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Town Plans to Press for Sewer Ruling

Town Plans to Press for Sewer Ruling

80 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, April 18. 1988 8-MA

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'8188 Dudley Brand, left, a anyone •8888 I " 1984 " 1984 Buick Skylark Manchester Herald Main Street and Tolland Turn­ Sedan. On* Owner, Oraal Condtlona LI Wu* carpentry instructor season i 10, '3288 . Sporty and Luxurtoua, Burgundy pike. would be part of the bid. r888 The town of Manchester will Approval will be sought from the at Howell Chaney forests 488 state’s Department of Environ­ Charter tT. *7886 1984 Mercury Topaz 1983 Buick Regal pursue its lawsuit against the Regional Vocational mental Protection for the limited resident Coup*, Air CondWonIng. *un Soo». Dork Brown Coup*. Ak CondWomng. Vary Sharp, Ok. Brawn Eighth Utilities District despite a Technical School, decision by district directors sewer project. 1988 ar Monday night not to seek bids now O ’Brien said the determination and students Terry recreati 1982 Buick Regal on the controversial part of a by the court over who has the Kelly of Coventry is alsog Coupa va On* of Our B*M. Whn* sewer that would serve the Mall authority to determine the con­ the Din tte. 83 and Galen Greer of Valley at Buckland Hills. Kevin O’Brien, nection point will be valuable Manchester prepare 2838 FREE GIFT With Every Purchase SAVE an attorney for the town, .said even if it is not needed obtainir today. immediately. materials used In the mental The town has asked the Hart­ Speculation arose today over finishingof a West CARDINAL BUICK INC. ford Superior Court to decide whether Homart Development Stafford house. The Qran{ A TOUCH ABOVE riRST CLASS whether the district or the town Co., developer of the mall, would students earned val­ 1987 SCIROCCO bring pressure on the town to get Manci has the right to decide where the 81 ADAMS STRFtT, MANCHtSTH! JL JS M ^ •m uable experience 8 p.m. i (Oprn Evei. Monduy thru Thurtdoyl 1 sewer will be connected to town the sewer built. Jo.seph LeDuc. Executive Demonstrator citizen’s sewer lines. senior development director for building the contem­ for the a Metallic paint, cruise control, rear wiper and The district directors voted Homart. declined to comment porary Cape during H unanimously Monday to modify today an the sewer plan change, the two-year con- washer, air, power steering, stereo cassette saying he had not had time to Centei bid specifications for the pro- struction period. e is and more. Stock #3603 po.sed sewer in such a way that study the situation. The ur Was *13,442 only the residential part of the O ’Brien said. "The town is not Story and more releasi going to be hostage to the Eighth pictures on page 4. bowlir District or to Homart." Stu Hlpkln«/8p«d*l to ttio H«r*ld for the aid The district directors changed Seth G O P eyes their position on the sewer plan O’Brle !! after receiving a letter from A. R. Pine Lombardi Associates, the engi­ Ann F ipi. 3800 neering firm that ha*" designed 655: A; possible the sewer. jKJ, TPI Aquifer protection will expand Bow A week ago. the district direc­ >r. gray McAIli tors decided to modify the bid dm Carrei budget cuts procedure to give the district the Bv Nanev Concelman ment of Environmental Charter Oak aquifer consists of that proposes a health risk” , AC Lamoi option of building only the resi­ Andrew J. Davis Protection, who said Thursday at three wells Inge.slion rales and probabili­ 518; H dential part of the sewer and Manchester Herald a Conservation Commission But while the Charter Oak ties must be examined when Bv Nancy Concelman 9 M ikeF connecting it to the town’s lines at meeting that while the town’s aquifer "looks to be in good rid considering how hazardou.s pol­ 214,551 Manchester Herald an existing connection, a move A proposed regulation that proposed aquifer protection regu­ condition” the New Stale Road luted drinking water can be, AC PaulD that would presumably avoid the would control new development lation will adequately address aquifer is contaminated, but the SPECIAL PRICE Young said. For example, he Greszk Funding for additional town legal challenge to the location of over the town’s aquifers would, if hazards from potential busi­ water is safe, he said. said, a person who consumes Also staff and some discretionary any new connection. approved, be quickly followed by nesses. a second measure is Planning Director Mark Pelle­ water that contains .some carci­ 178, 47 items proposed in the town 'The town and district disagree a town-wide ordinance that will necessary for existing grini said 40 percent of the town’s nogenic substances would have to 1. 12K Lillian manager’s $63.8 million recom­ about where the trunk sewer cover existing businesses in all businesses. drinking water comes from consume two liters per day for miroon Floren mended budget might be the first should be connected to the town areas of town, a water depart­ Such measures taken now will groundwater. The rest comes about 70 years to have a one in to fall under the budget knife ment official said Tuesday. Hughe; igon system. Where the connection is lessen the possibility of the town’s from water from surface re.ser- 100.000 chance of getting cancer. wielded by Republican Directors Robert Young. Water and grose, 8 ipd made could determine which drinking water becoming unfit to voirs that is treated at the town’s There are about I..500contami­ Pino ni,850 if cuts are necessary to reduce a government will collect connec­ Sewer Department administra­ drink in the future, Murphy said water treatment plant. nated aquifers in the stale, projected 3.75-percent tax in­ tor. said the town agrees with a today. Popple k-up tion fees from developers that Water from both aquifers is though "most" have been con­ crease, an official said today. could total $1 million or more. D E P official that a town-wide ’’They’re good measures to tested monthly. Young said. taminated by pesticides. Murphy nl Coher The tax hike would be needed to The Lombardi letter said that ordinance will be a necessary prevent future contamination” Tests done in the 1970s and early said. He said he was unsure how >ld support Town Manager Robert B 3,120; r alternative, will be technically second step to protect the town’s Murphy said. "You (Manchester 1980s revealed that water from many w ere Contaminated 1987 GOLF GT Weiss’s recommended budget aquifers against hazardous mate­ Tom 1 feasible but will require new officials) realize your only water the New Slate Road aquifer through industrial uses. sket* because the problem-ridden 1987 red Executive Demontrator plans and bid documents and rials used by existing businesses. supply is what you’re standing on contains organic solvents, but in Manchester’s drinking water revaluation was .scrapped, result­ would require deleting from the Young said the Water. Planning. now” quantities that fall well below was contaminated through indus­ kC ing in less tax revenue. An AT Air conditioning, split rear seat, power steering plans the rest of the sewer line. Health and oter town depart­ Manchester relies on two large standards set by the federal try practices over the years, C o n updated version of the 1986 Grand ments will begin working on an aquifers, that supply the town lie and more. Stock #4482. And the letter said the D E P would Environmental Protection Murphy said. Such contamina­ List is being used instead. have to approve the new plans. ordinance as soon as possible. with 40 percent of its drinking Agency. Young said. tion is common in urban areas AC Republican Director Ronald AC Was *12,140 Monday night’s \decision give Young agreed with Jim water. Young said. The New State "At this point in time the water throughout the .stale, he .said. A stor; Osella said today that Republican urbo the district onlyone option forthc Murphy, principal environmen­ Road aquifer consists of three leaving the Now State Road It may be "generations” before the Thut QLC tal analyst with the Water Com­ wells near New Slate Road and aquifer is below the standards” cocaine i Please turn to page in Please turn to page 10 pliance Unit of the state Depart- one well near Love Lane. The Young said. " It’s not something Please turn to page 10 the sale 'U Commiss ipd occurred low company I L8 Reagan says it’s ‘quieting down’ in the Persian Guif Kml r, V8 Bv Terence Hunt Iran took a licking when it tried Reagan said. Republic News Agency said that convert this into a U.S.-Iranian behind Reagan’s warning that D r.« The Associated Press to strike back after the United Reagan said nine ships were Iranian warships had brought war,” Iran will "pay a price" if it States destroyed two Iranian oil involved in a search-and-rescue down a U.S. helicopter. Sen. John Warner of Virginia, persists in trying to trade blows . AT with a militarily superior force of W A SH IN G TO N - President platforms. In the most intense mission fora U.S. Marine helicop­ Meanwhile, leaders of the Se­ the committee’s ranking Republi­ 1. An 1 ’ail American warships and aircraft Reagan said today "it seems to be exchanges since Reagan beefed ter missing with two crewmen nate Armed Services Committee can, said "we’d like to see a more pure gole II 8I. quieting down’’ in the Persian up U.S. firepower in the gulf last from Monday’s operation. The said that while they support coordinated participation by our in the Persian Gulf. 9 25 pere pd. Nunn said today that "we need Gulf after a round of sea and air summer, American forces sank attack helicopter, on a reconnais­ Reagan’s action, the United allies" in the gulf. "O ur allies are 2. Whie I top to re-examine our policy of battles Monday in which the or damaged four Iranian attack sance mission, had been due to States should reassess its go-it- there, but thus far they have event? protecting only II (Kuwaiti) dealt a heavy blow boats and disabled two frigates land on the USS Wainwright by alone policy of protecting the declined efforts by our nation to HORSl 34K to Iranian forces. that fired missiles at U.S. planes. midafternoon Monday, Washing­ vital sea lanes. suggest that we work at a more ships. Many people don’t realize . AT it, but if a British shipora French "We hope it continues that Asked if the United States had ton time. "This is an action that was coordinated fashion." 3. Whit ship is attacked by an Iraqi way,’’ Reagan told reporters underestimated what the Iranian Besides the ships, which taken that was Justified, and, I Nunn and Warner were inter­ BOW \ Idr. during a photo-taking session at response would be, Reagan rep­ searched through the night, the think, measured," said Sen. Sam viewed on N B C -TV ’s "Today” aircraft right in the sight of our 31 the start of a meeting with lied; "N o .” Navy sent several aircraft aloft Nunn, D-Ga., the committee’s show. own American ship, we don’t do d. Republican members of "It seems to be quieting down. today as part of the search for the chairman. “But I think we’ve got Both Democrats and Republi­ r Congress. We hope it continues that way,’’ helicopter. Iran’s official Islamic to make sure that we don’t cans in Congress united Monday Please turn to page 10

6. In th AC TODAY capital le Phone firm head raps state report on chacities 3rd word two wore oof collect as much as 70 percent of to define his commission when a Home is bad luck Bv Anita Caldwell solicitors are calling working with the firm, allegedly (a) 01 PS the donations. Grenier .said that customer is looking at the car. "I don’t sec where the public A 28-room Greenwich mansion Manchester Herald didn’t follow the guidelines for F R E E T after operating expen.ses they According to the report, pre­ has to be protected." in this has gained a reputa^on of bring­ telephone soliciting. (b) W M may only collect as little as to to pared by the Public Charities ing bad luck to those who live A state report that said charita­ instance, she said A fund-raising campaign done LEGHOI 12 percent. Operating expenses Unit of the Department of Consu­ But the state disagree.s. there: Three of its residents have ble organizations receive only a for the Coventry Police Benevo­ (c) P( 1VOLKSWAGEN can include renting an office, mer Protection. Consultants L i­ Consultants Umited was issued lent Association by R. G. Lapenta faced criminal charges, two have fraction of money collected for L IV E R -1 ■'WHERE OUR CUSTOMERS ARE ALWAYS ai WITH US hiring telephone callers and mited of Winsted raised $66,510 a $20,000 penalty two months ago H lost their fortunes and one killed them by telephone solicitation Associates Inc. of East Granby (d) P< renting a hall or school for a show for the Manchester Police Union for failure identify themselves as raised $24,085. Of that amount, himself. Story on page 10. firms has been criticized as KAPPA-t FA or event if planned, she said. and $95,025 for the East Hartford paid solicitors and failure to only 25 percent, or $6,021.25, went 24 Tolland Tpke., (Rt. 83) Vernon, CT 649-2638 misleading by the president of the (e) Lit According to a 1986 law passed Patrolmen’s Association. Of that, indicate what percentage of the to the association. The firm also t telephone firm which helped SWEAT-] Index raise money for the Manchester in Connecticut, solicitors must only 27 percent, or $17,957, money goes to the organiz.ation, raised $58,845 for the South ButlHM*_____ 0 MHS World------IS Police Union. tell the consumer that they are actually went to the Manchester assistant attorney general David Windsor Police Union. The char­ ' ^€l«88lflad - 18-20 ObItuariM------2 ‘T m not running away with 65 paid for their work as well as union and only 33.25 percent, or Ormstedt said Monday. ity received 25 percent.or$l4,711. ufirstmakes US first! $31,599.50, went to the East Comic* _ _ 17 Opinion _ _ _ 8 dollars out of every 100,” Carol what percentage of donations will " I have no idea how that (fine) Attempts to reach R. G. La­ Connacticut -A -S PaopI* 8 Grenier, president of Consultants go to the charity Hartford organization transpired” Grenier said, ad penta Associates were L o tt i Focu*______8 Sport*___ 11-14 Limited, of Winsted. said today. That law has angered some But Grenier believes that the ding that the fjcnalty possibly had unsuccessful. Local _ _ 2 -4 ,10 Talavlalon___ 18 Even though a state report said solicitation firms. Grenier com­ business community is "intelli­ to do with a campaign in Meriden Lottery______2 U.S./World___ 7 that telephone solicitation firms pared it to asking a car salesman gent enough" to know when where the caller, who is no longer Please turn to page 10 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. April 19.1988 4 - MAI MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. April 19, 1988 — 3 RECORD Bridge work approved About Town Street sweeping PZC OKs Union Street project permits kf By Nancy Concelman neering work, which will be the watercourse area. These I I nar completely reimbursed by the Mammography offered schedule posted Manchester Herald specifications will guide contrac­ state. The state will pay 92.5 tors in construction of the new The Manchester-North Unit of the American Erosion control, wetlands and percent of the total project cost pier, which will straddle the Cancer Society is providing a reduced-cost The Town of Manchester, Highway Division floodplain permits necessary for and the town will cover the existing pier, Gagnon said. ’ mammography program. Women, 35 years of age began its annual spring sweeping program on the $1.7 million construction of a remaining 7.5 percent. The construction contract will or older and who are not pregnant, nursing or who March 28, 1988. According to Acting Highway new Union Street bridge got the The new, two-span bridge will also include best management never had a mammogram, should call 1-800-356-6405 Superintendent Lee F. O’Connor, the program is OK from the Planning and Zoning be built on the east side of the practices and specifications from from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. during the week of April 25 to expected to last 12 weeks. ’The residents of Commission Monday. existing bridge and will hide an the Department of Transporta­ schedule an appointment. The cost of the exam is Manchester are requested to help in the following The commission voted unanim­ existing utility bridge used for tion, he said. The DOT requires $50. ^ ways: ously to approve permits for the maintenance. Gagnon said a that contractors follow Soil Con­ 1. Limit the parking on your street until it has been project, which is scheduled to go single-span bridge would have servation Service guidelines that Blood pressure clinics swept. out to bid in May. Jim Weber, been less attractive and more govern the disposal of hazardous 2. Sweep apd rake the sand on your lawns and costly. . The Manchester Health Department will hold assistant town engineer, said the materials and the cleaning and sidewalks into the gutter. blood pressure clinics at Mayfair Gardens on North project also requires a standard The bridge is located in the maintenance of equipment and in 3. Please keep gutters free of leaves, branches Main Street on Monday, April 25, from 9:30 to 10:30 wetlands permit from the U.S. north end of town on Union Street, general safeguard wetlands and other debris that may clog and-or damage the a.m. and on W^hesday. April 27, from 9 to 11 a.m. at Army Corps of Engineers. The which connects Tolland Turnpike areas, Gagnon said. sweepers. the Senior Center for those with last names / applications for the project were and and North Main Street. The Board of Directors voted 4. Take note as to the sweepers entering your nts beginning with L-Z and again that day at Spencer submitted by the town Engineer­ Plans for the new bridge also March 8 to keep the existing area, to issue clean up prior to the sweepers passing ing Division Village on Pascal Lane from 1 to 2 p.m. Exercise Include a drainage system that bridge open during construction. by, as only one clean-up per street will be done. programs presented by the Arthritis Foundation will discharge into the Hockanum A single lane of the bridge would The program will begin in the downtown area and An erosion control and we­ River, minor roadway improve­ stay open to north- and south­ will also be held at the Senior Center on Tuesday, tlands permit for the project was A proceed throughout the town. April 26, from 10 to 11 a.m. To register for the ments and the construction of bound , with signals at Beginning April 19, through April 29, 1988, the required because more than arthritis program, call 563-1177. sidewalks on the east side of the either end controlling the flow. following areas will be swept: one-half acre of land would be roadway. A 12-space paved park­ But William Camosci, director Travel show featured Adams. Alton. Apel, Ashland, Barry, Bates, disturbed and .7 acres of wetlands ing lot will replace a gravel area of engineering services, argued Berkley, Bilyeu, Bolton, Bond, Bonner, Bowers, would be impacted by the con­ near the bridge, Gagnon said. that the current bridge is unsafe, The Arbors at Hop Brook retirememnt commun­ Brent, Bretton, Butler, Cambridge, Canterbury, struction, said Michael Gagnon of Gagnon said because of the that closing the bridge would save ity will sponsor a travel show on the Scandinavian Carroll, Castle, Chambers, Charles Dr., Clifton, Fus.s & O’Neill Inc., the engineer­ Hockanum River and wetlands, about $80,000 and cut one month countries on Thursday at 10 a.m. Carolyn Toce from Clyde. Coleman. Columbus, Congress, Constance, ing firm in charge of plans. The specifications will be Included in off the 13-month construction Camelot Travel and Tour will introduce the Conway, Coventry, Crosbey, Cumberland. Board of Directors voted March 8 the construction contract for period. The current bridge has a to appropriate $72,740 for engi­ P p Delmont, Denver, Dorothy, Duval, Edwards, water-handling and building in posted 4-ton weight limit. program. The program is open to the public and refreshments will be served. For reservations, call M Electric, Elizabeth. Englewood, Evergreen, Fen­ 647-9343. wick, Fleming, Frederick, French, Grant, Green, Green Manor, Griffin, Harlan, Hartland, Harvard, Recreation season passes Hawthorne. Helaine, i Henry, Hoffman, Hollister, District votes saiary hikes Homestead, Horton, Hudson, Irving. Recreation season passes and Charter Oak passes Joseph, Lawton, Level. Lockwood, Loomis, to Connecticut state parks and recreation areas are David Kool/Manchester Herald Lydall (Parker to Vernon) Lyme, Margaret, now available. Recreation passes are available to HAWAIIAN ADVENTURE — Wahnette Herald, the American Automobile Asso­ Milford, Mill, N. Elm, No. School. Oakland (Green anyone under 60 for $20 and are valid for the 1988 Rxgtnxld Pinto / Minchetter Horald for fire marshal, assistants Murdock, center, of Gardner Street, ciation and 18 merchants. Looking over to N. Main), Old No. Main, Oliver, Penn, Princeton, season for admission or parking to state parks and Manchester, won a one-week trip for two Quaker, Regent, Sanford, Saulters, Seymore, forests and state boat launching facilities. Free the travel tickets and agenda are Debbie CHOKING AID — Capt. Jack Hughes of Monday. Hughes said the fire depart­ By Alex Glrelll will have to spend "a lot of time the appointment of a director as a Schailer, Strickland, Strong, Summit, Tanner, Charter Oak passes are available to Connecticut to Hawaii in the Manchester Herald’s Richardson, left, of the Herald, and the Town of Manchester Fire Depart­ ment or the citizen’s CPR program, Manchester Herald w^ching” commissioner of building and Thistle, Tower, Transit, Turnbull, Union Ct. residents over 60 years of age and are valid for the Win a Trip For Two to Hawaii contest in Gayle Trabitz, manager of the AAA ment and Judi Kelly demonstrate the which operates out of Manchester A motion by Director Williard grounds and the appointment of a Weaver, Wedgewood, Westerly, White, Willard, 1988 and the 1989 seasons at state park and February. The winter vacation contest Directors of the Eighth Utilities Marvin to restore the entire $4,900 director as commissioner for Travel Agency. Williams, Windemere, Woodhill, Woodland. Heimlich maneuver on Chris Willis as Memorial Hospital, are available to recreation areas and state boat launching areas. It District reversed a decision Mon­ cut from the fire marshall’s personnel records. was sponsored by the Manchester Please be advised that if inclement weather or part of a demonstration ofthe technique teach the Heimlich maneuver at a is also good for free admission to the Gillette Castle, day night not to approve salary budget failed to get the necessary A motion by Landers to create equipment failure occurs, the sweepers may be late the Dinosaur State Park and at the Quinebaug given to waiters and waitresses at the minimal cost to any interested organiza­ raises for the district fire mar­ four votes, but there were no nays the post of commissioner of entering your neighborhood. Valley Hatchery ponds. For information on Acadia Restaurant on Tolland Turnpike tion or business. shal and his assistants and voted to Director Joseph Tripp’s motion buildings and grounds failed obtaining passes, call the Department of Environ­ Obituaries unanimously to restore $3,900 for the $3,900. when only two other directors mental Protection, 566-2304. they had cut from the fire votedlnfavoroflt. Director Tripp Service Notes marshal’s budget request for The budget proposal, which moved to have someone prepare Albert A. Thomas Citadel Corps, 225 Washington Christian burial, 10 a.m., in St. PZC approves drainage plan next vear. now totals $1,397,613, an increase a detailed description of the post. Grange to hold award night Albert A. Thomas, 71, of 39 St., Hartford. Augustine’s Church, South Glas­ of $75,654 over the current year’s The motion passed and Landers Manchester Grange 31 will meet on Wednesday at Parkway Place, Meriden, hus­ tonbury. Calling hours are Wed­ The $3,900 would provide pay budget, will be the subject of a offered to prepare the description. 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall on Olcott Street for a band of Dorothy Laskoske Tho­ Olive Grant nesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Graduates at Air Force Base increases for the marshal from public hearing Monday and will citizen’s award night. Members should bring items mas, died Saturday at the p.m. $5,000 to $7,000. for the assistant be voted on by district voters May " I don’t see a need for It,” said Miss Olive Sarah Grant, 104, of Brian W. Lembo. son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. for Manchester Lumber Inc. from $600 to $1,000 and two fire 25. Director Lorraine Boutin. for the auction table. Meriden-Wallingford Hospital. Greenfield, Mass., aunt of Ken­ Memorial donations may be Born in Manchester, Sept. 23, made to the American Cancer Lembo of East Hartford and husband of the former inspectors from $500 each to $900 Despite objections from Direc­ Landers said the commissioner FIRS neth Grant of Manchester, died Jody Metheny of Coventry, has graduated from Air By Nancy Concelman but the level of contamination is in progress for Manchester each. The district has a volunteer tor Samuel Longest, thedirectors would be responsible for oversee­ Center annouces scores 1916, he was the son of the late Sunday at Buckley Nursing Home Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Tech Theodore and Johanna Zikaras ford 06105. Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Manchester Herald well below standards set by the Lumber’s current facility at 255 fire department. voted to allow Fire Chief Harold ing repairs to buildings and The Manchester Senior Citizen's Center has in Greenfield. Texas. Environmental Protection Center St.. Blair said. The $3,900 also provides for Topliff to contract for alterna­ grounds. of th Thomosaitis. He attended Man­ Besides her nephew, she released the scores from recent card games and chester schools and was a resi­ IS Manchester Lumber Inc. hopes Agency and the water is com­ Last montbr the company re­ increasing the budget for fire tives to the bathroom in the Director Ellen Burns proposed bowling matches. The following is the scoreboard survived by a niece. Sally A. Catherine M. ZIemnIcki Learns helicopter repair to be open for business at its new pletely safe to drink. The New quested a temporary variance to investigation materials from district firehouse without seeking having a commissioner to over­ dent of Meriden for over 40years. Randall of Greenfield; and for the last two weeks. During World War II, he served Catherine M. (Szczgiel) Ziem- facility at 401 New State Road by State Road aquifer is one of two the special exception permit that $3..500 this year to $4,200 next competitive bids. Topliff has see personnel records. She said it another nephew, Walter Grant of nicki, 80, of Enfield, widow of Army Pvt. Edward M. Dettore, son of Edward M. June after the Planning and aquifers that provide the town would have allowed it to move fiscal year. tried and failed to get contractors is becoming more complicated to Setback: April 8 — Sue Howath. 126; ^ it h with the Navy in the Pacific as a Enfield. and Barbara J. Dettore of 18 ’Thomas Drive has O’Brien, 124; Joe Peretto. 123; Art Bouffard, 120. Joseph J. Ziemnicki and sister of Zoning Commission approved with about 40 percent of its supplies to the new site before the In earlier meetings, the direc­ to consider bidding on the project keep up with regulations (or N e chief commissary steward. He The funeral will be Wednesday, graduated from a helicopter repair course at the Pinochle; April ll — Ernestine Donnelly, 756; William Szczgiel of Manchester, permits Monday that will allow drinking water. drainage system was installed. tors had cut the salary increases for which there is $6,850 in this reporting on personnel matters was employed by the

It’s 'theater day’ Crafts is accused of killing Mrs. Crafts, a Sit-in in second day West Stafford house: 39-year-old flight attendant from STATE Newtown, cutting her body up with a chain MIDDLETOWN — A sit-in by students saw and using a wood chipper to dispose of protesting Wesleyan University’s invest­ for state budget her body parts. ments in South Africa entered its second ts 'A handyman’s special’ & R E G IO N Anthony Kaiakay, a truck salesman, day today in an administration building on testified Monday that he rented the vehicie the Middletown campus. rhese Bv Judd Everhart O’Leary and Senate President for Crafts because the dealership was About 100 .students began the sit-in itrac- The Associated Press Pro Tern John B. Larson, D-East Escape try is probed ! new By J. Gordon Brown unable to deliver a new truck. Kaiakay Monday in the hallway outside the office of Special to the Herald Hartford, said that no matter how SOMERS — Authorities are investigat­ said he picked the truck up around noon on • the HARTFORD — Democratic Wesleyan Presi8ent Colin G. Campbell. attractive GOP amendments ing an attempted escape at the Connecticut Nov. 20, and returned it on the night of the Senate leaders say they’re ready might be, it would be a serious They said they planned to remain there t will You could call it a handyman’s Correctional Institution in Somers, state 21st. until Wesleyan takes “ concrete and special. for a barrage of Republican political mistake to approve any ment police said today. However, Christohper Kimball, of irrevocable steps” toward divestment of But the brand new contempor­ budget-cutting amendments that amendment, no matter how mi­ from will dominate today’s Senate Prison authorities discovered on Monday U-Haul in Danbury, said that the truck was stock in companies that do business in ary cape in West Stafford that nor, and have to send the budget )orta- debate on the proposed $6.29 during a routine inspection of the prison rented on the morning of the 20th and white minority-ruled South Africa. was built for Joyce Corso and back to the House. (uires billion state budget for 1988-89. venting system that venting bars had been returned the morning of the 21st. Martin J. Waters, a Wesleyan John Choinier won’t require any O’Leary said discussions are Con- cut and removed in three cells, police said. spokesman, said about 40 to 50 students work for a iong time. The house Senate Majority Leader Corne­ still under way on the revenue s that Prison officials said no prisoners are Lift-siab ban now iaw remained in the building early today was a speciai project for 43 lius P. O’ Leary, D-Windsor side of the budget, specifically on The late rdous missing and the incident is still under handymen from Howeii Cheney Locks, predicted Monday that finding a way of taking less HARTFORD — Almost a year after for town 0 I and money out of the budget reserve, investigation. ind in Regional Vocational Technical when the debate is over, the L’Ambiance Plaza collapsed during Father held in stabbing forward si School in Manchester and^fheir or "rainy day” fund. construction in Bridgeport, killing 28 ands budget will be in a form identical most expe carpentry instructor. to the package approved in the The House-passed budget calls workers. Gov. William A. O’Neill has BRISTOL — A Superior Court judge has for taking $73.8 million from the Rentai dateJn dispute tooted The instructor, Dudley Brand House on Friday. signed legislation imposing a moratorium set a $250,000bond fora Southington man In the pi of Coventry, began the project rainy day fund, $53.2 million to NEW LONDON — A conflict has arisen on the lift-slab construction method used accused of stabbing his 7-year-old sting That would send the document cover an additional state em­ stopgap n with his carpentry class in 1986, over the date Richard Crafts rented a on the ill-fated apartment complex, daughter to death. ?tioii. for the year beginning July 1 to ployee pay period that will occur Municipal when Corso and Choinier ap­ truck, in which prosecutors claim to have "This moratorium is open-ended, ” Superior Court Judge Joseph L. J trould the governor, who is virtually next year, and the rest to cover general, ti outh- proached Cheney Tech with a found “ significant evidence” for their case O’ Neili said after signing the bill Monday. Steinberg found probable cause Monday in A certain to sign it into law. request that carpentry students full-year funding for programs against the 50-year-old airline pilot. enthusias Is at O’Leary said the Democrat.^, that were begun part-way “ It will cease only after appropriate the murder case of Ronald E. St. John. He ow. build them a new home. The State’s Attorney Walter D. Flanagan construction experts, state officials and set a new hearing date for May 2. because tl school has been in the business of who control the Senate 25-11, through the current year. ector said the truck was used by Crafts to tow a leaders in this state are convinced the In the arrest warrant application. St. for the anr building homes for 40 years, expect a series of Republican Some Democrats would prefer gued wood chipper which he used to cover up the proper protection, appropriate regulations John, 43, is reported to have told police: “ I because tl according to John Sambogna, aipendments aimed at limiting to take only the $53.2 million for safe, murder of his wife, Helle, who was iast and oversight is avaiiable to protect flipped out. I killed my daughter." He was head of the school’s carpentry the growth in spending, as were the extra payroll. im m ediat save seen alive on Nov. 18,1986. workers.” department. proposed in the House. The The budget is also balanced by charged with murder. making ni lonth 1988-89 budget calls for a 12 dismantling the $70 million prop­ ction Corso and Choinier provided the blueprints, materials, and the percent spending increase. erty tax relief fund and using $32 P The ne\ tias a property while the vocational “ This is a theater day. playing million of that for general state on the frii students provided the labor. The to the galleries.” O’Leary' D- expenditures in 1988-89. two-level Windsor Locks, said of the Another $20 million from that job took about two years to between f complete because the students pending budget debate. “ It’s fund is being set aside in ca.se worked on the house intermit­ understandable, it’s the way we there’s a deficit in the current Directoi do it. tently during the September to budget year, which ends June .30. describes “ We will argue that our budget The governor’s budget office June school year. The school plan. does a great deal of good, that it is predicts no deficit this year, but Where can you find charges a journeymen’s time of $5.25 per hour for labor per class, in balance, that it’s a sensible the legi.slature’s budget office is If the tot according to Sambogna. budget. The Republicans will projecting a $42 million deficit, voters will argue that it’g^ot in balance, that “ We split thedifference and put rasa That’s about a quarter of the election — rate for a private contractor. it’s too fat, that it grows too aside the $20 million,” O’Leary and rapidly.” said. the foresei t of a Cheney Tech is a state-funded great domestic savings? ■ for school, so the profit is turned into But befo the state General Fund. the plan, tl Brand got down to work in reate what the c r of September of 1986 with junior and Check finds abuse Faahlonabla lac* curtain*. 100% Dupont* Dacron* polyaatar. Datallad floral daaign. Chooaa from Associates ailed senior students. Since the start of Priaclllaa, panala, caacada awag, artd matching craacani valanca. ctors the project, 43 students have been firm w hicl 19.90 Priaclllaa 96x54, 96x63, 96x84...... Pripp involved. ’The finishing touches 9.99 problem, 1 pare are just being completed, and Stu HIpkInt/SpselsI to tho Herald of workers’ comp 49.99 Priaclllaa 180x84...... 25.99 of the Boai though two years may seem like a post, 69.90 Priaclllaa 270x84...... - ...... 35.99 preliminai iders long time to complete a home, the AN OVERSIGHT - Instructor Dudley Brand inspects the HARTFORD (AP) — A compu­ match program, claimants’ So­ past, Towr the quality due to the effort taken has quality of work by student Rob Phillips. ter check of 354 state employees cial Security numbers are 7.99 Rod pocket panala 60x54, 60x63, 60x84...... 3.99 pleased both customers and collecting workers’ compensa­ checked against those who have 6.99 Caacada Swag...... 2.99 guessed th said workers. tion payments as the result of been receiving income from carpentry students. The founda­ materials,” the reserved, soft- 7.99 Matching Valanca...... 1.99 The direi Stu HIpkIns/SpecIfll to the Herald Corso, a program analyst at accidents or injuries on the job private employers. Hartford Insurance Group, was tion was laid by a contractor, and spoken teacher said. “ Boys not rule ou loner FIRST-CLASS WORK - The Cheney completed. This is the south end of the from there, the class built a found that 30ofthem.oraimost 10 He said that in the case of rsee- able to move into her home in should have good material to percent, were working. “ hits” the administrator of the vibrating maaaaga plllowa. Qanlla, aoolhing maaaaga action halpa ralax tirad muaclaa, back, nack, problems, Tech carpentry class is pictured in front house, custom frame for the contempor­ start with. The better the grade and June, 1987. Is she a satisfied workers’ compensation program. faat. Can ba uaad anywhara, anyplaca, Raquiraa two D-call battarlaa (not Includad). Aaaortad colon. office atth of the West Stafford house they have customer? ary Cape, which is energy the material is, the better the job Administrative Services Com­ efficient. missioner Stephen J. Negri -said, J. Neale McDonald Co. of Service abi »osed "Absolutely,” she said. “ They will be. It makes an impression on Hamden will conduct a case-by­ $15 Square pillow ...... 4.99 Some of Brand’s students feel however, that it was not an over- do first-class work. The instru(?- the boys.” Despite t that their instructor’s patience indication that the rate of fraud or case review to determine '13 Nack roll pillow...... 4.99 aid it tor is outstanding. They (the and careful eye for detail made abuse in the workers’ compensa­ whether or not the additional solutions t( ed to students) were very courteous, '24 Lumbar back pad pillow ...... 9.99 all the difference in the learning income is permissible under the m ore thorc I for very professional. The quality of tion program, which pays out $46 New Haven celebrates 350th, process. " WOMEN law.” itters their work and the rapport million a year, is that high. abandoned “ He’s a perfectionist and he Private wages will be deducted Badaack and Plllowaack* add ra-upholalarad look and prolactlqn to any badding. Badaack* quiltad on ease between instructor and students IN TRANSITION “ You’re always surprised afford the I really knew what he was doing,” when you see a number like 10 from workers’ compensation lour aldaa and top. Covan top and aldaa of matlnaa or boxapring. Plllowaack* quiltad on ona alda eads. was impressive. He treated them An Open House payments when appropriate. Ne­ the directo said Galen Greer about Brand. percent,” said Negri, who re­ «sal. eyes ways to cure urban ills like adults and they responded gri said. only. Envaiopa atyla back opening. Greer, 17, of 316 Autumn St., Wednesday, April 20,1988 ceived the results Monday. “ But hall, they v the like adults.” Corso said. An example of a legitimate Manchester, is a senior and plans Come to the Transition Center, we’re not overly worried about it 12.99 King Badaack*, 78x80...... 8.99 a m ajority r for By Larry Rosenthal catalyst to bring people together Only those who have witnessed Choinier thinks the craftsman­ case, he said, would be a The Associated Press not only to recognize problem.s the changes that have taken place ship in his new home is,"unbe­ on carpentry as a trade. “ We had in the Lowe Building, room CL-219c, at this point. We’re going to have 4.99 King Plllowaack*...... 2.99 n ever go to a good time and definitely to do some further investigation. Correction Department guard ment but to propose rem edies” in the community over the la.st lievable. The quality of the work between 4 and 7 p.m. to hoar about injured on the job now doing warranted time NEW HAVEN - Thi.s city on Schwartz said. decade can appreciate the is something I ’ve never seen on learned a lot,” Greer added. a new program geared for the Adult Another senior, Terry Kelly, 18, “ We may find some that are clerical work. As long as the Country charm In doubla-ruffla tiara. 4" mini flo n l print double ruffled with acallopad edge trim. 9 ders, the upswing is using its S.'iOth Yale University and other amount of progress that has been another house like it,” he said. Woman. of 20 Swamp Rd. Ext., Coventry, fraudulent or improper and if we guard is not performing work nges birthday to celebrate its suc­ major institutions and businesses made, said DiLieto. Choinier is a quajity engineer at '15 Tiara 88x24...... feels that R an d ’s old-fashioned H you're beyond high school age do, we’ll take the necessary essentially the same as the work 6.99 ions, cesses and find new ways to deal in the city arc taking an active C.H. Dexter in Windsor Locks. under which he qualified for Letters The downtown has undergone a and methodical approach to the and you're wondering about attend­ action. Each case will be judged '16 Tiara 68x30...... 6.99 em- with the urban ills that provide a part in and helping to fund the Brand also is happy with his separately.” workers’ compensation, the work The Mane transformation over the last work is a key factor. ing college, this open house will '17 Tiara 68x38...... raca- constant reminder of its failings. events. This Sunday. Mayor pupils’ progress. He supervised He said that the computer would be legitimate. 6.99 decade that amounts to nothing “He’s an ‘Old World’ carpen­ letters to the prac- Not everyone here believes Biagio DiLieto and the dean of the various construction projects answer all of your questions and matched those state employees He said he expects that most of '11 Auatrlan-atyla valance.. less than a renaissance, accord­ ter. He will spend a lot of time to 1.99 Letters sh iders there is reason to celebrate. Yale’s drama school will narrate on the job site, which usually show you how to make it happen. receiving workers’ compensation the matches “ will probably re­ ing to the mayor. And the work show you details, which is really should be ty ment Critics point to the grim statis­ a history of the city during a involved three students on a flect easily explained and per­ continues; in addition to the new important,” Kelly said. Call Mary Ann Bianchi claims with Labor Department ease in editi !Sted tics — tbe high poverty rate, the concert that will also mark the project, but the teen-agers did records of people holding jobs. fectly proper circumstances.” P n tty paatala. In awlaa dot pattern with rufflaa. Swiaa dot pattern In 100% Polyaalar voile. Chooaa from shops going up. city officials say Both Kelly and Greer started Director, Women in Transition must be sigi t the many blighted neighborhoods, first public performance of a most of the hands-on work Still, he said, letting the public a doubla-ruftlad quiltad top badapnad, pillow ahem, ruffled priaclllaa, tiara, valanca, canopy, and more than 1 million square feet of out as juniors on the job, and are “ We got ‘hits’ on 30 cases.” telephone ni the large number of drug-related score composed in honor of New themselves. 647-6097 or 647-6126 know about the computer-match ruffled throw plllowa. new office space is now under graduating this year. Negri said. The Herat AIDS cases — which often domi­ Haven’s birthday by a Yale " I think it’s excellent quality Although he is not jumping to program should act as a deter­ construction or proposed for the As a carpenter and a teacher. 19.99 Twin interests of I nate descriptions of the city. professor. considering the boys are teen­ conclusions about fraud, “ we do rent to those who would abuse the badapraad...... 14.99 next five years, as developers Brand is as concerned about the Address h But the organizers of “ New “ I recognize, of course, some agers and not masters,” Brand recognize that temptation some­ system. 25.99 Full badapraad...... f 9.99 gamble that New Haven’s resur­ timber of a house as he is about Haven 3.50" say that despite the people might question the need said. times overtakes good judgment. Rates of worker compensation Herald, P.O gence will continue and new firms the timber of his students. He 29.99 Quean badapraad...... 24.99 community’s problems, a cele­ for a celebration given the many The carpentry class involved 50 JM “ We also know that there are vary. For example, law enforce­ will move to the area. thinks that the quality of one will Manchester Community Colege bration is in order for this serious human and social prob­ minutes of classroom theory in those who are not aware of their ment officials and those in the 10.99 Pillow aham...... 4.99 determine the quality of another. 60 BidwBlI Street ister, self-proclaimed cultural capital lems we have.” DiLieto said in a Critics say much of what the the morning and then a 20-minute V Manchester, Connecticut 06040 obligation to notify their em­ departments of mental health 19.99 RuUlad priaclllaa 87x63...... 12.99 of Connecticut, which has seen recent interview. city has done is merely cosmetic, bus ride to the job site for the “ We like to build with the better and mental retardation are en­ plan- ployer of income they are receiv­ 27.99 Ruffled priaclllaa 82x84...... 12.99 W h and hundreds of millions of dollars "But I believe a birthday and that the main beneficiaries of actual on-the-job experience of ing concurrently with workers’ titled to 100 percent of their pay. ment spent on revitalization in recent celebration is uplifting to the the downtown redevelopment building a post and beam style compensation.” Negri said. Most other state employees get 65 12.99 Tiara 82x36...... 6.99 State years. spirit of the people,” he said. have been developers. home, a first for the school’s Under the new computer- percent, Negri said. 17.99 Canopy for twin.. 6.99 WASHING "W e feel the city has turned the NEED SOME EXTRA y in 22.99 Canopy for full.... Administrat corner and is moving in a very 9.99 non-demand positive direction” said Rob r «W M t o n r m t m t n f teHelttd tn d Im tn td In IH» SPENDING 37.99 Canopy curtalna. 9.99 UmnohtHtr H tn ia by BuHnnn ProKIm amrttw. million fedei ADVERTISEMENT nner Schwartz, a Yale-New Haven Stronger efforts due 12.99 Swag valanca...... 2.99 “ PUSH fori Ians, Hospital official who is one of the MONEY!! 12.99 Heart pillow... 6.99 Push-Excel' and co-chairman of the birthday Doug Pom celebration. We may just have a 12.99 Round pillow ...... ilica- 6.99 of the Depar The people of New Haven on minority contracts sjob Push-Excel’ "have reason to be proud of what newspaper route available ng to to it from 191 [lent. we have achieved to date," said in your area... HARTFORD (AP) - Hoping to aside for minority- and female- Take an additional Schwartz. ‘Ikisine^Pi^es avoid further embarrassment, operated businesses. There’s also He wrote an (Manchester) Three major anchor events are legislative leaders are moving to a cap of $1.5 million on the size of hundreds of being held to celebrate New Ludlow Rd...... 123-273 provide more work for small the contracts on which those That was f Haven’s 350th birthday: a city Garth Rd...... 89-105 businesses operated by minori­ busines.ses must be allowed to 9 and provide! fair June 4 and 5. a giant Avondale...... all ties and women. bid. spending. Bi fireworks show July 4, and series R e v i e i v Auburn...... all On Monday, the Legislative Coleman wants the cap re­ 25% oil concluded th of town meetings sometime this Woodbridge...... 286-302 Management Committee, a panel moved and the 3.75 percent raised owed. And tli fall. of legislative leaders still smart­ to 5 percent. He also says Pink ticketed ready-made drapes and curtains. squandered i While the first two events are Perrett...... all ing over reports of low percen­ sanctions should be imposed in Labor’s grar intended to celebrate and show­ Strant St...... all tages of work given to such the event the law is circum­ Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday only. With inten case this city’s achievements and EAST HARTFORD VETERINARY HOSPITAL Summit St...... 63-203 contractors on the new Legisla­ vented. Sanctions could include $1.5 million. demonstrate its worthiness as a Hunniford Pi...... all tive Office Building! agreed to canceling the contract, a fine, and All 01 The Above Merchandlaa Haa Been Reduced From Our Spring & Summer 87/88, And Previous Cetaloga. Push-Exce tourist attraction, the town meet­ AND VERNON VETERINARY HOSPITAL even being barred from addi­ Alpine St...... all make a stronger effort. charges in If ings will be used to mobilize the tional dealings with the state for a . Drs. Donald P. Aronson, Clark I. Moseley, William L. Bryant D.V.M. American Legion Dr...... all They reacted positively to Board, the hi entire community for problem­ specified period of time. In this Increasingly hectic, artlfdal world, pets are becoming more Important In providing a little natural reality, and their Armory St...... all every suggestion and recommen­ items, sayst solving. dation made by the legislature’s Committee members, although companionship In our lives is more Important, as an alternative to the sea of superficlat short term relationships In many cases Haynes St...... all on Sept. 30.1 Participants in the town meet­ Black and Hispanic Caucus and they did not vote on the proposal, pets are an integral and Important part of ones family. Main St...... 285-378 The JCPenney Catalog communicat ings, which will be scattered the Permanent Commission on indicated they favored the While most of the concerns that the annual Business Profiles Review analyzes are strictly business the EAST Russell St...... all afterwards. among the city’s neighborhoods, the Status of Women for the proposal. ^RTFORD VETERINARY HOSPITAL AND VERNON VETERINARY HOSPITAL are oblviously more than just a business. Among the will be given buttons that read Joffarson St...... alt remaining work on the LOB and Earlier this month. The Hart­ I B4 Exit 62 They provide caring, compassionate health care for the pets of the greater Marxihester area. Their goal Is to practice the highest EIro St...... all disputes; “ My Two Cents Are Worth Kenwood Dr...... all the restoration of the Capitol. ford Courant reported that of the s t^ d vd of veterinary medicine possible, by combining high technology and state of the art equipment, with years of experience Flower St...... all Tolland Tpka...... Manctieslei Conr Something.” In hands-on physical examination of pets. This involves a blend of practicing the art arxl science of veterinary medidne for no .... 472-525 Rep. Walter S. Brooks, D-New total $54 million LOB project, ■ Althougl ^ast Middle Tpke...... 0-162 m«i Union Placa ...... all (203) 647-1143 8 “ The town meetings will be a machine can l^ ln to replace keen observation and experience, to diagnose problems In these pet of ours, that can't tell us'whars Haven, suggested that the Legis­ only $361,000 had gone to OUTLET STORE Push-Excel! Union St...... 133-264 wrong. As Will rogers once said, "Vets just have to know." , Rachel Rd...... ell lative Management Committee, minority- and female-operated What about t Wo, the editors of this 1908 Business Profiles Review would like to compliment the doctors of the EAST HARTFORD Second Annual Tudor L a ...... all Union St...... 13-91 made up of legislative leaders contractors under the small busi­ Education ss VETERINARY HOSPITAL AND VERNON VETERINARY HOSPITAL, located In East Hartford on 334 Silver Lane, phono 569- Mayfair Gardens who oversee operations of the ness set-aside law. Another $1.8 of course. ■ Onanotl 1066 and In Vernon on 155 Talcottville road, phone 872-7351, on the services they offer the residents of the area. Wo remind HIghwood Dr...... all (No. M ain)...... 14-470 Capitol and the LOB. have one or million went to other minority $587,000 of ex CAR RAFFLE our readers to call there whenever their pets need medical attention or routine health maintenance. As many of your neighbors -----4------contractors, but not specificially can tell you, when you bring your pet to doctors Aronson, Moseley and Bryant and their staff, you can rest assured your spedal Qolway St...... all Marble St...... an more people responsible for re­ ■ $8.100 of under the .set-aside law. It's something else 1988 LINCOLN friend will bo capable hands. Kerryarry StSt...... all McCabe St...... all cruiting minority- and female grant’s start- North St.. operated contractors. Although the letter of the law ..all Stock PI...... all lle m j as priced, available only at Outlet Store Sorry no mail, C O D. orders QuantUies limited ■ Push-Ex TOWN CAR North School St...... 1-84 No. Main St...... 387-410 In addition, there’s now a bill was apparently complied with, only served o DRAWING Merchandise may vary Irom illustrations. Shop Mon. Sat. 10 a m -9 p.m Sun lO-o WILSON ELECTRICAL CO., INC. pending in the General Assembly legislative leaders were embar­ Intermediate i^arkdowns^may have been taken. Ad merchandise will be sold until stock is depleted “ commuting Sat, May 7, 9:30 PM CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 that Brooks and Rep. Eric D rassed at the small percentage. Sorry, no rainchecks. “ It was an embarrassment, •100 DONATION ' The commerdal and Industrial electrical contractor sen/ing the Greater Hartford area is WILSON ELECTRICAL CO., Coleman, D-Bloomfield. said THERE AI Thd Mmneh—twr Hdnid there’s no question about that.” INC., they are conveniently located on 73 Summit Street In Manchester, phone 646-1418. would rework the law on minority 1361 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut inch-thick sta Manchastar Lodge said Senate President Pro Tern If you would like to join their team of professional technicians, please call Earle Wilson or Lloyd Wilson at 646-1418 hiring. Located in the Manchester Catalog Distribution Center disallowed. " to set up a personal appointment, as they are seeking qualified e m p lo y^. Currently, the law requires that John B. Larson, D-East Hartford, of Elks • 646-9262 Ponci. “ No 01 Maiirljwtpr Brralft at least 3.75 percent of the work be said after Monday’s meeting. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, April 1». 1988 8 - MAh — 5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. April 19. 1988 — 7 OPINION NA'nON Shamir would welcome & WORLD talks with Shevardnadze Exciting, By Nicolas B. Tatro Treaty remains elusive policy regarding Jewish emigra­ ThB Associated Press tion,” Shamir said. By the Ei Jaefe WASHINGTON — American and Soviet of Consul As a precondition for Soviet negotiators trying to wrap up a new arms JERUSALEM - Prime Minis­ involvement in Middle East ambitious control treaty by the end of May have identified ter Yitzhak Shamir appealed to Until r Anderson peacemaking, Israel has de­ Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard credit-car 1,200 differences in their drafte of the accord to manded restoration of relations Shevardnadze to come to Israel you used slash long-range nuclear weapons by 30 to 50 and free immigration for the 1 percent. for talks when he visits the Middle charities East later this month. 380,000 Jews who Israel claims and costiy Roughly half of the disputed items are have gone " I think it would be helpful for want to leave the Soviet Union. technical and could be resolved if major credit to t us, and I think it could be helpful On Thursday, Israel’s Inde­ verification problems are worked out, Reagan Known also for the Soviets,” Shamirsaid pendence Day, Shamir and Presi­ The latest proposal to provide more space administration officials said Monday. credit car in a joint interview on Sunday dent Reagan are to sign a new a painless for town offices is the most ambitious put Jesse Jackson But the others have proved intractable so far, with The Associated Press and memorandum of understanding TtlE B^ENHoWBL involving the detection and counting of elusive ute to yi forward so far and it will obviously be the op the German news agency DPA. that calls for strategic coopera­ before yoi mobile and cruise missiles carried on planes and most expensive, at least initially. Shamir said Shevardnadze and tion in political and military how the SI warships, said the officials, who spoke only on tells us what U.S. Secretary of State George P. spheres. cards star In the past, town officials have considered condition of anonymity. Shultz had signaled their inten­ Shamir said the pact would credit car tions to visit the Middle East in stopgap measures like adding to the affirm existing agreements and organizati the coming weeks although de­ Municipal Building or to Lincoln Center. In Inspection effort needed stressed it was not an anti-Soviet three att: tails had not been finalized. he stands for agreement, adding; "Thereisnot interest r A general, the Board of Directors has not been WASHINGTON — The government must step “ We know about some inten­ A enthusiastic about those ideas, mainly up its inspection of the nation’s airlines if safety any new element in this memo, period, an AP photo tions of both of them to do Cause c is to be maintained and establish a "permanent but it institutionalizes all the because the directors felt they were too costly something about the unrest (in existing agreements.” A large WASHINGTON — Of all the presidential program of in-depth” examinations of air INNOCENT PLEA — A handcuffed John for the amount of space being gained and the Israeli-occupied territories), cards stei contenders, Jesse Jackson has stirred up the most carriers, a presidential commission says. Demjanjuk pleads that he is innocent as about peace in our area, but we The 73-year-old Israeli premier because they addressed only the most controversy. This has produced some a policeman leads him from the defended Israel’s use of force in percent < The findings were released Monday amid the don’t know details of their next imposed o im m ediate and pressing space problems, itm misconceptions about his candidacy. What does he steps," said Shamir. the occupied West Bank and Gaza Federal Aviation Administration’s detailed courtroom after an Israeli court con­ the cards, making no adequate provision for the future. really stand for? What will he do with the power he inspection effort aimed at two of thecountry’s He said he would respond Strip, saying it had reduced the is gaining? victed the former Ohio autoworker of scope of the rioting in recent to you. bu CftP largest airlines — Continental and Eastern — favorably to a visit of a high- The newest idea is to build a new town hall A group of University of Utah professors being the sadistic “Ivan the Terrible’’ in weeks. P percent o\ P ranking Soviet official such as on the fringe of Center Springs Park with a and a broad review of safety among the Jerusalem Monday. YITZHAK SHAMIR Y-J TllEREliONNtlftCKer prepared an exhaustive questionnaire for the country’s commuter airlines. Shevardnadze, adding: “ We “ I think there is a certain two-level parking garage sandwiched . . . welcomes talks Voters Caucus, a non-partisan voter education The presidential panel called on the FA’A to would welcome it, and we will be improvement, and I hope it will im m u m m r ‘Killed with his hands’ willing to talk with him.” go on because I imagine that between four floors of office space. group. The questionnaire was designed to cut hire additional inspectors and resort more with US. We are the most The Israeli leader’s statements many Palestinian Arabs under­ through the campaign rhetoric and get to the heart frequently to surprise inspections of airlines as important partner in such an Director Mary Ann Handley accurately JERUSALEM — One of three Israeli judges represented a marked change stand that this way of violence of a candidate’s philosophy. Jackson’s frank well as giving priority to airlines that are effort.” describes it as an imaginative and exciting who convicted John Demjanjuk of Nazi war from hard-line statements earlier will not help any cause,” he said. responses, reported here for the first time, reveal a undergoing major changes. crimes said the death camp guard killed many Shamir also said he wanted to plan. consistent, deep-rooted philosophy. this year that warned of the More than 165 Arabs have been people with his own hands and often exceeded discuss with Shevardadnze the dangers of Soviet involvement in slain since riots began Dec. 8 in Clearly, he sees himself as a champion of the Hijackers read Koran the atrocities ordered by his superiors. • normalizing of relations, which If the town goes forward with it — town Ghostwriting the president Middle East peace efforts. were broken by Moscow after the the West Bank and Gaza Strip. An downtrodden and the deprived, as a moral leader “ He took part in the murders ... and did so voters w ill have the final say in the N ovem ber crying out against human and economic ALGIERS, Algeria — The hijackers of a Speaking in his office at the 1967 Middle East War, as well as Israeli soldier and civilian also willingly, enthusiastically," Judge Dov Levine prime ministry. Shamir stressed election — the building should be adequate for By John Cunniff exploitation. He would like to turn the power Kuwaiti jumbo jet read the Koran and their 35 the emigration of Soviet Jews. have been killed. columns have paid back almost said of the former Ohio autoworker during the that Israel was the key to efforts the foreseeable future. structure upside down, giving more power to the hostages fasted during a religious observance “ For us, it’s important to have Shamir said he was "not $100 for every dollar invested. ’ ’ 12-hour reading of the 450-page judgment aimed at rekindling a peace After admitting he put words in that appeared to take precedence over an opportunity to present our ready” to comment on state­ But before elected officials go too far with Newsletters proliferate under powerless and more wealth to the impoverished. Monday. process in the Middle East. negotiations aimed at ending the 2-week-old positions, our views about the ments by Israeli sources that President Reagan’s mouth while the logotype of local merchants, He also supports the Third World’s struggle against Applause broke out in the courtroom when the Asked if the Soviets and Ameri­ the plan, they had better know pretty well serving him as White House colonialism and exploitation. hijacking. necessity for the Soviet Union to Israeli forces assassinated Khalil especially those who sell directly court ruled that Demjanjuk was “ Ivan the cans could work together on a establish normal relations with what the cost will be. The Lawrence spokesman, Larry Speakes has Jackson believes he can achieve his goals by As the Moslem holy month of Ramadan began al-Wazir, the PLO’s head of to consumers. Some of them are Terrible,” a guard who operated gas chambers peace shuttle, Shamir said, “ I Israel and also to try to convince Associates, the Manchester architectural on Monday, the Moslem Shiite gunmen holding military operations, who was lost his job as chief spokesman for highly personalized to project a working within the American political system. A that,killed 850,000 Jews at the Treblinka death think first of all they have to work the Soviet Union to change its Merrill Lynch & Co. the plane requested copies of the Koran, the killed in Tunis on Saturday. firm which is studying solutions to the space certain image ofthe person, which determined, organized minority, he believes, can camp in Nazi-occupied Poland in 1942 and 1943. Moslem holy book. problem, has been asked by a subcommittee The popular assumption for his might or might not be accurate. extract concessions from an apathetic majority. The three-judge court convicted Demjanjuk of DEARD During Ramadan, observant Moslems do not of the Board of Directors to develop resignation from the securities There is an easy explanation for He has already proved this by turning out his war crimes, crimes against the Jewish people, cycle 400 IT firm is that such an admission followers in the Democratic primaries. Although eat or drink during daylight hours. At the preliminary plans and a cost estimate. In the all this; Writing often takes too crimes against humanity and crimes against Despite tough restrictions, have a rest hijackers’ request, a traditional pre-fast meal would make less credible his much time and effort. An execu­ blacks constitute only 12 percent of the population persecuted people. Demjanjuk. 68, will be polycythen past. Town Manager Robert Weiss has was delivered to the plane Sunday night for all future statements on its behalf, tive who tried to write his or her and he has attracted less than 15 percent of the sentenced April 25 and could receive the death physical at guessed that the cost might be $15.5 million. and perhaps tarnish its image as white vote, he has placed high in the primaries aboard. own material might lose sight of penalty. DEAR I The directors have not ruled out, and should well. the bigger job, which is to manage because 80 percent of the eligible voters aren’t two Arabs kiiied in ciashes But creating statements for the bothering to vote. Tornado kills four abnormal!; not rule out, less ideal solutions to the space the company properly. Meese faces challenge exist as a top guy has a long tradition in the By Dan Izenberg Also Monday, Israel ordered the navy and an elite commando problems, including purchase of the main post But there are other reasons too, Jackson’s strategy, apparently, is to apply his MADISON, Fla. — A tornado blasted through organs (po! world of business. WASHINGTON — Attorney General Edwin The Associated Press the closure of AI Awdah, Jerusa­ unit. Government officials have among them; < new political clout to get thje government to collect this north Florida city before dawn tQday, secondary' office at the Center when the U.S. Postal Meese III faces new problems rebuilding a lem’s only English-language refused to comment on the It is practiced every day without Words can be misconstrued, so more^taxes from those on the top and distribute the destroying homes and a library, blowing off causes the Service abandons it. exception, and it is likely to Justice Department rocked by resignations now JERUSALEM — Soldiers fired magazine owned by Palestinians, reports. they must be chosen carefully. benefits to those on the bottom of the economic rooftops, flipping cars and leaving at least four tear gas to disperse 300 mourners treatable v continue in practice. It has been that his second choice for the No, 2 post has told alleging it is financed and di­ News of al-Wazir’s death led to Despite their obvious disadvantages, other Words chosen carefully can turn a scale. people dead and 12 injured, officials said. off excess' him to find somebody else. who shouted anti-Israeli slogans rected by terrorist organizations. riots in the West Bank and Gaza used to protect the inarticulate negative into a positive. Well- The tornado touched down at 4; 30 a.m. just at a funeral for a woman who On the ot solutions to the space problems should be chairman, to promote an image On the questionnaire, he took the most extreme Meese is looking for a new nominee after The magazine was given until on Saturday in which 17 Palestini­ chosen words can make neat, west of Madison, about 50 miles east of reportedly was killed while trying May 1 to appeal, said managing common ii more thoroughly explored before being that is inconsistent with the facts, position among the presidential candidates in favor former American Bar Association President ans were killed and more than 100 memorable quotes, helping to get Tallahassee, and cut a 12-mile swath of to shield her children from a clash editor Elias Zananiri, who denied you. partU abandoned. The town m ay not b e able to to impress viewers and listeners. of higher taxes to finance "educational programs John Shepherd told the attorney general’s aides wounded. the executive’s message across to destruction, authorities said. in the Gaza Strip. the allegation. Al-Wazir was military com­ With lesso afford the best and most permanent cure. If Public relations executives reg­ to better train the nation’s youth, welfare on Monday to begin searching for a new the public. At least four people were killed north of town The 30-year-old mother of six, In Jerusalem, Hebrew Univer­ mander of Fatah, a mainstream oxygen). t LARRY SPEAKES programs to provide for the needy, health care candidate. Justice Department sources say, the directors do decide in favor of a new town ularly issue statements they But in most instances, there is a and at least a dozen people with injuries were at Aidah Othman Totah, was one of sity authorities summoned police Palestine Liberation Organiza­ oxygen-cai programs to care for the sick... etc.” Meese told reporters Monday that he didn't hall, they will have to be prepared to convince attribute to the chief, but which . . . he's not alone big difference between what Madison Memorial Hospital, Peavy said. two Arabs killed in clashes in on Monday to break up a fistfight tion group. He reportedly di­ usually cj expect to have a final decision from Shepherd normal an a majority of town voters, many of whom they themselves drafted and happens in the business world of Jackson wrote that he also believes fiercely that Gaza on Monday. Elsewhere, between Jewish and Israeli Arab rected the Palestinian uprising in “sold" to the executive before Power blackout hits until midweek. army curfews and strikes to students.. The scuffle began after I ’m coni never go to town offices, that the expense is message to shareholders, that ghost-written words and what “ the government should try to make the benefits of the occupied lands and other issuing to the media. staple of every annual report, is But while department sources said Shepherd protest the killing of a PLO leader Arab students tried to hold a military operations against know wh£ warranted. occurred at the White House level our society available to all its people on an equal MONTREAL — Officials restored power to Few chief executives write their likely to have been drafted by a had not flatly withdrawn, they said he already paralyzed the occupied lands. memorial service for Khalil Israel. 9 showing a and got Speakes into trouble. basis so that everyone is assured of a reasonable most of Quebec today after an outage affected had informed the department that he probably At least 167 Palestinians have sirenous ai own speeches. Seldom do they sit writer assigned to the task. With Invariably, wise executives standard of living, and we should raise taxes as al-Wazir, the second-in- The army on Monday clamped its 6 million residents and extended to parts of would do so. The sources, speaking only on been slain since riots began Dec. 8 your condi at a typewriter and knock out the an eye on history, even corporate review material issued in their necessary to achieve this goal." command of PLO chief Yasser curfews on more than 20 towns, New Brunswick province and scattered areas of condition of anonymity, said Shepherd asked in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Arafat. you may n magazines articles that appear memos have been ghostwritten. name, because it is they who must villages and refugee camps in the Letters to the editor Jackson "definitely opposes” efforts to set Maine and Vermont, a utility spokesman said. that Meese aides begin looking for other which Israel captured from Jor­ Al-Wazir, also known as Abu 60 percent under their names. Few are Real estate publications carry stand behind it. Should they occupied territories to stem the In Montreal, the outage trapped thousands of dan and Egypt in the 1967 Middle Jihad (Father of the Holy War), thrombosii The Manchester Herald welcomes original capable of writing a best-selling advertisements of ghostwriters “ mandatory targets for federal spending candidates. tide of violence. It also banned attempt to blame the writer, they people in subways, prompted looting and East war. An Israeli soldier and was gunned down by assassins on to the brai letters to the editor. book. who offer weekly columns of reductions.” He is also against a balanced budget Meese’s problems in filling the post of deputy journalists from large paTU of the would immediately reveal them­ delayed a National Hockey League playoff civilian also have been killed. Saturday at his home in a Tunis,. area. Letters should be brief and to the point. They In fact. Professor Eugene Jen­ housing information designed for amendment and believes the country should be attorney general, as well as the position of DEAR r selves as inadequate to their game. In the West Bank city of Nablus, Tunisia suburb. Tunisian investi­ In Gaza City, Mrs. Totah was should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for nings, a business scholar and publication under the real estate “ allowed to go into d^bt to meet the real needs of assistant attorney general in charge of the three wisd position. Hydro Quebec, the provincial power utility, the Israeli-appointed mayor on gators said on Monday that he shot to death as she tried gather ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters adviser to top executives, com­ agent’s name, as either advertis­ our people.” The way to hold down the deficit, he criminal division, stem from the abrupt to take th( Speakes concedes that on two said it was not known what caused the blackout, Monday told the army he planned was killed by Israeli commandos. her children indoors because must be signed with name, address and daytime mented recently that one item strongly feels, is to "cut defense spending only.” resignations March 30 of Arnold Burns and headaches ing or editorial matter. occasions President Reagan which began at 8:09 p.m. EDT. to resign because of pressure Israeli sources have charged Israeli soldiers and Arab youths telephone number (for verification). criminal division chief William Weld. think? found in most offices, but not in One ghostwriter advertisement never got to see his “own” He wants to reduce nuclear arms, stop from Palestinian activists, Israel the assassination was the work of were fighting nearby, the wom­ The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the that of the corporate chief execu­ in Realtor News, aimed at real material. underground nuclear testing and limit all military radio and Arab sources said. the intelligence service Mossad, an’s mother-in-law said. DEAR I interests of brevity, clarity and taste. tive, is a simple everyday estate agents seeking to develop weaponry — positions that he marked on the depends or Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester dictionary. their business, carries the custo­ John Cunniff is a business questionnaire as “ extremely important.” He also straight or Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 06040. affect youi Even the company president's mer endorsement that “ Your analyst for The Associated Press. took the most extreme position against the Strategic Defense Initiative, declaring that “ we Volatile New York contest capped with today’s voting Wi.sdom ridge that cannot afford this research, and Congress should people ari stop funding it.” By Donald AA. Rothbera runner as the race moves on to supporters to go to the polls. Koch also said the former civil Jackson tried to avoid being not been good for the city or the necessary The Associated Press Pennsylvania next Tuesday and “ If you stand in the rain today, rights activist lied under pres­ It is also Jackson’s “ extremely important” view drawn into a running battle with campaign,” Jackson said. of an aftei Why is White House gentle on Jesse? Ohio, Indiana and the District of you will vote in the rain tomor­ sure and would lead the Demo­ that “ U.S. action and intervention in the affairs of Koch, but said at a news confer­ Cuomo, who praised all three problems I NEW YORK — After a cam­ Columbia the week after that. row,” Jackson told supporters in crats to their worst defeat since ence Monday that “ we have contenders but endorsed none, putting pr< WASHINGTON — Why has the Reagan recognized Third World regimes is both illegal and paign described by Jesse Jackson The latest Associated Press Harlem on a wet Monday. “ We’ve 1972, when Republican Richard was afraid that an aggressive pursuit of the $1.5 received more death threats in said that Koch’s tactic of "attack-- thereby ca Administration been so gentle — and immoral.” He feels strongly that “ the U.S. should as “ so divisive and so violent.” delegate count gave Dukakis 877. come too close: nothing can stop M. Nixon carried 49 states. million owed by Push-Excel would appear to be this campaign than in all the ing Jesse Jackson’s character” of bite. non-demanding — over the disappearance of $1.1 recognize the legitimate rights of Palestinian New Yorkers were voting today Jackson 745, and Gore 417. A total us now.” Koch was asked repeatedly other combined because the racist. Perhaps it wanted to avoid Jesse Jackson’s might boomerang. Cuomo said he If you ai million federal funds by Jesse Jackson’s program, people to have some type of independent nation of in a presidential primary that of 2,082 was needed for a about his weekend comments climate has been so divisive and tongue. "Just don’t forget to vote felt Gore’s chances had been hurt teeth and “ PUSH for Excellence," also known as Northern their own. Israel must be pressured to recognize could anoint Michael Dukakis as convention majority. criticizing Jackson. “ I ’m not so violent.” But the administration was not afraid of racist tomorrow,” Dukakis told his in New York because the Tennes­ misalignec Push-Excel? that the Palestinian Arabs need to be independent the clear front-runner Democrats The New York campaign was backers. saying he’s a liar. I’m saying he “ The name-calling and the see senator “ has been obscured Perspective labels in fighting the recent Civil Rights Act. The of Israeli control." have sought for so many months. marked by an emphasis on can’t stand stress, and then he be in norr Doug Ponci, deputy assistant inspector general Gore campaigned with Koch, accusations and the attempts of a by negative smoke going up from money owed is green — not black or white. The New York vote also could candidate views on the Middle lies under stress,” he said. other causi of the Department of Education, audited Michael J. McManus Jackson strongly opposes mandatory AIDS whose attacks on Jackson often provocation by the mayor have attacks on others.” Push-Excel’s books for $3.1 million of grants given spell the end for Sen. Albert East and by the long shadows of JACKSON’S LAWYERS say Push-Excel does not testing and favors as “ extremely important" a got more attention than the to it from 1978 to 1982 to improve inner-city schools. Gore’s presidential candidacy. two non-candidates — Gov. Mario have the money. Reagan officials are excessively comprehensive national health-care policy for all Already deeply in debt, the Cuomo and Mayor Edward Koc*h. sparring between the candidates. He wrote an exhaustive report that disallowed sympathetic. ’We do not send our citizens to citizens. He believes that states "definitely should Tennessee senator needs to show Turnout in today’s polling was During the campaign, the hundreds of questionable expenditures. debtor’s prison.” says Weinstein. not” require jobless workers "to work at public surprising strength to regain critical, and ail three Democratic mayor said Jews and other That was four years ago. Push-Excel appealed, 9 However, Push-Excel has a $250,000 annual service or non-profit jobs” in return for their credibility as a candidate. contenders spent the final hours supporters of Israel “ would have 9 DEAR and provided evidence justifying some of its very sloppy bookkeeping. ’’ budget. In fact, it clears about $100,000 a year on a unemployment checks. His view is that "social With strong support from the of campaigning urging their to be crazy” m vote for Jackson. NISCH: spending. But the Department of Education His analysis is too kind. Webster’s defines legal single event, a "Basketball Classic,” in which pro welfare programs are a necessary federal state’s large black electorate, most ca.ses concluded three years ago that $430,000 is still fraud as "an intentional perversion of the truth to stars donate their time. Clearly. Push-Excel could responsibility.” Jackson was hoping for an upset I’ve heard owed. And the Labor Department says Push-Excel induce another to part with something valuable hold more fund-raisers. that would allow him to claim the involve a squandered another $670,000 of $2.55 million of He also takes a strong position in favor of Spring into belonging to him." In fact, Push-Excel made an offer to settle for status as front-runner. (father, u Labor’s grants. "regulations for protecting persons and relocating Pollsters, while saying the Consider this item; $18,000 of travel receipts about $400,000 last year, according to Sharon father, et With interest, the $1.1 million owed has grown to tenants who have been put out of their homes by Massachusetts governor had a a new abusing a were submitted on behalf of people who were not Robinson, the group’s director. Since that was only $1.5 million. owners wishing to convert their properties.” And lead of anywhere from 10 to 14 seems to Push-Excel employees. How is that not fraud? a quarter per dollar owed, it was rejected. A second Push-Excel stopped disputing the substantive he believes it is “ extremely important” to increase points, also were warning about Style female (n Surely, the project knew who its employees were. It offer of between $400,000 and $1.1 million has been charges in 1985. In fact, the Educational Appeals funding for federal housing programs and federal the volatility of the race. grandmotl “ perverted the truth.” on the table for many weeks. Board, the highest level of review of disputed urban renewal. “ We could all be wrong. New When it comes to personal property, your home- volved wii Further. Push-Excel is no longer saying it This matter should not be dragged out any j at,., a t t r a c t items, says that Push-Excel “ neither filed a brief York is a killer,” said ABC News owners insurance should perform teautifully no aged male doesn’t owe this money. longer. As one of the two top contenders for the Footnote; The Voters Caucus is a non-partisan, on Sept. 30,1985, or any other date nor pollster John Brennan. Shampoo, matter what the score. The Prudential Premier What is Yet not a nickel has been paid back. Nor has the Democratic presidential nomination, Jesse non-profit, all-volunteer voter education ! Perm communicated with the Panel at any time” Heading into the New York Policy goes above and beyond ordinary home- federal government sued Push-Excel for the funds. Jackson has been claiming that he has shown organization founded by the International Platform Cut and afterwards. race, Jackson scored a win in I Special owners insurance, with features like full DEAR I It has not even issued a press release threatening a demonstratable management skill. Association. Jack Anderson is IP A ’s unpaid Delaware’s Democratic cau­ deal that Among the items which Push-Excel no longer Blow Dry replacement cost for stolen or destroyed suit, if the funds are not paid back by a certain president. The questionnaires from other cuses Monday night, beating Reg. '55 disputes; " I have done morb^ith less oVer the longer Reg. *20 furniture automatically included* In fact, stand abo date. Why? period of time than any ofm y counterparts,” he presidential candidates will be analyzed in future Dukakis 45 percent to 27 percent. between cl ■ Although it received $1 million in 1980, you get lots of extra coverage w ith­ “ It has been turned over to the Justice says. But hisjtrack record at Push-Excel was columns. Gore had just 2 percent. But the there is no Push-Excel submitted expenses for only $973,000. ,*4 8 ** out lots of extra cost Just call your Department.” says Diane Weinstein, deputy dismal. Delaware contest wasdwarfed by more adul What about the other $27,000? The Department of Prudential representative for a general counsel for the Department of Education. Not only did $1.1 million disappear in the hands of the big New York primary, with do this. Education says it wants the money. free, no obligation Pru-Review “ It is out of our hands at this stage.” people he hired, but Push-Excel didn’t help its prize of 255 Democratic M en’s Actually ■ On another $656,000 grant, it submitted only A spokeswoman at Justice, Amy Brown, says delegates. Children’s and get great coverage on a not menti( $587,000 of expenses! inner-city kids. "W e could not say that Push-Excel iHaurlipfitpr Hpralh Shampoo, grand scale. Check the lamely, “ The matters are being negotiated. Since had ra is ^ test scores or had, in fact, kept kids in Untroubled by any doubts Shampoo, This is tl ■ $8.100 of expenses were incurred before the about his grasp on the Republican phone book for your we are negotiating, we can’t be chatty. The school. It had minimal influence,” says Mary Founded In 1881 Cut and Cut and common tl grant’s start-up date. presidential nomination. Vice local Prudential office. Education Department did not refer its case to us Berry, the department’s former assistant Researc! s iE F r e n r ...... P u b ii.h « r President George Bush was ex­ Blow Dry Blow Dry ■ Push-Excel’s director (not Jesse Jackson, who till last fall." secretary. OEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... E d ito r that mothi only served on its board), gave himself $3,699 for pected to sweep the 96 GOP Reg. *10 Reg. *17 frequent t However, the Department of Labor gave up If Jackson couldn’t manage $5.5 million over four ...... E *«:utlv. Ednor "commuting costs.” collecting its money in 1985, and asked Justice to MARIE P. OPAOV...... CHy Editor delegates at stake today in New point out I years, why would anyone seriously consider ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AMOClato Editor York. , ^ * 8 “ -* 13 '"' *Up lo d limii ol four lim<*$ Hh* d

M A R K E T R E P O R T AcBvay evT iho qmi 30 inding dsyo Daniell hints at more cuts FOCUS BUSINESS MM Zlotnick gets sales position Mai t.lM ' as UTC’s profits improve Shirley Zlotnick was recently promoted to AG senior sales representative with the American ill lU III, bill th Get facts before using ‘affinity’ cards Bank Stationery Co., a national check-printing By Brent Laymon 40 cents. buyer. 1 0 0 0 collec jra- PEOPLE company for finan­ The Associated Press Daniell insisted that the cost­ Other important money­ Pavil By the Editors balances. That means members must (MADD) — carried a rate of 20.9 cial institutions. II' cutting measures did not repres­ makers for UTC are Otis eleva­ them HARTFORD — The man cre­ ent a corporate retreat, saying of Consumer Reports go into debt before the charity percent. Garner hospitalized The firm is tors, Carrier air conditioning and A St vooo dited with making United Tech­ “ there will be acquisitions in Consumer benefits. The charity would collect headquartered in Space Transportation Systems. and B Until recently, only banks and If you typically carry an unpaid LOSANGELES nologies Corp. leaner and meaner U TC ’s future, acquisitions that nothing from the approximately 40 Waterbury. Zlotnick Shareholders rejected a resolu­ comn credit-card companies profited when balance of 82,000, the difference — Actor James during his brief tenure as chair­ bring added strength to our core tion requiring the company to pull Reports percent of all credit-card users who will cover the elimii you used a credit card, now a host of between the interest charged on a Garner has been i. m . l4 man says the reward for recent businesses.” out of South Africa, where its Otis pay off their bills in full each month. eastern region of the LOW. Genei charities and other organizations bank card at 15 percent and a cause hospitalized in 5u55E 2.008.13 cutbacks will be bigger profits. He alluded to additional job Elevator Co. employs about 1,100 How do affinity credit cards com­ state, including Man­ CHANGE The have gone into the business of selling goods you buy. Usually, the mer­ card (or any other card) at 17.9 preparation for Down 8.01 “ We have changed our empha­ reductions, but would say only people. They also rejected a pare against others issued by a bank? chester. Devel credit to their members. percent would cost you $58 a year. In a surgery to clear an .- .■ 1 - ..... 1. sis from growth to improved that they would occur throughout resolution requiring UTC to sub­ chant’s bank and the card-issuing Recently, the editors at Consumer She is a 1981 TWTF MTWTPMTWTfUTWTl MTWTP MTWTF M Known as “ affinity” cards, these case like this, you and your favorite U ti H 4 81 II finaneial performance,” Robert U TC ’s divisions during the com­ scribe to the MacBride principles devel bank split the 3 percent between them. Reports examined the terms of the obstruction res­ credit cards for causes may seem like charity would be better off If you got a graduate of the F. Daniell, U T C ’s chairman and ing year. The company has an against religious discriminiation permi When a caid carries the im pri­ credit-card offers made by 16 major tricting the flow of a painless, effortless way to contrib­ good deal on a credit card and wrote a University of Massa­ chief executive officer, said Mon­ obligation to inform affected in Northern Ireland. certai matur of an affinity group, the charitable and environemental blood from his ute to your favorite charity. But check to the designated organization. chusetts and a day at the company’s annual employees first, he told reporters Management opposed both re­ do wit card-issuing bank usually divides its groups against the best credit-card heart, a spokeswo­ before you sign up. you should know member of the More condos being built shareholders meeting, where 13 after the meeting. solutions. on grounds that the allowi 1*A percent share of your purchase terms they could find at banks in five Fo r people who pay credit-card bills man said. how the system works and how cause National Association current members of the board of Nearly 11,000 jobs have been South African measure was ancho into thirds, keeping half of a percen­ major cities. in full each month, differences in “ He’s feeling H A R TFO R D — Low- and moderate-income cards stack up against others. A good of Bank Women. directors were re-elected. eliminated during the last year, counter-productive and the Mac- prope tage point, giving half of a percentage interest rate needn’t be a concern. fine,’’ said peoifle did not benefit from the strong housing credit card, regardless of the bank or The editors found that although the “ We were willing to sacrifice including 2fooo at Pratt and Bride principles simply restated portic point to the organization, artd award­ Assuming the card has a grace period Garner’s assist­ market in the state last year, but people looking organization issuing it. should have average cause card offers slightly size, sacrifice the speed with Whitney to improve the' jet- current law in Northern Ireland. bavin ing the last half of a percentage point (Consumer Reports doesn’t recom­ ant, Maryann Rea, ' for condominiums and luxury housing got what three attributes: a relatively low lower rates than the average bank ASCS has which we grew ... to yield the kind engine maker’s competitiveness Daniell also put to rest rumors the m to the marketer who arranged the mend forgoing the grace period, no adding the aneu­ they wanted, according to the annual report interest rate, a 25- to 30-day grace card (17.7 percent vs 18.3 percent), of finanical results that would against arch-rival General Elect­ that UTC is contempiating a Unc deal and does the promotion. matter how low the nterest rate), forestry aid from the state Department of Housing. A A rysm was disco­ the rates are significantly higher than enhance shareowner value.” ric Co. A number of non-core move outside Connecticut, saying period, and little or no annual fee. The affinity organization some­ people should look first at the annual Shirley Zlotnick make what you might find by carefully vered during a The Annual Housing Market Report, said the Under Daniell, who succeeded businesses — Essex wire and that its new headquarters will be Cause cards work like this: times earns revenue in other ways, fee charged by the card issuer. The The Agricultural tax re shopping among banks. regular checkup. market was characterized by a dramatic the acquisition-minded Harry J. cable units. Diesel Systems and in the Hartford area. The com­ A large part of the profit in credit such as a flat rate for every best deal for convenience users is a Stabilization and Conservation Service is At a James Garner “ He wasn’t sick increase in condominiums, a trend toward Gray as chairman in Jaquary some assets of U T Credit Corp. — pany recently sold its headquar­ cards stems from a fee of about 3 transaction (usually 25 cents), a The five banks surveyed charged “ free” card — one with no annual fee. offering forestry assistance to woodlot owners. P. Dil and had no pain. Yes, it was a surprise.” larger, more luxurious single-family homes, and 1987, U TC has used layoffs and have also been sold off to improve ters in downtown Hartford and is percent of the purchase amount portion of the annual fee ora flat rate interest rates ranging from 13.75 The banks surveyed generally Those interested may contact the local ASCS But a Garner checked into Cedars-Sinai Medical an increasing shortage of affordable housing. the sale of a number of non-core U TC ’s profitability. looking for a location for a new imposed on the merchants whoaccept (usually $1 to $5) for every new percent to 15.96 percent. The lowest charged $12 to $15 a year. The charity office. A state forester will arrange to meet on According to the report, condominium businesses to improve UTC announced last week it is building. the cards. The transaction is invisible cardholder who signs up. rate on the 16 charity cards looked at cards were usually free the first year, Center on Monday. Surgery was scheduled for the property and will develop a management profitability. talking to potential buyers of About 40 union members dem­ to you. but the merchant builds this 3 A few groups receive only a portion was 16.75 percent. Onegrpup’scard — or sometimes two years, then WO per Thursday. plan free of charge. The plan will address all conversions in 1987.were nearly three times as The result has been an increase Norden Systems. Norden. with onstrated outside the Hartford percent override into the price of the of the interest collected on unpaid Mothers Against Drunk Driving year thereafter. During the three-hour operation, doctors areas of forest land by improving or protecting a high as in 1986, and condominium construction P P Lar in sales to $17.2 billion in 1987 sales of about $400 million a year, Civic Center where the meeting ■ Mn'U will use a a balloon to compress the aneurysm stand of trees and improving or preserving the rose 34 percent. from $15.8 billion in 1986; profits is not a core business, but is r'-'-or was held, to protest recent layoffs Eig formed on the wall of the aorta, which takes environment. In the state overall, new home construction of $592 million in 1987 from $73 to the aerospace operations that and to show support for the South blood from the left ventrical of the heart to the remained relatively strong, although it was will s( For more information contact the Tolland million a year earlier; and do make up the crux of UTC’s body. down 4.3 percent from 1986’s record-breaking African resolution. Lar Here’s prescription to avoid County ASCS office, 24 Hyde Ave., Vernon 06066, earnings per share of $4.52, up business; Pratt & Wh'*;.cy Air­ Pratt & Whitney President Garner, 60, was expected to be hospitalized levels, the report said. meeti or call 875-9770. from 54 cents in 1986. The Board craft engines, S’V.orsky helicop­ Arthur Wegner recently told about todays. Most of the new units built for rent or purchase night Dr. Gott of Directors also voted Monday to ters, and Hamilton Standard. workers in a letter that up to 400 were market rate or luxury housing. Inci increase the quarterly due divi­ Daniell said U TC will hold onto hourly workers could be laid off Peter Gott, M.D. Olin to buy Clabir division annou wrong mix of food, drugs dend due in June from 35 cents to Norden if it can’t find the right this year. Vincent not charged STAMFORD — Olin Corp. said Monday it has re-ele Miles dedicates center In a DEAR LOS ANG ELES — Authorities declined to tentatively agreed to acquire General Defense Sadio! A B BY : A few in those foods tends to promote press drug charges against actor Jan-Michael Corp., a leading manufacturer of heavy W EST H A V EN — Miles Inc. today dedicated a blood clotting. ammunition and tactical systems, from Clabir Armstrong sale to lead Armtek she wl years ago you Vincent after tests revealed the pills police new. $36 million research center that is the most Hel« published a list People on thyroid medication found on him were caffeine tablets and not Corp. in a deal valued at $104 million. important research investment Bayer USA Inc.. of foods that should avoid brussels sprouts, illegal amphetamines. Olin said it signed a letter of intent to make the Miles’ parent company, has made in the United will n; Dear Abby turnips, cabbage, soybeans and Mar Seek treatment people who are The district attorney’s office on Monday acquisition that would “ establish Olin as a States, a Bayer official said. In search for more businesses kale. St., wl taking certain Abigail Van Buren declined to charge Vincent with felony prime systems contractor in large-caliber The center, which opened in January, is Dairy products should not be has an prescription ammunition.” initially focusing research on primary NEW HAVEN (AP) - Armtek the value of the proposed buyout. eaten by a person who is taking a possession of an amphetamine, as alleged by production facilities.” for thick blood drugs should Olin said it hopes to conclude the acquisition auto-immune diseases, such as arthrits and Corp. says it will be seeking to Armtek officials said. of cler specific kind of antibiotic. the Sheriff’s Department, said spokesman The transaction, is subject to avoid. At the within two months. The value it placed on the rheumatism, and in molecular biology, with the acquire additional automotive- This time around. Armtek and Two Alcohol and even aspirin should Andy Reynolds. approval by Armtek’s board, D E A R DR. GOTT: I’m 60. run 100 miles a month, time I was per­ transaction includes $24 million in General aim of developing new therapeutics and related businesses once the sale Pirelli said they signed a binding Longe not be combined with certain Deputies in Agoura Hills on Wednesday which meets today and Wednes­ cycle 400 miles a month, stand 5 feet 8. weigh l.SOand fectly healthy, Defense debt. diagnostics. of its Armstrong Tire Co. is agreement for the sale of 100 decide other drugs. Mixing alcohol with stopped a car driven by Vincent’s wife day. and is expected to close by have a resting heart rate of 48. My doctor says I have so I paid no attention to it. they use. completed. percent of Armstrong Tire. The a high dosage of Valium or because its registration had expired, May 31. polycythemia. Will this cause a stroke with all my However, now my husband is Most people are unaware that Armtek announced Monday it The sale will enable^Arm- May 21 Darvon can be fatal. authorities said. Vincent, 42, a passenger, was physical activity? taking three different prescribed there can be an interaction had agreed to sell Armstrong Tire strong’s customers a m em­ Pirelli Societe Generale SA of The next time you are given a arrested on suspicion of drug possession after . , recently lost out to drugs, and I am taking two. and it between the prescribed drugs to the Pirelli Group, one of ployees to “ enjoy the benefits of DEAR READER: Polycythemia refers to an prescription, don’t hesitate toask the 12 white tablets were found. occurs to me that there may be they are taking and certain foods Chairman’s death shocks AT&T; Europe’s largest tiremarkers. for being part of a far stronger Japan’s Bridgestone Corp. in a abnormally high number of red blood cells. It can your physician, or your pharma­ Vincent, who played a tough helicopter pilot bid to purchase Firestone Tire & Red exist as a primary di.sease of the blood-forming certain foods in our regular diet they eat. This interaction can $190 million in cash. competitor in the worldwide tire that could change the action of the cist. the following questions: in the canceled C B ^ TV series “ Airwolf” and Rubber Co. organs (polycythemia vera) or as a condition that is cau.se some drugs to work faster Armtek will use most if not all industry,” said Frank R, drugs we are taking. 1. What is the name of the drug, won a Golden Globe nomination for his role in O’Keefe, chairman and chief The secondary to another illness, such as emphysema. It or slow'er. or to become totally successor to face shareholders of the proceeds to reduce its Pirelli will be acquiring Arm­ and what is it supposed to do? close< Abby. you would be doing all of ineffective. the film “ Going Home,” lives in Malibu. long-term debt, which stood at executive of Armtek. strong’s three tire manufacturing causes the blood to be too thick, but it is readily (Write it down so you won’t your readers, especially the but was called to serve as about $300 million the end of the Ludovico Grandi. president of St. Fr treatable with medicine orby phlebotomy (drawing For example, people who are forget.) By Peter Coy quiet and thoughtful, though plants in Des Moines, Iowa; senior citizens, a big favor if you taking certain prescribed drugs determined. executive vice president and first quarter, said John N. Siev- Pirelli’s worldwide tire opera­ Hanford, Calif., and Nashville, the cc off excess blood). It has no relation to exercise. 2. When do I take it. and forhow The Associated Press reprint that information. for severe depression or high Poet advises bards chief financial officer of AT&T in ers, director of corporate plan­ tion. said Pirelli will benefit from Tenn., and its tire chord and Wil On the other hand, an increase in red blood cells is long? (Does “ three times a day” “ He’s a very bright and very L.J.L. blood pressure should avoid aged NEW YORK - Robert E. Allen July 1983. ning and investor relations. Armstrong’s “ excellent after- fabric manufacturing facility in Blake common in healthy, well-trained athletes, such as mean morning, noon and night? ANNAPOLIS, direct kind of guy and very W ATERLO O . IOWA chee.se. Chianti wine, pickled iwill have a chance Wednesday to The debt reduction will im­ market distribution and efficient Laurel Hill, N.C. 70-aci you. particuljirly if they exercise at high altitudes. Should it be taken before meals, Md. — Pulitzer low-key. If you lived in a nice Allen took charge of corporate herring, yogurt, chicken liver, 'convince A T& T’s shareholders prove Armtek’s financing capa­ devel With lessoxygen in theair (orwith more demand for with meals or after meals? If the Prize-winning poet neighborhood, he’d be one of the administration and finance in D E A R L.J.L.: Here it is: The bananas, avocados, sour cream, that the communications giant nicer neighbors,” said Peter bility. Sievers said. Horn: oxygen), the body adapts by manufacturing more instructions say “Every four Gwendolyn Brooks 1984 and was promoted to chair­ Food and Drug Administration, and all foods prepared with meat remains on track despite the Bernstein, senior analyst at In seeking to make some thecc oxygen-carrying red blood cells. This adaptation is hours,” should I get up during the has three words of man and chief executive of AT&T in cooperation with the National tenderizers. death of Chairman James E. Probe Research Inc. in Cedar additional acquisitions, Armtek COUPS usually called physiological erythremia It is night to take it? Should I keep advice for aspiring Information Systems in 1985. He normal and not associated with any disease. Council on Patient Information Persons taking anti coagulants Olson. Knolls, N.J. was named president and chief will be pursuing its goal of OAKWOOD would taking it until it’s all gone?) bards; “ Write the and Education, has embarked on (blood thinners) should avoid Olson’s death from cancer Olson became AT&T chairman becoming a leading worldwide I’m confused by your question, because I don’t 3. Are there any foods, bever­ truth.” operating officer in 1986. SPORTS & FITNESS CENTER at the a program to inform and educate liver and large amounts of leafy Monday at age 62 came just two in September 1986, when the supplier of materials, compo­ short( know whether you have polycythemia or are ages, medications or activities I “ Poetry is life In a sign of Allen’s standing, he showing a healthy biological response to your people about the medfeations vegetables because the vitamin K days before the annual share­ company still was adrift after the nents and systems to automotive tennis • indoor soccer • nautilus But should avoid while taking this distilled,” said Ms. ' shared the spotlight with Olson in and industrial markets, company strenous activity. You need further testing to define holders’ meeting in Denver. It 1984 breakup of the Bell System. volleyball • sneaker’s cafe • jazzercise land, drug? (Is alcohol allowed? How Brooks, who gave the introduction to the company’s 9 9 officials said. shocked the company, coming He cut costs, oversaw the painful your condition. You may require treatment — or about aspirin and antacids? latest annual report, which fea­ givint a talk Sunday in ust one month after the vigorous, cutting of 27,000 jobs and gave the “ We will not stray at all from you may not. If the percentage of red cells exceeds Data Bank Please be aware that there is tured a question-and-answer ses­ site a! Annapolis. “ I just ough-talking executive was re­ company a sense of direction. our automotive focus.” Sievers 60 percent of your blood volume, you are at risk of alcohol in beer, liquor and wine.) J sion with the two. 1988-89 Tennis Program 55acr thrombosis: blood clots that form and block arteries write about the ported iil with flu. “ Olson was the one guy who said. I 4. Are there any side effects? the fo r things that excite Allen, 53, who will field ques­ was hard-nosed enough that he The problems AT&T is facing Armtek is the parent company to the brain and heart. And what should I do if they do 1 -A Kar me, or interest me, tions at the annual meeting, is the would push and get his way, and include: of Dayco Products Inc., a supp­ • No membership fees • 3 Har-tru courts occur? Fingii D E A R DR. GOTT: I’m 27 and have been cutting HOUSEHOLDS OF THE ELDERLY or just make me.” president and chief operating drive people who may not feel the ■ Morale, though somewhat lier of engineered drive systems, 5. Is there any written informa­ Save tS per perion • 24' Between courts officer of American Teiephone & same pressure under the new improved, still leaves room for including automotive and indus­ said .1 three wisdom teeth fora long time. One dentist says tion you can give me about the In six decades of Telegraph Co.and is serving as chairman,” said Fulton Holmes, improvement, AT&T’s own sur­ trial belts and hoses; Blackstone • No guest fees • Full divider nets the CO to take them out, another says wait and see. I get o drug you have prescribed forme? 7,—— . .-----:— writing, Ms. How old acting chairman. an analyst for Thomson McKin­ veys have found. Corp.. a maker of heat exchange Save >5 per person headaches, neck aches and jaw aches. What do you 6. Is there an approved generic Gwendolyn Brooks Brooks has turned • Indirect lighting think? Analysts say Allen was being non Securities. ■ Its computer business con­ systems and components, and Kam version of this drug? (There her works to hard-hitting topics such as • Prime time available - no g lare people groomed to succeed Olson as In contrast to Olson, whose first tinues losing money and may not Copolymer Rubber & Chemical D E A R R E A D E R : 1 think that your decision usually is, and it is much cheaper Winnie Mandela’s struggle in South Africa. chairman, although no one ex­ job with AT&T was cleaning silt become profitable until 1990. Corp.. a producer of specialty • Special Weekend Rates • Wide screen TV and Marg depends on whether the wi.sdom teeth are growing in 1 1 and no less effective.) But she has not ignored images and meanings live ii Some analysts say AT&T needs to polymers. expec pected the transition to come so out of manholes in North Dakota straight or crooked and whether they will adversely Readers, for a free brochure of life’s simpler things. • Full Bar & Cafe Satelite Dish quickly. He is the odds-on fa vorite in 1943, Allen started in manage­ buy an established computer All three companies have said. affect your bite by crowding your other teeth. about prescription drugs, write Ms. Brooks, the 70-year-old Poet Laureate of to be named chairman by the ment at Indiana Bell upon gra­ maker. “ some exciting growth pros­ Now accepting reierved court reiervationt. Wi.sdom teeth are molars at the back of the dental to: RX Drugs, Consumer Infor­ Illinois, spoke as part of the Langston Hughes ■'ll Living with spouse board of directors, which might duation from Wabash College. ■ Shareholders are agitating pects.” Sievers said. ridge that are the last to grow in. usually when J38% mation Center, Department DA, Lecture Series sponsored by Mount Moriah make a decision this week. Allen worked his way up for an increase in the quarterly Pirelli had sought last year to people are in their 20s. These teeth are not Pueblo, Colo. 81009. No stamped, African Methodist Church. Questions? Call Charlotte - 633-3689 lie dividend, which has been $1.20 a acquire 80 percent of Armstrong necessary for proper dentition. In fact. they are sort self-addressed envelop is neces­ Like Olson, Allen rose in AT&T through Indiana Bell, Bell of Living with other Pennsylvania, Illinois Bell and share since the breakup. Tire, but the talks ended after the 40 Oakwood Drive • Glastonbury, CT 06033 • 633-3689 of an afterthought by nature: they often produce sary, but please allo'w 30 days for through the local telephone oper­ Kitcl the Chesapeake and Potomac ■ AT& T still gets 91 percent of two companies could not agree on problems by growing crookedly (impaction) or by relatives delivery. When this hits print, the Gabor buys royal house ating companies that once be­ its revenue in the United States Eigh putting pressure on teeth that are already in place, center will be deluged. longed to the Bell System. He also Telephone Cos. He was slated to W ELLINGTO N , Fla. — 2sa Zsa Gabor has and is having a hard time M arvii thereby causing pain, overriding and abnormalities Living alone or P.S. Tomorrow: What you is a career AT&T executive. But become a president in bought a three-bedroom house that was a in contrast to the blunt, gregar­ Philadelphia-based Bell Atlantic cracking foreign markets, a goal to thed of bite. with non-relatives should tell your physician before 43% wedding gift to the Prince and Princess of ious Olson, Allen is described as at the time of the AT& T breakup. since the early 1980s. WE/e/fT WATCHERS so that If you are having symptoms from your wisdom he or she prescribes any kind of seven years ago, a newspaper reported. shelter teeth and if dental X-rays show them to be medication for you. Also, some The royal couple spent the night at the house the ice misaligned, have them removed. If they appear to Percent of merv^er 65 Percent of women over 65 valuable tips to help you use at the Palm Beach Polo and Country Club on Direi be in normal position and your symptoms have prescription drugs safely and Ten days for a check to clear? prelim other causes, let them alone and see what happens. NEA Qriphict effectively. Nov. 12,1985, but Prince Charles stayed with friends at a nearby horse ranch when he offices visited last month. QUESTION: checks, i nis ruie w n ; remain in Street; The house was given to the prince and his When I opened effect for two years. As of Sept. 1, THE FIGURE YOU WANT garage Researchers don’t have all the answers bride in 1981 by club founder William a checking ac­ 1990, the maximum hold will be June. Ylvisaker, but the prince never assumed the count with a Investors’ reduced to two days on local Disti title, the Palm Beach Post reported today. $424 check checks and five days on non-local IS NOW REDUCED. borrow DEAR DR. REI- DEAR READER; Most men have for a man to continue having trouble draw n on a Guide checks. A “ business day,” of Direi NISCH: Why is it that one testicle which is slightly smaller with erections. Anything that inter­ “ It has always been owned by the club,” 20% FASTER WEIGHT LOSS 9 9 credit union lo­ course, is any day other than a said Larry Throneburg, the club’s vice voters most ca.ses of incest that than the other; and the two testicles rupts the sequence of physical and cated in a dif­ William A. Doyle Saturday, Sunday or holiday. president for sales. We’ve not only reduced the time it takes to lose to vote I’ve heard or read about nearly always hang differently, with psychological progress toward or­ ferent state, About a dozen states have involve a male adult Miss Gabor, who was in on ISL Kinsey Report one higher than the other. These gasm (even the memory of pain at a the bank told passed similar legislation, some weight, we’ve even reduced the price! (father, uncle, grand­ Monday and could not be reached for :U'> normal differences are usually not a certain point) can cause loss of me I could not setting shorter holds. But those Join now and save on our fastest program ever; Arre father, etc.) sexually June M. Reinisch, Ph.D. sign of a problem — unless some erection. comment, paid $275,000 for the house, $75,000 write checks state laws affect only state- the New Quick Success® Pro^am . It works 20% abusing a female? This marked change is noticed or there is more than she paid fora nearby house that she Physicians who have not been against my account for 10 busi­ will depend on whether it js_ a chartered depository institutions. faster than before, while keeping you healthy. A n E seems to rarely be a pain. sold about three years ago, the newspaper trained in sexual functioning or who ness days. I was under the “ local” or “ non-local” check. ’The Expedited Funds Availabil­ Sundaj female (mother, aunt, said. ^ come to Weight Watchers for a unique new Not all pain is a sign of a serious are uncomfortable in dealing with impression the normal “hold” on “ Local” is defined as a check ity Act covers them all. However, assault grandmother, etc.) in­ problem. For example, a dull ache in program that’s not only faster at reducing— sexual matters can indeed “ miss” the deposited checks was seven drawn on a bank in the same where state law provides for a Sami volved with an under­ the testicles when a man has been cause of a sexual problem, especially working days. Isn’t there some Federal Reserve check­ shorter hold than federal law, the it’s also very reduced! wasch. aged male. sexually aroused but has not had an Cole nets Capezio Award when no obvious physical condition is federal law about this? processing region as the bank in state requirement will prevail. restrai What is the proportion of each? actual incest cases are reported. It is orgasm is common, and should go HALF pr ic e!. SAVE $13 apparent. NEW YORK - Charles “Honi” Coles has which that check is deposited. The federal law resulted from even less clear how often incest takes away when he next has an orgasm. also wa received the Capezio Award, becoming the ANSWER: The law - the There are 48 such processing horror stories about some banks Pay only $13 to join. DEAR READER; There is a great place within each of the five catego­ Moreover, some men find touching or Most large hospitals and medical police ( first tap dancer in the award’s 37-year history Expedited Funds Availability Act regions. setting unnecessarily long holds, Join by May 7 at these convenient times and locations: deal that researchers do not under­ ries mentioned above, so that it is pressure on their genitals uncomfor­ schools have a specific staff member — was enacted last year, but it The maximum hold will be such as the 10 business days Lang stand about incest (sexual activity to receive one of the dance world’s top honors. impossible to give you exact propor­ table for a while after orgasm. or a clinic devoted to diagnosing and doesn’t go into effect until Sept. 1. three business days on non-local imposed on your deposit. SOUTH WINDSOR transfe The $5,000 award was announced Monday. EAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER between closely related persons), and tions among the categories. You did not mention what happens treating men’s dysfunctions. Some­ As of that date, there will be Fktt Congrtgittonal Church Knighta of Columbua Hatl 8«C0Ad Congragatkinal Church Community Baptitl Church Wapplng Comm. Church polices Coles, 77, started tapping on Philadelphia 565 E Center Street 1790 Ellington Rd there is no research that explains why to the pain when you masturbate to times this service is attached to the strict limits on holds by all 637 Main St/Ml 1831 Mam ^raef 38SN.MainSl arreste more adult males than adult females street corners as a child. He danced in black *Wed 10 am. 4:45 pm & 7 pm •Moo.7pm • Mon. 4:45 pm 4 7 pm •ThufS 10 am •ThufS 4:45 pm A 7 pm DEAR DR. REINISCH: Iam47and orgasm; if there is no pain with that department of urology. Call the “ depository institutions,” banks, •Wad 4:45pm47pm * Sal 10 am comput do this. having probiems with intercourse. activity, this will be useful informa­ medical center nearest you if you vaudeville, had a partnership with Cholly savings and loan associations and NOTICE OF RETIREMENT Actually, one type of incest you did Du ring the early stage of intercourse I tion to give to a physician. cannot find such a specialist locally. Atkins for 16 years and tapped in front of the credit unions, both state and Meetings begin at times listed above. Doors open 45 minutes earlier lor new member registration. The c For more information and additional meeting locations, call not mention is brother-si.ster incest. have pain in my groin on the left side. Try to find a urologist who has also big bands of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Cab M e ra lly chartered. For the sake assault This is thought to be even more This pain causes, or helps cause, my had training in sex therapy or who Calloway, Lionel Hampton and Billy Eckstine. of simplicity, we’ll use the word Dr. Robert Keeney police s, common than father-daughter incest. T h e near th< erection to subside. This is frustrating works with a sex therapist. ’The Dr. Reinisch is director of the When tap went out of style, Coles worked as “ banks” for all of them. Researchers agree with your hunch OR 1-800-972-9320 for both me and my wife. My left urologist can closely examine your Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, production manager at the Apollo Theater in • "nie proceeds of cash deposits ;3»ANNIVKRSARY streets I that mother-son incest is much less wishes to notify any of his patients testicle is smaller than my right, and external genitals and internal organs Gender and Reproduction, Indiana Harlem. in currency and coins, wire hitchhil frequent than father-daughter, but is tender after intercourse (complete to see whether anything is physically Unlversity-Bloomington. Send ques­ He danced on Broadway in 1949 in transfers, U.S. treasury checks, point out that father-son incest and who haye not recelyed a letter/ that Langi or not). wrong and then make certain that you tions to Dr. Reinisch in care of ’The “ Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” and returned to certified checks and cashier’s mother-daughter incest are even Superio My doctor could find nothing wrong and your wife receive any necessary Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ Broadway when tap returned to favor in checks will be available no later he will retire from office practice more rare. THE NEW QUICK SUCCESS PROGRAM* of $50. W but stated I should have a yearly sex therapy. mington, Ind. 47402. Volume of mall “ Bubblin’ Brown Sugar” in 1976 and “ My One than the business day following The actual number of incest occur­ on June 30, 1988. QUCk SUOOMO M rog iitirod Iradomwka o court in check of my genitals. Could he have The therapy is important because," prohibits personal replies, but ques­ and Only,” which won him a Tony Award in the day of deposit. rences is not known, but experts are AMVSaaAlNINVSZi!® . missed something? I still have the even if a physical cause for the pain is tions of general interest may be 1983. ; The hold on every other check certain that only a small fraction of pain. found and corrected, it is not unusual discussed in future columns. I $ - M> 10 - MANCHESTER HERaI d , Tuesday. April 19, I9M -* IN BR IEF Town presses GOP eyes iHauflirstrr Hrralii possible Section 2, Page 11 Mall payment bill dead sewer lawsuit SPORTS Tuesday, April 19, 1988 A General Assembly committee has killed a bill that would have permitted Manchester to Continued from page 1 budget cuts collect taxes from anchor stores in the ey- Pavillions at Buckland Hills and then rebate present — to build only the residential sewer. Continued from page 1 ;va- them to the mall developers. The directors’ vote instructs Lombardi to tell directors have been meeting and contractors who are potential bidders that the Closest Mdrdthon finish ever Qoes to Hussein A staff member for the Finance. Revenue, informally with Budget Officer IS. and Bonding Committee said today the original plans for bidding will be canceled. olu- Robert Huestis to review the committee took no action on the bill, which At the meeting, the district directors said the proposed budget and possible By Howard Ulman pull eliminates it from further consideration by the ”I wanted to concentrate on Hussein and Mota,, the bronze 9tis sewer, draining through a pump station to an cuts. Osella said the Republicans The Associated Press relaxing and letting Ikangaa do General Assembly. existing connection with the town sewer system, are considering the necessity of medalist at the 1984 Olympics, .100 the work” by setting the pace each won $45,000 and a car valued I a The bill, submitted at the request of Homart would be a temporary solution. Part of the sewer any proposed additions to town — They began run­ until it was time to pull ahead, Development Co., of , the mall would be a large line. 18 inches in diameter, that staff and discretionary items ning in the scenic countryside at more than $35,000. Hussein a Iso !Ub- Hussein said. became a virtual certainty to run ples developer, would have amended the law would permit the district later to route the sewage such as carpeting at the water west of Boston. They found ”I thought that I had won the from a line to serve the mall the way the district treatment plant. in the 1988 Olympics in South lion permitting the town to fix assessments on themselves, 26 miles and 385 race” until Hussein whizzed past Korea. certain kinds of property as the town plans to wants it routed. Huestis said today that a tax yards later, a single stride apart his right shoulder, and then "If District Director Willard Marvin said during the rate of $50.41 per $1,000 of amid the city’s skyscrapers. Kenya, Tanzania and Finland re- do with the mall. The change would have was impossible (to catch up) all planned to use the Boston the allowed the town to collect the tax from meeting. “If we don't cancel the rest of it (theiineto assessed valuation, a $1.82 in­ Just 100 yards from the end of because it was too late,” Ikangaa serye the mall). we are never going to take care of crease over the current tax rate their punishing journey through astheirOlympictrials. vas anchor stores, which are owners of the said. In the wheelchair competition, ac­ property they occupy, and then turn over a the residents.” of $48.59 per $1,000, may be eight cities and towns, Ibrahim Although Hussein had won his Residents of North Main Street and Tolland required to cover Weiss’ recom­ \ Hussein and were Moussetapha Badid of France, ted portion of the tax to Homart in exchange for three previous , skep­ broke the world record with a nd. having Homart make public improvements in Turnpike have been pressing the directors to get the mended budget for 1988. Taxable clo^e enough to touch each other. tics questioned his ability. He had sewer built. property values on the updated V The two East Africans were so winning time of 1:43:19. The old ors the mall area. AP photo never run in a lop-flighl'field like mark of 1:43:25 was set by Andre ! a District Director Samuel Longest, the public 1986 Grand List increased 6.7 close that both thought they could Boston’s and he had never run a Under the current law. Homart will have to works commissioner, said. “At this point we have no BAD LUCK — Harry and Leona Helmaley leave court last percent, far less than the 31.2 win. Viger of Canada in 1986 in Boston. A ing make its own agreements with the stores for mSralhon faster than 2 hours. 11 Philippe Couprie. also of I be alternative but to cancel the bids.” Thursday after surrendering in response to charges of percent increase in property But more than two hours after minutes. 1 second. tax rebates. Director Thomas Landers asked how long it would values under the scrapped 1987 he began the on France, was second in 1:54:58. )m- At a public hearing on the bill. Mayor Peter tax evasion. Criminal indictments, financial problems On Monday, he won in 2:08:43, The marathon had a heavy lar- take Lombardi to modify the bid specifications. revaluation. a rainy Monday, Hussein took off the second fastest time in Bo.ston P. DiRosa Jr. spoke for the town in favor of if. District President Walter Joyner responded that and personal troubles have plagued the wealthy who Huestis said the tax rate figures down the stretch, a long-distance international flavor since the top cl is But a number of residents opposed it. to Rob de Castella's 2:07:51 in Americans plan to run in the U.S. lew Lombardi is more concerned about the amount of have lived in Greenwich’s Dunnellen Hall, now the home aren’t firm yet, but the tax rate survivor with the kick of a 1986. He was within two minutes of the Helmsieys. » increase will likely be less than 4 sprinter. Olympic Trials. They will be held time it will take the DEP to approve the plans. of the world record of 2:06: .50 set next Sunday in New Jersey for ?m- The district has brought legal action against the percent. Most homeowners’ real Under a gloomy sky. Hussein by ’s Belayneh Dinsamo estate tax will increase by the men and the following Sunday in ord Landers will run DEP. seeking a mandamus from Hartford Superior fashioned one of the most spar­ in Sunday’s Pittsburgh for women. P kling finishes in the 92 Boston ing Court to force the DEP to ntake a decision. same percentage as the tax rate Marathon. Rodgers, a four-lime Boston jffs Eighth District Director Thomas Landers When the district directors decided last week to Helmsiey mansion because of the one-year delay in tan; Marathons starting with the first "I think this will convince a lot champion, had the best time of u th modify the sewer plans, they cited the lack of DEP the revaluation, Huestis said. running in 1897, when John J. of people,” Hussein said. will seek the presidency of the district. WH v . any American. 2:18:17, and fin­ Landers confirmed he will run following a •approval, the town’s suit, and an injunction kought Values for real property on the McDermott won by 6 minutes, 52 Rosa Mota of Portugal, a big ished 28th. Having turned 40 last enl by the Manchester Environmental Cooaltion updated list are taken from the .seconds. favorite, scored her second con­ meeting of the district’s directors Monday Hussein won by one second. December, he ran in the masters’ old night. against the sewer as reasons. The directors and is a bad~iuck home 1986 Grand List and will increase secutive victory in the women’s competition for the first time and 400 Walter Joyner, district president, were also only for properties with additions ”I like to make history,” said portion of the race by a convinc­ Incumbent President Walter Joyner By Linda Stowell was second to Ryszard Marezak off concerned that the litigation over the sewer would fortune during the OPEC oil or modifications. tjm w Hussein, who bolted past ikangaa ing margin of nearly five ON • announced la.st week that he will not .seek The Associated Press of Poland, who was 25thoverall in discourage bidders from submitting bids and might embargo and petroleum shor­ Further reductions in the tax with 100 yards left. “It’s great to minutes. 2: 17: ,53. seco re-election. tages in the mid-1970s. be the first African to win the increase the interest cost on bonds that would have rate are expected with cuts Her time of 2:24:.30 was faster In the regular portion of the mak( In another election development. Betty to be issued to finance the project, which has an GREENWICH - A 28-room The Helmsieys, one of the proposed by the Board of Direc­ Boston Marathon.” than her 1987 winning time of Sadloski. district treasurer, said Monday that mansion built as a wedding gift race. Ikangaa finished second in wasn e.stimated co.st of $1.7 million. world’s wealthiest couples at an tors, he added. The native of Kenya made 2:25:21. Joan Benoit Samiielson. 2:08:44 and John Treacy of [ she will not seek re-election. has gained a reputation of bring­ But while the Republican direc­ hi.story in another way. His the 1983 winner in 2:22:43, is the ing bad luck to those who live estimated $1.4 billion and with a Ireland was third in 2:09:15. Two Helen Warrington, who is now district clerk, stakie in the Empire State Build­ tors have some ideas on which margin of victory was the .smal­ only woman to run faster in Italians finished fourth and fifth. will run for the treasurer’s position. there: Three of its residents have ing, bought the estate in 1983 for areas to cut. Democratic direc­ lest ever in Boston, surpassing Boston. She was not among the in 2:09:27 and Mary Beth Correia-Litrico of 249 Hilliard Reagan says gulf faced criminal charges, two have . $11 million. tors said they haven’t decided the two-second victories of Bill about 6.700 official entries in lost their fortunes and one killed in 2:09:33. St., who formerly worked in thedi.strict office, about possible cuts. Rodgers over in 1978 Monday’s race. Italy had three runners in the G i has announced that she will run for the office himself. The Helmsieys pleaded inno­ Democratic diretor Barbara B. and Alberio Salazar over Dick ”I like to run by my.self,” Mota cent last week to charges in a AP photo Beardsley in 1982. top .seven, while the top 15 of clerk, being vacated by Warrington. is ‘quieting down’ The latest owners of Dunnellen Weinberg said today that many WINNER AND SECOND PLACE — said after her fifth consecutive included three Tanzanians and By Joe K t to Hall are real estate tycoons 188-count New York state tax members of the Democratic fastest in the race’s history while In 1982. Salazar’s body temper­ marathon victory and ninth in 12 The Asso ird. Two directors whose terms expire. Samuel evasion indictment. They are Ibrahim Hussein of Kenya, right, Ikangaa's time of 2:08.44 was the third two Kenyans. Longest and Joseph Tripp have not yet Harry and Leona Helmsiey. who majority on the board are still ature dropped to a dangerous starts. “It’s better for me be­ Hussein, 29, and Ikangaa. 28. les- Continued from page 1 were indicted last week on New accused by New York officials of reviewing the budget. celebrates his win of the 92nd Boston fastest ever. Rosa Mota of Portugual level after the race before return­ cause I can look at my split CINCl * by decided whether to seek re-election. York state and federal tax avoiding taxes by claiming about Marathon Monday just after crossing the ing to normal. Hussein .suffered were in the lead pack from the the Sar The district’s annual meeting will be nelci “Right now, everybody is just won her second consecutive women’s times.” start of the race at noon in charges. $4 million in renovations to open,” she said. finish line ahead of Juma Ikangaa of nn serious health problems and Tuija Joiisimaa of Finland watched May 2.5, anything. That has given the perception that we Dunnellen Hall as business ex­ division title with a time of 2:24.30. John Hopkinton where the tempera­ i of have lined up with the Iraqis. ” “It wasn’t the happiest home.” Democratic director Mary Ann Tanzania (5) in Boston. Hussein’s crossed the finish line with a finished .second in 2:29:26 and ture was 48 degrees and a light Franco' t to said Marjorie Rowe, president of penses at their hotels. Handley said, “We haven’t dis­ Treacy of Ireland was third in the men's broad smile a few steps in front of Odette LaPierre of Canada was Craig L “We’ve got to correct that perception and we’ve winning time was 2:08.43, the second division with a time of 2:09.15. his Tanzanian rival. n a got to re-examine our policy,” Nunn said. But the PW erred Properties Inc., who The couple also face a 47-count cussed in any detail where the third in 2:.30:.35, Please turn to page 12 challeng e & Red Rock is closed senator also said that “we need to get ourallies... to handled two of the sales of the federal indictment on similar budget will be cut.” “I sai( protect certain zones.” mansion. “It seems as if some charges. and me, very wealthy people who lived the best rm- The developer of the Mall at Buckland Hills Phyllis Parizek, a spokeswo­ closed the Red Rock golf cour.se at I8.S Slater House Minority Leader Robert Michel, R-Ill., there lost their fortunes. If the Lefferts ing appearing on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” said walls could talk ..” man for the Connecticut Depart­ Aquifer Whalers aren’t planning Bosox rebound to nip Texas Franc va; St Friday for liability reasons, the lessee of ment of Revenue Services, said By Dave O’Hara the course land said Monday. ”I think we don’t want to unilaterally be there, the The house sits on 26 acres in Lefferts lie, policemen over there.” Greenwich, hometown to such Monday that two auditors had The Associated Press the Giar and William Kamerer Jr., a partner in Wallace notables as Donald Trump and been assigned to examine the Monday r in Blake Inc.. the company that leases the Rep. Robert Torricelli, D-N.J.. a member of the Helmsieys’ finances. protection House Foreign Affairs Committee, said on the same Diana Ross. The average price of on trading away Turgeon BOSTON — A .strange thing Leffer 70-acre course, said Joseph LeDuc. a senior a home here is about $1 million, happened to Lee Smith en route to and two development director for the Chicago-based program that “we’re not really protecting interna­ Last week, Timothy F. Bannon, tional shipping. What we’re protecting is ships real estate agents say. state commisioner of revenue to expand hi.s first American League during I Homart Development Co., asked him to clo.se It was built in 1918atacostof$l By Jim Tierney Francis .said. “Forty-goal .scorers don’t fall off victory. week. H( the course Friday Kamerer said last week the flying the American flag. Many of the criticisms services, said his investigators that we had when this policy began is that we began million for Daniel Grey Reid, were taking a close look at the Continued from page 1 Manchester Herald trees. He likes playing in Hartford. A lot of it will The big right-handerwasall set the m l cour.se. which opened this year in March, it unilaterally without getting international president of the American Tin New York charges todetermine if be him. He’s intent on coming back. I think he’ll to accept congratulations on his ground ( would stay open until September, despite work Plate Co.. as a wedding gift for his the aquifer water can be drunk HARTFORD — When Hartford Whalers’ fifth save for the Bo.ston Red Sox. and thin cooperation.” any Connecticut taxes were owed come back and show that. I think it’d be But catcher Rick Cerone. a at the mall site that had required him to daughter, Rhea. She married on items at the estate. without treatment, which would President and General Manager Emile Francis foolhardy to go shopping with him (now).” That w shorten two holes. “As time has gone on, the British, the French and Henry J. Topping, son of John A. be accomplished through a natu­ speaks, people usually listen. 13-year veteran making just his turned But Homart. which owns l.l acres of the the Italians have come to assume roles,” he said. Topping, president of Republic ral dilution. Murphy said. A main Turgeon. reportedly, has personal problems second .start for Bo.ston, let a pitch pitched I ’’But, indeed, if there was a mistake in the policy Steel. step in that process, though, is At a press conference which could have been with his teammates which further compounds gel by him for a pa.s.sed ball with ning thi land, asked Kamerer to clo.se the course, originally, ... we did not act together and get 9 making sure no new contamina­ entitled, “The state of the Whale.” it was matters. Whaler Coach Larry Pleau also took a two out in the ninth inning. giving liability and pending work on the mall cooperation when this began.” The estate, referred to locally Charities Perry, q -site as reasons. Kamerer said. The remaining as the “Topping House,” was tion seeps into the groundwater Francis’ turn to evaluate the 1987-88 campaign. stance on the Turgeon situation. “You can’t Instead of being within one The initial platform attack had been in retaliation named Dunnellen Hall by Rhea supply, he said. change a player’s personality,” Pleau said. ”He strike of a save against Texas, 55 acres is owned by John Finguerra. one of for the mine explosion last week that damaged the Almost inevitably, Francis’ attention was Smith found himself in a tie game the four developers of the 380-acre mall site Reid Topping for her mother, “Once it gets in the ground- turned to a burning issue which has perplexed definitely lacks confidence. When you go into a USS Samuel B. Roberts and injured 10 crewmen. Ella Dunn. report is water, you’re in for a long, long with the Rangers Monday. Kamerer had leased the land from White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the club and the media during the past two shell, everything he does or doesn’t do is focused It was sold for the first time in clean up process,” Murphy said. on. I think a lot of it is blown out of proportion. The Red Sox rebounded C a Finguerra. but the lease ran out la.st fall, he there is “conclusive evidence” that Iran planted the seasons — the performance of left-winger quickly, though, faking Cerone 1950 to Loring Washburn, presi­ Only about 35 towns in the state Sylvain Turgeon, (Next year) I would expect more than he did a said. Kamerer .said LeDuc wasn’t aware that mine that exploded Friday. criticized have done anything to protect off the hook on a walk, a double by RICH the course was still open. dent of S.H. Pormeroy & Co , a couple of years ago.” Clevela “They must know that we will protect our ships, steel fabricating company. But groundwater supplies, he said. Drafted by the Whalers as the second overall Jim Rice and a sacrifice fly by ”He actually didn’t realize we were there.” and if they threaten us, they’ll pay a price,” the Continued from page 1 Mike Greenwell in their half of the nej he suffered financial troubles and The town’s proposed regulation pick in the 1983 draft, big things were expected of Turgeon took the most .shots (247) on the club refused Kamerer .said. president said in a speech to a business audience. lost the house in 1963. prohibits “high-risk” businesses the then 18-year-old ’Turgeon. He didn’t this year. the ninth, edging the Rangers 4-3 Kamerer and the other partners, his mother. On Capitol Hill, Reagan won applause for While the report states that it is while completing a 5-2 “Peoi Others who have had trouble that use hazardous materials disappoint the Hartford faithful and tallied 40 Francis called the .season a “season of too you Margo Kamerer. and Wallace Blake, had been consulting with Congress before sending the after they moved into the house not intended to be an indictment from locating over aquifer pro­ goals in his fir.st season and was named to the streaks.” He acknowledged the fact that most on homestand. expecting LeDuc’s request for about a year, he military into action. of paid telephone soliciting as a ”On thewayinlotheclubhou.se. future.' were: tection zones. The regulation also National Hockey League All-Rookie team his team had sub-par seasons. "(Dave) Tippett now." ! said. “The mines have been clearly identified as —Daniel Moran, a former New fund-raising tool, it suggests that would prohibit expansion of about and (Paul) MacDermid, they were the only two Rick said to me, ‘Thanks for ' ”I was kind of ready for it.” manufactured by the Iranians and sown in the many donors are not made fully half of the 418 businesses that Turgeon followed up this auspicious debut picking me up.’ ” Rice said. “He Price Si waters by the Iranians,” said Senate Majority York City policeman who was that exceeded their quota the last three years.” hit twol married to Gregg Sherwood aware of how much of their exist in these zones. These with a 31-goal campaign and then a phenomenal He thought the acquisition of goalie Richard felt bad about what happened, but Leader Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va. “The Iraniare donation actually gets to the 45-goal campaign during the 1985-86 season. Due we won the game and that’s all a 112-10 Dodge, a heiress to the Dodge businesses would be classified as Brodeur helped the Whalers make the playoffs. Pacers. carrying out terrorist acts.” automobile fortune. Moran shot charity. And because of a U.S. non-conforming uses and would to abdominal surgery which forced him to miss that counts.” Kitchen is proposed Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci said Iran’s Supreme Court ruling, restric­ be unable to expand. ” (He (Brodeur) came in at a crucial time and With runners on first and third It wai and killed a busboy who appar­ the first half of last year. Turgeon was only able the Iasi decision to fight back amounted to “foolhardy tions cannot be placed on how While the regulations may to accumulate 23 goals. This past year, with no won three big games for us.” he said. and the count 1-2 on Larry Eighth Utilities District Director William behavior.” ently was trying to climb into the Cavalie bedroom window of their Florida much money professional fund­ upset businesses, Murphy said injury to use as an excuse, the highly skilled Goal-scoring was seen as the team’s main Parrish with two out in the Texas Marvin has suggested that a kitchen be added “I’m not sure that it’s explainable in terms of raisers can keep. such regulations are more “shortcoming” by Francis. “Some players had ninth. Smith’s pitch glanced off fifth titr to the district’s proposed new office buiiding home in 1968. The slaying was Turgeon again produced but 23 goals in a the sec Western logic at this point,” Carluc9i said at a ruled justifiable homicide. However, the law passed in 1986 important. frustrating year for him and the club. sub-par seasons. They have to come back and Cerone’s glove for a passed ball, so that the site could be used as an emergency Pentagon news conference. “I have to only assume imposing requirements on pro­ play better.” The Whalers went 11-17-4 within permitting Scott Fletcher to Clevela Moran killed himself in 1977, “It comes down to that this is a the No shelter in the event of a major storm, such as that it’s some kind of a fanatical reaction or slavish although a judge would not say fessional fundraisers also states public resource.” he said of the Turgeon has been the hot trade rumor the Adams Division while last year they were score, Parrish then struck out to the ice storm that crippled the town in 1973. obedience to a contingency plan. that the firms must file a copy of virtually all season long due to his offensive end the inning. Easterr whether the shooting was inten­ drinking water. “The town has to 17-12-3. Francis said goaltending, defense, and as high Directors on Monday reviewed a tional or accidental. their contracts with the charities act to protect the public’s health. woes and overall lackluster play. Francis penalty-killing were the “bright spots.” Mitch Williams. 0-1. became preliminary scheme for locating district in the state’s Public Charities the third Texas pitcher in the la.st The —Investor Jack Dick. He was “It (the proposed plari) seems addressed this dilemma with the media Monday “Goaltending doesn’t bother me at all,” seven s offices in the former Willis Garage on Main indicted by a New York City Unit and then file a report on the to suit Manchester’s needs quite at the Civic Center. of the ninth. Wade Boggs walked Francis said. Knowing that the team needs some AP photo full gai Street and made sugenovations to the former Search resumes grand jury on 46 counts of grand amount of money raised in each well. I think it’s a very prudent ‘Tve never liked to give up on a player that on a 3-2 pitch to start the inning help up front, a big center likely. Francis didn’t and Rice followed by lining a 3-1 Washin garage, at an estimated cost of $300,000. in larceny and forgery for allegedly campaign. move for the town.” age (23) and a player that is capable of doing waver in his off-season strategy. "I plan to make WINNING RUN Boston's Wade Boggs slides across June. pitch into the left-field corner for the plate in the bottom of final tw stealing $840,000 through te use of things we think he can do and that he’s done,” a deal or two the next couple of months.” the ninth Inning with the games i District voters would have to authorize for U.S. copter false documents to obtain a loan. winning run against Texas in the Red Sox' 4-3 win borrowing to finance the conversion. He pleaded innocent in 1971. Please turn to page 12 Monday at Fenway Park. The case was pending when he Director Thomas Landers suggested the MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — U.S. Navy warships WANT TO CUT YOUR TAX BILL?? 9 MoU died suddenly in 1974 at the age of voters be asked at the May 25 annual meeting and helicopters today searched for a missing U.S. to vote on that question. 46 while being driven to the estate helicopter, Iran attacked two neutral ships and by his chauffeur. worn more mines were sighted in the Persian Gulf. A tax-free investment symposium Starling was clear-cut winner, says one ‘expert’ —Ravi Tikkoo, owner of theone Continued I Iran claimed it had shot down the helicopter of the world’s largest oil super­ Arrest made in 1980 case during a sea battle that raged Monday over much of ”I picked Mark Breland to win by a decision. Relays discus throw record .set in 1986, has decided tankers. He lost the bulk of his Manchester’s boxing expert. Sam Maltempo. noted men who were selling tennis clothing which wind bl An East Hartford man was charged on the southern gulf. — Benefits of tax-free investing not to train for a possible berth on this year’s featured in large letters Manchester Racquet Club the run Iran fired five land-based missiles at U.S. before the former Olympic champion traded United States Olympic squad. The four-time gold Sunday in connection with the 1980 sexual punches with Hartford’s Mark Breland last logo The trio admitted their part in the break-in. In east. V assault of a Manchester woman. warships during the fighting, in which American HALL FOR RENT Investing in tax-free municipal bonds, Herald Angle medal winner in the field specialty event feels that spread forces destroyed two Iranian oil platforms and Saturday night in Las Vegas. addition, police found that fingerprints on the Samuel Langer. 49. of 635 Burnside Avenue, For parties, showers, receptions, at age 51 the grind is too much. recovered tennis cans were those of the trio. miles. I blasted six Iranian vessels. mutual funds, and unit trusts. “I was shocked at the decision, a draw, which Earl Yost Hartford Courant will print the official program was charged on a 1980 warrant with unlawful meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. enabled Starling to retain his World Boxing Half of the tennis equipment stolen was X “It’s Navy officers identified the missiles as Chinese- Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: Sports Editor Emeritus books to the distributed at the 12th annual New guys th restraint and sexual assault, police said. He made Siikworms but the Pentagon said it had yet to Association welterweight championship. Starling recovered, Phil Hyde, MCC program director^id also was charged with interfering with a England Relays on June 18 at Manchester High's about 2 confirm what kind of missiles whistled past the Lithuanian Haii took at least nine of the 12 rounds. I saw the fight on Wigren track. Entry fees for contestants have been race,” police officer and threatening, police said. warships. 24 OOLWAY STREET Wednesday, April 27, 1988 television and Breland, who was a 2-1 favorite, won Ticket information MANCHESTER increased one dollar for this year's events. winner, Langer was charged in Windsor, but later In avoiding the missiles, the three-ship convoy led Caa batw* ip.M. at best three rounds, and one of those could easily “I thi transferred to Manchester police custody, by the USS Jack Williams took evasive action and 3:30 P.M. have been called even,” Maltempo continued. For the benefit of Herald readers here’s the Phon* 643-0S1S Connecticut’s No. 1 rated referee. The local man addresses and ticket information for major league 20 mile police said. Windsor police say Langer was fired chaff into the air, which confused the rockets’ Manchester Country Club “I couldn’t believe that the judges came up with has handled hundreds of bouts, including several Thieves caught finishec radar guidance system and caused the missiles to the scoring which ruled the fight a draw. Breland baseball games in Boston and New York. arrested after an argument with his ex-wife. A involving Starling, and has judged hundreds of Manchester Racquet Club was the scene of an Red Sox — Boston Red Sox. Fenway Park. 4 Treacy computer check turned up the 1980 warrant. miss the convoy in the southern gulf. won the last round, no questions, and I gave him the other professional, amateur and semi-pro fights. after-dark break-in two weeks ago. Burglars broke really s Monday’s confrontation was the most serious Reservations: 647-0333 Yawkey Way, Boston, Mass , 02215. Field boxes The charges stem from an alleged sexual eighth when Starling played peek-a-boo. and "A draw for a title bout is rare. I’ve only heard of the lock on a back door and made off with money gap." between U.S. and Iranian forces since the U.S. Navy FAIRWAY maybe the llth, but that was all. $14: Roof boxes $12: Boxes $11: Grandstand $9; assault of a 29-year-old woman on Jan 3.. 1980. it once before,” Maltempo said. "I thought and many items of tennis gear — racquets, balls, Bleachers $5 in advance. $6 day of game. But. sent its task force to the gulf last year. “Strange things in boxing have a way of something might be up when I overheard before the Ikangac police said. The woman said she was assaulted Today, President Reagan said the gulf “seems to DEPARTMENT bags and clothing — before police arrived after Yankees — New York Yankees, Yankee near the intersection of Adams and Center happening in Las Vegas and this fight scoring was last round Breland’s comer saying the challenger being alerted by a security system. me” be quieting down.” Sponsored by the INVEST CENTER one of them,” Maltempo said. Stadium. Bronx, N Y., 10451. Boxes$ll: Ix)wer Husse streets by a man who had picked her up STORE would need a knockout to win, While making their escape, the thieves dropped a re.served $9 .50; Upper reserved $7.50; Bleachers Gulf-based maritime salvage experts reported The scoring on the three ringside judge’s cards Marathi hitchhiking. the Iranians attacked two tankers in the Strait of 978 Main Straat Manohastar located at the “Starling was a big winner on my point-scoring number of items in the nearby woods, including $4,50. read like this: 115-114 Breland. 116-113 Starling and system,” Maltempo said, this coming from a several cans containing tennis balls which helped Honolul Langer was arraigned in Manchester Hormuz today. Monday they fired on three neutral Savings Bank of Manchester Mets — New York Mets, Shea Stadium. Flushing. later, th ships. Fiowar A Vagatabia 114-114. According to ring rules, in the event of a highly respected boxing man who had picked to be their undoing when apprehended. Superior Court on Monday. He was held in lieu draw in a title bout the champion retains the title, Breland. N.Y., 11368. Boxes $11; Loge and mezzanine $9; He reti The salvage^xperts said one of the two tankers S a a d a ______Two days after the break was reported, Hartford Picnic area $9; Upper deck $9, Lower deck $6. of $50,000 bond, and is scheduled to appear in which was the case for Starling. police received a tip that tennis items were being querque court in Hartford on May 9. put out a distress signal at midmoming and gave its 00 Plans altered Seniors $1 on day of game only. For mail orders college. name as Meltem. They could not secure additional INVEST it ■ service of ISFA Corp. Member of NASD, SIPC Maltempo has been involved in boxing for four offered on the street at rock bottom prices. Police 10/*!' decades as a fighter and more recently as enclose $1 to cover cost of handling at all three details. A1 Oerter, holder of the MCC-New England checked the report and apprehended three young narks. K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesdav. April 19. 1988

1 4 -1 Clark enjoys Metrodome _MANCHESTER HE RALD. Tuesday. April 19. 1988 — 13 By The Associated Press loading the bases. With Don IN BRIEF Timely hitting, defense Jack Clark finally got a taste of A L Roundup Baylor up, Buice, 8-2, balked the Metrodome. He liked it. home the winning run. Platt leads local entries Clark, who was injured and “ The game was definitely lost by us. It wasn’t won by them,” missed last year’s World Series Yankees 18, Twins 5 BOSTON — Ken Platt of Manchester was the when the Minnesota Twins beat Buice said. "Balks can change mp local finisher at Monday’s running of the lead East over Aquinas his St. Louis Cardinals, changed Aside from the offensive ons­ the outcome of a game, just give it Boston Marathon. He came home in 482nd place to another team.” NEW BRITAIN — Some timely addresses in the offseason. In his laught, the Yankees got three-hit with a time of 2-hours, 45-minutes, 5-seconds. spectacular diving stab of a bunt Steve Varalles was the starting relief from Charles Hudson. hitting and defense went a long Metrodome debut as a Yankee, he Jeff ^Lancaster of Coventry was 1416th with a attempt by Aquinas’ Paul Just and losing pitcher for Aquinas. in Bobby Meacham and Rafael White Sox 4, Mariners 0 way as East Catholic subdued St. and doubled up the runner off had three hits and three runs time of 2:58.43. EAST CATHOLIC (t) — Price rf batted in as New York routed the Santana, boUi of whom have been Chicago, which had only five Thomas Aquinas, 8-2, Monday, second. 2- 1-04), Stanford ss 4-0-1-2, M erritt 3b home runs this season, got a pair morning in non-conference base-/ 3- 2-1-2, Rizzuto 1b 4-0-4-1, Beoley If Clevetot ? bronze World Series champions 18-5 by the Yankees — Senior first baseman Doug in a four-run fourth inning off ball action at Walnut Hill Park. 4- 0-0-0, Dumots c 3-0-1-0, Penders c New Yo ympics, Monday night. Santana as recently as last week Fleming signs with UConn Rizzuto. who was 4-for-4 to put 1-M-O, Mangiafico p 3-1-1-1, Wilson ph Detroit rookie Mike Campbell. Ivan East is now 5-1 overall while the 1-041-0, Beaulieu 2b 3-1-O-0, Gorman cf rvalued In the process, Clark snapped —■ each came up twice in a him at a sizzling 13-for-20 (.650), Boston nine-run fifth inning, with Mea­ Calderon hit a two-run homer and STORRS — Six-foot-6 swingman Chris Saints slide to 3-3. The Eagles 4-2-0-0. Totals 32-8-9-6. Toronto seinalso an O-for-lo slump that included drove home East’s first run with a AQUINAS (2) — Varalles p/lf M-0-0, Mllwaul Carlton Fisk followed with a solo Fleming from Lanoka Harbor, N.J., who return to All Connecticut Confer­ DIPIetro ss 1-1-0-0, Rvmsa c 3-0-0-1, ty to run eight strikeouts and an ejection cham doubling and scoring, then two-out, first-inning double. Rob Baltimo hitting a sacrifice fly. Santana shot. verbally committed to the University of ence warfare Wednesday with a Hallgren rf 3-0-1-0, Trahan cf 2-0-1-1, n South on Sunday. Stanford knocked in the Eagles’ Wllk 3b 3-0-0-0, LukOPOlls 1b 3-0-1-0, "Sometimes you need to get homered and doubled for two Dave LaPoint, 2-1, pitched Connecticut last November, officially became a big game at 4 p.m. at Moriarty two runs in the second with a Houle dh 3-0-04), Salka If/p 0-04)-0, Just Chicago RBI. seven shuotut innings and Bill member of the Huskies’ program Sunday as he Field against Notre Dame of West two-out single to left. 2b 2-0-04). Totals 21-2-3-2. Oaklond Finland upset,” he said. " I wasn’t getting Key: At bats-runs-hIts-RBIs. Long worked the last two innings. Haven. Callforn Boston upset at the umpire as much as I Winfield hit his fourth home run signed a national letter of Intent while visiting Aquinas had taken a 2-1 lead in East Catholic 120 003 2—8-9-1 Kansas of the season, and his four RBI “ LaPoint told me when he the UConn campus. East didn’t have this one the bottom of the first, scoring Aaulnos 200 000 0—2-3-4 Texas ic trials, was getting upset at myself. I AP photo Mangiafico and Dumals: Penders (7) ; gave him 21 in 13 games. Claudell came in tonight, *1 showed up, comfortably 'in the bag until it Seattle petition, don’t feel completely comforta­ Fleming, considered one of the top 150 recruits twice on two walks, a double Varalles. Salka (7) and Rymsa. MInnesc your work is over,’ ” White Sox pushed across five runs in the WP- Mangiafico (2-1), LP- Varalles. France, ble yet, but I’m getting closer.” Washington also hit his first in the country by several recruiting services, WHEELCHAIR WINNER - Mousetapha steal, RBI groundout by Scott homer. manager Jim Fregosi said. “ The final two frames. Before that, Bostoi with a Clark never got close to playing had to wait until the spring signing period, which Badld of France celebrates after winning Rymsa and RBI single by John kid’s a character. He looked at though, the Eagle defense came Oetrol The old in the ’87 World Series. Athletics 5, Angels 4 began Wednesday. Fleming was in Connecticut Trahan. “ He (Mangiafico) was New > me after I took him out tonight the wheelchair division of the 92nd to the forefront. “ We helped Games postponed Chlco) y Andre "It was really frustrating ... to play in the Schoolboy Classic last Saturday wild at the start,” Penders cited, The dreaded balk got the and said. ‘Manager, that was a Boston Marathon in Boston on Monday. ourselves (defensively),” East “ but he got stronger as the game Oaklai Boston, when we didn’t win.” he said. " I night in Bridgeport where he scored 14 points, Three games on Monday’s Only c Angels. DeWayne Buice balked wise decision.’ ” Coach Jim Penders said, refer­ went on. He was getting ahead of schedule were washed out. Two also of thought about it a little. But I had including two free throws with five seconds left, A home the winning run with two ring to three double plays. the hitters in the later innings and games, the Rockville at Manches­ A Baltlrr 54:58. too many other things to think outs in the eighth inning, capping tigers 4, Royals 2 t6 give New Jersey a 104-102 win over The Eagles were clinging to a waukee heavy about — like getting my swing Gottfried stays at Pitt when he does that he can be very ter High baseball game and the Texas Oakland’s three-run rally. Connecticut. 3-2 lead in the fourth when 1- 0), 7:31 ‘ the top together.” At Detroit, Tom Brookens’s difficult. He wasn’t getting his Manchester at Rockville girls’ The Athletics stormed back Fleming, who grew an inch since UConn first PITTSBURGH - Coach Mike Gottfried, Aquinas was first turned back. Bostor the U S. All of the Yankees had their double sparked a two-run sixth fastball over for strikes.” Mangi­ softball game, were rescheduled 2- 1), 7:3! after the Angels took a 4-2 lead in saw him, averaged 31 points, more than 10 whose longtime goal has been to coach in the Right fielder Dave Price ga­ I be held swings together as the team inning as the Tigers beat Floyd afico. 2-1. had seven strikeouts, today. The baseball game was Kanso the top of the inning on Wally Bannister for only the seventh rebounds and 5 assists per game for Lacey NFL, realized he was content to stay at Pit) thered in a drive by Luke Toronte •sey for scored 18 runs for the first time in walked four and was touched for slated for a 10:30 a.m. start at New ' Joyner’s first home run of the time in 19 decisions. Township High School. Lukolpolis and gunned down inday in six years. Dave Winfield added when he couldn’t get motivated about applying only three hits. Kelley Field while the softball (NIekro season. Dave Hallgren. attempting to ^Icoc three hits and knocked in four Frank Tanana, 3-0. allowed five Fleming is the third recruit for the 1988 NIT for the Green Bay Packers’ job. East pulled away with a three- game had a l p.m. start in Terry Steinbach singled lead­ score the tying run, at the plate to 0 -1), 10 : Boston runs as New York collected 20 hits, strikingout four and walking champion Huskies. Previously, 6-foot-ll center So when University of Pittsburgh Athletic run sixth inning that was high­ Rockville. Callfoi P ing off the A ’s eighth and Buice three before yielding to Mike end the inning. In the fifth, with a (Stewarl lighted by a two-run single to left The Cheney Tech at Somers P time of hits. Dan Cyrulik from Williamsville, N.Y., and Chris Director Edward Bozik. trying to ensure that replaced starter Dan Petry. Mike runner on second base, winning and fin- Henneman in the eighth. Henne- Smith of Kolbe Cathedral in Bridgeport signed Pitt doesn’t become a revolving door for head field by Pat Merritt. The third run baseball game was postponed Cantor Minnesota has been outscored Gallego ran for Steinbach and pitcher Marc Mangiafico made a man got his fifth save. in November. coaches, offered a long-term guaranteed scored on a delayed double steal. until Tue.sday, May 3. Chicoc i 40 last 65-32 in going 4-7 this season. The went to second on a wild pitch. Boltlm With the Royals leading 2-1. UConn has one scholarship available and will lasters’ Yankees are 3-0 against the Stan Javier doubled Gallego in contract, Gottfried said, “ I began redefining my Texas ime and Twins, outscoring them 31-8. Brookens doubled and scored be looking to sign a power forward before May goals.” Bostor AP photo and, after Glenn Hubbard singled when left fielder Bo Jackson Kanso: larczak “ It was a bad day,” Twins 15, the final day of the spring signing period. Gottfried, 43, agreed Monday to the new New V ON TO FIRST — New York Yankees' Javier to third, pinch-hitter Dave misplayed Alan Trammell’s two- Little League opens Saturday /erall in of their game with Minnesota Monday at manager Tom Kelly said. "They Henderson hit a sacrifice fly. UConn is still in the hunt for 6-9 Brent Dabbs of contract, which Bozik called unique to college second baseman Bobby Meacham out blooper into an RBI single. the Metrodome. The Yanks routed the beat us fair and square. It’s going Carney Lansford was safe on Mattatuck Community College in Waterbury. It football because it would pay a bonus based on The Manchester Little League Nation! I of the Trammell stole second and Day and Jake Banks. balls. makes the relay throw to first base but it Twins, 18-5. to happen like this some time second baseman Mark McLe- is also looking at 6-7 Kendrick Hamilton of the graduation rate of Panthers’ players. season is just around the corner ■cond in scored the go-ahead run on Larry Master of ceremonies will be Max Devillers for the Ameri­ wasn’t in time during first-inning action during the season. You just hope more’s fielding error and, with Maine Central Institute, 6-5 Billy Smith of with opening ceremonies sche­ aoy of it doesn’t happen too often” Herndon’s single, which broke an Bob Digan with the national can League and Matt Somberg two outs, Jose Canseco walked. Midland (Texas) Junior College and 6-9 Rod duled for Saturday at 10 a.m. at PIttsburi 15. Two O-for-15 streak. anthem sung by Gina Marie. for the National League will Sellers of Florence, S.C. AL cites Greg Swindell Leber Field. New Yor ad fifth. There will be a color guard of recite the Little League pledge. Chicago Opening day ceremonies in­ 27 and NEW YORK — Greg Swindell of the Cleveland Vietnam Veterans led by Art There is a pair of triple-headers Montreal clude honoring all living or Phlladeli Hube. on opening day. The American St. Louis Indians, with a 2-0 record and 0.95 earned run deceased players from Manches­ s in the Giants* Craig Leftarts fuifiiis his personai promise Vitale to keep promise average, was named American League Player The 1988 sea.son will be dedi­ League slate at Waddell Field has ter who went on to play either top 15 cated to Denny Carlin, who has Town Fire vs. American Legion ByB u JoeI a a Kav 1/M W ______® of the Week. ' minor league or major league Houston ms and Giants manager Roger Craig LAWRENCE, Kan. — Television analyst Dick been associated with Manchester at noon; DiRosa Cleaners vs. Los Angt The Associated Press after a 13-minute delay. A Reds a career-high and hit a two-run Swindell, a left-hander, worked 19 innings last baseball. 'Those scheduled to be San Frar said, “ The difference was our 11 nal muscle strain and Sax be­ Little League for 28 years as MARC at 2 p.m.: and Modern spokesman said he wasn’t se­ single. Leary. 2-0, walked only Vitale said he would keep his promise and scrub week, pitching two complete-game victories honored include: Gene Johnson. Clnclnno* ;aa. 28. N L Roundup relief pitching was better than cause of a sprained right ring either a sebrekeeper or coach. He Janitorial vs. Army and Navy at 4 San Dleg CINCINNATI — As he sat on riously hurt. the floor at Kansas’ Allen Field House when the over the Baltimore Orioles, including a 19 Moe Morhardt, Tom Kelley. Ed ■om the theirs." r — two in pitching his first complete finger. San Diego first baseman was the 1981 winner of the p.m. The National League ca­ Atlanto the San Francisco bench and ^ — Giants reliever Don Robin- game since he was with Milwau­ Jayhawks begin practice next fall, I-3-inning shutout. Wojcik, Ed Kovis. Pete Naktenis. loon in The Giants also were able to John Kruk had to leave the game Manchester Sports Hall of Fame lendar has the Oilers against San F watched Cincinnati reliever John Son made his first error in six kee in 1986. The only San Diego Vitale, a basketball commentator for ESPN Jim Wiley, Jim Partyka. Bob mpera- Perry. 1-2. gave up a lead-off convert opportunities when they in the second inning because he Unsung Hero Award for his Dairy Queen at noon; Ansaldi’s Innings Franco warm up. Giants reliever .V^rs. letting the Reds tie the hits were a double b y Benito and ABC, had insisted during a Kansas telecast Smith. Tony Lupien, Michkey Phlladi a light single in. the 12th to Jo.se Uribe had them, something the Reds irritated his sore right shoulder. contributions to sports in Man­ vs, Boland Oil at 2 p.m. and the Craig Lefferts made a private scorejn the"seventh. After rookie Santiago in the second inning, a in late February that Coach Larry Brown would Bonds NL player of week Katkaveck, Jerry Fay. Tony Los An and threw a wild pitch to let him ^^iled to do throughout the game. None of the injuries was be­ chester. Carlin and Jim Leber Lawyers against Moriarty Broth­ Only or challenge. Chris Sabo hit his first major- single by Tony Gwynn in the third not be back with the Jayhawks next year. If Kradas, Herman Bronkie. Leo lage 12 take second. After Mike Aldrete “ We got good enough relief lieved to be serious. NEW YORK — Pittsburgh outfielder Barry will throw out the traditional fir.st ers at 4 p.m. “ I said to myself. ‘OK. it’s you league homer off starter Mike and Randy Ready’s single in the Brown was back. Vitale said he would scrub the Montre popped out. Brett Butler hit a pitching to win the game,” Reds Bonds, who batted .304 with four home runs last (Mover 1 and me. Whoever is going to be Krukow to cut the lead to 3-2, ninth. floor when the national champion Jayhawks grounder that confused second manager Pete Rose said. Phillies 10, Mets 7 week, was named the National League’s Player St. Lou the best is going to win tonight,’ ’’ Robinson threw wildly to first Leary had 10 of his strikeouts in open practice with their annual “ Late Night 2-0), 7:05 baseman Jeff Treadway, who “ You’ve just got to bear down a At New York, Chris James of the Week. San Frr Lefferts said. ba.se on Barry Larkin’s grounder the first five innings and struck with Larry” session at midnight Oct. 15. Strickland leaves DePaul for NBA .started the wrong way and little harder and make things drove in three runs with his first Bonds’ last 12 hits have been for extra bases (Rasmus: 3S Franco was more efficient, but to the mound. Larkin took third on out five in a row at one stage — the the NBA, Phllodt couldn’t recover in time to make happen in games like this” home run of the season and a “ Oh sure. I ’ll be there.” Vitale said. “ You’ve and he is ranked among the leaders in six CHICAGO (AP) — Rod Strick­ Their doubts stem from a handful Lefferts came out the winner in Robinson’s first error since Sept. last two hitters in the fourth and The flashy 6-foot-3 guard, who (Oledo 2- the play as Uribe took third. The Reds were 7-for-7 in stolen sacrifice fly, and Lance Parrish got to live by your word." offensive categories through Sunday land. dogged by personal prob­ of run-ins Strickland had with Atlonta the Giants’ 6-3 12-inning victory 22, 1982, a span covering 2.30 all three in the fifth. His previous averaged 20 points and nearly les 1-0), ( Kevin Mitchell then snapped a base attempts, including Eric continued his hot hitting against lems during his junior year at DePaul officials this past season. Monday night over the Reds. games and 91 fielding chances, career-high in strikeouts was eight assists pergame along with San Dl 3-3 tie with a .sacrifice fly. Will Davis’ three steals. But Cincin­ the Mets. Parrish had two hits DePatil. says he’s ready to play in He began the 1987-88 season on (Valenzut Lefferts, 1-0, allowed two hits then scored on Treadway’s nine. It was the fifth complete 75 steals, announced Monday that Clark doubled home Butler and nati stranded eight runners in and knocked in two runs and is a sour note, being ruled academi­ and two walks in three innings double, game in 60 starts for the 29-year- he will make himself available Montre Jeff Leonard completed the rally scoring position, four of them on 6-for-13 against the Mets this cally Ineligible for the fall term. St. Lou during his first appearance in a — Then there was Treadway’s old right-hander, wh6 was 3-11 for for the upcoming NBA draft. with an RBI single. third base, to fall to 2-3 in season,, with nine of his 11 RBI. Then there was a much- Son Fri week. He pitched out of trouble in misplay of Butler’s routine the Dodgers last season. Same old story for Devils, Bruins “ I think it’s like any other Phlladi Joe Price retired three of the publicized New Year’s alterca­ extra-inning games this season. grounder in the 12th, which fueled Gary Carter had a three-run the 11th. getting Bo Diaz to four batters he faced in the His two-run single capped a homer, his sixth of the season for student in college.” he said. “ If tion with a dormitory assistant, San Dll ground out with runners on first The game had a couple of the Giants’ winning rally. three-run third inning and gave they were offered $100,009. bottom of the 12th to get his first unusual twists: the Mets, whose six game­ and several late-season bench- and third. “ I didn’t see it off the bat” a 6-0 lead. $200,000, $300,000 (a year). I think save and end a 4-hour. 2-minute — An usher tumbled onto the winning streak ended. He also ings as a result of missed Americi That was the turning point , as it Treadway said. “ It’s the strang- Dodgers left fielder Kirk Gib­ as Capitals, Canadians take openers they would take it too. practices and other disciplinary game in which the Reds had 11 field when a field gate swung open e.st thing that will happen to me. had an RBI single in the ninth as turned out. Although Franco hits, stole seven bases and son was a late scratch because of the Mets lost for the first time at “ A lot of people told me to stay. problems, in the middle of the fourth inning. By Ken Rappoport A lot of people told me to go. The pitched two perfect innings, fan­ stranded 16 runners. Dodgers 6, Padres 0 a pulled hamstring. The Dodgers home after five wins. game against Los Angeles in the Strickland, a native of The White S He hit his head on the groud in the The Associated Press big decision was did I want to ning three, his successor. Pat “ You’ve got to keepgrinding at also had to replace John Shelby The win was Philadelphia’s opening round, and forward Joey Bronx, N.Y., closed out the 9 9 Giants’ bullpen and was removed Perry, quickly fell into trouble. At Los Angeles, Tim Leary and Steve Sax during the game —- come back and go to school or did season with two of his better them, keep battling them” on a stretcher as a precaution pitched a three-hitter, struck out first since beating the Mets on Mullen, who missed the last two CHICAGC Shelby because of a left abdomi­ April 9. The New Jersey Devils re­ I want to go to the pros and try to performances in the NCAA tour­ verted to form at the Capital games with a bruised right knee, are both ready to go for Calgary. make money” nament. scoring 19 points and LJohnsni Centre, and it was the same old Strickland. 21. is considered by Guillen ss The only injury of note to the adding 13 assists against Wichita Baines dt story for the Boston Bruins at the some pro .scouts to be a first- Oilers was defenseman Kevin State, then 19 points and eight Caldern r Cavs refute negatives; make playoffs Montreal Forum in the Stanley round draft pick, but a number of assists in a losing effort against GWalkr 1 Lowe, who played against Win­ Rskc Cup playoffs. RICHFIELD, Ohio — The nipeg with a cast on his hand and team officials have expressed Kansas State. Pasaua If The Cavaliers clinched Mon­ hitting nine of 12 in the final 4:13 Playing in an arena where they concerns about his maturity. KWIIms 3 Cleveland Cavaliers have heard them” said Indiana’s Williams. hurt his ribs when crushed into But the doubts persist. day’s only NBA game with strong while limiting Indiana to five have hadlittle luck in the past, the Lyons 3b the negatives all season and “ We’re what, one game out of it? the end boards in the final game HIM 2b rebounding and defense from points. Devils lost a 3-1 decision to the refused to listen. We still have to play New York, of the first round Manrlq 21 Larry Nance. Brad Daugherty “ We mishandled the ball,” said Washington Capitals in the open­ Totals and Washington has three very When hit by Ray Neufeld, Lowe “ People were saying we were and John “ Hot Rod” Williams, Indiana coach Jack Ramsay. ing of their .second-round Stanley tough games. We’re still in the suffered a Charley hor.se, was Chicogo too young, a good team for the who had 10 rebounds each. Nance “ We had a walk called on Venn Cup playoff series Monday night. Seattle picture.” momentarily knocked out and future. We want to be a good team led Cleveland with 24 points, (Fleming), and I think 'The loss in the Patrick Division Game \ came away with sore ribs and E—GW now." second-year guard Mark while Price and Ron Harper had (Williams) got fouled on a shot Fleming scored 19 for the opener dropped the Devils’ re­ Seattle 1 back. By the weekend, however, Price said Monday night after he 19 each. Daugherty scored 18. and we got no call. That was a Pacers, who were without Way- cord to 1-20-1 against Wa.shington X. HR—Calc he proclaimed himself ready for hit two late freethrowstowrapup killer.” man Tisdale for much of the in the Capital Centre. The only tonight’s game at the Chlcogi a 112-107 victory over the Indiana Indiana trailed 58 .56 at half­ Williams scored a season-high second half. Tisdale went to the Devils’ victory there came on LoPoInt ' Pacers. Saddledome. Long time afterCleveland’s Craig Ehio 24 points and grabbed nine bench with a sore shoulder in the March 20 when they broke a In regular-season play this Seattle It was Cleveland’s ninth win in hit a 3-point shot just before the rebounds to lead Indiana, but his third quarter after scoring eight 20-game winless streak. Comobell season, the Oilers lost three of the last 11 games and sent the second-quarter buzzer. The Pac­ most important shot of the night points, eight under his average. The Bruins, meanwhile, lost the HBP—I Cavaliers into the playoffs for the four at home but won two and tied Umpire ers would not lead again, al­ was blocked near the basket by opening game of the Adams Second, I fifth time in team history and only though they tied it at 101 when Cleveland’s Williams and Daugh­ There was no wild celebrating another in Calgary The Flames T—2:14 in the Cavaliers’ locker room Division finals to Montreal 5-2. took the .season series 4-3-1. the second time in 10 years. Steve Stipanovich made a layup erty with 35 seconds left. The The Canadians’ win continued Cleveland is assured of at least afterwards, but there was more The Flames are leary about the on a fast break with five minutes block preserved a 109-106 Cleve­ their spell over the Bruins in Athletic the No. 7 playoff spot in the to go. land lead. confidence than might be ex­ so-called “ home-ice advantage” pected of a team that just fought playoff competition. Eastern Conference and could go Williams then made a layup for After the Cavaliers’ Williams “ To me it’s a disadvantage back to the .500 mark at 40-40. The Bruins, who have failed to CALIFOR as high as fifth. a 103-101 Cleveland lead, and traded free throws with Skiles, wh^n you open the playoffs at "W e’re fired up,” Daugherty defeat the Canadians in a playoff home” said Calgary Coach The Pacers, who have lost Indiana missed a chance to tie it Price hit two foul shots with seven .series since 1943 — a string of 18 McLmr 2 seven straight road games, fell a said. “ We want to win the world AP photo Terry Crisp. “ You’re expected to Ownng dl again when Scott Sklles sank only seconds left to put Cleveland up Stanley Cup rounds — have won CDovIs rt ’ photo full game behind New York and championship. Who doesn’t? win both games. The pressure is one of two free throws with 4'23 by five. The Pacers didn’t get LOOSE BALL — Indiana Pacers’ forward Herb Willliams only twice in the past 23 playoff Jovnerlb Washington, who are tied for the left. another shot. We’re realistic. We know it’ll take dumped right on your lap” Armas cf OSS a lot of work, but we’re up to it. left, battles with Cleveland’s Craig Ehio for the ball during meetings with the Canadians. Rav If final two playoff spots with three The Cavaliers made the rest of “ We had a lot of chances to do a Norris Division DWhIte cl the Maybe we can get Cinderella’s their game Monday night in Richfield, Ohio. The Cavs Playoff action continues to­ -V games to go. their points from the foul line. lot of things. We just didn’t do Howell 3b wtn shoe on us.” made the piayoffs with their 112-107 win. night with Edmonton at Calgary The Blues are coming into the lb m ake Y o u r la w n stand o u t, Boonec in the opening of the Smythe AP photo .series with the Red Wings on the Bucknr pi Schoflld s 9 M o ta c o p s Division finals and SI. Louis at PEETERS SAVE — Washington goalie Pete Peeters wings of a strong showing against first we make h stand tqx 9 Detroit in the Norris. Chicago in round one. They took deflects the puck on a third-period save against the New Totals Bosox rebound to trip Rangers care of their close divisional Most mowers knock down as You'll find the H i- ^ c ® on all our Patrick Division Jersey Devils Monday night at the Cap Centre in rivals in five games, while women’s run much grass as they cut. Which is easy-starting mowers, from walks Calltomlo Continued from page 11 the road,” Smith said. “ It puts Larry Murphy had a goal and Landover, Md. The Capitals won Game One of the Patrick Detroit was beating Toronto Oakland Continued from page 11 just glad it din’t cost us the ball why many lawns look as if they've to riders to tractors. Stop in and see (Same V you in a good frame of mind for game. an assist and Pete Peeters “ Looking at what we did a double. Greenwell then hit a Division final, 3-1. been given a $3 haircut. E— M e wind blew from the southwest as the trip,” "As a free-swinger, I was just stopped 33 shots to lead against Chicago, we have to feel the complete line at your participat­ Californio sacrifice fly to center, scoring Before the passed ball. Smith Washington. confident.” Blues Coach Jacques But at Snapper we've developed a ing Snapper dealer now. Oakland Club the runners headed from west to Boggs. looking for a pitch I could drive Javier east. When the pack began to had struck out Brien for the and I got it,” Rice said of his big Devils goaltender Sean Burke, short-handed goal about five Martin said. “ If we play the way patented solution called the H i- % c * Now through June 19, 1988— Schofield in. In The passed ball also cost Peeters. looking for his third spread out over the final five second out of the inning. That a key in the New Jersey’s minutes later, Lemieux became n we did against Chicago, we system. II cre­ On 21" rear (5). S— unbeaten Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd hit. “ Once I got ahead ofhim 3-0,1 career playoff shutout, stopped miles, they were still there. brough up Parrish, who is was able to sit and wait on him.” late-season charge into the dominant force with two second- should be able to win the series. ates a vacuum his third victory. Boyd allowed New Jersey’s first 29 shots before bagging models, " It ’s lucky when you get two gripped in a nightmari.sh slump Manager John McNamara, playoffs, left the spotlight to period goals. The last two games against them Callforn only three hits in seven innings, Tom Kurvers put one between his action that you can take $25 Petrv guys that survive the hills (after with just three hits in 35 times at who is in his fourth season in someone else for a change. (Detroit), we won and tied. Plus but two were Pete O’Brien’s third legs with 10; II remaining. The crowd of 17,513 at the stands up grass off, or choose a Buice L,0 about 21 miles) and then go on to bat this year. Boston, said he gave no thought to “ They have a good defensive they’re missing a key guy like Ooklonr and fourth homers of the season. With seven minutes remaining, Forum was oblivious to a power (Steve) Yzerman.” for a uniform free Thatcherizer, CYouno race,” , the 1983 “ We have to start hitting having Rice sacrifice. team.” Burke said. “ Our for­ Plunk W, “ Naturally, it’s a disappoint­ the Capitals lost All-Star defense- blackout that left most of them in cut while picking Americt' Mulcherizer, winner, said Monday. better,” Texas Manager Bobby “ He’s been swinging the bat wards were trying to pick the Yzerman. a 50-goal scorer this Eckerslev ment not to get a win, but that’s man Ron Langway with an injury darkness and disrupted the Cana­ up the clippings, selling rider Petrv I " I think the race started around Valentine said. "W e haven’t had well and the wind was blowing out comers. If Peeters plays like he season, was lost for the year on or Snapperizer the way it goes,” Boyd said. when he was cut in the leg by dian Broadcasting Company’s^ eighth. 20 miles and, by the time you’re a lot of base runners and we just to left,” McNamara said. “ Be­ did tonight, it’s going to be tough March 1 when he crashed into a leaves and pine $ Q Q Q 9 5 worth up to HBP—V igue "That’s part of the game. Devils forward Pat Verbeek. He national telecast of the game. with (ret Ili-VlK* finished, you’re really finished,” can’t afford to leave them on sides, I tried it once. I asked him to get a lot of goals on them. They goalpost and damaged a ligament needles others $69.95. WP—Pi "In the past, I might’ve been a received stitches at a local Lights powered by emergency rev hai^r thru June 17. 1988 Buice. Treacy said, "A t 24 miles, I was base.” to bunt the first year I was here. have strong defensemen, they in his right knee. The Red Wings, leave behind. Umpire: little more high strung about not hospital. generators illuminated the play­ really spent and tried to close the Ellis Burks triggered a three- He tried it twice and then he hit moved our forwards out. It wasn’t however, kept on winning and Bremlgcxi getting the win. Now I just think ing surface and little else. T—3:19. gap.” run first inning with a leadoff the ball into the screen to win a The Devils’ loss was their first scoring goals. of going out there and doing what a lack of effort on our guys’ part But. he added. Hussein and homer and the Red Sox made the ball game.” of the playoffs in regulation play. “ They miss Yzerman, sure,” I want to do.” “ We wanted to put pressure on Ikangaa “ were just stronger than lead stand up until the passed So Smith was left with a Their two losses to the New York their defense and we did that a Blues center Bernie Federko Smith, acquired from the Chi­ me.” ball. victory, a defeat and four saves Islanders in the opening round Adams Division lot.” Lemieux said “ We got said, “ but they have scored cago Cubs in a surprising deal SH UPPBt Hussein won the New York City "The runner (Steve Kemp) on withoutgiving up an earned run in were in overtime. Kjell Dahlin and Mike MePhee behind their defense with our without him. They’ve proven they Radi last December, shrugged off the Marathon last November and the first broke for second, but there seven American League appear­ scored early in the first period speed.” have good players. Yzerman is a victory, happy that the team had “ He’sa good goalieand we kept Marathon six weeks are no excuses,” Cerone said. “ It ances. and Claude Lemieux later added big part of theirclub. but they still bounced back from two losses to the traffic away from him,” later, then went home to Kenya. AP photo was a stupid thing. I catch that two goals for the Canadiens. have a good club. It’s back to TONIGHT Texas to take the third and fourth The Red Sox open a nine-game Washington defenseman Scott Smythe Division 7:30 p.n He returned to train in Albu­ pitch 99 times out of 100. The pitch square one. It doesn’t matter WOMEN’S MARATHON WINNER — Rosa Mota of game of the series. trip in Detroit tonight with ace Stevens said of Peeters. "W e let Dahlin stunned starting Boston After a week-long layoff, both Channel 3 querque, N.M., where he went to kind of took off on me, but you Roger Clemens. 2-0, starting anymore what happened in the W. H. PREUSS SONS 7:30 p. Portugal breaks the tape to win the women’s division of " It ’s nice to win a couple of him see the first shot, and that goaltender Andy Moog with a Edmonton and Calgary are in regular season.” 22S lOSTON TPKL, RTL • A 44 • lOLTOM, CT. SportsCho college, about six weeks ago. catch balls with oneeye on the against the Tigers’ Jack Morris, the 92nd Boston Marathon Monday with a time of 2:24.30. games right before you go out on was the difference. We took away wrist shot just over three minutes reasonably healthy shape. For­ The Red Wings won the regular 7:30 p.m runner and one on the ball. I ’m 2- 1 . their rebounds and their close-in into the game. After MePhee 8 p.m. — ward Mike Bullard, who returned season series between these 643-9492 11,24, WP shots.” boosted the lead to 2-0 with a from a leg injury for the last teams 4-1-3. 9:30 p.m

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18- 13 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, April 19, 1988 — ),■! (^Editors Deborah Bray Classroom Editor SCOREBOARD Raina Kelley T he H igh School W orld Renee Fournier Red Sox 4, Rangers 3 50. Per-ole Holmoos, Rnland, 2:22:a Volume LII, No. 25 51. Robert P. Schwelm, Pooll, Po.,2:22:M Compiled by students of MHS, published by the Manchester Herald Stephen Armstrong, faculty adviser 52. Jesus Amarelles, Colombia, 2:22:54 Baseball TBTCAS BOSTON 2 '0 2^**** OrwIosBurg, Pa., 54. Randy J, Haas, Pittsburg, 2:»:» a rtin g 55. Dennis J. Rice, Johnstown, P a .,2:23:29 American League standings Steve H. AAolnar, Johnstown, pa., nas. rice rf Cast Divhlon 57. Roy A. Bleber, Blrdsboro,Pa.,2.-a:X Cultural Illiteracy issue investigated . SJ-JoPh** Mashlshango, Tanzania, rrIM 3b W L Pet. OB 2:X:54 gley If Cleveland 11 2 .846 _ A few weeks ago High School iders c New York 10 3 .769 1 59. J v r y R. Macarl, New York, 2:24:11 showed that only 39% of students expense of content. chronological order. « . NIcol Bergeron, Canada, 2:24:15 World gave students at M.H.S. a changed. lion ph Detroit 7 4 .636 3 polled knew when the Constitu­ “ History provides you with "Students don’t have a concept that students are losing di.scipline man cf Boston 8 5 .615 3 61. John Devine, Albany, Go., 2:24:X survey which asked some com­ tion was written. ’’Kids today are taught so much in the crea of computers. «i',*-*'**®" Portugal, $80m alternatives. You have to know of time and geography,” said Toronto 5 7 .417 5'/i 32 410 4 2:24:X mon questions about history and more than when I was in high M-0-0, Milwaukee 4 7 .364 6 “ The results parallel what is about the past and how it relates Coumoyer. ” It used to be hard work and 3-0-0-1, Baltimore 0 12 .OX 10'A 63. Jose(3omez, AAexIco, 2:24:31 literature. school; they can’t get it all.” 2- 0-M, Texas 010 ooo 101— 3 64. Daniel L. Block, Otsego, Mich., 2:24:37 happening is schools throughout to you. Having skills alone is not Glaeser said that students do effort. Now students can get West Division Boston 300 000 001— 4 Our purpose was to compare They are learning more about 3- 0-1-0, W L Pet. GB 65. Hector CTiovez, AAexIco, 2:25:13 the country. I have noticed that in enough,” said Coumoyer. Healso information by punching a few i-O, Just One out when winning run scored. 66. Olva Jussi, Sweden, 2:25:13 not see the importance of time other cultures, but I think that’s Chicago 7 5 .583 Game Winning RBI — Greenwell (2). our results with those of a the past four or five years there thinks that a lot of teachers are buttons.” he said. Oaklond 7 67. Richard M. Oldrieve, Westlake, Ohio, sequence. important.” she said. 6 .538 W E—Espy. DP—^Texas 1. LOB—Texas 3, 2:25:X national survey. Due to the has been a decrease in functional The test scores also bothered Californio 6 6 .SX 1 Boston 12. 2B—Barrett, OwEvans, Rice. not given enough history courses. English teachers also were Hay though, thinks students 2—0-9-1 Kansas City 6 6 .sx 1 68. Sammy Mogere, Kenya, 2:25:X. national survey, this generation literacy and I am concerned,” Ludes. 0—2-3-4 HR—OBrIen 2(4), Burks (2). SB— Burks (2), 69. Jacques Valentin, Netherlands,2:25:31 He said he is concerned be­ asked Avhether or not they agreed have had a lack of experience Texas 5 7 ,417 2 Kemp (1). SF—Greenwell. of students has been labeled said Ron Coumoyer. ’’They bother me, but they ers (7) ; Seattle 5 8 .385 2>/3 70. ' Boay Gurgo, Tanzania, 2:25:43 cause the state legislature is with the term. with varied cultures and would Minnesota 4' .364 IP H. R ER BB SO 71. Mike D. Bunsev, Ithaca, N.Y., 2:25:55 "culturally Illiterate” . It con­ All teachers stressed that the don’t surprise me. On the other 7 2'/i Texos 72. Robert R. Taylor, Mechanicsburg, Pa., thinking of decreasing the “ Cultural unawareness is the like to expose them to more world rolles. Monday's Gomes BWItt cluded that America’s youth is answers to the survey questions hand, if we look al the positive Boston 4, Texas 3 2:a:00 number of history courses actual term as I see it,” said literature. Russell 73. Jeffrey R. Milter, Whitewater, WIs., ignorant of important things they have been taught in class pre­ teachers must take and he side, they arc as good as we could Detroit 4, Kansas City 2 Wlllloms UO-l 1-3 2:a:05 LeRoy Hay. head of the English ” I think it is a curricular New York 18, Minnesota 5 Boston should know. viously, and students have been believes the number should be expect.” Chicago 4, Seottle 0 74. Stephen C. Lester, Magna, Vt., 2:»-32 department. issue,” he said, “ and we arc Boyd 75. David A. Coyne, Avon, N.Y., 2:27:04 Our results matched fairly tested on the subject matter as Oakland 5, 4 LSmIth W,l-1 increased. Hay does not believe in ’’the working on some changes now. iday’s Only games scheduled 76. ToddM.McGrow, Farmlngton,Malne, closely with with nationwide well. - AMY APARICIO A WP—BWItt. PB—Cerone. 2:27:06 Coumoyer also cites television underlying premise of the cultu­ Fifr example, next year a section I. Two Tuesday's Games Umpires— Home, Barnett; First, Cou 77. AAork R. Pringle, North Adams, Moss., results, although students at “ There isn’t a question here and its emphasis on current ral illiteracy research.” In fact, - CYNDI TARBFM iches- Baltimore (Thurmond 0-2) at Mil­ sins; Second, Roe; Third, Kosc. 2:27:11 M.H.S. fared a little better. The on Russian studies will be added waukee (Nieves 0-2), 7:05 p.m. T—3:00. A—33,976. that we don’t answer in European affairs as one reason why stu­ he has publicly debated this issue id the Texas (Hough 2-1) at Cleveland (Balles 78. Bernard T. Glefer, Manhattan, Kan., to the curriculum.” 2:27:13 survey results were recently and U.S. history classes,” said dents are becoming culturally with Lynn V. Cheney, author of girls’ 1- 0), 7:35 p.m. published in the High Schocil Philip Stearns docs not believe Boston (Clemens 20) at Detroit (Morris 79. Glen A. Gutllemette, West Warwick, Arthur Glaeser. illiterate. He stated that society is the book ‘American Memory.” iduled R.l.,2:27:13 World. the test results reflect a lack of MHS tennis 2- 1), 7:35 p.m. Tigers4. Royals 2 Robert Alibrio suggests that not a society of readers and who believes that public schools ; was Kansas City (Soberhogen 1-1) at 80. Luis Lopez, Costa Rica, 2:27:26 We decided to ask teachers at exposure to the material in Toronto (Cloncy 0-2), 7:35 p.m. 81. Joseph P. Muldowney, Potsville, Pa., “ cultural illiteracy” may be therefore students today focus on are putting the nation at risk by art at 2:27:41 question. He believes “ Manches­ New York (Lelter 2-0) at Minnesota KANSAS CITY DETRDIT M.H.S. their opinion of the survey because students have more the present and immediate past not familiarizing students with starts season iftball (NIekro 1-0), 8:05 p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 82. Robert T. Nell, Jr., Longmeodow, ter High School is fairly responsi­ WWIIsn cf AAoss.,2:27:47 results, and whether or not the varied outside interests. Students rather than history. how the society in which they live rt in Chlcogo (ReussO-1) ot Seattle (Langston 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 4 0 2 1 ble in this respect.” P 0-1), 10:05 p.m. Seltzer 3b 4 0 2 2 Brokns 3b 4 12 1 83. Francisco Aldrete, AAexIco, 2 : a : 1 4 term “ culturally illiterate” is a do not understand the importance Although students overall seem came to be. Stearns, like Hay, questions the ready to play P Californio (Rnlev 1-1) at Oakland Brett 1b 4 0 10 Salazar 2b 4 0 10 Reo Deportment photo 84. Kim R. Wrinkle,Emmaus, Pa.,2 :a ;1 6 fair assessment. of history and the effect that it has Trtabll rf 2 0 0 0 85. Jacques MalAguy, Canada, 2 :a :1 9 to be culturally aware, there is Cheney used th results of methods u.sed in the re.scarch. He imers (Stewart 30),10:35p.m. Whitakr 2b 0 0 0 0 When members of the social on their lives. Wednesitav's Games FWhIte 2b 4 0 0 0 Tromml ss 3 1 1 1 M ID G ET H OO P C H A M P S — The Bucks 86. John D. Ausherman, Chambiersburg, one big problem that social standardized tests given to 7.812 does not see a standard on which The MHS tennis .season has poned Californio at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Bolbonl dh 3 0 0 0 Herndn dh 4 0 11 Forschino, Sheri McCubrey, Chris Pa.,2:a:19 studies department were polled Coumoyer believes that it is a Bosley ph 87. Armando Vargas, Puerto Rico, 2: a :21 studies teachers arc aware of. high school juniors in 1986 as a the results were ha.sed and begun. Chlcogo at Seottle, 4:35 p.m, 10 0 0 Lemon rf 4 0 10 won the Midget Basketball League title Partyka. Back row: Cindy Botticello, on the results of the survey, most combination of teacher training, Baltimore at Milwaukee, 7:05 p.m. BJocksn If 4 0 0 0 Knight 1b 4 1 1 0 88. Martin K. Wolfer, Newark, Del.,2: a : 21 BothGlaeserand Cournoyerhave basis for her argument. These believes one .should he estab­ The boys’ team is coached by Texas ot Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Mocforln c 4 12 0 Bergmn lb 0 0 0 0 at the Mahoney Rec Center this winter. Corky Coughlin, Jamie Wolff, Keith 89. John T. McGrall, Arlington, Vo., said that they were not surprised new textbooks, and curriculum noticed that students have diffi­ Stilwll ss 2 : a : X results showed students were lished if the research is to he Dave Maloney, ;ind the girls are Boston at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 2 10 0 Beane If 3 0 0 0 Team members, from left, front row: about the results. One result that focuses on skills at the culty placing historical events in Kansas City at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Heath c 1 1 0 0 Mitcheltree, Coach Bob Kilpatrick. 90. Bruces. Robinson, Manasauan, N.J., unable to answer what seemed to meaningful, ” I wish I could get coaehed by Millie Arnold. The New York at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Totals 31 2 5 2 Totals 31 4 9 4 2 :a :X Matt Somberg, Jason Romeo, Mark 91. Des V. Austin, Canada, 2:a:X be basic questins about history more upset (by the test scores), boys’ team lost seniors Craig Kansas City 002 ooo 000—2 92. Ferenc Szekeres, Hungary, 2:a:39 and literature. but I don’t think people have ever Phillips, Sam Henderson, and *y National League standings D ^ O lt 001 002 lOx—4 93. Guillermo Serrano, Mexico, 2:a:42 Hay .sees the issue as being been satisfied with the educa­ Game Winning RBI — Herndon (1). 94. Nell D. Cusack, Ireland, 2:a:42 Lou Jaffe last year while the girls Giants 6. Red83(12lnnlng8| Thursday, April 28 95. Jorge Suarez, Colombia, 2:a:45 more about cultural trivia. "The tional system,” he said. lo.sl Anna Riggio, Gail Sheffield. meri- East Division DP— Konsos City 1. LOB— Konsos City 6, Montreal at Boston, 7:35p.m., If necessary Bell sets future plans Detroit 6. 2B—Mocforlane, Brookens. 96. Lou Ristaino, Boston,2:a:50 tests measure how much students “ The recent explosion of knowl­ Jill Boggini. and Paula Lacey. iberg W Pet. GB SB— Trammell (1). 97. Richard E. Marlon, Rutland, Vt., PIftsboroh SAN FRAN Saturday, April 30 BasketbaD There never seems to be can remember, not how much will 8 .727 IP H R ER BB SO CINCINNATI 2:a:55 standing each other. edge and the effects technology The boys' team eurrently con­ New York 8 .667 '/3 Kansas City Ob r h bl Ob r h bl BostonatMontreol, 8:05p.m.,If necessary 90. Robert W. Abbott, Plano, Texas, enough time for Manchester High Like a Soviet journalist, who they understand,” he said. has had on the discipline of sists of thirteen players. The dge. CMcago 6 .545 2 Bannister L,2-l Butler cf 5 2 2 0 Larkin ss 6 1 1 0 2:a:55 Montreal 61-3 e 4 4 3 4 MItchll 3b School senior Sean Bell. Joyce Don agrees with hay in. leaning.” said Principal Jacob aders 5 .455 3 Block 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 5 0 11 Tredwv2b 6 1 2. 1 99. Rusty R. Moore, Middletown, Md., was a speaker at MHS recently, seniors on the team are Jay Phllodelohlo, 4 .333 41/3 Clark lb 6 12 1 Daniels If 4 0 1 0 CAMPBELL CONFERENCE 2:a:S5 this respect and .says the te.st Ludes III, ric a n Detroit Norris Division NBA standings As well as being the vice- pointed out. “ All my friends are Snyder, captain. Craig Smith, St. Louis 3 .773 5 Tonono W,3-0 7 2-3 5 2 2 4 4 MIdndo rf 5 0 11 EDavIs cf 5 0 1 .0 IX. David L.McGllllvrav,Canoda,2:a:58 results do not shock her because d h a s West Division Leanard If 6 12 1 Esaskv 1b 3 0 11 Detroit vs. St. Louis president of Manchester Safe just like you,” Ludes believes that because of and Gary "ruckcr. The juniors Hennemon S,5 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Tuesdoy, April 19 101. Flavio Antonio Rivas, Everett,Mass,, “ it’s like playing trivial pursuit.” egion W L Pet. GB WP—Tonono. Price p 0 0 0 0 RIlop 0 0 0 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE 2:a:58 Rides, senior class secretary. Bell said, ” It’s amazing that the abundance of information include Gregg Horowitz, Jim and Houston 8 3 . 727 — Brenly c 3 0 2 1 Cnepen ph 10 0 0 St. Louis at Detroit, 8:05 p.m. Atlantic Division Umpires— Home, Phillips; First,Voltog- Thursday, April 21 Sock ’n’ Buskin secretary, a the two greatest powers know She believes, however, that the being taught, the depth of knowl­ Jon Melesko, Matt Clough. Bill B VS. Los Angeles 9 4 .692 — glo; Second, Palermo; Third, Morrison. Wasngr pr 0 10 0 Francap 0 0 0 0 o . W L Pcf. GB Women San Francisco 8 5 .615 1 Melvin c 3 0 10 McCInd ph 0 0 0 0 St. Louis at O trolt, 8:05 p.m. V-Bosfon 55 23 .705 member of Thespians, the Na­ nothing about each other. The common base of knowledge has edge is shrinking. He also sees Kenard. Alex Eitel, and Jeff idem T—2:45. A—11,001. Saturday, April 23 1. Roso Mota, Portugal, $80,000, 2:24:X Cincinnati 7 6 .538 2 RThpsn 2b 2 0 11 PPerry p 0 0 0 0 New York 37 42 .468 IS'/s 2. Tulla Jousimaa, Rnland,$22,000,2:a:a tional Honors Society, and the Soviet Union is not a Communist Staniunis. .Ion Borgida''*'’'Yoan y a t 4 San Diego 4 9 .308 5 Speler 2b 10 0 0 FWIIImsp 0 0 0 0 Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Washington 37 42 .468 18'/j 3. Odette LaPlerre, Canada, $15,000, ; ca- Atlonto 1 10 .091 7 Uribe ss 4 1 1 0 BDIaz c 6 0 0 0 Monday, April 25 Phllodelphla 34 44 436 21 2:X:35 Announcers Club, Bell also has country, it is a Socialist (coun­ Johnson, and Anny Ma comiirisc Mondav's Gomes Yankees 18. Twins 5 Krukaw o 3 0 0 0 ONelll rf 4 0 10 Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. New Jersey 18 61 .228 37'/j 4. Priscilla Welch, Great Britain, $12,-000, been actively involved with the try) . There are no true commu­ the sophomore members. ainst San Francisco 6, Cincinnati 3, 12 DRobIsn p 0 0 0 0 TJonesrf 2 0 2 0 Wednesday, April 27 Central Division 2:X:53 Innings Yngbld ph St. Louis ot Detroit, 8:05 p.m.. If necessary V-Detrolt 52 26 .667 American Legion Oratorical nist countries in the world, just as The girls' team has seventeen aldi’s NEW YDRK MINNESOTA 0 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 6 12 1 5. LIsanne Bussleres, Canada, $10,000, d the Philadelphia 10, New York 7 ab r h bl Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Brownng p 2 0 0 0 X-Atlanto 48 30 .615 4 2:X:57 competition. there are not true democracies.” members. The .seniors are Debbie Los Angeles 6, San Diego 0 Ob r h bi Aldrete If 10 0 0 RMrphy p 0 0 0 0 Friday, April 29 x-ChIcago 48 M .615 4 RHndsn tf 4 2 11 Gladden If 5 12 0 Detroit at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m.. If necessary 6. Ellen Rochefort, Canada, ffl,S00,2:31:35 “ This competition primarily Being class .secretary. Bell has Bray, eaplains. Nicole Mellow iroth- Only games scheduled Kelly cf LGarcl ph 10 0 0 x-Mllwaukee 40 38 .513 12 7. Slnlkka Kesklltolo, Finland, $7,000, 10 0 0 Gagne ss 4 1 1 0 x-Cleveland 40 40 . 500 involves giving memorized and Sue Gueretle, Kristen Ash- Tuesday’s Games Mechm 2b 5 2 2 1 Puckett cf 3 0 11 Collins 1b 2 0 0 0 13 2:34:12 a lot of faith in the senior class. Montreal (Martinez 1-2) ot Chlcogo Totals 44 613 6 Totals 48 3 11 3 Sunday, May 1 Indlano 36 43 456 16>/3 Mtnolv 1b 4 3 2 1 Larkin lb 10 0 0 St. Louis at Detroit, 8:05 p.m.. If necessary 8. SIrkku Kumpulalnen, Finland, $5,500, speeches on certain phases of the backer. and Erin Hickey The (Mover 1-0), 2:20 p.m. JCIark dh WESTERN CONFERENCE 2:35:24 “This year’s senior class 4 2 3 3 Hrbek lb 2 0 10 Midwest Division Constitution, eight to 10 minutes junior members are Danielle St. Louis (Cox 1-1) ot Pittsburgh (Fisher GWorddh 1110 Lowry c 10 0 0 San Francisco 100 000 200 003—6 9. Susan Stone, Canada, $4,000, 2:X:48 should be proud of itself — it has 2-0), 7:05 p.m. Pglrulo 3b 6 12 1 (3oetti 3b 2 11 1 Cincinnati 000 001 200 000—3 ^ W L Pet. GB 10. Gillian Reschloss, New York, $2,500, long.” Bell said. Smithe, Kathy Meduski. Alicia San Froncisco (LaCoss 1-0) at Cincinnati Game Winning RBI — Mitchell (3). Smvfhe Division x-Denver 52 27 .658 2:40:08 accomplished a lot.” Academi­ Winfield rf 5 2 3 4 Davidsn ct 1110 Calgary vs. Edmonton x-Dallas 50 28 .641 Then an extemporaneous phase Mezritz Meredith Blodget. Ra- (Rasmussen 0-1), 7:35 p.m. Wshgtn cf 5 2 2 2 Bush dh E—Sabo, Uribe, DRoblnson. DP— I’/j 11. Angella Hearn, New York, $1,400, cally he feels now MHS is an Phllodelohlo (Carman 1-1) at New York 4 12 3 Cincinnati 1. LOB—Son Francisco 9, Tuesday, April 19 x-Houston 45 33 .577 6'/j 2:40:15 of the Constitution is given. Five qiiel Rizzo, and Andrea Good­ ndful SlGught c 6 1 1 2 Brnnskv rf 4 0 0 0 Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. x-Utah 43 35 .551 international thing. (Oledo 24)), 7:35 p.m. Sontono ss 5 2 3 2 Loudner c 3 0 0 0 Cincinnati 16. 2B— Brenly 2, Leonard, 8'/j 12. Gillian Horovllz, New York, $1,300, minutes are allowed preparation, man. Sophomores Morion with Atlonto (P.Smith 0-1) ot Houston (Deshet- RThompson, Treadwov, Clark. HR— Thursday, April 21 San Antonio 30 48 .385 21'/3 2:40:a Manchester Safe Rides has les 1-0), 8:35 p.m. Newmn 3b 10 0 0 Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Sacramento 22 57 278 and then a 3-5 minute speech is Plummer. Megan Moriarly. ason. Lmbrdz 2b 4 0 0 0 Sabo (1). SB—Daniels 2 (4), EDavIs 3 (7), X 13. Rltvo Lemeftin, Finland, $1,200,2:41:58 doubled in membership and has San Diego (Jones 1-1) at Los Angeles Treodwav (1), TJones (5). S—Uribe, Saturday, April 23 Pacific Division 14. Lahti Marloona, Rnland, $1,1W, Laura Sines, and freshmen Jes­ an on Totals 46 18 20 17 Totals 35 5 9 5 Colgary at Edmonton, 8:05 p.m. V-L.A. Lakers given, he said. brought awareness to the whole (Valenzuela 1-2), 10:05 p.m. Speler. SF—Maldonado, Mitchell. 58 .744 2:42:57 sica Aueoin. Terry Sukaitis. lemi- Wednesday's Games Mondov, April 25 x-Portland X .641 15. KIrsI Rauta, Rnland, $1,000, 2:43:54 Sponateneous speeches are not state, while Leartipeace and the New York 311 292 000^18 Colgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. x-Seattle 42 Montreal at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. Minnesota 022 OX 01b-> 5 IP H R ER BB SO .5X 16. Hassanla Daramt, France, 2:44:X a problem for Bell. He has won Current Affairs Club are writing Cindy Oliver, Debbie Bulsie, erm. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. San Francisco Wednesday, April 27 Phoenix 27 .346 17. Gloria Carona, Mexico, 2:45:40 Sean Bell Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35 p.m.. If Golden State the American Legion Oratorical Rebecca Misade, and Nancy luch- Son Francisco at CIncInnotl, 7:35 p.m. E— Brunonsky. DP—New York 1. Krukow 6 1-3 X .256 18. Lise LB Bouchard, Ckinado, 2:46:02 to students in the Soviet Union. Phlladelphio at New York, 7:35 p.m. D Robison 1 2-3 necessary L.A. Clippers 17 .218 19. /Loulse M. Mohonna, Cairo, Neb., Competition on the local, and Bray are also on the team. erca- LOB— New York 10, Minnesota 5. Friday, April 29 Sock ’n’ Buskin has just per­ Atlanta at Houston, 8:35 p.m. 2B—GaettI, JCIork, Wosh’ncrton, Meo- Lefferts W,1-0 3 x-clinched playoff berth 2:46:10 Each match consists of four itant. San Diego at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m Price S,1 1 Calgary at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m.. If v*"V Thibodeau Valedictorian Suzanne Flynn Buskin. confident with her team and Game Winning RBI — None Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 72-14-58, Walt Chapman 69-10-59, Gordon MThmpcf Moreind If 4 0 0 0 MarshI 1b 4 0 2 0 lev, NJ (high-sticking), 6:28; Gartner, Was CLEVELAND (112) and .salutatorian Christine M. hopes for another CCC title this E—GWalker, Cotto. DP—Chicago 1, 4 0 2 0 Wilson cf 4 12 1 Santiago c Qf't* 70-9-61. C — Fred Tracy 74-18-56, Salutatorian Visco heard rum­ Dernier cf 0 0 0 0 Cone 0 3 0 10 MIDavIsrf 4 10 0 (high-sticking), 6:28; Langwav, Was (trip­ Hubbard 2-4 2-2 6, Nance 8-13 8-8 24, Art Pvko a-20-*, Don Battalino 75-16- Thirty-four years ago, 18 Man­ Seattle 1. LOB—Chicago 3, Seattle 6. 0 0 0 0 Brown 3b 3 0 0 0 Shelby cf 12 10 ping), 7:23; Hunter, Was (tripping), 14:19; Daugherty 5-12 8-12 18, Harper 7-12 50 19, handicapped children were origi­ without outside aid. Madden Visco were proclaimed this ye­ ors that she may be salutatorian. year. Maloney also is hoping for HR—Calderon (2), Fisk (1). Bradley If 5 111 Mogdn ph 10 0 0 S9. D — Earle Wilson 81-25-56, Earl S. chester area teenagers started a Samuel 2b 3 2 10 Tmpltn ss 3 0 0 0 Heep If 2 0 0 0 MacLean, N J (holding), 18:09. Price 7-16 50 19, Ehio 5-9 00 11, Anderson 85-27-*. nally from Mansfield, but are now found that ’’almost every major' ar’s top scholars of MHS. "But I thought I was ranked his fourth straight CCC East IP H R ER BB SO Myers p 0 0 0 0 Showp 10 0 0 Sclosclac Schmdt 3b 3 2 0 0 Teufel 2b 5 0 10 2 2 11 Third Period—4, New Jersey, Kurvers 1 J.WIIIIams 7-13 1-2 15, Curry 01 00 0, PS — A Gross — Bill Moran 75. new program, with the aid of the bussed from 18 area cities. Manchester area business” con­ championship, but claims “ If Chicago Sierra p 10 0 0 Leary p 2 0 12 (Verbeek, Broten), 9:49. P e nalties— Dudley 00 00 0.Totals 41-80 29X 112. They were officially given their fifth of my class,” said Visco. LoPoInt W,2-1 7 4 0 0 1 3 Haves lb 3 2 2 2 KHrndz lb 5 10 1 Lelper p Net — Terry Schllllng80-7-73. B Gross— recreation department. Madden says that the widespread Parrish c 5 12 2 Strwbry rt 0 0 0 0 MacLean, NJ (roughing), :27; Danevko, Indiana 32 M 26 2$—107 Kevin Hogan 83. Net— Jerry Thibodeau tributes to the cause. Money is After hearing she was salutato­ everybody plays the best they Long 2 10002 3 12 0 Jetfrsn ph 10 0 0 NJ, double minor (roughing), -27; Cleveland 33 2S X 24—119 Today, this program, designed opinion of the day w,as that titles earlier this month by Seattle CJomes rf 4 1 1 3 McRvIds It 4 10 0 GBooker p 85-14-71, Paul Peoples 85-11-74, Mike also raised through fairs, fashion rian she was pleased, although can, 1 will be a happy man.” Jeltz ss 5 0 10 Carter c 0 0 0 0 Rldley,Was (roughing), :27; Gartner, Harder 84-10-74. C Gross — Al Ober 87. to teach handicapped children Principal Jacob Ludes III, Campbell L,0-2 9 6 4 4 2 6 5 13 4 Totals X 0 3 0 Totals M 611 6 Was (roughing), :27; Galley, Was (rough­ ’’youths are irresponsible.” but shows, car washes, parades, and not too excited. " I don’t get HBP— Klngery by Long. Ruffin p 3 1 1 0 HJohsn 3b 4 1 1 0 Net — Fred Tracy 88-18-70. D Gross — ” I feel I ’ve accomplished some­ Ritchie 0 0 0 0 0 ing), :27; Gould, livas (hooking),2:45. how to swim, has over 600 the group proved that opinion other activities. lOH once re excited, it’s in my personality to Umpires—Home, Hendry; First, Evans; Elster ss 3 0 0 0 San Diego 080 000 000—0 foi’l* Wilson 96, Carl Engberg 96. Net— thing,” said Flynn, Second, Ford; Third, Clark Horris p 10 10 Aguilera p 1110 Running Eorl S. Anderson 100-27-73. members and serves handi­ wrong. ceived $,5000 in a competition be calm.” she .said. Aguayo oh 10 0 0 Los Angeles 123 000 OOx—6 Shots on goal— New Jersey 11-11-12—34 Although Flynn was unoffi­ Safe Rides: T—2:14. A—11,213 Leach p 0 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — Guerrero (5). Washington 13-16-2—31. Cooney capped children from approxi­ lOH is completely self- against various hospitals and Tekulveo 0 0 0 0 Bckmn ph 10 0 0 Bill Moran X-3-W, Bob Behling cially told last month that she Presently at MHSshe iscaptain Walter p E—Guerrero. DP—San Diego 1, Los Power-ploy Opportunities—New Jersey 32-3-2^ Dorn Denicolo 32-3-29. Gross — mately 18 Greater Hartford area governed. There are no adults in medical related organizaitons in 0 0 0 0 Angeles 1. LOB— San DlegoS, LosAngeles8. 0 of 4; Washington 1 of 3. may be valedictorian, learning of the Math Team, .secretary of Dykstro cf 10 0 0 Boston Marathon roautts 77. B — Kevin Hogan towns. the group and Madden still feels speech contest. Madden recalls keeping the Totals 37 10 12 8 Totals 2B—Santiago, Scloscia, Marshall, Guer­ (joalles—New Jersey, Burke (31 shots-2B 33-6-27, Walt Chap­ American Field Service (AFS). Athletics 5, Angels 4 37 7 10 6 rero. SB— Griffin (D.Gwynn (2), Ready (1). saves). Washington, Peeters (34-33). Instructor of the Handicapped that ’’any (adult) interference the official news did not spoil the S— Leory 2. man X-5-a. C — Tom Lynn 35-8-27, Betsy Hyde unanimously winning Philadelphia 001 323 OlO—10 BOSTON (A P)— Top 100 finishers and 25 J^rrvCannlnpham 39-10-29, Jim Grade (lOH) is governed totally by high would ruin the project.” Each excitement for her. Flynn said and a member of the National CALIFORNIA DAKLAND IP H R ER B^B SD women finishers Mondavlnthe92ndrunnlng first prize for lOH. dream alive New York 002 004 001— 7 Son Diego Canadians 5. Brulna 2 M-9-», Tom Trahan X-9-29. D — Earl S. school students, mainly from she felt spectacular when Ludes Honor Society. ab r h bl ab r h bl Game Winning RBI — CJomes (1). of the Boston Marathonwithprizemoney for Anderson 36-14-22, Earle Wilson 37-13- potential member must fill out an M cLm r 2b 4 12 0 Lansfrd 3b 5 111 E—HJohnson, Parrish, Samuel. DP— Show L,0-3 2 1-3 the top 15 finishers In men's and women's MHS, East Catholic High School, application, be interviewed by Many of the handicapped stu­ announced her rank of accomp­ Vi.sco has been accepted to the Sierra 3 2-3 J / T i - divisions (w-denofes woman): Manchester Safe Rides re­ Ownng dh 5 0 10 Jennings If 3 0 0 0 Philadelphia 1, New York 1. LOB — Boston 0 1 1— 2 u5i**5^* ^ 9 ’’®’*— Tim Cooney 77. and Bolton High School. dents join the program after they lishment over the P.A. system to CDavIs rf 3 2 10 Hassev c 0 0 0 0 Lelper 1 1. Ibrahim Hussein, Kenva,580,000,2:08:43 the other members, and pass life Air Force Academy Although cently received an award for Philadelphia 10, New York 9. 2B— GBooker 1 Montreal 2 2 1 s ™ I « Denicolo a-6-72. Bill Zwick about 1.700 students. Joyner lb 4 12 3 Canseco rf 3 0 11 Wilson, Strawberry, Parrish 2, Jeltz, Haves Rrat Period—1. Monh-eol, Dahlln 2 2. Juma Ikangaa, Tanzania, $22000, Durand 82. Net— Miss Alice Madden, one of the saving courses before being ad­ have gone through it. lOH doesn’t she is unsure of her exact their continued efforts against Armas cf 4 0 0 0 Parker dh 4 0 10 Los Angeles 2:08:44 HR— CJomes (1), Carter (6). SB—Haves Leary W.2-0 9 (Thibaudeau, Svoboda), 3:33. 2. Montreal, “ -’ 3-71. C Gross — Tom founders, now an MHS study hall mitted. Officers are elected regu­ benefit the handicapped only, intentions for her future, she is the fight of drinking and driving Ray If 4 0 10 Baylor dh 10 0 0 (3), Samuel (4), Strawberry (2). SF— 3 0 0 2 11 MePhee 3 (Chellos, Skrudlond), 8:52 (sh) 3. John Treacy, Ireland, $15,000, 2:09:15 Lynn 84. Net — Don Battalino 89-16-73. D Flynn plans to attend either DWhIte cf 0 0 0 0 McGwIr lb 4 0 0 0 CJomes. PB— Scloscia. Penalties—Charbonneau, Mon (boarding), 4. Gelindo Bordin, Italy, $12,000, 2:09:27 Gross — Bob Brldgeman 93. Net — Earl teacher, recalls how the program larly and a lesson plan report is however. Madden has volumes of Vale University or Amherst sure that she wants a career injhe among teenagers. Umpires— Home, Brocklander; Rrst, Howell 3b 4 0 2 0 Steinbeh c 3 0 10 IP H R ER BB SO 5:10; Svoboda, Mon (high-sticking), 7:X; 5. Gianni Poll, Italy, $10,000, 2:09:33 S. Anderson 96-27-69. was inspired. The founders no­ drawn up before each session. records of students involved with College with the intent of English U.S. Air Force. Govenor William O’Neill pre- Boonec 3 0 2 0 Gallegoss 0 10 0 Philadelphia RIppley ; Second, Wever; Third, Janney, Bos (hooking), 9:25: Thelven, 6. John Campbell, New Zealand, Bucknr ph 10 0 0 Javier cf 4 13 1 Ruffin W,2-l 5 MeSherrv. Bos (holding), 13:33; Richer, Mon (hook­ $8,SX,2:11:08 ticed that parents were trying to The group sets their own goals lOH who have gone on to be highly as a major and theater as a ” I’m still in shock. I thought sened the aw(ard to Heather 9 Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 2 2 0 Ritchie 0 T—3:00. A—24,357. ing), 14:28; Burridge, Bos (cross­ 7. Orlando Plzzoloto, Italy, $7,000,2:12:32 Tillwood teach their children how to swim and meets every Sunday without successful In medical and medi­ minor. Pre.sently at MHS, Flynn only straight ” A ” people get lobe Nelson, group president, and 9 8 John Makanya,Tanzonlo,$5,500,2:14:04 Weiss ss 10 0 0 Harris 3 checking),19:12. and decided that the children exceptions. cal related fields. It is doubtless salutatorian.” DHedsn cf 0 0 0 1 Tekulve 1 Second Period—3, Montreal, Lemleux 2 9. , Great Britain, $4,000, LOW (3ROSS-LOW NET BEST 17 — is vice president of the National Debbie Schwartz group treas­ Totals 3S 411 3 Totals 31 5 9 4 New York (Smith, Svoboda), 5:17. 4, Montreal,. 2;14:07 would be much more receptive to Although they are completely that every party involved will Honor Society, a member of urer, on behalf of the entire ,/10. Tomoyukl Tanlguchl, Japan, $2,5X, '?*Vr‘^®|l'’^**'*®*'efskv 65, Art St. Aguilera L,0-2 3 Lemleux 3 (Momesso, Smith), 15:43. 5, aid from other teenagers. The independent, lOH does not exist benefit Round Table Singers and Sock ’n - RAQUEL RIZZO group The Governor’s Youth California 101 000 020-4 Leach 2 Hockey Boston, Jovce3,16:47. Penalties—None. 2:14:18 K® fi? •<®'"''i»kl 67, Ron Baslle Doklond 000 010 13x—5 11. Zakarlah Barle, Tanzania, $1,400, 68, Dick Desleunes 68, Craig Phillips M. Action Award was awarded to the Wolfer 1 B Gross — Ted Blasko 73, Bruce Game Winning RBI — None. Cone 2 Third Period—6, Boston, Burridge 1 2:14:32 group because they have .shown to E—McGwire, McLemore. DP— 12. HIdekI Kita, Japan, $1,300, 2:14:40 Maynard 78, Sal Russo 80. Net_Chet Mvers 1 (Larson), 7:05. 7, Montreal, Richer 7 Lukas 63, Ed Mlffin 64, Rick BorkowskI Californio 1,Ookland2. LOB—California 7, Aguilera pitched to 4 batters In the 4th, (Skrudlond, Svoboda), 14:39. Penalties— 13. Joseph Klpsang, Kenya, $1,200,2:15:05 be very progressive. 14. Mike O'Reilly, Ireland, $1,1W, 2:15:27 64, John Clszewskl 65, ChJ^k Nlce 65 (! gets Oakland II. 2B—CDavIs, Hubbard, Ruffin pitched to 4 botters In the 6th, Kordic, Mon (cross-checking), 4:59; Kalinauskas In the 19R6 and 1987 school year NHL playoff picture 15. Ahmet Altun, Turkey, $1,000, 2:15:48 Si ?** T-® i °®'?9 ’’ ®“' Cosman 86. Javier. HR—Joyner (1). SB — Ritchie pitched to 2 batters In the 6th. McCorthv, Bos (hooking), 10:25; Dahlln, Net — Joe Sgro 63, Fran Lucas 67, Earl Schofield (1), CDavIs (1), McLemore HBP—Samuel by Aguilera, Hayes by Mpn (hooking), 10:43; LInseman, Bos 16. Jeon Michel Chabcunal, France, safe rides provided over l.OOn (5). S—Weiss. SF— DHenderson. 2:15:58 Norsworthy 69, Mike Schardt. Calloway 8 Leach, MThompson by Myers. WP—Ruffin Second Round (htoh^tlcklng), 14:55; Carbonneau, Mon — Brian Guerrette IX. students rides home. Group offi­ 2, Aguilera, Cone 2. BK—Walter. (holding), 14:55; Sweeney, Bos (high- 17. Veso Kahkota, Rnland, 2:16:17 cials said they were thrilled to IP H R ER BB SO WALES CONFERENCE sticking), 17:15; Momesso, Mon, mlscon- 18. , Great Britain, 2:16:34 TWO MAN SELECTED 13 — Gross — Co-op student award California Patrick Division 19. Jean-Yves Madelon, France, 2:16:42 Rick Whedon-Ed MItfItt 49, Art St. receive this award since it shows J.’ -®' Rilhor-malor ^uls-John Nellgon 51, Leo Bravakls- Retry 7 7 3 3 4 3 Washington vs. New Jersey (Instigator, fighting), 19:44; Kordic, X . John Burra, Tanzania, 2:17:11 she said. how an organization like this can Bulce L,0-2 1 2 2 1 1 1 Monday, April 18 Mon,malor (fighting), 19:44. 21. GIdamas Shohonga, Tanzania, 2:17:33 Mark (Hnnis 52. Net -7- Chuck Nlcol- Cathy Kalinauskas. a senior Oakland WcBhlngton 3, New Jersey 1, Washington 22. Tommy Ekbolm, Rnland, 2:17:34 Bruce Maynard 42, Joe Sgro-MIke won the second student of the Throughout the year all of her be helpful and how many students CYoung 6 1-3 9 2 2 2 4 leads series 1-0 23. Roger So ler, Peru, 2:17:46 Bowman 43, Chet Lukot-Blalne Hareld teachers have helped her in many are using this unique service. Calendar Wednesday, April 10 Boston 7-6-9-22. Mont­ 24. Silvio Salazar, Colombia, 2:17:49 45, Chet Lukos-Sal Russo 45, Pete month award. She’s an honor roll Plunk W,l-0 12-3 1 2 2 1 3 real 10-10-9—29. different ways. "M r, Desrosiers On weekends, the group pro­ Eckersley S,5 1 1 0 0 0 0 New Jersey at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Ppwerploy Opportunities— Boston 0 of 25. Ryszord Marezak, Polond, 2:17:5 student. Retry pitched to one batter In the Friday, April 22 5; Montreal 0 of 6. 26. Daniel Nzloko, Kenya, 2:18:03 K i ’n"j'a'Sn®?y^Vi„^‘48r"irc'K helped me-the most by giving me vides rides to teenagers who has Washington at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. 27. Jeon-Luc Assomet, France, 2:18:16 She is in the Cooperative eighth. Goallej^Bostpn, Moog (29 shots-14 j"a"hrcM Vr"*^"''^ “’""®""- encourangement and being there had too much toodrink orarc with H BP— Welssby Retry, Hubbordby Retry. TODAY Sunday, April 24 saves). Montreal, Hayward (22-20) A— a . , Brookline, Mass.,2:18:17 Education Clerical Program WP—Retry, Bulce. BK—CYoung, Bosaball Washington at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. 29. Martll Vainno, Rnland, 2:18:37 LOW OEOSJIFLOW NET — Gross — where she has been able to get a to talk to” Kalinauskas said. others who have been drinking Rockville ot Manchester, 10:30 a.m Tuesday, April 16 X . Steve Kogo, Kenya,2:18:47 Stan Domlon 77, Lto Brovakit 77 Bulce. Rocky Hill at Coventry, 3:30 Her future plans are to go to On Friday and Saturday nights Umpires—Home, HIrschbeck; Rrst, New Jersey at Washington, 7:35 p.m.. If 31. Mosahlro Kudo, Japan, 2:18:X WON KomlnskI 66, Jim Booth 7 , Stan good job at Dr. Abraham Ku- Bremlgon; Second, Reed; Third, Scott, Softball necessary 32. Gabriel Koftiou, Kenya, 2:18:59 Skiba n , John Yetlshefsky 74, Dan rien’s office as a clerical Manchester Community College between the hours of 9 p.m. and T—3:19, A—20,644. Manchester at Rockville, 1 p.m. Thursday, April ■ 33. Goran Hogberg, Sweden, 2:19:37 Home 75. B <^oss — Sol Russo 83, Bruce in the fall and is going to major in 2:30 a.m,, students can call Eost Cothollc at Windham, 3:30 Washington at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m.. If Transactions 34. Gerordo Miranda, litexlco, 2:X:11 Amen^ 15. Net — Chet Lukas 70, Dove assistant. Rocky HIM ot Coventry, 3:30 necessary 35. Soull Harjamkl, Rnland, 2:X:12 Bergstrom 73, Ted Blasko 74, Harvev Today she is using this expe­ accounting. Then she plans to 646-2180 to get a safevride home. Track Saturday, April M Hardn 74, Dick Ouard75, Ed Mwitt Ts' transfer to someplace such as This safety organization is confi­ Hortford Public at Manchester (boys New Jersey of Washington, 7:35 p.m.. If 2*a*1?'°^*** J- Morino, Melrose, Mass., C Grofi Jon Jayson 95, Mik* rience for her present occupation Kaminski 93. Not - Km Flavoll 71 Central Connecticut State Uni­ dential, no one will know you and girls), 3:30 necessary BASIBALL 2.|J-.iNechchodl El-Mustapha, Atorocco, at the Wilson Oil Company where Boys Ttnnis AfiMflcon I ~nsiia B ^’ 1' J®*" Oeodmon 74, Bill she started out as a general office versity. She also plans to stay in called and you are a.ssured a safer Radio, TV Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 3:15 Adams Division BOSTON RED S O X - 3 e ^ o b Stanley, X . Agoplus Mosoang, Tanzania, 2 :X :a Do¥»d 74, Paul Cosmap 76, Ray Demers her present job. way home Monfreal vs. Boston pitcher, to Winter Haven of the Florldo State X . Luis Torres, Puerto Rico, 2 :X :X clerk. She had worked her way up WEDNESDAY Monday, April 18 League for a lO-dov rehobllltatton program. « . Ronald LonzonI, Jenkintown, Pa., TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — to running the office and doing all When hearing about her ac­ The group recently completed Basoboll Montreal 5, Boston 2, Montreal leads Stan Domtan-Stevc McCusker to, Walt 2:X:37 the bookkeeping. Now she has complishment she was surprised an advertising campaign, where TONIGHT Hoi I at Manchester, 1 p.m, series 1-0 SEATTLE MARINERS—Sent Mario 41. likka Vaanenen, Rnland, 2 :a :X Komlnskl-Carl Mlkolowsky 63, Jack 7:30 p.m. — Rangers at Red Sox, Notre Dame ot East Catholic, 4 p.m. Wednesday, April 10 Diaz, Inftelder, outright to Calgary of the Carey-BIII Muzin 63. Net — Don and very happy. “ If you want the them was “ Keep Summer Channel 38, WTIC 42. Artemis Navarro, Mexico, 2:X:S6 gained a position as an office Cheney Tech ot Rocky HIM, 3:30 Boston at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Pacific Coast League. Purchased the 43. Andrew Tummo, Kenya, 2:X:a n n , Ray Demers- something in life you have to work Dreams Alive!” This helped 7:30 p.m. — Phillies at Mets, Canton at Coventry, 1 p.m. Rosso-Chorles Sea- manager trainee Friday, April 12 contract of Brick Smith, f1rstbaseman,from «• .^•“2 D9*iYer, Colo., 3:X:n SportsChannel Softball Montreal at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Calgary. beck M, John Guard-Chef Lukas 54. “ You always have to work your for it yourself, you don’t let people take notice of what the 7:30 p.m. — Pistons at Celtics, W KHT «. WeE. Tulu, Atonkoto, Minn., 2:21:21 Mike Komlnskl-John Yetlshefsky 54, Windsor ot Manchester, 10 a.m. Sunday, April M Nottenot lAdBiM M. Totsuvo AAorlguchl, Japan, 2:21:34 way up like I did. Hike working in anyone bring you down” group does try to do I p.m. — Yankees at Twins, Channels South Catholic at East Catholic, 3:30 Montreal of Boston, 7:05 p.m. CINCINNATI REDS-Slgned Lory So­ Ken Jarvis-Don Flavell 54, Paul 11, 24, W POP ^ykennen, Rnland, 2:21:41 Cosman-Chet Lukas 54, Chet Lukos-Don an office and the bookkeeping is a Girls Tennis Tuesdoy, April 16 rensen, pitcher, and assigned him to «. Talb TounsI, France, 2:21:55 9:30 p.m. — Oilers ot Flames, ESPN East Cothollc at Rocky Hill, 3:30 BostonatMontreal,7:35p.m.,lfnecessary Chattanooga of the Southern League. WennIk-AI Smith 54, Stan Sfclbo-Bruce - RICHARD HASTINGS Cathy Kalinauskas - RICHARD HASTINGS 49. Otleno AAalsIba, Kenya, 2:21:* Amende 54. good experience for accounting. ’ ’ 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. April 19. 19M 18 — W 1 — 15 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Apri] 19, 1988~— 17 Gf^AND OPSKUNG SNAPU by Bnicg BgattI* Editor TV Topics (7 / 1PPV J m m NTiAc cB tnr u a n 'H 1L 6 - ^ [ 2(PF(TH- k it t r CARiyLE by Larry Wright rnier Puzzles ^ C oh£ To a H£A0 HE MufT TwrE/fCTIfS).' CA N I € > fr e a y o u y o u C A N Heoe'S uMEce *ty e x - wy, watch ANVTHIM&, JOCKO? frE T MS T EulW e PEAOIW6 OF } CuVi HffTg- So m e t j f a ? L - H C lP F V C fkWTrflZOAt' Hene A b o o B t e By Jefi ACROSS 2 Cowgirl Evans Answer to Prevloua Puizle s u c e OF Q u ic H e f ' UXNDOW HStoite" nuiKLv^ MVS CHW AI, WISE The As 3 Tobacco chaw A h a l f D O iew e u y . STRAIWT Jo e T T TF r V F n ’’ 1 E c E The Smothers Brothers return OFF/.' • ■.WSOfS Aui/AVf Iviser 1 At once (si.) 4 Jewelry item up, TWO N A fTlsBMu T T 0 N FRE1 4 Calif, s sm Aw tff. 5 Stag's mats Jerry Buck French time A D R 71□ D BD E3BI30 Nicaragua, and they would still be relevant. ages.' 6 Domesticates Associated Press ■ • # ^ against 7 Middle East 7 Funeral item L 0 T ■ iR lAlTlEltM H lEn;^ "Nicaragua is Just like Vietnam," Tom "We’re in a renaissance right now,” says^, i / 1 1 7 r-T » i this coa org. 8 Noisy M 0 H E Einci D D D D says. "Big people beating up on little people." Tom. "The big change in our act is that we LOS ANGELES — Tom Smothers, in his precioui 10 Waters (Fr.) 9 . to Joy R A "The government still doesn’t listen to its switched the focus to Dick. For the first 10 or- ■■ "T □D BODnElIl familiar deadpan delivery, says his new show citixens," adds Dick. ( ( © j- churned 12 Pertaining to' 11 Sailing ship 12 years the focus of the act was on Tom. The ■ ■ DCIID EIDD with his brother Dick is Just like old times, of the t dawn 13 Opposite of 1 Although the Smothers Brothers were the quality of a comedy team really depends on' 1 1 1 □ □ □ O O D "except that CBS doesrt’t have a censorship • Channel 14 Hebrew letter some darlings of the under-SO set in the 1060s, the straight man. Look at Laurel and Hardy, ' ripline 1 M 0 □OEl CIOBE] department any more.” J------In rei IB Author _ 19 Eskimo knife without their television platform they quickly Abbott a ^ Costello, Rowan and Martin. Dick^ K A N 8 O B Q ODDE] Tom is exaggerating, but his point is that lost. A( Wiesel 21 Insecticide faded from sight. ABC gave~them a brief carries the weight onstage. I carry the weight‘d rk and 0 R E □ □ □ O D O D D much has changed in the nearly 20 years since schedul 16 Verne hero 23 Rewarding m suinmer outing in 1070 and NBC gave them a offstage.’’ L an get R 1 0 CBS fired the Smothers Brothers for their for the 17 Feel regret 24 Actress Sue _ □ D E]C]ESQOE] try in 1975. But the old sast was gone and there Dick is the straight man in the act. Tom is-^' PEANUT8 by Cheflea m . Sehulz a few A N _E political impudence. " ' L x ' L _ . they ca 18 Judas tree 25 Cut off Q □ D D BCO EJB were few targets for their satire. the cutup comic, who usually plays dumb. But - They’re now back on the air with "The vestiges 20 Terminated 27 Handle of a N_E _D y ^ ^ H b | e | t | s | y | The current young generation hardly away from the stage Tom is the act’s mover ithercd (Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour" for a BACK POOR, OPEN! '' Bronze 22 Passed knife . knows them, but CBS hopes this exposure will and shaker. Dick usually left the business side 'spring tryout run on CBS. Comedian Pat SUPPER, COME OUT' Roman, 24 Gap 28 Reveler's cry 41 Photographer 48 Drag find them a new audience among the young. to him while he raced automobiles. He says I they Paulsen is back with them, heaping satiric val culti 26 Those people 29 Combine - Adams 49 0pp. of endo Their appearance last year on ‘Hollywood now he’s given up racing because of his •'Parking's not a problem in this f n 3 ? other 30 Communion 43 Of abuse on his rivals. Sites I 30 Turn the page Squares" and commercials for Magnovox eyesight. neighborhood. Just wait a second till losilive vessel aircraft 50 Ostrich The original Smothers Brothers show in the years to (abbr.) helped keep their faces before the public. someone steals a car." e could 31 Baseballsr 44 Equine sound 51 School org. late 1960s became a rally againstthe Vietnam "I ride horses now,” he explains. "The C IBM by NEA. kK and stui 35 Sentry Tom says their act has changed over the \ Cobb 45 Baseballer No­ War. where the brothers, and their guests past 20 years. horse has better eyes.” t h e GRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr meticuii 38 Aquatic bird lan _ 53 Accountant 32 Bird (comb, a ^ c k e d the war in song and satire. It soon For the first time, too, the brothers live 40 Excessively FOR OUR AMNIVER- TREAULV ICIO 46 Ages (abbr.) ttfnied into open warfare between the form) “WE CAN’T DO what we did 20 years ago,” apart. When he rem arri^, Dick moved to I <50T F L O R A / <5A90R . IBEM A 33 Foot part 1 2 Smothers and CBS, which began censoring says Tom. “I’m 51, Dick’s 49. We’re too old to Virginia’s horse country. Tom has a place in A M E W ' A 34 _ Trovatore entire segments of the show. They were Sonoma County, Calif., where the brothers 10 do the old routine. We can’t do the ‘Mom liked 36 Doglike animal finally fired on April 3, 1969. own a winery. He also has an apartment in c u m s $ you best’ stuff any more.” Y-/9 37 Wavy (var.) Los Angeles. ~ PRYER... IS 15 7 Dick adds, "George Bums told us that when 39 Mark down ALTHOUGH TOM says CBS still has some he and G rade Alien were on radio they were Dick met his new wife, Lorraine, while HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Brown* 42 Burmese capital i e qualms about "politicalization,’’ apparently having trouble. Suddenly, (Seorge realized performing in Richmond. They have a Notice on 45 Dancer few eyebrows are being raised. they were doing Jokes that were for younger L o s f/F o u i Jeanmsire 9-month-oId daughter, Sarah. Dick also has : The brothers kid that they could take some people. They had matured and they had to do three older children. N o/ LUCt^Y FOR YoUj P a rso n o ls lay 47 Right (al.) of their old anti-Vietnam routines, write in material that was appropriate for their U P ^ n c k A n n o u n ce 61 Unit of light Tom, who is now single, has a son in college. iris BLoopJ A u c tio n s. P o H y t > 0 R P F in a n c ia l. 52 Puerto _ / >n has 54 Apiece Empio' 55 Oriental pagoda TV Tonight T f ! Part TImf hed by 56 Russian secret CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks 8 Cassia Help Wan ris are police Situation i. The 57 Ancient musical THE COURA&r IN SIN6LEHANDEPLV Business ( 5 :0 0 P M [DIS] The Almost Royal Fa­ THIS V0UM6 WOMAN IS THE SAME '' Craig instrument NABBING THAT THIEF- Instructio mily The members of the Henderson fa­ [USA] Dragnet V DlSPLAVEP- COURAGE ALL Emoloym 1. and 58 Years (Fr.) mily SOI u p their own kingdom on Great C O N I N G O F GREAT AMERICAN 12:30AM CD W KRP in Cincinnati legirls 59 Homburg, e.g. Mosquito Island (60 min.) H E R O E S A R B Real El AGE CD Divorce Court 'ffield. 60 Hawaiian [MA)(] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: Homts foi CD Entertainm ent Tonight Interview: ac­ cey. volcano. Mauna Au^objogratgiles: The Enigma of Bobby At the sugges­ THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A By Berry Condomln B kp n a n (Q ^ Eugeno Levy, portraying the tor Martin Sheen. tion of a friendz V con- lYi'ost successful (and least talented) star in O ) Wendy and Me show business, lands a role in the sitcom Dick (Paul Doo­ s SyrRia all) iiv WiRkl irgrii' ; The (3) Alfred Hitchcock Presents P fi£ 5IDENT LUA6A,„j /"/MUST BE DRUNK,, A65A65(NS> CON'T D O W N “Over My Dead Bobby", (In Stereo) ley) attends a s e m i­ e Jay dS) Mora Real People CRASH THRU [TMC] MOVIE: 'Summer of '42' As Smith, nar on "Sex Af­ m m c GG. SATES, THEY throe boys spend a summer trying to lose dD Gene Scott 1 Peep out (01988 by NEA, Inc ter Sixty," on Tuc ----- OFFICER iin io r s their virginity, one of them falls in love with [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour COME O N CBS's "Coming a p o / a A S A i / IN /MILITARY CAR,. m and a beautiful older woman, Jennifer O'Neill, [USA] Edge of Night SERSE4NT 1 cftASHEt? THRU h. Bill Gary Grimes, Jerry Houser, 1971. Rated o f A g e ." It airs PG 1:00AM CD Love Boat 1 Jeff TUESDAY, CD A ll In the Fam ily '■ 'Yoan 5:30PM [ESPN] World Series of Mo- A P R I L 19a tocross CD High Rollers uprise ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson CELEBRITY CIPHER [M AX] MOVIE: Hatari!' Profossional CHECK IISTINGS CD Joe Franklin Cetdbrlty Cipher cryptogramB are created from quotations by famous people, past and present hunters in East Africa make their living by Each letter In the cipher stands lor another Today's clue- Q equals F FOR EXACT TIME dD (S) Twilight Zone ?nteen capturing wild animals for zoos. John Netlc )ebbic Wayne, Elsa Martinelli. Hardy Kruqer dD Matchmaker ym iDAP'6 W A6W MY • Q Y SPDY RVZ TVNZ QPHZS, 1962 (SE) Late Night With David Letter- Bum e. BATHf/ ^ lellow s man (R) (In Stereo) 6:00PM f3 j Csj (30 (no N ew s 'P h a n t o m fm/ee eneNT a s b i s c a t " , , o l d j u n s l e o a t i n s . 1 Ash- @) Aft of Looking Young and Beautiful CLZ GY SPDY Z U P R N Q Y U U Y A HZ C5J Three’s Company ’ The [CNN] Inside Politics '88 (R) THtTOmt WITH HAVING C?) Magnum, P.l. BLONDIE by Dean Young A Sian Drake ArAAMLVI6M)0CA»T mielie QUVW XVA ZV ZSY W Y A H K P T [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America (11) W eb ste r LiVeALONe.' Alicia [H B O ] M OVIE: 'S cann e rs' A rare breed pT\ Y" ,r j (18! Rockfqrd Files Pan ? of ? CD Evening Magazine (JD Police Story .( WHAT DID YOU I M A ( 3 e A m e a t b a l l t. Ra- OUVQYNNHVR.' — XYVUXY of people can read minds, transmit brain HAVE FOR YOUR SANDWICH WITH LOTS Ol [20; A-Team (11) Major League Baseball: New York " o / Good- d§} Barney M ille r beams and kill by concentrating on their SNACK E X T R A g a r l i c Y ankees at M inneso ta T w in s (3 hrs.) (22i N e w s (Live) dD ^ NBC News Special; Women Be­ victims. Jennifer O’Neill. Stephen Lack, Pa­ ario n CYU RP UA NSPG. (Live) trick McGoohan. 1981. Rated R. (24) (57) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour hind Bars (CC) Maria Shriver examines the ia rly . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The so-called new morality is loo often the old Cl8) MOVIE: 'Breaker Morant' Betrayed structure of prison life and the effective­ [USA] Search for Tomorrow (26‘ T.J. Hooker n Jes- Immorality condoned ' Lord Shaweross by their own army, three soldiers are court- ness of the criminal reform system In this [M AX] MOVIE: 'Where are (38/ '61) Fam ily Ties martialed as an appeasement to another report from the Dwight Correctional Insti- 1:10AM kaitis. the Children?' (CC) An incident in her re­ (41) Noticias government. Edward Woodward, Jack ' tution in Illinois. (60 min.) iutsio. Thompson, Bryan Brown. 1979. cent past brings suspicion upon a Massa­ Nancy [CNN] Showbiz Toddy dD Noticiero Univision chusetts woman when her two children (?()) MOVIE: 'The Long Riders' Jesse dZ) V o ice s & V isio n s (CC). from a second marriage are kidnapped. Jill ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Peanut Butter Solu­ James, Cole Younger and their outlaw tion' After losing his hatr, a boy creates a ®1) Star Trek Clayburgh, Max Gail, Harley Cross. 1986. f four bands terrorize the old American West Rated R. concoction that restores it too well Ma Stacy Keach, , James [CNN] Headline News p doii- thew Mackay, Siluck Saysanasy. Alison Keach. 1980. 1 :1 5 A M [TM C] MOVIE: Oiris School \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Podbrey 1985 Rated PG [HBO] Half a Lifetime (CC) A friendly 11^1. emenl d2) (3P) Matlock (CC) Matlock defends a Screamers' Schoolgirls find their number by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee poker game turns Into a serious encounter iayers [ESPN] SportsLook professional wrestler (Dick Butkus) in which four men in their thirties challenge diminishing over the course of a weekend at a haunted mansion. Mollie O'Mara, [HBO] Behind the Scenes Author Jay charged with murder, (60 min.) (R) (In each other’s hopes and dreams. (60 min.) ! are Unscramble these four Jumbles, That's what I Sharon Christopher, Mari Butler. 1986. one letter to each square, to form want you to gel Stereo) (In Stereo) ' play- Mclnerndy discusses the making of Rated R. WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoesi four ordinary words m e for m y "Bright Lights, Big City," a film based on ^ Major League Baseball (2 hrs ) 10:1 0 P M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Bad Com- )th the b irth d a y his novel, starring Michael J Fox 9 pany' A young man headed W est to avoid 1 :30AM CD G e t Sm art (13) Quinceanera 9 : have VEYON [USA] Cartoons the Civil W ar, becomes friends with a drif­ dD INN N ew s cticiit 'O. dZ) Nova (CC) This look at plants' thera­ LOI 6:30PM C© C B S N e w s (CC) peutic uses examines how the extinction ter. Jeff Bridges, Barry Brown, John Sav­ ® A lice East) of some species may bo a medical as well age. 1972. Rated PG. ANI (T) Fam ily T ies Part 1 of 2 [CNN] Newsnight Update )r the LXJ as an environmental loss. (60 min.).(R) 1 0 : 3 0 P M @f) Barney M ille r d H (4P) A B C N e w s (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tramp at the Door' A fa­ FOUND. » the dl) MOVIE: 'Alice to Nowhere (Part 2 of ( 2 il A u ctio n (90 min.) Continued. mily of three are enchanted by a strange fll) Jeffersons 2)' Barbara and her two companions are School, LUTIG @ INN Newt old man who drifts into their lives. Eric Pe­ (22) (30) N B C N e w s (CC) taken hostage by the criminals searching terson. Ed McNamara. 1985. cat. Co lening for the stolen opal necklace. John W aters, S8) Odd Couple . (36) Bosom Buddies [ESPN] Sports Trivia LO S T . E R. The .. Rosey Jones. Steve Jacobs. 1986. Part 2 ffl) Desde Hollywood THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom (41) Noticiero Univision of 2. I [USA] Hollywood Insider Boston their 1 1 : 0 0 P M (3D d ) ® g® New * VIcInIt' (61} Love Connection [CNN] PrimeNews 2:00AM CD wn Shrlner h. and dD ® M 'A 'S 'H on Nor WINDAR [CNN] Inside Politics '88 [DIS] Canterville Ghost Based on the Os­ CD Look at Me Now c p ,m esulls C £ Street Answei W H A T t h a t S E L F IS H [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour car Wilde short story. A ghostly visitor CD Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ A 0WC.OF HONgy'l word, t aid is plagues an American family spending the SI) INN News n K\P THOUGHT [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Fire and Ice' (CC) Spec­ vice (3 hrs.) I and summer in an old English mansion. Richard LO S T . AA THE WORLO pip. tacular ski sequences dominate this tale of (3) Untouchable* dD Keye to Success e this Kiley stars. (60 min.) Oronoi an Austrian skier's cross-country pursuit d® Stree t Dating Game of a beautiful woman John Eaves, Suzy [HBO] MOVIE: 'B lin d D ate' (CC) A blind Tabby ng for GENNIE N e w s (Live) East Now arrange the circled letters to Chaffee. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) date pairs an overworked yuppie with a [ESPN] SportsLook Chlldri form the surprise answer, as sug­ beautiful woman who reacts to alcohol in a (3) Soap [USA] Oh Madeline to Stoi s "If : t 2 gested by the above cartoon. 7 :00PM (T) Entertainm ent Tonight In­ strange way. Bruce Willis, Kim Basinger. terview: actress Lindsay Wagner ("The g s PELICULA: 'Uno y Medio Contra el I A KlUtO A (aDHAT \F Fo \) 643-228 they John Larroquette 1987. Rated PG-13. (In M und o' En una agradable amistad entre 2:3 0 A M CD MOVIE: johnny Fire- Taking of Flight 847: The Uli Derickson Stereo) MADE A i FlB€»T ‘tbU WHATS CHAIA0 ER DCI^'T HAVe 1H IM «1 » un hombre despreocupado y un muchach- cloud’ An American Indian Army vet CLPYCUF OF Answer: Story” ). (In Stereo) seeks revenge on a small town. Victor [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Grapes of vJ^ath' ito, surge una extrana sorpresa. Vincente CAfJ I DRIMK / HAVe To THAT.? 1MC.KED16LE PME OF T tlo ^ ? ( D N ew s Mohica, Ralph Meeker. 1979. (Answers tomorrow) The epic story of a family's migration to Fernandez. Ofelia Medina. o^lroF IT .? y m e it iio a P - (Z E $ $ U R- E - California during the depression of the thir­ Focus on Success (T) Wheel of Fortune (CC) ® S C T V dD Jumbles UPPER FLORA DISOWN TAUGHT ties. Henry Fonda, Jane Darwell, John Car­ ArtPHSAT.' Yesterday's (D $100,000 Pyramid [CNN] Sports Latenight Answer What the crooks said as the cops closed in- radine. 1940. (8T) Love Connection J) (11) (38J Cheers [ESPN] SportsCenter THE HEAT IS ON [ U S A ] Riptide (60 min.) [CNN] Moneyline [USA] That Gill f l | Kojak [HBO] MOVIE: Hoosler*' (CC) A former e (20) M * A * S 'H 8t30PM (33 It's Flashbeagle, Charlie •n d hindllng, f'om jutnbl*. cfe thig ntwgpapgr, P.O Bo« 4M6, Orlando, FL S2601 __ Brown (CC) Snoopy becomes a dancing college coach faces resentment when he 2:4 5 A M [H B O ] MOVIE: Band o f the Irtcluda your nsm a, addragg and tip coda and m akayour ehaek payabla to Nawapaparbooha D E N T A t (lem, apart Sitting on the chalk hill survey-* terested reply to; Box SECURITY Guards. Port between 9-3pm to fill potential archaeological value. from time, is personnel. rious openings in sev­ growing pest control Sites that normally would take signed an accord in January 1986 “ It’s difficult for an archaeolo­ ing the remains of a medieval U, C/O The Manches­ time- Full time posi­ out employment Twenty sites were selected. > eral of our locations in company. Will train tions now available at years to excavate are being dug for the construction of a rail gist to work so fast,” says Luc “ At some sites, we could have church and nearby structures, ter Herald. Inexperienced Individ­ SHIPPINCI/ Some excavation began in June used 20 people for a year instead •, The Manchester Public K®T'efT.OCEBOITOE* the greater Hartford Arthur Drug. Normal application. and studied in two months. The tunnel for trains to carry freight, Vallin, conservator of antiquities 1987, but work really didn’t get crew chief Routier was preparing ' far KIN- area. uals. Salary Is negotia­ of thyee for two months,” Vallin JESSICA MARIE BROCK ble. Advancement op­ RECEIVING working hours trom meticulous preparation through motor vehicles and passengers in and prehistory in the Nord-Pas de moving strongly until December. to move on after 2>A months at the tof Me h SZIm *y'*Pl-IES 5:30pm to 10:30pm, said. site. fa r jn ; 19aa-19a9 school voor. The Hon. William E. H ti- • Nursing/M.A. part portunity available. ECONOMY •a^o d bid* will bo rocolvod ® *2>l^ Judge, of tho Court A ttention Full time position at weekend work re­ ^ R I L 3$, 19aa, 2:0# P. ?? Pyaboto, District of Mon- time evenings and East Hartford based. quired. Individuals OENERAL LADDRER8 weekends. 527-9449.______Manchester Plastic* ELECTRIC *** ff**v will b# Manufacturer on first with clean background publlciv oponod. Th# right I* J'"®*'’**' ‘hotoll AND CABINET Maker. Grow- «olm * mutt be prosontod to • X-Ray full time, shift - 8 am to 4:30 pm. are encouraged to 3 days per week, Ing architectural apply at Arthur Drug. SUPPLY the fiduciary at tho address CDLLEOE STUDENTS woodworking com­ Individual to coordin­ rprm* may bo socurod at th* jyjaw on or beforo July 17, part time Sundays 190 Farmington 428 ToHaiid Tpke. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Olsten Temporariee 1 lam-7; 30pm pany Is In need of ate and record all In­ Avenue, Hartford, CT. i??vld#d.* lourneymon-level ca­ coming and outgoing Monday-Frlday, 9am Maacliester, CT has Immediate • Medical Johanna Brudtr Roy, binet maker. Good pov ahlpmants, and perform to 4pm.______Notices Lots/Land for Sale ...... 23 *054-04 ______Assistant CItrk openings for youlll Receptionist, and benefits. Coll R 8i R Investment Property ...... 24 Merchandise Musical Items...... various warehouse du­ REGISTERED Nurse- L o s l/F o u n d ...... 01 INVITATION TO BID The fiduciary It; Full time days, long part time evenings Woodworking. 645- P a rs o n o li...... 02 Business Property ...... 25 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. Michael Brock 6149. ties. Experience pre­ RHAM Senior High Resort Property ...... 24 jiglgA Spgciolisj^DcItf! H oliday S aoion ol...... and weekends Announcements...... 03 Pets and S u p p llfs ...... Th* Eighth Utllltl** District, Administrator or Short term. Wide ferred. Dependability / School, Hebron. 186 rriDusiNEss M ortgages...... 27 Antiques ond Collectibles...... M iscellaneous to r Sole...... e/o James M. Morlnelll We have recently re­ day school year. Start­ A uctions...... 04 32 Main Sf., Monch*st*r, ct. Esq. variety of areas. Take flexibility nacasaary. l l £ j OPPORTUNITIES Fin ancial...... 05 Wanted to Buy...... 2t Services RoofIng/SIdIng...... Clothing ...... Tag S oles...... aook* bids to rtploc* con- viewed our rate scale ing on August 31,1988. F lo o rin g ...... Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... -^oto romp, sldswolk and 65 South High Street advantage of our Competitive wages and F u rn itu re ...... New Britain, CT 060$) and offer a competi­ Supply Clerk Contact S. Culllnan at Employment & Education Rentals Child C a re ...... 51 EleCIrlcal...... drlvowov apron at th* Flr*- many benafitt. full benefit package of­ 228-9474. EOE.______HA?R'satorr$lT000Go^ Cleaning Services...... 52 Heating/Plumbing. TV/Stereo/Appliances...... houM, 32 Main St., Monch**- 052-04 ______tive starting salary M eadow s M anor Is buy I 5 stations fully Part Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... '...... 31 tor. Conn. Bid spoclflcatloni Register tor work fered. Call 647-9938 for FLORAL Assisant and eauipped. In bulsness Help Wanted...... 11 A partm ents fo r R ent;..,...... ,...,..32 LtAfa C o re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services.. Machinery and Tools ...... nMv bo obtained during nor­ plus a weekend differ­ currently seeking a TBrnkeepIng/Income Tax ...... 54 Services Wanted...... Automotive NOTICE TO CRRDITORt today and you could apppintment. Sales Person. Full or tor years. Central loca­ Situation W onted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 G arden in g...... mal buslnos* hour* (9:00a.m. ential. Interested ap­ part-time supply part time, good pay Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... Cors fo r S a le ...... to SjOOp.m.) Monday thru So- ESTATE OF bo working tomorrow. tion. Miller Real Est- Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Good Things to E a t...... HANNA E. MORIARTY plicants call SHERI clerk to deliver sup­ and benefits. Apply In In s tru c tio n ...... 14 Store/Office Space...... ,35 Palntlng/Paperlng ...... 54 C o n c re te ...... Trucks/Vans for Sale...... iurdoy, from offlct or Ols- FULL Time Real Estate ote, 647-8000.______Fuel Oll/Cool/Rrewood ...... potchor at tho Eighth utlii- Th# Hon. William E. Rtz- Come In or call: person. Flower Fa­ Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property ...... J4 C a m p e rs /T ra lle rs ...... <^rold. Judge, of tho Court 721-7393 plies to nursing sta­ Saleperson wanted. Form Supplies and Equipment. Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... tlo* District Flr*houso. shion. 85 East Center Industrial Property ...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL ot Probate, District of Man­ Monday-Friday, 9-4 tions. Tho 16 hour Busy downtown office. Street, Manchester. Real Estate O ffic e /R e ta ll E q u ip m e n t...... Auto Service*...... a*ol*d bids will b* rtcsivsd chester at o hearing hold on Anne Miller Real Est­ Garages and Storage...... 38 AACli^THLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. at tho obovo oddr*** until Real Estate Homes for Sale...... 21 Roommates W a n te d ...... 39 Autos for Rent/Leose...... April 14,1900 ordortd thot oil OLSTEN position will be Fri- ate. Call 647-8000 ask ...... R ecreational E q u ip m e n t...... 7-Pp p.m. April 25, 1988, at Jialm* must b t prosontod to MACHINIST. Immediate Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Call 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Automotive ...... which time thov will b* pub­ TEEPORARIES opening tor 1st class day-Monday, 4 tor Anne.______Boots and Marine Equipment... Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... the fiduciary ot tho address ROOFERS A licly oponsd, rood aloud and below. Foilurt to promptly Machinist to set up and hours per day, hours HAIR Stylist, full or part rocordtd. 162 Spencer Street HOMES present any such claim moy operate: Lathe Bridge­ negotiable. Starting /tim e. Command Per­ ROOFERS HELPERS RATES: 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per tine per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to READ YOUR AD: ClassIfad advertisements are lild * shall remain yolld for result In th* lost of rights to Manchester port and CNC Machin­ formance ot Manches­ QO FOR SALE thirty days from the bid recover on such claim. salary is $7/Hr. Inexperienced help. 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the taken by telephone qs a convenience. The ing Centers. Liberal ter Is Interviewing ex­ oponing dot#. Th* District Johanna Brudor Roy, 647-1991 overtime, fully oir con­ Knowledge ot medi­ *8 per hour starting 20 to 25 doys; 40 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one rosorv** th* right to rolsct Assistant Clerk perienced stylists. All real estote odvertlied In Incorrect insertion and then only for the size of any and oil bids for any rea­ ditioned shop. Apply cal supplies and Excellent pay, paid ho­ pay. Good working the Monchester Herald Is 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published Th* fiduciary It; AUTO Ports Driver a t: Paragon Tool Corn- the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen son doomad to b* In th* best Portlclo M. Ruddy, computers helpful, lidays and sick days. conditions. Call sublect to the Fair Housing Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value ot the advertisement will not be Interest of th* District. Co-Exocutor wanted. Experienced pony, Inc., 121 Adorns Health Insurance Acf of 1968, which make* It preferred but not ne­ but will train. Please Illegal to odvertlie any pref­ corrected by an additional Insertion. JOSEPH TRIPP Mortimer E. Morlorty, Jr. Street, Manchester. available. We have the EASTERN „ FIRE COMMISSIONER Co-Executor cessary. Good driving 647-9935. Contact Mrs. customers, we need erence, limitation or discrim­ c/o Vincent L. Diana, Esq. record a must. Coll ination based on race, color, Dated at Manchester, Conn, Bouchard at: voul No following ne­ ROOFING CORP. this 15th day of April, 19M. 1091 Mqln Stroot Steve ot 647-9712. rellelon, sex or notional f w n PART TIME PART TIME Mqnchetler, CT 06040 AIR CONDITIDNINO 6 cessary. 643-8339 ask 282-0711 origin, or on Intention to Notices 053-04 051-04 SPECIAL Event Coordl- HEATING MECHANIC Meadows Manor • tor Corol.______moke any »uch preference, L i j HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED QT] HELP WANTED HELP WANTED nator. Eost otthe River TEACHERS Before and I06 limitation or dlicrlmlnotlon. fAV Dr. Crane’s Answers 333 Bidwoll St The Herold will not know­ TOWN OP MANCHESTER area. Some travel. Lleinia a nuU after school progroms As 0 condition precedent to HAT^^tvMst^^MotTTs LEGAL NOTICE Good benefits. Salary EXPERIENCED Con­ ingly accept ony advertise­ the plocement of any adver­ PART Time nights, to SECRETARY. Entry Oood binaflti. Truck, Monchostor, CT. In West Hartford. Mor- ment which Is In violatio n of hours, to suit your load trucks. Approxi­ negotlable-ln teens. crete Floor Finishers tising In the Manchester He­ SALES CLERK/ level opportunity with Th# Zoning Bgord of Appeals will hold a public hearing on compatniw siliry. nlng/afternoon hours. and Form Builders. Ex­ the low. rald, Advertiser hereby needs. Afternoons, ev­ mate hours 5pm- HELP WANTED Send resume to; Devel- 6 47-9 19 1 Degree In Education or m w enings and Saturdays. growing Glastonbury One bright, hard­ Monday, April 25,19SS of 7:00 P.M. In fh* Hsorlng Room, Lin­ cellent pay, medlcol- agrees to protect, Indemnify 9: 30pm , M o n d a y - CASHIERS firm. Top salary and coln Confer, 494 Main Strsof, Monchostor, CT fo hsor ond opmental Director, NUTMEB Recreation and one and hold harmless the Man­ Good pay, benefits and working, fastideous, 1. 75 percent (24-carat is 100%) consider the following oppllcoflons: Easter Seals Society of /dental benefits. Must Frlday. Apply In and Department Ma­ opportunity for 2. Mill race year ot experience with be experienced. 742- chester Herold, Its officers Incentives. New shop. person: Pequot Spring Intelligent, young CT., P.O Box too, MECHANICAL children. Coll 521-8761, HELP WANTED and employees against any Join our team! Call nager wanted at once growth. Word process­ 3. Heehaw im 'U L L ■ Paavaat a yorlanct fo Article Hebron CT. 06248. 1053. Water Company, ing experience a plus. person to assist the HO. 1257 II, Section 7.05.01 (former Residence M Zone) to 643-2042 and all liability, loss or Yvonne at 1-800-247- In modem pharmacy 4. Rasher (Bacon) reduce fh* front yard to 36 foot (40 foot required) expense, Including attor­ Spring Street Ext, Friendly work environ­ dally running of a qnd th# rear yard to 20 fsot (25 test required) - 4) CUSTODIAN-Night shift. 7267. Glastonbury. in Manchester's lar­ 5. Mane (Horse) Contact Dr. Michael CLERK-TvpIst. Part neys’ fees, arising from ment. Excellent benef­ large business. Must Churls Road - Rttidsne* M Zone. claims of unfair trade proctl- WANTED. Mature LICENSED Nurse. Part gest shopping center. its. Fee paid. Call Ann 6. (a) Offside: Lateral:: Fault: DEUCE Blake, Principal. Tol­ time. 4 hours per day. M A N A G E R Up To $25,(NN)-»' ces, Infringement of trade­ be willing to learn U!?'!!'.!. ■POAOMANOR ASSOCIATES - Request a Sosclol land High School. 872- Needs good telephone woman to work part ' time. Custodial care. Fringe benefits, excel­ Ross, 659-3511. Busi­ (b) Wether: Merino:: Capon; LEGHORN NO. 1251 Exception under A rllcl* IV, Section 16 and Article Learn to make Eyeglasses with Connecticut's marks, trade names or pat­ time In daycare taking and dedicated. Long II, Section 12 to holdo cornlyol and outdoor petting 0561, application dead­ skills. Easy highway ents, violation ot rights of Ideal for retiremenf. lent salaries. Days n e s s Personnel (c) Podiatrist: Foot:; Optometrist: EYE X-TRA MART is ssaklng an axparl- care of Infants. 1 lob Associates. term position for so­ *00 from May 1Z 1905 through May 15, 1900 ot 364 line April 151h. Position access Hartford-West Leading Eyecare Company. privacy and Infringement ot 6 4 9 - 2 3 5 8 .______only. Pleasant work­ (d) Posse: Verdict:: Alpha: OMEGA Middle Turnpike West - Business Zone III. enoad, highly mollvatad Individual to man- copyright and proprietary available 7am-1pm. 2 meone willing to to begin April 18th. Hartford line. Call 233- lobs available 1pm- SECRETARY. Part time, ing conditions. Not the HAIRSTYLIST and As­ (e) Liver: Bile;: Pancreas: INSULIN VAOLICA - Request a EOE. 4471 ask tor Harriet. aga our high voluma convanlanoa atora rights, unfair competition approximately 15 sistant Hairstylist for work their way upl LENS TECHNICIAN and libel and slander, which 6pm. Call The Child­ usual retail store. NO. 1259 variance to Article 11, Section 5.01.01 to reduce the located In Aahford, CT. hours per week. Nice busy shop. Please call Send resume or let­ , frontage requirement to 55.±. feet (75 feet re­ may result from the publica­ ren’s Place Inc, Man- Apply at once to Ann, quired) and lot area to 6,900.±. squort toot (9,000 Entry Level HE tion of ony advertlsm ent In working conditions, sa­ Days 643-2103 evenings CAREER OPPORTUNITIES X-TRA MART la one ot the taataat chester. 643-5535. Office manager or ter, salary desired, * '* J i S L * f * f t raaulrod) to allow th* creation of on >N‘T the Manchester Herald by lary negotiable. Job 647-9385. Work with Your Hands • Professional Selling a Full Time growing convanlanoa atora ohalna on tha lING PART Time Motel Desk requires good organi­ pharmacist. etc. to: additional building lot at 160-162 Birch Street - Re­ AVAILABLE advertiser. Including adver­ sidence B Zone. East Coast and Is ottering to tha qualified atT tisem ents In any free d is tri­ Clerk to work 1 zational skills with B o x T T Excellent Salary and Incentive Program ILD weeknight- 4pm to mid­ Liggett Parkade ITBM 4 STANLEY S PAMELA CHACfl - Request q varl- • Cashiers • Sales Associates candidate a chance to grow with us. bution publlcotlons pub­ light typing, filing. COUNTER HELP WANTED NO. 124* one* to Article II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce th* lished by the Manchester night. Saturday-8am to c/o Manchester Herald CD HELP WANTED Become a Licensed Optician Word processing a Pharmacy southerly eld* yard to Steel (tofeet required) tore- • Management Trainees W 1 O F F E R : Herald. Penny Sleffert, 12 noon and Sunday-12 plus. North United P.O. Box 591 place and extend a deck at 66 Stephen Street - Resi­ Publisher. Manchester Parkade HELP WAREHOUSE As- GROWING Property and Apply To Manager noon to 4pm. We canbe Methodist Church, Manchester.CT 06040 dence A Zone. Positions are immediately available at Bur­ • MOO* a weak • Quarterly Bonus Program flexible. Pleasant Manchester semblers, shipping, re­ Casualty Agency seek­ lington Coat Factory Warehouse. We are one of Manchester. 649-3696 ceiving and general ing port time Customer At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written • Qasolln* Bonus LOST working atmosphere. m ornings, 643-1867 NEEDED!! communlcotlone received. A copy of these petlllone hove the nations leading off price companies with • Major Medical / Dental Plan • 401K Program $6 per hour to start. FAST Growing Import warehouse workers Service Representa­ been filed In the Planning and Zoning Deportment and may The O V-r AND FOUND evenings. Auto Dealership de­ ASSISTANT Managers needed In Vernon, tive. Experience pre­ be Inspected during business hours. over 100 stores nationwide and expanding • Opportunity for Advancement Call Connecticut Mo­ Nights and Weekends. and Manager Trainees rapidly. If you are aggressive and highly tor Lodge for appoint­ sires Reconditloner. Manchester and South ferred but will train. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Vision ~r FOUND. Near Bower's Some experience pre­ No experience neces­ for fast growing plzza- Solorv commensurate motivated, build your future with us NOW! Apply In person or send resume to; ment. 643-1555. rla. Opening 20 stores Windsor locations. All EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY School. All white, male ferred, but will train sary. Will train. Stop In shifts available for with experience. Right Doted at Manchester, CT thl* 19fh doy of April, 1900. Management training positions are also avail­ C o r n e r center^. MUNSON'S Chocolate’s, HELP WANTED In Greater Hartford Tarry TsnEyok, Area Marketing Rap. cat. Call 646-1032. hard working, punc­ or call these temporary as­ Individual could lead 055-04 able. Apply in person to: Route 6 Bolton Is now tual, enthusiastic Indi­ area. Great advance­ Into full time position. Talcotiville Rd., Tri-City Plaza LOST. Black 8, white DRIVER. Immediate op­ ment opportunities. signments. Call Kim K E N Y O N O IL Boston Bull Terrior. accepting applications vidual. Excellent pay Hartford today 872-8622. JOB- Coll Linda, 649-0016. Burlington Coat Factory Warehouse VERNON tor part time retail ening. Manchester He­ plan Including com­ Little Caesar's, 646- UrbanettI Insurance P.O. Box 868, No. Qroavanordala, CT 06255 Vicinity ot Heartlands rald route Coventry 4300. PRO, The Light Indus­ TOWN OP MANCHESTER 820 Silver Lane • East Hartford, CT on North Main Street. salespersons. Hours mission, Insurance, trial Specialists. Agency.______LBOAL NOTICE ore Monday-Frlday, 4- area. Short hours, m edical,dental,pa Id Road Dairy Answers to Baby. Re­ good pay. Call 742-8867 LABOR Type work avail­ The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o public ward. 649-4291. 8pm. Approximately 8 vacation. Apply In per­ hours on Saturday or or 647-9946 and leave iiWiNEOiATE OPENiNDS TELEMARKETING able In Coventry. Will hoorlng on Monday, May 2,1900 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing son to Randy Edinger. Queen train. Coll 742-7308. Ev­ Room, Lincoln Contor, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to LOST. Manchester area. Sunday, averaging 15- name and telephone Suburban ^ b a ru , 14 heor and consider the following petitions: Orange S. White male 20 hours per week. Call number and I will call FU LL TIM E SUPERVISOR enings 742-9277. — AUTOMOTIVE — Hartford (Turnpike, Growing company Is BOTTICELLO REALTY - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - 155 Tabby with flea collar. 647-8639.______you back.______647-1076 SPENCER STREET (E-90) - Application under Article II, r Vernon, C T\649-6550. •Delivery Children's pet, answers DENTAL Assistant. Full Ask for Mr. or Mrs. Veil. looking for an ener­ LOOKING FOR good Section 16 of the Monchestor Zoning Regulations to permit PART Time- 10am-2pm AN Expanding Medical news? Look tor the mony S e r v i c e W r i t e r /A d v i s o r to Stanley. Please call dally to relieve safe time position available •Office getic, dynamic super­ the construction of a garage and molntenonco facility on a “T u t o m o b i l e 643-2283. Transcriptibit Firm bargain buys advertised parcel of land consistine of approximately 9.7 acres and deposit clerk. Please Immediately. Expe­ has openlngsTor Home •Sales visor who Is able to Idontlflod OS 155 Spencer Street. FULL TIME rience or training re- MOTHER'S Helper. Par­ In the classified columns apply; Savings Bank of Transcription. Appli­ perform In a fast GARY PIERCE/MARY CATHERINE DEVELOPMENT CO. Manchester. 923 Main qulred. Call 643-6528. ent seeks responsible today. Employment cants must have at female who has expe­ PEARLS TV AND paced, pressure • EE CLUSTER SUBDIVISION/WETLANDS • BIECH mechanics Street. Manchester, FLORIST Shop work. least 3 vears expe­ packed environment. If MOUNTAIN EOAO (P-71/P-72) - Applications under Article Immediate opening, experience CT. 646-1700. EOE. Floral Designer. Full rience with Infants to APPUANCE III, Section 4 of tho Monchostor Zoning Regulations to por- rience In discharge assist In the care of her or part time with some summaries and opera­ you have a high level of 4Tilt o 140 lot RR Cluster Subdivision and Section 3of the Man­ preferred, but not necessary as we will GROUP Home. Part time child. Non-smoker. 649 Main Street enr ;y and confi­ chester Inland Wetlands and Wotorcoursos Regulations to IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT PART TIME position open to work experience preferred. tive reports. All equip­ < 8 -n 2 /H 0 U R conduct o roguloted activity In a wetland area for a porcel ot r Flexible hours. Call dent j, I have the per­ Qo] HELP WANTED with adults with mental Apply In person; ment Is furnished plus 646-4683. 6 4 3 -2 171 land consisting of opproxlmotol v 100 acres and Identified at train the right individual. Many benefits retardation. Various Krause Florlsf, 621 pick-up and delivery. fect position. Call Mika IMMEDIATE 276 Birch Mountain Rood. Import experience helpful, but not DENTAL Hygenlst. Part shifts available In Man- Hartford Road, Call 647-7343.______TYPIST- We need on Mallo or Andre Beau­ MANCHESTER 1-04 ASSOCIATES • ZONE CHANOR - I TO including vacation with pay, paid Individual with good SMALL office needsid s T ^ POSITIONS CUD • 201 EUCKLAND STREET (M-102) - Application to r necessary as we will train. Salary based time, 2-3 days per week chester/EIIIngton. Manchester. DENTAL Receptionist. doin to arrange a per­ typing skills, policy pist. Duties Incli,nclude Telemarketing Service chongo tho zoning district classification from Industrial to In small established Driver's license re­ Manchester-Rockville general clerical sonal and confidential Comprehensive Urban Dovolopmont for o parcel of land holidays, etc. on experience, good benefits, uniforms practice. Call 643-6528. quired. Excellent GROWTH Company look­ typing preferred but work. Co. Is looking for ing for future manage­ Oral Surgeons need not required. The posi­ computer acquain­ Interview. ontlttlng of approximately 9.9 acres and Identified ot 201 provided, excellent working conditions — ACCOUNTS Payable- working conditions part time Receptionist sharp, aggresalva Indi­ Slucklond Street. and conjpetitive sa­ ment. Offers profit tion also requires tance helpful but not Office Clerk. Tuesday- sharing and manage­ In Rockville oftice, full strong clerical skills. necessary as we will 203 - 280-1156 viduals NOWI No ex­ MANCHRSTRE1-04 ASSOCIATES - ZONE CHANOR - RR TO Apply at once to: Thorsday, 9am-5pm. lary. Call MARCH, Inc time Receptlonlst- CUD ■ IM SLATER STREET (M-102) - Application to change For Interview call David Seeker, to Manchester. 646-4446 ment potential. Ambi­ We offer a pleasant train. Coll ELBA. 649- Tel-Amerlca. Inc. perience necessary as the zoning district classification from Rural Residence to Will train. 646-0103. tious Individual needed / Bookkeeper In Man­ office environment In 1178.______Comprohontlyo Urban Oovolopment for o porcol of land between 12-4pm._____ chester office. 647-9926 we provide complete 8 am to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. SECRETARY. Part time, *0 learn Industry trom Glastonbury with free TRUCK Driver for pro- training. Flexible consisting of approximately 0.92 ocree and Idenlltlod ot 194 DAVID SECKER approximately 15 WANTED- Strong, relia­ ground up. 649-4563. for Interview. parking. If you are ^ o to r Street. ble young man to do duce wholesale house PLASMA Sprayers or hours, days or even­ Service Manager hours per week. Nice Intererested please call wanted Immediately. mechanically incitned MANCHESTER 1-04 ASSOCIATES - ZONING RROULATION working conditions, sa­ yard work and odd lobs CONSTRUCTION- Repu- Joy or Gerry at 659- Class II required, S7.75 Individuals to learn ings. Excellent starting MENDMRNT • ARTICLE I, SECTION 2(E); ARTICLE II, MANQESTERHONCA lary negotiable. Job In the North End area. table paving contrac­ CASHIER/ 3561. Crum 8< Forster. Plasma Spray opera­ salary and generous 8RCTION 7 AND 10; AND ARTICLE IV, SECTION 2 (M-104) - Part time. 649-7743. per hour plus benefits. Application to amend tho Monchostor Zoning Rogulotlons requires good organi­ tor seeks qualified Apply In person be­ tion. $7 per hour to commission program. for tho purpose ot adding a definition for Efftcloncv Apart­ THE PROFESSIONALS zational skills with PART Time- Flexible 4 to truck drivers dnd RECEPTIONIST Growing office needs tween 9am-2pm to; start. Excellent benef­ Call Mike between ments; rovisine resldontlol unit minimum floor ore# rt- equipment operotbrs. Aulromonts; and bringing tho Zoning Regulations Into con- light typing, filing. 5 hours. Days or even­ capable individual to Sordini Prult 8. Pro­ its. Apply between 9am-9pm. M/\NCl-ESTLRHONm 24 ADAMS STREET Word processing o ings. Word processing Company benefits, ex­ PART/FULL TiME 9am-2pm or coll 633- fermonco with the State Building Code. loin staff. duce Company, CT Re­ MANCHESTER. CT 06040 plus. North United experience helpful. Ex­ cellent pay. 633-0543. gional Market, Hart­ 9474. Connecticut 289-1156 At this hearing Intoroetod porsons may b t hoard and written cellent pay for depen­ GOOD ATTITUDE communication* recolved. Coplot of those petition* or# on Methodist Church, HartfDrd ford, CT or call Hordfoce. 911 New file In tho Town Clerk's Office and may be Inspected during 24 Adams Street dable person. 647-7343. MECHANIC- Reputable ESSENTIAL. Modest Manchester. 649-3696 paving contractor Mitsubishi 525-3237.______London Turnpike, SW IM M ING Pool In­ normal offlct hours. Manchester m ornings, 643-1867 PARAPROFESSIONAL typing skills, data Glostonburv.______staller. Must hove 2 w seeks qualified pqnon FLORAL Designer. Expe- PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Exit 62 of 1-84 evenings. Aide needed In the for all phases of iM lp - In Manchester needs a entry experience rlenced In weddings RETIRED Person take year's experience with LEO KWASH, SECRETARY Bolton Public Schools, menf and truck tW aIr full time detailed helpful. Will train and all kinds of floral note I Ideal outdoor In-ground vinyl pools. Doted at Monchoster, CT thl* I9th day of April, 19t0. port time morning and maintence. Com­ oriented person. person with ability arrangements. Greens work. Approximately 742-7803. Evenings 742- 05604 ASSISTANT hours, 19 hours per pany benefits, excel­ Pleasant working & Things Florist, 396 W. 10 hours per week. 3-4 9277. V. week for grade one. and willingness to Middle Turnpike, Man­ days Inspecting and J lent pay. 633-0543. DIETARY iFor Information and atmosphere with great learn. Competitive chester. Ask for Elvo. cleaning parking lot MAINTENANCE Person £ application call Steven benefits Including paid wages, full benefit 643-1635. area. Top wages. Coll 40 hours with benefits.- TILIMANKITINO MANAGERS Bent at 643-2411. EOE. vacation, medical and package, and 646-0131, 9om-3pm. Apply In person: Salvo-; Meadow* Manor, a long dental benefits. We HELP Wanted. Apply In tion Army, 385 Brood- term health car* facility It supportive MANCHESTER JO B SERVICE... *l^*y9 rtady to $orvo Job-§ookon ond area omployon at no charga.. also need a part time person: Pero's Fruit Street, Manchester. ; JOB aeeking Aaalatant Dietary succESsr atmosphere. Call Stand, 276 Oakland Manager* for nightt and person to work half a 647-9938 for Street, Manchester. fUJ MATURE Woman to care Tel'AmarIca, one of day on Saturday. Great Looking for weekend*. Knowledge of for Infants, 1-6pm, appointment. 643-6384.______NEED EXTRA CASH? i SERVICE Here are some of the many new job openings available this week: quantity cooking, thera- Monday-Frlday. Start­ the most successful te­ opportunity to earn FOOD Service. We have something? peautlc diet*, and auper- some extra moneyt If ing poy $5 per hour. The lemarketing service MEDICAL Secretary- openings for full and HAVE A PHONE? = vlaory akill* helpful. The Children's Place, Inc. bureaus In America Is Interestsd In either port time positions In atarting aalary lor thl* 24 Medical experience our clean, modern fa- 643-5535. looking for goal orl- position, please call preferred but not ne­ • Enjoy traveling and Ilka people? hour poaKlon I* >9,50 per cllltv- Positions vary • Look good In a uniform? Protec­ • Wont to learn a trade? On-the-Job you orderly and accurate? TYPIST- Part time. We snted people who have Pat to arrange an cessary. Windsor Phy­ WANT TO WORK = Local company needs a training • Ar# • Immadiataopenlngfordateentry hour with pro-rated holi­ from the assembly and tive service* Job available In Man­ training available to leern to be a Challenging opening avallaM* need an Individual with a desire to earn big Intervlaw at sician, 4 or 5 day week. coordinator to Inatall equipment/ chester area. Clark In a medical environment. day, vacation and tick 8am to 5pm. Call Cathy packaging to our FROM HOME? = ■tone cutter. (or Inventory Coordinator who . good typing skills. Pol­ money. Full or part homemade foods to train customers — and travel dm* pay, Intereated ap- icy typing preferred 645-6487 at 668-0076. straight Commisalons ; • It'* bicycle weather, and a busy can kaap on-line computer re­ • 2 year* experience In purchasing pllcant* plea** contact; time, day* or evenings. meat slicing and main­ throughout tha United States. • Local employer looking (or an ex­ cord*. In a mfg. concern will make you Statef’of Connecticut but not required, qlso EXPERIENCED tenance. Super benef­ — Income Unllmitsdl ~ retailer needs a bicycle perienced auto mechanic, with need strong clerical No experience neces­ mechanic. allglbla tor an axcallsnt Jr. Buyer f_ab07 Department Mrs, Burdick CUSTODIAN needed for Wrecker Driver- All its for full time posi­ Call m* for an appoint- - • 2 years sxparlanc* or equivalent tools, for Immadlata opening. • Employer will help you obtain skills. We offer plea­ sary. Starting salary to Shop the schooling required (or job as opportunity. _ ^ the Bolton Public company benefits. Call tions. Weekdays only. mant between 3:30- • real aatata llcanta, If you don't al­ Meadows Manor sant office environ­ *8 per hour * excellent Stan Ozimek at Mor- •l*ctro-m*ch*nlcal drafter. 806 Mam Street Schools, full time, per­ No nights or weekends. ready hove one — (or axcallant 333 Bldwell St, ment In Glastonbury commissions. Call Mr. larty Bros. 643-5135. Classifieds. 8pm Onlyl Aak for ; manent position, first Ask about our flexible opportunity aa Property Ma­ Manchester, CT06040 Mancheater, CT 06040 with free parking. Brown NOWI shift. For Information EXPERIENCED Siding hours for days. Glas­ M Please call Joy or Herald Dennis Santoro z nager. (203) 649-4558 647-0101 and application call the Installer wonted. Full tonbury. Call for de­ •Ot Gerry at 659-3561. Crum Bolton Board of Edu­ time. 643-9633 or 742- tails ot 633-7656 ask for 203 - 289-1156 643-270 - and Forster Insurance. cation. 643-1569. BOB. 5406. Dovt. 643-2711

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