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GUARANTEED LOWEST debate PRICES*. Don’t compromise. Town Fair Tires’ experience We have selected tires GUARANTEED against costs no more. glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haz­ NO $ 1 7 9 5 Bv George Lavng an emergency *“lf you find a lower price advertised in Connecticut FR ards, and it’s FREE! PURCHASE Herald Reporter within 30 days of purchase on the same merchandise . . . NECESSARY ' ■ * CAR S bring us the advertisement and we will beat the price." COMPARt US TO A ll OTHER TIRE DEAIERS! Aitfbend and McPhorson Strut Not included on All Above Eighth Utilitie!5 District advo­ .MICHILIN • GOODYEAR • FIRISTONE • DUNLOP • GENERAL « cate Robert Blefchman charged By Carole Thompson spokesman Lf. Edward Dailey Thursday the real goal of the newly The Associated Press said Thursday. “It is. at least B.F. GOODRICH • ARMSTRONG • UNIROYAL • YOKOHAMA partly, an engineering problem. G and many more famous brand tiros formed Committee for Charter Revision is to consolidate the HARTFORD - Gov William A, Pulling more police officers out O’Neill today declared a .state of there isn’t going to solve the district with the town of Manches­ emergency on the .statc’.s roads ter. The group has said its purpose problem” and vowed that every step possible The Department of Transporta­ ALL-WEATHER SPORTS out TIRES is merely to change the Town would be taken to halt truck tion released a report Thursday Charter so that the district could accidents in Connecticut. TRACTION WHITEWALL TOWN fAIR DISCOUNTS ONE OF THE LARGEST SELEaiONS OF' not veto consolidation. that .studied the rise in traffic 155/80R13...... »55 FINE QUALITY IMPORTED TIRES EAST OF THf RHSSISSIPPi. “ I have had it with truck acridents on Interstate 84 near “A skunk by any other name accidents on our highways” 165/80R13 IMPORTS BRIDGESTONE . CONTINENTAL • DUNLOP smells the same” said Blefchman. Harflord The report cited in­ 175/80R13... O’Neill said during a news confer­ ALL-SEASON PIRELLI -MICHELIN -GISLAVED an attorney who heads the group creased traffic, speeding and a 185/80R13 721’ YOKOHAMA . SEMPERIT -GOODYEAR ence in his state Capitol office 155ni2...... ts STEAL — Stop Tampering with the confusing laydut of ramps and 185/75R14... Better Quality “I am ordering a slepped-up 195/75R14... STEEL 1S5R13...... >M MICHELIN IMPORTS Eighth’s American Liberties. He curves as factors in the crashes. MICHELIN 1658R12...... N 1 17S8R14...... •M safety enforcement program that I 205/75R15... 185113 ..>M Imported Sports Car Interstate 84 runs diagonally DISCOUNTED AT BELTED 1458R13... .-..*66 1668R14...... •M said the Committee for Charier 215/75R15... STEEL BELTED RADIALS 176/708R13 •M promise will be our most aggres- through the slate, from Danbury, TOWN FAIN TINE 185115...... *45 155112...... >39 175114...... *42 1B88R13...... •44 Revision is the “son of the 186/r08Rl3..^M siye ever” 225/75R15... PLUS M O R E 175114...... *47 145113...... »29 175/70113 ,,..'39 1688R13...... •46 through Hartford, to the Massa­ 235/75015... F R E E SENVICES 16S8R14... 166/708R14.. • « Committee for One Manchester." ECONOM Y RADIAL 185114 ..Me IS O H S l...... '12 195/70113 ....'42 a group that actively urged consol­ Tractor-trailer trucks were in­ chusetts border. Insterstate 95 ALL-SEASON 175/70113....>45 195113...... '35 195/70114 ....'43 MICHELIN TRX II volved in four separate accidents runs along Connecticut’s coast and FOR AMERICAN CARS (Comowaij) 185/80R13 195115...... >39 195/70114 ... >49 idation during the last merger DOUBLE BELTED 185/70113....*47 ie5/70HR36S ...... *89 V on Connect icul highways on Thurs­ is a major connector to New York MICHELIN • ADVANCED COMPUTER STEEL BELTED 175/75R14 180/65HR390...... *99 n push in the late 1970s. WHITEWALLS XH DESIGN • HIGH MILEAGE RADIAL W.W. 185/70114....*48 ~ E C O N O M Y R A D IA L 190/6SHR390...... *109 II day that left one man dead, five City and Boston. 155/80R13. 185/75R14 195/70114....•es SPORTS TIRES The Committee for Charter 175/80R13..... *62 195/75R14...... »74 215/75R15..... *82 165/80R13. others injured, and brought traffic In another accident Thursday on 165/80R13... 195/75R14 199112 ...... 1 7 199114 . 1 7 YOKOHAMA || Revision was unveiled Thursday to a standstill on Inicrslalcs 95 and 185/80R13...... *65 205/75R14...... *78 225/75R15..... *84 175/80R13... 185/80R13. — 199113 ...... 17 179/70113....14 by its chairman. William H Sleitli. 1-95 near exit 40 in Milford . an 105/8OR13... 185/75R14. 205/70R14 195113...... *39 199/70113.. . , H 84. easlbound tractor-trailer attempt­ 185/75R14...... *71 199119...... *34 199/70114..., 1 9 168R12..... •41 166R1S..... •U il the former head of the Iona 2Q5/75R15...... ‘79 235/75R15...... *88 185/75R14... 195/75R14 . 148RI3..... ^41 175/70SR13..*66 |fi The mo.sl serious accident was ing to slow down In the rain about 195/75R14... 205/75R14. 205/75R15 ...»7 7 | BRIDGESTONE 179114...... 1 9 186R13..... *44 166/70SR13..*M U Manufacturing Co. Sleifh admitted 205/75R14... 215/75R14. 215/75R15 ...* 7 7 155R13...... *53 166R13..... *46 166/706Rl4..*6t 1 on 1-95 in Norwalk on the Yankee 2:30 p.m. started to jackknife and 215/75R14... 178R14..... *n that some of the group’s members Doodle Bridge. Isaac Feliciano 2fi. 205/75R15. 225/75R15 ...» 7 9 ! 165R13...... *57 Qntinenfal 196/708Rl4..^6i || were members of the Committee overturned on the median as the 205/75R15... 215/75R15..... 175/70R13.. *66 of Bridgeport was killed in the driver over-correefed his skid, 215/75R15... 225/75R15..... 235/75R15 ...* 8 7| 155RT3...... •! 165/703813.. • » for One Manchester. 16M13...... A 185/70SR14..Pft four-vehicle pile-up that left Jose stale police said. The driver. Jan 225/75R15... 235/75R15. 185/70R14,. *74 FAMOUS BRAND BUY.'l 178«14...... • 166/708R14..P76 However. Sleith stressed that the 195;70R14.. *79 169113...... 186/706R13.... Perez. 25. a Bronx. N.Y.. resident Bersz.akiewicz.. was ticketed for mCEBREAKERS iMnu...... A 206/70HnU m 199113...... purpose of the new group was to 196/7(j8Rl4.... seriously injured. 2 17B/708R13..A 186/e5TRlS..*r» 1T5/708113... “IIt I speeding, stale police said. There “urge the people of Manchester in Since June 3. there have been ul were no injuries. E C O N O M Y November to vote ’yes’ on a least 19 major tractor-trailer acci­ C U S T O M DOUBLE BELTED referendum question which hope­ Hfrald photo by Pinto In Cheshire, a flatbed tractor- f,000/VEAR P O L Y S T E E L RADIAL W.W. dents in the state, killing seven trailer with faulty brakes and an fully will remove from the charter people overweight load of .steel caused a Radial Whitewalls 155/90113...... '33 ALL SEASON VECTOR the impediment which has pre­ Gov William A. O’Neill sche­ six-ear pileup on 1-84. police said. .. *56 205/75R14 . . . . . *68 195/90113...... 1 9 The game must go on 185/80R13 . . 175/90113...... 1 7 vented a rational and rea.soned BRAND NAME RADIAL W.W. duled a news conference today, Raymond Vickers. 42. of Fore- 175/75R14 , . . . *56 215/75R15 ...... *72 195/90113...... I f T IR E S A T solution to the embarrassing dis­ ____*75 195/75114...... 1 9 155/80R13..'62 195/75R14..*78 and he was expected to reveal his slviile. Md . was approaching 195/75R14 . . . . >64 225/75R15 . . . O F F B R A N D sension that has existed between Although it was raining Thursday, the 205/75R15 . . . . *68 235/75R15 ...... *79 PRICES! 205/75114...... '42 165/80R13..*86 205775R15..*B4 East Hartford tries to stop him from plans for dealing with the safety slow-moving traffic on the bottom 215/75114...... >44 the two parts of our town for many weather didn’t stop a friendly game of problem. 205/75115...... >42 175/80fl13,.*«5 215/75R15..*86 ILTRA-HIGH PERFORMANCE Ri years.” scoring. The two should be able to play of a hill about 8:39 a m. and was 215/75115...... >44 2 basketball at Charter Oak Park. At left, on drier courts this weekend because “There is no doubt that .some of unable to reduce his speed; police GOODYEAR BIAS T irc s fo n e 225/75115...... >49 185/70R13..*79225/75R15.;*95 The ballot item, if approved by the roads have gone beyond the said. His runaway-truck caused a 235/75115...... >47 185/75R14..*72 '5PGoodrteh GOODYEAR EAGLE QT iStFGoodriclY A78x13.. G78x15..»44 T R A X X W.W. Outline White Letters voters, would renuire only one Mike Davey of Vernon tries to dribble the forecast calls for partly sunny skies. capacity that the road was in­ H78x15 ..*46 175/80R13...... *46 1 RADIAL T/A 16S/70R13...... *0S C O M P . T / A townwide vote to achieve consoli- E78x14.. Raised White Letters 1S5/70R14...... «100 165/70VR13...... *100 toward the hoop, while Keith Lane of tended to hold.’’ slate police Please turn to page 10 F78x14 ., L78x15 ..*47 195/75R14...... » 5 5 195/70R14...... *10S 205/60VR13...... *120 ' "dation. Under current provisions, 215/75R15...... *64 | k8S/70R13...... *72 19S/60R14...... *107 195/60VR14...... *144 G78x14.. ^95/70nia...... *75 205/70R14...... *109 19S/70VR14...... *110 a merger must be approved by a h95/60R13...... *7e ■ 205/60R14...... *100 205/70VR14...... *124 b05/70R13...... *70 21S/60R14...... •1S3 21S/60VR14...... *140 separate vote iif district residents ( a R D o n n ) i65/70R14...... *70 22S/70R15...... *118 185/70VR1S...... *110 — a requirement that district ^9S/70R14...... *00 21S/65R15...... *119 205/60VR15...... *180 b0S/70R14...... "Se 245/60R15...... *129 236/60VR1S...... *170 opponents say gives the independ- Fighting death is way of iife for cancer victim 215/70R14...... »eO 255/60R1S...... *132 ALL SEASON STEEL BELTED 215/60R14...... *07 -ent utilities authority the power to 22S/70R14...... *94 RADIAL WHITEWALL 245/60R14...... aee YOKOHAMA 215/70104'...... 903 stop any merger effort. M ajor Q uality 215/70R1S...... *02 18S/eOHRi3...... *00 225/70R1S...... *00 However. Bletchman said By John Mitchell It was this attitude that Man­ know they aren't alone in their cancer was still in him. and in 1984 155/80013 .'38 185/75R14..*45 aa 22S/70R15...... *07 205/60HR13...... •0B 235/60R14...... 907 ALL SEASON 205/75R15.,»49 73S/70R15...... *00 185/60HR14...... *00 245/60R1S...... *02 Thursday the district does not have Herald Reporter chester Memorial Hospital recog­ struggles he went to the Sloan-Kettering STEEL BELTED 165/80fl13..'41 195/75R14 ... >47 215/75R15..*53 195/60HR14...... *00 1 D U N LO P 205/60HR14...... ' . *10S PIRELLI P-6 any special veto power. He argued nized earlier this .summer. Sylvain “You can’t tell anybody it’s all Cancer Institute in New York. RADIAL W.W. 175/80R13..'40 205/75H14...'4e 225/75fl15..*55 k 0 5 .6 0 H R 1 3 ...... >00 22S/60HR14...... *110 186/eOHRl4...... a t that the town and the district have Barry Sylvain .sat in the waiting was named by staff members as right, because it’s not." Sylvain 1 55/eoni3 *46 IS S .6 0 H R 1 4 ...... * 1 0 4 19S/60HR15...... *00 166/60HR14...... «84 Experimental surgery resulted in 5 / 7 6 R 1 4 185/80fl13..'45 215/75R14...»84 I9 5 .6 0 H R 1 4 ...... « 1 O 0 196/60HR18...... 9M reciprical powers that allow either room Thursday at Manchester 165/B0R13. '49 235/75R15...'87 K 2 5 .6 0 H R 1 4 ...... * 1 1 0 205/60HR1S...... 'lOe one of only seven recipients of the said, “ril just listen” the loss of his right lung, and again |205 ’75R15, . 21S/S0VR15...... 206/60HR13...... ""m 175/80ni3 '52 I9 5 .6 0 H R 1 5 ...... * 1 0 0 20S/5SVR16...... *100 206/60HR18...... •106 party to approve or re.ject Memorial Hospital’s Second East- 1986 Connecticut Courage Award, Sylvain’s bailie with cancer doctors told him that they had 1B5/80FI13 *5S tO S .G O H R IS ...... * 1 1 2 22S/50VR16...... *200 225/60HR14...... consolidation. A.'lhe adult medical-.surgical unit given by the state chapter of the started in 1979. when he had a pain gotten all the cancer. But after the 1B5/75RI4 '59 STEEL BELTED Town Fair OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE AT LOW. LOW PRICES 195/75R14 '59 Bletchman added that to alter of the facility. As he spoke, a soap American Cancer Society. Sylvain in his midseclion "I thought I had second lime. Sylvain wasn’t ready (ii^Goodrich DISCOUNTS 205/75R14 *93 Radial Whitewall this arrangment would deprive opera played out on the television was the only recipient from a hernia” he recalled He was to gel excited quickly. 215/75114 >93 155/80R13. . «54 I 185/80R13 ..*571 205/75R15 . .‘ 71 sura H^KllF0Muula NUNuums M-n skid unu district residents of the right of screen above him. Sylvain’s voice, Manchester. diagnosed as having ieslicular "We had learned." said Brenda. 205/75R15 '94 165/80R13. . *52 I 195/75R14 .. *64 I 215/75R15 . .*69 >B.F. GOODRICH COMP. T/A DUNLOP GT QUALIFIER H •PIRELLI P6-PSOO/PS/CN36 self-determination, .something he calm and matter-of-fact, was "They said as .soon as they heard cancer Sylvain .spent the entire winter of 215/75115 '99 TIftfiTTfSfm 175/80R13. . *56 | 205/75R14.. *68 1 225/75R15 . .*77 UNIROYAL 225/75115 '99 'CONTINENTAl CV4I SEMPERIT HI-SPEED • YOKOHAMA A008 Y352 said was “sacrosanct” in Ameri­ strengthened by the presence of his of the award. I popped info their Surgery was considered success­ 198,5-86 as a patient at Manchester I MORE TOWN FAIR PRICIOUSTIRS! 235/7SR15 . .*82 235/75115 '73 > GOODYEAR EAGLE VR GAT0R8ACKS UNIROYRL RRLLYE 340 • FULDA Y2000 can politics. wife. Brenda, who never let go of minds." Sylvain .said with a laugh. ful — until the cancer crept to his Memorial Hosplial. and he got to TIEMPO . PIRELLI P7P708-P7F ' BRIDGESTONE POTRNU •RIKEN RADIAL SO-60-70 ALL-SEASON But Democratic town Director his hand Nearly every doctor and “He’s given -"o much hope to right lung. know the staff members well. He • B.F. GOODRICH EVRO T/A > MICHELIN X6T • GENERAL XP2000H nurse walking down the corridor RADIAL W.W. High Performance W-l-D-E Raised White Letters ■ CONTINENTAL CH41CH51 > FIRESTONE FIREHAVfKGT • MICHELIN MAY Stephen Penny, a member of the other people.” said Gertrude Sut­ A long .series of chemotherapy said that they have been especially GOODYEA jO 155/80R13...... *33 - R A D IA L • Committee for Charter Revision, greeted the couple. cliffe director of the cancer treatments forced the spread into caring toward him. ARRIVA 185/80R13...... *48 195/70R13. . 245/60R14------*89 argued Thursday that the people of “The treatment could kill me” society’s Manchester unit. remi.ssion. and Sylvain was told Kathy Wirtalla. an oncology 185/75R14...... •50 Steel Belterl 205/60R13. 225/70R15____ *82 the entire town of Manchester also Sylvain .said, “but then again it Sutcliffe told of the awards the cancer was gone nurse in the homecaredepartment 195/75R14...... *55 195/70R14. 235/60R15____ *89 have the right of self- could cure me” ceremony in New Haven, where “I couldn’t believe it,” he of the hospital, said Sylvain was Whitewalls 205/75R14...... *59, 185/80R13... *51 205/70R14. 215/65R15____*89 determination under the Town Despite Sylvain’s healthy de­ U S. Rep. Bruce Morrison D- recalled "I thought there was no chosen for Ihestateawardbecause 205/75R15...... *60 215/70R14. 255/70R15____*92 >1 185/70R14... ‘6t Charter. Penny explained that the meanor. the 31-year-old former Conn . gave Sylvain his award "I hope for me at that lime” he’s always lookingforthe positive 215/75R15...... *63 235/60R14. 275/60R1S____*99 185/65R14. . . *6t 225/75R15...... people can eliminate the charter plumber is in the seventh year of a was touched” she said “It meant 'Twenty months of maintenanfc and lakes the initiative to try and •65 225/70R14. YOU SAVE MORE! 195/75R14. . . *6! 235/75R15 ...... *70 provision, .just as.they created it. battle against cancer. “The Ireal- a lot to them” chemotherapy followed whiledoc- be supportive to other people. “He 195/75R15. .. *7J Another Town Fair Bletchman said he was not ment” is additional, experimental ■ The award .salutes Sylvain “for tors closely monitored his condi­ has been an example for all of us.” ’ 205/75R1S... *7i b i a s 215/75R15... *7! P R IC E b u s t e r : 185/70-13 . . 225/70-15 ------*67 convinced, and challenged Penny testing that he will fare in personal courage in his battle tion Sylvain’s hair grew back, and Wirtalla said. 205/70-14 . . 235/60-15 ------*69 or Sleifh to a debateon the question September to eliminate the against cancer and for the hope he was able to return to work. Sylvain doesn’t work any more 215/70-14 . . 275/60-15 ____ *79 of self-determination. disea.se. and in.spiration he has given all of Sylvain said that he and Brenda but continues to indulge in a few 9 235/60-14 . , COMPARE & SAVE! u “It’s never slopped me. never hobbies, such as his collection of 3IAS PLY Sleith said this morning he would BARRY SYLVAIN us in the fight for life and health” were overjoyed until he began kept me down .’’said Sylvain. “I’ve Sylvain said he enjoys visiting coughing up blood one day. antique toys. Sylvain said he used POLYESTER W.W. RAISED WHitE LETTER LIGHT TRUCK Please turn to page 10 . . courageous fight never been angry” with other patients, letting them Doctors confirmed that the Please turn to page 10 165/80-13..... • RADIAL * and RV RADIALS 185/75-14..... i<;w*^195/70R13 23S/70R14 . X rS£215/60R13 22S/70R15 . TRUCK RAO 195/75-14..... PLY FMCE SIZE PLY PRICE LRT6.15...... 24S/60R15 . SIZE 205/75-14...... ;Oj4|205/70R14 •46 2S6WM6...... 1215/70R14 235/70R15 . 700.14 6 poo.ie.s 8 *n 678R16.S...... 215/75-14...... •60R16.6...... TODAY’S HERALD Testing of Stealth CAMBRIDGE REPORTS HighligW^ 700.16 6 •47 875.16.5 8 *88 225/75-14...... |24S/60R14 2S5/70R1S . TRUCK RtmtAOt I22S/70R14 275/60R15 . Q7Sxt5 6 m 890.18.5 8 *88 700.18 SPty 215/75-15...... 780.10 I Ply H78xt5 6 •76 10.18.6 8 *88 n o .16.8 IP ty Price and Quality 225/75-15...... 878.18.8 iPty L78xt6 6 •66 12.16.5 8 *88 86016.8 6Pty Burials begin They’re fixing it 235/75-15...... 10.16.8 8 Ply begun, report says 760.16 6 •66 m One way people sometimes try to save money is not io buy less ALL-SEASON RADIAL Headquarters for STYLE AND PERFORMANCE The shocked community of EM- Steps are being taken to correct a of something but to buy a lower-quality product or brand than they RETREADS-GUARANTEED mond. Okla.. today began burying health and safety violations which a Every Tire * Whitewalls * r.riff/F ■ W lA/ MiCHtUN VCA usually buy. Have you used this method to save money in the last ^ Backed by WHEELS! GREAT SELECTION! ALL T8HRAIN T/A WRANOLm 7.00R18...... *M6 14 victims of a mail carrier’s post were named in three citations WASHINGTON (AP) - The commenting on that.” 155/BOR13.. ASK rOK OUK LOW. LOW MICCS ON WtSCANO OTNIK: 6.00R16.0...... - ...... M..P114 The Air Force has been develop­ few months? Town Fair's 23V7SR1S....'iat U -tZ M 1 S ...'li; 205/75R15...... 6.76R16.B...... office rampage, and counselors against the Bolton Fire Depart­ United States is conducting secret RETREADS 175/80R13. • AMimCAN RACING • RmiRNCE • BBS • CONCHI saisw is. 'IM IMORIH. ..'lU 235/75R15...... 660R16.6...... *141 nighttime flights of about 50 ing Stealth technology for at least a ‘IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE” 18S/75H14... CAROL SHUBf CCNTCRLINC CRRGCR CMRCI I6B/60R16...... - ...... *116 worked with survivors as police ment by the state Labor Depart­ • • • • | ]1.1049tS. .. 'I M U-1M1t5... .'l94 1(W15...... decade. The planes use a combina­ GUARANTEE 195/75R14.. • miLON’ CT-GOni-UTSWNi’ NOMO I L sought to learn why the man killed ment’s Division of Occupational Stealth jet fighters, a radar- iA78x13 C78x14 20S/75R14... • NOTORSrORT • SUHRiOR • SUfCR LITE a TRU SmE\ OUR BEST Safety and Health. Story on page dodging plane that the government tion of exotic materials and 215/75R14.. his co-workers and himself. Story 6 B78x13 560x15 WEDS TURBO WEIO BRCING WESTEBH tsd M5/75R14.. . • • A«ara.'M 10. does not officially admits exists, unconventional shapes to make C7Sx13 D78x14 We use epeciel tire equipment for BATTERY on page 5. them difficult for enemy radar to ^24.88 215/75R1S.. eUoT end other epeciel wheete 60 Mos. Ouar. according to a report published E78x14 *28.88 I G78x1S *33.88 225/75R15.. “THE LIVE ONE" today. spot. F78x14 *31.88 H7Sx14 *36.88 235/75R15 . Although the service admits it is G78x14 *31.88 I H78x15 *36.88 Index Several squadrons of the planes $4995 Conp.lo7tK are stored in hangars in the desert building a Stealth bomber, it has unSiEtCiaiiga No PCBs found never officially confirmed the INSTALLED FREE opersfK>n *t>ouf our 20 pages. 2 tecMoni near Tonopah, Nev., southeast of AVAILABLE FOR MOST CARS. -Officials found no PCB CDntajmi- Reno, according to an article in existence of a Stealth fighter, IMPORT A DOMESTIC C^TACTOn WRITE: iihtion in a preliminary inspection A d v ic e ___ Lottery______2 today’s editions of The Washington although sources who decline to be EAST HARTFORD ON '^EILMELLEN 'of the former Nike missile installa­ B u s in e s s . O b itu a r ie s ____ 10 Post. named say the fighter is being \ W M E E L S i I tion in Manchester and will look at Ciassifed _ 18-20 Opinion______6 The Air Force uses much of the developed by Lockheed Corp^ at its People______2 famed "Skunk” works in Burbank, 328 Middle Tpke. West KalBoy Hayaa ofher chemical problems in the Comics . — 6 area in southern and western 467 E, Main Street 295 Hartford Tpke. AMiniCAN-MADC WHEaiS I Calif. Yes 49% ■ Stratford, c r 06497 -next few months, an official of the Connecticut___4 Sports___ 15-17 Nevada for training and testing No 45% In front of Parkade Shopping CIr. Located In the W arehouse Foods Plaza Located In the K-M art Shopping Ctr. A T orscouNT PAices__ W H C f LS ran m o » t r o j e i w Tom Fn a Entertainment 11 Television___ 14 That is the plant where the U-2 •iu(De C A B 9 AV AILA BLE I State Department of Environmen­ pilots and planes. 9 f-«00-972-2j,5 Source Survey tne U S aduH population'by CambrKjge Reports. Cambndoe. MA tal Protection said this morning. Focus______11 U S./World_5, 7 Fred S. Hoffman, a Pentagon 646-8227 r 1966 Cambridge Reports Inc Distributed by King Features Syndicete 569-8710 872-2060 Story on page 3. Local new s-3.10 Weather___ 2 spokesman, saidt^ay, "We’re not Please turn to page 10 : ALL STORES OPEN MON. & THURS. 8:30-9*TUES.. WED. AND FRI. 8:30:6^8^. s b i i i e tAWyiAlillMLIIIt. m t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 22. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 22, 1986 — 3 Town hopes to use Exxon cash for Cheney Hall study WEATHER Daa I ... _ . B y George Loyng In a public hearing Zinsser held ter Historical Society Museum of The governor’s plan will be from between some of the brick Herald Reporter Wednesday in Lincoln Center, he Local History and the Mary legacy grant tor interior electrical approved automatically if it is not walls. The utility lines would run work at the hall said he agreed with Manchester Cheney Library. The cost of the changed by the General Assembly from the northeast corner of the Connecticut forecast The town of Manchester is resident J. Russell Smyth, who studies is not known yet. by Sept. 15. If revisions are made, hoping to apply for some of the $37 Cheney Hall property on Elm Of the remaining grant money. said the money should instead be they would have to be done by the Street to the rear of the building. Eastern Interior: Clear and cool tonight with million the state was given as part used to help low-income families Zinsser said this morning that he Blish said $20,000 would go for the low.s in the .50s. Sunny Saturday morning, then an would rather use the Exxon money Legislature’s energy and appro­ However, the proposal hinges on Manchester Historical Society mu­ of a federal lawsuit settlement weatherize their homes. priations committees. The energy increase in clouds in the afternoon. Highs 75 to 80. from the Exxon Corp. to conduct for weatherization efforts under whether a sewer line must also be seum. $10,000 for the Connecticut But at a Thursday meeting of the panel is scheduled to vote on the run to the building from either a Firemen’s Historical Society Mu­ Central and Southwest Interior: Clear and cooi an energy efficiency study of the state’s low-income energy matter Sept. 4 or 5. Zins.ser said. tonight with lows in the ,50s. Sunny early Saturday, Cheney Hall. building subcommittee of the assistance program because fed­ sewer main on the east side or one seum, $80,000 to rehabilitate hous­ then an increase in clouds. Highs in the mid-70s. Under a plan proposed by Gov. Cheney Hall Foundation Inc., the eral lOndingforthe program might on the west side of the property, ing in the C:heney Historic District, panel prepared an application in be cut. Zinsser said that those on In other action Thursday, the Lamson said he would check with and $40,000 for items not being paid West Coastal and East Coastal; Clear tonight William A, O’Neill the state would Cheney Foundation subcommittee with lows around 60. Sunny early Saturday, then an set aside $3 million of the Exxon expectation that the governor’s the Cheney Foundation subcom­ Assistant Town Engineer William for by a town bond issue to plan will be approved. The groupis mittee should have testified at his proposed that $33,000 in grant Comosci to see if and where the renovate the historic district, increase in clouds. Highs in the mid-70s. windfall for studies of municipal money received from the state sewer hookup has to be made. Northwest Hills: Clear and cool tonight with lows Today In buildings, schools and hospitals hoping that a state inspector will Wedne.sday public hearing if they including such things as bus stops point out ways in which the historic favored uking the money for Department of Economic Develop­ The subcommittee agreed that and street signs 50 to 55. Sunny early Saturday, then an increase in However, state Sen, Carl Zinsser. ment be spent to install conduits history R-Manchesfer. who is Senate Cheney Hall can be made more energy studies. the grant money may have to be Blish said the grant application clouds. Highs in the mid 70s. energy efficient. for electricity, water, telephone spent on the sewer line if one has to must be approved by the town chairman of the General Assemb­ He added, though, that money and fire-alarm lines leading into be run to the building. Among those born ly’s Energy and Public Utilities Board of Directors before being Subcommittee member Mary for the study might be available the building; to kill termites that In a related matter. Blish said sent to the stale. Shesaidthc board on this date was :Committee. has said he is opposed Blish said the town is also hopingto from the state Department of have infested the hall: and to to the measure. the town hopes to spend about is scheduled to consider the matter author Ray Brad­ have studies done on the Manches­ Housing. replace mortar that has fallen $100 000 of 0 $250,000 Slate historic at its Tuesday meeting. Coastal forecast bury, who is 66. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk Point: Winds north 10 to 20 knots and with N o P C B s some gusts today becoming northeast 10 to 15 knots Manchester/Area tonight. Winds Saturday northeast 10 to 15 knots Almanac A gradually shifting to the southeast. found at Towns In Brief Seas 2 to 4 feet today and tonight. 1 to 3 feet Saturday. Today is Friday. Aug. 22, the trophy that came to be known as Weather, partly sunny this afternoon. Clearing 234th day of 1986. There are 131 the America’s Cup. Nike site Voter registration siated Saturday tonight. Mostly sunny Saturday. days left in the year. In 1902, President Theodore A voter registration session is scheduled Saturday from 10 a.m. Partly cloudy Visibility gradually becomimg over 5 miles by Today’s highlight in history: Roosevelt became the first chief to 1 p.m. outside the Super Stop & Shop store at the Manchester this evening. Seventy-five years ago. on executive to ride in an automo­ Tonight: Clear and cool with a low in the 50s. Saturday: Sunny early, Bv John Mitchell Parkade. Aug. 22. 1911. the art world was bile. in Hartford. Conn. Herald Reporter Voter registration will be taken for residents of any then an increase in clouds. High in the mid-70s. Today’s weather stunned by the news that Leo­ In 1968, Pope Paul VI arrived; H Connecticut town in addition to changes of address and changes picture was drawn by Joseph Haney of Cooper Street, who attends Across the nation nardo da Vinci’s “ Mona Lisa” in Bogota, Colombia, for the Officials found no PCB contami­ of party enrollment in Manchester. Washington School. had been .stolen from the Louvre start of the first papal visit to nation in a preliminary inspection If the weather is bad, the session will be canceled. Mu.seum in Paris the night Latin America. of the former Nike missile installa­ The registrars of voters plan to remove the names of people Rain and thunderstorms dotted the nation from before. (The painting turned up tion in Manchester and will look at New England into the West today and set off a flash Ten years ago: North Korean who have moved out of town from the Manchester list of two years later in Italy.) President Kim Il-sung termed other chemical problems in the registered voters. Residents whose names will be removed flood watch in Nevada after drenching sections of On this date: next few months, an official of the Colorado. “regretful” the clash in Korea’s should have received a notice from the town. However, if a In 1485. England’s King Ri­ demilitarized zone that resulted state Department of Environmen­ tal Protection said this morning resident is unsure whether he is still registered to vote, he can Thunderstorms ranged from western Kansas to chard III was killed in the Battle in the deaths of two U.S. Army verify his status between noon and 3 p.m. Saturday at the of Bosworth Field, ending the officers at the hands of North Scott Deshefy. coordinator of I he G eastern Colorado and eastern New Mexico. departmenl/S PCB Toxics Group, Municipal Building. Rain and thunderstorms were scattered across War of the Roses. He was Korean soldiers. succeeded to the throne by Henry said the Manchester site is one of 29 southern Texas and southern Florida while rain Five years ago: President former bases in Connecticut that MHS sets 10th grade meeting spread from New England across New York and VII. Reagan and his wife. Nancy, the DEP. working with the federal eastern Pennsylvania. , In 1762. Ann Franklin became returned to their Santa Barbara! Department of Defense, is evaluat­ An informal orientation for students entering Grade 10 will be the first female editor for an Calif., ranch after spending a A flash flood watch was posted in southern ing. He said that 15 sites, including held Tuesday in the Manchester High School cafeteria Tuesday. American newspaper, the New­ week in Los Angeles. Manchester’s, have undergone Principal Jacob Ludes, guidance chairman David Frost and Nevada because of the threat of heavy rain from port, R.I., Mercury. Today’s birthdays; Chinese preliminary testing. ■ thunderstorms. Herald photo by Bashaw student government co-presidents Matthew Flynn and Kris Cool In 1775. England’s King leader Deng Xiaoping is 82. ’’There do not appear to be any will address the new students. George III proclaimed the Amer­ Author Ray Bradbury is 66. significant problems” Deshefy Members of the student government will be available after the Thunderstorms on Thursday evening flooded ican colonies to be in a state of Just peachy said, referring to the Manchester 6 0 some streets and streams at Colorado Springs, Heart surgeon Dr. Denton Coo­ orientation to conduct tours of the building and answer questions. open rebellion. ley is 66. Independent Network base off Keeney Street, which is The orientation, which begins at 10:30 a.m., is optional. Colo., and pelted some sections with v^-inch hail, In 1846. the United States June Christensen mixes siiced peaches ter. Christensen has been helping with now owned by the town. Deshefy 70 while heavy rain, small hail and winds gusting to News anchorman Morton Dean with sugar and iemon juice, to keep the Transfer students are also invited. Low annexed New Mexico. is 51. Baseball great Carl Yast- the festival for 25 years. The event, said the department is trying to around 60 mph hit Pueblo, Colo., causing minor In 1851. the schooner America fruit from turning brown, as volunteers which features portions of peach determine if underground .storage Temperatures street floodine. the National Weather Service said. rzemski is 47. Actress Valerie outraced the Aurora off the Harper is 46. Actress Cindy work this morning to prepare for the shortcake for $1.50 each, begins tonight tanks at the site were properly Construction to close roadway English coast to win a silver Williams is 38. abandoned and will alsolook at any Today’s forecast called for showers and annual peach festival at the Eighth at 6 and runs until 8 p.m. possible asbestos danger. GLASTONBURY — A section of Main Street will be closed thunderstorms from southern Texas across Utilities District firehouse in Manches­ The Department of Defense had Monday and Tuesday for construction, police said Wednesday. FRONTS: southern Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle and been advised by officials to clean A block-long section of Main Street, from Griswold Street to across the upper Mississippi Valley and the up three former Nike sites in Route 3, will be closed from 8 a.m. to noon both days to allow for W a rm .^ ^ C o l d - v ^ northern Plains. On the Light Side Portland. Cromwell and Ansonia. installation of six steel girders as part of the Route 2 connector where evidence of PCBs. polych­ project, said a police spokesman. Occluded Stationary ■ Highs should be in the 60s to 70s along the Pacific District sewer pian approved lorinated biphenyls, was found That section of Main Street provides direct access to Route 3, Coast and from the northern Plains across the after the Army abandoned the and the construction could cause delays, the spokesman said. He Great Lakes through New England; around 100 Briefcase relays relay competition, one of 36 The Eighth Utilitie.<; District’s The direction of the sewage flow District President Walter sites. suggested an alternate route; the Naubuc Avenue access to near the Texas Big Bend and in the interior valleys events of this year’s San Fran­ plan to .sewer northwest Manches­ has been a controversial matter Joyner could not be reached for John Salcius. Manchester’ssani- Route 3. ter won approval from the state because of the outlet fees that can comment this morning. tation officer, said that officials 2 National forecast of central California: and up to 115 in the desert SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - cisco Fair testing urban skills, More than 200 businesswomen Department of Environmental be collected by the party that Sinnot said that before construc­ were most worried about the Bolton to collect bulk waste Southwest. . was hatched two years ago by a Protection Thursday, clearing the handles the waste. The town Showers are forecast Saturday for Colorado and Wyoming, southern Temperatures around the nation at 3 a.m. EDT brandishing briefcases tore local comedy writer. Other tion can begin, the district must Glastonbury site, close to the Texas, part of Louisiana and from southern Minnesota to the upper through the streets of San way for bids to be invited on the announced last month that the . also decide whether it wants to dig Manchester border off Line Street. BOLTON — Bulk-waste pickup is scheduled for the week of ranged from 40 degrees at Marquette, Mich., to 94 events include foghorn-calling, controversial project. district and the town agreed that under a section of railroad track to Deshefy said the Glastonbury site Sept. 15 to 19, according to a notice by the town. Great Lakes. Yuma, Ariz. Francisco in an urban alterna­ lip-synching and a parking Walter Sinnot. DEP senior sani­ the town would control the valve, tive to the sack race and lay part of its sewer line, or to cut hasn’t been checked yet Bolton’s refuse contractor has one week to collect all the bulk competition. tary engineer, said this morning and consequently direct the .sew­ the track. Thesectionin question is The DEP has .said there was no waste in town. The contractor will send three trucks — one for watermelon-eating contest. the department approved the age into its line. northwest of Margaret Road. standard procedure for abandon­ “This town gets weirder by the weekly refuse, one for bulk waste and a third to collect metals. project after reviewing plans for District officials have disputed Sinnot said. ing military sites, .so the state has Residents should call the selectmen’s office if their bulk waste is minute,” shrugged Gary Law­ the past month. However, he said that, and havesaid that in order for He explained that the district is no knowledge of what may have rence, a 30-year-old construction Lottery not picked up by the end of the week. the approval stipulated that the the .sewage to be channeled into the very clo.se to getting approval from been left behind. Bulk waste includes household appliances with doors removed, 2 worker whose crew ate lunch town of Manchester control a valve town’s line, the district Board of the owner of the railroad line Salcius said that officials made furniture, automotive parts weighing less than 100 pounds, and PEOPLE while watching the women that will determine whether .sew­ Directors must approve the plan. Conrail. to dig under the track sure that the Army didn’t leave Connecticut daily: age will flow into the district’s trees less than 6 inches in diameter and less than 3 feet in length. scurry by on the sidewalk The DEP’s act ion. though. appea rs However. Sinnott said the district behind electrical transformers Hazardous materials and construction, roofing or other building Thursday. Thursday: 101 North Main Street line or into the to overrule the district’s may want to cut the track because The transformers, he said, were Love to lawsuits receive the Ignatius Medal, the highest honor hardly eat my dinner.” The idea for the whimsical town’s Adams Street line. contention. that method is cheaper filled with PCB-laced oil. which materials will not be picked up. For more information, call at Boston College, when she visits the But Crooks said she didn’t object to the Play Four: 9528 At a district Board of Directors was used for insulating and 643-4805. Musicians Paul Kantner and Grace Slick campus next month. coverage because, “There is so much bad meeting this week, the panel said it cooling shared the stage and private lives for years Aquino and her assassinated husband, news .,, This was something that seemed to Cops have vandal suspect would call a special meeting as PCBs have caused tumors and Coventry needs substitute teachers as part of the Jefferson Airplane and the Benigno, were neighbors of thecampus when make people happy and I was glad to share soon as its sewer plans were reproductive disorders in labora­ they lived in Boston, and their daughter, it.” approved by the DEP so that the tory animals. COVENTRY — The town’s schools need substitute teachers for Jefferson Starship rock band, but now they Manche.ster police said they told police that hestarted knocking the 1986-87 school year, according to a news release by the school are squaring off in court. Victoria, graduated from the college in 1983. Crooks is the oldest person to climb Mount ! questioned a 15-year-old Manche.s- over “a lot” of the tombstones for bid specifications for the work can Deshefy said that water and soil Whitney, U.S. Forest Service officials say. ter boy this week about the April be completed. Officials have said tests have been taken, and the superintendent. Kantner, 45, is suing Slick, 46, and her The couple were parishioners at St. about 10 minutes, but he wasn’t Candidates must be graduates of a four-year college and must Ignatius Church, where Aquino will receive She has scaled the 14,495-foot peak, the vandalism of about 65 gravestones sure how many he knocked over. they hope to award a contract this department has talked to some of husband and manager. Skip Johnson, saying the property owners in the area. be at least 21 years old. Candidates should contact one of the ' they taped confidential telephone talks with the Ignatius Medal Sept. 21, the university highest in the United States outside of at St. James Cemetery on Broad Police said they compared fall for the estimated $1.4 million announced Thursday. Alaska, 22 times. Street. treads on the boy’s tennis shoes project. He said the gasoline ^nd oil schools for an application and an interview with the principal. Kantner between 1984 and 1985 without his Any substitutes from last year who would like to continue Past recipients are former General Motors No charges have been filed in the with pictures of footprints taken storage tanks which were left at permission. .some of the bases, should have should call the superintendent’s office at 742-7317 before Sept. 15, The suit, filed Monday in San Francisco Chairman Thomas Aquinas Murphy, Do­ Wonder wins incident, said police spokesman after the incident. They matched, lores Hope, wife of Boh Hope, and House c Gary Wood, and the case is still police said. been completely emptied accord­ The schools also need, registered nurses. For more Superior Court, alleges that Slick and under investigation. For the Record ing to government regualtion. The information, call 742-8913. Johnson played parts of the conversations Speaker Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. Most of a copyright infringement lawsuit An official at the cemetery said against singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder Police said they received a this morning that all the stones department will make sure that for others. The court ordered the lawsuit file report on Aug. 8 that the boy might have been put back in position, and the proper procedures were fol­ sealed Wednesday. over his Academy Award-winning song “ I Marie “Penny” Sieffert. the new lowed. Deshefy said. Just Called To Say I Love You” has been have been responsible for the April the cost of the work is not yet Before Slick and Johnson married in 1976, Taxing trek 9 incident in which 65 tombstones known. He saidtherearestill.some publisher of the Manchester He­ Deshefy said the time of comple­ she lived with Kantner and the two had a dismissed. rald. is the first woman to be tion is hard to judge because the The suit, filed in October 1985, alleged that were overturned. broken tombstones, and whether daughter. Hulda Crooks, the 90-year-old Californian s The boy. whose name was they will be repaired or replaced is appointed publisher of a daily inspectors don’t know what they’ll the song was lifted from a tune called “Hello, Phone messages left for Kantner and Slick who came within two miles of the summit of withheld because he is a minor, up to the individual owners. newspaper in the Scripps League find “We’re trying to get n total seeking comment Thursday were not Mount Whitney on her 23rd climb, is still It’s Me,” written by Lee Garrett and Lloyd told police that he was at St. James Earlier in April, five other Newspapers organization An edit­ assessment of the properties.” he answered. resting after coming back down the Chiate. Gesundheit! Cemetery, in “an upset state of tombstones had been knocked ing error inaThursday .story about said. Kantner’s attorney, Phillip Ryan, said the mountain. But Garrett said in a declaration that mind.” several months ago. He down at the cemetery. Sieffert’s appointment caused in­ The town will cooperate with the evidence and depositions convinced him that Those of you with runny noses and itchy eyes know all correct inform ation to be state in any inspections. Salcius couple do not speak to each other any more, Crooks said she became exhausted by last published. “but surprisingly, there still is a lot of love week’s taxing trek and by all the notoriety Wonder had composed fragments of the song too well how nasty some of these innocent-looking said. there,” about it. by July 1976, one year before he had any spheres can be — especially at this time of year. These Second panel OKs oil plan “All the publicity and all the television access to “Hello It’s Me.” ' are grains of pollen. Ragweed pollen grains are one of U.S. District Judge David Williams A state plan that would help crews and all the picture taking, I think that the major causes of hay fever during the late summer by Gov. William O’Neill drew FERRANDO ORCHARDS drained me too, " she said Thursday in Loma retained a claim by Chiate that Wonder Jow-income residents pay for their criticism from oil dealers at a Kudos for Cpry violated the federal trademark act by using and early fall. Many cities report the daily “pollen iheating oil cleared the .second of public hearing conducted by Linda, Calif, On the day before the climb, index” — the number of ragweed pollen grains per cubic three hurdles by winning approval Zinsser on Wednesday in Manches­ NATIVE PEACHES Philippine President Corazon Aquino will “My telephone just rang constantly, I could the song without acknowledging Chiate’s Excellent for freezing & canning. authorship. yard. Only 25 per cubic yard can start many hay-fever of the General Assembly’s Human ter. The oil dealers objected to Services Committee on Thursday, O’Neill’s plan to have the state set Wonder’s attorney announced the Aug. 8 sufferers sneezing. MILTON A GRAVENSTEIN APPLES decision this week. state Sen. Carl Zinsser. R- the price of heating oil sold to DO YOU KNOW — What is an antihistam ine? Manchester. said this morning. residents participating in the state Merv says goodbye Earlier Thursday, the plan was program. PEARS THURSDAY’S ANSWER — The capital city of Czecho­ approved by the Energy and That provision was removed by Fresh Cider Public Utilities Committee, on Zinsser and other panel members. Veteran television talk show host Merv slovakia Is Prague. Open 7 days a week. Griffin has filmed his 5,520th and final show. 8-22-86 ‘ KnowledgeUnlimitcd, Inc. 1986 which Zinsser serves as co- The purpose behind the measure chairman. The Appropriations was to stop oil firms from over­ “It’s tough to say goodbye,” Griffin said 222 Birch Mt. Rd. (2 miles beyond Vito’s) A Newspaper In Education Program Committee, which is the last panel charging the state for oil they Wednesday as he put together an evening of that must OK the plan before it deliver to residents participating nostalgia. The last “ Merv.Griffin Show” — Sponsored by The Manchester Herald becomes final, will vote on in the program, but Zinsser said a minus an audience — looked back at clips of Monday. state fraud investigator should be shows that reflected changing newsmakers The original proposal put forth able to crack down on such abuses. and stars from the time of John F. Kennedy TAG SALE to Ronald Reagan. By the Town of Manchester Griffin talked on the air with more than Manchester Herald ENq, A Tag Sale of surplus furniture and equipment for the 25,000 guests over nearly 24 years. Town and Board of Education will be held: “It’s been on my mind about a year to end the show,” Griffin said after taping the USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, N o . 275 Place: Waddell School Gym/Atidltorium 90-minute shqw. “But I felt if you're going to Published daily except Sunday Suggested carrier rates'are $1.50 a curiosity 163 Broad Street leave, it’s better to leave when you’re on and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 for one month, $10.25 Manchester, CT 06040 top." chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for three months, $36.50 (or six Race, Mancheater, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. The final show, which will be telecast Sept. Second class postage paid at Man­ Mail rates are available on request. Date: Saturday, August 23, 1986 5, marks the passing of an era. Griffin began chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: his first talk show on NBC on Oct. 1,1962, on Sand address changes to the Man­ Time: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the same day and in the same studio that chester Herald, P.O. Box S91, Man- cheater, Conn. 06040. 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Griffin said he will begin a new big band rier, call suboerlbar aarvica at 647- The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ “ WHERE IS” . ALL MERCHANDISE MUST BE RE­ 9046 by 6:30 p.m. waakdays or 10 a. ber of the Associated Proes and a 63 Tolland Street MOVED AT 'HME OF SALE. THE TOWN RESERVES THE PITS OF A JOB — Thelma Williams, foreground, and her fellow odor show called “The Coconut Ballroom” in m. Saturdays for guaranteed del Iv­ member of the Audit Bureau of d r- Judges at a Cincinnati research firm first sniff the natural odor of paid prime time iater this year on one of the three ory in Mancheater. culatlorw. ._____ East Hartford. CT open Daily THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUAN'H’n E S ON ANY ITEM • volunteers before testing.efficacy of an underarm deodorant. major networks. He declined to say which. 1 i — MANCHESTER HERALD Friday Aug 22. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 22, 1986 — 5 GOP loses bid to open primary Agency suspects new GNP leak By Judd Everhart its loss in the Republicans' unaffil­ voters will remember in No­ participate in Republican primar­ The Assocloted Press iated voter suit. vember that it was a Democratic ies for statewide office, such as By Martin Crutsinger begun a preliminary investigation Commerce spokesman Malcolm With the stay intact. GOP governor that kept them out of the governor and treasurer, and U.S. The Associated Press into allegations that the latest GNP which came in at an annual rate of Barr said. 2.8 percent. This was much lower HARTFORD — Republican primaries on Sept. 9. including political process his year."said House and U.S. Senate. report, issued Tuesday, was None of the individuals’ identi­ than economists had been expect­ Chairman Thomas J D’Amore Jr ones for governor and lieutenant D'Amore. WASHINGTON - The Com­ widely known in financial markets That year, the General Assem­ ties have been released, and Barr ing. Thus, early knowledge of the says Connecticut's 600.000 unaffil­ governor, will be open only to He urged unaffiliated voters to merce Department, after firing in New York and London the day bly. then controlled by Democrats, said the department would provide iated voters should remember that Repi'blicans register Republican by the dead­ one employee and reprimanding before. number could have been used to killed a 'Republican bill that would no details on which discipline was it was the administration of Two federal courts have af­ line ofSept. 8sothey can voteinthe several others following leaks of In July, Secretary Malcolm make purchases in anticip.gtipn have implemented the rule imposed against those mentioned that bond prices would rise in the Democratic Gov William A firmed the right of the Republican primary, even if they wish to sensitive financial data, says it is Baldrige said he was ordering the change. The GOP then filed suit. in the report. belief that slower economic growth O'Neill that prevented them from Party to open its primaries to change back to unaffiliated status investigating whether another dismissal of three employees for In 1985. with the Republicans in Barr said the three employees would lead to lower interest rates. taking part in primaries this fall independent voters. But the the next day. leak occurred this week. premature release of the Sep­ control, the bill was passed, only to receiving written reprimands and On Thursday, the Connecticut O'Neill administration is appeal­ D ’Amore could still ask the U.S. The department said one em­ tember GNP figure. All of the GOP lo.st its latest and likely final be vetoed by O’Neill. ® the one employee fired will have An inspector general’s report ing the rulings to the U.S. Supreme Supreme Court to review the ployee has been fired, another has employees worked for the Bureau the right to appeal those actions. said one BEA employee made $300 bid to open GOP primary elections Court The administration had won recpiest to lift the stay, but resigned and three others repri­ of Economic Analysis, which pre­ next month to independent voters O’Neill argues that the legisla­ Baldrige had said two of the BE A by buying bond futures after the stay, which barred the lower indicated he would not. ture. not political parlies, should manded following an investigation pares the GNP and a variety of employees made financial gains learning in advance what the GNP James E Kennedy, a spokes­ court rulings from taking effect The Republicans, long in the into premature release of a gross other government reports on the man for Attorney General Joseph set election la w. He also says that if from the government data through figure would be. The report said he Arguments before the Supreme minority in Connecticut, began some primaries are to be open, national product report last economy. purchase of bond futures, con­ admitted to doing this “ on more I Lieberman .said the 2nd U.S Court are scheduled Oct. 8 their fight to open primaries more September. However, officials said Thurs­ Circuit Court of Appeals in New they all should be. tracts to buy bonds at a future date than one occasion.” "I am still confident that the than two years ago. O’Neill said through a spokes­ That leak resulted in major, day that after further investigation for a specified price. The third York refu.sed to lift an order Supreme Court will uphold us in changes in the way the depart­ The GOP changed its rules in man that Thursday's ruling was it was decided that one of those individual had passed inside infor­ The report said another BEA imposed after the state appealed Ocliilier and that the unaffiliated 1984 to allow independent voters to “ the proper decision ment’s Bureau of Economic Analy­ accused should receive only a mation to another person who had employee told a friend who made a sis protects the security of its written reprimand. profited from it. $738 profit by buying bond futures information and also the discipli­ “ The actions that were proposed The data that was leaked was the and that the employee initially had nary action disclosed Thursday. were carefully considered in the "flash” estimate of GNP growth admitted to receiving "about $50” Report Blames 1-84 crashes on layout Meanwhile, the agency has light of employee responses.” for the Julv-September quarter. of this profit. A By Judd Everhart "If you do drive at 45. everyb­ the consequences of any blockage peak hours or of trying to restrict The Associated Press ody's either tooting their horn at of the roadway,” the report states. trucks to the right iane. you or trying to force you off the South Africa stockpiles for sanctions "The accidents are due to a large If the trucks were banned, they AP photo H A R TFO R D — A confusing road,” he said. "We really believe number of factors: ... drivers would only flood the road when layout of ramps and curves on greater enforcement is necessary JOHANNESBURG, South Calls for international sanctions acting in an irresponsible manner they were allowed to return: if they Elizabeth Barnum places flowers outside the Edmond, material. stupid.” Interstate 84 coupled with heavy through that corridor” ignoring posted speed limitsand were restricted to the right lane, Africa (AP) — South Africa has against South Africa are illegal Apartheid by law and custom "These are my friends,” he said. traffic and high speeds are factors The report was prompted by a disregarding directional signs” they would hinder traffic trying to Okla., post office Thursday, a day after a gunman shot stockpiled "thousands of items” of under the state of emergency. Tutu establishes a racially segregated The guest list includes singers in the rash of crashes on the series of three, truck accidents the report said. enter the highway, the report and killed 14 postal employees and then turned the gun strategic goods over the past has not done so inside the country society in which the 24-million Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder and highway between Hartford and In addition, the report blamed states. decade as protection against inter­ since the emergency declaration black majority in South Africa has Harry Belafonte, actor Bill Cosby, U between June 3 and June 9 on a on himself. Farmington, according to a new accidents on drowsy drivers and national anti-apartheid sanctions, June 12. but has referred to earlier no vote in national affairs. report single curve in the eastbound Leavitt said some of the recom­ tennis star Arthur Ashe, Sen. portion of 1-84 in We.st Hartford. limited police enforcement on that mendations have already been a top government official said. statements on the matter. The 5-million white minority Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., The 70-page report by the One truck driver died in one of the section of tbe highway. implemented, including the addi­ “ We shall not be found wanting,” The South African government controls the economy find main­ and mayors of several U.S. cities. Bureau of Highways in the Depart­ incidents and in each case traffic tion of speed limit signs and wider Manpower Minister Pietie du claims that sanctions hurt blacks tains separate districts, schools Elsewhere in South Africa, the P photo The layout of the highway, Police still puzzled Plessis said Thursday. the most 'and that most blacks ment of Transportation recom­ was snarled for hours. line painting. In addition, he said, and health services. South African Broadcasting Corp. mends beefed up traffic enforce­ designed to preserve land alreadv In a speech to an industrial group oppose them. After leaving the plane that The D OT found that the stretch crossovers from one entrance reported that a landslide Wednes­ ment. eliminating left-hand ramps developed when it was fir.st built, in Phalaborwa, a mining town in Although President Reagan and brought him home from his trip to of 1-84 between Hartford and ramp to nearby exit ramp will be day killed at least five people in a and improving the signs and line included curves and “ a frequency northern Transvaal, he confirmed British Prime Minister Margaret Japan. China and Jamaica. Tutu Gargoyle Inspection Farmington carries 102.000 vehi­ restricted Roadside brush is also river valley swarming with pros­ markings on the highway. of exits such that it inherently has being cut hack to improve by postal shootings that the government was attempt­ Thatcher remain opposed to harsh confirmed that he asked the pectors digging for gold that G cles a day. including 3.000 tractor- an expected accident rate higher visibility. ing to circumvent sanctions, which economic measures designed to government to expedite visa appli­ experts say is not there. Tony Golden, 27, of Quincy, Mass., inspects one of four "If the public traveling through trailer trucks The agency found than a road with more evenly He said there were no immediate he described as economic war. force an end to apartheid, tough cations for guests invited to his 'The state-run network quoted a gargoyles on top of the Bethany Congregational Church there adheres to the 45 mph speed there had been 1.700 accidents on spaced exits, exits to the right and By Jack Elliott "It is sufficient for me to measures have won support in the limit and if in some way you could plans to eliminate the left-hand All but one of the 80 workers who Sept. 7 installation as archbishop regional police commissioner, in Quincy Square. Golden works for a waterproofing that stretch beteenJan. 1,1983, and a straighter alignment with full The Associated Press escaped injury returned to work emphasize that over the years Commonwealth and both houses of of Cape Town, which will make end tail-gating, we believe acci­ Dec. 31. 1985. entrance and exit ramps. Brig. Andries Laas, as saying five company hired to fix leaks in the church’s 125-foot spire shoulders.” according to the voluntarily Thursday, joined by steps have been taken to ensure the Congress. him the Anglican primate of bodies had been recovered and dents would be reduced” Deputy "This volume indicates that the He said the report was being sent ■ report. EDM OND, Okla. — A shocked volunteers from other post offices continuance of our trade, irrespec­ "The government is not unaware southern Africa. that an undetermined number of and its roof. The gargoyles are 4 feet long and were DOT Commissioner Donald G. accident rate at that site is not to the governor and to the Trans­ The study rejects as impractical community today began burying in Oklahoma and Texas. Officials tive of looming sanctions,” he said. of what our enemies are plan­ ” If they don’t let them come, people were feared buried. installed in 1928 when the church was being built. I.c'avill said Thursday critical but it does clearly indicate portation Committee of the Gen­ the idea of banning trucks during eral Assembly. 14 victims of a mail carrier’s post advised residents that mail deliv­ Bishop Desmond Tutu, the black ning,” du Plessis said. they know the adverse publicity Laas said digging for gold along office rampage, and counselors ery would be slow because workers Anglican prelate whom du Plessis For 10 years, South Africa has they’re going to get, ” said Tutii, the banks of the Insuze River in worked with survivors as police would be attending funerals of has accused of flirting with treason stockpiled “ strategic goods of the 1984 Nobel Peace Prize winner. central Natal province continued sought to learn why the man killed friends. by urging sanctions, returned from literally thousands of items in The bishop’s reaction to criti­ despite police efforts to convince Connecticut In Brief his co-workers and himself. The early morning reunion of a trip abroad during which he order to safeguard our economy cism qf his invitations to American prospectors that nuggets un­ Union is cautious calle(i for international economic against sanctions,” he said, but did anti-apartheid politicians, enter­ CATES , The first of a weekend of funerals surviving workers was laced with earthed at the site had only was scheduled today, as were the emotion. pressures to protest apartheid. not give examples of stockpiled tainers and pop stars was, “ that’s worthless iron pyrite. Defector’s family to join him counseling sessions for survivors “ People were hugging each on new Coit offer and relatives of those killed when other and crying,” said mail BRIDGEPORT — The family of a 48-year-old Romanian Patrick Henry Sherrill opened fire carrier Joe Sturgil. " I can’t credit ' in the post office Wednesday. describe what was felt there. It businessman who defected to the United States three years ago Bill would extend ^ b t ceiling further WETHERSFIELD (API - Colt details As mail delivery resumed Thurs­ was the first time we'd seen each will be allowed to join him in Bridgeport, the office of U.S Rep. Firearms Division has offered a The two sides met separat('ly day, stunned residents greeted other since it happened. It was a SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) Stewart McKinney said today. version of the bill could not be deficit for the year. deficit. That would mean the new contract to 1.000 striking and returned about an hour later their letter carriers with newfound hellish day, a long day.” — A measure signed by President enacted much later than Sept. 30 Lucian Popa was in Fairfield to sign a contract with General The department said that for the administration is expecting the blue-collar workers, and manage­ for another SO-minule session appreciation and decorated mail­ Jerry Reed, another employee, Reagan will allow the government without placing the government in Electric Co. on behalf of the Romanian government when he first 10 months of fiscal 1986, the deficit will average $20.5 billion in ment and union representatives Thursday’s talks ended about 8: in boxes, telephone poles and win­ said he was “ doing OK. But it is to borrow $32 billion more money danger of default. government suffered an imbal­ defected, said Diane Brockett, a spokeswoman for McKinney. were .scheduled to continue their the last two months of the fiscal p m . said Labor Department dows with yellow ribbons. very rough, very rough to be back through next month, but additional Reagan’s signing was an­ ance between tax revenues and year. Popa. who continues to work in international trade, has been talks about the latest offer at the A search of Sherrill’s cluttered here.” credit legislation will be needed spokesman Richard Ficks. nounced by White House press spending of $189.1 billion, 3 percent In June, the deficit shrank to $1 trying to have his daughter and wife join him in Connecticut since state Labor Department today. home in Oklahoma City found BB soon. Wheeler said the company could Sturgil said mail customers on officials, while the president vaca­ ahead of the same period a year billion as government tax re­ 1983, Brockett said. His daughter, 11-year-old Alina, and his wife, No settlement was reached guns, bull’s-eye targets, military his route handed him flowers and Reagan on Thursday signed a not explain its proposal and the tioned on his ranch nearby. ago. venues rose sharply. However, Elena, 40, will arrive in this country on Sept. 3, Brockett said. Thursday in a bid to end a two sides had separated again so magazines and Russian books, but had wrapped ribbons around mail measure that increases the na­ 2 Earlier Thursday, the Treasury For the entire fiscal year, which revenues dipped in July to $63 seven-month labor dispute at the M cKinney’s district includes the Brideport area. the company could seek clarifica­ gave no clues to the ex-Marine’s boxes. “ It touches you that people tional debt ceiling from its pre­ Department reported that the ends Sept. 30. the Reagan adminis­ billion, 18 percent below the June firearms company can show this concern for your vious level of $2,079 trillion. The tion. He said the company’s motivation, said police Lt. Mike federal budget deficit soared to tration is forecasting the deficit level. For the year, revenues total Labor Commissioner P Joseph Wooldridge. welfare when you've lost so many bill was approved by Congress last proposal apparently would "send $22.2 billion in July, putting the will hit $230.2 billion, 8.9 percent $6,34.5 billion, 5 percent ahead of Peraro said that Thursday’s talks friends,” he said. week. Union Carbide faces stiff fine wages backward hut nobody “ That’s the one thing we were country well on the way to a record higher than last year's record the same period last year. were the longest time that the two really knows because no one really hoping for — a note to let us Mayor Carl Rehrman said the But a longer-term version of the IN STITU TE, \^. Va, — Union Carbide Corp. will have to prove sides had mot together He said understands the proposal ’’ understand this.” Wooldridge said effect of the shooting would be to bill, which must be completed by Institute plant managers did not deliberately conceal worker that as long as the two sides kept at a news conference Thursday. pull the town together, "It’s a House-Senate negotiators, would injuries, if it is to avoid paying the largest fine ever levied by the talking "that in itself is progress” Ficks said the major stumbling Five people remained hospital­ strong community.... We’ll bounce give the government an extra $244 Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the presiding The company offer to Local 376 block was whether Colt would keep ized today with gunshot wounds. back,” he said. billion in borrowing authority. judge in the case says. of the United Auto Workers came the 700 people it hired to replace Three were in fair condition and Employees and families of vic­ That would bring the debt ceiling to 2 Lawyers for the Danbury-based Carbide also will have to during the first negotiating session the workers who have been on two were in serious but stable tims were to begin meeting today $2,323 trillion. battle the federal attorney who successfully tried the last case since May 13. but union reaction to strike since Jan 24 condition. with counselors'. Federal officials say the larger' Reibeling said the replacement involving record Hnes levied by OSHA. the proposal was cool AP photo "They have to be willing to do worker issue was not addressed in LoolUngfa’ Administrative Law .ludge James D. Burroughs, who refused the company’s offer to grant a Carbide motion Tuesday to drop most of the violations something and so far they haven’t done that " said Phillip A. “ The replacement workers are charged against the company, said Carbide’s failure to report permanent employees of Colt” he Under new ownership the injuries will be the focus of the case. Wheeler, assistant director of the I'AW 's Region 9A. on Thursday. said OSHA, which regulates working conditions in American Workers at the Bath Iron Works shipyard in Bath, Maine, FRIDAY the right insurance The negotiating session re­ industry, levied fines of more than $1.37 million against Carbide Ficks said Peraro was prepared read a letter as they leave work Thursday that announced QUAUTY INN quested earlier this week by Gov. SUNIHY in April for alleged violations of its safety and health standards. to keep th(' negotiators at the the company had been sold to the Wall Street investment 1 to 9pm William A O’Neill, had been itnder bargaining, table until the labor way for about five minutes when dispute is resoh'cd if he sensed banking firm of Gibbons, Green, Van Amerongen. 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Each as college is concerned.” 301 Cantar Street • ■ASTERCAn • WM MUSIC • FLOW MNELA ' Kargul said that desecrated church items are usually burned, cla.ss.-ejtoepMhe college selection But critics of larger public /MORIAR^Y BRQ-n^R S/ • M THE m r R M K iaa • CLNEaUTt replacement cost guaran­ So talk to an Allstate but the cups will be buried since they can’t be burned. program, has' only'five or six schools say students don’t always Aiie4) • KM tR CmZER MKtUNT • IIKCT IMPeHTI /illstate • IKCIAL PUACtlAKI tee would pay to rebuild agent today. Just stop by Police said the chalices were discovered missing and students. get the personal attention they YbuVe in good hands. ."The big problem we’re seeing is 3 BIG OAYSI CNIALITYINN your house no matter Siears. Or one of our new AlUijif In*ur«nc« Company. Northbrouh. Uhnoti ceremonial robes were found vandalized Sunday morning when need and that counseling help M VDMON ~ ROUIl 83 FRI.. SAT.. SUN. Kargul arrived at the church. in verbal skills.” Bozza said ends over the summer, when there LINCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR “ They’re not reading. Or. the girls are manv application deadlines. t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 22, 19g6 MANCHESTER HERALD.-Fridav, Aug. 22, 1986 — 7 OPINION V.S./Worid In Brief Rehnquist doesn’t recall spying memo Factory orders Jump 4.3 percent By Larry Margasak intelligence concerning domestic administration. case involving the surveillance, The Associated PV’ess civilian, activities,” Rehnquist Rehnquist’s responses, obtained Laird vs. Tatum. WASHINGTON — Orders to U.S. factories for “big ticket” wrote Sen. Charles Mathias, R-Md. by The Associated Press, were The case involved a legal chal­ durable manufacturing goods jumped 4.3 percent last month in WASHINGTON - Chief Justice- Mathias had sent Rehnquist generally that he recalled little lenge to the intelligence program Travel risks increase since 1984, the government reported today.' designate William H. Rehnquist written questions about his March about the subject or the memo. by its civilian targets. Rehnquist MiUtary orders, a historically volatile category, accounted for says he had no first-hand knowl­ 25, 1969, memorandum, which The nominee’s knowledge of the cast a crucial vote in the 5-4 case, much of the gain, according to the figures from the Commerce edge of military spying against detailed a military response to surveillance is related to an issue telling senators during his confir­ Department. anti-war protesters and cannot potential disturbances at a time of brought up during confirmation mation hearings that he remained Jack remember writing a 1969 draft growing protests against the Viet­ hearings by .Rehnquist’s oppo­ in the case because he had little not so great However. there were also healthy gains for non-defense orders memo for the Justice Department nam War. nents, who still hope to stop his knowledge beforehand of the facts Anderson revival for the sluggish national economy. that proposed such a policy. The senator also sought to learn confirmation before the full Senate in dispute. There have been few such optimistic signs in the last half-year, “I have no recollection of any what Rehnquist knew generally next month. The draft 1969 memo was among and the government reported earlier this week that the overall For years. Americans loved to visit Europe participation in the formulation of about the military surveillance These senators have hammered internal Justice Department docu­ economy grew at a barely discernible 0.6 percent annual rate in policy on use of the military to program while he was an assistant at the nominee’s failure to disqual­ ments written by Rehnquist and — but that doesn’t seem to be the case the spring quarter of the year. conduct surveillance or collect attorney general in the Nixon ify himself from a Supreme Court given the Judiciary Committee. anymore. Last month, the new report said, orders for durable goods, those expected to last three years or longer, totaled $107.2 billion An informal survey conducted recently by after adjustment for seasonal variation. the Manchester Herald showed that The increase followed a June gain of 0.1 percent preceded by three straight declines. U.S. priest faces Manchester residents — like most FBI probes Americans — have cut back drastically on trips to Europe. Office blast Injures at least 15 further punishment THE As some local travel agents pointed out. Vietnamese CINCINNATI — A short circuit in an electrical panel.caused an explosion in a downtown office building Thursday, injuring at VATICAN CITY (AP) - A U.S. He has also argued that, under although business to Europe has picked up least 15 people and forcing the evacuation of much of the priest barred from teaching theol­ some circumstances, masturba­ '^CONVINCER slightly since the spring, it still remains far building, officials said. ogy because of his views On sex tion, premarital sex, euthanasia below the average for the summer months — crime gangs Two electricians who may have had wires In their hands were could face further punishment, and sterilization are justified. and action may be taken against On Wednesday, Curran said he usually the peak season for European travel. severely burned, said Fire Chief Norman Wells. IS ■rhe explosion occurred on the eighth floor, which contains other American members of the . would fight to keep his job, and that Some agents said business had dropped by Roman Catholic clergy, Vatican the church “must allow dissent on WASHINGTON — A special kind of terrorism offices of Great American Insurance Companies. officials said. these issues and ultimately should almost 50 percent from last year. has afflicted many Vietnamese refugees in the WeHs said every floor above the seventh floor of the 14-story The Rev. Charles E. Curran, change its teaching.” COMING!! The reason, of course, is terrorism. Even United States in recent years: violence and building was evacuated, although most office workers had ordered by the Vatican this week to In nr^aking the announcement already left for the day. end a 20-year teaching career, Tuesday that Curran was being though terrorist attacks against Americans intimidation instigated not by Hanoi, but by to virulently anti-communist Vietnamese groups in The injured electricians were working on the high-voltage could also be stripped of his right to stripped of his right to teach have decreased since U S. .jets bombed Libya this country. power unit about 5:20 p.m., Wells said. Some of the others injured perform duties as a priest, Vatican theology, the Vatican said the Downtown Manchester in April. Americans still hesitate to make were about 6 feet away. spokesman Joaquin Navarro said censure was approved by Pope Some outspoken refugees have been murdered, An arc of approximately 440 volts of electricity shot from the Thursday. John Paul II. plans for vacations in the Old World. apparently to silence their advocacy of power unit. Wells said. “The best thing for him to do now The Vatican action did not normalizing relations with the communist is to reflect and, hopefully, change immediately affect his status as a It seems the image of terrorism abroad has Vietnamese regime. These attacks have been his mind,” Navarro told The priest. HEALTH & SAFETY overshadowed the reality of it. For the most Support Belaga individuals. She is committed to compared to the murderous vigilante operations Fire, panic break out on flight Associated Press. The bishop of Curran’s home part. Americans are safe when they travel to meeting regularly with her se­ You gues.sedit! Anolherdelivery of right-wing “death squads’’ in Central America, Another Vatican official said diocese of Rochester, N.Y., Mon­ of general merchandi.se to Ar­ DENVER — An engine of a TWA plane caught fire as it landed further “housecleaning” might be signor Matthew H. Clark, said London. Paris and even Athens. A recent In GOP primary nior appointees, .so that they can whose thousands of victims have included AWARENESS DAYS thur Drug on Main Street! A suspected communists, leftists and moderates Thursday night, slightly injuring seven people during a panicked ordered when two Vatican- Curran remains a priest in good article in the Christian Science Monitor To the Editor: work to solve Connecticut’s beautiful action photo in color evacuation, authorities said. appointed panels complete a re­ standing. problems before they become who criticized the military regimes of their pointed out that only 23 Americans were caught a box of merchandise in countries. “When the plane stopped, I saw smoke on the side,” said view of Catholic clergy and institu­ But Clark’s comment was re­ FRIDAY & SATURDAY 10-3 In a few week.s Republican public scandals mid-air as it was being thrown passenger Joe McCormick of Ireland. “The stewardess told us tions in the United States. ceived coolly at the Vatican and killed by terrorists last year, while about 100 Connecticut is a first-class Now our associates Donald Goldberg and Corky not to panic. With that, everybody panicked. Everybody was Told of Navarro’s warning, Navarro described it as “exces­ voters will pick their candidate off the back of a delivery truck. Johnson have learned that the FBI has found links Main & Forest St. Parking Lot died after being struck by lightning. for governor. stale with a third-rate govern­ Meanwhile, big news was also jumping from like three different chutes off the plane. Curran said Thursday in a tele­ sively tolerant.” (next to Army/Navy Club) ment. Julie Belaga is the only between Vietnamese anti-communist organiza­ “Everybody was terrified — so frightened we were laughing,” phone interview: “That would be The spokesman said punitive More Americans are murdered in New There are two reasons why I breaking on Charter Oak Street, tions and anti-Castro Cuban groups. The G-men totally unfair ... but I still couldn’t measures are reserved for ex­ am supporting Julie Belaga in candidate who has clearly fo­ where another event was unfold­ he said. York or Chicago than almost any European cused on what is needed to have gathered evidence that the collaboration TWA spokesman Todd Amos in Chicago said there would be no change my positions.” treme cases. Manchester Police Dept, will be the primary. Sept 9. Fir.st. of the ing and captured on film . . A dog Curran has taught moral theol­ Navarro said that if Curran or Middle Eastern city. Statistics show that change this. Julie is a vibrant might extend to the establishment of secret company comment until Friday morning. three candidates, she offers the wascaughi intheactofshakinga military training camps in this country. Kevin Fleming of Stapleton International Airport operations ogy for 20 years at the Catholic persists, and the local bishop finger printing & registering bicycles 1.384 people were murdered in New York last cleanest, clearest contrast to the and dynamic lady. She will wet shoe taken from a puddle University in Washington, D.C. refuses to take punitive action, the attract quality talent to the said Flight 753 arrived from St. Louis with 228 passengers and 11 year. Yet we tend to feel safer in more back-room, crony-ridden politics How about that! Despite repeated Vatican criti­ Vatican Congregation for the upper echelon of our stale’s crewmembers. cism, he has taken issue with the Clergy could step in and suspend Saturday August 2 3 -1 0 -3 . the state police seat belt dangerous American cities than we do in of Bill O’Neill. Second. Julie Who sa.vs nothing important THE FBI DISCLOSED its interest in the Belaga offers us the best oppor­ government Julie will provide even happens in Manchester? Cuban-Vietnamese connection in a response to church’s strict opposition to artifi­ the priest from celebrating Mass, “Convincer” will be here to ‘‘convince” you ol the foreign lands. the leadership needed to move cial birth control, abortion, di­ hearing confessions and perform­ Importance of wearing a seat belt. tunity for Connecticut to get the questions from Sen. Patrick Leahy. D-Vt.. ranking Panel head backs Deaver testimony vorce and homosexual acts. ing other religious ceremonies. Why? quality government it deserves. away from the back-room polit­ Ely Segal minority member of a Senate subcommittee on For too many years Connecti­ ics we arc all so tired of. 202 Mountain Road terrorism. WASHINGTON — A congressional staff report that concluded The only answer that comes to mind is our former White House aide Michael K. Deaver lied to a House cut has witnes.sed unceasing Please join me in voting for Manchester ’The FBI has no information relating to the familiarity with America. Even though most Julie Belaga subcommittee investigating his lobbying activities may have scandals involving Bill O’Neill exact location of ‘secret’ training camps.” the been partly In error, the subcommittee's chairman says. people might realize that taking a subway in and his appointees. Some have bureau told Leahy, “however, there are In a letter made public Thursday by Deaver's attorney. Rep. America’s favorite Store Washington. D C., at 11 p.m. is more involved fraud and other crimi­ Jonathan Mercier indications of collaboration between the 63 Jensen St. Broken promise John Dingell, D-Mich., acknowledged the possible error to dangerous than taking an airplane to Athens, nal charges. Some merely re­ anti-(:astro group ’Alpha Sixty-Six’ and the independent counsel Whitney North Seymour Jr., named by a flected gross incompetence and Manchester ’Associates’ in the Southeastern United States.” they will shy away from the perceived on Tolland land federal court to investigate Deaver. JERRY BAKER. mismanagement. But the con­ “Associates” is the loose term used by law The controversial section of the subcommittee report terrorist threat more quickl.v. To the Editor: AMERICA’S stant source of all of the.se enforcement officials to designate a group of concluded Deaver falsely testified that he informed officials of MASTER V It is true that terrorism is a problem and scandals is Bill O’Neill's reliance What happened former South Vietnamese military officers who Rockwell International Corp., a client, that he planned to meet GARDENER. Open Daily 9:30-9:30 on his political pals and cronies The Church of the Nazarene of fled to this country following the collapse of the with a top federal official about Rockwell’s B-1 bomber. Sun. 10-5 something that should not be taken lightly. He puls them into key positions to make page 1? Manchester seeks to build a Saigon government in 1975. Dingell informed Seymour that he has learned from company RECOMMENDS Sale Dates: Fri., August 22 - Sun., August 24 But Americans should not let exaggerated and then ignores what they do To the Editor: school on land that was recently In his inquiry to the FBI, Leahy cited earlier officials that Deaver may indeed have informed them in advance fears cause them to cancel a European trip until it is reflected on the front a gift-sale by one of its parishon- columns in which we first disclosed the ties of his meeting with James C. Miller III, director of the Office of ers. Mr. Donald Fish of D.W. Management and Budget. that has been planned for years. pages of our newspapers. What happened in Manchester between anti-Castro Cubans and anti-Hanoi Julie Belaga’s first priority is Fish Realty. Vietname.se in this country. By a vote of 17-0 on Aug. 12, Dingell’s House. Energy and What gets into much of the media is the on Monday. Aug. I8. I9fi6. that That sounds fine, except for Commerce investigations subcommittee adopted staff findings t h to staff the key top positions in was important enough to make The FBI also identifies 10 Vietnamese criminal the fact that the land in question gangs known to be operating in the United States. concluding Deaver “knowingly and willfully” lied to the panel in unusual — and terrorist hi.lackings are still our state with the be.st available the front page of the Herald? testimony earlier this year. the unusual. The press does not report every was promised by Mr Fish to They sport such colorful names as “The remain undeveloped for lO y^- Frogmen and “The Pink Knights,” and operate flight that makes it safely in and out of Cairo, ars. The lO years would not b e ^ in major cities, including New York, San nor does it tell much about the thousands of Oinlil 199.5. Francisco. Los Angeles and New Orleans. Rebels say Soviets use chemicals Americans who have safely visited the Somehow, with a whole com­ JAMBA, Angola — Angolan guerrillas charge that Soviet- Middle East. munity trusting him. Mr. Fish aided government troops have begun to use chemical weapons in has very craftily and neatly ALTHOUGH THE VIETNAMESE gangs’ the country’s 10-year-old civil war. The bottom line is that terrorism should not broken his promise. Not only has membership totals only about 200 nationwide, The weapons have killed three rebel fighters, blinded several dictate what Americans do. Traveling he broken the promise, but by they often work with the notorious Chinese others and turned leaves on trees “totally dark,” Brig. Isidro abroad can be a rewarding experience. Let’s putting the land in the name of criminal gang. “The Ghost Shadows.” and have Peregrino Chindondo, intelligence chief of the National Union for the Church of the Nazarene. the not allow terrorism to clip our wings. become a significant part of what lawmen the Total Independence of Angola, or UNITA, said Thursday. church will now violate the describe as a growing force of Asian He said government air and ground units used a “toxic agent” moral code of honesty, quite the organized-crime groups across the country. The in battles at Bie in June, at Lucusse In July and at Cuito opposite of what it would want to FBI has identified at least 14 Asian gangs that are Cuanavale in August. Letters to the editor teach its students. of “investigative interest.” most of them with a The chemical bombs and grenades emit a yellow and green The Manchester Herald welcomes original The land involved is located on membership of about 30. vapor, Chindondo said. letters to the editor. Mile Hill and Reed roads in Noting recent crackdowns on Asian gangs in Letters should be brief and to the point. They Tolland. It is particularly beauti­ New York City — which included prosecution of should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ful land which the community the Ghost Shadows and another Chinese gang. Administration announces new talks % ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters believed would remain “in its United Bamboo — the FBI disclosed that it has SANTA BARBARA, Calif. — In the latest round of U.S.-Soviet 3 0 Off 2 5 **^® Off 4 0 % Off must be signed with name, address and daytime pre.sent state” to quote Mr. current investigations under way in Los Angeles. wrangling. White House officials are making it clear they’re telephone number (for verification). Fish’s attorney. Mr. Joseph San Francisco. Honolulu. Boston and Washington unhappy about the lack of progress in arms control and the The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in Capossela. “for ten years” DC. All Shrubs Handy Garden A n y Of Our ©loeebyNEA lnc recent outpouring of Soviet criticism directed their way. the interests of brevity, clarity and taste. ’‘The Asian gangs are highly violent, Despite this spate of one-upmanship, the administration Douglas and Nancy Fenily Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester /ady, I don't have a Helga like Andrew well-armed and predisposed to open fire on law announced Thursday that a new round of high-level U.S.-Soviet In Sto ck Im plem ents Lounge Chair "A/o 69 Reed Road Reg. 6.97 to 8.97 Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Wyeth — but I'm LOOKING for one." enforcement personnel in arrest situations,” the meetings will take place in Washington next month as it pointed Tolland FBI told Leahy. “In addition to the high-risk to an “unprecedented” level of superpower discussions under Your Choice of Bow Rake, way. Not available in Windsor, C u sh io n s arrest problems, investigations are difficult to Wethersfield, Wallingford Shovel or Hoe. pursue due to the lack of numbers of and East Haven. native-speaking law enforcement personnel.” While quantities last. Nation’s governors go back to school Regarding another Asian criminal group, the No Rainchecks. FBI said it has no reliable estimates on the Kids tell cops Advert itemcM CHARLOTTE. N.C. — “Nobody can remember number of Japanese “Yakuza” gang members Don’tBlame the governors doing an.vthing like this before." HE WAS REFERRING to Tennessee’s Career who have set up shop in this country. The bureau parents smoke explained Tennessee Gov. Lamar Alexander. Ladder Program. Teachers who volunteer to said it is investigating suspected Yakuza Your Age Fior "We’re setting the agenda for the entire nation for participate in it receive merit-based evaluations activities in Hawaii. California. New York. Guam the next 10years.” and those who perform best are rewarded with and the Pacific Trust Territories. Poor Hearing. Robert salary increases that can be substantial. Some Two New Mexico children who That ambitious assessment was offered during complained to authorities that Chicago, 111.— free offer of spe­ the recent annual meeting here of the Southern public school teachers now earn $40,000 to $45,000 their parents used marijuana told Governors’ Association as Alexander prepared to W alters annually. Star wars slippage officers they would do it again if cial interest to those who hear but do \ —(ii'/ More than half of the other states are not understand words has been an­ unveil the results of a year-long study of the future While Congress worries about a ceiling on the drug use continued. UHVMFSmUZBi of American public education. constructing similar career ladders for their spending for President Reagan’s “Star Wars” Meanwhile, the parents of a nounced by Beltone. A non-operat­ Z7-8-8 The study won’t be released until the annual teachers and many are using Tennessee as a California youngster who turned ing model of the smallest hearing aid model. program, the Pentagon used some of the money them in for drug use have been meeting of the National Governors’ Association, for a new roof. And it was some roof: The General Beltone has ever developed will be In addition, states are experimenting with other forced from their home and their which opens Sunday in Hilton Head. S.C. But the Accounting Office reports that $I million of jobs because of the publicity, their given absolutely free to anyone re­ wording of many of the questions the governors “We need better jobs in the South To get those revolutionary reforms. South Dakota is allowing Strategic Defense Initiative testing and research lawyer says. questing it. have been considering suggests the nature of the jobs we need better schools.” he explained in a parents to choose which high schools their funds went to replace a roof at the Kwajalein In the New Mexico case, the Nashville. Tenn.. speech earlier this year. It’s yours for the asking, so send answers: children will attend, while California is exploring Missile Range last year, even though the range children, who live in Silver City, ten et €.'•%» Aren’t there better ways to help poor children “One-third of our eighth graders, at lea.st in year-round schooling. won’t be used for the SDI program until 1988. The called the Grant County Sheriffs for it now. It is not a real hearing aid, I muiiuiR with weak preparation to get ready to learn and Tennessee, don’t have eighth-grade skills” In South Carolina, the state takes over school auditors said military construction funds should Department on Monday and told but it will show you how tiny hearing succeed in school? Why not let parents choose the Another Tennes.sean. U S. Labor Secretary systems that are performing poorly, upgrades have been used instead, and recommended tighter officers their parents were smok­ help can be. The actual aid weighs public schools their children attend? Are there William Brock, told the Southern governors them, then returns them to their communities. In controls over Star Wars spending. ing marijuana. The youngsters' meeting that the nation had 23 million functional Nqw Jersey, people who are otherwise qualified to names and ages were being less than an eighth of an ounce, and it better ways to pay teachers more for teaching fits completely into the ear canal. well? Should there be new paths into the illiterates "who can’t read a help-wanted sign.” be teachers no longer have to obtain a college withheld. degree in education. “They said they had something These models are free, so we sug­ classroom for people who should be teaching? Alexander’s emphasis on improving public to show us,” said Capt. Daniel How can we measure how well the students in Educational reform is neither cheap nor easy. Garcia. “They took us into the gest you write for yours now. Again, education in his state paid off last summer, when Alexander’s program in Tennessee required the 2 5 % our colleges and universities are learning? What there is no cost, and certainly no 5 .9 7 ■ ■ ■ Reg. 207.88 iMaiiflipfitpr Hrralft house and turned over parapher­ General Motors concluded its search for a location largest tax increase in the state’s history and Super K-Oro Law n Ferfiltaer *177 new technologies can schools use best? What can nalia and a small quantity of obligation. Although a hearing aid 20” Drop Spreader 21 Inch rear - bag ger push law n mower for its new $5 billion Saturn automobile plant initially was opposed by traditionalists and PoundMl In 1M1 27-3-3. Promotes rich, dark be done to attract, train and encourage good marijuana.” may not help everyone, more and 70 lb Capacity features include reliable 3'A HP Briggs 8i Spring I^l. Tenn.. 30 miles south of Nashville, special interest groups. PENNY M. S IE P P 0 IT ...... PuMNiMr Garcia said there was less than green, lasting color. Also school leaders? more people with hearing losses are Stratton reco il - start en g ine . Helps m ain­ won the competition over approximately 1.000 But enhanced public education is crucial to OOUQLA8 A. BEVINS...... E m ouUv* EdNor an ounce of marijuana found at the excellent for trees, ever­ other sites in 30 states. A GM spokesman sustaining a qualified work force in the JAMES P. SA C K S ...... MMigIngEdNor house. being helped. For your free sample tain a beautiful lawn. ALEXANOEH QIRaU...... AMOdMoEdNor Wheelbarrows greens and shrubs. 20 lbs. explained: » post-industrial era. “Any job that can be done by “They said they had had write today to: Department 68722, ...... Electric ALEXANDER’S COMMITMENT to educational enough,” Garcia said. “They said Not Shown feeds 5000 sq. ft. B lack Sr D eck e r Reg. 137.86 * 9 9 an illiterate. ’ says Brock, “can be done better, DENISE A. nOBENTS...... AdYOrtWngOiroetar Beltone Electronics Corporation, reform dates back .several years to the “One reason is Tennessee’s committment to ANSONIA CROMWELL EAST HAVEN FARMINGTON MANCHESTER MILFORD ORANGE cheaper and/aster by a machine” MARK F. ABRAITM...... BuNnoi*Monmr they) didn’t want their parents establishment of Tennessee’s Better Schools excellence in education, especially the idea of gettmg into trouble.Th^kids said 4201 West Victoria Street, Chicago, ‘/a m S i Ansonif'i 4'; Shunptke Rd i f « ' ’ ^ rontnqe Hrj tijOri Southen'.l Rd 230 Spencer Si ^83 Bridgeport Avu 2h0 Huil Hill 1 ,»ne Program, which involves $1.2 billion in new paying more for performance, because that’s the RO SERT H. HUBBARD...... Proovooii!M m ST they wanted it to stop beft^re it got IL 60646. SOUTHINGTON TORRINGTON VERNON WALLINGFORD WATERBURY WATERTOWN WETHERSFIELD WINdSOR 681 Mam St 2 9 ‘z Hartford t pkf. 962 Fpjrth Colony 881 Wolcott Si S9S Straits Tpke 188 Silas Deane Hwy 600 Windsor A y»- spending during a three-.year period. Saturn philosophy too” Robert Walters Is a columnist for Newspaper JEANNE O. PROMBITH...... CkeuWionM m ^ any worse.” I 8 ’ E rrt 32 -110 Q u e e n S i Enterprise Association. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug- 22, I9B6

HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Brown* MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 22, 1986 — 9 SNAFU by Bruce Beettle PEANUTS by Chartaa M. Schulz A(2e M'T Yo u AF(?Aip p a p p y fJo, I t o l p Wiuu & E T iMt o t ME PUrJcM Q S A C K lt D . B-ZZ 0EFOPE TME <5UE5TS OUR FAMILY 5H0ULP HAVE MAP AN S E R V I C E H A P P I V E ? CD less risky than mutual bond A6REEMENT LIKE THIS A LONG TIME AGO... QUESTION; «iii>iiin7iiiiii||||| My wife and I An investment in that type of w ill' that move > are considering fund is not absolutely safe. It has You’ll come out ahead on taxes investing in a "market risk.” The value of the Based on the information you tax-free bond fund’s shares can rise or fall in line Investors’ with the market values of the supply, you seem to be in the 42 mutual fund. percent federal income tax We need infor­ bonds it holds.^That’s not a huge Guide risk. Nonetheless, it does exist bracket The tax-free dividends mation about from that mutual fund will in­ 1 3-1% m m that type of William A. Doyle If you’re going to need that crease your "keeping money” fund, as op­ $60,000 to purchase your retire­ THE PHANTOM by L** Falk « By Barry DO YOU THINK IM WHY NOT?ALL I'M CRAZY? I'P NEVER ASKING FOR IS posed to c e rtifi­ ment home in three short years, L e t’s hope you’re aware that the THERE'S THE TREE SIGN THAT! CREATIVE CONTROL' cates of deposit. my advice is to steer clear of all fund’s insured portfolio does not ME/IR SOMETHINe/^^ We are selling risk and keep that money in guarantee against market loss IT'S NO our borne and will be living in an value — onlhattypeof mutual fund federally insurexLQD^ That insurance is provided hy a apartment until we retire and currently is about 7 percent. private organization — not the move to an adult community in federal government. It means if Please note, that’s “ average.” QUESTION: Because I was 3 C : three years. any of the .bonds the fund holds Some pay more, some less. paying too much income tax — default, the insurer will pay the $12,000. last year — the broker If we put the$60.000 we w ill net at At 7 percent, your $60,000 will bonds’ interest and principal through whom I buy stocks advised “Yup, this is Vegas Airport aii righti" the house closing into a tax-free earn $4,200 a year — $3.50 a month. me to put $21,000 into a tax-free bond mutual fund, how much You’ll have to dip into your other On Wall Street, that kind of dividends will we collect each income .iust to meet the apartm ent bond mutual fund with an insured portfolio. I did insurance is known as "the com­ CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks A Caaale month? How safe will our money rent. fort factor” It protects against m e a n w h i l e , A P photo JU5 T SET Z WANNA GO BACK be? Our salaries and other income Was this a wise move, just to loss due to defaults, but it does not lOEXT POOtf.. ME OUTA THt$ The type of mutual fund you’re TO CALIFORNIA!! total about $40,000 a year, but we lower my taxes and have the eliminate the risk of falling bond JOINT AS eOON will need the dividends to help pay considering holds long-term mu­ Jean dispenser A5 VOU CANl security of an insured portfolio? prices. the $7,50 monthly apartment rent nicipal bonds from which it col­ A I’ve been a widow for several years BLONOIE by Dean Young A Sian Drake and other expenses. lects interest not subject to federal Considering the fact that you A commuter tries out a self-service vending machine for income lax. After deducting its and am still struggling to under­ blue jeans in a Paris subway station. The machine, which stand and manage my finances. have stocks and. obviously, an WOW .' t h a n k VOU VOU MUST BE THE BEST T H E R E 'S A operating expenses, the fund above average income, a tax-free EVERYTHINS r-, ELMO COOK IN THE ANSWER: The average yield — accepts credit cards, provides a facility for measurement LOT TO BE SAID passes that money along to its mutual fund seems weil-suited for S M E L L S COUNTRY POR f l a t t e r y annual dividend divided by market and delivers the jeans in a cylindrical carton. OK, ROULETTE,,. shareholders — also tax free. ANSWER: I can find no fault you SO KEEP COOL. 6000 r r l “ 11 U

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W EST PITTSON. Pa. (AP) - stown Police Dispatcher Albert Hundreds of spectators have Manganello. “ All we are doing is Cohie to the fair Listen to band play ; swarmed to a century-old house trying to get people off the street.” where a family .says it’s battling Despite the crowds, many neigh­ It’s the golden anniversary for the annual The Simsbury Community Band will play music Handicapped plead to be accepted demons that have attacked, bitten, bors have expressed support for Hartford County 4-H Fair, which will be held this ranging from Sousa to swing and symphony slapped and dragged family the Smurls. weekend at the Four Town Fairgrounds in dear tonight at 7 p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial hair oil. shaving cream, hand members from their beds at night. Somers. Kids will enjoy the petting zoo, sponge ABBY: I am a Normal people can become “ I know what’s happening there Band Shell at the Manchester Community College handicapped from old age. acci­ lotion, etc. were to be left at the Since Janet and Jack Smurl told is true” said neighbor Lenora toss, water balloons and amusement rides, which Campus. Those attending may bring their own 21-year-old deaf nurses station, and when he student at the dent, war or disease. If you look the press their story this week, Nazarek, “ They’re doing the only will be offered all day, and the clown contest at 1 chairs. There will be no admission charge. wanted to use any of these items, hundreds of visitors have clogged " Rochester In­ around carefully, you will under­ thing they could,” p.m. Sunday. Older folks m ay want to be on hand he should ask for them. their street. More than 200 people stitute of Tech­ stand that people who are handi­ The Smurls’ plight has been for the goat, sheep and dairy cow judging on Dear Abby Some senile patients who were nology. I was capped are just like people who are turned up Wednesday night, some corroborated by neighbors, who Saturday morning: the horse draw Saturday at 7 ambulatory would walk into the of them camping out on neighbors’ Hear chorus sing bom with Ger­ not. We are still people, who want .say they’ve heard screams from p.m.. Abigail Van Buren rooms of fellow residents and pick lawns. inside the hou.se and scratching on man measles, the chance to walk the golden road The Silk City Barbershop Chorus will sing out to success, just the chance to up whatever wasn’t locked up. screens when no one was home. The horse show starts at 8:30 a.m. Sunday. A which left me On Tuesday, police set up a loud and clear Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Manchester succeed without put-downs or They’d drink after-shave, hair oil. special feature will be the Tom Sawyer deaf, blind in roadblock to keep cars, bikers and The Scranton Roman Catholic Bicentennial Band Shell at Manchester ridicule. You can give us the etc,, and take medication without motorcycle gangs wearing devil Diocese said it is taking the case fence-painting contest. Young and old alike are one eye and 50 Community College. The chorus is a member of courage to succeed. realizmg that they are doing insignias off the one-way street. seriously, loo. although it is unsure welcome to paint a fence as rapidly as possible. percent brain You look at nature as a thing of anything wrong. the Society for the Preservation and ‘"iPraffic was bumper to bumper that demons are the cause of the Contestants will be judged on speed and their Tom damaged, but I feel fortunate to be people to realize that handicapped beauty, yet no two snowflakes are There is not enough personnel to Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in alive. going through." said West Pitt- problem. Sawyer costumes, "rhe fair is open until midnight people are normal. Thank you for alike. We would be honored to be watch each patient 24 hours a day America. Admission is free and those attending All my life I have tried to get tonight, from 9 a m. to midnight Saturday, and your time and good luck with treated the same, because we to see that they don’t get into may bring their seating. people to be a little more patient yourself. trouble. It takes a lot of patience to from 9 a.m. to6 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $2. know your needs are the same as with handicapped people because I HARRISON F. PARSONS JR. ours. The needs we all have are work in a nursing home. And those have been discriminated against ROCHESTER, N Y. physical (natural). emotional and who do deserve a lot of credit. See benefit game because of my disabilities, and I spiritual. So after all is said and MRS. R.L.C., Go big blue! hate discrimination. D EA R HARRISON: I think your done, please give us the chance and EL CENTRO, CALIF. The Andover Volunteer Fire Department and I wrote a piece for my 12th grade “ plea” should be shared with my encouragement to prove to all that If you’re an ocean fisherman, you’ll enjoy this the Andover Little League coaches will compete in high school public-speaking class readers, and here it is: people who are handicapped are DEAR MRS. R.L.C.: Watch this weekend’s annual bluefish contest out of presentation. It was “ The Han­ a benefit softball game Saturday at 5 p.m. at Long normal people! space for more on nursing homes. I dicap Plea.” Many people loved it. bmilQ OUIDG Bridgeport. More than 4.000 anglers will compete Hill ball field. Long Hill. Andover to raise funds THE HANDICAP PLEA \yas blitzed with letters, pro and for $2,6.000 as they try to bring in the heaviest fish. I have met a few famous people We the handicapped may look con — mostly con. for medical expenses for John Shillo, who has D EAR ABBY: In a recent The contest starts at midnight tonight, and goes who have visited the National strange. But look around carefully, column concerning nursing been in a coma since the last part of June. A bake through Sunday, as part of the Long Island Sound Technical Institute for the Deaf, we all have the same needs. As homes, you said it was not (Getting married? Send for sale will be held. Fo r more information, caH Robin and I typed up my “ plea.” framed America Festival. Registration is $20. Call nature goes, we all have the same necessary to tolerate thievery. Abby’s new. updated, expanded Bourey. 742-6473 or Heidi Beben. 742-0480. Rain it and gave it to a few special .335-1433 for a list of the marinas and sporting form of body. But some part of our Obviously you have never had booklet. “ How to Have a Lovely date is Sunday at 5 p.m. There will be no people I thought deserved it. They body may be missing or deformed. Wedding” Send your name and goods stores willing to accept the fee. and a much experience with nursing admission charge but people may sign up to are Annie Glenn, Peter Jennings Some parts of us may not function homes. I have. address clearly printed with a rundown of the weigh stations where fish are to be donate amounts for runs. and Jeff Float. I even gave one to the same way as yours do. We may When a relative of mine was check or money order for $2..50 and brought. my best friend, Tim Sly. who never lose it at birth, or get hurt in an admitted to a very fine nursing a long, stamped (39 cents) enve­ treated me any different. accident or have a disease. But we home, he was advised to keep lope to: Dear Abbv. Wedding Frolic on the green I am sending you a copy, hoping are lucky to be alive and are nothing of value in his room. Also, Booklet, P O . Box 38923. Holly­ DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT Come to the powwow you will print it and wake up some willing to sacrifice for that. he was told that all medication. wood. Calif. 90038.) For crafts galore, you won’t want to miss the Members of more than 30 different native tribes annual Columbia Festival on the Green Saturday will participate in processions, dances and drum from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. There will be wood carving, Weekend Specials competitions this weekend at the Second plants, dried flowers and Christmas ornaments, Gold shots can have side effects Connecticut River Powwow and Rendezvous in as well as baked goods, honey and other foods. 'The Prime Rib Haddam Meadows State Park. Little Whirlwind, a festival will goon, rain or shine. * D E A R D R . Mohawk Indian, will be the lead dancer. The GO’TT: I have D EAR DR. G O TT: I have had a tension in the neck cause nerve Fresh Swordfish Tonantzin Aztec Dancers from Los Angeles will gotten gold persistent infection on the upper damage? I have so much tension Fresh Bay Scallops present elaborate ritual dances. Free country dance shots once a part of the glans of the penis for there that I get headaches and ^8.95 In addition, hundreds of costumed “ pioneers” month for about about a year and a half. The doctor dizziness, and this affects my eyes. will camp out and demonstrate many pre-Civil three years for says it is nothing and will go away. Enjoy a blend of American and Irish folk tunes Dr. Gott I have been found negalive for New York Strip Sirloin t-v a a War crafts and skills. The event is open Saturday and humorous sea songs tonight in Elizabeth my rheumatoid D EAR R EADER : Neck tension arthritis. This syphilis and gonorrhea I am London Broil w/mushroom sauce a m w w from 9a.m. to7p.m., and Sunday from 9a.m. to Park’s Pond House, off Asylum Street in Hartford. is a ubiquitous human ailment. It is has done the Peter Gott, M.D. bisexual. The doctors a.ssure me 5; 30 p.m. Admission is $2 adults, $1 children, 6 to caused by muscle cxmtraction and Singers Don Sineti and Mark O ’Donnell of the job. but will this that I do not have herpes or any of (all the above served with choice of 12. Take Interstate Route 91 south to Route 9, and Morgans, a folk group, will perform at 6; 30 the symptoms of AIDS. What will not affect any nerves. How­ treatment dam­ ever, in the event that your neck potato, salad, roll & butter) get off at Exit 10. tonight. Country dancing will be from 7:45 to II, should I do next? age my liver or tension may be caused by a with music by Contraband and calling by several cause other D EAR R E A D E R ; Any bisexual treatable physical condition — area callers. All dance figures will be explained problems? such as arthritis or poor circula­ and the dance will be open to dancers of all male with a genital sore has a ‘Bye Bye Love’ sexually transmitted disease^ tion — I advise you to see a doctor abilities. Admission will be free. For information DfeAR READER: Gold often causes marked skin reactions, If everything checks out all right, With the release of “ Bye Bye Love” in 1957. the gives considerable relief to pa­ (STD) until proved otherwise I call ,521-8714. consisting of diffuse redness, itch­ think you should take this symp­ you might want to consider spe­ Everly Brothers won international recognition. tients with rheumatoid arthritis. ing and inflammation, sometimes tom very seriously. I don’t agree cific ways to reduce musScle However, the drug — in either followed by exfoliation (shedding) DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT Over the next five years, the pair did “ Cathy’s with any doctor who tells you to tension, including massage I V - injection or pill form — does of skin, hair and nails. Clown.” “ Wake Up Little Susie” and many others. A German test ignore the condition, especially trigger-point therapy, hypnosis, Caldor Plaza, Manchester present some dangers. And. in my If your doctor checks your urine 649-5487 They are back together for a tour, and will be at since you have had it for 18 months. counseling, behavioral alteration experience, these dangers are before each injection, obtains the Oakdale Musical Theatre in Wallingford on A 30-piece brass band from the southern part of Go to an STD or venereal-disease or biofeedback. relatively common. blood te.sts at periodic intervals Eagle In feathers Germ any will be featured at the German festival clinic for examination. Most state Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $19.50. Call Gold can be toxic to the kidneys: and alerts you to the early danger i C O U P O N ------weekend spcinsored by the Hartford Saengerbund public-health departments — and 26.5-1,501 for reservations. it can cause a form of hepatitis signs of rash and mouth ulcers, you Club of Newington. The band will play in a beer many private hospitals — offer Don Eagle, a Narragansett Indian from Meadows State Park. The event is open If you prefer country music, then come on (liver inflammation), generalized can continue to take the medicine. Diverticular disease is a com­ free services in these clinics, and I Bring this coupon in and receive a Rhode Island, will participate in the to the public Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7 Saturday for a different set of brothers. The Gatlin tent large enough to hold 1,000 dancing people. weakness, intestinal upset, lung I advise you to learn as much as mon problem, and Dr Gott’s new the facilities are staffed by experts Brothers, three Texas-born brothers who have There will be knockwurst, suaerkraut. potato injury, eye damage and severe you can about the drug. Ask your Health Report tells how it can be j complimentary glass of wine or draft Second Connecticut River Powwow and p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. who should be able to diagnose pancakes, bratwurst and leberkaese, along with ulcers in the mouth. Gold can pharmacist or doctor for the treated and managed. For your Rendezvous this weekend in Haddam been singing together since childhood, will be at" your condition or refer you to a I FREE with any dinner entree, the drinking and dancing. The party runs from 4 to depress the blood-forming cells of package insert describing the copy, send $1 and your name and Oakdale for an 8:30 p.m. concert. Tickets are specialist if necessary. address to P.0, Box 2.597 Cincin­ $18..50. 11 p.m. Saturday, and 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday, at 719 N. the bone marrow, causing various potential complications of gold j Good for this Friday and Saturday only. blood disorders. It frequently therapy. nati, OH 45201. Be sure to mention A big lineup DiPietro shows boats Mountain Road. Newington. Tickets are $3. D EAR DR. G O TT: Can a lot of the title. Windham Music Festival '86 brings together The three-dimensional stained gla.ss boats Free antique display Emmylou Harris, theShaboo All-Stars. Max crafted by Meg DiPietro of Manchester will be A crafty weekend Creek. Tim Settimi and many others. The part of the newshow at the Down on the Farm You’ll find glass, furniture, antique photo More than 200 exhibitors from across the United Fishing emergency kit is good idea ^AASSAPO;S marathon concert will go from noon to midnight craft gallery in Moodus. This show features 12 equipment and old posters at theStorrowton States will gather at the Berlin Fairgrounds this on Saturday at Recreation Park in Willimantic. artists whose work involves either water or wind Village Antiques and Collectibles Market in West weekend for Summer Crafts Festival ’86. There DEAR zw Tickets are$16 itthegate: children under 12 are energy. There will be wind chimes carefully tuned Springfield. Mass. The market will be open from Others who would like this book your cosmetics, brushes, lipsticks, will be marionettes, crystal ice palaces, hats, bird P O LLY: I fixed can order it for $6.50. Make checks admitted free. to play chords .sculptured waterfalls and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, and admission is free. etc. It's so ea.sy to use what you carvings and bonsai trees, along with the pottery, an “ emergency payable to Polly's Pointers and a-restaurant David Rubin, a specialist in antique preservation need out of the basket, and it preientM our stoneware aquariums. DiPietro’s boats, and jewelry and leather work you’d expect to see. The kit” inside my send to Polly’s Pointers. Box 1216. weekend ipeciah who has worked with the Smithsonian Institution makes a pretty addition to your View free films percussion instruments that sound like gently New Vaudeville Comedy Team will perform husband’s Dept. 55. Cincinnati. OH 45201. bathroom decor. in Washington. D C., will be on hand to answer tackle box. 1 put Pointers Caneloni Florentine w/««u«aRe ...... *5.95 falling water. The show opens this weekend. A throughout the weekend. Admission is $3 general: POLLY OPALR. See free films outdoors tonight starting at 8 at reception will be held from 1 to 5 p.m Sunday. The questions. Light refreshments will be served at $2 senior citizens: children under 14 free. The fair, his fishing li­ Baked Scrod ...... *6.95 Bushnell Plaza Terhace. Hartford. “Stagecoach” the village wine garden. Storrowton Village is cense in there gallery is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday ' isopen from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday or Sunday, Polly Fisher D EAR POLLY: If you buy T enderloin Tipg Au Sherry ...... *7.95 with John Wayne. “ Shane” with Alan Ladd, and through Sunday on Banner Road in Moodus. located at the Eastern States Exposition grounds (you’d be sur­ D EA R POLLY: The small metal Chicken Cordon Bleu ...... *7.95 rain or shine. Take the M erritt Parkway to Route prised at how margarine in half-pound contain­ boxes that throat lozenges come in “ Godzilla Meets Mona Lisa.” will be shown, in West Springfield. 72. ers. save the containers, slit the Veal P izziola...... * 8 .9 .5 co-sponsored by the city of Hartford and the many people are great for .storing postage ,forget it), some bottom and slip the sticks of stamps and address labels. Not Greater Hartford Convention and Visitors Callinan sings ice-cream bars or ice-pop treats .3.31 Center Street change for an only do they protect stamps and (Cornrr of Broad and f^nlfr, nem to Carvelnl through the slits before giving Bureau, in conjunction with Jubilee 350 Artist Tom Callinan. lead singer and a musician with emergency, some identification in fishing enthusiasts out there don’t labels from dampness, but you can them to your children. Any me.ss ______647-999.5 Showcase, , the folk group. The Morgans, will give a free About T o w n case it gets left on the dock, a small have a thoughtful wife or husband also transfer them from desk to will slide into the container, not concert at Gay City State Park. Route 85. Hebron. flashlight for after-dark excur­ like you to pack their emergency purse without spillingthe contents, sions. some bandages and antisep­ kits for them. I hope they takeyour onto clothes of your just-washed BMC Just peachy Sunday at 2 p.m The concert will feature songs of floors or carpets. tic for imbedded fishhooks, and Pointer to heart and do it them­ land and sea. It will be sponsored by the Body design sessions start Learning center has openings BOBBIE It’s time to throw your diet out the window and some hand lotion for allt hose times selves! It could really come in Connecticut Department of Environmental The Nutmeg Branch YWCA will begin a series on The Manchester Early Learning Center has several head for the Eighth Utilities District firehouse on he’s getting his hands wet. These handy. Your helpful Pointer earns Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Friday & Saturday Specials Protection. Partial funding was provided by a Body Design Sept. 9. The class will meet Tuesday and openings for the fall for children 3 to 5 at its preschool items sure come in handy. Main Street for the annual peach festival. you the Pointer of the Week award D tA R POLLY: Baskets of all ($1) if she uses your favorite grant from the Connecticut Commission of the Thursday form 7 to 8 p.m. for six weeks. Body Design at 80 Waddell Road. The program runs from 7:15 a.m. CLAIRE a copy of my book “Polly’s Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her • Eggplant Cutlet Parmesan...... *5.50 Generous portions of peach shortcake are $1.50. sizes seem to be the rage now. ■ Arts is an exercise program to firm, tone and reduce to 5:30 p.m. Breakfast, lunch and a snack are Pointers: 1081 Helpful Hints for Select a size that will fit on a shelf column. Write Polly’s Pointers in • Broiled Swordfish ...... *6.95 served from 6 to 8 tonight. Johnny Prytko’s polka muscle groups, with particular emphasis on abdo­ provided. For more information, call 647-9659. D EA R C LA IR E : If all the other Making Everything Last Longer.” in your bathroom and fill it with all care of the Manchester Herald. band and the Eighth District Fife and Drum Corps Free bard weekend men, hips and thighs. Advance registration is • Veal Sorrentino...... *6.95 will entertain. required at the YWCA. 78 Main St. For more Red Cross teaches CPR information, call 647-1437. • Chicken Breast Marsala ...... *6.50 “ The Tam ing of the Shrew,” one of The American Red Cross.'in conjunction with the Learn to be safe Shakespeare's bawdiest comedies, will be Main Street Back to School Safety event Saturday, presented free this weekend by Performance Flights of fantasy offered Thoughts LA STRADA Restaurant will offer a four-hour cardiopulmonary resuscitation The heart of the action downtown safety and Studio. This is the third year the theater troupe Register for installation banquet program for parents with small children. The safety 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 health awareness days continue Saturday at thi' has offered free Shakespeare on the New Haven event and the course will be conducted in the parking Continued from page 11 lenger tragedy in January, so it access road which runs between A Family is...a transmitter of Mon.-Sal. 5:90-10 / Sun. 'til 9 Main and Forest .streets parking lot from 10 a.m Reservations are being taken for the installation lot at Main and Forest streets. Green. In this year’s production, all actors wear does not refer to that event. But Route 75 and the airport values. One of the most important banquet of the Rosary Society of St. Bridget Church to Registrations for the four-hour course, which will photographs and text. On a visit to 3 p.m. The state police seat belt. Convincer. will masks prepared under the direction of Robert the museum will also display a runways. We found this one truths we can pa.ss on to our be held Sept. 9 at Fiano’s Restaurant. Bolton. begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, will be taken at the Red demonstrate the importance of using safety belts. Faust, formerly with the Pilobolus Dance in August, we saw sketches letter and autographed picture quite by accident as we were children is the fact that people are Cocktails will be at 6; 30 p.m. and dinner at 7; 15 p.m. Cross booth in the parking lot Friday from 10 a.m. to3 indicating that Leonardo da Those who get in the Convincer for its Theater. Perfornfiances are at 7; 30 tonight and There is a choice of baked stuffed shrimp, stuffed ■from S. Christa McAuliffe. leaving the museum. more important than things. The p.m. Vinci was envisioning flight demonstration must be at least 15. Local police Saturday, and at 2 p.m. Sunday. For an hour breast of capon or veal cutlet Parmesan. For received by a Somers school best place for learning howtotreat N IK K I’S There will be a nominal charge for the course. back in the 15th century. There people is in the home where there is will do finger printing of children and bicycle before each performance, there will be a pageant reservations, call Mary Culleton. 646-0050. or Mary Individuals may also register by calling the teacher on the day after the was also a section devoted to the opportunity to act out love in the Weekend Specials registrations. There will be drug and Red Cross with jugglers, musicians, clowns. Morris dancers •Sulots, 649-3790, by Sept. 2. Manchester Red Cross office at 643-5111. Challenger exploded. New England A ir Museum, off life and times of Igor Sikorsky situations of life day by day. Here displays and a sword exhibition team. i Route 75 in Windsor Locks. Exit Prime Rib ...... *8.9.5 .and his helicopters. is where respect for life, others and A trip to the air museum can 40 off Interstate 91. and follow self is either born or destroyed. Teriyaki Chicken ...... *7,9.5 * Arriving on Thursday and be coupled with a visit to one of the signs. $4.50 general The family is a place for conveying Shrimp & Chicken Brochettes ...... *8,9.5 SHOWCASE remaining through the month of the glassed-in hallways at admission: $4 senior citizens; $2 moral and spiritual values to the Cinema WANTED W W I AND WWII HARTFORD September will be an exhibit Bradley International Airport, children 6 to 11; free to those 5 following generations. Seafood Marina ra...... *8.9.5 E. HARTFORD SBa-BRTQ about the NASA space program. where you c^n watch modern and under. Open 10 a.m. to 5 AU ahoi>e Mert'ed u'ith Salad, Potato. Tpffotahlr 4: Rrrad. WAR SOUVENIRS Dr. Billy J. Scott HARTFORD Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. — The iNlFPMAlt HA i kit Sb I t was loaned by the passenger planes take off and p.m., seven days a week. Closed Extremities (R) FrI and Sat 1:25, 3:25, BARGAIN M A IINU ^ • Pastor CIntma City — Mona Lisa (R) FrI 7, 5:25 , 7:55, 10:10, 12:15; Sun 1:25, 3:25, Karote Kid Part II (P G ) FrI 7, 9:30; Sat German, Japanese, Italian, jSmithsonian Institution and was land. Another good vantage spot only on Thanksgiving and 9:20; Sat and Sun 1:45, 5, 7, 9 20 — A 5:25, 7:55,10:10. — Ruthless People (R) and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. MRS I AMI WNOON SHQVN < ’Uit First Baptist Church, Manches­ From Nikki With Love CONTINUOUS PMJfORMANi.M. ■ for such observations is the Roonn With A View FrI 7:30, 9-55; Sat FrI and Sot 1:20, 3:20 , 5:20, 7:50, 9:55, Russian, Civil War and some 'assembled before the Chal­ Christmas days. ter and Sun 1:30, 3:45 , 7:30, 9:55 — About 11:55; Sun 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, 7:50, 9:55. — WILLIMANTIC CASH American Military Items lAU SHOWS fRIOAV a SAIuPHAt 254 Broad St, • Manchester Lost Night.,. (R) FrI 7:15; Sot and Sun 1, Stand by Me (R.) FrI and Sat 12:45,2:50, Jlllson Sauare Cinema — The Texas 4:15, 7:15, 9:40. — A Great Wall (PG ) 5:50, 7;15, 9:35, 11:35; Sun 12:45, 2:50, Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 FrI-Sun SIANDBV i x n ^ M i n ______646-3000 advance showing FrI at 9:40. _ 4:40, 7,15, 9:35. 7:10,9:10. — Transtormers: The Movie PAID FOR: Mi S B Nothing In Connrtion (PG) FrI 4-50, (P G ) FrI-Sun 1:10, 3:10. — Stand by Me Daggers & Swords. . . up to $3,000 1h4$I:4a4:40 Discovery may lead to a male Contraceptive 7:1M Jt-1IJ6 9:30; Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:30, 4:50, 9:30. MANCHESTER ( R) FrI-Sun 1:15,3:15, 7:15, 9:15. — One Bayonets...... $6 to $50 UA Theaters East — Running Scared Craiv Summer (P G ) FrI-Sun 1:05,3:10, WOODS HOLE, Mass. (AP) - including Mukesh Sahni and Sa­ Segal said. ically similar drugs, including Ph ^n n EAST HARTFORD (R) FrI-Sun 7:10, 9:35. — Nothing In 7:05, 9:10. — The Karate Kid Part II Medals & Badges...... $5 to $300 nxMctuittwr B U flM I t Researchers have stumbled ont'o a muel Koide oC the Population 'The new drug, designated Ph CL68A, Emtwood Pub A Cinema — The Common IP G ) FrI 2, 7:30,9:45; Sot ond (P G ) FrI-Sun 1, 3:10, 7, 9:10. — Allens Helmets & Hats...... $15 to $300 GERMAN STEINS N O P lI [ Karate Kid Port II (PG) FrI and Sat Sun 2, 4:30, 7:30, 9:45. — The Greot (R) FrI-Sun 1, 7. — Manhunter (R) TS S w S r new drug that blocks the action of Council in New York found that the CL68A, was discovered acciden­ They found that only Ph CL68A Best Italian 1984-86 7:30, 9:30, midnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Mouse Detective (G ) FrI 2:15; Sat and •-•rl-Sun 3:30, 9:30. — Heartburn (R) Nazi Flags...... $15to$1,000 ANTIQUE MILITARY »!• sperm in laboratory animals, a drug blocked the fertilization of tally when doctors noticed that a was effective at preventing Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — The Sun 2, 3:35, 5:15. — Legal Eagles (PG ) FrI-Sun 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. ‘ i&d Voted Connecticut Magazine Karate Kid Port II (PG) FrI and Sat Nazi Uniforms...... $25 to $1,000 F)m m bring anything you think may ba finding that could someday lead to clam eggs by immobilizing sperm. related drug r

- ■ -T ' 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug 22, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 22, 1986 — 15 Friday T V SPORTS 6:00PM ® ® (2D ® ® N ew s ® Three's Company (5) Hart to Hart A L roundup (TD Qimme a Break dS) Knot's Landing (29) Bosom Buddies MISSING PIECES ^3) Q uincy S3) Reporter 41 (5D MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Elizabeth Montgomery is S3) Bewitched Sara Scott, a woman who is Indian mound turns into burial ground [DIS] MOVIE: 'A Tiger W alks' A sheriff, marked for death when she ordered by the townspeople to destroy attempts to track down her By Bill Barnard an escaped tiger, is confronted by his husband's murderers, in a m ajor-league gam e .since P h ila ­ Boggs, the majors’ leading hitter? way. The next guy comes up and compassionate daughter Brian Keith. The Assaclated Press delphia heal the New York Mels Somehow, he went O-for-5. Vera Miles. Pamela Franklin 1964. "Missing Pieces,” FRIDAY, hits it off the center field wall. A U G . 22 on C BS. 26-7 on June 11, 1985. Center fielder Willie Wilson [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook Scoring run.-s. Spike Owen said Boston had 24 hits, three more Angels 6, Tigers 1 leaped for Parrish’s drive in front [USA] USA Cartoon Express can be contagious. than the highest total in themajors CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Mike Witt allowed only five hits of the 410-foot sign, but the ball hit 6:15PM (2D Nightly Business Report Owen. Boston’s newly acquired this year, and Cleveland pitchers in eight innings and got batting him in the face and he lay stunned shortstop, started an epidemic i.ssued nine walks. 6:30PM (® Too Close for Comfort support from Bob Boone. Dick as Parrish circled the bases for a Thursday night by scoring a (33) Benson The only American Leaguer to Schofield and Wally Joyner as 2-2 tie. , record-tying six runs in a 24-5 (23) Hogan's Heroes score six runs in a game was California beat Detroit to extend In the fifth. White hit a 43.5-foot victory over the Cleveland Indi­ (2D @3) NBC Nightly News Boston’s Johnny Pesky in 1946. its A L West lead to five games over home run. snappiiTg a 3-3 tie, and ans. The Red Sox scored the most S3) A B C N ew s Pesky now is a special assistant to Texas. Leibrandl. who allowed seven hits, band's murderers Elizabeth Montgo­ Rated R. runs in an American League game Red Sox General Manager f.ou S3) Noticiero SIN mery, Ron Karabatsos, John Reilly. Witt. 1,5-7. who has allowed only held on for his first victorv since 1 2:00AM (® Mission: Impossible since 1979 and had the biggest Gorm an. S3) Harper Valley 1983. (R) 27 hits during his last six starts, Ju ly 12. inning in the majors in three years (5) MOVIE: 'Seventh Avenue' A CT3) S tar T rek 'T’ve heard of him.” Owen said walked three and struck out six Ed Correa. 7-11. gave up both [CNN] Showbiz Today with a 12-run sixth. Depression-era young man from Now (3® Rocky and Friends of Pesky. "I can’t tell you a great before being relieved by Donnie home runs and was the loser. He [ESPN] Arthur Smith's Biuefish Tourna­ York's Lower East Side fights his way to (2® MOVIE: 'Prehistoric Women' A hun­ Owen, in his third game since deal about him. but I’m looking pitched six innings before being ment a position of power and influence in the M oore at the start of the ninth. The ter finds himself captive of a tribe of being acquired by Boston from forward to meeting him.” [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Last Tycoon' A stu­ only run Will allowed was on a relieved by Mitch Williams. Dale garment district Steven Keats, Dori women who keep men and beautiful dio genius is drawn to a fascinating and Brenner, Jane Seymour. 1977, Part 3. Seattle, lied the modern major- Owen didn't equal the all-time Mohorcic had his record-tying blonde girls as slaves. Martine Beswick, bases-loaded walk in the sixth mysterious beauty Robert DeNiro. league record with his six runs. record for runs, however. In 1886. (2D (3® Miami Vico Crockett attempts to Michael Latimer, Edina Ronay. 1967. inning. .streak of<^I3 consecutive relief Jeanne Moreau, Jack Nicholson 1976 find out who is shadowing him while he The last time it happened was 1957 Guy Hecker of Louisville of the (2® Alfred Hitchcock Presents “ I guess you could say I’m in a appearances snapped. Rated PG and Tubbs rely on a government agent by F ra n k Torre of .the M ilw aukee American Association scored d® Barney Miller groove, but I'm not doing anything 7:00PM ® CBS Nows to help catdh a m ajordrug sm uggler. (60 Braves, seven limes when that league was White Sox 4, Blue Jays 3 min ) (R) In Stereo. (O ) A lb e rto y Susana (2 hrs.) different.” Will, who last lost on ® (23) (2® M 'A 'S 'H "I can’t score unless the guys considered a major league (2D (5Z) Great Performances (CC) Com- July 12. said. “ I’mbeingconsistent Ozzie Guillen’s run-scoring sin­ ® A B C N ew s dD Christian Children's Fund poser/conductor Leonard Bernstein behind me pick me up,’’ said Owen, Almost lost in the torrent of runs gle broke a 3-3 tie in the top of the [CNN] Newsnight and getting ahead of guys. I think ® ® #100.000 Pyramid conducts soprano Kiri Te Kanawa and who had a solo homer among his was the first victory since July 8by that’s helped a lot. M y confidence ninth inning as Chicago snapped [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Sky's the Limit* A (33) Jefferso n s m ezzo-soprano Tatiana Troyanos in a re­ four hits. “ My feet are a litlie sore. Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd. 12-9. who is pretty high right now. It can ’t gel Toronto’s five-game winning cording session for West Side Story'. (2 country grandfather and city grandson I did a whole lot of running, but it allowed eight hits and two runs in (38) Fugitive hrs ) (R) In Stereo bridge the generation gap with comedy, much better than it is right now.” streak. love and adventure. Pat O'Brien, Lloyd was well worth it." seven innings: Boyd had lost three l2D Wheel of Fortune (§3) Novela: Muchachita The Angels knocked out Jack Jerry Hairston opened the ninth Nolan, Jeannette Nolan. 1979. (2D MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Other offensive stars for the Red straight after returning from a Morris. 15-8. after only four with a doubleoff loser Jim m y Key. [CNN] Larry King Live suspension on Aug. 1 S3) New Newlywed Game [ESPN] Major League Basebali's Grea­ Sox included Bill Buckner, with innings, snapping his three-game 11-9. and moved to third on Russ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Oklahomal' A cowboy's test Hits: The Seventies five hits, and Tony Armas, with six Boston manager John McNam­ S3) Novela: Maria de Nadie Una pobre winning streak. Morris gave up Morman’s sacrifice bunt off re­ g irl goes to a dance and falls in love w ith RBI on two homers — including a muchacha campesina se traslada a la a hired hand Gordon McRae, Shirley 12:05AM ® MOVIE: Ust of the ara said he was impressed with five runs on five hits and five liever Mark Eichhorn. Guillen Great Survivors' A social worker tries to gran ciudad en busca de trabajo Inad- Jones. Eddie Albert 1955 Rated G. grand slam in the 12-run inning Boyd, who registered his third walks. followed with a single through a vertidamente se ve envuelta en proble- help a group of senior citizens living in [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Warriors' A gang "The game was just one of those victory this season against the drawn-in infield. mas y es eviada a la prision Al salir de la an apartment* building that has been leader plans to unite all the gangs into condemned. Pam Dawber, James things.” Owen said. J’We hit some Indians. The Blue Jays oulhit the White carcel encuentra trabajo como sirvienta an army strong enough to take over New Royals 4, Rangers 3 dom estica en donde es seducida y aban- Naughton, Thom Bray. 1984. balls that were sim p ly mashed, but “It was very important for him York City Michael Beck, James Remar, A P photo Sox 14-9. but grounded into three donada con un nino. (60 min.) Thomas Waites 1979 Rated R. dZ) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour we got some bloopers to fall and and for us for him to pilch well.” C h arlie Leibrandl shut out Texas double plays and twice were cut (SD Nightly Business Report topped some hits. too. It was just a said McNamara after the 24-5 win, [USA] World Series of Golf From the 12:30AM d® Uncle Floyd over the last four innings for his down trying to steal by rookie combination of all different types “ It restores his confidence in S3) Showdown '86: Musical Superstars Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. (2D d® Friday Night Videos John Sta- One hot snowman 10th victory and first complete catcher Ron Karkovice. of Tomorrow (2 hrs.) (R). mos and Stepfanie Kramer co-host. (90 of hits.” him self,” game since June 6. and Kansas Karkovice has been getting min.) In Stereo. [CNN] Moneyline 9:30PM (38) CNN Headline News Former Connecticut residents Bill and from a skating rink at the Daytona Elsewhere in the AL. Chicago The loser was Greg Swindell, a City got homers from Frank White playing time at the expense of [ESPN] SportsCenter $3) Noche de Gala d® Alfred Hitchcock Presents edged Toronto 4-.1, California de­ former University of Texas All- and Steve Balboni, veteran Carlton Fisk, who got the The Movie Show (D® More Real People Sally Stevens try their best to keep this Beach, Fla., civic center to give them a feated Detroit 6-1 and Kansas City America making his first major- [M A X ] 10:00PM (5) News Balboni gave the Royals a 2-0 While Sox back into the game in the [USA] USA Dance Show d3) Gene Scott summertirhe snowman cool in Ormond nostalgic view of the days when they tripped Texas 4-,3. New York, league start. Swindell, who had lead in the third inning, but the seventh with a three-run. pinch-hit (33) Independent Network News which fell six games behind the three minor-league appearances 7:30PM C3) C® p m M agazine [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 Beach, Fla. The couple used ice scraped lived in Connecticut. Rangers tied it in the fourth with homer (3® The Untouchables (60 min.) Red Sox in the East, was rained out before being called up by the (® Wheel of Fortune the help of an error by Leibrandl. A firsi-inning double by George (2D (5® Riptide While investigating the against Seattle and Oakland had a Indians e a rlie r in the day. gave up 10-10. who missed a lag that A P photo (® Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime background of a convicted murderer, 12:50AM [TM C] m o v i e : straig h t Bell and a fourth-inning single by Nick and Boz are lead to a backwoods Time' An ex-con becomes mad at a so­ doubleheader rained out al six runs and six hil.s in.12-.1 innings. allowed Pete Incaviglia to reach Ernie Whitt gave the Blue Jays a (33) Major League Baseball; Oakland at ciety that won't let him go straight. Dus­ N ew Y ork Y ankees (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) town with its own form of justice. (60 Baltim ore, Reliever Bryon Oelkers gave up first, then gave up an in.sidc-thc- 2-0 lead and they lied it 3-3 in the Boston Red Sox batterTony Armas holds on to the end of min.) tin Hoffman, Harry Dean Stanton, Gary The Red Sox scored the most 11 hits and nine runs in 2 1-3 innings (23) Barney Miller Busey. 1978. Rated R. park homer to Larry Parrish. eighth with the help of two errors his bat after it was sawed off by an Ernie Camacho pitch ®3) Star G am es (60 min.) runs by an AL team since the and saw his earned run average "That’s probably the most em­ by pitcher Dave Schmidt 1-4 who (2D Jeop ardy 1:00AM (® Comedy Tonight in the ninth inning at Cleveland. Armas’ bat earlier [CNN] CNN Evening News COMING SATURDAY Angels scored 24 limes against the jum p from 3.72 to 4.97. barrassing play in my life.” went on to record the victo ry in S3) New Newlywed Game dD Joe Franklin Show [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Fright N ight' A teenager Toronto Blue Ja ys on Aug. 25. 1979. One Red Sox player who missed Leibrandl said. “ I tried to pul the relief of Chicago starter Rich pounded two homers and six RBIs to help break the S® Major League Baseball: Boston at finds it difficult to convince everyone (3D Comedy Break C leveland (3 hrs.) It was the most runsbv one team in out on the slugfesl was Wade tag on him and he jum ped out of the Dotson Indians. that his next door neighbor is a vampire. (38) CNN Headline News d® P rice Is Right Chris Sarandon, Roddy McDowell. W il­ [CNN] Crossfire Weekend Plus Magazine (S7) Wild, W ild World of Animals liam Ragsdale. 1985. Rated R. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Caddyshack' A young [CNN] Crossfire . ^ [M AX] MOVIE:'Delivery Boys' A group of delivery boys enter a city dance cham ­ caddy working at an exclusive country NL roundup [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater pionship. M a rio V an Peebles, .p.ated R. club encounters several bizarre charac­ [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR Pole ters when he com petes in a g o lf tourna­ Qualifying for Busch 500 (60 min ) 10:30PM (33) N ew s ment to win a college scholarship. Chevy Chase, Ted Knight. Rodney Dan- [HBO] Ray Bradbury Theater: The Town (2® Friday N ight Ringside (60 min.) gerfield. 1980. Rated R. Where No One Got Off A man who (2® Dick Van Dyke rn dream s of a rural paradise finds that it is @3) Novela; Amo y Senor ____ 1:30AM ® Coors Concert Series: Reds ravage Cardinals not what he imagined. Simple Minds 2 Between the Lines: The story [ E S P N ] W o rld C lass W re stling (60 min.) [USA] Radio 1990 (5D T.V. Auction behind the story, by Josie. 1 1:00PM ( ® (53 2D (5® @® News B:00PM The Twilight Zone A Rus­ dD Independent Network News Bv John Nelson Bell's recent home run binge has Acker allowed iusl six hils through ® (5® M ’ A 'S 'H sian KGB officer is sent to a Russian gu­ [CNN] Newsnight Update The Associated Press given him 16 for the season the 7 1-3 innings lag to investigate the murders of Party (5 ) Hangin' In 4 Outlook: Even the baby photos [ESPN] Speedweek most since he hit 17 in 1980 for the officials, and a researcher visits a town (33) Odd Couple Murphy's 23rd homer came off with an epidemic of insanity (60 min.) 1:50AM [HBO] Training Camp: The looked like Dracula. His body had done him wrong, so Texas Rang(>rs (I® Fridays Ed Lynch and broke a 4-4 tic. The (R). Bulls Are Back Eric Davis did the best he could "I don't know how to act " Bell Cubs contested the homer, saying (2D D octor W ho His best turned out to be a (® MOVIE: 'Don't Look Now' On an ar­ 2:00AM (5D m o v i e : 'Amazing World said 'Tveneverdonelhisb('fore I it didn’t clear the fence in left field, @3) 2 4 Horas 5 Profiles: Manchester’s John chaeological trip to Venice a young En­ of Ghosts' The authenticity of various two-homer. four-RBI performance even cheeked my bat once " but second-base um pire Fred glish couple meet a blind woman with (f?) SCTV Network supernatural apparitions is investigated. Prytko that led the Cincinnati Reds loa9-4 Broeklander said it had gone into psychic powers Julie Christie. Donald dD Abbott and Costello 1978, victory Thursday night and a Sutherland. Hilary Mason. 1973 (ID Grizzly Adams Giants 7, Phillies 6 I he screen basket atop the w all and [CNN] Moneyline sweep of their three-game .series thus was a homer. ($) d3) NFL Preseason Football: Pitts­ [ESPN] M azda SportsLook burgh at Dallas (3 hrs ) [TM C] MOVIE; 'Assault on Precinct 13' 0 Cover Story: Columbia’s Eric Hall, with the St. Louis Cardinals. San Francisco rallied for five Cops and cons join forces as a teenage m o v i e ” M y whole right side hasn’t been Acker was relieved by Paul ( ® N e w s 2:20AM [HBO] : Key Ex- world champion archer. runs in the eighth inning to snap a gang lays siege to a police station Aus­ change' A New Yorker swaps apartment doing me any justice.” said Davis, four-game losing sireak and beat Assemaeher in the eighth, and (38) Banacek tin Stoker, Darwin Joston. Laurie Zim­ keys with her longtime boyfriend In mer. 1976 Rated R who has suffered from pulled Philadelphia which had won four Gene Garber pitched the final I 1-3 (23) MOVIE: 'The Hurricane' The daugh­ hopes of a longterm commitment, but innings for his I9lh save ter of a Naval commander starts a pas­ [USA] Night Flight doesn't know that he is terrified by the 3 Weekend Television: Program muscles in that side. "No matter in a row sionate romance with a Polynesian mere thought of monogamy. Brooke which way I swing. I’m going In Dan Gladrii'o drew a bases- 1 1:30PM Cf} A Current Affair tribal chief while a devastating tropical Adams, Ben Masters. Rated R. schedules, features and puzzles, aggravate it. so I ’ve got to block it loaded walk. Luis Oiiinom*s hit a storm d evelops M ia Farrow. Jason Ro- (5) MOVIE: 'Whispering Death' Ex­ ® m o v i e : Satan's Cheer- out of my mind” Padres 6, Expos 0 bards. 1979 hausted mentally and emotionally by his 2:30AM through page 16. Iwo-nin single and Candy Maldo­ leaders' The head janitor at a high experiences in Vietnam , a young veteran Davis now has 19 homers, nado drove in the lying and Sieve Garvey hit his I8lh home ® ® T h e A-Team The team helps out school is initiated at a satanic altar ritual ponders the decision between continu­ inriuding three in the last three an alcoholic ex-fighter hunted by a into a cult. John Ireland, Yvonne De winning runs with a Iwn-nin run. a three-run shot in the third crazed mobster intent on avenging his ing his life or ending it RoV Thinnes, Jim Carlo. Jack Kruschen. 1977. 1 2 At the Movies: “ Flight of the days. The Reds also got homers do\ible pinning the loss on Kent inning. In help pitchers Dave brother's death. (60 min.) (R) Hutton, John Rubinstein 1974. [CNN] Sports Latenight Navigator’’ ... Anything is possible from Buddy Bell, who has seven in Tekulve. 6-2 Mark Davis 4-4. was Draveeky and Gene Waller hand (2D (57) W ashingto n W ee k in Review (53 MOVIE; 'Las Vegas Hillbillies' Tour­ [ESPN] SportsCenter eight games, and Nick Esasky. the winner the Montreal Expos their fifth (CC) ing country singers help a good old boy in America.... Film capsules. make a success out of a rundown Las who homered two nights e a rlie r to Phillies right-hander Kevin siraighi loss with a five-hit shu­ (33) Novela: De Pure Sangre (60 min.) 2:40AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : Maria s Lov- break a longball drought that Vegas saloon Ferlin Husky, Jayne ers' A woman's life is ruled by the men Gross look a foiir-hiller into the tout. Terry Kennedy also homered $3) MOVIE: 'Portrait of an Escort' A Mansfield 1966 around her. Nastassja Kinski, John Sav­ dated bark to July 26 inning before loading the bases on for the Padres young woman unwillingly goes to work Music: Whitney Houston is No. 1.... (11) The Honeymooners age, Robert MItchum. 1984. Rated R. 13 In the rest of the National singles by (’ hris Brown and Robbie for an escort service. Susan Anspach, Draveeky. 9-10. gave up three (2® Tall t from the Darkside Turntable tips. League. San Francisco defeated Thompson and a walk In M ike Tony Bill 1980. 3:00AM dD Emergency hils in five innings before leaving (2D (2® Best of Carson Tonight's.guests Philadelphia 7-6 Atlanta downed A ldrele [CNN] Prime’Nows [CNN] News Overnight with a stiff back Waller finished are Joe Williams, Ana Obregon, Fritz Chicago 5-2 and San Diego beat Rick Sehii hit a two-run homer [DIS] MOVIE: 'Eureka Stockade' The in­ Coleman and Catherine Costello. (60 [E S P N ] W o rld C la ss W re stlin g (60 min.) up. allowing the other two Mont­ famous Australian uprising of 1853 is 17 Trends: The Tango is catching on Montreal 6-0. for Philadelphia min.) (R) In Stereo. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Avantil' A conservative real hits re-created. Bryan Brown, Bill Hunter. Left-hander Chris Welsh 5 . 4 did (S® Hogan's Heroes businessman falls in love with the again. Carol Burns 1984 Part 2 of 4 slightly eccentric daughter of his dead no* give up a hit until Jose Oquendo Kevin MeReynolds singled in a A P photo [HBO] MOVIE: 'Warning Sign' A small ABC News Nighttine father's mistress. Jack Lemmon. Juliet led off the sixth with a single. The Braves 5, Cubs 2 first-inning run against Dennis mid-western town is endangered when a ( ^ N ew s Mills. 1972. Rated R. 18 Sexuality: She’s embarrassed that Cards got two in the sixth and two Atlanta won its fourth in a row. Martinez, 2-5. for his fourth game­ biological experiment goes awry Sam dl) McHale's Navy [ U S A ] N ight,Flight (R). Atlanta Braves’ Omar Moreno watches Frank DiPino. Ozzie Virgil scored from Waterston. Kathleen Quinlan. Yaphet her husband might have a venereal m ore in the seventh, on Terry gelling a iwo-rnn homer from Dale winning RBI in six games. MeRey­ Kotto 1985. Rated R [CNN] Sports Tonight 4:00AM (5D Joe Franklin Show as Chicago Cubs’ catcher Jody Davis third on the play in the ninth inning and Pendleton’s two-run single, to Murphy to break an eighth-inning nolds had nine RBI in the three- [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Blue Lagoon' A ship­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet d D Kung Fu disease. tries to recover a wild pitch thrown by the Braves went on to a 5-2 win. chase Welsh tie. Braves right-hander Jim game series and batted .455. wrecked boy and girl come of age on a [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNN] Larry King Overnight tropical island. Brooke Shields. Christo­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Frank and I' Charles [E S P N ] Best o f the S uperstars (2 hrs.) pher Atkins 1980. Rated R. Beaumont believes that he has lived life 2 0 Insights into Childhood: Who’s in [USA] Three's a Crowd to the fullest, until he meets Frances, [HBO] MOVIE: 'Warning Sign' A small 21 Frank'. Jennifer Inch. 1982. mid-western tow n is endangered w hen a charge here — how children pick 8:30PM (53 Family Feud biological experiment goes awry. Sam Sudden Ray Floyd shares Series lead 2D dZ) Wall Street Week 1 1:35PM ® Entertainment Tonight Waterston, Kathleen Quinlan, Yaphet leaders. ET talks to Bill Bixby about his role as Kotto. 1985. Rated R. By Bob Green Players of my age. we don’t recall his skill, his feel, his touch.” [ESPN] Auto Racing '86: NASCAR Late host in the upcoming fall series, "True Modal Sportsman Race (2 hrs ) Confessions" In Stereo. 4:35AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Adventures The Associated Press seeing them until recently.” Floyd got tangled up behind one of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the 8th Di­ 21 The Curious Shopper: How much death win Floyd who ioined the P G A Tour in of those mounds on the fifth hole [USA] Oh Madeline 11:50PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Craop mension' Crimefighter Buckaroo Banzai AKRON. Ohio - U.S. Open 1963. said. Thursday and took a double bogey. 9:00PM ® MOVIE: Missing Pieces' show' Five episodes each depict differ­ battles an invasion of aliens from the salt is good for you ? (CC) A woman who is marked for death ent kinds of horror. Adrienne Barbeau, ^.eighth dim ension. Peter W eller, John champion Ray Floyd likes his ■ "Now. it’s fine to have the But he got it back toparal thelurn. turns detective to track down her hus­ Ha) Holbrook. EG. Marshal) 1982. Lithgow, Ellen Barkin. 1984. Rated PG. to Young chances after an opening-round 66 mounds for spectators We should very nearly m ade a hole in one on 22 Dining In: Radishes are used gave him a share of the lead in the do things for the spectators. But No. I 12 and finished with three around the world. HEBRON (AP) — Barbara $700,990 N EC World Series of Golf. cut the grass on those mounds. consecutive birdies. Young of Westport won the However, he was less enthusias­ ’ ’You get up on one of those in That put him in a tie for the lead Dance center opens in Saratoga Connecticut State Women’s tic about some of the changes that grass this deep” — he leveled a with Mark Wiebe and Donnie 2 3 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits Amateur Golf Championship have been made on the Firestone hand two feet off the ground — Hammond, who got around with­ Thursday with a 30-foot birdie Country Club cour.se. which fea­ "and you’re playing down to a fast out a bogey, By Dianne Henk whose interior was renovated into as the autographed toe shoes of Willimantic’s Danbarry & Com­ putt on the third hole of sudden tures 18 rebuilt greens. green that slopes away from you. it Bernhard Langer of West Ger­ The Associated Press a lavish foyer with darkened P a tricia M cB rid e of the New Y o rk pany. Floyd took exception to the just takes a p la ye r’s s k ill awa.y. I many and David Ishii were at 67, galleries. death. City Ballet, books on the late maintenance of some of the new don’t know that shot I don’t know three under par. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. - Three temporary exhibits, in­ Courtney Myrum. also of choreographer and ballet master Westport, forced the playoff on .spectator mounds that have been anybody that knows that shot. Jack Nicklaus. the Masters It’s a museum dedicated to the cluding a costume collection George Balanchine. T-shirts and built near the greens, ” If you’ve got the grass on the champion and a five-time winner created with the help of ballet the last hole of regulation play cha-cha, the pirouette and the old teddy bears dressed as ballerinas. 23 "These mounds are something mounds cut back, say like the first of this title under various formats, companies around the country, with a 17-foot birdie putt after soft-shoe and it honors the best in new. in the last 10 or 12 years. ciit of rough, then a player can use had a 71. dance from Astaire to Pavlova, were included in the museum’s Mrs. Whitney and her husband. Young bogied the 17th and 18th The National Museum of Dance prem iere. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, in­ holes. itially contributed $650,000 and Both shot final rounds of 75 for opened last month in this haven for "Dressing the Ballet: Costumes summer dance and thoroughbred European chandeliers. Museum 54-hole totals of 227. From America’s Most Celebrated work is not new to them. Young became the second Annum Classic on Monday horse racing, Ballet Companies” includes “It’s going to be a living player to win the tournament slender beaded bodices, flowing Whitney was the first president museum.’’ said Marylou Whitney, four times. skirts and brilliant leotards as well of the Whitney Museum of Ameri­ C ara Andreoli of Wether.s- The first Annulli Golf Classir. als entered are host pro Ralph are lop prizes for the professionals a founder and a major benefactor as a hand-painted silk Shinzu can Art in New York, which his field, the first-round leader and which replaces the once-popular DeNicolo. John Nowobilski of In addlion low gross and low net of the museum, which has already warrior costume from the San mother founded. He also was one of four players tied after the Manchester Open, will tee off Tallwood Country Club. Chuck team scores will garner the top five cost close to $1 million for initial Francisco Ballet. founder of Saratoga’s National Monday afternoon at 1 p.m. at the Lasher of Timberlin Golf Course. low gross and lop 10 low net scores development. second round, shot a 77 Thurs­ Museum of Racing and the Buffalo day and finished with 229 for Manchester Country Club The Jack McConachie of Pine Valley. prizes. Among the prizes will be A P photo The museum will include all The exhibits in the opposite wing Bill Museum in Cody. Wyo., the 18-hole tournament w ill be a Tony Roberto of Blackledge Coun­ televisions and VCRs. types of dance and will allow are a photographic essay of the third. first museum of western art in the Lois Dagle of Willimantic Shotgun event with 18 four.somes try Club and Fran Marello. who Raymond Floyd cranks out his drive on the 3rd hole at visitors and students to see. study history and development of mod­ Proceeds from'the tournament country. finished fourth after she beat teeing off from all 18 holes at the plays unattached. Firestone Country Club in Akron Thursday during the and perform. ern dance, and.an exhibit on the ManrhrHtpr Hrralft are earmarked for the Manchester Nicole Damarjian. repre.sent appointed hour. It is housed in an abandoned dance notation of contempory Further development of the first round of the 25th World Series of Qolf. Floyd's ing Tallwood Country Club, of In all. there is a field of 104, The professionals will be playing Area Conference of Churches with white stucco and wood bathhou.se. choreographers and artists. m useum w ill re q u ire $2.5 m illio n to 4-under par tied for the lead with Donnie Hammond and Hebron on the first playoff hole. including 26. professionals and 78 for a top prize of $2,000 with the a different local organization to a national historic landmark A museum shop has such objects "YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER $4 million. amateurs. Among the profession- runner-up to receive $1500 There receive the funds on a yearly basis Mark Wiebe. l 1 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 22, 1966 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 22. 1986 - 17 SCOREBOARD Spotts in Brief Raiders get rematch with Patriots East cross coimtry practice slated By The Associated Press Orleans at Houston; St. Louis at Red Sox 24. Indians 5 East Catholic boys’ cross country practice will begin Monday Chicago: San Francisco at Denver KansosCItv.MohorcIctledtherecordsetbv Thanks to what happened last Los Angeles' M ike Marshall, who pitched In moraing at 9:30 a.m., Coach Jack Hull reported. Hull said ali and San Diego al the Los Angeles Baseball Jan. 5. the Los Angeles Raiders BOSTON CLEVELAND 1 3 s tra l^ tg a m e s ln 1974. candidates are to meet behind the schooi near the gym for the R am s . I i b r h M consider it more than just another O b r t l M SWINGS first day of practice. The Raiders are I-l so far thjs Boggs 3b 5 1 0 0 B e rn ird 7 b 5------7 7 3 exhibition game when they meet S tapitn 3b 1 0 1 1 While playing for Texas and Cincinnati year after going 1-3 in each of the American League standings F ro n co ss 5 0 1 0 the New England Patriots. B a rre tt 7b 4 3 3 4 C a rte r 1b 3 0 0 0 lizst season, third bosemon Buddy Bell hit 10 last three preseasons. The Patriots R o m ero 2b 7 0 1 1 T o b le r lb 1 0 1 0 homers. This seosonforthe Reds, Bell hoslS Pistons trade for Adrian Dantley The two teams play tonight at the are 3-0 and Coach Raymond Berry E « t Division R ice If 4 3 3 3 T h m tn dh 7 0 0 0 homers, Inctudlno six In his lost seven G re en w l It Los Angeles Coliseum for the first says he’ll go all the way with w L P et. OB 2 1 1 0 C C a s tllId h 3 0 1 1 gam es. PONTIAC, Mich. - Detroit General Manager Jack McCloskey Boston 77 49 .595 B a y lo r dh 5 7 0 0 M H a lllt 5 0 1 0 time since the Patriots beat the starting quarterback Tony Ea.son. N ew Y o rk 66 55 .545 6 D w E vn s rt 4 1 3 4 S nyder rt 4 1 7 0 SPEAKING figures the Pistons made the right move when they traded a Raiders 27-20 in that AFC semifi­ “I just feel like he needs the T o ro n to 65 57 533 7 '/i D H edsn ct 2 0 0 0 B u tle r ct 7 0 1 0 "When we took the fleldto start theninth, I player who helped restore them to respectability for someone nal playoff game last January. B u ckn r 1b 6 7 5 3 said to Trom (Alan Tram m ell),'Abuck, you work" Berry said of Ea.son D e tro it 65 58 .578 8 N ixo n ct 7 1 1 0 . who can bring them closer to an NBA title. B a ltim o re 62 57 .571 9 A rm o s c t 7 3 3 6 Ja co b y 3b 3 1 7 0 choose. Tram said he'ddo It. I'dhavepoldo Two games later. New England “ You’ve got to get yourNo. 1 ready Clevelorrd 62 60 .508 lO '/j Sutllvon c 4 7 0 0 B an d o c 4 0 1 1 buck to see him do It. Jeez. He lust hung a The Pistons announced Thursday that they acquired two-time was in the Super Bowl and the to p la y ." M ilw a u k e e 60 60 .500 11'/3 O w en ss 5 6 4 1 slider with nothing on It." — Otrolt - scoring champion Adrian Dantley from the Utah Jazz in Raiders were harboring bitter West Division T o ta ls St 34 34 33 T o ta h 39 5 13 S outfielder Kirk Gibson speaking of Walt Marc Wilson, who missed prac­ C alifo rn ia 67 54 554 __ Terrell's no-hIt bid, broken by California's - exchange for forwards Kelly Tripucka and Kent Benson. memories of what happened on tice earlier this week with a Texos' 62 59 .517 5 B oston_____ ^ 004 3003) ISO-34 Wally Joyner with two out In the ninth. The Pistons aiso will get Utah’s secxind-round choice in the a'nd off the field. sprained right wrist, will be the Konsos City 55 66 .455 12 c ie y e k n d too ooo 103— s The memories include two C hicooo 53 66 .445 13 (Tame Winning RBI — None. SEASONS NBA draft in 1987 and 1990, Pistons spokesman Matt Dobek said. starter for the Raiders and Coach O oklond S3 68 .438 14 . JE—Jacoby, Boggs. DP—Boston 2. A ugust 22 “ I don’t know how close it brings us (to a championship), but it things — six turnovers that led to Tom Flores said he hopes to use S eattle S3 69 .434 14'/j LOB— Boston 10, Cleveland 9. 2B— 1917 — Pittsburgh PIrote (kirson BIgbee the defeat and the post-game set a m olor league record — since tied — makes us a better basketbail team,” McCloskey said. Wil.son for al least a half. M in n eso ta 57 69 .430 15 B «r^, Greenwell. HR—Bemozard melee involving Matt Millen and Thursdoy's Games (13),Armos7(9).Owen (1). with 11 at bats In a 23-lnnlng iwm e against McCloskey said trading Tripucka was difficult. “ Kelly was ABC. which will televise the Brooklyn. Pirate Elmer Jacobs pitched 16 Howie Long of the Raiders and Chicooo 4, Toronto 3 instrumental in helping us go from a very poor basketball team to Pitt.sburgh-Dallas game nation­ Oaklond at Baltimore, 7, ppd., roln IP H R ER BB SO 2-3 Innings In relief. The game was also the Patriots general manager Pat Boston fourth consecutive extro-lnnlng game for a very good team,” he said. ally. probably won’t get to show Seottle ot New York, ppd., rain Sullivan overSullivan’s tauntingof California 6, Detroit 1. Boyd W.17-9 7 8 2 the Pirates, who ployed a National Dantley, 30, averaged 29.8 points, second highest in the league, Herschel Walker — except stand­ Boston 74, C levelan d 5 BStonlev 1 1 0 League-record of 59 Innings In the (our Long from the sidelines during the ing on the sidelines in civilian Kansas City 4, Texos 3 Som blto 1 4 3 contests. and 3.5 rebounds per game last year for Utah. He played seven g a m e . clothes. Only games scheduled C levelan d 1961 — Roger Marls, en route to his years with the Jazz after shorter stints with Buffalo (now the Los Friday's Games Swindell LA-1 3 7-3 6 6 61-homer season, became the first player to “It was a game we thought we Neither team has won a game Ooklond (Andulor 7-5) , ot New York Notes 7 4 5 hlthls50thhomerunlnAugust.Heconnected Angeles Clippers), Indiana Pacers and Los Angeles Lakers. should have won.” Los Angeles yet — the Cowboys are 0-3 and (Guidry 6-10), 7:» p.m. R om on 0 2 4 off Los Angeles pitcher Ken M cBride In a4-3 The 6-foot-5 Dantley was the 1977 NBA Rookie of the Year and A cornerback Mike Haynes said. Steelers 0-2 — but neither Coach Seattle (Morgon 9-1?) at Detroit (Kino O elkers 2 1-3 n 9 losstotheAngels. has been an All-Star in six of his 10 seasons. He also was on the 6-3), 7:3S p.m. C am ach o 1 1 0 1965— Inthethlrdlnnlngofagameagolnst “The way we lost, of course it stuck Tom Landry of Dallas nor Coach Boston (Hurst 7-6) at Clevelond r^wmuTi lu m uuners in me oin Los Angeles, pitcher Juan Marichal ot the 1976 U.S. Olympic team that won a gold medal. in our craw. We thought we were a Chuck Noll of Pittsburgh says he's HBP—Sullivan by Oelkers. WP— San Francisco Giants hit catcher John (Schrom 11-4), 7:35 p.m. Rec photo much better team.” w o rrie d . Collfomlo (Sutton 11-9) at Baltimore Sambito. BK— Swindell. Roseboro of the Dodgers In the head with his (Boddicker 14-7), 8:05 p.m. , bot.A14-mlnutebrawlensuedandRoseboro Gerasch sets breaststroke mark “It’s a great disappointment "1 think our players still think Chiccm (Bannister 7-9) atTexos (Mason Umpires—Home, Shulock; First, M orri­ Dusty League softball titilifs suffered cuts on the head. M ar I chal thought anytime you lose a game yon they can win even though we 6-3), 8:K p.m. son; Second, Clork; Third, McKean, R oseboro th re w to o close to his head w hen shouldn’t have lost.” l.ong said Toronto (Cloncv 13-6) ot Minnesota T — 3:77. A — 76,316. returning the ball to Sandy Koufax. MADRID, Spain — East Germany’s Sylvia Gerasch set a world haven’t won anything this year" (Blyleven 17-10), 8:35 p.m. Army and Navy Club took top honors in son, Russ Benevides. Back row: R.T. Marichal wos elected and suspended tor record for the women’s 100-meter breaststroke with a time of 1 ” We just didn't get it done" said Landry, whose team finally Konsos City (Jockson 8-8) at Mllwoukee eight days. W illie Mays subsequently hit a There are two other exhibition Angels 6. Tigers I the Dusty League in summer softball three-run homer os theGlonts won thegame minute, 8.11 seconds to win the gold medal at the World scored its first touchdown in a 24-19 (Nieves 10-5), 8;35 p.m. Kuzmickas, Randy Bombard, Bruce 4-3. games tonight — Pittsburgh at loss to the Raiders last week after U Saturday's (Tames action. Team members (from left) Front Swimming Championships. Boston ot Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Fray, Dan Foley, Bruce Kinel, John 1984 — N e w Y o rk M e t D w ig h t G ooden, a t Dallas and Minnesota at Seattle just two field goals in its two CALIFORNIA DETROIT 19, struck out nine Son Diego Podres to Matt Biondi, the world 100-meter freestyle champion and California at Baltimore, 7:70 p.m. row: Tom Galeota, Rick Clapp, Al Then the third weekend con­ previous losses. AP photo Ooklond at New York, 7:30 p.m. Ob r h bl a b r h bl Burger, Joe Peck. Missing: Bob Teets. become the 11th rookie to strike out 200 record holder, powered the United States’ 400-meter freestyle P ettis ct 4 1 1 1 W h ita k r 7b 3 0 0 0 Gardner, Dave Hanley, Dayton Stimp- batters Inone season. tinues Saturday with Washington Tommy Kramer will start at ^Seattle at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. J o y n e r 1b team from fourth to the gold medal in the relay final. Chicooo at Texas, 8:35 p.m. 4 0 7 2 T ra m m I ss 4 0 0 0 Todov's Birthdays: Doug Bair 37, Paul at Tampa Bay: Green Bay at quarterback for Minnesota. 2-0. D o w n in g If 4 0 0 0 G ibson rt 4 1 7 0, Molltor 30, Ray Burris 36, Ddrnell Coles 74, East Germany’s Kristin Otto was clocked in 59.66 seconds to New England Patriots’ coach Raymond Berry will guide Toronto ot MInnesoto. 8:35 p.m. R Jcksn dh Cincinnati: Miami at Philadel­ despite a sore elbow. The Vikings Konsos City at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. 4 0 2 1 G ru b b It 4 0 1 0 CarlYostrzemskl47. win the 100 butterfly. American world record holder Mary his troops against the Los Angeles Raiders at the LA DeCncs 3b 5 0 0 0 D E v n s d h 4 0 2 0 phia: Cleveland at Atlanta: the will also revamp the offensive line, Sundoy's (3ames R Jones rt Giants 7. Phllllese Padres G.ExposO Y o rk , 137; R ya n ,H o u s to n , 137. Oaklond at New York, 1:30 p.m. 4 0 0 0 B erg m n 1b 7 0 0 1 Meagher took the bronze in.59.98. New York Jets at the New York including giving ex-USFI. star Coliseum tonight in a rematch of last season’s AFC G rIch T b 3 1 0 0 S herldn ct 4 0 0 0 Seattle ot Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Schoflld ss Saves Giants: Detroit at Indianapolis: Gary Zimmerman his first start. a| semifinal playoff contest on Jan. 5. The Pats won that Boston at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. 4 7 7 1 B ro kns 3b 7 0 0 0 PHILA S A N F R A N MONTREAL B o o n e c 7 7 1 1 Collins S A N D IE (K > Rsordon,Montreal, Buffalo al Kansas City: New left tackle. California at Baltimore. 7:05 p.m. a b r h bl 0 ) r h bl ab r h bl a b r h bl M; DSmIth,Houston,25; LeSmIth,Chicago, ^ > *» » ** one, 27-20. G ph 1 0 0 0 Toronto at Minnesota. 2:15 p.m. Redus It 4 1 1 0 G lad d en cf 1 2 0 1 R ivero ss 4 0 1 0 F la n n ry 3b Connors advances; Nystrom upset C oles 3b 10 0 0 4 0 1 1 73; Fronco, Cincinnati, 71; Gossage. San ______Konsos City at Mllwoukee, 2:35 p.m. M T h m p c f 4 1 2 0 Q ulnons2b >117 W eb ster cf 4 0 1 0 G w yn n rf 4 0 0 0 D iego, 21. Chlcogo at Texas, 8:35 p.m. L o w ry c 4 0 0 0 S ch m d tp h 10 0 0 M Id n d o rf 10 12 R aines It 3 0 0 0 K ru k If MASON, Ohio — Second-seeded Jimmy Connors advanced to T o ta h 34 6 I 6 T o ta h 33 1 5 1 7 7 1 0 H oves 1b 4 1 1 1 (Jarrelts p 10 0 0 D aw so n rt 3 0 1 0 M c R y ld cf 3 1 7 1 B ased on 288 a t Bats. the fourth round of the Association of Tennis Professionals NFL roundup G W IIs o n rf 4 1 2 1 W C Ia rk lb 10 11 W a lla c h 3b 4 0 0 0 G a rv e y lb AMERICAN LEAGUE MInnechaug National League standings California no130 ioi 000—6 Sam uel 2b 4 1 1 3 Championship with a gritty 6-4,6-4 victory over Jonathan Canter. 4 1 0 0 C B ro w n 3b 1110 R eard o n p 0 0 0 0 K en n ed yc 3 1 1 1 G AB R H Pet. D e tro it 000 001 000— 1 Schu 3b 4 1 7 3 A ld rete If 17 10 W Jhnsn lb WOMEN'S 9-HOLE GOLF LEAGUE (kime Winning RBI — ReJackson (6). 4 0 7 0 R oberts 2b 3 0 7 0 Boggs Bsn 113 477 79 148 .347 ■ — Club Champion- Marcia Froh, Fourth-seeded Joakim Nystrom of Sweden was upset 6-7, 6-1, R oR evIs c 4 0 0 0 M e lv in c 10 0 0 B lird elo c 4 0 0 0 T m p itn s s 3 1 0 0 P u c kett M in 121 513 97 178 . 347 East Division E—Joyner, Coles, Schofield. DP— Jelfz ss 3 0 1 0 U rib e ss Runner-up- Mary Agritha; Longest 7-6 by Kevin Curren of Austin, Texas. W L P et. O B 10 10 N ew m n T b 3 0 0 0 D ro v e k v p 10 0 0 M a ttin g ly N Y 121 511 84 173 339 California 1, Detroit 1. LOB— Californio 7, G G rO ssph 1 0 1 0 S p llm n p h 0 1 1 drlve-on third hole- Marlon Harward; In other matches, 12th-seeded Tim Wilkison of Ashville, N.C., N ew Y o rk 80 41 .661 — D M o rtlz p 10 0 0 W o lte r p 1 0 0 0 R ice Bsn 117 471 77 157 .333 Detroit 8.7D— Joyner, 3B—Schofield. HR— K G ross 0 3 0 1 0 M D a v Is p 10 0 0 W h ifrd oh Closesttoplnonflfthhole-MarclaFroh9 Philadelphia <1 «0 .504 19 B oone (6 ). SB- ” ■■■ ' ■ 10 0 0 Fletcher Tex 111 399 66 179 373 feet, 8-Inches; Low putts- A- Mary beat Jonas.D. Svensson, of Sweden 6-4, 6-2, and seventh-seeded T e k u lv e p 0 0 0 0 C D a v Is rf 0 0 0 M c G ttg n p 0 0 0 0 B ell T o r 170 479 84 154 .377 Oilers, Everett are still far apart M a n fre o l 59 99 .500 19'/j IP H R E R B B SO R oenckph 10 0 0 JR obn snp 0 0 0 Agritha 17, Vivian Pollock 17, Toni Emilio Sanchez of Spain defeated Jacob Hlasek of Czechoslova­ St. L au ls 99 «2 .488 71 C a llfo m la K rn c h c o h 10 0 0 W a rd T ex 94 347 50 110 .317 K u tch r ph 0 0 0 M c C lu re o Guordino 17, Betty Phillips 17, B- Janet C hicooo 57 M .430 78 M W Itt W.15-7 8 0 0 0 0 B ern zrd C le 116 437 68 136 .315 R o th w e ll 15, C- M a r y P e lo s k I 17. kia 7-6, 6-4. 5 1 0 3 6 F W IIIm s p 10 0 0 F o ley 3b 0 0 0 0 By The Associated Press P Ittsboroh 48 77 .400 31'/j D M o o re 1 0 0 E as ie r N Y 111 396 54 124 . 313 Coach Joe Gibbs is trying to figure New England Coach Raymond 0 0 3 R Thpsn 7b M 1 0 T o tals 37 0 5 0 T o tals Y o u n t M il 104 384 57 170 .313 was waived. West Division D e tro it 28 6 8 6 out how to properly use both Berry said Brock, a starter since Houston 89 57 Morris L.15-8 4 5 5 T o tals 37 6 It 5 Totals 33 7 8 7 H o m e Runs V ikings 5 5 5 M o n tre a l ooo 000 000— 0 Barfield. Toronto, 30; Deer, Milwaukee, World Series of Golf Nichols, Byrum lead Seniors In the mind of Jim Everett’s ”If we do a good coaching job Son Francisco 67 59 T h u rm o n d 7 7-3 3 1 1 1 1 1981. would lake part in eight to in C incinnati 60 61 C am p b ell 1 1-3 0 0 Philadelphia 500 000 01(^ San D iego 113 100 OOx— 6 28; Kingman,Ooklond,28; BolbonI,Kansas agent a "joyful resolution” to his he’s going to have very good offensive plays against the Minnesota will have a greater 0 0 1 ^^(^me Winning RBI — McRevnolds City, 77; Bell, Toronto, 77; Canseco, A tlo n ta 58 67 H ernondz 1 0 0 0 0 7 San Francisco 001 001 05X— 7 AKRON, Ohio (AP) — First round JEREM Y RANCH, Utah — Senior pro Bobby Nichols teamed client’s holdout would cost the production and he’ll really helpour R aid ers USFL flavor- tonight against Los Angeles Oakland, 26; Pagllarulo, New York, 26; 58 63 WP—Thurmond. scores Thursday In the $700,000 NEC with PGA Tour regular Curt Byrum for an 11-under par 61 to take Houston Oilers $3.7 million over S ea ttle. Son D iego 58 64 Umpires— Home, Cooney; First, Brink- D P — M o n tre a l 1. L O B — M o n tre o l 10, Son Gaettl, Minnesota, 25; Hrbek, Minnesota, offen.se.” Gibbs said of Bryant, Game Winning RBI — Maldonodo (9) Diego 7.7B— K ruk, Webster, H R— K ennedy 75; P uckett, M in n eso ta, 25. World Series ot (5olf on the 7,173 yard, par four years. But Marvin Demoff Thursday's Oomes man; Second, Scott; Third, Palermo 35-35—70 Firestone Country Club the first-round lead in the Showdown Classic Senior PGA Golf whom he called a fine pass Brock signed Tuesday, ending a Three former USFL playebs. Atlanta 5, Chicago 7 „E —Melvin, Jeltz, Somuel. LOB — (9 ), G a rv e y (18). S— D ro v e c k y . Runs Batted In T — 7:50. A — 73,710. Phlladelphio 5, Son Froncisco 10 course: Tournament. isn’t optimistic that the first-round re c e iv e r. 31-day holdout, and I tie Patriots running back Sam Harrell, corner- San Diego 6, Montreal 0 IP H R ER BB SO Canseco, Oakland, 94; Barfield, To­ R ay F lo yd 2B— MThompson, WCIark, Aldrete, M o n tre a l ronto, 91; Bell, Toronto, 90; Joyner, 35- 31— 66 Byrum carded an eagle and six birdies to go along with pick from Purdue will be celebrat­ decided to activate him even back David Evans and safety Mike Son Francisco 7, Phllodelphia 6 KGross, Maldonado. HR—Schu (7) M a rk W Iebe 33- 33 -6 6 Cincinnati 9, St. Louis 4 Whlte8ox4.BlueJays3 DMartlez L.7-5 4 7 6 6 7 3 Calltornlo, 87; Mattingly, New York, 84; Donnie Hammond Nichols’ three birdies to take a one-shot lead Over Gary Player ing soon. D o lph ins though they had a two-week Lush, are scheduled to play for the SB— Samuel (35),Gladden (18) McGttgon 7 1 0 0 0 2 Carter, Cleveland, 80; Gaettl, Minnesota, 37 -34 -66 Only gomes scheduled Bernhard Langer 36- 31—67 Demoff said Thursday he will exem p tio n V ik in g s . Fridav's Oames McClure 1 0 0 0 0 1 80; Tartabull, Seattle, 80. David Ishll and his son. Wayne, in the best-ball event. Chris Ward will have to forget C H IC A (3 0 TORONTO R eard o n 1 00010 Runs 34- 33— 67 meet with Oile’rs executive vice The Vikings also announced they C incinnati ( P o w er 4-51 a t C hicago (M o v e r IP H R ER BB SO K en G reen 35- 33 -6 8 his hatred of the Dolphins. He’s G iants 4-3), 4:05 p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl San D iego RHenderson, New York, 105; Puckett, president Ladd Herzeg next week C angels rt Phlladelphio Ben Crenshaw 35 -33 -68 working for them now. Ward, an had waived seven players. Incluci- Atlonto (Mahler 11-17) at Pittsburgh 4 0 0 0 F ernndz ss 4 0 1 0 Dravecky W.9-10 5 3 0 0 1 7 Minnesota, 97; Bell, Toronto,84; Mattingly, New York’s suddenly dimin­ B oston ct 3 0 1 0 K Gross Lanny Wadkins 35-33— 68 in Houston. They haven’t met since offensive tackle, said he learned to ing kicker Luis Zendejas. who (McWilliams 7-9), 7:35 p.m U p sh aw 1b 4 0 7 0 Tekulve L,6-7 W a lte r S,1 4 2 0 0 4 1 New York, 84; McDowell, Texos, 83. Massy Kuramoto Soviet takes Boulder bike race ished corps of running bucks — H u lett3b 4 0 1 0 M o s e b y e f 4 7 7 0 Umpires—Home, Marsh; First, 3 4 -34 -68 last month. played in the USFL. and six-year Houston (Rvan 8-7) at St Louis (Tudor F o ster If Greg Norman 34- 34— 68 hale Miami while a member of the 17-6), 8:35 p.m. 4 0 0 0 B ell If 4 1 7 1 Froemmlng; Second, KIbler; Third, Hits BOULDER, Colo. — Dmitri Konyshev of Gorky, the youngest "The meeting is important but I halfback Joe Morris is a holdout N ichols If Son Francisco Dan Forsman 35- 3 4 - ^ New York Jets. safely Keith Nord. Phlladelphio (Ruftin 5-3) at San Diego 0 0 0 0 Barfield rt 4 0 1 0 JRoblnson D avidson. Puckett, Minnesota, 178; Mattingly, Curtis Strange member of the Soviet team, won the Golden to Boulder Mountain don’t feel either Ladci or myself is and fullback George Adams is 2 H airs tn dh 35 -34 -69 (Whitson 1-5), 10:05 p.m. 4 1 1 0 Johnsn dh 4 0 1 0 F W IIIIa m s New York, 173; Fernandez, Toronto, D an Pohl ”It was a pretty fierce rivalry.” C o w b o ys M o rm n ib 7 1 1 0 W h itic 3 0 7 1 158; Rice, Boston, 157; Bell, Toronto,154. 35- 34— 69 Road Race, spoiling Andy Hampsten’s hopes for a hometown very confident ..” Demoff said nursing a leg injury — got a new M o n tre a l (Y o u m o n s 11-9) a t Los Angeles G u illen ss MDavIs W,4-4 J im T h o rp e 36- 34— 70 Ward said. "But that was when 1 (Welch 6-9), 10:35 p.m 4 1 7 1 S h p h rd p r 0 0 0 0 Garrelts S,5 Major League leaders Danny Edwards Everett and linebacker Joe member in IJonel Vital, who was Dallas pul Its top 1985 draft G iles 2b 2 0 1 0 34- 36 -7 0 victOry-in the Coors International Bicycle Classic. was up there. I’m down here now N ew Y o rk (G o oden 17-4) a t San Froncisco B M a rtn z c 1 0 1 0 Doubles Corev Pavin Kelly. Cincinnati’s choice out of claimed on waivers from choice, defensive lineman Kevin Fisk ph 1113 G ru b er p r 0 0 0 0 HBP—CBrown by KGross. WP— Mattingly, New York, 39; Rice, Boston, 37- 33— 70 Konyshev crossed the finish line at 3 hours, 25 minutes. Greg and it’ll be just as fierce going the (Blue 9-7), 11:05 p.m. C ru z 2b Based on 288 at Bats. George Burns 35- 35— 70 Washington. Brooks, on injured reserve while Saturday's Oames 10 0 0 lo ro 3b 7 0 2 0 M D a v Is . 33; Borrett, Boston, 37; Boggs, Boston, J e t O ia k l LeMond finished second and Phil Anderson was third. the llniversity of Washington, are o th e r w a y " K a rk o v ic c 3 0 10 L ea ch p h NATIONAL LEAGUE 37; B uckner, B oston,37. 36^34— 70 To make room, wide receiver CIncInnotl at Chlcogo. 7:70 p.m. 10 0 0 G AB R H Pet. Joey SIndelor 36- 35— 71 the only unsigned first-round he recovers from a knee injury he L ee 3b 10 0 0 Umpires—Home, Quick; First, Engel- T rip les Tom akeroom for I he 30-year-old New York at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Second, Runge; Third, Pollone B ro oks M o n 80 306 50 104 . 340 Craig Stadler 36-35— 71 picks. Both could retain that Ron Brown, a sixth-round choice. sustained against San Diego. G a rc io 2b 4 0 0 0 Butler, Cleveland, 8; Fernandez, Tim Simpson former first-round pick from Ohio Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. T o tals R aines M o n 117 434 67 146 .336 36-35— 71 Houston ot St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. 33 4 9 4 T o tals 36 3 14 3 G w yn n SD Toronto, 8;.SIerro, Texas, 8;GWalker, Jack NIcklaus Hagler, Leonard offered $20 million status for some time because the 171 479 81 160 . 334 Chicago, 6; Owen, Boston, 6; Upshaw, 35-36-71 Slate, the Dolphins waived free- Phllodelphia ot San Diego, 10:05 p.m. B ac km o n N Y 91 300 52 100 .333 H a l Sutton 34- 37— 71 Bengals have broken off negotia­ agent nose tackle Tony Chickillo. Montreol at Los Angeles, 10:05 p m. C h icag o ooo 000 301— 4 C B ro w n SF Toronto, 6; Wilson, Kansas City,6. T o m K ite T o ro n to too 100 010— 3 Red89.Cardlnals4 107 380 52 126 . 337 35- 36— 71 NEW YORK — Marvelous Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray tions with Kelly. 2 Sunday's Oames S ax LA John Mahaftev Gome Winning RBI — Guillen (6). 116 464 65 151 Stolen bases 35-36— 71 Leonard got a $20 million offer — $10 million each — from Houston is offering Everett — Atlanta ot Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m Bass H tn 119 444 65 140 .315 Ed Dougherty 35- 37—72 B ugs Houston at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. E — S ch m id t 7. D P — C h icag o 3, T o ro n to 1 STLOUIS CINCINNATI , Dvkstra NY RHenderson, New York, 70; CangelosI, A n d y Bean promoter Jim Abernethy for their upoming bout. the third player chosen in the draft LOB— Chicooo 4, Toronto 6. 7B— Bell, 110 333 58 107 .306 Chicago, 44; Pettis, California, 34; Wilson, 34-38— 77 His cast removed, light end Cincinnati at Chicooo, 2:70 p.m. a b r h bl ab r h bl R a y P it 114 477 51 179 ,307 K en n y K nox 36- 36— 72 Abernethy has promoted boxing and kick-boxing title fights. — less than the $2..3.'>-millinn. Korkovice. Hairston. HR— Fisk (17). SB— Law less 7b 3 0 0 0 L a rk in ss 4 1 1 1 KHernndz NY Kansas City, 26; GIbsan, Detroit, 25; David Frost Phlladelphio at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Boston (4). S— Mormon 115 436 77 130 . 798 Mosebv, T oronto, 25. 34-38— 72 Jerry Bell, who broke two bones In SCHALLEB F o rd ph 1 0 1 0 B ell 3b 5 2 7 1 Greg Turner He put on the WBA junior heavyweight championship fight four-year contract signed by Montreal at Los Angeles. 4:05 p.m. H o m e Runs Pitching no Decisions) 37- 35— 77 his left hand in the team’s first New York at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO P P e rrv p 0 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 1 7 0 Schmidt, Phlladelphio, 77; GDavIs, Rodger Davis Atlanta rookie nose ta»'kle Tony C hicago C lem ens, Boston, 19-4, .826; Rasm ussen, 37-35— 72 between Evander Holyfield and Dwight Muhammad Qawi. preseason game, worked out in P n d itn 3b 4 0 1 2 E D a v Is e t 3 7 7 4 Houston, 75; Parker, Cincinnati, 24; Calvin Peete 37-35— 72 Casillas, the second player laken D otson 7 12 7 7 0 7 V o n S lyk cf 4 0 0 0 B D Io zc 4 0 1 0 N ew Y o rk , 17-4, .750; S ch rom , C leveland , Sellchl Kanal Hagler has long worked with promoter Bob Arum, but pads for the first lim e in nearly two Seorge 2-3 1 1 0 0 0 Murphy, Atlanta, 73; Stubbs, Los Angeles, 11-4, .733; King, Detroit, 8-3, .777; Elchhorn, 34-39^73 Eastern League standings K n lcely 1b 4 1 1 0 A P e r e z lb 4 0 0 0 20; Carter, New York, 19; EDavIs, B ob T w a y 36- 38— 74 Leonard’s camp has made a point of saying a promoter has yet to Quarterback Chuck Long, an w eeks. ACURA Schmidt W,l-4 1 1 0 0 0 1 Toronto, 10-4, .714; Farr, KansasClty,7-3, L a n d rm it 3 1 1 0 M lln e rc t 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati, 19; Marshall, Los Angeles, 19, Roger Maltble 37- 37— 74 All-American from Iowa and the Nelson S,5 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 M o rris rf 3 0 1 0 Esosky It 4 .700; H enke, T o ro n to , 7-3, .700; C loncv, B obby Cole be decided for the fight. ”ll’s good to have him back.” w 1 1 1 T o ro n to , 13-6, .684. 37-37— 74 OB T o ro n to L a k e c 3 0 0 1 Oester 7b 4 0 3 0 Doug Tewell first-round selection of Detroit as Pittsfield (Cubs) ^ - Key L,11-9 8 8 4 4 7 4 Runs Batted In 41-35— 76 Tampa Bay Coach Leeman Ben­ C o lem n p h 1 0 1 0 W elsh p 1 1 0 0 Schmidt, Philadelphia, 89; Carter, New B ob M u rp h y 37-39^76 th^I2th overall pick, has signed a NEW 1986 ACURA Reading (Phillies) 68 56 .548 Elchhorn 1 1 0 0 0 0 O auendss 3 1 1 1 S trikeouts Tommy Nakallmo nett said. “He’s coming along V e rm o n t (R eds) 70 58 .547 R M rp h v p 0 0 0 0 York, 87; Parker, Cincinnati, 84; GDavIs, 37- 40— 77 four-year. $1.6.5-million contract. Key pitched to 1 hotter In the 9th. M ath ew s p 10 0 0 R R obnsnp 1 1 0 0 Clemens, Boston, 186; Morris, Detroit, Hubert Green Pepitone trial stalled by no-show fin e .” G lens F alls (T ig e rs) '61 65 .484 ' Houston, 77; Haves, Philadelphia, 69; 170; Longston, Seattle, 166; MWItt, 38- 39^77 “Marvin feels the Chuck Long Umpires—Home, Barnett; First, B u rris p 0 0 0 0 Strawberry, New York, 67; Wolloch, Mac O'Grady 37- 40— 77 Bell caught 43 passes for 493 A lb o n v (Y an ke es) 67 67 .481 1 Young; Second. Roe; Third, KIrschbeck. O S m Ith ph 1110 California, 163; Hlguero, Milwaukee, 154; Fuzzy Zoeller NEW YORK — An arrest warrant was out for a cp-defendant contract has no bearing on the INTEGRA New Briton (Rd Sx) 59 67 .468 1 T— 2:47. A—35,393 M o n tre a l,67; G a rv e y , Son D ieg o ,66. McCasklll,California, 154. 38- 39— 77 yards before suffering a season­ S o ftp 0 0 0 0 Runs Ove Sellberg 41 -39 -80 who failed to appear in court for jury selection in the drug Everett situation.” Herzeg said Waterburv (IndIns) 60 69 .465 1 H e rr 7b 10 0 0 Saves ending knee injury in the ninth Nashua (Pirates) 57 71 .445 1 Gwynn, San Diego, 81; Haves, Philadel­ Aase, Baltimore, 29;.RIghettl, New York, possession tripl of former New York Yankees star Joe Pepitone. Totals 37 4 8 4 Totals 34 9 12 7 phia, 73; KHernandez, New York, 72; “We feel it does. It clearly g a m e of 1985. RS Thursday's Oames National League resulta 29; Hernandez, Detroit, 20; Camacho, Acting state Supreme Court Justice Alan Marrus of Brooklyn establishes the m arket.” Albon vot Waterburv, ppd., rain Murphy, Atlanta, 77; GDavIs, Houston, 71. C levelan d , 17; H en ke, To ro n to , 17. Glens Foils 3, Nashuo 7, 1st game 14 StLouls 000 003 200— 4 issued the warrant Thursday for Thomas Carbone. Marrus said Mike Blatt. the agent for Kelly, Packers Innings Braves 5. Cubs 2 C incinnati 013 017 0 2 X -9 Hits the 53-year-old Carbone, one of three men on trial, would be tried the llth overall selection, said Nashua 3, Glens Falls 0, 2nd game Gwynn, Son Diego, 160; Sox, Los Angeles, Transactions Green Bay’s hopes that free 151; Raines, Montreal, 146; Bass, Baseball today in absentia should he remain at large. Wednesday he expected to hear 3 Door New Britain ot Vermont, ppd., rain ATLANTA CHICAGO Gome Winning RBI — EDovIs (4). agent Mike Weddinglon would Pittsfield at Reading, ppd., rain Houston, 140; Sandberg, Chicago, 135. “ It looks to me like Mr. Carbone is gone with the wind,” said from the Bengals in a week to in Ob r h bl 1 r h bl E—Lake DP—Cincinnati 7. LOB— B A S E B A L L > answer its need for a big-play Friday's Oames Moreno rt 5 17 0 M u p h ry ct >110 StLouls 4, Cincinnati 5. HR—EDavIs 2 SCOREBOARD days. 1.6 L engine, 5 speed manual trans,, PS, PB, sport wheel Albany at Waterburv D oubles American League Marrus, who delayed jury selection for four hours before linebacker have been put on hole!. Oberkfl 3b 3 7 10 S ndbrg 7b 10 10 (19), Bell 06), Esosky (9) SB—Welsh Haves, Philadelphia, 31; RRevnolds, Houston Astros at St. Louis Cardinals Glens Fallsat Nashua (8:35 p.m. EDT). The Astros' Nolan Ryan, CLEVELAND INDIANS—Called up postponing it until today. R aiders covers, tint glass, dual remote mirrors, hallogen headlamps, M u rp h y ct 4 1 2 2 G M th w s It 10 10 (1), Larkin (2). S— Wel'h SF—Oouendo, Pittsburgh, 30; Ray, Plttsburgh,79; Sax, Greg Swindell, pitcher, from Waterburv Weddinglon had surgery for a New Britain at Vermont Chmbis 1b 4 0 7 2 L arkin . 8-7, opposes th eC ard In a ls ' John T u d o r, 17-6. Carbone, Pepitone. 45, and Robert Oates, 47. both of Brooklyn, wrap around body side moldings, tilt wheel, intermittent Pittsfield ot Reodlng M o re in d rt 10 10 Los Angeles, 39; Dunston, Chicago, 78; of the Eastern League. Placed John After being granted permission separated shoulder. Griffey If 4 0 10 D u rh m 1b M i l R aines, M o n tre a l, 78. wipers, rear defroster, rear wiper/washer, day/night mirror, Saturday's Games IP H R E R BB STAT Butcher, pitcher, on the ISfloy disabled list. were arrested last year on drug and weapons charges after police by the Navy to play on weekends, ”1 really regret that.” Coach R a m irz ss 4 0 2 0 J D a v Is c ) 0 0 1 StLouls T rip les ^ iJI'i l w a u k e e b r e w e r s — all standard plus much more. Albonvot Woterburv Virgil c 4 110 After 119 gomes, the Baltimore Orioles stopped their car for allegedly running a red light. Carbone also Forrest Gregg said “He was Glens Fallsat Nashua C ev 3b 10 10 Mathews L.9-4 4 9 5 5 0 Raines, Montreal, 10; Somuel, Phllodel- Obtained Mark Knudson, pitcher^ to running back Napoleon McCallum HubbrdTb 4 0 10 D unston ss 10 0 0 hod scored one run or less 21 times and In 10 New Brltalnot Vermont B u rris 1 0 0 0 1 phla, 10; Webster, Montreal, 8; Colemon, complete anearller trade with theHouston was indicted for heroin possession. said he should be able to practice looking really good as an outside * 10,688 Ackerp 3 0 0 0 L y n c h p 10 10 Soft StLouls, 7; McGee, StLouls, 7, games scoredtwo runs. IngamestheOrloles Pittsfield at Reodlng 1 ] 2 0 1 scored one run o r less, th ey had a 2-19m ark, Astros andassignedhimto Vancouver ofthe Pepitone said he was “ ready to go” as he entered the b a c k e r " Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 D IP In o p 10 0 0 P P e rrv 2 2 2 1 0 Pacific Coast League. with Los Angeles during the week Sunday's Games (Tarber p 0 0 0 0 while they were4-6 In games wherethev had Albany at Waterburv B osley ph ooo Stolen bases courthouse with his wife, Stephanie. He declined comment on and play on weekends. T o ta h 35 S 13 4 T o tals 13 7 3 C incinnati scored twice. 49ers Glens Fallsat Nashua Coleman, StLouls, 86; EDavIs, Cincinnati, b a s k e t b a l l Carbone’s disappearance. Welsh W,5-4 6 6 4 4 1 60; Raines, Montreol, 57; Duncan, Los Aifoclorion Eagles 85 Toyota 84 Pontiac NewBrltolnot Vermont A tla n ta loo 001 031— 5 R M u rp h v 2-3 0 0 0 1 Angeles, 44; Doran, Houston, 38. STREAKS “ I just want it to get started and get It over with, enough is Running back Bill Ring will Pittsfield at Reodlng Texas reliever Dale Mohorcic, a 30-vear- *^ E T R 0 IT p i s t o n s —T raded Kelly Trl- Chicago lOO 100 000—3 RRoblnson S,t0 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 S trikeouts pucka and Kent Benson, forwards, to the enough,” Pepitone said before the brief court session. Coach Buddy Ryan promised undergo arm surgery Tuesday and (kime winning RBI — Murphy (8). old rookie who had never appeared In a Tercel Trans Am Scott, Houston, 233; Valenzuela, Los blg-leogue game until this season, tied a y tph Jaz2 for Adrian Dantlev, forward, ond All three defendants face a maximum sentence of 25 years to changes when he took over the is expected to miss eight to in E— Ramirez, Dunston. DP—Chlcogo 1. Umpires—Home, Tata; First, Halllon; Angeles, 184; Fernondez, NewYork,151,• <*roft picks In 1907 AC . auto . American League results LOB— Atlanta 5, Chicago 8. 7B—Oberkfell. malor-leogue record when he appeared In an d 1990. Eagles, and John .Spagnola the w eeks Second, CWIIIIams; Third, Wendelstedt Welch, Los Angeles, 147; Darling, New his 13th straight game Wednesday against life in prison if convicted. The drug charges carry a mandatory stereo, 3B—Durham. HR—Murphy (23). S— FOOTBALL starting tight end for three years "Ring's loss especially hurts us like new (Jarber. SF—Durham, JDavis. minimum of 15 years in prison. *7295 *9995 Royals 4. Rangers 3 a 11 IT League who held out for two weeks at the on special teams.” San Francisco IP H R ER BB SO Spencer, linebacker. beginning of camp, is his latest Coach Bill Walsh said. “He’s a TEXAS KANSAS CITY A tla n ta victim . He has lost his job to David great coverage man and also b r o w n s —Signed Tyson will get his crack at Berbick 84 Subaru GL 84 Subaru GL Ob r h bl o b r h b l A c k e r W ,3-7 7 1-3 6 7 7 2 5 Mark Cotono, nose tackle. Waived Paul L ittle . versatile in a given situation as a F letch r ss 4 0 0 1 L S m Ith It 2 0 1 0 A ssn m eh r 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 H an n a , nosetackle. W a rd If 4 0 1 0 W ilson ct 4 0 2 1 G a rb e r S,19 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 NEW YORK — “ I was always ready to fight for the title, even “Unless he (Little) starts drop­ running back.” 4WD S/W Wagon O B rIen 1b C hicago K e v in - 4 0 1 0 B re tt 3b 7 0 1 1 Brooks, defmsive end, on the Inlured when I started fighting” 20-year-old Mike Tyson, a professional ping the ball or something, he's PS, PB, ^ ^ F roni W hr^ol Incvgll dh 4 1 0 0 O rta d h Lyn ch L J-3 7 1-3 10 4 3 1 4 Patriots 4 0 0 0 BeleosedJoelPotton,offensive for not quite 18 months, said. “ I was always fantasizing.” starting.” Ryan said P. Windows, D ve A ,o $ 0 9 9 5 L A P rsh 3b 4 1 1 2 W h ite 2b 3 1 1 1 DIPIno 1 ^3 2 1 1 0 1 tackle. Removed Nathaniel Newton, The activation of center Pete P o c lo rk rt 4 0 1 0 A S alazrss 0 0 0 0 W P — D IP In o . guard, and Jeff Speck, tight end, from Fantasy could turn to reality for the unbeaten Tyson in late R edskins Stereo Cassette W # 7 9 S loughtc 4 1 1 0 B albonI 1b 4 1 1 1 Umpires—Home, Rennert; First, the commisloner's exempt list. October or early November. Brock meant the end for offensive B uechleTb 7 0 1 0 K ln g e rv rt Wever; Second, Brocklander; Third, With twp top running backs in guard George Colton a ninth- 3 0 1 0 ..,‘-9® ANGELES RAMS-SIgned Troy The muscular young man from Catskill, N.Y., who has 24 W llkrsn pr 0 0 0 0 M o tle y rt 10 0 0 R Ipplev. wost, sofoty. George Rogers and the recently round draft choice from Maryland, 81 Toyota M c D w e l ct 7 0 1 0 Q u irk c 2 1 0 0 knockouts in his 26 fights, has signed a contract to challenge 82 Toyota S ierra ph MIAMI POLPHINS-Slgned Chris signed Kelvin Bryant. Washington who was placed on waivers. 10 0 0 Sundbrg c 10 0 0 Ward, offensive tackle. Waived Tony Trevor Berbick for the World Boxing Council heavyweight title B lancin ss 2 1 0 0 Chicklllo, nose tackle. Corolla wagon T o tals Corolla SRS 33 3 7 3 To tals 28 4 7 4 Thursday’s stars MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Waived Luis at the Las Vegas Hilton if he beats Alfonzo Ratliff in a scheduled Zendelas, Dovid Trout ond Brian Franco, ■ 5 S p o o fi Texas ooo 3io 10-round bout on Sept. 6. B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 B 8 2 S spd„ 0 0 0 -3 kickers, Keith Nord, sofety, Jonathan 1 Ovvner K o n s o i C ity o il 110 OOX— 4 HITTING — Tony Armas, SpIkeOwen and Sutton, cornerbock, Todd (3erhort, run­ Tyson’s entry into the HBO-televised series of title bouts *3995 Stereo *4795 (Tame Winning RBI — White (9) Bill Buckner, Red Sox, led Boston's 24-hlf ning back, and Tony Fitzpatrick, designed to produce an undisputed champion next year was E—Lelbrandt, White, BalbonI. v,— attack and 74-5 victory over the Cleveland ODORLESS METHOD OF EUMINARNG DP— defensive tackle. Ploced G a ry Schlppong, ■ announced Thursday by promoters Don King and Butch Lewis at Texas 1. Konsos City 2. LOB-Texas 6, Indians. Armas drove In six' runs with two offensive tockle, on Inlured reserve. 85 Buick Konsos City 8. 2B—Slought. HR—BalbonI h o m ers. Including o g ra n d s la m ; O w en hod a news conference at the headquarters of the cable television 83 Honda tour hits. Including a homer, and tied a NEWENGLANDPATRIOTS—Activated (77), LAParrIsh (19), White (17). SB— PeteBrock,center. WalvedOorgeColton, network. LSmIth (70), Wilson (76), Blancalana (3) modem malor-leogue record by scorlngslx g u a rd . , Century Limited S— McDowell. runs; ond Buckner hod five hits ond three Accord RBI. NEW YORK GIANTS—Released Ron ' ' IP H R ER BB SO Brown, widerecelver. ClalmedLlonel Vital, 2 dr , auto. T#X O t running bock, on waivers from the BROUGHT HOME BY YOUR DOG OR CAT Iiftback. PITCHING— Mike Witt, Angels,ollowed Padres’ players alienated by brass Correo L,7-11 6 7 4 4 6 5 Washington Redskins. K r *9495 DOwer steering MWIIIIams 7 0 0 0 2 1 onlyfivehitsinelohtinningsascalltornlo ST. LOUIS CJ^RDINALS—Released Cor- • Fleas are more than a nuisance: They can infect your loved ones. Flea *7395 Kansot City defeated the Detroit Tigers 6-1 for hissixth los Scott, center, and Bobby Boyce, ' SAN DIEGO — The latest tact in an anti-drug crusade by the bites may produce small red spots that Itch. They are also carriers of Lebrndt W,10-10 9 7 3 1 2 5 consecutive victory. linebacker. Signed Bob Clasbv, defen- ' management of the San Diego Padres has alienated members of disease. The Bliss odorless method is guaranteed to completely eliminate Umpires—Home, (kzrcla; First, Ford; sive end, and Cam Jacobs, linebacker. TRADE INS WELCOMEDI TOP DOLLAR PAID Second, Reed; Third, Tschidd. the team and could possibly ruin the future of the franchise, fleas. . . it Is a guarantee backed by over a century df reliability. T — 2:33. A — 35,773. HOCKEY according to some of the players. NBflenal Hochev League , Padres President Ballard Smith and owner Joan Kroc N o w h e ie ' Radio, TV NEW YORK RANGERS—Signed John ' Vanblesbrouck, goaltender. announced this week they will no longer offer multiyear PHONE: 649-9240 SfUINO QUALITY Thursday's homers Rec photo COLLEGE contracts because they don’t want to take the chance of getting CAKSSINCI TODAY DRAKE—Named AAoe Iba assistant stuck paying off players who get involved in drugs. The decision 1fS9 American League 4:00 NEC World Series of Golf, USA basketball coach. .. C a b le PaganI League softball titllsts INDIANAPOLIS—Named Larry Humes • was in response to a July 30 ruling that drug-testing clauses in the Rsk (17), White Sox; Boone (6), Angels; jj^^R edS oxvs. Indians, Channels 30, Bemozard (13), Indians; x-Armos 7 (9), ossistant men's basketball cooch. contracts of major league players were unenforceable. Owen (1), Red Sox; BalbonI (37), White (17), LIVINGSTON— Named Calvin Clork of- ‘ But some players say they would rather leave San Diego than SCHALLEB Royals; Parrish (19), Rangers. Evergreen Lawns mowed the rest of the Bob Quaglia, Ed Adorns (sponsor). fensive line cooch. , WPOP ^*’"*'*** ^ remain on a year-to-year basis and point out that the Padres will BLESS OHIO STATE—Announced the susoen- ■ ACURA Nettenal League 8:00 NFL: Steelers vs. Cowboys, league down, taking the honors in the Back row: Pat Silver, Mark Morse, Bill Sion of -Tyry White, sotew, ond Roman ; EXTERMIHXrmS 3 4 5 C(*ntf?r Strofft MRnr.hf;stF*r Chonnelsl,40 Botes, tallbock, from footboll team. : remove themselves from the free agent market by denying Murphy (23), Braves; Kennedy (9), 10:M Boxing: Curtis Porker vs. Frank Pagan! League with a 13-1 mark. Team O’Brien, Mark Bowen, Frank Morse, 647-7077 Garvey (II), Padres; Schu (7), Phillies; POIN-T LOMA—Nomed Cholmer > players longterm contracts. THE OLDEST AND LAROE8T IN CONN. Davis 2 (19), Bell (16). Esosky (9), Reds, T izte (d e la y e d ), E S P N Cartwright women's bosketbol I coach. tj Mets vs. Giants, SportsChonnel, members (from loft) Front row: Henry Pete Leibfried. Missing; Dave Ridolfi, x-anegrondslom. WKHT ST. ROSE—Named Brian Beoury men's” Steullet, Frank Rizza, Craig Phillips, Carlie Hunt, Ron Tweedie. basketball coach. K 18 — Manch ester h era ld . Friday, auk. 22.1986

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 22. 1986 — Sodom and Gomorrah image % {HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HDMES HOMES HELP WANTED IHFIP WANTED 9 9 ICDNDDMINIUMS 0 HELP WANTED FOR SALE (FOR SALE ^ F O R SALE begins to wane in Sweden Landscape, maintenance Administrative assistant Teachers and substitute and Installoflon workers Immediate opening tor All real estate advertised South Village Condomini­ for day care nursery Super Buy. Manchester. Ip marketing. Growth op­ needed. Full time. Imme­ full time and part time $117,900, Excellent 3 bed­ In the Manchester Herald ums. 3 room condomi­ By Bengt LIung pornographic videotapes portunity tor capable and school In Manchester. Re­ Is sublect to the federal nium. 165 South St. No.42. traceptives have been important, Part time clerical hel- diate openings. Call 528- medicol secretary tor room Ranch at a great The Associated Press resourceful Individual. sponsibilities Include de­ 3697 for Information. Manchester office. Call Fair Housing Act ot 1968, Rockville. Asking $45,900. "but I also think fidelity is a factor p.(Loan Center) ApproxI-' veloping and teaching ed- price. Flreploced living THE GOVERNMENT underse Review aualltv control 646-6844. room, large kitchen ond which makes It Illegal to Inquire at premises, or in handling sexual relationships mately 20 hours per week. reports ond records of ucaflonal pre-school advertise any preference, call 646-2426 weekdays 9 to STOCKHOLM. Sweden - Here cretary of .social affairs. Monica maturely. I ’ve noticed a great For appointment please Help Wanted!Part time, dining area. 2 full baths, in the world capital of permissive- soles volume . Prepare programs. Experience weekends and nights at Restaurant help. Kathy screened - In porch. Main­ limitation or discrimina­ 5. Andersson. says Swedes "have a difference when I've visited call 646-1700 osk tor F. presentation folders for with pre-school children tion based on race, color, ne.s.'s. the tide of sexual revolution Corrlveou or R. Carter. local package store. Johns Is opening In Ver­ tenance tree exterior, general consensus on sex and schools.” Important clients. You necessary. Mothers with Co 11649-0446. non In early September. religion, sex or national has bepun to ebh living situations" — a consensus, Equal Opportunity young children welcome deck, deep lot and garage. origin, or on Intention to Employer. should either know shor­ Come loin a winning DW Fish /4T'l':91 or 871- Rentals Marriage is staging a comeback the specialists say. that good sex SHE ESTIMATES she meets thand tor limited corres­ to apply. Call 646-7090 Truck driver warehouse team, keep your own tips. 1400 make any such prefer­ in Sweden, abortion and teen-age pondence or be willing to between 9:00am and 4:30 ence, limitation or dis­ does not necessarily mean free about 300 people a week in .sessions Teacher. 6th grade. Re­ person, combination. Im­ All positions available, pregnancy rates are low. and a sex. learn how to use easy pm. mediate permanent open­ crimination. The Herald at schools, labor unions, libraries quired for consideration: waltresses/wolters, grill will not knowingly accept APARTMENTS public outcry over pornography is Motivated by this message. and elsewhere, and deals with dictating eaulpment (No- ing with wholesale furni­ people, dishwashers, flex­ New to Market. Enloy complete application, 3 relco). Word processors Cook - tor nursery school. ture distributor. Good your coffee In the sun on any advertisement which IFOR RENT growing. Swedish youth seems to deal with other people’s problems through letters of recommenda­ ible hours. Will be taking available here. Monday - Hours 9:?(rfo 1:00. Must driving record and wil­ applications August 25th - your 16 X 20 deck. Is In violation ot the law. Attitudes arc still relatively sex belter than th<' young people of correspondence. tion, Conn. State Certifi­ like children. Coll 646-7090 permissive, notes sex expert Maj Friday 8-5, pold Insurance lingness to work over­ 29th, 1pm - 6pm. Apply In Shrubbed In yard tor pri­ 30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 other countries, accordingtoa Fant said fear of AIDS — the cation and college trons- and pension benefits; con­ between 9om and 4:30. time. Knowledge of New person, rte 30 Vernon. vacy! Loads ot storage For Sale By Owners - 80 room, heated apartment. Fant. but they are enlightened by study by the Alan Gutimacher crlpots. Contact Dr. genial office. East of the England helpful, with be­ "Across from Ryan's Inside this home, 3 bed­ Larabee St, East Hart­ No appliances. Security. sex education, and more and more sexually transmitted disease Ac­ Robert Lincoln. Princi­ Institute, a non-profit. quired Immune Deficiency Syn­ River location. Send re­ nefits. Apply In person,170 Dell". rooms, 1'/? baths, over­ ford,3tamllvhouse,on lot $520 monthly plus utilities. Swedes seem to cberisb faithful pal, Tolland Middle sume to Mr. Evans, Hart­ Tunnel Rood,Vernon,Ct. sized 2 cor garage. Won't 100 X 300. Call 649-9535 Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Washington-based research foun­ drome — also has played some role School Tolland Ct. 06084. and close relationships dation affiliated with Planned ford Despatch, 225 Pros- 06066. last long! $125,900. Joyce before 10am or after 4. to 5. in discouraging promiscuity, al* 875-2565. A pplication pect Street, East G. Epstein Real Estate. "Sweden was regarded a bit like Parenthood. deadline August 28fh. Po­ Government Homes from Sodom and Gomorrab. with free though the disease has not been Hartford, Ct. 06108 or Secretory - The Manches­ Substitute teachers In the 647-8895D Manchester- 2 bedrooms. Abortions here declined 12 per­ nearly as widespread here as in the sition to begin September phone for appointment following areas; English, ,$1(U repair). Delinquent 2nd floor, heat and ap­ sex and easy girls " said Fant. cent from 1980 to 1985. and the 3rd. EOE. ter Board of Realtors Is Manchester Window United Slates. As of Aug. I. AIDS 528-9551. EOE Math, Science, Social Stu­ cleonlng compony needs Brand New Listing! Bol­ tax property. Reposse- pliances, No pets. Secur­ secretary of the government- looking for a port time slons. Call (805)687-6000. teen-age pregnancy rate was only had stricken 62 Swedes and killed secretory to co-ordinate dies, Physical Education, window washers. Pleose ton - Manchester line. ity. $575 month.call 646- sponsored National Association for one-third what it was in the United Legal secretary/assistant os well as qualified per­ Attractive 7 room Ranch Ext H-9965 tor current 3979. .35 of them, the government’s the multiple listings. Typ­ call 649-5334. repo list. Sexual Information Stales in the same period, the bacteriological laboratory says. full time, experienced In ing and diversified duties. sons to substitute In auto­ featuring 3 bedrooms, tor- Now she said the hundreds of study shows. personal Inlury matters motive diesel, heating mol dining room, beauti­ Manchester - 2 bedroom, Will train on office com­ Immaculate 3 bedroom ordinar\’ Swedes she speaks with The institute credits the ready The .sexual revolution of the Data Entry position ovoll- preferred, salary com­ puter. Coll 646-2450. and air conditioning, elec­ Real ful 14 X 25 family room, second floor, no pets, A 1960s and 1970s. spurred by cheap oble for physician's of­ mensurate with expe­ tronics, electrical, car­ full basement, oppllances Ranch on lovely lands­ stove and refrigerator. weekly still view sexual desire as availability of sex information and coped lot. Large country healthy hut feel that "what’s and available contraceptives, fice, In Rockville, full rience, 9-5. Coll 643-1136. Small family house clean­ pentry, machine tool and and lots more!. $139,000. $475 a month plus utilities. contraceptives, and the fact that time. Experience on IBM kitchen, flreploced living important in a relation.<;hip is to be rocked the institution of marriage ing business seeks on mechanical drafting. It Is Estate Jackson 8, Jackson Real 646-1379, teen-agers, not morally con­ computer preferred. Easy Assembly the policy otthe.Connectl- Estate 647-8400 or 646- room, beautiful deck and responsible and show here. By the early 1980s about 20 energetic Individual to much more. Ottered at demned for sexual relationships, Must be able to handle Work!$714.00 per 100 Gua­ work for us. Experience cut State Board of Educa­ 8646.0 Available September 1st, consideration" can conduct them more openly and percent of all couples living AP photo Independent responsibili­ ranteed payment. No tion not to discriminate on $119,900. Joyce G. Epstein clean 5 room duplex, 2 preferred but not essen­ Real Estate 647-8895.n At the same time. Swedish maturely Even some lib<'ral bi­ together were not married. But ties. Please send resume soles. Details--send tial. Call Lori 647-9963 the basis of race, sex, HOMES Exaulsite! U 8, R built baths, basement, $575 a authorities have tightened up on that proportion is now holding to PO BOX PP C/0 Man­ stamped envelope: Elan- color, marital status, reli­ Chalet. Unlaue design to month, plus 1 months shops in the dominant Swedish IFOR SALE Vinyl sided Victorian. extreme forms of the sexually Lutheran Church such as Per- steady, while in 1985 the number of Queuing up for ‘Christ chester Herald, 16 Bral- 173 3418 Enterprise, Fort Babysitter wanted for two gion, age, physical dis­ this area. 3 bedrooms, 2 security, no pets, no child­ marriages shot up by 6 percent nard Place. Manchester. Pierce, Florida 33482. ability, mental disorder, full baths, 2 stone firepla­ Large 5 plus bedroom ren, 649-9600. permissive society They mitlawed Olov Ahren of the university town children, 5 days o week- home, over 11 rooms, 2 '/? U live sex shows four years ago for of Lund accept premarital sex in Public altitudes toward porno­ Thousands of people crowd Fostoria, Christ and a child on a soybean oil ,Keeney Street school dis­ mentol retardation, na­ Manchester, Open House- ces, carpet-llke lawn. Dental hygienist - one or*" tional origin or ancestry Don't let this go by! baths. Completely remo­ 3 bedrooms ^V^ baths, example tind tire now considering responsible relationships. graphy which was legalized in Ohio, Thursday night to catch a glimpse trict. Coll for more details Sundov August 24th,1- deled. Close to hospital. storage tank. The image can be seen in two days a week, coll 649-7773. In any of Its educational $144,900. Jackson 8, Jock- duplex. Appliances, no a han on the sale of violent Fant says information and con­ 1970 have changed markedly 643-1726, 4pm, 156 Scott Possible use for Doctors, pets, $725, plus utilities. of what residents say is an image of the middle of the tank at left. programs, activities or Drive,Immaculate 3 bed­ son Real Estate 647-8400or employment policies. The 646-8646.0 Dentists, Lawyers, Room­ References, 643-9532. Now accepting oppllco- Replacements needed room Ronch with large ing House, Day Care, and Banking Immediate open­ tlons for waitresses full some of our outstanding Connecticut State Board private vord.FIreplaced ing for full time teller In of Education Is on Equal A Manchester tradition! many other possibilities. Manchester - 2 bedroom and part time, cooks full young people hove gone living room,1'/3boths,2 Some owner financing Manchester office, excel­ time and dishwashers on to college and we need Opportunlty/Afflrmatlve Clean and neat 6 room duplex, available Sep­ cor garage,22x13 deck possible. Ride bv9Talcott tember 1st, $585 per lent benefits, coll Mr. port time. Apply In person to fill their positions, sev­ Action Employer. For Ad­ with owning.$129,9(X). 646- Cape Cod. 3 bedrooms, 1 Fields, of 647-0568. EOE. ditional Information & ap­ car garage, summer Ave, Vernon and call tor month, oil appliances, La Strode,west 471 Hart­ eral opportunities ore 6847. your appointment to seel. ford Rd., Manchester. available In our stores plication, coll Cheney porch, tuMv Insulated, washer dryer hookup, call G Receptionist wanted for Technical School, Man­ tastefully decorated. Priced to sell quickly at 649-4222 otter 6pm Mon­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 meeting the public. Are Colonial cope formal din­ only 129,9(X). Strano Real extremely busy medicol chester ot 649-5396. 8om- $97,500. Jackson 8, Jack- day - Friday. Wood Working you o good student? Do ing room front to bock Estote. 647-7653.n office. Medical and com­ lnstructor-$8.00 per you hove o bright smile? 4pm. son Real Estate 647-8400 or living room with fire­ 646-8646.0 2 bedroom, private drive­ Notices Business Property...... 25 puter experience a defi­ hour,two mornings per Con you progect a profes­ Excellent 3 bedroom Entertainm ent...... 53 Farm Supplies and Equipment__ 80 nite plus. Full or port place, eat In kitchen, front way and entrance, nice Resort Property ...... 26 week, prior experience sional Image? Do you ond reor dormers, gor- Ranch In auiet, centrally Lost/Found ...... 01 Bookkeeplng/lncome T a x ...... 54 Offlce/Retall Equipment ...... 81 time hours available. teaching wood working wish to eorn $50-100 or Best Manchester Buy. located neighborhood. 14 neighborhood.$500 secur­ Mortgages...... 27 oge, $115,000, group 1 Phll- ity deposit. Call Ed or Personals...... 02 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATBS: 1 to 5 days; 90 cents per line per dov. Pleose coll Mrs. Brown of skills strongly preferred. more per week? Apply In Spacious Manchester X 22 flreploced living Wanted to B uy...... 28 646-0314. brook Agency 646-4200. Don, 649-2947. Announcements...... 03 Palntlng/Paperlng...... S6 Boats and Marine Equipment__ 83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Senior Center,apply of the person of Swiss All-Fabric Full time shop carpenter. Ranch. Nicely landscoped room, 10 X 21 eat - In Auctions...... 04 RoofIng/SIdIng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 Personnel Offlce,41 Cen­ services, 35 Windsor Experience In operating lot with two full baths, 3 kitchen, central air condi­ 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Manchester - 2 bedroom, Financial...... 05 R e n ta ls Flooring...... $8 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum ctMrge: 4 llnm. Experienced siding In­ ter Street.Monchester or Avenue, Rockville lolner, planer, shaper & bedrooms, tireploce plus tioning. 1 car garage. Electrical ...... 59 staller wanted. Coll 643- other related eaulpment. formal dining room and a, Home In very good condi­ appliances, garage, cellar Rooms tor Rent...... Pets and Supplies...... 86 coll 647-3126. EOE. (Across from Hartman's) ...... 31 Heating/Plumbing...... 60 9633, 742-5406. or of any Swiss location. Call tor on appointment. HELP WANTED heated green house. tion. $129,900. D.W. Fish storage. $495 monthly, Empioyment & Education Miscellaneous for Sole ...... 87 649-2871. Apartments tor Rent...... 32 AAlscellaneous Services...... 61 ORADLINIS; For classified advertisements to 649-4371. M /F Realty World. 646-7709n 643-1591 or 871-1400.n Condominiums tor R ent__ Tag Sales..;...... 88 Help Wanted...... li ...... 33 Services W anted...... 62 Wantfcd to Buv/Trade ...... be publlshiKi Tuesday through Saturday, the Situation Wanted...... 12 Homes tor Rent...... 34 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. P art-tim e 3 room apartment. $350 Store/Ottice Space...... 35 For advertisements to be published Monday, RN or LPN EXECUTIVE Permanent part Permanent part time LIGHT MAINTENANCE per month, security re- Business Opportunities...... 13 aulred. 643-4421. Instruction...... 14 Resort Property ...... 36 Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. 3-11 and 11-7 time tellers Putnam tellers. Will train. PERSON FOR THE Industrial Property ...... 37 HOUSEKEEPER Employment Services...... 15 Holldav/Seasonal...... 71 Automotive Optional 7-7 shifts, wee­ Bridge, East Hart­ Apply NEW COMFORT RIN Main Street Manchester. Miscellaneous tor Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 RRRO YOUR AD. Classified advertisements are kends at higher rate of for The Ouallty In n Con­ ford and Burr Peterman Building 3 rooms, stove 8, refriger­ Roommates W anted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Savings Bank Flexible daytime hours. Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 taken by telephone as a convenience. The pay. Work less hours ference Center. Experi­ ator Included. For more Reai Estate Wanted to R ent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Corner, Manchester of Manchester Please apply front desk, Information Coll 563-4436 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one make more per hour. enced individual may Company Homes for Sale ...... 21 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Offices. Apply 923 923 M ain Street 425 Hartford Tpke., Ver- or 529-7858. Comprehensive benefit send resume to 51 Hart­ non, 871-2432. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 S e rvic e s Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Main St., Manches­ Manche’ster, CT Lawn and Garden...... 77 package. Pro-rated for ford Tpke., Vernon, Ct Townhouse-2 bedrooms, Lots/Land for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 lessen the value of the advertisement will not 649-4791 EOE/AA ..... 51 Good Things to E a t...... 78 part time. Paid orienta­ 06066 or ap ply in person ter 646-1700. EOE 1 '/j baths,electric heat- Investment Property ...... 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by on additional Insertion. OPEN HOUSE ,central air condltlonlng- Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... 98 tion. Call DNS Canter­ at the front desk, 646- bury Villa of Wllllmantic 5700. ,large living room dining Sat. & Sun., Aug. 2.3 & 24, 12-4 area and kitchen. 423-2597 EOE/AA Laundry hook-ups, 2 car 2 NIGHT I Only 4 Positions Available garage. Centrally located Notices tor elderly couple. Refer­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED CENSUS BUREAU INTERVIEWER MANAGER ences reaulred,leose plus HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I for enthusiastic people who Brendan Woods deposit. No pets, 643- OH 9674,or 643-7135.______$5.49 per hour. Private automobile required. 2nd shift in conveni­ ■LOST Reimbursed 20Vi$ per mile. Conduct field help Carpenter- Experienced Machine Operators. Male Full time female help Bookkeeper/Secretory. ence store, paid hol­ love to talk and earn $’s! |AND FOUND In remodeling. Call Ro­ or female for first, second survey in and around Hartford, Tolland and Manc.h<‘st(;r/(:iaslonl)iirv Line, R ic. 8.3 HDMES bert Jarvis, 643-6712. wanted to drive standard Mansfield Middle School. idays, 2 weeks vaca­ and third shifts. No expe­ shift truck chip brush. Knowledge of bookkeep­ Charming Windham counties. CT survey requires 1-2 FOR RENT rience necessary. Apply D <£> d I.eft on Shallowl)rook l.atio I Found - medium size dog All Positions - Retail auto Good starting pay, all ing procedures with work­ weeks of work on a continuing basis starting tion. Hourly rate PLUS bonus! In p erso n , M o n d ay outside work. Call 228- ing knowledge of o basic Cctober 1986. Paid training. Work requires In Somers. Call 875-2914. ports chain has positions through Friday, 9am to to Brctulan Road Ashford-year round re­ 2 3369. office procedures. To h j flexible schedule morning, afternoon, evening sort home directly on 60 for Assistant Manager 4pm. Acromold Products j r . t Impounded. Male 3 Trainees, cashiers, full maintain the school and Saturday hours. BUCKINGHAM Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 5:30-8:30 & Sat. 9-1 toot ot waterfront on Lake Corp. 100 Windermere Custodian. Immediate Op­ budget, process requisi­ Chaffee. Kitchen with din­ months old, lab cross, and part time, salesper­ Ave, Ellington Ct EOE. MINI MARKET black and white. Spruce son, full and part time. We ening for person who has tions, and maintain Requirements; US Citizen, High School grad­ 649-9404 647-1340 647-0080 ing area,living room with and Maple. Call the Man­ offer a competitive salary experience stripping, school Inventory. Full uate or equivalent, pass 30 min­ 2088 Hebron Ave. Call Now!! 643-2711 fireplace,sliding door Help Wanted for lands­ waxing and buffing floors time position, 35 hour onto deck,2 bedrooms- chester Dog Warden 643- and benefits package with caping company, snow ute written exam. Glastonbury, CT 6642. excellent opportunity for and performing other cus­ week, salary range Is Sue, Ext. #38 ,1both,lower level fin­ falling In WInfer, must todial functions. For addi­ $12,212 to $14,906. Closing Interested? Call or write; U.S. Dept, of Commerce, 06033 ished with wood burning advancement. Apply In have drivers llcense,and Impounded. Female, 6 person at Motor Mart tional Information call date Is Friday August 29, Bureau of Census, 441 Stuert St., 617-223-4696. stove, and direct access to be dependable. Serious Manchester Manor. 6,^- 1986. Apply to Superln- water and sandy beach. months old. Terrier cross, Auto Supply, 830 Silver Inaulrees only, 569-8900. (Include your telephone number.) ECE. black and white. Cob Hill. Lane East Hartford Ct. 0129. tendant's Office 4 South 633-4155 j Charming to enloy all Call the Manchester Dog Locker attendant/Llght Eaglevllle Road, Storrs yDOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQ STEAK CLUB tour seasons ot the year. Warden 643-6642. Wanted Reliable Babysit­ housekeeping, banauet Dietary Aide - Part time Ct. 06268 (429-3349) EOE. Minimum yearly lease. ter for two young child­ set up, combination posi­ person wanted to perform Rte. 83, Vernon Call Joan or leave word Impounded. Mole 12years ren, 2:30-11:00. My home tion available. 20 hours a variety of kitchen du­ 11-7 SUPERVISOR 643-2487,Monday through ties. Hours 3pm to 7pm. Work at home - you can Frldav,8om to 4:30pm., old, hound tri-color preferred. Call 649-8502 per week, $5.00 to $7.00 per earn good money at home Wilfred Rd. Call the Man­ for more Information. hour. Ideal for retired Call Manchester Manor NO WEEKENDS Now hiring the following part time and 646-0129. assembling electronics South Windsor-lovely' 6 chester Dog Warden 643- person. Apply Manches­ If you can supervise and full time positions: 6642. parts. No experience room Ranch,garage and ter Country Club. Call necessary. For complete SERVING motivate 9-15 yr. olds, are We are seeking an 646-0103. Receptionist.. Medical of­ RN for our 155 bed Lunch 8 i Dinner Walters/Waltresses appliances. $650 per fice. Immediate opening, details send $2.00 to : J.N. month plus utllltles,secur-. C. Services, p.o. box AMERICA available 5-8:30 p.m. and facility, with good Cashier/Hostass, Nights or Days Newspaper dealer needed GrIII/Walter, waitress po­ full time position, benefits APPUQUE Ity and references. 633- IANNOUNCEMENTS available. Please respond 814251, Dallas, Texas organizational and 7785. In Manchester and South sition. Combination posi­ 75381-4251. have a car...We have the Banquet Dishwashers, Saturdays Windsor area, reliable tion Involving sandwitch to PO BOX 1455 Rockville FROM THE interpersonal skills. Salad Prep Cook, Days Elks Setback League Ct 06066. STORE AND car needed. Call morn­ preparation, and waiting Mechanic wanted full part-time position for Excellent benefits starts September 9th at ings 9-1, ask for Fred. on tables. Apply Manches­ BFGINNING OFFICE SPACE 8:00 pm. Persons Inter­ Part time evening stock- time, must have own and wages. Call Apply between 10-5, some experience 647-9946 ter Country Club. Call tools, will train, benefits, you!! required. ested can sign up at the 646-0103. /malntenance person CMp PersoN You can make excellent Lodge. It Is not necessary needed. Prefer student. call Larrys Sales and A. Plante. DNS Dental Surgical Assistant Repair, 871-1790. No experience dish cloths from the mesh •Atjz&.v'' to be a member to play.! Apply In person Manches­ bags In which oranges, ECE - Team practice seeking Mechanics National necessery. C A LL SUSAN Crestfleld career minded Individual chain Is now hiring ter D 8, L In the Manches­ potatoes, onions, etc. are ter Parkade. Machine operator capable of Office Space- on busy to loin our quality oral experienced mechanics reading blue printa and oper­ sold. Just boll for 15 Convalescent Home route 83. Monchester- Hardware Clerk. Respon­ minutes In water to which 647-9946 TOWN OF COVENTRY MANCHESTER $79,900 Employment surgery office. Expe­ to train on the latest sibilities Include selling, ation ahaata. akillad In use of Vernon town line. For­ chlorine blaoch has been Manchester rience preferred. Call diagnostic and tune up Assistant Chef - expe­ displaying stocking. mlcrometara, varnlara, and NOW’S YOUR CHANCE merly Insurance com­ Mindy at 649-2272. equipment. Benefits, uni­ added. Put still good but COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT OFHCE & Education rienced preferred, cook­ Good starting pay and functional gauges, able to 10-5 to have townhouse living without management pany tenant. 646-5707. forms, earn $300 plus a no-longer needed furni­ 643-5151 ing gourmet food. In benefits. Apply at Cony­ operate various milling, dril­ fees. This V5 Duplex otters 3 bedrooms, full din­ Earn Hundreds weekly at week. Coll 569-1880. or school atmosphere. Mon­ ers Hardware, 63 Tolland ture and appliances back EOE Is seeking General Contractors for ing room with built-in china cabinet, full attic, Manchester - Main street home! Be flooded with nights 528-3548. day through Friday, 8am ling, and turning machines. Into use by selling them office, excellent location. Turnpike, Manchester. Apply In parson at oak floors, your own yard, and is convenient to various offers! Details? to 2pm, starting Sep­ 646-5707. with a low-cost Classified. participation in their Housing busline, shopping, schools, churches, parks, 600 X 1800 saare feet HELP WANTED Send self-addressed Grit Blaster - mechanl- tember 2nd, call 236-5618, Cariyie Johnson 643-2711. etc. See it todayl Includes heat, lanitor, I stamped envelope to: PO colly Inclined Individual Mark or Judy. Rehabilitation Program. parking, $250. 649-5334. BOX 447 Cllffwood NJ. to mask and grit aircraft Maehino Company We cin help you becomi i 9 Part Time Inserters 07721. A pretty pansy quilt in parts. Experience pre­ Secretary - professional 52 Main St., Manchester CLERK applique is a delightful QUALIFICATIONS: “REALE” PR0FE88I0NAU Office or small retail wanted. Call 647-9946, ask ferred but will train If financial services firm space 200 sauore feet on for Bob. Bickford's pancakes and way to add charm to the Registered with Department of Consumer Call B48-4S28, ind nk lor Din. Security Full/Part-tlm e necessary. Apply be­ has an opening In our family restaurant has op­ RECEPTIONIST room! No. 6392 has pat­ DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM busy route 83. Ron 646- greater Manchester area, tween 9am and 2pm. Founders Plaza, Easf enings for the following tern pieces; full direc­ Protection D. F. REALE, INC. 5707. Teacher Aides - Full time retirees welcome. Call Flanagan Brother's, 911 Hartford locaflon for a entry level position in tions. positions beginning Sep­ positions: waitress M /F, *300,(X)0 Liability Insurance Reef Estate 247-6882, Monday through New London Tpke, Glas­ well organized, skilled se­ hostess M /F, cook and P a r t T i m e busy manufacturing firm. Tt si8tr, ssad $2.50, fw Mck n p ROOMMATES tember at state approved Friday 8 to 4. tonbury. 633-9474. cretary to work with top 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct private school to assist dishwasher. Will train Light typing, answering pattan , p la t 804 fa r pattagt ia4 WANTED management. Applicant right Individuals top Earn an average of phones, and processing a a a a iiif. DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: 646-4525 teachers In 2 separate Driver - Gasoline tanker Delivery prson and Soles for this challenging posi­ AMMCMOT programs; 1 for autistic wages, benefits available. $6.00 or more per shipping documents. Fi­ (aaaMatpapar) has immediate openings for part-time Community Development Office Shore furnished condo, must have Class I license Clerk needed for nights tion must have expe­ Contact the manager In itM*va.^AaMriaat students, the other for ond a clean driving re­ and weekends to work In rience with memory ty­ hour advertising gure aptitude and pleasant Haw Tart, n.T.1MSS 1712 Main Street AAonchester, Center emotionally disturbed stu­ person. 415 Hartford Street. Woman, non cord. Benefitis, five paid modern pharmacy. pewriter, excellent typing phone personality a must. Prial Naaa, AMrasa alts z ip Mortin School (Lookout CONDOMINIUMS dents ages 3 to 10. Send Turnpike (route 30) Ver­ our business by CME aat ItF a Waal it. Coventry, Connecticut 06238 I smoker, laundry, $280 per holidays and paid vaca­ Apply In person Liggett skills 60wpm, and expe­ non. EOE. Apply in person, 2nd shift freezer selectors. mt.) areo - 7 room Ansaldl resume or apply In per­ tions. Year round work, Rexal Drug, Manchester rience with transcribing phone. Call 646-3350 SPECIAL: Over 200 so- built raised ronch In excel­ FOR SALE month. Coll 649-5448. son. Community Child not seasonol. Call 243- Parkode. from dictaphone, good between 9-12 pm and PUIowtex Corporation lections and a FBEE lent condition. 3 bed­ Guidance School, 317 5457. grammar and ability to Pattern Section in the Flexible hours. *8.00 per hour. rooms, formal dining North Main St., Receptionist/Insurance 5:30-0:30 p.m. 49 Regent Street MANOIESTEir" Short order cook or kit­ work with numbers Is clerk (or Manchester doc­ ALBUM. Just $8.00. room, living room with Merchandise Manchester. chen help, breakfast and Important. Pleasant Manchester, CT 06040 MHNU at $SJ t aacb HELP WANTED fireplace and built In ELEGANT tor's office. Mature, de­ O -llt-H lU -O M aat naa. Haa lunch. Apply to Gllda's working enviornment, pendable person, plea­ EOE M/F/H apply in person at: bookcases. Family room CORPORATE Clerical- small office, di­ Luncheonette, 303 Adams full benefit package , 646-1737 with floor to celling fire­ versified duties, accounts sant personality a must. Columbia Manufacturing Part time help wanted. Street, Manchester. salary commensurate Mbrning or afternoon place and woodstove. EXECUTIVE FURNITURE 6 has the following openings. receivable, telephones, Apply In person, Pero with experience. Call Large eat In kitchen over­ record keeping, some typ­ shift. Call 646-5153, leave Dari Farms Ice Cream TOWN HOUSE Fruit Stand, 276 Oakland Medical assistant for Amy ot 289-9301. message with service. looking 16 X 30 deck and for vparlv loratftd on ing. All benefits. Call 647- Street. Manchester 643- Manchester doctors of­ BMikliM/CntfN UrIm 55 Hour Work Week private yard. Hardwood ihi* #*(!gr of thi* AiKlh fairway Girl's bedraam set; con- 9137. AUTOMOTIVE SALESPERSON 40 Tolland Stage Rd. opv bed, chest, night 6384. fice, mature, reliable per­ Gas station attendant. Bus person part time, Tutors floors throughout, 2 car oT Manrhftilrr O jiinlrv Club, son with pleasant person­ Mechanics helper. All To sell new and used cars and trucks for one of VTL Bullard Operators garage. By owner, princi­ All nt*w, ffa liirin g pluAfi car- stand. Call evenings 646- conscientious, and alert foil a pM Him Tolland, CT 06084 9650 Clerk Typist. East Hart­ ality. Flexibility a must, benefits. Full time posi­ to assist servers during Mancheetar's oldest and most reliable dealer­ pals only. $159,900. ftrling. buih in vac AvMttm. K-Mart/Reatlers Market- Wa praaantly hava aavarsl Lathe Operators ford Co. hos a full time approximately 15 - 20 tion. Apply M 8. M service dinner hours, please ships selling America’s #1 car. Excellent pay 643-4185. t*ni*rgv M ving rd lin g fan. Merchandise employees, poaHlona avsllabla, 1-2 Couch 92 Inches x 36 position available. Must hours, afternoons and one station, rte 6 Bolton, Ct. apply to Covey's Restau­ plan with guarantee plue commission, new First Piece Lay-out Inspector lighta, Iraiih cornftarlor, gar- cashiers and stocks. Full 649-2871. yaara tattar or oourtaay Applications now being taken: Inches x 30 Inches. Good be able to type 40 wpm, evening per week, some rant 45 East Center Street, hagp (liBpoftai. lovpjy lig h i fix- and part time positions Saturdays. Call 646-5153 etarh axpartanoa raqulred. demo, retirement plan, Major Medical, paid ya- Sheet Metaj Trainee and Set Up People Airy and Open. Rooms In (or dorm or college apart­ are available. Experience possess good general of­ Manchester. • Call Mr. WhNnay at BOO- turefi. mirrorpH doors, 3 bfd- fice skills. Call Mr. Whit­ and leave message with catlon, plus many more benefits. Apply In per­ 8:30am-5:30pm Monday through Friday Milling Machine Operators this modern 7 8, 7 Duplex. ment. $15.00 643-2880a not necessary. Many em­ service. 2020 for appolnlinant son to Mr. Carter, or Mr. Duff. 3 bedrooms, 2 newer Gor­ room and 2 ' ^ baths, kilrhpn. ployee benefits. Apply In ney at 568-2020 for an Dishwashers, full or part family room, formal living appointment. EOE. EastllMlfori Mraroll lin Oil Burners. Plenty ot LAWN AND person Monday, Wednes­ time, hours to suit your and Saturdays 9-1. Day and night shift available, liberal holiday and dining room, and much Cooks, prep cooks, bar­ needs, experienced or will Fodorol CradK IM « I CARTER CHEVROLET COMPANY. INC. Insulation. Full attic and GARDEN day. Thursday and Friday Mechanic - Must hove pay, paid group insurance (major medical, mon;. A beautiful home with Laundry person - Expe­ tenders. Apply Lafayette train, wages based on post 417 Mein 81. 122f MbIr i t , MaMhMtor, CT basement. Stockode and from 10am to 4pm. Satur­ tools. All benefits. Apply Eaal HaiKoni. CT 00110' fencing and 2 car, det­ large swimming pool and day, noon to 4pm. K-Mart, rience required. Full Escadrille Restaurant. 300 experience. Apply Ryan's group life) paid vacations. Career orientated M B M service station, west middle tpke, EOE ached garage. A "Must tennis courts. No mowing Chrysanthemums- dig 239 ."pencer St. time, hours flexible. rte. 6 Bolton 649-2871. New Ybrk Style Dell Res­ ■*and self-motivated desired. Apply in person, your own. 20 varieties. 550 Please call 643-2751. Manchester. taurant rt* 30 Vernon. See" property!. $159,900. lawns. Call Jan al Manches­ 165 Rt. 66, East Columbia. CT 06237. Strano Real Estate. 647- ter. 643-24a7. Bush HIM R d . 7653.0 Manchester.

/ 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 22, 1986

■^MISCELLANEOUS KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright BUSINESS ■q TIMISCELLANEOUS ii4n:z:kTHiiri SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS IELI fo r s a l e I ^ F O R SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 Market doesn’t NEARLY NU ^TADlO^.-fHePE'S ft i Yanks, Red Sox -tam p io n archer AND 1 HKE to HAKCf AftDWD i t SHOPPE PAINTING/ I^MiSCELLANEDUS ■^MISCELLANEDUS m (MPtee ANt> WAIT respond to Fed CHILD CARE 1 ! ■ both are winners isnV^ne to brag 366 Main Street (PAPERING |P » ISERVICES r I2JJ SERVICES 'to'mpoCJ ft bcK OF pbpCOPN I t (In Phllbrick Agency Building AT HIM. I' M « J » J • A pflQ O 9 ... page 11 be^een Russell & Haynes Sts. Sunshine Daycare Center- Nome your own price — 'magazine Inside September openings tor 3 Father and son. Fast, 646-2073 to 5 years old. $60 weekly. dependable service. Open 6:30-5:30. Call 646- Painting, Paperhanging Hours 10-4, Mon.-Sat. 7160. & Removal. Call 872-8237. 6 4 7 - 7 9 4 9 Baby Furniture, Toys, Clothing, Sizes: Newborn-14 Child care. Your home- .help with 3 3 HANLEY CONCRETE 50% O FF Summer Clothing homework.1 2 : 0 0 - ELECTRICAL L 6:00pm,light cleanlng,649- • SIDEW ALKS • PATIOS • FLOORS 5448. Dumas Electric — Having • GARAGE & ADDITION FOUNDATIONS Spa shells- factory se­ iq IBOATS/MARINE Day Care - 2 openings for Electrical Problems? • STAIRS • FREE ESTIMATES w I e o u ip m en t conds or damaged In Need a large or a small transportation. $200 to age 2 and up. In licensed Repair? We Specialize In CONTRACTOR S INQUIRIES WELCOME $800 as Is. Call evenings or Manchester home. Excel­ Residential Work. Joseph weekends. 742-6469. lent program, Includes lUanrhpatrr Hrralft Dumas. Fully Licensed. dally activities, meals, ) ManchesiRr - A City ol Village Charm snacks and more. Part Free Estimates. 646-5253. 14 toot Chrysler, tiber time and before and after gloss boot with 40 horsep­ school care (Bowers ower motor plus trailer. ■^HEATING/ Delivering clean farm Brand new hospital bed School) welcome. Expe­ $1100. Coll 649-8810. rienced professional with I21LI PLUMBING loam; 5 yards $75 plus tax. 25 Cents and wheel chair for sole Also sand, stone, ond $1000. Call 647-7646 after references. 649-2611 D 8> D Landscaping. Vaca­ CARS ionCAMPERS/ 6pm. anytime. Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ tion cuttings, hedge trim­ gravel. Call 643-9504. A I MUSICAL FDR SALE ■ ^ T R A ILER S ITEMS throom remodeling; In- ming, Prunings, flower & I __ I Boston Red Sox Year CARPENTRY/ stallotlon water heaters, shrub plantings. Free esti­ Phil's Lawn Care-fertiliz­ Politics, books, 1971 to 1984. 14 REMODELING garbage disposals; faucet mates. Call 659-2436 after ing, gardening, lawn 1964 Rambler American For Sale - Mobile Home In Pianos and Organs - Sav­ Altogether. $65. Call 742- ( repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- 5:30pm. mowing and light lands­ classic red convertible. Lakeworth, Florida, 12 x Reagan boosts 6016n. asterCard accepted. caping. Call 742-7476. ings to 50%. Baldwin and Carpentry and remodel­ New top and Interior. 55. Central air and Florida other name brands. Fri­ Your neighborhood Rebuilt last year, runs room, adult park. $22,(XX), For Sale-Norge upright ing services — Complete good' and looks good. peaches day August 22, 1-9pm; home repairs and remo­ handy man! Honest fam­ pictures available. Write Saturday August 23, 9am- freezer, 77 Chevy Nova, I^MISCELLANEDUS ily man, will estimate any SERVICES $1,000 or best offer. Call PO BOX 272 Chaplin Ct 9pm; Sunday August 24, and barbecue,649-0563. deling. Quality work. Ref­ lO llj-SERVICES------WANTED 635-1998 anytime. 06235. erences, licensed and In­ lob you create, lawns, ( tight embargo 9am to 6pm at the She­ sured. Call 646-8165. hauling, cleaning, paint­ U Brawny bunk bed,mat­ raton Tobacco Valley Inn, ing, and minor repairs. Wanted- reliable babyslt- can mix Exit 37 ott 1-91, Windsor. tresses Included,excellent Odd lobs. Trucking. Iq TIMISCELLANEDUS Don't miss the many offer­ Residential/Bus I ness. fer/house keeper,l-5 dally I CAMPERS/ lg f l l ------Financing available. Mas­ condition,used two yeors Home repairs. You name For the highest quality at In m y home In TRAILERS AUTOMDTIVE tercard, and Visa. Fac­ $100,coll742-7923. - ings In today's classified It, we do It. Free esti­ the lowest prices call, columns. mates. Insured. 643-0304. • Manchester,647-0097 after By John F. Kirch tory warranties and local John 643-4353. 5pm. 1981 Jeep - CJ 7, looks against Cuba service. Choose trom Herald Reporter ENDROLLS Self contained Scotty great, runs great, soft top. Spinets, Consoles, Stu­ Camper - Sleeps four, $4995 evenings. 643-5689. dios, and Grands. New 27'h width - 25C refrigerator, sink, Can peaches and politics mix? By George Gedda tional Foundation, an’anti-Castro walnut apartment size pl- 13% width - 2 lor 254 screened windows, stor­ Evidently they do. The Associated Press anos,$988. Hurry to save!. MUST be picked up at the age space. Many other group, praised the president’s I^ C A R S LIQUOR PERMIT During one of the best-attended actions. G Manchester Herald Office features. $500 or best TAG SALES TAG SALES TAG SALES FDR SALE NOTICE OF APPLICATION peach festivals in the Eighth WASHINGTON — President Alto Sox, Bundy II $350, before 11 A M. ONLY. offer. Cosh only. Home Utilities District’s history, politics “The Cuban American commun­ Tenor Sox VItto $400. Call 647-9613, Rob or work This is to give notice that 1, Reagan has taken steps to seal ity welcomes U.S. efforts to tighten 647-1106. Both . pertect Tag Sble-Movlng! Var­ Tag Sale - Saturday Au­ Tag Sale-August 23rd and 647-6057, Bea. MARY ANN BALDYGA of ran as widely through the crowd of cracks in the U.S. trade embargo the U.S. embargo. We hope the new working condition. iety of household Items. gust 23rd, 9-3:30. House­ 24fh, 10-4, 87 Campfleld 463 BIRCH MOUNTAIN 3,500 as the peach shortcake that against Cuba and put a stop to its policy will limit Castro’s ability to Maple twin bed complete. hold Items, bric-brac, 1978 Oldsmoblle Omega - ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT was served by the district fire Rd..Manchester, Excellent condition. Low 06040 hove filed on applica­ “trafficking in human beings” continue his African wars and the For Sale - Bose 901 speok- Clothing, odds and ends. man's bike, antlaue NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion placarded AUGUST 6, department. TAG SALES Saturday, 9am-4pm, 60 Mileage. $1900. Please •ESTATE OF trying to get out of the country, it resulting deaths of many Cuban ers, dlrect/retlectlng 18 chairs. 103 Weaver Rd. Toy Sale - not a mini sale, call 647-8230 after 5pm. 1986 with the Deportment of “Politics and the peach festival was announced Friday. speakers total, asking Hublard Dr. Vernon. Rain date Sunday. lust toys, toys, toys,. ANNIE M. ZENE, a/k/a Llouor Control o TAVERN youths,” he said. ANNIE ZENE, Late of LIQUOR for the sole of alco­ — it’s not intentional but it has Reagan ordered an end to Cuban $700. Mint condition. Also, Tag Sale. M oving to Saturday August 23rd Manchester, deceased Efforts to obtain a comment 2 very large speakers. $100 Big Tag Sale-household Tag Sale-multl family tag 1975 AMC Pacer, runs holic liquor on the premises mixed for years,” said Eighth immigration to the United States Condo - Must sell! Sim­ (rain date Sunday), 8 - 2, good, like new snow tires The Hon. William E. Fitz­ 76 COOPER STREET, MAN­ from the Cuban diplomatic mis­ g piece. Call 649-5695. goods, clothes, many sale, name brand cosme­ Gerald, Judge, of the Court District spokesman Thomas from third countries — a practice mons king-size sofa bed, 33 Bates Road. on extra rims, high mi­ C H E S T E R , C T 06040. The bu­ O’Marra. sion here were unsuccessful. colonial dining room, Items. Saturday August tics,bobv furniture,toys- of Probate, District of Man­ siness will be owned by for which the State Department The announcement came three leage. $425 or best offer. chester at a hearing held on MARY'S HOLE IN THE PETS AND solid maple worktable, 23rd,9-5,Wynedlng HIM ,clothes(boys and glrls- August 20, 1986 ordered that The 29th annual peach festival said Cuba sometimes charges days after the administration Road, Manchester, ,sizes 0-4 years), Call 647-7591. W A L L , INC. of 463 B IR C H SUPPLIES double bed, good clo­ all claims must be presented MOUNTAIN ROAD, MAN­ was held across the street from the emigres or their families in excess disclosed new efforts to facilitate thing, books galore (pa­ household, miscellane­ Automotive to the fiduciary on or before C H E S T E R , C T 06040 and will of $30,000 a head. Tag Sale-Sotufday Au­ 1977 Dodge Aspen Wagon. November 22, 1986 or be district firehouse. The festival is the immigration of certain catego­ perbacks, art history, ous,12 Green Road 88,(X)0 miles, good condi­ be eonducted by M ARY ANN The measures designed to For Sale- AKC registered complete Hardy boys), gust 23rd,8:00-4:00,glrls (corner Harlan Street),10- barred os by low provided. B A L D Y G A OS permittee. held to raise money for the ries of Cubans. tion, Air conditioning, Johanna M. Bruder, tighten the 1960 embargo against Golden Retrelvers, father comics, records, camera, c lo t h in g , s iz e s 2- 4,August 23rd only. MARY ANN BALDYGA volunteer fire department, which U.S. officials who arrived this Is a grand champion. Call CARS new tires. $300. 649-7770. Assistant Clerk Doted Aug. 14, 1986 Cuba “will make it more difficult week in Cuba soon will begin mower, lots more. Satur­ 6,dishes,tv,odds and The fiduciary Is: expects to raise $5,000 from this 643-7605 after 5. day August 23rd. 8am- ends,22 Foster Street, Tag Sale. Saturday 8/23- FOR SALE Clinton Zene 032-08 year’s event. for the government of Cuba to interviewing 58 long-term political Manchester. 1978 Chevette,4 door,auto­ 4pm. 85 Thayer Rd. 24, 9-3. Antique picture matic,air condltlonlng- 105 Irving Street Aside from the long lines for obtain U.S. dollars and American prisoners to determine their eligi­ Moving must get rid of Manchester. frames, children's clo­ Hartford, CT 06112 peach shortcake, there was music goods by unlawful means,” State bility to immigrate to the United black Labadore mix, 2'/j ,good condition,call 048-08 Garage Sale-August thing and toys, and mis­ 649-4919. by Johnny Prytko and the Good Department spokesman Charles States. Similar interviews will be years old, fixed. Call 2 3 r d , 9 : 0 0 - cellaneous household Redman said. 649-2714. 3:00,miscellaneous house­ Items. 352 Taylor Street, Times Band, and there was enter­ conducted with 26 recently re­ hold Items, and clothing, 1982 Toyota Corolla. 5 Datsun 310 1979,4 speed- tainment by the Eighth District “The objective is to tighten leased prisoners and with relatives Vernon. Rain or shine. speed, air conditioning, ,hlgh highway milea­ USED CARS enforcement of the embargo, deny­ Healthy loveable kittens, Tag Sale - August 23rd and 20 Fulton Rood. LIQUOR PERMIT Fife and Drum Corps. of a group of Cubans who came to looking tor good home. Large Tag Sale. August AM/FM, new brakes. Ex­ ge,new clutch, and NOTICE OF APPLICATION ing to the Castro regime economic this country in 1984. 24th, Saturday 9:00 - 3:00, cellent condition. $4,000. brakes,AM/FM cassette. 83 PLY TURI8M0 And there was STEAL, an Please call 646-4288, keep Sunday all day. Miscel­ T ag S a I e - 23rd and 24th, 8:00am to ()p., 4 C)l, Ml, Sta Cm benefits from the United States While no change is contemplated trying! 4pm, 3 families, furniture, 659-2436 after 5:30. Very good condition Th is Is to give notice that I, organization opposed to town- while Castro continues to ignore laneous Items, applian­ furniture,washing ma­ $1100,646-1205. ROBERT P. MAGNOTTA of district consolidaton, whose in that policy, the measures ces, furnitures, clothing. chine, toys,clothing, toys, clothes, household 118 CONWAY ROAD, MAN­ *4295 international obligations and to ordered by Reagan call for an end Free kittens - variety of miscellaneous household goods, bedding and much 1976 Mecury Montigo mix C H E S T E R , C T 06040 hove members combed the area, taking 2 Roln or shine, 44 North station wagon, 8 cylinder, Must Sell - 1977 Toyota mrsue policies inimical to U.S. to immigration by Cubans through ages and colors. Checked Street Monchester. Items. August 23rd,10am- more. 17 Scott Drive, filed on application pla­ 84 CHEV CHEVETTE donations and talking to people fnterests.” by a vet. Call 742-5768. best otter. Call after 12 Celica GT Hatchback. 5 carded A U G U S T 11,1986 with about their cause. third countries. 5pm, 151 Birch Vernon. Directly off Tun- noon, 643-8561. speed, good condition. the Department of Liquor Cp., 4 Cyl. Ml Redman said a proclamation Redman said the Cuban govern­ Street, Manchester. nell Rd. Control o CAFE for the sole "There is a crisis in town and AKC Doberman puppy. 1 Tag Sale. August 23 and Reliable. First $1000 takes signed by the president calls for a ment has been "trafficking in 24, 21 Stock Place, Man­ nouth Fury - 1975. Air It. Call 647-9804. of alcoholic liquor on the pre- *4195 that is consolidation,” said Ad­ crackdown on trading with Cuban human beings” by charging citi­ female. Excellent temper- chester, 9am-5pm. Child­ Neighborhood tag sale.S- Estate Tag Sale - 70 Jarvis mlses 378 HARTFORD rienne Bletchman. She is the wife ment, shots, ears, tails 8, aturday August 23rd,9-4. Road, Manchester, Au­ Sdltlonlng, excellent ROAD, MANCHESTER, CT 85 CHEV CAPRICE front companies located in Pa­ zens and U.S. residents thousands ren's articles, furniture 06040. The business will be of Robert Bletchman, who is claws. 646-4104. Phillip and Kane Roads. gust 23rd, 10am. Antiques, condition. 647-7702 after 4 h.. H Ml tc, n. n. nama and elsewhere, which at­ of dollars to finance the departure and miscellaneous. 6pm, $1700. owned bv H.R.C., INC. of 378 f.IMm, P. Udu president of STEAL, which stands tempt to evade the U.S. trade Childrens many household Items. HARTFORD ROAD, MAN­ for Stop Tampering with the of Cubans to third countries, from )7 ^miscellaneous Tog Sale. Huge. Many Items,aauarlum,mlscellan Chevy Impala, 1975, 4 dr. C H E S T E R , C T 06040 ond will embargo. which they proceed legally to the eous. 1983 Cadillac Brougham. be conducted bv ROBERT P. *10,595 Eighth’s American Liberties. She An official at the Cuban diplo­ United States. FDR SALE new Items. Air condi­ hard top. Air, power steer­ Full size sedan Devllle. M A G N O T T A OS permittee. 3 called the peach festival “a good tioner. Must come. 35 CARS Herald photo by Tucker matic mission in Washington, who The ‘‘extortionary fees” Tag Sale-curtains beds­ I ing and brakes. V8, cruise Top condition. First ROBERT P. MAGNOTTA 85 FORD ESCORT arena to inform people of what’s Glendale Rd. 9-4pm, Au­ Doted 13-8-86 asked not to be identified, said, charged by Cuban officials some­ preads,maple end tables- FOR SALE control. Good condition $10,000 takes It. Call 646- Sh. If.. 4 Cyl.. Ml 4C. PS, PI. happening in town.” gust 23, Saturday. Rain $750 742-0862. 8132. 024-08 Skm, LrmiM Eric Gagne, 4, of Manchester, digs into Peggy, and joined nearly 3,500 people “What can you eilpect from this times exceeds $30,000, Redman date Sunday. ,lamps living room ‘"rhis event may not occur next administratioiYs_a^tudes toward said. set,dishes. 45 Glenwood year unless they (townspeople) some peach shortcake during Friday who danced, ate and were merry at the For sale. Lloyd AM/FM Street,August 23rd,9-2. *5495 night's Eighth District peach festival on annual event. More pictures on page 3. Cuba. It doesnTiurprise me a bit.” cassette radio - $20; Sony Tag Sale. Furniture, hard­ The official said the embargo ware, stereo eaulpment, Please turn to page 10 AM /FM mini cassette Tag Sale, Saturday Au­ 82 NISSAN STANZA Main Street. Gagne was with his mother. "hasn't intimidated Cuba in the with mini speakers - $15; 4 clothing & miscellaneous. gust 23, 8-4. 212 Lydall 4 k.. 4 Cyl.. 5 SH.. PI I past and won’t now. And it won’t Norfolk ends piece drum set, pearl 9-3. Saturdoy 57 Mountain Rd. Street. Rain or shine. encourage Cuba to change its white, great for beginners Much miscellaneous. *4195 policies in ways the administration - $75; % Violin with case, Reosonable prices. Conrail offer good for school age child­ Three family tag sale - 572 84 PONT JOOOO Bozzuto sets goals for state, self might find more acceptable.” ren, why rent?, I pald$380, Wetherell Street Saturday Take a Look 4 k. IK. Ml. «C. PS. PI. am, TM U.S. officials who briefed repor­ will sell for $100; 10 speed and Sunday 8/23 & 8/24, Tag Sale - Group effort, PM By George Loyng ters, asking to remain anonymous, 9am - 3pm. Rain date next Saturday August 23, 543 By H. Josef Hebert bike - $10, red, 27", Bov's. MAZDA Herald Reporter said they have identified 118 The Associated Press Call 647-8485. weekend. Woodbridge Street. *7295 companies or individuals involved B 2000 81 CHEV CHEVETTE Republican gubernatorial candidate Richard in such activities. WASHINGTON - The Reagan CARS 4 k, 4 Cyl., Ml Shm Cm. Bozzuto has goals for both the state and himself, Some sell Cuban goods, such as administration's frustrating, 18- CARS CARS fish, to the United States while FDR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE and he is confident those goals will be met. month battle to sell Conrail to the I I T R U C K S a t *2895 “Everything I've said will happen has others serve as purchasing agents Norfolk Southern Corp., ended I . % for the Cuban government, buying 7 9 happened.” he said during an interview Friday Friday as the railroad announced 83 PONT FIREBIRD U.S. products for u.se in Cuba, the Cp.. P-t, Ml. PS. PI. Skm with reporters and editors at the Manchester withdrawal of its bid to purchase Herald. Bozzuto noted that he predicted he officials said. the government-owned freight Over 60 Trucks Now Available! *6995 would win the GOP convention’s nomination in Redman said, "We will be line. July, and he did. He’s equally confident about identifying more quickly and pub­ 82 CHEV CAVALIER the Sept. 9 primary against the two other licizing our findings on businesses "There is no end in sight to the A U SSA iM THE CIVILIZED A CIVILIZED TRUCK 4 k. 4 Cyl.. 4 SH„ K. Stm Republican candidates — Gerald Labriola of which are fronts for Cuba and with legislative impasse which has Naugatuck and Julie Belaga of Westport. which American firms and nation­ already delayed the sale too long,” W ITH A *3995 als may not deal,” Under existing Norfolk Southern chairman Ro­ STANZA WAGON NISSAN TRUCKS Belaga and Labriola SMALL TRUCK SPORTY FLAIR. 86 CHEV CAPRICE have both pointed to dele­ law, trade with Cuba is a criminal bert Claytor wrote Transportation 2 And 4 Wheel MAZDA B2000 IS A NEW EXPERIENCE IN 4 k, P{, Ml. K. PS. PMmM ;N e w s gate primaries held ear­ offense. Secretary Elizabeth Dole in in­ Drive 1987 B2(X)0 SE-5 IS A NEW EXPERIENCE lier this year as examples Redman said the measures forming the government of the RIDING COMFORT, HANDLING, AND VALUE. announced Friday also involve withdrawal. Standard features include a responsive over­ IN PURE DRIVING ENJOYMENT. *12,050 A n a l y s i s of what happens when registered Republicans — greater control on organizations The announcement clears the head cam engine, 5-speed overdrive, steel- The SE-S combines sporty styling with a re­ 84 DODGE ARIES which promote travel to Cuba and belted radials, welded steel double-wall sponsive overhead cam engine, S-speed over­ 2 k, 4 Cyl., Ml PS. Skm and not selected delegates way for Congress to move ahead on cargo bed, tinted glass, brushed nap full drive, white spoker wheels, raised-white- — vote. on the transmission of money or legislation that would sell Conrail QUALIFIED carpeting, trip odometer, letter radials, rear step bumper, dual goods to the island. BUYERS *4895 In those contests, Bozzuto finished last to his through a public stock offering and and much more. Plus one sport mirrors, tinted two opponents, and both Belaga and Labriola “The Castro regime controls alt mt. lain it as a separate railroad. 0/V£ OF A KIND WAGON of the roomiest cabs in its glass, sporty stripes, 83 MERC LYNX r convertible currency sent to Cuba 9 predict the same thing will happen next month. % The 1986 4WD Stanza Wagon sports dual sliding class, all standard, I------more. See it soon. 4 k, 4 Cyl, Ml, K. PS. PI. I Key members of Congress sug­ side doors. Just like a van'So loadins and unload­ drive it now. But Bozzuto denied he was nervous about the and provides Cuban recipients gested a sale along those lines is ing is a real breeze. It‘s like having a wagon and a election. “No, not at all.” he said, “Let them only a small share of the value of van all m one. Dependable four wheel drive lets *4895 the money or goods sent,” he said. still possible this year. you control any road with confidence And the «5999 toot all they want.” superior level of standard equipment makes driv­ •Includes rebate. THE 1987 84 CHEV CAMARO Z28 He predicted that his margin of victory at the Frank Caizon, executive direc­ Conrail serves 15 states from the ing a real pleasure- Power steering, power brakes. New 1986 std. 2 wheel Cp.. P-l. Ml IC. PS. PI P PMm, July state convention will he repeated in the tor of the Cuban-American Na­ Northeast to Missouri. ^ AM/FM radio, reclining front bucket seats, rear 1987 MAZDA B2000 Skm . window wiper/washer. digital clock, and so much drive pickup #5225. primary. If so, then Bozzuto would win 54 more. The 1986 Stanza Wagon-come into our MA^DA B2000 LX CAB PLUS percent of the vote to Labriola’s 24 percent and Herald photo by Tucker showroom and see it today' MAZDA CAB PLUS *11,395 Belaga’s 22 percent. V Cab Plus available on all models. CONQUERS TRUCKS GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE RICHARD BOZZUTO TODAY’S HERALD VACATION READY USEiyCARS! B2000LX. THE FINAL FRONTIER. Please turn to page 10 . . . certain he’ll prevail in GOP primary 85 CHEV CIO PICKUP A UNIQUE COMBINATION Sunny, then cloudy CARS — CARS — CARS TRUCKS OF LUXURY AND SPORTINESa SPACE. P-l. Ml. PI PI I Harbor blockade 80 Buick RIvltra 2 dr, hardtop, loaded •7995 03 Toyota 'e vessels recovered no illegal drugs 6 *9895 long 12 years for me.” Michael Earl Meadows, 17, and proved through the courts that and made Just one unrelated the afternoon. Details on page 2. 82 NIasan Sanlra wag., air EXOTICS ATTENTION CASH BUYERS! *Financing Rate Available •4495 84 CHEV CIO PICKUP OKLAHOMA aT Y - Kerr- Ms. Silkwood, a lab analyst at Dawn Elaine Meadows, 15, of what she said was true.” arrest, a spokesman said Friday. 81 Plymouth Champ 4 ip o . 2 or. 7 8 Marcadaa 4 dr. aadan. 8 cyl. tSOOO •8995 Story on page 7, •2695 You get a 48 mos./60,000 mile to qualified buyers. I Cyl, Ml PI PI SabM Pig. McGee Corp. agreed Friday to pay the Kerr-McGee Cimarron Pluto­ Ardmore. The rest will go for Rick Pereles, director of corpo­ Index the estate of Karen Silkwood $1.38 nium Plant near Crescent, died in attorneys’ fees and expenses, 00 Buick Canlury 4 dr, tedan. auto •2995 Extended Warranty at Financing terms up to 48 mos. rate communications for Kerr- 20 pages. 2 aaetions, million, settling a 10-year-old an auto accident Nov. 13,1974. The including about $70,000 to Silkwood McGee, said the Oklahoma City Quiet support NO EXTRA CHARGE *5995 nuclear contamination lawsuit in 28-year-old employee was on her as co-administrator of the estate, Waakanfl Plus Magazlns which a jury award of $10.5 million way to meet with a New York energy company in no way ac­ The noted American moral he said. cepted blame for alleged pluto­ Advice — Local new s.3,10 88 FORD BRONCO II for her heirs was overturned on Times reporter to discuss alleged theologian repudiated this week by 4IM k, I Cyl, Ml PI PI I Silkwood said the three children nium contamination of Ms. Silk­ the Vatican has many backers in B u t in s e s . Lottery , 2. appeal. safety problems at the plant. She wood and in fact “believe we would Obitueriee___ 10 had been contaminated by pluto­ “are all in favor of the settlement. among his fellow scholars. The Churches-----17 *11,995 The agreement, announced by have prevailed” in a new trial. Opinion ,,8' MORIARfiY BROTHERS, Exit 60 Off 1-84 the defendant and attorneys for the nium several days earlier. It is a relief to them, too. They are Rev. Charles Curran also has some Claeeilled - 18-20 estate of the late nuclear industry Jim Ikard, chief attorney for the happy.” But Pereles said Kerr-McGee support, mostly quiet, among U.S. Cornice , 8 People______2 DECORMIERMOTOR SALES, INC activist, was termed fair and just Silkwood estate, said about As for his daughter, Silkwood felt it was to its economic benefit to Roman Catholic bishops. But he Connecticut__ 4 Sports _ 11-14 HOURS: CARTER by both sides. $500,000 of the sMtIement will be said: settle out of court and get the case also has critics in both camps. Entertainment 18 U.S./World .7 ,10 Open Evenings 'til 9 p.m. 3R1-31S CENTER STRUT " I feel pretty good about it," said divided equally among Ms. Silk- “She did what she had to do. I behind it. Story on page 17. Focus______15 Weather______2 '8 1 1 CHEVROLET FrI. & Sat. 'tit 5 p.m. MRNCNESTER,CONRECTICUT 643-5135 1229 Main Straol Manchaatar • S46-8464