»4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 20, 1988

A Newspaper la Educatlae Profram MRCELUNE0U8 CARS CARS fS^TRUCKS/VANS RII8CELUNE0U8 •paosoredby FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I S J FOR RALE AUTOMOTIVE The Quiz The Manchester Herald EIGHT month old water- 1987 DODGE 600. Auto­ 1983 FORD Ranger. 43,000 1986 TOYOTApicTupTor bed, $335. Courthouse matic transmission. miles, original owner, parts only. Call 666-2433 Worldscope (10 points for each question answered correetty) One Gold membership, $6900 or best offer. CLYDE very reliable. Excel­ or 289-4402. 12'/i months left for 643-4263.______CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. lent condition. Call $450. Compared to reg­ 1977 AUDI Fox. Good ROUTE S3, VERNON Dave, days, 646-2789, ular price af $700 plus. evenings, 644-4504. CAR8 condition, A M /F M ste­ 84 Caprie* Wagon •8295 Eric 649-3426.0______reo, sunroof. $500. 645- FOR SALE •3995 POOL Table-Sears. Good 8976.______65 Spactrum 4 Dr. IAUT08F0R 86 Century 4 Dr. (2) •8995 condition. $300. 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Silver, automatic, air 83 Buick Ragal •6995 87 S-10 Blazer... •14,975 a tew days ago in the so uth ern R epublic o t M o n te n e g ro . M ost ot 1978 Hondo Civic, $50. conditioning, power 84 VW JatU 4 Dr. •5995 647-9328.______steering, power Sell Your Car 87 Interga L S ..... • 9,995 the recent protests in Yugoslavia have been by (C HOOSf ONF: 7 foot Slate pool table for brakes, stereo. Excel­ 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 87 Mazda RX7 .... •13,995 ethnic Serbs, migrant workers from Albania). sale. $650. Call 644-2740. lent condition. Must llanrljPBtrr BpralJi 87 Toy. Corolla ...• 8,595 sell. $4,500. Coll 647- Hundreds have been killed in 87 Toy. Corolla! ...• 8,295 9286.______DODGE Charger. 1976. rioting in Austerity policies Matchwords Dependable transpor­ 87 Toyota QT ... •10,995 TAO 1982 NISSAN Stanza. 4 4 Lines — 10 Days there have fueled anger toward (2 p>oints for each correct match) tation. Needs battery. door hatchback, 5 86 Chav C20...... • 9,595 i-a shared cu ltu re SALES $700. Call 659-2753. 508 charge each addi­ that nation’s government, which 1- austerily speed, loaded. Air con­ • m • tional line, par day. You 86 Chev C30...... •14,975 is led by C hadli B enjedid. ditioned, power steer­ can cancel at any time. 66 SR-5 P/U ...... • 9,575 2- policy b-slern living Friday, Oct. 21,1988 Manchester, Conn. —• A City of Village Charm 30 Cents NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ ing, power brakes, 4 1987 CHEVY Celebrity. 4 Hundreds are reported to be eral Statute 23-65 prohibits q h r r v 86 Toy. LB P/U....^ 6,995 speaker A M /FM stereo door, V6, 9,000 miles. dying of hunger each day in the posting of advertise­ NO REFUNDS OR 3- compouncl-add In ments bv any person, firm or cassette. Beautiful $9500. 41 Homestead ADJUSTMENTS 66 LeSaber...... • 8,995 southern Sudan, where condition. Asking Street, 649-2091. corporation on o telegraph, 86 Merc. Sable.. • 9,995 (CHOOSE ONE: stepped-up telephone, electric light or $2200. 633-1648.______GALL HERALD 4- ethnic d-enterlain 1984 EAGLE LTD Wagon. 85 Toronado..... • 9,495 guerrilla warfare, severe flood­ power pole or to o tree, 1982 DODGE Omnl-024. 4 wheel drive, 5 speed, shrub, rock, or any other 85 Audi QT ...... • 9,595 ing) in recent weeks has com­ natural oblect without o writ­ Two door. One owner, air conditioning, 6 cy­ CLASSIFIED 5-hosl -overall plan excellent condition. linder, all options, 84 Toy. Camry ....• 7,995 pounded past crop failures. ten permit for the purpose of 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Inflation adds 4% to Social Security protecting Itorthepubllcand New tires, and brakes. great In snow. $4700 or 345 Center St., I Officials from Angola. Cuba, carries a tine of up to SSO for $1450 or best offer. best offer. 742-9770, af­ People & Sports Manchester • 647-7077 South Africa, and the United each affense. 646-2359. ter 6. (5 points for each correct answer) biggest advance since a 7.4 percent rises of July and August. accounted for 70 p cent of the Stales met recently and agreed 1 New York’s Metropolitan Museum of pension and disability insurance SATURDAY, October 25, Benefits increase percent rise in 1982, back when Higher food costs The good news was that gasoline September increase. 9-3,54 Richmond Drive, that all (CHOOSE ONE: Cuban. A rt is hosting the most co m ple te e x h ib i­ program. It said the maximum monthly higher inflation rates translated prices dropped 1.7 percent; the On grocery store shelves, con­ Manchester. Moving South African) troops would he tion of Edgar Degas’ works ever. Art fueled by drought $21 a month for into bigger cost-of-living bad news was that food prices sumers saw fruit and vegetable out of town. Furniture, withdrawn from Angola in 24 to experts usually include Degas among benefit for a worker retiring in china, glassware, lln- 1988 at age 65 will rise $61, from increases. rose 0.8 percent. prices climb 4.5 percent, with 30 m onths. the group of artists known as an average retiree boost retail prices ens, more.______CLEARANCE SALE $838 to $899. The change in Social Security More significant than any of most of that reflecting residual TAG Sale. Saturday, Oc­ The Department of Energy re­ 2 Billionaire Sam Moore Walton again The exact size of the increase benefits is calculated by taking those numbers for some 38.4 effects from the summer’s tober 22, 9-4. Violin, cently shut down its Rocky Flats lopped “ Forbes” magazine’s list of the WASHINGTON (AP) - The became official today when the increases in the CPI for urban WASHINGTON (AP) - A million Americans was the effect drought. electric stove with self- plant in Colorado for safely 400 rirhewt Americans. Walton, owner nation’s 38.4 million Social Secur­ Labor Department announced wage earners and clerical rekindling of higher food costs today’s report will have on their Also rising were beef prices, up cleaning oven, child­ reasons. It is the second suspen­ of ihe ..f.. discount stores, is worth ren's clothing and toys ity recipients will get a 4.0 the change in the Consumer Price workers for the July-September brought on by the drought sent Social Security checks beginning 1.1 percent, and poultry prices, up and much more. 8 and ON NEW 1988 sion of nuclear (CHOOSE ONE: about $6,7 billion. percent benefit increase in Janu­ Index for September. period, compared to the same retail prices up 0.3 percent last in January. 1.3 percent. Poultry is now 23.7 weapons, energy) produrlion in 16 Strawberry Lane 3 The Oakland A’s, baseball’s winningest ary, the second highest boost in Since 1975, Social Security period in the previous year. month, the Labor Department Those checks will be up 4.0 percent more costly than at the as many months. (off Keeney Street). team, swept the Boston Red Sox to 6 '/ i years, the government said benefits have risen automatically More than 4 million recipients said today. Nearly balancing the percent — or $21 a month for the beginning of 1988. SATURDAY and Sunday, make It to the W orld Series for Ihe first today. each year with the CPI with the of Supplemental Security In­ steeper grocery prices was the average recipient. That will be The overall gain in food prices October 22 8, 23. 9-4. F U L L SIZE The Social Security Adminis­ exception of six months in 1983 come, a welfare program for the sharpest drop in gasoline costs the second highest boost in the was up dramatically from a 0.5 Miscellaneous. 17 lim e since (CHOOSE O NE; 1974, 1981). tration said the increase prom­ that were skipped to help bail the aged, blind or disabled, will also since February. last 6‘/ti years. percent August advance and was South Road, Bolton. Newsname 4 So far, 1988 has been a bad year fo r NFL ises an extra $21 a month for the system out of a crisis. get a 4.0 percent increase. The overall consumer price Breaking down the new report, the sharpest since a 0.9 percent (15 points for correct quarterbacks. Perhaps Ihe hardest hit PICKUPS average retired worker, who now The increase for 1988 was 4.2 rise was considered moderate the department said two compo­ answer or answers) team has been Ihe which lost WANTED TO gets $516 a month from the huge percent, which had been the See BENEFITS, page 14 and was down a notch from the 0.4 nents — food and clothing — See INFLATION, page 14 BUY/TRADE I recently visited starter B ernie Kosar and tw o backups to M o b u tu Sese Seko, injuries. President of Zaire. a-Detroil Lions Old furniture, clocks, OVER FACTORY He agreed to be­ b-Cincinnati Bongals oriental rugs, lamps, come Ihe first black < c-Cleveland Browns Hospital gets paintings, coins. Je­ INVOICE ONLY African head of stale 5 O ve r th e w ee ke n d, tw o o f college fo o t­ welry, glass & china. PLUS $300 to visit my country ball's undefeated teams were scheduled Will pay cash. Please since 1971. W h o am to meet head-on. as Notre Dame played call, 646-8496. FACTORY REBATE I and what nation host to number one-ranked (CHOOSE d o I leadf ONE: UCLA, Miami). IN STOCK UNITS • INVOICES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST mental health YOUR SCORE; 91 to 100 points - TOP SCORE! 81 to 90 points — Excellent 71 to 80 points — Good 61 to 70 points — Fair. Automotive « Knowledge Unlimited, inc. 1017-88 ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ iuip|y\-s crisis center CARS ^ :: arter-— t ;s|siuoissajdiu|-| :siBOdS V 31d03d FOR SALE p-t, :p-t ; j - f i :q-| :saUOMH3IVW By Alex Glrelll in the state, was worked out by piujV mnos ’pqioa M d :aWVNSM3N Manchester Herald the hospital and the councils of 1980 CADILLAC Sedan CffEVROLET suodPOM-s !upqn3-t> 1ajp|jpw the two catchment areas. Devllle. Excellent con­ dition. $5500 or best ri*2 9 MAIN STREET a TEL. 646-6464 • MANCHESTER (Exit 3 off 1-384)1 l•||UJ.r^if dn-padd.>|s-} :pua^|v-r tsqjos Jiuqia-i :]dO3S01HOM Manchester Memorial Hospital Matthews said this is the first offer. 742-0691. ART APPRECIA­ has been conditionally chosen as time two catchment areas have the site for a mental health crisis worked together to present a TION — Victor center to provide 24-hour mobile proposal. Schmidt, 10, left, service to 14 towns on both sides Whitney Jacobs of Manchester of the Connecticut River. represented the area which in­ and Doug Selbie, An operating agreement must cludes Manchester at the news 11, play on the still be worked out between the conference. hospital and the state Depart­ Matthews said Manchester sculpture on the ment of Mental Health. Memorial Hospital is a good lawn in front Approval of the hospital’s prop­ location for the center to serve osal has been given by state some towns west of the river of Manchester Mental Health Commissioner Mi­ because Hartford hospitals are Community Col­ chael F. Hogan. The approval crowded. was announced today at a news Dr. Stephen Hoizman. head of lege. Both boys conference in Manchester by psychiatry at the Manchester are from Bolton. state Rep. John Thompson, D- Memorial Hospital, was not at the Pitrlck Flynn/Mincha«t*r Herald Manchester, and state Sen. Cyn­ news conference, held in hearing thia Matthews, D-Wethersfield, room of Lincoln Center. Ip a who have promoted the the prepared news release he was establishment of mental health quoted as saying the center will Town seeks no-trial ruling against Senkow crisis centers. provide immediate assessment The two legislators had asked and treatment for mentally ill people in crisis, aiming to minim­ harassed a town employee by Robert B. Weiss, (former Public admitted to police that he had Hogan to fund the center in By Andrew Yurkovsky ize their problems and avert placing allegedly pornographic Works Director) George A. Kan- placed pornographic materials Manchester despite the fact that Manchester Herald hospitalization for them. materials on her desk. He filed a dra and (Assistant Town Man­ on the desk of Carol Zebb, then the department had been ordered Gene Fergione, administrative suit against the town and town ager) Steven R. Werbner, hereby assistant planning director. to cut back funds. A fund of A motion has been filed in U.S. director of mental health services officials in January seeking rein­ move for summary judgment on Senkow said he put the mate­ $720,000 has been approved. District Court seeking a judg­ for the hospital, said the original statement to his form er job and the ground that no genuine issues rials, photographs and the novel The center will serve Manches­ ment in favor of the town in the proposal called for more funds back pay. The suit charged that as to any material facts exist and "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," on ter, Bolton, Hebron, South Wind­ lawsuit brought against the town than the $720,000, and some town officials had maliciously that they are entitled to a Zebb’s desk to cheer her up. sor, Tolland, Ellington, East earlier this year by former Town budget adjustments will have to conspired to force him from his judgment as a matter of law.” In August 1986, Senkow was Hartford, Glastonbury, Marlbo­ Engineer Walter J. Senkow. be made. The center will be Leon M. Rosenblatt, Senkow’s allowed to resign after an agree­ rough, Newington, Rocky Hill The motion for a summary job. staffed by the hospital with Celia could not be reached for attorney, could not be reached for ment was reached with his union, and Wethersfield. judgment was filed on Thursday Those towns are in two "catch­ people who will provide a mobile by Thomas P. Celia, an assistant comment this morning. comment this morning. the Civil Service Employees ment areas," which are geogra­ emergency mental health ser­ town attorney, in U.S. District In his written request for a Senkow, the top town engineer Affiliates. The town was unable to fill phic areas defined by the Depart­ vice, traveling where necessary Court in Hartford. In a summary summary judgment, O lla says, for 18 years, was originally fired Senkow’s post. A new position ment of Mental Health. The to provide assistance. judgment a judge rules in fa vor of "Pursuant to Rule 56 of the in May 1986 for "violation of with lower qualifications, known proposal for the center in Man­ a defendant without a trial. Federal Rules of Civil Proce­ proper town personnel practi­ as director of engineering servi­ chester, one of three to be funded See CRISIS, page 14 Senkow, 51. resigned in 1986 dures. the defendants, the town of ces.” In an investigation that began before the firing, Senkow ces, was created in its place. amid charges that he sexually Manchester. (Town Manager) Sakharov says Kremlin C all him approves travel to U.S.

‘C ap tain ’ MOSCOW (A P) - Human tan. For his human rights activi­ rights activist Andrei D. Sak­ ties, he was awarded the 1975 harov today said the Kremlin has Nobel Peace Prize. H oiyfieid tentatively agreed to let him He was exiled to the closed city leave the Soviet Union for the first of Gorky in 1980 and released time, to attend a conference in the under Gorbachev’s administra­ By Andrew Yurkovsky United States. tion in December 1986. Manchester Herald He said he will leave for the He told reporters the govern­ United States next month. ment agreed "in principle" to Bussell C. Hoiyfieid, a lieuten­ Sakharov, the father of the allow him to attend a conference ant in the detective division of the Soviet dissident movement, told a of the International Foundation Manchester Police Department news conference the lifting of a for the Survival and Development and a 17-year member of the travel ban against him was due to of Humanity. Sakharov said he force, was promoted to captain Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s program had not yet officially applied for today. He will take over as of economic and political restruc­ the necessary travel documents. commander of the patrol turing and the personal efforts of division. some Soviet officials. In a related move, Capt. Robert Granting Sakharov a visa to TODAY Guliano will take over as com­ travel abroad would be a dra­ mander of the administrative matic gesture to show the liberal­ In d e x division. He had been the head of ization under Gorbachev’s re­ 20 pagBB, 2 BBcMans the patrol division. forms. It could also set an Chief Robert D. Lannan an­ uncormfortable precedent for the Bualnaaa - ___13 ObltuarlM.^— 2 nounced the changes today in a Kremlin, because many other Claaalllad . 23-28 Opinion_____ 10 ceremony at headquarters at­ Soviets are prohibited from leav­ Comict — _ _ 19 PaopI* I .-II.. 18 tended by town officials including PttrlcK Flynn/Minchmter Herald ing the country on grounds they F o c u a _ ___18 Sporta — 15-17 Mayor Peter P. DlRosa Jr. The know state secrets. Local — _ _2-6 Sdanca _ _ _ 23 changes, which follow recom­ HAPPY DAY — Russell C. Hoiyfieid, gratulated by his wife, Linda, following He has spoken out repeatedly Lottary _ ___2 Stata/Raglon J8-0 mendations in a 1986 manage- promoted to captain today In the the announcement. At right is their son, for free emigration and protested Natlon/World Talavltlon------20 Soviet intervention in Afghanis­ 11-12 W aakand_ 21-22 See PROMOTION, page 14 Manchester Police Department, Is con- Travis, 14. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 21, 198B - S 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Oct. 21, 1988 Office space IN B R IE F Dump your hazardous waste RECORD Dear mall site Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday e Fund-raiser canceled

A statewide celebration of the March of By Nancy Concelman Among the items that will be The collection this year will Police Roundup Dimes 50th anniversary, scheduled for A bou t Tow n may increase Manchester Herald accepted are gasoline and motor cost about $15,000, 40 percent of Saturday, has been cancelled, said an agency oils, car waxes and polishes, which will be covered by Lbc- spokesman. Nail polish, car batteries and medicines, hair dyes and sprays, state. Glaeser said. Last month Bv Nancy Concelman According to Joyce Epstein, the event will Second burglary arrest Manchester Herald mothballs are among the items all-purpose cleaners and differ­ Glaeser said he was afraid that Self esteem course slated be held in either January or February. The residents may bring to the dump ent types of pesticides. The first 5 with Gov. William A. O’ NeiH’s Connections, A Center For Learning wiii sponsor Another Hartford man has been charged in event was cancelled since organizers felt that The amount of proposed office space in the area of Saturday during the town’s gallons are free, but there is a $2 budget cuts, the Conservation a three-session ciass on building self esteem. The connection with a string of burglaries in Manchester with election day upcoming it was just too the Pavilions at Buckland Hills could increase by as Household Hazardous Waste Col­ per gallon charge after that. Commission would have to spend sessions will be held on Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9 during the summer, police said. much as 325,000 square feet if a development busy a time of the year, she said. lection Day. scheduled for 8:30 $15,000 of the approximately p.m. beginning Oct. 26. Deposits of $10 are due by Carlos Muniz, 19, was charged on Thursday in The celebration was scheduled to be held at Conservation Commission connection with several burglaries, including one on proposed for a site west of the Pavilions is approved. a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Manchester $16,000 it had left in its budget. Friday. For more information call 6^5161. the Lowe Building of Manchester Community members Thursday prepared fli­ East Middle Turnpike on July 27, one on on Lake - Plans for the 325,000-square-foot development and landfill off Olcott Street. For more information on the College. ers to distribute to elementary Street on July 28, and another on Spring Street on a 465,000-square-foot shopping center, to be called school children and at various collection, call the town Health Garden club plans workshop the Plaza at Buckland Hills, were filed Monday at Hazardous material will be Aug. 1, police said. accepted by employees of Ra- locations throughout town to Department at 647-3173. The Perennial Planters Garden Club will meet Carlos Rodriguez, 21, of Hartford, was arrested the South Windsor Town Hall. Andover woman on council diac, a New York City firm that publicize the event. Oct. 24 at the home of Gail Rosenberg, 75 Bobby Friday in connection with several Manchester A specific use for the 325,000-square-foot develop­ specializes in handling hazardous Lane at 7:30 p.m. There will be a workshop on burglaries that also took place in the summer. ment hasn’t been determined, but the complex will ANDOVER — Linda Meadows of Andover A collection day held in 1985 EMERGENCY Christmas Decorations for the Whiton Library. Muniz appeared in Manchester Superior Court on -include office space and possibly some retail, said has been appointed by Gov. William O’Neill to waste, and taken to a licensed brought only $7,000 worth of Fire — Police — Medical Hosting the meeting, with Rosenberg, will be Thur^ay. His case was continued to Nov. 10. He is .Alan Hutensky, a partner in one of the development serve her second term on the Connecticut dumping site. The Manchester hazardous waste. Glaeser Helen Jamroga and Elsie Huffield. Marie Maxim is being held on a bond of $19,750. firms. Developmental Disabilities Council. landfill cannot accept hazardous blamed the small turnout on lack D IA L 911 providing the flowers for the Whiton Library for The Plaza at Buckland Hills project is a joint' The council works to assure full waste. Conservation Commission of publicity and Hurricane In Manchester October. venture to be developed by Down East Associates, participation in community life for people who Chairman Arthur Glaeser said. Gloria. which consists of Bronson & Hutensky of Hartford have sever and chronic disabilities that Area CROP Walk on Sunday Military Notes and Melvin Simon & Associates of Indianapolis. Ind. appear before the age of 22. Both firms had originally proposed the 900,000 A 6.2-mile walk for the Manchester Area Meadows has been active on the council’s Winchester Mall for the site, which straddles the L •• Lt,'- ■ Community Response to Other’s Poverty will be education and quality review committees, and '.■> .IV ^ held Sunday beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the Second Completes basic training Manchester-South Windsor border, but abandoned PROOFING I rsave2 0 % Geoffrey Naab, a Republican town director in worries to Munns. though. He points to his jobs as al.so said he supported building more prisons and a North charges $25,000 for renewed fabric textures. Regular drycleaning can '20% NEW HAVEN (AP) - Teams of federal strict death penalty statute. such appearances. prosecutors. FB I agents and U.S. postal Manchester, characterized Munns as hard­ committee clerk and staff aide to the Republican extend the life of (and protect the investment you've Raincoats I ALL WARDROBE Roberts said he would inspectors have been set up in three cities in working. enthusiastic and knowledgeable. .secretary, legislative intern at the State Library On afforable housing. Munns said he would made in) your valuable wardrobe. Now, take ad­ have enough to cover OFF Professionally I on incoming orders Connecticut to handle any reports of voting " I think he’d make a dam good representative.” and for the Legislature’s Public Safety Committee. support the continued funding of state matching North’ s fee but would have vantage of Superior protection at savings! irregularities in the Nov. 8 general election. said Naab. " I think Mr. Munns would bring to the He also has served as vice chairman of the funds for towns building affordable housing. All Household Items Cleaned | of *10 or more Legislature what Mr. Bates does not. If you want Glastonbury Republican Town Committee, and he Restricting business development over large to pay $4,000 for the costs of U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said. the dinner. with this coupon | with this coupon somebody who is going to work hard for the district cites his recent election as a Glastonbury groundwater supplies and stricter dumping laws All Work Done with this coupon The U.S. attorney’s offices in Bridgeport. About 100 North suppor­ ... that man is Paul Munns. not Mr. Bates.” councilman as proof of his experience. al.so are issues Munns said he supports. Expires Nov. 12, 1988 __ New Haven and Hartford have been ters and detractors outside On Premises Expires Nov. 12, 1988 NM I Expires Nov. 12, 1988__| Nick Paindiris, Glastonbury’s Democratic town Munns also says he has been a member of designated to receive and act on complaints of It’s been a long, long time of the banquet hall ex­ voter fraud. Twardy said Monday. chairman, is not convinced. He said that Munns Glastonbury’s Public Safety Commission, and he changed banter, with de­ Rt. 83 & Kelly Rd., Vernon 875-1646 Valid Only on Incoming Orders There are a number of actions that does not have as much experience as Bates, who has worked with the student government while at SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - The word tractors outnumbering the A new, convenient location TRI-CITY PLAZA FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED constitute violations of federal .statutes been in office for three terms. Central Connecticut State University in New “ politics” has been around for a long time. It supporters. including bribing or intimidating voters, “ There’s a lot to be learned that cannot be learned Britain entered English about 1529 but it is at least as old as altering vole tallies or casting fraudulent from a textbook.” Paindiri.' said. First-hand “ People have pinned that (issue of being too ancient Greece. ballots. experience is valuable. I don’t see him as mature young) on m e” said Munns. “ I know they’re smart In Greek, "politikos” originally meant pertainingl enough and experienced enough to handle (the enough to read right through that. to citizens or civic affairs. - Pennsylvania House

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Oct. 21, 1988 Obscene performance case Extra renovations ‘Model’ search is transferred to Hartford at schools funded for manager The case against a Manchester resident information leading to the arrest were not and Rockville High School student supervi­ available because the arrest warrant sor charged with employing a minor in an affidavit has been sealed by a Superior by leftover money to be reviewed obscene performance was continued to Court judge. Nov. 7 during an arraignment Thursday in Meanwhile, Jenkins has been suspended By Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Superior Court, court officials without prejudice from his job as an By Andrew J. Davis lowered that amount to about $10 Manchester Herald said. in-school suspension supervisor at Rock­ Manchester Herald million. It was finally cut to $8.8 John L. Jenkins, 30. of 166C Homestead ville High School, said Albert Kerkin, million in an effort to gain public The committee that will coordinate the search St., was arraigned on the obscenity charge superintendent of Vernon schools. Additional renovations are be­ acceptance, he said. for a new town manager for Manchester plans to and various narcotics charges, court Jenkins was invited to appear today ing done at Nathan Hale and "We’re doing what we can meet next week with Bloomfield’s mayor to find officials said. He was released on a $5,000 before the school administration to re­ Verplanck schools even though afford,” Phillips said. “When we out how that community went about its search for non-surety bond. spond to the charges against him. Kerkin contracted renovations have first started it was $12 million and a manager three years ago. His case was transferred to Hartford said. A decision on Jenkins’ employment been completed. that never would have gotten The Manchester committee, which is made up Superior Court, where cases involving will be made when investigations by police Richard Mankey, architect of through referendum. ... It would of five present and past town directors, met for penalties greater than those of a class D and school officials are complete, he said. the renovation projects at both be nice to have $1 million more.’’ the first time Thursday afternoon in the town felony are heard. Jenkins is a 1976 graduate of Manchester schools, announced the additional Primary work already finished manager’s office in the Municipal Buidling. The Employing a minor in an obscene High School and had attended Manchester work during a meeting of thetown at Nathan Hale includes repaving members discussed a variety of issues concern- performance is a class A felony punishable Community College, John E. Franckling, a There are two lifesaving steps you can take to Building Committee Thursday. the parking lot, building storage ling the search, including the confidentiality of by up to 25 years in prison. Glastonbury attorney representing Jen­ The extra work is being done with rooms and replacing between 700 committee meetings. Jenkins was arrested on a warrant at kins. said. avoid the tragedy of fire. First, you can learn money left from the original to 800 bricks. Town Manager Robert B. Weiss announced about 7 p.m. Tuesday at his home and also Jenkins also coached the Bolton High work. At Verplanck, work included last month that he would retire in June 1989. He charged with possession of cocaine, School baseball team in 1986 and 1987 and to prevent fires by keeping areas around the Work at both schools includes rebuilding the office area and did not attend Thursday’s meeting. narcotic substances and drug parapherna­ for a short time, about five years ago, painting classrooms and corri­ building a 1,500-square-foot addi-. The committee agreed Tuesday to meet with lia, police said. wrote a bowling column for the Manches­ home, farm and business uncluttered. Storing dors, new corridor flooring, ad­ tion to the media center. Bloomfield Mayor David Baram after member Police said details of the charges and ter Herald, ding temperature controls, relo­ The committee also discussed Stephen T. Penny, a former Manchester mayor, chemicals carefully. Keeping matches away cation of existing cabinets and possible additional work to Wad­ suggested Baram would be willing to speak to the building new cabinets. dell, Bowers and the high school, group. Hartford orders shelter probe from children. The second step is to know Baram has written an article for publication in About $100,000 is left in each though Phillips said it was too purchasing department has said officials school’s contingency fund for the early to talk about detaiuls. a manual being prepared for state elected HARTFORD (AP) — The city manager what to do in case you’re caught in a fire. Plan officials outlining how Bloomfield conducted its has ordered an investigation into reports on the contract-selection panel felt the bid added renovations, Mankey said. Decisions on more work at the was unrealistically low. He said he hoped work could be three schools will not be made search for a town manager in 1985. Committee that a city-owned shelter for the homeless fire drills. Install smoke detectors. Learn members said that Bloomfield’s procedure is has been mismanaged by the private, Assistant City Manager Maria Borrero, completed by March. until the original construction is who oversees social services, said CRT "What we have to do is start completed, Phillips said. “This is considered a model for other communities. non-profit agency under contract to escape routes. Because careless fires can cost Weiss distributed a copy of Baram’s article to operate it. officials promised her they would replace working until we run out of just a hope list,” he said. the employees who have been running the money,” he said. "You go item by Work on the elementary the Board of Directors last month. City Manager Alfred A. Gatta said lives, knowing what to do can save lives. It’s Discussion at the meeting touched on qualifica­ Thursday that he would delay renewing the McKinney shelter by next week. item so you don't extend schools is scheduled to be com­ Borrero said CRT has acknowledged yourself.” pleted in February, though Phil­ tions for the job, deadlines forthe search, and the city’s contract with the Community that simple ... and that smart. confidentiality of committee meetings. Renewal Team, or CRT, until officials problems with its staff at the shelter. One Nathan Hale and Verplanck are lips has said it should be done by worker made sexual advances to a city two of the five schools undergoing the beginning of March. Members agreed that the committee should examine reports of improper supervision continue with the search beyond Weiss’s and frequent shortages of food, towels and social worker and other women who visited reconstruction. Waddell School, Work at Manchester High is not the shelter, according to the social worker. Bowers School and Manchester scheduled to be completed until departure if it is unhappy with the candidates. other supplies. April, but Phillips has estimated They also agreed that politics should play no role Despite memoranda by city social The social worker also complained that High School also are part of the donated clothing was stolen, and an $8.8 million bond project. that work could be finished by the in the proceedings. workers questioning the ability of CRT to end of the year. “If we get into politics, we just shot ourselves in operate the Stewart B. McKinney Shelter, assessment by her supervisor, Henry Paul Phillips, Building Com­ Langley, reported that the shelter ran out mittee chairman, said the addi­ Among the work being consi­ the foot,” said former Mayor Nathan G. the city’s purchasing department in This page is paid for and dered at the two elementary Agostinelli, president of Manchester State Bank. August awarded the agency a $425,000 of food on at least 23 days this year. tional work was eliminated from CRT also failed to provide a staff of two the main contract because of schools are painting classrooms Directors and members of the public have contract to run the shelter for a second and adding window shades. suggested that the next manager should be year. Gatta has not yet signed that at all times, as specified by its contract. sponsored by the following projected cost overruns. Officials On April 22, only one CRT employee was originally wanted to bond $12 At the high school, installing strong in financial skills, but Agostinelli contract to renew it formally. new doors, lights and panic suggested that it might be wrong to put too much A second non-profit group, the House of on duty when a homeless man stopped civic minded businesses. million for the renovation pro­ breathing at the shelter. The employee was jects, but fearing it would not hardware are among the items emphasis in one area. Bread, proposed to run the city shelter for pass a public referendum, they being considered. $250,000, but a spokeswoman for the able to revive the man. Auto raffle aids UNICO MORIARTY BROTHERS REGAL’S CHORCHES MOTORS, MANCHESTER STATE The Manchester Chapter of i> CHECK US OUT! 315 Center Street "Your Quality Men's Shop" IHC. BANK UNICO National, the Italian- 903 Main Street Manchester • 643-5135 “Your Local Hometown Bank” American civic organization, will Manchester • 643-2478 60 Oakland Street hold its 14th annual car raffle Manchester • 643-2791 1041 Main Street Nov. 27 at the Army and Navy Manchester • 646-4004 Club, 1090 Main St. Raymond F. ORLANDO ANNULLI & Damato is chairman of the event. CENTURY 21- The event will start at 2 p.m. SONS, INC. DONALD S. GENOVESI There will be a cash bar and .___ 147 Hale Road. P. O. 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David Lott. custody dpring his two decades of each of assault with a weapon, Toronto woman with a metal plundered files, offices and the kitchen, that hospital.” Toronto Police Merrill, a 4l-year-old career crime in Connecticut. sexual assault and forcible cable after breaking into her then staged a food fight before fleeing with of affordable An inmate who escaped from Sgt. David Lott said. “ I think he criminal from Tolland, has been He was being held at the prison confinement. house. & REGION Connecticut's maximum- was looking for a way out of the held in a Toronto jail since Sept. while awaiting trial on charges The latter two charges stem On Wednesday, Merriil’scourt- electronic equipment, police said. security prison and was later hospital, but it didn’t happen. He 24. He had been captured two stemming from a sexual assault from the sexual assault of a appointed lawyer appeared in a Nahley claims due The intruders apparently entered the captured in Canada was thwarted was kind of surprised” days earlier in a New Brunswick and burglary in March 1987 in 15-year-old girl at knifepoint, a city court and waived M erriil’s United Church of Christ building early houses in state in his attempts to escape yet Merrill has refused to talk apple orchard. South Windsor. crime to which M errill confessed right to a baii hearing, Lott said. D ANBU RY (A P ) - Today is the Wednesday through a basement window again, authorities said. Merrill lived in Toronto for deadline for people who believe they were about how he sustained the Toronto police have charged after his capture, poiice say. Court officiais scheduled Mer­ and did at least $20,000 worth of damage, HARTFORD (AP) - A new of a home in Connecticut was several months after his Somers Merrill with six counts of break­ victimized by former Danbury Probate said Lt. Robert Voccola on Thursday. injury, but police have learned The assault-with-a-weapon rill’s next court appearance for poll shows that most Connecticut more than $160,000, the housing Frederick R. Merrill’s plan was from jail sources that it was part escape, his third e.scape from ing and entering and one count Judge Richard L. Nahley to file claims charge alleges that Merrill beat a Nov. 16. Police are talking to some suspects and residents believe the state faces a department said. The average upset when he was taken to a of the escape plan, Lott said. against the late lawyer’s estate. arrests are expected next week, Voccola severe shortage of affordable monthly rent for a two-bedroom Toronto East General Hospital Merrill escaped from the Nahley committed suicide in a said. Nearly all the electronic equipment, housing, and more than half of the apartment in the state was $600 in Oct. 7 for treatment of a broken Somers State Prison in August Washington. D.C., hotel room on Nov. 20. including a computer, two electric guitars YOU DON’T HAVE TO CROSS THE RIVER respondents said they would not 1987, a Housing Finance Author­ jaw. He had expected to be 1987 and was captured in Canada 1987, days after disappearing from and a cassette player, was recovered at ANYMORE FOR FINE CHILDREN’S CLOTHING! object to low income housing in ity survey said. admitted to a different hospital last month. He learned from P A P ’S Connecticut. Form er clients of his law one of the suspect’s, he said. their towns. Ferree said 72 percent of the where he knew the layout of the other Toronto inmates the layout practice, banks that loaned him money and Get in the spirit with a The poll, released Wednesday, respondents agreed that afforda­ building, police said. of Toronto East General Hospital NlwHowt: others have filed claims against his estate "It appears that he had the was commissioned by the state ble housing is a right that the next to the jail where prisoners Now o ra 7 da)S a wucki and totalling more than $3 million. Historic houses lost word that he would go to a certain Msn, Toes, Wed., Sal. 106 JO SALE Department of Housing and the government should guarantee, usually are treated, said Toronto Today marks the expiration of a Thin, t Fii. tO-0 featuring unique BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The city Connecticut Housing Finance Au­ even if tax money needs to be Son It 'S state-mandated, 210-day waiting period holiday dresses historian says Bridgeport is losing too thority and was conducted by the spent. More than 70 percent of TwinPhia that began in March, when Nahley’s estate SeOSolwanAve. many historic houses to new developments University of Connecticut Insti­ those polled said the government Alpssa • Ruth of Carolina was declared insolvent. NU revises request (Rte IM| Doris Sardelis • O’Neil that don’t have the same charm and tute of Social Inquiry. should provide financial incen­ Sooth Wmdut, CT character. Taken between Feb. 2 and Feb. Sandy’s Girl • Halo midChssPmtection tives to developers to produce (Neitlo “ We’ve lost quite a number of important Chiu Row Rwltuianl) City billed for towels 24, the poll surveyed 500 ran­ affordable housing. Largest selecUon of Christening Pennzoil Presents Arnie's “Caddy" Giveaway! houses.” David Palmquist said Thursday. domly selected adults on housing- The poll found strong prefer­ 644-5766 NEW BRITAIN (AP) - City officials AP photo for rate increases Ensembles In the area. WIN ONE OF 50 1989 CADILLAC SEDAN DF VILLES Currently, Palmquist is trying to save a related issues. The margin of ence for local solutions to the have been sent a hefty bill for nearly 1,000 Prem ie Sixes, Aqua Learn, Car M.iil in entry lorms .ivitilahli' hen ‘ MOOSE HUNT ENDS — New 96-year-old Queen Anne house from error is plus or minus 5 percent, affordable housing shortage. HARTFORD (AP) - State next year. towels that a motel manager claims were Seats, Bassinettes, Jolly Jumper, Hampshire State Fish and Game demolition. He says he has been unable to said G. Donald Ferree, associate Two-thirds of those polled agreed Consumer Counsel James F. Meehan, however, said the taken by displaced New Britain tenants. SnugU a Much Morel Officer Eric Stohl tags a 15-point persuade its owners and neighbors to sit director of the institute. that "decisions about what hous­ Meehan dismissed as unfair a utility could accelerate its phas­ Z-7 30/ Z-7 40 Z-7 5W-30 "W e’ve never had so many towels taken down and talk. State housing officials will use ing should be provided should be revised proposal for increased ing in of the nuclear plant without GT 20 -50 from our motel,” Maurice \Villis, manager bull moose shot in Pittsburg, N.H. Z-7 10-30 Z-7 10W-40 Palmquist said that if the two sides don’t results of the $22,000 poll to gather strictly a local matter.” utility rates, vowing to "fight to a rate increase. He suggested of the Susse Chalet in Hartford .said during the state's first moose hunt get together soon, the house will be support during the upcoming Papandrea said he was sur­ the bitter end” to keep Northeast taking on just 24 percent more of Thursday. since 1901. $ 1 0 9 demolished. legislative session for programs prised that the results did not Utilities from raising its rates the plant’s costs and cutting the The motel had served as a temporary next year. /QT. designed to increase the amount reflect expected widespread res­ company’s profit margin from home for three weeks this summer for 13 Northeast Utilities spokesman of affordable housing. istance to low-income housing. 13.5 percent to 12.6 percent. families, including 39 children, who were Black cop claims bias Yale honors drama chief Jeff Kotkin said Thursday the “ They’re trying to make resi­ He noted that 62 percent of those dsiplaced when their apartments were “ This was money well spent, company has reduced its pro­ dential customers pay for Mill­ TURBO lOW-30 /QT. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Lloyd Richards, polled said they would not object condemned by city officials. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - A black officer and it forms the basis for us in the posed electricity rate increase stone.” Meehan said. “ They are who has revitalized Yale University’s to low-income housing in their The assistant city attorney, Seth says the police department’s office of marketing of our programs.” from $109 million to $94 million. again trying to get away with School of Drama in hi.s 10 years as director, town. Feigenbaum, said New Britain plans to internal affairs is harassing him because Housing Commissioner John F. The company also reduced its unreasonable profit levels and has drawn “ the admiration of the world” Papandrea said. He said copies of “ When 62 percent say they PAP AUTO PARTS contest the bill of $1,228 for towels. of a racial discrimination suit he has filed. proposed increa.se in gas rates. hike rates when they don’t need to 307 East Center St. ■ Manchester, CT. Officer Wiljiam Bailey, a five-year to Yale and New Haven, President Benno the results would be delivered to would not object to low-income Kotkin said. be increased.” (Rear of Lenox Pharmacy) police force member, said the office has C. Schmidt Jr. said Thursday. all members of the General housing in their neighborhood, But Meehan said he and Attor­ For an average residential Federal judge gets case alleged he sells and uses drugs, and sleeps Schmidt said during a dinner honoring Assembly and to chief elected that gives rise to the notion that ney General Joseph I. Lieberman customer, the electrical rate 649-3528 Richards in the Yale Commons that the officials across the stale. there are a lot of people who are are still strongly opposed to any NEW HAVEN (AP) — A federal judge is with prostitutes and children. increase would cost $2.87 a director of the Yale Repertory Theater is a not being heard.” he said. utility rate increase next year. It Pays to Rap with PAP being asked to decide whether city school Bailey said the allegations stem from Ferree said that an overwhelm­ month, Kotkin said. The increase "symbol of hope and a symbol of things to Meehan maintain.s Northeast would take effect Jan. 1, 1989. officials acted lawfully when they kicked charges first made by Anthony Gon.salves. ing majority - 88 percent- agreed come.” Utilities is using the increase to The Connecticut Department of out of school a student who was the a man he said harbors a grudge against that the cost of housing is a Dr. Crawford W. Long of ” I know of no one at this university who make residential electric custo­ Public Utility Control is expected We are proud to present the works of apparent target of two shootings, one of him. “ major problem” in Connecticut. Jefferson, Ga., first u.sed ether a.s The feud between the two erupted last better exemplies our aspirations for an anesthetic during a minor mers finance the company’s to decide in December whether to Thomas AAcKnight - which resulted in another student’s More than 80 percent of renters Millstone 3 nuclear power plant. November when Bailey shot at Gonsalves’ excellence,” Schmidt told the 600 people operation in 1842. grant the propo.sed increases, wounding. responding said they could not He also;paid the increa.se will give Meehan said. available in prints and cards. car and punched him in the face at police who attended the dinner. School officials say Hillhouse High afford to buy a home in Connecti­ the company unreasonably big headquarters. Richards, who won a Tony Award this School senior Reese Green poses a danger cut. the poll found. Among profits. Because of the incident, Bailey was year for his work with playwright Augu.st EMERGENCY to other students because of his apparent homeowners, two of three re­ The company’s revi.sed request suspended without pay. stripped of his city Wil.son in the play “ Fence's,” said that Fire — Police — Medical ex p o su re association with violent people. But spondents said they would not be would increa.se residential utility , limilcflimited Green’s attorneys say the incidents cited gun-carrying license and reassigned. theater is an “ area of communication. ” a r i & f r a m l n ){ Hours: Cloesd Mondsy able to buy their houses if they did rates by 6 percent, down from 6.5 111 Center Street by school authorities demonstrate only Bailey then filed a .suit claiming his “ Fence.s” premiered at the Yale DIAL 911 percent in the original request. Tuss., Wsd., FrI. S-S:30 not already own them. In Manchester Manchester Thurs. e-8 / Ssl. 0-5 that he has been a victim of violence. punishment was unjustly severe. Repertory Theater in 1985. Kotkin said. The proposed in­ In 1987, the average sale price crease in gas rates was dropped from 3:5 percent to just under 3 percent, he said. Kotkin said higher than ex­ Tax rebel challenges IRS again BEST BUY JCanniha'A Q oiladtion pected sales of power to other utilities allowed Northeast Utili­ Custom Made: BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Tax During one exchange with OIL CO. Wednesday in U.S. District Coiirl '-.V- ties to lower its propb.sed rate rebel Irwin Schiff is demanding a to answer the government's ques­ Ju.stice Department attorney De­ Vernon, CT i H ' a Sckctcfi Natural Fibre Ctotkin^ increases. • Draperies return from the Internal Revenue tions about the civil suit. borah Meland. Schiff offered to • Mini Blinds a D r»sv IlrcftfiCA Tor Sjiccial Occosiotu He said the company will use • Slipcovers Service: he wants the agency to In the suit, the Hamden author drophissuit if.shecould provethe 875-0876 the additional revenue to acceler­ • Pleated give him back the $200,000 he says demands the return of more than tax is mandatory. • Accessories, Gifts, JeweOy ate the phasing in of costs from it seized illegally when he didn’t $200,000 he claims was seized Schiff has been convicted and • Woven S h ad es a (,'ertified Ima^c And Wardrobin^ the company’s Millstone 3 nu­ pay income taxes in the 1970s, illegally from his publisher and imprisoned twice, for failing to \ ransulum* (By Appointment Onfy) clear plant. Forty-eight percent Woods • S h ad es Schiff, recently released from his bank accounts as payment for file fax returns in 1974 and 1975 COD of the plant’s costs are now paid his three-year federal prison 1976, 1977 and 1978 income taxes, and forevading taxes in 1980.1981 ISO Gallon Min. ■ 435 Hartford Tpke., Vernon • Vertical • W in d o w Prtca oublact to changa. • Voluma DIacounia through utility rates, and Kotkin term for tax evasion, appeared related penalties and interest. and 1982 NlJHnun 10-6. T h e n T ri 10-9 bji tO-6.SunJj> 12 1 said the company would like an Blinds Q uilts additional 32 percent of the •ADVERTISEMENT ' plant's cost under utility rates RE-ELECT The names you can, tnist are all here. Scout leader FALL SALE Where old books become new again gets 5 years lACK on Klrsch, Levolor, Pel Mar, Louverdrape & Graber. MANCHESTER Come to Kellner’s where the customer’s satisfaction is a for sex abuse tradition. Quality craftsmanship and reasonable prices HARTFORD (AP) — A former are standards not to be Ignored. Come see us soon. Books & Birds HOUSEHOLD Southington Boy Scout leader told “used books bought 4 sold" a judge ‘T m not really the monster I'm painted to be” 519 Middle Tpke. East (MinchMter Qreen) before the judge sentenced the .scout leader to five years in state Repiesentative Manchester, CT 06040 prison for .sexually molesting ME CENTER (203) 649-3449 HAZARDOUS WASTE members of his troop. David A. Bi.shop 37, was He Gets Results window'decorators o il Salk, Prop. sentenced Thur.sday in Superior Court in Hartford. His attoTipy WINDSOR AVENUE SHOPPING CENTER described him as a naive, imma­ Lever 5A 47 WINDSOR AVENUE. RT. 83 » ROCKVILLE, a O M M • 871-1775 COLLECTION DAY ture man who never lived on his OPEN: Mon. Sot. 9:30 AM-5:30 PM Thurs. 9:30 AM-9:00 PM own and only held p;irl-time, Paid (or by the committee to G il Salk, Proprietor of Books & Birds unskilled jobs. Re-elect Jack Thompson, Custom mode DRAPtRIES/SLIPCOVERS-Reody Mode CURIAINS-FASHION FABRICS " I realize 1 made a mistake. My Roger Negro Treasurer By Jim Byk none too soon. mistake affects many people.” A i appeared in The Journal Inquirer 8/23/81 “ On a good day, I can sell 100books,” Salk says. Saturday, Oct. 22 • 8:30am-3:00pm Bishop told Judge Salvatore F. “ I ’m not sure if you can help me,” a customer “ But I could easily buy 150 or 200 on that same Arena. “ For the past seven says as he walks through the towering aisles of day, which is why I keep needing larger space and months. I ’ve been living in my Books and Birds, a store that sells used books. why I moved here. Whenever I have a spare dime, ow’n prison. No matter what “ I ’m looking for a recent book. It’s called ‘Les I go out to buy books to add to my collection or to happens. I have to live with this Now you can Save Miserables.’” the stock. Some people may be able to make Manchester Landfill - Olcott Street the rest of my life. That’s very Although that tome is hardly recent, Gil Salk, money in this business, but most of us keep com­ (Rain or Shine) hard to take.” the 45-year-old owner and proprietor of Books and ing back to buy more books.” 'T m not the monster I ’m up to 40% off! Birds, which moved several weeks ago to Man­ Salk also finds that, in Manchester, his store is painted to be.” he said before chester, searches his expansive shelves, and dis­ filling a need that has been neglected since Collec­ Eagle CDs covers three editions of the Victor Hugo classic. tor's Corner left town with the demolition of the Sponsored by the Arena pronounced the sentence. A minute earlier, Salk was unsure if he had a Oddfellow’s Building in 1980. Bishop, scoutmaster of a Boy We Just Bought The Inventory copy of “ Les Miserables” to sell to the gentlemen, "There hasn’t been anything like it since then,” Town of Manchester Conservation Commission Scout Troop in Southington from are soaring but he says that he is always surprised by what he Salk says. "But I think that economically, intel­ 1985 until his dismissal in Febru­ finds on the shelves. The store features more than lectually and in terms of varieties of interests, ary. p’eaded guilty to .seven Of A Bankrupt Dealership 25,000 books ranging from items dating from the Manchester is a good community for this kind of Except for household hazardous wastes that are now banned, the counts of second-degree sexual 1700s to last year’s best seller. store.” assault and five counts of risk of Brand New "’88" Inventory ■ “ I love books,” Salk says, “ and I like people Salk’s inventory does cover a wide range of sub­ best way to deal with household hazardous wastes is to use them to new heignls. jects. The name of the store makes reference to injury to a minor. He was accused who love books, because they are intresting to Salk’s love for bird-watching and bird parapher­ up according to directions- All household hazardous wastes, in­ of engaging in manual and oral MUST BE SOLD! talk to. With this job, you learn something new ev­ ery day, because people will come in excited nalia. Salk says that his collection of bird books is sex acts with three Scouts, aged cluding banned wastes, will be accepted with the exception of the about finding something that you know nothing one of the largest in the state. 13 or 14, at his home, during Boy about.” Some of the other popular categories include li­ following: Scout outings and at Boy Scout Salk moved to Connecticut in the mid 1970 s terature, military subjects, hunting and fishing, camps. 8 . 0 0 ’^ nature, religion, cooking, children’s books and 8 . 3 0 ’‘ with 100 cartons of books, among his other posses­ NOT ACCEPTABLE: Defen.se attorney John R. Dono­ Annual Rate Annual Yield sions. He was married at the time, and says that books about Connecticut history. Salk also be­ van said Bishop is in a state of he was continuously filling up the house with longs to a national search service that for a fee, 2, 4, 5, T and Derivatives - Dioxin and Derivatives arrested development and that books, much to his ex-wlfe’s disnjay. will track down particularly hard to find items. his activities are "more suited to “ My wife kept on saying ‘Get rid of some of “ But with 25,000 books in stock, I cover most of RGB’s and Derivatives - Pentachlorophenol and Derivatives. the bases,” Salk says. “ I would like to improve a 13-year-old.” these! ’ But I said that someday I would open a 3-Month CD the quality of the books, more than the quantity. PCP Herbicides - Explosives and Highly Reactive Materials Prosecutor Herbert Carlson bookstore to sell them,” Salk says. Salk has held many jobs In the last 20 years, The stock of books coming in is like a tidal wave, said Bishop’s crimes had a ranging from running a draft counseling program and it’s hard to keep up with the real high quality Gas Cylinders (Lecture Bottles) 3’/i" wide, 18" long - devastating effect on the victims $1,000 minimum balance. Rales subject to change. Interest during the Vietnam War. to serving as the fund­ ones. It’s easy to keep moderate books on the Unknowns. and theirfamilies. ” I alsoassume compounded monthly. Substantial penalty for early withdrawal. raising director for the American Heart Associa­ shelves, but the really good ones do not last for this would have an adver.se effect tion in Hartford during the mid ’70s. But after his very long.” on the Boy Scouts, which we all divorce, Salk decided to devote himself full-time Although Salk says he has been pleased with the B to a used bookstore he was operating on the wee­ traffic in his store since the move, he does say that FIRST 5 GALLONS FREE — »2°° Per Gallon Thereafter know is a great organization,” selling used books is a difficult way to make a liv­ Carlson said. Ingersoll Ingersoll kends in a former wool mill in Coventry. FINANCING AVAILABLEI ing. Bi.shop could have been sent­ First Federal Savings “ It started off as a weekend hobby, and I made a little bit of money,” Salk says. "After my di­ “ It takes a long time to build up a steady (low of For Further Information, enced to 120 years in prison. "It vorce, I said, well, let’s see if we can make a living customers,” he says. ” I have a friend who was in would be very easy to sentence Manchester Power Equipment ThBx^amn^banks out of it.” the business for a year. She asked some dealers, Call Manchester Health Department, 647-3173. you to an extrem ely long time in In 1984, Salk moved his store to Vernon, where ‘When do you start making money?’ And they told prison.” Arena said. "But I really his business prospered for four years. He moved her, ‘When you sell the business.’ ” 178 West Middle Turnpike East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, "But I still love it. There has never been a day don’t think the interests of justice Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor his bookstore to the former Gibson’s Gym build­ and the needs of society require Manehester, CT ing in Manchester after his operaion outgrew the where I say, "Oh drat! I ’ve got to go to work to­ day.’ I'm not going to put a tax on it, but that’s the length of .sentence .some would Vernon store. The new Books and Birds opened on August 1. and Salk says that the move took place worth *20,000 all by itself.” like to impose.” ______646-2850______Member FSLIC f £ l Equal Housing Lender MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 21, 1088 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 21. 19M OPINION The Race for the White House Peace at charity dinner, A one-year vpolls* — ■ ■ - 1 Jack then Bush attacks again Anderson By The Associated Press stronghold for Dukakis, traveled Bush for last year’s drop in the commitment to the New York City borough of stock market.” George Bush picked up the Queens to receive police endorse­ Quayle, who spent most of the well-.worn campaign trail in Ohio, ments and to campaign in a week in his native Midwest, 1______1 - - ______attacking Michael Dukakis on Democratic neighborhood. t 1 headed south, with appearances 5_ crim e and foreign policy, while Along with the badge of a slain r t in East Tennessee and Georgia. is too short the Massachusetts governor in­ officer came the endorsement of Ronald Reagan, who also cam­ ■ voked the ghost of Watergate to about 30 police organizations, paigned this week for Bush and & fii f i i f i u accuse the vice president of including the 40,000-member Po­ Senate candidate George Voinoi- It appears likely that a quick solution will be distorting his record. lice Benevolent Association of □ vich in Ohio, planned to give a found to the confusion that has arisen over b ir - i VA employs Peace broke out only briefly New York City. ”1 ' pep-talk to 4,500 campaign between the two presidential “ It’s time for America to take plans for the Housing Authority of workers in North Carolina and J candidates, who appeared jointly back the streets,” Bush said. Manchester to manage the housing for the _____ 1 % help raise money for Republicans V; at the Alfred E. Smith charity At another appearance. Bush elderly being developed on North Elm Street. L ____ there. rogue cops dinner in New York, a state where criticized Dukakis for opposing At their meeting Wednesday, commission­ Republicans say Dukakis’ once- the MX and Midgetman missiles At the Al Smith dinner, a r~ nonpartisan Catholic charity ers of the authority made it very clear they do strong support is shaky. while also saying he wants to It But behind the scenes, Dukakis modernize the land-based U.S. event in New York, Dukakis not want to enter into a lease with the town for T at hospitals was apologizing directly to the strategic forces. spoke first and got in a few jibes the property, largely because of the liabilities vice president for remarks made Dukakis, campaigning in New at Bush as well as some self- , T by a campaign worker about Haven, Conn., said ’ ’truth was the deprecating digs at himself. the authority would incur as a lessee. AP photo Bush. The official, national field first casualty in the Nixon White He began by saying how They had expected instead to enter into a WASHINGTON — As many as six out of 10 cops ALL THAT WOULD BE SAVED — average family could save under a director Donna Brazile, resigned House and it was the first pleased he was to be at an event contract with the town under which the protecting the hallways of Veterans Democratic presidential nominee Mi­ savings plan advocated by his Republi­ Thursday after telling reporters casualty in the Bush campaign.” where “ all thought of politics is authority would be manager of the project. Administration hospitals probably should not have chael Dukakis holds up a $20 bill during can opponent, Vice President George that Bush should “ fess up” about “ Above all, the truth should banished and I can concentrate on what I do best — comedy.” been hired. In addition to officers who simply his speech at a New Haven rally Bush. At the right is Connecticut Gov. rumors surrounding his personal matter a lot in a presidential It seems that the assistant town attorney life. campaign because as we learned aren’t qualified for the job, an alarming number of Thursday. He said $20 is all that an William O’Neill. Dukakis apologized for hi.s drew up a proposed lease agreement and the VA cops have been on the wrong side of the law — Dukakis was staying in New in Watergate, it matters a lot in wife’s absence. attorney for the authority drew up a proposed including one accused murderer and an assortment York this morning to tape a pair the Oval Office,” he said. ^ of TV talk-show interviews, and Dukakis also made a point of “ Kitty’s in a hotel room in management contract and the two documents of rapists, thieves and thugs. spending most of the day in that drawing a distinction with Bush Dallas tonight,” he said. “ Maybe These rogues won VA Security Service badges somehow did cross paths. Dukakis focuses on Connecticut state before going onto Louisiana on abortion, saying Bush “ wants she qualifies as a Texan,” a dig al because bumbling bureaucrats failed to check The two lawyers are to meet today, along and Texas. The two Southern the government to make one of the fact Bush’s Texas residence is arrest records and talk with past employes of states are considered the Demo­ the most personal choices a a hotel room in Houston. with other officials. Indications are it will not Open Forum would-be cops. crat’s best prospects in the woman can make.” with an eye on the West Coast Bush joked about his back­ be a problem for them to come to an The haphazard hiring practices has made it region. But as Dukakis and Bentsen ground. He noted Dukakis’ pride agreement satisfactory to both the town and harder for honest men and women in the VA Running mate Lloyd Bentsen argued that their messages were By Judd Everhart Asked about the recent UConn in his immigrant roots, and said, best wishes for their future might better communicate with Security Services to keep the peace at the 172 VA recently shaken up its Connecti­ was back in his native Texas, not getting out. Republican Dan the authority. The Associated Press poll, Dukakis shrugged and said, “ My people landed at Ellis Arts commission endeavors and our sincere appre­ him. He listens and levels with the hospitals nationwide. Many of thes medical centers cut staff, pulling workers out of trying to secure that state’s 29 Quayle said Dukakis was only Island. They were on the May­ Town officials and the representatives of ciation for their valued timeonthe people he represents. are located in tough urban neighborhoods where an “ You know the polls, they go up the South and reassigning them electoral votes, and mixing pro­ getting what he was dishing out. NEW HAVEN — Connecticut is and down.” flower when it made a pit stop on the authority have been cooperating on the seeking members commission is expressed by all of His empathy for senior citizens officer’s life may depend on the ability of his here. education appearances with re­ “ Now we have the man from psychologically important to De­ Koval said Dukakis would the way to Plymouth. us. has been shown in all programs colleagues. One was Debbie Willhite, who marks attacking what he called Massachusetts claim ing his project and they should find no trouble in To the Editor: mocrat Michael Dukakis’ presi­ likely be back in Connecticut had worked at the Connecticut If you are interested in the related to senior members of Investigators with the VA inspector general GOP distortions of what he and stand on crime is being di.s- “ You’ve seen the portraits of continuing that cooperation. dential campaign because the before Election Day. He was in State Capitol for the House visual, performing and literary Manchester. He has supported exposed cops with dubious histories as part of a Dukakis stand for. torted,” Quayle said while cam­ the Mayflower. My people are thr­ Due to the recent resignation of outcome in the Northeast could Hartford two weeks ago. Democrats before being named But there is one area of concern. ConnPace, the senior prescription review of VA Security Services at nine hospitals. Bush, campaigning Thursday paigning in Ohio. “ This is coming ones waving the Bloomingdalr; four members for personal rea­ arts and the cultural growth of well affect the outcome on the The Dukakis campaign has Dukakis’ southern field director. drug subsidy program. He has in a state once considered a from a man who blamed George shopping bags.” It is easy to understand why the sons. the Coventry Arts Commis­ Coventry, you may find that the Their probe began after last year’s fiasco at the West Coast, one of his Connecti­ expanded the “ circuit-breaker” Cincinnati Veterans Medical Center. Some police commissioners of the authority want a sion is looking for persons inter­ Arts Commission is the place cut strategists says. program” for senior citizens. He officers there accused their chief, Daniel Wilson, of management contract and not a lease. But ested in the advanceniient of the where you can help to make your The polls will close in Connecti­ has also supported the tax relief arts in the town of Coventry. ideas a reality. There are posi­ beating up blacks and panhandlers who stepped oiil cut several hours before they Ada Sullivan, chairwoman of the authority, program for senior citizens. Since itsinception.thegoalsand tions open for two commission of line at the hospital. close in the West. If Dukakis loses said Wednesday that a one-year lease would He has fought for increased concurring programs instituted members and three alternates, or Authorities never filed brutality charges against in states like Connecticut and it’s suit her and that “ anything else is committing funding for the nutritional pro­ reported on network television by the commission have seen a you may wish to volunteer your Wilson. But he is currently under a criminal gram fortheelderly.totakeupthe while voting is still going on in the authority too much.” steady growth in protiT^ding var­ time to any one of our projects. If investigation for allegedly lying to the VA about his you are interested in the Arts slack created by the federal background when he applied for the chief’s other areas, his supporters might Some Manchester residents who support the ious artistic outlets for members Commission or would like further budget cuts. Wheneverlegislation position, according to a source close to the not bother going to the polls. a r v e s t t h e a v in g s of the community and entertain­ H S plan for the North Elm Street housing have is presented for senior citizens. “ One factor certainly has to be ment in many forms for the information, please contact me at investigation. Wilson resigned from the VA earlier confidence in it, at least in part because the Jack has always been there to that it will have an impact on en,ioyment of a wide segment of 742-1,547 or address your inquiries this year. support good senior legislation. voters in California when returns Housing Authority, with its experience and the population. to the Arts Commission, care of Our associates Stewart Harris and Scott Sleek His diligent fight for the best come in from New England expertise in handling public housing for the Scheduling for the band shell at the,Coventry Town Office Build­ have been investigating the VA Security Service educational programs has as­ states,” said Marianna Koval, elderly, is involved. Patriot'sParkduring the summer ing. Main Street. for months and obtained a draft copy of the sured Manchester educators and Dukakis’ Connecticut campaign months has brought in a variety of inspector general’s report. The idea of limiting a management contract students they will be protected. He press secretary, after a Thursday both local and out-of-town talent, Kathleen Lepak, Secretary The inspector general conducted backgorund to one year seems to be committing the has fully supported state aid for rally in New Haven’s “Little from bluegrass to rock. Patriot’s Coventry Arts Commission checks on 225 officers hired in the past year. Of authority to too little. It projects the uneasy education, resulting in increased Italy” section near Wooster Park Lodge is now the forum for Coventry those, 134 either didn’t meet the necessary financial funding for the Man­ Square. feeling that the authority is entering into the many folk musicians at monthly requirements for the job, had been fired from other But, she added, “ that is not the chester Board of Education. partnership with more reservation than coffeehouse performances from law enforcement agencies or were convicted of main focus.” Teachers in Manchester now can enthusiasm. October to May. High school art criminal acts. There are about 1,700 full-time VA “ We’ re campaigning in Con­ Thompson great hold their heads high as profes­ students had the opportunity this cops. necticut because it’s a neighbor­ sionals since their salaries have spring toexhibit theirworksat the One of the new hires was arrested for murder. ing state (to Dukakis’ home state for 13th District deservingly increased due to the annual Booth & Dimock Memorial Local authorities allowed the man to plead guilty to of Massachusetts), it’s a state we support of Rep. Jack Thompson. Library cocktail party. With the To the Editor; a lesser charge in exchange for giving evidence should win,” Koval said. . reg. to *155 A vote for Jack Thompson will . reg. to *250 *19990 All Weather Coats 20% Off completion of the new addition to against his accomplice. The man never told the VA “ There’s no reason we shouldn’t Suits assure the citizens of the 13th the library in sight, the Arts As an educator, I believe that about his conviction and the VA never checked. win it.” District that they willbefairly and Select group of Suits including Botany 500 Commission and the library will state Rep, Jack Thompson has A total of 27 VA cops have been convicted on Connecticut’s voter demogra­ London Fog ‘Andeee* - Nat. Srltiah Tan, Navy objectively represented on all join forces to provide ongoing performed very well in supporting charges ranging from rape to armed robbery, phics, she said, are “ really a Sizes 38 to 54 Reg., Long and Short educational, environmental and cross-section of the voters across exhibitsforlocalartistsinboththe all vital educational legislation assault and embezzlement, according to the senior citizen issues. this country.” visual and literary realms. forthepeopleofthe 13th Assembly inspector general. VA cops with arrest records can Rep. Jack Thompson has A poll by the University of Following tbe success of the District and the community of pose a sticky problem if they must take the witness worked well for the citizens of the Connecticut released this week 27lj-plus-l Festival at Patriot’s Manchester. stand against someone they arrest at a VA hospital 13th District. He truly deserves showed Dukakis trailing Republi­ . Reg. '135 *109®® Top Coats Reg. '250 *199®® Park this .summer, a second Leaders and fellow associates A good defense attorney can easily poke holes in Blazers LJ the support of all the voters of the can George Bush in Connecticut festival is in the planning stages in the state Hou.se of Representa­ the credibility of a cop who has been convicted of a district on Tuesday, Nqv. 8. by 10 points. 46 percent to 36 Ronald Scott Solid Color Blazers 100% Wool in Charcoal, and Cray Herringbone for September 1989. The commis­ tives have observed his outstand­ crime. The inspector general also found eight VA cops percent. The remaining 18 per­ in 6 Colors, 38 to 40 Rag.. 40 to 46 Long, 38 to 44 Short Sizes 36 to 46 Reg., 40 to 46 Long sion also hopes to be able to work ing devotion to duty in represent­ cent were undecided. William Desmond who were convicted while they worked for the VA with the schools in order to help ing all the people of the 13th In New Haven, the city where 115 Forest St. and were allowed to remain on the job — even them with their cultural Di.strict. Bush attended Yale University, Manchester though their supervisors knew about their brushes programs. His voting record has been Dukakis spent almost 20 minutes with the law. In once case, a cop was arrested on As the scope of our community established as one of the most addressing more than 300 . Reg. '45 * 36®® Fall Outerwear 20®/o Off is broadening, both economically outstanding representatives in narcotics and weapons charges. He was convicted workers in the cafeteria at Slacks for unauthorized use of a weapon. Two years later, and statistically, we hope to be the House. He has voted on all Correction Southern New England Telecom­ Entire Stock of London Fog, Menibers Only, able to provide all of the residents legi.slation in the House with the he was arrested for battery. munications before heading down Haggar TrI-Blend’, Washable, 32 to 42 of Coventry with an artistic and exception of one time. His one The VA sometimes ignores more than criminal Wooster Street where there was a Casual Craft records. The inspector general found that the VA cultural environment in which ab.sence from the chambers was Because of an editing error, the crowd estimated at 5,000. sometimes doesn’t even check with previous Criticizing Bush for allegedly they may participate and grow. due to tbe fact that he was trying to date of a letter to the editor from At employers. One applicant told the VA he had nine istorting his record. Dukakis We would like toacknowledgeat help a citizen from the 13th Lutz, referred to in another tetter years of experience on a city police force. The told the phone company workers this time the many hours of work District who had a pressing from Lutz published Monday, was inspector general suspected something because the that truth had been “ the first . Reg. '60 * 48®® Shoes 30®/o Off I 1968 by NEA. Inc and the creative input of those problem. His voting record de­ incorrect. Lutz, who argued in his Slacks cop acocunted for nine unemployed months by casualty of the Bush campaign” members who have recently left serves an A-plus. recent tetter that the proposed Select group of Dexter and Walkover Shoes stating simply “ out of town” on his application. A just as it had been a casualty in “OK, so the World Series is over! Cheer up! the commission: Chairman Aline Togetthepulseofallthecitizens Main Street project is an unneces­ call to the police force by the inspector general the Nixon White House in the Haggar 100% Wools in Sizes 32 to 42 Not all sizes in every style... The next thing you know it'll be SUPER Hoffman. Connie Moore, Richard in his district, he has provided sary waste of money, referred to a turned up the truth — that the officer had been Watergate years. SUNDAY!" Risley and Mary Carlson. Our open meetings so that the voters tetter published July 31,1986. suspended several times for insubordination, He also outlined a program unauthorized absences and abuse of sick leave. He designed to help working mothers was also under investigation by the city police and fathers by providing unpaid Many sale items available in our parental leave for up to 10 weeks department’s internal affairs office and was under to care for a sick child or parent, the care of a department psychiatrist. Big and Tali Department... Prison furlough fiasco no trivial matter ensuring affordable day care, Why didn’t the police department tell that to the boosting the minimum wage to VA? ’The VA never asked. If NBC News gets any more partisan, it may could boost it even higher if we just turned them all $4.55 and guaranteeing health Sale Ends October 29th actually crawl out of our TV sets and order us to loose and asked them to phone in once a week. insurance for all working vote for Dukakis. On the morning of Oct. 12, at the In the case of individuals convicted of families. top of the .second hour of the “ Today” show. John misdemeanors and non-violent felonies (such as Sunny outlook At the outdoor rally, Dukakis Palm er told us that the latest Gallup Poll showed William forgery or embezzlement), I can see some excuse brought a hush to the crowd when Bush and Dukakis in "a virtual dead heat,” but V for furloughs in certain circumstances; for The economic outlook on Election Day should be he talked about how his father carefully omitted the actual figures (49 percent for Rusher example, to let them, near the end of their terms, bright, boding well for George Bush and the had once been mugged and his Bush, 43 for Dukakis). which showed no such thing. begin readjusting to life on the outside. incumbent party. The misery index — a brother killed by a hit-and-run But I see no excuse whatever for roiltine combination of unemployment and inflation — has driver. And earlier on the same program. Jane Pauley, furloughs to prisoners convicted of violent felonies dropped from 17.9 percent to 9.7percent since “ My family has been touched who used to work for the Democratic State such as murder, rape or armed robbery. Their President Reagan took office. Per-capita income by crime. 1 know something about crim e,” said Dukakis, who has Committee back in Indiana: persuaded an alleged place is in prison — not gadding around town, like has risen $1.500 a year under the Reagan been accused of being soft on expert on prisoner furlough programs to agree that Lastly, and worst of all. when first-degree the child molester whom the child's shocked administration. But there is one statistic the I crime by Bush. “ I don’t need to be Dukakis had gotten “ a bum rap” on the subject murderer Willie Horton failed to return from one of mother (who thought he was safely behind bars) administration is not talking about. The number of Dukakis’ weekend piasses and turned up in lectured by Mr. Bush on the because as governor of California Ronald Reagan discovered having lunch at the next table in a poor has risen from 29.3 million to 32.5 million. subject.” had similarly furloughed “ murderers.” Maryland, where he raped a woman and brutalized restaurant. Men’s Shop As Pauley knows but didn’t say, you have to be her husband, the Massachusetts Miracle refused very careful how you make that point or it’s not even to meet with the couple afterward. Bear in mind that the weekend furlough on which true. The “ murderers” that Reagan and two-thirds Quite apart from the campaign, though. I ’m glad Willie Horton skipped was the 10th that this brutal CALDWELL the whole subject of furloughs for prisoners has **Quality and Style Since 2940** of the other governors have furloughed are thug had received. On nine earlier occasions, he iBanrliPslrrI HrralJi significantly different from many of those come up for discussion, because I suspect that the had been turned loose into the very society that had Founded In 1081 OIL INC. furloughed by Dukakis, because only Dukakis’ vast majority of Americans had no inkling that ordered him imprisoned without hope of parole for 903 Main St., Downtown Manchester liberal Mas.sachusetts furloughed first-degree there was such a program and think it’s a lousy the rest of his life. How many others like him are PINNY M. 8IEPPIBT...... PuWWWf Open Mon., Tuee. S Sat. until 5:30 • Wed., Thurt. S FrI. until S;(X) QEOnOE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor murtieriers serving life sentences without hope of idea. Barry Gold water sa id on TV the other day roaming the streets today? DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exwuttv* Editor From Hartford, Exit 59 off 1-84, then Exit 3 to Main St, that he had never heard of it either — and he served Dukakis’ defenders argue that this whole subject .61* parole. MARIE P. GRADY...... CHyEditor for 30 years in the U.S. Senate! ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AMOCHto EdNor p«r gal. C. O. D. That obviously makes a huge difference, because is a red herring — a highly emotional but 150 gal. minimum purchaaa It has all the earmarks of one of those essentially trivial issue, not worth the time of the latter have absolutely nothing to lose by failing DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Allvmttaino DIrwdor to return to prison: If they’re caught, it’s just back characteristically loony schemes hatched by the candidates for president. George Bush disagrees, JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Butlnm Minagw liberals back in their heyday when they couldn't do SHELDON COHEN...... Compotlng Minogar 649-8841 to pokey anyway. Yet in 1976 Gov. Dukakis vetoed a saying that the most important thing the voters can Rrtese Subltd to Chtna* enough for prisoners. Its defenders claim that it ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... ProdtroomMinigw bill to close this gaping hole in the incarceration learn about a presidential candidate is the nature FRANK J. McBWEEGAN...... CIreoldllon Dlraetor system. “ boosts inmate morale,” and I'm sure it does. We of his core values. He is absolutely right. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 21, 19$8 - It

I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 21, 1988 MARKET REPORT G E to build center EB blames losses Chile’s cabinet quits Whales still in ice BUSINESS AciMly ov»f ini p»»l JO lr«amg aiyt KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - General Hurricane Joan SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — The political N A T IO N BARROW, Alaska (AP) — Rescuers 2 million copiers Electric Corp., based in Fairfield, Conn., opposition, pressing for policy changes frustrated by a delayed icebreaking barge will put a distribution center in Knox on 15-week strike that will lead to democratic reforms, is opted for a new plan to free three trapped WEBSTER, N.Y. (AP) - Production County, Tenn., that will employ 175 people hoping that President Augusto Pinochet’s within the first year, officials said & W O R L D whales; using a helicopter to drop a 4>A-ton workers at Xerox Corp.’s main copier II. HARTFORD (AP) - A Gen­ million in the same period this hits Venezueia; new Cabinet will have more power than his concrete slab that could punch a trail manufacturing complex celebrated the Thursday. eral Dynamics official said the year. previous one. through foot-thick ice today. completion of the company’s two-millionth The center will house records and IS-week strike at Electric Boat The decline in earnings was Jet alarms checked All 16 members of Pinochet’s Cabinet “ A large, wide lead hds opened four copier with a mid-day ceremony. Hi' computers for GE, officials said. Shipping, had a “ major impact” on the particularly steep in GD’s WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation’s resigned on Thursday and the 72-year-old miles from the whales. That’s the closest Some 3,000 workers joined in the handling and loading also will be handled company’s slip in earnings and submarine-building division. death toii at 26 general was expected to pick a new group now JONI S AVI HAGI airlines are being told to examine the open water there’s been yet,” Ron Morris festivities Thursday at the Xerox facility O l lotore 79. I4M through the center. hinted that the Groton shipyard Earnings in that division were takeoff warning horns on two of the of ministers today. of the National Marine Fisheries Service located in the Rochester suburb of HIGH Construction of a 350,000-square-foot will lose business if productivity $9.8 million in the third quarter of MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) Bob Sheets, director of the industry’s most widely used jetliners after The sudden shakeup in Pinochet’s said Thursday. “ I just want to take Webster. LOW 2,139.10 building is expected to start immediately, doesn't improve. this year, down from $30.8 million — Hurricane Joan resumed its National Hurricane Center in faulty alarms were found in 35 of the authoritarian government came the same advantage of the situation.” The two-millionth machine, a Xerox 1090 CLOSE 3,111.19 and the center probably will be open by Stanley H. Koch, an executive a year ago. For the first nine deadly trek toward Central Coral Gables, Fla., said forecas­ aircraft. day a magazine reported that Pinochet’s Chenge May 1. The company may double the ' vice president at General Dy­ months of 1988, the operating America with 110 mph winds ters still expected the hurricane copier, was placed next to machine The inspections on nearly 1,800 Boeing aides tried to delay news that Chilean number 2,000,001, a Xerox 5090 duplicator, center’s size within five years, officials namics, did not offer any specific earnings from the division were today after heavy rains pounded to hit Nicaragua or Costa Rica voters had overwhelmingly rejected him in r MTWTP yTwTf UTWtl UTwTf yiwtf yTWT 727s and 737s, which were ordered II said. figures on the amount lost as a $13.5 million, down from $79.8 Venezuela and pushed the today or Saturday. one of the most sophisticated copiers the u t« ■ n » Thursday by the Federal Aviation the Oct. 5 referendum on his rule. Israeli race close company makes. result of the strike at the nuclear million for the same period last storm’s death toll to at least 26. Nicaraguan officials worried submarine shipyard, but he indi­ year. about the readiness of govern­ Administration, comes as federal accident TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Small parties, The company, now based in Stamford, Supermerger proceeds The rains unleashed mudslides investigators continue to try to determine cated it was substantial. Koch said GD has made cost ment agencies, relief organiza­ especially those representing Arabs and Conn., reached the one million milestone part of the $132.45 million jury award from SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A divided Wednesday and Thursday that whether an alarm may have failed on a “ Our third quarter losses were reduction its top priority and said tions and coastal residents, some No right to silence religious Jews, could determine whether only eight years ago. Nelson Bunker Hunt, 62, and William state Supreme Court rejected an effort by swallowed wooden huts and left at Delta Air Lines Boeing 727 that crashed related to the strike,” Koch said the recent contract settlement of whom live in wooden homes on the right-wing Likud bloc or the leftist Herbert Hunt, 59, because they filed for California’s attorney general to block the Thursday at a meeting of Hart­ with the 10,000-member Metal least 11 people dead in the poorest last August at the Dallas-Fort Worth LONDON (AP) — Critics are denouncing stilts. the government’s proposal to scrap a Labor Party is the big winner in Israel’s personal bankruptcy protection in Dallas super-merger of Getty Oil Co. and Texaco ford Society of Financial Ana­ Trades Council is an example of neighborhoods of Caracas, airport. Silver case settled “ We make a formal call upon Nov. I elections. late last.month. by using the state’s antitrust law. lysts. “ That’s been a major the company’s resolve. Venezuela. the international community to The alarm is designed to sound if a pilot crime suspect’s right to remain silent, a The race is expected to be close, with the NEW YORK (AP) — An attorney says The three brothers, all from Dallas and Attorney General John Van de Kamp impact on the operating earning “ A lot of people pay lip service The storm killed 15 people in respond in rapid fashion with its has forgotten to prepare an aircraft legal maneuver aimed at battling the IRA winner being the major party that woos the Peru’s state-owned mineral company sons of the late oil billionaire H.L. Hunt, had argued that the $10.1 billion buyout of this year for the corporation.’ ’ to cost reduction but at General Colombia, injured 50, and left cooperation,” Budget Minister properly for takeoff, such as leaving wing and other Northern Ireland guerrilla most small parties into a coalition after the views a 317 million check from Lamar were sued by Minpeco in federal court Getty Oil by Texaco would jack up prices The St. Louis-based defense Dynamics we give it top prior­ tens of thousands homeless when Enrique Sotelo said. flaps, which help give a plane lift, in the groups. it swept the Guajira peninsula on “ The government will not defeat balloting is over. Hunt as the "first installment” from the here. at the pump by reducing oil supplies to contractor announced Wednes­ ity,” Koch said. Sotelo said it Joan continued wrong position. day that its third-quarter earn­ Monday. terrorism by taking away one of the few There are 25 small parties, and pollsters three Hunt brothers, who a jury found Minpeco lawyers said they would ask discount independent refiners. He described the labor dispute straight for Nicaragua, “ the The National Transportation Safety ings decreased 13.5 percent from as painful but unavoidable be­ remaining safeguards in Northern predict they will garner up to 40 percent of plotted to corner the world silver market. bankruptcy court in Dallas today to But the court Thursday rejected Van de More than 37,000 people fled economic consequences would be Board has said there is evidence, though last year’s level. Earnings cause of “ hot” competition be­ Ireland’s justice system,” said Sarah the votes cast and an unprecedented MinpecoS.A., the Peruvian minerals unfreeze the Hunts’ assets so Minpeco can Kamp’s first-ever use of state antitrust law coastal areas of Nicaragua and enormously severe and would not conclusively determined, that the flaps dropped from $111.5 million in the tween EB and Newport News force greater sacrifices upon the Spencer, general secretary of Britain’s number of seats in the 120-member concern, has been unable to collect any pursue collection efforts against them. to challenge a merger. Costa Rica, where a hurricane may not have been in the proper position Knesset, or parliament. third quarter of 1987 to $96.4 Drydock & Shipbuilding Co. watch was in force. Hurricane people.” on the Delta jet. National Council for Civil Liberties. warnings were in effect for the About 7,000 people fled Nicara­ *>v Colombian islands of San Andres gua’s remote Miskito Coast and and neighboring Albuquerque two small islands by boat, and and Providencia. schools were closed nationwide. in the Greater “ It’s better to leave before we Hundreds of people arrived by get killed,” said Teresa Wilson, boat Thursday afternoon in Manchester Area who toted a plastic bag stuffed Rama, 180 miles east of the OPPORTUNITIES capital, and were taken by with clothes and fled the Nicara­ " v ; guan coastal village of Bluff with military and civilian trucks to a school in the provincial capital of RE AL ESTATE \ m \ her seven children. MLS Juigalpa, 85 miles east of ------T— r -- The Nicaraguan government 543 North Main St. featuring: appealed to the international Managua. 646-5200 community to be prepared to lend “ We decided to bring our Manchaster assistance. children and to leave our hus- 0 At 9 a.m. EDT today, Joan’s • bands to guard our homes,” said 647-8895 Johnny Hunter, a 29-year-old center was about 65 miles south- EPSTEIN REALTY Realty Co, Bluefields woman. tin s |Q«t| HOUtlVC € southeast of San Andres and REAL ESTATE Realty Co. oppoHiuaiiT ) about 170 miles east of Bluefields, President Daniel Ortega Each offica Indapandently owned and operated. Nicaragua, near latitude 11.6 enacted an emergency law ban­ 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester north and longitude 81.2 west. ning communications media 646-5200 from reporting unauthorized BOLTON *168,000 Three of the Best Buys In Town After stalling most of the day i Move In Tomorrow!! Cape Thursday, the hurricane re­ news about Joan. The opposition daily La Prensa I ^ 1 acre wooded country setting affords pri­ I MaMhMter Re*iee4 to n2»,*00 Manchester *151,900 sumed its drift westward and was vacy to the new owner of this cozy 3 ^d- A amart buy! Spaelout 3 badrown, 2V4 4 called the decree “ absurd and expected to continue slowly in room ranch w/l car garage. Brand new in­ bath central air conditioned unit featur­ Charming home located in illegal” and said the law made it ing a full bienwnt with 2 llnithed room* that direction today. Maximum terior and exterior! New wiring, flooring, and a private backyard with patio. VA, sought after Lydall Woods! Spa­ sustained winds were 110 mph, “ legally impossible to report on paint, plumbing, siding and more! FHA Approved. cious open floor plan, 2 bed­ the center said. the hurricane.” Fiano Realty Gallery O f Homes 616-5200. rooms, I'A baths, atrium doors Open House - to patio. Beautiful landscaped APPROVED BUILDING LOTS yard! Home ownership - but if Israel raids targets Sunday. OcL 23,1-4pm lawn & driveway needs plowing BOLTON - From 1-3 acres. Approved building lots in an area of distinct 60 Dear Run Trail it can be done for *20.00! homes. From *95,000. Mancliettor R«4ic«4 to ‘ t**;*®® Spacious wall cared for Lydall Woods 3 Colonial BDR, IVi bath Colonial featuring 1st floor in Lebanon, 15 killed MANCHESTER • Approved lots zoned for 2 family home, city water, family room. 1st floor laundry, loads ol Manchester *129,900 sewer and gas, *125,000. storage end attached garage. Low maintenance teea and a prfca that i hard M ANCHESTER •180,000 BOLTON *274,900 BOLTON *209,000 Cheney Victorian Doll House re­ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — seven were killed and 15 wounded MANCHESTER - Approved lot overlooking Manchester Country to baatl Brand New Listing! Traditional Country Home Enjoy spectacular views of the autumn novated in country style. 2 bed­ Dir: Middle Tpka. east to lelt on Vamon foliage from the deck of this fieldstone ac­ Israeli warplanes and helicopters in Mashgara, the spokesman Club. Area of exclusive homes. *110,000. Enjoy the private setting of this neat and Spacious Garrison Colonial is ideal for the rooms, large country kitchen, to right on Lydall to left on Deer Run. cented home. The views inside are just as attacked guerrilla strongholds in said. clean 6 room ranch in So. Manchester. 3 growing famfty. 4 BDR's. 2’/j baths, cen­ nice yard, 9x15 deck, pleasant COVENTRY - The Highlands. From 1-17 acres starting at *65.000. C^ll captivating! Country kitchen, 3 BDR, 2 ^ Lebanon today in apparent retali­ He said clouds of black smoke 671 Forbes Street BDR's. 2 baths and finished family room tral air, fireplaced family room and more. neighborhood, 1 car garage, baths, comforlab'e fireplaced family ation for a bombing that killed hung over the stricken bases on us with plans for your custom built home. E. HartfenI Ra*Ka4 to *138,900 in basement. Brand new kitchen. Florida l..ocated on private rul-de-sai. Choose car­ Washington School district. room! Don’t miss this one. seven Israeli soldiers. Fifteen the outskirts of Sidon, 25 miles Spruced up 3 bedroom home with new gunroom affords great view o f well lands­ pets and move in! Easy access to Hartford. Won’t Intuleted windows, new vinyt tiding, re- Fiano Realiv (»allerv O f Homes 616-.5200, peo[Jle were killed in the raids, south of Beirut, and Mashgara, 15 m flnlthed wood floors that tnhance this caped yard. Fiano Realty Gallery O f Homes 616-.5200. Last! police said. miles to the east. charming Cape wHh formal dining room, Fiano Realty Gallery O f Homes 646-.5200. The Israeli military command garage and treed yard. The jets scored direct hits on Dir: Silver Lane to Forbee Street. c ammunition dumps and training said the raids occurred about 10 ^Homework Is What We Do Best!' >■ bases of the Iranian-backed Hez­ a.m. and were aimed at “ Palesti­ < nian targets in the Sidon area and bollah, or Party of God, and < Hezbollah command posts in the Yasser Arafat’s Palestine Liber­ ation Organization, said a police villages of Mashgara and Al- J spokesman in Lebanon. Luwayzah.” The village of Al-Luwayzah is BEAL. ESTATE SERVICES On Thursday, Israel’s leaders about two miles southeast of DON’T 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060, vowed to retaliate against Hez­ Metulla, where the car bombing bollah, which claimed responsi­ occurred. bility for killing the Israeli The military statement said at LET THE NEW CAPE soldiers Wednesday. least six U.S.-made F-16’s took TREE SHADED Hurry end eee thit 7 room, t li beth home wHh firepleced Real Estate Lot on Autumn Street that Is SOO- deep will help keep this 8 tiret floor temlly room end llret floor leundry room. 3 BRAND NEW LISTING!!! The police official, who spoke part in the raids. room Colonial coot In summer and the llreplece will werm bedroom! ell on eecond floor. 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Move right In and enjoy town of Mashgara. series of explosions. the enclosed porch overlooking a Helicopter gunships later A Palestinian guerrilla training private yard. Susan Donahue. joined the attack on Mashgara, base was hit in Mieh Mieh, The BUYER police said. planes also blasted targets in the Eight people were killed and 15 nearby Ein el-Hilweh refugee COLUMBIA LAKE wounded in the Sidon area, and camp. SNEAK front It |uet ttepa from thIt BRICK CAPE with VIEW HARTFORD dletlnctive addition, 2 new baths, huge master MANCHESTER *179,900 In the eprlng end eummer from thie 8 room Vernon rench on bedroom and deeded rights to the lakel Teke a short Country living within minutes of the Box Mounlein Drive. New bethe. updeled kitchen, ceder but beautiful drive to 57 Whitney Rd. this weekend. Magazine reports deal AWAYI center of town. Very private treed eun room end morel 'tOffe Dir: Rt 87 to Whitney Rd. lot. 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But Washington has Call 643-2711 HEALEOTATE 646-2482 nine American hostages before denied any contact was under — FREE HOME EVALUATION — the U.S. presidential election on way with Iran. < > Si, REALTY W ORLD Nov. 8. The nine Americans are among V" (203) ...A.,, .648-7709 . . ... a 73T1 WeelW Center Street The weekly Ash-Shiraa said the 14 foreign hostages in Lebanon, >i D.W.HSH Benoll/Frechelle Aiioclitei Mencheeter, CT 06040 hostages would be freed to ensure most believed held by Shiite Commerclal-Invesiment Company WE GET RESULTS victory for Vice President George Moslem radicals linked to Iran. I Bush in exchange for a commit­ The longest held is American ment from the Republican candi­ Terry Anderson, chief Middle • ■ -1 1 F O R S A L E date to rearm Iran after he takes East correspondent for The Asso­ ELLINGTON office. ciated Press. He was kidnapped OPEN HOUSE • OCT. 22 • 11-2 OPEN HOUSE • OCTe 22 • 1-3 PM • QIQI'e ‘Busy Bee’ family restaurant. 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Deck overlooking woods, very private. Dir: Leks St. or Vernon St. to Lydell St. to Deer Run Trell. 1890 Colonial with Commercial Potential. the story of the secret U.S. arms Iran under which Iran would free Dfn Mafn Sf. to Uo. Msfn. Loll Into SeiiCfiflsM Orooa, VERNON M ANCHESTER *92,900 sales to Iran in November 1986. the American hostages held by its tMrd M M ng on Ml, unH §14. Beautiful 1 bedroom Condo. Completely upgraded. Condo Fee But its subsequent reports about factions in Lebanon before the e e Acre Industrial site on busy Rt. 83, great visi­ r ' bility, excellent for mini warehouse / storage. Included heat. Inground pool. the hostages, including reports of upcoming American elections to Industrial Condo use. an imminent release, proved ensure the victory of the Republi­ e 2 Acres In C-10 zone on Rt. S3 nar Hartmann's M ANCHESTER ^ **®**®® inaccurate. can candidate. 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LO W condo feat. cent to other practitioners and hospital. n=CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD”^ All itpins in sale room • *1°” OIr: 8t. or V f non 8t. to Lydall 8t. to D— f Run T n ll *7“ sq. ft. 643-2692 All other elothiiig items at 20% off ofncENOum 243 Main Straal, Manchaalar, CT 06040 i|^/Robert D. Murdock, Realtor (203) 646-7709 through Oct. 22. 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dally 9:00-6:00 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sat. 9 0 M :0 0 6 4 3 -4 6 1 6 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Oct. 21, 1988 IHanrbrstrr Hrralb Benefits Promotion Section 2, Page 15 Friday. Oct. 21,1988 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS

For the elderly and disabled, men! study, take effect Monday. he’s been on the department— an the Social Security increase will Deputy Chief Henry “ Bud” excellent police officer.” be partially offset by an extra Minor had retained authority Capt. Joseph H. Brooks, the $7.10 a month in Medicare premi­ over the administrative division commander of the detective ums, which will rise to $31.90 after being promoted from cap­ divisidn, said he had mixed Hershiser caps incredible year Jim Tiern ev starting in January. They are tain to deputy chief two years emotions about Holyfield’s de­ deducted directly from the ago. The captain’s post in that parture from that division. benefits. division had remained vacant " I kind of hate to lose him,” Herald Sports Writer The agency gave the foilowing after Minor’s promotion. Brooks said. "H e ’s done an Pitches Dodgers to World Series championship examples of how the 4.0 percent Money to fill the vacancy was outstanding job on the task force increase will affect average provided in this year’s town ... He’ll be a hard man to By John Nadel monthly benefits: budget. replace.” The Associated Press ■ Alt retired workers, up $21, Holyfield joined the police ’’For me it’s a logical step up in from $516 to $537. department on Dec. 12, 1971. In OAKLAND, Calif. — Incredible ■ Aged couple, both getting my career,” Holyfield said. “The 1974 he became the department’s bad part is I ’m leaving a season. Incredible finish. Incredible benefits, up $38, frOm $883 to $921. first community relations officer. ‘24 Men Out’ Orel Hershiser. ■ Widowed mother and two department I’ve been in for five He was promoted to detective in years.” He capped one of the most amazing chiidren, up $42, from $1,070 to 1975, to sergeant in 1979. to stretches a pitcher haseverhad as the $ 1, 112. As detective lieutenant. Holy- lieutenant in 1982 and to detective Los Angeles Dodgers won the World ■ Disabled worker, spouse and lieutenant in 1983. based on the field, 40, had been commander of Series in five games by beating the children, up $41, from $ ^ to $943. He holds a bachelor’s degree Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald the “Tri-Town Narcotics Task Oakland Athletics 5-2 Thursday night. ■ All disabled workers, up $20, Force and the Special Weapons from the University of Connecti­ Hershiser allowed only four hits from $509 to $529. ANNIVERSARY OF FIRE — Town of historian, put together the dispiay. It can and Tactics Squad. The task force cut. He attended the National FBI while walking four and striking out Orel Herhiser and what he’s accomp­ Academy school in 1983. He is now Oakiand A’s The maximum federal SSI Manchester firefighters Doug Welch, be seen through Oct. 28 in the iobby of is a group of officers from nine as he handcuffed the heavy lished,” Manager Tom Lasorda said. payment will rise by $14. from left, and John Rivosa look at some the Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Manchester, Vernon and South in the master’s degree program hitting Athletics for the second time in ” 1 saw it, but I can’t believe it. 1 can’t $354 to $368, for an individual, and in public administration at the pictures in a display on the 9th District Main St. Despite the destruction of the Windsor who make drug-related ’ ’Twenty-Four Men Out — The Story of the 1988 five days. believe anybody can achieve his by $21, from $532 to $553, for a arrests in all three towns. University of Hartford. Oakland Athletics” . Following his three-hit, 6-0 win over mastery for as long as he did.” poor couple. Schooi fire, which occurred on Oct. 23. school building, no one was seriously “ I think its a fantastic choice,” Holyfield is married to the The sequel to John Sayles’ ‘Eight Men Out’ , the Athletics in Game 2 Sunday night, And nobody could believe the The Social Security Adminis­ 1913. Welch, a Manchester fire history hurt in the fire. Minor said of Holyfield’s promo­ former Linda Gee of Manchester. Ttased on the 1919 Chicago White Sox team which the 30-year-old right-hander was a Dodgers even got as far as the World They have a son, Travis. tration also announced today that buff and the department’s unofficiai tion. “ I have known Russ since “ threw” the World Series that year, was written, clear-cut choice as the Most Valuable Series, much less win it. the maximum amount of wages ■produced and directed by Oakland manager Tony Player in the Series, just as he was in The Dodgers, 73-89 in each of the subject to the payroll tax will LaRussa. • the National League playoffs. last two seasons, weren’t supposed to climb from the current $45,000 to ' “ Twenty-Four Men Out” finished its filming “ I just never wanted to let down,” win the N L West championship, much $48,000 in 1989. Thursday night when the Athletics bowed to the Los Hershiser said of his amazing pitch­ less beat the Mets or the Athletics. That means that the maximum Angeles Dodgers, 5-2, in the fifth game of the World ing in the last 52 days. ” I always went They beat the odds, and some called tax on employees will Jump by them a team of destiny. But not ^ r i e s to lose four games to one. pitch-by-pitch. Every outing I had $225.30 to $3,604.80 for worket'S TENT 'N' TAG SALE was a pressure outing. general manager Fred Claire. - , Those who have seen Sayles’ latest movie may earning over $48,000 apnually. “ I didn’t want to go out there and ” We were a team of intense desire "have wondered if any relatives of the ‘Black Sox’ Employers pay the same amount lose and have everybody say. ‘He who had a goal and stayed with it.” players of 1919 were around. Well, they certainly each worker pays. THURS., FRI. & SAT. cooled off at a crucial time in the said Claire, who took over player 'are. The great grandchildren of the scandalous 1919 This change affects about 7 Series. He can’t pitch under matters on the team when A1 percent of the 130 million workers OCT. 20, 21 & 22 White Sox are alive and well and they, collectively, pressure.’” Campanis was fired in April of 1987. covered by Social Security. The ■wielded impotent bats and gloves for the Athletics Starting with the fifth inning of a “ We were a team who ran a AP photo wage base, the amount subject to during the World Series. game Aug. 30 against Montreal. marathon with the intensity of a SERIES MVP — Dodgers’ ace Orel Hershiser delivers a pitch the tax, has gone up every year AS IS DISPUYl The painfully obvious fact is that the Oakland Hershiser pitched 101 2-3 innings and sprinter. We never stopped against the A’s Thursday night in Game 5 of the World Series since 1971. SPECIALS players are, unequivocally, bad “ actors.” In an allowed only five earned runs. believing.” However, the payroll tax rate, innovative move by LaRussa, all of the scenes in Called “ Bulldog” by his team­ Second baseman Steve Sax called Hershiser was named Series Most Valuable Player as L A which has been increased 20 ’’ Twenty-Four Men Out’ were shot live so as to mates, Hershiser finished the season the Dodgers opportunistic and a team wrapped up the championship with a 5-2 victory. times since Social Security MHsublabI nullify any stage fright by the Athletics. with an all-time record 59consecutive of character, adding that they were 4 Haad DaluM VCR started in 1937, will remain Dodger manager Tommy Lasorda was foretold scoreless innings and worked 42 2-3 obviously better than people thought. because he thought the Mets “ were twisted right knee he suffered in unchanged at 7.51 percent. But it of LaRussa’s maiden attempt at the silver screen more innings in the postseason. " I don’t see why people took us so the best team.” Game 4, said he felt much moK will rise to 7.65 percent on Jan. 1, *299 at the start of the series, clearly evidenced by the “ You can’t say enough about what lightly.” he said. "W e ’ve got a great ” I don’t see why somebody would satisfaction this year than he did iii 1990. 30' SMOOTHTOP almost too dramatic ending to Game 1 in Los he has done.” Dodgers outfielder Kirk ballclub. a well-rounded ballclub. say that,” said Sax. who batted .300 in 1981, when Los Angeles beat the Now Toshiba Gibson said. “ It should go down as one ” We had to play hard We had guys the Series, going 6-for-20. "T h ey’ve York Yankees to win the World Seric.*- 23.5 CU. FT. NO-FROST ELECTRIC RANGE a HM d O lg ktl VCR Angeles. Here are some tip offs (which will be edited for of the great performances in history come off the bench and do a great job got nothing to gain from if and only in six games. SIDE-BY-SIDE Combines Fast Cooking with a “ This one was a total team effort.” realistic reasons) that the viewer should have and it may never be accomplished We got the right guys la.st winter. We something to lose. Beautiful Appearance. had a solid team ahd a great pitching “ My father once told me, you're a Scioscia said. “ We were a mucli Inflation REFRIGERATOR *299 caught which could have afforded he or she the again.” iie ti III li'iiiilit “ Howabout that Bulldog!” reliever staff.” slave to what you say and a master to better ballclub in ’81, but we wore a ■ commitment to the Navy doesn’t Ball’s deci.sion beyond acknowl­ fare — after graduation. Saturday. The primary concerns for season. East lost its first game of expire until May 17. 1989. edging the secretary had spoken begins Friday. Schools. flexible scheduling, he said. COLUMBIA. S.C - South Holderman said. " I ’ve not heard Meanwhile, the struggling East McLaughlin and Manchester will the year against New London. 7-6. Robin.son. an ensign, said he by telephone with Robinson on Robinson could not have en­ “ It’s very important to be here with the Middletown, the defending Class MM The Directors Association meeting was Carolina’s top law enforemeni that at all. and I don’t feel that Catholic Eagles, who are 0-2 in be Ram signal-caller Jason Do­ which broke a 16-game win accepted the ruling Thursday by Thursday morning. * tered the Naval Academy at his Boston Celtics because the O ltics are state champions, were ranked number one held Monday through Wedne.sday. Division agency is hoping to interview way.” the All Connecticut Conference nahue. who is a good running streak. Navy Secretary William L. Bail Robinson, currently assigned present size, but was 6-foot-7 more than just an NBA team. They are a in a coaehes’ poll this season. With the I-A comprise.^ the lop 105 football-playing ex-University of South Carolina Holderman said the athletic and 0-5 overall, will search for its quarterback, and halfback Sean “ I think that they really didn’t III and would serve the re­ to the N avy’s Trident submarine when he was accepted for admis­ legend.” said Valerio Bianchini. coach of forfeits. Middletown’s record drops from institutions in the NCAA football player Tommy Chaikin department, not coaches, is re initial win of the campaign Perry. get over that loss.” Facchini said, mainder of his active-duty hitch base at Kings Bay. Ga.. as a civil sion his senior year in high school., the Italian league champion Scavolini 5-0 to 3-2. The forfeits also snap the school’.^ and others to determine the sponsible for ensuring Iheunivei against ACC foe Notre Dame of "W e’re going to run a similar referring to New London. "They "with pride.” engineering officer, was not Lehman, in deciding Robin­ Pesaro. 14-game winning streak, among the accuracy of allegations by Chai­ sity’s drug-testing program is run West Haven tonight at 7:30 at (defensive) package as we did were down going into the (Fair- Robinson played with U.S. available for direct comment. son’s future with the Navy, ruled As a young coach in Italy 25 years ago. longest in the state. Jets’ Gastineau quits kin that players abused steroids effectively. Holderman fired Quigley Stadium in West Haven. against Fermi with more empha­ field) Prep game. Pride is a very Olympic ba.sketball team this But his agent. A. Lee Fentress, he should serve two years oh Bianchini watched an NBA documentary Bal.samo said he was di.sappointed in the and other drugs. former Athletic Director Boli "W e ’re going to find out a lot HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. (AP) - Mark “ All we have is reports in the sis on the run.” McLaughlin said. strong emotion." summer. After the Olympics relea.sed a statement in which active duty, four years in the, in awe as Red Auerbach, then the Celtics CIAC decision for several reason.s Marcum in March on the grounds about ourselves this week.” active reserve and two years in Gastineau. who fought his way back with news media,” State Law Enforce­ “ They will he as physical a Notre Dame enters the game ended, he petitioned Ball to be Robinson said he was “ proud to coach, strode the sidelines and barked out “ First of all. the substitution of him into he misrepresented the frequency the New York Jets, is walking away from ment Division Chief Robert Ste­ McLaughlin said. "This could .set football team as we’re going to 1-1-1 in the ACC and 1-3-1 overall. relea.sed from active duty before have been able to serve in the the inactive reserve. instructions. of random testing and the effec­ the game was done in the spirit of good football to help actress-fiancee Brigitte wart said. " I have no rea.son to Now. Bianchini believes his team ha.s a tiveness of the program in sportsmanship.” he said, “ Part of Niel.scn in her fight again.st cancer. believe they’re not accurate, but chance to play the Celtics for the title in (football coach) John Skubel’s philosophy general. Gastineau, the defensive end who.se we have to go ask the people. Stewart said at a news confer­ this tournament. is not to run up .scores and to get kids into headline-generating personality infuriated “ We have to deal in facts and ence Thursday at SLED head The Celtics open Friday again.st the gam e.” teammates and made him a media .star, what people tell us. usually in quarters that the agency would Yugoslavia’s national team, which won the Balsamosaid the coaches of both cited the illness of the actress as the reason sworn statements. We just can’t conduct what he called a “ preli­ SCOREBOARD silver medal at the Seoul Olympics. But the opposing teams agreed that the player had he is leaving the game. read something in the news minary inquiry” into Chaikin’s Yugoslavians will be without star guard not been a factor in either game. “ My relationship with Brigitte Neilsen media and go open a full allegations. Drazen Petrovic, who will play for Real Bal.samo was also upset that the .school investigation.” NHL results was the primary reason I returned to In an article in this week'is Madrid, his professional club. received the harshest possible penalty football this year, and for whatever University President James Sports Illustrated. Chaikin, wh(i Holderman said Thursday he Basebafl Hockey Tickets for the two sold-out even though school officials essentially success I enjoyed.” Gastineau said at the played at South Carolina from Transactions Football G olf believes head football coach Joe Flyers 5, Nordlques 2 doubleheaders were reportedly being turned them.selves in. Phoenix. Ariz., airport. "Hersudden 1983 to 1987, said he look steroids Morrison and assistant coach Jim scalped for five times their price. “ What I fail to understand is why they illness, for which we are now seeking for three years and that about 50 Quebec 2 0 0—2 Washburn were telling the truth BASEBALL Celtics coach Jimmy Rodgers said he didn’t put more weight and consideration of the 100 players on the 1986 team Final Postseason picture NHL standings Philodelpbla 3 i i—s NFL standings Pensacola Dpen scores medical treatment, has caused me to put when they said they were un­ First Period—1, Phllodelphia, Kerr 3 American League was confident his team, led by three-time on the fact that we took the ethical and into perspective my career and the things also useti them. He also said (Poulin), 2:16. 2, Quebec, P.Stastnv 5 M IL W A U K E E B R E W E R S — NBA Most Valuable Player Larry Bird, honest approach.” he .said. aware of the use of steroids or players took other drugs, inelud PLAYOFFS WALES CONFERENCE (A.Stastny, Soklc), 4:04 (pp). 3, Ojebec, Waived Mark Clear, pitcher. AMERICAN CONFERENCE GULF BREEZE, Fla. (AP) — Scores that are most important to me in my life. other drugs by team members. American Leoeur Patrick Division Donnelly 1 (A.Stastny, Leschyshyn), 9:39.4, T)iursdav from fbe first round of the would be ready for Friday’s game. ing LSD and cocaine. Wcanmdav, Oct S East “ I hope everyone will understand this W L T Pts OF GA Philadelphia, Sulllman 1 (r .Sutter, National League W L T Pet. PF PA 5400,000 PGA Pensacola Open at the par-72. Chaikin said Morrison and The decision to conduct a Oaklond Z Boston 1 CINCINNATI REDS—Received Corl Go- “ We’re still trying to get the time zone Philadelphia 5 1 0 10 76 17 c:arkner), 10:13.5, Philadelphia, Mellanby 3 Buffalo 6 1 0 .857 148 119 7,IXO-yard course of Tiger Point Golf and Brewers waive Clear decison ar\fi wish us well.” Washburn knew or learned he preliminary investigation fol­ 'niursdav, Oct t PIttsburoh '410 B 37 23 (Craven, Huffman), 17:21 (pp). Penalties— ' vom, pitcher, from the Houston Astros to Miami 4 3 0 .571 129 124Country Club: change out of our system,” he said after a Oakland 4, Boston 3 complete an earlier trade for Buddy Bell. “ For personal rea.sons. Mark Gastineau was taking steroids and either NY Islonders 3 7 1 7 18 70 Smith, Phi (etbowlng), 2:58; A.S­ N.Y. Jets 3 3 1 .500 138 134 Kenny Perry 33-33—66 two-hour practice Thursday. MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee lowed di.scussions by Stewart Saturday, Oct. ( NY Ranoers 3 7 1 7 17 16 tastny, Oue (tripping), 7:16; Stlenburg, P odtlc Coast League New England 3 4 0 .429 105 169Lance Ten Broeck 33-33—66 has decided he will not play football ignored the fact or took little with Solicitoi James Anders, who Ooklond 10, Boston 6 New Jersey 7 4 0 4 19 76 Out (slashing), 16:57; Tocchet, Phi, major PHOENIX FIREBIRDS—Announced the Indianapolis 2 5 0 .286 134 156Billy Andrade 34-32—66 “ By tomorrow night, we’ll have Brewers on Thursday waived relief pitcher Sunday, Oct. t resignation of Michael J. Bucek, vice anymore.” Jets president Steve Gutman effort to stop it. requested the investigation, and Woshinoton 7 4 0 4 77 79 (fighting), 18:05; Smyth, Que, m alor Central Mark Hayes 33-33— 66 everything in order.” Mark Clear, who missed much of the 1988 Ooklond A, Boston 1, Oaklond wins Adams Division (flohtlna), 18:05. president end general manager, effective Cincinnati 6 1 0 .857 192 134Dan Pohl 32-34—66 said Thursday, “ They are his reasons, and Holderman. in response to Joe McCulloch, a Columbia law series 4-0 Boston 5 7 0 10 79 30 Second Period—6, Phllodelphio, Sutter 5 Nov. 4. Houston 5 2 0 .714 153 152Robert Wrenn 35-32—67 season with an injured elbow. BASKETBALL they are personal. He is no longer with the reporters’ questions after the yer who repre.senis the school on Quebec 4 3 0 8 79 26 (Propp, Carkner), 2:19. Penalties— Cleveland 4 3 0 .571 101 95 Hal Sutton 33-34—67 Clear. 32, had a 1-0 record and a 2.79 Notional League Buftolo 3 4 0 6 26 30 Mellanby, Phi (Interference), 3:43; Notional Basketball Association PIttsburoh 1 6 0 .143 130 192Curt Byrum 33-34—67 team. We will be in Miami (Sunday) board of trustees meeting, said he some matters Tuesday, Oct. 4 Montreol 3 4 0 6 26 27 JarvI, CHARLOTTE HORNETS—Waived Je­ WMt Dan Halldorson, 34-33—67 earned run average in 25 relief outings New York 3, Los Anoeles 3 Harttord 2 4 0 4 20 27 rome Henderson, center. Williams to draw start without him. Que (holding), 11:17; Sutter, Phi (high- Denver 4 3 0 .571 146 101 John Cook 3S-32—67 with the Brewers this year. Wednesday, Oct. S CAMPBELL CONFERENCE sticking), 15:35. CHICAGO BULLS—Waived Kevin Seattle 4 3 0 .571 131 129Mike McCullough 34-34—68N Los Anoeles 6, New York 3 Norris Division Third Period—7, Phllodelphia, Carkner 1 McKenna, guard. L A. Raiders 3 4 0 .429 168 186Duffy Waldorf 34-34—68- HERNDON, Va. (A P ) — Doug Williams He strained his right elbow in July and Friday, Oct. 7 World Basketball League W L T Pts OF GA (Propp, Kerr), 11:09. Penalties— San Diego 2 5 0 .286 102 153Kim Young 34-34-68' was put on the 15-day disabled list. He Los Anoeles at New York, ppd., rain Toronto 5 3 0 10 34 24 Poddubnv, Que (tripping), 8:40; Murphy, WBL—NamedTom Zawlstowskidirector Kansas City 1 5 1 .214 96 125Clark Burroughs 34-34- ^ ' will start at quarterback for the Saturday, Oct. I of broadcashne. Rogers faces prosecution Bash St. Louis 3 2 1 7 26 26 Phi (holding), 11:58. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ken Green 35-33—68' Washington Redskins this Sunday in Green returned to action in August, but less than New York S, Los Anoeles 4 FOOTBALL Detroit 7 2 2 6 24 30 Shots on goal—Quebec 5-13-6—24. Phila­ East Gene Sauers 36-32—68- a week later he was put back on the PONTIAC, Mich. (A P ) — Detroit Lions Sunday, Oct. t Minnesota 1 5 1 3 22 29 delphia 8-12-8—28. National FooRm II League N.Y. Giants 4 3 0 .571 154 152Scoft Hoch 35-33—68' Bay because Mark Rypien’s bruised ribs From page 15 Los Anoeles 5, New York 4, 17 Inninos Chicago 1 6 1 3 31 41 Power-play Opportunities—Quebec 1 of 4; ATLANTA FALCONS—Placed Steve Phoenix 4 3 0 .571 177 157Tony Sills 34-34—68' were too tender to allow him to practice disabled list and missed the rest of the defensive end Reggie Rogers faces Monday, Oct. 10 Smvthe Division Phllodelphio 1 of 4. Dlls, auarterbock, on Inlured reserve. Loren Roberts 34-34—68 Los Anoeles 7, New York 4 Washington 4 3 0 .571 179 154 Thursday afternoon. season. criminal prosecution for his role in a Calgary 4 1 1 9 33 18 (joalles—Quebec, Mason, 32-0 (28 shots- Claimed Mitch Willis, defensive lineman, Phllodelphio 3 4 0 .429 155 137Barry Cheesman 36-32—68 firm ly after Los Angeles won the "When you feel you're the best Tuesday, Oct. 11 Los Anoeles 4 3 0 8 37 37 23 saves). Philadelphia, He xfoll,31-0(24-22). from waivers. Dallas 2 5 0 .286 115 142Billy Ray Brown 35-34—69 Rypien. whose 114.7 rating is high among In three seasons with the Brewers. Clear traffic accident that killed three New York 5, Los Anoeles 1 Edmonton 3 2 2 8 27 29 LOS ANGELES RAIDERS—Waived fifth game 5-2 and the Series four club and you don’t win. that Central Lennle Clements 36-33—69 N F L quarterbacks, had missed much of had a 14-10 record and 22 saves in 142 teen-agers, Oakland County Prosecutor L. Wednesday, Oct. 13 Vancouver 2 4 2 6 24 20 A—17,423. Mitch Willis, defensive lineman, and Chicago 6 1 0 .857 147 74 Dave Elchelberger 33-36—69 games to one. bothers you." A'soulfielderD avr Los Anoeles 6, New York 0. Los Anoeles Winnipeg 1 3 2 4 16 28 Referee—^Terrv Gregson. Linesmen— Brian Holloway, offensive lineman. Minnesota 4 3 0 .571 135 118Bob Glider 34-35—69 Wednesday’s practice due to discomfort appearances with a 3.28 ERA. Brooks Patterson says. wins series 4-3 NEW YORK JETS—Announced the “ We got beat because the Parker .said. “ When you don't TTiursdov's Games Leon Stickle, Dan McCourt. Green Bay 2 5 0 .286 143 139Barry Jaeckel 35-34—69 Over his 10-year career. Clear has a 71-49 Patterson said Rogers’ Jeep ran a red Philadelphia & Quebec 2 retirement of Mark Gastineau, defen­ Tampa Bay 2 5 0 .286 131 167Lorry Mize 38-31—69 caused by the injury, which he suffered in Dodgers did more than we did.” play your best — that bothers us. WORLD SERIES St. Louis 2, Chlcogo 0 sive end. Detroit 1 6 0 .143 95 147Ron Streck 35-34__ 69' the fourth quarter of last weekend’s game record with 83 saves in 477 games. His light at 1:50 a.m. Thursday and struck a Saturday, Oct. IS Friday's Games BlueaZ.BtackhawkaD PH ILADELPHIA EAGLES—Named Ken he said, "W e were shut down by too. It's something that’s going In West Steve Jones 33-36—69 i career ERA is 3.83. cardrivenby Kenneth J. Willett. 19, of Los Anoeles 5, Oakland 4 Montreal at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. Donahue volunteer defensive consultant. New Orleans 6 1 0 .857 160 131AAork Colcovecchla 35-34—69- against the Phoenix Cardinals. good Dodger pitching." haunt us all winter long.” Sunday, Oct. 14 Toronto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Oilcogo 0 0 0—0 L.A. Rams 5 2 0 .714 199 130 “ Ryp’s getting better every day, but he’s With Thursday’s waiver. Clear now Drayton Plains. Willett’s cousins, Kelly The manager who avoided Parker got the only three Los Anoeles 6, Oakland 0 PIttsburoh at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. COLLEGE San Francisco 5 2 0 .714 166 141 Tuesday, Oct. 10 New York Rangers at Washington, 8:05 Sf. Louis 0 1 1—1 ARIZONA STATE—Announced Jeff still got some soreness, so Doug will start becomes a free agent. Ess. 18, and Dale R. Ess. 17, of Versailles, making predictions all year long Oakland hits in the Game 2 loss to R rst Period— None. Penalties—Valve, Atlanta 1 6 0 .143 126 197 Oakland Z Los Anoeles 1 p.m. Johnson, defensive lineman, has ault the Sunday, Oct. 13 Sunday,” said Redskins coach Joe Gibbs. Mo., died soon after. Willett died 10 hours then issued a guarantee. Dodger ace Orel Hershiser, but Wednesday, Oct. I f Saturday's Games Chi (hooking), 10:08; Poslowskl, StL football team. (Interference), 12:22; Tilley, StL (slashing), Dollos at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. lateral Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital. was hitless in four at-bats Thurs­ Los Anoeles 4, Oaklond 3 Quebec at New York Islanders, 7:05 JOHN CARROLL—Named Kevin Nun­ Denver at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. PONTIAC "It’s better for us that way. By game time, “ You can put it in thebook.” La TTiunday, Oct. 30 p.m. 14:01. ley women's bosketball and softball Second Period— 1, St. Louis, Hull 5, Detroit at Konsas City, 1 p.m. Ryp will be OK to back up, but we’ll go with Rogers, 24, of Rochester suffered a Russa said. "The next World day night against the Series Los Anoeles 5, Oak land 7. Los Anoeles wins Chicago of Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. coach. Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. series 4-1 Philadelphia at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. 10:12. Penalties—Presley, Chi (unsports­ NAVY—Named Bernard Bohince Doug.” fractured neck and badly lacerated thumb Series that Jose Canseco gets MVP. He fini.shed the five games manlike conduct), 3:37; AAomesso, StL Los Anoeles Raiders at New Orleans, 1 LeMANS Buffalo at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. women's gymnostlc coach. p.m. Williams, who directed the team in in the crash, said Dr. Robert Aranosian. into, he’ll be dynamite.” with only those three hits in 15 Calgary at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. (unsportsmonllke conduct), 3:37; Roberts, World Series Games StL (Interference), 3:42; Yowney, Chi Minnesota at Tampo Bay, 1 p.m. Rogers was in guarded condition early The A ’s vaunted power pro­ at-bats. Boston at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY—Named Jo­ New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Rypien’s absence Wednesday, also ran the Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. (Interference), 4:42; McGill, Chi, mlnor- seph Silva and Nancy Paler assistant WEEKEND duced little pop in the Series. Los Angeles scored first in all malor (Instigator, fighting), 10:50; G.Co- New York Giants at Atlanta, 1 p.m. first-team offense on Thursday. The today. women's bosketball coaches. Washington vs. Green Bay at M il­ four of its victories and had two Dodgers 5, Athletics 2 volllnl, StL, malor (fighting), 10:50; Yow- ST. FRANCIS, PA.—Announced Keyin 33-year-old Williams was the starter in the He was expected to remain hospitalized They mustered only five extra nev, Chi (hokUng), 14:23. waukee, 4 p.m. Cofleld, guord, has quit the basketball New York Jets at Miam i, 4 p.m. RENTAL Redskins’ initial three games of the for at least a week. Aranosian said. base hits and 28 hits overall in the runs in the first inning in both Third Period—2, St. Louis, Meagher 2 team and left school. LOS ANGELS OAKLAND (Momesso, Tuttle), 9:22. Penalties— Seattle at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. season, but was sidelined after he Rogers, who according tohisattorneyand five games, hitting .177. Game 4 and Game 5. After Kirk Ob r h bl Ob r h M P.Covolllnl, StL (cross-checking), 13:50; Indianapolis at San Diego, 4 p.m. They managed 13 fewer hits Gibson’s game-winning homer in Sox 7b Scholastic Cleveland at Phoenix, 4 p.m. SPECIAL underwent an emergency appendectomy police had been drinking before the crash, 4 0 2 0 Javier If 3 0 12 Dirk, StL, mlnor-malor (aoss-checklng, than the Dodgers but still the opener, the A ’s came to bat Stubbs 1b 4 12 0 Hendrsn cf 2 0 0 0 fighting), 17:48; VIncelette, Chi, mlnor- Monday, Oct. M before Washington faced Phoenix on the faced several possible charges depending Hatcher If 4 2 2 2 Canseco rf San Francisco of Chicago, 9 p.m. stranded more baserunners, 32 to only once in the Series with a lead 4 0 0 0 malor (slashing, flgthlng), 17:48; Mo­ on the results of a blood alcohol and drug Gonzalz If 0 0 0 0 Porker dh 4 0 0 0 messo, StL (holding), 18:00; Richter, StL Calendar road Sept. 25. Los Angeles’ 30. Qutch hitting Perhaps because they fell be­ AAarshal rf 4 0 0 0 McGwIr 1b 4 0 0 0 (roughing), 19:58; Valve, Chi (slashing), $ 2 4 9 5 test, Patterson said. Shelby cf Deanery Soccer was limited to Canseco’s slam in hind at the start of the Series and 3 0 0 0 Hosseyc 3 0 0 0 19:58. " I t ’s not a question of whether to issue a MOavIs dh 2 2 12 Lansf rd 3b 4 12 0 The St. James boys' soccer team Shots on goal—Chlcogo 15-8-12—35. St. a losing cause and McGwire’s continued the trend early in Dempsy c 4 0 11 Phillips 7b 3 1 1 0 defeated crosstown rival Assumption, Louis 13137—32. warrant, but at what level,” the pro.secutor Hamitn 3b 4 0 0 0 Weiss ss TODAY game-winning homer in Game 3. Thursday night’s game, the At­ 2 0 0 0 4-0, Thursday. Tony Cook scored two Power-play Opportunities—Chlcogo 0 of Fe e lb a ll 100 FREE MILES Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 goals to lead St. James w hile Karen 5; St. Louis 0 of 4. VoUeybaD Five share golf lead said. Canseco, a .307 hitter with 42 hletics appeared di.sappointed Totols 33 S 8 S TeMh 29 2 4 2 East Catholic at Notre Dame (Quigley IOB par mile over 100 \ Jurezak and David Buono added the Goolles—Chicago, Belfour 0-30 (32 Stadium), 7:30 p.m. homers in the regular season, but not devastated afterward. other scores. Matt DeMarco, David shots-30 saves). St. Louls,Mlllen31-0(333S). ■10 Collision Damage Walverl GULF BREEZE, Fla. (AP) — Kenny L o tA n g e lM 280 101 0 0 0 -4 Bovs Soccer twice failed to get the ball out of " I ’m not angry. I ’m not de­ Chomick and Cokk picked up assists. Referee—Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Manchester o f South W indsor, 3:30 ( Perry, Lance Ten Broeck, Mark Hayes, O akla nd 001 000 mo—2 Devon Garceau record the shutout In Pospisilova upset winner the infield with two men on in the pressed," Canseco said, " I ’m Game-Winning RBI — Hatcher (1). Jerry Pafemon, Mark Vines. RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Rsc volleyball pool while Anthony Lemiuex and Joey Bolton at Portland, 3:30 Pick up Friday at 5 PM & Dan Pohl and rookie Billy Andrade shot DP—Oakland 1. LOB—Los Angeles 4, Valencia also played well. For Assump­ American Division — Luigi's def. ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) — Qualifier final game. real happy with the things we’ve Oakland 4. 2B— Dempsey. HR—Hatcher C oventry at Bacon Academy, 3:30 Return Monday at 8 AM 6-under-par 66’s on Thursday to tie for the tion Joe Nerricio, David Claglo, Brett OIrls Soccer Economy E lectric 15-12, 16-14, 18-16; Jana Pospisilova of Czechoslovakia upset “ There was so much made of done this year” (2), MDavIs (1). S—Weiss. SF—Javier. Stoebel, Glen Maynard and Steve Spike def. Manchester Medical Supply first-round lead in the $400,000 Pensacola IF H R ER BE SO LaMantagne. South W indsor o f Manchester, 3:30 15-13, 15-7, 15-6; Insurers def. Six DAILY - WEEKLY - WEEKEND - her compatriot Helena Sukova 6-3,6-3 in the power of this team, a lot of Middle reliever Gene Nelson, LOO Angeles NFA at East Catholic, 3:30 Open golf tournament. Dek Hockey Cross Country Packers 15-10,15-12, 15-7. MONTHLY RATES AVAILABLE the second round of the $200,000 European times we got in big situations and the A ’s best performer of the HershlserW30 9 4 2 2 4 9 National Division — Purdy Corpora­ The five leaders were one stroke ahead just tried to hit home runs." said series, agreed. Nelson pitched 6 Ooklond Manchester at CCC Meet (at Enfield) tion def. Road Toads 15-12,12-15,15-11; ON MOST MOOELSI Indoor women’s tennis tournament GDavIs L 0-2 4 2-3 6 4 4 1 5 East Catholic of ACC Championships North Enders def. Lloyd's Auto Parts of the group of Robert Wrenn, Hal Sutton, Carney Lansford, 3-for-18 in his 1-3 shutout innings in the Series Codoret 0 1 0 0 0 0 (at Norw ich G olf Course), 3:30 AP photo Thursday. Manchester Devils Girls Swimming 15-1, 15-4, 15-10; Manchester P roperty Curt Byrum. Dan Halldorson and John first Series. “ We had all those games and did not give up a run in Nelson 3 1112 1 Radio, T V Maintenance def. ABA Tool 8, Die 15-3, Pospisilova. 18, is ranked No. 124 in the Honeycutt 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 The Manchester Devils played to o 1-1 W indham at Monchester, 3:30 15-8, 15-10; Economy E lectric ^ f . Cook. GASTINEAU QUITS — New York scoring opportunities and 11 innings over five postseason Plunk 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 vo lle yb a ll world, while Sukova is sixth. tie with the Newington Red Wings on Manchester at South W indsor, 3:30 Poaonl's 15-10,15-2,15-5. LYNCH Mike McCullough, Ken Green, Gene couldn’t get a single big hit except games. Burns 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Thursday. Rich Tramontano scored the East Catholic a t M ercy, 3:30 Women's League — Tierney's def. Jets' defensive end Mark Gastineau “ It was my biggest success so far,” said " I ’m happy for the experience Codoret pitched to 1 batter In the Sfh. TONIGHT lone goal for the Devils with Bob Moln Pub 15-0,1>5,15-6; Guthrie Fence Sauers, Duffy Waldorf, Clark Burroughs, for the one by Mark." yyp MotililMr. RENTALS (99) announced his retirement from Pospisilova. who lost this year’s European of being here,” Nelson said. " I 7:30 p.m. — College hockey: Michi­ Templeton assisting. Cathy Templeton SATURDAY def. Scissor Works 15-9, 15-5, 15-5; 435 WEST CENTER ST. Kim Young. Scott Hoch, Tony Sills and The Athletics ail praised the Umpires—Home, Crowford (NL); Rrst, gan vs. Illlnols-Chlcago, SportsChannel was outstanding In goal, recording 28 F e e lb a ll Heritage Auto Body def. Fred's Place football Thursday, citing personal Junior Championship final to Conchita Dodgers’ pitching, but said their feel this ballcluh is going to be McCoy (A L ); Second, Harvey (N L); 8 p.m. — Rangersat Capitals, Channel saves. Also playing well for the Devils 15-11, 16-14, 15-8; Ledoux E lectric def. MANCHESTER, CT Loren Roberts made up a group two Manchester at R ockville, 1:30 p.m. Martinez of Spain. untimely slump was partly their back, and this experience will Third, Merrill (AL); Left, Froemmlng 9 were Sean Cappalla, Tom Glldden, Jeff Boys Soccer Locksm ith H air Studio 15-10, 15-12, strokes off the lead. reasons. (NL); Right, Cousins (AL). 11 p.m. — Horse Racing: Breeders' Splewak, Jeff Dellsslo ond Tim East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 10:30 15-12; Nosslff Arms def. B & J Auto 6-15, own fault. help us when we get back." T—2:51. A—49,317. Crown, ESPN MIkloche. a.m. 15-5, 15-8. 6 4 6 -0 1 2 8 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 21, 1988 — 18 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. 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It’s gotten so that when the It is possible that the penalties and ready to leave for our phone rings or a friend comes to call, I taxes due will be significantly lower trip when Hurricane Bruce Williams am absolutely certain it is federal than you have imagined because of O n e Hundred Reasons I DON T KNOW I'M NOT SO Make that two Gilbert formed in the agents coming to arrest me. the taxes that have been withheld To Hate Cats Atlantic. I’ve got to do something! I owe a lot from your pay for the last seven SURE ABOUT hundred. On teievision we saw of money and I may have to go to jail, years. However, you should accept . THIS... that the area we had but I’ve reached the point where I the possibility that you may have to it'H planned to visit was right in the path of the airlines. Most, if not all of the can’t live with this anymore. Can you come up with a considerable amount "You’re hired if you can fire this the hurricane. We called the airline, carriers, waive the no-refund condi­ tell me what steps to take to get of cash. accidentally and hit a duck...” and the representative said the status tions under the circumstances you’ve myself back into the mainstream? Either way, if you continue to ignore of our flight was being deterniined on described. A READER this problem, sooner or later you will I ZIPPY by Bill Qrlffllh 1»Mby NEA. me a minute-by-minute basis. Like you, they have no desire to be in much more trouble — when the We decided that even if the piane send their aircraft into unsafe areas; DEAR READER: I have worked IRS notices your delinquency. /;\FT6p A yowl seAocHius C^M E new CPHRAItfA/ C7ippy < coNNie’i , pneANWHite,IoihewHE(2€ in \S /WUUTES, 2irpy P£CH£S left, we had no interest in going into consequently, it was well reported in with the Internal Revenue Service on The process of paying back taxes, Off TO A OAtO ETAPT a t t - J h a ir fOMg TH' I V>^DfEP, pare CoHNecnCUT: the area untii the storm was com- the press that these tickets are several occasions, doing public ser­ while not easy, probably will not be To/wAWG A IAST-AU n u TG A BABBee couectMtaetiTatJ- coutmtyfcgiupppcT CHMSe IN ni$ veep CHOICE pleteiy gone, and we vacationed refundable. vice announcements, interviews and nearly as painful as you first im­ HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne , HEttO, Mf. MOST ? HAIC^ OaffJER Tb TH’ riJART•*? elsewhere. We went back to our travel I would go back to my travel agent call-in programs. agined. And it will certainly be far less lA* JUST lUccn/eo agent, and she told us that the and have her ask the airline again. These folks tell me that they do not painful than worrying every time a PEOPLE HONey.TMiS ll 440VA-.I want WHei4 Will p a p p y ^ ENOORfEMEHT^ f ROM TU’p/p'r ON aeA&AH'SPUS: no-refund policy was in effect — attempt to put people in jail unless it is doorbell rings. PETUPM FPOM His despite the hurricane! We have come DEAR BRUCE: I know that you and absolutely necessary. Their role is to ..UH-HUH IWANTTH' Satanism show censored TRIP AROOMPTHE Country to 4 to learn that our flight never did leave, others like you have addressed my collect money due to the U.S. WORLP ? ICncw miT yet we are told we cannot get a refund. situation on many occasions. How­ government, at best, not an easy job. Bruce Williams, America’s lop LOS ANGELES (AP) - Geraldo Rivera a>tot?s What do you think? ever, not only have I not paid Let’s fact it, nobody enjoys paying radio talk host is heard each week says he’s having a devil of a time with NBC HI ..ftUO^olOCT, P.R., attention, but I have also avoided taxes! But I am assured that the IRS night on NBC stations. Write to censors over the TV personality’s upcoming WHAT HAVE SYRACUSE, N.Y. reading about it because I childishly looks a great deal more kindly upon Williams in care of the Manchester special on satanism. IVou 6oT ON hoped that if I ignored my problem, it people who come forward than those Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Rivera said Thursday he is so unhappy with ISAfTBAPA DEAR P.R.: I think your travel would go away. That obviously is not who are "caught” one way or another. 06040. Letters of general interest will network censors that he may broadcast blank 8L/fH?.’ agent will have to get an update from going to happen. Given that, you should immediately be answered in the column. pictures Tuesday night rather than make more cuts in his two-hour special, “ Devil Worship: Exposing Satan’s Underground.” “We’re going to make the changes that we Toddler needs to be taught consider appropriate,” Rivera said. NBC spokeswoman Rosemary Keenan said Dr. Gott talks between Rivera and network censors Peter Qott, M.D. were continuing. that three’s a crowd in bed Rivera had hoped the show would include graphic descriptions of satanic murders and DEAR crazy about him as if this were other rituals. ABBY: Shortly mv first love. I’m 74 and he’s 75. after Julie was IN LOVE IN VENTURA born, I started Olympian on TV show taking her into m y b ed to Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: I don’t know LOS ANGELES (AP) — Olympic track star Can thick blood breast-feed Abigail Van Buren whether you can use this in your Florence Griffith-Joyner will make a guest her. I had fully column or not, but I hope you can appearance as herself on an episode of the intended to put because it could help a lot of NBC-TV situation comedy “227,” the network cause fatigue? her back in her people who are as ignorant as wc says. own crib when were. The episode will be taped Nov. 1 for DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a friend, male, 35. He she was fin­ I had never read the instrucit- broadcast later this season, according lo says he feels tired and without energy unless he ished, but after a week or two, I Perhaps most people would ons that came with condoms Kathi Fearn-Banks, an NBC publicist. takes an aspirin. Recently, he cut his hand badly but found myself falling asleep with waste only one gallon per brush­ because I figured that was my Griffith-Joyner, who won three gold medals only about two drops came out. The blood was so her, and when she would wake up, ing. However, if 200 million husband’s department, so conse­ and a silver in Seoul, will tell Brenda, an thick. Could thick blood be causing his fatigue? I would be right there. It was people brush their teeth twice a quently, I was not aware that one aspiring runner played by Regina King, that convenient, and I admit I enjoyed day, wasting only one gallon of should never use an oil-based the security of having her next to water each time, that’s 400 lubricant. Well, we found out the there’s more than one way to be a winner. DEAR READER: The “thickness” or consis­ The story was conceived by series star tency of the blood is not necessarily related to the me, as my husband was working million gallons of water going hard way that using Vaseline, speed of clotting. In some diseases characterized by the graveyard shift. "down the drain” daily. Multiply baby oil or cold cream with a Marla Gibbs and her son, Dorian Gibbs. viscous blood, such as polycythemia vera (an However, when my husband that by 365 days a year, and we condom can cau.se it to break! excess of red blood cells), blood does clot more started working days, Julie was have lost 146 billion gallons We have been married for 12 Lynn Anderson booked rapidly; this is probably due to the over-production not used to sleeping alone, so she yearly! years and this will be our third of platelets, the body's blood-clotting cells, that cried until I took her into our bed. Abby, if people would shut off child, so it’s no big deal, but NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Grammy often accompanies the condition. When she was 10 months old, I the water while brushing their please, publicize this very impor­ Award-winning singer Lynn Anderson was Aspirin (and other drugs that inhibit coagulation) weaned her to a bottle. teeth, think of all the water we tant information so other people booked on a misdemeanor charge of malicious do not affect blood consistency. Rather, these Abby, she’s 2'A years old now, could save. will not have the kind of accident mischief after a pre-dawn incident at the compounds slow clotting by reducing platelets’ and she’s still sleeping with us! It J. TYREE, we had. home of songwriter Paul Williams’ brother. adhesiveness or interfering with the proteins that is ruining our marriage, butiju.st HUNTINGTON BEACH, I’m signing my real name, but Judicial Commissioner Howard Taradash are necessary for coagulation to take place. don’t know what to do. I can’t CALIF. if vou print this, sign me... released Anderson, known for her 1970 hit “ (I Therefore, I doubt that your friend's single force her to sleep in her own room PREGNANT IN ALABAMA Never Promised You A) Rose Garden,” on her because she’s afraid to sleep DEAR J. TYREE: You gave us aspirin tablet is truly relieving his symptoms. I own recognizance after she was booked believe that he will have to look elsewhere for an alone. I’ve tried everything. I something to think about. It’s DEAR PREGNANT: Thank guess I’m just a marshmallow. said, “You never miss the water you for wanting to warn others. Wednesday following the incident earlier that explanation. Blood ailments marked by excess day. viscosity — such as polycythemia and diseases Please help. till the well runs dry ” Why wail Readers, for the best protection, associated with excess white blood cells — can GINA IN LAYTON, until then? Readers, it’s worth a ask your pharmacist for a lubri­ The warrant was sworn out by Linda Gail cau.se fatigue and loss of stamina. UTAH shot, right? cant containing nonoxynol-9. This Bower, who told police that Anderson I suggest that your friend undergo a medical kills both sperm and the AIDS vandalized her car and threatened her life DEAR ABBY: I can’t verify after songwriter Mentor Williams refused to examination to determine the condition of his blood. DEAR GINA: Place a nigh- that bad men are better lovers, virus, according to Dr. Merv If his blood constituents are normal, the doctor will tlight in Julie’s bedroom and Silverman, the president of the let Anderson into his home. but my hunch is that a man who Ms. Bower, who was at the house, said want to look for other causes of energy loss. explain lovingly but firmly that has lost his hair — or is losing it American Foundation for AIDS On the other hand, if your friend's blood i.s she must sleep in her room — and fast and isn’t preoccupied by the Research. Anderson stole her leather jacket and threw abnormal, he will require further diagnosis and not in yours. For “ company,” let fact — is generally superior in some of her belongings into garbage pails. treatment. her take her favorite cuddly doll bed. DEAR ABBY: We are having a Ms. Bower said Mentor Williams is a former DEAR DR. GOTT: I buy cosmetics through a or toy animal to cradle in her Bald men who don’t resort to difference of opinion at our office boyfriend of Anderson. neighborhood sales rep from a reputable cosmetics arms. trying to hide their baldness have regarding particular wedding firm. Recently I had occasion to purchase lipstick, You can expect her to cry and obviously accepted themselves anniversary celebrations where but the only one available was a demonstrator. I did fuss at first, but don’t back down. as they are. This is masculine, the newspaper announcement NASA official ‘cool’ When she realizes that she may not know this, but noticed that it looked a bit strong, honest, self-confident states. “No gifts, please.” PITTSBURGH (AP) - NASA Administra different, and asked the rep. She said it was not quite no longer sleep with you, she will and, therefore, sexy! Some of us feel obligated to give accept it. tor James C. Fletcher says the anxiety he’d new but had been dipped in boiling water prior to BALD IS BEAUTIFUL a card with money enclosed, and expected to feel during the Sept. 29 countdown sale. What do you think of this practice? others say that the honorees don’t for the successful launch of space shuttle DEAR ABBY: Everyone is DEAR ABBY: You said it all want your presents, just your Discovery never materialized. DEAR READER: The lipstick may have a waxy talking about the possibility of a when you said, "It’s not what’s on presence. serious water shortage in this Also, maybe it could be inter­ ”I thought the butterflies were going to be base. With use, the tip of the lipstick may have a man’s head; it’s what’s in it that there, but they weren’t,” he said Wednesday become blunted. By heating it in boiling water, the country. I have a suggestion that makes him attractive, sexy and preted that they want no gifts, but sales representative can return the demo lipstick to could help. money would be fine. in Pittsburgh, where he received the Willard handsome.” F. Rockwell Medal at the 1988 International its original shape, thereby “reconditioning” it. I If most people are like me, they I’ll tell you what handsome and Your comments, please. BRNf^'S IP>RA doubt that the practice you described serves any let the water run while they brush sexy means to me: It’s being PART-TIME PATTI Congress on Technology Exchange. health purpose and in boiling water is unlikely to kill their teeth. Today, I closed the kind, thoughtful, clean, honest Fletcher, a physicist, said he will return to THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr BPUCATloNAl^ most bacteria and viruses. Therefore, I recommend drain to see how much water I and gentle. DEAR PATTI: ‘ No gifts the University of Pittsburgh when he quits the ASEaOHP lo/ii: 15 please” means "Please do not National Aeronautics and Space Administra­ WAP NOW, THE perfect ENPIN6 jBLe\/\S\ON that you forget the demonstrator model and insist on was wasting. The skink filled My guy became my friend first TO A PERFECT MEAL, HELPIN6,,, an unused product. Leave the demo for the rep; her twice before I finished brushing — then my lover. He’s everything give me any kind of gift — tion next July. W AirH/Ncs YA^£= germs are hers and should not be spread to you. (about two gallons). I’ve ever admired in a man. I’m including money.” oOC 00 pLAY HAPVAPP-

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5:00PM [ESPN] Baseball: 1993 A lu C£) I Love Lucy worship and ritual murder in 1955 New Or­ face, and the need for a national child care ACROSS 2 Spanish dance Answer to Previous Puzzle turlstic look at America's pastimo |R) leans Mickey Rourke, Robert De Niro, Lisa policy. dD (4g) Full House (CC) Jesse falls in love Bonet. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 3 Woman's [HBO] Cinema Workshop DIreciurs are with Danny's new TV co host } Wyatt Earp I Recedes garment the focus of the fourth Installment of short (^4) ^ Wall Street Week 1 0 : 3 0 P M 01J (18) Odd Couple (4g) Current Affair films by student filmmakers from Columbia 5 Tropical tree 4 Occupied a 8:35PM [DIS] Which Witch It (2 i INN News g l) Mala Noche...No You’d go “fairly” crazy if you tried to get to and New York Universities. d j) Tres Genereciones 9 Moslem sacred bench Which? Buttons, Rusty and Jonesy the [CNN] Newsnight every one of the fairs which are being held this book 5:30PM [ESPN] Motorweek Illus­ Park Ranger play host to all the wilderness [DIS] Animals in Action The behavror. [ESPN] Horse Racing: Meadowlands weekend. Here’s a selection which should whet 5 Aquatic bird trated animals in theis Halloween special. habits and histories of various spider spe­ Cup A 1 and 1/4 miles race for 3-year- I I Cattle your appetite for popcorn balls and homemade 6 Exclamation [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Poltergeist II: The 9:00PM CD MOVIE: Jack the Ripper cies. olds and up. from East Rutherford, N. J. (60 pies: enclosure 7 Rowboat part Other Side' A year after vengeful spirits (CC) Alcoholic Scotland Yard Detective [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents min.) (Taped) 12 Wear off drove them from their home, the Freeling Frederick Abberline launches an exhaus [H B O ] More of the Best of Not Neces­ The Order of the Eastern Star will hold their 8 Actress___ family experiences renewed attacks by 1 0 : 4 5 P M C38JI Caeymooners 13 Envelop tive investigation into the grisly murders o sarily the News A second collection of Harvest Tyme Fair on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 May otherworldly forces. Jobeih Williams, three prostitutes in 1888 London. Michao 1 1 : 0 0 P M ® 8) (D (J23 (30) (4d) the best from the Ace Award-winning 15 By birth Craig T. Nelson, Heather O'Rourke. 1986. Caine. Armand Assante. 1986 Part 1 of 2 News news team. (60 min.) (In Stereo) p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. In 10 Catches Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 16 Use CD I Love Lucy (3D (M) M*A*S*H Q3 Entertainment Tonight addition to the crafts and white elephant items, 11 Basic idea [T M C ] MOVIE: 'No Big Deal' A young 1 2:05AM experimentally dD ^g) Mr. Belvedere (CC) George and (JD Cheers (CC). Actor Timothy Dalton's next James Bond there will be a luncheon from ll a.m. to 1 p.m. 12 Small forest ox student, who is rescued from juvenile hall 18 Fruit pastry by a counselor and his English teacher, fin­ Wesley's plans to play hooky go awry. ClD MOVIE: 'W estworld' Two business­ movie "License Revoked.” (In Stereo) On Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Buckley men travel to an adult fantasy resort and 19 Hockey great 14 Kind of dog ally iearns to trust his new friends. Tammy @g) Friday the 13th: The Series A cursed 1 2:1 SAM [U S A ] Night Flight: Take- School P.T. A. will have its Halloween and Harvest <- r ' 'A' (abbr.) Grimes. Kevin Dillon, Christopher Gartin. coin plays a major role in resurrecting the have a vacation of suspense when the sys­ Off to Life in the Fast Lane Climb aboard Barbara Held presents flute concerts like very Bobby ___ 1983 bodies of powerful devil worshippers. (60 tem operating the totally automated land Fair. There will be a cake walk, games, face I few others. A New York virtuoso, she has 20 Male 17 Commit theft min.) of Delos breaks down. Yul Brynner, Ri­ 12:30AM ffl ®) Alfred Hitchcock painting and lots more. ''ft ■ \ ' N 6:00PM (D dD (P (Sg) News chard Benjamin, James Brolin. 1973 Presents Visitors to the New England Air Museum this incorporated electronics, video, film and elements 2 3 ______35- ______Abraham's-dub 49 Heat unit S i\ War of the Worlds Skeptical officials Jovi { 'Bad Medicine"), Michael Jackson 10a.m. and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. High School, doing a benefit concert for the force Harrison to prove that an alien inva ("Smooth Criminal") and George Michael Fantastica,” choreographed by dance maverick .38 Cheers [C N N ] Headline News Characters from children’s literature such as Sion is imminent. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (60 min.) (In Stereo) Matthew Nash, and “Moments,” an abstract ballet Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. The group F W U V . — L X F VQUXSVLQU. -40 Win. Lose or Draw [ESPN] Spirit of Adventure (Taped) Amelia Bedelia, Clifford the dog and Frog and does songs from the top 40s, vintage rock, ballads (241 Bill Moyers' World of Ideas; Families [CNN] Newsnight Update Ask Alice Toad will come to life on Sunday with a by Jeffrey Satinoff. The performances are tonight PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Wisdom Is what's left after we've run out ol our 41 Mi Nombie es Coraje [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Angel Heart' (CC) A Pediatrician T. Berry Brazelton discusses [U S A ] Night Flight: New Sounds and Saturday at 8 p.m. at The Bushnell, 166 Capitol and barbershop favorites, country and gospel, as own personal opinions." — Cullen Hightower. :61 Family Ties (CC). routine investigation plunges a private do family life stress, importance of bonding A magical version of “Alice in Wonderland” will performance by Story Salad .II. This is a delicious well as patriotic numbers. Tickets are $10. and tective into a nightmare world ol voodoo with babies, conflict working mothers 1 :35AM C3] News (Rl theatrical “dish” to be served up at the Greater Ave., Hartford. Tickets are $6 to $23. Call 246-6807 [CNN] Moneyline be presented Sunday by the Prince Street Players, for reservations. available at the door. The concert starts at 8 p.m. [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Return From Witch at the Jorgensen Auditorium, on the Storrs campus Hartford Jewish Community Center at 2 p.m. Four Mountain' (CC) A pair of young travelers actors from Maximillion Productions will use from outer space face sinister forces on ■IK of the University of Connecticut. From the curious earth Belle Davis. Christopher Leo. Ike Ef smiles of the Cheshire Cat to the royal whims of the music, acting and humor to interest children in sonman 1977 Rated G Queen of Hearts, your youngsters should enjoy this reading. Tickets are $6.50. Call 236-4571 for Cinema [ESPN] SportsCenter one. Performances are at 1 and 3 p.m. Tickets are reservations. I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [H BO ] Inside the NFL Hosts Len Daw son. Nick Buoniconti (60 min.) (In Stereo) $3.50 for adults, $2 for children and other students. |i^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee HARTFORD Mob (R) FrI 7 : 30 , 9:40; Sot ond Sun 2. 9:50, 12; Sat 1, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50, 12; [TMC] MOVIE; 'Kansas City Bomber' A . Call 486-4226 to reserve seats. A bit crafty cinema City — Miles From Home (R) 4:20, 7:M, 9:40. Sun 1,3:20,5:M , 7:40, 9:50. — G orilla In roller-derby queen disrupts the team when Unscramble these four Jumbles, Expect me to wait all day? FrI-Sun 1:20, Z: 15, 7:40, 9:40. — A W orld the M ist (PG-13) F rl 7,9:45,12; Sot 1:15, one letter to each square, to form she races after romance Raque! Welch, The annual exhibit of highly unusual work by Apart (PG) FrI-Sun 1,3:45,«:50,9:30.— VERNON 4:15, 7,9:45,12; Sun 1:15,4:15, 7,9:45. — four ordinary words. Kevin McCarthy. Helena Kallianiotes members of the Society of Connecticut Craftsmen Kitchen Toto (PG-13) FrI-Sun 1:30,4:05, Cine 1 4 2 — Married to the Mob (R) Memories o f Me (PG-13) Frl 7:45,10,12; 1972 Rated PG Try the pemmican 7:20, 9:50. — Eight Men Out (PG) FrI 7:10, 9:20; Sot ond Sun 4:30, 7:10, Sat 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, 7:45, 10, 12; Sun l will open this weekend at The Art Guild, 1 Church FrI-Sun 1:10, 3:55, 7, 9:20. 9:20. — The New Adventures of Plppl 12:45,3:05,5:35, 7:45,10. — Allen Notion LEETA [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min ) Native American arts and crafts, dancing, Longstocklng (G) Sat and Sun 2. — (R) F rl 7:30,9:40,11:50; Sun 1,3:15,5:20, St., Farmington. An opening reception for the Coming to America (R) FrI 7, 9:30; Sot 7:30, 9:40. 7*.30PM ® PM Magazine Featured; a drumming and food will be available at the artists will be from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. This group Ea s t HARTFORD and Sun 1:X , 4:15, 7, 9 :X . 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Mondays through Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 3:05, 5:35, 7:45, 10. — Halloween IV (R) 11:50; Sun 12:15, 2:20, 4:25,7:30,9:50.— Frl 7:10, 9:10,11:10; Sot 1:10, 3:10,5:10, Busy 20 M'A'S'H Try the pemmican — it’s a dried meat delicacy. weekends, 1 to 4 p. m. Halloween IV (R) FrI 1:15, 7:30, 9:35, 11:45; Sat 12:15, 2:30, 4:25, 7:30, 9:35, 7:10, 9:10, 11:10; Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, (26 Liar's Club 11:45; Sun 12:15, 2:30,4:25, 7:30,9:35. — 7:10, 9:10. — M ystic Pizza (R) F rl 7:40, (30' Win, Lose or Draw G orillas In the M ist (R) FrI 1:30, 7:15, Active SLEPEN .9:45, 12:05; Sot 1:30, 4:15, 7:15, 9:45, THE NERVOUS TAILOR (38: (61) Newhart (CC) 12:05; Sun 1:30,4:15,7:15,9:45.— AFIsh LJ WA6 ALWAYS (401 Cosby Show (CC) Called Wondo (R) FrI 1:40, 7:40, 9:50, DEAD OR ALIVE 12:10; Sot 12:40,2:55,5,7:40,9:50,12:10; on the go? O N [C N N ] Crossfire TH\S. 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"AIDS will be a major topic again when ‘Jesus Christ Superstari remains remarkably tame SCIENCE * journalists can announce a cure or a vaccine.” Scientists say comets led In this sea­ Roger Staub of the Swiss AIDS Ca mpaign said Judas Iscariot. put off by one of my favorite son, as the mo­ Thursday at the conclusion of a four-day But Bailey had to strain badly aspects of the show, which was vie "The Last conference on the disease. to hit the notes, and he did not the set. Designed by Lisa Cody, H E A L T H More than 600 researchers, health workers, Temptation of & to a third mass extinction handle rapid passages compe­ who normally does costume work psychologists, sociologists and other scientists Christ” is caus­ tently. The wincing in the au­ for Nutmeg Theatre, this set is ing such a stir, from 72 nations gathered at this Pacific resort Center Stage dience was almost audible during made up entirely of huge pieces of LOS ANGELES (AP) - A The studies are being presented Iridium in a comet that hit Earth it is interesting AIDS ‘poster boy’ now 25 for the First International Symposium on Judas’ death scene. gauzy fabrics which are moved comet striking Earth with the at a four-day conference, "Global and exploded would have settled to look back on Nancy Pappas Ediioalion and Communication abo-* AIDS. Another disappointment was about by the actors. In a sense, WASHINGTON (AP) - AIDS victim Bill power of 300 million Hiroshima­ Catastrophes in Earth History,” from airborne dust. the last pre­ Rik Walter as Jesus. His acting is Cody dressed the stage, much as Travis celebrates his 25th birthday today with sized atomic bombs may be the which opened Thursday in Snow­ In the new study, two deposits tender to the cause of mass extinction 11 bird, Utah. quite strong, but the entire role she dresses people when she Dionne Warwick, several dozen of their close of iridium were found in 10- title of "offen­ CDC warns of play hazards million years ago, say scientists Scientists from Lawrence Ber­ ^ W ■ seems to be scored somewhere costumes them. million- to 12-million-year-old sive portrayal friends and top officials of the federal health keley Laboratory and the Univer­ just above his comfort level. As This made for some very bureaucracy. who blame a bigger blast for sea-floor rocks some 6,200 miles ATLANTA (AP) — Few regulations exist to sity of California’s Berkeley and of Jesus,” the musical "Jesus several — of the piece. someone who fairly swooned with effective moments, as when killing the dinosaurs eons earlier. apart: in the Weddell Sea near Christ Superstar." The highly public spectacle, Intended as a prevent a preschool child’s frolic on playground Santa Barbara campuses per­ Oddly enough, however, it is the his powerful singing this Jesus is crucified. He is elevated The scientists’ new study Antarctica and the Tasman Sea birthday salute to all people with AIDS, comes a equipment from turning into a potentially fatal formed the study that suggests a When this Tim Rice-Andrew villains in the current production summer, in “ Little Shop of on a small platform, surrounded means that of nine mass extinc­ north of New Zealand. year after Travis decided to allow government fall, even though many such hazards could be comet or asteroid impact caused Lloyd Webber collaboration was of “ Superstar” who demonstrate Horrors,” I was disappointed by gauzy drapes. The drapes tion episodes in Earth’s history, That suggests, but doesn’t brought to the Broadway stage in officials to cast him as a sort of unofficial poster avoided, federal health officials say. three that occurred about 11 mass extinction of about 25 the most talent. with Walter’s vocalizing in this underneath fall away and Jesus prove, that a comet or asteroids 1973, the religious community boy for AIDS. The Centers for Disease Control said million, 38 million and 66 million percent of species 10 million to Herrod is played by James show. remains, suspended. Then the also hit Earth and triggered "M y job now is to be public," he said in an Thursday that workers at construction sites are 11.7 million years ago. The team was scandalized. Holden, a senior in music educa­ This points up the difficulty remaining cloth pulls up, forming years ago now have been linked to extinctions at that time, he said. A Jesus who speaks In the rock Interview on his 24th birthday. “ I don’t protected by more safety precautions than comets or asteroids smacking was led by Nobel Prize-winning tion whose comic talents may be which Nutmeg Theatre faces, as wings that seem to hover a The researchers estimated the idiom? A Mary Magdalene who children under 4 years of age on playgrounds. into the planet. UC-Berkeley physicist Luis Al­ lost on his {students. He cavorts, a hybrid institution that is caught moment and disappear in the sky. particularly enjoy being photographed, but it’s comet or asteroid would have The highly controversial theory varez, who died last month. sings sexually-charged ballads? simpers, sings and sashays between two sets of expectations. All that is left is Jesus, hanging in something I’ve learned to tolerate. If I become A child could suffer severe head injuries or die measured about 1.8 miles across And, worse still, a tale told from says such impacts kicked up dust In 1980, the Alvarez team found across the stage in his one During the summer, the group the air by invisible threads. The the AIDS poster boy, that’s OK.” if he fell headfirst onto a concrete or asphalt and would have vaporized in an the viewpoint of the traitor, and triggered smoky fires that thin layers of the metallic ele­ memorable scene, blowing kisses presents professional-level pro­ effect is completely awe­ surface from a height of one foot or onto packed explosion with 300 million times Judas? blocked enough sunlight to freeze ment iridium deposited around to his line of male Rockettes in ductions, with a cast that includes inspiring. earth from four feet, the CDC said in its weekly the power of the 13-kiloton atomic many creatures and deprive the world in 66-million-year-old But seeing the show 15 years gray, shaggy wigs. primarily professional actors. The work which director Terry report. bomb that destroyed Hiroshima No more AIDS headlines? others of food supplies. rocks, suggesting a comet or later, in the Nutmeg Theatre’s Rusty Churchill, as Caiaphas But during the school year, the Runnels has done on this is in " If you can crack your skull from a fall from at the end of World War II, Asaro Other new studies bolster sup­ asteroid striking Earth killed rather uneven production at the the high priest, has a superbly same name is applied to produc­ partial fulfillment of his require­ IXTAPA, Mexico (AP) — The media has run one foot off the ground, why put concrete on the said. port for rival theories that blame about two-thirds of ail species, University of Connecticut, the evil voice and presence. His tions which employ primarily ment for a master’s degree in out of heart-rending humaninterest stories and playground?” asked CDC epidemiologist He said they estimate the mass extinctions on gigantic including dinosaurs, at the time. piece seems remarkably tame. horrid appearance is dramatized students of the Department of directing. There is no question Is rapidly losing interest in AIDS while Jeffrey Sacks. "W e’re not asking a child to 6'A-mile-diameter comet that volcanic eruptions, on changes in Iridium is viewed as evidence It tells a basically traditional by the skin-tight hood and soft- "EVERYTHING’S ALRIGHT" — Mary Magdalene (Caro­ Dramatic Arts. Fortunately, a that this is a tremendous talent in researchers still struggle to cure the deadly change his behavior, we’re just saying make the killed the dinosaurs produced a tale of Jesus' relationship to his sculpture belly (complete with great many of these students are disease, experts say. sea level or on global climate of such impacts because it is far blast 10 billion times more line Daly) persuades Jesus (RIk Walter) to relax In a song the making. environment more forgiving.” more common in extraterrestrial apostles, to his captors and to his protruding navel) which costu­ superb. But the choices available changes unrelated to objects powerful than the Hiroshima in "Jesus Christ Superstar.” To pull together an enormously smashing into Earth. objects than in Earth rocks. Lord. The fact that Jesus is mer Joan C. Lins-Morstadt has to the director are necessarily complex show like this one bomb. wearing a yellow muscle shirt, or given him. limited. requires a fine sense of judgment. that Judas has on a bright pink The third member of the Caroline Daly as Mary Magda­ audience feels that it is sharing a Many people, including the six lurex unitard and a rhinestone malevolent trio is Clay David as lene. This young woman comes to special, intimate moment as she who were seated behind me on earring does not change the fact Pontius Pilate, who probably has Storrs with extensive profes­ sings. Saturday night, are unclear about “ Jesus Christ Superstar” con­ that this is a relatively tame the strongest male voice in the sional credits, including two Unfortunately, the same can­ the distinction. They came ex­ tinues In the do wnstairs theater of piece, theologically speaking. show. 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Ex­ ping, waxing, buffing (e) Bedding — Straw — Strawberry (w) MATURE Woman to take Applicant needs typing cel lent workIng ford Turnpike (Route floors and performing Start the plot boiling in a magic very contemporary suits and t l l X O l l l W NEXTNElCrTO TO TKLTHUS VALUE HARDWARE ON copyright and proprietary care of Infants and and phone skills and environment. Flexible 30), Vernon. other custodial func­ dream setting (complete with the THE GLASTONBURY UN E . rights, unfair competition dresses to withstand the rigors of Native American jewelry & arts... and libel and slander, which toddlers In exclusive pleasing personality hours/davs. Send re­ EOE/M/F/H/V tions. Excellent start­ operative word flashed on the set the pushing, pulling, splashing may result from the publlco- dov care center. and be o self starter. sume to American CUSTODIAN. Second ing rate and complete, floor in the opening darkness). and wringing out the young folks Silver & Turquoise Jewelry tlon of any advertlsment In Monday-Frldov, 7-1 or Call Mr. Lindsey, 649- Lung Association, 45 shift, to perform gen­ fully paid benefit pro­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Michaej H. Yeargens' set ap­ have to endure before they are the Manchester Herald by 1-6. Starting $5/hour. 4000. Ash Street, East Hart­ eral office and factory gram. For details, call GO Katehina DoUs advertiser. Including adver­ The Children's Place, ford, Connecticut 06108 cleaning. Must be able Manchester Monor at pears simple at first. It is a sky appropriately sorted out. As tisements In any free distri­ AUTOMOTIVE Service INSURANCE. Growing blue palette-shaped pool, on a Hermia and Helena, Elizabeth Baskets bution publications pub­ Inc., 643-5535. CUSTDDIAN. Part time, to do lifting with no 646-0129. Department needs agency looking for full brown rug that covers the stage. Going Out Of lished by the Manchester evenings, 5-8;30pm. restrictions. Expe­ cashier and telephone time and part time DuVall and Wendy Lawless are a VERNON. Dental office rience using power A rectangular platform is co­ Acoma Pottery Herald. Penny Slefferl, Hours flexible, 5 days operator. Full time po­ people to perform cus­ matched set of perky, pretty Publisher. TELEPHONE needs energetic, moti­ per week. Apply; Facil­ fork cleaning eaulp­ vered in putting-green plastic sition. Good starting tomer service and gen­ cheerleaders who seem perfectly Rugs Business Sale! CALLERS vated person tor diver­ ities Services, South m ent a plus. The DENTAL Receptionist. eral office duties. grass and a tipsy arch seems to Taos salary. Will train. Call suited to the young swains. LOST For tbg NaUegal sified duties, Mondav- Windsor Board of Edu­ Gerber Scientific In­ We are looking for Lee at. Bob Riley Olds- Some experience pre­ have fallen precariously from Taos Moecasins Frldav, 8am-12 noon. c a tio n , 1737 M a in , strument Company, 83 someone with more Rock star handsome Graham Drums AND FOUND FgggraUtR tf th# M M moblle, 649-1749. ferred. Agents license some Acropolis facade. Winton and Daniel Nathan Spec- Mandella'Weavlng Call 875-5664 fordetalls. Street, South Windsor. Gerber Road West, than lust good office and management ex­ of CgmMctiart offict Ir 528-9711 ext. 40. EOE South Windsor, skills. We need a DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. Suddenly the setting’s all tor as Demetrius and Lysander LOST. Black, male cat perience a plus but not Native Arts 50% TO 70% OFF East Hartford. PART time Teller positi­ Connecticut.______friendly, outgoing per­ Class II license re­ necessary. Urbonettl changed, and actors move about spend as much time in the pool (it with white stomach Salem Nassiff son 'who shares our quired. Dependable and feet. One year old. •7/hourly. Work on! available at East TUBE Bender, and Tube Insurance Agency, 649- placing bits and pieces of trees became real water by the magic Leather Goods • CURTAINS Hartford Aircraft Fed­ Asembler. Persons enthusiasm for helping fuel oil delivery,east of 0016.______and shrubs: a starry sky of Last seen on August 28, hours, Monday- Camera & people lead heolthlet the river. Experienced of the forest) as the kids at the And much more...... Charter Oak Street- eral Credit Union. In Its needed for hand fitting FENCE Installer. Expe­ lighted globes drops from the Kennedy Compound. • BEDSPREADS Thursday, 5pm-9pm, East Hartford and Far- of aircraft compo­ lives. If you feel you only. Full time. Insu­ Sycamore Lane area. Photo Shop have a talent for work­ rance 8i benefits. Call rienced or will train. ceiling: and Theseus, Duke of The group of artisans charged Answers to Reebok. Friday, 5pm-8pm. mlngton locations. nents. Experience with Manchester Fence, 646- Year-round Part time position East Hartford hours, brazing and layouts a ing with people, and 647-9137. Athens, is transformed into with the wedding entertainment 630 Talcottville Rd. • ACCESSORIES Please help us find him. terrific Interpersonal 2151. Oberon king of the fairies. His Coll 649-7492 Otter 6. employment. Must available tor mature, Monday through Fri­ plus. Apply In person; are twice blessed in that they The E.A. Patten Com­ skills, then call us at FIRE Restoration com- EVENING Janitor have clear speaking well-groomed Indl day or Monday, Thurs­ intended bride. Hippolyta of the provide two shots of comic relief. Plaza 83, Vernon, Ct. LOST. Male, neutered, day, Friday mornings pany, 303 Wetherall 646-0773.______panv looking for a few needed at once. No Amazons, becomes Titania the In their forest rehearsal, Keith A ll Sales Final • In Slock Only • No Special Onlei's black cat with white voice, good writing vlduol In customer (flexible). Experience Street, Manchester, FULL time person good workers. Will experience necessary. 875-9369 Up to $7/hour to start. fairy queen. Langsdale, as the group’s direc­ strip on left side of skills and be depend­ services and related preferred but we will Connecticut. wanted for quick train. $6.00 starting nose, stomach ond pay. Full and part time Apply to Manager, As royalty of two worlds, tor Peter Quince, faces formida­ Hours: Tues.-Thurs. 11-7, FYl. 11-8, Sat. 10-5 able. Call for an inter­ photo finishing. train someone with change lubricating paws. Missing baby previous cash handling work. 647-9138. day work. Benefits. Parkade Bowling handsome Bradley Whitford and ble odds in shaping the perfor- front teeth. Ookland- view, 289-1971, ask Coll after 9am. 646-6855. Lanes. No phone calls. stylish Janet Zarish glide regally for Carol Starkes, 643-7369 experience. Qualified /Woodbrldge Street applicants should coll READY to move ahead? about, planning their marriage area. Last seen on Oc- between 3pm-8pm. Pam St. Jean at 568- New agency opening In and ruling on the fate of the toer 5th. 649-2070. PART time desk clerk 2020. EQE East Hartford area. CLEAN Up people lovers. Mischievously aided by IMPOUNDED. Male 1 RETAIL Sales Position. needed tor Saturday Responsible person needed. 12 noon-Opm year old. Shepherd Part time position afternoons. Approxi­ needed for manager for meatpacking plant. the changeling child Puck, played mately 12 noon-6pm. with wing-and-sneakered charm hair-repair cross, black and tan. working Tuesday- position. For Inter­ Excellent wage and be­ Found on Demming Soturdav, 20 hours- Pleasant working at­ ED HELP WANTED view, coll 291-8477, be- nefits. Ask for Robert, by Daniel Tamm, the trio float, Street. ,weekly. Please call for mosphere. We will tween 9-4.______646-5000. spin and rage in the air in an Interview, 646-5718. train. $6.00 to start. CLERICAL. Full time of­ Retirees welcome. Call VINYL and aluminum ADMINISTRATIVE airborne ballet. fice position. 40 hours Sales Secretary to as­ international CHILDCARE. Before and 643-1555.______per week. Rellobllty siders-trlmmers Once in the fairy world of the 1 ^ FINANCIAL after school. Verplank wanted for work In sist Sales Manager In forest, Yeargens' set is filled at FLORAL Sales person, and accuracy Impor­ Manchester. Call 634- dally operations. Full heiiM's t/a f' N(s 3mu.se, Oaf' kloi^i (s Uxi(jue! School area. Good pay part time. Apply In tant. Experience using 1660. times with fog and stabbed and ABANDON the search. for the right high adding machine and time position. For In­ TR Y US We take time to listen and help you select the best style to compliman* your face person: Floral Expres­ terview, call Lee at Sirnng clear colon, of 4 p|> bathed with glowing patterns of Thank you for making school or college stu­ sions, 135 East Center typing skills helpful. us no.1 for 41 years. dent. 646-2460, otter 5. TDP WAGES Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, yai n add inlcrcsi to this Bright misty light, designed by Pat Street. Apply In person, 649-1749. Beautiful New Town & Country Plozo Past, confidential, Prague Shoe Com­ FDR GDDO n Hold Afghan easy to easy mortgages. Mr. pany. 200 Pitkin Street, EXPERIENCED HELP.. criK’hcl in the afghan stitch. 775 Silver Lane, East Hartford 568-6690 Mortgage where Eost Horttord.______FULL time retail soles- No. 5144 has directions for San Diego park America borrows has PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON * Body Man person. Jewelery com- 48 X 61 inch afghan (strip (across from Burlington Coat Factory) been a neighborhood DISHWASHER. Monday- measure 8x61 inches) Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday 1C>6 By Appointment WALK-INS WELCOME (if tim e allow s) Immediate opening for part time Frlday, days. Top * Mechanic panv In malor one of largest tradition helping ho­ department store seek­ To ertftr. stnd $3J15, Includts meowners for 41 years. wages and benefits In­ * Parta Puller delivery of newspapers to siores and clude health, life dis­ ing enthusiastic and potUfe and handling. SAN DIEGO, Calif (AP) — Please call Conn & reliable full time sales Repair Perms Without Cutting Them OFF Conn at 233-9687. racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daily - 6 ability, vacation pay Mansfield Auto Parts «NMr CABOT This southern California city and profit sharing to person. Retail expe­ naoAt#r;fA»ttS58Meneheeler Hereid boasts one of the largest and most "MAKE YOUR FRIZ INTO CURL AGAIN days per week. Hourly plus mileage. eligible employees. 423-4515 a 646-834D rience helpful. Good N n r Urtl, N.T. 10031 M ONEY Apply In person to; salary and benefits, Nb«9, ABArfii vliii xif diversified urban parks in the CODE »b 4 S lrlt NuRlfetr. I Gifts o Gags ^ Goodies Dependable transportation and valid Bickford’s Restaurant, flexible hours, bright nation, reports Travel Agent FOR S A LE driver's license necessary. Call Frank 415 Horttord Turnpike WAITERS and W a i­ future. Call Liberty Na­ SPECIAL: Orer 200 oo> magazine. 1. Do you ask for a precision or layered cut and end up with First, second or third lections and a FREE Masks & Wigs MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald (Route 30), Vernon. tresses. Ponderoso Is tional, 568-1115. Pattern Section In the The city’s Balboa Park is more "steps" and hair missing? mortgages. Construction EOE/M/F/H/V now accepting applica­ ALBUM. Jaat $3.25. than just greenery however, Costume Accessories loans, business loans, - 647-9946. tions for all shifts. notes the international travel 2. Do you have to use a ton of hairspray to hold your hair in commercial loans, Shirts are available for mothers with school SALES Clerks and Cashi­ journal. place? bankruptcy, good or bad HALLOWEEN credit, self-employed, no X-RAY Technician. Im- children. We also have ers, full or part time Scattered among 1,400 acres 3. Do you ask your stylist for a change but always end up medlote Medical Core shifts available for wanted at once at mod­ are a half-dozen museums whose income verification, PART TIMe high school and college ern health shop Ip large BOO-QUETS & BALLOONS with the same? refinance, bill Center of East Hart­ Stars ornate buildings in Spanish- ford has a full time students. Please apply shopping center. Only Moorish style date back to the consolidation. Call MBE CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR opening for a regis­ In person at, 119 responsible, dependa­ Available for Deliverv or 4. Do you ask for a soft perm and it ends up looking like Financial Servica, Panama-California Exposition of Housewives, mothers with young children, tered X-Ray Techni­ Spencer Street, ble persons need apply. tumbleweed? cian. Our Techs enloy Monchester.______Pleasant working con­ 1915, three theaters, a science Take Out Service 632-9280. students. Earn extra money with your own working on a rotating 3 COOKS/Buffet Attend­ ditions, flexible houirs, ORDER ONE FOR center, concert halls, golf course, 5. Do you ever want a hair color to look soft, but end up part-time job. Bring your children with you good salary and benef­ Featuring ★ if Mistress o f the Dark REMDVE GREASE and day work week. We ants. Ponderoso Is now tennis courts and bicycle paths. ELVIRA looking like a rainbow? rust from outdoor metal and save on babysitting coats. 21 hours per offer a complete be­ accepting applications its, chance for ad­ YOUR AD TODAY! vancement. Apply at The crown jewel of the park is Delivers BOO-QUETS on Halloween Day 6. Do you ever get your hair done, go home and do it all furniture the easy way. week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise nefit package Includ­ for day time and even­ the San Diego Zoo, where more Just dip a cloth in turpen­ ing 0 weekend differen­ ing shifts. Part and full once to: Manager or When placing your classified ad our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want Assistant Manager, than 3,200 wild animals, repres­ ★ Order Early Today ★ over again? tine ond rub the metal tial and 0 competitive time positions ore now .rwrpiaf— a little independence and your own Income starting salary. Inter­ available. Please Parkade Health ask for the STAR!! ^ „ enting more than 800 species, until spots disappear. To sell Idle Items the easy call 647-9946 or 647-9947, ask for Frank ested applicants, call apply In person at, 119 Shoppe, Manchester 64 3-2 71 1 cavort on 100 acres of natural 646-2302 W eHre Notlhe Kim at 721-7393, Spencer Street, Parkade, 404 West Mid­ 135 Center Street But W e ffre The Best!! wav, use a low-cost ad in MeSweegan, Manchester Herald. surroundings. Manchester classified. Monday-Frldov, 9-4. Manchester. dle Turnpike. 84 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 21, IMS — 85

NOTICB OF TT TT T 7 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS MORTGAGES FOR RENT FOR RENT FUBLIC HBARINO On Wednesday, October 36 at % S p e c i o l i ^ EAST HARTFORD. One 7:30 PM, the Bolton Contor- 1 FALUlW lENMDTT MANCHESTER. Newer votlon Commission will hold bedroom, on busline, super deluxe 2 bed­ 0 hoorine at tho H trrick Pork STOP FORECIOSUIIEII appliances, wall to wall room townhouse In 2 bulldine to rocolvo public WIN common! on the proposod If you are falling behind on carpeting. $500/month family. Central loca­ CKY Mopltwlld Vollov subdivi­ your mortgage paymante... “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” CON’STITUTION 5T*ATE IK 7I ROOFING/ MISCELLANEOUS plus utilities. 568-1054. tion. IVi baths, corpet- sion for Toomov Rood, Bol­ UWNCARE I® '|8 I0 IN 0 OR.. Jf your homo It In foro- MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Ing, appliances, ton. The proposal Is tubmlt- ISHWCES cloaure, WE CAN HELPI room apartment with sunken living room, tod by Jomta and Edith Clark • • • ■ No payment program avail­ porkino. 649-2871. potto and basement of Bolton. oSTiKJniSInrT!!^^ garage. Adults pre­ Woyno K. Shorty, FIHL*$ UW N CARE able for up to 2 yaara. Bad TOLLANO/Coventry. MANQ€SrB«DND\ 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 2 3 8 - E V W M S handym an ami nance Co. Commercl- credit la not a problamllAsk ferred. $800 plus utili­ Chairm an Fall ctaan-up and ol/ResIdentlol building Two Bedroom apart­ ties. 649-0311, after Bolton Conaorvotlon HAULING how LOW paymante can ment In historic village C om m itflon anow ramoval. For tra« RENOVATIONS repolra and borne Im ­ help you SAVE YOUR 6pm. Any job -- Anytime provements. Interior Colonial. Charming, 033-10 aatlmataa, call todayl Commarofal 6 BsafdanUt/ HOME TODAYI sunny, affordable. No Call Gary and exterior painting, LBOAL NOTICB Siding, gunara, fibargitaa light carpentry. Com­ Swiss Gamarvathfa Sraop pets. Security, referen­ Call Phil at; 7 4 2 -7 4 7 6 shinglaa. alata. a ln ^ ply. TOWN OF ANDOVER plete lanttorlal Mr- at (203) 454-133S sr ces. 456-0064. 1771 f^HDMES f^ H D M E S I ^ H D M E S n n iM M E S , Fuhy Inautsd, fraa 8 7 5 -3 4 6 3 IHI h elp w a n ted vlce. Experienced, rel- FINAL ACTION OF [ u ] h elp WANTED i n ] HELP WANTED l i i l HELP WANTED l £ U FDR SALE | £ l | FDR SALE | £ ! J fdr s a le I S J FDR SALE aallfflttsa. (M l (203) 454 44fM MANCHESTER. Four THE INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION loble, free estimates. room apartment, ap­ CARPENTRY/ Toe SoM ScratBBtl LaaM 643-0304. Al o mattlne of tho Inland Wotlonds Commlialon of Full tim e, REMODELING 646-1596 My amount ddlrared. Also, a< pliances, separate util­ Andover, Connecticut held on October 11,1900, thefollowine HOUSEKEEPER/SItter. CUSTODIAN. Full time, EAST HARTFORD. 4 bed­ COVENTRY. New Colon­ BRAND New Listing. Im­ MANCHESTER. For sole action wot tokon: days, Monday through 071-7386 K 828-2087 o n w it g lo n t Aftcf b i f k ftftA ok ities. One cor parking. NUNAGER Full time position with night shift, 3pm-11pm. room Cope, 2tull baths, ials and Contemporar­ maculate full dor­ by Owner. Immediate Rentals 643-4827. Friday. Experience 5 year old In Regency mered, 6 room Cope j m Application of Walter Tabor for a house alto on Lake The c m Shop Contact Dr. Michael 2 cor garage. Buyer ies. Cedar siding, 2'/i occupancy. 8 room, 3 Rood was approved. preferred but not ne­ Towers In Hartford. Bloke, Tolland High baths, 3 or 4 bedrooms. Cod on Horton Road. 3 FARRANDREMOINEUNa FOUR room, 2nd floor protection plan. Large or 4 bedroom Ranch, 2 tiooin aM kl^n*. daoM, reoang, DAVIS CONSTRUCTION SELIULE MOVINB Application of Joseph Romeach for o house site on lol cessary. Salary based Manchoster Own car required. One School, 872-0561. Appli­ $250,000 and up. ERA bedrooms, 1.5 baths, car garage, cathedral HEATNiO/ apartment. Reno­ lot, near Glastonbury. •Ming, windows and gutMm. Low, Low Rotes. ROOMS «324, Lake Rood was approved. on experience. Benef­ Memorial Hospital year commitment, cation deadline, Oc- ERA Philips Real Est­ Philips Real Estate, fireplace, tastefully celling In living room. PLUMBING 872-1400/6S9-95SS vated. Appliances In­ its and Insurance pack­ decorated. Lovely Baokhoa and bulldozar aandca Short notice moves. [for BENT Application of Datum Enginoorine & Surveying for o please. Call Carol, 726- tober 28fh. EOE ate, 742-1450. 742-1450. Stone fireplace, hard­ aaMaMa, Cali Bob Fanand, Jr. cluded. No pets. Secur­ house site, lot «2, Gilead Rood was approved. age available to ouall- Immediate opening for 1165, do vs.______landscaping, complete HARVEST. Main Street, wood floors and fully Insilred. Dependable ity and references More detailed Information con be found In the Minutes of the fled employees. Apply an energetic and career with on In-ground pool. finished walk-out base­ Bm. 647-5509 PJ‘t PlumMn DEUVERING N CENTRAL, private required. Available In person: Arthur OIL Truck Driver. Expe­ Manchester. TIcketron Rich, olaan, atona-fraa 24 Ysare exp^onoe In meeting on file In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office minded person. Some rience not necessary. operator, ticket soles, $157,900. Jackson & ment. Asking $195,000. Rm . 6 4 5 ^ 9 Air CndRlMilng home, young gentle­ November 1st. $575 Building. Drug, 942 Main Street, Boliere, pumpa, hot water loam. S yards, *80 Ptua Tax. \ moving experience In retail Must have Class II small piver work for . BOLTON Lake. Four Jackson Real Estate, Make an offer. Must man, pleasant room plus utilities. 646-2253. (}aled at Andover, Connecticut this 31st day of October, 19M. Manchester. Atten­ MANCHESTER. 45 Pil­ 647-8400.D______tanka, new and Alto, sand, groval, atone with telephone, next to management a requi­ license. Full or port lewelrv assembly. room Ranch, masonry sell Immediately. Ev- OMMom bum fwmee. RdtlWone. and horae manure. Anytimo AVAILABLE, November tion; Jean. grim Lone. Chesnut awRHp^WMip, WwOQ BKHnQ, OCORB. repieoemantt. shower. Parking. No ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION site. An associate time. Winter months or Good moth skills, wil­ and old brick 'country on 2>/2 lots, 2 storage VERNON. Save that $100 enlngs, 649-0593.______1. Brick, 3 bedroom, Steven Fish, Chairman degree In retail manage­ buildings, private PMlInO. oofto iH f wofR. winofwy 6 tN FREE ESTIMATES smoking. 649-6801. year round. Apply; M ling to train responsi­ home' 3 bedroom, 2'/i plus a month condo fee BOLTON. Move In to­ RhRRRi o l oormru<4lon. 643-9504 garage. $650. 646-4144. 050-10 ment would be desira­ 6 M on, Toute 6, ble adult. Approxl- baths, central air and beach, appliances, gas when you own this morrow. 1 acre wooded M poihw sM of wftfwtofi «of 643-9649/aaa-6616 GAY A SON ROOM with kitchen privi-. MICROFILM ble. Send a resume to Bolton, 649-2671. motelv 35 hours/week. vocuume, oak floors, heat. Reduced to excellent starter home, rRfuwMfff youf mMr - oaR mf MASONRY leges. Private Man­ $144,000. 649-1794. country setting affords fihbMli Lawn Strvtea The Auxiliary, Man­ CREDIT-Collectlons. Includes Saturday and pine panel doors, 2 or retirement home, 6 privacy to the new Brick, block and stone, chester residence. OPERATOR rooms, main floor fam ­ ~|MI8CILLANEo!ir Commsrolal Industrial ceramic tile, marble and Non-Smoker, no alco­ chester Memorial Hos­ Malor communica­ Thursday until 6;30pm. fireplaces, pool. Many MANCHESTER. Country owners of this cozy 3 MM CaatlrBeHaa SnowplowiM. Snow Coll 649-2908, lOom- ily room, 3 bedrooms, of MMdMglil’ SERVICES concrete. hol. Quiet considerate. How Does Dillon Do It? TRAINEES pital, 71 Haynes Street, tions company seeks extras and lots of stor­ living within minutes of bedroom Ranch with 1 Removal & Sanding. No lob It too small I Manchester, CT 06040. 5:30om. all hardwood floors, 643-1720 A«k fo r Mark $B5/weekly. 649-2902. aggressive, highly age. Custom built. Fea­ the center of town. car garage. Brand new Fully iMurBd — motivated Individual tured In 'Heralding Very private treed lot. fireplace, spacious sun Interior and exterior. 282-7341 or 427-8973 MANCHESTER. Room In Find Out Before You Buy! Spaulding Co. deck. Only $154,900. U& s i u m FULL time position for collections and Homes', $337,900. This unique ranch has New wiring, flooring, Fraa E II I quiet rooming house. South Windsor, has credit processing. Ex­ Owner/Agent, 649-4064. V/7 baths, two firepla­ R Realty, 643-2692.0 paint, plumbing, siding H A N o V M A N M d FALL Gutter cleaning. Off street parking. $85 available at automo­ INSTRUCTION KMH CARPENTRY —...-647-7166 _ Call Paul at 643-8760. •89 A E R O S T A R an Immediate opening tive lube center. Expe­ cellent communica­ ces, first floor family MANCHESTER. Colon- and more.$168,000 Fl- per week. 646-1686 or '8 9 FESTIVA ‘L’ TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet Hera to fulfill your HAULING 569-3018.______WAGON for production rience helpful but will tion, organization and PIANO lesson.s. Be­ room, screened porch lal. Cheney Victorian ano Realty, Gallery of Seraened Loam. Gravel, HOLIDAY House, retire­ S0039 minimum computer neighborhood. Priced carpentry naeda. M0024 train the right person. and two car garage. Doll House renovated Homes, 646-5200. □ Any Job — Anytime Proceaaed Gravel, Sand, ment living, ambula­ camera operator. We ginners and up. Music- to sell. 5 rooms, 2 full QualH^ Workmanship. Hourly plus bonuses. skills required. Full ship emphasis. Conve­ YoYo Carroll. $179,900 In country style. 2 bed­ Stona & Fill, tory, home-llke APARTMENTS offer competitive Coll 647-8997.______package of benefits. baths, sunporch, lower Sentry Real Estate, 643- rooms, large country Free Eatimatoa. atmosphere. Coll 649- nient .location to the level family room and Call Bary 875-3483 For Oellvarlee Call FOR RENT Call Sara Chalmers at Porkode. 643-9359. 4060.0 kitchen, nice yard, 9x15 COVENTRY $210,000 2358. salary and benefits. LIGHT Bench work. 528-9261, Ext. 178. garage. Coll office to­ 643-1656 Kage Company needs LYDALL Woods. Man­ deck, pleasant neigh­ Large LaCava Colonial George GriffiRg MANCHESTER. Six Experience preferred, ASSEMBLERS. Full day for your exclusive borhood, 1 car garage. In desirable northend people for light bench showing. $149,900. Sen­ chester. Immaculate HIOVNES TREE SERVICE room Duplex, 3 bed­ but will train. Call time, part time. Small home with custom kit­ Washington School dis­ location. Has all the 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 work making holiday Real Estate try Reol Estote, 643- PAINTING/ BuoksI, truck a ohippar. Stump LANDSCANNO rooms. $725 per month. electrical parts, will chen cabinets, French trict. Easy access to features you're looking Gary Chandler glitter plaques. Ideal 4060.O for. Owners anxious. ramoval. Fret aatlmataa. References and secur­ for retired woman. train. $5.00 to $6.38 with doors off dining area to Hartford. Won't last! PAPERING ity. No pets. Available REALTY WORLO Spaoial oonaldsratlon tor Angelic Holme (Transportation may defined pay Increases. deck and lovely rear $129,900. Anne M iller GREGORY WARRICK’S November 1st. 647-8587, 289-7918 NEW Construction. Co- aldarty and handloappad. for Interview. be provided). Hours, Benefits. Four day HOMES lonlol Style homes, 4 yard. 1'/j baths, family Reol Estate, 647-eOOO.o WEEK8-RREEN NAME your own reaso­ Care Registry TREE WORK leove messoge.______Hatchback, 4 Spd., 4 Cyl. 7:30-2:30, flexible. «46- week. Apply; Able Colt room and garage. Full TREE shaded lot on Au­ 487-1767 742-6881 nable price. Father & Iroral rrAiMry ofTifa quality Orig. Pricer...... *16,718“ EOE M/F/M/V 0 0 FOR SALE bedrooms, all ameni­ 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 Feeluting EAST HARTFORD. One 6228, office hours, 8-3. 8< Electronics, Howard ties. South Manchester basem ent. $159,900. tumn Street that Is 500' Son Painting and Pob- care... lower coal lo palieiila... Rood, Bolton. ertng. Removal. 291 Ties nsffloval • Pruning for bedroom on busline, Orig. Price...... $5,954“ Val. Pkg. Disc...... 610“ location. $295,000 and D.W. Fish Realty, 643- deep will help keep this companiona. home mekera. Health a Safety • Prunning appliances, wall to wall All real estate advertised In 1591.0 8567. the Manchester Herald Is up. Peterman Building 6 room Colonial cool In NEW Cape. Hurry and Dead Wood and Stubs • carpeting. $500/month Joe Riley Disc...... 259“ Joe Riley Disc...... 1,550“ COOKS sublect to the Fair Housing Company, 649-9404. MANCHESTER. Spa­ summer and the fire­ see this 7 room, 1'/2 NURSE Aide. Expe­ 647-1956 Pruning for Wind RoaMtanca plus utilities. 568-1054. place will warm you In bath home with fire- rienced with elderly • Pruning for Beauty and Full Time Act of 1946, which makes It cious well cared for Ntnovationa^'Plus MANCHESTER. Two DIETARY ASSISTANTS Illegal to odvertlse any pref­ winter. $170's Blan­ placed first floor fam­ and hondicapped. Orats Growing ' Lvdall Woods, 3 bed­ Cuttom Intorior A Extorlor bedroom Townhouse. 00 Two Positions erence, limitation ordlscrlm- MANCHESTER. Bowers room, IVi bath Colon­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ ily room and first floor Available days/nlghts. SNOWPLOWING PuNy Meuretf • Senior CHWen CNwount ?r*iS * 5 ,6 9 5 r z * 1 4 ,5 5 8 “ and TECHNICIANS Inatlon based on race, color, School. 7 room, flre- tors," We're Selling laundry room. 3 bed­ M n tln o • CaWng M tp tir A RafMbir Limited overnight. 649- • Commercial All appliances, heot, Available religion, sex or national ial featuring 1st floor • CKNAa A LI9 M Carpamry • Raaidentlal • Industrial 645-1073 (afMrSpm) hot woter, carpeting, We have Full Time and Part Time poeitlona available in our elegant, ploced Cope, newer kit­ Houses" 646-2482.0 rooms all on second 8668. origin, or an Intention to family room, 1st floor CM oir conditioning. Nice new long term health care facility for Cooka. Dietary Aaalilanta k Dle^ 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY chen, 3-4 bedrooms, rec laundry, loads of stor­ floor. Only $166,900. • ffraa ftftm a fa a • fnaurad * USE YOUR tary Techniciana, moke any such preference, room. Nicely shrubbed a San/Of 0 /aoounft ♦

APARTMENTS FUEL OIL/COAL/ TAB TAB TAG TAG TAG TAG Automotive CARS AUTOS FOR CLYDE RENT/LEASE FOR RENT FIREWOOD SALES SALES SALES SALES SALES SALES CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. FOR SALE ROUTE 43, VERNON 1979 H O N D A Accord F R E E Mileage on low MANCHESTER. Two SEASONED wood for TAG Sale. 96 Elizabeth TAG Sale. Saturday, Oc­ TAG Sale. 56 Chonnlng TAG Sale. October 22 and TAG Sale. Sunday, Oc­ TAG Sale. 225 Hollister CARS M Caprice Wegan *8205 cost auto rentals. Vil­ bedroom Duplex, VA sale. $115/cord, will de­ tober 22,9-4. Household Drive. (Squire Village 23, 9am-3pm at 219 and tober 23, Rain or Shine. Street. Saturday, 9-3. Hatchback. Beige, 5 Drive, October 22 and [fdhgale as Spectrum 4 Dr. *3995 speed, 80,000 miles, lage Auto Rental. 643- baths, nice location. liver. Call 649-1861, an­ 23. Bar stools, six piece Items, furniture. 278 Apartments) Sunday, 228 Bush Hill Road, 9am. Antiques, collec­ Furniture, household 2979 or 646-7044. No pets. $650 plus utili­ ytime. October 23, 9-5. Furni­ Manchester. Antiques, Items. Everything 85 Century 4 Dr, (2) *8 9 9 5 original owner. $1200. chrome and maroon Woodland Street. Rain tables, screened porch, 1P77 AUDI Fox. Good Call 649-0260. ties and security. Call family room furniture, dote, October 29th. ture, baby Items, mis­ collectibles, clothing. bike, furniture, sewing must go. condition, AM /FM ste­ ae Celebrity 4 Or. *7695 WORTH LOOKING Into... Kevin, 666-7709. cellaneous. Much miscelloneous. the many borgains of­ I MUSICAL canning and freezing TAG Sale. Saturday, Oc­ machine, vintage clo­ reo, sunroof. $500. 645- 88 Celebrity Euro 4 Dr. *7995 N \ 0 ROCKVILLE. 1 and 2 supplies and tober 22, 9-4. Violin, SATURDAY and Sunday, thing. 144 T Im ro d 0976. 88 LeStbra Ltd. >11,995 TRUCKS/VANS fered for sale every day In items miscellaneous. TAG Sale. 9-4. Saturday Rood, Manchester. WANTED TO the classified columns I bedrooms Includes ap­ [ electric stove with self- October 22 & 23. 9-3. 1906 DODGE Aires SE 87 Skylark 4 Dr. >9495 FOR SALE pliances, heat and hot cleanlng oven, child­ and Sunday, 129 Brook­ Babys clothing and ROWING Machine, bicy­ BUY/TRADE I 7 foot Slate pool table for field Street, Manches­ Silver, automatic, air 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. >9995 water, parklnp, mod­ ren's clothing and toys household goods. 2 cle, miscellaneous 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. >7995 1983 FO RD Ranger. 43,000 MISCELLANEOUS ern kitchen and bath. sole. $650. Coll 644-2740. ter. Sewing machines Birch Mountain Road, conditioning, power and much more. 8 and Items. Saturday, Oc­ Old furniture, clocks, steering, power 87 Celebrity 2 Dr, >9495 miles, original owner, I'/j month security. BANJO with cose and TAG Sole. Saturday, Oc­ 16 Strawberry Lane (new home), CA 1920, Bolton. Rain date 29th tober 22, 9-12. 14 Mont- AUTOMOTIVE brakes, stereo. Excel­ 83 Honda Accord 2 Dr. >5995 very reliable. Excel­ $380-$52S per month. Instruction books. Ex­ tober 22, 10am-4pm, 31 (off Keeney Street). Sears straight stitch; 4 &30th.______c I o I r Drive oriental rugs, lamps, lent condition. Call B72-8095. Pub Circle, Hebron. tires no wear on rims, 2 lent condition. Must S3 Pontiac 8000 2 Dr. >5995 1986 TOYOTA Pick-up for 1988 I S4I/P cellent condition. Ask­ SATURDAY and Sunday, Monchester.______paintings, coins, Je­ sell. $4,500. Call 647- Dave, days, 646-2789, parts only. Call 666-2433 ing $100. Call Gene, Gas dryer, gas stove, G IAN T Sale. Rain or snow, B-14 $25 each, 83 Buick Regal >6995 evenings, 644-4504. Shine. Saturday and October 22 & 23. 9-4. Saturday and Sunday, welry, glass a china. 9286. ______84 VW Jatta 4 Or. >5995 or 289-4402. 633-6164. riding lawnmower and knickknacks, good clo­ Miscellaneous. 17 October 22 a 23. 9 to 5. M i s w & M . m , I T H o i i e i i . [homes other miscellaneous Sunday, October 22 8, thing. $1.00, ladles 14 Will pay cash. Please DODGE Charger. 1976. 23. 9-5. 81 Union Street. South Rood, Bolton. 105 Ridge Street CARS I FOR RENT Items. mens 32-33 waist. call, 646-8496. Dependable transpor­ 872-9111 CARS j S i ^ R N D s [fcts and MANCHESTER. 526 East TAG Sale. Buckley tation. Needs boHery. FOR SALE FOR SALE M AN C H ESTER. For rent [supplies Center Street. Satur­ School Fair, 250 Ver­ $700. Coll 659-2753. PONTIACS • OL08MOBILES or lease purchase. Im­ day, 10-2. 100's tools non Street, Manches­ CARS 1980 C A D ILLA C Sedan • CADILLACS A OMC maculate 3 or 4 bed­ and miscellaneous ter. October 22nd. W ANTED. Good home Items. 10am-2pm. FOR GALE Devllle. Excellent con­ TRUCKS... room Ranch with 2 car for good dog. Female, dition. $5500 or best garaoe, much, much Doble-lrlsh Setter mix, offer. 742-0691.______New 1988 Oldsmobile Calais more. Immediate oc­ How Does Dillon Do It? ears not clipped. One 1902 NISSAN Stanza. 4 ' l i ? © O ' ® ! 4 Dr. Sedan, Rear Window Defogger, 2.5 Liter En­ cupancy. $1250 per year old. Excellent ACUR 4A. month. 649-0593. door hatchback, 5 Find Out Before You Buy! gine, AT, AM Radio, #J6541 health and nature, tar speed, loaded. Air con­ MANCHESTER. ‘Beauti­ free. 646-2194 or 289- ditioned, power steer­ ful Dutch Colonial' 9321. ing, power brakes, 4 ’87 TEAAPO 'L X ' '88 CONVERSION Seven rooms, 3 bed­ speaker AM / FM stereo Exec. Vehicle VAN. PONTIACS rooms, 1'A both, family MISCELLANEDUS cassette. Beautiful room, fireplace, deck condition. Asking i7-12S4 LeMans 4 dr. white # SOLO and treed lot! Imme­ FOR SALE M a n c h e s t e r ^ $2200. 633-1640.______LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. blue #8693 diate occupancy. T lie W ic e 1982 DODGE Omnl-024. LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. black #8795 $850/month. Call 649- EIG H T month old water- Two door. One owner, 4000.______bed, $325. Courthouse LeMans 4 dr. silver, #8614 MSRP ...... $11,830 One Gold membership, PREOWNED CARS excellent condition. 181 SOUTH Main Street. 1.B8 Ford F-1S0P/U i Toyota Ca New tires, and brakes. LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. blue #8777 Discount...... 1,244 $ 9 0 7 0 8 Por Totally renovated. Full 12'/2 months left tor ‘ 1 5 , 2 7 5 15.85 Toyota Cslica GT-5 *8831 You P a y ...... 10,586 $450. Compared to reg­ Auto, AC, PW, PL. VO Auto, AC. Roof. LRElhtr, C«it > 9 . 3 5 0 $1450 or best offer. Grand Am 2 dr. blue #8720 rL\J I Month dormered Cape, 4 large 646-2359. ARI Conversion, Bay Windows, Cash Of Trade ...1,586 bedrooms, 2 full baths, ular price of $700 plus. For 60 Months At Eric 649-3426.P 2.88 Dodga Caravan E t i c c 16.84 Saab 900 Turbo 1987 C H EV Y Celebrity. 4 4 Dcor, Never registered, auto, Captains Chairs, Drapes, Much Grand Am 2 dr. maroon #8735 kitchen, living room 8 0 7 13.5»oA.P.R. with fireplace, full FREE Upright Plano. Auto, AC. PW. PU ve I U fU l U S Spd. AC. Roof, C d m . > 9 . 2 5 0 door, V6, 9,000 miles. air, more... more - Your homo away from Grand Am 'LE' 2 dr. gray, #SOLO $9500. 41 Homestead ^ > 9 , 0 0 0 basement, fully ap- 1978 Honda Civic, $50. homel Grand Am ‘SE ’ 2 dr. black #8796 647-9328.______17.84 Pontiac 6000 TE i s r ^ f - Street, 649-2091.______pllanced, washer/d- 3.83 BuIck LeSabre $>1 Q Q R 8 Orig. Price...... *11,409“> Orig. Price...... *20,749“ Grand Am 2 dr. white, #8774 ryer hook-up, large 7 foot Slate pool table for Auto. PS. P6. AC. Low mllet H p Auto. AC. PS. PB. PW. PL > 7 . 9 9 5 1984 E A G LE LTD Wagon. yard, many extras. sole. $650. Coll 644-2740. 4 wheel drive, 5 speed, Joe Riley Disc....2,109“ Joe Riley Disc...... 2,995“ Grand Am 'SE' 2 dr. white #8788 Available. $1000. Refer­ air conditioning, 6 cy­ POOL Table-Sears. Good 4.87 Toyota Cellca GT $ 1 n 0^f\ 18.84 Toyota Camry Grand Am 4 dr. gray #8801 ences and security re- Auto. AC. PS. PB. SUrto I U f fc U U OSpd.. AC. PS. PB. Alloy! > 7 . 3 5 0 linder, all options, Y o u r Y o u r gulred. 589-2868.______condition. $300. Call af­ great In snow. $4700 or Grand Am 'LE' 4 dr, red, #SOLD ter 3; 30pm or leave P ric e *9 ,300<"> MANCHESTER. Large 3 19.85 Honda Accord EI best offer. 742-9770, af­ P ric e *17,754“ Grand Am ‘SE ’ 4 dr. white, #8789 message. 568-1903. 5.87 Mazda RX-7 SE $ 1 9 Q Q R 8 ter 6. ^ 5 0 0 bedroom Colonial. Wo- Auto, AC. Sunroof. St«r#o I 5 Spd. AC. PW. PL. Sunroof > 8 . 9 9 5 Grand Am 'S E ' 4 dr. red. #8791 sher/drver hook-ups. • U S E Y O U R Busline. $850 plus utili­ 6.87 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. 20.85 Honda Accord SCHALLER Multiple Finance Grand Am 'S E ' 2 dr. red, #8798 ties. 528-0776. ENDROLLS S Spd, AC, PS. PB. Alloya. * 0 2 5 0 Auto. AC. PS. PB > 8 . 9 9 5 Plans Firebird cpe, gray, #8784 MANCHESTER. Beauti­ 27'A width - 25$ ACURA CASH REBATE Firebird cpe, white #8747 fully maintained,4 bed- 13% width - (or 25* som e with 2 21.84 Toyota Camry 4 Dr. U S E D C A R S UP TO Firebird Trans Am blue. #8793 r o a m , 2'/j b a t h MUST b» pickwd up at the 7.86 Acura Legend $ i c c c n S spd. AC. PS. PB. Alloyt > 7 . 5 9 5 Colonial with first floor Herald Office Monday thru Auto, AC. Sunroof. Ctn I U f O O U 88 Caravan S E ...‘15,375 NO MONEY DOWN Firebird Trans Am silver, #8792 family raom, 2 car Thuraday before 11 a.m.only. $ 1 , 0 0 0 “ Grand Prix 2 dr, silver, #SO LO New 1988 Olds Cutlass Supreme garage, excellent loca­ Honda Accord LX $ l n C Q C 22.86 Marc. Sable 08 F-150P/U.... *15.275 8.66 Auto. AC. PW. PL. PS > 8 . 9 9 5 RECENT USED CAR to qualified buyers AT. PS. PB. Rear Window Oefogger, AC. V6 Engine, AlW tion, In great family 5 Spd. PW. PL. StDTRO I U f U w U 87 Interga L S .... ' 9,995 AS Grand PrIx 2 dr, red, #8716 Or L E A S E your next FM Stereo CasteOe, Ouite Oxilrol, Power Windows, nelghbarhaad. $1200 TAG 07 Mazda RX7 ....‘12.995 DOWN PAYMENT Grand Prix 2 dr. red, #8797 per month. Call Sentry 0.86 ulck LoSabre 23.84 Pontiac 6000 STI ARRIVALS YOU MUST SEEII vehicle from us Power Door Lock*, 6 Way Power Seat, Plus Much Kilora, GALES 6 4 Or.. Auto. AC. PW. PL 07 Toy. Corolla ...‘ 8,250 Grand Prix 2 dr, silver, #8754 Real Estate, 643-4060. Auto. AC. PW. PL. Crulia > 8 . 9 9 5 > 6 . 9 9 5 #J6778 87 Toyota GT ... ‘10,250 Grand Prix 'S E ' cpe, red, #8771 NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 24.66 Lincoln Continental 06 Chev C20 .... • 9.250 STORE AND eral Statute 23-45 prohibits ia86 Chevy C-::-20 p/u Grand Prix cpe. white, #8787 Auto, VO. PS. PB. StRfRO > 9 , 2 5 0 Auto. A.C P. PW. PB > 7 . 5 9 5 OFFICE SPACE the postina of advertise­ 86 CHRYSLER 84 HDNDA ACCDRD LX 86 SR-5 P/U .....• 9,550 Grand Prix cpe, blue, #SO LD ments bv onv person, firm or White. 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd. PB. PS. tC O flC Blue, 4 Cyl. 5 Spd. PB. PS. 06 LeSabre...... • 8,995 OFFICE Space. 500 corporotlon on o telearoph, 11.86 Toyota 4x4 8-85 25.86 Vette < ^ I L L O N 6(X)0 4 dr. white. #8781 Auto, AC. PS. LDRthtr, AC. P Windows. Tilt. Radio D l SU AC. Radio telephone, electric light or 5 8pd. PB. CAB > 7 4 9 5 : ee Merc. Sable..• 8,995 square feet. Excellent > 9 . 5 5 0 Bodd SttrDO > 1 7 . 9 9 5 6000 4 dr. blue, #8779 location. 647-9223. power pole or to o tree, 85 Audi QT ...... ‘ 9,250 shrub, rock, or onv other 12.85 Buick Riviera 83 TOYOTA CELICA 83 FDRD 85 Buick Riveria . >11.250 MSRP ...... $15,310 natural object without a writ­ 26.85 Caddy DeVllle | 7 Q Q i; Gray, 4 Cyl. 5 Spd. PB. PS. 319 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER, CT Discount...... 1,972 MISCELLANEOUS ten permit for the purpose of Auto. AC. PW. PL, PS. V6 * 1 1 . 2 5 0 Auto. AC. 1%. P B I v S S I U 85 Olds Ciera ... • 7,995 protecting It or the public and P Windows. AC. TUI. Radio, tT O n C CRDWN VICTDRIA Offer expiree 10-29-68. Not retponelble for typogrephicel errors You P a y ...... 13,338 $ 9 9 0 0 9 FOR RENT Sunroof " f U y O 2 Dr. Red. 6 Cyl, Auto. PB, . 85 Cadi DeVllle ....• 7,995 OLDSMOBILES Month carries a tine of up to SSO (or 13.85 Audi GT Coupe Cash Of Trade ...3,338 each offense. 27.83 Olds Cutlass Wagon S>l Q Q R PS. PW. P Seats, AC. Tilt. S iin ilC • 84 Continental...• 7,595 For 60 Months At 5 Spd.. AC. Sunroof, PS. PB > 9 . 2 5 0 Auto, AC. PS. PB. Low MIIm H g w S I U Toronado Cpe, blue, # SO L D V h CAR Garage In Man­ Radio. Vinyl Top 6 4 3 -2 145 l3.5®ro A.P R. SATU RDAY, October 2i, 87 HONDA PRELUDE 84 Pont. 6000....‘ 6,995 Oust. Cruiser, Blue, #6640 chester far rent. Some 9-3,54 Richmond Drive, White. 4 Cyl. 5 Spd. S A L E S DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30, FrI. 8:30-6, Sat. 8 30-5 > 1 0 , 0 0 0 X limitation on use. $150 14.85 Otda Clara Broug. 28.87 Integra RS 4 Dr. |Q Q Q i: PB, PS. Tilt, Radio : 84 Toy. Camry 7,350 98 Regency Broughm, white, #6706 Manchester. Moving Auto, PW, PL. PS. VO > 1 1 , 1 9 5 85 DLDS CUTLASS SER V IC E DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8-5. per month. Call Mike, > 7 . 9 9 5 Auto. StDTRO. PS. PB O ySlalU 83 LeSabre...... • 4.995 out of town. Furniture, Wagon. Auto. PS. PB. PW, 24 Hour Towing • Complete Body Repair 8i Painting Touring Sedan, white, #6737 643-1577. china, glassware, lln- PSeata. Air. Tilt, Radio, 345 Center SI., 84 HDNDA CRX Cutlass Supreme I, black. #SOLD ens, more.______No.1 in Customer Satisfaction Blue, 4 Cyl, Auto > 4 4 9 5 Crulae * / tUO Manchester e 647-7077 Parts Mon.-Frl. 8 ^ Sat 8-12 647-9111 Automobile Storage TAG Sale. Saturday, Oc­ Cutlass Supreme SL, black, #6658 Heated winter storage p , „ s H 0 0 0 tober 22, 105 Cushman 345 C«iit*r Str*«t • ManchMl«r, CT Cutlass Supreme SL, black # SOLD for your special vehicle. Drive, Manchester. 88 HDNDA ACCDRO 86 CHEVY PICKUP.-nnc © R.P,^4Cy.,Au,o.PB,PS, 1 1 2 ,9 9 5 Auto. PS. PB. Radio *4»IU 0 Classics, exotics or 10am-2pm. Toys, chlld- Cutlass Supreme SL, blue, #6631 street rods. Warm, safe - ren's books, games and Cutlass Supreme, blue, #6778 fa c to r y r e b a t e and secure. 289-9322 or 647-7077 puzzles. Other miscel­ 85 HDNDA ACCDRD Cutlass Supreme SL, white, #6775 646-2194______laneous Items. 86 HDNDA CIVIC 4C^or,5Spsed.PB, White. 4 Cyl. > 7 1 9 5 Cutlass Supreme SL, platinum, #6757 ROOMMATES Cutlass Supreme I, white, #6767 New 1988 CMC S-15 PICKUP 1 ^ WANTED 83 DLDS CUTLASS 85 HDNDA ACCDRD LX Cutlass Supreme, blue, #6633 1.000 Lb. Payload, Red, 6 Cyl, Auto. PB, PS, ^ 3 9 9 5 4 Dr., Auto, PS, PB. P tO iaflC Cutlass Supreme, blue, #SO LD PB, 2.5 Liter Engine, Windows. AC. Radio *o 4«lO 500 W. Center St, EAST HARTFORD. Pro­ Cutlass Supreme, white, #6766 5 Spd., Manual fessional female to Almost Trantmiuion, Brown share two bedroom M a n c h e s t e r Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #6771 fJ IO O tS apartment across from Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #6779 Wickham Park. Oc­ 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 tober 31, Occupancy. OPEN DAILY 275-0764, 282-0434. USED CAR MANAGER SAYS... 918 9 FIRENZAS WANTED f r o m VERNON Cars 8iL 9-5 FROM HARTFORD I-84W EXIT 59 Trucks inwH N IwNiyi I-384E EXIT 1 Firenza Cruiser wgn. It. brn, #6532 MSRP ...... $7,536 m TO RENT Firenza Wagon, red, #6512 Discount...... 474 $1 00 05 Per G ARAG E Wanted. No­ DUT THEY GD... 20 YEARS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN MANCHESTER, CONN. Firenza 4 dr, white, # SO L D You Pay...... 7,062 I O W Month NOW Cash Or Trade ...1,062 vember through March Calais 2 'dr, white, #6535 for car. Clean and dry. For 60 Months At 649-5140. Daily Rentals Calais 4 dr, red, #SOLO 13.5% A P R. LEASING n e w v e h i c l e s p e c i a l s ToRnaie* Lynch Leasing Inc. L y n c h Leasing In c . Calais 4 dr, burgundy, #6511 >6.000 ’86 M E R C C A PR I ’84 HONDA CRX 646-0128 646-0128 Calais 4 dr, white, # S O L D Merchandise ^ " New 1988 Ciera 2 Dr, black, #6697 GONE Blue, 4 Cyl., S Spd., Radio Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, : Pontiac Grand Am Ciera 2 Or, gray, #6746 P. Locks, Was >5995 Was >5495 Stk. #8 -4 6 6 7 9 1 ANTIQUES/ well equipped Ciera 2 Dr, blue, #SO LO ED I COLLECTIBLES Ciera 4 Dr, black. #6660 $ 3 0 0 •4995 *449 5 > 1 0 ,5 9 9 Ciera Brgm, 4 dr, red, #6744 ANTIQ U E four post dou­ ble bed and bureau. Ciera 4 Dr, black, #6677 Pineapple posts. 60-70 1988 * f a c t o R ^ MAZDAS Ciera Cruiser wgn, #6731 ’83 H O N D A ’85 TOW N & years old, Sage Allen WE ONLY HAVE 25 NEW 1988 MAZDAS LEFT furniture. New box PRELUDE COUNTRY spring and mattress. COME IN NOW FOR THE BEST PRICES OF THE YEAR Blue, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB. AC, Wagon, Auto, PS, PB, Good condition. 645- New 1988 Oldsmobile Firenza 8071. Radio, Was >7995 Air, Radio, Was >6495 CADILLACS LIKE THESE.. Wagon, Rear Window Oefogger, A/C, 2.0 Liter En­ Allante red, #SOLO gine, AT, AM/FM Cassette Radio, Power Steering, *72 9 5 *5995 Eldorado cpe, platinum, # S 0 L n Tinted Windows, IU6S32 FURNITURE 1988 MAZDA 323 1988 MAZDA B22DD 4 Door Sedan #3139 Base Longbed #2101 Eldorado cpe, white, # SOLO COLONIAL Sofa and ’85 H O N D A ’86 H O N D A Eldorado cpe, tan, #7564 chair, $50. Five piece Seville gray, #7539 sllverplate coffee set, $25. 643-8178.______PRELUDE CRX Seville blue, #7560 SOFA, sleeper, love seat, Blue. 4 Cyl. Auto. PB. PS. Blue, H/F, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB, Sedan OeVille blue, #7576 chair ottoman. Beige. Tilt, Cass, Was >9495 Cass, Was >6995 3edan DeVllle Antelope. #7559 Must sell. $285. Call ONL MSRP ...... $12,459 644-4898. ONL Sedan DeVille blue, #7575 Discount...... 1,248 WATERBED. King size. 6 •8 19 5 *6395 OVER 100 TOYOTA CARS OVER 10i YOTA TRUCKS Sedan DeVille blue, # S O L D You P a y ...... 11,211 $ 2 0 7 0 8 drawer base, large ^ 7 6 4 5 “ “ OVER 100 POi Sedan OeVille blue, #7567 C ash O Trade ...2.211 headboard, dark wood. • I.e Liter, 4 Cyl. Eng. • Tinted Window Gleet ^ 7 5 6 6 ““ LARGE SPECIAL For 60 Months At • 2.2 Liter, 4 Cyl. Eng. s p e c i a l LARGE Sedan DeVille blue, # sO L O Excellent condition. • 5 Spd. Trent. • Rear Window Datoggar • DouUa Well Bad ’87 TO YO TA ’85 D O D G E > 9 , 0 0 0 13.5% A.P R. $375. 646-2194 or 289- • Black Side Molding • Trip Odometer • 5 Spd. Trent. Conatructlon SELECTION SELECTION Sedan DeVille blue. #7552 To • Front Mud Flept • Power Steering • Front Disc Brakes • Bench Seat 85 6MC 9321. COROLLA LANCER 79 Granada USED TOYOTA OF USED Sedan DeVille blue, #SO LO Blili CARS & Slwra ClHile PlekHU Q U EEN Size waterbed, 3 Blue, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, Gold, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, PONTIACS VI. Aifto. AC. Power Opt Pkf. 8 tfr. • eyi Aulo. P8. AC. MN, TRUCKS Coupe DeVille blue, # sO L D upholstered chairs, 6 - SPECIALTY VEHICLES NOW AVAILABLE - PS. AC, Radio, PW, PSeats, AC, Tilt. /^Inq ______Cap. t m mNaa, AiUng foot barrel bar, 10 foot Over 100 Preowned I Coupe DeVille blue, # S 0 L D dresser/desk unit, 4 di­ ★ 88 RX7 Convertible — Special Fall Savings Was >8995 Radio, Leather, Was >7195 •2,995 |Portial Listing USED CARS Vehktec to Cheoe# From I •8.595 rectors chairs. All Items like new. Fair 88 Blaz8r 8-19 87 Dadga Call E 88 Brand Am Cpa. 65 Tnyati MR2 ★ 88 323 GT - 4 Dr., 5 Spd. w/Cass, Sunroof, Power Pkg. aa sunbim ar 87 Brand Am |MkMU*O.VeA>l*>.*C. offers accepted. 649- *79 9 5 *6 79 5 Tahea. WhMt • M w r. Vti Cpa. WhNa. AWe. AC. PO. 4 Dr. Amp. P i, PO, AC. Pad. § Opd. OP. AC. CMC TRUCKS (Save Big with MAZDA Incentives) leadad. 10.009 new . marae,m, Aakhtg Olarao. Alloy wheele, 14K, FuR Fwnw F k *. AHipya. Caaaati 90K, 8165. WMW. Appmw. 4.000 m m . MUng 73 IN STOCK ELECTRIC Recllner lift 7k NOW HERE! TWO ALL NEW 1989 MAZDA M.P.V. •irjon. eaUff# •8.995 chair. Sold new for •7.995 (Multi-Purpose Vehicle) w/V6, Auto, AC, and Luxury pkg. KtADY TO ROLL! $1400. 1 year old, In 17 Caralli LE excellent condition. aa B8nn8Vlll8 LE 87 Gunbird SE 87 Civillar ■Mk. O*ilon » M * H. WMWtOwnMun • p i Cpa. NaO. Aulo. AC. C t Wngon. AMo. AC. F*. $495. Call 228-9160foran NO GIMMICKS - JUST A GREAT DEAL - ne.iM0onaw.MUn* MMtar. *uw. F* NC. P8. flame. 17K. Aikino F*. tw . twrao. «IK appointment. M K . A W U f Com e in and see us at •13.585 •8.995 •7,585 •6,995 [TV/GTERED/ APPLIANCEG WASHER. Hotpoint, MORIAR^PV BROTHERS heavy duty, large ca­ ExH 60 Off l-H pacity. Used 6 months. $200, best offer. 643- Opw^ Evwfiffiys 'til f p.m 5845. H . a Sol. 'til 6 p.m. REFRIGERATOR. $75. 301-315 CENTER STREET Excellent running con­ dition. Call 643-7498 of­ MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT fer Spm. »» — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Oct. 21, 1988

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