84 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Aug. 23, 1988

DOMIMUMS LOTS/IAND CARR CARR mmSALE FOR SALE FOR RALE FOR RALE A n c h ESTER. L v d a ll Library COVENTRY. Affordable 1978 CAMARO. 4 speed, D ODGE Lancer 19M. 4 Showdown W oods. 7 bedroom lots and new construc­ % Spcciolim Pcfff! Pom Capo stylo Condo. Vh 1 no rust, dark blue, new door, power sfterlng tion Flano builders will baths, Itvlno room, tor- 350 w ith headers, side and brakes, air. Excel­ use your plans or ours. lent condition. 25,000 Board conaiders mol dinino room and 1-17 acre lots, 870,000 pipes, lots of chrome. Sportsman’s Cafe, Gibson’s appllancod kitchen New front end. must miles. $7,000. Colt 875- Rehabbers fear and up. Owner financ­ IPAINTINB/ g^MMiUMEOUS 1966 after 6pm. plus oarapo. Lovely ing ovalalble. Plane CHILOCARE see. $4500. o r best offer. $334,961 In work /3 secure crowns in softball /IS area. 8151,900. D.W . Realty, Gallery of PAPBWW SERVICER UWOSCAPMO C a ll 289-2184 If no t 1987 YU G O . Like new, another blight /5 Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ Homes, 646-5200.D ■ home, leave messsage. am/fm issette, 4 speed, ,600 miles. M A N C H E S TE R . Beech- ONE O F T H E good habits NANNIES IMWKES TICE s e r v ic e I X R O i e m N i FIREBIRD Espirit 1979. R«novatiDiii/Plns woyoafooaiMU Automatic, V-8, $2400. wood. Spacious 3 bed- thrifty people have deve­ Cueiom Intsrlor.tkiilSflor BuoksL truck 6 ohtppar. Stump v-vewvw 8Pwwn>tB^wa^^ rnmoDDi nnMiwiBr gM^aniiiIII M room end unit PalnUng • Celling Repair 6 loaded. Excellent con­ loped Is dally reading of ruhioval. Free aaUmalsa. sa i - **"""^n^E**^**w*/ dition . $2300 o r best Townhouse Condo. I'/i the ads In classified. ment agency, provides high Renew a Power WasMng Opeolel oonsMeralton for MORIARTY baths, eot-ln kitchen quality, screened nannies. Free esl/netet a Oak FfleiBBTIMATIB offer. W o rk 647-1411, Thot's where they find Long term (live In or out). aldarly end handlaepped. h om e 643-2408. and fireplaced llvlno value buys. Inturtd a Senior Oheovnt* FarasBalteaA U bib Cara BROTHERS room with sliders to 232-7084 \ 646-22S3 6 4 7 - 7 5 S 3 . ALaadsi patio. 1500 square feet. 742-S224 8124,900. D .W . Fish MANCHESTER Realty, 643-1591.0 Rentals ScrBBrwd Loam, gravgl, USED MANCHESTER. Green- CARPENTRY/ jllEATINe/ procBgagd graval, Sand. HONDA PLUMRINO StoiiB & Fill. KELMANUND8CAPE view HIM. Beautiful 2 REMOOELINO a eseUws t FteiM tesew Work USED CARS CARS bedrooms Condo In ROOMS For OeiivBries call • Haw tsndwes IWgn • wwawen 82 Didf Cutleee '4995 convenient location. FOR RENT • MaaknekOskrwIae 88 Merkur Soorpto •19,495 Central olr, private pa- MtitiWi liMiiiiiii iM pbun if toorge OtIfflRg 83 Buick Skylark '2995 • ---- ta-.s.- • MImI 88 Merc. Sable •11,995 t l o overlooking BWItllBil. Ntts i Iftl Wn. 88 Honda CMo CRX '6895 ifflanrhpHtpr Ip ra li NON Smoking gentleman wooded area. Enjoy preferred. Available KMi|r> I hpan BoIIm pumM.pumpa, hot Wittwater 85 Dodge Lancer '6895 87 Marc. O. Mar. LS •13,695 W yotf ft MeN <0 ooXrDClofD not mum- ' , now and 88 Toyota Tercel '5795 this cool energy effi­ August 29th. Kitchen pmsoNAL siiivieWs wSw-ISDI 87 Marc. Topaz •6795 cient unit. 8139,900. privileges, washer/d- tno your odNb, obN ut. PuNy IrtturBd, 87 Pont. Sunbird '5195 a ckeekbeek Central 87 Marc. Cougar •10,999 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- ryer, parking. Call 643- TUBS esfiMATes a laeaiM Tea Fraearahan 84 Pont. 8000 LE '5995 1591.0______5600.______MAR Cei^uctlon 643-0M9./ 221-0016 • Ulk a Haam Inavranca Advica 86 Honda Prelude '8995 87 Marc. Q. Marquia •11,395 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm ifM iatl■am^.HL fuiLt 30 Cents A m i m . ------'— ■ “ ...... r aaudaalCenaultalten • 86 VW Scirocco '9995 POPULAR Northfleld ROOM for rent. Conve­ CONCRETE 87 Lincoln MK7 LSD •19,995 Green. 3 bedrooms, 2V3 nient location, working a Ftaonclal a attot# Plaanme 86 Honda DX Civic •6795 baths, all amenities male preferred. $65. Coll Don Moelar-6494329 88 Marc. Capri '6195 87 Ford Cr. Vic. •10,995 plus a private back­ per week plus $65. se- sas H O M f NEWENGUND 84 Ford Tempo '3995 b. B. Metlar* Inc. ' 87 Marc. Cougar •10,495 yard. VA, FHA ap­ curltv. 649-9472, I M i l T PLUMBUM a MEATRM Q ay A Son Mbboi^ 84 Pont. 8000 '5195 proved. 8136,900. Cen­ Mondav-Frlday, 3:30- For ill your plumbing noods. TviTgBETIHtDfiiBii Residential & Ct^mmerdal SO Chav Chavatta '3295 88 Toyota Camry •6995 Town man heads state’s Gaming Policy Board tury 21 Epstein Realty, 8pm, ask for Eleonor. Ueonsed and bieured. 86 Honda CMc SI '7995 “No Job Too Small” raWERTMLI Ceramic tiles — Marbl4 88 Mare. Mtrquia •5995 647-8895.0______Regislered and Fully Insured Free actlmatac. Call Mm ARmm If — MNrW MoffMit ^ 83 Metda RX-7 '5495 MANCHESTER. M ain & Qrantte By Andrew Yurkovsky Hickey, who was appointed as a confident Bill will provide solid L Y D A L L Woods. 2 bed­ Street, 2 rooms for \FREC ESTIMATES 86 NIaMn Sentre '5795 88 Marc. Q. Mar. LS •11,495 police force from 1947 to 1%7. He lier in the year with the introduc­ membership on the board last 528-3003 BEST BETS* Manchester Herald member of the board last year, leadership to the Gaming Policy rooms, 1'/3 baths, 1st rent. Coll 529-7858 or C.II 627-8973 86 Marc. Capri '6395 served in the U.S. Navy from 1941 tion of a new computer system for year by John Sullivan of Man­ 6 4 7 0 S 9 3 BUYER’S mm 86 Dida Clara •6495 replaces the former chairman, Board. He knows the board, he U floor laundry room, 563-4438.______83 Ply. Turlamo '2595 to 1946. the sale of lottery tickets, but Sava Tima and 814 Manchester resident William Roland H. Lange, who resigned chester, a member of the Demo­ walk out baseent to a Today Is great d a y ... and 82 Buick Skyhawk '2295 88 Marc. Marquia Brog. '5995 knows the issues it faces, and he Hickey said today he planned Hickey said that those problems beautiful and priyate cAu wowS46-MSl V. Hickey was sworn in today by the post earlier this month. cratic State Committee. Classified Is a great way MRCEI1ANE0U8 82 Chav Citation '2995 85 Lincoln Cent. •12,995 has developed a strong working no immediate changes in the appear to have been resolved. He backyard, VA, FHA FARRMID REMODEUNO " i n iWCBET E Gov. William A. O’ Neill as the Hickey, 66, of 165 Knollwood “ I ’m very pleased he got the ... to sell somethingl 643- Reem oddItloiM, decks, reoflna, SERVICES "Tbg Aato ProfessloMls” relationship with staff there.” operations of the policy board or said he hoped a strike begun in possibility. 8158,900. 2711.______ADDITIONS A FLOORS 85 Buick W agOViO •6995 new chairman of the state’s Road, works full time as a labor appointment," Sullivan said. Century 21 Epstein Ine, windows end euttars. STONE EXPERTS 24 Adaibe St., Mencbaeter Hickey has lived in Manchester the the Division of Special April by jai alai players at Sockhoa end bulldeier ssrica a Commaroial 6 leeidafiUal 85 DIda Cull S O L O •7495 Gaming Policy Board. agent for the Connecticut State Hickey’s appointment marks Reolty, 647-8895.0 ODD lobs. Trucking. All typaa of atone work, for about 21 years and is a former Revenue. frontons in the state could be lAPARTMENTR ovalteMe. Cell aobFarrond, Jr. • Free Eetlmalee The board is responsible for Police Union. The chairmanship the second time in the last week Home repairs. You walla, vanaer, dry atone 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 84 Buick LeSabre •6995 member of the Democratic Town "W e’re just going totrytoboost settled. M A N C H ES TE R . Wethe- wall. 0-8 Call Ryan Jolm Hannon C M erm . overseeing the state Division of of the policy board is a part-time that a Manchester resident have rell Village. Ansaldl- __I FOR RENT BN8. 647-8S09 name It, we do It. Free Committee. He is a native of the sales of the lottery and Though he is a Democrat, estimates. Insured. 643- PMrIek, Mon.-Frt. 9-8 84 Chevy Cl. S O L O •5495 Special Revenue, which handles job. been named to a major state post. bullt free standing Rtt. 64S-6849 Compmy • 076-0371 Hartford and is a 1938 graduate of maintain the integrity of the Hickey said that his appointment ROCKVILLE. 34 Elm 0304. CENTER 84 Buick La S g O LO •6995 legal gambling in the state, In a written statement relea.sed Last week, Richard Kelly of 20 G Condo. 1 bedroom unit Street. Nice one bed­ 8 7 1 - 6 0 9 6 . Bulkeley High School in Hartford. department,” he said. was not a political one. He was. Butler Road was named the new with living room, din­ ,g,s ...... • | - ^ I wt MOTORS 84 Lincoln Contin. •10.995 including the state lottery. Tuesday, Gov. O’Neill .said. “ I am He was a member of the state 'There had been problems ear­ ing area and fully ap- room, first floor, wall 461 Main St., Manchester however, recommended for state insurance commissioner. to wall carpet, stove, Top SbR SerBeBsA Lbbri' pllanced kitchen plus PAMTINO/ Any amount daNverad. Aleo, INt. T&L MASONRY Giy & Son Masomy Low Cost Financing 83 Ford Mui S O L O •3995 full basement and un­ refridgerator, heat and Briek, Mock, etone. hot water Included, PAPERINO 'snivel, atone and bark, mutoh. finished 2nd floor BobeaL baokhoa a loeder raM*' Chimneya and rapalra. Brick Block Stons tats Ply. ttaUint...... '4495 301-305 CENTER ST. parking. V /7 months which could be addi­ NAME your own price. No Job loo amatl. W>(m, AT. AC. PS. Stereo MANCHESTER tional 2 bedrooms and security-. 5495. per FQfhar & Son Fainting DBVIfVMwW WW9PHWVPWewCaUflMiCIMM FREE eSTlUATBS FireplaoBB & CkMicrete IMS Pont, aooo ...... '5495 a both. 8140,000. D.W. month. 872-8095. 9-5 and Papering. Remo­ 872- 1400/659-9( 5$. 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. Hit. CC Strike shuts Gdansk port; Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 weekdays. Gornef val. 291-8567. Ceil 6 4 5 - 8 0 6 3 2 8 2 - 7 3 4 1 tats Clwv Cavalier CS...... '3795 Compony.______4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AH/PH SUreo 643-5135 BRAND New listing I Dy­ FIVE Room renovated 3 IM4 Ren. Alliance...... '2295 namite 5 room Town- bedroom apartment. 4 Dr.. 4 Spd. Lo mUee house at the CAMPERS/ $650 plus utilities. Se­ 1 ^ ROOMMATES RnBOATS/MARINE CARS 1N4 Chev Chevette ...... '2695 Beechwood Condos. 2 curity and references. I dr. 4 Spd.. I4K ml. 'Uke new' TRAILERS bedrooms, \'/i baths, 1 ^ WANTED EQUIPMENT Coll 643-5849.______FOR SALE I9i4 Ford Eicort D L ...... '2795 police convoy on its way fully appllanced kit­ Wegon. 4 Dr.. 8 Spd.. Deluxe Ini. 15-FOOT Sunitne camper. chen, cheerful with a MANCHESTER. Mature MANCHESTER. M ale, 12 foot aluminum boot. 3 CLYDE adult for nice and cozy PONTIAC Grand Prix CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 1848 Buick RIvlem ...... '6495 Excellent condition, fresh decor. Martin non-smoker to shore HP Evinrude. Excel­ 1985. Good condition. Loaded. Low Mllea totally self-contained, WARSAW, Poland (AP) — Strikers closed Solidarity trade union movement, reinstate­ School DIstrIctI 4 room apartment. spacious 2 bedrooms, lent condition $700. or ROUTE 83, VERNON ' ‘It is you, the young people, who will renew Fully carpeted. New Air, AM-FM, low mil­ 1848 Ply. Horiion...... '1995 sleeps six. Asking down the last section of the Gdansk port today ment of workers fired for union activity and Solidarity and renew the country,” Walesa 8124,500. Jackson 8< kitchen, llvlno room, best otter. 649-4439. age. $6300. 649-6803. 82 Buick Cant. 2 DR. •4995 4 Dr.. AT. Very Clean $2,800 or best offer. Jackson Real Estate, kitchen appliances and I'/j baths. Includes and a convoy of more than 60 police vehicles wage increases. exhorted youthful strikers at the repair near busllnel $575 per BOAT. 1987 Chaparral, BUICK Regal 1977. Good 83 VW Rebblt •3995 IMI Toyota Supra...... '4495 647-1584 onytlme. and water cannons headed toward the city 647-8400.O______heat and water. $355. 225XLC, 21 footer, Mer Loaded. Exc. Cood. P A P said the Politburo also decided to shipyard, according to a tape of the rally month Includes heat 646-2881.0 condition. $600 or best 84 Century 4 Dr. Sad. •6900 along the main road from Warsaw. convene an extraordinary meeting of the MANCHESTER. Excel­ Cruiser, 260 HP, with offer. Please telephone IMI Dodge Omni...... '1995 IMDTDRCYCLES/ given to reporters. and hot water. Call 85 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. •5995 4 Dr.. Auto. LoLoMllaa Riot police smashed barricades to break up policy-making Central Committee "in the lent opportunity for 649-4000 or 649-8989. trailer and many ac­ 649-0802. ____IMQPEDS In Szczecin, police today routed strikers first time buyers. cessories. $19,000. Coll 85 Electn 4 Dr. •11,895 IMI Pontiac T-iOM...... '1795 a strike at a southern coal mine and cleared nearest future.” from a bus depot, said Jozef Kowaiczyk, CHFA, FHA approved Merchandise 643-9095 weekdays be­ TOYOTA Tercel 1980. 4 Dr. 4 Spd.. Lo ml.. 1 Owner CONDOMINIUMS Runs, needs work. Best 85 Century 3 Dr. •8995 Y A M A H A Seca 900cc strikers from an idled bus depot in Szczecin, Section 2 of the Gdansk port, a cargo- spokesman for the Inter-Factory Strike ' Condo In beautiful Bea­ tween 8-5:30pm, ask for IIM Cbavy Camara...... '2495 but opposition sources said a coal mine and a loading division which was the only one in the con Hills Complex. Di­ FOR RENT Bob. offer. Please telephone 86 Celebrity 4 Dr. •8995 Spt. Cpa.. AT. PS. AC. Spt. WhaaU 1983. New tires, new Committee in the Baltic port. P A P said 643-5395 after 6pm. 86 Celebrity Euro 4 Dr. '7995 IflTt Cbav. Cuat. Van...... '4495 exhaust. Excellent cement factory joined more than a dozen city still working, joined the strikes today, 2 rectly across from ANTIQUES/ strikers left the Klonowice depot "a t the call FR EE. 1 months rent. Factory Cone. AC. AT. CC 4 Mora condition. $1450 or best workplaces on strike. government and opposition spokesmen said. Wickham Park and COLLECTIBLES 1984 Corolla, 4 door se- 86 Oldk Delta Royala '10,200 of security forces," leaving only the Dabie easy access to 1-84. 4 Beacon Hill, Manches­ I I8M Ford LTD Brgh...... '1195 offer. 633-5867 or 633- Confronted by an 8-day-old series of job Near Elblag, about 50 miles southeast of (MUSICAL " dan, teal. Air, AM-FM 87 Spectrum 4 Dr. '7995 4 Dr. Va. AT. AC. PS, V. Od. Coad. 1658.______depot still on strike. On Monday, police raided rooms with new ap­ ter. Spacious top floor, actions posing the stiffest challenge to its rule Gdansk, a long column of police vehicles N EXT to Nothing. Corner ___ 1 ITEMS Stereo plus extras. Su­ 87 Sunbird 2 Dr. '8995 ItiT Ford OaUxIa BM $A V E three depots around the city and arrested pliances and window renovated Condo, 2 East Center and HONDA Magna 1985 ZF since 1981; the Politburo urged Communist assembled along the main highway leading to per reliable. $3800. Call 87 Skylark 4 Dr. '9990 CoovorUMo - Mnxt Soo 1100C. Excellent condi­ strikers. treatments. Bedroom bedroom, pool, alrcon- Spruce. Wogonseot, to- D R U M " ^ t . 5 piece, 3 649-0323. Party members "to counter attempts to stir has large walk In dltlonlng, all applian­ 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. '10,695 Meat C a n Gearaaleed - tion. $2000. Please tele- Gdansk,"'8aid Western reporters* driving to Police evicted 150 strikers from the Miesko ble, commocle, symbols, high hot. Ex­ If Moaihe ar 18,888 mUet Illegal strikes," the state-run P A P news Warsaw. closet. Amenities In­ ces. $800 per month mirrors. 67 Cavalier 4 Dr. '8495 phone 295-9102.______mine in the Silesian town of Walbrzych in an cellent condition. $650 M IK E F L Y N N agency reported. Solidarity leader Lech Walesa, taking part clude pool and tennis Includes heat and hot or best otter. 643-6985. assault Tuesday evening, said Robert Kozak courst. Call David water. 282-7584. CARS The stoppages have idled coal mines and in a strike since Monday at the Lenin shipya rd of the Solidarity Information Commission. Murdock for details. factories employing about 100,000 workers. MANCHESTER. Nice ■fu r n itu r e n n PETS AND H o l ^ s w a g ^ ^ FDR SALE in Gdansk, rallied today with strikers there 8M,500. Sentry Real area, good amenities, The strikers demand legalization of the and at two nearby shipyards. 4 Estate, 643-4060.D SUPPLIES PRE-OWNED See POLAND, page 12 easy commute. $675 In­ PINE Choir and sofa. cludes heat. 665-1188, 1988 VW JE TTA - *10.895 Brown upholstery. Ex­ AKC German shorthaired LOTS/IAND 233-1565. cellent condition. $125. S OL’S TO CHOOSE FROM Pointer. Male pup, 6 AT. AC. STEUeO. CHOICE OF COLORS FM8ALE 643-6308. weeks old. $90.643-1119. IRTORE AND 87VW QCLF ' Quayle __I OFFICE SPACE rnTV/STEREO/ I MISCELLANEOUS 87VW8CmOCCD MMCNEtTER MANCHESTER. M ain | l2 J APPLIANCES __I FOR SALE te v...... -,...•11,295 FOND VIEW ESTATES Street. 450 plus square 8SFDRDF-150 ignores WASHER/Dryer. Excel- EIGHT month old water- offers Exquisite living feet In Downtown. lent condition. Please for the particular Prime location. Ideal bed, $325. Courthouse 8S CHEVY CAI4ARO . . leave message. $200 or One Gold membership, purchaaar. We will build for doctor or dentist. best offer. 645-8845. iROC z - M ...... -...'9,995 to your plana or ours on 649-4820 or 646-4412 to 12'/j months left for $450. Compared to reg­ '“ “v » ' O L P « v ... the flap our remaining 4lotsot leave message. I SPORTING ular price of $700 plus. our 18 lot subdivision. FU R N ISH ED Offices with' Eric 649-3426.0______82 CHjyy CHEVETTE Homos range from phone, receptionist, GOODS 0 CINCINNATI (AP) - Republi­ •400,000 to '700,000. copy, fax and secre­ OUTD OO R Sunbeam gas THIS WEEK’S UN I VEGA Gran Premlo 24 ToUand Tagh, Rta. S3 can vice presidential nominee and the many deed res­ tary support. 647-4800. grm. 2 years old. Paid 12 speed racing bike. $450. Asking $200. Extra VemoB, CT • 649-2638 Dan Quayle began his first solo trictions will surely pro­ MANCHESTER. F u r ­ 23" frame. Many ex­ BEST BUYS! campaign trip today by ignoring nished office building tanks. 647-1149. 1983 TUWSJ*® tect your Investment. tras. $300. 649-7844. the controversy over his Enjoy the comforts of for rent, 2000 square SPORT COUPE country living while hav­ feet, ample parking, TAKARA Sport Touring Soil Your Car Vietnam-era military service and 12 speed. 21 "fram e and 5 speed. Air. cassette ing easy access to Hart- good exposure, $2000. Automotive instead urging creation of "real monthly. R.D. Mur- accessories. $70. Call jobs” for millions of needy foid, 10 minutes away. 649-7844. B e d u c e d t o For more Information dock 643-2692.______**«4 HONDA Americans. M EN 'S 3 speed bike. Very CARS ns call Beaulieu Develop­ 4 Lines — 10 Days erne The Indiana senator also told ment Company at 843- MISCELLANEOUS good condition. $25.00. FOR SALE Call 643-2806 *2995 4 Door an audience of Midwestern state 0005 or 643-5811. Ask FOR RENT 50< charge each addi­ legislators that "Congress could tional line, per day. You for Dave. MERCURY Monarch Automatic, AM/FM stand a little bit of perestroika” — G AR AG E. Single, rear of B0AT8/MARINE 1976. New exhaust sys­ can cancal at any time. 244 Main Street. Crock- EQUIPMENT tem, good tires, air, SORRY. deduced to a reference to Soviet leader LBBAL NOTICB '■ - Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s policy of TOWN OP ANDOVBR ett Agency.______108.000 mites. $350. 644- NO REFUNDS OR P IN A L A C TIO N OP TH R OLDER Outboard motor, 3968.0 ADJUSTMENTS economic restructuring — in the TOWN OF gOLTON 5.5 horse. Johnson. *6295 P L A N N IN O A lO N IN O LBOAL NOTICI HONDA Civic 1981. Good 1886 RffiRC. CAPRI way it drafts the federal budget. COMMISSION PUBLIC HRARINO ON Looks new. $100. Leave condition. Asking CALL HERALD Quayle made only an oblique BOLTON CHARTRR message 645-8845. ^ ^ SPORT COUPE A t 0 msetine of the Planning $1200. Call 643-1299 af­ Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald reference to the persistent con­ A Zenine Commission of An­ R IV I$ IO N ter 5pm. CLASSIFIED 4 SpMd. 29.000 miles. dover, Ct., held on August 15, Residents and qualified elec­ CARS LONGTIME VOLUNTEER — Judy which will be held on Friday. Eschmann troversy over his 1969 entry into 1W8, the fellowlne action was tors of the Town of Bolton ore FORD LTD, 1978. 4 door, R e d u ce d to 1 9 S 2 B U I C K the Indiana National Guard and token: 643-2711 hereby notified that there FOR SALE fully eaulped. $450. 643- Eschmann practices.her peach-peeling has been involved in the festival for the reports of a Florida golfing •539 — Robin Cram for o will be o public heorine be­ 8622. s k y h w k Paliick Flynn/1l4anchtMtr Horald 9 Special Permit to hove o fore the Charter Revision technique in preparation for the Eighth past 18 years. weekend he spent in 1980 with a pony. Commission os required by *5995 4 0 oor Utilities District's annual Peach Festival, female former lobbyist. FENCE MENDER — Albert VanGasbeck of 393 Summit Section 7-191 of the Connec­ Denied without preludlce. H O IVT D 7 ). A utotnstlc. m otei "Those of you thinking of •542 — Dennis and Annette ticut general Statutes on St. takes advantage of the good weather Tuesday to paint Nerd for o 3 lot Tue^ay, August 30, 1988 at R e d u c e d t o running for vice president," he the picket fence that surrounds his home. VanGasbeck resubdiyislon. 8:00 p.m. In the Community said, " I want you to know that Approved with o Hall for comments on the fol­ estimated that it would take two days to do the job. sHpulollen. lowing: ThenewCJCCHF *2295 8th eager to peel Its peaches taking out your trash is a photo The details of the obove ac­ 1. The Draft Report of opportunity.” the Charter Revision By Andrew Yurkovsky It was while Quayle was taking tions taken by the Planning A Commission now SPORT COUPE cents for as many servings of peach shot tcake as Zenine Commission ore on Manchester Herald out his trash at his McLean, Va., file In the minutes of the available at the Town Nicely E q u i p p e d they could eat. The price is now $1.50 for each nieellng In the office of the Clerk's Office. serving. home in the Washington suburbs Plenty of condos Town Clerk. 2. Any other aspect of Reduced t o the Charter or Town Take 110 baskets of peaches, 45 gallons of J. Edward McKeever, a former Eighth Tuesday that waiting reporters Doted at Andover, Connec­ government not covered 1986 PONTIAC cream and 250 dozen biscuits and what have you District firefighter who helped out on the first and cameramen pounced on him ticut this lird day of August, by It. got? 1981. *2795 SUNBIRD festival, fondly remembers the juicy peaches for comment about the controv­ Robert D. Lessard, The Eighth Utilities District’s annual Peach ersy swirling around him. waiting for buyers ANDOVBR PLANNINO A Vice Chairman that were used in the 1950s. They were bought ZONING COMMISSION Charter Revision Festival! from the form er Pero’s orchard on Avory Street. Quayle denounced the allega­ Ksaasth Lester, ChelniMa Commission 5 Speed, 4 Door This year’s festival will be held on Friday. tions as rumor, gossip and By Nancy Concelman owner of Anne Miller Real Estate 0304)8 R e d u c e d to Peach shortcake will be served from 6 to 8 p.m. "Those peaches, all you had to do is cut the “ outright lies” which were pre­ skin and peel it off. It fell o ff," M cKeever said. Manchester Herald at 985 Main St. But. she added,‘ ‘I 1985 DODGE at the parking lot across the street from the venting him from showing the Eschmann has been involved in the festival for don’t feel like there are too many MANCNRSTRR BRAND NEW 1988 LANCER district firehouse, at the com er of Main and public how he intends to work NOnCR OP APPLICATION SCRL-88-154 the past 18 years. She said that she and her With an adequate supply of condominiums." RNCROACHMRNTON PLOODPLAIN SPORT COUPE *4995 Williams streets. Music will be provided by with George Bush to promote HONDA husband wouldn’t miss it for anything. Robert condominiums and houses and a The current market in Man­ Necheeem River Johnny Prytko’s Good Times Band. GOP goals of "jobs, peace, shortage of buyers, now’s the CRX ‘HP Coupe CLOSEOUT PRICE Turbo, Auto Eschmann, her husband and a district fire chester is a far cry from the The CemmMonw of Envirimmeotai Protection is conN^ But it’s a different kind of festival from the one freedom ." time to buy, local realtors say. condominium market last year, ering the opollcatlen of Tracey Smith te place 75 c ^ lc yards R e d u c e d t o captain, is chairman of this year’s festival. 4 IN STOCKI that was started 37 years ago, organizers past In his Cincinnati speech, at the But Manchester isn’t expe­ when buyers were bidding of stone rip rap for slope protection for a proposed odlocent and present agree. “ It’s just great serving the people," Esch­ outset of his first foray alone on resIdenMaf heme lacated at STOTterth Main Street In the mann said. riencing a glut of condominiums against each other for units, she ^7295 "It’s gotten bigger and bigger, it sure has,’’ the campaign trail, Quayle that’s occuring in the southern said. ThN acM vtty will take place riverward of estabilsl|^ sfreom said Judy Eschmann, a member of the district’s Preparations for the the festival typically sought to do just that. MNNinel encroachment lines for the Hockonum River In the part of the state, according to "Last year, you looked at at *8 5 0 1 »« ladies’ auxiliary who is in charge of preparing begin early in the morning, at about 7 or 8 a.m., He stressed his support for a job town of Manchester. N b w List *0284. local brokers. condominium and you had to buy The Deportment will evaluate the proposed work In accor­ the peach shortcake this year. when volunteers begin peeling the peaches, training bill he co-sponsored in The July “ Economics Watch," dance with Sectlen 23is342 of the general Statutes and Sec- It right away. Now it’s a bit more ReojWI ef the Pederal Water Pollution Control Act, as Last year’s estimated crowd — 3,000 people — Eschmann said. Workers start whipping the the early 1980s, which he said had published by People’s Bank in normal." cream at about 5 p.m. was six times the size of the gathering for the created millions of jobs for Bridgeport, says it may take the Last year. Miller said, condom­ A coev ef the oppllcallen Is available for Inspection In the first festival in 1951. Joseph McCooe, a district Many of the volunteers come from Mayfair Water Resources Unit, OBP, Room 201, State Otfle# B u l^ MANCHESIBUHOfCA women, minorities and disadvan­ market more than two years to iniums sold "in a week to two Gardens, the housing complex for the elderly on Ine, Hortferd, C T 84104, and In the Tow n Clerk's office In the firefighter who was one of the original taged workers. absorb the current inventory of weeks.” This year, " I t ’s going to town where m e prelect Is located. 24 ADAMS ST. organizers, said that about 500 people showed up North Main Street. “ These aren’t make-work, condominiums in some areas, take at least a month to two Te be considered, comments should be submitted on or be­ " I just like the older ladies just coming over fore Septa mber 22,1988. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 for the first festival. makeshift type of Jobs,” he said. especially southern Connecticut. months." There have been other changes, too. and helping out. That is great. That’s an "They are real jobs.” John W. Anderson, 646-3515 " I t ’s a great time to buy. There Prices on condominiums are Deputy Commissioner When the festival was started, visitors paid 75 experience in itself,” Eschmann said. are a lot of condominiums on the See QUAYLE, page IZ market," said Anne Miller, See CONDOS, p8ige It ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1986 — 3 RECORD Edson Bailey remembered:

A b ou t Tow n Police Roundup ‘Man of vision and action’ By Andrew J. Davis Many of Bailey’s friends said they rernem- MMH schedules meeting Manchester Herald bered him for his great sense'of humor, how he 2 charged with assault could tell a story, and how he cered about the The Community Health Education Department of “He was a man of vision and action. We will Manchester Memoriai Hospital wiil sponsor a ciass town and^ people,of, Manchester. A Manchester resident and a Bolton man were miss you, Edson Bailey.” “I’ll remember him as a haVd task master jind on “Better Breathing Skiils” on Monday from 1:30 arrested Tuesday and charged with assault, police That is how Constance Adams, former to 2:30 p.m. in Conference Room E of the hospitai. a workaholic when work needed to be done,” said said. president of the Manchester Historical Society, Leonard, former school vice principal from 1959 Ellen L. Franks, a physical therapist, will discuss Thomas Troy Powell, 24, of 158 Forest St. and described former Manchester High School techniques for improving breathing efficiency, Roger Kost, 26, of 66 Tolland Road, Bolton, were to 1978. “I hope someday our paths will cross principal Edson Bailey Tuesday at a memorial again. Until that day, I will miss my friend, conserving energy through proper breathing, and arrested at around 7 p.m. Tuesday at 158 Forest St., service held at the school’s Bailey Auditorium, the use of breathing for relaxation. The ciass is police said. Edson Bailey.” named for Edson Bailey. Leonard also credited Bailey with keeping him designed to be especially helpful for people who Police received a report of a disturbance at a About 80 people attended the service. smoke, have asthma or C.O.P.D., and those who in the education field. When Leonard began Hartford Road convenience store but when they Bailey, 89, died July 20 at a local convalescent teaching such subjects as mathematics, social would like to improve their exercise tolerance and arrived the people involved had left. home. He was principal of the school from 1935 to lung function. UNDER THE "BIG TOP” — 1960. studies, business and EInglish, he thought he was Police traced them to the Forest Street the worst teacher in the world, he said. But For more information call the Community Health Singer and one-man band, apartments. According to John D. LaBelle Sr., who was Education Department at 643-1223. Bailey helped him, he said. Don Donegan, will perform Kost told police the two had lived together at 158 Bailey’s attorney and headed the service, Bailey “If it hadn’t been for him. I’m sure I would Friday from 6:30 to 8:30 Forest St. for about six months until Kost moved out requested in funeral instructions that certain have left the teaching profession,” Leonard said. Pinochle Club winners Friday, police said. people speak at the service and that it not have p.m., under a tent set up at Kost said Powell called him and wanted to meet Bailey also was a Civil War buff and past The Manchester Senior Pinochle Club has religious overtones. chairman of the Board of Directors of the Savings Manchester Manor, 385 W. him at the apartment to ask about some belongings, “He was a great teacher and educator,” A announced the winners for the Aug. 18 games. Bank of Manchester from 1967 to 1975, LaBelle Center St. The free police said. LaBelle said. “He understood kids. He knew how said. Games are played each Thursday starting at 9:30 Kost told police that when he arrived at the a.m. at the Army and Navy Club and is open to all performance is open to to motivate them. He knew how to discipline He was an active member of the Manchester residents, guests and apartment Powell hit him and a struggle ensued, them.” Historical Society for a quarter of a century, seniors. police said. friends of the manor. Besides LaBelle and Adams, three other Adams said. Society members often “marveled” Winners were: Hans Bensche 634; Arline Paquin The dispute apparently continued later in the friends of Bailey spoke at the 40-minute service. 616: John O'Neill 592; Amelia Anastasio 591; Ethel Donegan will perform at Bailey’s ability to get the job done, she said. store. They were; Theodore Fairbanks, former high Bailey was instrumental in the acquisition of the Krozel 582; and Adolph Yeske 577. country music, oldies tunes Neither required medical attention, the report Also: Gert McKay 569; Mike Haberern 567; Jess school building superintendent; Laurence Leo­ Cheney Homestead and organizing it as a and original music, and will said. nard, former teacher and vice principal at the museum. Dailey 562; Bud Paquin 561; and Ethel Scott 557. Both were charged with third-degree assault and high school; and John Perry, son of the late U lead sing-along numbers. It breach of peace and were scheduled to appear in Dwight Perry, a former teacher al the high He was bora July 13,1899 in Sunapee, N.H. His Bridge Club winners will be held, rain or shine. Manchester Superior Court today, police said. school. wife, Elizabeth (Tynan) Bailey, died in 1975. Powell was held on $100 cash bond. Kost was Also, Bailey's niece and only living relative, Other educators attending the ceremony The winners of the bridge games on Aug. 15. of the released on $100 non-surety bond, police said. Manchester AM Bridge Club, were as follows; Blanche Bailey of Exeter, N. H., attended the include; James P. Kennedy, school superintend­ Reginald PInto/Mancheeter Herald O bituaries ceremony, ent; Jacob Ludes III, principal of Manchester REMEMBERING A FRIEND — Theo­ North-South: Hal Lucal and Carol Lucal, first; “I thought it was a beautiful ceremony,” she service Tuesday for former school Jim Baker and Tom Regan, second; and John High; Barbara Quinby, vocational education dore Fairbanks, former building super­ principal Edson M. Bailey, who died July Greene and Al Berggren. third. said. “I never saw too much of the principal side director: and Leo Diana, principal of Nathan Public Meetings of him. Just the personable, loving, caring guy.” Hale School. intendent at Manchester High School, 20. East-West; Linda Simmons and Bev Saunders, William H. Cowles Jr. stepdaughter, Teri Cowles of grandchildren; and two great­ and his wife, Helen, attend a memorial G first; Frankie Brown and Jane Lowe, second; Dale South Windsor: and two stepsons. William H. Cowles Jr.. 46. of 9 grandchildren. Hamed and Murray Powell and Ethel Robb and Joseph Lyman of Enfield and A private funeral and burial Meetings scheduled today; Eleanor O'Donnell, tied for third and fourth. Old Main St., South Windsor, died Micky Lyman of Vernon. Tuesday (Aug. 23, 1988) at will be in Gilead Cemetery at the _ Results of the Aug. 18 games were: North-South, Funeral services and visiting convenience of the family. The C o v e n tr y Sara Mendelsohn and Peg Arseneaux. first; and Manchester Memorial Hospital. hours will be Thursday from 6 to 9 He was the husband of Elizabeth Potter Funeral Home, 456 Jack- Library improvements are urged Ellen Goldberg and Sue Henry, second; Faye p.m. at the John F. Tierney son St., Willimantic, has charge Lawrence and Ann DeMartin and Hal Lucal and Jim A. (Cooley) Cowles and the Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St. Emergency Planning Committee, Town Office brother of Earl R. Cowles and of arrangements. Baker, tied for third and fourth. The Rev. Arthur Dunham will Memorial donations may be Building, 7:30 p.m. Town Directors will review proposal costing $334,951 East-West: Marilyn Jackson and Tom Regan, Elizabeth M. Pfenning, both of officiate at the funeral service. Manchester. made to the Gilead Congrega- first: Frankie Brown and Gertie Scott, second; and tional Church, Hebron, 06248 or ^ ^ By Alex GIrelll The project included reroofing by a state grant for local capital an estimated cost of $127,622 Bev Saunders and Linda Simmons, third. At the time of his death he was Manchester Herald employed by the town of East the Hebron Volunteer Fire De- I ^ U I T e n t Q U O t U t t O U S parts of the building at an improvements. would be financed by state grant Doris E. Fish partment, Hebron. ______estimated cost of $50,148. Other The project includes upgrading for local capital improvements Hartford where he had worked A proposal to make improve­ for 30 years. He was a member of money has already been approp­ the sprinkler system in all but the that will not be available to the Overeaters Anonymous Doris Elva Fish, 91, of Hebron, “You lead by example, and I want to make it clear ment to the Mary Cheney Library riated for re-roofing the roof over Junior Room at a n estimated cost town until February 1989. the 2083 Club of the Veterans of died Tuesday (Aug. 23, 1988) at at an estimated total cost of Overeaters Anonymous meets each Wednesday that my view of the department is one that requires the Junior Room. of $24,344 also to be financed by a The proposal calls for taking Foreign Wars, East Hartford. Windham Community Hospital. an absolute fidelity to high standards of professional $334,951 had been made by the at 7 p.m in the cafeteria-meeting room of Besides his wife and his brother state grant for local bids with the last phase as an She was born in Willimantic on In Memoriam conduct and integrity in our operations... the values Library Board and will probably The $50,148 would be financed improvement. alternate in the bidding with the Manchester Memorial Hospital. The newcomers and sister in Manchester, he Dec. 13, 1896 and had been a In sad and loving memory of Bella be considered by the Board of in part by capital reserve funds of welcome is at 7:30 p.m. OA follows the 12 steps of leaves two sons. William H. and principles of any organization are transmitted town awarding the contract for it lifelong resident of Hebron. She Hare, who passed away on August from the top.’' — new Attorney General Richard L. Directors at its Sept. 6 meeting. $25,000and inpartby money from Those parts of the work could if and when it gets the February Alcoholics Anonymous in helping people deal with Cowles of Malvern. Ark. and was a member of Gilead Congre- 23. 1986. If the proposal is approved, fines collected by the library. be undertaken beginning in the underlying problems of compulsive overeating. Daniel Cowles of Granby; two Thornburgh, on how he plans to restore morale at grant. gational Church, Hebron Just a prayer from us who loved the Justice Department. some of the work would begin in Also proposed is air condition­ November. Last year $129,000 was spent to Call 524-45444 for other meeting times. daughters. Diana L. Page of West Women's Club, and Hebron Se­ you, precious memories fond and November but some would be ing, new ceilings, and new The work that would be delayed Hartford and Sue Ellen Cowles of install air conditioning in the nior Citizens. true, in our hearts you'll live fo­ “I have to smuggle pizza in.” — New York Gov. postponed until next March after lighting in the lobby and in the is air conditioning, ceilings, light­ reference area of the library as Burlington; his mother. Mrs. She leaves a son, Calvin Fish of rever, because we thought the a state grant to pay for it is stacks at an estimated cost of ing and sprinkler upgrading in world of you. Mario Cuomo, complaining that he’s only eating well as a new roof, new ceiling, Offers evening courses Elizabeth Jardine of South Wind­ Coventry; two daughters, Bar­ salad and fish at the executive mansion because his rfifflived. $1.32.837. which would be financed the Junior Room. That work, at and new lighting for that section. 2 sor; and another brother. Larry bara Hurley of Moscow, Pa. and Sadly Missed, wife and daughters are on a health kick. RHAM High School will continue to offer evening W. Cowles of South Windsor: a Shirley Ulm of Andover; five Husband, daughters & son adult education classes in the fall. Classes are planned to start during the week of Oct. 17. These More data sought on Bolton request courses will cover such areas as vocational, Pollen Count educational and recreational. If anyone is inter­ Deaths Elsewhere BOLTON — The Bolton Public hold a referendum on funding for man said'. improvements from the 23- ested in teaching an evening cour.se they should call Building Commission Monday proposed school improvements in The selectmen voted Aug 16 to member Bolton Facilities Study the school office by Sept. 9 for further information NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Pollen Count Center at demanded more specific infor­ early winter. But the PBC’s have PBC recommend an archi­ Committee. and an application. Edward Duffy was elected to the board and home Sunday after a brief illness. the Hospital of St. Raphael reported today that the mation from the Board of Select­ request wiil likely mean a delay tect who would determine the cost The improvements include the named executive vice president He was 97. pollen count was 4 and mold spores are low. men on a request for an architect on the referendum. of improvements to Bolton public addition of nine classrooms and 4 EVANSTON, III. (AP) - Ed­ of USG's building materials In 1939, Gov. Harold Stassen A pollen count of 0-10 means conditions are for a school improvement pro­ At Monday’s PBC meeting, schools proposed by a citizen's an auditorium and gymnasium in ward W. Duffy, former chairman business. appointed Spaeth the first com­ comfortable for allergy and asthma sufferers, 11-50 ject, which will likely mean a commission members asked for study committee. The selectmen the elementary and center Dr. Crane’s Quiz of USG Corp., died at a hospital missioner of the state Depart­ is uncomfortable, 51-100 is miserable and over 100 is delay in the project, a school more specific information on a gave the PBC two weeks to get schools. Monday. He was 68. ment of Taxation. Spaeth held dangerous. official said. request by the Board of Select­ bids. Packman said the PBC and Duffy served as president of the Richard Aubry that post for 18 years under five Superintendent of Schools Ri­ men for an architect, complain­ other commissions were invited Packman and First Selectman to a June presentation on the 1. Which one of these is not a term for a sexual building materials and industrial LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ri­ governors. chard Packman said today the ing that a directive from the Sandra Pierog are drafting a deviate? processing company from 1971 to chard Bernard Aubry, a conga The St. Paul native was made Board of Education had hoped to selectmen was too vague. Pack- study where the reports were Corrections memo to clarify the selectmen’s passed out. Packman said PBC SODOMITE LESBIAN NYMPHOMANIAC 1981 before being chosen as vice player who played with such jazz assistant secretary of the state request and will present it at the THESPIAN chairman of USG’s board of greats as Erroll Gamer and Senate in 1919 and secretary of Chairman Ronald A. Heim and PBC’s September meeting. Pack­ another commission member at­ 2. Which nicknamed creature would be classified directors. He became chairman Count Basie, died last week. He the Senate 10 years later. He COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — The Associated Press man said. as a canine? and chief executive officer in 1983 was 49. served In that post until appointed reported erroneously Tuesday that William N. Phone not working? tended the presentation and had DOBBIN FERDINAND ROVER TABBY and retired in 1985. tax commissioner. “Red" King, who died Saturday at the age of 71. was Packman said PBC members reports Monday night. 3. An “Indian cigar" describes the seed pod of The Ottawa, 111., native joined Spaeth was elected president of the nation’s first paratrooper. also complained that they hadn’t Heim could not be reached for which trees? USG in the 1940s When it was G. Howard Spaeth the National Tax Association in Griff Godwin, a public affairs specialist at Fort Blame the computer received a report on the proposed comment this morning. LOCUST CATALPA MAPLE BEECH known as U.S. Gypsum. ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — G. 1957. He also was president of the Benning, Ga., says King was the first enlisted man 4. Which chemical symbol denotes a liquid metal ? Duffy began his career in the Howard Spaeth, Minnesota’s first National Association of Tax out of the plane during the first official Jump of the HG AU CU FE research department. In 1969, he Problems with computer soft­ The interruptions caused the tax commissioner, died at his Administrators. U.S. Army’s parachute test platoon on Aug. 16,1940 ware caused intermittent tele­ 5. The original source of which commercial at Fort Benning. But King jumped after the platoon most problems for businesses. WE’RE THERE FOR YOU... product requires the longest time to grow? leader, Lt. William T. Ryder. Godwin said. phone service interruptions in the One of the victims of the LINEN AXMINSTER CHIPPENDALE HAM Manchester area today. problems was a telephone mem­ 6. Match the terms at the left with those at the Births The malfunctions started about bership drive by the Greater right that pertain to the same sport. 7; 45 a.m. and were caused by an Manchester Chamber of (a) Deuce...... (v) Layup Thoughts undetermined problem with com­ Commerce. (b) Birdie...... (w) Turkey Garrity, Ryan Edward, son of Lee and Loren puter software, said a SNET The chamber closed down its grandmother is Mrs. Gertrude Morrison of spokesman at the company’s membership drive for about l‘A (c) S p are...... (x) Fault McLaughlin Garrity of 31 Sherwood Circle was born Carrollton. Texas. She has a step-brother, Thomas (d) B alk ...... (y) Cup July 31 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His “Who is Jesus?” In dealing with this question one headquarters in New Haven. hours after telephone lines went G. Morrison and four step-sisters, Linda Delage, The problems were not caused out, said Veronica Pastorelle, (e) Dribbling...... (z) Hot corner maternal grandparents are Edward and Gene Laurie Taylor, Kathy Sullivan and Beverly Gordon. concept that we need to understand is that Jesus Answers in the Classified section. McLaughlin of 73 Ferguson Road. His paternal Christ was perfect. Jesus was always within the will by this morning’s heavy rain, the downtown coordinator and Gresch, Amber Marie, daughter of Kevin A. and spokesman said. chamber membership services grandparents are William and Barbara Garrity of Lisa Muise Gresch of 83 Erdoni Road, Columbia, of God the Father. Sin can be defined as; “doing 28 Englewood Drive. anything that God does not want d6ne’’ o r''not doing SNET officials were working to director. About 10 volunteers had was bora Aug. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. anything that God wants done” (James 4:17). He fix the problem, the spokesman gathered at the SNET offices on Gyngell, Nathanial Jay, son of Jay A. and Tracy Her maternal grandparents are Carol Muise of L ottery Bell Gyngell of 309‘/i Spruce St. was born Aug. 4 at did not sin. said. East Center Street for the drive, North Windham and Gerald Muise of Hilliard It is this truth that made it possible for Jesus to die Some callers could not com­ she said. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Street. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Liz Hutchinson of Sandwich, and pay the penalty of death for the sin of mankind. plete their calls. Others were The drive is scheduled to be Lottery numbers drawn Tuesday in New Peter Oschmann, North Windham. Romans 6:23 says, “Fo;' the wages of sin is death, unable to make calls. held again Thursday, she said. England: Mass., and Raymond Bell of Sagamore, Mass. His Hopkins, Kyle Robert, son of Robert A. and paternal grandparents are Barbara Gyngell of but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our 9 Connecticut daily; 09S. Play Four: 8064. Christine Thurber Hopkins of 130 Alice Drive, Lord.” Because of the death of Jesus we have the Simsbury and Gordon Gyngell of Simsbury. Coventry, was bora Aug. 2 at Manchester Memorial ...at Connecticut Lotto; 2, 12, 15, 27, 36, 38. Morrison, Mary-Etta Theresa, daughter of opportunity to go to heaven (eternal life). Massachusetts daily; 2825. Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Patricia The (piestion that each person must answer for Tri-state daily; 387, 0571. Thomas and Daryl Bagley-Morrison of 135 Deer and James Thurber of 33 Mark Drive, Coventry. His Run Trial was bom Aug. 2 at Manchester Memorial themselves is, “do I believe that this is true?” If you Rhode Island daily; 6041. paternal grandparents are Marshall and Helen say — yes — then allow Jesus Christ to be your M anchester Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Hopkins of Hartford. He has a half-sister, Denise, Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks; 02, 04, 27, 30, 32. Mrs. Roger Bagiev. 66 Dale Road. Her paternal Savior and Lord. Live your life in devotion to Him 11. and live by His commands. Com m unity 8 W eath er Pastor Paul F. Knight Trinity Covenant Church College REGIONAL WEATHER Rain, then drizzle ‘V m Manchester Herald Find out how affordable Registration, credit courses: Aocu*Weaiher*forecast for T h u rs ^ Tonight a 40 percent chance of rain early, then foggy with and convenient an education Aug. 23-24, 9 am-7 pm; Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 278 drizzle, lows around 60. Winds can be — at the Communily Aug. 25, 9am-4pm; light and variable. Thursday Publlshsd dally axcapt Suggested carrier rates Colleges of ConnecUcut! Aug. 31 and Sept. 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Southbridge, Mass. i - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1998 Year after escape, MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 - 5 C ity ra lly Merrill’s trail cold Elm City rehabbers fear porn shop By Larry Rosenthal fo r B alts video store, co-owner Leonard Horo­ Preservation Trust. "This is supposed to be a newly The Associated Press witz said; " I don’t mind it one bit. SOMERS (A P ) — One year told him during a telephone Constmeted in 1828, the building renovated fam ily and business dis­ There’s a lot worse we could have.’’ after one of the state's most conversation that he might sur­ was one of the first designed specifi­ trict.” said Huckaby. “ Somebody’s NEW HAVEN (A P ) — In a blighted "Just one little shop isn’t the notoriouscriminalsescaped from render if he is absolved of the Is a first cally for commercial purposes. Its not doing their homework.” section of downtown where an ambi­ making of a pom ring in New Haven,” Somers State Prison, authorities sexual assault he denies having diminutive scale is one of its most Huckaby moved his store onto the tious revitalization project will soon said his cousin and co-owner. Arthur say his trail is becoming increas­ committed. , noteworthy features, Haller said, get under way, some business owners Horowitz. block in January, spending $60,000 to ingly difficult to follow. "H e escaped because he could Between 180 and 200 peo­ describing it as an “overblown redo the interior in the hopes that fear that a recently opened porno­ The Horowitzes, whose business has Frederick R. Merrill escaped not prove where he was that ple turned out for a rally in house.” "m aybe in two or three years it would graphy shop could undermine efforts been successful in spite of the Somers by scaling a fence with night, and he said he would rather Hartford Tuesday to mark The city has the power to condemn all pay off." to remake the area’s image. district’s decline, said they are more hooks mad from bed springs and die at the hands of police quickly the loss of independence by and take control of properties within “ It doesn’t fit what we are trying to worried about making sure they don’t " I was led to believe when all the cut through barbed wire. than by slow, agonizing torment the Baltic nations of Esto­ the boundaries of the Ninth Square do down here,” said Richard Albert, lose any parking spaces during the new businesses were coming in they M errill, who escaped one year of the system.” Chuck Merrill project. But while other buildings on nia, Latvia and Lithuania co-owner of a family-owned drug revitalization effort. would be checked,’’ he complained. ago Tuesday while awaiting trial said Sunday. the same block as the book store are after World War II, an store located on the same block as the A 3>/4-block area is to be rehabili­ on sexual assault charges, has so included in the project, the pom shop Zygmont Baranowski, the Nu But police say they remain organizer of the rally said porn shop. “ You don’t want people tated during the $105 million effort, far eluded a dragnet that extends building is not. city officials said. confident that Merrill beat and today. coming into the area that you are known as the Ninth Square project. Haven Book Store manager, referred to the Candadian and Mexican “ We simply couldn’t afford to buy questions about the controversy to the sexually assaulted a South Wind­ Ilvi Cannon of Bolton, a trying to get out.” The plan calls for the rehabilitation borders, said Sgt. Louis Lacapru- all the buildings.” said Brian owners, Metro Control Co. of North sor woman in 1987. native of Estonia, said that But not all the merchants are of 35 historic buildings and the McGrath, senior projects director for cia. the state police detective in alarmed by the presence of the Nu Providence, Ril., who didn’t return Life on the run is not new to the gathering was larger creation of dozens of stores and offices the city development agency. charge of the investigation. Haven Book Store, where a sign on the two telephone calls. Merrill, who first escaped on than had been expected. It and more than 530 apartments, about Added McGrath: “ You can’t buy up Lacaprucia described Merrili front reads “newspapers, paper­ Christmas Day 1967. After plac­ was the first time that such a 20 percent of which will be reserved the whole downtown and remake it in If the city were to have tried to ban as a person whose penchant for backs, novelties and marital aids,” a ing a dummy in his bed. he rally had been held in for low-income residents. your own im age” businesses such as the pom shop fast living and committing sign in the door warns, “ Adults Only. ciimbed the fence at the former Hartford. Form erly housed in a building a Eugene Huckaby. owner of the anywhere in the Ninth Square, which crimes will land him back in jail, Positive ID Required,” and dark- state prison farm in Enfield and Meanwhile, tens of thou­ XP photo block away, the Nu Haven Book Store Unique Boutique, said he could not extends beyond the actual area that is llioiigh he added that Merrill is tinted windows conceal what is sold sands of demonstrators is now located in one of the down­ understand how the city could get part of the revitalization project, “ we A smarter than the average headed for his mother’s house in inside. town’s oldest buildings and one “ very probably would not have won in court criminal. Toliand. There he was wounded marched in the capitals of ELIGIBLE — Jean Harris, convicted of involved in such a big undertaking At the Horowitz Bros, fabric store much worth preserving.” according because it becomes a First Amend­ "Even if someone is giving him and escaped. the the Baltic nations on killing Scarsdale Diet Dr. Herman and still allow a pornography shop to two doors up from the adult book and to Peter Haller of the New Haven move in. ment issue,” McGrath said. money, he is still going tocommJt In 1968, Merrill escaped from Tuesday. The day marked Tarnower, is interviewed Tuesday at the crim es." Lacaprucia said. “ You three prison guards using a Patrick Flynn/Manchactar Harald the 49 years since the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility in pill him outside, he’s not going to handgun and handcuff key his FOR FREEDOM — Demonstrators the the 49 years since a pact was signed signing of a Nazi-Soviet pact New York. She became eligible for ell shoes.” mother had smuggied to him in a march outside the state Capitol Tuesday by the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany that led to the Soviet ta­ executive clemency Tuesday. The ABC- EB officials won’t change c a h Chuck Merrill said his brother ja r of peanut butter. to protest the Soviet control of Estonia, keover of the three nations. r ($4.95 VALUE) that led to the Soviet takeover of the TV interview airs today and Thursday on WITH OIL CHANGE & THIS AD' Latvia and Lithuana. Tuesday marked The rally in Hartford was •MUST PRESENT THIS AD U three Baltic nations after World War II. "Good Morning America." organized by the Estonian, contract offer to strikers Shootout may stem Latvian and Lithuanian Al­ liance of Connecticut. The GROTON (AP) — Electric Boat's top The the company significantly changed demonstrators marched S T A T E labor negotiators say they will not change its offer during negotiations in Washing­ around the Capitol, then the last contract offer to the striking Metal ton, D.C. on Aug 11. offering the union a 3 went inside to hear a speech from gambling debt Trades Council, but the union president percent increase in the third year of a by U.S. Rep. Bruce M orri­ thinks the company is bluffing. four-year contract. The union leaders son, D-Conn. & R E G IO N rejected the package, saying it did not HARTFORD (AP) - A $50 Meehan said the .second occu­ ” We will not modify this proposal.” G Morrison spoke about how George Chopp. a representative from meet the workers’ needs. gambling debt may have trig­ pant of the van remains at large those living in the Baltic Boat owners evade taxes gered two shootouts and a car EB’s parent corporation. General Dynam­ and that no motive has been nations would like to have Messier said EB will change its offer chase that ieft two Hartford men ics, said at a forum sponsored by the The 315 Broad St., Manchester 647-8997 established for the .shootings. the same kinds of freedom HARTFORD (A P) — More than half of the again. wounded and a Hartford police Meehan said the detectives, 1,890 boat,'! registered outside Connecticut but Day newspaper of New London. 14 SERVICES IN 10 MINUTES that U.S. citizens have. “ They won’t do it this month, but I ’m NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY officer slightly injured. who were in two unmarked cars, found to be operating in state waters are About 10,000 shipbuilders walked off Cannon said. sure at some point they will.” he said. OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: CHECK & FILL: Hartford PoliceCapt. James K. cha.sed Stailworlh’s car south on owned by Connecticut residents, state Tax Cannon said that she their jobs July 1 after rejecting a company “They’ve got two choices as I see it. • Change oil (up to 5 f|ls. I • Brake fluid Meehan said Ozzie Stallworth. .52. Barbour Street to Charlotte Commissioner Timothy F. Bannon said. offer which included annual lump sum 10W-30or 10W-40 • Power steering of Hartford, was shot at least once Street. hoped that there would no They’ve either got to negotiate a contract • New oil filter eChassis luhc fluid “ It is shocking to think we may have a bonuses, but no increases in the worker’s • Vacuum interior • Battery after he opened fire with a need for a similar rally next that we can recommend to our member­ Det. Gary Smith pulled up tax-evasion problem of this magnitude.” he base pay. Both Chopp and union President • Check air filter • Transmission fluid .38 caliber revolver on three year. “ We hope that by next ship. or they’ve got to break the strike.” • Clean windshield • Windshield waslier behind Stallworth’s car and Dels. said. “ We are not talking about rowboats. Joseph W. Messier say negotiations are on • Check tire pressure (leleclives following a H/i-block year Moscow will have • Differential Raymond Feeney and Joseph Many of these boats are 59 feet in length or hold. Chopp said, however, the company • Check belts & hoses chase that began shortly after 7 repudiated (the pact) and ALL FOR ONLY LaSata. drove their car in front of longer” changed its offer to include a 3 percent p 111. Tuesday. developments will have Chopp said EB will not improve its offer the vehicle, Meehan .said. The Earlier this month, his agency began wage increase only after MTC officials Meehan said the incident began made it unnecssary,” she because the wages and benefits proposed cars came to a stop in front of 67 sending out letters to boat owners who had in an Aug. II bargaining session are promised to let its rank-and-file member­ » 20 ®* when Stallworth pulled his car said. Charlotte St. been cited by the stale Department of directly linked to the company’s Aug. 8 bid ship vote on the package, a charge Messier COMPLETE! alongside a red van outside the H Cannon added that devel­ M -F 8:30-5:30 Stallworth then opened fire, Environmentai Protection for having their on the N avy’s new Seawolf attack denied. Chopp said a prolonged work li If Package Store on Barbour Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald opments in the Soviet Union Th 8 :3 0 -8 hitting the pas.senger’s side of boats in Connecticut waters for 60 consecutive submarine, a contract the shipyard stoppage will not result in a sweetened Sat. 8 -S Street Witnesses said occupants ETHNIC PRIDE — livi Cannon of Bolton and Eastern Europe point to JibHdCJassPwtedum Sun, 10—3 Feeney’s and LaSata’s car. Fee­ control of those countries in Hartford on days but having the ves.sel registered out of desperately wants to win. offer by the company. of both vehicles argued over a $50 holds up a placard with the flags of the greater freedom and eco­ gambling debt. ney. who was sitting on the Tuesday. Ella stands for the Estonian, stale. nomic independence. “ This Messier disputed Chopp’s claims. Company officials have said the lump pa.ssenger’s side, was cut on the Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia and Oul-of-stale registrations are frequently Stallworth opened fire on the Latvia and Lithuaian Alliance of is a turning point. I ’m so ’ ’That’s the same George Chopp who sum bonuses are necessary if Electric van hitting the driver, Lonnie arm and wrist by flying glass. Lithuana during a rally to protest Soviet Connecticut. used to avoid paying the 7.5 percent sales and said there would never be a general wage Boat wants to remain competitive with ^ 0 8 T H E P R IC E O F Meehan said. convinced of it.” Riillock, 45, of Hartford, once in use tax on the purchase price of the boat. increase, and there is,” Messier said. Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock d^OlL CHANGE 2 Hie back, Meehan said. A second A spokesman for Saint Francis “ They’re trying to talk fough.'Well. 1 think Co,, in Virginia, its sole competitor for occupant of the van emerged and Hospital and Medical Center in Longo tries as a write-in they’re bluffing.” Navy submarine contacts. opened fire on Stallworth’s ear Hartford said Stallworth was Thousands protest on pact anniversary with a shotgun, he said. The undergoing surgery Tuesday HARTFORD (A P ) — Having failed to obtain occupant then fled the .scene and night. The spokesman .said Fee enough petition signatures to get on the U.S MOSCOW (AP) — Hundredsofthousands demonstrations, and there were no reports Shooting suspect MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL Stallworth, who was not injured, ney was treated for cuts to his of people rallied in Estonia, Latvia and three-hour gathering closed with the Senate ballot in November, former Bristol drove away, he said. of violence or arrests. RSQISTES BY MAIL arm and wrist and was released Lithuania to demand greater autonomy on singing of the anthem of independent Mayor Frank Longo says he’ll become a All coursM to b« hold at Manchastar High School Moscow-based foreign reporters who Lithuania. the 49th anniversary of the pact that led to sought to cover the events were told by write-in candidate, COURSE NMNT TRK ROOM Nationalist flags also were displayed in being investigated the Soviet takeover of their Baltic nations, state-run agencies that no plane or train Longo collected about 8.090 signatures this Accounting 1 M 7 -9 t4 5 activists said. Riga and Kaunas, and the outdoor gather­ year, but needed 9,970. Computer* 1 M 7 -9 101 tickets or hotel accommodations were Appleworke — Word Processing W 7 -9 101 4 ing in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, ended IRS will find out Demonstrators waved the flags and sang available. “ I owe it to the people who were good NEW HAVEN (A P ) — State police are continuing Computers home T 7 -9 to t the anthems of their form er nations with the Estonian anthem from pre-Soviet enough to sign their names on my petitions.” investigations into the shooting of a state police Intro. To DIspleywrIte 4 M 7 -9 139 In Kaunas, Lithuania's second-largest days, activists said. Intro, to DIspleywrIte 4 W 0 :3 0 -8 :3 0 139 Tuesday and carried banners denouncing city, an estimated 50,000 people gathered he said Tuesday of his write-in bid. trooper after fingerprinting, photographing and 8t*no, 1 T 7 -0 142 the secret agreement between the Kremlin The 1939 agreem ent was a non­ taking blood and hair samples from the suspect in Typing 1 T 7 -0 141 for a candlelight Roman Catholic Mass and I>ongo. 70, was mayor of Bristol from 197! to Typing 1 W 141 if you seii house aggression pact that divided Eastern the case. 7 -0 and Nazi Germany, the activists said. procession, said Valdas Analauskas, cor­ 1975. Hemadea third-party bid for governor M 7 -0 141 Europe into German and Soviet spheres of Some called for independence from respondent in Lithuania for the unofficial in 1986. State Trooper John Kucan Jr. was wounded M 6 :3 0 -0 :0 0 109 Moscow. influence. It is commonly called the Auto 2 T 0 :3 0 -9 :0 0 109 "How would journal Express Chronicle. Friday during a shootout near Interstate 95 in West Auto 3 W 0 :3 0 -9 :0 0 109 Molotov-Ribbentrop pact after Foreign the IRS even One year after the Aug. 23,1939, pact was At least "O.OOO Estonians attended an Haven along with a West Haven police detective and Beg. Woodworking M 0 :3 0 -9 :0 0 163 reached, the Soviets moved into the three Ministers Vyacheslav Molotov and Joa­ Husband and wife indicted Adv. Woodworking W e ;3 0 -0 ;0 0 163 know I ’d sold outdoor rally and filled the Tallinn town hall the suspect. French 1 M 7 -0 262 countries. chim von Ribbentrop, who signed it. ermen 1 M 7 -9 204 Illy home?” for a panel discussion about Josef Stalin’s HARTFORD (A P) — Two form er West On Tuesday. Recruits from the state police “ This is another step toward Lithuanian Tsavilitis said protesters in Riga listened erman M T 7 -9 264 In the past repression of the Baltic states. Hartford residents may stand trial in Israel training academy also helped comb the area for aItalian 1 T 7 -0 202 AARP Roundup independence." said Antanas Terleckas, a to more than a dozen speakers, including Spanish 1 M 7 -9 280 the answer Ents Tsavilitis, a former political pri­ after being indicted in connection with shell casings and other possible evidence, state wasn’t clear, 60-year-old former political prisoner. He one who read a message of support from a Spanish 2 T 7 -9 200 soner and a member of an unofficial allegedly stealing more than $6 million from police said. Creations In Lead Qlas* T 0 :3 0 -9 :0 0 15S hut a n e w said he attended a rally of about 200,000 group of U.S. senators. Decorative Folk Art T 0 :3 0 -9 :0 0 106 Tina DePumpo environmental group, said he was among two Connecticut banks. procedure now people at Vingis Park in Vilnius, the capital 30,000 to 40,000 people who demonstrated in The Riga protesters carried the national Kucan. 24. of Cheshire, who suffered a bullet Early American Stenciling T 7 -0 135 of Lithuania. Samuel Dagan and his wife. Miriam K. wound to the right forehead, remained in serious V d k i Art M 7 -9 166 requires the Riga, the Latvian capital. flags of all three Baltic nations, he said. Drawing T 7 -0 199 Dagan. were charged by a federal grand jury person who According to reports from activists in the In a report from Riga, Tass said “ several Protesters would have risked Jail or fines condition at Yale-New Haven Hospital, a hospital 11 Painting T 7 -0 160 on Tue.sday with one count of conspiring to rocheling M 7 -0 153 handles the three republics, about 300,000 people thousand” people attended a meeting not long ago for displaying the national spokeswoman said. Detective Keith Sweeney, 35, 8 who was shot in the leg, was listed in good condition. Knitting W 7 -0 135 ( losing to report the .sale of real demonstrated. Tass, the official Soviet organized by informal political groups. It flags, but officials in the Bullies have eased defraud federally insured banks, nine counts Oriental Rugmaking 1 W 7 -0 142 ing will be held at 1:30pm. The The suspect, identified by-the hospital as Joseph Quilting, B ^ . T 0 :3 0 -9 :0 0 145 estate to the Internal Revenue news agency, estimated the total at 100,000. estimated the number of demonstrators at up recently and some have expressed of bank fraud and 16 counts of making false program will feature Michael Warga. was still listed in guarded but stable Rug Braiding M 7 -0 139 Service, according to Edith Lank The demonstrations, unprecedented in Kaunas as 10,000 and characterized the limited support greater autonomy. .statements to a bank. U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Rug Hooking W 7 -0 148 Lawson who is a ventriloquest. condition. in Modern Maturity magazine. size, were another indication of ferment in rallies as dedicated to condemning Twardy Jr. said. T 7 -0 14S Leonard Bartkevich, the Latvian foreign State police have refused to release the suspect’s W 7 -9 153 So you should list the sale on the Baltic republics under Soviet leader Stalinism. The Dagans. who are Israeli nationals, fled Cake Decorating, Bag. M 7 -0 152 Trips: minister, defended the Molotov-Ribbentrop name until they serve him with an arrest warrant. your income tax return (on Form Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s policies of greater Terleckas said many red, green and the United States in March, after allegedly Appetizers & Hors d’oauvr* M 7 -0 154 Sept. 29 — Green Mountain pact and declared that the Baltic states The suspect, who was on probation at the time of Chlnsaa Cooking W 7 -0 194 2119) even if you haven’t made a openness. yellow flags of independent Lithuania were bilking Connecticut Savings Bank and Getaway. Vt. This includes lunch voluntarily joined the Soviet Union to the shootings, goes by at least two names and dates American Country Baekets, Bag. M 7 -0 155 profit. (If you take a loss, it is not Authorities gave permission for the displayed in Vingis Park and that the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. of millions of American Country Baakats, Bag. W 7 -0 159 at the Hartness House, a stop at protect themselves from Germany. of birth, and has a arrest record in Bridgeport and Aasartlve Behavior T 7 -0 26 0 deductible, unfortunately.) If you the Marble Mart and a train ride. dollars. Danbury, police said. Before S After Reincarnation M 7 -0 200 don’t report the sale, your return Samuel Dagan is presently being held in an Bonsai Plant* W 7 -0 105 Oct, 18 — Williamstown. Mass. Kucan had tried to stop the suspect for a motor T 6 :3 0 -0 :0 0 171 will not match the information Chrlatma* Workshop We will visit the Clark Institute, Israeli prison on unrelated charges, Twardy vehicle violation on Interstate 95 when the suspect Chair Caning T 7 -0 163 the IRS has received and you N e a r l y N u S h o p p e C.P.R. M 7 -9 ISO lunch at the Orchards and have a .said Miriam Dagan is al.so in Israel, Twardy sped off an exit, jumped put of his car and fled into might be in for some irritating FIrM Aid T 7 -9 ISO walking tour of Williams College. 366 Main St., Manchester, CT said, but her whereabouts are not known. the woods. Police believe Kucan was shot with a Flower Arranolng T 7 -0 153 correspondence. Nov. 17 — Charlie Prose. Lunch BHwrrn RumtII & Haynn Si. in Philbrtrk A|tpnry Bldg. GRAND OPENING Qraphoanalysit W 7 -0 202 .22-caIiber handgun as he tried to handcuff the How To HIr* A Contractor M 7 -0 149 will be enjoyed at La Renais- 646-2073 Open Mon thru Sat Hrs. 10-4 Mandatory terms sought suspect. Basic Income Tax W 7 -0 200 Chapter 604 .sance. East Windsor, followed by MANCHESTER DYNALUBE Sweeney was shot before the suspect was Invaat manta w 7 -0 143 Charlie Prose, comedian- Summer Clothing — Multlcrafts M 6 :3 0 -0 :0 0 148 The board meeting will be held HARTFORD (A P ) — In the wake of recent wounded during an exchange of gunfire withh two Nutrition T 7 -0 291 at Federal Savings Bank on entertainer. All 'A Price! .shootings in their city, two New Britain other officers, police said. Paper Craft M 7 -0 142 Dec. 1 — Radio City Music Hall Paranormal W 7 -0 145 Friday at 1:30 p.m. The first legi.slators are calling for mandatory one-year The suspect could be the same man who won Personal Tranaformatlon T 7 -0 143 chapter meeting will be Wednes­ to see the Christmas Spectacula r. jail terms for an.vone convicted of discharging $100,000 in the state lottery four years ago. Photography, Baalc T 7 -0 149 More details can be obtained Back to School Clothing. Photgraphy, Adv. W 7 -0 149 day. Sept. 7 at Concordia Luthe­ a firearm within city limits. A state lottery official confirmed Monday that on Pins con* Wraatha M 7 -0 159 from Peggy Kehler, 649-0157 or All Retuonably Priced ran Church. A social hour will be lu N ^ : State law carries a penalty of up to three June 21,1984. Joseph F. Warga was the winner of a Sign Language 1 M 7 -0 143 Dorothy Hughes. 647-8911. $100,000 prize that would be paid out over 10 years. Sign Lanmaga 2 W 7 -0 204 held from 12:45 until 1:30, when months in jail and a $2.50 fine, according to Wadding Bouquet* W 7 -0 171 the business meeting will be Reps. Joseph Raia. a New Britain police Aerobic* M 7 -0 0 ^ 7 called to order. Aerobics M S -0 ^ 7 Chapter 2399 officer, and Stanley J Krawiec. Dancsrcls* W 7 -a Q -4 7 The guests will be the Golden “ A stricter penalty would act as more of a Gun charge lodged Quitar, Bag. M 7 -9 208 Steppers from the Vernon Senior Our chapterwill meet Thurs­ 630 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Yoga. Bag. T 7 -9 Q -4 7 ‘The Croclie^ry Sfioppe deterrent than the current law,” Krawiec Prollt & Prosper W 7 -9 200 Center. They are the only group in day, Sept. 8, at noon in the T 208 said. Practical Law 7 -0 this area who dance both line, and Fellowship Room of the Com­ BRIDAL REGISTRAR AVAILABLE 203- 645-1195 in area of shooting ethnic foikdances. Thisgrouphas munity Baptist Church for a Fine Wedding Gifts performed at the state Capitol, potiuck luncheon. The Board of •CHANGE OIL (Up to S Qts.) •BATTERY WATER CRRA plant passes tests WEST HAVEN (AP) — Two New Haven men REGISTRATION FOR FALL TERM: and also for the state senators. Directors meeting will be held on • Pfaltzgraff - All Patterna • Mikasa •REPLACE OIL FILTER •WINDSHIELD WASH FLUID have been arrested in connection with carrying a 1. Register by mall uttlll August 31st. 3. C O S T; On Thursday, Sept. 22, we’ ll Sept. 1 at the First Federal •LUBRICATE CHASSIS •AIR FILTER • TIRES HARTFORD (A P) — The Connecticut gun in a car along Interstate 95 in the same area 2. Register In person; Tues. September 6th $15 par course for Manchester realdente. take a trip to Lake Winnipesau- Savings Bank, West Middle Turn­ BEVERLY CLARK ALSO: •BELTS •HOSES Resources Recovery Authority has announced where a rookie trooper was critically wounded last RURciMStsr Hifb SchMl Cafttsria $20 per course for nonresidents. pike in the Community Room at PEWTER , CHECK a PILL PLUS THERE ARE NO REFUNDS UNLESS A kee, N.H. There will be a cruise COLLECTION that the Mid-Connecticut waste-to-energy week, state police said. 10 a.m. Carolyn Bountress, ■ Toasting Goblets •TRANSMISSION FLUID plant pas.sed airemissions tests in meeting State police said Tuesday a trooper from the 6:30-8:00 p.m. CLASS IS CANCELLED with lunch on board, and also a • 208 page Wedding Planner •WASH WINDSHIELD R.N.C. will familiarize us with Bethany barracks pulled over a motorist for a Mancheater Senior Citizens may take one course free each semester In addition to visit to Kellerhaus for shopping. ■ Photo Albums ■ Tankards •DIFFERENTIAL FLUID •VACUUM INTERIOR environmental protection standards set by health clinics that are available moving violation at Exit 42 in West Haven about those offered at the Senior Citizen Center. The cost will be $43. Contact Bill • Registrar Book ■ Candlesticks, etc. •POWER STEERING FLUID •INFLATE TIRES TO both slate and federal agencies. to us. 10:30 p.m. Monday. FALL TERM BEGINS THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 12th Gay, 644-0045, for reservations. ■ Cake Top Engraving Done On Premlaea •BRAKE FLUID PROPER PRESSURE The results of the tests, released Tuesday, On Thursday Oct. 13, we’ll go to show that the plant meets or exceeds The motorist tried to drive off, but was prevented ------REGISTRATION BLANK------Montgomery Place, a 23-room Trips: Jewelry repair done on premises. standards set by the federal Environmental from doing so by Trooper Jeffery McBride, who (Soon) mansion overlooking the Hudson Sept. 17 — New York World Protection Agency as well as the state’s noticed a .25-caliber handgun on the floor on the River. Luncheon will be at Red Cruise — $43,50. South Street All for *15» Department of Environmental Protection, driver’s side, state police said. Seaport — Museum of New York. The driver of the car, 18-year-oId Hector Santiago, Hook Inn. Cost is $36. Contact Ida according to Combustion Engineering Contact Helen Chevalier 649-3030. Special this week August 22-August 27th. and his passenger, 2S-year-oId Roberto Polanco, Beruby. All tours are open to Resource Recovery Systems, which designed Oct. 3 to 6 — Ottawa, Canada — were arrested and charged with possession of NAlie (PLCASa PRINT). non-members. HOURS: and built the facility. $325.00. Contact Janet Phillips weapon in a motor vehicle, police said. IMHng Addrass______649-0524. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday “ These test results demonstrate that. In Both men were held in lieu of $5,000 bond each TsI. No______I am s resident of the town o f . Chapter 1275 some categories, including acid gases and Nov. 2 — Montgomery Place — 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M^ Wednesday 9:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. pending arraignment in West Haven Superior Court M ill ts: Manchester Adult Evening School Please enclose check or money dioxin, emissions from this plant are the Our meeting is Sept. 14. The $35.00. Contact Alice Dearington Tuesday. Manchester High School order payable to: Executive Board will hold its 649-7626. No Appointment Needed lowest experienced by a waste-to-energy plant State Trooper John R. Kucan Jr. was critically Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester Adult Evening School meeting on the same da te a t noon. in Connecticut.” said Resource Recovery Dec. 17 to 18 — Middlebury Inn ■ 646-3082 i injured last Friday when he was shot by a suspect Mas REQI8TRATION8 WILL NO T BE ACCEPTED AFTER August 31sL ltyouheversglslsfsd.youwSlbenoaasd The regular membership meet- Holiday Trip. Vemont. $125. Systems President W. Mack Torrence. pursued by car and then on foot in West Haven near only It your olsss has bssncwiosSed. PLEASE DO NOT C A a THE HtOH SCHOOL OFFICE FOR INFORMATION. 1-95. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 — 7 S - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 24, 1988 OPINION Thornburgh questions Meese’s last-minute action By Joan Mower advisory group of U.S. attorneys to see The Associated Press what they think of Meese’s last-minute oMer on investigations of members of WASHINGTON — Attorney General Congress. Richard L. Thornburgh says he is The order requires that attorneys Boathouse concerned that a special prosecutor plan l!‘ ' 4:1:;;:.- general appoint an independent counsel Jack aimed at Congress by his predecessor, to Investigate allegations of wrongdoing Edwin Meese III, is a "cure where there made against a senator or congressman. iNw^iNe eeriiNS Anderson is no disease.” Although the Justice Department solution Thornburgh said in an interview already could conduct such investiga­ WIS A /IPCTAL. wrongdoing. allows executive-branch employees to be Drug cartel "I want to find out what the underlying investigated by special prosecutors, a The concerns of m em bers of the Coventry premise was in the issuance of the provision that was designed to eliminate Town Council over allowing the boat racing order,” said Thornburgh. possible conflicts of interest in which an crew from the University of Connecticut to The former Pennsylvania governor, administration would be responsible for build a boathouse for its racing skulls on who was sworn in Aug. 12, arrived in the investigating itself. prompted by No comparable conflicts exist when Coventry Lake is understandable. waning days of the Reagan administra­ tion to head a department that had been the Justice Department — part of the Because the crew is a club without status as buffeted by Meese’s tenure. executive branch — investigates a varsity team of the university, the problem members of Congress, who are part of A a kidnapping Meese was the subject of a lengthy of liability arises. If someone is hurt during investigation by Independent Counsel the legislative branch. construction of the boathouse or if the building James C. McKay, who declined to seek Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., chairman of WASHINGTON — Seven years ago, more than indictments but said in his final report a governmental affairs subcommittee, itself ever becomes a potential hazard, already had asked Thornburgh to Coventry taxpayers should not have to foot 200 drug traffickers met in a restaurant on the that Meese “probably” had broken outskirts of Medellin, Colombia, and formed one of ethics laws. rescind Meese’s order because it con­ the bill. Meese’s final-day order for special tained a drafting error and the public I'yn* I the deadliest combinations for profit of this never got a chance to comment on It. Clearly the best solution for the town would century, the Medellin Cartel. They supply 80 prosecutors to investigate members of AP photo be for the University of Connecticut to give Congress was widely viewed on Capitol During the next five months. Thorn­ percent of the cocaine used in the United States. It SEEKS UNDERLYING PREMISE — Attorney Meese II that calls for special investigations of burgh said he will "take stock and make U the team varsity status. is smuggled in on a bloody trail of crime and Hill as a parting shot by Meese at his critics there. General Richard Thornburgh talks to a reporter members of Congress. "I want to find out what the sure everything Is shipshape” in the But there must be some means short of that Transition problems anarchy. underlying premise was in the issuance of the department. He said the department will We have tracked the workings of this group and Thornburgh, 56, a former head of the during an interview Tuesday at the Justice aggressively pursue the war on drugs to protect the town while it enjoys the obvious Justice Department’s criminal division Department. Thornburgh said he is looking into a order,” Thornburgh said. asset of hosting the races which add to the investigated its leaders. From U.S. intelligence and other criminal activity. officials in Washington, embassy sources In Latin in the Ford administration, said Tuesday last-minute order by former Attorney Generai Edwin appeal of Coventry Lake as a recreation area. Although he is a strong supporter of America and highly classified government reports, that it is “ pretty well known that I see a GOP presidential nominee George Bush, There are probably good, selfish reasons for very limited role for special prosecutors- lions of criminal conduct, and prosecut­ at that order.” example, and I want to make itclear that From candidate to president we have pierced together a history of the cartel and my view of the department is one that Thornburgh said he will not campaign cooperating with the boat racing enthusiasts independent counsels in the process of ing if necessary. While Meese was attorney general, a for Bush and has no commitment that he profiles of its four leaders. investigating and prosecuting criminal Thornburgh established the public number of high-ranking officials re­ requires an absolute fidelity to high from the university. Like most ardent available until after the election. “People actually do learn from On Nov. 12,1981, guerrillas of the revolutionary will keep his job if Bush wins in G standards of professional conduct and By Lawrence L. Knutson cases.” integrity office in the mid-1970s. signed. and a number expressed unhapp­ hobbyists, the crew members will probably be Madeleine Albright, senior for­ mistakes,” she said, noting there "April 19 Movement,” or M-19, snatched iness with the attention Meese was integrity in our operations ... the values November. is a sense among many Demo­ He said U.S. attorneys and the “I guess what I am curious about is He refused to talk about partisan eager to imbue as many people as possible eign policy adviser to the Dukakis 26-year-old Martha Ochoa from the University of , department’s office of public integrity, what is being proposed ... a cure where forced to give McKay’s Investigation. and principles of any organization are WASHINGTON - Political as­ campaign, said during Tuesday’s crats that “President Carter Antioquia in Medellin. M-19 demanded several there is no disease” he said. "I am taking Asked how he planned to restore transmitted from the top.” politics because of the sensitivity of hi.s with enthusiasm for their pastime, so sociates of George Bush and came to town in 1976 not knowing which investigates corruption of public meeting that efforts to put million dollars in ransom from her family. In polite officials, do a fine job pursuing allega- what could be called fairly a second look morale, Thornburgh said: “You lead by Thornburgh said he will talk to an position. Coventry citizens, particulaly those who live Michael Dukakis sat next to each together a transition staff areata very many of the locals,” some­ circles, the Ochoas are known for their collection of near the lake, may find themselves with an other in a meeting room for a “very embryonic stage” because thing that worked against him fine horses and real estate holdings. Strip away the opportunity to participate. serious, non-partisan discussion “he will be devoting all of his when he tried to get his program pretense and they are Colombia’s reputed first But the most compelling reason for of making the jump from candi­ efforts to win.” through Congress. family of cocaine, presided over by Martha’s Bush plug Coventry to find a solution to the liability date to president of the United But she said that from a subject David Ifshin, who served as father, Fabio Ochoa. problem and allow construction of the States. to which little attention was ever general counsel for the Mondale Her brother, Jorge Luis Ochoa, responded coolly Many of the participants in a paid, transition planning "has for President campaign four to the kidnapping in a scene worthy of “The comes with boathouse is that the Coventry residents will day of quiet taik sponsored by years ago, said the transition is get a good deal of satisfaction out of being now become a whole cottage Godfather.” Jorge reckoned rightly that all Boston University's School of industry” with its own set of important because it can have wealthy drug traffickers were at the mercy of good neighbors. Public Communication had taken specialists producing studies and three results; get the new presi­ M-19, which raises money by collecting ransoms. bill signing part in presidential transitions in reports and issuing critiques. dent off to a fast start, establish Jorge summoned more than 200 drug traffickers to the past, many of them by their Mrs. Albright was on the the momentum that will prevent a the Ochoa family’s restaurant. Las Margaritas. own admission seriously flawed. primary challenge when he seeks LOS ANGELES (AP) - Presi­ National Security Councii staff in They came from Medellin, from the Colombia dent Reagan’s first outing since Ban long overdue Frank Fahrenkopf, chairman the Carter administration when re-election and heip him "get to a capital of Bogotq, from Cali, Leticia, Cartagena of the Republican National Com­ the Republican National Conven­ the transition to Ronald Reagan’s second term.” and Barranquilla. When they left the restaurant, tion was officially a nonpartisan on ocean dumping mittee, told the group of senior presidency began. Darrell Trent, a Reagan deputy Jorge Ochoa had formed his own terrorist group bill-signing event, but the presi­ campaign officials, political ap­ campaign manager in 1976 and with Pablo Excobar, Jose Rodriguez-Gacha, and dent managed to get in a plug for pointees and career civil servants ' ’I think there was a pretty good 1980 and director of policy coordi­ commitment to hand it over in Gustavo de Jesus Gaviria. George Bush and a reminder that 2 that the next president-elect will nation in the Reagan 1980 transi­ There will be no more sewage sludge good shape to the people coming They called themselves Muerte a Los the nation needs “the right dumped into the Atlantic after 1991, the U.S. have just 73 days from election to tion, spoke at length of his Secuestradores — "death to kidnappers” — and leader” to keep its economy inaugural, the shortest possible in,” she said. "We had political experience in Richard Nixon’s Senate decided, passing 97-0 a bill that would differences with them, but there announced their arrival with a flourish. On Dec. 2, lively. period. transition in 1968. they dropped leaflets from a small plane over the close the site used by New York and New The president-elect of 1988 will, w a s also a sense of "Beginning the day after the From Tuesday’s ceremonial city of Cali during a soccer match. The leaflets signing of landmark trade legis­ Jersey to dispose of millions of tons of waste under the terms of a new la w, ha ve responsibility.” election, we reaiized little had promised, "the public and immediate execution of daily. A similar bill awaits final House action. lation on a Long Beach pier, the $3.5 million in federal funding to In. a sense, she said, Dukakis been done to prepare us to take all those persons involved in kidnapping.” president proceeded to Irvine for Even if dumping, legal and otherwise, had pay for the staff, office space and already has laid the groundwork over the government,” he said, Dozens of people linked to M-19 were killed an out-and-out partisan appear­ not fouled Northeast beaches this summer, office equipment needed to mount for a transition should he win, by describing how the transition before Martha Ochoa was released without ance on behalf of Republican Sen. the ban would be long overdue. In fact, it has his transition in an orderly way, reaching out to Congress and office took overthe 14th floorof the ransom. The cartel had flexed its muscles and liked Pete Wilson In which he derided 4 establishing a relationship with been tried before — by congressional orders Fahrenkopf said, pointing outthat Pierre Hotel and was faced with the feel. Soon, they were killing competitors in the Democrats as “third strin­ none of the money will be the institution and its leaders. the task of "moving out the beds. ” in 1972 and 1981 that were either ignored or Miami and New York, and assassinating hundreds gers” with “curveball campaign "No plans had been made for of police officers, judges and journalists in promises.” overturned in court. logistical support,” Trent said. Colombia. Today, the president was to Can Congress make it stick this time? There "And nothing had been done on Pablo Escobar, 39, is believed to be the titular meet with Bush for the first time is room for doubt. The need, now as always, is policy planning. Nixon had head of the cartel. He has been indicted four times since he left the Republican for a workable, non-polluting alternative. thought it was necessary to in the United States for drug trafficking but has National Convention in New Until it is developed, any “ban” on ocean concentrate totally on getting escaped arrest. More than 1,000 Colombian soldiers Orleans on Aug. 16 to begin a dumping reflects emotion, not practicality. elected.” hunted him down last April In Medellin and got so late-summer vacation at his By contrast, he said, the close that Escobar had to flee in his pajamas. Santa Barbara area ranch and in incoming Reagan team was "a Los Angeles. After a private — The Union-News, Springfield, Mass. Escobar’s specialty is security. His force model both campaigns should includes more than 100 young assassins trained to meeting, Reagan and the Repub­ look at.” make machine-gun hits from motocycles. He is lican presidential nominee He said its personnel operation believed to have ordered the assassinations of planned to appear together at a Letters to the editor was well organized and a team rally. Colombian justice minister Rodrigo Lara Bonilla, As he left the platform in Long The Manchester Herald welcomes original was in place immediately after in April 1984, and American DEA informant Barry the election "to go into every Beach, the president replied with letters to the editor. Seal, in February 1984 in Baton Rouge, La. a firm "No” when asked whether Letters should be brief and to the point. They department and agency.” Jorge Ochoa, 39, and his family transport cocaine A plus, he said, "was that the Bush should drop his running should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for to Florida, California and New York. He has been mate. Sen. Dan Quayle of Indi­ ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters Carter administration was abso­ indicted in the United States for drug trafficking lutely first-rate to deal with. The ana, from the ticket. must be signed with name, address and daytime and has been arrested twice. The first time was in "He’s a fine man and well telephone number (for verification). president ordered that every kind Madrid, Spain, in 1984, when he was setting up a qualified for the job,” Reagan The Herald reserves the right to edit ietters in the of cooperation would be given.” European distribution network. Spain ignored said of Quayle, who is the center interests of brevity, clarity and taste. American requests and sent Ochoa home, where he of controversy over his military Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Lawrence L. Knutson writes for was released on a mere $10,500 bond. and academic record. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. The Associated Press. He was arrested again in Colombia last California Sen. Alan Cranston, November for Illegally importing bulls, but was the second-ranking Democrat in released. The United States protested the release the Senate, was among officials and Colombia’s attorney general, Carlos Hoyos, on the platform as Reagan signed went to Medellin last January to investigate. Hoyos legislation designed to reduce Quayle has to answer to Vietnam veterans was promptly murdered. U.S. deficits In world trade. The president’s signature cli­ a strategy, it backfired. Jose Rodriguez-Gacha, 41, runs his cocaine maxed three years of skirmishing The Democratic opposition, from Michael Quayle, to his credit, warded off the cheap shots business out of Bogota and smuggles the drugs between the White House and Dukakis and Lloyd Bentsen on down, could be the about some personal associations. But the overall through Mexico to Los Angeles. He is also building Capitol Hill, but clearly did not least of Dan Quayle’s worries as he swings into his development nearly spoiled the final moments of a large cache of weapons and explosives. He once mark an end to partisan debate campaign to be elected vice president of the United Capitol this convention for Bush. Despite the distraction, owned "The Millionaires.” a Bogota soccer team. over the trade issue. States. he pulled It off with considerable class. The test No creampuff, he was accused by the Colombian "In 1981, George Bush and I If Quayle has to answer to anyone. It should be to Comments now; getting his campaign up to speed. government of assassinating Jaime Pardo Leal, arrived in Washington commit­ the tens of thousands of American young men who In the early stages, one critical question will be Colombia’s most prominent leftist politician, last ted to getting government out of didn’t have the pull to get out of the draft when the Bob Conrad year. your way,” Reagan told an t o how the Quayle candidacy plays, especially with nation was at war in Vietnam. He may meet some the heroes of Vietnam. Gustave de Jesus Gavria, a cousin of Pablo audience of port officials, dock of them along the way. Escobar, has a drug distribution network workers and others. Quayle Is the Indiana senator who was chosen by extending to Florida, Connecticut and Europe. He Using an old nautical term, Successful businesses do it by the bodi. Vice President George Bush, the Republican Political notM has been indicted on U.S. drug trafficking charges Reagan described the U.S. econ­ nominee for president, to be his running mate Quayle says repeatedly he “didn’t break any ■ The Interim appointment of Peter F. Kelly of and uses his drug profits to buy U.S. real estate. omy as yare, meaning "easy to to see why the Business to Business rules” In the way he joined the Guard. No one to my Manchester as state insurance commissioner is handle, quick to respond, bright, services they need faster. during the party’s national convention In New Mum’S the word The book they use is Connecticut’s Directory is the indispensable business Orleans last week. A firestorm of controversy knowledge says he did. But it was an entry he one of the best moves Gov. Bill O’Neill has made. lively.” Business to Business Directory from Whether you’re looking for computer broke out when Quayle revealed that he had gained through connections, as his own accounting Kelly — no relation to the Democratic Party’s During the presidential campaign. White House "This bill will allow us to dealers or computer graphics, office tool. So if you work nine to five or five to “spoken” to someone, or someone had spoken for indicates. And when he belatedly denies that super fund-raiser from Hartford with the same officials have stopped talking about the provide up to a billion dollars a SNET, the company that’s been bringing nine, let our Business to Business anyone "pulled strings.” the Guard general who name — succeeds Peter Gillies of Middletown, who administration’s nemesis in Panama, Manuel year for retraining workers to furniture or office supplies, plating or him, about getting into the Indiana National Guard adjust to our turbo-charge econ­ you The Original Yellow Pages* for more in 1969 when other men his age were being drafted was telling reporters he had taken care of Quayle joined a big law firm. Kelly has served under 11 Noriega. The silence doesn’t mean the effort to oust painting, you’ll find the most up-to-date Directory work for you. Successful must have been rather confused. commissioners in his 34 years with the department Noriega has stopped. Behind the scenes, the omy — an economy that, with the than 100 years. businesses do. For your free copy, call and sent to Vietnam. A couple of days later, Quayle right leader, will remain yare,” statewide listings and helpful business- was revising that and insisting no strings had been As Quayle blandly tells it now. the whole thing and is probably Its most knowledgeable Insider. administration has given top priority to getting rid The Business to Business Directory of Noriega, preferably before the election. Noriega he said. related information in our book. 1-800-922-0008. pulled for him. „ was OK because he never thought at the time he’d He’s also one of the nicest guys in state In St. Louis, meanwhile. Sen. offers statewide coverage and is strictly be running for vice president one day. government. "It shows that diligence in state is hanging on with the help of Fidel Castro and the In fact, with nearly 2,500 headings Jk The Otlglnanibllow Figcs.® But the damage had been done and what was Lloyd Bentsen of Texas, the business, so it helps all kinds of being hyped as Bush’s finest hour in delivering an The political boo-boo in this strange story is that service can pay off,” said O’Neill in swearing him Medellin Cartel. Democratic vice presidential no­ and 60,000 business names, it’s easy y \ Connccticiift Book. acceptable speech Thursday night was suddenly Bush or his staffers didn’t do their homework on in for what is ordinarily a patronage appointment. minee and the bill’s prime businesses find all the products and threatened by the Quayle matter. their candidate or didn’t do it thoroughly enough. ■ The Democratic National Committee won’t sponsors said Reagan had to be say how much was raised for presidential hopeful The issue in all of this isn’t the National Guard, Just as Inexcusable was Quayle’s failure to tell all, fBaiirlipstrrI Hrralft hauled “kicking and screaming as an unwritten rule of politics dictates, about Mike Dukakis at two events in this state on Aug. 11 to sign the measure. which Is an Important element In the nation’s Poundad In 1M1 military establishment. It is demeaning to the himself once he was Interviewed. Nor was Quayle (New Canaan and Hartford), but if you wanted to "The president could have Guard to suggest that it exisU as a refugee from adequately prepared for his debut on the big stage guess while you wait for the DNC to file a report as PCNNY M. SIEFFEKT...... PuMW wr signed that bill many months and the Inevitable working over by the media required by law, you’d be very close if you said well QEOnaE T. CHAPPELL...... EdHor ago.” Bentsen said. Instead, active or dangerous service. Tell that to x m u v over $9d0,000. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... E II * Editor Reagan vetoed the bill because It OSMET Connecticut Guardsmen who were mobilized and sharpshooters. MARIE P. ORADV...... CKy Ediler sent overseas in World War II or the Korean So Bush, who did very well in his address to the ■ Former U.S. Rep. Ron Sarasin, a Washington ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AMOOMo Editor contained a requirement for Wb go beyond the caK. convention on its final night, acquired baggage he lobbyist who used to live in Beacon Falls, dropped 60-day notice to employees of Conflict. didn’t deserve. In a way, it served him right in on the state delegation at the GOP national DENISE A. ROBERTS...... AdvortMng Dlmotor plant closures and layoffs, which ’The issue is Dan Quayle, his character and his JEANNE Q. PROMERTH...... ButlnMO Monoeor the administration said would values as he accepts nomination to the second because choosing this boyish senator from Indiana convention in New Orleans last week. "He hasn’t SHELDON COHEN...... Cotnpoolcig M w io ^ was too obvious a play for the women’s vote — a changed a bit.” said Brian Gaffney of New Britain, ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... Prodorcom Mo o d ^ burden struggling businesses highest office this ocuntry offers and one which PRANK J. MoBWEEGAN...... CIreulMlon DIroctor unduly. OIM7INPT could lead to the presidency itself. segment of the electorate where Bush is hurting. Af referring to Sarasin’s 1978 run for governor. _MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug. 24, 19M - 9 WII of the World NA'nON Israel building missile boats and subs FOCUS RICHTER USA ABOARD THE ISRAELI “ We believe this ship must carry Israel commandeered from Cher­ killed 58 guerrillas and captured 100, CORVETTE GEULA (AP) —Israelis & WORLD many weapons because we have a lot bourg after France imposed an arms he said. building three huge missile boats and of enemies and very few missile During the past year, the navy two submarines under a U.S-financed embargo because of the 1967 Middle boats,” said Ben-Shoshan. East war. stopped two attempts by Lebanese Gift of a smile to brighten her program that will better equip it to Preachers learn at home He said one new weapons system is According to the Jaffee Center for Shiite Moslems to plant mines and on thwart terrorist attacks, the nation's DEAR MR. ROSS. the Barak anti-missile missile, to be Strategic Studies at Tel Aviv Univer­ two occasions destroyed guerrilla MARION, N.C. (AP) — Three siblings navy chief says. Ever since I wa.s a tomorrows. capped and working the best I can. deployed in the early 1990s. Described sity, Israel’s navy has 28 missile­ boats hiding among fishing vessels off whose parents have fought with school Rear Adm. Avraham Ben-Shoshan little girl I have been However, at 65, I want to retire but as highly accurate, it carries an carrying ships, including two highs­ Lebanon, Ben-Shoshan said. It also outlined details of the $1.2 billion fat and dreamed of DEAR MR. ROSS: 'Vour reply to the can’t because they’ve got my name officials since spring because the children explosive head weighing 48 pounds peed hydrofoil craft shown for the stopped a rubber raft trying to enter program on Tuesday, Navy Day. He being slim. Five ye­ Thanks lesbian, that she had chosen an wrong on my birth certificate. were not allowed to preach at the school gates and can be used at a range up to 7'/i first time Tuesday. Israeli.waters. said the submarines and two of the miles. ars ago, at age 22. I alternative lifestyle, exhibits your What I ’m asking for is $64 to get it will be taught at home, a mediator says. The Geula, demonstrated for repor­ Ben-Shoshan reached agreement three missile boats should be de­ A Million ignorance. She had about as much corrected. Leon is listed but Lenora is “ We pretty much got what everybody ^n-Shoshan said the anti-missile ters outside Israel's northern port of with U.S. officials on financing the decided to have a ployed by the mid-1990s. gastric stapling. I choice regarding her sexuality as a right. wanted,” said Dan Rodden, president of Caleb missile was preferable to systems Haifa, is Israel’s largest ship. expansion program during a visit to Percy Ross - “ The terrorists are making serious person has about being black or white, MS. L.K. Campaign of Chicago, a non-profit Christian designed to confuse and divert incom­ The Israeli-built vessel is 198 feet Washington in June. weighed 3 6 ,pounds efforts to invest people, resources and male or female. Jew or Gentile. BRENTWOOD. N.Y. rights organization negotiating with school ing missiles. long, weighs 450 tons and carries a He said U.S. firms are bidding to and the doctor said I training to develop a better capabil­ When you check this out, I recom­ officials on the family’s behalf. “ We must have a hard kill, and the helicopter. It is armed with U.S.- build the ship and various systems would die before age ity. We must be prepared in time,” mend that you redeem yourself in DEAR LENORA: I can see where Barak system gives us a hard kill. and West Germany was among 25 if something weren't don? Rodden said Tuesday that David and Robin Ben-SHoshan said. made Harpoon surface-to-surface teeth pulled and replaced with den­ print. This is one instance where your the bureaucracy would eat you alive! This will be the answer to the missile missiles and Vulcan Phalanx anti­ European countries competing to My compulsion for food never left. Strode of McDowell County had signed a The missile boats will carry new tures. But I cannot afford them. empathy is absent. Not only did the medical profession threat for the Israeli navy,” he said. aircraft guns. build the submarines. After the surgery. I started a vicious statement asking that their children be weapons against aircraft, missiles Mr. Ross. I just turned 27 last week J.J.L. get your name wrong at the time of He said the system could also be Ben-Shoshan said the terrorist Israel has three aging British-made cycle of food stuffing and purging. I removed from Eastfield Elementary School and submarines. The new ships, each had bulimia and no control over it. and 1 don't want to go on with the rest TUCSON, ARIZ. birth, but the name on your birth "I can't keep it from you any longer, Irene. used against helicopters and ships. threat remains high even though Vickers Type 206 submarines. It and be taught at home. to cost $120 million, are nearly 400 feet The new ships are needed to replace Host 186pounds.but myeyesturned of my life not smiling. certificate implies the wrong gender. This is the other woman." guerrillas launched just five attacks turned to European manufacturers But the county school superintendent. David long and will accommodate more French-designed boats up to 20 years black and I started to feel disoriented. MISS L.M DEAR J.J.: There is much debate My check to give you your correct from the sea last year. after the United States refused to SHREVEPORT, LA as to whether homosexuality is birth right is on the way, Ricketts, said he was not sure an agreement weaponry and helicopters. old. Those include some of the vessels In the past three years, the navy has I turned to a psyehologisl. Refore I had been reached. build the diesel-powered submarines. A was able to work thiougli it. my genetic in origin or the result of stomach collapsed and surgery was DEAR MISS M.: Eating disorders environmental influences. There is no are extremely difficult to overcome. definite an.swer and I imagine it will Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross performed again It look me a year is internationally known for his Burma lifts martial law before I could cal anything olher ihan Unlike the drug addict or alcoholic, be a long time before the issue is put to PEOPLE IRA bombs in Belfast who can abstain, one cannot com­ rest. philanthropic works and likes to mashed food. encourage others to help solve prob BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Burma’s pletely do away with food. However, from the time I started Andrew’s leave is over president lifted martial law today and said the The reason I am writing is because lems for those in need. Write to Ross in However, it seems as though each of this column I. have been hearing about ruling party would consider letting the people my bulimia caused my teeth to decay the heartache associated with homo care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. r n LONDON (AP) hurt policemen, woman us has a cro.ss to bear and if you want decide whether to return to multiparty so badly that they 're falling to pieces. any quality out of life you'll have to sexuality. Since receiving your letter Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. 5.5435. — Prince Andrew Include a telephone number if you democracy, state radio reported. U I can't smile anymore I'm too continue to cope with your disease. I've decided that no one would bring slipped out of BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) — A and four children hostage in the house for Hundreds of thousands of anti-government embarrassed to have people see the My check to gel properly fitted with this despair into his or her life by wish. All letters are read. Only a few Britain and flew to bomb hidden in a van exploded today and several hours before releasing them protesters marched through Rangoon, inside of my mouth The problem is so denturs is on the way. And. I truly choice. are answered in this column, although Hong Kong to hurled a passing patrol car across a road, unharmed, others loaded the bomb aboa rd severe that I'm willing In hav<‘ my wish you an endless supply of belter others may be acknowledged pri rejoin his Royal Burma s capital, a Western diplomat and injuring two policemen, authorities said. the family car and drove it to the city DEAR MR. ROSS: I'm handi vately. Navy ship after news reports said. It was the third straight The blast followed a car bombing in center. two weeks' leave day of mass protest against Burma’s Belfast that injured a woman. Police said they received telephoned The outlawed Irish Republican Army for the birth of his one-party government and the largest since warnings before the Tuesday night blast military rule was imposed in 1962. claimed responsibility for both attacks in first child, Prin­ and cleared the area. Charity that begins at home a statement issued through its legal cess Beatrice of President Maung Maung said the Burma Many shops and offices were closed this G Republican Press Center. Dr. Gott York. Socialist Program Party would meet Sept. 12 morning as workers cleaned up glass and to consider holding a referendum on The technique used in this morning’s debris. Buckingham Pa­ Peter Gott, M.D, blast in Maghora, about 40 miles northw­ The explosion was on a side street near lace said Tuesday multiparty rule, Radio Rangoon reported in a lowers fund>raisers’ profits broadcast monitored in Bangkok. est of Belfast, was similar to one used in an the recruiting office, where a Royal Navy the 28-year-old IRA attack last week that killed eight He was quoted as saying he and the 13 other officer killed in a Monday IRA bombing DEAR Royal Navy lieut­ British soldiers. had worked. Lt. Alan Shields, 45, was each item with the asking price. enant left Gatwick members of the Central Executive Committee The Royal Ulster Constabulary, the ABBV: If you would step down if the party decided not to killed by the IRA when a bomb attached to And only after the public has had Airport on Monday province's police force, said the Maghera his car exploded as he drove into east can solve this, first crack at all the merchandise hold the referendum. you w ill be Prince Andrew night, hours after bomb, which exploded shortly after 8:05 Belfast on Monday night. should it be offered to members of a.m., was planted in a van parked on the helping the palace an­ Shields was the 26th British military D ear A bby the organization. No exception ” side of the road. hundreds of or- nounced the baby’s name and released the Death toll 749 In quake man to die this year in IRA attacks, Period. It lifted an armored police car into the This cholesterol ganizations Abigail Van Buren first official pictures of her, taken by the compared with just three last year. DHARAN, Nepal (AP) — Police bulldozed air and hurled it across the road, slightly that raise mo­ prince. The IRA has stepped up attacks recently DEAR ABBY: My problem is a unstable brick and mud houses today while injuring the two officers inside, said a ney by putting Wllllli' Andrew's wife, Sarah, gave birth to in its fight to end British rule in this level is too high couple of years old. but it .still Princess Beatrice on Aug. 8. those left homeless by an earthquake that spokesman, who by custom wa.s not on “ white ele­ bothers me. 1 have a sister and a Protestant-dominated province and unite phant” sales, killed at least 749 people sought shelter and identified. The spokesman said the brother. All of us are married and it with the overwhelmingly Catholic Irish garage sales. Papal peck still prized awaited government aid. officers were treated at a hospital for cuts Republic. only a few years apart in age. A and bruises. DEAR DR. GOTT: A blood Ic.sl showed that my bake sates, used book sales, etc. was snapped up by the head of Ihc' Casualty reports continued to trickle in from Responding to this summer's wave of cholesterol was 286 and my blood count was 3.700. couple of years ago. my mother CHINO, Calif. (AP) — Armless musician remote parts of this Himalayan mountain On Saturday, a bomb hidden in a vehicle I’m referring to “ pre-buying’’ bake .sale committee — for $5. had two very nice rings. One was bombings and shootings, the Defense I m 65, never sick and take no medications. Are privileges given to committee Tony Melendez says being kissed by Pope kingdom as relief workers fanned out through parked on the side of a highway near I raise this issue once and got her engagement ring from our Ministry said the distinctive military these levels OK? John Paul II last year has brought him fame the foothills and valleys. Sunday’s pre-dawn Omagh, about 30 miles from Maghera. members. For .years. I ’ve the cold shoulder, Abby, the only father, and the other was her own plates on the 95,000 cars driven by British watched these well-to-do women and fortune, but a peculiar legacy also quake struck near the India-Nepal border. exploded as a British military bus was organizations I know of in this mother’s ring. My mother asked military personnel and their families in DEAR READER: A cholesterol of 286 is. by snatch up designer clothes, rare emerged from the papal peck on the cheek. passing by. Eight British soldiers were town that do not allow members my sister to choose the ring she Some roads were flooded by heavy rains West Germany would be replaced by modern standards, above the normal range, even books and the choice items at “ It’s scary. A lot of people want to kiss the killed and 27 wounded. special pre-sale privileges are the wanted, then Mother gave my that followed the quake. Others had cracks 3 ordinary British plates. for a person your age. Although cholesterol levels rock-bottom prices. The public same cheek,” said Melendez; 26, who played On Tuesday night, a bomb in a stolen car Lions Club and the Junior brother's wife the otherone. Iwas feet deep or were blocked by boulders the size exploded near the Royal Navy recruiting This will make them indistinguishable 2 tend to rise with age, experts sugge.st that people — never even gets a chance to see the guitar with his feet and sang for the pope in League. overlooked completely. To make of houses. frorrt cars of British tourists. Armed of any age — with serum cholesterol above 240 them! office in central Belfast, slightly injuring a Any ideas for halting these matters worse, my mother told Universal City on Sept. 15 as millions watched At least 549 people were killed in Nepal, said Forces Minister Archie Hamilton said. should reduce dietary cholesterol, and possibly take Don’t they realize that it is on television. pregnant woman and causing widespread rip-offs? everyone involved not to tell me Tek Bahadur Thapa of the Home Affairs damage to buildings, police reported. AP photc cholesterol-lowering drugs. I think that you should those special treasures that bring Since then, Melendez has gone from local The change follows several attacks on IN THE STATE (I found out from a relative who Ministry. Dharan was hardest hit. At least 131 Police said those responsible for the British army personnel on the Europe cut back on dietary cholesterol (eggs. milk, cheese in the customers? This .vear 1 saw church appearances to paid performances SHAKE HANDS — “Nixe,” a sea elephant at the Berlin and meal products). under your doctor's supervi­ OF WASHINGTON didn’t know it was suppo.sed to be bodies were found in the city of 100.000. attack had stolen the car after bursting in mainland this summer in which four a museum-quality book of poetry a secret.) throughout the world, working three weeks zoo, shakes hands with her keeper. Dieter Petersen, after sion. and then have a reix'al blond test taken in a few “ sell" for a dollar — before the on a children’s birthday party in a west soldiers have died. Authorities suspect the I am very hurl because my every month. He leaves next month for a tour her daily feeding. She iikes herring and mackerel — months to .see if your alteiation in diet causes a sale started. Belfast house. IRA identified them through the plates on DEAR IN: 'Yes. Those who are mother chose my sister-in-law of Japan. Making hay In Idaho about 55 pounds a day. reduction in serum cholesterol I once baked and decorated a While some assailants held five adults their cars. responsible for the sale, auction, over me to give .something Melendez was born in Nicaragua with no 4 gorgeous cake for my club’s bake MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) — A group of weary raffle or whatever should de­ important to. The ironic part is arms, a result of the drug thalidomide taken By saying "m y blood count was 3,700” you sale to raffle off. I’m sure they Iowa farmers who traveled 1,600 miles for free clare: “ The committee shall that my sister-in-law and my by his mother during pregnancy. probably mean that your while blood-cell count is could have made $25 from it H hay have found an abundance of assistance agree on the .sale price, then mark brother are now getting divorced U.N. experts say 3.700. This is slightly below the normal range of 4.000 here, making it likely they will have enough to 9.000seen in most people. Older people sometimes — and there goes the ring! Joan Kennedy on probation Every time I see my mother. I equipment to cut the fodder they need for their show low whilecell counts: if you are otherwise D s f A drought-starved livestock. healthy, this is probably normal for you The low ” ” think of this ring business and feel BARNSTABLE, Mass. (AP) — Joan mustard gas raid “ It’s farmers helping farmers and I guess count ma.v be a lab error. Like Ibecholesterol value. hurt and resentful I avoid going Kennedy received no special treatment by it should be repeated at a later date. over to see her. I don’t know what being placed her on a year’s probation and that’s how to sum it up.” said Norman Plank, SKIDMARKS ON to do. I have two faces — one feels losing her driver’s license for 45 days for an Idaho Farm Bureau official who greeted hit Iranian city Comiiion stock To give you more information, I am sending you a guilty for not showing my mother drunken driving, a prosecutor says. the tired contingent of 65 lowans upon their free copy of my Health Report. “ Understanding YOUR WALLET the affection and attention a The 51-year-old former wife of Sen. Edward arrival Tuesday night after a 38-hour bus trip. Cholesterol” Other readers who would like a copy daughter should, and the other M. Kennedy, D-Mass., also was ordered to pay “ I think rigor mortis has about set in." said UNITED NATIONS (AP) - A U.N. team of should send $1 and their name and address to P.O. one can’t seem to get over the $677 in fees and fines and to participate in a Wayne E. Speer of Winterset, Iowa, as he chemical weapons experts has backed Iran’s claim Box 91369. Cleveland. Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to hurtifeel. It'snot really the ring: state alcohol-education program. stepped down off one of two Greyhound buses that Iraq dropped mustard gas on an Iranian city mention the title. it’s the idea that I was passed The penalty, imposed Tuesday by the transportation company donated to carry this month in a raid that came after both sides had And an over in favor of my sister-in-law. Barnstable District Court Judge Joseph T. the farmers westward. accepted a U.N. cease-fire resolution. What should I do? As I have stated hefote in this column, the Since 1972, the,cost of owning Travaline, was part of an agreement between The lowans — men, women and teen-agers In a note attached to the report Tuesday, experienced physician learns to avoid relying HURT the district attorney’s office and Mrs. — are harvesting hay on pasture land that has Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar said the excessively on single lab values in assessing health. and operating iii-tfpical U S. Kennedy’s attorney, Patrick Butler. been placed in the government’s conservation bomb attack violated provisions in the 1925 Geneva Normal people vary. laboratory technicians can DEAR HURT: Call your M/icommon car has soared 220% At a brief hearing, Mrs. Kennedy reserve program. Convention on the use of poison gases. make mistakes, and the “ normal” range of values mother and ask to meet with her There were no reported deaths in the Aug. 2 attack was developed with a 95 percent confidence level. — just the two of you alone. And acknowledged “ there are sufficient facts for a finding of guilty. It’s like offering no defense,” on the city of Oshna viyah, which is a few miles from This means that 95 percent of healthy people fall when you meet, be totally honest. Guidelines struck down the northeast comer of Iraq, though Iran said 2,680 Say. “ Mother, you hurt me.” said Richard Piazza, assistant district within the normal range. It also means that 5 people were injured. Baghdad denied responsibility percent of normals will not. Therefore, all things Then tell her why — without being attorney. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A U S. appeals (^porhinity. for the raid. considered, your doctor probably assumed that, judgmental or unkind. This way. Mrs. Kennedy, who lives in Boston and owns court struck down new guidelines establishing although healthy, you have a while-cell count that is the cold war — and your feelings a house on Squaw Island, was arrested July 5 a range of sentences for federal crimes, ruling The chemical weapons experts said they found Bank of South Windsor, now in organization, offers inve.stors slightly outside the normal range. If you are never of guilt — will come an end. after her car struck a fence. She was not hurt. the standards are unconstitutional because medical and chemical evidence of mustard gas, the opportunity to participate in a hank dedicated to .serving sick, feel well and the distribution of blood-cell types Source The Hem Corporation Whether she apologizes or they were drafted by judges as a political act. including shell fragments like those used in a community where: is normal. I think you needn't worry. To make explains is not important. But The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, the previous gas attacks, when they visited the site Aug. Health kick In Albany • there is no other bank headquartered absolutely sure, ask your doctor. NEA grapMc everything will be out in the open highest court to rule on the issue, said Tuesday 12-14. and you wili have cleared the air. ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. Mario Cuomo that placing three federal judges on the The attack at 2:45 a.m. on the civilian residents of • the population base is one of Connecticut's fa.stest growing complains that he’s only getting “ salad and Oshnaviyah took place “ in an area adjacent to an seven-member sentencing commission • the household income is an estimated 42% higher than the fish” to eat at the executive mansion because violated constitutional separation of powers. urban center lacking any protection against that state’s median his wife and daughters are on a health kick. In a 2-1 vote, the court decided the use of kind of attack,” the team said in its report to the “ I have to smuggle pizza in,” Cuomo said 9 His sister kept ali of the inheritance judges on the commission interfered with the Security Council. • small and large busines.ses enjoy an environment that Tuesday, referring to the late hours he keeps “ aura of Judicial impartiality” by allowing the At the time of the attack, both Iran and Iraq had encourages growth in his office at the nearby Capitol. DEAR BRUCE: reasons. Would you agree with him? president to appoint and remove members, accepted Security Council Resolution 598, which know SI.Iallies since we ali own our The Bank will pay .5% simple intere.st to all subscribers Our dad pas.sed away R.S. homes and are required to carry Cuomo’s culinary problems surfaced when said the opinion by Judge Alex Kozinski. calls for a cease-fire in their nearly 8-year-old war, when we were very STATE COLLEGE, PA. homeowner’s policies. he boarded a plane for a flight to Plattsburgh “ Congress may not, under our system of though negotiations on a truce starting date were during the offering period. young children, and and asked an aide for a cup of coffee. We do have hospitalization insu­ separated powers, require judges to serve on still in progress. If you’re interested in becoming an owner of the Bank of now our mother has DEAR R.S.: Your accountant is on "Something with caffeine in it.” Cuomo rance that will pay the bill, but I think bodies that make political decisions.” Patients injured in the attack and Iranian passed away, leaving Smart Moaey the scene, and I ’m sure he or she has pleaded. “ I can’t even get that at home.” South Windsor, cali or send for a copy of our Offering Circular. she should have at least volunteered Kozinski said. authorities told the team that a propeller-powered a modest estate. My considered your current income and to pay. After all. it was her tree. What 8 Bruce Williams plane dropped eight bombs as most residents slept. sister was named ex other variables, so I’m on the do you think? Four bombs landed in a neighboring field and four ecutor of the estate. accountant's side. B.T. Pizza for the Big Apple Dixon ready for Dickson The terms of the will fell in nearby mountains. 650,000 Since the restructuring of our tax SAN DIEGO NEW YORK (AP) — The Big Apple dance DIXON, III. (AP) — A warm welcome and a were clear — that she When the U.N. team arrived, 24of those injured in shares of Common Stock laws allows very few deductions, it is DEARB.T.: If I were your neighbor could win Mayor Patton Adams of Columbia, glimpse of life in the town where President and I were to share it after all debts the attack were still hospitalized, most of them before you bring the charges. While important that we take advantage of and you made such a suggestion, S.C., a New York pizza if he does it well. Reagan grew up await a small delegation had been paid. those that do exist. A debt such as farmers who lived near the field where the four obviously your sister is a no-goodnick. you’d wait a long time for another Mayor Edward I, Koch says. from Dickson, Siberia, for its weeklong There was about $25,000 left after all you’ve described is still tax invitation to my home. bombs fell. $10.00 per share whether or not you want to bring upon Adams claims New York stole the name, “ Dickson-to-Dixon” goodwill summit. my mom’s obligations were satisfied. her those kinds of troubles is some­ deductible. Your child was playing unsuper­ “ The Big Apple,” from a wild dance created in Signs in storefronts proclaiming "Peace on The team said the farmers and their wives But, plain and simple, my sister stole thing that you will have to determine You might ask your accountant vised while you sat inside enjoying suffered coughing and skin blisters, symptoms For your Offering Circular,* please write to the Bank of the money. I haven’t gotten a nickel, for yourself. whether or not it is to your advantage Fat Sam’s Big Apple saloon in Columbia back Earth,” written in English and Russian, and yourself. While the tree may be an in 1935. typical of mustard gas attacks. and she says “ tough stuff ” Do I have Be certain that you know the to take your $30,000 in cash and make attractive nuisance, it also seems to flags of the United States and the Soviet Union South Windsor. 1750 Ellington Road, Suite 3, South Wind.sor, rights in this situation? consequences of whatever action you some type of tax-deferred or tax- me that you had some responsibility He said he’s willing to bet Koch “ 10 pounds will greet the three-man delegation when it Air and soil samples taken at the bomb sites were CT 06074. Or call 644-4412,644-4177, or 644-4322. N.W. take: frequently once the charge is exempt investment. to supervise your daughter. of the best barbecue you can eat” to prove him arrives tonight. analyzed in Swiss and Swedish laboratories and CLEARWATER FLA. made, even if you wished it with­ In these perilous times, investing Fortunately; the injury was no more wrong. A heavy dose of Reagan history, including a found to contain mustard gas agents, the team drawn. you would not be allowed by that kind of money requires a high severe than a break. Given that and The origin of The Big Apple is fuzzy but it is visit to the president’s boyhood home — a reported. DEAR N.W.: Of course you have the courts. degree of stewardship. I am very the fact that you have hospitalization. considered to be a jazz term traditionally two-story frame house on the south side — will rights in this matter. Your sister is a pleased that you sought professional I ’d let the matter end right there. applied to New York by musicians who — like highlight the visit by Dickson Mayor Nikolai Security Council President Li Luye of China held talks about the report with other members of the thief. The problem with that scenario DEAR BRUCE: We are adding a advice. I think it’s time that all of us stop little children, always reached for the big T. Kartamyshev, journalist Boris S. Ivanov is: Are you prepared to bring charges basement recreation room to our looking at an accident as a key to a apple in a bowl of fruit - considered New and interpreter Nikolai S. VIshnewvsky of council Tuesday, said U.N. spokeswoman Nadia against her? home as well as a laundry area and a DEAR BRUCE: Last week several vacation in the Bahamas. York City the top place to reach, hence The Moscow. Younes. If the facts are as you described shop where I can pursue my cabinet­ of the ladies in our neighborhood got Big Apple. “ I want them to feel they are experiencing Members of the U.N. team were Dr. Erik them, you could make a complaint to making hobby. together for coffee at a neighbor’s Bruce Williams, America’s top Asked about Adams’ claim, Koch said Midwestern American hospitality,” says Dahlgren of Sweden’s Defense Research Establish­ SOUTH WINDSOR the prohate court in the county where Since we bought this home many home. All of the children were in the radio talk host. Is heard each Tuesday, “ well, when he comes up here. I’m Mayor James E. Dixon. “ I want them to see ment: Col. Ulrich Imobersteg, former chief of In Organization your mother’s will was probated and years ago, it’s almost entirely paid backyard playing. My 7year-old weeknight on NBC stations. Write to going to have him demonstrate The Big Apple our people at work. To see what we produce. Switzerland’s nuclear, biological and chemical the court could force your sister to for. The renovations will cost about daughter climbed a tree, fell and Williams In care of the Manchester dance right in front of City Hall. Hopefully, they will get a feel for life in defense force: and Dr. A.N.P. van Heijst, former deal with this. It may be that .she has $30,000. We could easily afford to pay broke her arm. Herald, P. O. Box 591, Manchester “ And if he dances as good as he talks. I’m small-town America.” director of the Dutch National Poison Control 'Cumplete deUils on this uttering are contained in our Ottering Circular. committed a criminal offense. for it in cash, but our accountant My neighbor never once mentioned 06040. Letters of general Interest will going to give him a pizza — the whole pie.” Center. I would discuss it with an attorney advises us to borrow the money for tax her homeowner's insurance, which I be answered in the column. _1®— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug, 24 1986

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Sales slow to a crawl maker’s attitude toward software that many BUSINESS MARKET REPORT B radioes stores for sale BUSINESS AcSvIty 0>tr th« ptn 30 irtanfl dtyt computers can use. I.N0 In Japan’s bug market In what some analysts termed a major B RAINTREE, Mass. (A P ) — The Stop & Shop Marriott gets contract revelation. Digital also said that 10 percent of its Cos. reported Monday that Shearson Lehman revenue — almost $1 billion — came from its TOKYO (AP) - Kids are said. Hutton Inc., its financial adviser, will market 11 Cable giants seek dynasty in state The Arbors at Hop Brook, 403 W. Center St., I.IM- Ultrix operating system. changing in Japan, appearing Even so, he said, Takashi­ stores remaining in the Southern Division of its recently awarded a food service contract to the The new version of the system, Ultlx-32 Version to lose interest in some of the maya expects to sell about Bradlees department store section. Marriott Corp. 3, ranges in price from $2,100 to $56,000 and will NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Three companies 112 ^ subscribers in 17communities. United world’s most timeless crea­ $6,000 worth of bugs this year. i ii ii , The announcement followed the Aug. 16 signing all Storer’s interests throughout the country Marriott will provide food and nutrition 2.100 allow Digital computers to link more effectively would control more than half the state’scable Cable Television Corp. of Connecticut hopes tures — bugs. Purveyors of The bug-hunting season in 'III of an agreement to sell the leases of 47 Bradlees for $2.8 billion in what would be the largest, services for the 114-unit retirement complex once I'' with those of rival International Business telvision market if a series of blockbuster insects say modern entertain­ Japan hits its peak in early outlets to the Hechinger Co. of Landover. Md. to sell controlling interest in its Hartford, most complicated cable buyout ever, the construction is finished in October. nil Machines Inc. buyouts win approval from state utility ments like computer games July and lasts through August. III Vernon and Plainville franchises, which partners said. Storer is the nation’s fourth- The stores to be sold are in Delaware, regulators. have slowed their sales to a To city kids, the hunting Marriott’s division vice president and general serve 152,000 subscribers in 21 towns. largest multiple-system cable company. Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and The buyers say the sales would not diminish crawl. ground is often the rooftops of manager, Tony Alibrio, and vice president of Trial set in Polaroid case Both Storer and United have already signed The buyout requires the approval of 118 Virginia. Stop & Shop operates 114 supermarkets the quality of programming or increase the department stores like Taka­ sales, Bruce Bonadies, both grew up in agreements with the buyers. franchising authorities. So far, 98 of the "This has been a terrible’ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P ) — A judge in and 168 Bradlees outlets. cost to subscribers, but critics, including shimaya, where such exotic Manchester. Alibrio now lives in Bolton and If the transactions are approved by state requests have been approved and none year for sales,” said Mitsuo Delaware has set a trial date for a challenge to a state Consumer Counsel James F. Meehan, creatures as the coleopteran, Bonadies in Vernon. regulators, three cable companies would own rejected. Otsuka, manager of the Insect Polaroid Corp. stock plan designed to impede a dispute that. 51.6 percent of Connecticut’s cable business; cricket and stag beetle are Critics fear that the acquistion of smaller Corner at Tokyo’s Takashi­ hostile takeover of the instant photography Odometer case settled “ Our concern is that with deregulation. easy prey — for thq right price. Telecommunications Inc. of Denver, the cable companies by larger companies will maya department store. <40* ‘wTf UTWTrutwrrMtwtruTwtf uiwTf ui pioneer. ™ looking for competition between the nation’s largest cable operator, Comcast A clerk at the Tokyo depart­ II M < • II JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (A P ) - Nearly 40,000 narrow the choice of programming. Sales up 20% at Rogers Shamrock Holdings Inc., a California cable companies, not increased concentra- Otsuka said the store used to ment store’s pet shop said she owners of Chrysler Motors Corp. cars whose Corp. of Pennsylvania, the 7th largest; and Large operators are increasingly buying up Mon,” Meehan said Tuesday as the state sell $380 to $480 worth of insects had sold a 3-inch male stag Rogers Corp. has reported a rise in investment firm owned by th? Roy E. Disney Cablevision Systems, which is not involved in not only cable systems, but movie channels, odometers were disconnected while company Department of Public Utility Controi began the buyouts. on a good Sunday. “ Now we’re beetle for $770 early this second-quarter sales of 20 percent, from $34 family, claims in a lawsuit fjle'd In July that sports channels and programs as well. They In June, Rogers and 3M formed a 50-50 venture executives test-drove them are entitled to more hearings on the first of the sales. lucky if we can sell half that month. “ But only insect-crazy million during the second quarter of last vear to Polaroid intentionally increased an employee TCI will file a request this week to acquire might offer their customers only those called Durel Corp. to manufacture and sell than $16 million in restitution under a nationwide A decision could be rendered by the end of much,” he said. adults buy those bugs, not $40.9 million this year. stock ownership plan to prevent an acquisition. 52 percent of the stock in the three United channels in which they have a financial electroluminescent lamps, Greenman said. He settlement. September, department spokeswoman Cable franchises. In rural Japan, the sight of a kids.” Net income of $918,000, or 30 cents a share rose Under Delaware’s takeover law. a buyer must interest, some critics say. predicted “ significant growth” in the future for Attorneys general from 10 states assisted in the Louise Rickard said. The Storer franchises would go to three child with net out to nab a A medium-range item, she 64 percent from $560,000, or 19 cents a share, Durel. either obtain permission from another company TCI already owns a financial interest in Ted .settlement, which will pay the wronged car "Programming costs are going up signifi­ cable companies: TCI, which already Owns cicada or dragonfly is com­ said, was a pairof smaller stag earned in the second quarter of 1987. Pre-tax to acquire more than 15 percent of its stock or cantly, said Howard L. Slater, an attorney Turner’s network, a host of cable channels owners at least $500 apiece, Missouri Attorney A Branford-based Heritage Communications mon. But in the city, Otsuka beetles. The beetles, which income nearly doubled, company officials said. jump directly from under 15 percent to more than for three companies trying to acquire Storer and the nation’s largest chain of movie General William Webster said at a news and wants to acquire a controlling interest in theaters. and other bug salesmen say came with a plastic cage, dirt Norman L. Greenman, president of the Digital upgrades Ultrix 85 percent ownership. Polaroid officially is a Cable TV of Connecticut. " I f you're a big, Haystack Cablevision in northwestern Con­ hopping insects are no match and a few slices of rotting Delaware company. conference Tuesday. "Ownership concentration within the cable company, said Interconnection Products, which multiple-system operator, you can withstand necticut: Comcast Corp. of Pennsylvania, the for modern diversions. eggplant, were priced at $77. BOSTON (A P ) — Digital Equipment Corp. on Carolyn Berger, vice chancellor of Delaware’s the shock.” industry has reached levels that warrant had a 28 percent volume gain, is one the the main Chrysler already has announced it will 7th largest: and the Knight-Bidder publishing “ It’s computer games. Kids " I t ’s a real buy,” she said. Tuesday unveiled an upgraded version of its investigation, and perhaps, action by the factors responsible for the higher first half Court of Chancery, scheduled Oct. 19-25 for increase warranty coverage for cars on which Storer wants to sell its New Haven. Clinton company. are more interested in ma­ "Until yesterday the price was standard operating system that analysts said Federal Communications Commission.” said results. hearings on Shamrock's suit, a court clerk said odometers had been disconnected in the and Groton franchises, which serve a total of The three companies are seeking toacquire chines these days,” Otsuka 15,000 yen ($115).” marks a dramatic change in the No. 2 computer a report issued in June. Tuesday. company’s "Overnight Evaluation Program.” Stamford’s GTE Corp. U eyes cheaper pastures in the Greater

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( 203) 646-7709 643-4616 It — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 Condos Poland Iflaiirlirritrr ‘Hrralii From page 1 IN B R IE F From page 1 FOOD Section 2. Page 13 stabilizing after a nearly 35 Wednesday, Aug, 24.1986 percent increase last year. Milier Government spokesman Ryszard Straus said a Oak Street woman burned group of “ party activists, management and said. She predicts a 5 percent to 10 A 41-year-old Manchester woman received percent increase this year, which workers" accompanied by police intervened to end the strike, and he denied that police played an active second- and third-degree burns over 40 is normal, she said. percent of her body Tuesday after she leaned Also, condominiums with too over a stove and her clothes caught fire, fire high an asking price have come But at another mine in the Silesian coal fields, down. • fV ^ about 125 miners Tuesday blocked themselves 580 officials said. HEARTY, Capt. Jack Hughes of the Town of "They’re (the sellers) looking yards underground in a shaft near the curfew-bound southern town of Jastrzebie. Manchester Fire Department would not for that 30 percent increase that Rv.- Just Isn't there,” Miller said. The miners pledged to stay underground at the 30 identify the woman, who lives at 223 Oak St. Statistics from the Manchester Years of People’s Poland mine "until the end of Firefighters were called to the house at 11:27 Board of Realtors show that for ill i**! 'If®’ demands are met,” said a.m. Tuesday and found the stove fire Wojciech Maziarski, a Solidarity spokesman in extinguished. GOOD-FOR-YOU the three months ending in W i , Warsaw. September 1987. 109 condomi­ The house was not damaged in the fire, but nium units were sold at an Meanwhile, strikes ended peacefully at the Lenin the woman received burns on her head, neck, mine in Myslowice and the Victoria mine in face and chest, Hughes said. She was average price of $97,592. The Walbrzych, PAP said. most recent figures show that 146 transferred immediately to Hartford Hospital. condominiums wre sold at an But Kozak said the Knurow mine in Gliwice in the Hughes said he received reports that she was FOODS THAT south and the Dzialoszyn cement works in Wielun in average price of $106,428 during later transferred to a burn center in another the second quarter of this year. central Poland joined the strikes today. Straus said he had no information on the strikes. hospital but did not have any details. That’s a 9 percent increase over In another development, Zbigniew Bujak, a Hughes said firefighters believe the woman 1987. and her teen-age daughter extinguished the "Generally speaking, prices forrner underground Solidarity leader, made a dash RATE fire by beating it with a sheet. are lower than they were.” said for his motorcycle during the night and escaped A Jack J. Lappen, owner of Jack J. police watchers stationed outside his Warsaw-area Lappen Realty of 357 East Center home since Sunday, said his wife Waclawa. St. The Politburo issued a communique saying Town man may sue But while Miller said there are speedy changes must be made to correct the or most of us, fall on the calendar signals the begin- plenty of units and buyers. country’s economic policies. The government has A Manchester man has filed an notice of ning of the "busy season." It s back-to-school for the Lappen said a shortage of buyers raised prices 40 percent this year and wages have intent to sue the town of East Hartford for lagged far behind inflation. kids, back to a full work schedule after summer uaca- is the reason for the current injuries he received last month at a town golf Government spokesman Jerzy Urban said at least tions, back to club meetings and a host of social market status. course. Obligations. " I wouldn’t say we have a glut 49 people have been detained in connection with the William L. Kearns Jr. of 158 Greenwood U strikes. (of condominiums),” he said. Drive said in the notice filed with the East F While coping with all of this, you know its important to pro­ ■/ From the strikebound Lenin shipyard in Gdansk. "There are Just more homes and Hartford town clerk that he sprained his knee Solidarity chairman Lech Walesa appealed again vide nutritious foods that keep energy levels high. And who condominiums on the market and suffered wrist and back injuries, Rick than buyers.” for dialogue with authorities to end the strikes. wants to spend a tot of time in the kitchen. The government, which has declared the strikes Maynard, director of the East Hartford parks In fact, Lappen said, there and recreation department, said. A tall order ? Not with a bit of planning and the help of some aren’t many condominiums Illegal, refused. Communist authorities stifled Solidarity in a December 1981 military crackdown Maynard said according to the notice, easy-to-assemble dishes. Rely on convenient foods that are priced in the $60,000 to $70,000 or Kearns leaned over the fence on a bridge over in the $110,000 to $120,000 ranges. ‘There will be no political talks underthe ‘pistol’ easy to keep on hand and can be creatively combined in ! ! *• of a strike, Urban told a Warsaw news conference. a stream to retrieve a golf ball in the water. G Buyers and sellers are "run­ numerous ways. When possible, use a microwave oven to fur­ He did not rule out declaring a state of emergency The fence collapsed and Kearns fell onto a ning a little bit scared” because PMrIck Flynn/Manchestar Herald bank along the stream. Maynard said. ther cut meal preparation time. of layoffs at Pratt & Whitney and in the affected provinces: “ The measures that will the major insurance companies, be applied will be adequate to developments." The notice was filed by Kearns’ attorney, Start with the basics, such as those featured here— premium TIME TO BUY — Manchester isn't experiencing a glut in Urban said a special Parliament commission will Daniel Lynch Sr. who could not be reached for he said. frozen vegetables, Washington Russet potatoes, Norwegian the condominium market like the southern part of the meet Aug. 31 to review the government’s economic comment this morning. “ People are sitting tighter.” cheeses and crispbread. In these recipes, cheese substitutes Lappen said. state, local realtors say, but there is an adequate supply. policies — which so far this year have brought 40 Lynch said in the notice the fence was in percent price increases and inflation that wages for meat, providing high-quality protein. Sue Chaloux. a sales associate Prices on condominums are stabilizing after a big jump poor condition. Maynard said it probably was have lagged far behind. and that maintenance crews have been with D.W. Fish Realty Co. of 243 last year, local brokers say. Pictured are the Oak Grove A cool weather variation on a classic. Marinated Autumn Main St.. agreed that the demand Interior Minister Czeslaw Kiszczak announced repairing and replacing unstable fences. Farms condominiums on Oakland Street. Monday that troops would be sent to secure major Vegetable Salad with Cheese Bread takes advantage of three isn’t meeting the supply, but said industrial plants. it’s because the supply is greater. different vegetables frozen at their peak of ripeness to seal in “ The problem now is we have a maximum freshness, flavor and nutrient value. Accompany large supply.” Chaloux said. with savory Cheese Bread laced with mellow, nutty Jarlsbera “ But demand hasn’t dropped cheese. off.” Chaloux said she sees a large Corn and Cheese Soup owes its rich flavor and creamy con­ supply of both houses and con­ sistency to Jarlsberg. A gift from Norway's renowned dairy- dominiums. but would describe it as a glut. GIANT REMODELING SALE lands, this excellent source of calcium is also made from But a large supply can still part-skim milk, so it's lower in calories and fat than many other cause problems for builders, said cheeses. Croutons made from Kavli crispbreads, which are Beverly DiPietro. new construc­ low in calories, fat and sodium, add a zesty rye accent and tion coordinator at the Tolland office of D.W. Fish. We Need Room wonderful crunch. Paired with a green salad, it's perfect fora 2 ” We won’t build a house on spec light dinner. (speculation) where we would a year ago,” DiPietro said. ” We Thanks to your microwave. Vegetable-Cheese Stuffed Potatoes might not find that buyer right are ready in less than half an hour. Washington Russet pota- away.” DiPietro said the reluctance of cx:ce//enf choice as they bake up exceptionally light buyers and sellers to make a Help Us Clear Out Our and fluffy due to their high solids-low moisture content They move because of layoffs and the S f ^ ’ are surprisingly low in calories and supply an abundance of fact that it’s an election year has important nutnents. Creamy Nokkelost cheese, delicately 4 a "ripple effect" that hits spieled with cloves, cumin and caraway, provides seasonina builders. People aren’t selling their starter homesorcondomini- and melts readily for smooth consistency. ums. which means a lower demand for second and third Merchandise to make room! homes, she said. Real estate agents, developers VEGETABLE-CHEESE and planners in the southern part CORN AND CHEESE SOGP MARINATED AUTUMN VEGETABLE SALAD of the state say some developers STGFFED POTATOES t package (1 0 o z.) frozen cut 2 cups milk 1/2 cup frozen chopped onions 2 (about 1 lb.) Wasldngton Russel are using incentives such as free com (about 2 cu p s) cars and no closing costs to sell 3 tablespoons flour 1/4 cup olive oil potatoes, cooked and cut p M E R Y d i s h w a s h e r ^ - ' DAYS ONLY! (Microwave Method*) / (about 8 o z.) Washinaton 1-1/2 cups shredded Jarlsberg 3/4 cup chicken broth or water their properties. 13 lengthwise into sixths Russet potato, pared and diced cheese, Molded 1/3 cup oinegar I package (8 oz.) frozen petite Chaloux said she hasn’t seen 4 (2 to 2-1/2 lbs.) Washington Russet I cup sliced celery potatoes t teaspoon dry mustard 1 teaspoon sugar green beans and baby carrots, the use of incentives in the THURS • FRI • SAT 1/2 cup frozen chopped onions Dash to 1/8 teaspoon 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon thyme, crushed cooked and drained Manchester area in a long time. 2 cups frozen broccoli and cauliflower 1 can (14-1/2 oz.) chicken broth Most don’t work, but reducing or e v I b y w c b o w a v e ... combination cayenne pepper Salt and pepper to taste 1 tablespoon minced parsley NOW IS YOUR CHANCE or water 1/2 cup beer (optional) eliminating closing costs can 1 to 2 tablespoons minced parsley or diced Cheese Bread 1/2 teaspoon salt Cfispbread'Croutons help, especially when trying to ® e v e r y FHEEZEf^- ' T O SAVE Bie DURING pimiento (optional) attract the first-time buyer, she eVERY COLOR TV.- 1 cup shredded Nokkelost cheese Combjne corn, potato, celery, onions, broth and salt; bring to boil. Simmer, covered Saute onions in oil until tender. Add chicken broth, vinegar, sugar, thyme, salt and said. OUR EXPLOSIVE JULY Salt and pepper to taste 15 to 20 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Combine milk and flour; gradually peppier. Bring to toil; reduce heat and simmer 2 to 3 minutes. Pour over warm potato blend into vegetable mixture. Cook until slightly thickened. Add cheese, mustard Lappen said he’s seen some ^ e v e r y V C R - HOLIDAY SALE. GIGANTIC 4 tablespoons butter or margarine wedges and marinate at room temperature about I hour. Drain and reserve mari­ companies offer incentives but e v e r y CAMCORDER- and cayenne: stir until cheese melts. Add beer; heat thoroughly. Garnish with Crisp- nade. Arrange potatoes and vegetables on serving platter. Drizzle with reserved doesn’t think it would help in the bread Croutons. Makes 4 servings. ^ mannade; sprinkle with piarsley. Serve with Cheese Bread. Makes 4 to 6 servings. STOREWIDE s a v i n g s O N Wash potatoes: pierce several times with fork current market. yariation: Fora heartier main dish, add 1 can (7-1/2 oz.) salmon, drained and broken Cheese Brrad: Slice 1 loaf French bread lengthwise. Spread with 1/4 cup softened "It can only work if you happen Microcook at HIGH (100%) 12 to 14 minutes; turn into chunks. EVERY MAJOR APPLIANCE, once halfway through cooking time. Wrap in foil butter. Sprinkle with 4 ounces shredded Jarlsberg cheese. Bake at 400° F. 7 to 10 to have a buyer,” Lappen said. COLOR TV, VCR, GAS GRILL, and set aside while preparing vegetables. Cover C iispb^d Croutons: Combine 1/4 cup softened butter or margarine, 1 tablespoon minutes or until cheese melts. Slice each half diagonally into serving-size pieces. "Right now, you have fewer minced parsley and 1/4 teaspoon marjoram, crushed: mix well. Spread on about 12 prospects." and microcook vegetables in 11/2-quart micro- AND AIR C O NDITIONER! wave-safe dish at HIGH 6 to 8 minutes; stir halfway Norwegian thick crispbread: toast or broil until butter melts. Cut into irregular pieces MUSTBf through cooking time. Drain. Add parsley or pi­ A streamlined version o f the Scandinavian favorite. Potato Skins Raclette dem- miento. Sprinkle cheese over vegetables; allow °with^soup(J^^f^^fo!iu^^ Potaloes. Try this for hearty snacking or pair it ■ eM 1 V C ri"l5!M5T"sEi£CTION to melt. Pierce top of potatos; squeeze open. Sea­ Quayle S O L D U l b ak nditionek son to taste with salt and pepper. Top each with Elegant enough for unexpected guests, this healthful entree teams crispbread JMIT IA ^ 1 tablespoon butter. Spoon vegetable-cheese crumbs wdh spinach for a flauorful filling that takes Just minutes in the POTATO SKINS RACLETTE From page 1 mixture on potatoes. Makes 4 servings. microwave. (Not Shown) SPINACH-STUFFED WHITEFISH 4 (2 to 2-1/2 lbs.) baked Salt and pepper to taste Quayle also proposed that the •Reciise developed for 600 to 700 watt microwave Washington Russet potatoes federal budget be written every ovens. 6 ounces Jarlsberg or Nokkelost IPfSMW?TR?fRo3*r 1/4 cup butter or margarine, melted cheese, sliced 1/8-inch thick two years rather than going (Not Shown) / small clone garlic, minced through the current laborious Chopped chiues Conventional Method: Wash and pierce p>otatoes 1/3 cup frozen chopped onions 1/4 cup chopped water chestnuts 1/8 teaspoon paprika process every year in a crisis 3 tablespoons butter or as above. Bake at 400° F. 50 to 60 minutes or until 2 tablespoons lemon Juice Quarter (wtatoes lengthwise. Carefully scoop potato pulp from skins leaving 3/8 to atmosphere. margarine, dlulded From Cincinnati, Quayle tender. Cook frozen vegetables according to 1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel 1/2-inch thick sh^l; rescue pulp for other use. Combine butter, garlic, paprika salt pactege directions: drain well. Add parsley or 1 package (1 0 o z.) chopped 4 (about 1 lb.) cod, pollock or and p>epper; brush over inside of skins. Place on cookie sheet; bake at 450° F 10 planned to travel to Lexington, spinach, thawed and drained Ky., before addressing a national pimiento. Sprinkle cheese over vegetables; allow sole fillets, thawed if necessaru minutes or until crisp. Remove from oven: top each piece with slice of cheese and to melt. Prepare and top baked potatoes as 1/2 cup Norwegian crispbread Paprika sprinkle with chives. Bake 2 to 3 minutes longer or until cheese melts Makes 4 conference of enlisted National above. em m bs servings. Guardsmen in St. Louis tonight. LOWEST PRICES,.. At home ’Tuesday, Quayle said ^ ‘^'’ 'espoons butter in microwave-safe dish; microcook at he believed the Guard issue will niCM (11X1%) 2 to 3 minutes or unbl tender. Combine onions, spinach crumbs water fade during the campaign be­ che^nutS’ lei^on juice and peel; mix well. Place about 1/4 cup spinach mixture on Jarlsberg cheese adds a subtle, yet distinctive flavor to Vegetable Cheese Frittata cause Americans would rather each hi let: roll and secure with wooden picks if necessaiy. Place fillets seam-side sure to be popular at brunch or supper. BEST SELECTION! down along outer edge of round microwave-safe dish; spoon remaining spinach hear about peace, jobs and freedom. mixture in center. Drizzle with 1 tablespoon melted butter; sprinkle with paprika OUR BIGGEST Cover with waxed paper; microcook at HIGH 6 to 8 minutes or until fish flakes when VEGETABLE CHEESE FRITTATA As for new reports about his tested with a fork. Rotate dish once during cooking. Makes 4 servings. entry into the Guard and relation­ "ITOPSRownr Serving Suggestion: Wash 4 (2 to 2-1/2 lbs.) Washington Russet potatoes- oierce ship with former lobbyist Paula REMODELING SALE EVER 1/2 cup frozen chopped onions 1 tablespoon minced parsley several times with fork. Microcook at HIGH (KX)% ) 12 to 14 minutes; turn once Parkinson, Quayle said; "This is 1 tablespoon vegetable oil 1/4 teaspoon each thyme, Just getting a little bit outrageous halfway through cooking time. Wrap in foil and set aside while preparing fish Serve 2 cups frozen vegetable ALSIEFFBRrS EASY TO GET TO; E-Z TERMS with Spinach-Stuffed Whitefish. crumbled, and salt and I ’m getting a little bit 44S HARTFORD ROAD combination, cooked and 1/8 teaspoon pepper ■ CASH •Recipe developed for 600 to 700 watt microwave ovens. drained indignant about just one bum rap you c a n ta k e i-3B4 MANCHESTER. ■ MASTBtCARD 6 eggs 1 cup shreebed Jarlsberg cheese after another." d ir e c t, from I-B4 TO ■ VISA Conventional Method: Saute onions in 1 tablespoon butter until tender. Prepare Quayle has denied using his (-304 ALSIEf>FERrS SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER!! VISA ■ MONTHLY PMT. spinach mixture and rolled fillets as directed above. Place rolled fillets in buttered Saute onions in oil until tender in oven proof 8-inch skillet. Add cooked vegetables- family’s influence to get into the baking dish; drizzle with 2 tablesjxions melted butter. Bake at 450° F. allowing about rnix thoroughly. Beat eggs; add parsley, thyme, salt and pepper and mix Stir in HA.TromoM.oi Indiana National Guard during ■ discover 10 minutes per inch thickness of rolled fillet or until fish flakes when tested with a fork. cheese. Pour M g mixture over vegetables in skillet. Cook, over low heat 8 to 10 the Vietnam War, saying that the SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Cook and stir leftover spinach filling in skillet until thoroughly heated. minutes or unbf bottom is browned and eggs are almost done. Broil 5 inches from Guard had openings at the time. ^ AL i 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET heat until eggs are set in center. Makes 4 servings. But a retired Indiana guard BIBFFERTS X official acknowledged Tuesday MANCHESTER, CONN. that be asked the Guard person­ nel office to "bold" a space for OPEN DAILY; MON A THORS TIL 9, TUES, WED, SAT ^Tll 5. R l TIL S, SUN TILS. Quayle • - l i ___ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 Supermarket Shopper MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 — 15 ^ 1% ■ I pancakes n Handle your picnic food with care 2 slightly beaten eggs oopy saves coupon~backed recipe I V« cup milk By Randolph__ E. Schmid■■ ■ ^ • m ■ V4 cup whole bran cereal By Randolph E. Schmid statesstates can can call call in inwith with questions questions at at 1-800-426- 1-800-426- ooidcold, such such as as hot hot do paste 1 between skin and flesh of each breast. ’Tuck skin edges under the 1/3 cup dry red wine Seedless watermelon’s seeds edible By Nancy Byal breast; secure with wooden picks. Place breasts, skin side up, in 1 tablespoon quick-cooking Better Homes and Gardens 1135 T O L L A N D T U R N P IK E SUN WORLD SEEDLESS WA’TER- a shallow baking dish; brush with melted margarine. Bake, tapioca the sun. Most of the so-called new products uncovered, in a 350-degree oven 40 to 45 minutes, basting MELON. Priced 10 to 15 cents per Your barbecue will win a pound above seeded melons. introduced into Am erica’s supermarkets that occasionally with juices. Makes 6 servings. Remove skin from chicken, if desired. Rinse and pat dry. are really good are based on old favorites. four-star rating when you serve Arrange chicken pieces in a 3-quart casserole with meaty Bonnie: Low in calories and rich in Nutrition information per lerving: 339 cal.. 45g pro., 3 gcarbo., 15 g fat. 120 mg classy lobster tails with crab Supermarket These new Brownie Sundaes are a good cbol., 373 mg sodium. U.S. RDA: 12 percent vlt. A. 15 percent riboHavln. 24 portions toward edges of dish. Add green pepper and onion. In a vitamin A and C. watermelon is a stuffing. This isn’t as extrava­ example, inspired by the old soda fountain percent calcium. 44 percent phosphorus. small mixing bowl combine undrained tomatoes, tomato paste, perfect snack or dessert. This new, Sampler gant as it sounds; when stuffed, MANCHESTER treat. Betty Crocker has sandwiched ice each lobster tails serves two 2 wine, tapioca, bay leaves, garlic, basil, fennel seed and pepper. slightly sweeter version should please Carolyn Wyman cream in between two thin pieces of brownie. Pour over chicken. those who don’t like watermelon people. & Bonnie Tandy Leblang The ice cream they’ve used isn’t the best but Cover and cook on 100 percent power (high) for 20 to 25 minutes because of its seeds. It still contains the Because the stuffed tails can’t as might be expected from a company known Creamy pasta-cabbage salad be turned while grilling, use a DOUBLE COUPONS or until chicken and vegetables are done, giving the dish a tiny white seeds, but they’re edible. for its desserts, the brownie is wonderful. . half-turn and stirring the mixture after 10 minutes. Remove covered grill for more even SEE STORE FOR DETAILS Part of my wonder is how the brownie is able : 4 ounces corkscrew maca­ 1 small clove garlic, minced chicken and bay leaves. Skim fat from sauce, if necessary. Serve Carolyn: Up until now watermelon has cooking. to stay so soft and moist in the freezer. roni (I'A cups uncooked) 2 cups mixed shredded chicken and sauce over spaghetti; sprinkle with cheese. Makes 6 provided civilized society with its only Bonnie: I wouldn’t serve this to my kids and DECAFFEINATED OR REGULAR PREMIUM servings. opportunity to spit in public. People who don’t neither should you. This Famous Amos Drink 'A cup plain low-fat yogurt cabbage and carrots Deviled crab enjoy this probably also don’t like the way is basically water flavored with sugar, highly Bonnie; Don’t buy the fudge swirl variety o f' 1/3 cup reduced-calorie 1 medium cucumber, Melitta Nutrition information per serving: lS4cai.. Mgpro., ISgcarbo.. 7g fat. 71 mg creamy Italian salad dressing lobster tails watermelon juice always runs down your saturated coconut oil and milk byproducts. these new Brownie Sundaes; they have more chopped 13 02 4 Choi., 410 mg fodium. U.S. RDA: U percent vit A. SO percent vlt C. II percent Coffee thiamine, 14 percent ribonavin, 45 percent niacin. 10 percent iron. 13 percent arms and legs so why don’t they just eat There are additives to provide some nutri­ thickners and preservatives than the rest. 1 tablespoon grated Parm e­ 1 medium tomato, seeded ’Two 8- to 10-ounce frozen phosphorus. something nice and neat and more in keeping tional value and others that don’t. Not that the rest are winners. None of the san cheese and chopped lobster tails, thawed PERK OR AUTO REG OR DARK DECAF with their personalities — like prunes. If your kids want something chocolate to flavors use premium ice cream; they all Lettuce leaves (optional) ■A teaspoon lemon-pepper sea­ drink, give them chocolate-flavored milk. contain numerous stabilizers. The brownies soning Brim FAMOUS AMOS CHOCOLATE FLA­ They’ll be getting lots of sugar and calories, have artificial flavoring and the highly Cook pasta in boiling water according to package directions. 2 tablespoons sliced green VORED DRINK. $1,19 for a package of three saturated palm oil. onion Coffee Microwave breaded fillets 8-fluid-ounce aceptic cartons. but they’ll also be getting all the naturally- Immediately drain. Rinse under cold running water. Drain well. occurring nutrients milk is famous for. Meanwhile, in a small bowl stir together yogurt, salad 1 tablespoon sliced celery RICE-A-RONI Despite all this, I too was impressed with 1 tablespoon margarine or I pound fresh or frozen fish Vi cup fine dry bread Carolyn: This drink tastes almost as good dressing, cheese and garlic. In a large bowl toss together pasta, BE’TTY CROCKER BROWNIE SUNDAE. how soft the brownies stay in the freezer (it’s butter Savory fillets, cut 'A-inch thick crumbs as the more expensive shake-like drinks you salad dressing mixture, cabbage and carrots, cucumber and WALNUTS, VANILLA, VANILLA FUDGE a trade secret) and at how good they taste. I'A teaspoons all-purpose flour 4.5 02. t tablespoons margarine or ■A teaspoon curry powder can buy in your grocer’s refrigerator case. tomato. Cover and chill 1 hour. Serve in lettuce-lined bowl. Makes Classics piRETAIL DEALERS lettuce and tomato, croissant. fruit, milk. P lit t 643-2711 ciated with reward, which is very — Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens pieasing.”

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McCALL OF THE WILD by DumM It Crawford SNAFU by Bruct Baatlla KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedneiday. Aug. 84, 19SS — 17 „ Now.iN-THESeMTENCt, raeNPS seeM Nict, m u . . RtJPlE9 A H T T L £ N I C E R THAAl Puzzles Oi-P PI6&IM5, Tannei^ hopes for jump to PBS ACROSS 10 Do wrong Answer to Previous Punie 11 Stein By Kathryn Baker 1 Consumer stock-still. “ Which one is that?” one woman 14 Actor Lugosi dI s ITI The Associated Press advocate Ralph wondered when confronted with the Tanner 17 Basketball T V Topics billboards. If w ? Y YORK — Boy, will HBO be In trouble group (abbr.) □ □ D E I □ □ □ But most of the politically savvy . ) wd in 6 Talked loudly if Michael Dukakis is elected president. I^ e 12 Lucy 21 Soap plant D □ □ □ □ [ ;] □ town for the convention were up on Tanner. cable channel has dropped "T an n er ’88,” the 13 Public official 23 Who (It.) ‘T ve never had response to a character "W hat’ll you do if you really win?” joked a p— -S®E] BEID series about a fictional underdog presidential 14 Grow fat 24 Down and BDOBEIDO □!]]□□ that I’ve had with this,” said Murphy in an woman who spotted Murphy relaxing near 15 Refugee 26 Former nuclear candidate, and Kitty Dukakis is such a fan, interview on the set in Atlanta. "The response / / she was in it. the set. Murphy just laughed. PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schuli 16 Level of agency (abbr.) is not only positive, it’s Intelligent. We get Tanner has run into all his "opponents” Mrs. Efukakis did a cameo in the final command 27 Resided people who get It, who get what we’re trying to along the campaign trail, and many have 18 Greek letter episode, filmed last month at the Democratic 28 Baseball player do here. Everybody except HBO, I guess. done cameos. In Atlanta, the Tanner crew TMI5 15 CKAZr, SIR..WOW cpo(:o6i 19 Is situated Mel National Convention in Atlanta. “ If I had a show that was talked about the QUIET, MARCIE..NEVER right ABOUT NOW 15 WHEN A ^WNbEe'^> learned Mrs. Dukakis was a fan when one of C'AN AN ATTORNEY LEAP 20 _ humbugl 29 Sail HBO had agreed to carry the Robert way this show is, and had Garry Trudeau and PI5TURB AN Attorney CAT 22 Sgt. her staffers told them she’d like to do a scene. PIZZA WOULPTASTE 600P.. 31 Navy ship Altman-Garry Trudeau series only through Robert Altman under my wing. I’d be jumpin' U5 OUT OF TME W00P5 7 25 Literary ” We said what do you want to do?” Murphy U)WEN HE'S THINKING prefix (abbr.) the convention, but the Tanner crew hoped to up and down. We’d love to take It to the miscellany get an extension, based on their good critical recounted, "and she said. ‘Well I want to do a 32 Short sleep election, which would be a nice way to finish scene with that girlfriend.” ’ //.Gii I" ‘ 26 Actor West notices, and take candidate Jack Tanner this thing.” j n 28 Hawaiian island 33 Openings 4 3 Matter-filled through the November election as an ‘You mentioned your husband’s climbing 29 Semite 34 Polliwog 49 Brought up A move to PBS, said Murphy, "would be spaces independent. TANNER’S GIRLFRIEND, Joanna, was the Himalayas? He says there’s been an 30 Baffle 38 de cologne 50 Numbers great, because we could reach the audience 44 Food writer _ Except for a possible pre-election special, skulking around in theearlyepisodes because accident.” 32 Bulletin 39 Actress we re really looking for, and you wouldn’t she was working for the Dukakis campaign. Claiborne (abbr.) the series’ final episode, "The Reality have to be wired up and there still wouldn’t be ZIPPY by Bill Grllfllh 35 Landing boat Woodward "W e went up and sort of started kicking 46 In present 51 Unit Check,” airs Thursday as well as Aug. 28 and any commercials. I’d love to be over there. 36 Type of horse 40 Debates condition (2 30. things around," Murphy said. “ Garry Tru­ And they’re trying as we speak, they’re trying Je£Z,2(P,i.oot:iw(J 37 Residue 41 Horse wds.) 52 Morning deau said, ‘Well, she (Joanna) should be a A “ Otherwise, thi's is it - I ’ll ride o ff into the I P t(2- n 'f A«A2lf/G,6i>T ^ uihaT THEM iw 'u ee o L u e O R 39 Toothlike directives to get the dough.” oyet? Tuif tifTof A u tn C f 48 Ponder moisture sunset,” said Michael Murphy, who plays little nervous, because she’s shown some < 2fA 0aW ’ Ju6<;e$ idNUUi O N E U lg e I CAM GouJueB yp 1A Co HAPPy To KMOW Routjie..Ronm projection HAOAR ’THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 2 3 4 lapses in judgment here,’ and Kitty said, ■mt £m a m ,J a c k v 7 ^ '* A fiACf foc uTfP /iuci- 42 Fox's foot Tanner. "N ext week this time I’ll ...be out of TionS foc Vm ik \/'R , I'm GBimtO ouieHoRTH lie oP ouie. TRUDEAU, WHO WRITES the scripts and quite spontaneously, ‘What, for falling In etAM.ABUME j„ '■ , A u v ev(it/o*ie o f j p f ^ 43 Harper Valley ■ l work and depressed.’” ST(?0iii; gy 1H' CElveO /j" VOTEf. OoET jpuof 12 is co-producer, is the cartoonist of “ Doones- M R.eo'f t OAHt, rouep Ti»eJe iHouJANOf of/>- A » r love?’ So we thought that was great, and we H W r P O I f W B T O U U t ^ R o f M 6 0 IA . p c A C IMG H IM bury” fame. Director Altman (“ M-A-S-H,” I CtoNT WANT Tt?j (SlVlN(5 MAWOiep gAut jceuer, « f/o£6 p c o p t e .41 o o *i t J« u o w . 44 Center thought we’d shoot something like that.’’ ''p P£SiJoNPitiTi£S iwe'pe M C C K 4 M EC F w it h 14 MURPHY MAY ONLY be out of work Nashville” ) is known for his facility with THE PO& FLEA^ t l ^A/OW/ AlM ofT/^ W tr" If HAVE TO/UAPf In “ The Reality (Theck," Joanna (Wendy A lt fAMil.iAB»*/lTH' W 7 G / .' U60 Poi,Attfy OII RO RoHAaREAGM! 45 Buddy temporarily. The Public Broadcasting Ser­ AMVof TM fAiy'“'VPP imE Touch oeahous improvisation and gritty realism. wpifiaw^evAFNt. 47 Resentment 16 Oewson) has lunch with Mrs. Dukakis, who R£«U«fH£f(7 LIBE THIf IN m s vice Is hoping to find an underwriter to'pick up The two combined to create a fictional To-ON£ 50 Looped forgives Joanna her indiscretions, then asks F o p A Pu*l C a a iPa iCn ’ the series and move it to public television for series that feels like the real thing, and in fact m a b CimI. 53 Distant 19 her to seek Tanner's support for Dukakis. U MiNG MATC'’ the rest of the campaign. That will take some Tanner’s campaign slogan is "For Real.” In By the end o f the episode, Tanner’s sta ff is planet ■ ■ doing, since tithe is short and the show is 25 26 Atlanta, confused passersby spotted the pondering whether to run their man as an 54 Waiting expensive. 55 Fishing net Tanner office in the CNN Center and stopped independent. Ml«CI <5^ 56 Teeter toner 57 Boundaries

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Nick Nolte, Robert Shaw 1977. U S A. Christopher Reeve. Margot Kidder, 1 2 :1 0 A M [TM C] MOVIE: National 8 How sweet [M A X] MOVIE: Yellow Sky’ A group of Fu n n y P e o p le (60 min.) (In Stereo) Gene Hackman 1980 Rated PG (In Lampoon's Vacation' White driving o utlaw s attem pt to steal a gold claim from Stereo) cross country to giant Wally World, the ^4) 16 Days of Glory (CC) Men s pole an old man and his granddaughter Gre Griswold clan detours into a series of 9 City in vaulting; Romanian track and field star 10 :3 0 P M ® Odd Couple gory Peck. Anne Baxter, Richard Widmark screwball sidetrips. Chevy Chase, Beverly Maricica Puica; American marathoh runner Miclrigan (C)198B by NEA Inc 24 1948. (® INN News D'Angelo. Christie Brinkley. 1983. Rated Joan Benoit; scenes from the closing cere­ ® Hogan's Heroes R. 5 l3 0 P M [ESPN] Thoroughbred monies (60 min.) Part 6 of 6 Si) Muy Especial Sports Digest MOVIE: 'Man on the Roof' A tough 1 2:3 0 A M CD a h in the Family [HBO] MOVIE: 'Close Encounters of Stockholm cop traces the murder of a cor­ [H BO ] Hitchhiker (CC) A mayor's past is CD Discover with Robert Vaughn the Third Kind - The Special Edition' rupt police official to a psychopathic col­ revealed when he looks into the activities CD S tre e t (CC) Re-edited version of Steven Spiel­ league Carl Gustaf Lindstedt. Sven Woll- of a local call girl. 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Aug. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 — 19 SPORTS U.S. runners trying to break through in iong run Byn i / Bert Rosenthal ___ ists at a distance race between 800 The prospects again seem dim The Associated Press Other than Gray, the U.S. has “Those guys are capable of polarized effort. meters and the marathon were of the Americans winning one of only one other runner, mller Jim running a good race. They have “ In the past, the Olympic Dave Wottle, winner of the 800, those long-distance events in next SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Spivey, ranked in the top 10 in the the speed and the endurance. coaches didn’t know where their and Frank Shorter, winner of the month’s Seoul Games. Joe Vigil thinks the criticism marathon, both in 1972. world this year in the long­ They have to make it happen. athletes were before the Games. Thoughts heaped on American long­ distance races. And Spivey, 10th ’’They (the Olympians) have to Now, I can tell you where they all In the 1,500 meters, the U.S. Only Johnny Gray, the Ameri­ distance runners is unfair. on the world list in the 1,500 be in the right environment are and what they’re doing. hasn’t had a gold medalist since can record-holder in the 800, ApLENty meters, did not make the Olympic before the Games.” Mel Sheppard in 1908. In the appears to ha ve a legitimate shot. "I believe our distance runners team. Vigil thinks that factor has been “ Our primary concerns have Len Auster 3,000-metier steeplechase, the last He has run the best time in the are among the best in the world," Vigil, however, insists that the taken care of properly this year. been that they don’t compete too Sports Editor gold medalist was Horace Ashen- world this year in the 800, Vigil, the distance running coach felter in 1952. Americans can be competitive “ This has not been like four much, and if they get hurt, we’ll for the U.S. Olympic track and clocking 1 minute, 42.65 seconds, with the rest of the world in the years ago, when nearly all of know about it immediately. We The last American to win but was beaten last week by Said distance events. field team, said at the squad’s Olympic gold in the 5,000 was Bob them competed on the roads don’t want to repeat that 1984 Aouita of Morocco, the 1984 “ In the 10,000, for example, we training camp at the University Schul in 1964, and in the 10,000, it before the Games,” Vigil said. Incident,” when 1.500-meter Olympic champion at 5,000 me­ have six guys who ha ve run under of Califomia-Santa Barbara. was Billy Mills, also in 1964. “ And most have stayed at runner Sydney Maree was in­ Statistics, especially those in­ ters, who is running the 800 and 28 (minutes).” he said. “ They home, not gone to Europe. I like jured and didn’t give up his spot Meddling by “ The rest of the world is 1,500 this year. volving the Olympic Games, do have range just below the world their attitude. I think this will be on the team, even though he catching up with us,” Vigil said. Aouita has lost only one race in leaders. In fact, Mark Nenow (the not support Vigil’s contention. Caught and passed would ap­ more of a team effort than in the didn’t compete in the Games. the past three years, that in a rare A m erican record -h old er at The last American gold medal­ pear to be more appropriate. past, not that there wasn’t a team “ Everything is going according owners is not steeplechase appearance in 1987. 27; 20.56) is a world leader. effort before. But this Is a more to plan,” Vigil said. SCORES — White- appreciated shirted Chris Ma- A teya of Washington IN B R IE F Black Sox scandal It’s amazing how owners have to be in the Social Club comes limelight today. The old days weren’t much home with a run in DeNicolo In nationals different — as some like to point out — but it sure the seventh inning now on big screen Manchester Country Club head golf was a better state of affairs when the boss paid the as Allied pitcher professional Ralph DeNicolo will be in the bills and let those who knew the game handle what Don Leonard, left, field at the PGA National Club Pro By David Rocks said. “ If you can fix the World was important. gives chase during Championship that will take place Oct. The Associated Press Series, what can’t you fix?” Take Peter Pocklington. for example. The 12-16 at the PInehurst Country Club in Sayles, directoroffllmssuchas Edmonton Oilers’ fans would like you to take him. B Division softball CHICAGO — In 1919, the “ Return of the Secaucus Seven” U Pinehurst, N.C. He’s the Oilers’ owner who engineered the deal that action Tuesday Chicago White Sox were a cinch to and “ Matewan,” focused on the sent the world’s No. 1 hockey player, Wayne night at Fitzgerald DeNicolo, who has been head pro at the win the World Series. disillusionment the players felt at local course since 1976 and on staff since Gretzky, to the.Los Angeles Kings for a bunch of Field. Social Club But that was before free- their treatment by (Tomiskey. players, draft picks and $15 million. 1963, is making his fifth trip to the national agency and multi-million dollar In one scene, Ck)miskey (played won, 11-4, to force event. DeNicolo qualified at the PGA The dollar amount might be of the most salaries for ballplayers, and by Clifton James) had promised a title match tonight Connecticut Section qualifier held at the some of the team’s stars felt they pitcher Eddie Cicotte (David importance to Pocklington, if you adhere to the at 6, weather rumors about his cash-flow problems. Cliffside Country Club in Simsbury on Aug. were underpaid by team owner Strathairn) a $10,000 bonus if he permitting. 16. He had rounds of 74-73 and finished tied and founder Charles Comiskey. won 30 games in the season. Regardless, the days when a superstar would G for second place. Six from the section So they threw the series for a Cicotte won 29, and Comiskey remain with his team until he retired are over. Ragintid Plnto/M«nc^Mt•r Herald advanced to the nationals. payoff from gamblers. kept him out for two weeks — Gretzky, with four years remaining on a long-term The National event has a field of 350. It’s The team — dubbed the “ Black ostensibly to rest his arm for the deal, was asked by Pocklington to renegotiate that Sox” — is the subject of “ Eight series. Cicotte was denied the pact. a 72-hole event with the cut taking place after 54 holes to the low 60 and ties. Men Out,” a new film by director bonus. Then and there, Gretzky knew his days as an Sportsman’s takes A Division crown John Sayles that premiered here “ These guys were victims of Oiler were over, and he took control of his destiny. about 1,000 people Tuesday night. the ownership of people by Pocklington claims Gretzky requested the deal. He Annum Classic set “ The players didn’t organize people,” Sayles said. did, however, only after Pocklington got it in and goout on strike,“ Sayles said. But Sayles also was fascinated motion. Social Club, Allied to go again for B title The third annual Annulli Golf Classic “Their only way to get back (at by the story because of “ the They’re saying Gretzky will sell hockey on the will be held Monday at the Manchester Comiskey) was to throw the mystery aspect.” West Coast. 'That’s like saying you can sell Country Club. A total of 33 PGA AP photo games.” “ How do you fix a World By Len Auster sunbathing to the folks in Alaska in January. and second innings with Russ Smith plating a run in professionals will each play with three At the time, before television Series,” he said. “ How do you get Manchester Herald OUT AT PLATE — The Dodgers' Tracy Woodson, left, tries to score on a Gretzky has had an impact on season-ticket sales each frame. Jim Loos drove in a run for the amateur partners. It’s a 1 p.m. shotgun tee and football came along to so many people to keep it a for the Kings, but it’s another matter to say he can Gibson’s cops Constructionmen in a two-run fourth inning with off all 18 holes. single by Steve Sax but is tagged out at the plate by New York Mets’ compete for the .U.S. sports secret? It just seemed like a great sell the sport as a whole. One champion was crowned and another is yet to Sportsman’s scoring once for a 5-2 lead. Cafe plated Jack McConachie of the Pine Vally Golf catcher Gary Carter during second-inning action Tuesday night. The dollar, “ baseball was the biggest American story.” be decided after play in the Town Slow Pitch Softball Pele — remember that name? — was imported to what proved to be the game-winner in the fifth as Club is defending professional champ. He Mets won, 5-1. thing in the country,” said Eliot And Sayles said he doesn’t A and B Divisions Tuesday night at Fitzgerald the U.S. to sell soccer with the North American Paul Martineau, who singled leading off, scored on a won a year ago in a four-way playoff. Top Asinof, author of the book on think such a scandal could be Field. Sportsman’s Cafe nipped Glenn Construc­ C Division titie which Sayles based his script. repeated in these days of higher Soccer League. Anybody remember any of the sacrifice fly by Mike Gile. prize for the pros is $2,000 with $1,500 for tion, 6-5. for the A Division championship while “ When somebody threw the salaries and more attention to the team’s nicknames? Anybody remember it all? A showdown was forced in the Town Slow The run proved big as Loos clouted a three-run second and $1,000 for third. Merchandise Washington Social Club was not very sociable as it World Series, you kind of took the lives of sports heroes. Hockey folks want to think the sport is major Pitch Softball C Division title match at homer in the sixth to pull the Constructionmen prizes, donated by local businessmen, go to Eason on shelf Rljo Is ailing pelted Allied Printing. 11-4, to force a showdown within a run. rug out from under the psyche of “ Nowadays, there’s so much league, but it really has only a regional attraction. tonight at 6 at Fitzgerald Field for the B Division Robertson Park Tuesday night with Gibson’s the top amateurs. FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — The New CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Smith, Mark Lambert, Rich Doherty and Chris the country.” Asinof said. scrutiny on everything the play­ Los Angelehos have many choices for their title. Gym taking the championship behind the All proceeds from the tournament go to England Patriots said Tuesday they intend Reds said Tuesday they are promoting Dumas each slapped twp hits for Sportsman’s. Sayles, a Pittsburgh Pirates ers do,” he said. “ It would be spectator time, and hockey is not at the top of the Sportsman’s finished third in the regular season four-hit pitching of Paul Hart, 4-0, over Allstate the Instructors of the Handicapped to place quarterback Tony Eason on the right-handed pitcher Keith Brown from fan who played ball when he was hard to keep it a secret.” Business Machines. Merrill Myers, Loos and Rich Marsh each had a pair list. Sure, there’ll be a few who’ll want a gander at in the A Central League, which played its games at program. Tournament co-chairman Roger injured reserve list next week, when NFL their Nashviile farm team to replace younger, was fascinated by the Bob Lee, general manager of 2 for Glenn’s. Loos knocked in four runs. Gretzky out of curiosity. But pack the Forum and Allstate forced a deciding game with a 7-2 Macaione said he hopes to raise Fitzgerald. It forfeited once as a majority of the In the opener, Jon Brandt, Bob McMahon and rosters have to be reduced to the right-handed starter Jose Rijo. who is scandal and the lasting effect it the minor leagues’ Kenosha. make it the No. 1 sport ahead of the Lakers. Rams, players, playing under a different banner, was win over Gibson’s in the opener Tuesday night. approximately $11,000. regular-season limit of 47 players. sidelined with an ailing elbow. had on the country. Wis., Twins baseball team, The tournament was double elimination. Steve Scott each roped three hits with Mike Winter etc.? playing in a tournament elsewhere. It almost had to Coach Raymond Berry confirmed The Reds said Brown. 24. will make his “ The Black Sox. to me, was one agreed. The title match was scoreless through three and Scott Hanson adding two apiece to lead the Forget it. win Tuesday night as it was scheduled to play in the big-league debut when he starts Thursday of the things that led to the “ I don’t think anyone in athlet­ inning with Gibson’s breaking the ice in the Social Club. Scott was also tested in the outfield and Kose, Ford to be feted Tuesday what has been known throughout finals in a tournament in Hope Valley, R.L. tonight. came through flawlessly with six putouts. “ The key training camp, that Eason has not night’s game against the St. Louis cynicism of the (gangster Al) ics would want to associate his □ □ □ Sportsman’s Coach Scott Dougan noted, "this was fourth. John Burger doubled in Ken Telfer with Capone era, the attitude that name with throwing a game.” the game’s initial tally. Gibson’s added three for us has been defense all year long and timely The West Side Old Timers will honor recovered sufficiently from off-season Cardinais in Cincinnati. The game is a Jude Kelly, the former head football coach at a real good league,” as he carried off the hitting,” Clifford said. Edward Kose and Walter Ford at their 29th surgery on his throwing arm to be makeup of an April 6 rainout. everything could be fixed,” he Lee said at the premiere. championship trophy. runs in the fifth with Mel Bidwell driving in a East Catholic High School, apparently isn’t getting The Social Club put three runs on the scoreboard annual awards dinner at the available for duty when the regular season Brown is to join the Reds on Wednesday. The Social Club banged out 16 hits to force a pair of runs with a key two-out single. Telfer’s the red-carpet treatment at Southington High quickly in the first inning with Winter knocking in a British-American Club on Saturday, Oct. 8. begins Sept. 4 in Foxboro against the New Rijo. 23, who has tendinitis in his showdown with Allied. The Printers won their first third hit. a single, drovein the fourth and final 4 pair. It was 4-3 after four innings before the Social York Jets. pitching elbow, last pitched Aug. 14. He has School. Word is out that a couple of grievances three games in the B Tournament before running run. Four different playershit safely in the title There will be a social hour at 6; 30 p.m. Club put together four consecutive hits, a sacrifice an 11-8 record with a 2.66 earned run Mets love it in L.A. have been filed over his appointment as 1, the head afoul of its Nike League foes. Social Club went 14-0 in match for Allstate. followed by dinner at 7; 30 p.m. "W e feel he won’t be ready to play for at football coach, and 2. a physical education teacher In the opener, Tim Cooney, Jack Berg and fly and run-producing groundout for four more runs Kose was captain of the 1938 Manchester least another month,” Berry said. “ The average. He was placed on the disabled list LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Giants. I can’t put my finger on it the regular season, beating Allied twice. “ We’re the in the sixth stanza. They put it away with three runs there. best B league in town. We knew when the John Stanlzzi each collected two hits for High basketball team that won the league, tentative plan is to put him on the retroactive to Aug. 15. New York Mets have been so-so or come up with some profound It seems the school created a new teaching Allstate while Glenn Koehler and Bidwell each in the seventh. Scott and Gary Hurley each knocked state and New England titles. Ford was a major-injury injured reserve list, which against San Diego, and they’ve explanation.” tournament started it would be between them and in two runs for the winners. position for Kelly — a wise move to get a talented us,” said Social Club Coach Jim Clifford. had a pair for Gibson’s. star baseball player with the West Sides means we can bring him back after a suffered against San Francisco. Cone, however, warned that if Don Leonard and Wayne Green had two hits Mondry sets the pace coach — but that has taken away from others in the Allied is in the same situation it was a year ago. It and the British Americans. four-week wait.” But they love L A. the Mets and Dodgers continue to apiece to pace Allied, which went 10-4 in the regular department who’ve been reassigned monitoring went through the winner’s bracket until being title. Tickets ($12) are available from Eason, who suffered nerve damage in his HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) - Josh The Mets beat the Los Angeles lead their NL divisions and meet season before winning three straight in tournament Dodgers again Tuesday night, in the playoffs, ’’’You can throw duties instead. That move went over like a ton of beaten in two straiglit by Bray Jewelers for the B Sportsman’s plated a pair of runs in each the first play. committee members. right arm because a splint he was wearing Mondry. who gave up his goif schoiarship bricks. And the 35-year-old Kelly’s appointment as to hold a separated shoulder in place was at Stanford and has scaled back his piaying this time 5-1 as David Oine ran his all these games out the window.” coach, succeeding 21-year man Dom DeAngelo, tied too tightly, has been unable to throw time in recent years, birdied five of the iast record to 13-3. ’’They’ve got a very good team It was the Mets’ fifth victory in apparently has stepped on the toes of those in the Hurst Improved anything but lob passes since reporting to six holes en route to a 4-under-par 66 that and they’ve been tough on us,” as many games at Dodger system who thought they should have gotten first training camp in July. gave him the lead after Tuesday’s first Dodger second baseman Steve Greenwell making pitch for MVP award BOSTON (AP) — Southpaw Bruce Hurst Stadium this year. crack. Sax said. "Hopefully, we can turn of the Boston Red Sox reported Tuesday round at the 88th U.S. Amateur. New York came to town Mon­ Good luck. Jude. it around and do better if we meet Bv Dave O'Hara Minnesota 7-5 in 10 innings. that his ailing left shoulder felt “ pretty Gunthor In top form Half of the 291 golfers in the field, day night dragging a four-game them in the playoffs.” 3-2 pitch into the screen in left for his The Associated Press "Our hitters scored late, and they good.” including Mondry, were playing on the losing streak, including two The Mets got their second □ □ □ 10th homer. The Red Sox added two BERN, Switzerland (AP) — Shot put scored a lot,” said Mike Boddicker, Hurst equaled a career high with his 15th par-70 Cascades Course at The Homestead, losses each in San Diego and San straight solid pitching perfor­ more runs in the inning, three in the world champion Werner Gunthor of The University of Connecticut basketball team is BOSTON — Oakland’s Jose Can­ who allowed just six hits and one victory against California Monday night. The other half played the mountain Francisco. mance; Dwight Gooden allowed down to 13 scholarship players. Bill Lanes seco and Boston’s Mike Greenwell sixth, three more in the seventh and Switzerland hit Olympic form with a heave resort’s par-72 Lower Cascades layout. earned run in 7 13 innings for the one in the eighth. But he had to leave at the end of seven But they’ve quickly built — just one run in a 7-1 New York withdrew from school after signing a professional met at an autograph session last victory on his 31st birthday. of 74 feet, 7*/4 inches at an international The golfers will switch courses for with only modest resistance from victory Monday. “ Rice got us going with that home innings after allowing just four hits and contract in his native Greece while James weekend. “ Memories are coming back,” said track and field meet Tuesday, the Wednesday’s second and final round of the Dodgers — a two-game Cone scattered nine hits over 7 run,” Boston Manager Joe Morgan one run because of “ sensitivity” in the Spradling, an excellent student acadeipically, has The two young sluggers enjoyed a third-longest distance ever and the stroke play, and the low 64 scorers will winning streak. 2-3 innings, struck, out six and the right-hander, now 10-14, including said. "I don’t know why, but we don't shoulder. friendly chat. 4-2 since being acquired from Balti­ second-best of the year. advance to match play to determine the While they’ve been nearly walked none. His winning percen­ withdrawn and is apparently headed closer to seem to get too many 2-1 or 1-Ogames. “ I’m taking medication and I think I’ll “ I told him that he had a good shot at more on July 29. “ It’s been a little Gunthor reached his top mark on the last perfect against Los Angeles this tage of .813 is the best in the home at Texas-Arlington, according to Tim We either hit or we don’t.” be all right, but we won’t know anything eventual champion. the MVP and he told me one thing was while, but I still remember what It’s of six throws after posting 74-5V< on the Closest to Mondry were Philadelphia year, winning seven of eight majors and his 2.36 ERA is second Tolokan, UConn’s associate director of athletics for “ When we went up by two runs, it definite until I throw (Wednesday or standing in the way,” Greenwell said, like from being with the Orioles in fourth heave. Bettering his national record meetings, the Mets have fared in the league, one percentage communications. seemed everything was all right,” insurance executive Jay Sigel and Sam “ I asked him what, and he said, ‘You.’ 1983. Thursday),” Hurst said. by 11 inches, he easily won the competition considerably less well against the point behind Montreal’s Dennis Sophomore guard Steve Pikiell, who underwent California Manager Cookie Rojas Stein. Each carded a 4-under-par score, I got a kick out of that.” Padres (New York has a 5-4 edge) Martinez. surgery on his chronic shoulder problem last April "This is what baseball is all about, a Mid. “ Finley pitched good until the ahead of American Randy Barnes, whose but since they were playing the Lower Canseco leads the major leagues and San Francisco (New York is New York trailed 1-0 and rallied after the Huskies won the NIT championship, has pennant race, then the playoffs and fifth, then boom. After the (Rice) Musselman Is named best was 68-6. Cascades, that translated into a 68, two with 32 homers. Greenwell has only 19 2-7). not responded to the operation and may have to sit the World Series. That’s the bottom home run, he lost it pretty fast. In the all-time statistics, Gunthor’s shots back. for three runs in the fifth on homers, but he beat Canseco to the line. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Bill Mussel- “ It’s one of the mysteries of Mookie Wilson’s RBI single, out the ’88-89 season as a red-shirt, udonn still lists “ Any time you make a mistake throw ranks only behind East German Ulf A large group at 70 included Bill Hadden, 100-mark in RBI. “ Baseball should be fun. and we baseball,” Cone said. “ We play Wally Backman’s run-scoring here, you get hurt. They have some man, who used to tell the University of Timmermann’s world record 75-8, set a resident of North Haven, Conn., who won five guards — Tate George. Phil Gamble, John Greenwell went 3-4 and-drove in his well against the Dodgers and we nave lun nere. The guys know how to good hitters.” Minnesota basketball team that “ losing is earlier this season, and 75-2 by Alessandro this year’s New England Amateur. Hadden double and Keith Hernandez’s Gwynn, Chris Smith and Chris Fleming — without 100th run. tops in the majors, as the win. They really know what it takes to don’t against the Padres and sacrifice fly. Pikiell. worse than death,” was introduced Andrei of Italy last year. was on the Lower Cascades. Red Sox, blanked for four innings, win. Nobody’s selfish. They just do Tuesday as the first head coach of the NBA UConn’s shopping list for 1989-90 is for some big rallied Tuesday night for a 10-2 Boddicker agreed, saying: what they have to do to win.” expansion Minnesota Timberwolves. people. "We need some bigger guys in the 6-8,6-9 victory over the California Angels. “ I’m happy to be here and one of the Greenwell, who finished fourth in big reasons is I don’t have to face “ We wanted a coach with fire in his range who can play power forward. We’ll be Wade Boggs had three hits in hiking AP photo the AL Rookie of the Year balloting these guys any more. They can put a guts,” Timberwolves president Bob Stein Patriots waive Franklin Mattingly steps forward looking for a rebounder, a scorer,” Tolokan said,, his league-leading average r” lald, last year, got the ball as a souvenir BOBBLES — Boston second bunch of runs on the board in a said, “ and with the ability to be patient to "and we’re involved with some outstanding after Boston had gone five home FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - The New after putting Boston ahead to stay 3-2 baseman Marty Barrett bob­ hurry.” build a young team. We feel we have one. prospects. We’re involved with guys who are rated games wiuiout a home run for the first with the RBI single in the fifth inning England Patriots on ’Tuesday waived bles the ball and California’s Weather permitting, the Red Sox He is an intense competitor, one who for Yanks on the field five on the five-star scale. The thing is we’re time since 1981, Jim Rice, Rich against loser Chuck Finley, 7-12. veteran place kicker Tony Franklin to help Gedman and Todd Benzinger ended Devon White is safe at second seek a series sweep tonight with generates excitement.” them get down to the 60-player roster limit. butting heads with the likes of Georgetown and “ I wanted to be the first guy to get to Roger Clemens, who last week missed NEW YORK (AP) - Don start to run at this thing.” the drought. Musselman, 48, was signed to a four-year Franklin, who had played four seasons Notre Dame now, not Massachusetts or Rhode 100 because it’s the first time I’ve done base during Tuesday night his first scheduled start since 1985 Mattingly, asserting himself as a With runners on first and With their fourth victory in the last contract at an undisclosed salary by the leader in the New York Yankees Island,” he added, referring to old Yankee it in seven years as a pro," Greenwell action at Fenway Park. because of injury, due to return. for the Patriots, had been bothered by second and after fouling off three five games, boosting their home Timberwolves, who begin play in the clubhouse three days ago, pitches, Mattingly reached out at Conference rivals. said. "It’s also extra special because Clemens, 15-8 after three consecu­ injury during training. He was forced to record to 45-22, the Red Sox closed to 1989-90 season. stepped forward on the field this a low-and-away slider from re­ To compete with the big boys on the court, UConn it turned out to be the game-winning McGwire). Those mean a lot.” tive losses, is down to test his sore miss the Patriots’ pre-season victory In within two games of Detroit in the AL time. liever Greg Cadaret and poked has to do so, too — in the recruiting arena. RBI, my 17th. That puts me in a tie for With the Red Sox trailing 2-0, Jim Philadelphia Saturday night because of a East race as the Tigers lost to back against California right-hander The slumping Mattingly, who the ball into the com er down the the lead (with Oakland’s Mark Rice broke an 0-17 slump by lining a Mike Witt, 9-12. pulled groin. Some fowl play Franklin, out of Texas A&M, had been blamed owner George Stein- right field line. Rafael Santana battling rookie Teddy Garcia for the brenner on Sunday for the team’s scored the winning run from LOS ANGELES (AP) - Some fowl play kicking job. recent failures, was thrust Into a second base. caused a brief interruption ’Tuesday night "put-up-or-shut-up” situation “ That was the best pitch I Tyson may miss title defense as he’s hurt in street brawl in the game between the New York Mets Tuesday night. And he came threw all night,” said Cadaret. through with a game-winning 4-2. “ I threw him all fastballs and By Larry Neumelster promoter Don King owed him Tyson said he punched Green and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Kickers get the boot cast that covers most of Tyson’s St., where Tyson and two other Tyson brought two witnesses — RBI single with one out in the sliders. He was pulling the sliders The Associated Press money. above the eye but damaged his A chicken flew onto the field at Dodger forearm is removed, Chiu will men had been, according to a San Antonio Spurs’ basketball NEW YORK (AP) - The Turk gave the ninth inning, snapping the Yan­ foul and fouling the fastballs “ You both owe me. I want my own right hand in the process, Stadium in the second inning and delayed decide whether ’ ’the fight can police spokesman, Sgt. John player Walter Berry and Berry’s boot to some veteran NFL kickers. kees’ four-game losing streakand straight back. I finally got a slider NEW YORK - Mike Tyson's money,” Tyson recalled Green causing a hairline fracture to the the action for a few minutes. take place with no further risk of Clifford. cousin, Tom Smalls — to the news As teams cut down to the required 60 giving his ciub a 5-4 victory over off the plate but he went down and defense of his world heavyweight telling him. third metacarpal. any Mnd to Mike,” he said. Dave Magadan of the Mets was batting the Oakland Athletics. got It.” Green of Jamaica, Queens, said conference to support his version players Tuesday, New England waived title against Britain’s Frank ” I pushed him off. He came The break “ was not of a serious “ It will be enough time for Mike when the umpires, the rest of the players It enabled the third-place Yan­ Reliever Dave Righetti, inher­ In interviews that Tyson punched of the facts. Tony Franklin, Super Bowl champion Bruno is in jeopardy because the back at me. He threw a punch at nature,” said the boxer’s man­ to train,” Cayton said. and the crowd of more than 40,000 turned AP photo kees, winners In only five of their iting a 4-0 lead from starter him first after he told the Washington released All Haji-Sheikh and champion sustained a broken me,” Tyson recalled. ” I was ager, Bill Cay ton. Tyson said the fight occurred ^ th Berry and Smalls des­ their attention toward the warning track in last 15 games, to move within five Tommy John, came on with one unbeaten champion that he did Minnesota got rid of punter Greg Coleman. right hand during an early- nervous. I hadn’t had a fight like a Whether Tyson’s Oct. 8 fight around 4:30 a.m. outside a cribed Green as the aggressor. foul territory behind first base. OLYMPIC FLAME — People applaud games of the division-leading out in the eighth and runners on not think he (Tyson) won their Kansas City cut Lewis Colbert, the morning street fight with former street fight in seven years. I was against Bruno in Wembley, Eng­ 24-hour clothing store. Dapper "Just leave me alone,” Berry A Dodger ballboy and a Mets batboy the Olympic Flame being carried by Detroit Tigers in the American second and third. By the end of May 1986 fight. Tyson won the Chiefs’ regular punter at the start of last opponent Mitch Green. getting paranoid because he was land will have to be rescheduled Dan’s Boutique at 43 E, 125th St., quoted Tyson as telling Green. attempted to corral the brown chicken, but one of 350 Greek runners who passed League East. the Inning, the Athletics had sent non-title bout on a decision. season, and Dallas let go of Eric Schubert, 'Tyson claimed at a news close to me so I defended myself. will be left to Dr. David Chiu, a where he had gone to pick up an it eluded them twice before flying to the top through their village, the first after it “ Maybe this will get us nine men to the plate and tied the conference that he punched the “ I had no other choice but to hand surgeon. Chiu ordered that a $800 jacket. But Berry said Green ignored of the auxiliary scoreboard. The chicken, who has kicked for several NFL teams. started,” Mattingly said. “ We’ll score. Green said that during the the plea, grabbed Tyson’s shirt left the ancient temple of H§ra Sl-year-old Green early Tuesday defend myself. He hit me in the cast be put on “really just to But Green, who filed an assault which had a small sign on its back, was Franklin, the NFL’s leading scorer in try to build some type of momen­ It was the seventh time Righetti argument “ Tyson popped him on and ripped it. He said that later following the official Olympic Flame morning after Green ripped his chest. I wasn’t planning to punch make sure that there is no further complaint against Tyson, told captured in a towel by the batboy and 1986, lost his job to fourth-round draftee tum from this. It’s a step at least. has failed In 26 save situations shirt and shoved into him, “ rant­ him. I was fighting because I was Injury of any kind,” Cayton said. police the fight occurred outside the bridge of his nose,” Clifford Green knocked the rear view ceremony Tuesday. Teddy Garcia. said. The injury required five taken to the Mets’ clubhouse. We’ll crawl a little from here, this year. He recovered with a ing and raving” that Tyson and scared.” After three weeks, when the an after-hours club at 41 E. 125th mirror of Tyson’s car to the stitches, he said. ground. then walk a little, and then finally perfect ninth. 80 M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD . Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 M A N C H ES TE R H ER A LD , Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988 — 21 SCOREBOARD 49ers, Saints cream of the crop in NFC West By St^ve Wllstein and the Saints 12-3. But both were The Associated Press running back Gaston Green and passes and running for 190 yards soundly beaten by Minnesota in Saints’ running game, which competitive camp we’ve ever Red Sox 10, Angels 2 list, and Jeff Chadwick, wide receiver, wide receiver Aaron Cox. The while starting three of the eight and Duane (talloway,,defenslve bock, on their first playoff games and averaged 146 yards in 1987, should had. With the players we drafted Injured reserve. Mfmved Todd Irvin, SAN FRANCISCO - The San Atlanta Falcons will still trail. games in which he appeared. BasebaD CALIFORNIA BOSTON enter this season with schedules be even stronger with the addition and the veterans we have coming oftansive tackle. Francisco 49ers and New Orleans San Francisco is still haunted Montana will open as the starter, ab r h bl Ob r h bl GREEN BAY PACKERS— Waived Bill that by themselves could drag of top draft pick Craig Heyward, in, we have more pretty good DWhIte cf 4 1 1 0 Boggs 3b 4 2 3 1 Cherry, center, and Mike Mancinl, punter. Saints lost only five regular- by its 36-24 playoff loss to but Walsh says Young will play a Dwnngdh them down. a 260-pound fullback with go(xj football players than ever 3 0 0 0 Romero 3b 0 0 0 0 Placed Alan Velngrod, offensive season games between them last Minnesota. more prominent role this season. American League standings Joyner 1b 4 0 10 Barrett 2b 5 0 0 0 tackle, on Inlured reserve and Philip They should still lead the hands. before.” CDavIs rf 3 1 1 0 DwEvns rt 4 0 0 0 Epps, wide receiver, and Brion Noble, season, but they share an ironic The 49ers also face a killer Rookie Danny Stubbs at defen­ Quarterback Bobby Hebert is Howell 3b 3 0 2 1 Greenwl It 4 0 3 1 division. East DIvltlon linebacker, on the reservectid-not-report destiny this year. schedule the first half of the sive end and third-round pick Bill coming off his first full season as If the Jim Everett-directed. Armas If 2 0 0 0 Burks cf 3 0 0 0 list. But the LiOs Angeles Rams. who W L Pet. OB Bosley If 1 0 0 0 Parrish lb 2 0 0 0 Both, may be better but wiiid up season as several new players Romanowski. of Vernon. C^onn., Ernie Zampese-designed air Detroit INDIANAPOLIS COLTS— Waived Willie faded to 6-9 last season, could an N F L starter and has shown 73 52 .564 Hndrck ph 1 0 0 0 Bnzngrlb 2 2 2 1 Broughton and Scott Kellar, nene tackles; with worse records. move into a starting lineup that at linebacker should bolster a game finally jells, the Rams Boston 71 54 .566 2 McLmr 2b 4 0 10 RIcedh 3 3 11 surprise if they get quick help maturity and confidence this New York Dave Ahrens, linebacker, and Kelley showed its age against the pass rush with lighter, quicker could be very dangerous offenst 67 56 .545 5 Miller c 3 0 0 0 JoReedss 12 0 0 Johnson, wide receiver. The 49ers were 13-2 last year summer. Hebert has a good, A/Ulwxiukee 64 64 .500 10'/2 Schoflld ss 3 0 10 Gedmanc 3 113 from their rookies, particularlv Vikings. defense, which faltered last year, Toronto KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Released Michael Carter at noseguard and accurate arm and could blossom 63 63 .500 low Totals 31 2 7 I Totals 311010 7 Lewis Colbert, punter; James Chambers, Clevelond 60 66 .476 13'/j The 49ers open on the road at Charles Haley moved to strong- this year. should be helped by cornerback Baltimore 47 87 .339 30'/2 California running back; and Darryl Galnes,defenslve New Orleans and at East Ruther­ LeRoy Irvin, who, iike Dickerson, o n ooo 000— 2 back. side linebacker. Late last year, teams loaded up West Division Boston ooo 033 31X— 10 ford, N.J. against the Giants. had demanded to be traded last w L Pet. OB (tame Winning RBI — Greenwell (17). LOS ANGELES RAIDERS— Released Cornerbacks Tim McKyer and the defensive front and dared Oakland 79 Erwin Grabisno, and Joe Cormier, line­ Before October is over, San season but wound up benched. 48 .622 E— Bosley, Barrett, DP— California 1, backers; and James Williams, running Don Griffin held out for a month New Orleans to go deep, knowing AAlnnesota 71 54 .566 7 Boston 2. LOB— California 5, Boston 8. Francisco will have played Irvin signed a new contract over Konsos City back. Placed Mike Alexander, wide but give the 49ers one of the best there wasn’t enough speed to 6S 60 .520 13 2B— CEtavIs, Boggs. Benzinger, Howell. receiver; Mike Dval, tight end; Newt Denver and Minnesota at home the summer and seems happy California 67 64 .492 W / 7 3B— Howell. HR— Rice (10), (tadman (7), pairings in the game. burn them. But Brett Perriman. Texas Harrell, offensive tackle; Jamie Klm- 56 66 .452 21'/2 Benzinger (12). SB— DWhIte (14), Green- and the Rams and Chicago on the The big star last year was Rice, the No. 2 draft choice from now. Chicago 54 72 .429 24V2 well (15). S— Gedmon, JoReed 2. mel, linebacker; Tim Rother, defensive road. Seattle 51 75 .405 27'/2 IP H R ER BB SD llnemon;andTlmStone,offenslvellneman, the league’s offensive player of Miami, could change that. Tuesday's Games California on Inlured reserve. The 49ers won Super Bowls in the year. Rice led the league and The New Orleans defense is Seattle at Baltimore, ppd., roln Finley L,7-12 4 2 LOS ANGELES RAMS— Waived Jon the 1981 and 1984 .seasons and Atlanta Falcons Boston 10, Californio 2 Minton 11 Francis, running back, and Frank Watfelet, set a team record with 138 points, fundamental but very physical. New York 5, Oakland 4 Cllburn 2 safety. Placed Mike Plel, defensiveend, have captured five division titles including an N F L record 22 The Saints led the league in The Atlanta Falcons, 3-12 last Cleveland 6, Milwaukee 2 Boston and Keith Jones, running back, on in the last seven years. But last touchdown catches and one scor­ year, don’t look much better. Minnesota 7, Detroit 5, 10 Innings BoddIckrW 10-14 71- Inlured reserve. Placed Tom Newberry, takeaways with 48 — 30 intercep­ Konsas City 11, Texas 7 3 6 2 1 3 7 guard,onthedld-not-reportllst. year, for the third year in a row. ing run While playing just 12 tions and 18 fumble recoveries. Coach Marion Campbell is Toronto 7, Chlcogo 2 Bolton 12- 1 0 0 0 0 MIAMI DOLPHINS— Waived Sal Ce- the 49ers lost their first playoff games due tb the strike. He also moving from the H-back offen.se A The heart of the defense is the Wednes4tay's Games PB— Miller. sarlo, guard. Placed Dwight Stephenson, game decisively. set an N F L record by catching Chicago (Long 4-9) at Toronto (Mussel- Umpires— Home, Roe; First, Cousins; center; Chris Conlon, guard; Dan Johnson, linebacker corps of four-time Pro to a two-back set where second- tnon 5-1), 12:35 p.m. Second, Barnett; Third, Kosc. tlahtend,andTomBrown,fullback,on the “ I don’t think we have any real touchdown passes in 13 consecu­ Bowler Rickey Jackson. year man Kenny Flowers will join Oakland (Stewart 15-11) at New York T — 3:07. A— 34,313. phvslcallv-unable-to-perform list. Placed /J severe weaknesses.” C^oach Bill tive games. mainstay Gerald Riggs. (Candelaria 13-7), 1:00 p.m. Scott Nicolas, linebacker, and Vaughan Johnson, Sam Mills and Cleveland (Candlotll 9-8) ot Mllwoukee Chad Stark, running back, on Inlured Walsh said. “ More likely, we’re With Williams and Chandler Pat Swilling. (Filer 5^), 2:35 p.m. Rec photo/Speclel to the Herild reserve. good in some areas, but maybe taking some of the pressure off. Riggs led the team with 875 Seottle (Longston 910and Moore 7-13) at BlueJays7.WhlteSox2 The defensive line, headed by yards in 12 games last year, MINNESOTA VIKINGS— Released Greg not great. What we have to do is Rice could be even better. Roger Bruce Clark and Tony Elliott, Baltimore (Ballard7-lOand Schmidt63),Z Coleman and Mike Rice, punters. giving him 5,407 yards in the la.st 5:05 p.m. LEAGUE CHAMPS — The Orioles won NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Waived find what it takes to make that Craig, lighter and quicker, is the should be bolstered by the return Californio (M.WItt 9-12) at Boston CHICAGO TORONTO Jason Andrews, Mickey Giaser. Back four seasons, second in the N F L ab r h bl ab r h bl Tony Franklin, placekicker, and Nell last difference to lake us to the key to the running game. (Clemens 168), 7:35 p.m. the Pony League baseball champion­ row: Coach Ed Dettore, Coach Dave (talbralth, defensive tackle. Placed of pass-rushing specialist James Detroit (Tonana 14-7) at Minnesota (zollghr cf 5 0 10 Fernndz ss 5 0 0 0 championship, and we’re hoping to the 6,448 yards Dickerson has U David Ward, linebacker, on Inlured Geathers. who missed last year (Toliver 4-3), 8:05 p.m, Lyons3b 4 0 10 Mosebvct 3 12 0 ship this summer. Team members, from Rohrbach, Chris McKnett, Pete Dettore, with the Rams and Colts. Baines dh 4 0 10 Mlinksdh 3 0 0 0 reserve. Named Guv Morriss assistant we can do that this year.” New Orieans Saints with an injury. Kansas City (Soberhagen 12-13) at left, front row: Corey Lassen, Steve offensivellne coach. X Atlanta has finished in the Texas (B.WItt 68), 8:35 p.m. Pasaua rf 3 0 10 Fielder ph 0 0 0 0 Jason Marston, Tom Strano, Coach Walsh expects quarterbacks After its first winning season Bsk ph 0 0 0 1 GBell If 4 0 11 division cellar four of the last five Thursday's Game White, Dave Rohrbach, Chris Loomis, Rich McKnett. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Placed Mike Joe Montana and Steve Young ever, that gaudy 12-3, New New York at Milwaukee, 2:30 p.m. KWIImsrt 0 0 0 0 Whittc 3 3 2 1 years. Ml Diaz 1b 4 0 0 0 Mc(3rlff 1b 4 2 2 2 Waters, tight end; James Haynes, and receiver Jerry Rice to repeat Orleans was shocked by Minne­ Los Angeles Rams Only game scheduled Boston If linebacker, and Buford Jordan, running 3 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 12 3 their spectacular play of last sota 44-10 in the N FC wild-card Solos c 4 0 2 0 (xTuber 3b 4 0 10 National League results Meta 5, Dodgers 1 back, on Inlured reserve. Waived Edmund The Rams should be helped “ We’ve got a lot to accomplish National Leaguestandings Guillen ss 4 2 10 Lee2b 4 0 10 Expos2.6lsnts 1(13 Innings! Nelson, defensive lineman. year. They will be augmented by game. immediately by the five draft coming off last season, but it’s the Manria 2b 4 0 11 NEW YORK GIANTS— Released Scott receivers Dokie Williams and Totals Livingston, punter. The Saints should be strong picks obtained in the Eric Dicker- same as coming off the last four 35 2 8 2 Totals 34 7 11 7 NEW YDRK LOS ANGELS Wes Chandler, acquired from the East Division Pirates 2, Reds 0 ob rlib i O brhbl MONTREAL SAN FRAN PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— again under Coach Jim Mora. But son trade with Indianapolis. or five seasons,” Riggs said. W L Pet. OB Chicago olO 000 100—2 ^Obrhbl obrhbl Placed Bobby /Morse, running back, on Los Angeles Raiders and San G New York Wilson cf 5 111 Sax2b 4 0 11 the reserve-left squad list. Acquired Ron the schedule problems come in Although Charles White led the Chris Miller, last year’s No. I 73 52 .584 Toronto no 102 02x— 7 Bckmn2b 4 0 3 2 Sclosclac 4 0 2 0 ONIxon cf 4 0 11 Butler cf 6 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 69 57 548 4V7 Game Winning RBI — Barfield (8). CINCINNATI PITTSBURGH Brooks ph 10 11 Riles 2b 5 0 10 Heller, tackle, from the Seattle Seahowks Diego Chargers in trades. the second half, when New league in rushing last year with draft pick, will be the quarter­ Ob r h bl o b rh b l KHrndz 1b 3 0 2 1 Gibson If 4 0 10 k Montreal Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 Clark lb 3 111 and Mark Troynowlcz, offensive line 64 61 .512 9 E— Guillen, Boston, Clancy. DP— Strwbrv rf 5 0 0 0 Marshal rf 2 0 0 0 AP photo Montana has looked as strong Orleans faces the Rams twice. 1.374 yards. Green, the first pick, Chicago 61 62 .496 11 Chicooo 1. LOB— Chlcaoo9,Torontp.5,2B- (tanlels If 3 0 10 Bonds If 3 0 0 0 DMrtnz rf 3 0 10 Mitchell If 4 0 2 0 man, from the Buffalo Bills, each for an back. He saw action in only three Sabo 3b 4 0 10 Lind 2b 4 110 McRylds If 3 0 0 0 MIDavIs rf 2 0 2 0 in preseason as he did last season, Washington. Denver, the Giants. is expected to at least share the St. Louis 56 69 .448 17 Solas. 3B— Manriaue. McGrItf. HR— Whitt Carter c 4 0 10 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 TJonesrf 3 0 0 0 MIdndorf 4 0 0 0 undisclosed conditional 1989 draff choice. 49ER TH R EA T — Jerry Rice, shown in a file photo, is a games after signing on Oct. 30. Ph Model phio 52 73 .416 21 (10), McGrIff (29), Barfield (14). Larkin ss 4 0 0 0 VonSlyk cf 3 112 Raines If 5 0 10 MWIms 3b 5 0 0 0 Acquired Mark Koneeny, running back, on when he threw for 3.054 yards and Minnesota and San Francisco. EDavIs cf 3 0 10 Bonilla 3b 3 0 0 0 HJohsn ss 4 2 2 0 APenap 0000 duty. The youth movement carries West Division IP H R ER BB SD Magodn 3b 3 11 0 Stubbs 1b 3 12 0 (talarrg 1b 5 0 0 0 Brenly c 10 0 0 wolvers from the New York Jets. Waived deep threat for the San Franciso 49ers as they get set to 31 touchdowns. In one stretch, he w L Pet. OB Chicago Esosky 1b 4 0 0 0 Bream 1b 3 0 10 Wqllach 3b 5 0 0 0 DNIxon pr 0 0 0 0 Tomlin Antoine, wide receiver. Reuben Mayes, who led the Another first-rounder. Aaron over to the defense, where ONelll rf 3 0 0 0 RReylds rf 3 0 10 Elster ss 1 0 0 0 MHtchr ph 10 0 0 completed 22 consecutive passes Los Angeles 72 53 .576 _ Perez L,11-8 6 7 5 4 2 4 Conep 2 0 0 0 Woodsn3b 3 0 10 Foley2b 50 10M elvlnc 20 10 PHOENIX CARDINALS— Waived Jim embark on the 1988 NFL season. The 49ers and New Saints last year with 917 yards Cox, and second-rounder Willie Auburn’s Aundray Bruce, the top Houston 66 56 .540 4'/j Rosenberg 2 42212 BDIoz c 3 0 0 0 Gottp 0 0 0 0 Sanfovenc 4 12 0 Mnwrngc 10 0 0 (tallery, placekicker, ond Sammy Garza, again.st Cleveland and Green Cnepen 2b 3 0 10 LVIlrec 3 0 0 0 Myers p 1111 Griffin ss 3 00 0 Orleans Saints are seen as the crop in the NFC West, but rushing, had off-season surgery Anderson are expected to help pick in the draft, and second- San Francisco 66 56 .540 4V7 Toronto RMrtlnz p Hudler rf 0 10 0 Uribe ss 4 0 10 quarterback. Placed Chris Sprachman, Bay. CIncInrKitl 63 61 .506 8V? Clancy W,7-13 6 1-3 8 2 2 1 5 Charlton p 1 0 0 0 Belllard ss 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rivera ss 4 0 2 0 Krukowp 10 0 0 defensive end; Mike Morris, offensive on his left knee and has been immediately at wide receiver. round choice Marcus Cotton of Son Diego McCInd ph 10 10 LaPaIntp 2 0 0 0 Holton p 0 0 0 0 guard, ond Tyrone Jones, linebacker, on they could have poorer records against improved 61 64 .492 11 CeruftI 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Shrprsn ph 10 0 0 Perez p 0 0 0 0 Aldrete ph 0 0 0 0 Young played superbly as a brought along slowly. Coach John Robinson said Atlanta 43 6? .344 29 DWard S,10 2 1-3 0 0 0 1 2 RMrphy p 0 0 0 0 GWIIsonrf 0 0 0 0 WJhnsnph 1 0 0 0 Sorensen p 0 0 0 0 Inlured reserve. competition. The exhibition season finishes up Saturday. Southern California will man the Totals 29 0 5 0 Totals 26 2 4 2 Crews p 0 0 0 0 backup throwing 10 touchdown If he can regain his form, the training camp was “ the most Tuesday's Games WP— Ceruttl. Heepph 10 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Lefferfs p 0 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Waived outside linebacking .spots. PIttsburoh 2, Cincinnati 0 Umpires— Home, Coble; First, Meri­ Orosco p 0 0 0 0 51*'!.'*? P” 1 0 0 0 RThpsnph 10 0 0 Gordie Lockbaum and DavldClark,runnlng Chicooo 9, Houston 3 wether; Second, McClelland; Third, Cincinnati 000 OOO 000—0 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 (tarrells p 10 0 0 backs; (tary Dunn and Mark Behning, PIttsburoh 000 000 20x— 2 Andesn 3b 10 0 0 St. Louis 7, Atlonto 0 McCoy. Totals 35 5 II S Totals 33 I 9 1 Flhoerld c 1 0 0 0 Yngbld ph 10 10 offensive linemen; James Earle and Pete Son Diego 9, Phllodelotilo 1 T — 2:40, A— 28,443. (tame Winning RBI — VanSlyke (13). Totals 42 2 9 2 Totals 39 1 7 1 GIffopoulos, linebackers; Bobby Daw­ DP— CIncInnotl 1, Pittsburgh 1. LOB— New York 5, Los Angeles 1 New York 000 030030 002-6 son and Tolbert Bain, sofetles; Cassius Montreal 2, San Francisco t, 13 Innings Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 3. 2B— Lind. Manfreol 001 000 obo 000 I— 2 Osborn, wide receiver. Placed Buddy Bruce finding HR— VonSlyke (22). SB— Bream (9). S— LOS Angeles 010 000 000— 1 Wednesday's Games Twins TTIgersSflOInnlngs) (tame Winning RBI — Backman (2). Son Francisco 800 000 100 000 0—1 Aydelette, offensive tackle; Herb (talner, Houston (Ryan 9-11) ot Chlcogo (Maddux Charlton, GWIIson. (tame Mflnnlng RBI — Brooks (11). wide receiver; Jeff Markland and Theo IP H R ER BB SD E— MIDavIs. DP— New York 1, Los 16^), 2:20 p.m. Angeles 2. LOB— New York 8, Los Angeles 8. E— Sontovenlo. DP— Montreal 5. LOB— Young, tight ends, and Chod Walker, Montreal (Martinez 14-9)atSanFranclsco DETROIT MINNESOTA Cincinnati Montreal 6, San Francisco 6. HR— Clark llnebacker,onlnlured reserve. HERE TOGETHER FOR YOU! ab r h bl ab r h bl Charlton L,0-2 7 4 2 2 0 7 2B— Backman, KHernandez, Stubbs, (Downs 13-9), 4:05 p.m. Myers. SB— Stubbs (10). S— RMortlnez, (K ) SB— DaMartInez (15), Butler (30), SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Waived Bo out how other Cincinnati (Browning 12-4) at Pitts­ Whltokr 2b 6 0 2 1 Gladden If 5 0 10 RMurphy 1 0 0 0 2 0 Uribe 00), Raines (32), Hudler (24). S— Eason, safety, and Ron Keller, punter. Sherldon If 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Plftsburgh Cone. SF— KHernandez. burgh (Dunne 6-10), 7:35 p.m. TrommI ss IP H R ER BB SO Perez2,ONIxon, Uribe, Maldonado, Rivera. Placed Mike Hooper, defensive tackle; Atlanta (Mohler9-)))atSt.Louls(DeLeon 4 110 Puckett cf 5 3 10 LaPoint W,2-0 7 2-3 4 0 0 2 3 Pete Kugler, defensive end; Tory Nixon, Bergmn 1b 5 12 2 Hrbek 1b 5 2 3 4 Gott S,24 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 New York 8-B), 8:35 p.m. Cone W.13-3 7 7-3 9 „ ^ . IP H R ER BB SO cornerback; Todd Shell, linebacker, and Philadelphia (Palmer 7-8) at San Diego Nokesc 5 110 Larkindh 2 111 BK— LoPoInt Montreal Carlton Williamson, safety, on Inlured DEvns dh 3 10 0 Bush rt 3 111 Umpires— Home, HIrschbeck; First, Myers S,18 1 1-3 0 and the Manchester Herald (Show 10-10), 10:05 p.m. half gets by 7 4 1 1 3 3 reserve, and Greg Baty, tight end, and Ken Lemon rt 2 111 Chrsn ph 0 0 0 0 RIpplev; Second. Crawford; Third, Dovid Los Angeles New York (Oleda 8-12) at Los Angeles RMrtInez L.0-1 4 1-3 Burke 3 2 0 0 1 1 /Marchlol, linebacker, on minor Inlured (Hershlser 17-7), 10:35 p.m. Pettis cf 0 0 0 0 Bullock ph 10 0 0 son, 6 McGfgan W,S0 2 0 0 0 1 0 reserve. Murphy cf 4 0 11 Moses rt 0 0 0 0 T — 2:02. A— 13,406. Holton 7-3 0 2 Thursday's Gomes Salozar 3b Crews 7 0 Hesketh S,5 1 1 0 0 0 0 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS— Released Les­ By Rusty Miller Chicago at Atlanta, 5-40 p.m. 4 0 10 Laudner c 3 0 0 0 Son Francisco ter Williams, John Hines, Loyd Lewis, Gagne ss 4 0 11 Orosco 1 1 The Associated Press St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:35 p m APeno 1 4 Krukow 6 5 1 1 0 2 and Deotrlch Wise, defensive linemen; Only games scheduled Newmn 3b 4 0 10 CubsD.AatresS Sorensen 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Andre Hardy, fight end; Ray Jackson, Totals 37 5 9 5 Totals 36 7 9 7 HBP— Woodson by Cone. PB— Scloscla. APPiy TODAY Lefferts 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 safety; Rick McLeod, offensive tackle; COLUM BUS. Ohio — Earle Bruce knows what it’s Umpires— Home, West; First,, Runge; Gorelts L.67 5 2 1 1 1 5 Arthur White and Rico Tipton, line American League results Detroit 021 200 000 0— 5 HDUSTDN CHICAGD Second, Williams; Third, Engel. ab r h bl ab r h bl backers; Ion Patterson, cornerback; Tim like to go from one extreme to the other. Minnesota 210 100 010 2— 7 Burnham and Pat Pearson, guards; None out when winning run scored. GYoung cf 4 13 0 Websfer cf 4 2 3 1 A year ago, Bruce was the head football coach at \1PT0 *6.® TO SttRT Ramirz ss 5 12 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 13 0 Cardinals 7, Braves 0 Lucius Floyd and Ray Knight, running m y » iT Game Winning RBI — Hrbek (12). Padres 9. Phillies 1 Ohio State University. He and his team always Yankees 5, Athletics 4 BHatchr If 3 0 10 Grace 1b backs; and Monte Weathers, wide receiv­ . 4 DP— Detroit 1, Minnesota 1. LOB— 5 12 2 ers. traveled first class, a training table that rivaled the Detroit 11, Minnesota 6. 2B— Nokes. Andular p 0 0 0 0 (tawson rt 3 2 11 ATLANTA STLOUIS iSHFisTonijiai Trevino ph 10 10 Jackson rf 10 0 0 PHILA SAN DIEGO WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Walved All OAKLAND NEW YORK HR— Hrbek 2 (24), Bush (13), Bergman Ob r h bl O brhbl Ha|l-Shelkh, placekicker; Dave Harbour, buffet on a Caribbean cruise and the finest doctors, ab r h bl ab r h bl (5). S— Murphy. GDavIs 1b 5 0 0 0 Palmeir If 4 0 11 (kinlTb 3 0 2 0 McGee ct 4 2 2 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 4 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Law 3b 5 12 2 Oberkfl 3b Bradley If 4 0 2 0 Kruk rf 4 3 2 1 center; African Grant and Donald Davis, counselors and academic advisors at theirdisposal. Polonia If 5 0 0 0 RHndsn It 4 2 10 IP H R ER BB SO 4 0 0 0 OSmIfh ss 4 0 10 cornerbacks; Jim Blondell, Steve Thomp­ DHedsn cf 4 110 Wshgtn cf 5 0 4 1 Detroit CRnIds 3b 0 0 0 0 Berryhll c 4 12 2 GPerrv 1b 4 0 0 0 Guerrer 1b 4 111 MThmpcf 4 0 10 RAIomr 2b 3 110 Now Bruce is the head coach at Northern Iowa, Robinson Bass rf 3 0 2 2 (tanston ss 3 12 0 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 Ruffin p 0 0 0 0 Gwynn cf 4 111 son and Wally Klelne, defmsive tacklM; Canseco rf 5 110 Mtnglv 1b 5 0 12 7 1-3 3 Brnnskv rf 5 123 C James rf Car\ Holmes, offensive tackle; Wayne and he is finding out how the other 99 percent in McGwIr lb 3 10 0 JCIarkdh 2 0 0 0 Hernondz 0 2 Pnkovts 2b 4 111 Moyer p 4 00 0 DJames rf 4 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 4 0 10 3 111 CMartnz If 5 3 3 4 Stenbch 3b Henemon L.6-3 Blggloc 4 0 10 LSmIth If 4 0 7 0 Tekulvep 0 0 0 0 Morindlb 3 0 2 1 Ross, punter; Todd Krumm, safety; Mark collegiate athletics live. v't. 4 112 Winfield rf 4 0 10 1 2-3 4 Ford If 4 0 0 0 GGross If Behring, Petey Malden and Albert Reese, Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 Pgirulo 3b 2 110 Minnesota Dorwin p 3 0 00 Benedict c 1000 OguendTb 5 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 Sontlogoc 3 0 10 “ It was carte blanche at Ohio State.” Bruce said. ■-? •'•'rT Hossev c Leo Meads p 0 0 0 0 Simmons c 2 0 10 Jordan 1b 4 0 10 Ready 3b 4 0 10 fight ends, and Darren Chandler, Duke 2 0 10 Slaughtc 3 112 3 2*3 8 TPenac 4 12 0 Samuel 2b Donaldson, Ted Wilson and Paul MasottI, “ Oh, there were some restrictions about what we Phillips 3b 10 11 Velarde 2b 3 0 0 0 RSfTilth 3 2-3 1 FIshel If 10 10 Blocker cf 3 0 0 0 Forsch p 3 0 11 4 0 0 0 Tmpltn ss 4 0 0 0 Totals 37 3 12 3 Totals 37 916 9 Parrish c 4 0 2 0 Whitson p 4 110 wide receivers. Placed Jeff Dumpson, Hubbrd 7b 4 0 3 1 Phelps ph 0 0 0 0 Atherton 1 2-3 0 Alvarez p 0 0 0 0 safety; Kenneth Robinson, Blake Peter­ could do. But here it’s all money, no doubt about it. Weiss ss Reardon W.1-4 1 0 AAorrIson p 10 0 0 Turner 3b 2 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Aguayo 7b 10 0 0 Hpuslon 200 OOO 010—3 Clay p 000 0 son, Cecil Jackson and Brian Bonner, There is a tremendous difference financially Sonlona ss 4 110 Hernandez pitched to 2 batters In the 8th, Smoltz p 0 0 0 0 linebackers; Rod Green and Eric Yorber, lik'* ." Totals 35 4 8 4 Totals 33 5 10 5 Atherton pitched to 1 batter In the Chkago lOO 100 TOx-9 Acker p 2 0 10 MYoung rt 2 0 0 0 (between NCAA Division I-A Ohio State and I-AA (tame Winning RBI — (taace (7). Royster cf Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 wide receivers; Mark Duckens, defensive 10th, Henneman pitched to 2 batters In 100 0 tackle; Rick Kehr, offensive guard, ond Northern Iowa).” V Oakland ooo ooo 040—4 the 10th. DP— Houston 1, Chicago 1. LOB— Totals 33060 Totals 37 7 11 6 KGrossp 1 0 0 0 ' Houston 10, Chicago 9. 2B— BerryhIII, Harris p 0 0 0 0 DorrvI McGill, running bock, on Inlured Northern Iowa’s budget for its 15 intercollegiate N ^ Y O lK 130 000 001— 5 WP— Robinson. reserve. Placed Ray Hitchcock, center, I'S One out when winning run scored Umpires— Home, Brinkman; First, Coo­ Ramirez. 3B— Ounston. HR— Dawson (20), KNMIlr 3b 2 0 0 0 BerryhIII (5), Ponkovlts (2). SB— Blggto (4), ooo ooo 000-0 Totals 34 1 7 1 Totals 34 9 12 7 on the phvslcally-unable-to-perform list sports this year is $2.99 million: Ohio State’s 30 Game Winning RBI — Mattingly (10) ney; Second, Clork; Third, Welke S«LoulS no 010 IOx-7 ond Corl Mims, linebacker, and Dale E— Pagllarulo. DP— Oakland 1, New T— 3:24. A— 40,935. Webster (16). S— BHatcher. SF— Palmeiro. (tame Winning RBI — (taerrero (11). sports will require $21.35 million. Ohio State will ______.____ Chipps, wide receiver, on the reserve-non York 1. LOB— Oakland 8, New York 9. E— Forsch, Oberkfell. DP— StLouls 1. 100 000 00 0 —1 football Inlury list. spend $126,000 on football equipment, while UN I 2B— Hubbard, Canseco HR— Slaught (8) IP H R ER BB SO LOB— Atlanta 8, StLouls 12. 3B— Mc(tae. SonOlego 014 m 0 ^ SB— RHenderson (72) Houston HR— Brunonsky (19). SB— OSmIth (44), Game winning RBI — None. shells out $22,000. Indians 6. Brewers 2 Darwin L.6-10 6 11 E— MThompson, Templeton. DP— ^ 'P H R ER BB SO McGee (39). S— Forsch. COLLEGE Ohio State will spend more than $3 million on its Oakland Meads 2-3 4 IP H R ER BB SO Phllodelphia 2, Son Diego 1. LOB— Andular 1 1-3 1 Philadelphia 6, Son Diego 7. 2B— C.W. POST— Named Susan von Leer football team this year. The Buckeyes, like most of Welch 7 7 4 4 3 4 CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE Atlanta women's head volleyball coach. ab r h bl ab r h bl Chicago Smoltz L,1-4 1^^ 6 CMartInez, (jwynn. HR— CJames (16), college football’s premier teams, always take a Plunk 2-3 0 0 0 3 1 ASbver W,7-17 9 C/Mortlnez 2(10), Kruk (9).SB— Moreland KANSAS— Named Steve Walsh, execu­ Cadoret L,62 2-3 3 1 1 0 1 Franco 2b 4 12 1 Molltor3b 3 110 12 3 3 2 7 Acker 41-3 4 tive director of the Williams Educcrtlonal private charter jet to road games, even on short New York JImenz 2b 0 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 0 10 Darwin pitched to 4 batters In the TIh. Alvarez 1 3 (1). Fond. Francn dh 3 111 Yount cf 3 0 11 HBP— Webster by Darwin. Morrison 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO hops of less than 250 miles to Pitt.sburgh and John 7 1-3 5 2 2 2 3 carter cf Philadelphia MIAMI, OHIO— Announced the retire Rlghettl W,S3 1 2-3 3 2 2 1 2 5 12 1 Brock 1b 3 0 10 StLouls ment of Richard G. Shrlder, director of Bloomington, Ind. HBP— Hossey by John. WP— John. PB— Hall If 4 0 2 1 Surhoff c 4 0 0 0 Forsch W,^4 9 6 0 0 2 5 KGross l.,11-10 3 2-3 7 CCostlll rf 4 0 10 Meyer dh 3 0 10 Ma|or League leaders Harris 1-3 0 athletics, effective C)ec. 31. U N I’s football budget is a third of Ohio State’s. Stelnboch. WP— Alvarez. Cloy NOTRE DAME— Named Kevin Corrlcxin Umpires— Home. Morrison; First, Phil­ Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 0 JCostlll pr 0 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Marsh; nrst, Ren­ 12-3 5 The Panthers are familiar with what the inside of a Jacoby 3b 3 10 0 AdducI rf 4 110 Tekulve 1 1-3 0 men's head lacrosse coach. lips; Second, Croft; Third, Palermo. Batting nert; Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Pon- WICHITA STATE— Announced Gow- “ luxury coach” — or a bus — looks like. T — 3:09. A— 32,750 ' Allansonc 4 12 0 Gantnr 2b 4 0 0 1 clno. Ruffin 1 0 Zuvello ss 3 111 Sveum ss 3 0 10 Based on 375at Bats San Dtego Ion Nickerson, guard, tailed to meet Northern Iowa plays its home games in the Totals 34 6 11 5 Totals 31 2 7 2 AMERICAN LEAGUE Whitson W,1t-8 9 7 1 1 0 7 ocodemlcstandards and wlllbe Ineligible to ^^i n g o AB R H Pet. Umpires— Home, Montague; First, ploy for the basketball team. UNI-Dome, a palace for Division I-AA schools. It Boggs Bsn Royals 11. Rangers 7 Cleveland 000 030 300—6 121 462 96 166 .399 Bonin; Second, Brocklander; Third, Pulll cost $7.2 million when it was opened in 1976. Milwaukee ooo 001 100—2 Puckett Min 122 506 83 177 .350 FootbaD (Same Winning RBI — Zuvella (1). Greenwell Bsn 122 453 66 155 .342 T— 2:23. A— 10,535. Ohio State’s new Woody Hayes Athletic Facility Af*: KANSAS CITY TEXAS Winfield NY 117 432 I i i f Ob r h bl ab r h bl E— AdducI. DP— Milwaukee 1. LOB— 76 143 .331 was completed this spring at a cost of $10.5 million. Cleveland 7, Milwaukee 6. 2B— Zuvella, Trammll Det 100 396 63 129 .326 WWIIsncf 5 111 McDwelcf 4 10 0 RHemlson NY 103 And the team will practice in it only during Stilwll ss 4 10 0 Fletchr ss 5 0 11 Carter 2, Molltor, Franco, Hall.3B— AdducI. 400 93 130 .325 SB— CCastlllo (6),Molltor(37),Carter (22). Brett KC 123 461 70 140 .321 inclement weather. There’s a carpeted practice Seltzer 3b 4 2 1V OBrIen 1b 5 0 2 1 Franco Cle 119 Brett lb 4 3 2 1 Sierra rf 5 13 0 S— Zuvella. SF— Franco, Francona, 480 74 153 .319 - f sportscardI area Just outside for when the sun is shining. Yount. AAolltar Mil 120 478 87 152 .318 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Tabler If 4 0 12 Petralll c 3 2 2 1 Mottlngly NY “ We have talented football players, but let’s keep Elsnrch If 0 0 0 0 Sundbrg c IP H R ER BB SO 106 438 75 138 .315 East Transactions 10 0 0 Home Runs T Pet. p FWhIte 2b 2 0 0 0 Hoffman p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland everything in perspective,” Bruce said. “ We have NOW HIRING Yett W,8-4 . Conseco, (takland, 32; Mc(talff, Toronto, Indianapolis 0 1.000 Welimn 2b 1112 McMrtryp 0 0 0 0 Miami talented players, but they are talented enough to Bucknr dh 4 10 0 Garbeyph Gordon 29; (taetti, Minnesota, 26; Mc(>wlre, 0 .500 10 0 0 Oakland, 25; Hrbek, Minnesota, 24; Murray, New England 0 .333 BJocksn rf 4 111 Incvgll dh 0 10 0 Milwaukee BASEBALL play in the Gateway Conference. 9 N.Y. Jets W e g m a n - Baltimore, 23; Winfield, New York, 23; 4are .333 American League EXCELLENT STARTING WAGES Quirk c 3 0 10 MStnlydh 2 0 2 1 1 0 1 1 6 1 tied with 22. Buffalo “ We’re I-A A , so we’re limited to 70 scholarships Trtabll ph 1112 Espy If 3 112 3 9 6 6 2 .000 MILWAUKEE BREWERS-ftalled up Nieves Runs Batted ki Central Chris Boslo, pitcher, from Denver of the while the big schools get 95,” he said. “ That is a huge LOwenc 0 0 0 0 Brower If 10 0 0 2 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Houston Buechle 3b 3 0 11 BK— &)rdon. Greenwell, Boston, 100; Canseco, Oak­ 3 0 I 1.000 American Association. Placed Mark thing to overcome. You don’t want to schedule too land, 95; Puckett, Minnesota, 90; Brett, Cincinnati .750 Cleor, pitcher, on the ISdoy disabled list, Wllkrsn 2b 4 110 Konsos City, 89; Winfield, New York, 86; Pltfsburgh many of those (major colleges). I don't really know *6®“ For Closing Hours *5®® For All Other Shifts Totals M 11 9 10 Totals 37 7 13 7 .667 retrooctive to Aug. 22. Eastern League standings DwEwns,Boston,85; Carter,Cleveland,82; Cleveland .667 Itattofiet League why a I-A school would schedule a I-AA like us. Kansas City 080 200 100— 11 CDavIs, Californio, 80; Mefiwire, Oakland, CINCINNATI REDS-Colled up Keith 80. Seattle Brown, pitcher, from Noshvllle of the We’re doing it for the money. I guess they’re doing it Toms 041 020 ODD— 7 Kansas City Gome Winning RBI — Brett (7). W L Pel. OB . Wfehint (12 Dectslem) Amerloxi Assoctotlon. Placed Jose Rllo, for the W’s (wins) ” Glens Falls (Tigers) 76 SS .580 — yiolo^MInnwota, 195, .797; Hurst, Boston, Denver pitcher, on the ISdav disabled list, E— Quirk. OP— Kansas City 1. LOB— VermnI (Mariners) 74 164, .789; (Ktavis, Oakland, 12-4, .790; Son Diego Bruce coached in high school for 10 years before KansasClty6Texas7.2B— OBrIen, Petralll, S7 .565 2 retroactive to Aug. 11 EXCELLENT BENEFITS Pittsfield (Cubs) 69 61 Robinson, Detroit, 166, .684; Gublczo, L.A. Raiders BMKETBALL advancing to colleges for the next IS years, the last Tobter, (Juirfc, Sierra. 3B— Espy. HR— Albany (Yankees) BJockson (20). SB— Incavlglla (6),Sierra 68 63 Kansas C'»V, 167, .682; Russell, Texos, NATIONAL COtIPRRENCB Naftanal Boohelbell Assectofton nine of which were spent compiling an 81-26-1 record Harrisburg (Plrots) 63 67 10-5, .667; Tonana, Detroit, 14-7, .667; CJfARLOTTE HORNETS-SIgned Tim (13). Reoding (Phillies) 63 Welch, Oakland, 14-7, .667; Yell, N.Y. Giants at Ohio State. Having coached at a 60,000-student IP H R ER BB SO 67 1.000 86 Kemplon, forwartFcenfer, and Jeff /Moore, Wllllamsprt (Indns) 63 68 Clevelond, 64, .667. Oall(H .667 65 forword. Picked up the option of Michael institution and a high school with 300 boys in the Kamos City New Britan (Rd Sx) 46 84 Boning Washington Aoulno 2 7 .667 103 Holton, guard. • Flexible Hours • Crew Incentives • Insurance Available Tuesday's (Tames Based on 375At Bots Phlladiphia .313 60 MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES— upper four grades, he is aware of the levei of Sanchez 3 4 Albany 9, Harrisburg 7 NATIONAJ. l e a g u e Phoenix Gleoton 2 1 .000 51 Named Bill MusMiman heod coach. competition. Glens Falls of Reading, ppd., rain O AB R H Pet. Central FOOTBALL Forr WJ-7 2 1 GPerrv Atl 107 415 49 Minnesota “The biggest difference at this ievel is money,” he Terns Vermont of Williamsport, p ^ ., roln 134 .323 2 1 I 60 Maftewat FoetbgB League • Free Meals • Profit Sharing • Regular Wage Increases Pittsfield 3, New Britain 2, 1st game Gwynn SO 104 407 52 131 .322 Chicago BUFFALOBILLS— WalvedKerryBrody, said. "W e don’t have that much money. That is a Russell 8 5. New Britain 7, Pittsfield 4,2nd game Dawson Chi 121 466 63 Green Bov Williams 1-3 r 145 .311 ptaoekicker; George Mflntlow, punier, ond critical thing. We are trying to build a bigger and Wednesdchf's Games Gibson LA 123 455 92 139 .305 Detroit D.D. Hoggord, cornerbock. Placed Joe MIohorcIc L ,M 1-3 7 Harrisburg at Albany Palmeiro Oil 123 400 61 146 Tampa Bay OBorgo Bb II better program that will get us more money. When Hoffman 0 0 .304 Howord, wide receiver, on Inlured reserve. • Free Uniforms • Vacation Bonus • Advancement Opportunities Glens Falls at ReodI no, 2 (talaraga Mon1 123 492 77 148 .301 you get more money, your program gets even /McMurtry 1-3 1 Sax LA 126 503 60 148 Attonto Aoulno pitched to 2 batters In the 3rd, VeranontatWllllamsport,2 .294 .667 66 CHICAGO BEARS-Wolved Lew Barnes This Toronto Blue Jays star, New Brltalnot Pittsfield Low Chi 116 433 S3 127 .293 New Orleans .667 62 and Jim Hoefcaday, wide recelyers; better.” Hotftnon pitched to 1 hotter In the Thursdoy's (Tomes Bonds Pit 120 449 84 131 .292 Son Fmcisco who comes from the Domini­ 9lh. HBP— FWhIta by Russell, Incavlglla .900 103 Egypt Allen, defentlye back; Jim Alfhoff, He said he wasn’t surprised when he first saw that Harrisburg atAlbany VanSlyke Pit 124 476 85 139 .293 L.A. Roms .290 82 defensive tackle; Keith Smith, defensive can Republic, is 28 years by Aoulno. WP— McMurtry. (TIens FallsatWIIIIm sport Home RuntRuns Tl the equipment room wasn't stocked with thousands Umpires— Homo, Tschida; First, end; Mike Barnordoxxl Joel Porter,tackles; old. He was the American Vermontat Reading Strawberry, New York, 30; Clark, Son BuffMo vs. Tampa Bov at Nashville, Tommy Barnhardt, punter; WlllJohn- of pairs of expensive shoes or that the team would Vouna; Second, Evans; Third, Hendry. NewBrItalnat Pittsfield Francisco, 25; GDavIs, Houston, 25; Tenn., 7 p.m. League MVP in 1987 — he stop by any of the locations listed below or call 643-2213 T - 4 : » . A— 10,051. (talarroga, /Montreal, 24; EDovIs, CIncIn­ ran, lln e ^ e r ; -Dm Loehor, kicker; pinch its pennies on the road. Philadelphia at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Anthony M s ^ ru n n ln g bock; and Brent hit .308 with 47 HRs and 134 notl, 23; Gibson, Los Angeles, 23; Indianapolis at Denver, 8 p.m. ftoyoirtsky, ffght end. Placed William Likewise, he said he won’t be disappointed when DMurphy, Atlanta, 22; HJohnson. New Phoenix at Kansas City, 8:30 p.m. Bell, defentlye bock; Curtis Stevmrt, RBIs. No Latin American had he steps on the field for the Panthers’ home opener to learn more about the employment opportunities with McDonald’s.* Tuesday's home runs York, 22; VanSlyke, Pittsburgh, 22. V> Aug. 26 running back; and Darrin Woo(ty, ever hit so many homers in Cincinnati at------New9 England,ind, 7 p.m. cornerback, on the Inlured reserve. Sept. 17 against Morgan State. The UNI-Dome, Runs Batted In Miami at Minnesota, 1 p.m. one big-league season. which seats 16,400, hosted 81,699 fans for six home ^onaldis Radio, TV American (joaoiw Clark, San Firancisco, 91; GDavIs, Seattle at Son Fronctsco, 9 p.m. R1 ce (10), Gedmon (7), Benzinger (12), Red brow ns—Waived games last season. Ohio State averaged 89,665 per Houston, 85; VcxiSlyke, Pittsburgh, 81; I4>s Anises Rolders at Chicago, 9 p.m. Chris Ro<*lns, safety. Placed Chris Pike, GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD Sox; SIcnight (8), Yixikees; Bergman Sfravtaerry, New York, 80; Bonilla, Pitts­ New York Giants ot Cleveland. 9 p.m. defensive lineman, on Inlured reserve. home game last year and played in front of nearly (5), Tigers; Hrbek 2 (24), Bush (13). burgh, 75; McReynoMs, New York, 75; Los Angeles Roms at Son Olego, II TODAY Twins; Jackson (20), Royals; Whitt (10), Brooks, Atontreal, 73; Marshall, Los p.m. one million fans — home ond away — In 11 games. 1 p.m. Athletics at Yankees, McGrIff (29), Barfield (14), Blue Joys. D A LITS COWBOYS— Wolved Rodney SporTtChonnel Angeles, 73. ____ Saturday, Aug. 27 B ra i^ , cornerback; Don Smerek, defOn- “ Look, I ’m busy doing something I want to do. It’s ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING MCDONALD’S LOCATIONS. 7:30 p.m. — Angels at Red Sox, NESN, Pitching (12 Dectslons) nttsburgh of New Orleans, 12:30 p.m. slw linemen; B o o ^ Gipson, linebacker; ESSERGENCY not the money, it’s coaching. And I love coaching,” NeWeitatljeapHe DJockson, New York Jets vs. Green Bay at /Madison, Zefron Mou, offensive tackle; Steve Fire — Police — Medical WTIC Von Slyke (22), Pirates; Pankovlls (2), CIncInitatl, 18-5, .783; PorreH, Montreal, 10-3, Mfis., 2 p.m. Bruce said. 70 West Center St. 1221 Tolland Tpke. 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette Square f:30p.m . — Bowling; Ebonite Senior Astros; Dawson (20), Berrvhllt (5), Cubs; Sampson, punter; Eric Schubert, ptacek- Oiarnploneblp, ESPN .769; Scott, Houston, 164, .765; Brown­ Atlanta vs. Washington ot Birmingham, McDonald, quarterback, and “ If I ’d stayed In Columbus, I might have gone into Brunonsky (19), Cardinals; James (16), 'S ' Knepoer, Houston, Ala., 7 p.m. Craig Ellis, running bock. D IA L 911 Manchester, C T Manchester, C T East Hartford, C T Vernon, C T Rockville, C T W;30 p.m. — Mats at Dodgers, Phillies; Martinez 2 (10), Kruk (9), Padres; insurance or been a salesman or become a SparttOiannel, WKHT "?l!,*f^''SanFranclsco,17-6,.739; Houston at Oollos, 9 p.m. DETROIT LIONS— Placed David Hill, In Manchester Clark (25), Giants. GMaddux, Chlcogo, 166, .727. End Preseoson Sdiedule tight end, on the reservedIcMiot-reoort securities guy. But I ’m a coach. I tt — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 24, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 24, 1888 — 88

I HELP WANTED H ^ H D M E B ICDHDOMIMUMB I h elp WANTED I HDMEB S C IE N C E Doom may await amateur's fourth comet I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED FDR BALE FOR BALE IFOHBALE I SALES. Par house, vinyl *43K plus 1st year. No- siding. Please tele­ CONSTRUCTION La­ S/T Assistant instructor- PICTURE Framing expe­ SDUTHERN New Eng­ FOREST RIdat Town- By Lee Siegel up after being discovered by Machholz, 35, wholesale mar- BRAND New llsttngl house. Vh bottia, 3 bed­ phone 1-800-537-2651. ketlng company needs borer. No experience Jonltorlal Supervisor. rience necessary. Im­ land classtfleld ods Cozy and comfortable 6 The Associated Press of San Jose, who works at a company that Coring and conclen- rooms, 1900 square feet & H E A L T H ■ d r i v e r needed necesMrv.SS.perhour mediate opening. Coll reach nearly 800,000 room Cope Cod on makes medical lasers. But he doesn’t to start. Call John 875- tlous person needed to of llvinp space, fire­ Manchester- direct sales, wholesale Ted, 644-8750.______homes In Connecticut McKee Street. 3 bed­ LOS ANGELES — A fairly close brush mind. work with develop- and Rhode Island. The rooms, 1'6 baths, fire­ place, air conditlonina, Wllllmantlc-Enfleld mentolly disabled O F F IC E help needed. deck with view. Par­ with the sun may spell doom for the fourth “ It’s kind of a gift to find a comet. You’re area. '/> day on Satur­ School hours, school price for a basic 25 place, aluminum sid­ New borns get A ID S test comet discovered by an amateur astrono­ adults. Vehicle re­ word od Is only $55 ond ing, 1 car garage. Nice tially flnlthed walk-out grateful,” he said. “ So if it’s taken away, days. Contact Tom or ® ^ n k ■Tellers. United „ UUNDRY quired to transport year position. Phone basement. Pool, tennis mer who spends 100 nights a year that’s the way it goes.” Tony. Auto Paint Dis­ Part time weekdays 20- and general office will appear In 43 news­ condition Inbside and ATLANTA (AP) — More than 1 million Bank has teller posl- crew In p.m. only. papers. For more In­ out. $142,900. Jackson 8> court. Pricad to sell at searching for the “ dirty snowballs" in trib u to rs , 649-5211, 25 hours, please apply tasks. Excellent benef­ $159,000. Coll owner at newborns will be tested for AIDS antibodies by Machholz said his second discovery. hons available In the Travel reimburse­ its. Coll 649-5336. formation coll Classi­ Jackson Real Estate, space. 8am-5pm or Saturday Northeast and Eost at: The Quality Inn, 51 ment. $7.65 per hour 647-0748.______the end of 1989 in a program federal Comet Machholz 1985 VIII, disintegrated 9om-1pm.______fied, 643-2711 and ask 647-e400.g______Don Machholz, who holds a kind of Hartford offices. Pre­ Hartford Tpke. Ver- plus benefits. Call tor detolls.o______researchers hope will give them a true picture when it got within about 11 million miles of YOUR Home and extra MANCHESTER. Lvdoll unofficial record for the most hours spent TIR E Changers needed. vious teller or cashier noji. Kathy lannucci be­ w o o d s. 7 bedro om of the spread of the disease in the United the sun. He also discovered comets HOUSE TE R R IF IC Ranch In quiet Income. Solid, clean unsuccessfully comet watching, spotted Full time and part time experience helpful. Laundry and Rooms tween 10-4 at 871-6724. neighborhood. Priced Cope style Condo. IVi States. Machholz 1978 XIII and Machholz 1986 position available. No Good customer rela- full time person for Duplex on nicely lands­ Comet Machholz 1988J with his giant, V lll. MATURE Responsible KEEPERS to sell. 516 rooms, 2fUII caped corner lot. 2 baths, llvino room, for­ The infants will be tested randomly and experience necessary. hons skills a must. Monday. Tuesday. Fri­ homemade binoculars on Aug. 6, but assistant manager Part time weekends baths, sunporch, lower bedrooms and 3rd floor mal dining room and During a typical year, about six comets Town Fair Tire, 646- of: United Bonk, day Saturday and Sun­ needed. Storting at level family room and oppllonced kitchen anonymously in the program, part of a $40 conceded there’s “ some cause for concern 8140. Nte M, Vernon or Uni­ loft and storage areas. are discovered and six known comets are day. Please apply at; $6.00 an hour. Will at the Quality Inn 51 garage. Coll office to­ plus oarage. Lovely million package of initiatives to track the about Its existence.” ted Bank, 580 Burnside Large newly carpeted “ recovered,” or spotted during their The Comfort Inn. 425 train. Little Caesers Hartford Tpke, Ver­ day tor your exclusive and oppllonced, coun­ area. $151,900. D .W . spread of the virus. The comet “ might sort of fizzle out” _ Avenue, East Hartford. Hartford Tpke. Ver­ Pizza. 6464300 or 456- Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 latest orbits through the inner solar CER^nb NURSE non. Full time Wed- showing. $149,900. Sen­ try kitchen. Separate The tests will determine only whether the about the time it makes its closest W AITE RS-Woltresses. non. 1975.______try Real Estate, 643- systems, 100 omp cir­ MANCHESTER. Beech- system, Marsden said. The ‘j ’ in the new AIDES ■OS/AA mother is infected, Dr. Timothy Dondero said approach to the sun on Sept. 17, agreed Ponderoso Is now ac- A U TO B O D Y Person. Ex­ nesday-Sunday, at 4060.0 cuit breakers. 2 cor wood. Spacious 7 bed- comet’s name means it is the year’s 10th AM Nnrsg AMe ceptlng applications Tuesday, and a positive result does not Brian Marsden, director of the Interna­ perienced only. Gua­ the Comfort Inn. 425 GOVERNMENT Homes garage. Owner anx­ room end unit either discovered or recovered. Last year, ApWIcaiils lor all shifts. Great DRIVER-Helper. Full or necessarily mean the child has or will get tional Astronomical Union’s Central Bu­ port time. Should be ranteed overtime. All Hartford Tpke, Ver­ from $1. Please tele­ ious! Asking $177,500. Townhouse Condo. V/i a record 16 comets were discovered and 17 Fell aM Part Tima earnings potential. benefits. Coll Wood­ phone (203) 633-0680 ext Strono Real Estate, baths, eot-ln kitchen AIDS. reau for Astronomical Telegrams. Mother’s hours also familiar with this area. recovered. We offer the areas hl- Good pay. Apply In land Autobody. 528- non. H-200 before 3pm. 647-7653.0 and fireplaced living Dondero, head of the sero-epidemiology “ That happens with comets that are not gheet ataft to patient , a v a ila b le . P lease 4141. room with alldert to apply In person to: 119 person; Flower Fa­ MANCESTER. Immocu- MANCHESTER. Well branch of the AIDS program at the Centers for terribly big to start with going only 15 Comet Machholz 1988j “is a couple ratio, shion, 85 East Center late home with custom kept Colonial In pictu­ potlo. 1500 souore feet. hundred times fainter than the North a Flexible Spencer Street, Man- $124,900. O .W . Fish Disease Control, said some studies indicate 30 million miles from the sun. It’s pretty hot chester.______Street, Monchester. D O CTO R ’S Assistant tor kitchen cabinets,, resque neighborhood. Scheduling Reolty, 643-1591 .□ percent to 50 percent of newborns testing there. It may disintegrate completely,” Star,” Marsden said. “ It’s notgoingtobea PAR T Tim e dental osslst- LAUNDRY WASH Orthopaedic office. trench doors off dining Family room could A bright comet, ” and is likely to be seen only a Complete Health COOKS 8i Buffet Attend­ Full or port time. 646- area to deck and lovely double for 4th bed­ MANCHESTER. Green- positive for the virus could eventually develop Marsden said by phone from Cambridge, ants. Ponderosa Is now ant, Tuesday, Wednes­ MAN Insurance 4576.______rear yard. 1'6 baths, room. Formal dining view Hill. Beautiful 7 the disease. Mass., where his agency records astro­ by advanced amateur astronomers using accepting applications day, Thursday. 1-6pm. Meadows Manor Is telescopes. "Including Dental" High hourly rote. R E C E P TIO N IS T for busy family room and gar­ room. Enormous back­ bedrooms Condo In nomical discoveries. for day time shift. Part seeking a laundry age. $159,900. D.W. Fish yard. Easy access to convenient location. a Uniform time and full time Prefer experience but wash man for a 32 Doctor’s office. No “ It’s 80 million miles from the sun as we While more comets have been disco­ willing to train. Plea­ nights or weekends. Reolty, 643-1591.0 schools and shopping. Central olr, private po- Allowance available. Please hour, second shift and Move In condition. Coll t l o overlooking speak,” Machholz said Tuesday from his vered by other astronomers, Machholz sant Glastonbury loca- 646-4576. aO ^ I C H E S T E R N ice ly Stress killed rare bird a Bonus Hours apply In person; 119 weekend position. The today! $166,500. Realty wooded area. Enlov office in Santa Clara. “ It will go twice as holds the record of four for U.S. amateur Spencer Street, tlon. 649-3443.______SECRETARY. Busy 100 decorated 3 bedroom, starting rate la *7.86 1'6 both Cope on quiet World, Benoit, this cool energy effi­ SAN DIEGO (AP) — Stress is believed to close to the sun as Mercury and six times astronomers who are still alive, Marsden a Free Meals Manchester. f u l l Time babysitter person civil engineer­ Frechette Associates, cient unit. $139,900. as close as Earth.” For more Information wanted. Must be de­ per hour, with an ex- ing firm seeks expe­ street. This well cored have killed a zoo-hatched Andean condor that said. for home features on 646-7709.D D.W. Fish Realty, 643- please call pendable with referen­ cellent benefit rienced secretory for 1591.0 U was on its way to freedom in an experiment to Machholz said the comet is "a very nice Machholz made his latest discovery AP photo expanding administra­ open, bright and airy MANCHESTER. Price CRESTRELD ces and own transpor- package. Interested MANCHESTER: Wethe- see how its endangered North American looking comet, but it’s not getting brighter after 475 hours of observation from his DRIVER totlon. 643-8540.______tive staff. Qualifica­ kitchen, o beautiful pri­ reduced! This 3 bed­ COM ET HUNTER — Don Machholz of California scans CONVALESCENT applicants please vate yard with brick room Cope Cod has full rell Village. Ansoldl- cousin will adapt to the wild. as it should,” suggesting that the dust­ customary viewing spot, along a dirt road Coventrv area POULTRY Personnel-, tions ore os follows: laden balls of ice is too small to give off the night sky on Aug. 17 atop Loma Prieta Mountain in HOME apply In person or call, m inim um 2-3 years potlo. Century 21 Eo- In-law studio In bock bullt free standing Three other transplanted Andean condors in 3,300 feet up Loma Prieta, a peak in the needs men and women. steln Reolty, 647-8895.0 with private entrance. Condo. 1 bedroom unit enough gas and dust to form a bright head. MANCHESTER, CT. Manchester Chuck Blanchard at; word processing expe­ the program were doing well Monday, Santa Cruz Mountains south of San the Santa Cruz range. Machholz is the world’s leading Will train. Full time. Plenty of storage with living room, din­ It won’t be the first time a comet broke Paid medical, life and MEADOWS MANOR rience, (Multi-mote PRICE Reduced $130's on officials said. Francisco Bay. amateur comet-finder. 643-5151 Herald route. preferred), minimum this beautifully main­ space. Lots of house for ing area and fully op- retirement plan. Call 333 Bidwell Street the price! $164,900. pllonced kitchen plus The Andean birds were chosen for the Short Hours — Arbor Acres Farm. 633- typing speed of 65 tained 3 bedroom Cope Miiwhester, CT words per minute, on Edm und Street. Realty World, Benoit, full basement and un­ experiment because it is the closest living FULL Time. Janitorial 4681, ext. 250. EO E. Frechette Associates, finished 2nd floor position Is now availa­ Great Pay! shorthand or speed Newer kitchen, ploy relative to the California condor. Though the SECRETARY. Machine G47-9191 writing and dictation. room and vinyl siding. 646- 7709.D which could be addi­ G Experts begin search for 18th-century ship ble working for a oual- Call 647-9946 shop hos a full time EOE tional 2 bedrooms and Andean species is also endangered, they Ity food service com­ If you work well In a Blanchard & Rossetto GLASTONBURY. Cus­ position for a mature busy environment, con Realtors," We're Sel- tom 4 bedroom Raised a both. $140,000. D.W . number in the thousands. Only 28 of its North pany. Responsibilities Ask for person to perform se­ Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 By Kimberly AA. Shearin demise. The area, formerly called Include: cleaning handle changing prior­ llno Houses'* 646-2482.0 Ranch with In-law pos­ American cousins exist and all in captivity. area and has started to search a just off Newport to where the Naval Gerlinde cretarial, receptionist C LER IC A L Recpetlonist. ities and meet the sibilities. Large foyer, NEW 7 room Soltboxes. The Associated Press Namquit Point, was named for the portion of the water at a time. And floors, emptying trash, and light bookkeeping Contractors office P R IV A TE Southend cul- The Andean condors, which are also War College now stands in Newport. washing pans. We need above qualifications, de-sac. This Emily cathedral cellinged liv­ Mallard View. Distinc­ endangered, were transported to Los Padres Gaspee after it burned. he’s made some underwater films of Campbell also has explored the functions. Paragon looking for Individual please send resume to ing room, sliders from tive attached Town- WARWICK, R.I. — In Rhode Island good reliable people to PART Time Nurse Tool Co., Inc., 121 with strong office and Drive Rokicki built National Forest in airline-style animal Campbell believes the ship is only the bay bottom for local television wreckage of the Andrea Doria, 40 Potty Gerhard, Fuss home features 9 rooms, dining room to deck, houses. Fireplaces, ap­ waters. 1.280 ships have met their loin our staff. Super needed for busy OB- Adams Street, organizational skills. fireplaced family pliances, carpeting, 100 to 200 yards from shore off Gaspee newscasts. • miles due south of Nantucket, from benefits. We will train. and O’Neill, 146 Hart­ 3 baths, central vac, shipping crates and placed in secret holding deaths since the Revolutionary War. G YN doctor's office In Monchester. Previous construction ford Rood, Manches­ room, gourmet kitchen Andersen Thermopane Point, a sandy and shell-strewn beach “ This is a real search because I which he has a collection of china. And Glastonbury 633-7656 experience helpful. central olr, 2 mossive pens Saturday. One died while being One of them, the H.M.S. Gaspee. Manchester. Needed ter, CT. 06040. EOE. fireplaces and morel plus 3 cor garage, cen­ windows, separate full that juts out into the bay with a have no idea where (the Gaspee) is,” he is now searching for a German ask for Dave. Immediately, please Flexible hours. Coll transported. has captured the curiosity and deter­ M/F. Pick out your own tral olr and much basements and garage. community of tiny cottages behind it. he said. submarine off Block Island. call 646-1157. 646-5422. more! $272,000. D.W. Complete from mination of a man who has been SALES am enities. $399,900. Campbell, whose father grew upon Neither has underwater archaeolo­ DRIVER Helper. Full or TE A C H E R Assistant. Au­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ $149,900. Blanchard & diving since he was 15. Another find among his 40 searches Rotail Auistant Blanchard 8, Rossetto the point, is searching the northern gist Bob Cembrola, who is director of over 10 years was a German subma­ part time. Should be *300-600 per gust 30th opening at Realtors," We're Sel- MANCHESTER. Gra­ Rossetto Realtors," Bill Campbell. 34. teaches non­ side for the Gaspee wreck. He started Manager familiar withthlsarea. week state approved private RN'S/LPN’S ling Houses" 646-2482.0 cious updated older We’re Selling Houses" Schizophrenia is expensive the Maritime Museum at Fall River, rine that he said was the last enemy 646- 2482.0 credit shipwreck courses at the more than two months ago. The lure of Mass. But his estimate of its location Rapidly growing je­ Good pay. Apply In Expanding portrait school to work with 7 AM - 3 PM Duplex on Quiet tree boat the United States sank during emotionally disturbed EIGHTH District. Gra­ NEW YORK (AP) — Some 2 million University of Rhode Island and is an the Gaspee is not treasure or the china was similar to Campbell’s. welry com pany in person. Flower Fa­ 3 PM - 11 PM cious oldie but goodie! lined street. 3-2 bed­ BRAND New listing! Dy­ World War II, just hours before the shion, 85 East Center photography company students, ages 8-10 ye­ rooms, 1*6 baths, 2 cor namite 5 room Town- Americans are affected by schizophrenia, a amateur photographer and an under­ that he has collected from other “ I think it’s right off of Gaspee major department Fell and Part Ttma 6 large rooms loaded fighting ended in 1945. Street, Monchester. has Immediate open­ ars. Previous expe­ We're the areas newest garage with new en­ house at the serious mental disorder that costs the nation water filmmaker. When he's not wrecks. This search, likehisothers. is rience with Behaviour with charm. Excellent Point,” he said. “ It’s a possibility that store seeking per­ F U L L Tim e Delivery. Im­ ings In their sales de­ rehab, center special­ condition. Must be closed sunporch. New Beechwood Condos. 7 about $30 billion annually, according to the working at his father’s car wash in mainly for the fun of it. it’s buried under sand.” He gathered dishes, uniforms and Management pre­ vinyl siding,deck,2gas bedrooms, V/t baths, other artifacts from that submarine sonnel. Will train the mediate opening. partment. Dependable izing In geriatrics and seen-thls Is on excep­ National Institute of Mental Health. East Providence, he searches for. ‘T v e found a few things, but I don’t He noted that the sea level has risen ferred. Coll or send furnaces, plus hot wa­ fully oppllonced kit­ and others. He has also seen the right person. Retail Heavy lifting. Must be transportation a must. resume to; Lorry Post-acute care. tional home with 2 cor This includes not only direct costs of films and collects artifacts from know if they’re from the Gaspee.” he in the two centuries since the ship’s responsible and depen­ We offer the areas hi­ garage. $150's. Blan­ ter heaters. $239,900. chen, cheerful with a shipwrecks. skeletons of lost servicemen. experience helpful. No experience neces­ Schnltmon, Commun­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- fresh decor. Martin treatment but income losses due to disability, said. “ I’ve found some old pieces of burning because of the melting of the dable. Call 643-2171. ity Child Guidance ghest staff to patient chard 8i Rossetto Real­ The Gaspee is a British ship burned Good salary and be­ sary. Complete train­ tors,” We're Selling 1591.0 School District! the largest proportion of the total. wood.” polar cap, and Gaspee Point tends to Campbell has discovered about COLLECTIONS Person School, 317 North Main ratio $124,500. Jackson 8> in 1772 and its uninjured crew nefits. Call 568- Houses" 646-2482.0 The Institute of Medicine reports that A friend of his has also searched for have plenty of sand buildup. three wrecks of freighters and com­ needed on a part time ing provided. For an Street, Manchester. • Flexible C O V EN TR Y. Foil In love I Jackson Real Estate, captured by colonial American patri­ mercial boats. To him, searching for 1115. basis. Experienced EOE.______Scheduling Y O U 'L L be tickled pink With this charming 647- 8400.O 2 the Gaspee. and has found ballast Clembrola’s searches include the appointment call; As­ schizophrenic patients occupy over half the only apply. Flexible • Complete Health when you see the new Dutch Colonial! 7 ots rebelling against England. Its stones, which were used to weigh finding of two British transport ships wrecks is as exciting as finding them. sociated Family Por­ F U L L or port time help MANCHESTER. Excel- hospital beds for the mentally ill and retarded hours. Computer expe­ Insurance price of this charming 7 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1 '6 charred ruins have eluded Rhode vessels down, sitting at the bottom of in Newport Harbor in November. The HELP Wonted for Glas­ trait Photographers, wanted. Apply: Whi­ lent opportunity for and a quarter of all hospital beds in the U.S. The information on the location of rience helpful. For ap­ thorn Nursery, Route 6, "including Dental" room Colonial. Re­ baths, full bathroom Island searchers who have combed the bay in the shape of a rectangle. He two were a series of 10 transports that tonbury machine shop. pointment call Beverly duced to $199,900 this lust remodeled, fire­ first time buyers. Direct costs of the illness, including the Gaspee is vague at best. The maps Experience preferred Monday-Friday, 10-4 Bolton.______• Uniform parts of Narragansett Bay for it. said the hull of the Gaspee may be were sunk by the British in August that Campbell has copied of the bay at 649-7059. Gorston tine home otters 3 bed­ place, 3 cor garage. CHFA, FHA approved inpatient hospitalization, outpatient therapies, but will train. Also, Sign Supplies, 110 Bat- p.m., 879-1426. D E N T A L Business Secre­ Allowance rooms, 1'6 baths, an Beautiful private and Condo In beautiful Bea­ Some, like Campbell, say the wreck buried beneath the ballast stones. ^778 while they occupied Newport. from the late 1700s are not as accurate general shop work and • Pension Plan transitional and community housing and is buried in the sand off the Warwick s o n Drive, tory Assistant. Will enormous 1st floor wooded lot. $179,900. con Hills Complex. Di­ Campbell said he hoped to find Cembrola explained. as modern navigational charts. And some driving. Coll 659- train. Port or full time. • Bonus Hours rectly across from medicine, are estimated at $4 billion to $6 coast. Others guess it’s in the marshy Manchester. family room, 2 firepla­ Anne Miller Real Est­ anchors and one or more of the When they saw the Fren.ch ap­ the shape of Gaspee Point has 2162.______ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ 649-9287.______• Set Schedule (No ces, o 1 cor garage, ate, 647-8000.O Wickham Pork and billion annually, according to NIMH. area that has grown behind Gaspee Shift Rotation) Gaspee’s eight cannons. So far, he proaching. he said, the British sank changed in 216 years from being a SECRETARY. Busy 100 town Hartford Insu­ WANTED. Service per­ aluminum siding and a MANCHESTER. Charm­ easy access to t-84. 4 Point in more than 200 years since its said, he has made a grid map of the the ships in a line from Goat Island rounded, blunt curve to a sharp point. person civil engineer­ ASSEMBLERS rance company seeks son tor recreational • Tuition and great yard neighbor­ ing move-ln condition 6 rooms with new ap­ ing firm 'seeks expe­ self-starter with good vehicles. Apply; Blon- Seminar Benefits hood tor children! room center chimney pliances and window 4 rienced secretory for full time, part time, typing and math skills steln Comping Center, • Free Meals Bowers School. Jack- Cope In excellent loca­ treatments. Bedroom expanding administra­ small electrical parts, tor diversified posi­ Route 83, Rockville. NO WEEKENDS son 8i Jackson Real tion. Hardwood floors has large w alk In tive Stott. Qualifica­ will train. with tion. Willing to learn a am MUCH MOM Estote, 647-8400.O throughout, front to closet. Amenities In­ must. Growth poten­ clude pool and tennis tions are as follows; defined pay in­ Please call Y O U 'LL be tickled pink bock living room, for­ m inim um 2-3 years tial. Full benefits. Call courst. Coll David creases. Benefits, 4 CIIE8TFIELO when you see the new mal dining room and 3 word processing tor Interview. 249-9391. HOUSE CONVALESCENT NOME price of this charming 7 bedrooms. Home Is set Murdock for details. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 experience,(Multi- day week. Apply; $92,500. Sentry Real MOTO-Photo, the Na­ PERSONS MANCNESTEN, CT. room Colonial. Re­ on nice size lot with o mote preferred), min­ tions leading one hour Estate, 643-4060.CI Lott/Land for Sale . needed for the Quality 643-5151 duced to $199,900 this private pork like rear Notices imum typing speed of ABLE COIL & photo finishing chain Is fine home otters 3 bed­ yard. Coll David Mur­ Lott/Found...... Inveitmant Propartv . Merchandise Musical Items...... Inn Conference Cen­ Bull nasi Prooertv.... Cameras and Photo Equipment.. 65 words per minute, seeking enthuslatic rooms, 1<6 baths, an dock for more Informa­ Perionoli...... shorthand or speed ELECTRONICS ter. Duties include; FULL Time or part time LDTB/LAND Resort Prooartv...... Spcdoli^ D<^tf! Holldov Seasonal...... 7i Pets and Supplies...... people for full and part enormous 1st floor tion and on exclusive Announcamants...... writing and dicta­ Howard Road time positions. We mechanic. Must hove FDHBALE Auctions...... Mortgaoes...... Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Miscellaneous for Sale...... meeting set-up, light family roorn, 2 firepla­ showing. Sentry Real Wanted to Buy...... Tog Salas...... phone. If you work well otter training, compet­ tools. Work on cars and ces, a 1 car garage, Estote, 643-4060.O Financial...... Services RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Clothing...... 73 Bolton, CT cleaning and room trucks. All benefits. COVENTRY. Affordable Flooring...... 58 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... In a busy environment, itive salary, employee aluminum siding and a VERNON. New listing. Furniture...... 74 can handle changing discounts and bonuses service. Please fill 649-2871. ______great yard neighbor­ lots and new construc­ Employment & Education Rentals Child Care...... 51 Electrical...... 59 Immaculate 6 room tion Flono builders will Cleaning Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 priorities and meet the N EED $. Work In spare for Individuals with In­ out application at; 51 GAS Station attendant. hood for children! Ranch, 1st floor family Lown Core...... 53 above ouallflcatlons, itiative. Apply In per­ Full or port time. Flexi­ use your plans or ours. Help Wanttd...... 11 Aoartmanti for Root Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 76 time-research. No Hartford Tpke. Ver­ Bowers School. Jack- room plus a finished Bookkeeolng/lncome To x ...... 54 Automotive please send resume to son, 9am-7pm. 396 West ble hours. M8iM Ser- 1-17 acre lots, $70,000 situation Wanted...... 1 2 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 sales. No commit­ son 8i Jackson Real recreation room.3bed- Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cars tor Sale...... Patty Gerhard, Fuss Middle Turnpike, non. 646-5700. vlce Stotlon 649-2871. and up. Owner financ­ Butinett Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Good Things to Eot...... 78 tment. For Info write Estate, 647-8400.D rooms, living room and Polntlng/Pooerlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sale...... and O'Neill, 146 Hart­ Manchester.______COE/AA ing ovdlalble. Flono Instruction...... U Store/OfflcM Soar* *14 and provide telephone BOLTON. Convenient kitchen, spacious sun Employment Services...... 15 Fuel Oll/Cool/Flrewood...... 79 Compars/Trallars...... ford Road, Manches­ Realty, Gallery of Resort Property...... 36 number to: P.O. Box S ITTE R Needed for 10 country living. This deck, appliances, fire­ Homes, 646-Sno.o Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcvcias/Mopeds...... ter, CT. 06040. EOE. 1124, South Windsor, Ct and 7 year old. Wa­ F U L L and port time help Real Estate place, near elementary Real Estate Gorooos and Storage...... Office/Retall Equipment...... 81 Auto Services...... M/F. wanted In local llauor 1800 square foot Raised ....38 AAONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. 06074. shington School area. Ranch has been Im­ school. A good starter Homei for Sale...... 2 1 Roommates Wantad...... 1 0 Autos for Rent/Lease...... store. Coll Bernie or Recreational Equipment...... 82 After school. Coll 649- maculately kept. 7 home. $156,900. U 8. R MANCHESTER Condominiums for Sale...... 2 2 Wanted to Rent...... C a ll 643-2711 for more Information! MIscalloneous Automotive ....40 Boots ond Marine Equipment...... 83 5072.______Art between 9-4 Realty, 643-2692.P Wanted to Buy/Trode...... TELLERS Mondav-Frldoy. 649- HDMEB rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2'6 POND VIEW ESTATES TEACHERS for Sunday 0446.______FDR BALE 'baths, fireplaced fam­ 180-182 Eldrldge Street. offers Exquisite Hving Jewish religious ily room with wet bar. Two family 6-6 duplex for the particular R A TE S : ' 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. READ YOUR AD: Closflftd advgrtltBmgntt or# SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER SECRETARY, Recep­ D E A D LIN E S : For classified advertlsments to school. Grades 1,2,4,5 Offers beautiful view In tor Immediate sole to purchaser. We will build 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. token by telephone os a conyenience. The tionist. Applicants All real estate advertised In be published Tuesday through Saturday, the New Vernon Office and 7. Salary commen­ this town's most de­ settle estate. Firm to your plane or oura on 20 ta 25 days; 60 cents per line per day. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one surate with education need typing and tele­ the Monchester Herald Is sired oreo. $217,000. Pl­ $175,150. 646-2426 deodllne Is noon on the doy before publica­ Good Wages sublect to the Fair Housing our remaining 4 lota of 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of and experience. Call phone skills plus pleas­ ano Realty, Gallery of weekdays. tion. For odyOrtlsements to be published ing personality and op- Act of 19M, which mokes It our 18 lot tubdivlelon. Minimum charge: 4 lines. the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Good Benefits 644-8466. Illegal to advertise any pref­ Homes. 646-5200.0 AAondoy, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the yolue of the adyertlsement will not be peoroncel Great Homos range from Experienced or we will train. erence, I Imitation or discrim­ BO LTO N . Ideal family •400,000 to •700,000, corrected by on additional Insertion. working environment ination based on race, color, .Jiving. Traditional CDNODMINIUMB In leading real estate religion, sex or notional FDR BALE end tho many deed roe- Apply: Savings Bank of Manchester Madison Colonial In trlctlone will surely pro­ office. Please coll 649- origin, or an Intention to new exclusive subdivi­ Brait Job 4000. make any such preference, tect your Inveetmont PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME 923 Main St. limitation or discrimination. sion. Otters 4 bed­ POPULAR Northfleld Notices Opportunities at rooms, 2'6 baths, cen­ Green. 3 bedrooms, 2*6 Enjoy the comforts of FINANCIAL HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED The Herald will not know­ country living while hav­ HELP WANTED ManchBSter Syndot Products IHDMES ingly accept any advertise­ tral air, deck off boths, oil amenities Crane’s Answers ing aoay acoeaa to Hart­ As a condition precedent to ABANDON the search. EOE FDR BALE ment which Is In violation of kitchen and morel One plus o private back­ the placement of any adver­ TE A C H IN G Assistant. 1 P A R T Tim e office person SCHOOL aides. Imme­ Inc. the low. of 4 homes on quiet yard. VA, FHA ap­ ford, 10 mlnutoo away. Thank you for making loving person to care needed afternoons, all Syndat products Inc. Is tising In the Manchester He­ us number 1 for 41 diate openings for In­ ANSWERS cul-de-sac. Plano proved. $136,900. Cen­ For more Information rald, Advertiser hereby PART TIME for 3 and 4 year olds, day Friday and Satur­ school suspension and a nationally recog­ tury 21 Epstein Realty, coll Beaullou Develop­ agrees to protect. Indemnify years. For fast, confi­ 2;30-5:30pm, Monday- Quiz on page 2. Realty, Gallery of day AM . Good tele­ health room aides at nized manufacturer of Homes, 646-5200.O 647- 8895.0 ment Company at 643- and hold harmless the Man­ dential service and F ro d a y . S a la ry Is phone skills a must. 1. Thespian (Actor) detergent products TELLER RHAM High School In L Y D A L L Woods. 2 bed­ 0005 or 643-5011. Aak chester Herald, Its officers easy terms, call us for based on experience. Benefits available. 2. Rover (Dog) and equipment supp­ MANCHESTER. Touch and employees against any all your financial Hebron. Coll S. Culll- of Class I Is what des­ rooms, I'/i baths, 1st for Dava. and all liability, loss or Connecticut Call 646-7160. Apply by sending re­ nan at 228-9474 tor 3. Catalpa lying the car wash In­ needs. Conn & Conn sume to: Animal Medi­ cribes this 8 room, 4 floor laundry room, expense. Including ottpr- 233-9687. B A B Y S ITTE R needed In application. 4. HG (Mercury) dustry. walk out boseent to a neys' fees, arising from Bank & Trust cal Clinic, 200 Sheldon bedrooms, Dutch Co­ my home Wednesday BABYSITTER- 25 to 30 5. Chippendale (Tree) ARBORS We currently have lonial. 1st floor den and beautiful and private claims of unfair trade practi­ Rood, Manchester. ------Ai 1 k)P BROOK nights, 6;30-10:30pm. to hours per week, to 6. (a) Deuce — Fault (x) openings In savaral de- laundry, 1 '6 baths, fire­ backyard, VA, FHA ces, Infringement of trade­ 14 North Main PART time car washer partments. The marks, trade names or pat­ Employment watch 3 boys. Call 640- watch two small child­ (b) Birdie — Cup (y) place, formal dining possibility. $158,900. ents, violation of rights of Street 0110 and handyman. Must ren In my home. Baby company offers excel­ room, walk-up attic, Century 21 Epstein FOR Sola Moncheater hove excellent driving (c) Spare — Turkey (w) THE ARBORS IS LOOKING FOR A privacy and Infringement of due In January. House­ lent working oondl- MANCHCBTSR enclosed porch, walk­ Realty, 647-8895.0 Doctor's office. Hil­ copyright and proprietary Manchester, CT WAITRESSES needed. record. Hours, 1-5pm, keeping duties. Flexi­ (d) Balk — Hot com er (z) FEW GOOD PEOPLD ^ ^ tlona and benefite In­ •123,800 ing distance to Bow- liard Profetalonol rights, unfair competition PART TIME High school kids for Apply: Tom Kelley 646- ble hours. References (e) Dribbling — Layup (v) The natyesr ref/remenl oommunity In tn» U tnenM U r cluding medioal/dan- BEKCHWOOD CONDO ersl $179,900. Anne Building. 2153 square and libel and slander, which A p p ly In person ares 1$ now hiring to sinff Iho tallowing doportmonto: Excellent condition. New carpeting, tharmopane I HDMEB HELP WANTED weekends 6:30-2pm. 6464. Carter Chevrolet reoulred. $8/hour. 659- tal Insurance, psnelon- Miller Reel Estate, 647- feet and convenient may result from the publica­ 640-4011 or 721-7320, ask 1229 M a in S tre e t, 3035. windows, over 1100 Sq. Ft. of living arts plus a full FDHBALE tion of any odvertlsment In FOOD SERVICE /proflt sharing, etc. 8000.0 atoroge oreo. 1st floor. NEEDED Dell Clerk. for Bernadette. Manchester. basement. Located In quiet area In a small complax. Move-In condition. Ex­ the Manchester Herald by PART Time Guidance Se­ Cooki. AiUiUnts. WaHri m i/WsHin. Olthwsrtien Openings are as advertiser. Including adver­ cretary at RHAM High Must be 18. Mostly I HELP WANTED Terrific starter home tor tlret time buyers. cellent pgrklngl In­ tisements In any free dlttrl- nights and Sunday coll THE Bolton Lunch Pro- (HELP WANTED follows: quire today ot 646-5153. School, In Hebron. Im­ gram needs port time NEWS ROOM CLERK .... ^ HOOBEKMPINa. Exparlanesd auta trusk butlon publications pub­ mediate opening. Ap­ 646-4277 or apply In C H ILD Core position for' COVENTRY lished by the Manchester person: Highland Pork help, 10:30am-1:30pm. D O N 'T KNOW where to ' SupwviiorABxpi^adHouMfcaa^ ■inhinlr Herald. Penny Sloffort, proximately 20 hours For Information, coll look next for a lob? How qualified nannies. $6-$7 per week. For applica­ Market, 317 Highland The Manchester Herald has per hour. Long term MAIN’reNANCE. Needed to service and Rentals Publisher. Street. evenings 646-0053. about placing o "Situa­ repair our trucks and tion coll Assistant Prin­ tion W anted" ad In (full/port time, live In cipal, S. CuMlnan at a part-time opening for a Suparvlior, and Opaiallonal 8Uin Mlnl-eua Orlvar automobiles sleet, In­ LOST classified? or out). Nannies Un­ 228-0474.______limited 232-7084. SECURITY cluding ford diesel, AND FOUND News Room Clerk. Duties trucks. Solid axperh D E N T A L Assistant. Port Evening, NlghMins. Weaksndi R M m T time, Tues., Wed., ance a must. Excellent FO U N D . August 18, at include sorting mail, filing ADMINIBTIMT^^^^ sUrtIng pay. Thur. 1-6 pm. High NON Smoking genNemon Powdgr Mill plaza. hourly rote. Prefer ex­ clippings and light typing. SUBWAY Seora^l/Admlnlatrallvs AsUitant ClisMieal Opwators MANCHBiTtN •148,000 East Hartford. Black mANGHIgB FDA SALE preferred. Avolloble perience but willing to Entry level detergent August 29th. Kitchen and grgy terrier with train. Pleasant Glas­ yVhen you need to advertise Hours are 8 to 11 a.m., SandwIcliM and Salads ACTiyi]nE8. mixing/batching, wa High Volume — High Traffic. This 7-11 la now avail­ white flea collar. 645- prlvllegea, wosher/d- tonbury location. 640- 317 Gretn Rd. bkaolor will train. Attendance able. Store le neat and well managed. Excellent lo­ ryer, parking. Coll 643- 1 ^ . ______3443. nothing workf Monday through Friday, for Join a new team In a brand Incentives. cation. Call Rick Paganl for full details. CHARACTER! Owner-Carpenter full bananta,* Including vacation, h^ldajw, aick tima, 5600. LO^t. Spooky. Large MOTHER'S Helper. De­ like Classified! Is accepting applications for full Apply In parson or call block female cot, dou­ an Interview call haalth Insuranca. Ilfa/dlaablllty, dantal, workaik com- for appointment; Ws saa hall via femaM I will sell 2-3 BR home with eat-in iM A t iC H IS T B A . nAoln pendable person panaallon, uniform allowanca. Street, 2 reom t for ble pawed, very shy. needed to assist and part time help. Great •eenme w y w e w luaaiii* or aw am . a * . Syndat Propels Inc. Lost seen In the Kee­ kitchen, carport-patio. Nearly lVi rent. Coll S29-78SS or mother In the care of working conditions. Above Tho Arbora will ba a BETTER placa to world Call Phyllla RL D_~-- 563-443S. ney, Bush HIM, Red­ Infant child. Part tlme- . Bsltsii,CT. . F. RE/aE. INC. wood areo. Please help ilUaitrl|p0lpr Hpralft 643-2711 0 4 7 - ^ or drop in to tho Carriag# Hou8«. acres. Near poiton Lakes. New BftJTLlWBiTTorgeTor- mornlngs. Own trans­ average wage. Please call Kevin 388 W. Center Straol. Manchaetar to complota an appll- 20S-D40-0172 nlthed room, aoporote us find her.Call 643-7699 portation. Coll 646-4683 1711 or«4«>3171. Ext. 19, after 1 p.m. cotlon. inside & out. *155,000 742-8469. entrance. 875 weekly. or 646-0428. Dial 643-2711 ______at 649-4976. After 6. 647-1491. *v -?1___ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1988

CARS CARS CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE f k Spccioll#Dortt! 1978 CAMARO. 4 speed, FIREBIRD Espirit 1979. 1987 YUGO. Like new, ouf for water ^ literally no rust, dork blue, new A u to m atic, V-8 , om/fm cassette, 4 350 with headers, side loaded. Excellent con­ w eed, 10,600 miles. ‘' « y Oofi ketidali - ^ water traveling from rojjus teTbelBaveB. pipes, lots of chrome. dition. $2300 or best $2400. 646-4762. CLYDE North Central Forest Expert- telephone Interview Wednesday from his East -The AsBocioted P reti' When there is adequate wdterllitllte SOIL M iRMimm/ MI8GELLANE0U8 New front end. most offer. Work 647-1411, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 11 ^ atio^ East Lansing, Mich., and a Lailudng tdfice, that he thought it was “ a neat ED CHILD CME Z] ; j i see. $4500. or best offer. home 643-2400. ROUTE 83, VERNON water apd nutrients flow u p w ^ Ip dte tubes ®bltoa^i,Bftl Ifattson, tbltok there niightbea \fimm SERVICES i^UUIDBCAPiNR Coll 289-2184 If not idea" Uiat the n ^ - Wild of . noises are called ultrasonic acoustic ---- high • Crtlino R«P«lr • ram oval. Fraa aaUmataa. 649-0323. pitched for the human, ear are attracting make any speculation on what we might find." "■wt spswy, UMb nan>mItonaw ■• "Pawar------WaMng—*-•- - Spadal oonaldaratlon for $695. 649-5445.______USED 68Eltclm4Dr. *11,895 research would be new ways W Mfttittg end nre in the KNMtiloheiti range, qMiHg, g cftt u d m b b Im CM FRESSSTIMATES destriictive insects. Haack said insects have been known for a • F rta emlmalaa • ln$unS • aldatty and handloappad. 1983 MAZDA GLC. 4 Irrigation farmers know! precisely wtten to Id heard by humans is no more than LM g m n (Ihrt la or put). S antor (M M ounft 88 Century 3 Or. *8995 long time to be attracted by certain influences PersesaHwi U w b Care speed, good condition, Agriculture Departmeut researchers have water their fHilds. Atop it coigd aid in Tohertz. CENTER CARS 86Catabrlty4 Dr. *8995 such as color and scenjt. But Haack said that to 2S2-7084 0 4 6 -2 2 5 3 647-7553 low mileage. Best ^ been using electronic gadgets for more than developing new platit varieties, wbiCftwould be' ultrasonic emissions have been 742-8224 offer. Coll 646-4515 of- .MOTORS 68 Markur Scorpio •19,495 88 Calabrity Euro 4 Dr. *7995 ..^ur years to hear and other drought- the best of his knowli^ge there has not been ter 4pm. 461 Main St., Manchester ^ t b r equipped to movB water jM«8'iBHtriB«fS J,. their role in attracting insects conclusive woric Unking tiie ultrasound of trees Screened Losm, gnivel, 88 Marc. Sabla *11,995 86 Olda DaHt Royala *10,200 ; ifressed plants make: poUsfi as .cell structures, from roots to leaves. „ ;:stiib '!rel»arch leader, . said in a f See PLANTS. ^ i« IPlUMBWe Stone ft Fill. KELMAN LANDSCAPE IBM Ply, ReUant...... *4495 87 Sunbird 2 Dr. *8995 • GooWiee a FfoM Leooir Werti L IP M A N # 1 87 Mare. Topaz •6795 ' — ■______J...... For Deliveries call • N«r UniMsao ONipi a ImMMIOfi Waton. AT, AC. PS. Steree 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9990 -. .hinn^ a PoaoyiEo VOLKSWAGEN IBM Pom. 0000...... B5 4 9 5 87 Merc. Cougar *10.999 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. *10,695 _ l l piNM If PJ‘i PtoMMiu, Hntlno A Qsorge GrifflHg D aMsItilna OMNo 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. Till. CC 87 Marc. Q. Marquis *11,395 87 Cavalier 4 Or. *8495 M ilT iiilM . Ah’ CMMlonlng PRE-OWNED ' ! :■ Bollara, pumps, hot water 742-7886 IBM Chov Cavalier CS...... *3795 OtairillV*i 044-37: 0114 1988 VW JETTA - »10.895 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/FM SUroo 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 W yMy> Mk •) MKlnMIM M Mum- tanka, nsw and B OL’8 TO CHOOSE FROM p e r s o n a l ' SERviCBS l ^ i leao Ron. Atllanca...... *2295 87 Ford Cr. Vic. raplaoamsnta. AT, AC. VreSEO, CHOICE OF COLOfW 4 Dr., 4 Spd, Lo mllet *10.995 FREE ESTIMATES • ClwckkMk Conlrcl • iMatnt Taa Fru ratlon 87 VW GOLF ■ Itao Oiev Chevatta ...... *2695 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 ^ MM CMitnidlM 643-9640/MB-9616 4 Of...... *9495 I dr., 4 Spd.. MR ml. 'Ska ■ »»' • Lift a HMitti imuraM* Advica 88 Toyota Camry IMDTDHCYCLES/ •I MMMiNV.lM. 1^.1720 • Sudaal CaiwwllaHM ISS4 Ford Eicort D L ...... *2795 *8995 87 VW 8CIROCCO Waion, 4 Dr., 4 Spd.. Deluxa Ini. mdpeds • Financial A BMott Flonnlnt CONCRETE 1W...... M 1.295 88 Marc. Marquis *5995 I IBM BuIck RIvlom ...... *6495 Coll Dan Motlar-449-3329 88 FORD F-150 A Loaded, Low MIlea 86 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *11.495 YAMAH^^eca"ToOcc SOS NOME NEW ENGLAND Fup...... *6,859 . p. ,B. Mesler# Inc. * 1983. New tires, new Qay A Son Maeonry IBBZ Ply. Horlun...... *1995 86 Olds Clara *8495 IMPROVEMENTS PLUMMM A KATM 6 86 CHEW CAMARO ____ 4 Dr., AT. Vary Claan exhaust. Excellent For all your plunibing naada. Realdentlel ft Commercial IROCZ-JB...... *9,995 iHanrhrHtfr ri^nnlgiirT^^ INI Toyou Supra...... *4495 68 Merc. Marquis Brog. *5995 condltlan. $1450 or best 0 NEPAINS Uoanaad and hiaurad. “No Job Too S m air raWER TOOLS Ceramic tilea — Marble Loadad, Etc. Cond. offer. 633-5867 or 633- M n n lh 88 Lincoln Cent. *12,995 RagMwvd and FuNy toiaurad FraasaUmataa. Call nw M m n — Miva snaopoa For N ft Qrenite ... *7.795 IBBI Dodgo Omni...... BI9 9 5 1658.______FREE ESTIMATES 528-3003 BEST BETS* 4 Dr.. Auto. Lo Lo Mllaa 88 BuIck W a ^ O ltO *8995 HONDA Magna 1985 ZF IBBI PomlacT-IBOB...... *1795 647 0503 BUYERS OUIDES Cell 627-8973 88 Olda Cuti SOLD *7495 1100c. Excellent condi­ H Save Tima and 88$ 24 TollaMil Tflpli, Me. 83 4 Dr. 4 Spd., Lo ml., 1 Ownar tion. $2000. Please tele- IBM Chevy Camaro...... '2495 84 BuIck LeSabre *6995 phone 295-9102.______ihursday, Aug. 25, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm I MISCELLANEOUS CALL NO W 045-flM I Vermn, CT a 649-2638 Spl. Cp4., AT. PS. AC. Spl. Whaola 30 Cents FAMANO KMOKUM Co n c r e t e IB7B Chev. Cult. Van ...... *4495 84 Chevy Cl. SOLD *5495 Room addSlona, daeka, rooting, I SERVICES Factory Conv. AC. AT. CC h More IMI8CELLANEQUS oMlnga wladowi and guMofo. STONE EXPERTS ADDITIONS a FLOORS 84 BuIck L a S gO l-D *6995 • Commsrelal S taaldanlW MANCHESTER IB7B Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 ___ I autdindtive Baokhoa and buddotar aaivlos All types of alono work, 4 Dr, VI. AT, AC. PS, V. Od. Cond. 84 Lincoln Conlln. *10,995 ODD loba. Trucking. • Fraa S stlm aM t awdlaMa. Can Bob Fanand, Jr. walls, vanssr, dry stona IBS? Ford GalUla MO $A V E Homo rtpoirt. You HONDA 83 Ford Mui gQl-O *3995 FOUR 1985 Honda Pre- ■M.047-IS09 nomt It, we do It. Free wall. 0-s Call Ryan John Nimion Conerolf Conrertlbla - Muat See lude rims and hub caps. Patrick, Mon.-Prl. 0-5 Moat Cara Guaranteed - $50. Call 875-9405 after I M . M 5 - M 4 0 eatlmotea. Insured. 643- Company • S75-8371 USED CARS 301-305 CENTER ST. 0304. It M oalka or U , m mllea 6pm. No vacation, 82 Oldt C utlni *4995 jCops crusli MANCHESTER 871-6096 83 BuIck Skylirk *2995 M IK E F L Y N N Top Soil Screened Lesm 88 Honda Civic CRX *6695 649-4304 ■CANS G T&L MASONRY PAMTMO/ 68 Dodgs Lancer *M95 OpBQ M-P 6-f / Sftt. 6-S Any amount ddharKl AIk^ fNL Brick, Mock, stono. Gay A Son NtasoiMif 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 FDR SALE 86 Toyota Tarcsl *5795 but camp job QnMSi Ilona and bMk« miich. Chimnays and rapairs. Brick Block Stone DtwOBs paowioM a lOBQV mnw. No Job too small. 87 Pont. Sunbird *5195 NAM E your own prico. 84 Pont. 8000 LE *5995 Potlwr Sen Pointing FREE ESTIMATES Fireplaces & Concrete S, MVIS CONSTRUCTION 86 Honda Prelude *8995 coa^ stri^ces and Poptrlng. Ramo- vol. 391-IM7. 872-1400/659-0555 call 645-8063 282-7341 86 VW Sdrocco *9995 was fantastic 88 Honda DX Civic *6795 86 Marc. Capri *6195 Michnik, an adviser to Walesa. 84 Ford Tempo *3M5 Thenew Civic W &goi^^^ By Noncy Pappas Stelmachowski met twice with I ROOMS 84 Pont. 8000 *5195 Government, Manchester Herald I CONDOMINIUMS ■store and PETS AND senior government officials be­ IFOR RENT 80 Chev Chevette *3295 ODI |F0H NENT OFFICE SPACE SUPPLIES 08 Honda Civic SI *7995 fore coming to Gdansk and his Not everyone would call two weeks of working 83 Mazda RX-7 *5495 Walesa talk; visit to the shipyard was ap­ with kids who have cancer “ a great vacation.” RDo^To^enT^on^ FREE. 1 months rent, MANCHESTER. Main AKC German shorthaired nient location, working Beacon HIM, Manches­ 80 NIaaan Santra *5795 proved, Michnik said. But it was But that’s exactly what Cindy Zeidler of Jarvis Street. 450 plus square Pointer. Mole pup, 6 80 Marc. Capri *6395 mole preferred. 865. ter. Spacious top floor, feet In Downtown. port still shut unclear if he carried any message Road calls it. A registered nurse at Manchester weeks old. $90.643-1119. 03 Ply. Turlamo *2595 per week plus $65. se- renoyoted Condo, 2 Prime location. Ideal from the authorities for the Memorial Hospital, Zeidler recently completed two curltv. 649-9472, 82 BuIck Skybiwk *2295 bedroom, pool, olrcon- tor doctor or dentist. strikers. weeks as a volunteer at The Hole in the Wall Gang Mondoy-Frldoy, 3:30- I MISCELLANEOUS 02 Chav Citation *2995 By Deborah G. Seward dltlonlng, oil applian­ 649-4820 or 646-4412 to The nine-day wave of strikes is Camp, the Western-style theme camp for ill 8pm, osk for Eleonor. ces. $800 per month ■for SALE The Associated Press leave message. "Tho Aato ProfottloBalt” the most serious to confront children which actor Paul Newman opened this CENTRALLY Located, Includes heat and hot 24 Adaiea St., Maacbaslar near downtown. Noklt- water. 282-7584. EIGHT month old water- JASTRZEBIE, Poland — Riot communist authorities since So­ year on a 300-acre site in Ashford. chen. Coll 646-1442. laoi VACATION bed, $325. Courthouse.. police crushed strikes at three lidarity was crushed in 1981. The ” I have to tell you, it was the most fantastic MANCHESTER. Nice One Gold membership, 646-3515 strikers are demanding legaliza­ area, good amenities, ^ R E N T A L S southern coal mines, miners said experience of my life. Not at all depressing or lAPAHTMENTS 1216 months left tor BRAND NEW 1988 tion of the independent union easy commute. $675 In­ $450. Compored to reg­ today. Other strikes continued morbid,” said Zeidler, 21, earlier this week. Hereye I fon NENT cludes heat. 665-1188, CAPE Cod Cottage. Sove Se// Your C a r federation, higher wages and $150. Cozy 2 bedroom, ular price of $700 plus. CLOSEOUT PmCE along the Baltic seacoast but list up with enthusiasm as she spoke of her 2 233-1565. CIVIC WAGOVAN better working conditions. walk to beach. Now Eric 649-3426.0______appeared to falter at a major experiences with 90 young campers who have MANCHESTER. Mature 3 IN STOCKI $250/week, August 20 OUTDOOR Sunbeam gas steel mill, activists said. Activists said strikes continued cancer, leukemia and disorders with such exotic odult for nice and cozy at seven mines in the coal-rich 4 room apartment. on. Labor Day wee­ grill. 2 years old. Fold *15 There were conflicting reports sounding names as aplastic anemia, histiocytosis Fully carpeted. New ■ store AND kend, $180. Open oil $450. Asking$200. Extra 4 Lines — 10 Days ; on the status of the strike at the southern region of Silesia and in and thalassemia. year. 643-8686. tanks. 647-1149. $ 9 2 0 2 8 7 kitchen appliances and ____lOFFICE SPACE 50* charge each addi­ • Lenin shipyard in Gdansk, where’ the Baltic port of Szczecin. "The kids, they have so much energy, they're so near busline 1 8575 per MACHINIST steel tool tional line, per day. You Nbw List *10,227. indirect talks between the go- At the Nowa Huta steel mill full of life. They’re just normal kids in so many month Includes heat FURNISHEDOffIceswIth box,7 drawer. S50. Dial R 7I INDUSTRIAL can cancel at any time. ernment and Solidarity leader outside Krakow, a strike con­ ways. And they are very, very hopeful,” said ond hot water. Coll phone, receptionist, indicator $30. Coll 875- tinued but had weakened since 649-4000 or 649-8989. copy, fox and secre­ IS lJ PROPERTY 9405 otter 6pm. SORRY, Lech Walesa were reportedly Zeidler. " I t ’s not a false hopeful, either. They know tory support. 647-4800. NO REFUNDS OR under way. Wednesday, when about 1,000 what they’ve got, they discuss it rather clinically, ROCKVILLE. Large rem- MANCHESTER. 3400 ADJUSTMENTS employees stopped work, said odeled 1 bedroom lo­ TAG MAPOEST0UHOND\ Strike spokesman Bogdan Ols­ they know a lot more about their diseases and their MANCHESTER. Fur- square feet Industrial Maciej Mach, an activist at the 5 cated on Elm Street. CALL HERALD zewski said Walesa and 1,300 care than the adults I normally see.” nlshed office building space. Loading dock, SALES 24 ADAMS ST. plant. Nowa Huta, which has Heot and hot water tor rent, 2000 souore parking. Woodland In­ supporters spent Wednesday Zeidler, who works at MMH while pursuing a Included. Appliances, feet, ample parking, dustrial Pork. 643-2121. CLASSIFIED MANCHESTER, CT 06040 night at the strikebound ship­ 30,000 employees, was the scene bachelor’s of science degree, read about The Hole in parking. $495. per NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ of a major strike in May during good exposure, $2000. eral Statute 23-45 prohibits 646-3515 yard. But state radio estimated the Wall Gang Camp in a newspaper article last month, security. 872- monthly. R.D. Mur­ the posting of advertise­ 643-2711 the last wave of labor unrest. A 8095. Garnet Company. r n ROOMMATES only a few hundred people were spring. “ It really sounded fantastic, so I got in touch dock 643-2692. ments by any person, firm or on strike at the shipyard. police raid ended the previous with them,” Zeidler said. 1 ^ WANTED corporation on o telegraph, stoppage. INVITATION TO eiD telephone, electric light or The Gdansk port, the country’s The camp administration explained that physi­ You ora Invitad to bid on Modular Classroom Addition to MANCHESTER. Mole, power pole or to o tree, busiest, remained shut down, Police completely cleared REgInald Plnto/ManchMtar Harald cians and nursing personnel were being supplied by Lonovltw Middle School, Ellington, Connecticut. non-smoker to shore shrub, rock, or any other strikers from the Borynia mine in Yale-New Haven Hospital, but that other nurses Bids w ill be rocolvtd by Dr. Joseph J. DaLucIo, Suoorlntsn- natural oblect without a w rit­ said reporters who visited it spacious 2 bedrooms, today. The * government had Jastrzebie and the Morcinek TELLING THE TALE — Cindy Zeidler of Jarvis Road is an might be needed as occasional, one-day substitutes. dont of Schools until 3:00 o.m.. Soptombor 12, 19M. kitchen, living room, ten permit for the purpose of 5 ?"«• ko accepted. protecting It or the public and Claimed part of the port had mine in nearby Koszyee during enthusiastic promoter of the Hole in the Wall Camp, where she ” I really wanted to do more than that,” Zeidler BnnH ?•'''“ eArtltled check or Bid IV2 baths. Includes carries o tine of up to SSO tor the night, according to workers Bond for S% of tho bid modo povabla to th# Town of Elllng- heat and water. $355. reopened. recently spent two weeks as a volunteer nurse. She flips through a said. She visited the camp for one day, and soon had each offense. from both mines. All strikers ""^..^o te rla l Payment Bonds 646-2881.□ TAG Sole, 8-27 and S-28. Gdansk's port director also promoted a spot for herself as a two-week volunteer. t j r of tho contract price will bo rtqulrod. were evicted from the nearby thick scrapbook of photos she took at camp, while telling of the I?°, P ** "|*°Y *®r tho period etotod In tho Bid Furniture, lamps, issued an ultimatum that dock- youngsters and counselors she met. Form without the written coniont of the Building Com. oriental rugs, miscel­ workers would be fired unless Moszczenica mine except 40 who See NURSE, page 10 12 **'‘*^'» School. Tho Commltteo retervoi Merchandise laneous household they signed statements that they managed to elude police and the right to waive Irrogulorltloe and to roloct bids. Items. Moving, must descended into the mine shaft Two fo tt of Mont ocM epeclflclotlone may bo obtained on or are not on strike by Thursday sell. 96 Foster Street, with bread and lanterns, wit­ Monchester.______afternoon, state radio said. But *'•’?! <-ondon Turnpike, Glotlonbury, strikers were ignoring the nesses said. C e n n ^lc u t, 0 ^ , upon deposit of SIOO.OO tor each set. Mo- j « I FURNITURE TAG Sole, 8-27 and 8-28. Ihl "'®'! tor cost of printine. In Furniture, lamps, appeal. The state-run news agency He can’t win because he can’t play tho ovont no bid li racelved or drowlnot and tpocltlcatlons PAP, in a brief dispatch, said FURNITURE. In Man­ oriental rugs, miscel­ A prominent Roman Catholic KiH «) weoksatter laneous household miners "left the mine” at Mor­ bid oponine, tho dopoell will b# automatically forfeited. chester. Soto and intellectual, Andrzej Stelma- By Nancy Concelnaan point in taking the police exam ,” He’ll continue to work full time M okt chocks poyobte to the Architect. Items. Moving, most cinek and also reported the strike choir, Klmbol organ, chowski, met with Walesa today Manchester Herald he said. with the police union, where his Dr. Joseph J. DeLucIo, sewing machine, 2 sell. 96 Foster Street, as an intermediary to get talks Suporlntondont of Schools Manchester. Hickey’s experience as a state hours are flexible. Hickey said. down comforters, started in the strikes, said Adam See POLAND, page 10 040-08______garden equipment and ESTATE Tog sole. Manchester resident William trooper taught him how to work The chairmanship of the policy V. Hickey has given up his shot at with all types of people in a DBPARTMBNT OF TRANSPORTATION more. 228-9134. Household, furniture, board is a part-time position that __ *« WOLCOTT HILL ROAD yard Items. August 27 winning millions, but he doe.sn’t V?;.-' - . ■ - •■’v , variety of situations, he said. involves monthly board meetings WRTHRRSFIRLD, CONNRCTICUT and 28, 9-3pm. 286 mind. ” It helps you to look at a and conferences with the execu­ NOTICe TO CONTRACTORS: r^TV/STEREO/ Cooper HIM Street. li^APPUANCES New 1988 Celebrity Sedan W. Germans nab For Hickey. 66. the newly situation and analyze it without tive director on current issues, he TAG Solars delight. Frl- appointed chairman of the state’s getting emotional about it.” he Sm M bide for me construction of me followine prolects V6, Air Conditioning, Power Windows, Power | | said. unll be rtcelvod by the Commleeloner of Tronsportotlon In WASHER/Dryer^^xceT dov and Saturday, Au­ Gaming Policy Board, gambling said. "They (union officials) see Room 145 of: gust 26 and 27, 8-3. 20 Door Locks, Cruise Control, Tilt Wheel. #9188 * * J ^ ^ ^ lent condition. Please wasn’t a favorite pastime. One of his most memorable absolutely no conflicts.” he said. 24 WOLCOTT H ILL ROAD, WETHERSFIELD, leave message. S200 or years accumulation, antiques, furniture, pi­ ex-GI in spy ring "Y ears ago I played the lottery experiences was the time he Despite the flexible hours. CONNECTICUT 04)09 best otter. 645-8845. a few times,” said Hickey, who spent as one of John F. Kennedy’s Until 2 : M ^ „ W ^netdoy, September 21,1901, offer which ano, window, doors, Hickey is busy. He’s a former was appointed to the post on bodyguards during presidential r ' " occepted. NO EXCEPTIONS. ■ SPORTING pottery, office, house­ member of the Manchester De­ The b lA w ill be p ^ llc ly opened and rood In the Cafeteria of hold Items, wrought OTHER CELEBRITY SEDANS and By Kevin Costelloe been an apprehension by West Wednesday by Gov. William campaign appearances in the mocratic Town Committee, but 9 the O.O.T. Administration Bulldlno. Iron, sporting goods, The Associated Press German authorities, but do not O’Neill. "I won’t really miss not state in 1960. He also attended isn’t involved in any town activi­ FEDERAL AID PROJECTS canoe, much more. WAGONS IN STOCK TO SELECT FROM! UNIVEGA Gran Premlo consider it appropriate to com­ participating.” Kennedy’s inauguration. ties now. Free coffee 8-9. 42 Bi­ FRANKFURT. West Germany F.A.P. NO. RS-49K10S) 12 spaed racing bike. gelow Street, Man­ ment at this tim e.” As head of the board that "It was quite a wonderful His positions will leave him — Authorities said today they In Stockholm, Swedish authori­ Towns Of Essex ft Deep River, Prelect No. 49-103; 23" frame. Many ex- chester. 646-8577. oversees the Division of Special experience,” he said. barely enough time to root for his Returfoclno and Safety Improvamants an Rout# 1S4. Enal- tros. $300. 649-7844. have arrested a former U.S. ties said three East Bloc immi­ Revenue, which handles legal After 21 years as a state favorite baseball teams, the naar, Norman E. Anoal, D litrlp t No. 2, Norwich. (Proloct soldier and charged him with grants were detained this week on gambling in the state, Hickey is trooper, Hickey was eligible for Scop# Coda "E ") MEN'S 3 speed bike. Very Boston and New Britain Red Sox. good condition. S25.00. Automotive espionage for selling military suspicion of spying. prohibited under state statute retirement and decided to ’T m pretty well tied up at the F.A.P. NO. R$.4a9(10«) Coll 643-2806 8 secrets to the Soviet Union over The suspects — a married from playing the lottery, partici­ "broaden the horizons.” moment,” he said. Town of Tolland, Project No. 142-133: the past 10 years. couple and a man — faced pating in off-track betting or He began working for the state ■cars ' Hickey plans togeteven busier. InterMctlon Improytmonts on Conn. Route 19S. Englnoor, BOATS/MARINE Chief Federal Prosecutor Kurt arraignment today on charges of betting on jai alai. Leon M.. Alford, District No. I, Rocky Hill. (Prolect Scope FOR SALE police union and became inter­ His goals as chairman of the Coda "O ") EQUIPMENT Rebmann said in a statement the illegal intelligence activity, the “ It’s against the law (form e) to WILLIAM V. HICKEY ested in the state Division of policy board include helping as charges against former Army The Dm rtm ant of Transportation, hereby notifies o'll BOAT. 1987 Chaparral, MERCURY Monarch Aftonbladet daily said. Swedish in any way participate in legal­ . . . gaming board chief Special Revenue. The state police much as possible to resolve the jai Mddarf m ot It w ill offlrm otlvaly Insure that In any contract 1976. New exhaust sys­ Sgt. Clyde Lee Conrad involved radio, however, said the woman ized gambling in the state,” have an investigative arm that alai players’ strike without inter­ antarad Into pursuant to mis odvortlsamant, minority busi­ 225XLC, 21 footer, Mer V y ness entarprisot w ill be otterdad full opportunity to submit Cruiser, 260 HP, with tem, good tires, olr, an “ especially grave case" of was released after questioning. Hickey said. of his wife, Dolores, and four works in the division, he said. fering. The strike is currently in M dt In rtsponto to m it Invitation and thot may w ill not be trailer and many ac­ 108.000 miles. $350. 644- supplying American and NATO Rebmann's spokesman said the The law also applies to imme­ sons. Will, David, John and When a position opened up on the hands of the National Labor 3968.0 dlacrlmlnotod oeolnat on me eroundt of race, color, no- cessories. $19,000. Coll defense secrets to the Soviets spy ring was based in West diate family members who live Philip. The fam ily has lived in the Gaming Policy Board, Hickey Relations Board. tlonol erloln, tax, mental rotordotlen or physical dlsoMllty 643-9095 weekdays be­ New 1988 Celebrity Eurosport Including but net limited to MIndnast, In consideration for HDNOA Civic 1981. Good through an international spy ring. Germany and used couriers from with him, Hickey said. If a family Manchester for about 21 years. took it and has worked on the He also proposes to increase on award. tween 8-5;30pm, osk for condition. Asking Bob.______The most recent delivery took Sweden. He confirmed that the member moved out of his house at Like their father, a re tii^ state board for about IS months. The promotion and advertising for the •'•Y# on flit o sworn Stotemant $1200. Coll 643-1299 of- Station Wagon 0 O Q C pllace last month in Vienna, 16) at lopst tee days batata eeallceflae at a Pra- tar 5pm .______arrested Swedes were suspected 165 Knollwood Road and won the trodper and labor agent for the board’s duties include licensing lottery and hopes to increase the OLDER Outboard motor, Rebmann said. Basal Perm la maBa. A ll proseactlvo Mddars wishing to ob- 5.5 horse. Johnson. V6, Automatic, Air Conditioning, 3 Seats, #901 2 ® J of being part of the spy ring. lottery, it would be legal, but “ I Connecticut State Police Union, vendors, hearing appeals and jackpot to drum up business. t ^ Proppaol Perms must also submit a complatad Qualifi­ PONTIAC Grand Prix The U.S. State Department said cation Affidavit of least tan Beya ertiw to maorontlne of such Looks new. $100. Leave 1985. Good condition. The spokesman, Alexander think that would turn out to be a Hickey’s sons plan to get into law regulating the various games, “ The lottery over the past eight oTMiosal dpeumants. “ A tfldovir of nen^olluslon will boot- metsoge 645-8845. Air, AM-FM, low mll- in a statement in Washington, problem,” Hickey said. enforcement. drawing on Hickey’s experience ta c t^ to oil proposals and mutt bo complated and returned oga. $6300. 649-6803. *