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0 <, MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 4, 1986 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4, I9t6 T Ju^e approves , \ Contract W E i ^ W E R Iff a c c o rd talks are 'oday’8 forecast By George Layngl, allowed to expire on May 30. — inectlcat, Manachmetu and Rkode Itiandr^' Herald Reporter Ij^nzano charged that he wak irranged / , rtly sunny today with highs 75 to W. Mostly cl^ r disnii^ed for his political beliefs, . might. Lows 55 to 65. Partly sunny Satiirtay and An out-of-court ^tlen^nt-tj^at something he said was unconstitu­ Sunday with highs in the 80s. will allow Raymond LdMano 'of tional. He said Hogan told him he Maine: Partly sunny today with a chance of Manchester to be reappointed to would not be reappointed because Aides await showers north and mostly sunny south. Highs in the ““Other one-year temi as a deputy he backed Rioux instead of the mid-60s to mid-TOs. Mostly clear north and sheriff has received final approval candidate Hogan supported — increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers from a federal judge in Hartford, a John Tarca of Plainfield. Hogan, a agreement south tonight. Lows in the miRachnseus and Rhode Island: in February. Both sides have Fair and hot Sunday and Monday. Muggy with a settlement if Lanzano decides to Plan facing work again. ■ reported little progress in reaching chance of showers Tuesday. Highs in the upper 80s Under the terms of the agree­ agreement on wKht would be the to lower. 90s. Lows in the 60s to iower.70s. ment. - Lanzano also dropped a employees’ first union contract. Vermont: Warm and sunny Sunday with just a July 21 vote? complaint against Hogan filed wjth chance of a thunderstorm. Scattered showers In another matter, the National' Ifs a beauty Today In history the state Elections Enforcement Labor Relations Bohrd in Hartford Monday and Tuesday. Highs in the 80s. Lows near Commission. will hold a hearing July 14 to Today; Partly sunny and pleasant with a high of 75 to 80. Tonight: 60. A iittle cooier Tuesday. Highs in the 70s. Lows 45 On this date in 1776, America's Deciaration of Rioux and Tarc.a, both Demo­ to 55. Manchester’s proposed new address a complaint Distrlcj,,H99 Mostly clear with a low of 55 to 60. Saturday: Partly sunny and warrn Independence was proclaimed. Above, the Statue of Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ crats, are considered the leading filed against the nursing^ome Maine: Chance of showers late, Monday into candidates to win’ their party’s with a high in the mid-80s. Sunday: Partly sunny and hot. Today's liberty is bathed in light as workers make last-minute ment might be considered for owners March 10. ^ early Tuesday then clearing: Highs in the 80s edition by the Planning and nomination when the nominating weather picture was drawn by Greg Pilney of Manchester, who attends Monday and in the mid-70s to lower 80s Tuesday preparations for her 100th birthday celebration today. zoning Commission at its July 21 convention is held later this moi(th. The complaint charged that the Martin. School. Lows in the 60s. Two other Democrats are also, owners — Holland Castleman and New Hampshire: Chance of showers late XiSlf; competing for the right to face the Josiah Lessner. both Manchester Monday into early.TuesdayJJien clearing. Highs in A f Republican candidate this No­ attorneys, and Howard Dickstein. the 80s Montjay ancMn^the mid-70s to lower 80s Although the plan is not on the vember. So far, Stephen Nick Polls a Vernon social worker — fired Tuesday. Lows in the 60s. July 21 agenda, planning officials is the-only announced GOP sheriff nurse’-s aide Carol Chesky because candidate. of her union activities during the said they hope to get production strike. work on the plan finished so that The battle between Rioux and 30 00 Today is Friday, July 4. the conductor Mitch Miller in^lOll Tarca. made more bitter by 185th day of 1986 with 180 to the PZC can take it up when it Chesky actively supported the Across the nation (age 75), Swedish film director meets in the Lincoln Center Lanzano’s dismissal, has divided strike, which began Oct. 21 and follow. Ingmar Bergman in,49l8 (age hearing room. Democrats and contributed to a ended Feb. 5. This is Independence Day. the 68), twin sister advice colum­ decision by the party’s sole candi­ The.owners deny the charges Shd4crs and thunderstorms extended from United States’ 210th birthday. The controversial plan has^fi^ date in the 4th Senatorial District, central into southern Louisiana and over nists Ann Landers and Abigail ■ and said she was fired for violating The moon is moving toward its Van Buren in 1918 (age 68), dergone three revisionsJiy fhe’PZC William Ferris of Glastonbury, to DPI photo the home’s rules. much of the Florida peninsula on Thursday. new phase. playwright Neil Simon in 1927 after residents of some areas of drop out of that race. Heavy rains fell over parts of north-central The morning stars are Mars (age 59). actress Gina Lollobrig- . town opposed certain sections of if. Ferris, Glastonbury’s party William Meyerson. communica­ Texas, with Guthrie receiving 6.25 inches. A flash leader, said he ended his campaign Framed tions director for District 1190, said and Jupiter. ida in 1928 (age 58), and New If the plan is adopted; it will flood watch was posted for parts of the area. The evening stars are Mer­ York Yankees owner George for the right to face incumbent Sen. Thursday the hearing will go on as Showers and thunderstorms were scattered serve as a policy guide for all Carl Zinsser. R-Manchester, after A large sailing yacht frames the Statueof 100th anniversary the,statue will . scheduled unless union and man­ j CUlcury, Venus and Saturn. Steinbrenner in 1930 (age 56). land-use decisibns the PZC makes Liberty as it sails through New York continue through t|^ Fourth Sqf July across the northern Rockies and New Englamd. Those .] born on this date are On this date in history: Manchester Democratic Town agement officials can resolve the Thunderstoims were widely scattered .from over at least the next 10 years. It Chairman Theodore Cummings Harbor Thursday. The celebration of the weekend. . issue at the July 8 session. rtn der the sign of Cancer. They In 1776, America’s Declaration will replace a 1963 master plan that HIGHEST South Dakota across the southern and include author Nathanial Haw­ pressured him to get more support o f Independence was has been called useless and out-of-" for Rioux among Glastonbury TEMPERATURES central Rockies. thorne in 1804, songwriter Ste­ proclaimed. date. 70 Midday temperatures climbed to - near 100 . delegates. • ^ •MIAMI phen Foster in 1826. circus In 1826, in one of history’s degrees in western Nebraska, and readings above operator Janies Bailey in 1847. 100 degrees were common in the California and notable coincidences,- former Today’s DEA bears Mmien’s stamp -LEGEND----^------President Cmvin Coolidge in presidents John Adams and Nevada deserts. 1872. newspapaLpact^nist Rube Thomas Jefferson both died — 50 Bv Chris Rose Temperatures were only in the upper 50s and 60s Senate, and withholding "pertl- M wAW Goldberg in 1883, filmv^roducer Calendars Special to the Herald across the Pacific Northwest, and from lower years tc^he day after they signed 'nbnPTn(ormatlon from hn organ­ AIR Louis B. Mayer in 1885, jazz t h e Declarationof "I traveled with him and became very much ized crime wiretap which menti­ [ ; / / jS H O W E R S ^ FLOW Michigan across the lower Great Lakes into New great Louis Armstrong in 1900, WASHINGTON - Among hfs England. Independence. Building. 7:30 p.m. aware of how he reacted to men and women oned Donovan. UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST “ Manchester former Drug Enforcement ^geticy Mullen defended his actions by Temperatures around the nation at 3 p.m. EDT Thursday colleagues, Francis ‘‘Bud’’ Mullen Economic Development . Com- in this agency and how they related to him ... saying the wiretapped conversa­ ranged from 49 degrees at Saranac Lake, N.Y., to M o n tey ,^ ^ is known as a “by-the-book man” tion in question "didn’t indicate 104 degrees at Palm Springs. CalifTThe nation’s .mission. Town Office Building. 8 with a penchant for discipline and which ranged from excellent to good," l o t t e r y Pj^ning and Zoning Commis­ p.m. any criminality on the part of low Thursday morning was degrees at sion. Lincoln Center Hearing organization, the agency's public Feldcamp said. Donovan.” Marquette, Mich., and Houlton, Maine. Board of Education, Coventry relations director says. National forecast ■ ' \ Room. 7 p.m. High School, 7:30 p.m. In the end. Hatch supported Wednesday Chosen by President Reagan in Mullen’s confirmation. "You are a Rain and showers are predicted for portions of the northern Cheney Foundation. Probate 1981 to head the DEA, Mullen' fine man, but you are not the Connecticut daily Tri-state daily fo ^ a in e . New moved from his post as the FBI’s cocaine, marijuana and dangerous , In the first year of combined Intermountain, northern Plains, and upper Great Lakeo. regions. Court building, 5 p.m. At the Capitol world’s bestWltness,” said Hatch. Weaiher radio Hampshire and Afermont: 810 Democratic Town Committee, executive assistant director for drugs. Investigatiohs could then be enforcement, the number of inves­ Scattered showers and thundershowers are predicted for portions of Thursday: 118 and 7686. ( HARTFORD (UPI) - Here is a criminal investigations to become referred to the proper task force. tigations increased dramatically, OVERSEEING AN AGENCY The National Weather Service broadcasts subcommittee, Lincoln Center the northern, cShtral and southern Intermountain, northern Plains, Play Four: 4665 Rhode Island daily: 1991; Gold Room. 7:30 p.m. list of state government and the agency’s third administrator. “Previously there had been no Feldcamp said. With his law like the DEA — which has 20 continuous. 24-hpur weather information on 162.475 central reporting at DEA,” Feld­ enforcement background. Mullen domestic field divisions, offices In west Gulf Coas)/( u ^ e r Great Lakes; and south Atlantic Coast regions. Lot-O-Bucks: 14-16-31-33-38. Thursday political events scheduled The Mullen, who is seeking the mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in New London and other lottery numbers drawn week of July 7. All rooms are in the. Republican nomination to\nin for camp said. "Before, investigations related well with the agents, he 43 countries, and 4,600 employees Thursday in New England: Massachusetts daily: 1563. Judge’s hours. Probate Court Elsewhere, the weather wil|4>eN^ir in general. 162.40 mHz in Meriden. J. building, 6:30 p.m. Capitol complex unless otherwise Congress in Connecticut>„^d were general, but now they are said7 — requires "strong discipline ... Advisory Park and Recreation noted. District, was well qualified foiThe more specie,” something that “I traveled with him and became while relating to the concerns it{_ Ckimmission. Lincoln Center Con- Monday job, according to Robert Feld- has. enhanced the agency’s effec­ very much aware of '^ow he ytiur employees so morale remains .ference Room. 7:30 p.m. The state Commission on Child­ camp, DEA’s chief of public tiveness. he said. reacted to men and womemlqthls consistent." according to ren meets at.noon for an executive affairs.- In- addition to the drug task ag^cy and how they re la t^ to Feldcamp. EMS, Lincoln • Center Gold hirir... which ranged from excel­ Room, 7 p.m. session. Room 310. “It was the consensus of the forces. Mullen consulted with the- At first, Mullen was seen by Democratic Congressional dele­ U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd. White House and the Justice attorney general and FBI director lent to good,” Feldcamp said./ some as “aloof, not ‘one of the PEOPLE D-Conn., presides at a public Department that DEA needed to promote more effective drug Despite this record, Mullen’s boys,’’’ said Feldcamp. “This gates, Lincoln Center Hearing confirmation as DEA administra­ Room, 7:30 p.m. hearing on the health needs of the someone with law enforcement enforcement; by combining the could have been part of his Yankee . elderly, 10a.m. tonoon, Bella Vista experience.- and Bud was that efforts of the two agencies — tor did not have clear^SfiTlihg on upbringing, but he recognized it... Boy strung out? King’s ring Is found Community. 311 Eastern St., New professional lawman.” he said. making the FBI a full partner with Capitol Hill. The Senate Judiciary which in turn led to his frequent Haven. Mullen. 51. a native of New the DEA in narcotics Committee delayed approval of travels to get out and meet the A brother of Boy George, the British rock A $20,000 dianriond ring that author Stephen Andover U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland, London, will face incumbent Rep. investigations. the nomination for more than two people of DEA." A “The key to the reorganization is years because of controversial "The people at DEA came to star noted for his flamboyant gowns and King’s wife. Tahitha, reported losing two No meetings scheduled. R-Conn., speaks at 5 p.m. meeting Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., in the makeup, said Thursday the singer is a heroin weeks ago at a Waterville convenience store of Republican Lead Committee, November election if he prevails that we now have-1.000 FBI agents testimony'MulIen had given during know that he had their best addict and has lost at least 40 pounds. But Hartford, Club. 46 Prospect St., over GOP opponent James.Pabilo- working dbuV cases along with a confirmation hearing for former Interests of this agency at heart-, has been found — at the King, home in 2,500 DEA agents, which is a Labor Secrejary Raymond Boy George and another brother denied he is Bangor. Maine. - >• i Bolton Hartford. nia of Windham in the battle for the particularly after the DEA agent ill. Tuesday nomination. " significant increase over the man­ Donovan. was kidnapped and murdered in "It was in the house all the time.” said power we did have. We have a Sen..Orrin Hatch, R-Utah. chair­ Tuesday Democratic State Chairman Ti­ Mexico,’’. Feldcamp said. Mullen “I'm fit enough to run the London James Leonard, who identified himself as DURING HIS almost-four-year federal strength now of 3,500 man of the Senate Labor Commit­ was enraged by this act, and by the Kings’ caretaker. “She found it a couple Board of Fire Commt ners. mothy J. Moynihan and Secretary Marathon.” the singer told photographers of the State Julia H. Tashjian tenure at the DEA. Mullen reor­ officers who do nothing but investi­ tee conducting Donovan’s confir­ what he considered "foot drag­ days ago.” firehouse. 7:30 p.m. gate narcotics,” Feldcamp said. mation hearing, criticized Mullen who converged on his Londaon home August 2nd, 1776 Wednesday speak on opening day of Taft ganized the agency: Dissatisfied ging” on the part of Mexican Thursday after reports of an alleged drug Mrs. King reported the ring missing June Seminar for Teachers, University with the agency’s “general” ap­ for intentionally misleading the investigators. 18- and took out a newspaper ad offering a John Trumbull’s famous painting, “Signers of the Planning Commission. Com­ THERE WERE FEARS at the problem appeared in British newspapers. munity Hall. 8 p.m. of Hartford,/Bloomfield Avenue, proach to drug enforcement, he One of his brothers, David O'Dowd, said reward for its return. **' Declaration of Independence” portrays an event that West Hartf())rd.. arranged its’ structure to be more outset of. the reordering that FBI She said at the time that the ring Community Hall Advisory Com­ agents lacked expertise in narcotic later in a television interview with the British did NOT occur on this day in 1776. On July 4th, 1776, mittee, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Wednesday “drug specific.” s apparently fell out of her shirt pocket when The Legislative Management law . enforcement, and were a Antonios Restaurant Broadcasting Corp. that Boy George was a the Second Continental Congress did adopt the declara­ The reorganization “affected “different breed” from DEA heroin adcUct. she bent to put something in her car at the Committe^Theets at 11:30 a.m., DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER convenience store. tion drafted earlier. But only the congressional secretary Coventry Room 310^ . DEA in a very positive way,” agents. “I think we can safely say “It’s been, going on for the last eight and president signed anything at that time. The colony The stewing committee for the Feldcamp said. Task forces were those fears have since been laid to set up within the agency for heroin-, rest,” Feldcamp said. months seriously," O'Dowd said. “He looks of New York did not even ratify the document until July Monday Women’s Congress meets at 1 Is Celebrating Its gaunt. The sparkle that u.sed to be in his eyes Fidel sends the crocs 9. It was then “engrossed”nn parchment and signed by Welfare Board, Town Office p.m., Room 406. is gone totally.’' Friday a group of 50 delegates on August.2. Building. 7 p.m. But Press Association, the British domes- Thanks to Cuban President Fidel Castro, Tuesday The Legislature’s Program Re­ 6th Year in Business! , tic news agency, quoted another brother, crocodiles will join the animals at the town DO YOU KNOW — What two U.S. Presidents helped Democratic Town Committee. view and Investigations Commit­ Gerald O’Dowd, as saying Thursday he had zoo in Almendralejo. draft the Declaration of Independence? Town Office Building. 8 p.m. tee meets at 10 a.m. to discuss its spoken to Boy George “ and he says he is just Zoo owner Jose Luis Rodriguez Rosa said > Wednesday study of absentee ballots. Room fine” he wrote to Castro asking for two crocodiles THURSDAY’S ANSWER — The Statue of Liberty’s official Town Council. Town Office W-52. ' Special For The Month Of July k and offering to hang a plaque above them name Is “Liberty Eniightening the Worid." “He is not ill. and is certainly not going to saying the animals had been donated by the 7-4-8*) ' KnowledKP Unlimited, Inc. 1986 die from a heroin overdose in eight weeks,” Cuban leader. Whitham Nursery... FREE LITRE OF SODA Gerald O’Dowd was quoted as saying. “I am WINNER — Ventriloquist Paui Win- The Manchester Interracial Council invites you to join us. chell, shown here in 1949 with dummy On June 16, Cuba’s ambassador in Madrid. While speaking for no ethnic or racial group we hope to pro­ WITH ANY LARGE PIZZA PURCHASED aware that our other brother, David, is very Oscar Garcia Feirnandez, wrote Rodriguez, A Newipaper in EducaUon Procra'm concerned about George, but I know he has Jerry Mahoney, won $17.8 miiiion informing him that Castro had granted his Sponaored by vide concerned individuals with the opportunity to work to­ Celebrating 25 Years of George's best interests at heart. His problem Wednesday in a breach of contract petition and that the crocodiles would arrive The Manchester Herald gether for a fully integrated Manchester. Just fill out and mail FREE COFFEE WITH ANY . has been exaggerated.” suit. After a four-week triai, a Los in Spain Tuesday — but no plaque was the membership form below. If you have any questions please Boy George, whose real name is George Angeles jury found that Los Angeles needed. call Joan O’Loughlin at 643-4031. * - Served from 4-Closing O’Dowd, gained fame as the lead singer of DINNER TV station KTTV and Metromedia, its Castro sent four crocs to this southwestern Adding color to your Culture Club with the 1982 hit. “Do You Spanish town in case one or two die in Really Want to Hurt Me.” former parent company, erased more Mam^ester Interracial Council Wtunbership For^ transport or during the adaptation period, Manchester Herald landscape. It*s not too Fresh f ONLY^ . than 250 of Winchell’s shows during a said Rodriguez, who plans to send Castro a I I^ u rp o ^ to improve understanding ano--ptomote clearer lines pf cMimunication among people of differeiH,ij£e9^nd contract dispute. Spanish ham, some champagne and some USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 234 late to pl^nt trees, V&4L f ARMIGIANO local wine.- , ethnic bac^rounds with the goal of achieving aTtdly Maureen in Denmark PuMialwd dally •xoapt Sunday Suggaalpd carriar rataa ara 81.90 tegrated Manchester. , DINNER - Potato or Pasta, $6^ and caftain holldaya by tha Man- waahly, $6.90 tor ona month, $10.29 shrubs & perennials. All In family cfiaatar PuMjahing Co., ISBrainard for Ihraa montha, $38.90 for alx salad bar, garlic bread, coffee pr tea Mauretin Reagan, President Reagan's Imelda turns 57 Placa, Mancbaatar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. eldest daughter, is a featured guest at the Second daaa i>oatm paid at Man- Mall rataa ara avallabla on raquaat. Princess Diana and the Dqke of Edin­ chaalar. Conn. POSTMASTER: ' ■ . ■ ”k|: ' largest American Independence Day festivi­ burgh, wife and father of Prince Charles, are About 40 relatives and friends gathered in ties held outside the United States, in Rebild. Honolulu to honor former Philippine First Sand addraaa changaa Ip tha Man- W h it h a M N u r s e r y to'be godparents to the latest addition fo the ehaatar Harald, P.O. Box901, Man- To place a dastlflod or display Denmark. Greek royal family in exile. Buckingham Lady Imelda Marcos on her S7th birthday. cbaatar. Conn. 06040. advartlaamontr or to report a newt Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 Mrs. Marcos received floral and food gifts 956 oTVTain S t .^ Organizers expect about 15,000 people Palace said Thursday. Mom, atory ar piclura Id w call 643- 9ICN4TURC- ^ Oprn daily and Sunday 9 A.M. to .'i:.30 P.Mu Fi;idoy at the annual festivities, which have Prince Phllippos, two-month-old son of duriii^the party Wednesday at the rented GUARANTEED 'DELIVERY: If 2711. Offioo houra are 6:30 a.m. to S ciTVIanche-ster, ■ Con n. been held in the heather-covered hills of home of Mrs. Marcos and. her husband, you don't racalVo yqur Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. ex-King Constantine and Queen Anne-Marie, • 8:30 pm. waakdayt or 8a.m. Satur­ ANNUAL DUES; *5.00 — Please make checks out to Man­ TOR ORDHRS TO-GO Rebjid national park since 1912. is to be christened at the Greek Orthodox former Philippine President Ferdinand day, plaaaatalaphona your carriar. chester Interracial Council and mail to: THOI^E: 643-4349 About 100 policemen from surrpunding Cathedral of St. Sophia in London next Marcos. ''If you’re unable to roach your car­ Tha Manchaatar Harald is a mam- townVwill be on hand to protect Ms. Reagan TImrsday. The Ma^ioses joined their friends in a' rier, caH tubacribor aarvioo at 647- bar of tha Assbdatsd Prass, a sub- Ms. Marie Salamon and other, dignitaries, and to prevent chrous of "I Am a Filipino.” while-the 0846 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. scrlbar to Unitad PraaS Intom a- Philippos is Queen Anne-Marie’g^fifth child 2114 Manchester Rd., Glastonbury, (ST 06033 \tlf/ Marcos backers gave the “V” sign that was m. Saturdays for guaranteed dollv- tlonal n ^ ra ssrvioss and a mambar ______expecred anti-American demonstrations, aiKl third son. King Ckmstdntine. a cousin of ary In Manohoalor.X oMha Audit Buraau of CBcutaUona. inspenor Poul Wrohel of the Aalborg city Prince Philip, is godfather to Prince William Marcos’ symbol in the elections preceding police\

f • / * — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 4. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4. 1986 - 7 OPINION Reflection Ves.vteHaiP,V(ASHlM RGcevppTHE6To(0? Jack should come Anderson MtftWMkON. NOW COULD Yoo SEND SOME with rejoicing W*nV ,DCp\(OTOM NND EtlTNUSlkSN)?... As the United States marks its 210th birthday and the centennial of the Statue of Liberty this weekend, there is certainly, Libel ruling much cause for celebration,... The statue, as has been rioted time and again in the months leading up to the kick off good present of the festivities, is a seemly symbol for a nation dedicated to life, liberty and the pursuit of-happiness. Her 100th anniversary should not pass quietly, and it is fitting that it for the 4th ‘ should be commemorated on the same date WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court handed the D eclaration .of Independence was signed. down alandmark decision last week directing At the same time, such anniversaries are federal judges to throw out many frivolous libe) put to their best use if considerable reflection suits before they go to trial. accompanies the re.joicing. Though there is a The decision will save publishers and great deal to celebrate, the nation has a long broadcasters millions of dollars in legal expenses, w ay to go before it has done all it cari to as potential plaintiffs think twice about filing suit proinote equal opportunity for each and in the heat of wounded pride. It will also thwart the more sinister elements that use libel suits or e v e ry citizen! the threat of them to harass and intimidate the . Immigrants — particularly those who press. ' • arrived in the United States in the ea rly part Open Forum But the ultimate winners are the .American of this ceptury — are now marking their Elljs people, which is why the Supreme Court decision Island heritage as well as the statue’s is a perfect gift to the nation in time for its 210th ...... birthday party. centehnial. F o r m any, the sight of L ady knows that despite his undeserv­ various committees and com­ Once again, editors concerned about corruption, Liberty briefly preceded passage through the Ferris not tellitig ing reputation, he certainly does missions, not once has Ted ever wrongdoing and general chicanery by public or shows and attractions island into a society that was infinitely freer not operate that way and the called me and expressed his the whole truth officials and figures will be able to print the than the one they had departed. Thus many ■‘Cummings Machine” is just a feelings on a matter or tried to C om e b ack to the fun For sw im m ing and sun figtrient of the imagination of influence my vote or position. On sordid, embarrassing truth without fear of a libel tend to sing the nation’s praises w hile those who oppose the local party suit that could bankrupt them eveh if they To the Editor; occasion I have gone to him, out Come back to the good tirhes For singing and dancing ^decliningto recognize its flaws. structure. of simple respect; for his position, eventually, win. f But others are somewhat ambivalent about and informed him of some action No longer will reporters arid editors have to When Democrat William Fer­ C’mon eveiyone! And good family fun! When I first began to get I was about to take. Yes, we may self-censor their investigative efforts to avoid Itheb^lebration that began Thursday, and ris of Gla.stonbury dropped out of 'justifiably so. Blacks.. Hispanics. Asians and ^involved in Manchester, I heard have discussed it, maybe even trouble. The public will be better served now. that the 4th Senatorial District race the “ Cummings stories” andlike argued, but when I ’ve.left he has the court has taken off our handcuffs. , Qthers aren’t so likely to have come through last week it was very disturbing. many folks active in town I been ■ very respectful to me, New York Harbor, or to see their heritage Not that he dropped out. but believed them. In serving on acknowledged we still disagreed W E’RE PLEASED that we were directly marked this year. Many have ancestors who because of the excuse he used. various town committees and and extended his hand. involved in this significant victory for the press 1 arrived as slaves or under other unhappy Saying it was because of a fight commissions and in getting to and the public. The decision last week came on a with Manchester Democratic circumstances and have faced harder lives know Ted personally, ■ I hove As the Glastonbury Demo­ libel suit against us by the Liberty Lobby and its Chairman Ted Cummings was learned there is no “ Boss Cum­ cratic town chairman, Mr. Fer­ founder, Willis Carto. The Supreme Court ruled Js a result of the prejudice that has long obviously a poor excuse. mings.” Just sitting at meetings ris must experience lots of that a public figure plaintiff is not entitled to a / ir ' plagued this land. If a candidate is going to of the Board of Directors shows disagreements and fights, not trial unless he presents “ clear and convincing sd, some of'the very immigrants who remove himself because of has­ that there are very independent only with .the opposition party, evidence” that the defendants knowingly or have the^ost to celebrate this.weekend havf sle with someone it certainly Democrats serving on it and a but from politicians within his- recklessly published falsehoods about him. failed to apply their principles to others. shows the individual is not variety of opinions, many con­ own party. One of the strengths a Our attorney, David J. Branson of Kaye, trary to Ted’s, exist and are person in his position must have What hopemere is for better times lie^dn the someone we want fighting for us • Scholer, Fierman, Hays and Handler, said: “ Jack at the State Capitol. Also, anyone voiced. is to hapeHe criticism and dis- w fact that fevVthings rerriain alien ovy Anderson acted courageously in telling his that knows Ted Cummings As I have sat upon and chaired agreenfents, even harsh ones. I readers about the anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi, racist threatening fojvver.'and hard fgelmgs tend ^e’ll bring you the past can’t/help but feel he was just and fascist nature of the Liberty Lobby, and I ’m using this as an excuse rather to diminish witmtimc and-faTrimarity. delighted that the Supreme Court so strongly k than/ admitting he doesn’t want All shiny and new This weekend, then, is a good tim e to stated its rule to protect the press when it takes to give up his new. higher-paying reflect on that as w ell such stands.” stati position. Enough said of 0 W e ’re all sp ru ced u p Even as thenation marks its heritage and Mr. \Ferris, except he‘ may be the principles upon which it was founded, a doin ^th e , citizens of the 4th G R ATIFIE D AS WE ARE by the outcome of ready for you! this case and its portent for the future, we are l \ rededication to the celeb ration ’s them e is in Senato^al District a favor by removing himself. realistic enough to recognize that the decision will order. In particular. Americans need to not discourage the most virulent opponents of a direct their efforts toward tolerance Of Now that the Democrats are frbe press. To some groups and individuals, beliefs, lifestyles and principles that don’t without a candidate for this seat, .money is no consideration. These well-heeled Sa'-- necessarily agree with their own. They also I strongly urge Manchester litigants will continue to harass broadcasters and Director Steve Cassano. who need to remember that good government publishers who dare to cross them, for a suit that dropped out of the race for Mr. requires active participation and a watchful is thrown out before trial can still involve serious Ferris, to put himself back in. expenses for the media. eye from the electorate ^ two things that I! Mr. Cassano has well repres­ Indeed, even the big boys will feel the pinch of seem to have suffered a progressive decline ented, the people of Manchester. libel suits they win in the relatively early stages. in recent years. during his long service on the CBS for example, spent an average of $100,000 a ■ r. •Liberty is far from a shallow concept, and Board of Directors and would be month in the preliminary — that is, pre-trial — I ittakes hard work to maintain. If that is kept an excellent representative of rounds of Gen. William Westmoreland’s 1983 suit the people of the 4th District. It is inmind as the trinkets are sold and the against the network. If the case had been thrown late and it would be a tough fight, fireworks explode, there will be more to out under the new Supreme Court rule, the cost bu ll have seen Mr. Cassano fight would still have been enormous. celebrate by the tim e the. stptue turns 101-. tough fights and i f he won the But the court has at least reversed the trend '5k seat, the real winner.would be X. Letters policy toward frivolous litigation that was threatening to ' h , the people of Manchester, Gla's- bankrupt the courageous members of the press The Manchester Herald welcome.s original tOnbury, Bolton.' Hebron and and muzzle the rest. letters to the editor. ■ Columbia. We consider it a grand Fourth of July salute. Letters should be brief and to the point. They ) should be typed or neatly handwritVn. and. for Bob Faucher Taking Ubertha 7\ ©1986bv NEA.Inc 125 Spruce St. ease in editing, should be d ou b l^^^ I^A The Statue of Liberty doing a striptease? ,o the good old days : must be signed with name, addre.^and daytir Hollywood showman David Wolper has been Editor’s note: Faucher is And the brand new rides telephone number (for verification). criticized by some for lack of taste in the ^ome back to HERSHEY chairman of the Manchester The Herald reserves the right toedit letters in the extravaganza he prepared for the rededication of Human Relations Commission. To the roller coaster interests of brevity, clarity and taste. “ lYE LOUE you, LADY!" the statue in New York Harbor! but the strip was Lake Compounce one of many he. nixed on grounds of taste. A Arid the water slides! French couturier had suggested a huge gown be It’s Am erica! draped over Miss Liberty’s ample frame from the Huddled masses no longer see the Lady shoulders, then dropped around her feet at the instant President Reagan pressed the button that lighted statue’s torch. WASHINGTON — As we celebrate the 100th than 8 milliqn people entered the United States. Wolper and his crew sifted through more than anniversary of the Statue of Liberty there will be The present immigration ceiling is 270,000. But 40,000 suggestions from all over the world, many speeches about immigrants whose first numerous people — political refugees front groaning and guffawing over the wackiest oiefiSf view of their new home was the lady in New York communist countries. Southeast Asian refugees For example: harbor. Robert and the like — are exempt from the overall • A tightrope artist wanted to string his high Today, a very different type of immigrant is quotas. Since 1980 the use of these exemptions has wire from the statue’s, torch to Ellis Island and coming to our shores. If the first view of the 'Wagman skyrocketed until more than 600,000 legal walk it after the torch was lit. United States for yesterday’s alien was New York immigrants a year enter the United States. Asians • A group of Hawaiian merchants wantedto harbor, today’s immigrant is likely to see the represent about 40 percent of the newcomers and drop a gigantic lei around Liberty’s neck from a skyline of San Diego in the morning mist after a Hispanics about 30 percent. helicopter while hula dancers shimmered.at her night dodging the border patrol. And this of course is only part of the picture. By feet. Through much of U S. history, most immigrants some estimates the number of illegal aliens • A minister volunteered to bring his came from Europe. Today’s immigrant, either arriving, most across the Mexican border, is two congregation up from Georgia to walk on the legal or“ undocumented” (illegal), is more likely country and who could not. The quotas were based to three times the number of legal immigrants. water during the ceremonies. to be Asian or Hispanic".’ And the legal immigrant on the number of people from each nation already The numbers are staggering. According to the • Skydivers proposed to jump from on high and represents only a fraction of those seeking the in this country. This favored Western Europeans , Immigration and Naturalization Service, on May twirl the statue with red. white and blue smoke Preview Celebration Begins SPECIAI. PR1-:VIKW PRICLS! $2.(KI ol( all rhciiic I’ark Ae. American citizens, those who possess certain fanning large scale swearing-in ceremonies. In RICHARD W COSGROVE Publisher throughout the season! fAKECOMPOUNCE Beach ...... Id a m -dusk But by the middle.aTTfic^’OOs. the immigrant specialized needed skills, and thb like. their hopes and dreams these newest citizens will DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Eubcutlve Editor JAMES P. SACKS...... Miniglng Editor Lake Aven.ue, Bristoi, CT 06010 population began to. change and in the ’70s more not be much different from the millions who have ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... r...... Anociite Editor newcomers were arriving from Asia and Latin IT WAS ASSUMED that the overall cap would gone before them.,But in teriris Of their America than from Europe. serve to hold the numbers of immigrants to backgrounds and places of birth they will be very DENISE A. ROBERTS...,...... Advertibing DIrwitor DIR ;1 E ^ E Y Lake Compounce is located^iilTles southwest of Hartford. Take 1-84 to Exit 31. North on Route 229 Follow the signs Tliis change took pla^c-partly because, in 1965, m anageabl^vels. But legal immigration is now different. The face of U.S. immigatipn has MARK F. ABRAITIS...... A ...... Builnew Miniger' HERSHEY is a trademark used under license. running at close to record levels..The United SHELDON COHEN...... J...... CX>mpoting M/in«ger Coiigress oompietely revam i^ immigration changed, and likely changed forever. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMWOom Minager y. policy Biofw uni a rigid quota system based on States is experiencing its greatest wave of JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... CIrcuIrtion Manager naSicmdtty luad determ in e who could get into the newcomers since the decade 1900-1910. when more ■.^Roberl.Wannan is a syiHlicjBl$d cpbunnlst. . Mu

MANCHEISTER HERALD. Friday. July 4, 1986 — 9- 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 4, 1986

I YOU CAN'T D O BETTER N^wytiei6 4#idloeo»aee'M6.»9*xivO>»,iM«weiWieiOa**»>CefeR» Brief V* 10>n *no OOMe^ « .oaoew r; i JtSRV 6 ON SALE PRI. JULY 4 Rhody assembly picks Tax chairmen seek compromise Open Dally 9:30-9;3i SAKft. sunao-r -THRU SUN-JULY 0 / Robbers get millions In France AMiSICiVS V Steven Komarow Rostenkowski. in a speech last be agreed upon, as well as the contractors, the oil and gas indus­ MA31IB Fay to head top court Tn^e Asiocljited Press Friday, in Boston, said he was specific business faxes that should try, banks, and others — while the * SAINT-NAZAIRE, France — Masked robbers armed with OASOfNER, m ■ willing jo accept the politically be raised, he said. Senate “ in some cases treats them pistols and a machine gun escaped with $12.5 nriillion from a Bank IfCOMMENDS.. AMERIC^^^ARDEN CENTER WASHINGTON - The chairmen popular personal tax rates of 15 “ If we can reach an agreement better than in current law.” or France branch Thursday after forcing employees arriving for ^ PROVIDENCE,p R.I. (AP) ^ tee had been examining Bevi- t ^ House and Senate tax- and 27 percent in the Senate^bill. on that. I think the rest of the pieces But he noted the Senate'bill was w ort to carry sacks .filled with cash to get-away vehicles, Family Court Judge Thomas F. lacqua’s acknowledged ties to wrfnng comm'iUees, previewing But he said the House bill, even will fall into place pretty easily.” tough on the real estate industry authorities said. ; Fay, a longtime power in the reputed mobsters, suspected talks on revamping the tiatrolTs with its top rate of 38 percent, is Packwood told the Oregonian. and some capital gains. The robbers earlier broke into the bapk cashier’s home, in the Rhode Island House, was adulterous affairs and alleged tax laws, say they'll try to combine more beneficial to the middle Rostenkowski could not be same building as the bank branch, and forced him to hand-over— ^ chosen by the General Assem­ misuse of court employees arid Packwood, who is campaigning the low rates of the Senate plan class, and he’ll maintain that reached for an interview Thurs­ the office keys, authorities said. , bly Thursday to replace state court contractors. with the House’s lax relief for the for re-election, won preferential position in the Houp-Senate con­ day, but his tax-writing staff said Bank of France DepOty Governor Philippe Lagayette said the Model Supreme Court Chief Justice middle class. tax treatment to> the timber ference scheduled to begin July 16. he had been told of Packwood’s -gang esca^d with 88 million francs,-the equivalent of $12.5 Joseph A. Bevilacqua. who Fay, a 1965 Boston University ■ But that will cost money.rAnd “ If the House conferees have one industry in his home state. Three # 8 0 1 8 Law School graduate, was remarks and thought they were a million, making it one of the biggest bank robberies in French resigned to end an impeach­ while both chairmen point to mission, it’s to guarantee fairness good sign. members of the committee — ment inquiry against him. chosen over four other candi­ history. tightening business tax breaks, for middle-income families," Ros­ “ If the two chairmen cometothe including ranking Democrat Rus­ dates: Supremie Court Asso­ exactly which industries will be tenkowski said. “ They’re the real sell Long of Louisiana — are from When I entered for work, I saw the director who gave me'a Fay, 45, of Lincoln, one of six ciate Justice Thomas F.. Kelle- conference agreeing on which weak hello. Then immediately I found myself face to face with asked to ante up — and who is in the victims of an unfair tax system, direction to go in, you can get right states with major petroleum and Electric lc|ym mower has nominees for, the post left her, who received 22 votes; masked men who made me sit on a beiich next to my collegues,” "middle class’’ that will benefit — and they ought to come away the down to business,” said Jim Jaffe, gas-production, which also would vacant when Bevilacqua Superior Court judges Eugene are potential sticking points for the' real winners.” , receive tax relief. one bank employee, speaking on condition of anonymity, told a flip-over-handle, height stepped down effective Mon­ G. Gallant, four votes, and a fax., spokesman for Rosten­ French reporter. approaching House-Senate tax Packwood. in an interview with kowski. “ We’ re playing the sSme “ In the end, the real fight won’t day. received 81 votes of 139 Richard J. Israel, one vote: and conference talks. the editorial board of the Portland Police said up to 10 people were involved in the robbery, adjusters plus-easy-rolling votes cast on the first ballot House Minority Leader Brad­ game with the same goal.” be between' the House and Senate Rep. Dan Rostenkowski. D-Ill., Orepnian, responded that he was The Hou.se bill, passed last — but between corporate lobbyists including two to four men who. waited outside the baiik, during a joint session of the ford Gorham, with 31 votes. chairman of the House Ways and willing to tighten- some .corporate communicating with the others by walkie-talkies. 7-Inch wheels. General Assembly. December, would.lower personal and the middle class taxpayer,” Means Committee, and Sen. Bob breaks also to help middle class taxes by adding $140 billion to the Security Minister Robert Papdraud told French radio there Another nominee. Superior Rostenkowski said. Packwood. R-Ore., chairman of taxpayers —'if he could keep the business tax burden over five* was a "working hypothesis” that the extreme left-wing terrorist Bevilacqua. 67..who had held Court Judge Joseph F. Rodgers 4.97 the Senate Finance Committee, Senate bill’s rates, according to an years. The.Senate bill, by compari­ group Direct Action was involved in the hold-up. Grass Catcher Kit the state’s top judicial post for Jr., withdrew his name just Ortho Liquid Fence. 1-gal. have not been talking even pri­ article published in the newspaper son, would increase business, container of liquid fence and j 10 years, had been the target of before voting began, saying he vately during the Congress’ Fourth Thursday. taxes by $105 billion over five EMERGENCY For 8 018...... 24.88 grass edger. Easy to use. impeachment proceedings for wanted to free lawmakers who ,of July recess, according to aides “ It’s a good agreement," Pack- years. 600 may die during holiday weekend five months when he announced might have voted for him so Fire — Police — Medical feg. 6.97 to both lawmakers. • wood said. ■ Rostenkowski said the House bill his retirement plans on May 28. they could back someone with a But they’ve been publicly laying Such basic items as a definition concentrated on industries that CHICAGO — Five hundred to 600 people may die in traffje The House Judiciao' Commit­ "realistic chance." DIAL 911 accidents during the three-day Fourth of July weekend, the out their positions for the confer­ of the middle class and the amount paid the least taxes because of In Manchester ence scheduled to begin July 16. of tax relief they need will have to their tax shelters — defense National Safety Council estimates. Nursery Stock & Bagged Items Available O nly In Stores With G arden Center. During a non-holiday July weekend, 530 deaths might occur, spokeswoman Carole Unterberg said Thursday. The holiday period used In compiling the highway death toll begins at 6 p.m. Thursday and ends at midnight Sunday, local time, the council said. u During the weekend, SAmillion Americans will travel by car or REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES other personal vehicle, the Council estimates. Four hundred forty-two people died during last year’s four-day REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK- July 4 holiday period. The toll for the last three-day holiday, in featuring: ^ g j g p Q f J|^g TIm es!! ' ^43 MAIN STHEFT • MANCHFS f‘ H 1983, was 447. There was no count for 1984’s one-day . 643-1591 Independence Day holiday. 6,97 8.97 D.W.FISH K VrnNONClRCLt •vihn n The highest Fourth of July toll on record was 758, during four ‘ ■ 87.1-1400 Lovely hydran days-in 1972. The Jiighest three-day toll was 638, in 19’71. Geld Eurony- L Looking gea. Features 12-16’ ’. 3 Poll shows backing for school taxes clusters of beai gal. produces SOLD for an ful flowers. 18-2 colorful pods and LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A majority of the public js willing to pay higher taxes to boost teacher salaries and improv.e teacher seeds to hig agency training, according to a Gallup poll ’released at Thursday’s opening session of the National Education Association’s annual home land- that gets convention. sc Fifty-nine percent of those surveyed said they would favor more funds for public education and teacher training even if i t . meant higher taxes. results? Manchester You Must See $177,900 this Executive Raised Ranch on the Glastonbury lino. 3 x-tra large That compared with 52 percent in 1985,- and 45 percent in a similar 1983 survey. -, bedrooms plus 2 more partially finished on the lower level, -16x21 living Not Available In Windsor room and super 21x27 family room, floor to celling window, The poll also found 54 percent back higher teacher salaries Call us Or Wethersfield. wrap-around dock, central vac and pool are only some of the extras, 2'/4 , even if that meant higher taxes. 647-8895 acre treed, private lot makes this a true mini-estate. ------tC Meanwhile, NEA President Mary Hatwood Futrelt, in her today! SOUTH WINDSOR keynote address to more than 7,000 teacher delegates, urged her union to give qualified support to the idea of a national board of See this ^V^ year old U&R Contemporary, nice family professional standards proposed in a report last May by the • Superior Servis^ room off the kitchen, large living room, 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, fieldstone fireplace, formal dining room, also an Carnegie Task Fo^ce on Education and the Economy; • Senior Citizens Discount office or study on the lower level with its own entrance, " I believe a national board could offer much-to our asking $212,900. ' profession,” she said. -___ _ • Continuous Adv'ertising • Well educated, competent agents Bomb hits Cape Town police station , g- A i 349 EfiST CENTEIt $T. JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — A bomb apparently-- Joyce G. Epstein Ma n c h e s t e r U&R REALTY CO. Bolton S u p e r $126,900 planted in a flower box exploded at a Cape Town police station Real Estate 647~889S, 3 bedroom L-Ranch with a great 16x20 family room with beamed Thursday, the first bombing of a security force target since the ^ 1 cathedral celling, kitchen with skylight. Screened-ln porch and good 643-2692 state of emergency was imposed June 12. Two officers were size deck from whlch to enjoy the private rear yard. FIreplaced living room, dining room and-garage. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor wounded. 6.97 7.97 WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION J The explosion, the 11th urban bombing since the emergency declaration, thundered across Cape Town’s Mowbray suburb Potentilla. A 12-15" Upright during the morning rush hour, sending glass and rubble from a compact, h8rdy Yews. Spreaders, 349 EAST CENTER ST. low Wall across a main street. ( shrub with small globes and up­ 4 Joyce G. Epstein ' • - MANCHESTER Also Thursday, three blacks were burned to death in separate REALTY WORLD incidents, the Bureau for Information said, raising to 97 the mouse-ear like rights for accent (203)646-7709 73 West Center Streel R^al Estate 647-8895 ^ Frechette Associates Manchester. CT 06040 official unrest toll since the emergency was declared. Police headquarters said four suspected guerrillas of the outlawed leaves-15-18” . plonting.'Choose WE GET RESULTS African National Congress — which the government blames for from healthy, WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION G the bombings — were arrested near Pretoria and two A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES’ hardy specimens. MlCHflHS ‘ Soviet-made hand grenades were seized. "

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ITALIAN RESTAURANT “ The solution to this problem is not easy,” John Paul said in declaring that the Roman Catholic Church, while seeking justice Tomato Very busy, very GOOD Restaurant in Prime, down-town for all,, doea^not endorse “ programmed class struggle, which WegetaUeDust New Listing Vernon location. Seats 60, plus. Carpeted, tables & chairs, leads to new forms of slavery.” Beautifully decorated two bed­ counter seats, ovens, freezers, etc. included. Call today His reference was to the Marxist ideology of guerrillas who for your appointment to see! Vernon $157,500 room townhouse. This specta­ * NEW LISTING * seek to enroll farmers, workers and the poverty-stricken in their cular end unit features a fire­ A sk in g‘ 90,000.00 Striking contemporary on secluded 3.6 acresll Very unique home that must r3nks place, 2 full baths, a 2 car gar­ be seen to be appreciated, new carpeting, lots of bullt-lns, appliances, John Paul, 66, spent the morning praying at Chiquinquira, site age, both a deck and a balcony “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s !’* fantastic floor to celling fireplace, home can easily accomodate a large or of Colombia’s holiest shrine, where the Virgin Mary is said to small family, very versatile floor plan. Call today for a private showingllll i't with a view, tennis courts and have leaped out of a painting in 1586 in a miracle recognized by much more. Only one year old. S T R A N O R E A L E S T A T E the church. Offered at'$98,500. (203) 646-7709 Ue returned to the capital by helicopter in the afternoon to 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. ^(Wi-ess the faithful in El Tunal park near the sprawl of shantytowns on the city’s southern fringe known as Tugubrios, in CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” [fefl THE RESULTS PEOPLE. iEms. whiqh one-fifth of the Bogota’s 6 million people live. Your Choice 2.77Me m R R Each 2.9 9 FBI says domestic terrorism down Rose & Floral dust insecticide powder -10 oz. or Systemic rose & flower WASHINGTON — Seven domestic terrorist acts killed two Tomato/Vegetable dust -10 oz. care. 2 lb. people in 1985, but the number of tefrorist incidents was less than half that of the previous year, the FBI reported Thursday. I Jewish extremists were believed responsible for four of the domestic terrorist acts in 1985 — and both of the deaths — while ^Oriho Puerto Rican terrorists were blamed for. two incidents, the FBI SEVIN said. And a radical group known as the Red Guerrilla Resistance > Garden carried out a bombing on Feb. 23, 1985, it said. Dust JUST USTEO! JUST USTED! 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\ lO^J^ANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4. 1986

HAQAR TH E HORRIBLE by DHi Brown* PEANUTS hy Ch^rlaa M. Schulz Herr IBFVC^SRS MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 4. 1986 - 11 S , BUT TMIS fZEALLT' THE a l l y (OMEN I FINISH A A & M H ' ^ THE BNP E N P ? ^ / t h e s e A re p e r io p s ... ^ ^ 5 SENTENCE, THAT'S IT) PERIOD!! X T PONE! FINI5HEP!! ^ m ^ i d ^ r e p o ^ $5,000 lost on certificate of deposit Personal Values QUESTION: received the money. But, if some-’ Certificates of If you write another check to It lias been said that ttie best things in life are free. Db you agree one filched the money after you deposit are sup­ cover your deposit at the second or disagree with this idea? > gave it' to the assistant manager, bank, it might be wise to put a posed to be safe your CD should be valid. and you have "stop” on the original check at Investors’ Because the bank you named in your first bank. written that no your letter is a national bank, you ~ 7 l one has ever QUESTION: Only bfokerage U.B.ACRBB hYJIwi Pavla Guide should spell out all details of your lost any money story in a letter to Deputy firms, commercial banks and trust in CDs or any­ William A. Doyle companies can provide "signature TH E PHANTOM by Lm Falk A By Barry ' miMAT PO I \ ' /HERE.6HaPONA Comptroller for Customer and LO A NOISE CHECK otrr .YOU BBCONIE A We contacted the FBI, who said least one of the lawyers you amount of the check will be BAD ONE ? ) B A D N O I S E S SPECIALST ? ] there was nothing they could do EMERGENCY contacted wasn’t able to get things withdrawn from that account. Fire — Police — Medical and that we should get a lawyer. squared away. If the check remains lost and We went to several lawyers and. - but 9Q[,000 jobs lost It must be noted, however, a CD never clears at the first bank, the after a while, realized nothing was or any other deposit is not effective money won’t be credited to your D IA L 911 getting settled and that was only until the bank verifies it has account at the second bank. In Manchester By Martin Crutslnoer At the White House, presidential The Associated Prfess U spokesman Larry Speakes said the fall in the jobless fate represented I WASHINGTON — The civilian “ nriore good pews for an economy 1 unemployment rate dropped to 7.1 that is still growing, now for the percent in June, but the improve­ 43rd consecutive month.” JHHBfeUiliMUUi I ARLO AND JANI8 * bjf Jimmy Johnson ment masked a loss of almost But private analysts disagreed, armiifi BEHIND 90.000 jobs in the liard-hit manufac­ arguing that unemployment rate ABS'YEAROUIMAH&ilTiNa turing and oil and gas industries, ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook THE WHEEL OF W "ST CHEVY.' BEHINDfMEWHEa has been basically stagnant for the I I Z.ANCHESTER STATE BANK the government reported past two years as the manufactur­ OFA2»-VtAROLOCAI?.'. Tn Thursday. ing sector continues to be pounded L ..iiiii.-„„ ...... mJZ While the Reagan administra­ by huge foreign trade deficits, A ^ N $ , tion hailed the drop in the jobless “ The decline in the unemploy­ TriW SAV ‘ibU AMflZltAN^, tAT1N&. rate, private economists were not ment rate is meaningless.” said THE ONLY BANK IN TOWN OPEN ' k m 15 Hlfj^ A , NlYCUS6rlAli^,WM impressed, arguing that the report Lawrence Chimerine.'president of mk\>i omf66ep' ANP Tiia T f l » showed a sluggish economy with Chase Econometrics in Bala Cyn- MlNoftiV. widespread weakness. wyd. Pa. “ This is another weak The Labor Department said the economic’ report which raises ON SATURDAY* JULY 5th, 1986 number of Americans out of work further doubts about whether-we fell to 8.44 million last month, an will get any pickup in growth i n the JdhlKOMlk improvement of 111,000 over May. second half of the year.” ' when the unemployment rate had Rudy Oswald, chief economist jumped to 7.3 percent. for the AFL-CIO, said. "The Index ALLEY OOP ®hy Dave Qraua of Leading Economic Indicators is gillWtlleKfok- Civilian employment rose by weak, manufacturing orders are ...THEN ONE OF 'EM [ SMOKE YEAH... A MBTRSSB ) DO YOU HAPPEN \ NO, BUT LET ,563.000 in June as 452,000 new MUST'VE SENT THAT ( SIGNAL? weak and our trade deficit is going s ig n a l ; I W AS X t o k n o w WHERE ) M E N 06E 'workers entered the labor force, SMOKE SIGNAL WE SENT AHEAP TO / OOOLA AND TH'"/AROUND AND through the ceiling. In that cli­ s a w ; CHECK IT OUT! X WIZER ARE? / SEE WHAT I according to the department’s Manchester State Bank Customers Only mate. today's jobless report is not MR. MEN” AND LITTL^MIS^"* by Hargreaves A Sellers CAN FIND o u t ; monthly survey of households. enough improvement to be tSAA Hargraavaa SaSars A separate survey of busine.ss OMirtbwtaO by NCA.me encouraging.” ^-l'-«A N 'T PECIDI GETsA PASH H<2L>NP,.THEKJ WE payrolls, -however, showed em­ The report showed that manu­ wilt again have their hometown bank c a n a l l p a t h ;m a t o n c e ' ployment actually fell in June by facturing jobs fell by 56.000 in 89.000 workers, the first decline 7 ^ June. Since the beginning of the PASH H<5UNP recorded in thisice AUGUST ‘/«4— y year, 159.000 manufacturing jobs Vi . WHAT KIMD OF have been lost. open to serviefe their banking needs. A DOG ARE ro o The disparity between the two Oil and gas employment fell by GO\UQ TO GET. surveys was explained in part by 15,000. bringing to 113.000 the MR,SMALL-? A. the fact that they classify striking number of jobs lost in the petro; ■ workers differently. Strikers are leum industry this year. Drilling THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom not counted as employed in the activities have been cut back business survey because they are sharply becausei^f the plunge in oil YDU 6H0UUPVB CQIAe! 6B5T I P iP M 'T hieeo A )y / not drawing paychecks, but the prices. ★ Main Office Open 9-12 Saturday fiiv m IH)EeYBP.THRewl ■R)PF0aWAP&. household survey continues to Even the construction industry, count them as job-holders. one of the bright spots in the \ r ~ Thus, the -.155.000 workers on economy this year, sustained a strike la.«t month against the seasonally adjusted decline of ★ Branch Office Open 9-1 Saturday PuxEtea A stro ^ a p h American Telephone & Telegraph 30,000 jobs in June. This .still was a Co. were treated differently in the substantial improvement from a V 4 D . two calculations. year ago. however. ACROSS 6 Bears (Lat.) Answer to Previous Puzzle 7 In the same 1 Noun suffix place (abbr.) < % u r Stocks down slightly 4 Energy unit . 6 Writer Marquis ^Birthday Because no other bonk is open on this (abbr.) de ____ : 7 Same (comb, 9 Western hemi­ July S, 1966 before long weekend form) sphere organiza­ FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thaves day we can only service MSB customers. 10 Military fugitive tion (abbr.) Th e wanderlust within you will be lul- By Chet Currier Telegraph, down ->/i at 25: RJR 12 Crooked. 11 Large felines filled in the year ahead in both y o u r'' B E N t h a t i p The Associated Press Nabisco, down Vt at 54*/4. and 14 Pasture sound 13 Wishes (sl.) physical and mental spheres. Good things will happen for you the more you International Business Machined, 15 Hawaiian island 19 Roman bronze move around. UN'rVii on turnover of more than 3.6 market, totaled 125.54 million 34 Exists (abbr.) 46 Green (Fr.) 5 3 _____-la-la them.^Keep a low profile and stay in the IMPRESSk DO MY lO BUILPINS UPTD million shares. The company and shares. 36 Landing boat e background. LLOYD. 1 2 7 9 OF IMPRESSION THE BieeiES France’s state-owned CGE have Standard & Poor’s index of 400 37 Old Greek VIRQO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) Something that worked out successfully for a friend NOLAN. OF ELISHA announced an agreement to m e r^ industrials fell 1.16 to 281.07, and township 10 14 could also work out well for you today, COOK, J R . their telecommunications and S&P’s 500-stock composite index 39 Slapt-in provided you follow his techniques to 15 o offlee-automation businesses in a ’ was down .91 at TOUTS': 42 Entrusts the letter. transaction that would yield IT T The NASDAQ composite index 45 Palate part LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Major 18 $1.8 billion in cash if it is approved for the over-the-counter market *P.S. - M.S.B. is the only bank in Manchester open 47 Soul achievements are possible today, so by by the French governiiient. rose 1.68 to 411.16. At the American 51 Honshu bay all means set your sights a few notches Stock Exchange, the market value higher than usual. Challenges serve to Lraers among the blue chips for its customers on every Saturday of the year. 52 Opposed % stimulate you. included Eastman Kodak, down >/■ index closed at 284.59, down .20. 24 26 1 I 27 26 29 9 54 Spirit SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Use your _ U at S7>/4; American Telephone k 55 Close firmly (Especially Holiday "weekends.) 30 32 visionary powers )o your advantage to- ‘ 56 Feathery plant .day. Start Implementing plans for 57 Hus 33 36 something you desire to accomplish a 58 Frequently few weeks from now. Lydall earnings declining 8AQITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) "OUR INTEREST IN MANCHESTER IS WORKING FOR YOU! (poet) 37 Hoped-for changes that will affect your B rid ge 59 Licanaa plate Lydall Inc. of Manchester, which He said the same pattern ap­ 42 43 44 1 material welLbeing will begin occur to­ 6 0 ______to Joy day. The results will be favorable. earlier projected 19M earnings of pears to be continuing through the about $1.45 per share, reported this second quarter. 4 » 46 47 c a p r ic o r n (Oac. 22-Jan. 19) You set the contract. Did something go DOWN might have to make a. decision today week that earnings will be lower "The generally soft demand for NORTH 7-4-M There’s more wrong? 61 62 53 that will have far-reaching effects. If you At rubber bridge, declarer should than previously reported. industrial products and the contin­ 1 Metric foot study all Its aspects carefully, your judg­ ♦ A94 Preliminary results for the first uing restructuring of the com­ Y7S2 to it than odds strive to guarantee his contract. He 2 Swing 66 ' 66 ment will, be a wise one. can do 80 by preventing East from six months of IBM show slower pany’s Elastomer Products Group AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-p*b. 19) You're ♦ 873 3 Traveler's By Jamef Jacoby gaining the lead. He should forget the growth than projected at the are the major contributing factors apt to be a bit of a slow starter today, ♦ K J 10 9 68 69 beginning of the year, the company to this decline,” the news release choice but once you get moving, you'll discov­ light percentage play in trumps and WEST e ast said. 4 Wound cover er being Industrious and productive Is . Today’s game was rubber bridge, instead find the aafeat plav for the en­ said in a news release. anchester State Bank ♦ Q J 10 7 ♦ K 8 5 3 2 and North had no idea that his partner Lydall is a $104 million manufac­ 5 Asian people ( C ) t 986 by NEA. Inc. more fun than goofing off. Y 6 tire deal. At trick two he shohould pUy a Millard H. Pryor, chairman of YQJO turer of products for industry PISCES (Pab. 20-March 20) A n oppor­ ♦ A6S2 ♦ QJ 10 played five-card majors. He respond­ low heart from dummy. If East plays Lydall, said the company’s first- tunity will arise today to draw you closer ♦ 754 2 48 6 ed one no-truinp with his completely low, he should insert the 10, raceiving quarter earnings were down. 51 which include engineered fiber 1041 Main Street, 185 Spencer Street 6 to someone you recently met and of balanced hand of eight hi^-card an unexpected bonus when that wins percent from the comparable materials and elastomeric and CELEBRITY CIPHER whom you are already fond. Start build­ SOUTH points. Suppose South promised at the trick. What if East splits his honors period in 1985.’ fiber components. raebrlty CIphar oryploeranw nra creeled from quoleltane by lemoue people, peel end preeent. ing bonds. 4 6 • least five cards in hearts for his open­ (a silly play, since West might just Manchester ■ Member F.D.I.C. Eeob letter In the dpber elende for enoMier. radix's oNk rt epuele K a k ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll be Y 10854 ing? The sensible response would be to' hold the lone king)? Declarer would ♦ K94 by CONNIE WIENER extremely adept today at gauging the bid two hearts with eight, or nine win that trick and then return to dum­ wants and needs of others. This can be 4AQ3 GM scraps parts plant points, but to try one no-trump with my to play another heart, fineasing •DCFMWVOJ HTFUFHXCUKBCO XTC a big asset if you are dealing directly Vulnerable: Neither - only six or seven in high-card points. with the public. against the remaining honor. Dealer: South Regardless, the final contract would parking lot for newly produced TAURUS (4pril 20-May 20) You're bet­ FRAMINGHAM. Mass. (UPI) - UCMFXKWLOTI^S KL NTKHT WLC OCCPO still have been four hearts. Eqainexea nnd aelaUcca General Motors has scrapped automobiles and is zoned for ter equipped today to handle mental Wett Narth Eaat , Sealh pursuits than physical ones. Spend your Declarer won the ace of spades and, plans to build- a $M-million parts commercial use, said Ben Harrell, 1 V The points at which the sun croMet YWUC SWNCU XTFL MWRC." — UWMMW efforts trying to bring in bucks Instead Paas 1 NT Pan 34 taking the right percentage play in production facility across the rablic relations supervisor for the of balancing barbells. trumps, b a n g ^ down the ace and king. the equator are the equinoxes, when street from Its Framingham as­ /company. Paas 4F Pan Pan day and night are moat nearly equaL YFJ. QEMINI (Btay 21-Jun* 20) There are Pan ThenTie turned to cluba, hoping that sembly plant, citing a town deci­ D strong Irtdicatlona that this could be a The points at which the snn Is st a GM submitted p]ans^.^t(L^ra- P R E V IO U S 8 0 L U T 0 N : “ W a are healthy only to the axtant that our Ideas East had three of them. But East sion to disallow rezoning of the profitable day for you) You'll manage maxunnm distance frpin the equator' mingham town offidafs last May are humana." — ^Kurt Vormagut, Jr. Opening lead: 4 Q trumped the third club and returned 14-ncii lot for industrial .ose, CLOSED FRIDAY JULY 4th - LEGAL HOLIDAY your raaourcas wisely, and you'll alsp be the queen of diamonds. The defendera are the aolitkNe. Days and nights are pompany officials said Thursday.. to rezone the property and a shrewd at buying or ^llng. now took three tricka hr diamonds to then the^most nnei|uaL parts production facility that The land, owned by General would have employed approxi­ Motors. Is currently used as a mately 1,000 people, Harrell said. \ U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4. 1986 Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Friday, July 4, i986 — is

Reagan touch lights Lady Liberty Independence Dey 1M6 FOCUS • o Continued from page 1 presumably British, sported a banner that read "A ll is forgiven. One of the smaller vessels, presumably Today is the Fourth of July, a s|0te and federal holiday. vessels fron^ all over the world that Come home colonials, tea and Gevenuneut oftieea; Municipal, state apd federal offices will will parade up the Hudson River on crumpets await"’ • . British, sported a banner that read ‘‘All Is be closed today. Town of Manchester emergency numbers;' Friday in a pageant of sail. Although the salute to the statue forgiven. Corne home colonials, tea and highway. 647-3233; refuse, 647-324S; water and sewer, 647-dlll. "We are looking • forward to a had an international flavor with M aU : The Postal Sendee will only deliver perishable, spedal first-class weekend,” Mayor Ed­ ships from all overthe world, there crumpets await.” and express items today. Post ofHces will be closed today but will ward I. Koch told 1,000 guests at was a note of dissidence from the be open Saturday from 1:30 a.m. to noon, with regular mail Grade Mansion who watched a Soviet I'nion delivery. to be mass ela.tion.' Thursday in naturalization cerem­ lot' tely organized parhde of nearly The Communist Party daily Department M Motor Vehicles: Offices .are closed until Tourists thronged to the South onies timed to coincide with a 200 sloops, barks, schooners and Pravda said the celebration masks Tuesday, when hours will be from 6:30 a;m. to 7:30 p.m. Auto Street Seaport, cheering and wav­ televised ceremony from Ellis lesser sailing ships glide down the the real nature of ’freedom in emissions testing stations will be closed today, but will be open ing, some of them decked out in Island. East River for a mooring area off America, which it called "the Saturday from 8 o.m. to 1 p.m. . \ 'f foaiti rubber -Statue of Liberty ' "There was quite a few times I until Friday's event. libert'y to sell and be sold."' G a rb a g e : No Manchester pickups today. The Friday crowns. . . thought l wouldn’t make it," said One of the smaller vessels. But elsewhere, there appeared collections will be made Saturday.' « ”It really makes you feel great to Rafael Meza, 27, a native of Mexico be an American," said Ellie B an k s: All will be closed today and some will, be closed • . r h i a ' . . who became a citizen in Las Vegas. Saturday. Lapona, from Norwood, N.J.. " I felt like going back some times, Soft shoe Sleak sneak Au nature! U b r a rte s : All closed today. Posed for action Open gait Padded step originally from Switzerland, as she but there was always somebody AlciAolilc beverages: Sales are prohibited at package stores \ News photpgrapher leaned on a railing with her who would give me a hand and I ’d and other retail outlets today, but sales are permitted where hu.sband Vic, a native Italian. try again.” alcohol is consumed on the premises. Keith Baldi of Huntington, on A 6-foot-tall, 1,000-pound Statue Special events: Manchester’s celebration willjbe held today at Long Island, draped himself in a . of Liberty cake served 500 vete­ recalls Ellis arrival the Manchester Bicentennial. Band Shell at Manchester large American flag as he trekked rans, former prisoners of war and Community College. Events include a chicken barbecue from over the Brooklyn Bridge to view military dignitaries at the Vete­ Footloose Reginald Pinto spent four days ,4:30 to 7:30 p.m., children’s activities from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., a Pinto was taken to Ellis Island the festivities. ran’s Administration Medical cen­ on Ellis Island trying to enter a concert featuring ‘"nm e Was” at 5 p.m.. a performance by the J after landing in New York City “ This is the greatest country in ter in West Los Angeles Thursday, Governor’s Foot Guard "Pops” Concert Band at 7 p.m., and country that already considered with no one to meet him. He had the world. The land of opportunity, him a citizen. fireworks at 9: M p.m. been put in the care of the ship’s although there are a lot of Festivities for the 210th edition 6f Zesty walkers .take to the streets of Manchester for their health Pinto, now a photographer for Manchester Herald: Today’s weekend edition of the Herald doctor, who promptly fo r ^ t about homeless people,” he said. the glorious Fourth included a the Manchester Herald, was 14 him upon arrival^ polka explosion in Chicago, the has features which usually appear in the Saturday editions — Bv Susan Vaughn walking first thing in the when he found himself in New York "I’m waiting lor somebody to While the)crowd gathered to including Weekend Plus Magazine. There will be no Saturday Farm Aid II concert in Texas, a Herald Reporter morning because it gives them Harbor. The year was 1940, and the tell me what to do." he said. watch the ceremonies in New York 21-gun salute from "Old Ironsides” edition this week. The Herald’s offices will be closed today and an energetic start on the day. native of Portugal was leaving his ’’Everybody left. I’m still were celebrating. America ac­ in Boston and a paddlewheeler Saturday. There was the jogging craze- "W hen I get home. I have lots relatives g'nd country to live with wailing” quired hundreds of new citizens on race on the Mississippi. his father, a weaver who had At the time, the island served and the tenni.s phase and the of energy. I can tackle anything. U remarried and relocated' to New largely as a detaining port for frenz.v over racquetball. I’m not tired,” said Sapienza. Bedford. Mass. . immigrants who didn’t have com­ More recently, Americans Walking is not without its Pinto. 60, said this week that plete papers or had nobody to have returned to the oldest form hazards. Pesce broke her arm because of his dual citizenship, " I claim them. of exercise — good old walking. 'ast year while stepping off a was coming to the states as my Pinto said he was amazed at the Many Manchester residents iiigh curb at Main and Charter* birthright.” different types of people who were have joined the 5,5 million Oak streets. The accident didn’t It meant that he didn't have to go also biding time on Ellis until Am ericans who list walking as cause her to miss a step — she through the paper work that most something could be done with their favorite form of exercise. immigrants did. Nonetheless, he them. was injured on a Friday and L Walkers can be seen along the said, he ran into problems. "I had never seen anything like back walking on Monday. The trip from Portugal on a ■that," he shid. streets of Manchester at 6 a.m. ^Greek boat was treacherous be­ His father, who didn’t know he and at 6 p.m. Many walk in ANOTHER FAMILIAR cause Greece had just become a hadvmade it to America, was couples or in fam ily groups. WALKER in Manchester, • target for the Germans, he said. notified after Pinto had spent four None try to keep up with the Nathan G. Agostinelli. agreed Pinto remembered seeing a Ger­ days on the island. joggers. with Pesce, that walking clears man submarine, which he said "It was one of the most dramatic, Walking has been promoted as the mind as much as it tones the surveyed the boat, then left the experiences of my life” Pinto a safe form of exercise for body. <• area. said. people over 40. but people of all “ Walking gives me an ages have joined the growing ' opportunity to think out ranks of serious walkers. One problems. I can work out the Area immigrants don’t young mother in the Autumn most complex problem while Street area said she had worked w alking” he .said. up to a mile a day. She carried The Manchester State Bank regret America her newborn infant while president said that walking also another child hiked along behind opens up a new world. “ You sec hbr. things in different perspective. Continued from page 1 law which is currently being You notice the trees and bushes significance. published. He said it is only the T H R E E R E T IR E D W OM EN and the seasons changing” first of several he plans to write. He eventually got a job in a mill who live on the east side of Agostinelli has been walking Satryb brought up three boys in and worked there for 27 years. Manchester .said they have been at least two miles a day for more "When the mills were sold. I went the country that he loves so much. " I ’m very proud of the whole walking five days a week since than 10 years. He said he started to Hamilton Standard” he said. they retired two years ago: They walking on the recommendation Until 1978, Satryb was a custo­ fam ily,” he said. walk whether the weather is of a physician at the Nbw dian for the Rockville public school Both Satryb and Wind count good or not. "H u rry and catch system. themselves lucky that they were England Medical Center in Wind said he found it difficult to able to beat the struggle and.strict up with us," they yelled at a Boston after experiencing some adjust to life in America at first. laws which limited many immi­ reporter recently. pajn in his chest. “ Of coursc.-I "Everybody goes through a very grants and to make new lives for And it was at no slow pace that panicked, thinking I was having tough time.” he said. themselves. Vera Pesce. Josephine Malin a heart attack” ' . Since he retired. Wind has been "Millions were dreaming to and Roccina Sapienza make But what the medical ’ working on a book about Jewish come to this country." Wind said. tracks through five to six miles e.xamination showed out was !h Manchester streets every that Agostinelli tacked exer/'isc weekday morning. He said he had gone from being Pesce said she and her friends athletic as a*youngcr man to T alks preced^^isplay have mapped out several routes doing nothing in his 40s. 4 in all directions, starting at Oak Before an aerial fireworks dis­ arid aclivitic.s for children starting and Spruce streets where t hey HE R E F E R R E D to the play lights up the sky tonight on the at 4:30 p.m., town.speople will be join up. "Shall we take the north “ adjustment phase” of new Htrald photot,by Pinto ind Roch* Manchester Community College entertained by Tifryp Was, an oldies route today?" Pesce asked her walkers. That’s when "everyone band that plays music frotii the Nathan Agostineliyf presidentlsifManchester State Bank, Spring Street neighbors Pat Nelson, left, and Carol campus, three speakers, wjll ad­ friends. They agreed and set out and his brother wants to give dress Manchester’s celebration of 1950s and 60s. The band is being on Spruce Street toward East voua'ride." often walks doWntown during h^lunch hour. He has McNamara walk six days a week with McNamara’s dog. Am erica’s 210th birthday. sponsored* by the Independence Center Street. been an enthusiastic walker for more than 10 years. Walking, the pair say, has helped them tremendously. Day Celebration Committee. The speakers include Town Next comes The Governor’s Foot All three said that they prefer Ple.ase turn (0 page 17 Manager Robert B. Weiss. Mayor Guard Pops Band, sponsored by Barbara B. Weinberg and MCC Lydall & Foulds Corp. and' the President William E. Vincent. All Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. An three will speak in the Bicentennial audience participation sing-along Band Shell area, where an entire will follow with songs like “ Yankee night of events is planned. Doodle Dandy” and "You’re A Along withw i l d aM chicken^ iiiv iw ii barbecuelyciiuvrvuv: uGrand i a i i u \Oldjikm iFlag." la g . \ Court papers served in SW suit over malis ' " ' Vt..

Continued from page I could not be reached .for comment Thursday. mission members have said they Commission officials have said, High stepper Toe step Toddlin’ along Strong stride Two by two ’ did not favor one mall over the however, that they conducted an other and could only act on the in-depth investigation while con­ application before them. sidering Homart’s traffic applica­ They said that before Melvin, tion. The commission granted the Simon and Associates applied.fora permit June 3. permit, the commission could not Meanwhile, the developers of require the Buckland Hills devel­ both malls have held negotiations opers to consider Winchester’s to reach an agreement to merge potential traffic. interests. Sources close to the New York developer John Fin- developers told the Herald Wed­ Liberty’s restoration — back from the brink 9 guerra. who heads Manchester’1-84 nesday that it appears the compet­ Associates, officials of Homart and ing partnerships will agree to build base of the torch and the base of the traffic commission members just one mall. By Rick Hampson The Associated Press statue.

NEW YORK - In 1983, after Here are the Lady’s vital stats THE STATUE’S armature — the almost a century of wind, rain and interior latticework that conforms Wrights said wronged to the undulations of the statue’s pollution, the Statue of Liberty had NEW YORK (A P) — The Statue of Liberty has Heigiii ui ,iiundation: 65 feel. a broken nose, a cracked right eye. shape, holding tof^ther the plates stood in New York Harbor for 100 years. Here are Total height; 305 feet, I inch. of its skin and linking them to the a split lip and stains on her gown. RALEIGH N C (AP) - The Evans, whose resolution repudiat­ some facts and figures on one of America’s most Total weight: 225 Ions. I central superstructure — was Her spike-crowned head tilled to North Carolina House votec^ Thurs­ ing the claim was approved 100-0. beloved symbols: Tablet in left hand: July IV MDCCI.XXVI (July badly rusted. the right, stabbing her sagging day to repudiate Connecticut’s ” We think it is an outrageous claim 4. 1776 in Roman numerals). When its iron bars began to swell torch arm. claim to the first manned flight, and it is.an affront that the state of Sculptor: Frederic Auguste Bartholdi. Spikes in crown: Seven, symbolizing the seven with rust, they popped the riveted " I knew she was in trouble.” saying the northern .state has Connecticut is trying to do thts to < Formal name; Statue of Liberty Enlightening ,4eas and seven continents. I brackets that heldthemtotheskin. us. .quipped Bob Hope, "when I waved wronged the Wrights. the World. Dedicated: Oct. 28. 1886. ' Workers removed each of the 1,800 at her and she waved back." Models: Bartholdi sculpted the face using Designated a national monument. 1924 Rep. Charles Evans. D-Dare. "I. think 4t is worthwhile to note ' old bars, no more than 12 in a day, , By tlw turn of the century, pictures of his mother; his wife was the model for said the Connecticut governor and that Bridgeport. Conn., is also the Cost of statue restoration: $66 million. and fashioned identical new ones engineers said, the statue would be the body of the statue. legislature have claimed Gustav home of P.T. Barnum ... who has Cost of total statue and Ellis Island restoration: out of stainless steel. 6 near collapse. been quoted as .saying, “ There’s a Height from base to torch; 151 feet, 1 inch $260 million (goal). Original design flaws in the Whitehead of Bridgeport, Conn., Using tools as modem as the sucker born every m inute,"’ ■ Height of torch; 21 feet. Cost of Liberty Weekend unveiling: $30 million, statue’s interior support system made the first powered flight two computer and as ancient as the Height of pedestal; 89 feet. paid by ticket sales and television rights. and its. subsequent deterioration years before Orville and Wilbur hammer, a team of 200 American had produced dozens of holes aird Wright’s historic flight from Kitty and French designers, painters, cracks in the penhy-thin copper Hawk in 1903. carpenters, ironworkers, masons skin. They were repaired with new and laborers spent three years THE RENOVATION was both and myriad details involved in a Repouse. an ancient technique of "None of the experts in aviation, Manchester Fire copper that had been treated to restoring Liberty in time for her public spectacle and private $70 million restoration of a 151-foot. shaping copper by hand­ the historians from the Smithson­ give it the characteristic light lOOUi birthday celebration starting drama. Liberty Island became a 22.5-ton international symbol of hammering it, was used to create a ian Institution on down, have given Extinguisher green of aged copper, . July 3. construction site, and the statue freedom. new torch and flame. The latter, a cn^ence at all to this claim ,” said Outside, workers found bird They fixed the symbolic broken, was eaged by the world’s highest Computers produced three- replica of the 1886 original, was • ■Company Inc. ■ nests in the folds of Liberty’s gown chains at her feet, restored one of free-standii}g scaffolding. On July dimensional. .multi-colored struc­ then cqvered, patch by patch, with and graffiti that dated back to 1886. Jter lost curls and replaced all 1,800 4, 1984. as the nation watched on tural drawings, and sophisticated gold leaf. will be closed until They included a B for Bartholdi on EMERGENCY 'Bars in her corroded interior television, a crane operator care­ instruments measured air cur­ the first copper plate to be riveted Fire — Police — Medical Tuesday, July 8, armature, They even had to fully lowered the old torch to the rents outside the statue and carbon Unlike its predecessor, which and the inscription "Alone with remove the letters on her tablet — ground. dioxide and moisture ipside it. The had been fitted with windows and God and the Statue, Christmas due to a deathjn LADY LIBERTY July IV MDCCLXXVI - while it Behind the scenes, the restorers statue was X-rayed for hidden lit from within, the new flame will DIAL 911 E ve” on the left big toe. In Manchester the family. . . . 21-foot torch was repaired. wrestled with'the complex issues cracks. reflect light shone on it from the y f ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4, 1986 — 1$ Supormirket Shopper Weddings No smoking signs should be prominent in supermarket By Martin Sloane United Feature Syndicate cigarettes. 1 If a supermarket allows customers to violate the law, this should be reported to local law-enforcement Dip (value not to exceed $1.29 per coupon). Send ■ Here in California, it has been and health authorities. It would also be a good idea to C lip ’n’ fjle refunds against the law to smoke in supermarkets for several the required refund form and the net-weight contact local groups who take a strong anti-smoking n>any people still don’t seem to know this. Dairy Products, Oils, Margarines. statements cut from two 8-ounce cups of position to see if they have an interest in helping vou Breakstone’s Gourmet Dip- (any flavor), along In ♦iL***V*i "'^ ** worst when I ’m in the checkout line, get action. Diet Products .(File 2) in the aisles, I can always move away from the Clip out this file and keep it with similar with dated cash-register tape with the-purchase smokere. But once I ’m in Une, I feel trapped if the cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with- price circled. Expires July 31, 1986. 8IAR’TIN: I have been couponing and pereon in front or behind me starts to smoke. beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting HOLLYWOOD Foods Offer. Receive a free refuMing for several years and have trained my the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Hollywood Sprayer. Send the required refund The stores have put up a few timid signs that thank family to. save money as well.>Not long ago. my people for not smoking, but the cashiers seem to shy the required fortns at the supermarket, in form and the cash-register receipt with the husband walked up to the supermarket checkout newspapers and magazines, and when trading purchase price of one bottle of 100 Percent Pure away from telling customers that it is against the law counter with a pack of Gillette Good News Pivot With friends. Offers may not be available in all Hollywood Safflower Oil circled, along with a to srnoke in the store. They seem to be afraid of razors, priced at $1.89. A thoughtful cashier told him offending them and losing their business. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive 95-cent check or money order for postage and that the razors were on sale and that a second package each refund. handling. Expires A.ug. 15, 1986 or-whilg supplies ^ about asking people hot to smoke, but it would cost just one penny. last. ■ ' would be a lot easier if I could point to a more effective So my husband got another package of razors, and These offers require refund forms: SLIM FAST $1 Cash Refund Offer. Send the sign, so I wrote to Von’s and asked them to post such paid just $1.90 for two packages. By now, he was A YDS Cash Refund Offer. Receive up to a $2 signs near the cash registers.. required refund form and the'Universal Product excited about his bargain, and on the way out of the refund. Send the required refund form and the Code from the label of any regular-size purchase In response, I got a call from someone in Von’s supermarket he took a look at the bulletin board. Sure Universal Product Code symbol from the Ayds of Slim-Fast Shakes. Bars or Cookies (can or public-relations department who gave me the enough, he found a $1 Gillette refund form! 96s package for a $2 refund; or send the required runaround. package), along with the cash-,register receipt If I could only get him to carry a coupon wallet, life refund form and the Universal Product Code Do you have any suggestions? with thp purchase price circled. Expires Aug. 31, would be perfect. from Ayds 48s for a $1 refund: or send the 1986. ■ ROLFDARBO, LENA PETTI FORD ■required refund form and the Universal Product WEIGHT WATCHERS Free Mayonn'aise Offer. BURBANK. CALIF- LOUISVILLE. OHIO Code from Ayds 24s for a 7S-cent refund. Include Receive a coupon that entitles you.toa free ja r of J the cash-registgr receipt with the purchase price Weigh! Watchers Reduced Calorie Mayonnaise. DEAR ROLF: Smoking, and the accompanying DEAR LENA: If manufacturers would make circled. Expires July 31. 1986. ’ Send the required refund form and the label with trail of ashes and cigarette butts, have no place in a -coupon wallets In styles that would appeal to men, BREAKS’TONE’S Gourmet Dip Two Free the Universal Product Code symbol from any food store. Supermarkets should place prominent "N o more men might carry them. Readers who come up Coupons Offer. Receive two coupons, each good three jars of Weight Watchers Reduced Calorie Smoking” signs at store entrances and provide proper with an idea for a male coupon wallet should write to for one free package of Breakstone’s Gourmet Mayonnaise. Expires July 31. 1986. recepticals there for smokers to put out their me in care of the Manchester Herald. L#

^ ' - ' J . « •' k''. Put IRA to maximum use this year 0 " * 4 ..A ------^ ------..i J i X Mrs. Stephen Davis The tax wri­ Mrs. Robert M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Atle Bjanes Np deduction for consumer inter­ starting in 1987. Mra. Richard P. Lewis ters in W a­ est: Under the Finance Committee Finally, as Eli J. Warach, chief shington have bill, mortgage interest paid on first struggled des consulting editor for Prentice-Hall Davis-Saitta and second homes would continue Information Services, points out. Hall-Jensen BJanes-Webb perately t 0 Lewis-Cavallo to be fully deductible. The same even if none of the new proposals Karen Lee Saifta, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Gary write a tax re Sylvia Patricia Ellen Jensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. would hold true for interest paid in becomes law, you haven’t lost L Ben.son of Colchester, married Stephen Michael Laura Beth Webb, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Marybeth Cavallo, daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred form bill in final Arnold Jensen of 61 Marion Drive, married Robert connection with a business. Inter­ any thing by following the advice In Davis, .son of Mr. and. Mrs. Warren Davis of George W. Webb of Elast Greenwich. R.I., married Cavallo of 70 Debbie Drive, married Richard P. form. Many of Merrill Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hall of Dover. est paid to “ buy or carry” these columns. Colchester, on May 31 in a garden ceremony at the Atle Bjanes of Lewisburg, Pa., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lewis of East the items would P o rter * N.H., on Jung 14 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. investments would be deductible And. if they do become law. bride’s home. Rolf A. Bjanes of Mossige, Norway, on June 8 at New Hartford, on May 24 at the Church of the Assumption. hit you directly. The Rev.-Carl Gustafson officiated. The bride was only up to the amount of invest­ you’ve covered yourself on all Covenant Church, Lewisburg, Pa. The Rev. Edward Pepin officiated. For instance; The Rev. Michael Daigmeare officiated. given in marriage by her father. « 1 ment income you receive during sides. By preparing now. you can Kathy Lynn Saitta. twin sister of the bride, served The Rev. Randall Welsch officiated. The bride was Kristin Cavallo was maid of honor for her sister.’ Susan Solsky .was matron of honor. Bridesmaids the year (i.e., investment intere.st water down the tough, crackdown as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Sheri Aniie given in marriage by her parents. The Rev. Webb is Bridesmaids were Kathy Choquette, Dawn McGann NO DEDUC were Beverly Johnson, sister of the bride. Jacqueline could no longer offset your busi­ parts of the law. while cashing in Saitta. sister of the bride, and Deborah St. Jean. Keri former pastor of South United Methodist Church. and Robin Purcell. TIONS FQR IRA contributions: ’Turnquisl. Susan Sturgeon and Karen Hail, the deduction for interest on IRA ness earnings). on the new benefits of lower tax Diana Webb was maid of honor for her sister. Tony DeFelice was best man. Ushers were Marty The current tax law allows you to Nashner,was flower girl! bridegroom’s daughter. loans: Under present law. you can The bill eliminates the deduction rates. Warren Davis Jr., brother of the groom, served as Bridesmaids were Lisa Johnson. Sarah M. 'Dearman Kelley, Kevin Martin, Eric Clarke, Tim Lewis and put away up to $2,000 a year in an Russell Solsky was best man. Ushers wgre. Richard take out a loan, to make an IRA (the loss of the deduction would be be.st man Ushers were Brian Saitta. brother of the and Becky Steinberg. Gerry Lewis. Individual Retirement Account- Olmstead. Richard Dyer, Donald Beadle. Darin conttibution. The interest paid on phased in) for any other kind of Thomas Servodidio was best man. Ushers were After a reception at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, (IRA) and deduct what you con­ bride, and Vincent Juchniewicz. Christopher Perrotti Guyer,.the bridegroom’s stepson. the loan is currently deductible, interest payment — so-called ’ ’Sylvia Porter’s New Money was ringbearer. Lars Sveinrug. brother of the groom. Howard B, the couple left fgr'Hilton Head, South Carolina. tribute. The -amount grows tax- After a reception at' the Masonic Temple in even though the tax on IRA “ consumer” interest. In other Book for the 80s.” 1,328 pages of After a reception, the couple left for Antigua. They Hillman and Gary Reigle. ’The bride is employed by South Windsor Bank and free until it is withdrawn, gener­ Manchester, the couple leffforthe White Mountains in earnings is deferred until an IRA words, the interest on a car loan or down-to-earth advieV on personal will live in Colchester. After a reception at Buggytown, Mifflinburg. Pa., Trust. The bridegroom graduated from the Univer­ ally at retirement. New Hampshire. withdrawal is made. personal credit-card purchases money management. Is available the couple left for Martha’s Vineyard. sity of Connecticut and is employed as a conservation But the Senate Finance Commit­ The bride is a graduate of Bacon Academy and The Finance Committee bill would no longer be deductible. through her column. Send $9.95 The bride grduated from the University of The bride graduated from Bucknell University in officer with the Connecticut Department of Environ­ tee would limit IRA deductions to Creative School of Hairdressing She is employed as a eliminates deductions for interest plus $1 for mailing and handling to Connecticut and is employed at Liberty Mutual in 1985 and is employed, as a software engineer at mental Protection. They live in Rocky Hill. •taxpayers who are not covered by hair designer at Tres Chic Beauty Salon in Portsmouth, N.H. paid on, IRA loans. The IRA loan NO DIVIDEND SHELTER: The ’’Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book Manchester. HRB45inger Inc.. State College. Pa. another retiremem plan. If you are interest would be non-deductible, dividend exclusion -that you’ve for the 80s,” In care of the The bridegroom is purchasing agent for Robbins 1 The bridegroom graduated from Bucknell Univer­ a participant in another plan, you The bridegroom is a graduate of Bacon Academy Auto Parts. The coiiple lives in Dover. N.H. regardless of how much invest­ probably claimed for years would Manchewster Herald,' P.O. Box sity and is a robotics researcher at Bucknell can continue to contribute to an and is employed as a machinist with the V IP ment income you have. be repealed. Result: An extra $100 419150. City. Mo. 64141. University, Re will serve in the Royal Norwegian IRA and get tax-free growth — but Manufacturing Co. in Berlin ($200 on a joint return) of divided Make checks payable to Andrews. Navy after Aug. 1. The couple-will live in Bryne, no deduction. income would be subject to tax. Norway. HIGHER ESTIMATED TAX McMeel & Parker, Whether or not this becomes law, payments: You prepay your tax you’ll want to make maximum use bill for the year through salary of your IRA this year. For withholding and estimated tax There’s a method to road-numbering example, if you have been putting payments. Under existing rules, News for Senior Citizens in lesslhan $2,000. try tocontribut’e these prepayments generally muSt SKOKIE, 111. (AP) - Believe It instance, U.S, 2 parallels the Weekenders $2,000 in 1986 as early as possible. If equal 1) 80 percent of your final t ax or not, there’s a method to the way Canadian border, while U.S. 84 you are married and your spouse liability, or 2) 100 percent of your roads are numbered in the United runs across the south and southw­ earns an income, make sure your prior year’s liability, whichever is States and motorists can get a est. Odd-numbered U.S. highways spouse maximizes his or her 1986 less. If the prepayments are below rough idea of their location by run north and south with the lowest It’s confidential Jumpers strut stuff Meals resume Wednesday contribution. If your spouse both marks, you must pay a noting the highway numbers on a Herald photo by Pinto numbers in the East. doesn’t work, you can contribute penalty. map. “ Confidentially Yours.’’ the controversial last Equestrian fans will enjoy the Shallowbrook Interstate highways follow a Editor’s note: This column is 9:30 a.m. Bring your own picnic MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS W. McCAU(3HEY as much as $2,250. You'll benefit by The; Finance Committee wants The numbers indicate, both the similar pattern with even numbers .film made by Francois Truffaut before he died. Olympic Committee Horse Show this weekend, July 12, summer program begins prepared by the staff of the lunch. Leave Harkness at 2:30 p.m. the early contribution because to raise the' 80 percept required direction in which a highway runs indicating a highway that runs east V i l l conclude a tribute to the artist at the featuring hunters and jumpers. The competition Wednesday. Meals served at 11:45 . . .' celebrate 25th even if the crackdown is not Manchester Senior Citizens’ Aug. 25 — Westfaritis Mall. a.m. payment to 90 percent. So, if your and its location, according to Rand to west with the lowest numbers In 4 f^ a d sw o rth Atheneum. 600 Main St., Hartford. runs from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., today through Sunday, Center. enacted, you will be building,up McNally’s Road Atlas. Leave center at 10 a.m. Leave mall Grocery shopping: Tuesday income is relatively steady from he South. And, correspondingly, The film stars Jean-Louis Trintignant as an I more income for your retirement. U.S. highways with even at the Community Arena, Hall Hill Road. Somers. at 2:30 p.m. (Call for ride and pickup time). year- to- year, you would have to ' otkLnumbered interstate high- By Joe DImInleo There’s another, crackdown on 'numbers run east and west, with affluent real estate broker who is implicated in a Tickets are $2.50 for adults; $1.50 for children. Seniors are reminded that the' Non-grocery shopping: Tuesday McCaugheys honored repay more of your'current tax ways-rqn north and south with Activities Specialist IRAs — deductible or not. No liability. lowest numbers In the North. For string of murders, including that of his unfaithful Proceeds benefit the U.S. Olympic Committee. meals program will resume Wed­ (Call for ride and pickup time). lowest nil ers In the West. wife. The film, in French with English subtitles, nesday and continue through Aug. Legal assistance: third ’Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. He is a lifelong member of St. The Connecticut Society o f j will be shown at 8 p m. Saturday in the museum’s 15. In addition, the center has day, 10 a.m. to noon. Call for McCaughey of 309 W. Center St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. He On an express train care Physicians is sponsoring an were honored recently at a 25th Avery Theater. Tickets are $3. planned picnics every Thursday at appointment. retired from Prgtt & Whitney in opthamology screening to individ­ wedding anniversary party at the Members of the Oldies But Goodies Express, a noon during the month of July and Medical assistance andinforipa- 1979 after 31 years in the mainte- uals 65 years of age or older. ’Thursday evenings at 5 p.m. British American Club in ■ nance departm ent. He is a Manchester-based rock ’n’ roll group, entertain in tion: first and third Thursday. C ^ Individuals who cannot afford a during August. The picnics will Manchester. j member of the British American the style of the 1950s. Rem em ber "R ock Around for appointment. ^ screening or do not have Medicare cost $1.50. All other meals cost $1. The party for 70 guests was grven Club and the Army & Navy Club. Sunny prints the Clock” and “ Surfin’ USA?” You’ll hear those Blood pressure screeping: Insurance will receive the screen­ Men gdifers participating in the Wednesday. by their son. Walter A. Lockwood, Mrs. McCaughey is a member of tunes, and many more, at the free concert at the ing at no cost. Those with Medicare mixed Arizona Scramble at Red and Lauren Tromley and her Girls’ Friendly Society Sponsors Solar printing is the subject of the fam ily crafts Transportation to and from Bicentennial Band Shell, on the Manchester insurance will not be “ balanced Rock Golf Course on July 15 are center: Call for ride. daughters. Cassandra and Sara and Manchester WATES. , workshop on Saturday at Goodwin State Forest Community College campus, at 7 p.m. Sunday. In • billed” for the screening. Those reminded to pay their entry fee on . Tromley, all of Manchester. A The couple belongs to the Man­ Engle 24 B on M ENU FOR ’THE WEEK: Conservation Center, off Route 6 in Hampton. 10 case of rain, the concert will be Monday. ’ interested should call this toll-free Monday at the country club. Monday: No lunch. buffet was served and dance music chester Senior Citizens’ Onter. miles east of Willimantic. It’s a workshop on using number: 1-800-222-3937. The center is looking for volun­ ’Tuesday: No lunch. was provided by the Britney Trio of Chapter 604 of the American Manchester. the sun to print images of lea ves, flowers, etc., for Those with questions or prob­ teers to handle the responsibilities Wednesday: Fish chowder, tuna Association of Retired Persons. Telling It tall Mr. and Mrs. McCaughey were parents and children. Each parent-child pair will lems concerning Medicare may of the front office throughout the salad plate, dessert, beverage. Pratt & WhitneY Retirees Club, year. If interested! please contact married on May 20. 1961, at, Manchester Grange 31 and East be charged $8 for materials. Call 45.5-9534 to Members of the National Theatre o f the D eaf use see Barbara Johnson at the center, ’Thursday: picnic, hot dog on Terry Kotsch at 647-3211. Hockanum Methodist Church in Central Pomona 3. reserve your place. their entire bodies when telling tall tales. There by appointment only, on July 17- roll, cole slaw, baked beans, from 9 to 11 a.m. Our condolences to the Irish dessert, beverage. East Hartford, Both are natives of They have another son, William will be a free storytelling perform ance Sunday at family over the recent loss of Friday; Juice, sliced turkey Manchester and have spent all E. Lockwood of East Hartford, and 1 p.m. at The Meeting House in Chester. Please make note of the follow­ A crafty day ing trips; Margaret Irish. Margaret, an sandwich, dessert, beverage. their mairied life in Manchester. three grandsons. William P. Lock- Performances employ sign language, body Aug. 11 — Statue of Liberty, active volunteer in the kitchen, will SCORES: Mrs. McCaughey is the daughter wood and Scott T. Lockwood of of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. language, and the spoken word. lunch in Chinatown and NBC studio be missed but not forgotten. In Friday setback scores — Bob Hebron and Walter A. Lockwood Whether you admire stained gla.ss. area basket fan addition, our condolences to the . Burns, who had a dairy farm on Jr, in Texas. or are looking for a new piece of pottery, you’ll find it tour: $35. Call the center at Schubert 136: Edith Albert 126; 647-3211. . ' Piantanida family, over the loss of Amelia Anastasio 121; Adolph Keeney Street for many years. Mr. The McCaugheys plan to take a at the arts and crafts fe.stival at Branford Craft All that Jazz McCaughey is the son of the late Aug. 21 — Plainfield Dog Track; Denise Piantanida. a longtime Yeske 121; Clara Hemingway 115. vacation trip as a gift from their ja m 24 Village, Bittersweet Farm, in Branford. It’s open, Robert and Matilda McCaughey. $15. Registration July 11 at 9:30 senior center member. Monday pinochle scores — Hel­ son. William. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, with Fans of jazz won’t want to miss a free concert by a.m. Lastly, best wishes to Frank ena Gavello 815; Ada Rojas 78O: demonstrations of crafts, and plenty of food Booths Dave Brubeck, Saturday on the New Haven Green. Aug. 27 — Bay Queen cruise Bell, who is in MancheMer Memor­ Bob Schubert 741; Marge Reed selling everything from hot dogs to vegetarian The food booths open at 5 p.m., there will be opening (Narragansett Bay) and brunch; ial Hospital. 736; Bea Mader 720; John Klein First Federal Savings cuisine. Branford is at Exit 56 off Interstate 95. Turn acts at 6 p.m,, and Brubeck himself takes to the stage Blood donors listed $29.50. Registration is Wednesday. 704; Margaret Wright 698; Dorn right onto Route 1, and follow for one mile. Admission at 8. Free parking is available within four blocks of REGULAR ACTIVITIES: Sept. 12-14 — Cape Cod; $157.50 / Anastasio 695; Sam Schors 695. is free. the park. Bingo; Monday and Fridays. 10 A recent blood drive sponsored one-gallon mark. includes five meals, transporta-,, Monday men’s golf scores — a.m. to noon. . by the Connecticut Valley East Others who donated blood Included; tion. hotel, and sightseeing. Caff Cards; Pinochle; 12:30 t o 3 p.m. Low gross. Joe Grinavich 38; Jack Branch of the Greater Hartford Mary B. Auveune, Cynthia C.,Bryant, 9 Daniels ’Travel at 646-3012. Monday and 9:30 a m. to noon Funke 39; Wen Johnson 40; Joe Chapter A the American Red Ralph A. Deslntone, Robin E. Dickin­ Kennedy 41; Bert Carlson 41; son, Donald S. Ellis, Laurie O. Green, Sept. 9 — Belle of Brattlebo- Wednesday. Cross and North United Methodist “arrie L. Jacobs, Gloria A. Laneer, About Town rough; ^$36 includes boat cruise and B rid ge: 12:30 to 3 p.m. Durwood Lathrop 42: Bill Trigis Church resulted in the collation of cquellne Langton, .Quentin G. Man- 42; Joe Philippen 43. lunch. Signup July 21 at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. 24 pints of blood. gun, Donald McAllister, John J. No- • Low net — Bill Hankinson 30; Ed retto, Josep.h A. Neafsey. There are still openings for the Setback; 12:30 to 3 p.m. Friday. Lawrence Allen and Louise E. Jalra H. Orduz, Robert F. Otten, Crafts: Arts and crafts. 12:30 Fraher30; Lloyd Curkin 30; Harris Dziedzinski reached the three- Gloria Rideout, Paul F. Ryan Jr., following mini-trips; Raymond E. Shephard, Doris Tlm- p.m. Wednesday; Friendship Cir­ Gibson 31; Joe Grenier 30. Don gallon mark. Brain injury group meets Center Bridge Ciub iists results July 18 — Wadsworth Atheneum Benoit 32. brell, Edward H. TImbrell Jr., Frank t. cle 10 a.m. Wednesday. - Stanley J. Zaremba reached the Weir. VERNON — The Vernon Area Satellite Support and ’Travelers Tower. Leave cen­ ' Wednesday pinochle scores — The Center Bridge Club announced the results of its Cribbage; 9 to 11; 30 a.m. Friday. Group of the Connecticut ’Traumatic Brain Injury ter at 9:30 a.m. overview of duplicate bridge game on June 27. They are as . Sports: Men’s Golf League, Adolph Yeske 619; Sol Cohen 583: Association Inc. will meet Monday at 6 p.m. at the follows; Atheneum, lunch on your own Mondays at Manchester Country Rene Maire 575^Helen Silver 575. B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 S 8 2 Clark home at 12 Lindell Drive, Somers. A picnic is downstairs at Atheneum. Travel­ North-South — Winnie Clark and Dolores Grade, Club; Ladies Golf League, Tues­ Wednesday bridge scores — Lois planned, with food and beverages provided. ers tour, return about 2:30 p.m. Mollle Timreck and Ann DeMartin, Pat Fliakos and days at Red Rock Country Club. Churila 5.070: Ruth Willey 4.270; If planning to attend, call John Clark at 749-9031. ' „ Stig'Holmquist, Phyllis Pierson and Faye Lawrence. Free. *> Nadine Malcomp 4.260; Sally East-West — Marcia Ryan and Colin Hall, Joanna Aug. 4 — Harkness Memorial OTHER SERVICES; Goodstive 3.640; Lillian Evans Sign up for soccer camp Overbaugh and Francey Wertz, Jim Bennett and A1 State Park; $1. Leave center at Meals; Regular program ends 3.620. Sekac, Sara Mendelsohn and Ed Bujaucius. Registration for the Bolton soccer camp for boys The club will not hold a duplicate bridge game BLACK CARPENTER ANTS and girls in Grades 2 to 8 is being conducted. Friday. Weekly games will resume July 11 and be held CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME 6 The two weeks of camp will be from July 21 to 25 and subsequent Fridays at 7:80 p:m. at the Masonic College Notes Bliss to the lescuel Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries July 28 to Aug. 1 at Bolton High School. The program Temple, Center Street. The public Is Invited and in wood to serve as nesting places and can seriously harm your for each week fs different. Cost is $20 per child. partnerships are available. Summertime, anytime, anywhere To register or for more information, call ciaude home. They’re unsightly tind unsanitary but they are no match tor Ruel. 646-3828. Coventry fun week set Johnson earns degr^ list for the spring semester at the Ancell School of Bliss trained technicians. Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Wittf^agle 24, you can bank whenever you want to — * Business, Western Connecticut State University She PLAN: it’s backed by over a century of reliability. Shelly Marie Johaaon was awarded the associate of late at night, early in the morning, on holidays, or The Presbyterian Church,of Coventry will offer a is a business and finance major. science degree in dental hygiene on May 24 at the jduring Saturdays in the summer when our offices Fun Week for Kids from July 21 through 25. This PHONE: Flist Ebdeial Savings South pians the week University of Vermont. She is the daughter of Mr. n d 6 4 9 -9 2 4 0 I closed. It’s 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year bank- year’s theme is “ Living -7-From the Inside Out.” Mrs. Acle Johnson of 69 Clyde Road. She was on t ^ tm These events are scheduled next week at South . There will be daily Bible lessons, songs, crafts and Kahanar graduataa cum lauda in^sAnd because it’s part of the YANksEE 24 TieEc^ofm gkffth dean’s list for the spring semester and was elected a United Methodist Church: skits. Other activities include rollerskating, bowling, network of automated tellers, you can bank at hun­ member of Sigma Phi Alpha, a (tental hygiene honor ^ e n M. Kahaan-, son of Dr. and Mrs. Harvey A. East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury,, Sunday — 10 a m., service with holy communion. snacks, a movie and entertajpment by a musical dreds of locations statewide, too. So if you have an society. She also was treasure of the student dental Kahaner of 239 Ludlow Road, has graduated with a ij Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor “ .BP" Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preacljing “ Even the Winds group. Eagle'24 card, use It. Or, if you’d like the big conve- a and Sea Obey ” hygiene hssociation for the 196$ to 1966 term. bachelor’s degree, cum laude, from Tufts University. BUSS Fun Week will be held from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Tuesday — 7:30-p.m., women’s prayer and study. Medford, Mass. During his Junior year he studied at EXTERMtNMSORS^ nience of one, contact any First Federal office today, f^resbyterian Church of Coventry. SS Trowbridge Wastam honors Pyka the University of Madrid and the London School of 337 W. Middle Turnpike. Ro^d. Coventry. It is open to children entering the THE OLOUT AND LAROEST IN CONN. Wednesday — 9 a.m., fair workshop. Economics where he served an internship in first through ninth grades. Registrations received by Jill S. Pyka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pyka > I Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Parliament. He will attend Geroge Washington ^Friday cost |5 per child or $10 per family. gf iW HanUlton Drive, has been named to the dean’s ^niversity' Ilaw School in the-f^ll. J U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 4, 1986

-S'' Advice Workers win gold MANCHE:STER h e r a l d . Friday, July 4, 1986 _17 Friday TV Walkers are 1n’ Forty employees from the Man­ Nancy Bridges, Lynn- Comeau, Roll call for lung cancer is long list chester Workshop attended the John Cullina, Ronnie Desrosiersi Steve Godfrey, Michael Gorman! 5:00AM [ESPN] Auatralian Rulsa Continued from page 13 Connecticut Special Olympic Football '86 (60 min.) (R). 3:30PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'My Science with more history of the town of Cen­ they have accumulated from Summer Games at the University Donn^a Hackett, Mary Haugh, Project' (CC) A high school student’s sci­ tennial. Richard Chamberlain, Sally Keller- 11:50PM CB Entertainment Tonight (USA] MOVIE; ‘They Live By Night’ A Danny De Vito talks about his role as the returning cans they pick up DEAR of Connecticut on June 13, 14 and Cherrle Hoar, Charles Lahda! ence project gets out of control. John man, Richard Crenna. His advice to'beginning dpllect just to see how.we are. I psychological study of the m ind^ f hunted Stockwell. Dennis Hopper, Fisher Stevens greedy husband of a kidnapping victim in along the way. ABBY: 'I never young woman, and many I knew GD Miami Vice While Castillo and a wouldn’t mind paying for a collect 15. They were presented with 114 William Long, George Malin! outlaws against insurmountable^ds. Far­ 1985. Rated PG-13. the ufkoming comedy, "Ruthless Peopie". w a lk e rs is to Start out slow. He thought I’d be through three marriages, during awards, including 40 gold medals. ley Granger, Howard Da Silva. Jay C. Flip- government agent negotiate to arrange the In Stereo. “ We feel we have im p ro ved call in'an emergency, but she calls Patricia McKenna, Robert surrender of a crime boss« a seductive stressed that developing a ■ writing to^ou. between and after. Some were McNeill, Grace Molonson. pen. 1949. 4:00 PM [DIS] Santiago’a America A f­ bodies. We get the stress out and just to chat. 30 silver medals, 35bronze medals ter winning an essay contest, a young boy young woman sets deadly sights on 1 2:00AM C£ MOVIE: -Skl F«v»r’ A regular walking habit takes but a ll those let­ well-known professional me*n ■ in and 9 rib1)ons.' Jack Moreland, Lynn Overturf, 5:15AM [TMC] MOVIE: ’The Braes is bound and determined to attend the Crockett, (60 m in) (R), In Stereo. ski instructor is attracted to one of the we’ve lost inches,” said'N'hlson, I’m not a cheapskate, but.she is guests but (aces stiff competition from an­ self-discipline. “ You can alwpys t e r s a b o u t Deal* our town — doctors and lawyers The following volunteers accom­ *^Sue Pariseau, Randy Prescott! Ring* A 13-year-old girt m ust cope with Young Americans' Continental Congress Capitol Fourth-1986 Singer who is the m other of tV o and has Ahhy just as able to pay for the phone GD GZ) other instructor Martin Milner, Claudia smoking and- and a judge, too. Thev are all her mother's mental illness. Dina Merrill, in L.A . (60 min.) Sarah Vaughah performs with Mstislav fin d an-excuse fo r pot g o in g ,” he panied the athletes: Chris Helman, Maryann Remiszewski, Cheryi Sylvia Sidney. 1984. Martin, Tony Sailor. 1967. two part-time jobs. McNamara ' ca lls as we are. I w rite to her. but signed. [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: Acropolis Rostropovich and the National Symphony said. lung ^cancer Abigail Van Buren Pat Hoar. .Ali Kelley, Peg Lahda, Robbins,' Gene Robbins, Mike (11) Star Trek is a teach er and has her own she’s too lazy to w rite, so she picks 5l2SAM [M AX] Comedy Experiment: Relly Racing From Greece. (60 min.) (R). Orchestra in a special live from the Capitol have forced me I have grandchildren and great­ Gil Mesnil. Jackie Mickle, Laurie Robinson, Patty Rowe, Connie lawn in W ashington, D C (90 min ) In A g o stin e lli trie s to w a lk at d ra p e ry business. up the phone and calls me collect! Eric Bogotian: Drinking in America [TM C] MOVIE: 'Come Back to the 6 & (I® Rocky and Friends to write. You grandchildren who might enjoy Prytko. Walt Prytko and Judy Schultz. John Skelley, David Stereo. least six days a week for a half Nelson said she also has She’s my husband’s sister and I 6:00AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : "n w u a t Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean' Three Alfred Hitchcock Presents * probably won't " reading them. Schultz. • Stansberry, James Stratton, John Charlie's Angels hour at a time. He said it takes don’t want to get her mad at me. Unicom ' A unicorn dneounters romance women, i^hose lives were changed after ® Barney Miller. . noticed m o re w a lk e rs in her use this, but Should I pass them on. or throw Gold Medal winners .included: Sullivan, Steven Tasillo, Steve the making of the film Giant, are reunited. GD Novela: Muchachita but she newer talks less than 20 to 30 and peril while searching for others of her ( S Alberto y Susatta (2 hrs ) h im about 15 m in u tes to w a lk a neighborhood ir. recent m onths. just ask your­ them in the garbage and forget E lizabeth .Antin. Robert Balboni, Toconis, Esther Velez, Holly W illi­ kind. Voices of Mia Farrow. Jeff Bridges, * Sandy-Dennis, Cher, Karen Black. 1982. GD Loretta Young mile. To get the maximum m inutes, and we live 2,000 m iles about it ? I w ill soon be 96. and most Tammy Grimes. 1982. Rated G. ' Rated PG. (SD Christian Children's Fund self- How many smokers do you Eldward R. Murrow. Damon Ru- Charles Bean. Barbara Belliveau, ams, Richard Zboray [CNN] Larry King Live benefit, he said, one has to keep apart, which runs into money. of these men are dead. [DIS] Amarican Folk Heroes [CNN] Newsnight SOME MANCHESTER Mem­ know? How many people do you 5:00PM [DIS] Jean Shepherd's 'Great Ameri­ . nyon. John Wayne. Humphrey Don’t get me wrong: Iloveherto 6:30AM [HBO] m ovie: 'My science Johnrry Appleseed, , [ESPN] Australian Rules Football ‘86 up a good pace. know right now who have lung COLORFUL PAST A high school student’s sci­ can Fourth of July and Other Disasters' orial Hospital employees have a Bogart. Lillian Heilman and Yul Project' (CC) and Windwagon Smith kre the featured (60 min,I' pieces, and wouldn’t hurt her ence project gets out of control. John Matt Dillon hosts .a humdrous look at If an e a rly m o rn in g board cancer? Have you ever personally folk heroes in this animated program. (60 big walking goal. By Nov. 1, they Brynner (who made a television feelings for the world, but I just growing up in America during the '40s and known anybody who died from D E A R C O L O R F U L : It s a ll part Steckwell. Dennis Hopper, Fisher Stevens min.) ^ 2 : 0 5 a m (g) MacNeil-Lehrer meeting interrupts his walking hope to walk across Connecticut comnriercial shortly before his had to get this off mV chest. J985. Rated PG-13. '50s. (60 min.) Nawshpur lung cancer? of history now: so unless there are [ESPN ] Rugby: Michelob National Club schedule, he walks in the death begging people not to [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic — not literally — but the TIRED OF COLLECT CALLS disclosures that could hurt their 7:00AM [TM C] MOVIE: -Come Back Finale From Tampa. FL. (60 min.) [ M A X ] M O V IE: Christina’ A woman of­ downtown area at noontime, I am willing to bet that you know smoke). Add Arthur Godfrey. City, NJ (2 hrs,, 30 min ) Live fers an out-of-work aircraft designer equivalent distan'ce, which is 100 families, pass them on. I’m re­ to the 5 & Dime Jimmy Dean, Jimmy many smokers, but cannot name Dean' Three women, whose lives were 5:30PM [HBD] MOVIE: iview to a $25,000 to marry her Barbara Parkins. wearing his business suit and his m iles. Selma Diamond. Robert Taylor DEAR TIRED: Getting this off [MAX] MOVIE: Mask' (CC) A disfi­ one person who has lung cancer minded of an old saying: Wrong no changed after the making of the film Giant, K ill’ (CC) James Bond hunts a maniac at­ Peter Haskell, James McEachin. 1974. spiecial “ Rockport” shoes, Franchot Tone. Betty Grable, King your chest may reduce your blood gured teen strives to lead a normal life with .now, and have never personally man. and write no woman are reunited. Sandy Dennis. Cher. Karen tempting to take over the w orld.“T^oger George VI, Buster Keaton, Sen pressure, but it won’t reduce your Moore,.Grace Jones, Christopher Walken. the help of his strong-willed mother. Cher, 1 2 ; 1 0 A M [ d i s ] Ben and M a A church w hich he keeps.at the bank. Black. 1982. Rated PQ, m ouse believes he's the m ouse behind the The h ospital w a lk in g p rogram known anyone who died from it. So Robert Taft. . Boris telephone bill. Nothing will change 1985. Rated PG. Eric Stoltz, Sam Elliott 1985 Rated PG- DEAR ABBY: Every morning 7:30AM [M AX] MOVIE: -Country- A ■13. man when he helps Ben Franklin vvith a started June 1 and about 30 to 40 J if It’s true that"smoking causes Pasternak and. more recently unless you tell her (person-to- [TMC] MOVIE: The Man number of experiments SPRING STREET neighbors my dad reads the newspaper. courageous woman struggles to save her 5:55PM [TMC] MOVIE:* 'Almost You' (CC) A lung cancer, isn ’t it strange that so Alan Jay Lerner. ^ With One Red Shoe' (CC) A violinist un­ people have signed up,'said Sue person) how you feel about those family and her land from government fore­ man suffering from the strains of daily life Pat Nelson and Carol few people can come up with a When he reads your column, he wittingly becomes involved In a cat-and- 12:20AM 3 ) m o v i e : 'M cCabe and Parker, employee health nurse And I have had ’some'close collect calls. Suggest that onetime closure. Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard, Wil- finds himself attracted to his wife’s physi­ M rs. Miller* A crafty small-time gambler will not listen or talk to anyone mouse game between rival spy agencies. M c N a m a ra jo in ed th f w a lk in g single name? ford Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. cal theVapist Brooke Adam s, Griffin looks to make his fqrtune in a small frontier pract loner. personal friends and a beloved you pay. and the next time^she Dinino ouK' Tom Hanks, Lori Singer. Dabney Coleman. craze more recently. They said Will you please tell him I want a Dunne, Karen Young. 1984 Rated R mining town. Warren Beatty, Julie Christie. STILL SMOKING relative who have also paid a pays 8:30AM [e s p n ] SportsCenter 1985. Rated PG: The 100-mile goal for the five yellow checkered shirt like my Rene Auberjonpis 1971 they’re already hooked. Nelson terrible price for the "pleasure” of [USA] Petrocelli (60 min.) months is really not a lot, she brother’s? Thanks. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Twilight Time' After 6;00P M CD CB ® ® ® News ' started w a lk in g alone in DEAR SMOKING: Yod cannot smoking. ■DEAR ABBY: I have half a twenty years in Am erica, an old farmer re­ 9:30PM d® CNN Headline News 1 2.30AM CB Bring on the Summer explained. “ We want, people to MICHAEL THIESE (AGE 10) turns to Yugoslavia to buy his dream farm. CD Three's Company On Memorial Day, 1985. Philadelphia and November. McNamara joined be serioust According to the pillowcase filled with old love GD Noche de Gala start out slowly arid get American Cancer Society, here’s a M A C O N . G A Karl Malden, Jodi Thelan. 1983. Rated PG. CD Hart to Hart Washington D.C. played host to one of th» Nelson in the w,alks after a DEAR ABBY: I’m writingtoyou letters from different men I have GD Mickey Rooney year’s biggest musical events, featuring interested in walking. You need partial list of some famous people dcO O AM CB @) Uberty VVeekend: CTl) Gimme a Break running injury forced her to stop because I am at m y w it’s end with known over the years. There were [HBO] MOVIE: 'St. Elmo's Fire' (CC) the Beach Boys, Four Tops, the Oakridgi) U a g im m ic k to get them in lo 4t. who have died of lung cancer: DEAR MICHAEL: Considerhim. Parade of Tall Ships Peter Jennings an­ GD Knot's Landing Boys and Joan Jett. (90 min ) that form of exercise. my sister-in-law. She calls me some I knew when I was a beautiful "4old I hope this helps chors this report of the opening of the par­ Several college graduates discover the pit- ® Bosom Buddies falls of life while trying to find their place in ■ Sometimes health is boring ’’ ade of Tall'Ships, with President Reagan G® Uncle Floyd V lt goes by so m uch faster the world. Rob Lowe, Judd Nelson, Ally Parker has provided the on the deck of the U SS Iowa. (4 hrs.) (H) Doctor Who (3® Alfred Hitchcock Presents when you’re walking with Sheedy, 1985 ,Rated R . walkers with log sheets, health . [ESPN] Speedweek (R). Major League Baseball: Seattle at More Real People someone.” said Nelson. Boston (2 hrs., 30 min.) Liberty Weekend: In­ M O V IE: A Vietnam 3:35PM CB GD screenings, and maps of [TMC] 'Americana' ternational Fireworks Spectacular GD Gene Scott The p a ir w a lk 35.to 45 m inutes Girl’s symptoms indicate a migraine veteran tries to rebuild his life through the SD Reporter 41 WEEKEND SPECIAL 40,000 fireworks from nine countries are d ifferent routes around I lie restoration of a broken merry-go-round in @ MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour [DIS] Mark Twain's America Myster­ six days a week w ith scheduled to be launched from lower M an­ ious Indian attacks place Will Rogers in a hospital. Many of the employees a rural Kansas town. David Carradine, Bar­ . ® Bawitched hattan " McNam ara’s dog. “Sunday is D E A R D R . bara Hershey, Richard Greene. 1981. difficult position between his fellow ranch­ w a lk d u rin g th e ir lunch hour. normal position. body to the lungs. In your case, the our day of rest.” said Nelson. GOTT: M y Rated PG. [DIS] Lake Wobegon Comes to Disney 10:00PM CD N e w s ers and his Cherokee friends. (60 min.) One woman hospital employee L ^noxin. Lasix and Isordil seem to t L a rg e Garrison Keillor's special talents and story­ They usually walk in their daughter is 11 DEAR DR. GOTT: I take Cou 9:30AM [D IS] m o v i e : W ay Out telling abilities are profited with a guest ap­ . CB GD Liberty Weekend; Music Special 12:45 AM d® (5® Friday Night Videos drives to Manchester from indicate that you have a heart Barbara Walters and Hugh Downs host In Stereo. neighborhood, Nelson said, but For the past six- madin. Lasix. Isordil. Inderal and W est' The boys help an innocent girl gain pearance by Chet Atkins. (2 hrs.) problem , too: ’The Inderal m av be this report on the musical contributions by Bolton, but parks her car two and-a-half ye­ Lanoxin for thrombophlebitis,. The Cheese Pizza her inheritance from an evil saloon keeper [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook 1 :00 AM GD Comedy Break som etim es w a lk dow n to M ain useful in treatinghyperten.sion and and his wife. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, immigrants brought to the United Slates.. miles away fromthe hospital so ars. she has D r. G o tt doctor says that my arteries are [M A X] Rockabilly Session: Carl Parkins (60 min.) G® CNN Headline News Street and have coffee. The.v pa.v agina. Therefore, you may not be a and a Pitcher of Soda or Beer James Findlayson. 1936. Rated G. that she can get her w a lk in g been plagued open, but the valves in my main and Friends (60 min.) GD Independent Network News [CNN] Crossfire fr.-it ..oino the “ coffee fund” candidate for surgery: it could be [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women done before and after work. with what she Peter Gott, M.D. [USA] USA Cartoon Express [ESPNjjloller perby (60 min ) (R). veins are defective. Will I ever get too risky. Long-term use of Cou­ IR). G® MOVIE: 'The Untouchables' c a lls ’ ’head­ over the thrombophlebitis? Wbat . Good Sunday thru Wednesday '' [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'Bells Are Ringing' A (E) Check It Out [TM C] MOVIE: The Being' Residents aches” She is madin may be your best option timid girl who works for a telephone an­ 6l30PM CD One Day at a Time disappear at an epidemic rate in a small is this vein problem? GD GD Stingray Stingray sneaks into a sensitive to DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve heard of swering service takes a deep personal in- GD Independent Network News psychiatric ward to investigate reports of Idaho town. Martin Landau, Jose Ferrer. Dorothy Malone. 1983, Rated R, trest in all the clients. Judy Holliday, Dean d§) Hogan's Heroes patients being abducted by Russians (60-. light and has DEAR READER: You are tak- , a sexual stimulant called Yohim­ Martin, Fred Clark I960; severe hearing ing a caboodle of m edicine and, as bine Does it w ork? ® NBC Nightly News min.) (R), In Stereo 1:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: View to a Here’s walking advice LA STRADA RESTAURANT Kill' (CC) James Bond hunts a maniac at­ loss nausea, loss of balance and do not know whether this medicine far as I can see. only one — 10:00AM @1) MOVIE: 'Good Times' dD Nightly Business Report Odd Couple ^ DEAR READER: Yohimbine is 471 Hartford Road • 643-6165 The husband of a singing team wants to tempting to take over the world. Roger vomiting when she moves. The would be appropriate for your Coumadin — is for thrombophlebi­ ® ABC News GD Beulah ^ In its brochure called. "W alk­ slowly, starting and ending a a plant alkaloid that has long had • ' make a movie but his wife doesn't go for Moore, Grace Jones. Christopher Walken spells happen — without fail — ^ daughter, but a neurologist could tis (blood • clots in the veins) .. the idea. Sonny and Cher, George Sanders, GD Noticiero SIN [CNN] CNN Evening News 1985 Rated PG ing for a Healthy H eart,” the five-minute walk with five min­ the reputation for being an aphro­ Norman Alden 1967. every 12 weeks. A clinic said she advise you. Coumadin is a drug that slows (6p Harper Valley [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pollyanna' An orphan's Headline Chasers American Heart Association utes of warm-up and cool-down disiac. It probably does not act as a. optimism brightens an entire town Hayley 1:30AM CB has Meniere’s disease, but no blood coagulation and helps pre­ [ESPN] America's Cup Challenge [CNN] Showbiz Today Burns & Allen outlines ' a 12-week walking exorcises. sexual stimulant. However, some Downunder (60 min.) (R) ^ Mills, Jane Wyman, Richard Egan 1960 CB treatment has been successful. vent clots. Sometimes, when veins [ESPN] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ program . Warm-up exercises can be ‘ DEAR DR. GOTT: What is a reputable medical investigators [USA] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes GD Independent Network News- The doctors have discouraged me swell and dilate in the legs or 10:30AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'American nal (R) jumping rope: walkingslowly or bunion and how is one corrected have reported that the drug, when [CNN] Newsnight Update from seeing an endocrinologist or pelvis, blood circulation through DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT Dreamer' (CC) An American housewife 10:30PM GD N e w s The Heart i^sociation recom­ moderate exercise. A cool-down surgically? taken orally, may help overcome finds herself embroiled in foreign espion­ 7:00PM (D C B S News allergist Please give us some them is slowed. If there are Alfred Hitchcock 1:40AM [ M A X ] MOVIE: The Initia- mends brislm walking as an exercise c’an be just slowing the the impotence common to diabet­ CaidoT Plaza, Manchester age when she assumes the identity of a ® (2§) M*A*S*H tion' A hazing initiation prank becomes encouraging words, or at least DEAR READER: Abunionjsan irregular, roughened areas or if — 649-5487 famous mystery writer. Jobeth Williams, GD G?) E llis Island The experiences of im­ exercise which increases oxy­ walking pace. ics. Yohimbine seems to have a ■ d} ABC News deadly, when sorority pledges and their another source of treatment. abnormal swelling at the base of as your doctor pointed out — the Tom Conti, Giancarto Glannini. 1984. migrants arriving at Ellis Island from 1892 boyfriends are inside a department store gen to (he body and im proves • The goal of 20 to .30 minutes at role in the treatment of certain CID SlOO.OOOjPyramid * to 1927 are explored through a series of •the big toe. It is caused by normal venous valves slop func­ Rated PG, with a homicidal maniac Vera Miles, Clu the cardiovascular ‘.system. least thi re lim es a week .should forms of erectile inability, al­ GD Major League Baseball: New York sounds and images. (R). Gulager, Daphne Zuniga 1983 Rated R ' DEAR READER: I think that long-term irritation, particularly tioning. blood clots can readily [TMC] MOVIE: The Man With One. Walking is recommended espe­ not be reached until the 12lh though the medical research to Red Shoe' (CC) A violinist unwittingly be­ Yankees at Chicago White Sox (3 hrs.) (M) Dick Van Dyke Meniere’s disease is an unlikely from wearing shoes that are too develop in these veins If pieces of 2:00AM C D Coofs Concert Series: U- cially for people over 40, The week of the program. date is. not conclusive. We will be closed comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game 01) Fugitive - ' GD Novela: Amo y Senor 2 cause of your daughter’s, symp­ narrow. The swelling causes the the clots break off. they can be between rival spy agencies. Tom Hanks, a.ssocialion advises men over 45 The Heart A.ssocialion also ® Wheel of Fortune GD I Remember Mama toms. I wonder about the po.ssibil- big toe to drift laterally (outward), carried to the lungs, producing a Lori Singer, Dabney Coleman. 1985. Rated C B M O V IE: 'The M ajo r and the M in o r' who have not exercised regu­ recom m ends that a person wait Learn how to protect yourself dD MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour An unemployed woman masquerades as a ity of migraine. I believe a and this anatomical change PG. 11:00PM CB CB GD GD C4® N ew s larly to .see a doctor first. The 20 minutes after eating "before serious breathing problem called from heart and arterial disease: June 29 to July 10 Greater Hartford Open Special 12-year old to save on train fare, then falls neurologist would be a m ore useful worsens poor foot m echanics.' pulmonary embolism. 11 :00AM (11) MOVIE: All the Kind ® ® M*A*S*H ' in love with an Army officer who's trying to same advice goes for women walking. Indoor tracks, recrea­ Send for Dr. Golfs new Health G§) Newlywed Game resource than either of the special­ The surgical procedure of choice .Coumadin is an acceptable pre­ ' Strangers' Seven orphans turn a remote GD Odd Couple look after her. Ray Milland, Ginger Rogers, over .50. tion centers or malls are good Report. Eating Right For a farmhouse in*o a prison for unsuspecting GD Novela: De Pure Sangre (60°,min.) • Rita Johnson 1942. ists you mention. Migraine is not is the Keller operation, during ventative for this condition. On for vacation. GD Fridays The associalion’ssaystostart places to walk, especially dur­ Healthy Heart, Send 51 and your travelers. Samantha Eggar, Stacy Keach. GD Nightly Business Report flD Grizzly Adams only treatable, but can often be Which the swollen tissue and part ■ occasion, an operation (caval ;1 97 4. GD Tales from the Darkside the walking program very ing had weather. name and address to P.O. Box 2597. GD Operation Petticoat [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook (R) ■ prevented. by using a type of of the first joint are removed and interruption) can be used to stop * @ Wimbledon Tennis: Men's Sem- GD Doctor Who Cincinnati. OH 45201. Be sure to [CNN] Moneyline medicine called a beta-blocker I the big toe is allowed to resume its clots from tra ve lin g fro m the lower mention the title. I {finals Coverage is featured from LondorY, GD 2 4 Horas 2:30AM CB Coors Conceit Series: I England. (5 hrs.) [ESPN] SportsCenter The Police (60 min ) GD SCTV Network [CNN] Sports Latenight ![ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (R). [M AX] MOVIE: 'A Shining Season' This Abbott and.Costello < 3 jtn is the true story of John Baker, who spent [ESPN] SportsCenter Cinema 11:30AM [OIS] MOVIE: Goofy his final year of life coaching a losing girl's [CNN] Moneyline 4 * Sports Favorite cartoon character ■ track team to a title-winning season. Timo­ [M AX] Crazy About the Movies: Steve 3:00AM Gi) Emergency Best Italian 1981-86 ' Goofy ana his new friend Spyros Olympo- thy Bottoms, Allyn Ann McLerie, Ed Be* ' McQueen Steve McQueens's little-known Easy to find shoelace Length Births [CNN] News Overnight HARTFORD — A bou t L o tt N ig h t...(h ) 2:15, pulos, the SpinHof Sportsmanship, find gley, Jr. 1979 private life is revealed through film and TV 9:25. Voted Connecticut Magazine there is n(uch mey didn't know about the [ESPN] Speedweek (R) Cinema City — A Room With a View 4:30, 7:10, 9:30. — P o lte rg e ltt II: T h t [USA] USA Dance Show * clips, home movies, and interviews with 1:45, 4:20, 7:30, 9:55. — About Lost Other Side (PG-13 ) 3, 3:45, 5:30, 7:30, D E ^ R ! w orld of s^X^. Rated G. friends, family and co-workers (65 min ) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Tom Sawyer' Twain's the bathroom as an air freshner- Presents 4 V eir Diversified Menu 7l30PM CB PM Magazine tale of a young b oy's life on the M ississippi N ight .,{R) 1:30, 3;45, 7:TO, 9:40. — The 9:35. — P ee -W ee 'i B ig Adventure IP G ) POLlb^: To Bonaccorsi, Adam Joseph, son of ' [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook (R). G reat M ouse D etective (G) 1, 2:50, FrI and Sot midnight. spray. It works as well or better CD A ll in the Family Riyer is musically adapted Johnny Whi­ 4:40, 6:45, 8:30 — L ab yrin th (PG ) 1:15, know the Ibngth Richard J. and Rachael (Winter) • Italian Cuisine P Seafood • Fowl • Steaks • Ribs 12:00PM ( P MOVIE: 'The Islander' [TMC] M O V IE: Oh,' A lfie ' The life of a • taker. Warren Oates. Jodi Foster. 1973. than commercial air freshners. Wheel of Fortune* 4:10, 7, 9:15. MANSPIKLD of laces a shoe Bonaccorsi of 248 Goose Lane. < A retired lawyer gets caught in a situation CB playboy changes abruptly when he falls in Rated G T roni-Lux College Twin — An A m e r­ PEGGY * involving a runaway grand jury witness, a CB Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime love with a young career woman Alan [USA] Night Flight (R) EAST HARTFORD ican Werewolf In London (R) Fri 7; Sat needs, count the Coventry, was born June 5 at S j3 C C lfllj (Tue8„ Wed., Thurn. Only) ! mobster and a racket-busting U.S. Sena* P o i n t e r s Barney Miller Price, Joan Collins 1975 Rated R Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Closed & Sun 3:30, 7 with Night of the Living number of holes DEAR POLLYi You will never Manchester Memorial Hospital. ■ tor. Dennis Weaver, Sharon Gless, Peter [USA] Night Flight 3:20AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Frances’ F rid a y . Row Deal (R) Sot A Sun 7:15, Dead (R) F ri 8:45; Sot 8. Sun 5:15,8:45. on one side of have rust marks from a wire The maternal grandparents are Linguine Seafood Posillipo »9.95 . Mark Richman. 1978. ® Jeopardy The public and private struggles of Francis 9:15. the shoe tongue Polly Fisher hanger if you cut strips from Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Winter of MuHfielfl. d a m n . S callops & Shrimp Marinara over. Linguine. ^ .[M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mask' (CC) A disfi­ ® New Newlywed Game 1 1 :30PM (B Mission: Impossible Farmer, from her successful career in Hol­ Poor Richards Pub A Cinema — Raw VIRNON lyw ood to her placement in a mental insti­ Deol (R) Fri1 ond Sot 7:30 , 9:30 / Cine 1 • 2 — Row Deol (R) F r i 7:10, multiply plastic bdgs (such as bread 54 Llynwood Drive. Bolton. The gured teen strives to lead a normal life with GD Price Is Right CD GHO Highlights and (Served with aalad. choice of potato or vepelable. the help of his strong-willed mother. Cher, tution, are portrayed Jessica Lange, Sam midnight; Sun 7:30,,9:30. /v:30; Sot A Sun 2, 4:30, 7:10, 9:30. — wrapper) and wrap the hanger The Honeymooners the holes by paternal grandparents are Mr. and fresh fruit, bread & butter.) Eric Stoltz, Sam Elliott. 1985, Rated PG* GD State We're In GD Shepard, Kim Stanley. 1982. Rated R. Showcase Clncmmnemo* 1-9 — Top Gilin / Short Circuit (PG) Fri 7,9:05; Sot A Son (P G ) F ri A Sot 12:25,______2:45, 5, 7:M, 9:<6>/ ' :30, 4, 7, 9:05. e ig h t inches. with the plastic. Be sure the strip is Mrs. Joseph Bonaccorsi of Hart­ 13. GD My Friend Liberty GD MOVIE; 'The Witch' The secret world of sorcery and black magic are ex­ 3 : 2 5 A M [H BO ] m o v i e : -Girls of the m idnight; Sun 13:35, 2:45, 5, 7:20,9:40. For example, a wrapped on the hanger with any ford. The baby has a sister. Leah 60 yiUa Louisa Road, Bolton, CT [TMQl-MOVIE^^om Sawyer' Tw ain's [CNN] Crossfire 646-3161 plored. Richard Johnson, Rosanna Schiaf- White Orchid' — R unning Scared (R) F ri A Sot 12:30, WEST HARTFORD * three-hole color next to the wire or the color Rae Bonaccorsi, 2. taleofa youngboy's life oh the Mississippi [ESPN] Major League Baseball's Grea­ 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10:05, 12:15; Sun 12:30, ■Im 1A 2 — Short C irc u it (PG ) 2,4; )5, fino. 1965 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10:05. — F e rris B u e ller's 7, 9:30. — Row Deal (R) 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. shoe: three time eight equals could come off on the clothes. River is musically adapted. Johnny Whi- test Hits: 1 9 7 8 World Series (R). 3.30AM CB MOyiE: 'Poppy* A carni­ Helpful Hints for Making Every­ * taker, Warren Oates, Jodi Foster. 1973. @) Wimbledon Highlights Highlights val barker's young ward is passed off as an Day Off (PG-13) Fri A Sot 12:45, 2:55, R.M. 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David Carradine, Bar­ GD ABC r^ews Nightline [ESPN] College Lacrosse: Division I Sot 12;50, 3, 5:25, 7:30, 9:20, 11:50; Sun (G) 1:05, 3:10. — Legal E a g le t (P G ) t, my grandmother, we ran out of 260 Mark Drive, Coventry, was achieve powered flight are chronicled. Mi* trick when my children were P o lly ’s Pointers and send to bara Hershey, Richard Greene. ' 1981. GZ) N e w s Mens' Championship From Newark. DE 12:50, 3, 5:25, 7:30, 9:20. — The Karote 3:15, 7, 9:15. — R u th le it People IR) chocolate syrup for ice cream born May 6 at Manchester Memor­ chael Moriarty, David Walker, Kathryn Rated PG. (2 hrs . 30 min ) (R) Kid Port II (PG) Fri A Sot 12:15, 2:40,j 1:10, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20.— Bock to School young. Polly’s Pointers, Box 1216. Dept. Walker. 1978. GD McHale'^Navy 5:05, 7:25, 10, 12:20; Sun 12:15, 2:40, \(PG-13) 1:10, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. — F e rrlt sundaes. I put the almost-empty ial Hospital. The maternal grand­ [USA] Radio 1990 Joe Franklin Show M R S. D M. 55. Cincirfnati. OH 45201. • Veal Parmesan^, ,...... t6.50 [CNN] Sportkronight 4:00AM CB 5:05, 7:35,10. — Legal Eagles (PG) Fri Bueller't Day Off (PG-13) 1, 3:)5, 7, bottle in the microwave for a few parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1 2:30PM ® MOVIE: Man’* Favor- f11) Kung Fu A Sol 1,4, 7:10,9:40, W:05; Sun 1,4,7:10, /9:t5. — About Lott Night...(R) 1:05, ‘ , P O L L Y • Broiled Swordfish...... *6.95 ite Sport' The author of a book on fishing 8:00PM CB The Tvwlight Zone A pho­ [ESPN] Sportsbenter seconds and we wereabletoget the Platt of 66 Lake St., Vernon. The tographer discovers an unusual camera, an 9:40. — Back to School (PG-13) Fri A '3:10,7:04,9:10. . DEAR MRS. D.M.: This is a is forced by his boss to enter a tourna­ [CNN] Larry King Overnight last drops out. I am 10 years old. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Irishman believes that a group of extrater­ [HBO] Sneak Prewew (CC) Sot 12:35, 2:50, 4:55, 7:40, 9:55, m id­ handy and easy-to-remember' DEAR POLLY: .My husband • Shrimp Monokino...... 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H e ir A group ofva<5ationers at a remote The Gregorian calendar used Trouble In Little China (PG-13) Fri A DRIVC-INS _) eyelets the lace will fit. Your colognes I don’t use. I cover a (CC) Senior Jay* Jay Madison becomes de* CB MOVIE: 'Stars and Stripes Forever' young to teach others saving ways. Plainfield . The paternal great­ The eventful years of John Philip Sousa's Mexican resprf'Tind themselves lost and today was adopted by the Vatican Sat 1:15,4:15, 7:15,9:45,12:10; Sun 1:15, M ansfield — The Karate Kid Port II helpful pointer earns you the small pump bottle with decorative termined to dethrone Beau Middleton from Thanks very much for sharing grandfather is Mr. Florian Bolduc LA STRADA Restaurant life between 1892 and 1900 are por­ stranded,„*wi^ the jungle Barbara Feldon, under Pope* G regory X III in 1582. 4:15, 7:15, 9:45, 12:10 — Club P arod lse (PG) with Murphy't Romance (PG-13) Pointer of the Week award, a copy adhesive paper, fill the bottle with his perch as (60 min.) (R). Chargit reflect Jesus Christ NOT the large membership, but Baked Ham ,...... *7.2.5 he is racing against an explosive plot. (60 UNDBMW CHERRY MOON 2:00PM (J) MOVIE: 'Contenniar Part min.) (R), In Stereo. NOT tall towers with chimes and God’s presence and direction and 1-800-223-0120 411 above sert'ed with Salad. Potato A' I egetable. 2 of 8 The story of America begins as a GD @ Washington Week in Review l2:20-2a04:«-7:1^Q:80-1l:35 imm bells. power! V" French-Canadian trapper. Pasquinel, res­ (CC) cues a Scot fugitive from the Pawnees, and no TROMU M UTTU CHMA Ticketworid (GD Novela: El Engano (60 min.) _ Front Nikki With Love ends with more history of the toyvn of Cen­ l;15.4;l5-7;I6-0:45-l2;IO ipgm We will be tennial. Richard Chamberlain, Sally Keller- i New Haven 254 Broad St. • Manchester man, Richyd Crenna [CNN] Prime News M RUIMBSPEOnT IB 624-8497 [M A X ] Crazy About ttia Movies: Steve [DIS] Saga of Davy Crockett (60 min.) l« M.IHNSM»rS»*»lh \ OPEN 646-3000 — AKWVZWSWOWTJOWIZiSMMBWr JADE GARDEN ms McQueen Steve McQueens’s little-known [ESPN] World Class Championship iH tS f0^ Fri. & Sat. July 4th & 5th , private life is revealed through film and TV W restling (60 min.) RUNNMO SCARED clips, home movies, and interviews with [HBO] America Undercover: The Pur­ KITCHEN With Fresh LotTsters friends, family and co-workera. 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BEER OR WINE on tha RIvar Kw al' A hardened, raaohita Britiah officer, who it a captive gf the Je- GD MOVIE; 'Centannial'Part 3 of 8 The partesa, drives hit men to build a bridga as story of America begins as a French- therapy. William Holden. Alec Guinness, Canadian trapper, Pasquinei, rescues a Scot fugitive from the Pawnees, and ends , Jacti Hawkins. 1957. W — M ANCH^TER HERALD, ji’riday, July 4, 1986 MACC News MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 4, 19B6 — 19 Interracial Council has made great strides toward goals SPORTS Editor's note: This column is growing climate of anxiety and tional racism, a fact finding town’s proposed affirmative ac­ Road. Glastonbury 06033. We look Clothing Bank Thank yous — prepared by the, staff of the distrust and alienation, the Man­ subcommittee on police hirings tion plan and the October dinner Manchester Area Conference of forward to hearing from some of May: chester Interracial Council was and a reception for students in the meeting has already been set for you as we continue seeking ways to Churches. organized “ to improve under­ S.T.E.P. Program. ^ Thursday. Oct. 16 at Cheney further ^ u a l rights andopportuni- Head Start, Mrs. Gerda Orr, John standing and promote clear lines of Pickens, Dorothy Hayes, Ver Kenner- Several projects are currently in Dining Room, Manchester Com­ ties for all Manchester citizens and By Nancy Carr communication among people of ally, Mrs. Caroline MIrtt, Newell MACC Director the works: The comrhunity picnic munity College. Reservations fellowship among neighbors. Curtis, Donna MotulskI, Mrs. May differing races and ethnic back­ is scheduled for Sunday. July 13. must be made by Oct. 2. Pleasecall walker, Norma Gentitcore, Karen Clothing Bank Thank yous — Kohl, Carolln MIrtt, Ms. Schwarz, grounds with tbe goal^f achieving from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.. at Concordia Joan O’Loughlin (643-4031) for April: Back in '80 and’81 Manchester a fully integrated Mahchester.” Dorothy Bradley, 'Elizabeth Zvrlck, Lutheran Church. 40 Pitkin St. We additional information on any of Angela Golanoos, Robert Ouroto,' Constance Allbrio, Mary Hartnett, was stricken by a series of racial would- love to have you join us. these programs. Joseph Herbrt, Patricio Luomo> Jo­ Rita Heffron, Ruth Gallo, Joan Teller, incidents ranging from several Several programs sponsored by Bring a cool lunch and a salad or seph Mossoro, M.A. Locke, Harriet Susan Chona, Mrs. Germaine Marlor, cross burnings and the defacing of M IC have already become annual The Manchester Interracial Cosperson, John Pickens, E.-Motolo, Mr. an(t Mrs. Theodore Durkin, Mar­ dessert to share with the group. In ■Council is co-sponsored by MACC Clolr LoBelle, Brenda Schlovone, shalls Inc. of Manchesterv Patricio homes of black families to the community events: the January Luona, Agnus Stevenson, Harriet Za- case of rain we will just move into (Manchester Area Conference of Elaine Crockett, Carolyn Williams, J. beating of a'black elementary Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. dinner, Pospisll, Mary Toller, George Sand' wlstowskl, F. Bortolotta, Ernest Oak- the church hall. Churches) and MCC (Manchester mann, Mrs. Claudio Kane, Jone Ber­ student and the fire bombing of the the July community picnic, the ers, Christine Low, Marge Harford, REMINDER: Community College) and meetings Howard Generous, G.P. Larson. geron, Mrs. Ralph Barbara, Amy Harris-Meggett home. Difficult October dinner meeting at Man­ Belleville, Mrs. John Foulds, Jose­ Monday. July 7th — Bits loads'of are ordinarily scheduled for the Nearly NuShoppe, Chris Fornler, Car­ and painful days indeed that were chester ,Communrty College. In oline MIrtI, Hazel -Bedard, Gwen phine Miller, Mrs. Beth Gould, Joseph children will arrive at Concordia president's conference room at Brooks, Lucy Desmond, Lawrence Mader, Carroll A .. Carving, Poul exacerbated (and perhaps indi­ addition to these annual get-, Lutheran Church to begin two MCC. Annual dues are $5 payable ■ Colvin, Andrew Tysklewicz, Mary Carving, Mrs. Craig Taylor, Ann. rectly affected) by some of the togethers. the InteiYacial Council, weeks of fun at Interfaith Day Jane Brosman, Doris Coughlin, Tess Bellenllle, Virginia S. Schneider, Greta remarks heard during tbe CBDG during the last year, sponsored a to Manchester Interracial Council Rowe, Edward DelSignore, Constance Hyland, Linda Warenda, Paige LeB- Camp. and should be mailed to treasurer, Allbrio, Raymond Andlslo, Jon Solvo- lanc, Mrs. David Almond, Jeffrey B. referendums. In the midst of this series of workshops on institu­ A subcommittee is reviewingthe" tore, B. Poscal, Glnny Dunn, Arthur Ouellette, Grank Perrone, Mrs. Vlrgl- Marie Sajamon, 2114 Manchester RelMy. nlo Ladabouche, Thomas Lynch. s Bulletin Board Commentary J

Here’s Emanuel’s week Dr. Miller speaks at Nazarene Crucifixion articie knocked The following events are scheduled next week at Emanuel Lutheran Church: The Church of the Nazarene at 236 Main St. will have Sunday — 8 a.m.. holy communion service, chapel: special services featuring Dr. Ronald Miller from Hyde Park. Vt.. on July By Lillian Daniel The Rev. Eugene Fisher of the bishops’ 9:30 a.m.. worship service, nursery care offered. ' United Press International secretariat said the aritcle does “a disservice to Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard: 7 p.m.. MARCH. 10 and 11 at 7:30 p.m. and U Inc. July 12 and 13 at 2:30 its readers and to the New Testament itself.” Wednesday — noon. MACC: 6:30 p m.. Summer p.m. An article purporting to provide a “medically ... Salad. Miller, a layman in the accurate” acount of Jesus’ crucifixion is drawing Dr. William B. Frpedman, Ventura, Calif., Thursday — 9a.m .. staff meeting: 9 a m to noon, Church of the Nazarene. harsh criticism as potentially anti- Semitic and ' accused the writers of perpetuating beliefs “that confirmation resource center: 10 a m. prayer group: spent 12 years as a damaging to Christian-Jewish relations. have been the core of anti-Semitism through the 11:15 a.m.. care and visitation. school administrator at ages, and the basis upon which terrible \ Saturday — 8 p.m . A.A. the North County Chris­ The article, “On the Physical Death of Jesus persecution has been visited on the people of the pholos by RoeVi tian School in St. Loiiis. Christ,” which appeared in the pre-Easter March Jewish faith.” Mo. A strong advocateof 21 issue of the prestigious Journal of the American r - . Lbb Trevino ifar left) lines up a putt on the fourth hole L St. Mary’s makes plans Christian education, he Medical Association, drew an unusually heavy “The later religious writers of Christianity during first-round action of the GHO at the TPC of Here are the events planned nextweek at St. M ary’s has assisted in starting and mostly critical response. The illustrated shifted the blame for the arrest and execution of Episcopal Church: eight Christian schools Connecticut in Cromwell. He carded an opening round article, which claimed to “present hot a Jesus from the Romans, where it belonged, to the 70. Paul Azinger (center), whose parents are from Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m.. service with holy and is also past presi­ Jews to relieve the descendants of the Roman eucharist. dent of the Association of theological treatise but rather a medically and Manchester, agonizes after hitting his second shot out of Monday — 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer: 7:30 p.m.. Nazarene Christian historically accurate account” of Jesus’ death, people (who converted to Christianity) ofthegu'lt was prepared by Dr. William D. Edwards, a of knowing that their forebears, the Romans of the rough on the fourth hole. He fired a 4-under-par 6Z committee meetings. Schools. He has also And Bill Rogers (above) has his arms folded as his caddy Wednesday — ifra.nri..holy communion: 10:45a.m.. helped to organize pathologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Judea, had crucified Jesv^s,” Freedman argued. Bible study. ’ . teams of volunteers Minn., Floyd Hosmer, of Mayo’s medical graphic holds the umbrella during a rain delay. Rogers had an Thursday — 7:10 p.m.. evening prayer: 7:.30 p.m.. which help build nd the Rev. Wesley J. Gabel, a United Methodist Most of the letters of criticism the Journal even-par 71 after the first round. Bible study. churches in other minister. received complained the article would be more Saturday — 7:30 a m., men’s club: 7:30- p.m.. . countries. appropriate in a theological publication. One said Alcoholics Anonymous. Dr. Ronald ^/tiller j® director of It described in detail what the Authors believed the article “missed the mark: one simply cannot F.reedom Ministries Jesus went through during his crucifixion, do an autopsy without a corpse.” Another asked, This Is Trinity’s plan • Coun.seling Center and co-director of the Scriptura'I’ complete with diagrams such as “Flogging Top “Was there also a physical death of editorial Rain can’t keep Simpson from GHO iead Counseling Association. He .spends much of his time View” and “Cross Section of Wrist ...Showing discretion?” counseling pastors and their-wives. Here are the events which Trinity Covenant Church Path of Nail.” Bv Bob PapettI is planning next week: , Dr. Miller offers an inspirational message .suitable 6.786-yard course. the legendary Tom Watson, in his the front and back nines. ” I took amass 'eight birdies and two had the pleasure to play with Lee for the entire family. In a printed response to the letters, the authors Herald Sports Writer When festivities resumed and first GHO appearance in 12 years. Monday through Friday — vacation Bible .school, “As a recent Christian. I wanted to learn more said that “the present accusations of last week off an.d didn’t even touch bogies. “ They were very warm (who shot a 70) and I was a little bit daily from 8:45 a m. to 12:10 p.m. The theme will be Concordia’s plan set about what Christ had suffered on my behalf,” were finally completed, results Denis Watson, and Dan Forsman. a club. If I wasn’t rested, I and gave me a hand at every- anxious and even a little nervous” anti-Semitism are most distressing. We CROM W ELL — Spectators at reflected a typical logjam of the winner of this year’s Hertz Bay would’ve probably shot a 74, like green,” he said. “ There’s some "Jesus I Love You” Pre-registration is required. Edwards said. the Tournament Players Club in Denis Watson, whd was disquali­ categorically deny any anti-Semitic intent or leaders, topped by the obligatory Hill Classic in Orlando, Fla. I’ve been doing.” goofy holes, but I like this course” ■Monday — 7 p.m.. missions committee. Here are the events planned for Concordia Lutheran Cromwell on Thursday afternoon fied because of a scoring error at Church next week: But critics, including officials of the American inference and condemn anti- Semitism loudly and no-name. Simpson’s 64 lied the first-round Tom Watson was the lone Tuesday — 6 a m., men’s prayer breakfa.st: 7p.m.. enjoyed a splendid opening round Chip Beck. Roger Maltbie and last week’s Canadian Open, parred Monday — 9 a m. to 3 p.m.. Interfaith Day Camp. Jewish Committee and the National Conference of passionately.” record at Cromwell set by Ray perfornher among the top four to diaconate: board of trustees. of the 1986 Canon Sammy Davis Jr. Not that this year’s first round Ken Knox are next with 66s, while the back nine with a 35. but carded Tuesday — 9 a m. to 3 p ni.. Interfaith Day Camp. Catholic Bishops, said the authors used a Floyd last year. begin on the front nine. He carded a the day’s best 30 on the front side. Friday — 7 p.m . closing program for vacation Bible As for accepting the detail on the Gospels as Greater Hartford Open. If was a leader. Tim Simpson, is a total as many as five others fired 67s, school. Wednesday — 9 a.m.. work day for retired men: 9 32-33-65. “I said to my caddie, T m going fundamentalist approach to reading the Bible’s perfectly sunny afternoon to think unknown. Bui the 30-year-old, incl.uding Paul Azinger, whose Tom Watson, who has appar­ Saturday — 7 p.m.. reception for De Vaux at Robert a m. to 3 p.m.. Interfaith Day Camp: 10:30 a m., facts, they said, “the best conservative reading of to shoot a 30,’ but then I put it out of account of Jesus’ death and that it reinforced anti- the historical evidence indicates that the Gospel about nothing but golf. nine-year pro with one tour victory parents are from Manchester. Also ently joined the mortal world by^ Forsman, who.shot a 34 on the DeValves’ home. agoraphobic group. Semitic interpretations of the texts. from Atlanta has to at least be not winning a title since 1984 my mind,” said Denis Watson, narratives were generated by a tightly knit first Those who got stuck there in the at 67 are John Mahaffcy, Mark back and then'flourished with a 31 Thursday — 9 a m. to 3 p.m.. Interfaith DajsCamp: considered an upset leader, if there McCumber. Mike McCullough and attributed his success to a minor whose superb final nine included late morning had “less pleasant on the front, also pointed to his 1:30 p.m.. Golden Age Club. The American Jewish Committee, in a letter to century community and contain reliable can be upsets on what is only the John McComish. . alteration in his putting. an eagle on the fourth hole and four Here’s Center’s plan thoughts on their minds than just putting. “ I really fell great over Friday — 9 a m. to 3 p.m.. Interfaith Day Camp; 7 the journal, said the article “dealt a body blowlo .eyewitness accounts of the crucifixion.” first quarter of a four-day. 72-holc Simpson, who was in a serious “ I pul my hands slightly forward the putter today and that was the birdies. “ I was just rolling along. I p.m.. AA group. golf. The weathermen lied. These events, are scheduled next week at Center' years of painstaking Jewish-Christian dialogue” extravaganza. slump for the past two moijths, and it felt like my old stroke.” said key," said Forsman, who had was really worried that the rain Congregational Church: by making it appear that the Jews, as a people, They said their account was an “unbiased and An unexpected and thoroughly credited his round to his wife. the six-time PGA Player of the seven birdies and one bogey — on delay was going to upset my Observe deadlines Simpson, who shot a 7-uncler-par momentum, but the course sof­ Monday-;- 7:15 p.m.. all church meeting night. were responsible.for Jesus’ death. accurate medicohistorical investigation.” contin­ uninvited downpour of rain sopped 64, is only 39th on this season’s Kathy, who “made” 'him take a Year. “ Maybe Hartford and We­ ' his opening hole. Wednesday — 2 p.m.. healing prayers. vacation. thersfield brings out the good tened up just enough” Items submitted for use on this page must be It called the auth^s “fundamentalist writers uing to insist the Gospels contain “a reliable theGHOat 11:30a.m. and causeda PGA money list but 94fh on the Forsnfian hinted that his concen­ Friday — 7 p.m.. wedding rehearsal. suspension of play for 65 minutes. putter in me. I made my share of Apparently, the deluge and received by the Manchester Herald by Tuesday who eschew scientific methods of textual testimony from which a modejuj medical all-time career list, which might "She was either getting ready to tration may have been distrupted delay had little affect on the Saturday — 1 p.m.. wedding. morning. ‘ • analysis.” interpretation of Jesus’ deatli may be made.” It was the second rain delay in as say more for modern paydays than putfs'ala Tom Watson” 4 check*"me into a nuthouse or we at the outset because of the competitors. And for fans many years in only the third time modern talent. were going on vacation,” said The 31-time tour winner was presence of an illustrious partner equipped with umbrellas or a around since the GHO was moved A stroke behind Simpson are a Simpson, who collected seven follo.wed around by the day’s — Lee Trevino. change of clothes, the first day of from Wethersfield to the par-71. Religious Services trio of more familiars, including birdies while shooting 32 on both biggest gallery.. which sdw him ’,’This was the first time I’ve ever 1986 turned oul just fine. Oilers gain the finals provided. (742-8487) Assemblies of God Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. nett, minister of visitation. Summer p.m.,biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m., son, pastor. Summer masses: Satur­ Second Congregational Church, 385 Plavin, rabbi; Israel Tabatskv, can­ worship service: 9 a.m. Nursery for Ladles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.,' N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:X; confes­ Calvary Church (Assemblies of tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. children age 3.and younger. (649-3696.) Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. sions 4 :X to 5 p.m. (742-6655) God), 400 Bucklond Rood, South Joseph MIltdn, pastor. 10 a.m., wor­ Services, 8:15 p.m. Friday and 10 o.m. Youth service (Friday). (649-9848) ship service, Sunday school, and ^ ) in Little League action Windsor. Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Saturday. ”16 9563 South United Methodist Church, 1226 nursery tor children; 6:30 p.m.. Pil­ Church ot St. Maurice, 32 Hebron pastor. V;30a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Ma|n St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Road, Bolton. The Rev. J. Clifford o.m., worship, child-care and nursery; grim Fellowship. (649-2863) Johnson, Dr. ptyjl Kroll, Rev. Law­ Presbyterian Second Congregational Church ot Jewish - ) Refdrm rence S. Staples, pastors. Summer Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at 5 7 ;0p p.m., even Ingserylce of praise and Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike", Cov­ p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 ond The Oilers advanced to the 4-for-4 including a double and Bible preaching. (644-1102) schedule: 10 a.m., worship service. Coventry Presbyterian Church, 11 a.m. (643-4466) entry. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. Nursery tor preschoolers. (647-9141) Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ championship round of the Little triple and one RBl! He also scored Regular schedule: 10 o.m., worship; 8 Extension, South Vl/lndsor. Steven try.. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, League Town Tournament Thui:s- four times. Jackson, Mi"ke Helin Baptist a.m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45a.m., Chatinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday church school, nursery to grade eight, each Friday; children's services, 7:45 Mormon school; 7 p.m., Bible study and Salvation Army day night with a 7-3 victory over and Matt Lescoe had the other hits odult discussion; 11 a.m., coffee and p.m. second Friday ot each month. fellowship.' Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., thee Medicsjvieaics atai LeberLeoer Fieldr leio. v luifor the uit-uni-rs. Oilers. Cammunlty Baptist Church, 585 E. (644-8466) .Salvation Arm y, 661 Moln St., Man­ tellowship; 11:15 a.m,, lunlor choir; 4 The Church of Jesus Christ of ■ prayer meeting. (742-7222) chester. Mai. and Mrs. Reginald The loss eliminates the Medics, — ^ h e Oilers struck quickly with a Canter St., Manchester. Rev. Jomes I. p.m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 6 p.m., Latter-day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Meek, minister. Summer schedule; Presbyterian Church of Manchester, Russell. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; the National League chaftnps. in single in the first inning. 'Over- senior church school and Pllgrlin Manchester. Wendel K. Waiton, bi­ 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev, Ri­ 10:45 a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., worship service, 9:30 a.m. Nursery fellowship. (742-6234) shop, 9:30 a.m., sacrament meeting; core provided..(643-0537) Lutheran chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., wor­ salvation meeting. (649-7787). the double elimination play. The street led off the inning with a Tolcottvllle Congregational Church, 10:15 a.m., Sunday school and Rrlm- ship service, nursery, 9:15 a.m., Sun­ once-beaten Oilers, the wild card single. He stole second, moved to Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Main Street and Elm HIM Rood, -Concordia Lutheran Church (L C A ), ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief day school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Tolcottvllle. Co-pastors: Rev, Ronald 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold society. (643-4003) (643-0906) Unitarian Universallst entry in the Town Tournament, tliird on a passed ball and scored on pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortt. 10 T. Wangerln, vice pastor. Summer will face the undefeated Lawyers a wild pitch by losing hurler Steve o. m., worship service; 7 p.m., eveninga.m., worship service and church hours: 9 o.m., holy communion; Unitarian Universallst Society-East, for the championship either Sun­ White. service. (646-5316) school. (649-0815) Nursery care. (649-5311) National Catholic Roman Catholic 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 DIona Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., day or Monday at Leber Field. The The Oilers increased their lead Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church St., Manchester. Rev. [3ale H! St. John the BaptlstVojlsh Notional Church of the Assumption, Adams service. Nursery care and youth in the third with a three-run burst Covenant Catholic Church, 23 GolwaVStTmon- Street at Thompson Road, Manches­ Lawyers are the defending schaol; 11 a.m., worship service; 7 Gustafson, pastor; Rev. Janet Land- chester. Rev. Stanley M. L o n c ^ religious education. Coffee hour after on only two hits. Overstreet ignited p. m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ wehr. Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor ter. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, poster. service. (646-5151) champs. They and the Oilers Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ pastor. July mass schedule: 8 a.i Saturday mass at 5; Sunday masses at the inning again with a double and week service. Nursery at all services. matack St., Manchester. R'ev. Norman emeritus. Summer schedule: 8 a.m. (643-5906) represent the International (649-7509) chapel service; 9:30 a.m., worship 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. (643-2195) he scampered home on an RBI Swenson. Summer hours: worship St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. League. This is the second year in a First Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 240 services, 8 and 10 a.m. (649-2855) service In the sanctuary, nursery, single by Jackson. Jackson and Hlllstown Road, Monchester. Rev. K. 643-1193. Nazarene Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. row they will square off for the Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) Latvian Lutheran Church of Man­ Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday town title. Kirk Ringbloom scored on passed Harvest Tim e Baptist Church, 72 E. Episcopal chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8;X , Church of the Nazarene, 236 Mali^St.. 10 and 11:30 a.m. Winning pitcher Jim Jackson balls. Center ,St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. (643-2051) Manchester. Rev. PhilipChatto, senior ' THE The Oilers added two runs in the Eddy, pastor. 10 a.m., Sunday school; St. George's Episcopal Church, 1150 Prince ot Peace Lutheran Church, pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., spun a dne-hitter at the Medics, 11 o.m., morning service; 6 p.m,; Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Sunday wor­ Route 31 and North River Rood, outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Manchester. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan who opened the tournament last fourth and one in the sixth inning. evening service, Wednesday home ship: holy eucharist, 8 and 10 o.m.; Coventry. William Douthwalte, pas­ 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church and Rev. Emilio P. Podelll,co-pastors. BIBLE Saturday with an 8-2 win over the The Medics showed some fight in Bible study, 7 p.m. (643-9359) church school,9;45a.m.; coffee fellow­ tor, Summer schedule; 9q.m. worship and nursery; 6 p.m., eyenlng praise Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses ship, 11 a.m.; Lady Chapel open at 7:30, 9, 10:30 Ond noon. (643-2403) Oilers, Jackson struck out eight the bottom of the final inning with service. (742-7548) service, nursery. (646-8599) SPEAKS Htrald photo by Pinto afternoons; public healing service, Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church St. James Church, 896 Main St., and walked six in the route-going three runs on only one hit. that a 9 Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, by second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; evening ( Synod), Cooper and High performance. single by Bill Kennedy. Christian Science prayer, Wednesday, 5 o.m. Rey. John streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Pentecostal Rev. David BaranowskI, Rev. Joseph Eugene Brewer Javon Overstreet of the Oilers, who was a perfect 4-for-4, Medics’ pitcher, Steve White, gets the return throw too Holllger, 643-9203. Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Divine wor­ Kelly. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. . Javon Overstreet was the offen­ Kennedy, at shortstop, excelled First Church ot Christ, Scientist, 447 ship; 10:45 a.m. Sunday School; Holy United Pentecostal Church, 187 Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; sive star for the Oilers, going defensively for the Medics. slides home safely as he scores in the first inning of late. The Oilers won, 7-3. N. Moln St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., St. M ary's Episcopal Church, Pork Communion first and third Sunday. Woodbrldge St., Mancfiester. Rev. Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m , Solomon penned the divine church service, Sunday-school, and and Church streets, Manchester. An­ (649-4243) Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. (643-4129) question of the ages: "How long Thursday night’s game at Leber Field on a wild pitch. The care for small children. (649-1446) drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J . Wrider, Sunday s.chool; 11 a.m., morning St. M ary Church, 1600 Main St., Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 a.m. worship; 6 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 Coventry. Father James J. William­ will... tools hate knowledge?" "Then chester. (649-8982) and 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 Methodist he went on to atate Qod’s reaction: Major League roundup a.m.; baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; "P't since you rejected me when I Holy Eucharist, 10 Oom. every Wednes­ Bolton United Methodist Church, Church of Christ day. (649-4583) 1041 Boston Turnpike, .Bolton. Rev. called... Ignored all my advice and Stewart :,Lanler, pastor, 9:30 a,m„ would not accept my rebuke, I In Church of Christ, Lydall and Vernon church school; 11 a.m., worship ser­ streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Gospel vice, nursery. (649-3472) turn will laugh at your disaster... minister. Sunday services: 9 a.m., North united Methodist Church, 300 when they call to me I will not an­ Henderson, defense lead Yanks to victory over Detroit Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 6 p.m., Church of the Living Ood, an Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. swer." (Proverbs 1:22-28) worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m.,, Bible evangeKcal, full-gospel church, Ro­ Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ 5-8. could record an out and that help the Yankees defeat the The Phillies scored four times study. Nursery provided for all servi­ bertson School, North School Street, Jehovah uses no way to advise Bv United Press International fourth run when Claudell Washing- walks. One out later. Henderson was all the runs Ruffin needed. ces. (646-2903) Manchester. Rev. David w . Mullen, Detroit Tigers, 9-5. .ton greeted reliever John Pacella doubled in two runs. before starter-loser John Denny,-■ pastor. Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 and Instruct us today, except the a.m. Nursery and Sunday school. Scriptures, cl. 2 Timothy 3:16-17. NEW YORK — Rickey Hender­ Henderson’s double drove in the with an RBI single to give New New York went in front 8-3 by Congregational Full Gospel Interdenominational As John Locke concluded. Ideas son’s two-run double sparked a second and • third runs in the York a 6-2 lead. scoring twice in the fourth against Church, 745Main St., Manchester. Rev. NEW SERIES CAMPMEETING four-run Yankee second and Alfonso Pulido, 1-0, worked the Pacella on sacrifice flies by Don Bolton Congregational Church, 228 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10.a.m., (Including rellgioua) can coma only four-run second inning and the Bolton Center Rood, ot the Green, adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 OF TAPES 236 Main St.^ Manchester through rational reflection upon New York defense turned in five knocked ou( Tiger starter Eric first five innings for the Yankees Mattingly and Ron Hassey. Giants Ink Carlton Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, ' 6 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 King, 4-1. Henderson scored the and was credited with the victory Easler’s R B I’double produced the Minister. 10 o.m., worship service, materials received by the aanaea. double plays Thursday night to p.m., special Bible studies; Wednes­ ‘A Nfw Peripectivi’' and Dave Righetti, the Yankees’ ninth run in the eighth. nursery, church school; 11 a.m., day at 7:30 p.m., warship service. ______646-8599 Feelings and myatical contcious- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Craig to pitch Sunday against tellowship; 11:15- a.m.,' forum pro­ Ur. Ron Miljer third pitcher, eariied his 18th save Detroit scored in the fourth when Prayer line, 6464731, 24 hours. nesa give no valid religious know­ Steve Carlton, the four-time Cy the St. Louis Cardinals, gram. (649-7077 office or 647-8878 Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ CbII: by allowing only one hit over the ^vans hit his ISth homer. In the porsonoge. Evangelist ledge. Young Award winner released Carlton made 16 starts with ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 last three innings. seventh, Alan Trammell hit his Center Congregational ■ Church, 11 a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel by the Philadelphia Phillies on the Phillies this year and was -FB Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. When you discover Biblical truth sixth home run to draw the Tigers mMtlng. Church of The Nazarene Grounds The Weekend New York took a 2-0 lead in the June 26, has signed a contract with a 6.18 earned run average. Curtis J r „ senior pastor; Rev. Robert hitherto concealed by generations firspinning on Washington’s first witJIjin 8-5. J. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. with the San Francisco Giants He last started a game qn June Jehovah’* Witnesses 647-8301 df traditions, you have the option of American League homer and an Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus; July 10, 11 7:30 P.M. repenting and changing, or reject­ for jhe remainder of the 1986 21. going five inning: against MIchoel C. Thornton, associate pastor. for an Important; RBI single by Mike Easier. Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Tolland Legion resumes action on Saturday Phillies 7, Reds 3 season. Giants general man­ the Cardinals and givi ig up six 10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, Con­ recorded message ing Qod'a.Word and peralsting In Detroit tied the score in the o.m. church school. (647-9941) gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs-' Sat. & Sun. 12, 13 2:30 P.M. your •error. But the consequences At Philadelphia. Mike Schmidt ager Al Rosen announced runs. First Cengregotlenal Church of An- ■ day. Theocratic Ministry School Ttie Manchester American Legion baseball team, which took second when Darneir Coles Fever, Route 6 ,Andover. Rev. Rlchord- are unchanged and beyond your second place at the Keene,'N.H., Tournament last weekend, doubled in one run and scored on a hit a three-run. first-inning homer Thursday night. Carlton’s career won-'ost re­ (speaking course), 7 p.m.; Service control. The 42-year-old left-hander, a H. Taylor, pastor. Summer worship meeting (ministry training), 7:50p.m.; returns to Zone Eight action this weekend. The Post 102 single by Darrell Evans, Thursday night to help left-hander' cord stands at 3)8-223 in 499 hours through Aug. 31:10 a.m. Nursery ' Sunday, Public Bible Lecture, '9:30 Special: Healing & Deliverance Service member of baseball’s exclusive games over a 21-year span. He care provided. Adult second hour Dan Pasqua opened the seepnd . Bruce Ruffin notch his first major a.m .; Watchtawer Study, 10:25. (646- contingent is scheduled to face East Hartford Saturday at 1 p.m. 300-victory club and second on won the Cy Young Award In study group, 11;15a.m. (742-7696) 1490) inning for the Yankees with. his league victory and spark the First Cengregotlenal Church of Cov­ July 11 7:30 P.M. CHURCH OF CHRIST at Ray McKenna Field in East Hartford and thenretum home on the all-time strikeout list with 1972, 1977, 1980 and 1982. No Sunday to oppose Zone Eight opponent Windsor Locks ima noon fifth home run, putting New York Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-3 entry, 1171 Main St„ Coventry. Rev. FeeliRg Coed Aboef LyjallLydall and Vtmon Strssts triumph over the Cincinnati Reds 3,982, was immediatley named other pitcher ever has won It Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Jewish -1- Conservative in front 3-2. Mike iPagliarulo ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In V e e rse H Choira, Orcheatra, Muaic Speciala Each Service Phons: 646-2903 'Start at MCC’s Cougar Field. before 61,475 — largest crowd in by Giants' manager Roger that many times. 'Church Lane House. Nursery care followed with a single and Willie Temple BelR SheloBi, 400 E. Middle Randolph drew the first of his four a the majors this season. ~ ...... - . 1 - t J

n — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 4. 1986 ' \ ■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 4. 1986 - Z1 Desths of Bias and Rogers could save others Mandlikova, Martina reach Wii^bledon finals

By United Press International the first time on more than 600 wars. Many times we were trying Bv AAartlfi Lqder final, but it’s going to be a very ball coach Digger Phelps say NBA PLAYErfS CONVICTED players association, to get together athletes at the Blooomingtoir United Press International difficult match, an absolutely to protect others. But young men education- about drug use should OF drug use can be thrown out of to do something. I think the INDIANAPOLIS - The deaths school. different match from today,” she fought the wars old men started. begin in elementary’schools. the league for life under terms of a players’ association is feeling of Len Bias and Don Rogers could WTMBLEDON. England - Hana said. “ It’s important to play well. "The number comes down to 2 Now we have to fight the greatest 1983 agreement between the closer to. that way of thiilking in save the lives of other athletes by Mandlikova, a graceful, gambling ’ concentrate and don’t think it’s the percent of those athletes tested.” war of all — the war to save our "EDUCATION IS THE CRITI­ league and its players association. light of everything that has hap­ exposing the dangers of cocaine kids. stylist, swept the final five games final of Wimbledon. said Kip Smith, an assistant CAL .area.” Miller says. "B y the The suspension can be appealed pened.” said Indianapolis Colts and other, drugs, officials of “ 'We’re fighting an insidious to iipset Chris Evert Lloyd in " I won the U.S. Open title, and trainer af the Bloomington school. time the athletes reach us, they are after two years. spokesman Craig Kelley, who professional and amateur sports monster. It’s time we. stopped 18 and their attitudes areingrained straight sets Thursday and earn a this is ^Imost the same. I ’m just “ Last year we initially did tests would not comment on what programs said Wednesday. chasing the (drug) boats. It’s time Athletes who admit their prob­ berth in the Wimbledon final going to give 100 percent and take a and it’s difficult to change.” measures the team takes to test for announced prior. We started doing lem and seek help- continue to against Martina Navratilova. shot at winning it.” "Out of those two tragedies, it we started sinking them.” Knight A full drug’ testing program lias drugs.- more randoms as we went along." said. receive their salaries while their Looking to complete the last leg The 24-year-old Czechoslovakian may be the thing that gets the ball Smith said. “ This year we’re going just finished its first year at Notre ' , A'drug testing program is about team pays for rehabilitation. Re­ of a personal Grand Slam, the had never won a set from Evert rolling.” said Jim Crowe, 'an Dame, where coaches are not NATIONAL GOVERNING BO­ to pick up on the randoms. That’s to start its third year at Burdue. peat offenders face a suspension , acrobatic Mandlikova turned back Lloyd on grass, and still trails in Indiana University.professor who 4i|e only way people are going to notified after a player has one DIES OF amateur sports, such as Tests are handled on an individual even if they come forward. After Evert Lloyd 7-6 (7-5). 7-5. on their career series, 19-6. Against teaches about the effects of alcohol stay clean. positjve test for drugs. A second the Indianapolis-based U.S. Gym­ basis, and only the athlete, coach, that,’ drug users face the lifetime another bright, humid afternoon. Navratilova, for whom she once and drug use. positive test means a one-game nastics Federation and The Athlet­ “ Our program is only a year old trainer .and physician involved \ sus’^ensioh. Evert Lloyd, winner of the French served as a ballgirl in Czechoslova­ suspension and a third'violation ics Congress, use Olympic rules to Bias, a 22-year-old University of and what conclusions we draw know of a positive result. Open last month, will be out of the kia, she is 6-18. gets an athlete kicked off a team. Four random drug tests over six test at major international events Maryland basketball star, died of a from it are speculative at this ’ ’Any high school, college or Any student caught dealing drugs weeks might be given to a player if Wimbledon final for only the fourth ■or Olympic trials. time since 1973. Mandlikova. ranked third in the cocaine overdose June 19. two days point.-but it (testing) has been professional^ program that doesn’t is expelled. the league and players association world and on the threshold of after being made the No. 2 choice received well by the athletes in all consider the possibility of having Phelps said from South Bend he agree there is reasonable cause to Cheryl Grace, assistant execu­ Navratilova, meantime, breaking the power structure at overall in the NBA draft. Rogers, a sports tested.” Smith said. "It is in some kind of drug usage (by its wants the government tofunddrug suspect he uses drugs. tive director of the USGF, says reached the final with consum­ the top of wbhien’s tennis, stunned 23-year-old defensive back for the the back of.their minds.” athletes) has its head in the sand.” education programs for grade The N FL is working on a plan to drugs are not a problem in mate ease, defeating 16-year-old the capacity crowd at Center Court NFX Cleveland Browns, died last Indiana University basketball says Denny Miller, trainer at the school students, plus rehabilitation deal with drug use by players, but gymnastics. Gabriela Sabatini 6-2. 6-2. In six when she rallied from a 5-2 deficit week after using cocaine at a coach Bob Knight, whose interests West Lafayette school. “ It’s a matches, the top seed concected a programs and drug testing at the league Commissioner Pete Rozelle ’Tin not saying they wouldn’t in the second set. bachelor party in his honor. include military history, believes reflection of the society athletes' ' oto college level. and the N FL Players Association use it for social use.” she-said. “ I mere 25 games.' and in only of After squandering a break point the time has come for strong live in and there is probably a' 12 sets did she allow as many as “ We’ve also got to gear people up have not yet reached an agreement don’t think I ’m that naive. But in the seventh game. Mandlikova ABOUT A DOZEN ATHLETES action. much lower incidence of usage four gam es.. to stay away from drugs once they to satisfy player concerns of rights there is less incentive for our won 14 points in a row to even the .tested positive for drugs at Indiana among the athletes than among see them.” Phelps said. “ Don’t let violations. athletes to use it. Gymnastics In Saturday!s final. Navratilova set at 5-5 and go up 0-30 in the 11th University this past year, when “ IT’S ’TIME*10 GO TO WAR.” their non-athletic peers.” will be bidding to -equal the peer pressure become a cop-out for "The commissioner is urging! he could be a dangerous sport if you game. Mandlikova completed the urinalysis sampling was used for he said. “ We’ve been in a lot of Miller and Notre Dame basket­ you to join it.” two sides, the league and the aren’t at full capacity.” women’s record of five.successive break, then ended the 1 hour and 38 singles titles set by Suzanne minute contest on her seepnd Lenglen (1919-23). Navratilova, a match point with a backhand winner here six times overall, has crosscourt volley. won her last 33 matches at'the "E ven when I.was 5-2 down I felt All-England Club. 1 had a chance to come back,” said UPI photo Interestingly, it was Mandlikova Mandlikova'. wh(> had seven aces who dealt Navratilova her last Martina Navratilova lets her emotions show at the end of SCOREBOARD against a single double fault. “ It Wimbledon defeat, in the 1981 her semifinal match against 16-year-old Gabriela semifinals. was only one break. I was not thinking about the score, just Sabatini at- the Wimbledon championships Thursday. win, lose & DREW The all-Eiiropean men’s semifi­ QHO results York 82,879; Brook Jacoby, Cleveland concentrating and playing every Navratilova won in straight sets to reach the finals. 81,868. nals are scheduled for Friday with point.” PISIKkTCMT Bob Softball Shortstop— Cal Ripken, Baltimore Tennis defending champion Boris Becker Evert Lloyd twice was up a ’ ’It’ll probably hit me later,- when I open the second set in a game CROMWELL, Conn. (AP) — First- IDoirrcWMFTl^ 900,879; Alan Trammell, Detroit 257,528; facing HCnri Leconte, followed by round stores Thursday In the $700,000 Angel Salazar, Kansas City 196,638; Tony break in the opening set. but go home.” which went to deuce seven times. Canon-Sommv Davis Jr.-Greoter Hart­ Fernandez, Toronto 182,477; Dick Scho­ No. 1 seed against Mandlikova evened matters in the After Navratilova used another ford Open on the 6,786-vard, par 36-35—71 Navratilova never was threa­ N^.WCUKTSeU. field, California 155,954; Alfredo Griffin, Slobodan Zivojinovic. eighth game and thefS jumped to a break in the fifth game to go up4-1, Ree Tournonnent Players Club of Connecticut Oakland 127,924; Ozzle Guillen, Chlcdgo Wimbleden results tened by Sabatini. the youngest Mandlikova will be attempting 4-1 lead in the tie-break. Evert course; W T o M I I 125,577; Ernest Riles, Milwaukee 118,606. UPI photo semifinalist at' Wimbledon this a double fault on the finalrpoint Standings;. Acadia Restaurant 9-1, Tim Simpson 32-32—64 Outfield — Rickey Henderson, New to complete the same double she Lloyd saved one set point at 6-4 allowed Sabatini to break 'in the Telephone Society 8-2, Jim's Arco 5-4, Tom Watson 32-33—65 York 608453; Dave Winfield, New York At Wimbledon, England, July 3 century, although the tall Argen­ Manchester pizza 6-6 , Nelson's achieved in capturing the U.S. with asmash. only to see Maridlik- sixth game. It was only the fourth Denis Watson 30-35—65 577,704; Reggie Jackson, California Women's singlet Hana Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia reaches for a Open last September, when she tine surprised her with four aces in Frelghtwav 4-6, Bray Jewelers 3-6, Don Forsmon 31-34—65 454,497; Kirby Puckett, Minnesota Semifinals ova end the set with an easy her first three service games. time in these championships that L M. Gill 2-6, Manchester Athletic Club Kenny Knox 34-32—66 453,760; Jose Canseco, Oakland . Martina Navratilova (1), U.S., def. forehand return in her semifinal match with Chris Evert defeated -Evert Lloyd in the 1-7. IP'S forehand volley at the net. the 29-year-old Texan dropped ber Chip Beck 33-33-66 (kibriela Sabotlnl (10),Areentlna,6-2.i6-2; 330,776; Jim Rice, Boston 300,751; Willie Lloyd at Wimbledon. Mandlikova won the last five games semifinals and Navratilova in the " I ’m not feeling that much A pair of breaks in the third and serve, and it proved to be a minor Roger Maltble 32-34—66 Wilson, Kansas (jity 285,787; Robin Hana A/landllkova (3), Czechoslovakia, final. A Lnoui West John Mahaffey 34-33-67 Yount, Mllwoukee 271,246; Kirk Gibson, def. Chris Evert Lloyd (2), Boca Raton, to upset Evert Lloyd and move into the finals. disappointment at the moment.” seventh games gave Navratilova inconvenience as she followed with John McComIsh 34-33—67 (Tetrolt 248,331; Fred Lynn, Baltimore Fla., 7-6 (7-5), 7-5. “ I think I can beat Martina I'n the the 31-year-old Floridian said. the first set, and she broke again to ■ yet another break. Standings: Brand Rex 8-1, Jones Mike McCullough 3334—67 229487; Carlton Fisk, Chicago 204,970; Men's doubles Landscaping 5-3, MAK Compony 6-4, Mark McCumber 35-32—67 Lonnle Smith, Kansas City 196,310; SemUlnolt Cummings Insurance 6-4, JHC Con­ Paul Azinger 34,33—67 Harold Baines, Chicago 179,753; Jesse Joakim Nystrom-Mats Wllonder struction 5-S, Hlohlond Park Market Fuzzy Zoeller 31-37—68 Barfield, Toronto 169,613; Pete Incavl- (7), Sweden,' def. , 3-5, Aide's Pizza 3-6, Washington Social Tom Kite . 34-34-68 gllq, Texas 164,048;GeoroeBell,Toronto Bridgehampton, N.Y.-Chrlsto Van Rens- Club 1-9. Antonio Cerda ^ 36-32—68 161,077. burg (6), South Africa, 44,6-3,7-6(9-7) ,8-3; Robert Wrenn 3335—68 Gary Donnelly, Scottsdale, Ariz.-Peter Sports in Brief Rogers’ death is called somber lesson Jim Dent 34-34—68 Fleming (12), Glen Cove, N.Y.,def. Jakob Fist pitch John Cook 34-34—68 . Hlasek, Switzerland-Pavel Slozll (16), Scott Simpson „ 31-37—68 Czechoslovakia, 6-4, 7-5, 3-6,84. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (U PI) - As Jackson spoke, about ISO else around, there’ll never be any School, an all-America safety at Manchester topped .East Hampton, D.A. Welbrlng 35-33—68 The Rev. Jesse Jackson told aboiit Bob Murphy 34-35r-69 Leaders Mixed doubles / Guidry placed on 21-day disabled list teammates, relatives and friends prosecution,” he said. UCLA, the co-player of the game in 6-2, In alrls' tost pitch softball action Third round - ' 1 ..SOO mourners Thursday the death Friday night at Charter Oak Park. Leonard Thompson • 3336—69 gazed at the podium over Rogers’ The funeral parly included Les­ the Bruins’ 24-14 Rose Bowl victory Barbara O'Brien went 3-for-3 with a Jim Thorpe 3336—69 , Sebrlno, Fla.-Kathy Jordan NEW YORK — New York Yankee left-hander Ron Guidry of Cleveland Browns football star open casket on the arena’s ground lie Nelson. 22. Oakland. Rogers’ over Michigan in 1983, and the Loren Roberts 36-33—69 George MacDonald 38-40—78 American League result (1), King of Prussia, Pa., def. Steve triple and two RBI to pace Manchester. Bruce Martins 40-38-78 Don Rogers is a somber lesson on floor. Other mourners at the public fia n ci^ and his 4-year-old son, American FooxaL Conference def­ Katie Fisher added two hits and Tina Clarene Rose 36-33—69 Denton, Houston-Eva Pfaft (14), West Thursday was placed on the 21-day disabled list with a badly cut ■ Payne Stewart 36-33—69 Paul Rviz 40-39^79 Money laadars Germany, 8-7 (1-7), 8-1, 84; John hand, the‘team announced.- the dangers of drug abuse. funeral sat in tiers above the Don FtogersJr. Rogers’ son was by ensive rookie of the year in 1984, Stone and Beth Romanewicz one Brian Mogg 40-39^79 Fltzgerald-LIz Smylle (2), Australia,def. apiece. Fran CImIno 'played well Dave Stockton 34-35—69 platform. A solist sang “ The a high school sweetheart, and was Friends who attended Rogers’ Ronnie Black 35-34—69 Mike Cooney 40-40-80 Yankees 0. Tigers 5 , Spaln-Roffoella Reggl (11), Guidry suffered a cut between the index and middle fingers of “ He taught us how to achieve, defensively along with two hits at the Gregory Lodehoff 39-41—80 PGA GOLF Italy, 6-2, 6-4,\Heinz Gunthardt, Greatest Love of All,” which was being raised by Rogers and his bachelor party in a Sacramento plate. Winning pitcher Sue Cauture Jay Delslng 36-33—69 his left hand in Wednesday night’s 8-3 loss to the Detroit Tigers.^ how to win and how to lose,” Dave Elchelberggr 35-34—69 Mike Grigley 4041—81 1, Greg Norman $547,779. 2, Bob Twav Swltzerland-Moralna Navratilova to have been performed at Rogers’ mother. hotel last week said they saw no airdwed aniy four hits. Mike Gove WD DETROIT NEW YORK $460,005. 3, Andy Bean $435,674. 4, Hal The injury, which occurred when Guidry fielded a fine drive in Jackson said at Rogers’ funeral in Mike Donald 35-34—69 obrhM abrhbl (3), Fort Worth, Texas, def. wedding. ei^dence of drugs. Mike Hulbert 34-35-69 Sutton $398,769.5, Payne Stewart $313,461. Charles Strode, Halelwa, Hawaii - the seventh inning off the bat of Lance Parrish, required five the 10,000-seat Arco Arena-. Doctors and relatives decided Brookns 2b 3 1 1 0 Hendrsn cf 3 2 1 2 6, Calvin Peete $312,959.' 7, (Tan Pohl Rogers was alone when he was Brian Claar 35-34—69 Whitakr 2b 2 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 5 2 3 2 Larissa Savchenko, Soviet Union, 8-3, stitches to close. Rogers. 23. died of a cocaine Women's Roc $300,843. 8, John Mahaffey $298,040. 9, 8-3; Emilio Sanchez, Spaln-Bettina Among the pallbearers was against having the athlete’s Barry Jaeckel 36-33—69 Trmmll ss 5 1 2 1 Mttngly 1b 4 2 2 1 Ray Floyd $263,288.10, Bernhard Langer stricken by a heart attack In his Dan Pohl 35-34—69 Bunge (9), West (Sermony, def. Christo It was the second time in Guidry’s career he went on the DL. He overdose June 27, the day before he Browns cornerback Hanford mother. Loretha Rogers. 43, attend Century 21 destroyed D.W. Fish, 12-1, Gibson rf 4 0 10 Easier dh 4 0 3 2 $247,891. Van Rensburg-Ros Fairbank, South mother pouse about 10 a.m. Friday BlalneMcAlllster 36-33—69 Baseball Parrish c 3 0 11 Hassey c 4 0 11 LPGA (30LF was- placed on the 15- day list with an inflamed rib cartilage was to marry his college Dixon, who was with Rogers at the the funeral. She was hospitalized at Charter Oak Field an Thursday David LurKtstram 36-33^—69 Africa, 7-5, 6-3; Jeremy Bates-Jo Durle morning, O’Kane said. The officer night. Chervil O'Donnell drilled a triple Lemon cf 4 110 Pasaua If 4 111 1, Pat Bradley $298,775. 2, Jull Inkster (16), Britain, def. Jorge Lozano, during the 1984 season. Guidry has struggled through the 1986 sweetheart. bachelor party that preceded his with a heart ailment a day after Brad Fabel 34-35—69 Coles 3b 4 12 1 Pagllarl 3b 4 1 2 0 $230,325. 3, Mary Beth Zimmerman said people in the Rogers house at and a double to pace the victors' 11-hlt Frank Conner 34-35—69 Mexico, Beth Herr, Dayton, Ohio, 7-8 season with a 4-8 record and a 4.05 ERA. Even in death. Jackson said. death. Dixon was one the people Rogers’ death. ottock. Debbie Cormier added twa Evans 1b 3 12 2 Rndiph 2b 0 1 0 0 $171,932. 4, Patty Sheehan $144,721. 5, Val the time told investigators Rogers Steve Pate 37-32—69 Herndon If 2 0 1 0 Zuvella ss 2 0 0 0 (7-4), 8-3. Rogers still is “ teaching (that) you police said they wanted to inter­ Tests showed that she suffered doubles and Robin Eldrldge chipped In Skinner $128,436. 6, Chris Johnson Mixed douMes,quarterflnals had gone upstairs to take a shower Mark O'Meara 35-34—69 AL standings Grubb If 2 0 10 $121,342. 7, Jon .Stephenson $119,490. 8, cannot break the law of gravity. view. along with family members, from an enlarged heart, conges­ with a pair of singles. Winning hurler David Edwards 36-33—69 Ken Flach, Sebrlno, Fla.-Kathy Jordan just minutes before he collapsed in Cindy LaChappelle al lowed lust one h It Engle dh 2 0 0 0 Betsy King $118,597. 9, Sandra Palmer Corev Pavin 36-33—69 Bergmn ph 0 0 0 0 (1), King of Prussia, Pd., def. John George Brett Out of Royals’ lineup You Can only prove it ... teaching after the funeral. tive heart failure and high' blood — a single to Sue Vacon. $113,124.10, Judy Dickinson$104,137. Lloyd, Brltaln-Wendy Turnbull (8), his bedroom. John Adams 34-36—70 (Later games not Included) Collins ph 10 0 0 MEN'S TENNIS that even the greatest among us is Police Capt. Mike O’Kane said pressure, but had not had a heart Standings — Century 21 8-2> Hungry Brad Faxon 36-34—70 East Australia, 8-3, 84; Heinz Gunthardt, “ The shower was still running Tiger 8-2, Main Pub 8-2, Talaga Totals 3$ $ 12 4 Totals M 9 13 9 1, Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia, $574,674. Switzerland-Martina Navratilova (3), KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Royals third baseman not perfect. Only the most foolish thej-e had been many tips from attack as previously believed, Mark Haves 35-35—70 W L Pet. GB Detroit 820110 100—.5 2, Joakim Nystrom, Sweden, $383,319. 3, and they thought he was still in the Associates 7-3, Allied Printing2-7, D.W. Lee Trevino 36-34—70 Boston Fort Worth, Texas, det. Jeremy George Brett will ipiss three or four games because of a strained ... will miss the opportunity to informants, but no solid leads spokeswoman Betsy Stone of Sut­ Fish 3-7, Sportsman Cafe 3-7, Carman 50 26 .658 Ebw York 240 200 0 1 X -9 Anders Jarryd, Sweden, $340,652. 4, Mats shower when his mother went up Mark Lye 35-35—70 New York 44 35 557 7'/2 Bateis-Jo Durle (18), Britain, 84, 8-3; ligament in his giht shoulder, the team said Thursday. learn according to the word of Don indicating who gave Rogers the ter Memorial Hospital said. Insurance 0-9. Game-winning RBI — Pasaua (2). Wllander, Sweden, $316,216. 5, Yannick Mlchael Robertson-Elna Relnach, and found him.” O’Kane said Bob Eastwood 35-35—70 Cleveland 40 35 . 533 9'/j E—Zuvella. DP— Detroit 1, New York 5. Noah, France, $250,660. 6, Boris Becker, Brptt was held out of Wednesday's game fn Seattle because Rogers. cocaine that put him into a coma at Stu Ingraham 36-34—70 Baltimore 40 36 .526 10 South Africa, def. John Newcombe- Other relatives remembered the Coroner’s investigators Monday LOB—Detroit 7, New York 9. 2B— West Germonv, $217,949. 7, Guv Forget, Janlne Thompson, Australia, 4-8, 7-8 ‘A’ East Vance Heorfner 34-36—70 Toronto 41 38 .519 10'/2 Mattingly, Coles, Henderson, Easier. HR 184,480. 8, Thierry Tulasne, France, of the injury and was examined Thursday by Dr. Steve Joyce "Nobody will judge Don Rogers’ his mother’s Sacramento home the player as an easygoing man who said his blood contained up to five Lon Hinkle 36-34—70 (7-5),84. Milwaukee 38 38 .500 12 — Washington (1), Pasaua (5), Evans $181,980. 9, Stefan Edberg, Sweden, in Kansas City. The examination showed the strained career on the basis of how he fired morning after the party. He died enjbyed helping neighborhood times the level of cocaine needed to Manchester Medical Supply Gary McCord - 35-35-70 Detroit 38 39 .494 12'/z (15), Trammell (6). SB— Randolph (12). S $181,238.' 10, Andres Gomez,- Ecuador, six hours later. traunced Gentle Touch Car Wasjh, 9-3, Mark Pfell 36-34—70 —Zuvella 2. SF— Mattingly. Hassey. $172,283. ligament and also a strained rotator cuff tendon. Joyce said his last shot. Now (jod has called youngsters. Coaches recalled him kill him. O’Kane estimated the at Robertson Park./Denis Wlrt’^ a and Wayne Levi ' 35-35—70 WMt WOMEN'S TENNIS there was no evidence of a tear on either the ligament or th'e him to a higher purpose, to get the “ If it was a transaction between as a great quarterback al Sacra­ police investigation would con­ Roger Talbot rlppedfourjiwapiece AAark Calcavecchia 34-36—70 Texas 42 36 .538 — IP H RERBBSO 1, Martino Navratilova $780,850. 2, tendon. attention of a whole generation.” Rogers and the dealer, with no one mento’s Notre Del Rio ,’High tinue at last for another week. for the victors. RIctr-TSlistafson and Gary McCord 35-35—70 California 41 36 .532 '/> Detroit Chrls-Evert Lloyd $698450. 3, Steffi Graf, Transactions Rick Burnett contributed three each, Bill Krortzert 35-36—71 Kansas City 37 41 .474 5 King (L 61) 1 1-3 6 6 6 1 0 West Germany, $302,250. 4, Helena The Royals opened a three-game series in Cleveland Friday, .while Brian Sullivan and Russ Bilo­ Scott Hoch 35-36—71 Chicago 34 42 .447 7 Pacella 5 2-3 5 2 2 7 2 Sukova, Czechoslovakia, $291,175. 5, but Brett is to remain in Kansas City for therapy. He is expected deau added two opiece. Mike PrestI Lou Graham 36-35^-71 Minnesota ' 33 44 .429 8V2 Hernandez 121101 Claudia Kohde-Kllsch, West Ger­ had a pair for the losers. Keith Fergus 36-35—71 s^Seottle 34 46 .425 9 New York many, $272,000.6, Pam Shriver $244,600.7, to rejoin the. team during a series next week with the Baltimore Russ Cochran ■ ' 36-35—71 okland 30 50 .375 13 Pulido (W 1-0) 5 9 4 3 2 1 HanaMandllkova, Czechoslovakia, BoselMll Orioles. Rod Curl 36-35—71 Fisher 1 2 1 1 2 0 $201,512. 8, Kothy Rinaldi $1M,125. Cincinnati — Signed right-hander Scott- Birdie binge gives Benz LPGA iead Mike Smith 35-36—71 Thursday's Results Rlghettl (S 18) 3 1 0 0 0 1 9, Wendy Turnbull, Australia, Scudder, Its first pick In June amateur Northern Jov Hoas 38-33—71 \New York 9, Detroit 5 Pulido pitched to 2 batters In 6th; $120,500. 10, Kathy Jordan $113,325. draft, and assigned him to Billings of the Buddy Gardner 34-37—71 foronto at Boston, night Flsher pitched to 3 batters In 7th. Pioneer League (Rookie). Wlnlnger's Gvmnostics held back Gaylord acquires control of Rangers By Richard Luna .Virginia Bank G(>lf Classic on May course. bothered by the sweltering heal, Jim Gallogher 36-35—71 pitimore at Minnesota, night ^ Balk— Pacella. A— 43,227. BOWLING Houston — Placed outfielder Terry Gibson's Gym, 8-6 , at Robertson. Ken Green 35-36—71 Puhl on the 15-day disabled list (elbow) ; United Press International 11. “ I had reasonable chances (to_, Dickinson was al l-over 37 after which was well Into the 90s. ■ 1, Marshall Holman $105,610. 2, Walter ARLINGTON, Texas — Edward Gaylord, president of an Chuck Lankford laced three hits te lend Joey SIndelar 37-34—71 . Friday's Games Umpires — Home,^HIrschbeck; 1b, Ray Williams $98,710. 3, Steve Cook recalled outfielder Louie Meadows from birdie) on every hole. But you have ■ th^“lkta(nl nine, then' rolled a “ I ’d rather have it hot th8n Wlnlnger's, while Frank Romanlec, Curtis Strange 35-36—71 (All Times EDT) Bremlgan; 2b, Barnett; 3b, Roe. $92,380. 4, Mark Baker $82,240. 5, Don Tucson of -the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City communications company and a minority owner Kenf Smith and Bill SIbrInsz added two Baltimore (McGregor 67) at Minne­ SUGAR LAND. Texas - Amy to be patient. You’re not going to 30-fooler on No 10 to set up a cold.” she said. Davis Love 37-34—71 (Jenalo $69450. 6, Mike AUlby $64,790. 7, (AAA). of the Texas Rangers, said Thursday he has purchased control of eoch. For Gibson's, Pat Vlgnone Hubert Green 35-36—71 sota (Anderson 2-1), 1:15p.m. Tom Crites $63,990.8/DavldOzlo$62,930.9, New York (A L ) — Placed left-hander Benz, whose best finish in a get every shot. TflTs is a very birdie. Alcott said she also plays better rocketed o home run and'a single, George Archer 34-37—71 National League result Dave Musted M l ,880. 10, Mark Fahy Ron Guidry an the 21-day disabled list. the team from majority stockholder Eddie Chiles. tournament this year was a demanding course. It’s a good “ That got me going.” Dickinson in warmer conditions. while Ed MorIconI also had two hits. Lennie Clements 37-34—71 Seattle (Beattie 63) at Boston (Sellers Seattle — Activated catcher Steve $59,995. Club officials scheduled a 5 p.m. CDT news conference to test.” • said. ” 1 hit most of the fairways. I “ I ’m a pretty good hot-weather Fred Couples 35-36—71 1- 3), 6:05 p.m. CART Yeager from the Inlured-reserve list; fifth-place tie, birdied the final two New York (Tewksbury 62) at Chicago sent catcher David Valle to Calgary of the discuss the sale by Chiles, a Fort Worth oilman who bought the player,” she said. Moc O'Grodv 36-35—71 Phillies 7. Rads 3 1, Bobby Rahal $708,771. 2, Rick Mears holes Thursday to complete a Benz started on the.back nine feel like I played a real solid Jodie Mudd 35-36—71 (Dotson 67), 7 p.m. $430,131. 3, Michael Andretti $414,161. 4, Pacific-Coast League (AAA). team six years ago. Gaylord owns an Oklahoma City newspaper 5-under-par '67 and take the first- round ” Alcott started on 'the back nine Rocco Mediate 36-35—71 Kansas City (Jackson 65) at Cleveland College and birdied Nos. 10 and 14 to go to Chartw Oak Kevin Cogan $366,541. 5, Danny Sullivan and the Dallps-Fort Worth television station that broailcasts round lead in the $300,000.LPGA and was at 1-over-par 37 al the Dave Rummells 35-36—71 (Nlekr0 66),7;35p.m. CINCINNATI PHILADELPHIA $310,108. 6, Al unser Jr. $295,791. 7, Plymouth State ( n .H.) — Named 3 2-under. She bogeyed the 18th. Dickinson, who won the Roches­ Larrv RInker 36-35—71 California (Sutton65t atToronto (Stieb assistant football caaches: Nick Ranger games. Mazda Hall of Fame turn. On the front nine, she birdied Elmore Associates scored five runs ObrhM ObrhM Emerson Fittipaldi, $258,661. 8, Roberto three-putting after hitting her ter International two weeks ago In the. top of the 10th Inning Jo down Bill Rogers 34-37—71 2- 8), 7:35 p.m. Jones If 5 12 0 Redus If 4 1 1 0 Guerrero $255,511. 9, Mario Andretti Lynch,llnebackers; Ron Simmons, "W e have enjoyed our association with Eddie Chiles and the Championship. three holes to finish 2- under. Postal Express, 14-9, Thursdav^nlghtat Steve Jones 38-33—71 Detroit (Morris 7-5) at Texas (Guzman Conepen ss 5 1 2 0 Samuel 2b 3$254481. 1 1 1 10, Tom Snevo $234,847. offensive line; ond Steve TIrrell, defen- approach to the right. and has finished in the top 10 five 7-8), 8:35 p.m. slvellne. Rangers this past year,”. Gaylord told radio station WBAP in “ It was a very good round of golf, Fitzgerald Field. Ned Wells' had five Trevor Dodds 35-37—72 Parker rf 5 0 0 0 Roenick cf 3 1 1 1 NASCAR Benz finished the first round with But she came right back with times this season, then birdied No.' Rick Dalpos 37-35—72 Oakland (Young 65) at Milwaukee Football a consistent round of golf.” Alcott hits, Jim Murphy, Joe Murphy and Joe Davis cf 2 1 1 1 Schmidt 3b 4 1 1 3 1, Dole Earnhardt $651,615. 2, Bill Fort Worth. "Now, we are delighted that the Rangers will consecutive birdies on4he next two II. sinking a .3-fool putt, and Colono three apiece and Jack McCor­ J.C. Snead 3636-72 (Hlguera 10-6), 8:35 p.m. Dloz c 4 0 2 1 Haves 1b 2 1 1 0 Elliott $585425.3, (Jeoff Bodlne$439,465.4, Denver — Signed safety Steve Foley six birdies and one bogey over the .said. “ I ’m very pleased. I seem to mick two for Elmore's. Dave Krlnlbk Danny Edwards 3637—72 Perez 1b 3 0 10 Wilson rf 4 0 0 0 Darrell Wditrip $406,225. 5, Terry ond tight end Mike Barber to a series of become a significant part of our broadcasting company." Sweetwater Country Club course. holes to go to 3-under par. birdied No 13 to go to 2-under lashed three htls end Len Caruso, Jim Jeff Lewis S 37-35—72 Saturdays (3ames one-year contracts; signed linebacker always play well in Houston.” Seattle at Boston Milner cf 0 0 0 0 Russell c 4 1 1 2 Labonte $306415.6, Harry Gant $295,100.7, Gaylord said, the Rangers will be owned by W K Y Co. in ■ She held a 2-stroke lead over She took the lead from Dickinson . She finished the round with a Harney, Jock Hull and Al Little two Rex Caldwell 3637—72 Bell 3b 3 0 2 0 Jeltz ss 4 12 0 Ricky Rudd $Mz,220. 8, Tim Richmond Darren Comeaux to a one-year contf oct Last year at the inaugural Hall of apiece for Postol. Mike NIcolette 37-35—72 California at Toronto $244,165. 9, Bobby Allison $230,725. 10, with an option for 1987. ■Oklahoma City, one of three radio stations owned by the Gaylord Judy Dickinson and Lauren Howe, .on No. 8 with another birdie and 20-foot putt*on the par-4. .SO-l-yard Kansas .City at Cleveland Oester 2b 4 0 10 Ruffin p 2 0 0 0 Fame event, she fireij a 69 in the Stondlngs: Tierney's 7-3, Elmore's Gory Koch 38-34—72 Denny p 2 0 10 Hume p 10 0 0 Rusty Wallace $213,905. Miami — Signed punt returner Tom fam ily. who finished at 3-under-par 69. .sank a 6-foot birdie putt on No. 9 to No. 18 to go to 3-under Baltimore at Minnesota Vlgorlto. first round and 68 on-the second 7-3, Lostrodo PIzzo 6-4, MCC Vets 6-4, Raymond Floyd 3636—72 Rowdon ph 1 0 0 0 THOROUGHBREDRACINO Penny Hammel. Mary . Betji put her at 5-under. Manchester Property Maintenance Nick Price 37-35—72 New York at Chicago Philadelphia — Signed defensive end “ I hit a great .second shot." day. She eventually finished sixth. Detroit at Texas, night Terry p 0 0 0 0 (Cempll«d by Dolly Racing Form)- 5-4, CBT 4-6, Center Congo 2-7, Postal Howard Twltty^ 3637—72 VenabI ph 10 0 0 JIK K E YS — 1, Chris McCarron Clyde Simmons, Its ninth-rbund draft Zimmerman, Amy Alcott and “ I hit the ball well all day.” she Dickinson said “ It was a great Howe was at 3-under with three 2-8. Pot Lindsey sT 3636-72 Oak land at Milwaukee, night choice, to a two-year contract. Totals 35 3 12 2 TeloH 31 7 8 7 $5,961,736. 2, (jary Stevens $4,497,525. 3, Shirley Furlong were all at 2- said. birdie because it's such a difficult Douig Johnson . 36-36—72 Clnclmidtl 010800028— 3 Lofflt PIncav $4492,296. 4, Jose Santos Hochoy Maryland bends admission standards holes to go, then birdied No. 7 to go KIkuo Aral 3637—72 phllddelplila 488100 02x— 7 $4,229,780.’ 5, Pat Day $3,911,023. 6, Alex Detroit — planed defenseman Jim under-par 70. Dickinson birdied four holes on hole. I feel .like I’m playing real 4-under. But she bogeyed the next Smith of the Oniversity of (Denver to a Phil Blackmar 3638—72 Game-winning RBI — Roenicke (3). Soils $3436,992. 7, Jorge Volosquez ’’I played real solid,” said Benz, the back nine and also bpgeyed just well.” hole hnd finished at 69. tied for A Csntral Bobby C la m p s 37-35—72 NL standings E—Denny. DP— Phlladelphla2. LOB— $3,575,921.8, Richard Mlgllore$3,384,002.9, four-year contract. COLLEGE PARK, Md. — University of Maryland’s flagship Danny Edwards 3637—72 Cincinnati 9, Philadelphia 5. 2B— Redus, Eddie Maple $3,228,090. 10, Pot canipus has enrolled a high percentage of football and basketball who tied for fifth a) the United once on the par-72. 6.742-yard Dickinson said she was not second. Nosslff Arms pounded out 22 hits os It Gary Hallberg 3636—72 Davis, Conbepcion. HR—Schmidt Valenzuela $2,917475. whipped Lothrop insurance, 16-7, at Tom Sleckmonn 37-35—72 (Later 1 ses not Included) (16), Russell (6 ). SB—Jeltz (4). S— TRAINERS — 1, D. Wayne Lukas players who did not meet admissions standards, a university Fltigeold Field. Lou Wellington hod Charles Bolling Jr. 38-35—73 Bast Ruffin. S F—Davis. $4,616,543. 2, C harles W hlttln gh am study says. three hits Including o solo homer, Rick Peter Jacobsen 37-36—73 W L Fef. (»B $4,053403. 3, Mel Stute $2438,200. 4, Jack^ Radio, T V The study, prepared by school administrators for the college’s Nicola also three safeties and Ken Rich Cramer 3638—73 New York 52 21 .712 — IP H RERBBSO Von Berg $2422481. 5, John (Josden LaRussa promises to turn the A’s fortunes Bavler, Pat Connelly, Merrill Myers, Andrew Magee 3635—73 Montreal 41 33 .554 11'/3 Cincinnati $2,418444.6, Woody Stephens $1,890473.7, governing board, said nearly three-fourths of the basketball Rich Belekewicz, Steve CloncI, Tim Jim Simons 3635—73 Philadelphia 37 38 .493 18 Denny (L '6 8 ) 6 7 5 5 3 3 'Bobby Frankel $1,723420. 8, Laz St. Louis 32 43 .427 21 team and more than half of the football team were admitted with Nicola and Ron Frenette two apiece for Gregg Twiggs 37-36—73 Terry 2 12 2 11 Barrera $1490438. 9, Oscar Barrera TODAY Nosslff's. Wayne Ostrout, Rose Ranson Scott Verplank 3637—73 Chicago 31 43 .419 21'A Phllodeiphki $1,388426. 10, Bill Mott $1,386,295. sub-par credentials. By William D. Murray game,” syi3 Sandy Alderson. the for the White Sox. Then during this few victories would help the team Pittsburgh 30 44 .405 22'/j 11 a.m. — Wimbledon: Men's semifi­ season, he publicly courted Martin play better. and D ove Romano each ripped two hits Richard Zokol 3638—73 Ruffin (W 1-0) 7 2-3 10 3 3 3 1 HORSES — 1, Snow Chief $1,795,200. 2.. nals (taped). Channels 22, 30 The school was providing the athletes with an adequate United Press International team’s vice president of baseball for Lofhrop's. Billy Plerot 3635—73 Hume (S 3) 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Ferdinand $909,378.- 3, Brood Bush 1:30 p.m. — Mets vs. Astros, Sport- edupation, the report/oncluded. However, it added, "the student operation. "It begins with his for the job. When negotiations “ These guys are men, not Sfondlngs: Main Pub 9-1, Nassiff Bob Lohr 3635—73 West T—2:23. A—61475. ^ $8^,108. 4, Greinton $729,500, 5, Lady's sChannel, WKHT between the two parties collapsed. machines.” he said “ When you Arms 8-2, Harpos's 6-4, B&G Lounge Dave Barr 3637—73 Houston 42 35 .545 — Umpires— Home, Crawford; lb, Secret $579,935. 6, Mogombo $558,150. 7, athletes we admit must be better prepared if they are going to OAKLAND. Calif (U P I) - Tony character. We have, been im­ 8 p.m. — Red Sox vs. Mariners, are losing, ybu are going to see 4-6, Manchester Cycle 4-6, Jones T.M. Chen 3637—73 Son Francisco 42 38 .538 ■'A C. Williams; 2b, DeMuth; 3b, Tata. Badger Land $468,150. 8, Tiffany Lass Channel 38 compete successfully academically.” LaRussa. armdd with a th’ree-year pressed with the intensity in which Harrelson gave LaRussa a vote of ‘ Landscaping (Zems) 3-6, Farr's 3-6, Tom Pernice Jr. 3638—73 Atlanta 40 37 .519 2 S445443. 9, Skip Trial $442,220.10, Oahar 7 p.m. — Yankees vs.' White-Sox, contract, took over as manager of he goes after a victory.” ‘ confidence. - things happen on the field. You Lothrop Insurance 2-8. Olln Browne 35-38— 73 San Diego ’V 39v38 .508 3 $438,200. University polipy allows students with academic deficiencies >^33 Channel 11, W POP the Oakland A ’s Thursday and LaRussa’s outspoken manner A second point of conflict was have to have success to turn things Adrion Stills 37-36—73 Cincinnati ■ 42 .440 8 7 p.m. — GHO Highlights, Channel 30 to gain admission if they can demonstrate they could be Wayne Grady 4633—73 All-Star voting loaders with the front office has gotten him Harrelson’s - idea to use a two around.” Lot Angeles 34 43 .442 8 P6A money leaders 9 p.m. — Boxing: Freddy Pendleton successful in college or because they have a special talent. promised to turn around the Jeff Slumon 37-36—^73 vs. Frankie Randall, ESPN in trouble in the past. He managed pitching coach, two batting coach LaRussa. who said his only • Dick Most 3635—73 Six percent of students at the college are admitted without team’s sloppy play in the field. Thursday's (itbnes A m e D m Lent 11:30 p.m. — GHO Highlights, Chan­ LaRussa. fired two weeks ago as Chicago for eight sometimes for the Sox. The idea reluctance to taking the A ’s job Mike West 37-36—73 Catcher — UOpce Parrish, Detroit (Threugh June 29) nel 8 meeting admissions standards, officials said. Andy North 3636—74 Philadelphia7,CIncInnml3 ' 1. Greg Norman $547,779 stormy seasons, finishing with a was,, tried for a while and then was his family commitment, said ' Houston at New York, n^ht 618,325; Jim witdbera, Kansas City 11:35 p.m. GHO Highlights, Chan­ (Chicago White Sox manager, said G olf Willie wood 37-37—74 350,124; Bob Boone, California 242,174; 2. Bob Twav 460,005 nel 3 record of 523-510. However, he was abandoned for the more traditional his naming, of Dave Duncan as Jack Renner 37-37—74 Montreal at Atlanta, night 3. Andy Bean 435474 he would “ challenge” the A ’s Chicago at Son Diego, night Steve Yeager, Seattle 189439; Rick undone this year by a conflict with «n e coach setup. pitching coach would likely be his Edwards Romero 3636—74 Dempsey, Baltimore 185477; Rich 4. Hal Sutton 398,769 players immediately to improve Bill Sander 3639—74 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night 5. Payne Stewart 313461 Bropby to coach Maple Leafs the front office and the Sox’s own In the A ’s. LaRussa inherits a only change this season St. Louis at San Francisco, night. (Jedmoh, Boston 143,387; Butch Wynegar, their play. Mike Sullivan 3638-74 New York 117,916; Ernie Whitt, Toronto 6. Calvin Peete 312,959 team with a myriad of problems “ I think it often has been said a Tillwood Joe Inmon 37-37—74 “ I ’m going to make sure I disappointing 26-38 record at the 'm i21. 7. Don Pohl 300443 and baseball’s worst record. Oak­ new manager takes .the talent he LADIM CLUB — Momfetr-Ouest — Peter Oosterhuls 37-37—74 Frtdoy’s OomM Tarst base — Wally Joyner, California i John Mahaffey 2984M Little League communicate to the club what is time of his firing. Gross- Kathy Revnolds-Olorla HIntz Mark WIeber 39-35—74 568,M5; Don AAottlngly, New York 9. Ray Floyd 263,288 TORONTO — John Brophy, coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs' expected.” the 41-year-old La- LaRussa. a former outfielder land was expected to compete for has for that year.” he said. “ I ’ve 80, Nicole Damarllon-Eleanor Fries 82, Tim Norris 3638—74 Houston * ( R y w " « ) at New York 4524v; EddleMurray,Boltlmore287,7S6; 10. Bernhard Longer 247491 with the Kansas City and Oakland the American League West crown, always respected the talent on this ‘ Pot McGowan f 37-37—74 11. Fuzzy Zoeller 240438 American Hockey League farm club, is expected to be named Russa said at a news conference. Todd Welr-Lorralne Oemko 84, Bar­ S te v^ Balbohl, Kansas City 229,311; but a combination of injuries, team. I don’t see wholesale bara Ldrsofl-Mary Murray 85, RIto Chris Perry I 3636—74 '‘?t“ LS’u” (Bi;??s‘’6'J) at son Francisco DariVl Evans, Detroit 136484; Bill 12. Tom Watson 237488 Farm Tournamsnt Leafs coach while Gerry McNamara continues as general “ If someone has a problem with A’s. agreed to a one-year contract Boobe-Lou - Destefono 92, Solly Sam Rondolph | 3638—74 (LoCoss 7-3), 4:05 p.nn. Buckner, Boston 135,^; Willie Upshow, 13. Doug Tewell 225,914 manager, a team'official said Thursday. what I expect of them, we’ll find extension with the White Sox sloppy play and clubhouse controv­ changes.” ' . Whlthom-Boots Cam ellia 94; Net- David Peoples | 3636—74 Cincinnati (Browning 67) at Philo- TorontP 129,268; Cedi Cooper, Milwau­ 14. Larry Mize 212,704 MARC whipped Nichols Tire, 13-2, during last year’s World Series, ersy has interfered. Ed Florl I 3639-75 15. Tom Kite 208,133 “Nobody’s signed... but it's certain now I think,” BobStellich, them another place to play.” KAfhy Olmlow-Allce Means 61, Betty. kee 117476. Thursday night In Town Farm Little - LaRussa said the biggest im­ OilatMS-Agnes Romoyko 62, Marie Dennis Cosdna/ 3639—75 Second base — Lou Whitoker, Detroit 16. John Cook 196,781 League Tournament action at Waddell a team spokesman, said. A ’s officials said such a get- but trouble appeared to be brewing Johnson-Audrey Bell 62, Meg DonnyBrlgg^ 3637—75 380439; Frank White, Kansas City 17. Jack Nlcklous 194,715- Field. For A)ARC, now 1-1 In the double tough attitude is why they hired on the horizon. Ken Harrelson. pression of the A ’s he got while WE DELIVER Tze-Chung O m 37-38—75 DMO ' 18. Curtis Strange 190nra Leafs owner Harold Ballard also confirmed that Brophy, 52, McCorrlcfc-Ooreen Manchester 65, Lil­ 339T610; Willie Randolph, New elimination pipy, Dave Fries homered Chicago’s then newly-named vice managing the White Sox centered If you haven't received your David Frost 3637—75 (McCollers62),9:0^m. 19. Don Pooley 187,731 and knocked In/three runs, Mike would succeed Dan Maloney, who quit as head coach t| ( 0 weeks LaRussa to replace the fired lian lomenaco-Pat Oulnon 66, Carol York 313481; Bobby (3rlch, California president of baseball operations, on Hie club’s injuries. Manchester Herald by 6:30 p.m. Molumphy-Barb Hrubola66; Calloway Tom Purtzer 37-38—75 Pittsburgh (■ '•••S f' 236480; Alan Wiggins, Bolttmore 219,790; 20. Mark D'Meora 184436 .Toomey.pitched (our strong Innings In ago after failing tb win a long-term contract. Ballard made his Jackie ttoore. Bullpen coach Jeff — Clalne Ollbert-Dotty HortI 69, Diane Bruce ZabrIskI 3637—75 Angeles (Volenzuelo 10-5), 10:05p.m. Damoso(3arcla, Toronto 148438; Julio 21. Donnie Hammond 180,183. which he struck out 11 while helping Newman had served as interim had his own ideas how t i’gs should “ Every time their pitcher took weekdays or 8 a m Saturdays, Woody Blackburn 3641—75 22. Paul Azinger 177,2M himself offensively with a triple and comments to The Toronto Star. please call your carrier. If you're Ovlon-Mary Jarvis 84. Cruz, Chicago 133,181; Jim (xontner, manager. be run and they conflicted with the mound. Ife wasn’t 100percent.” Jeff Gryglel- 3936—75 Mllwoukee 125489. . 23. Mark Wiebe 167,900 two singles, Julie Smort pitched two 'There was no word on when Brophy would sign, but Ballard unable to reach your carrier, call Gene Souers 37-39-76 Saturday's Games 24. Corey Pavin 165,m Financial terms of LaRussa’s LaRussa. he said. “ I thought this then and Montreal at Atlanta Innings In relief while tripling and said he would have an announcement when Brophy and subscriber service. 647-9946. by MIlNMBlMUO • Tommy valentine 37-39-76 . Third base — (Seorgg Brett, Kansas 25. Jay Hoos 162419 doubling twice and knocking In (our now. The biggest problem for the St. Louis ot Son Francisco contract were not anhouQced. First, Haprelson triggered ill 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 -a.m. Tom Gleeton 3639-77 City 857,117; Wade Boggs, Boston 662496; 26. Chip Beck 181483 runs, John O eoley singled and doubled - McNam ara return from the A H L’s annual meetings in Hilton A ’.s is health.” L A M M CLU B — 9-Hole — Gross-A-. ,Stew Bowman 3639-77 Chicago at Son Diego "TOny is somedne we v ib w ^ as feelings by saying he thought Billy Saturdays for guaranteed delivery.. Houston at New York, night Doug DeCInces, California, 158,536; Raul - 27. Willie Wood 151,719 and knocked in two runs and Mike Betty Phillips 54, B-,Fran Kurtz 57, if Brooks 41-36—77 Bobby Wodklns 150,963 Head. S.C., some time next week. Martin would be the best manager LaRussa also said he thought a Lee JuroedS, N et-A-& eH olllstet^ Cincinnati at Philadelphia, night AAolltor, Milwaukee 117453; Darnell Johnson doubled ond scored o run. For one of the ton managers in DennlsTrlxler 3938-77 Lyle 143415 Nichols, ousted by the loss, Scott Owen p So Johoneon 38, C- Sue H o u s e r ’ Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night Coles, Detroit 95,513; Ranee Mulllniks, Lorry Demers 37-41—71 T o ^ to 86,729; Mike Pogllarulo, New Aurphy 143483 and Jeremy Kirch played well. I \ Zt — MANCHESTER HERAO). Friday, July 4, 1986

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4, 1986 — 83 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED 643-2711 Notices Business Property...... 25 entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment___80 Resort Property ...... 26 Lost/Found ...... 01 Bookkeeplno/lncome T a x ...... 54 Offlce/Retoll Equipment...... 81 I HOMES I HOMES KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrighl Mortgages ...... '. 27 Carpentry/Remodellng . Recreational Equipment...... 82 R A T E S : 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. ’ .j, Personals...... , s ...... 02Wanted to Buy .....*...... 28 FOR SALE FOR SALE .Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Paperlng...... Boots and Marine Equipment...... 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. RoafIng/SIdIng...... or nnore days: 60 cents per line per day. Auctions...... 04 Muslpdl Items...... 84 20 Flaoring..! ...... Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minim um d M n w : 4 lines. Government Homes from Manchester j Pine St. Financial...... 05 Rentals 81 (U repair). Delinquent 1 Im iC E DIRECTORY Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... S6 Older 8 room Colonial. 2 Rooms tor Rent...... 31 Heating/Plumbing___ tax properiv. Reposses­ full baths. 4. To 5 bed­ Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 PSADLINRS: For classified advertisements to sion. Call 805-687-6000. I PoH'T Employment & Education Apartments for Rent___ ...... 32 Miscellaneous Services. Ta g Soles...... 88 rooms, new furnace. Condominiums for Rent ...... 33 be published Tuesday through Saturdoy. the Ext. H-9965 tor current im im f if / iNEATim / IMttCELLANEOUS wwflrr ALH\ie Noise Services' Wanted...... Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 repo list. Needs work. Flexible fi­ Hpip Wanted...... 11. Homes for Rent...... 34 deodllne Is noon on the day before publication. nancing or lease wlfh l e m H Q W IiLM a SBiVtCES 1$ AftwT, M I Hope Situation Wanted ...... 12 For advertisements to be published Monday, FLUMMN8 Store/Office Space...... 35 Manchester. 177,900. You option ovallpble. Owner i-rs Wot ‘SoMefHiNet Business Opoortunltles...... 13 Resort P ro p e rty...... 36 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. agent asking 84,900. 644- w ill Qe bNwallMng In my Instruction...... 14 must see this Executive Foportv brothers ~ Bo- Odd lobs. Trucking. I'M 6tDlN6l To dev Industrial Property...... 37 Holldav/Seasonal...... 71 A u t o m o t iv e .0139. 3 ond up. Any Employment Services ...... 15 Ralsed-f onch on the Glas­ throom remodelino; In- Home repairs. You name Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for S o le ...... READ YOUR AO. Classified odvertlsements.ore tonbury line. 3 x-tro large md and third ttaltatidn woter heaters, 91 Bolton, $126,900. Super 3 it. .we do it. Free esti Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vanstor Sole...... ; . ... 92 taken by'telephone as a convenience. The bedrooms plus 2 more .«BlC^I«. Coll 643- Independant Construc­ parbogw disposals: faucet motes. Insured. 8434304. Wanted to Rent ...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one partially finished on the bedroom L-ranch with a tion Co< Otnerol Contrac­ repolni. 849-4539. Vtso/M- Real Estate Compers/Trollers...... 93 great 16x20 family rm with TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of lower level. 16x21 living tors, custom> home InilM- osfer Cord accepted. Howkes Tree Service — Homes for Sale ...... 21 * room and super 21x27 beamed cathedral celling,, ing ond ramodaiing, Services Machinery and To o ls ...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errori which do not kitchen with Bucket Truck B Chipper. ‘Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement Will not tdmlly room. Floor to sl«Rng, axcovotlon,: ate. Stump Removal. Free Es- l-ots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care....'...... ' ...... 51 celling window, wrap­ skylight.Screened-in Coll asi-aaas or 458-721$. tlmotes. Special consider­ Good Things to E a f...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive ...... 97 be corrected by an additional Insertion. porch and good size deck Investment Property ...... 2H Cleaning Services...... :. 52 Fuel'OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 98 around deck,central vac ation for Elderly and Hon- and pool are only some of from whTch to enlov the dlcopped. 847-7553. the extras 2'/2 acre treed, ‘private sear yard. Fire- ^ fioueecieonlna private lot makes this a' placed llVlng rm,-dining W wiNikly. Coll Masonry & Repairs. Delivering clean form true mini-estate. D.W. rm and gorage. D.W. Fish # c a esttnWrtPtf. 683- Stuccf). dement Slobs. loom; 5 yards 875 plus tax Fish Realty, 643-1591 or Realty, 643HS91 or 871- Stone d n ^iis. Corpen- Also sand, stone, and 871-1400.0 1400.O J Noma vout* own price — ^ Alterations. Coll 843- gravel. Coll 843-9504. Notices HELP WANTED 9501 or <4^5835. |H|LP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FPther ond son. Post, HELP WANTED Real Don't be Bashful I Owners FOR SPARKLING wood­ dependoble safvtca. have reduced price and work, tile, glass and Folnttita, Paperhanging Woixl Processing done at Driver & Warehouse are anxious t.o sell! Sta- 3t Removol. Coll 844-578$. home, Letter ouallty prin­ LOST SOME PUCES Lawncare - Career oppor­ Estate pointed surfaces, add Help- Permanent full time HAIR STYUST A Part time Medical Secre­ tlev 8 room Colonial, 3 three tablespoons of ter work picked up and I AND FOUND R EQ U IR E tunity with growing lawn RdTpand Remodeling — delivered. Temporary, position with good benef­ tary wanted for busy of­ bedrooms, 7'/2 baths, fin­ washing soda to a quart of O & D Landscoping. Voca­ Assistant Newspaper EXPEIHENCE SUPERVISORS care company. Ever­ fice Immedlafely. Call CiWinetg, roofing, gut- port time, permanent or MISCELLANEOUS I ^ C A R S its and overtime. Must be- ished walk-out basement, warm water and wash. No tion cuttings, hedd^trlm- Lost In N.E. Manchester. dealer wanted In Bolton. wanted for busy salon green Lawns has an open­ 646-2094. I HOMES tdr*. room additions, flil-fn vocation slot. Coll We Give Itl hon'est and dependable. 2 car garage, deck, deluxe rinsing required. For mlong. Prunings. flower I FOR SALE FDR SALE Year old grey cat with Call 232-9989 between 9am In Vernon and Glas­ ing for hard working lawn gas grill. Forest Hills. docks, oil types of remo- 742-8727. Call 528-9624. FOR SALE sparkling results when ELECTMCM. 8i shrub plantings. Free Jlecks of calico. Reward. & noon, Monday through Supervleory tonbury. Part time or care specialist. Competi­ Part time Apprentice - $169,900.Jackson & Jack- dating end repairs. FREE estimotes. Coll 859-2438 you hove something to Hedstrom 3-ln-one corrlo- D ^^3-2513. Friday. Ask for Michael. Asslatant full time. Flexible tive wages, benefits, and Will teach repairs of busi­ son Real Estate, 647-8400 asMaotas. Fully Inyurad. ^ 'S Light Trucking - otter 5:30pm. tral^Tlng. Put some green Forest Hills. Immaculate sell, use a low-cost od In Taiaphont 6434017. otier Dtiimas E iaetrlc-r- Having ge/cor bed/stroller. Ex­ Nationally recognized Part Time Desk Clerk(s) hours. No following ness equipment. Other 7 room Cape. 3 bedrooms, or 646-8646.0 Cellars, attics, garages cellent condition; $45. 646- Easy- Assembly Work! In your pocket. Call Dari duties such as t'yplng and classified. 6cm. 647-8309. Electrical Problems? cleaned. Junk, houled. multi-unit retail chain Is .needed to work some necessary. Cell man­ 1 and V2 baths, first floor Bookkeeping tullcharge 5645 otter 5:00.d $714.00 per 100. Guaran­ Daniels, Manchester, CT answering phone. Must Need o targe or o smoll Furniture and appliances currently seeking a per­ nights 4 pm to midnight, ager. 833-7600 or 875- fireplaced family room. 2 Reooir? We Speciollw In 14 years experience for ------1______i_ 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. L O l teed payment. No Sales. son to assist our Area weekends 8am to noon, between 9 and 5, 649-8667. have own transportation. Corpanfry ond remodel­ moved. Odd lobs. Very small business. Write C 8i Air condition, power Detalls-Send stamped en­ 0588. car gorage on a nianlc- ing servlcaa — Complete Rastdentlol w ork. Josetta Queen size mattress. Manager. and various hours week-. Coll 643-6156. ■ured landscaped lot. Prin­ honest, dependable N Bookkeeping. 47 Teresa Good condition. Foam steering, power brakes, velope: ELAN-173, 3418 Cut baking time In half Iwmg repgirt and remo­ Oumos. Fully Lleenmd. worker. 25 years expe­ Your time will be spent days. We will train. Good cipals only, $159,900. 643- Free IMtmotes. 646-S253. Rd.. Manchester. CT. rubber. $50. Coll 649-7951.□ new transmission, shocks Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, working Ir) our Vernon Starting pay. Ideal for Teacher Assistant. Full next time you fix meat Production Workers - Im­ 1047. deling. w tf ity work. Ref- rience in moving. 848*9889 and rear springs. $2,000 or FL., 33482. time - Includes Implemen­ loaf by baking In muffin snancm. fIcaMWd ond In- onytime. store as well as learning retired person. Call: Con­ mediate openings. Na­ WANT ADS ore wortti A. Henry Personalized • Picture wlndow- best offer. 646-8787 or the sales, merchandizing necticut Motor* Lodge. tation of program activi­ tins rather than the con­ tionwide manufacturer Is suegd. Coll 6 4 »t)M . Lawn Cora-Complato 649-3467 otter 6pm. ventional loaf. Saves fuel Vernon. New listing. looking Into edien you're thermopone. 68''x48". L .Sales - Earn approxl- ties and supervision of and personnel functions Monday thru Friday 9am looking for production Odd Jobs By Student • lawn core and landscap­ Still on house. $75 or best motelv $9.50/Hr. selling of the Area Manager. children. Qualifications: and mokes attractive Indi­ workers at our local Man­ $157,500. Striking contem­ ftsmliodaling/Corpantry looking tor g pioce to Hedge clipping, window ing. Free estimates, fully to 12 noon, 643-1555. porary on secli/ded 3.6 AMittgns. daekt llve.,.wtwther it's o home, otter. Coll 643-1680.O wicker furniture, wall de­ This Is a Growth oppor­ Associates Degree In vidual servings. Use a chester plant. No expe­ cleaning, pointing, any­ insured, all work guoran- ITRUCKS/VAN8 core and baskets doing tunity that can develop early childhood educa­ low-cost od In Classified rience necessary. Please acres I Very unique home t m pagotrsilnsurad. Coll % per Priat Hama, ASartii v'llS ZIP month on the late Instollment HiekmatKk SL all Inside container, odd CODE, »t)ia NuaiSti aai SUa. Funds for the Herrrick Pork bollflaieilohtlno prelect will be RESULTS! $1,400 or best otter. 649- warm, sudsy wafer and held en Monday, July 14, 19a6 at 8:0a p.m. at Community Bedroom Colonial. 2 full 9388. from the due dote or o mini­ Tanner 8T. V-123 New FASHION w ith Hrrato Hall, 222 Bolton Cantor Rd., Bolton, CT. There It currently 4 mum of 82. Payments may be a shake vigorously. The special Grace Cola Collec­ SSAOOO (appreximotely) In unallocated Revenue-Shoring baths, 2 holt baths. -Fully K^ANT AOS ore worth : E N D R O L L S mode by mall or at the Town rice will polish and clean Manchester appllanced kitchen, gar­ Buick 76 Skylark 4 door. 1 Office Building which Is open tion for larger eiaes; pine Funds. Approxlmotelyf18A00wlllbeneedadferthebailfleld looking into when you're 27'h width • 2Sa MANCHESTER HERALD Interior. Use the classified 2 BONUS Coaponel 16 Brainard Place llghtlne prelect. The puMIc IsanceuTaeod to provMe written age, pool, tennis court. 1 looking tor o place to owner, V6, automatic 9:00 o.m. to 4-00 p.m: Mon- columns to sell those still Manchester and oral comments regordlna the use of Revenue-Shorlne erald year lease and security ' 13% width - 2 for 258 transmiss.lon, power dov through Frldoy. The Tax Price . . •. $200 llve...whether‘lt‘s a home, Collector Is also in the office C a ll NOW 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 good, but no longer used funds ter this purpose. deposit. No pets. $750 per MUST be picked up at the breaks, power steering, BOLTON BOARD OF SELECTMEN on apartment or a mobile Mancheater Harald Office good: Good condition. Monday evenings from 7:00 Items around your home. 3-2711 month. Available August home. To 9:00 o.m .. 012417 1st. 849D79S. before 11 A M. ONLY. S9S0/best offer. Coll 643-. 0915. 0SM)6 M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 4. 1986 $102,000 In five months The unlikelyAtstory of Miss Uberty’s trip to the U.S.

By Larry McShane learned that by writing glowing accounts of in 1871 to pitch the project. " The Associated Press U.S. fund-raising produced almost nothing at America tlwy could get around their On his trip, the sculptor met with President first; the press derided the project as “ the French government’s censorship rules. Ulysses S. Grant but received little support. statue” and wondered why Americans were NEW YORK — They were three dreamers who De Laboulaye was a leader of this group; the As Bartholdi progressed through six small clay expected to pay for it. New York newspapers collectively helped turn the vision of a Statue of statue idea was his. a gift from the French on the studies, his design evolved. He used his wife as the hinted at fraud. Liberty into reality. But the dreams of Frederic 100th anniversary of U.S. independence that would model for Liberty’s body and his mother as the 'iii Auguste Bartholdi, Edouard-ReneJLefebvre de link his political party with the United States and model for.the statue's face. But Bartholdi, who knew from his first trip that Laboulaye and Joseph Pulitzer lay in different its expressed ideals of liberty and justice for all. The frame around which the statue’s copper his dream belonged in New York Harbor, worlds until they meshed in New York Harbor. - Although Bartholdi wrote in 1885 that de shield was to ^>e wraipped was designed by suggested that he might consider putting the Bartholdi dreamed of building a huge Laboulaye envisioned the project as "a common Gustave Eiffel, who would later build the tower statue in Philadelphia qr Boston. With this, the monuinent — at the Suez Canal. work of both nations.” the Statue of Liberty bearing his name in Paris. attitude in New York shifted considerably and De Laboulaye dreamed of a French republic at remained a French effort until it was virtually After de Laboulaye’s group gained control of the early in 1877 a committee was formed to receive a time when his homeland was trying to form an completed.' French government in 1875, forming the Third the French gift. empire. Bartholdi was a sculptor with “ a lust for the Republic, the politician decided the time was right Meanwhile, Liberty made her flrst appearance F^litzer dreamed of selling the most colossal,” Trachtenberg wrote. The first to announce plans for the statue. The newspapers in New York City. in America. A 13-foot model of the hand and torch Bartholdi effort to bring him attention was a announcement coincided with a constitutional were displayed at the Philadelphia centennial “ What today’s spectator sees in Liberty is 25-foot statue too large for display inside the assembly, helping de Labolaye’s party solidify its scarcely what she meant to her makers and early exhibition hall at Salon. France. position. celebration in 1876 and then went on display in public,” wrote Marvin Trachtenberg, an art He was a great admirer of the Egyptian New York’s Madison Square Garden. historian, in his re-released 1976 book on the pyramids and the Sphinx, and in 1869 proposed a APPEALS FOR FUNDS were made in French Construction continued in France, but U.S. monument, "The Statue of Liberty.” monument at the Suez Canal nearly identical to newspapers, but the response was less than fundraising for the pedestal lagged. the Statue of Liberty. enthusiastic; one letter writer suggested the <- THE STATUE WAS the brainchild of the United States should be building the statue on the IN 1883, railroad baron Jay Gould sold his French-American Union, a group that included no THE E G Y P T IA N PLA N was rejected, but at a River Seine. money-losing New York World to Pulitzer, a Americans and claimed as its members French dinner party at de Laboulaye’s borne the schemes Work nevertheless went on: “ The Statue of Hungarian-Jewish immigrant who had come to activist intellectuals who sought to gain control of of the politicians and the sculptor meshed into the American Independence” received U.S. copyright the United States in 1864, made his mark as a a government in upheaval. They looked to the plan to build tbe "Statue of Liberty Enlightening No. 9939 in 1876, and more than $200,000 was raised publisher iifSt. Louis and now was ready to take United States as a model of democracy and also the World” and Bartholdi visited the United States in France. on the newspaper giants of New York.

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It’s an interesting one. The studying again at Texas State University, but he was still through page 16. 46-year-old‘ Hamilton was bom interested in rriusic, and he began to perform at night in local in Memphis, one o f three sons honky tonks, eventually going to Nashville in pursuit o f a record EARLY WEEK o f Southern belle Ann "Teeny” contract. 1 2 At the Movies: The director as bum Stevens Potter Hamilton Hunt After a couple o f tries with no results, be began to doubt that ... Film capsules. SPECIAL Spalding and bandleader George he would ever ^ t anywhere in music, so he buckled down to his "Spike” Hamilton, who . studies, graduated with a degree in agriculture and education, and 13 Music: Def Leppard leaps back ... Save $ 2 ^^ on a divorced when Teeny found George Hamilton applied for a job with a company that manufactured fence ptists. CAR WASH British band surprised by its own Spike in bed with the girl singer . He still couldn’t get music out o f his mind, so he gave one last Hot Touch in his band. shot at trying to get a record contract. This time, he made it; he success ... 'Turntable tips. NEW ENGLAND’S 1^^ signed with M C A . Within a year, he had a hit single, Car Wash Due to his mother’s subsequent marriages, George moved “ Unwound,” with many more to follow and a schedule that he’s around a lot, went to 25 prep schools and military academies and Sexuality: Can men get pregnant? TOUCHLESS CAR WASH $5.95 VALUE still following o f 250 dates a year on the road. . y 17 w ^ intermittently poor, in between marriages. His first job^ at That meanss^e stays away from home (San Marcos, Texas), The answer in the Kinsey Report Wte’re the first in a new generation the age o f 6, was setting up pins at a bowling alley. ONLY >3-95 w ife Norma and their children, Jennifer, 13, and George Jr, 5, He obviously realized that he was destined for greater things, may surprise you. of high tech wash equipment. more than he wants to, but he admits that the way his career is Good on Mondsys, Tuas* and in 1957, just shy o f graduation from W est Palm Beach (Fla.) G eorge Strait Absoiuteiy nothing touches your car going, he has to do it. (Ip July, he’ ll be in Texas, Mississippi. days, and Wednesdaya only. High School, he left for Hollywood. Family friend Mae Murray, 18 lirends: Warmlines help kids who Not available with any other Louisiana, Nashville, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Niagara Falls, 18 344 BROAD STREET • MANCHESTER, CT a silent-screen star, introduced him to the brass at M G M , who coupons. N .Y ., and Iow a.) H e’ s also been recording, and as we go to o f Christmas songs to be need a friendly voice. saw a marketable playboy type in him and immediately put him press, has a new album due out at the end ot May and an album released in December. into films such as "W here the Boys A re,” "Crim e and. Health: Today more women are Punishment U S A ,” “ Light in the Piazza” and “ A ll the Fine 20 Young Cannibals.” dying from lung cancer than from He did approximately 50 films typecast, and also did a few breast cancer. Guess why. Q. Please tell me about Judith Q, We Just saw the beautiful unusual turns, such as "Act One” portraying playwright Moss Light from “ Who’s the Boss?’’ Crystal Gayle on the Country Hart and “ Your Cheatin’ Heart” as singer Hank William s. But I think she’s fantastic. J. Belk, Music Awards and she looked 21 The Curious Shopper: That de-caf after “The Happy Hooker Goes to Washington” he began to feel Fresno, Calif. so much heavier. What that his career needed a new direction. coffee you’re drinking has caffeine •A, She’s 36, from Trenton, happene4jo her nice, slim He hit the dinner theater circuit, working onstage to perfect his 20 in it. emnsTAfS _ N.J., the only child o f an figure? S. C ., Dickinson, N .Y . . comic timing, and reeiVierged onscreen in "L o v e at First Bite” in accountant and a model-turned A. She gave birth to her second 1979. The film was a hit, forcing H ollyw ood to adjust its image women’s wear^buyer. She child, Christos, in March, (she 22 Dining In: Coconuts withstand the of him, but his follow=Up comedy, “Zorro the Gay Blade,’’ also has a daughter, Catherine, CHALLENGE decided at the age o f 3 to . didn’t measure up. Nevertheless, he’ s now at work on “ Love at ■ test of time. become' an actress. Light was I'A), so whatever extra weight Second Bite.” driven throughout her teens and you saw is undoubtedly related His most recent outing, as the woodenly evil Joel Abrigore in Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits The is very bright — graduating to that event. 23 "Dynasty,” really btimbed, as did the storyline in which his from high school at the age o f She should work it off, Peppermill. Clirista McAuliffe: teacher, Help keep Christa’s dream character was involved, so all were dropped. H e’ s been more 16 and from college, however; After a seven-month eatrShaut, Americap hero. alive. Send your tax-deductible successful o f late, it .seems, selling houses — he netted a couple Camfegie-Mellon, at 20. maternity leave, she returned to Something wonderftil glowed contribution to Christa’s Chal­ o f million in the sale o f his Beverly Hills house, a mansion in • She then devoted herself to the concert stage June I in deep within her. lenge at the address on the which his friend Imelda Marcos is thought to have invested. learning theater, with repertory Nashville, followed by dates in She was a dreamer whose > coupon below. Regarding women; Hamilton has cultivated the image of companies in Seattle and Atlantic City and Lake Tahoe, passion was to reach for t)ie confirmed bachelor but has been married once, to the former and conceits in Utah and Atlanta Milwaukee, got a small role in atara. Her imagination knew Alana Collins, who then went on to marry and divorce Rod are coming up. (She’ s also Joseph Papp’s*1975 production no boundaries. Stewart. He and Alana have a son, Ashley, 1 I . O f the legion o f taking the kids on the road, of “A Doll’s House,” a bit part 21 Today, oar future dreamt girlfriends, one brought him special attention: Lynda Bird which involves a great deal of in an episode o f “ ” and . can be found in America’s, rL Johnson, whom he dated in 1965: Currently, he’ s being seen effort.) While she was off the I want to help keep Christa appeared on Broadway for six J claasrooma. It waa in the class-, road, she recorded a'new album . McAuliffe’s dream alive. Enclosed | around with Elizabeth Taylor'.~; days in a failed play called room that Christa taught and as well; it’ s due out in July. ii my taz-dedoctibie contribution “ Herzl.” where she Imped her a ^ e v e - By 1977, though, she was ments would one day inspire J ready to give up acting because her students to return — aa $6__ $10___$20----- $2S-----$ ----- teachers. nothing better seemed to be on . I I Q, Whatever happened to Clark Gable’s son? How old is he Tliat is why the American the horizon. She was wrong. now? Lorraine Sorayl, Baton Rouge, La. Q. Not long ago, / saw Sheena Federation of Teachers lias es-- Shortly’ afterward, she got the Nam e | A. John Clark Gable is now 25 and a racing driver. He lives in Judith Light Easton on “ The Tonight tiablislied a qpecial ftind enti­ part o f Karen Wolek, housewife Malibu with his w ife, Tracy, and their first child, due, as we go Show” and she seemed tiny tled “Clirista’s Challenge.” Street | and prostitute, on the soap “ One to press, at the end o f May. alongside Joan Rivers. Is she? Tliis education and s^olar- Life to Live." Two Emmy Weekend Plus Magazine: A weekly Editorial services by King Features slup fund will help encourage City > Awards and five years o f steady audition with Tony Danza for Also, will she be doing any supplement to the Manchester Herald, Syndicate. 235 E. 45th St.. 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By Michael Gadziala goddamn stuff has been going oh for 48 years?” Arthur The trouble was, those people Fifty-seven years ago today, were treating him as a Arthur Fiedler stepped up to the superstar. Actually, as long as ** Fiedler podium to conduct the first you treated him as a human outdoor Boston Pops Orchestra being, as a person, you were all 1 concert. These were the first right. wasn’t an free outdoor concerts presented Until his death in July 1979,1 on a regular basis by a major had a sort of relationship with orchestra. him. I would hardly call it a easy man For the ne^t 50 years, Fiedler friendship, if by that you mean V'/ was known as “ Mr. Pops.” No exchanging confidences. other musical director has led But photographs I took of him to get an orchestra for that length of are now a part of the archives of time. the Arthur Fiedler Library, W f .' to know Thanks to the radio and located at Boston University. The series of photos is titled; ’ television coverage of his f-v! concerts, no other musical “ Fiedler’s 50th; Year of Honor, director was so widely known. Year of the Harp,” and the When the Boston Pops played its series depicts Fiedler’s trium­ Bicentennial July 4 concert, phant return from a debilitating more than half a million people stroke and brain surgery tolead ‘showed up at the park. the Pops for his 50th year. f; I met “ Mr. Pops” in 1975. □ □ □ thanks to the Rind intervention of my boss, Sam Levine, who Fiedler was always doing or was a personal friend of planning. He lived for the future. Fiedler’s. I had been an admirer He also kept long, extensive of the conductor for years, but I Michael Gadziala of diaries of everything he ever never really planned on meeting d|d.____ , my idol. Vernon poses with Fiedler was deeply committed Fiedler was a difficult man to Ellen Fiedler, Arthur to the public in bulk, but not as get to know. He was a Fiedler’s wife. The two individuals. His concerts remarkable, driven, ambitious provided both a cultural man who was in complete • became friends after experience and pure fun for control of his life. Definitely a the conductor’s death people of all ages. For me, as for '"Type A ” personality. I many in Boston, he offered an perpetuated our relationship by in 1979. She died a few introduction into the larger making a nuisance of myself, by years ago. Left, range of classical music. He hanging around backstage as Gadziala looks over a knew how to send an audience often as I could. \ \ home hungry for more. If you scrapbook of Fiedler heard the march from “ Aida.” □ □ □ memorabilia. and liked it. you might go home But he didn’t allow adulation and look up the entire work. from his public. He actually But Fiedler achieved this pushed people awajf by being I success at a great sacrifice to cold and sarcastic. Each night himself. He wanted to conduct following a concert, fans lined the great symphonies of up backstage, seeking auto­ Bruckner, Schubert, etc. graphs. Instead he became a great Fiedler sat behind a table, short-order cook, whipping up slugging down bourbon from a main courses of “ Wine, Women. flask labeled “ Old Bath Tub ',■*»< 4 & Song.” desserts of “ Boogie 1969.” Anyone who thought that Woogie Bugle Boy” and his they could adopt hirn as their demi-tasse of “ Stars & Stripes choice for grandfather soon Forever.” (This was his way o f' became disillusioned. telling the crowds to go home!) Fans literally gushed all over □ □ □ him. but Fiedler was totally oblivious to any of it. He signed Ti/- As popular as he was. he never the autograph and then shooed felt he was as good as his the admiring fan away with a fontemporaries. For all his curt “ good bye.” He would gruff ways, he lacked, always sign, but he hated it. He self-esteem. often stayed backstage until I recall speaking to him what he called “ the last of the shortly after he celebrated his hounds” were gone. Finally one 50th year of Boston Esplanade night he blurted out to me. concerts. I asked him how it felt. “ Would you believe this • His only reply was that the wind ^ n d rain carried the music away Arthur Fiedler con­ from the people and forced it ducts the Boston Pops over the Charles River into Michael Gadziala lives in Cambridge. on his 50th anniver- Vernon. He became an I When I repeated my acqaaintance of the conductor sary as conductor. It congratulations and raved about while a student at the New what a great conductor he was, was his last concert. England Institute of Mortuary Michael Qadziala Science in Boston. Today he ContIniMd ... works at a local fnneral home. WEEKEND PLUS. Fri^y. July 4. I«>86 - » WEEKEND PLUS, Friday, July 4. 1986 8 Cover Story WEEKEND TELEVISION T Saturday, July 5

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Fiedler was in poor (3D Record Guide ^ [D IS] Contraptkm giving Johnny Carson a genuine run for the money on “ Night Heat.” "Night Heat" airs of cantankerous old grouch! ” health. His wife never left his Woociy Woodpecker 6 :4 5 A M (i3) sign On ® Gummi Bears (CC) late Thursday nights on CBS. □ □ □ side, and hovered over him 7 :0 0 A M ® Captain Bob Wall Street Journal Report What 1 admired most about constantly. (T) Terrshawfct Robotech He. on the other hand, would [C N N J.B ig Story Fiedler was his tenacity. He d ) Naw Jersey People ~ » [CNN] Monw Waok kids in a motorcycle race. Michael Biehn. strange mix of people compete in a costl- openly tell her that he did not [DIS] Good Morning Mickeyl Tony Rotato. 1980. Rated PG. to coast raca, doing anything to win. Bun never gave up. even as his (33) M.A.B.K. [D IS ] Donald Duck Prasants need her or anyone else. I once [USA] Crafts VMso Msgailns Reynolda, Fsrrrii Fawcett, Dom DeLuiae. health began to fail. He never (3® MOVIE; The Jungle Boy' A photog­ 9 :0 0 A M CD Muppet Babies [HBO] yidso Juksbox 1981 Rated PG asked her how she could stand lost that sparkle in his eye. rapher and his teen-age daughter enter the CD Popples [ T M C ] M OVIE: 'Spring Favar' A young 1 1 : 0 0 A M ® Richie Rich [USA] Hollywood Insidar (R). being married to him. “ Deep unexplored jurtgle for pictures and to meet ® ® Bugs Bunny/Looney Tur>es Co­ man struggles to brcome the best on the CD Bionic Women His last appearance at Bomba. Jolwiny Sheffield, Peggy Ann Gar­ 12 :0 0 P M ® Puttin' on tha Hits In down inside. Fiedler had a love medy Hour tennis circuit. Susan Anton. Frank Con­ C D All-Star WrestHng-(60 min.) Tanglewood in 1978 was an ner. 1949. verse, Carling Bassett. 1983. Rated Stereo. CD Benny Hill Show example of this. When he and warmth that he wouldn't (® BuUwinkla CSXSoul Train ( T l Goodwill Gatnae Lnre coverags of the d D MOVIE: 'Sherlock Holmes' Sherlock 1 0 :0 0 A M ® HuBi Hogan's Rock n' allow anyone to see.” she told (g ) Bamay Bear & Ftlartds t diSpaca; 1999 opening ceremoniee; men's and women:a arrived, he could barely make it Holmes is after his arch enemy Moriarty Wrestling (SSI WrastHng (60 min.) swimming; men's -and women'e beaket- out of his ear. A wheelchair was me. “ He wasn't the complete ® Ring Around the World who's intent is to rob a bank. CKve Brook. CD Wonder Woman ball; women'e marathon: end women's (^Natura: Namaqualand; Diarfof aOa- brought over. He immediately bastard he tried to make himself ® Nawimakars Ernest TerrerKe, Reginald Owen. 1932. CD ® Laff-A-Lympics (CC) modern penthelon. (2 hraj (g ) Whiz Kids sait Qardan (CC) The arid semi-desert Af­ got into an explosive argument out to be!” ® Abbott and Costello CDSolidQold rican region of Namaqualand, which (X WWF Champkmehlp WrsatHng (60 ® Wimbledon Tennis; Women's min.) with the people who were trying In knowing Fiedler, my own WIIIKm ShKIar - S3) Foliow Mo (9) 12 O'clock High boasts a spectacular flowsr display, is ex­ ® Joyce and the Wheeled Warriors Finals Coverage of the Wimbledon terMiis plored. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. (XlWhizKMs life has been enriched. I've women's finals is featured from WimUe- Greatest American Hero to help him He was going to (3 ) Three Stooges (3 ) Pra WrsetHng USA (60 mki.) learned you have to work, enjoy, [CNN] Daybreak don, England. (5 hrs.) (3 ) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood walk on his own and that was Lucha Libre SIN (60 min.) ® MOVIE: Rad BaK Exprsaa' A Worid ® Sesame Street (CC) ® Meverick (33) that. complain, react, joke, and (S) Sey Brother War II commander ie plagiiad by an tseis- Fiedler conducts the Boston Pops. The conductor was a Ask the Manager dD Refno Salveje “ Save the damn thing for assert yourself each and every lant who thinks he ie respontibia for hie complex man who could be charming one moment and C h a n n e l s d D Nuestra FamlUa Motorweek S3) World Cleee Championship W res­ brother's death. Jeff Chcndlar, Sidney Po- minute, good or bad. until the tin g (60 min.) itlar. Hugh O'Brien. 1962. someone who needs it! ” he said. d?) Yankee Woodkrt d l) Wrestling (60 min.) end. in order to live. WFSB Hartford. C T ( 3 ) [ESPN] Hydroplane Regatta (60 min.) He was so thin, so sickly grouchy the next. d D Lost in Space [D IS] Wind in the WHIows (8) MOVIE: 'The InvInclUs O i m ' Rnraky “ This helps avoid the WNEW New York. NY (S) (R) between two taxtila fectoriee caueas a ear- gray-looking. As he proceeded New Haven. C T ' [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Comer [H B O ] M OVIE; The Men W ith One Red withering of spirit which WTNH (•) [MAX] MOVIE: 'Mad Max: Beyond lee of violent manial-arte confrontstlone. toward his dressing room, he WOR New York. NY (•) [ESPN] BowHng; PBA Southern CaU- Sltoe* (CC) A violinist unwittingly be­ Thunderdome' (C O In an apocalyptic so­ Alexander Fu Shang, Chi Kuan-Chun. didn't walk, he shuffled. crushes so many in their WPIX New York. NY til ) fomia Open From Riverside. CA. (2 hrs.) comes involved, in a cat-and-mouse game ciety, a loner battles the ruthless queen of 1983 WHCT Hartford, C T :ia between rival spy agencies. Tom Hanks. an evil cHy. Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Bruce declining years.” he said. (R). ® RodSi Raol And yet. that night I saw a Waterbury. CT tZOl Lori Singer. Dabney Coleman. 1985. Rated Spence. 1985. Rated PG-13. WTXX [M AX] MOVIE: Desperately Seeking Springfield. M A 9 2 PG (S i M OVIE: 'Roustabout' A roving, rock­ completely different man. I've also discovered that it's WWLP Susan' (CC) A suburban housewife loses [T M C ] M OVIE: 'Ma#k' (CC) A disfigured Hartford, C T 9 « iest singer [oine a carnival and romances imperative to have a goal and to WEDH her memory and adopts a new wave per­ [U SA ] Keys to Success teen strives to lead a normal life with the Fiedler filled the stage with the Hartford, C T (M the owner's daughter. EMs Preelay, Bar­ WVIT sona. Rosanna Arquette, Madonna, Aiden 1 0 :1 0 A M [C N N ] Showbiz HVsek help of tiis strong-willed mother. Cher, Eric energy and enthusiasm of a race work hard at that goal. Above Boston. M A OS) bara Stanwyck, Joan Freeman. 1964. WSBK Quinn. 1985. Rated PG-13. Stoltz, Sam EHiott. 1985. Rated PG-13. horse. The shuffle I had seen all. you never let anything or WGGB Springfield. M A (40 1 0 :3 0 A M (X) H!) Ewoks/Orolds Ad- ® Candlepin Bowling (60 mki.) Paterson. N J (41) [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow [USA ] Best of Money. Money WXTV vantura Hour 33) Lo Moior da Is Cops Mondial Rspsti- earlier had turned into the anyone get in the way of that Springfield. M A (ST) Expo WGBV (11) Puttin' on tha Hits 1 1 :3 0 A M ® Kid's Worid cion de loa jusgoa da soccer rsalizadoa an goal. For 85 years. Fiedler Hartfwd, QT « 1 t jaunty stride of a man half his WTIC 9 :1 0 A M [CNN] HMhh w m Ic ® T,v. Auctloo f ' Mexico. (2 hre.) pulled this trick off very neatly. CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNI (S) Nawton'a Appla (CC) age ESPN Sports Network lE S P N l 9 :3 0 A M ® uiytMs 31 S3) Super Ubro ® Super Powers Tsam: Galactic (B) SasanM Street (CC) Guardians It was something about the Fiedler could be suave, or he HBO Home Box Office iH B O l (1® America'i Top Tun @ PrasantsI S3) OoodwIN Oamas (6 hre.) CIN EM A X CInatnax IMAXI stage lights, the clapping, and. could be rritating. Shakespeare (g) Tony Brown's Journal [CNN] Nawaday Movie Channel iTIM C l ® Andy Griffith [C N N ] Styla W ith Elsa KIsnach TMC [CNN] BasabaN '86 of course, the music. It actually said it best; “ He was a man USA USA Network lU S A l SD New Jofsoy Hitpano [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Hog W ild' Motorcycle made this 84-year-old musical taken all in all. I shall never look (g ) Rod & Reel hoodlums take on ciean-cul high school [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Tha Canitonball Run' A ContlniMd... crusader come alive. upon the like of him again" WEEKEND PLUS. Friday. July A. I9»6 - II WEEKEND PLUS. Friday. July 4. im — 1> (Si) Indapsndant Natworfc Nawa [C N N ] CNN InvMtigativa Report Saturday, Continued i :45AM [MAXJ Roch and Roll: Tha Saturday, Continued Earfy Days Video hits 2:00AM (I) MOVIE; The Qatnaa Men from differeni porta of the world com pate m the m a ra th ^ race for an OtympK 7:00PM C£) Pre Pops Special A kxA (g ) ® 'The Facts of Life (CC) The giris Vi^cassette sales Gold Medal Michaol Crawford. Ryan [E S P N ] Auto Racing *86: Ratty Racing d i ) B M undto del Box (90 min.) at how Boston prepares for the July 4th travel to Atlantic City to see Jo 's old flame, O Neal. Stanley Baker 1970 Safari rally from Africa. <60 min.) (R). @ ) U nderaae World of Jacques Cous- celebratfoh on the Esplanade (60 mm ) rock n' roH singer Flyman', and realize 1 .-Jane Fonda's New Workout” (Karl-Lorlmar) (It) At the Moviaa [USA] MOVIE; Tha Man «id tha taau ACROSS DOWN f s ) Goodwill Games <3 N s ) he's not all he's claimed to be (R) In M onata^ A famous musician who sold his Stereo 2. ”Back to ttie Future" (M CA) 0 That's tha Spirit ‘ soul for success after murdering a concert [E S P N ] Tarmis Magazhta ih O ) Connecticut Lawmakers 8. “Return of the Jedi" (CBS-Fox) 1982 Rated R o o IB M a B to n n 11 Jo M banaBdary Fierro' Las aventuras del legendano Mar­ portrayal of our founding fathers takes M N or Lm q u * Bm u - 2:1 SPM 0 0 2:30AM Q I) m o v i e : 'lady and tha place at the^First Continental l^ongress. Im M: N m v Yoih Y m iIi m s at Chkago 20 Daloia bMum or dala IS OoBop ® Greater Hartford Open Special tin Fieno y la incomprension social. Hora­ 9. “Jane Fonda's Workout" (Karl-Lorimar) Outlaw* A mail-order-brtde joins forces Wiliam Daniels. Howard Oe Siva. Ken Ho­ W hita Sox or OaMmera at Mhmasota (2 21 Bindteabbr. 14 lauraoa'UaiaHouaa (g ) It's a Living tio Guarany. Onofre Lovero, J Viflalba o o 10. '‘The King and I" (CBS-Fox) with a half-breed Indian and his outlaw ward. 1972. hrs., 45 min.) 22 Uicla't broMiar anBwPrMrfa” 1982 ® Barney Miller partner Gregory Peck. Desi Arnaz Jr. Sian 24 PantMada 16 AebaMRhua (S t J o y c (S ) This Wssk in BssshsI (ID Goodwill Games (4 Ns ) Barbara Allen 1974 2:30PM Q o 2S OoNa 17 Talali^aalRors; abbr. ® Novela; De Pura Sangre (60 mm ) [ C N N ] I [CN N ] Prime News (3 ) Orasssst Sports Lsgsnds 20 Baton Rouga achoot 19 PaMok Oidlyrata (g ) M OVIE: 'Dr. W ho; Keys of the Mari- Videocassette reiitab [C N N ] Sports Latanight [USA] MOVIE; Alone in the Dark' A [D IS] MOVIE; 'Knight without Amour' 0 Bodywnteh ICC) The Istsst M o m a - ' bbbr. 23 M a^aopaoM y mis' [ESPN] SportsCantar ^ n psycNatnst's family is besieged by a psy­ 1. ”Back to the Future" (M CA) A British spy in Russia attempts to save a tion on fetuses end ne%vboms is the focus 31 Aeoountanta: abbr. 2D DCmHTB DOB. @ Dance Fever chotic group o f mental patients .during a [M A X ] m o v i e : Bans' A countess, from revolutionaries. Marlene of this program. 22Valpa 2. “Rocky IV (CBS-Fox) 2:45AM 27 OanfokiDtopiizM [D IS ] MOVIE; 'One and Only. Genuine. • citywide blackout Jack Palance. Donald man becomes intrigued by a series of Dietrich, Roben Donat, BasI Gia. 1937. 34 Blacfceuti DflMDr) ® M O VIE: 'Arabeeque' American 31 33 Original Family Band* Homesteaders m Pleasence. Martin Landau 1982 3. “Cocoon" (CB S-Fox) ’ deaths, all of which occur at a telephone 30 r*oooo wotnon Mar 1:00PM CD MOVIE; 'Domino Prind- professor who is kidnapped receives help 29T«lnDjD(DiandUK the D ^ o t a tcm tory develop into a first- 4. “Witnes8" (Paramount) Richard Chamberlain., John Houseman, pie' T w o prisoners, are offered an imme­ from the mistress of an oil megnaie. ^ 37 Q n m t e n d 30 Wlro MrytaK abbr. class family band during the 1880's. Wal­ 8:30PM 0 ^ 227 Mary's daughter Sara Botsford. 1980 Rated R diate releaM by an organization plotting to phis Loren, Gregory Peck, ^ ^ n Bedel. 30 ZOch 33maquD ter Brennan, Buddy Ebsen. Lesley Ann Rrenda lands in trouble when she meets 5. "To Live and Die in L.A.” (Vestron) [CN N ] Nawsnight kiH a'nameless victim. Gene HaAman, 1966. 41 Takim'tttad 39 O ttW aM N dcfc Warren 1968. Rated G Calvin at a darKe. after teHing her parents 3:00AM o she IS going to the liNary. (R) In Stereo 6. "Agnes of God" (RCA-Columbia) Carxiice Bergen, Richard Widmarfc: 1977 [C N N ] Style With Bsa Klensch 42 Ms. L m h M fo r 36 S M m m ViOorts Cibol [E S P N ] SportsCenter [E S P N ] GoH: LPGA Mazda Hall of Fama 38 MofiooraiD for A m t (g) This Old House (CC) 7. "Commando” (CBS-Fox) Classic From Sugarland. T X . (2 hrs ) (R) CID M O V IE: 'Cantarmiar The story of [D IS] Dianey'e Legends end H am (90 [H B O ] MOVIE: Cloak and Dagger' (CC) America b e c ^ as a French-Canadian trap­ 40 TrovMoro" 8. “Death Wish3" (M G M -U A) [ T M C ] M OVIE; Mask' (C C ) A disfigured min.) A young boy. to the disbelief of Ns elders, [ESPN ] Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour- per, Pasquinel.* rescues a Scot fugitive teen strives to lead a. normal life with the becomes involved in murder and espion­ nal(R) 9. "Remo Williams; The Adventure Begins" (ThortvEM I) from the Pawnees, and ends with more [ESPN ] Revco's Work! Claes W o m e n help of his strong-willed mother Cher. Eric age Henry Thomas. Dabney Coleman. Mi­ history of the town of Centennial. Richard (R). d:00PM ( g ® Golden Giris Blanche 10. "lnvasion U.S.A." (M G M -U A) Stoltz, Sam Elliott. 1985. Rated PG-13 [M A X ] MOVIE: The Omega Man' The chael Murphy. 1984. Rated PG. tnes to get back her girlish figure when she Chamberlain. Saly Kelerman, Richard [U SA ] Night Flight (R) Crenna. Part 4 of 8. - lone human survivor of an atomic war bat­ o [T M C ] MOVIE; Great Expectations' A begins dating a fitness guru much younger lower class boy is raised to a gentleman than she. (R) In Stereo dD Kaye to Success tles a group of robed zombies. Chartton 3; 30AM (X) m o v i e ; "H w M w I Mons Heston, Rosalind O s h , Tony Zerbe. 1971. of great hopes and dreams. John Mills. (g ) Living WHd: Antarctic Summer (CC) tar' A scientist invents a formula that can ® Modem Maturity Rated PG. OOOOOOOO TV puzzle solution on page 16 Valene Hobson. Alec Guinness. 1946 The annual return bf the Adelie penguins turn men into monsters Johnny Downs. ® Lot's Qo Bowling and the Hooker sea lions to their Needing '(g ) Coots Concert Series: T)Hi Police (60 ( g ) M O V IE : 'Ski Fever* A ski instructor is Anne Nagel 1942( dD MOVIE: The Bounty [U SA ] Three's a Crowd 3:00PM grourxJs is examined. (60 mm.) min ) attracted to one of the guests but faces ® Washington Week in Review ICC) M an' A bounty hunter captures an outlaw [CN N ] This Weak in Japan 7:05PM [C N N ] Sports Saturday g ) (g ) Remington Steele Laura and Re- stiff competition from another instructor. [CNN] Nawsday and fals in Uyire with the man's woman .oooooo oooooo [DIS] MOVIE: 'Bully' One of the most Martin Milner. Claudia Martin. To n y Sailor mmgiop uncover a pair of disc fockeys as 4:00AM [CNN] Lwiy King WMkwtd dD Jeopardy fascinating characters in American Nstory. [ESPN] Tarmis; Tabla Tennis U.S. d im WaBer, Richard Basehart, Margot 7:30PM prime suspects in the muriJer of a radio 1967 Kidder. 1972. Teddy Roosevelt, comes to life in tNs one [M A X ] m o v i e : Mad Max; '------> d D ( ® fo Search of... traffic reporter (60 min.) (R) In Stereo 4:20AM ' Open From Miami, FL. <60 min.) man show. James W Ntm ore 1978 . Rated (g ) ^ Saturday Night Live Guest host (ID Star Gamas <60 min.) Bayond Thundardoma' (CC) In an apoca- [ M A X ] M O VIE: PoNca Academy II' QD (ID At the Movies G. . • (g ) Blake's 7 Bill Murray welcomes the Spinners, Father lyptic society, a loner battles the ruthless Guido Sarducci. comic juggler Michael ICC) The worst students ever to go to a O . M O VIE: T h e W oman Avenger* A @ M uppeU [E S P N ] Powerboat Racing: Nissan Off­ (M) Twilight Zone queen of an evil city. Mel Gibson. Tina Tur­ woman uses her Kung Fu skills to get re­ [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Jungle Cat* The bfe cycle dD Capitol Journal 1761 Buck Rogers Davis and the Yale glee dub police academy graduate into the worst and behavior of one of the most successful shore 150 From Ft Meyers. FL. (60 min.) ner, Bruce Spence. 1985 Rated PG-13 venge agMnst the men who molested h ^ dD Fourth Estate ® To Be Anriounced (90 min.) (R) police officers ever to walk a beat. Steve predators in the Amazon rain forest, the ® Black Perspective 0 M o to rw e e k (R|. Guttenberg. Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- «>d kiHed her husband. 1980. Price Is Right dD Jovenes Heroes Sene llena de accion, ® M O yiE: 'Jigsaw* A scientist and a 4:25AM [HBO ] Not Nacassarlly the jaguar. 1960. dD Gue Lio con Este Trio fiS Ve geS [H B O ] M OVIE: 'The Man W ith One Red News This comedy series presents man. 1965. 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■ y WEEKEND PLUS. Friday. July 4, 1986 12 At the Movies WEEKEND PLUS, Friday. July 4. 1986 13 Music The director as the bum Film capsules Def Leppard leaps to k Turntable tips By Vernon Scott It more than doubled its original pictures. There were no Abaoluto BagIniMrt (PQ-13) — Eddi* O’PoniwiI, Patsy budget and involved all-out B y Ethlle A n n Vare problems with their end goals. Kensit, DavM Bowls, AnHa Morris. (Musical Fantasy) Music successful (although, to be fair, Hot singles Director John Carpenter, warfare between the front office “ Now the executives and the video master Jullen Temple overstuffs this 94-minute video with Yoakum has hardly had a turn 1. “Thara‘ll B« Sad Songs” Billy Ocean (JIva) whose newest film is “ Big at United Artists and Cimino. creative people are adversaries, style, sassand sensuality. This stunning story of coming of age b e f Leppard, the heavy-metal at bat, y e t). 2. "Holdlng Back the Yaars" Simply Rad (Elaktra) Trouble in Little China,” says ’‘Since then it lias been open not partners. The executives act that shocked the industry in London in 1958 substitutes imagery for narration. The film's The latest in line are The 3. "Who‘s Johnny" El DaBarga (Qordy) Hollywood is in the throes of an season on directors,” Carpenter manage to prod the directors when it sold more than 8 million Unforgiven, a sextet with a era best described as The said. with confrontations whenever . major flaw — mixing serious messages with pretty fluff — 4. “No One Is to Blame" Howard Jonaa (Elaktra) copies of the L P “ Pyromania,” Video major guitar crunch and a Director As A Bum. He made it clear, however, they see fit; ultimately destroys it. Neither Bowie nor Morris unleash their 5. ‘‘Nasty” Janet Jackson (AAM) has been keeping the world whomping rhythm section. Will that he was not sympathetic “ The situation is made worse talents, but most of the music is Irresistible, especially Kensit waiting a long time for a Beat A."lnvlslblo Touch” Gonaals (Atlantic) A thoroughly disenchanted this be the group that finally with Cimino’s handling of by the continual changes in warbling "Having It All.” Grade: C-mlnus. « follow-up. When drummer Rick 7. ‘‘CrushOnYou"ThaJats(MCA) ^ Carpenter sat in his office at vindicates^all those predictions “ Heaven’s Gate.” policy and personnel at the top. 8. "On My Own” Patti LaBalla A MIchaal McDonald (MCA) — 20th Century-Fox Studios and Blue CHy (R) — Judd Nelson, AHy Sheedy, Paul WInflold. Allen lost an arm in an about American Rediix? Got a “ It is unprofessional for a I ’ve survived more studio heads Gold (Mora than 1 million slnglaa aold.) lamented the low status of (A ction) Any resemblance between this amateur shoot-'em-up automobile accident in 1985, it quarter? director to sign a contract to than I can believe. It’s wild. 9. "Sladgohammar” Pator Gabrlal^fGaffan) directors in the industry today. and the Ross MacDonald hard-boller on which it is based is seemed unlikely that the band as make a picture for $15 million Entrepreneurs who know showcase at New York City’s In the band’s favor, they do 10. “DangarZona’’ Kenny Loggins (Columbia) coincidental. The plot disappears In the Florida sun, and the fans knew it would ever tour and He said the people behind the and then bring it in for $25 nothing about movies are buying record again. Beacon Theatre on Nov. 1 and be come by their cowboy image cameras are kicked around by million. I’ve never gone over dialogue is riddled with profanity. Only Winfield has any notion included on an Epic compilation studios and selling them off.” Buttnanager Cli ff Burnstein honestly. The video of “ I Hear T o p L P s the people behind the desks, budget by very much. It’s a how to act. Sheedy, who gets worse with each outing, is at her album. says he never pressured the the Call” shows them all on studio executives who are matter of pride. □ □ □ most affected. The disastrously miscast Nelson can’t decide if 1 ."Control" Janet Jackson (AAM) — Platinum (Mora than 1 group or rushed them to finish Don’t call us; don’t call CMJ. horseback, a situation with themselves bereft of creative ‘“ Heaven’s Gate’ was ah his character is a justice-seeker or a wise guy. The few good mlllloo units sold.) Carpenter was clearly refer­ their disc. He was willing to Go over to your local which they’re perfectly comfor­ talent and driven by fear, greed example of one man and one moments are stolen from “Miami Vice," and we can't give credit 2. "Wlnner In You” Patti LaBalla (MCA) ring to oilman Marvin Davis, spend all the time and money non-commercial radio station table. Vocalist and box-office nightmares. picture toppling an entire for plagiarism. Grads: C-mlnus. 3. "Whltnay Houston” Whitney Houston (Arista) — Platinum who bought and sold 20th- necessary to make it and get acquainted. In fact, get Jones was an amateur rodeo organization. United Artists.” involved: Alternative radio is rider in his teens. Carpenter, who directed the Century Fox after liquidating Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling (R) — Richard Pryor, letter-perfect. Finally. Def 4. “Llka a Rock” Bob Segar A The Silver Bullet Band (Capitol) - highly acclaimed "Starman,” the lifeblood of new blood in the Platinum □ □ □ many 6f its assets, Ted Turner’s DebMo Allen, Paula Kelly, Scoey MHchell. (Drama) Several Leppard has announced that it The latest coup for the “ The Thing” and “ Christine," music industry. 5. ‘‘So" Peter Gabriel (Qaffan) recent quick buy and sell of years ago. Pryor almost died while free-basing cpcal ne; this Is will kick off a world.concert tour Unforgiven is a bit part in the believes directors as a class are Cimino. a non-conformist with 6. ‘‘Lova Zona” Billy Ocean (JIva) — Gold (Mora than 50(X006 MGM and publishing magnate his cinematic catharsis. Pryor's "true confession" is styled after this August in London. □ do upcoming Orion flick “ Cherry taking the rap for unsuccessful one hit picture to his credit — units sold) Rupert Murdoch, who earlier Bob Fosse’s "All That Jazz": Flashbacks occur after Drummer Allen will perform 2000.” They play “ tough, movies while studio officials the Academy Award-winning this year bought Fox. “ Music That You Can Dance 7. ‘‘S1S0” Van Halan (Warner Bros.) — Platinum drug-riddled comedian Jo Jo (Pryor) has an out-of-body with a special rig. although futuristic rednecks,” according accept the credit for box-office “ The Deer Hunter” — was given ‘ “ In the time it has taken me to To.” the latest single by Sparks, 8. ‘‘Top Gun’ Soundtrack” (Columbia) experience. But Jo Jo’s drug problem Is never explained skinman Jeff Rich has been to Jones. The band’s self-titled hits, often when they have carte blanche by United Artists m ake‘Big Trouble in Little was first featured in the teen 9. "The Other Side of Life” The Moody Blues (Polydor) satisfactorily, and the film, whict) Pryor also co-wrote, hired to lend an onstage assist. LP is available on Elektra. ■ nothing whatever to do with a brass, who paid for their folly in China,’ there have been major flick “ Rad.” But there are no 10. ‘‘lnvlslblaTouch” Genesis (Atlantic) produced and directed, is a dull ego trip. The film does, Worldwide sell-out crowds can project. a shakeup that saw most of their changes at this studio,” be safely predicted. film clips in the video. In fact, heads roll when “ Heaven’s Carpenter said. “ Larry Gordon however, give ample opportunity for the cast to spout more there were no cameramen, “ We have been in the era of “ We wanted to be the only Gate” bombed big. was president when I began the obscenities than have ever been heard on the big screen. lighting directors or sound Country singles the director as bum for several group since Fleetwood Mac who According to Carpenter, film. Now Gordon is gone and Grade: D. technicians involved what­ Impulse! is back years now.” said the slight, has followed up one mega-album 1. "Everythlng that Glitters" Dan Seals (EMI-AmarIca) directors have been catching Alan Horn is president. soever — only brothers Ron and 2. "Hearts Aren’t Mada to Break" Lea Greenwood (MCA) thoughtful. 38-year-old Carpen­ Letter to Brezhnev (R) — Alexandra PIgg, MargI Clarke, with another mega-album,” UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. hell ever since. Studios mistrust “ Gordon was responsible for Russell Mael, who are the entire ter. “ It all began with ‘Heaven’s Allred Molina, Peter Firth. (New Wave Comedy) The says Burnstein of the long wait (UPI) — MCA Records is 3. “Untll I Met You” Judy Rodman (MTM) the spendipg habits of every making this picture possible. lineup of Sparks. Gate’ and Michael Cimifio. who Liverpudian cinema Is alive and well in this original story oftwo for D L’s new product, recalling reactivating the old Impulse! 4. ”On the Other Hand” Randy Travis (Warner Bros.) director they hire. The rest of the executives have directed it.” girls in search of excitement and romance. They sperxl the such “ sophomore jinxes” as “ I ’m also the makeup man.” jazz label with a reissue of 12 5. ‘‘Old Flame” Juice Newton (RCA) “ The studio establishments no idea what was going on. If it laughs Russell Mael. who felt .night with two Russian sailors, but Elaine (Pigg) falls in love Boston. Asia and Quiet Riot. titles and the debut of two new' 8.”Nlghts” Ed Bruce (RCA) □ □ □ are unprofessional and utterly makes $50 million they will like that a homemade rock video and determines to join herbeau In Russia. No one can dissuade “ Although.” smiles Burnstein, artists. New Orleans pianist 7. ‘‘Love at the Five and Dima” Kathy Mattea (Mercury) discount the people th.ey hire it and take credit for their would add personality and “ Heaven’s Gate” was the “ I wish Michael Jackson all the Henry Butler and trumpeter 8. “l Wish that I Could Hurt That Way Again” T. Graham Brown and entrust with a helluva lot of judgment. But it was Gordon’s her. but thequesUon remains: Can life in the Soviet Union $40-million horse opera,released luck.” immediately to the project. Mike Metheny. (Capitol) money for the purpose of responsibility. If it isn’t a big compare to the freedom of down-and-out Kirkby? This film of five years ago in a few cities and “ Even driving the film to the lab In addition to reissuing 9. ’’Somebody Wants Me Out of the Way” George Jones (Epic) making a m ovie,” he said in a success the executives will innocence and passion suffers only from a few overwritten □ □ □ for processing,” he says. then yanked from theaters with Impulse! by Ck^int 10. ‘‘AII Tied Up” Ronnie McDowell (MCA-Curb) single breath.. blame the director— John scenes. The performances are marvelous and Pigg is a true the urgency of an abscessed Basie, John Coltrane. Art “ There is a great deal of ego Carpenter. beauty. Grade: B-m lnus. □ □ □ wisdom tooth. It was, arguably, CMJ, the music industry Blakey, Benny Carter, Duke and power involved in running a “ It’s all part of the new Contemporaiy singlet the biggest financial fiasco in magazine devoted to college and Southern California has a long Ellington, the Gil Evans studio. There is also a lot of businessethics, which I think - PoHergelst II: The Other Sid e (PG -13) - C ra ig T. Nelson, the history of motion pictures. alternative radio, is conducting and noble tradition of Orchestra. Ahmad Jamal, 1. ” Your wildest Dreams” The Moody Bluea (Polydor) „ danger. In this day of revolving are reflected in the movies being JoBeth Williams, Heather O’Rourke, Zelda Rubinstein. (Horror) The catastrophe was so a nationwide “ new music talent encouraging down-home roots- Quincy Jones. Charlie Mingus, 2. “No One Is to Blame" Howard Jones (Elektra). ' doors on executive suites, the made today. The overwhe'lming Those peskyghosts have returned to haunt the Freeling family, impressive that a book, “ Final search.” with participating rockers, who try to fuse country Sonny Rollins and Oliver 3. ‘’Thera'll Be Sad Songs" Billy Ocean (JIve-Arlsta) top men live in fear of being number of comedies and but this appearance is hardly terrifying. Without Steven Cut,” was written detailing the stations submitting tapes of and the Top 40, including Rank & Nelson, the label will release a' 4. ‘‘Glory of Love" Pater Cetera (Warner Bros.) replaced at a moment’s notice. action-adventure films are a Spielberg’s eerie edge, this is an insipid film masquerading as a 5 machinations, delays, arro­ favorite local bands. The 10 best File, Lone Justice, Dwight new compact disc-only compila­ 5. ”On My Own” Patti LaBelle A MIchaelMcOonald (MCA) — They have no style in dealing sign of the times.” thriller. The scary scenes are silly and repulsive — watch out gance and chicanery involved in unknowns, as determined by a Yoakum, even the Blasters. tion of Coltrane’s groundbreak­ Gold (Mors than 1 million singles sold.) with individual directors and To Carpenter the treatment of when a worm winks at Nelson — and the plot defies the making of “ Heaven’s Gate.” CMJ panel of judges, will None have been particularly ing music for the label. 8.”Llve to Tell” Madonna (Sira) producers. directors and the content of explanation. The tongue-in-cheek hilmor, however, is 7. “A Different Corner" George Michael (Columbia) “ In the old days a Jack films coincide to produce an well-paced, and Nelson gives a groat performance. But Julian 8. ‘‘That‘s Why I’m Here” James Taylor (Columbia) Warner, who owned the studio, unhealthy American movie Beck steals the film with an Oscar-caliber performance— Vernon Scott reports from Ethlie Ann Vare tunes in to 9. ”Holdlng Back the Years” Simply Red (Elektra) would work in concert with his industry, which may help unfortunately, his last. Grade: C. Hollywood for United Press producers and directors. They explain 'ower box-office receipts rock for Newspaper Enterprise 10. “Headed for the Future” Nell Diamond (Columbia) International. worked together to make good <■ for the past couple of years. ■ Short CIreuK (PG) — Stove Gutlonbsrg, Ally Sheedy, Fisher Association. Stevens (Comedy) What sounds like absurdist comedy — a robot built as the ultimate nuclear weapon is on the lam — is actually an uplifting anti-war film that is one of this year’s best. Guttenberg is Dr. Newton Crosby, tireless creator of Number Mini-reunion Nelson cast Three generations Five, a mechanical soldier that looks like a walking car crash British band surprised by its own success but has a heart bigger than QM. Sheedy fills the film with HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Judd HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Lloyd bounce an^good-natured realism as Five’s first friend. Even recipe. “ In Visible Silence.” All three joined with Trevor dance hit for the band: Robert Mitchum and Polly Nelson, youthful star of “ The By Larry MeShane Bridges, Beau Bridges and when the message Is relentless, the film never loses appeal. “ It’s lijce an egg. You couldn’t . 'However, before their offbeat Horn and played on a series of “ Beatbox” from “ Who’s Afraid Bergen will be reunited in “ War Breakfast Club” and “ St. Jordan Bridges will work "Short Circuit’’ is everything "E.T." should have been. Grade: A. really imagine how that could instrumental work as a band, Horn-produced albums for ABC. of the Art of Noise?” did the and Remembrance,” the sequel N'EW YORK (A P) - Talk to Elm o’s F ire,” has been signed together for the first time in possibly be an omelet, but Dudley. Jeczalik and Gary Malcolm McLaren. Yes and same in 1983. to the hit miniseries “ Winds of The Art of Noise about their for the lead role in “ From the “ Chester, I Love You,” a Disney Top Gun (PG) — Tom Cruise, Kelly McGlllla, Anthony through various processes it Langan had already assembled Frankie Goes to Hollywood. It “ I was astonished,” Dudley War,” it was announced by ABC Hip.” a new comedy from the De Sunday movie, which Beau will Edw ards, Val Kilmer. (A ction) Imagirw a cross between "Iron quirky, synthesized sound, and becomes an omelet.” she said in an impressive list of credits as . was their success as hired guns said of the band’s success. “ ...I Circle Films. Laurentiis Entertainment also direct. Eagle" and "An Officer'and a Gentleman," and you have a good the conversation quickly turns an interview. “ We think it’s a studio musicians and producers. that inspired them to form a didn’t even know there was a Mitchum and Bergen will to food. Group. Lloyd is Beau’s father and notion what "Top Gun" is all about. ‘To p Gun" is technically mistake to be too narrow in our Dqdjey had played keyboards group, with Horn producing, and dance chart. We appealed to an reprise their roles in the 30-hour Nelson will play a young Jordan’;; grandfather. The three more proficient than the other two flicks but doesn’t pack their “ We’re always cooking lots of conception of what we want to and done string make their own record in 1983. audience that we hadn’t even miniseries based on the novel by lawyer with a talent for generations of Bridges were emotional punch. The aerial dog fights are spectacular, the things,” said J.J. Jeczalik, do.” with Paul McCartney, Wham! Recruiting Duane Eddy, the known existed." Herman Wouk. one-third of the British band, courtroom theatrics whose brought together by Mel Ferrer, script Is reasonably intelligent, and theacting Is uniformly Listen to an Art of Noise and George Michael; Langan orginal guitar twanger of the Despite its success, the band “ War and Remembrance.” in aspirations and unique legal explaining how they make a executive producer of “ Chester, good. But H’snoteasy to get worked up over an "enemy" record, and you’ll get the idea: did production and engineering 1960s, to recreate his riff on their insists on keeping a low, or no. production during the summer tactics outrage the legal record. “ We do a bit of this, then I Love You.” (presumably the Soviet Union) that is never mentioned by 'A smorgasbord ofsounds and work with Billy Idol, Divinyls otherwise electronic “ Peter profile — no photos on album and fall, will not be seen on establishment. fry that a bit, roast that a bit. So The two-hour movie casts name. Grade: B. music runs through synthesiz­ and the Buggies; Jeczalik Gunn” was a creative risk, but covers, keeping a healthy network television until the “ From the Hip” will be Beau and Jordan as father and there’s lots of the tracks going ers, ranging from the catchy brought hi^ Fairlight playing the remake of the 1959 Henry distance from photographers. ■ spring of 1987. directed by Bob Clark from a son while Lloyd plays a on at the same time.” percussive riff of “ Close to the and programming skills to ' Mancini hit went Top 10 in screenplay by David E. Kelley neighbor. Film eapaulee are compiled by the New York staff of Keyboardist Anne Dudley said Edit” from their debut record to albums by Kate Bush, Nik Britain and reached No. 1 on the and Clark. Newspaper Enterprise Association. the finished product is often a brilliant remake of “ Peter Kershaw and The Pet Shop ' U.S. dance charts. quite removed from the initial Gunn” on their follow-up LP. Boys. It was the second American WEEKEND PLUS. Friday. July 4. 1986 — H ' r) I MM

g$ Connecticut Lawmakers WEEKEND PLUS, Friday. July 4’. 1M6 — U THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ® Major League Baseball: Seattle at » by Henri Ari^ld and Bob Lee Sunday, July 6 Boston (2 hrs., 30 mini.) ® ® A 8 C N « m Unscramble these six Jumbles, GD Let's Go Bowling OS liMtopandwit Natwrafc N «v * one letter to each square, to form GD Punto de Encuentro (60 min.) Sunday, Continued w w w w Ftawwtwlwf Sunday six ordinary words. ( ^ Firing Line: Terrorism; Viewed from FIRST STEPS______[ESPN] Roger rar* T wo women identify the tetne bturred Kendall. John Saxon 1958 Blythe Danner, Anthony Perkins, Beau lins. Sharon Farrell. Anne Francis. 1977. DELABE for a fock 'n' rod band. (R) In Stereo. photo s. their huMtend. Tone EHan. Kelh- (j|) CNN Headline News Bridges 1974. leen Quinlan. Stephen Mecht. 1984rRetad 8:30AM CE Up Front . 4:1 5RM E Kmer's Komer ® In Search of the Trojan W ar E m p ^ Steiger, Fay Spain, Nehemtah Persoff. [D IS] Donald Duck Presents E Major League Baseball; Houston at [MAX] MOVIE: WHomiatraes' A CE The World Tomorrow 4:30PM E Bums & Allen of the Hittites The diptomatic crisis during 1959. 6:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week New York Mets (2 hrs., 45 min.) the Trojan W ar is reviewed. (6 0 min.) woman discovers her husband's secret life Nm v. Nlghtvmteh It Is Written gD @ ) Masterpiece Theatre: Flame 2:45AM ® css E GD Santana and Heart (S ) SportswoHd: U.S. Oymnestics of pleasure. Marcello Mastroianni, Laura Joined in Pfogress [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Rage' A rancher seeks Novela: De Pura Sangre (60 Tre e s of Thika '(C C ) The Grant family Q® Kidtim e Coverage of the U.S. Gymnastics cham-. GD min.) Amonelti. 1979. Rated R. (Dubbed). revenge against the army when his young (ID Presentel leaves England to reap the>coffee crop YILSAM WHAT A b e l l y pionships from Indianapolis, IN. (90 min.) ® W H d A m erica (C C ) America's wildlife [TM C] MOVIE: 'Maria's Lovara' A 3:00AM (33) m o v i e : 'Flracrauk' A son IS accidentally killed by poison gas. ^ Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg from their newly purchasbdland in Kenya GD Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom refuges are examined. woman's life is ruled by the men around farmer with a part-time job as sheriff finds George C. Scott. Richard Basehart. Martin (4$ Qavey & Goliath (M) Odd Couple and find the living more difficutt than they himself face to face with a gang of outlaw PANCER CAN BE [CN N] Money Week [C N N ] Sporis Sunday (60 min.) her. Nastassja Kinski, John Savage. Robert Sheen 1972. Rated PG. Masterpiece Theatre: Irish R.M. expected. (60 min.) Part 1 of 7, (R). (61) S up er Sunday gZ) Mitchum. 1984. Rated R. drifters. James Stewart, Henry Fonda, I9- EXPECTEP TO PO. I D I S ) M O V IE : 'T h e Seven Little Foys' A 6:30AM CE Agrons(cy & Company 2:00PM ® MOVIE: Butterfield 8 ' A (C C ) Flurry and Sally learn that Flurry's 9 It's a Uvirtg ger Stevens. 1968. [C N N ] Crossfire beautiful model with few illusions about grandmother plans to rent out Aussolas show business ham has a famdy of seven [U S A ] Herbalife [CNN] Week in Review u. [C N N ] Newsnight CE Young Edition [D IS ] Good Morning Mickey! Castle and a new tenant panics when he and wants them to love the stage as much life, falls in love with a married man.' Eliza­ 11:30P M ® OHO HtghHghu (E New Jersey People FUNCED beth Taylor, Laurence Karvey, Eddie sees a stranige animal in his bedroom. Part as he does. Bob Hope. James Cagrwy, A n ­ [DIS] Beckatage at Disney Meet the [ES P N ] GoH: LPGA Mazda HeH of Feme 8:45AM ® Sacred Heart Now arrange the circled letters to of . gela Clarke. 1965. creative designers of Dtsneyisnd's most ® S U r S o w ch (60 min.) Classic From Sugsrlsnd, TX. (2 hrs.) (^. (ID Christopher Close-Up Fisher. 1960. 6 6 form the surprise answer, as su g -. popular nighttime attraction, the Main MOVIE: Come Beck to^tha B S 9:00AM E C om m en t (S) Connecticut Arts Awards [C N N ] Evans and Novak [ES P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) ® OHO Preview (1^ 20 Minute Workout Street Electrical Parade. (60 min.) ^ im m y Dean, Jim m y Dean' Thr.es ■gested by the above cartoon. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Never So Few' A WWII ® j M k i . QIm m o Insight C E Plasticman GD Star Search (60 min.) [E S P N ] Bobby Rahal Explains Indy Car women, whose lives were changed after Racing (R). guerilla fighter must battle the A rm y brass [ES P N ] World Cup of Seilboanttng (60 E In Touch Ministries . (41) Sabroshow (33) Th e Honeym oonor. the making of the fHm Giant, are reunited. ^ Ring Around the World PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW as wed as the ertemy after he attacks min.) Sandy Dennis, Cher, Karen Black. 1982. C E Oral Roberts g7) M O V IE : 'Deception' A girl resorts to 5:00PM OD Black Sheap Squadnm Chinese' renegades. FranK Sinatra, Gina (3 ) Strictly Bualnesa [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch [HBO] M O V IE ; 'M eek' (C C ) A disfigured Rated PG. (11) Josie and the Pussycats 7- ^ deception to keep her husband from find­ (3!) Fame (60 min.) Lodobrigida, Peter Lawford. 1960. teen strives to lead a normal Ida wHh the @ (8 ) Sport. MMhIne [DIS]'W ish Upon a Star HER ing out about an affair. Bette Davis, Claude [U S A ] Success Strategies for Women Q§) Kenneth Copeland It Takes a TMef [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tom Sawyer' Twain's help of his strong-willed mother. Cher, Eric (S) Profil. Boaton [ESPN] Bowling^^udweiser Hall of Rains. Paul Henreid. 1946. GD tale of a young boy's life on the Mississippi Stoitz, Sam Elliott. 1965. Rated PG-13. ® M OVIEj ThuCrackwram' Fame TournamefrtFrom St. Louis, MO. ® Lassie gD Moneynrrakers ® M O V IE : -T h e W ild wtd t>w F r M ' Fas- 3:30AM [CN N ] Week in Review * River is musically adapted. Johnny W hi­ [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Bad Boys! Jailed for an cinating developments in primate studies They seek the Cracksman everywhere.at (60 min.) (R). ( ^ Wimbledon Tennis: Men's Fin­ Jumble answer on page 16 ® Hogan's Heroes [ESPN] Auto Racing'86 : CART Cleve­ taker, Warren Oates, Jodi Foster. 1973. accidental killing, a young hoodlum strug­ unfold after tw o scientists 6ee to the Afri­ ha c ^ n s one safe after another. Charles als Live coverage from Wimbledon, Eng­ Rated G. 6:45AM (B) Oavey & Goliath Jumble Book No. 31 la available for $2.25 plus 55 canta pottage and handling from land Budweiser Grand Prix From Cleve­ dZ) Remembering UFE LIFE magazine gles to the top of the prison snake pit. can wHderness. Granville Van Dusen, Linda Drake, George Sanders. Dennis Price. land. (6 hrs.) Sean Penn, Ally Sheedy.-Reni Santoni. Jumbla, cJp Ihia newspaper, P.O. Box 4366. Orlando, FL 32602-4366. Include your land, OH. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Live. and the effects that it had on our lives is [USA] Virginian - , Gray. 1980. 1965. 7:00AM CE W e Believe (H ) dZ) Sesame. Street (CC) examined. (60 min.) 1982. Rated R. name, address, zip coda and make your check payable to Newspapatbooks, [H B O ] Bob Dylan in Concert Dylan per­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight [C N N ] Crossfire ' E Robert Schuller 7:30PM (g ) Squara Pegs ® Porky & Bugs forms songs that shaped a generation with [CN N] Newswatch [TM C] MOVIE: The Man With One (S i ® Kiuy^r: We Are the Swamp 12:00A M E CBS News 3:55AM [HBO] m o v i e ; 'T 9 S 4 ' a E 8th Day back-up from To m Petty and the Heart- [ES P N ] Golf: LPGA Mazda Hall of Fame Red Shoe' (C C ) A violinist unwittirtgly be- (46) T h e W o riH ^o m o rro w Kissyfur and his friends are lured into a State worker rebels against the totalitarian breakers before an Australian audience. .comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game Bamaby Jonas E Face-O ff (SD La Santa M isa Classic FromSugarland. TX. (2 hrs.) Live. E government where everyone is under con­ (60 min.) tropical garden in the clouds by a charming between rival spy agencies. To m Hanks. [HBO] HBO Family Playhouse: Sum­ E Jimmy Swaggart stant surveillance. John Hurl. Richard Bur­ dt) Jerry Falwell dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera disease. Lex Barker. Denise Darcel, Va­ buzzard. Lori Singer. Dabney Coleman. 1985. Rated 1 2:00PM (E MOVIE: 'Living Free' [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Passage to India' (CC) m er S w itc h A father and son miraculousty ton, Cyril Cusack. 1964. Rated R. . Ci8) Carrascolendas nessa Brown. 1950. © } Cats and Dogs (CC) PG. GD S U r Trek [C N N ] Daybreak This sequel to 'Born Free' covers the ad­ A young woman and an Indian doctor defy swap bodies for the summer. (60 min.) !20) World Vision ^ W ild Am erica (C C ) (R). ventures encountered in moving Elsa's g D Je m GD CNN Headline News 4:00AM [ U S A ] T N T (60 min.) (R). [D IS ] Welcome to Pooh Corner Indian customs and the ramifications lead, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Don't Cry, h's Only 9:30PM E Hispanic Horizons 22) Jim my Swaggart ® Batman three cubs to a game preserve. Susan to turmoil. Judy Davis, Peggy Ashcroft, g p Christian Childran's Fund 4:10AM [CN N] Showbii WMk [E S P N ] Roller Derby (60 min.) (R), Hampshire, Nigel Davenport, Geoffrey Thun de r' A medic joins a female Army 8:00PM ® Murder, ^ha Wrote (CC) 9 Fight Back With David Horowitz (4p What's Happening Now . Alqc Guinness. 1984. Rated PG. doctor to set up an orphanage for Viet­ (9 Hogan's Hsroes '30] It’s Your Business [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC) Keen. 1972. Jessica is held hostage in a wom an's pri­ [U S A ] Wanted: Dead or AIKre 4:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Rag*' A [D I S ] D T V namese children. Dennis Christopher. Su­ son when the convicts riot over the murdeir 9 MOVIE: Til Taka Swaden' A wealthy 38) Kenneth Copeland ® Temas y Debates (T ) g l) Goodwill Garhes Live coverage of 2:15PM rancher seeks revenge against the army 9:30AM E Face the State san Saint Jam.6$, Roger Aaron Brown. of the prison doctor. (60 min.) (R). 10:00PM E N ew s oil executive takes his daughter to Sweden wihen his young son is accidentally killed [C N N ] Daybreak (57) Secret City m en's and w om en's track & field; men's Major League Baseball: 1982. Rated PG. ( E d§) Leave* It to Beaver 2:30PM Gl) E Liberty Weekend: Cloeing Cere­ E Face Off to break up her romance with a jobless by poison gas. George C. Scott, Richard and women's swimming; men's mara­ New York Yankees at Chicago White [D IS] Mousercise Kids, Incorporated [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Come Back to the 5 & young man. Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld. Basehart, Martin Sheen. 1972. Rated PG. CE Point of View’ thon; and w om en's basketball. (3 hrs.) Sox (2 hrs., 30 min.) m onies (C C ) The closing ceremonies, live GD Independent Network News [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday Dime Jim my Dean, Jimmy Dean' Three from Giant Stadium, feature such stars as Frankie Avalon. 1965. (11) J e m E Robart Schuller ( 9 Insight / Out and a young widow ar^ pursued cross­ [D I S ] M O V IE ; 'S u m p ie r M agic' A family SD Capitol Fourth-1986 Singer Sarah women, whose lives were changed after Elizabeth Taylor, Frank Sinatra, Lionel Ri­ (9 Christian Lifestyle Magazine GD Lome Greene's New Wilderness Vaughan performs with Mstislav Rostro­ the making of the film Giant, are reunited. (§ ) To Be Announced country by government agents. Jeff (38) Ten ne ssee Tuxed o can rent a house cheaply if they will only chie, Shirley Ma(±aine, Willie Nelson, Gene @ ) Connecticut^ Now Bridges, Karen. Allen, Charles Martin (4§) Rev. David Paul enshrine a picture of the owner's allegely MOVIE: 'Brother Orchid' When a povich and the National Symphony O r­ Sandy Dennis. Cher, Karen Black. 1982. Kelly and Kenny Rogers. (3 hrs.) gD MOVIE: 'Edward the King' Smith 1984 Rated PG chestra in” a special live from the Capitol Rated PG. [CN N ] Newsnight dead mother in the living room. Hayley gangster takes refuge In a monastery, he E Straight Talk Alfred Hitchcock Presents (60 min.) Murphy in TV dD Nueva York Ahora lawn in Washington, D C. (90 min.) In gD [U S A ] Sunday Cartoon Express Mills, Burl Ives, Dorothy McGuire. 1963. learns some things about life. Edward G. [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock (R) In Stereo. [DIS] MOVIE: Wily Out West' The Stereo. | [CNN]'Your Money Robinson, Ann Sothern, Humphrey Bogart. GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous ■ boys help an Innocent girl gain her inherit­ 1 1 :0 0 A M E This Week in Connecti­ (S ) Tony Brown's Journal (60 min.) (9 38 on Sports HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - 7:1 5AM ii) Sign On [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents 1940. ^ [D IS] The Raccoons 5:30PM ance from an evil saloon keeper and his cut [C N N ] Nawsmakar Sunday GD Mission: Impossible GD Siempre en Domingo Programs Un- wife. Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, James Stand-up comedian*Ei^ie 7:30AM E Barrio [HBO] Fraggle Rock (CC) gD McLaughlin Group 3:00PM (T) CBS Sports Sunday: Tour Findlayson. 1936. Rated G. E David Toma Show MOVIE: 'The Great Lie' A playboy ido en Progreso Raul Velasco es el arifi- Murphy, who became a movie Celebration of the Eucharist [TM C ] MOVIE: Almost You' (CC) A (M) Buchanan High School: Great Chast­ de France Coverage of the Tour de France 5:40PM [D I S ] Am erica. T h e Beautiful trion de este programs de entretenimiento CE (H ) F T V , marries his true love when his marriage to [E S P N ] Supercross From L. A. Coliseum. man suffering from the strains of daily life ity Experiment bicycle race (60 min.) Through the magic of Disney photography, star and recording artiist, has E Meet the Mayors a concert pianist is proved idegsl. Bette intemacional prc^ucido en Mexico, en el (90 min.) (R). finds himself attracted to his wife’s'physi- @ ) Newsleaders take a trip across the United Stales. cuai se presentan los mas populares artis­ <18) Day of Discovery gZ) Modem M^urity E Goodwill Games (3 hrs.) Davis. Mary Astor. (>eorge Brent. 1941. extended his career to ,TV cal therapist. Brooke Adams. Griffin tes de la farandula Nspana asi como invita- [U S A ] Go For Your Dreams: Cash Flow (S) Three Stooges Major League Baseball: Teams d ) CS @ ss News (30) What About Women Dunne, Karen Young. 1984. Rated R. [CN N] Newsday E GD 6:00PM (31 ® MOVIE:' TTw Fantastic World of Expo production with his newly Conversations With to be Announced (3 hrs.) ' dos especiales de todo el mur>do. (2 hrs.) [ESP N ] SportsCenter (£) Check It Out D.C. Collins’ A 14-year-old boy, who created Eddie Murphy Televi­ The World Tomorrow © ) Mysteryl: Agatha Christis's Part- 1 2:1 5A M E Entartainmant This ® Round Cero Programs deportivo prod- (3D MOVIE: 'Saigon' Romance is mixed . lives out his fantasies as Ns favorite her­ 10:00AM C3D CBS Newt Sunday [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Protocol' (CC) A naive ® S .W .A .T . r>ers in Crim e (C C ) Tom m y and Tuppence Weak ETW spends a day with interna­ sion Enterprises. (40) Little House on the Prairie ucido en la ciudad de Mexico en el cual se with black market activities on an island off oes, becomes entangled in a real nuclear M orning cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ (U) MOVIE; 'The News Beers' A seek to free a young woman f a ls ^ ac­ tional singing star Julio Eglesias, and co­ (41) El Club 700 presentan los momentos culminantes de Saigon. Alan Ladd, Veronica Lake. Doug­ blackmail plot. Gary Coleman, Marilyn Mtirphy announced he bas oine when she is recruited by the State cused of murdering Captain Sessle. (60 anchors Robb Weller and Leeza (ribbons (E MOVIE: 'Gypsy CoH' When a farm los mas memorables partidos de boxeo. las Dick. 1948 rag-teg Little League team improves when McCoo, Bemie Casey. 1984. (R). (6l3 Grace'n Vessels of Christ Ministries couple is forced to sell their daughter's colt Department as a protocol official. Goldi^ a girl pitcher joins the squad. Walter Mat­ • min.) (R).. go on location in Malibu for a special ce­ entered into a long-term @ Nova; Life's First Feelings (CC) The Hawn, Chris Sarandon, Andre Gregory. ^ Chalice of Salvation Nature: Faceof the Deep (CC) A lebrity interview. (60 rNn.) [CN N ] Big Story to a racing stable, the animal undertakes a thau, Tatum O'Neal. 1976. [CN N ] CNN Evening News exclusive agreement with hazardous* 500-mile journey home. Donna emotional development of infants is 1984. Rated PG. ® VegaS spectacular and diverse community of [DIS] You and Me, Kid ^ traced. (60 min.) (R). CS) Avettgara creatures inhabit the surface of the Sar­ [DIS] MOVIE: The Stratton Story' 12:30AM ® OoodwHI Oamta (60 ' Paramount Network Television Corcoran. Ward Bond, Francis Dee. 1954.' [U S A ] All American Wrestling (60 min.) Embajadores de la Musica Coiom- SrnaH Wonder ' Baseball pitcher Monty Stratton refuses to min.) ^ “ [ESPN] SportsCenter gD MOVIE: Hollywood: The Gift of GD gasso Sea near Bermuda. (60 min.) (R). to develop and produce E Jerry Falwell (R |. biana let a tragic accident mark the er>d of Ns gDOww Scott [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tom Sawyer' Twain's Laughter' Part 1. ( 3 ) Sneak P review In Stereo. ® One Day at a Time E Here's Lucy [C N N ] Larry King Weekend career. James Stewart, June AByson, dramatic and comedy series, TV tale of a young boy's life on the Mississippi CE Sunday Mass 1 2:30PM [C N N ] Styla With Elsa Klensch 1 1 :1[0AM *[CN N ] CNN Travel Guide (S) GHO Highlights GD Fiesta de Ubertad (2 hrs.) Frank Morgan. 1949. movies and specials. The River IS musically adapted. Johnny W hi­ (H) Super Sunday CS) Que Pasa, USA? [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: (3 ) MOVIE: 'ElaphMt Walk’ A young En­ g D G oodwin G am es Tape delayed cover­ 12:45A M [HBO] MOVIE i 'Nkija III; taker. Warren Oates, Jodi Foster. 1973. 1 1 : 1 S A M g l ) Para G ente Grande Vivo., Mouseketeer Reunion A reunion celebra­ [ESPN] Americe's Cup Challenge properties will not necrasarily (3D Peter Popoff g $ Fourth Estate glish brido|ias dtfhculty adjusting to life on age of men's and wom an's t r a ^ & field; The Domination' A young woman, pos­ desde Mexico. Richard Rocha es el anfi- tion with music, .memories and magic with Downunder (60 min.) . I Love Lucy (M) Bob Uecker's Wacky World of Irar husberKl's Ceylonese tea plamation. men's basketball; ^and women's modem sessed by an evil spirit, commits a ssriea involve Murphy’s participation trion de esie programs ganador del premio the original members of the Mickey Mouse [USA] Cover Story (R). QD S7) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood Sports Club. (60 min.) Elizabeth Taylor, Dana Andrews, Peter pentetNon. (3 hrs.) of grisly murders. Lucinda Dickey. Jordan as a performer. Emmy en el que presents acontecimientos Finch. 1954. Bennet, Sho Kosugi. 1984. Rated R. recientes en los Estados Unidos. (105 ® Spotlight on Government [CN N ] Prime News 10:30P^ E New Jersey Psople C h a n n e l s Underdog - [H B O ] M O V IE :' 'Steel' Ten daredevil The comedian’s contract is in min.) GD No Empujen Programs comico con ■ Christian Science Monitor R apo^ 12:50AM [MAX] m o v i e : 'Th e T e r­ (4Q) W .V. Grant gZ) Romagrtolis' Table construction workers race against time to [ESPN] Surfing: O.P. Pro Surfing GD addition to Paramount’s exclu­ Raul Astor. m inator' (C C ) In the year 2029, the rulers [CNN] CNN Investigative Report finish a skyscraper before a critical dead­ Championships Coverage from Hunting- (9 Jimmy Swaggart WFSB Hartfortf, C T ) [D IS] Wind in the Willows line. Jennifer O'Neill. Lee’Majors, George ( ^ Austin City limits: George Strait/ ton Beech. (6 0 min.) (R). of Earth devise the ultimate plan that will sive long-term deal with Eddie 1 1:30AM E the Nation 9 Ask the Manager WNEW . New York. NY $ [ESP N ] Auto Racing ' : Formula One [DIS] Mouse Factory Kennedy. 1980. Rated PG. T h e KandaNs Tonights show features reshape the future by changing the past. 86 E Liberty Cup Celebrity Regatta High­ [H BO ] PhHip Marlowe, Private Eye: Murphy Productions for feature WTNH New Haven, CT 9 George Strait and the KendaNs. (60 min.) In [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Arnold S ch w a rze n e g ^, Linda Hamilton, Grand Prix From Paul Ricard, France. 12 lights of the celebrity regatta held in New [ESPN] N F L Superstars (R). [TM C] MOVIE: 'Maria's Lovers' A Smart-Aieck KiN (CC) Marlowe investi­ films. ■ i WOR New York. NY 9 Stereo. Michael Biehn. 1984. Rated R. hfs.) York Harbor on June 18th. [M AX] MOVIE: Moving Violations' wom an's life is ruled by the men around gates the death of a movie star. (60 rran.) WPIX New York, NY 11:00PM ® ® (3) ® @ N e w . - 11 [HBO] M O V IE : 'M a sk' (C C ) A disfigured (CC) A moronic group of students strug­ her. Nastassja Kinski, John Savage. Robert g D K i d e p T V WTXX Waterbury. CT E ® This Week With David Brinkley E Sports Extra I t O O A M E Music City, U.8 .A. 20 teen strives to lead a normal life with the gles to graduate from traffic school. John Mitchum. 1984. Rated R. 8:30PM (9) AKcg WWLP Springfield. M A [CN N ] Newswatch E MOVIE: 'The Producers' A has-been 22 help of his strong-willed mother. Cher, Eric E The World Tomorrow Murray. Jennifer Tilly, James Keach. [U SA ] Lancor E Th# Worfd Tomorrow WEDH Hartford; CT 74 [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Barbarella' A woman's [D IS ] Animals in Action theatrical producer end his accountant Su^tz. Sam Elliott 1985.-Rated PG-13. (11) MOVIE: 'Ride 'em Cowboy' Abbott 1985. Rated PG-13. GDOddCoupte WVIT Hartford. CT 70 innocence is lost in space when she's in­ [D IS] Ben and Me A church ^ partner scheme to make more profit from a and Costello travel out west and the fun [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Starman' (CC) An alien 8:35PM WSBK Boston. MA [M A X ] MOVIE: Karate Kid' (CC) When troduced to a series of psychedelic, mouse believes he's the mouse behind the GD The Untouchables flop than a Nt. Zero Mostel, Gene-Witder, 31 1:00PM CE) MOVIE’, -city on Fire- A . and e young wkfow are pursu^ cross­ WGGB Springfield, MA a teenager it bullied, a Japanese handy­ begins. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Eliaf itz- techno-sex pleasures. Jane Fortda, David man when he helps Ben Franklin with a ■ Kenneth Mars. 1967. 4 0 gerald. 1942. former, oil refinery employee's vengeful country by government agents. Jeff (9 Newsmakars WXTV Paterson, NJ man leaches him about self-confidence Hammings, Ugo Tognazzi. 1968. number of experiments. 41 scheme rages out of control when leaking Bridges, Keren AUen, (Shades Martin @ State W e 're In GD Teles from the Xiefkside WGBY Springfield. MA 17 and karate Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki Mor- (ID Wall Street Journal Report . chemicals ignite an entire city. Barry New­ 3:30PM ® This Week in Baseball Smith. 1984. Rated PG. ® MOVIE: ‘FintSteps' (CC) [TM C ] MOVIE: Almost You' (CC) A WTIC Hartford, CT «1 ita, Elitabelh Shoe 1984. man, Susan Clark, Henry Fonda. 1979. 9:00PM gD Goodwill (Semes Tape delayed cover­ (24) Capitol Journal A bk>-er>gir>eer work with computer ^ec- man suffering from the strains of dsHy life CNN Cable Ne.ws Ntw rk (CNMl GD Esta Semana en Beisbol '8 age of men's basketball; and men's and 10:10AM [C N N ] On the Menu* [C N N ] Bportsweek [U S A ] Monroae trodes leads to a 23-year-old paraplegic finds himself attracted to Ns wife’s physi­ DISNEY Disney Channel iO iti wonr>en's swimming. (60 min.) E Phil Silvers 4:00PM E Golf: Sammy Davis Jr. • taking her first steps at her college gradiia- cal therapist. Brooke Adams, GrHfin ESPN Sports Network CIJ M a«t the Mayors [TM C] MOVIE; 'The Man With One E C B S N e w s [C N N ] Inside Business 1 0:30AM GD Keys to Success Greater Hartford Open Coverage from 6:30PM tion. Judd Hirsch, Amy Steel, Kim Darby. Dunne, Karen Young. 1984 Rated R. HBO Home Box Office iMtO; Red S hoe ' (C C ) A violinist unwittingly be­ rtt) ThrM Stoogtfs the Tournament Players Club, Cromwell, E ® Ted Knight Show 1985. (R). [ESP N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) CINEMAX Cinemax 'MAX. comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game (3D MOVIE: 'The Road Hustlers' A story [U S A ] Best of Money. Money Talaphona Auction C T. (2 hrs.) •YMC Movie Channel ITMC-' between rival spy agencies. To m Hanks, of m odem day moonshine running in North EMuppats E In the Black [HBO] MOVIE: 'Bkwd Simple' (CC) A and South Carolina. Jim Davis, Scott 1 : 1 0 A M [CNN] hm Mi WMk USA USA Network tUtAi (20) M O V IE . 'T h « Slava Glri' The people Lori Singer. Dabney Coleman. 1985. Rated & NBC Nightly News Love Boat jealous husband Nres a seedy private eye PG.. Brady. Bruce Yamell. 1969. GD to murder N s estranged wife and her lover of a village are buffering from a strange Continued... g $ FamUy Classics 1:1 S A M ® Rohki'. N«.t (9 ) MOVIE: 'Al Capon#' The story of the M. Emmet Walsh. Dan Hedaya, John Getz notorious gertgland boss is told. Rod 1984. Rated R. 1 :3 0 A M ® Dmid SuMkiod W EEKEND PLUS. Friday. July 4, 1986 - 16 W EEKEND PLUS, Friday, July 4, 1986 FREE ZONE by Winthrop Prince [USA] Liar's Club 17 Sexuality 3:30PM (3D She Ra Princess of Power W eekdays (3D Transformers E Tennessee Tuxedo E Q.1. Joe E Wild, Wild World of Animals 5:00AM CS V sHm I Programs (3D Varied Programs E Challerga of the Gobots C £ CNN Hsadlins News He-Man E Wild Worid of Animals GI) One Step Beyond (3) He-Man & Masters of the Universe Can daddies have the babies now? EG o BoU [CNN] Crossfire [CNN] Business Day [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner [U SA] Movie e [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer \ [U SA] Joker's Wild J By Dr. June Relnisch ovulation (release of mature 5:30AM dD Veried Progrwns [ESPN] Nation's Business Today 4:00PM dD Hawaii Five-0 eggs) d ) CNN Headline News 8:00AM dD Jayce and the Wheeled (3D He-Man & Masters of the Universe In the situation you describe, (33) Independent Network News Warriors D E A R D R . R E IN IS C H : My 3^ Some researchers have speculated that (3D Sale of the Century the failure to m enstruate for six GS Agricultural News husband claim s that it is now CJ (H) ® Challenge of the Gobots • dD VegoS months does not usually indicate ® Jim fit Tammy GD Polka Dot Door scie n tificaiiy possibie for a man it is possible for a man to ‘have a baby’ — E G . I . Joe Kinsey a serious health problem . Inspector Gadget to have a baby. He says that the @ Morning Stretch (38) My Favorite Martian However, if you also have signs that is, to gestate a fetus inside his body for [CNN ] Showbiz Today (O) Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood fertiiized egg is put inside a Report ( E Transformers of galactorrhea (secreting a GDGoBots man’s body just iike they do for 6:00AM d ) C B S Early Morning News E Divorce Court nine months. [CNN] Daybreak women who can’t get pregnant fluid from the breast.s), you ( D New Zoo Revue E E Sesame Street (CC) [DjS] Donald Duck Presents the usuai way. Is that true? should consult an endocrinolo­ d ® ABC News This Morning E E Quincy [USA] USA Cartoon Express gist. This would suggest the m Jimmy Swaggart E She Ra Princess of Power femaie hormona) ieveis are possibility of a disorder of the (3D ® ) Varied Programs 8:30AM (3D The Flintstones E El Mundo del Espectaculo D E A R R E A D E R : Some necessary for pregnancy. In an d ) Romper Room , researchers have specuiatcd pituitary gland that needs tobe (3i CNN Headline News E M.A.S.K. experim ent in which an em bryo fertility is constant. and psychological sex differen­ ^ Scooby Doo that it is possibie for a man to treated as early as possible. • Porky Pig (3D [CNN ] Newsday was im pianted in a mate Another important time for ces occur and how to best help (3D Romper Room and Friends . ’’have a baby” — that is. to (3) 20 Minute Workout [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club baboon, feta) deveiopment was the establishment of sex individuals who display the Heathcliff gestate a fetus inside his body GD El Club 700 [U SA ] Dullseye norma) during the first four differences is at puberty, when various disorders associated 3-2-1. Contact (CC) for nine months. Differences GD Superfriends 4:1 5PM (3D varied Programs months of pregnancy (the point the gonads (overies or testicles) with being male, female or a . [CNN ] Daybreak (^ Sesame Street (CC) The first step wouid-probabiy 4:30PM dD @ ) Thundarcats at which the experim ent DEAR DR. REINISCH: T keep flood the body with high levels of mixture of both. [DIS] Mickey Mouse Club GD M.A.S.K. be in vitro fertiiization. Eggs CSD People's Court ceased). This experiment is reading that everyone starts out male hormones (androgens) or [ESPN ] Aerobicsi Bodies in Motion (R). [DIS] Dumbo’s Circus from a woman and sperm from E Private Benjamin cited as proof that an em bryo alike, as fem ales, and that you female hormones (estrogens). [U SA] Room 222 9:00AM dD Love Boat a man wouid be m ixed in a giass E Room 222 can im piant on an interna) get a boy baby only if the As you can im agine, m any ( D Brady Bunch dish, w^ere conception wouid Drug effects 6:30AM d) Daybreak E WKRP in Cincinnati surface, deveiop a functioning hormones are the right mix. different things can go wrong at dD Fat Albert & Cosby Kids (3D Donahue occur and an embryo wouid be E Gumby Show ^ piacenta and produce its own Supposedly, the same tissues any point in the com plicated, D E A R D R . R E IN IS C H : / (3) 700 Club (3D Little Rascals 10:30AM OD Divorce Court E Andy Griffith E Novala: El Angel Caido deveioped to the eight-ceii stage. can become.either male genitals lengthy process of sexual ^ Someone told me that some Ask Washington ^ . hormones. G ivin g fem aie (33) Great Space Coaster dD Partridge Family E The Jetsons The m an’s abdomen wouid be or female genitals. differentiation. For example, m edicines can interfere with Ihe Catholic Religion 2:00PM dD ® One Ufe to Live hormones to the man m ight not (3 i 20 Minute Workout (iD Best Talk in Town [DIS] Varied Programs su rg ica iiy opened and the effectiveness of birth-control @ ) Sesame Street (CC) (3D Let's Make a Deal be necessary. Is this true? The difference it ’s possible for a person to have Woody Woodpecker (3D CNN Headline News [USA] Jackpot embryo wouid be attached to the More Real People E I Love Lucy Mate pregnancy m ay be between men and women seem fem ale external genitals and pills. True? Which ones.’ 5S) NBC News at Sunrise G5) Sale of the Century 5:00PM dD Three's Company omentum (a fatty tissue that (3fll Fat Albert E E Another World feasibie. but it^remains risky. much more complicated than some fem ale internal organs (M) Vdtron, Defender of the Universe @ GD Reading Rainbow (CC) Heckle & Jeckle/Deputy Dawg dD E Charlie's Angels hangs in front of the intestines). that. DEAR READER; Yes. El Ministerio de Jimmy Swaggart Little House on the Prairie E And there are aiso major ethica) (such as a uterus and F allo p ian (13) (E) Alice dD Jeopardy When the fetus is fuiiy Presents © ) Lost in Space GD Novela: Esparandote questions concerning in vitro lubes), but lack functioning several groups of drugs can GD The Nevy Card Sharks C5D Police Woman deveioped. a second surgeqit.''^ ffl) Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors [CNN] Daywatch E We're Cooking Now fertiiization and transpiantation DE a K r .^ D E R : The ovaries to produce estrogen and reduce Ihe effectiveness of oral [USA] Gong Show E Eight Is Enough iike a Cesarean section, wouid [CNN] Business Morning [DIS] You and Me. Kid [CNN ] Nowaday of human em bryos in women. process of differentiation is eggs. This condition, called contraceptives. Among these 1 1:00AM d) Price Is Right [USA] Alive & Weill (3D Wendy and Me remove the baby. Aithough this [DIS] Mousercise 9:30AM d) Leave It to Beaver Unti) those issues are settied, complex, but It’s true that, Turner’s syndrome, usually is ’ are such commonly prescribed (3D Gilligan’s Island E Happy Days * type of mate pregnancy has not [ESPN] Nation's Business Today (j^G idget 2:30PM,(3D Capi^i the technoiogy probabiy wii) not during the first few weeks of not discovered until a young antibiotic's as am pieillin and (3D A Perfect Match E M»A»S»H yet been attempted with [USA] Good Morning World GD The Munsters dD Dating Oan>a be tried with human mates. development, male and female woman fails to m enstruate at lelracyeline. Some t-ranquiliz- dD Bewitched E E Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood humans, various pieces of 6:45AM d ) News Jimmy Swaggart GD Tom & Jerry em bryos are anato m ically the puberty. ers, antihistam ines and other (3D Movie E Benson (^ (g) Weather E Great Space Coaster scientific evidence suggest that same. The only difference at In a different exam ple, the •types of m edications are al.so Break the Bank E People's Court (3D Flamingo Road E Porky & Bugs it might work. involved. 7:00AM d ) CBS Morning News (S) Journal E Novela: Vhrir un Poco Not umisual that stage is'in the chromosomes genitals appear female-like at (E) Beverly Hillbillies E Joy of Painting There are 24 documented (Tl Inspector Gadget GD Hoy Mismo carried by the sperm that birth. However, at puberty, The reverse is also true: Oral @ (M Wheel of Fortune E Monkees ( D Good Momirrg Anwrica (CC). Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood Guiding Light ^cases in which pregnancy in DEAR DR. REINISCH; Six fertilized the e^g (which w ill testicles descend into the contraceptives can reduce the * & GD Varied Programs 3:00PM dD [CNN] Newswatch Heathcliff [DIS] Vari^ Programs Gumby Show women occurred after a months ago I went off grow into either-a male or labia-scrolum and produce effectiveness of other drugs, for (3D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous (3D [DIS] New) Animal World: Bird Parad- Carrascolendas * « isa hysterectomy (surgica) remova) birth-control pitts after taking fem ale). example, anticoagulants and (3D 10:00AM C3D Hour Magazine GD Grandes Novelas: Cuarulo los Hljos (3D E testosterone, which triggers She Ra Princess of Power dD Bionic Woman sa Van d) Hawaii Five-0 [ESPN] Varied Programs of the uterus) because an egg them for iO years straight. Since If the sperm carried an X development of such male antidepressants. ^ Today (3D Sally Jessy Raphael ,5fGD Lov* Connection (3D The Jetsons [USA] Chain Reaction fertiiized before surgery then I have not had m y period at chromosome (the m essage to physical a llrib u le s as a deep The list of drug interactions is dD GD Sesame Street (CC) dD Monkees [U SA] That Girl E Rocky and Friends 5:30PM CD dD E ® News became trapped in a Faiiopian at). M y doctor says this is not grow a female). the embryo will voice, phallus and facial hair. extensive Whenever you are tube or escaped into the unusuaiYbut I am quite (S) Superfriends GD Odd Couple 11:30AM (3D Divorce Court E Scooby Doo E Topper develop ovaries, a clitoris and Most people have heard tales gelling a prescription, tell your ® Good Morning America E E Santa Barbara woman’s abdomen during concerned. Is this norma)? 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Pseudohermaphrod­ lake Ihe m edication. Seel Island [DIS] Dumbo's Circus 7:30AM d) Plasticman (^ Beachcombers [USA] All Star Blitz organs). However, in one ing ora) contraceptives. About 3 ovaries to become testicles itism is more common; in this Or collect all of your [U SA] Madama's Place d ) Straight Talk GD Press Your Luck instance.- a woman carried an percent of women experience instead. The testicles then instance, a person has the medications and ask a [USA] Make Me Laugh (3D GD Robotech 11:40AM [DIS] Varied Programs entire pregnancy without a proionged amenorrhea (absence secrete testosterone and other internal organs of one sex. while pharm acist to cheek whether 12:00PM dD dD d) (S) News uterus and deiivered a heaithy of menstrua) fiow) that iasts for chem icals that are found in the external organs look iike they reduce your contraceptive GD Maiv Griffin wmm baby gir). six months to two years. higher amounts in m ales than those of the opposite sex, protection and what you should (E) [USA] Varied F^ograms Moreover, there are about Moreover, if your periods were females. Fortunately, many disorders do about it. Most pharmacists Puzzle Solutions Super Password • Fill in ^ missing letters in 1.000 known cases in which a irregular before you slarled the If lhe.se horm onal chem icals of sex differentiation can now he colleel Ihe most current ® Break the Bank fertiiized egg has wandered into . pills, you probably also would be are at male levels, the same corrected or eontrofled by . information about drug interac­ ® GD Ryan's Hope the words” below. the abdomina) cavity of women irregular after stopping them. tissue that would have m ade up fnedical treatment with hor­ tions. m GD Grandes Novelas: Manana as Prt- who stii) have a uterus. Nine M any factors can be involved mavera the female external sex organs mones. Plastic surgery of the percent of these abdomina) in am enorrhea, including age Sesame Street (CC) E □ develops instead into the glans genitals and body can also be ''pregnancies aiso have resuited (nearing the menopause), some answer [CNN] take 2 (tip of the penis). penis and done to help the patient nfiake [ESPN] Aerobics: Bodies in Motion (R). , in the birth of heaithy babies. medications, weight loss and scrotum. the best overall adjustment. Answec 101 IKIYI □ These incidents have estab- em otional stress. If you . ^ - 4 ^ : 3 0 P M (3D Young anci the Rastlass There are many other steps No di.scu.ssion of structural or Send questions to discontinued the p ills in order to BOTTLE OUTLAW DIVIDE^ dD @ ) Lovirrg '■ iished that a uterus is not that must occur in the hormonal .sex differences is get pregnant, you m ay want to Dr, Reinl^ch in care of BEADLE MISLAY FECUND (3D Varied Programs absoiuteiy required for a development of male and female complete without acknowledg­ IE) ( E Search for Tomorrow (CC) pregnancy, but do not answer , consult a fertility specialist internal and external sex ing the psychological aspects of The Kinsey Report, What a belly dancer can be E Dick Van Dyke other questioilS. such as whether about determing the status of organs B y about the 12th week sex. A person can have expected to do— P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet after conception, the external completely normal male’ [ESPN] Fashion America Now rearrange the genitals have form ed to the chromosomes, male internal mington, Ind. 47402 TWIDDLE HER 1:00PM dD ® All My CMIdren letters you filled in extent that sex differences are and external .sex organs, and Volume of mail prohib­ □□□□□ □□□o:a MIDDLE dD Joker's Wild to spell the name of visible. m ale levels of hormones and its personal replies, □ o q; o: □ :o (3D Movie Male pregnancy may be feasible, but it While these changes are still insist that he is a fam ele — ; o ; □ □ □ □ □ □ ( E E Days of Our Lives A5HOU) taking place, hormones are also that he feels like a woman but questions of □ : o ;d d □ □ □ □ E Wa'ra Cooking Now remains risky. And there are also major having an impact on other trapped in a m an’s body. The general interest may Ju m b le on p ag e 14 E Beverly Hillbillies MEREDITH BAXTER structures, such as the brain and reverse of this gender-identity GD Mis Huaspades ethical questions concerning in vitro BIRNEY various glands. This difference conflict (feeling like a man be discussed in future E [DIS] Varied Programs fertilization and transplantation of human in hormonal levels leads to other trapped in a woman’s body) also columns. 1:30PM OD As the World Turns sex differences, such as the fact occurs. Both instances are, T V p u zzle on p ag e 10 JIV'.aaWSW ‘ h a s t ? 'NttMXPYSU dD Tic Tac Dough 'xcaa 3Hi-rto \SOjcxri Ai embryos in women, ff that female fertility is cyclic known as transsexualism . E Varied Programs (with m onthly egg release and Researchers are still trying to menstruation). while male determ ine how both physical WEEKEND PLUS. Friday. July.4. 1986 18 Trends WEEKEND PLUS. Friday'; July 4, 1986 19 Trends

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Dr. Meahl says. “They comes home. not anyone’s idea o f a complete She says parents are especially At the School-Age Child Care were lonesome and they needed Dr. Peterson-Homer says there answer to these fam ilies’ needs, worried about commuting time, Project at Wellesley College in ■ somebody to talk to.” are three things parents should they are a positive step and o f when they can't be reached, proven value to parents and Massachusetts, Dale Fink, a Volunteers are essential to the know about use o f warmlines: even for emergencies. Parents children. project associate, believes operation of a warmline. Jean 1. There’s someplace your are also telling their babysitters For a free brochure on safety Warmlines help children stay cool warmlines could give people a Rathgeb, coordinator of child can call for emergencies or about warmlines-for times when just to talk. tips for kids, .send a false sense o f security. “ W e volunteers fqr Boone Hospital f ^ they can't be easily 2. There’ s no reason to feel self-addressed, stamped envelope look on them with mixed Center in Columbia, sees to it reached.“There's a comfort in the closeness o f your to National Institute for Latchkey emotions,” he says. “ They can that the hospital’ s PhoneFriend knowing we're available.” relationship to your child will be Children, P.O, Box 682, Glen Community volunteers lend a helping ear to working parents certainly be helpful, but we is ready when the children call. Rhoads said. compromised. Echo, Md. 20812. worry that'Communities with Rathgeb said that answering the In State College, Pa., Dr. 3. When you get home, talk For the PhoneFriend manual warmlines might begin to feel warmline is a challenge. “ It can By Jack Wax children who take care o f Helen Meahl, a family with your child. Develop a on starting a PhoneFriend prowlers or possible sexual categories of calls that children involve life and death situations. they’ ve solved the problem o f be exhausting,” she says. “ It themselves for part o f the day abuse. sociologist who directs latchkey children. TTiere are routine o f finding out for warmline in your community, make to the local warmline. Dr. Thomas J. Long, can be draining when you take t’s 4;30 in the afternoon are s t r in g to talk — to Most warmlines are open for PhoneFriend Central and who is many children who need more yourself how your child's day send $17 plus $3 for handling One category o f calls is “ the associate professor o f education one call,after another with no and the phone rings. A community volunteers who lend calls between 2:3D to 5,-30 also in charge o f the local State was. and postage to PhoneFriend, minor domestic emergency." at Catholic University of than a voice at the end o f the break.” volunteer who has been a helping ear to working parents Monday through Friday College PhoneFriend, agrees. " phone.” The U.S. Census Bureau P.O. Box 73.S, State College, Children have called becau.se America in Washington, D.C., Rathgeb puts all volunteers ’• trained to listen and their families. Parents can afternoons, even in the summer. “ Parents receive us very well, estimates that about 4 million Pa. 16803. ■ they have lost something o f their and also president o f the PhoneFriend, the first through a screening interview. carefully and kindly to breathe a little easier when a In Chicago, Kids' Line is open “ she says. “ It helps just to wamline complete with a parents' or have broken National Institute for Latchkey Those who pass go on to take a children picks up the warmline is started in their seven days a week, 24 hours a know we're here, even if their training program, was set up in something or even becau.se a dog Children, tells o f a warmline call two-hour training session. phone.I “ PhoneFriend,” he says. community. day. Last year it received 31,000 kids don't use us. A lot o f vomited on the sofa. “ Shoes get that saved a life. State College, Pa., in January PhoneFriend volunteers learn “This is Sam.” A warmline improves the calls. employers (ell parents they don’ t 1982. Since then PhoneFriends lost all the time,” Dr. In the first months o f empathetic listening skill. They At the other end o f the line safety and quality o f time for In Columbia, M o., I visited want their children calling them have sprouted in at least 139 Peterson-Homer says. “The operation o f a warmline in are trained to reinforce what there are giggles, maybe, or these children. Warmlines are PhoneFriend, sponsored by unless it’s an emergency. W e communities. No one knows the child is concerned and afraid Norfolk, Va., a girl o f about 7 parents have told their children. tears. Sometimes the children sponsored and run by local Boone Hospital Center and get a lot of calls from children exact number o f warmlines in he'll get into trouble.” or 8 called for help. She had Also, they learn who to call in whtTcall PhoneFriend or any o f communities. When a child KOMU-TV. TTie calls on two wanting to know if something’s the United States. Dr. Maehl, Social concerns make up the been bathing her infant brother emergency situations. the other emerging warmline needs adult contact and needs it phonelines average 120 a week. an emergency.” PhoneFriend’s project director, second category. This is the type while her mother was at work. Some communities team services have heard strange fast, a trained listener is there to Some child-care experts are says she has sent out more than Children clearly want what the o f call where the child says After putting the child in the senior citizens up with noises in their house and they’re help. Problems can be small, less enthusiastic about the 9(j0 manuals on how to set up a warmlines have to offer. something like “ My best friend water she had gone away for a warmlines. Dr. Long says scared. Other times they may like a question about cleaning spreading network o f warmlines. PhoneFriend. When one Warmlines are so new that is mad at me and says I stink.” few moments, only to find him there's a Grandma Please line have a j^oke they want to share. spilled milk, or they can be Dr. Thomas J. Long says, community starts a warmline, little research has been done Or the child may say, “ I'm face down in the tub when she involving 40 senior citizens. He Across America school-age serious, like worries about “ Warmlines are obviously not it’ s not unusual for neighboring about them. One researcher who lonely.” returned.'The warmline says with this type o f line thinks we can learn a lot about The third type o f call goes volunteers walked her through children start building children's needs by studying under Dr. Peterson-Homer’s the steps that saved the infant. relationships with some o f the warmlines is Dr. Lizette te m p o r ^ label o f “ neat .stuff.” Parents need all the help they grandparents. Peterson-Homer, a child She says these are calls o f kids can get and so are glad to have Should parents be worried Problems can be small, like a question psychologist. She's currently who just want to chat. “ They're warmlines available to their about their children's use o f studying the warmline that Warmlines are obviously not the answer not concerned or upset. The children. Dixie Rhoads, head u warmlines? “ N o ,” says Dr. about cleaning spilled milk, or they can be serves Columbia. Dr. child has a positive feeling. He's pediatrics nurse and coordinator (for latchkey children). When a child is Peterson-riomer. “There’s a Peterson-Homer, an associate serious, like worries about prowlers or not calling because he's lonely.” of'the Columbia PhoneFriend, need for children to have - professor at the University of Warmlines are serious, says, “ W e 'v e had a lot o f alone and can’t contact his mother, they’re somebody to talk with, and it Missouri, said in a recent vyorthw'hile service^. Children possible sexual abuse, fe^b a ck from parents. They say doesn't have to be somebody the interview that her research is have called them for help with a reasonable substitute. child has a personal relationship beginning to indicate three main emergencies. Sometimes they Contlnutd... with.” t' WEEKEND PLUS. Friday. July 4. 1986 20 Health 21 The Curious Shopper WEEKEND PLUS, Friday. July 4. 1986 Women and smoking: There’s no such thing as a|l de-caf The statistics on lung canger are grim Experts say a little caffeine remains in every coffee bean

. By Sonja Heinze juice from a clay pitcher made By DJ. Moore of the same chemistry as that in Mexico. produced by car exhausts and I drank coffee for a good many “It may interest you to young woman in a can cause death quickly if yean, but two yean ago know,” adds Stoewsand, that 1926 Chesterfield inhaled in excessive discovered I ’m allergic to only about 8 percent of lead is advertisement isn't concentration," warn Bragg and ctffeine^ I ’m also allergic to dte absorbed in adults, as compared. smoking, but she begs, Hughes. decaffeinated coffees. Are there to about 40 percent in children, "Blow some my way." Pregnant smokers are risking a any kinds o f coffee that are 100 when this metal is taken as great deal. Five minutes after a percent ceffeine-free? I ’ve tried inadvertent contaminants of A In 1934 Eleanor pregnant woman smokes two several substitutes purchased at Roosevelt attracted attention by foods and beverages.” cigarettes, the fetus’s heart rate health-food stores, but they are smoking in public. By 1940 the increases and breathing rate pretty bad. Virginia Zinser, ^ tobacco companies had waged decreases. Nicotine is found in HOWJS MSG MADE? • ' • Portland, Ore. You luive discussed full-scale marketing campaigns the breast milk of smoking Coffee beans contain about I monosodium glutamate (MSG) to capture female interest in mothers. to 2 percent caffeine, depending in your column, but never how smoking. Maternal smoking may retard on the variety of the bean. When it’s actually made and what it Unfortunately, the campaigns the baby’s physical, intellectual coffee is decaffeinated, not all of comes from. Please explain. worked. Today nearly as many and behavioral development; it the caffeine is removed. When a N.R. Happy, Dearborn, Mich. women smoke as do men. And increases the chances of label says the coffee is 97 Richard Cristol, executive among adole.scents age 17 to 19, miscarriage, premature delivery, percent caffeine-free, that means director of the Glutamate the percentage of female stillbirth, low birthweight, 97 ^rcent of the 1 to 2 percent Association, tells us tha MSG is smokers is higher than that of deformities such as cleft palate that exists in the coffee beans. made from molasses which is male smokers. and harelip, and death of the Estimate new cancer cases and deaths for females associated with The amount of caffeine derived from sugar beets or In 1980 about 26,500 infant during the first few remaining in decaffeinated sugar cane. Bacteria, oxygen, American women died of lung weeks. Several recent studies cigarette smoking, 1985 coffee is quite insignificant vitamins and minerals are added cancer — an average of 73 link sudden infant death unless, of course, one is allergic to molasses. As the bacteria women a day. For the first time, syndrome (SIDS) to maternal to caffeine. grows, the broth is further lung cancer has surpassed breast smoking. Estimated- Estimated evaporated and refined. It is technically impos­ cancer as the leading cause of Betty Chateauvert, consumer Like all smokers, women who new cases deaths representative with General Hydrochloric acid (an acid sible to remove 100 cancer deatfAi among women. smoke incur other major health also found in your stomach) is The, incidence of other cancers Foods, ntakers of Maxwell risks, such as chronic bronchitis, House coffee, states, “To date it then added, wire: crystallizes percent of the caffeine (such as Cancer of the pancreas, pulmonary emphysema, allergies All sites 455,000 213,000' the broth. What you have theifis larynx, mouth, esophagus, is technically impossible to and still retain the and ulcers. remove 100 percent of the cmde glutamic acid, an amino bladder and kidney) is two to According to 1980 statistics, a Lung 46,000 38,600 desired flavor and nine times higher in women who caffeine and still retain the acid commonly found in most pack-a-day smoker — regardless Pancreas x 12,200 11,700 desired flavor and aroma. foods. These crystals are further aroma. smoke than in women who do of sex — costs an employer not smoke (see the Bladder 11,000 3,500 Attempting to remove more processed and converted to MSG $336 to $601 more than a caffeine becomes increasingly through the use of sodium crickets. ^ accompanying table). A study at nonsmoker does in absenteeism Oral 9,400 3,050 CALORIES IN of water and dry mustard into Emory University showed that costly and problematic.” hydroxide. Color is removed Flora Cline, Clovis, Calif.: and medical costs. Whether a with activated carbon. It’s PITA BREAD them and let stand for several women who have smoked for at Kidney & To Chateauvert’s knowledge, “Spray the inside of your hours.” housewife or employed outside there are no plans to produce a ultimately dried, screened, Enjoy your column! Some of least 12 years increase their the home, if you are among the other urinary 7,200 3,500 tank-type vacuum cleaner, the my sixth grade girls and / are chances of getting cervical 100 percent caffeine-free packed and shipped. disposable bag or Alters with a 24 million women in this on a diet. We wondered if you I read an article about cashews cancer almost thirteenfold. Esophagus 2,800 2,400 product. It’s a complicated process and flea and trick spray. Don’t use a could find out the number of country who smoke,' you spend that said they are seeds o f the The 1979 Surgeon General’s is not made anywhere in the powder — it will get into the air calories in one slice o f pitd> about 17 percent more days ill in Larynx 2,000 650 poison ivy plant. Please . Report clearly susbtantiates that WINE SAFE United States. All MSG is you breathe. The vacu^jned up bread. It’s never given on the bed that does a woman who All tobacco IN LEAD CRYSTAL? imported. eggs, when they hatch in a few package. Esther Wing, St. explain. Mffalda Donato, coronary heart disease occurs does not smoke. A pack-a-day Waterbary, Conn. more often in women who Is it true that wine should not days, should die from the Francis Cabrini Elementary habit costs about $400 a year. related 81,900 53,250 (Zashews do not come from smoke, A study of 446,000 be served in a lead crystal glass READERS' FEEDBACK: spray.” School, Allen Park, Mich. The increasing number of or punch bowl because the FLEAS According to the “Nutrition poison ivy plants. The plant is women between the ages of 40 women smokers has been only botanically related to and 79 found that women who SOURCE; acidity o f the wine somehow In response to a previous BAD TASTE Almanic” published by Nutrition attributed to such diverse causes causes the lead from the crystal column in which a reader IN FROZEN NUTS Search, Inc., there are, poison ivy, much the same-way smoke a pack a day had twice as advertising that associates American Cancer Society I pack walnuts and almonds in tomatoes are botancially related the risk of a fatal heart attack as to be released by the wine? expressed exasperation because surprisingly, 140 calories in one smoking with true womanhood Miriam Kolkey, Daytona of a flea problem in her home, the freezer and they always slice of whole-wheat pita bread. to belladonna and the deadly women who don’t smoke. (“You’ve come a long way, develop a bad taste. Is there You could have fooled me. nightshade plant. Women who smoke low-tar Beach, Fla. we received the following baby”) and to the liberation of any way I can pack them Pita bread is a flat. Middle Cashews grow on trees and and low-nicotine cigarettes •“Coming Glass,” advises suggestions; women. Gilbert Stoewsand, professor of without getting this taste? Eastern-style bread that is also develop in a strange way, which reduce their risk of heart attacks Beatrice Mungo. Lorean Julian, Modesto, Caff. known as “pocket bread.” In a is on the outside tip of the somewhat but are still under The fear of gaining weight toxicology at (Tomell University, Rosenhoyn, N.J.: “Use prevents many women from the fetus. “has done quite a bit of work on Linda Garcia of the recipe given in the “Dictionary cashew apple, which is also greater danger than nonsmokers. camphor, which you can get in Cooper^ive Extension at the of American Food and Drink” edible. The shell of the cashew Women who smoke cigarettes kicking the habit. According to A woman who stops smoking the possibility of acidic solutions little cakes. Take a hammer and University of California suggests by John Mariani, the ingredients nut, which is carefully removed one expert, 25 percent of people must expect some unpleasant releasing lead from their Steuben an old rag and beat it down. Put and take oral contraceptives who successfully stop smoking symptoms when she first quits. that the nuts be shelled. When for pita bred are yeast, water, by heating in order not to increase their risk of heart attack crystal glass. With solutions .it all over, everywhere. My they are shelled, you can pack salt, flour and olive oil. The actually lose weight by These include increased appetite, more acidic than wine, they mother is Indian and this is the contaminate the nut, contains an by 10 times. them more densely and exclude bread slits open to form a pocket irritating oil that is extracted exercising more and eating more irritability, anxiety, coughing, found only tiny traces released old way. It works. You'll see Researchers Charlotte Bragg as much air as possible. What which holds any kind of food from the shell and used in sensibly. Twenty-five to 35 frequent urination, constipation, and therefore toxicologically them jumping up to leave!” you want is less surface area of and Glenn H. Hughes, at the percent remain at the same insomnia or increased sleepiness, one desires. paints, varnishes and rocket University of Alabama in insignificant. Johnnie Mae Proctor, the nuts to be exposed to air. Do weight, whereas 40 to 50 dizziness, mouth-sores and a bad “More concern was given,” iubricants. ■ Binningham, .say that there are Uvalde, Texas: This reader not%reak them up. Whole pieces READERS' SUGGES'nONS: L piercent do gain weight. taste in the mouth. Most former say Stoewsand, “to the use of reports that when she was on keep longer than those broken ” HOUSEHOLD TIPS 4,000 components in tobacco No matter how many smokers say these symptoms end vinegar in salad dressings when vacation fleas somehow got into into smaller pieces, again R. Parslli, MoIIim , III.: “I smoke, but that it is nicotine that cigarettes a woman smokes a' after one to two weeks. salads were kept in these bowls her home, so many that the because less surface area would have a hint I’ve never seen in deprives the heart of oxygen, day, once she quits, her body Smoking kills more than for a number of days.” person who came to check the be exposed to air. Don’t add print and quite accidentally speeds up the heartbeat, begins to recover immediately. 300,000 Americans a year and is anything to them beforehand If you have a increases blood pressure and Stoewsand also expressed house during her absence noticed found usefdl for black spots on Each year about 7 percent of the the single most preventable concern about lead, and such as butter, oil or salt. carpets and other spots consumer-oriented makes the heart work harder and general population quits cause of premature death. Now them all over his pantlegs when probably cadmium, being he got to his car. In an Package the 'nuts in rigid impossible to remove; I use faster. smoking. About 75 percent of for the good news: The containers or plastic bags with as question, send it to Carbon monoxide (CO), released from Mexican clay-type 1,800-squar^foot home she used Clorox Soft Scrub. Pour it on all smokers who stop do so proportion of smokers in the little room in the packages for the spot and scrub widi a brush Sonja Heinze, King another component of cigarette decanters and pitchers with two D-Con IRea Kill home air as possible. They should without formal help. United State^has dropped from wines or other acidic foods. An It will turn white, but with Features Syndicate, smoke, is also responsible for The most frequent reason that foggers with Precor, an insect keep well in the freezer for over 40 percent in 1964 to 33 entire family was lead-poisoned growth regulator. Not only was rinsing and rinsing will ibally sudden death from coronary women give for quitting percent. And 14 million of those a year and about six to nine work.” 235 E. 45th St., New over a long period of time until this treatment completely heart disease. “The CO smoking is to prevent harm to former smokers are women. ■ months in the refrigerator. J«an W alsgha, Palm Harbo> York, N.Y. 10017. produced by cigarette smoke is it was discovered that they were effective for the flea problem, Before using them, make sure drinking their morning orange fin .: “To deodorize perfume but she also found dead ants and they are completely thawed. jars and bottles, pour a solution Dining In WEEKEND PLUS, Friday. July 4. 1986 22 WEEKEND PLUS, Friday, July 4, 1986 23 Dining Out

The Peppemiill ' i Wi’Yi,

By Sondra Astor Stave A shrimp cocktail consisted of fried potatoes still in their skins. four large fresh-tasting shrimp. These were one of three choices The Peppermill is in The cocktail sauce was tomato to accompany main dishes. Rice Ellington, but just over the town' based and well spiked with pilaf had just the right amount line from Vernon. It is the kind horseradish, > of seasoning and the baked of restaurant found in almost Stuffed mushrooms might potato did not suffer unduly every major town. There are have tasted better if the from an unnecessary aluminum enough good things on the menu presentation had been more foil coat. to make for a pleasant meal if considered. The eight mush­ The meaty side of ateriyaki one happens to be in the rooms were of varying sizes, sirloin steak was perfectly .jrc»'i neighborhood. and in the case of two. the broiled and had excellent flavor stuffing had fallen out. The making superfluous the salty The restaurant, located in the cheese topping was bland but soy based sauce alongside. But. West Road Plaza on Route 83, served to mask the stuffing unfortunately, the steak also looks far better inside than the ingredients, making it hard to included an unreasonable exterior would suggest. Booth-s realize the seafood taste that amount of fat and gristle. which line the walls are r 1% * I was promised. The result was Veal dijonnaise was a good comfortably spacious. The not unpleasant but somewhat idea gone awry. The creamy brown and beige decor is well confusing. mustard sauce was on target nuts coordinated, if not exciting. Onion soup lacked assertive­ and the thin slice of ham There are a nuniber of ness. There was sufficient beneath it provided contrast. tempting choicesin the long list , onions, but the broth was weak. But. the slice of veal was too thin of appetizers. Our favorite was More cheese might have and was unnecessarily breaded, Coconuts withstand the test of time the Peppermill veggie combo, helped. the whole then cooked too long which was supposed to present The mixed green salad, making for a dry base. By Ted Larsen zucchini, cauliflower and included in the price of the Seafood pie seemed the most Indonesia and the Caribbean sharply with a hammer, slightly mushrooms. Instead excellent tender. Serve with plain rice. bake for one hour or until a cake entree, had nice touches of successful entree. It combined Islands.- below a line drawn between any Serves 6. chunks of chicken were bout 25 miles from tester inserted into the middle thinly sliced onion rings, pepper shrimp, scallops, crabmeat and Americans have been familiar two of the “eyes” on the top of substituted for the cauliflower. slivers and a cherry tomato. Roseau, Dominica, comes out dry. clams in a well executed cream with coconuts since the 1830s, the nut. More than one blow The other vegetables were no Both the house dressing and the halfway between the HINTS sauce and topped with a flaky using them mostly dried and may be necessary. less worthy of appreciation, all bleu cheese, for which there was piece of puff pastry. villages of Rasalie and This basic curry recipe adapts HINTS sweetened in baking and candy. Before discarding pulp you being dipped in the lightest of no surcharge, were well The kitchen obviously took Delices on Dominica’s There are many other food uses well to almost anything: beef, A half cup of walnuts, <» can repeat “milking” procedure batters and fried nearly balanced. However, the Italian pride in that pastry as it also ruggedly beautiful, lush that North Americans generally lamb, chicken, even shellfish. almonds or cashews will make grease-free. The accompanying with another cup of boiling was overly sharp, .suggesting an served it as a base and topping Aand windy East Coast, lies a ignore. Fresh coconut slices, If you feel adventurous, cook this a coconut nut bread. herbed buttermilk sauce, which excess of either salt or vinegar. Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald water. You’ll get more, but it for an order of seafood scampi,„ lofty plantation, Taberie Estate. lightly salted, make extremely the plain rice in half water, half For a moister result, add a also serves as the house salad Excessive salt also marred will be much thinner. where it did not work nearly as Here is the domain of Mr. & tasty snacks. Coconut oil is one coconut milk. half cup drained, crushed dressing, was a perky addition. what would have been appealing well. Uncharacteristic, also, Mrs. Charles Pressler — Try coconut milk in any If you can find massala paste of the most useful vegetable oils pineapple. ■> was the breading or heavy A fireplace adds a homey touch at The recipe that calls for milk or Americans, pioneers and because it can withstand high in a specialty store, add 1 For a true taste of the islands, crumb layer that topped the Peppermill in Eiiington. survivors. Beset with a variety cream. Properly made, it’s temperatures without smoking, tablespoon along with curry toss grated coconut in a half cup seafood, fighting against what of woes over 20 years, the almost rich as heavy cream, so due to a large percentage of powder and cumin. It’s a of dark rum and allow to sit for should have been a garlicky Presslers have finally decided to saturated fats. you may have to dilute. presence. wonderful combination of 2 hours before using. Drain taste. grasp the oldest The Peppermill Desserts were a definite sweet The Peppermill’s menu also coriander leaves, mint, ginger, tefoile adding to recipe, if profession... agricultural This is probably the most This easy recipe combines two and garlic that adds tremendous 4 West Road, Ellington, 872-4165 finish. Mud pie had good mocha includes burgers at $3.,50 to $4. profession, that is. necessary. ■ ice cream and true fudgy sauce. versatile coconut recipe you’ll important tastes of the tropics, authenticity to any curry dish. ✓ Hours: Monday through Saturday, 11; 30 a m. to 2:30 sandwiches from S3,.50 to $6. and Following their share of ever see, even though I don’t coconut and pork. Cheesecake was appropriately salads in the $4 range. Dinner knocks, the Presslers decided to expect you’ll down a glass of This is by far the most p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4:30 to 9 p.m. Friday creamy and the strawberry appetizers are mostly $2 to S4, Do you know of a take tropical agriculture’s this milk. It has dozens of uses. popular sweet bread in the and Saturday, 4:30 to 10 p.m. Sunday, noon to 8 p.m. topping consisted of welcome with main dishes between $7 and restaurant you’d iike to time-tested route, coconut COCONUT PORK WITH CURRY English-speaking Eastern k" Reservations accepted Monday through Thursday. wedges of lightly sweetened $14. farming. Time-tested indeed! COCONUT MILK 3 pounds lean pork, cubed Caribbean. It could easily Friday and Saturday only for parties of five or more. fresh berries. It should be noted that the only see reviewed? Write to The coconut palm is one of the / coconut 1 medium onion, chopped Dress: Casual acceptable. Most original was a piece of peppermills in evidence were in - Sondra Astor Stave, become your favorite, coffee chocolate chip pie. This caloriQ oldest food plants, its name I cup water, boiling 2 tablespoons curry powder bread. a closed case against the wall. MasterCard, VISA, American Express and Diners splurge could best be compared While it was appreciated not to Weekend Plus Maga­ mentioned in Sanskrit. grater '/2 teaspoon cumin, ground Club. Coconuts are easily the most to a partially baked wedge of be accosted by a waiter bearing zine, P.O. Box 591, / clean dish towel 3 cloves garlic, crushed CARIBBEAN COCONUT BREAD Handicapped access. chocolate chip cookie batter.’ one at salad time, it might have important nut crop tc^ y , / tablespoon salt I pound unbleached Manchester Herald, providing, not just food, but oil, Whipped cream topping did ' ■ ■ "1 been a good touch to have one Break open coconut (see (or to taste) white flour nothirigtodimihishlhe rich, rich fiber and charcoal. They also tableside. ■ Manchester, 06040. Hints) and remove meat. Peel I tablespoon cider vinegar 1 coconut, grated prosper just about anywhere away as much of the brown, I cup coconut milk warm, even in poor uncultivated (see Coconut Milk Hints) soil. At rain- and sun-drenched woody membrane as possible (see recipe) '/4 cup milk Taberie Estate, coconuts should without taking any of the '/4 cup vegetable oil / cup sugar is-r /b „ grow like weeds. i coconut meat. 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