 5 1 1 2 Sconirs 1b 3 0 10 Jones If 10 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 3 1 2 0 Colts at Denver, 9 p.m. Slolen Bases Detroit at Buffalo, 6 p.m. France. At Atlanta, Steve Bedroslan and Gene Garber O'Brien 1b 3 0 0 0 Hairston If 4 0 1 0 (Srlch ph 1 0 0 0 Lemon cf 4 110 Ray 2b 3 10 0 Murphy cf 4 1 2 3 National League — Samuel, Phil 56; Columbus 0X0X001— S92 BIRM INGHAM , Ala. (U P l) - Sarazen as the only golfers to win JoAnne Garner would want After Wright dh 5 0 4 2 Smalley 3b 4 0 0 0 Narron c 3 0 10 Gibson rf 3 3 2 0 Thmpsn 1b 2 0 0 0 Chmbis 1b 3 1 0 0 Pawtucket 0X110000— 2S1 (keen Bay at L.A. Rams, 10 p.m. Two Americans took the top two places in the combined on a seven-hitter and Glenn Hubbard Wiggins, SO 51; Raines, Mtl 46; Redus, New Orleans at Houston, 9 p.m. Tom Watson needs a PGA cham­ the four ’’majors.” all, her 5-foot-7 frame can more Kunkel ss 3 0 0 1 Cruz 2b 0 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 1 1 0 0 Brookns ss 3 0 3 2 Pena c 3 111 Linares If 4 111 cm 41; Wilson, NY 36. Faulk, Brown (6) and Bradley, O'Berry smacked a three-run double to highlight a six-run first Brown ph 1 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 3 1 0 1 Gonzalz 3b 4 0 1 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 3 (7); Burn, Dorsey (6) and Sullivan. W— N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 8 p.m. 400 meters hurdles, with Dave Patrick winning in pionship to complete his sweep of "The adrenalin is starting to diplomatically be referred to as Scott c 2 0 0 0 Sciulres ph 1 0 0 0 American Leogue — Henderson, inning that carried the Braves. Bedroslan, 9-6, Rivers ph 1 0 0 0 Paclork 1b 3 0 0 0 PIcclolo ss 0 0 0 0 Boker ss 0 0 0 0 Lacy rf 4 0 12 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Oak Brown (4-3); L— Dorsey (53). HR— Philadelphia at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 50.39 seconds, well off the Olympic gold medal golf’s four major titles, and he’s pump — it will be pumping more pleasantly plump. Totals 13 3 3 Totols 36 14 7 Berra ss 4 0 10 Bedrosin p 2 0 0 0 Columbus, Heath (7). San Francisco at San Diego, 9 p.m. Yost C 1 0 0 0 VLjOW 2b 4 0 0 0 8 8 47; Pettis, Cal 42; Collins, Tor 40; pace of 47.75 of his compatriot Edwin Moses.' permitted five hits over five innings to pick up the hungry to get it this week on a tomorrow,” said Watson. "You bet • But the moniker does not refer to Wllkrsn 2b 4 0 0 0 Dvbznsk ss 3 0 0 0 collfomla 001 100 0M>— 3 Rhoden p 2 0 2 0 Garber p 10 0 0 Butler, Clev 38; Garcia, Tor 34. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 8 p.m. victory. Rick Rhoden, 10-9, was the loser. Luzinsk ph 1 0 0 0 Detroit 010101 iix— 0 Tunnell p 0 0 0 0 •••••••••baabbbbbbaaa# Sunday's Gome Second was Burt Williams in 50.47, trailed by course designed by his longtime I still feel I can win it.” Gamer’s physical attributes. One Pitching Miami at L.A. Raiders, 4 p.m. Jamaican Kenneth Gray in 50.52. Fletchr ss 0 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Johnson (7). Frobel rf 10 0 0 Victories adversary Jack Nicklaus. In addition to Watson and view of her powerful swing under­ TetoN 16 6 9 6 TotoN 38 S 9 S E— wllfong, Sconlers. DP— California Totals 10 1 7 3 TotaN 29 7 7 7 National League— Anduiar,StL1S-11; Thursoay, Aug. X Nicklaus. the 66th annual PGA TexcM iinonoool—6 1, Pittsburgh 0001001100— 3 Clevelond at Phllodelphla,7p.m. Astros 6, Cubs 2 "There is more pressure, no lines the true "big." Lea, Mtl 14N; Pena, LA, WhINon, SD Championship — with a purse of CMOOBO lot 003 000 0— s Detroit Z LOB— California 4, Detroit 8. Attanta MOONOOx— 7 and Soto, CIn 12-6; Show, SD 12-7; Transactions Son Diego at L.A. Rams, 10 p.m. A -N game stays In Phllly At Houston, Bob Knepper and two relievers question,” said Watson after a And the “ Momma" part? Gome-Winning RBI — Parrish (10). 2B— Pettis, Wllfong, Whitaker, (jibson. Game-Winning RBI — Murphy (9). Friday, Aug. M $700,000 including $125,000 to the 38 Knepper, Hou 12-8; Koosman, Phil 12-10. combined on a six-hitter and rookie Mark Bailey went final tuneup Wednesday over the "JoAnne isn’t really the mom of E— Bell. DP— Texas 1. LOB— Texas 8, E— Linares. DP— PltNburgh 1, Atlanta American League — Petry, Det 15-5; Denver at Atlanta, 8 p.m. P H ILAD ELP H IA — The tradition of playing Chicago 7. 2B— Parrish, Wright. 3B— — Pettis, BergmanX HR— DeCInces (IS), 2. LOB— Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 3. 2B— Basketball Detroit at Cincinnati, 7 p.m. 3-for-3 with three RBI to lift the Astros to a three-game lush par-72,7,145-yard Shoal Creek winner — has attracted a stellar the LPGA Tour,” said Nancy Lynn (IS). SB— Sconlers (1),Johnson(8). Hubbard, Mazzllll, Rhoden, Berra. SB— Morris, Det 15-8; NIekro, NY 146; LA Lakers — Signed forward Earl Jones, Kansas City at New England, 7:X p.m. the Army-Navy football game in Philadelphia field, including defending cham­ Lopez, ’’but she’s helped a lot of us Baines. HR— Baines (22), Fisk (17), Bpddl^er, Bolt 146; Hough, Tex and o first-round draft choice from the sweep. Knepper, 12-8, went seven innings and allowed course, Walker (16), Parrish (20). SB— Sample S— Brookens. Pena (7), Washington (16). S— Pena. Viola, Minn 13-10; McGregor, Balt 13-11. Miami at Tampa Bay, io jn . will continue for at least eight of the next nine ”It’s the major championship I pion Hal Sutton, Masters champ like our own parents would.” (11). S— Kunkel. SF— Kunkel. IP H RERBBSO IP H R ER BBSO University of the District of Columbia. Minnesota at St. Louis,lnxp.m. five hits. Dennis Eckersley, 6-7, took the loss. Earned Run Average HOfJiev years, as city officials and the t'-'o U.S. military Ben Crenshaw, U.S. Open champ IP H R ER BB SO Collfomla ’ PltNburgh (BasM on 1 Inning x number ol games N.Y. Jets at L.A. Raiders, 9 p.m. haven’t won. I feel if I don’t win the ’rhat is high praise from Lopez, TeXOi John (L 7-10) 6 10 4 3 1 3 Rhodn (L 10-9) 4 1-3 6 7 7 4 6 each team has Mayed) NY Rangers — Signed defenseman Seattle at San Francisco, 9 p.m. academies inked a contract for the games. PGA it would be one thing I really Fuzzy Zoeller and British Open especially since she, Camer and 10 Hough (W 13-10) 9 9 5 5 2 5 Kaufman 16 2 1 1 1 1 Tunnell 1 2-3 0 0 0 ) 0 Steve Richmond Saturday, Aug. X "As long as there is an Army-Navy game, I Padres 4, Phillies 3 Curtis 1 1 3 1 1 0 Tekulve 2 1 0 0 0 2 National l^ g u e — Pena, LA 2.M; (3uebec — Signed Swedish defenseman Colts at (keen Bay, 8 p.m. missed out on in my career.” champ Seve Ballesteros. others of the LPGA’s elite begin Schmidt (SO ) 1 0 0 0 0 0 McWilliams, Pitt 2.50; Dravecky, SD Roger Hoegglund. hope it will be played in Philadelphia,” said CMCO0O Sanchez X3 1 0 0 0 0 Atlanta 2.M; Candelaria, Pitt 2.61; Hershlser, LA Houston at Dallos, 9 p.m. At San Diego, Carmelo Martinez’ one-out bases- Watson has won five British battling in today’s first round of the Dotson (L 1M0) 10 9 6 6 6 3 Detroit Bedroslan (W 96) 5 5 3 3 4 4 SOCCM* Pittsburgh at N.Y. Giants, 8p.m. Mayor Wilson Goode. “ Even though I’m a former ioaded single in the bottom of the ninth lifted the Opens, two Masters and one U.S. LPGA event starting $200,000 World Championship of Petry (W 15-5) 8 8 3 3 1 5 (kirber (S 5) 4 2 0 0 0 5 Minnesota (NASL) — Acquired and Washington at New (kleans, 1 p.m. Hough pitched to 2 batters In 10th. American l^ g u e — Davis, Balt 2.45; signed forward Ricardo Alonso from Army man, some of my best friends are in the Padres. Steve Garvey and Kevin McReynolds hit solo Open. A victory here would put him Women's Golf. HBP— by Hough (Hairston, R. Law). Hernandez 100000 Bedroslan pitched to 1 batter In 6th. Stieb, Tor 2.49; Burris, Oak and Mason, _ Sunday, Aug. X SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio T— 2:46. A— 33,940. . T— 2:19. A— 12,957. Golden Bay In exchange far forward Chicago vs. Buffalo at Indlanowlls, 1 Navy. Today, I am both Army and Navy.” homers for San Diego while Mike Schmidt hit one for in the company of Nicklaus, Gary WP— Dotson. T— 3:02. A— 38,900. 7ex 2.73; NIekro, NY 2.75. (kidfrev Ingram. (U P l) - - “ Big Momma” doesn’t Garner is the two-time defending the Phillies. < Player, Ben Hogan and Gene sound like the- sort of nickname champion. - l» - MANCHKSTKR HKRALD, Thursday. Aug. 16. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 16, 1984 - 19 643-2711 I, Classified.. 44 Household Goods 62 Business Opportunities 22 Store/Office Space For advertisements to be TAG SALE SIGN Rates Notices Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc. for Sale 63 published Monday, the dead­ ■ M •fj ,> 24 Misc. for Rent 46 Home and Garden 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday Losf/Found Employment Info. Are things piling up? Then why not^haw a TAG SALE? 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets 65 $3.00 for one day Personals...... Instruction Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items 66 P e r W o rd : A J The b e s P way to announceounce f*' It Is with ‘ “a Herald Tag Sale Announcements Recreational Items 67 1-2 days ,20ointments. greet pati­ for busy automo­ ment. on/Equal Opportunity ware, 646-5707. Mgh profit beslaata. $520, heat and hot water PRICE — Father and son. stone. Call 643-9504. Employer, M/F. large commercial pro­ Fast, dependable ser­ ents, simple book­ tive office. Diversi­ Cull 646-1324 $20,000.00 lavattmaat In­ Included. BIssell and keeping and typing CLERK — Shipping and ject. Permanent year vice. Painting, Paper­ PICK YOUR OWN — fied duties. Benefit receiving. New and fast round work. Call 228-4313. cludes baglanlng lavaatory, Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. STORAGE SPACE hanging & Removal. Call WANT Occasionally assist lixta rtt, MMlIaa, tralalag, Stringbeans, Pickling Cu- Package. Experi­ growing company. Call AVAILABLE — 3500 sq. 6444)585 or 644-0036. cumbers. Squash, doctors to examine pa­ CLERK/TYPIST NURSE RECEPTIONIST paad opaalng and air tare EAST HARTFORD — 2 ft. Smaller areas also tients. $5.50 per hour enced preferred • TOa S ME 1-749-8840. (1) parton to corporitn train­ Tomatoes, also other Ve­ MAKERS — For Manchester doc­ bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ available. Call 633-6272 TO SEND to start. Resume, refer­ but not necess- Opening for fast, ac­ ing cantor. ter, appliances, carpet: getables. Natsiskv Farm, ences. Needed immed­ Minimum 10 yra. aircraft ax- curate, experienced COOKS, MALE/FE- tor's office Immediately. to r Information. 644-0304. sary. Please call. parlence Night shift open­ MALE — Cooks wanted, RN/LPN or Medical As­ n a aanciwtE too mroaManon $425 per month. Call 289- BulMIng/Controctlng 53 YOUR MESSAGE iately. ings typist. Duties also cau Tou ran ieta-ai44» full time and part time. sistant. Apply: Box X, 0000 between 10am an^. Call 649-8571 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 involve general cler­ FINANCING AVAILAUi 5pm, Monday thru Wanted to Rent HRYSANTHEMUMS — Nights and some wee­ c/o The Manchester Many varieties. 29 Moun­ • SHEET METAL ical office work. Herald. For Quollfiod Applicanti Friday. FROM WORKERS kends. Good pay and FARRAND REMODEL­ tain Road, Glasonbury, Apply in person: benefits available. ING — Cabinets, roofing, near MInnechaug Golf All around experience on WANTED: BABYSIT­ EAST HARTFDRD — 1 production and prototype Apply: Ground Round, HOUSING LEADS FOR gutters, room additions, Course. HERE GERBER SCIENTIFIC TER for 21 month old In bedroom, heat, hot wa­ sheel metal components. 3025 Main Street, Glas­ Situation Wanted 23 MCC STUDENTS — If decks, all types of remo­ EAST HARTFORD Night shift opvtings. INSTRUMENT CO. tonbury, 659-0162. my home. 5om-8am, ter, appliances, carpet­ you have a room suitable deling and repairs. FREE 83 Garber Rd. Wait Tuesday-Frlday. $2.50 ing, next to park. $375 per to rent to a Manchester TO CARRIERS NEEDED month. Call 289-0000 be­ estimates. Fully Insured. • LA Y O U T 8outh Wlndior, CT 00074 SEWING MACHINE OP­ per hour. Lake Street Community College stu­ Telephone 643-6017, after Pets 6S INSPECTORS ERATORS— Established area, Bolton. Call 646- HOUSEWDRK WANTED tween 10am and 5pro, dent please call the Coun­ 6pm, 647-8509. THERE? In thuM urMC Five years minimum experi­ nationwide pillow manu­ 4016. — Experienced, referen­ Monday thru Friday. seling Office ot 647-6062 to ence on eheel melal or preci­ MANAGEMENT TRAINEE facturer has Immediate ces. Own transportation. be Included on our Hous­ sion machined aircraft parts LEON CIESZYNSKI DOG TRAINING OBE­ Prudential Insurance Co. is full time openings. Expe­ NURSES AIDES — 7am- Manchester area only. 118 MAIN STREET — ing List. BUILDER— New homes, Alexander Dr. Bancroft Rd. Day and night ahitt openings. seeking a saies and sendee Call 649-5007 afternoons. Three room heated DIENCE CLASSES — representative for the Man­ rience preferred. Day 3pm and 3pm-11pm. Full additions, remodeling, or part time. Become one apartment, hot waterl Starting August 20th, In Cheney Lane Excellent working condi­ chester area. Starting salary shift. 5 day week, full rec rooms, garages, kit­ Bolton. Call 643-9839 or Davis Rd. up to $500 per week benefit program. Includ­ of our dedicated nurses security, no appliances^ Roommotet Wanted 48 chens remodeled, cell- tions in an air conditioned $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 872-4588 tor registration. Whitehall Dr. plant. Overtime and CsH M on. • Frt., 9 a.m. • 4 p.m., ing sewing Incentive. aides that truly enlovs Inas. to th tile, dormers, Sunrise Lane 64D-8492. EOE, M/F. helping our elderly pa­ Real Estate weekdays. Colorful Birds, appliqued company benefits. Apply at: Plllowtex m 8wig. Residential or from leftover bits of bias AKC SHELTIE, MALE, Coro., 49 Regent Street, tients. Certified aides FEMALE — Middle commercial. 649-4291. 8155 Strong Dr. Famham Dr. DYNAMIC METAL MANCHESTER — 2 bedr. tape, with simple touches of $150. Rabbit, $5. Coll 643- CONSTRUCTION Manchester, CT. EOE, preferred. Steady and se­ aged, share 2 bedroom, embroidery, are a lovely trim *4 '.3 2 “ 2355. PRODUCTS CO., INC. M/F. cure work with excellent Homes for Sole 31 room duplex. Available ROBERT E. JARVIS — Hemlock Lane Mulcahy Dr. September 1st. Heat, hot. 4V2 room apartment. Ref­ for towels, linens or LABORER working conditions and erences required Coll 643- Building & Remodeling wearables. A new-simple wardrobe 422 N. Miln 8t. water and gas for cook-„ of skirts . . . 4 gores, 6 •••••••••••••••••••aaaa Hills St. Minciiatlar On new home SERVICE STATION — fully payed employee be­ 6443,4-6pm. Specialist. Additions, No. 2566 has transfer for 6 Crestwood Trail Self serve and full serve nefits. Please call: Mrs. Ing Included. $500 a garages, roofing, siding, motifs; color charts; gores or 8 gores; all in­ 646-4048 project. MANCHESTER — Colon­ month. Call 659-0703. ••••••••••••••••••••••• directions. cluded in one pattern. Tag Sales 69 attendants. Full and part LaunI, DNS, 646-0129, ial, large country kitchen kitchens, bathrooms, re­ Inlirvlstw 0 i.m. - 4 p.m. Coll 643-2111 time positions. First and Manchester Manor Nurs­ placement wlndows- to onDEn, sand $2.00 fa r aacb No. 8155 with Photo- Call Claudia at: 646-6675 with all appliances. 2 full FOUR ROOM, FIRST p ttifB, plat m nr pttttg* and Guide is in Waist Sizes second shift. Apply: Ver­ ing Home, 385 West Cen­ baths, central air condi­ Services /doors. Call 643-6712. 24" to 32". Size 25", 1% non Shell, 875-5450. ter Street, Manchester. FLOOR APARTMENT — GIGANTIC TAG SALE — tioning, wooded private ,Appliances. No utilities. PNNI CAMT yards 45-inch. Flea Market Collectibles. lot, garage. $85,900. F.J. MASTER CABINET ■ooelwiler II enN MECHANIC — Full time 'Settled, employed persiOn Services Offered 51 MAKER with 30 years 11M Avta ef AnwicM TO onOEn, sand 12.00 for aacb Pottery, glass, others too SplleckI Realtors, 643- preferred. $325 per New Yerli, N.T. lOOM tttra, alas 509 tar oaitaid and numerous to mention. 2 position. Experienced or 2121. hands on experience. Old frlit NaoM, AMresi wltli ZIP ndllng. professional school back­ month. Call 643-2210. fashioned craftsmanship con eat Ityte NewOer. e SUE OUSNETr miles east of Tolland ground. Must have fools. at a fair price. All your SPECIAL: Over 200 ■lacInatarHardd Center, 1117 Tolland HOUSEWIVES MANCHESTER — “ Yan­ ODD JOBS, Trucking. llioa.a. ataalaficas HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER — Four lections and a FREE Stage Road, Saturday, Apply: Vernon Shell, 875- kee Mac Is Back" New 7 Home repairs. You name woodworking needs. In­ Naw fork, n.Y. totsa 5450. DAIRY QUEEN — room apartments, $36S It, we do It. Free esti­ terior and exterior. Call Pattern Section in the Print nama, Addrata atllk ZIP August 18th, 9am to 5pm. The Classified pages of this newspaper afford COOKS HELPER — 11 to room raised ranch with 2 and $450 per month plue ALBUM. jQSt $9.00. CODE, Slfta hnaikar aad tua. you the best and least expensive way of getting garages, appliances, rec mates. Insured. 643-0304. 647-7226. MMSATpUaiAOl CAFETERIA POSITIONS 2, Monday thru Friday, security. No pets. Call New FASHION with TAG SALE — Saturday your message to more people in this area. Earn Extra Money Saturday 12-6. COUNTER room with fireplace, 647-7653. a-m-DOlU>0W aat New. Hew Photo-Guide patterns in and Sunday, August 18th AVAILABLE — Cashier, te ireis tkeoii hew te make them. all size ranges, has a When you have an item to sell, a property to Grill Cook, Utility. 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Call 649-8607. Mart, 6am to 4pm. ^9-/9-4064 or 647-1340. Herald. , I 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. IB, 1984 BUSINESS Town’s English visitors Midnight munch attack? Dorla treasure Tax law brings changes In travel deductions are feted at a banquet Here’s some first aid Is Italian lira ... page 3 page 11 page 4 The biggest changes in travel and entertainment your own car on company business, you must also deductions in 22 years have been made by the 1984 tax strategy are employees who own 5 percent or more of meet the 50 percent test to claim fast depreciation and their employer’s company. law. In fact, the new law actually represents a triple an investment credit on your tax return. You as an threat to T4 E deductions. IDEA NO. 1: If your employer is not already doing employee, must also meet two other new so, have the company treat your personal use as • One change may limit the tax benefits if a Your requirements: business car is used for personal travel: taxable compensation. The company withholds Money's • The business use of your car must be for the income tax and reports the compensation on your W-2. • Another change imposes a new dollar cap on the convenience of your employer; and annual write-off for a business car, even if it is used Result: There is a trade-off. You have more taxable • The car must be required to do your job properly. 100 percent for business; W orth compensation but your company is once again • If you do not meet both tests, you automatically • And the new law sets up much more stringent entitled to an investment credit and three-year Cool tonight; Manchester, Conn. Sylvia Porter fail the 50 percent test. write-off. recordkeeping requirements for T&E deductions. Say you flunk the 50 percent test. Are you out of Friday, Aug. 17, 1984 In this column. I'll try to give you hints on how to An alternative avoids the 50 percent test sunny Saturday luck? No. In some areas — for instance, the business completely. minimize the new law's crackdown on T&E entertainment deduction for country club dues — you — See page 2 Single copy. 25C deductions, with the aid of Eli J. Warach, divisional IDEA NO. 2: Join the growing trend of using outside get no deduction if you fall short of the 50 percent independent contractors to supply transportation to editor-in-chief at Prentice-Hall. year the car is put into service. It writes off the car business use test. That is not the case here. meetings, airports, seminars, etc. Using a limousine iianrlipatpr Hrrali On the personal use of business cars, for instance, under the accelerated cost recovery system (AC RS), If your business use does not exceed 50 percent, the for years the self-employed, partners and owners of with a driver, writing room and dictating setup can deducting 25 percent the first year, 38 percent the write-off must be over five years on a straight-line closely held corporations have treated the company make you more productive. You, an executive or second year, and the remaining 37 percent the third basis (actually, it’s six years: 10 percent the first car as a valuable fringe benefit But the new test is year. professional, can provide the crucial miles you need to year, 20 percent the second through fifth years and to go over the 50 percent mark merely by taking a that if the car isn't used more than 50 percent for All this changes under the new law if a car is placed percent the sixth year). In addition, you get NO customer in your car to lunch. business, the car owner gets no investment tax credit in service after June 18, 1984. Your company cannot investment credit. and no fast write-off either. IDEA NO. 3; Combine a vacation with a trip taken claim the investment credit or use the three-year But — there are moves you can make to help you Directors primarily for business. As long as you are going Say that early in '84 your company provided you write-off setup. Reason: The car is used only 40 State tax minimize the business use problem — or even anyway for business, take your family along. Your with a car you use 40 percent for business. The percent for business. Your company does not meet the eliminate it entirely. You can, say, meet the 50 trip counts as business travel for the more-than-50 company claims a 6 percent investment credit — a new law’s 50 percent business use test. percent test even if you use your car extensively for percent test and the fact that your family came along dollar-for-dollar reduction in its tax bill — for 1984, the Special rule for employee-owned cars: If you use family travel. The only taxpayers who can’t use this shouldn’t make any difference. coffers up to vote on Big loans mean Supermarkets Business By AAark A. Dupuis grant uses venue Services i.ssued revenue United Press International totals for the 1983-84 fiscal year In Brief peril for some charged with Thursday and also released HARTFORD — State coffers monthly figures for sales tax Bv Kathy Garmus price fixing have been filled to robust levels collected on sales made in June, Herald Reporter Dollar opens lower with an increased stream of sales the latest month available. eager investors and corporate taxes boosted by the The Board of Directors will vote Tuesday on a LONDON — The U.S. dollar opened lower on In June, Baida said sales tax WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two strong economy, state officials detailed plan of how the town will use Icdcral funds if major foreign exchanges today. Gold was mixed. collections totaled $154.9 million, supermarket chains operating in say. townspeople elect Nov. 6 to rc-cnicr the Community The dollar opened at 2.8615 German marks in or 18 percent higher than the same Massachusetts “ and Connecticut Officials said Thursday the state Development Block Grant program. Frankfurt, down from Wednesday’s close of month a year ago and higher than Bv Mary Tobin were indicted by a federal grand collected more than $1.36 billion in 2.8848. It was 2.40075 Swiss francs in Zurich, down the 16.5 percent increase budget United Press International jury Wednesday on charges of sales taxes in the 1983-84 fiscal officials had predicted. But the public will not have :i chance In cumnicnl on from 2.4135, and in London trading started at the proposed uses at the meeting, town General price fixing, the Justice Depart­ year, which ended June 30, or 21.5 Baida said the tax collections on {1.3260 to the pound, down from $1.3205. Miinagcr Roherl B Weiss .said today NEW YORK — Leveraging is not new — much of the ment announced. percent more than the previous June sales, which are credited to The trend was also easier on the Paris, Milan great family and corporate wealth in the country was A department statement said an year. and Brussels exchanges which reopened after the the last fiscal year, should help "The meeting is striclly for the Board of Directors built on leveraging. But leveraged buyouts, the indictment handed down by a ’’That’s big. That’s the biggest Assumption Day holiday. boost the state’s projected budget to act on written comments received on llic use of hottest item on Wall Street, have been showing signs grand jury in Bridgeport, Conn., I ’ve seen in the 15 years since I ’ve The dollar was trading for 8.7655 francs in deficit for that year, which is now funds.” Weiss said. "The public will not have an of excess that could spell trouble for both borrowers involved Waldbaum Inc. of Central been around,” said Edward Baida, Paris, down from Tuesday's ciose of 8.8850, and estimated around $160 million. opportunity to ...... ■■■ and lenders. Islip, N.Y., and the Stop & Shop chief of revenue and economic for 1,764.50 lire in Milan against 1,785 Tuesday. comment.” Leveraging, pure and simple, is borrowing money Co., Inc., of Quincy, Mass. forecasting for the state Office of • Rejoining CD could be Trading in Brussels opened at 58.3350 Belgian Details of ex­ using an asset as collateral for the loan. Buying a Named in another indictment Policy and Management. francs, down from the previous 58.55. actly how to good opportunity home with a mortgage is leveraging. When you were Kenneth Abrahams, a vice Baida said the $1.36 billion in The dollar showed its only gain in Tokyo, edging spend t h e finance an automobile it is collateral for the loan. president of Waldbaum Inc., and sales taxes collected in the last • Little time remains to up fractionally to close at 241,25 yen against $468,000 in block The leveraged buyout, or LBO, is a purchase of a Raymond Korfant, a former senior fiscal year was $80 million more Income 241.05: grants the town comment on fund uses company with borrowed money using the assets of vice president of First National than his office had estimated. Gold rose $1 to reach $352.50 an ounce in Zurich, is eligible to get that company as collateral. LBOs, as the term is most UPI photo Supermarkets, Inc. He said the corporation tax — Opinion, page 6 up from $351.50, but the value was unchanged in in the next fed­ narrowly used, refers to using leverage to take a Both Walbaum and Stop & Shop generated $67 million more than London at $352.00. public company private, usually with management a in U.S. eral fi.scal year do extensive business in Connecti­ had been estimated while the New kid on the block are .still being worked out, Weiss said. major player in the deal. cut and western Massachusetts. inheritance and estate taxes gen­ Pan Am pilots back to work John S.R. Shad, head of the Securities and AT&T hopes to reap big consumer sales with its The indictment against the two erated $23.6 million more than A general statement on how the town plans lu use Exchange Commission, has been repeatedly warning introduction of its new personal computer, which the men charged that from as early as budget officials had expected. the money if voters approve re-entry in a referendum of the risks inherent in the increased use of LBOs. jumps NEW 'V'ORK — Pan American World Airways company says offers more features and a higher level of the fall of 1978 to late 1980, they and Baida said the state’s real estate question was presented to the Board of Directors id iin pilots and crew members went back to work Shad is not against mergers or buyouts per se, the Waldbaum chain were in­ conveyance tax, adopted by the Aug. 7 public hearing. But in several categories the today but the issue that caused their five-hour indeed he said shareholders in many of the recent standard equipment than its competitors. Sally volved in a conspiracy to fix prices 1983 Legislature, also came in statement listed only general statements about how strike — the airline’s freezing of its pension fund mergers, acquisitions and buyouts have profited Muscarella, district manager in Distributor Sales for of some grocery products and about $10 million above expecta­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ameri­ the funds would be .spent, not specific projects. — remains unsettled. handsomely, “ typically receiving 50 percent to 100 Morristown, N.J., is at the keyboard meat items in Connecticut and tions, raising $37.6 million in the cans' personal income climbed 0.8 Only about six residents attended the hciiring. percent premiums” over market price. Pan Am spokesman James Arey said flights Massachusetts. 1983-84 fiscal year. percent in July but spending were on time and workers showed up for their But he warns against the risks in ’’leveraging-up’’ “ The final thing was not just slowed even further and, in the The directors voted to advertise the slalemcnt iis morning shifts. — using debt to retire equity with shareholders by good, but a boom,” he said, citing case of heavy appliances and cars, prepared by Weiss and accept written comments on it The union, which represents 10,000 Pan Am borrowing 50 percent "and up to 90 percent of the lower interest rates and the through Monday. As o f this morning, no comments purchase price.” went into reverse, the Commerce ground staff members, went on strike at 2 p.m. economy for a boost in the real Department said today. had been received, Weiss said. The advertisements A combination of tax laws that make such began Monday and ran only twice. Wednesday and about 90 minutes later the union estate industry. The figures strengthened the leveraging extremely profitable for companies and 10-MINUTE representing the airline’s 1,500 pilots announced I Baida attributed the strong tax view that consumers being more Under Weiss’s proposal, $1.30,000 of the $408,000 it would honor picket lines. investors, and the psychology of wanting a piece of the showings to the economy and cautious, even while employment would be spent for housing rehabilitation, $133,000 for latest hot investment have drawn billions of investors’ OIL CHANGE The walkout caused Pan Am to cancel six predicted the sales tax growth remains strong. sidewalk and drainage improvements, $60,000 for regional flights out of Kennedy Airport, including money into LBOs. would continue at least through The latest report agreed with an playground improvements, $50,000 for a new elevator flights to Boston, Washington, Chicago and The tax advantages for corporations arise from the August, after which he said the earlier measure of retail sales for at the Municipal Building, $75,000 for parking and Detroit, on Wednesday. Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981, which made it M A f h t A H ! ' \*!, ; f growth rate should slow the month that showed spending on drainage improvements at the Senior Citizens' Center easier to write up assets and take a more rapid 315 BROAD STREET — MANCHESTER U.S, District Judge Joseph McLaughlin in somewhat. heavy duty goods, from cars to and $20,000 for administration. recovery of costs based on a higher book value. Manhattan issued a restraining order about Baida said the overall revenue appliances, dropping off. i i l Wednesday night after the Transport Workers In addition, interest on the borrowed money is tax picture will be affected by the " I t ’s consistent with what we've had in the past,” 647-8997 Americans spent $5 billion less, UPI photo Union and Pan Am agreed to return to court in 10 deductible. These two factors mean that little or no outcome of the November election at an annual rate, on durable goods Weiss said, referring to the manner in which the town days for a hearing before McLaughlin on whether tax IS paid in the first few years of a deal, freeing up 14 Services In 10 Minutes . . . No Appointment Necessary and whether federal taxes are spent CDBG funds before residents voted in 1979 to large amounts of cash. in July than in the month before, it was legal for Pan Am to freeze the workers’ increased. He said higher taxes on the department reported. Of the Making their point withdraw from the program. "W e feel that they’re pension benefits. E R TA simplified the rules under which a company individuals would cut spending overall decline, $1.6 billion less appropriate uses that fit into the guidelines of the could allocate underlying assets and created a potential and consequently sale was spent on automobiles, a program.” positive climate for LBOs, ” said Eli Gerver, tax tax receipts. department analyst said. Conservatives on the Republican platform committee Thursday Under guidelines i.ssued by the federal Departmcnl expert for Touche Ross Financial Services. Management changes The strong showing by the real The July income rise of 0.8 crushed party moderates' attempt to revive support for the Equal of Housing and Urban Development, the eligible LBOs have given investors Some spectacular estate tax also should slow, he said, percent was up almost as strongly projects include tho.se done in areas where more than F A LL RIVER, Mass. — American Dryer Corp. returns, and to take advantage of the tax treatment Rights Amendment. West Virginia’s Peggy Miller cast her vote in the citing an increase in interest rates. as the 0.9 percent increase re­ has announced a reorganization of its manag- and appreciation potential, billions of dollars have balloting in Dallas. The state Department of Re­ corded in June. Please turn to page 10 ment in which five executives were promoted materialized, including “ blind” pools that leave after Martin Slutsky was named chairman of the buyouts in the hands of such specialists as Kohlberg firm. Kravis, Roberts & Co., and Forstmann Little, both of Worn motor oil can quickly shorteiT Dennis Slutsky was promoted from vice which have a long and profitable record in the field. president to president; J. Robert Lynch from Leveraged buyouts are only a small percentage of the life of your engine. It contains dirt, Panel Issues last call for happy hours In Springfield controller to treasurer and John Costa from plant 2,365 leveraged mergers, takeovers and divestitures foreman to vice president of manufacturing. water, metal particles, gasoline and Bv Rob Stein that were completed in 1983. But they nevertheless including so-called happy hours voting for a happy hour ban courage customers to drink too said. "They have to compete in regulation . but I guess we ll have Jung W. Kim, formerly of Hoyt Manufacturing United Press International Thursday. have increased with the availability of money for such and ladies nights. much too fast, and often lead to other ways.” to live with it,” said Scherff, owner Co, in Westport, Mass., wasnamed vice president transactions. many other abrasives and chemicals that " I had a lot of people ask me if The Springfield ban will go into drunken driving. Holland said the .commission of the Student Prince restaurant. of engineering, and Edward O’Neill was SPRINGFIELD, Mass. - A city Even large companies and ones that have been can cause engine wear. I'm some sort of a teetotalling effect Sept. 1 and affect 160 bars, ” I think bar owners have a received widespread' support for Scherff said the biggest concern promoted from East Coast sales manager to public for many years are going the private route One licensing board voted unanimously idiot,” said Commission Thomas restaurants, clubs and taverns responsibility when they dispen.se national sales manager. the idea during the public hearing among bar owners is that they will recent widely publicized case is Calvin Klein, who to make Springfield the largest E. Holland, who proposed the ban. that hold full and partial liquor alcohol,” he said. "And I don't la.st month, including many bar American Dryer, founded in 1985, makes lose business to establishments in bought Puritan Fashions for $62 million and took it community in New England to ban " I ’m not. I drink. But I think times license in the western Massachu­ think that as officials on the owners who said the cut-rate clothes dryers ranging in capacity from 15 pounds surrounding communities where private. barroom happy hours and other have changed, and it’s time to act setts city of about 150,000 people. commission, we can condone irres­ promotions cost too much. to 450 pounds for large commercial laundries and At ECONOMY OIL CHANGE we wlll| happy hours are permitted. Metromedia shareholders recently approved a $1 13 types of promotions offering alco­ responsibly.” “ Basically what it’s saying to ponsibility on the part of those Rudi Scherff, president of the hotels. holic drinks at cut-rate prices. But Holland noted that the state billion leveraged buyout by several of the firm ’s top change your worn motor oil and oil At least four other Massachu­ everyone out there is that they involved.” Downtown Restaurant Associa­ Alcoholic Beverage Control Com­ The Springfield License Com­ setts communities — Newbury- officers for $30 in cash and $22.50 in debentures. The have to pick a price and live with Holland said bar owners should tion, said his group opposes any mission is considering a statewide mission approved a ban by a 3-0 port, Beverly, Framingham and it,” said Holland. Bolt buys Zeligson company, whose earnings have been depressed, is filter as well as perform t2 other use other types of promotions. type of regulation but considered ban and held public hearings on the vote Thursday on all promotions Braintree — have taken similar expected to increase its long-term debt by $875 million Holland said happy hours and “ Let them put out finger foods or the ban inevitable. idea in Springfield and Pittsfield NORW ALK — Bolt Technology Corp. said as a result of the buyout. vital car care services in an average of I that cut the prices of drinks. steps, with Newburyport also similar promotional gimmicks en­ them let ))ut out a little buffet,” he " I don’t like any additional Thursday. Wednesday it bought Zeligson Co. of Tulsa, Okla. One of the principal reasons for taking a company JO minutes for only ^18.95. Bolt Technology develops and makes air guns private is a belief “ that Wall Street has treated its used in seismic exploration for oil, gas and stock badly. The companies don't want to put up with ininerals. Zeligson, which was sold by founder all the hassle and expense of being a puolic Sidney W. Lieberman, is a supplier of custom- company,” said R.B. Hoover, partner in charge of No appointment is necessary i Report contradicts Ferraro designed, heavy-duty trucks to the geophysical corporate finance for Touche Ross. concerns, public utilities and other industries. "Money always has been available to help .and we are open 7 days a week| PH ILAD ELPH IA (U PI) - Vice her father-in-law. Bolt Technology said Zeligson has been companies buy other companies, but more is being some 12,000 flag-waving, sign­ consistently profitable and was expected to directed now to firms that want to go private,” Hoover so you can .bring in your ca" at presidential candidate Geraldine While listing on congressional carrying people in Seattle and Ferraro, despite claims of little disclosure forms she owns one contribute to earnings and growth. said "In the past it was presumed that giants were not more questions about her hus­ involvement in her husband’s share of stock in her husband’s viable candidates to go private, but the leveraged your convenience. band’s refusal to make his income business, owns half of his real company, the newspaper said, she buyout IS tailor made for the going private situation tax returns public. Making the TIE acquires Turret even for big companies.” estate firm, a published report said disclose there was only one returns public is not legally today. other share held, and that by her Kohlberg’s unsuccessful $15.6 billion bid for Gulf Oil required. In today’s editions, the Philadel- husband, SHELTON — TIE-Communications Inc. said Co., in which it rounded up roughly $500 million from At a news conference, she said Wednesday it acquired Turret Equipment Corp. rcoijL.iJht mLMi):;i im i’u m ia n i uiMiNii'i phia Inquirer said an application The document, filed with the investors and the rest in credit lines from banks in a she had not seen her husband's tax and named a new president to run the smaller for a broker’s license filed in state Insurance Department, also returns. They have filed separate company. matter of days, is just one example of the sums of IN I ML 1 II [. (Ji YOUH ( :AM’ money that have become readily available. Albany, N.Y., on Aug. 5, 1983, 'jsts her as vice president of the returns since she was elected to Turret Equipment designs durable, high-speed showed Ms. Ferraro and her firm. Congress in 1978 to keep their "There is too much money chasing too few deals and telephone systems with multiple hotelines for use husband, John Zaccaro, each own I " her most recent filing with the business affairs separate, she said. by the financial community, civilian and national that sometimes leaves lenders with some that are not one share of stock in P. Zaccaro Federal Election Commission in so good,” Hoover said. She promised full di.sclosure of defense agencies, and military command post. Co., a real estate firm founded by May. Ms. Ferraro listed herself as her financial affairs Monday, I '' HOURS: TIE is a designer and make of electronic This is what happened in the recently hot energy $ia95 OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: secretary-treasurer, the paper when she will file a report with the telecommunications systems and has been a sector. Money was thrown at anything that smacked said. Federal Elections Commission. distributor of Turret systems since last year. of oil or energy. Billions were lost when conservation, Mon.-Fri. 8:00 AM - 6:30 Pm | * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • • • • • • • • The Inquirer said the firm Ms. ' o l ^^****^^'^^ ” I don’t want to start giving bits stockpiling, and the price of oil collapsed, leading for CHANGE I iVcTER * Ferraro owns jointly with her It also named David Ruberg to run Turret. He COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBE and pieces at this point.” she said. comes to the company from Datapont Corp. a one to the failure of Penn Square Bank of Oklahoma, Thurs. Nites until 8:00 PM inSluC r o o s y husband manages at least 14 Zaccaro said Thursday he is now manufacturer of business information systems. Seattle's Seafirst, and ultimately to the near collapse VACUUM INTERIOR properties in the Little Italy and CMECK t ir e p r e s s u r e considering releasing his tax re­ of Continental Illinois National Bank. Sat. 8:00 AM ^ 6:00 PM 20 pages, 2 sections Chinatown sections of New York turns, though he has said before fin a n c ia l markets are fad conscious and over­ under 14 different corporate that to do so will harm his business. Mediplex earnings Jump react to whatever fad or fear is out in marketplace,” NEW SUNDAY HOURS Business...... is 4 ^ t In other campaign news, Walter Hoover said. “ When the energy boom softened. Wall Classified...... is-20 Inquirer said both Ms. NEW TON, Mass. — The Mfediplex Group Inc., a Mondale’s agricultural advisers Street turned it into an energy bust.” 10:00 AM ^ 3:00 PM Comics...... 8 Ferraro and Zaccaro "refused to diversified health concern, said second quarter Entertoinmenf...... 12 comment on the information in the say the Democratic presidential earnings jumped 61 percent to $1.3 million. There are other recent examples of "boom and POWER s t e e r in g f l u id nSlIunri- ...... broker’s license application or on candidate is "hitched up” to a good UPI phoio The earnings, 41 cents per share, compares bust” — Real Estate Investment Trusts of the TR^SM ISSION FLUID oolIuSn ...... ’ J differences between that docu- farm program and is ready to take with income of $822,748, or 30 cents per share, the b a t t e r y f l u id it on the campaign road to mid-1970s, the mania of speculation in gold and silver PeooletoikY!Y!!!!!!Y!Y!!! 2 flings with the Auto magnate a free man same quarter last year. Revenues were up to $12 7 in the late-1970s that led to wildly over^inflated prices, WMn«mcT» *- °R t r a n s a x l e FLUID Sports...... Federal Election Commission.” traditional farm states this million from $9.4 million. and the current banking crisis arising from too much WINDSHIELD WASHER SOLVENT i Television...... a ■ On Thursday, Ms. Ferraro, weekend. A federal jury in Los Angeles Thursday cocaine conspiracy. The verdict was lending to Third World countries.