I(. - KVKM.Nt. [IKUAl.D, S;il . August 23. 1980 / ■ MANCHESTER HASllI iiaurbratpr New leader c o u p o n : BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL BUSINESS DIRECTOBY GUIDE FOR BUY WHOLE eeiNOER plans talks 2nd HALF PRICE EXPIRATION 8»30 MANCHESTER AHD SURROUNDING • ITALIAN SPECIALTIES W T m SNOST • DELI ITEMS PUTTIK m SALIK FN TOWl .CATERING HORYWnmi. The Marinatea Mushrroom, Inc. with Poles VICINITY "(i IBit of jtofy, ^iLoi 1 646-3322 182 South Main St. • Manchesteji^ GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - Newly ol the trade union movement in 46 SHELDON ROAD • MANCHESTER. CONN. FEATURING THIS WEEK . installed Premier Jozef Pinkowski Poland is "a patching-up of the holes. Got k Painting Problem? We ll Help! Crowd We want something new” will personally lead a government Gierek may have emerged looking SorviM HIM m#Nni gorntthlng to ui — ind ttrvlc# m M ni ipondloo •oougt delegation to the Lenin Shipyard CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY timo with you to holp you »#l#ct tho fiflht pilot fjniih tot thit job you'ri pliii- tonight for the formal resumption of all-powerful alter the Central Com­ mittee bloodbath Sunday that axed ROUTE 83 TALCOTTVILLE.CT. hlrtg Sm ui for pilnt ind iirvic i whon you pitn your nixt oroliCt. negotiations with strike loaders, a Prime Minister Edward Babiuch watches reliable shipyard source said. 24 HR. TOWING Pinkowski’s presence at the yard, after only six months in office, three EA Johnson PAINT CO which has been the focus of anti­ other Politburo members and four 643-0016 HDUSE-WIDE CLEAHIHG government feeling since the strike lesser officials of the Communist regime. But in fact his own neck •COMPLEIE COLLISION REPAIR LfHOtfl’iCIN' by more than 200,000 workers began • FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CARS slaying came perilously close to the chopping ^ B49-4B01 Aug '14, would be a dramatic signal •RUSTY JONES RUST PROOFING that the new regime is anxious to block, according to Communist Par­ NEW YORK (UPI) - At least 30 make a fresh start in attempts to set­ ty sources 2 people watched a vagrant beaten and tle the strike. Those held most reponsible by the stabbed to death in a mid-morning at­ I’olitburo were the eight men who 763 There was no immediate comment tack in Central Park but no one went were purged - Babiurh, party MAINS! by strike leaders. The shipyard to the victim’s aid. source said they had been told ideologist Jerzy Lukasiewicz. Jan 6 4 3 - 1 1 9 1 The slaying Sunday, which oc­ Pinkowski would lead the delegation, Szydlak, the regime s top labor union THINGS WE CAN DO FOR YOU 191 curred shortly before 9 a.m.. was scheduled to arrive about 8 p.m. i2 otficial, and five others. MAIN ST reminiscent of the Kitty Oenovese Chief among the rising stars was e s i g n s / n c p.m. EDTi. 5 MANCHESTER case that drew national attention two The strikers said their demands Stefan Olszowski who has 5 • Diaaster restoration fire & water decades ago as an example of urban resurrected a career that seemed in 341 0ROAO STREET MANCHESTER CONN 0AO40 • Wash windows and glass doors 6 4 3 - 1 9 0 0 remained the same, including free damaged materials cleaned indifference. v trade unions. eclipse earlier this year Winchester Process,on.n P.ir^. S.it:e A-1 Be»y Gallagher, Prop A government spokesman said • Clean walls and callings • Clean and sanitize bath tubs and "Nobody came near." said Transit Communist Parly leader Edward WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL tllaa, sinks, fauceta, drains Authority Police Officer Charles Ir­ Gierek announced a variety of Olszowski would be give the task of ving. overseeing I'oland's entire economic • Vacuum and polish furniture C o f l n l V change in Polands policy on trade un­ AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION • Clean upholstered furniture "I can half understand it — it was- ions in his speech to the nation Sun­ condition from his post at the party. HEATING and SHEET METAL so awful they had to be frightened. day night, but the strikers said most The new premier, replacing • Clean and sollproof carpeting • Vacuum grills of heating and air EXTERIDR HDME CLEANING ■ But there's strength in numbers. of what he offered had no bearing on Babiuch. was .lozel Pinkowski, conditioning outlets They could have thrown a rock or their attcmpl to set up new unions nominally the .No. 2 man in the Com­ A COMPLETE SPRAY CLEANING SERVICE munist hierarchy .Many people, New England Mechanical Services. Inc. • Clean and ra-wax hardwood floors • Deordorize Aluminum, Wood and Vinyl Siding something. completely separate from the Com­ "They did nothing to stop it." however, believe that alter Gierek. FREE ESTIMATE & DEMONSTRATION munist Party. 166 TUNNEL RO. Irving said 30 to 40 people were Olszowski holds most of the power in • Clean kitchen doors and cabinets Many of the workers expressed VERNON, CT. 06066 • Dust lamps and bookshelves PHONE 646-2198 standing along Central Park West limited enthusiasm for the Poland 8 7 1 - 1 1 1 1 *7.1'/ 11.4 hrifihtvn up your honw today " about 90 feet away from where a man government's moves so far identified as Jimmy Lee Jones at­ V f ^ “ "^LToTa^icKE^Mlu^R^ Sen inif- ytanckenter over jO yri. tacked another man who had been The workers of Gdansk, whose TJL, 6 4 9 -3 5 28 , .p V ' sleeping on a rock in the park, shipyard walkout sparked strikes by Anderson beating him with a wire litter basket. V more than 200.000 people, say Gierek PARTS penUihd The Ffor/sf Jones then took a piece of wire is just patching up the holes in "AUTO PARTS FOR LESS' from his pocket and tried to sever the Poland's social fabric, while 24 BIRCH ST. avoiding the changes that are HOURS victim's head. Irving said, and taps Dem UlG TEL. 643-8247 stabbed him in the face, neck and Riding companion necessary S TO 8 MON.-FRI. The purge of officials held respon­ 8 TO 5 SAT. a SUN. 643-4444 F.T.D. back of the head with a 28-inch piece mm Mark Lawlor of 24 Laurel P lace, passenger is ’’Fritz, ' his black poodle, who sible for the current economic and 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) of wood. M STR CHG WORLD WIDE The assailant tried to decapitate Manchester, has a companion when he rides seems to enjoy the role of navigator. (Herald labor chaos was the most wide- for mate A MANCHESTER AMER EXPRESS SERVICE his victim while the crowd watched. ranging shakeup since tlie late A his 12-speed bicycle around town. The photo by Burbank) BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY Irving said. Wladyslaw Gomulka was ousted in 1970. and one of the most extensive in MODERN JANITORIAL AND "It’s the worst thing I’ve seen in 12 Reltiled ? mi page 1.5. FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Inc. years on the job,” he said. “There the lii.slory of socialist I’oland ^ thr "I don't know these people," HANDYMAN SERVICE .SVr.'It t'IMS rr At Hfonuig ptvpie 646-0221 B7S-3252. was blood running off the rocks, WASHl.NGTON iL'Pli - Indepen­ Nnrrtr i( anti ue'U do it : Fully Iniurtd i uhocarr' Hospital budget formula Gdansk strike leader Lech Walesa across the grass and into the dent pfesidential candidate .lohn Cleaning service lor professional buildings o f A CMIPLETE UNE OF MATONCWEKCOMTIONS said of the government's new ap­ Storms and screens removed and repaired /• Servicemaster bushes." Anderson has picked former Wiscon­ 70 UNION ST. pointees. 'Our problem is free trade Cloaoed sinks and toilets Manchester-Rockville 101 CENTER ET. Irving was on duty at a nearby sub­ sin Gov I’atrick l.urey, a Democrat, ROCKVILLE, CONN. unions, and it is not important for us Air-conditinners installed and removed MANCHESTER, CONN. way station when he was called by as his vice presidential running D Mon. • iw t 1S-8 HOURS who will meet with us." several women who had seen the at­ becomes issue again mate, sources said today House watching, light moving and dump service 649-3433 Thur*-, 10-e CLOSED TUE8. There was no indication what Estate and landlord service DAILY 10-5 tack. (CALL FOR NO-OBLIGATION ESTIMATE) HARTFORD— The same stumbling 1979-80 budget, about $800,000 was cut year, ' Clarence .Moon, commission effect the reshuffle would have on ef­ Anderson called an afternoon news Gutters, yards, windows, cellars, attics, garages "Three or four gave us n Wedding Cakes A Specialty statements," he said. "But that’s block that farced the 1979-80 from the original figure as presented member said. forts to end the strikes, which have conference to make the announce­ ^ ____ 643-0093 three or four out of 40” Manchester Memorial Hospital by hospital officials. "In taking his position of using the spread to factories and shipyards ment oi Lucey. 62, who walked out of commission-approved budget and the along the Baltic coast. OVER 45 When Irving reached the scene, the budget into litigation surfaced again This year the commission plans to the recent Ueinocratic National MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, INC. MANCHESTER victim was lying face down in a pool today at hearings on the 1980-81 trim about $2.6 million from a hospital's using the commission's Phe two sides met briefly for the Convention because Sen Edward *>upptiern of Safety Protection YEARS of blood and Jones was kneeling over budget. request for $25.1 million, to $22.5 budget, there is a deficit of $59,000 first time Saturday night in a victory Kennedy tailed to get the nomina­ G ORMAL S INN INC. MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE him, the officer said. The panel of the Connecticut Com­ million. Knag said the hospital tor this year and no money is added for workers demanding government tion eFOUL WEATHER SUITS objected to the proceedings making to the working capital account. recognition of their representatives G Jones was arrested. mission on Hospital and Health Care eBOOTS eHOSE Opp. East Cematary “We have reason to believe he has decided to use the same formula as the budget cut on last year’s formula In using the hospital budget for over party-controlled trade unions. "It's Lucey. ” said a source close to 775 MAIN ST. C ALL 649-9807 a history of mental disorder. To do used for the 1979-80 budget to figure as a matter of record. 1979-80, there is a $470,000 excess ol The workers list of 21 demands, in­ Anderson today eGLOVES eTARPS eRESPIRATOR^ QUALITY something like this he had to," Irving the 1980-81 budget. This formula has Although Knag hopes the 79-80 which $452,000 is added to the cluding freely elected trade unions, The choice ol Lucey active in HARRISON ST. said. been challenged in court by the budget does not result in prolonged working capital were presented but no agreements Democratic politics since 1948. is a 5 Glen Rd.aManche»ter*643-S107 DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER MEMORIALS MANCHESTER The victim, in his 30s and was Manchester Memorial Hospital for litigation, he said the objections were were reached move obviously aimed at drawing believed to be a vagrant, was not im­ the present budget made in case the 1980-81 budget The panel heard auditors' Strikers in the port of Szczecin, votes Irom disenchanted liberal who represent 140 factories with EVERYTHING IN GLASS ■ ' 4 ' Frank Arnone’ mediately identified. landed in court. testimony that the profit and the Democrats to the -Inderson can­ 649-7901 The scene was reminiscent of the The hospital, represented by Paul The problem facing the commis­ working capital accounts must be re­ more than 50.000 workers, sent a didacy WE CANT HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" 1963 slaying of a Queens barmaid, Knag, objected to the use of the for­ sion is determining next year's main equal lor the hospital to con­ three-man delegation to Gdansk Sun­ mula in deliberating the proposed budget faced with the litigation tinue to operate day for joint discussions about •Anderson is a 20-ycar Republican Grooms Tux FREE Kitty Genovese. In that case, three J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. dozen people testified they heard 1980-81 hospital budget. resulting from its action concerning The difference in patient rates merging their strike committees into congressman Irom Illinois who NC. A.k about our policy. Miss Genovese’s screams or saw her But the objections were overruled the hospital budget for last year. between the two budgets for the a new trade union. bolted the GOP because ol dis­ being stabbed to death, yet they all by the panel. "The panel is assuming "The way the court decides we will current year is $4 a day This money Gierek announced Poland's union enchantment with both Carter and 649-7321 the court upheld the commission’s have to go. but this is our position to has been charged to the patients and movement would be drastically Republican presidential candidate ' X 775 m ain ST. failed to make any attempt to rescue HI hH :w IF (Ks EXPEHit.yct: ^0' her. approved budget," Knag said. In the use our approved budget for next is kept in an e.scrow account altered, with secret ballot elections Ronald Reagan BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER MANCHESTER. CONN. including "an unlimited number ol MIRRORS .SHOWER DOOR .STORE FRONTS candidates ” to a new trade union Lucey was deputy director ol •SAFETY GLASS .BATHTUB ENCLOSURES .ETC council. Kennedy” campaign lor the Whether the I'olish people believe Democratic presidential nomination FAMOUS BRAND ' Courtyard results in delay Gierek or the strikers, and whether but has rclused to support Carter He TELEVISION - APPLIANCES the strikes now stop, will determine previously served as U S am­ ServiceMASTFR By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA economic laclors. winter, early summer. down, "it the recession continues and the future of the 67-year-old party bassador to Mexico a Carter ap­ Bandes said the courtyard's The new construction date pushes contractors are hungry So Bandes pointee MVM IIK'ILH l O F MANCHESTER/ROCKVILL^ Herald Kepiirter boss. elimination will save "several hun­ the start back another four months. stressed ho was unable to eslimalc Gierek took pains in a nationally Anderson has dipped in recent MANCHESTER— Manchester the construction costs of the delay. weeks in public opinion polls and is Community College Dean of Ad­ dred thousands of dollars in construc­ Bandes said one estimate is that each televised speech Sunday to con­ month of delay equals a 1 percent in­ The aroliilccts' lees will dofinitoly currently near the 15 percent like TOTAL CLEANIN6 SERVICES ministrative Affairs Herbert Bandes tion costs, along with saving about gratulate the strikers lor ensuring HOME AND BUSINESS said today construction of a perma­ $10,(XK) per year in fuel costs, based crease in the cost of the project due increase due to the redrawing ol the "law and order ” in the laetories they threshold the League of Women i« 649-3589 to inflationary construction and labor plans to eliiiiinato the courlyard, Voters says is needed to include him 2 nent campus wilt definitely not begin on the past year’s energy costs." have seized He also stressed the <»l IB I 9m» CALL 649-3433 Offsetting that savings, however, costs. Bandes said accorninodating this derisions taken by the government to in Its televised debates with Carter 2 until late spring or early summer, change would amount t(> an increase !l I due to the elimination of a courtyard. is the cost of delaying the construc­ reform the oflieial trade unions, and Reagan tion of the $11.4 million campus. If that estimate proved correct, the of $50,000 currently controlled by the Com­ Kennedy, meanwhile, w a s The courtyard had been under The earlier plans called lor a expected to gel a private advance ADVERTISE HERE review by the state Public Works Construction was originally slated delay would cost $440,000. Bui munist Party for late fall or early winter. Changes Bandes said he has also heard from building core holding offices ottering To the strikers, especially Gdansk look at Carter s promised economic Department with the college pulling student services and the library, with revitalization program in a meeting for its inclusion on aestnetic grounas in the interior design of the campus sources he considers reputable that strike committee leader Lech and the elimination being traced to pushed construction back to late construction costs may actually go two wings and a courtyard. Bandes Walesa, the government’s rcshutlle todav at the White Hou.se Phone 646-2756 CALL said new plans will compress the two 3 NO SERVICE CHARGE wings into one, with classrooms 5 V being located along the perimeter of the building. He said the change does ReiMvatloni lor . Hotali * AlrllitM . StumiMpt I not eliminate any classrooms 827 Main Strsat Mancliaatsr 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Commenting on the abandoned 6 4 9 -7 9 0 1 courlyard, Bandes said "Our monday------SPECIALIZING IN 2 LOCATIONS TO 8ENVE YOV druthers would have been to go ahead We’re bigger and better than ever before. iwith construction!. " SUPERIOR MUFFLERS ■ iMNCKSTEI, MilT ON MM STKn "I think there is a concern that The weather series of GoH winner I’l.ge 12. With new styles by After Six and Lord West Eric Soderholm answers boss's with the Wellington and Royale by After Six C8IMI pwme IC0PVM6 sm a while the saving in tuel is not going to DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. LOW COST raiNTlira be tremendous, fuel is always going Pair tonight. Mostly sunny and criticism with base hit Gene SPECIALISTS and the Blake by Lord West. - ‘1 WHILI YOU WAIT (FHOTO MADY) up - it’s not going to come down. The hot Tuesday. Detailed forecast on Mauch resigns as Minnesota WHEEl ALlfiNiyUNT BRAKf SERVICE WRECKER SERVICE M B S OM . nmaiv. ana nim ‘V ’. g e n e r a l r e p a i r i n g cost of fuel 10 vears from now may I'ligc 2. manager .. Puge II. Propane Cylinders Filled • For the Groom we hove o special GROOMS MINIT-MAN PRINTING be such that the savings (from Air Conditioning Service t n a u i n . . H u c H u m . Mt-iTTT eliminating the courtyardi may bo in Connecticut Tf.l tPHONf TUXEDO FREE POLICY • SEE US FOR ENQRAVED NAME PLATES 10 M AIN STREET • TRY OUR NEW M i MM CMM the tens of thousands per year." 64!) 4«>T University of Connecticut scien­ MANCHESTER CONN 06040 • We have a size range from a boys 4 to a 4M oii^tT .. awaaiTBi Bandes said. tists receive a $60,000 grant to Classified...... 16-18 The courtyard would tiave provided study the value of several drugs in- Comics...... 19 mans 54 extra walls and windows, which is eluding DMSO, a controversial Editorial ...... 4 • All our tuxedos are In stock on the OSTRINSKY where the higher energy costs would "miracle drug” Page 2. Entertainment ...... 14 Designs & Styles 643-5879 /3ip*R,(EP3X MANCHESTER have been incurred, j Congressional candidate John Eamily...... 8 promises for you to try on at your con- The project was approved this year Dempsey Jr. breaks with the Obituaries ...... 10 >€RSONfil T€€ vonionop by the state Legislature, after Democratic platform on defense. Peopletalk...... 2 FTaifiiig’ patiently several years of inaction. Plans call Page 2. . Sports...... 11-13 P*i'SOT'ai'/P'1 f un A SpOMwear CALL US FIRST! w . Television ...... 14 DONE WHILE YOU WAIT" • A seamstress and tailor are available to NEW 125.000 TRUCK SCALE "Harlee”, a member of the Greater Hart­ for a 1.50,000 square foot building to Great GiMi For Any Occitton Sunday. “Harlee” is Floyd Totten of 40 Ken­ accommodate administrative of­ In sports I’ownTalk...... 10 serve you properly LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS ford Clovns of America, takes a re^t^s he sington St., Manchester. (Herald photo by 1<|H| M.iiii Si . Mamhrslrr • Tel: 646-33.19 DEALERS IN IRON, METAL, PAPER fices, classrooms, a library, a stu­ Eagles defeat Patriots in NFL ...... I waits for the bus to take him to the e(pwn Ryder) dent lounge and a multi-purpose Al \ I’ai ( 111 Ihii. Owners • .Imi Coelho, Manager__ exhibition ,. Tom Watson World Weather 2 competition at the Hartford Civic CenteK on room. 2_^EVJ;N1NG HEIULa Mon^ EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 25, 1980 - 3 IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY... PLEASE PICK UP YOUR Mpclote BIG SALE CIRCULAR AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! Kim Dae-jung, a favorite to win presidentiai elections against him was a drinking problem." before his arrest in May, was cross-examined by his Police toting bulletproof plastic shields entered a west Garwood trial to begin PRICES EFFECTIVE MON. , AUG. 25 THRU SAT., AUG. 30. 1980. Sharks afraid of dark defense lawyers at a military court trying him and 23 side apartment around 5:15 p.m. Sunday to find the body CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UPI) - The much-delayed SAN KHANCISCO i I PII - Scientists have learned others on charges of sedition that carry the death of Joseph W. Blanks. 51, slumped over the bed. court-martial of Marine Pfe, Robert R. Garwood, Inmi their lailure te raise a 300-pCuhd great white shark sentence. FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE in captivity that the big lish are afraid of the dark. Blanks, who had barricaded himself inside the home charged with joining forces with the communists while a "I was confident that 1 would win the election We learned a let from Sandy.' as we fondly called this and exchanged gunfire with officers, shot himself in the prisoner of war in Vietnam, has finally reached the trial overwhelmingly," Kim said. "That by itself explains why TOP NOTCH WILL BE great white, but there's still a lot more to learn. " Ed head with a 30-caliber carbine, police said. stage. I did not have to use student demonstrations to instigate a Miller a marine biologist, said during the weekend Jury selection was to begin today. A panel of at least popular uprising against the government." Sandy, a 7-loot, year-old lemalc, was captured five Marines will hear evidence in the trial that is expected to last two months. An eight-month pre-trial O P E N 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday in a llounder net, and the fisherman turned her over to the Steinhart Aquarium Keepers released her in Crippled sub didnH leak hearing ended last week. Garwood, 34, of Adams, Ind., was a jeep driver with ERA struggle wonH stop the I’anlic Kriday because they feared she might not sur­ TOKYO lUPI) — A Soviet freighter that came to the only a few days left on his tour of duty when he dis­ SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (UPI) - The eight-year struggle SEPTEM^BER Is' vive . . . rescue of a crippled Russian atomic submarine has been LA B O R DAY Hr .lohn MeCosker I't the aquarium said .scientists appeared outside Da Nang in 1965. Fourteen years later for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment will not declared free of radioactive contamination, Japanese of­ stop because of an ERA worker's bribery conviction, sup­ learned the shark did not like normal daylight and was he contacted a Finnish businessman in Hanoi and told ficials said today. him he wanted to return to America. porters say. terrilied when all the lights were turned out Japanese experts boarded the 4,374-ton ship, the Meri­ Supporters charged over the weekend that the convic­ l6oz BOX He said great white sharks were best adapted to the dian, irhmediately after it docked at Kobe port, about 300 tion of Wanda Brandstetter was part of a "right-wing ef­ NABISCO light level ol Wl leet under water miles west of Tokyo Monday morning. fort to defeat the ERA,” and said it will boost their cause PREMIUM An hour-long examination of the freighter produced no Kim denies inciting riots sign of radioactivity, said officials from Japan's Science SEOUL, South Korea (UPI) — South Korea's leading because more people will rally to their side. SALTINES Ao apparent motive seen dissident, on trial for his life, denied today he had incited Mrs. Bfandstetter, 55, was found guilty late Friday of and Technology agency said. bribing a state lawmaker May 14 for a favorable ERA CRACKERS violent anti-government riots and testifi^ there was no HETHOIT I r i ’l ' I’oliee said they ci'uld determine The Meridian and its crew of 57 were the first to the vote. She was found innocent of soliciting him to commit need for him to overthrow the government because he no a[)[iarent motive for the behavior id an auto worker rc.scue ol the 4,600-ton Echo-1 submarine which caught official misconduct whi' shot his girllriend six times, beat her mother and lire west of the Pacific Island of Okinawa Thursday. was confident of victorv through elections. held police at bay lor live hours belorc killing himself I just don I know what to think, he s never done .iiivlliiiig like this tielore said the dead iiiaiTs sister. •Peopletalk " Sadie Hiohardsoii. who drove to the scene ol the siege in Dempsey favors Tridents an atleiiipl to aid police Stop the presses CUP AND SAVE...THESE COUPONS NOT AVAILABLE IN STORE! It s a iiivslerv whv this happened The only mark Never let it be said that Debbie Harry isn't a genuine blondei A n-'U-iinc:' bombshell She just i over MX missile system HALF GALLON I 8 PACK went oil. right in the I HOOD’S I SW EET LIFE middle ol Korum GROTON (UPI) — Democratic ly than the land-based missile like second class citizens." I HAMBURG or magazine editor Albert congressional candidate John system. The military "is not getting the ICE CREAM99< I HOT DOQ ROLLS 3i1 Z. Kreedman's desk. Dempsey Jr., breaking with his par­ Dempsey said he wasn’t worried caliber of person it needs” because The lead singer ol the I ty's national platform, says the about splitting with the national standards have been lowered to at­ rock group Blondie is government should scrap the MX Democratic platform, which sup­ tract recruits to the country's all­ ! ^ ^TopNoiclJ I ^ ! z leatured in Korum's | missile system in favor of building ports completion of the MX system. volunteer service, he said. — — — — — — — -- - ■ . — — — — — —— J —— — — — — — — -j;.! ►-Ir:—■ • September issue and it . more Trident submarines. "If you feel strongly about He proposed increasing salary and was on the presses when Dempsey said using the $50 to $100 something, you have to go with it. benefit stipends for military per­ Debbie called deman­ million slated for the land-based mis­ You can't worry about ruffling some sonnel that would parallel income ding the cover photo sile system for submarines instead feathers.” said Dempsey, who faces levels in the private sector and sup­ taken ol her by fellow would provide a more flexible former state Rep. Sam Gejdensen of ported the revival of the GI bill as an rock star Mick Hock be | weapons system and a better use of Bozrah in a Sept. 9 primary for the additional incentive. switched lor another ■ American defense dollars. party's nomination. Improving the standard of living by photographer "I feel the Soviet Union could Dempsey called for construction of for men and women serving in the U F tV lA IH IP fOTOCPPI • William Coupon. employ as many warheads as it six to eight new Tridents and also military to compare with the private Says executive editor needs to wipe out the MX system. supported salary increases for sector "was the intention of the com­ ★ UBERTY BLUE ★ t-or period ending 7 a m ES I' R 2ti 80 During .Monday John Lombardi, "She used all kinds of expletives They know they could just shoot at military personnel. mission that recommended a night shower and thunderstorm activity will be expected qpd said she'd sue if the switch wasn’t made. " Nevada and Utah. ' said Dempsey, a He noted that the submarine volunteer army." he said. over Hie upper .Mississippi valley and portions ol the cen­ Alter huddling with his lawyers, Kreedman candidate in the 2nd District. building program would boost The candidate also called for in­ tral I’lains. while mostly tair skies should prevail over bowed to the threat. Now he's wondering what to do "It simply is not the best deterrent Connecticut's economy since it would creased training programs for ser­ the rest ol the nation with a lew million Debbie Harry covers. Darts we can get tor this kind of money. It pump work to EB, a division of vice people "so that the personnel mavbe'.’ is a little tricky without having the General Dynamics Corp. and the are as well trained as the machinery DioDcrwarc Salt II treaty, " he told a news con­ state's second-largest private they work on is sophisticated." from the Kilns of Torofied ference Saturday in the shadows of employer, "We've got to bolster the standards Weather forecast the Electric Boat shipyard ciempsey said the area of military for entry. They have been lowered ENOCH WEDIIWOOD Spain's most tamed bullfighter is recovering Dempsey argued that Trident sub­ manpower "has been neglected for because people just don’t want to go marines, built at EB at a cost of far too long," and that those serving in. If you give people a reason to join Sunny and warm today Highs 85 to 90.’29 to 32 C h air Irom a nasty goring in the ring, but it he’s up and about by Sept. 23, he'll have a light ol another varie­ about $2 billion each, would be more in the armed services “are treated it, they will, ” Dempsey said. (TUNSrAUl LTD. tonight Lows in the tilts Tuesday mostly sunny and hot flexible, more effective and less cost­ but with chance ol an alternoon thunderstorm. Highs 90 ty on his hands. Made in StaLLordshirc Ei^nd to 95 I’robabililv ol precipitation near zero today 10 per­ .Manuel Benitez — "El Cordobes " to his adoring Collect each basic placesetting cent tonight and 30 percent Tue.sday Winds light and Ians — IS due in a .Madrid couTtroom to square oft Season’s Take home the easy Piece-A-Week Way! variable through tonight Tuesday southwest winds in­ against Los Angeles divorce ace Marvin UConn researchers set almost here creasing to 15 to 20 mph Mitchelson. who's representing the great matador's a piece of American History lormer mistress. Elizabeth Velasco Paul Richards, 21, of 62 Northview Drive, Glastonbury, THIS WEEK'S works out on the Hubbard Street Green. He spent two years at FEATURE : E \l)’nilc(1 o iilliiok The 27-year-old Los Angeles actress-model says Manchester Community College and played soccer there. The Complete your collection Extended outlook lor New England Wedne.sday through she lived with Benitez lor lour years — that he s the lather of her 10-year-old son study of ‘miracle drug’ former MCC captain is attending Eastern Connecticut State w ith these iccessory pieces: h riday She hasn't specified how many pesetas she wants College and he said he wants to play soccer for the school this 2 Rim S)up Salt Pepper S t Mie—al'llll•etl■•. Kliodt- Ulund uiiil < .oiineelieul: FARMINGTON (UPI) - Universi­ Health, will be conducted by Dr. arthritis, and R,eynaud's 4 Salad Plairs St 12'Oval Pliitcr M 9U PLATES lor support, but the case will mark the first WITH *S 00 FOOD PURCHASE SPECIALS CIGARETTES! I hance ol showers Wednesday Kair weather Thursday ty of Connecticut researchers will Arthur Weinstein, an associate fall. (Herald photo by Lavallee) 2 l^uncheon Plates S t 14' Oval Platter f' "palimony " suit in Spam's history. phenomenon, a lack of adequate AHP tECRElClUOEO 49 ______and T riday High temperatures will be mostly in the 80s conduct a six-month study aimed at professor of medicine and staff 4 Mugs S6 4V 9 ' Vegetable B-iwl $5 4*4 blood supply to the fingers. sUlF Dl U Wedne.sday and in the 70s'Thursday and Kriday Lows will determining whether DMSO is the member at the UConn Health Center DMSO is available in Europe and 4 C eriiioni - I hance ol morning showers lollowed by par­ Weinstein said this weekend that sold in only a few parts of North wtirduU * 1.1 hr rrprited » > ..AnhuilJ tial clearing Wednesday hair Thursday and Kriday Some people are compulsive nail-biters and some DMSO. dimethyl sulfoxide, will be W PLAnER COVERED BUHER - Burdrrrd BASE Creamer 15 49 J 0 9 PORK CUTLETS or ROASTS In 1921 World War 1 officially ended as the United script and can-quickly see how the character should A $22,000 cash bond was ordered gunshot wound in the shoulder. Galligan said three men wearing •ONELtSS CHICREN r f s A « 7 He was struck in the right arm by ski masks entered the credit union of­ (XFDS M u n e n u n *2” be played, you have either played that role before or for Walter Doolittle, 47, of Glaston­ CHUCK ROLLSib d States signed a peace treaty with Oermany. The fighting snn $ |M RIB PORK COUNTRY STYLE had Slopped in November 1918. the writing is not very goiid because it's all epider­ bury who faces 10 charges, including bullets fired by police chasing the fice brandishing a pistol and sawed- CWKia MUSTS . 1 u s D A CHOICE BEEF In 1944. American triHjps liberated Paris in World War mal. In acting, 8U percent ol the work is exploring armed robbery, possession of a trio several blocks away from the off shotgun. They cleaned out the ^ credit union. cash drawers and jumped into a van SEAFOOD BONELESS Bibs. Avarag* |> 4 9 II the character and you then present what you've stolen car, conspiracy, possession of AVAnAtLi eiCWHlNG Robert Houston, 35, of Hartford, Eugene Bricault acted properly when customers were injured. SAUMWDIUUIS .*r SIRLOIN TIP . ^ ^ A thought for the day Kifth American President Conn., and Carlos Raminez, 29, of he fired at least five shots at the Police forced the van off a one-way naMTHUin «^1** ROASTS ib d■ (ity Glimpses Woonsocket, R.I. were also charged robbery suspects. street into a parking lot about four SAMifss S 1 0 9 PAniES •fames Monroe said, "National honor is national property NUtCK Runs « * I ol-the highest value ' in the Kriday robbbery of the Dexter "1 have no problem with the way blocks from the credit union office. Richard yueen, the American hostage treed by Credit Union. officer Bricault handled the Gunshots were fired when police Iranian militants when he became afflicted with Central Falls Police Chief James situtation," Bessett said, "Under the spotted the weapons. But Galligan multiple sclerosis, is being honored by the National Galligan said cash bail was ordered circumstances, he was in jeopardy said he was unsure whether the Lottery numbers Multiple .Scleroscis Society which is establishing a Saturday for the three men charged on a couple of different occasions. alleged robbers fired back. 5 L B . B A G research lund in his name ... George Barrie, chair­ with taking an estimated $14,000 at "I think Gene showed good RUSSETT B.KINO' Number-; drawn Saturdav man and chief executive of Kaberge, Inc., married Sizes 26-36 I 'Onncrliciit .'93 Georgette Muir 'Thursday at Caesars Palace in Las Maun- to." 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^Editorial Hlaurlirstpr Eiu'uimji Hrrah'i Mystery still surrounding legionnaires’ outbreak showing symptoms on July ficials searching for the “I knew the tower had Tests on the first tour the Medical Center May sample, belatedly Manchester — A City of Village Charm BURLINGTON, Vt. tested positively in thhpast victims showed they had regularly in late June and 3, about one week after tested hospital or the UVM (UPI) — For nearly two cause always seemed one chlorination of the Given —All but one of the May Medical School before get- Inflation subsic^ng Founded Oct. 1, 1681 step behind the disease. for Legionnaires, so I the illness. One, a 30-year- early July for thrice week­ months this summer, a thought it wouid be in­ old man, had died. ly kidney dialysis and to tower ceased. Legionnaires’ patients had ting the disease. deadly mist drifted across Very quickly, the By now, epidemiological major purchases has had an Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Medical Center’s infec­ teresting to see if the Thus, two days after the pick up his wife, an ad­ The good news of last week domestic auto production of Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. a hilltop above this bacteria were there now,” outbreak ended, the Health missions office supervisor, detective work by Vogt’s lakeside city of 38,000, tious disease specialists office on the May epidemic was that inflation did not 1981 models will be in a posi­ impact on its own. Member. Audit Bur«au of Circulation Mtmbar, Unllad Praaa tntarnatlonal he said. Department directed the after work. picking its victims like suspected Legionnaires', had paid off and health of­ exist in July. tion to better compete with The pure psychology of the although they had no hard But, neither Girod nor standard 10-day chlorina­ “In my case it was like a Stavan Harry. Exacutiva Editor some highly selective the other doctors saw the tion of the Given tower. bug. You run a fever, feel ficials knew: For the first time in some the fuel-efficient imports, es­ buying public can and has had Cuatomar Sarvica — B47-M46 Frank A. Burbank. Managing Editor executioner. evidence. —Six people had died of Raymond F. Robinton, Edltor-Publlahar Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emarltua “ When a clu ster of sampie as urgent. The Despite the experience blah and tired,” he says. 13 years, there was no in­ pecially those of Japan. a negative impact. It struck patients at the UVM medical laboratories of Joseph Brennen, Vogt Eventually, Fragnoli Legionnaires’ disease in big regional hospital, (atypical pneumonias) May. Another 16 were crease in the cost of living, If such predictions are We think the encouraging appeared, we knew we were not set up to test the and the hospital doctors was diagnos^ as a victim economic signs should help motorists on nearby water sampie. still thought it unlikely the of Legionnaires’ disease. recovering. It is a heartening sign. true, we see the prospect for streets and walkers bound were dealing with a —Legionnaires’ bacteria convince those whb have suspicious situation,” says “I reaiiy took the sample cooling tower was the As were 39 other people Cynics were beginning to improved new car sales for for the hilltop campus of as a matter of personal in­ source of the disease. at the Medical Center in was present in the Given the domestic automakers this delayed making major the University of Vermont. Dolin. “We’re very aware tower when a water sam­ think inflation was out of con­ of the problem because of terest,” Girod said. For one thing, it was not July (tests on about 40 Unisex purchases. At least 17 people died The water sample sat un­ clear that all the patients others are not completed). ple was taken June 5. It trol and the continued spiral fall. (he 1977 outbreak.” was also present in Girod’s Barber/Styling Salon There always will be and another 51 sickened tested through May. had been near the tower. The victims began of prices would be a perma­ That would put thousands before the airborne illness Patients were treated time to delay personal buying living costs may very well be with erythromycin, the an­ “In retrospect, it’s possi­ And, the tower seemed too nent fixture of the American of auto workers back on the prophets of doom, saying — now identified as Legion­ 968 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER decisions that are affordable, inevitable, we hope such in­ tibiotic found most effec­ ble we should have far away from hospital job and would have a positive nobody should buy anything naires' disease — was chlorinated the tower rooms where patients were (NEAR ARTHUR DRUG) economy. creases will be of moderate tive against Legionnaires. ripple effect throughout the at any time. just because someone says stopped. It was Vermont's (right away) ... but we getting sick. The drop was due largely to second major outbreak in But, with no solid HAIRCUTTINQ FOR nation's economy as demand If their dark predictions the economy may not be in levels. evidence the disease was weren’t even certain we Once again, health of­ declining interest rates for four years. were dealing with Legion­ ficials thought if the tower YOU PICK MEN A WOMEN good health. We hope these signs will be present, doctors paid little home mortgages, which, we for steel and other materials are used to gauge consumer Could the outbreak have The lack of inflation reflected in the resumption of attention to the cooling naires’ disease,” says Dr. was the problem, the hope will not increase as needed for increased produc­ buying, there would be no been prevented? Could it Richard Reichman, a UVM chlorination treatment 0( th» reported last week should be normal buying patterns on have been stopped sooner? tower. APPOINTMENTS some are predicting. tion increases. economy. Nobody would buy One exception was Dr. doctor who has studied the would solve it. AVAILABLE TUE8.-FRI. an indication that the the part of consumers. Will the disease be back illness. On June 26, the 10-day There are other favorable It also is a time for the con­ anything. again? The answers are not John Girod, staff doctor in prophets of doom aren’t Such a resumption is in the the infectious disease unit, Then, after June 4, the chlorination treatment CMl signs on the horizon. sumer to readjust thinking. While it is not a time for clear. Health officials ad­ epidemic of pneumonia ended. CORN CRIB who saw Brennen shortly always right. national interest. mit they may never be. Reports from the nation's The panic of consumers, consumers to go overboard in after he entered the seemed to stop of its own On July 10, John Fragnoli 6 4 7 - 1 1 6 7 personal ^debt, it also is not a While further increases in Legionnaires’ disease is accord. No new suspicious of Milton was adm itt^ to automakers indicate who have stopped making not the fearful phrase it hospital May 19. WALK-INB On May 23, Girod took a cases appeared at the the hospital with chest MSFHnVPtTOI ON was in 1976, when it SATURDAY water sample from the hospital. pains and a temperature. mysteriously struck 146 On June 6, Vermont He was released five days BUCKLAND RD. C L o seo people at an American Given cooline tower, MONDAYS "... we don’t know if Health Department later but returned almost Congressional Quarterly Legion convention in (the patFent) had Legion­ epidemiologist Dr. at once with flu-like symp­ SOUTH WINDSOR Philadelphia, killing 29 of Berry's Worlcd naires’ diseSse, but I knew Richard Vogt got confir­ toms. them. OPEN DAILY he had been in the cooling mation the May outbreak The 26-year-old victim of Then, scientists didn’t tower,” Girod recalls. was Legionnaires’ disease. kidney failure had visited 10 A.M ID S P.M .__ Attack on Jamaican agent know a b a c te ria was responsible, had not dis­ covered it travels through the air and had not learned it thrives in the dank at­ gives new impetus to CIA bill mosphere of air- conditioning towers. By RICHARD WHITTLE mation — leame^an agent’s name Intelligence Committee that a con­ Now, doctors know the dis- WASHINGTON - On July 2, and intentionally^xposed him in an stitutional law to protect undercover e a se is a fo rm of CHALK UP SUPER S/VINGS AT editors Louis Wolf and William H. effort to “impair or impede the agents could be written. pneumonia that attacks the lungs. Most commonly, it Schaap of the Washington-based foreign intelligence activities of the “The First Amendment is not ab­ United States.” solute,” Bass said. Someone who attacks people already sick publication Covert Action Informa­ with kidney problems or Schaap and Wolf, who say they exposes a covert agent “is speaking tion Bulletin held a press conference cancer. It kills by causing have published the nam es of the same kind of speech as a person in Jamaica and accused 15 lung failure or by con­ OUR BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE Americans in that country of being thousands of CIA agents in recent who shouts fire in a crowded theater: tributing to the overall CIA agents. years, contended in a joint interview speech that endangers public safety stress on an already BOYS’ DEPARTMENT Two days later, the suburban home at their small National Press and individual lives." weakened person. JUNIORS/MISSES DEPARTMENT MEN’S DEPARTMENT of the man at the top of that list, N. Building office here recently that the Schaap said he and Wolf and the first part of the law won't affect other editor of Covert Action Infor­ Meantime, Joseph CORDUROY JEANS OUR $12 BOYS’ Richard Kinsman, was peppered Brennen was not the only PANTS CORDUROY VESTED SUITS them. mation Bulletin — Ellen Ray, who is with .45-caliber bullets. Police said Medical Center patient SWEATERS CORDUROY JEANS "Much to the chagrin of some jour­ Schaap's wife — will challenge the thera was evidence that a grenade showing signs of VELOUR SHIRTS had exploded in Kinsman’s front yard nalists in Washington, or some constitutionality of the new law. But $ J J 9 5 Our Regular $14 Our Regular $95 Comparable to $16 pneumonia without $ y 9 5 brand names- as well. defenders of the CIA, who would like he also said that they “have no inten­ Q C Our Regular $16 showing evidence of »75 at the price. 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But the incident brought back identifiable bacteria is one Winter Regulars-Slims-Huskies (D i 9 6 0 by NEA Inc jeans luxurious velour shirts and handsome to life a bill that had been given little telligence service,” said Wolf, “we that the law is directed against them of the clues — although not personally, hoping that will give a sure sign — of Legion­ SHIRTS CORDUROY SPORT COATS sweaters, all at one low price. "Everywhere ya go — TOURISTS — ya know chance of surviving in this Congress. get it all entirely from our own naires’ disease. To confirm CORDUROY VESTED SUITS what I m ean?" The attack outraged members of research of unclassified information. thefh the legal standing to ask a $Q95 Congress. 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Our Regular $18 way of reforming a criminal. There of law he wanted. these documents because their envisions making it a crime to of patience before I reach the Altogether, between May — Norman Mailer, lalkinfs altoiit SWEATERS & are very few 60-year-old muggers.” Speaking specifically of Covert Ac­ biographies often include fictitious expose an agent only if the act is in­ breaking point? How responsive am 1 10 and June 2, 30 people Here's the most for your money without Ilia "fanlaay autuhiugraphv” of sacrlflcing quality.Classic styles in plaids, — Brian Garfield, myalery tion Information Bulletin editor job titles, they said. tended “to impair or impede U.S. to others? Are others permitted to be came down with VELOUR SHIRTS Marilyn Monroe in liia new hook traditional tartans, solid flannels. writer, auggealing that aa Wolf, Bayh said at one committee “We always get our information foreign intelligence." part of my life? How set am I in my “atypfbal” pneumonia and "Women and Their Kle(ranee." were treated at the $Q95 Ameriea'a population gels older meeting, "1 want to nail him.” from unclassified sources,” said The legislators who favor this ways? Do I value the thoughts and Our Regular $12 I.adiea' Home Journal the erime rale might fall. Schaap, a 40-year-old fo(;mer Wall language say it is necessary to hospital. SWEATERS "There is the physical danger of a Now it appears that Congress will opinions of others? Am I willing to A look at the progress of choose from solids and stripes m machine ‘They’re incredibly concise, neat Street lawyer who developed a taste protect the right of “normal jour­ washable knits and velours sudden disaster if something is not soon pass a law that could do just share of my time and my abilities? the Legionnaires’ out­ SQ95 and clinical. 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Seller, a Briliah puhlir over by House and Senate com­ These are concerns that come to lyrieial, aaying hr ia fascinated by different." newsmen, the legislators say, are ac­ GINGHAM SHIRTS uorka official, railing on the mittees and expected to be enacted my mind as I reflect on the fact that the 24-hour "7-Kleven" auper- later this year, it would be a crime to As for the other section of the ting in their accepted role as love is not to be irritable or resentful. BARBS goiernnieni to apenil $12 million markela found across the I nited $ A 9 5 disclose the names of undercover proposed law, which would' bar “watchdogs of government” and are Can you put on love today? \J Our Regular $9 In repair fur parliamentary aitr Slalra. private citizens from disseminating out to improve, not harm, U.S. ennlaining Big Ben and Weal- U.S. intelligence agents. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson Assorted checks and plaids m sturdy. machine an agent’s name even if gleaned from operations. Phil Pastoret washable gingham Sizes 8-20 minater Hall. 4 One section of the new law would Emanuel Lutheran Church provide that anyone with legal access unclassified sources, Schaap But Wolf and Schaap say this is "Their only evidence is that I have their motive as well. large breasts — and they aren't real­ to government secrets who publicly describes that as “blatantly un­ People who don’t believe in "Like everyone else, I may not be named an agent could be fined up to constitutional." “It’s not just naming for naming’s hell have never tried to get a ly that big " part for an appliance whose in the mood to work at times. But I Congressmen working on the sake," said Wolf. “The reason we l.i l.rqiong. 18, w ho com plained $50,000 and put in prison for up to 10 manufacturer went out of have a sacred obligation to the people legislation recognize that the name these people is that they are business a dozen years ago. — in a letter to a Peking years. who paid to see me, so I work. The measure risks being ruled un­ engaged in a form of foreign policy newapaper ailiiee column — that But more importantly, the audience will never know that I constitutional under the First which finds no place in our Constitu­ An optimist Is a fellow who well-endowed women in.fdiina are measure being considered also would didn't feel like doing this.” Amendment guarantees of free tion, has no place in our law." believes be can eat a jelly mialaheled aa prumiaruoua. The prescribe up to three years in prison dooghnat daring a coffee — Koherl Klein, comedian. Adds Schaap, “Ou^ntention is to break withoot having to have colum nial aaid it ia all right to he and as much as a $15,000 fine for speech and free prss. (IIBO) improve the United States govern­ Us salt cleaned. \olupluoua. private citizens who — without But Justice Department lawyer authorized access to classified infor­ Kenneth C. Bass III told the Senate ment. ’■ Washington Merry-Go-Round w l f / ^ 1 Any kid who tells you a half-century is $50 has been Pentagon planning of Iran raid ‘not very good,’ says brass spending more time watching old gangster films than he has a more charitable view of its failings In consulting the dictionary. By JACK ANDKltSON raid explanation that bad luck and manders. each of them experienced nian desert. By late January, the am not snubbed. I do not like political unforeseeable circumstances com­ in special operations: Col. Charles A. combined operation was ready, and in Iran, my associates Dale Van Atta conventions. I would rather be in the WASHINGTON — A top-secret and Ron McRae have learned. A When yon stop playing report to the Senate Armed Services bined to cause the mission's dis­ Beckwith for the commandos. Air performance continued to improve cool hills of West Virginia, carrying bridge and start to wield it as preliminary Pentagon evaluation of a familial weapon. It’s time to Committee has concluded that the astrous outcome. Force Col. James H. Kyle for the C- over the next three months. my fiddle with me, playing a tune the rescue attempt insists that the take ap piaockle. Pentagon brass "did not do a very "I believe very strongly,’’ 130 transport planes and Col. Charles- But Pitman found that his here or there and talking to my con­ planning was adequate, the equip­ good job of planning " for the Iranian ,McFarlane informed Tower, “that Pitman for the helicopters. helicopters, poised on the carrier stituents. I can just smell the air waf­ ment sufficient and the command- rescue mission last April. the heart of the several errors lies in Kitty Hawk, “were not being flown ting from the hills of home, where Separate Envoys the poor choice of the commander Training was under way in the enough.” The choppers were sup­ and-control procedures satisfactory. the streams are pure and the The detailed post-mortem on the Southwest desert by Dec. 8, and the But the secret evaluation Byelorussia and the and subsequent errors which were posed to be flown for three hours pressures and tensions of conven­ Ukraine, constituent republics botched attempt to free the hostages compounded as a result of his limited first full rehearsal was staged on every other day. But they were qot. acknowledges that "under the best of tions are unknown." of the USSR, have separate raises serious questions about the scope," Dec. 21. It was successful, as were The copters, on average, were flown circumstances, a certain number of representation in the United quality of U.S. all the subsequent periodic full-dress only 15 to 20 hours between January casualties” were expected among — Stung by Democratic taunts Nations General Assembly. While acknowledging that the com­ This is the result of a compro­ military / ^ mander, Maj. Gen. James B. Vaught, rehearsals. and mid-April, instead of the both the hostages and rescuers. The arising from the Ku Klux Klan’s en­ mise after the Soviet Union leadership and IS an “excellent soldier,” McFarlane Significantly, however, McFarlane designated total of 110 hours. operation also “might have en­ dorsement of Ronald Reagan, Rep. protested against the separate the d eg ree of notes that he was “experienced as a found that “no rehearsal was ever dangered” foreign nationals, in­ Bill Dannemeyer, R-Calif., told his admission of nnembers of the conducted when weather precluded cluding personnel of friendly em­ colleagues that if he wanted to, he British Commonwealth during cooperation Division Commander with substan­ Why the orders for crucial flight the formative days of the UN. among the armed tial combat but no special operations visual flight rules.” He explains: testing were not carried oui, bassies. There were no plans, the “could mention " that a Klan services. experience per se.” The Senate in­ ’’Jhe planning assumption McFarlane doesn’t say. It wasj"of report adds, for evacuating U.S. member is running for Congress on The report, vestigator concludes that Vaught was throughout the training was that in course, helicopter failures that citizens whose lives may have been the Democratic ticket. “But I will JMSMMnOIS endangered by retaliatory action stam ped "Top ^ ik simply “out of his depth.” the event of bad weather, the mission caused the mission to be scrubbed, not do that,” he said, deadpan, Open every night Secret,' was written by Senate in­ would be jx>stponed. In addition, no with the death of eight American after the raid. “because to make mention of that Monday through Sanirday Your Muter Charge vestigator Bud McFarlane. According to the report, Vaught provision or procedures were es­ commandos. Under the dome: A fter a fact would suggest ... an association GAMTisrSOIJ i ^SOFAS and VISA are welcome Although we have talked to fewer was selected by Gen. David Jones, tablished for reacting to bad weather The Pentagon's inability to carryl, newspaper reported that Senate between the Democratic Party and Anckrson-Uttk than 2f) key personnel,” he wrote to chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in the event it occurred after the mis­ out a relatively small-scale mission Majority Leader Robert Byrd was the Ku Klux Kan." Twice more, he So much f o r SO little. Sen John„Tower, R-Texas, “it is on Nov. 11, 1979, to “develop a sion was already launched.” like the April raid casts serious miffed at not having been given a mentioned that he >vould not mention MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER clear that major errors were made in capability for a military mission to Thus, the commanders had no doubts on its chances for success in role at the Democratic convention, such a thing, because it would be un­ WESTFARMSMALU FARMINGTON. NAUGATUCK VAUEY MALL. WATERBURY - MERIDEN MALL. MERIDEN the planning and execution of this' rescue the U.S. hostages.” prepared plan for dealing with the any project as ambitious as a limited he denied the story to my reporter fair — and of course he never did w do eoUlngt doorst OMlOi floors operation." By Nov. 21, Vaught had in turn dust storm conditions that the invasion of Iran. with rare eloquence. “I dm not identify the supposed Democratic The report belies the official post- chosen his three subordinate com­ helicopters encountered over the Ira­ Footnote: the Pentagon has taken irked,” said the West Virgnian. "I Klansman. EVENING HERALD, Mon , August 25. 1980 - 7 6 - E V E N IN q Mon_. AugiHlJi^ College offers Residents will oppose Father fails in attempt extra courses -il'k* condominium plans M A N C H E S T E R - Lloyd Holt, assistant dean of records at Manchester Community College, has an­ .MANCHESTER— Opposition to the Frank Simon of South Main Street, owns to save family in fire nounced the addition of)12 courses to be offered for the proposed condominium construction near the land, but it is apparently optioned to fall semester. According to Dr. Holt, the shdden influx of the Manchester Country Club has sur­ First Hartford, pending the zone change. C ALI M E T (.'ITV, III (LIPIl - at the rear of the home and another man were arrested for enrollment' this past month has necessitated the ad­ faced. Simon planned a subdivision, which has Neighbors begged James Stigall to A neighbor. Stephen Janowiak, disorderly conduct as they attempted ditional sections, especially in the Business Careers Divi­ A group of about eight South Main Street been approved, for the area. About 31 flee his blazing ramshackle home. said residents recently had formed to run inside the burning house to sion. residents sent letters to other residents single-family homes were planned by ' I m not coming down unless I can an ad hoc committee and complained rescue the family. The additional courses include Data Processing 213 last week organizing opposition to the plan Simon. The residents say they were not save my children first." the father of to city officials about the "They couldn't have saved (Computer Programming I COBOL) on Wednesdays priMented by First Hartford Realty. opposed to this plan, as the homes were seven screamed neighborhood's deteriorating, anybody in the shape they were in, " from 7 to 10:20 p.m.; Accounting 101 on Monday and T in corporation filed a plan to change similar to those already constructed. Moments later the house's roof dangerous housing conditions, es­ said Sgt, Konald J. Smolinski, who BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL Wednesday from 4:30 to 6:10 p.m. and Tuesday and 25.5wres of land, hear the country club's The First Hartford's plan is to construct collapsed in flames Sunday, trapping pecially at the Stigall home. But city claimed the three men had been good from August zstti thru August 30th only Thursday from 10:50 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; Business Law on sixth hole, to an M zone. The M zone, 108 condominiums which will sell from and killing Sligall and five of his officials did nothing, he said. drinking. Tuesday and Thursday from 9:25 a.m. to 10:40 a.m.; Data which allows construction of group between $80,000 and $100,000. The total daughters. Janowiak said the Stigalls lived "in The two sisters were reported in Processing 111 (Introduction to Data Processing) on dwellings, would be used to construct 108 number of units planned for the land is His body was found atop his 15- a junkyard ... It's no wonder it went good condition at the hospital, suf­ SHAMPOO, PERMS FROSTiGS Tuesday and Thursday from 3:05 p.m. to 4:20 p.m.; luxury condominiums, a tennis court and 130. month old daughter Samantha in the up like a matchbox ' fering from smoke inhalation, a Secretarial Science (Typewriting) on Tuesday and swimming pool. The area is presently second floor of the home that his "M y children played with the hospital spokesman said. Thursday from 7:20 p.m. to 8:35 p.m.; Biology 160 (Man zoned for single-family homes. Attorney to npeuk Hospital officials said Ha was in no HAIRCUT •25.00 neighbors called a firetrap. Stigalls. but 1 never let them go in­ •20.00 and the Environment) on Tuesday and Thursday from The letter sent by the opposition group M ANUIIES TER— The Manchester danger of losing the baby. Two other daughters, one of them side that firetrap. " Janowiak said. 9:25 a.m. to 10:40 a.m.; Psychology 111 (General states that allowing the zone change will Tenants Association will hear attorney Stigall s wife, Priscilla, was out of seven months pregnant, escaped the Another neighbor. Harry Fur- BLOWDRY Psychology I) on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from encourage other developments. There are Susan Lee at its meeting tonight. ’ ^ town at the time of the fire. several other large tracts of land where blaze in a south I ’hicago suburb The manskF said residents told the City 11:00 a.m. to 11:50 a.m,; English III (Introductory Com­ Ms. Lee. attorney for Connecticul Legal pregnant daughter. Ha, 17, was Counciiynd the mayor the Stigail The fire broke out about 3:40 a.m., •8.00 WITH THIS AD position). one on Tuesday and Thursday from 12:15 p.m. group dwellings could be built, according Service Inc. in Vernon, will speak on spread quickly and "totally to the letter. pushed from a second-floor window home "nmght go up in flames." to 1:30 p.m., one on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from "What a Fair Rent Commission Can Do demolished" the house. Bearlund HOURS: 21IV2 Spencer Si. by a neighbor and landed on an aw­ The naghbor who helped Ha es­ 9 :00 a .m, to 9:50 a.m., and one on Monday and Wednesday Besides the letters a lawyer has been for Manchester " said. He said the blaze s[Jread to two K-Mart Plaza ning that broke her tall cape s ^ d he had Samantha in his Mon a Tuet 10-5 from 5:35 p.m. to 6:50 p.m.; and Speech 213 (Effective hired by the residents to present their The meeting will be at 7:30 p m In the adjacent structures, causing a total Apple. Fire t'a p f Hubert Bearlund iden­ arm S't^t dropped her "because 1 Wed - FrI 10-8 Mancheater, Conn. Speaking) on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 views at the public hearing Sept. 8. John downstairs hall ot the Emanuel Lutheran tified the dead as Stigall. 57. and his couldn't breathe 1 did my best, " he of about $35,000 damage. Sat - 9 - 5 Walk-lne a.m. to 10;50 a.m. LaBelle Sr,, a Manchester attorney, has Church. 80 Church St The Stigalls had lived in their home 6 4 9 - 1 1 3 6 daughters.' Sheila. 13, Mary, 12. said Registration for the above and other MCC courses is been hired by the residents. The public is invited to the meeting to for at least five years. Stigall was a The residents say several factors, in­ Emma Jean 8. Bonnie. 3. and Another daughter. Lisa. 9, was available on a walkin basis on today from 4 to 7 p.m. and hear Ms Lee She also teaches a course in stepfather to Ha and one of the other cluding traffij flow problems, concern Samantha rescued by two men who pulled a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 1 to 4 p.m. landlord-tenant relations at Manchester Firefighters traced the blaze to a children, neighbors said. them. They are mainly concerned the con­ ladder up to the attic windows and Registration is opened to all full or part-time students Community College, and authored the fair dominium construction will damage the faulty appliance cord in a bathroom helped her climb down. The two men who have not previously registered. Registration will rent commission proposal which was take place at the Registrar's Office at the Administration rural atmosphere of the area. presented to the Vernon Town Council. Building on the Bidwell Campus. For additional informa­ Tentative contract set tion, call 646-4900, extension 281. Special celebration Hot air balloon, right, takes off as another balloon, left, prepares for Project HELP flight, during Waterfront Park Dedication Days in New Bedford, in Los Angeles strike Mass., Sunday. The take off was in front of the former New Bedford applications due Hotel, right, background, now a residence for senior citizens. (UPI LOS A.NGELES (UPl I — Power and water workers and preserve food ^ a d io /h a ( photo) The D W P lost 4t) percent of its electric power 5 the nation's largest municipally owned utility reached a MANCHESTER - Jacquilyn Billey, director of Buster Brown wants tentative agreement early today in a six-day strike that generating capacity because of the strike by 350 of its 7,- Project HELP (Handicapped Earning and Living 200 union workers. threatened the city with power blackouts and a dirty Project-Training) at Manchester Community College dressing up to be fun The level of service to clients was maintained by the ci­ water supply. says, applications are being accepted for the fall Car crashes kill three; ty. which bought power from other utilities. for kids. Here are just Ray Taylor, general manager of Local 18 of the Inter­ semester from individuals who are 21 years or older or Taylor said only about 200 workers actually took part in two ways to have fun national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, said striking who have completed high school requirements seeking a the strike because of off-days and vacations. heater’s hody recovered workers had been ordered to report to work immediately handicapped earning and living project-training in both very fitting and Taylor and .Mayor Tom Bradley announced the settle­ "If you can win a strike with 200 people, you have to say you have a strong (bargaining) unit. " he said. clerical skills. I nitrd Press Inter­ The U S. Goast Guard The body of James fashion-right. ment between the union and the Department of Power The 15-week program will begin Oct. 6 and offers a City Attorney Burt Pines said the striking workers national also recovered the body of Molner III, 39, was and Water, about 1:15 a m. PD T training program in basic clerical skills for adults with At least three persons a Beacon Falls man who recovered Saturday mor­ Bradley called the negotiations the "most difficult" in would be docked for the days they missed and faced Sensational Buy! Stereo Cassette Tape Deck! special needs. The project will train participants in the prosecution for violating a Superior Court injunction. died in weekend traffic ac­ had been reported missing ning after it was spotted by the city in five years competitencies they need to secure entiy-level clerical Taylor said those who took part in the strike would be SCT-30 cidents on Connecticut Aug. 16 when he fell from a boaters near Northport. Taylor said it was the "slickest municipal strike in positions; provide job placement counseling, inter­ reimbursed from a 10 percent contribution by each DW'P roadways while the body of boat while trying to fill a N.Y.. the Coast Guard history," adding. "W e didn't lose one lightbulb or one by Realistic’ viewing skills, and follow-up assistance; and provide a drop of water ' employee who continued to work. a boater who had been bucket with water. M m job placement service with the assistance of the Job Ser­ Taylor said the proposed one-year contract included a reported missing in Long vice Office of the SUte Labor Department, the Division 10 percent wage hike and an increase in medical benefits. Island Sound a week ago of Vocational Rehabilitation, the MCC Placement Office The workers had originally sought an 18 percent wage was recovered, authorities and the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. hike, while the city had offered a 9 percent hike m iK said. Wednesday Aug. 27th Classroom sessions are three hours a day, five days a Although formal talks collapsed during the weekend, T T ’S TIME TO J.G . H old er, 19, of l( lh« only diy for M U r S A U A K week for 15 weeks. Students will receive instruction in Quivira, Kan., died when negotiators continued to hold telephone discussions. On English, mathematics, office practice, typing, filing, use Sunday night. Bradley's spokesman Tom Sullivan said the four-wheel drive vehi­ of adding and calculating machines, office machines, prospects for resolving the dispute "look promising. " cle he was driving crossed GRUB PROOF cash register, job-seeking skills and functional living Junior Leaque Registration The strike had become increasingly bitter. On Satur­ Mountain Road and struck Buster Brown. day. Taylor warned residents of possible muddy tap skills. a tree about 6:15 a m. Sun­ come in from 11 a.m. till 3 p.m. YOUR LAWNI Students may apply on their own; be recommended by water, telling them, "we re gonna kill all the bugs tin the day. guidance and special education personnel from local to sign up for fall leagues now wateri. but you ain't gonna like the co lo r" Police said Holder was schools; or be referred to the program by the Division of forming The action would not cut down on water purification. Agw ay alone in the vehicle and Vocational Rehabilitation and the Board of Education Taylor said, but on the parts of the system that keep the Lawn Insect Tape not they were continuing their AgwayLawn and Services for the Blind. water clear .nciudea investigation into the acci­ Junior's FrI. at 3:30 starting Sept. S Project H E L P is being used as a model by other com­ Fearing that generating stations might close or break Insect Control Control dent. LEAGUES Every Sat. at 9:30 and 12:15 munity colleges in the State of Connecticut. For ad­ down, the city warned it might have to black out parts of with Diazinon® 3 Heads and Double Dolby* NR — Record, In Middletown, police ditional information, call or write; Jacquilyn Billey, the city on a planned, rotating basis to spread the • kills and controls Play and Monitor with Noise Reduction!! said Richard J. Geromln, available power around. DWP officials said. Japanese beetles and • 3-Positlon Bias/Equallzation Switches Project Director, Mail Station #6, Division of Community 28, of Middletown, died Sign up and take advantage Such blackouts would have lasted from two to five European chafer grubs, Act now and add professional cassette recording and • Dual Capstans for Precise Tape Handling Services, Manchester Community College, 60 Bidwell St., about 1:45 a.m. Sunday of our August 1 cent special hours, which is the estimated time that refrigerators and sod webworms and playback to your system at an unbelievably low sale Manchester, Conn, 06Q40. The telephone number is 646- when the motorcycle he chinch bugs • broad 5838. bowl first game for 80* freezers can maintain adequate cold temperatures to price' Separate record and play heads with two Dolby was riding struck a traffic range control of Insects sign and a tree. bowl the second for a penny on lawns, shrubs, roses, circuits let you monitor in Dolby— you hear exactly Reg. Police said Geromin died (Offer expires 8/31/80) flowers, ornamental and what your recording sounds like II also has a built-in i95 Church service in Middlesex Memorial fruit trees (85-0350,51) Dolby FM decoder, record calibrate controls with test 399.95 Hospital shortly after the Granular lone fine bias ad|ustment and much more' 14-603 R e c o rd . ALSO ADULT FALL LEAGUES accident which occurred on 25 lb covers 12.000 sq. f1. lurns into melee Route 17 at Highland 643-9802 .MOUNT C LEM EN S, Mich. l U P li — All five police of­ for most Insects, 10,000 Dolhv Laho'rttofes Manchester fire calls FORMING ------IM M IW IIJJII 1 Avenue Extension. ficers on duty and several sheriff's deputies were needed sq. ft. for white grubs. w s CALL FOR INFORMATION n Saturday. 12:37 a.m. — Car rollover on Buckland Road. State police today con­ to quell a melee among parishoners attending Sunday ...... ,rrr—1______I District I tinued their investigation service at the .Morning Star Baptist Church High-Fidelity “* ^ ^ Rolling Audio Rack Holds BRUNSWICK HOLIDAY LANES Saturday. 2:33 a.m. — Smoke investigation on North into an accident early The free-for-all was caused by a split in the congrega­ Condenser Mike By Realistic ■ I85-036ZI Liguid qu«M Tf«au 185-03601 CiquiO pinl Treats 2000 , Your Entire System Main Street. 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(Town) Calhoun led his worshippers in reading one Psalm, Lightweight Stereo cycle struck a utility pole while Bullock's followers read another aloud. Sunday, 9:49 p.m. — Car fire on Green Road. (District) at about 2:49 a m., state "1 was glad when they said unto me. let us go into the AOWAY @1 Hi-Fi Headphones Monday, 3:14 a.m. — Chair fire at 70 Buckingham police said. Street. (Town) house of the Lord." Calhoun's followers shouted from one 540 NEW STATE RD. PRO-10 by Realistic side of the church MANCHESTER 20% "It is a good thing to show forth the loving kindness in Now S8 savings- Reg. the morning. Bullock's side countered 643-5123 perlect lor tape 95 monitoring 20- 99.95 At the height ol the disturbance, police said 30 persons WOll-Fm 8:30^ TMUM TIL 0:30 SAT B-B 31 39.95 were lighting 20 000 Hz response Our offices will be Bacit toSchoM\ 33-1005 System 30-Cassette Carrying Case By Realistic components ...in STYLE! * nol includeo closed Saturday Sa v e 195

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(".I.'.I Road • Moneymarket In Food Mart: W Middle Turnpike In the Manchester 317 Highland Street Parkade * Moneymitkal In Highland Park Market: Highland Street, Manchester Shop Early lor Best Selection (JOVVNIOWN MANGHl SIEft VIHNON 1.314. 11 OPEN Thuts. nite til 9 Daily til 9 Sat. 5 30 Check Your Phone Book for the Radio /hack PRICES MAY VARY AT INDIVIDUAL STORES Manchester • 040-4277 Store or Dealer Nearest You A DIVISION OF TANDY CORPORATION E VEWNG^ ^Aujusl 1980- 9 <* - KVfNlNC. H ERALD, Mon., Auguat 25, 1980 Constables ' Popular new courses Weclclinqs. pass gun test Kellogg-Goss BOLTON — Bolton’s constables help teachers w i t h -stress House-Bailey all qualified during a recent firearms practice at the police range in An­ were taught how to probe Brenda Anne Bailey of Manchester and Edward Aaron Sally Elizabeth Goss of Manchester and David Holt Kids who have been principles, to involving from burning out or drop­ dover. Resident Elate Trooper House III of Hyannis, Mass., were married Aug. 23 at St. Kellogg of Colchester were married Aug. 23 at Center picking on teachers should school principals." ping out. deeper than the apparent Congregational Church in Manchester. Robert Peterson said, "We practiced A cadre of 60 Maryland "The level of student dis­ surface causes of stress. James’ Church in Manchester. in the rain and everybody qualified." be warned; The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. cipline, violence and They also were briefed The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. The constables will continue Thousands of teachers teachers and staff Bailey of 586 Spring St., Manchester. The bridegroom is teacher stress still on the bad effect of self- Goss of 36 Harvest Lane, East Hartford. The bridegroom firearms practice at their next seeking peace in the members — who are the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. House of Schenec­ is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whittle of St. expected to pass their new demands a a major action perpetuating negative meeting on Sept. 8. classroom are plunging tady, N.Y. know-how to groups of effort, " the NEA reported examples — the Petersburg, Fla. Trooper Peterson said, “I plan to into self-help courses powerlessness of negative The Rev. Sydney McNeil of Boston College celebrated ’The Rev. Chester Copeland of Center Congregational guaranteed to make them their colleagues later — at its recent annual have them continue practice every the nuptial mass and performed the double-ring Church officiated at the double-ring ceremony. Harry sharper about Handling took the short course meeting in Los Angeles. thinking ceremony. Carr of Manchester was organist. other month throughout the winter.” stress, discipline and known as “Mallory's A just -completed “ Ask lor help' the The bride was given in marriage by her father. ’The bride was given in marriage by her father. Some constables will be Method for Avoiding nationwide NEA teacher teachers were told. taking refresher courses during the violence. Miss Eileen Bailey of Manchester was her sister’s Marie A. Osborn of Manchester was maid ffi honor. They're also learning Madness." opinion poll shows more Records show teachers maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. David Boyce of Bridesmaids were Jacalyn Goss of Manchester, the upcoming police school in East Wind­ Between 35 and 50 Penn­ than 40 percent either tend to get into trouble sor. Peterson said the constables will how to survive other Newton, Mass., the bride’s sister; Miss Lee Scott and sylvania teachers also would refuse, or probably trying to go it alone when bride’s sister; and Donna Kellogg of Colchfcster, the be attending school on their own and problems — demanding Miss Amy Sutton, both of Manchester. have gone through refuse, to become a things start getting out of bridegroom’s daughter. deciding which courses they want to parents, oversized classes, hand. Stephen House of Milford. Mass., was his brother’s best Richard Wheeler of Norwich served as best man. “ Mallory's Madness." teacher if they could gc take. excessive redtape. man. Ushers were David House of Upton, Mass., the Ushers were Richard Goss of Glastonbury and Philip Consider “ Mallory's They are supposed to pass back to college days and bridegroom's brother; ’Thomas Bailey Jr. of Burbank, on what they have learned start over. Last year "Many educators find it Goss of East Hartford, brothers of the bride. Madness,” one example of difficult to ask for help Calif., the bride's brother; and William Powers of to about 5,000 other fewer, 32 percent, felt that the new hot courses. when they need it, and they Winnetka, 111. A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, teachers this fall, said way. Andover sets The workshop developed elten feel that If they ask a A reception was held at the Manchester Country Club, after which the couple left for Bermuda. They will reside by Richard Mallory and Frank Leuschner, state An NEA spotchec'k ol in Colchester. education association programs to combat supervisor, it mav get after which the couple left for Bermuda. town meeting Andrew Griffin of the NEA them into trouble, " said Mrs. House until recently was employed at Human spokesman, stress, deal with discipline Instruction and Develop­ Fred llusmann. an official Resource Institute of Boston. Mr. House is employed as a Both Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg are employed at the Pratt & A lot of the new stress and get a handle on the ANDOVER — A Town Meeting ment staff, and Robert el the Illinois Education marketing representative for Mobil Oil Company. Whitney Aircraft Group of United Technologies Corp. in will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. at An­ Carkhuff, provides no sim­ management courses violence syndrome shows (Naylor photo) these developments. Association "The feeling Mrs. Kdward A. House 111 Mrs. David H. Kellogg East Hartford. (Nassiff photo) dover Elementary School to adopt an ple answer started by teachers are run ol being trapped in a by National Education In Illinois more than 1- ordinance and approve an appropria­ "Solutions range from a elassroem can be a very teacher having to think like Association affiliates in 500 teachers attended tion. workshops. Participants stresslul situation " Residents will be asked to adopt an a disruptive student so as cooperation with local BurrSklodowski •. Becker- Kogut ordinance that will provide a proper­ to stay one step ahead, ' school bosses and others ty tax exemption on certain solar X says Mallory, "to knowing who have a stake in the Joanne Pauline Sklodowski of Rockville and Michael Carole Kogut of Glastonbury and Timothy H. Becker of energy systems. Ihe difference between nation s classrooms. Warren Burr, also of Rockville, were married Aug. 23 at Manchester, were married Aug. 22 at the Church of the The ordinance, a copy of which is leaving a situation alone or The NEA, a teachers' un­ St. John's Episcopal Church in Vernon. Assumption in Manchester. on file at the Town Office Building, is committing oneself to ac­ ion with 1.8 million year round cratts The bride is the daughter of Joseph P. Sklodowski of 174 in accordance with state statutes. tion, to knowing how to use members, says one other (not Just at holiday time) •) W. Main St., Rockville. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Kogut of Those at the meeting will also be elementary psychological purpose is to keep teachers and Mrs. Russell Burr of 23 Hale St., Rockville. Chaplin and Hartford, respectively. asked to approve an additional $6,913 We maintain our complete •) The Rev. Canon Francis Belden celebrated the mass Mr. Becker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Becker appropriation to the 1979-1980 budget and performed the double-ring ceremony. Jean Higgins OVER 80 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICEI of 25 Downey Drive. Manchester. for Regional School District 8 as Domino Wizards assortment of beade-aequina- of Stafford Springs was soloist. recommended by the Board of rjnga-corda-ribbona-flowera- The bride was given in marriage by her father. The Rev, George Laliberte of the Church of the Finance. John Wickham, 19, of Furnam University of South Carolina, z.. atlas bantly Lynn Richard of Manchester, the bride’s cousin, was Assumption celebrated the nuptial mass and performed fake furs, etc. maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Sharon Burr, Barbara the double-ring ceremony. Tom Keleher of Dayton. N.J.,- right, and Fred Klein, 19, of Drake University of Iowa, high • 24 Hour Emergency Service OPfN MONDAY Burr and Kathleen Burr, all of Rockville and sisters of was soloist. school classmates, join hands to topple the first tile which led Beethoven Chorus / ■ V * ^ Service the bridegroom; and Sharon Cote of Rockville. Corinne to the fall of 255,388 other wooden pieces, the new world record ( _ D e liv e r^ • Clean Heating Oils every ( Burr of Rockville, the bridegroom’s niece, was flower Mrs. Carol Lepage of Plainville was maid of honor. MANCHESTER—The Beethoven for dominoes. (Top photo.) General view of the hall at a little Bridesmaids were Ms. Elaine Becker of Los Angeles, girl. Chorus will rehearse Tuesday at Hakone, Japan, hotel with spectators watching from the tWnf • Robert Soucier of Rockville served as best man. Calif., Ms. Nancy Millette of East Hartford and Mrs. Lin­ Emanuel Lutheran Church from 10 to 649-4595 Ushers were Richard Cote and Clifford Hutson, both of da Gower of Manchester. stands as the stage was set for two Americans to break world f 11 a m. Male singers who are retired ' ' Call Us For Your Home Heating the m'tracU of ma'mJtrtdt) Rockville; and Stanley Stawicki and Anthony VonRaeder, domino record Sunday. (UPI photo) Vincent Salvatore of Manchester served as best man. are welcome to join the choir. Coffee And Air Conditioning Needs ... both of Rockville and cousins of the bride. Stephen will be served before the rehearsal. Calhoun of Manchester, the bridegroom's cousin, was Ushers were Joel Arker of Hookset, N.H. Ushers were Mark Bretschneider of Flint. Mich., and Edward Kogut ring bearer. A reception was held at the Italian Social Club in Jr. of Hartford. Kidnapping charge lodged Rockville, after which the couple left for Myrtle Beach A reception was held at the Glastonbury Hills Country and Virginia Beach. ’They will reside in Rockville. ’ Club, after which the couple left for Los Angeles, Calif. WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) - A to drive to her home. HOWOWOUESTEHBSrSOURa Mrs. Burr is employed as a medical secretary at The They will reside in Manchester. (Ciolkosz photo) cleaning man has been arrested and There, the man called Mrs. Henley's V-- Travelers Insurance Co, in Hartford. Mr. Burr, a charged with kidnapping a 64-year-old husband, Earle, an official of the Singer volunteer fireman for the Town of Vernon Fire Depart­ u 'c Chappaqua woman and holding her for Company, in Stamford Conn., and ment, District 1, Rockville, is employed as a light truck demanded the money for her safe release. Mrs. Mirhael W. Burr driver at Roy’s Auto Parts, Rockville. (Busker photo) Mrs. Timothy H. Becker ransom, police say. HBPSOUR Robert Wooley. 29, of Elmsford, was Mrs. Henley was then ordered to drive held without bail and charged with first- back to White Plains. On the way there, degree kidnapping in the Aug. 11 abduc­ the gunman got out, letting Mrs. Henlry Shacketi’Provencher tion of Grace Henley. go free. KWEST ENB6Y EffOn: 10 rules to fight inflation Mrs. Henley, an attorney, of Chap­ Henley, grateful for his wife's safe Uenise Marquerile Provencher of East Hartford and formed the double-ring ceremony. paqua, was held prisoner for more than return, later dropped off $1,000 to the kid­ napper at an undisclosed location in Stam­ John Robert Shackett of Manchester,'were married Aug. Norma D. Collins of Alburqueque, N.M., was maid of MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) save money because you idea, it’s also an act of often exasperating, but two hours while her kidnapper tried un­ 1 in Alburquerque. N.M. honor. — Steve Brobeck has are less likely to make persistence is the key. successfully to get $100,000 in ransom ford. good citizenship. Brobeck White Plains police said they traced The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Edward M. Collins of Alburquerque, N.M., served as something America is extravagant or spur-of-the- said. "Sellers are assertive or from her husband. Wooley using Henley 's description of a car F'rovencher of 31 Lorraine Court, East Hartford. ’The best man. looking for in the 1980s — moment purchases. “’They (people who use they couldn't stay in She was abducted from her White Plains bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. The couple will reside at Kirtland AFB, Alburquerque. 10 rules telling how to fight Buying used merchan­ business," he said. office — in the Grace Episcopal Church at the kidnapper used as well as information less gas) are going to be given by a business associate of the Schacitett of 198 McKee St., Manchester. Mr. Shackett is serving as a security specialist in the inflation. dise, especially from good citizens. They’ll cut "Shoppers also have to be 33 Church St. — by an armed man who ap­ suspect's. The Rev ,1 Robert Hamilton of Christ Church per­ U S. Air Force and is stationed at Kirtland AFB, N.M. Brobeck, executive someone you are familiar down energy use and it will assertive. proached her from behind and ordered her director of the Consumer with, can result in sizeable make us less dependent on "If you're dissatisfied Federation of America, savings. Brobeck said. imported fuel." with something, call up the drew up the rules and is "By buying used you can Weatherizing homes can merchant. Be assertive School damage cost high Births. preparing a pamphlet take advantage of the mean additional energy and talk it out. An honest explaining his ideas and tremendous depreciation," savings and possible tax businessman will listen LutuKpp*-, .AiidreH Paul, son of Mrs. Cletto Zanlungo of Manchester. Kuzluwiiki, Kuren Marie, The monthly regular maintenance costs how to apply them. he said, "A car depreciates credits for some im­ and respond,” Brobeck > ERNON— From June 1 through June Paul Jr and Shirley Curtis Latulippe Her maternal great-grandmother is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey for each school was as follows: Adult The pamphlet will be up to a third after the first provements or additions. said. "If that doesn't work, 30 the Board of Education spent $994 to of Wo ;r>ck Valley. He was born Mrs. Doris Phillips of San Jose. Kozlowski of 19 Elm St.; Rockville. Basic Education Center, $283; Center printed in a month or two. year. A large appliance go to the store. Go at a correct damage at several of the schools. .Aug 13 at Rockville General Calif. Her paternal great­ She was born Aug 9 at Rockville Co-op shopping, although Road School, $75; Lake Street School. Meantime, Brobeck out­ could depreciate up to one- busy time, but don’t be It has spent $7950 to repair acts of van­ Hospital ills maternal grandparents grandmother is Mrs. Adele Unlungo not available everywhere, $130; Maple Street School, $7.36; General Hospital. Her maternal lined his material in a re­ half” hostile. Articulate your dalism for the year to date. r u Mr and Mrs. Paul Latulippe Sr. of Manchester. She has a sister. grandmother is Evelyn Snay of is a less expensive way of Northeast School, $45.29. cent interview. The biggest drawback in buying goods and services complaint and in many in­ The major items in the yearly report in­ ol V vrnoii He has a sister, April- Amber Lynn, 3. Rockville. Her paternal grand­ Also: Rockville High. $1211; RHS Vo-Ag Some of the rules are buying used goods is the — from groceries to loans stances the merchant will cluded $3660 to repair damage at Ihe ,)ean parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Center, $274; Skinner Road School, $1345; just common sense. Others lack of a warranty. and financial help through respond.” Maple Street Elementary School and $3652 Pisch, Gregory Scott, son of Ray­ Kozlowski of Rockville. are drawn from Brobeck's “You have to be a little at Rockville High School. Of the total, $413 Sykes School, $122; Talcottville School, \ m t >, l.inu \nn. daughter of credit unions. As a last resort, Brobeck mond G. and Peggy A. Thibodeau background in consumer more careful. Try to buy was spent at the Lake Street School and $76; Middle School, $89; and Vernon William C. Jr and Dolores Michaud Pisch of Andover. He was bom Aug. Trahan, Lynn Marie, daughter of Brobeck said com­ said, take complaints to a education and his work from an individual, from $225 at the Skinner Hoad School. Elementaryr $1728, a total of $4388. Avery of 232 Woodlawn Circle, East 17 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Philip and Anita Soucier Trahan of 74 plaining about rip-offs or consumer agency or to with CFA, the largest con­ another member of the court. llartlord She was born Aug 13 at His maternal grandparents are Mr. Range Hill Drive, Vernon. She was problems with products is Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her and Mrs. Herbert Thibodeau of sumer advocacy group in family or friends," he said. bom Aug. 10 at Rockville General the United States. maternal grandparents are Jeanine Manchester. His paternal grand­ "You’re more likely to get Hospital. Her maternal grandparents They are; a decent product from Michaud ol New Britain and Bernard mother is Irene Pisch of Manchester. are Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Soucier of Area news briefs Michaud of South Windsor. Her 1. Budget your income someone you know. Rockville. Her paternal grand­ 2. Shut the door on door- "If you can't find want IN PICTURES paternal grandparents are Mr and Leonard, Scott Michael, son of Lt. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert to-door salesmen you want, look at com­ Mrs William C Avery Cmdr. Fred and Mrs. Marie 'G. Trahan of Vernon. MOVING MOUNTAINS Board meeting clerk for Its regular Veleran’s forms 3. Shop with a list munity bulletin boards, the monthly meetings Leonard Parker of San Diego, Calif. 4. Buy used .ANDOVER—The Board of BOETt fN—Discharge \ rni>t rung, Morgan Anne, He was born April 12 at Sharp Cramer, Daniel Paul Jr,, son of classified ads or even scheduled for the third 5. Compare prices Education will meet papers for veterans of war daughter ol James E. and Geraldine Hospital, San Diego. His maternal Daniel P. and Susan M. Pickering advertise yourself.” Wednesday of each month 6. Rip up credit cards Comparing prices is just Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the periods must be filed by McDermott Armstrong of 86 Green grandparents are retired Marine Cramer of 3 Hammond St., at the Community Hall. Sept. 30 to be eligible for 7. Use less gasoline good common sense. Andover Elementary Manor Road.’ Manchester. She was Corps Captain and Mrs. John P. Rockville. He was born Aug. 12 at School conference room. The clerk should be able to the veterans exemption. born Aug 14 at M anchester Grando of San Diego. His paternal 8. Weatherize your home Buying needed goods at the type and operate a tape Rockville General Hospital. His 9. Shop co-op The agenda includes Catherine Leiner, town Memorial Hospital Her maternal grandparents are retired Air Force lowest price should be the recorder. Shorthand is maternal grandparents are Mr. and 10. Complain when dis­ several resignations and clerk, said, "Being as gr,indparents are Mr and .Mrs. Lt. (^1. and Mrs. Fred Leonard of goal of every consumer. helpful but not necessary. Mrs. Walter Black of Brushton, N.Y. satisfied Credit cards can be the appointments, establish­ though the exemption is for Patrick McDermott of West Hart- Manchester. He has a sister, Shelley Anyone interested in the His paternal grandmother is Mrs. One of the hardest rules - financial downfall of peo­ ment of a learning dis­ war periods only, the filing lord Her paternal grandmother is Marie, 4. Kathleen Cramer of Glastonbury. He position or for more infor­ to follow is budgeting in­ ple who use them unwisely. abilities position, bus will only affect new Nina Armstrong ol Manchester She has a sister, Vicky Lynn, 1. routes approval, lunch, mation call Philip Dooley residents of Bolton." has a sister. Meeghan. 4 McGlotlilin, John Richard, son of come, Brobeck said. Brobeck said he carries a ' at 649-3096 or may fill out "It takes some time and credit card for con­ iH milk, and breakfast prices, Marine Corps Capt. John R. and Jill substitute pay rate ap­ an application at the Board Fair booklet Dii-/in. Ilfiiilicr Ellen, daughter Leonard McGlothlin of Temecula, effort, but if you can come venience when traveling of Selctmcn's office at the looking everywhere to conserve Cut flowers up with a workable budget but admits the card costs proval and adoption of an SOI TH In our ongoing efforts at making ol Micick S and Anne Reichelt Dusz- Calif. He was born July 28 at the alternate reading Community Hall. WINDSOK-The 1980 ny 1,1 40 Talrott Ave . Vernon. She Naval Regional Medical Center at you'll be better off.’’ the CFA "hundred^ of energy conservation really work, we at energy and cut costs. HASLETT, Mich, (UPI) - Door-to-door salesman Moving coal is no small serves of more than 200 program Wapping Fair Booklet will was born Aug. 14 at Manchester Camp Pendleton. Calif. His maternal dollars a year in extra job. These two workers are million tons of low-sulfur, Bloodinohile visit Fragrant cut flowers such as roses seem to prey most on Board members will be distributed on Northeast Utilities are using the We want to save you money Memorial Hospital Her maternal grandparents are retired Air Force expenses.” dwarfed by a ITO-ton off- relatively high-BTU coal. can go on giving pleasure- after When the mine reaches full receive various reports in­ ANDOAEK-The Wednesday, Aug. 27 and grandparents are Mr and Mrs, Nor­ Lt. Col. and Mrs. Fred Leonard of lower-and middle-income "It’s so much easier to highway truck at the newest technology to harness our and keep electricity affordable for passing their peak. people. They should be do a lot of things that are Colowyo coal mine located capacity by 1983, it will cluding a financial sum­ Columbia-Hebron-Andover can be obtained at the man Reichelt of Big Pine Kay, Fla. Manchester. His paternal grand­ If you catch them before the yield approximately 4.3 mil­ avoided for two reasons, unnecessary. I eat out a lot near Craig, Colorado. Oper­ mary, a review of the chapter of the American library or Town Hall. oUest source of energy—the sun. everyone. But, like everyone' che, Her palernal grandparents are Mr. parents are retired Marine Corps blossoms start to turn brown, their ated as a partnership by lion tons of coal per year Brobeck said. more when 1 use the card," summer maintenance Red Cross will have a and Mrs Mieczyslaw Duszny of Col. and Mrs. Joseph McGlothlin of petals can be dried and used in pot­ subsidiaries of W.R. Grace & and help to serve the coun­ program and several We’ve designed our new we’re affected by inflation, too. Thar’s “’Their prices tend to be he said. “It poses an try’s energy needs for the bloodmobile Monday from South Windsor Her great­ Yuma, Ariz. pourri. ’The Rose Growers Associa­ Co. and The Hanna Mining policies. Park Cards higher and you’re at a dis­ almost irresistible tempta­ Company, the mine has re­ next 35 years. 1:30 to 6;30 p.m. at the An­ building at Tolland, Connecticut, why, if we are to pro\’ide sutlicienr grandmothers are Mrs Olga Cunha tion tells how; dover Congregational SOI Til ol South Windsor and Mrs, Anna Wililc, Meeghan Criatin, advantage shopping in your tion to spend money." WINDSOK-The Recrea­ Remove the petals and let them own home," he said. “You New appointments Church on Route 6. with many important energy electricity now and plan for the Jones of Long Beach, Calif. daughter of Harold III and Constance Car pooling, using public tion Department has an­ dry for a few days on a cookie sheet can walk out of a store and Anyone from age 18-66 Satkiewicz Wilde of West Willington. transportation and ANDOVER-The Board nounced that all season conservation features, including 80 future, our revenues must increase to or other flat surface. For each quart think a purchase over, but m m t of Selectmen made several may donate blood. Children < liiuri/.io. Jovliua Ehrislopher, She was born Aug. 8 at Rockville eliminating unnecessary ---- 1----REAL ESTATE pass holders for Veteran's of petals, add one tablespoon of appointments at its last age 17 may donate if they solar collectors. keep pace with rising costs. son of Christopher and Sheila Seibert General Hospital. Her maternal it’s harder to get a persis­ use ol private automobiles Memorial Park should fixative. Dried lavender and oak tent salesman out of your -IK? &PRACTKES meeting. Fiances LaPine have a Red Cross permis­ Chianzio of West VVillington. He was is a good way to cut infla­ THI UQUiniO COURM ROM THB Rm I Estale They will use the sun, a Our commitment at Northeast grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eld- moss are the most common. Both are and Julia'^averl were re­ sion slip signed by a parent keep their cards for use born Aug 14 at Manchester mund Satkiewicz, of Vernon. Her house.” tion. Cutting gasoline use is EalafiMM's Uaanaa next season. sold in herb and spice shops and most appointed « alternates to or guardian. pollution-free, constantly renewable Utilities is to find the Ix'st and most Memorial Hospital His maternal paternal grandparents are Mr. and Shopping with a list can not only a money saving M ANCHESTER at Howell Chonoy Toch Any questions about the drugstores. the Wetlands Commission Walk-ins are welcome. grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Harold E. Wilde Jr. of Put petals and fixative in a glass procedure, should be source of energy, to help us with our affordable way to meet our present and boginning Soptombor 10, 1080, for three year terms, Jean Gasper is the An­ William Seibert of Burnham. Maine. Rockville. She has two brothers, Son­ container, add two or three drops of directed to the Recreation Wodnosdoy ovoningt 0:30-0:30 pm for Steven Fish and David dover coordinator. future energy needs. L.'sing the sun H is paternal grandparents are Mr. ny and Chad. your favorite perfume, close con­ Winery tours Department at 644-2433. energy needs. And we haven’t and Mrs Gilford White of Coventry. 12 wooko. Post were reappointed to Women’s lea is just one more way we’re helping tainer tightly and shake it well. ’Then, (UPI) member wineries open to the Conservation Commis­ stopped there. In this experiment He has two sisters. Samantha. 11, llotchkiHH, Michelle Ruth, shake it every other day for 10 days. — A new revised, updated the public. Each listing in­ Ear Maalar Charoa/Vlaa BOI.TON-The Bolton and Erin, 5. phona raglatraMon sion for three year terms, we’re also using sophisticated solar to make that future bright. daughter of George M. Sr. and For additional fragrance, add a guide to one of ’s cludes travel information, l^[pi eaN4M.ISM J. Russell Thompson was Women’s Club will have a Sharon Anderson Hotchkiss of 33 cinnamon stick and two to four leading tourist attractions, hours and the winery’s appointed civil membership tea Aug. ‘28 at monitoring systems that will let us /unlungo, Amy Lynn, daughter of Orchard St,, Rockville. She was born vanilla beans. Or add the dried, its wineries, has just been telephone number. For a since 1957. over 26,000 etudente have succetefully com­ preparedness director for a 8 p.m. at the home of Zenta m NORTHIiASI' 1ITII.ITII:!; Paul and Lynn Burns Zanlungo of Aug. 8 at Rockville General Hospital. pleted courses In this program offered by know where the most savings will be grated peel of one lemon. It will help published by the Wine free copy, send your one year term. Barger, Old Bolton Road. \ Ashford .She was born Aug. 15 at Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. preserve the pojpourri while adding Institute, a trade associa­ request with a stamped, THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Anyone interested in more Tlie South American country and how best to use this technology. Doing everything in our pov\ or .Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her William Anderson of Hamden. Her scent. tion. More than five million self-addressed business lilOfidaU S CanUmilm iEMiaNiw, IMOO. OMrrs, OT OitM information about the club of Brazil derives its name CaR , 1980 —J I 10 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 25, 1980

munity Service Council. “ As in Friday evenings 23rd Annual Peach One of the most difficult parts of house said it's one thing to get it up baseball and football when you are Festival was really the 24th. That’s if the trip East Hartford’s historic on the wheels but another thing to Soderholm answers boss not doing well, you don’t can the A s, pitched two innings of relief. "The C h ild C ^ Board has done all you want to count the year of the bad Selden Brewer House will have to back it down into a hole. me into a deeper depression. The including two with strikeouts Him team, you can the m anager.” ANAHEIM. Calif. (UPI) - Eric New York manager Dick llowser it could to prwitte a safe, efficient peach harvest back in the early 60s. take today is when it’s backed into base hit today hopelully will help me Davis, who went 1 2-3 innings, raised Following his statements, the panel Soderholm says Yankee owner said he didn't know and first-rate day care center" — Then Eighth District Fire Chief the section of Naubuc Avenue leading John Samsel, the husband of South George Steinbrenner’s pubic come out of it, " his record to 5-3 Davis relieved Tom Child Care Board attorney Wayne to its new site next to the Hockanum Windsor Child Care Board member investigating the dispute Soderholm came olf the bench in if Guidry will start Underwoi'd in the litth when the Francis Limmerick was forced to chastisement last week threw him against the A's. Gerit commenting on the dispute cancel the event after judging the Library. Employees of the tree ser­ Terry, commented on the dispute reprimanded him for his proposed into a deprossion he doesn't need in the seventh inning to single home the Angels scored two runs (od stall ' Margaret H. Uunn last month. (a pennant race) before With him Ron Guidry, whi' was scheduled t(> Other survivors are a brother, Other survivors are his wife, a Rich Gossage rec(>rded his 22nd IfAKl'KOHD — Mrs. Margaret daughter, a brother, and several coming out and saying things it threw start Tuesday against the Oakland Kristoffer; a sister, Amy; his pater­ save by getting the linal three outs. (Brewer) Dunn. 66. of Rocky Hill, nieces and nephews. nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. wife of Stanley F Dunn and sister of The funeral is Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Stephen Brewer of South Windsor, Edward P. Popovitch of East Hart­ Calvary Temple, West Hartford. died Aug 21 at St. Francis Hospitla ford: his paternal great­ Friends may call at the Taylor & Mo- and Medical Center. grandmother, Mrs. Grace Bolduc of deen Funeral Home, 136 S. Main St., Pirates^ mound staff Ellington; his maternal grand­ Born in Hartford, she was the West Hartford, tonight from 7 to 9. parents. Mr and Mrs. Vincent J. daughter of the late Patrick and Memorial donations may be made to 2 Kathnne (Sheridan) Brewer. Bifolck Of V'ernon; and his god­ Abrupt landing parents, Vincent J. and Jeanette D. Calvary Temple, 1855 Albany Ave., Other survivors are two sons, a West Hartford, or the, American Bifolck of Rockville. Philadelphia’s Lonnie Smith was called sale at second base daughter, a sister, and four Cancer Society, 670-Pr5spect Ave., underrated-Tanner A mass of Christian burial was held against Giants when John LeMaster took late throw but base grandchildren. Hartford. The funeral was this morning from this morning and burial was in St. runner was knocked back when collision followed. (UFl photo) NEW YORK (UPli - Pittsburgh games. Pittsburgh pili hcrs allowed to score The Hues added their linal the Cromwell Funeral Home, 506 Bernard's Cemetery. The Ladd Richard V. Mirkewicz manager Chuck Tanner got an " only live runs I'n 16 hits run in the ninth on Lee Lacy s RBI Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave., Main St., Cromwell, with a mass of LEBANON— Funeral services for on his post-game quiz. His reward — "This may be the best .series we’ve double Christian burial at St. James Church, Rockville, had charge of Richard V. Mickewicz, 38, of York l-JtoH liitched all year. " Tanner added In .M. other games, Los .Angeles arrangements. keeping a two-game lead over the 5 Rocky Hill. Burial was in Cedar Hill Road, Lebanon, who died Saturday, second-place Montreal Flxpos. Candelaria, alllu'iigh beaming ever di'wned New York 3-2. Montreal out- will be Tuesday morning. Sunday's perlerinance, reliised to slugged San Diego 12-9. Philadelphia Cemetery. Hartford. Friends may Guthleen S. Vlorell Red Sox get help "Why are the Pirates doing so make memorial contributions to the Born in Manchester on July 14, Clown convention well? " Tanner questioned himsell make excuses ter his paltry record trounced San Francisco 7-1, Atlanta Arthritis Foundation, 1212 Avenue of HARTFORD - Cathleen 1942, he was the husband of Betty "My ba("k has been fine." said lopped St Louis 10-5. and Houston More than 160 clowns, in all sizes, shapes three-day convention was headquartered at after the Pirates completed a three- the Americas. New York, N Y. 10036. (Sullivan) Morell, 80, of 19 Ferncrest Abild Mickewicz and the son of Vin­ game sweep ol the Cincinnati Reds Candelaria Belori" I was just trimmed Chicago 2-1 Drive. East Hartford, widow of Alton cent Mickewicz of Rockville and and costumes, competecl at the sixth annual the Holiday Inn in East Hartford. Here, clow- from Bill Campbell Sunday with a 5-2 victory. "Got to be giving up loi> many runs ti'o early I DmIp i. J. Mc|. 2 Herman (J. Lerner X. Morell Sr., died Aug. 23 at St. Kamille Gromulski Mickewicz of New England Clown Convention competition ning around, are a few of the contestants, our pitching. Our pitching staff has let mysell down and let the team Dusty Baker and Rick Monday « ESI' H ARTFORD - Herman Francis Hospital and Medical Bolton; helfi Sunday at the Hartford Civic Center. The (Herald photo by Ryder) SEATTLE (UPl) - The Boston game that he has had a sore arm for been underrated. That "Candy Man down 1 should win mi'ie. But today. I belted solo homers and Derrel Center. Charles Lerner, 93, formerly of 83 He lived in Lebanon for six years Red Sox are going to need all the help his last three starts. (John Candelaria) was something was hitting the corners pretty go(>d " Thomas drove in the winning run She was born in Lynn. Mass., and Handel Road. East Hartford, died prior to his death and was a member they can get to get within striking The Red Sox put togther six con­ He's had back problems, but when The sweep bumped the Reds into with a fourth-inning double, backing Aug. 22 in a local convalescent had lived in East Hartford the last 50 of the First Congregational Church distance in the American League's secutive hits and a double steal in the third place behind Houston and L(>s the ci'iiibined tour-hit pitching of years. his back is right, he cab pitch with hospital. He was born in Rockville there. At the time of his death, he Glassman urges action Eastern Division race. second. them all " Angeles in the NL West Burt llo('l(>n and Steve Howe Survivors are a son, Alton X. and had been a resident of East Hart­ was employed as a senior Bill Campbell, who had all but dis­ Jim Rice and Carlton Fisk led off Candelaria. 9-13, yielded only five ■'Den t bury us yet. ” warned Cin­ l 12. Padre. «* ford for many years. He was an Morell Jr of East Hartford; a engineering representative for the appeared for a year-and-a-half with the inning with singles Dwight hits, struck out seven, walked one cinnati manager .lohn MeNamara Pinch hitler Warren Cromalie Army veteran of World War I. and daughter, Mrs. Marion Graveline of Aetna Life and Casualty Co. of Hart­ persistent shoulder problems, gave Evans, No 7 in the order. double(J in and during one stretch retired 12 But he admitted his club can't allord singled h(>me the go-ahead run in a until his retirement, he was Manchester; five grandchildren, and ford and a member of the Lebanon on tech school project Boston an encouraging performance one run and Glenn Hoffman and Gary batters in a row. Through the three "to wait loo long' to begin hitting three-run seventh te rally .Montreal employed by the Pratt & Whitney a great-granddaughter. Board of Education. Sunday night in a 10-7 victory over Allenson, who had three RBI apiece, again. to a comeback triumph Reliever Aircraft Group of United The funeral is Tuesday at 10:15 Besides his wife, he is survived by MANCHESTER - State Rep. Glassman said. He added that nnre jobs they trained for, a percentage the Seattle Mariners. each singled in a run "'rile most frustrating lime for a Elias .So.sa. 8-5, picked up the win the review is done, a judgment will Technologies Corp.. East Hartford. am. from the Callahan Funral two sons, Richard S. Mickewicz and Abraham Glassman (D-South Wind­ college officials says excludes those The tall, slender right-hander Rick Burleson singled in the fpurth manager is when your hitting gi'cs with one inning ol reliel Gene He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Home. 1602 Main St., East Hartford, Matthew R. Mickewicz of Lebanon, sor) called upon state officials to be made whether new design work is students who go on to serve in the pitched 4 2-3 innings of one-hit relief run and the fifth scored as Burleson sour. It's get to be just a matter ol Tenace hit a three-run homer in the Pauline Morin of Hartford. followed by a mass of Christian and a brother William D. Mickewicz counteract delays in the building necessary. military or go to technical college. to pick up the win — his third against and Allenson pulled a double steal time before we come out of it But we litth and ri'okie Luis .Salazar had Graveside funeral services will be burial at 11 a m. at St. Christopher's of Simsbury. expansion project at Howell Cheney The expansion plans call for a se­ ’’With soaring unemployment no losses. with Allenson going home. can't wail loo long " three RBI lor .San Diego held in the Veterans Memorial Field, Church, East Hartford. Burial will be Services will be at 11 a.m. at the Technical School by making it a top cond floor addition to both permit the among youths, ages 17 to 21, it is un­ Campbell relieved Boston starter Hoffman and Burleson each Pittsburgh’s Dave Parker came up Phillie. T. (.iaiii. I Hillside Cemetery. East Hartford, in St. Mary's Cemetery, East Hart­ First Congregational Church of priority for receiving a newly man­ establishment of new programs and conscionable to delay this particular Mike Torrez in the fifth inning with singled in runs in the four-run third limping slightly in the tilth inning Mike Schmidt belted his major with full military honors, Tuesday at ford. Friends may call at the funeral Lebanon with burial at the con­ dated energy review. the expansion of existing offerings. project any longer,” Glassman the Red Sox in danger of blowing a 9- and Allenson doubled in two more Ori<>liv..'L (I after chugging all the way home league-leading ,35th hi'iner and Greg 10 a m. The Newkirk & Whitney home tonight from 7 to 9. venience of the family. The state originally allocated $4 The school’s enrollment now in­ declared. He added “Vocational- 1 lead. He yielded just one walk and But the Mariners came back with Injury-plagued Doug DeCinces. Irom tir'st base on Mike Easler's dou­ Luzinski. playing li.'r the lirst time A Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., Inez C. Carlson Friends may call today at the million for the project when it was cludes 4(X) students in programs such technical education generally, in this the one hit, Jerry Narron's solo home three runs in the fourth on a two-run who will undergo back surgery after ble Tanner immediately took Parker since July 5, loll(>w>"d with a solo shot East Hartford, has charge of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St.,' proposed in 1977, then upped the as the electrical, electronics, and state has to be raised to a top run, the rest of the way double by Brucq Bochte and Narron's the season, drove in two runs with a out ol the game to keep him Irom !(' highlight a tour-run third, Dick Solomon arrangements. MANCHESTER— EMneral ser­ allotment to $5.5 million and is now machine tool trades. Machine draf­ vices for Inez A. C. Carlson, 80, of 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. priority." The outing was Campbell's longest RBIsingie tourth-inning single and .Mike aggravating a s(>re lelt knee Riithven. 12-H. tossed a seven-hitter authorizing $6 million. '' ting, automotives and carpentry are to register his tilth complete game uyne M. Garland Russell St. who died Saturday night Memorial donations may be made Glassman is primarying now for of the season and encouraged Red They made it 9-6 in the fifth as Dan­ Flanagan, 13-9. tossed a seven-hitter "W'e can't allord ti' h'se Parker. " As each delay in construction oc­ also now offered, while the project and keep the third-place Phillies 3‘2 MANCHESTER - Funeral ser­ at Manchester Memorial Hospital to the First Congregational Church of the fourth district Senatorial seat. Sox manager Don Zimmer enough to ny Meyer, who also had a solo home to enable Baltimore to stay within a exjilained Tanner "He's the guy who Lebanon. curred, the cost for the expansion would permit the school to offer air- games ell the pace in the East Divi­ looking vices lor Wayne M. Garland, 64. of 55 will be held Tuesday morning. Glassman’s letters went to say: "He's just now getting right ' run in the first, hit his eighth home halfgame ot the Yankees makes the wheel go round ter the went up. due to inflationary labor and conditioning and heating along with a run of the season with one runner sion Russell S t, who died Sunday evening Born in Manchester on April 30, John T. and Anthony V. Milano, secretary of Of­ Campbell himself said: "1 had a "It doesn't mean anything until the Pirates ' construction costs. diesel program. fice of Policy and Management: pretty good fastball the last couple of aboard. last day ol the season. " said Orioles The Pirates scored three runs in B i"a\c 10. t arilioal. ."r at Manchester Memorial Hospital, 1900, she was the widow of J. Linder RuMsell E. Mannila The new delay has been caused At least 4(K) students are denied ad­ D Carlson. Mark R. Shedd, commissioner of innings, even though 1 didn't strike Narron's homer in the sixth made manager Earl Weaver "1 don t the second when Reds' starter Mike Bruce Benedict went 4-lor-4 and will be held Wednesday. MANCHESTER - John T. and because of a new state requirement mission to the school each year. The .Born in Bangor. Maine, on Nov. 15. She was a member of the Emanuel education; Elisha C. Freedman, anybody out." it 9-7. but Campbell then shut the believe in momentum because it LaCoss. 7-10, walked Bill Madlock drove in three runs and Gary to Open Russell E. Mannila, infant boys, of 88 calling for all designs to be reviewed proposed expansion will provide 1915. he had resided in Manchester Lutheran Church and a 50-year commissioner of Administrative Ser­ ’The win kept the Red Sox in third door somebody goes out there and no-hits and John Milner Madlock was .Matthews and Glenn Hubbard n Oak St., Manchester, died Aug. 19 in to determine if energy standards are room for 300 ad^tional students. since 1956 with his wife Pearl member of Scandia Lodge, Order of vices; and John Farrell, acting direc­ place — 9‘z games behind .New York Hoffman tripled in an insurance vou tomorrow night, that's the end ol retired on Phil kni'cked in two runs apiece to pace a Farmington. met. The review is not scheduled Cheney has a p lac^ en t record that McKinney Garland. Prior to his 1977 Vasa. tor of Cheney, and nine in back of Baltimore. run in the eighth it. " Garners liclder's 17-hit attack and spark Atlanta. Tom­ (I.Nt'lNNATl " P D - Harold Survivors are their parents, until som etim e in Septem ber, finds 90 percent of its graduates in retirement, he was employed as a She is survived by two daughters, Boston built its big lead with a five- Meyer attributed his two hc'me choice lor the se­ my Boggs. 7-8. picked up the victory Solomon ol b’orl l.aiiderdale Fla Russell E. and Mary C. (Leary) Man­ clerk in the sheet metal department Mrs. Edward (Eris) Jenack of run outburst in the second inning and runs and single to extra work in the I'igers ,'L 2 cond out but \.lro. 2. t llh. I didn 1 lake much time to relish his 7- nila: paternal grandmother. Hilda E. batting cage. of Pratt and Whitney in East Hart­ Manchester and Mrs, William (Lilly) a four-run rally in the third, largely John Wock’enfuss bolted a solo Nicosia, hitting Jo.se Cruz dnwe in bi'lh Houston 6. 6-3 victory over Francisco Gon­ (Tuomi) Mannila of Worcester, ford. Lumb of Ft. Collins, Colo; a on the hitting of the last three men in "You have to struggle when you're homer and Dan Schatzeder. 8-9. only 200, di'ubled runs with a homer and an eighth- zalez in the linals ol ihe S'.’oo (KHi G G Mass.; maternal grandparents, Mr. Red Sox lineup. in last place to keep your concen­ inning single to suppi'rt the two-hit .-\ssocialio_n ol Tennis Prolessionals Cop case near settlement down the nghl-lield He was a member of the South brother, Okie Evald Holger pitched a seven-hitter, helping and Mrs. Thomas C. Leary. The five-run second was at the tration," Meyer said. "I have a pitching el Nolan Ryan and lead Tournament U nited Methodist Church and was a Johansson of Manchester; Three MANCHESTER - The case of Of­ Detroit to a victory moments before line to score Milner Graveside services will be held Labor Relations employee, who is major tabor problem to shake the expense of Seattle starter Rick tendency even in the best of times to Houston l(> a club-record lOlh Solomon, who is seeded No 7 in Ihe former Sunday school teacher there. grandchildren, one great grandson ficer James Taylor, the patrolman .'Minnesota manager Gene .Mauch and Garner. Tuesday at 10 a.m. in New Swedish overseeing the probe into the union's department this summer. In July, Of­ Honeycutt. 8-15, who has now lost lose concentration" straight vielorv The enlv hits ell upcoming US Open in Flushing He was also involved in youth ac­ and one niece. who promised the department he resigned. Candlelaria then hit a chopper to Cemetery, Worcester. Mass. charges, said while the town may not ficer Howard Beeler was suspended, eight straight and confessed after the third, where Ron Oesler. making Ins Ryan were Larry Bittner's triple .Meadows, ,N 3’ , is looking torward lo tivities at the church. Graveside services will be at 11 Nordgren Memorial Chapel, 300 Lin­ would lose weight or face dis­ negotiate wages, hours or Working "I hate the w"ord quit and 1 really At the time ol his death, he was the a m. in East Cemetery. There are no fired, rehired and then suspended for don’t think that’s what 1 am doing, " first start at third base, threw and Tim Blackwell's csingle Ryan. lhat tournament, whiiti starts coln St., Worcester, Mass., has ciplinary action, will likely be settled conditions with individual union chaplain for Friendship Lodge of calling hours and memorial two weeks for refusuing to obey an said Mauch. "F'or a lot ot years I've several feel (>ver tirsl baseman Dan 9-8. struck out SIX and walked one in Tuesdav charge of arrangements. before the state Board of Labor members, enforcement of doctor's Masons and a member of the Fellow- donations may be made to a charity order to sign a sworn statement. The Mauch tosses in sponge talked to a lot ot players and I've Driessen's head, periiiilting Nicosia pitching his tourth complete game "I ve played well here this week Relations. orders may not necessarily fall into a statement came as a result of an in­ and Tm hilling the hall well, he craft Club He was also a past High of choice. Funeral arrangements are Hazel P. Chester Friday, a representative of the prohibitive practice complaint. A used words like dedication, pride and Priest and was. at the time of his being made by the Holmes Funeral ternal investigation, and although the BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - knowledge, " Goryl said. "I have responsibility not to just ono's sell said It I have a good Open 1 should GLASTONBURY - Hazel board, town and police officials and doctor allowed Taylor to return to charges were ultimately dropped, Gene Mauch, dedicated to the Twins move up in the rankings, and my goal death, chaplain of the Delta Chapter Home. 400 Main St. union representatives tried to iron nothing but the greatest admiration but to the people you work lor. For a ■w (Palmer) Chester, 81, of 1194 duty after a year and a half recovery Beeler was disciplined. His case is organization but demoralized by his and respect lor Gene as a manager this year was lo reach No 5 - that s He was awarded the Pierpont out the union’s prohibitive practice period provided he lose weight. while now, 1 have been feeling that I Edward Bronze Award and in 1970. Kirhurd N. St. I.uwrenre Manchester Road, East Glastonbury, pending before the Board of Labor inability to spark the team to victory, and a person. " have not been making a contribution what 1 m aiming lor wife of Robert E. Chester, died Aug, complaint. The union charges that The Taylor case is the second he received the Craftsman ol the PRINCE EDWARD ISLE, N .S.- Relations. Sunday resigned as manager of the Rumors of Mauch s resignation and that just galls me ... so tomorrow •Solomon 'the No 3 seed at the 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Taylor and the department entered Minnesota ballclub. A TP. ended an amazing weok ot ten­ Year Award Riehard Victor St Lawrence. 35, of into negotiations outside the union began circulating early in August. there will be a different manager." He was a member of the Master Storrs. son of Mrs Dorothy St. Born in South Windsor, she had Mauch made the announcement Newspaper reports in the Twin Third-base coach John Goryl will nis lor Gonzalez, ranked No 119 in lived in Glastonbury the last 48 when Taylor signed an agreement to Club. Lodge No 73, and the Old Lawrence of Manchester, died following the team’s 71st loss, a 3-2 Cities said the club had quit on assume Mauch's position tonight Ihe world, who had upset No 12 seed years. She was a member and former lose weight after suffering a heart at­ School board to meet Guard of the Emanuel Lutheran August 13 at Prince Edward Isle. He decision to Detroit. The team has Mauch, that there were 20 players when the Twins travel to Cleveland Stan Smith and lop-seeded .limmv chaplain of the Goodwill Grange, tack two years ago. Church, and the Senior Citizens He was the husband of Lorraine won 54 games and is in fourth place who were moody and just marking Connors on his w.iv lo his lirsi Glastonbury, and a former member According to Officer Edward MANGHESTEK - The Board of also served as a volunteer at the iPavalkis) St Lawrence. ticut Teachers Center for in the American League West. their time in a Minnesota uniform Blue Juyti 7, W bile.Sox .'1 prolessional linals He was born in New York City on of the Rebeccas and LAPM. She was Tighe, president of the American Education will meet tonight at 8 p.m. Hum anistic Education and in "This is the greatest place in the Despite Ins lavonie slalus in the Manchester Memorial Hospital for Federation of State, County and and only going through the motions Damaso Garcia’s solo homer July 5, 1945. An Army veteran, he a member of AARP Chapter 604, in the cafeteria of Robertson humanistic education, the ad­ world to manage and this organiza­ linals, Solomon said lii" w.is Die ner­ many years and was a member of the Municipal Employees, the agree­ on the field, sparked a four-run second and Bob Manchester. Elementary School on N. School St. ministration opted for the larger tion has been fantastic to work for, " vous one at the tournamenl in ne.irhi A don i ram Council .No 14 of was a media specialist for the ment violates state labor laws. After Mauch answered his critics at the Davis collected two RBI with a pair Other survivors are two daughters, to review plans for school's opening quarters of the school cafeteria. Mauch said in a news conference in Kings Island Rockville. He and his wile celebrated University of Connecticut. the union initially tried to settle the time, saying "Uie club will come out ol doubles, helping rookie Dave Mrs. Thornton (Olive) Hobby of Sept. 3. The item, however, is not on the his office. "But I was not satisfied Gonzalez, (d Puerto Kico. a lormer their 25th wedding anniversary Aug. Other survivors are a son, a dispute informally with the town of this. We just can't catch a break is Steib, 11-9. pick up the victory South Windsor and Mrs. Clinton Other items on the agenda include board’s agenda because the center with the direction the team was Big Ten champiopglrom Ohio Sl.ile 6 daughter, and his father-in-law and earlier this month. Tighe said if all. I've seen worse. I'm not quitting rnothcr-in-law. (Rosalie) Coffin of Manchester and cafeteria prices and results of decided not to renew its lease in the taking, so 1 suggested to the front of­ quickly wenl up 3-0 in the lirsl set Besides his wile, he leaves a Taylor’s case is allowed to go un­ and 1 would admit it if 1 were going The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 five grandchildren. She was pre­ testing. The hot lunch policy in­ board’s office due to a severe cut­ fice that maybe a re-evaluation of the RoyiiL 7, liKliiiiiH ,5 > - breaking .Solomon s serve ih Ihe se­ brother, Joseph J Garland ol challenged, other officers may begin to " V a m . at the Watkins Funeral Home. deceased by a son, Royce Charles cluding free and reduced price back in federal funds. situation was needed and maybe the U.L Washington hit two singles, cond game Manchester, four meres and four bargaining individually with the But on Sunday he admitted. "1 just drove in a run and scored another 2 2 Palmer, lunches will be discussed along with players would function better in a "I tiad been preparing iiivsclt lo nephews 142 E Center St.. Manchester, with a kept waiting and waiting for mass of Christian burial at St. The funeral is Tuesday at 1 p.m. at department. a fluoride mouth rinse program. WAXES to meet new atmosphere and listen to a new during a six-run third inning for Kan­ play Connors the pasl coiijde ol Services will be at 2 p m from the Donald Wrenn, a state Board of something great to happen on the sas City. George Brett made two outs South Cnilcd Methr.>dist Church with Thomas Aquinas Chapel in Storrs at East Glastonbury Methodist Church, The superintendent will also seek voice." days. " said .Solomon, who collected MANCHESTER - The field but it just never did 1 still during the uprising and finished the burial at tbc North Newport II am . Burial will be in Storrs Manchester Road, East Glastonbury. the board’s approval of a goal setting The new voice, at least for the rest believe this club.can win. This club $28.00(1 lor Ihe iriumph All ol Burial will be in Buckingham plan and of budget transfers and Manchester WATES will meet day l-for-4, dropping his average to sudden I was Ihe big l.norile on Cemetery in Newport. Maine ('emetery, Storrs of the season, will be Twins third has a lot of talent and potential. .397. Friends may call at the funeral Cemetery, East Glastonbury. Manager’s son expenditures. Tuesday at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center base coach John Goryl. Goryl, 46, national lelevisioii 1 w.is never real­ Friends may call at the Holmes St. Weighing-in will be from 6 to 7 "They just haven't been able to Funeral Home, 40(1 Mam St Tuesday home Tuesday from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 Friends may call at the Glastonbury ’The meeting had mginally been who has 13 years of managing play the way they are supposed to." ly comlorlable Ihe whole m.ilch F'uneral Home, 450 New London p.m. Members will then go to the But as he lus done all week, the from 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m. p m. to face charge scheduled to take p la ^ in the board’s experience in the Twins farm The 54-year-old manager, who was KunaerH 4, Brewers ,'t Tuurnpike, Glastonbury, tonight offices at 45 N. School St. With the home of Gertrude Smachetti, 38 system, will take over when the steady Solomon keju lighting h.ick 5 5 Friendship Lodge ol Masons will con­ the dean of major league managers from 7 to 9, Christopher Court, East Hartford, A1 Oliver singled home Mickey Joseph V. Rinaldi MANCHESTER - The son of appearance throughout the month of Twins open a three-game series in with 2t years of continuous service, until he evened Ihe set al tour games duct a Masonic service at 7 p.m for a picnic. Rivers from second base with two Memorial donations may be made to W I E1.1 M A NT IC — Jo se p h Memorial donations may be made Town MSnager Robert Weiss is due intense parent interest in the Connec- Cleveland tonight. had one year remaining on his second each Both players held semce lo to the Glastonbury Auxiliary Police out in the bottom of the 11th to lead lorce the lie-breaker ,il O-.ill which the Masonic Home and Hospital in Anthony Rinaldi, 31, of 151 Forbes to turn himself in at police "I’m replacing a man that 1 played three-year contract with the Twins. Texas. Wallingford St , East Hartford, died Aug, 23 at Ambulance Association, 2108 Main headquarters this afternoon to face for (at Minneapolis in I960) and He also managed the Philadelphia Solomon won 7-4 St., Glastonbury, or the American Windham Community Memorial an arson charge. A 23-year-old friend Man injured in crash coached under; I don't promise any Phillies for nine years and the Mon­ Solomon got the early break in Hie Hospital Cancer Society, 670 Prospect Ave,, has already been arrested in connec­ miracles but I hope 1 can carry on the second set to go up 3-0. a lead he vim. Johanna K. I.erch Hartford. treal Expos lor seven. Born in Hartford, he had been a tion with an Aug. 14 car fire at 432 MANCHESTER — A Vernon man A burglary at the Specialty Shop tradition of his great baseball never relinquished In jhe deciding MANCHESIER — Funeral ser­ lifelong resident of East Hartford. Oakland St. was hospitalized with leg and face in­ Inc. at 210 Pine St. is also being in? game. Gonzalez saved live match vices for .Mrs Johanna E Lerch. 55, He was a communicant of St. Rose Peter Weiss and his companion, juries early Saturday when the car he vestigated by police who said about points belore .Solomon linally hit a of 85 Benton St \ who died Sunday at Church. East Hartford. He was a Susan A. Turner of 20 Sunset Lane, was operating ran off Buckland Road $900 in checks were removed from A^s to continue in Oakland Capa get Kelly service winner lor Ihe set and malcti Manchester Memorial Hospital, will veteran of the Vietnam conflict. He MANCHESTER — A six-person Bolton, are being charged with the and struck a tree then overturned at the shop’s office sometime late LANDOVER, Md! (UPI) - The Throughout Ihe match. Solomon be held Wednesday morning OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - The big clothing firm’s operation. hung in Ihe backcourl ton ing Gon­ was employed at the Pratt & panel has been convened at torching of the younger Weiss’ car at about 12:30 a m. Thursday or early Friday. Washington Capitals, who acquired Born in Czechoslovakia on Aug 28 Police said Gerard L. Lisee, 27, of Oakland A's will continue to be the Purchase price was believed to be zalez to rush the net Whitney Aircraft Group of United Manchester Coihmunity College to the Economy Electric Supply Com­ The shop’s owner told police the forward Bob Kelly from Philadelphia 1924, she was the wife of Hans Lerch 655 Talcottville Road, B4, was issued Oakland A's, not the Denver A's or between $12 million and $14 million. "1 played Ihe same as I did Saliir Technologies Corp review existing programs and plan pany’s parking lot. thieves gained entrance by removing early Thursday, also announced that C' I/"?#! She resided in .Manchester since 1955 a verbal warning for driving too fast the New Orleans A’s. Finley bought the team for $2 day against Connois. said Gonzalez Survivors are three brothers, John the institution’s direction for the next Detective Capt. Joseph Brooks said a pair of windows. There are no Owner Charlie Finley, after three their first-round draft choice Darren and at the time of her death owned several years.- for the conditions. million. ".Solomon was just a belter player A Rinaldi of East H artford, this morning the car, an early 1960s suspects in the case. years of trying, sold the team to Veitch has signed a multi-year con­ and operated Johanna s Creations on fx-minick Rinaldi of Vernon and sedan, was allegedly set on fire about Approximately $1,000 in cash and Finley said he decided finally to than me today I rushed Ihe net like I A report will be issued in A Russell Street home was ran­ executives of Levi Strauss, who said tract. Center Street Anthony ,M Rinaldi of South Wind­ 8 p.m. The Eighth Utilities District another $30 in coins were reported leave baseball "because I can no did Saturday, hut Solomon hit better December, outlining the problems sacked by burglars who stole about they would keep the team in the Bay Veitch, a ‘20-year-old defenseman, In addition to her hiisband she sor and changes the college faces in put the fire out quickly, and no stolen from the Ellsworth and $900 in stereo equipment, according longer compete financially." passing shots than Connors did leaves a brother, Wenzel Losler and Area and indicated they would keep "Maybe they’ll outfit the A’s played his Junior hockey with the The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 a.m. meeting the needs of its students. damage was sustained by nearby Lassow service station at 262 to police. "I'm still happy lo have the tourna­ two sisters, Mrs. Anna Aloller and Billy Martin as the team’s manager, booster club in Levi’s." quipped Western Hockey League champion from Newkirk it Whitney Funeral Areas to be studies include student buildings. No injuires were reported. Oakland St. early Friday morning. The theft was reported at 5 p.m. menl 1 did." said Gonzalez Mrs. Theresa Cira, all of Germany TJie new owners of the A s are Elmer Swanton, vice president of the Regina F’ats last season, terms of his Home 318 Burnside Ave . East Hart­ enrollment, academic curriculum, Brooks ruled out any insurance One of the station’s operators told Saturday by the owner who said he Brian 'Teacher ol I,os Angeles ami Services will be at 11 a m. from the Walter A. Haas, chairman ol the A s boosters. contract were not disclosed. Kelly Collision course ford. with a mass of Chri.stian burial personnel, administration, affir­ motives in the.fire saying the car was police that burglars apparently left the house at 7 p.m. the nighi Bruce Manson ol T'ori Worth. Texas Concordia Lutheran Church with board of Levi Strauss, his son. Walter Swanton said "this will be a good at 9 a m at St Ro-se tlhurch, East entered the building through a rear careeT*^wUh "the^Ryers* and^ ranks beat Ivan Lendl ol Czechoslovakia mative action, community relations. very old. Ms. Turner was arrested before. The burglars apparently J. Haas, and son-in-law. Roy change, these are local people, young Second baseman Brian Uoyle, right, had the ball pop out ot his burial to follow in East Cemetery. Hartford Burial will oe in St .Mary's Hie college’s physical plant and window sometime after the station entered the home through a living and Wojtek Fib.ik ol Poland 6-7. 7-5 Saturday and released on a $2,000 Elsenhardt. They bought the team on people, 1 think it’s for the best" seventh in career scoring for the club glove when he collided with New York Yankee outlielder Bobby Friends may call at the Holmes Cemetery East Hartford Friends facilities and the budget. non-surety bond. He said Weiss closed at 7 p.m. Thursday. Police are room window. Police are in­ and 6-4 in ihe doubles lin.ils The Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Tuesday a personal basis, not as part of the with 128 goals and 168 assists. Murcer against California yesterday. (U P I photo) may call at the funeral home tonight/ The study is a first step for ac­ would probably face thq same third- investigating and have several vestigating. winners split $l().6()(l from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. from 7 to 9 ' creditation in 1982. degree arson charge as his friend. youths as suspects in the case. la - EVENING HERALD. Mon . August 25. 1980 Jacobsen leaves Rod Laver Ron Jaworski paces Eagles attack 6coreboQrcl tops Stolle a team like that. Defensively, we triumph over the Steelers in 11 a 31-yard scoring pass to Ahmad SPORTS ON TV ST LOUIS ATLANTA TORONTO CHICAGO Norris. Oak 2 26, May, NY 2 49. Burns, NKW YORK . r i ’Ii I’hiladelphia cond quarter to tight end John march was a 29-yard pass from Steve abrhbi abrhbi ab r h bi ab r h bi Chi 2 70. Haas. Mil2'8l Rashad with 10 minutes remaining to Strikeouts lasting imitation NEWPORT, R I. (UPI) - Second- lo.nh Dii'k Vernu'il likos the way Spagnola. w hom the Patriots cut last Grogan to Stanley Morgan. played much better in the second half attempts. MONDAY OberkfII 2b 5 0 2 0 Royster If 4 11 1 Griffin ss ^ 0 r i Suthrind If 000 power the Vikings. Durham rl ft 0 0 0 Ram irz ss 5 2 3 0 Bailor If 4 1 1 0 Squires lb 2 110 Nati(>nal,league - ('arlton. Phil224, seeded Rod Laver of Corona del Mar, Ron Jaworski steered the Kajtles season ' They played a very simple but we looked lethargic in the first Joe Ferguson threw two TD passes AUQ.28.1080 Ryan. Hou l«. Blyleven. Pitt 139. Rookie cornerback Wayne Smith Hrnndz lb 4 2 2 0 Matthws rf 5 0 2 2 Velez dh 4 0 10 Lemon d 5 0 10 Calif., defeated Fred Stolle of i'llense. espenallv when the road ttot I don t like to draw comparisons, defense, but they do it extremely half." and rookie running back Joe Cribbs Simmons c 4 120 Horner3b 5 121 Ault lb 3 0 11 Johnsndh 5 0 10 Niekre. Atl 136, Soto. Cm IZ7 gained 146 total yards to lead the returned an interception 18 yards for a EVENING Iorf{ If 10 10 Lumll 0000 («arcia2b 4 I M Morrisn2b 5 1 2 0 American League — Barker. Clev and Miami, Fla 75, 6-4 Sunday to win the huiiipv but 1 m really much happier playing well, " said Grogan, who was 8-for-21 In Saturday's exhibition games, the Hendrck d .122 Chmblslb 4 2 10 Howell 3b 4 0 0 0 Raines rf 4 0 2 1 Norris, Oak 131; Guidry, NY 128 GRAND BLANC, Mich. (UPI) - fired a 66 — despite a disappointing Bills. Ferguson's scoring tosses were touchdown to cap a 17-point scoring Kennedy If 4 0 0 0 Murphy d 4 10 0 Moseby rf 3 2 2 0 B orgm nne 4 0 11 Bannister, Sea 118. Haas, Mil and I’erry Before, Peter Jacobsen primarily Carte Blanche Tennis Legends 1 was especiall) happy with tor Philadelphia than for the Pats,” for 100 yards and threw one intercep­ New York Jets stunned Pittsburgh (B) AlkSUrSoccGr bogey on the 18th hole — and Mark spree in a 3:04 span of the third Lilllefild p 0 0 0 0 Hubbrd2b 3 2 2 2 Ainjjecf 4 111 BellSb 3 0 0 0 NY 117 Champ(onships at the Newport Jaworski \erm eil said Sunday said Spagnola W hen I played for tion. "They just line up and dare you 20-13, 'Buffalo blanked Green Bay 14- for 12 yards to Duke Fergerson and 2 7 :0 0 Reitz 3b 3 13 2 Benedict c 4 14 3 Davis c 4 2 2 2 Nrdhgn ph 1000 Saves owned notoriety as an impressionist Lye of Napa, Calif., a 67 to share se­ yards to Roosevelt Leaks. quarter that led the Lions. Rookie ® SiirfAboul Ramsey 3b 10 10 Bokks p 3 0 11 Pryor 3b 0000 National l>eague - Sutter. Chi 26. who liked to mimic other golfers. Casino alter the Kaitles' third straight the Pats, they were honest with to do things They're a good club. " 0, Cleveland ed^ed Chicago 33-31, Phillips ss Cruz ss 3 0 0 0 cond place with 277 Billy Sims scored twice for Detroit ® Wr«ttMno 4 0 2 1 Camp p 10 10 Allen. NY 22. Hume, Cm 21. Tekulve, After, the only thing he imitated was The $44,000 tournament, the final exhibition triumph a 2J-7 decision me They told me the chances of Philadelphia took the lead for good Kansas City downed St. Louis 20-10, Brian Sipe threw five touchdown _ 7 :3 0 Martinez p 1000 Molinar ph 1 1 1 0 Pitt 19. Fingers. SI) 06. I'rrea p 0000 0000 American league - Quisenberry. KC Defending champion John Fought, on runs of 11 and five yards. (u) 8porttC«nt«r 1 000 a kangaroo. stop ol a six-city tour for players 35 OUT the New Knpland I’atriels He making the team were poor because 6:20 later on Culbreath's touchdown Washington trounced Oakland 34-17, passes and connected with Dave 29. Farm er, Chi and Gossage. NY 22, Rick Berns, a second-year running Scott ph 10 0 0 Totals 7i 7 10 6 Totals 3B 392 of Portland, Ore., set a tournament and over, was worth $12,000 to Laver. did thintts that an experienced of Russ Francis " "I'm more pleased this week than I Minnesota defeated Miami 17-10, Logan on a 10-yard scoring toss with ^ 8:00 Kaat p 0 0 0 0 Toronto 040000013-7 Stoddard. Balt 19. Burgincier. Bos and Jacobsen sank a 15-foot putt on the record Sunday with a sizzling 8-under was last week la last minute 31-29 back out of Nebraska, scored from 11 ® M o to rcy c l* R acin g Swisher c 1000 Chicago 000 000 OBI-3 liOpez, Del 16 18th hole Sunday to cap a surprising Stolle. who had upset top-seed Ken i|uarterback would do when things The other Philadelphia score came Detroit clobbered New Orleans 40-17. 1:28 remaining to rally the Browns. 0 :3 0 Totals 40 5 15 5 Totals 3B 10 17 10 64, finishing in a tie for eighth at 280 yards out in overtime to propel the F>-Cruz2, Howell. Davis.Griffin U)B Rosewall in the semifinals of the got tough We still got a long ways to on a tumble recovery by lullback Jim Tampa Bay beat Cincinnati 2014, Sipe completed 21-of-36 passes for 313 (U) StJmmar Batkatball All-Star St Louis on ooe 100-5 —Toronto 4. Chicago II 2B -M oseby. 12-under-par 276 and win the $250,000 with Bobby Clampett and tour yards. Buccaneers. G a m a Atlanta GBSliOOOx-tO Davis2, Bailor 3B-Ainge HR—Garcia PGA Tournament at Warwick Hills eight-player event, earned $8,000. go. but It s njce to come here and win (ulbreath Dallas topped Houston 20-13, San ^ 1 0 :3 0 iv-Durham. Matthews DP-St. Louis i4 SB-Garcia SF-Aull veteran Tom Weiskopf. who shot a NFL Exhibitions 1. Atlanta3. LOB-Sl Uuls9. Atlanta? y V Rosewall had won all five of the Tony Hill's second TD catch of the IP H RERBBSO on the road New England. 1-2, scored on a Diego handled Atlanta 17-9. Seattle Gary Green intercepted a Jim Hart O B a a a b a il Golf and Country Club. 71. ' game, a 34-yard reception from Dan­ 2B-Ramirez, Hubbard. Horner, Reitz2, Toronto previous stops and finished the tour Jaworski passed lor ItV' yards and tirst-quartcr field goal by John loss', " said New England coach Ron trimmed San Francisco 10-7 and Los pass to set up Nick Lowery's second _ 1 1 :3 0 Matthews. Camp 3B-Chambliss’ SB- Stieb.i00 71- 7469-7& 284 Thomas d 4 1 1 1 Bell3b 5 0 0 0 Patlv Sheehan5,l0f) 70- 70-71-73- 284 at the start of the round, I felt I was SAN DIEGO MONTREAL easy putt. But I still couldn't believe set. Oglivic If 5 0 10 Zisk dh 4 2 3 0 ab r h bi ) r h bi Pat ilradley 5.100 68-73 69-74 284 Davis rf 4 02 0 Norris dh 100 0 Peggy Conley4,oriO 73- 73-706^-285 it when it dropped. " playing well enough that I cculd He did just that on four straight R ichrdsll 6 1 2 0 LeFlore If 3 2 0 0 (janlncrlb 10 0 0 Ellis lb 2 0 2 1 Pam Higgins3.7r4) 74- 72 68-72-286 Smith sa 5 12 1 D’Acqusl p 0 0 0 0 shoot a low enough score to catch the points The only break in the second Bando3b 5 0 0 0 Putnam lb 3 0 10 Shelley Hamlm 3.300 71- 71-75,-70-2® Winfield rl 5 3 3 1 Sccll2b 3 1 2 2 leaders, " he said. Rrouhrd lb 3 0 0 0 Roberts rf 5 0 0 0 Cathy Sherk 3.3U0 73- 70-73-71-2® set came in the ninth game. Laver Monlnz lb 4 1 1 0 Dawson cf 3 10 1 The putt gave the 26-year-old from Rbmcro2b 4 0 00 Sundbrge 4 0 3 1 Barbara Moxness2.f69 72- 75-7269-288 M m phryd 4 13 1 Parrish 3b 3 1 1 3 cut a backhand down the line on his Frias ss 2 0 0 0 Vicki Tabor 2.5A 72- 73-71-71--28BEugene, Ore., a birdie three for the Golf series champ SalazarSb 4 12 3 C arter c 4 1 2 2 fourth break point for a 5-4 lead. Janet Alex 2J60 72-7469-73-28B 5 123 White If 2 t o o Rivers cf 3 12 0 hole and a final round of 67 on the "When vou have a lead like Rex Tenacec Totals Marv Dwver2.5fl9 6B-74-72-74 - 288 5 0 10 Macha lb 52 10 6 3 7 3 Totals 47 4 16 4 Stolle. needing a break to keep the Flannry2b Two out when winning run scored Cathy Morse 1,887 7369-76-71 -289 par-72 , 7,001-yard course. had, there's a tendency to play a little Shirley p 2 0 0 0 Speier ss 5 2 2 3 BASEBALL Milwaukee lOO COO 000 0 0 - 3 Marlene Flovd 1,887 76-7369-71-289 Curtis p 10 10 U a p 0 000 conservatively. Winning today is the match going, battled to 30-30 in the Texas DO 100 000 0 1 -4 Chris Johnsf'n 1.887 72- 72-73-73-289He collected $4.'),000 as top prize Rasmssn p 0 0 0 0 B ahnsenp 00 00 LOB-Milwaukee7 Texas 12 2B-Zisk. Cathy Reynolds 1.887 72-70-74-73-2® fulfillment of a dream You can t tenth game. But Laver served an ace Fingersp 0 0 0 0 Ramos ph 1 1 1 0 money". Ellis, fiample 3B-Moore HR--Sample AMERICAN LEAGUE Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Dues p 1 0 0 0 Debbie Meisterlm 1.887 7I-73-72-73-289 make it out here unless you win " to bring up match point, and Stolle i2». Thomas >29i SB -M olitor 2 S F - "The only person I'm imitating By United Press International Perkins ph 0 0 0 0 Tam arg ph 1 0 0 0 Betsy King 1,560 74- 76-7269-291 Yount Penny I^Jlz 1,560 73- 7768-73-291 Jacobsen, who hit a 68 out of 72 then returned a Laver second serve [■^sl Sosa p 0 00 0 today is Peter Jacobsen, " said the 3- Watson awesome IP H R ER BR SO Catherine Duggn 1,410 7B-73-73-70-292 W L Pel GB rt ph 10 11 wide to end the match. Milwaukee Mardcl) Wilkins 1.410 78-71-72-71 -292 year veteran, who first gained fame greens in the tournament, recalled New York TTi 48 610 - Office rl 10 0 0 AKRON. Ohio il'P li — What Although Watson's 72-hole score of For the third straight round, of­ Travers 4 7 3 3 0 Kathy Whitworth 1,410 Baltimore 74 48 607 '$ Totals 41 9 17 9 Totals 33 U 10 12 71- 77-72-73- 292 a year ago when his impression of his 1979 victory in the Western Holdsworth 4 1-3 6 0 0 1 Myra Van Hoi>se 1.143 70-73-0-78-293 makes Tom Watson so awesome"’ 10-under-par 270 on the 7.173-yard. ficials invoked the lift, clean and Boston 64 fi33 9*i San Diego 140 004 0 0 0 -9 NoMTii \M k iiii A N s iH e e n i.k m i i K McClure 1-3 0 0 0 0 Kathv Postlewail 1,143 70- 74-77-72- 293 Johnny Miller aired on national Australian Open proved a No one thing, says Ray Floyd, the Milwaukee 67 fA r<32 9*< Montreal OB 007 30x- 12 par-70 Firestone course was only two place rule, which allows a player to Detroit 64 f4l fX I0>> Cleveland i L8-8> 2 3 1 1 0 Sandra Spuzich 1.143 72- 74-74-T3-293television at the PGA Championship. confidence-builder F}-White. Smith, Mumphrey DP- Jane Kenner 1.143 Cleveland 63 516 iPx Montreal2 LOB-San Diego 13, Montreal Texas 71- 71-77-74--293 ''.ilunijN s ItrsultN man Watson beat by two shots Sun­ better than Floyd, the outcome was clean the mud from his ball and place Alice Ritznian 1.143 7T.-73-72-73-29B Toronto 51 71 418 23'i 9 2B-Winfield. Richards.Speier. Carter Matlack 9 7 3 3 3 7 D.ill.iSil < lti<,i^('2 ,itt I 0 0 0 0 I Susie McAllister 1.143 75.-73-70-7T.-293 day at the Firestone Country Club to never much in doubt alter he birdied West HH-Tcnaceilli SB~Scotl3. Dawson. "It feels great, and I always felt 1 it within a club length of of where it 1 0 0 0 0 2 Louise Bruce 814 70- 79.75,-70-294 "Th,")t convinced me I could play Mf’iiiphisi. lIc’t'Aipnl W L P d GB Mumphrey S-Curtis SF—Parrish John.son -W | -2i win the $400,000 World Series of Golf the 12th hole .And, even Watson ad­ WP Matlack T -3 18 A-fl.42r. Vicki Fergon 814 71- 74-78-71could -294 win on the tour, but you have to L.'n \nKei«’s 2 Sdi. li’Ni-1 was. Kansas Cilv 80 44 GC' IP H R ER BBSO and win on the American Tour.' he i’.Til.in.i 3 \.in('pu\i-r 2 " You have to go out and watch the mitted he felt he " had it in the bag” Oakland 63 62 504 I?* San Diego BOSTON SEATTI.E Beverley l)avis-Upr 814 75 69-76-74-2M pay your dues. And I did" sund.iN .. 1 Mint-t "That's why you saw the low [ju ra Baugh 814 73- 71-76-74 294 said Texas 60 63 48B 19*1 Shirlcv 2 2-3 ab r h bi ab r h bi r.T.’nlc 3 \ilandu 2 .ild man play. Floyd said after Watson after a birdie on the 16th gave him a Kathy Martin 814 73- 77-71-73-294Caldwell, who had rounds of 66-66- scores. " said Watson "I think they Mmnesf'ta ■A 71 432 as* I Curtis 3 Burlesn ss 0 2 2 Cruz2b 000 Clampett, a former U.S. Amateur *»\(.iHhngU'-V\!'’Jl'’rnid)i nit IK'nna Capom Young814 7369-76-76-94 ran away and hid from the elite field four-shot lead with two holes to play. Chicago :i2 60 430 26*1 Rasmussen 0 Stapletn2b 5 0 2 0 Simps<>n If 5 2 2 0 N *'w \"rk* Met h4-sU’f II could have played it down, but they Joan Joyce 814 72- 75.-71-7671 to 294 lead each of the first three days champion, earned his PGA card by California 49 73 402 30 Fingers i Lucas 2 Perez lb 4 0 0 0 Bochte lb 4 1 2 2 and enter the final round with a 4- finishing with 280. It gave him a •KM lOl- KK(.I L \R SEASON I'LAV 6,5 in the tournament "I can't say Saturday s Results Montreal Rice If 5 1 1 0 Paciork rf 3 0 0 0 Becky F’ears<4 000 010-10 phenomenal. said Floyd, who which so far he's been unable to at­ Hollis SlacvCd 75.-73-73-76 2® Detroit 3. Minnesota 2 37,ff6 Seattle 100 321000-7 LADIES BE'M) U>- A • BES T 17- A - Nowak 70- Allen ■ Jack Walton 62. Bob earned $.'i.5.000 for second, his biggest Jerry Pate shot a final-round 67 to tain. Toronto?, Chicago3 E-Rice, Stem LOB-Bostcn6. Seattle Marianne 6retton4l3 76- 74-76-73- 298 Bettv Burfeindt 413 74-7676-73-298 11-59; B - .McHugh 73-1261, Livingston - Art Hassell 63. paycheck ever He's doing sneak into third at 273. "The next thing,” said Watson, "is Kansas City 7, Cleveland 5 PITTSBURGH CTNCfNiNATI 4 2B-Staplelon. Evans. Fisk, Allenson. 19th HOLE Gross. Isabelle Parciak 74; Texas4. Milwaukee3. II innings abrhbi abrhbi Bochte 3»-Hdlman HH-Meyer2 i8i. M arlene Hagge 413 7-7J-78-76-298 net. Ellie Donaldson 57. Lou Banaseiwicz 73-12-61, Dan Gothers - Nelson Eddy everything that needs to be done to At one time during the early part of hopefully to win the L'.S. Open and New York4. California2 Morenod 5 110 Ccllinsd 4 0 10 Narron i)i SB-Burleson. Allenson, Mary Mills 413 71- 74-7261-298 63, Frank Sullivan - Kan play golf the way he's playing Go out the round, nine players were within the PGA, two tournaments I'd like Baltimore 3. Oakland 0 Foliss 4 0 0 0 Geronmd 0 0 0 0 Stapleton Lenore Muraoka XJ 77- 75-73-74-S9 Lynn Prior 61; B - Gross, Bailey 74-13-61; C - BMlon 10. Seattle?, night Parkerrf 3110 Kenndv2b 4 0 10 IP H H FR BBSO Kathv H ue X6 76r--73-7Tr-299 72- 767T..76-299 Lee Neary 89; Net, Betty Callahan 80-17-63, Anderson 63 there and watch him play three or one shot of first place, three were very much to win" .Monday s Games Laev It 2 0 2 1 B airp 0 0 0 0 Bosti*n Vivian Brownlee XJ Gail H iraia X6 68-77-78-T6-299 BESr 12 MOI.ES- A tied lor first at 5-under par and six I All Times EDT) fUslerlf 5011 (Jnffevrf 4 0 0 0 Torrez 41-3 8 6 6 1 1 Lou Nordeen 58, Ellie Switchenko 80-17-63; 1) - four rounds and you'll come out Defending champion Lon Hinkle Texas'(Tavl-0. at Toronto iToddl-Oi Madlck3b 20 10 Foslerlf CmpblhW3-0i 4 2-3 1 1 1 1 0 Silvia BertoJaccini 123 767675.-73-300 3 0 0 0 H B Duntz 123 7r.-75.-7674-300 Smith 60. Montana 77-14-63. Frank Gross. George Bednarz 41: scratchiflg your head the way the were tied for fourth at 4-under. finished in a tie for sixth with Mike • ® pm Milner lb 2 110 Bench c 4 1 11 Seattle i Minnesota -Arroyo 3-5) at (Tevelam Gamer2b 4 I 00 Drieisnlb Barbara Mizrahie 123 74-74-77-75.-300 .Net. John Bower 43-4-39. But some ol those players fell back 4 1 1 0 Hnycit (LB-ir < 21-3 10 9 9 2 3 Sharon Barrett 123 71- 78-73-79-3D0 EOl R BAEE- Gross, Corcoran 83-20-63. rest of us do and then you 11 know- Reid and Ben Crenshaw at 275. iSjpillner 1110' 7 35. p m N icosiac 3 1 1 2 C o n c p c n s s McLaughlin .’21111 3 0 0 0 Jeannette Kerr 123 72- 767269-300 LADIES- .Net, A - Marv Ed Dodger 45-5-40. Frank why he's doing it and then Watson took of the rest with Boston -Eckersley 9-11) at Califomi. Candelarp 4 000 Oester3b 30 11 Heaverlo 12-3 1 0 0 2 2 Edna Hilinski. UIga followed by Stadler in ninth and Bob I Tanana 9-10), 8 10 p m LaCoss p 1 OOU T-2 34 A-I6 920 Joyce Kazmierski 74- 78-74-75-301 Sullivan 46-5-41, John 75- 73-77-76-301 Skinner, Jen Schotta. Hilda McCarthy 88-16-72; B '■ It s no one thing. " added Floyd his second straight 65 in which he Gilder in ioth at 279. KansasCitv)Gura 17-5 - at Milwaukee [.eibrndip 0 0 0 0 Gail Toushm Nanev Rubm 78- 71-7676-301 I'herla Mosher 94-26-68: C Yetishetsky 46-4-42, Jim Patriot score That s the point I'm making. If it went to final hole before picking up a Jack Nicklaus. six shots off the -Haas 14-101 8 3 0 p m Howell p 0000 BALTIMORR OAKLAND Kristof 84: Net, Lynn New York -John 176) at Oakland Cruz ph 1000 ab r h bi ab r h bi Dale Lundqutsi 72-80-77-73-30B Prior, Boots Carnelia. Rita Farlev 101-29-72 Bidwell 44-2-42. Bob were one thing, it would be very easy bogey. pace after the third round, had to 'Norris 17-7). 10 30 p m Solo p 0000 Bumbry d 5 13 0 Hendrsn If 4 0 10 Cindy Kessler 74-7677-75/-3DB C ardyn Hill COl .N'l RV CLl B Delessio 48-4-4. Dan Home Philadelphia tight end John Spagnola catches scoring pass in for me or anybody else to say. "Tom 1 played a good, aggressive round withdraw from the final round after Baltimore ID Martinez 3-2 > at Seattle Kmghi 3b 1000 Dauer2b 5 0 10 Murphy d 4 0 2 0 77- 751-74-77 - 303 Smile Sarree,. Ellie Smith BETTER NINE A I Abbott 86). 10 X p m Totals 34 5 8 4 Totals 32 2 5 *2 Bclangr ss 0 0 0 0 Essian c 2 000 Theresa Hession 76767169-300 IIE.s r 16- A - Ken Gor­ 60, McCarthy 44-8-36, B • 48-4-44, B - ijross. Chuck second period against New England at Foxboro Stadium Sunday. Watson is playing this way because of golf. Watson said of his day's injuring his back on the practice Tuesday 8 Games Pittbsurgh 000 010 001 Smgletn rf 4 0 10 Armas rf 4 0 10 Lynn Stroney 89-72-7676-304 Texas at Toronto Cincinnati 000 010001-2 l/ownstn If 0 0 0 0 Newmn lb 4 0 0 0 Beth Stone 74- 78-74-76-304 don 56, Bob Reynolds 58; B Mosher 45-13-32; (.' - Farlev Seaback 46. Bob Lukas 46: Pats' Mike Hawkins '59' and Prentice McCray were beaten on Amelia Rorer 75- 77-7r.-76-305 Jl MORS- Cham­ of this ' But It's not. a reflection of play. "I made very few mistakes and range. Beth Daniel Minnesota at Cleveland, night E-Oester DP-Fntsburgh 1 LOB- .Murray lb 3 0 0 1 Heath dh 3 0 2 0 Eva Chang 78- 72-7461-305, - Bill Tomkiel 54, Jim .Net, ferry Means 47-7-40. Detroit at Chicago, mght Pittsburgh 8. Cmcinnali 4 2B -N icosia Crowlv dh 3 0 0 0 McKav3b 3 0 0 0 pionship honors in age 49-15-34. play lUPl photo' everything ' when I did. thev didn't hurt me. " Cmdv Chamberlin 75,-7r-79-7B-3® Kansas Citv at Niilwaukee. mght Easier. t)rie8sen. Collins, Lacy 3B- Maydh 10 10 (iuerrer ss 3 0 0 0 Melley 56, Pete F’oster 56: b ra c k e ts : 14-17 Skip BEST 16- A - McCarthv Craig Phillips 49-8-41, Sal Boston at (California, night Oester HR-Bench '20i SB-uamer. Graham c 21 I 0 Cox 2b 3 0 0 U Bonelli 47-6-41; C - Gross, New York at Oakland, night Lacy. Collms, M<-reno Rt'emck If 3 1 1 0 C - Dick Melton 55, George Fields; 12-13 Glenn 75-16-59; B - Mosher 82-26- Baltimore at Seattle, nignt IP H RERBBSO DeTincs3b 4 0 12 Blount 56. Bill Mas! 56: Boggini; girls Sue Wallace. 56 ; C - Farlev 85-29-58 Sam Sapienza 51. Net, Pittsburgh G arcia ss 4 0 10 .Nelson Eddy " 56-14-42, NATIONAL LEAGUE Candelari iW9-l3i 9 5 2 2 1 7 Totals 34 3 10 3 Totals 30 0 6 0 050.000 PG.A Tournament Low gross. Bob Keynolds TAEEWOOl) SI ,M)M- .Net. A - Jim By United Press International Cincinnati Baltim ore 100 200 000-3 At (jrand Blanc Mich 8-24 76. Bill Moran 76. TWO BAI.I. OPEN- Morrone 80-10-7-; B ■ Bill Blaine Harold 53-10-43. Pat Spagnola sparks Beth Daniel East LaCoss 37 3*i Bair -M u rray Tom Purtzer 10.3D 746569-70-278 Bob Reynolds 69; B - Bravakis - Chick Gagnon Chessari 100-30-70. George Bednarz 73. Ken New York 56 GB 408 12 T-2 30 A-37.03 IP H R ER BB SO Vic Regalado 10 333 73-706669-278 Gross, Bob Flynn 80, Pete 69, Ken Comerlord - Toni BETTEB NINE- A - Comertord 73; .Net. Chuck victory over Pats St Louis 5J GB 438 15* x Baltimore Rex Caldwell 10.333 6666-71-75-278 revises goals Flanagan 'W 13-9 9 6 0 0 2 3 Phil H anewk 8.375 69-71-7069-279 Seaback 81-14-67, Frank Chicago 49 73 4IE 30 LOS ANGELES NEW YORK Foster 80; Net, Jack Mof­ Steyllet 69; Net, Ivan For­ .Morrone 39-5-34, Fred West ab r h bi ab _r h bi Oakland John Fought 7Z 0 72-72-72 ■64-280 fat 69. Jim Melley 69. Bill Kaprove 395-34. B - .Munro Sullivan 77-10-67. ferry FO.XBORO Mass I'PI - On the we held them in the second halt and DE.NVER lUPIi — Beth Daniel "The birdie at 10 was a turning W L Pci GB Thomas 2b 3 0 2 1 Yongbld2b 4 1 1 0 Keough iL 13-12 < Tom WeisVopf 7Zi0 6869-72-71-281 tin - Vic Fortin 60, Ray St. Houston 70 53 569 — Johnsln rf 5 0 10 Moreno3b 3 0 0 1 Beard 2-3 Bobbv Clam pett 7ZO 71- 72-7067-280 Tomkiel 69; C - Gross, Louis - Art St. Louis 61, .3906-33; C - iJob Dalv 42-9- .Means 83- 1 4-69, Jim whole. John Spagnola would rather got back in the game And we had keeps having to revise her goals — point because it was such a tough Los Angeles 67 56 f4fi 3 Law c( 0 0 0 0 Mazzilli d 2 0 0 0 M meilc 11-3 Barnev Thompsn 6 OUl) fi6-72-69-74-281 4 0 11 Ucey 2 Tom Kite 6.000 6869-73-71-281 George Zanis 84; Net, 34, Saul Rjbin 48-14-34. Bidwell 733-70. Hoy Bell 81- be in Philadelphia some opporlunitigs to win it upward. putt, " she said./'B ut the course Cincinnati 66 56 532 4*x Baker If 5 12 1 Wshngtnrf Jim Allen - Jack Walton 62, San Francisco 62 62 560 8*i (iarvev lb 5 0 2 0 Rendrsn If 4 0 10 Keough pitched to 2 batters m 6th Bob Mann 4.V0 746969-70- 2ffl Brian Robideau 69, Dick 11-70. Los Christenson 8212- The Eagles tight end snared Ron Daniel, the 1979 Rookie of the Year T -2 a) A-18.160 Mike Morley4.5i,'0 7y60-72-71 282 Dan Gothers - Nelson Eddy Chessari 49-15-34. Pete played much longer and more dif­ AtlanU 60 63 488 10 Cey3b 4 0 0 0 Jorgnsn lb 2 000 Melton 69 70 Jaworski's onl\ touchdown pass and The Patriots. 1-2 in preseasen. tesok on the LPGA tour, won a tournament San Diego 51 74 408 20 Monday d 3 2 2 1 Tavers ph 10 0 0 p k t ROIT MINNESOTA Roger Calvin 4Z 6 71- 74-7266 -2ffi 63, Frank Sullivan - Ken Lingua 45-11-34 ficult today, and the pin placements Saturday's Results Russell ss 5 0 2 0 Trevino c 4000 abrhbi a r h bi Mark McCumber4.5.''0 72- 71-7069-2®BEST 17-A-Rich Rior- El,I INI, I ON KIlX.E caught another to ke\ another the opening kickoff in the second half at St. Paul a weekipgo for her second Jaim e Gonzalez 4.5/6 Anderson 63. CKIEKS- A - Morrone were much tougher I just feel lucky Los Angeles 4. .New York 2 Yeager c 5 0 0 0 Ram irz ss 3 0 10 P eters d 3 I 0 0 Smallev ss 4 0 10 7069- 70-73-282 S\ll Rim- Net. A scoring drive Sunday m helping and marched 80 yards for a victory this year. She was admittedly Pitlsburgh2. Cincinnati 1. night Hoolon p 3 0 10 Zachry p 1 0 0 0 Trm m ll ss 30 10 Soficldlf 3 0 0 0 Jim Dent 2.742 69-72-72-70-283 dan 63, Stan Hilinski 64, CALLOW A V- Net, 79-10-69; - B - Kaprove 79- no one charged after m e" San FranciscoG Philadelphia2. mght Howep 0000 Pacellap 00 0 0 Brookns3b 3 0 10 Wynegr ph 1000 Dave Hill 2.742 746967-73-283 Larry Gazza 64, Joe Novak 10-69; B- Munro 77-12-65; C Joe .Nowak 76-11-65. Joe Philadelphia to a 23-17 exhibition vic­ touchdown on a 2-yard run bv Don "complacent” entering last week's Montreal2. San DiegoO. night Hausmn p 0000 Wcknfss lb 3 1 1 1 Cubbagib 0000 Mark Pleil 2.742 71- 7266-7+-283 Craig Phillips ■ Pat In- Post, alone in second entering the Terry Diehl 2.742 72- 72-7168 283 Byrka 69-3-66. B - Barney tory over the New England Patriots Calhoun Alter another Franklin field $150.0(K) Denver LPGA Classic at Atlanta 7, St L o u is l night Maddox ph 0000 f’arrish dh 4 0 10 Caslino3b 4 0 10 64: B - Dan Morline 62, domeico 146, Ralph King - -Dalv 86-17-69; D-Chessari final round, said she "just wasn't hit­ Houston I.ChicagoO. 17 innings, night Jackson pr 0 1 0 0 Dave Bntton2.742 7068-71-74 283 Cowens rl 3 1 1 0 Morals dh 4 0 0 0 Warren Howland 63; C - 97-30 -67 .McHugh 79-12-67. Charles And what made it a little bit goal. New England added its final TD Columbine Country Club. Sunday s Results Miller p 0000 3 0 11 RJacksn If 4 1 1 0 .Mike Sullivan2.742 74 68-70-71- 283 Mike Poplaski 147, Clitt ting it as well " Sunday. Dyer c Tom Valentine2.742 68- 70-73-73- 283 came with 4 08 left on a 1-yard sweep Montreal 12. Sah Diego 9 Morals ph 1000 Ijntine If 3 000 Macknn2b 3 0 1 0 Mike Madrak 60, Dick Keune - Hick Lombardo I. VDIES - .Net, A - Becky Bailey 80-13-67. - Pete sweeter was that the Yale graduate "I had wanted to win two tour­ "The course played very difficult Pittsburgh 5. Cincinnati 2 Reardon p 0000 4 1 1 2 Skeeter Heath 2.742 72- 716r-73--283 Whitakr2b 4 0 10 Rivera rf KermitZarlev2 742 69- «267-7- 283 Melton 62; Low gross. Rich Switchenko 89-20-69 bv Chuck Foreman Los Angeles 3. New York 2 Totals 38 3 12 3 Totals ' 29 2 4 2 Edw rdsef 3 0 1 0 148, Hob Thornton - Ran­ Rubin 89-19-70 ; B - Therla was drafted last season by the naments this year, so I readjusted and longer.” she said. "The ball *" ‘ delpl - - - WotHly Fitzhugh2.7C 7667-7367-283 Philaddphia?. San Francisco 1. night Los Angeles 110 100 ODO- 3 Butera c 3 0 10 BEIIEK NINE A - Atlanta 10. St Louis5. night Bob Smith 1.662 766968-71- 281 Hiordan (no score listed). dall rhornton 151. Mosher 93-26-67 Patriots — and cut my goals to going over the $150,000 bounces around a lot. and when you night New York 000 002000-2 Totals 29 3 7 2 Totals 33 2 7 2 But neither Steve Grogan ' 8-for-2I i Houston 2. (Thicago I . night Dana Quigley I 662 7369-72-70-284 SWEEP.S- Gross, Hick .Nowak 37-6-31. Bvrka 33-2- I don t like to make comparisons, mark this season. " she said Sunday DP-Los Angeles 1 LOB-Los Angeles Detroit 000 2DD100—3 TWO MAN B EST BEITEK NINE- A - nor Matt Cavanaugh .7-for-18' could get a couple of bad bounces, you get Monday 's Games 14. New York 5 2B-Russell. Thomas Minnesota 000000000-2 Scott WatKins 1.662 73- 70-71-70- 284 Hiordan 70. Mike Dobsinski 31 B - McHugh 39-6-33. but 1 m really much happier playing after posting a 12-under-par 276 to 'All Times EDT» Wavne Levi 1.6S 6969-73-73- 284 BAEE- Gross, Stan Do- Rubin 44-10-34; B - Mosher rally the Patriots H R -B aker i24i. Mondav i6> S B - DP-Detroit I. Minnesota 4 LOB- Bailey 40-7-33. Dick lor the Eagles than tor the Pats. win the Denver championship and San Francisco -Hargesheimer 4-2i at Garvey SF—Moreno Detroit 7. Minnesota 6 2B -Sm alley. Eddie Pearce I 6S1 7466-72-72 284 70; Net, Tom Zemke 66; B - mian - George Bednarz 69. 46-1333, Joe Chupas 47-14- They play a very simple defense, M ontreal'R ogers 116) 7 X p m |p H R E R B B S O Edwards. H Jacksem HR-Wockenfuss Miller Barber I.6S1 73- 70-ffl-73- 284 Gross, Bob Genovesi 75; Backoten 40-7-33; C ■ VIn Spagnola said There s a tremen­ $22,500. "I think I've just done it So - LPGA• \jy$ Angeles -Reuss 1.5>4) at Phila- Los Angeles tl3i, Rivera '3' SB-Cowens. BrcH.>kens Alan Tapie IJ18 72-72-70-7) 285 Leo Bravakis - Chick 33; C-Jean Peters 51-18-33 dous enthusiasm among the Eagles but they play it well, said Grogan, much for goals ' delphia i Espinosa3-4i.7:X< p m Hoctn . 8 Of p m Pacella 2 George Archer 1,075 7469-7469-28B dare you to do things Thev are a miss a putt. " Minnesota Pal ^ltzslmons 1.075 71- 73-71-71-286 Houston'Ruhle/-2i at St LouisiHood Hausman 1-3 Zahn . L 10-171 9 7 3 2 7 2 When I played lor the Pals, they 6.303-yard course, shot a 6-under 66 8 X p m John Mazza 1.075. 72- 70-70-74-aB giMxl club ' Blalock, tied for third beginning Miller 1 WP—2^hn. Schalzeder T—2 27 A— Bow'lmK Hesults were honest They told me my Friday to tie Sandra Post for the Tuesday s (iames Reardon 2 Buddy Gardner 1,075. 69- 7469-74 '28b SuniJas sSw Tis Transactions the day. got off to a shaky start and I1.X6 H> Umlotl lVes.s Inlcrnalional hv t nited Press Inleinational San Diego at New York WP-Hoolcn T-2 47 A-24 8f6 Tom Jones 730 71-7169-76-2® ( anadian Open B*Hvling ChampiimMiip hances of making the team were lead. She-made her move in the third was happy with her finish. Los Angeles at Philadelphia, night Chip Iteck 730 71- 71-72-73-2B7 Grogan wasn t upset by the boos, Baseball At Hamilton Ontario Aug 24 >xT. he said round Saturday, firing a 67 to go Atlanta at Pittsburgh, night Dave Eger 730 67- 74-73-7J-287 • Four rounds. "I came from nowhere to Minnesota l iene Mauch resigned as and Cavanaugh said he disregarded Chicago at Cmcinnali. night NEW YORK CALIFORNIA A Bobbv Cole 730 73- 71-72-71 - a : 1 Mike Durbin Chagrin Falls Ohio r-2 , Spagnola couldn t beat out Don three ahead of Post at 12-under-par — - ab MAJOR manager and was replaced bv third base them because the fans don t unders­ somewhere.” she said. "The first 13 Houston at St Louis night r h bi a b r h b i ____ l \ ____ Dave There 730 70- 7469-74-287 1 : Hrti Hasselbeck for the subsiiiuie light- 204. J o n e s d 3 0 0 0 Miller rf 3 10 0 Butch Baird 73U 72- 71-74-70- 287 toach .lohn (Jorvl 2 Kevin Oillotto Florence K\ -1-2 tand the game Grogan said he was holes I played like 1 hadn't played M urcer rf 2 0 0 1 Cmpnrs ss 4 10 0 > f LEAGUE Um Nielsen 7X 71- 71-71-74- 287 I'hiladelphia Activated oullicldor : • nd job so New England waived the Daniel then shot even-par 72 Sun­ Brown rf 1 0 0 0 Ford dh 4 0 10 /^ v \ ■ (Jreg Lu/inski plated pitcher Kevin .progressing smoothly as the season golf before.” SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA Danny l-klwardsTOO 72- 7I-Z69-287 ^ Art Trask Miami 6-2-0 r ,7lM : -rmer Ivy Leaguer The Eagles day to finish at 276 and win. But- she abrhbi abrhbi Wats('n lb 5 0 11 Baylo Baylor If 4 0 10 K ^ LEADERS I [jrrv Ziegler730 72- 71-73-71-287 Saucier on the'il-dav iJi.sabled list 4 Italpli Hartmann New llvil'- l’.iik But she sank a 15-foot birdie putt on North d 4 0 10 Smith rl 4 13 1 Jacksn dh 0 I 0 Grich2b 4 0 1 2 . Charlie (jiDson 730 71-7468-74-287 San Francisco Ailivated piichi’r opener draws near Piniella If •lohn Monlelu.se «• sent piUher Mike N V ■ 2 I : itH oromptly picked him up admitted she was looking over her Whitlildll 4 0 10 Gross If 00 0 0 4 13 0 Clark d 3 0 0 0* Buddy Alim 578 71- 72-74-71 -288 ■, Krnic Si hlegcl Vanti'U'.cr U.(n)i i. j No. 14. made a seven-footer for a bird Herndon rl 4 0 10 Rose lb 5 1 3 2 Dent ss 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn lb 3 0 2 0 Balling Bill Sander 578 70- T2-74-73Howland - 288 li‘ I’hocnix ol ihe Uacilii t 'o.ist Playing in place of the injured shoulder all the way. Oates c 3 12 1 Harlow lb 0000 U ’ague I) ' i2M 1 feel Em coming along better 1 Jockey for position on 15 and dropped a 12-foot putt to Evans3b 4 0 2 0 Aviles2b 0000 based on 3X. at batsi Ion Mitchell 578 73- 72-7667 288 h P»-tc( I’lituu- \Siiulsoi l.otks I onn 4 Keith Krepfle. Spagnola hauled in a "I was pleased to shoot par the way Mavc 4 00 0 Schmidt3b 3 1 1 2 Cerone c 0 0 0 0 Thon 3b 3 0 0 0 lal I,eague \a n ro HoaIncr.'TB 7269-71-76- 288 was better trxlay than last week Eve save par on 17. Rc'dngz3b \ndy North 5,V 4*1 («2 28-\arder from Jaworski to spark an Ivielb 4 0 10 Unserib 00 0 0 3 10 0 Donohue c 20 1 0 g ab r h pet 72- 73-7767 '289 7 Sam Flanagan I’arkoisburg VN \a always been a slow starter but Ell be American 12-neter yachts Freedom I top) and Clipper jockey I played today. " Daniel said. '"My "I saw everybody else's numbers Slennetl2b 300 0 Luzinski II 3 111 lK'vle2b 1 0 0 0 ('arew ph 10 0 0 Hendrick. St L 119 4rs 61 iro 1/7 Pat McGowan 555 72- 73-73-71 289 Lciebvrelt 0000 Trilk'. Phil ■2-1 )W -.irly drive that resulted in one of swing just wasn't there. My putt's UMasirss 3110GVkvchi( 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 W hitmer c 102 378 48 123 Iff Mike Harmon 555 73- 70-73-73 289 K Mike \ulbv Indian.Ind -l4) ready tor Cleveland the opener > for position at start of race off .Newport in American CYip selec­ I under-par figures) getting higher Knepper p 10 0 0 TriIlo2b 5 0 10 Sdrhlm3b 1 I 1 1 L jnsfrd ph 1010 Hernandz.SlL 118 411 84 146 124 Bt'bby Nichols 5*7 72- 72-75-TO-289 '"ree Tony Franklin field goals And were close, but they didn't go in ' IQB r.i 124 htt> That's the one that counts " and mine were getting lower, " she MoHitt"jffittp p 00 00 JVkvch3b 0000 Citburnc 0 0 0 0 Buckner. Chi 429 139 Gary Hallberg.7/. ‘ 73- 68-76-7i-289 H .liH’ Hullhinsi-n Si ianlon I’li 4) w th the score 10-3 Eagles the6-fcH't- tion trials. (UFl photo) LiUl)hn ph 0 0 0 0 Maddox cl 4 0 10 Totals 2 4 8 4 Totals 32______2 7 2 T em p letn .S tL 103 449 73 I4f. 123 Jim Nelford.''<40 71- 74-7669 290 120 *i2 said M ontefsep 0 0 0 0 Bowass 4 1 2 0 New York 010000301— 4 Cruz, Hou 61 143 316 Gary Hardin5X 7269-77-74- £U to .Icll Mi’fin ClovcI.ind 44-0 rt? 123 f(Q 61 IfA 314 4 ""pagnola reached over linebacker Post lost three more strokes to par VenabI ph 1 0 0 0 Boone c 4 0 0 0 Caliicrnia...... 000 0300(»-2 Garvey. LA Mike Gove 5(77 71- 72-75..75.-293 KB 418 fa 131 313 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 Kulhven p 4 2 2 1 E-Doyle DP-New York 1 LOB-New McBride. Hiil Mike Hill 507 72- 73-73-T5- '293 5I.se Hawkins to grab Jaworski s Sunday. She had four bogeys and one York 9, California 12 2B-Piniella 2. Simmons. St L 112 300 72 121 310 Totals ..32...... 1 7 0 Totals 38 ..... 7 14 .7 Mike Smith 50? 73- 72-73-75^2SU - rambling scoring toss from 10 birdie on the front nine, but came Luxinski activated ^ n Francisco 001000 OOD- I uaies.inor^sonOates. Thompson SB-Jones. Grich S - Cedeno. Hou 9B X« 48 110 307 Clint Doyle 507 71- 73-76-73- 293 Rhubarb develops in Cup race trials Rodriguez. Trion. Jones SF—Murcer American league f*at Lm(isey507 74- 71-74-74-290 Jai Alai Entries Philadelphia . 004 200 01x—7 ■ .Tds out back in even-par 36 for a final-round PHILADELPHIA (Ill’ll - The B-Triflo. UMasier DP--Philadelphia IP H R E R B B S O K ab r h pci Bob Shearer 507 72- 73-73-75r-28Q It helps when you have guys like NEWPORT R 1 I'PI - Two of 75 to tie for second with Jane Blalock Philadelphia Phillies .Sunday 2 LOB-San Francisco 5. Philadelphia B rett. KU 89 Mf. 69 1® 3® Bobby Walzel."07 71 •72-74-76-293 MUNUAV But a British manager said. nis Conner's Freedom for today's 10.2B-W hilfield, Smith. Rose, Herndon 416 Cooper, Mil 118 474 68 169 X7 Randy Erskine507 68- 73-77-T5.-293 l"hn Spagnola and others who can the four yachts vying to challenge for "There s no precedent for the rules. racing. at 6-under 282. Post and Blalock each reinstated outfielder Greg Luzinski S ^ L eM asler. Ruthven H R -Schm idt Davis iW5-3» 126 Dilone. Clev ® 376 63 129 343 Roger Maltbic507 72-73-72-T6-293 lr$ t Mirentb iX'i. Luzinski )16i Guidry 2 Carew. Cal 112 418 U, 139 333 Peter Oosterhuis 507 ,75.-70-75.-73-283 :::ake the plays when they have to be earned $12,600. ] KiMU-Xina 7 M im a -lla R td a l 1 Mse Z lauslo ■he America s Cup were considering That's why we re looking at them . It is expected that the New York to the active rosier and placed IP H RERBBSO Gossage iSSi I Wilson. K(^ 123 f.31 98 173 326 Dale Douglass 4U 73-71 •74*n-29f. J IM y U irrc U 4. ia s a M M i Mm y 4 ■andra made, said Jaworksi who hit on 14- a possible challenge to extend the Julie Stanger. who had earned pitcher Kevin Saucier on the 21-day San Francisco California Rivers. Tex IS X. 169 S f. f^ il Rodgers 475i 7669-77-77-299 to see if they can't be changed. " Yacht Club's Selection Committee a. Inn KnppnL9-15.i 316 Martinez iL36 6 5 3 3 3 Bell. Tex 104 416 68 IX. 3X. Bob Proben 470 75.69-7464-302 V tefw-liMca i. fada-ttaya b R anM :-24 passes for 16.' yards in one half deadline in their semifinal elimina­ slightly over $13,000 in her two years disabled list 1 i h m The two syndicates were con­ will eliminate Turner from conten­ Moftilt *26 Hassler 226 2 1 1 2 Oliver. Tex IXi fOO 74 314 1 lirpn-lartietfi 1 a a iia kia M s J mtano Bumbry, Balt 147 The Eiagles. 3-0 in exhibition play tion series on the tour, finished fourth at 5-under Montefusco 3 Aase 16 I 0 0 0 121 474 ® 310 $«•$ iim hrt 1 . b«M Roua sidering a formal protest to be heard tion any day now LuzinskI underwent surgery July 28 Trammell. Det 108 411 80 126 307 U velle I Martinez pitched to2 batters in 7lh 'O' tted the Patriots a 3a1 lead before The Australian and British Cup Secan# lif M l before a panel of U.S. yachting But Turner said he was going 283 and picked up $7,500. Defending for the removal of cartilagenous Philadelphia T -3 21. A-3B.606 Home Runs Ting 20 unanswered points by in­ syndicates Sunday night argued that experts, if discussions with the race ahead with plans to put a new mast in Denver champion Sally Little tied for bodies from his right knee. He in­ Ruthven'W1261 9 7 1112 National League — Schmidt. PhilX. 1 liM riM lUri Z- larqMi-Uarrata I Mt-laanat 2. laaste-IAurua Balk-Knepper T-2 12 A-3f7®5i Horner. Atl27; Baker. LAM. Murphy. i (etw-MMltiMj 1 4. fadk-Zarra J OMiy dondri 4 Inn lanAa termission Fullback Jim Culbreath the spirit of the competition would be At). Garvey. LA, C arter. MU, Hendrick. World S enes ol Golf committee failed Courageous. fifth at 284 with Janet Coles, robkie jured the knee July 5 in a game V IMy Am 1 b. N an M i$»a a lasaaia-lanas St Land Clark. SF22 At Akron, Ohio, Aug 24 i. yanaHtasca Sr. red the first Philadelphia TD CLEVELAND / ttfie-IUpa 1 U raaa! Am 1 '■ .c-iated since two yachts are likely The challengers have lost several "This mast that we have we don't Patty Sheehan and Pat Bradley against the St. Louis Cardinals and KANSAS CITY American League — Jackson. NY 34. (P ar 70i 1. MMia-Ivtuna 1. Artana-ZiqM ab r h bi ab r h bi Tom Watson tlOO.OOO X.-7.6f.65.-270 2iul$ |M« )MW$ M s aasa-lartura* 'When he picked up a Charles Smith t. ad\a.-ice to final series havmg won days of racing in their semifinal think much of. " he said, referring to Elacb of them earned $5,100. was placed on the disabled list three Oglivie. MilS2; l^ o m a i. M i)29, Armas. G968-706r>-272 5 0 1 1 Oak 26; P arrish, Det'22 Ray Floyd 56,000 tumble ( aused by a jarring Hjwkins .ess t.han the prescribed four out of Daniel, who moved into fourth on days later. C'HICMIO HOUSTON g f u r V ' m ' 2^“ w i S l 4 1 3 1 Hale Irwin 19,800 68-746666674 IM: M b series because of heaxw winds. the mast he had to borrow from Long Runs Batted In Lee Trevino 19.600 69696769-274 1000 National League — Schmidt. Phi) 03. 1 LN]i (arra Z Miata-aarTaU l.atsa-Mna 2 Artana-lsaa tackle and ran into the end z.'P.e seven races Meanwhile, in final trials for when his was damaged. "If we have the 1960 money list, had three bogeys ^ fo re the injury, Luzinski had Und..v2bN'SJ'o nil K V ' Mike ReidU..OOO 68- 706968-27. 4 0 1 0 Garvey. LA » ; Hendrick, St.L 90; JHuul-MM . 4. M w M larfw i J M a-Arcaraie 1 4 Inn-tiamy Franklin had two field |oals 4 11 1 Lon Hinkle 15.000 66696969-27 Racing for the foreign challengers Amencan defenders. Russell Long's enough time we plan to put the other on the front nine to go 3-over at the been in a mild slump, hitting .245 in Buckner If 4 0 0 0 Cruz If Hernandez, St Land Clark. SF79 b larquM-Ura k m a a M iW a l b. Uraaa l- M w a laaqun Alfa Hsrrahdh 2000 Wuhanc 3 2 1 1 Ben Crenshaw 15.000 6769-7069-27. Johnson lb 4 0 0 0 Cedeno cl 4 0 2 0 American League — Cooper. Mil 95.. 1 Uaiaiy ttranaadi 1 was pleased with our perfor­ •sas canceled Sunday because of halfway point Sunday. G raydh Craig SU dler 13,000 8768-70-73-278 1 toM lamti l. r a d a - « M l Mvsaaia-laanat Cl'pper beat Ted Turner's one in " The original Courageous 71 games with 15 home runs and 42 Biillner rl 3 1 1 0 Howe lb 3 0 10 2 000 Aikenslb 4 0 0 0 Oliver. Tex 98: A ckson, NY 92. Brett. Bob Gilder 12.000 69- 7068-72-279 M l Mie-llosca M s N e nM Am 1 mance espk-ially in the first half sJgh: winds and the French and Blackwilc 10 11 Leonard rl 3 0 0 0 1 00 0 LaCocklb 0000 KC91; Perez. Bos 88 Courageous in two straight races mast snapped in July and is expected '"I was looking at the leader board RBI. Luzinski was in the starting Bruce Lietzkc lO.OpO 7168-71-71-282 Tyson2b 2 0 0 0 Pujols c 2 0 10 X? 4 0 10 CardenI rf 4 1 2 1 Stolen Bases laurtli: said Eagles coach Dick \erttte:. 736969-70-281 lantii Swedes asked for lay days for today Sunday after winds on Rhode Island after nine, and I thought it was lineup for Sunday night's game Dillard 3b 4 1 1 0 White 2b 4 1 2 2 National League - LeFlore. Ml) 81. Andy Bean 10.000 to be repaired by Tiiesday. 2 0 0 0 Reynids is 2 10 0 RttSim flb 2. kasa They had their key people :n there Figuero ph 1 000 Ryanp 1 000 4 1 2 0 O u tk dh 3 1 0 0 Moreno. P itt 73; Collins. CinG2; Scott. Gary Player 10,000 69- 7069-73-281 1 M y Z Uya 1 la a M i Ac r Tding to the race conditions, a Sound picked up Long posted victory ridiculous for me to still be leading against the San Francisco Giants." 2010 70- 71-7269-2S 4 Uraaa! Asked if he was anticipating K ellehrib 0000 MU5A. Richards. SD47 Isao Acki BZiO i. la rx M i 4 Ufm i- Inga Dybznsk ss 2111 Gct'rgo RumsSZO 71- 7267-72-2B2 and "we had ours .And we outplayed "W inner must be decided by Tuesday the way I was shooting. " she said. "I Capilla p 2 0 00 American League — Henderson. Oal Y fid u b (iano lU a ra M A * « Garny margins of 46 seconds and 1:33 elimination after Monday's racing. ToUls 40 5 13 5. ToUls 36 7 11 7 Ijrry Nelson?,500 67-73-74-70-294 64. Wilson. KC58; Dilone. C lev47; Cruz. / m * 1 Raua 1 U U M 1 Arcarara 1 them Sweden and .Australia are tied 2-2 told myself I had to get back into it. I Montefusco returns V ailph 1000 Cleveland 000001004-5 Norio Suzuki 6.7.0 70-72-73-7I-286 That gave Long a 3-4 record for the Turner said, "'No. We know what Sea 38. Rumbry. Balt 31. M s Uartwen New England coach Ron Erhardt Caudill p 0000 Kansas City OQg too OOx— 7 Howard TwiUv6.70 7267-74-73-286 Saas Artaaa ,n their series while France has three trials. Turner has the worst record they I the selection committee) look had to turn it on on the back side. 1 Sutler p 0000 Pitching PHILADELPHIA lUPI) - The . W 1A9 „c^veryier.uiione.Washington.E-V eryier. Dilone, Washington. DPDIVt- V icto r« ■lack Newtonr!.70 73- 766969-287 litth: tlefant. found some comfort from his team s Victories to Britain s two among the three skippers vying to de­ like. We've seen them before — couldn't just wait for somebody to San Francisco Giants Sunday ac­ T o u ts » 1 2 1 Touts Denis Wat8Pnr,70 74- 72-7269-2B7 Chicago ODOOlOwi-1 U a g w - C a r llo n . Phill9-7 .Inn Colbert 4.XO 77-71-70-71-289 1. Upslmts Z Umana-Rfpa 1. Artana-iaM 2 laaaan Zaqai second-half performance "The rules say that if no yacht has take it away from me." 000 IflOOlx- 2 H R -O rU Bibby. P ill 15.6;------Reuss. U------Niekro, 156; Niekn fend the Cup His bid for a second bringing good news and bad. " tivated pitcher John Montefusco and Houston 000 Sandv Lvlc4JfO 75.6B-74-72-289 i. tm alilUica 4 M a m l AsisI i. ia a Caiaiwa* 4. Uraaa X laaaal E—Tyson. Howe DP—Chicago2 LOBI rxu *7*'SB—Washmston.SB-W ashm gton. Wilson. Hou i.vii13-11. Alexander.aicwbiuIap Atlah ivj 126;:- Sander­cnn/iAi* 1 m more pleased this week than 1 Doug TcwelUJOO 7669-75.-70-280 V Uaa-lM iei b ta n an IHiiara a. Haaadt Canm won four races after Tuesday s Cup defense at the helm of the The committee informs a con­ Daniel began her rally on the pv-3, sent pitcher Mike Rowland to -Chicago 3. HouBton5..3^BiiUner HR IP H RERBBSO son. Mtl B-7. Ruthven. iniil 126. 6. iase-lartwan .l(»hn M ahailcy4 JOU 7469-72-75.-290 Llausta-Arcaraitl was last week Erhardt said S-Tyson. Ryan SF- (.'levciand American League - Slone. Balt 21-4. /. M e -tla rrcU 1. laraM 'M M tda 1 / aasu-aiga racing, the winner will be deter­ 177-yard 10th. where she sank a 10- —Cruz (7» (irimsly iL46 six-year-old Courageous has been so tender that his yacht has been Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League. Blackwell 22-3 6 2 2 Gura. KC 17-5.; John. NY 176; N o rm . a-Mark O'Meara 7-74-72-70-291 M s M y b a i b * i MAC tspa Stanton When you re losing 20-3 you have to mined by the most races won foot putt for a birdie. She also IP H RERBBSO 0 2 I 0 Oak 17-7. McGregor. Ball 15.6. Barker. Curtis Slrungc4,(U) 74-70-74-73-291 troubled that Turner has said this eliminated by motoring across New­ .Montefusco was placed on the dis­ Owchmko iM h H Chicago 4 16 3 I 5 Clev and Leonard. KC 156. Ken Brown 3.9H) 73-75-T2-73-2B pul the ball up to get back in the In case of a tie. a deciding race knocked in a 30-foot birdie putt at 15 Wihlol I 0 I 0 0 Scott Simpv'n;i,8U0 70- 72-77-75.-294 will be his last try He is now 1-6 for port Harbor in ceremonial garb at abled list July 17 with a tom side Capilla Earned Run Average I. M a-larturen 2. iMqi-laiMS 1 NawAa-AlMAa 2. Irasa-landa Kansas City Stew art (iinn3.7U) 71- ttt-73-70696 game And they know that too But would be held Wednesdav or and a 12-footer for a birdie at 18 to go Caudill IL16 1 • based on 130 innings) J. taMta-Asis 1 J »aasta4nga 4 tasalra-lsaa the finals and was matched with Den­ the conclusion of a day's racing. muscle and has not pitched since July Lenrd i W 1561 8 1 6 12 Buddy Whitten S.OOO 81-79-72-7I-3D3 4 m tm SutUr National League — Reuss, LA 2.12. 6. ArtaM-Sarnnm* Thursday QuisnbrryiS29i 26 I Mataji Kuiakabc3.560 V M w a iiM sca iaasa-Zaqw b. laaqaai la M tt back to even-par for the day. 12 Houston Carlton. l*hil 2 23. Sutton, LA 2M ; 77-79-7i-78606 SUnton pitched loSballers in 3rd Jack Nicklaux3.400 8B-72-7I Wl) 1. taa«OT l a M 1 awi ih n a 1. Uraaa I Vca ta za l 1 . Oanay GamT Ryan iW96i Forst-h. Hou28B. Zachrv, NY2.91 W l^ ljo n a rd . T—2 ;43, A—30/68 S * s radH ilM ir a M s k iR Zaaai T -2 :B k - t Amonoan l.caguo — Gura. KC 2 Z . 14 - EVENING HERALD, Mon., August 25, 1980 TV tonight lottery in trouble game run properly.” Kennedy to get advance look at Carter programs an investigation found two 6:00 By United Press International Like Pinette, other players N « w t ( f ) RKO Y ears The history of RKO Houae' i979Stara:OliviaCole.Les­ Qrsngsr.JosnOrssnwood. story ot Lottery fans are "screaming mad" employees sold tickets to the one- By UnilrH Press Inlernnlional an apparently cordial public meeting days. that the White House is seeking alter­ ^ B rtd y Bunch Picturespresentedinapanoramaof lie Uggams. Maggie Rogers and her ths trsgic lovs sffair of s princsss, criticized Carey's operation of the designed to manipulate the debates conference today in Los Angeles to shot million dollar game last month Sen. Edward Kennedy was last week when Kennedy welcomed nate hosts for the upcoming presiden­ vF Jok«r'tWlld the years, the people, and the daughter, Lillian, are caught in the torn bstwssn duty and hsrdstirt for that Gov. Joseph E. Brennan is lottery, and claimed his was a It has been widely reported his vice in order to benefit Jimmy Carter, discuss the trip, which the official 1{) AlhSlarSocctrNollsCounlyvs movies that made RKO a giant in the whirlwind hiator^ as White House aI roguish soldisr.soldier. (2hrs.)(2 casting an eye toward abolishing the after the advertised cutoff date. expected to get a private, advance Carter to Boston, but they have not presidential candidate will be former tial debates. He said the president industry political appointment made to even if it comes at the expense of the Chinese News Agency called a SloKeCity maids: the death of President Hard­ (S) iporteCenter state numbers game, and operators Cohen, in a six-page report look at President Carter's promised met in private since June 5, when Gov. Patrick Lucey of Wisconsin, but wants to hold the first debate earlier 0 Room 222 d € Motorcycle Racing From San ing ends the years of scandal and l 8 < 8 9 9 Th«T h eT Tonight o n Ig Show Quest abolish the lottery. public." failure and the People’s Daily Bernadino, California Host: Joan Rivers. QuesIsiMarlette blame the disappointing lack of requested by Carey and awaited by economic revitalization program in Kennedy refused to withdraw from neither Anderson nor Lucey have than the Sept. 18 date set by the <8) Zoom the quiet dignity of President "It’s well known that Mr. Carey Watson also said serious problems newspaper described in a headline as 9# Hoflan'aHaroat 99 92 99 Little House On Ttie Cooildge is a welcom e relief. (Pt. II. Hartley, (Beorge Gobel. Bernadette revenues on laggard advertising and Brennan, suggested the sale of the 33 today's meeting at the White House. the contest for the Democratic confirmed that. Lucey arrived in League of Women Voters, and wants P rairie was against the lottery while he was are being created by “the reopening a disaster. Jim Rockford; PrivaU of a four-part series: 2 hrs.) Peters. (00 mins.) lottery Director Kichard J. Carey. tickets may have cast "doubts over A lot hinges on his opinion of it. nomination. Washington Sunday night for a at least the first debate to be a two- InvMtIgalor 9492 Dionne Quints Donald Brit­ (Closed-Capliohed) 9 9 ABC N ew s NIghtNne a member of the Legislature. And of this (Taiwan) issue which has long Libertarian Party candidate Ed tain's Emmy-winning documentary 9 :3 0 1 1 :3 5 the integrity and fairness of the The Massachusetts Democrat Carter is scheduled to announce meeting with Anderson. man confrontation between himself 6 :3 0 "Most customers who are regular now that the governor doesn’t like been settled." Clark appeared Sunday on ABC’s CF ILovoLucy te lls th e poignant sto ry of liv e Iden- XOneOayAtATImaAnn'aroman- X M .A .S .H . players are screaming mad about the lottery." made it clear at the Democratic details this week of a plan he “I've not made a final decision on and Ronald Reagan — excluding (J) Tic Tac Dough ticalgirlswhomiraculously survived tic involvement brings her to a cri­ 11:4 5 the game, he's appointed someone to He referred to the controversy "Issues and Answers," proposing governor, because he's con­ The attorney general suggested National Convention in New York promised will provide "millions of Anderson. N B C N a w a th e ir de liv e ry by a coun try d o c to r in tical crossroads when she dis­ 9$ Movie -(Drama) **W "The run it into the ground,” said Dennis whether to accept if the offer were over Reagan's repeated goal of es­ America phase out its foreign 94 OvarEaayGuesi Jack Carter 1934 (90 mins) covers a great deal about herself Glove" 1980 John Saxon, Rosey templating getting rid of the disciplinary action be taken against that the extent of his effort in the jobs." The league has decided Anderson Addorio, a retired shoe worker who made," Lucev told CBS. “I've got a tablishing official ties with Taiwan, alliances and spend its money "only Host Hugh Downs (Closed 9# Movie-(Western) ••• "The and the man she loves. Grier. An easy-going bounty hunter lottery," Donald Ouellette, owner of two employees who sold the tickets campaign depends on the shape of Independent candidate John Ander­ yellow pad...three pages of things may participate if national polls give C aptioned) Plainsman" 1936 Gary Cooper, (Concluaion) wants to retire: but before he does purchases his daily numbers tickets and GOP vice presidentiaF candidate to defend the United States ' Jean Arthur Wild Bill Hickok, Buf­ Day’s News in downtown Bath, said and a supervisor who sanctioned the Carter’s economic policies — par­ son was off the campaign trail today, 1 want to ask him.” him at least 15 percent support by ® Over Eaay Host Hugh Downs ® Bummer Basketball All-Blar he must bring in alive a vicious at Mike Poll's Market in Biddeford. George Bush's futile effort to soothe Asked if that would not lead to 8 Bob Nawhart Show falo Bill Cody and Calamity Jane set Game Baker League va Rucker criminal who uses a stael glove to Sunday. sale despite other instructions. ticularly in the area of creating jobs back in Washington for the week and Carter's chief of staff Jack Wat­ Sept. 10. out to get the white man selling guns Owner John Poll said he hasn't had the feeling of Chinese officials on his isolationism and a power vacuum the 6:55 League pulverize anyone who tries to slop "The problems are magnified way The governor, who has made no to ease unemployment lines. preparing to announce his choice of a son, meanwhile, confirmed in an in­ Anderson called the Carter moves A N e w t to the Indians (2 hrs ) ®Movle-(Mystery)**H "Murder him. (R ated R ) (0 0 mins.) one customer complain about the just-concluded trip to Peking. Russians would fill, Clark said no. 8 :3 0 By Decree" 1970 Christopher 1 1 :5 0 beyond justification,” he said while secret of his dissatisfaction with the The two Democratic leaders he|d running mate within the next few terview on CBS’s “Face the Nation” “thoroughly disingenuous efforts 7:00 way the game is being run. Reagan and Bush scheduled a news C D CBS N ew s XWKRPInCIncInnatlAndyTravis Plummer, James Mason. Vicious 99 Barney MlllerCaplainMillerand ringing up a newspaper and candy lottery, told a news conference he C D All In The Family warns Mr Carlson that unless he murdererhas a clever cover-up. But his men face a perplexing task of would examine the results of the in­ "It’s not the lottery. The fault lies raises staff salaries toa living wage sale. (Ddd ABC Newt is It clever enough to fool Sherlock defusing a student built nuclear quiry, saying the numbers game "is in the people operating it and adver­ X ) 9 9 F ace T he Music he might lose some personnel and. HolmesandOr.Walson?(RatedPQ) device. (Repeat; 70mins.) "Just because the advertising Police probe d r Surfabout sure enough. Dr Johnny Fever is (2 hrs.. ISmins.) 12:00 agency made an error in the past nearly on its last legs." tising it,” he said. 8 Fastival O f Faith o ffe re d a lOb in C alifo rnia (Pt. I of a O ® -Run America Run This pro­ X CBS Late Movie 'HARRY 0; Another dealer said, "They cut off two-part episode) doesn't necessarily mean we should "To me, that’s water over the dam. Bushes Chinese journey 8 Wrestling gram examines America's fascina­ Coinage Of The Realm' Harry the sale of million-dollar game ® N ew s X The Knowledge London cab­ tion with jogging and physical aaarchasforDonaldYorkfleldwhen condemn the lottery per se. If they I enjoy playing the lottery, and I bies are req.uired to pass the tough­ beating 4leath 9 4 Dick Cavett Show fitness. Yorkfiald'a daughter requiree just get the right ad agency and the think they should advertise more in­ tickets weeks before the drawing, but 9 M .A.S.H. est qualifying test of its kind inorder 1 0 :0 0 transplant surgery end he lathe only didn’t advertise. The week before the to obtain their licenses. This docu- right director they’d be all right,” stead qf abolishing it,” said Donald 7:29 X Lou G ran t A devastating brush possible donor. (Repeat) 'DR. drawing, 1 could have sold more NEW BRITAIN (DPI) - Police 99 Dally Number dram a exam ines th e life s ty le of the fire roaring out of control figures In Strange' l078Slars:PelerHooten. Ouellette said. Pinette of Biddeford. "You put in a 7:30 cabb ies the troubled marriage of Charlie Jasaica Waltar. tickets than I did in ttje prior three today sought to identify a man and sought exchange of views Attorney General Kichard S. Cohen good director and you'll see that X P.M. Magazine d4> Harry Blackstone's Magical HumeandturnanoneolherlhanMrs. (S) Motorcycia Racing From San months” ______the person or persons who beat and Tour The largest and best-known criticized the lottery last week after X Muppets Show Guest Jonath Pynchon into an on-lhe-scene Bamadino, California stabbed him to death inside a vacant LOS ANGELES (UPI) - in turning a nonissue into a hot potato left on his nine-day Far East trip, an W inters traveling magic show with breath­ rMorter (Repeat: 60 mins.) (9) Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrews and he is holding it,” one source said. X Dating Game taking illusions and sensational X N ew s 1 2 :0 5 . apartment over the weekend. Republican vice presidential Reagan again said he favored official d r SportsCenter tric k s ‘ O C o n n e cticu t Prim e Tim e X six MIIHonDotlerMan Long talk due ^M D E B O S A AIIDl.yEW’V'iW Detective Edwin B. Mercier said nominee George Bush says he sought Reagan has indicated on several relations with Taiwan, but when the 9 TheGreataatScandalsOf The 9:00 ® For The Record 'Welcome 1 2 :3 0 Sunday the unidentified man only an “exchange of views" with occasions — the latest in Dallas C entury D ocum ented w ith ra re film X M.A.S.H. B J. finds himself at­ Stranger’ A specialist from Europe X Hogan’s Heroes Chinese criticized that position. Bush footage, tape recordings and cour­ tra c te d to a fam ous w ar co rre s p o n ­ moves to Canada, and before get­ 1K)0 appear^ to have been beaten about Chinese leaders over Ronald Friday — that he favors official U.S. called it a "misunderstanding.” troom testimonies of infamous dent w ho has fallen in love w ith him ting a license to practrcehe treats a X A dam 12 in actor strike the head with a hard object and Reagan's views’ on Taiwan, despite recognition of Taiwan, undercutting Bush was asked to expand on his events that have fascinated the (R epe at) patient who has had an automobile 99 <8 99 Tomorrow Host; Tofn Peking’s accusations to the contrary. statements made by Bush in Peking public for years ^ 9)^MondayNlghtMovle'Love’s accident. Snydar. Quaat: Arkady N. Shev- LOS ANGELES l y P l ) - bare bones” proposal by a stabbed several times in the back "misunderstanding" comment as he 8 World Of Laurel And Hardy SavageFury’ l979Stars Jennifer 9 In d e p e n d e n t N ew s chanko, former U.N. Underaecre- negotiating committee for when his body was found Saturday. Bush and GOP standardbearer on a trip designed to put the "two hurried from the customs area at O'Neill, Perry King A young South­ The talks aimed at ending Your t ® 9 T MacNeIhLehrer Report 10:3 0 tary Qenaral. (00 mins.) the three television No weapon was found. Reagan scheduled a news conference China" matter to rest. Honolulu airport Saturday to a 99d9 TicTac Dough ern beauty brutalized by months of ® Connecticut Screening 99 USAFRaNglouaFHm the 36-day actors’ strike today to explain their apparently con­ The controversy had its origins in S Odd Couple physical and emotional abuse in a Room 1:05 will be "a fairly long networks, major motion choice^ The victim was described as a limousine that took him to a Waikiki Civil War prison run by Union Sol­ May, when Reagan was asked in 6:00 9 i Baseball Boston Red Sox vs X N aw s process," says a represen­ picture studios and in­ white male in his late 30s or early tradictory statements on “official" hotel. He replied. "It can't be done in X FloFlo can’t concentrate on her diers IS determined to rebuild her California Angels 1:15 40s, about six feet tail, weighing ap­ U.S. recognition of Taiwan. Cleveland to explain his position on tax return when an old boyfriend lile.aidedbyacacheofgoldandthe i tative of the performers. dependent producers. three seconds, while I’m walking 11:00 (S BoxIng’aOreatestChamplona Bush returned to Los Angeles Sun­ Taiwan. shows up and they strike romantic love of a handsome young officer. X X ® 99^ News 'Tha Boxing Writers' Vota' Kim Kellner of the "We’re working at it,” specials proximately 175 pounds, and having along." sparks together (Repeat) (Repeat. 2 hrs ) X M.A.S.H. 9 Ironside she said during the short, curly dark brown hair. day from his trip to China and Japan, "I want you to know that one of the While in Hawaii. Bush also took X P.M. Magazine [}) MovI* -(W r o *' <»*C Kannaih Mora. A amali boy wit- kstno-i) Local preservationists approached communications from Desert One as naasea a friend's murder and is ex- crane at the Bath Iron Works, Bath, Maine. The tug is dwarfed —Some of the helicopter pilots did blocking out other vital calls. Connol bo u$*d In comNnodon u4tA soon as possible." ploitad by a chaap crook. (86 the state Historical Commission for Mmt I n . othordt^ountt Appkotk laxu nol not only by the crane but the bow of the guided missile frigate not know who was in charge of the "The setting in which all this took mins.) induded AtPamcipeengSieokbouM* help in keeping the building intact but And the panel found that "a full- Jack Williams (FFG-24), which is scheduled to be launched field operation. place was. at best, a difficult but dress training exercise at a com­ that group said it did not want to en­ —The command post at the scene manageable one, " the report stated. dorse a commercial enterprise. Aug. 30. (UPI photo) parable desert training site could (Bh I •( BmrtvT n n ) was not easily identifiable to the of­ "Personnel moving about Desert One well have surfaced some of these ^ CtweFynaiUMif—» "t ficers and men who were scrambling were shadowy, somewha^t fuzzy problems " TV tomorrow. to avoid detection before sunrise and figures, barelv recognizable." to move the raiding party on toward M O RN ING * Ci -' Various Programming 8 8 8 Password Plus 3 8 OanaralHoapital Toby backs Sam in 2nd Tehran. 5:15 8 Bugs Bunny-Porky Pig *) Bonanza iHOUKR/cancm ii/ —Orders were barked out and lost Connecticut man held l a n i piled an excellent record.” said X Ed Allan Show 9 :0 0 ______AFTERNOON ) Various Programming m rifitT A T i •« ix iT • • u u m HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. Toby Dempsey, a former Democratic 5:45 X Dinah in the noise of helicopter and 12:00 3 8 8 Taxaa state chairman who stepped down to Moffett. "He knows the district well, X Naw Zoo Ravlaw X Andy Griffith Show Moffett, D-Conn., today backed X X X N aw a 1 BavarlyMilbllllea transport plane engines. There had 5:54 X 8 Phil D onah ue Show ^ ^ run for Congress, had b ^n endorsed he has the committment and the H ) Uvli^ Faith ) OvarEaay Papa Gino’s Samuel Gejdenson in the 2nd in two bank robberies 9 Morning Prayar X Joe Franklin Show experience to do the job well. I look been a small-scale practice exercise 8 8 8 Card Sharks 3 :3 0 District’s Democratic congressional by a Democratic convention in the said. 5:55 8 Ghost And Mrs. Muir X BiMarman forward to serving with him in of the rendezvous, but this did not BREWSTER, N Y. (U P I)-A Dan­ 8 T o d a y 's W om an 8 Joker, Joker, Joker 8 C hico And Tha M an primary, snubbing party-endorsed sprawling Eastern Connecticut dis­ He was charged in fugitive from 8 Family Faud 8 IDraamOf Jaannie Congress." prepare the full raiding party to deal bury, Conn., man was held on $25,000 6:00 91 Tom Larson Show 8 Villa Alegra candidate John N. Dempsey Jr. trict. justice warrants stemming from X X Various Programming 8 Flintstones 12:2 5 Moffett said Gejdenson "has with the noise of five helicopters and bond today on charges he allegedly X Naw Jeraay Raport 3 :5 8 Dempsey and Gejdenson will meet M offett, in an endorsem ent robberies last Friday and on Aug 13 8 NawZooRavua 9 :2 5 X 8 FYI ^ eight C-130 transport aircraft. robbed the same Connecticut bank 8 Heritage Corner 12:3 0 INFLATION released from his Washington office, proven himself adept at serving his 8 Haalth Field 4 :0 0 in a Sept. 9 primary. The winner will —The fleet of helicopters struggled ' of the Union Savings Bank off 8 Ed Allen Show (Exc. Wed.) 9 :3 0 X Starch For Tomorrow said he would make two campaign constituents in providing the kind of twice within nine days, police said. (Jj C ro a t W its ) John Davkiaon Show face either D, Anthony Guglielmo or Federal Road in Brookfield. Conn. 6 :1 5 X Partridge Family j Flintatonaa appearances with the former state personalized help that is so impor­ to the rendezvous point, delayed by Timothy Pierce, 26, was arrested X N e w t IX Surfabout (Wed.) X 8 R yan 's H ops Michael M. Connery in the race for The arrest was carried out by X PlavJhaParcantagaa D 8 Marv Griffin representative Thursday in tant in this day of increasingly deper­ weather and the inability to iom- about 2 a.m. Sunday as he rode in a 6 :3 0 8 Variouc Programming 3 Movla the seat being vacated by Rep. Brookfield police and New York X Abbott And Costello 99 Joker'eWlld 8 8 8 Doctors Middletown and Mansfield. sonalized government." municate directly because of radio taxicab on Route 6 in the town of 8 A ndy G riffith Show ) Domata FIGHTERS! Christopher Dodd, D-Conn. slate troopers X My Three Sona 8 L a s tle j PTL Club-Talk And Varloty "Sam Gejdenson has already com­ silence. The helicopter flight leader Southeast, near Brewster, police 8 Bullwinkla 9 :5 0 12:5 7 8 NBC N aw a U p d at# 3 8 SeaamaStroot 8 Various Programming 8 N ew a 1 Movie 8 Romper Room 10:00 12:5 6 t h e [R ] X 8 fyi ) Bewitched 6 :5 0 J. Jaffa rao n a I Big Valley r Luncheon ^ Supper 1:00 X Prayer (4 8 I Love Lucy 4 :3 0 Latest Fashion., 6 :5 5 X MIkeDouglet X Young And Tha Raatlaaa X i^ Thraa Sons X Uttle Raecala Talmadge^ Gravel face tests 8 American Trail Romper Room X 8 All M y Children (9) Chrlet The Living Word .Jn Murder. 1 9 N e w t 11 ^ortsCenter 6:00 Specials . Specials X 8 M ovie and accused Talmadge of political leadership. 7:00 8 9 9 David Lettermen Show ) Brady Bunch Democratic Sens. Her­ handling of the fight Gravel after 12 years in the ) M orning 8 2 2 Alive 9 9 8 8 Deye Of Our Uvee using “the big lie” as a . Miller finished second to 1:30 } MovlofTuo.) Served Every Sunday thru Served Every Monday thru man Talmadge of Georgia against legislation to Senate, said a better com­ 3 Buga Bunny 8 Ironside } Davay And Goliath EXiessed campaign weapon. Talmadge in the Aug. 5 X B ew itch ed promise could have been 3 8 Good Morning America 10:24 ) Star Trok Friday, 11 AM-4 PM Thursday, 4 PM till Closing and of primary with 24 percent of protect more than 100 *) N aw a 8 Weather View H) JekeHeteGotpelTime Talmadge, whose family obtained if Gravel hadn't 1:68 ^ MiatarRogora T O KILL face the toughest electoral million acres of the state D SportaCanter 10:30 ) EmargancyOne has controlled Georgia the vote to Talmadge's 42 alienated his Senate 1 8 8 T o d ay . X A lice X ABC Newsbrief fights of their careers from development. 2:00 I Jokar'aWild #1 A Slice of Papa's #1 Papa Platter politics for a half-century, percent. The runoff was colleagues. 1 Thraa Sloogat T ) 8 My Three Sons 5 :1 5 Tuesday. Gruening, whose grand­ 7:25 8 Hollywood Squares X Ae The W orld Turns Spaghetti, Shells is struggling against the forced when Talmadge Enroll with Bass X A ddam s Fam ily ID Harmano Pablo Delicious Cheese Pizza Talmadge, 67, faces a father, the late Ernest X N aw a 10:56 6 :3 0 Ravioli, Meatball, $ 1 o 9 liabilities of a messy failed to get 50 percent of Bass shoes give 7 :3 0 r) Newsbreak X )8 OneUfeToUve Democratic runoff against Gruening. was unseated hv 8 Accent On Living (Mon.) ) All In Tha Family Toasted Rolls X divorce, hospitalization for the vote in the sixman con­ your leet the X FUnlatonaa 11:00 ) Qllilgan’a Island Lt. Gov. Zell Miller, 47, eiducation they X PTL Club-Talk And Variety (33 M auds 8 8 8 A n other W orld S t’orink 99^ alcoholism and his denun­ est. and gradua'te 2 :3 0 ) M.A.S.H. who is making a key cam­ deserve With fine leathers an d 8:00 X (' M idday ) Movie (Exc. Tuo.. Wed.) ciation by his fellow In Alaska, where polls in­ X Captain Kangaroo Iv 8 LovaBost X Q llllgan'e Island paign issue out of the four- cushioned soles they 11 teach you I D D om eta } Dr. Gene Scott On Hebrowe senators. dicate Gravel’s slim edge X Battle Of The Planets 3 Straight Talk Electric Company (Eic. #2 Papa's Famous #2 Pasta of the Month term incumbent’s denun­ a new definition olcomlorl And Bass s P ) Various Programming 'll' Various Programming 2 :5 6 He has tried to paint js eroding, Gruening has lit “ inslyle. X 8 FYI Mon.) Spaghetti or Shells ciation by his colleagues classic styling will help you make the 8 Star Blazers 9 9 8 8 W hael O f Fortun a 8 Lottery 8how(Thur.) Mile Long Hot Dog Miller as a liberal backed into the incumbent’s atten­ Q U I C K f ^ 6 :3 0 8 Marcus Walby.M.D. 3 :0 0 last year for his financial d e a n s list lor good taste X G uiding U g h t 8 N e w t FREE $ 1 9 0 by labor and the Atlanta dance record and his X Qllligsn's Island 11:3 0 8 Electric Company and Fries $ ^ 2 9 dealings. CHANGE 3> M ary Tyla r M oors Show X P o p e ye And Frien ds SECONDS 1 Gravel, 50, considered OH. & LUBE CENTER among the most vulnerable jmiLlMMlfffACA #3 Two Slices of Papa's #3 Cheese Ravioli with of the Senate’s Democratic CONTINUU incumbents, faces lawyer SIGN UPI Ask Dick Kleiner Pepperoni Pizza Meatball $199 Clark Gruening, 39, grand­ DEAR DICK: I've recently heard of a motion picture enti. "Monte Waisn was made into a movie. He lives in Santa Our#I and Toasted Roll ^X son of the man he unseated lied "Conan The Barbarian," now in production and written by Fe, N M. Selling Topping in 1968. John Milius of “Apocalypse Now" fame. Is this by chance FOR A FALL LEAGUE another Dino DeLanrenliis.Dniversal production? Who is Wrapping up a one-week DEAR DICK; Please settle a bet lor my friend Betty and #4 Papa's Special series of four televised going to have the title role? ROBERT B. SMITH, Florence, me. She says Tom Jones and Engelbert Hamperdinck are AT OUR FREE Aril. #4 Papaburger and Fries debates Sunday, the two brothers. I say they are not related. Alan, what la Engelbert’s Home-style burger w/ International Pizza it is not by chance a DeLaurentiis production, it is by inten­ real name? OPAL COLEMAN, Jensen Beach, FU. cheese, shredded let- jF Georgia candidates ac­ JR. ROWLING CLINICI SPECiy\|,' tion But It will be a while before you see it. or before it is «p Big Meal Pizza Topped with You win, the two singers with the muscular vocal chords JOHN DAN tuce, special dressing cused each other of made Dino is currently at work on post-production of his are unrelatedEngelber^MbornA™ X Pepper, Onion, a - r . - profiting on questionable biggie. Flash Gordon.' and after that comes "Ragtime," If BEUJSHl AYKROYD Salami, Pepperoni, FREE FREE all goes well. "Conan" will go before the cameras next Janu­ land deals. SAVES1 ary No casting yet. but there is talk of Arnold Schwar- #5 Mile Long Seafood Mushrooms They also sparred over lenegger as Conan TH E iRi Salad Roll Anchovies included opnonji Miller’s proposed health WEDNESDAY, AUG. 27TH Witti this COUP4MI and Fries care program, which INTRODUCTORY DEAR DICK: Is It a new trend for stars to appear on talk Speak Up BLUES Talmadge said would lead shows chewing gum? I noth ed Vic Tayback and Chad Everett #3 Small Pepperoni AT m P.M. to "total socialization of f •OFFER* chewing on talk shows. I was told in my early school days that BROTHERS #6 Small Pasta with Pizza with Two If I chewed gum in class. I should bring enough for the class. It And You Start Moving Up! zMl medicine" and cost $130 would cost a lot for these two to furnish gum for everyone Meatballs, $ 1 7 9 You Can Eat jXvlQQ billion. Miller said the FOR FUN. EXCITEMENT watching. Also, I insist that Mary Pickford was married to ... In business, clubs, church, PTA and service price tag was $32 billion COMPTETIONI 11.05 Owen Moore lor her first marriage. Am I right? STARR organizations. Lesoershlp gravitates to the one 1 p g [ L Toasted Rolls ^ L Salad Bars ^4 ^ * KENT, Pueblo, Colo. who can express himself or herself clearly, with thl. coupon W fl I agree with you about the gum To me, it is a sickening CORMCTIOH habit, worse to look at than cigarette smoking. I hadn't forcefully amd persuasively. To win a V 7 /I/; LEAGUES WILL RE FORMING noticed much of it on talk shows, hut I can believe anything of promotion ... prepare for It. Make yourself FRIDAY’S AD OF AUQ. 8:00 A.M.-S;00 F A today's citizens. They have no real concern for their own promotablel M i O l F F . X IS 2 2 ,12 M READ •2.M to FOR ALL AGESI EICfFT SUHBAY appearance. To your second question, you are right atout • AJI.>S F A Mary's first husband. Owen Moore P a p a Q i n o ^ •3S'* FOR WHITE DALE CARNEGIE TIIF PINE. IT SHOULD DEAR DICK: Please tell me what happened to Jack COURSE For Man A Women m \TFR ■ ■ ^PIZZA&MORE HAVE READ *12.80 to Schaefer, who wrote "Shane" in 11149. That was one of the best 0 4 3 -1 5 0 1 WEST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD MANSFIELD *28**. ©etty GASOLINE Westerns ever written or made iato a movie. It was his first CLASS STARTINQ IN VERNON ■ahostCoeaer Ckutcr Oak M il, 940 Silver Line EielbrookMal,RoutcI-l9: Lowsst unl«ad«d priest In town! novel. 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Clean, stove. $89,500. Group I. Congressional hopefuls between 9 and 12, at Goodwill KENNEL ASSISTANT - CALL Mutt be gooK with flguret. and be Philbrick Agency. 846-4200. tray. Call 649-0751 in dogfight Store. 1085 Main Street, Energetic woman preferred, pleasant surroundings. in donations, was the only Democrat Manchester, corner of approaching middle age. 1 or 2 Uniforms provided. Food dis­ LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing TEL AVIV. Israel lUPH - .Israeli WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Rep. Steven Symms, R-Idaho, counts, and other fringe 249-7773 - neat. EXCELLENT HOME for to vote against the legislation in a Eldridge Street. days weekly. Involvement young family. Older Colonial Table Was $80, asking $45. warplanes downed a Syrian MiG-21 chemical industry has contributed received the largest amount — $28,- with pets. Public and benefits. Apply: Dairy Queen. Wn Offer Tha Following: Baby's walker $9. Carseat $6. House subcommittee. 643-7004 with three bedrooms, large about $2 million through various 487 — of campaign money from the A MANCHESTER/EAST maintenance. Canine Holiday 242 Broad Street, (near • AMractIva Salary • Paid Holldaya, Including 6462096. jet fighter in a brief dogfight over the But Nader noted Sen. Charles Per­ Manchester Parkade). living room, formal dining political action committees to 1978 chemical industry political action HARTFORD AREA - 120 Bed Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, Your Birthday • Inauranca, Haalth and Dental room. den. kitchen and sun skies of southern Lebanon and a Manchester. Inquire 3:00 to and 1980 electoral campaigns, says groups, the study said Sunday, while cy, R-IIL, has been a strong backer of Health Care Facility seeking EXPERIENCED WAITRESS Plan • Plaaaant Atmoaphm and Surround- porch. Two car garage and powerful Palestinian guerrilla bomb second Cook for fill-in posi­ 5:00 p.m. RESPONSIBLE ADULT to Ralph Nader’s Public Citizen Howard Baker, R-Tenn., the Senate the legislation, despite receiving supervise children. Ap­ for morning hours. Breakfast tool shed on large landscaped exploded at an Israeli gas station, tion. 24-32 hours. Experience and lunch. Apply in person, alng • Company Paid Panalon Plan lot. $60,000. Peterman Realty Congress Watch, Republican leader, was second $22,895 from industry political action DENTAL HYGENIST. Part- proximately one hour Sunday PHELPS St SONS COAL killing one person and wounding 12 and knowledge of Therapeutic at Vernon United Methodist 303 Adam s S tre e t, For a private IntervtoWy ptoasa call - 649-9404 , 6461171, 649-4844 COMPANY Hard anthracite A self-styled watchdog group, the overall and atop the Senate list with committees. Diets preferred, but will train time. Immediate opening. Manchester. others Pleasant surroundings. Salary Church. 872-0147. coal. Pea and chestnut 646 Four Syrian planes tried to in­ Public Citizen Congress Watch iden­ $27,193. On the Senate side. Baker was right person. Sul]' THE MANCHESTER HERALD PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial, 2005 or 872-2126 and salary reqi negotiable. 646-3003. tercept Israeli fighters Sunday as tified 32 senators and 55 House "The major recipients of chemical followed by Sen. Russell Long, D-La., FULL TIME CASHIER - PART St FULL TIME for Goll at 643-2711 between 8:30 a.m. and Six generous size rooms. 24 who received $25,200 from chemical Box CC, c/o Course Maintenance and foot livingroom. Fireplace. HEIERLING SKI BOOTS - they flew what the military com­ members who have received con­ company contributions reads, with Herald. FULL TIME SITTER Health St Beauty Aid Store. industry groups, the study said. The Flexible hours. Must be able Snack Bar. Tallwood Country 5:00 p.m. Dining room. Three Size 6 Perfect condition! mand termed a 'routine patrol" over tributions amounting to $5,000 or some exceptions, like a who’s who of WANTED - My borne. Baby Club. Rt. 85. Hebron. 646-II51. bedrooms. llY baths. Garage “ superfund” bill will soon come to work some nights and Asking $60. price negotiable. southern Lebanon, apparently in more, and said many of those law­ opponents of the ‘superfund’ bill,” PLUMBER or PLUMBERS and school age child. Spruce $69,900. Group 1. Philbrick Call 643-0063 anytime before the Senate Finance Com­ HELPER ■ Experienced Street. 649-9819. weekends. Work to assist Agency. 648-4200 search of Palestinian guerrilla makers oppose proposed legislation Nader said. “For example. Senator manager in store operdtions. MEAT COUNTERMAN. to make the government and the in­ Howard Baker ... is a major oppo­ mittee chaired by Long, who faces a necessary. Call 646-4876, Supermarket or retail Experienced preferred. Apply SECTIONAL L shaped steel strongholds LANDSCAPING LABORERS. in person. Highland Parii dustry pay for toxic waste dump nent of the key provision of the primary election next month. Mature. Own transporation. experience helpful, but not MEDICAL SERVICE STATION desk, $150. Matching "In the short air battle, a Syrian RN - 3 p.m. to II p.m.. and II Market. 317 Highland Street. secretarial chair, $50 Call Senate bill which would give victims Long was followed by Sens. David Willing to work. New England necessary, ^ p ly in person: 9 AHENOANT .MiG-21 was downed." the command cleanup. p.m to 7 a.m. Full time or part to 5 daily. Brooks Health & Manchester. RECEPTIONIST 6462349 a fairer chance to recover from the Durenberger, R-Minn, $24,600; John time. Enjoy working with an Landscaping. 528-4973, after said in a terse communique "All our That legislation, proposed on 5:00 p.m. Beauty Aids Store. 277 West : Some mechanclal: chemical companies." Tower, R-Texas, $23,944; and excellent supporting staff, APPLICATIONS are now MANCHESTER planes returned salely to their Capitol Hill in response to the con­ caring for our elderly Middle Turnpike, Manchester. * TAG S A L g S Nader said Sen. Alan Simpson, R- William Armstrong, R-Colo., $23,333, 646-9196. being accepted for : experience with! bases " Military officials added no tamination of the Love Canal area of patients. Good wages and CLERK/TYPfST, Full or part experienced power printers Full or part-HiM. To toko •57,000 Niagara Falls, N.Y., from a Wyo., received $21,350 from 1977-80 the studv said. time. Vernon area. Life in­ chargo of modem Podlarty Ismail tools. Willi TAG SALE - Much mis- details to the announcement benefits, including new Dental PRINTING DEPARTMENT - and screen printers Excellent Neat 6 Room Colonial. In Damascus, a Syrian military chemical dump, would set up a and “was the lone dissenting vote Plan. Please call: Doris Blain surance .experience helpful. benefits. Individuals must otfleo, 3>/i day weak. i i cellaneousu 122 Campfield On the House side, Symms was Machine transcription Typing required. Run off Set train. 3 Bedrooms. Formal Hoad. 10 to 4 TODAY August spokesman said an Israeli plane also massive "superfund.” when the bili was reported out of the RN, Director of Nurses, 646- Press, and varied duties. App­ apply in person to: Quality followed by Reps, Charles Grassley, 0129. Manchester Manor Nur­ experience preferred. Send Name Plates. Fisher Hill : Apply In Person; Dining Room. 23rd was hit in the battle but military of­ The money would be used to clean Senate Committee on Environment resume to Box GG, c/o ly at: Gaer Brother Inc., 140 R-lowa, $23,449; John Porter, R-IlL, sing Home. 385 West Center Rye Street, South Windsor, Road. East Glastonbury. Apply In parson to: FIreplaced Living ficials in Tel A v iv denied the report. up the more than 2,000 chemical and Public Works earlier this year." Street, Manchester. Manchester Herald. tiogs-BIrds-Pets 43 $21,990; James Abdnor, R-S.D., $18,- Conn. Sun* 6, 49 Conn. BM. ; 2S2 Sponcer Street i Room. Garage. Israel television said the clash took dumps the Environmental Protection He said Rep. James Santini, D- AUDIT DEPARTMENT Aluminum Siding. HELP US HELP THEM place 10 miles east tf the coastal Agency estimates may pose public Nev., listed by tbe group as the sixth 250; and James Martin, R-N.C., $14,- NURSES AIDES ■ Part time MATURE RESPONSIBLE Responsible position available East Hartford Menchester WOMAN needed for child care PART TIME CASHIER - 5 to 8 Prescious abandoned cats and town of Sidon health hazards across the country. largest House recipient, with $13,250 485, the group saiJ. and full time all shifts. Enjoy p.m., Monday thru Thursday. for individual accustomed to FIANO REALTY working in a very pleasant immediateiy. Preferably my detailed figure work and cost kittens Some spayed 342- It was the first such Syrian-Israeli home. Buckley School area. See Mr. Willis. Carter 646-5200 0571; 633-6581. and homelike atmosphere, Chevrolet 1229 Main Street, analysis. ’Tarrif work, rating, air battle since Sept 24. 1979 when helping our elderly patients. Two days a week, 9:30 to 4:30. paper work clearance and in­ Call 64^21 after 5:00 p.m. Manchester. 646-6464. Musical Instruments 44 Israel downed four Syrian planes in Good wages and benefits, in­ voicing involved. Accurate DIRECTOR of Nursing. RN WE HAVE AN IMMEDIATE the region of Beirut cluding new Dental Plan. GIRL STUDENT FOR PART typing with reasonable speed required. Lord Marlbourough OPENING for a Latheman, Cash recipients listed Please call: Doris Blain RN, PART TIME DIVERSIFIED necessary. Train for basic Manor. Connecticut. A 120 b^ PLAYER PIANO - Beautiful Earlier in the day. a powerful TIME WORK as Sales Clerk. who would be responsible for refinish with stained-glass Director of Nurses. 646-0129. duties. Typing helpful but not Afternoons and Saturdays.ay: No computer keyboard ICF. Twenty minutes from laying out and setting up jobs Housohold Goods 40 Palestinian bomb exploded between WASHINGTON (UPI) - Here is a Idaho, $16,175; Sam Nunn, D-Ga., $8,008; Jeffries, R-Kan., $5,200; James Jones, D- Manchester Manor Nursing necessary. Emblem & Badge. techniques. Pleasant office in Manchester. Looking for front In tune .Moving, must 289-2864. evenings or Sundays. A| in our Lathe Department. Top sell 649-2981 two pumps at a gasoline filling station Zimbabwe Prime Minister Robert Mugabe speaks at an in­ list of members of Congress reported Charles Percy, R-lll., $22,895; Larry Okla., $7,100: Bob Livingston. R-La., $12,- Home. 385 West Center Street, Medical Pharma'cyPharma'cy, 344 5 f;ii East Hartford. Paid insurance experienced RN. Salary pay for right man! Excellent REFRIGERATORS olf the mam highway between Tel Pressler, R-S.D., $9,050; David Pryor, D- 414; Tom Loeffler, R-Texas. $8,850; Dan Manchester. and pension benefits. Apply negoitable. Call Mr. Mularski. Washers/Ranges, used, ternational carnival in New York City’s Harlem section Sun­ by Ralph Nader’s Congress Wqtch PART TIME HELP Street, Manchester Fringe Benefits and liberal TWENTY TWO J"ebuill. Aviv and Jerusalem One person was group to have receiv^ campaign Ark., $7,300; Jennings Randolph, D- Lungren, R-Calif., $9,345; Gunn McKav, personnel manager. Hartford 295-9531 overtime! Call 647-9935, bew- guaranteed and clean. New D-Utah, $6,750; Dan Marriott. R-Ulah, TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. NEEDED - Control Desk, Despatch. 225 Prospect shipment damaged. G E St refinished pianos in a house?? killed and 12 others, including day. Earlier, Mugabe, appearing on NBC-TV’s “Meet the contributions of over $5,000 from the W.Va., $7,700; Alan Simpson, R-Wyo.. WANTED - Mature responsi­ teen 8 a m. and 5 p.m. Yes! The new home of Meyers $21,350; Ted Stevens. R-Alaska, $6,250; $8,930; James Martin. R-N.C., $14,485; Permanent part time Coffee Shop, St Telephone ble person to care for infant Street. East Hartford, or send ELECTRICAL FRIGIDAIRE. lx)w prices several European tourists, were Press," said Western aid has fallen short of promises, but the chemical industry: ositions for responsible Solicitors. Apply: Brunswick resume. Please do not phone JOURNEYMEN wanted. B.D. Pearl St Son, 649 Main Piano and Guitar for grands, Strom Thurmond, R-S.C., $20,425; John Robert Michel, R-lll., $5,100: Henson • Holiday Lanes. 39 Spencer and young child in our home, plavers. uprights Call 871- wounded Marxist leader denied it would drive him to seek money only Tower. R-Texas, $23,944; John Warner, Moore, R-La., $6,824; John Porter, R-lll., Kousewives and others who from 8:00 a m. to 4:30 p.m. EOE. Holidays. vacation, I NEED 50 OVERWEIGHT Street. 643-2171 are looking to supplement pre­ Street, Manchester, 646-2126. hospitalization and rate. Only 2143 Another bomb exploded at a Sens William Armstrong, R-C’olo., R-Va., $12,483. $21,990: Dan (Juayle, R-Ind., $11,976; Call 649-5417 after 5:00 p m. PEOPLE who honestly want from socialist states for his newly liberated African country, sent income. Hourly rate. Also: Cocktail Waitress St Bar AUTO MECHANIC. serious applicants need apply. to lose weight. Guaranteed MODEL HOME Garden Products 47 soldiers hitchhiking station at the $23,333; Howard Baker. R-Tenn., $27,193; Reps. James Abdnor. R-S.D.. $18,250; James (Juillen, R-Tenn., $5,900. Maid. 646-3637 after 6:00 p.m. (UPI photo) Rudy Boschwitz, R-Minn., $22,550; Bill Commission and bonus. RN for generalized public Expereinced. Must have own Call 6465420. Program. The proof is in the FURNITURE - Unused entrance to Jerusalem It led to a Mark Andrews, R-N.D.. $7,300; Robert Also, Nick Rahall, D-W.Va., $7,200; Choice of hours; 9:00 to l:00r" Bradley, D-N.J,, $5,350; 'Iliad Cochran, health nursing program in­ tools. Paid sick days and losing. Part Time Income Op­ Butcher block kitchen table, PICK YOUR OWN tomatos. major traffic snarl and damaged a Bauman. R-Md., $5,050; Robin Beard. R- Dan Rostenkowski, D-lll., $5,200; John or 5:00 to 9:00. Sick days, MANAGER-OPERATOR for vacation. 633-3669 NURSES COME and nurses portunity available. $250 per and four chairs, value $700. peppers and eggplants Bol- R-Miss, $10,865; William Cohen, R- retail gasoline outlet. Ideal cluding schools. Competitive fiberglass shed but caused no Tenn., $5,100; Ed Bethune, R-Ark., $5.- Rhodes. R-Ariz., $6,500; Matthew holidays, paid vacations now salary and benefits. Contact go but those that WORK we'd week in commissions possi­ asking $350 Chrome and glass ticello Farms, 2()9 Hillstown casualties Police experts dis­ Maine. $11,205: Robert Dole. R-Kan., $7.- 992; John Breaux, D-La.. $9,475; James Rinaldo, R-N.J., $6,740; Bill Royer, R- for Fall Call 569-4993, Monday for retired person who likes to LADY to work in small office like to know. Call 649-2358. ble. Call 528-2514; or Sally 289- dining table, with four chairs, Road. .Manchester 785; Pete Domenici, R-N.M., $5,346; meet people. Salary and Community Health of Colum­ mantled a third bomb in Herzliyya. Zimbabwe clash Broyhill, R-N.C , $5,750; John Buchanan,. Calif., $8,150; Jim Santini. DNev., $13.- through Friday between 9:00 bia. Hebron. Andover. in East Hartford. Must be 1831 anytime. beige velvet cushions and David Durenberger. R-Minn., $24,600: a m. to 1:00 p.m. bonus. Phone 647-1419 for ap­ good at figures, typing, and INDEPENDENT chrome, value $2000, asking CHRYSANTHEMU.MS - Many north of Tel Aviv R-Ala .'i^lOO; Carroll Campbell, R-S.C., 250; Richard Shelby. D-Ala., $7,900; Nor­ pointment. Marlborough. 228-9428. Wendell Ford, D-Ky.. $9,156; Jake Garn, $6,325; Richard Cheney, R-Wyo., $7,750; man Shumway, R-Calif., $5,050: Gene telephone. Call 528-4197 INSURANCE CENTER, INC. MUNSON'S CANDY $1350. Sand tweed sectional L new varities 29 Mountain Palestinian guerrillas in Beirut PART TIME COOKS St seeks additional full-time Per­ shaped couch, with two ot­ R-Utah. $6,268; John Glenn. D-Ohio, $6,- William Clinger, R-Pa.. $6,900; James Snyder. R-Ky., $5,023: Gerald Solomon, COVENTRY PUBLIC KITCHEN is accepting Road. Glastonbury (.Near claimed responsibility lor the two 355: Mike Gravel. D-Alaska. $6,800: Mark WAITRESSES - needed LPN- RN. Full or part time. SCHOOLS - Learning PART TIM E sonal Lines Customer Service applications for full time days tomans. value $3000, asking .Minneaebaug Golf Course) kills policemen Courier, R-N.J., $10,775; Robert Davis, R-N.Y., $5,575; Steve Symms, R-Idaho, weekends. Apply in person: 3:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Good MAINTENANCE MAN - 91 Representative. Excellent op­ and part time evenings and $1730. Oval chrome and glass bombs that exploded Hatfield. R-Ure., $5,010: Jesse Helms, R- Disabilities Teacher. Grades 7 R-Mich., $5,425; Sam Devine, R-Ohio, $5.- $28,487; Tom Tauke, R-Iowa. $6,500; Monday thru Friday, between benefits. Excellent working Chestnut Street Apply: Mon­ portunity for experienced, weekends. Call for appoint­ cocktail table, value $350. In other Middle East N.C’,. $18,885; Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., and 8. Must be certified in .NATIVE PEACHES AND MTOKO, Zimbabwe (UPII — Two police officer Mike Tasker said Sun­ 700; Charles Dougherty, R-Pa., $5,751. William Thomas. R-Calif., $8,025; Paul 9 and 4. Garden Grove conditions. Competitive special education, ^nd letter day through Friday, 11 a m to well-organized, career- ment. 649-4332. asking $250. Call 643-9508, or PEARS. Bolti's Fruit Farm. developments, the Israeli Cabinet $9,200; salary. Call Mrs. Henry, policemen were killed in a violent day. Also, Barry Goldwater, R-Calif., $5,- Trible, R-Va., $6,450; Al Ullman, D-Ore . Caterers, Keeney Street, and resume to Dr. Donald J 3 p.m. oriented person. Homeowners 649-5635. 260 Bush Hill Road, irean, Sunday rejected and condemned" Also. Gordon Humphrey, R-N.H., $6.- 158; Phil Gramm. D-Texas, $9,225; Manchester. Director of Nursing, 871-0385. and Auto Rating. Policy­ Some 1,000 guerillas, who backed $9,800; Guy Vander Jagt. R-Mich , $9,710; Nicoletti, Coventry Public Businoss Opportunlllos 14 Manchester last week's U.N Security Council flare-up with guerillas during the 300; Roger Jepsen, R-Iowa, $14,900; J. Cliarles Grassley, R-Iowa, $23,449; Ken William Wampler. R-Va , $6,975: Robert APPLICATIONS NOW writing, Customer Contact. REFRIGERATOR - 20 Cubic ...... Mugabe in the seven-year bush war GRILL COOK ASSISTANT. Schools, P.O. Box 356. Coven­ vote on Jerusalem as a "surrender to weekend, heightening tension caused Bennett Johnston, D-La., $17,765; Nancy Holland. D-S.C., $6,750; Larry Hopkins, Whittaker. R-Kan., $9,415; Joe Wyatt, D- PART TIME - Need both desk try, Ct. 06238; or call 742-8913. BEING TAKEN for Fall Good salary and benefits in LOCAL 7-ELEVEN STORE Foot Frigidaire. Avacado Antiques 48. by delays in merging some 32.500 that won black majority rule in the Kassebaum. R-Kan., $15,375; Russell and custodial workers. Call Weekdays, 11:00 a m. to 3:00 Employment, working one of modern, full service agency AVAILABLE for franchise. Good condition $195. Call 646 oil blackmail" and said it regretted R-Ky., $10,500; Jerry Huckaby, D-La., Texas, $7,825: Don Young. R-Alaska, $6,- p.m. Hartford Road Daii^ former black guerillas into the Zim­ breakaway British colony, are Long. D-La., $25,200; JamesJWcClure, R- Center Court. 875-2133, after STATION ATTENDANT our Outdoor Flower locations environment, makes this an Cdhtact Roy Pelletier at 203- 8261. RED GOOSE FARM An­ Washington's "amazing" decision $8,300; Andy Ireland, D-Fla., $5,300; Kim 618. 10:00 a m. Queen. Manchester, Apply in excellent opportunity. For ap­ babwean army quartered in X-Ray camp in Mtoko needed, full time. Apply in Friday. Saturday or Sunday 289-8261. Southland Corpora­ tiques. Goose Lane. Coventry not to veto the resolution. person Car needed S D l! pointment. call 646-6040 after tion. GE ELECTRIC STOVE - 30 742-9137 Open 10 to 5 Saturday Police said Sunday several waiting to be merged with the former person; Gorins Sports Cars After the Cabinet meeting. Prime DENTAL ASSISTANT - Center. Route 83, Vernon. Enterprises-Andover. Conn.. 4:00 , Bob Lappne. Excellent condtion' White. and Sunday suspects have been arrested in con­ Rhodesian Army. Typing, knowledge of business Call 649-8779; keep trying Minister Menachem Begin told 742-9965. nection with the killings, but no im­ Tasker said the violence started Billy probe to continue procedure and organizational THE PACK HAT will open by reporters; "The ancient people of mediate move had been made to Saturday afternoon when a black skills. 649-9287 for appoint­ Schools-Olassos 19 chance, or request during the Israel do not need the recognition of ment. policeman, responding to a black BURGER KING ★ □MISC. FOR SALE summer ("all 643-6880 the Security Council nor the agree­ enter a guerilla camp in Mtoko as ir SIGN UR NOW. Ceramic prison warden’s complaint that he ment of its members lor Jerusalem part of the investigation KENNEL PERSON - DOES BIG Classes. oS Volpi Road. "NEXT TO NOTHING" - An­ was being harassed by guerrillas, ap­ veterinarian’s assistant. Over Bolton. Manchester line 1:00 Articles tor Solo 41 tiques and Things Corner to be the capital of the Jewish state. " A black policeman was punched, despite uncertain future Is now hiring for kicked ami stabbed to death in proached a group outside the 18. mornings. Reply Box FF, to 3;30; 7:00\to 9:30 . 649-8402. East Center and Spruce The U.N. resolution censured HERALD. daylight Saturday ’after he ap­ Chizanga bar. The policeman was Immodlato oponingt: Streets Open Saturdays only Israel for passing a law declaring a WASHINGTON (UPI) - The chairman of the Senate French Lick, Ind. MEANv 649-0533 proached a group of men standing punched, kicked and stabbed in the united Jerusalem its eternal panel investigating Billy Carter’s Libyan dealings is "But unless we find some big bombshell that involves MECHANIC. Experienced in □ REAL ESTATE outside a bar in Mtoko, a community throat, he said. all phases of truck and auto ALUMINUM Sheets used as ANTIQUES & capital " and called on countries with talking about bringing the probe to an end. but the factors we are not totally aware of or not aware of at all, printing plates, .007 thick in northeast Zimbabwe, police said Four hours late r, a burst of repair: gas and diesel. 8:00 i.m. - 8:00 p.m. or 0:00 p.m. COLLECTIBLES - Will embassies in the city to remove president’s brother doubts the panel will ever be 1 w(Aild think by the week ending Sept. 12 we would have Minimum five years Day SMn FooO HandMrt - JEFF KEITH Homos For Solo 23 23x28Vj” . 25 cents'each or 5 purchase outright, or sell on Five hours later, a white automatic fire was directed at the BEST for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be them heard all the witnesses that can make a significant con­ experience. Must have own 7 satisfied. 11:00 UN. - 2:00 JLNL or 0:00 pjn. commission Houselol or policeman was shot to death in a for­ Mtoko police station and rein­ picked up before 11 a m Four Latin American nations have And one of the Republicans on the panel — Sen. Robert tribution.” tools. Start at $7.00/hour and I — 8:00 PJN. - doclosing fTe’re not on television & we're not EAST HARTFORD SPLIT single piece Telephone 644- ty second firefight at a guerilla forcements were called from a police all fringe benfits. For appoint­ LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ ONLY. informed Israel their embassies will Dole, R-Kaif — says he still has a dozen issues he wants But Bayh said he is sure someone will demand to hear Hour* of work can bo od|uot*d lo lit your poraonil ''National". But we are professionals. 8962 check-point on a road outside town, base 10 miles away. ment. Call 688-7596. cy. Illness in family. In- move to Tel Aviv to pursue in the case. from further witnesses, which will cause the investiga­ •chodulo*. Mothor* wolcofnad. UnHorma and maala SEARS STEREO - Am-fm, 8 they said A dozen men came up in two Our record of credibility, experience ground pool and other extras! WA.NTEI) - Antique Fur­ In an interview published by an The special Judiciary subcommittee was to resume tion to go beyond the election. CRESTFIELD ar* providad Iraa. 12 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. track with recorder, turntable It was the worst confrontation vehicles. Section Officer Neil Ritz, and two speakers Excellent niture. Glass. Pewter. Oil Israeli newspaper Sunday. Egyptian today with a closed-door meeting at which members In Washington, Dole issued a press release deUiling a CONVALESCENT HOME is & integrity speaks for itself. Painting's or Antique Items between police and former black who rode in the second car. said a JUwhr In Pirson: condition. $200 Call after 6 President Anwar Sadat said the planned to ask intelligence officials about what they know dozen areas he intends to pursue, incliiding Billy’s in­ now accepting applicatioAs MANCHESTER - Attractive R Harrison Telephone 643- guerillas since Zimbabwe became in­ guerrilla on the road tried to flag lor RN/LPN’s on our 3:00 Big is not always best. It's talent that four room first floor apart­ p.m.. 647-1400’ 8709 Palestinian autonomy talks have of Billy Carter’s travels to Libya and his connections with volvement if any with the CijsOs and military trucks that 4 » C i n t w Stroot dependent four months ago. and jt down the convoy minutes after it p.m to II'.OO p.m. shift. counts! ment. Stove. References No reached a "dead end" and a cooling were held up, possible "preferred treatm ent” ()f Billy by POOL- 24’ X 4". 7 ft deep coincided with Prime Minister passed the X-Ray camp its radical government. Nurses’ aides full and part- pets. $275, 6463167 ; 2263540. off period of a few months is needed the Internal Revenue ^rvice and the role if any by time needed on 3:00 p.m. to ‘Right now we could use 2 Perflex filter, 8 x'12 deck Robert Mugabe's visit to the United But the convoy, under orders "not After a brief Labor Day recess, it will question At­ $500.00 or best offer 568-7317 RENTALS for both sides to rethink their torney General Benjamin Civiletti on whether Billy was fugitive financier Robert Vesco in any part of the affair. 11:00 p.m. and 7:00 a m. to States to stop for anything ” pressed on. Ritz 3:00 pm shifts. Working hours salespersons. We want MANCHESTER. September positions tipped off that the Justice Department planned to move Bayh said he no longer believes President Carter will SCREENED LOAM - Gravel. "I need a government minister to said. flexible to accomodate your either experienced, 1. Large three room-one Rooms for Rent 52 Sadat suspended the talks in against him if he did not register as a foreign agent. have to testify before his subcommittee. rOWN OF MANCHESTER bedroom apartment. Very Processed Gravel, Sand, come down and defuse the "The guy stepped back, off the schedule. Experienced protest against Israel's Jerusalem The president’s brother registered on July 14 as an Originally, "I thought it indispensable to call the nurses’ aides preferred, but capable people or those private. A pet considereif. Stone, and Fill For deliveries THOMI’SON HOUSE - Cen- situation, " the district's ranking road and opened fire, ” Ritz said Conservator-Department call George Griffing. 742-7886 declaration agent of Libya, saying he obtained gifts, free travel and president,” he said. But ’’that was before the statement will train interested persons. with willingness & ' ^ Lease, Security. $300 monthly. traliy located Kitchen Excellent working conditions, of Human Services Evenings. 647-9565. privileges Call 649-2358 $220,000 from its government. The registration settled a he made which was almost all-encompassing, 1 think we FOR SALE - Couch, end should only ask the president to come if there is informa­ competitive wages, and eagerness to learn. Justice Department lawsuit. benefits. Part-time benefits Contractual Arrangement Position ANSALDI VILLAGER. Two tables, chair. T V. antenna, MATURE MALE ROOM $15 "I don’t think you could ever satisfy those people (the tion we need to finish our investigation that only he can available for those working Highest commissions & bedroom townhouse. rotor $95 72 West Street F'cmale. mature $20 .Non- Iran claims it’s broken subcommittee),” Carter told reporters Saturday in provide." under 32 hours a week. Cal! Salary up lo $6,004).0()0 best working conditions. Fireplace, patio, immediate Saturday, 9:00 a m to 11:00 smokers Live-in References am. Americus, Ga., where he returned after testifying before Mrs. Grant for interview ap­ occupancy. $450 monthly. Two One must have license, plus pointment, 643-5151. Parforma Iha dull** ol Court appolntad ConMr- For appointment call— months security. Lesperance (ew errands and meals 649- the subcommittee last week. vatorahlp undar contractual agraomant with tha Town Agency. 646-0505. DARK LOAM DELIVERED - 3459 Meanwhile, the Atlanta Journal reported Billy has been ADVERTISING PLEASE READ HOUSEKEEPER - FULL­ of Manchaatar. Aaaoclata or Bachalor Oagrao In Social 5 yards. $50 plus tax Also U.S.-financed spy ring subpoenaed by a federal grand jury in New York in­ TIME. General cleaning Sarvicaa or ralatad Hold la daalrabla. Exparlanca and .KEITH REAL ESTATE CAPE. Immaculate six sand, gravel and stone 643- GENTLEMAN ONLY vestigating an alleged plot to bribe the Carter ad­ DEADLINE YOUR AD duties. Pleasant working con­ direct aarvicaa with tha aldarly, mantally ralardad 646-4126 646-4126 rooms. Three or four 9504 Kitchen privileges Free ministration into releasing military airplanes to the Li­ 12:00 noon Iho day Horald is rosponalbio ditions. liberal insurance and/or mantally III la raquirad. bedrooms. Modern kitcen package Securitv and B\ t nited Pros*. Inlcriuitioiiul the word "coup " was mentioned. Ruhollah Khomeini with deciding the ______Remember - it's Intent lhal counts. Wall lo wall in three rooms. STEREO COMPONENT references required 643-2693 lor only ono IncorrocI benefits. Apply Meadows Con- A spy network said to be financed The attack appeared to be indirect­ fate of America's 52 hostages, now in byan government. baforo publication. TOlescent Home, 333 Bidwell Apply at tha Paraonnal Ollica, 41 Cantar Straat, Enclosed porch, garage $62,- SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, for appointment by $5(kj million from the United the 296th day of their captivity, once The planes, eight Lockheed C130s, were bought by the Insartion and than only Manchaatar, Connacticut. 500. Group 1 R ealtors. (player record I. speaker ly aimed at the British, a target of Street, Manchester. pair, turntable, stack rack Slates and equipped with over 600 the Iranians since several Iranians a government is formed. Libyan government, but are being held at Lockheed’s Daadlina for Saturday lo the sizo of the An Equal Opportunity Employer Philbrick Agency, 6464200. SOMEONE INTERESTED IN original Insartion. $390 or best offer Four piece COOKING in exchange for pounds of explosivesjr"^tld operating were arrested in London for staging Tehran radio in releasing more Marietta plant because the U.S. government has and Monday la 12:00 PAINTERS. Must have some bedroom set, modern style, Errors which do not knowledge of residential TYPISJ,^ MANCHESTER - Unique room and board Retired per­ out of the Isfahan AnBlican bishopric demonstrations The Anglican details on the alleged spy network prohibited their delivery since 1973. INoon Friday. English Cotswold three story solid oak, best offer. Call 643- lessen the value of the work. Neat appearance and son preferred References in western Iran, has been broken by Church, with a 60 million said It was discovered "'following Sen. Birch Bayh, D-Ind., chairman of the Judiciary sub­ Colonial on Comstock Road, 4350 after 5:00 p m. Monday required 646-0902 transporation a must. Call McDonald's needs Evening through Friday Ask (or Lee Iranian revolutionary guards, Tehran membership worldwide, including extensive investigations" in Isfahan. committee, said his panel’s hearings could end in three Claasifiod ada are advartlsamant will not days - 9;00 to 4:30 246-7101. This full lime position requires near Country Club Must be radio reported the Episcopalians in the United Iran's third largest city 210 miles weeks — without President Carter being called to testify Itakan over Iho phono bo corractod by an ad­ and Closing Help seen to be appreciated. $125,- ROO.M FOR RENT IN an experienced typist with 000. Lesperance Agency, 646- MOVING MUST SELL' Oval MANCHESTER home At present, several members of Stales, has the largest'membership — but the probe may have to continue past the Nov. 4 at a convanlonce. The ditional Insartion. RN/LPN’s. Laurel Manor, 91 south of Tehran Chestnut Street, Manchester. reasonable speed and a great 0505. wood grain formica table with Kitchen priveleges Near this network who are foreign Documents, including Iranian election. one leaf plus 4 chairs $50 5.000 of any church in Great Britain, and Moms and Dads, Students, Everybody ... we need busline, school and shopping nationals have been arrested along military secrets, were seized at the "We already have ample evidence to show this is a emphasis on accuracy. BTU room air conditoner $30 .Mature female, one who like!' the Queen Is regarded as its titular NURSES AIDES. First shift dependable people to deliver the fast, friendly ser­ Frigidaire clothes dryer $50 2 with their Iranian collaborators,' head • bishopric along with the explosives major effort on the part of the Libyans to try to use Billy and second shift. Laurel LEBANON children Interested’’ Call 643 She IttemliJ vice that has made us famous. No experience Some telephone answering room size green shag rugs $35 8567. the radio said Sunday in a broadcast On the political front, Hashemi which were to be "distributed to a Carter," Sen, Birch Bayh told a news conference in Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Manchester. required ... excellent training provided. PART TIME required during absence of MEPENDENCE IS HERE! each; rug runner $15 Twin monitored by the BBC in London Rafsanjani, speaker of the Iranian number of army personnel and the mattress and boxspring $25 SCHEDULES (and some lull time jobs) to fit your receptionist. Hours 8:00 to 4:30. New three bedroom log Apartments For Rent 53 No further details of the arrests, parliament or Majlis, announced on leaders of the Bahai sect," the broad­ STUDV HULL home. V/t baths, wood and Walnut coffee table $45 Tehran radio that the new Cabinet Lost and Found 1 Help IVanfsd 13 needs. tile floors. Full cellar. On Wooden drop leaf kitchen MANCHESTER MAIN including nationalities, were given cast said. SUPERVISORS Good wages and an excellent table RIO Tricycle $10 Girls two acres. Heat entire STREET - 2-3 Rooms Heated. The broadcast also gave no infor­ would be introduced to parliament The U.S. payment of $500 million Ozone inhibits LOST - Female black and FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - 16" bicycle $15. Man's AMF" 10 McDonald's offers more than a paycheck benefit program. Apply in person house with installed wood Hot water Appliances. No mation on how the network was "possibly next Tuesday ' was indicated in the seized silver Keeshoud. Answers to Part time second shift. Apply speed MO. Upholstered chair pets Parkingig Securin’. 523- or call 643-1101. All replies held stove, backed up with elec­ $20. Call 647-9706. alleged to have operated, nor what The Majlis has been charged by documents, the radio said. “Frosty” . Lost in Bidwell 7-Eleven on Center Street, a $3.40 per hour starting pay lo r weekday closers, t04770)‘ Its purpose would have been, though Iranian strongman Ayatollah Street area, near Meadows between 7 and 3. confidential. tric heat; propane heat in cancer growth Convalescent Home. Reward. a Performance and wage reviews on a regular COMPLETE DOUBLE kj^Miflla wba HI riaag vrtH basement. Storm windows 118 MAIN STREET - The Call 643-9180, or 643-7405. NURSES AIDES - Weekends schedule An equal opportunity employer. and doors. Full eight inch WATER BED - $100. AM FM Gables " 3 Room Apartment only.6 months of Nursing aHan mt aafav warttag aM Stereo $60. Call 647-1473 ST. LOUIS (UPU— Ozone, a common air pollutant, has |faa«g paagH^llbHrti. TWi a Free food policy M/F. logs thru-out. 6W inch in­ Third floor Heal and hot Porionalt Home experienced requirerf aawa gaa aNag Aalag aabaal Uniforms are supplied sulation in second floor. water, $320 monthly. Security been found by researchers at the Washington University Cail or apply: East Hartford RECONDITIONED KIRBYS. and Tenant Insurance Port blockade surprise Convalescent Home, 745 Main Fruit trees, 1,000 Ninety day warranty. $70 and Medical School to inhibit the growth of cancer cells. Apply In Parson asparagus plants-plus land required. Available In a report in the Aug. 22 issue of Science magazine, the Street. East Hartford; 528- ■agly la anMag lai up. K ir^ , 616 Burnside September 1st, Call 646-2426, 9 LE HAVRE, France (UPI) — Dunkirk. Calais, Dieppe and has called on all workers in the 2167. Mr. Com d llrtoM lMlir ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC. to grow most of your Avenue, East Hartford. 286 scientists said the growth of a variety of cancer cells was 4$ Nett Center SL, to 5 weekdays Fishermen blockaded a major port Boulogne had reopened Sunday and region to strike today to protest the /Y\ 579 MIDDLE TURNPIKE. W. needs. Quiet country 1584. 1221 ToRend Tpke„ and oil receiving terminal today in a fishermen had announced the slowed when they were continuously exposed to ozone. RIDE WANTED from 190 HELP WANTED FEMALE - 1S4 EMt MhMM Tinman MANCHESTER. CT 06040 living. $78,500. By appoint­ ATTRACTIVE THREE ■"savagery" used by the French navy SOLID MAPLE DROP LEAF surprise move while most of the blockade would not be reimposed Frederick Sweet, a biochemist who led the research ef­ Porter Street, Manchester to Mature, experienced. Sales M uitm tir. CL 06040 Mendieiter, or ment, call ROOM APAHT.MENT Heal and riot police against the fishermen. Pratt St Whitney, Department Clerk. Apply: In Person, TABLE - Opens to 42 x 64’ nation s harbors remained open to fort, said more tests must be performed before the poten­ Eovil _ OpportanHy Rt S3, Vetnon, Com. You Dooorv# A Broitt Today) the mark of Electricity Hot water pending today’s session. Spokesmen Saturday's six-hour talks in the 823, Building M, Guard Post Marlow’s, Inc. 867 Main FU RNUU RERLTY Good condition Asking $100. Appliances References. No await results of a negotiating session tial value the findings for humans is known. EMptofCI* for the fishermen were silent about French capital ended with both sides 21. Please call David Ryder at Street. Manchester, Conn. on printing excellence 6494S44 Call 643-8249. pets $285 646-3167 , 228-3540 “Its effects may not go too deeply and that could limit McDonald’i U equal opportunity employer M/f. 5 1 to end a two-week strike. why it was suddenly reimposed at Le "hopeful" of a settlement. But 649-9223, after 4:30 p.m. its usefulness,” Sweet said. “But that’s what we’ll have SHEET METAL WORKER - About 20 small fishing trawlers Havre. gO'"ernment merchant marine and blocked ships from entering or Antifer is France’s second biggest to find out. In any case, the work shows another We need a Shop Foreman, a transport officials again firmly difference between normal and cancer cells. It shows person with a good working ^ * #***★***★******★★★★★*★★**★★★*★ ***★★★★★* > leaving the harbor at Le Havre, third petroleum receiving terminal after refused to increase subsidies on knowledge of layout work, biggest port in central Europe, while another weakness in the defense mechanism of cancer Fos-Sur-Mer on the Mediterranean, diesei oil for trawlers. □ EMPLOYMENT familiar with the heating and cells.” about half a dozen staged a similar where French navy tugs have bom­ The cost of oil has doubled this air conditioning industry. blockade at the nearby tanker ter­ barded trawlers with water cannons Ozone is a form of oxygen made by electrical sparks, Able to take charge and year and trawler owners have such as lightning, or by ultraviolet light reacting with air organize deliveries and field minal at Antifer. and tear gas grenades to keep traffic threatened to reduce their crews to or gases containing oxygen. H ip Wontod 13 crews. Good starting wages, The move came as government of­ moving. cut costs. company paid fringe benefits. ficials were meeting with represen­ Trawlers were still occupying In their report, the scientists said they built a special Call 872-4053. Instead the government now chamber for exposing cell cultures to air pollutants. Call 643-2711 ♦ tatives of Normandy fishermen in an Treport and also prevented cross­ proposes improving the efficiency of * Call 643-2711 -44 ^ 1 a. Call 643-2711 attempt to settle issues at the heart “Originally, we were just trying to organize la system channel ferries from leaving Cher­ marketing fish, inciuding possible PIZZA AND GRINDERS. of the strike and blockade that has hit to test the health effects of polluUnts,” Sweet 4aid. “We SUMMER JOBS - working one Experienced person for year q. q-kifif-k-kiriririt-k-k bourg. financial support, and also tightening of our outdoor flower ports throughout the country in the started with ozone because it is easy to generate. Then round position. Apply in per­ The local branch of the legislation against non-professional locations on weekends. Car past 13 days. we decided to see what would happen to cancer cells and son only; 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 Communist-led union association. fishermen who ^ell their catch. needed. SDR Enterprises. An- p.m. La Strada West. 471 Many harbors, including Le Havre, Confederation G^erale de Travail. dijicovered this dramatic growth retardation.” dovpr, Ct. 742-9965. Hartford Road. Manchester. IK - KVKMNC; HERALD, Mon., August 25, IWO EVENING HERALD, Mon . J 9 Aparlmnnlt For Roni S3 Peanuts — Charles M. Schulz ACROSS 2 Son in-law of Answer to Previous Puzzle When in need of a Service or Product Mohammed Business & Service EAST HARTFORD - 4Vi 1 Wipe out ( s ') 3 Volume I Room Apartment. Third floor, measure ALL RIGHT, TEAM,THIS ARE 'COU a cc u sin g ' t m e g a m e s over ARE you ACCUSING US 4 Last letter I 4 Flower near busline. No pets. US OF NOT OF NOT CONCENTRATING? 7 Dairy product I Available immediately. Call 15 OUR LAST GAME .THIS WAV, LUCV...y to Heap 5 Compass <^flbby point I after 6:00 p.m.. 528-5431. 60 LET'S .CONCENTRATE I CONCENTRATING? U Hoosier stale 6 Normandy n xy,v By ADigaii van Buren (abbr) I ' D I FIRST FLOOR - 2 family. 5 CALL A PROFESSIONAL 12 Edible tuber invasion day rooms. 2 car parking. Stove 13 Memento 7 Telescope I and refrigerator. Working 14 Hithermost part I couple. No pets. 1310.649-930^ 16 Incorporated 8 Fuel 0 put this Directory to work for you, call 643 271 1 k 9 Universal time I after 6:00 p.m. DEAR READERS: TIRED IN LINCOLN, NEB., V-*- (abbr | wrote: “At age 60, after 30 yeara of marriage, I would 17 Sunflower (abbr) Y^E^S.S^e. 10 Writing tool FEMALE ROOM MATE like to forget about sex altogether. Believe me, I've state (abbr | S*E*E:P^sf (pi I wanted. Non-smoking. paid my dues. I auapect that many (if not moat) women 19 Snappish bark 13 Brazilian port Manchester town house. You Can Advertise Your Senice Or Business In 20 Safely agency sponselabbr) get very little phyaical aatiafaction out of aex; they (abbr) 15 Seance sound 32 Water pitcher 48 Piece of Includes heat and hot water. Priscilla’s Pop — Ed Sullivan 32 Palnling-Paparing juat go through the motiona becauae they want to do 22 12. Roman 18 Wood 33 Stunted candy Strvlcn ONtnd 31 S t r v le t O tftnd 31 PalnUng-Ptp^rtng 32 $150, monthly. September 1. This Directory For As Little As $3,45 Per Week, aomething for the men they love. I can't believe I’m 24 City on the chopping tool 35 Prevancatetl 49 Noun suffix 649-1312. Please Call 643-2711, Ask For Joe , ,, the only woman who feela thia way. Pleaae poll your WELL.VOU PROBABLV Arno 2 1 Water 3-7 Health resort f4iM THEt: SERVICE - Eree PAINTING - INTERIOR AND GENERAL PAINTING - VOU HAVE A REAL IT MUST Z MV 51 Handle of a Interior & Exterior: readera, Abby, and if they're honest, I think you'll TALENT FOR I7ESIGN,; RUN \ OKAN17MA INHERITED HER GENES.' PE5IGNER 27 Sick to (pharm ) 4 1 Bohemian ci!/ sword estimates, discount senior EXTERIOR: Paperhanging. MANCHESTER. New Duplex. REtTAUmUIT stomach 23 Noun suffix Specializing In Exterior Trim> ■UILOIN»«0NTIUCTINa CUSTOM MAMOS PUTU find I’m right." IN THE I IS AGCXDP JEANS' 42 BasebaH 53 Cupid citizens Company Experienced, references. Ser­ Two bedrooms, wall to wall, PRISCILLA' 30 Actor Wallach 25 Pronounce B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom ving Wlllimantic, Free Estimates. Fully In­ Well, here’s an update on my survey, and there are FAMILV’ /PE5I(5NER‘ HEv, rvE player Me' 55 Egypt (abbr) Manchester-owned and appliances, fireplace, sliders CARRY NATIONS literally bushel baskets of mail that are yet to be HEARPOF 31 TV repeat indistinctly operated Call 646-1327 Work. Free Estimates. Will Manchester, Bolton, Coven­ sured. Call 646-0709, or 742- and deck. No pets. $450. FARRMDIiEMODELIK A t A MARKER PUTES THANKS show 26 Sights 56 Depression ini tabulat^: \ THOSE' 44 Tse pick up and deliver. Please try, Columbia, Tolland areas. 5067. Utilities not included. Call Cabinets, Roofing Gutters PMTMfMHsMd Front Mtrfcf Flatoo. 843-1305 T' 34 Baby powder 28 Biblical tials TOTAL RESPONSES TO DATE: 106,448 tung B&M THEE SERVICE, call 64^2161 after 4:00 p.m. W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. after 5:00 p.m. 649-7105. Room Additions, Decks, Al Can ba ordarad al: JA M 7/1 36 Seeps preposition 5 7 Our (Ff I Building Contncting 33 types of Remodeling am Automothra Wapalr, 1M Waal MM* FINE LUNCHES Agreed with TIRED: ...... 61,066 36 Docks 4 7 Exorbitant m where THEE-ME.NDOUS ser­ Comar ol Cantor A Main At. 29 Mouths isl' 59 Sup vice IS guaranteed, now WATERPROOFING INTERIOR PAINTING AND TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX - repairs. Free estimates dia Tpka^ ManohaaAar, Ct M .H • Disagreed: ...... 46,303 39 Dog ducio* 3 1 Invitation re tergst rate MANCHEATfR offering FREE STUMP hatchways, foundation WALLPAPERING. WES ROBBINS Carpentry Available immediately. 2 car Fully insured. $t.N, Of Fhona M A-tUI for Infor* for short matton. GH1.ND1.NU w ith t r e t cracks. Tile lines, sump- Quality professional work at remodeling specialist. Ad­ parking. Carpeting, PHONE 843-8017 Some sample comments: 40 Act against 1 2 3 ‘ 5 r 7 8 9 removal Free estimates Ful- pumps. stone walls, steps, reasonable prices. Fully in­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, appliances. No pets. $340 43 Perambulator "I'm 50. raised two children, married 29 yeara, cared for a 4/ (//.. 45 Pamiing and 10 i2 Iv insured References Senior patios, walks. Chimney sured. Free estimates. G.L. built-ins, bathrooms, monthly. 646-5377. semi-invalid mother, moved 14 timea, worked ulmoat my t'ltizens Discount 643-7285 repairs. 871-8399, 643-4953. McHugh. 643-9321. kitchens, 649-3446. AUTOiaVICf MENU HAIR COTTINa AUTO UPHOLSTERY sculpture entire married life aa a nurse, and believe it or not, it'a my 46 Peer 13 •5 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX. 843-8^41 husband who's tired!" 50 Football cheer BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - PAINTING BY CRAIG FARRAND REMODELING - Stove. $260. monthly. Securi­ '6 'f •9 Fireplaces. Concrete. MISTER HAIRCUT RICHMOND, VA. 52 Broke bread H E W E .4 V IN U BU R N OGDEN. Interior and Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, ty. 646-2531. ?0 2’ 3i 7* 25 26 Chimnev Repairs. "No Job Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ Room Additions, Decks, All MAPLE Mobil M4 CINTIR ATRRIT "1 always took a couple of stiff drinks to face what was 54 Family HOLES Zippers, umbrellas Super Service, Inc. * ★ * i / a v ^ • waiting for me in the bedrimm I'm 6,'l, and atill hole sex, but Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence membei ■ ■ repaired Window shades. Too Small. ' Call 644-8356 for sured. Free Estimates. Call Wpes of Remodeling and VERNON - Extra large, NTOTVLKArCOVBS V 30 QAA • OIL • LUMICATION • Hours; Tuas. thru FrI, I Bure love booze." 55 Rum Venetian hlinds Kevs TV estimates. anytime, 649-8749. Repairs. Free estimates. Ful­ carpeted two bedroom. DIISAL FOIL CAVCTLlKPUCaOrT ■ 8 to 5:30 t h e : EASY DBAHilF 58 Employ anew FOR RENT Marlow's. 867 ly insured. Phone 643-6017. TINEA AND ■ATTIR IIt MimA BALTIMORE THE 9PAHI9H \1HESAHARA7U DAHLINe„.WMAT T YOU KNOW WHAT , WHY 3' 1Z 33 35 Modern kitchen. Kids ok. Saturday 6 to 5:00 ' e a n d -b l a e t e d . 1 YOU'LL JUST BE 60 Exist no sF^f^CT^iuywinR 111 mm riR E D . 81, 7AHAK4!...6WATS: \ w h v t T EU -M E e l e e c o u l d : d o ? I i m e a n ', i f y o u m Main Street 649-5221 DAN SHEA PAINTING & Won't last at $200. Locators. fCfoaatf Moffdofs; cemi n , "There must be something wrong with I'm COTTON-PICKIN' CALM AND DO 61 Mae West 16 3. DECORATING. Interior and LEON CIEZSYNSKI il-MUCCTm I MUST E E O OlN' h — r WHV?1 WE b a n o p t OPyW IESED THE A20REE. W ILL DO 236-5646. and when my husband was alive I thought sex was the most SAHARA M E (ONE s m a l l roie ■ Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. BUILDER. New homes, ad­ OPTA MV m i n d ; jy HOUSECLEANING Mature fun in the world, but now that I'm a widow, it's kind of hard PB»£KTT! f a v o r I ’LL E x ­ 62 flowing tools in ditions, remodeling, rec person with references. Call Quality Craftsmanship! Call ALL BILLS PAID! Comfor­ to find someone Ui play with — especially in a small town p l a i n EVERV- 63 Radiation T 4 • rooms, garages, kitchens VOLKtWAttENt ** 49 49 643- 7464 646-5424 or 646-1305. table one bedroom, in quiet where everyone knows your husintsa." t h i n g : measure (abbr ■ ■ L.\'vSNS Cl T Expert service, remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, neighborhood. Special low HAVING FUN AT 81 ) 5 54 .owe.st rales around Call for dormers, roofing. Residential WILL DELIVER small loads rent. $155. Locators. 236-5646. "I'm 51. and now that our kida are out of the house we can 64 Mao ■ rei' estimate 649-7773 or commercial. 649-4291. You may run your ad in lung 55 h- 5» 5R 59 'lenings of sand, gravel or loam. Call make love in the afternoon, make all the noiae we want, and 65 Pen 644- 1775. Can call 7:00 aPAINTING. m to INTERIOR AND HEAT PAID! Kids and pets I don't have to worry about gelling pregnant. Thia is the f ’ DESIGN KITCHENS - ok. Carpeting Dishwasner. ER.4M1C FIHINU Discount 10:00 a m. EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully this Directory for as few or beat time of mv life!" DOWN Cabinets, Vanities, Formica Much more! Just $290. 6i ! ra'es Quick .service Call 643- insured. Nine years Counter Tops. Display, HAPPY IN DENVER ■ ^ i RELIABLE MOTHER WILL Locators, 236-5646. — 1___ ‘ aJi 254.1 experience. Free estimates. Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen as many weeks as you wish. "How can I enjoy aex when my husband cornea to bed 1 Zero BABYSIT FOR YOUR CHILD 6^1085. Cabinet Fronts. Custom MOVE TODAY' Furnished with hia teeth out. needing a bath, and belching oniona in 1..4WNMUWEHS in my home, in Bolton GAS SAVERS! Woodworking. 649-9658. three rooms, all modem con­ mv face? I'm 55 and agree with TIRED." REPAIRED 15 Sr Citizen (Manchester line). Call 643- “Wa Buy, Prices start at only $3.45 veniences. Close to shopping NO NAME IN CLEVEIAND Discount' Free pick up and 0130 Ball and EXTERIOR PAINTING, Haaling-Plumbing 35 and transportation. Kids ok. "I'm pushing 85. and hope that the last healthy breath Alley Oop — Dave Sraue de'iverv' Expert service. experienced college student. Rapalr." (only $3.15 if you discount Dridqe Now $245. Locators. 236-5646. God gives me will be spent in on intimate embrace with my ECONOMY LAWNMOWER Quality work. Very NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet TIM MORIARTY ti4: .1660 Ptinling-Ptparing 32 reasonable prices. Call Mike, repairs, plugged drains, NEWLY DECORATED - MANCHESTER the bill). M. IN SAN DIEGO GIVE us YOUR DECI­ f ESTEBAN WAS 569-3458 or &69-4945. kitchen faucets replaced, ______Oswald Jacoby anij Alan Sontag Oversized two bedrooms, with A 4 3 -A 1 1 7 "I'm glad for the chance to express my feelings. I agree SION, f a t h e r ! DO ' SFYDKEN! THRO W PROFESSIONAL PAINTING repaired, rec rooms, basement. Dishwasher plus ■THE in tr u d e r s GO 1 THEM INTO with TIRED. My husband is 62, a severe arthritic, and he's T H E PIT; MAT! HE B A B Y SIT T E R - Interior and exterior LEE PAINTING. Interior & bathroom remodeling, heat more! $300. Locators. 236- 7 FREE? OR DO THEY available immediately Bent- Commercial and residential. Exterior. "Check my rate modernization, etc. Free never tired. He claims that aex is beneficial to his health. FACE THE ORDEAL Utilitarian transfer bid 5646. For Sala Iv Bowers. Robertson school Free estimates Fully in- before you decorate. " Depen­ Estimate gladly given. M & M Autos 61 Trucka hr Sala 82 Mohrcyclaa-Blcyclaa 64 The only place he doesn't have arthritis is you-know-where. OF THE PIT? area Call 643-8567 •sured 6464879. dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. Plumbing h Heating. 649-2871. FAMILY SIZE 5 rooms. Heat Don't use my name. I'm 58 and have fell this way for the Alan This isn't always an WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1969 CHEVROLET model C 60 1978 MOPED FOR SALE - 235 last 20 years." adventure Once in a ’ blue paid. Modern appliances. wrecked and junk cars. A 8i B Good schools Only $310 Dump Truck. Six yard body. mile on It Excellent condi­ A. IN SYRACUSE moon we come across a hand Auto Salvage, used auto parts Good condition throughout. tion. $300 Call 646-0709. NORTH 8-25-80 that might have done better if Locators. 236-5646 Call Tony 64M223. "At 50 I got nothing out of aex. 1 thought I went frigid, but ♦ A J SI 6 2 $3200. 649-6544. ••••••••••••••••••••••*••* something happened somewhere around 53, and now we re the noirumper were dummy ‘ Campart, Trallara and V9 3 Oswald Today s hand IS an AparlmenU For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rani 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 Apartmanta For Rant 53 EAST HARTFORD - Working more compatible sexually than we've ever been. Hard work ♦ Q4 3 with 1. 2. 3 bedroom houses, 1977 DATSUN PICK-UP with Moblla Homaa 65 example West has an auto­ cap. Excellent condition. Low and money worries make a man a poor lover." ♦ y J6 matic heart lead against CENTRAL TWO BEDROOM MANCHESTER - 2 bedrooms. FOUR ROOM APARTMENT, and apartments. Many accep­ N.Y.C. mileage. $3700. 649-7137, after WEST EAST either notrump or ^ades It is THHFL ROOM FURNISHED DUPLEX - Modem bath and 2 baths, carpeted, appliances, ting children and pets. Call tor convenient location, heat, WANTED JUNK AND LATE 6:00 p.m. 1976 GMC Twenty three foot "I’ve been a widow for 12 years. My husband and I both ♦ 108 5 3 474 hard to tell what tast would Apartment second floor kitchen Lease. Security. $325, air conditioned. $450. Call 643- parking, references, security, details. Locators. 236-5646. MODEL WRECKS - Cash 1100. mini motor home. Rear bath enjoyed aex until he died He was 90.1 could still enjoy it. but VKQJ8 Va(04 open against a spade Heal hot water .No pets. plus utilities. Call 646-1166 lease. $325 monthly. 649-3340 Paid. Call Parker Street Used Securiti Call 646-4701 after Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 Top condition. Call 647-1411 who would have me?" ♦ 92 ♦(0 875 contract " MANCHESTER - One before 7:00pm. GLASTONBURY - Lovely 4 Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391. JUNE. AGE 81 The Flintstones — Hanna Barbara Productions ♦ (07 5 +A832 Alan 1 held the South 6 00 p m PORTER STREET AREA - room with 2 baths, modem bedroom luxury apartment. 1975 HONDA 200 CBT. 7,500 17 FOOT ACE TRAVEL hand My partner transferred Three room apartment. Heat, kitchen, with dishwasher, C O R V ET T E, 1975 coupe, "I was told that a decent woman wasn’t suppoaed to enjoy SOITH $350. No utilities No children miles. Excellent condition, TRAILER. Very good condi­ to spade with his heart bid utilities, parking. No pets. MANCHESTER - Two pool, plus more! Only $345. automatic, options, $6375. aex, so I felt guilty when I did. My husband died, and when I IS TH A T ONE yEAH.'-AND ♦ KQ SHARE 7‘ z ROOM HOUSE in or pets. Call Carol, 646-1316. $550. Call 742-9693. after 6:00 tion. All aluminum Interior. mairied again at 46, I learned how to enjoy aex without ♦ 7652 and jumpi'd to three notrump Security 649-9092. or 643-1827. bedroom. 2 baths. Duplex. Locators. 236-5646 Corvette. 1963. original coupe, $750 742-8315. r,OF OUR NEW TH EY SURE at his next turn to bid This East Hartford, starting p.m. ♦ AKJe Carpeted. Appliances. $7800. Call 649-1149. shame or guilt. Sex with the right man is wonderful." SPY-s a t e l l i t e NEEC3 a.sked me to choose between Si-piember 1st Male or CENTRAL LOCATION - 4 LAURA. AGE 77 ♦ K94 COLLEGE STUDENT. rooms, second floor. Fireplace. Garage. With SOUTH WINDSOR - Working PLANES?* IMPROVEMENTS three notrump and four lem ale $167 per month MALE 19 - Looking to share water. $350 plus security. with’ 1 .2. and 3 bedroom 1 969 CONTINENTAL ■'I agree with TIRED. Even a hooker gets to retire." Vulnerable Both spades ,My first thought was Phone 569-1321 Appliances, hot water. Securi­ TIRED IN EVANSVILLE, ILL. apartment in Manchester ty required. $170 monthly. Te­ Lease. References required. houses and apartments. Many CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call TOWN OF MANCHESTER Dealer South to pass since 1 held just two spades, but they were good area 1-589-5274. between 4:00 nant pays heat and utilities. 649-8073 : 623-6407 after 5 p.m. accepting children and pets. between 8:30 a m and 5:00 “TIRED is out of her tree. I'm soon to be 50, married over West North East South ones and 1 d’td bid four p m - 7:00 p.m. No pets. 643-7094. Call for details. Locators, 236- p.m. 646-4004 25 veara. and can't get enough of that wonderful atuff" 1 NT 3646. FOXY IN FT. WORTH Pass 2 ♦ Pass 24 spades LEGAL NOTICE The defease started with 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ "I disagree! I’m 68 and my husband is 69, and the older he Pass 3 NT Pass 44 FURNISHED THREE ROOM tion Front wheel drive, $1800 Pass Pass Pass three rounds of hearts I APARTMENT. Second floor. negotiable. Telephone 643- The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing gets, the better he gets! ” F'in STAN CE, a ruffed in dummy and had to READY AND EAGER IN BREMERTON use all dummy's trumps 4o Heat, Private entrances. 6785. or 659-1723 on Monday, September 8, 1980 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing p l a n e TH A T Opening lead V K pick up West s four to the ten Adults. No pets. Security. Room, Municipal Building, 41 Center Street, Manchester. (More on the survey next Monday.) ^ ^ ISN'T AFRAID References. 643-4860. 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER I could only (ome to nine Connecticut, to hear and consider the following petitions: l J a T y o f h e i g h t s ; 318 Three speed. Posi rear tricks without getting a club so I played that suit East SINGLE SPECIAL! Fur­ end. Needs some work. Best FIRST HARTFORD CORPORATION - ZONE CHANGE - By Oswald Jacobv won, but -since West held the nished one bedroom. Air. offer over $400. 871-7385. SOUTH MAIN STREET (F-271 The Born Loser — Art Sansom PstroQfQph and Alao Sootag last heart I was home " Carpeting. Only $100. Lectors. Oswald With .North as HOME HEATING 236-5646. To change the zoning classilication from Residence AA and HOW Z'HOW ABOUT declarer five spades would Rural Residence to Residence M for a parcel of approximately Oswald "One of the great CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. 1») normally make, out the trans­ 25.52 acres — 401V and 437V South Main Street ABOUT A A R A lG g ? advantages of J I B is that it fer bid worked out fine It Homes for Rant 54 1974 PINTO STATION pBtails are extremely important gels the play of major-.suil WAGON ■ Four cylinder. ^Your in helping you make the right RAlGe' seems that al tables where the ISOLDA Y SCHALLER - ZONE CHA.NGE - GOODWIN decisions today Don't gel care­ contracts m the noirurnp transfer was not used, most TWO BEDROOM HOUSE, Automatic transmission, roof ‘Birthday bidder's hand Thus, the optm- Souths plaved in notrump and racks 45.000 miles. $1250 STREET lS-421 less and hope everything will tall Near hospital.spit References, into place by itself It won't I ing lead is up to strength, not were one ifown ' Security. Lease required.requ $400 Please call 643-7258 after 7:00 To change the zoning classification from Residence A tc AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) through It NKWsl’M’KH KNTKHI-RISK ASSN OIL p.m. per month. Group 1 Philbrick Residence C for a parcel of approximately 0 18 acres — 21V AugutI M, 1960 Don't ignore the good ideas you Agency. 646-4200. Goodwin Street. You're still not feeling all that or someone else may come up lucky lately, but conditions are with today. If you apply yourself MANCHESTER 6 ROOM RALPH KURTZ - EXCAVATION PERMIT - GARDEN beginning to change lor the and utilize them correctly, they BUNGALOW - 3 bedrooms. better. This coming year you’ll could mean material gam. 1969 RAMBLER AMERICAN GROVE ROAD IKI5I PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Full basement Good location be able to travel through chan* Our Boarding House two-door Six cylinder, nels that have previously been Don't make any promises today 7% Interest Per Annum on Morlarty Brothers Budget Oil Nice yard $490 monthly, plus Request lor a permit to excavate earth products — F2V Garden automatic, good running con­ blocked. or depend on others coming utilities. Contact: Strano Real dition. great on gas, $300 or Grove Road. ViROO (Aug. 23>Sept. 22) In through for you. Be kind, but Estate. 646-2000. best offer over. Telephone 647- order to try to make you happy, stand on you own two feet and wininrop — u i c k u a v a iii LOOK AT They o i^kta be jreat Account. 1749 after 6:00 p.m. GARDEN GROVE INC. - ZONE CHANGE - GARDEN someone is going to make you a let the other guy do the same 3Y t h e t i m e th e ARIES (March 21-AprM 19) A K1P5 ITS FOR YOU! All modem GROVE ROAD (G-4II large promise you'll take to PRACTICE! 5EA50N ^TART$; TOO HPVv appliances in this king size 4 heart Unfortunately, this person change in your attitude could go V r d o n T-k n o w ... A copper co\u t h a t s a y s ,- 1975 MUSTANG II - $1800 or HEy,wiM7HR5R.. THEYRE BAD THEY CAN T mck FOITTlinATE room home. Call for details. To change the zoning classification from Rural Residence Ic may not be able to deliver. a long way toward promoting the WHAT IS IT? " MV WIFE,, PLBA.'Se" best offer. After 5:00 p.m., W H A T IS A ANY b e t t e r th a n " t h a t I Only $250. Locators. 236-5646. Business II for a parcel of approximately 2.0 acres at thi Romance, travel. luck, good will of someone whose help TkJD cSHER call 6498329. resources, possible pitfalls and you need. You won't be able to HENIsiy PENNY? T h an .a AN OLD lady ^^)TH GAME easterly end of Garden Grove Road — 114 Garden Grove Road A l 'Mx( Morlarty Brothers Is now offering nev^ customers a 12 career for the coming months take until you give a little. marathcner*^ t h e 3 0 1 }T : DREAM NO MORE! Lovely 2 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 1971 MERCURY COMET - At this hearing interested persons may be heard and writter are all discussed in your Astro- 7 ^ HEEL bedroom home on large Automatic Running condi­ Graph, which begins with your Treating things a bit too indif­ wooded lot. Kids ok. Modern tion. Body rust. $500 or best communications received Copies of these petitions have beer birthday. Mail $1 for each to ferently could spell problems for month budget plan that enables you to spread the winter appliances. Just $200. offer. Phone 649-0611. filed in the Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during of­ Astro-Graph, Box 469, Radio you today This Includes both Locators. 236-5646 fice hours. City Station, N Y 10019. Be sure your social situations and your working environment Planning and Zoning Commission to specify birth dale. 1976 MAVERICK - 3 speed LIBRA (Sepl. 23-Oct. 23) Don t GEMINI (May 21-Jurta 20) Hum­ heating seasons costs over 12 equal monthly payments. BOLTON - Peaceful seculsion manual transmission. Good Leo Kwash, Secretary in this modem one bedroom be disappointed if something ility IS the best tool you can use condition. $1600. Call 643-9508, Dated this 25th day of August. 1980. you were counting on doesn't to make a good impression home, with basement. Many or 649-5635. happen for you today It's only today. Tooling your own horn or extras! $290. Locators. 236- 07088 CICH the timing that's wrong It still exaggerating will do the oppo­ LW4L4 5646 1978 MGB - British Racing may happen later. site Green. Absolutely mint con­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Find And, Morlarty Brothers will pay 7% Interest per annum on A RARE FIND! Air, base­ dition! All extras! Hard top. Don't concern yourself with what a kind way to tell the truth today, Levy’s Law — James Schumeister rather than fib when things ment. carpet, dishwasher, am-fm cassette tape. Many NOTICE others are doing or with worrying lus more, in this modern about being part of their activi­ become uneasy. Later, you won't more extras! Low mileage. ties. Instead, keep your mind on have to worry about what you Eome. Now only $270. Must be seen! Days 677-6995; PUBLIC HEARING YOU’LUBE INCHAEQf-' "WAT'S any credit balance accumulated during that 12 month Locators, 236-5646. being pleasant to all. Something told to whom and why O' THP Df6IO TW ILL Bt- UP TO YOU evenings 649-7020. ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS good will develop. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're a EPANPIAW:^^ TD MAINTAIN CERTAIN THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dm . 21) bit of a romanticist today and ■naApmoNs, you Ticxe-T, could get carried away with LASS. 1980 DATSUN 210 SL WAGON TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT It will pay to check on a few facts UN&KSTANP-? period. - Must sell! 643-7592, call today with persons you can trust. spending way beyond what you Otticaa-Sloraa lor Rant 55 can comfortably afford. Be before 7:00 p.m. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of They'll be able to throw light on a e - i s situation that has had you feeling generous, but be practical. Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the quite low. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I 1975 CORDOBA - Black, all Senior Citizen Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, power. Sacrifice $1800. 1969 Ski* QIancM — Qll Fox Conn. Tuesday, September 2, 1980 at 8:00 P.M. to consider and 310 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE Vw Pop Top. New. Rebuilt. act on the following: Interested in becoming a member of the Morlarty Brothers for rent. Central location. $1650. 4^1174 Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl & Stoflel Newly redecorated, with am­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget ple parking. Telephone 649- 1977 VOLKSWAGEN R a b b i t . Four door sedan. 198081, TRA{9SFER to Capital Improvement Reserve fund W H AT C D ^ 1 ...... $53,000.00 Fuel Oil Family? Phone 643-5135, Ext. 135. ^ Automatic transmission. D H E E E B U < T - E i . e s , - MANCHESTER - Retail, Power steering, radio, air to be financed from General Fund. Fund Balance (Surplus) conditioning, regular gas. storage and, or manufacturing Proposed additional appropriation to Bond and Grant Fund 9 for Short Ribs — Prank Hill space. 2,000 square feet to 50,- Excellent condition. $4,350. design ol modilications and additions to the Wastewater Treat­ 000 square feet. Very Telephone 647-9037. S l i p in t o "n-iEs^N reasonable. Brokers ment Facility NEW WINGS. ITS / l < N O W T l-(E\ protected. Call Heyman 1971 PONTIAC LE MANS - 4 ...... $947,803.00 p l a p o f f t i m e . K IN © H A S C u r\ Enrollment ends September 15th. FToperties, 1-226-1206. door. 6 cylinder, automatic. to be financed by Grant payments from the United States En­ Twe 0UPGET I Some rust. $325, or best offer. vironmental Protection Agency ($789,8361 and the State of O n o u p s p a c e ; PROFESSIONAL-BUSINESS 649-2155. Connecticut Department ol Environmental Protection . PROGISVI:' OFFICE space available. 400 ($157,967). to 1200 square feet. Air con- 1976 TRIUMPH TR6. 34,000 ditoning, neat, parking. Close miles. Excellent condition. Proposed Ordinance — To repeal Section 8-160 of the to center, hospital and court. Asking $5;00(L,J468684. Manchester Code of Ordinances on Condominium Conversion. Call 871-0401, or 568-7658. Copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be seen in the Town BANK REPOSSESSIONS - ■ iu . Clerk's Office during business hours. e Jr TMEy U4ATI R\IP THEM, Resort Proparty 1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo .PAS' US h (j CVIPJT p r For Rant 58 $2300. 1977 Plymouth Sport Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Fury $2300. 1976 Dodge Grants, Fund 41, Youth Servites Fletchor’s Landing CAV’E O w ' C A R R O T Charger Special Edition $2500. SKI CHALET - Season ren­ ...... $19,164.00 I -llltN too riUST SPtKK. 1 atH HtH. LLMHL If- I DibN^0\/i1’C>1, WaJi-OSitl I 1973 GMC "Jim m y " Utility lOJ INflLlttPsTlO Txt RllSSlKHS «r TW, T ~ tal. Sleeps 6 to 8. 2 miles from to be financed by Grant from the State of Connecticut, Youth FulfcNT Russian! pjt It -This Okemo. 20 minutes from Truck $2300. 1969 AMC Am­ ooitoFuwsj — Services Bureau. MORIARTY BROTHERS Killington. Call 528-3507. bassador $500. The above may be seen at the Savings Bank ol Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special ‘ r— Manchester, 923 Main Street. Wantad to Rant 57 Crants Fund 41, Title VI — Multi-Cultural Education Trueka h r Bala 62 ...... $54,492.00 ATTENTION LANDLORDS! “We're very progressive. We were the first Widow with very well- to be financed by Federal funding for Multi-Cultural Education mannered children needs ISfn FORD PICKUP F 150. school to re-emphasIze the three R'sl" Power steering, power Jam es R. McCavanagh, Secretary apartment. At least five ' Board of Directors 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-S13S rooms. Immediate occupancy brakes. Automatic transmis­ IC'i preferred. 643-5520 or 6 4 ^ 5 ^ . sion. Regular gas. Call 646- Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 22nd day of August, 1980 Ask for Laurie. 7914. 071-06 IT: I