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Death Penalty Can't Be Mandatory

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30 Cents Monday, June 22,1987 Court: Death r.fowV, J penalty can’t U be mandatory 6 ' r By Jam es H. Rubin Bejarno with lighter fluid and. set iCk. The Assecloted Press him ablaze. Bejarno died three days from the bums he WASHINGTON - The Supreme suffered. N Court ruled today that states may Shuman In 1975 was convicted of not Impose mandatory death penal­ murder In Bejaroo's death and ties for prison Inmates who commit received a mandatory death sent­ murder while already serving life ence. The sentence was upheld by sentences without possibility of the Nevada Supreme Court. But a parole. federal trial Judge in 1983 ruled that The Justices, by a S-S vote, struck the mandatory death sentence Is ••HA-, down Nevada's mandatory death invalid. penalty law, ruling Inflicts "cruel The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of and unusual punishment" In viola­ Appeals upheld the Judge's ruling tion of the Constitution. last year. The court thus refused to carve Law enforcement authorities out an exception to Its general argued that only the certainty of the prohibition against mandatory death penalty would deter murders death sentences. In prison — of Inmates as well as Justice Harry A. Blackmun, guards — by those who already had writing for the court, said such no chance of regaining their mandatory sentences preclude any freedom. consideration of whether there are The Supreme Court previously mitigating circumstances that said that states must give Judges weigh against the death penalty. and Juries the discretion to weigh "The fact that a life-term inmate mitigating and aggravating factors is convicted of murder does not In deciding whether to impose the reflect whether any circumstance death penalty or life In prison. Whoa, therel existed at the time of the murder The court ruled in 1977 that that may have lessened his respon­ mandatory death sentences may Ken Wood’s horse-drawn trolley makes a stop at the most popular parts of the festival. Story and more sibility for his acts even though It not be imposed for the first-degree Strawberry Feat on Hartford Road Saturday. The trolley, pictures on page 3. could not stand as a legal defense to murder of a police officer. the murder cliprge," Blackmun which offered free trips for four hours, was one of the 2 In a dissenting opinion today. said. "The level of criminal responsi­ Justice Byron R. White said In­ bility of a person convicted of mates serving IHe sentences with­ murder may vary according to the out possibility of parole have "no extent of that individual's partici­ constitutional right to persuade the Caprilands tough for fire marshal sentencer to impose essentially no pation In the Clime," he added. punishment at all for taking the life 'The court acted in the case of of another, whether guard or Bv Jacqueline Bennett Raymond Wallace Shuman, who Herald Correspondent was convicted in 1958 of murdering inmate." 2 Vernon Stallard in Yerington, Nev. He was Joined by Chief Justice COVENTRY — Blocked exits and He was sentenced to life in prison William H. Rehnquist and Justice overcrowding contributed to the without possibility of parole. Antonin Scalla. deaths of 492 people, many of them In 1973, Shuman doused fellow The case is Sumner vs. Shuman, Connecticut residents, in the 1942 Nevada State Prison inmate Ruben 88-246. fire at the Coconut Grove nightclub In Boston. Two years later, a fire destroyed the main tent of the Ringling Bros. Barnum A Bailey Circus in Hart­ Fred Astaire, 88, ford and 162 people died, including many children. These and similar disasters led to the Connecticut State Fire Safety dies of pneumonia Code. In Coventry, enforcement of that code is the responsibility of Fire LOS ANGELES (AP) - Fred anyone else." Marshal Richard Cooper, and in Astaire, whose debonair elegance For his part, the lean hoofer from recent days. Cooper has come and flowing, graceful style made the Midwest who was famous for under scrutiny for his efforts to see him the most acclaimed dancer In white tie and tails but hated formal that Caprilands, a nationally recog­ movie history, died today of pneu­ attire was likely to credit producers nized herb farm on Silvej Street, monia. He was 88. or his sister — his first dancing complies with that code. He died at Century City Hospital, partner — with his success. "It's been tough," Cooper said irf said spokesman Stan Otake. "I'm not trying to be modest, but an interview at his home on Alice I never thought about myself as No. Drive Sunday morning. "The phone "I never thought a funny-looking has been ringing off the hook" guy like me would be suitable for 1," he told The New York Times ' A ( : ' when he turned 80. "I'm cold­ Cooper, 47, is a native of Coventry pictures," AsUire once said, and a and works in construction. He has studio executive once dismissed blooded about dancing. I wanted to make It good, then make It better." been involved in firefighting for 30 him with the curt words; "Can't act FIRE MARSHAL RICHARD COOPER years. He is a member of the ... can't sing... balding... can dance "I never cared for my singing ADELMA SIMMONS OF CAPRILANDS voice," he said, and he added that . . . "not a hard-nosed guy" Connecticut State Fire Chiefs Asso­ a little." His only Oscar, in 1949, .. . "we’re a special case” ciation. the Fire Marshals Associa­ was honorary. there was no secret to his style — "Just practice, sweat, rehearsal tion and the National Fire Protec­ But he enchanted movie-goers for tion Association. generations, dancing with fire­ and worry.” He was bom Frederic Austerliti Cooper Is a certified fire official crackers, coat racks and beautiful On Sunday, business as usual of the state and has taught fire women from Ginger Rogers to Cyd In Omaha, Neb,, on May 10,1899,18 months after his sister Adele. Their training courses. In addition to his Charisse with an ease that made Dried plants and pine cones lined duties as the town's appointed fire ballet stars envious. father was a beer salesman, and Bv Jacqueline Bennett make Caprilands comply with fire their mother had ambitions for her safety codes. "He was Just made the beamed ceilings. Both emer­ marshal, which he has been since u Ballet choreographer George Ba­ Herald Correspondent gency exits were obstructed by 1985, he is chief of the North 9 two children. She enrolled them in Inspector. He's just trying to make lanchine called him "the greatest tans. One was locked. Only the top Coventry Volunteer Fire dancer in the world." Ballet star dancing school and took them to COVENTRY — On Sunday after­ a name for himself," she said about New York for professional training Fire Marshal Richard Cooper of the fire extinguisher In the back Department Mikhail Baryshnikov praised his noon, Adelma Grenier Simmons dining room was visible behind a He and his wife, Andrea, hove "perfection,” and songwriter Irv­ in 1906. Soon the youngsters were conducted business as usual. Fear that the authenticity of the touring vaudeville under their new 18th century buildings and atmos­ vase of flowers. been married for 20 years and have ing BerUn said, "I'd rather have A group of about 40 listened as she one daughter, Brooke, who gradu­ Fred AsUire sing my songs than name, Astaire. conducted a lecture. phere of the farm will be comprom­ But guests did not seem con­ ised are at the root of Simmons' ated from eighth grade this year. In the lecture building, there cerned for their safety. "1 don't care about myself, I'm were seven benches, a couch, 16 opposition to making changes, she Richard and Elizabeth Gruber of said. an adult. I can handle this. But our TODAY’S HERALD chairs, and a stool, plus some Hartford agreed that visitors enter daughter has been getting remarks 8 She does not want to widen benches near the front entrance. an old building with the understand­ from the kids and teachers at A narrow path between some doorways or change the direction ing that they're taking a risk. that doors swing. However, she said school," Cooper's wife said as she Budget votes due chairs led to an emergency exit "If there's a fire, you Just move stepped into the family's basement Know your limits door that would hot open. Dried Sunday, she Is searching for a the fan.'* said Wilton Wiggins, one Congressional Democrats are contractor to look over her place. recreation room to bring her Connecticut Light and Power Co. herbs hung from the open beam of a group of four visitors from New husband some coffee. wants electricity customers to ready to pass their version of II rafters. According to the fire marshal, York. trillion federal budget this week, some modifications might not be The room is filled with firefight­ learn their limits The utility Is An emergency screen door exit in However, they conceded that ing memorabilia, such as a minia­ proposing a year-long experiment intensifying a long-standing fight the adjacent gift shop was locked needed if Simmons would agree to Simmons would be liable in case of with President Reagan over new have fewer people. ture fire box alarm and ceramics of In which it would momentarily cut with three bolts. fire. horse-drawn fire engines. off power to residential customers taxes. Story on page 5. After the lecture, Simmons led "I won't take fewer people," she 7 said. She estimated that 20 fewer "It's like any other commercial “People say, take the phone off who exceed their electricity quotas the group to her garden, then to the business," said George Lukacs of the hook — but, my husband is the for any half-hour period. Story on main house for a luncheon. people could cost her as much as Index 8300 a day. She declined to disclose New York. chief and the fire marshal, he has page 4. "You'll have to go around to the "If that's the case, then she responsibilities to the comm unity,'' front door because the side doors her annual Income. 20 pagan. 2 nootlons Simmons acknowledged the lack should have to follow the code and she said. are locked," Simmons said. Later, have sprinklers, fire alarms, and "I’m not a hard-nosed guy. I’m Advice__ 17 Obituaries. she said she was unaware that any of ramps for wheelchairs. _ 9 Opinion — "They come here all the time. We proper exits,” said Douglas Lee, Juit trying to make the places in Ral^ moves In Business. emergency exiU were locked. another New Yorker. town come within compliance of the Classified 19-20 People------2 She chatted with visitors, some of put them In the front rooms. They The nice weather we had last week can get up the steps," said As far as Simmons Is concerned, code,” Cooper said. "It’s not like I Is gone Tor now. Tonight and Comics _ ^ 8 Sports — 11-16 whom had words of sympathy. she should not have to do that. haven't put a lot of time and effort Connecticut__ 4 Television------18 "We were fine for all these Simmons. Tuesday, rain likely. Possibly a With luncheon abdut to be served, "I think we're a special case," thunderstorm with heavy rain. Local news-3 .1 0 US.AMorid___5.7 years," she said to one visitor about Pieate turn to page 10 the town fire marshal’s efforts to the group entered the house. she said. Details on page 2. Lottery.______2 Weather______2 t - MANCHESTgK IIEitAU>. IfoMJw.Vone »■ 1W7

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By FWRcy PBBBBil HBraitf RijiMfiBr Two private groups that have been NMOting it out to r the chaitee 'nie sweet stn iiw of "BeRte- to manage the m m o f MaitcfiW- wBere My Leee” FleytsDBy the ter’ s public sboothif range ifHgM SeiHor Cltiseiis’ Btiwcem pM ed work together so that the facility, with A leodspeaker MarfHg a which has been closed for more Heat Wave aHghtly distorted versfM df T h e d o g d a ys o f sum m er are upon us. Yy - - - Antarctica. If you dislike such extremes try »aipan, trolTey on Saturday. posed that the two organizations I O H ; A n II W . « . « f » w i •»*« one of the Mariana Islands. Between 1927 and 193. , 'nie trolley, which had Just stop competing to manage the Nike temperatures there ranged from a low of 67.3 degrees to pulled Into the driveway of the site range. Fuss A OTIein Knglnecring Edward W. Tytor, a corporate a h igh o f 88.5. bulMInf on HArtford Road, was officer with Wilderness Sports, said Rain in the Southwest this morning the group made its J DO YO U KNO W — What is the name of the metric Just one feature of a daylong offer last week to Metropolitan system’s temperature scale? festival in the Cheney Historic District. Shooters. Under the plan. Metropol­ FRIDAY'S ANSWER — The Alaska pipeline runs from itan Shooters would be given moves into Ohio area Saturday marked the fifth preference on when the club can use Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. year (hat the Manchester Klwa- Today’s forecast called for the range. Thunderstorms rumbled g_22.s7 ' Knowledge Unlimited Inc 1987 nis Club has served up short­ showers and thunderrtorms scat­ The two organizations submitted across west Texas early today cake to benefit the Lutz Child­ tered along the eastern half of the the only bids last month to manage and developed along a stationary ren's Museum. front that scattered heavy rain Gulf Coast, from the Great Lakes A N«wfp*a«r to EdaMkm Profram and help renovate the rifle range. through the middle Mississippi Sseeeeredby Passengers guloed down (heir If Metropolitan Shooters agrees. U across the northern Ohio Valley last few bites of shortcake so Tytor said his group hopes to and Great Lakes region. Valley, the lower Ohio Valley and The Manchester Herald they could catch a ride on the submit a final proposal to the town Showers and thunderstorms the Tennessee Valley, and through the middle and southern free trolley. "1 really think this by week’send. Aceordingto Wilder­ also were widely scattered from is a tremendous day, a lot of Atlantic Coas^region to northern ness Sports’ first offer, the group the Mississippi Valley to the fun," said Donna Watson, a Florida; and rain scattered from wants to have the range renovated southern Atlantic Coast, and first-grade teacher at Waddell by Dec. 15. western Washington Into Nevada. Almanac showers were developing along a School. Tytor said both groups want to Highs should be in the 60s to 70s cold front from southwest Mon­ Others who crowded Into the have the range o ^ n as soon as along the Pacific Coast and ChrlBtina and Marla Sin- tana to central Nevada. TO D A rS MOOH: Between possible because there is a large across the northern Rockies; the June 22,1987 seats agreed. N lest guerter (June 18) and "But f don't WANT to get off." namon, at top, an)oy thair demand for a range. 70s In the Great Lakes region and Citing statistics compiled by the rooty to Me fZSrO new moon (June 26). waited 3-year-oId Derek Fourn­ bowla of strawbarry Weather Trivia New England; 90s to lOOor higher National Rifle Association. Tytor dty o f 1907 tnO th t ier. ” 1 want to ride this some from southwest Texas to the T od i/ * weathdf picturt l« by 8«an Fl«tch«r, 9, of H«nry otoonO Oty of •hortcaka at Saturday's said that firearms can be found in Whal is the largest haiisione more.” desert Southwest; and 80s to 90s Strutt, a atudant at Bowara School. aumnm. TODAY’S TRIVIA: For wWch movie did • about 75 percent of all American ever measured in e*e Urriled Strawbarry Fast, Tha across most of the rest of the Meryl Streep win an Oscar as boat a^< homes. PERSUADING FOLKS to get Stales? nation. TODAY'S MSTOflY: On «Ns dey In irsas? (a) "Out of Africa” (b) "SopWe'a; shortcakat wara pur> In addition, he said, many people off of the horse-drawn trolley so Temperatures around the na­ 1937, Joe Louis won the world hesvy- ChMoa” (0) "Kramer vs. Kremer” with do not want to pay what that others could take their chasad from tha graan- tion at 3a.m. EDT ranged from 41 CONNECTiCUT WEATHER welgM boxing tHIs by knocking out Jhn he said is the high cost of belonging TO D A rS RARRS turns was the only problem degrees at Sexton Summit, Ore., Braddock. and-whlta atrlpad tant, to a private gun club. He noted that DVFMH.FASTORtT experienced by the folks from to 87 at Phoenix, Aiiz. TODAWS SMTMDAVS; Erich Marts Summertime's big queatton; Why don I ; eantar, whara buslnaas Manchester’ s facility is unique they grow square corncobs so the but- • the Manchester Museum of because it is the only municipal Remarqus (1898); Anne Morrow Lind­ Local History, which hired the improve chances Northwest Hills, Central, Eastern Interior, Southw­ bergh (1908); Kefhertne Dunham tar won’t drip onto your lap? ; waa alowar than It has shooting range in the state. estern Interior: The nice weather we had last week is trolley. (1910); am ness (1022)-, Meryl Streep ” f guess that’sone thing we’re been In some years. The range was closed In Febru­ of trees* survival gone for now. Tonight and Tuesday, rain likely. (1949) For the flnanclai set, peanut brittle m ; "out." The "In" thing Is money eruneh.; going to have to iron out," said Below, a visitor takas a ary 1988 because of safety and CROSSETT, Ark. (AP) - Al­ Possibly a thunderstorm with heavy rain. Low around TODAY'S OUDTI: “Good ccmmunl- Ingrid Fralze. who headed the building code violations. A plan to though they're often able to endure cetlon Is as stimulaling es Meek coffee, TODAWS TRIYIA ANSWERS: (b) Meryl^ museum’s Involvement with the look Into a vintage Ford, have the town pay an estimated adverse weather and soil condi­ 65. High around 70. Chances of rain 70 percent. and lust as hard to slasp after" — Streep won the Best Actress Oscar (or: festival. parked on tha lawn of tha $75,600 to renovate the facility was tions, most young trees have a Anne Morrow Lindbergh. "SopWe’a Choica" (1982). ; The "problem " of popularity rejected by the town Board of better chance for survival when was also exM riencH by the former Multi-Circuits Directors last fall because Recrea­ carefully selected and planted Connecticut Firemen’s Histori­ building on Hartford tion Director Scott Sprague said It during early spring. West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight and Tuesday, cal Society, where the Fire was unlikely the cost would be Mild weather conditions are less Aatrograph Safety Theater on Wheels ran at Road. More than a dozen recovered through user fees. ue>4 ohiaAoiioo likely to injure the fragile root rain likely. Possibly a thunderstorm with heavy rain. capacity for most of the day. vintage autos were dis­ That prompted the town to solicit Low around 65. High 65 to 70. Every IS minutes, the doors offers from private clubs that ODuaraiuiriDJiD ui sogDo* S Z l systems of newly planted trees, played as part of tha according to Georgia-Pacific Corp. SCORPIO (Oet. 24-Nev. 22) Before get­ swung open and a new crowd would operate the range on a ting youraelf Involved In a new arrange­ B tep i^ Inside for an animated faatival. non-profit basis, which is required

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is added to the vnhw of enob of year M UBBTION: HHs Issued since November MSS pny only B percent inlereet. Thnl bonda. The idoa is to oxchance your tin •'a* % Last August, 1 exchanged my lower rate is also pntB on Hs Es for HHs in (bo month In wWob f aeries E, U.8. ontoring an oxtenBod maturity the Eo Inersnso in vslns — or to Bavlags Bonds, I n v e s t o r s ’ period In or after November ISSS. rsdoom iho Eo far cash in the : gal tiM whieb had a to­ faVOIRB* Vfcj 'REALLY? DO YOU NO, THEY SAID \ tal redemption G u i d e OtfESnON: I have anproxi- Cautionf Do m l oxobanfo or ' V-; I f pki THINK THEY WANT] YOUR SUBSCRIPTION value el HISO, 0. '-’t ' mately 822,000 face valueI of aeries redeem your Eo ontil at laatt naxt i /f'v , ■' 2 E, U.S. Savtflgs Bonds, in various Novomher or the month foUovring" tax i f ill AN INTERViEU)? ^HAS RUN OUT,. ^ j (or Beries HH William A. Doyle bonds. 1 re- donominations, some dating back November in wMeb your bonda are m HAOAM THIHOMMBLI. tfy Dlk D r e ^ credited with their next send- - vk) |i oeived nine RMS about 28 years. I want to oxebanio HH bonds, dated thorn for HH bonds, In order to annual interest aoorual. 1 | oW WB'UL JUST SLIP IX A T colloot soml-annnal Interest. By holding off until then, all your : tea 4 TA\e CN&i % I Aug. 17, IM I. NASTY lOPTMTM AMP IT'LL. BB ALL SOME... Erdm reading your column, 1 month in which the bond was My bank advised me to contact a bonds will reeoive the variable IM of know that HH bonds are supposed Issued. You’ll find that noted on federal agency to obtain a chart "Markot-baaod'' Intoroat rate bn to pay Interest semi-annually. More each of your bonds, Just above the enabling me to know exactly when wbioh will have bean In effect for "Show me a shepherd who knows how ma than six months have passed and I Issuing agent’s dating stamp. to make the exchange, so as to flvo years. many sheep he's got and I'll show you ab( haven’t received an interest check. Because the Issue date for your obtain maximum Intereet on each That markot-baaod for the five ah InsomnlacI" rai Whom should I contact about this HH bonds Is Aug. 1,1006, you should bond. However, the bank was yoara win bo I.0S percent. If yon ovt and when should I receive Interest? unable to direct me to the specific redeem before November of the T H I QRIZZW ILL8~ by Bill Behorr receive Interest checks every Feb­ ruary 1 and August 1 (or the bonds’ agency. Can you? following month In which interest i accmal Is duo, you will got your E Om ANSWER: Write to Bureau o( the 10-year scheduled maturity. J to Public Debt, 200 Third Street, You’ll probably collect Interest QUESTION: You want a sheet bonds' g u a r a n i^ rate. Depending Parkersburg, W.Va., 20100-1220. headed; "Sriiedule of Interest on when E bonds were issued, the past that time. "Extended maturi­ M< •■Mo Explain your problem. Ask the ties" were granted to old H bonds, Dates for U.S. Savings Bonds, guaranteed rate ia anywhere from 0 percent to 0.8 percent. dia bureau to find out what happened the predossors of HHs, stretching Series E and E E ." It’s available Your E bonds have a redemption m i TH I PHANTOM by Lm Falk A ly bsrry and send you the missing check or a their lives to as long as 80 years. It's from Bureau of the Public Debt, 200 Third Street, Parkersburg, W.Va., or exchange value — purchase thi replacement check. likely the same thing will be done sat \O3UNCIt0rCHieF9 "iMV eO N .. WOUNP6P., WHAT.. ? You should have received your (or HHs. 20100-1826. Copies are supplied to price plus accrued interest — way banks and other Savings Bond in excess of their 188,000 (ace value, am CHIEFS.. 1 POUBT YOUR yOUN6 first HH Interest check February 1. Your HHs pay 7.S percent annual RATHER,, WAMB£©I" it will be Well worth your while to dm MEN WENT INTO THE (5REAT - The Aug. 27, 1987, printed on your Interest. So, on $4,800 face value of agents. Your bank should be able to u ATTACKEP U 9 /„ delay making the exchange for HHs tal . WMAMP.THEV ALL KNOW lT'5 bonds Is the Issuing agent’s dating bonds, your semi-annual Interest on provide one for you. HOWEVEI?,., stamp. The Issue date of every U.S. each will bo in the amount of By studying that sheet, you’ll until your Es are eligible (ortho 0.00 iSiM be Savings Bond Is the first day of the $108.78. learn the months In which interest percent m a rk et-b a ^ rate. m m< wll lisi CAPTAIN IA8Y ■ by Crooks A CsMle mi High school graduates sought by EB 1 thi A SOPPCN GROTON (AP) — Recruiters have people out recruiting students N Da n tNTemiPTK3N..A h o /wped pul Ulm!fffORf,PPlNCe UOHh.. from Electric Boat, a leading "It's true they may etart at 20 centa an hour who are bound Immediately for the AP photo of I employer In Connecticut and Rhode m ore at M cDonald’s because of the labor world of work." wo BLONDIR by Osan Young A Ilan Orakt Finish line Island, are trying to explain the OtI EB Is stressing that students may benefits of a Job with a future to shortage, but we are willing to train people mi VOU'VB WRITT8N AN C'MON.WE'LL tRiFIC ' WBLL,B.S., I THINK SEE, 1 TOLO VOU find Its 84.00 starting wage slightly EXCEul-ENT p r o p o s a l , i PRESENT IT WMAT DO IT'S ■* IT WAS NO SOOO Chamist Tim Spacht axamlnes one of thousands of high school graduates daxiled by and send them to school,” said Thomas Sotir, VOU T H IN K ? ROTTEN lower than what many retail and MV OOV.'BRILLIANT,' ^ TOSSTHER ' woodan alates treated with different finishing formula­ the golden arches. La vice president of human resources at Qeneral service industries are offering, but an Thomas Sotir, vice president for r tions on a specially designed “exposure fence" at Flecto It maintains that Ita career oppor­ loi human resources at the division of Dynamics. Co.'s Varathane Wood Finish plant In Oakland, Calif. tunities are better. sti Researchers periodically analyee the performance of General Dynamics Corp., said the submarine builder is recruiting in each finish for propertlee such aa adhealon, gloss and An entry-level worker at EB can Ct^ ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson high schools around Its Groton and ers who rely on an inexperienced apprenticeships, tuition reimburse­ t clarity aa part of an on-goIng research and dAvelopment earn $8.84 per hour within nine Quonsot, R.I., plants to (111 entry- labor force. The booming New ment programs, and benefits months, and can be a first-class program, v level Jobs with starting hourly pay England economy and a 3.8 percent packages. k tradesman earning more than $13 of $4.80. regional unemployment rate ha­ EB is also planning an open house ven't left much of a labor pool. in the fall to educate parents, shop per hour In less than six years. 22 " It ’s true they may start at 20 Wt teachers and guidance counselors Pilot Pen to open cents an hour more at McDonald’s Electric Boat this spring sent Workers also can apply for ini letters to 27 public high schools as about what it has to offer. ON THE PAftTRACK by till Holbrooli because of the labor shortage, but apprenticeship programs through afi we are willing to train people and far north as Putnam, as far west as Jo Alexopoulos, director of gui­ which they move up the pay scales tei ■end them to school,” Sotir said. New Haven, and throughout Rhode dance at Ledyard High School, said more quickly and can get further flh rr^ T H M B ^ TrtlY’fiE - u«r STIFF, new Trumbull plant la] ‘tbu iu iJtfr 3 "But It’s hard to tell a kid that when Island, asking graduates to apply. ■he was glad to see EB recruiters. academic training while learning 60916-tb SEETHB RoBdffeTlWV Mechanical .HUMANoiPS, he has an insurance payment due In addition, the shipbuilder sent "It is a much hotter situation (or ■pedallsed sklllt. moFPI»6lPBMT;6' 1{C SAME SIUPIP been allowed to (stop Pilot from wi M S f^ By Linda Stowtll teams of recruiters to 13 local high kida now than a few years ago," she ‘^IATPI6HBY6J0ftP? things CrVRR AND 0\^ g / Tho Assoclotsd Prtss Importing), we would have been out each month, and all he looks at la ar THE CROPS/ "W e still have great needa for \¥XtiCMe? of business. the bottom line." schools in April and May to meet ■aid. "Most of them have options. he We’re more used to college repre­ people, although our overall level of 2 • .Tr u m b u l l - n w president of "W e would not have been able to Sotir said Electric Boat has the with students and guidance counse­ po Pilot Pen of America considers Its Import, which la what allows us to same problems aih other employ- lors and to explain the company’s sentatives coming, and It’s great to employment Is stable,” Sotir said. Wi gam er a market share that now po ALLEY OOP ' by Davo Qraua opening next month of a new nMnufacturing and distribution necessitates a manufacturing I ’M COWIN’, SHIRLEY! ATTA g i r l ! NOW r c A N canter in Trumbull a stroke against facility.” on I TURN 'IM LOOSE.' HANG ONTO HIM! protectionism. Shaw said the decision to move Hotels try ofl Pilot Pen, which had been Im­ manufacturing to the United States be porting ball point pens manufac- was made even before changes In dr tdred by Its Japaneie parent currency exchange rates made the to acquire company, will make Its most Idea practical, 2 bo popular pen, a bail-point model "W e wanted to be in charge of our M called BP-S, In Its new 80.8 million own destiny," he said. "T o make Allegis B r i d g e facility. them here we immediately elimi­ nate the shipping expense from p W ith t h e a id o f s h ir l e y .t h e The company tells about 8 million Japan, and we eliminate the CHICAGO (A P) - Two of the GIANT SOUID, ALLEY AND h ...AND LAUNCH A PLAN BP-S pens each month, according cuitoma duty.” nation’s largest hotel chains are AOUANA c a t c h UP WITH 7 OF ACTION TO RESCUE to Ronald O. Shaw,. praaldent of East did not hold the diamond king, HYDRA AND HER CAPTORS,..^ THE YOUNG MERMAID.' The largest pen company in working together In an attempt to T a k in g but declarer did not play with proper Pilot Pen of America. Eventually Japan, Pilot Pen was started In 1981 take over the beleaguered Allegis NORTH the company hopes to manufacture po # and the Trumbull lubsidlary Corp. travel conglomerate, a bual- P: 108 4 3 precautions all of the products It sells in this T K 4 opened In 1084. Shaw, a former neas journal reported today. of country at the new plant. ♦ QJ72 comedian, joined Pilot In Trumbull Representatives of the Marriott m #AK2 By James Jacoby "The whole significance In this la In 1008 after 14 years at Blc Corp. in Corp. and the Pritsker family, Lookwtet^ up at gl I to say that protectionism doesn’t Milford, a U.S. subsidiary of the owners of the Hyatt Corp., have WEST EAST Since South was using standard bid­ 4 work," Shaw said. " I f those who French consumer products giant discuaaed a possible deal with WI ♦ J7 ♦ A K » 6 5 ding, his three-diamond jump raise 4 T J 9 8 6 2 T l 0 7 3 are In favor of protectionism had Soclete Blc. investment bankers whose clients of was forcing. The North hand was best 4 ♦ K 86 ♦ 5 are interested In Allegis, according suited for no-trump,' but the spade #10 0 8 ♦ Q J7 3 to Crain’s Chicago Business. to holding of 10-B-4-S contained an uncer­ Connecti(jJt National. SOUTH According to the Journal’s sour­ in tain stopper. So the three-spade cue- Gas prices to go up ces, who were not Identified, the ♦ Q* th bid by North showed a partial stop and Marriott-Pritsker interests would TAQ3 asked South to bid the no-trump game Eltoctive Annual Yield Annual Interest Rate of acquire Allegis’ Westln and Hilton ♦ A 109 4 3 with J-*, Q-x or anything better. Ci #654 International hotel properties and When the jack of spades was led. at pump this summer ai ■ell off Its United Airlines and Herts Vulnerable: North-South South mentally congratulated himself P i units to finance the deal. Dealer: North on his fine bidding to get to the right of A new book by James Jacoby and his LOS ANGELES (A P) — Gasoline gallon. The hotel units would sell at a contract. EUist played the encouraging gl father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now PRANK AND ERNIST ‘ by Bob Thavoi That waa up 0.80 cent per gallon lower price than if the units were 6 month CD 7.54% Wett Notts East SMih prices may climb throughout the 7.3 0 % six of spades at trick one, and declarer 1 ♦ 1 # 3 ♦ available at bookstores. It is "Jacoby summer even though moderating since June 8. auctioned, as Allegis is now con­ won the queen. He then played to the on Card Games, "published by Pharos bi Pass 3 # Pass 3NT wholesale price increases slowed "There has been a bit of a templating. But any bid by the two M Pass Pass Pass heart king to take a diamond finesse. Books. slowdown In wholeaale price in­ When West turned up with the dia­ hikea at the retail level during the chains would have to top the payout u. S. DEPT. OF creases, but this Is only June M,” mond king and another spade, the de­ Iasi two weeks, an analyit said. to shareholders of an asset auction Opening lead: # J n o t Ms. Lundberg said. "W e could fenders took five tricks to set the con­ A pringhorn antelope can run 61 The average pump price (or all when Chicago-based Allegis is u $ e grades rote about one-third of a easily see further price Increase! broken up, the journal said. 8.16% tract. Of course It was unlucky that MPH m AN 1 year CD 7.85% cent per gallon during the period, this summer.” In addition to the talks with SIMPIIFICATION e n t m n c e ■■Id Trilby Lundberg, prealdent of At self-service pumpe, motorists Investment bankers, Marriott offi- the bi-weekly Lundberg Survey and paid an average of 01.48 cents a dala have queried two of the three Rales subieci to change The six-monlh yield assumes principal and inleresl remain on deposil for a full year al Ihe curreni Polly’s Pointers publisher of an oil Industry gallon (or regular unleaded, $1.0469 major unions representing United rale There is a subslanlial penally lor early wilhdrawals Minimum deposil is $1,000 and maximum deposil $100,000 newsletter. (or premium unleaded and 87.74 Airlines about the possibility of a By comparison, prices rote an cents (or regular leaded. buyout, the journal said. average 1.18 cent a gallon between Full-service prices were $1.1780 Moreover, Pritsker representa­ Uana far M af the meat papalar of children! — BELLE May 22 and June 8, and .07 cent a for regular unleaded, $1.1748 for tives continue to hold meetings with Will pepper plant hiaacplaata, fannalaa far mahiag galloigalfon In the two weeks before that. premium unleaded and 81.1809 (or the United branch of the Air Line 9 year awa patUag aaU aaB gdatla regular leaded. Pilots Associstloh, Crain’s said. 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workers on eral Home, 08 Elm St., Rockville. St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. Burial will be in Grove Hill tarab Anna 2brmnhlan, Infant Cemetery, Rockville. CynffifiA.T«odbBnyk ooHecHons dangbtar af Daniel E. and Ellaa- Memorial donations may be Cynthia A. (TayloD TeodOreeylr, berb (Brainard) Zurmuhlen of made to a charity of the donor's Irish’s Roche v ; Sy Jfm LutTMr 33, of Lebanon, died E ilday; at Glaatonbary, died Saturday at choice. tM AMOCfONd fr«M Bridgeport HoapRal where she was Manchester Msmortai bom on Am es. M i f y i i w M k She was the wife o f W a tM F j. WASfnNOTON—S«m M tinrettl- BMitMs her parents, she is Teudoresyk and sister of MioiMfl Mary P. (Tskowicx) Stanek, 93, of gat«Mrt k«Te meoveiwd «vM«Me survived by her maternal grand­ Taylor Manobester. 38 >A Walker St., died Friday at an tkat aMM latanial Raveaaa 8ar> parents, Michael and MatJorle Msidos her husband andbrolRer , 4-Mile winner area convalescent home. She was yiee alllelalB maQaaty M W «m- Brainard of Manchester; her pater­ she is survived by two daugRMfg, the widow of the late Frank Stanek. ployaaa on th« baaia o f how much nal grandimother, Marion Znr- IMana and Jessica, both a f Rome; t v Jim Tierney the last three yearn. Bom In Austria, Feb. 18,10*4, she tax thay eollact and how much muhlen of Coventry; her paternal her parents, Marjorie and RicRafVf m rc M S0«fT s w n fe r "Great, no complaints,” the had moved to this country in the ptoparty tbay aalaa, in diraet great-grandmother, Jessie Guy, of Taylor Sr. of Enfield; tim e dOMr 28-year-old Breagy said, referring early l9(Ms. She had been a yfolatlon of writtan IKS dUwctivaa. Warnm, Mass.; and several aunts, brothers, Richard Taylor Jr. in Never can a Read Race in to how he felt during the race. Manchester resident since 1943and' Tha Senate Finance aobcommH- onofss and cousins. Maine and TheodOre and CiMvte Manchester go by withont an "Brian ran the smarter race, f wao tae that ovaraaaa the IRS raiaaaad a A private church service wili be was a member of St. JOhn the Taylor, both o f Enfield; and a Irfgfman or two having a final say looking over m y shoohfer all the Baptist Polish National Catholic mamorandum today that tha chief held at the convenience of the sister, Joyce Taylor o f the Bmed in the outcome. time to see where he was. Jaet when . af ana of tha agancy'a conaetiona famiiy. Burial win be in Storrs Church of Manchester. Brook section o f fRndsor.- In Sunday’ s inaugural running of I took it for grafted, that's when he She Is survived two sons. braBChea had aant to hia froap Cemetery in Storrs. There are' no tv 'The funeral was to have Been the Four-Mile Road Race, the final came.” William F. Stanek o f Vernon and managara. Tha manto complained calling hours. Hblmes Funeral today at li a.m. attheLeete-Steven event of the MCC New England In the Anal mite, Roche and i ’k Frank E. Stanek of Onley, Md.; two about poor performance by tha Hbnte, 400 Main St., has charge of Enfield Chapels, 81 South Rded, Relays weekend, Ireland’s Brian Breagy battled each other and were grandchildren; four great­ revenue officara who collect arrangements. Enfield. Burfal will be at the Roehe and Charlie Breagy enter­ strl«le for stride throughout. grandchildren; and three nieces. overdue taxaa. MOmorial donations may be convenience of the family. tained the spectators with an Breagy aetually regained the lead A funeral mass of Christian “ It appaara the fewer caaaa that made to the Neo-Natal Care Unit, Memorial donations may be enlivened duel over the last mile. after Koehe had caught him. "That burial was to have been this . tha revenue officara have aaaigned Bridgeport Hospital, 207 Grant St., made to the Diabetes Association of Roche’s decisive move didn’t was a hell of a (third) mile he morning at 9 a.m. In St. JOhn the J to them, the leaa work they do," Bridgeport, 00002. Connecticut, 17 Oakwood A w ., come until he neared the MCC (Roche) put in there," Breagy said. Baptist Catholic Church, 23Golway wrote branch chief Wilbur E. West Hartford Mll9. campus entrance and then he sped 'It was back and forth for awhile. I McKean of the IRS Baltimore aimgan/t aehotm St. Burial Is In St. John’s Cemetery, away from Breagy to win In a time ran the way 1 had to. There was no \, Manchester. There were no calling diatrict office. “ Where are you as Margaret (Vanderbrook) of 18:80. Breagy was canght in way I was going to touch Wm over managers? ... The revenue officers hours. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Bwrtram Bk>e9t, Buffier 19:00. Ron Borsheim edged John the Anish." pfwto Oy etnfo Schober of Toiland died Sunday at Main St., had charge of that are performing above a NEW YORK Byslewioz for third place with a "When we got side by side, f had her home. She was the widow of arrangements. (AP) - Bertram satisfactory level will be rewarded, Bloch, a novelist and playwright time of 10; 20. run hard for a mile Just to catch answer tha gun and head out on tha first lap Saturday at William 0. Schober anddaughter of Memorial donations may be Tha McCormick/ComFad Mila fiaid, from laft, of J.T. and the ones that are not will be who co-authored “ Dark Victory/' The top loeal finisher was Man­ him," Roche, a Dublin native, said. the late Charles and Mary (Demay) made to the Shriner’s Children’s Fata Wigran Track. documented with corrective action died Friday. was 98. chester's Steve Gates, who secured " I had to Just try and hang on tohlm Bufka, Brian Rocha, Stava Ava, Jim Norris, John Maiona, Vanderbrook. formerly of Hospital, 810 Carew St., Spring- He taken. In addition to "Dark Victory," seventh spot. Vernon’s Steve Kii- for a half mile and try and catch my Charlia Braagy, Garry O'Rallly and Eamonn Coghlan Manchester. field, Mass. 01104 or to a charity of u “ Your midyear evaluations will which he wrote in 1934 with George tredge was ninth and South Wind­ breath and Just give It all I had left She was bom June 7. 1903 in the donor’s choice. be prepared In approximately V/t St Newark, N Y. and moved to Man­ Brewer Jr., Bloch's other plays sor’ s Jim I^ons nth. over the last half m ile." months,” the memo noted. “ You chester at an early age. She was included "Glory Hallelujah" Theresa Kittredge. Steve’s Kittredge. an All-State per­ will be evaluated on your accomp­ educated In the Manchester Gram­ OcorgB J, MeOaufBy (1928): “ Joseph” (1939): “ Jawel younger sister, a 1004 East Ca­ former during her years at East Catholic, was le a s e d with her easy lishments or lack of accomplish­ mar School and South Manchester George J. McGauley, 03, of Fort Robbery" (1932); and “ SprMg tholic graduate and senior-to-be at Bentley College in Waltham. Mass., victory. The second female. Noel O’Reilly breaks four minutes ments. Need I say more?" High School, graduating in the class Lauderdale, Fla., died Friday at Again" (1*41), was the top female finisher with a Arnold, was nearly a minute behind The memo was made public as of 1920. After graduating, she was the home of his daughter in Berlin. Bloch was a co-founder of tmt her. the subcommittee, headed by Sen. employed at C.R. Burr k Co. Screen Writers Guild and a long­ time of ^;20. She. placed 4Sth Gerry was going to hang by me." He was the husband of the late Ellen "The course was great," the By Jim Tierney David Pryor, D-Ark., resumed Nurseries and later became office (O’Leary) McGOuley and father of time member of the Dramatists overall. There was a total of 204 the 34-year-old Coghlan said N o f ^ a l entrants conmared to 134 20-year-old Kittredge said. " I was Herafd Sporf* W riter public hearings on a “ taxpayer bill manager for the former C.L. John McGauley of Manchester. Guild. He headed the eastern story "There was a gap developing and of lights' 'that, among other things, Vanderbrook k Sons Nurseries, department for MGM from 1*28 (0 last year. The Four-Mller replaced Just cruising along. I redeemed He is also survived by another myself after yesterday” Kittredge frish eyes were certainly smiling there was no way I was going to would prohibit the IRS from prom­ retiring in 1980. son. George J. McGauley Jr. of 1939 and for 20th Century-Fox from the former lOK (8.2 miles) race. keep close contact” Coghlan, H»r»ia pnolo by emio finished second in the Women’s when Gerry O’ Reilly was finished oting workers on the basis of how She is survived by a nephew. West Hartford: a daughter, Mrs. 1*41 to 1988. He was res^nsible for Breagy had everything going his O i^ 1800 meters Saturday after miling in Saturday’s highlighted training for the World Track and much they collect. Bruce Vanderbrook of Vacaville. Lawrence (Ellenmary) Richards buying stories that became movie way throughout the race until Field Cliamplonships in Rome in leading most of the race. event of the l2th annual Manches­ However, as IRS Commissioner Calif.; a grandnephew, Mark Van­ of Berlin; and five grandchildren. classics such as "Grand Motel," RMhe Anally caught him at the late August in either the 8000 or On your mark .. Borsheim. originally from Virgi­ ter Comonity College New England Lawrence B. Gibbs pointed out at derbrook of Denver, Ck>l.; and a The funeral is Wednesday at 9; 30 "A ll About Eve” and "Bus Stop," three-mile mark. Breagy passed 10.000 had tendonitis In his knee nia and now residing in Jackson- Relays at Manchester High School an earlier hearing, the agency has niece. Ruth Hoffman of the Rock­ a m. at the Ahem Funeral Home, Bloch’s books Included "Mrs. the mile mark in 4; 29 and two miles and the McCormick Mile was a test It looks ominous — and it might look dangerous — but H's vile, Fla., was visiting his parents — the Christie McCormick- long barred such promotion ville section of Vernon. 100 Farmington Avenue, Hartford, Hulett (1983); "The Little Laun­ in 9; 30 while Roche went through only the starter's pistol being held after the field was set in East Granby, and decided to run. iComfed Invitational Mile. "It was Just really a test to see standards. The funeral will be private. followed by a mass of Christian dress" and "The Fearful Knight" the two-mile mark with Borsheim how had a shape I was in after the He will graduate in the fail from the History for the town of Manches­ off In the MCC Relays' Four-Mile Road Race Sunday on Calling hours are 'Tuesday from 7 to burial at 10 a.m. in the Cathedral of (1984) and "The Only Nellie Fayle" and Byslewlc* In 9:30. Breagy injury." Coghlan, a 1978 Vilanova University of North Florida "We ter and the state of Connecticut was the campus of Manchester Community College 9 p.m at White-Gibson-Small Fun­ St. Joseph. Burial will be in Mount (1980). e-Ktetuded his lead on Hackmatack graduate and three-time winner of had a couple of frish guys on our established in the inaugural run­ Street to as much as 100 yards the Manchester Road Race 0991- 'Driving lesson’ team," the 23-year-old Borsheim ning of the event when O'Reilly before Roche, who was content to 93), said " It ’s these kinds of races bide his time through the first two said. " I know they’ re tough” became the first person ever to leads to DWI bust break four minutes in Connecticut you can come to to test yourself miles, began to make his gradual The top high school finisher was There really wasn’t that much of a Marshal says Caprilands doesn’t make Job easy move midway down Hackmatack. O’Reilly’s winning time was A Manchester man was charged Kevin Hill (sixth place) and the top bounce on the track So. to run " I felt the Arst mlie quite tough." 3:89 39. and he bested a field of Wednesday afternoon with operat­ local high school finisher was Bast eight runners, which included fel­ under four minutes on this track is a that swing in, not out as the code value on human life." Clark, who the 28-year-old Roche said. "And he ing under the influence of alcohol Continued from page I Some other buildings in Coventry would be liable if a fire occurred at Catholic’s Kevin Ciaglo. who fin­ low countryman and world record- hell of a time.” requires for places such as a has suffered five heart attacks, said (Breagy) made the move early on after a security guard at Manches­ were also found to have violations, Caprilands. Even If that were not ished 23rd. The top female high holder for the indoor mile - Norris a member of the New business or public assembly place. so, he would pursue the matter, he C ^per responded many times to and I decided to sit in with two or ter Memorial Hospital told police Into this. I contacted them (Capri­ O oper said. However, they have school finisher was Andrea Muze- Eamonn Coghian. Balance Track Club, knew he Cooper said Simmons had not been added. help Mm. three other guys. I knew the last she saw a boy sitting In the man’s lands) several times and asked since been brought up to code. roll (9lst) while East Catholic’s A native of County Meath and a couldn’t slay with O’Reilly. " I knew cited earlier because the fire "It scares me when I think of all mile would be lough so between two lap steering the car. police said. them to call me, left my name and Caprilands is ow n ^ by Adelma Cooper noted that Simmons has Kathle DeMarco was the top local 1937 graduate of Villanova Univer­ I wasn’t going to go with him” the marshal’s position only became those people in those rooms. If (miles) and three. I knew I had to John Holmes. 22. of M Wells St., my number. The manager. Jack Grenier Simmons and has been in made some improvemants and finisher (00th). sity. O’ Reilly galvanized the crowd 24-year-old Norris said "The track was seen by the guard driving active in town recently. people got killed, Jack Lee would make up the ground on him ” Lee, didn’t. I’ve worked within the operation for about 40 years. Her makes a valuable contribution to "Whoever picked the course of 798 with a 87-second Anal lap to wasn’t going to give you much. Iran around the hospital grounds before "W e didn’t really realize what not have to pull out the charred Roche utilized a 4:43 third mile to state procedures, sent notices, herbal meals have been written up the town. He said he does not want deserves credit. Breagy said. vanquish the enviable four-minute a 4; 03 (mile) a few weeks ago and he parked the car, according to was going on over there. There are bodies," Cooper said. Lee helps reel in Breagy as the two turned on months ago told them of the in various publications, she has to close Caprilands and be would "That’s a race for everyone” barrier. Jim Norris, a 1998 gradu­ ran pretty easy. so. I thought I was police. Holmes told an officer he modification process. Six to eight attained a national reputation. She busloads of people that come In," manage Caprilands and is married to Wetherell Street. Both Roche and going to go a lot faster today. prefer not to prosecute Simmons, Breagy were in Saturday's record- Roche and Breagy both plan to be ate of St. Joseph’s University in 2 was teaching the boy how to drive, Cooper said, adding that Lee to Simmons’ granddaughter. months ago I said if you want has authored several books on the but he will if necessary. He saM back in town for Thanksgiving. Fbiiadelpbia and sixth-pUce fin­ Actually. I've been having better police said. estimated as many as 80,000 people Despite the negative publicity he setting Christie McCormick- modification relief and need an subject of herbs. In addition to the Simmons has about thrM weeks to " I love if up here." Roche said isher in the 1998 Manchester Road luck with the longer races," Police said an open beer can was go through annually. has received, Cmper thinks some iComred Mile. Roche finished Ross Donoghue (a 3:88 miler). extension, fine. But, there has been vast herb gardens on the 80-acre apply for an extension to come op "The people are great and they Race, was a distant second with a on the car floor. Holmes told the According to Adam BerluttI of the good may come of it. fourth while Breagy. the "rabbit.” poor cooperation until I notified the estate, there are 18th century with alternate suggestions In the really treat you weil. I'll always be time of 4:08 while Coghlan was who was the first to commit to the officer he had drunk a six-pack of buildings. Located In one, the barn, state fire marshal’s office in “ People might be more aware of dropped out alter two laps. Breagy McCormick Mile, didn't run due lo state." required modifications. happy to come up here and run” third in 4:11 beer but had not been driving ' Cooper said he discovered many is a gift shop and Simmons’ lecture Meriden, two state Inspectors have fire safety and think about bringing had won the Belaya' lOK road race the Au drunk, police said. violations at Caprilands on a area. In another, the main house, visited Caprilands and their report their buildings up to code," Cooper "Some people say I’m picking on O’ Reilly received a TAC (The Brian Roche, a 1998 Iona College Holmes was released without routine Inspection in March 1986, luncheons are served to as many as Is being evaluated. said. a poor little old lady but that’s not Afhlelics’Congress) trust award of (N Y.) and fourth place finisher in bond. He is to appear July 6 in and since then he has been there six 7.8 guests, seated at tables In three "The principle parties are also In " I think this man Is owed an the case. My concern Is the 91.000 for winning and breaking the 1988 Thanksgiving Day Road apology," Cooper's neighbor, Ar­ hazard." Cooper said “ My respon­ four minutes. 2 Manchester Superior Court. times. The town manager also rooms. the process of trying to come to an Race, finished fourth, followed by asked him to Inspect the area after The violations Cooper has cited at agreement,” Berlutti said in a thur Clark, said Sunday night in a sibility Is to provide safety to the "The crowd was great and I think Steve Ave. a 1987 graduate of St. complaints from some visitors Capirlands include inadequate ac­ phone Interview on Friday. phone Interview. "H e’s a dedicated people in those buildings and in this they would have been disappointed Joseph’s University, was fifth. J.T 1 Police charge man about fire safety. cess to emergency exits, and doors Cooper noted that the town and he public servant who places a high community." with anything over four minutes.” Burke, who Just finished his sopho­ the 22-year-old O 'R eilly said. more year at Xavier High School in with ateault on cop "Once I got arotind the bend, the Middletown and is the fop high A Manchester man assaulted a crowd Just carried me home. I schoolboy miler in Connecticut, police officer in Center Springs could see the Clock in the distance was sixth and John Malone was Lawyer says Bakkers have good shot at return going 83-84 and I was getting closer Park Saturday night when the seventh H «r«ld photo by Pinto officer attempted to convince the The last number I saw was 87 and O’ Reilly, aware that Oghlan when I hii the tape 1 didn't know, man to ride home with the man's temporary leader of the 818.0000- would put himself ahead of the also said he would like to set up a families of those killed when the wasn't in lop form, was still leery of TEGA CAY. S.C (AP) - Lawyer but then 1 heard the crowd scream girlfriend, police said. Melvin Belli said today that a member ministry. He said Boone survival of the ministry." he said. meeting between the Bakkers and Soviets shot down a Korean Air his country’s running legend. Gerry O’Reilly hit* the tape ae he win* the and I figured I had broken if .” Mark A Blinn. 21, of 97 Pine St . caretaker should run PTL while he “ has no axe to grind.” "However. I believe that God will Falwell. Lines Jet In 1993. " I f Eamonn had arrived here in a McCormlck/ComFed Invitational Mile with a time of was charged with assault of a police helps Jim and Tammy Bakker fight Boone was not available to overrule all this monkey business Belli. 79. hOs represented Jack Bereft of a fast pace over the first wheelchair, I silll would have been 3:59.36, the first sub-four-minute mile in state of officer and breach of peace. to regain the ministry, but the Rev comment to reporters. A message and will recover this ministry." Ruby, who killed John F. Bakker said Sunday he wanted to three laps. O’Reilly was forced to worried of him." O’Reilly said. Blinn’s girlfriend was attempting Jerry Falwell called their efforts on his telephone answering ma­ Falwell added that Bakker had a Kennedy’s assassin. Lee Harvey make peace but had to seek legal take matters Into his own hands on ’T m sure if I raced Eamonn in a Connecticut history. to get Blinn. who had been drinking, "un-Chrlstlen shenanigans" and chine was not Immediately full week to reconsider turning the Oswald; victims of the Bhopal, counsel when the ministry’s new the gun lap to break four minutes month over the mile, if would be into her car when police arrived at said God would decide the battle returned. ministry over to its present board. India, chemical leak in 1984; and leaders filed for reorganization. Charlie Breagy, the pace setter closer, if not reversed” O'Reilly the park, police said. When an "The odds are very, very much in Falwell said in a telephone "It was not until some of his through the half mile (after which placed fifth in the NCAA Division I officer tried to get Blinn Into the favor” of the Bakkers returning to interview Sunday from his home In dissident friends encouraged him to he dropped out), didn’t produce fast Championships 1800 meters two car, Blinn hugged the officer, the TV ministry. Belli said Sunday Lynchburg. Va.. that the fate of resume leadership at PTL that all early fractions to abet a fast time weeks ago in Baton Rouge. La . and Coghlan warmdown according to an arrest report. after meeting with the couple for PTL. which owes 972 million. Is In of these un-C3)rlstlan shenanigans "Cbarliedlda great Job. but when last Thursday night ran a 3:38 1800 Police said Blinn later lunged at the four hours In the PTL-owned home the hands of the bankruptcy court. began." Falwell said. H erald ptwtot Oy OMte you’ re a distance guy like Charlie, la 3:88 mile) af Villanova and officer, grabbing his shirt and his they are occupying on Lake Wylie. " I am sure the federal court will Calling Bakker his "finest client" RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY it's hard to Judge pace." O’ Reilly, placed second to former world more like a warmup gun holster. Bakker said Sunday for the first take into consideration that it was In 83 years of practicing law. Belli Brian Rocha hits tha tape as ha wins Sunday's 4-Mlla the 1998 Big East cross country record holder Syndney Maree af Blinn was released on 92,800 cash time that he wants to regain control under Reverend Bakker’s leader­ said the defrocked Pentecostal Now accepting residents by the day, champion and 1987 outdoor 1880 1800 meters. Road Race at tha MCC campus to cap tha avanta In tha and John Malone for. sup­ bond. He is to appear July 1 In of the ministry he handed over to ship that the terrible violations minister’s side has not been told. meter conference champ, said Having finished third in kis best By Jim Tierney week or month. two-day MCC New England Relays. posedly. an easy warmdown Manchester Superior Court. Falwell In March amid a sex which brought about the virtual “ We’re going to tell it without "B u i, I think under the circumstan­ Thanksgiving Day Road Race Herald Soorls Writer run scandal. collapse of the ministry occurred.” venom” over the next two to three *43/day — includes 3 meals ces, he did a great Job” (1988) performance. O'Reilly felt Belli, in an interview today he said. days, he said. Breagy led the pack through the vindicated In Manchester with After the historic CTirlslIe It turns out that Coghlan. who CALL JERRY BEILMAN, MON., WED, OR FRI. Saturday’s victory and moreover, McCormick/ComFed Invlta- Punching ends before flying back to San Fran­ “ Most of us who who love Belli, an Episcopalian, said he first quarter in .89 1 and the half won the Manchester Hoad Race cisco, where he lives, said Pat Reverend Bakker and who love the wants to meet with PTL officials mile in 2:00 O'Reilly, who stalked breaking four minutes. llonal Mile Saturday af the 12fh three times (1981-83/, brought In mom’s arrest Boone would be a good choice for PTL ministry are saddened that he and the old board of directors. He 649-5985 Coghlan early on. moved up when "Manchester Isn't Just like run­ annual Manchester Community his running mates for a tour of Coghlan. a close friend of his. told ning a nothing race." O'Reilly said College New England Relays. the Turkey Day course. Coghlan A Manchester woman was him to go on by After Breagy " r v e come here three times before Eamonn Coghlan, the world ended up leading the others charged Sunday with third-degree dropped out, Norris took the lead for the Thanksgiving Day Road record-holder for the indoor through the course at 8:80 pace. assault and risk of Injury toa minor and he and O'Reilly were even Race and they've always looked mile look Gerry O’Reilly (the When they returned to Man­ in connection with an Incident when the gun lap began. after me really well. I felt, at limes, first man ever to break four chester High School, the other involving her 12-year-old son, po­ Norris and O’ Reilly passed three I didn’t produce up to what they minutes for the mile In the runners were stunned. lice said. ITS STRAWBERRY TIME! quarters in 3; 02 O’Reilly displayed expected Today, 1 felt this was my state), Jim Norris, Steve Ave, Police called to the Oakland Some warmdown! a phenomenal burst of speed over chance to say 'thank you’ for all Brian Roche. Oiarlle Breagy, 9 Street home found the boy crying in the Anal lap. they've done for me over the last his bedroom, police said. The boy Just Follow These Directions* " I toid Gerry lo go by because few years said his mother, Laurie Marie From Windsor Locks From nochYllla Flora. 30. of 380 Oakland St., had f " PICK YOUR OWN East Windsor Elllnitori bMn punching him In the back. Flora was released on 9100 cash JL... Soven Relay records falls by wayside bond. She was to appear this morning In Manchester Superior at A Court. iim e/ mark She also garnered second meet to win the coveted honor. 8 By Lon Auitor place In the long Jump at 17-feet, One other record of note fell by Hill Sporit editor Related story 8-Inches If took a meet-record the wayside. Maryanne Torellas Ntw York City pair BERRY PATCH FARMS TREE Jump of 18-feet. 11-Inches by Erica Who holds all the national race rssM While the focus of attention — see page 14 Williams of Wethersfield to win the walking records, shattered her own ehargad In braak-ln Route 30, South Windsor t rightfully so was on the McCor­ event Thai effort earned Williams mark In the 1806-meter event as the mlck/ComFed Mile, there was the best women's high school Clinton resident turned In a 0:33.26 Two New York City men attemp­ plenty else going on Saturday clocking of 10 8I. breaking the old clocking, easily beating her pre­ ted to break Into the rear entrance mark of 10.68 set by tCdd Brown. performer award. Already Picked Berries Available at Rt.30 Farm afternoon In tiie Itth edition of the Dan Goldblatt. of New Canaan, vious best of 7: M.2. Manchester’s of a Main Street housqearly Sunday SOUTH For his efforts. Klstner was cited as WINDSOR MCC New England Relays at POte won the men’s high school 100- Mike Salmotid was second overall morning after an occupant told the WIgren Track with seven meet best performer In the men’s open, and first male finisher In 7; 88.98. He 7 meter dash and was second In the men they could not stay at the Cefesle Halllday. a sophomore at FREE CONTAINERS records falling by the wayside and 200. good enough to earn him the top started race walking three years Bouse, police said. A N D NOW Villanova University where she other deadlocked despite the hot high school performer award. Bast ago. "1 gave It a shot at a TAC state T r ^ o r Orton, to, and Brian was a member of two world and humid conditions. Hartford High’s Dionne Logan also cnamplonship m eet,’ ’ Balmond Fearon, 11, were both charged with Children Welcome AT A SECOND NEW LOCATION record-seltlng relays, didn’t disap­ Former NCAA 200-meter cham­ had quite a day for herself, she won explained. eriininal attempt to commit bur- point the crowd with a meet record From East pion Elliot Quow out of Rutgers the 100-meter hurdles with a “ 1 gave It a shot for fun but after iry and second-degree burglary. Harllord of 2:07.98. Halllday. out of Bloom­ For Daily Picking Conditions university eclipsed the meet re­ record-clocking of 14.62 and 200- that the tun was out of It. But I did e two were arrested at about 4; M field, also holds the meet’s women’s cord in the event with a time of meter dash and anchored the East well. It seems to be Injury free a.m.B after officers found them high school mark In the event. DZEN STRAWBERRY HILL 21.19. The old mark of 21.81 set by Hartford Track Club lo victory In srtiereaa nuudiiA^^ou ip s * e in- trying to enter the rear alidlng- Call Alexia Cruz, the precocious ninth 644-2478 From Manehtilar Jim Herberich was alsobetterad by the 400-meter relay and for har lured," he said. '^UiMFMOkiunny Maas door of the house at tlO Maui grader at Bennet Junior High who ninner-up Rolf Klstner, who turned combined performance took the but you have to work vory hard at it. it., police said. on Barber Hill Road represents the Inner City Strlders Mon. - FrI. 8 am - 8 pm In a 21.44 clocking Kistner, an home the Chamber Award. She was You have to oeneontrate on your . Orton and Fearon were released In the summer, captured the triple exchange student from West Ger­ only the second scholastic ner- OB 81,000 OMM< Iliey are to South Windaor-Eaat Windsor Town Line /with a leap of 38 feet. Just six M asM ai* lM*sg| dM MMKdit Id Sat. - Sun 8 am - 5 pm THERESA KITTREDGE CHARLIE ROBBINS many attending WPI, won the ------In llV nf Ilia appt> •"'dfinMlBv In Mancbeeter . thw hsrw-fontwH nn* ia t: Biipcrlor Court. . . . first fsmsiw ifjtwCiWatfWBt

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CroniMWi nufiwf tt fwtMiHW m # HR a Bome itia M the totdd iaata* (be way we were hH(iag (Re baft a( dWtfW. aiMtHOOfn WriMK 0vf 17 MfllM Nd w aatraaib " R Siss A * 0 * ^ dost »Sff #Mob 1 tati to wto toe game R tow gdeaf peaple Re loxt made a aaopto af Cromwwi fonnwi i0. u n y Cdvsniin e e e 1 i rMRUr 0fr OVj. WrrDr fCWHWUiy. ti’a nod on aai rMrt,Bde/frtiirTn,ortd 1 71 1 ^ Abyi Roaax xaid of toe botoed. ” Re joxt with (be Milwaukee Brewerx. U Rig f M f # fb itoirt rtiMo." u TtovI* dddvdynylr dORi/ (kfubta play Sunday at fariway Park. 7ha N baxeban player fto'X a keeper " N tnd distoned on tnd mound for aid iltle tendMai! box'efder itotoONHW M M s fOto tod winndts wiin two *triSdOuH ond no I ' m eriaM w i f t e m n t i g ftrm ih i b * # ad 2 2 sessoff. Red toe seore srfto Me R ^ g x bad a double aad (wa reliever released by (be Red Sax Pad Sok-wan, 4-2. W01M. Fdtd tMvd* w « aid ddfdrtdivd W fff7 f xiaglex. datxtag bis average fa Y75 dudiag spriag traiaiag ia lOto, wondout for Army ond wow. dor 7 * 0 0 Mto bMoer. s dftoe MgD Mfo toe LdWon, Cnri* St^ourwtrnddwdiiond W 7 0 7 fdOaS a m e o 01*0 nomordd. ene Mdyn nodn^na*. new Vory emtcoMMstr u tt M U i Tnd dird diwasr* ddfdOfdd J d ^ r n Odfroa iWMaMemit— jonitorioi, e i, SotuTdoy of Wodddll, MiMeuKdndd MW* jo*on Andrew* idd aid winner* witn fMfon f'se " ' M ' Mets bench starting to produce again airdd nit* wniid Kean Cori.ni w ^ ^ Soaimor*__ Hmor* winnindoaener witn i7*triKd0oJi. ^ ri* CWvdMnd i / S 1 ciSSTl S S ^ fill m . season te rry Leach relieved aad Cnoraer obo nit wen dor i i o ^ n , 777 7 iBCiJwvnn nwfXditie n v i Seaver to retire ever before because I'm aaf jox( e L ww e AMflOn lOl. NEW YdBE (AP> - davey (be Nafianai laagut in (be .seeand jonn sowd* ond uorry wood nod two MiroBeno 77 0 ge((ing same extra swings before waa greeted by /aba BoxseH's xala nit* ooide Marrilli. and (hey came” "f'm not happy With (be way 2 OoRUndw 1,/, TO TdM*j«ot j , ii * »h fM r» kaaw to'4 Very dliapsfHafed awn breaL.T.aks " 2 Boland, Bob Lomberf hod four ha*. Modtofib SOOO Lynnid Mtoielf Reder (Raa aaybady B arry Lyans each came aff (be pine Lyans. wba backs up Gary things are going," Elia said, "But TdXp* 17, _, ooRiond______7,: srWR' RM’ pragfeii,' " Meto Maa- Mets atarter Sid Eernandex loeiuWno o triple, while JO*on dhliwn Coarormo 0, Konso* O niitia 4 7 7 1 Loeyrf else." and eambiaed (ar six af (he Mets I3 Carter, had a leadaff single and an I ’m not dixeauragedby any means. odded 0 trioid Vernon Bdoin ptoydd IVIVipPwy V Tfommi St 5 11 7 aipRdn St aged Barey iaRaiaa la id HBt dawWe in (bree af-bafs making pitebed 5 2-3 laafngx and Improved well ddtdn*ivdlv th e Meto ariglaally baped bi(x and six runs halted in ‘Tbe guys have a goad attitude and WdW VOTK (I of Boai- tkHiday. him lO-far 27 in his Ias( .seven his record ta 73, allowing (wa runs WwfMb^ 3b Reaver. wMR a career record af "Last year was an extraardinary are trying very hard, even ihaugb Lompnw 1 i 1 iW?^dri e ieattf, 42. rejalaed (Re Meto games He fully adjusted himself (a an four bits while walking (wa and ^ a w w ^ Cdfm*on^ift of Bosfon Rll-toS aad a IM earacd raa year tor aur beneb and iCs wbat that's hard (a see when you're in a (Boyd 00), V.H 0 m. MdOfhe KenneOve la late May a« a Itea ageat. his part-time rale by "learning. striking out six. for ...... - * - ^ ... warper dh 70 T 0 0pn*afs3b average, caald make Rto firxi made us stranger (ban anyane lasing streak Sanpewbere along the ’orpnto ICMney 7-4) of Odfroa ffonono aaaweriag 'a call by Oeaeral listening and being( nexibleflexible.' ” He the Phillies (railing 71, chased S o c c e r on , 7^3Si:3S o.m grubbph 0 ^ 0 J Burwsn 3b majar-leagae ilar( daae to. elxe." /abnsan said "Everybady line, ibis bubble will break andfwill x ' (Moore 70) of CiKcooo (Nielsen iroRnsSb Maaager rra a k CaiRea (a palcR said that "batting practice is much Fernandex in fbe sixih after Chris Sdoaid OoBvn* 3b eaaffibuted but alsa everyane gat start (a win I'm certain af ihat' 0-1 >, s p.m. K8Ld tS 8 8 mare important ta me now than James hit his fourth home run af (he 2 Konsos cay (Speerheeen I7i)0f tWRiwd TdM t w f f t i rested M y (earn was (be fresbesf in (Onfhwrd* 71), §:6S p,a bp-owdoadi tOB-i9m9,mkKii. IN SC F m e i Contemio (wai OS)^»or?Mos ot Tdi atoms 7i), m m 2 la-iMifesa,' 'ord, Werro,Sittra, LAParrisb.LAPar"-* jp U The Monehester dore* (boy* 11 on< i:38 P.m, ^ ^ aeoer. MN—fN— •rower•rowdr 7 (5)(5), L a n ^ i 1 under) defeofed the iwiiford Bombers Only ^ppRens, IP i), Cey (4). S0—S«— ConseeoConseep (w7 5-3, of Monehdsfer Mien, iilfhoe LOB— Odfrpiffi 11, Bmtimore 1(T|8— m New YofR ofiortimore’T 'iS p.m. IP W f f M i « O 0 Sienno, Aiiehodi Oriadfh, Corey Wry MliweiuRee of Boston, 7:X p.m. Merndbn, Suri Brian Poaer, ond Ben Goto* *eor« Toronto of Odfroa, f:7S p.m. Mjt— TronamenaTIm .tm taW otbspri eoof* for the doree PleRins up M*>*f< (7). S#-Olbsonan (11). Sd-Orubb, Lemon.( TTSrw,75 0 * J ^ ^ were Tim Keisey, Sefh Boon, Sleno Seoaie of Chieoso, * p m, „ SCOREBOARD Krl*Llod*trom,pndJdardvAaruf. Alse Cievelond of Minnesofo, i:0S p.m. N M M M Coiaornio of Toxos, i:7S p.m. 177 1 eirlfM fftfxpifa ploylno well were Alfrul, Moa Lovery, Kentos cay of OoRlond, W:7S p.m. 777b»-74-2i ondI Oon Coronodio Terren L,5-7 41-7 ? Loau rump: r. luo U/poceWao 74", Thurmond MOWVMAL Htwon ttenn ',% A .r>,rrr.K “'7 iwW sxm iamatt torow: l.^ r b o r o Krux«( dirsf, f SI ‘ ‘ * I Hfoftt, 6. jlotia rim SImpiaa, 5 1 2 ^ 117’5", 2 Oravei, 3. Aadreall. Mark CtficoyeccnCW,49,747 Naflmnf Lnflu* HMdlfigi M C C R c l a i w ^M i'u m u; 1. Johnftowfon7I'F'<2. Hoiig^. .. 400 relay: 1. t^dfta Maoo^ o a ^ drart, 49,747 uoVutdiea: i, M ix e ^ r* a 14 04, 2. ft: 1 T u r? Sltolax 744, 2. tyavid O'taaie,i Taaie, Lupeccmtio,^nm»vnLupecetiiija, Aaweall i:W4*, , G o H Y(aJCafow*1jl, Harrtood Alilonce. Noydea, f ScaN ilthard, 2, O'taal#, Karen dl*ti, MikXe Alelaa- Jim WaaUwc Cost Otvltfon $,7 100:1. bolt...... K(*fa«r/...... I Worc4*t«f, t , ...... Mo**.— 400:1. tlm Elmar# 2:59, 2. Scaft dra, Emily Grey i:06.tl. W L PW. OS Terrell mcbed to 4 i 111: 10:4i; 2, !v*rorU sornu#!*,rmo#i Commoa- Nielrurd, 3. Kyle 2owl»taw*kl. 41 2S .071 - Sf. LOul* Thurmond p^bed fa 11 AiifillM ntfiO WMMiFfNffAleliNl tirfunb(l_..... A , —.' Ktaav nXOl-j--,...Maxwell, driaee ” Laaa lump: 1, jyoel Core 511 , 2 . Gmintry Chib Chicoao Mc&esar pached to 1 f ;acb, 4.-,. juodoluppe, 5.* BrIflriaa Blill*, Kurt SIbrIax, 3. EadIIdle Botf*. FMir M ill RnA Am i Monfreoi v ^ -B B e ii CALId larwf City ijUaert, 4. BoP Moaette, 100:1.' Coro ' re 13.44,2 Carl So*endart,3. B IS T li — Ooe McKee 07-OS4, Tom New York Brion gocto, 14:54; 2. Oven* 43-OSS. Gross — Archie Peormon * % 0 r«o y - f ^oru Guy* buaalaurt.34, I9;0o, 3.j gpn Bpr*h4(rn, patsborWi lerj P ^ Sa^^r/braw : 1 Eddie Watt* lOtri" Breouy, lyjuu, . 72-4777?t| 74, Doc McKee 74, B - Olcif Hossea Philadelphia JWTT nwiionoj »rmfivfTwu*w* 4 ww* » 2. laair Cliy Striuer*, 3. Ba*( HarHard 2, Chrf* Horyey, 3 Keyin Brocken 19:21, 72-70-72-73-a i7-14-S3, Oeoroe Seddon 6S-11-S3, Olek west I Mp riloy:. 1. <»rae[Caraj»mfyrl{~^ kowtki, 19:39, 4. Kiyin Him w:ro, / Kerr i77S4, Nooer Moeolone 40-17-S4, ^liSS^rtlav. 1. Prlneatocb fl.<5, 2. U,720 ll( Polmer W 14-55, Pool Pofeell47-1l- Cincinnoa roMM more’, £I, Lloyd Dovidson 49-13-Si, SKI McKee Houston .. ._ugl ii-lO Si, SIM Bill M»'(PZ*^PJ*Sullivei C -jobBo Son dronclsco TIgtn 0, OrlblM 0 uma" -. (an irapby,Silk Ct . -. * „ „ ,..„ „ .k l, icon glcord, Siww'im______AiK""EF'ir-T.- '.W ! iimoon 44-15-49, C.L0. ..McCorthy - 47-14-Ifli Aaonto 5. oe*mani______Wd*Mnr?Vou-'rVento» .rennifer Ciog'p, 24. crolp Hemp*leO( 73-71-72-rt-j Oon Botfollno 72-17-45. 0 — ^ Pyko pafibun_____ uroh 4, Oilcooo 2 wnaokrtb 40 JO GWbortet ?i Ambra*eecbla, O ^ , 3, Stephanie di»h. TPlond' 71-24-47, Steve Pyko 74-2740, Tom Houston 3, Lot Anoelet 2 OaEvn* jb 4 1, ns 2b jdyelln: t. Jaha Ward, baekyllie LoneLono lump:rump: 1. I. Trioo iripoj, 5'7 , 2.•. W Oonfelie -.,..... 27 Mf hard Parr,« . bandy dar/iln,» . '5-477 1-74-31 _ Ackerman 79 24-51 New York 3, Phllodelphio 2 Olbton 4 I ? 7 « l |13'4'', 7. Bruce Maynard, LI*bon, 3. Cyr,:yr, 3. KellyKeKy Klemyk _ , „ , Vineenf Lfecornb, 79._ Bab Sleller, 30. ^rt-74-249 tW IB P I — A Gross — ^ Archie Montreal 7, St. Louis 5 froawnlM 31 gager Aurton, lano codepe, 4. jceyin 1009-1 Tripp 14.40,2. Rebecca Borfon, }dhVKur*ma*'kie“ 3l‘ Steyen Mart*, 3T 75477775-34? Peormon 74, Doc McKee 74. Net— Tom Son Oleoo » , Son Proncisco 4 Nokete gWrardian, Syraeu»e charper*, 5. Cwn I, Koyden Robenhyrnen. l-71-7777-»0 ^ r* ooaw* _ , niobf* _jyld Oyeri* 774-44. B Gross — pick Kerr 74. Sberldn rf B u ^ d< purrenberger, ia »f Herfterd, 4. Jett Se^dii...... 57'4", 2 bar",%„ . _... ^??i«i^ -iicdyi L73-7773-2W Net — Oeoroe Seddon 74-12-43, pick New York 4, Phllodelphio 3 GriAbdh iborpe, M rfU ld county Sfrider*. eendard,tnoard,3 Po*ner, 37, Chorle* Wblynocht. f Kan Clnclnnoll 4, Atlonfo 5,10 Innfnos Lemon ef 723 9 AnTvfr § terland Le< Lorry, . 'urtell. jrfell, Hossett 79-14-45, Paul Sorfor 40-14-44, Uai7totiiW,U> ^ 111 Hammer fhraw: 1. BUI Suihe 400relay.------Hoe. 39 Paul Seeker, M Oon Dovit 7711-47. C Gross — Bob SI. Louis 7, Monfreoi 3 BrokntSb S 1 2 0 YO 1fr3", 3. Edward Mccobe 3 pan 1:13., 1,42, lomo!oriLum,____ 43. Oimoon 74. Net — Bill Tomkiel n-lf*4, Chlcooo 4, PlftsburWi 3 Heptb, d. Jabn Beardman, 5 Michael M T a n M i r . 45 - , Ther LidyKiyitOfliOpcflieorM Al Ober 42-15-47, Don Anderson n -lTM . Housfon 4, Los Anoele* 1 TPMs 41915 9 Ire \ n i 1 0 dreemmjr — Klliredoe, 44. luchcne, Ted Steponskl 4517-44, Ed Belleville Sen droncltce 11, Son Oleoo 2 omM Kym Orr, Syroeu*# TC M*V firendon Pr(dlyllle7:13,2. 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D t^o lin, 1 Amy Mocloni. w&w ^■'flmHreT^mt.^Cooiiw;. *— Homt, Coqnw; dint,Writ* Kolttr; Ka]*( * WfMf “T Tiavg a lowgr hagk otmm aod gedet. He‘t ptoteo Tw g«n gnmg twkm at (T»g Vofvetmty td\I B______W IB B rll Houxto m ftm along » gygA hatdgr. if (dig tafkot than yatik aomgmmg aod frnm SeMnd and (TiM hg gen win An CaUfAmia. juined (hg PGA tout m hugey-hlrdlg. San Fi ragg) t«loiralo(oii(ofmgmg(rtgffy. harg If taftg mg a month and a half (A ^|hjT^ c^aea. Dugg It « u rp i^ 1472 aod hex won thfgg tour eventa Sfmpaon't htgheirt rowM w«g on 11-2 a« rt’g fgally fiaid 9-3. lot too tototoohott (o gg( tMgfhgr. f'lf hg toady pout ' dataoo aaid. (ngluding (hfg uprTng'A Greater opening 71. TeRowed by M, 70 and M. and not dowglf" wookoiM/' dig SA-foat-tdd oertot OrggnghwA Open. "The Mrength of toy game lx Bell, ffatliday. a IM$ ffadnafg of oatd. "I frlgd (0 warm op. Throo §lttipa&o made thtee cooaeeatite oonxfxtengy," Simpxon xald. of the Moomflgld ffifh SgfMof wflo «Mo hovra to a oat doooitt titdp hagfc hitdma atartiog at dm 14th hole, Tlie vlAtAry Sunday wa« worth at-bati Me xefd Mx father, a good AoMa (Tig agfaya' fggord for (Tig ffpCTBim. Boru Or ittb nuE iiuiii lira gotog ahead to atay wHh hla iPfodt MiW.SSS aod lumped Mm from No. S U xeatx t riign aoTiooT diriaiOfi (A ( ^ grgiK a( homg M TUgat fatts, tong fafand. putt lot a 4 00 the tOPyatd ISth. He to No. I on the (our'x money- amateur gtdfer from San Diego who fifth h( 2;M.2. wgirt (TirooSTi (Tig ktui Ogrfgr Oiattotod (hg Tfgfaya' aayed a pat at Ho. 17by gumfng oat wtrmfng Hat, wHh xeaxon eomlngx hex played the Olympig gourxe off Oei (tonttot mllg in tn agoonda and Tigfd diagtia rggord a ygar ago wfdi a (oaa td a hunkgr and making a fPtoot o1$4Mi,itm. PaulAflogetaodPayoe many (Imex, fold Mm the gourxe Sum! a an(ia(an(iaf load of 2M fgg(. 7 mgfiga. Ogrfgr. who putt, then patted the iMh to Stewart, (he top two on (he Hxt loxt "wax made tor me." eighth Sgoond M»gg M dig ragg waa oatttod dig iJottod Mato* tlag complete thg toatnameot with a week, failed to make (ho cut In the Sfmpxon concluded. "U'a made Jim A( timgd in 2.2# wTrtgh ifloa(rafga (ioi» dtttiog dig opootog ggrgmonfga in Puoder total td 277 Open. for me If T play well, and 1 waa pitch. . gaaily TfaTliday gon<>agrgd llgr Mgxigo CHy at (Tig ISM Atnotoot fortunate gnoU((h to play well (hix hIx an advgraarlga Tfaffiday’a fhifd and. (Jtytoptoa. ha* totvoot hopot of Wotxon had three Tioggyx on the Baffgxtgrox battled to wItMn one week. feet c ffrxt five holex hot no more In Mx atrtdte of (be lead mtdwav (hrough eventu stttoiogly gffordgaa a(ridg. toaktog (ho (I S. (gam In ISM. "Today waa probably the hex! ahowgd nTiy aTig ia an ATT- “T J(^ otattod dirowhig." Ogrfgr round of 70. wMeh included three Sundoy'x round, but left hagk with Scoff Simpson waves to the crowd after winning the U.S. Open golf title with a N Jone Mrdiex. Htx 49-foot putt for a Tiirdlg Tioggyx at (he lith aod IMh and potting round of my life." Amgiigan HaHiday. nlioag ogr- aaid. "My attitado la hagk. T fggi finishing the 18th hole at the Olympic 3-under-par total for the tournament. benche aonal bga( for (fig lgn ia 2:W.(2. Hkg (rafnlng and f am (rafnfng. on the fSth hofe wax about (wo tlnlahed with a 71 for Mx total of 292. Watxon xald,1, "1 . didn't...... keep...... from and Joi (ifaggd atxTTi in (Tig MO final a1 dig My 2(»-2f« ffggfi would makg Inetigx xhort At one point there waa a four-wav making mlxfakex with the putter" Club in San Francisco Sunday after HCAA Diviaion 1 Chatopioot/Mpt ong of dig (og dirgg fOlymMg (WO wggka ago in da(on dongg. la. a^a> . T('a a good afiof. Tfow (haf MtfM 0O&I& tv PMo Tfgr ottt major ragg ia (Ufa wggk (n (mrg'a drag (gating, alt of (hoag San Jloag. CaHf. in dig TAC ( 1 ^ taoioo-toot (hrowgra havg Mike Sslmond. In trie colors of ffie Silk City Strlders, walk Saturday at the MCC New England Relays. Salmond V A(h(g(iga Congrgaa) TTadonaf dtoappoatod " Team won the men's division. Watson’ knew he was tar from Pnished CkamMonafiifni leads a pack during the running of the 1500-meter race “T wanfgd (0 ron prglly deotot Cxygrigngg and youth wgrg gon- By Steve WlIxfein lhaf'x what we hate been working me lugk," Watxon xald "He Juxl Important of hix career, he (hlrxted rolled a Iwo-fooler Juxt paxi the lip Juxt for a one-week blaxt from the ttaotod to Ogrfgr and Halttday and of Ihe eup He bogeyed the xerond paxt. By Hi and makg myagd (ggl a li(dg The Assoeletsd Prst* lo r" (old me to relax and play my for more Tho A gonfidgnf going into (hg (TAC) Broghy. four Olymgl^ gMd mgdala She xald (haf deapite apeculatlon game." "I have nothing to be axhamed hole when a 19-fooler did the xame "It hax been a hard three yearx. at toot diffgrgnt Olymglca to thing On the xeventh. a pud lor a but I knew that xooner or later It mgg(," ahg aaid “U'« going (o fcg MCC Relay records fall by the wayside SAN FRANCISCO - "Team that he had loxt xome of Mx IntenxK y Watxon'x game waa Juxt tine. about, but I am dlxappolnled I On i aopatalMod and Tig ia ahoodng for birdie xal on the eup'x edge. would come to an end." hix wife liard. T'm no( going (o kid myagif. T Wa(xon" — Tom. Mx wife. Linda. and dealre to win. he had been except (or hogeyx on the firxt two didn't win," he xald "I have to win over 9 havg (0 lot (Tig rgaT, rgal good poopio a fifth. and Mx menfor. Byron Nelxon — working hard lo otercome a holex...... Inlxhe He flnixhed with par 70 on the (oprovethat I'm bagk I have to win "1 wax very nervoux today bull xald. caxdng her vote for a real Caottoaod from pagg ll with a toaa of UPtoot 4-lnghga. Aboul IliPgamginahalfhourbgforg Brophy won (hg high aghool diagua — (haf'x (he name of (he don't think ll affecled my play," comeback "He'x Juxt too good a pall too ihroogh." Brophy who will gtadaato from by one Inch doapllo not oalng hla had heard enough of the Idea lhat three-year winning drought treacheroux, (ree-Hned Olympig game TTiia pant yoar. TfaTliday waa a Manghgatgafgr Tfigh tonight and at almoat 12 fgg( hg((gr than hi.a (hg ComEgd Milg anawgrgd (hg Club gourxe. II waxn'l uulte enough FInIxhIng xegond lx no good" Watxon xald "1 fell like I wax bark player for It not to happen." form hggauag If you don't yon cao gloagat gompgtifor Two formor gun Ahonf (wo-(hirda of (hg crowd normal delivery hggauag of Injury Tom might he flnixhed. "He'x wanted (o win more than The Watxonx haven't exactly tootohot of (wo world rooord- (gnd OgoTirgg Maai'aaon IfnivgraMy In Even the kind wordx anyone'x wanted Mm in win," xhe to matgh Simpxon'x 99. but ll wax ft wax good enough to ghange In eonlrol. although not with the hg diauuallfigd" ghampinna.». Kymm Orr from lOM Immodiatofy oxitod attor tho tirat "A full apin hothgra It (pullgd ottered at putter ax much ax I would like, and xiarved the paxt lew yearx, with agding rglay (gama a( Villanova — fairfa*. Va and TfaHiday arg foooytoo Muindi. a Voivotaityol the ti S, Open, ax Tom Irled to end xald. aghnowledglng plenty of xup- another xolld round after poxdng 72. Watxon'x mind aboul playing In and Joo Patrohg from '2S. wgn( at It aiih-four-mimi(g milg In atato hia- hamafringi ao I'm juat taking some Hartford f hix week. He wax going to lhat'x what makex or breakx you in Tom winning 1229,779 on the tour In dig 4 X MO Twiigrg ahg waa (hg goaalMy two tatato Olymplana Bhodg (aland gtadaato who won alanding (hrowa ' a not-vgry- three yeata of Iruairation. xounded port from Watxon'x tana. "The 99 and 71. anghor log) and dig difttaoeo from dig a(a(g. Thg ygar IW2 gould in thg mgn'a opgn high jump with (ory waa run That'a ong of (hg breakx haven't been there for him. "1 felt a little bit of the old magig paxx up the tournament. but he xald a golf tournament" 198.9 and $278,339 laxt year when he laat yoat'g mllg run. took (op honora Orr goming oof (hg winngr a( 7 (oot. proWoma mgmhgra of (hg Rglay pigaagd Brophy aaid Sixtggn- (00 xweet and xdgky If Watxon ran make the final flnixhed In the top 10 nine dmex. Hix I mgdTgy STig ia (hg only Conooetical hg a vary good ong tot Brophy and gome bagk," aaid Watxon. who wax Sunday he will go there alter in (hg ISUfr-mgtgr run with a rggord v<-ingh. Palrong. who holda (hg gommi((gg miial ygar-old J T Burkg of Portland, a “Everybody keepx xaying We don't know why. hut he'x been $79,000 here bringx hix 1987 win- porooo to hg parf of a world rggord HaHiday. addroaa .Tho (hey're hg'x hagk." Linda xald trying and now he'x playing beauti­ the POA'x leading money winner hoxdng a gharlty pro-am at home In adjuxtmenix in hix game and keep glogking of 2:$« «S Ho iod td moot tocord at 7-toot. Pinohoa. waa Junior Rglaya attracted a figid of aophomorg at Xavigr High In glad up the mental toughnexx he xhowed ningx to $170,999. SparkowakI agroaa (hg flniah ling hunday after Tom tlnlahed a atroke ful golf from 1*77 to 1*90 and again In 1994 Kanxax City Mo aggond at Ptoot. (0-inghga Thg l.m. according to Junior Rglay Middigtown. didn't do anything to Watxon game up only a lew Inghex Ihlx week. Ihe young turkx who have with Manghgafgr nafivga Sfgvg makg hla prgagngg in (hg Comrgd behind U.S. Open ghampion Sgoll "I knew he would plav well again, “ft felt good being bagk In the hunt "Right now I have a xtrange national SA-poond wgighi (hrow Dirggtor Jgff 'fhornlon That waa a again." xhort of xending the Open into a been dominating the POA Tour the feeling." hix wife xald. "I feel like Oafga and Tim DgValvg third and ghampionahln wgn( (o Edward alight ingrgaag from a ygar ago Milg look unwarranfgd. Ho finiahgd Simpxon "He wax never away," and xo did Byron and Tom.'^ xhe Wearing xungfaxxex and xald ‘"Thlx xlumpjuxl taxied longer Watxon had xald after leading playoff paxt few yearx may find him a Jack Nlcklaux did 10 yearx ago. fourth In 4:(I2M and 4: OS (12. MgCahg Wi(h a (oaa of (hg hgavy aixfh In (hg gfgh(-man fIgId. Mia large tough challenger. rgapggflvglv Doug Bowgll agl a blending Info fbe gallery. Linda than we expected." through three roundx that he had Mix gurving, 49-fool putt on the 'They xald he wax all done." hall of SW-fggl. .1'A-inghga Thg (op (hrgg finiahgra. If rggla- only dlaappolnfmgnt la (hat ho 19th hole xiopped breathlakingly Watxon'x Open performance 2 Nelxon. (he POA Mall of Earner done enough to eraxe any xelf rggord In (ho OOProotor ron with a BELAV NOTES: John Jgnkina (grgd with (hg TAf garngd bgrtha didn't break 4 10 The reaulta of Walxon Iralled her 27-ygof-old gave him a big booxt, he xald. and Nlcklaux. now 47, recovered from tlmg of 47.««. huxband around the gourxe ax xhe who hax long thought ot Watxon like doubtx abml hix ability to play gloxe to the cup and kept him from manning (hg (urnatllg. notgd (hg (o (hg Junior Olympig Rgglonal (hg mgn'a high aghool and opgn long again In (he front rankx of goli|f. tying Simpxon at 277 now "Ihe afterturnerx Juxl have to the over-the-hlll xtorlex to win the paid growd waa 729 wKh anothor .9(1 Moot In Portland. Maine, (hla Jump diaappeared on route to the had all week. xon. walked with Linda on U S Open and POA Champlonxhip John Ward bggamg an glgh(-(img When xhe talked about hix game, Saturday, bul had to return home to After going to (he well and A couple of other pudx. though turn on" ghampion In thg mgn'a opgn Javglln or ao admiffgd on frog paaaga Friday through Sunday. Brian preaa box and orgn't known goming up dry on Sunday In a round lexx dramatic were even cloxer He The uuexdon. though, lx whether In 1980. a couple of other tourna- xhe uaed the pronoun "we." ax in Dallax on Sunday. mentx and the Maxterx laxt year. “gonxlxtengy hax been mlxxlng and "Me galled me laxt nighi to wlxh he had galled perhapx Ihe moxi bogeyed the drxt hole when he Watxon'x comeback lx for real, or UNLV’8 Gilliam should go quickly 2 after Robinson in the NBA draft By Bill Barnard the Suns had traded rookie center "His body typifies Ihe power Tho A9$ocla(«d Pr«9$ 'Phoenix Is very William Bedford to Detroit for the forward In this league.” SuperSon- Pistons' first-round draft pick In Ics President Bob Whlfsltl said NEW YORK - Armon Gilliam Interested In me, but 1989. "Even with that big body he hax hax come a long way. from w e have to wait and "ff I go Into that situation. I would good athletic ahillty and lx flat-out a Junlor-varxlty xcrub In high xchool reflect a positive Image for them,” good person." to potential No. 2 pick In the llrxl aee what happena" Gilliam said. "I come from a good Gilliam averaged 23.2 points and round of Ihe NBA draft. family background and that's part 9.3 rebounds ax a senior for UNLV, "I wax the xeventh man on the Armon Qllllam of my total piclure" leading a team that was ranked No 10-man Junior v a n ity " Gilliam Gilliam's father split time as a 1 In the nation for most of Ihe xald of the atari of hix haxkelball Baptist minister and post office xeaxon. De career at flelhel Park High School "Phoenix Is very Interested In worker back home In Pennsylva­ "I believe I can rebound and •lU Juxl outxide Plltxburgh, "At the me. but we have to wait and see nia. and although Gilliam spent one score In the NBA. bul If I went lo Phoenix , my No I priority would be •e< time I wax better In football, but I what happens." Gilliam said by year In Junior college to further Th really loved haxketball and xtuck telephone from Las Vegas "My develop his basketball skills, he rebounding because that's what with II" Interview with them went well I went on to earn a communications they need" Gilliam xald 'T feel The e-loot-9 Gilliam stuck with would love to go to Phoenix. I would degree at UNLV. great about my future. I worked haxketball xo ctoxely that he was In be good for them because they need The first-round draft order, after hard Ihe last few yearx, but I never line to go quickly In today's draft help at power forward." Ihe Spurs end Suns, was New dreamed In high xchool that I'd be once Navy's David Robinson Is The Suns have been torn by Jersey. Los Angeles Clippers. Seat­ an NBA player" taken No I by Ihe San Antonio scandal In recent months Three of tle, Sacramento, Cleveland. Chi­ Others expected to Join Robinson. Spurs their players were Indicted on drug cago, Seattle, Chicago. Indiana. Gilliam and Hopson ax high draft ELLIOT QUOW Phoenix hod Ihe first pick after charges, others were named by a Washington. Lox Angeles Clippers. choices were 6-11 Olden Polynice of CELESTE HALLIDAY Golden State. Utah. Philadelphia Virginia, who played laxt season In ... 800 record setter . 200-meter winner the Spurs, and Suns General grand Jury as being aware of drug nil Manager Jerry Colangelo said transactions and the team’s career Portland. New York, Lox Angeles Italy: 7-0 Chris Welp of Washing­ Clippers. Dellas. Atlanta. Boston ton. 6-3 Kenny Smith of North pli Gilliam and Dennis Hopson at Ohio scoring leader. Walter Davis, went AS photo Slate were the only two players Into drug rehabilitation for a second and San Antonio Carolina. 9-10 Horace Grant of "New Jersey hax not shown any Clemson. 6-9 Dallax Comegyx of te Invited back to Phoenix for a time. Navy's David Robinson, grabbing one of his 25 rebounds ■u Stephanie Pish (right), of QIastonbury, 400-meter relay In the Junior Relays lollow-up Interview. On Sunday night, the Suns sent Interest In me. I guess because they DePaul. 6-7 Reggie Williams of second-year forward Ed Pinckney have Buck Williams at my posi­ Georgetown, 6-9 Derrick McKey of against Fairfield In a game In May, will be the No. 1 pick Wi passes the baton to Becky Barton, of Saturday morning at the Wlgren Track. "He's strong as a bull, has a soft In touch for a big man and Is a leader and a second-round draft pick In tion," Gilliam said "I think the Alabama, 6-6 Ken Norman of overall in today's NBA draft that will be conducted In New Vernon, during the running of the 1989 to Ihe Sacramento Kings for Clippers' and Seattle are llllnoix and 6-3 Mark Jarkxon of St 9 — the prototype power forward." York City. Colangelo said. swlngman Eddie Johnson. Earlier Interested." John's. LOOK n O Wimbledon’s 101st championships are set to begin today F U E L O I L K Third-seeded Mats Wllander and Injury In the third round In 1964. lx By Andrtw W arihaw "I won Wimbledon, then I won It rivals for the women’s title, has again and I'm a much better player until Tuesday, traditionally known No. 4 Stefan Edberg. both of the 'avorlte not only with the The Asioclatad Preii as "Ladles Day." to think about her Sweden, and Americans Tim British bookmakers hut also with 69® this year." Becker said. By contrast, Navratilova hasn't first-round opponent. Claudia Por- Mayotte and Brad Gilbert, seeded the other players Senior Citizen A WIMBLEDON, England - Wim­ 10th and 12lh. rexpecllvely, also bledon's grass signifies only one gone Into Wimbledon In seven years wlk of West Germany. "Boris will bo very confident Volume Discounts without a tournament...... title, She Is Borne women seeds were on the were In arllon because he hax won here twice." thing for Boris Becker and Martina firat-day program. Including No 7 tl Navratilova — success winless this year. Ijendl xald. "Ax soon as he sets foot THRIFTY OIL CO. Defeat in the final of the French Gabriele Babatinl. No. I Manuela Mayotte, Gilbert and veteran on grass, hix whole world lights H Becker has lifted the men's Jimmy Connors, who wax not due to 2 8 9 - 8 8 4 3 trophy the past two years while Open by BteffI Graf, followed by Maleeva, No ll Ixirl McNeil and up another loss, this to Helena Bukova. No. II Catarina Ltndqvlst. play until Tuesday, are the three c Nevratllova has won the women's biggest American hopes for the Maryanns Torrellas, of Clin­ title the past five years In Ihe championship match of the But most of the attention Monday c ton, the national record Eastbourne championships on Bet- focused on the red-haired Becker men’s chanmionxhip In the absence 7 When the lOtat All-England For the second successive year, of John McEnroe. McEnroe pulled holder In every distance In championships began today, urday haven't been the best prepa­ ration tor the world's top-ranked the 19-yeer-old West German had out earlier this month for the ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. the race walk, took her Becker was favored to oecome only the honor of playing the first match second straight year, thlx time the seventh man. and the third in woman player. specialty on Saturday at the The loss lo Bukova was Navratilo­ of the tournament on Centre Court, because of a back Injury (“ iN sm S iffis i INSURANSMITHS SINCE modern times, to win three succes­ this time against Karel Novacek of Moo New England Relays sive singles titles In the world's va's first on British grassin In 69 The t7-year-old New Yorker, a matches stretching back six years. Ctechoslovekla. M with a record-setting perfor­ most prestigious tournament. After Becker, Australia’s Pat three-time Wimbledon champion 1914 Navratilova, however, loou bty Wimbledon, she hopes, will put but now down fo No 8 In the world Ol mance of 6:33.26, easily her back on the right track. Cash, the No. It seed, faced Marcel shattering the previous after a winless year and a growing Freeman of the United States. rankings after a poor spring, said Bi confidence crisis. "I'm very down and not brim­ he hadn’t been able to train since R mark which she held. ming with confidence but I'm still Today’s schedule also Included 649-5241 " I f ! am not confident now, when the French Open, In which he was going to be the favorite to win Ivan lendl of Ctechoslovakla, the 66 E. CMltr strati will t be?” Becker said after top-ranked men's player bul the eliminated In the first round N Tennyson Muindl (MB) lesds the peoK during the completing his Wimbledon prepi Wimbledon." she said after losing Becker, unbeaten at Wimbledon M m dittttr, CT. d 10 Inches to take second place In the ration by winning the Queens Citii*b to Bukova. No. 2 tournament se^, against running of the 1 SOO>meter run. Muindl won the event with Joseph Patrone tries to get over the bar Romania's Christian Baceanu. since he retired with an ankle 4 e reeerd-setting time of BiBB.BB. In the high jump. Patrone cleared 6 feet, event. championships last week Navratilova, like all her leading It - MAW CHimB HEKAtO. Md>to . J it g . Ilt7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jwite 22,1667 - 17 Reds, Braves engage in wwjtend basebrawl Don’t wait Advice on AIDS, ■vtefiWeHMr ItograM, M stlMMt tfcrM miM llw Atwdeled Frws M an feMa. TIm MMMstcr mw No invitation ieads mahtag hie first ite rt state* coming ilocs told fk a ChMfMMtl lUda and AtlaiNa off the disabted hot wftb a tender Bravaa aganl aaariy aa rmcti time nr. Bill Dawlay pHchadItheflnal I to a family shutout hitting each other aa they did “ I went after fbt wroof pm oii/' two) Ilimfflge for htai oaoDod I SCHICAGO (A P ) — Doctors must Jackaek Clarh,Cbrli, tendingloodtaw tbothe major nmnip hodiv n m un* w w k v ik i> ienessald. "WIiataniMppesedto te the uncertain. Incomplete DEAR 'It waa a tiMveiuM^i do when the catciwr aays 'go got loogoes wHb id R B L hit a ran- ormatlon they have about AIDS, •oortaig alngte tai tho flret off Bob S A B B Y; I re­ Ban aaMCMo^ after Ma Mm If you want M m ,'" flake the best Judgments they can Sebra.S-S, cently married ItthnNifag homtr gave the Reda a “ I can flgM one or llie other but 1 d help shaM public policy, a Steve Lake drew .* two-out walk a lovely woman =# off Gene Garber, 8-S. beat Pittsburgh. tagged out by PadrM* catcher Benito face to face how hurt I was. I also DEAR YUM: Just common sense extra Innings when Lloyd McClen­ Reagan has suggested. l i t Sunday’s trouble came In the Steve 'Trout, 4-1, won his fourth told him that unless my wife was and good manners. A gentleman don doubled in the ninth and scored WIndom reviewed the advances Hsrild photo by Pinto eighth Inning after Atlanta reliever straight decision and for the second nected for a two-run bo Ms home runs that led San Francisco Templeton set up RBI doubles by invited. I could net be his best man. never keeps a lady waiting. on a single by Kurt Stillwell. that have been made against the Jim Acker hit Tracy Jones with a time since coming off the disabled 11th, In the fifth. over San Diego. Jeffrey Leonard and Chili Davis. I asked him to please come to see Bill Landrum, 8-1, pitched two disease. Including discovery of the pitch. Jones stood around rubbing list 'Tuesday. He jdelded three runs Doug Drabek, 1-6, took Downs, 6-8, had beaten the Brenly hit a solo home run In thf me so we could talk things over. I perfect innings for the victory. yjrus that attacks the body’s Remembering *62 his arm as Acker came within 25 on seven hits In 8 2-8 Innings. for the visiting Pirates. Padres twice by 1-0 scores earlier fifth and Clark hit his 13th homer in heard nothing from him. so I called DEAR ABBY: How right you are CardlnBlf 7, Expos 3 Immune system and development feet of the plate, and Jones Lee Smith pitched the ninth this season. the sixth. Williams connected for A and asked if he wanted to talk, and to point out that constant tickling of Qlanta 11. Padraa 2^ of a test to protect blood recipients eventually charged. Unbeaten rookie Joe Magrane Inning for his major league-leading The visiting Giants scored four two-run homer in the ninth. he hung up on me. I haven’t heard a person is cruelty and should not be N N Kelly Downs pitched fo ffom getting AIDS. classmates. Lavery Is chairman and Jones and Acker wrestled as both pitched seven strong innings and leth save. times in the first inning against Randy Ready hit a two-ruh Bruce Lavery ties a ribbon to a tree from him since. tolerated. My Irish mother told me for seven Innings and VI benches emptied. No one was hurt Vince Coleman's two-run triple Moreland hit an RBI double Eric Show, 2-0, who retired Just one homer, his first In the majors since But he said a perception prevails planted on the Manchester High School Bronelll Is secretary of the reunion The lost line of my letter was: at least 50 years ago of a situation Bob Brenly and Matt W ill and Jones was the only one ejected. sparked St. Louis over Montreal. during a three-run first and con- . batter. An error by shortstop Garry Mays, 1986, in the San Diego fourth, that doctors are too caught up In committee. The class held a reunion "When Carole and I took our that took place near her hometown their own Interests to care much grounds In memory of deceased dinner at the Howard Johnson's Confer­ marriage vows, we two were made in Ireland. about public health. members of the class of 1962. In the one. and I cannot send half of me to . A neighbor had at least two wives “ My answer to that is. 'Hog- backgrourid, Marilyn Bronelll holds a ence Center In Windsor Locks Saturday your wedding." pass away before anyone paid wash! ’ ’ he said. Physicians need to display of photographs of deceased night. Was I wrong? Should I have gone much attention to it. Then another Washed-up’ Reuss, Gueterman sfcw batters down make their commitment more and left my wife at home? (She told neighbor reported hearing hysteri­ apparent through their own activi­ me it was mv decision.) cal laughter coming from that ties and by working to elect public HURT IN LYNN. MASS house. Well. It was later learned I can’t emphasize enough the need officials responsive to the best Supermarket Shopper that the man had been tying his By Hertchel NIssenson record-tying pace, supposedly and was cut by two National League groundnut. to stay within yourself as a The Twins added two more runs medical Judgment, he said. DEAR HURT: You were not wives to the bedpost, and tickling The Assocloted Press washed-up Jerry Reuss and still teams earlier this season, e n d ^ a ‘“ I feel that physicians are wrong. 1 applaud your loyalty the soles of their bare feet with a wet-behind-the-ears Lee Guetter- personal 18-game losing streak AL Roaiida^ pitcher,” said Guetterman, who in the eighth on Roy Smalley’s was 0-4 In 44 major-league appear­ single and Greg Gagne’s double. involved, that they’re not so much Please greet your lucky wife for feather! He continued until the On a day when baseballs flew man showed how to pitch. Sunday — 11 at the major-league the forgotten element as the unde­ me. hysteria did them In. In truth, they over American League fences at a Reuss, who turned 88 last Friday level — with a no-walk, six- ances before this season and was Klrt)y Puckett, Gaetti and Dan purchased by Seattle from Calgary Gladden also homered for Minne­ rutilized resource In the health care S&H could zap seniors were tickled to death. strikeout eight-hitter in his AL astronaut; when he gets the PAT HOLLINGSWORTH, of the Class AAA Pacific Coast sota, which hit all four homers off system,” WIndom said. DEAR ABBY; A while hack you debut as California beat Kansas plane, he Just stays there — drifts The AMA trustees have issued a answered a woman’s query about BRITISH COLUMBIA City 8-0. League on May 21. “ It’s night and starter Floyd Bannister. Fred around.” day from the way I pitched last r;eport calling for mandatory test­ Bv Martin Sloane the comparison of man’s eating It was the left-hander’s 106th Manrique, Gary Redus and Harold year.” ing for the AIDS virus to be United Feature Syndicate habits to his lovemaking She was in To get Abby’ s booklet, "How to major-league victory but his first Baines connected for Chicago. '"There are a lot of enwnoni to Seattle scored in the first Inning extended to prison inmates and love with a man who ate fast and Write Letters for All Occasions," since May 2,1086, his first complete BIub Jays 7, Brawars 8 Clip ’n’ file refunds uncover. I ’m as happy as I call ho,” on singles by Phil Bradley, Scott immigrants, but not to everyone DEAR M ARTIN: I wasdlRturbed by the news In your she was concerned that his quick send a check or money order for game since Sept. 81, 1988, and his Reuss said of his return to the big Bradley and Jim Presley. In the Lloyd Moseby, Willie UpshaVr getting a marriage license or column (hat some of the stores giving S8tH Green satisfaction of his physical need for 82 50 and a long, stamped (30 - first shutout since Aug. II, 1988. Mlcellaneous non-food products leagues. “ A week ago, I didn't know second, Harold Reynolds had an and Fred McGriff hom er^ for entering a hospital. They said the Stamps were going to stop giving stamps and replace food might prophesy a similar cents), self-addressed envelope to; Meanwhile, unbeaten Guetter- (File I2A) if I ’d get another opportunity, or RBI double and scored on Mickey Toronto and rookie Jeff Musselman Iqtter would not be cost-effective. them with a new SAH “ seal,” which would be given quick satisfaction of his physical Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. man pitched a three-hitter for his where. Now, to go nine Innings and Brantley’s single. earned his sixth victory with three If adopted, the report will form with every $8 worth of groceries. Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off need for sex Box 447. Mount Morris, 111. 61054. first shutout and fifth consecutive pitch a shutout for my flrsltetetary Innings of one-hit relief as Toronto the basis of AMA efforts to educate Yes. It would be a lot easier tohandle fewer seals, but coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage victory as Seattle defeated Cleve­ OrlolBB 9-3, TlgBTB 5-0 in over a year . . . what saB liau open^ a one-game lead over the public and physicians and to it would be a lot less Interesting for seniors like me coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed land 8-0. 'The 28-year-old left­ V' Chet Lemon hit two home runs second-place New York in the AL lobby lawmakers on how the Many of us go to the supermarket several times a week proofs of purchase while looking for the required MAI hander struck out two and walked 2 and Kirk Gibson, Matt Nokes and East. All three Toronto homers country should fight acquired im­ Our supermarket visits may be the only time we get out forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and 2 CIni one. Darrell Evans also homered for mune deficiency syndrome. As of for a walk and spend time with other people, so we like See your physician (PO-1 came off Chuck Crim in the first magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers (R) 1; Over-all, though, it wasn’t a AngtiB 8, Royils 0 ,. Detroit after Baltimore won the four Innings. June 1. AIDS had struck 36.088 to make them frequent. We often buy only a few dollars may not be available in all areas of the country. (O) L pitchers’ day as 80 home runs were The Angels scored seven roHi In completion of Saturday night’s Robin Yount and Rob Deer hit a Americans, killing 20.849. accord­ worth of groceries at a time, so we wouldn't get any Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. hit, equaling the major-league the third inning against BSb Btod- game that was suspended by a homers for Milwaukee. ing to the U.S. Centers for Disease S&H seals at all! about neck sweiiing mark of 30 in the A L on June 10, dard, all unearn^ after* Kansas curfew after eight Innings. Athlatles 7-3, Hangars 3-13 Control in Atlanta. I know several seniors who save their stamps and use These offers require refund forms: ■At 1062, and June 14,1084, and the NL City shortstop Angel M lsaar Gibson and Nokes hit two-nin Thirteen resolutions concerning them at Christmas to buy gifts for their grandchildren AROMANCE Aroma Disc $3 Rebate Program on May 8, 1070. dropped Mark M cLem oW 'i Hue homers In the third inning and Edwin Correa pitched six Innings AIDS have been submitted by AMA These are gifts that they wouldn’t be able to afford any Offer. Send the required refund form and one top D E A R DR. Detroit hit five homers, two by for his first victory since April 28 drive with two out and t i a l i i SSs Lemon hit his first homer leading delegates. They Include: other way. or bottom box flap from your Aromance player GOTT: There is izhtoi Chet Lemon, in beating Baltimore empty for his first e rrO F ^ 80 off the fourth. In six starts, loser and Bob Brower homered twice. • Reporting by name to public- Please tell the S&H people to think twice before they diffuser, along with the original receipt with the a very large shi 2 ert (I 2 9-3 after the Orioles won the Ken Dixon has allowed 20 runs and Including a fluke inside-the-park health authorities all people with make those changes. Licking the stamps and filling in purchase price and the date purchased circled games. fc ‘*- growth on the Harr completion of Saturday night’s Brian Downing wsIkeB M o r e 13 homers In 26 Innings for an 8.68 grand slam that keyed a seven-run AIDS Infections when confidential­ each S&H booklet does take time, but for a lot of us. it’s Expires July 31, 1987. right side of my 2:40. curfew-suspended game 0-8. Min­ Devon White got the A n ^B * first ERA. Overall, including 19 relief second Inning in the nightcap, ity can be assured. a pleasure. DR SCHOLL’S AIR-PILLO 81 Refund Offer throat that D r. GoM Coo I nesota put four balls Into orbit In Oakland’s Mickey Tettleton and 2:55, hit, a run-scoring double A a t right appearances, he has allowed 20 '.* Establishing a foundation MARIAN BAYNE Send the required refund form and the Dr. Scholl’s makes it hard to Peter Qott, M.D. The downing Chicago 8-0 and the White fielder Danny Tartabull nBRitesd homers In 68 1-3 innings. Mark McGwire each homered and funded by condom manufacturers MUSKEGAN, MICH Alr-Pillo Insoles logo from the front of three pairs swallow. Also, Sox hit three. All seven were solo as Downing also scored? B w ly Lemon and Evans homered In the doubled In the opener, which the to develop public-service an­ of Dr. Scholl’s Air Pillo Double Comfort Insoles my right ear is shots, the sixth such occurrence in Joyner followed with his 14thiMnsr eighth off John Habyan and the Atheletlcs won with a five-run nouncements for radio and televi­ DEAR M ARIAN; After my column about the new packages, along with the dated cash-register very tender and major-league history, last done by for a 4-0 lead. ' v Tigers also rapped out seven second Inning. sion describing the value of con­ S&H seals appeared. I received a letter from William receipt (s) with the purchase prices circled. aches. People California (6) and Oakland (1) on The shutout was the llt%( doubles. Winning pitcher Dan Re­ Trailing 1-0 in the second Inning doms in stemming the spread of F. Penwell, president of the Sperry and Hutchinson Co. Expires July 31. 1087. tell me it’s only April 23,1988. Kansas City this season,'^ try allowed three hits and one run in of the nightcap, the Rangers loaded AIDS (S&H) GE Flood Ilght-Spotllght-Ruff-Service 16 Re­ a goiter. Should "They ask If the ball is alive?” the bases with walks against Eric fund Offer. Send the required refund form and the the Royals’ four-gam e. six innings as the Orioles lost for the * Recommending that tests for In my column, I sold that trading stamps often I worry? Detroit Manager Sparky Anderson Plunk. With two out. Brower hit a. Universal Product Codes from two packages of streak and dropped the|i!' thr6e 20th time in their last 23 games. the AIDS virus be given to everyone increase the prices we pay for groceries Penwell’s said rhetorically aRer the Tigers fly to shallow center. Luis Polonla, GE Miser Spots or Floods — clear or color (mix or games behind first-plac» MlMS- who applies for a marriage license, letter argues that if the additional sales don’t pay for DEAR READER; Yes You need burning sensation in the buttocks and Orioles hit 18 homers In three Twins 8, White Box 6 attempted a diving catch but the match) — for each $1 refund (limit 83); and-or sota In the A L West. l i ’convicted of prostitution or drug the cost of trading stamps — so the prices can remain an accurate diagnosis. See a doctor. area. There is constant friction games. " I can remember that a Tom Brunansky homered and ball rolled by him and Brower beat send the required refund form and the Universal abuse. Is hospitalized or is treated the same — stores Invariably discontinue tbe program Neck swelling can have many sliding from bed to wheelchair to team hit 200 home runs and it was then broke a 0-8 tie with a the relay home. After Plunk also Product Codes from two packages of GE AS photo for a sexually transmitted disease. Penwell concluded his letter by saying, “ If we can potentially serious causes, includ­ commode. Nc like, ‘ My God! ’ This year, 10 clubs MarlnBra 8, IncHans f run-scoring double in the eighth walked Jerry Browne and Scott provide any more Information on trading stamps, Ruff-Service or Ruff-N-Tuff (mix or match) for ing enlargement of the lymph Detroit second baseman Lou Whitaker leaps over the might hit 200. If you don’t hit 200 inning. Brunansky doubled off Fletcher, Ruben Sierra greeted The trustees’ report and the please feel free to call us.” So I called Penwell to ask each 81 refund (limit 83). Expires July 31, 1987. glands. Goiter (a painless, benign DEAR READER: Multiple scle­ At 0 you’ re a bad club. Guetterman says the key teto Ms Chicago reliever Jim Winn after Dennis Lamp with a two-run double rmolutions will be considered by a whether the fears of Marian Bayne and her friends OR’iPHO Kleenup 82 Rebate Offer. Send the swelling of the thyroid gland) used rosis is a nerve disease of unknown tbe 0 Sliding Ken Qerhardt of the Orioles after forcing him at “ If you get the ball up on a hot day current success IS thatB t'll* Gary Gaetti reached first on third and scored on a single by Pete committee on science and public requ lr^ refund form and the Universal Product tlilni were JustI fled. When I read her letter to hi m, he seemed to be a common condition because cause that produces numbness in raid second base In the third Inning of their game Sunday. It’s a home run. It gets up there and learned to not throw hard. baseman Tim Hulett's fielding O’ Brien. Brower hit a legitimate' health, which will make recom­ concerned and said he would do some checking on the Code (bar code) from the back package label of people, especially those in inland certain parts of the body, visual The teams split a doubleheader. never comes down. It’s like an "That’s the key for me, tdbe stare. error and went to second on a two-run homer In the fifth. mendations to be voted on by the situation. The following day he called to say that Kleenup Systemic Week & Grass Killer (quarter areas, often did not obtain enough difficulties, loss of muscle control and I full House of Delegates. Marian and her friends needn’t worry, because the half-gallon size only), aldng with the dated cash iodine in their diets Today, goiter is and weakness. As the disease cbeti register tape or sales receipt with the purchase ond switch f om stamps to higher-value seals was strictly rare, in part due to the fact that progresses. Increasing disabilities and voluntary, and that Plumbs, the supermarket that price clrcl^. Expires July 31. 1987. table salt is iodized and that, with result. exDe Legion splits two over the weekend offers S&H Green Stamps In Muskegan. was not SYLVANIA Light Bulb Offer. Receive up to a 83 refrigeration, fish is more com­ In your wife’sease, the burningof nevt Sports In B ri^ planning to change from stamps to seals refund Send the required refund form and the monly consumed than it was the skin over her buttocks may be ctatn f Thoughts Universal Product Code symbols from two Penwell also said that those retailers who offer either previously. due to friction and the constant marl The Manchester Legion baseball committed five errors with Pat three and struck out five. standouts. the new seals or the traditional S&H Green Stamps packages of Sylvania Outdoor Flood. Spot or Goiter is often treated with iodine pressure of lying and sitting on that entt. Phoenix Sunt swing two d t e l B team (4-6) split two games over the Merritt suffering the loss. Sims­ Merritt was the big hitter In were free to set the rate at which they are given out Reflector Lamps for each 81 refund Expires July supplements. However, when it area She needs scrupulous atten­ prtv* weekend. Saturday, the Post No. bury only had five hits. “ What Sunday’s win with two hits. Includ­ Manchester will return to Zone ..In the book of Numbers, chapters \ 31. 1987 causes difficulty in swallowing or tion to her skin. Frequent turning, coov PHOENIX, Ariz. — The Phoenix Suns made two deals Sunday They could establish special programs for senior riobi 103 contingent fell to Simsbury, 7-4, killed us was the five errors,” said ing a two-run homer and four RBIs. Eight action Tuesday night at 6 13 and 14, we have the account of the breathing, it may have to be application of creams and lotions to citizens by setting lower minimum-purchase require­ Here’s a refund form to write for: and I night, less than SO minutes before the midnight EDT deadline for with the game being called in the Manchester Coach Dave Morency, LeRhander Chris Helin was the p.m. against Rockville at Henry twelve spies representing the tribes r^ u ce Irritation and the use of a ments for those over 65, or by allowing seniors to A store coupon good for one free package of your removed surgically Therefore, you mov player trades In advance of Monday’s college draft. top of the seventh due to darkness at making his debut after taking the winning pitcher, tossing a two- Park. Manchester is 1-0 in Zone of, Israel who were sent to search accumulate tapes and turn them in for seals when they need an exam ination by a fluffy sheepskin pad (or an oscillat­ tlon The Suns sent second-year forward Ed PIncknw and a hltter through six innings before play. Manchester will be busy thte favorite film (83 limit). FREE FILM Offer, P 0. tbe I Memorial Field In Simsbury. Sun­ helm from Dave Lawson. out the land Canaan. reach the required minimum. physician. ing air mattress) on which to sit and Pat Maguire relived him. Helin Box 1296, Young America, MN 55304 This offer odve second-round draft pick In 1068 to the Sacramento Kings for day, the Legion rebounded with an week with Zone games as It hosts The twelve spies returned after " I f it ever becomes a problem for senior citizens to lie are useful methods to prevent No Manchester player had more walked two, struck out seven and expires Aug. 31, 1987, but requests for the form ttsen swingman Eddie Johnson. Earlier, Phoenix traded rookie center 6-1 victory over Middletown at Enfield Wednesday at MCC’s' forty days, laden with the fruit of participate in our trading-stamp program” said DEAR DR. GOTT; What is acute burning, breakdown of skin and i built than one hit. Joe Casey scored two gave up no runs. Casey had two hits must be received by July 31, 1967. While waiting William Bedford to Detroit for the Pistons’ first-round draft pick Moriarty ineld. McCormick Field, entertains South'' the land and the report; (Numbers Penwell. "S&H will work with participating retailers to neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis? It pressure sores. Her doctor or lltbv runs and Doug RItzuto h ad M and three RBIs while Joe Leonard for the form, save the entire outer carton of any In 1089. In the loss to Simsbury, Manches­ RBI Windsor Thursday, also at McCor­ IS; 26 and 27) "And they went and devise programs to insure that senior? will benefit struck my healthy stepson at 4, and visiting nurse can advise you. In Hen single. Merritt threw five innings added two hits. Dave Price In mick Field, and visits Windsor package (except trial size) of an Adult Tylenol FuMl ter had the bases loaded with no came to Moses, and to Aaron, and to from our stamps." seven years later, he is losing sight, addition, you can obtain more before Scott Aronson relieved him. center field and Keith DlVeso at product, along with the cash-register receipt with 9 Locks on Friday at Southwest Park. outs in the top of the seventh when all the congregation of the children I hope readers will let me know about their speech, movement, etc. information about M.S. by writing Okamoto wins Lady Kayatona Opan Merritt allowed five hits, walked first base were the defensive All games have 6 p.m. starts. the purchase price circled. the game was called. Manchester of Israel, unto the wilderness of experiences at stores that do switch from stamps to the National Multiple Sclerosis Paran. to Kadesh; and brought HERSHEY, Pa. — Ayako Okamoto of Japan shot a tournament seals. DEAR READER: Neuronal ce­ Society. 205 East 43nd St.. New ED record 8-under-par 64 to win the L P O A ’s 6300,000 Lady Keystone back word unto them, and unto all roid lipofuscinosis is an unusual York, NY 10017, the congregation, and showed them LOS Open at the Hershey Country Club. hereditary disease characterized Pt Okamoto, who started the day eight shots behind leader Ok-HM Moriarty’s sees winning streak halted the fruit of the land. And they told by accumulation, in nerve tissue, of of Ku of South Korea, passed 20 players on her way to picking up the him and said. We came unto the A bout Tow n fat pigments called ceroid . and Dr. Gott’s new Health Report on Rt land whither thou sentest us. and lipfuscin. This untreatable disease Alzheimer’s Disease discusses 142,800 first-place prise. Tom Capabel hit a two-run homer fence. Mallove’s Jewelers stopped Mor­ Bldwell suffered the loss far Nerl- surely It floweth with milk and causes deterioration of nerves, symptoms, management and new In tlie first inning for Mallove’s For Moriarty’s, Ralph GlansantI, ' iarty Brothera’ winning streak, 7-4, arty’s, now 6-3 for the aeaMR. ClSdg honey: and this is the fruit of it.” blindness and seizures. studies of this tragic and irreversi­ while Danny White and Rick Brian Crowley, Jeff Johnson, and volunteers 60 years of age or older to work at the Saturday night In Greater Hartford Steuemagel relieved B M w a lp H e 'Aie land was all God promised it Big band conctrt TuMday ble disease. For yourcopy.sendll Playar wina Northvllla Invitational Murray had two hits each. Moriar­ Chris Petersen each had two hits. Superior Court in Manchester In the Department of ’Twilight Baseball League action at third Inning. would be but verse 28 is the key. Ten DEAR DR. GOTT: My wife is a and your nanne and address to P.O. ty’s pulled to within, 6-4, In the fifth Moriarty’s next game is ’Tuesday Johnny T ’s Super Big Band will present a concert at Adult Probation. For more information, call 347-2403 JERICHO, N. Y. - Gary Player mads a M-foot birdla putt on Moriarty Field. We left It men on bagl'whish of the spies said, "nevertheless” semi-invalid with multiple sclero­ Box 91428. Cleveland, OH 44161- t U i Inning when Ray Gllha hit a two-run at 7:30 p.m. against Bristol at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Tuesday at 7 the second playoff hole to beat Bruce Crampton and win tha Steve Bums was the winning killed us,” Moriarty Mana|lr(tone and became the "doubt pushers” sis Her biggest problem is the 3438. Be sure to mention the title. Bi pticher for the Jewelers while Dave Johnson said. vC homer over the right center field Musty Field in Bristol. who Influenced one and a half p.m. Johnny Taylor of Vernon leads the group. Vincent m 1300,000 Northvllle Invitational seniors toumpment. ZIto of Manchester will be master of ceremonies The Blood drive sat June 29 Player tegan the final round with a three-stroke lead over million people to doubt God and fail s S i to pursue God’s dream for them. free program is sponsored by Woodland Gardens of Manchester Memorial Hospital will host a Red Cross Crampton, but a bogey-6 on the 17th hole gave him a 1-over 73. Manchester. The band shell is on the campus of Crampton shot a 70 and they finished In a tie at lO-underpar 176. Only Caleb and Joshua brought blood drive June 29 from 10 a m to 4 p.m in the hospital Summer of Love recalled SI Gymnastic titles to Johnson, Phillips back a challenging report. Caleb Manchester Community College, 60 Bldwell St conference rooms To make an appointment, call 7 Fu said; (verse 30), "Let us go up at 543-5111 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - much better than what happened 20 By DeuB Tucker didn’t think I could d* I Sunday, Johnson won two titles and win two gold nnedals and two silvet once, and possess It, for we are well Coventry kids win awards Hundreds of former hippies and years ago.” Phillips said. "This finished second for two others. medals this weekend," Johnson' able t o ... ” Joshua and Caleb said in their lOSOa counterparts gaUiered tioi The Aoseclatad P rats COVENTRY — Five eighth-grade students at Capt Thoee who gathered (or Sunday’s Richmond wins Budwtlaor 400 dream.” Phillips, after unseating Jennifer said. "This Is great. UnbeHevaMe.’ ” Numbers 14:8 " I f the lx>rd delight Haalth cars offics hours sat at Golden Gate Park, 20 years after Nathan Hale School received a special Congressional celebrailon aeemed determined to KANSAS CTTY, Mo. - Both Scott Phillips and Johnson ( Sey as all-around women’s cham­ In us. then he will bring us into this the first day of the Summer of Love. RIVERSIDE, CaUf. - Hm Rlohmoud won hla second History Award In the history competition held June 7to COLUMBIA — Community Health Care Services keep the spirit of hippiedom alive, Johnson and Kristi* Phillips the fourday chamii' pion, had two first-place finishes, "The best thing for me Is It makes' land, and give it tous; a land, which "The Summer of Love is not to be consecutive NASCAR Winston Cup stock car race, taking tte II at the University of Maryland. Michelle Levesque, Inc. will hold office hours at the following locations and despite the chaages 0 1 tvrotwo decadesds thought big things might asralt son, of Lincoln, Neb., 1 one second and one third in fbur all my hard work teem reward*'' floweth with milk and honey.” referred to in the past tense," said checkered flag two seconds ahead o( Rlekp Rudd In the Cathy Lockwood, Nicole Dolat, Mary Hurley and times for blood pressure checks and general health in to* Halght-Ashbury neighbor^ them at the llcDonald’s U.S. all-around championship < Individual events. Ing,” said Phillips. Joshua and Caleb were "Faith Steven Catalano, 43, a veteran of Budwelser 4ia-kllometer event at RIvereMe Intamatleiial Heather Moore presented a dramatization about the guidance: hood, the feverish center of the r ' Gymnastics Championships, teit the competition with 114.1S points. Johnson, who competed at the Peddlers” . * June 30. agency office on Route 6. Columbia. 8:30 the 1067 festival of flower children, Raceway. „ Phillips', a native of Baton Rouge, Are you a "doubt pusher” or a Pure F o ^ and Drug Act of 1006. A total of 1,750 Summer of Love. all-around championships and four unseating defending ch a m fta Has University of Nebraska, took first a m. to 10 a m peaceniks, psychedelic music and Richmond, driving a Chevrolet, averaged ltt.lM mph in the La., won the balance beam and students from 44 states competed. The (lower-bedecked crowd gold medalsT Daggett. On Saturday, FhMtek3S, place In the parallel bars and still ■’lalth peddler"? * July 1. Coventry Town Office Building. 2 to 3 p.m. drugs. ts-lap event for his fourth victory over Rlverstde'a t.gl-m ile road floor exercise, was second In the sprawled in the sea on to* (Irriday “ It’ s unbelievable,” Johnson of HMSton totaled 77.31 pMlS to rings and was second in the pommel * July 0. Coventry Pharmacy. I to 2 p.m. "It was an eternal ntoment,” said circuit. Richmond won |S6,4N. vault and tied for third In the Philip R. Chatto of summer to watch an "AB Brings said. win the women’s all-arouniTMe. horse and floor exercise. Sanlor voluntaars naadad * July 23. Village Pharmacy, Coventry. 1 to 2 p.m. Catalano, a bearded and graying uneven bars. Pastor, ' i thought I could do well, but I Then In the I n d l v * * ^ — — “ Oh. my gosh, 1 never expected to FVtr more information, call 226-0428. actor. "Ofbat you see here now is Parade" down Maighk Street, Church of the Nazarene The Retired Senior Volunteer Program needs JSf-^ry'V ’?-■'

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Self (22) (29 NBC Newt 9 1 M -A *8‘ H [ESPN] SportsLook Ct. time machine in order to save Los An­ (22) 9 1 MOVIE: 'Ladles' (CC) When her Billy' A dramatliatlon of the early life of * iOSbenfer dsesde □□D □□□□□ □□□ Forms 633-4661, John ronmant. Top ban#* word processing, motivated people with (20 Nightly Butinasa Report geles from a hydrogen bomb Jeffrey marriage collapses, the mother of an In­ 9 1 PELICULA: ‘La Conquista da El Dor-, [USA] Dragnet legendary Western outlaw Billy the Kid, 66 tnlleing PART Time driver Purcell. EOE.______Wong o plus. Excellent 11 Young 37 Mengrtl deg CUtTOMCN fita. Faa paid. good backgrounds dre 9 0 Notlolaro Univislon Hunter. France Nuyen. Harold Sakata dependent young woman becomes her ado’ Un juer y un condenado trstsn de ' ® Simon A Simon Down­ Michael J. Pollerd, Lee Purcell. Richard 21 Otssnpipe SOChemloil needed for 1 or 2 days benefits. Pee paid. Coll 12:20AM suffix pV 36 Make HIRINOI Government encourage to apply: at 1967 daughter's unlikely roommate. Patricia salver a un pueblo arotado por una pan- town Brown’s cousin helps the Simons Evens. 1972. Rated R. 23 Bteyele I SENVICCNEP Hilary Cuffs Business [C N N ] Bhowbit Today ‘ 17 E**t Atitn prteloui per week for light de­ lobs, your area. Bu iIh m i Arthur Drug, 120 Far­ N (21 MOVIE: 'Nlghtklll' The beautiful wife Elliott, Telia Balsam. 1967. (In Stereo) dills de bandoleros. Javier Solis, Emilio turn the tables on an unethical wealthy 37 lomitblns to DOWN oeunlty 40 Styllih W* h*«* * luN Sffl* petMen livery and store work. Personnel Asssoclotes. 2:30AM 9 1 Twilight Zone mington Ave., Hart­ N [ESPN] Fishing: Mark Sosin’s Salt Indio' Fernendet. wnek* $15,000-S68,000. Coll of an Industrialist and her lover plot the (2192) American Playhouse (CC) Lance client. (70 min.) (R) 1 Jest IS Study 43 Antique o*r •vslIsM* tor* peepi* ort- Apply In person. 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(22) (2 1 ALF ALF befriends a lonely, blind adaptation based on John Updike's 9 1 PTL Club 4 WMhhler for very busy Man­ tor attractive em ­ time position ovoMobte C i) Wheel of Fortune (CC) 1930s produce conflicting Interpreta­ ® NIghtwatoh lllpsee 6 ______26 Hiving deny 1 pM* irelning preiMsd. Be- ACdoU N TS Payable/Re- girl (R) (In Stereo) . "The Christian Roommates " (22) (31 Let* Night with David Latterman 2:50AM FULL time positions chester doctors office. ployee oriented Man­ for Independent self ® *100,000 Pyramid An Interview with the author follows the tions of Homer's account of the war Pert Grow* In iuricl** 46 trownlsli. nelHs peokeg* Inelud** ceptlonlst. Some expe- chester company. ) In Search of the Trojan War; Th* Le- 2 of e. (R) (R) (In Stereo) 3:00AM 9 1 m o v ie ; 'Snow Job’ Two trsoklyn 27 Cut* hilr pumie ovolloble of automo­ Mature reliable person starter. Alternate wee­ 9 0 Jattersons (CC| film (7 hr. 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