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He also had been questioned in lawful restraint, threatening and rough, Ontario. 82 Ply. Horizon...... *1695 eluding police for 13 months that the procedure for Merrill's but was taken into custody NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Murray said that Merrill would following his escape last year extradition would depend on the without incident. connection with the March 7,1987, sixth-degree larceny. eral Statute 23-Germany, community to a bedroom community for increased from 452 to 457. But while the burglary See GROWING PAINS, page 12 Please call 8754451 and Japan (CHOOSE ONE: have 1 Fans of Cary Larson's offbeat comic Hartford professionals has become dramatically Rose said the growth has gotten to the point rate increased just 1 percent, the value of property anytime. voiced doubts about reports that, strip (CHOOSE ONE: “ Doonesbury," taken in those burglaries increased from $72,820 to want a UN team to find out if) "The Far Side") were disappointed to $108,339, or about 33 percent. Statewide, burglaries Iraq used poison gas against learn that Larson will lake time off from increased 2.2 percent to 39,028 incidents with $27.3 Automotive thousands of Kurds recently. work to rest and travel. million worth of property stolen. Despite the increase in the value of goods stolen in i The Soviets appear unlikely to In the new film "Gorillas In The Mist," $400,000 Cheney Hall bonding is approved regain contact with a now-out- Sigourney Weaver portrays famed burglaries, the total amount stolen in Manchester — CARR of-control spacecraft (CHOOSE anthropologist (CHOOSE ONE: Jane when combining burglaries with motor vehicle interior of the hall which will become Associates of Glastonbury, has tenta­ FOR RALE ONE: drifting near the space Goodall, Dian Fossey), who devoted B y Alex G Irelll which met this morning. thefts, robberies, larceny — dropped from $793,595 a community center and a performing tively agreed on what work will be station Mir, launched earlier to her life to studying and protecting Manchester Herald McCavanagh said this week that he to $623,565, or about 21 percent. 1977 CUTLAS^upremT- had urged the governor to seek center under the management of the done with the $400,000. It includes I the Martian moon Phobos). Africa's endangered mountain gorillas. While the number of larcenies in the state jumped Enelne factory rebuilt, A $400,000 state bond issue to help approval of the bonds despite efforts Little Theatre of Manchester. installing a heat pump, moderizing 30.000 miles, transmis­ After the longest men's singles final in 2.9 percent with 90,531 incidents, larcenies in pay for renovations to Cheney Hall in to cut the state budget to avoid a LTM will use the hall for its own the sprinkler system, doing some Manchester only increased from 1,386 to 1,393, orO.5 sion rebuilt, 15,000 U.S. Open history, Sweden's Mats basic electrical work, insulating the miles. Mechanically Manchester was approved today by budget deficit. productions and arrange for its use by percent. • Wilander emerged victorious over de­ space above the loft, and demolishing The next step in the process of sound. Body shot. Ask­ fending champion ..?.m The match lasted the state’s Bond Commission on other groups. The report’s figures did not include such crimes ing $300 or best offer. N e w sn a m e the stage, which is to be replaced later (15 points for correct recommendation of Gov. William getting the funds is for the Cheney The exterior has already been as drug offenses, less serious assaults and Coll 646-3053.______nearly five hours. with a larger stage. answer or answers) O’ Neill. Hall Foundation to make an applica­ renovated although a small amount of white-collar crimes. And they included only 1983 MERCURY Cnprl. Also at the U.S. Open, Steffi Graf won tion to the Connecticut Historical The hall is expected to become the I have lately been State Rep. James McCavanagh, outside work still remains to be done. incidents that are reported to police, although 5.0, 5 speed, sur >of, the women's singles title, becoming Commission, which will administer focal point for the Cheney Historic talking to govern­ D-Manchester, said today that he had surveys have shown, for instance, that only half of 71.000 miles. $39C„ or the first person to capture the "Grand the funds. A subcommitte from the Cheney District where former textile mills I best otter. Eric, 646- ment officials about been Informed by David McQuade of all burglaries are reported. Slam" since (CHOOSE ONE; Maureen The money will be used to take Hall Foundation, working with the have been or will be. converted to 2088.______the recent wave of the governor’s staff that the bonds There were 156 murders in Connecticut last year, Connolly, Margaret Court) did it in architect for the project, Maimfeldt apartments. strikes in my coun­ were approved by the commission. preliminary steps to renovate the an increase of eight, or 5.4 percent, over the 148 INVITATION TO BIO 1970. try. Last week, I again murders in 1986. Police reported solving 138 of them, I S«al«d bids will b« racelyad Dennis Conner, sailing a double-hulled In tha Ganaral Sarylcat' of- called for the legali­ or 88.5 percent. flca, 41 Cantar St., Monchat- zation of Solidarity. catamaran, breezed past challenger tar, CT until SEPTEM BER "New Zealand" to win the coveted ..7.. Deaver gets $100,000 fine, escapes prison 30,19M at 11:00 a.m. for tha Who am I? following; — yacht racing’s grandest prize. RENTAL OF TWO MOBILE YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCCDREt of opportunity,” also ordered Deaver alcoholics. said that the investigation “ has taken TODAY 61 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — Good. 61 to 70 points — Fair. By James Rowley OFFICE TRAILERS to perform 1,500 hours of community Although Jackson said he did not a terrible toll on me and my family Tha Town of Monchastar Is Cl Knowfedse Unlimited, Inc. 919-88 The Associated Press and my friends and my business.” service doubt that Deaver had given false an aquol opportunity am- answers to questions about his lobby­ But Deaver said, “ I can take Index ployar, and roqulrot on afflr- WASHINGTON — Michael K. In addition, the judge directed motlvo action policy torall of ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Deaver to refrain from lobbying the ing, the judge said imprisonment comfort in the fact that I have had the 24 pages, 2 tecllont Iti Contractors and Vandort Deaver, once one of President Rea­ would not be the correct way to support of friends and family in os o condition of doing busl- gan’s closest aides, was given a federal government during the term e natt with tha Town, os par dn3 $,»j|jaiuv-s iizno^ |aii8jr|^-, of his suspended sentence. rehabilitate Deaver. coming to grips with the worst demon Fodarol Ordar 11246. suspended three-year sentence today that faced, and that was 9YW24 PaODllk 8 i|pu9-| UF«|-c iXoMO, u r |a -7 !„ap jS ib j a>U„-L =5111045 V 314034 After the hearing, Deaver told Jackson, referring to Denver’s fight I Bid forms, plant and spaclfl- and fined $100,000 for lying under oath 16 SDor*« 13-18 q-S :j-t :p-£ !»-Z i»-l :5ailOMH31VIV against alcoholism, said that “ such alcoholism.” cotlont ora oyollobla at tha about his lobbying activities after he reporters, “It was a very fair A AriAnrA 9 Ganaral Sarvicat' offica. »»»|»M H7»l I3WVN5M3N sentence, if I had been guilty.” rehabilitation as is needed, as he well His realization that he had a left the White House. i 9-A 12 Stata/Raalo'< A.K TOWN OF soqoqj uooui u r;|jr,y aqi o| Ja||Jaa paq3unr|-s Outside the federal courthouse, knows, must come from within problem with alcoholism “ changed U.S. District Judge Thomas Pen- 1 a Ma f u , 9 Talavialnn 17 MANCHESTER, CT. t|| ino pup o| uirai Nfl * | u zm -, l$uisnoq-£ !sauioq-£ !suo|pa|a himself,V my life dramatically.” Deaver said field Jackson, saying he doubted a Deaver said he has proposed to the AlaSI An AAf ArIH ROBERT B. WEISS, In pleading for leniency, Deaver, 7 WaethAP 2 GENERAL MANAGER aqi asfAJadni o| |uauiuia«o8 uiijaiuj ‘Mau r-i :]4035aiM0M prison term would deter others from court that he fulfill the community once Reagan’s deputy chief of staff. See DEAVER, page 12 Obttuarlsa------7 W a a k a n d ------10 056-09 committing what he called “ the crime service requirement by counseling _« -- MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 28, 19»8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23, 1988 — 3 RECORD 150 attend celebration of lifesaving No conflict seen ‘Grandfather’ of town’s emergency service is honored by ethics board About Town Obhnaries Police Roundup By Michele Noble “ I ended up finding him a rather compassion­ Manchester Herald ate man and I learne.d a great deal about him,” Carter said. “ He put hi^ heart and soul into this in mall-PZC role Class planning 15th reunion Irene H. Sullivan made to the Alzheimer’s Disease sisters, Louise Ciechowski of the The man many call “ the grandfather’’ of program and we’re going to miss him. As far as By Nancy Concelman employment. The provisions of and Related Disorders Associa­ Rockville section of Vernon and 2 charged In robbery Manchester’s Emergency Medical Service was East Catholic High Schooi Ciass of 1973 wiii hold Irene H. Sullivan, 87, of 16 I ’m concerned he was the father of what I Manchester Herald this section shall not prohibit any tion, 800 Cottage Grove Road, Elaine Kroll of Manchester; awarded Thursday night with “ the world’s consider the best EMS system in the country.” Ita 18-year reunion on Nov. 26 at the Jesters Court in Strickland St., died Wednesday person not then a member of the Bloomfield 06002. seven grandchildren; a great- Police arrested two youths this week in largest Band-Aid," signed by more than 100 Dr Joel J. Reich, chairman of the EMS Council, Manchester. (Sept. 21, 1988) at Manchester The Ethics Commission has Board of Directors from holding grandson; and several nieces and connection with a Sept. 4 robbery at the Xtra Mart, people who have worked with him over the years. said the timing of Butterfield’s resignation was Members of the class are asked to cail Mary Memorial Hospital. mled that a local engineer may more than one town office or from nephews. 385 Main St, police said. Dr. Robert Butterfield Sr., who headed the coincidental because at the time the council had Legault McConviiie at 646^004 or Jim Higgins at She was bom in Manchester work as a consultant for the town furnishing services to or being Olive M. Holcomb The funeral will be Monday at Jamie Alan Daigneault, 18, of 15 Highland Ave. EMS Department at Manchester Memorial not begun planning the anniversary celebration. M»4800. and was a lifelong resident. Building Department on the employed by more than one Olive M. (Jones) Holcomb, 9:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral was arrested Tuesday and charged with first- Hospital for more than 13 years, was honored at Before retiring 22 years ago, she "H e is really the grandfather of the Manches­ Buckland mall project and re­ board, bureau or commission of formerly of Hartford, died Wed­ Home, 400 Main St., followed by a degree robbery and second-degree larceny after he the service’s fifth anniversary reception. He was employed at the Travelers ter EMS, although he doesn’t like me to use that main a member of the Planning the town.” nesday (Sept. 21, 1988) at a recently announced his plans to retire from his Dietitian to speak Insurance Co. for many years. Mass of Christian burial at 10 turned himself in, police said. Daigneault's term,” Reich said, adding that he was glad the and Zoning Commission. Ethics Commission member Manchester convalescent home. a.m. in St. Isaac Jogues Church, 1 honorary position on the EMS Council. service was given the opportunity to honor him. She was a member of St. Bridget statements led police to Jay Patano, 16, of Ellington, Members of the Ethics Com­ Jonathan Mercier agreed that Dietitian Gioria Weiss wiii be speak at the “ He did an excellent Job of bringing together the Church. She wpsi[>om in Staffordshire, Home Terrace, East Hartford. who was arrested Wednesday and charged with More than 150 people from Manchester mission mled on Thursday that there would be no conflict under meeting of the Emanuei Lutheran Church’s "W e different units to make the system work. We She is survived by a niece, Lois England, and had lived most of Burial with military honors will first-degree robbery, second-degree larceny, aijd Memorial Hospital, the Town of Manchester Fire there would be no conflict of commission mles, but said Sec­ Gals" Ciub on Sept. 27 at the church. couldn’t have done it without him." G. Knickerbocker of Windsor; her life in Hartford before moving be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, East third-degree assault, according to the police report. Department and people who have been served by interest if PZC member William tion 3 of the Town Charter could two nephews, Gerald Sullivan of .tdvMhnchester. She was active Hartford. Calling hours are Sun­ Another male youth involved in the rob^ry, the town’s Emergency Medical Service attended Butterfield, who opened a Main Street office in A. Bayer, a partner in the Kahn & require an opinion from the town Orange officers Installed Glastonbury and Harry E. Clenof and served as chairman for day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. police said, has not yet been charged. the reception. Manchester fqr general practice in 1952, was Bayer engineering firm, works attorney. British War Relief in Hartford Memorial donations may be When police questioned Daigneault Tuesday, he elected president of the Manchester Heart The Manchester Grange 31 installed officers for Rocky Hill; and several grand­ Among those at the event were about 50 people for the town Building Department But the commission chairman. during World War II. She was a made to St. Isacc Jogues Church said he and another male youth were riding iti Association in 1962. In 1969 he become a staff the upcoming year at the Grange Hall Wednesday. nieces and grandnephews. the service considers a “ save," or people who as a consultant on the design Judge of Probate William FitzGe­ member of the Connecticut Arts Building Fund, 61 Home Terrace, Patano's car prior to the robbery, police said. physician at Manchester Memorial Hospital and The officers installed include: Mary Byron, The funeral will be Monday at probably would have died if they had not received phase of the mall and on subse­ rald, said he interpreted the last and Crafts Club and the Town and East Hartford 06108. Daigneault told police he didn’t know what Patano in 1970 became the director of the Manchester mastor; Cynthia Armstrong, overseer; Marion 9:15 a.m. from the John F. the emergency treatment. quent inspections. sentence of Section 3 to mean that Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. County Club of Hartford. was planning to do when he went into the Xtra Mart. EMS. He served as the hospital’s chief of staff in Beereml, lecturer; Leona Gibson, steward; Chester Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. gave Butterfield a “ I think it’s an interesting “ you can be a town official and Center St., followed by a Mass of She is survived by two sisters, Carmelo Plaza Later, he said that the three had discussed thw 1973-74. project and I’d like to get work for the town.” Small, assistant steward; Irene Boarez, lady town proclamation thanking him for his years of In 1974, Butterfield went on to become the Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Phyllis D. Boss of Manchester Carmelo Plaza, 36, of Hartford, robbery, but that he bad been asleep in the car wheih involved,” Bayer said at the Commission member Sol R. assistant steward; Elisa^th Thrall, chaplain; service. After the presentation, Butterfield director of East Hartford’s EMS, where he Bridget Church. Burial will be in and Millicent A. Jones of Bolton; father of Tifffany Plaza and the robbery occurred and did not learn about it until hearing. Cohen said he didn’t see a Pred Thrall, assistant chaplain; Celeste King, received a standing ovation. served for 10 years. In 1982, he helped start St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling a brother, Victor C. Jones of Natasha Plaza, both of Coventry, Patano told him about it, police said. No statement Under the Ethics Commission’s conflict, but that the public treasurer; Edith Schoell, secretary; Florence “ We’ve had some tight times, some good times Manchester's EMS Council, which organized the hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. Mentor, Ohio; and several nieces died Wednesday (Sept. 21, 1988) from Patano was available. mles and regulations,' Bayer will might. Lines, gatekeeper; Catherine Byron, ceres; Nancy and we’ve shared a lot of times and I ’m going to EMS service in 1983. and 7 to 9 p.m. and nephews. in Farmington. Both youths are being held on a $5,000 bond and have to abstain from any votes “ There may be no conflict here Rowe, pomona; Evelyn Slater, flora. miss it,” Butterfield told a crowd of about 150. One of the speakers at the reception was Town Memorial donations may be Graveside services were held Besides his two daughters, he is are scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior the PZC makes on applications but I’ve always had the concern Members elected to the executive committee "But at age 69, I can't keep up with these new of Manchester Fire Chief John C. Rivosa, who made to the American Cancer today at 1 p.m. in East Cemetery. survived by his wife, Maria Court on Monday. for the mall. The PZC has already that in the eyes of the public there Include: Ruth Herbele, Diane Small and Maryanne guys. It’s time for me to move on.” described the planned expansion of the para­ Society, 237 E. Center St., Man­ There were no calling hours. The (Rodriguez) Plaza; his mother, approved final site plans. appears to be conflict,” Ctohen Stone. Richard Carter, a member of the EMS Council medic service. He said approval of a new vehicle chester 06040. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Maria Lopez; a son, Carmelo Bayer said he hasn’t been said. and one of the first organizers of the system who is expected next week and when that is on line Center St., was in charge of Plaza Jr.; another daughter, 2 face drug charges commenting or voting on applica­ But commission member M. worked with Butterfield, called him “ a rather next year the present vehicle will operate as a VFW to host tag sale arrangements. Daisy Plaza; and three sisters. tions from the mall developer, the Adler Dobkin argued that if the Rosa DeSimone Two Manchester residents were arrested Thurs­ toughJndi viduai” and said that he was "scared to backup vehicle with one paramedic. The main DR. BUTTERFIELD Memorial donations may be Carmen Plaza, Lucy Plaza and Chicago-based Homart Dievelop- commission were always con­ The Veterans of Foriegn Wars Post in Manchester day and charged with operating a dmg factory after death of him" during the council's first meetings. vehicle will continue to have two paramedics. Rosa (DiLoreto) DeSimone, 78, made to St. George’s Episcopal Josefina Plaza, all of Hartford. . . honored for service ment Co., because two or three cerned with appearances.” we will hold a tag sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Church, 1150 Boston Turnpike, members of the Tri Town Narcotics Task Force •M E. Center St. formerly of Hartford, wife of the The funeral was today with years ago his firm was a could exclude a lot of expertise.” late John DeSimone Sr. and Bolton 06043. found cocaine and dmg paraphernalia in their candidate for engineering work Bayer said he hadn’t consi­ Space for the sale is available for $10. For burial in Mount St. Benedict home, police said. Information call 646-9018. mother of Rocco J. DeSimone of Cemetery, Bloomfield. The De­ on the project. dered that there might be appear­ Manchester, died Thursday Richard LaChapelle Leon Funeral Home, 104 Main St., Thomas P. Quinn. 30, of 121 Elvree St., and Aniie Homart did not hire his firm, ance of conflict. (Sept. 22, 1988) at a local Hartford, was in charge of Marie Charbonneau, 25, of the same address, were Unhappy landlord plans own commission but Bayer has continued to ’T m just being cautious,” Mothers to meet on education convalescent home. Richard L. LaChapelle, 74, of arrangements. arrested at around 6 p.m. at their home after task abstain because he missed some Bayer said. force members executed a search warrant, police presentations on theapplications. The Combined Catholic Mothers’ Circles will Besides her son, she is survived East Hartford, formerly of Man­ Bayer sought an advisory opin­ said. By Andrew Yurkovskv apartment as a “ raw deal.” She V. Camposeo said before Kelehan They’re in here to protect the “ Here’s somebody who was not ion from thecommissionafterthe meet Wednesday in St. James School’s cafeteria. by two daughters and a son-in- chester, died Thursday (Sept. 22, Manchester Herald law, Lee Grippo of Wethersfield, 1988) at the Veterans Administra­ Sandra Rose said that she and her husband spoke that that any previous tenant.” involved with a project as a Building Department asked his The group offers support to women who are Charbonneau was the only one home when police began eviction proceedings Christine and Antonio DiLoreto of tion Medical Center, Newington. Sandra (Miske) Rose, 56, of South decisions of the commission were Camposeo said after the meet­ member of the PZC,” said Ethics firm to consultant on a fee-for- concerned with properly educating their children in arrived and she told police there were no illegal A landlord who is dissatisfied against the tenants, Rita E. Rocky Hill; two other sons and He was the husband of Sally Windsor, wife of Robert W. Rose closed matters. ing that the sole question the Commission member Robert service basis, which means the the Catholic faith. For information call Barb Reid at drugs in the house, police said. She admitted to with a mling of the town’s Fair Kelsey and Raymond E. two daughters-in-law, Anthony (Abraitis) LaChapelle. and daughter of Charles Miske of commission was asked to rule on Franklin. ^ firm wouldn’t actually be em­ 6494513. having dmg paraphernalia and showed police a Rent Commission says she will go Krueger, before the tenants had Kelehan, after speaking to the DeSimone of San Jose, Calif., He was bom in Vernon on June Manchester, died Thursday was the rent increase at 65 North Commission members said be­ ployed by the town, FitzGerald cocaine sifter, scale and plastic containers, police forward with plans to start a filed a complaint about the commission, said the response John and Suzanna DeSimone Jr. 30, 1914. He lived in Manchester (Sept. 22, 1988) at Hartford St. cause Bayer had and would said. said. The containers had cocaine in them, police “ landlords’ commission.” She increase to the commission. she received from the commis­ Qolf tourney scheduled of West Hartford, and Dolores for 25 years before moving to Hospital. In criticizing the August deci­ continue to abstain on Homart Bayer has been a partner in the said. voiced her unhappiness to the " It ’s in retaliation, and we’re sion was “ terrible,” but she said DeSimone of Manchester; a East Hartford in 1962. Before Besides her husband and fa­ sion of the commission, Annette applications there would be no firm for about 20 years and has The 10th Annual C.R.A.P. Golf Invitational Golf Quinn came home and police found cocaine in his commission at its Thursday night suffering for it. It’s as if the Fair she didn’t know what she ex­ brother, Liberato DiLoreto of retiring in 1982, he was a ther, she is survived by two Kelehan claimed that many of the conflict under Ethics Commis­ served on the PZC for about 16 Tournament will be held Sept. 29 and will begin at 8 pocket, police said. meeting. Rent Commission gave her a pat pected it to do. Hartford; two sisters, Maria technician with Sears, Roebuck & daughters, Naomi Rose and violations in the apartment, such sion mles and regulations, but years. a.m. with a tee off. A portion of the event’s proceeds The landlord, Annette G. Kele- on the back,” Kelehan said, DiMattia and Agatha Rossi, both Co., Newington. He was a com­ Tammy Rose, both of South In the bedroom, bags containing a cocaine “ I don’t know,” she said. ” I as broken windows and sashes, there was disagreement over an A new state law that resulted will be donated to the Andover, Hebron, Marlbo­ residue, a free-basing pipe and other items werfe han, said that the formation of the referring to Kelsey. of Italy; 14 grandchildren; and 10 municant of St. Isaac Jogues Windsor. guess they can’t go back on their were caused by the tenants. interpretation of Section 3 of the from the L ’Ambiance building rough Youth Services, Inc. , found, police said. landlords’ commission was in the Commission Chairman Joseph ruling. They’d look like fools. Charles Kelehan said that he had Town Charter. collapse in Bridgeport two years Ib e tournament, which began 10 years ago, is great-grandchildren. Church, East Hartford, and was a The funeral will be Saturday at works. But she said she didn’t The funeral will be Saturday at U.S. Navy veteran, serving in 8:15 a.m. at the Samsel & Carmon Quinn and Charbonneau were both charged with been threatened by Krueger The section reads: ” ... no ago requires that stmctural engi­ expected to draw 100 players. know yet what the function of the when he had attempted to enter regular town official and no town neers act as consultants on. 8:15 a.m. from the D’Esopo World War II. He was a former Funeral Home, 419 Buckland possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana, commission would be. Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Brook member of the Army and Navy Road, South Windsor, followed by posession of drug paraphernalia and operating a the apartment to make repairs. employee shall have a financial projects over a certain size. Blvd., Wethersfield, followed by a Club of Manchester. a Mass of Christian burial at 9 drug factory. Kelehan and her husband, One dispute gets settled The Kelehans are trying to interest ... in any express or evict\ Kelsey and Krueger be­ Mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. Besides his wife, he is survived a.m. in St. Francis of Assisi Both were released on $5,000 non-surety bond and Qharles P. Kelehan, criticized the implied contract for furnishing EMERGENCY PoDen Count cause, they claim, Kelsey and in St. Lawrence O’Toole Church. by a son, Richard M. LaChapelle Church, South Windsor. Burial are scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Fair Rent Commission's decision A dispute between a Spruce The procedures of the commis­ personal services to the town, Fire — Police — Medical Krueger have not paid a water other than in his own express or Burial will be in Zion Hill of the Weatogue section of Sims­ will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Court on Wednesday. last month to phase in a $125 rent Street apartment dweller and his sion allow disputes to be settled increase they sought aL the bill and because the tenants had implied contract for furnishing Cemetery, Hartford. Calling bury; two daughters, Donna East Hartford. Calling hours are landlord has been settled through informally through what is known D IA L 911 NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Pollen Count Center at six-bedroom apartment they own promised to leave the apartment personal services in the perfor­ hours are today from 5 to 9 p.m. LeBlanc of Colchester and Patri­ today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 an informal agreement worked as conciliation. the Hospital of St. Raphael reported Friday that the by Sept. 1. mance of thedutiesofhisofficeor In Manchester Memorial donations may be cia Holtz of Hamburg, N.J.; two p.m. at 65 North St. Under the decision, out by members of the Fair Rent In conciliation, two members of pollen count was 19 and mold spores are low. Man, woman arrested the increase, which would bring Commission, commission the commission try to settle A pollen count of 0-10 means conditions are the rent to $675 per month, would members announced Thursday. complaints before they go to a comfortable for allergy and asthma sufferers. 11-50 A Windsor man was arrested Thursday and start going into effect after the The tenant, Forrest R. Carson public hearing. is uncomfortable, 51-100 is miserable and over 100 is DlftllS charged with possession of burglar’s tools and correction of housing-code viola­ Jr. of 173 Spmee St., filed a Town Attorney John W. Cooney dangerous. ______possession of dmg paraphernalia, police said. A tions in the apartment. complaint with the commission said that the agreement reached woman with him was arrested on larceny and drug About 15 people showed up for that cited the condition of the between Carson and Boyle Man­ Glidden, Michelle Ann, daughter of Jeffrey L. and Lawton, Allen Anthony III, son of Allen A. and charges. the meeting in the Lincoln Center apartment, a reduction in servi­ agement doesn’t have to be in Deborah Marshall Glidden of 191 Oakland St. was Deborah Wallett Lawton Jr. of 62 East St., Andover, Anthony C. Cliiarizio. 28, of 275 Windsor Ave.'. hearing room. Four landlords ces and an increase in rent from writing. In this case, Cooney said, Dr. Crane’s Quiz bom Aug. 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her was bom Sept. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Windsor, was arrested along with Janet Timko, 33, besides the Kelehans spoke dur­ $540 to $700 per month. a letter will be sent to both parties BOLENS TRUCKLOAD SALE! maternal grandparents are Dayle A. Marshall of His maternal grandparents are the late Mr. and of 111 Sunset Drive, Windsor Locks, at the Sears ing the meeting, asking questions Commission member William sayiiw that the complaint will be Jensen Beach, Fla. and Howard A. Marshall of Mrs. Richard J. Wallett, formerly of Portland. His store at 348 W. Middle Turnpike, police said. about how the commission works. Runde, who helped mediate the consiUered withdrawn. 1. A palomino would have which one of these? Andover. Her paternal grandparents are Alvin H. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Allen A. Store security personnel called police aftef While one landlord said that the dispute, said that the landlord, In other business, the commis­ TUSKS CLAWS HORNS MANE and Carol A. Glidden of Willimantic. Lawton of Portland. He has a brother, Adam, 8>A identifying the two as shoplifting suspects, police commission’s decisions appeared Boyle Management Co., had sion Thursday night decided to 2. When fishermen seek muskies, they usually go Harris, Jonathan Joseph, son of Brian J. and and two sisters. Erica, 4>A and Katie, I'A. said. Police said Timko told them she had a stolen to be slanted against landlords, given Carson a list of problems notify both tenants and landlords to which state? Mary Sampson Harris of 164 Irving St. was born McManus, Laura Elizabeth, daughter of Daniel sweater in her vehicle. A search of the vehicle Robert Faucher, a former chair­ that would be corrected. of the commission’s rulings in GOPHER WOLVERINE BAY SCONER Aug. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His M. and Christine Lloyd McManus of 1158 Boston revealed the sweater, two syringes, a razor blade, man of the town’s Human Rela­ “ He feels the landlord is writing a day after any such 3. Which nicknamed creature hibernates in maternal grandparents are Joseph and Marie Turnpike, Coventry, was born Sept. 7 at Manchester tubing containing an ash-like substance, miscel­ tions Commission, defended the sincere and will get the situation rulings are made. The commis­ winter? Harris of Vernon. His paternal grandparents are Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is laneous tools, coin slugs and a U.S. Mint bag. police commission. rectified,” Runde said during the sion also agreed to have Chair­ BILLY REYNARD PETER BRUIN Robert and Catherine Sampson of Canterbury. He Mary H. Lloyd of South Windsor. Her paternal said. Annette Kelehan described the commission’s meeting in the man Joseph V. Camposeo serve 4. Which one of these words is inappropriate In this has two sisters, Jessica, 3, and Ashley, l ‘A. grandparents are Gerald McManus of Bloomfield decision on the North Street Lincoln Center hearing room. as the board’s spokesman. and Constance Ferreira of Largo, Fla. Police found a syringe cap, a slug and two small grouping? Boyle, Thomas Patrick, son of Thomas P. and tools used for opening locks on Chiarzio, police said. FOOTBALL PELICAN BOOKKEEPER Janet Hess Boyle of 87 Boulder Road was bom Aug. Foley, Annie-Kate, daughter of Robert and Carol Helfert Foley of 421 Riley Mountain Road, Chiarzio was also charged with sixth-degree COMMITTEE 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal larceny and unlawful possession of coin slugs. He 5. Which girl’s name is not found in the Bible? and paternal grandparents are deceased. He has a Coventry, was born Sept. 8 at Manchester Memorial 2 limo services await rulings Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Helen and was held on $2,500 cash bond and was scheduled to LYDIA JANE ESTHER RUTH sister, Sara Elizabeth, UA. appear in Manchester Superior Court today. Bv Nancy Concelman bassador Limousine Services of experience in the livery business 6. Match the creatures at the left with the sounds Sibley, Stephanie Lynn, daughter of Stuart and Gilbert Helfert of Wilmington, N.C. Her paternal 'Timko was charged with si xth-degree larceny and Manchester Herald Glastonbury. is necessary to be successful, but they make. Tami Pierson Sibley of 47 Waddell Road was born grandparents are Joe Foley of Locust Valley, N.Y. 'The Shooter" Model 5210 Model 4021 and Irene Schmied, Pampano Beach, Fla. possession of dmg paraphernalia. She was released Steven DiMarco, owner of said the cost of the vehicles, (a) Razorback(v) Meow Aug. 30 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her • 3 HP • 5 HP Compac t • 4 HP Compact on $1,000 non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear The state Bureau of Public Ambassador Limousine Servi­ between $58,000 and $65,000, prob- (b) Swayback(w) Arf maternal grsindparents are Donna Pierson of 19 in Manchester Superior Court on Wednesday. Transportation is expected to ces. said after the Comollo ably discourages ’’gypsy” • 22“ Auger Drive •21" 2-Stage • 21" 2-Slage (c) Dalmatian (x) Nicker Proctor Road and Neal Pierson of 56 Dudley Road. Her paternal grandmother is Lucille Sibley of mie in about a month on applica­ hearing that representatives operators. (d) Maltese (y) Oink Thoughts tions for permits that would allow from existing services will often Comollo owns Comollo Enter­ $ 3 4 9 0 0 (e) Canvasback(z) Quack Enfield. She has a sister. Amber Lee, 20 months. *749®® *525®® Ristau, Corey Allan, son of William and Kathleen two limousine services to open in appear at the hearings to ask prises. a steel company with Corrections Manchester, a prospect that has questions about the applicants’ facilities in Manchester and Answers in Classified section O’Neill Ristau of 66 Dudley St. was bom Aug. 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal We are each a part of the world around us. We are put the owners of existing area background and experience in Kansas, but said he’s also been Blizzard grandparents are Mrs. Richard Valentine of South each connected in some vital way to this services on guard. running a service. involved with the operation of Buster community, this country, and to the world. As A story published on Thursday gave the incorrect The bureau held a public Ambassador operates nine veh­ three limousine services in Flor­ Windsor and Thomas O’Neill of Danielson. His date and location for a meeting to be held by the • 8 HP paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry citizens of the world we must open ourselves to the hearing on Thursday on an icles and has been in business ida and New Jersey. Lottery Family Support Committee in Coventry and the •FREE Ristau of 16 Jan Drive, Hebron. He has a brother, voices of those around us. We must listen to the application from Michael J. Lind­ three years. A Manchester resident for Department of Mental Retardation. The groups will Electric Start Kyle Devin, 3. voices of the voiceless — those who live on the sey to operate six limousines in DiMarco said fear of competi­ about 27 years, Comollo said he streets, those who suffer violence, those who are hold the meeting on Thursday, Sept. 29. at 7 p.m. a ( Manchester, just two weeks after tion was not the reason his service wanted to start a family business Winning numbers drawn Thursday in lotteries Clark, Stephanie Lynne, daughter of Stephen B. Coventry Middle School. The meeting will include tE A S Y -T H A C and Elizabeth Blackett Clark of 99 Broad St. was oppressed. All people can challenge us, pull us out of a hearing was held on another attended the hearings. If there here. around New England. an open forum called Life Bridges, to discuss' service proposed for Manchester. were no opposition, anyone could Lindsey could not be reached Connecticut dally: 817. Play Four: 1368. bom Sept. 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her ourselves, and offer us new ideas. As we listen we 9 may find new ways to help, new ways of being. transitions and life planning for families with A hearing was held Sept. 7 on an get a license to operate a service, for comment this morning. Massachusetts daily: 8779. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William developmentally disabled members. B. Rice III of South Freeport, Maine. Her paternal application from Richard Co- he said. Tri-state daily: 064, 6669. mollo of Manchester that would "The procedure of opposing (at Rhode Island daily: 7314. Lot O Bucks: grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harland B. Clark of Rev. Cynthia A Gbod Comment session allow him to operate two vehicles hearings) is normal,” DiMarco te A S Y -T R A C 16-34-37-38-40. 806 Center St. She has a sister, Rachel Ann, 3. * South United Methodist Church The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and fair in Its reporting. If an error is made or under the name Richard’s said. “ There are too many gypsy is set for Oct. 6 information is misinterpreted, we want to make Limousine. operators around. It really hurts Model 1026 .If both applications are ap­ the whole industry.” The town Board of Directors •10 HP corrections. The Herald’s phone number Is 643-2711. Monthly proved, there would be 18 permit­ The limousine business is often will conduct a public comment • 26" 2-Stage 8 Weather ted limousines in Manchester, mn 24 hours a day, seven days a session on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 9 • Heavy Duty Payments ofl including 10 authorized for use by week, he said. a m., to 10 a.m. in the Board of Sunny, pleasant Manchester Herald A & A Livery Service, said “ It’s very very difficult to be Directors’ office in the Municipal $45®® REGIONAL WEATHER Kenneth Gambardella, an adjudi­ successful.” DiMarco said. Building. Manchester and vicinity: USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 303 cator with the Bus, Taxi and Gambardella said about 60 to 70 Future sessions will be held the Aocu-Weather^ forecast for Saturday Showers ending tonight, then Livery Division of the state percent of the services that apply first Tuesday of each month from Oi^time Conditions and High Temperatures clearing. Low temperature about Published daily except Suggested carrier ratea Department of Transportation. succeed. 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and the third 55. Sunny and pleasant on Satur­ Sunday and certain holi­ are II.BOwaakly. $7.70 foe ; A 4 A, one of the services that DiMarco a)so said the fact that Thursday of each month from ~ T \ day with the high temeperature days by the Manchester one month, $23.10 for commented during both public A 4 A operates only some of its 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Board of between 70 and 75. Fair on Sunday Publishing Co., 16 Brsl- three months. $46.20 lor hearings, has only five of its cars vehicles may indicate that there Directors’ office. r-": "I'l'irra nard Place, Manchester, six months slid $02.40 for NO PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS 8 registered to operate, Gambar­ isn’t as great a need in Manches­ with a chance of showers on Conh. 06040. Second one yaar. Senior citizen All public meetings of the town Monday and Tuesday. Daytime class postage paid at and mall ratsa are availa­ della said. Many services will ter now for livery service. are held at locations accessible to temperatures will be in mid-70s, Manchester, Conn. Post­ ble on request. keep only some of their cars In "The law states that you have the handicapped. Those requiring overnight lows 50 to 56. master; Send address To place an advartlsa- commission for various reasons, to prove there’s a need in the town assistance in order to attend a changes to the Manches­ mant, or to report a newa including maintenance and the of Manchester,” DiMarco said. meeting should call 647-3123 one West Coastal, East Coastal: W. H. PREUSS SONS . .V ter Herald, P.O. Box 591, Item or picture Idea, call state of the market, he added. But (^mollo said he believes week before the scheduled meet­ Rain ending tonight, lows about 228 BOSTON TPKE., RTE. 6 4 44 • BOITON, CT. Manchester, Conn. 06040. 643-2711. Oftica hours are A 4 A owner Roger Talbot, who there is a market for more livery ing so arrangements can be 55. Sunny and pleasant on Satur­ 6:30 a.m. to S p.m. Monday II you don't receive your through Friday. also owns the Ambulance Service service in town and argued that made. day, high around 75. of Manchester Inc., could not be the existing services are worried 643-9492 Herald by S p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald Iron producers ?"ri fr a Northwest Hills: Showers end­ or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a member of The reached for comment this about competition. ing tonight, lows around 55. Sunny please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the morning. “ They’re definitely afraid of At a great, smoky ironworks in Aflanfic and pleasant Saturday with rier. If you're unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ . The two other services that me,” Comollo said. But, he the ancient Italian coastal city of OMao temperatures In mid-TOs. reach your carrtar, call tions. the -New England commented at the hearings are added, “ It’s good to have Populonia. Etmscans mighthave HIGH PERFORMANCE SINCE 1911 Long Island Sound to Watch subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Association processed 10,006 tons of ore . - r . j g a Today’s weather picture was drawn by Tyffani Douglas, 0946 by 6 p.m. weekdays and the New England the Peter F. Doiln Limousine competition.” Hill, R.I. and Montauk Point: He agreed with DiMarco that annually for more than 400 years. B a ten s. who lives at 360 Oakland St. and attends Robertson for delivery In Manchester. Praea Association. Service of Wethersfield and Am­ Wind northwest 15 to 20 knots eiMSAocu-VWcattwr. Ine. tonight. School. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 23, 1988 — 5 4 — M ANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23, 1988 Hostage threat made Buyout plan rejected Consultants cost Test scores STATE NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A man identifying HARTFORD (AP) - Plans for a $2.3 CAMPAIGN himself as an independent candidate for billion nationwide buyout of two cable U.S. Rep. Nancy Johnson’s congressional television companies may be upset if a & R E G IO N post threatened to hold her local staff draft decision is adopted by Connecticut state $93 million dip but still NOTEBOOK hostage and then said he was Just joking, utility regulators. the New Britain Herald reported. The draft decision, to be presented to the HARTFORD (AP) - A lack of agement of consultant services is Seabrook operation eyed The man, who said he v.'as Louis Public Utilities Control Authority on Sept. regulations governing the hiring adequate. beat averages MeottI gets PAC support WASHINGTON - A ruling by the Marietta, 67, called the newspaper 28. rejects a planned buyout of the state’s of consultants enabled state agen­ “ Thus, an agency has relative Nuclear Regulatory Commission raises Thursday saying he planned to go to Mrs. three Storer cable television companies, cies to spend $93 million to hire autonomy when contracting for Environmentalists to Elect Legislators in professional services, with no the possibility that the Seabrook, N.H., Johnson’s New Britain office with a saying it would leave the state’s cable more than l.OOOoutsideexpertsin checks and balances on the By Andrew J. Davis Connecticut, a Hartford-based political action reactor may never receive commission shotgun as a way of forcing a her to agree television business in the hands of too few the last fiscal year, a legislative appropriateness of the expendi­ AAanchester Herald committee, has announced it is endorsing approval to operate commercially. to a political debate with him, the companies. inquiry has found. ture,” the report said. state Sen. Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, 'ilie ruling Thursday said that before newspaper said. It’s too early to tell whether a decision by The preliminary report by Average scores on the Scholastic Aptitude Test who is seeking re-election in the 4th Senatorial Marietta is vying against incumbent Connecticut to veto the buyout would affect researchers for the legislative The data collected by the receiving a low-power license, the researchers didn’t include con­ declined for the second year in a row at Manchester District. financially troubled Seabrook owners must Mrs. Johnson for the Sixth Congressional the national buyout of Storer by Program Review and Investiga­ tions Committee said state agen­ tracts awarded to design profes­ High School, but the scores are still above the state A news release from the organization prove they can pay for decommissioning District post. Tele-Communications Inc. of Denver, cies enjoy virtually free rein sionals such as architects and and national averages, Principai Jacob Ludes III praised Meotti. "This state must soon make the reactor if they receive the low-power Comcast Corp. of Philadelphia and the Knight-Ridder Publishing Co. of Miami. when it comes to using, selecting engineers. Unlike other consul­ said. some hard choices about the way we use our permit but never secure a full-power Teletheater postponed land, the products we buy, and what we do and paying for consultant tants. state law outlines explicit " I t (the drop in scores) was anticipated since 302 license. procedures for hiring those with our garbage," said ELECT board WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - A steel services. students took the test," Ludes said. The previous Prof pleads Innocent professionals. member Susan Merrow. "M ike has shown us skeleton is all that stands at a 6-acre site “ It seems that anything a little year, 287 students took the test. "Whenyou’retaiking Jamaica to get relief The Depa rtment of Transporta­ through his work as chair of the Environment where a proposed $6.8 million off-track NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A Central bit out of the ordinary in terms of of a standardized test, which the SAT is, half will be tion spent the most money on Committee at The State Capitol that he not HARTFORD (AP) - After days of betting teletheater was supposed to open Connecticut State University professor paperwork that comes across above the norm, half below." people’s desks, they hire a consultants during 1987-88, ac­ only understands the importance of these trying, state officials said they had found a this fall. accused of growing and possessing The SAT is a two-part, multiple-choice college- consultant to do it,” state Auditor counting for 35 percent of the total issues, but that he will lead the fight to defend cargo plane and carrier to take 60,000 Developer Raymond A. Roncari marijuana pleaded innocent to drug I entrance examination, with the verbal and math Leo V. Donohue said when contract cost at nearly $34.5 environmental priorities in the Legislature. pounds of food, medical and other supplies acknowledged last month that the opening charges on Thursday. sections scored on a scale of 200 to 800. informed of the report’s findings. million. This will be especially important in view of the to hurricane-ravaged Jamaica. would be postponed. Robert M. Fischbach entered the pleas Compared to 1987, scores in the math section The General Assembly in Feb­ Next in line were the state state’s budget deficit.” The state will charter the plane, paid for He said Thursday nobody is working on in New Britain Superior Court to charges among Manchester High School students dropped ruary authorized the Program comptroller, $13.5 million; the Meotti is being challenged by former Patrick Flynn/ManchMtar Hantd with about $20,000 from Connecticut of cultivating marijuana, possession of one point to a 479 average score, while the verbal the project except for him and his lawyers, Review Committee to study the Department of Education, $12.1 Republican Sen. Carl A. Zinsser of insurance companies, and send the marijuana and possession of marijuana section average score fell from 452to443, Ludes said. CAMPAIGN VISIT — State Attorney Democratic Town Chairman Theodore who are continuing to negotiate with the state’s use of consultants. A Sept. million; the Departmentof Admi­ Manchester. supplies to Jamaica on Wednesday. Gov. state Division of Special Revenue over the with intent to sell. His case was placed on But the scores still are above state and national General Joseph Lleberman greets Man­ R. Cummings, who introduced Lieber- 29 public hearing on the issue has nistrative Services, $7.3 million; William A. O’Neill said Thursday. amount the state will pay to rent the the jury trial list and continued to Oct. 19, a been scheduled at the Legislative averages. chester Democrats at the opening of the man and other candidates, stand behind the Office of Policy and Manage­ The state average in the verbal section was 436, Bush makes up deficit Donations of food and money are still facility. court official said. Office Building in Hartford. ment, $5.2 million; the Depart­ Lieberman. At right is former Manches­ Fischbach was arrested by Wallingford seven points lower than Manchester High’saverage. local party's headquarters Thursday being solicited. O’ Neill said, and should be Sen. Marie A. Herbst, D-Vemon, has The researchers found that ment of Public Safety, $2.4 In math, the state average of 472 also was seven HARTFORD (AP) — Vice President George night. At his side is his wife, Hadassah. ter Mayor Stephen T. Penny. channeled through the Jamaican said the state is balking at paying Roncari police on drug charges on July 20. New during the 1987-88 fiscal year that million; the University of Con­ Britain,police arrested him on similar points lower, Ludes said. Bush has roared from behind and may have Hurricane Relief Committee, PO Box an annual rent of as much as $898,000. ended June 30. the state had 1.110 necticut Health Center, $2.3 m il­ charges on Aug. 18 after recovering about active consultant contracts worth The average verbal score for Manchester High taken a narrow lead over Massachusetts Gov. 12394, Hartford, 06112. The telephone Herbst said that figure is $203,000 more lion; the University of (Connecti­ a pound of marijuana from his New Britain some $93.4 million. The average School, at 443, is IS points higher than the national Michael S. Dukakis in the state’s presidential number is 247-5659. Donations may also be than the rental ceiling originally agreed to cut, $2.1 million; the Department contract value was nearly score of 428. The average math score among contest, according to a poll released today. Democrats talk of victory taken to state police barracks. by the Division of Special Revenue. home. of Income Maintenance, $1.9 $88,000, with the average duration million; and the Department of Manchester High School students, at 479, is three The Hartford Courant/C^onnecticut Poll showed that state voters, who favored 294 days. Health Services. $1.7 million. points higher than the national average of 476. The entire state budget for the Dukakis by 17 percentage points in July, now Researchers surveyed 54 state Ludes said the high school administration year ended June 30 was $5.65 perfer Bush by 39 percent to 37 percent for at opening of headquarters agencies. Ten of the 43 that expected the test scores to decrease because of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra on strike billion. Dukakis, with 24 percent undecided. responded said they had some higher number of students taking the test. This is the Consultants’ services included But because the 2 percentage point edge for written procedures governing second year in a row that test scoreshavedeclinedat By Alex GIrelll spoke Thursday night were state strong even though the state is in the national average falls be­ advice in management, planning, Bush is within the poll’s margin of error of 5 HARTFORD (AP) - Members muscians had agreed to work musicians who perform with the consultant procurement and Manchester High School. In 1986, the mean math Manchester Harold Sen. Michael Meotti, state Rep. a tight time for providing servi­ Hartford Symphony Orchestra, tween 47 percent and 55 percent of personnel, training, electronic percent, it is impossible to determine which of the Hartford Symphony Or­ without a contract and continue management, the rest did not. score was 487 and the mean verbal score was 462. John W. Thompson, state Rep. ces. “ We are going to meet our negotiations. Steinberg said. the Connecticut Ballet and the a symphony’s budget. data-processing. finance. legal candidate is in the lead. chestra. fighting what a union Though the test scores are lower, Ludes said there State Attorney General Joseph James McCavanagh, state Rep. commitments,” he said. “The muscians would ob­ Connecticut Opera. The strike and technical matters. The attorney general’s office Also, about 20 percent said they might official called “ very low wages,” is a bright side. The increased number of students Lieberman told Manchester De­ Donald Bates and John Quinn, Thompson’s Republican oppo­ viously prefer to perform, but we cancelled a performance by the Morton Handel, president of the "Program review staff found a must review and approve all change their minds between now and Election voted 71-2 on Thursday night to taking the tests means more students are thinking mocrats Thursday night that with candidate for the House of nent is Susan Buckno. strike. have been forced into this by Canadian Brass on Saturday Hartford Symphony Orchestra, lack of accountability in the consultant contracts, and the Day. about attending college, he said. their help he is going 'to be Represenatives. McCavanaugh, who is running William D. Steinberg, presi­ management.” Steinberg said. which was to open the sym­ said the union was asking for a consultant procurement sys­ comptroller’s office must ap­ "M ore and more kids are keeping their options Connecticut’ s next senator. - Meotti, of Glastonbury, said the unopposed for re-election in Man­ dent of American Federation of "The musicians are prepared and phony’s 1988-89 season. $700,000 increase in wages during tem ,” the researchers said prove funding for all of the open. Students who achieve in the lower (half of the Weicker cited for Integrity Lieberman was one of six voters of the 4th Senatorial chester’s 12th Assembly District,, Musicians Local 400, said union expect to stay out on strike Steinberg said wages, which the first year of the contract and ’ ’There is no independent re­ contracts. But Donohue said that class) are going to college in greater numbers." Democratic candidates who District have a clear choice. He said that although a lot of money members voted to strike after however long it takes to get the totaled about $1 million during $2.5 million over three years. He view to determine if an agency with alt the other responsibilities of those offices, such reviews High school officials plan to look at ways to WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Sen. spoke at the opening of Demo­ said he has done more in two has been stripped from the state’s failing to reach an agreement on proper scheduling and pay we the 1987-88 season, represent said the symphony’s budget for needs a consultant; the .selection have become mostly a matter of increase the mean scores, Ludes said. The staff will Lowell P. Weicker Jr. of Connecticut has won cratic election headquarters at years as a state senator that his bonding package, Manchester a new three-year contract. The deserve.” about 38 percent of the .sym­ the 1987-88 season was $2.6 ^m ethod used by an agency is million. appropriate; and agency man­ routine. be instructed into preparing students more for the the Wayne Morse Political Integrity Award, 192 Main St. opponent, form er Sen. Carl will get the $400,000 he has sought old contract expired June 30. but The union represents about 85 phony’s overall budget. He said Lieberman told the about 75 Zinsser, did in six years in the for renovations to historic Cheney test, and the school also will promote a SAT beating out former President Jimmy Carter Democrats assembled on the position. Hall. preparation course, he said. and Democratic Sen. Paul Simon of Illinois. lawn in front of the rented house Meotti said he helped get With school officials trying to get more and more The award is named after the late Oregon The state Bond Commission* that his own polls indicate he is special legislation Manchester Hartford man convicted students to participate. Ludes said those changes senator who voted against the Gulf of Tonkin was scheduled to act on that issue' Resolution, a measure which escalated the running better than other polls needed when its tax revaluation today. could keep scores from declining. do. And he said that even other failed and is now working to help Vietnam War. He lost his Senate seat Bates, an East Hartford legis- ■ "W e intend to get as many kids as possible to take polls show that his opponent’s Manchester protect its landfill following the vote. lator whose 9th Assembly District of murdering bystander the test.” he said. 'T m not happy with the fact that lead has dropped from 24 percent from being used for out-of-town includes Voting District 9 in the our scores are down some. ” to 14 per cent with 26 percent of refuse. HARTFORD (A P ) - A 25-year- verely wounded Walker’s brother southwest corner of Manchester, the voters still undecided. Referring to a football schedule in a gun battle several months thanked Democrats of that dis­ old Hartford man. who police said Lieberman is challenging in­ Zinsser distributes as part of his earlier. trict for their support and said’ gunned down an innocent bys­ cumbent Republican Sen. Lowell campaign literature, Meotti said, Michael J. Dodson, Walker’s Manchester is an important part tander outside a Hartford apart­ They’re in the ball park,’ P» Weicker. “ If you want to find out who the ment last year, has been con­ attorney, said he was disap­ of his district. Before the candidates spoke, San Diego Chargers are playing victed of murder. pointed with the verdict which Theodore R. Cummings, Demo­ next week, call Carl Zinsser. If “ I’m very confident our candi­ A 12-member jury returned a was reached after the jury cratic town chairman, told the you want to find out about the dates are going to win,” he said. verdict at 12; 30 p.m. Thursday deliberated over parts of two Moon says of condo figures Democrats, "There is still time to environment, call me.” Bates is being challenged by convicting Michael Walker of days. . win this election from the top Thompson, who represents Republican Paul Munns of murder, conspiracy to commit Dodson said he believes that a Glastonbury. Bv Andrew X>urkovskv condominium complex. He said she also wants to find out whether down.’ ’ Manchester’s 13th Assembly Dis­ murder and first degree assault key witness in the case may have been pressured by police into Manchester Herald today that a review of a random the assessment of an apartment Cummings said that if there trict, said that when John Papan- John Quinn of Hebron, the- in connection with the May 12. sample of condominium and complex after conversion to a had been one more week availa­ drea, the state housing commis­ Democratic candidate in the 55th 1987, slaying of 60-year-old Tho­ identifying Walker as Dixon’s killer. Deputy Assessor William Moon house sales showed that the condominium complex is higher ble for campaigning in the the sioner, spoke in Manchester Assembly District, told the De­ mas Dixon. mocrats, “ You’re going to see a Nadine Collier testified during said today that a quick review of assessments of those properties than it was before. 1968 election, Humbert Humph­ recently, he said the town is a rey would have become lot of me in Manchester.” His Hartford police have said the trial that she saw Walker go condominium and house sales in for the 1987 Grand List were all in model in providing housing for ’ ’I suspect that the assessments president. the elderly. district includes Voting District 3, Dixon was killed as he sat on a past her window moments after Manchester shows that both a range of about 20 to 23 percent of porch outside his apartment with of a complex in total after Lieberman agreed with an He said that if he brought to the northeast section of town. hearing the automatic gun fire types of dwellings are assessed fair market value. Barrington Solomon, who was hit conversion are far greater than observation by Cummings that Manchester the commissioners Quinn is challenging Rep. J. that killed Dixon. appropriately, despite questions in the leg and stomach by seven “ So they’re in theball park.’ ’ he prior to conversion,” she said. Weicker, who has developed a of mental health, mental retarda­ Peter Fusscas, R-Marlborough. ' “ My gut feeling is that police from Director Barbara B. Wein­ 30-caliber bullets, Solomon sur­ came to this witness and made said. ‘Td say they’re fair and Weinberg on Wednesday pro­ reputation as a maverick, is a tion, aging or education, they “ We’ve had eight years of a • berg about the assessment proce­ vived the attack apparently be­ suggestions to her that they knew equitable” vided Moon with a listing of member of “ no known party.” would say the same thing about representative who was not vis­ dure for condominiums. ible,” Quinn said of Fusscas. cause the bullets were slowed as who the suspect was,” Dodson assessments for condominiums “ He does get into a lot of their respective areas of Weinberg, who runs Re/Max Weinberg had said Wednesday divisiveness,’ ’ Lieberman said. expertise. Quinn said that when he is they passed through the wooden said. “ I think the prosecution had and single-family houses, which East of the River, a real estate that she thought that the condom­ Lieberman said he was proud to “ I will not join the doomsayers elected he will have to represent a porch. a weak case and relied on a she said was a random sample firm, on Wednesday questioned inium owners were not supposed be indentified with the Demo­ who say Connecticut is going diverse district. “ Manchester’s Police have said Solomon was witness who was not in any from a recent multiple-listing why some condominiums are to be assessed* for the land cratic Party. beyond its means,” Thompson needs are different from those of the intended target of the attack position to make an book put out by the Manchester assessed at values similar to surrounding their condomini­ The other candidates who said. He said the economy is Hebron,” he said. because he had allegedly se­ identification.” Board of Realtors. Moon said that those of single-family homes of ums. She said she thought that in determining whether the con­ the same size. She asked the town taxes for that land was paid forby dominium assessents were fair, Assessor’s Office to provide the condominium association, BLISS ESTABLISHED 1SS2 he did not use the same properties answers to that question and which passed on the cost to the Lieberman won’t resign post cited by Weinberg. ODORLESS METHOD OF ELIMINATING others during a meeting of the condominium owner. directors’ revaluation committee She said the question became of According to Weinberg’s list, By Judd Everhart gance and callous disregard for kitchen. He said he did not make a monetary contribution to the on Wedne.sday. interest to her in the last few for example, a condominium at The Associated Press ethics in politics,” he said. campaign. Moon, who is the acting asses­ weeks because she has been Brook Haven with 978 square feet At issue was a $500-a-person HARTFORD — The campaign fund-raiser held Monday at Ga- sor. said at the Wednesday showing condominiums to a was assessed at $19,200. while a The Lieberman campaign BROUGHT HOME BY YOUR DOG OR CAT of Democratic U.S. Senate candi­ han’s Saloon, owned by former meeting that the assessment of number of clients. ,!home on Hartford Road with 975 shrugged off Poliner’s criticism. date Joseph I. Lieberman dis­ Waterbury Democratic Chair­ Fleas are more than a nuisance; They can infect your loved ones. Flea each condominium unit includes square feet had an assessment of misses as political rhetoric a call man Thomas F. Gahan, who was “ It’s ridiculous," said Marla bites may produce small red spots that itch. They are also carriers of a percentage of the land of the Weinberg said Thursday that $17,490. - for Lieberman to resign as arrested last year on bribery and Romash, Lieberman’s campaign disease. The Bliss odorless method Is guaranteed to completely eliminate attorney general because he held other charges. Gahan eventually press secretary. “ I really think fleas. . . it is a guarantee backed by over a century of reliability. a fund-raiser at a bar owned by a pleaded guilty to five misdemea­ Bob Poliner is stretching. man convicted of election law nor election law violations. “ We had people in Waterbury PHONE: Duck poison still untraced crimes. The event was hosted by who had indicated an interest in 649-9240 The call came Thursday from Waterbury Deputy Sheriff Frank raising money for Joe’s cam­ A man-made or naturally oc­ Homestead Park Village, an sources. The algae grows in state Republican Chairman Ro­ Bocchicchio, not Gahan. Gahan paign,” Romash said. “ They had curring poison caused the death apartment complex owned by warm fresh-water bodies where bert S. Poliner, who said Lieber­ said the saloon remained open to indicated they wanted it there, of 40 ducks at a pond on Irving Manchester developer Raymond there is organic material like bird man had “ soiled” his office’ s the public during the event and that there would be a large crowd Street last week, a biologist at the F. Damato.Theducks were found droppings, botulism tends to form reputation by allowing the event that while it was going on, he was and an opportunity for Joe to BUSS to be held at the Waterbury tending bar and working in the meet some people. 9 University of Connecticut said in the early morning on Sept, 16. in warm-water bodies lacking EXTERMmxrORS Thursday. Bermudez ruled out the possi­ oxygen, he said. saloon] Dr. Alex J. Bermudez, an bility that the ducks were killed Burmudez had said last week “ This matter calls into question THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. assistant professor of pathologi­ by a bacterial infection. He said that the deaths were caused by the judgment of Lieberman who, cal biology, said that tissues from the toxins could have come from intestinal bleeding. But he said as attorney general of the state of two birds of the flock were sent to insecticides or pesticides or from that upon closer examination he Connecticut, is supposed to en­ a state laboratory to determine natural sources, such as blue- had determined that what he force the law and, by his own what toxin caused the deaths. He green algae or botulism. thought was bleeding was conges­ claim, be ‘above the fray’ of said results of those tests might Bermudez said that if the toxin tion of the intestinal blood ves­ scandal,” Poliner said at a state y ;. 104 HIUIABD S t b m e t 8 not be ready for about a month. was from a naturally occurring sels. That would have been Capitol news conference. _____Julio c«sar Chavez vs. Joee The quarter-acre pond off Irv­ source, blue-green algae or botu­ brought on by heart failure, he “ What’s worse, it demon­ Computerized Vinyl Lettering System 1 Hanks’ Punchline Party ♦ le t 8. Ten aThe ing Street is on the property of lism would be the most likely said. strates an unprecedented arro­ - t r FOR 7H£ 0 /SC£kN/N£i BUY£R

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Opening arguments began Thursday in the 5 souivd t)!^ v/ithoffctwWf^ AP photo appearance of signs along the roof line of a federal trial of 14 members of the ring AP photo shopping center on West Center Street. WASHINGTON — Getting back to nature isn’t 3 on feet b/ tsASrjg, the -tinve'to what it used to be. Hikers, campers, hunters and allegedly headed by four brothers, Billy Joe ARRESTING MOMENT — New York Governor Mario BUSH ENDORSED — Republican presidential candidate George Bush, After the PZC set the requirement and the actuallvj ariSfier a c^uestlon. -5 0 fishermen using the national forests may confront Chambers, Larry Marlowe Chambers, Otis Cuomo, left, joins Democratic presidential candidate left, reacts as Robert T. Gulney, president of the Boston Police Patrolmen’s businessman, apparently unaware of the a man-made threat as great as any posed by the Bernard Chambers and Willie Lee Chambers. Michael Dukakis at a Boston rally Thursday with law Association holds up a newspaper Thursday in Boston as Bush arrived to flora and fauna. The Chambers brothers and 10 other people enforcement officials. accept the group’s endorsement. requirement, had a sign made in the colors he are charged with cocaine conspiracy, wanted, the state Supreme Court issued a Drug traffickers are festooning the forests with ______fish hooks and other booby traps that maim and firearms and tax evasion. The trial before ruling in another case which said that zoning kill, all to protect marijuana that is being secretly U.S. District Judge Richard Suhrheinrich is officials cannot dictate the color or lettering grown on public land. expected to last six to eight weeks. styles of signs. We have reported on this threat in past columns. Bush, Dukakis gearing up for debate The court’s ruling is sound. If the owner of How to view the debate Now we have seen a confidential intelligence report Industry has bad year compiled by the Drug Enforcement Negotiators for the two candidates himself with police officers from property wants to make uniformity of signs a WASHINGTON (AP) - The savings By Donna Cassata support since the week after the bombers, missiles and subma­ Otherwise, the negotiations will Administration, which surveyed marijuana- The Associated Press reached agreement Thursday on the Republican National Convention. several Massachusetts departments condition of a lease, that is his prerogative. not get started. growing activity in 28 states. industry, dragged down by continuing big But the decision is not one that should be By Barry Schweld rines by 30 percent to 50 percent final logistical obstacle to the debate The NBC News-Wall Street Journal as well as law enforcement officials and how to open East-West Shultz, as always, gave thetopic The DEA outlined the grim details, state by losses in Texas, is headed for its worst year Democrat Michael Dukakis lashed — the composition of the panel. Jim survey of 2,630 likely voters found from Texas, Florida, Michigan and made by a government agency. Public safety WASHINGTON - When negotiations to take thousands of “pride of place” in his 28th state, of the methods used by marijuana growers to since the Great Depression, according to a out at George Bush’s record on crime Lehrer of public television’s MacNeil- Bush leading 45-41 percent compared other states. is not involved and sign colors pose no George Bush and Michael Duka­ troops and tanks out of Europe. meeting with Shevardnadze, put­ scare away intruders. government report. as the Republican nominee ventured Lehrer NewsHour will moderate the with last month’s poll showing Bush He then launched into his attack, potential problem of public expense. kis debate on Sunday night they No one seriously expects the ting it first on the agenda. In Oregon, many growers use harmless alarm The Federal Home Loan Bank Board said into his rival’s backyard to pick up a debate in Winston-Salem, N.C., and ahead 47-40 percent. charging that "for the past eight hope to sharpen their images as treaty to be finished in the four The debate Sunday night may systems connected by trip wires to car batteries Thursday that the nation’s thrift institutions police union endorsement, a cam­ the panelists will be ABC News anchor The margin of error was plus or years George Bush has been running Furthermore, the PZC has more important potential leaders of the Free months left to the Reagan admin­ offer clues as to whether Bush and and horns. On the other end of the spectrum are lost $7.5 billion in the first six months of 1988, paign break from presidential debate Peter Jennings, Anne Groer of The minus two percentage points for the with a crowd that wouldn’t know the things to concern itself with — like the World. istration. But Secretary of State Dukakis agree with this priority. growers in Arizona and Tennessee, who dig pits, fill almost as much as the $7.8 billion loss for all of preparation that the two White House Orlando Sentinel and John Mashek of survey, conducted Sept. 16 through rule of law If it hit them in the face.” last year, a post-Depression record. contenders could not ignore. The Atlanta Constitution, the biparti- problems presented by roads that dead-end in The vice president and the George P. Shultz and his arms Look at a map and you will find them with sharpened punji sticks similar to those Monday. Dukakis also said that when Bush turning circies that are too small for school governor will try to convince the control advisers would like to other problems. used in Vietnam, then camouflage the pits with With the first of two nationally san commission on debates On Thursday, Dukakis used Bush’s televised debates just two days away, announced. visit to the Massachusetts governor’s toured polluted Boston harbor earlier buses to turn around in. voters they are cool and forceful, whittle down the differences. The next president will inherit a brush. this month to criticize the governor’s that they have a clear idea of U.S. The next president will have to stalemate between the Arabs and "Explosive devices have been found in (Arizona) Drug bill adopted Dukakis and Bush cleared their While the two presidential candi­ home state to criticize the vice schedules today to pore over briefing dates limited their appearances. president’s description of himself as a clean-up efforts, the Republican no­ The Manchester Board of Education is objectives and the problems they decide whether to go ahead, and Israel. Neither side is ready to gardens in addition to punji boards and shotguns WASHINGTON (AP) - The House adopted minee came "to impersonate an negotiate. Nor are the Palestini­ tied to tree stumps,” the DEA report says. More books and confer with staff and Republican vice presidential candi­ crimefighter and environmentalist. concerned because it may have to use vans would face abroad. what to do about the energetic U.S. legislation that could make Americans pay advisers on Sunday’s showdown. date Dan Quayle did the same, "We’re here today to investigate a environmentalist.” instead of larger school buses in some places Beware of catchy phrases, the program to develop a space shield ans, who are rebelling on the West crude devices "such as boards with nails sticking dearly for possessing a single marijuana Bush, who received the police Bank and in Gaza. Dukakis is engaging in a mock spending the day in Washington felony — assault and battery on the in town simply because children have to be kind that have overtaken presi­ against missile attack. The So­ up concealed in and around the fields” have been cigarette or a small bag of cocaine, and the debate and meeting with New Jersey tending to Senate duties. truth,” an invigorated Dukakis told a union’s pledge of support on Wednes­ dential campaigns in the televi­ viets are trying to sidetrack the There are just so many ap­ found in Mississippi, Florida and Virginia. Senate must decide whether to follow suit. Sen. Bill Bradley. The Democratic Democrat Lloyd Bentsen was cam­ rally outside the Massachusetts state- day, formally accepted the endorse­ picked up along roads ending in the small proaches to the 40-year conflict. A number of explosive devices have been circles. sion age, and firmly set jaws, Strategic Defense Initiative, The drug-fighting bill passed the House on a presidential nominee also was getting paigning in three crucial states — house. "What George Bush is doing to ment and charged that Dukakis is soft designed to reflect determination. known popularly as Star Wars. They all are risky. Have the attached to thin trip wires that are all but invisible bipartisan 375-30 vote Thursday, after in a bit of physical exercise with an Illinois, Ohio and Pennsylvania where the truth in this campaign is a crime. ” on crime. Ultimately there will be a cost to taxpayers Try to listen past the picture to How determined is Bush to push candidates any new ideas tooffer? to a hiker or a forest ranger. In Kentucky, . minority Republicans molded the legislation early morning game of catch with he was expected to reiterate the Earlier, Bush had traveled to "I’m here to receive this endorse­ the substance of what they are ahead? And is Dukakis moderat­ Would they pressure Israel to according to the DEA, "booby traps have also been to target drug users for special punishment. Boston Red Sox center fielder Ellis ticket’s stands on Social Security, Boston to pick up an endorsement ment but also to make it clear that I’m if the tight circles dictate what kind of relinquish all the territory, most vehicles will be used. saying. ing his past opposition to SDI? found... in the form of shotgun shells with blasting Those who consider themselves recreational Burks outside Dukakis’ Brookline trade and health care. from the Boston Police Patrolmen’s the one in this race who wants to The next president will inherit In the arena of conventional of it, or defer to the parties to caps and tripwires.” In Mississippi, "wired users could, under the bill; lose student loans, home. The Democrats received some Association, a 1,500-member union strengthen law enforcement,” said The apparent solution is to require wider an imaginative adversary in forces, the United States and the shape their own future? Would shotguns” are prevalent. public housing and other federal benefits; face Bush was spending the day cram­ encouraging news from a national poll that has consistently supported Re­ Bush, who was surrounded by about 50 turning circles at the end of dead-end roads Moscow. Mikhail Gorbachev Soviet Union have failed over 14 they deal with the Palestine Growers in Perry County, Pa., protected their civil penalties of up to $10,000 for each drug ming at the vice president’s that put the race at essentially a dead publican candidates. patrolmen, all elected representa­ tested President Reagan with a years of talks to work out Liberation Organization? 300 marijuana plants by ringing the garden with possession violation; and have their drivers’ residence. heat, but found a slight dip in Bush’s At the rally, Dukakis surrounded tives of the police union. and to plow them thoroughly so that buses can In Central America, a decision turn in them. fast-paced series of arms control reductions in Central Europe. pipe bombs containing gunpowder and nails. licenses suspended if their states participate initiatives. There is no reason to Reagan and Gorbachev have seta must be made on whether to help Guard dogs are one of the most common methods in a proposed drug enforcement grant As one member of the PZC points out, believe Gorbachev will slow down more ambitious agenda — cut­ the Contras in what has been an of protecting illegal marijuana gardens. Both program. Soviets propose limits on long-range weapons requiring wider turning circles will cause with Reagan's successor. backs all the way from the unsuccessful war against the trained and untrained dogs are used in Arizona, problems with lot frontages. Gorbachev sent his foreign Atlantic Ocean to the Ural Marxist government of Nicara­ California, Maine, Mississippi, Oregon, West minister, Eduard Shevardnadze, Mountains in the Soviet Union. gua. In Africa, there finally is Virginia and Wisconsin, the DEA reported. Sold to high bidder WASHINGTON (AP) - Soviet The U.S. side is willing to consider President George Bush and another could be reached during the two-day leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev is the proposal, but will emphasize that round with Shultz concentrating on visit. The Soviets did not raise the But since a serious question of safety and of to Washington this week with But the United States wants a hope of an agreement to remove Animal traps, especially the cruel steel leg-hold WASHINGTON (AP) — The government is public expense is involved, the PZC should Cuban forces from Angola and traps, have been found in fields in Florida, proposing that interim limits be any limitations on nuclear weapons problems in the Middle East, southern proposal in the first sessions on some ideas about how to complete commitment from Moscow to give back in the business of selling thousands of Africa and Southeast Asia, the Soviet a treaty to reduce long-range equal attention to human rights. grant independence to Namibia. Georgia, Kentucky and Colorado. placed on the most potent U.S. and must be reinforced with strict verifi­ Thursday, the U.S. official said. give the matter serious consideration. single-family houses to the highest bidder, but Soviet long-range nuclear weapons to cation measures to guard against foreign minister had a session sche­ In the Persian Gulf, there is a One of the newest and most diabolical methods is human rights groups are demanding that they The United States and the Soviet shaky attempt by the United keep arms control momentum going. violations, the officials, who spoke on duled at the White House with Union set goals for limiting warheads used in Florida where growers tie rattlesnakes on be used to shelter the nation’s homeless. condition of anonymity, said President Reagan. Nations to end the war between the trails leading to the pot patches. The guard U.S. officials say. at the summit last December. Gorba­ Department of Housing and Urban Gorbachev’s proposal was sent to Thursday. A joint statement was to be issued chev wants to put those limits into Open Forum Iran and Iraq. snakes, bound to be cranky because they are tied Development officials said Thursday they the State Department before Soviet These include assurances there will then "to mark the progress that’s The United States has played a up, strike out at unsuspecting passers-by. Some effect on an interim basis, separate expect sale contracts to be signed for 2,500 Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevard­ be no interference with the monitor­ been achieved,” and Shultz and from other arms issues. leading offstage role in both sets of Georgia growers have improved on this technique houses within the next few days, and most nadze began talks Thursday with ing of test flights of the strategic Shevardnadze were to hold separate residents. Columbia is where they grow for senior citizens, etc., etc., etc.. They negotiations. Do the candidates by cutting the rattles off the snakes so there is no Shevardnadze carried a range of Blunder of ’88 coffee. Woodstock was a rock concert. areourneighborsandareascloseasour such sales are to families with Secretary of State George P. Shultz on nuclear missiles that carry the news conferences in the evening, a favor a different strategy? warning. low-to-moderate incomes. a wide range of arms control warheads and have ranges of 3,500 U.S. official said. other arms control proposals to Shultz Lebanon is somewhere in the Mideast, phones and mailboxes. In Afghanistan, theSovietarmy "Booby traps and other protective measures no It was not clear whether an along with a letter from Gorbachev to cost us $500,000 and if it wasn’t for a mighty big lake no No issue is too small. Trees might not About 27,000 HUD-owned houses across the measures, human rights and regional miles and beyond. is withdrawing. But the war will not discriminate as to their victims and present a country went back on the market Thursday problems. After a session today with Vice agreement on temporary ceilings Reagan. To the Editor; one would have heard about Coventry. seem to be top priority, but these women go on. The next president will ha ve danger to all segments of society, ’ ’ the DEA noted. Well. Sen. Marie Herbst and Rep. Edith responded to local complaints with as morning, following U. S. District Judge Oliver I don’t remember the Blizzard of 1888. to decide whether to keep arming The growers themselves travel heavily armed Gasch’s refusal to extend a ban on their sale. Prague have heard of these quiet, rural ■much fervor as they did with major the guerrillas or to work out a with rifles, bazookas, machine guns and even but I sure will never forget the Blunder issues. They look, they listen, they Contracts on the 2,500 were almost ready to be of 1988. $500,000 worth. towns and for the past several years gradual disengagement with the “homemade cannons.” California officials signed when Gasch issued a temporary Rival Moslem, Christian governments take over have worked very hard to represent respond a nd above a 11 — they get results. Soviets, who are supplying the estimate that 80 percent of their pot growers "are Why then can’t the town of Manches­ The rest of Connecticut doesn’t have to restraining order three weeks ago. politicians refused to take part in an ter have a statue built for our retiring them. Granted, ourneeds are considera­ Marxist government. armed during the growing season and nearly all BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Leaders his six-year term expired. have the opposite effect. Three bly less complicated than those of know where we are just as long as we Pocketbook issues, like taxes carry guns at harvest time.” canceled another effort to elect a new Moslem leaders branded his move a Moslem appointees immediately re­ interim Cabinet headed by a civilian town manager at the sewer plant? A have Sen. Herbst and Rep. Prague fused to serve in the Cabinet, now led Maronite prime minister. couple of more bucks wouldn’t hurt! Hartford. New Haven and Bridgeport and social security, tend to Nature lovers who stumble on the illegal gardens Beautician kills four president as Lebanese awakened virtual coup and vowed support for and our citizens don’t have the money or protecting our interests. the existing Moslem-led Cabinet. by army commander Gen, Michel An unwritten national covenant dominate debates. The format are often threatened with assault. California has today to life under rival Christian and c^lls for Lebanon’s president to be a clout of Stamford and Greenwich but as provides little opportunity for the seen an increase in the number of homicides CHICAGO (AP) — An unemployed Moslem governments. The denunciations came Thursday Aoun, a Maronite Catholic. Joan August Kathleen M. Ullmar beautician said to be seething with anger since "This is a midget coup d’etat. It’s Christian, the prime minister a Sunni II3 North School St. Connecticut ta xpayers we ha ve the right candidates to offer extensive related to pot cultivation including, said the DEA The sectarian strife threatened to on a day of renewed religious 143 Forest Road he served in Vietnam announced ‘Tm going to reignite a 13-year civil conflict that violence. Three leaders of the main not going to lift off the ground,” said Moslem and the speaker of Parlia­ Manchester to equal representation and both these accounts of their foreign policy. report, "a case in which a young man's leg had to Druse Moslem chieftain Walid Jumb- ment a Shiite Moslem. women have fought for our interests. Coventry But enough may come through be amputated after being hit by shotgun blasts in kill everybody I see” and went on a rampage, has taken more than 130,000 lives. Shiite Moslem militia, Amal, were shooting to death two store clerks, a school Today’s scheduled session of Parli­ assassinated earlier in the day, and latt in a statement broadcast by Gemayel, 45, named the transition They have responded tp and got results Sunday night to give the voters a both knees.” Moslem radio stations in Beirut. government because Parliament, Herbst, Prague Letters to the editor better idea where Bush and custodian and a policewoman. ament to elect a new chief of state was Christians battled Moslems for two to our needs on issues of principal such In late 1984, three Oregon deer hunters happened hours along Beirut’s dividing Green Jumblatt said the "only legal deeply divided along religious lines, as the cutting and destructionof trees by The Manchester Herald welcomes Dukakis stand. upon a marijuana garden on Bureau of Land As Clemie Henderson continued to stalk a called off after President Amin failed to elect a new president protect interests school for troubled boys, a police officer he Gemayel named an interim military Line. One Christian was reported government is that of acting Prime contractors for the utility company and original letters to the editor. Management proiperty in southern Oregon. Two of Minister Salim Hoss,” a Sunni Thursday. Christian deputies opposed Barry Schweid covers U.S. had wounded in the leg struggled to his feet government led by a Christian. The killed. To the Editor: major issues of conservation and safety Address letters to; Open Forum, the hunters were shot. Maronite Catholic president an­ Though Gemayel’s move was Moslem. presidential candidates backed by for the area lakes, grants foreducation, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, foreign policy for The Associated Some of the growers have turned to professional and shot the gunman dead Thursday in an Gemayel’s choice of Aoun as prime Syria, the nation’s main power exchange of gunfire. nounced the caretaker Cabinet on aimed at assuring a measure of unity To the majority of Connecticut recreation, housing, medical benefits Manchester 06040. Press. guns for help. The DEA found that to be thb case in Thursday night — five minutes before in the crisis, it initially appeared to minister came after leading Moslem broker, and boycotted voting. Oklahoma, California and Texas. "One large field north of Austin was guarded by machine-gun-toting members of the Bandido motorcycle gang,” the DEA reported. THANKSGIVING AMERICAN FUEL FERNANDO ORCHARDS BEAUTIFUL An attempt to scare the conservatives NOVENA TO ST. JUDE CONVENIENT O holy St. Jude, Apoetle and mar­ OIL INC. LAST CALL FOR PEACHES When you get to be a leading political reporter for policy when they were in charge of it, and both are Working with AIDS ’ > tyr, great In virtue and rich In mlra- MANCHESTER. CT AFIORDABLI’. claa; near kinsman ol Jaiut Christ, McIntosh, Cortland & Macoun Apples The New York Times like E.J. Dionne Jr., you hard at work trying to live down their richly Some State Department officials are incensed faithful Interceasor of all who In­ don’t waste much time chasing facts. Instead, deserved reputations. Both men. In recent years, about a policy for diplomats who test positive for voke your special partronaga In DISCOUNT OIL Sweet Apple Cider T H A T ’S drawing on your experience and your liberal have even tried to depict themselves as to the right the AIDS virus. The department tests all its foreign time of need. To you I have ra- COUNTRY PLACE WOliam of Ronald Reagan, by criticizing him publicly for courta from the depth of my heart Mums and Harbal VInagar inclinations, you spin some theory that affords an service officers. If they have been exposed to AIDS, and humbly beg to whom Qod hat opportunity to damage something or someone you making too many concessions to the ^viet Union. they are still allowed to serve overseas, but only in given auch great power to come to Opdn 7 Days a Week. disapprove of. Then you phone enough contacts to Rusher Both, for example, actually opposed the INF treaty countries that are equipped to deal with the my asalstance. Help me In my pra- 222 Birch Ml. Rtf., Qlaatonbury until it was a fait accompli. aant and urgent petition. In return I Woodbridgp Development accumulate a batch of quotes to underpin your disease. That means countries with good hospitals promita to make your name known V (2 miles beyond Vila's) Country theory — and lo and behold, there’s your story. So, while Kissinger’s track record might well, as and adequate blood supplies. The side effect of the and cause you to be Invoked. Group Proudly Presents! 70125 Qal. Min. Delivery Recently Dionne thought he saw a way to drive a Pines suggested, make him a poor foreign-policy policy is that diplomats who carry the virus will Say three “Our Fathera, Three consultant, knowledgeable conservatives aren’t Hall Marya and Qlorlas.” Publica­ COD. ,>yPlace^. wedge between Bush and the conservative bloc end up in Western Europe and other developed tion mutt be promised. St. Jude whose enthusiastic support is, of course, likely to become “apoplectic” on the subject. The nations. Those who are not exposed stand a better pray for ua and all who Invoke your (Price Subject to Change) indispensable to Bush. Like the late Stephen real danger, paradoxically, is that Kissinger might chance of being posted in an undeveloped nation aid. Aman. Thia novena hat never PICK YOU OWN and I'ciid’liil. iluniiinj;, ithixiiig ... lh;il’s llii- li'cliiig ol Co\iniry I'liirc, lliv Potter, the inventor of “gamesmanship,” Dionne’s But then Dionne played his joker. Bush, he actually derail some useful initiative in a belated where their risk of contracting AIDS may be higher been known to fall. I have had my nmdmi nindoininiuin conimiiniiy iic.Mk'd in llic rolling liills of (j)vcnlry. attempt to compensate for his own dismally "soft” raquaat granted. 646-3905 basic strategy in his "news story" was to praise: in' asserted, had made certain conservatives and the medical care inadequate. w. 24 Hours Full Sarv/ca Avallsbie READY-PICKED Klliili nl, Np,IIinns, iilll'iiilivi'... Iwn lii-driiiim liiwidtnllsi'S. this case, to credit Bush with having shrewdly won "apoplectic” by planning to name former performance while in office. *114,900 the trust of conservatives — by his choice of Quayle Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to a campaign Dionne, of course, knows all this very well. But as his running mate, by coming sturdily to Quayle’s advisory committee on national security. mentioning it wouldn’t serve the devious purpose of RASPBERRIES ONLY 10 REMAINING defense when the latter was attacked, by firmly According to Dionne, these conservatives "see Mr. his article — so he just didn’t mention it, or quote The Right Look for Autumn UNITS pledging no new taxes, and by stressing such issues Kissinger as the architect of the policy of detente anyone who did. (The Best Crop In 20 Years!) VILUH IIKES OF aUlTqRIURY MAKE YOUR as Dukakis’ attitude toward the Pledge of with the Soviet Union and of arms control He did, however, rehash the fact that recently ^aitrlipstrrI i’lrraii'i Begins with 2225 Main Street RESERVATIONS agreements they opposed.’ ’ another lim es "reporter,” Gerald Boyd, briefly at the Great Pumpkin Patch Glastonbury, CT 06C33 NOW! Allegiance and his policy of furloughing Founded In 1861 first-degree murderers. He even turned up with a quote for that managed to convince a lot of conservatives who Jiannika'A CaW udion Independently Owned A Operated PENNY M. SIEFFEBT...... PublIttMf Edmondson’s Farm New Co-Broke tlOOO With these things accomplished, Dionne proposition: Burton Yale Pines, senior vice ought to have known better that Bush had reneged featuring DIR. FROM HARTFORD GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Rl. 64 east lo 384 to III. 44 in Q>ven(ry. Model Open Sund.y 1-4 explained, Bush is now free to move to "the center” president of the Heritage Foundation. Pines, a on his policy of testing (as well as researching) the DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Exwutivo EdHof Barbara Barbara, Anthony Slcari, Coventry Space Shield. Forty-eight hours of hysteria could After the Gctly Sislion taka aaeond left or by ippointmenl. (which is lib-speak for the left), and is doing so. placid man who I doubt very much was MARIE P. G R AD Y...... CHy EdHor Karen Lawrence, Carry Back & many others. onto N orth River Road. At foeli bear rifihl have been avoided by one phone call to Bush’s ALEXANDER OIRELLI...... AtlocM* EdHor CALL ELAINE Dionne fleshed out the above razzmatazz with his "apoplectic,” did point out that Kissinger 2 Miles from Bolton Notch on Rt. 44 • 742-6124 onto Goose Lane. At second fork bipsr "Shops at .30" ri||hl onto Merrow Rd. on riftht. AT 659-2491 usual welter of confirmatory quotations from such “represents all the great U.S. foreign policy press office, but no one made it. Bush himself had DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advorllilng Dlrtclor to put out the fire, two days later. Open Dally 8-7 sources as John Buckley, the former Kemp press defeats” of the 1970s. JEANNE O. FROMERTH...... SutlnON M in a o w 435 Hartford Tpke., Vernon aide whom Dionne can almost always count on to But the cream of the jest is that Kissinger and his And who do you suppose was in the forefront of SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoling Mwwgw the hysterics, terrified that Bush had sold out? ROBERT H. HUBBARD ...... Prm room Mdnagor JaUlLi’an 10-6. !>.•* I n lyv.bai ill-A, hutsJa* I? ^ confirm any allegedly Republican viewpoint that old boss Richard Nixon are now well aware how FRANK J. McSWEEOAN...... ;.. .CIreulitlon DIrwHor needs substantiation. disastrously they mismanaged American foreign Henry Kissinger. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23, IBM — » t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 23, 1988 WIT OF THE WORLD S C IE N C E Wanted: someone to love boarder babies FOCUS By Judle Glove miniature hospital beds, their iron The Associated Press sides disguised with white paint and & H E A L T H brightened with colorful mobiles — NEW YORK — The Infant gingerly dominate the room. The desolate reaches for Ed Bolling’s mustache. hospital walls are masked with a Avoiding extra tax charges not difficuit Nathan gets hospital post Their eyes meet and a big baby grin wallpaper border of skating bunnies. spreads across the 2-month-old’s face. The “ Alice in Wonderland” cur­ Diane Howard Nathan of Glastonbury, a tains remind Ms. Donato of the story DEAR BRUCE: We catch up. The boy’s teen-age parents, home­ DEAR R.U.: You are, indeed, registered nurse, has been named director of of Alice’s tumble down the rabbit hole, Hied tor an extension on By all means, if you can’t make the caught between a rock and a hard less and drug addicted, aren’t there to DRG and utilization review at Manchester and she tells it to the baby content in our income taxes and calculations yourself, let a profes­ spot. capture the moment. But Belling is. Memorial Hospital. her lap. I ’ve Just paid the bill. sional do so. It will save you a ton of He is one of a growing number of She will be responsible for the evaluation of Across the room, Ian McCart, who Not only did we have to Smart Money grief in the long run. In today’s work, there is no excuse 60-minute dads and moms. They give pay extra money be­ for anyone to speak the way your boss patient hospital stays and how they relate to their time and love to help cuddle and like Belling is single, expertly hospital care. changes a 2-week-old girl’s diaper. cause not enough was DEAR BRUCE: I work in a does if the person to whom the care for the city’s small army of Bruce Williams McCart, a Manhattan banker who taken out of our pay- two-woman office. There are three comments are directed finds them Nathan received her diploma from Newark boarder babies — infants forced to lives in Westchester County, went to checks, but we had to men who use our secretarial and offensive and says so. Beth Israel Hospital in Newark, N. J. She also live in sterile hospital settings. the hospital 18 months ago to pay some penalties be­ clerical service; they are partners in has worked in Dallas, New Haven and Paoli, Looking around the crowded I think your choices are clear. One, volunteer to help AIDS patients and cause we didn't file the the firm. Pa. She most recently served as director of nursery at St. Luke’s Hospital in tax return by April 15. put up with the status quo, or two, utilization and quality assessment at Mount Manhattan, Belling, an unmarried met Ms. Crosby. I get along very well with two, but discuss this with the individual One day, she coaxed him into going How can we be sure this time It shouldn’t be too difficult to ROGER Sinai Hospital, Hartford. box-office clerk, prefers to dwell on upstairs to look at the babies. “ I was around that we won’t owe taxes? determine what your approximate the third has a habit of calling me by involved. Three, if he doesn’t see fit to Managua She is a charter member of the National the positive: "What I’ve done is given all sorts of pet names rather than by change, then you’ll have to change NICARAGUA hooked,” he said. U.A., tax liability will be as of next April. Association of Quality Assurance Profession­ a tiny baby some nourishment, some your job. Now, every Thursday after work, he HARRISBURG, PA. Any competent tax preparer could my real name. I don’t object to him als, and she is a member and past treasurer of comfort, even if it is only for an hour.” takes care of AIDS patients for an calculate this within a 10 percent using my first name, but I do take The babies wind up in hospitals for Whether or not he is violating any the Connecticut Association of Quality hour and then goes up to the nursery. DEAR U.A.: One of the more range of error. Let us assume that he exception to being called things like various reasons. Some have been sexpot, heartbreaker and othrs that I laws is a question that is better Assurance Professionals. “ I just love to sit quietly with the misunderstood elements of the fed­ or she determines that your tax abandoned or have parents who can’t would prefer not to share with you. directed to the labor department in child and play (tape-recorded) classi­ eral income tax system is tax liability will be $5,200. This means your state. But I would hope that the afford to take care of them. Most have I don’t want’ to give up the job, parents who “ aren’t fit to take care of cal music,” McCart said. “ It’s the withholding. that if you have a weekly paycheck, two of you can sit down together and AlbetskI loins lab staff first peace I have all day long.” The number of dollars you have $100 should be withheld each and because the money is good and I like agree on a responsible resolution of PEOPLE them,” usually addicts, says Anne Jan AlbetskI of Vernon has been nanied withheld from your salary has no every week. working here, but when he comes in this problem. Ormsby of the city’s Human Resour­ For Mel Heiko, a 65-year-old lawyer direct bearing on the amount of taxes Therefore, if this is done from Jan. 1 my stomach turns. I know it would be administrative director of laboratory services ces Administration, which oversees with two grown daughters and a that you pay. Rather, it is simply an to Dec. 31, your “ account” will hold easy to talk to the other partners, but I Understand that many people at Manchester Memorial Hospital. the boarder baby program. 9-month-old grandson, the volunteer estimation of the amount of money the appropriate $5,200 to meet your should add that he is the man who simply don’t object to this type of Good roles hard to find Before joining the staff, she served as There are about 300 such infants in program is a second chance to banter in an office situation. That is the city, most of them black or you will owe come April 15. The obligations. Since the year is now well started the business and the other NEW YORK (AP) — Actor Denzel laboratory manager at New Britain General experience fatherhood. not an endorsement of it, but just an Hospital. She has been an assistant laboratory Hispanic; children who, at one point, When his own children were young, money is in your “ account” so it underway, it may be that if you were men, although they are partners, look Washington says good roles are hard to find, to him as their boss. What do you observation that it is very common in manager at William W. Backus Hospital in spent as much as three months lying he said, “ I was too busy trying to doesn’t have to be paid in a lump sum. under-withheld from January despite the Oscar nomination he won for his Further, the government takes a dim through the present date, you will suggest? many industries. However, if anyone Norwich and a clinical instructor at St. in steel-sided cribs and plastic bas­ carve out a career.” finds such name-calling offensive, portrayal of martyred South African activist sinets, waiting to be put in foster view of people who deliberately have have to accelerate your withholding R.U., Francis Hospital and Medical Center, ’ ’Sometimes you sit there and then it should clearly be terminated. Stephen Biko in “ Cry Freedom.” their taxes under-withheld. for the rest of the year in order to SAN DIEGO. Hartford. homes. wonder what’s going to happen to “ It’s not a coincidence that the last three Reforms in the system have since She is a graduate of the University of them,” said the 41-year-old Ms. pictures I ’ve made. I’ve had to go out of the helped reduce that wait to an average Al* photo Connecticut. Donato, a married advertising execu­ country to do,” he said. of five days for healthy infants. But tive who would like to have children “ Cry Freedom” was filmed in Zimbabwe. TENDER MOMENT — Ed Belling, an unmarried box-office Drowning man show thanks those with special needs can stay as but says “ nature has not been so “ For Queen and Countor,” made in London, long as eight months, says Carolyn clerk. Cuddles an infant at St. Luke’s Hospitai in New York. Some dental goals unmet kind.” Dr. Gott and “ Finding Maubee,” made in Jamaica,- Yordan, of the Greater New York Beiiing is one of a growing number of 60-minute dads and moms will be released early next year. ATLANTA (AP) — A new federal report Hospital Association, which repres­ who give their time and love to help care for boarder babies — "I often sit there and create whole Peter Gott, M.D. says that while a growing majority of the ents 70 hospitals. futures for them,” she eaid. “ I like to Washington’s dream is to play the leading infants forced to iive in sterile hospital settings. by biting hand that saved him man in a romantic comedy, something like nation’s children are free of cavities, the Boarder babies are fed and changed think positive things. Maybe in some Jimmy Stewart’s role in “ Mr. Smith Goes to prevalence of sugar in schools and other at regular intervals by already small way it will rub off.” problems means that other dental health goals overburdened staff nurses. hold the babies in the nursery, the “ They began to react to the love and The volunteers never know where have a new friend with whom I Washington.” DEAR are not being met. But what about love? babies were not reactive to any­ you could see a real difference.” the babies go once they leave. ABBY: I have correspond, and I am positive Preliminary results from a 1986-87 survey of That’s where people like Belling thing,” said Virginia Crosby, director It was there in the face of the “ I don’t think I want to know, to tell a message for that his wife doesn’t mind one bit. Lawmaker downs burglar U.S. schoolchildren show more than 65 percent come in. They’re part of St. Luke’s- of volunteers at the medical center. month-old boy Loretta Donato gently the truth,” said Belling. “ A couple of Jennifer Mo­ And no, I didn’t send him a of 9-year-olds were free of tooth decay, the Roosevelt Medical Center’s volunteer “ They would just lie there. rocked in a dilapidated rocking chair times I ’ve seen (the babies’) parents rales, the “ na­ picture of me in a bathing suit. TULSA, Okla. inside St. Luke’s boarder baby Helping to cure Dear Abby national Centers for Disease Control reported program to give the infants the human “ The staff would go in and feed up there — it’s scary. ture lover” There are still plenty of us moral (AP) — A burglar nursery, a small, gray-walled room Thursday. The figure was 49 percent in a touch they crave. them when they could. The babies who resented ‘ Abigail Van Buren single girls who are mail-hungry, picked the wrong Nine women and eight men donate didn’t even react to sound after a that would be cheerless if not for the “ I just think it’s better for us and 1979-80 survey and 29 percent in 1973. all the “ No not male-hungry — and that is the victim in Mike an hour each week to care for the while. efforts of the staff nurses who used better for the babies if we just spend urinary infection And while federal health officials’ goal of no Trespassing’’ way you can sign me. Synar when he hospital’s boarder babies. “ Once the volunteers started, it was their own money to decorate it. that time with them, make that little signs she saw MAIL-HUNGRY, NOT MALE- allegedly stole a tooth decay in 40 percent of the nation’s “ Before the volunteers came up to totally different,” Ms. Crosby said. Eight tiny “ cribs” — actually. bit of difference.” DEAR DR. GOTT: I had my bladder removed and while vacation­ HUNGRY IN ALASKA pair of gold cuff 9-year-old children has been surpassed, three now I wear a bag. It seems very sour and I took ing in the north links from the of 11 other dental-health goals for 1990 are antibiotics for an infection. My doctor said my urine of my friends, and they give me woods of Wisconsin, Grow up, Oklahoma con­ unlikely to be reached, the CDC said. One caused the infection but seems unconcerned and examples of Joan Collins, Pris­ Jennie! If you invite strangers on DEAR ABBY: Maybe this is gressman’s Wa­ other objective has been reached, progress is never asked to see it. How should I care for it? your property to smell the roses, cilla Presley an Cher! Abby, they being made toward four, and information is Hundreds of thousands still risk AIDS why some folks haven’t been shington home. DEAR READER; Urine is normally sterile. Once you’d better carry plenty of are in Hollywood, and my daugh­ not sufficient to assess the other three, the getting their mail; A postal Synarchased percent said they had five or more the virus that causes AIDS, the CDC it has been passed, however, it is easily liability insurance! ter is living in the real world. inspector in Pensacola, Fla., used Atlanta-based agency said. Bv Robert Bvrd habits. and tackled the Three percent of the 638 men partners in the past year. That said. Darrow said that particularly contaminated by bacteria. Bacterial action on I run a deep-sea charter fishing J am worried about the pain a front-end loader to remove the The Associated Press man Thursday interviewed, both single and married, included 1 percent of those aged 18-29, includes the 80 percent who reported urinary components can lead to a foul odor. I boat service, and three years ago, that might result due to critical last five tons of undelivered mail with assistance reported five to 10 sex partners in the 0.4 percent of those aged 30-44 and 0.7 one sex partner or none in the last suspect that the germs causing your problem came my mate, a customer and I pulled remarks made by friends and found piled at the home of a rural Fish oil clears arteries ATLANTA — Most Americans are from a passerby. previous year. One in 100 reported percent of those 45-60. year. from the bag, not from the urine itself. The bag a drowning man from Fire Island family members. I love my mail carrier. “ at relatively low risk” of AIDS from The 37-year-old BOSTON (AP) — Fish oil provides the first more than 10 — including 3 percent of Acquired immune deficiency syn­ People also were asked about the should be replaced or sterilized. Return to the Inlet (the inlet to the Atlantic daughter very much and want to An estimated 500.000 pieces of sexual contact, but the hundreds of effective way of keeping newly opened heart the men between 18 and 29, 1 percent drome is spread chiefly through status of their sex partners — their urologist for an opinion and specific advice. Ocean). In one practiced move, see her happy. She may have mail up to 3 years old were Democrat said he thousands who still have sex with my mate ran aft, kicking off his moments of happiness when she’s returned home arteries working smoothly after angioplasty, multiple partners are at “ considera­ of the men 30-44 and 2 percent of the sexual contact or the sharing of drug gender and whether they were In addition, stomal therapists — professionals di.scovered. Mike Synar spouses, friends, pick-ups or trained in helping patients with post-operative boots and throwing the life ring. secluded with her “ young man,” shortly after dawn a procedure used on 200,000 Americans ble risk,” according to a new men 45-60. needles: persons with multiple sex MAGNOLIA. KENTUCKY prostitutes. stomas — could be very useful in giving you As luck would have it, the but she ipust work and live with from jogging to find a burglar in his house. annually with heart disease, according to a nationwide survey. “ This is something that concerns partners are considered at increased, us,” said Dr. William Darrow, a CDC risk for the deadly disease. More than Six percent of the men and 1 percent guidance about how to take care of your drowning man caught hold of the others who may not approve of DEAR MAGNOLIA: Now I “ I was standing outside my house study published Thursday in the New England The national Centers for Disease AIDS specialist. “ You’re talking 70,000 U.S. cases have been reported, of the women surveyed said at least troublesome problem. line and we pulled him into the her choice. suppose a lot of folks will be screaming, ’Call 911, call 911! ’ I looked like Journal of Medicine. Control reported Thursday that a What do you think about this survey shows that more than 80 about millions of people ... and we and federal health officials believe as one of their sex partners in the DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband is easily aroused, boat. It took three of us to haul saying. “ Your check was in Richard Dreyfuss in the movie 'Down and Out “ It looks very promising,” said Dr. Gregory “ youthful situation?" percent of respondents have had don’t know whether they’re taking many as 1.5 million Americans are previous year was a “ casual date or but when he ejaculates he grabs his abdomen. He him aboard. THAT mail.” in Beverly Hills,” ’ Synar told The Tulsa J. Dehmer. “ It’s the only agent so far that has A week later, my insurance WELL-MEANING MOTHER either one or no sex partners in the other kinds of precautions,” such as infected with the virus that can cause pick-up.” Well below 1 percent says he has severe pain in his groin and it causes Tribune’s Washington bureau. even shown a hint of having an effect. This company called to inform me that previous year. discussing AIDS testing with partners AIDS. reported paying for sex. him to cough. He’s had tests, and nothing shows up. Synar said when he saw the man open a study is a little like the light at the end of the Of the men reporting sex in the a claim of $150 had been placed DEAR MOTHER: I would trust Nevertheless, “ a sizeable percen­ and using condoms. Overall, 22 percent of the respond­ second-story bedroom window and hop out, he tunnel.” DEAR READER: Your husband’s symptoms an intelligent, well-educated 32- DEAR ABBY: I am a Hogg by tage of young, never-married men Applied to the U.S. population, the ents said they had had no sex partners previous year, 3 percent said their against me. It seems that when shouted for help to a young man on the street. Angioplasty is widely used because it are, indeed, unusual and I am unable to give you a we pulled the drowning man year-old woman who has a marriage and I am not ashamed report more than 10 partners in the survey indicates more than 700,000 in the previous year, and 60 percent partners included males and another “ We followed him through yards and provides a non-surglcal alternative to 6 percent didn’t answer the question. logical explanation for them. Clearly, his problem aboard, he lost his eyeglasses and successful career to make an of the name. When my husband past 12 months,” including 5 percent single men aged 18-29 and more than reported only one partner. Eleven was in the military, there was a alleys,” and grabbed the man about three coronary bypass operations for people with Homosexual men make up the largest involves the reproductive tract. Therefore, he wallet! intelligent choice for a compan­ of those age 18-29. 100,000 aged 30-44 may have 10 or percent said two to four, 2 percent said should see a urologist. If such a specialist is at a loss, I was notified that because my ion. She may place more impor­ Pigg in his squadron. How about blocks away, Synar said. “ I knocked him coronary artery disease. Doctors use tiny The survey interviewed 1,481 people more partners a year, thus leaving five or more, and 6 percent did not group of AIDS patients in the United I suggest that he request a consultation with a deductible was higher than the tance on “ chemistry” than arith­ this? down. I had his hands pinned and then the cops balloons to squeeze open clogged heart in a scientific sample, asking them to themselves “ at considerable risk” of answer the question. States. The survey was conducted between urology clinic at a teaching hospital. Surely your claim, I had seven working days metic, which is her right and her And just what do you have came and we got him.” arteries. submit written, anonymous answers AIDS, the CDC said. “ Most Americans appear to be at husband will want to exhaust every resource to help in which to reimburse the com­ business. She may be sufficiently against hogs. Abby? Being a A major drawback of the procedure is to four questions about their sexual Among the 843 women surveyed, 0.7 relatively low risk of infection” from Feb. 14 and April 25. native Iowa girl, you should be him find relief. pany or my insurance would be secure and happy to be totally restenosis, the spontaneous reclosing of the especially fond of hogs. They canceled. unaffected by their critical com­ The show went on newly cleared arteries. This happens in about DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a terrible body odor. 1 CAPT. JOHN BILITSKY JR., ments. Don’t worry. Mother. helped make Iowa the great farm one-third of all patients within six months of don’t eat onions or garlic. It’s not underarm but all state it is today. Shame on you! LONDON (AP) — The show went on in the House rejects forced AIDS tests; bill advances NORTH BABYLON, N Y. best Broadway tradition as assistant their angioplasties. over. Would chlorophyll help? DEAR ABBY: I read you If you decide to print this letter (fact chance!), you may use my choreographer Toni Kaye replaced Ann Miller tive AIDS actions that the time has DEAR READER: An unpleasant body odor can DEAR CAPTAIN JOHN: In faithfully in the Anchorae Times WASHINGTON (AP) — A bill to testing resources need to be concen­ acquired immune deficiency syn­ name, such as it is. in the starring role in the just-opened musical come for responsible AIDS policy,” have many causes. Certain diseases, such as kidney credible! Truth is, indeed, and would like to respond to Salt tablets don’t help expand voluntary AIDS testing trated on those people rather than drome and create a national commis­ VIRGINIA A HOGG. “ Sugar Babies.” the fund’s executive director, Vic failure, can produce this symptom. In addition, as stranger than fiction. “ Concerned in Cleveland,” the among high-risk individuals neared populations that probably haven’t sion to advise Congress on issues BINGHAMTON, N Y. “ This lady to my left is what show business NEW YORK (AP) — Don’t replace lost Basile, said in a statement. we age, the constituents in our sweat change; we married lady who is paranod House passage with wide bipartisan been exposed. raised by the fatal disease. is all about,” co-star Micky Rooney told the The virus that causes AIDS, a fatal tend to become more “ aromatic.” Also, bacterial DEAR ABBY: I am the mother about her husband receiving mail sodium with salt tablets, recommends the majorities turning back proposals to “ Let’s not take limited resources ... Final House action could come as Savoy Theater audience Thursday during the disease, most often is spread through action on perspiration will release odors that are of an intelligent, attractive, well- from ‘lislngle chicks” through Reebok Aerobic Information Bureau. force tests on prisoners, hospital and waste them,” said Rep. Henry early as today. The bill then goes to curtain calls for the third night of the musical, close contact with contaminated socially unacceptable. You need a complete educated 32-year-old daughter Operation Dear Abby. The fo d t about druei. AIDS, and how It’s a myth that salt tablets replace sodium patients and marriage license Waxman, D-Calif., chief sponsor of the Senate. which toured the United States for eight years. blood products or semen. Its principal medical examination to make sure that you don’t who is single and has a very I am a 15-year-old girl living in to prevent unwanted preanoncv are all lost through sweating, it says. They actually applicants. the testing measure. “ Let the states The Human Rights Campaign In Abbv't new, expanded booklet, Miss Miller, suffering from a swollen ankle, victims have been male homosexuals, have a di.sease causing your problem. If you check successful career. For the first a remote bush community of draw water from the tissues into the stomach Lawmakers also defeated by a do their own efforts as they see fit.” Fund, a political action committee for "What Every Teen Should Know." To hemophiliacs and intravenous drug out OK, you may have to be content with washing time in her life she is in love. The Alaska due to my parents’ order, send vour name and address, performed the Thursday matinee, but decided to dilute the abnormally high sodium large margin a proposal requiring The Waxman bill would give states the gay and lesbian community, plus check or money order tor $3.50 to; abusers. frequently with deodoiant soap. Chlorophyll is man is very nice, but, Abby, he is occupations. Here, mail is a about 90 minutes before the curtain went up concentration from the tablet, says Nancy states to collect identifying informa­ complying with its terms an extra $400 praised the House for rejecting what it Dear Abbv's Teen Booklet, P.O. Box The House agreed to require testing useful only in absorbing the odor of bad breath; it 21 years old. once-a-week blessing from 4S7, Mount Morris, III. 41054. Postage Is not to do the evening performance, said Clark, a Boston-area sports nutritionist. tion on people who test positive for the million a year to conduct widespread, called hostile amendments proposed of prisoners convicted of prostitution will not affect body odor. I have mentioned this to many heaven! Thanks to you, Abby, 1 Included. company manager Jane Tamlyn. This gastric reaction dehydrates you and volu ntary AIDS testing and by Rep. William Dannemeyer, R- AIDS virus. or crimes related to sexual assault or She said Miss Kaye had performed the role performance is hampered. Clark’s advice: Opponents successfully argued that counseling. Calif., and other conservatives. IV drug abuse. The plan was approved in America and Australia and was Miss anonymous testing is a much better It also would protect the confiden­ “ Members of the House have sent a Stay away from salt tablets and concentrate 266-137 as an alternative to mandatory Miller’s size, so could be called upon on short way to attract people at highest risk of tiality of counseling and testing clear signal to Rep. Dannemeyer and on replacing lost fluids. testing of all prisoners. Checking accounts have been upgraded notice. being infected with AIDS and that records, speed up research into others who support irrational, puni­

It’s big news that you or credit-union share drafts — if you to pay a check, so be careful. Times to no longer have to wait can afford to keep a certain minimum stop a check: a person to whom you Denver to deliver awards more tlian a reasonable amount (say $1,000) in such accounts. gave a check has lost it; someone to NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Singer John whom you mailed a check hasn’t amount of time after (NOW stands for “ negotiable order of Denver will appear on his first Country Music withdrawal.” ) Such accounts earn received it after a week or two. you’ve deposited a Sylvia Association Awards Show next month, the interest for you, and you may not be check in your checking CMA announced. account before it be­ charged any fees. Choose the check- 13. To stop a check, you must Denver, whose hits include “ Thank God I ’m Weekend comes available for Porter :ing account with the lowest minimum describe it properly to the bank: a Country Boy,” will present the 19M Song of withdrawal. 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Princess Beatrice, was bom glass of wine record — to prove that you’ve paid a attach the canceled check to a copy of service and transaction fees — he or she has a week (or two) to cover Aug. 8. The baby stayed behind in England. 1-4 PM bill, to prove to the IRS you had the bill. charges per check, charges for the amount before you will seek 6. Make sure that the numbers that deposits, charges (if any) for using an The royal couple will officiate at the Oct. 1 Restaurant certain deductible expenses, and the criminal prosecution. LA STRADA Restaurant LA STRADA like. the bank imprints on the bottom right automatic teller machine, charges to Bicentennial Naval Salute, comprising 26 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 2. If you’re making out a check to an of your canceled check match the stop a check. You can save more than 16. Be wary of accepting checks warships and support vessels from 16 nations 182 Main Street • Manchester 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 official of a firm — say, an Insurance check’s amount. $100 a year,j reports the Consumer made out to a third party, then in the largest such formation to sail into Mon.-Sat. 5:30-10 / Sun. ’til 9 Mon.-Sat. 5:30-10 / Sun. 'til 0 company — include the person’s title, 7. The Consumer Federation of Federation. endorsed over to you. If the check Sydney harbor. so the money can't be deposited into a America claims that the best check­ 12. Stopping a check. You can get bounces, you may have trouble collecting. personal account. ing accounts are either NOW accounts into legal trouble by telling a bank not 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23, 1988

Delta engine contract Five people from Manchester are among 197 who passed the Certified Public Accountant Lachmund joins company examinations given by the state in May. The Manchester residents are Steven E. Cote major coup for Pratt Scott Lachmund of Manchester recently joined of 161 Oak Forest Drive. Pamela B. Cronin of First Eastern Mortgage Corp. as a mortgage 141K Tudor Lane, Mary F. Kozel of 165K Tudor ‘Union says EB plays ‘mind games’ officer. David E. Prindi- Lane, David C. Schneider of 90 Hawthorne St. EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Jet McDonnell Douglas MD-80 series Lachmund has a background in financing, real ville, D.M.D., has and Jennifer A. Hedlund of 91 Pitkin St. GROTON (AP) — Electric Boat says it struck July 1 after rejecting the first The latest agreements with subcontrac­ engine maker Pratt & Whitney has powered by Pratt & Whitney’s estate and public speaking. been installed as will reduce the size of its required contract proposal by a 5-to-3 margin. tors bring to 700,000 the number of pulled off a major coup; a contract JT8D-200 engines, and for SO Boeing The 19>A-hour exam is administered over a The company has offices throughout New president of the three3-day period and is the second major step workforce through such measures as Electric Boat on Wednesday informed man-hours’ work, including some janitor­ with Delta Air Lines worth at least 757-232S to be powered by Pratt & England. Connecticut Society leading toward state licensure and certification. subcontracting as long as a strike the MTC about the subcontracting of work ial services. Electric Boat has turned over $300 million. Whitney PW2037 engines, the com ­ of Oral and Maxillo­ to outside workers since the walkout Applicants must also demonstrate they have continues, but a top union official says the it said represents about 370,000 man­ Delta placed firm orders for pany said. facial Surgeons. hours. That translates into about 177 jobs, began, said Ruenzel. He added the number “ This is an outstanding moment three years of acceptable professional company is just “ playing mind games” Pratt & Whitney’s PW4000 engine to Prindiville is a if you figure the average employee is would likely climb to at least 1 million. power nine McDonnell Douglas in Pratt I t Whitney history,” said ‘Big ticket’ orders soar experience and must complete an ethics course. with its employees. graduate of the responsible for about ,^2,080 man-hours a MD-llsand nine 767s. The company Pratt & Whitney President Arthur “ A lot of this is to create an illusion of a Electric Boat has always subcontracted WASHINGTON (AP) — Orders for “ big ticket” University of Connec­ real bad scene,” Joseph Messier, presi­ year. Messier said. also has options on 31 MD-l Is and 16 E. Wegner. out a significant amount of work, “ but it durable goods soared 6.0 percent in August on the ticut and Tufts College to honor Pryor dent of the striking 10,000-member Metal But Messier said “ that doesn’t mean to 767s, Pratt & Whitney said Thurs­ would not ave constituted a permanent “ I consider Delta’s decision a strength of big jumps in the military and University School of Trades Council, said Thursday. say that manyjobs are being eliminated.” day in a statement. subcontracting,” he said. solid endorsement of our decision to transportation sectors, the government said Dental Medicine. His Millard H. Pryor Jr., chairman and chief Union officiais met Wednesday and "Some of that work was going to go out Based solely on the firm orders commit to new engines-the PW2000 today. oral surgery training executive officer of Corcap Inc. of Manchester, again Thursday with EB representatives anyway,” he said, “ and some of it may not Ruenzel said that “ for the most part,” the contract is worth at least $300 will be among four people honored Thursday by and PW4000,” he said. The Commerce Department said total orders was completed in 1975 | to discuss work the company is awarding necessarily be MTC jobs. Whenever we do the subcontracting cited in the talks with million and including firm installed the Hartford College of Women. In selecting the PW4000 for its jumped to a seasonally adjusted $123.1 billion last at Mount Sinai to subcontractors. work. It goes through different hands.” the union is a direct result of the strike. He engines, spares and options will Others to be honored are Hartzel Lebed of “ This is one of many ways they (EB Douglas MD-l Is and Boeing 767s, month. The big jump follows a huge 7.4 percent Hospital in New York "Whenever you are talking about could not pinpoint exactly how many jobs mean the company will deliver Bloomfield, interim president of the University managers) are playing mind games with have been lost as a result of actions taken Delta became the 24th customer for decline in July, the biggest in more than four City. permanent subcontracting and have the more than 530 engines, Pratt & Nieto becomes diplomate of Hartford: Dororthy C. Goodwin of Storrs, a opportunity to discuss it, you want to avail peoples’ heads,” said Messier. “ They are specificaily in response to the strike. Whitney said, the engine, which entered service years, and an 8.7 percent increase in June, which Prindiville ac­ doing whatever they can do to coerce our in 1987 with Pan American World was the largest in 30 months. Dr. Ramon A. Nieto, a Manchester physician, member of the Connecticut State Board of yourself of the opportunity,” Messier said. “ It (the contract) could go to quired his oral and But he said the subcontracts being Airways and Singapore Airlines. Education; and Georgette A. Koopman of West There have been no contract talks since people back.” about $3 billion (in value), but that Orders for transportation equipment in August was recently certified as a diplomate in geriatric maxillofacial surgery David Prindiville But a company spokesman. Neil Ruen- awarded are not stop-gap measures to get Hartford, who has been involved in cultural and Aug. 11, when EB, for the first time, would be over a number of years. ” Delta previously had firm- were up by 20.9 percent to $35.4 billion. More than medicine. boards in 1977. He has zel, said Thursday that Electric Boat is Electric Boat through the strike. educational endeavours. dropped its demand that workers accept said Pratt & Whitney spokesman ordered 60 PW2037-powered 757s, half the increase was for motor vehicles and Nieto, an internist in private practice and a been in practice for 13 years. His offices are at 1 merely doing what it said it would do from Even if several hundred jobs were lost to The four will be saluted for service to the public only bonuses and offered a 3 percent wage Robert E. Weiss. with options on 20 aircraft. Thirty- parts. Auto orders had been weak in July as doctor at Manchester Memorial Hospital, is Heritage Place. Manchester, and 57 Union St.. subcontractors. Messier said, that doesn’t and private sectors. The event is the third annual increase in the third year of a proposed the day the walkout began. EB has made Delta has also placed options for eight of these aircraft are in factories were switching over to a new model already certified as a diplomate of the American Rockville. He lives in Manchester with his wife mean that many strikers would be without "In Celebration of Liberal Arts” at CIGNA in four-year contract. Described as inade­ clear that “ the longer the strike goes on, 100 MD-88S which will be part of the service, Pratt & Whitney said. year. Board of Internal Medicine. and two sons. quate by MTC leaders, the offer was never the smaller the workforce will be at the employment when a contract agreement Bloomfield. put to a vote of the membership, which Groton shipyard,” Ruenzel said. is reached. Sales force productivity declines over long term OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area STAMFORD (AP) — Top man­ He said that earlier, there was REAL ESTATE agement needs to focus on why little data on how much selling 543 North Main St. sales force productivity is drop­ costs. But. he says, now that ^iano Realty Co. MIS featurinfr: Manchester ping while the cost of selling is companies see the price, they’re i U ,R REALTY Omu rising, a new study says. going to demand more for their 06-5200 ^ fr^-i 7 2 1 . 647-8895^ A The study found that there was money. mI „ ^ i i i EPSTEIN REALTY m an average increase of only 2 ’These marketplace factors MIS percent in annual sales volum* ar6 compounded by the fact that per sales person. It also found many American sales managers ~ ~ New Each office Independently owned and operated. there was an average increase of have failed to collect the data REAL ESTATE more than 12 percent in the cost of necessary for them to measure y ^ ^ ^ i s t i n g a sales call. the prducti vity of their sales force 647~8000 Street, Manchester “The average sales person’s and to allocate resources effi­ SOUTH WINDSOR selling time has decreased by ciently,” O’Connell said. PRICED TO SELL about 250 hours per year and they O’Connell predicts that conti­ Condo The Buy Of The Week Maiichattar *139,900 are spending more time on nuation of the current trends in This easily affordable 3 bedroom administration and paperwork.” selling costs and sales volume M anchester *65.900 is this immaculate 3 year old 7 room Ranch featuring cozy dan, fireplace said William A, O’Connell, a Unique 1 bedroom condo with and garage has been frethly painted “ will increasingly force the top BOLTON *174,900 BOLTON *209,000 Colonial that offers, 3 bedrooms, for the new owner. Quiet street. Private partner for the Norwalk-based management of American corpo­ private front entrance, spa­ Personnel Corp. of America. RphI Riiv in Town' Convenient Country Living family roorrf with fireplace, formal yard. Walk to Buckley School. Call for rations to shift their attention cious floor plan, bright open liv­ details. O’Connell said Thursday the Affor,table, romplel.'lv renovatpH ,1 bed- Reduced Price! Raised Ranch, 1800 sq. fL ing room. Very close to 384 and dining room, fully applianced away from manufacturing func­ room, 1 bath ranch atvle home with de- 3 1-edrooma, 2W hatha, f.replaced study involved 12,000 salespeople tions in order to focus on sales shopping, buses, library, down­ at 350 companies in 40 industries. tached 1 car garage, lat floor laundry on 1 room wtth euatom bu'lt wet bar. kitchen, 2.5 baths, 2 car garage, city OPEN HOUSE force productivity.” acre wooded lot. Still time to ehooae Beaultful v.ewa and mtnulea to highway, town. Personnel Corp. of America, Oir; S*- Carler Si. righl on Volpt, lefi < utilities, and much more. % acre lot, SUNDAY, SEPT. 25, 1-4 PM Looking to the next decade, colors! which conducted the study, is a Birrh Ml. righl on Tinker, left W «l Ridge Or. on a cul-de-sac street. management consulting firm. O’Connell says there will be an MOVE RIGHT IN O’Connell said several factors increase in automation in sales. Asking *227.900. East HarUord *141,900 have contributed to the poor “ They will use more computers Condo This three bedroom home hat bMn to reduce paperwork,” he said. long-term performance, includ­ COVENTRY • Affonialilo lots anH now construction Fiano Builders will M anchester *129.900 given a epruce-up. New Insulated O’Connell that sales managers use your plans or ours. 1 -17 acre lots, *6,S,000 and up. Owner financinp windows, new vinyl elding, newly ing increased price competition Move in condition describes this available. painted, refinithsd wood floors all from overseas suppliers and also will come from different 2 bedroom Ranch style condo U&R REALTY CO. backgrounds. Now, he says they enhance this charming Cape with more sophisticated purchasing end unit. 1st time home buyers techniques. often have built their careers on fireplace, formal dining room, garage, or retired couples. Pool & tennis treed yard. Won't LattI He also said selling “ has interpersonal skills, but says they 643-2692 *aF, too! become increasingly complex.” also need analytical skills. ^^^/Roberl D. Murdock, Realtor Dir: Sliver Lane to Forbes St. ^Homework Is What We Do Best!' -< OPEN HOUSE > - < - < >■ Sunday, Sept. 25, 1-4 PM B E A L E S T A T E S E R V IC E S DON’T ‘ 63 East Center St.. Manchester. 643-4060 r LET THE J b m MANCHESTER *139,900 Well cared for six room aluminum TO SETTLE ESTATE FRESH AS A DAISY!!! and brick Cape In lovely family this classic 6 room older home with covered porch ^ Real Estate riiis lerrific 5 room Townhouse Condo at NEXT neighborhood. New carpet In living has approximately 1400 sq. ft. and must be sold Beeehwood, on Highland Street in Manrhester, has room and dining room plus vary Priced for Immediate sale In the '130’s. recently beert tastefully r<‘deroraled in very bright large enclosed porch off kitchen. Call 848-2482 -WE'RE SELLINQ HOUSES" cheerful eolnr ■ OPEN HOUSE - Sal., Sept. 24, 1-4 PM ^Presenting MANCHESTER & VICINITY New Conlemporary •335,000, D.W.FISH ^ Commetclal-ln¥estmenl Company BACK ON MARKET Clean, 6 room Vinyl sided Colonial. I *123,900** Sbdrms., H/W floors, newer carpeting, ap­ m f o r s a l e pliances, corner lot. OWNER ANXIOUS!! ^'BUYERS - INVESTORS NIGHT” VERNON NEW LISTING Neat & Clean, 5 plus room Townhouse. 3 F.N.BUILDERS • Routs 83, 6 acre Industrial Site, excellent for •132,900M bdrms., 1>A baths, thermo-pane windows, mini warehouse/storage. Industrial Condo sliders off dining area to good size deck. Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1988 Exclusive Marketing use. Nice area of Manchester. . 2 Acres In C-10 zone on Rt. 83 near Hart- STRAND'S CONDO'S Brand new\ quality built, 4 room, 2 bdrm.. at 7:00 PM 7 Lisa l.ane, Tollahd mann't Supermarket. 2,000 SF home with Starting at: I'A bath Townhouses. Cathedral ceiling ----- K------"Overlooking Risley Reservoir" Income apt. Directions: IB4 East to exit 68, Right on *148,500** and sky-lite in Master bdrm., appliances, lO.S, left on Rhodes, becomes Anthony, Left TOLLAND atrium doors to spacious deck, garage w/ HOSTED BY: opener. un Kale Lane, liefi on Roups. Signs to lisa Come *‘Walk the Land” * 20 */— prime commercial acres on Rte 105 MANCHESTER — Delightfully upgraded 3 BR Col. w/all new adjacent to 1-84. PBD zoned. Potential uses OPEN HOUSE SUN., 1-4 & WED. 4-8 PM REALTY-WORLD — with us at our new site at Include cluster development, atrip shopping Owner will be present to "Wheel & Deal” ! skylighted bath, screened porch, 22x36 handy-man garage - and offices. •159,900. Martha ZawackI 633-1987 / Pat Kershaw 872-7777 104 MILWOOD RD. Drive by this IMMACULATE, 6 plus room, BenoiVFrechette Associates RESERVOIR HEIGHTS, ELLINGTON E. HARTFORD, CT center chimney, full dormered Cape. Alu­ . 3.5 Acres In Prime Industrial area abutting El­ •159,900** minum sided, enclosed breezeway and gar­ Vernon lington Airport. Property Includat sound age. Security system, UA baths, lower level D.WFISH 1890 Colonial with Commercial Potential. family room, AN ABSOLUTE PLEASURE Come hear our guest speakers discuss THE REALTY COMPANY Pre-Cpnstruction Pricus BOLTON TO SHOW!! *244,900 — *272,900 and answer questions on how you can . 31 acres in excellent location for potential VERNON — Exceptional, well-kept 6 room Ranch, 1st floor PRICE REDUCED OWNER ANXIOUS! Newly enlarged, fully own a home or investment property. tubdivltlon. Property also Includes historic family room. 3 bedrooms, large sun deck, fireplace, finished *159,900" applianced kitchen is only one “ plus” in ■ Select from 21 Lots 18th century Colonial w/teveral outbuildings this beautiful, 7 room Colonial w/3 bdrms., • Choose from 12 Styles for possible horse farm. recreation room, quiet cul-de-sac street, walk to elementary 1‘A baths, family room, and garage. DE­ I B e tte r school, and oxcellent starter home or rotlrement homo, RESERVATIONS LIMITED ______■ 1900-2500 sq. ft. - SIRABLE BOWERS SCHOOL DISTRICT. I H o m e s * FO R LEASE *154,900. Direrliont: 184 East to exit 66. Righl at end ELLINGTON ‘Putting You 1st Is znd Nature To Us:” Call: 646-7709 MANCHESTER — Make an offer — owner transferred — cys- of exit, left at blinking light (Tunnel Rd.) * Rental/Profeaslonal Office apace available In tom built, mint condition 4 BR bl-level in young family area. thru tunnel to end. left at stop sign on to 2 shopping canters on high traffic - Route 83. To bo hold «t: Dlrocllona: [..ake St., mile on right. STRANO REAL ESTATE •219,900 Eleanor Daniels, 633-6114 Several titet available starting at 1400 SF at U&R REALTY CO. 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT First Fodoral Ssvings Main Strool to »Qw-»11»« sq.« _ C A L L TODAY - 647-“ SOLD’ ; ^ 344 W. MIddIo Turnpiko W. MIddIo Turnpiko OFFICE HOM* 243 Main Straal, Manehaslar, CT 06040 643-2692 Manchostor, CT 06040 (Near Manchealer Patkada) Merrill Lynch Realty 643-1591 , 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Daily 900-8:00 a M i S j lM j 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sat. 9:00-5:00 643-4616 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ealraahmanta Sarvad 6.1 Hebron Aventie, Glastonbury. CT 6.13-.1674 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23, 1988 No one shows up Prof sees $300 million as Coventry airs hole to fill

CROMWELL (AP) - The school-work plans governor and General Assembly Fame dinner ho hum — clinch division will “ be in a pickle come spring” By Jacqueline Bennett School. The Town Council ap­ when they try to balance the By Ben Walker Manchester Herald proved the committee’s request 1989-90 budget, according to an The Associated Press economics professor at the Uni­ on lap tonight to appropriate the funds earlier COVENTRY - What If a this month. Now an OK from the versity of Connecticut. NEW YO RK - While the New York Yankees Professor William A. McEach- Special Town Meeting was held, voters is needed. The ninth edition of Manchester’s biggest guaranteed a division championship this season, the ern estimates there will be at and no townspeople came? About two-thirds of the project sports dinner will be on tap tonight when New York Mets went out and won one. least a $300 million hole to fill and That's what happened Thurs­ cost will be reimbursed by the membership in the Manchester Sports Hall of The Mets — as expected — clinched the National that tax increases will almost day night at a meeting held to state to the town resulting in a net Fame swells to 45. League East title Thursday night by beating certainly be required. discuss a request from the School cost of about $397,000 for the town. Scheduled for induction at the Arm y and Philadelphia 3-1. They did it the same way they keep Building Committee to approp­ A $375,000 portion of the total Addressing a conference of N avy Club in the program starting at 7p.m. are winning, with the best pitching in the majors. riate $730,000 for school renova­ cost is additional funding needed municipal officials on Thursday, Eric Hall, Guido Giorgetti, Pat Mistretta, Ron Darling held the Phillies to six hits, the tion projects. for renovations and improve­ McEachern blamed the governor Dave Hayes and Alex Hackney. The latter two defense contributed some key plays and the offense, But members of the Board of ments to Robertson School. Vo­ and the General Assembly for will be honored posthumously. which has sputtered at times, managed to score Education and Town Council ters first approved spending using millions of dollars in Backgrounds of the honorees are from five enough. In short, a microcosm of the Mets’ season. went ahead and conducted busi­ $845,000 for work there in a March one-shot revenue sources while fields. Hall— archery; Giorgetti — horse­ “ We always knew we were going to win it. We just ness speaking to a virtually 1987 referendum. That included approving huge spending in­ shoes; Mistretta — baseball; Hayes — football had to keep telling ourselves we would,” captain empty auditorium at Coventry energy conservation measures, PMrIok Flynn/M(nchMt*r Herald creases in recent years at a time and Hackney — golf. Keith Hernandez said. High School. handicapped-access bathrooms when tax revenues were leveling In addition to the above, Stanley Bray will be The postgame celebration had the usual trappings The location of the meeting and roof work. The extra money MORE SPACE — A two-classroom increased enrollment. Educators think off. given the Friend of Sport Award and Jim Leber of spraying champagne and lots of shouting. But it which lasted less than half an would pay for driveway concrete, addition is currently being built at more space will be needed in the next The spending increase for will be recognized for his contributions to local lacked the verve of the victory party in 1986 after the hour was incorrectly listed as the ramps, hot-water piping, upgrad­ Bolton Elementary School to handle decade. 1987-88 was 15 percent compared youth activities with the Unsung Award. Mets clinched the division. Capt. Nathan Hale School on the ing of exhaust blowers for class­ with the previous year while Bob Digan will be master of ceremonies. Maybe the freak accident to Bob Ojeda, who monthly calendar at the Town rooms, replacement of ceiling growth in tax revenues was only 2 Tickets ($15 apiece) will be available at the nearly severed a finger on his pitching hand, still Office Building. Board member tiles, fire retardant room panel­ percent, he said. door. was on the Mets’ minds. Maybe it was something Judy Halvorson said, however, it ing and carpeting. “ That combination is going to Special guests will be former track Olympi­ else. is unlikely the error was the Growing pains Halvorson. who is also the give you problems,” he told local ans Pete Close, Joe McCluskey and Lindy “ We seemed destined to win, but it wasn’t exciting reason for lack of attendance. chairwoman of the School Build­ officials attending the annual Remigino. enough,” Howard Johnson said. “ We never really Rather it is probably because the From page 1 ing Committee, noted the $345,000 convention of the Connecticut lived up to expectations.” meeting was held only to talk figure wili not appear on the Conference of Municipalities. But at least they won. While the Mets held up their about the request and adjourned referendum ballot. ” I like the Bolton I grew up in. be prudent in what we do. I don’t adding more classrooms, lunch “ Their mistake was planning half of a Subway Series matchup, the Yankees are to a referendum vote, she said. There’s no reason why the Bolton know where we’re going to drag space, an auditorium, and what to spending growth of 15 percent,” on the verge of dropping out of the American League The referendum is scheduled "This is a critical point. No­ East. In spring training, Don Mattingly promised my grandchildren may grow up any more money.” do with the Center School. he said. “ If they had just kept for Oct. 4 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. where on the ballot will you see the Yankees would win their first division title since in won’t be a nice place,” she Cheney would like to see the School Superintendent Richard their spending to what it had been Members of the School Building $345,000. Rather it will read ‘the said. ’ ’The Bolton of 1988 is not the rnmmiinity Hall expanded be­ Packman said the Center School the previous three years, around 1981. Committee and some school amount of $845,000 approved at Bolton of 1977 or Bolton of 1985.” cause of the shortage of office is old and has many state-code 11 percent... they would’ve ended Jim Tierney Instead, the Mets won their fourth overall and faculty accounted for the 10 referendum March 31. 1987 is second in three years. They get a week to relax While the town is growing, the space, but he’s not sure residents violations. He said the system up with a surplus in 1988.” people present. amended by substituting before the next game they need to win. That will be government is finding it harder are ready to foot the biil. “ It’s could abandon the building or Instead, the state had a $115 The projects are being done to $1,190,000.” ’ said Halvorson. and harder to get the money it going to be voting on their refurbish it. million deficit for 1987-88, the first Herald Sports Writer on Oct. 4 when the best-of-7 N L playoffs start, AP photo bring school buildings up to state The other $385,000 portion of the needs to run the town efficiently, wallets,” he said. “ We have town and school deficit in five years. almost certainly in Los Angeles, and New York was mandated safety codes. They funds would be used forarchitec- DIVISION CHAMPS — Winning pitcher clinching the NL East title as they beat said Selectman Douglas T. Che­ But money is what government needs that must be dealt with, ” he McEachern directed a biparti­ lO-l against the Dodgers this season. involve George Hersey Robert­ tual and engineering fees for “ It will be nice to go back home,” said Darryl ney. In May, townspeople, com­ needs, including the schooi board. said. “ We see both sides of it. san panel six years ago, when the Ron Darling gets an embrace from Philadelphia, 3-1, Thursday night at son School. Capt. Nathan Hale planning improvements to Cov­ Strawberry, who was raised in Southern California plaining that town budget was too A two-room, $233,800 ciassroom We’ re realistic to know there’s a state was facing similar cash catcher Gary Carter as the rest of the Shea Stadium. School and Coventry Grammar entry Grammar School. high, voted down an 8-miil addition should be completed financial side to it. We can’t problems. The commission re­ “ We know what we have to do out there.” New York Mets begin celebrating their increase in the tax rate. Later, within the next few months, and approach it in a piecemeal, commended numerous tax in­ Phillies manager Lee Elia said the Mets have developed into a team that usually does what it they overwhelmingly accepted a school officials estimate the Band-Aid approach. 'That would creases and most, totaling more When Darling struck out Lance Parrish toend the $6,955,268 budget. That meant a arrival of more than 150 extra be tragic.” than $350 million, were put into Aouita gets needs to accomplish. Phillies scored in the fourth on Von Hayes’ sacrifice Bolton panel worried game, the celebration started. Unlike 1986, when 6.7-mill increase. students in the next decade. The More money could be raised if law in 1983 by the legislature. “ The last couple of years, they’ve learned how to fly unruly fans ran onto the field and caused $60,000 ’ ’Where does it come from ?” school board and the selectmen more 'businesses were attracted The next year, the national make a run when they have to.” Elia said. “ They The Mets tied it againsfDon Carman. 11-12, in the damage, not a single fan ran onto the turf this time Cheney asked of more money for also recently approved hiring an to town, said Raymond Ursin, economy rebounded and the state work hard. Good pitching, good offense, make the fifth on rookie Gregg Jefferies’ RBI grounder, took began rollin g up dram atic vote as best plays when they have to.” the lead in the sixth on a wild pitch and added an Eighty mounted policemen and another 330 about architect funds government. “ We have no well. architect to took at tong-range chairman of the Board of F i­ officers in riot helmets prevented anyone in the We have no gold mine. We try to needs and their costs, inctuding nance. Because the town is surpluses. The Mets extended their winning streak to a insurance run in the seventh when Mookie Wilson recommend more than necessary sellout crowd of 45,274 from joining the Met.s’ By Andrew J. Davis becoming more and more of a Connecticut’s tax structure, season-high eight and have won 13 of 14. dashed home from second base.on McReynolds’ to ensure future business. revelry on the mound. Manchester Herald bedroom community, businesses built around the sales tax, corpo­ Darling. 16-9, ran into trouble only once when the infield single. The finance board will consider runner ever could find the area to be attrac­ rations tax and tax on income the request at its Oct. 26 meeting. BOLTON — Members of the tive, he said. from capital gains, dividends and Stearns said school board Board of Education expressed M e rrill He said he does not hold out interest, “ is relatively unrespon­ members and members of the concern Thursday that the Board much hope for farmers staying in sive to growth” in things like As the track and field portion of the Olympics MHS and East gridders in home debuts Bolton Facilities Study Commit­ From page 1 of Finance may not pass a $45,000 the area. personal income, he said. commences, most fans are anticipating another tee — which recently suggested request to hire an architect to “ Bolton is going to become an Gov. William A. O’Neill has Carl Lewis-Ben Johnson clash in the 100 meters. Memorial Field while the Eagles will an 8-7 loser to Weaver last week, will “ Hopefully, we learned some of oui building nine additional class­ Bv Jim Tlernev help determine needed improve­ elite middle-income, higher- long opposed an income tax. He Great Britain’s Daley Thompson attempting to entertain Fairfield Prep in its All be a tough opponent. ’’They’ve got mistakes against New London,” Fac­ ments in schools. rooms to meet anticipated enrol­ had been living in Toronto with a Canadian Mounted Police took Manchester Herald middle-income area,” he said. has said it’s too early to discuss become the first person to win three decathlon gold Connecticut Conference opener at pretty good size and a very efficient chini said. “ We’re working on refining lment increases — attend the girlfriend and working for a him into custody after going into Board member Barry Stearns “ It’s going to become the West the possibility of tax increases medals. Florence Griffith-Joyner’s bid to prove Carlin Field, also at 1:30. running game,” he said. the things we did. It’s a matter of meeting. With more people at­ construction company, left the the orchard dressed as a picker. One will try to remain undefeated said he is very concerned about Hartford east of the river.” next year. she’s the fastest woman in the world after her “ We’re not under any illusions.” polishing what w e’ve got. W e’re rough tending the meetings, the better city after a profile of him was Merrill has a long history of while the other will attempt to East Catholic will try to turn things the request even though the McLaughlin said, referring to last around the edges. I was pleased with chance the school board has broadcast on “ Am erica’s Most escapes. The most famous one, meteoric success this summer, 400-meter rebound from a 7-6 loss which broke a around against Prep, which bowed to Public Building Commission and week’s win., “ I don’t think we had a the defense.” getting its point across and. thus, Wanted,” a Fox Television pro­ which earned him the nickname intermediate hurdler Edwin Moses trying to take 16-game winning streak dating back St. John’s (N. Y . ), 25-16, last Saturday. the Board of Selectmen have particularly good game. We were gaining approval, he said. duction, Murray said. the “ peanut-butter bandit,” oc­ C|r"^^]Iirn[68Woodian7^ his place in Olympic history with his third gold to Oct. 24. 1986, Facchini feels it will be a positive The East defense is anchored by 6-3. already approved the school very fortunate but we showed a lot of The request would ultimately curred in 1968, when his mother medal in his specialty and, of course, Mary factor that the streak is over. 220-pound senior Paul Chabot at board’s request. Murray said that Merrill had Those are the respective scenarios character. We have to sustain an have to be approved at a town smuggled in a gun to him at Decker-Slaney’s determined efforts toward her ’’Once the streak has come to an inside linebacker. CJiabot is al.so an " I don’t think they haveenough been using as an alias the name of for the Manchester High and East offense. I was very pleased with the meeting, he said. Somers in a jar of peanut butter. elusive gold medal in either the 1500 or 3000 meters end. the team has a different offensive tackle. After a bitter defeat information,” said Steams, who a man whose home he had broken Catholic football teams as each has its defense.” " I think you will have problems While being driven from court to V K R M f l o m f after colliding with Zola Budd in the 3000 final in perspective. They can worry about which ended a long streak, a win in its said the selectmen seemed con­ home opener on Saturday. into in Toronto. Police deter­ Led by senior fullback Chip Driggs ACC opener is almost imperative for fused by the request at their (gaining approval).” Stearns the prison, he pulled the gun on GARDENS 1984. the opponent.” mined that Merrill was the man The Indians (1-0) are coming off a at fullback, and junior quarterback the Eagles. Tuesday meeting. “ We’re really said. ’ ’Just a personal opinion.” prison guards and drove to a at the orchard after running a Undoubtedly, all of the scenarios will provide an last-gasp 7-6 victory over Windsor last Aris Leonard, the Indians need Senior Marc Mangiafico is the trying to get estimates on what Cost estimates for the plan motel in Manchester, where he ’’First home game. First confer­ check on the alias, he said. abundance of drama and excitement for the world. week while the Eagles suffered a improvement tor another win.” We Eagle quarterback in its wishbone this town wants to do.” ranged from $17,000 to $95,000, and his mother took off in his ence game. We’ve been upbeat all t However, one man poised to stake his claim as the last-minute defeat to New London in have to cut down on turnovers (five offense with senior fullback Scott The school board wants to hire with the PBC deciding on the Stamm said that Merrill ran mother’s car. They were both week.” Facchini said. “ For the kids, the debuts of first-year coaches Jim last w eek),” McLaughlin said. “ We Beaulieu and senior halfbacks Tom an architect to make schematic $4^ 000 figure, Stearns said. from police called to the orchard, captured the same day in greatest distance runner of all time is patiently it’s a very important game. They McLaughlin and Leo Facchini. won’t make any significant changes. Sheehan and Tim Carroll. Sheehan drawings and figure cost esti­ but Cpl. Tim Ledrew of the Royal Wallingford. waiting to take center stage in the 800 and know they played well enough to win Board member John Muro said Manchester will host Bulkeley in a The win relieved some things.” and Carroll combined for 109 rushing mates for improvements to Bol­ i500-meter events — Morocco’s Said Aouita. (last w eek).” he was ’’hopeful” that the finance non-conference game at 1:30 p.m. at McLaughlin knows that Bulkeley. yards against New London. ton Center School and Bolton board would pass the request. It’s tim e 1 The world record-holder in the 1500, two mile Elementary School. Improve­ Detailed cost estimates are es­ 2000 and 5000, Aouita has lost but one race (a ments might include a new D e a v e r sential to long-term planning for 3000-meter steeplechase last year) in his last 43 auditorium, gymnasium and the schools, he said. From page 1 appearances on the track. He won the gold in the Yanks still alive classrooms and lunch space. 5000 in Los Angeles and is ranked No. 1 in the world The board has not decided "Improvements indisputably whether to keep Bolton Center need to be made.” Muro said. in the 1500 and 5000. Aouita was also the 5000 champ ” I ’m hopeful they w'ill in fact before the sentence was neled at his request to consider ire e n at the World Track and Field Championships last as they host Sox School as a school since it has announced. allegations that his lobbying endorse (it).” summer in Rome. numerous code violations, school violated federal conflict-of- Talking to reporters later, *o w e ^ Bv The Associated Press officials have said. If the finance board rejected interest laws. Posing a definite threat to Aouita in the 800 and Deaver said that alcoholism “ is a Selectman Carl A. Preuss said the plan, Muro said the school A jury found Deaver guilty of disease that affects many parts of 1500 is Englishman Steve Cram, the world NEW YORK — After being left fordead in Boston at Tuesday’s selectmen’s meet­ board would review the reasons, lying when he told the grand jury FEED YOUR LAWN your body and your emotions and record-holder in the mile. Aouita and Cram have last weekend, the New York Yankees are suddenly ing that any architect hired to and then take appropriate action. he couldn’t recall contacting certainly your judgment. To this effectively ’ducked’ each other during alive in the American League East race. make improvement and repair "They may feel $45,000 is too Reagan administration officials WINTERGREEN day, I don’t recall making some of international competition the past few years, recommendations would likely much or too little,” he said. on behalf of major corporations those phone calls when I was in reminiscent of the avoidance of rivalry between ” It took some well-played ballgames and some that paid him six-figure fees to M.FI *•» N iM l Your C oil the hospital, sedated.” ‘ Great Britain’s former Olympic champs, Sebastian heroics, but we’ve given ourselves another represent their interests in s.ooo 9.95 2.00 7.95 Coe and Steve Ovett. chance,” New York relief pitcher Dave Rigbetti In explaining the sentence, Washington. said as the Yankees prepared for a key three-game Lions Club sponsors 10,000 15.95 3.00 15.95 Jackson dismissed a defense Deaver also was convicted of The Aouita-Cram showdown will be as heated series starting tonight against the division-leading argument that Deaver’s memory lying by denying he helped South 15,000 23.95 5.00 15.95 and emotional as a Lewis-Johnson (the 100 final is Red Sox. was clouded by alcoholism when Korean trade envoy Kim Kihwan at 11:30 p. m . tonight). A few days ago, Aouita told Last time they met, the Yankees lost three of four he lied under oath to a House get a brief Oval Office appoint­ f its sixth Bolton Fest the media in Seoul that he was considering also games in Fenway Park This time, it would be a subcommittee and to a grand ment to hand Reagan a personal ^ from ffl running the 5000. This would translate into 10 races good idea for the Yankees if they were to win all BOLTON — Hot-air balloon 12-acres of undeveloped land jury. letter from President Chun Doo- in nine days for Aouita and, literally, running The judge said there was “ no G reen view three games in Yankee Stadium. rides and a hay-filled wagon ride behind the the 6-acre fairgrounds. hwan. back-to-back Olympic finals in the 1500 and 5000 physiological explanation and The third-place Yankees, down by 6‘/! games after will be among a long list of events Richard Jones, the club’s pub­ which are a mere 10minutes apart. A planned for Saturday’s sixth licity director, said members excuse for the incorrect answers last weekend, only trail the Red Sox by 4‘/i now. The annual Bolton Fest to be held at expect to sell almost 300 chicken he gave.” What is probably more an act of mental warfare Milwaukee Brewers are currently second, four Herrick Memorial Park. dinners, which will be barbecued But the judge said Deaver’s against his adversaries than an honest plan, Aouita games back. More than 25 booths will display “ motives were not entirely mer­ remains the only human with any hopes of pulling K ’ ’There’s no pressure at all,” said pitcher Charles and served from the parade’s arts and crafts, flowers, baked start at 10 a.m. to the close at 5 cenary.” He said Deaver lied off the 800-1500-5000 triple. Hudson, who will be starting tonight against goods and the programs of the p.m. about his lobbying because “ he Boston’s Bruce Hurst in one of the biggest games of National Guard, the Drug Abuse Jones, who said members will knew his new occupation v/as not Nevertheless, if Aouita sweeps the 800-1500 his career. “ It’s only a ballgame. Everyone knows worthy of him.” double and does so in impressive fashion, he has it’s a big game because they beat us three out of four Program Committee and the Boy probably be "absolutely fa­ 1 0 6 643-^64?4 Sam-S^fii (jaiiy Q j Scouts, There will also be a booth tigued” after thh event, said the Deaver was convicted of three my vote as the best distance runner of all time. at their place. But if I have my stuff. I ’ll keep us in so visitors can have their blood 30-member Lion^lub is made up counts of lying when questioned □ □ □ the game. pressure checked. mostly of men in their late 50s. about whether his contacting ” I just hope I ’m feeling the same way on Friday The annual event, sponsored by "You’ve got a' bunch of old- former Reagan administration Hollsrnd Scholastically speaking, local action ha^swung that I felt last Saturday.” the Bolton Lions Club, will be timers running around like crazy colleagues on behalf of his MUMS into action. The Manchester High girls’ soccer AP photo Hudson, who has missed considerable time this corporate clients was a violation Flower Bulbs season because of tendinitis in his right shoulder, attended by several political and by the end of the day, we are Colorful Fall Chrysanthemums team, though it is Joe Erardi’s youngest team ever, Seoul today. She opened a 181-point leaders, including U.S. Rep. of federal ethics laws. ^ GIVING IT HER ALL — Women’s had one of his stronger outings of the season in last literally exhausted," Jones said. 1 9 5 appears headed for another successful season and The judge, noting that Deaver Vibrant Colors for Autumn Decorating ■ lead after four events. The competition Saturday’s 3-1 loss to the Red Sox. Samuel Gejdenson, D-Conn., of “ But it gives us a pretty good Ichocus^S^ bo a a ss L tournament berth. Bill McCarthy and the heptathlon world-record holder Jackie had “ honorably served the presi­ continues Saturday. New York manager Lou Piniella says his club has the 2nd Congressional District: feeling about the whole thing.” Yeiiow, White, Rust, Purpie "^ 4/»14“ Manchester boys’ soccer team is a veteran group Joyner-Kersee puts a big effort into her state Rep. Peter J. Fusscas, dent of the United States,” said rebounded well after the Boston bust one week ago. Proceeds for the event will with a ton of talent. If the offense can m irror the shot put toss during competition in R-Marlborough, of the 55th As­ Deaver had not been convicted of t u l i p o ” We needed to win six games at home,” he said benefit several organizations, S ^ $ 2 9 9 defense, the Indians will find themselves back in sembly District: state Sen. Mi­ influence peddling. The comment EXTRA EXTRA SPECIAL , after the Yankees had swept a three-game series including the Fidelco Co. in chael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, appeared to be a rebuff to 'Hyacinths, Ananonsw, Euonymous, Rhododendron - All Colors . the L L tournament. from the Baltimore Orioles at home. “ We got half of Bloomfield, which trains guide independent counsel Whitney Daffodils. Snowdrops. - our goal. By Sunday we’ll know exactly where we who represents the 4th Senatorial 1095 The East Catholic boys’ soccer squad, under Tom dogs for the blind, the National Junipers, Boxwood, Azaleas, Everygreen, Track takes center stage North Seymour Jr., who had Iris, Eranthus, Scllla, & stand.” District: and Meotti’s opponent, Lion’s Quest for Adolescence, the Malin, possesses a defensive-m ind^ team which former Republican state Sen. urged a prison term to set an Moral Forsythia, Holly, Yews “ 3/128“ The spotlight shifted to track elimination for the soccer team Veteran pitcher Tommy John thinks there will be Lions International Disaster has only allowed three goals in four games, if it By Steve Wllstein Carl A. Zinsser of Manchester. example for influence peddlers. and field Friday at the Summer against the Soviet Union, and a more pressure on the Red Sox than the Yankees this Fund Program, the Lions Scho­ qualifies for the Class L tourney, could be a The Associated Press An estimated crowd of 900 will The judge gave Deaver sus­ Games, though a doe-eyed Soviet fifth straight U.S. boxing victory. weekend. larship Program and Yale Uni­ BRING YOUR GARDEN INDOORS FEED YOUR LA W N $ -7Q c sleeper. “ Funnier things have happened.” said the be able to take a ride in a hot-air pended concurrent three-year SEOUL, South Korea — Watch teen became the new queen of Confusion reigned inside and versity Eye Hospital. sentences for each of the three outside the Olympic Stadium as Yankee left-hander. “ Look at the ’64 (Philadelphia) balloon — expected to be the WINTERGREEN ^ George Suitor has another fine boys’ cross the clock and check the record gymnastics, thrilling fans with a perjury convictions, which car­ Large display of house the day began with the women’s Phillies and ’87 (Toronto) Blue Jays. A lot of things event’s highlight. The balloon is Funds will also be used to send $139 country team at Manchester High led by senior book; Carl Lewis is in high gear perfect 10 to gain the crown and ried a maximum possibie sent­ and ornamental plants S lM i fw r Cul marathon snarling traffic on the can happen. And you know, people say the pressure owned by Jim Clark of Bolton, a area teachers to a three-day I up K l.F l On. Todd Liscomb. The Manchester girls’ squad, under with a 9.99-seconds warm-up for Olympic gold, and getting a hug ence of five years each. 5.000 005 200 7.05 y streets and bridges of hot. humid is on us but really, it’s not. We’re in an underdog hobbiest and owner of two other National Drug Awareness Pro­ first-year coach Stan Bebyn, is an improved team Saturday’s 100, Edwin Moses is from the 1984 queen, Mary Lou Deaver, 50, was convicted last 10.000 18.05 3.00 15.06 L Seoul and delaying fans trying to role. We can just go out and freewheel.” balloons. gram at Camp Hemlocks in dominated by sophomores. The East Catholic girls’ soaring angrily over the hurdles Retton. December of lying to the House large Hanging Plants 15.000 23.05 500 18.05 g It was also a day of easy get to the Games. Since last weekend, the Red Sox have stubbed Another highlight, a hay wagon Hebron, where they |[will be team, with first-year coach Kathy O’Neill, will be and Jackie Joyner-Kersee is provided with intensive training Energy and Commerce oversight triumphs for the American men’s their toes a bit, losing two of three games in Toronto drawn by a tractor donated for 8" Pots among the elite in the state led by sophomore more than halfway to an historic concerning drug addiction and and investigations subcommittee gold. basketball and water polo teams. See TRACK, page 15 while the Yankees were sweeping the Orioles. the event by the M&M Oil Co. of All-Stater Nancy Byrne. Bolton, will pull children around use in the schools and a federal grand jury impa- i MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23, 19M — IS 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23,1988 Balance will be the key for UConn, Yale gridders : I SUMMER OLYMPICS *88 By Ltn Autter trying to find a quarterback for yard drive. UConn went on to win Hampshire. The good news against the year. This year they are behind Manchestar Herald the S9th meeting with the Hus­ that game, 17-12. Sophomore Scott Vibberts out Wildcats was that Cranecticut but (Brubaker) is a good athlete^ kies. Junior QB Bob Verduzco, Cozza said he won’t hesitate to of East Catholic High School scored 20 points with possession and he’ll come ready to play.” - NEW HAVEN - Balance. who won the Job in the preseason, also use sophomore John Fur- suffered two fractured ribs for only 21‘A minutes. The bad Yale leads in the series, 31-7.^ East German swimmers add to gold medal count That's the focal point both suffered tom knee ligaments in janic. ‘Tve told both (quarter­ against Richmond. The other news was the time of possession. The Elis dominated until five UConn head coach Tom Jackson the Elis’ 24-24 deadlock with backs) they might play in this Husky fullbacks, junior Mark "Defensively, we have to get the years ago when UConn strung and Yale University head coach Brown last Saturday and is out for game.” Landolfi and freshman Gerard ball back better,” Jackson says. together four consecutive wins. By Howard Ulman can record of 3:48.06, led after 300 Thursday in the 100 backstroke Cann Cozza zeroed in on at the at least four games. Jackson, who holds a 3-1 edge Tollefsen, have not seen action Yale, behind Ryan, rallied a C^zza is 15-7 against the Huskies. The Associated Press meters but couldn’t keep up with and 400 freestyle relay. She is anmial luncheon prior to their The injurypropels seldom-used over the Elis in his four previous this season yet. "All three are year ago for a 30-27 victory. Ryan the blistering pace and finished scheduled to swim the 400 medley gridiron tussle Saturday at 1 p.m. senior Marie Brubaker into the years, is hoping to find the being examined today,” Jackson has graduated, but Jackson isn’t GRID NOTES — Yale senior SEOUL, South Korea — Kristin fourth in 3:48.09. relay Saturday and 50 freestyle at the Yale Bowl. signal-calling chores. Brubaker balance that lifted UConn past said, “and hopefully later in the taking the Ells lightly. “Their Buddy Zachery, an East Catholic Otto and Uwe Dassler added to The victories by Otto and Sunday. “We know we hove to run the filled in for injured Kelly Ryan in Richmond in its opener. The week we can get one or two back. offensive line did a job on us last High School graduate, is listed East Germany’s Olympic gold Dassler and the second-place In the 100 butterfly, she was In hall and throw the ball. You have the '46 game with Connecticut Huskies, hurting at fullback, "New Hampshire did some year and I feel that’s the strength No. 2 on the depth chart at medal chest while Mary T. finish by Weigang kept East third place at 50 meters behind to have that balance,” said Cozza. and was 5-for-Sfor61 yards in the rushed for only 73 yards in last things to us that got us out of of the team now. tailback. He scored a touchdown Meagher and Matt Cetlinski, German swimmers in the lead Catherine Plewinski of France who more importantly will be first period, engineering an 82- 97-20 loss to New (what we do),” he added. "Yale is comparable to last in the Elis’ opening game. came up empty again for the with seven gold medals, six of and Hong. But she surged ahead United States Friday night. them by women, and 15 total halfway through the final lap. The 6-foot-2 Otto won her fourth medals, 12 by women. The United Plewinski finished fourth in 59.58. gold medal in four tries in an States is second with nine medals, All eight qualifiers in the 400 Gibbs Is not wondering Oiympic record time of 59.00 including four golds, less than freestyle . broke the previous seconds for the 100-meter but- 6XpGCt6d. Olympic record of 3:50.91 set by SPORTS HERNDON, Va. (AP) — Regardless of how ' terfly. It was the second fastest Cetlinsid, of Lake Worth, Fla., Thomas Fahmer of West Ger­ Mark Rypien performs in his stint as the time in history behind Meagher’s and Meagher, of Louisville, Ky., many in 1984. Mariusz Podkos- Redskins’ starting quarterback, Washington 57.93 in 1981. Meagher also held each had the eighth fastest time cielny of Poland had the best IN B R IE F coach Joe Gibbs will not wonder what might the previous Olympic mark of in their qualifying heats earlier in time, 3:49.51. have happened if he had kept Jay Schroeder 59.26, set in 1984. , the day. There were eight en­ Evans had little trouble reach­ around. Birte Weigang of East Ger­ trants in each final. ing the 800 freestyle final less Coaches clinic to air With Doug Williams in the hospital and many finished second in 59.45 and America’s chances were better than 24 hours after shattering her Schroeder a Raider, the Redskins’ starting job Hong Qian of China was third in in the night’s last three events, own world record in winning the A Boston Red Sox coaches clinic that was held rests in the inexperienced hands of Rypien, who 59.52. the men’s 200 breaststroke, 400 freestyle. .< in Glastonbury on August 15 will be aired by Cox will take his first snap in a regular-season NFL Meagher, the defending cham­ women’s 100 breaststroke and She and Strauss stuck close Cable Public Access-Channel 33 every game this Sunday when Washington plays the pion and a three-time gold men’s 400 freestyle, which the together throughout their heat Wednesday at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 6 p.m. in Phoenix Cardinals. medalist in 1984, was seventh in United States has never lost in the and Strauss won in 8:28.07. Evans the month of October. Williams was listed in fair condition at a 1:00.97. The other American, Olympic Games. Americans settled for second in 8:28.13, the The program features Red Sox pitcher coach Washington-area hospital Thursday after Janel Jorgensen of. Ridgefield, Chris Jacobs, Troy Dalbey, Tom second fastest time in the four Bill Fischer, third base coach Rac Slider, A1 undergoing an emergency appendectomy late Conn., was fifth in 1:00.48. Jager and anchor swimmer Matt heats. Bumbry and pitcher Jeff Sellers. Wednesday night. The Raskins placed him on Dassler set a world record in Biondi, the world record holder in "I just wanted to qualify for the winning the 400 freestyle in the 100 freestyle. finals,” Evans said. “It didn’t the injured reserve list, and there’s a chance he really matter whether I touched could be out for up to eight weeks. 3:46.95. The previous record of Earlier in the day, preliminar­ Tippett out 2-3 weeks 3:47.38 was set by Artur Wojdat of ies were held in six events, ahead of her.” His replacement could have been Schroeder, Poland last March in Orlando, including tonight’s five finals. Tami Bruce, of San Diego, had HARTFORD - Hartford Whalers’ left wing who had a 24-7 record as a Redskin starter. But Fla. The final of the 800 freestyle, in the fifth fastest time in the 800 Dave Tippett will be sidelined 2-3 weeks because Schroeder wasn’t willing to wait around and was The other two medalists, 200 which Astrid Strauss of East freestyle heats. of strained ligaments in his right knee, the club dealt to the Lbs Angeles Raiders on Sept. 5 in freestyle winner Duncan Arm­ Germany and Janet Evans of Like Evans in the 800, the U.S. announced Thursday. exchange for tackle Jim Lachey and a few draft strong of Australia and Wojdat Placentia, Calif., were the top two 400 freestyle relay team is nppett was injured late in Tuesday night’s 2-2 picks. favored. It had the best qualifying naries in Seoul today. The Connecticut also bettered the mark. Arm­ qualifiers, are scheduled for tie with the Devils when he was checked into the Gibbs emphatically defended the trade, which MADAME BUTTERFLY — Janel Jor­ strong finished in 3:47.15 and Saturday night. time of 3:19.52, just 49 hundredths boards by New Jersey’s Randy Velischek. The he said was done after a great deal of gensen of Ridgefield churns through the resident finished fifth in the finals. Wojdat in 3:47.34. Otto won the 100 freestyle of a second behind the world injury might make Tippett miss the opening of consideration. water in the 100-meter butterfly prelimi­ Cetlinski, who holds the Ameri­ Monday and added gold medals record. the regular season which is less than two weeks away on Oct. 6 at home against Quebec. KU players defend Mason LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) - Kansas football Koreans delighted by vyorld attention Ojeda resting comfortably players are defending Coach Glen Mason, who Track denies reports that he and his assistants struck From page 13 Bv Barry Renfrew ing as a leading nation. South “You’re looking at a very factor, they said. NEW YORK (AP) - Bobby Ojeda’s nearly team members regularly during practice. The Associated Press Korea hopes to boost its trade and comfortable Games,” said the South Korea is a long way from severed finger is showing improvement and the Mason, speaking after a three-hour practice diplomatic relations by impress­ Olympic committee official. the United States or Europe, and New York Mets pitcher is resting comfortably, Thursday, said of his players, "If I want to get SEOUL, South Korea — Deligh­ ing the world, officials say. "The place is not bursting at the the cost of air travel to Seoul is team doctor Jim Parkes said Thursday. Rosa Mota, the "Atomic Ant” The sister of 1984 Olympic .his attention. I’m going to get his attention. Am I of Portugal, bounded over the triple jump champion A1 Joyner ted Olympic organizers say the Olympic organizers had said seams, but there are enough high. Concern about overcrowd­ Ojeda is recovering at Roosevelt-St. Luke’s going to haul off and hit a player? I’ve never, 26-mile, 385-yard course in 2 and sister-in-law of sprint world Seoul Games are putting South before the Games that they did tourists here.” ing and lack of accomodation was Hospital, where microsurgery was performed ever hit a player like that.” hours, 25 minutes, 39 seconds to champion Florence Griffith Korea on the world map and they not expect a huge flood of visitors Many businesses may have also a factor in discouraging Wednesday after the left-hander accidentally On Wednesday. Kevin Verdugo and Kyle add a gold to the bronze she won in Joyner finished the day with 4,264 shrug off complaints about a lack and the main goal was promoting overestimated the number and visitors, Olympic organizers cut the top third of the middle finger on his Schenker, two players who left the team after the same race in the 1984 Los points, an Olympic record for the of big spending foreign visitors. the nation’s image. Making mo­ type of tourists the Olympics said. pitching hand with a hedge trimmer. Angeles Games. first day. East Germans Sabine spring practice, said Mason and his assistant South Korean officials say the ney from the Olympics was never would attract, assuming there "People watch the Olympics on ”He seems to be in good spirits and his finger coaches had hit players frequently and Australian Lisa Martin won the John and Anke Behmer were Games are meeting their goal of the main goal, organizers say, would be a flood of wealthy seems to be responding well.” Parkes said. television. To come here you occasionally made them double over in pain. Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Harald silver in 2:25.52, and Katrin Dorre second and third with 4,083 points transforming the country’s im­ although they want to break even. tourists instead of the sports fans Gary Carter, Darryl Strawberry and Ron of East Germany took the bronze and 3,986 points, respectively. who came, organizers said. really have to be an Olympic “When you quit the team, you’ve got to have age as 3 billion people around the Some shopkeepers, hotels and fan,” said one tourism official. Darling were among several Mets who visited an excuse,” sophomore linebacker Curtis Moore CLOSE COMPANY — Cheney Tech’s ball during their match Thursday In 2:26.20. Nancy Ditz, the top Mary Slaney, America’s best world watch the Games and the others who thought Seoul would Geography and concern about with Ojeda on Thursday. said Thursday. "That’s all this is. Sure, they Scott House, right, battles PrinceTech’s afternoon at Cheney’s field. Prince took U.S. finisher, came in 17th. Joan middle-distance runner, had a host nation on television. be bursting with foreigners com­ overcrowding appear to have One major problem was the Ray Steer for possession of the soccer the decision, 3-2. Benoit Samuelson, winner in 1984, frightening flashback to her 1984 been the main factors in keeping perception that rooms in top may slap you on the head or something like that. Olympic collision with Zola Budd "The world is seeing Korea as plain business is below what they U.S. wins in water polo but it’s just to get your attention. It goes on didn’t compete here after com­ an advanced, modem nation. The had anticipated and visitors are down the number of Olympic hotels would not be available and plaining of injuries, but Mota said that knocked her out of the 3,000. tourists, organizers and tourism tourists did not want to spend everywhere.” she hoped the American would This time in the 3,000 qualifier, reaction has been overwhelm­ not spending very much. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Terry Schroedel Quarterback Kelly Donohoe acknowledged ing,” said an official of the Seoul "Sports people don’t buy,” said officials said. Concern about thousands of dollars to get to scored four goals and the American team return to running. someone clipped her heel nea r the violent student protests do not Seoul and end up in more modest that Mason had shaken him toemphasizea point Cheney can’t recover in time Mota, 5-foot-l and 99 pounds, is finish “and my mind went back to Olympic Organizing Committee. shopkeeper Chung Che-ee. "They overpowered China 14-7 in Olympic water polo in spring practice, but said it was not a major Olympic officials dismiss com­ only take pictures and talk.” appear to have been a major hotels, organizers said. competition Friday. the only woman medalist Portu­ 1984,” Slaney said. She stayed up, issue. gal has ever had and she has though, and crossed the line in plaints from some businesses Hotels say they still have a few He said the U.S. team is recovering Too little, too late was the cry wing fullback Corine Cagianello almost single-handedly created a fourth to make the finals. that the Games have not un­ rooms, some planes coming into emotionally from Thursday’s loss to Spain. from the Cheney Tech boys’ H.S. Roundup and sweeper Vanessa Hodge. running craze in her homeland. "It was a little scary,” Slaney leash^ a flood of foreign tourists Seoul have empty seats and “That huqt a lot,” said Schroeder, a Pallone under scrutiny soccer team after its match with Senior Nektaria Gitsis pro-' ‘T m proud for me and my said. "It just itiade me think of spending millions of dollars. It is tickets are available for some chiropracteVfrom Santa Barbara, Calif. “For Prince Tech Thursday afternoon. vided all the scoring the Patriots Los Angeles for a second.” still possible to get hotel rooms Olympic events. The Seoul City SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. (AP) - National The visiting Falcons came out needed with an unassisted country, a small country,” Mota those of us that played on the ‘84 team, that was League umpire Dave Pallone, under scrutiny for said, “Today we stand beside the The only violence at the boxing and tickets for the Games despite government said hotel occupancy NEED SOME EXTRA our first loss in Olympic competition.” quickly and held on for a 3-2 marker at the 22:29 mark of the arena Friday was, appropriately, rates for the Olympics were about alleged involvement in a sex ring involving non-conference win. Cheney falls Girls Soccer first half. Jen Sirianni. assisted large countries.” earlier warnings of He said the Spaniai^s are "very beatable. I The U.S. track team, which between the boxers after five overcrowding. 90 percent with a high point of 97 SPENDING MONEY!! just hope we get the chance in the medal round.” teen-age boys, met Thursday with investigators, to 1-2 while Prince Tech is 1-1. by Cagianello. made it 2-0 just Korean officials were banned for his attorney said. Cheney will be at Bolton Saturday Pats bounce back before the half. hopes to dominate the glamour “Tourists are not important percent during the first weekend The win boosts the American’s record to 2-1, events at these Games, started Thursday’s attack on a New compared to the billions of of the Games. while China falls to 0-3. "There is an investigation underway. The morning at 11. HEBRON — One game re­ Johanna VanKruiningen. as­ Zealand referee. Earn money and prizes by D. A.’s office has not confirmed or denied that, Prince Tech assumed a 2-0 lead moved from an overwhelming sisted by Gitsis. closed out the; off with a silver medal in the shot television viewers. We did it for The Olympic committee says Spain remains the only unb43tten team in the B put. Romallis Ellis, a 132-pound the world, not fora few visitors,” there are no figures on the but in fact it is involved,” Troy attorney E. in the first half on goals by setback, the Coventry High girls’ scoring in the second half for the' southpaw with fast hands from delivering the Manchester Herald group. WesJ Germany is unbeaten in the A Marvin Porter and Juan DeJe- soccer team bounced back with a Patriots. Coventry outshot East Germany’s Ulf Timmer- said the Seoul Olympic commit­ number of visitors for the Games, division. Stewart Jones Jr. said Thursday. “Tve met with mann won the shot with a toss of Ellenwood, Ga., anticipated a the D.A.’s office today.” sus. Beaver senior Stephen In­ 3-0 shutout victory over RHAM RHAM. 14-10. with senior net-' tee official, who did not want to be but about 250,000 people, includ­ in your neighborhood. 69 feet, 9‘/4 inches while Randy tough time against Korean Lee ing athletes and officials, were Th’e attorney said Pallone was at Thursday’s fante trimmed the score to 2-1 in High Thursday afternoon in the minder Maura Danehy recording Kang-suk but came away with a identified. the second half on an assist from Charter Oak Conference opener four saves to register the shutout. Barnes of South Charleston, The government spent $3.2 anticipated and some 200,000 Call today to get more details. meeting to allow investigators to question him W.Va., took the silver at 68-4. 5-0 decision that didn’t lead to any about the allegations. Shannon Mallett. Infante beat for both schools. Coventry 2 1—3 billion on staging the Games to have arrived. More are expected U.S. clinches top spot Falcon goalie Juan Amarol to the Coventry is now 2-2 overall, the RHAM 0 0—0 Alessandro Andrei of Italy was complaints from the crowd or before the end of the Games, No actual charges have been filed against Scoring: Gitsis, Slrlonnl,. third at 66-2V4. Lee’s comer. push South Korea on to the world 647-9946 SEOUL. South Korea (AP) — ’The U.S. men’s Pallone, Jones said, adding that “The lines of ball and tapped it in for the score. Sachems 1-3. (!k)ventry’s next J.VonKruInlnoen. "I was very scared it might go stage and help cement its stand­ officials said. After a Sergio Pereira put the game is Monday at 3:30 p.m. at Saves: C— Danehy 4, R— JenMochel The Americans showed some Newspaper routes available in your area... basketball team outrebounded China 54-18 and communicaton remain open.” 9. fire when Lewis blazed to the only the other way,” Ellis said. ”We clinched the top spot in its Olympic pool Friday Falcons up 3-1, Cheney senior Rocky Hill High. Pallone, who had several well-documented Scott House, tallied from an “This was the best game we’ve sub-10 second time of the day in knew we had to go out there and with a 108-57 victory. feuds with players, has often been among the V o lle y b a ll winning his second 100-meter take control. The ciowd is a World mark set in cycling The United States played the entire game impossible angle with four min­ played so far,” said Patriots’ factor In the judging and there is lowest-rated umpires in the league. He took a utes left, but the Beavers ran out second-year coach Chris D’Am- qualifying heat. Australia was timed in 4:16.32, without J.R. Reid and Stacey Augmon, nursing voluntary leave of absence from his umpiring EC loses In four Lewis complained about the so much controversy out there.” SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — Harlan S t...... 15-03 Main S t.. . 1-174 of time. Mike Cote assisted oh brosio. "We took it on the chin France was clocked in 4:17.19 and Henry St...... 16-119 minor foot injuries ^nd available only in duties last week and worked his last game Sept quick trigger finger of the starter, Ellis quieted the crowd when he Four countries bettered the world Grove 1-47 House’s goal. against Farmington (7-1 loss) but WILLIMANTIC - Visiting record during qualifying Friday East Germany finished in 4:17.61 Summit St...... 332-382 ...... all emergencies. 15. in Philadelphia. “We came out flat,” Cheney learned a valuable lesson. We East Catholic dropped a four- something that could give rival forced Lee to take two standing Pine Hill. Two other players — Hersey Hawkins and 8-counts in the second round and night in the men’s 4,(K)0-meter — all under the previous world The Associated Press reported on Monday Coach Paul Soucy said. "Most of learned you have to beat teams to game match to unbeaten Wind­ Ben Johnson of Canada an team pursuit event at the record of 4:17.71 set by the Soviet Willie Anderson — went down with foot injuries advantage in the finals Saturday bloodied the Korean’s nose. He Lilley St...... all that sources familiar with the situation said that the first half we controlled the the ball. ham High Thursday with the Summer Olympics. Union at the 1986 World Cham­ East Center St...... 408-608 within 46 seconds of each other in the'second Pallone had been told by the league that he ball but we couldn’t finish it off.” "We moved and supported so because of Johnson’s lower, fas­ appeared to have won when he Main St...... 399-494 scores 15-5. 12-15. 15-8 and 16-14 knocked Lee down late in the The Soviet Union, reclaiming pionships in Colorado Springs, Summit St...... 1-70 half. Neither returned to the game, staying on would be fired at the end of the season if he did Prince Tech 2 1—3 much better today. And the ter starting position. Krista Wisniewski spiked well round, but the referee ruled it a the record it had lost to Australia Colo. Wadsworth St...... all the bench with their ankles iced. Their status not resign immediately. Cheney Tech 0 2—2 defense played outstanding.” he while Stephanie Reichardt. Jean “We were told all summer we’d The members of the Soviet Judith Dr...... all Scoring: PT-Porter, Dejesus, Pe­ have a long gun,” Lewis said, slip. less than an hour before, was Huntington ...... all wasn’t immediately known. But until Wednesday there was little direct reira. CT-Infonte, House. added, citing the play of senior Cardinale and Alison Matturro timed in 4 minutes, 16.10 seconds Union’s record-breaking team Farm Dr. . all They weren’t needed Friday. Playing against Saves: PT-Amorol 16; CT-MorcotteS. “but then we come here and it’s a The win was so convincing that Norwood Dr. all information on whether there actually was an stopperback Brenda Thalacker, served well for the Eagles. even the Korean coach applauded for 12 laps around the 333.33- were Viatcheslav Ekimov, Artou- a Chinese team whose tallest starter was investigation underway by Saratoga County quick gun. It definitely caught me ras Kaspoutis, Dmitri Nelubine Prospect Dr. .84-114 by surprise in the first round.” when the decision was meter hardwood track at the Qolway St...... 6-foot-6, the Americans had a 33-8 rebounding authorities. Olympic Velodrome. and Gintautas Umaras. margin in the firsthalf alone. Lewis ran 10.14 in his first heat. announced. Kerry St... Johnson, who holds the 100 The American team is 6-2 North S t.. Squire Village...... all The top spot in the pool means the U.S. team Cougars world record of 9.83, blasted out of overall and has 10 fighters still in North School St. will play the fourth-place finisher in the other Four lead B.C. Open the blocks in the first heat, the tournament. The Korean South Main Condo's...... 441 pool in Monday’s quarterfinals. grabbed a huge lead, then coasted team, considered one of the GREATER HARTFORD’S ENDICO’TT, N.Y. (AP) - Ed Dougherty. Jim defeated stronger ones going into the Simons and Roger Maltbie shot 6-under-par 65s to a 10.37 finish. In the second Porter St. . 458-650 round, he ran 10.17 but finished Olympics, has lost five of 12 Wyllys St. 1-90 Tracy Dr...... Thursday morning and watched as their scores OUTDOOR FAMILY FUN SPOT ^engoechea upset winher The first-year Manchester third behind Britain’s Linford fights. Cushman Dr. held up throughout the day for the first-round Community College women’s Christie and American Dennis Soviet fighters kept rolling Scott D r... GENEVA (AP) — Eduardo Bengoechea of lead at the $500,000 B.C. Open. soccer team got a rude introduc­ Mitchell. along, winning their 12th fight Charter Oak St.... .141-348 'Argentina ousted defending champion Claudio The trio was joined atop the leader board by tion Thursday afternoon as visit­ Moses, seeking his third Olym­ without a loss. •Chalenging 18-Hole Par 3 Golf Gardner St ...... 3-66 Mezzadri of Switzerland 6-2,6-2 Thursday to Dave Rummells, who converted birdies on four ing Becker Junior College took pic gold in the 400 intermediate Soviet gymnast Elena Shushun- Gardner Si. West. all •18-Hole Deluxe Miniature Golf Highland St. Packer S t. advance to the quarterfinals of the $220,000 of his last six holes to tie for the lead at the home an 8-1 decision at MCC’s hurdles, sped to easy victory In ova captured the all-around gold (Dugan’s Alley.. Horace St Geneva Open. > par-71 Eh-Joie Golf Course. Cougar Field. his first heat but left the stadium medal just the way American •Exciting Game Ftoom Sycamore Lane.... Overland St. After falling behind 0-2 in the first set, the t Bill Glasson and Wayne Levi shared first Mary Lou Retton did in 1984 — Nancy Brooks and Joanne furious about race conditions. •Go Karts for Al Ages 29-year-old Argentine won eight games in a row place briefly at 6-under, but both bogeyed the Gallagher and Gail Russell each “It was chaos at the start,” he scoring a perfect 10 on the vault, her final event of the day. •Group Plans Available Lakewood Circle.. to take a 6-2,2-0 lead. 15th hole and ended up one stroke behind the had two goals and Nancy Hutch­ said. "There was no chance to Bunce...... Ferguson Rd...... all After Mezzadri evened the score at 2-all, leaders. Also tied for second were Ken Green, ing and Kathy Derry one apiece to warm up, with people running all Shushunova, whose serious Nike Circle Bengoechea won the last four games with Mark Wiebe and Lance Ten Broeck. lead the way for Becker. MCC got over the track.” brown eyes and unsmiling coun­ Hlllcrest... aggressive net play to beat Mezzadri, rankbd Joyner-Kersee is on a pace to tenance contrasted with perky, on'the boaid on a goal by Wendy curly blonde Romanian rival No. 61 in the world, in 79 minutes. Burnett at the 77:02 mark, become the first woman to crack B.J. Scoot triumphs the 7,000-point barrier in the Daniela Silivas, needed that final Bengoechea will meet Jordi Arrese, the third assisted by Teri Burnett. flawless routine to win the closest seed, who downed fellow Spaniard Jesus Colas Olympic heptathlon, a grueling DELAWARE, Ohio (AP) - B. J. Scoot led MCC Coach Cathy McGilli- series of seven events whose finish in the event’s history. 6-1,6-3 in other second-round play on Thursday. from start to finish to win the 43rd edition of the ciiddy was satisifed with her 2 CALL NO W 647-9946 / 643-2711 Also advancing to the quarterfinals was winner is often dubbed "the Silivas, 4-foot-6 with a crowd­ Little Brown Jug by VA lengths over Threefold team’s performance. “Most of world’s greatest woman athlete. ” grabbing smile and risky rou­ top-seeded Kent Carlsson of Sweden, who at the Delaware Ck>unty Fairgrounds on these kids have never played Joyner-Kersee, the only tines, took the silver. Svetlana downed Switzerland’s Roland Stadler 6-2,1-6, Thursday. soccer before and this is a woman to go over 7,000 points in Boguinskia, at 15 the future of the 10 A.M.-1 P.M. 6-0. He will face seventh-seed Fernando Luna of B. J. Scoot, driven by Michel Ladiance, went learning process for all of us.” any heptathlon, won a silver in Soviet team, captured the bronze SPECIAL Spain, who won his second-round match out quickly to times of 26 4-5 seconds for the she said. “I have a lot of athletes 1984 and is three events away with a performance oversha­ Wednesday. quarter-mile, a Jug-record 53 4-5 for the half, that are coming out for soccer for from a gold this time. She set an dowed only by the head-to-head Unlimited ^nrljpHtpr In another second-round match Thursday, and 1; 23 for three quarters on the way to a the first time. They wanted to Olympic record of 12.69 seconds duel between Shushunova and Go Karts/MIni Golf $7.50 Per Person Marian VaJda of Czechoslovakia downed Pablo play a fall sport and I’m haappy Pelrlok Flynn/Menoheetor Herald Silivas. winning time of 1:523-5. in the 100-meter high hurdles, Saturday & Sunday Arraya of Peru 6-3,3-6,6-3. B. J. Scoot, owned by Sybarite Stable of for their partcipation.” then high-jumped 6 feet, 1-4 Shushunova, a former world Vajda, who upset second-seeded Guillermo Islington. Ontario, was the first Ohio-bred horse MCC will play a six-game GETTING A KICK — MCC's Lori Gallo, left, and Becker’s inches, threw the shot 51 feet, 10 champion, finished with 79.662 Ext. 63, Otl 184, Rt. 83, Vernon, CT Perez-Roldan of Argentina in the first round, ever to win the Little Brown Jug. The 3-year-oid schedule, five at hme. Its next Bridget McDermott battle for possession during Inches and ran 200 meters in 22.56, points, including six perfect Mpralb will meet Pedro Rebolledo of Chile. pacing colt was bred by Jack Howell of Bremen. game is Wenesday at 4 p.m. at Thursday play at Cougar Field. The MCC women, breaking the Olympic record of scores during the three days of home against Springfield Tech. making their debut, were soundly beaten, 8-1. 22.96. competition- IS - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 23, 1988 New England track schedule winding to a close ACROSS 6 Story points the closing act, Richard Jeni, and he Isn't The New London-Waterford Speedway has the Auburn, Mass, and Jim McCallum of Oxford, Mass, particularly special. His bit about fighting in the month of September with it’s Pro Stock, 7 Chemical only Modified stockcar action going on this could take in the Pro Stock Open race at the Lee □DDDDCdD □□DD New York is pretty funny — it takes 40 Charger and Street Stock point races. Seekonk goes I Comes close compound weekend in Southern New England. Track with it’s final night of points Saturday night. It will USA Speedway in New Hampshire Sunday NEW YORK — CBS might as well come on minutes to actually work up to violence, after 6 Poverty- promoter Dan Koreteweg has a hefty |21,S00 purse come back with a $25,000 Pro Stock Open on Sunday afternoon. Also, the Thunder Road Speedway up in 8 Airline the air Saturday night and announce, “Hey, various stages, such as determining the for the Twin 75 lap Small Block features. Each Motorsports Barre, Vt., is aiso scheduling a Pro Stock event, for stricken info □ q Ij DEII!] Q cjIdEjEj Bonehead! The Olympics are on NBC! Why opponent has a problem, as in, “You got a afternoon, October 9, at 1 p.m. ’Track owner D. thankfully unseen. event will award the winner some $1,750. Also, the first time. I I Eskimo homes 9 561, Roman □ d O OH] aren’t you watching!?’’ problem? Hey, what’s your problem, man?" Anthony Venditti is contemplating a fourth division On to a beach in Brazil — hairy chests, point championships for the three divisions will be at the so-called “Cement Place.’’ Those new cars Former NASCAR Modified driver, Ken 13 Slight noise 10 Craving □ODDE] □OOQDDd Instead, the network offers a remarkably Cathy Radman trots out an old bit about Lou Modestino string bikinis. "Simply put, it’s really about crossing the Canadian border for a gig only to decided. Right now, Dick Ceravolloof Groton leads are gong to be called Modified Sprints and will be Bouchard of Fitchburg, Mass., who has a big 14 Kind of tube 12 Hidden facts □ □ B d □ □ □ n o n o lame study In the obvious, "Bodywatching,’’ based on the Desmond Morris books on body mating! ’’ Meredith squeals. get into a confused argument with a border Ted Christopher of Piainville, by a scant 15 points. powered by four cylinder engines. following in Southern New England, has a slight 16 Get 13 Horse □□BB □□□ DDOB language. For some reason, much of the first half of guard who thinks she said "Canadian” New London’s 50-lap Late Model Stockcar Riverside Speedway in Agawam, Mass., has a edge on Ernie Irvine in the Winston Cup Rookie of 16 Reiax 18 Poetic □BBDDBB BOBBB Did we know that the facial expression for the special is taken up with following a blind instead of "comedian.” If Radman doesn’t feature offers $1,000 to the winner. Phil Rondeau of real Crasharama event on for Saturday night. the Year point chase. Bouchard will be in action at 17 Cali it quits contraction O sculptor to Italy where he gets to feel get some new material, there’ll be no such Leading the charge is front runner Bruce Adams of Martinsville, Va. on Sunday. joy Is the same In every culture — a smile? Baltic needs a good finish to catch that divisional There’s a 200 car Enduro, there. The heats will be 19 Basebaii piayer 20 Sherry, e.g. □ B B B B O Did we know that hands express emotion ? Did Michelangelo’s masterpiece, “David.” This problem. title. However, he could get some severe heat from Pomfret Center. run on the Figure 8 track while the feature moves a M a i .. 22 Against □ ] we know that hello is good-bye reversed? is rather, er, touching, but it doesn’t seem to his brother Al, and Dennis Gada of Niantic. The Rain washed out the action at the Seekonk to the quarter-mile oval starting at 6:30 p.m. Lou Modestino, based in Stoughton, Mass., writes 20 Bird 23 Organ pipe BBDBDBBB Of course, we did! We’re not stupid! Get to have much to do with body language. PAUL DILLERY HAS some decent mate­ Strictly Street Division, new to Waterford, this Speedway in Massachusetts last weekend and that Some Southern New England Pro Stock drivers a weekly syndicated column about auto racing in “Remember, Michael is blind!” Meredith rial and a unique style. With hisbaby face and 21 Exceptional 24 8ook of Norse O the sex! year, will crown it’s first champion on Sunday. track had origin^ly intended to go right through like Rick Martin of Westport, Mass., Jim Libby of New England. The special actually reveals — stop the exclaims irritatingly several minutes into the slight figure, he says he once tried to get a Job 26 Legal claim myths 32 _ Aviv 4 4 Skinny fish presses — how men’s bodies are different piece. Apparently the writers think the in construction. "The foreman looked at me 26 Comedian 25 52, Roman 36 Marchers' word 45 island off than women’s. But this is network television, viewers are, too. and said, ‘You can have the Job. Just fill this Sparks 27 Campus area 36 Musician Scotland so don’t expect to see the good parts. The best body language for "Bodywatch­ out.’ He handed me a shirt.” John 27 Whimsical 28 8ring to ruin 46 _ van Winkle “Bodywatching’’ starts off by examining ing” is turning the channel. Rick Reynolds’ litany of unhappy material 39 Florida county 30 Grooved 29 Particle the body language of door-to-door salesmen. — he makes fun of a grandfather with facial 40 _ Kringla 47 Actress Merkel O □ □ 33 Undoes 30 Cooked 41 Water holes 48 Compass point Rap pleasantly on the door, one vacuum paralysis, for pity's sake — eventually sinks SCOREBOARD merchant suggests to another. Talk your way IF THESE ARE really the best young to dumb sex Jokes interrupted line by line with 34 New York lake 42 Cava 60 Precious stone 31 Single part comedians of today, standup comedy is his operatic singing. 36 Fuss in the door. Make the vacuum cleaner look 1 2 3 4 easy to use. doomed. Haywood Banks is embarrassingly desper­ Twln$B,Ang$l$2 36 Great n This is scientific? HBO has scraped together a "Twelfth ate to cram his mish-mash of material into a 37 To p of building 11 Annual Young Comedians Show,” airing cohesive gimmick, so he dresses inexplicably BasebaD MINNESOTA CALIPOIINIA Football 39 Grima 1 4 EVENTUALLY, “ BODYWATCHING” Sunday and Sept. 30. Past installments boast like a nerd. He pushes far beyond its potential o b r h b l B B rh M one bit in which he holds up a sign that says, Moses rf 4 1 2 0 Schoflld ss 3 0 1 0 40 Hawaiian J slinks up to the subject it constantly suggests, a number of finds: Robin Williams, Jay Leno, Herr 2b 5 0 11 Dwnngdh 4 0 0 0 timber tree 1 6 first with a woman who designs brassieres. Steve Martin, Paul Reubens (Pee-wee "This.” “Did you see this? Look at this! 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The only 49 Selfish MIIVMIukee S3 71 .539 4 H arperc 4 0 3 2 M c Lm r ph 100 0 Buffalo 3 0 0 1.000 38 30 2 7 2 8 2 9 Burgess Meredith, whose body language is standout of the five comics he introduces is every five years. Or "as warranted.” Bullock If 4 1 2 0 Bichette cf 2 0 0 0 New York i t 70 .534 4'/i N.Y. Jets 2 10 .447 71 34 Individual Detroit 82 71 .534 i'h Lm brdz 2b 10 0 0 Hndrck ph 10 0 0 M iam i 1 2 0 .333 37 40 3 3 Toronto 79 74 .514 V h Newmn 3b 3 0 0 0 Brown If 0 0 0 0 New Englond 1 2 0 .333 48 55 61 Shoe part Cleveland 72 80 .474 14 (Togness 4 1 2 0 DWhIteph 100 0 Indianapolis 0 3 0 .000 44 57 62 Thicker Baltimore 52 99 .344 33>/i Howell 3b 3 0 10 Central 3 B West DIvMen Tetoh 17 414 5 Totals M 2 7 1 Cincinnati 3 0 0 1.000 44 50 63 Chessmen TV Tonight W L Pet. O B Cleveland 2 1 0 .447 32 43 3 7 4 0 4 1 4 2 x-Ookland 98 55 .441 — Minnesota s n «ao o i » -4 Houston 2 1 0 .447 58 94 M Billiard shot Minnesota 84 49 .549 14 CalltonMa 880 m 000-2 Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 45 48 Kansas City 80 72 .524 17'A (Same Winning RBI — Herr (4). 4 8 West DOWN Boo Boo run away after they hear the news California 75 79 .487 23'/3 E — Howell 2, Newman, Schofield. D P — Seattle 2 1 0 .447 _ 5 : 0 0 P M [DIS] Videopolis Superstar ( ^ (^ Summer Olympics Continue [USA] Night Flight; Video Profile: Elton Texas 44 85 .437 31 Minnesota 2, California 1. LOB— Denver 1 2 0 .333 ■ Special A behinci‘the*scenes look at that Jellystone Park is about to close. (2 John ® IN N N e w s O llcogo 45 84 .430 32 Minnesota 10, California 4. 2B— Harper. Kansas City 1 2 0 .333 33 50 young recording artists, including Debbie hrs.) (S ) Hogan's Heroes 1 :05AM ® Family Feud Seattle 43 89 .414 W h 3B— Bush. SB— AAoses (11), Bullock (1). L.A. Raiders 1 2 0 .333 74 73 1 Explosive (si.) Gibson ("O nly in M y Dreams” ); and the ® dS) Perfect S trangers (C C ) In a dream x^llncheddlvlslon title S— Newman. SF— Bush. QD Tret Generaciones San Diego 1 2 0 .333 33 44 2 Heron r Jets ( "Rocket 2 U ” ). w ho perform in Dis­ sequence. 40 years have passed and tar­ 1 :30AM ® O ne Day at a Tim e IP H R ER BB SO Wiurtdav's Oames NATIONAL CONFERENCE neyland's dance club. Host; Jonathan ry's the w orld's oldest cub reporter, while [DIS] Animals in Action Featured: how Detrolt7, Baltlmore4 Minnesota East 3 Tilted ® Superior Court Minnesota 4, California 2 AAndeson W, IS­ L Price. (60 min.) Balki is rich and famous (R) different species use their legs. N.Y. Giants 2 1 0 .447 54 50 - Ql) INN News Onlvoomes scheduled OS 7 2 10 3 Washington 2 1 0 .447 47 44 Part of a plant [T U C ] MOVIE: 'The Apprenticeship of ® Kiner's Korner 1 1 : 0 0 P M ® ® (3D News Mdoy's Oames Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 2 X X IV OLY/VlPiAD ■ 23 Duddy Kravitz' Based on Mordecai Rich­ [CN N ] Newsnight Update Dallas 1 2 0 .333 48 50 (c)1 9B 8 by NEA. Inc. (ID M OVIE: 'Nowhere to Run' A man de­ Oollfomla S Cover with turf oioa ® ® M*A«S*H Boston (Hurst 18-5) at New York (Hudson Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 75 59 ter's novel about a Jewish teenager who vises a winning blackjack system as part [U SA ] Night Flight: New Sounds 44 ), (n) TCIark L,44 4 12 5 5 1 2 Phoenix 1 2 0 .333 58 42 pursues a series of get-rich-quick schemes of an elaborate scheme to leave his over­ (3D Odd Couple Toronto (Key 10-5) atCleveland (Swindell MontIne 21-3 1 0 0 0 0 ^ IfloKA 1988 Central in 1940s Montreal. Richard Dreyfuss, Jack 1 :35AM ® News (R) 17-13)),(n) Cllburn 11-3 1 1 0 1 0 bearing, unfaithful wife and start a new life QD M OVIE: 'D r. Phibes Rises Again' Dr Chicago 2 1 0 .447 58 51 Warden, Micheline Lapetot. 1974. Rated David Janssen. Stefanie Powers. Allen Phibes rises from a ten-year hibernation to [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Valet Girls' They park Detroit (Terrell 7-14) ot Baltimore Corbett 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Minnesota 2 1 0 .447 77 24 TCIark pitched to 2 batters In the 5lh. PG. Garfield. 1978 restore life to his long-dead wife. Vincent cars for a living, but these attractive (Mllackl1-0),(n) O tro lt 1 2 0 .333 55 54 would bo rock stars have their sights set Kansas aty (Saberhooen 14-14) at HBP— Schofield by AAnderson, Dwyer Price. Robert Quarry, Valli Kemp. 1972. Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 51 81 5 : 1 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE; The Sky's (li McCloud on fame and fortune. Meri O. Marshall. Chicago (Reuss11-9), (n) by Monteleone. BK— TCIark. PB— Miller. j / / ' Green Bay 0 3 0 .000 34 71 CELEBRITY CIPHER No Limit' Three women battle NASA's in­ d D Barney Miller ® Crook and Chase April Stewart, Mary Kohnert. 1986. Rated Dokkind (Young 10-8) at Milwaukee Umpires— Home, Reilly: . First, West CaM KlIy CIphar cryptogranu ara craatad from quolaUofta by famoua paopta. paat and praaanl. tense training requirements and their own (3D Noticias Olimpicas R (Nieves 7-5), (n) McKean; Second, Kaiser; Third, Shulock. L.A. Rams 3 0 0 1.000 73 34 Eacb M lar In Uia dpfrar atandt lor anoUwr. T o d t y 't O im : H •qutf U. dD dD Washington Week in Review T — 2:58. A— 20,338. personal problems as they compete for the Seattle (M oore 9-14) at Texas (Hough New Orleans 2 1 0 .447 84 49 glory of becoming the United States' first (CC). QD Love Connection 2:00AM ® New Answers to Hair 14-15), (n ) San Francisco 2 1 0 .447 71 84 woman astronaut. Sharon Gless, Dee W al­ d D M OVIE: 'Nicholas and Alexandra' [C N N ] Moneyiine Loss Minnesota (Lea 47) at Californio (Finley RedaS.GIantel OlympIcMedalaTable Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 72 77 ' Y D ' X R DZTTYWJS 9-14),(n) lace, Anne Archer. 1983. Tsar Nicholas II. his failings as a monarch [OIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet ® Fan Club Sunday, Sept. 25 and the great love he had for his wife are Saturday's (Tames Olympics 6:00PM ® ® ® ® News [ESPN] Horse Racing; Pegasus Stakes ® (38) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ SAN FR A N CINCINNATI By The Associated Preu Atlanta at Dallas, 1 p.m. M M W D M X F Z Q B R depicted in this historical drama. Michael Dokkind at Milwaukee National League reaulta A 1 adn 1/8 miles race for 3-year-olds, vice (3 hrs.) Bostonot New York obrhbl Obrhbl Through 4of llmedals n-ktav. Sept. 23 Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. ® Three's Company Jayston, Janet Suzman, Roderic Notle. Butler cf 10 0 0 Larkin ss 3 1 1 1 Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. from East Rutherford, N.J. (Live) KonsasCItyat Chicago, (n) (D a y 7) (T) Matt Houston 1971 Pan 2 QD W orld W ide W restling Riles 3b 3 0 1 0 LHarrIs 3b 4 0 2 1 G S B Tot M iami at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. B N J J R T X R a B A Z D [H B O ] Louie Anderson Show (CC) The DetrOltat Baltimore, (n) Garner 3b Griffey 1b (ID Primavera [D IS ] MOVIE: Colour in the Creek’ A TorontoatCleyeland, (n) 10 0 0 2 0 10 Soviet Union 14 3 13 32 New England at Houston, 1 p.m. (Tf) Qong Show tighter side of life from the comic w ho calls Clark 1b 4 1 1 1 Franco p 12-year-old boy recounts his family's SeottleotTexas, (n) Meta 3. Phllllea 1 0 0 0 0 East Germany 4 8 7 21 New York Jets at Detroit, 1 p.m. dD MOVIE: 'Smoke' A troubled young himself "one of tw o fat people in Califor­ MIdndo rf 3 0 0 0 ONelll rf 4 0 0 0 Olympic ahooting medal reaulta H N a Z S ' X K N T O E . ' — A Z N T A Z (S ) Cagney & Lacey move to outback gold country in Mlnnesotoot Californio, (n) United States 5 4 4 13 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. boy restores an injured dog to health. Ron nia.” (60 min.) (In Stereo) Aldrete If 2 0 0 0 Snider If 3 0 11 Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 1 p.m. A-Team Depression ora Australia. Denis Miller, Sunday’s Oames PHILA Bulgaria 4 5 3 12 Howard, Earl Holliman, Jacquelin Scott. N E W YO R K Spelerph 10 0 0 W lnghmcf 4 0 0 0 SEOUL, South Korea (A P )— Rnalresults West Germany 3 3 4 10 Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. [TM C] MOVIE; No Man's Und' A Judy Morris. Ken Talbot, 1987. BostonotNewYork ab r h bl (Oi r h bl H. EPHFETZB. ^ News (Live) 1970 RThpsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Reedc 4 1 2 0 Friday In the men's shooting events at the China 15 4 10 San Diego at Kansas City, 4 p.m. rookie police officer becomes caught up in [USA] Night Flight: Cartoon Carnival Detroit at Baltimore Bradley If 3 1 1 0 Wilson cf 4 1 3 0 Yngbid ph 1 0 1 0 Dester2b ^ Doctor Who: The Gunfighters Part 3 [CNN] PrimeNews Torontoat Cleveland 3 1 2 0 1988 Summer Olympics: Hungary 43 2 9 San Francisco at Seattle, 4 p.m. , PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "Autumn repays the earth (he leaves which the flashy lifestyle of the car-theft ring he's RJones rf 3 0 1 0 Jefferls 3b 4 0 11 M nw rn gc 3 0 0 0 Arm strn p 100 0 Rapid R rt Pistol Washington at Phoenix, 4 p.m. of 4. [E S P N ] NFL's Greatest Moments: Best been assigned to infiltrate. D.B. Sweeney, 2 :1 5 AM [HBO] Inside the NFL Hosts: Kansas City at Chicago Jordan 1b 4 0 0 0 Britain 2 3 3 8 summer lent It.” — (Seorge C. LIchtenberg. K H rn dzIb 4 0 0 0 MItchel ph 10 0 0 R M rp hyp 0 0 0 0 1, AfonasI Kouzmine, Soviet Union, South Korea 1 3 3 7 Los Angeles Rams at New York Giants, 4 dlD Charlie’s Angels Ever Teams (60 min.) (R) Charlie Sheen, Lara Harris. 1987. Rated R. Len Dawson, Nick Buoniconti. (60 min.) (In Oakland ot Milwaukee Hayes cf 3 0 0 1 Strwbry rf 1 1 0 0 Uribe ss 3 6^0 0 Collins ph 10 0 0 498.0 points. (W orld record; old record Italy 2 2 15 p.m. (In Stereo) Stereo) SeottleotTexas Samuel 2b 4 0 1 0 McRyIds If 4 0 2 1 Melvin ph 1 r o 0 Esasky lb 0 0 0 0 e laas by nea. mo. 308 @ Family Ties [H B O ] MOVIE; House' (CC) A young Minnesota at California 497 points by Ralf Schumann, East Australia 13 0 4 Menctay, Sept. 24 Parrish c 4 0 1 0 Carter c 4 0 2 0 DRobIsn p 3 0 0 0 Los Angeles Raiders at Denver, 8 p.m. G<1) Noticias writer must face the horrors of his past [U S A ] Night Flight: Rick Shaw's Take- 2:30AM ® l Love Lucy G erm any, Suhl, 1987). 2, Ralf Schu­ Paland 12 14 Out Theater: "Kung Fu & Eight Drun­ C James 3b 3 0 2 0 Teufel 2b 4 0 0 0 Leftertsp 0 0 0 0 mann, East Germany, 494.0. 3, Zoltan when his son disappears in an old family [C N N ] Sports Latenight Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 Elster ss 3 1 1 0 Sweden 0 2 2 4 World of Survival (R) kards" Totals 10 1 3 1 Totals 29 1 9 3 Kovacs, Hungary, 493.0.4, Alberto Sevlerl, Romania 1 3 0 4 home. William Katt, George tll'endt, Ri­ Carman p 10 0 0 Darling p 4 0 0 0 chard Moll. 1986. Rated R. [TM C] MOVIE; Caged National Leagueatandinga Italy, 493.0. 7, John McNally, R)rt Yugoslavia 2 0 1 3 dD Divorce Court 11:30PM ® Taxi 2:35AM Tekulye p 0000 Son Francisco 000 100 000— 1 Bennlng,Ga., 490.0. New Zealand 1 0 2 3 [C N N ] S how biz Today [M A X ] MOVIE; Heat’ (CC) A Las Vegas Heat' Frustrated inmates at a women s C G rosi ph 10 0 0 Cincinnati no 800 lOx—1 ® QD Nightlihe (CC) prison revolt against their sadistic warden Japan 02 13 Any Friend of Nicholas Nickleby bodyguard is forced into a confrontation East Division Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Game Winning RBI — Snider (1). Running Gome Target Golf [DIS] Juanita Brown, Erica Gavin, Roberta Col­ Totals 29 1 4 1 France 01 23 with a second-generation mobster when a ® News W L Pet. GB Totals 32 1 9 2 LOB— San Francisco 7, Cincinnati 7. 1, To r Helestad, Norway, 489.0. 2, is a Friend of Mine A young boy's life is lins. 1974 Rated R. Norw ay 2 0 0 2 friend is savagely beaten. Burt Reynolds, QD Honeymooners x-New York 94 57 .423 — 2B— <5rltfev, LHarrIs. HR— Clark (28). Huang Shiping, China, 487.0. 3, GuennadI Czechoslovakia I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME changed when a mysterious man (Fred Pittsburgh 82 49 .543 12 Philadelphia 800 100 000— 1 Gwynne) enters the town proclaiming he's Karen Yopng. 1987, Rated R. MOVIE: Dementia 13' A SB— LHarrIs (2), Butler (42). S— Avramenko, Soviet Union, 484.0. 11 0 2 1 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee QD ® Morton Downey Jr. 3:00AM [5J Montreal 74 74 .500 18'/j New York 080 011 lOx— 3 Armstrong. SF— Snider, Larkin. B.C. Open acorea Charles Dickens. (60 min.) [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Superfoeast' A patholo­ mentally disturbed person, w ho clings to Game Winning RBI — None. Finland 0 1 1 2 ( ^ Racing From Plainsfield St. Louis 73 80 .477 22 Unscramble these four Jumbles, gist stumbles upon a scientist's jungle la­ tho memory of a dead sister, is discovered Portugal 10 0 1 And [ESPN] SportsLook Chicago 71 81 .447 23'/3 E— Hayes. DP— Phllodelphio 1, New IP H R ER BB SO Suriname 1 0 0 1 one letter to each square, to form Lots of men 'o boratory and the monstrous by-products QD Dos Vidas to bo an axe inurdoror. William Campbell, Philadelphia 40 92 .395 34'/j York 1. LOB— Philadelphia 5, New York 9. Sent Francisco ENDICOTT, N.Y. (AP) — Scores and of vision here women, [MAX] MOVIE: The Harder They Fall' Turkey 10 01 four ordinary words. too of his experiments. Antoinette Bower, QD Late Show (R) (In Stereo) Luana Anders, Mary Mitchell. 1964. West Division 2B— Elster. SB— Jefferies (3). S— CBrmon. DRobIson L.B-5 4 2-3 9 3 3 2 4 relation ta par of the first round Thursday of After promoting a fighter for the synijicate. Olympic Men’s 20km walk reaulta Costa Rica 0 1 0 1 I _ Craig Littler, Harry Lauter. 1972. MOVIE: 'Mr. Moto Takes a Vaca­ W L Pet. OB SF— Hayes. Lefferts 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 3 theS500,000B.C.Openplavedonthe par-71, 2 iL. •A an unemployed reporter does an expose [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred QD Netherlands 0 1 0 1 tion' An ate detective imempis to solve Los Angeles 89 43 .584 — IP H R ER BB SO Cincinnati 4,944-yard En-Jole (talfCourse: SELLI on the fight racket, Humphrey Bogart. Rod 8 . 3 0 P M CEI S S Full House (CCI Jesse Hickman, Nick Charles. Philadelphia Belgium 0 0 1 1 tw o murders and the theft of a queen's Cincinnati 81 71 .533 8 Armstrong W.4-4 4 2 1 1 5 4 S E O U L, South Korea (A P ) — Results Greece 0 0 11 Steiger, Jan Sterling, 1956 moonlights as an Elvis Presley look-alike to [DIS] M OVIE: 'Flower Drum Song' A Houston 80 73 .523 9'/j Cdrman L,I0-I3 4 2-3 8 3 3 4 3 RM urphv 1 0 0 0 0 2 Friday from the men’s 20km wal k at the 1988 Ed Dougherty 33- 32— 45 -4 jewels Peter Lorre, Virginia Field. 1939. [USA] Fat Albert earn money for a demo record. (R) Chinese gjrl, already promised to a boy, San Francisco 79 74 .514 lO'/j Tekulye 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Franco S,35 2 1 0 0 0 2 Summer Olympics: Jim Simons 3 5 3 0 - 45 -4 [C N N ] Headline News Overnight Bedrosn 1 00001 Roger Moltble ® Major League Baseball: New York falls in love with another. Nancy Kwan, San Diego 75 77 .493 14 Umpires— Home, Pulll; First, Harvey; IBkm Walk 34- 31-45 4 6 : 3 0 P M ® CBS News (CC) Atlanta 52 99 .344 34'/i New Yerk Second, Crawford; Third, Davidson. Rnols Dove Rummells 33-32— 45 4 Mets at St. Louis Cardinals (3 hrs ) (Live) James Shigeta, Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. [M A X ] MOVIE; Private Investigations' x-clincheddivislontitle Darling W.14-9 9 4 1 1 1 4 T — 2:35. A — 13,475. 1, Jozef Priblllnec, Czechoslovakia, 1 Lance Ten Broeck 3531— 44 -5 ® Family Ties (CC). dD Major League Baseball: New York [ESPN] SportsCenter An innocent man gels caught up in his jour­ Thursday's Games HBP— Bradley by Darling. WP— hour, 19 minutes, 57 seconds. Bill Glosson 33-33-44 -5 AGDEA ® d§) A B C News (CC) Mets at St. Louis Cardinals (3 hrs ) nalist father s battle against police corrup­ Cincinnati 3, Son Francisco 1 Carman 2. (Olym pic record; old record 1:23:13, by Ken Green 33- 33-44 -5; 1 1 : 3 5 P M ® Magnum, P.l. tion Clayton Rohner. Ray Sharkey. 1987, New York 3, Philadelphia 1 Umpires— Home,Engel; Rrsl, Hirsch- Ernesto Canto, Mexico, Los Angeles, Wayne Levi 3^34-44 -5. G3) Hollywood Squares dD dZ) Wall Street Week: Did the Rated R. (In Stoieo) Bowling AAark WIebe Drought Hurt Farm Stocks? 1 2 : 0 0 A M ® Late Show(R) (In Stereo) Houston 3, Atlanta 2 beck; Second, West; Third, Runge. 1964) 34- 32-44 -5 @6] N BC News (CC). [U S A ] Night Flight: Rick Shaw's Take- San Diego5, LosAngeles4 T — 2:33. A-45,274. 2, Ronald Weigel, East Germany, Joey SIndelar 37-30-47 4 ® St. Elsewhere American League leadera d D © ) Nightly Business Report 9 :0 0 P M ® MOVIE: 'Stillwatch' (CC) Out Theater: "Kung Fu & Eight Drun­ Onlygames scheduled 1:19:40. Lorry RInker 34-33-47 4 03) Star Trek: The Next Generation Lt. Rick Fehr A television news reporter unravels an oc­ kards" Friday's Games 3, AAaurIzIo Damllano, Italy, 1:20:14. 34-33-47 4 BRAJEB WHAT THE ® Family Ties Tasha Yar fights for freedom when she's Chicago (Moddux 17-8) at Pittsburgh Batting American and Canadian Rnlshers NIte Owla Mike Sullivan 37-30-47 4 cult mystery when she attempts to prod­ [H B O ] MOVIE: Friday the A8lroa3.Bravea2 '' V OPHTHALMOLO&ISTS dD Noticiero Univision uce a profile of a woman senator. Lynda kidnapped by aliens known as Ligonians 3:15AM (DrobeklS4),7:05p.m. Based on 480 at Bats. 10, Guillaume Leblanc, Canada, 1:21:29. Ja y Haas 3534— 47 4 13th -- the Final Chapter' Jason the Beth Haak 215-528, Lisa Hatfield Howard Twittv CALLEC? THEIN dD Love Connection Carter, Angie Dickinson, Don Murray. (60 min ) (R) Montreal (B.Smith 11-10) at Phlladelphio AMERICAN LEAGUE 37, Gary Morgan, Oarkston, Mich., "1111 4 z n _ masked killer returns to wreak vengeance (K.(kossl1-14),7:35p.m. O A B R H Pet. 1:27:24. 204-450, Cheryl D oll 189-175-514, Bea We(>b Heintzelman 3534-47 4 1987, (R) ® QD News ATLANTA HOUSTON O'Donnell 183-484, Kathy BerzenskI ANNUAL 6HINC7I6- [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 on campers at Crystal Lake, Crispin Cincinnati (RI|o 13-8) at Atlanta (Smoltz ab r h bl o b r h b l Boggs Bsn 144 555 118 201 .342 38, Jim Helrlng, Racine, WIs., 1:27:30. Don Poolev 3531- 47 4 - ® dD Mr. Belvedere (CC) Heather and 181-493, Luz Rogue 191-445, Priscilla Billy Mayfair [ESPN] Running and Racing ( ^ Wyatt Earp Glover. Kimberly Beck. Corey Feldman. 2-5),7:40p.m. Gant 3b 4 1 1 1 GYoung cf Puckett Min 149 421 98 218 .351 44, Tim Lewis, Fremont, Calif., 1:31:00. 3534- 47 4 ‘ Wesley accidentally run into their parents 3 2 1 0 Cushman 174-444, K aren Levesaue 179- Dovis Love III DOBOLY (3D Friday the 13th: The Series Micki and 1984 Rated R New York (Gooden 18-7) ot St. Louis LSmIth II 3 1 2 0 Candael 2b 4 0 11 Greenwell Bsn 149 554 82 184 .335 3535- 48 -3! Now arrange the circled letters to [USA] Cartoons 207-529, La urie HIscock 204-520, M arlo n Steve Pate in Atlantic City, white Belvedere and Kevin, Ryan fall victim to an antique urn's deadly (Maorane 4-9),8:35p.m. G P e rry lb 4 0 1 0 BHatchr If 4 0 3 1 Winfield N Y 144 539 95 178 .330 3 5 3 3 - 48 -3 form the surprise answer, as sug­ Houston (Scott 13-8) at Son Diego M ollto rM II 144 580 109 183 .314 Smith 185-481, Karen T ra c e y 187-490, Duffy Waldorf 35 3 4 - 48 -3 7 : 0 0 P M ® USA Today: The Televi­ trying to stop the two youngsters, hitch a gas, causing them to relive their worst 3:30AM [ESPN] SportsCenter D M rp hy rf 3 0 0 1 GDavIs 1b 4 0 0 0 Jodi Barnett 475, Roxann Wilson 454. gested by the above cartoon. ride with a celebrity. Part 2 of 2. (R) (Hawklnsl4.11), 10:05p.m. Virgil c 4 0 1 0 Bass rf Tra m m ll Det 124 442 72 145 .314 Mike NIcolette 3 5 3 5 - 48 -3 sion Show Scheduled; Sassy magazine nightmares. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3 0 0 0 Olympic women’a gymnaatlca Brad Bryont 4:00AM (10) Home Shopping Network Los Angeles (Hershlser 22-8) at San Lemke 2b 4 0 1 0 Camlnit 3b 4 0«1 0 H rbekM In 139 498 74 155 .311 3533-48 -3 '^1 1 and its teen-age readers; financing an ‘89 dD Connecticut News Week (§7) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: The Francisco (Hommoker 98 ),10:35p.m. Brett KC ISO 543 84 174 .309 (taorge Archer 3 5 3 2 - 48 -3 (2 hrs.) Blauser ss 3 0 2 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 1 0 reaulta THE car; singer Lita Ford d D El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar First Three Minutes Nobel Prize-winning Saturday's Games Canseco Oak ISO 585 115 179 .304 Jim Benepe 3 5 3 3 - 48 -3 DJam sph 10 0 0 BIggloc 3 1 1 1 TrI-Town physicist Steven Weinberg discusses [C N N ] Larry King Overnight New York at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Franco Cle 144 584 87 178 .305 Mike Reid 3532-48 -3 (Answers tomorrow) dZ) Inside Campaign 88 Fresh from the Blocker cf 4 0 1 0 O sha lesp 2 0 0 0 ® ® News creation, physics research and thermonu­ [D IS ] Cinderella A degraded girl's (Les­ Los Angeles at San Ronclsco, 4:05 p.m. Glavine p 3 0 0 0 Rshel ph Mattingly N Y 134 557 87 170 .305 S E O U L, South Korea (A P ) — Results Dave Edw ards 202-200-559, Bill Cal­ Jeff Sluman 3 5 3 4 - 48 -3 Republican convention, host Pete Dragon 10 0 0 Kenny Knox Jumbles: FOLIO IRATE VIRTUE WHOLLY ® d D Wheel of Fortune (CC) clear war. ley Ann Warren) wish to attend a lavish Montreal ot Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Alvarez p 0 0 0 0 Andersn p Friday In the women's all-around houn 200-554, A n d y M ichaud 201-550, 3532- 48 -3- Yesterdays and guests discuss the latest events in the 0 0 0 0 Bruce Lletzke ball comes true with the help of her fairy Chlcogoot Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Home Runs gymnastic competition at the 1988 Ron M ocadio 200-524, Lou (Senovesl 3 5 3 3 - 48 -3* Answer: A.. family.amlly that . . lives within Its lricome usually ® $100,000 Pyramid presidential contest. (60 min.) [CNN] Newsnight Steve Thomas has to learn to do th Is -L IV E W ITH O U T , godmother (Celeste Holm). Also stars Gin­ ClnclnnatlotAtlanto,7:40p.m. Totals 11 2 9 2 Totals B 1 8 3 Canseco, Oakland, 40; McGrIff, Toronto, Summer Olympics: 204-544, Dave MotnolannI 205, Bob 3533-48 -3 ; GD (S) Cheers (CC). [C N N ] Larry King Live Houston at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. To m Shaw 3 5 3 3 - 49 -2 [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Living Daylights' ger Rogers, Walter Pidgeon, Pat Carroll. 33; (taetti, Minnesota, 28; McGwire, Edwards 224-544, Dennis Henderson 542, James Bond battles villainous forces plan­ Sunday's Games Oakland,28; Murray, Baltimore, 28; Carter, 1, Elena Chouchounova, Soviet Union, Kevin Osborne 541, Russ Larson 520, Kenny Perry 3 5 3 4 - 49 -2 QD Rockford Files [D IS ] Cinderella A degraded girl's (Les­ Stuart Damon, Jo Van Fleet. Music by Atlanta 800 002 080— 2 Tom (tamer Now b9Ch In tlock. JumbI# Book No. J7 It ivoiliblg loi ning to arm the Russians in Afghanistan. Montreal at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Houston 001 000 lOx—3 Cleveland, 27; JCIark, New York, 27; 4 are 79.442 points. 2, Danlela Slllvos, Romania, Bob Kozuch 530, Rob Mlollore 525. 3 5 3 5 - 49 -2 »nd hindling. Irom Jumbit, cte Ihlt nowipoiw, P.O. Bex 43M. OdinBo. d§) M*A»S*H ley Ann Warren) wish to attend a lavish Rodgers and Hammerstein. (90 min.) Chlcogoot Pittsburgh, 1:35p.m. 79.437. 3, Svetlana Bogulnskala, Soviet Rocco Mediate 3534-49 -2 Include yourninio, iddroii 9nd sip eodg *nd m6ho your chock poyiblc lo Nowipaporboeki. ball comes true with the help of her fairy Dalton's debut as 007. Tim othy Dalton, Game Winning RBI — BHotcher (10). tied with 25. d$ (H) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing Cincinnati at Atlanta, 2:10p.m. Runs Batted In Union, 79.400. Dave Elchelberger 3534— 49 -2 godmother (Celeste Holm). Also stars Gin­ Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbe 1987 E— Deshales. DP— Houston 1. LOB— Ron Streck ' highlights. New York at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Atlanta 4, Houston7.2B— LSmIth.Candaele, Canseco, Oakland, 117; (keenwell, Bos­ 0.$. and Canadian flnltters u— 3534-49 -2 Your Show of Shows ger Rogers. Walter Pidgeon, Pat Carroll. Rated PG. ' Steve Lowery [ T M C ] MOVIE: 'Born American' Three HoustonotSon Diego,4:05p.m. Blauser, GYoung. 3B— Blocker. HR— Gant ton, 113; Puckett, Minnesota, 111; 10, Brandy Johnson, Altamonte Springs, nOme Cngineera 3533-49 -2 Stuart Damon. Jo Van Fleet. Music by [M AX ] MOVIE: Baby Cat' A top Pari Danny Briggs d§) W in, Lose or Draw Los Angeles at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. (17), Blgglo (3). SB— LSmIth (3), Romirez Wlnfleld, New York, 104; Brett, Kansas Fla., 78.525. 15, III., 78.0B7. 14, Kelly 3 5 3 3 - 49 -2 Rodgers and Hammerstein. (90 min.) (In Sian fashion model schemes to separate Americans cross the Soviet border during City, 102; DwEvans, Boston, 102; Garrison-Steves, Altus, Okla., 77.937. 71 , Korin Scheer 184-457, Phyllis Wol- M ark Lye 3534- 49 -2 dD Mi Nombre es Coraje a hunting expedition and find themselves (3), BHotcher 2 (32), Boss (31). SF— coskl 175, Sheila Plantanida 202-512, Stereo) her husband from his vast fortune. Julie DM urphy. Carter, Cleveland, 94; Tartabull, Kansas Monica CovaccI, Canada, 77.425.31, Janine John Adams 3534-49 -2 fighting for their freedom. Mike Norris. League re$ult$ Alice HIrth 179-445, Shirley Eldrldoe Greg Powers dD Family Ties [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing: From Atlan­ Margo. Jean Francois Garreaud. 1983. 1 IP H R ER BB SO Clty,93. Rankin, Canada, 74.787. 34, Lori Strong, 3534-49 -2 Steve Durham, David Coburn. 1986. Rated Canada,44.712. 194-197-540, Keren VendeHe 174-183-482, Andrew AAagee 3534-49 -2 [CNN] Moneyline tic City. N .J. (2 hrs.) (Live) Rated R (Dubbed) Attanta Phyllis LaPoInte 177-451, BobbI Greco Astrograph R Jack Renner 37-32-49 -2 [D IS ] M O V IE ; 'A Friendship in Vienna' [USA] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes Gloylne L.7-17 41-3 7 3 3 1 3 474, Beve rly M o rin 510, Eve lyn Anton [ T M C ] M O V IE : Death W is h ' After his [U SA ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goas Orlolee 4 Alvarez 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 3 Ian Baker-Rnch 3 5 3 4 - 49 -2 The persecution of Austrian Jews tests to the Movies 6i Coming Attractions Pitching (14 Dodslons) 470, Toni Robertson 455. Blaine McCalllster wife is killed and his daughter brutally as­ to the Movies 8i Coming Attractione Houston 37-32-49 -2 the friendship between tw o girls in saulted. a law-abiding citizen turns vigi­ Hurst, Boston, 18-5, .783; GDavIs, Oakland, Olympic T rack and Field reaulta Ja y Delslng 3535- 49 -2 you've achieved the victory you desire. 1 2 : 2 0 A M [USA] Night Flight: Dirac- DesholesW,11-13 7 8 2 2 1 5 German-occupied Vienna. Ed Asner, Jane lante. Charles Bronson, Hope Lange. Vin­ 4:30AM (3D Twilight Zone DETROIT BALTIMORE 14-5, .742; Viola, Minnesota, 22-7, .759; Bobby Ctompett 37- 35-70 -1 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Som e­ tor Profile: Schlesinger Andersen 1 0 0 0 0 0 Gubicza, Kansas City, 19-7, .731; Alexander, Stephen Macht. 1988. cent Gardenia. 1974, Rated R. o b r h b l O b r h b l DSmIth S,24 1 1 0 0 0 1 John Snyder 3534— 70 -1 [ESPN] Auto Racing; NASCAR Dela­ Bergmn 1b 5 2 2 2 4 1 1 1 Robinson, Detroit, 194, .484; August, S E O U L, South Korea (A P ) — Results Tea-Totalera thing that you're presently Involved with 1 2 : 2 5 A M [ESPN] Australian Rules Stanicek If HBP— GYoung by Glavine. Russ Cochran 3 5 3 5 - 70 -1 [ESPN] SportsCenter 9 :3 0 P M ® d@ Just the Tan of^Us ware 500 From Dover. (2 hrs.) (R) M urphy cf J 0 1 1 BRIpkn 2b 5 2 3 0 Milwaukee, 12-4, .447; Key, Toronto, 10-5, Friday from track and field competition at Greg Lzidehoff 5 3 2-3 5 4 4 2 5 Son Dleao oil 010-4 Radio, TV (Nrit Soccer CANCER (June 21-July 22) Am bitious (3D Runaway With the Rich and Famous 101 nati, 25; GIbsan, Los Angeles, 25; 3428 Men’s and Women's Swimming, (3 hrs.) Now blind, Oedipus (Anthony Quayle) is government moved 175 miles TTbbS 21-3 4 1 1 0 2 Los Anoelef Windham at Manchester, 3:30 alms can be gratified today, provided Actor Stacy Keach in Bordeaux, France; McRevnolds, New York, 25; HJohnson, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Financial (Live) led by his daughter Antigone (Juliet Stev- Acise 2 1 0 0 0 1 (tame Winning RBI — CMortInez (11). LaVao Induatrlal East Catholic at Sacred Heart, 3:30 Hong Kong; British Columbia; a health south to Lisbon. New York, 24. conditions look promising today, espe­ you are willing to expend the effort. Pur­ enson)-to Colonus; the Theban and Ath­ Sisk 1 0 0 0 0 0 E— Marshall, Hamilton. DP— San Diego Ron Lemek 201, Norman Jaaulth East Hampton at Bolton, 3:30 ® Carson's Comedy Classics clinic in Switzerland. The country’s second largest 1, Los Angeles 1. LDB— San Diego 4, Los Runs Batted ta TODAY Olrlt Swimming cially In situations that do not reprasent sue your objectives boldly and enian kings are at war, both claiming Oedi­ Power pitched to 3 batters In the 7th. 227-414, Bob Schaefer 207, Andy Mi­ ® Major League Baseball; Boston Red O ) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Angeles 5. 2B— Sox. HR— Marshall (20), Clark, San Francisco, 105; GDavIs, 4 p.m. — Olympic coverage, Channel Manchester at Fermi, 3:45 vigorously. pus' body as a protective talisman. (2 hrs.) city, Oporto is best known for the Umpires—piret— Home,H Brinkman; First, Coo­ Houston, 94; Strawberry, New York, 94; chaud 204-552, T ip p y Hyson 205-555, your usual sources (or earnings. Ex­ Sox at Naw York Yankees (3 hrs.) (Live) CM artlnez2 (17), Shelby (9). SB— RAIom ar 30 velleitaaii LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Do not be hesi­ (S) Star Trek (S) Hart to Hart ney;ey; Second, l Welke; Third. A4errlll. McRevnolds, New York, 93; VanSlyke, 4 p.m. — Golf: World Seniors Invlta- Mike Flelisfead 21^540, Fred Twortklns plore new areas. export of port wine — named (20). S— Hamilton. SF— Gibson, Santiago. Manchester at Windham, 3:30 tant today to put knowledga you've re­ ® Hollywood Squares Pittsburgh, 93; EDavIs, Onclnnatl, 91; flonal, ESPN 214- 210-584, Joe Paggloll 201, Pete SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) A sit­ [C N N ] Headline N ew t ® What a Country! after it — as well as olive oil, Beaudry 204, Leon Bilodeau 217-558, cently acquired Intb present Involve­ d D Newhart Thureday’atiomeruna IP H R ER BB SO Bonilla, Rttsburgh, 90; (talarracw, AAont- 7:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Yankees, SATURDAY uation about which you've been con­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Pletoon' (CC) Oliver [C N N ] Inalda Politics '88 citrus fruits and cork. real, 89. Channel 38, SportsC hannel, W T IC , jiSjin M cC a rth y 570, Butch Savino ments. What you now know will work It [CNN] Crossfire Siai DMfO 207-542, G a ry Rawson 244-429, To m Football cerned can be handled ottoctively today Stone's Oscar-winning account of a young [TM C] MOVIE: 'KOB •• The Secret Ancient Oporto, located on the ShOWW,15-1) 9 11 4 4 1 7 WPOP Bulkeloy at Manchester, 1:30 p.m. given halt the chance. [ESPN] Clay Target Shooting American League PItchIna (14 Dedslens) 7:30 p.m. — Olympic coverage, To m lin so n 209, Lou Ta rld o n a 205-550, It you're not reluctant to be bold. Don't soldier's year-long tour of duty in Vietnam. W ar' Marked for death by his ow n agency, Los Aitoelas .. P2!Hleld Prop ot East Catholic (Cor- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Y o u r judg­ To m Berenger, Willem Dafoe, Charlie Douro River amid orange and Stonicek (4), M urray (28), Orioles. Cone, New York, 18-3, .857; Parrett, Channel 30 J o » P o r k e r 203-545, E rn ie W hipple view yourself as the underdog. 8:0 0P M ® Losers A look at the men a KGB agent becomes easy prey for CIA Leary 7 7 4 2 2 4 215- 2 0 0 -»^ 2 1 , Phil M asse 201-214-408,lln R e id ), 1:30 p .m . Sheen. 1986. Rated R. Montreal, 11-3, .784; Browning, Cincinnati, 8:30 p.m. — Mets at Cardinals, CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Y ou 're m ent Is very keen today and your Initial who ran for President and lost plus a cele­ operatives seeking information concerning palm groves, was originally APena L,5-7 2 1110 3 17-5, .773; DJockson, Cincinnati, 22-7, 315-570, Roger Lagace Bev6 Seccer spy networks. Michael Billington, Denise Channels 9, 20, W K H T apt to be luckier In the home stretch to­ assessments are likely to be the most bration of the forty who won. (60 min.) [U SA ] Darkroom known as Porto Cale, and gave NattanolLeaBue PB— Sontlogo. .759; Knepper, Houston, 14-5, .737; H er­ 10:30 p.m . — W halers at Capitals "3-582, Bob Cheney Tech at Bolton, 11 a.m. DuBarry, Michael Ansara. 1986. Rated PG- Umpires— Home, RIppley; First, Brock- Croso Coimirv accurate. Don't be afraid to act on your Oark (28), Giants; Gant (17), Brayes; shlser, Los Angeles, 22-8, .733; (taoden. New (taped), WTIC Higgins 219-550, day than you will bo getting out of the ® Yogi’s Qrsat Escape Yogi Bear and 10 :3 0 P M GJ) C3) odd Couple 13. the country of Portugal its name. Blgglo (3), Astros; Marshall (20), lander; Second, MeSherrv; Third, Mon­ York, 18-7, .720; Drabek, Pittsburgh, 15-4, 12:30 a .m . — O lym p ic coverage, Dave Coutu 2^54^ Nick Moratte 210, Manchesterot Lytox, Vt., Invltatlonaf s.tarting block. Don't give up until decisions. Shelby (9), Dodgers; Martinez 2 tague. .714. Channel 30 B a rry PInnev 255-208-458. Manchester glrls/East Catholic boys T — 2:45. A-30,074. and girls at (tallford Invitational (17), Podres. ‘# I V ■ MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23, 1988

Forum on Central America

As part of a six-week forum on Central America, What a weekend for those who have long been Latin American Studies professor Thomas P. interested in Mars and Martians! Anderson will speak Sunday at 7 p.m. at the This weekend, Mars will be closer to the earth Unitarian Meetinghouse, 60 Bloomfield Ave., than at any other time in the last 17 years. In Hartford. Anderson’s speach is titled "From celebration of this rare celestial event, both the Gunboat Diplomacy to Dollar Diplomacy and Science Museum of Connecticut in West Hartford, Back." The author of three books and numerous and the Copemican Planetarium and Space articles on Central America, Anderson wasa PgAMUTt by M. tchulz Science Center in New Britain, will offer special consultant to the U.S. State Department on shows and events. I I PONT KNOU),CHUCK..ALL I I NEVER THOUGHT MV WIG Nicaragua. The Science Museum is putting on a weekend WANTEP U)AS TO LOOK 600P WOULD* CAUSE SO MUCH event called Mars and Stars An Interplanetary IN THE CLASS PICTURE.. TROUBLE..L1FEI5 5URE The meal deal Event. Participants will move around the FUNNY, ISN'T IT, CHUCK? auditorium, stopping at science “ stations” to Y ou'd have to look far and wide to find a better experience weightlessness, observe the effects of “But the salesman promised me there are dinner than the one being served Saturday at the ultraviolet light, place space games, apply Martian elk on the moon!" Coventry Grange. The meal includes roast beef makeup and dress up as astronauts. O IMS by NEA. (no. with peach shortcake for dessert, all served family On display will be a simulated space capsule, style. Seatings are at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $6 rockets and a recreation of the Martian landscape. ZIPPY by Bill Griffith for adults, $2.50 for children under 12. Call 742-6147 On Saturday, only, youngsters who aren’t yet 12 I or 742-7812 to reserve a spot. The meal will be years old may participate in a costume parade and 9 - 23 uuuy Do I HMC SecAOIe Ttt^VifioU (f served at the Second Congregational Church contest. Those planning to be in this parade should THir fwOMM ojp-tUUSiou. ziw y.A N P Community Center on Route 44 be at the museum by 10; 45 a.m ., dressed in either HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* uB6eTo\«CAP_ TH' CHAPAtTfCS Fpom F»F- Martian or astronaut costumes. Participants may 0Dsl*8OMfO)l ■ lie? TV tire e n f apsour also bring bicycles or carts which have been turned A SwiFTty-, S0P^...wtVe wAPooVcP. Apples, ham and beans into Martian modules. State Sen. Kevin Sullivan '^Y o u 'l l LikfE t h © p l a c e • WHAT!$ c r e a m O F ^ > /VOUIN& FOfZCVEP oM THE V ^ and Channel 3 news reporter Jeffrey Cole will IT!^ 00(2 KiNC? OF THE soufzeofi J CANOy O F L O O J ' . ' The annual Apple Fair and Supper on Saturday P E 5 T A U R A N T BOOP F A C Iw y at All Saints Episcopal Church features a ham and judge costumes and vehicles. C9iMevoii OF THE bean supper from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. From 9 a.m. Also on Saturday, Gertrude Blanks, a well-known DAY? 8e c,T?^ until 4 p.m ., there will be a luncheon, baked goods Hartford actress and storyteller, will entertain table, crafts and a tag sale. The church is at 444 youngsters at 1 and 3; 30 p.m. Hills St., East Hartford. The Mars and Stars event is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, and from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is included in the normal museum cost, Have a fling SHE SHOT THREE TIMES — Thefamed exhibit which hangs in the Wiiiiam which is $3.50 for adults, $2 for children under 13, Join in the Scottish Fling on Saturday as the Saint folk song about “Frankie and Johnny" Benton Museum of Art in Storrs through and 50 cents for “ tots.” The museum is at 950 Trout Andrew’s Society of Connecticut convenes the was the inspiration for this lithograph by Oct. 16. Brook Drive, West Hartford. CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casals Scottish Festival, at the Farmington Polo Grounds. Thomas Hart Benton. It is part of an “ Mars,” a planetarium program, will be shown THE PHANTOM by L— Falk A By Barry ^ $IVUN6 O N - -AND MI99ED From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., you’ ll see Highland dancing, throughout this month at the Copemican hear pipe bands, view authentic tdrtans and taste Planetarium and Space Science Center, Central ; ’V/v s u m y c h a s a m b a .. cste Irv iNorld >K}hK'e^e've<1 Celebrating birthdays More than 200 bicycle racers from colleges demonstrations, whittling and New Orleans jazz. In throughout New England will compete Sunday in HAD TWO fCToi^ WHAT THE heck's “50^ 'ivEfionwo’ Noah Webster is celebrating his 230th birthday, case of rain, it will be Sunday. The Heublein Tower ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook the Blue Devil Criterium, at Central Connecticut WO0L(?UA6lVElWECMe'?, DlPF'euisr ABOUT Si;ATEeQAKK, with a huge party at the Noah Webster House, 227 is in Talcott Mountain State Park, off Route 185 in State University. The races will go from 9:30 a.m. S. Main St.. West Hartford. There will be children’s Simsbury. ...VARIOOE SURVElULAtiCE THAT?: vTHAT^KWAT. to 3; 30 p.m. on the New Britain campus. The public V i m WE'RE e?(M50giilGTii^ iTfe &<5T A LIST OF •SUEE games, colonial foods and some modern delicacies, GTRIpT GOlpfLiMES, pgPCEpUReS AMD— is invited to watch, free. OLYMPIC PRO&YesriHfr.WE'Vf entertainment, etc. A CHEMlSTRYSfr, A H^V'/WAITA GIVEN THIS &OOPIES SAG To The theme of this year’s party is “ Noah Salutes Those old-time cooks EVERY athlete AT seouL.' pm.E go oK .. tA \m i0! !? I the Revolution.” Authors who have written If you’re interested in the way your great-great I ------MC> historical works for children will be invited to Pled Piper of Sign IFY'HAPTWOSWg^* grandmother cooked, then don’t miss the open « speak and autograph copies of their books. Those (• eCA^DS.WCXXP'UA hearth cooking demonstrations on Saturday at the David Parker, an actor, singer and sign language /-W expected include Christopher Collier, the Captain James Francis House, 120 Hartford Ave., interpreter from Pittsburgh, Pa., will present a 6NC/HE ONE?,yv Connecticut State Historian and author of the Wethersfield. Both 18th and 19th century cooking multi-media perform ance on Sunday at 7 p. m. at ^-Z3 children’s classic, “ My Brother Sam Is Dead; ’’ techniques will be demonstrated and discussed. It South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. William MacKellar, who wrote “ The Kid Who FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavet is open from 1 to 3:30 p.m. Known as “ the Pied Piper of Sign,” Parker has Owned Manhattan Island,” among others; and Iris WHile in Wethersfield, don’t miss the special tour made numerous appearances on television, and Van Rynbach, an author and illustrator, who set of the Ancient Burying Ground, at 2:30 p.m. The has been part of the Perform ing Arts Series on the FLOATING AWAY — Puppeteer Spring her version of “ The Soup Stone” in Revolutionary tour will highlight those stones which help give a White House lawn. THiWfc T H f ONLY New England. The party is from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. view of life in early Wethersfield, Including that of Parker will also offer workshops in the THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr Burrington-Reiss works with her scarf Saturday. Admission is $2 adults, $1 children. one of the first settlers, a freed slave, and a Gold afternoon. At 3 p.m., Come Sing With Your Hands W,U»KATME.. ■ Ul THERE..,\NE'KE "7 T H A T P o n t H L>j?T marionette, The Sea Queen, in prepara­ Rush adventurer. Those planning to go on the tour is for those involved in liturgical dance. At4 p.m., , .. .H61H6HEREURE^ FUMINS A'NATIONAL A tion for a performance Saturday morn­ A51PE0FPEEF., , cSBOSRAPHIC'SPEOAL... riNGo A P F T H O s e jH A T whould meet at the red bar, in the parking lot of Parker will work specifically with young people. ing at the University of Connecticut. Mash those potatoes! First Church of Christ, 250 Main St., at 2:30. JCANTHINKOFOWlYj MW Dir UPTAKE AH activities are free and open to the public. o h e t h ih s More: VOUR PICTURE? I ‘ i>oNT VVO|?/«;. Remember the monster mash, the mashed HUMILIATING,.. J potatoes, the Freddy, bop and boogie? Can you do The grand tour the hankie pankie and the stroll? Then head for the C ifaSbvNtA. Me THAves 9-2J Golden Oldies Danceathon, sponsored by Real Art O O ^ A walking tour of Rockville will be held at 2 p.m. Ways at the Connecticut Historical Society, 1 on Sunday, starting at the old Town Hall. View mill Elizabeth St., Hartford. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll buildings spanning the years from 1834 through , From noon to midnight on Saturday, those who 1906. Admire houses representing Victorian wish to raise money for RAW — or just have a DID YOU WATCH THE NO... WHAT WAS it ; A N O ... "t h e s o l d e k i architectural styles, through Greek and Italianate wonderful time — will dance, eat and laugh. Grand PPOSBAM ABOUT TREASURE (30 L D E N M O U N TA IN ‘ AAOUNTAIN" IS A revivals. This is a follow-up to the annual Rockville prize for those who dance the longest, and get the LAST NISHT: H U N T IN G ? ^ WRESTLER, Festival, which is planned for Saturday, 10 a.m. to most sponsors, is a vintage juke box. Admission is 5 p.m, at Route 74, Vernon. This festival features free to those who are working for pledges, $15 for NORTH l-tS- crafts, entertainment, food, and more. those who just want to have fun. ♦ 10 9 3 Bridge - *15? ' ^ W9 ♦ AKJ863 4 A 10 4 1,, I, Z*. Cinem a EAST location of the queen of clubs, and WEST Avoiding might not. It's also unfortunate that ♦ K J B 6 4974 running the diamond winners will put T e rror (R) FrI-Sun 7:30, 9:45. — Big WQ983 4 10 6 4 2 a finesse omu HARTFORD ^ „ ___ _ 10, 12; Sat 12:20, 2:35, 4:50, 7:15, 9:35, ♦ 10 9 ♦ Q2 just as much pressure on declarer’s J7J CliMina City — Land of For Awov 11:50; Sun 12:20,2:35,4:50,7:15,9:35.— (PG) FrI 7, 9:40; Sat and Sun 2, 4:30, 7, (PG) SatandSum:20,4;05.--Wliardof A FIth Called Wanda (R) Fr1 1:40,7:40, 9:40. 7 9 49632 By James Jacoby hand as it will on the opponents' hands. Lonellneu (PG) FrI 1, 7 - * “’152 10, 12:10; Sat 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:40, 10, VERNON . Anyway South saw all this, so what CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt N SOUTH Sun 1, 3:45, 7, 9:40. — Married to the 12:10; Sun 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:40, 10. — Cine 1 A 1 — Who Framed Roger Winning either of two finesses pro­ did he do? After the queen of diamonds Mob (R) FrI 1:30,7:20,9:50; SrtondSun Die Hord (R1 FrI 1,7:10,9:45,12:10; Sat Rabbit (PG) FrI 7, 9:10; Sat and Sun 4AQ2 5 T J 1,4:15,7:10,9:45,12:10; Son 1,4:15,7:10, vides go<^ odds for a contract. But dropped, he played the five of hearts ITWINK ILL DONY ASK MS HOW, MAN. 1:30, 4:15, 7:20, 7Tu? 1:30, 4, 7, 9:10. — Bull Durham (R) FrI WAK J7 from dummy. Blast followed with the w p e m r Mon and H li Dream (PG) 7-JO, 9:45. — Betrayed (R) FrI 1, 7:10, 9:40, 7:10,9:30 Sat and Sun 4:15,7:10,9:30. — ♦ 7 9 4 sometimes an opportunity comes avECHAUNcey 9:30; Sot and Sun 7:1^ 9:30. - - Shv 12:05; Sot 1,4:20,7:10,9:40,12:05: Sun 1, four, and declarer casually put in the BUTA PiSeON NAILED YOUR Mac and M e (PG) Sat and Sun 2. 4K J8 along to make the chances for a very AUrTTLE People (R) FrI 1:10, 8:50, 9:20; Sot and 4:20, 7:10, 9:40. — Coming to Am erico seven, which was surely not going to 4- DINNER DISH DEAD-ON' Sun 1 :10, 3:55,6:50,9:20. (R) FrI 1:10,7:25,9:55,12:10; Sot 12:10, WILLIMANTIC good contract even better. TASTE OF 2:25, 4:40, 7:25, 9:55, 12:10; Sun 12:10, Jllleon Sguore Cinema — A Flih Vulnerable: Both win the trick. But when West won the Called Wanda (R) FrI 7:45, 10, 12; Sat YOGUfZT RAtTHAKTFORI)^ 2:25, 4:40, 7:25, 9:55. — N ightm are on Dealer: South North bid to six no-trump after his eight-spot, he had nothing to lead that 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, 7:45, 10, 12; Sun 12:45,' Poor Rlchordt Pub Elm Street IV (R) FrI 12:30, 7:15, 9:30, 3:05,5:35,7:45,10. — Betrayed (R) Frl7, partner had shown 18-20 hlgh-card would not give declarer his 12th trick. Bull Ourhom (R) FrI and Sot 7:X/ t .jO, 11:30; Sot 12:30, 5,7:15,9:30, 11:30; Sun 9:30, 12; Sat 1:15, 3:50, 7, 9:30, 12; Sun West North East Sooth points. West, with honors everywhere, What if Blast had been smart enough IJ; Sun 7:30r 9:30. oi« 12:30, 5, 7:15, 9:30. — Meeeengw ot 1 ;15,3:50,7,9;30. — DeadRinger (R) FrI 1 * to put up the 10 of hearts on the lead of Sliewcote Claemfli 1-9 Dead r ^ - Death (R1 FrI 2:15, *:» < . S ? 7:10, 9:35, 12; Sot 1:30, 4, 7:10,9:35, 12; Pass 1 ♦ Pass 2N T was in the hot seat. He decided on the a^ri fR) FrI 7:35r 9:50. 12:05; Sat 2' 15, 4:15,7:50. — Cocktail (R1 Fr11:30, Sun 1; 30,4,7; 10,9:35.— Clean and Sober 7-30, 11:55; Sat 12:50,3,7:30, 11:5S; Sun Pass 3 ♦ Pass SW passive lead of a diamond. It was easy the five from dummy? Then the actual yiTsO,2:45,5,7:25,9:50,12:05; ^nl2:3p, (R) FrI 7:15, 9:45, 12; Sot 1, 3:45, 7:15, for declarer to play the A-K, and when play would not have worked, but de­ 2:45,5,7:25,9:50. — Eight Men^Out (PG^I 12:50, 3, 7:M. 9:45,13; Sun 1,3:45,7:15,9:45. — Young Pass 4 NT Pass 5W FrI 1:15, 7:10, 9i30, : ;,Sot 12, 2.20, the queen drop^d, the chances for the clarer would still have been as well 11 45 Guns (R1 FrI 7:40,9:50,11:50; Sat 1,3:15, Pass 6N T Pass Pass 4:45, 7:10,9:30, 11 :45;,Sun 12, 2:20,4 45, If;'V 'h!JK 7f R«.t - Who Framed 5:30, 7:40, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 1, 3:15, 5;W, Pass slam became very good. But the spade placed as before. He could put in the 7 :10, 9 :30. — Konioi (R 1 FrI 1:20, 7 :15, Roger Nohblt ( M l FrI 7:15, *5! 7:40, 9:50. — Kansas (R1 FrI 7:20, 9:40, PICKIN’ AND STRUMMIN’ —Thefather concert tonight at the Durham Fair. king and heart queen are poorly Jack, losing to the queen, and later de­ 9 :35, 11:50: Sot 12:M, 2 :35, 4 :M, 7 :15, and Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7:15, 9:35. — B jm b l 11:45; Sat 13:40, 3:10, 5:15, 7:20, 9:40, 9 :35, 11:50; Son (G) FrI-Sun 2:30, 4. — Hero and the 11:45; Sun 12:40,3:10, 5:15, |7;20,9:40. of bluegrass, BIN Monroe, will present a Opening lead: ♦ 10 placed. Declarer might smell out the cide where to look for his 12tb trick. 9:35. _ Patty Hoartt (R) FrI 1:55, 7 .45, ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 23, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Sept. 23. 1988 — Z1 Europeans bring us ‘hang-the-expense’ cars for 1989

By Guv Darst Europeans are going after. The the United States, assesses a Porsche, Aston-Martln, Jaguar, tion of government fuel stand­ highway, adding $650 to the The Associated Press other three are the only entirely penalty in the form of an excise ards, said; “We are going in the sticker price. WIN Volvo and BMW. U.S. models ever to pay the tax, that rises with declining fuel The proliferation of guzzlers wrong direction. We ought to be The other taxed U.S. entry is “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” COk’STITUTION ST'ATE WASHINGTON — European which they also paid in 1987 but economy. It starts at $500 and reflects a growing desire for headed the other way and making one model of the Chrysler TC by automakers must think this is the escaped last year. goes up to $3,850. It was enacted in performance and status, analysts gas-sippers.” Maserati, which had readings of year for you to take the plunge on As usual, the Japanese are the 1975, when fears of fuel shortages say. But manufacturers, he said, 17 and 21. Other TC models that sports car with enough mileage champs. For the fourth were rampant, and aimed at "Around here it’s almost a “think they’ll make more in escape the tax, but not the one MANOESTERHONCA 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 238-EVW horsepower to achieve Earth straight year the fuel-stingiest discouraging the unthrifty. status symbol to have paid a profits than they pay in with the turbocharged 2.5-liter .CONNECTICUT , M J orbit or on the luxury barge with cars are the Japanese-made Geo In all, 45 models — some of Your *25 check Is waiting at MAroEsrERHOND\ if your license number appears somewhere in the classified columns today... $3,000 penalty tax," commented penalties.” engine <152 cubic inches) without fa 1 M. r______:------faucets for red and white wine in Metro, formerly the Chevrolet them identical except for trim — Garrett Stasse, auto editor of The "The tax really isn’t objected to the top-gear lockup feature on the the back seat. Sprint, and the two-seater Honda are official gas-guzzlers. Last Register in Shrewsbury, N.J., in by the buyer” of luxury cars, said three-speed automatic. They’re offering more models Civic CRX HF. year’s list included only 24, and affluent Monmouth County. Kyle Johnson of GM’s Cadillac This car is built in Italy using r n H O M E s n n H O M E S n n H O M E S CONDOMINIUMS The Metro’s mileage was 53 irn than ever before, 40, that get the year before that the count was "If you have a car in your division. "It does not alter GM’s many U.S.-supplied components. ED H E L P w a n t e d ED HELP WANTED ED HELP WANTED U U HELP WANTED |j(l| FOR SALE |£ 1 J FOR SALE FO R S A LE 1 ^ FOR SALE caught by the U.S. "gas-guzzler” miles per gallon in the city, 1 mpg only 18. lineup that does not live up to its commitment to stay away from The Cadillac Allante is built in the excise tax, according to the below last year’s figure for the This year’s includes five Rolls- performance image, you’re In the gas-guzzler tax on U.S.-built United States using an Italian, WANTED. Experienced FIR E Restoration com­ 180-182 Eldrtdge Street. MANCHESTER. Lov­ MANCHESTER. Priced MANCHESTER. .Lewina annual fuel economy ratings same car, and 58 on the highway Royces that escaped in previous cars.” body. I cai’penter tor commer­ pany looking for a few Two family 6-6 duplex ingly renovated, 8 to sell. This easily af­ Crossing C o n d o m i­ more trouble today than if you fordable 3 bedroom released by the Environmental test, the same as last year. Geo is years through a now-closed loop­ have an official gas-guzzler,” Johnson was commenting on The other U.S. gas-guzzlers are; EMT cial work. Contact Jim good workers. Will for Immediate sole to room, 3-4 bedroom, nium. 182 Main Street. Protection Agency on Thursday the new nameplate General Mo­ or Charlie at 646-5775. FLOOR Covering con­ train. $6.00 starting settle estate. Firm Henry Street Colonial. Ranch featuring cozy Beautifully appointed hole that exempted cars of more said Ed Miller, a senior editor at the Cadillac Allante, a $50,000- the Chrysler Fifth Avenue and its. Basic & Int. Features: generous den, fireplace and gar­ townhouses. Coll O r­ tors Corp. is putting on the Immediate openings FODD Prep Crew Super- tractor looking for pay. Full and port time $175,150. 646-2426 for 1989 models. than 6,000 pounds gross vehicle Ward’s Automotive Publications plus two-seater introduced last identical twins, the Dodge Diplo-’ weekdovs.______foyer, pillared arches age has been freshly lando Annuli 8i Sons, Five cars bearing U.S. names imports of its Chevrolet division. mat and the Plymouth Grand; with C T's largest vlsor. A reliable con­ hard working Inde- day work. Benefits. weight. in Detroit. year to compete against the scientious person with pendont person willing Coll otter 9om, 646-6855. MANCHESTER. Cream leading Into formal liv­ painted tor the new Inc at 644-2427. Ask for are also taxed. Two of them are The Civic’s figures are identi­ European models that will pay upscale Europeans. A larger Fury. They get 16 mpg in the city; ambulance service. to learn the floor cov­ ing room and dining owner. Quiet street. Kyle to set up an Clarence Ditlow, director of the Full and part time a dependable vehicle to S E C R E T A R Y to busy Putt Cope. $153,900. largely made in Europe and are cal to last year’s: 50 mpg city, 56 the tax come from Rolls and its engine this year brought it under and 23 mpg out of town, according, ering trade. Must hove Coll Luclenne, Century room with bullt-ln Private yard. Walk to appointment. ___ Center for Auto Safety in Wa­ hours available. work with develop- church. Reaulres or­ Buckley School Call for aimed at the same hang-the- mpg highway. Bentley badge, plus Maserati, to EPA, compared with 17-23 last' mentallv disabled own transportation. ganizational, book­ 21 Manor House, 871- Chino closet, beauti­ shington, an advocacy group that the tax with a rating of 15 mpg in Benefits. Coll 633-0723. fully refInIshed wood­ details. $139,900. Cen­ expense market segment that the The gas-guzzler tax, unique to Ferrari, Mercedes-Benz, frequently has opposed relaxa­ the city and 23 mpg on the year and 16-21 in 1987'. adults In a community- keeping, computer. In­ 7212. Profeisional & based caterer In Man­ terpersonal skills. work and hardwood tury 21 Epstein Realty, L&M Ambulance chester. Full time Mondov-Frlday, 8:30- 2 F A M IL Y tor sole by floors, eot-ln, St. Cha­ 647-BB95.D GLASTONBURY. Condo Services $7.65/hour plus benef­ NATIONAL 4:30. Start October 1st. owner. Perfect tor rles kitchen, family EAST HARTFORD. Move for sole by owner. 2 130 Shield St. its. For more Informa­ CORPORATION 649-4583. owner occupancy. room with Vermont right In. This three bedroom townhouse. West Hartford, CT tion contact Hocka- $105,000 per apartment. costing wood stove, bedroom home has V/j baths, full base­ n u m Industires, Expanding in this area. Immediate occupancy. 12x20 deck, nicely been given a spruce- ment. Private end unit. TELLERS 28 years old. Excellent landscaped private up. New Insulated win­ Asking $129,900. 659- Annette Burton at 875- Dpenings now available Full time. Savings Bank CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 SALES Girls and porters. 0750. condition. Large over­ yard, large bedrooms, dows, new vinyl siding, 3840.______for outlet managers, of Manchester. Experi­ sized lot In central new 13x24 carpeted Full time ond part sales coordinators, tele­ newly painted, refIn­ FRESH as a daisy! This N o tic e s Lots/Land for Sale...... enced or will train. Good neighborhood. 649- basement rec room, 2 Ished wood floors all Merchandise Musical Items...... 84 time. Flexible hours. marketers and service wages, good benefits. terrific 5 room Town- Cameras and Photo Equipment...... 85 8233. cor garage, totally up­ enhance this charming house Condo at Beech- Apply: Mr. Donut, 255 positions. Experience Apply: 923 Main St., ...... Si HoMdov Seasonal...... 71 Pets and Supplies...... 84 West Middle Turnpike, M ED IC A L dated, too amp electri­ Cape with fireplace, wood, on Highland let A Spgcioli^Dq^if! I Miscellaneous for Sole...... 87 ngt necessary, we will Manchester, CT. A R E A L Jewel! Seldom cal system, new root, Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Monchester.______EOE formal dining room, Street In Manchester, Anrllnn. fU MOrfOOOeS.... Tog Soles...... 88 A SSISTAN T train. Call tor personal does such on Ideal set­ two full baths, easy garage, treed yard. Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Clothing...... 73 has recently been Services Wanted to^Buv/Trade...... 89 M IC H A E LS Jewelers has Interview. AUTO Mechanic. Must up become available wolking distance to all Won't lost! ' $141,900. tastefully redecorated Flooring...... 50 Furniture...... 74 otull time service soles or LPN for Ranch lovers! Ap- schools. $185,000. By Child Core...... 51 Electrical...... 59 3 Days local family hove own tools. Uni­ Century 21 Epstein In very bright cheerful Employment & Education Rentals TV/Stereo/ADDllances...... 75 position open. Retail 646-3875 form, paid vocations, porxlhfiotel V 1200 owners, 649-4468.______Reolty, 647-8895.0 colors. 2 bedrooms, 1.5 Cleaning Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 exposure a plus. Great square feet, 2 bed­ Part Tim e Help Wonled...... 10 Rooms (or Rent...... Lawn Care...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 74 Automotive practice. Busy etc. Coll 633-3669 BOLTON. New Contem­ TH IS Classic 6 room older baths, private base­ Help Wonted...... It Apartments (or Rent...... benefit package. Apply congenial office. rooms, large living ment with laundry BooKkeepIng/Income T a x ...... 54 Services Wonted...... 62 Gardening...... 77 In person, Tuesday- EQUIPMENT operators. porary on beautifully home with covered Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent. Caroentrv/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cars for Sale...... 91 room, formal dining treed one acre lot. 4 hook-ups, all new kit­ Business Opportunities...... 13 /H orn et (or Rent...... Good Things to Eat...... 78 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 Soturdav, 10am-5pm at E xc e lle n t Lawn crewondgenerol room overlooks beau­ porch, has approxi­ Palntlng/Paoerlng...... 56 Concrete...... 64 bedrooms, 2'/j baths, mately 1400 square feet chen appliances too! Instruction...... 1 ^ Store/Ottice Space...... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Campers/Trollers...... 93 958 Main Street, Man­ opportunity. Coll laborers. Expressive tiful treed yard, eot-ln Martin School. Employment Services...... 15’^ Resort Property...... J R . B U Y E R central olr and va­ and must be sold. Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 chester. 643-2741. Joyce at Grounds landscaping, kitchen, great summer cuum,double locuzzi In $124,500. Jackson & 1— 44 Industrlol Properly...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 Priced tor Immedlote Otfice/Retoll Equipment...... 81 HARDWARE Clerk. Full 872-8088 between 9 and porch, full basement, master both and many Jackson Real Estate, Real EStOte Garages and Storage..... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos tor Rent/Leose...... 96 3. Local manufacturing central olr. Lakewood sale In the $130's. Blan­ Recreational Equipment...... 82 or part time. Good pay. 646-0166 extras. 649-6232. chard 8< Rossetto Real­ 647-8400.O______Homes (or Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 H E LP Wanted. A full company of Circle South. $184,900. Condominiums tor Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... C a ll 643-2711 for more Information! Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 98 Apply: Conyers Hard- ASHFORD. This well tors," We're Selling M AN CH ES TER . Unique wore, 646-5707.______time second shift cus­ electromechanical Jackson 8, Jackson products has an Real Estate, 647-8400.n maintained 3 bedroom Houses” 646-2482.0 one bedroom condo LEGAL Secretary/recep- todian tor general home Is o real purse with private front en­ READ YOUR AO: Cfattlfad advarfltamanft ora LPN or maintenance and rou­ opening In JU S T Listed! This clean 6 R A TES : 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per line per day. D E A D LIN E S : For clossifled odvertlsments to tlonlst. Legal expe­ A MANCHESTER Trodl- pleoser. The huge fam­ room Cope Is located In trance. Spacious floor token by telephone as a convenience. The MEDICAL ASSISTANT tine duties at a local purchasing tlon! This lovley home 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesdoy through Soturdoy, the rience helpful. Typing, ily room with fireplace, 0 nice aulet area neor plan, bright open living Manchester Herald 1$ responsible for only one word processor, shor­ needed OB-QYN office-4 parochial school. Full department for Jr. Is a fine example of the 2 baths, oppllonces and room. Very close to 384 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ fringe benefits availa­ Verplonk School. Coll, Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of thand, good telephone day work week - typing Buyer. This candidate auallty construciton of 1600 sq. ft. make this on you’ll like It. $140's. and shopping, library, 26 or more doys: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errorvvhlchdohot lessen ble. If Interested, manner. Benefits required. Call 649-1120, will assist in Ansaldl builders. 6 exceptional buy. Blonchord 8, Rossetto downtown.$65,900. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 o.m. on t^rldoy. the value of the advertisement will not be available. Centrally lo­ please coll 643-5088. rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 Anne Miller Real Est- Minimum charge: 4 lines. 649-7329. procurement of $127,500. Easy drive to Realtors," We're Sel- corrected by on additional Insertion. cated office, start Im­ full baths, fireplace, Monchester-Horttord llno Houses" 646-2482.0 ote, 647-8000.D______mediately. Call 649- materials and hordwoojil floors, area. Realty World, F U L L and port time help GORGEOUS new Con­ M OVE In condition des­ 2865. services. This position summer porch, 2 cor Weeks Breen Assoc. cribes this 2 bedroom wanted In local llauor CH ILD Core needed tor tandem garage. Alumi­ temporary under con­ requires extensive Inc. 646-2462 and 429- struction In Wlldberrv Ranch style condo end PART TIME PART TIME store. Coll 649-0446 be­ Infant In our Glaston­ num sided with brick 7746.______tween 9-4, Mondoy- bury home. Mondov- telephone contact subdivision by F.N. Init. First time home Notices HELP WANTED help wanted HELP WANTED D r. C rane’s Answers and data entry. front tor easy molnte- BOLTON. Lovely 5 room buyers or retired cou­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ■ Frldov. Ask tor Bernie Frlday, 7om to 4:30pm. nonde. $152,500. Jack- Builders. Large foyer, FULL TIME Excellent benefits. Ranch on cul-de-sac. Va skylights, master both ples. Pool 8, Tennis As a condition precedent to or Art.______Vicinity of Manchester son 8, Jackson Real B A B Y S ITTE R needed af­ EVENING Janitor Rood/Hebron Avenue. Send resume with acre lot, with moture with locuzzi Si much too! $129,900. Anne the placement at any adver­ M E D IC A L assistant with Donut baker Estate, 647-8400.n trees. Conveniently lo­ Miller Real Estate, 647- tising In the Manchester He ternoons In my South needed at once. No bookkeeping and medi­ Quiz on page 2 ON THE JOB TRAINING (Routes 83/94) Begin salary requirements more. D.W. Fish raid, Advertiser hereby Windsor home. Hours experience necessary. 1. Mane (Horse) October 24th. Referen­ BACK On Market. Cleon, cated close to Man­ Realty, 643-1591.□ BOOO.n cal Insurance claims wanted in L««rn to b t in optical taehnielan. Wa to chester ond 384. agrees to protect, Indemnity PART time receptlonlst- somewhat flexible. Ex­ Will train. This Is a ROOFERS 2. Gopher (MN) offar ataatfy amploymant with op­ ces required. 659-4438. 6 room Vinyl sided MANCHESTER. Well NEW Listing. Neat & experience for Man­ $149,500. Owner/Agent, and hold harmless the Man­ /typlst. Pleasant phone cellent pay. Car and steady, full time posi­ chester practice. Send and 3. Bruin (Bear) Manchester portunity lor advar>eamant. Pra- Materials Manager Colonial. 3 bedrooms, cored for six room Cleon, 5 plus room chester Herald, Its officers skills, typing and var­ references required. tion. Only willing resume to : Box AA, aantly aaahing tralnaaa for our lan» hardwood floors, 643-4022. aluminum and brick Townhouse. 3 bed­ and employees against any 4. Pelican (No double vowels) area. 5 nights orlnding and euttomar aarvica dapt P.O. Box K ied duties. General 644-8733, evenings. worker need apply. In­ C / 0 Manchester Roofers Helpers newer carpeting, ap­ Cope In lovely family rooms, t'/s baths. and all liability, loss or contracting firm, cor­ 5. Jane Starting hourly rata *5.50 with ravlaw Buckland Station Thermo-pone win­ expense. Including ottor- CLEANING Persons. cludes benefits. Start­ Herold.______starting pay *9 per hour. per week. In 30 daya. Call Bob Pound to dla- DRIVER-Helper. Full or pliances, corner lot. MANCHESTER neighborhood. New porate offices, Man­ in g rate will be 6. (a) Razorback — Oink (y) cuaa tha axealtant frtnga banafiti part time. Should be Manchester, C T 06040 Owner anxious! carpet In living room dows, sliders oft dining neys' tees, arising from Part time, evenings. PEST Control. Position Experienced help will be Excellent home for re­ claims of unfair trade practi chester. (9-3) Flexible. $6.75/hour. No phone (b) Swayback — Nicker (x) Apply in person: and appt. for Intarvlaw. familiar with this area. $123,900. Strono Real and dining room plus area to good size deck. Call Pam, 646-3032. High wages for South available for a service EOE tired couple or young ces. Infringement o( trade­ Windsor, Rockville, calls. Apply to: Man­ technician. Experience paid accordingly. Good (c) Daimatian — Arf (w) 255 West Middle Tpke. Good poy. Apply in Estate, 647-7653.0 family. Three bedroom very large enclosed Nice area ot Manches­ marks, trade names or pat­ ager, Parkade Bowling QSA OPTICAL ter. $132,900.Strono Manchester and Glas­ preferred, but will working conditions. (d) Maltese — Meow (v) Manchester person. Flower Fa­ SCHOOL Custodian. Full 104 MILWOOD Rood, ranch with attached porch oft kitchen. This ents, violation of rights ol Lanes, Manchester. shion, 85 East Center East Hertford. Drive home has o lot to otter Real Estate, 647-7653.0 privacy ond Infringement o( tonbury. Coll after train the proper appli­ Call (e) Canvasback — Quack (z) 649-3177 time, 8 hours a day, 5 garage. Level, land­ 2pm, 646-0285. MAINTENANCE. Full or cant. Must be over 18 Street, Manchester. by this Immaculate, 6 scaped lot in estab­ for the growing family. copyright and proprietory KENNEL Assistant days a week, 3-11:30. Coll Susan Donahue tor rights, unfair competition H A N D ICA P P ED Female part time position In and have o good driv­ ELECTRICIAN Journey­ B A B Y S IT T E R (or one Excellent benefits 8, plus room, center lished neighborhood. I LOTS/LAND needed. After school restauront. Apply In EASTERN man. Residential, com­ ' year old 8, otter school chimney, toll dor- more Information. and libel and slander, which and weekends. Duties needs part time help, 20 ing record. Salary, va­ CERTIFIED NURSE pleasant working con­ New roof & gutters. FOR SALE may result from the publico person: 141 New Lon­ cation, good working mercial, Industrial tor 3 and 5 year old. mered Cope. Alumi­ $139,9(». Sentry Real Include: kennel ba­ hours /week. Light ROOFING CORP ditions. Focllltles Ser­ Meticulously main­ Estate, 643-4060.G tion of any advertlsmeni In housekeeping, prepa­ don Turnpike, Glaston- conditions. Call 527- work. Able to work 64 5-1156, leave AIDE5 vices, South Windsor num sided, enclosed tained — Move right in. ANDOVER. 7.35 acre the Manchester Herald by thing, feeding 8> clean­ bury, CT. 659-2656. without supervisloir. At messooe.______Ab«I Nbtsb Aide breezewoy and garage. ing. $5.50 to start. ration of one dolly 9000. i l l ] help wanted E l ] HELP WANTED Board of Education, Principals only. building lot. Testedond odvertlser. Including odver 282-0711 least 3 years expe­ Applkaots Security system, 1'/j tisements In onv free distrl Apply In person. Ca­ meol. 643-5356.______COOKS, line,pantry,ban­ KEY Punch operator. Im­ 1737 Moln Street, South •175,900. CONDOMINIUMS opproved. $79,900. T.J. butlon publications pub quet, full and part time rience. Benefits, Insu­ mediate full time posi­ FbII BBd Part Time Windsor. 528-9711 ext. baths, lower level fam­ Crockett, 643-1577. nine Holiday Inne, 200 PA R T Tim e Matron. 9:30- RESTAURANT. Hiring rance & good wages. ily room. An absolute FOR SALE llshed by the Manchesler Sheldon Rood, 1,5daysa week. Facili­ positions available. MAINTENANCE tor fall, line, banquet A U T O B O D Y tion available for We offer the areas hi­ 40. EOE. 649-2929 COM E walk the land with Herold. Penny Slefferl, Apply In person: The R E TA IL Assistant Man­ Coll 875-5905. person with 2-3 years ghest staff to patient P E R SONAL core OttEhO- pleasure to show! I Manchester. ties Services, South servers, bartenders, us at our new site at Publisher. Gallery, 141 New Lon­ ager trainee and sales- Shop Manager experience to work In ont. Experienced mole $159,900. Strono Reol FOREST Ridge Town- Windsor Board of Edu­ PERSON cocktail and food CiMn, 2 man shop. Apply In ratio. Estate, 647-7653.0 Reservoir Heights, don Turnpike, Glaston­ ■Oaersons. Jewelerv our Inventory Control • Flexible wonted to core tor a PRICE Reduced. Owner house. 3'/3 baths, 3 bed­ Vernon. Pre- cation, 1737 Main Meadows Manor Is cur­ servers, barbacks and person to; Was or Harry. LD8T Salem Nassiff Street, South Windsor. bury or call for an company In molor de­ doormen. Apply In per­ RItPHN Department. A back­ Scheduling disabled young man In anxious! Newly en­ rooms, 1900 square feet Constructlon prices. 528-9711 Ext.40. EOE. appointment, 659-2656. rently seeking an exper­ partment store seeking son: The Gallery, 141 Cardinal Buick ground In Inventory • Complete Health Vernon. $250 weekly. larged, fully op- of living space, fire­ $244,900-$272,900. Select AND FOUND personnel (or rapidly Full or part time posi­ Coll Paul Herbst at pllonced, kitchen Is Camera & ienced commercial / New London Turnpike, Manchattor control perterred but Insurance place, olr conditioning, from 21 lots. Choose PASTE UP Artist. Flexi­ growing leased depart­ not necessary. Apply In 875-4173 for details. BO LTO N lake, 2 bedroom only one 'Plus' In this deck with view. Par­ LOST. Black, male cat ble daytime hours. Bi­ maintenance person. Glastonbury. tions In progressive “Including Dental” from 12styles. 1900-2500 with white stomach Photo Shop This 40 hour position ment. Will train (he person or send resume Cope, large lot, 2 stor­ beautiful, 7 room Co­ tially finished wolk-out square feet. D.W. Fish weekly publication. right persons. Retail community health • Uniform age sheds, gas heat, lonial with 3bedrooms, and feet. One year old. SECRETARY has a starting salary of to: The Robert Baker bosement. Pool, tennis Realty, 643-1591 .n Part time position 646-1479. Sales-Marfceting experience helpful. agency. Excellent be­ Companies, c/o W. Allowance appliances.,, private 1'/? baths, family room court. Priced to sell ot Last seen on August 28, '8^46 per hour with an Real Estate TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ available for mature, We seek a dynamic, ver­ Good salary and benef­ SECRETARIES nefits. Mileage and tui­ Tote, 1700 Mountain • Bonus Hours beach. 18 ^lonlol and garage. Desirable $159,000. Coll owner at Charter Oak Street excellent benefits pro­ cense Plate Number Is well-groomed Indi­ satile Individual who its. Call Liberty Na­ Meadows Manor, a long Coventry area' Rood, West Suftleld, Rood. $144,900 . 649- Bowers School Dis­ 647-0748.______Sveomore Lane area gram. Interested appli­ tion reimbursement. • Free Meals 717. FBY. It this Is your Answers to Reebok. vidual In customer HELP WANTED thrives In a fast paced en­ tional, 568-1115. term health care facility, C T 06093. Or coll 668- 1794.______trict! $159,900. Strono BRAND new, Quality I cants please contact Manchester For Interview call For more Information I HOMES Reol Estate, 647-7653.0 plate number, bring Please help usfind him. services and reloted vironment, desires a va­ currently has 2 general 7371. HOUSE for sole by built, 4 room, 2 bed­ Bruce Jerome at: please call this od to Ed Thornton, Reward. Call 649 7492 photo finishing. CREW chelf trainee - ried work load and can UNITED Church dlrecto- secretary positions Herald route. FOR SALE owner. Our loss Is your SOUTH Windsor. Thebuv room, I'/j both Town- at Manchester Hondo, after 6.______carpet, furniture, function Indapendant. Meadows Manor rles Is looking for a available. These part Short Hours — 872-9163 CRESTBELD gain on this profession­ of the week Is this houses. Cathedral cell­ 24 Adams Street, Man­ LOST. Large Male gray floor, upholstry, walls This position Involves hard working success time positions require coe CONVALESCENT All real estate odverfised In ally landscaped. Im­ Immaculate 3 year old, ing and skylight In chester, to collect your 643-7369 oriented Individual to RESTAURANT maculate, 1900 square 7 room Colonial that tiger wearing white and general cleaning providing general assis­ 333 Bldwell St. persons with experi­ Great Pay! HOME (he Manchester Herold Is moste/ bedroom. Ap­ $25. You must bring (lea collar. Last seen In with reputable franchi­ tance to Sales-Marketing Manchester, C T work full time In o sublecf to the Fair Housing feet, 3 bedroom, 2 both, otters 3 bedrooms, pliances, ottrlum doors proof of registration. X-RAY Technician. Reg­ soles/public relations ence In statistical typing TE A C H E R Assistant. Im­ HELP MANCHESTER, CT. Act of 1966, which mokes If Ranch with stone tlre- family room with tlre- Woodland Street area. see east of the river. If department and Includes 647-9191 Call 647-9946 to spacious deck, gar­ This otter !s void In istered. Putnam. 4 af­ you're reliable, ener­ position. Our 25 years with knowledge of light mediate opening of e Waitpeople Illegal to advertise any oref- ploced living room, 2 ploced formal dining age with opener. Stort­ Please call 646 8673. Equal Opportunity Employtr 643-5151 seven doys. 9-23. ternoons a week. No typing, data entry, cus­ of experience has bookkeeping and com­ Ask for state approved private erence, limitation or discrim­ cor garage, pool ond room, fully oppllonced leove message.______getic, diversified and ination bosed on rr :e, color, ing at $14e,500.Strono evenings, weekends or people oriented, come tomer contact and direct proven that females as puters helpful, but will school to work with e Fountain Servers finished walkout fam­ kitchen, 2.5 baths, 2 cor Reol Estote, 647-7653.n billing. We offer an excel­ Gerlinde emotlonllv disturbed PIZZA/GrInder maker. religion, sex or notional IMPOUNDED. Neutered, holidays. Wages equal and loin us. Good driv­ well as males are train. Interested appli­ • Dishwasher / ily room. Available for garage. City utilities BUSINESS male, one year old. Lab lent starting salary, good LABORER. Heavy con­ students, ages 8 to 10. Apply In person at LoS- origin, or an Intention to NEW 7-7 Duplex. Exclu­ to hospitol and based ing record necessary. struction. Apply In per­ equally successful. cants please contact trodo Restaurant. moke any such preference, Immedlote occupancy. and much more. % sive area ot auallty, 3 PRDPERTY cross, black 8, white. on experience. Call 928- benefits and an opportun­ Previous experience Porter acre lot on o cul-de-sac $7.00 and up for the son: The Andrew You will be contacting Mrs. Bouchard at; BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB llmitotlon or discrimination. Appraised value, bedroom Townhouses. Stillfleld Road. 4587 for Interview. right person. 633-3335 ity to grow with a dynamic area churches of all with behavior manage­ Part or full time. PUBLIC Safety D is­ The Herald will not know­ $205,000. Asking street. Asking $227,900. FOR sole. Monchester Ansaldl Building Com­ ment preferred. Coll or patcher. $23,168 to I'/j baths, fully op- GRAPE Pickers wanted. or 649-3433. organization. Send re­ pany, 186 Bldwell faiths. Salary, bo­ Meadows Manor The Zoning Board of Appeals Good wages and ingly accept any advertise­ $195,000. Coll 649-0593. ua.RReoltv,643-2692.g pllonced kitchen, 1st Doctor's office space. sume or apply In person nuses, benefits, ex­ held o Public Heorlne on Stp- send resume to Lorry $26,542. Developing on ment which Is In violotlon of Hilliard Protesslonol Part time, weekdays, Street, Manchester. 333 Bldwell Street timbor 1,19M. A 10 foot roar benefits. VERNON. Exceptional floor den, dining area, PHYSICAL Therapist. pense paid training Schnltmon, Commun­ open list. Full time the low.______Classified ods serve the Building. 2,153 square FINANCIAL 10-4. Barter for wine. Manchester, C T setback variance was ity Child Guidance Apply opportunity tor o Dis­ well kept 6 room living room, full base­ Nutmeg Vineyard, 742- Home health care Economy school. Send resume eranted to Mr. and Mrs. people today ... lust os Ranch, 1st floor family feet and convenient D E N TA L Business Se­ 647-9191 School, 317 North Main patcher with our Police MANCHESTER. Une ment, carpeting and ABANDON the search. 8402.______agency seeking Thera­ to: Larry Robertson, RIchord Soucitr of 12F Am- they hove since our coun­ room, 3 bedrooms, garage. Must be seen! storage area. 1st floor. cretory assistant. Will Equal Oppoftunity Employtf bassodor Drive, Manchester Street, Manchester, C T Howard Department Involves owner. Maintained 6 Move-In condition. Ex­ Thank you for making MATURE, retired, main­ pist with three years Electric P.O. Box 507, Gallon, try's beginning. Reod and lorge sun deck, flre- Blanchard 8, Rossetto clinical experience for train, part or full time. Ohio. 44833. tor the proptrfy locatid at 4 06040. (646-0502). EOE. receiving and trans­ room Cape. Great use them regularly. 643- cellent parking! In­ us number 1 for 41 tenance. 3 days per Call 649-9287. Volarlt Drive, Bolton. mitting emergency and value. $139,900. Nice ploced finished recrea­ Realtors," We’re Sel­ years. For fast, confi­ varied case load. Flexi­ Supply, Inc. Johnson's 2711. tion room, quiet cul-de- ling Houses" 646-24B2.D quire today at 646-5153. week. General knowl­ Household vinegar Is an JOHN H. ROBERTS administrative mes­ lot, neighborhood, dential service and edge. Call 649-2358. ble hours. $30-$35 visit 428 Tolland Turnpike 394 Tolland Tpke. sac street, walk to rate. Call Community MEDICAL Secretary- effective and inexpensive CHAIRMAN sages over combined vinyl siding, oak floors MANCHESTER. Dellght- easy terms, call us for /Bookkeeper tor a doc- 061-09 D E L IV E R Y Person and Manchester Police and Fire com­ and fireplace. Peter­ ful 3 bedroom Cope elementary. An excel­ HDMES IHDMES SPECIAL Education Se­ Health Care Services, fabric sottner when added lent starter home or all your financial cretary (or Coventry t o r o f Internal Coshler/Clerk tor mod­ munication system. man Real Estate, 649- with aluminum siding, FOR SALE FOR SALE needs. Conn 8< Conn Inc. 228-94128. EOE 647-5000 to the final laundry rinse. retirement home, Public Schools.(sys­ medicine In Manches­ Classified Is the effective ern pharmacy. Full or 649-6220 Reaulres graduation 9404. garage, two baths,fire­ I 233-9687. tem wide) 30 Hours per 643-2711 ter. 4 days per week. If you don’t use It, don't port time. Flexible from High School or on place. Deep yard with $154,900.U 8. R Realty, ond Inexpensive way to need It and don't wont It, 643-2692.D week. Typing and or- Knowledge of medical find a cosh buyer (or hours. Not the usual F U L L time warehouse equivalency certificate flowering shrubs and ganlzotlonal skills re­ Insurance necessary. why not sell It with a retoll store. Profes­ person needed. Expe­ and one years expe­ TE R R IFIC Ranch Inaulet trees, centrol conve­ M A N CH ES TER . New to household Items you no Classified Ad? Call 643- nient location, profes­ Employment quired. Computer Call between 9-5, 646- longer use. 643-2711. sional atmosphere. rience helpful but not rience In oprotlng a nelghbizrhood. Priced Market. Very charm­ skills helpful. Call for 4665. 2711 to place your od. Top pay. Apply at once necessary. Steady switchboard or related to sell. SVi rooms, 2 full sionally appraised. ing six room older application at 742-8913. to: Ann or Pharmacist. work, good benefits. communication equip­ baths, sunporch, lo^er Priced to sell $139,500. Colonial In nice family EOE Liggett Porkode Phar­ Apply In person: Wing ment. Applications level family room-and Beltlore Agency, 647- oreo. Formal living PART TIME eward macy, Manchester Industires, 60 Progress may be obtained from garoge. Call office to­ 1413. room with French R j Drive, Manchester. Personnel Office, .doors to formal dining HELP WANTED RELIEF DONUT BAKER Porkode. day tor your exclusive One night per week. Town Hall, 41 Center showing. $149,900. Sen­ room, three good size bedrooms and oil new P AR T Tim e position. M i­ Apply: Typing-Pasteup Street, Manchester, try Real Estote, 643- crofilm operator trai­ Connecticut 06040 or by 4060.D 7 ROOM Cope. 3 bed­ updated kitchen and nee. We have several MR. D O N U T *1500 Bonus colling 647-3126. Dead­ rooms, large modern baths. Coll the office Immediate openings 255 West Middle Tpke. We have an opening for a person with accurate typing PRIVATE PARTY line for recel vlngoppll- kitchen, fireplace, today tor your exclu­ (After 00 Days of Service) cotlons is October 25, family room, garage sive showing. $152,900. tor part time microfilm Manchester skills to learn to operate a Harris Advertising terminal and operator trainees. No RRST CLASS Merchandise Ads ' 1988. Equal Opportun­ HELP WANTED and porch. $149,900. Sentry Real Estate, 643- experience necessary, TOWN Of Bolton. Part- to do pasteup work on our daily newspaper. ity Employer. Coll 649-8200. 4060.G we will train. We offer time driver senior citi­ AUTOMOTIVE flexible working sche­ zen van Tuesday & dules & paid vacations. Wednesday, 8;30am- TECHNICIANS Call Gary Chandler (or 1:30pm. Requires pub­ needed to work In our busy Ability to work under deadline pressures and to adapt to DARI-FARMS Interviews at 289-7918. lic service vehlcledrlv- growing dealership. Good customer specifications are essential. BY OWNER! Spaulding Company, ers license. $8.50/hour. Inc., 2 Jeffrey Drive Applications may be hourly wage plus perfor­ ICE CREAM Manchester •115,900 (off of Pleasant Volley obtained from Bolton mance, bonus, fully paid Five day work week with a full range of medical and life Road), South Windsor, Selectmen’s office, 222 fam. health insurance, profit * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days has Immediate openings for the following full TERRIFIC STARTER C T 06074. EOE Bolton O n te r Road, insurance benefits. time positions M/F/H/V.______Bolton, Connecticut, sharing, vacation, paid holi­ Call Joe McCavanagh * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day Lovely, S room TownhouM Condo with 2 large 06043, 649-8743. days, paid sick time, techni­ * Classifications 71 thru 87 • Freezer Selector - 2nd Shift badroomt, t ’6 bathe, fully appllancad, eat-in STUDENTS, kitchen, new carpeting in living room, dining homemakers-full and * Merchandise Under *250 • Groundskeeper PROOF READER for bi­ cians interested contact: 646-4321 room, atalrt and upataira foyer. Full basamant, part time day work weekly publlcaflon. * Ad must contain price! patio, imall complex located on Highland Street. available. No expere. Flexible daytime !ianrii9Btrr Hrrald Excellet pay, full paid medical program, paid Ince necessary, will hours. 646-1479. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds vacations, paid holidays, full pension and train. Little Censors due to this low price... profit sharing plan. Apply in person at: Immaculte Lakewood Circle North Ranch, Pizza, 646-4300. Wi cm help you bicomi i Please call Sheldan Cahen spacious, fireplaced living room, formal din­ "HEALE ” PROFE8SIONAU SUBSTITUTE Teachers Monday-Friday, Between 1:30 and 3 p.m. DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM ing room, country styled kitchen, fireplaced Cell 640-4S2S. imi iik fer Dm needed for privote finished rec room, hardwood floors, full secur­ 40 Tolland Stage Rd., Tolland, C T 06084 D. F. REALE. INC. X-RAY Tech. Port time school. Nursery at 643-2711, far an appaintment CALL CLASSIFIED ity system, large landscaped yard. •179,900, hours available. Stop through second grade. B i M n Monday - Friday, 8:30anfi-5:30pm / Sat. 9-1 pm 1781I J^^l.*ilinchntir In or coll the Vernon Excellent hours and 643-5295 t4»4S25 Medical Center, 871- working conditions. An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 643-2711 NOW! 6939. 646-1610. CARS FOB SALE

MANCHESTER. Two SIXTH Annual Rotary SUPER. Tag Sale. A little 21 FA IR V IE W Street, 1986 CAMARO. Red, % S p c d o l i bedroom Townhouse. Photo Expo & Trade ot everything. 46 Ho­ Manchester. Saturday, Auto, power steorlng, Heat, hot water, car­ Show. Sunday, Sep­ race Street, Manches­ 9am. Roln or shine. power brakes, air, ste- peting. Air condition­ tember 25th. Romodo ter. Ott Wetheroll. Sat- YARD Sale. Soturday- . reo/cassette. 31,000 ing, all oppllonces, Inn, Silos Deane High­ urdov, 9-2.______Sunday, September 24- miles. Louvers, bra |fl00nN6/ MI8GELLANE0U8 MI8CELUNE0U8 nice location. Coll 647- way, Rocky Hill, Con­ MULTI-Fomlly tag sale. 25, 9-3 at 64 Lawton and snows Included. E\U. GHUCME 8 m M ___ ^8ERVICES SERVICES • 1595.______necticut. Exit 24 off Furniture, motorcycle, Rood. Antiques, lewel- 742-6820, LIZ. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ 1-91. 10om-4pm. Buy, utility trailer 8. much erv, household ooods, 1980 CHEVY Monza. Au­ room Townhouse with sell, trade. New & used more. September childrens toys, books, tomatic. Many new LOVING Mom Wim do- •MNCNESTEiMIOOnNa GSL Building Mainte­ PRS&^akeovers 8, ad­ cameras, accessories, oroo Intorlv childhood nance Co. Commercl- vice by o certified fireplace, oil applian­ 248.25,9:30-5. 417 Hack- house plants, women's parts. $850 or best All types ot rbotinp A dark room eaulpment clothing (small sizes), otter. 633-7488. •ducotlon oftorlno pro- lepelrs. Wood shinalds al/ResIdentlol building beauty consultont. If ces, heat, hot water, and memorabilia. motock Street.______fotslonol childcare Ino repairs and home Im­ vou are serious about carpeting, olr condi­ MULTI-Famllv. Satur­ mechanics tools, ac­ 72 BUICK Electro. White. Cedar Shakes. tioning. Nice location. cessories, C.B. Radios, relaxed carino envir- 77 years Exper/enee provements. Interior skin core and the latest day, September 24,9-5. Runs well, looks good. SWINGS! Coll 649-5240. ______antennas. Something onment. <47-0129. mt vn t • UwawS « Si«»»»it»»<> and exterior pointing, in makeup techniques, I MISCELLANEOUS 15 Lexington Drive. 8750.568-3238.______light carpentry. Com­ Colt 6464854. Baby Items, furniture, for everybody. Lawton (fo r s a l e CLEANM6 . 6 4 1 - ^ plete lanltorlol ser­ SILK Wrap naim done In IHOIRES clothing, Mary K. Cos­ Rood runs off Vernon m w I S A V E vice. Experienced, rel- metics and much more. Street. Vernon Street i r 8HW1CE8 my home on eveninos ___ |for rent EIGHT month old water- runs oft Route 6 and HEATim/ loble, free estimates. and weekends. A pro­ . BUICK Skylark, 1964. 2 • r u o U S A N D S 643-0304.______bed, $325. Courthouse TOYS Only. Saturday, East Middle Turnpike Door, hard top, power 5Su^''^!eanIno^^ PLUMMm fessional lob done at MANCHESTER. 6 room One Gold membership, In Manchester. holt the price. Please Ranch. Fireplace, September 24, 9-12. steorlng, automatic i l A C V y PONTIACS * OLD8MOBIL88 houiekeepino. Reaso­ 12Vi months left for Two family. 22 Mont- transmission. Good nable hourly rates. A4S- HAWKES THEE SERVICE leave a message at much more. S950 plus $450. Compared to reg­ * CADILLACS a QMC PJ't PhiMMi 647-Oeot.______utilities. Security and Clair Drive, WANTED TS condition. $1800. 646- TRUCKS... 6000. Buokat, truck 6 oMppar. Stump ular price of $700 plus. Monchester.______5442.______MOWW Air G«i! ling references required. Eric 649-3426.g______BUY/TRAOE removal. Free eetimatee. Tog Soil ScreoBod Lb b m 830 VERNON Street. Sat­ SOUTH BOLTON Bolters, pumps, hot water Special consideration tor Any amount deSviied Abo, Ok T.J. Crockett, 643-1577. GAS Grill, 2 years old, 1974 OPERATING Toyota lanka, new and MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ urday, September 24, WANT^T^^Tuv^ o SuI ^ Cellco. High mileage. ' • a ? ® CLEANINB SERVICE. rsplaeements. elderly and handicapped. grieel. alone and barti. imSeh. asking $125 & 20" dirt 9-3. Fishing Tackle, old Plates of Connecticut $200. 64^5445. 4 lOtCilf iwNiL room, 7'/i both Colon­ bike $35. 647-1149. FREE eSTIM ATES ial In great family and new and churches and nearby INC. 647-78S3 miscellaneous. states. 643-8582. RECENT USED CAR PONTIACS Commsrolal / Raaldantlal 643-9649/ » i -9616 PAVIS CONSTRUCTION neighborhood. $1200 SCHALLER LsMans 4 dr. whits #J6700 FuNy mtursd 6 Bonded. 872-1400/659-9555 per month. Coll Sentry 3 FAMILY Tag Sale. Fri­ LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. blus #J8777 Reol Estote. 643-4060. ENDROLLS day 8. Saturday, 9-4. 60 CRAFT and MttCELUNEOUS DEUVERING artkwMHi-aiB ACURA ARRIVALS YOU MUST SEEII LsMans 4 dr. red # SOLD 047-1515 Rich, oloan, atone-traa S & S FramlRg NEWER 3 bedroom with Fleming Road. Many TAG SALE at LeMans Aerocoupe blue #SOLD SEHVICK loam. 8 yards. *80 Plus Tax. wWdo fireplace. $900 per ia%«rldlh-afora8B new Items.______: USED CARS e Addlllont e aamaeB e Porch Mugr be pteked up aMhu Spencer Village LeMans 'S E ' 4 dr. black #SOLD Also, sand, grovel, stone month. Plus security. THIS Tag Sale Is by the 87 Interga L S ....• 9,095 LeMans 'SE' 4 dr. blue #JB693 CMPENTRY/ HOLIDAY House, retire­ ^and horse manure. and deoke No pets. Available Im­ HeraM Ottlee Monday Itmi Emblem Club 251. Bike, Community Hall 85 CHRY 5TH AVENUE 88 RONDA ACCORD e state Ueansad Thufidv/baloni 1 am. only. 52 Pascal Lane (87 Toyota L/B ...• 6,995 LeMans 4 dr. silver # SOLD REMODELMB ment living, ambula­ a FuHy Incutad mediately. 646-2930. clothes, household, 87 Mazda RX7 ....•13,005 Gray, 6 Cyl. Auto, PB, PS, AC, Red, 4 Cyl, Auto. PB, PS, i$ Q flO C tory, home-llke 6 4 ^ 9 5 0 4 miscellaneous. Sep­ Sat. Sept. 24 • 9am-3pm P WIndowi, P Slate, Tilt, l O C O B AC.Tm *l£,goD LeMans Aerocoupe red # SOLO C8ll 64S4B2t, 646-1787 87 Toyota Corolla ...* 8595 Radio, Vinyl Top, Laither * U u l l w LeMans 'S E ' Sedan black #J8795 atmosphere. Coll 649- ______Evenings tember 24, 10-2. Rain 2358. nSTOREAND date, October 1st. B7 Chevette ..... • 4,795 83 VW RABBIT Grand Am Coupe blue #J8732 fWMMillnc. vood ilShip. 4ltoNti. 85 FORD TEMPO Grand Am Coupe blue, Demo #SOLD fooam . 4owonn wofli. w4wwry t iN HOUSE-CONDO {office space TAR WANTED TO 87 Toyota (Corolla ...* 8295 silver, 4 Cyl. Auto. PB. New 1988 Olds HANDYMAN and MULTI-Famllv. Union silver, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, NImmg oV GOGIItucMIon. SITTER SALES Street, Manchester. BUY/TRAOE 87 Toyota QT ... *10,905 Radio, Sunroof * 3 9 9 5 Grand Am 'LE' 4 dr. red, Demo #J8655 # o f 4NM(r]|e(orf n o( j m HAUUNC MANCHESTER. Hort- AC, Radio * 4 9 9 5 Grand Am 4 dr. gray # SOLD rofMmfof f04M eoM - oolf mt Professional couple, toll - ford Rood. 800 Square Saturday 8. Sunday, 86 Chev C 20.... • 9,595 Firenza Wagon RELIABLE MOVINO winter. Any job — Anytime' NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ September 248.25. 9am- 83 TOYOTA CELICA Grand Am 2 dr. blue # SOLD PuNy inoMrod • ^00 MhMtot Feet. 4 rooms, parking 86 Corvette ...... *19,595 85 OLDS CUTLASS Grand Am 2 dr. maroon # SOLD Low, Low Rotes. P.O . Box 495 eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 3pm. Tires, snowb­ 86 LeSabre ...... • 9,295 ^^.4Cyl.S8pd,PB.P8. i^ g g g •4 Cyl. Engine -P. Briket M M Oaosbesllaa Call Gary garage. Near I 384. the posting ot advertise­ lower, furniture, tools. CIERRA Grand Am 2 dr. gray # SOLD eir Short notice moves. Hartford. CT 06141 , 643-5797. ments by any person, firm or WANTED 85 Toronado.... * 9,495 Grand Am 'S E ' 2 dr. black #38796 •Autometic Trane -Air Conditioner 875-3483 Lots ot good stuff. Red, e Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, AC,. •AM/FM Stereo Caeeatt* -4 Way Seat Adjuiter 643-1720 i Insured. Dependable corporation on o telegroph, Cheap. Plano Any Condition. 85 Audi QT ...... • 9,595 Tltt, Radio * 6 5 9 5 83 OLDS CENTURY , q q q r Grand Am 'LE' 2 dr. gray #J8791 24 Years expisrience In eeefoaeeoeeee INDUSTRIAL telephone, electric light or Stalnwov for otplrlne •Elect. Rear Def. -FAR Mete power pole or to o tree, 84 Skylark...... • 3,095 Red, 6 Cyl. Auto, PB. PS. Radio ”0 0 9 0 Grand Am 'SE' 4 dr. red, 4SOLD moving Modulir Honi SNOWPLOWING PROPERTY hondlcoppud pianist. 84 Toyota Camry ...* 7,995 Grand Am 'S E ' 2 dr. white #16788 •P. Steering. •Flue Much Mora 4 SEASONS a Commarclal 8 0 shrub, rock, or any other Pleas* coll rS6451 83 TOYOTA CELICA CMUrtructlon a Raaldantlal • Industrial noturol oblect without o writ­ anytime. 345 Center St., Gray, 4 Cyl, S Spd, PB, PS, P 84 RONDA Grand Am 'S E ' 4 dr. white, #J8785 REMODELING 046*9MB Anyum tVk alto have ModuAr homes. Call M A N C H E S Y E R . 3400 ten permit for the purpose ot GIANT Too Sale. NOrth- Window*, AC, tTn, Radio, Grand Am ‘SE ’ 2 dr. red, # SOLD Additions e Decks Manchester * 647-7077 Sunroof * 8 3 9 5 ACCORD LX LAMON BUILDERS S. R. BLANCHARD, Inc. square feet Industrial protecting Itorthepubtlcond fleld Street, Saturday, Grand Am 'S E ' 2 dr. black, # SOLD Example # 1 e Rooflng e Trimwork New England Hornet lor dapendabla sarvloa space. Loading dock, carries a tine of up to S50 tor September 24th. 9-5. Blue, 4 Cyl, S Spd, PB. Grand Prix cpe. red, # SOLD Small Jobs welcomed. GIVE YOUR budget o' parking. Principals each offense. '83 RONDA PRELUDE PS. AC. Radio * 7 4 0 5 7 PHkIn St., Vernon, CT 06006 TAG Sale. Clothing, fur­ Automotive B.wj,4Cy.,8 8pd,PB.AC, | y g g g Grand Priz 'S E ' cpe, white, # SOLD Senior Clilson DUeount break ... shop the classi­ 742-1082 ft^e eawniATBB only. Woodland Indus­ MANCHESTER. Neigh- MSRP...... $12,459 871-BB54 borhood Tog Sole. Bat­ niture, lewelry, toys, CLYDE Grand Prix cpe, demo, sliver, # SOLO fied columns lor bargain , trial Pork, 643-2121. other household Items. 84 VW QUANTUM Grand Prix 'S E ' cpe, silver, #J8754 Call Chris at 645-6S59 buys I tista Rood. Furniture, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. DISCOUNT...... ■■-1248 miscellaneous Items. Saturday, September CARS RO U TE S3, VERNON 87 DODGE OMNI m q q r Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto. PS, PS, P Grand Prix cpe, blue #J8763 STONE EXPELS 24, 9:30am to 4pm. 51 Gray, 4 Cyl., Auto, AC, TIN * l l l o O Window*, AC, Radio. Sunroof • 5 3 9 5 Grand Prix ‘SE ’ cpe, red. #J8771 All types of atone work, ROOMMATES September 23&24, 8-5. ____ I FOR SALE 82 Buick Cent. 2 Dr. *4995 YOU PAY...... 11,211 WANTED Sherwood Circle, Man­ Grand Prix cpe, red, #SOLD iSlPAiim iia/ i KITCH EN & BATH walla, vanaar, dry atone MULTI-Fomlly. 43 Prln- chester (ott Green 84 Ceprlc* Wigan *820'5 (3rand Prix cpe, red, # SOLD CASH or TRADE....-2000 l O D I f wall, g-5 Call Ryan Rood)______1977 MONTE Carlo. Mint 88 Spectrum 4 Dr. *4995 FAPERINfi Patrick, Mon.-Frl. 8-5 ceton Street. Furnl- condition, excellent Grand Prix cpe, white, #JB7B7 TT r e m o d e l i n g ture, books, CRIB and mattress, body. Must be seen. 85 Electra 4 Or. *11,895 USED CAR MANAGER SAYS... Grand Prix cpe, white, # SOLD N AM E your own reaso­ collectables. Good bar­ walker, carrier, car BAL. to FIN...... *9211 From the smallest repair to the largest renovation, 871-6096 Coll 528-0536. 85 Century 4 Dr. (3) *8995 Firebird Trans Am GTA aray, # SOLO nable price. Father & MANCHESTER. Availa­ gains at low prices. seat and girls 8. boys *4905 Firebird cpe, blue, # SOLD Son Potntlno and Pap­ our own craftsmen do the complete job — ble October 1st. 8 room Saturday 8< Sunday, clothes from Infant to 86 Eicort 4 Dr. 2 TO CHOOSE FHOMI 86 Celebrity 4 Dr. •7605 Firebird cpe, white #J8747 ering. Removal. 291- neatly and on schedule. , T&L MASONRY house, mole or female, 9-3. toddler (4). All excel­ OUT THEY GO... NOW Firebird Trans Am blue, #SOLD 8567. 86 Celebrity Euro 4 Or *7995 Visit our showroom or call for a free estimate. Brick, block, atone. non-smoker, lent condition. 813 Cen­ HONDA Prelude. 1984, Firebird Trans Am silver, #J8792 Chimneys and repairs. $315/month plus utili­ TAG Sole. Monchester; ter Street, Manchester. 87 Spectrum 4 Dr. *6905 ties. Leave message, Northtleld Green dork blue Interlor/ex- 6000 Sedan white, #J8781 RenovationVPIus 649-5400 No iob too small. September 24, 9-3. terlor, 5 speed, olr 67 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 6000 4 dr. Sedan blue, #SOLD 643-8263. Condo Club House, •9995 Cuetom Interior a Exterior HERITAGE KITCHEN and FREE ESTIMATCS Ambossodor Drive. conditioning, excellent 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. ’84 H O N D A C R X 6000 4 dr. Sedan, maroon, demo # SOLD FalnUne * CeISflS Sepelr t Senew Saturday, September condition. 76,000 miles. 67 Cavalier 4 Or. *8495 ’86 M E R C CAPRI 6000 4 dr. Sedan, red, # SOLO • Oeekt a UgM Carpentry , call 645-8063 Asking S6600. Coll even­ 87 Spectrum 2 Or. *7995 Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto. PB, BATH CENTER, INC. 24, 9-2. Rain or shine. MANCHESTER. 107 Del- L Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Radio, P. 6000 4 dr. Sedan, red, #JK12 • Free etmtltt • mewed mSSm Merchandise ings, Scott, 228-4233. 67 Celebrity 2 Dr. *9405 Was *5495 Bonneville 'S S E ' Sedan, red, # SOLD • Senior OboowiM ______182 W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester______SATURDAY, September mont Street. Don't Locks, Was *5995 1977 PLYMOUTH 9 pas­ 87 Nova 4 Dr. (3) *8905 Bonneville 'LE' Sedan, white, # SOLD 24 8i Sunday, Sep­ miss this, something *11,905 646-2253 [5 ] tember 25. 10-4. Kids tor everyone. Satur- senger Station Wagon. 87 Pont. Firebird Bonneville 'S S E ' Sedan, arey, #SOLD LANDSCAPING clothes, toys, and mis­ doy, 8-3.______Good condition. $500. Safari Wagon, white, # SOLD 649-3869 otter 5pm. 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 *5595 *5195 Exivtar PiMIng A E l FURNITURE cellaneous. All Items TAG Sale. Saturday, Sep­ Safari Wagon, blue, # S 0 L D I lEF Asphault Paving | TSHBSeXPRRr must go. 11 Soss Drive. tember 24, 9-2. Furni­ 1967 CHEVY Coprice. 4 OLDSMOBILES Stilnlng MOJoarootuAU COUCH, sofa, and otto- Vernon to Kent to Soss. doors, low mileage, au­ ’83 PLY TURI-*5MO ’84 FO R D t f - i p o •Also atookada tancaa Inatellad Fruna Shnba, hadste. biWItIns. ture, clothes, and Cutlass Supreme Brhm, white #.SOLD ptanUng*. Mm i •M dins 4 mon. $150. 643-6204. many miscellaneous tomatic, olr condition­ New 1988 Firenza •Fully Inaurad — fiaa aatimatee TAG Sole. September ing, new battery, Cutlass Supreme 2 dr. demo, grey # SOLD •Senior cHlun diaooum OFFICE desks and choirs Items. 300 Hilliard CENTER Cutlass Supreme 2 dr, blue, #J6633 I Fall Special | CaN FREE E8TIMATE8 In good condition. Coll 248.25. 10 Short Street. Street. brakes, muffler. $495. - g o t o = 4 Dr. Sedan Mike - 643-0743 FanaaaHzad Lam Cart 646-4464. Oft High or Pleasant. 647-9804.______MOTORS Cutlass Supreme 2 dr, blue, # r o l d ______alters pm______9:30-4. Many clothes, TAG Sale. All kinds of C utlass Supreme SL,'black #vSOLO •4 Cyl. Engine -Elect. Rear Det. 6 Laafceaglag things. Saturday Sep­ 1981 PLYMOUTH ho­ 461 Main St., Manchester •Automatic Tram. eAlr Conditioner i Save ’100 with this coupon. S camping and skiing ' - < 4 0 9 Cutlass Supreme cpe, blue, # SOLD 742-5224 laaw eaulpment, furniture, tember 24, 8-4. 56 rizon. Good condition. Low Cost Financing «2495 Cutlass Supreme SL, blue #J6676 •P. Steering «4 Way Seat AdJuMer tjres, etc. Wedgewood Drive. $895. Coll 643-6817. Cutlass Supreme SL, blue, #J6631 •P. Brake* *FaR Mete C U RVED back tufted •AM/FM Stereo d u e tt* •Plui Much More Driveways, parking lots. [ wine colored love seat M Toy Corolla 4 Dr...... *4595 Cutlass Supreme cpe, white, # SOLD for sale. Very good 82 Datsun 310 GX ...... *1995 ’80 DATSUN 200 SX - Cutlass Supreme SL, platinum, #SOLD CONCRETE ’84 P O N T. 6000 I Cutlass Supreme cpe, wte, demo. AJ6767 Residential & Com m ercial. | condition. $175. Call 84 Touriamo 2 Dr...... *2495 Red, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, PB. PS. Example # 2 HAR ROORNG 643-5993. Blue, 4 Cyl., Auto, PB, PS, Cutlass Supreme SL, white, # SOLO No job too big or too 81 Toy Corolla 2 Dr.....*1595 Radio, P Mirrors Cutlass Supreme cpe, gray, #J6776 C 0 N 6 R C T E WATER Mattress bed. Radio, Was *5495 MSRP...... $11,759 small. Will work 7 days Call anytime. ! Excellent condition. 82 Ply. Horizon...... *1695 Cutlass Supreme SL, black #J6772 until job complete. 10% ADOmONS a FLOORS $150. Coll 647-9432. Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #JB771 DISCOUNT...... -1279 discount for Senior a Commarclal A tasldantbl OS Toy. Tercel Wag.....*4495 *1995 Cutlass Supreme I, gray, #SOLO S3 Dodge Omni...... *1695 *5195 Citizens. I 642-4295 | < aFraaEatlmitea HTY/OTEREO/ Cutlass Supreme cpe, platinum, #SOLD YOU PAY...... 10,480 875 -91 5 3 . Joe John Hannon Concrili S3 Ren. Alliance ...... *1995 Cutlass Supreme SL, red, #J6779 Iapplirnceo ’84 O LD S Cutlass Supreme I, black #SOLO CASH or TRADE....-2000 647 -9 2 8 9 , Rick 82 Mazda 626 Lux ...... *3195 ’85 H O N D A Delta 88 2 dr, Brgm, grav. demo, # SOLO AMANATrou^h^^motic 85 Reliant Wag...... *3995 ACCORD CUTLASS Delta 88 4 dr, brown, #SOLD Radar Range Oven. Touring Sedan, white, #J6737 BAL. to FIN. 18480 Model RR-9TA. Good 85 Pont. 6000 4 Dr...... *4995 Blue, HB, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PB. Red, 6 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, AC, condition. $95.646-2148.' % Regency Brm 4dr, white, demo, #J6706 School has started ... this PLACING AN AD In clas­ APARTMENTS 60 Camaro Cpe...... *1995 Radio, Was *8495 Tilt, Radio, Was *6995 988 Regency 4 dr. Antelope, demo, # SOLD Is a good time to advertise E l sified Is 0 very easy, M0RTRAGE8 FOR RENT 78FordT-Blrd ...... *1495 Toronado Cpe, blue, #J6597 that desk you no longer simple process. Just dial use. Let 0 Classified od 643-2711. We'll help you THREE room qportment. IHI b AROENING 85 Cavalier 4 Dr...... *3195 FIRENZAS find 0 cosh buyer for vou. FALUNG BEHIND?? *6195 *6395 word your ad for moxl Heqt and appliances 79 Chev Cust. Van...... *3895 Firenza 2 dr, cpe, blue, #SOLO 643-2711. mum response. STOP FORECLOSUREII Included. No pets. $520 "T h r y s a n T h e m u T ^ FIrenza Cruiser wgn. It. brn, #J6532 If you are falling behind on per month. Security Dig your own, vour 82 Ford F-150 PU ...... *3995 Firenza 4 dr, red, #SO LD your mortgage payments... and references re,- container. 550Bush HIM 76 Jaguar XJ6L ...... $5999 ’86 T O Y O T A ’87 PO N T. Firenza Wagon, red. #JH512 OR...It your home lalnfore- quired. 646-2253. 'v Rood, Manchester. Calais 2 dr, red, # SOLO INVITATION TO BID Court of Probote, District of 81 Pont T-1000 ...... *1695 TERCEL SUNBIRD The Manchester Public Manchester cloauro, WE CAN HELPI MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ Calais 2 dr, white, #J6535 Schools solicits bids for PAR­ NOTICE OF HEARINQ No payment program avail­ room. SSSOIncludes wa­ B0AT8/MARINE 78 Int. Scout It. V8.....*1495 Blue, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd, AC. Cass, White, 4 Cyl. 5 Spd, PB, ST, Calais SL 2 dr, Beechwood, #SOLO TIAL ROOF REPLACE­ EST ATE OF able for up to 2 yean. Bad RUTH S. LATHROP, ter. No pets. 649-0447, EQUIPMENT Was *6195 AC, Radio, Was *5995 Calais 4 dr, burgundy, #J6511 MENT AT BUCKLEY AND credit Is not a problamllAak SAFE BUY USED CARS ILLING JUNIOR HIGH Incapable evenings. Calais 4 dr, red, #J6542 Pursuant to on order of Hon. how LOW payments can M IK E F L Y N N Calais 4 dr, white. #J6S41 SCHOOL for the 1989-1990 BENTON Street. 2 bed­ 1976 VENTURA Cotomo- Rt 83, Windsor Avc 8 7 2 * 9 1 1 1 New 1988 Oldsmobile school year. Sealed bids will William E. FitzGerald, help you SA V E YOUR rooms, goroge and at­ ron with trailer. ISfeet, Calais cpe, red, # SOLD be received until October 4, Judge, dated September 20, HOME TODAYI CLYDE BUICK, INC. R°^'"'il'e'Vcrnon ExiTf,j/|.n4 649-4304 *5795 *5395 Ciera cpe, blue, #J6711 1988, 2:00 P.M., at which time 1988 a hearing will be held on tic. $650. No utilities. good condition. $1100 Open M-Ff-f/Sat.S-S Cutlass Supreme they will be publicly opened. on application proving for Swiss Consarvatlve Group Immediate occupancy. or best otter. Coll Tom, Clera cpe, gray, #J6746 The right Is reserved to re- authority to sell certain real at (203) 454-1336 or 646-6099. I 649-8567 otter 6:30. Ciera Sedan, white, demo, #.SOLD Front Wheel Drive lect any and dll bids. Specifi­ property situated In the TRUCK8/VAN8 ’85 H O N D A ’86 NISSAN Clera Sedan, black, #J6677 cations and bid forms may be Town ot Bolton, County ot (203) 4544404 secured ot the Business Of­ Tolland as In sold application FOR SALE Ciera Sedan, white, # SOLD fice, 45 North School Street, on tile more fully appears, at PRELUDE SENTRA . Ciera Sedan, silver, demo, # SOLD Example Buy Manchester, Connecticut. the Court ot Probate on Oc­ Blue, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB, Radio, Ciera Sedan, black, #J6680 tober 4, 1988 at 10:00 A.M. Rentals 1983 FORD Ranger. 43,000 Blue, 4 Cyl, Auto. PB, PS. Tilt, ST #J6754 058-09 Elizabeth A. Bldwell, miles, original owner, Cass, Was *9495 Was *5795 Clera Brgm, 4 dr, red, # SOLD 060-09 Ass'f. Clerk very reliable. Excel­ Cutlass Cruiser, wgn, red, # SOLO MSRP...... ‘.$15,221 LEGAL NOTICE SEPTEMBBR lent condition. Call Cutlass Cruiser wgn, white, demo, #J6731 In accordance with Section INVITATION TO BID ROOMS DCive, days, 646-2789, CADILLACS DISCOUNT...... -2336 9-16 of the Election Lows, Sealed bids will be received i l FOR RENT eveninos, 644-4504. *8995 *5195 notice Is hereby given that In the General Services' of­ FORD 1967 3 auorter ton Allante red, #J7S19 YOU PAY...... 12,685 the Registrars of Voters will fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ Allante red, #J7572 be In session tor the purpose ter, CT until S E P T E M B E R LARGE and sunny. Pri­ flatbed. $700 or best Eldorado blue, #J7560 of accepting applications for 30,19S8 of 11:00 o.m. for the vate bath and en­ t r u c k , offer. 477 North Main ’87 T O Y O T A ’86 H O N D A C R X CASH or TRADE....-2000 admissions of Electors at the following; trance. Prefer non- Street. 647-1555. Eldorado platinum. #.17570 following location; Blue, H/F, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, PB, Eldorado Ivory, # SOLD RENTAL OF TWO MOBILE smoklng male. COROLLA Registrars of Voters' Office $110/week. 742-5861. PricesW tHNeW t n S A N f f i ® Blue. 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS, AC, Cass, Was *6995 Eldorado white, #J7571 BAL to FIN...... >10,685 41 Center Street OFFICE TRAILERS AUTOS FOR Eldorado tan, #J7564 Town Hall The Town of Manchester Is RENT/LEA8E Radio. Was *8995 "21 Others at Similar Savings" Manchester, CT on equal opportunity em­ APARTMENTS Seville gray, #J7S39 ployer, and requires an affir­ Seville blue, #J7560 Saturday, October 1, 1988 FOR RENT FREE Mileage on low *6595 60 Month's at *237**® 9:00 omMo 1:00 p ^ mative action policy toroll ot Seville Antelope, #J753fl Its Contractors and Vendors cost auto rentals. Vil­ also; *8495 Sedan DeVllle blue, # SOLD ‘Discount includes all rebates os 0 condition of doing busi­ ROCKVILLE. Remo- lage Auto Rental. 643- Sedan DeVllle blue, #J7576 ‘Sales Tax and Reg. not Included In Saturday, October 8, 1988 ness with the Town, os per deled large one bed­ 2979 or 646-7044. 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Federal Order 11246. room, Includes heat, ’86 VW ’85 D O D G E Sedan DeVllle red, # SOLD payments also: I Bid forms, plans and specifl hbt water, appliances. Sedan DeVllle blue, demo, #J7575 cations are available at the MISCELLANEOUS LANCER Sedan DeVllle blue, #J7552 Tuesdc^y, October 4, 1988 General Services' office. One parking. One SCIROCCO . 8:30 am to 5:00 pm month's security. $495 AUTOMOTIVE Gold, 4 Cyl, Auto, PB, PS. Sedan DeVllle platinum, #J7577 ' TOWN OF per month, 872-8095. Red, 4 Cyl, 5 Spd, Auto, AC, Sedan DeVllle blue, #J7586 Herbert J. Stevenson M A N C H ESTER , CT. P Win., P Seats, AC. Tilt, Sedan DeVllle blue. »J7562 Patricio A. Cottle RO BERT B. WEISS, M ANCHESTER. Studio Cass, Alarm, Alloys, Sunroof, , Registrars of Voters GENERAL MANAGER Apartment. No ipets. was *9995 Radio, Leather, Was *7195 Sedan DeVllle Antelope, #J7SS9 057-09 0564)9 $375/month. 2 months teT Sedan DeVllle blue. #SOLO security and retereq- ENTERPRISES Coupe DeVllle blue, #J7530 LBOAL NPTICB ces. Immediate occu­ Coupe DeVllle white, # SOLD TOWN OF A N D O VBR *9595 *6995 Coupe DeVllle blue, #J7569 PLANNING a ZONING COMMISION pancy. 647-8649 or 643- 643-4704 PUBLIC HIARINO 9699. 4 W heelD rivjTra*» SPaCIAL MBCTINO MANCHESTER., 1 Bed­ 64S-1311 .tfre The Plannina & Zonine Commission of Andover, Connec­ room. Wall to wall , carpeting, appliances, ticut will hold a Public Hearing on Wednesday, Dctober 5, 500 lt72 DODGE % TON 4x4 I9W at 7:30 p.m. In the Andover Elementary School pn the heat, olr conditioning. with dump stake body. tollowlng petition: No pets. Clean. $540. WEST CENTER •'544- Application of the Andover Lake Management Asso­ Available'October 1st. 7V4' Meyers Plow with ciation (A L M A ) to amend the Plan of Development to 647-9138. s t r e e t now electric hydrollc , deelgnot* certain parcels of lond as "open space". pump. *3000 MANCHESTER. Nice 2 Upon adlournment of the Public Hearlna, a Special Meetina bedroom, first floor will be held. much. 84B-9«^ Xt this hearIna.Jnterested persons mdv appear and be heard apartment, close to bus and written communications will be received. Information ' and 384. Basement oertalnina to thi* application Is on file In the office of the storage, electric Zonina Aaent, Town Office Bulldlno. washer-dryer hookup. Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 23rd. and 30th day of Sep­ Quiet neighborhood. tember, 19M. Available November ANDOVER PLANNING & ZONING COMMISSION 1st. $550 plus security. Kenneth Letter, Chairman 645-8251, leave 0554)9 ’ message. • 84 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Sept. 23. 1988 oeffs

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