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f lS - lW t bto,en.. , . 9600. Wednesday fbrauoh Frfdoy even- @55iflS ® iS toes onty. 743-7606. Hart, ‘angry and defiant,’ quits race m m SCRANTON ...... P f N i ( W j m ' CtMTBLfa* FLTNBFiR Ftof artod ato rio o o n p o g o S t u « e«fA. $ m i M» CHRYOLiR tJtecutm Cummings mSm'rnSltm^mSeNRM^No w^E^EF^r FW^S N VEMfCLeOANDOELOCT g P I l a USeOCAML By Corf Hffirord BEb M M 4«» rmHNcma on losn TfM Aesoclofoa Fros* applauds nm/Ittot Lawn lf«e- __ F/TvfTfU|iP0rT^ CMFfr- n s i t i f wf$^..rsr cdnwwiwff/ r»- se40LX2W. DENVER - A defiant Gary Hart piM* MTVteM ftffntaT/ sMM«M/.ef»afn M MSinw i44X‘S4A abandoned the race for the Demo­ withdrawal Wfffn fUTAftor*/ Af««M/ SOW/ twfy«f vfec fff« eeneLMwrew. cratic presidential nomination to­ StTAO WAGON By Alex Ofrefll tm m tltw « m «vM! HMMWI dottifntf. 4f Frf« day, declaring "1 refuse to sohmit Asaacfole EdHor As fMi «t tM9. $t., Friday, Solurdoy, rnttmMMtifmm myaeif, my family and my M7-4MG. F-4, SvAdoy 9-1. mumtman** Y ssoonotusn* friends'" to continued puhfic Democratk! Tosra ChoirmOfl 49419 6>rfMr acrutiny. sdoora tool of p rim WinST^^STTSSSv dofl. AMy • * 9 ,9 to 1 le u e e n <12490 Theodore R. Cammffli^ oho ♦Wly douippod. AAonv *etWTHAve.(a <13409 "I’m not a beaten man; I’m an IffrrW Ilf9 SUppOn DenlfNI XirnTj sbaeawHhoril y o t o l ^ M fro t. too more, e *- totftouM and liovsa- angry and defiant man," Hart told for todM. Foil forvIcD, collonf condition, nald faodt, hobby, esccNruNv^w. <7409 Hart early In tbe preeMedtlel OTTfpTM bdrklM I . tro llo r. $ ^ S» . footo. seoooaeetooma <12,799 a news conference here. campaign, today applauded b « li< ^ .M 7 - ottor. «0-3m . m m uM tt**. <9490 Hart disappointed supporters at Hart's Vision to drop out the esaroTaMwaMi <10409 the news conference, who cheered race. iyi MAIN ilrt^: m e * 3FMNLTTMSMI -r - ’f' or commarefol OM. *3 ALUANC* 2 * <2,090 briefly when tbe former senator Cummings said the moral (or Cenfrolly foeofod, •fneUANTAW. <0490 said, ‘‘Hell, no!" after he described him personally la, "Don’t wear porklnd. inclodMhMf. tfflIiMilMiffB ET {iM* SSy •4ntUANT4W. <4,709 a decision to make a (pilck your heart on your sleeve and m -tm . Wtobdoyi. ntyM iiii-riitM i ULtOAP <2409 announcement and quietly leave take your time making your T8l8IS!?!Tree to r$iom>coumpM <2490 the scene. home ! 1 spayed fe­ loiliffsfM sM •OTOyOTAOtLIOA <3490 mind up." tCM>Ay IS 0 dood doy to M iidAiM .i^lfld»f Instead, Mart briefly discussed Cummings said he has not bldca on od In clot^ffid to male, 1 neufered mole efoobCHieaoita. *4,09 the controversy that followed this Mil fhoio Idto Homs cot. All sttofs. 406-3641 p m m Am - AMe fM > dedded on which of (he other bWwe9pmand647-H73 week’s revelations of his relations Democratic candidates he will yov'y* bMH iforino. A - TrunR • Ty WPOOT WIND - with a model. He then withdrew. oulek coll to m - V n will ■i^vino iFw^wv * MiNfy 87S-3311 support and be will he eautloua put your ad In prinf. AKC offoroble moie BWw IpBfllDN HOfM (fMOtttffflU The Washington Pott reported In in tiie choice. iwf “ ootomw rnmm ‘A today's editions that Hart made his C ocker Spaniel, 10 * myn WENN * u**7~4»-- Cummings said "H w puhlic week* old. 9339. All Fe^N^F decision after the paper presented would accept that we are all •hot*. 649-1364. m m m m M . his staff wHh "OBCumented evi­ human, even preaidenta, after ig iB r a r " dence of a recent llaslon between they are preaidenta, but not /XflFn!?nrv?nev«rd. C N T T R O L E T Hart and a Washington woman with when they are seeking office." Avalloble weekly June- WRECKER 1973. 390, 4 whom he had had a long-term "I’m glad It happened now Soptember. New 3 bed­ M**d. 1979 Wrecker relationship." rather that later in (hr ram- Automotive box, weld-built tm room Contemperory FOOLS. Amatlng ^ . 6 'The Post quoted a senior Hartalde paign," said Camming: He Cope, fully equipped, countl Limited...... time..... - boom. Need* work. as saying tbe Post’s Information said there are good Democratic neor Edgortown and only. The big new fon- tM0ftrm.m-7in f-.rm “accelerated the InevltaWe" with­ candtdatea to choose from. South Beach. 6434997. tostlc 1997 family site bdMMMAM&miSm drawal of Hart from the race. Cumminga was the only Man­ Evening*. pool Include* hug* *un Many new part*. 94,900 In Denver, Mart spent IS minutes chester Democrat who had tA g g gf^rW M fBennTs. deck, fencing, filter, or best offer. Good talking to supporters at Ms head­ come out publicly In favor or 3 bedroom cottage, ladder*, and warranty HONDA Civic 93.4 door, 9 condlflon, must be quarters. Dixon, Interviewed by the speed/am/fm cossette, seeni Hart. Hart did have local near beach. Fomllles for only 9979. Full fi­ Denver Post, said. "Whathappened support In his 1964 bid for the preferred. 9400 weekly. nancing available. 39,000 mile*. Excellent last night may well have acceler­ 6494760.______Flr*f cornel First condition. 93,990. 647- iMOTINKYCIil/ ' > l/ nomination. Among them were servel Call Paul 1-900- 0014. I n u n B * *^***^ ated Sen. Hart's decision to protect Dorothy Brindamour, former his family,” referring to Hart’s vice chairman of the Demo­ 993-7669 or 303-963-1161. g fll6 Mustong TON.' gx- |6)t- terlor good sohpe, learning that other news reports cratic Town Committee, and IIE PIIOrtnTT2CF OIRL'A bike. Ross M " ?!olJD5n8?>?iFSrv5*ri were planned about his personal ink. Excellent condl- need* engine work. kept, excellent running Theodore T. Cummings, son of Ron. 935.646-4949. BMt otter. 649-3379. condition. Must sell. life, "but 1 don’t think that was the the Democratic town chairman. MAffcHErT?prFor reason for hts making this They headed the Hart campaign 7 lease. 3040 square feet. PK^Nld TablH custom AMi iW eiohrwni 9590/best otter. 647- Hsrild photo by Tuckor decision " Industrial space with built, made to order. condition. 4 wheel 9699. locally In 1964. But Brindamour office. Easy access to Length sit* ,color, drive, automatic, Describing Hart's visit to the said today that both she and the 1-94. Cali 649-7491. m a te ria l, optlonol. loaded, air. 93900, ne- N e iv p a / f headquarterM. Dixon said, "Gary younger Cumminga are backing Storting price* 6ft tor gotlable. 649-3349. iwiicmMigoui thanked everyone and said the Massachusetts Gov. Michael 9100, 9ft 9130. More FORb f»lnto ifW . Aufo- lAUTOMOTiVE Llndaay Cohen, 2'^, of Manchester, and Jason Mora, 3, Manchester Parkade this week. The animals will be campaign wasneverabouthlsbeing Dukakis for the nomination Information, call Mike. matlc, low mlleog*. elected president so much as It was now. 647-9334 evening* and 9700. 647-9997 after rrSolTnomlnumTap. of Wlllington, a former Manchester resident, Introduce here until 0 p.m. Sunday to meet other visitors. More CLEAN 5 rooms?Trd Merciisiidl9e Used. 9100.649-7461. about a cause and the future State Central Committeeman N e w fo AAorkot. Many BOLTON. 9399,900. COVBNTRY. Super spa­ floor, heat and hot weekends. after 5pm. themselves to a new friend at the Pet Expo at the pictures on page 3. direction of this country, and he John Sullivan, who did not Improvomont* hove Chormlno updated 1179 cious. 9119,900. 4 bed- water. Reliable adults WgACUAV e a p r i n j asked us all to carry on regardless of support Hart In 1984. said this boon modo to this S ♦ 5 5 bedroom Colonial room Garrison with references. Secur­ 1976. On* good condi­ what his decision Is tomorrow and t morning he had not planned to duplOK, Includino: now centrally located near Colonial with llvlno ity deposit required. tion. On* with poor think everybody up there Is going to oM burner, ntwor tld- Bolton Green. 16 n 31 room,diningroom 13' x No pets. 643-5363 or IFURNITURE lALE body. Both for 9900 or- support him now. "t hate to see Ino and root. Located flreploced llvlno room 33' oppllonced kitchen 646-6113. best otter. 643-9546. carry on.” anything like this happen to In Wott Side of Mon- , spoclous sunlit dinine and 13'x 35' 1st floor rrTctTEirTJFfrri McKinney’s death spurs AIDS fight The departure of the one-time damage the party." Sullivan cheeter. 3 cor oaraoe, room with alcove . family room. Giant rec AAAWgH gSTgE:...r Se?- choirs, metal. 649-9971. front-runner will scramble the said of Hart’s withdrawal amid room apartment. Anytime. full bmement and Iniu- Laroe oppllonced kit­ room and office on the Avolloble Imme­ tbeform of bis death" Mesaldmore contest, with each of the remaining charges that he had spend a lotedl Coll rlohtowoyl chen , den, music lower level, 3full baths, By Jill Lawrence eight Democratic hopefuls looking night with a woman In hia 9164,900. Strono Real room, huoe wrap­ 3 cor parage. Morel D. diately. No pets. Refer­ attention should have been focused ences and security re­ The Aasocloted Press Related stories on page 4 on the lawmaker's work over the to turn the chaos quickly to his own apartment. gitote. 647-7653.0 around porch, Vh W. Fish Realty. 643-1991 quired. 643-5363. advantage. ANbbVift. S porceli, 1 boths, 3 cor porape. or 971-1400.D IMHK WASHINGTON — Mouse Speaker years on behalf of the nation's poor, a ggSgfldM dupiexlii "giving voice to those who have it was Just six days ago that the with beoutUul 3 bed­ Property oslo Includes lAANtMgiT g i: PebTn . iTTTScITannJRnetr yiET FORCE Jim Wright said today the death of Hart campaign was staggered by a newer 3 family home. IT, room Cope. Aluminum leased outbulldlnp. > Quiet. 9156,000. Con be* Excellent picture. 935. President Reagan, in a statement absolutely no power." Much more. 0 . W. Pish Includes appliances Rep. Stewart B. McKinney from today, praised McKinney as "a Wright, appearing on ABC-TV's story In The Miami Herald, saying •Idino, 3 cor attached found In this clean 3 and woll-to-wall car­ Call 649-9439. ONLY lALL BRAND AIDS Illustrates that a wav must be he had entertained a 89-year-ota oarooe. Heat with Realty. 643-1991 or 171- bedroom Colonial lo­ Anytime.n forceful advocate for the causes In "Good Morning America", said, "I Jobless rate wood, cool, or oil. cated on a nice residen­ peting. Heat not In­ NEWI found to halt the spread of the deadly which he believed" and said he had think, apparently, this disease Is model overnight In his Washington cluded. 9590/month. FrI.. M iy B| disease. townhouse. Both Hart and the 0330,000. guilders and ]crl$RRTEirm 58r. tial area. Flreploced Security and referen­ served the people of his district much more widespread than we down to 6.3% Developers encour- A Cook's Dellpht. 3 llvlno llvlno room with McKInn^'s personal physician, realized, and many, many more, woman, Donna Rice of Miami, ces required. 3 children A BEE A Dr. Cesar ffaceres, said he believed "with effectiveness and denied they were having an affair, gped. 743-0654. bedroom Colonial with bullt-ln bookcases, preferred. No pets. Coll dedication." perhaps millions of people may be S IN o L i ttomily or two super 14 K IS kitchen trench doors and exit RiiKr 8 rL. M iy B | COMPARE the nine-term Republican Connecti­ but they admitted they also had WASHINGTON (AP) - Civilian 643-7635 or 647-9935. As Its first order of business today, walking around not knowing that family. This beautiful and plant 13 x 36 living to heated sunporch. cut congressman got AIDS from made an overnight cruise aboard a unemployment hit a decade-low 6.3 room with raised Formal dining room, /AANtMglTgft.i rooms. I QUALITY A the Senate passed a measure. they carry this deadly virus. percent last month as tens of oppointed 9 room Co­ remodeled, no pets. lAVE blood transfusions received during "Surely we must do something In yacht to a Caribbean Island in lonial Farm House In hearth fireplace. Pull fully oppllonced, pan- PRICEI heart by-pass surgery In 1979. Introduced by Ben. Lowell Weicker, March. There. Hart said, they slept thousands of Jobs were created In ManchMter south end walk-up attic could tried kitchen, m Lease, security. 9475. THOUIANOI R-Conn., renaming the Connecticut the Interest of everyone’s health, construction, retail trade and busi­ W 9-0n6,643-4793. TAKE A LOOK But the Washington Post, quoting protection, safety. We must find a on separate boats. mokes an Ideal In-law possibly be 3 more baths, large foyer, full knowledgeable sources on Capitol Coastal National Wildlife Refuge Hart subsequently refused to ness and health servicea, the or Dual Family home. rooms. 1W baths, 3 car walk-up ottic and a 3 a^AALL room apoi4- for McKinney. way to arrest It. some antidote for attached parope, pool, orope. D. W. Fish ment. Furnished. For FACTORY EXiCUTIVt CARR Hill and In the Washington gay answer questions about whether he government said today. Settino on top ot o hill community, said McKinney has had Weicker called McKinney "my It," Wright said had ever committed adultery. The 0.3 percentage point Im­ with 1.7 acres of wlnds- fenced private back Realfy. 643-1991 or 971- Information call 643- Direct from Ford ★ LUXURY CONVERTED VAN SALE ★ dearest friend In politics" and Lucie McKinney, the congress- wei^ land dotted with yard.. D. W. Fish 1400.O 6441. Gentlemen Motor Co. Detroit, homosexual relationships. Homo­ Criticism of Hart grew as skepti­ provement over March’s rate cut preferred. sexual men are at greatest risk for chided "those that want to be cism about his version of events the number of Jobless Americans to Apple, Reach, Cherry Realty. 643-1991 or 171- Michigan. preoccupied witb tbe fasblon. witb Please turn to page 9 trees and 4 out bulld- 1400.D toANcMMSTMU. i bM- All ear* are loaded with 1N 7 JET FONCE ABTRO VAN 1017 i n FORCE ABTRO VAN AIDS. overshadowed questions about the 7.5 million, the lowest since April Inos, one formerly used room townhouse, 1W equipment. Have low miles *7338 - Bliver/Bleek *7390 — Belgn/Brown completeness and correctness of the 1980. as on artist studio... AAAUCHUTgy: i y ap- irar*MLE baths, full basement, and otrry bdanee ol newspaper’s story. April’s unemployment matches a Capture your dreams- pointment. 4 familymllv du­ full oppllonces, pool, Lilt; <16,999>» HOW * 1 7 y 3 9 9 ”* Lilt: <1B,999*> MW * 1 7 , 3 7 9 * * 5.3 percent rate for the first three fKARnTgSrkR.Newllst- laotory wSrrantyl Mis standing In the polls — where 9 tl3S,000. Blanchard B plex, 4 rooms, 3 9600 Plus utilities. Keith 06 Town Oar, Blgnatur* Local GOP leaders on McKinney: his No I position had not been months of 1960. Not since December Inp. 9133,900. VldoHan Rossetto " We Guaran­ bedrooms each. Bxcel- Reol Estate. 646-4136. sen**...... auver 10B7 STEW ART McKin n e y 1979, when unemployment wes 6.0, lent location. 9300,000. style condo In Bigelow IN 7 ICT FORGE ASTRO VAN i n FORCE PACK II VAN tee Our Houses " Brook Estates. 3 bed­ a 9o6Nl aporiment. No 00 Town Car, Brown *7389 - Bllvnr/Blua *7362 - Whltn/Brown ... victim of AIDS P leu e turn to page I has the rate been lower. 646-34I3.0 Owner. 649-4614. appliances. Centrally 00 Town Car, Blue rooms, 1W baths, de­ 00 Town Car, Whits There’s nc^hlng bad you can say’ The JobtelB rate haa been falling sirable end unit, Oak located. 9470 plus se­ Ll6t;<13to9~ NBW *17y379** Llat: <88,196« BtW * 1 9 , 6 9 0 * * steadily since September, when it ttoors, central air, full curity. No pets. 646-1436 tional attention when he spent a not a sensationalist Is a tribute to TODAY’S HERALD stood at 7.0 percent. walk out basement. weekdoys. 1N 7 i n FORCE PACK R VAN 1087 i n FORCE PACK N VAN By Andrew Yurkovskv Since then, employers have re­ Sentry Real Estate. 643- toANtKHTgg. t b^- Moriarty Bros. Herald Reporter night with the homeless in Washing­ his nersonallty.” LaBnnne said He ack J. Lappen Realty UBBd C a r SpucialB *7342 — Rooewood/Burgundy *7381 — Blun/Orty said McKinney "kept his nuts-and- ported adding a net 1.8 million 4060.O room avalloble May ton. D C., to dramatize their plight. workers to their payrolls, virtually 1st. 9495 per month plus 94 Matda 9M 4 dr. <9190 Rep. Stewart B. McKinney,, Whq "And that sort of exemplifies bolts things In order." focusing his security deposit. Con Li*t; <22,tor* BtW *1 8 |6 9 9 ** Llat; •88.16B« B9W * 1 8 , 6 9 9 * * efforts on the day-to-day work of Indictment likely Smoking In Bolton all In the service area, now 8 96 Lynx a dr. <3,796 d t^ Thursday of on Iniectiotr Stewart McKinney," Agostinelll responsible tor three-fourths of the bee seen Saturday May committees. 387 EiBt C tnttr S t 60 Oaprt V-9 AT, AC <6296 IH 7 i n FORCE PACK Rl VAN 1N 7 i n FORCE PACK VI VAN caused by the AIDS virus, was said. ' Retired MaJ. Gen Richard V. A Senate-approved bill that bans nation’s business and government 9th. 339-0036. 94 Cougsr, Rsd <9200 remembered this morning by area Secord, portrayed In testimony as smoking In Connecticut schools MANCmiTlK. liiapU as Grand Prtx, Lo Ml. <7969 *7132 - WhltWBIue *7341 - BIlynr/Blaek Agostinelll became acquainted McKinney's doctor said Thurs­ employment. Manufacturing ac­ ^ssRSHEpFEirdScJors Republicans as o valuable asset to an aggressive manager of the won’t make much of a difference In counts for the remaining 84 Wood apartments. 98 aubtru Wagon <3900 with McKinney during his own run day that the congressman probably Bolton, said town and education otttce, Hilliard protes- New luxury, two be^ LM; <8a,eO(F< BtW * 1 9 , 1 0 0 * * List; <88.199M NiW * 1 8 , 6 9 9 * * the state of Connecticut. Iran-Contra arms deals, will al­ percent. 643-4263 slonol bulldlnp. 3,153 91 Dataun B810 A/C <3296 Nathan Agostinelll, a member of for state comptroller and when the contracted AIDS through a blood most certainly be Indicted as a officials, who criticised the butit-ln room townhouse*. 379 96 CultSM t or. <7396 two worked on the Nixon and transfusion while undergoing heart The Labor Department’s souare feet plus large Bldwell Street. 649- 1N 7 i n FORCE PACK R VAN 1087 m FORCE PACK IN VAN the GOP State Central Committee, result of what he has told Congress, conflicts it could cause. Story on monthly household survey showed storage area, 1st floer. 14 Marquis (Brogh.) <3216 said McKinney, who represented Reagan presidential campaigns. surgery In 1979. But the Washington according to a member of the page 9. JSffi, 13 Dataun 8008X <9136 *7297 - Qmy/Blaok *7239 - Slivnr/Blnek Iliomas F. Ferguson, a former Post this morning cited anonymous 467,060 more Americana at work In Move In condition. In- the ralrfleld County area, champi­ Senate investigating panel. Story April than In March, with total 7 VtrRO R •— CHFA ppprovbd 1 bbdroom oulre today at 646-5153. ONE OF THE surest ways 66 Honda CRX <7636 oned the rights of the underdog chairman of the Republican Town sources as saying that McKinney Llat; <22,199« BtW * 1 9 , 6 9 9 * * Llit; <23, S86» NBW * 2 0 , 2 8 6 * * on page 7. P 9 y^ d Condo. Thto rMri nleo *nd unit only to find bargain buys Is to •6 Line. Town Car <11,900 Committee, said that McKinney's had had homosexual relationships. civilian employment at a record shop the ctossltled od* 96 Eseort 8 dr. <3996 during his 17 years In Washington 111,635,660. A separate survey of "There’s nothing bod you con soy Importance goes beyond partisan Homosexual men are considered at Index IW .9 0 0 . everyday. 94 Grsn. Marquit L9 *9900 politics. high risk in contracting the AIDS buslneea and government payroUs Rentals 94 Uno. Mark VII <12,400 THE "NEW” BUICK PRICE about Stewart. He’s the kind of guy 24 R90*9> 4 tacMon* showed an employment gain of WlBRDfcRBtt r — 293 Spruoo 8tr«bt. This you really need In politics," Agostt- "Stew wasa people man, he was a virus. Slow growth 93 8lann4D r..A T *4000 \ great negotiator of the party,” "That’s the most vicious rumor 316.606. BH room oldor homo noodo a root and palnt- 99 Itutu OLX FAJ <0996 LEADER IN CENTRAL nelll said. The nation's top business leaders A d v ic e ------16 Lottery. Private analysta, noting recent IRTBst McKinney. 56, was not Interested Ferguson said. that anyone can spread. I think Butinas*. ___81 Obttuertea. mg outalda, but tha Intarlorlaquiat nioaand 34 Maaan 8009X *7936 George T. LoBonne, a former that’s a vicious, rotten ramor.” pre^toled today that the U.S. trends, had pr^icted monthly Job 94MKdaRX7,BhN <9200 CONNECTICUT in acquiring political power but In econttmy wUI continue growing at a Clattnied . 81*84 Opinion _ growth of Just over 866,660. haa boon updatad, only 199,900. NEAR Tolland Green, serving his constituenu, Agostl- member of the OOP state central Agostinelll said. He said he believes minute* from rout* 94. committee, said that McKinney’s that the disease was Indeed con­ modest rate over the next two Comic* _ ___16 F e o p l * _ The Jobteas rates for adult men iKANSHESYtindeaTtor 4 bedroom Rolstd MORIARTY nelll said. He said that the 4th years, but they warned of rising Connecticut__ 4 Spoite _ 9-1t and women each toll 6.3 percentage CSYRNtiy TWO houaaa oh a 300 x 100 stoat* worklna womon. Ronch, I cor aoraao. District congressman was acceasl- unwillingness to stand in the tracted throu a blood spotlight says a lot about the transfusion. threats of a recession stemming Entertelnment 14 TetevWon _1T point to 6.3 percent. Unemployment lot. Nantal Ineoma $475 aaeh i^ a t ba aold Centrally located. Non m baths, 2 months BROTHERS hle, even-'<»to those outside his 13 U.8./Worto— 6,7 smaker. Reference* congressman. LaBonne called the allegation from a weak dollar and higher Focuc among teen-agers dropiM from togaihar. Qraat invaotmantor llvalnonaand security deposit ra- 101 Cantor t t district. inflation. Story on page 81. Local n e w e _ 3 .6 .8 13.1 percent to lT.4pcrcent. I' an d security. 960 oulrod. aaSO, net Includ- McKinney recently attracted na­ "I think the mere fact that he was "hogwash." rant out tha othar, aaking $147,000. weekly. Coll Eleanor, Ina uttlltlos. No pots. Manchaator. CT a:3a4am Only. 649- Call tor aaaolnhnontot 9472. 9994471. amiss MANCHE8TEB HERALD. FridW. ^ I

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By Alex Otrelll Of ProfTMa D tIy b , Um b Bouihwtri PH AtaoelolB Btilfer In a Hg-iag to wbertCtoriM Drive Interaeeta with East Middle Negotiating teams for the town Turnpike. • and the Eighth Utilities District ! agreed at the end of • session Naab mirie his rwnarfei about I Tliursdsy night that they cannot the territory and tawM after ^ Pangaiiiofiltiiii district team made Ha flMMiiat Tw« pandas are now at Uie Bronx Zoo on loan firom accept Bach other's current propos­ projeatien and Uie town BaoDtiaton als tor an exchange of Jurtsdietions f $ m China. Olant pandas live wild only in China's Slehwan between the two governments. nad diBCttBied It for wwut 18 province. Athough the pandas look more like bears, minutBB In a roam near the hearing The teams set another meeting room In Uncaln (3enter, where the experts say they are actually more closely related to tor May to. negotiaUonB took place. racoons. Bandas can grasp objects between their fingers The derision came at the end of C«M ; an hour-and-three-quarter session DiBtriet negotiators contended • m r Acew-miiMNw. tw. and an extra "thumb." This "thumb" grows horn the - In which the two sides exchanged the diBtrict needs the tax base, wrist of each bear’s forepaw. Pandas feed chiefly on ' tax revenue projections designed to about M? million, to produce the bamboo shoots. This rare animal is so roly-poly, it can Justify their different vtews of what 974,118 In revenue under a 2.7B-mlll sleep with its hind legs tucked behind its head. territory the district shmild take tax rate to support operations when over for tire protection purposes. It takes over the towns’s fire station Rain lingers In West, DO YOU KNOW China gave the U.S. two pandas In meetings since January, the In Buckland. following the visit of what U.S. President? : teams have settled on all broad the retfon. The unseasonaMy hot ' points of an agreement under which The district contends that It needs Sv ttM AM0cl«f«d rr«M THURSDAY’S ANSWER — Tho Champs ffysoos is tho 178, BBO added revenue to support lU weather was eapected to contintie : the town wIlT tahe over all sewer budjptt for administration once It Seattcrad i ^ « n liiifared to­ for the neat few days and spread famous ivsnuo In Ihs esntar ol Paris. : service reBponsIbltltes now held by loses revenue from sewer tax and day aoor Cotifoniio oad wettoni Into the north central states. s-s-sr « Knowlsdfl* UnHnillad, Inc. 1SST ’ the district, and the district will added |S2,109 to finance increased It was IM degrees Thursday In Increase the territory over which it OnifoHt t»WclilMivel»e«fl*i*eH«f- has fire Jurisdiction. fire protection when It takes over h if la record tieat, ae tlMflder- Sacramento, Calif,, which was A NswKMStrlsJMsesUsB Pm rsn The Impasse now hinges on Just the town's Buckland tire station. •temie lanoided the Ottll Coeat« sweltering In Hs fourth day of how much of the land In the The town offered its own figures Vliii^flle and North CaroHna. record heat, as were Klamath The Manchester Herald northern pari of town presently on the costs involved In the Showers dotted northern New falls, Ore., and Redding, Calif, served by the Town ot Manchester exchange of Jurisdictions. liafland and apetate New Yorh. The high of n degrees at Fire Department will go to the Those figures Indicate the (Hstrict The weetem rain came a day Quillayute Indian Reservation, district, which operates its own fire would get a total ot 999.481,900 in after a heat wave snapiNid Wash., set a record for the month department. added real estate assessmenU temperatore records In SIcItles In of May. AlnuuMic •Town Director Geoffrey Naab from the Buckland mall area and contended that, based on figures from new areas It would take over supplied by the district, It appears under the town proposal. Toddy'S w M lhtr ploturs w m drtw n by D«na Sprlnoftr, 10, of the district Is spending three-fifths Weather Trivia IWeather Almanac Maya, Id87 TODAYS MOpm B atw ^ ot Its budget for sewer operations The town contends the district Highwood Orivt, a fourtfHiradar at Martin Sohool. flret quarter (May B) and tuH Todty It tint istth while It charges an equal amount ot will get 943,326,000. not all ot it When WAS Ihe year wilhoul _ J dty of 1§Bf and tho moon (May 13). property tax for sewers and for tire ImmMlately, in added tax assess­ asommcf'' ^ ^ > w W Both day of aprtf^. TODAYS TRIYIAi Wriw waa Pfarid|mt protection. ments In the Buckland mall and the He calculated that the district Red Rock Inn development area, an CONNECTICUT WEATHER needs about $4B0,000 to run an area already within district Juris­ TODAYS HltTORVi On Ihts dty In John J. SparkmMi expanded fire department tor a diction. In addition, the town IWM, Catflth Hunter ol the Kanset year and would get about 1472,000 a contends, the district would get Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: CHy A’e pitched a perfect gen» TODAYtSAHSS year on current assessments at the 123,120,600 from assessmentB In the against the Minnesota Twine. ■YPMILPMTOm current fire tax rate. Bryan Farms, Union Pond, and Tonight, partly cloudy. Low around 4S. Saturday, Whan iomaona •ays," l hear what you 'You are losing more in expenses Slater and Deming Street areas. partly sunny with a high around 70. TODAY'S IHHIWAYSi Harry 8. Tru­ ■ay,’’ n doaan'l l o ^ naoaaaarNv Miat (by relinquishing sewer service) In a different breakdown, the man (1BB4); F.ulton J. Sheen (1S9B); thay’va bean llatan^ to what you than you are losing In taxes," Naab town negotiators ottered figures West Coastal, East Constali Tonight, partly cloudy. Mary Lou Williams (1*10)! Thomas mean. ■aid. indicating that Bryan Farms real Low 48 to 80. Saturday, partly sunny with a high Pynohon (1937); Pstsr Benchley Translation: ’’Wa’ta addraaalng the Nash said the district does not estateand-motor vehicle taxes at a (1940); Angel Cordero Jr. (1942) problom’’ maana that thoaa MvoNsd ' need more territory to raise the tax S.'A iftnTrate would produce 124,148 around 68. TODAY'S OUOTli "Oemocrecy Is hope the mesa landa In the dead laltar base to support an expanded in district revenue. The loss to the Northwest Hills: Tonight, mostly clear. Low 46 to 48. baaed on tho oonvldlon that men has otnoa. district fire protection operation. town, at a B.BB-mlll fire tax rate, the morel and IntalleotuBi capacity, as TODAYS TfHVIA ANSWlRSt (b) Alban Ilte town and district negpttiators would be I6B.B80. Mt. Peloc on the Island ol Saturday, partly sunny with a high around 88. « ^ l as the Inalienable right, to govern , have agreed that the district will For the Union Pond industrial Martinique erupted. Killing Uarklay was Praaldont Trumm's only himsalt with reason and lustlca' — vtea president. take over fire protection In nor­ park, the figures would be 112,402 in isnSnv 40.000 people. This Is Harry Truman. theast Manchester east of Slater district gain end 130,120 In town pue A)nr ‘ounp ui poinaao considered one ol the worst , Street and north of the Hockanum loss. For the Slater. Deming and Hale Btreeu area, the district gain sezooil pueiSug msm ui - g i s t volcanic eruptions ol all time. River, Including Bryan Farms and Union Pond Industrial Park. would he 140.882 in current end Astrcigrapli However the district has also projected revenue and the town loss ' proposed drawing the border east would be 999.367. the figures, offered by Kevin O’Brien, former vmoo (Aug. it-aapl. H I You may an- town attorney, indicated. RIbur counter aomaona sodaHy today who After the town presented its could be an asaat tor you budnaaawtea. figures, district negotiators met ^ U r t h d a y It's OK to talk shop. together to review them, hut when lNNU (Sapl. B»-Oet. M) It’s bast not to For the Record the formal session resumed, it was PEOPLE lot the managomant ol an important aatufday. May B, 1B87 agreed that no further discussion personal matter sHp from your grip to­ would he held because it was after 9 cltentB’ wlahat. Your biggest csraar opportunitlas In ths day. Execute, don't dolagata. SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) - The p.m., the agreed-upon closing time. Marltl txptcting Oalanoi, BS, recalled axamplBB year ahead are not likely to be ol your SCOMriO (Oat. aSMav.M) You are by Associated Press reported errone­ Joyner did say of the town’s 8 of both when he was honored with own making. Your breaks will develop nature a vary perceptive paraon. Today ously Wednesday In a story about proposal, "Quite frankly, we could thaaa Innate abllltlaa wMI be oven more Martel Hemingway, the film the Design Achievement Award through pa^le who like you and who the ouster of PTL Club leaders Jim not sell It.” star granddaughter of novelist can also share in tha hap^lngs. llnaly tunad than uaual. Head your from the Otis tnititute of the hunches. Bakker and Richard Dortch as Town Director Stephen Penny Braeit Hemingway, is expecting TAUmiB (April MMBay M ) Make an al- Assemblies of God ministers that responded. "You cannot accept our Parsons School of Desigri in Loi lort to do something outdoors today In aAOITTAmua (No«. M4>aa. B1) Plan her nrst child around Christmos, somalhino today that takao you out the Rev. Jerry Falwcll, who now last positin and we are not prepared her publicist said. Angeles. tha trash air and sunshine. It doesn't heads the PTL, Is a Southern Naney Reagan's dress for the have to be strenuous, as long as it where the bright lights and action are. to accept your last position. "They don’t want to know what keeps ydu active. Major changes are Being In the thick cl thinga wHI lurthar Baptist. Falwell, founder of the On that note the meeting closed ■ex It Is," Los Angeles publicist 19B1 presidential Inauguration Moral Majority, is an inde|)endent was mocked by Onrry Trudeau in ■head lor Taurus In the coming year with plans for another meeting May Harvey Mann said Thursday. He Band tor your Astro-Qrsj.h' apl p r a J ! c t l Q P * - - C ^ ^ Baptist. 20. ■aid Hemingway and her hus­ the "Doonesbury" comic strip today. Mall $1 to Astro-Qraph, c/o this band, New York restaurateur because the dress segged on a nawapapar, P.O. Box 9142B, Cleveland, today vcn do a lot to anhanca your im- mannequin at the Bmithionian OH 44101-342B. Be sura to state your aga. It will also encourage others to do •am Crtaman, were "ecstatic" niea things tor you. ■bout the pregnancy. tnaUtution. While the publicity codlac sign. AQUAmOB (Jan. lO-Fab. 19) Today, Bikes, loggers, dog walkers get country club’s red light QIMtW (May B1-JutM 10) Involve your- Hemingway, in Los Angeles was unexpected, "I must say, it judge othara tha same way you would was a good laugh for me, aall In tha types ol ectlvnias todsv that trespassing signs posted by the club public to use the course on payment time was not serious. niming "Sunset," a movie di­ you truly enjoy. Don't taka youraell, Ilia Ilka to be judged It tha roiaa ware la- discussions he had with police Sgt. problem, Pickens said, saying that Pickens said it ts difficult and though," OalenoB said. veraad. You'll and up winning aavaral By Alex OIrelll vandalism on the course has not at various entrance points along of greens fees. rected by make Edwards about or others too seriously. Associate Editor John Marvin after four golf carts South Main Street A driveway into the course will be expensive to repair damaged Hollywood in the '20s, plans to He also said Baturdav that CANCM (June 2t-July 92) Family new admlrara. were token from the pro shop ot the been publicised blocked with a chain, but Pickens greens, and sometimes it Is not when Diana Robb asked him to members will follow tha example you PtBORB (Fab. 99 Merab 10) Somaona The new procedures, outlined in a The signs will say that the continue working as long as she who Hkea you la looking out tor your m- New steps to curb vandalism at course. property is private, for use of club said it would be Inposslble to block possible to restore them- design an outfit for the 19BB sat today. It you're pleasant and at Manchester Country Club’s golf He said three carts were found on letter from Police Chief Robert Pickens agreed that club can, Mann said. peace with youraell, It will put them at taraata todM even though you won't ba I.annan to Pickens, provide that the members and paying golfers only all places where a vehicle can be While she is not filn\^lng, Hem­ Oscars and suggested beaded ■ware ot it. Their concam portaint to an course are being taken by the club the course and the fourth was found The signs prohibit powered vehi­ driven in. members will be asked to contact pants with a beaded purple silk MiSd important matter. and the Manchester Police Depart­ in the Globe Hollow Reservoir police will step up patrols, espe­ Pickens said the club is most the Police Department whenever ingway spends her X^entngs LBO (July 2B-Aug. 22) You might be a cially during the night. cles. bicycles, loggers, and dog brtplng her husband cd his lacket, he told her. "The Jacket trina more restless than usual today, AMBBIIB (Merab tl>Aprtl 19) This ahouM ment, John Pickens, club presi­ nearby. walkers. concerned about recurring damage they observe suspicious activity. IBS enough sparkle." ba a pleaaani and harmonlout day tor Since then, he said, a hew alarm Lannan said In the letter that raataurant, Sam’s Cafe. The two I’ and It may require a change of scenery dent, said today. police will use motorcycles on the The golf course land is owned by to the golf greens from motor Lannan said in his letter that to quiet imur spirit. A long walk or a you It you play avarything light and easy Pickens, who said vandalism on system has been installed in the the town and leased to the club that vehicles He said that last weekend members of the Police Department have beenDei married l>4 years. and let avania chart their own couraaa. area where the carts ore kept. .Interior of the golf course during short drive will help. the course has been a longstanding non-business hours. The police maintains the course The lease a motor vehicle was driven over are building a shooting range off Mayor Invited problem, sold the new anti- Damage to greens by motor requires the club to permit the four greens, but the damage this Line Street vandalism moves grew out of vehicles has been a constant have also agreed to enforce no drug pitch RON DARLING (LEFT) AND DAVE RIQHETTI The mayor of Flora, III., Pitchers Ron Darting of the ... join governor's anthdrug pitch featured prominently In a rap Ciinr€iit QnotetioiiR New York Mets and Dave Rlgh- video the town Is using to lure a prison, will appear on Joan MU of the New York Yankees "I aak why should the Soviet country." — Anglican Archbl- have Joined NewYorkOov. Mario B lvert'' 'The Late Show’ ’ tonight, Martinet, who were kicking oft that he will attend, but Barbara aays the video’s producer. Union be frightened to obey the shop Detmoad Tata, roRoctlng Carol Kuehl wants GOP central seat Cnama In an anti-drug campaign. the 1BB7-BB Youth Drug Preven­ Ketchnm, WWA convention law of nations with respect to tho dlBtraas of many South The two baseball stars sent a Mayor Cbartee Overatreet, Bt, tion Campaign. chairman, said Thursday that and other loaders of tho Boulhora emigration? Why ahould a state African blacka at tho reaulta ot crowd of students from the O. Gov. Mike Snillven end Sheridan so great and powerful as the Wednesday’s election for the The move surprises her husband, the town’s GOP chairman Henry School Into something Illinois town appear In the video, Mayor Max DeBelt have asked "Is Wo Is?" Soviet Union ... be afraid of white chamber of parllemont. rosombling delirium on Anothtr victory him to be present. teachers teaching Hebrew. Why Thuroday. Producer Martin Lewie, from Kuehl Is expected to run as the and some in Glastonbun. Clint Baitweed is the winner of Some of the pest Saddleman Rhino Rtcordt In Lob Angelet, on should it be the only great power By Oaorga Lovng "Hopefully," sold Righotti, Award recipients are Jennne that ts trying to force the • aa . . Harold Reporter "favorite daughter” of the 13- There will be two separate votes 9 the Saddleman Award, which Thundny told of Overotreet’B memher Manchester delegation, "wo can help everybody fool good when the convention is held at the honors contributions to the Amer­ Williams, Marl Sandet, Alvin M. Invitation to "The Late Show." assimilation of its Jewish com- L , O V m y about their lives. Jesephy, A. B. Gathrte, Jr., Leals munity?" - Morris Abram, a Carol Kuehl, wife of Republican which might have the largest Bolton Community Hall "We’re here tor some serious ican West and once was won by The video bogen ob e tongue-ln- Influence over the selection of a L'Amaar, Nellla Snyder Yeet and chook ettort to bring a |41 million leader of the World Jewish Town Chairman Donald K. Kuehl. bualnosi.*’ Darling said. "I'm John Wayne. Wayne. Congress’ Presidents' Confer­ announced this morning she is a candidate at Tuesday’seonventim. Kuehl 56 said this morning if hero bocouao I believo In you guys The Weetem Wrltera of Amer- prison to Flora, one of to elected, she hopes to improve the communUlea vying tor the ence. an umbrella organitationof candidate for one of two seats open Donald Kuehl. a Manchester end I want you to be the nest iee Is to preeent the annuel American Jewish groups. Connecticut daily on the GOP’s State Central Com­ delegate who aaid he will vote for working relationship between State people you cawiM. end these ■ward, a statue of the famous A good laugh medium-eecurity Institution, but Central and local town committees Levi Strauss cowboy Rgure, on bloBsomed into a nationally re­ Thursday: M6 mittee from the 4th Senatorial his wife, aaid he hopes that the rest gMjtlo enn really help you with "We have entered the dark District. of the town’s contingent will sup­ In addition she said she plans to June IB when about 400 WWA Fashion designer Janiee Gala- leased record and vtdoo. devote enough time to the job so 8 ages of the history ot our Play Four: 5017 port her. The people ho referred to wore members convene In Sheridan, aee says he can get e laugh out of Hw song’s refrain is, "Is we is Kuehl Is a photographer who that she regularly attends the town Cuomo end hla commissioner of Wyo. his work end that hia creations or Is we isn’t, gonna gotouraolvea owns Candida by Carol, a Main The other three candidates are committee meetings of the five- enbetance ebuae aervicea, Jelle Eastwood has not conflrmed don’t always go along wUh a prison?" Street photography husineas. Bolton Town Chairman Mark John­ town district son. and Jospeh Broder and Walter Maachaatar HevsM She said she had been thinking Erley, both of Glastonbury. All When contacted earlier this week about becoming a candidate for three candidates have said It ts about a possible candidacy, she some time, but decided to throw her U8P8 S27-800 VOL. CVI. NO. IbT unlikely both Ertey and Broder said she did not think she would Coarica Sampler • hat In the ring after nobody else would be elected becauee they are have enough time to serve How from Manchester came forarard to ever, Kuehl said today she feels she Make her Mother’s Day Special buggoMad asNriar rstat era |1 .to from the same town. 7 FuMiabad daWy except bunday run for the seat being vacated by can now find the time to do the job W N A TA O U Y bYbWMeeal waM^, l?.?0lsronBfneMb,|Bk.1b with a Gift of ebaalar PuWiabtng O o . IB bratnard lor Ibrta moMba, I4B.IB tar abt Nathan G. Agostinelli of Manches­ Johnson has been considered the property Plaea. Manchaarar. Conn. 0B040. woraba and 119.40 Mr one year. ter. Agostinetii announced this ' frontrunner. Agostlnetll’s withdra­ I4 K Gold Jewelry from week he will not seek re-election to wal was viewed as a boost to his Kuehl has been a member of the vWonfl ciMS pom p P*** m Republican town committee in In thib •poeo, bomplob oi Mancbaatar. Conn. Poatmattar: era ssastsbtaoo raquast. the State Central Committee. candidacy because It would make It TO pWW ■ more likely he .would get the Manchester for about 20 years She nsw eomlob will bb prlnltd "o r couRbE. has also been active in a number of ffom IHnb to timb to got Mancbaatar HatstM, F.O. box B9t. The news came as a surprise to backing of Manchester's IT OOUNDO Manebissar. Conn. 0B040. ■lery or picbira Wsa, osP her husband, who bad unsuccess­ delegaUon. CAROL KUEHL local GOP efforts, slie said, espe­ rsBtfbr fBsetlon. ftbbdbfbbfb MUCH eSTTBR Nyeu deni laealvayourHaraMby B49-C?li.Ot1leabouraarabb6ain. fully tried to find a local candidate . .. BtBile central candidate cially public relations. ’‘Afunohesier a Finest /eaoeler Since 1919^ mvttbd to eomntbnt on tny ariTH THK B p.m. waakpsiya or ?;90 a.m. toBp.m. Monday ibraugbnway. after learning Agoatf netli was retir­ ' He said Thursday, before know­ bsbirdsia. ptaaba tatspborra your ing of Kuehl's Intentions, that even She said that her candidacy gives 009 Main Sired gepeet ot tho HortHTb oom> ing. He said today she toM him the 4th District a chance to have a RB6TOF earriar.' It youYa unabta to laaob ’Thuraday night she wanted tq run. If.a Manchester candidate steps the support of Bolton. Columbia and Downtown Manchester jroonHnbntbtoi THE eA N a* your oerriar, osP aubaertbar sarvica AudWburaauotCtrtwtMlowiiawdtbe forward, he has enough supnwt to Hebron, each of which have two the area represented by both a man M b «? -ib 4 l by b p.m\sraakdaya lor Now.Enttond Nawepopar "Ihls was a surpriae," Donald and a woman Kuehl said. win one of the seats. Re said he had delegates, most of Manchester’s 643*5617 mmamtmm msMW. S T A T E McKinney’s death stops legislation What’re their names? Friends and adversaries pause to pay tribute to ‘kind man’ - With Hart out, Democratic voters will be faced with little-knowns fvtaffate afMmt J m m N d M f Hitt & R E G IO N By OonaKi M, RpfhiMra Giaf nafkm'a trade imtirtMttei wldt By Thf Auoeloted RrMa OfV. William A. O'Nelli, who wM ataetad ta tha itata Hm m of fUpraaan- TR8 AtidelOtMl R rtli tfw Vftfted StatM. titlyaa wHh MeXifinay In ifM, e a ll^ Many Democrata hadeenatder sd Ro m 'torry* for hlmtoH The daath of nlna-tem V.8. Rap. WASHINGTON - The abrupt fm . Joaeph BMm of OeteireMtfw Btawart B. McKinney, R-Cenn., atoppad MeKInnay "Induatrlaua and hard­ •m O Q tSO ST » MiehMt Ro h . eonvletad of working ... eourtaeua and trftlidrawal of trOTt-runiier Gary candidate wfdi the ttwt cliMee «f •etton by ealtaaitiM an tha Hauaa flaer Httft from the Demoeratie pretf- overtaMtti Hart. Wttli Hart w t M iwo iinftn^ ■no DwnQ inoo lor lOiir nwrot lOio In W athlng^ and at tha atata CapH^ in a t ^ e . ' RkSkii^Mk Aj. 4Wa Mtib^hMk AtA hktaslA^ "In ovary caM that 1 ramambw dmtiat race trantforma the contest the eenteat, Btdm'a elianeea wffi ponoo no rOlUmOO lO tnowooof wnofonoDunoo Marttard aa frlanda and advaraarlaa into a stn ifile among seven Modi better. 0n« viellin amt ‘*itt by i tarflalraa faaltng aorry pauaad ta pay tribute ta him. working wlwth him, ho al W * had the boat Intcroat of tho atato and hia polfticians little known outside Om of tfw party’! beat aptelwre, formyaaif.'' McKinney died Thuraday aftamaan ttiilr own areas and another BidOT it ebairman the SMate Oenfaaamp to anothar rapa^urdar, Roaa, M. fn»n a bacterial infectien brought on by eonatltumta In m in d ,"^ govamor aald. "Although ho waa a RopubUean emdldate that tew think can win Judiciary CMimitttee and a aeelor of QHtwold, told pollea ha “want back onaa or AIDS, according to hia peraonai the nomination. member of tOT Foreffn HelaGOM phyaician. frtm Patrflold and t a Damoerat from halea to tba aM ht whara Matt ttta body... I fait Baat Hampton, wo atwaya worked wMI CNiIy the Rev. Jesse Jackson can panel. He recOTlly aurprtaiKl nfuny bad about what I had dona but I naaat M d "Aa we mourned hia paaaing. let ua etsim s alflnlficant national party regulara % raipaiTliii fl.7 alao celebrate the life Stewart McKIn- together. totiqwini.(IB|. £ . million In contributions during the anyona for faar of flatting eaught.** led aa one ot the moat dedicated, "The atato of Connecticut haa loat a •tata'a Attomay 0. Rt^aH iMttI 8r. raad tha great leader and a fine matt," aald Hie ouiers?rs7 TheyTBey are< names like O ukikifl Simon Babbitt Bidtn Qaphardt Jaokson Qora last quarter, about MW,4N more S lent and compaaelonate congreea- Blhhitt, Blden, Clinton, Dukakis, than front-runner Hart recelvad. aignad eenfoaalona Thuraday In Suparlor Court men to have aerved In Weahlngtim," O'Neill, who atMNI he had laat apoken during tha fourth day of Roaa' trial for tha kllllnga Oenhardt, Gore and Simon. If any of the contenders could change his mind. February. Former Gov. Bruce Babbitt of The longer shots smong this field Vice Prealdent George Buah aald. "So with McKinney a month ago. claim front-runner status upon Hart’s withdrawal “haa nothing Of the announced candidates, of Img shots would be 8ms. Albert of four othar young woman. The governor ordered ffaga ot atato until thla disastrous week, Hart Arizona recently gambled by com­ many timea he lifted our apirlta with hia wiS running significantly ahead ot Hart's departure It would be to do with me," aald Cuomo. "The Gov. Michael Dukakis of Massa­ mitting tNO.600 on television ad­ Gore Jr. of Tennessee, Paul SImm Tha eonfaaalona wara for tha killing In January peraonai warmth, quick wit and engag­ bulldinga towered to half-ataff until reaaona I chose not to run have of llllnots, and Gov. Bill ClIntOT of McKinney la burled. alt his rivals in the polls. It was the Jackson. His support among black chusetts is well known in neighbor­ vertising In Iowa, the atate that iggg of Tammy Wllllama, IT, of Brooklyn. Conn., ing character. How we will mlaa him, tenner Colorado senator against voters — the largest group In the nothing to do with Gary Hart, have ing New Hampshire, the site of the leads oft the Democratic process Arkansas, ainton has not yat aald whoaa body waa found In a awamp In Juna 1884; Buah aald. McKInn^t’a aeat will remain vacant until a aneclal election la called by the field. The race was his to lose, Democratic camp — surpriaed the nothing to do with my poaition In the first primary. with precinct caucuses eight days whether he will run, but the and Daborah Taylor, B8, of QrlawoM, whoaa "A very kind man died today," aald and he lost it more swiftly than political eatabliahment in 16M when polls; they have nothing to do with A poll ot 4M likely New Hamp­ before the New Hampshire removal of the front-runner la body tumad up four montha aftar har Juna 1882 U.8. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., O’Neill, 'nie governor aald Thuraday evening that-he had given no thought to anyone could have Imagined. he finished third behind Walter F. whether or not 1 could win." shire primary voters conducted for primary. certain to make a race more daath. R-Conn., who held McKInney’a aeat Cuomo'a reluctance won't still Betting a date. NOW, according to hia Wyoming Mondale and Hart in the Demo­ The Boston Herald and WBZ-TV Some Democrats shook their attractive. before running for the Senate. "A voice campaign manager, Rodger McDa- cratic race. the voices eager to get the New said Thursday that Hart, who was heads over Babbitt’s decision to Gore has the support of some of of compaaalon waa atllled today. Many Former atate Rep. ChrlBtlne M. NIedermeler, a Fairfield Democrat who niet, Hart will announce today In But Jackson's race and his York governor into the race. tied with Dukakis a week ago at S2 spend so much money so early in the party's leading fund-ralaera, Tort rtform patttt Houto loved him. More will mlaa him." Denver he la pulling out. milUcal poaition to the left of where Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, percent each, had fallen behind the race. Now they might consider while Simon has appeal among "In an age of alick polltica and empty So, the second tier ot candidates Democratic leaders think the party another politician who drew promi­ Dukakis 27 percent to 17 percent. it a stroke of luck if not genius. traditional liberals. HARTPORD — VIctIma of civil wrongdoing promlaea. Stew McKinney waa the becomes the first tier until some ought to be makes him a very long nent mention as a potential candi­ But Dukakis' disadvantage may Rep. Richard Gephar^ of Mis­ Which of the little known faces would ba Bbla to gat a largar ahara of |ury genuine article; a public aervant who best Interests of the people. one or two can break away. shot for the nomination. date, put his plans on hold last be the high expectations tor him In souri has based his bid on doing well will gain fame and stature remalna awarda undar a bill haadad tor Qov. William A. waa aa much at home In a houalng But Hart’s departure also opens Most prominent among those who winter and said he would re­ New Hampshire, a state with a in Iowa and courting support from uncertain. But the Democrata now CNalll’a daak attar anally winning paaaaga In tha project aaa corporate boardroom." aald She refused to talk about whether slje the door tor new entrants. Including decldeif against running was Gov. examine the situation this summer. notoriously contrary electorate and organized labor. Oepharat la the have a far different conteat than the Houaa. U.8. Sen. Chrlatopher J. Dodd, D-Conn. would run for the seat again. some who had decided this proba­ Mario Cuomo of New York, and he He’s certain to find the situation a history of being unkind to author ot labor-backed legislation one M days ago when Hart declared Backara ot tha maaaura any thay axpact McRlnney‘a “wit and paaalon were Republican State Chairmen Roberts. bly wasn't their year. Insisted Thursday he would not dramatically changed from Massachusetts politicians. aimed at forcing the government to hia candidacy. powerful Inatrumenta for decency, Pollner said McKInmy had "left a CNalll to aign It, although tha govamor aald falrneaa and common aenae. He waa one aarllar thia yaar ha would hava to ba convincad record of public service that has been ot a kind." achieved by fw end surpassed by none." tha currant ayatam waan't working aa wall aa It Moat pollticlena akirted queationa might. State Democratic Chairman John F. about McKInney’a AIDS, ot which Droney Jr. said McKinney had served • Volunteers refuse to admit defeat "Thla bill anhancaa tha righta of vIctIma of civil rumora had been circulating tor about a "In the highest traditions ot public : wronga,** aald Rap. Richard D Tullaano, year. service." D-Rocky Hill, co-chairman of tha Judiciary One exception came from McKInney’a whether the volunteers end ataft members aapiwte "Throughout hlB distinguished ca­ By Dabble Ntwbv Commlttaa. "It’a Important bacauaa It puta aoma Houae colleague Henry Waxman, D- Tha Associated Press working inside the headquarters were upeet tairrraaa back Into our ayatam." Calif., who aald McKinney'a death Rsp. Stswart McKinney, photographed here in 1BB0, died reer, he exhibited the oualttles of "This is a very sad time." about the reports. Tha maaaura. unanimouaty approved laat "llluatratea why we need to do every­ leadership and devotion which brought . "I'm still smiling and atlll going,” ahe aald Thursday of AIDS contracted in a blood transfusion. him the respect of his colleagues andhls » DENVER — The state Democratic Party waak In tha Banata. waa approved by tha Houaa thing poaalble to atop thla treacheroua chairman called it "a very sad time” after — Buie Seawell, party before itepping back inalOT. "We’ve got diaeaae through continued reaearch and constltuenU," Droney said. . _ ^ • 100-3T Thuraday attar 2H houra ot debate. Gary Hart and his wife huddled behind locked chief support coming in from friendi and suroor- funding. We need to encourage people to member." eald House Speaker Jim McKinney "was loved In the district State House Minority Leader Robert ; doors with supporters on the eve his ters who are standing behind Gary and behind be teated” Wright. D-Texas. "He Beemcd to and loved In the state by Democrats and 0. Jaekle, R-8tratford, said McKinney announcement ot the fate of hia candidacy. the campaign." Collapto victims moumtd U S. Rep. Sam Qejdenaon, D-Conn., embody those characteristics of for­ Republicans," said U.8. Rep. John was "a very effective congressman - Amid reports he has abandoned his quest However, a net work ne wa reporter allowed Introduced a reaolution on the Houae bearance, of understanding, ot accord­ Rowland. R-Conn. "It didn’t really maybe not a front-page, headllOT, tor the nomination. Hart had no comment for think we're all going to do that, regardless of inside the headquarters shortly before the BRIDQBPORT — Hundrada bowed thair floor aaying he and hia colleaguea had ing to other people the assumption of matter that much." itamour-Bter type of controBBman, but reporters as he met tor IB minutes Thursday what his decision is tomorrow.” doors were locked described the mood inside haada in prayer, flaga haw at halt-ataft and radio learned of McKInney’a death "with sincerity he would, went accorded to U.B. Rep. Bruce Morrison, D-Conn., hard-working and dedicated to the night with his staff and supporters in his Mart supporters, meanwhile, refused to as grim and said he saw supporters with tears atatlona fall allant two waaka from tha moment profound aorrow” him” called him "a colleague whom we so needs ot this state. ... I am truly six-story Colorado headquarters building. admit defeat on the eve of their candidate's In meir eyes. an apartment building collapaad. killing 28 ’’’Thla la a body that often breaka down "When I first come to Congress, respected, whether we agreed or Baddooatl ” As Hart left the building in a crush of announcement, and locked their doors to the In the mountains near KIttredge, mean­ workara. Into a partiaan battle, a body that Stewart was tike a big brother,‘‘ said disagreed” Rep. R.E. Van Norstrand, R-Darien, a reporters and cameramen, several media press. while, a hordeof reporters and idiotograidiere Evan aa tha city mourned, pubtlahad raporta oftentimea we move at auch a rapid pace U S. Rep. Nancy L. Johnson, R-Conn. Tile state House of Representatives, conservative Republican, said McKin­ representatives tell over themselves in an Several hours before Hart's appearance at representing organisations from scrota the quaattonad tha alignment of ataal columna and that we don’t often apend time with our "He found me a place to live, held a where McKinney served two terms, cut ney carried his liberalism with more effort to get to Hart. his headquarters. Hart press aide Otnny country converged on Hart's secluded home frtenda,’’ Gejdenaon aald. ‘‘Forthoaeof reception to Introduce me to my short Its business Thursday afternoon grace than other liberal Republicans, Hart slopped tor a moment and smiled. Tertano emerged from the building and In the 'Troublesome Gulch subdivision. hrmnaaa of ground beneath L’Amblanca Plata ua in the Connecticut delegation, Ste­ colleagues, and he sent me a fine including Weicker. that could hava contributed to tha collapaa. shortly after House Speaker Irving J. “You guys take it easy and calm down, ” he asked members of the press to leave. 'The crowd was kept behind a wooden gate wart waa a friend” legislative aide. He has been a good Stolberg announced McKinney death to ’’! know he sometimes used to Irk aald. "Out of consideration for the staff and the located approximately ISO yards from the Conatructlon virorkara In T-ahlrta, atata and Houae GOP Leader Robert Michel of friend and counselor." the stunned chamber. The announce­ some people In some town committees, house. The gate was put up about two weeks city othclala in dark aulta and woman, aoma State Democratic Party chief Buie Sea well volunteers and all their hard work, we would tllinola aald he waa "deeply aaddened by US. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, ment was followed by a moment of that he wasn’t an orthodox Republican. declined to confirm or deny that Hart, who appreciate if you would leave the headquar­ ago after Hart announced hia candidacy. carrying bablaa, crowded Into Thuraday’a 1 p.m. the death of my friend and colleague D-Conn.. said McKinney had "servOT silence. His voting record was something like ters." Tertano said. A 14-year-old, Tim Bowen, made hie way Maaa at 8t. Auguatlna'a Cathedral, two blocka scheduled a news conference for this Stew aerved the Houae with diatinction his state end nation long and well, t The House almost Immediately ad­ WeIcker’B. but he was quiet. He wasn’t morning, was withdrawing from the race. "No public appearances or public state­ around the gate, but rather than b«dng from tha alta of tha diaaatar. for 16 yeara and we will dearly mlaa knew him as a dedicated lighter ftor the journed lor the day, leaving for next loud about It. and that bespeaks the But Seawell spoke In the past tense when he ments are plannOT by Senator Hart tonight.” arrested he was given Hart’s auUqifaph and Tha cathadraTa balla tolled 28 timea for four him” people he represents and as a pro- week several bills that had been personality. He was a nice guy. he really told reporters it Is "a time to remember we Earlier in thedayRodgerMcDantel, Hart's had hia picture taken with Hart and hia wife, mlnutaa beginning at 1 ;38 p m., tha exact time "I’ve never known a more dedicated foue'"" docent human being." scheduled tor action ’Thursday. was,” Van Norstrand said. were try Ing to do something tor our country.' ’ Wyoming campaign manager, and other Lee, standing on either side. tha building fall. '"This Is a very sad time,” he said. Hart aides, said that the tront-runntng The youth wasn't charged, but hia motber, AX photo And Hart’s campaign manager, William presidential candidate would pull out of the Norma, said she was still upset, about the - « . •• t nonHIHata Dlxon, told reporters, "Senator Hart came race. rumors of Hart's withdrawal from the Studtnt chargBd In thaft Former aide hopes some good will come St8v« Canolan answsrb phonacalls from presidantiai oi^aiaaie tonighttothankhissupportersandsaythathe But Tertano refused to answerquestlonson presidential race. G ary H a rt's h e a d q u a rta rt In C o n co rd , N .H ., T h u rad ay aftar H art hopes that we win all carry on, that the the matter. “It's a shame,” the 16-year reaident of HARTFORD — A Trinity Collage student was By Judd Everhart bacterial infection brought on by AIDS secret. from. But I think whet this may do Is She also brushed aside questions about KIttredge said, shaking her head. arraatad Thursday on charges ha stole a The Associated Press- contracted by blood transfusions, which "How would he have functioned If it focus on the fact that It’s a disease that’s laft tha atate to be with hia family. campalgnhasalwaysbeenblggerthanhlm.I computaritad list ot Democratic Party was only formally diagnosed after got out that he was dying ot AIDS?" getting to be so commonplace that It’s contributors and political strategies from the HARTFORD - The msn who ran U S admission to the hospital. Malcynsky said In an Interview at the now reached Into the halls ot the United State House Mafority Ottica, state police said Rep. Stewart B. McKinney’s IM2 Speculation about McKinney having Capitol, wmre he works as a lobbyist tor States Congress." 8 re-election says he had "known for a AIDS had circulated for the MSt war. the Connecticut Trial Lawyers Associa­ Asked whv McKinney vrouldn’t make Evidence of another Hart liaison ■■ikm ' Mark INailand. 21, whose hometown was not avallabla. tunrad himself In and was charged while" that the congressman had AIDS His office consistently attributed his tion. "Nobody would have wanted to be hisis AIDS public If he got______got It from a blood in the same room with him. with third-degree larceny, according to a and defenried the wish of McKinney, his troubles to a variety of ailments, most transfusion, Malcwsky said; "I think "There was never an attempt made to that his doctors, who played a tremend­ prepared statement from state police He was family and his doctors to keep It secret' recently bronchitis. until after he died. deceive the public, although I think that ous role, and his family. Just thought It ‘accelerated the Inevitable* pullout released on a written promise to appear In Malcynsky, a New Britain lawyer who rior to his death it was nobody’s would be easier on him this wj^y. Hartford Superior Court on May 28. Jay F. Malcynsky, the former aide, worked tor McKinney In IWT7 and 1676. Kusiness," he said. WASHINGTON (AP) - Just and the unldenlitied woman had reporter requested an Interview said be hoped some prod would come out ran the '62 campaign and then served as "He insisted that It be made a matter "My hope would be that people hours before Gary Hart decided to had “a long-term relationship." with Hart. of McKinney’s death. counsel to the House Committee on the of public record when he died and that’s remember McKinney tor his tremend­ end his race tor the Democratic Benjamin C. Bradlee, executive Upon hearing about the Post Building remains closed The nine-term congressman died District of Columbia on which McKin­ the kind of guy he was. ous dedication to his constituency and presidential nomination, the candi­ editor ot the Post, denied rumors material. Hart was described by a Thursday afternoon ot a Washington ney served, said McKinney and his "I don’t feel any discomfort at all that his acconmilshments over a two-decade date’s Btalf was presented vrith that it had negotiated with Hart campaign source as being NEW HAVEN — A downtovm retail and office hospital, where he had been admitted family had little choice but to keep the he died from AIDS. I feel sorry for him period In Oongress, rather than what the evidence ot a recent liaison be­ over whether to run the story or distraught. building will remain closed until at least June 1 April 22. His doctor sold he died of a AIDS aspect ot his health problems because it’s a horrible disease to die cause of rleatn was." Malcynsky said. tween Hart and a Washington identity the woman. Earlier in the day. Hart had held because ot concerns about Its structural woman, the Washington Post re­ “There were no uUtmatums, no a tense, Si-minute news conference Integrity, officials said ported today. negotiations," Bradlee was quoted where he refused to answer ques­ An evacuation of the 149-year-old, three-story AIDS: The Toll So Far The Post said it presented the assaying. "We simply asked to talk tions about adultery. Officials say candidate's staH with the informa­ to Hart about the Intormation we "Hart reportedly decided on his building was ordered on April 27, the manager ot own to end the candidacy shortly the building told the New Haven Register. The tion, and it quoted a senior Hart had gathered." aide as saying the development The Post said one ot Ua reporters after he heard the Post's informa­ manager did not want his name used In the ^ told Hart press secretary Kevin tion," the paper Xhid. neerspaper death will erase "accelerated the Inevitable" with­ drawal of Hart from the race. Sweeney shortly before It p.m. On Thursday morning, senior The Phoenix Building, at 818 Chapel St., Hart campaign manager Bill Wednesday night at a motel in Hart aide Hal Haddon telephoned housed four retail stores, offices and studios. It misconceptions < Dixon told the Denver Post that Uttleton, N.H., that the paper had Bradlee to Inquire what the Post will remain closed until at least June 1. when an Tcta' cases o' AIDS knowledge ot more impending "d e m e n te d evidence of a recent ilanned to do. Bradlee told him the JOB FAIR a red engineer's report Is due. said Maxine Olderman. reptms on his personal life may liaison between Hart and a Wa­ _h>st did not have a story prepared spokeswoman for NIcotra Wieler Property HARTFORD S through blood transfusions. disaaaa hava baan • York Rake • Sand A OuUted Galbraith said. fkmenragos do not add fo rddti. racordad In tha Unitad supervisor said. Ties Manchester Community College NAOdAt\)CK — TbBdaaftb oVa al-mynth-old The Oonitectitnt Red Cross began screening blood due lofoondwig. adores as Of May 4. r9$7 •Seeding A •Thatching Rock Hospital spokeswoman Mary • Sark. Mulch The East of The River Chambers of Commerce body was found in her for AIDS in the spring of 1665, alter the federal Food StataaaincalMI. Anderson had said Thursday that Sodding • Gravel It The New England Times fnoiTiora TvOfna naa DaaTr tvtvo a TiofOiCrOa, and Drug Administration approved current testing ws«waMe Topsoil A Chips procedures, said Maryland Lincoln, director of public Ford did not sutler a heart attack. • Spring A Fall BilfBfonfiBa bbto . OeanUp An offldat at the state medicat examfnarti relations for the Oonnecticot Red Cross The congressman’s oIRce iMued 7 "Any Mood that is tested positive is not used in any a statement saying Ford suHerw • Lawn Instaliatwn. ttenO'»a»*on A Maintenance 7 office In Farmington seM Thursday thst Sarah For more informetron, ca#r transfusion.'’ IJincoln said. "Every single pint is Transfusion-related deaths continue severe chest pains at about 12 *6 Cfbulka died of brain mfurtes. Her body was tested.*’ p.m hut was in "no immediate Manchester Chamber of Commerce 646-2223 fW^Q ^av^^^^wf^ay vOwtvo Wr«T^ vura "I’m very sorry for his family and for his NEW YORK (AP) - The AID* safety measonen as screening Mood Rehosing Mood when h is needed ganger." He was treated by a >9ib FULLY INSURED FREE ESTIMATES 4KV bwvliBB, fo^udiOQ aaMMBrt bufoao bBofOBr^ca. (McKinney’s) own peraonai snffering," aaid John death U.S. Rep. IMewori B. McKin­ for proteins colled antibodies that conid cost you your hfe." Uhow a donor has been exposed to McKinney. 86. was taferted Rum Capiud medicat team before beiirg e e^a w voyvT^^^o Wilcox, coordinator of AIDS Project in New Haven. ney, R-Oonn., which is being Rrdnd takrm to the hospital. CovmUry OfTke 741- IS92 NO FEE TO JOB SEEKERS bitbbibo afBonBaQBy. Wmt tiiivb iiBafi CTwiyao "But I ’m glad tn a way that the pmMc will hmow about to blood tronshmions in 1979, the virus. Mood tronshnstous during mtsRlMe' wRh risk of fnfury to a minor. ft. R can happen to anyone and Is everyone’s risk." flhistroteB that tronsRistcn-reloted "We hope people wRI understand heart-hypass surgery In 1979. ac- Ford’s brother, James Ford, said "We ... moam the death of Stewart McKinney as we AIDS wiR stiR appear regardless of that most of Hieue cases, as tn this ^?ording a sxanewent kls offHc^e. the congressman had chest pains Tha mofhar, Donna Cfbulka. 2S. Is being held case, occotred before the ovatHMI- GONNB2CTICUT IB IIIBVOfWIBCTfCTn VOrVBCTIOIlBI TBaTiTUTTOB IB do the over 256 other Conneriicat eftieens who have the canent safety of the Mood Hitee to four years ago that sopply i^ of an antihody teat.” henry IftBjhj^B0IOOQ vMIKa BCBCBWIBb Niantfc on a SSb.SM bond. Cibulka's boyhtarrd. died of AIDS.” said Bert Kissling. president of the reguiied hospftalisation, but be L iandscapino S e r v i c e s H a ttf^ Gay and Lethian Health CoRertive. That is because the AIDS vinos Gautier, spoheawonMn for the blood for antibodies in March 1985. dees not have a hfistory of heart Alax ffafson, ST. of Naugatuck, afro was also 'D nr hearts go out to aR their families as we can on can take years to cause disease American Red Cross, said Since before Hicn. people consi­ disease vVvVf^vQ wTTB^aoono*5ivBTWvaavKFT, Ta uaniy after it infetis a jperson. Thursday. dered at hkMt rish for AIDS, such as the peofde of Connectiewt to hand together as eqool Ford was indicted along with fOur fiaM ohatT08.<>W)bewdMThaNawl problem of overcoming the image of a waapofM (O' fran and divarslott of womanizer. It indicated an incredible lack of r iF iE w iw rppw iy pifOfiQ paymaiMa to Ota moaragnan CoMzaa to native intelligence, a quality sorely needed in on consumers baal tow rd im o court. n LONDON— Prima Ministar MiMfeafat a chief executive. V "f to ft jMAk tbofWi any rmaatfon WASHINGTON-Americans hold some I « : FneroftorS VvfiSOfVSilV® rmny mBOO ■ BifOfrp tbaf Ma UM tM W fottor wffi oausafife i Whether he had an affair with the S-A ahozztoe in munieipaf ataetiona. makine a Juna tiMHctfwnM," ffafihiaaMtAanfAforvtewi curvaceous Rice matters little. What matters million credit cards - three cawfe for every four * ..people in the country — and concern Is growing VtOvaIvvV VlfllWIliy COTiWlFf. m « r UfO nOarljBlX nOQrB Of (fllBiYIOfHll|. is that the candidate who claimed to be the l / . Aa randta of Thursda/a ataoiiona for oontrof "ft win of nacoaztty moan tife apactal that these consumers may be easy prey for PTOBOCuXOT w ill D rill I a m tlKrlCliifviia. /tosessse happy family man got caught in a situation companies that are making fat profits on the of moat of tha oifiaa and towna in England and which made him out to be a liar. “Study hafd and, who knows, some day you could be another Vanna Wafaa pourad in bafora ttown today, (ha main fiavetodco^ Interest. oppoaMion aooiatiat Labor Party w m (ha only wttatbor Saeord ovaded taxoa on moway L«ft, Sanata counsaf Arthur uman guts a Sneord, looking up, got* sdvtow from Ws Hart has learned that it is not fair nor does it Despite the fact that smaller banks have gotten. iio eomronad in tba daafa, vfotatad a White or Pat Sajak.“ pariy auffartns a nat loaa of aaata. sttofftsy, Thom « Q r t m n . Sweoftf tnsttfgd R# make much sense, but it is a fact. In this day, eongrosatonal ban on tottra • aid, quaatioh to rafirad Ma). Gan. Richard Sacord Into the business and are offering lower rates, th e ; Libor ratainad control of tha bi0 eitiw of n«v#r msdb a profit from his invotVbm«nt In fh# a candidate whose personal life cannot pass average interest rate fell only haf a percent in IW^ dofrandod tba taxpayer* holped wage thuraday < J n CapHd Hill on (ha third day of ' BPmtogfham and Manohaatar. but with a raAiead war agatnat a coantry with wMch tha taafimony in tha Irah-confra haaringN Right. arms sata to Iran. muster has no business trying for the highest The average credit card rate now stan." amended to reduce this increase have heard this same argument OonfraH eonoludad ita drat maating in f fw linked with extra-marital affairs. business. The top 16 credit card companies charge the Intense questioning by chief Senate heiongs to taxpayer*. Sen. Warren February 1988 and February 1986, and family tree key and recoup the excessive losses of for the past 20 years used todefend ' SovlitbtoowlthatrongorltloiambyanAmariean The president on Thursday saM again Hart made the right decision today. Few an average rate of 19.2 percent, and none has a rate commKtoo lawyer Artmir 1. Uman and ftodman, R-N.H., asked Secord If he more than dottole that — 1976,823 — Americans are willing to forgive a future To the Editor: some patients who paid charges pornography. Does fantasy pro­ ’ JawMhfaadarotthaKramlln’atraatmantof by members ot the two panels In would hefp return to the Treasury the N during 1986 when the United States was he was unaware of any covert afrHn of below 17.88 percent. This does not Include the arms to Nicaraguan rebels. Secord president such a transgression. We want to under that system. Patients who vide a harmless outlet for aggres­ Sovlat Jawa relMtvely gNtO — Canada la cloaa to chooaing paid no interest on it In two years, and trying to get aid to the Contras.’ The new program, which would games now, will you in the future Secord declined to do so immediateiy, Charles Graham. My father, For these reasons, sources told our associate Britlah- or Pranch-daaignad nuolaar-powarad in Rotary Club go into effect Oct. 1. 1987, would say that silence on this Issue David, remembers Gilbert and Michael Binsteln. the Idea of an Interest rate cap ; aubmarlnaa to modarnlza ita navy and aaaart ha base DRG rates on the same prohibits a stand on other subse­ George returning for a holiday will not survive, but toll disclosure requirements ; dlaputad aovaraignty In tha Arctic Northwaal hospital costs of fiscal year 1986. quent Issues? The only woman at the Manchester Rotary when he was very young, about 9 stand a good chance of becoming law. PMaaga, aanior otiiciala aaid. Committee OKs Club’s ’Tuesday dinner meeting was a years old. which would make the and would Increase each year by As an Individual who opposes ’’Wa’ra talking aight to 12 aubmarlnas." Raar inflation plus 1.8 percent. waitress. date approximately 1928. the establishment of such centers Adm. Chartae Thomaa, who takaa ovar ’This new program would reduce on East Middle Turnpike or Bm p battlet ’Thanks to a Supreme Court ruling on command of tha Canadian navy this summar. added Medicare Margaret (Graham) Reading the allowable increases by 10 anywhere, may I point out that I For seven years, the beer lobby has besieged (old Tha Aaaoelatad Praaa in an intarvlaw GOING OUT Monday, that situation may soon be changing. HI Brickfield Road percent from this year’s charges. have been opposed to the sale of Capitol Hill with pleas for an anti-trust exemption: Thuraday. The Justices voted to uphold a Callfomla Renhold In addition, they will no longer guns and to all amusements that that would allow wholesalers regional m ono^lles. Oanada’a drat daat of nuclaar auba would coat ' WASHINGTON (AP) - House committee approval law that bars Rotary International from Bedfordshire receive refunds because their bill foster a spirit of violence, includ­ But the battle has been complicated this year by • up to IS.78 billion. To juatify tha coat, (ha of a catastrophic health Mil sets the stage for the first ousting local chapters that have women MK41OJ8 will be automatically be based on ing such movies as "R am bo." I the introduction of additional measures of Interest govarnmant la nagotlatlng a tranafer of major expansion of Medicare In 22 years and strongly suggests a tax-based progressive financing plan will be memltors. The decision opens the door for England, U.K. actual charges, and not DRGs. believe you will find some of this to the beer Industry. taohnology under which (wo-lhirds of tha With these changes, this system of opposition on public record over There are proposals to Increase the federal eodtracta would go to Canadian (Irma. Injected Into the program (or the first time. chapters around the country to begin actively The major additional benefits In the measure, which , OF BUSINESS! hospital payment should be a recruiting and welcoming women into the the years. However, public re­ excise tax on suds and to mandate warning labels cleared tne Mouse Ways and Means Committee late fold. Bill reduces system that can work for many sponse Is most effective when on beer bottles. Legislation may also be filed that ChaliBngf r suit BBtfled) Thifrsday, are patterned on a plan drafted by Health Rotary is a public-service organization years to come. reasonable numbers of the public would limit beer advertising on radio and • and Human Services Secretary Otis R. Bowen and which Is the most public manifestation of the hospital costs perceive an Issue of concern. In television. HOUSTON — Tha widow of Challengar embraced by President Reagan after weeks of debate Rep. John W. Thompson this regard, those of us who are The Beer Institute is concerned that the new within the Administration. "old-boy network” Though members claim aatronaut Ronald E. McNair axpraaaad hope (or To the Editor: ISth Assembly District opposed to the teaching of vio­ developments may strain the Industry's lobbying, tha apaea program adar lha family aaltlad a Although the House bill goes somewhat beyond the they are fined $1 for talking business, the Manchester lence and the promotion of a spirit resources, andit recently warned Its allied lawauH agalnat roekal maker Morton thiokol Bowen pfan In benefits, the major departure from the ■ administration approach Is the progressive nature of friendships forged through this group are no On Wednesday, April 29, the of violence as a form of entertain­ organizations to weigh the costs of blindly pushing Inc. ' financing in which 46 percent of relatively well-to-do Levis doubt indispensible door-openers in the world ment find the present public the anti trust exemption legislation. Tarme of the aatllemani agreed upon IF AIUKWFAI House of Representatives passed elderly Atoericans would pay most of the freight tor the 1 Fantasy violence concern a welcome opportunity to The National Beer Wholesalers Association, Thuraday were not disclosed, and records of tha of business. a bill that reduces future hospital entire program. fi ’The effects of the Supreme Court decision costs under the prospective pay­ Is not harmless raise the whole Issue of violence however. Is Ignoring the caution flags. In March, caea ware sealed. The administration would finance Its proposal by will be far-reaching and enormously ment system for reimbursement, and Its effects In our society. the group unanimously agreed to push for the law "It Is my hope our adorts in outer space will imposing the same flat premium Increase — about |6 a important for women. and grants certain rebates to To (he Editor: Just possibly, once the com ­ that would grant wholesaler monopolies. „ oontlnue and ba conducted in'a safe manner," mbnth to start — on all 31 million Medicare Stock Up On Your Favorite In Manchester, the reaction of many people who have had a hospital munity has had the occasion to Announced the group’s chairman: "It has our Cheryl McNair said. "Ron looked forward to the beneflclarlss regardless of Income. aetabllshment of a space station and further Although hackers of the Income-related financing In members was that the decision was long stay since the original program Your editorial, "Laser Foes stand back and reflect on issues highest priority” Levi's Jeans And Cords And went into effect Oct. 1.1986. Mask Real Concerns." makes and root causes, we may Indeed davalopment ot space axplorallon." the Mouse hill are careful not to use (he word tax, the overdue. At least that was the polite public vartahle charge - called a "supplemental premium" Save, Save, Savel Great The program charges patients several points to which I would have a rising community concern Fuddle factory reaction. over the sale of weapons, compu­ — would he, calculated under a new section and staying In Connecticut hospitals like to respond. • Congressional auditors have discovered that. Selection In Most Sizes... So it would be wise to withhold terized games of violence, and Air controlltrs chBBted premium tahie on income tax forms. flat fees for particular operations It is a fact-that many residents some supervisors at the Internatinal Trade “ There was some ohjection to calling the payment a congratulations to local Rotarians for their media presentations which extol WASHINGTON — An Instructor at tha Federal regardless of how long they stay are concemeokbout the effect of a Commission have been taking extra-long lunch tax,” Hep. Fortney H. Stark, 0-Callf„ chairman of the liberal views until a Manchester woman is violence against one's brothers hospitalized. Patient Illnesses are "laser" game establishment both breaks and have been permitting their Aviation Administration’s air traffic control Ways ana Means health suheommittee, told reporters and sisters as an acceptable, even training school alleges that answers to the final Men's & Students' asked to Join the fraternity. categorized into 470 diagnosis on the quality of their lives and subordinates to do the same. The work day at the after approval ot (he hill. “ It Is a premium. It is an heroic way of life. exam ware available to students tor aa long aa There are e^ugh accomplished business related groups (DRGs), which their property values. This Is a ITC is supposed to run from 8; 48 a m. to 8:18 p.m., Income-related premium. It Is not means-testing.” twoyaars. according to a published report. Rep. Willis D. Oradison Jr. ot Ohio, ranking women in Manchester that the only trouble determine the amount to be paid. legitimate concern that has not with 30 minutes off for the midday repast. But Nancy P. Carr The Washington Post quoted the unideniltled Reuiihlican onJhe health suheommittee and co-author Corduroys the Rotary Club will have is trying to figure With the installation of the been “masked." It has been several officials have been authorizing "extended present system of DRG payment, 40 Cobum Road Inatruclor as saying a packet ot answers to of "the hill ^Ith Stark, said he prefers to call the • straight Leg • Men's 28 To 38 out which woman will have the honor of being addressed directly and openly. lunch periods,” according to the General (Inanctnf Ihechanism "a mandatory, income-related there was roughly an 18 percent I do not agree that "fantasy" Manchester problama on the exam was available to students • 8 Colors • Students’ 28 To 30 the first to be asked to Join. Accounting Office. What’s worse, thp bureaucrats who aHended the academy between laat August tee." who were taking extended lunch breaks were and March. Adar that. FAA officials began among those who most regularly filed for overtiirie developing suballtula questions. pay. : A ’Tranaportatlon Department spokaaman told inians attack M e n 's Ef Students' $ 1 C 0 0 20 years since the hooking of America • Social Security beneficiaries were overpaid ap the Post that the agency’s Inspector general Is astounding 111 billion between 1979 and 1988 and making an Initial Inquiry to determine whether women from the upper and middle orders were most of it will probably never be recovered, an otficlal investigation should be begun. Pre-Washed Denim I v each Every time another athletic hero is apprehended according to congressional auditors. In 1984, for ’7 Soviet freighter with white powder up his nose, the commissioner of turning themselves intodrdggies and doing It I • straight Leg • Men’s 28 To 38 without shame in daylight. example, overpayments amounted 12 billion but the sport Involved remarks that the problem Is MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) - For the first time In the But some excuse, no matter how vague, had to be only 8870 million — 44 cents on the dollar — Is iBratllB bomb near 8ldon $ 1 4 0 0 society-wide. If proof were needed, the arrest of a Persian Quit war, Iranian forces attacked a Soviet brought forward to explain the sudden Junking of expected to be recovered. To stem the losses, the ■ • Student S ize s 25 T o 3 0... string of Wall Street stockbrokers for traffic in N ich o la s 8 IDON, Lebanon — Israeli ptenas bombed freighter bt the stratealc waterway, marine salvage the moral standards of the middle class. The new agency is instituting a "check intercept p rocess": drugs supplied It. Evidently the only occupation Palaatlnlan tergeta near Bldon today, killing 10 executives reported today. drug world offered a nummber of reasons for that will stop payment on some 282,000 incorrectly Immune to the problem is TV evangelism where Von HoffhiMi paopia and wounding 26, police aald. Tha The attack on the 8,489-ton Ivan Korotoyev at noon getting stoned. This was time when phrases like issued checks a year, starting in 1988. The Social the vices run more to sex and nwney. laraalls aald they earlier tolled an attempt by Thursday followed Iranian warnings to Kuwait not to Security Administration would also like more seek Soviet and U.S. help to protect Its vessels against "let it all hangout” became popular, and taking guarrillaa to enter Israel and aelza hoatages. Men's Ef Students' The reaction from the society's commanding authority to crack down on recipients who fail to drugs was seen by superficial, chemically Four U.B.-bullt F-4a and two laraell-mada Klirt Iranian Attacks in the Quit. InsUtutional heighU to the prevalence of report overpayments in a timely manner. The Iranians charje that Kuwait aids Iraq, Iran’s toe • 501 Button Fly leisure-time drug consumption has been frantic damaged minds and addled Journalists as made three runs over tha Palaatlnlan relugaa self-realization. But, as importantly, drug taking in the'ew-year-oid war. The Soviets are Iraq’s main and impatiently m-focused. It has also been campa ot Eln el-Hllwah and Mleh Mlah In tha arms supplier. • BOB Stonew ashad associated itself with opposition to the Vietnam Mlnl-Bdltorial compromised both by an unknown but serious attack that began at 1;SB p.m. today, police aald. The sources, who commented on condition of e BOS Black ft Gray ...... amount of oftlcial corruption and also by some kind War. Like long hair and the hippie clothing, it was At a recent Senate Foreign Relations Committee Ambulancaa took caiualtlas to Bldon anonymity, said the general cargo vessel was hit oft of possible collusion with drug tratBckers by people the » t h anniversary of the hooking of America. It an act of defiance by young people who really hearing on foreign aid, the African nation of ‘ hoapitala. Police reported one hour attar tha raid Dubai in the southern waters ot the gulf. It sailed from In the Reagan administration who may have used was in 1967 that the Summer of Love was neither cared nor knew much about politics other Djibouti was mentioned. The senior Republicans,. that raacuara had evacuated 28 wounded Kuwait three days ago en route tor the Saudi Arabian • student Size#.. proclaimed and tens of thousands, possibly even cocaine to Bnance their contra operations in than they weren’t interested in taking pariin Mr. Jesse Helms of North Carolina, Inquired where it \ civlilana. port ot Dammam via Dubai. The London-based Lloyds Shipping tntelllience unit Central America. At least one cargo niane loaded larger numbers of high school and college-age Johnson’s war. was, and San Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., ■ youth took off for San Francisco and a season of strode to a big map and pointed out the tiny country said the vessel was attacked by "unldentined small wHh marijuanalsnded at Homestead Air Force U.8. offtrs draft troaty boats" and that its hull and superstructure were Base In Farida, according to CB8 NeVs- If true, It drugs, sex and roi^ and roll. The baby boom kids . SOME BUT NOT ALL anti-war people on the shores of the Red Sea. So take solace, the • were turning into teenagers, the magazine covers encouraged drug taking and sybaritism. It was one GENEVA - Tha United Btataa haa llnlahad a damaged. All Sales Final. No Refunds. wouldn’t be for the first time. During the Vietnam young among you who have been accused of being, The Iraqis attack tankers In Iranian watera, mainly featured excited arUcles about “ Youth Quake." way, perhaps the only way. to get millions of draft treaty calling tor large eutbaeka In atrataglc War the a A had a hand In heroin smuggling tor ignorant of geography. Some of your learned near tha Kharg laland oil terminal in the northern No Exchanges - Cash. Check. Bank Cards almllar reasons of state. It’s noteworthy that some and the motto of the moment was “ tune in, turnon non-political, poorly read and poorly informed leaders aren’t so smart either. : nuclear weapons, end planned to praeant it raachea ot the gull. Iran retallatei by attacking el tte names associated now wtth the contra and drop out." Every pore of the media nmnster youth to make a statement. If having sex in public today during talka with tha Soviet Union, e U.B. merchant ihlpa In the louthern neutral aector ot the exuded the message that drugs were, as they liked eocalne doings are the same as those who, as young and taking LSD could be defined. as it was, as aotpcaeaid. waterway. to say in that summer, wherelt was at. The rebellion against established authority, then tor Tftaaouree, who spoke on comiltlon ot men, were Involved wtth a A drug smuggling in Until Thuraday, no veiteis of the superpowers had y 'I Beatles, The Doors, Jimmy Hendrix and the once the truly ton-loving and politically apathetic JHaurliPBtrr Urralii enenymlty, declined to reveal detalle ot tha •outheastAala. been attacked, although the Iranians intercepted and Grateful Dead, the nmislc often enexpresslvely ^ could be made to play a part in ending the war. propoeel. But Praaldant Reagan eald teat Founded In 1991 seised a Soviet freighter in the gulf last year. good but thoroughly drug sodden. In the succeeding years, drug taking spread to Monday that a draft on atrataglc mlasllaa would V IT 0 0 MB8 DOWN TO IT, is America willing Two Soviet and one American rreighters were bluecollar youth, to farm youth, spread be Introduced In Geneva at a way to "Intanalty jeans+pl^ to Hi youth wRb cocaine and such as the PENNY M SIEFFEnr . Puweiwr; efterta to reach agreement on reducing atrataglc intercepted by the Iranian navy near the Strait of "Your Poahlon aricetorhelplag the costras win the war against 8INCB TAKINO these sUbstances represented a everywhere and lost all vestige of political or social DOUQLSS X BEVINS EMeulNe tdSor • Hormui laat year. But they were only searched for price I A arp break witb standPids W the past, • ruHonale meaning. It became pleasure, pure and simple. AttodM* EOSer ' oftaiwlva nuclaar arms by 80 percent." ^ uon com w uelit i t N rhaga they are, at. ALEKSNOEn QIREttI Iraqi-bound cargo end then, allowed to resume their ttoN I to i^ Ig tn B evolved whicb held that gcttlnt Twenty years later, the story of how drug taking in Reagan aald tha draft would raftact ioTthem. After all, therearemany voyages. 297 EASTCENTER STREET, M,ANCHCSTER. CT leezdi stoned was fashionably radical, daringly America was popularized is already largely DENISES nOBEBTS Aif¥«(UMne DMelar egraamante reached at laat year’s summit with __ j who would accept nudear annihilation as M/UtK F. ABBAITIS ...... BuHnew Meneew The raid on tho Ivan Korotoyev heightened tension OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY W AM l\i i RM "anti-cstabllslunent.’ ’ Utatll 1967, In the American torgotten, but those government oflcials who’re Btfvtal laadar Mikhail 8 . Gorbachev In Iceland, • renaonabto cost tor terminating Marxism with SHELDON COHEN ComeoAlne Maniser and addraaa Soviet concama akprataad since caused by the eacalating Iranian IhreaU to neutral guK J THURSDAY NIGHT *TIL Y RM . mind, dope fiends were denizens of the demimonde, now countenancing it to help the contras, could do nOBEBTH HUBBABD Prettraom Manaeer entreane prejudice. shipping and to the atrategic Strait of Hormut, the woraethan to read a little recent social history and JEANNE O FBOMEBTH CiTculiMon Men tear tneam • — wwsihletodatesuch a seml-crimlnal types and degenerates. And then, southern outlet to the gulf. _ alnKtei,‘»'«^r. --* r jt of the blue, young men and ponder its meanings. wwL.Mid raigedy phenomenon, this year Is

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"Sieie*fti*«it** . m it . - ^ ^ ^ak'-A^ j* teacher* aiwoM igift«»h*g/*<«w ^ fl71M winWlft^etf CVrlVfll^cv^iafiii IW E/Tvwglil •MII^MMteilftU|FOg l David Cone pitched seven Innings well. left from the ballpark tor Wilson sold he had not spoken to Caceres, asked If It were possible Buckner since the tatelul grounder Will be held tonight at Coventry him as a very good father, and f McKinney had contracted AIDS Rlagar BtgonlBB atatuaty Hanging Fuahla of three-hit ball and Rafael Santana Atlanta to start a seven-game road High School, hut no vote will he knew him as a wonderful husband drove In both runs with a single and trip. and did not plan to, even though through homosexual contacts, said Tubaroua Bagonlaa Blid Fa^ra African VIolata Messier shines for the Oilers they will be forever linked In made on the budget. Instead, the who was very caring for people. he’d heard that type of speculation RBI groundnut - and the crowd "We needed this game.” Mets budget will go to a referendum. "I know that right now he would about virtually every congressman By MIko Node! the Edmonton Oilers’ other super­ (bringing defensemen Into Edmon­ was at Its loudest when replays of Manager Davey Johnson said. hasehall history. >. Resident Roland Green submit­ have liked us tolook forward and not In the city. The Auoclaled PrMs star to shine. ton’s zone) and it was over with. the World Series shown on the color "Their hallclub Is tired. I’m sure ”tt 1 see him. I’d prohahty siiyn ted SO petitions Thursday to adjourn look behind, and get help In finding a ^ "It gets to the point ot ridiculous­ "When It was t-l. late In the Give Messier an Inch, he’s going to scoreboard during the game. they felt they didn’t need this casual hello and a casual goodbye.” the meeting to a referendum. cure^ for this disease, however we ness,” the doctor said. ”My belief is EDMONTON, Alberta - With game, we made^i mistake and gave take It. We said before the series "Let’s play nine Innings and get game.” Wilson said. ”t’d like to be Supporters of the referendum say it look at how people get it.” 6eraniums ’2^^ Wayne Gretzky bottled up for the Mark Messier too much room,” that we’re as scared of Mark as we out of here,” said Wane Boggs, The ones who henelltM most remembered tor something else that he got It (AIDS) from the blood are of Wayne Gretzky^^” •Hows more townspeople to to vote Colleagues mourning McKin­ transfusions. This Is to me the most second straight playoHgameby the Detroit Coach Jacques Demers whose Red Sox took a chartered were the New York City Amateur than that at-bat.” on the budget since only a limited ney’s death said hts dying wish to % Detroit' Red Wings, It was lime for said. ”We got caught pinching Messier scored twiw Thursday logical. based on my knowledge and night, the first glvlni^dmonton number can be accommodated at disclose AIDS as the cause of his a review of charts.” Geranium Juniors 890«a. the high school. death was characteristic of a man momentum and a l-(K lead 82 Residents will decide tonight on a unafraid to stand up for what he seconds Into the game, the second time and place for the referendum, NOTICE clinching the contest with 1:22 left, Gooden making progress, thought was right. AI b o L l k 9 tentatively scheduled for May 11. "It was typical of Stewart to want ttoaihwMi V Mof/iart — teSnffLLnridilllS McCormick Complex as the Oilers evened their Stanley The total town budget, Including us to know,’' Rep. Nancy Johnson, RiNig NRi^gwas w ilttai ki B> ^ Msgnollss, Rhododsndrons, Dogwood, KOata«.|2T«.. $jts^ Cup semifinal series at one game bcIk>oI spending, totals |ll,M4,tSS. R-Conn., said aRer learning of Shrgbs, Trsos, Psfsnnlsls apiece with a 4-1 victory. "He’s a big key,” said Detroit to get a start on Tuesday R would require a tax increase of McKinney’s death Thursday. "It’s M . LOREN I.8CHNDDEII 1.4T mills to M. 14 mills. not the easy route to take, but he officially dedicated goalie Greg Stefan, who made SI SOOtATmST YOU C A N T QO WRONG WITH A GIFT CERnFICATB saves but was caught off-guard by By Bon Wolkor Young winner will work either long way to go.” DiMASkB k sunamv or reality, also was a firm supipor- both Messier wrist shots. "We’ve The Attoclotod Frost three innings or 80 pitches, whi­ The____ Megets plan to have Gooden THI FOOT a ANKLk Dedication of the Christie chever comes first. throw Friday, Saturday ahd Sun­ • ADULT a OMLOWnrS foot AILMtNn Bedding A VegetaM e Plants FImIs — Fnrit Traai — Barry Flaato McCormick Sports Complex ter of sports. He was one of the got to stop that guy. We can’t let driving sports behind the MCC him shoot. When he’k on his game, NEW YORK - Dwight Gooden, Gooden, discharged from Bmith- day mornings at Shea under the TTOTTci’ • oiAaanoa. AaTuama a fooa Potatoes — Onions — Qartio m ^ — tIrawSarry, BlaaSarry, RlwSarS, officially took place Thursday ers a week ago Wednesday, pitched supervision of Greg Pavlick, the otaouLsnoN - Shallots - Eto. at a luncheon on the Manchester New England Relays. he’s a tough hockey hlOyer. That’s continuing to make rapid progress • BUMONS. HAMMia TOSS, CTC. B1 4V RatpSarrita, Qrapas "Sports was number one In his their team: when/ Gretzky Isn’t since his cocaine rehaMliutlon, batting practice Hiunday at Shea Mets’ roving minor-league pitching Robert W. Gordon • OWlASIt OF TMI aXIN \ Mott Available at Community College campus. ■ coach. A inie complex includes the life, after his family,” said Ken going one night, they’ve got Mess­ will make Ms return to competitive Stadium prior to the Mets’ exMM- • aFOATS MtDtCUW pitching Tuesday night for m New tion game against the Boston Bed It dltcontlnulna the practice of law at • FOOT a ANKLB INJUMia tennis courts, baseball diamond Hovland. McCormick’s son-in- ier going on another line.” "He’s come along faster than I law. "Having a sports complex T ^ Oilers, who were stunned S-1 York Mets’ Class AAA Tidewater Sox. He has been throwing every • FOOTOaOWTHS and new softball/soccer fields other day in closed workouts at anticipated.” Mets pItcMng coart 417 East Center St., Manchester, Conn. (SFuaa. WAATS. nsMaa. arc.) that are now In place and will be named after him. he’d think it in Game l Tueeday night, wanted to team. Mel Stottlemyre said after vmra- » LATtST BUaOlOAL TtOMWOUt was pretty Jazzy.” get off to a better start In the second Gooden's first outing since Ms Shea. Any cMtnft withino thtir files may call at BATuaoAT a ttaWNa Nouas AVAfutaic Open Dsfly used next year. ”It felt good to be home again. I> Ing Gooden i^trt to Wally Back- aroasMfivB coMFtaaAWoa cAtn The late McCormick, a Mid- MCC Athletic Director Pat game of this best-of-seven Camp­ 28-day stay at the Smitliers Alcoho­ man, Barry Lyons and AlPedrtque that address on M oy 9, 1907, 1-5 P.M. All tiles t A M - ir a Mistretta presented several bell Conference final series. lism and Treatment Center will had good command of my breaking ■MaaoiNons aaaa bamb day westerner who believed in Jun­ ball,” Gooden said to a statement on Thursday. "Il’theenelongGme prior to 19S0 will not be retained. ior colleges and was a driving plaques to firms and individuals "We thought it was important to come in the International League waiting for this day." MMM.646-51S3 force In having Manchester who helped build the Christie go out and try to get the lead.” game at Tidewater against releated by the Meta. "It’s only the 443 MWdls Tnpk. W.. Mafwhaatar ^GS^W gojland^StyJMgnstisste^ first time I’ve Oirown from the Backman said Gooden threw Community College become a McCormick Sporto Complex. Richmond. "very well and very hard.” Telephone 643-5113 Weaae (nni to page II The loss National League Cy mound here and 1 know there’s a IOC to look into incidental use of banned drugs Ung five erran tn the first inning >k p j w which allowed tbe CMeftatos to vIPMW v lJfPPiWBWiW»f fWi W lil^Kfm __ I______C M M Ie WN B iO I Cseate«e>iCta1 to (be A C C and F 2 Three In a raw. son Park. East is now 9-4 and South Hot Shcte Of the m oreratl. ft resumes play Saturday The Manchester High girls' soft­ falls to 1-3. East was back in action at the stotb annual Jim Fenders ball team came from behind to today against St. Thomas Aquinas IPflflkds Y0lr Memorial Scholarsblp game tO-Iri LR- Roorlowet. topple Conard High School, 12-7, in New Britain. LaaOiia ran Moflsy'Wfniiars Thursday afternoon In Interconfer­ agatost host Stratford High at Sue Concannon was the winning Harald pboto by Rnib Fenders Field at 1 p.m, Tbe field : Cheney beaten ence play at Fitzgerald Field. It pitcher for the Eagles, allowing and game are to honor of Penders' was the Indians’ third win in a row only one walk and striking out one. Manchester High’s Erin Prescott touches home plate father, tong-time coach and athletic Things haven't been gtrfng the and puts them over the .900 mark "She (Concannon) hadn’t pitched m i f m during Thursday's game against Conard High at s m m 1 4 4 6 ^ ------director at Stratford High. way Cheney Tech Coach Bill (9-4) for the first time this season. In a while and she pitched well,’’ »IZ6,6W II Hill $3,75^ Cast took the lead for good to the Baccara would like them to. Conard Is 9-0. Manchester re­ East Coach Ja y McConvIlle said. Fitzgerald Field. The Indians won, 12-7. bottom of the first Inning. Kevin Unable to string together any of turns to action today at 3; 30 p.m. at Amelia Bearse had two hits, Lawrence singled and when Kris Its 10 hits, Cheney succumbed to Windham High School in CCC East including a double, and scored tiand, 4-1, and South Catholic. 5-0. Plummer. Doubles winners were DeRoehn's pop Into shallow left Rocky Hill High, IM , Thursday In Division play. three runs. The Eagles had their big Medalist honors went to Frank Jill Boggini and Paula Lacey, and field c a ro m ^ off left fielder Rene Charter Oak Conference baseball Trailing, 7-0, Manchester scored Inning In the third when they scored Wamester of South Catholic with a Kristin Ashbacher and Sue Monteserin's glove for an error, actipn at Beaver Field. Cheney is six runs In the bottom of the sixth five runs. Singles by Katie Fisher 36. East is 3-3 and its next match is Guerette. Lawrence scored and DeRoehn now 6-4 while Rocky Hill moves to Inning highlighted by Barbara and Patty McDevitt and four walks today against Ellington. Rstvits; Oobblo Bray (M ) def. lyot . 4<, 44); Nicoio a ...... Mollow (M ) dot. Young ^ ^y is 85^ ^ y scampered to second base. He 8-9. Cheney resumes action today O'Brien’s bases-loaded double to were the ingredients for East’s Rm u IH: 6ost vs. Rortland — Oroves 44), 4-3; Morion Rlummor (M ) dot. V -*y/ {gfes X scored frrnn there on M aiv M anila' against Bolton High to Bolton at key the Indians’ comeback. Man­ runs. OR. Srlc Stoof (SOA^ftft; Sullivan dtf. Hodded 4-4, 4-4; Jill Booglnl-Poufa Chris Alsllo (SC) tt-42; Rnsdsf. Stsve flco’s sharp stogie to center field. 9 ;M p .m . chester began the game by commit- LOMy (M) dot. K. LahotkI-S.l-S. Lohookl Costlla (S O 42-47; Don Maher (EC) 44), 4-1; Kristin Ashbochor-SuoOuorofto Bolton topped def. Steadman 41-41. Rortland wen the IM) dot. Movor-Patros 4-1,4-1. Porenal- medal point, 143-174. Turnor (W) dot. Daniolle Smlth-Cothy B O LTO N - The Bolton High East vs. South — Wamester (SC) det. Moduski 4-4, 3-4, 4-3. sifaranffflirs iijsti girls’ softball team dropped a 6-2 Stone 31-44; Slenorello (SC) det. Aiello 41-42; Clark (SC) def. Casella 43-47; Ch«nty triumphs NtA eflAMM Ufcfn118,Wifrlin101 decision to East Hampton Thurs­ Sullivan (SC) def. Moher 4041. South day afternoon. Bolton is now 1-6 end took the meihil point, 141-174. The Cheney Tech tennis team Orify Tom Wation haa btan abla to aarn lha PQA its next game is today at home blanked Prince Tech, 6-0, Thurs­ money-winning titia mora tHan onoa during tha lOiOa. against Portland High. day. It was Cheney’s first win of the Am ong IhaaegoHara^ tHa top winner during tHafIrat third Michelle Dominski fired a one- Tennis season against two defeats. Che­ hitter for East Hampton and struck ney's next match is today at home. o f th e 1961 four waa Greg Norman — No. 12 on the ■T«rry Qrtmon. Uiw m m — out 14 Bolton batters. Denise Welch against RHAM . Singles winers for g w Swwit Kiwk. MH8 boys win m o n e y Hat. had the lone Bolton safety end the Beavers Were Mark Ference, played well defensively. Robin TOLLAND — The Manchester Scott Megquire. Mark Chsson. and Mitchell also played well for High boys’ tennis team upped its Nick Werfel. LWAAMidOl ^W omf ^WIIv hiIRh Mi|ir Lm i m Tag Tm Bolton. record to 3-5 with a 6-1 win over host Rooutts: Mark Foronce (C T) dot. fm«M< HUh f«r tM t«Mfi. Bolton scored its two runs when Tolland High Thursday. Singles Grant 44), 4-0; Scott Mopoulro (C t) dot. H u s ^ 44), 44); Mark Cusson (C T) def. Cifilmli17 4oi;y#yi W«», SHll«t Im Ntltoid The Oilers are expecting a big expensive flying there. And we’re Game I. tlorlo ib ) at BoUon t•coml, orsMt Tb N , M yli. explosion Saturday night, when the paying American bucks, by the K u rrl’s short-handed goal capped to McCormick Mile Messier said. "W e were pretty well a 2-on-l rush with Gretzky. That iSb U) at d*y*lanA Win IM l rtwice in the Fifth .m. by Jari. Kurri with 2:32 left in the rood gomes. the N H L ’s highest-scoring team ” We kept our checking going.” Community College New Eng­ Avenue Mile in New York. first period that gave Edmonton a "Just like he (Demers) expected during the regular season, was Demers said ” We were hoping that land Relays, this, the 12th Preparing for the TA C nationals S l S s l & ^ S : a«t*RBfi.L 1-0 lead; "You need that big goal to come here to win. I would expect 1500 meters the last week of Liigua itantHngi - - ^ >Ma tjMHNa to go to Detroit and win.” Sather often able to skate freely through we’d get a break or two and then we renewal. Is pivotal as to the lOLi^tcaOtdC^ and Mark got that big goal That June in California, Donoghue ihfWjt:38 0.m ______. f e g . . sold “ If we didn’t expect it, we tlie neutral zone that the Red Wings hit the (post) ” survival of the event. Jim P i|in 1 I S:t» o.m & asi!Sw vijfe R«t. dtr, cdtowr, from RodMittr ot tlw really got us going, really gave us a Balcome, director of the Man­ views the McCormick Mile as an tonal Ltogut. Btnt Royd Roytord, -third boitman. outHtht to Ro- chester Road Race, has taken important prep. ^ i S n Amirlcin iNiua mull over at the helm and is high­ No one has ever broken four Warriors get Kareemed in game tvifo lighting the Christie McCor­ minutes in the mile in this state. To Im B. Orillia I mick Mile, which could serve as " I ’m looking for a prep race,” ittHniM a distinct piece of history for Donoghue said. ” I ’m not wor­ ried (about breaking 4 min­ M t llM O M M d m t ^ but the Lakers are a great team In the opening minutes of the third Manchester and the state of .to th iL M •v Ktn Ptlart "W e’re going to have to play period. Connecticut after it is run on utes). I feel confident at that r e f f e t W a ^ Th t Atsoclolad Press great basketball.” Later in the quarter, however, June 20. time of the year. I’ll be ready . ” ivotto Stan- N B A Playoifs James Worthy had 20 points for the Lakers reeled off a 9-0 streak to Aiming for a sub-4minute And so will Manchester. lontd Mgrk IN G LE W O O D , Calif - Golden PWryTyCPrCff'hf»W lob VWOOloTmOitthoRodtlc ^OCmC the Lakers, while Joe Barry Carroll pull out to a 77-68 advantage. State Coach George Karl said It SSfeBSS led Golden State with 22 lorly.” Johnson sold. "When tlie R o c k e tt 102, S o n ic t M wasn’t really an N B A playoff ^ e Lakers, who won all three ^ijiZ^26l'1E2SLU l™ quality performance — by either Warriors tightened the game up. he Akeem Olajuwon scored 22 of his . t r ^ r T eikVlfia'b^let^'^ilthtii hit some hooks and we pulled away regular-season games against the team. Warriors at the Forum but lost by 10 33 points In leading Houston to a Pressure on Habs at home again” But the Los Angeles Lakers, who points and by 15 points in three 23-point halftime lead that avoided beat Karl’s Warriors 116-101 Thurs­ The series now shifts to Oakland, a win-or-else predicament In Game RimauRoM B?tiLEi83wnwi_ Loo B v K»n Rappoport Despite coming home for a where the Warriors beat the Lakers games in Oakland, figure they’ll M l. emmilyo tuord and Lyntot AtAloon, day night to take a 2-0 lead in their have It tough again in Northern 4 The Associated Press weekend series, the Canadians best-of-seven series, mostly in both meetings during the regular The Sonics scored only 13 points don’t expect things to get anv ANRRRS-blonod season, for afternoon games Satur­ California. disagreed - ’’They’ll come out with a lot of in the second quarter as Houston MONTREAL — While the vener­ easier. If anything, they feel It "We plaved four quarters of day and Sunday. passion.” Johnson predicted of the built a 56-33 halftime lead, and able Montreal Forum may not be a could be tougher. basketball and didn’t try to win It in Houston beat Seattle 102-84 in the Seattle never caught up, visiting bockey team’s choice of the only other playoff game Thursday Warriors. one quarter,” said Lakers center " It ’s their crowd and they always ” I ’m very pleased,” Houston best place to play on the road, “ I don’t .know if the home-ICe ! ffWicni^a IT* Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who scored night Seattle leads the series, Coach Bill Fitch said "Any time things aren’t so easy for the home advantage means anything, the' which resumes Saturday at Seattle. play well against us up there 15 points. "It will be the toughest gome of you’re down 2-0, you never know team either way the playoffs are going this n S m W tlfD dWMALBRb-Wened L 2-1 imwidtw m w manotof.ta "W e sustained the offense for 48 the series,” Abdul-Jabbar pre­ what to expect, especially with the "Expectations ere so high in the year.” said Montreal Coach Jean minutes; we really had a team Tonight. Atlanta travels to De­ way Seattle has been playing ’’ Perron, whose team has won five of ____ I “^SSfUe* dicted. " I expect them to be fired Forum.” Montreal Canadians goal- troit with that series tied at 1-1. and ^ a te n by a combined seven seven playoff road games this year. t-WomSwlonwi effort. tender Brian Hayward said Thurs­ ■■Sm«dmt*51tt?’U t-m.. It Boston takes a 2-0 lead to up.” "Eve n If we play at home. It doesn’t " I expected.the Warriors to come Golden State, which lost the points In tlie first two games at day as the defending Stanley Cup Milwaukee. mean we'll win the games” out amd play a tough game, and they opener 125-116 when the Lakers Houston the Rockets limited the champions prepared to meet the Karl said he was disappointed Wednesday night’s victory by d id ” broke loose for a 49-point third Sonics to the lowest halftime total In Philadelphia Flyers tonight in with h is -rlu b ’s Intensity In the Montreal reflected a general trend Tbe 40-year-old Abdul-Jabbar. in quarter, was able to keep Los the team’s playoff history. The Game 3 of the Wales Conference R a d i o . T V secondOoss to the Lakers. In this year’s playoffs that has seen the playoffs for on N B A record 16th Angeles from making any sizeable previous low was 34 points. final. " I think we bea), ourselves,” he road teams win morg than 50 year, scored 12 points in the final runs In the second game Dole Ellis, who averaged 32 ” 1 think at home there’s more said. " I don’t think either team percent of the games. quarter as the Lakers finally shook But the Lakers, who led 85-78 points In the first two playoff games pressure on us, particularly on the played very well; It wasn’t a good “ We do not expect a ’homer’ off the tenacious Warriors, headinr into the final quarter, took against Houston, was limited to 12 power play. Fans yell. We’re more 1:11». m. — $ 8 ? y L r e v * . C h w ^ NBA playOTf game. aeries.” Flyers Coach Mike Keenan (WKMT odtl ri >1 oeSt H oWor "Kareem really was aggressive command by outscoring Golden points. Tom (Tiombers led the tight than we ore away from the ___ _ ) "W e’re the underdogs. We’ve got ■aid. " It ’s whoever gets the breaks l«.-liucfc%M«M) and he got us back up again.” said State 15-8 in the first six minutes of Sonics with 24. Forum ” j M . — f i m H oft Roe toR. to con(e out and battle and we didn’t and has the most healtliy bodies Laker guard Earvin "Magic" John­ the period to build a 100-86 pad. Ralph Sampson added 18 points, The Canadians are coming off a do that. available. We got the breaks In >:|t e.m/-^'Jldno at Yonlt»^WR<5 son. who scored 23 points, hod eight The Warriors, who trailed by as including 13 in the first half, for 5-2 triumph In Game 2 at Philadel­ , — MHL Rtonratto: Rtyorooft "Now we’ve got to win both Game one. they got them last rebounds and eight assists many as 12 points in the second Houston, which led 75-57 after three phia on Wedneaday night that tied games In the Bay Area. We did that (Wednesday) night.” ^VSmT^'cRttset Buclti, Chonnot« . "H e was a real force on the quarter, rallied to tie the game at 60 quarters. their best-of-seven series at 1-1. WICMT offensive end of the floor partlcu- against Utah (in the first round). mmm'mMmMMJD. rmu.Mmn. mnALiCpgbiL Cards dmost bum away win FOCUS/lVeelcenrf •v Htradwl NtMSMM plteher can’t gat Into the sixth or McoM|ilace, one-half gamubshind Ths AM O doM I l» r m sevpnth Inidni. Those Buys tot paid NLRom Hinp a lot of money to get Uiese p t ^ irhe Ion was the Cuba’ R fft of the HMM Im 't MMMIjb ktrOMHI out and they’re not doing It.*' season in seven night gMnaa, They tlw wtlM tor ttw aT Lottit Csnil* are 3-3 on the road. ■A i ? I'- i' ■ M li’ MMB aquatf to blow • I4>nin **CanyoutoriMlne, w egetlhrw is OlBntB 11, CtllM 1 < i i f V >41 ih ’’w lood, but Omr n v o It • good try. in a game (a season hifSd end we*re Rob WlttoM hit a two-run iHNner DodjBIB t, FlfBltB 9 1m CortHMli* bttllpM to iM d ^ net even clooe,** Sown n id . In his second NL at-bat to open the wHb flamo-Uirowcra tbooe day* nteeter Bamee, lnhtoRritat4iat scoring in the M rd inidM and Mike in • 1-3 ihttto^ and tm n k out a wboii what thay raally mod arc ot die season, hit a three-ntn homer Laftoes MIowed seven luhi In 31-3 career-hii^ I I batten. Honeycutt, ■OHM Hr* c K tii^ ltb m . and Jack a a H hit a solo riiot % tnntnp and strpMt out a caree^ who has made 38 starts since Ms •URu** "H ave you ever teen anytiilBt among IT M. Louis hito. The game .high Bine batters In his Rrst start last complete game on Sept. 18, like diatf 1 never have,** M aM ier was scordess until Clark’s seventh since April II. 1138, atoo drove In a run with a '4 C’ **! Wbhay Hereot eald Ibureday after homer touched off an eli^-run Wlltong, the fifth player to start squeete bunt while IRckcy Hatcher the San Diego Pwlree Mored Rve fourth taMdng, rtx ot them against at second base tor the Giants this hrt three Hta, InrduAm a ^ T eacher's roM In die eevenUi in n ii« end Rve M Hawkim, §4. Clark a n ^ llle season, homered off Ed Lynch in homer and run-acoring m p e . more la die nindi h ^ m the McGee each had two hits In the the third inning after LaOoM was Cardlnato eecured a I M I vtetwy. inning, with McGee’s second single safe on third baseman KMth Kb led M f the secoiMl Inidng against **1 wonder what wae the Migeet ! the scoring. Moreland’s throwing error. Wil- Bob IQpper witii his Riet heiM run Mown lead In die Rnal inning in recently promoted from fong, who hit 33 homer* in is since he rejoined the Dodgers as a .V' hlitoryT Thto one had all the theminws, connected In the eighth American League seasom, was free agent last montii after six pet makinga.** % Inning off Greg Booker. Winner Bob signed as a free agent on Tuesday years witii tiie MtimeeOla Twins. Henog aaw hli reliever* Mow m rtch Manked the Padres unUI he and called up after playing two Mariano Duncan hit his tiltod home elghth-inning lea A of s-t and T>1 was chased In die sevendi, w h «i games in the Pacific Coast League. run of the season In tiie tiiiid Inning earlier thto month. And deenite Stanley Jefferson and Bruce Bochy The Oianto made it 34 on Matt tor a S4 lead. This dog attends 1hureday*B ecare, the victory lined homered tor San Diego. John Kruk Williams’ RBI double in the tourtii. The Dodgers! St. Louie hack Into Rret place In die hits three-nm homer off Ray Soft In B (* Melvin drove In two runs with a to 84 in the tourtii on a National League Eaat. one-hall the ninth. Rfth-inning double and doubled loaded, two-run s h f^ by R n ^ ^ game ahead or die Chicago Cul», Bowa iMttcated that Hawkins, home another run in San Francis­ Williams — he was hitiess In < Keeney School who lost to San Francisco 11-1. In whoae ERA Is 8.03, may lose his co’s three-run seventh. Jelfft^ previous at-bats this season — and the only other game, Los Angeles spot In the starting rotation. Leonard and C^ndy Maldonado Mt Honeycutt’s squem bunt against heat n tt^ rgh SS. " I think l*ve bent over backwards consecutive home runs o ff Frank Hipolfto Bena. By Anlfo M, CQldwsll It you think itercog has problems trying to get him on the board,” Honeycutt lost his Md torhlsRrkt D P I no In the Giants’ three-run H erald Reporter with a bultoen that has allowed M Bowa said. ’ ’ITiere comes a time in eighth. The Cubs’ wily run (»m e on shutout in more than three years in earned runs and six homers in Its everyone’s career when you’ve got Ryne Sandberg’s fifth-inning the seventii on Sid Bream’s two-run Aja A prwMv If w u were to tell Jean Freeman she treats last IS 1-3 innings, consider the to say, 'Hey look, I ain’t doing the homer. l^ght of Larry Bowa, San Diego’s Job.’ And I diink that time has H ie victory moved the Giants " I ’m not worried about R (lack of her dog, Hessha, too much like a baby, she’d rookie manager, whose dub has a come. into a virtual tie with Cincinnati for complete games),” Honeycutt San Framciico’n Chill Davin allGaa into aacond Im m b u t' he nattered. ?-n record. " I t ’s a shame when a starting first place in the National League said. "There’ll be otiier games. Til not in limn to avoid tha tag of Chicago’s Ryna Sandbarg Freeman, a I t Dorset Lane resident, is one West although tiie Reds iMd by IS take the win any time, no im tter of 70 "foster parents” for the FIdelco Guide 4 ■ pereentagei^nts. After threedsys how we got it.Ih m great out there. I during thindMnnlng ataal attamiH Thuraday night. Tha atop the NL East, the Orbs M l to had enough stuff to keep going ” Qiuntta won, 11-1, Dog Foundation in BloomHeld. non-profit organisation breeds and Sports fai B ridf trains German shepherds to serve the blind. Y HwtM RtMHg li^ Twhmf Freeman teaches the dogs social skills before National Farm opant Saturday Fidelco trains them as guide dogs. Twins break curse of left-handers J«an Freaman stands in tha front of bar Kaanay Straat School w h o will avantually bo tralnad as a guida dog for tha blind. She exposes the dog to people, shopping The Manchester National Farm Little League will conduct classroom with Hassha. Sha is taaching social skills to tha dog, opening ceremonies Saturday at Veridanck Field at 10: W a.m. Bv Jaft Boenan hurled a threeJiltter as the Orioles Viola’s comebark. double. Gladden then acored on a malls, restaurants, and any and all places a followed by a trlMeheader. The sdredule has Hartford Road The Assodnted Press tinit out tile Twins 34 Wetinmday Twins’ outfielder Kirby PuckMt graund out by Puckett. blind person would normally go. 1 Dairy Queen vs. Ansaldi’s in the opener followed by Boland said VMa’a teammides bad coMI- BaMmoieeutthelmdtot-lIntke Part of the dog’s ’’education” takes place Brothers vs. Lawyers and Moriarty Brothers vs. Oilers. MINNEAPOLIS - H ie Minne- salvaged the final dence he would bounce back. sixtii bMiihK when Oal lUpken Jr. inside Freeman’s third-grade classrwm al had Fidelco dogs as house pets. He bought ing in a frame. She also matches the puppy with the game of the seriesinadual of losing "You knew Frankie was going to acured on a aacftilce fly hy fM inn the Keeney Street School. The dog is often Fidelco-trained dogs because they were around the room. The dogs are trained to obey foster family, and monitors their left-hander* Twins starter Frank be all r i ^ , ” Puckett saM. "A n he Simmons But Minnesota scored development. loslng to two Baltimore taken to school, since Freeman has no even-tempered and good with people. the command to "lea ve it.” Bannat to hoat track Invitational Viola snapped a tour-game per­ had to «to Is tiirow Ms i^mie and ttiree runs In the seventii to tokc a tn-community training is «ssenUal, she lefties, tiie Twins thwarted a third sonal hMiT« streak wMIe wtaAcas children. Freeman owned a Fidelco dog as a house Fidelco gives a red Jacket to each dog that everytiiing would he fine.” 8-1 lead. said. " I f you raise a dog in a kennel situation, The fourth annual Bennet Junior High girls’ track and Reid lell-hander and heat tiw Orioles 8-2 Baltimore starter Mike ViMiagan K «^ agreed with his playere’ pet and through her association with the has reachi^ a certain level of discipline, Invitational will be hMd Saturday at lla.m . at Manclmter High's Hiursday. M Ito 8 4 . assessment of VMa. Newman led o ff with a double to WHILE STUDENTS have grown to love organisation, she decided to become a foster enabling the foster parent to bring the dog into the dog won’t be properly socialised, tt needs Pete Wigren Track. Teams from NFA, Fox Middle School of •‘We’re not looking back. We’re "H e’s very capable of winning 28 leR. weM to third on Gladden’a Hessha, the dog has become comfortable with parent. shopping malls, stores and restaurants. to be at ease with dogs, cats, squirrels, traffic Hartford, Cutler Junior High of Groton, East Hartford Middle going to tile future.” said Twins R was the only grnne played games,” Kelly said. "He’s one of single and scored on a single by titem and the busy atmosphere that is a part "A t first, 1 didn’t think I could do it because When Hessha was ready to face the real — everything.” School, Woodrow Wilson of Middletown and host Manchester will Manager Twn Kelly, ebose team Thursday In the American League. our main tiioiiitors and be has to Puckett. After Puckett stole se­ ol a sdiool day. 1 didn’t think I could give it up,” Freeman world, Freeman began taking Hessha to Freeman said watching the dog grow and be entered. Manchester’s girls have won the last two years. opens a three-game series twdght " I knew my ability,” said Viola, contribute tor us to win.” cond, Tony Arnold relieved nana- seeing her work pay off make her feel good. against the New York Yankees at 24. "1 knew I would come around ” " I ’m very appreciative of (principal) said. shopping malls. Trophies will be presented the winners witii ribbons to those from Gary Gaetti had three hits and gwn. GaMtl then tingled to center, " It ’s the thrill of my life, tt makes It all second to sixth place. Yankee Stadium. Viola went 714 inniiigs, aBswed drove in two runs tor the Twins, who scoHrw Gladden and Puckett. Frank Amara for his support,” she said. " I t ’s Freeman Is given the puppy al seven weeks Tile reaction of the shoppers still makes her Until Hiursday, tiie Twins had six hits, snruck out six m d walked moved to within a half-ipmie ot H ie Orioles scored their Rnal run very important tor the and keeps it tor about a year and a half. chuckle. worth it.” not fared well against Baltimore two Jeff Reardon pitched tiie ninth first-pi ace California in the AL in the eighth when Rteken i Amara thinks the experience has been great "People just assumed t was blind, even Acma Marlt-thon hat full achadula southpaws. Rookie Eric Belt held inning to |dck up Ms seventh save. and came home on Ray RnMd’a tor the students. A FIDELCO DOG requires far more time though they saw me reading signs,” Freeman Trainer* and dogs from the Fidelco Guide Minnesota hitiess until tiie ninth "H e put hitter* on the defensive H ie Twins scored two runs bn ttie s M ^ . "It’s a wonderful oMortunlty for the and discipline than an ordinary house pet, she saitd. "M ost people think I’ m blind and hold Dot Foundation will itrnt their stntt on Snndny GLASTONBURY — The ninth annual Acme Merit-thon w ilj be inning of a S-4 Baltimore victory instead of pitching detomrively,'’ Rrti iimiiM. Al Newman waBied, gave up eight Mta, five nl 11 n.m.k M low lnt the G, Fox 13K Mnther’t Tuesday night, and Scott McGregor children to be involviM In something so said. doors for me,” she said. More than once, she’s held in Glastonbury at the Recreation Center on Sunday, June 7, Twins catcher Hm Laudner aaMof and scored on Dan Gladden’ s runs andthithree walks in six Innings Dny Women's Rnn, Ib e demonstradlon will at 10 a.m. with a 0.2 mile run scheduled. A "Fun Run” will also be beautiful like this, ” said Am ara. "Jean has Tbe dog isn’t allowed to sit on furniture, heard someone whisper, “ Doesn’t she know held that date, beginning at 10 a.m. and a Sorter course will be chosen a hobby that is going to help a blind take food from the table, or sleep on beds. better than to bring in a dog.” Wdte plnce nt the rhce*s finish line. In front ol O, run. The Acme Walk-a-thon and family sports day will be held on person ’see’ and I toel good that we're dtdtog Evimtually, the fixster parent doesn’t go Fox, SM Main 8L, Hartford, To participate In Saturday, June 0, at the University ot Hartford campus at lOa.m. Norman finally gets good first round our small ^ are.” anywhere without the dog. JANIE RUSSENBERGER, Fidelco's foster the mn, meet In trontntthedepnrtmenutorehy at the Physical IMucation facility. Freeman became Involved with Fidelco !^ e at’ ends Fidelco training classes once a program director, screens which puppies will 13 n,m„ with n IT entry toe. For more Bv Bob Green when 1 was toe far hack,” Norman Proceeds from the events go to the Jimmy Fund’s anything t’ve played in,” said a hogey. training five years ago, but was not a stranger week with the dog. The classes provide be used in the foster program. Most of the Intormotlon oboot the roce or the dogo, toll The Amoclotod Press Norman, who dominated world golf said. "R ’s a good toellrig to get a Norman and Stewart shared a Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. For further information, call to the organleation. For 23 years, her father exposure to other animals. Freeman said the puppies are females because of their smaller H3-8M3, 240-2540. last year. good first round, get into the thick of one-shot lead over Gary Hallhetg, IRVING. Texas — R had been a This year be has fallon well it. Maybe I can convert that Fred Oouptos and Gary Krueger. long time coming, but Greg Nor­ behind bis 10-victory pace of 1888. weekend scoring through the whole all tied at 35 alter a day of Easter Seal softball toumay sat man finally got the first round he’d He’s won only once this season, in week.” excmUonally low scoring. been waiting for. Australia. A 341-yard drive on the par4 "The golf course was reasonably 8 Team registration for the second annual Easter Seal SoRball "Isn’t it nice? R’s only taken five Larry Mine’s piteb-in playolT seventh hole — Norman’ s 18th of docile,” Norman m M. "H ie winds Tournament, to be held Saturday and Sunday. June 13-14, at weeks,” Norman said after a birdie beat Norman In the Masters the day — set up a 3-iron shot tiiat were gentle. But if we don’t get any Charter Oak Park in Manchester is now being accepted. The 8mnder-par 84 on Thursday bad playoff and only some weekend p rovid e him with a 4-toot putt tor rabft and the greens firm up. the Choices abound for Mother’s Day dinner event is held annually to raise funds to suport programs and given him a share of the first-round heroics — a 88 In the Heritage, a 88 an eag1e4 that tied Mm with Payne scoring conM go up.” lead in the 3800.880 Byron Nelson at Houston, a87last weekend at Las Stewart. services for children and adults with disabilities. H ie group at 36 inebsded Ben BUInH inClutiCS SERIOOQ IWwOUrE. Brawn HMMmMMiBC3„34tMatn For further information, registration, contact Kelley Olson at Golf Classic. Vegas — brought him respectable Stewart, who has lost tournament Orenshaw. D.A. Weibritw. Mark St., Hartford. Eggs lloranUne, “ I ’ve been playing well but, finishes. playoffs in Texas in each of the last curried chicken, veal paprika a 1-300474-7037 or 223-0433, the Easter Seal Society of Connecticut. WIebe. Tom Byrum. Keith Cleats poached salmon with eggs, sea­ except for the Masters. ! haven’t ‘T v e had some decent rounds, three years, also got around the water, laeve Elkington and Duffy Restaurants offer doten salads and asstiried des­ really been a serious threat in but they’veallcomeon tiie weekend TPC course at Las Oolinas witiwut WaMorf. serts. Complimentary glass ot food omelette, seafood crepes, Athletss art subposnaed to testify champagne, children’s "cock­ 38.38 to 37,36. Champagne to,1S tails,” carnation tor moms. 11 per bottle. ll;S3 a.m. to 3 p.m. NEW YORK — San Antonio Spurs forward Walter Berry may free drinks, flowers 828-1333. have been an unwitting cash courier for a suspected drug dealer am . to 4 p.m. 111.86 adults; 13.36 Becker’s 'bit of luck’ saves victory children 5 to 11 under 5 free. on at least one occasion, according to a published report. Cnvt^'U Restnnrnnto, 48 E. New York Newsday reported in today’s editions that Berry, 826-4343. Bv Bob Green* hander from Argentina. on mom’s day Center St. Special menu Includes New York Nets guard Dwayne (P m i I) Washington and Frenchman Guy Forget, while tor me.” Becker said as he The Atsoctatod Press . Hie otiier quaiterfinal pairings lohBtor, squid, wild mushrooms, welterweight boxing champion Mark Breland have been Vilas, who won tiieU.S.Open in 1377 attempts to capture the first cky sent fourth-seeded Andies Gomet on these same d a y courts, la m i­ court WHe of his career. The QaHery, 141 New London Norwegian salmon, tog ot lamb. subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in Manhattan NEW YORK - Horacio de la of Ecuador against No. 3 Martin nated Marty Davis 74, 74. By Money Poppos turnpike, Glastonbury. Buffet which is investigating James Jackson, a reputed heroin dealer. Herald Reporter 3l2to|13torentreeandvegetohle. Pena, forced behind tiie baseline to Jaite of Argentina, defending Gome* d ieted South Africa’s “ 1 think Pm capable.” he said. " I in clu ^ pasta, roast beef, ham, Jackson has been described by fe^ral prosecutors as the have all the tirakes. theserve-and- H o 7 p.m. 343-2781. retrieve a blgb detonsive kb, champkn and second-seeded Yan­ Barry M o ir ^ , 34; Jaite stopped barbecue chicken and all side successor to Leroy (N icky) Barnes, the heroin kingpin who was slammed a p e rb ^ smash down the voltoy game. R’s Juti a matter of You wouMn’twantmom slaving nick Noah o f FYance against No. 18 No. II Jay Berger 34, 34; Krick- dishes, dessert and coffee. A sentenced to life in prison. leR sideline, an apparent winner. putting it all together in a over a hot Move on Mother’s Day, EInna'n, Route 3, Bolton, New Aaron Krkkstoin, and No. 12 stein polkti off a miM upset, ousting magician circulates all day and Thrown in prison in 1373, Barnes has since turned informant But top-seeded Boris Becker Slobodan Zivojinovkh of Viagosla- tournament.” now wouM you? Ot course not) owners Clifford Cnima ond Ruth No. 8 JakobHIasekofSwiteeriaifti; tree Rowers tor all mothers 11; 38 and is seeking a presidential pardon. launched his body to his right and via against unseeded Paul Zivojinovich downed Canada’s And neither would most fami­ Kukulko serving eggs benedict, He broke oe la Pena in the a.m. to 3 p.m. 111.36 athiRs: 33.36 bit a seemingly impossible fore­ Annacone. Martin Wostenhohne 34. 34; and seventii game ot tiie first set. lies in the area. That’s why there giated ham, itockandotherttoms, hand balf-vtiley into the open court children 8834383. Noah continued Ms strong tiiow- Annacone defeated West Ger­ first service break in a dose b a m are already so many restaurants vhKriahles, croissants, bagels, McCallum orctertd to Son DIogo to move to match point. His service ing wfih aneasy3-l,3-l viO t^over m a n ’s Andreas Maurer 34,3-4. that saw both players have to fight In the area that are completely iruR and coffee. Dessert extra. winner to close out tiie third-round his doubles partner and Mlow “ Hiese kind of matches are great to hold serve. Compitmentary champagne and SAN DIEGO — Napoleon McCallum, the Navy ofRcer who match in the 3618.880 Tournament bodked tor mom’s special day. O 'N eM '*. in the Holiday ton, S3 played running back for the Los Angeles Raiders last year, has Here’s a liM of tire places we Rowers. From 113.38 tor whtRs, of Champions was almost Morgans! .Haritord. Roast beef, children 18.36. SeaUngs at noon been ordered to a San Diego4>ased Navy command, according to antidimatic. tound that still had reservations eggs, breakfast meat, pancakes, a service ofRcial. and 2 p.m. RIKed already, spaces “ 1 think it was one of tiie best liB h . available, late on Wednesday desserts. Complimentary cham­ McCallum commuted last year from Long Beach to the Los available al 4 p.m. 34S-23tt. points I ’ve ever played in my Me,” CAR SHOW evening. pagne or mixed drink. 13a.m.tot Angeles Coliseum in central Los Angeles, a trip of about 20 miles, Becker said Hiursday alM ad­ H3M83 We’ve only listed those that p.m 3l3 35aduRs; |S.36children the G3HM Hense, to the Park­ to start Rve of the Raiders 13 regular season games. San Diego is vancing to the quarterfinals o f the offer something special tor Moth­ Y b OldB SpBBd A Sport Emportum under 12.8434433. b m about 120 miles from tiie Coliseum. w eek -1 ^ tournament at the West er’s Diio. snd M p you Moid tddMoMi problems. o f SptmflHelld, Mens. toidTorrpibe. Veraon. BreakfaM lo 4 ^ « i. CMdVTM 44.44. «S 4 4 4 » buffet inclodes biscuits, sausage you? Of course not! BlacksmHh’* Tuvera, 2333 All proceede doneied to the Stninera Crlppied GhiMnens ttoepMH « f SpringfieM. Mam. and bacon, pancakes, fresh and Main St. . Glastosbsry. Prkaie rtb, «amied iraft, eggs. muMirocm • W • OONIBmONAL • MORIMSE C ar Show Supportsrs baked stuffed shrimp. ikaRWih 494^ 1ft04d« QI4III444rMY‘ GBeenU Gym. ManUhMier Omar Shrine Ohib, tXerittieatei gravy. 3:36 a .m. to I p .m. 34.® fer nine other dijbes, soap, dessert Glastonbury. Buffet includes diwwrs.3W 35 3SS-S225- newburg. vealoacar.etc.lUtofH Cnglana ttoraeaie. Mantlhwnei. Boaon wum ingicin Social OHib. taentiheuiei adaRs; 32.M kids 8 to 12. 4 and andbevetage.NoontoCp.m.M 78 S049E4d MC490(p0v ^040 44 444^> Bhm Sky T n y ip Pern. Waiiutiwew Kiao WeVheae, teanohewer adder eat Tree No reservations roast beef.bedeedham.scrod, veal for entree and vegetable. Beathtgps Only BOQtiokete will be BOM 6 4 9 ^ 4 0 aduRs. 34cktidrra 383-3814 at 11:38 a m.s 1:33.3:38 and 3:38 X.G.S. Wemem^^ n p , ^ m ntorU toancheuier accepted. racctetore amd side ditiies. Noon ChangJteMg,322M ain^ Buffet .... — -— ^ te *100*> p « r tick B l to 4 p.m. 31338 adults: 38.38 bidudes beet with orange pert. FUsa* Sesndx* IbraSMaant, 411 p.na. Freeb Rowurs fo r saotbei^s. audio Oonneotion, tXaiutiewei . w w M u y , m wim ^ur p .ia .3 m M . cbtidren ARer4;38p.m.,Mtoter CosnectiratBlvd. East Hartferd. 3S84383 OiBwitiB 4 HUIM Dinner ueydu Atoo ^it* . toanchmaer _ J. s- w y ixemmwaw Tbei I, 21MI Main St. Mniniw bin'll* SupetwlnUh. toanam twramw m eeany, y e a r n , txa. ' f Gmx ttaiWord Peny. tXanchmner Brace Oheeer, MendhWier y MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May f. Iftf - » Wmmkmnden Cities battle over barbecues EVANSVILLE, I»d. (AP) - "W«Ti take tliem on,” n td the 0MM m m a n Cooks on botb rides of the Ohio Johiiaon, head of die Boutli Central "We dtoiFf iwfijfltariyaify,” said River are turning up the heat on Bell team’s chicken cooking squad. Mike Bhouhlerf, fSMraf ehafrman Tha grand lumpers Indiana-Kentucky 'rivalry with a "We thrive on competition. We’ve of the Evansville eook-off. battle of the barbecue festivals this built up a pretty good clientele over A oHy ot tents and show rings has risen m the weekend. the years, and if the good Lord He noted that his contest trill be e i i ^ nmadowa of the Fartirtngt<« Pido Omwim, limited to p&fk whflo Owenritero's Evansville, which has been host takes care of os on the weather we'll includes chfeken mid mntton. ter tile annaal Chlldren’a Serriem fierae Shew A of the Ohio River Arts Festival for be in good shape.” Country Fair. It Is one of the largost protesrional 17 years, Is adding the Barbecue The Evansville contest Is sancti­ Ken Bosley, a board member of horse ^ s on the East Coast, attracting more Cook-off this year. In Owensboro, oned by the International Barbecue Owensboro's festival, says the than 1,000 horses competing for about 0100,000 in .5 » 1 Ky., the self-proclaimed "barbecue Cooking Ckmtest of Memphis, meat, cooking trishniqoe and sauce capital of the world,” the Interna­ Tenn., a city that also claims to he are hallmarks of genuine barbecae. prises. _ ^ ^ tional Barbecue Festival begins This year, the U.8. Bcittestrian Team has ohosen Friday. the Farmington show as the rite tor the 000,000 "Ours has been going on for nine Grand Prix Show Jumping Championship. There is years and we usually have 30,000 to also a midway wItt rides, food bootiis and a 40,000 people," said Laura Neu- country fair. Tickets are M at ^ gate. decker, publicity director for the Competition is open from 8 a.m. to 0 p.m. Srturday Owensboro feast. and Sunday. Take Interstate 04 to exit 10, Men James "Horse” Johnson, whose team swept the Owensboro awards follow signs to Town Farm Road. last year, said the Kentuckians are ils ready for the challenge of a competing festival about 30 miles Watch the birdie downriver. Un-bMfib/y 9filoy9ibl9 The Connecticut Audubon Society is aponsortng a •4 B«art art ‘In' thla wtaktnd. Tha Ttddy bird walk on Saturday morning at I, ieaviiM from P&G asks approval ^ircl| ^ 1 . ^nn Star Fair takaa plaoa at Saorad Haart the Holland Brorii Nature Center, 1011 Main St., of calorle-fraa fat Ohuroh, RoutaSO, Varnon, Saturday and Glastonbury. Warblers are particularly easy to spot before the leaves are out on the trees, say the Sunday. Tha avant It apontorad by ^ CINCINNATI (AP) - The Proc­ Invllet you to Join u» on the Mountain walk’s leaders. ter & Gamble Co. has asked for for Fine Italian Oininff. longtima Manohaatar taaohar Bob 7 ^ ' government approval of a calorie- Kudra and hit wita, Margo, and Inoludaa free fat additive that it has been Serving Dinner Tuesday, Wednesday a laetura on making baara, a baar doctor, Harild photo by Tuoktr testing (or 20 years. and 40 baar artlata and daalara. Tag, you're It PAG said the Food and Drug and Thursday — 5:00‘9:30 Admiaalon la $1.50 tor adulta, 60 oanta Administration agreed Thursday to Music and Miscellaneous Is a tag sale with a Tools h it flut0 He's top Luti volunteer review the company’s research, a Friday and Saturday — 5:00‘10;30 tor ohildran, with proeaada going to Paul difference. It will feature music, instruments, MuozynakI, and works by Virginia Minot step toward approval for market­ Nawman'a Hola In tha Wall Camp and St. records and tapes, at the Hartford Camerata This driwlng of Jomoo Qalway by Joan Walter Stubnar displays his Volunteer of museum this year. A luncheon to honor Sunday — Noon-9 of Simsbury. Tha gallery It open ing products containing the Juda'a Chlldran'a Raaaaroh Hoapital, Conservatory, 411 Park Road, West Hartford. It Muaiynakl of Manohaator' Is Inoludod In the Year award to Lutz Children's all volunteers was held at the home of substance. Wodnoaday through Sunday, 1:30 to am ong othar eharltlaa. Houra ara 10 a.m. will be open from I a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, with tho current exhibit of tho Qallory on tho Museum president Joann Kurtz. Isabelle Knofla, 83 Henry St., on 4:30 p.m., and tha thow will hang The company said It asked the to 6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. proceeds going to the school. Qroon In Canton. Tho show faaturao Stubner gave 315 hours of service to the Wednesday. FDA to give the substance, which Complete banquet facilities for •orylloa, water colors and drawings by through May IS. has been referred to as sucrose Sunday. polyester, the generic name oles- small or large parties. . Jaaz heats up tra, and approve its use as an additive in shortening, oils and Seats up to 300. The Hartt Concert Jess Band will present a tree Hippie burn-out Advice salted snack.s. Cuddle the cockatoos concert on Sunday at I p.m. In Konover Campus Nostalgia abounds Center at the University ot Hartford. “Bluesy Bass George Carlin, who recently played a bumed-out P&G spokesman Don Tassone Perfect for Mother*s Day! Pet Expo, «n exotic animal menagerie that kids Peter "Hermsn" Noone, former lead ringer of said that used in foods, olestra has Bone" and “Catch the Rebop Train" will be Herman’s HermlU, headlines a show In Lenox, hippie In the tilm, "Outrageous Fortune,’Ms the same taste, texture and other Call for reservations. can pet, hat net up Ita tentt at the Manchester Included. presenting an evening of aolo comedy on Sunday at Parkade. There are camels and cockatoos, Mass., this weekend. He Is Joined by Bill J. Kramer Man’s obsession with lottery culinary properties as normal fats. and the Dakotas, best rensembered for the tune the Palace Theatre, Coilege and Chapel streets, elephants and emus and many more. It’s open until New Haven. Tickets for the 8 p.m. performance are 60 Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton, CT • 646-3161 a UMlght, from tt a.m. to • p.m. Saturday and from "Little Children.” Shows are Saturday at 7:80 and Home tour benefits art 10 p.m., at the Cranweil Opera House. For more 018.80 and 818.80, and are available through noon to a p.m. Sunday. Ticketron, or the Palace box office, 884-8407. AdnUtrion la tree. The Glastonbury Art Guild will conduct a home information, call 41S487*1304. drives his family Into poverty Thoughts tour, “Artists In Their Environment," on Saturday Tu99day NtgM - IMIsn Night from • a.m. to 4 p.m. Homes and studios ot 10 DEAR trying to pay It back before I get It'S cruisin' tims Rina In the aprlng caught and go to Jail" Renovate and remodel artists will be on the tour. Proceeds from tickets, at ABBY: I have a Some views from canoeing the Friday, Saturday A Sunday 07.80 each, will go to buy an art center. Tickets and Handbell and youth choirs from two Manchester big problem "I’m a housewife who's so hooked Hockanum: People who sail will ’The.weekiy cruisin’ nights have commenced with my hus­ Spaclala _ Ttdnklni ot remodetlng your home? Then take a maps are available at City Frame, 01 Asylum St., again at the Sycamore Drive-Inn Restaurant In churches will Join musical groups from nine o t^ r on bingo. I’ve even stolen money often speak of the special expe­ peek tido seven homes where extensive remodeling band. He's con­ from my kids’ piggy banks ’ rience of moving across the water Hartford, and the Glastonbury Chamber of Bethel. They’re open from about 7 p.m. to midnight area churchei In a feiUval on Saturday at Trinity stantly buying Dear Abbv • Chicken Cordon Bleu ...... *7.80 has hMn done In the past two years. The S4th Commerce, 8400 Main St., Glastonbury. For more Episcopal Church, 180Sigourney St., Hartford. St. with no sound but that of the water annual House and Garden Tour, a tund>ralser tor each Saturday through the end ot September. The lottery tickets. Abigail Van Buren ‘Tm a cab driver" .. "I’m an itself — and maybe the wind * Baked Sole w/Mstood Muffing...... »8.2S Information, call 0S3-7010 or OSS-0087. music Is from the ’80s, and people cruise In all sorts Mary’s Episcopal Church and Second We are always airline pilot” ... "I’m a sportswri- Walking and bicycling also provide * Veal Scallopini w/mu*hroom« 4 psppsr*...... *S<28 the University ot Harttord‘s Art School, will let you Congregational Church will participate In the 8 broke, and when meet a homeowner who had a mountain moved, ot cars — so long as they’re more than 10 years old. ter” ... “I’m a bellhop" . . "I’m a a means of traveling In which we Admission Is tree. The restaurant Is near exit 8 off p.m. concert. The event Is sponsored by the 1 beg him to stop shoe salesman" ... "I’m a dentist" are exposed clearly to the world • Mixed SMfood Casserole w/tsMood Muffingt...... *9.80 among others. Tickets are 111.80, avallaMe through | | ’f a DID Greater Hirtlford Chapter of the American Guild of buying those the art school, t4M803, or at any store displaying a Interstate 84. For more information, call 740-0400. .. "!’m a plumber," and the list around us and able toexperlence Its 4 MONDAY NIQHT - PASTA NITEik OrganIstsJ Admission Is free. tickets he says If goes on and on. sounds and smelts without the hoase>tour poster. The musical hit, "Pippin," will be presented this I don’t quit nag­ Interference of noisy engines and All the Pasta You Can Eat w/m im , ro«i a outwr * 4 . 9 8 weekend at RHAM High School. Performances are ging him, he will divorce me. Abhy, out. I went to a meeting Incognito In enclosure. Bsn King headlines t don’t want a divorce. We have six There are compulsive gamblers at 7; SO this evening, Saturday and Sunday at the a blond wig and kept my mouth all over the world. G.A. has Canoeing a river is much like LA STRADA Rtitauranf The eyes have It school In Hebron. Tickets are |4 general, IS for children to support and we’re shut. I found a diverse collection ot sailing — relatively quiet propul­ 471 Hartford Road 643-8188 Ben E. King, whose vocal style led the DrlRera to Softly Into the evening already , on welfare. My husband received letters from Arabia. In­ students and senior cltiiens. stardom In the late ’80s, will headline the Eastern men and women of all ages with a dia, Asia. Europe and South Amer­ sion and at times — only the nee,d to Mon.-aat. 8:30-10 / aun. 'til ■ “An Eye tor Art, a Nose tor News" Is the title ot a spends the welfare money to buy common bond — an addiction to steer. Birds warble and dart Connecticut State University Spring Weekend A traditional English cathedral evensong will he more lottery tickets. So far he's ica requesting Information. tree lecture about the political, social and artistic presented on Sunday at 8 p.m. at Christ Church amongst the bushes and trees. side of photihjoumalism Sunday at the Wadsworth concert, at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Sports Center in bought over 1,000 tickets .and we *1cs’slrfctly confidential . No one Is There are approximately 700 Often wild life can be approached he omestead Come to the fair Willlmantic. "This Magic Moment" and "Save the Cathedral, 48 Church St., Hartford. The Cathedral have won only $1. Please help me. identified by name nor Is anyone chapters In the United Slates and quietly and with much less fright- T H Atheneum, 000 Main St., Hartford. The talk at 8 Singers and other musicians from the diocese will required to say a word. There ore 4 fine dining experience with a country antique flair. ' p.m. will be presented by Francine Som The Hebron Junior V omen’s Club Is presenting Last Dance tor Me” are among his biggest hits. DESPERATE IN CALIFORNIA Canada. They are usually listed In fulness. Glimpses of the river-bed Tickets are 88, available at the door. present the concert. no dues or fees, but they pass the the local telephone directory. To and sometimes a trout can be had Ttnchtenberg, the museum’s adjunct curator of its Festival of Country Crafts Saturday from 10 DEAR DESPERATE; Your hus hat to pay for the coffee and locate the chapter nearest you, Remember ua for over the gunivale You can smell r'*r*;SS; Salone Sun 1 4^ . occasional lapa- of Manchester res.*’ D IA L 911 ; roscoples with 60 FUla Louisa Hoad, Bolton, CT 646-3161 In Manoheeter cauteritation. It r — Hooolort la o i ' seems as It I >;3S.II: la tl.8.S ,M iV lS . always have ab- ta c t 87 popausanuNa - In repsaes to a growing demand , domlnal pain. Is there any hope? to be surgically removed. However, caaez*! m u naan ■naamm far tRsuraace to cover thehlgh costs ' gynecolbifists usually can help aasoclated with debilitating Chucks Steak HouN hat Tlie moMey ereiv DEAR READER: Endometrio- women with the condition by lolneO hands wllb chronic health conditions, The : sla la a common but,, poorly prescribing hormone pills, which Maraarltavllle and offtrt you TVaveleie anys k has tatroAiccd a ; understood abnormality ot the shrink the out-of-plsce tissue and OPENS Chuck’s Staok H autt will bo pooeo tolko, o mock bottio omi o TRb dH nn »oldlbr« of OM Sturbrtdgo gioim plan with a choice ot covered A#IR > female reproductive tract in which thus prevent bleeding, pain and favorites. VHIoqo ntooch to Hto boot o t • Glftwront concert of Rfo end drum muolc. Tbo eervfcea that encourage home care. groups of uterine lining cells grow Infertility Alone with our Mexican Gnimmor, dkiHng Milltik Doy, whldt !• nwnourn Is in Sturbridgo, Mo m . Admlo> These servloaa Inrtude skilled Do Something Special outside the uterus, in other body menu, look for: (0 Rurriat care, physical and occupa- tissues. Tbese fragments usually DEAR DR. OOTT: Last year I Prime Klb Super Sirloin SkHmloiy ot tho mutottm. ActhHtlokstort •Ion IS.S0 tor odulto, $4 for chlldron tried a course of pangamic acid 6 Supercul Ttrvakl Sirloin tienhl therapiy and psreenal care. are found within the pelvic cavity, ■It S B.m. wttb okkting bullolt, roMng •goo S through 15. (vitamin B15) for 80 days to help MONDAY!!! STEAK] Top Sirloin New York Cut Take Mom Out for where they undergo the usual Frssh Pish oortftGgf Mtd ptopBrirtg ttog«t». Tftoro • changes seen in the menstrual ease the emphysema that I've had issiicsrs cycle: growth, shedding and bleed- for II years. The effects were Included with dinner: talad and baked potato or c m m M : Ing. Because these areas cannot fatigue, loss of appetite, mental etaak triee. MOTHER’S DAY drain, as the normal uterine lining alteration and worsening lung 1 HaRUORQ at can, pressure builds up and pain function. Waslhisduetothedlsease MAY 11 429-1900 ^Cheers’ wedding off; Long leavi ; devriops. Itself, my low MoihI pressure or the Endometriosis ( r cure in about IS BIS? (H i t l , WaaMlsM) NSW VOKR tAPI - Diane toM cnah advance and a promloe ot m m U i« . who Is leavlaa WONG’S RESTAURANT Bsanslw'deeeldnslaalxaaonihoheft pehllcoMon It she tInWheo the hook, alter live yeaie to i percent of women causing severe DEAR READER: Your symp­ faapro^hly titled “Jocasta'o her Him career. Thke Ont Service and Cbchtnila ; menstrual-type cramps and ab- toms probably were cauaed by Bsna dida'i art convkMed oilier ihep la a aecond eodhia that woo wa to > domlnal soreness. woraening lung fonction. However, Serving quality '^^^TdwiTwua* ta he married ee a the air aatil TharJIay n k ^ Sam\ pJflUP™ ir ifir CHEF WONG ifif ir ’! Sometimes endometriosis attects no one should take vitamin B\A It's 9 { a r t f o r d *R g a d C a fe woman wholl rtwaye he addne and Diane fo t martlod. The tMtd n s - other non-reproducllve tissues. not a vitamin or a nutrient — it's •BMMa ' such as the intestine, the lungs, the Just another medical-quack sub­ What 117'“ MOTS Sam. “Ton set to . eyesorthebrain.Nooneknowshow PIZZAS, GRINDERS lellheNBC bake yewr e8rit. aaw their rala- Dinner Specials and MORE!!! stance. In addition, at least one Mom knows best, sseOO OhiQt had Ohien yen la six months." Mane mvIMf 4his happens. Symptoms depend on leading nutritionist believes that ronaoo. lrompaaalentolcy< MMiR. wMcb organs are Involved: for vitamin BIS couM cause cancer. and SALADS and so do we at Hartford Road Cafe But Sam, as it the dhow made its dahat la AmB Post Road Plain example, cyclic bowel blockage is a Emphyaema is a chronic lung ^ks aw enn 8^ chsat , y»R4(^ aliment that produces trapping of hnsueesr, Ihn Idghhmw haruassa thnp w il never grt hack tw Scpleiaher last. At one ttaae Diaae PUKNM 352 Hartford Tpke., (Rte. 30), Vernon :consequence of Intestinal VA lb. Lobster or N.Y. Strip Steak hidi her tarewoB with th e' can alt to Barope to aaanty her endometriosis. stale air. It can be treated with BiBBe CbMalesn. gfim oH bp brondmdilator medicine (to open Rice or Belied Pouto, Seled & Breed kaaselttanesetakaliiilM 'Wave a aasd Ble." psychiattlaL Pteaier Orene (Kel­ 'X'- Many women with endometriosis sey GrnaawMrt.’The wedriat NM mkJi 875-0661 experk^ excessive menstnial breathing passageways), special F A S T FREE DELIVERY e SRttet .eke had ssarsed years The tadeout is a scene In which • 1 2 9 5 § 9 9 5 Sam dreams at hhuMlt and Diane thrsoak at the Hours; Mon.-Thuro. 11:30 om • lOKX) pm bleeding and Infertility. However, breathing exercises (to Imnrove p reg n an t or the uae of birth- respiratory efficiency), nntiMotics as a mairted oosale 4S yean In the Sam and Dlaai . FVi.-Sol. 11:30 om - IIKM pm 129 Center Street Free Red Rose for Mom on Mother's Day abfijhntSbe^^ M, ,jrantrol pilte aometlmcs corrects (to combat Infection and biemchi- , the lUmlnlnNewVarkl ua Sunday 12 noon - 10:00 pm !ehe problem. tis) and supplemental oxygen tto Hike amount of endonnctrloeis is enrich breathed air). Art your Manchester • 649-0009 378 Hartford Road • 647-0489 th eh k ' far­ A CHEF w one HESTAVUANT ; extrenae and pain Is severe, the doctor toauggeat appropriate treat­ • swsts of uterine deposits may have ment for you. I la sapWe IdeeMM^wTa weaM hei ts any i

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Eddie O'Connell, Pafay Kan- shows feature actors from the came out, CBS Vice President (H Sarnay Mflfat Wrth him against the Ewings (6 0 min.) ® Mogen-i Hatoea sit, David Bowie. 1980. fM ed FG-13I. (fn Innovative police drama that gave David PoRrack predicted that NBC ( S ban tiy HMf CD ® MOV)E: Marry'a Hong Kong- Stereoi would return to more traditional IS) N ew a NBC a reputation for quality (S) ffoftywood Squarat (CC) An apparant murdef and the (ksap- (CNN] Bportt Tonighf 3:00AM CD M O V IE : "D m Block Bird' programming back when It was In programming to build on Its older 3D Novafa: Cana da Lobos pearance of a recent acguamtance Mtigua Detective Sam Spede't eoo doaan’t taalua aumence now that It has captured an Orient-based businessman Who dou­ (D IB ] M O V fE : 'Advantmaa id tha W ffd- he has a pricatast bud urrfX crooka try to third place. IS) Nigfrtly baainaaa Naport bles as a aoUliaf of fortune. David Soul, ainaaa Famify' A family facat a rocky steal H George Segal, Stepheoe Audran, Two other shows are derived (he youth market. 91) Kmg of tfia Raatft Animated An MAe Presfon 1987 toad (0 survivaf m Iha Rockies when fhey Lionel Slender 1976 Not so, said Tartikoff, citing accident-prone lion sheds his image ind abandon the urban rot race for life m (he from NBC's current top-rated „ Miami VIca Season finale An East wlfdemess, flobert Logan, Susan Demante CD Beat of Boturday NIgfrt Uva comedies, "The Cosby Show,” upcoming youth-oriented series rises to become the king of beasts aiter he German Intelligence agent (eBs Gina Row rescues Noah and the animals from a fiery Show. 1976. Rated G 39) MOVIE: 'The Volea of Tarter' Holmat like "Highwayman," "Private her Cuban mother was murdered 26 years searchas lot saboteurs who carry out '‘Family 'Ties” and "Qolden Girls,” ark ago (60 min.) (In Stereo) Atfto Haoing Film HigWighis of Still others come from the pro­ Eye," "Cheech” and“A Yearinthe r a Indianapolis 5 0 0 (B) threats of destruction via radio. BaaH flath- Life," the mlnlseries of last season (CNN] Monayflna I Conneeficut News Week bone, Nigel Bruce, Evelyn Ankers. 1942 ducers or creators of "Miami (89PN] SportsCarifar |HBO] MOVIE: 'Bacfot Admlrar' (CC) A about Yuppies In search of hat 1 1 1 ) Noveta; Esa Muchacha da Ojoa Cofa love letter (efts into the wrong hands and (CNN] News Overnight Vice," "Remington Steele,” "The (TMC]MOVtE: -Marla' ICC) Based on a A-Team" and "Knight Rider.” ness which will return In the fall as (E) W ild America (CC) After studying (he creoles havoc In a suburban community. C jeBPN] Benlot PGA Golf: The Ooml- 8 scrips true story A determined woman battles grizzly, naturalist Many Sfouffei adopts a Thornes Mowed, Lori LaugWm, Fred Ward nkm First round coverage from Sen Anto­ NBC Entertainment President the establishment after being fired from cub from a zoo fart 1 of 2 (fl) 1986 Baled R (In Stereo) nio, TX (2 hrs ) (fl) Though sitcoms have been the her job with Tennessee's pardon and par Brandon Tartikoff, In a telephone (C N N ] Latty King Lhra (TMCl MOVIE: 'Shoot the Edoon' A network's top-id shows, Tartikoff ole board for uncovering alleged corrup- (DBA] AaaauHed Nutt news conference from Burbank, fion In the parole process Sissy Spacek. (D19] MOVIE: 'Rascal' W hen a mischie- upper middle class family goes through said NBC Is not Interested In adding 11:38PM CD EntoHalnmefit Tonlghi trying periods of separation end change. Calif., described "Mama'sBoy" as Jeff Daniels. 1986 flated PO-13 vious raccoon becomes a companion (or a An interview with Cher; David Frost's ssl- too many more. lonely boy, he creates problems lot the fa­ Albert Finney. Diane Keaton. Keren AHen. an "updated ‘Marty’." It stars (U S A ] Airw off (6 0 m in ) ute lo the Seelies (Part 2 of 2) (In Stereo) 1982 Rated R Bruce Welts and Nancy Walker as a "We would be hard-pressed to mily and the neighbors Stave Fonest, Billy add more than three or four 7 :3 0 P M CD PM Magazitta Mumy, Eisa Lancheslei. 1969. Rated G 1 1 : 4 S P M (DBA) Night Flight (DBA] Night Flight middle-aged guy and the mother [T IM C ] MOVIE: 'Prlvafa Benjamin' A who moves In with him. Welts was comedies to the mix," he said. CD Curraftf Affair 11 ;5 0 P M (MAX] MOVIE: -R.9.V.P.' 3:0BAM (DIB] MOVIE: 'flOMot' When ALLev OOP ■ by Dave Oraua "Mow many comedies can you put CD Jaopardyt spoiled rich girl, looking loi a bailer w ay of Disgruntled guests, an earthquake, and an a mischlavlous raccoon becomes s com- Belker the Biter on "Hill Street," Ilia. Is conned info joining (he Army Goldie apparent murder combine to create pande­ anion (or a lonely boy, he creates prob- spade 10. So he led the lack of spades. on that recommend themselves to CD Malar taagiia Baaabatl: Naw York Hswn, Eileen Brennan. Armand Assante monium at a swank Hollywood party given ims for the lamlly and the neighbors. the ferocious cop who melted when Mala at Atlarita Braves (2 hrs . 46 m in ) £ Declarer won that trick in hand with he got on the phone with "Ma.” The viewers as something different? 1980 Rated R lo celebrate the runaway success of an ex Steve Forrest. Billy Mum y. Else Lenohet- the queen and played a diamond to the It's getting harder to find proper­ (Live) [USA] MOVIE: 'Children of the Com' pose book Ray Colbert, Veronica Hart tei 1969 Rated G ^lot Is "the funniest script we’ve (S) INN News AduKs are sacrificed as (eenage cull mem­ 1994 Rated B queen. Then he took another heart fi­ got," Tartikoff said. ties that are not Just a variation on 3:30AM (DBA] Assaulted Nuts Here is another deal showing Imagi­ nesse. West won the king and smoothly (9) lili) Cartoit's Coittady Classics bers worship the god of corn. Paler Hor­ 12:00A M CD Taxi "Beverly Mill Bunts," a half-hour an existing theme." ton, Linda Hamilton 1984 3:46AM [DBA] Night Flight native defense In those situations continued with a low spade. Placing One daring new comedy from Jay (RD Barney Miller CD ® Ask Dr. Ruth comedy-drama stars Dennis Frans 9:30PM (8 ) f^ouHh where partner can't have very much West with the 10, declarer played low Tarses, a co-creator of "Buffalo (Jg) Jaopardyl ICC) 3D Star Trak 4:00AM CD World at Wot in a reprise of his hard-bitten cop on ® 8n«flk ^r«vl«wi Hosts JsHrey Lyons to help you set a contract. When these from dummy. East won the 10 and re­ Bill," stars Blair Brown In "The (9) Major League Basebell: Califor­ (3) talas of ths Unsxpaetad [CNN] Larry King Ovarnight unfortunate circumstances exist, you turned his low spade. That set the con­ "Mill Street." nia Angels at Boston Med Box (2 h rs . 46 and Michael Medved look at what's new at (DBA] MOVIE: 'Daughttra of Datk- Lisa Bonet, daughter Denise on Days and Nights of Molly Dodd." m in ) the movies „ MOVIE: 'Hotal Barlln' An escaped can occasionally develop a trap for de­ tract for a well-deserved unique result underground leader, trapped In a Nazi nast' A couple on their honeymoon arrive "Cosby," goes to college , next But It doesn't even begin its tryout I Newlyvired Game tHBO] MOVIE: Bad Medicind' (CC) A In a frightened town where many young clarer, with the result that an innocu­ for the defenders. young man Intent upon becoming a doctor stronghold, outwits the Gestapo Hey- season In "A Different World." until May 21, a week after n BC mond Massey, Andrea King, Peter Lorre women have recently been mysteriously ous but lucky card in partner's hand ® State We're In enrolls In a slea/y South American medical murdered Delphine Seyrig, Jonn. Karlen, Scott Valentine, Mallory's announces Its (all schedule. 1945 turns to gold. Look what Shaya Levit A new book by James Jacoby and his Tartikoff will be putting the If]) Last of the Red Hot Dragons Am college when his grades prove too poor for Danlele Gulmet 1971 of Israel did to declarer in this deal father, the late Oswald Jacoby, Is now conceptual-artist boyfriend Nick on mated A Hying dragon hopes lo regain his American schools Steve Quttenberg, Alan (8) Combetl "Family Ties,” Is doing a pilot tor a schedule together for the first time khack lor breathing lire In time lo rescue Arkin, Julie Hagerty 1985 Rated PQ-13 (8) Alfred Hlteheock Presenta 4; 30AM 3D one step Beyond Vulnerable: North-South played last September at the World available at bookstores. It Is “Jacoby animals trapped in an Icy cave [DIB] Animal Worid spinoff. since Grant 'tinker, former head of 10:00PM ( D Falcon Clast (CC) Kit 3D Novala: Volanda Lujan Conclusion Dealer: North Championships in Miami. on Card Games, "published by Pharos FRANK AND BRNB8T -'by Bob Thavai (C N N ] Crossfire "Empty Nest" features a middle- MTM Productions, was replaced as makes a lutile attempt to defend Tony, (B) Star Huatlar 4:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e . -M y M an Declarer won the opening lead with Books. ( D IS l 2orro Chase discovers that Melissa engineered Adam' (CC) Trouble begins when e young West N erth B a il Soalh aged couple who live next door to chairman of NBC by businessman 3D Chrlitlan Chlldrsn’t Fund the club Jack in dummy and played a Robert C. Wright last year. I8 8 P N ] Stanley Cup Playoffs: Wales the paternity lest (60 min ) man with an overacllve Imagination meets Paaa Paaa 1 NT the "Golden Girls," and Is from (CNN] Nswinight the girl ol his dreams Raphael Sberge. Ve­ Paaa JNT Pass Pas.. heart back toward his 10. West wqn I 1 b T^i^L T h e Tartikoff said one of the first conference Championship Game 3 |3 (D (H) 9® News the jack and glumly surveyed his pros­ that show's creator, Susan Harris. hrs I (Live) lEBPN] BpoHtLook ronica Cartwright t9B 5. Rated R. (In P x p The Second Vatican Council, also “Highwayman," stars Sam decisions Wright will have to make 31) Police Slofy Stereo) pects. With the king of diamonds in the T N g W H O t-e 8 :0 0 P M CD Garfield Goes To Holly­ (29) Wild. Wild West (DBA] MOVIE: Dsughlari of Dark called Vatican II. was an assembly of Jones as a guy with a truck that Is whether to put on a sixth night of n s ti' A couple on their honeymoon arrive 4:4BAM (MAX] MOVIE: ‘Pumping Opening lead: 4 5 pocket, and the knowledge that East wood ICC) Animated Jon. Odie and Gar- (81 Stingtey Stingray checks out a vine could not possibly hold a face card. Roman Catholic olshops from 1962 to turns Into a helicopter. It's from series programming. Jleld enter a national television lalenl- In a Irighlened town where many young iron II: The Women' (CC) An Inside look NBC has two nights of two-hour yard whose cash crop appears lo be marl women have recently bean mysteriously at tha burgeoning sport of women's body­ West saw no real chance for the de­ 1965. Vatican I was held in 1669-1670. ^ ^ T)?UTH AMI> n o t h in ® Glen Larson, the creator of “Knight "‘‘Search contest and win a trip to the finals In (uana (60 min ) (In Sloreo) movies. Tartikoff said It would Tinseltown murdered Delphine Seytig. John Karlen. building. Lori Bowen, Rachel McLish, Carle Rider" and "Manimal.” dl) areat Perfotmences: Seize the Day , Danlele Qulmel 1971 Dunlap. 19BB. Rated NR Initially cost the network about lio CD MOVIE: -Return of the Dragon' A But THe TPUTH, "J.J. Starbuck" Is from Stephen (CC) Robin Williams stars In this adapts Connell, the producer of "The million to replace one movie with martial arts expert (ourneys Irom Hong tion of Saul Bellows modern classic about series, but he feels the gamble will Kong to Rome to protect a lamlly-owned an actor who becomes a salesman (90 A-Team." Dale Robertson plays an Chinese restaurant from mobsters. Bruce min ) Polly’s Pointers 5TAPTIN® pay off. For one reason. It will give Lee. Chuck Norris. Nora Miao 1974 eccentric Texas oilman who goes Charytin Surprise Moml "(UAVBJ 5-8 around solving other people’s prob­ him more space In (he schedule and CD ® W ebster ICC) Webster's new keep talented producers from de­ friends use him tor his money (EO Paces of Japan wouldn’t hurl lo test the alcohol on a lems as a hobby. copy of my book, “Polly's Pointers: "Carly’s Web" Is a pilot for a fecting from NBC out of frustration QS MOVIE: 'Sleeper' A contemporary dJ) Petty Mason 1061 Helpful Hints lor Making Bverv- bidden spot to make sure It won’t Rip Van Winkle turns the year 2173 Into a Bedtime plan aids WINTHROP '^by Dick Csvsill series anout a clerk In the Justice over not getting their shows on the (CNN] CNN News thing Last Longer.” Others who would damage the finish before using It lo air. children’s reading like this book may order It lor t6.50. remove a spot. There are many dif- AARS. 6 TENSLE SAyS 1 SHE SAYB I BHlDULD THINk OF THATlS MRe. 6 TENi9 LE!s Make check payable to POLLY'S fercnt flnlislshes on furniture — of SHOULDN'T THINKOFMYBELF MtSELFAB not BE/N(3 a s SAVAI3T (DBA OF PUrriMS IT BALLOON STORE By Polly PUber POINTERS and send to POLLY’S varying durability — so play II sale AS THE REBTcDF THE WORLD. DIPL0 MATICALL>''. POINTERS, P.O. Box 93863, Cleve­ by testing. — POLLY Ae> BEIN(5 DUAAB. Cliffhangers in top 20 & GIFT SHOP DEAR POLLY - With such star­ land, OH 44191-58I3. - POLLY tling Btatlitlcs being reported about DEAR POLLY - When embroider­ NEW YORK (AP) - Impending asty" were In the top 20 as viewers ^ FEATURING^ the Inability of teenagers to read, I'd DEAR POLLY — When making a ing with yarn, here’s an easy way to cIltlhangerB put "Dalla*'' and other apparently got set for cliff-hanging like to share our solution. We have large batch of cooked rice (or any thread the needle. Fold a six-inch prime-time aoap operaa In the top 20 episodes later this month. two school-age children, and their food), divide Into portions (or freexing piece of ordinary sewing thread in In last weeh'i NIelseni as the 'The audience traditionally drops teachers have stressed the impor­ using your muffin tin. Take the “muf­ half and pass the loop through the em­ networks prepared tor their crucial this time of year because of more MOTHER'S DAY t a n t of reading at home. We’ve given fins’" out of the tin when frosen, and broidery needle's eye. Insert your daylight hours and the beginning of yam through the loop, then pull May ratings battle. our children the option of either going lut them In a plastic freeser bag. ABC. CBS and NBC offered reruns. The lower audience ^^V erv Special Gift Ideas to tgNi at • p.m. (lights out) or lying in teep frosen to use for Individual serv­ thread and yarn back through the nee­ dle’s eye. • MUSttMA-SW M M specials, movies and new episodes numbers especially affect news. bed to read a book until 6:S0. As a re­ ings. — B.J.8. Of popular series for the month, one iialloon Bouquets sult, our children have no problem For the week ending May 1, for Super Moms DEAR POLLY - For water marks of tour during the year In which Chuck Uct For Mothor’o Duyt reading,-B.W. The neatest way to bundle newspa­ U4.ACMB byJhnDtvIi local ratings determlne'BdvertlsIng "NBC Nightly News" had an flalnbottt ^ Supplies DBAIt B.W. — This excelleat plan on furniture, rub with rubbing alco­ pers is to wrap masking tape around average 10.1 rating and a 8 share, ef Imported Lead Cryatala hol. It takes the marks right off. I’ve them at the end of each week. The rAMs. Ug9 net aaly caceurages chiMrca to read, ■at A PO NY, at A PONY. " MV NBC continued Its ..off-season “CBS Evening News” had a 0.6 ^ Jewelery Boxes I asMCS bedtlaie more pleasaat as used this method for years. — D P. bundles are then easy to handle and PLANT... MUKKS'N rating and 61 share, and ABC’s Mom’s Day XNP MOM ALWAV« 9AIP...MJT PiP wins with an average'^m e-tlm e 646-2302 I. Year M plul Poiatcr earns y o u store. The tape Is Ine^nslve and t LIBTtN 10 HtR ? “Wond News Tonight" had an 6.6 our own Teddy Bear Sf Wind Chimea DEAR D P. AND READERS - It rktihg of IB.StoCBS’lS.Sand ABC's Palater el the Week award and a lasts a long time. — TERESA Nooooooooa.. rating and IB share. The share Is a Balloone ^ delivers Balloons with' e f Pewter Fantasy Figures lt.4, according to the A C. Nielsen percentage ol the audience viewing Bouquets Co. The rating Is a percentage of the during a particular time period. a hug and a photo! Ef Stationary dAUon's estimated 67.4 million In the prime-time ratings. NBC’s Available for delivery or homes with televisions. “The Cosby Show" was No. 1 with a pleli-up service. 'The regular season ended April Non.-Fri. 9iS0-StS0 II, but many season-ending epi­ St.f rating and a 63 share. It was PEom mW' KNOW followed by ’’Family Ties," Sal. lOiOO-AtOO ------know thtrt*t tetrtain magic I I I 1W ■ ■ ■ sodes of regular, prime-time series ’’dieers’’ and "Golden Girls." all Qcoten were hirid over for the sweeps, MandMS •bout Clattifiad Advartiiing. - ^ - 2 7 1 1 with new episodes. 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Fltzwater told reporters quite a lew BOLTON RANCH President Reagan jested with some He also offered good-natured people had called the White House looklrm for tho bsautiful horns In ths country to rstirs to or that JUST of the nation's top cartoonists In the criticism of their caricatures of and ‘T v e been giving them an niQHf horns to start your family? Than this 2 bsdroom property esn be Hose Garden, a Joke by one of their him, saying, for Instance, "I've alternate number." tho perfsot ohotes. ALUMINUM SIOINQ, BnKUeWAY, NO BASt- colleagues caused White House tried every way 1 can to make my The number he said he gave was MENT, AN OVERSIZED QARAQE. 9129,900.00. switchboards to light up with calls hair stand up that way, but It just that of the New York office of about sex. won't take." Universal Press, the syndicate that distributes "Doonesbury." By coincidence, a "Doonesbury" "Doonesbury” cartoonist Garry Deputy White House Press Secre­ Real tstate A DOUBLE HEADER!!I strip showing Reagan urging young Trudeau, meanwhile, came up with tary Leslye A. Arsht said later, Super 64 6 room duplex In Msncheiter. Newer people to call the White House his own depiction of Reagan, however, that callers really were vinyl siding. Many interior improvements. telephone number tor safe sex complete with exaggerated wave In being referred to an AIDS hotline 647-8400 Handy location — close to Main Street. information appeared In newspap­ his hair, saying on television, number maintained by the U.8. Excellent Income producer. Ideal investment ers the same day the president was "Kids! Need rock-solid Information Public Health Service. 168 Maih Street, Manchester or owner occupied properly. 9168,500.00. entertaining members of the Amer­ on safe sex? Call this number on That number Is (800) 342-2487. CONVENIENCE ican Association of Editorial your screen!” Reagan has said that abstaining Ihia 3 bedroom colonial It loeatsd near ihopping, aohools, bus line and Cartoonists. The number Is the general from sex Is the best way for young rscrsatlonal areas. Formal living and dining rooms, oovsred front poroh "You keep us here In Washington telephone listing of the White people to protect themselves and a barn stylo garage. Priced for Immsdiato salsl from taking ourselves too se­ House, (202) 4S0-1414, which also Is against AIDS, but he also has said riously, and t can't think of any listed in telephone directories for he believes teen-agers should be greater service to national sanity Washington and Its suburbs. provided with Information on other than that,” Reagan told the cartoo­ White House spokesman Marlin preventive measures. Houston primps 'WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!' MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! !t TERRIFIC BACHELOR PAD!!! for opera house Looking for the perfect In-law auile? Well this 1 : one is fantastic. House has a total of 10 rooms • O r bachelorelte pad!!! Brand new 2 bedroom 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 car garage, 2 Condo at Caalwood in East Hartford. 2nd floor, Blanchard & Rossetto fully applianced kitchen, plush carpel, central HOUSTON (AP) — In this town where the busted oil fireplaces, ^ a u tifu l 3.5 acre lot with total 646-2482 CHlMsi glasissti boom has left some skyscrapers practically empty, the privacy. Vernon, 9254,900.00. air, security system. Quality built! 995.900,00. REAL ESTATE elite are primping tor the grand opening of a 970 million arts center, tne nation's first opera and ballet house built since 1971. Originally scheduled to open this tall, the Wortham Century 21 Epitain Realty ] .1 A., 4 A, *t «• Cdv«i«rrt*wtt ilrC OOffaT StfKI 9 rcCC'm JOflVp iff "Tbe general view Is (bat (be c&mtcsi tfsntpSnf, Doin oi wincfii Outnniplac College from July itteM . KecdMlatheaen «sn on May Id from 1 tn 3 p.m., m ^ C i w e ^ mterost rates. economy (bla year wlB be about flat said tbeir sales bad been helped by fl0d eM/p0 t UmMnwnt (rf Mr. and Mra. John Kouha of Cnfleld. Ptermacy onh^idfrem I t02pm., amf atthevniage "No one forecasts a recession to wftb last year," be said tbe dedhte in tbe value of tbe dollar. Senlon Ann ffarUiM and Knit Vltoaa bare been Pharmacy on May « from i teg p.m. IMtf or HIM,’'the coowefl said hi Ks The report said the news an In other predidioiM, the coundl Mcrltyn Whit«, f«ft, and Otan# Eib faf adminiatratora piannad aomathinp named CIAC Scholar-AtbeHea and wen bonored at an . . AA. A. A .A A aA a . . a .. Por more infomtatfon, call 22PSCM. v v I^^cIWmB t m v m S w S w ^ IHBaC Inflation wfti be deeldefy worse, said: awards dinner on Sunday In Southington. ITarkina has im m d a, aAs a, a. ^.aaaaaa. happily aeeapt a cup of ooffaa from apaoM for a«wh of tha nursing shifts, t o 0 wfUCSpiFBdU IBBlinp III lllV IprfpQp! wKb consumer prices expected to a The dvillan uncrnploymem played volleybatl for the laat three yean, fitoea haa Warran L. Pr^snlk, pratldam of wadnasday morning, thay, litaraiiy, that expatiMormry forces are rather rise 4.3 percent (Ms year and 4.3 rate will average around 6.4 per­ been involved in varaKy awimmind, croaa-coutnry, and "IfHliM nv VOOv^V InnfCFlIffWIii fragile and vtdnetaide to shocks” percent In 1968 While this would be Manohaatar Mamorlal Hospital.' Tha roltad out a rad oarpat and graatad tha cent at (he end of 1967, a modest track. Both atudenta are active in the community and ftotential reeesstonary threat* up substantially from (be 1.1 improvement from the 8.7 percent nuTMS with ooffaa. Tha aftarnoon and have maintained their rank in the top 5 percent of their The pinochle scores for Thursday’s fame are: Pred nuraaa wara honorad on Wadnasday aa Gieim.Sii; Koheit Schubert, Sii; HemLattneiTe, Md, melode trade (Bspntes between (be perceiN Increase In 1969, H still average during tbe first three part of Nuraa Appraeiatlon Day. Hoapf- avaning shifts attandad a reception. class. UrtHed states and other eowMrfes would be far below (be dotdde-dlgH months ol the year. SolCohen.SST. H ^M atre ,M 3; BM>Ahern,MS; PrKx M ~.^.a^ 4aa.a a a A ^d A -I WllldiMon, SSt; Tony DeMalo. SSS; Bnd Pa«|ufn, MS; raClr 98 sfffpwlf 9 i Hm 9 CvfrlffnNf'Ci r iM rates at tbe ibssiifsiifs ol (Ms • The U.9. trade ddidt will show Arnold Jensen. SM; John Klein, STp Kdith ARiert, SSS. A winning esss In Interest rates, tbe conndl said as decade. little improvement In actual dol­ CiMf rMffitofi Mt K began a three-day meeting at this the coundt Mamed tbe higher g Kb ^ i. I Si 4 lar*, but will look substaitUatty Commercial blimp flights back The Manchester High School Class of 1928 will hokt a WBfFflWf wlffrfOT riF ^r SCfrOOf rrrfWfr*^fau0f psrt of Ltfw OtN spomafsd br itm nmntain resort. inflation on rising prices Ameri­ that the 4-year-otd better after inflation is taken Into reunion on May l* at Wime’s Steak House on KaM Wfifisstw r J w n fd m n t tmaa matlm NfWS UBTiS^ CSfrT6T^ BOCBptB rr9f OEESIy 0gf AggocfgdoN. tN# ggggy th e chance cans will pay for imported goods account. U.S. exports will rise at an day. CenterStreet. Ke^atfonsshOrtdbemdebySmHfay. B C O U I i p M I I w g M W economic recovery will tumble into because ol (be decline in tbe value OAKLAND, CaHf. (AP> - A party’s Wimp rides will become the Gowtogf wgg opm io Mi ttiniH-Qtads a pm al 29 percent by arniual rate of 3 percent both (Ms latest rage in sightseefiv. Manchester-BiHtoit Girt Scout AssocMtfOh pf«M « recession was ol the dollar over the past two Wimp is taking sightseers up over Unlike the Hindenhurg, which yoaih StttYUm Mg U bsR Y tM t gfudgfffg, gffd itm Libgffy 0gll gwgrd lg some of (he business economists years. year and next as American produc: San Francisco Bay in what are The Wimp, leased by Pepsi to. was filled viith highly flammahie lO-troop tag sate May 30from 0; 30a m. to3p.m. at tbo era begin to reap the beneflU of the s N m d whfflg M syof eU fM gg W tM tw fg giYgff lo t otifgfgDdlrfg coffffftUffHy ggf- wbo prepared the forecast. The dollar's weakness has been M lte t^ the first paid passenger promote its Slice soft drink, takes hydrogen, the Mice blimp gets its Lutz off«rt progrifiw Maiicheeter Workshop, the former SteiMiey Scbool,, 97 d|Ftd.M 44a A ^4 ^ a^Aj A AAA A 44 .Maa ■ ■ -,a lower dollar. Imports, after athust- Mohi Off. Awgfds w«ff« ptm stii& d Iggf Yfpg. I ifB Dts9 IFICo9 xyOuilCTIs iifi U y 91 Mamed for a Mg rise in interest ainm v rides since the Himlenburg op to a dozen passengers over the ifft from inflammable helium. The Lutz Chfldren’8 Museum has openings in its HWHster St. ^ ^ executives from M of the country’s Ing (or Inflation, will also edge up rates over the past month as fears but at a rate of less than 1 percent erploded SO years ago this week. bay for an hour, ft carries an air The passenger caWn looks like an Fabulous Friday and Terrific Tuesday classes. ffot dogs, soda, and hakedgootMwHfbeeofd. fa g m tt Kffcfgy i f M sticimiw Siifmfiot Couti gg largest corporations, predicts eco­ spread in financial markets that the AtrsMp Industries, the British crew of two and re ^re s I3 ground airliner’s, excmrt that the windows Registration is open for a pre-school party for Kerns inciude books, httos, toys, coMibooka, gamee, each year, far below thie huge nomic growth, as measured liw (be weaker dollar will trigger much Increases so far this decade. owners of the IM-foot advertising handlers for takeoff and landing. open. Before liftoff, passengers get chidiren ages 3,4, ai^ stobebehfoiiMay 22. There will glassware, and mtscelfaneous kHchen Kerns. gross national product, of 2.9 The Wimp soars from Oakland h l | ^ Inflation. Wimp chose the anniversary Wed­ instructions identical to those be a morning session from lO;30 to li; 30 a.m. and an ThOM wMl Kerns to donate to the safe may caff percent this fear. Heed said the consensus view of e The federal budgd defidt will nesday of the German airships International Airport to an altitude heard in any jetliner. afternoon session from 12; 30 to 2 p.m. The fee for the 040-S29S or 040-7273. Proceetb will hMp Camp that assessment would match (he business group is that the higher drop to 9160 billion in the 19M fiscal flery end at Lakeburst, N.J., to of l,S00 feet, then sails out over the party is fl for member cMldren and ll.SO for Merrie-wood, the Manchester Girl Scout day canm, to Credit-card lending declines The airship is scheduled to go to g NP growth last year, when (he Interest rates. Including mortgage year, which begins In Odober. launch their sky-high tours at glSOa bay, San Francisco and the Golden non-member children. build a center in memory of Ingo Amferson, a longtime economy turned In Its poorest rates, are a temporary upward While that would be a substantial Gate before heading back to the Los Angeles in six months to stage fancllester Scout who ht lOM. head. For more information, call the museum at 643-0049. dkd reducing thefr ordinary debt and performance since (he recession blip. improvement over the record 9121 "Since there's no way we could airport. Seven flights are planned a tow’s in that area. WASHINGTON (APf - Coftdu- debt fell by |13S million. mers pafS off a half-biltton dollar* The largest single change was in shifting the burden intoequlty debt. year of IM2. 'The report predicted that rates billion defidt last year, it would still hide from the Hindenhurg disaster, But the Fed credit report does not In Hs fall forecast, the council bad will retreat somewhat In coming be well above the 9109 billion defidt we decided to grab the hull by the in credK card debt In Match to cretbt card accounts, where out­ regtotor the first decline M borrow- standing debt declined by M13 Include any loans secured by real predicted 1997 growth of nearly 3 months as the dollar stabilizes and targd established in the Gramm- horns," said Airship Industries ewtate. percent, a pace the council does not Inflation concerns subside. Rudman balanced budget law. General Manager George Spyrou. itig since IM2. but economists say milHon, to 1133.19 bHfion, alter a •k SATURDAY ONLY - 9 to 5 k mucb ot tbe C. Nlataen Co. rating of 13.4. OPEN DJULYi NON. • THOIIt. TW. 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TsvW^WBHW c 3DD BOO BOO pait-tlma raportara to aupplamant nawa and phene skills. ese-asTs. canservatarstiips, O R lv^ taaOM W saw- m itiNmsef- bi Diene MMsle, DISenIk □DO DDE BOD iMtura covaraga of Andovar and Bolton, intaraat F u l l ' i m : Bs i m » v flee pasnian,, <40 heurs adapttans ana murit- iCTOndJ^^i B ^ TW*/ OOWW 'r _____ J ew sdth^.A . ___ CDODDO ODDODO end mideiNitien pesi lanships. immediate RallW) sahMil svdim. WB WW/r RstleHns A Ce., 43 tW tWT TOfv In flovamwiant and community aetivltiaa la per week, Manaav BGNP Oskweed Dt,t Oksslen- vmask sHMna. OMm^ 3DQDD ODDQD tien wffh lecei eMcs thraudh FHdav. 0-4;30 apenmg.Oanew-fMs. «lwsl«r,CI.M . □D O Q QOOD aaaantlal; anitino axparlanca la- haipful. Pay furniture cemoenv IKRimRDSeEFwwn. der».,Cl.blMB S4 ^ , « W . Csnhtrv tl variaa according to number of publlahad atorlaa. 646-3S75 pm. Renabiny ana ac­ M) drl«* ia««iM hit FlA L fbne weds . " ^ Cpslsln.e4MBfS.o ITHHtMMra curacy ffusoartant. e x - xO sttastlswoa, wdl Rein. Call Adaia Angle or Doug Bavina waakdaya after W m S fi l 1e werk' m periHice uslne aadina W eOacalleh sledeals. WW ’WT Wv4VlLR.6M 1 p.m. X-RAY Teamician. Part Aw«xfwdletv Shews MANCHESTER... SOL.D. kitchen mflkine sand machine. Tvpina skins Itkalinknl Iktllllv. msM bkncHls. CeM At- 8. wichss end efhsr kit heipiyi. Apply in per­ time pasftian. Monday pat dev. ihlatsaiad -lilM a #‘^feMbMbteA thraudh Friaav in­ CPCn^WS RFIWWW vOTHflL'l*; bwr Acitks Penn, Jehn duties, ceil w » san, m g v e Shae, ca., Heard 4S3-4WI Mil »S . MM 300 Pitkin St., E. terview. Can bsttw en S'uaatihla'hdahlal arine btend new tws- P13. Barbara. 64»M»3. Sthpals C 4II». S43- teas lo) Hk4» L .-^ - fWBB WifCRIW. "■ tvW F u l l Vims. Dete %n ttarttard.______LPH.Fdiisinifiw^^Wiw. deckd le SI34,SM. PAKT TIME trvrinsurenes cierkfer ic l LPN. kii ships, full time m m vt; M Harlbatd MEO A Assistant paR J, yWOHwFrVBTVT'r ^ T . vWWTfBTW fWV WIU Csniwrv 81 BpskHn.eO- busy physlciens office time. Rapwiv erawina ana part time in small iVfS. RAaB^I,. WwiM W eewid*.ro tw w wwtH- H - Small, Medium and Large WVI ^ xVT tfC, 1111* bedtkewa, 3 MH keMi; South Windsor Area. Full time money for ta 7:30 pm, Manaav Bpansibie aasitian W7-1634.______...... iisiwWOFrU i^ ’OT e i owson. weme.twPidnwiethwdwwdn- diwidri- 8 t w ewkilk, 8 M k l ^ (8-18); transfer and color -Fridav. Anvane inter­ available far individ­ . DiM FShn Ce. m - dwnwi Oswe■ Wlnrocb.eUwr., roeb. I part time hours. Dependable car, a must. ual accustamea ta de- HORTICULTURAL Teclt- MwndMWwr', 9 9 Ml ... T^WWriyTT,wAMaalttsaL " ~ «es. ReewHAd S.S ect* - Call Fred for interview @ 647-9046 between chart; directions. Pleese ested cantact; Paul nlctan. interestind ca- St/, MamOibslwt. AHen- __ ibetlMkrvHw. wtjsm, dSwinMn l« HP wIM ledd ptlvocy. State Sice. stapietanatliii-4061. taiNd tidure wark and rw r cannd tar trapicei 4MM wrv VWk SflMWkW*. Vemen. 9854,bbb. Jock- 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.I cast anaivBtt. 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