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Monday, Aug. 3,1907 30 Cents Delays, Inconveniences upset Vernon Street residents By Bruce Motzkln the contractor, Bristol Construc work on one area, finish it, and then present condition of the road. “ If Herald Reporter tion Co. of Bristol, and some dug op the road,’’ said Mizia. able to work fUll force on the Vernon move to the next area. They you drove through here two or three residents feei the Job is being done' Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg Street project. shouldn’t dig upan area and leave it times, you’d need a front-end Residents affected by the Vernon inefficlentiy. recently sent a letter to J. William Diane Forte of 374 Vernon St., a mess for three months when it alignment. At least they could put a ™w>i*8tnictlon project are “ If I ran my business the way Bums, commissioner of the state however, has not seen this only has to be a mess for two little gravel down to make it more still upset about what they feel are they did. I'd be living in a tralier weeks.” Department of Transportation, happening. unnecessary delays and drivable.” which is supervising the project, park," said Jerry Mizia of 430 Al Ciechowski of 439 Vernon St. “ Half the time we don’t see Inconveniences. The construction company has complaining about the delays. Vernon St. complained about the removal of anyone out there but the telephone The project, begun more than a blamed the delays on utility com Weinberg said this morning that Mizia said he doesn’t understand the tar top on the section of Vernon company,” she said. year ago to straighten and widen panies, such as the phone company she has not yet received a response. why workers keep starting projects Street from the bridge at Lydall The delays have caused new parts of Vernon Street and West and electric company, which have on certain areas,, and then leave Street up to Scott Drive. Neither Bums nor Bristol Con concerns for residents, including Vernon Street that were considered had to restring lines on new poles struction could be reached for them uncompleted and move on to “ Why the hell do they have to the possibility of an early winter. hazardous, Is supposed to be before more construction can be comment. another area. bulldoze the tor top? They’ re not “ If they get it done before winter, completed by October. However, done. Officials have said that Bristol “ They’re not using the time even doing anything here,” he said. it will be fine,” said William work has been done infrequently by wisely." said Mizia. “ They should “ They should have had the utility Construction Co. has recently com Ciechowski is upset about the people do their work first, and then pleted other Jobs, and now will Please turn to page 10 Khomeini hoids U.S. responsibie in Mecca deaths
NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iran’s Khomeini, Iran’s 87-year-old re Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to volutionary and spiritual leader, day pledged revenge against the did not say how Iran would respond United States, holding it responsi against “ arch-Satan” America, but ble for the killing of hundreds of said revenge would come “ in an Iranian pilgrims in Mecca during opportune time.” clashes with Saudi police. His remarks came in a message An Iranian offlcial t^ a y claimed to Hojatoleslam Mahdi Kamibi, the toll from Friday’s clashes rose head of the estimated 159,000- to at least 600 Iranians dead, 4,500 strong Iranian pilgrims to the holy wounded. The Saudis say 402 city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia, people, 275 of them Iranian, were Tehran radio reported. killed and 649 hurt when an Iranian Iran’s President AH Khamenei anti-American demonstration grew told a group of navymen that »*e»UUt FrMayr the'-’ eve o f Hie America yieids cMy to force and annual Moslem pilgrim age to would be address^ that way, Mecca. Iran’s official Islamic Republie The United States has denied any News Agency, also monitored la role in the clashes. Nicosia, reported today. Khomeini’s statement coincided The Iranian president said the with an announcement that the Mecca killings will not go unans Iranian navy had begun maneuvers wered, and the Iranian navy in the Strait of Hormuz. The commander vowed revenge soon. military warned all ships and “ We will deal them the fatal aircraft to stay clear of Iran’s blow,” IRNA quoted him as telling territorial waters for three days as graduates at the navy command of Monday midnight (4:30 p.m. college in Tehran Sunday. EDT). A U.S.-flag Kuwaiti gas “ They are very vulnerable in the tanker escorted by U.S. warships Persian Gulf. The U.S. was also today steamed into the strait on a defeated in the Persian Gulf and Herald photo by Pinto return Journey through the Persian was humiliated poUtically and Gulf. miUtarily.” Geronimol Tehran radio, monitored in Nico And today Khomeini said: “ We sia, said the maneuvers — code- hold America responsible for all Jerry Lopes of Willington lifts his sail after it fell from weather made conditions ideal for sailboarding. named “ Martyrdom” — were to these crimes (at Mecca). (Sod prepare Iranian forces against willing, in an opportune time we his sailboard Saturday on Bolton Lake. The weekend possible U.S. aggression and in
honor of------the slain------pilgrims.m Bvssnw; » h i u w Please turn to page 10 I V Sex, nudity and violence standard for some TV stations By Bart Ziegler “ We’re trying, because Ckmgress have called it ‘Summer Acquain Irate viewers’ negative reactions from movie buffs in the rare cases The Associated Press told us to do this, to try to evaluate tance.’ It completely chang^ tte you can get out of the scene in 30 to unedited movies once shown on when it does edit out a scene, she where the American people are movie,” said Vicki Gregorian, the seconds, and you can get out of it BOSTON — Movies containing along this line of what is offensive,” WATL-TV in Atlanta prompted a said. without ruining the movie, we won’t station’s program director. change in policy at the station. nudity, violence and profanit$’ are said CSiarles Kelley, who heads the “ There are always people that show it,” she said. Unedit^ R-rated movies are “ They called ad agencies in New becoming standard fare on some FCC’s enforcement division. are going to call up and complain,” However, “ if it’s germane to the rouUnely shown at 8 p.m. on WXXA York,” said Don Hess, program Independent TV stations, a trend Federal statutes prohibit the she said. “ But there are people that story, anything goes,” including in Albany, N. Y. Among the films it director. Today, WATL shows being watched by the Federal broadcast of obscenity, indecency complain about Bugs Bunny car bare breasts, violence and profan broadcasts with sex scenes and R-rated movies with less editing Communications Commission. or profanity, said Edith Wise, the toons, too.” ity, sbe said. profanity untouched are “ Midnight than the network versions, but with Independent stations, or those not FCC enforcement division’s chief of WXXA runs disclaimers before The FCC’s Kelley said that while Ckiwboy,” “ Animal House” and much of the possibly objectionable affiliated with the networks, say complaints and investigations. the movie and at each commercial some of the content of R-ratod “ One Flew Over The (Tuckoo’s matter cut out. they are prompted by competition “ But the fact is, this is invoked break warning of the adult nature of movies appears to violate federal Nest.” W ATL originally chose to run from cable television to show uncut very rarely If at all, because of the the material, she said. statutes, the agency was not In the “ You wouldn’t take the statue of unedited movies for competitive versions of movies that previously First Amendment,” she said re At the Boston station, Ms. Grego habit of monitoring local stations. David and throw a towel around it,” reasons, Hess said. As a struggUng were broadcast only after severe cently. In addition, the 1934 Com rian said, an internal review board “ We only react to complaints, said Melanie Gerig, program Erec new station in the market, it wanted editing. munications Act prohibits the FCC has final say on scenes that raise a and fairly well documented com tor. “ We feel the ai^st is making a to make a mark, he said. But he The FCC is studying public from censoring broadcasts. red (lag in her mind. plaints,” he said. statement, and for us to edit the added, “ The station has grown up reaction to the sexually explicit When Boston’s WLVI-TV shows “ We started to take a harder Une Kelley also said it would be hard aim is changing what thedirector is and wre don’t do it any more.” on the gratuitous stuff,” after the to place a blanket ban on R -ra M movies and has yet to take action the movie “ Summer Lovers,” its trying to say.” Not all viewers A survey done for WXXA found 63 FCC cracked down on profanity in films. “ I think you have to look at against any independent stations. love scene involving three people is agree. Stations that run uncut Ilie networks tend to edit much left intact. percent of its viewers preferred to radio broadcasts earlier this year, each individual movie and apply movies routinely receive viewer see R-rated movies uncut, said Ms. she said. more heavily. “ The edited version, they should complaints. the (obscenity) standard to it.” Gerig. The station often gets calls “ If it’s somebody stripping and Weinberger: Arms sales damaged our interests TODAY
By Jim Drinkard contra rebels. The Associated Press not to go ahead with the arms sale Poindexter resigned and North ■ Col. North contra Leaders of the House and Senate iniUaUve, only to find the president was fired last Nov. 25 after the fund Craw ramwmbwra dicts others, and invesUgaUng panels hoped to wrap going ahead with the plan out of diversion was uncovered by JusUce The USS Bullhead was easily WASHINGTON - Defense Secre up Weinberger’s testimony by tary Caspar Weinberger told con himself, In his testimony concern for the American hostages Deparrtment investigators, and forgotten in the choas caused by the early afternoon before adjourning held in Lebknon. Congress is still trying — nine United States droiqdng an atomic gressional investigators today that ■ Bush unscathed. for the final time. “ the Interests of the United States The Joint committees also heard months later — to answer Ungering bomb on Hiroshima and the end of The panels intend to question testimony that while Reagan ap were damaged overall” by Presi Democrats unchal questions in the affair. World War II In the following days. several CIA officials privately later proved the arms sales, he never dent Reagan’s decision to sell arms lenged by Iran-contra But the crew remembers. Story on this week, and then spend the know that Lt. 0>l. Oliver L. North, a “ The evidence clearly is that the page 4. secretly to Iran. hearings month of August wriUng a formal staff deputy at the National Secur president of the United States did “ The way to avoid that is not to report on the affair that has dealt ity Council, was helping provide not authorize the diversion,” said embark on a policy of this kind,” he — tfoifetonpager midor poUtical damage to Presi military assistance to the contras Rep. Michael DeWIne, R-Ohio, as said as the 11-week-old Iran-contra dent Reagan. at a time when Congress had Weinberger listened from the wit IndM hearings neared an end. The hearings ended as they had banned all direct or indirect U.S. ness table. Testifying for the second day, 20 pagM, 2 seeUena favors an exisUng legal require begun — u ^ e r the glare of mlUtary aid to the Nicaraguan Weinberger said he hopes (ingress “ In summation, there is and was ment (or notifIcaUon of (in gress in television Ughts in the ornate Insurgents. Lottery. will allow presidents continued a “ Umely fashion.” no smoking gun,” DeWine said. Caucus Room of the Russell Senate In a dramaUc moment last Business _ _ 9 ObKuarles leeway on when to notify Q>ngress Weinberger was the 29Ui and last Office BuUding. month, the lawmakers beard DeWine offered bis own summa CtsssWIsd -19-20 Opinion that a covert operation has been witness to be interrogated in public Since the hearings got under way former National Security Adviser tion after questioniag Weinberger O t u t lilm ■ authorized. session at the nationally televised on May 5, investigators have heard John H. Poindexter say that be about the current leifal require ConnsoHeut_ 4 “A rigid time or an inflexible hearings on the secret U.S. sale of ' 1 1 Cabinet officers describe how they alone authorised the diversion of ment that a president notify ( i n time is not a very good thing,” he arms to Iran and diversion of Sntsriainment -17 tried unsuceessfuUy in 1965 and arms sales proceeds to the contras, gress in a "tim ely fashion” about Focus- — .19 said. Weinberger said he generally proflts to beneflt the Nicaraguan again ih 19M to'persuade Reagan and never informed the nresldent. covert operations. Looal news.S, 10 Wealtier. N
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THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Directors to talk TlwAccw-WeMher^foracast for6 Augusta Accu-Weather®forec&st for Monday Oaytwne Conditions and High Temperatures mall’s future at ^ T-STORMS CwKkhj T-sTomas Tuesday meeting
By Andrtw Yurkovsky improvements to the site. He said Htrold Reporter the strong economy makes Buck- land Hills a more desirable location Although not included on the for a mall than it Was when the town agenda, last week’s court decision agreed last year to pay for the barring bonding for the proposed improvements. 3 E 3 S ' Tensions Heating Up Mall at Buckland Hills will be Although the Republican direc among issues discussed at Tues tors Joined with the Democrats to A tlantic The tanker Bridgeton, the first reflagged Kuwaiti vessel day’s meeting of the town Board of O coan approve the bond issue, they were m ONTS: - ______'/////'y':' to he escorted by U.S. warships, hit an underwater mine Directors. not fully apprised of the details of Washlnglon (95 |'/ ■ . a few days ago while heading up the Persian G ulf to Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg said negotiations between Homart and this morning the directors will — r-' Kuwait. Kuwait is about the Size of New Jersey. It m ay the EDC, Kuehl said. CoW Stationary /vt.i w.v.i*..-i. 1'^ discuss the issue with attorneys *'• / Arr.u W «.i||h>i Ii. be oil-rich and fabulously wealthy, but it’s a bust when "The way it was presented to the representing the town and the board was, ‘This is the way it is it comes to agriculture. Only one percent of the land is Economic Development Commis negotiated. You have to take it or arable. Average daily temperature is 91® F, but on hot sion during an executive session of leave it,” ’ he said. the board before Tuesday’s regu days it gets up to about 125® F. Annual rainfall is less Kuehl admitted that the town vE> \£? larly scheduled meeting. Executive would have been forced to make Storms widespread; than 7 inches. sessions are closed to the press and some improvements to the Buck- the public. D O Y O U K N O W — W hat two nations border Kuwait? land Hills area whether or not the Whether the issue will be raised mall were built, but he said the FRIDAY’S ANSWER — Gas masks were Invented and first heat wave continues sty publicly after the executive session town’s investment in the area used during World War I. depends on what happens during should be minimized. the session itself, Weinberg said. Pennsylvania. 8-3-87 ® Knowledge Unlimited. Inc 1987 Among other items to be consi By The Associated Press On Wednesday a Superior Court Rain was widespread across dered during Tuesday’s boar^ A Newspaper In Education Program Judge barred the Board of Directors meeting is a proposal todesignatea Rain and thunderstorms were eastern New York and much of Sponsored by from issuing $13 million In tax- week in October as AIDS Aware widespread across the eastern New England. increment bonds to pay for infras ness Week. Local health officials, Thunderstorms were scattered The Manchester Herald " half of the nation today as a tructure improvements to the mall clergymen and others plan to use record-breaking heat wave con from Minnesota across South site. The judge ruled that the the week of Oct. 25 to 31 as an Harold pholoa by Plnlo tinued in central sections. Dakota and were widely scat townspeople would first have to opportunity to educate Manchester A band of showers and thunder tered from' Arizona and New approve the bond issue through a residents on the dangers of the storms extended across the Ohio Mexico across eastern Colorado Almanac referendum. AIDS virus and the extent of the Valley from southeast Indiana into eastern Nebraska. Homart Development Corp of AIDS epidemic. into northern West Virginia and Thunderstorms also dotted the Chicago, the mall developer, had Health Director Ronald Kraatz southern Atlantic Coast states said that building the mall would be has said that the number of Picnic pleasure and eastern Alabama. Aug. 3,1987 unprofitable without help from the diagnosed cases of AIDS in Man TODAY’S MOON: Day after town. Weather Trivia Record highs were set or tied first quarter. chester could reach as high as 375 Frank Hillhouse and Kaye Stage dance to the Several directors, expressing Sunday in 16 cities, including Today's weather picture was drawn by Kristine EsIamI, 10, of Today Is the 2/5f/irjTM by the 1997. So far, there have been music of Burt Angelo, left, and Ken Canfield Concordia, Kan., with 106; Kan day of 1987 and the ^ TODAY’S TRIVIA: In what category continued support for the mall nine diagnosed cases of AIDS in Channing Drive, who attends Keeney Street School. 44th day of summer. sas City, 105; Columbia, Mo., 104; was Ernie Pyle awarded a Pulitzer project, said last week that a town, Kraatz has said. during Jefferson Adult Day Care Center’s referendum in November would Moline, 111., lOl; Paducah, Ky., Prize? (a) drama (b) general non-flctlon Also during its Tuesday meeting, (c) correspondence show that residents support the volunteer recognition picnic Friday. The 100; and Sacramento, Calif., 108. the Board of Directors is expected bonding agreement, which the CONNECTICUT WEATHER TODAY’S BARBS to go ahead with applications for Beckley, W. Va., set a record with Board of Directors approved last picnic was held to thank the volunteers for TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day In BY PHIL PASTORET state Infrastructure Grants total an 89 degree reading, the 10th day 1958, the atomic submarine Nautilus year. their help. Some of the clients made favors of record highs in two weeks. Popcorn: any successful TV situation ing $216,000 for eight projects. The reached the North Pole. Donald K. Kuehl, chairman of the projects would require a matching Today’s forecast called for Central, eastern interior, southwest interior: comedy. for the volunteers. Mike Hebert, Jefferson’s Republican Town Committee, said contribution from the town of showers and thunderstorms scat Tonight, partly cloudy and still a bit muggy. Low 65 to TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Rupert If you fancy rear-window stickers, how this morning the town should use $24,046. director, is caught in the act as he enjoys the tered from New England across 70. Tuesday, partly sunny, hot and humid. High 90 to Brooke (1887); Ernie Pyle (1900); Dolo about this one: "Body In Car. Mind the court decision as an opportunity Among projects planned is recon eastern New York into New 95. res Del Rio (1905); Tony Bennett (1926) Elsewhere.” to renegotiate with the mall devel struction of the Charter Oak Park food and treats at the picnic. Jersey and Pennsylvania; from oper, and pare down the amount of tennis court, for which a state grant TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (c) War the western Great Lakes into West coastal, east coastal: Tonight, partly cloudy TODAY’S QUOTE: "And in that Heav- money the town has committed to of $67,500 is being sought. eastern Colorado, and over Ariz -ii .K -i. reporter Ernie Pyle won the Pulitzer and still a bit muggy. Low 65 to 70. Tuesday, partly be no prijg correspondence In 1944. ona, New Mexico, the central more land, say fish — Rupert Brooke. © un, newsfspcr ENmutusa aisn. Gulf Coast states, the Tennessee sunny, hot and humid. High 90 to 95. Valley and southern Atlantic Developers near mall Coast states. Northwest hills: Tonight, partly cloudy and still a bit Highs were forecast in the 70s muggy. Low in the middle 60s. Tuesday, partly sunny, Astrograph along the northern and central hot and humid with a 30 percent chance of an evening put off their hearing Pacific Coast, from northern thunderstorm. High 90 to 95. Montana across North Dakota. Is an excellent day to undertake assign ments that pique your Imagination. The developers of an approxi 1.000 muUifamily housing .uniis, < % u r However, If you get others Involved, mate 1.3-miIlion square foot'hous which would be biiilt on a section of
MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Auk. 3, 1987 — 7 OPINION North contradicts others The f reedom and himself in testimony CR^ZYiD/KTTAOicA By Larry Mareosak expert. activities than Shultz did. Jack ThB Assoclattd Pross But In July, North said it was first Shultz, a chief opponent of the proposed in January 1986 by Iran arms deals, and North had of no zoning Anderson WASHINGTON - While Oliver Manucher Ghorbanifar, an Iranian strongly differing interpretations- L. North’s testimony before the middleman, who “ took me into the over what the secretary meant Iran-contra committees repeatedly bathroom, and... suggested several when he congratulated North at a Zoning is regarded by most people, contradicted the statements of incentives” — Including that one. reception. particularly people of suburban cities and others, the greatest conflict of all, What did President Reagan say North said Shultz “ took me aside l U the record shows, was between the about his knowledge? towns as one of the most precious protections Just weeks before I was summarily 9 \ Marine lieutenant colonel and According to North, “ On Nov. 25 fired, put his arm around my a municipality can offer its citizens. himself. the president of the United States shoulder and told me what a The story ■ he told Attorney Almost everywhere in Connecticut people ^ . ca lM me. In the course of that call, remarkable Job I had done, keeping jealously guard zoning law as a means of Paul Simon General Edwin Meese III last the president said to me words to the Nicaraguan resistance alive. November, when tbe secret sale of the effect that, TJustdidn’tknow.’” insuring some stability in their physical He knew, in sufficiently eloquent U.S. weapons to Iran and the North told his aide at the National terms, what I had done.” surroundings and thus, some guarantee that diversion of proceeds to the Nicara Security Council, Robert Earl, that their lifestyles will be shielded from sudden guan contras first was revealed, is Reagan said, “ It’s important that I “ Did you, sir?” Senate Iran- not afraid to far different from the one he told not know,” according to Earl's contra counsel Mark Belnick asked cnange§. the congressional committees dur released testimony. Confronted Shultz. The accusation that zoning is a means, ing televised hearings last month. with this North said, “ I don’t recall “ No,” Shultz replied. “ I hardly sometimes blunt and sometimes subtle, of Last November, according to the conversation that way.” knew Colonel North.... Isaidtohim excluding som e people from som e places, step on toes Meese’s testimony, “ Colonel North In his testimony. North not only ... that I knew that he had extended himself to keep up the morale of arises frequently. said to me, without any question, disputed Poindexter and McFar o that there were only three people in lane, the two national security these (contra) leaders, and I The charge may not always be justified, but WASHINGTON - With his bow tie. hom-rimmed the government who knew anything advisers he served, and Casey, his appreciated it. To build on that it is quite obvious that people fervently invoke glasses and baggy pants. Sen. Paul Simon of about this: himself, (Rear Adm. mentor on covert operations, but he remark this superstructure of the protections of zoning when they feel the Illinois has more than enough to set him apart from John M.) Poindexter and (Robert contradicted Assistant Secretary of implication is entirely the other Democratic presidential candidates. But C.) McFarlane.” unwarranted.” financial stability of their property or their State Elliott Abrams over what the important differences are of substance, not Meese said then-CIA Director Abrams knew of the contra re “ I’m inclined to believe Oliver mode of living is jeopardized by a new or style. William J. Casey told him he didn’t supply effort. North,” said Rep. Henry Hyde, different proposal for use of land. While his rivals try to avoid offending any groups '■H i know. North was asked if Abrams — a R-Ill., a member of the House In light of that almost universal reliance of that might block their nomination, Simon But on July 9, North testified, chief salesman for the administra Iran-contra panel. “ He has a gift' ” My recollection is Director Casey tion’s contra aid bills in Congress — zoning regulations as a protector, it is strange sometimes seems to go out his way to step on toes for hyperbole, but he’s a true learned about it before the fact. ... was aware of the rebel supply believer. He’s swept along by his of special interests that could make or break his that the small town of Goshen has four times Open Fontm Director C^sey used several words operation run by North. convictions. I would not accuse him rejected any zoning at all. candidacy. Call it refreshing or suicidal, it’s a way to describe how he felt about it, all “ Well, I certainly believed he of consciously lying.” of running for president that the American voters of which were effusive.” Goshen adopted zoning in 1958 but soon after was,” North said. Republican Sen. Paul Trible of haven’t seen in a long time. AP photo As for who conceived the diver Abrams insisted to the commit Virginia said even conflicting tes voted it out by 310 votes to 172. Again in 1970, sion plan, by Meese’s account, gram I have gained 10 pounds, eat study the pattern of self Consider a few of the powerful egos Simon has Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger Iran-contra committee. Weinberger will tee he had only limited knowledge. timony has “ helped us to put the residents voted 387 to 185 not to adopt zoning. Doctor charges North in November gave credit to And North had a much different pieces of this puzzle together. I well and my pain is moderately destructive behavior with awe. bruised since he arrived in the Senate was back on Capitol Hill this morning for be the last public witness before the Zoning was defeated again in 1974. A couple of two-and-a-half years ago: Amiram Nir, a former Israeli view of what Secretary of State think here, under oath, he was reduced. The dangerous effects of pas his second day of testimony before the panel. seem subjective • Television executives. Simon’s campaign to government counterterrorism George P. Shultz thought of his telling the truth.” weeks ago another attempt to adopt zoning Had I read the newspaper sive smoking are usually not reduce violence on TV doesn’t sit well In network was made and it was defeated 322 to 319 with To the Editor: articles and not known Dr. Chang, imposed upon casual contacts but about half of the town’s 2.000 voters casting I would have found the story upon our mates, children an those boardroo|ms, where a popular shoot-’em-up series ballots. I have been a patient of Dr. "bizarre.” However, I do know we love most. Is reveretfas a financial lifesaver. A modern Chang for several months and I Dr. Chang and the articles were presidential candidate does not lightly risk the Bush unscathed, Democrats unchallenged by hearings Dr. LeMaistre concludes his A news account of the latest election said hostility of those who control the most important have only recently become aware appalling and biased. The Dr. remarks with this quote: “ The that the first rejection after a short trial came campaign medium. By Jonathan Wolman of the charges against him via the Chang I know is compassionate, long shadow of history will clearly kable resume, but the vice presi ” I don’t worry about it,” Bush seven longshots who have nowhere proceedings or grabbed any serious Republican challengers to Bush. Of about because Goshen’s people never “ got The Associated Press dent now seems distant from the said in Michigan last week. “ I know news media. remarkable, creative, but above record whether or not we settled • Civil libertarians. In a rare confrontation with to go but up, the political analysis limelight. the five, only Rep. Jack Kemp of scandal that sparked a winter who I am. I know where my inner from the Senate Caucus Room is comfortable with it. ’ ’ Before my husband was trans all very professional. for only a substantial gain or the American Civil Liberties Union, which worries Boren has flirted with a favorite New York has tried to turn the WASHINGTON — Now that the free-fall in his popularity. strength comes from. It comes favorable from two vantage points. son candidacy. He wore well during Iran-contra issue to advantage, ’The recent vote was a lot closer to that ferred to Connectfcut, I was I feel it would be a great whether we had the guts to go all about government interference with television’s Iran-contra hearings are merci Describing the end of the hear from my family, it comes from my First, the washing of Republican the hearings, pounding away with hoping his aggressive devotion to earlier one, but it is apparent many Goshen employed as the executive direc injustice to revoke his medical the way.” content, Simon insists he doesn’t want censorship. fully grinding to a halt, it’s clear ings as “ a lifting of the blanket.” faith — and I don’t have toexplainit dirty linen provides plenty to talk his yearning for a return to the contra cause will lure Reagan tor of the Onslow County Woman’s license. Not only will Dr. Chang Calling himself a “ lifelong civil libertarian,’ ’ he people are still not com fortable with the Amen. that the 41 days of televised Bush told AP’s Mike Glover in to some little nitwit critic that’s about during 1988. Second, none of bipartisan foreign policy. But he partisans away from Bush and and his family suffer, but the says he can’t accept the idea that a free society notion of zoning and Goshen remains one of Center in Jacksonville. N.C.. a testimony will have precious little Iowa, “ It’s been a bit of a cloud out going to be on my case.” the Iran-contra committee didn’t light any fires. former Sen. Paul Laxalt. center for victims of sexual abuse community and his patients will can’t find a way to curb mayhem on the tube. impact on the 1988 presidential the seven towns in Connecticut without it. H.J. Malone, M.D. there, and I think that’s been Still, Bush will face thorny members used the proceedings to The most assertive of the Repub Republicans seem pleased the anddomesticviolence. Becauseof lose a brilliant physician. Manchester • Tax reformers. Simon was one of three nominations. The sound you hear is lifted.” His role in aiding the contra questions on the campaign trail — mount a televised challenge for the lican committeemen was Sen. hearings are ending with a Maybe those who reject it feel more free my background in psychoiogy and senators who voted against the much-ballyhooed George Bush sighing in relief. rebels of Nicaragua was expected as he did Friday in South Dakota Democratic nomination. Warren Rudman of New Hamp whimper. and unfettered without it. experience working with victims Faith Bondaruk tax bill. He opposed it because it did nothing to The Democratic candidates may to draw attention, but it rarely during a campaign swing that was Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia might shire, a straight-speaking skeptic Dole says it is unlikely the Planning professionals generally regard of sexual abuse, this is an issue East Canaan solve the crucial problem of the budget deficits. He be equally satisfied, but for differ came up. supposed to focus on agriculture. have tried. Or Sen. David Boren, whose ire was mainly directed at proceedings can be turned to GOP that I am very sensitive to. Doctor offers also surprised fellow liberals by supporting a ent reasons. Bush has been brushing off the To this day, his views on the sale of from Oklahoma. the actions of presidential aides. He profit, “ But the election is in zoning not as an end in itself, but as m erely Bush, the Republican front However, the charges Dr. constitutional amendment to require a balanced "wimp factor” criticism that he arms to Tehran are not clear. Does Nunn — still mulling the 1988 isn’t running, and it’s probably a November 1988 and a lot of things one tool of com munity planning. They look on unique expertise budget. runner who had nowhere to go but hasn’t proven tough enough to be he favor a pardon for the Iran- Democratic race — will make his good thing — he’s angered too many are going to happen. I think Chang are accused of seem very down, was barely mentioned in the planning as a means of helping to guide the • The coal industry. Though he represents a president, that he was almqst contra crowd? Would President decision without the advantage of of the conservative faithful to memories are going to fade.” subjective, especially in view of To the Editor: hearings. That may subvert his invisible during the key moments of Bush prohibit his staff from run any notoriety from the hearings. He growth of a com munity so that it best serves Smoking kills coal-producing state, Simon has insisted that acid mount a 1988 GOP campaign. the fact that Dr. Chang's treat claim as a Reagan insider and the administation’s Iran-contra ning covert operations? took an active role in the question And so Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas An 1822 earthquake at Aleppo, the needs of its residents rain is an issue that must be dealt with. ment included acupuncture, 350,000 a year I was shocked to read about the undermine the value of his remar endeavors. For the Democratic candidates. ing, but in no way dominated the remains as the chief of five Syria, killed 22,000 people. ' Some communities as small as Goshen may which in our Western world is allegations raised regarding the • The tobacco industry. Simon supports an feel m ore com fortable without zoning, but it is deemed controversial medicine. To the Editor: medical ethics of Dr. Nelson increase in the excise tax on cigarettes. a valid planning tool despite its shortcomings How can Western science, Chang. • Big Oil. Simon has proposed that by 1992 at Congress takes up FSLIC bailout, least half the gasoline sold in the United States and despite the controversies it engenders. which knows little about Eastern My comments today are promp I am the wife of a Hartford medicine, make an objective ted by the “ M.D.” part of me. doctor and a patient of Dr. Chang. contain 10 percent ethanol, a corn derivative. The > determination on orthodox treat Although the numbers vary, there The doctor has cured me of a -Transportation Department is concerned about the Coming Thurs., September 3... ment when acupuncture treat are about 350,000 people a year chronic bladder infection and plan, which would leave the ethanol portion of the considers Gramm-Rudman update ment is biasly predetermined to who die from cigarette smoke sinusitis. These conditions were gas free of federal excise tax. Simon says his plan increase. and made the changes agreed to in be unorthodox in itself? diseases. unsuccessfully treated for many would help the farmers, reduce U.S. dependence on By Tom Seppv The Associated Press Attached to the Gramm-Rudman weeklong negotiations among My deep concern arises from Recently C. A. LeMaistre, years by some of Hartford’s finest imported petroleum and contribute to cleaner air. • Budget cutters. Simon has sponsored an $8 legislation is an increase in the Treasury Secretary James A. this gross character assassina M.D., president of the Texas specialists. Baker III and the chairmen of the billion plan that would guarantee public-service WASHINGTON - Congress this national debt limit. Congress must And you’ll want to be in it! tion and prejudice that will System Cancer Center, was given Dr. Chang is a dedicated, OK more credit for the Treasury two congressionai banking commit Jobs to those unable to find work. He points out that week will try to agree on a adversly affect the lives of Dr. the 1987 president’s award from analytical, intelligent healer, a multibillion-dollar bailout for the before the recess or the govern tees, Sen. Wiiliam Proxmire, D- the cost is less than one-fburth of the defense Cl Chang and his family forever. the American Lung Association. A physician who can call on an embattled federal agency that ment will face default. Wis., and Rep. Fernand J. St I have been receiving acupunc summary of some of his remarks extensive knowledge of both budget increase the White House sought last year, insures deposits at savings and loan While those talks occur, the Germain, D-R.I. ture treatments for lymphodeneo- areas follows: Western and Eastern medicine to and says his plan would eventually save money by associations. Senate is scheduled to take up its The legisiation ailows the FSLIC pathy and fevers of unknown Tobacco advertising isaimedat help his patients. breaking the welfare cycle. version of catastrophic health to raise the $10.85 biilion by selling The Herald’s • Ollie North fans. Though his mail ran 50 to 1 in The House begins action today on insurance. long-term bonds. The conferees etiology two times weekly since bringing in annually 350,000 new I can’t believe that our com legislation to pump $10.85 billion favor of Lt. Col. Oliver North, Simon disdained Reagan has attacked the House- also agreed to end after three years n February. Dr. Chang also gives smokers to replace the ones who munity might lose his unique into the bankrupt Federal Savings “ finger-in-the-wlnd politics” and said he doesn’t passed version as too costly. The provisions in the bill that direct the me I.V. vitamins therapy and died that year. expertise. So many depend on and Loan Insurance Corp., which is Federal Home Loan Bank Board to Annual consider someone who fails to uphold the law to be expense and scope of the program, gamma globulin injections. Tobacco is the largest non-food him. How can this brilliant more than $6 billion in the red. and how to finance it, are key issues ease its regulation of ailing thrifts a hero. Simon has also opposed the Jingoistic With the congressional summer i 190* t). N E * ini - J, Before going to Dr. Chang, my cash crop in the world. medical man be brought down on for the Senate. and to add a provision allowing weight was down to 97 pounds. I In the future, historians will be the word of one person? de-emphasis on the teaching of foreign languages; recess due to begin Friday, the The House and Senate are ex securities firms to buy failing " / went to a seance last night, and Bill Casey had no appetite and was in severe stunned by the epidemic of lung on practical grounds, he notes, Americans must House and Senate also will begin pected to act quickly on the savings and loan institutions with Manchester said it was PERFECTL Y OK to blame EVERY chronic pain. With his creative cancer that occured in the 20th know how to communicate with potential negotiations on a plan to restore comprehensive banking bill con assets of more than $500 million. Jan Goldenberg strength to the Gramm-Rudman THING on him ." and innovative treatment pro century and psychiatrists will West Hartford customers in a global market. taining the FSLIC bailout. They are The lawmakers earlier had Simon’s independence is also reflected in his budget balancing iaw. considering a compromise with the agreed to extend the current stubborn devotion to his trademark bow ties The law has been toothless since White House. prohibition on securities firms’ the Supreme Court ruled last year Area against the advice of many political supporters — Reagan dropped his threat o f a ownership of banks to also include that its enforcement mechanism, including the late Sen. Paul Douglas, D-IIl., whom , veto in exchange for an increase in thrifts. automatic spending cuts, was The proposal doesn’t include Doing hard time without going to prison Simon admired deeply. the money the bill would generate flawed. The Senate last week for the insolvent FSLIC, from the substantial changes the adminis In fact, Simon now believes his rumpled look is passed a new version that suppor $8.5 billion Congress had been tration had sought in other parts of Arts Tabloid BATAVIA, N.Y. — In May 1984 a local man sentence himself, “ just give me five minutes alone an advantege. “ It’s slick not to be slick,” he ters say will pass court muster. offering to $10.85 billion. The the bill. The conferees flatly named Matthew Mooney opened the window of his with him,” but he eventually agreed to go along. explained cheerfully to our reporter Gary Clouser. But House Democratic leaders administration had requested $15 rejected the administration’s re apartment, aimed a rifle at the street below and His wife, Jeanne, says the senator’s appearance say the new plan, largely Republi billion and, in negotiations last quest that the measure’s ban on shot a pair of pedestrians. Mooney was drunk at the THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY also agreed. makes him seem approachable — like “ everyone’s can drawn, gives too much power to week, sought $12 billion. new limited-service banks be made With special attention to Schools time and having trouble with a girlfriend; he hit Tom Wittman said. Mooney’s background was taken favorite history teacher.” the White House. And because it In a highly unusual move, a temporary. Also unchanged is the softens the law’s deficit goals, of Dance, Music, Theatre Groups, etc. one victim near the heart and the other close to a into consideration. He had had a troubled House-Senate conference commit temporary prohibition on regula particularly in the next two years, tors’ authority to give banking kidney. Tiede personality since childhood, and Jail might tee reconvened last Wednesday, A real tourist trap they say it lets President Reagan four weeks to the day after companies new power to deal in Police moved in shortly after the incident and aggravate the problem. If he went to prison for five Apparently, solitary sunbathing can be avoid facing up to the need for a tax tentatively approving the measure. securities, real estate or insurance. Your advertisement in this very arrested Mooney on two counts of attempted years, he’d get out in three or four, and perhaps manslaughter. ’There was little dispute about facts, dangerous on the beach at Cancun, Mexico. timely supplement will not only afford become a permanent police worry. According to a Pennsylvania woman, Sharon and Mooney, who also shot himself that day, Then the community was asked its opinion. Meese predicts eventually admitted his part. He was tried in McCormick, she was spending her honeymoon in you the opportunity to support the Arts Twenty-five civilians were contacted, as well as an the Caribbean resort, and was lying on Me beach, Genesee County Court, found guilty, and was “ The traditional ways of administering justice speedy OK for equal number already connected with the case. when she was chloroformed and kidnapped. She ~ in our area, but also to advertise your sentenced early last year. have failed,” Wittman claims. “ It now costs about Wittman says only two of the 50 thought Mooney says she was dragged to a construction site by her~* Not to jail. however. Mooney could have gotten $20,000 to incarcerate a criminal for a year, and a Bork nomination upcoming fall registration schedule. should go to Jail; everyone else felt Justice would be abductors and managed to escape with minor five years or more at nearby Attica State lot of that money is just wasted. Most people are better served with an alternative sentence. injuries. WASHINGTON (AP) -Suprem e Penitentiary. But he was given something less than not reformed in jail, they do not learn anjdhing, FACTORY OUTLET Hence, Mooney gives talks today on criminal But she told Pennsylvania state Rep. Michael Court nominee Robert H. Bork will that. He’s now serving 600 hours of a and when they get out they very often go right back win speedy confirmation in the Craft behavior. He tells his story to deter imitation. He Gruitza that she had seen three other American SALE: Aug. 4-9 “ community-based sentence” in which he must into crime. stays with his parents, works in an automobile Senate, according to Attorney speak out against the evils of narcotics and crime; women in the kidnapper’s hideout. They were General Edwin Meese III, who says Projects shredding plant, and in addition to the speeches, he heavily sedated, she said. Gruitza contacted the it’s the equivalent of a 30-day rap. THE BETTER IDEA, then, is to insist that thugs undecided senators will be won undergoes drug counseling, he’s paying a $1,000 U.S. embassy and the FBI, which is now Supplies What’s going on here? at least compensate society. Wittman says people over by Bork’s qualifications and Copy Deadline, Friday, August 21 fine, and he is subject to intense if remote conducting an investigation with Mexican : It’s called Genesee justice. who are sent to jail get three meals a day and live philosophy. supervision. authorities. The FBI says it has no reports of Meese predicts that after the We’re cutis ^ - in relative leisure. People who are given He says it’s not so easy. The admission of sin missing American tourists, and has no hard Senate Judiciary Committee’s MOONEY IS A BENEFICIARY of a kind of law community-based sentencing, on the other hand, never is. He does not like to get up before an evidence of a possible white slavery operation In hearings on the nomination there For Your Space Reservation, enforcement known as alternative sentencing. are forced to work for the victims and the audience, he is loath to confess private sentiments, Cancun. Without further evidence, the State will be enough votes to break a Under certain conditions, criminals in this upstate neighbors they injured. Wittman says the law thus and worse, he lives in a veritable fishbowl. People Department says, it can’t issue a travel advisory to possible Senate filibuster and to Call the New York county are ordered to pay their debts on serves everyone concerned. The community saves confirm Bork. in prison are at least hidden away, but he is ever on American vacationers. 30-40-50% OFF!! I this side of the iron bars. In Mooney’s case, he must the money it would cost to warehouse offenders. public display, a man in invisible stocks. The hearings are scheduled to make contrite visits to social groups and high The victims get the opportunity to participate begin Sept. 15. Your Total Purdiise Prlcel '° a : r a r _ | ” I think that most of those school assemblies. directly in the fate of the offenders. And the , THE ODDS ARE he will stay with it, however. There is nothing really new about it. Alternative offenders are taught, ideally, that they are undecideds, by the time they see > Stitchery Projects • Needlepoint • Cross Stitch Even though his mouth goes dry at every speech. Judge Bork in person, by the time sentencing has been tried at one time or another in responsible for the things they do. Dennis Wittman says 95 percent of the 800 people • Latch hook • Ceramics • Weaving • Crewel MANCHESTER iHandiPstpr HpralJl they examine his history and dozens of communities. But the Genesee program Mooney, the apartment sniper, is a good who have been given alternative sentencing here background, and by the time they • Pre-cut wood • Candlewicking • Yarns may be the most ambitious yet. It’s one of the few example. Wittman says he qualified for alternative have completed their terms. The reason goes back Founded In 1M1 ievaluate his capabilities, his phllo- • Plastic canvas • Christmas projects to include violent offenders, and its proponents sentencing for a number of reasons. He was not a to traditional Justice, interestingly; They don’t PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuMIthw jiophy, his approach to the Judi HERALD believe it might be a model for the entire nation. chronic criminal, for one thing, and the drugs he want to be sent to Jail. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor ciary, I think they’re going to vote —iC ia fi Basket ssr The principal proponents are County Sheriff W. was using added an extenuating circumstance to ’The 800 offenders who have been given ADELE M. ANGLE...... Newt EdHor for him, and I think they’re going to Mill St., ColchMter Douglas Call, a one-time divinity student, and his action. He was also genuinely sorry for what he alternative sentencing in Genesee County have ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aeeoelete Editor yote against the filibuster,” Meese said Sunday on ABC-TV’s "This 537-2325 Advertising Department Dennis J. Wittman, a form ersodal worker. Call had done. participated in 800 hours of community-based DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advertleing Director • originated the program when he took office in 1981, Wittman says the first step in the process was to service for more than 100 non-profit agencies. The MARK F. ABRAITI8...... Butineee Meneger’ .Week With David Brinkley.” ; Sen. Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz., a Tu*».-Frl. S-4:30 and he hired Wittman to carry it out. They say the get the victims to cooperate. Alternative SHELDON COHEN...... Cotnpoelng Mentgw.. Sat. & Sun. 10-B estimate is that $4 has been saved for every $1 member of the Judiciary (Commit Rt.2(Exlt1S) sentencing is difficult without it. One of the victims ROBERT H HUBBARD...... Prettroom Meneaw Cloaed Monday idea of alternative sentencing is to improve, not spent on the program, creating a total savings of $1 JEANNE G FROMERTH...... CIrculMlon Menegw , tee, said there already are enough soften, the system. said initially that he would like to administer the million in six years. votes in the Senate to end a 643-2711 filibuster. « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 3. 1987
MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 3, 1987 — 9 " SilPP6f2V r>EAUN^^ •' >U(. -^RtFElTH- MAFU by IniOB B*aM« KANUTS by CbarlM M. tebute JHOVJIB I geTAN Q ftV? WHEN BI6 tonrSiSUfktil vjny ARE Vow i vicn/n , .when I Ge t AM6 «y j eccoM nom ev'^ tminG until I IT U)0N T 8E L0N6 NOW.. IT ALWAVS RAINS— 1HROWIMG VAL- \ A io c- ^eov^WApity tiKnouAi. H IN W O lVtO , POUR THIl fiwf- UA6L£C6*rt»ACr-] AT THIS SAME TIME WORTH TH' P A T V / | ^ “~-^:s— ■ - ^ 0 — BUSINESS iwt Otevt^eMTf y EVERV AFTERNOON,:; OUT TU’ wi>ionM?X P o m e iT'$ \[AN«eAiscovM«B PRODUCTIVE wHEf^ DEAIINE WITH eDMrtPT.' 9*/uies, 2ip- T obacco Affidavit needed profits AS L0N6 AS I KNOW to repiace stock THIS, I CAN DUCK gaining INSIDE BEFORE IT STARTS QUESTION: I HAQAM THE HORRIBLE by OIK Brown* ; NEW YORK (AP) —Operating in am the owner of 420 shares of 0n^./3itc>u'*/e. a business that has been under common stock. IP C H ^ T U B B P JCAH&TU^L&BT/fJTO siege for more than two decades, Lightning hit A P !£ T / TUB ^AfAB P A H rs I O T M E P the tobacco industry’s finances are Investors’ my home and in remarkably strong shape these fioPB 1 0 YB A Pe IM the stock certifl- , A & o t j . days. Guide cates were |VI • "I spent yesterday at an air show." Companies like Philip Morris, burned up, as William A. Doyle RJR Nabisco and American was the house. THE QRIZZWELLS" by Bill S ch o rr Brands have recently reported I wrote to the solid gains in earnings for the stock’s transfer April-June quarter, and are ex agent, asking WWTWNPOF pected to ring up record profits for the year. that new certifleates for 420 shares ing notices and other communica W I N ? ^ 5 W I T H be issued to me. I said I would do Despite continuing product- tions from the company. whatever is necessary to prove S-,' R U m R M W R .? liability suits and the threat of an However, because the destroyed ownership. I gave them the names increase in the federal excise tax on certificates were issued in your and addresses of the brokerage THE PHANTOM by L*« Falk A 8y Barry cigarettes, the prices of those name and yon don’t have replace firm through which I bought the companies’ stocks all have hit new ments, you can’t sell that stock and, stock and the bank at which I SWAMP highs as recently as last winter. when you Join the choir silent, it deposit the dividend checks. At some tobacco companies, in won’t be possible to transfer the 420 They told me I would have to pay, fact, one of the big challenges shares into your heirs' names. which I do not want to do. I already My strong advice is to obtain the % facing management is what to do \ims> a 1M7 by NEA.mc. paid for that stock. It is mine. The lost security affidavit, pay for the with the torrent of cash that is ' certificates were not lost. They surety bond and get new cerfifi- pouring into the corporate treasury. if - r were destroyed. cates. In the future, keep all your Can you explain why I am being stock and bond certifleates in Philip Morris, for one, recently CAPTAIN EASY -iby Crooks A Caaale asked to pay for something that safety deposit box. announced plans to use $1 billion to already is mine? l RAPIOEP VOUR I^BSSAbB TO buy back as many as 10 million of its t QUESTION; If I sell my stock THE CAPITAL, COWMANPANT. Outstanding common shares. ANSWER: You’re not. You are, this year, turn around and invest All this plainly doesn't square no doubt, being informed that you the money in ranch land within 30 or s w m p . with the popular view in much of will have to provide what’s called a 60 days, will it be a long-term HORPeofmiRP American society — that the “Io.st security affidavit" and a capital gain or ordinary income? ashtray is headed the way of the AP photo surety bond, if you want to obtain spitoon. BLONDIE by 0*tn Young A Stan Draka new certifleates for those 420 ANSWER: You will be required In fact, the numbers show that Joan Weller, an employee of Susan shares. That’s standard procedure. to report the profit and pay income I c a n 't s o company is the nation’s largest manu H E 'S w a i t i n g p o r m e PULL VOURSELP TlOSETHER I S OUR L IP E Y E S , A N D cigarette consumption in the Uni You might be a bit confused by tax on it, no m atter what you do TOOAV you HAVE A JOB TO DO SeCOMiNG ■ A B A D ONE ted States peaked six years ago, Bates Inc., Inspects knitting needles at facturer of knitting needles. with the money. A"B" the term “ lost security affidavit." r<^ V m ovie and since has fallen into a steady the company’s factory In Chester. The It could Just as well be called a If you owned the stock for more decline. than six months, the profit will be a lL "destroyed security affidavit.” In ir The Value Line Investment Sur that affidavit, you attest that the long-term capital gain. The new < vey, 1 latest quarterly apprai certificates are gone — lost, stolen, federal tax law makes the tax on sal of t lacco industry, projects destroyed, burned up, disinte long-term capital gains the sam e as a con . ig annual decrease of 1 Chester company commands the tax on ordinary income — with ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson grated or whatever. percent to 2 percent into the early The money you are being asked to the exception that, for 1986, the tax AND ANOTHER 1HING--V0U OVER-SIMPLIFICATION! 1990s in the number of cigarettes pay is for the surety bond, which on long-term capital gains cannot RAID/AE MORE ATTENTIOK) sold in this country. A bigger drop is usually costs 3 percent of the exceed 28 percent. BEFORE WE WERE MARRIED.' quite possible next year, it says, if 55% of knitting-needle market market value of the stock. For the excise tax is increased. QUESTION: My stock and mut VPkTsKZ example, if that stock is trading at But profitability in the industry is ual fund shares were purchased By Susan Okula printer that blazes the Bates name 910, the market value of 420 shares another matter. Value Line esti textiles firm Coates Viyella. will through the office of a large The Associated Press onto the products. not release sales or profit figures. is 94,200 and the surety bonds would WHAT A QUY by Bill Hoasl mates that manufacturers aver brokerage firm near my former "There are about 25 to 30 Its main customers are about cost you 9126. aged a profit of $4.25 percent per home and are still at that office in CHESTER — Learning to knit processes from producing these 8.000 small yarn shops nationwide That type of surety bond protects 1,000 cigarettes in 1981. By 1986, the “street name." Now that I have was a business decision for Cliff implements to getting them into the that cater to the upper end of the the company whose stock is in firm says, that figure more than moved, should I have the brokerage Earley, vice president of market retail store." Earley said. home knitting and crafts market. volved and its transfer agent if doubled to better than $9 per 1,000. transfer my shares to its local IT 5 A ing for Susan Bates Inc. The company started in 1860 “ lost” certifleates turn up in the How did they manage this? The Earley said the company decided office, so a financial consultant will 6 0 0 0 TH IN G E arley wasn't interested in a new when two businessmen began mak to get into the yam business about hands of legitimate owners who short answer. Just about everyone be assigned to me and I can scarf or sweater — he wanted to ing small artifacts from ivory six years ago, as a way to diversify present them for transfer. W E'R E NOT JOH>W> agrees, is price increases, posted occasionally consult with him? z m ake sure that the how-to-knit scraps obtained from a nearby and put some cushion into what he No one is accusing you of HUNG UP ON every six months or so. instructions that his company pub piano-key factory. Carlton Bates said was the “ cyclical" nature of hanky-panky, but things such as ANSWER: You can have your Value Line also cites stable costs NUTRITION ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraue lishes were clear. bought the firm in 1873, which then handiwork. this do happen. Hence, lost security account transferred to that broker for raw materials and packaging, YET." " I proved that the diagrams was making crochet hooks, shirt "As some pieces of the market go affidavits and surety bonds. age firm ’s nearby office, simply by WE'VE GOT TO ( DEFINITEIY.' I DON'T OR ON THE FATHER!, plus "tremendous manufacturing worked," Earley said. and cuff studs, cribbage pegs, up. another goes down,” he said. Now for some less dreary news. placing a phone call. Your records DESTROY THAT S WANT ANY MORE, lUSINESS END economies of scale from high-tech THING, AOUANA!> OF MY FRIENPSi FA WETBACK'S E arley's company has more tiddlywinks, manicure implements Macrame and latchnook rugs Even though you no longer have the will be moved, but it’s most unlikely equipment that cut labor needs and 8 3 ' E N D IN G UP IN H IS TR ID E N T, invested in knitting than the in and other items. m ay be in one year and out the next certificates, you remain the owner your shares will. Instead, they will UGLY GULLET.' improved operating efficiency." struction book, which has sold The company changed its brand among people who do handiwork, of those 420 shares. Your name is stay at a central repository. C IM' King F*aiu<*» Syncacai* Int Wo'ia nghts ii ^ver since the earliest days of Hflesl about half a million copies. Susan name for knitting needles and he said. recorded as the owner of those It's up to you how often you wish health warnings and anti-smoking MM Bates, formerly C.J. Bates & Son, crochet hooks to Susan Bates in shares on the record books of the to talk to the broker assigned to The company caught the crest of sentiment, the tobacco industry has Inc., is the country's biggest 1937, primarily because one one such trend in 1985, a "sw eater company, its transfer agent and your account. Some investors do been busy spreading itself out. manufacturer of knitting needles, m em ber of the Bates' fam ily used year” in fashion, said Bates Presi dividend-paying agent. You’ll con that frequently. Others never phone Philip Morris today can sell cbmmanding about 55 percent of to call every woman he met dent Herman Ruegger. tinue to receive dividend checks, brokers, except to place buy or sell non-smokers Post cereal. Maxwell Bridge the market. "Suzy.” said Sue Mattson, publicity A record yea r for Susan Bates, stockholder reports, annual meet- orders. House coffee or Miller beer. RJR Its Connecticut River valley and publications manager of the business was up by 30 percent that made its biggest move in a 1985 factory also manufactures crochet company. year, he said. merger with Nabisco Brands. 6 ‘3 L/_ hooks, embroidery hoops and do "He just liked the name," Mat Now, Ruegger, Earley and Mat NORTH You need “r v e got enough to bid over three dia American Brands’ stable includes monds, and if you can stop or partially zens of other handiwork tools. The tson said. tson would like to see more people Gold up $10 an ounce, ♦ 4 3 2 such diverse items as Sunshine stop the spade suit, let’s try for three company markets knitting yarns The 1930s were also the tim e when take up handiwork as a pasttime. TAQ92 only to ask crackers and Swingline staplers. no-trump.” South was happy to oblige, THE BORN LOSER ^by Art Sanaom and embroidery threads, and de the company switched from mak They wistfully recall the days when ♦ K J As multinational consumer- ♦ A 10 7 5 and happier still to find that North had signs and sells craftwork instruc ing knitting needles and crochet home economics courses taught dollar higher in Europe By Janies Jacoby products enterprises, these com the K-J of diamonds as part of his : PIQ tX) IMHEPIT Hie 6aFlM6 f 0H,CAD^ tions for projects such as sweaters, hooks from bone to aluminum, a students how to knit and crochet. WEST m T 6 0 L F - panies have also benefited from the EAST When you have a long minor suit to high-card values. In the current in afghans and placemats. change that brought an upswing in That practice was dropped about 10 ♦ A Q 10 9 5 ♦ J 7 TFDPHV VOW^' h m HAve UW/HFHOPTORWl! dollar's decline in foreign ex LONDON (AP) — Gold prices 9473.25 at noon, up from 9463.00 late run in a no-trump contract, nine tricks stance, it is logical that the spade bid About 100 people of a 200-person sales. years ago, Mattson estimated. T 10 7 6 4 TKJ85 Jumped more than 910 an ounce in Friday. are frequently there, provided the op change. A lower dollar enhances company staff work in the Bates Today. Earley says the company ♦ 82 ♦ 5 4 asks for a stopper or partial stopper. “We’d like to get back the early European trading today on In Tokyo, where trading ends ponents don’t take five tricks first. In the profits realized from sales to factory, where the duties range ♦ Q6 ♦ K J 9 8 3 (When North holds controlling values makes "millions” of knitting nee generations we have lost," said worries over mounting tension in before Europe's business day beg today’s deal, South did not open with a customers who buy with yen or from molding handiwork tools from in the suit, he can bid no-trump him dles. He has no precise count. The Ruegger, who once used to knit the Persian Gulf, dealers said. ins, the dollar rose to a closing SOUTH pre-emptive bid in first position, feel francs or pounds. metal or wood to operating a laser self.) But don’t blame me if you try out company, now part of the Scotland potholders for his mother. The dollar rose against all 150.15 yen from F rid ay’s 149.25. ♦ K 86 ing that his K-8-6 of spades represent the western cue-bid some time and currencies except the Canadian Later, in London, it was quoted at T 3 ed too much outside strength. In re find yourself in game with no play and dollar in light trading. 150.05 yen. ♦ AQ 10 9763 sponse to North’s one-club opening, he no semblance of a stopper in the key ♦ 4 2 Bullion dealers said worries Other dollar rates at mid bid one diamond and then jumped to suit. about the situation in the Middle morning, compared with late Fri Vulnerable: Both three diamonds after partner’s rebid Since the contract was played from There’s a lot to like in the economy East pushed gold prices higher in day’s rates; Dealer: South of one heart. That gave North the re the right side, declarer had an over ' L|»/a«p3«]S3>v' »'■»'»<«««■ Hong Kong, where trading ends as • 1.8603 West German marks, up sponsibility of deciding whether to go trick when- West led from his strong Europe’s business day begins. Gold West North East Sooth further. from 1.8570 suit. Had North been declarer in three Conditions aren’t terrific, but overali they’re good to excellent is often used as a refuge investment Pass What might North do? In these situ no-trump, the jack of spades lead' • 1.5405 Swiss francs, up from Pass ! ♦ Pass 1 ♦ FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavm at times of political instability. 1.S36S ations the three no-trump game is usu would have quickly set him. Pass IT Pass 3 ♦ By Chet Currier ards, this has been record- Martin Sass, who heads the New In Hong Kong, gold rose 95.81 an ally best, but where was the spade gests that deterioration In the farm • 6.1900 French francs, up from Pass 3 e Pass 3 NT The Associated Press breaking. York money management firm ounce, closing at 9470.79. stopper? North certainly could not A new book by James Jacoby and situation is unlikely to continue. J^.1675 Pass Pass Pass “ Even the recent spike in interest M.D. Sass Investors Services. "The Gold opened in London at a bid count on his 4-3-2 to do the work. The his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is Nor GO1N6 TO “ Lower interest rates and land • 2.09385 Dutch guilders, up from NEW YORK — Is it all right, just rates appears to be more a subdued mood of most investors price of M71.2S a troy ounce and at Opening lead: ♦ 10 answer is what has come to be called a now available at bookstores. It is “Ja prices, the reduced value of the 2.0875 for once, to feel good about the state temporary phenomenon rather suggests that the long-term bull mid-morning, the city’s five major western cue-bid. North bid three coby on Card Games, ” published by t h i s , dollar, and effective government • 1.32715 Canadian dollars, down of the U.S. economy? than reflective of a long-term market is not over. bullion dealers fixed a recom spades. And what did that say? Simply Pharos Books. acreage-reduction programs from 1.3285 Conditions aren’t uniformly ter increase in inflationary should allow American farmers to mended price of 9473.25, sharply In London, the dollar rose against !G "The economy and financial IT Tb rific, to be sure. But overall they expectations. fare better in world markets than higher than Friday’s late bid of markets have entered a watershed the British pound. It cost 91.5925 to can be rated good to excellent, with "T h e depreciation of the U.S. they have during the past few 9461.40. period. Disinflation is giving way to buy one pound, cheaper than 91.5950 Polly’s Pointers (P D S y a ’TH E CLeof>ATPA growth continuing, employment dollar against European currencies years.” In Zurich, the bid price was late Friday. rising, no recession in sight, and and the Japanese yen is slowly modest reinflation, and economic \AAof^lc~ouT inflation still subdued. reversing the major trade deficit growth is increasingly stimulated And in the three most troubled the economy is now facing.” by strengthening exports, which is ate the contents and use within a cou days. When I cut up vegetables for a sectors of the economy — energy, ft’s hard to fault the recent reversing the trade deficit and CLIP AND SAVE Proper sealing is ple of days. However, if yon have sev salad (such as lettuce, celery, carrots, reviving the manufacturing 9 agriculture and manufacturing — performance of the government’s eral Jars that didn’t seal, review your broccoli, radishes, jicama), I do not there are signs of varying degrees sector.” a must for canning canning procednres carefully before index of leading economic indica put on any dressing — or tomatoes. WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavolli of revival. tors, which is supposed to provide re-canning the food. Yon may be do After eating some of it one night, I The rebound in oil prices, while Plumbing By Polly Fisher By tradition in economics, long advance warnings of any approach troublesome in several ways, can ing something wrong that is prevent smooth it down and spray the top with YOU SAW THE LOCH ing a proper seal. known as "thedism alscience,” it is ing storms. It has now risen for five only be welcomed in parts of the a vegetable-oil cooking spray. By NESS AAONSTER ? I dangerous to think this way. consecutive months. DEAR POLLY — When canning to I ’m sending yon a copy of my news keeping air out of the salad with the country that are heavily dependent CONT BELIEVE YOU ' Optimism, or, even worse, compla That amounts to "a strong Problem? matoes, I occasionally have a jar that letter ‘ Canning Fruits, Tomatoes and spray, the vegetables don’t turn dark on the energy industries. cency, often serves as a harbinger indication that the economy is on a does not seal properly. Can such a jar Pickles,* which gives complete direc and stay fresh through the second or Evdn in agriculture, which has ■MT of trouble ahead. sustainable expansionary path," Leaky faucet, be reprocessed in the boiling water tions for boiling-water bath canning, third day. —L.R.B. suffered its own private recession Whenever things start looking said Allen Sinai, economist at the 8 bath to reseal the lid? - EDITH including the latest recommended in recent years, there are signs of D E AR EDITH — Simply replacing processing times for various fruits, rosy, veterans of the profession investment firm of Shearson Leh “ modest improvement,” say ana plugged toilet, the jar in the hoiling water wiil not juices, tomatoes and pickles. It also Polly will send you a Polly Dollar hark back to all the happy pro man Bros. Inc. lysts at the Federal Reserve Bank correct the problem that prevented a includes recipes for my favorite ($1) if she uses your favorite Pointer, nouncements of the savants in the From the stock market, which of San Francisco. any plumbing problem... proper seal in the first place. Such a .dilled green beans and fruit butters. Peeve or Problem in her column. late 1920s, uttered Just before the m any regard as a sort of point man “ The problems faced by Ameri Jar most be emptied, the contents re Others who would like a copy of this Write POLLY’S POINTERS in care of Great Crash on Wall Street and the for the economy as a whole, the can farmers have been severe and heated (if it was a hot pack) and put issue should send $1 for each copy to this newspaper. Depression of the 1930s. message is the same. are likely to affect some financially Call into a clean, hot Jar with a fresh lid POLLY’S POIN’TERS, in care of this Every period of prosperity, it is "The stock market has been troubled farmers for a few more and ring, then processed in the boiling newspaper, P.O. Box 93863, Q eve- said, carries with it the seeds of its posting new highs with little enthu years," they observe. U.8. ACHES by Jim DoyIo water bath. In other words, yon mnst ■and, OH 44101-5863. Be sure to in own destruction. siasm and fanfare," observed “ Nevertheless, evidence lug- 7 start from the beginning. I f yon’re clude the title. — PO LLY Among the state of Mississippi’s Still, bearing those cautionary BOLAND BROS., INC. only dealing with a single Jar, it would famous natives are Leontyne Price, points in mind, it would seem d e a r POLLY — Here’s something probably be simpler to Jnst refriger Eudora Welty, William Faulkner, unnecessarily solemn not to savor "Since 1935" to help save a salad for two to three Dana Andrews and Elvis Presley. for a moment all the positives in the ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. i i CHOO! PITO! current situation. RebtftJLSaMLkK. 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Windsor SOUTH WINDSOR - A pregnant for deaths of Iran pilgrims I woman received minor injuries Friday after she was involv^ in a head-on crash on Buckland Road, Continued from page 1 risky operation to eicort Kuwaiti and rioting, and police did not fire ■ poiice said. tankers through the gulf, which is a shot. - Yankees, Tigers series settles very little shall deal with her ... According to police. Maryse battle area in the nearly 7-year-old Iran claimed Saudi police flredi; "The blood which flowed ... the Kettle. 24, of East Windsor was war between Iran and Iraq. Iran’s deputy foreign minister,-. By Ben Walker happen unless you sweep." a 8-8 lead. Mattingly and pinch- future nations and generations will traveling west through the Five Iranian news media reported All Mohammad Besharati, hinted The Aeioclated Press Rick Rhoden, 14-8, was not overly hitter Gary Ward bit RBI doubles in satisfy their thirst from it and the Comers intersection when she was earlier that more than 1 million during the weekend that the pit-, Impressive but pitched well enough Me sixth against Thurmond. oppressors shall drown and die in hit head on by a pickup truck driven people demonstrated in Tehran grims’ deaths could cause a break- NEW YORK - The Detroit to win. it." Pat Sheridan, Kirk Gibson and by Kenneth Dumore. SO. of Sunday, chanting “ R even ge!" in relations between Khomeini’s Tigers and New York Yankees "It was hard work. Everytlme I Whitaker homered for tbe Tigers. “ It is not surprising to see the Coich ester. Iran’s sympathisers in Lebanon government and the Saudi agreed that their weekend meeting turned around, there were people Sheridan’s fourth made it 1-0 in the contaminated hands of America also protested Sunday and attacked monarchy. was not crucial. on base," Rhoden said. "They’re a second and Gibson, who ahM> The impact caused Dumore’s and Israel emerging through the the empty Saudi Embassy. The Saudi television charged Sunday Yet after the Yankees beat good hitting club. But I had runs to truck to flip over on its side, sleeves of the devious people, the doubled and singled, hit a solo pro-Iranian Islamic ilihad, releas that Iranians last year handed bags Detroit 8-5 Sunday and won twice in work with.” homer, his I5th, in the flfth. biocking rush hour traffic for an ringleaders of Saudi Arabia and the ing a picture of U.S. hostage Terry of explosives to pilgrims bound for the three-game series, the teams Rhoden gave up five runs on 12 •Whitaker hit his 12th. hour, and Kettle’s car was forced traitors to the two holy shrines and Anderson, threatened to punish the Mecca, telling the travelers the disagreed on who was best. hits and left the game after Lou backward into a telephone com then target the heads of the best The Yankees, whose 87-17 home % -Wk Saudi government and the United packages contained gifts. “ The better team won,” said Whitaker’s two-run homer in the pany van, police said. Moslems," Khomeini said.' record is the best in the majors, won States. Dave Winfield, who had Oiree of ninth inning. Dave Righetti got the for the sixth time in seven games. Today’s developments came Dumore was charged by police Several Arab and Moslem coun New York’s 17 hits. "This weekend, final three outs for his 20th save. came as the tanker Gas Prince, Cops charge pair They are 7-2 against Detroit this with operating under the influence tries meanwhile expressed support the better team won because we’re Rhoden has won eight of his last season. escorted by two U.S. warships, of alcohol, reckless driving, failure for Saudi Arabia’s King Fahd still in first place.” to decisions and is tied with headed toward Hormuz after load-, A crowd of 48,212 pushed attend to drive right, and operating under following the riots in Islam’s holiest after coke found The Yankees lead the American Oakland’s Dave Stewart for second ing volatile cargo from Kuwait, a ance in the series to 151,820, largest K I a suspend^ license. He was held on city. League East by 2*A games over in the A L in victories, one behind 4. shipping source in Kuwait said. Two Vernon persons were ar in the majors this year. a $500 cash bond and was scheduled Saudi authorities said the deaths Toronto while Dietrolt dropped Into Kansas City’s Bret Saberhagen. The Yankees begin a 10-game to appear this morning in Manches The U.S. Navy is engaged in a Fridnv were caused by trampling rested Thursday after police ob third place, three games behind. served them snorting suspected Robinson, 7-5, was tagged for four road trip tonight in aeveland. They ter Superior Court. “ I think they know we’re a better runs on seven hits in 2 2-3 innings. cocaine in their car. visit Detroit for four games, team," scoffed Detroit’s Jeff Ro Relievers Eric King and Mark His passenger, David Thibodeau, Dale M. Garvey, 24, and Dawn M. beginning Thursday night. binson, the losing pitcher. Thurmond each allowed two more 19, of Manchester, was charged Delays, inconveniences Laplant, 19, were charged with New York is still missing injured Added Tigers Manager Sparky runs. with interfering with a police possession of cocaine. Laplant was Rickey Henderson and W illie Anderson: “ We outplayed them the officer. Hw was released on a $75 also charged with possession of Pasqua, who began the game Randolph. whole series.” batting .195, tied his career high cash bond and is scheduled to alcohol by a minor. "This was an important game for continue on Vernon St. New York looked better Sunday, appear Aug. 12 in Manchester Police said they became suspi with three hits. His two-single us, especially with us going on the Actress Pola Negri poses with her fiance Rudolph with Don Mattingly and Dan Superior Court. Continued from page I said. “ We have no idea what’s going cious when they noticed the couple, capped a four-run third inning and road,” Piniella said. “ We just need Valentino in Hollywood, Calif., in this 1926 file photo. Pasqua contributing three hits each on, so they should ^ v e us some who were in the parking lot of the finished Robinson. to keep holding the fort until we get and Mike Pagliarulo connecting for Kettle was transported to Man Negri, known for her "vamp" portrayals in the 1920s, died Hemingway of 424 Vernon St. "But Islander Restaurant on Tolland One-out singles by Claudell Wa our people back." information,” she said. a two-run homer. chester Memorial Hospital, where the winter will be very rough if they Public Works Director George A. Turnpike, behaving in a manner shington, Mattingly and Winfield in The 'ligers, who had not lost a in her sleep Saturday in San Antonio, Texas. "W e’re in a pennant race,” she was treated and released. aren’t finished,” added his wife, Kandra said this morning that he that suggested they were snorting the third made it 1-1. Mike Easier series since late June to Toronto, Yankees Manager Lou Piniella Patricia. will have information soon on cocaine. Police said they noticed followed with an RBI double and host Kansas City tonight in the The driver of the telephone said. "But there are too many Mizia and his wife, Vicki, said exactly what work remains to be the couple lowering their heads and Pagliarulo . was intentionally opener of a three-game series. AP photo company van. William Battle of games left for this to be an that their street has become a drag then rubbing their noses, and when walked before Pasqua’s hit. “ We’re going back home. We’re Hartford, was uninjured, police done, and when it will be important series." New York's Dave Winfield is tagged out Sunday at Yankee Stadium. The Yanks strip for dirt bikers. "E very night completed. police investigated, they said Gar Pagliarulo hit his 21st homer, a tough there (32-19),’ ’ Robinson said. Pola Negri dies; "Nothing happened here.” And drive beyond the 410-foot mark in said. "Things are going to be by Detroit catcher Matt Nokes in a won, 8-5, to take two out of three from we have kids racing on dirt bikes,” Despite the delays and the vey attempted to discard the erson said. said. "Nothing can center field, in the fifth off King for said Mrs. Mizia. apparent inactivity of workers, cocaine by throwing it under the different at Tiger Stadium.” sixth-inning rundown at the plate the Tigers. Bottle toss nets Jack Talley of 526 Vernon St. officials from the Department of car. silent screen star expressed similar concerns. "With Transportation have contended Both suspects were held on $1,000 the road being straightened and that the project would still be surety bonds. They appeared in assault charge widened, this is going to become the completed on time, or at least by Manchester Superior Court on SAN ANTONIO, Texas (AP) - then took his body back to Califor race track of Manchester,” he said. ’Thanksgiving. Until then, residents Friday. Their case was continued Seltzer has royal feeling as KC routs Bosox A Tolland man was arrested Pola Negri, the dark-haired seduc While still working, the construc are having to grin and bear it. until Aug. 7. early Saturday after throwing a nia by train as swooning, grief- tress of the silent screen and tion company should provide resi " I guess we have a lot to look beer bottle at his sister, causing a stricken fans of the actor paid tle edged California 5-4; Oakland real-life lover of Rudolph Valentino dents periodically with information forward to once it’s finished,” said Bv The Associated Press winning run with two out in the 11th half-inch cut on Her ellMW, police tribute along the way. She was The first Boy Scout rally was held defeated Minnesota 6-5 in 11 in whose career went into decline with updating their progress. Mrs. Mizia Patricia Hemingway. inning as Oakland edged said. accused of using the funeral train to in England in 1909. nings; and Texas beat Baltimore Valentino’s death and the advent of Rookie Kevin Seitzer had a royal A L Roundup Minnesota. Police said John C. Calvert was advance her own career, and her 5-2. the talkies, is dead. feeling after going 6-for-6, hitting Oakland’s second consecutive charged with second-degree box-office popularity soon began to Seitzer is only the second Kansas Tbe tempestuous, Polish-born two homers, driving in seven runs victory in the three-game series assault. drop. City player to have six hits in a actress died Saturday at Northeast and scoring four times. moved the Athletics into second According to police, Calvert In Berlin under the Nazis, Negri Town, 8th talks keep same line: game. Bob Oliver, also a rookie, the ninth inning with a suicide Baptist Hospital, where she was ‘Til probably never have a place, a half-game ahead of Califor arrived at his sister’s home in found herself on a list of suspected had six hits on May 4,1969, against squeeze bunt to lift visiting Seattle being treated for a brain tumor feeling like I had today,” said nia and a game behind the A L Manchester in an enraged state, "non-Aryans,” and was prevented California. over California. complicated by pneumonia. Seitzer, who tied or broke several West-leading Twins. because his sister had left him in from working there until Adolf He’s the first player to have six Valle led off the inning with a She was 88 years old by her own team records Sunday in leading Canseco’s hit off reliever Jeff the parking lot of the Hartford Hitler personally intervened be hits this season and the eighth to single against reliever Greg Min Reardon, 5-6, scored Luis Polonla, account, although other sources despite criticism from district host Kansas City over Boston 13-5. Sheraton earlier when he got into an cause he was so taken with the drive in seven runs in one game. ton, 3-2. He advanced on a chopper who had singled and taken second gave her year of birth as 1894 or exotic screen siren. "Everything was just perfect to The last player to go 6-for-6 was argument with people there. Negotiators for the Eighth Utili "W e should go ahead with it and by Domingo Ramos, and moved to on a throw home that nailed Alfredo 1897, which would have made her Newspapers in New York and tions "would not please everyoneon day. I caught every break I could Cleveland’s Jorge Orta on June 15, Soon after his sister got home. ties District plan to resume negotia present it to the people (district third when third baseman Doug Griffin at the plate. Griffin had older. London carried stories in 1935 either end of Manchester, but they possibly catch." 1980. Rennie Stennett of Pittsburgh Calvert showed up and began tions with their town counterparts voters) when the details have been DeCinces’ late throw to second opened the Inning by reaching on an An exotic, green-eyed beauty, linking Negri romantically with tried to put together the best Seltzer’s play this season has set the modern major-league re throwing things, police said. Ac tonight on an agreement they have worked out,” Lassow said. sailed into right field for an error. error by second baseman A1 Negri already was playing the Hitler. She denied they had ever package they could.” ~ allowed the Royals to shift peren cord for a nine-inning game when cording to police. Calvert left his accepted in principal, despite criti ” I would hope opponents wait to One out later, Moses laid down a Newman, then stole second. vamp in films in Poland and met and won a lawsuit against the The negotiations are being held to nial All-Star George Brett to first he had seven hits on Sept. 16, 1975. sister's and went home, where he cism of that accord voiced at a the see the whole thing before bunt up the first-base line and Germany when she came to the French magazine that initiated the resolve longstanding disputes 1 ^ base. Seitzer, selected in the 11th “ I wanted to have a perfect day Rangora 5, Oriolaa 2 was later arrested. meeting of district directors a week making a judgment,” Lassow said. Minton’ s only play was to first, United States in 1923 and quickly story. tween the town and district dVer round of the 1983 June free agent and I thought if I got that sixth Bobby Witt pitched five-hit ball Calvert'was released on a $1,000 ago. ” I think we are just sick and tired allowing Moses to score. became an American star. Bom Apollonia Chalupec in what jursidictions for fire protection and draft, hit .319 in 129 games for Class at-bat, maybe it wouldn’t happen for 8 1-3 innings and tied a non-surety bond. He is to appear in The negotiation teams are sche of people being Monday morning Mike Kingery gave Seattle tbe She appeared in about 20 U.S. is now Poland, she paired the sewer service. AAA Omaha last season. , for me,” Seitzer said. Up to now, I major-league record by striking out Manchester Superior Court duled to meet at 7:30 p.m. in the quarterbacks.” Lassow said. early lead with a grand slam in the films before the advent of talkies in diminutive of her given first name They began after town voters Seitzer hit his eighth homer had brutal Sundays. I hate playing four batters in one inning as Texas Tuesday. gold room of Lincoln Center. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, one first inning. the late 1920s, which made her thick with the name Negri, from an rejected a proposed change in the leading off the third inning against Sundays because I never seem to do beat visiting Baltimore. District President Walter Joyner of the town negotiators, said this accent a handicap and forced her to Italian poet who was a girlhood idol. town charter that would have been starter Bob Stanley, 3-11. He had an any good. I guess today kind of Blue Jays 11, Indians 5 Witt, 5-5, struck out a season-high said today that as far as he could morning that negotiators for both return to Europe. Films such as "Forbidden Para a preliminary step to making It RBI single in the fourth, a three-run turned it around.” Ernie Whitt drove in four runs 11 batters and was backed by home see. the district directors gave the sides have long expected that any A trend-setter for fashion dise” in 1924 and “ Hotel Imperial” possible to consolidate the district homer in the fifth, giving the Royals Seitzer played with tape around with a homer and a bases-loaded runs by Geno Petralli and Pete Teens charged negotiators no new direction at the accord they came up with over conscious women of the time, she in 1927 made her among the most with the town without the district's an 8-3 lead, and added a two-run his left wrist due to an injury triple and Lloyd Moseby drove in Incaviglia. July 27 meeting. “ They just beat up exchange of assets and jurisdic double in the eighth. popularized painted toenails, tur memorable of Hollywood’s consent. sustained during the Royals’ visit to three runstoleadhost Toronto over Witt became the 18th pitcher in In theft of car on the negotiators,” Joyner said. ” I was telling my wife last night bans and high boots, and in her seductresses. "W e’re kind of at sixes and New York earlier in the week. Cleveland. The start of the game major-league history to strike out limited public appearances draped Among her other American films that things have gone so well and I “ The hand’s all right. I don’t was delayed three hours, 45 min four batters in an inning when he BOLTON — Two Florida teen sevens,” Joyner said, 'I think we’ll haven’t had a four-hit game in the herself with diamonds and pearls were "Bella Donna,” “ TheCheat,” think I could hit without the tape utes by rain. fanned Ray Knight, Terry agers were arrested Saturday after proceed cautiously along the cur big leagues. I ’ve had three and that once belonged to Europe's "The Spanish Dancer,” "Shadows support, but I don’t think I ’m going Toronto got off to a fast start with Kennedy, Mike Young and Gerhart. they were found sleeping in a car rent lines,” he said. couldn’t go any further,” Seitzer royal families. of Paris.” "Men,” "Lily of the to try the rest of my career, either, ” homers by Moseby and Whitt in the in the second. The last pitcher to that was reported stolen the night At the meeting last week, three said. "Today, when I got that fourth before. She had highly publicized affairs Dust,” "The Charmer,” ” A Woman district directors, Thomas Land Seitzer said. " It just needs support first inning off Darrell Akerfelds, strike out four in an inning was one, that was the perfect day right 0-2. Warren P. Kleinschmidt, 18. and with Valentino and Charlie Chaplin of the World,” "Three Sinners,” ers, Samuel Longest, and Joseph so I don’t roll my wrist. Maybe it’s Houston’s Mike Scott last Sept. 3. there, especially after I had just Jesse Barfield singled to open the William M. Stiles. 18, both of and was living openly with Valen "The Secret Hour” and "The Tripp, told the negotators they had the best thing that ever happened to talked to her about this last night.” second and Ranee Mulliniks fol Whit* Sox 7, Browort 3 Orlando, Fla., were charged with tino when the heartthrob actor died Woman From Moscow.” exceeded their authority in agree BLOOD PRESSURE me at the plate so I don’t try to pull in 1926. His 13 total bases tied a team lowed with a walk. Willie Upshaw Bill Long and Bobby Thigpen third-degree larceny and posses Her last film appearance was as a ing to exchange the district’s the ball, just let everything happen record set by Brett, and the seven singled, scoring Barfield for a 3-0 combined on a five-hitter and Steve sion of burglary tools. "H e and I were to be married the wealthy eccentric in the 1964 sewers for a town-owned firehouse Kansas City Royal third baseman Kevin Seltzer (left) gets naturally.” following week,” she said in an SCREENING RBI also matched the club record. Mark Gubicza, 9-10, allowed eight lead, and two outs later, Moseby Lyons hit a two-run homer as Police said ^ e two were found by Disney movie "The Moon and provisions to fix the fire a warm welcome at home plate from teammates Ross Seitzer is now batting .324 with 55 interview years later. “I have Spinners.” hits, including Dwight Evans’ 21st walked to load the bases. Chicago took 3-of-4 at Milwaukee. a Bolton coifstable Saturday morn jurisdiction limits of each govern runs batted in, both tops on the never gotten over his death.” She was wed twice, to a count and Jones (3) and Lonnie Smith (21) afer he belted his second and 22nd homers, in 8 1-3 innings. Whitt then lined a triple that Long, 6-6, limited Milwaukee to ing, sleeping in the stolen car on ment so that they cannot be team. “ The screen will never see his a prince, but her marriages ended home run of the game against the Red Sox Sunday. Jerry Don Gleaton got the final two skidded under the glove of right five hits over 6 2-8 innings and- Steele Crossing Road in Bolton, changed without mutual consent. Elsewhere in the American equal again. He didn’t just thrill in divorce. outs. fielder Cory Snyder for a 6-0 lead. Thigpen finished up for thlid save. near the home of Kleinschmidt’s But no motion was made to limit Seltzer went a perfect 6-for-6, driving in seven runs and League, New York beat Detroit 8-5; women. He hypnotized them. He In her autobiography, "Memoirs Milwaukee’s Paul Molltor hit his grandfather. Police also located a the authority of the negotiators. scoring four times, to lead the Royals to a 13-S win over Toronto outlasted Cleveland 11-5; Mariner* 5, Angels 4 AthiBtIcs 6, Twins 5 had virility, sex appeal, intelli of a Star,” Negri disputed the eighth homer, extending his hitting pickup truck with Florida plates The objecting directors oppose the Boston Red Sox in Kansas City. Chicago beat Milwaukee 7-3; Seat John Moses scored Dave Valle in Jose Canseco singled to score the streak to 17 games. that was reported stolen from gence, charm, good looks and version Chaplin wrote of their giving up the district’s sewers, as Orlando. something that no actor ever had affair in his autobiography. do some district residents. Both suspects were held on before — or since.” "Rather than say he behaved in Gordon Lassow, a former district $30,000 cash bonds, and are sche That something was "m ysti less than a gentlemanly fashion, I director and one of the four district duled to appear Wednesday in cism,” she said. would prefer to excuse him on the negotiators, was more emphatic Manchester Superior Court. Negri collapsed at Valentino’s grounds that all clowns live in a than Joyner in his determination to Davis Joins elite 30-30 club mobbed funeral in New York, and world of fantasy,” she wrote. proceed with the negotiations. By Herschel NIssenson Pendleton hit a two-run homer, The Associated Press his ninth, in the fifth inning and Obituaries N L Roundup doubled two more runs across in the The door to baseball’s elite 30-30 eighth. Herr and Coleman had RBI club must be located in the upper singles in the sixth and seventh. " I just went into the game telling Jean Knobler of Philadelphia, Pa.; left field stands at ancinnati’s Angeles 5. Yvonne Gobell o f Donna Marie Fish of Manchester; two grandsons; and Riverfront Stadium because that’s my self I wanted to go nine innings,’’ two grandchildren, Barbara Manchester. many nieces and nephews. The Giants were six outs away Magrane said. " I come from the Yvonne (Gregoire) Gobeil, 78, of Heiken of New York, N.Y., and where Eric Davis knocked to enter. from trimming Cincinnati’s lead to Vernon, formerly of Grosvenor- Besides her daughter, she is The funeral is Wedanesday with a The 25-year-old outfielder be University of Arizona, where it’s Adam Knobler of Cambridge, Eng survived by two other daughters, mass of Oiristian burial at9a.m. at one game after taking a 4-3 lead in hot, too — in fact, it’s scorching. It’s dale, died Saturday at a local land; and a sister, Betty Meister of came only the seventh player in the top of the eighth against John convalescent home. She was Linda Brown of South Windsor and St. James Church. Burial will be in not quite like it was out there t^ a y , West Palm Beach, Fla. history to hit 30 home runs and steal Franco on Joel Youngblood’s pinch mother of Raymond E. Demers of Colleen Bengston of Ellington; a Wapping Cemetery, South Wind but it’s not like I ’d never pitch ^ 'The funeral was to have been 30 bases In the same season when he homer and Jeffrey Leonard’s sacri Manchester. son, Thomas J. Kelly III of South sor. Calling hours are Tuesday when it’s hot before, either.” today at 2 p.m. at Cedar Park knocked a towering drive off the fice fly. But the Reds tied it In the Besides her son, she is survived Windsor; her stepfather, John from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the G et to the heart facade of the upper deck leading off AttroBS, PadiBt O Cemetery, Paramus, N.J. Wein Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. bottom of the eighth when. Tracy by two other sons, Joseph A. Klein and her mother, Blanche the bottom of the 11th inning stein Mortuary, Farmington (Helm) Klein, both of Manchester; Center St. Jones singled off Craig Lefferts, Mike Scott pitched a three-hitter Demers of Vernon and Richard R. o f the problem. Sunday. Avenue, West Hartford, has charge two barothers, Joseph Helm and Memorial donations may be stole second and scored on Terry over eight innings and Alan Ashby Demers of Massapequa, N.Y.; of arrangements. Nearly 20 million Americans are unaware they Davis’ 30th homer — he also stole McGriff’s single off Scott Garrelts. homered, doubled and singled and three daughters, Doris D. Laura of Robert Helm, both of East Hart made to a charity of the donor’s his S8th and 39th bases — gave the Memorial donations may be choice. Three innings later, Davis, who drove in three runs. Scott, 12-7, who Oceanside, N.Y., Loretta D. Terzo ford: a sister, Marie Rice of have high blood pressure since the disease has no Cincinnati Reds a 5-4 victory over made to a charity of the donor’s singled in the first inning and has won all of his nine decisions of Staten Island, N.Y., and Eleanor symptoms. Millions more do not use the medication San Francisco that stretched their choice. scored on Bo Diaz’s two-run single, against San Diego in Houston, held D. Falco of Patterson, N.Y.; 15 and diet that are necessary to control this disease. National League West lead over the ended it. the Padres hitless until Tony grandchildren; and two great second-place Giants to three "W e have a certain way to pitch Gwynn singled With two outs in the grandchildren. These people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney Salvatore Sullo COMING SOON! disorders. games. him — up and in, then try to get him flfth. The funeral is Tuesday at 9:15 Davis said he wasn’t really to chase breaking pitches,” Giants The Astros took a 8-0 lead off Salvatore Sullo, 87, husband of a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 concerned about joining Willie Manager Roger Craig said. "W e Jennie (Cello) Sullo, died Sunday at Protect yourself...start with a simple check. Mark Grant in the first inning. Ellington Avenue, Rockville, fol Mays (1956, 1057), Hank Aaron didn’t do it.” Hartford Hospital. He was the Gerald Young led off with a single lowed by a mass of Christian burial WednMday, August S, 1987 (1963), Bobby Bonds (1069, 1073, Dave Concepcion’s first homer of father of Donna Malta of and went to third on Grant’s wild at 10 a.m. in St. Bernard Church, 1975, 1977, 1978), Dale Murphy the season had given the Reds a 3-2 Manchester. 11:00 «.»!. — 5:00 p.m. plckoff throw. Billy Hatcher Anphole Rockville. Burial will be in St. ConduetMl by MaiwhMtar MamofM Hotplial (1088), Tommy Harper (1970) and lead in the sixth. The Giants took a walked and when Grant again Besides his wife and daughter, he 'f^tresfone Bernard Cemetery, Rockville. Cal Ken Williams (1922) as the only 2-0 lead In the first inning on Chill threw the ball away on a pickoff The Mats' Darryl Strawbarry (18) la first In the third inning Of Sunday’s game is survived by a son, Salvatore of 348 Main Streat (Comw oi HaynM at) ling hours are today from 7to 9 p.m. players In the 30-80 club. Davis’ two-run homer. attempt. Young scored and chaaad back to first base by the Expos’ in Montreal. Strawberry was tagged out Memorial donations may be Rocky Hill; six grandchildren; and Manchaatar " I was just looking to hit the ball five great-grandchildren. CardinalB 9, PirataB 1 Hatcheir took third. One out later, Casey Candaele after he was picked off on the plate. The Mets won, 7-4. • made to the Alzheimer’s Disease somewhere and get on and score a Ashtv hit his lOtb home run. and Related Disorders Association The funeral is Tuesday at 10:15 849-1025 run,” Davis said.. “ I knew he Joe Magrane pitched an 11-hit Inc., 800 Cottage Grove Road, a.m. at Newkirk & Whitney Funeral (reliever Jeff Robinson) was going complete game in lOMegree St. CubB 3. PhniiBB 2 Building 4, Bloomfield 06002. Home, 318 Burnside Avenue, East MASTER CAR CARE CENTER ^‘(^^edicine to give me a pitch to hit.” Louis heat and Terry Pendleton Chicago second baseman Ryne Hartford followed by a mass of With two months left in the drove in four runs with a homer and Sandberg ended a Philadelphia Mets leave Expos a message Christian burial at St. Isaac Jogues Shoppe^ season,. Davis has a solid chance to double. The Cardinals, who had lost threat with a slick fielding play and Flora Mandell Church. Burial will be In Mount St. 327 HARTFORD TURNPIKE National Praacriptlofl^antafa_ become the first player with 40 seven straight before the Pirates then drove In two runs, including Flora (Brost) Mandell, 88, widow Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. homers and 40 stolen bases in a came to town, swept three games the game-winner with a single over M ONTREAL (AP) - After maul sweep of the division-leading St. raised their record to 88-48, a season-high 12 gam es over .800, and of Dr. George D. Mandell, died Calling hours are Tuesday from 9to single season. from Pittsburgh, which has a pulled-in outfield in the lotb ing Montreal for the second straight Louis Cardinals — who begin a left them games behind tbe Saturday at Crestfleld Convales 10 a.m. ROUTE 30 " “ V a l u a b l e c o u p o n • c l ip & s av e Meanwhile, St. Louis beat Pitts dropped seven in a row. inning. game, the New York Meta left town three-game series in Montreal cent Home, Vernon. She was the (ACROSS FROM BURGER KING) r wishing the Expos nothing but the tonight. Cardinals and a half-ganM behind burgh 9-1 for its third victory in a Magrane also hit one of St. Louis’ After the Cubs tied theacorc with mother of Shirley Rayburn of I row after a seven-game losing four doubles, triggering a two-run single runs in tbe eighth and ninth best. " I t put us back in the race," said M ontreal. DolorM Kelly winner Ron Darling, who battled In the Expos’ clubhouse, M u- Manchester. SAVE ^3.00 streak and upped its lead In the NL third inning. Vince Coleman innings off Philadelphia relief ace The Mets completed a 5-1 road I ager Buck Rodgers held a m eetiag Bom in New York City, she lived Dolores (Helm) Kelly, 56, of VERNON, CT 06066 ON ALL NEW OR TRANSFERRED PRESCRIPTIONS East to six games over Montreal, doubled Magrane home and scored Steve Bedrosian — Manny Trillo swing against tbe top two teams in his control until leaving In the to put the two losses Into perspee- there for 80 years before moving to South Windsor, died Saturday at I which lost to New York 7-4. on Tom Herr’s single before the homered with two out in tbe ninth— the National League East Sunday seventh itmlng. “ We might have tive for his players. Manchestr' «even years ago. Manchester Memorial Hospital af- RICH SHEEHAN, STORE MGR. Elsewhere, it was Houston 8, San Cardinals made it 3-0 in the fourth Leon Durham drew a walk off Jeff with a 7-4 victory, giving them two been taken out of It forever." •*>«ides her daughter, she is tera long illness. She was widow I Diego 0; Chicago 8, Philadelphia 2 on Jim Lindeman’s fourth homer, wins in three games against tbe Tbe defending world champs, surviveo daughter, Lois o f Thomas J. Kelly Jr. and mother L in 10 innings; and Atlanta 10, Los all against Pittsburgh. Please jum te page u Expos, n iat followed a threeBame who have struggled all season. Flease tun le page U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug 3, 1M 7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. A u e . 3. 1987 — IS SCOREBOARD Tyson owns the title belts
Baseball Yinkm & Tigm 5 M T K o r r NIWVOIIK G o lf but Spinks disputes claim IferhM • b rk M WMfakra> 4 12 2 Wdigincf 4 2 10 DEvmdh 5 0 0 1 M t ^ l b 5 23 1 ByKEitPEttrs ARMricm Lugui itanillnot OttMon If 5 13 1 WInfftWrf 4 13 1 the World Boxing Council and dated title defense against Tucker, money fight, might have been Tramml m 8L Juda Claaale 5 0 10 Eotltrdh 3 2 2 1 Th t Associcrttd Press World Boxing Assiiciation crowns. instead opting for a June bout encouraged by what he saw Satur Nokttc 4000 GWorddh 2011 Bargtnn 1b 30 10 Palrulo3b Spinks, who witnessed the bout against Gerry Cooney. day night. W L Pet. M 4 122 MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP) — Rnol-round LAS VEGAS, Nev. — After Now York 64 41 AW Ltmoncf 4020 Patqualf 403 2 from a $80 seat at the Las Vegas Tucker then won the vacant IB F The 21-year-old Tyson, the young SiMildnrf 4 111 scores and winnings Sunday from the Toronto 61 43 J87 Cottelf 1000 IMXOOO St. Jude Cm m Ic, played at the watcMng the fight for the undis Hilton, said the heavyweight pic crown and the right to meet Tyson est fighter ever to hold the undis Dotrott 8 43 .584 3 WlwndrSb 2 110 Sak»c 2000 7JBYard. por-72 Colenlal County Club puted heavyweight championship, Mllwoukoa » 51 11 H«rn4npb 1000 Ccrontc 2010 ture will remain fuzzy until he in the series finale.' puted heavyweight crown, had to go .505 Col«t3b course: a man in the cheap seats at the m 8 .463 15V^ 1110 JBonlll2b 3000 Curtis Strange S ia jB 7X6X6X6X-27S fights Tyson. Spinks said a match with Tyson the distance for the second time in Batthnora m 57 .457 U 4010 Tern KIteMXTV 7X7X67-67-DI6 distant rim of the arena imme three bouts. Clavaland T b M 10 5II 5 Tttalt 30 0170 Earlier in the day, Spinks held a would be “The Fight.” 37 67 .38 Mike Donald 147.787 7X67-4B69-376 diately disputed the title. He won a 12-round unanimous WaMOtaWan Russ C e e h m M7.787 6X7X6X6X-376 news conference to plead his case “I don’t really think about what W L Pet. M Denis Watson M7.787 766X71-66-2W “He may have the belts, but he’s for that matchup. I’d do against him, but everybody decision over James "Bone- NawYOfk «M m OOk I« Mlimasota H » .58 Puny Zoeller a s jM 71-6X7X7X-977 not really the champion until he A Spinks-Tyson fight would seem says I ’d have the best chance crusher” Smith on March 7 and Oakland M 1 Go im Wnnlng RBI — Easier (2). 50 .519 Bob Twoy 84.28 7X)X696X-3)I deals with me,” Michael Spinks knocked out Pinklon Thomas in six OsIHornla 54 51 A14 1 ^ . ?'*-0»»7oltXNewYorkl. Curt Bvrum sa.273 7X7X7X67-279 a lucrative, logical matchup, but against him,” said Spinks, who had Kansas City 51 a .48 4 W B -O H ro lt 0, New York » . 2B— said after watching Mike Tyson IVson’s people have said he's rounds on May 30, before earning WhjfoNr. Ewler; Wolewander, Lemon, Ronnie Block t».273 6X7X7X67-379 beaten L a rry Holmes to take the Tanas 8 8 8 5 4V2 Willie wood 88.273 71-7X7X66-279 pound out an unspectacular 12- booked up until the fall of next year. the unanimous decision over Saottla » 5* .Q1 5 h r —Sheridan Oil ¥ o r m 88.273 6X7X7466-279 rpund unanimous decision over IB F title. Chicago 43 8 .423 11 & »*«>"on4o (21), Whitaker " I think they’d be stupid to let a Tucker, a 10>A-1 underdog, in the (12). S-^Bonllla. p ir a r t llM M 67-6X7X74-38 “ This is the one I think all the 1Mdurdov’s Qomss Oilp Beck 815.2K 6X7X6X71— 38 Tony Tucker Saturday night. fight like that pass,’’ Spinks saiil. title unification bout. Clavttand X Toronto 0 IP H R ER BB SO networks, all the people want to see. Detroit L e m Roberts 115.85 71-7X7168-38 The victory over Tucker, the Spinks was stripped of his IBF Tucker showed that a boxer who Dotrott ia Now Yor1( 5 H lta ^ O ^ li a i a 6X7X6X74-81 Hiey’re eager to see me tested.” Oakland X Mlnnotota 2 2X3 7 4 4 1 1 International Boxing Federation title and eliminated from the can move laterally can keep the King 11-3 6X7X6X74-281 The unbeaten Spinks, virtually Konooi Ctfv 4, Boston 0 5 2 3 0 0 Swtt Hoch I10,1U 716X6X73-381 champion, completed a sweep of heavyweight unificiation series hard-hitting Tyson at least par Oiloooo X Milwaukee 2 ThurmoixJ 2 3 2 2 3 1 certain,to get a shot at Tyson sooner Herxiemon 1 Tim Simpson 810.18 7X6X71-71— 381 titles for lyson, who already held when he would not make a man tially at bay. Spinks appears to be Baltimore 7, Texas 1 1 0 0 0 0 l ^ m v Nokollm 810.18 7X7X7X71— 381 or later since it would be a big Oolltomlo 4, Seattle 3 Hernondz 1 3 0 0 0 0 even more agile and quicker than New York Hole Irwin 81X18 6X736X7X-381 SendoVs Oomes ttanv Taylor 81X18 7X7X6X70-81 Tucker. New York X Dekrolt 5 8 12 5 5 2 4 P a w Stewart 810.18 6X7X7X60-381 Toronto 11, Cleveland 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 Reo photo by Gannen But Tyson, who ran his record to Antonio COrdo 810.18 67-747X68-381 AP photo Kansas City IX Boston 5 IV1 3a botttrsWUIIVT9 In 101 theiriv 5lh,J Brad POxen 864)8 7X6X7X70-38 31-0, with 27 knockouts, said he OilooBo 7, Mllvwiukee 3 R h ( ^ pitched to 2 batters In the «h . WP— Rhoden. Jodie Mudd 86418 7X6X736X-38 wasn’t surprised that he wasn’t Seattle 1 California 4 Junior giria' league tIHIala Hal Sutton 86418 71-6X74-69^-38 Montreal’s Herm Winningham (3) loses his hat as he Oakland 6, Minnesota X II Innings Umpires— Home, Coble; First, Scott; Jetf Slumon 864D9 6X7X7566-38 able to floor Tucker. Texas X BaHInrtore 2 Srcoito, ^emlgan; Third, Kolser. "H e ’s a good fighter, and any slides safely Into second base with a stolen base In the T — 3:07. Ar-44,212. Bobby WOdklns 8 4 )8 7X7X7X64-38 Monday’s Oomes The Bruins won the Junior Qiris' Raeann Doyan, Kari Bouyea. Second Lorry Nelson 84.706 7X71-7X73-38 good fighter who wants to either fourth Inning of Sunday’s game against New York In ‘■'■root 0-2) at aevelond Division titie in Rec Department summer Scott Vorplank 84,706 7X7X71-70-38 (Condlottl X II), 7:35 p.m. Royals 13, Red Sox 5 row: Coach Rich Donneiiy, Stephanie Kenny Perry 84,706 71-71-7X69—38 move away from you or clinch all Montreal. Mats’ shortstop Howard Johnson makes the Kansas CHv (Block 44) at Detroit soccer piay this summer. Team Denis, Kristin Coveii, Kris Dumas, Hiiary Steve Pate 84,706 6X747X67— 3 8 the time can go the distance,” late tag. The Mats won, 7-4. (Morris 1X5), 7:35 p.m. Kenny Knox 14.706 7X7X7465— 38 Tyson said. Toronto (Nunez 14) ot Chicago (Bannis BOSTON KANSAS CITY members (front row, from ieft): Joanie Keever, Sharon Fish, Caroiyne Botti, Liz ter 40), • p.m. abrhbl obrhM Strangely, what seemed the best Boston (Hurst 11-4) at Texas (Guzman Burks ct 4 0 0 0 LSmIth If Daiessio, Shannon Donneiiy, Mandy Doli, Lou Botti. Missing: Jen Cooi, LP9A Oanvar Pro-Am punch of the fight was landed by X10), 0:35 p.m. 6 3 3 0 Barrett 2b 4 0 2 0 Seltzer 3b 6 4 6 7 Amaro, Shauna Brown, Kim Parkany, Jenny Poweii. Tucker early in the first round — an Minnesota (NIekro 50) at Callfomla Boggs 3b 2 0 10 Brett dh 5 12 2 ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Rnal Mets leave Expos (WHt 1X4), 10:35 p.m. uppercut that rocked Tyson back on Rice If 4 0 0 0 Trtobll rt 5 0 2 2 round and earnings Sunday In the 8754100 Seattle (Morgan X II) at Oakland (An Homdh 3 100 BJcksncf his heels. nular 34), 10:35 p.m. 5 0 10 LPGA Pro-Am Tournament played on the DwEvn 1b 4 2 2 3 Pecota2b 4 2 2 0 par-72,6,51Xvord Lone Tree Country Club Tucker, who appeared content to Oily gomes scheduled (Sreenwirf 4 2 2 0 BalbonI 1b 4 13 2 National League roaults and the por-73, 6,0Xyord Merktan Golf _ Tuesday’s Games SOwen ss 4 0 2 1 RoJonsss 3 2 10 Cardlnala 9, PIratea 1 stay away from ’Tyson for most of Seattle at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Sullivan c Club: with best wishes 2 0 0 1 LOwenc 4 0 0 0 the rest of the fight, said an injury to New York at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Bnzngrph Chris Johnson, 83738 6471-7X70— 277 10 0 0 Meta 7, Expos 4 PITTSBURGH STLOUIS Swim m ing Shirley Furtong, 8 8 ,ia 7X716X7X-38 the index finger of his right hand Kansas City at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Totals a 5 y 5 Totals 4113 M13 stop Howard Johnson’s glove Toronto at Chicago, 0 p.m. O b rh M O b rh M Sara Ann Tmms, 816675 6X7X7369^^ suffered a week before the fight Continued from page 11 Canglsl If 4 0 10 Coleman If 5 12 2 Jon Stephenson, 811675 71-756X71-384 scored Hubie Brooks In the fourth to Batttmore at Milwaukee, 0:35 p.m. __ 030 010 OB— 5 n e w YORK kept him from pressing the action. E Boston at Texas, 0:35 p.m. MONTREAL Pedrlgu ss 4 1 1 0 OSmIth ss 4 110 Sherri Turner, 811675 7471-6473-384 cut the Mets lead in half, but New . Ml *• 08k— 13 ObrhM O b rh M VonSlyk d 40 2 0 Herr 2b Elaine Crosby, 86619 747X7168-28 Minnesota at California, 10:35 p.m. Gome Winning RBI — Seltzer (4). Dykstra cf 4 2 10 3 12 2 Town Swim Maat “ I had plan to box him for the first “ I was telling them to remember York came right back with four Candoel 2b 5 0 0 0 MDIazrf 4 02 1 JOark 1b 2 100 Polly Sheehan, 86619 71-71-7X71— 38 six rounds, then go after him after . DP— Boston 1, Kansas City 3. Bckmn 2b 4 0 0 0 Webster rf 3 1 0 0 Marrlsn3b 4 0 10 Oauendlb The following resulfs are from the Laurie RInker, 86619 7X7X7X73^-38 that there are still 60 or so games runs in the fifth. LO ^B osto n X Kansas City 12. 2B— KHrndz lb 4 12 3 0 100 NiliinilLnguattindIngs Raines If 4 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 0 2 0 McGee cf 5000 Town Swim Meet held lost Thursday at Cindy Rorlcfc, 86619 71-7X71-73-38 that,” Tucker said. “ But m y hand left and not to worry about this Darling led off with a double and Brett, Batboni, LSmIth, Seltzer. 3B— Strwbry rf 3 1 1 0 Walloch 3b 4 0 2 2 Ray 2b 3 0 10 Pndlfn3b 4 12 4 Verplonck Pool. Jill Briles, 86619 6X71-7X74— 28 started hurting in the second round * '» > ' Setter * McRyIds If 3 1 1 2 Brooks ss 3 10 0 LVIlrec 2 000 RBookr3b 0000 Thersse Hesslon, 86619 736X7X74-38 weekend. We played lousy baseball scored two outs later on Hernandez’ Bast Divislen W - B r ^ (9). SB— Pecota (1). X-LOwen. HJohsnss 4 1 1 1 Law 1b 4 0 0 0 Wolkp 0000 LIndmnrf 3 111 Girls (8 and under) 25-yord back- K. Posttewolt, 84403 71-71-7X73-38 and I couldn’t.” this weekend, but it’s still only a second R B I double. D arryl Straw SF— Sullivan. MogodnSb 30 1 t Wlngtxncf W L Pet. GB 4 0 11 Harper ph 1000 AAorrlsrf 2 000 stroke — 1. Cindy Hughes, 2. Sara Val Skinner, 84613 756X7X73-38 Tyson laughed and said that, couple of games in the entire berry walked, both runners ad St. Louis 64 37 .621 — IP H R ER BB SO Almon ss 0 0 0 0 Rtzgerldc 2 0 0 0 HPenap 2 0 10 TPenac 4 12 0 Rolmondo, 3. Courtney (>eu. Cathy Gerrtng, 84613 7X7X7X73-38 while Tucker’s uppercut in the Montreal 51 45 .563 6 Boston Lyons c 4 0 0 0 Sebra p 10 0 0 Bonilla rf 2 0 0 0 AAoeronep 3 12 0 Bovs (8 and under) 25-yord back Rosie Jones, 84613 71-71-71-73-38 scheme of things.” vanced on a passed ball and then New York 58 46 .558 6 (Jome Winning RBI — KHernondez (5). dleton. HR— Llndemon (4), Pendleton (9). Sheila Rlngbloom, 2. Christine Hughes. Becky Pearson, 826M 7X71-77-73-38 said with a smile. “ It was painful. I hits but walkeil eight in 6 2-3 therapy for Hernandez, who went Los Angeles 47 57 .452 B'/i Second, Welke; Third, Cooney. LOB— New York 4, Montreal 8. SB— Coleman (67), Pendleton (11). Boys (11-12) 25-lwd backstroke — 1. Susie Bernine, 82,351 747X71-71— 391 didn’t pay much attention to it, but Atlanta 46 58 .442 9American League Michael Spinks, who was 1986. Winner Zane Smith pitched shutout a b rh b l ebrhM Game Winning RBI — Sandberg (8). Honeyett 2 1 0 0 0 1 fielder’s head. Gaettl3b 502 1 McGwIr 1b 5 0 0 0 Butter cf 4 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 5 0 0 0 E— Parrish. DP— Chicago 3. LOB— Holfon 2 3 1 1 0 0 Jollene Loro. NEW YORK YANKEES— Placed Rickey stripped of his International Boxing Last December, Tony Tubbs, the ball for six innings before the Bmnsky rf 5 111 MDovIsdh 4 12 0 HInzolb 5 0 2 0 Mosebycf 4 2 2 3 Phllodelphia 8, Chicago M. 2B— Moreland, AtiflntQ Boys (11-12) 2Xyard free — 1. Eric Henderson, outtlelder, on the 15-doy Federation version of the heavy It was only the fifth time this Dodgers scored all their runs In the Hrbeklb 5 120 Joylerdh 1000 Bernsfein, 2. Derrick Payne, 3. A.J. disabled list relroocll ve to July 8 Recalled W BA title-holder, said he hurt his ToMerlb 5000 Whitt c 4 2 3 4 Sutdlfta, Hayes. HR— MThompson (6), ZSmIth W,K)6 6X3 7 5 5 2 2 weight title, calls himself the season that Bedroslan, who leads seventh. Larkin dh 4 13 1 Steinbchc 5 24 2 Jacoby 3b 4 110 GBelllf 4 112 Tflllo (8). SB— Sandberg (16). S— Rowley X Garber 21-3 2 0 0 1 1 Splrlzzl. Dennis Raimussen,pttcher,from Columbus shoulder, delaying a fight with Dovdsnpr 0100 Murphy cf 4 10 0 MHalllf Mumphrey. Havens pitched to 2 batters In Stti. Girls (9-10) 50-yard free — 1. Amanda of fhe Internaflonal League. Pur people’s champion, and his promo the majors with 8 saves, had failed With Atlanta leading 2-0, Runge Smally ph 4 2 2 1 McGrffdh 4 110 James "Bonecrusher” Smith. 1000 Bernzrd2b 10 0 0 CCstlodh 4 0 11 Barfield rf 4 110 ...... IP H R ER BB SO WP— Howell. Amato, 2. Marlon Cosme. chased the contract of AI Holland, pitcher, ter, Butch Lewis, feels Spinks’ AP photo in a save situation. hit a pitch from Ken Howell over the Loudnerc 50 11 Gal lego 2b 2 000 rllllOaVlInllO Boys (9-10) 50-yord free — 1. Kyle from Columbus. Optioned Pot Cl4 King, who promotes Tyson, ac Snyder rf 2 112 Mullnks3b 2 111 Umpires— Home, Wendelstedt; Rrst, victory over Gerry Cooney last Bedroslan relieved Shane Raw- center field fence to open the fourth Lmbrdz2b 2000 (Srlffln ss 5 03 2 JBell ss 4 000 (3ruber3b 1000 Rowley 7 8 0 0 5 4 Crawford; Second, Bonin; Thlrd,Dovldton. Zawlskowskl. merits, pitcher, to Columbus. Mike Tyson holds up two of the three heavyweight title cused Tubbs of holding out for more Bushph 1000 Bondoc 4 12 1 Upshowlb 3 2 11 Bedrosn 2 4 2 2 0 3 Girls (11-12) 50-yard free — 1. Melissa OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Placed Bill June 15 has made him more popular money, and litigation followed. ley to start the eighth after the inning. Gerald Perry singled home Gagne ss 0000 Calhoun L A I 1-3 0 1 1 2 0 Myers, 2. Jeulco Novak, 3. Jollene Caudill, pitcher, on the 31-dciy dtsoMed belts he now possesses after beating Tony Tucker. In the lorg2b 3 100 than Tyson. Smith replaced Tubhs in the series Phillies scored twice off Rick the second run of the inning and, Tufols 41511 4 Totals 41 612 6 Totals 16 5 9 5 Totals M 111011 Tekulve 0 1 0 0 0 0 Loro. list. Reoctivated Dwayne Murphy, out Chicago Aatroa6.PadraaO Boys (11-12) 50-yord free — 1. Kevin fielder. “ He won the title and all,” Spinks background is promoter Donald King. and knocked out Tim Witherspoon Sutcliffe in the top of the inning on after the Braves loaded the bases, MlnnwslB til M8 811 88-5 Sutcliffe 7 8 2 2 4 5 Poirot, 2. Angel Cosme, 3. Eric NBiioiiai gLsenss ------saitl of Tyson. ” I mean, he’s got all Milt Thompson’s homer and Glenn Simmons cleared them with his cioveiiaid toi m on— s Huffman. in one round for the W BA title. OMdond m n i i n oi— 6 Toronto m on Obi— 11 Lynch 1 0 0 0 0 1 SAN DIEGO HOUSTON LOS ANGELES IXXIGERS-Plaoed the belts, but he hasn’t beat me. Wilson’s R B I single. TWO outs when winning run scored. Boys (1X14) 50-yard free — 1. Kevin Franklin Stubbs, first baseman, on the “I want to get the fight signed,” “He’s not the champion.” Tyson Tyson took that belt away with a double off Brad Havens. Simmons Game Winning RBI — Moseby (6). DiPIno 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 2 ObrhM IB b rh M He’s a champion because he’s got With two out in the Phillies’ third Game Winning RBI — Canseco (12). E— JBell. LOB— Cleveland 8, Taronto LSmith W A6 .2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Jeffersn cf Polrof, 2. Dave White, 3. Robert 2 1 - ^ disabled list. Recalled Jeff Hamilton, Spinks said. And Lewis added; “ It has said of Spinks. ’T m the 12-round unanimous decision over scored on a single by Ken Oberkfell. E— Bernazard, Newman. DP— 4. 3000 GYoungcf 4 11 0 Johnson. 2B— MHall, CCostlllo, Banda, McGrlff, ^ellffe pitched to 4 batters In the 8th, McCllers p 0 0 0 0 Hatcher If 3 1 1 0 third baseman, from Albuquerque of the the belts.” could be the biggest box office in champion. He’s not running the Smith last March 7. and Steve Jeltz on second, Thom p James drove in Atlanta’s final two MImvesota 1. LOB— Minnesota 6, (Xiklond Jacoby. 3B— Whitt. HR— Moseby (18), Tekulve pitched to 1 batter In the 10th. Gwynnrf 3 0 10 Doran 2b 3 1 0 0 Girls (13-14) 50-yard freestyle — 1.1. Pacific Coast League. Tyson,' who already held the son singled throught the box. W. 2B— Loudner, Newman, Hrbek, Grlf- Audra Gulllksen, 2. Nancy Byrne. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Optloned our industry’s history.” show. He used the excuse that he With all this and the Tyson- runs with a grounder and his eighth Wh Itt (9), Bando (4), G Bel I (B ), Sn y der (23). kIBP— Jeltz by Sutcliffe. . WP— CMortnzIf 4 000 Ashbyc 4 23 3 World Boxing Council and World Sandberg gloved the ball and jta^HR— Steinboch (11), Larkin (4), Lans- Bedroslan, Calhoun. Kruk 1b 40 10 Walling 1b 3 1 1 0 Boys (1X14) 5Xyord freestyle— 1. Bill Jon Perlman, pitcher, to Phoenix of the Such a fight, however, is not didn’t lose the title in the ring. ’Tucker fight finally out of the way, homer. Scheldeman. Pacific Coast League. IP H R ER BB SO Umpires— Home, Brocfclonder; Rrst, Santiago c 3-0 0 0 Bostrf 4 02 1 Boxing Association titles, captured expected to tale place until the fall That’s a bunch of baloney. How can there still was a faint whistling in n » . Bnmensky (B ). SB— (Jrittin (20). DeMuth; Second, MeSherry; Third, Pon- Flonnrv2b 30 10 Camlnit 3b 4 0 11 Girls (1X18) SXyard freestyle — 1. TflKOi Lm m s the third belt Saturday night with a S— Lombordozzl. dno. T — 3:37. A-33AB. Sonya Gullllksen. LITTLE ROCK^TRAVELERS— of 1988, at the earliest, after Tyson you call yourself champion when the wind. It seems everyone wants Akerfelds LX>-2 1 X3 5 6 6 2 1 Tmpttn ss 3000 CRenidt ss 4000 unanimous 12-round decision over H R ER BB SO Kaiser ' 22-3 2 3 3 O 2 Ready 3b 3 000 S c ^ p 30 10 Girls (12 and under) 100-vardlM — 1. Announced that Luis Alloea, second fulfills several commitments. Ty you give it up?” a piece of Mike Tyson now. Melissa Myers. baseman, will ploy for the Louisville DJones 2X3 2 0 0 0 3 Grantp 1000 Puhl ah 1000 IBF champion Tony Tucker. son, 31-0 with 27 knockouts, is Biggs, ranked as the No. 1 ” I think I have taken some of his Stroker 5 4 2 2 1 2 VondBerg 1 1 2 2 2 0 Bookerp 0 0 0 0 ailldrtsp 0000 Bovs (12 and under) 100-vard IM — 1. RedMrds of the American Assodotton, Yankee shuffle lives Borenguer 1 2 3 3 2 1 Kevin Begley. replacInaMark Ooughertv, second bosx Spinks was stripped for refusing scheduled to face Olympic cham contender by all three governing indestructability away,” Tucker Toronto Steels ph 1000 NEW YORK (AP) - The New Atherton 1 1 0 0 0 1 Stieb W,1X5 6 7 5 5 2 7 Rada 5,6ianta4(11 Innlnga) MDovIsp 0000 Bovs (14and under) 100 IM — 1. Kevin man. Announced that Lorry Breedlove, to fight Tucker as part of the HBO pion Tyrell Biggs on Oct. 16, bodies, tuned up for the October said of Tyson after the fight. Tucker run average in 33 games at Frazier 1 1-3 3 0 0 1 1 Poirot. third bosemon tor the Springfield Red Birds York Yankees purchased vete Loyelle S,1 3 2 0 0 2 3 Atockd 1000 series. Nows Spinks would like to perhaps in Atlantic City. fight by stopping journeyman Lo had said before the bout that a loss Columbus. Reardon LAO 21-321113 HBP— Whitt by Kaiser. WP— Stieb. TotaN aaia Tetalt asHs Girls (9-10) 2Xyord fly — 1. Elisha of the MIchvest League, will May for ran left-hander Ai Holland from CMltaMI SAN FRAN CINCINNATI Bernstein, 2. Christine Esiami, 3. Jes UttleRock. fight Tyson. After that fight, plans call for renzo Boyd in the third round last to Tyson would probably force him Umpires— Home, McKean; First, O b rh M their Columbus farm club Sun Clements, who had made a CYoung 3X3 7 3 3 0 2 McClelland; Second, Young; Third, Shu- c D rh h l Son Diego sica Fisher. FOOTBAU. Spinks was among the 7,800 Tyson to meet undetermined oppo Friday night at (%rpus Christ!, EcfcenW 41-3 3 2 2 0 6 Aldrete rf 4 12 0 Larkin ss 6 0 2 0 Girls (11-12) SXyard fly — 1. Melissa into retirement. Afterwards, he day and optioned left-hander previous trip to Columbus this lock. Mllnercf 0100 Bell 3b spectators at the Las Vegas Hilton nents, the first in December or Texas. The victory gave Biggs a J Howell 21-3 1 0 0 0 1 T — 2:46 A-33,3S1. 5 1 0 0 Game Winning RBI — None. Myers. ATLANTA^LCOhl^ AU4 hinted he might try to reverse those Pat Clements to the Interna season in a continuing shuttle GNelsonWA-2 X3 0 0 0 0 1 Mltchll 3b 5 0 10 EDovIscf 4 2 2 1 Bovs (11-12) SXyard fly — 1. Kevin tin, running bock, and Anthony Allen, for the Tyson-Tucker fight. He sat January, the other at Tokyo on record of 1X0 since turning profes plans. Beronguer pitched to 3 batters In the 7th, Leonard If 4 0 11 Porker rf 5000 E— Grant X DP— Son Dtego 1, Houston 1. Begley, 2. Derrick Payne. wide receiver. Released Howard Hood, in the very last row, the cheap tional League club. between the Yankees and their CDovIscf 3 112 TJonesIf 5 120 LOB— Son Diego 7, Houston 6.2B— Ashby. Match 21. After that, he is supposed sional after the 1984 Los Angeles " I hope to get to fight him again ECkerslw Mtdiedto 1 batter IntheOth. HR— Ashby (10). SB— Owynn 2 (34), Doran Boys (1X14) — SXyard fly — 1. Rauls DerrMVneixnd and (ITTC Quick, oftonslve Holland, two weeks away No. 1 farm club, was X2 with Whita Sox 7, Browera 3 Melvin c 5 0 0 0 BDIazc 3 02 2 Ramons, 2. Mark Kirk. ^ seats. Nothing could have been to flght in June or July at London, Olympics. before anyone else gets to him ,” WP— JHowell X PB— Loudner. WCIark 1b 2 0 0 0 McGrlff c 2 0 11 (19). ^ more appropriate. He feels shunted from his 35th birthday, was 4-6 four saves and a 4.88 E R A in 87 IF H R ER BB SO Girls (1X10) — SXyard fly — 1. Sonya BUFFALO BILLS— Waived Don RoMn- perhaps against British heavy Biggs, considered by some a Tucker said. Unwlrao— Home, Cousins; Rrst, John Speler2b 40 10 Esoskylb 5010 Gulllksen. son, offensive tackle. Announced that aside by Tyson. wlUi 11 saves and a 4.14 earned games for the Yankees. CHICAGO MILWAUKEE Uribe ss 4 0 0 0 DCncpc 2b 3 12 1 Son Dtage weight Frank Bruno. legitimate threat to Tyson, looked a Another hat in the ring. son; Sooond, Hendry; Third, Evans. Grant L,X6 2 9 5 5 1 2 Girls (1X18) SXyard fly — 1. Sonya Pele Ewold, safety, has vMuntarllv left T — 4:0X A-33,215. ^ abrhbl obrhM Homokrp 2 0 0 0 Brownnop 3 000 Gulllksen. Guillen ss 5 2 3 0 Molltordh 3 112 YngMdph 1111 Francop 0000 Booker 2 11120 Redusif 4 12 1 Yountet MDavIs 2 0 0 0 0 1 Girls (14and under) lO X y o rd fre e -1. ‘ ‘Imi'CAGO BEARS-Agreed to terms 4 00 0 Leffertsp 0 0 0 0 Stiwilph 1000 Susan Domanico. wtth Shaun Gayle, defensive bock; Steve Rangara5,0rlolaa2 Baines dh 5 0 0 1 Braggs rf 4 000 Garretts p 0 0 0 0 FWIIIms p 0000 McCllers 2 0 0 0 0 2 Caldronrf 5 2 3 1 Brock 1b Heatton Boys (14 and under) 100 free — 1. Bryan, defensive end, and Paul Mlgllatzo, 4 110 Splimn ph 10 0 0 Fracnoph 1000 Rauls Ramans, 2. Eric White, 3. Robert llnabacker. Cut Leslie Frazier, comer- GWalkrib 5 l2 1Surhoffc 40 2 0 JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 Mntgmrp Scott W,1X7 8 3 0 0 5 6 BALTIMDRE TEXAS 0000 Johnson. boefc. Lyons3b 5 12 2 KleferSb 3 0 0 0 Totals a 4 7 4 Totalt a 512 5 Childress 1 0 0 0 0 1 CLEVELAND BROWNS-WMved Clyde irhM O b rh M KWIImscf 4 0 11 Riles ss 3 00 1 Grant pitched to 4 batters In the 3rd. Dwyer dh 4 13 2 Browne 2b Duncan end Sam Johnson, wide receiv 4 110 Manrlg 2b 4 0 2 0 Felder If 3 000 SonProndfco ao OW sa 80—4 ers; Shown Hetfem, Ron PasquMe, Scott SCOREBOARD BRIpkn2b 4000 Retchrss 4 02 2 Lindsey c 3 0 10 JCostllo 2b 2 110 Ctactanall ao 801 OM 01— 5 C R t ^ ss 4000 Sierra rf 3000 Kehoe and Billy Kidd, offensive lineman; Totalt a 7 16 7 Totals assi No outs when winning run scored. Eaatarn Leagua alandinga Jim Poudello, noM tackle; Scott Wottera, Murray 1b 3000 OBrIenIb 4 02 1 (Some Winning RBI — EDovIs (8). SWRRPS — A Gross — Word Holmas Coughlln-Lols Mooro-D. Boudroou 8 . Sheets rf 4 0 10 Parrlthdh 3000 linebacker, and Terry Wright, safety. SWBBPS — A Gross — Dava Malick Pohoulls-Ed stona 67, Bob Clark-Rich Soplsnza, Jim RitchIxRIch Bornatt, 18 Chicago 804 MO a o -7 E-CDovIs. DP— Clndnnotl X LOB-Son DALLAS COWBOYS--S1gn!ta Ron Fel- 73, Lon Annulll 73. Nat — Dick Horan 72. Nat — BUI Zwick 73-467, Wlllla t 6 o b a l l — Olorlo Wollaca-Julla Lombardo 68. Not — Barnia — Bob LaBraux-Jamos Craogem, Don KfllghfSb 4000 Incvglla If 4 12 1 MllwaufcOO la MO 880-1 Frondsco 4, Clndnnotl 13. 2B— Aldrete. OlaksInskI 747-69, Tarry Schilling 7B-X McAulay 8 , Flo Barra-Syl via Machholz Konnedyc 40 10 McDwelcf 4 110 lows.ooraerback.TradedPMlowstotheLps 748-66, Wlllla OlaksInskI 7X7-68, Doc McQuasnay-Frank Volvo 59, Kan Poquatta-Rob Pallx. Gome Winning RBI — Baines (5). HR— CDovIs (18), DConcepdon (1), pittstteid.tcubs) 70 a ^ SoftbaD Angetas Raldere for Rod Barksdale, wide G o lf McKaa 74-468. B Gross — Paul Purcall n , Sarga Sortorl 7 4 4 8 , Frank Klarnon 61, Rosanna OoNIcolo-Boots Cornlalla ScoflalXRay Damars 8 , Mika Oavix TWO NUN BIST BALL — Gross M Yeung If 4 000 MStanlyc 3 100 E— Riles, Boslo, Lyons. DP— Chicago 1, YounoMood (2), EDovIt (W). SB— EDovts2 j ^ n g (PhjHles) 61 46 S70 816 7S-X8. B Gross — BUI Sandar 8 . Nat — 63, MaiY CollInxDot Boblgon 63.' Oortwrfcf 2 100 PotrolllSb 3 12 1 receiver. 8 . Nat — Maynard Clough 8X1466, Sal Landolina W, Ron Morro-Norm Jett Clorka-GIno CaMorona 67, Jim Mllwaukeel. LOB— ChlcogoO, (a), TJones (23), IXtancepdan (3), H£rtsbura(Plrats) » 51 JO 1316 DETROIT LIONS-Stgnod Bob CTvder, Kovln Hogan 81-1X48, Wally Irish BUI Tomkial 7X1465, Paul Sartor CRIBR8— A(3ross-Chrlsto-Saddon Pallatlar 61, Walt Cormlsr-(}aaroa Ban- Booth-Ai^a Llnk68, Roy Embury-Joch BuecMeSb 1000 Milwaukee 5. 2B— Brock, Calderon. 3B— CDovIs (W). SF— Leonard. AlbanvtYonkees) 51 56 J77 1816 7X11-68. C Gross— Jock Madzalo 84. Nat 7X1267, Bob Jonas 8X1X8, Marsh 81. Not — Batty Broucok 842X64. B a i s i Tofolt a 510 5 (iulllen. HR— Maittor (8), Lyons guordtackle; Veraon Maxwell, linx natt 61, Stava Cossano-Pata Romay 61, Carav. tM — Pats Romov-Stova Cos- IP H R ER BB SO l ^ o n H R ^ ) 51 M X77 1816 Docker, and Dan Morgan, g u « 4 — Chad Whltasall 841X68, Charlas Worran 81-11-8, Jim Orlar 1X1X8, Ed Gross — Danlsa Klarnon t f , Nancy Art St. LouIxRoy St. Louis 61, AI ^ 0 57, Wott Cormlar-Oaorga Bannott (1). SB— Redus (34), Surhoff (7). S— Son TYondsco W llllO T^(l^) 49 a AW 2016 TONIOHr* OAMEI Gauntry Club Borgldo X1X69, Bob Ciuastamachlo accogllona 7XX 8, Marty Chlamlacki Davis at. Nat — Mary Collins 8 -2 9 ^ . C Undsey.SF— Riles. GREEN BAY PACKERS-«langIgnedFran- SmIth-F.H. Sullivan 61, Watt Kokoszko- 57. Paul Kannason-JIm Allan M, Oovo Hamoker 7 6 3 3 3 4 NewBrttai JRdSx) 47 a A48 2)16 Tierney’s vs. HPMarket, 6 — kle NeM, wide recelvor. Elllatt Paaaar acoD IM Hl-vard 81b 87-1X71. D Gross— Wally Hart 87. Nat— 8X1X8, Gus Andarson 84148. C Gross Gross — Gall Borzanskl91. Nat— Emily Sam Soglanzo 63, Loo BravaklxCralg Stork-Jon Adorns 68, Kan JorvlxJaal IP H R ER BB SO Lefferts 1-311100 Glens Falls (Tigers) 42 64 JW 27 Fitzgerald Dava Hassatt 97-2471. Dick Malton — Harm Dvorak 8 . Nat — Dannis Sarra 9X3463, Ruth (tonran 9X3X63, D Gome Winning RBI — Potralll (2). Chicago kata aver IM waafcaM asing on aloM Phillips 62, Phil Daly-Poul Soorl 62. Oroutai, Mark KIrk-jim Colllns61, Bob Garretts 1X3 2 0 0 2 2 Pagm l's vs. Glenn Construction, ^ :a kraa. Ma was hi a tbraasawia wllb Slava 10X2X71. Radobaugh 8X1X66, Don Jardos 8X1X Gross — Sylvia Stachholz 98, Nancy Mrrond Jr. -Bob Porrond Sr. 61, John E-M Skinley. LOB— Baltimore 10, LongWAA 6X3 5 3 3 3 1 JRobInton LA-7 1 3 1 1 0 1 — Rngerold INSIDE N INE — A — Word Holmas 69, Jim McAulav 841X71. D Gross — Bonnott W. Nat — Judy Pyka 9X4X8. Texas 7. 2B— Fletcher, OBrIon. HR— Thigpen SA 21-3 0 0 0 0 2 Winiomsport at Albany, pdd., rain Pawar sad Marshall Lavlataa. TWO DAY MBMBBR-MBMBBR — BanavigxMare SchariM'«, John Laurfs- Ctadmiall Rttsfleldio, NewBrttaln6 Blue Ox vs. Thrifty Package, 6 — V i t T 14 — A — Dick Horan 5X445, 33-3-8, Stan McFarland 346-8, Bill Nick DlPlotro 8 . Nat — Earl Andarson Ovarall WInnars (Nat) — 118 — Walt Bob Jomloson 40, i d McLoughlli Potralll (3), hicavlella (21), O w ^ Milwaukee Browning 7 4 2 2 2 4 Pogonl Zwlck34-X31. Gross— Ward Holmas 73. 9X39-64, Dick Malton 9X2X69, Joa (11). S B -e w ye r (4), McDowell (14), Reading at (Mens Fails, ppd., nrin Bab Vondarkall 547-47, Wlllla Olak- Cormlar-Oaorga Btonatt, 119 — Pots „MIkolawsky - Jky 63, jMck Rick Whodon-Ruas------Boslo L,7-3 21-3 6 3 3 0 1 Franco 1 3 2 2 0 0 Harrlsbiwa3,VermentO Nassiff Sports vs. Mudville, 7:W — Radio, T V slntkl 547-47, Doc McKaa5X447, Frank B — Jim Griar 347-37, BUI Sondar Mullan 9X2X8. Romoy-Stava Cossono, 123 — Bob povldsan 63, Loo Bravakls-Cral# Phil- Browne Aldrich 1 X3 5 2 2 0 1 FWIIIIamt 2 0 0 0 1 0 Pogonl 3X7-8, Bob Jonas 34X31, Marsh MCC LADIBS— MEMBER-QUEST— Tillwpod Ups 63. (19). Crtm 3 4 2 2 1 0 Klarnon 55-867, Sargo Sortorl 53667, Clark-RIch Lombardo, Paul Kannason- Mntgomry W,1- NewBrltalnat Albany Arm y and Navy vs. Memorial Corner, Craig Eoglason 55-467. Gross — Dava Worran 37-431, Paul Sartor 37-431, Gross — Marion Zomoltls-Sua ALTBRNAT* LOW QROSS LOW NET Jamas Allan, 125— Lao Brovakls-Crolg IP H R ER BB SO Clear 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 6 — Keeney Rogar Macalona 3X7-31, Joa IMocalona Eg^ton-lsoMlla Porclak-AIIca Bon- BoNbMto PIOMic 1 0 0 0 0 2 HarrIsburaatGlensrais Malick 73, Lon Annulll 73. B — Worran — Gross — Barnard Quansol 8 . Not — Phillips, Art St. LouIxItM St. Louis, LOW QROSS LOW NET — OroM — JRoMnson ^ched to 1 batter In the WllllamsportatPtttsIMd Main Pub vs. Hungry Tiger. 6 — TONIQHT Howland 5412-44, Kavin Hogan 57-1X44, 3X7-31, Rick DaNIcolo 3X7-31, Ed Clcco- tlav 8 . Nat — Nancy Dovta-P. Schroll- Tad Blosko 8 . B — AI Smith 83. Nat — Jim CollInxMork Kirk, 126 — Phil Stan Oomlon 72, AuMto Link 77. Nat— Boddicfcar L,7-5 7 10 5 5 3 4 Aldrich pitched to 1 batter In the 9tti. 11th. ReodtngatVernMnt Charter Oak 7 :8 p.m. — Yankees at Indlons, MIo m 3X7-31. C — Harm Dvorak 37-X8, Nonev Bannatt-N. Flnnagon 8 , Bart Wjllmson 1 0 0 0 0 2 HBP— J Castillo by Long. Maynard Clough 5X14-44, Wally Irish Bob Chipps 8 , John Guard 74, Rich Ooly-Poul Soorl, Bob POrrond Jr.-Bob Tad Blosko 8, Jim Boolh 8 , Lon HBP— CDavIs by Browning. BK— TMNlay’8 Oames Dean Machine vt. Police. 6 — ChonnoT 11, WPOP 5X11-44. C — Frad Tracy 5X1860, M n i s Rodobaugh 3X1X8, Ed Dulloo Oromon-O. RobartxEmmo Olakslnskl- Brawar 75. C — lYank Volvo 8 , Kan Porrond Sr., 1 8 — Rob JanMson-John Batongsr 8 . B Gross— Don Tuckar SI. Umpires— Homo, Morrison; First, Hammoker. NewBrttalnatAlbaiw Robertson „ ______7 :8 p.m. — Phillies of Mots, Sport- Charlas Borgldo 6X1963, Art Pyka 3 9 X 8 , Mort Rosanthal 3X8-31. D — Earl F. Sahl 8 , Gall Barzanskl-H. Morgon- Scoflald n . Not — Roy Damars 63, Lawls, Norm Pallallar-Rgn Morro, Ed Nat — John Clszawskl 7X BlIIMustard BWttt WA-5 81-3 5 2 2 6 11 TsdiMb; Second, Phillips; Third, Umpires Home, Stello; Rrst, Harvey; Cummings vs. Gentle Touch. 7;a — sChannel, W K H T Andarson 4X1X8, Nick DIPIatro 4X1X Bav DIPIatrxM. Comav 8 , Norma Mahordc ttarrisburaatfMensMIs 6X1963, Jack Madzalo 5X1563. D — Barnia McQu m m v 8 , Kan Dunbar 77. McLoughlln-Carl MIkolawsky, 18 — 75. C Gross Joa BoMlau SM taT— X3 0 0 0 0 0 Clark. Second, Davis; Third, Oreea. WllHamsportatPIttsfleld ' Robertson 1 :8 p.m. — Red Sox at. Rangers, Wally Hart 61-24-37, Hogan Zomoltls 8 , Barnia Glovino 4X11-31, Joa Mullan Mortln-Jon SlmmonxCloIra Rossattx TWO MAN BUST BALL — O re u — Eric StonxMott Nowak, Rick Wodon- Marty Slanka 71, Oaortia PronM n PB— MStanloy. T— 2:SXA-»J82. T-3:4X A— 44AW. ReodbigatVermont Telephone vs. Elks. 6 — Nike NESN, W TIC 6X37-8,------Dick Malton I6 ( X 2 9 «. 4X1X31. Dick Malton 441X31. Laslla Balchar 8 , Viola Llglnskl-J. Joa Poulln-Stoya Tonnar 66, Nick Russ OavMson, Walt Kokosika-Sam bargar 72, John Konsal 74. H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 3, 1987
■ p ..MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 3. 1987 — 15 Lendr conserves energy Bet Twice nips Alysheba to take Haskell
In winning D.C. crown By Dick Joyce third, 2>/i lengths behind Lost Code The Associated Press last, another 28 lengths back. who was a head behind Bet Twice! Bet Twice, trained by Jimmy By David Glnsburg free points, I had it.” His stretch drive came up Just Croll and based at Monmouth, has ‘■One day you’re on top of the worid, OCEANPORT, N. J. - Bet Twice short. The Associated Press L^ndl, playing in his first tourna the next day you sink to the won all four starts there and now
MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 3. 1687 — 17 Monday T V FOCUS Advice
tfiOVM-. April in Pari*' ‘Peopla told us H wouldn’t lasf • D*P»rtment amployae becomes involved with a chorus girl. Doris Dev Hay Bolger. Claude Dauphin. 1953. NY SISTER 5 . 3 0 P M lO IS ] The Hayburnars A SAN Mom throws wet blanket warm friendship develops between a young boy and a mantally ratarded farm When PrfttI (Re Gloria Steinem looks back on 15 years of Ms. hand as they work together to raise a becca Schaeffier, steer for a contest. bottom) be (E S P N ) Truck and Tractor Pull on nudists’ wedding plans com es a candidate By Vera Haller sort of accident, I just happened to lowed them to write about the seriously," she raid. "W e were still The Assocloled Press MOVIE: 'The Othar Woman' A for class treasur be there,” she said. “ I was writing women’s issues. having to prove that women were r-old widower marries a girl half DEAR K er, Sam (Pam the outside of my ankle. I looked about and reporting on what women “ So I started to go out and speak. being discriminated against.” his age and then has an affair with a ABBY: I am 27 NEW YORK — Gloria Steinem grandmother. Hal Linden, Anne Ueara Dawber) volun around, and found what I believe to were doing. That was and is my Women were Just so relieved and Some of the Issues that the . Madolyn Smith. 1983. and getting was a young free-lance writer when teers to be her be the safest, most sanitary place to job.” cheered to bear that they were not magasine tackled were abortioir, married in Sep she became a Playboy bunny for 0:00PM ® ® 0 campaign man have it done, and I discussad It with the only ones feeling something was equal pay for equal work, battered ) News tember to a Show magasine and turned her , ’ C5D Threa'i Company ager, on "M y Sister the owner. However, being only 17, STEINEM IS currently celebrat wrong,” she raid. wives and redefining the role of wonderful Dear Abby experience into a dryly humorous * { £ ) Matt Houston Sam.*' The CBS I need a parental consent form ing a milestone in her career — the Finding financial backing for the women in the family. young lady expose of the rituals in rabbitdom. Qimma a Broak series airs MON Abigail Van Buren signed first. 15th anniversary of Ms., the magazine venture was difficult. dS named Julie. “ But in general now, there is a DAY, ADO. 3. The article published in 1963 women’s magazine she co-founded Help finally came from Clay ae (3 ) Qreatest American Hero She and I are My father refuses to sign it. He created a public sensation — and public majority acceptance women and edits. Felker, then editor of New York, "'(29) Angie nudists, as is her says, “ Tattoos are bad news.” He some personal misgivings. “ The During an interview at the are discriminated against and it’s “ ® ) Doctor Who CHECK LISTINGS still believes the old stereotype that who used a portion of the new FOR EXACT TIME whole family. minute that appeared, it was much midtown offices of Ms., Steinem magasine as a supplement for his wrong,” Steinem said. “ It’s more ''C S ) Charlie's Angels We have always only drunken sailors, dirty bikers harder to be taken seriously,” she looked back at the magazine’s publication. fun editorially because we can Quincy wanted an out and other ’ ’undesirables” have said. report on solutions.” tattoos. struggles and successes, many of Since then, the influence of Ms. © ) Reporter 41 door wedding, and want to have the "It was a real career error of carry the ring? I hope this covers I tried to explain that every day I which reflect those of the women’s has been felt in many ways. Ms. will reflect these changes ^.ji® MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour ceremonies at the nudist camp gigantic proportions because I was d D Spring Break Reunion From Fort Lau ( 0 Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy Mar everything. have seen many people driving movement. Steinem said an article about the beginning in September when its - »®i) Fame (60 min.) derdale, Fla.; songs of the '50s and '60s athon where we met three years ago. just barely beginning to get some Mercedes and BMWs and dressed “ I suppose we are as surprised as movie, “ Cagney and Lacey,” format changes. The magazine will performed by Jan and Dean. Little An [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) Grant, J.L. and So far, all our invitations have serious journalistic assignments — .ntpiS ] MOVIE: 'Swallows end Amazons thony. Del Shannon, the Association, the DEAR ABBY: I ’m considering in business suits with tattoos. I also anybody that it’s lasted for IS helped it become a television have features on lifestyle trends, Foreverl Coot Club' Rabble-rousers Jonah enter a fund-raising Bathtub Race been accepted — except one. You which was very hard for a woman Crystals, the Drifters, the Mamas & the to benefit the Aquarium. changing my name. It’s not that I’m tried to explain that a tattoo will not years,” she said; “ People kept series, and a short essay on Sheila travel and health and will include tause trouble for a group of Papas, Peter Noone (from Herman's Her guessed it — the reluctant one is my at that point. telling us that it would never last, •conservation-minded English children [ES P N ] Skateboarding: Pro Champion ashamed of my name, but it’s very change who I am, and tht it will be Tobias, who named and wrote short articles in addition to its usual mils). Lou Christie, the Strawberry mother. The non-nudists under long, hard to spell and hard to “For many years I regretted six months at the most.” about math anxiety, prompted a ’ along the banks of Alarm Clock, John Sebastian. Bobby ship (Taped) virtually harmless and will not hurt long, in-depth, stories. the Norfolk River in the 1930s Adapted stand that they will not be required retnember, which could be a doing it,” Steinem said. But with She credited the magazine’s flood of letters. Tobias then wrote a Vee, Fabian, and the Kingston Trio 1 1:0 0 P M ® ® (2D (0 ) ® News anyone, excluding myself from the stories of Arthur Ransome. Ro Hosts: Connie Stevens, Frankie Avalon. to be nude. My 23-year-old sister the advance of the women's move vitality to its readers. semary Leach. John Woodvine 1984. disadvantage for a young man momentarily. book and established several math STEINEM FEELS that there is (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) ( ® (DD Late Show (In Stereo) and I have tried unsuccessfully to ment, she began to accept the (E S P N ] SportsLook hoping to make it in the business What do you think? “ It’s the result of letting women anxiety clinics. still much to be accomplished in the [C N N ] PrimeNews d D Odd Couple persuade Mother to attend. She validity of the article. tell the triith to each other and not world. What do you think? TO TATTOO OB women’s movement. (M A X ] MOVIE: 'Back to the Future' [D IS ] My Friend Fllcka d D Abbott and Costello refuses to budge, saying if we want “ It wasn’t until '69 or '70 that, ^ (CC) A time machine transports a teena C.J. IN BUFFALO NOT TO TATTOO pretending that we’re all white, SHE ALSO NOTED that Ms. was “ The structural change has just (2D Barney Miller her to attend, we will have to thanks to feminism, I realized that ger back to the period when his parents [E S P N ] Powerboat Racing: Popeye Off- DEAR TO TATTOO: I think you skinny, beautiful, that we’re only the only magazine to publish begun. Wherever you look, the Shore Grand Prix From New Orleans. (60 (2D Alive From Off Center change our plans. this was a worthy subject, that *..were In high school Michael J. Fox. DEAR C.J.: I ’m reminded of a should quit trying to sell your father interested in 101 different ways to writing by Alice Walker, who has problems are still there,” she said. Christopher Lloyd. Lea Thompson. min.) (Taped) (2D Tales of the Unexpected Shall we give her an ultimatum these women are waitresses and very bright, ambitious young man on the ’’harmlessness” of a tattoo, cook hamburger, being superwo since won a Pulitzer Prize for her “ I think parenthood and children ^^1985 Rated PG (In Stereo) [H B O ] Welcome Home Encore (CC) ® M'A*S*H and stick with what we want? At sex objects, and all women are man or whatever,” Steinem said. Highlights from the July 4, 1987. con who faced the same dilemma. He and wait until you are old enough to book, “ The Color Purple.” has finally come to the top of the ^ JU S A ] Cartoons I0P ELIC ULA ; 'Una Chica para Dos' Iran this point, I feel like telling my waitresses to some extent,” she cert celebration honoring Vietnam veter concluded: ’ ’The harder a name is get one without parental consent. Steinem says the magazine is national agenda because women 6,:30PM SD M-A-S'H ans, from Capital center in Landover, Eory, Duo Dinamico. mother we will miss her. What do said. “ It was worth the expose.” THE IDEA FOR a feminist to remember, the harder it will be Over the years I have had numer taking a new direction as the have flooded into the paid labor • ® ® ABC News (CC) Maryland (90 min.) Part 2 of 2 (In 0 S C T V you say? Since then, Steinem has emerged to forget.” Thank you, Arnold ous letters from tattooed readers magazine came about in the iate women’s movement develops. force but men have not flooded into Stereo) [C N N ] Moneyline BOBBY IN NASHVILLE as one of the major forces in the 1960s when she was working as a .. ‘ dX) Jaffersons Schwarzenegger. requesting information on how to AP photo “ For the first many, many years, the unpaid labor force. [M A X ] MOVIE; '48 Hrs A convict is re [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet women’s movement but she says (K!) Laverne & Shirley leased from prison for 48 hours to help a DEAR ABBY: I am a 17-year-old free-iance writer for such maga when the women’s movement was d e a r BOBBY: It appears that remove tattoos. Please reconsider. the role was not one of her early “ The reproductive issues came 9QI NBC News rumpled police detective catch two es [ES PN ] Surfing: Pro Championships girl. I graduated from high school Gloria Steinem, co-founder and editor of Ms. magazine, zines as New York, Glamour and reaily a subject of ridicule, when first because they affected all From Huntington Beach, Calif (Taped) your mother has already given you ambitions. McCall’s. She said she and many of *"dD Nightly Business Report caped killers Nick Nolte, Eddie Murphy. with a B average, have been Every teen-ager should know the makes a point during an interview in her New York office people were saying, ’You’re ali women. The child-rearing issues James Remar 1983. Rated R [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Breathless' A street an ultimatum — either have a "I was aiready in the media when her female colleagues were frus - ® ) Noticlero UnivIsion accepted to the university of my truth about sex, drugs and how to be bra-burners and all that,’ we had to come next because they affect the [U S A ] Riptide A governmental cover-up wise car thief, on the run from the law. conventional wedding or count her last month. the movement came aiong. It was a [C N N ] Showbiz Today pursues a beautiful French student Ri choice, and have a good, steady job. trated because editors rareiy al- work very hard to be taken next most,” she said. may be underway when a father realizes out. Knowing how your mother happy. For Abby’s booklet, "What [ES P N ] Fly Fishing With Joe Hum- that the body delivered to him isn't that chard Gere. Valerie Kaprisky, Art Me- I do not smoke, drink, take drugs or Every Teen-Ager Ought to Know.” trano 1983. Rated R feels about nudity, if you stick with phreys of his son. the victim pf an army training associate with peole who do. send a check or money order for accident. (60 min) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Boy in Blue' Near the your plans, it will clearly show her My problem? Three or four 7 :0 0 P M ® CBS News $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 end of the 19th century, young oarsman that you don’t give a fig (leaf) about months ago I became interested in CfD News 8 :3 0 P M C3D My sister Sam (CC) Sam Ned Hanlan rises from a life of bootleg whether she attends or not. cents), self-addressed envelope to: New tax law is clobbering volunteers to manage Patti s campaign ging to become an international rowing getting a small (about 3 inches C £ ) Wheel of Fortune (CC) for class treasurer (R) P.S. Where will your best man Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. Box hero Nicholas Cage, Christopher Plum high) purple rosebud tattooed on 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. ® 8100,000 Pyramid ( ® 81.000,000 Chance of a Lifetime mer, Cynthia Dale 1986 d l) INN News d D (0 ) Valerie (CC) Willie and Mark go [U S A ] Fridays (R) ( 3 Best of Saturday Night out on a double date chauffeured by 1 1:30PM ® dD Nightline (CC) investors who want to sell dS) M*A“S*H their older brother David (R) (In Stereo) [D IS ] Here's Boomer ( ® Entertainment Tonight Actor Jeff d D Wheel of Fortune Bridges (In Stereo) Artery test poses risks Recently. I 1^) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour 9 :0 0 P M ® Newhart (CC) The Lou- Don Scott owns a similar building d.t) (2D Honeymooners was told that I d l) Barney Miller dons hire a substitute maid after Ste but he can get $155,000 for it. again phanie injures her toe (R) d D Topper d e a r d r . send $1 to P.O. Box 91369. Cleve appear to be in payments over a few years. He (0 ) Dating Game ( ® $D International Special Olympics (2D (2D Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) GOTT: My land, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to ask finding a lot of too would forgo cash in 1987. (0 ) Jeffersons Opening Ceremonies (CC) Host Barbara (2D Weekend with Crook and Chase brother, age 55. fo r the "Health Report on fault in the new Assuming they both have other ($9) Hollywood Squares Mandrell. Appearances by the U S Navy (0 ) Hogan's Heroes had an angio Headaches.” est tax law. In Sylvia debts and other assets, let’s say d D Novela: Victoria Band. Whitney , Houston. Arnold gram due tocon- Schwarzenegger and Frank Gifford (0 News response. I re that their inclusion ratio is 80 0 1 Nightly Business Report stant head Dr. Gott highlight coverage of opening- [C N N ] Sports Tonight tort that experts percent and their profit ratio is the dD Mett Houston ceremony events at the seventh Interna aches. After the DEAR DR. GOTT: Since I who have been Porter [DIS] MOVIE: 'These Thousand Hills' A Peter Gott, M.D. same. [C N N ] Moneyline tional Summer Special Olympic Games, test he was told retired, I no longer take daily dissecting that from Notre Dame Stadium in South ranches who is initially staked by a Here.’s the story. Dan, who sells [ES P N ] SportsCentor young woman leaves her to marry the to lie flat on his showers; no dirt, no sweat. How law — along Bend. Ind (2 hrs.) (Taped) for $155,000. pays tax on $99,200 in [T M C ] Tender is the Night A psychialr banker's daughter Don Murray. Richard back for eight to often do I need to bathe? with me — have e I ® ) MOVIE; 'Rebel Without a Cause' A Murray. Richard Egan 1959 1987. Even as long-term gain, that ist falls in love with and marries his pa youth, who has lost respect for his par 10 hours, which been ripping it comes to $27,776 of tax and he hasn’t The Quishes today tient but her emotional instability ents, gets involved with a gang of juven [ES P N ] SportsCenter he did. Why was causes problems (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 3 apart with far more vigor than 1 they receive it. So. since the profit received a penny to help pay it. ile delinquents James Dean. Natalie [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Stripper* Six women this necessary? DEAR READER: The frequency [U S A ] Airwolf In an effort to protect the Wood. Sal Mineo 1955. talk about their lives and livelihood as have. It’s my job to tell you where rdtio is 90 percent ($270,000 profit How about Seth, who sells for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quish of 56 For three weeks after the test, his or temporary neurological events with which one bathes is a highly and how the new law helps you and daughter of a French terrorist hunter, d D (0 ) MOVIE: 'The Lonely Lady' (CC) A they prepare to compete at the First An out of a $300,000 sales price). they $150,000? Well, he doesn’t pay a cent Grandview St. celebrated their 50th the Airwolf team must infiltrate a mime nual Stripper s Convention in Las Vegas. voice was garbled and he lost the that resemble strokes. These are individualized decision. Years ago, at the same time point out the successful screenwriter shocks ever would pay tax on $45,000 of the in taxes on his sale in 1987. Reason? wedding annviersary on July 17. They troupe (60 min.) yone by telling exactly how she reached Janette Boyd. Sara Costa 1966. Rated hearing in one ear. Is this a normal called transient ischemic attacks, in rural New England, parents used numerous areas where this new $50,000 they get the first year at a 28 ' R (In Stereo) Because the sales price was not were married on July 17,1937. A cocktail 7 :3 0 P M PM Magazine "Wheel of the top during a televised awards cere side-effect? or TIAs, and are among the most to sew their children into long johns legislation will be clobbering mil percent (long-term) rate. Right? more than $150,000. Fortune" cohost Vanna White, face mony Pia Zadora. Lloyd Bochner. Bibi [U S A ] Today's FBI common complications of brain in November and take them out for Besch 1983 (In Stereo) lions of unsuspecting Americans. Absolutely not. Look at what the Keeping in mind that one of the reception was given in their honor at the peeling, a plastic surgery procedure to 1 1 :3 5 P M (33 Entertainment Tonight DEAR READER: By performing angiography. This apparently is a bath in May. Cleanliness was For example, let’s review how new law has worked. First, the avowed purposes of this new law remove wrinkles. 0 ) American Masters: Unknown Chap Actor Jeff Bridges (In Stereo) an engiogram (X-ray study of home of their son and daughter-in-law, lin - My Happiest Years: Part I of III (CC) what happened in your brother’s relative and took a back seat to the now arcane world of installment Bobbs have to figure out the basis was to take the tax motivation out of fS~) Currant Affair arteries), your brother’s doctors warmth. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quish. Dinner was (R) 1 2 :0 0 A M ® W K R P in Cincinnati case. Although your brother’s TIA sales has been turned topsy-turvy. ® d2) Jeopardyl (CC) (generally cost minus deprecia business and investment transac (3D Novela: Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe ® Ask Dr. Ruth (R) probably were trying to discover if was hardly “ normal.” it was Our modem society has become Consider Steve and Ellen Bobb. tion) of their other assets. They held at the Gelston House followed by ® ) Entertainment Tonight Actor Jeff tions. you can draw your own (0 American Masters ( ® Cannon a tumor or malformed blood vessel recognized side-effect o f the preoccupied with cleanliness and They have owned a modest apart then add that to the outstanding an evening of theater at the Goodspeed Bridges Part 1 of 2 (In Stereo) conclusions as to just how well they [C N N ] Lafry King Live dD Star Trek was causing his headaches. This procedure. body odor. The pendulum has ment house for 20 years. They installment obligation of the sale. CQ) Major League Baseball; New York succeeded. As a matter of fact, Opera House in Chester. The couple has Tales of the Unexpected A success test involves placing a tube into an Of course, bis garbled speech and swung to an extreme, in contrast to depreciated it in equal yearly Yankees at Cleveland Indians (2 hrs.. 30 [DIS] MOVi^; 'Johnny Tremain' (CC) In dD Assuming the basis for other assets based on this previous example. two children, Philip Quish of Vernon and min.) (Live) 1773. an apprentice silversmith spies ful art collector seeks revenge after his artery and injecting material, loss of hearing may have had the medieval kings of France, who amounts (the so-called straight- is $50,000. they add that to the romance with a conniving woman ends Dan very well might be better off (ID dD Carson’s Comedy Classics for the freedom-loving Sons of Liberty called contrast medium; therefore, another cause. For instance, cer bathed a few times a year and line depreciation) while they owned $250,000 installment obligation. reducing his sales price by $5,000 Thomas Quish of Manchester, and a and joins their defiant Boston Tea Party (2D MOVIE: 'I Take This Woman' When patients often are required to tain forms of migraine headache relied on perfume at other times. d D Barney Miller Hal Stalmaster, Luana Patten, Jeff York it. As they near retirement, they That comes to $300,000. You divide and avoiding entirely this grandson, Patrick Quish. a doctor rescues a model from an unfor remain supine for several hours can cause symptoms that mimic If you are inactive in your d D 0 ) Newlywed Game 1957. tunate love affair it changes his own way sell the building for $300,000. They that into the $250,000 figure. Com installment-sale trap. after the procedure until the ’HAS. 0 ) Alice [ES PN ] Surfer Magazine of life Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr, retirement, you probably do not receive a $50,000 down payment and plicated? You bet your bottom Jack Carson. 1940. contrast medium has dispersed and To give you more information. need a daily shower. How often take back a 15-year mortgage for dollar (and you very well may b e). Next Door Neighbors; South End Re [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Kim' The orphaned son OTHER TIDBITS to keep in sidents of the South End of Springfield of a British soldier grows up amidst the SD Consumer Discount Network the puncture wound in the artery I ’m sending you a free copy of my should you bathe? Ask those around the other $250,000 at 10 percent They then come up with a mind: College Notes give a history of their own unique per adventure and pomp of 19th-century Co ( 0 Alfred Hitchcock Presents has sealed off. ’’Health Report on Headaches.” you to let you know when you need a interest. percentage of 83 percent. They 1. This new crackdown does not spectives. lonial India. Based on Rudyard Kipling's dD Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) (R) Unfortunately, angiograms of the Other readers who want more shower — or take one on Saturday That’s really what they were multiply that by their other debts apply to your residence. And that ' [C N N ] Crossfire classic. Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell, head can sometimes cause strokes Paul Lukas. 1950. Rated G. (6p Gene Scott information on the subject should night whether you need to or not! looking for — a steady income over (excluding their home). Assume covers the various aspects of the [D IS ] Mouseterpiece Theater [U S A ] W W F Prime Time Wrestling [C N N ] Newsnjght a period of time. the total of all their debts is $200,000. deal. The sales price of your home, [E S P N ] NFL's Superstars Bud Grant. Cosgrove graduates Bridgeport Logan named to dean’s list ® Designing Women Char [ES P N ] SportsLook While the sales price is $300,000. So, instead of taking the original the basis (cost) of your home, and (Taped) 9:30PM m’ l 111111 the adjusted cost of the building down payment of $50,000 into any debt due on your home — all [H B O ] Fraggle Rock (CC). (In Stereo) lene's date for New Year's Eve could be 1 2 :0 5 A M ® Simon & Simon Crime Patrick Cosgrove of Manchester graduated from the Renee M. Logan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred a dangerous prison escapee (R) drama Gerald McRaney and Jameson Thoughts (after taking depreciation) was consideration. Ellen and Steve will these are excluded from the calcu Bridgeport Hospital School of Medical Technology on Logan of Manchester, has been named tothedean’s Il8t 6 :0 0 P M ( D Kate & Allie (CC) Allie Parker star as San Diego-based private only $30,000. To repeat: The Bobbs [ESPN ] Volleyball: Pro Beach Tourna have to deal with 83 percent of lations in an installment sale. July 13. at the University of New England in Biddeford, Maine, Tails head over heels in love with a ment From Calif. (60 min.) investigators Rick and A.J. Simon. Epi bought theproperty years ago when 'former football player. (R) sode information to be announced. (70 $200,000. That comes to$166,000 that 2. As sale by an investor of a for the spring semester. She is majoring in physical [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Check is in the Mail' it was much cheaper and they have Cl]) MOVIE: 'The Cassandra Crossing’ A min.) (R) you are treated as having received parcel of undeveloped land also is therapy. When credit problems threaten to drive Clumps of dirt been writing off part of the cost in the year of sale plus the $50,000 passenger on board a trans-European a California pharmacist and his family 1 2 :3 0 A M (33 Archie Bunker's Place excluded from the stringent new Student wins recognition express train is discovered to have the every year. So their total profit over down payment. Since 90 percent of over the brink, he stages his own form of Nightlife (R) (In Stereo) rules. So if you have a choice of plague virus. Sophia Loren. Richard Har rebellion. Brian Dennehy, Anne Archer. (33 Jesus told a parable; ” A sower the mortgage term will be $270,000 that is $194,400, that’s the taxable different properties to sell on an David Bashaw, son of Aubray and Marie Bashaw of Flano named to honor roll ris. Ava Gardner. 1977. Hallie Todd. 1986. Rated R. dD PTL Club went out to sow. Some seedk fell plus interest. amount in 1987! And this was the installment basis, sell the undeve 46 Woodstock Drive, has been chosen to exhibit work in ABC Pilot; Circus (CC) Family (ID (0 Late Night With David Letterman along the path ... other seeds fell on law to simplify the law! the 1987 Student Honors Show for photography students Jay G. Flano, son of Lore Fiano of Bolton, has been drama that explores the reality of life un 10:00 P fVl ® Cagney & Lacey (CC) An (R) (In Stereo) loped land that way. For buildings, named to the honor roll at Stetson University in armed-robbery gang targets Alcoholics rocky ground ... other seeds fell AND PRESUMABLY, since they at Rochester Institute of Technology. der the big top. Stars Krista Tesreau. ( 0 Alfred Hitchcock Presents try to get the buyer to obtain a DeLand, Fla., for this spring semester. Vincent Irizarry and Kurt Thomas. (60 Anonymous and Al-Anon meetings. (60 upon thorns ... other seeds fell on are receiving only $50,000 the first L E T ’S TAKE A LOOK at two m ortgage and pay you the min.) (R) dD Dating Game good soil.” (from Matthew 13) His photgraph, “ Portrait of Men Within Frame.” min.) year, they’ll be able to pay their different yet comparable situa proceeds. d } d i (2D Nows [ES PN ] PBA Bowling: Kessler Open (2 was one of about 90 works chosen from among 300 ( ® News For the sower to have a harvest, taxes on the transaction as if it were tions. Seth Ryan owns a little comer CTD Just the Facts A retrospective of the hrs.) (R) This is just a hint of the student entries. Bashaw will enter his junior year this WIttke makes dean’s list QD MOVIE: Th e Raven' Three magi- for the seeds to produce their grain, M E DITE AN E AN an installment sale. store. He can sell the property for intricacies of the new tax law and ^ cians'vie for power using a beautiful "Dragnet" TV series focusing on the [U S A ] Edge of Night I there must be stuff in which they That is, they’ll pay tax on only the $150,000 on the installment plan. He fall, studying professional photographic illustration. Christopher WIttke of 354 Center St. has been named i^young woman as their ploy. Vincent show's leading police officer, Sgt. Joe how these intricacies directly af Friday, played by Jack Webb. Dan Ayk 1 2 :4 5 A M [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Assault on can grow. They need dirt. So it is SNACK BAR profit portion of the sales price as won’t get any cash in 1987. He worked as a photographer for the Manchester to the dean’s list at Emerson College for the spring ^Price. Peter Lorre, Boris Karloff. 1963. Precinct 13' Cops and convicts join fect you. Herald. royd and Tom Hanks, who star in the with God’s plan and will for this semester. dD MOVIE: 'The Beastmaster' A young new "Dragnet" movie, are the hosts for forces to prevent a teen-age gang from man who can communicate with ani this special. (60 min.) laying siege to a nearly deserted police world. They need something in mals sets out to avenge his father's mur station. Austin Stoker. Darwin Joston, which to grow. That something is Supermarket Shopper der. Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts, Rip (2D Star Trek Laurie Zimmer. 1976. Rated R Torn. 1982. (2D American Masters: Unknown Chap us: you. the reader; me, the writer; lin -The Great Director: Part II of III (CC). 1 :0 0 A M (33 American Leprosy Mis- and everyone else whom we know d D 0 ) ALF ALF convinces Willie to sion travel to the mountains to cut down a (R) r and meet. (33 Monday Sportsnite (60 min.) real Christmas tree. (R) (In Stereo) (0) Honeymooners The world is God’s field, and you (33 Joe Franklin d D River Journeys (CC) Author William @D Noticlero Univislon and I and those others are clumps of A cashier tries to hold the line against coupon cheats Shawcross travels the Mekong from Ho dD Twilight Zone (0 Soapbox With Tom Cottle Fourteen- dirt in it. God plants seeds in us, and Chi Minh City (formerly Saigon) to the age fathers share their side of the teen- 0 Maude Bv Martin Sloane temples of Angkor Wat. (60 min.) (R) from us the harvest will or will not I answered Kodak’s refund advertisement and pregnancy issue. [C N N ] Crossfire United Feature Syndicate ' 0 MOVIE; Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice' grow. indicated that I would exchange my instant camera for 0 Man from U.N.C.L.E. [T M C ] MOVIE: '1984' A state worker the Kodak Tele Challenger. I have not received any Code (bar code. and number) cut out from a * A married couple, enlightened by their Clip ’n’ file refunds experience at a sensitivity institute, try [C N N ] CNN News rebels against the totalitarian govern There are different kinds of DEAR M ARTIN: I am a supermarket cashier. 1 response since then, and that was many months ago. package of Clear Eyes Eye Drops. Expires ^ p t. ment where everyone is under constant thoroughly enjoy my job. but it has one distressing t to share everything with each other and [M A X ] MOVIE: Police Academy 3: people, just as there are different Should I just throw the camera away and forget it’ 30. 1987. ' their best friends. Natalie Wood, Robert Back in Training' (CC) Saving the Aca surveillance. John Hurt, Richard Burton, Health Products (File HA) Cyril Cusack. 1984. Rated R. kinds of dirt. Some of us are hard, drawback. Often customers will hand me a fistful of ANTHONY PACKOWSKI, MANITOWOC, WIS I Culp, Elliott Gould. 1969. demy is the newest and toughest chal DRISTAN Tablets/Caplets Cash Refund and the seed doesn’t penetrate and coupons, and it becomes obvious as I go through them Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off $1 I 0 ) MOVIE; 'Love Story' A young law lenge for the members of the original [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Offer. Send the required refund form and the graduating class. Steve Guttenberg, so it gets snatched away. Some are that most of them are for items that haven’t even been coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage \ student faces an uphill battle when his DEAR ANTHONY: Don’t throw that camera away Universal Product Code symbol (bar code) cut • wife Is diagnosed as having leukemia. Bubba Smith, David Graf. 1986. Rated 1 :0 5 A M [D IS ] Disney Channel Prev rocky and shallow, so the seed purchased. coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed J iew (115 min.) I was also wondering what happened to the offer from the outer package of any size Advanced ! ' Ali MacGraw, Ryan O'Neal, Ray Miiland. PG. doesn’t find much to root itself in. It embarrasses me to hand them back, but I do. One proofs of purchase while looking for the required Kodak made to purchasers of its instant camera after it Formula Dristan Tablets or Caplets (except 12s I ; 1970. 10:30PM dD (2D in n News [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Fiona' A British sex Some of us produce an awful lot of customer said, “ I guess I got in the wrong line.” forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and symbol tells the story of her rise to noto lost a patent lawsuit mounted by Polaroid. That was tins and trial-size cartons), along with the . 0 Novela: Pobre Senorita Llmantour 0 Odd Couple prickly weeds, so the seed gets “ I guess you did,” is what I told her. almost a year ago. At the time. Kodak offered owners a magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers I riety and fame. Fiona Richmond, An cash-register receipt with the purchase price I ’ 0 National Audubon Society Specials 3 D No Empujen thony Steel. 1980. Rated R. choked out. Some of us are good Coupons do save people money. But they shouldn’t be choice of a new camera, $50 worth of Kodak product may not be available in all areas of the country. J (60 min.) abused or we might lose the privilege. circled. Expires Sept. 30, 1987. __ I soil, and the seed produces the coupons, or a share of Kodak common stock. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. !■ harvest God intends. A CASHIER FROM CHARLOTTE, N.C. I called Kodak in Rochester, N.Y., and spoke with These offers require refund forms: PERCOGESIC $3 Refund Offer. Send the Bill Perison, who is in charge of the Kodak refund The good news is that you, clump D EAR CASHIER: I admire your willingness to stand ANACIN $1 Cash Refund Offer. Send the required refund form and the full front panel from Cinema up to those shoppers and do what you think is right. program. He said that the'part of the program relating of dirt, can be worked, enriched, required refund form and the entire outer carton either the Percogesic 50- or 90-tablet-size Shoppers should realize that when cashiers refuse to to the common stock had rbsulted in legal problems. An changed. None of us is perfect soli. of Anacin Tablets 100s or Anacin Coated Caplets package, along with the cash-register receipt with a cc e ^ those coupons they are also protecting their injunction was served, and that suspended any type of the purchase price circled. Expires Sent. 30,1987. • HARTaoao Suparmon IV: The Quasi for Peace We can be better clumps of dirt in 100s, along with the cash-register receipt with the WILLIMANTIC which God can do God’s planting. jobs. Accepting coupons for items that have not Iwen refund. • Clnamo City — Snow White and th* (PG) 13:55, 3:55, 4:55, 7:10, 9:30. — U.A. The ClMirnn— Summer School purchase price circled. Expires Sept. 30, 1987. Here’s a refund form to write for: 'Sovan Dwoiia (G) 1, 3, 7, 1:45. — RoboCop JR ) 13:30, 3:50, 5:15, 7:45, (PG-13) 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:15, 9:15. — Pray and seek that it may be so. purchased is a fraud against the manufacturer, and In the meantime, Kodak is accepting names and .Parionol SarvlcM (R) 1:40,7:10,9:40.— 10:10. — Th* Untouchoblet (R) 13:05, addresses of people who still have their cameras. In NEOSPORIN $2 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 7086, Superman IV: Th* Quest for Peace most'stores have a clear policy of firing cashiers who B ENAD RYL Cash and Coupon Offer. Receive a .Wlthnoll and I (R> 1:30, 4:50, « : » . — 3:35, 4:45, 7:15, 9:45. — La Bombo (PG) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — Full Andrew D. Smltli, Rector improperly redeem coupons. order to register as an owner and qualify for a refund in Cherry Hill, NJ 08034. Send a self-addressed 'Roxann* (PG) 1:15,4:40,9:10. (PG-13) 13:40, 3:55, 5:10, 7:35, 9:55. Metal Jacket (R) t, 3:10,5:30,7:30,9:40. 50-cent refund and a 50-cent Benadryl coupon. envelope. This offer expires Oct. 31, 1987, but St. Mary’s Episcopal Ckarch Cashiers should decide among themselves that they the future, people can call 1-800-792-3000 to register. But , RASTHARTPORD MANCHRSTRR — Th* Lost Bovs (R ) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, Send the required refund form and the Universal requests for the form must be postmarked on or 7:10,9:10. — Snow Whit* and th* Seven will all be firm with all shoppers who try to misredeem until the legal problems are resolved, there will be no Product Code symbol from any size Benadryl . Rostwrad Pub A Clawna — Beverly UA Thaotarz R « t — Bevorl v Hills Cop Dwarfs (G) 1:30, 3, 5, 7. — Jaws th* refund. before Sept. 15,1987. While waiting for the form, •Hills Cop II (R) 7:30. II (R) 3,4:30,7:15,9:35. — Th* Witches coupons. That way there is no “ right” cl)^kout line for Capsules, Tablets or Elixir (except trial size). Revenge (PG-13) 9. — Revenge of th* save the actual Universal Product Code cut out • Peer Richard's Pah A Clnaaia — of Rostwlck (R)3:N,4:45,7:30,9:15.— Nerd* II: Nerd* In Paradis* (PG-13) dishonest shoppers. ^ 1 Expires Sept. 30, 1987. ;Btverlv Hills Cop II (R) 7:30,9:30. Oroanet (PO-13) 3,4:30,7,9:30. Send questions and comments to Martin Sloane In from a Neosporin product package, along with a 1:30,3:30,5:30,7:30,9:30. EMERGENCY DEAR M ARTIN: What happened to the refund on core of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, dated (from March 1, 1987 to Oct. 31, 19V7) • ShearcoM Claemgs 1-9 — Jaws th* VRRNON Fire — Police — Medical Kodak’s instant camera? I still have my Kodak EK6 CLEAR EYES $1 Refund Offer. Send the cash-register receipt with the purchase price -Revenge (PO-13) t, 3, 5, 7:30, 9 :». — ClR#CjRf 1AlAl 1 — Bevsriy _____HJIls Cop^ll^R) ORIVR-INf Manchester 06040. The volume of mail precludes required reftind form and the Universal Product •Pull Metal Jocket (R) 13,3:30,4:40,7:10, 7:10,9:30. — Drognet (PO-13) Mmisfleld — The Living Dovllght* instant camera, but I can’t use it because they no Individual replies, but Sloane will respond to letters of circled. ,9:S0. — Th* Lost Bov* (R) 13:45, 3:45, (PG) with Rocky IV (PG) at dork. — D IAL 911 longer make the film for it. .4:45,7:40,10.— Summer School (PO-13) WRST HARTFORD RoboCop (R) with Platoon (R) at dork. general Interest In the column. •13:30,3:30,4:30,7:30,9:40. — TheLlvIng ■ N n lA t— Beverly Hills Cop 11 (R)7, — La Bomba (PG-13) with Peggy Sue In Mancheeter Daylights (PG) 13,3:3S, 4:50,7:35,10. — 9:30. — Dragnet (PG ) 7,9:30. Got Married (PG-13) at dark. 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 3. 1M7
MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. S. l a n _n KIT‘N*CARLYLg ®by Urry Wright CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-27lf HW6irWH6N CLASSIFIED A D S 643-2711 [ ^ ©CSRCi^V IT Notices Ngficta Buslitess Property...... M Entsrtainmtnl...... MEAHS^REOJOtlT f ^ L Resort Property...... FMANCUU. HELP WANTED I n elp w an ted Leal/Found...... • • J* a®«kk#solno/lncome T o »... • “ S K '" *'*«•••» ond Edulorntnl. Peraonola...... Mertgoeet...... 54 OMIct/Refoll EaulpmenI...... si I HELP WANTED (SlOILTyABaJTEWlMFj Wonted to 9 u y ...... 2 Corosnlrv/Rtmodsllna...... 55 Rotrtotlenol Eouloment...... n " slf i s * ***** **^ As o condition procodont to NELPWANTM iHELPWANnD HELP WANTED Announcemtnta. • w Pelntlns/Peserlne...... L*?.'!/*?’'*' * * ^ OOT Ror ddv. the plocomont of any odvtr- 'ikeume: pau Auctions...... 54 Soots ond Morins Saulemenl...... n D E N TA L Assistant. Mon Reotlns/Sldlns...... 57 Muslcol Items...... 84 28te2Sdms; 80 cools ptr lino per day. tlslnp In the Monchester He W AN TED I Expertwiced COUI i TI r p e rs o n Plnonclel...... 05 R tn to ls Ploerine...... day through Thursday. Ro m p e d savings bank Is ...... 58 £ "!"«ro t end Photo Eaulemenl... 85 rald, Advertiser hereby nopwomviM 10-5. Experience pre PHOTO FINISHING bartenders, waiters, wanted, will also moke AFT0*WARC>S. Rooms for Rant...... ,, Electrical...... S» Pets end Suppllts...... 8S agrees to protect. Indemnify Full time. Will train. and waitresses. Apply soaking o port time SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Empigyment A Education Adarlmsnis for Rant...... " m Heotlno/Plumblno...... 40 MiKtIlantout tor Salt...... 87 WHERE YOU 8ET THE ferred. Reply tp P. O. Ice cream cokes and Condominiums for RonI.. "*sj MIscelloneous Services...... O B M L im O : For clottltled odvertlsemenls to and hold harmless the Man In person, 1260 Main teller for our Coventry Halo Wontad...... n ...... 81 T oq Salts...... as chester Herald, Its officers MOHEVI Box 505, Manrrhester, Apply at Nassif C a novelties. Mondav- for the town of Bolton. Homes for Rant...... Ssrvicss Wonltd...... 42. Wonltd to B u v / T r«^ ...... 1 8V to ptollsiwd Tuesday ttireuen Saturday. Ito Street, Coventry.____ office. Must be psfople SItuollon Wontad ...... i] Slore/Ottlce Seoce...... dtodllne Is noon on Itie day before ouMIcotlon. and employees against any Sine* 1974, we have Ct. 06040. Frlday lO-S. Up to 86 per Wo will train. Idsal part V Business Opeorlunlllta ...... M mera 639 Main St. REGULAR port time oriented and hove ex- Rsssrt Propsriy...... "m Merchandise For advertisements to to published Monday, and all liability, less or •erved thouaande of sa- hour depending on ox- colltnf moth skills. Coll time Job for homemak Instruction...... is Industrial Proeerty...... Ito deadline Is 2:30 o.m. on Fridav. expense. Including attor tlafled cuatomers. It Manchester cashier and clerk. Over porlenco. Will train. ers or retirees. EmplovmonI Strvicos ...... 15 Ooreeta end tleroee...... — JJ Holldav/Seotonal...... 7, Aufametivt neys' fees, arising from 742-7321 for details. ’" S Anttouss and Collsctlblst...... doeanl matter If you are MANAGEMENT 20 hours. Full benefits, Coll Cindy 647-1076. Roemmatst Wonted...... 72 Cart for S a lt...... R B « YOUR AD. cioftlflsd ddvtrtlttmenfs ore claims of unfair trade practi EOE. ______537-5234 or 537-5766. Wonted to Rent...... - 2 Clothine...... married or single, how no weekends no even Hartford Rood Dairy Real Ectatg Furnllurt...... 72 Trucks/Vont for Sole...... 82 token by teleonene os o canvenlenct. Tto ces, Infringement of trade- Oueen. PART time eorly bird to ...... 74 Cempert/Trolltrt...... t j Monebester Herald It rstpontlMe lor only one much money you maKe, TRAINEE ings. Call Manchester Homes for Sole ...... at TV/stsreo/Applloncts...... morks, trade names or pat servo morning custo IM M E D IA TE openings Services Mdchlntry ond Tools...... /* . Motorcvclet/Mepeds...... " t4 Incorrect Insertion and Itwn only for tto slit *f ents, violation of rights of If you have slight credtt Community College Condominiums for Sole.. 1...... a? ...... 74 Auto Servlets...... 95 tto ortelnol Insortlen. Errors which do net FART Time. Earn extra mers, 6 to lOom, Thurs Monday through Erl': Lots/Lond for Sole...... 73. Lawn and Darden...... <...77 Autos for RsnI/Ltoto...... privacy and Infringement of problems, or are facing Learn all phases of Book Store. 643-1097. Clilld Core ...... ■ 51 Deed Thlnes to Eat...... losaen Ito value ol tto odvertltement will net money assisting our day to Sunday. Family day. Steady work; Investment Property...... ajj Cltonlns Servlets...... 2 Mlscotloneous Aulom ollvt.... 87 to corrected by on oddlllenol Insertion. copyright and proprietary foradosurs. If you are a our restaurant opera GENERAL Office. Part COOKS » Fuel OII/Coal/FIreweod...... r» Wontod to Buy/Trodo ...... rights, unfair competition bookkeeper with post run. Dairy Mart, 368 Higher than overage home owner and have tion. Permanent posi ing, filing and light time hours. Flexible. and libel and slander, which sufficient equity, we can 643-1211 9 to 6.______DISHWASHERS Spencer Street, Mon- hourly rotes for wore-' may result from the publica help you with a 1st, 2nd, tion with advance typing. Also help with cbester/Eost Hartford house and delivery IN HOME babysitter for S tion of any advertlsment In or 3rd, fixed rate or ad customer service by townllne. Coll 569-3046. work. Extra benefits the Manchester Herald by ment potential. Good phone. Hours 8;30am- 11 year old. $5 per hour. WAITRESSES Include paid hospltoli:: ^ INtbyNCA.Mc HELP W/WTED advertiser. Including odver- justable mortgage with Monday through Fri H ELP I We need on active (HELP W/WTED HELP W/WTED NDME8 HDME8 any terms to keep your wages and benefits. 12;30pm, Monday Individual to come zotlon, vocations, and Q i tlsements In any free distri Apply through Friday. Appli day. 3am-12 noon for 3 Full or part time. holidays. For Inter DEPUTY Dog Wordtn RMSALE m RMSMi Q] bution publications pub payments low. Quick cations now being ac weeks. Starting In Sep Temporary or perma work with our small CARPENTERS SALES Person. Port time HMDALE lished by the Manchester decisions, no applica company. Telephone view apply or phoirar part timt MonchMftr W ANTED. Pay accord Herald. Penny Sleffert, cepted. Send to the tember 3:45am -8am. nent. Good wages Manchester Tobacco 4» Police Dgpartment. evenings. 3 nights and AM rad Mtote advertised In OPEN House 1-4 Sunday. tion fees, friendly ser Howard Johnson’s attention of Terri c/o Call after 6, 643-9332. orders, light ordering ing to experience. Insu Saturday. Harvey's the Moncheeter Herald le 35 Bratton Rd. Best BRAND New llstlngl Publisher. vice. Call today. 394 Tolland Tpke. and benefits. Apply In and packaging. Custo Candy Co., 299 Greeir F n z z le s Providts anltnol con rance and benefits Under construction the Manchester He person Rd., Manchester. 643- trol SBrvIcB for the Dresses ft Sports Wear. eubled te the Fair Heueino buy. Lovely spacious i-too-tzs-tsos Manchester, C T rald, 16 Bralnord mers bosic duties. We available. Coll Casey ft 646-3100. Act of 1N8, which makes It (termed Cope situated nowl 1 acre of country ASSISTANT MANAGER ore young and orowlng 9147. town and osslata In Crum Construction. llleeal to advertise any oret- side surrounds this spa UEAPER MORTOACE Ploce. No phone calls maintaining the dog on a mature lot In the 649-6220 pleosel ______IN/F Howard Johnson's and will train. Fulltime CONSTRUCTION Com- 456-3491.______erence.llmltatlonordlecrlm- Buckley school dis cious Colonial In Mon- PERSONALS preferrred, port time pound. Minimum of 8 /IlfTOMOTIVE Inotlen bated on race, color, cfwter. 4 bedrooms, CARPCT DEPT. 394 Tolland Tpke. pony now taking appli ACROSS 31 Lending boat Answer to Previous Puzxle O FFICE theater work. trict. This home fea DRIVER. Part time for RECEPTIONIST/OffIce CARING, loving, expe considered. Apply; ct. cations for Estimator hours per week Includ REP/UR rellolen, eex or notional 216 baths with locuzzt, POKERI Seeking four or PAY GUARANTEE Manchester, C T 32 Look cloeely □□□□ n o o n ing 8crturday And 5un- Mature person return orloln, or on Intontlon to tures 3/4 bedrooms, 2 Manchester Herald Assistant. Glaston rienced, Individuals Cone & Reed Company, Sales person. Will 1 MHitiry 33 Former 8.E. Experienced inechenic charming country kit five dependable young OF $18,000 -I- FIRST QCDOD n Q C in O D O day. $5.25/hour. Re ing to work force. Port molco any euch prtfOronco, full baths, finished rec route. Coventry area. bury. Small friendly needed for child core 649-6220 205 Hartford Rd., train, male or female. diviskM) Asian time. Flexible days. needed full time. Must limitation or discrimination. room and much more. chen with custom oak to middle-aged em Short hours. Good pay. company seeks mo- positions in Hartford YEAR. UP TO $28,000 Monchestar 6 Thick snd □□OD nniiD non quires experience In cabinets. Energy effi ployed men Interested 2ND YEAR. Call 643-2659 for ap eesoeiation □ □□□□ □□□□□□G] Call Mrs. Platt be have own tools end Tho Horold will not know Coll today for details. Call 742-8867. 9-12am, 7 ture, responsible Indi County. Call Nannies pointment. short 35 Dentisfe the cere of dogs and ingly occoot any odvortleo- cient Anderson win In 0 weekly poker Lucrative career op BABYSITTER wonted □ HD a o o voltd Ct drivers li tween ttaa-apm. 649- valid C T driver’s license. Offered at $139,900. to 10pm.□______vidual with pleasant “ R" Us Inc. 233-7457, 11 Fur-besring degree (sbbr.) 2596 or 643-0020. Salary negotiable. Call mont which It In violation ot Century 21 Epstein dows. Top Notch quol- gome. Please respond personality. Will train ask for Suzanne._____ portunity In floor cov for 2 children ooes 2 CARPENTER •nlmsl 37 Moist □□□□□□□ onooD cense. Apply of: Per tho low. ity. Gtnerous to Box G c/o The REGIONAL Clossifled nnn □□□□ □□□□ on word processor. Ex erings. No experience and 4. Hours 1-4pm, 4 SECRETARY 13 Nemwr 38 Make e sonnel Office. 41 Center DIRECTOR Pupil and GO VER NM EN T Homos allowances. 8279,900. Manchester Herold.n ads reach nearly PART Time. Pumping necessary. Apply In experienced in kitchen choice □ □□□ ESQDD ODD 8treet, Manchester or Staff Support Services. 247-3493 cellent benefits. Coll days per week and . msscGlin# from $1 (U repair). AN Elegant portrayal of Jackson ft Jackson 3,000,000 homes. One gas, changing tires. In person; Purchasing depart 40 Relstive □ □ □ O D Q O coll 647-3136 for Infor Position avalloble Sep Wayne or Mark Ann Ross 659-3511. Bus- occasional evenings. and bath remodeling. nor feminine Oellnquont tax prop tho modern life style Real Estate. 647-0400. classified ad placed cludes Saturdays. Ideal for someone with ment, busy office re 42 Clump □ □ Q □ □ □ I mation. Equal Oppor tember 1, 1907. 225 day con be seen In this 647-8400.0 Iness Personnel Spruce Street Mobil. Quality minded. Must 14 Ingesting 4 3 erty. Ropossesslons. with the Manchester FLOOR COVERING child some aoe. Refer ____culpa □□□□□□□ □□□QQ tunity Employer. Mi work year. Must hove ImmoculdlQ 2 bedroom Herald will be placed In Associates. 649-3487. quires a secretary IS k le 44 Wipe out (sl.j Coll 805387-6000 exten LOVE AT FIrsi ilgh/Ml FINANCIAL DEPT. ences required, will have tools and trans DQQG] G D n D □ □ □ □ norities and females .Connecticut certifica sion GH 9965. Solem Cape In luxur- over 200 newspapers EXPERIENCED person with accurate typing lA Stretch out 46 Big liierd GQO □□□□ □□□□ urged to apply. tion as Intermediate Every single Inch of RICKEL HOME consider teenager. 643- portation. Top pay for 17 Lest me. 49 In no way this beautiful Cope Cod throughout New Eng needed for custom 9057.______BDD aaBn □□□□ Administrator « 92 and ^UTHERN Now Eng Thls attractive end unit land tor one low price. draperies. Full time. HAIR CENTER right Individual. Full skills to type 19 Edgsr Allsn 52 Jelly base land classifleld ads has been Impeccably 1026 Tolland Tpke. 53 Pity CON8TRUCTION Com- certification In special offers appliances, sky BUSINESS Call Classified 643-2711 Hours con be flexible. FLORAL snop looking for time year-round posi purchase orders and 10 Ekn. t.g. 3 4 Unck>ee ponynow taking appli education or another reach nearly. 800,000 light, cathedral celling mlontolnedl Full ond osk for detolls.o Hourly rate S6 %. STYLIST Manchester 2 port time drivers. 20 Period of hit- eegments 12 M ilarial homes In Connecticut dormer, 3 bedrooms, tion. 54 (poet) cations for Laborer. area of pupil person DISHWASHER. an a cmuol care free Available Imme other related items. Build ftvar 1st floor family room, LOAN: Contact Phyllis at 456- wanted, full or BABYSITTER wantid. torleeltim# 5 5 ------Saxon 36 Gtaang Good wages. Coll 643- nel. Salary range 841- and Rhode Island. Tho STOCK room and counter diately. Apply In per 1 3 woy of life. Garage and person wanted for 3527. After school care for 8 Heavy phone con 22 Orgen for BridgabM 37 Horae bet 2659 for appointment. 847,000 depending on CASHIER & price for a basic 25 your own lot. S140's. Florldo room, rec part-time for son: Floral Expres DOWN (coinp. wd.| 39 Twenty year low plumbing and heating CLERICAL. Small office, year old In Bowers 649-5400 ^ hetring Spanks experience. Send letter word ad Is only S90 and Blanchard ft Rossetto. room, fireplace. Pretty sions, 135 East Center tact. Apply The 1 8 ____ Vagaa 41 fixed rates for supply house. Call Vic diversified duties ,ac- busy salon in Ver schoool area. Coll 229- 22 Mouth pen 1 Large knife Swiss city CABINE*!^ makers. Expe- of application, resume will appear In 75 news "We Guarantee Our treed settlnp Redwood Street, Manchester or 21 Shoalaeatip 42 Dry dishes HOSTESS Forms. 8209,000. Jock- tor Manufacturing and counts receivable,tele 7316 days. 646-70M ev- SCHOOL Crossing Gerber Scientific In 24 Crime 2 Shake rlence helpful but not and credentials by Au papers. For more In Houses" 646-2482.0 call 646-8268. .3 2 3 ____ of 45 Mexican son ft Jackson Real • Consolidation Distributing Co., 236- phones, record keep non. We guarantee enlngs.______Guards, Town of Man strument Co., 83 aiCeeeer^e Speaks necessary. Apply gust 21 to: Dr. Nathan Full or Part Time. formation coll Classi ^ enemy 4 Jackie's 2nd London money Zohner's Wood Work fied, 6d-2711 and osk Estoto. 647-8400.a • Starting 4535.______ing and some typing. to pay you more PART Time Sales. Retail chester. The Town Is 26SPOCO 47 Chesler, 78 Ripley Hill Hours to suit your DELIGHTFUL. Man- RECREATION Gerber Rd.. West, S. 2i i Accounting husband Air Traffic ing, 23 Industrial Drive, • Expanding All benefits. Coll 647- positions available In seeking responsible 5 Noiae tgtncy Control Rd., Coventry, Ct. WBIVMlVl • M84«6VVV* 8» lAVM* 9137. than your cur caring Individuals to Windsor. West, Tollond. 875-6226. 0600.______needs. Experienced MANCHESTER. Cozy Beautiful custom built • Buying East Hartford office DIRECTOR 6 Fixed (abbr.1 (■ bbr.) room Cope with living X-RAY DRIVER Fuel oil. Class 11 rently earning as products store. Look serve as School Cross 7 Who (Fr.) 27 Podc f it 48lnicotegg f u l l time tellers EXPERIENCED Men's or will train, wages With large lot In town room, dining room, kit brick Contomporory Immediate opening 3 0 - Tee- Leniency Is our pol license required. De ing for energetic de ing Guards for the up W ANTED. High school 6 k M piece 28 Turk 50 Wood sorrel needed. Connecticut clothine salesman. based on past older 2 family and sin chen and nicely fin spilt level. 3 large bsid- a hair stylist, plus for certified Recrea age boy to dispose of tung 9 gle family. Nice neigh rooms, 14' X 20' sunken icy, eyen If your busi TECHNICIAN pendable fuel oil deliv pendable mature sales coming school year. Fable writer 33 Entico 51 Skin problem Bank ft Trust, Man Full time. Good salary experience. Apply ished 17 x20 lower level ery east of river. Expe tips, benefits and person. Homemakers tion Director. Must Hours average 19'/i per trash every 2 weeks. chester Porkode of and benefits. Coll Ber borhood. Positive cash rec room with cedar fireplace living room, ness Is not profitable. 643-6623.______; flow.. Klarnon Raoltv dining room and gor rienced only. Full time. hours/flexible shifts. have Geriatric ex week. Salary Is $5.50-16 fice. 647-5500. nard Apter. 643-2470. panelled walls and a Full or part time Insurance and benef opportunity. Call Coll 289-3437 for further per hour. Uniformsand O FFICE help part time.-i 6 4 9 -1 1 4 7 .______twelve foot wot bar. geous brand now kit LEADER for fast paced its. Coll 647-9137. today. Informotlon. perience and at least training provided, no Preferrably with book REIN’S BING bong boomi New vinyl siding, nice chen. 17' X 23' fireplace one of the following experience required. keeping experience.: family room, screened Orthopaedic New Yerk Style Owners need a quick yard and 1 car garage. MORTGAGE Manager skills. Ceramics, Manchester residents Main Street,.' Dead End Job? sola on this Immacu Easily converted Into a porch, 216 baths, 2 cor office. Good pay Parts Dspirtmsnt preferred. Applica oarga. Profosslonolly DATA-ENTRY sewing, music, art, Monchester.______Deli late 5% room Nan 2 car. D. W. Fish 1-800-628-9505 875-0588 tions available at the Consider the Coast Guard Alter tucket Cope at Lydall Realty. 643-1991 .□ landscaped lot. Much, and benefits. Part-time Data Entry Psrson PART time general office ! much more. O. W. Fish ect; Degree pre personnel office, 41 worker tor Manchester- native. Its a chance to do import Rt. 30, Vernon Woods In Manchester. Send resume to clerk for Manchester W illing to train at ferred but wilt con Center street Manches Living room, dining Reolty. 643-1591.0 RN SUPERVISOR- 3-11. ter or by calling 647- real estate office. T v )»r: M ANCHESTER. 8235,000. Area resident. Day recreational Vehi sider all qualified Ing and bookkeeping-- ant /obs. Fighting pollution, sav room, 1st floor dan and RESTON^D and moder- Immediate opening 3126 Equal Opportunity laundry, 3 spacious Newer duplex In conve nlzed 3 bedroom Colon Sports Medicine applicants. For addi experience hel pf ul. 64&-:i; ing lives, and enforcing Maritime work, flexible hours Mondav-Frlday. No cle dealership In Employer, Females, 4655. — . bedrooms, fully op- nient location, large ial with good size YOUR and to your needs — weekends. For more tional Information Minorities and Handl- law. Jobs that will give you big pllanced kitchen. rooms throughout, rooms I Complotly re Information please coll East Hartford, copped urged to opply. “ Sales” Tastefully decorated fully oppllaneed kit decorated. Fireplace, Orthopaedics good pay. Responsi call; chens, garages and QUALIFICATION Crestfield Convols- Tuesday thru Sa NURSES Aides. Training responsibilities and equally big A A A A u to plus plush wall to wall garage, and a penny ble person. cent, 643-5151.______Manchester Manor class starting soon. carpet. Mint condition laundry rooms each pinching prtet. Call on WORRIES ARE 155 M a in Street K IT C H EN ^ rewards for work well done. The side. Perfect for owner CASHIER In convenience turday. Call 646-0129 You will be paid while C lu b Inside and outll Onlyt your future today, M a n c h e s te r Call 646-4411 store. Flexible hours, your learn, plus re Coast Guard can be your route to year young. Reduced occupied or Investor. fflonchord ft Rossetto. OVER! H E L P : Is looking for ambi Sentry Real Estoto. 643- Having problems buy nights and weekends. 569-1220 PRESSING machine op ceive free meals. Tak to 8 1 4 3 ,9 0 0 . Jackson ft Wo Guorantoo Our for interview. 633-4155.______ing applications for full 42 a bright career. For more informa tious fuii time mem Jackson Real Estate. 4060.O House". 646-2402.n ing a house or condo? erator for retail clo Must have cooking FLORAL Designer with thing store. Full or part or port time certified tion Contact your local recruiter bership saie repre 6 4 7 -0 4 0 0 .O ______W HETHER You oro In- If you are putting 20% RN/LPN-We have a full 40 47 48 terested in buying, soi PART Time, so.zsnourly. flower shop expe PART time Secreta- time. Coll Bernard Ap- nurses aides for all experience. Some SUDDENLY available I W %Buy down the LEADER time or port time posi shifts. Earn a high rote at 240-4260. sentatives. Res ling, building or lust MORTQAOE POOL Is Notional In-store mar rience. Full or port ry/Receptlonlst, Mon ter ot 643-2478. heavy lifting re Nice, shaded, fenced b keting company Is tion on 3-11, Monday- of pay plus bonus S2 pected company yard, comas with this need to consult some- R9 ! E§taM available to you re Frldav. No weekends. time. Apply In person: day through Friday. PART time to work In seeking Individuals to Krause Florist, 621 hours. For more Infor quired. Must be able Help Others, help yourself, six room Capa with one on your rtol estate Need a quick sole end dos For more Information 9-12:30 (flexible) sa office. Ideal for student 64 with weii known and gardless of your past distribute coupons and Hartford Rd., mation please call: Di front dormers. 2 or 3 needs, coll us we're o ing for relocation, divorce history, Income or please call Crestfield lary. Negotiable. Coll or houseperson. Flexi to read recipes. The Coast Guard expanding product full servie orgonlzo- samples to consumers Monchester.______429-9007. ble hours. Apply In rector of Nurses, Mrs. bedrooms, 1 1 6 baths. settlement, debt paymenta or credit. Commitments Convalscent, 643-5151. A. Plante, Crestfield Apply in person bet tlon. Free market anal tn altamstlva Inveetment? In local supermarkets. OIL Burner apprentice. person ; Pequot Spring iine. Exoeiient op Fully finished base In 7 days. Call Pat or BAYLOR Supervisor. We WAITRESS wanted full Convalescent Home- ment. Don't m lu this ysis on your existing We provide training. East of the River. Full time part time. Apply Wafer, Spring Street ween the hours of portunity for right We have the answer to your Marcelle today at Reliable transporta hove opening for a /Fenwood Manor at onal 5 1 2 3 ,9 0 0 . Strano home. U ft R Realty. time. Insurance and In person Luigi's Res Extension, 8:30-4:30 Monday - THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 643-2692.0 ______problemsi Call Bob at supervisor position ev 643-5151, Monday Individuais. Saiary, Raot Estate. 6 4 7 -7 6 5 3 .P 1-800-628-9505 tion required. Call 1- benefits. 647-9137. taurant, 706 Hartford Glastonbury.______I f by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee POSITION OPENING 245-1877, Monday ery weekend. 7pm- through Friday, 9am to Friday. commission, incen MANCHESTER. Lovely 3 7om. For more Infor CARPEN TER - Will pay Rd., Manchester. TEACHER. Industrial 3pm. Unsctwnble theee four Jumbles, bedroom Ranch In AIMHO UALTY, MC through Friday, 9am- MANCHESTER. $ 1 9 4 ,9 0 0 . 202 Eaet Center Street 4pm. mation coll Director of for experienced help. EXPERIENCED Wai Arts/Computer Educa one letter to each square, to form tives, and fuii bene Surround yourself with movt-ln condition. Residential remodel tion. Tolland Middle ORDER filling clerks. four ordinety words. HEAD MECHANIC Mancheater, C T Nurses. Monday - Fri tresses. Food working Part time or full time. Carla’s Pasta TJ fit package. Caii plaosura In this seven Quiot, convenlont loca day 9am-3pm. Crest- ing and window Instal conditions. Breakfast School, grades 7 and 8. 275A Progress Dr. room ranch with three tion. Aluminum siding, ling. Call evenings 646- To provide Instruction Monday through Fri The Town of Coventry has a position opening for Paui Winsor. 6494W17 field Convalscent, 643- and lunch. Brownstone day, flexible hours. Manchester USOED bedrooms, 1 1 6 baths, now both, and corpot- ROSinON OPINING 5151. 5458. Diner. 649-4011, 721- and basic Industrial one. (p . HEAD MECHANIC. Applicants must have Call Roberta at 649- a minimum of four,(4), yaare exparianca In tha dan and garage on Ing. Full roe room with 7329.______arts and computer edu 236-3261 Ext. quiet street. Sentry 4th bodroom off rec |CDNDDMmiUM8 CONSTRUCTION Com- CARPENTERS and Cor- cation courses. Super-' 8648. ADMINISTRATIVE As- - n c r __w mechanical repair and maintananca of: aarthmov- Real Estate. 6 4 3 -4 0 6 0 .Q room. DIroctlOns: East IFDB8ALE HEAD MECHANIC pany now taking appli penters helpers. Own RNS wanted for full and vise students In other sIstant/Accounlng. Ing equipment, haavy trucka, swaapare, automo- 265 or cations tor siding tools and transporta part time, 11-7 shift. Glastonbury. Progres Cantor Street to Porter The Town of Coventry has a position opening for situations assigned. bllaa, mowers, and other standard and special Street to Autumn Installers. Minimum 3 tion. Work In Manches Apply ADN, Salmon Contact: Mr. Vene sive company offering YAIRN 1-800-842-4320 A PRACTICAL Solu- one, (1), HEAD MECHANIC. Applicants must hove years experience. Sa ter. Pay according to Brook Convalescent MANAGER career advancement. equipment Applicants must have a minimum of EOE Stroot to 63 Lvndole tlonll Tired of all that Harding, Principal. four, (4), years exparianca In welding, fabrication of Stroot. Reduced to a minimum of four,(4), years experience In the lary comensurote with experience. Imme Home Salmon Brook 875-2564. Application TSMNEE Position leading to pro r x T ~ NELPW/UITBI yard work and shovtl- mechanical repair and maintenance of; earthmov- Drive, Glastonbury. motion within 1 year. parts, hydraulics and overhauNng. Also have the $136,500. Principles Ing?? Wo'vo lust what experience. Call 643- diate work. Coll 643- deadline August 10. Bowling center needs only. 6493935.______Ing equipment, heavy trucks, sweepers, automo 2659 for appointment. 6760. Please call 633-5244. EOE. Handle computerized aWllty to prepare and file reports and records, have you nttd at Fdrost biles, mowers, and other standard and special Manager/Tralneo and general accounting SHORCC their own tools as Is raqulrad for this work, and a (Co l u m b i a , now listing. Rldgo condos on Lydall Excoptlonally citan 3 , Street. 6 room town- equipment. Applicants must have a minimum of Asalstant Mangar. support functions. 15% 7-^ WHAT JOCKEYS valid Connecticut Class II driver's llcansa. secretarial duties. Ac — i n NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. bedroom Ranch high house with 4 levels plus four, (4), years experience In welding, fabrication of ATTENTION Apply In person only or S.J__ __ L-! O FTEN PO IN call for an appoint counting courses a Applications can ba obtained at tha Coventry MANCHESTER AREA on o hill. 2 ear drive- a basement, 216 bofbs, parts, hydraulics and overhauling. Also have the DIRECTOR OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT plus. Computer skllts B ETW EEN K A C E 9 . Toim Garage, 46 Bradbury Lana or at tha Town through garago. Nlcoty eenerous closet space, ability to prepare and file reports and records, have Olsten Tem poraries has ment. Aug. 5, Wednes 1 carport with storage. Position available for RN with BS or equivalent and needed. Excellent be NULDOA Hall, 1712 Main Street Coventry, CT. londecapod. Close their own tools os Is required for this work, and a day. i0em-3pm. nefits and salary. Call' Mather St...... it commuting to Hart Private and peaceful openings in East Hartford for form the surprise answer, as sug- valid Connecticut Class II driver's license. strong teaching and leadership skills. To ba respon Ann Ross; Business __ __ Applications must ba ratumad to the Oarage or Westfield St...... ! ford: Clumbla lake setting overlooking the sible for orientation, N.A. certification, and In-ser Personnel Associates. Town Hall by Friday, August 14th, 1967. No other EaeMleld St...... ! prlvlloges. Many ox- pool and tennis courts. Applications can be obtained at the Coventry 20 Light Industrial workers. vice programs. Salary commensurate with experi silverTlanes 659-3511. applications will ba aocaptad attar this data. Centerfield St...... an tros. Must bo seen. Coll today I $149,900. Town Oarage, 46 Bradbury Lane or at the Town 748 silver Lane Answer hera.-r t I XXllt^^XJXX^ Northfleld St...... "."!!.".".'.'Zell $179,900. Poflus Realty. Jackson ft Jackson Hall, 1712 Main Street, Coventry, CT. Come in or call Marcy. ence. Good benefits Including employer - paid The Town ot Coventry Is an Equal Opportunity Employor. 2203777. Rtol Estoto. 647-$400.a East Hartford, C T (Answers tomorrow) Constitution Health N ^ o r k health Insurance and McGuire Or. Applications must be returned to the Oarage or Olsten Temporaries ' Jumbles: SHEEP DUNCE INNING ABSORB ...... all pension. Apply or call during business hours at Saturday's Case Dr...... Town Hall by Friday, August 14th, 1987. No other 560-2900 WALGREEN’S Answer Why he was always hangina around the faucet— ...... all House Dr. ... applications will be acceded after this date. 162 Spencer St. HE WAS A B IC DRIP ...... ell TOW NJjP MANCHBSTBR Rockville Memorial Nursing Home Pharmacy FULL TIME LBBAL NOnCB M EDICAL office, port or ^ Now baMi M etoek, Jumkh OMk N*. 90 la atralleMe fw GI.M. wMeh kwlwdea pftMDf* Ridge...... The Town of Coventry Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Manchester. 647-1991 22 South St.. Rockville. C T • 875-0771 ftanMM, tnm AewMe. IMa nawopapw, 0.0. Oat 4906, Orlaitda. FL 99009-49M. RET/UL ADVERTISING POSTING CLERK ...... all full time bookkeeper. MahMa yaur fkama. aMraaa aiW tb aa«a antf «aha yaur ahaak paftkle la Ntwapaparbaaha. Walnut...... 21-123 Office background ex Applicatlona are now being accepted for the Arch...... perience desired. 4 NOW HIRING! ...... all position of retail advertising posting clerk. mS' i Sm j***.f.*4RMR6 H -%todot axcsgtlenlnoccer- days per week. Call MO. Itie doncewHh Arlrcie II, Section 4.M a and Artld* Applicants should have bookkeeping and Park St...... 13-110 649-8074 or send resume Looking for full time Otis...... iy,SecWeii l^p srm ttchw rch fsstivelfrom Sop THE PROFESSIONALS to: All Shoklbal M. D., CELEBRITY CIPHER computer experience, as well as being able to ...... all *9*»*y.?7.19S7 to September If, lfS7, In p ^ n e part time Garden Or...... all •rseodijcdd le dtoreh, end yerlance e fA ^ d e 953 M a in S tre e t, - CaMHltyOpto'oyplograimaraoraMtdlraniquoMlombyto type, answer phones and handle a variety of St. James St..... k W l e ^ l beer and wine ot the church Manchester. PMfito, pm and praaanl. Eacti Mlar In tto olptor alands 5 ...... ell • Cosmeticians another. rodto'acIto X e Q u * 71 office related functions. Benefits Include *m