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BEIRUT. Lebanon (A P) — Pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem cap- see page 46 tors said today they hanged U.S. SPORTS Marine Lt. Col. William R. Y Higgins and released a videotape showing his execution in retalia­ tion for Israel’s kidnapping of a Moslem cleric. In Jerusalem earlier today. Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel proposed trading all his country’s Shiite Moslem captives INDIANS SWEEP RED SOX for all captured Israeli soldiers and foreign hostages held by Shiite groups in Lebanon. Rabin made the proposal in an an­ AL Roundup nouncement broadcast on state- run Israel radio. Shiite groups in Lebanon are CLEVELAND (AP) — Rod Nichols pitched 8 1-3 believed to hold three I.sraeli strong innings in his first start of the season and f soldiers and 17 foreigners, includ­ Brad Komminsk hit a two-run homer as the surging ing nine Americans. Israeli se­ Cleveland Indians beat the Boston Red Sox 2-1 curity sources estimate 50 to 60 Friday for a sweep of their twi-night doubleheader. Shiite Moslems from Lebanon are The Indians, who began the day trailing WILLIAM R. HIGGINS held in Israeli prisons. first-place Baltimore by four games in the . . . captives release tape American League East, won for the sixth time in Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald The group calling itself the seven tries. They moved into sole possession of CRIGINATCRS — Charles House, left, and Jay Rubinow Organization of the Oppressed on Sidon. Tyre. Nabatieh and Baal­ Rubinow framed the Town Charter in 1947. They say the Earth said it would kill “ proven second place for the first time this late in a season pose in front of the Municipal Building. House and charter is still effective today. bek in south and east Lebanon. since August 1976. spy” Higgins at 3 p.m. (8 a.m. In Jerusalem earlier in the day, EDT), if Sheik Abdul Karim Cleveland won the opener as Tom Candiotti Deputy Prim e Minister Shimon Obeid were not freed. pitched a five-hitter and Andy Allanson atoned for Peres defended Israel’s decision an early error by hitting a tie-breaking home run in Government sources in Jerusa­ to abduct Obeid, whom Israeli the seventh in a 3-2 victory. Framers of charter say it works lem have noted that Israel has officials have accused of instigat­ Boston has lost six of its last seven road games repeatedly stated that it would ing attacks on Israel. Peres said not bow to such threats. and is 1-15 in one-run games on the road this year. Editor’s note: This is the first story in a If you took the language of the charter as Some of those who have served as Israeli officials hope he can be The nightcap became an unlikely pitching duel Higgins, 44, of Danville. Ky., swapped for three Israeli soldiers three-part series on how government works the sole guide, you would have to conclude Manchester mayors,pver the .years have was serving as head of an between Nichols, 1-1, and Wes Gardner, 2-6. missing in Lebanon since 1986 and in Manchester. that the mayor is not a very powerful been content merely to preside at the board observer group attached to the Nichols was called up from Class AAA Colorado believed held by Hezbollah. figure, and that his duties are confined to meetings and to cut the ribbons or greet U.N. peacekeeping force in south Springs before the game and got his second “ I think that anything that Bv Alex GIrelli cutting ribbons and making speeches at visiting dignitaries. Lebanon when he was seized Feb. major-league victory. He entered the game with a prevents terror attacks against Manchester Herald public ceremonies. The charter merely But most have been active political 17, 1988. His captors accused him 40.50 ERA, having given up three earned runs in Israel, the kidnapping of our says that the Board of Directors will elect a leaders who have kept a high public profile. of spying for the CIA. two-thirds of an inning against Texas on July 13. When the framers of the .charter under chairman to preside at meetings, and that The current mayor, Peter P. DiRo.sa Jr., is soldiers, must be done within the confines of law when there is a Nichols walked none, struck out a career-high six which Manchester hasbeen operating since the chairman will also be the mayor. one. In Tehran earlier today, Iran­ state of law,” Peres said. and did not allow a runner past first base until 1947 wrote the document, they had very Such a mayor, under the charter, would Do mayors who take an active role ian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar “ Unfortunately in the case of Danny Heep hit a home run with one out in the ninth. little to .say about a mayor. be the ceremonial head of the town constitute a threat to the effectiveness of Velayati condemned both the Lebanon, it is a wild country and Doug Jones finished for his 24th save. But some of the town’s mayorshavehada government. Administrative duties, under the council-manager form of government? death threat and the kidnapping Israel must defend itself,” he Gardner, who is 0-5 in his last six starts, held lot to .say about what goes on in town the charter, are vested in the town of Obeid. added. Cleveland scoreless on two hits until the fifth, when government. manager. Please see MAYORS, page 10 Lebanese security sources and He would not say what Israel’s rookie Joey Belle led off with a single. Komminsk Israeli officials say Obeid played response to the death threat followed with his fifth home run, giving him 22 RBIs a role in the kidnapping of would be. “ I am not willing to in 22 games since being called up from the minors on Higgins last year, but Obeid June 29. denies it. relate either to details or to In the first game, Candiotti, 9-6. had his third threats,” Peres said. In Sunday’s statement, which straight strong performance since spending 15days Two to withdraw from GOP slate Secretary of State James A. was delivered to a Western news on the disabled list because of a weak muscle in his Baker III today condemned the agency in Beirut, Higgins’ cap- rotator cuff. He allowed two runs, one of them By Jacqueline Bennett the Board of Education, said he my rational approach to prob­ Green said, “ He’s a very poor tors said carrying out the death Please see HIGGINS, page 10 unearned, for his third complete game, walking one Manchester Herald would withdraw his name. lems,” Sullivan said. “ Theirs is a loser.” sentence “ will be our first re­ and striking out three. Sullivan meanwhile said he was ‘get even’ approach...It (not He called Sullivan’s remarks sponse to the stupid Israeli The knuckleball pitcher has given up one earned COVENTRY — Two candidates “ blind sided” by his own party. being endorsed) was a total about him “ sour grapes.” aggression and the flagrant run in 23 innings since returning from the disabled endorsed by the Republican Town He said the decision will cost surprise. I was blind sided. It was Sullivan was seeking his second American support that proves TODAY list on July 17. He allowed one hit in the last seven Committee to run in the No­ Republicans the November a set up.” term on the council. Green was U.S. complicity in the crim e.” innings and retired the final 13 batters. vember election plan to withdraw election. Sullivan said members of the not on the slate recommended by Hezbollah and the Syrian- Roger Clemens, 11-8, took the loss, yielding three their names after Town Council Republican Town Committee the Republican Town Commit­ Index At its meeting last week, the backed mainstream Shiite Mos­ runs on six hits. He walked four and struck out seven member James Sullivan was committee nominated Roland “ cut their own throat” by endors­ tee’s nominating committee, of lem Amal militia called a general in his sixth complete game. knocked off the ticket last week. Green, a frequent critic of town ing a slate that is “ the embodi­ which Sullivan is chairman. 20 pages, 2 sections strike in Lebanon today to protest The Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in the first, aided by Sullivan said his wife, Ellen officials, to run for a council seat. ment of the negativism we’ve At the meeting last week. The Associated Press Obeid’s abduction. Allanson’s error. Jody Reed singled and scored on Sullivan, an incumbent who was Sullivan said that as long as been trying to overcome for the Green also nominated a number Classified - 18-20 Obituaries_____2 Kevin Romine’s double when Allanson. the catcher, HOME RUN — Mets’ catcher Gary after his home run gave the Cubs a 6-5 endorsed to run for re-election to Green is on the ticket he will work past two years.” of candidates for the Town Businesses were closed Com ics_____ 16 Opinion _ _ _ _ _ 8 throughout Moslem west Beirut dropped shortstop Felix Permin's relay from left. Carter stands at the plate as Chicago's win Friday afternoon at Wrigley Field. the Board of Education, will to defeat it. He added, “ I will do everything Council and Board of Education Focus______9 Sports____11-15 Romine scored on a double by Mike Greenwell, who Dwight Smith (18) heads to the dugout withdraw her name, Phillip Car­ “ The caucus was packed with I can to defeat a Roland Green and its Shiite-populated southern Local/State__ 2-4 Television___ 14 extended his hitting streak to 12 games. penter, also endorsed to run for Green supporters who don’t like ticket.” Please see SULLIVAN, page 10 slums, as well as the cities of Natlon/World_5-7 Weather______2 Cleveland tied it with single runs in the first and third. Jerry Browne walked, stole second and scored on consecutive groundnuts by Fermin and Mets continue downward slide Dion James in the first, and Allanson scored from Parley skirts Hospital policy third on Fermin’s do jble-play grounder in the third. CHICAGO (AP) — Dwight Smith said. “ But I have confi­ Air show accident kills seven Boston prevented at least three other Cleveland Smith wasn’t thinking about an dence in my hitting. I had been runs with outstanding defense. Reed’s diving stop of O-for-17 slump when he was NL Roundup hitting the ball hard and knew ALLENTOWN, Pa. (AP) - Pete O’Brien’s grounder to second stranded two batting in the seventh inning abortion issue to get review something good would happen.” Two small airplanes collided runners in the third, and Greenwell reached over “It was like a loud car collision Friday. Vance Law and Shawon Dun- in flight Sunday and seven the fence to catch Joe Carter’s bid for a two-run Smith’s two-run homer capped fourth straight defeat. ston singled to start the seventh CHICAGO (AP) — The nation’s governors are people were killed, moments — metal to metal” MIDDLETOWN (AP) - Gov. William A. O’Neill homer in the fifth. a four-run seventh, leading the “ When you’re in an O-for-17 off David Cone. Pinch-hitter stepping carefully around the emotional issue of after one of the planes had and a top state official say changes might be needed Chicago Cubs to a 6-5 victory that slump, the pressure is going to abortion, avoiding direct discussion of it at their dropped skydivers at an air­ in the state’s mental health system in the wake of See RED SOX, page 47 sent the New York Mets to their bother you to some exfent,’’ See METS, page 47 annual meeting even as each ponders the political port festival, authorities said. the murder of a 9-year-old girl, who was stabbed to ■ quagmire it could create back home. death by a mental patient. One person on the ground was I could see the tail section hit he did not require hospitaliza­ While a small band of abortion-rights protesters David Peterson, a patient who wandered off the injured. the ground.” Wertman said. tion, Salisbury Township po­ demonstrated outside Sunday, governors attending ground of the Connecticut Valley Hospital, is The planes collided about a He said one plane landed at lice said. the four-day National Governors’ Association charged with murder in the death Friday of Jessica mile southwest of Queen City the edge of the mail’s parking conference said they planned no discussion of the Lehigh County Coroner Short, who was stabbed during a street fair with a Airport, which was hosting a issue despite the recent Supreme Court decision lot, about 10 feet from the Wayne identified the pilot of hunting knife. Petersen was being held at Whiting giving states broader leeway to regulate abortion. hot-air ballon festival, said Bill building. No cars were nearby. the parachutists’s plane as Forensic Institute in Middletown on $500,000 bond Several acknowledged the issue may dominate Vogel, area supervisor for the The other plane landed about Peter C. Miller, 47, of Sellers- pending arraignment today in Middletown Superior their state’s politics and legislatures in coming Federal Aviation 1,000 feet away, behind a car ville. Miller was the only one Court. months. Administration. dealership across the street, on board after the parachuters “ I ’ve asked why someone wasn’t securing the “ It will bring out some polarized feelings,” said The planes crashed near a he said. jumped. doors,” O’Neill said in Chicago, where he is Delaware Gov. Michael Castle, a Republican. “ I shopping mall. FAA spokeswoman Kat­ attending a National Governors Association meet­ The pilot of the other plane think in the course of the next year or two that will be “ They were flying one over hleen Bergen said the plane ing. “ If that’s normal procedure they’ve got to do was identified as Dr. Abdul a dominant issue. the other, then one flew up and that carried the parachutists something to change that. But I don’t want to point a 9 Kahn, 43, of Allentown. Also on “ It’s important that we not let it dominate our hit the other,” said Frank was missing its left wing when finger. It’s unfair to jump to conclusions.” board were Dr. Muhammad A. state legislatures,” Castle said. “ It has that ability Kosh, a Salisbury Township it hit the ground. Airport Malik, 45, of Allentown, his O’Neill declined to comment on specific details of to dominate things so much that you can’t do resident who saw the collision. spokeswoman Joan Wildman 12-year-old son, Raymond the incident until an investigation has been anything else.” A mall employee said the identified the craft as a Cessna completed. Malik, two other adults and a Another governor sharing that concern was planes “ must have been real 182. child, said Synder, who with­ An internal report outlining why Peterson, who Maryland’s William Donald Schaefer. low because I could hear the Police said the planes were held the last three victims’ has a history of violence, had such privileges is collision in here.” heading to the airport and the Schaefer, a Democrat, said he would ask the names. expected to be reviewed today by members of the legislature to confine debate and action on abortion “It was like a loud car one that dropped the parachu­ Psychiatric State Review Board. collision — metal to metal,” tists had taken off from there. The festival involved 40 to 45 to the first 30 days of its next session. The report will probably lead to recommenda­ said Gary Wertman, 45, of Th e four parachutists hot-air balloons and numerous 8 “ Otherwise it could disrupt and cause great food and concessions stands, tions for changes in the methods the hospital uses to problems,” said Schaefer, who since taking office Allentown, who was working landed safely, officials said. said Wildman. No balloons grant court-referred patients privileges and in has backed off a campaign statement supporting at Hess’s Auto Center in the One man on the ground suf­ security procedures, said Martha Lewis, the board were in the air at the time of Medicaid funding for abortions. South Mall. fered minor injuries when his administrator. “ I looked out the window and car was struck by debris, but the collision, she said. Please see ABORTION, page 10 Please see HOSPITAL, page 10 9 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J About Town Safety committee to meet Police Roundup Victims of attack

State Senator Marie Herbst, the scene of a crime to all of the the Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital Man arrested In scheme WATES meeting slated D-Vernon, chairman of the Gen­ computers files for easier identi­ to evaluate the hospital’s service are angry over eral Assembly’s Public Safety to veterans. to cash stolen checks The Women’s Association to Enjoy Slimming will fication of criminals. The identifi­ Committee, announced that the cation system has a proven ■ August 15, 10 a.m. Represen­ meet Tuesday at 72 E. Center Street. Weigh-in will A 24-year-old Manchester man has been charged committee will be holding a record of reducting criminal tatives from the Department of be at 6; 15 p.m. and the monthly business meeting in connection with duping a man into trying to cash series of meetings to discuss rates. Special Revenue will be discuss­ will follow. New members are welcome. For more stolen checks for him. and police said they will iack of warning topics affecting the welfare of ing Connecticut’s lottery system information, call 875-6079. ■ At 11 a.m., state police charge him in connection with duping another man Connecticut’s residents. and its advertising and the Jai officials will be discussing into trying to cash stolen checks. “ The members of the Public Alai situation. HARTFORD (AP) - After whatsoever that there was any DARE, a drug and alcohol William S. Chabot,of96'/! FosterSt., was arrested kind of danger.” said Richard u Safety Committee are dedicated ■ At 1:30 p.m., state police escaping a harrowing attack by Karate classes weekly education program. This pro­ Thursday on charges of second-degree forgery and to promoting the public safety officials will present their man­ gunmen in a Kenyan game park Prior, the hu.sband of Ruth Prior, gram is aimed at bringing sixth-degree larcency. police said. Tang Soo Do Karate lessons will be given every and general welfare of the agement study and discuss op­ that left one Bethany woman a member of the tour group. information to students in grades Police said Chabot talked Gerald Carr of 124 Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon residents of this state,” said tions for reorganization and im­ dead, members of a Connecticut Marie Ferraro’s son, Richard Indian Valley YMCA. Herbst. “ We hope that through 4 to 6. Successful pilot studies are Spruce St. into trying to cash stolen checks at Audubon Society tour areexpress- Ferraro, went with other fam ily now a matter of record. plementation to date. Master Ben Cortese teaches self-defense, self- these meetings we can continue to ■ August 22, 10 a.m. The Public Connecticut Bank and Trust Co.. 893 Main St., last ing anger at not being warned members to Kennedy Interna­ confidence, and physical and mental fitness. better serve the needs of the ■ At 1 p.m., the Gun Legisla­ Thursday. Police also said they will charge Chabot about the potential danger. tional Airport Sunday when other tion Task Force will be meeting Safety Committee will be looking Beginners from ages 13 and up are welcome. For people.” into drafting legislation and with duping Ray Johnson. 45. a homeless man, into “ If we had been more informed tour members returned with with members of the general more information, call 872-7329 or 872-2402. The meeting, which are open to working with municipal officials trying to cash stolen checks last Wednesday at the and had more knowledge of those hopes of learning more about his public, law enforcement officials the public, will be held in to meet the problem of recruiting bank. kinds of incidents going on. we mother’s death. and the Public Safety Committee Hartford at the Legislative Office and retaining volunteer firefigh­ The incident last Wednesday resulted in a police could have at least ’ made an “ We have no clear understand­ discussions and plan meetings to Building. ters and emergency personnel. ambush when a teller mistakenly pressed an alarm informed choice to go and put ing of what happened.” he said. Blood drive slated discuss such current topics as ■ Tuesday, 10 a.m. Dr. Henry Two of the issues to be explored indicating a bank robbery was in progress. ourselves in that situation or not.” ’Tour leader Milan Bull said he accidental shootings, assault The Connecticut Valley East Branch. Greater Lee, director of forensic science will be the diminishing number Police said Chabot. who was working for a said Hedy Foreman of Stamford, believes the group was ambushed weapons, the administration of Hartford Chapter, American Red Cross, will laboratory Division of the state for daytime response and the Manchester moving company, stole the checks who returned to the United States by Somalian army deserters, sponsor a blood drive on Thursday at the Italian gun permits and “ kinds and from a Vernon woman while the company was on Sunday with 16 otherConnecti- rather than poachers as suspected police, will give an update on the guns.” targeting of groups for recruit­ American Club. 464Tolland St.. East Hartford, from automated fingerprint identifica­ ment as support members of moving her furniture to a new address in Ellington. cut tour members. by Kenyan authorities. 1 to 6 p.m. Police said Chabot made out a $100 check to Carr Marie Magdefrau Ferraro, 50, “ We were ambushed by ban­ tion system. The system is a ■ Thursday, 10 a.m. The ^*ublic volunteer firefighters in order to ■ 'v | t 'V Volunteers should call 643-5111 national computer network that Safety Committee will be meet­ release them for emergency and offered him. $25 to cash it. Chabot made out of Bethany was killed instantly dits.” Bull said. checks for $475 and $450 for Johnson and offered him '" k . .11 \ ■. Poaching of elephants for their can rapidly math fingerprints at ing with Vietnam veterans and work. J l I l a * ___J o J L . when shot through the head by two $100 to cash them, police said. Patrick Fiynn/Manchester Herald men armed with AK-47 semiauto­ valuable ivory tusks is on the rise Fish served on Friday in Kenya. The Kenyan govern­ Police said Chabot told the two men he was unable CASUALTY OF WAR — Mike Shea of Terryville. this weekend got a taste of wartime through displays on matic rifles. State Department to cash the checks because he didn’t have any officials said. ment has cracked down on the Y The Manchesterchapter of the American Legion. ^ )b it U 9 il* iU 8 identification. Police said Carr and Johnson will not commander of the Knowiton Rangers 19th Regiment, lies crafts, music and other aspects of life during the 18th poachers, with rangers killing 20 American Legion Drive, is serving a fish dinner Before hitting Ferraro, a bullet be charged in connection with the incidents. more than 20 poachers since on Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. in the downstairs hall. — — — — wounded during Saturday’s mock Revolutionary War century, grazed the face of Allen E. Police said Chabot had violated parole on an January. The legion will offer a variety of seafood as well as battle in Coventry. Visitors to Nathan Hale Homestead Sullivan Sr.. 66, of Fairfield just and four grandchildren. earlier charge. He was released on a written In the first week of July, two steaks with fries or a baked potato and burgers for at 9:15 a.m. at the Farley- below his right temple. Shards of Helen H. Felber French tourists were shot todeath the kids. Funeral arrangments are in­ Sullivan Funeral Home, 50 Nau- promise to appear in Manchester Court at a future shattered windshield glass pock­ Helen H. Felber, formerly of 39 by poachers in Meru National Bingo is every Wednesday at 7 p.m. complete. The Glastonbury Fun­ buc Ave., Glastonbury, followed date. marked his face. Kane Road, died Friday (July 28, eral Home, Glastonbury, has, . by a Mass of Christian burial at 10 Lobsterbacks clash Ferraro and Sullivan were in Park, which lies east of Mount 1989). She was the widow of charge of arrangements. a.m., at St. Paul Church, 2577 Cashier charged with theft one of three vans carrying 18 Kenya. Last week, two Americans Blood drive today Charles J. Felber. Main St., Glastonbury. Burial Connecticut tourists and a woman were beaten up while on a She was the daughter of the late Alfred Gauthier will be in St. Augustine’s Ceme­ Manchester police arrested a cashier at Km art on from Georgia along a rough road horseback safari in Masai Mara. ’The American Red Cros will be sponsoring a blood Edward Henry and Susan Watson tery, Glastonbury. Calling hours Spencer Street Friday after store security officers with rebels during in southeastern Kenya between And in April. three Germans were drive todayfrom 1 to6p.m. at the Army Navy Club. Humphrey of Methuen, Mass. She Alfred Gauthier, 61. of 175 are Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. caught her stealing $435 in cash from the store while Amboseli and Tsavo national wounded when they were am­ 1090 Main St. For more information, call 643-5111 was a graduate of Mt. Holyoke Tudor Lane, died Saturday (July Memorial donations may be she was working, police .said. pa rks. bushed in about the same spot as College, South Hadley, Mass. She 29, 1989) at home. made to the American Cancer Filomenia A. Russo, of 28 Piper Lane in East battle re-enactment As one of the vans lagged the Connecticut group. formerly worked for the Cheney He was born in Craftsbury, Vt., Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Hartford, was charged with fifth-degree larceny, behind, witnesses said two men in The trip to Kenya was one of Bear Mountain trip set Bros. Silk Mills. and had lived in Ellington before ford 06015. police said. Bv Nancv Concelman and Knowlton’s Rangers. Re­ military-type uniforms jumped about 10 internationalyearly trips She was past president of the moving to Manchester three Manchester Herald volutionary War hero Nathan out of thebushandstoppedthetwo the Connecticut Audubon Society Hebron senior citizens are invited to travel to Russo. 24, was relea.sed on $500 bond, and is Women's Auxiliary at Manches­ years ago. He was an Army and Hale was one of Lt. Col. vans. Other passengers were sponsors, said Society President Hudson River Valley in New York on Aug. 23. .scheduled to appear in Manche.ster Superior Court ter Memorial Hospital, where she Navy veteran of World War II. Stella Zwick Thomas Knowlton’s rangers. Robert Braun. The tour will stop at Bear Mountain State Park.. on Aug. 2. police reported. Store security forces COVENTRY - At 2 p.m robbed after the shooting. was an organizer of the gift shop. Sunday, the British began Hale was on special duty when Braun said the society had not Bear Mountain Inn, Hessian Lake, and a guided tour He is survived by five brothers, Stella (Gerlach) Zwick. 71. of recovered the money, police said. After their return, group She also served on the board of he was caught spying behind been told of any problems in of the U S. Military Academy at West Point. Also, Fred Gauthier and Arthur Gauth­ 222 Lydall St., died Friday (July marching toward the small members learned that theirs was trustees for the town’s libraries British lines on Long Island Kenya before the trip. lunch will be at the Bear Mountain Inn. ier, both of Hardwick, Vt., 28,1989) at Manchester Memorial field in front of the Nathan apparently the fourth attack on and was on the boards of the and was hanged Sept. 22, 1776. “ All the people are just nature Cost of the trip is $38, The trip includes Armand Gauthier of White River Hospital. She was the wife of Hale Homestead, where about tourists to Kenya in less than a Manchester Public Health Nurs­ Junction, Vt., Arrestide Gauthier Before and after the fight­ lovers,” he said. “ There’s never motorcoach transportation, lunch, and gratuities. Michael Zwick. Public Records 20 American revolutionaries year. ing Association and of the Man­ in Oregon, and Lucien Gauthier in ing. thousands of visitors got a been any hint of any problem, Lunch choices include sirloin of beef, filet of sole, or She was born March 10,1918, in waited, mu.skets and cannons “ We put our wives on this chester chapter of the American look at life during Revolution­ ever” breaded chicken breast. Hawaii: three sisters, Annette Hin.sdale. N.H.. and was a resi­ ready. excursion without any warning Red Cross. Squires of Newington, Simone Before the “ lobsterbacks” ary War times, courtesy of the Departure is at 7:30 a m. from the Route 66 dent of Manchester for more than Quit claim deeds She received a testimonial Chaloux of Benington, Vt., and Ancient Fifes and Drums’ commuter lot in Hebron. The bus will return at 45 years. She was a member of St. arrived, their advance force from President Harry S. Truman artillery unit, crafts people, about 7:30 p.m. Jeanine Polis of Warwick, R.I. Bartholomew’s Church. Raymond J. Ciunci to Patricia M. Ciunci, 32 began the fighting, trading for her work with the American field musicians and similar Reservations must be made by today at the Town The funeral will be private. She is also survived by two Wilfred Road, $28,000. shots with the revolutionaries. Sartor makes pitch Red Cross during World War II.. groups from throughout the Office Building, or by mailing a check and Burial will be at the convenience sons. William T. Zwick of Vernon, Wynne Y. Lee Wong to William S. Wong, Lydall The entire battle lasted nearly She also was a member of the northeast. i-egistration to the Town Office. 15 Gilead St . 06248. of the family. The Burke-Fortin and Michael J. Zwick of Bristol; Woods Colonial Village, no conveyance tax. an hour, and when the thunder­ Rockport Art Association in The third annual re­ Checks made payable to Hebron Travel Account. Funeral Home, in the Rockville and five grandchildren. John J. Parasiliti to Audrey L. Parasiliti, ous cannon fire and rattle of Rockport, Mass., andoftheNorth section of Vernon, has charge of musket shots ceased, at least enactment was sponsored by for walks repair The funeral will be Tue.sday at Dartmouth Heights, no conveyance tax. Shore Arts Association in East arrangements. the Coventry Antiquarian So­ 10 a m. at the Holmes Funeral Carminia Hurtado and Sonia Cabal to R. Antonio five revolutionaries lay Gloucester, Mass. Memorial donations may be ciety and the 56-member Na­ Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Escabar, 172 High St., no conveyance tax. wounded. By Nancy Concelman other walks that also require College Notes She is survived by several made to the Newington in St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling But the Briti.sh retreated, than Hale Ancient Fifes and AAanchester Herald roadwork. In fact, Hawthorne cousins in California. Children’s Hospital, 181 East hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 P. Ward Farrell to Evelyn K. Farrell, 56 Porter amid cheers from hundreds of Drums Corps, said John Wil- Street walks are third on the list St., no conveyance tax. LOBSTERBACKS CELEBRATE — Richard Morin of The funeral will be Tuesday at Cedar St., Newington. to 9 p.m. spectators. Inauer of Coventry, a member of such projects. Camosci said. Daniel P. Ricard to Marie L. Ricard, Mountain Pascoag, R.I., and Michael Scarchuk of Coventry, both of Hawthorne Street sidewalks 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Memorial donations may be Actually, there was no fight­ of the Ancient Fifes and The Tower Road area is first on Home, 142 E. Center St. There are Farm, no conveyance tax. Drums Corps. Willnauer said the British Gloucester Light Infantry, signal victory after are not top priority on the town’s Snow Healy made to the American Heart ing in Coventry during the that list, followed by East Middle MCC students listed no calling hours. about 1.000 people attended a mock Revolutionary War battle at Nathan Hale repair list, but dangerous condi­ Snow. Healy, 71, of Old Say- Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Revolutionary War, but the Turnpike, between Main and Memorial donations may be Saturday and more than 500 tions and a petition from resi­ brook, died Saturday (July 29, ford 06105. re-enactments held Saturday Homestead in Coventry Saturday. Several full-time students at Manchester Com­ made to the Visiting Nurse & came Sunday. dents has prompted Town Man­ Woodbridge streets. Those pro­ 1989) at the Waterford Health and Sunday at the homestead munity College have been named to the president’s Home Care of Manchester Inc., Public Meetings The costumes worn by par­ ager Richard J. Sartor to request jects are estimated to cost a total Care Center, Waterford. He was Bernice A. Neal were typical of an 18th-century list for the spring semester. All had a straight A 545 N. Main St. ticipants and equipment used, that the priority-setting process of $1.5 million. the brother of Robert Healy of battle, battle “ narrator” Jim types of plants grown during ease in which the skin hardens average. Bernice A. Neal, 89, died including the weapons, are be revised. In his letter, Camosci recom­ Manchester. Public meetings scheduled for today: Poole told the hundreds who the 18th century. Since about and the body’s extremities They are: James M.Emmerling, 175 Sunny Brook Saturday (July 29, 1989) at exact reproductions of the mended that funding not be Arthur Larson He is also survived by his wife, gathered to watch. half of the medicines used then become enlarged, Scarchuk Last October. 21 Hawthorne Drive: Patricia B. Herdlc,91 DelmontSt.; SherylL. Falmouth Hospital, Falmouth. originals, he said. The historic sought for Hawthorne Street Arthur “ Archie” A. Larson, 91, Frances (Groth) Healy: a son, The revolutionaries lost Sa­ came from plants, his interest said. Street residents signed a petition Nourie, 21 Arnott Road; Maryann Senkbeil, 240 Mass., after a brief illness. She groups take great pride in repairs, estimated to cost of West Hartford, died Friday Bruce Healy of Old Saybrook: a Manchester turday’s battle, suffering turned to medicine. Nearby, Joan Disbrow of requesting that walks on both Briarwood Drive, all of Manchester; and Lea was the widow of Robert C. Neal, authenticity and do a lot of $420,000. Carlson, 16 Boston Hill Road. Andover. (July 28, 1989) at Hartford daughter. Lynn Healy of Old heavy casualties, Poole told Willimantic carded wool while sides of Hawthorne Street, be­ and the mother of Avis N, Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. research, he said. Scarchuk was an 18th- But in a July 24 memo to the Hospital. He was the uncle of Saybrook: another brother, Ha­ spectators before Sunday’s her husband, Frank, cut quill tween East Middle Turnpike and Part-time students named were; Linda L. Daube, Blomberg of Manchester. “ That’s part of the fun.” century apothecary Sunday, Board of Directors. Sartor wrote, Howard Larson of Manchester. rold Healy of Ridgefield: a sister. fight. The Colonials spent pens. Strickland Street, be repaired. 50 Scarborough Road; Annette D. Hoch, 35 Dale She is also survived by a great Willnauer said. “ We’re an explaining some of the most He is also survived by two other Angeline Holler of Torrington; Saturday night at the Bidwell “ It is clear that ... we cannot Road; Deanna L. Paugas, 85 Love Lane; Debby B. grandson and several nieces and educational organization, common diseases in New Joan said she wasn’t sure In a July 20 letter to Public Raina, 86 Green Manor Road; Debra M. Rollend, 34 nephews, Donald O’Hare of West and a grandson. Tavern Cafe at 1260 Main St. continue to defer this category of nephews. Thoughts England at that time. One of how long it took to spin enough Works Director Peter P. Lozis Hartford and John O'Hare of The funeral will be Tuesday at recruiting, he joked. really.” work without inviting further Nike Circle; Sandra F. Williams, 85 Butternut The funeral was today at John M. Scarchuk of Coven­ the deadly diseases was called thread for a sweater or shirt. Road, all of Manchester. Wethersfield; three nieces, Betty 11 a.m. at the Swan Funeral The “ soldiers” in the.se Jr., Director of Engineering deterioration and even greater theJohn Wesley United Methodist fights were really members of try, formerly a plant breeder “ The Griping of the Guts,” an “ It took long enough that Services William Camosci said cost in the future and ... better Also. Anne R. Pullo, 115 French Road, Bolton; Smith of West Hartford, Home. 1224 Boston Post Road, Church in Falmouth, Mass. I ran across a humorous story recently It Coventry’s Nathan Hale An­ at the University of Connecti­ ordinary bellyache that could most people had only one those walks have needed repairs coordination between sidewalk Regan N. Clancy, 1872 South St., Coventry; and Jeannette Damiata of St. Peters­ Old Saybrook. Burial will be in Memorial donations may be describes the spiritual maze that busy hectic cient Fifes and Drums Corps cut, became interested in the lead to elephantiasus, a dis­ change of clothes.” she said. for 20 years. and roadway repair will be Phyllis T. Thibado, 98 Ashbrook Drive, Coventry; burg, Fla,, and Muriel Lopez of Riverside Cemetery, Old Say­ made to the Memorial Fund of the people can get into. necessary to insure that the most and Judith A. Sokola, 80 Daly Road, Hebron. Glastonbury; and numerous brook. Calling hours are toddy John Wesley United Methodist A rabbi met one of his very harried parishioners, The town Public Works Depart­ grandnieces and nephews. from 7 to 9 p.m. Church, 270 Gifford St., Fal­ and he asked. “ Why are you rushing around so ment said the surface of Haw­ needed work, regardless of cate­ The funeral was scheduled for Memorial donations may be mouth, Mass. 02540, or to the rnucn. And the msn snswered, **Wh3tever you thorne Street is higher than the gory. is accomplished first.” this morning at the Sheehan- made to the Old Saybrook P.B.A., Falmouth Hospital Foundation, have to say, hurry up, because I ’ve got to go I ’m sidewalks. As a result, walks Sartor said one of. his goals for Hilborn-Breen Funeral Home, or the Old Saybrook Ambulance Industry to fight animal rights groups the upcoming year and budget Lottery Ter Heun Drive, Falmouth. rushing after my livelihood.” become flooded and icy in the West Hartford. Burial will be in Association. Mass. 02540. said, “ How do you know that your winter and deteriorate. process is to revise the priority­ animal testing. Perhaps this Zion Hill Cemetery, Hartford. The Jenkins, Cole and Gleason livelihood IS running on ahead of you so that you RIDGEFIELD (AP) - The A letter requesting the special made.” Sidewalk repairs that do not setting process and explore op­ Funeral Home of Falmouth is in have to rush after it? Perhaps it’s really behind you. cosmetics industry, under fire dues said they are needed for a Kavanaugh said the “ image of (letter) explains why.” tions for funding road and side­ Winning numbers drawn Sunday in New Thomas J. Shea require roadwork will be covered charge of arrangements. and all you need to do is stand still and let it catch up from animal rights activists for “ full scale educational campaign the industry is under severe walk repairs. Charles J. Zelinsky Rich said the $1 million that the by $3.2 million in Local Capital England: Thomas J. Shea, formerly of with you. use of animals for the testing of in key states, targeted at legisla­ attack and the threat of adverse The Engineering Division has CTFA is planning to raise “ con­ Improvement grants over the Connecticut daily: 247. Play Four: 1997. Charles J. Zelinsky, of We­ Glastonbury, died Saturday (July products, has launched a $1 tors. the media and public opinion legislation is very real.” estimated that $10 million is r emotional and physical health are trasts to their much-touted $2.5 next eight years. thersfield, died Thursday (July 29, 1989) at Hartford Hospital. He liabilities in our fast-paced culture. We burn million fund-raising campaign to makers.” Animal rights activist Susan needed to repair all of the walks in Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New million donation since 1981 to the But no funding is available for 27, 1989) in Hartford. He was the was the brother of James Shea of Correction ourselves out into depression because we don’t fight back. CTFA President E. Edward Rich of Washington, D.C.,saidthe Johns HopkinsCenterfor Alterna­ repairs to Hawthorne Street and town on the priority list. England: brother of Anthony Zelinksy of Coventry. stand still and allow God or a power outside The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Kavanaugh wrote; “ We are not June 27 letter was passed anonym­ tives to Animal Testing.” Connecticut daily: 573. Play Four: 8633. Manchester. He is also survived by his wife. ourselves to inspire and feed us. Fragrance Association says the dealing with rational opponents. ously to PE TA — People for the Massachusetts daily: 5437. He was born in Manchester. Catherine (Evans) Shea; two A story Saturday on the pro­ I need rny creative energies refreshed daily, as I survival of its industry is at stake We are dealing with zealots who Ethical Treatment of Animals, Preston was unavailable for Massachusetts Megabucks: 12, 13, 22, 24, 25, 33. He is also survived by his wife. sons, Thomas E. Shea of Phoenix. posed building moratorium in need my daily meals. because of increased activity cannot comprehend that a child’s based in Washington. She said it comment But a company spokes­ Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) Helen (Buchensky) Zelinsky; a Ariz., and James D. Shea of Bolton carried the wrong credit How do you let life catch up with you? amonganimal rightsactivistsand life is more important than a was written five daysafter Avon’s man said Avon supports the $1 daily; 826, 8644. daughter, Geraldine Fowler of Colchester; a sister, Helen Shea line. Maureen Leavitt of the legislation that may ban theu.se of dog’s,” announcement of a permanent million campaign. Rhode Island daily; 0503. Centerville. Mass.; a sister, of Wethersfield; and a grandson. Manchester Herald wrote the animals in te.sting products. He added that theactivistshave end to its use of animal tests and' Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 17, 22, 23, 26, 32. Rev. John Holliger “ Even though we don’t do any Josephine Krivicky of Windsor; The funeral will be Wednesday story. St. George’s Episcopal Church In an effort to combat the distorted the industry’s animal three days before Revlon an­ I. attacks, which have included the testing methods and spread nounced the same. testing, nor do we need to, it picketingofcorporateexecutives’ misinformation. “ Avon’s CEO. James Preston, doesn’t mean that other compan­ homes such as that of Avon’schief “ If that is not enough, the is the CTFA’s chairman of the ies or even suppliers to the llQiliSSIRaSI Weather executive officer, James Preston personal lives of some industry board,” Rich said. “ Avon, Revlon industry may not need to do iiatirlipstpr HpralJl of Ridgefield, the CTFA is asking officials have been invaded,” he and CTFA have refused to appear animal testing,” said Elaine members to help raise $1 million said. “ Their homes have been on theair with me, even after Avon Benvenuto, Avon’s director of HZeZIUllTS FJLSZSMAmi USPS 327-500 corporate public relations. Mostly cloudy VOL. 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TELEPHONE (203) 643-1211 South Windsor, CT Hours by appointment 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 showers. High 75 to 80. a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. OOT m t 1 ICC M 10408 9 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31. 1989 - 5 L O C A L Minority company NATION & WORLD accused of being & S T A T E Research Information trade proposed Superintendent choice due COVENTRY — The Board of Education will front for whites is coming WASHINGTON (AP) - The taken money from the KGB. and threaten him with an 18- government should offer to ex­ French newspapers this wee­ month prison term for contempt meet Tuesday to choose a new superintendent owned businesses receive 15 of schools. NEW HAVEN (AP) - A New change immunity for testimony kend reported that Bloch was of court if he fails to answer the percent and women-owned busi­ The special meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at Haven company that received from suspected Soviet spy Felix filmed by French agents at the questions. nearly $1 million in city contracts nesses 6 percent of all city together S. Bloch, says a former prosecu­ beginning of this year passing a Several administration sources Coventry High School, said board Chairman contracts worth more than Lawrence Mickel. intended for minority businesses tor who suggests the focus should briefcase to a KGB agent in­ have suggested that any admis­ $ 100, 000. “ I fully anticipate we’ll come to a decision at has become the target of a new shift from trying to arrest Bloch volved in circumventing a ban on sions made by Bloch to the FBI or “If we can’t protect the the sale of high technology to the that meeting.” Mickel said during a telephone investigatior amid allegations SALT LAKE CITY (A P) - Cold to determining what secrets he State Department investigators integrity of the system, we don’t Soviets. interview Saturday. that it was a front for white fusion researcher Stanley Pons may have revealed. fell well short of the legal have a system,” Sykes said. has given up trying to convince Former U.S. Attorney Joseph requirements for arrest. The The board was to have made a choice two contractors, officials said. The weekly Journal du Di- The law is being challenged in critics that he and colleague diGenova said Sunday. “ Even in focus now, according to diGen­ weeks ago but delayed the decision because The city Commission on Equal manche reported Sunday that the court as unconstitutional and Martin Fleischmann may have the best of circumstances, espion­ ova, must center on learning additional documents were needed, according Opportunities tried last August to man with Bloch in the film was a unfair to white contractors. unlocked the power of the sun in a ^ age cases are very difficult to what has been revealed to Soviet to Mickel. V have the company banned from member of the Soviet diplomatic Sykes said the handling of the laboratory beaker. make in the area of what has been agents. A chioice will be made from three final getting any more city work. But mission to UNESCO. But, the J&J Concrete case reveals the referred to as the ‘wilderness of One of the pressing questions to candidates. One is from Connecticut, and the an administration official, who But if many physicists have newspaper said, the Soviet diplo­ now admits he never investigated problems in what he calls a mirrors.’” which diGenova said a response others are from out of state. Salary range for ridiculed the notion of table-top, mat actually was a spy working “ fragmented system” that is “ You try to get them to is needed is how word of the U.S. the job is from $60,000 to $75,000, the CEO’s evidence, ruled last room-temperature fusion, it’s for a new KGB service known as understaffed. disgorge enough information to investigation of Bloch was leaked summer there was “ no proof” the become a boom industry in Utah, Agency 4, charged with stealing company was violating a law To qualify for the program, confirm what you already have and whether there are Soviet where the two chemists enjoy sensitive technology secrets. Storm assistance needed minority and women’sbusinesses and then use that for leads,” “ moles” inside the government. Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald designed to give minorities a strong support. The American Red Cross is seeking cash share of major city contracts. must be certified by the city’s diGenova said on ABC’s “ This DiGenova said the United According to sources, the Soviets contributions for relief efforts for victims of RELAXING PASTIME — Allen swing outside of his home. He was Last week, after inquiries from contract compliance officer, Wil­ Pons’ University of Utah has Week With David Brinkley.” States should offer Bloch immun­ contacted the diplomat and told this month’s tornadoes and storms that Higbie of 477 N. Main St. enjoys a taking advantage of the weather. the New Haven Register, city liam Wilson, who works for the leased a research center and a But most accounts indicatethat ity. bring him before a grand jury him he was under investigation. devastated areas of western Connecticut. mild afternoon recently on a lawn officials said they have reopened Development Administration. Utah congressman is preparing a Bloch, a 30-year State Depart­ The money will go toward food, shelter, an investigation of J&J Concrete The CEO is responsible for seeing bill to create a national center ment veteran, has been reluctant clothing, and the replacement of household Inc. The company’s president that companies who receive here; a private group of boosters to reveal why he reportedly was items. and his partners insist their major city contracts hire the has been created to help Pons and seen passing a briefcase to a ‘Sky girls’ comment hit Checks should be made out to the American Shays at center stage company is a legitimate minority companies certified by Wilson. Fleischmann win over non­ Soviet KGB agent a few months Red Cross and it should be specified that they business. Wilson certified J&J Concrete believers. ago in Paris. 4. A reviewof thatevidence, other as a minority business in Febru­ Bloch, 54, has not been charged ARLINGTON, Va. (A P) - USA In a column last Friday, are for tornado relief. Checks should be mailed Pons said months of stinging to American Red Cross, Tornado, 703 Whitney state and city records, and ary 1986, even though it had with any crime but has been Today founder A1 Neuharth says Neuharth said he began taking criticism have taken their toll, Ave . New Haven 06511. during probe into HUD interviews with owners of J&J several characteristics that Wil­ under 24-hour surveillance by the airlines should make the skies commercial flights for the first Concrete revealed the following: son and an official with the state leaving him frustrated and weary FBI. friendlier by bringing back time in 19 years after his recent — The company’s black presi­ Department of Transportation’s of meetings with skeptical and Sources have said Bloch was shapely, young "sky girls,” but retirement, and didn’t like what Y Macchi seeks zone change By Christopher Callahan my colleagues?” Shays asked. “ In my dent, James C. Snipes III, signed minority set-aside program say sometimes hostile colleagues. recruited by the Soviets when he scores of the newspaper's he found. A partner in a Hartford engineering firm has The Associated Press mind it’s better to have a Republican clean no checks or tax returns in 1987. are “ red flags,” indicating a “ It’s a bit depressing, to say the served at the newly opened U.S. staffers dismissed his comments requested a zone change for 11 acres of land at house than a Democrat.” leaves most financial matters to possible front company. least,” he said last week. Embassy in East Berlin in 1974. as "bigoted and insulting.” “ Many of the young, attractive, 265 Slater St., just west of the Buckland mall W.A.SHINGTON — Legislators with one And Shays says most of his GOP House his white partners and hasn’t A commission investigation in “ They’re saying it can’t be done, He later served at the U.S. Today’s edition of USA Today enthusiastic female flight attend­ and surrounding 200 acres of development. or two years experience in Congress colleagues agree. worked regularly since April July and August 1988 appeared to but they can’t explain our Embassy in Austria, long a carried a letter signed by more ants — then called stewardesses A.J. Macchi. a partner in Macchi Engineers usually toil in relative anonymity, rele­ “ Republicans and Democrats stop me in because of an injury. show that Snipes, despite his title, results.” The Associated Press hotbed for East-West espionage than 175 of the newspaper’s 426 — have been replaced by aging of 44 Gillett St.. Hartford, filed an application gated to parochial problems while senior the hallway, or if I ’m in the chamber they — J&J Concrete has operated had little control over the com­ activities, from 1980 to 1987. newsroom employees, saying women who are tired of their jobs for a zone change from Rural Residence to lawmakers take on the national issues. come down and sit next to me and they’ll almost as a subsidiary of C.J. pany’s finances. A key provision Pons may have given up on the NON-FEROUS WHEEL — A giant moving disc travels on Bloch, whose State Department they were “ offended, outraged or by flighty young men who have Comprehensive Urban Development for a But Rep. Christopher Shays has found ask me all about the hearings. And there Fucci Construction, one of the in all set-aside laws is that the critics, but neither he nor the a track scooping up a steady stream of ore to feed access has been suspended, re­ and embarrassed” by Neuharth’s trouble balancing a cup of coffee parcel that lies in Manchester and South him.self — through a combination of hard has been a consensus of, ‘Go get these city’s largest white-owned pri­ minority owner must have full university is about to give up on furnaces that process phosphorus in Pocatello, Idaho. portedly admitted to having column. or tea,” he wrote. Windsor, according to plans filed at the town work, ambition and luck — at center stage guys. Don’t let them get away with it’ .” he vate contractors. J&J Concrete’s operational and financial control. cold fusion. of this summer’s hottest congressional Phosphorus is used in a variety of industrial and Planning Department 'Thursday. said. office is in the home of one of “ Snipes didn’t know anything Bolstered by $4.5 million in investigation in Washington. agricultural products. Senior Planner Stuart B. Popper said today Shays’ independent and reform-minded Snipes’ white partners, who also about the company’s business state funds, the university has The Fairfield County Republican, who that Macchi said about six months ago he was politics makes the HUD investigation a owns the car Snipes drives. transactions,” Sykes said. “ To signed a lease for an off-campus came to Congress via special election in thinking about building condominiums or perfect issue for him. But only a strange CEO Executive Director Mau­ me, this wasn’t borderline. ... If fusion research center, and Pons 1987 to replace the late Rep. Stewart B, another type of multi-family housing on the confluence of events offered the unique rice Sykes said the city’s failure you don’t control the business and Fleischmann are writing a McKinney, has emerged as the lead GOP ALL AAA TRAVEL AGENCY OFFICES site. Multi-family housing is not allowed in the opportunity for a lawmaker with less than to take action against J&J Con­ transactions, you don’t control new paper expanding the theory existing zone. legi.slator in the investigation of influence two years of congressional experience to crete last year illustrates the the company.” Price control end behind their experiments. Macchi could not be reached for comment peddling at theDepartment of Housing and become his party’s leader in such a serious problems in enforcing On Aug. 3,1988, thecommission WILL ACCEPT this morning. Urban Development. high-profile and politically sensitive issue. New Haven’s minority “set- asked Wilson to remove J&J “ When you know you’re right Shays has been given credit for help in One factor is the misfortune of a aside” law. Concrete from the list of ap­ it’s a lot easier to move ahead. We $100.00 DISCOUNT COUPONS Retirement plan criticized keeping the HUD investigation, which colleague. The subcommittee’s top Repub­ The law requires that minority- proved minority contractors. know the science is there.” said prompts hoarding easily could have degenerated into a lican, Rep. Donald “ Buz” Lukensof Ohio, James Brophy, the university’s HARTFORD (A P ) — Some Connecticut partisan political battle, on a bipartisan has been busy trying to salvage his vice president for research. WARSAW, Poland (AP) - was expected to formally nomi­ ISSUED BY CERTIFIED VACATIONS. university classes could be canceled and some level. political career in the wake of a conviction “ With this beginning of seed Panicky Poles stood in lines for nate Kiszczak, his confidant, to Plainville office open Thursday until 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, 9.00 a.m. -1.00 p.m. students may not graduate on time because of “ I don’t think of myself as a Republican for having sex with a teen-ager. money and with corporate sup­ hours today to stock up on parliament later today, assuming congressman.” Shays said in a recent Another is the fact that Shays is on the port, we’ll define what the possi­ supplies of meat and sugar the the candidacy did not meet WEST HARTFORD WATERFORD MANCHESTER PLAINVILLE HARTFORD the poor timing of a state retirement plan One 815 Farmington Ave. W aterford Plaza Olde Canal Square interview. “ I think of myself as a bilities are.” day before the government ends opposition within the Communist 391 Broad St. 112 P rospect Ave. which has encouraged dozens of professors to committee at all. When he first came to 233-8511 117 Boston Post Rd. Rts. to & 372 congressman who is Republican. I’m Week PADRKf price controls and sends costs coalition. 6 46 -7 0 96 2 3 6 -5 8 6 4 quit this fall, university officials said. Congress, Shays spoke out publicly about Sale ends Brophy said negotiations are 1-800-842-4320 4 43 -4376 747-4511 1-800-842-8691 proud to be a Republican, but I ’m not a bis disappointment over not receiving any Only, Saturday, Aug. 5th. soaring. If the coalition agrees on The offer, which was approved by Gov. under way with General Electric, William A O’Neill in late June as a way of partisan politician. I don’t see anything in Also today, it was announced Kiszczak, his election would be of his preferred committee assignments. which has agreed to collaborate Ti he first class travel cutting the state work force without layoffs, the Constitution that says I was elected as a Government Operations was not atop his that Interior Minister Gen. Czes­ assured because it holds a 299-161 with the two scientists. He would agemey that's not jasi gives up to $21,600 o\'cr three years to state Republican.” wish list. law Kiszczak has been chosen the edge in the Sejm, parliament’s PlQ<® Open Monday 8:30-8; not provide further details. employees, including professors, if they retire Shays had a reputation in Hartford ruling Communist Party’s candi­ lower house. for tnembers only. TRAVEL Tuesday-Friday 8:30-5. But after coming to the committee, by Oct. 1. during his 13 years in the state Legislature Gov. Norm Bangerter, the state date to become prime minister Meanwhile, consumers stood in AGENCY Shays developed a strong working rela­ The short notice administrators received and later in Washington as somewhat of a Legislature and the congres­ and head the next government. line for hours to buy meat and tionship with Rep. Tom Lantos, D-Calif.. makes it difficult to find replacements, Frank maverick in the mold of McKinney, a sional delegation are firmly be­ Kiszczak, who represented the sugar before price controls and chairman of the housing subcommittee. D. Vassington, dean of UConn’s College of liberal on many social issues who often hind Pons and Fleischmann. of government in the April talks that rationing are lifted Tuesday and The two have worked hand-in-hand, Liberal Arts and Sciences. College faculty broke with his party’s leadership Britain’ s University of Sou­ led to the reinstatement of costs soar. sharing information, following up on each DOLLAR DAYS members frequently give up to a year of notice But the 43-year-old congressman main­ thampton. A bill by Democratic Solidarity and a series of demo­ The controversial food price other’s questions during hearings and when retiring, he said. tains that his aggressive participation in Rep. Wayne Owens would create cratic reforms, was picked by the move was endorsed by Rakowski, appearing together on nationally televised The Plaza at Burr Corners the House Government operations housing a national fusion research center Communist Party Central Com­ but criticized by the Solidarity news programs. subcommittee’s investigation of HUD MILLCREEK 36" AND 38" WONDER- STORTSWEAR at the university, which is in his mittee on Saturday, the state-run free trade union movement and 1131-T Tolland Turnpike Trooper of year was nurse some Communist economists. practices will be a benefit to his party. “ Tom Lantos and I hit it off well last CALICO COnON MUSLIN UNDER “ TABRIC district. The bill’s chances were P A P news service said. Manchester 643-1196 HARTFORD (AP) — Trooper Christine “The wrongdoing was there. It’s so year. It’s good to be on a committee where PRIIVTS Bleached and RISIBLE l»OTPOURRI hurt by a July 12 report by the Newly appointed party chief A critic of the plan, Politburo unbleached. Lord, 36, of Lebanon has been named 1989 unseemly and so evident. It’s not hidden. you respect your chairman and feel you Our price Our prices U.S. Energy Department’s Mieezyslaw F. Rakowski ap­ member Wladyslaw Baka, said it Our price ( IM n WEB ‘‘Forty and Eight” Connecticut Law Enforce­ And so it’s all going to come out. Is it better work well with him,” the junior Republi­ $2.99 yd. Our price from $2.39 yd. Energy Research Advisory peared before Communist law­ could raise food prices fourfold Limit 5 yards. $1.79 yd. ment Officer of the Year, Department of Public to have Democrats ask the questions, oris can said. “ I didn’t feel he was a partisan $1.69 yd. Limit 10 yards. Board, which concluded there makers today to urge Kiszczak’s and turn the public against Safety Commissioner Lester J. 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Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 are flexible. saying it was made several hours before a Brooks is the son of veteran Danbury HAS THE PERSONAL TOUCH! warrant was obtained. police officer Roger Brooks. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 31, 1989 — 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31, 1989 Cambodian talks Chilean vote viewed as step toward democracy By Eduardo Gallardo would lift a ban on Marxist tional radio and television late Aylwin, favored by most opin­ further constitutional reforms, rejected a proposal by the mil­ The Associated Press activities, end political exile and Sunday, called the vote “his­ ion polls to win the election, said which could aid the opposition itary to extend his rule until 1997. reduce the powers of the toric” and said the amended Sunday’s vote also showed “that plans. Despite losing that referen­ J open; both sides SANTIAGO, Chile — The go­ president. constitution is “the most efficient the people want agreement Pinochet, however, has made dum, Pinochet wiil retain a vernment and opposition both say The government said the final way to consolidate an authenti­ among Chileans rather than clear he is not prepared to easily decisive influence after stepping the voters’ decision to approve a tally was 5,735,032 million votes in cally democratic system.” confrontation,” a reference to the allow more changes to the consti­ down from the presidency in package of far-reaching constitu­ favor and 550,888 against, mean­ Opposition leaders, while in­ fact that the reforms were agreed tution, which was written by his March. The constitution allows remain adamant tional reforms will help revive ing 85.7 percent of the voters sisting that further reforms are upon by the government and the military regime. him to retain command of the democracy after 16 years of approved of the amendments. needed, praised those passed opposition. In his speech Sunday night, he 60,000-men army, the basis of his military rule. Void and blank votes totaled Sunday as a step toward the Aylwin and other opposition warned that he and the armed power since the 1973 coup, and the PARIS (AP) — Diplomats from for working commissions, then But the opposition is promising 408,868. restoration of full democracy. leaders said they would seek forces have “vowed in a solemn general has said he intends to nearly 20 countries have opened a return in a month for the signing to push for more reforms, includ­ Government officials and oppo­ Patricio Aylwin, the opposition other constitutional changes af­ manner” to ensure that the hold on to the post. of what is to be a treaty of peace ing a clause that would prevent month-long international confer­ sition leaders said approval of the candidate to succeed Pinochet in ter voters choose a new congress constitution will be respected. Opposition members had hoped ence on Cambodia with calls fora and neutrality for Cambodia. Gen. Augusto Pinochet from 54 reforms, which were the result national elections set for Dec. 14, in the Dec. 14 elections. The new Pinochet, 73, has ruled since a Among the items on the agenda continuing to run the army after to include an amendment on comprehensive peace formula of an unprecedented agreement said “the reforms will make" the government would take office bloody 1973 military coup over­ Sunday that would eliminate that u but no new proposals to lift the is creating an international he steps down as president next between the military regime and task easier for the future govern­ March 11. threw elected President Salvador mechanism to monitor the with­ year. provision, but the government nation from two decades of its foes, should help stabilize the ment to rebuild democracy, and One of the main changes Allende, a Marxist. Pinochet refused. Some Pinochet foliowers conflict. drawal of Vietnamese troops The 54 reforms approved Sun­ political system. will aid to the reconciliation approved Sunday would make it agreed to amend the constitution from Cambodia and an end to day included amendments that saw the approval of the amend­ China and Vietnam, the two Pinochet, in a speech on na­ among Chileans.” easier for congress to effect only after voters in October ments as a vote of support. main power brokers in Cambo­ foreign aid to the rival sides. dia, and the powerful Khmer Hun Sen announced that just Rouge guerrilla group were to 26,000 Vietnamese soldiers re­ address the conference today. mained in his country and re­ Disputed contracts pushed "We know the path to Cambo­ peated that they would be gone by Limit on army’s rights applauded Sept. 27. Western analysts have dian internal reconciliation is JERUSALEM (AP) —- A civil rights group is and the Supreme Court. likely to be long and arduous,” estimated Hanoi’s troop strength at 60,000-70,000. applauding a Supreme Court decision that It said that in some cases, a house may be U.S. Secretary of State James A. by Pierce being reviewed restricts the Israeli army’s right to demolish the sealed before the appeal hearing, “as opposed to Baker III said Sunday. “But Soviet Foreign Minister homes of Palestinians suspected of taking part in demolition, which is irreversible.” today we take the first steps.” Eduard Shevardnadze called for Several department sources also was approved by Pierce in the uprising in the occupied lands. Presiding Judge Meir Shamgar said, however, His words reflected the mea­ a cease-fire “even before the WASHINGTON (AP) - Fed­ eral housing officials say they are said HUD staffers had questioned mid-January, according to sour­ In its strongest move yet to limit the army’s that the army has the right to immediately sured optimism expressed by alt withdrawal of Vietnamese volun­ ces who said the proposal was powers to quell the 19-month-old rebellion, demolish a house in case of “operational military speakers at the huge rectangular reviewing two contracts ap­ the need for the consulting teers has been completed.” arrangements and had criticized extensively revised before the Israel's highest court on Sunday ruled that the needs,” such as in combat. table at the International Confer­ proved by Samuel Pierce in his review committee approved it by military must allow appeals before destroying A military spokesman said 227 houses have ence Hall, a block from the Arc de Marking a difference with Hun final days as housing secretary, the proposals as poorly drafted. Sen’s regime, Shevardnadze fore­ The contracts were issued a 5-3 margin. homes. been demolished in the occupied territories Triomphe. and agency sources say Pierce The presidents of both compan­ during the uprising. Palestinian groups say the But the main rivals in the saw a “dignified place” for the endorsed one project over stiff under a technical assistance The ruling was in response to an appeal by the United Nations in the process program that HUD auditors have ies defend their proposal, both of Association for Civil Rights in Israel. number is higher. conflict, Cambodia’s objections from HUD experts. which dealt with minority The U.S. State Department in February said Vietnamese-backed prime minis­ toward peace. The two contracts, worth sev­ criticized on grounds that many “Our association has always believed that the Hun Sen has rejected any role contractors provided too few enterprise. the demoiitions violated the Geneva Conventions Y ter, Hun Sen, and resistance eral hundred thousand dollars, drastic step of demolition of houses... is a form of for the world body, where Siha­ services and spent too much One -America is headed by on human rights and ignored due process leader Prince Norodom Siha­ were placed on hold shortly after Elaine B. Jenkins, who once collective punishment which is not justified,” because suspects’ houses were torn down before nouk, failed on the first day to nouk’s Coalition Government of the Jan. 20 change in administra­ money on overhead and adminis­ association member David Presler said on Israel Democratic Kampuchea holds trative costs. served on a White House small they were tried. budge from their seemingly irre­ tions ended Pierce’s eight-year business commission, and her radio. The Israeli Foreign Ministry responded by concilable positions. And none of Cambodia’s seat. tenure at the Department of Pierce’s approval of the pro­ jects was not improper, but his husband, Howard Jenkins, a The three-member court ordered the army to saying the measure was used “only in very the 10 nations speaking Sunday Housing and Urban former Labor Department offi­ inform owners of houses slated for demolition exceptional circumstances as dictated by put forward a proposal to break U.N. Secretary General Javier Development. role is at odds with his congres­ Perez de Cuellar, attending the sional testimony. In sworn tes­ cial and the first black to serve on that they could appeal to a military commander compelling security requirements.” the deadlock. One contract was to go to a firm the National Labor Relations Sihanouk insisted on the need conference, suggested a fact­ headed by two prominent black timony in May, he told Congress for an interim government com­ finding mission travel to Cambo­ Republicans and the other to a he took no direct role in agency Board. dia to start the process of setting funding decisions. Pro-Mark president Les Range posed of the four parties to the company whose president had a has close ties to Dubois Gilliam, a conflict — the three factions of the up a monitoring mechanism for longstanding friendship with a Repeated attempts to reach Vietnam’s September pullout. Pierce in recent weeks have been former Pierce associate who resistance coalition and Hun Sen. former Pierce deputy, HUD approved earlier HUD contracts The Associated Press Hun Sen refused a role for the The conference also must officials said. The officials asked unsuccessful. He has an unlisted home telephone number, and has to the company before he left the HOME PORT — Seals watch from atop a harbor marker vessel, which was involved in the largest oil spill, is being Beijing-backed Khmer Rouge, broach the thorny subject of a that they not be identified by agency. Range said he appealed BEWARE OF saying any measure of power for transition period before general name. not returned messages left at his as the Exxon tanker Valdez sails into San Diego Sunday discussed. former law office in New York. to Pierce in the belief that on its way to the repair yard. Renaming the ill-fated the strongest of the resistance elections. While Sihanouk, Pierce’s role in these contracts criticisms of Pro-Mark's pre­ guerrilla groups would “open the backed by the United States, came to the attention of HUD One contract, to a company vious work may have been door for them to return to power wants a four-party interim go­ investigators about two weeks called One America Inc., was racially motivated. or provoke a civil war no one vernment, Hun Sen wants to keep ago, the HUD sources said. endorsed by Pierce on Jan. 17 — The housing agency during PHONEY DISCOUNTS could limit or control.” his own regime in place, comple­ HUD spokesman Jack Flynn, three days before he left the Pierce’s tenure became a wellsp­ Valdez arrives home for repairs During the Khmer Rouge’s mented by a non-partisan council department — according to HUD Some places offer employee, or corporate discounts. nearly four-year rule in the 1970s, asked about the January appro­ ring of cash for well-connected that would organize elections. vals, confirmed that they were sources who said an agency developers and consultants, and a But these discounts are on inflated prices. SAN DIEGO (AP) - The coastline were stained. The clea­ tor, said he was not impressed cannot rest on the blocks that hundreds of thousands of Cambo­ selection committee voted 6-1 Please shop and compare. If you do, you'll see nup continues. Baker, setting out the U.S. among a number of pending stunning example of mismanage­ crippled tanker Exxon Valdez with the denial. usually hold up a vessel in dry dians were killed as it attempted position, reiterated American contracts put on hold after Jack against the contract. ment that allowed millions of the best value is at Fashion Opticians. No phoney discounts here. arrived in San Diego Bay for When an 18-mile oil slick "How do you discuss with him dock. to remold the country into an support for Sihanouk but made The other contract, to dollars to disappear through repairs and possibly a name coincided with the Valdez’s arri­ how to prevent more oil spills agrarian commune. Khmer Kemp succeeded Pierce as HUD Just honest value. larossi also disclosed that clear his Khmer Rouge allies secretary. Mississippi-based Pro-Mark Inc., sloppy accounting practices. change four months after its val off California on July 10, the when he’s not admitting he had Rouge rule ended with the 1978 were ultimately unacceptable. disastrous oil spill fouled Alaskan Coast Guard barred the ship from one at all?” Smith said. Exxon may try to remove the Vietnamese invasion. waters and miles of coastline. the harbor. stigma from the ship by changing Foreign Minister Roland Du­ “The United States strongly "Everything went like clock­ Tests from slick samples re­ Hundreds of people watched its name. mas of France indicated Sunday believes thkat the Khmer Rouge from shore as the Valdez entered Contact with lobbyist denied work. It was a piece of cake,” said vealed degraded North Slope "Rechristening wouldn’t be in that the four factions would should play no role in Cambodia’s EYE EXAMS ion Capt. Edward J. Silva Jr., the Alaskan crude and concentra­ the bay and rounded North order, but we are considering reopen negotiations on the side­ future,” he said, adding that it VALUE LINE senior harbor pilot who brought tions of marine organisms that Island sailing past waterfront whether we should start a new lines of the conference. would support Sihanouk “should WASHINGTON (AP) — House company’s legislative goals. imagination and absolutely no ARE STILL OF the Valdez in Sunday. inhabited the shredded cargo hotels and Navy warships. career for the vessel with a new Dumas suggested the ministers he deem it necessary” to include ethics committee chairman Ju­ “In connection with its repres­ conversation regarding DFS or JUST ROUTE 83 PLAZA VERNON 875 6156 Tugboats nudged the ship to a tanks. Coast Guard and Harbor Patrol name,” he said. provide a “political orientation” them in an interim arrangement. lian Dixon is disputing a law entation of Duty Free Shoppers, the L.A. airport occurred.” 70 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 649 5672 EYEGLASSES pier at the National Steel and Coast Guard Lt. Larry Solberg boats guarded a security zone firm’s statement that it contacted Patton Boggs & Blow has had The foursome gathered to talk $ 4 9 /PER PAIR Shipbuilding Co. for a nine- said no further discharges were around the tanker. Ships with him several times in 1986 and 1987 contacts with Congressman about Cameroon, an African $30 Tues Wed Fri 10-6 Thursday 10 8 Saturday iO -j month, $25 million repair job, spotted Sunday. pollution containment and sal­ to lobby for a company with Dixon (and other members of nation where Johnson served ending a 2,500-mile trek from Exxon Shipping Co. President vage equipment followed. which his wife now has a lucrative Congress),” the firm said in a with the Agency for International Prince William Sound. Frank larossi continued to deny Greenpeace boats shadowed deal. statement. Development, Dixon said. The docking closed a chapter in the Valdez was responsible for the vessel. Activist Kelly Quirke The Washington law firm that Brown did not return telephone a grim environmental saga that the earlier slick and at least two represents Duty Free Shoppers calls, but Patton Boggs reaf­ —On Feb. 26, 1986, and the next said Greenpeace was protesting day, Patton Boggs “had confer­ began when the 970-foot ship others off the coast, as charged by “a fossil-fuel energy policy that is Group Ltd. told the Justice firmed the information in the rammed Bligh Reef in Alaska’s state Department of Fish and Department’s Office of Foreign Justice reports. ences (personal and telephonic) not only destroying the ocean but with the following ... Julian Just bring in this coupon, and get Prince William Sound on March Game officials. the atmosphere.” Agents Registration that it talked The Dixons earned more than 24. “There was no oil on that ship. with Dixon three times and $150,000 in dividends in two years Dixon,” the reports said. The $10 OFF The hull tore open and about 11 People are losing sight of that The Valdez will be moved to dry bought him dinner once in the from the airport operation after subject of the contacts involved million gallons of crude gushed fact,” he said. dock after an underwater survey course of its work for the client. investing between $5,000 and advice that Patton Boggs gave to any pair of glasses except into the sound. Thousands of Reed Smith, a Fish and Game of damage. larossi said 30 per­ But Dixon, in written responses $15,000, according to Dixon’s Duty Free Shoppers “concerning The Value Line animals were killed and miles of department response coordina­ cent of the hull is either gone or to questions about the meetings, financial disclosure statements. its duty free stores” in several said the documents filed by the In addition, Mrs. Dixon’s stake in cities, including Los Angeles, the Coupon Must Be Presented When Ordering law firm contain erroneous the company has grown in value reports said. $10 information. to at least $100,000. West Germany hopes to slow “At no time have I ever been Patton Boggs reported to Jus­ ‘lobbied’ or have I ever engaged tice that it contacted Dixon three in any discussion whatsoever times in early 1986 — before Mrs. Build Your Future at concerning Duty Free Dixon invested in the airport flood of Polish immigrants Shoppers,” the California Demo­ concession — and once in 1987. crat’s response said. “I have Mrs. Dixon invested in the Manchester BONN, West Germany (AP) — 105,000 zlotys monthly — $125 at never helped Duty Free Shoppers partnership in July 1986, three North Rhine-Westphalia state, months after the airport board Fifty years after the Nazis the official exchange rate and have proposed offering as many Touch ‘with their legislation’ (and I do invaded Poland, West Germany about $20 on the free market, as 50,000 temporary jobs for Poles not know if any exists).” awarded the concession. is trying to lead its former enemy Polish workers help fill a void in to improve both the hard cur­ Betty Dixon, Dixon’s wife, has Here are the Dixon contacts Community out of an economic morass — and the German labor market, but rency situation there and to a lucrative stake in a joint listed in the documents: perhaps halt the wave of Polish they are resented by many in this venture with Duty Free —On March 11,1986, Duty Free discourage the hiring of illegal Shoppers picked up a $187 dinner immigrants crashing against its nation beset by unemployment of workers. 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8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, July 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31. 1989 - 9 OPINION FOCUS/Advicc PEOPLE Lowe avoids prosecution Ex-boxer ATLANTA (AP) Pork barrel of the — Actor Rob Lowe UtlTWOSENWERS Heat turns cars into fatal furnaces will be performing unite.’’. in a new venue in making DEAR ABBY: How an attempt to avoid grows larger “ Selma,” is 28 years old. She has been wedding.” However, your husband prosecution for al­ ironic and tragic! The does not have to foot the bill. An same day you had the married for two years and has a legedly videotap­ 1-year-old son. She and her husband elaborate wedding is a gift, not an ing a sex scene letter in your column obligation. Since Selma knows the i t com eback about the 5-year-old were married on the spur of the involving a 16- every day Dear Abby moment by a justice of the peace. cattle money won’t be coming until year-old girl, a pro­ child who had acciden­ Now Selma wants to have a big after the sale, tell her she had better secutor said. tally locked herself in Abigail Van Buren plan to get hitched in November. By Jack Anderson her family’s car parked church wedding with all the trim­ Lowe has agreed Nothing in life is predictable, the saying in front of her home, and mings — floor-length white gown, to perform 20 hours and Dale Van Atta bridesmaids, flower girl and ring DEAR ABBY: In 1981, 10 years goes, except death and taxes. Better make © was found dead 30 min­ of community ser­ bearer, plus a reception. Since she is after my 9-year-old son drowned, I vice to avoid crimi­ that death, taxes and pork barrel legislation MOSCOW — The Soviet Union’s utes later of heat pros­ learned about Compassionate tration, The Orange going to be married in the Catholic nal prosecution in in Congress. second most popular leader, Boris church, it will not be considered a Friends through your column. Until the case. District Yeltsin, is a burly ex-puglist whose County (Calif.) Register reported this when the boy tried to climb into the then, I was grieving alone. Congress is solving the deficit crisis largely similar tragedy: renewal of their original vows, but Attorney Lewis R. remarkable comeback qualifies him car, apparently slipped and caught actually their “ true” wedding, as the There are no words to thank you for Slaton said through a series of accounting tricks, with the A 3-year-old girl had climbed into as the Muhammed Ali of Soviet his head in the partially open window, civil ceremony is not recognized by guiding me to this wonderful organi­ Sunday. willing participation of the White House. the unlocked family car parked in politics. hanging himself. His mother found the church. ' zation. My son was my only child at Lowe is expected front of her home. All the windows But that hasn’t stopped its members from He has been counted down and out him dead when she returned. Our problem? My husband has the time of his death. Your column, to visit about 20 Los more than once. If he stays on his feet were shut, the doors were child-proof approving spending bills designed to make the Abby, please print this as a warning spent a fortune on Selma — having her and the truly “ compassionate Angeles-area d « i, i folks back home feel good about their this time, it will be a clue that Mikhail and the afternoon was blistering hot to others. /teeth repaired and providing a friends,” literally saved my life. schools during the Lowe Gorbachev’s perestroika has a future. A few hours later, the girl was found representatives without accomplishing much rent-free home for her since the day next two years to make speeches on topics such We met Yeltsin, a people’s deputy in dead due to the intense heat inside the KAREN COLE she married. He also promised her CLAIRE TORREY, TUCSON more. car. as drug abuse and the law. . 1. i the newly created congress, for a rare FOUNTAIN VALLEY some additional money, which he Slaton had been considering charges against Tucked away in the small print of one exclusive interview. The tall, white- Curled up on the floor behind the invested for her in some cattle. He DEAR CLAIRE: Thank you for Lowe for allegedly videotaping Jan Parsons, recent bill were millions of dollars in pork haired, 58-year-old engineer has a tilted passenger seat, the girl’s tiny DEAR KAREN: Thank you for a won’t get the money back on the cattle giving me yet another opportunity to then 16, in a sex scene with a woman in an barrel plans that won’t do much besides give stevedore’s grip and eyes that swiftly body was well hidden from parents, valuable addition to this column. until October, and Selma wants to get publicize this wonderful support Atlanta hotel room during the 1988 Democratic alternate between mischievous neighbors and the police who group. Compassionate Friends is for some members of Congress a better shot at Readers: most children are fasci­ married in August. He’s angry and National Convention. humor and dark anger. searched the neighborhood. Her fa­ nated with cars, so please never leave those who have lost a child (of any re-election. They include $17 million for a big, feels he has done enough. Lowe, 25, is one of 2,600 people to participate He has charisma aplenty and ther had even used the car while a window down, never leave the keys I would like Selma to have the age) in death. To locate the group in in Georgia’s pretrial intervention program, searching for her. sophisticated tug boat on the Mississippi surprising candor. At first, his in the ignition and never leave the church wedding as a memory for the your area, write to the national office: which Slaton called an alternative to prosecu­ River. answers came in staccato bursts of The girl’s death was the second in doors of your car unlocked. rest of her life. What do you suggest? Compassionate Friends, P.O. Box tion for young, non-violent first offenders. Until Congress can make tough decisions on Trickle down boys alive and well “ da” and “ nyet.” But gradually he two months in that community I realize that this item is far from an We are ... 3696, Oak Brook, III. 60522-3696, or call Lowe remains the subject of a lawsuit by opened up with explanations and involving a child and a parked car. these smaller spending proposals, balancing upper, but if it saves one small life, it at (312) 990-0010, A self-addressed, Parsons’ mother, Lena Arlene Wilson, who allusions to his personal life that are In May, a 4-year-old boy lost his life will be well worth the space in this stamped envelope is not necessary, Y the nation’s checkbook won’t be possible. ment Tax Credit or the Oil Depletion to service these debts, they some­ HOG-TIED claims Lowe seduced her daughter. By Joe Spear Allowance. But they seemed to times forget about products and unusual in a Soviet leader. after his mother had partially opened column. but because it is a non-profit organiza­ Those qualifies have made Yeltsin a the window of her car to cool it off. She tion, please send a dollar along with — Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Maine disappear during the Reagan admin­ markets and concentrate instead on DEAR HOG-TIED: As a Catholic, Giants reject Stones We haven’t heard much from the istration — possibly to think up a way cutting costs. This usually results in man of the people in Moscow — he went into her house for a few minutes DEAR ABBY: My daughter. this will, indeed be her "first your request. It’s tax-deductible. trickle-down crowd in recent years. to explain how funds stolen from the reduced benefits and lost jobs for easily won 90 percent of the vote in EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - The March against a party-supported Surely you remember the Trickle housing budget will trickle down to workers. OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self. Ph D. New York Giants didn’t give Mick Jagger and Downers. They're the people who can help the poor and homeless. candidate. He ranked second only to the Rolling Stones any satisfaction. Bennett made quote Calvin Coolidge (“ The business After an intensive search, I found And the taxpayers have the privi­ Gorbachev in popularity in a recent The Giants rejected a proposal by the Stones of America is business” ) before they the TDs on Wall Street, where they are lege of subsidizing the whole thing Soviet opinion poll. WITNESS^TO'/^ Lead poisoning has become to perform at Giants Stadium during their first can say “ Mama.” They passionately acting as consultants to the leveraged because interest payments are writ­ At the moment, the Soviets love U.S. tour in eight years, officials said Sunday. believe in the sanctity of a free buyout boys. These are the “ financial ten off and some assets are Yeltsin because he is an outsider — The football team will be playing in San mockery of marketplace, except when it is engineers” who search for solvent "redepreciated.” pushed out of power by Gorbachev in P I5 - country’s ‘forgotten epidemic’ Diego the weekend of Oct. 20-22, the proposed tinkered with to help the rich get firms that are willing to bet the 1987 and put back into power this year date of the Stones concerts, but the team told richer. business for the promise of a pot of It is all done, not to build a better by the voters in the first contested concert officials that preparations for the limited success, and in tact that it Indeed, this is the essence of the gold a few years down the road. product, but to enrich bankers, election in the Soviet Union in 70 © ore luf The social shows would interrupt practice. drug problem Trickle Down Theory: All benefits In the simplest terms, it’s not unlike investors and company executives. years. and economic was not even complying with The Stones planned from two to four shows, many of its own regulations and lavished upon Big Business eventu­ refinancing your home. You assume a As Washington-based jouranlist Max Yeltsin peppers his speeches and costs are enor- and would have had to build a large stage and m 0 u s a n d procedures. It is apparent that drug czar William ally trickle down through the system pile of debt in return for your equity, Holland put it, “ Something is funda­ commentary with assaults on the ( do other work to prepare the stadium for a and benefit the masses. It is an artful mentally dysfunctional when com­ Politiburo, reveling in its rejection of / I' li.A/ growing. Sev­ Sylvia These shortcomings have not concert. Bennett simply reacted in what he thought and your life is thereafter consumed little sophism that probably makes by cash flow problems. The same panies are allowed to use their future him. Every public denunciation of eral million yet been addressed. The HUD Meadowlands sports complex spokesman administration under Jack Kemp was cute fashion to a caller’s question on the the Trickle Downers feel less guilty thing happens with companies that earnings to finance debt and profits Yeltsin by the party is another lef in children are at Les Unger said the Giants were asked to Porter offers hope that a new approach Larry King’s call-in television show. about taking our money. undergo LBOs. They borrow heavily for a few, rather than build something his garland. risk, perhaps reconsider their decision. But he said the will be taken to the problem of Why else would Bennett, who is famous for The TDs used to hang around to buy up their own stock in hope.s of useful.” At the age of 11, little Boris blew off yours. Yet few Giants have first claim on the stadium. hearing rooms on Capitol Hill to making millions after they pay off the a few fingers when he tried to take people today childhood lead poisoning. The Stones plan to visit 29 North American outrageous comments, suggest that it would The 1988 report by the Public remind lawmakers why America debt and "go public” again. Joe Spear is a syndicated colum­ apart a hand grenade. That didn’t stop show any con­ cities during their “ Steel Wheels” tour, set to be OK with him if drug dealers were Health Service prompted Con­ could not survive without the Invest­ Because of the enormous pressure nist. him from moving up through the cern about start in Philadelphia. The band played three beheaded? ranks as a manual laborer in lead poisoning because most of us Agency, the Food and Drug gress to authorize up to $20 nights at the Meadowlands during its last U.S. Bennett said, “ Morally, I don’t have any factories. Then he educated himself thought the problem had been Administration — plus public million in federal grants for tour, in 1981. screening programs to identify problem with that at all.’’ This from a man as an engineer and became a factory solved. health associations, children’s Arre-R hoo y £a -rs o f sluaider t h e c o lo f\d ia n Lead poisoning is still one of the doctors and citizen action groups children with elevated blood lead who likes to point out that he used to teach Poverty programs benefit rich boss. From there it was a natural step to local party chief and then Politi­ VOLCANO NEVAVO VEL RUIZ CA/^E VIOLENTLY TO most important contemporary — already know the causes and levels, ensure their referral for Bee Gees make comeback ethics. buro member. LIFE IN NOVEAyHER. I9S5,C0F\PLETELY health problems in the U.S., says cures. What we lack is a national treatment and intervention, and NEW YORK (API — TWelve years after A Bennett spokesman later said that his extracted millions of dollars in tax as much in mind as the poor In 1981 at the 26th Party Congress, DESTROYIN& THE TOWN OF ARrAERO. WHILE THE the American Public Health resolve to act while the costs are for community education about By Vincent C a rro ll their chart-topping album “ Saturday Night breaks and rent subsidies from the themselves. Yeltsin was as fawning as the next ERUPTION OCCURRED, A D C S WAS FLYING HIGH Association. still within our capabilities. the hazards. That was last fall. In boss didn't really mean what he said. Fever” made them kings of the disco era, the government in recent years. Even at Sure, Sam Pierce was a lousy comrade about then-Premier Leonid OVERHEAD. THE PLANE WAS COMPLETELY This summer, throngs of people Our apathy arises from earlier this mid-year of 1989. no actual We’re willing to give Bennett the benefit of Which of Phil Winn’s stories about Bee Gees are looking for respect from that, they were no more skilled than a administrator. He might as well have Brezhnev. He would later admit that ENGULFED IN AN ERUPTIVE CLOUD OF pressured environmental agen­ successes in banning lead in paint funding has been voted. the doubt, but this kind of irresponsible the unfolding Housing and Urban American music audiences. veritable roll call of well-connected been in a coma for eight years for all he "lacked the courage and political SULFUROUS SMOKE AND ASH. THE PILOT cies to stop the use of Alar on and reducing lead in gasoline, in Should there be an appropria­ Development scandal do you suppose The brothers Robin, Barry and Maurice Gibb grandstanding makes a mockery of a very Republicans who siphoned fortunes the oversight he apparently exerted at experience” to do otherwise. apples. industrial emissions, and in sol­ tion to fund the screening, it he’d have us believe? IMMEDIATELY LOST VISIBILITY: THEN ALMOST are hoping to put their white-suited, gold real, and very serious drug problem. from federal housing programs. The HUD. But it’s naive to think the Gorbachev promoted him to Mos­ What was once “ the silent dered food cans and water pipes. would be administered by the At first, the outgoing U.S. ambassa­ MIRACULOUSLY, THE PLANE EMERGED FROM THE chain-wearing days behind them as they most conspicuous; James Watt, the system merely requires an energetic, cow party chief in 1985 and told him to epidemic” has become “ the Those measures do not elimi­ Centers for Disease Control in dor to Switzerland insisted that “ in all TURBULENT CLOUD INTACT I embark on their first U.S. tour in a decade this The Sunday Telegraph former interior secretary, who pock­ hard-nosed executive — someone, for clean house, but Yeltsin got carried forgotten epidemic.” In terms of nate the layers of lead paint on Atlanta, where there has been a my years of public service, I have week. eted $300,000 in developer fees (“ It example, like current HUD chief Jack away. He threw out lazy functionaries dollars that will come from your older housing or pipes. Nor do longstanding commitment to pre­ never seen so many untruths The brothers of falsetto harmony have faced seemed like a lot of money to me” ) for Kemp. The agency also needs differ­ and mingled among the people, pocket, it is an epidemic the U.S. they eliminate lead- venting childhood lead poisoning. printed.” Not 24 hours later, though, several trials during the past decade the making eight telephone calls to HUD ent programs (and fewer of them), standing in lines for food, riding the cannot afford to ignore. It is contaminated soil. Unfortunately. $20 million he told an incredulous congressional and scheduling one brief meeting with programs that aren’t designed to impossible to measure the human The federal lead-screening won’t do much to eliminate the cocaine-related death of brother Andy last buses, arguing with shop clerks, all to year, Maurice’s treatment for alcoholism in subcommittee that he didn’t know just HUD secretary Samuel Pierce. satisfy the flock of contractors, see how the Moscow system worked. loss, but the health-care and grants program was terminated cause. In fact, the legislation does how federal grants had been secured D r. G o tt not address the cost of 1980 and record company battles that kept According to congressional Demo­ developers, landlords and other Of curse, it didn’t work well, and cleanup costs will run into billions eight years ago. States and local for his business group’s deals — didn’t abatement. them from recording for eight years. crats and left-leaning commentators wealthy pests who attach themselves Yeltsin complained all the louder. l A Peter Gott, M.D. of dollars. communities have great diffi­ even possess detailed knowledge of A gigantic effort will be re­ The tour will promote their new album like Daniel Schorr of National Public to the federal spigot like barnacles to Gorbachev used Yeltsin as a The major source of lead culty finding the resources to the very program that so conveniently quired to eliminate the problem, “ One.” Radio, the HUD scandal merely a boat. stalking horse, pitting him against the poisoning in children continues to locate and treat lead-poisoned enriched him and his associates. says Dr. Herbert Needleman of proves that money-grubbing ethics Otherwise, there will always be conservative party ideologogues, but be house paint. The problem is children. A report by the Public If Winn, a former HUD commis­ the Children’s Hospital of Pitts­ and cronyism pervaded the Reagan guys like Jim Watt and Phil Winn Yeltsin’s rhetoric inevitably offended that many children, especially Health Service in 1988 estimates Bush eats fajitas sioner and one-time chief of the burgh. Dr. Needleman also points administration. But if that’s all the around, eager to sell out for a slice of even Gorbachev. In a speech in 1987, children in poor families, live in that three to four million children Colorado Republican Party, is ignor­ out that such an effort would BETHESDA, present scandal teaches us, then the the action. One day you’ll notice them Yeltsin meant to praise his mentor, older housing where surfaces are are now at risk, many of them ant as he claims, how can he denounce create as many as 20.000 jobs over Md. (AP) — Presi­ problem is obviously licked, since lecturing an audience on the dangers but his tongue got away from him. He covered with multiple layers of living in pre-1950 housing in the dent Bush and a charges of influence-peddling and of big government: the next day, as if 10 years. Reagan has retired to a British implied that Gorbachev himself was Enzymes attack leaded paint and where high inner cities. few friends ate insider-dealing as false? And how His estimate of $10 billion in knighthood, the speech circuit and the to prove their own thesis, you’ll moving too slowly. As soon as the concentrations are found in soil, Lead-poison prevention pro­ Mexican cuisine at does he know HUD rules were funding would cost the taxpayers pleasures of his ranch. discover them in ardent embrace with words were out, Yeltsin knew he had water pipes and dust. grams are victims of more than a suburban restau­ followed if he can’t even describe less, he suggests, than the $11.6 the same system they’d so lately gone too far, and offerd his resigna­ Researchers say lead intoxica­ the Reagan austerity measures. rant, with the pres­ them? In fact, the HUD scandal also offers reviled. needed protein billion proposed to house prison tion on the spot. Gorbachev waited a tion leads to lower intelligence, HUD has dragged its feet on this ident sampling the Winn is evidently a great kidder. He a more serious lesson about modern inmates, many of whom come To opportunists such as these, legal decent interval and accepted. slower development, behavioral problem for many years. house specialty, e £ l is also, alas, the latest in a long line of government: that the political pork from inner city homes and are profit is always reasonable profit, and Yeltsin was still Gorbachev’s favor­ disturbances and other health Legislation in the 1970s gave fajitas. political activists to succumb to the barrel brims not only with military themselves victims of lead a chump is someone without friends at ite Don Quixote, and he was given a DEAR DR. GOTT: Can you explain alpha 1 problems. Repeated exposure HUD a mandate to research and Bush, accom­ ® 1989 by NEA. Inc lure of a fast and easy buck. hardware, highway projects and the top. anti-trypsin deficiency? Is there any connection can cause convulsions, comas develop techniques for eliminat­ poisoning. other traditional goodies, but with job in the Construction Ministry panied by Secre­ Winn and his associates, who figure where he was supposed to bide his with the AIDS virus? and even death. Pregnant women ing lead-paint hazards in federal If you are concerned that your “Hey, man, you haven’t seen Annette poverty programs, too — programs tary of Comn- in more than 30 projects examined in Vincent Carroll is a syndicated time until Gorbachev could dust him can contaminate their fetuses. housing and to monitor housing child has been exposed to lead, Funicello around, have you?" an audit by HUD’s inspector general. conceived with the poverty industry contact your physician or your merce Robert columnist. off for the next battle. But the lull DEAR READER: The body produces substances Federal agencies such as the contolled by other federal agen­ Mosbacher and state or local health agency for nearly broke Yeltsin. There were called proteolytic enzymes, compounds that des­ Centers for Disease Control, the cies. In 1981, the Comptroller former aide Craig advice. Many public health agen­ rumors of a heart attack or nervous troy protein, which are necessary for normal Department of Housing and Ur­ General reported that HUD was Fuller and his wife, cies offer free lead screening breakdown. He told us that neither metabolism. One such enzyme is trypsin. To ban Development (HUD), the not fulfilling its responsibilities, Karen, dined at the Open Forum tests. happened, but said, "I had very bad balance this protein-destroying reaction, the body Environmental Protection that its research program had Rio Grande Cafe on headaches for two months.” The also produces anti-proteolytic enzymes. Ordinarily, Sunday night. migraines nearly incapacitated him. the two classes of enzymes exist in a delicate Barbara Bush wonderful shelter and soup kitchen run meeting such as was witnessed last week Tom has shown over and over that he The bureaucracy hoped he would go bdlsncc was at Kennebunk- Landers must resign by the Manchester Area Conference of at the meeting of the Eighth Utilities gets the job done. He will be the first to away, but he didn’t because Musco­ Alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency is a rare, inherited Don’t worry about lost checks port, Maine, at Churches. They could spend their District directors. Those members who admit a personal deficiency and go about vites could not let go of Yeltsin. They disorder in which the neutralizer for trypsin is their oceanfront George Bush as president of 8th sometimes idle hours between 7 a.m. and “ followed the self-centered leader” seeking the expertise he needs to elected him to the congress and, for diminished or absent. This deficiency is associated DEAR BRUCE: Recently, 100 of my personal home. The commerce secretary also came 8 p.m. helping to clear up the litter. Isn’t To the Editor; should resign. successfully complete the task. Unfortu­ the moment, he speaks with earned with emphysema, liver disease or both. The nature checks disappeared. They could have been thrown without his wife. Georgette. there a way to provide monies to pay A true Board of Directors should nately. the Eighth District and the news bravado. He also knows that at any of this relation is unclear. Children, with the niore out inadvertently by our housekeeper or kids, stolen Bush skipped another event originally them something to make it worthwhile The worst thing that has happened to represent all constituents construc­ media have already labeled him moment the gates could be shut on severe variant of the disease, develop liver or still in the house and we can’t find them. planned for the evening, the finals of the for all? the Eighth District in years was just tively. The selfish, destructive few on the incapable. glasnost and the Boris Yeltsins of the inflammation and cirrhosis (scarring) that can be In any event, since we do keep a fair amount of Sovran Tennis Classic at an outdoor Washing­ Some of these people get into trouble Smart Money ■ perpetrated by the selfish individual Eighth board should resign. It is no place Obviously the future will speak for Soviet Union would find themselves fatal. Liver trantplants may be required to save the money in our checking account (both of our ton arena. It rained intermittently during the with idle time on their hands. who, under questionable circumstances, for “ dirty pool” . itself. talking to the walls in a gulag. patient’s life. paychecks are sent directly to the bank), we are afternoon and evening. became the district president. We in the south end would welcome you I stayed at the shelter, I eat at the soup In adults, alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency causes nervous.that someone could steal our pay by writing Bruce Williams Leslie Cottier kitchen and. if I do say so myself, I pick Mr. Landers owes an apology to Mr. back anytime, Tom. At least we It’s only money prenriature emphysema, a chronic lung disease a check just when the paychecks hit the bank. What Longest who has served the district well 35 Main St., recognize a sincere desire to serve! up a lot of litter! marked by distraction of pulmonary tissue and can we do? Beauty wants respect Manchester Perhaps a special fund-raising fun The Pentagon’s infamous $640 toilet for many years. He also owes an apology difficult breathing. Patients often have increased NEW YORK (AP) - Mary Xinh Nguyen to Mr. Ferguson for “ using” him, and he Charlene Benito event could take place to raise the funds. seat has been eclipsed by another bronchial mucus, widespread areas of infection and B B 79 Hackmatack St. Please do all you can to start putting procurement nightmare — a bungled may be Revlon’s Most Unforgettable Woman should apologize to the district at large asthma. FT. MYERS, FLa ! honor checks that do not have appropriate of the Year, but the 19-year-old Amerasian Manchester these people to work while they look for attempt to buy computers. After eight Adult alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency is treated the for his attempt to substitute a totally signature, it is their problem, not yours. says she wants to be remembered for Ferguson was ’pawn’ better employment and keep “ the City of years of research, only one thing is same way as emphysema: control of bronchia unqualified sewer commissioner for one DEAR B.B.: Relax! Unless the missing checks Now, it is true that with today’s processing, many something other than beauty. Village Charm” cleaned up. sure, that the Defense Department secretions, aggressive treatment of infection, relief who is totally qualified. When Mr. In political struggle were actually signed by you, you have little to worry check signatures are not looked at, they are simply In an essay for the cosmetics company Thank you for your concern and time. underestimated the cost of eight of bronchia constriction, avoidance of external Landers has made his proper apologies A novel solution about. Your bank took your signature and put it on scanned by a machine. But there again, this is not telling why she was unforgettable, the Boston he should then resign. This the district To the Editor: enormous computer systems by $1 factors (such as smoking) that may worsen the file when you opened a checking account. If they your problem. As long as the missing checks do not Dorothy J.P. Turn billion. The systems were supposed to University student wrote about her memories 9 emphysema and therapy for the disease’s complica­ deserves. to clean up litter bear your signature, your monies are safe. of Vietnam, where she was ridiculed as “ a 109 Foster St., improve the flow of information tions (e.g. heart failure and respiratory I read with awe your recent public If, however, you are truly concerned and are child of the dust’ ’ because her father, whom she Manchester among the services, but the Pentagon Harvey B. Sleeves lynching of Tom Ferguson. It is very To the Editor: insufficiency). unable to accept what I have told you, you can has never met, was an American GI. refuses to be organized. Four of the There is no specific antidote for alpha 1 281 W o^bridge St., obvious to this reader that Tom was used always go to the radical route and close out that Revlon picked her from a group of nine eight systems are still on the chalk­ anti-trypsin deficiency. However, with modern Our Language Manchester as a pawn in a pathetic political power Being a new resident of Manchester, account and open a new one. That way, if the checks finalists — most of whom were models or plan board. None will be operational until medical therapy, patients can be helped to live struggle. and having lived in the cleaner country Letters to the editor are used by someone, they will immediately be to be. She won $25,000, a photo session and a the 1990s. The foot dragging has productive, relatively independent lives, provided I have known Tom Ferguson for many most of my life, I am very, very picked up when the check hits the processing spot in a Revlon advertisement. forced the price into the stratsphere. the consequences of the deficiency are monitored QUESTION: Recently an athlete said in a.. Meeting Is no place years. He has been a friend and neighbor concerned about the litter problem in Letters should be brief and to the point. machine. If he is still alive, Nguyen said she hopes to One Navy computer system alone has interview, “ Her and the whole team were there.” and I worked on two of his successful Manchester. They should be typed or neatly handwrit­ and medicine is given as needed. Also, it is possible to program in the check track down her father, but not before she gone from an estimated price of $33 Alpha 1 antl-trypsln is completely unrelated to for *dlrty pool’ campaigns for Board of Directors. I saw I am aware of what the Sanitation and ten, and, for ease in editing, should be That’s wrong, isn’t it? numbers if you know then, so the scanner will pick graduates from college. “ I want to be mentally Tom a few days after the July elections Parks & Recreation departments, the double-spaced. Letters must be signed million to $500 million. AIDS. up each check as it processed. 8 ready and an important person so he can’t ANSWER: Yes, it’s wrong. The correct pronoun To the Editor: and he told me how pleased and honored churches, and others too, no doubt, are with name, address and daytime tele­ To give you more information, I am sending you a refuse me,” she said. he was to be able to serve in his new doing to help alleviate this never-ending phone number (for verification). copy of my Health Report “ Living With Chronic to use as part of the subject is she, not the object her; Her ultimate goal “ is to be an ambassador to if you removed and the whole team, you wouldn’t Bruce Williams, America’s top radio talk host, is “ Follow the Leader” as a children’s neighborhood. Does this sound like a problem. The Herald reserves the right to edit Lung Disease. ’ ’ Other readers who would like a copy Vietnam — a spokesperson for the Vietnamese game can be fun — but it has no merit as man who is feathering his nest in some My idea is to somehow motivate the letters in the interests of brevity, clarity Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta should send $1.25 with their name and address to say, “ Her was there.” To score a hit with English heard each week night on NBC stations. Questions are syndicated columnists. people.” a way to conduct a Board of Directors’ manipulative way? I think not! people of Manchester who use the and taste. P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure speakers, that athlete should have said, “ She and should be sent to: Smart Money, Manchester to mention the title. the whole team were there.” Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. 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threat to kill Higgins as “ outrage­ to challenge those on the slate ous, uncivilized, unconscionable recommended by the nominating behavior." committee. Green said the move­ “ There really can be no expla­ ment to nominate others began nation for it and no excuse for it," because the GOP was short of Bird’s return delayed 6 weeks he told reporters in Paris as he candidates. headed into a second round of “ The point of it was, I went out meetings at an international to get candidates and sent them conference on Cambodia. over to him (Sullivan) and the Broken bone in back puts comeback on hold The group holding Higgins said rest of the nominating ciimmit- in a Dec. 12 statement that it had tee, and they discouraged them. These are good men — good Bv Howard Ulman With Bird, the Celtics won the NBA sentenced the Marine to death The Associated Press and said he “ made full confes­ people,” said Green. title in 1986, reached the finals in 1987 Green said the endorsed ticket and made it to the Eastern Conference sions about his espionage WALTHAM, Mass. — The moment activities.” is a more conservative one than finals in 1988. Without him, they didn’t the Boston Celtics had waited a long On Sunday, the group’s state­ one which would have included clinch a playoff berth until the final Sullivan. Green said Sullivan time for was over in minutes. Larry day of last season, had their worst ment said “ we shall carry out by Bird’s return to scrimmaging left him hanging the death sentence often agreed with the Democratic record in 10 years and were swept in with a broken bone in his lower back, handed down against proven spy majority. three games by Detroit in the first his second major injury in as many Higgins at exactly 3 p.m. (8 a.m. Carpenter, a member of the playoff round. nominating committee, said the seasons. The return of the three-time NBA EDT) Monday if Sheik Abdul “ In this game you have your falls, Karim Obeid and his two committee did reject two people most valuable player figured to make and you have to take them or you get brethren have not been freed by Green named, but the others did Boston a contender again. Bird had out,” Bird said Sunday night. then.” not come to the nominating played well in a charity game at committee. If they had, they The Associated Press “ I’m in my 30s now, and you’re Indianapolis on June 25. Israeli commandos stole into never as good as you were. What you the southern Lebanese village of probably would have been put on try to do is stay at the same level. If Celtics coach Jimmy Rodgers said Jibchlt early Friday, kidnapped the ballot. Carpenter said. HE CARES — California’s Jim Abbott, I’m healthy, I’ll play well. I still think Bird’s injury wouldn’t change the Obeid from his apartment and Carpenter said he plans to shown in a file photo, took the time to I can play.” team’s approach to preseason flew him to Israel in a helicopter. withdraw his name from the write to 5-year-old Erin Bower of training. ticket at a meeting Tuesday, Bird, 32, fell heavily under the His cousin, Ahmed Obeid, and a Indianapolis, who had her hand blown basket Saturday night, just five “ The biggest problem is that it’s a friend, Majid Fahs, also were partly because Sullivan was not major disruption in his own summer endorsed, and because he is not off in an explosion. minutes into the first workout of the seized, Lebanese police said. A Celtics’ summer camp for rookies, workouts to rehabilitate his ankles,” neighbor of Obeid's was shot to happy with those who were, he Rodgers said. said. free agents and five veterans. He death by troops when he opened clutched his back, rolled over on his The annual camp at Brandeis is his door during the kidnapping. “ Roland Green is a loaded gun. primarily for rookies and free agents Reginald PInto/Manchesler Herald stomach and winced in pain. He is Y Israel described Ahmed Obeid He may bring out a few votes but unlikely to see action again for four to hoping to make the Celtics, impress and Majid Fahs as “ assistants” he may bring people out to vote STONES MADNESS — People line Main Street today in waiting to get tickets to the Rolling Stones concert at six weeks. other teams or stay in shape. Some of Obeid. against him,” Carpenter said. front of the Harvest Beads & Silver store at 476 Main St. Sullivan Stadium in Foxboro, Mass. After undergoing surgery on both veterans usually show up. Bird and Carpenter, who recently joined Upshaw did. the Republican Town Committee, Jim Murray heels last Nov. 19, Birt had been said he and Sullivan had hoped to expected to be sidelined three to four ‘ T ve just come here to play bring in some new people with months. But by May 2, the date of basketball because I haven’t played in fresh ideas that were more Boston’s final playoff game, he still a long time,” Bird said before the Abortion Mayors hadn’t played a game. He saw action scrimmage. “ I just want to play From page 1 positive. From page 1 “ But it was clear Thursday the in ju.st six games last season. against some competition.” old people with old ideas are in ” I didn’t think (my heels) would He was hurt in the camp’s first control. I’m really disappointed bother me at all in this camp, because scrimmage, although he played for a Virginia Gov. Gerald Baliles, I’ve been playing all summer.” he minute after the fall before leaving officers who hire a manager. If a charter, has a somewhat similar because I felt this was the chairman of the association, said Some local observers have He cited a controversy 35 years Abbott shows .said. ” And I won’t know how my feet the court. large block forms it has a lot to view. Republicans’ year. We had really the governors weren’t discussing thought so. There also have been ago to illustrate the point. are until I play every night fora whole “ He’s made such great progress. say about the policies that will be Rubinow says that while the put forth an electable slate,” abortion because their agenda movements in the past to institute Sherwood Bowers, a Republi­ year.” He was ready to make the next step, to charter denies the mayor any Carpenter said. was set before the Supreme a mayor-council type of govern­ adopted. A large majority party can mayor, led a bipartisan The optimism surrounding Bird’s put the emphasis back on basketball,” is in the same position and the “ administrative” duties, the understanding, Court’s ruling in a Missouri case. ment in Manchester, with the political bloc that consisted of one return was wiped out on a freak play Rodgers said. "H e’s not going to be mayor is expected to be the mayor as the person elected by Baliles. a Democrat who sup­ executive or administrative pow­ other Republican and three De­ when he collided with teammate able to do that for a while.” the board to be chairman has the ports legal abortions in most ers in the hands of a mayor. spokesman for the majority mocratic members of the board. Kelvin Upshaw, Bird returned to the Team spokesman Jeff Twiss said party. role of the leader of at least the cases, said formal discussion by But Charles S. House, one of the Town voters had approved an Hospital camp at Brandeis University, signing treatment will consist of massage, majority on the board. lots of caring the governors wouldn’t likely two living framers of the town There is always the threat that appropriation to build the Keeney autographs and walking stiffly. application of ice, electrical stimula­ a mayor may try to take over That role, said Rubinow, a From page 1 produce an agreement anyway. charter, does not see a high School. When bids were taken, it "It’s just a littlebit sore.” Bird said. tion and medication. Bird fractured a retired Superior Court judge, is of LOS ANGELES — Too often, the major league b . “ This is a decision that will profile mayor as a threat so long some administrative powers, became apparent that the school “ I feel blessed that I’m standing and small bone, called the transverse special importance when there is ballplayer is portrayed as a churlish, gracele.ss have to be argued within each as that mayor does not try to take said House, but the defense would cost about $30,000 more moving and that I didn’t do more process, that protrudes from a against it is the other directors a serious difference of opinion, “ Some of (the recommenda­ indivdiual who comes into public view brushing the The Aeeoclated Preee state,” he said. “ It is a topic that over the manager’s than than the $450,000 authorized damage.” vertebra, but suffered no neurological and ultimately the electorate. even in “ administrative” mat­ tions) may be out by next week is unlikely to achieve the kind of responsibilities. unless some changes were made little kid autograph seeker aside, refusing to pose If Bird misses six weeks, he’ll or disc problems. Twiss said. ters, between the mayor and the and there may be more in the SET BACK — Boston Celtics’ Larry Bird, shown in a file photo, consensus that would produce a “ I don’t recall any attempt to The minority representative in the plans. The Bowers bloc for pictures, announcing irritatedly that all he owes return in mid-September, less than a For now, all Bird can do is wait. town manager, because the man­ weeks to follow that,” Lewis said. policy resolution by the National usurp the powers of the man­ provision in Manchester govern­ voted to scrap the plans entirely his pubic is a .293 average of an appearance at a month before the Celtics open training ‘T il just have to live with it. heal up, had his comeback delayed six weeks as he suffered a broken ment, instituted about three ager can be removed by a Petersen’s faimily has said the Governors’ Association.” ager,” House said in a recent and hire another architect to baseball card show for which he gets $10,000. camp on Oct. 6. The regular season go back and wait and see how it is six bone in his back in a scrimmage session Saturday at the Celtics’ interview. years after adoption of the majority of the Board of draw new ones. stabbing occurred out of a desire There are. to be sure, a few who fit this begins Nov. 3. weeks from now,” he said. training camp in Waltham, Mass. House, a retired chief justice of charter, has helped make Directors. The result was an impasse in for revenge. unflattering image. They take the $2 million and the Connecticut Supreme Court, council-manager government And, said Rubinow, when there which Town Manager Richard “ He was saying, ‘Please, I’m nin. The fans’ love is unrequired. The record books Weinberg offers this reasoning on the work. House said. With minority is a serious difference of opinion Martin declined to act. begging for help,’ but the only sometime identify the.se worthies as most valuable way to get someone to pay mayor’s role; There are political representation, the general man­ between the the voters of the Rubinow led a legal battle in players. The public concept of what these letters ager is less apt to be put on the attention is to do something. MB’s blanked issues and there is a partisan town, on the one hand, and the which the court was asked to stand for is quite different. system. therefore there are politi­ spot because there is ample room majority of the board led by the When you make a scene, you must jailed in order Martin to go forward with So. it gives me great pleasure to check in with a cal leaders. The prominence of a for political platforms and sug­ mayor, on the other, the voters construction under the original be sick.” different kind of a story, the account of a major mayor depends on the individual gestions for courses of action. may remove that majority plans. The court declined to do so. Peterson said her 37-year-old league player who belongs to the world at large, is by Mallove’s Fargo case and the situation. There is plenty of opportunity for through the democratic process But in the primary and election brother-in-law was a “ ticking House said the charter’s fra­ popular expression. of election. that followed, the town voters time bomb waiting to go off.” She a citizen in good standing with the rest of the mers drew an analogy between Jay Rubinow, the other living Removal of the board majority said her family has worried for community, a man who cares. MIDDLETOWN — The bats were silent Sunday HARTFORD (AP) - Spring- voiced their disapproval by vot­ the town and a corporate business member of the committee that is not just a theoretical possibil­ years that Peterson might turn So far as I know. Jim Abbott is the only man in a night as Mallove Jewelers’ Jim Fox twirled a field attorney Paul S. Weinberg ing all but one member of the with the stockholders electing drew up the language of the ity. says Rubinow. violent. big league uniform ever to win the Sullivan Award four-hitter in leading his club to a 4-0 win over was sentenced to one year in political bloc out of office. “ It was our biggest nightmare as the nation’s outstanding amateur athlete. He’s Moriarty Brothers in Greater Hartford Twilight prison and fined $1,000 today for Rubinow concludes that even if a mayor is the leader of the that he might turn violent,” she the only one in a big league uniform who only has League play at Palmer Field. his role in the West Hartford said. one hand. Jim Abbott is the only reason I know of to “ We just didn’t hit the ball,” said MB manager Wells Fargo robbery case. majority of the Board of Direc­ tors, he or she does not thereby The apparently random attack be glad there’s a designated hitter rule in the Gene Johnson. U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Man shoots self after spree angered city officials, who American League. Moriarty’s, 14-9, resumes play Tuesday at Clarie imposed the maximum automatically become a leaderof the majority of the electorate. It wanted to know how the mental We all know what kind of pitcher Jim Abbott is — Moriarty Field at 7:30 p.m. when it hosts Evans sentence and ordered Weinberg ELLINGTON (AP) — An El­ restaurant on F arm ington on Route 83 in Vernon about 11:35 is to the majority of the electorate patient had been let out for the eight wins, six losses, 62 strikeouts in 102 2-3 Insurance of South Windsor. to surrender Aug. 28. lington man was in critical Avenue about 11 p.m.. Bristol p.m. and police gave cha.se with that the mayor is ultimately day. Police Chief George Ayl- innings, an ERA of 3.45. But I have a clippings from Mallove’s, 13-12, plated all the runs it needed in Weinberg, a 40-year-old civil condition this morning after he police Lt. William Leone said. eight state and local crui.sers in responsible. ward said police will subpoena an Indianapolis newspaper that shows what kind of the third inning^on two walks and a three-run homer lawyer, pleaded guilty last Sep­ .shot himself in the head following Leone said Schumey had en­ pursuit through Vernon. Tolland by ex-UConn standout Tom Capalbo. a three-hour crime spree that the hospital’s records and may a person he is. tember to a misdemeanor charge tered Domino’s, ordered a soda, and the Ellington area, according try to prosecute officials for not Dave Bidwell took the loss for the MB’s. “ (Dave) of aiding in the transportation of involved an earlier shooting, an Next; How mayors view their The circumstances require a bit of explanation. then left, but returned a short to Sgt. Sealander, responsibilities to the commun­ adequately supervising pitched well but he had that one bad inning. Usually stolen money, which carries a attempted kidnapping and a On the morning of April 17. little 5-year-old Erin time later, pulled out a handgun Sealander said Schumey led ity. Peterson. he throws strikes but he was pitching from behind maximum term of one year in police cha.se through three towns, and “ told the female employee police back to the home in Bower went with her mother to the local K-mart all night and he did give up three walks. Usually he prison. state police .said. that he was wanted for murder Ellington where the shooting had store in the Castleton Farms section of walks maybe one a game,” Johnson said. Weinberg got involved in the The sequence of events began and was going to use her as a taken place earlier in the evening Indianapolis. There was this tube of toothpaste on Jeff Johnson collected half of Moriarty’s hit total. robbery conspiracy through his about 9:15 p.m. in Ellington when hostage until he got into and as officers approached him, the counter. Erin picked it up. It exploded. Some friendship with key defendant Dennis Schumey, 43, allegedly Massachusetts.” he pulled out the gun and .shot cretin with a grudge against the store — or the Juan E. Segarra Palmer, who shot his wife. 37-year-old Colleen, When they went outside, the himself in the head. r world — had placed a bomb in it. was convicted in April of master­ in the legs with a small caliber truck was locked and the Domi­ Sealander said Schumey was It didn’t kill Erin. It just blew off her left hand. Tolleson’s timing minding the robbery. Segarra, a handgun, according to state po­ no’s employee fled, but also jotted taken first to Rockville Hospital, You don’t even want to think about it. leader of a militant Puerto Rican lice spokesman Sgt. Richard down the licen.se plate number. they taken by Lifestar Helicopter In all the outpouring of sympathy for little Erin, Sealander. independence group, Los Ma­ Leone said. to Hartford Hospital where he one letter came marked with the logo of the Schumey then fled in a blue is just perfect chete ros, is now serving a 65-year The man fled in the truck on remained in critical conditon tjiis We Will Be CLOSED For Vacation California Angels. It read: prison term for his role in the pickup truck before police got to Route 6. heading tow ard morning. July 30 to August 7 "Dear Erin: robbery. the scene of the shooting at his Hartford. Colleen Schumey was treated "Perhaps somewhere later in your lifetime you Weinberg has admitted loaning home. for the Yankees Police departments were for the w4unds to her legs and 94 Hartford Turnpike • Vernon will properly understand this letter and the feelings Segarra vehicles which Weinberg From Ellington. Schumey re­ alerted and Schumey was spotted released. Route 83 - Tolcottville (Across (tom GoK Land) that go behind it. Regardless, I wanted to send Bv Ronald Blum said he later suspected were used portedly made his way to Bristol K f l ■ jiJU U The Associated Press to tranport some of the stolen where he allegedly tried to abduct something along now after being made aware of The Associated Press money. an employee of a Domino’s Pizza your terrible accident. “ As your parents have probably told you, I was NEW YORK — Wayne Tolleson hadn’t gotten a hit Physicians WEIGHT LOSS Centers FINAL OUT — Boston first baseman final out in Sunday’s 5-2 win by the Red since June 18. He hadn’t played that much, only 24 bom without a right hand. 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The Indians scored a nin in the charges Heep singled Romine to third, NL West race lose again first on Dion James’ RBI single and Romine scored when Jacoby off Boddicker, who had not f By Dick Brinster mishandled Nick Esasky’s allowed a run in 24 1-3 straight grounder to third, Heep and The Associated Press innings before Sunday. affirmed N L Roundup By Joe Mooshll Esasky advanced on Andy Allan- The Associated Press Heep's two-run single made it son’s passed ball, and both scored The Houston Astros hit balls N.C. - North 2-1 in the third, but Cleveland tied when Fermin threw away Jim RALEIGH. (AP) that fell where the San Francisco Carolina State University’s at­ / / f i CHICAGO — Mark Grace is no it in the bottom of the inning on a Rice’s ground-ball single. Giants weren't The Giants just hletic department has repeatedly fly ball different than anybody else, he two-out double by rookie Joey That finished starter John didn't hit them an>'where abused academic rules to keep Jose Oquendo doubled home has always dreamed of hitting a Belle and Brook Jacoby’s RBI Farrell, 6-10, who deserved "They hit some balls today that two runs and scored on Pedro game-winning homer in the ninth single. better. basketball players on the court, I don't think you could have and the administration has per­ Guerrero’s single as St Louis inning. "I didn’t do myself any favors thrown out there any better.” San The Red Sox broke the tie with mitted the practice, a newspaper made ic 4-0 in the fifth against by falling behind in the count or Francisco pitcher Mike LaCoss Grace’s dreams came true three in the fifth, aided by two reported. Bryn Smith 9-4. letting them get back in the count said Sunday after the Astros beat Sunday when he hit a tie­ errors and a passed ball. Assistants to basketball coach Milt Thompson and Terry Pen­ when I was ahead,” Farrell said. the Giants 6-2 to move within a breaking, two-run homer with Kevin Romine led off with an Jim Valvano and other officials dleton had two-run singles in a “ But a questionable call (on game of the lead in the National two outs in the ninth inning togive infield single to .shortstop Felix routinely manipulated NCSU four-run seventh as the Cardinals Romine’s grounder) opens the League West. the surging Chicago Cubs a 6-4 Fermin, whose throw was rules to keep players out of sent the Expos to their third loss gate. It seemed every ground ball Mike Scott became the first in four games. victory and a three-game sweep scooped out of the dirt by first academic trouble, Hugh Fuller, of the slumping New York Mets, ba.seman Pete O’Brien. Edwards they hit, we came up an inch pitcher in the major leagues to Dodger* 10. Padre* 1: Los V short.” director of NCSU’s academic win 17 games Scott. 17-5. struck argued that the throw beat tutoring program since 1983, told Angeles. 11th in the league in The blow lifted the second- The Indians have committed 20 Romine. The News and Observer of out nine. Danny Darwin, who batting and home runs, backed place Cubs to within I'A games of errors in 18 games since the pitched the last two innings, Raleigh, N.C., in a copyright Tim Belcher with three homers — Montreal in the National League “ You could .see Pete get the All-Star break. They were one of story published today. added five more. They struck out two by Eddie Murray — and 15 East and left the fourth-place ball, with his glove coming up the league’s best defensive teams "W e’ve got a situation where the side in the first, seventh and hits. Mets with a six-game losing before Romine’s foot hit the bag,” before the break. ninth innings. we’ve got to win basketball Belcher. 8-9. pitched a four- streak, their longest in four Edwards said, “ That started “ I think it’s just a spell we’re The Atsoclaled Free* games, and everything else gets “ We just haven’t been hitting at hitter. marred only by Benito years. things, but that didn’t beat us. We going through right now,” Ed­ The Attoclited PrMt RECORD LEAP — Hollis Conway of the high jump at the U.S. Olympic distorted,” Fuller said in an all. period.” Giants manager Santiago’s sixth homer. Belcher had a chance to get out of the wards said. "That happens in “ I don’t know what to think.” Lafayette, La., goes over the bar at 7 feet, interview. “ It’s amazing how Roger Craig said “ And in the last struck out eight and walked four COMING THROUGH — Chicago Cubs seconij base during the fourth inning of inning and didn’t do it.” spots, like hitting and pitching.” Festival Sunday in Norman, Okla. II games, everybody that we've said Grace. “ I ’ve never hit a 10 inches to set an American record in clever the people are about the in pitching his fifth complete Jerome Walton plows into New York their game Sunday at Wrigley Field in game-winning home run in the Conway took home the gold medal. faced hasn’t been a Mike Scott” game methods of keeping these guys on Mets’ shortstop Kevin Elster as he steals ninth inning before, not even in The Giants, in first place since Franklin Stubbs had a two-run Chicago. The Cubs won, 6-4. the floor, and there are a lot of us the little leagues, never. Everyb­ June 14. have lost four of five homer and Lenny Harris had who have been concerned about ody dreams of doing this.” Tolleson games and seven of 11. three doubles, scored two runs that” “ It was a key to the game for and drove in two as the Dodgers A gimpy Keith Hernandez had From page 11 Fuller said he complained to me to get out of the first inning” battered Ed Whitson 14-7. and Nobody is winning more come off the bench to hit a Record-setting Festival Nash N. Winstead, NCSU’s top Y said Scott, whoallowed seven hits four other San Diego pitchers. two-run single with two outs in the academic officer, without result. and walked one "They got the Murray hit his 11th homer, a .seventh inning to lift the Mets into Fuller backed up his statement caught the ball, crashed into the first two guys on base and I was two-run shot, in the first inning, a 4-4 tie. off Clay Parker and Nelson with memorandums thatdetailed able to get out of it” wall, dropped the ball and fell to Liriano’s two-run single against efforts to keep basketball players and Los Angeles scored three than the Athletics’ Stewart Hernandez’ hit came on the the ground. By the time center Lee Guetterman, 3-5. gave the comes to triumphant end eligible despite academic LaCoss. 5-7. said the Astros — more runs in the second Murray first pitch off Mitch Williams, fielder Lloyd Moseby retrieved seven of whom he struck out — added a solo shot in the eighth as Blue Jays the 6-1 lead. Stieb had a shortcomings. By Ben Walker seven innings and won for the who leads the major leagues with the ball, Velarde had his first three-hitter through six, but His remarks supported some were hardly an imposing group the Dodgers ended five-game Bv Owen Canfield Oklahoma City Community Col­ probably some record but I didn’t The Associated Press first since June 20. a span during 26 saves. It came on the first big-league triple. Mattingly singled and Hall’s allegations made in the book “ I know (Glenn) Davis has 22 losing streak against the Padres. The Associated Press lege Aquatic Center, where Matt bother to look it up. In fact, I A L Roundup which he lost three games and pitch. “ It was a helpless feeling.’ ’ said homer, his ninth, closed New "Personal Fouls.” Author Peter Cl? home runs but their other guys Brave* 5. Red* 2: Derek Lilli- Scoggin of Austin. Texas and didn’t even hear them announce Nolan Ryan wins more fans, had two no-decisions Thigpen “ You have to go up there and Lawless, who was not hurt. York to 6-3. Golenbock wrote that high-level certainly don't drive the ball” he quist won for the fir.st time in a OKLAHOMA C ITY - The U.S. Cokey Smith of Ann Arbor, Mich . it. My little brother told me about said. “ When those balls like they Frank Viola wins a bigger con­ closed for his 22nd save. swing, you can’t take a pitch,” “ There’s not much you can say” Ken Phelps and Bob Geren hit NCSU administrators twisted the month and Joe Boever picked up kees teammate) Don Mattingly to Olympic Festival ended in won gold in the 10-meterplatform it.” hit today don't fall in. it's going to tract and Roger Clemens wins Scott Fletcher, acquired Satur­ said Hernandez. Tolleson followed with a consecutive singles and Duane rules to keep players from his 18th save start looking at a strike at the record-setting fashion, which was competition Sunday. As usual, the festival had stars be tough on them” more Cy Young awards. day in a trade that sent Harold That’s the way it stood until the grounder that rolled between first Ward. 4-8, relieved. After Ve­ flunking out. Oddibe McDowell paced the plate” Henderson said. “ He fitting It had started the same Smith had never finished from beginning to end. Craig Biggio's two-run single But no one in the American Baines to Texas, hit a sacrifice fly ninth when Jerone Walton beat and .second and past the drawn-in larde’s .sacrifice, Alvaro Espin­ Fuller said he told investiga­ Atlanta attack with three hits. He taught me a lot of patience.” way. higher than second in a national Swimmers Sarah Perroni of highlighted a four-run seventh League wins more games than in the eighth that put the White out a bunt single off loser Rick infield. It gave the Yankees their oza hit a grounder to shortstop tors for the University of North scored two runs and drove in one. Henderson leads the majors Hollis Conway of Southwestern competition before Sunday, when Bristol, R.I.. and Geoff Cronin of inning that broke a 2-2 tie. Rafael Dave Stewart Sox ahead 3-2. Aguilera. 6-6. fourth victory in 45 games that and Tony Fernandez tried to get Carolina system and the NCAA The victory snapped a three- with 87 walks. 78 runs scored and Louisiana set an American re­ she grabbed the lead with her Sunnyvale, Calif., each won six Ramirez doubled three times to Stewart again filled the Chuck Finley, 12-7. took the they trailed after six innings. Phelps at home. The throw was about the interference in the game winning streak by 47 stolen bases. His .429 on-ba.se Aguilera wild-pitched Walton cord in the high jump Sunday seventh dive and then held off medals, Perroni had two golds, drive in two runs for Houston stopper’s role, starting the Oak­ loss. The Angels had won 16 of “ Any time you can come back off line and the run scored. academic process. A .special o Cincinnati to second but struck out Ryne when he cleared 7 feet, 10 inches, Darcy Dominick of Boca Raton. three silvers and a bronze, while land Athletics over the Seattle average is third in the league their last 17 at Anaheim Stadium. from four, five runs against a guy Roberto Kelly then singled off the panel has made a report on The Astros loaded the bases to McDowell singled to open the bettering the mark of he had Fla. Cronin had three golds, one silver Mariners 5-3 Sunday for his behind Seattle’s Alvin Davis and Royal* 7, Orioles 6; Danny Sandberg. Randy Myers came in like Stieb, you must be doing glove of a leaping Liriano at NCSU’s athletics program to start the seventh on a single by first, moved to third on a hit by set in the NCAA Championships “ I think I proved to myself that and two bronzes. league-leading 15th victory Wade Boggs of Boston. Tartabull hit a two-run single in to face Grace in a lefty-lefty something right.” Tolleson said. second and it was 6-5. UNC System President CD. Craig Reynolds, an error by Jeff Treadway and .scored when earlier this year. I am capable of winning,” she Diver Mark Lenzi of Fredricks- Stewart, who has not lost “ This team. Oakland, has so the eighth inning as Kansas City situation. Grace took a ball Toronto, which hasn’t been Mattingly said the comeback Spangler Jr., who has said he LaCoss that allowed Gerald Lonnie Smith grounded into a Conway’s performance came said. “ It makes me feel a lot burg, Va.. made history when he con.secutive starts all .season many selective hitters.” losing sent Baltimore to its 10th loss in 11 outside before hitting the next over .500 since beating Kansas should spur the Yankees, who would make a report to the UNC Young to reach ba.se and a double play again.st Rick Mahler. lOdaysaherthe festival officially better that I can go through a became the first American to try beat the Mariners for the 10th pitcher Brian Holman said. games. pitch into the right field bleachers City on opening day. fell to 51-53 trail first-place Baltimore by 5>/i Board of Governors on Aug. 25. o fielder’s choice bunt by Scott All 9-10. began in front of a record competition and not miss the4‘/i somersault tuck in compe­ straight time. He helped Oakland “ They wait around for you to The Royals loaded the bases for his sixth home run. with thetwolos.ses. The Blue Jays games even though they’re in Spangler could not be reached were safe when'third baseman Darrell Evans hit his seventh opening-ceremonies crowd of anything” tition. He did it twice off the pull within l*/(! games of Califor­ make a mistake” with one out in the eighth on two have reached .500 seven times sixth place. However, his math for comment Sunday night. Matt Williams’ throw to third was homer — and 410th of his career. “ I wasn’t looking for a home 76,014. Sunday’s closing ceremo­ Bela Karolyi’s gymnasts 3-meter springboard and twice nia in the American League West. Rangers 9, Brewers 3: Nolan walks and a single. George Brett only to fall back. was a little suspect. As director of the university's too late to catch Eric Yelding. a mo.st by an active player — run becase I ’m not a home-run nies drew 48,571, bringing the hardly missed anything Sunday, more off the lO-meter platform, “ It’s just a really good roll of Ryan got his 285th victor>’ and grounded into a force play at the “ It just .seems like .500 is going "Things can look bad. but at academic skills program. Fuller. pinch-runner for Reynolds. leading off the second. McDowell hitter.” said Grace. “ But Iswung total attendance to 423 039. taking eight of 12 medals. Kim and received low scores all but the dice, to be honest” Stewart .struck out 10 and Pete Incaviglia plate, but Tartabull singled off to be like that all year.” Gaston any point you can win five in a row 45. is responsible for arranging Biggio singled to center, scor­ singled, moved to second on a as hard as I could and I can’t hit a Total revenue for the festival, Zmeskal. 13, of Houston, who won once, said “ I just happen to always be homered and drove in five runs as Gregg Olson. 3-2. said. “ Tough to get to and and someone can lose three out of for classroom tutoring and other ing Yelding and Young Ramirez groundnut and scored on Smith’s ball any farther against that which actually began July 17 with golds for the all-around and team America’s most famous diver, throwing against them when I ’m Texas won at home Tartabull earlier hit a two-run impossible to get over.” five and all of a sudden you’ve help for all NCSU students. He followed with his third double to single in the third wind.” swimming, was a record competition on Friday, got a gold Greg Louganis. actually had a pitching well, because they’re a Milwaukee’s Robin Yount went homer and a single. Randy Lloyd Mo.seby’.s two-run double picked up four games,” he said. has been employed as an aca­ score pinch-runner Bill Doran Rolando Roomes drove in both $3,028,043.50. record erased. Sean O’Neill of n good hitting ballclub” O-for-3 and ended his 20-game Milligan and Phil Bradley ho­ Met manager Davey Johnson and two silvers this time. demic counselor at NCSU since and knock out LaCoss. Billy runs for the Reds. McLean, Va., won three gold Stewart. 15-6. got closer to his hitting streak, the longest in the mered for the Orioles. said he had no thoughts of having The closing ceremonies fea­ Amy Scherr, 14, of Cincinnati, 1977. Hatcher, pinch-hitting for Terry Phlllle* 8, Pirate* 6; A two-run tured country-western entertain­ won a gold on the vault and Erika medals in table tennis, giving him third con.secutive 20-victon.- sea­ league this .season. The Brewers Steve Farr, 1-4, got the victory Aguilera walk Grace intention­ In an interview. Fuller said Puhl drove in Biggio with a single by Von Hayes highlighted a ers Roy Clark and Crystal Gayle, Stokes. 13. wonthebalancebeam. 13 golds during his festival son. The last pitcher to do it in the had won four in a row. and Jeff Montgomery earned his ally to let the right-hander pitch Sotomayer cracks that: sacrifice fly. five-run sixth inning fo r plus Ray Charles’ signature Only 12-year-oId Shannon career. Louganis had won 12, majors was Jim Palmer from Harold Baines acquired Satur­ sixth save. to right-handed hitting Andre — Academic tutors hired by the An error by Ramirez at short­ Philadelphia. rendition of “ Am erica.” Miller, of nearby Edmond, broke Fast pitch softball — a pitcher’s 1975-78 with Baltimore. day in a trade that sent Scott Twin* 14, Tiger* 3: Jim Dwyer. Dawson. athletic department did course stop gave the Giants a run in the The Phillies trailed 5-2 when Oklahoma City Mayor Ron up Karolyi’s Gymnastics’ domni- sport — was dominated by Peter In other games Sunday. Texas Fletcher to the White Sox. went Greg Gagne and Randy Bush work for basketball players, who second. Kevin Mitchell’s major- Charlie Hayes drew a one-out "I didn’t want Dawson up there Norick formally handed the festi­ nance by winning the uneven Meredith of Elkhart. Ind., and topped Milwaukee 9-3. Chicago 3-for-4 with two doubles and his each homered and Minnesota got if I could avoid it.” said Johnson. high jump barrier then turned in the work as their n league-leading 89th RBI — on a walk off Doug Drabek. went to val torch to Minneapolis Mayor bars. Kathy Arendsen of Holland, got past California 3-2. Kansas 1.500th major-league hit Ruben 16 hits to win at Tiger Stadium own. JO double in the fifth — accounted second on a single by Steve Jeltz “I’m a little concerned about Donald Fraser and St. Paul Lance Ringnald of Albu­ Mich. Meredith threw a perfect City beat Baltimore 7-6. New Sierra homered and drove in Dwyer hit a three-run homer night by clearing 7-4>/4. He then — Athletics department offi­ for the other San Francisco run. and scored on pinch-hitter Curt Myers because he doesn’t seem to SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) Mayor George Latimer, who.se querque dominated the men’s game, a one-hitter and five O York defeated Toronto 7-6, Bos­ three runs for the Rangers. and Kent Hrbek had a two-run have that real good pop on his fast scaled 7-5, 7-6‘/l!, 7-8‘/i and l - \ m cials abused policies that allow Cardinal* 8, Expos 3: Joe Ford’s double. — With the 8-foot barrier out of cities will be co-hosts of the 1990 competition, winning four golds shutouts as the East won the gold. ton topped Cleveland 5-2 and Ryan, 12-6, gave up four hits single as the Twins scored five ball.” before having thebarput uptothe students to withdraw for medical Magrane. 12-7. had a no-hitter Relieve Bob Kipper. 3-4. got one the way, the sky’s the limit for festival. and a silver, including the all- Arendsen also had a perfect game Minnesota routed Detroit 14-3. and did not walk a batter in 7 1-3 times in the first inning. Hrbek historic height at San Juan’s or psychological reasons, in order going until Montreal’s Rex out, but walked Tom Herr to load Myers said “ My fast ball has Cuban high-jumper Javier “ This has been a wonderful around title. and a one-hitter on the East’s Stewart gave up five hits in 71-3 innings. He leads the majors with has 13 RBIs in his last eight Escobar Stadium. to keep players academically Hudler hit a double with one out in the bases for Von Hayes. A probably dropped off a bit. I ’m Sotomayor. festival,” said Sheila Walker, In hockey, Chris Nelson scored road to the gold medal. innings. He has not lost to Seattle 189 strikeouts and raised his games. “ It is a fantastic feat becau,se I eligible. the sixth. Magrane. a winner in throwing error by Glenn Wilson always stronger when I work a lot The 21-year-old Sotomayor sur­ director of Olympic Fe.stivals and two goals Sunday night in leading In wre.stling. 1988 Olympian since June 26. 1985. when he was a career-leading total to 4,965. Detroit finished 6-21 in July. am the first man to do it,” — NCSU officials persuaded seven of his la.st eight starts, and an RBI single by Ricky and I haven’t had consistent work passed one of track and field’s Competition for the U.S. Olympic the West to a 5-1 gold medal champion Kenny Monday took reliever with Texas. The Tigers’ record for losses in a for the last two months.” Sotomayor said. instructors to give players who allowed eight hits in 8 2-3 innings, Jordan accounted for two more White Box 3, Angels 2: Jerry milestones Saturday night when Committee. victory over the South. Nelson the longest road to a gold medal, Oakland outfielder Rickey month is 24. set in June 1975. Sotomayor is heading to Los were in academic trouble “ in- struck out six and walked one. runs. Reuss and Bobby Thigpen com­ The Mets remained in fourth he cleared eight feet in the “ It’s provided a great start to finished with four goals, a record winning 10 matches in the 163- n Henderson also kept a streak Allan Anderson, 11-9. won des­ Angeles next weekend for the completes” rather than failing The Cardinals took the lead in Dennis Cook, 5-3. got late relief bined on a four-hitter and Chicago place, six games behind Montreal Carribean Championships. the new class of Olympians. for defensemen in the festival. pound class. Monday had to come going. He has reached base nine pite giving up 10 hits in eight Jack In The Box Invitational, grades, which would allow play­ the third just before the game was help from Roger McDowell, who ended California’s 10-game home and 4 12 games behind the Cubs. As in all international meets, People who follow this festival " I had no idea what the record through a mini-tournament, in­ straight times, eight on walks. innings. Doyle Alexander. 5-11, according to the Cuban Athletic ers to remain eligible. halted for 59 minutes by rain ■got his 13th save. winning streak. Asked about the Mets’ longest the event was measured in have their work cut out,” Walker was.” said Nelson, a sophomore cluding a match with 1984 Olym­ n “ I learned from (former Yan- has lost seven of eight decisions. Federation. — Top university officials or­ because the retractable roof at Junior Ortiz hit a two-run Reuss. 8-5. gave up four hits in losing streak in four years. meters. Sotomayor cleared 2.44 said. “ This is far and away the at Wisconsin. “ I knew there was pic gold medalist Dave Schultz. “ I am really looking forward to dered one star basketball player Olympic Stadium is not working homer for Pittsburgh, his first Johnson blamed the pitching. meters, besting by one centime­ best festival experience we have the Los Angeles invitation,” reinstated in a study hall even properly. Tony Pena singled, was since April 30. 1988. “ Our pitchers are not pitching ter his outdoor world record set in had.” Sotomayor said of his fourth after the player had been kicked sacrificed by Magrane and like they’re capable,” said Joh'n- Spain last year. The old record Conway ended it with a flour- Charlie Hayes homered for the American trip and second in out for disrupting other students. scored when center fielder Otis Voyaging veterans moving son. "The offense has been equaled 7 feet, 11*A inches. i.sh, easily clearing 7-10 after third straight game for the three weeks. He also competed in — Players were steered to take Nixon dropped Vince Coleman’s scoring runs for the last month or Sotomayor had the bar moved having won the competition on Phillies. the New York Games on July 22. courses taught by sympathetic so. I still feel we have the cast of up to eight feet after clearing fewer misses at 6-6‘/i. He then One of Sotomayor’s chief rivals instructors. characters to turn it around fora l-W /2 . He made the jump on his failed three times to clear a as pennant races heat up finish to remember.” in Los Angeles will be Hollis He said the university’s top second try after brushing the world-record height of 8-0‘/i. Conway, who set an American officials had known about the Dwight “ Doc” Gooden, dis­ crossbar off the standard with his Conway’s record jump came eligible for postseason play. hitter as our DH and we feel we record of 7-10 Sunday night in the problems but took no action. “ It By Ben Walker abled with a shoulder injury, isn’t left leg on his first try. fewer than 24 hours after Cuba’s Judge to decide The Baltimore Orioles, who got thebest in baseball,” Rangers U.S. Olympic Festival. comes from the highest level.” he L/1 The Associated Press expected back at least until He began his record-breaking Javier Sotomayor broke the have made their worst-to-first general manager Tom Grieve said. Asked whether he was mid-August. 8-foot barrier at San Juan, Puerto By tonight, we should know turnaround by relying on youth, said. referring to NCSU Chancellor “ Doc’s out but that’s no reason Rico. where Frank Viola and George broke that trend Friday by Last year. Texas designated Bruce R. Poulton. he said he was. for our inconsistency,” said John­ “ I was disappointed because I O unfair advantage getting Moreland from last-place hitters batted .197. New York Rodeo ends in tragedy Repeated attempts to contact Bell will be the rest of the season. son. “ We were in a position with a wanted to be the first one to clear Detroit for a promising minor- Mets pitchers hit .196 last season. Poulton for comment Sunday We already know about Harold chance fo win this gam e.” it and everybody was rubbing it league pitcher. Bell, the 1987 AL Most Valuable were unsuccessful. A spokesman Baines and Keith Moreland. Shawon Dunston had another in,” Conway said. “ But I knew “ You never know how many Player, and Viola, last year’s AL said he was on vacation for in Rose affair They’ve already become the big game for tne Cubs. He hit his as bull rider is killed every time Sotomayor jumps chances you’re going to get to win Cy Young winner, could change several weeks. surest sign that pennant races are seventh homer in the fourth well, I tend to jump higher, too. this thing.” Orioles manager teams today. CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Winstead, the provost, said he By Joe Kay Baseball wants the case heard on the way — the voyaging inning. He walked in the sixth and “ I was hoping to break his Frank Robinson explained. Cheyenne Frontier Days ended in was unfamiliar with Fuller’s The Associated Press in federal court, in which judges veteran. went all the way to third on a record, but I ’m thankful for what Moreland, 35, moved to his fifth tragedy when Lane Frost, the allegations and said the univer­ have upheld the commissioner’s Hall of Famers Enos Slaughter. Houston is chasing San Fran­ sacrifice bunt. I jumped.” team and was instantly installed 1987 world champion bull rider, sity did all it could to help COLUMBUS, Ohio — A federal broad powers in previous legal Johnny Mize and Eddie Mathews cisco and wants to add power, so Walton then hit a fly to shallow Conway, 22, will meet Soto­ as the Orioles’ designated hitter. was gored to death. students graduate. judge is expected sometime to­ challenges. Rose wants the mat­ made the trip and sodid 300-game it has pursued Toronto’s Bell. The left and when Kevin McReynolds mayor on Saturday in the Jack-in- On Saturday, the Texas Frost, 25, of Quanah. Texas, “ Our approach with all stu­ day to .settle the question of ter kept in Hamilton County winners Gaylord Perry. Don disappointing New York Mets, threw the ball over Carter’s head, the-Box Invitational at Los Rangers got another DH the died Sunday when a major blood dents is to try to get them to whether Pete Rose has an unfair Common Pleas Court, in which Sutton and Phil Niekro. All traded worried that they might slip out of Dunston .scored to give the Cubs a Angeles. Orioles had coveted, Baines. vessel was punctured by ribs graduate.” he said. “ We were advantage in his hometown court. Judge Norbert A. Nadel has late in the year, each going to a contention in the National League 4-2 lead. “He’s coming off a world team looking for one final piece of Texas, on the fringe of the East without Dwight Gooden, broken in the impact with a doing anything we possibly could U S, District Judge John D. shown a willingness to go into Two of the runs off starter record and I just set an American the puzzle. American League West race, sent want Minnesota’s Viola. charging bull, according to Lara­ to enhance their ability to Holschuh has said he would rule what he termed "uncharted wa­ Bobby Ojeda were unearned but record. We’ll have to see whether Scott Fletcher to the Chicago mie County Coroner Roger graduate” today on whether Ro.se can keep ters” in making his decisions. Sometimes it works. Mike Whether big-name veterans the victory gave the Cubs a 25-8 we can maintain that intensity.’’ Boddicker with Boston last sea­ White Sox in a multi-player deal. are worth a package of prospects Radomsky. Fuller said he was making his his lawsuit against baseball be­ On June 25, Nadel granted Ro.se record against starting left­ Conway said. son. Rick Reuschel with San “We wanted a professional is a gamble. “ Frost ... was a favorite with complaints public because he had fore a judge in his hometown who a temporary restraining order handers. Conway’s leap overshadowed Francisco in 1987 and Dave cowboys, spectators and the tried and failed to force changes has sided .strongly with the protecting him from firing or several other outstanding perfor­ Henderson for the Red Sox in 1986 media,” Frontier Days officials \ through NCSU’s administrative Cincinnati Reds manager in suspension. The judge said he mances on the final day of gave their clubs the boost they said in a news release. channels. preliminary matters. agreed with Rose’s lawyers that competition. needed. Spectators watching the com­ In a memo dated Dec. 15, 1986, Giamatti had prejudged the ca.se Olympic gold medalist Sheila It fi up to Holschuh todetermine Sometimes, it doesn’t. Atlanta, PUBLIC NOTICK petition on the final day of the Fuller wrote to Associate Provost against Rose, Echols of Baton Rouge, La., was a whether the Cincinnati court or trying to stay close to Los Angeles FREE!! rodeo said Frost was thrown Lawrence M. Clark that one star double winner, capturing the long the federal court system is the clear of the bull. But as the Wolfpack player was "essentially Nadel was widely criticized in in 1983, acquired Len Barker in LANE FROST jump at 21 feet, 4 inches and the proper place to hear Rose’s legal the nriedia for his unprecedented cowboy walked away, the animal caught... cheating” inan English August, Barker went 1-3 down the BRAKE 100 meters in 11.20 seconds. challenge to ba.seball Commis­ decision, which prevented the stretch and won only nine games charged from behind and . . killed by bull course but still passed the class. Associated Summer Theatre at Lynda Tolbert of Arizona State In another memo, the player’s 9 sioner A. Bartlett Giamatti commissioner from doing any­ rammed Frost in the back. in the next two years for the set a festival record in the thing with Rose’s case. Some Braves, To get him. Atlanta INSPECTION ocn w School Onlookers say the cowboy English instructor described how For more than a month, Gia­ REMOVE WHEELS, INSPECT CONDITION O f BRAKE women’s !00-meter hurdles, win­ commentators suggested that traded then-youngsters Brett LININGS, DRUMS, ROTORS. VISUALLY INSPECT 250 Vernon St„ Manchester stumbled, signaled for help, Roy Cooper, who won the the athlete arrived in class with a matti has been blocked from CALIPERS, CYLINDERS, HYDRAULIC LINES all-around cowboy award on ning in 13.01. It was her second paper already prepared and making the decision had im­ Butler and Brook Jacoby. collapsed and appeared to lose deciding whether Rose bet on his t MASTER CYLINDER, ROAD TEST. August 3 1:30pm festival gold. She also won the proved the judge's chances for Sometimes, it works out for consciousness. Sunday, felt little urge to cele­ spent the class session copying it own team. Ro.se could be banned • CLEANING, ADJUSTMENT, OR REPAIRS EXTRA • August 4th 7:30pm event in 1987. word for word. re-election in 1990, both teams. Sutton went to Medical crews on the scene brate. Frost was a friend. from baseball for life if Giamatti August 5th 7:30pm reportedly used a defibrilator to Frost graduated from Atoka. The temperature three feet Fuller said if a basketball Baseball's lawyers have ham­ Milwaukee on Aug. 30. 1982, and WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP above the surface of the John determines that such wagers (Toyota i GM TICK,, Donation S,n, c i,|„ „ , 4 children attempt to revive him. Okla., High School in 1982, started player was doing poorly in a mered at the political concerns in pushed the Brewers into the Jacobs track was measured at 103 were placed. Vehicles Only) “ We in Cheyenne are all deeply participating in rodeos when he course, coaches often would their arguments before Hol­ World Series. Houston got three degrees early in Sunday’s Rose also has been protected OFFER EXPIRES AUGUST 31. 1069 TIckau Al ra . Poor Or Call S49-srSB or saddened at the loss of this fine was about 12 years old, said Dodie arrange for him to seek a medical schuh. They accused Rose of minor leaguers in return, includ­ competition. OFFER ONLY VALID WITH THIS COUPON young man. ... Lane was not only Wilson, a family friend. or psychological withdrawal from being fired by the Reds or balking at having his case de­ ing Kevin Bass. The Aeeoclatad Preas 8 She said Frost learned to ride “ It was very hot and humid,’” which would allow the player to suspended by Giamatti while his cided inanycourt "otherthanone Midnight is the trading dead­ COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT WRITE-UP one of the best young men at his CALL 647-0402 FOR APPT.M! job, he was one of the finest of as a youngster while his family Tolbert said. " I ’m sweating like a erase the course from his record. case is being heard. The protec­ which is most subject to the line. After that, players must 500 W. Cmntm U . wet puppy, but otherwise it was FLYING SHEILA — Sheila Echols of Baton Rough, La., tions extend for three days after people and he will be mis,sed by lived in Wyoming and Colorado. “ You have people whose par­ influence of local pressures pro­ clear waivers before a deal can be Manche*ier OK.” leaps to a 21-foot, 4-inch Festival record in the long jump Holschuh’s decision. done. TOYOTA QUALITY LYNCH everyone." Cheyenne Frontier The Frosts, who operate a ranch, ents and grandparents died sev­ duced by his fame, notoriety and A'HOCOUIDASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! MANCHESTER CONN. Tel. 646-4S3I Days chairman Jerry Jesson moved to Oklahoma about 10 Divers found relief from the at the U.S. Olympic Festival in Norman, Okla., Sunday. eral times while in college,” he The question of which court close Identification with the city By Aug. 31. rosters must beset. years ago. heat in the new $2.1 million Echols also won the women’s 100-meter dash. said. hears Rose’s case is pivotal. of Cincinnati.” Anyone added after then is not said. ^ . 1 ’

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14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31. 1989 Softban SCOREBOARD IN BRIEF Sunday’s results Rose admits placing bets Bv Mike Harris AA LEAGUE — Glenn Construction beat American League leaders The Associated Press Washington Social Club. 18-8, at Fitzgerald Field. BasebaD WASHINGTON (AP) — Pete Rose admited Jirn Loos hit a grand slam home run for Glenn’s Bosed on 310 at Bats. that he placed bets with an illegal bookmaker, TALLADEGA. Ala. — Terry Labonte’s strategy O AB R H while Dave Romejko, Merrill Myers, Rick Sheehan Puckett Min 103 410 51 141 according to an interview published iri late in the Diehard 500 was simple: go to the front and Bob Goehring added two apiece. Steve Scott led Booos Bsn 96 374 60 173 Sunday’s editions of The Washington Post and stay there. Sierra Tex 107 407 69 IX WSC with three hits while Scott Hansen, Jon Brandt, American League standings Lonsford Ook 93 3X 45 109 .326 ‘ ‘I would love, if I bet on Monday Night That’s exactly what the 32-year-old driver did, Bob McMahon. Dan Hansen and Steve VanVoorhis Baines Tex 98 X I 57 110 ,323 Football, to be close to Vegas where I could do finally winning a race on Talladega Superspeed­ chipped in two hits each. E « t DtvWon Yount MM 103 397 63 IX ,322 it legally,” the Cincinnati Reds manager is way’s 2.66-mile oval, a place that has frustrated w L Pet. 08 Franco Tex 102 3X 99 122 ,xi Final standings: Farr’s 11-3. Main Pub 10-4, Glenn Baltimore 54 48 .529 Sox NY 101 418 X IX ,321 quoted as saying. “ But unfortunately it’s too Labonte over the years. Labonte averaged 157.3,54 10-4, Brand Rex 9-5, Bray Jewelers 5-9, Outdoor Oevelond 51 52 .495 3'/» Browne Cle 97 3«3 X 118 .308 much to pay for an airplane to go there every mph and won $73,920. Toronfo 51 S3 .490 4 (Sreenwell Bsn 98 397 62 122 ,307 Store 4-10, Pagani Caterers 4-10. WSC 3-11. Boston 49 51 .490 4 Gruber Tor 95 388 63 119 307 damn Monday night.” “ This place has gotten me so many times,” he CHARTER OAK — Glenn Construction II shut out Milwaukee so 54 .481 5 Henw Runs Rose was asked if he thought he was wrong to said. “ I didn’t know until I got down to the New York 49 54 .476 5*/» McGrlff, Toronto, 27; Deer, Milwaukee, 25; Army & Navy. 15-0. Bill Finnegan ripped three hits Detroit 36 67 .350 18W BJockson, Kansas City, 27; Teltleton, Balti­ have bet with bookmakers. (checkered) flag and went under it.” for the winners John Buccino. Matt Falkowski. West Division more, 71; Whitaker, Detroit, 21; Carter, “ If I’m not mistaken, there’s a lot of money Labonte took the lead from Darrell Waltrip 13 laps w L Pet. 08 Cleveland, X ; McGwire, Oakland, 19; Sierra! Scott Campbell, Pete Fouche and Bob Kilpatrick Cbllfornlo 63 40 .612 Texas, 18. bet through bookmaking. So I’m not the only from the end of Sunday’s 188-lap, 500-mile race. contributed two each while Bill Silver homered. Oakland 63 42 .596 V/3 Rum Batted in one who’s doing something wrong,” he was A spin by Davey Allison, who had been running Kansos City 57 47 .548 6W Sierra, Texos, 77; Franco, Texas, 73; Steve Caron had two hits for A&N. Texos 56 47 .544 7 Carter, Cleveland, 69; Mattingly, New quoted as saying. “ Well, I’d guess I’d have to fourth, brought out the sixth and final caution flag Final standings: Highland Park Market 12-2, Minnesota 51 53 .490 12W York, 68; Yount, Milwaukee, 68; McGrlff, say it’s illegal. You’re not supposed to do it.” on lap 180 and set up a trophy dash to the finish. Seattle 49 54 .476 14 Toronto, 67; Greenwell, Boston, 65; Awesome Audio 11-3, Glenn II 10-4, Army & Navy Chicago 44 80 .423 19'A McGwire, Oakland, 65. When the green flag waved on lap 184, Labonte 6-8, Manchester Property Maintenance6-8, CBT 5-9, Sohinkiy't Oamti Pitching (9 Decisions) and Waltrip pulled away from the rest of the Boston 5. Oevelond 0 Blvleven, Callfamla, 10-2, .8X ; Swindell, Coastal Tool 5-9, Postal Express 1-13. Seattle 14, Oakland 6 Cleveland, 13-3, .813; Montgomery, Kansas Thompson finally a winner contenders, who were blocked momentarily by the PAGANI — Correnti Real Estate trounced Strano New York 7, Toronto 2 City, 7-7, .778; (rordon, Kansas City, IM , lapped car of Bill Elliott. Detroit 3, Minnesota Z 10 Innings .7X; Moore, Oakland, 13-5, .772; Bank- GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) — Leonard Real Estate, 15-4, at Pagani Field, Dave Russell Kansas City 5, Baltimore 0 head, Seattle, 10-4, .714; Stewart, Oakland. Thompson ended a 12-year victory drought Labonte then held off Waltrip to the end, driving collected three hits for the winners while Walt Mllwoukee B, Texos 3 15-6, .714; Williamson, Baltimore, 7-3, .TOO. his Ford Thunderbird across the finish line about Sunday when Payne Stewart bogeyed the 18th Californio Z Chlcogo 1 half a car-length ahead of Waltrip’s Chevrolet Adamy, Mickey Coulombeand Mickey Bombardier Sunday's domes hole, giving Thompson a one-stroke victory in added two hits each. Steve Sulots homered. Brian New York 7, Toronto 4 Lumina. the Buick Open. Stewart finished in a Boston 5, Clevelond 2 "I was thinking earlier this week that I’d rather Benson. Steve McGann and Tony Laurinitis had two Minnesota 14, Detroit 3 three-way tie for second with Billy Andrade hits each. Kansas City 7, Baltimore 4 and Doug Tewell at 274. win a race here than anywhere else I’ve ever been,” Strano Real Estate dumped Zembrowski’s. 15-3. Chlcooo Z California 2 Transactions Labonte said. “ I’ve come so close. Oakland $, Seattle 3 Thompson wound up at 15-under-par, 273, for Texas 9. Milwaukee 3 Roc Departmont photo “ When I came across the line. I said. ‘I don’t Brian Benson had three hits for the winners while the tournament after a final round 68. Kyle Aitkens, Tony Page. Jerry Griffin, Reno Mendoy's domes believe it.’ I still don’t believe it.” Toronto (Flanogan 4-7) ot New York BASEBALL Thompson, who was 154th on the PGA money Labonte. the 19th different winner in 21 summer Benson. Kenny Muraski and Tony Laurinitis added (Howkins 1ZW, 7:30 p.m. MIDGET CHAMPS — The Strikers won the Manchester Rec Department- American League list with $40,073, got $180,000 for the victory. two apiece. For Zembrowski’s, John Greene. Mike Baltimore (Mllockl SB) at Boston (Heteel CLEVELANO INOIANS— Activated races here, had finished second at Talladega three 1-1), 7:35 p.m. sponsored midget boys’ division soccer championship at MCC this summer. Cory Snyder, outfielder, from the ISdoy The A»*ocl«ted Free* Hull and Don Fay added two each. Cleveland (Balles 4-5) of Milwaukee Team members, from left, front row: Jeff Cashman, Mike Young, Marcus disabled list. Sent Paul Zuvello, Intlelder, to times by the barest of margins, and in 1981 he was Final standing: Correnti Real Estate 11-3. Nassiff (Hlguero 5-4), 8;X p.m. Colorado Springs otthe PocItlcCoost League. third in a finish that saw Ron Bouchard beat Waltrip Chlcaoo(Klno4B)atOokland(Moare13-5), Johnson, Cory Soper, Peter Grady, John Capodicasa, Josh Morano. Back Steady Lopez triumphs LOTS OF SMOKE — NASCAR drivers a trail of smoke during Sunday’s Sports 11-3, Allstate Business Machines 10-4, Fast 10:05 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES— Ploced Tom and Labonte by less than a yard. Jack’s 7-7, Zembrowski’s 6-8. Acadia Restaurant California (M.WItt 7-B) at Seattle row: Al Cashman, Robert Young, Gary Champagne, Jeff Champagne, Joe Brookens, Intlelder, on the ISdoy dis­ SOMERS POINT. N.J. (AP) — Nancy Lopez "The draft hasn’t worked as well as it used to Sterling Martin, in car No. 94, and Alan Talladega 500 at the Talladega Super (Bankhead 10-4), 10:05 pm. abled list. Recalled Hal Morris, out­ 5-9. Strano Real Estate 5-9, B.A. Club 1-13. Only gomes scheduled Pedemonte, Aaron Nash, Matt Oleksiw, Darrell DeLong, Ryan Bushey, Drew fielder, from Columbus of the Interna­ parred the final six holes for a 1-under-par 69 here,” Labonte said. ‘ ‘The lead is the place to be, Kulwicki slide coming out of turn one in Speedway. Terry Labonte won the race. Nassiff plays Correnti for first place tonight at Tuesday’s domes Sinatra, Brendan Begley. Missing: Chris Hanelin, Jonathan Albarces, Mike tional League. Sunday to win the $225,000 LPGA Atlantic City especially with only two cars running together. If 7; 30 at Pagani Field. MInnesoto at New York, 1 p.m. OAKLANO ATHLETICS— Recalled Pellx Classic by a stroke over Chris Johnson and you're leading, there’s no way one car can back off Waltrip remained second in the Winston Cup national TV and radio audiences that he will leave Boltlmore ot Boston, 2, 2:20 p.m. ond 7:35 Johnson, Jason Feyh. Jose, outfielder, from Tocoma ot the Pacific WEST SIDE — Sterling Upholsterv beat Purdy p.m. Coast Leogue. Sent Lance Blankenship, Vicki Fergon. and get a go(>d enough jump to get by you. standings, gaining 45 points on leader Dale car owner Junior Johnson at the end of the year to Texos ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Intlelder, to Tacoma, It was Lopez's second victory of the year and Earnhardt, who finished 11th Sunday. Eanhardt has start his own team. Corporation, 12-5, at Pagani Field.' Rick Millet Kansos City at Toronto, 7:35 pm. TEXAS RANGERS— Traded Scott “ It’s different if there are four or five cars. They cracked four hits for Sterling while Mike Remillar Cleveland ot Milwaukee, 8:30 pm. Twins 14, Tigers 3 WhlteSox3,Angels2 Braves 5. Reds 2 Fletcher, shortstop; Sammy Sosa.outflelder; the 41st of her Hall of Fame career. Lopez can back off a little and really go after you.” 2,444 points to 2,354 for Waltrip, Mark Martin, who started from the pole in a Ford, Chlcogo at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. and Wilson Alvarez, pitcher, to the Chlcogo finished with a 206, 4-under-par. Jennifer Waltrip and Earnhardt, both three-time Winston was third, followed by Ken Schrader in a Lumina had three. Rob Allen, Doug Neary and Dave Martin Cailtomlo ot Seattle, 10:05 p.m. White Sox for Harold Baines, outfielder, ond Waltrip said. "I thought I had something for him added two apiece. Todd Linsey had three in defeat MINNESOTA DETROIT CHICAGO CALIFORNIA CINCINNATI ATLANTA Fred Monriaue, Intlelder. Reassigned Thod Wyatt took fourth, behind Johnson and Fergon, there at the end, but he was just too strong for me. I Cup champions, are the only drivers to have won and Rick Wilson in an Oldsmobile Cutlass. while Dennis Foreman and Ed Kurlowicz contrib­ National Leaguestandings o b rh b l Ob r b bl oil r It bl Ob r h bl Ob r h bl O brhbl Bosley, outfielder, to Oklahoma City of the at 208. Elaine Crosby, Pat Bradley and Rosie tried to go everywhere to make a move on him, but this race more than once. There were several accidents in the race, Bush If 5 2 3 2 Pettis ct 5 0 2 0 Gallghr cf 4 0 10 Scboflld ss 3 1 1 0 Duncan ss 5 1 1 0 OMcDII cf 4 2 3 1 American Association. including one in which Geoff Bodine and Rusty uted two each. Lorkln rf 8 12 0 TrammI ss 3 0 10 Fletchr 7b 7 10 1 Ray 7b 4 0 10 AAodlsn 3b 4 110 Tredwv 2b 4 0 10 Notional League Jones were tied for fifth, another shot behind. nothing worked. After climbing from his car, Labonte. the 1984 Final standings: Rogers Corporation 12-2, Keith EOft DlvItlOf) Puckett cf 3 0 0 0 Stronge ss 10 0 0 CaM«m rf 3 17 1 OWhIte cf 4 0 0 1 EDavIs cf 4 0 2 0 LSmIth If 4 0 11 CINCINNATI REOS— Signed OaveCollins, "At least we did move up a little bit in the points series champion, ended months of speculation by Wallace were knocked out of action, but no injuries W L Pet. OB Moses cf 10 0 0 TJones If 5 0 0 0 Fisk dh 4 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 4 111 Roomes rf 3 0 2 2 DMrphy rf 3 0 0 0 outfielder. Optioned Van Snider, outfielder,to announcing to the estimated crowd of 90,000 and were reported. Realty 11-3, Cox Cable 9-5, North United Methodist Montreal 60 44 .577 Hrbek 1b 4 1 1 2 Lemon dh 4 12 0 CMrfnz 3b 4 0 11 Dwnng dh 4 0 0 0 Yongbtd if 2 0 0 0 Evans lb 4 111 Nashville otthe American Association. today.” Waltrip added. Chlcogo 58 45 Laudnr 1b 1110 GWard 1b 4 12 1 Posaud If 4 0 0 0 CDdvis If 3 0 0 0 Griffey If 2 0 10 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 Senior event to Charles 8-6, Food for Thought 6-8. Sterling Upholstery 4-10. .563 1‘/j Gaetti 3b St. Louis S3 47 .530 5 4 1 1 0 KWIIms rf 3 1 1 0 Atormn Ib 3 0 0 0 Armos rf 3 0 0 0 Bnzngr lb 2 0 10 Bkiuser 3b 3 12 0 FOOTBALL Oakland Heights 3-11, Purdy Corporation 3-11. Rodrigz 3b New York 53 49 .530 6 1110 Schu 3b 4 0 11 Lyons Ib 10 10 PorrIsh c 0 0 0 0 Oliver c 2 0 0 0 Benedict c 2 0 10 Nottanol PooRm II Loogue TURNBERRY, Scotland (AP) — Bob Dwyer dh 3 2 2 3 Heath c 2 0 0 1 DALLAS COWBOYS— Cut Chgrvez REC — Main Pub/MMH routed Coach’s Corner, Pittsburgh 45 58 .437 14»/j Karkovic c 4 13 0 Howell 3b 7 0 10 JReed c 2 0 0 0 Lllllaulst p 10 0 0 Charles of New Zealand shot a final-round 66 PhllodelphIa 41 61 .402 18 CCastlll ph 0 10 0 SIrKitro c 0 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Sebroedr c 7 0 0 0 Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Elchhrn p 0 0 0 0 Foger and Mike Lowmon, running bocks. 18-2, at Nike Field. The game was called after five Harper c West Division 4 0 11 Brumly 2b 4 0 10 Wsntn rf 10 0 0 AAahier p 3 0 10 Wthrtov ph 1111 GREEN BAY PACKERS— Signed Tiger while third-round leader Billy Casper bal­ 49ers’ trip to Japan more than just football Baker 2b innings due to the 15-run rule. Dave Lauzon, Kevin W L Pet. OB 5 2 2 2 Tofols » 3 8 1 Tofals X 7 4 1 Chortton p 0 0 0 0 Boever p 0 0 0 0 (Sreene, defensive back. Cut Tony Thompson looned to a 76 in the British Seniors Open. San Froncisco 61 44 .581 _ Gagne ss 4 2 2 3 Wnghm ph 10 0 0 and Colvin Nicholas, wide receivers. Walsh and Scott Elliott led the winners with three Totals Houston 60 45 .571 1 41 14 18 13 Totals 35 310 3 Cblcogo 000 000 710-3 TotaH 34 2 9 2 TotaH 30 5 10 4 HOUSTON OILERS— Signed Oovid Wllll- Charles finished at 11-under-par. 269, to end up hits apiece while Eric Lindquist. Scott Matson, Tim Son Diego 51 54 .486 10 Collfomla 000 1M 100— 7 oms, offensive tackle, to a tour-year Bv The Associated Press again. The Redskins said he will miss the other four quarterbacks who saw Minnesota 001 035— 14 five seven strokes in front of Casper. Another Lauzon and Don Scanlon chipped two each. Dean Los Angeles 49 57 .462 12'/^ SCO DP— Chlcogo 1. LOB— Chicago 6, Califor­ Clnclnnotl 100 001 000— 2 contract: Cut Scott Berdnorskl and Wesley the next few days of training camp action in the 50-play scrimmage stood Clnclnnotl 48 56 .46? 12'A Dftrolt 000 001 020— 3 nia 3.7B— Calderon, CMarf Inez. HR— Joyner Attanto 111 000 20x-^ Keck, fullbacks; Leonard Bell, safety;and American, Babe Hiskey, took third place with E— Hrbek, GWord. DP— Minnesota 1, ( ).SF— Fletcher. The San Francisco 49ers are head­ NFL Cam ps due to injuries sustained in an auto out, either. Rookie kicker Chris Jacke Gustafson had a three-run triple. CC had five hits for Atlanta 43 62 .410 18 6 LOB— Cincinnati 8, Atlanta 4. 2B— Charles Clinton, cornerbock. 279 after a shooting 72. the team. Soturtlov’t Oomei Detroit 1. LOB— Minnesota 8, Detroit 9. IP H R ER BB SO Wetherby, Griffey. HR— Evens (7). LOS ANGELES RAMS— Signed Tony ing for Tokyo this week for a visit that accident about 10 days ago. made the biggest impression by Chicago 10. New York 3 2B— GWard, Lemon, Schu, Rodriguez, Chicago SB— LSmIth (18). S--LmiQulst, Benedict. Slaton, center-guard, to a multiyear contract. Wilson Electric defeated Elks. 15-10. in the Houston 8. Son Francisco 1 Baker. h R— Dwyer (3), Gogne (5). Reuss W.8-5 7 4 7 7 0 7 SF— Roomes. Cut Thor Salonoa, linebacker, and Rick will include some sightseeing, a sumo Bryant led the Redskins in rushing hitting on all three of his field goal completion of a protested game a week ago. No Phlloctelphia 6. Pittsburgh 2 GWard (6), Bush (10). SB— Bush (5). Thiooen S.77 7 0 0 0 7 1 IP H RER BB SO McLeod, tackle. wrestling match and, oh yes. a NFL contest ever played in Tokyo. last year despite missing the last six tries. Clnclnnotl 4, Atlanta 1 SF— (kigne, Heoth, Harper. Collfomla CIncinnotl MINNESOTA VIKINGS— Signed Wode Rain suspends net finale other details were given. Montreal 2, St. Louis 0 IP H RER BB SO CFInlev L.17-7 7 1-3 5 3 3 7 3 Mohler L,9-10 6 1-3 9 5 5 1 3 Wilson, ouarterback, to a contract extension football game. The first was played 13 years ago, games with a knee injury. Chicago Bears; Coach Mike Ditka is Final standings: Manchester Pizza 11-3. Main Son Olego 9, Los Angeles 4 Minnesota Fraser 1 1-3 3 0 0 0 1 Charlton 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 through the 1992 season. Signed Allen Rice, WASHINGTON (AP) — Rain suspended The 49ers had a flight today for when St. Louis beat San Diego. New Orleans Saints; While his running out of patience with players Suntfov’t Gomes AAndeson W.ll-9 8 10 3 1 2 2 McClure 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Attanto running back. Sunday’s championship match of the Sovran who are holding out for better Pub/MMH 11-3, Wilson Electric 9-5, Nutmeg St. Louis 6. Montreal 3 Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 2 Umpires— Home, Welke; First, Shulock; Lllllaulst W,6-6 5 1-3 7 2 2 0 3 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed Japan, where they will open their Collie, despite calling the trip the teammates work out. two-time Pro Philadelphia 8. Pittsburgh 6 Detroit Second, Morrison; Third, Hendry. Elchhorn 12-310012 Eric Mlfchel, running back, to a two-veor Bank Classic with No. 2 Brad Gilbert holding a exhibition season next Sunday (Satur­ opportunity of a lifetime, was also Bowl running back Reuben Mayes contracts and said the team has given Mechenical Services 9-5, Elks 9-5. Center Congo Alexondr L,5-ll 7 2-3 12 9 9 3 Atlanta 5, Cincinnati 2 6 T — 7:73. A— 79,363 Boever S,18 2 1 0 0 1 1 contract. Agreed to terms with Sean Farrell, 6-3, 1-1 lead over top-seeded Tim Mayotte. day night in the United States) against business-like about the game. continues to sit. Mayes missed defensive tackle William Perry until 4-10, Coach’s Comer 2-12, Renn’s Tavern 1-13. Chicago 6. New York 4 Peno 1 1-3 4 5 4 1 1 guard, and Mary Cook, tight end. NIKE — Allied Printing beat Brown’s Package Houston 6/ San Francisco 2 HBP— Tramn>ell by AAnderson. NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Agreed to The match will resume Monday afternoon at the Los Angeles Rams at the Tokyo “ What you have to do is get a little Sunday’s workout due to continuing tonight to sign or a contract offer will Los Angeles 10. Son Olego 1 Umpires— Home, Cooney; First, Brink- Natlonsl League results Cubs6,Mets4 terms with Robert Mossev, cornerbock. 2 p.m. EDT. Rain delayed the match three Dome. The 49ers finished their final taste of everything, but not overdo it. problems with his right Achilles be withdrawn. Store. 8-3, at Nike Field. Don Leonard, John Pierson Mendoy’s Gomes man; Second, McClelland; Third, Coble. Signed Kim Phillips, cornerbock. An­ Chlcogo (Kllgus ^ and Sutcliffe KV9) at T— 2:47. A— 23,775. nounced thot Craig Jones, tight end, has left times Sunday night, including 90 minutes at the training camp practice before the trip We’re still there to do a job,” he said. tendon, a problem that first flared up Perry is one of five key players, all and John Sommers had two hits apiece for Allied. 6 NEW YORK CHICAGO Philadelphia (Corrr,an 3-11 ond Mulhollond comp. start, before officials decided to halt play. on Sunday, but not all the prepara­ Houston Oilers: The Oilers went on Wednesday. on defense, still sparring with man­ Scott Dougan. Collins Judd and Brian MacFarland 1*4). 5:35 p.iP. 2 Cardinals 8. Expos 3 O brhbl Ob rh bl PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Agreed to Royals7,Orioles6 Samuel cf 4 0 10 Walton cf 5 2 3 0 tions have taken place on the field. through their third fulldayof practice "He’s better today than he was agement over contracts. ripped two each in defeat. Montreal (Langston 8-3) at Pittsburgh Mogodn lb terms with Britt Hager, linebacker, on a (Smllev 9-5). 7:35 p.m. 4 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 5 110 multiyear contract. yesterday, and he was better yester­ “ We know that it’s essential to have Mudville Nine slid past Allied. 8-7. Lance Tatro STLOUIS MONTREAL HJhnsn 3b 3 0 0 0 Groce lb 3 13 2 “ I read ‘Shogun,’ so I’ll be able to without all-pro running back Mike New York (Oorllng 8-8) ot St. Louis BALTIMORE KANSAS C ITY Strwbry rf SAN DIE(30 CHARGERS— Waived John (DeLeon 10-9), 8:35 p.m. Ob r b bl pb r h bl 3 10 0 Dawson rf 3 0 0 1 Agassi beats Ivan Lendl take on some samurais if I have to. Rozier, receiver Drew Hill, defensive day than he was the day before,” the players in the camp, and if they and Rob French led Mudville with three hits apiece o b rh b l Ob rh bl Coleman If 4 7 7 0 ONIxon cf 4 0 0 0 McRyIds If 4 110 Cloy, offensive tackle. Signed Billy Joe Only games scheduled McCIndn If 2 0 0 1 Tolliver, quarterback, to tour-year con­ see otherwise, then they don’t belong Deverex rf 5 13 0 Wilson cf 2 110 OSmIth ss 5 17 0 DGarcl 7b 4 110 Jefferls 2b 4 0 0 1 a Preparation is the key,” said guard end William Fuller and comerback Coach Jim Mora said. “ It’s just going while Jeff Phelon and Rob Johnson added two each Tuesdoy's Gomes DwSmth If 10 0 0 tract. Signed Les Miller, defensive end. TOKYO (AP) — Andre Agassi beat Ivan PBradly If 4 12 3 Seltzer 3b 4 12 0 Oauend 2b 5 1 1 7 (Jalorro lb 3 0 0 0 Myers p 0 0 0 0 Berryhlli c Richard Johnson. All were absent due to take time.” here, period,” Ditka said. “ I’m not with the latter homering. KipColpitts, Don Leonard Houston at Clnclnnotl, 7:35 p.m. CRIpkn ss 4 0 10 Released Leonard Johnson, defensive Bruce Collie, who’s trying to earn a 5 0 0 0 Brett 1b 3 2 0 1 Goerrer lb 3 0 7 1 Hesketn p 0 0 0 0 Carter c 3 1 1 0 Low 3b 4 0 0 0 Lendl 7-6 (8-6), 6-4 Sunday to win the four-man Chlcogo at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Morind dh 3 10 0 Trtabll dh end; and Mario Mitchell and Nelson spot on the roster of the Super Bowl to continuing contract disputes. Detroit Lions: Linebacker Chris saying that they throw away what and Murinis Gerakeris collected two each in defeat 5 2 3 4 Durhm lb 1 1 0 0 WJhnsn ph 10 10 Elster ss 2 111 Dunston ss 3 2 11 ANA Cup. The American won $220,000 while Montreal at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. Mlllign 1b 4 2 3 1 Polacis pr 0 0 0 0 Jones, cornerbocks. they consider their principles or their San Diego at Attonta, 7:40 p.m. MThmp cf 5 1 1 7 Raines If 3 111 Oledo p 3 0 0 0 BleleckI p 3 0 0 0 champion. Minnesota Vikings; The Vikings, who Spielman, one of last year’s top NFL while Scott Huri homered. Wthgtn 3b 3 0 11 Winters rf 4 0 0 0 Bmnsky rf Hrnndz ph SAN fRANCISCO 49ERS— Waived Jesse Lendl earned $140,000. Stefan Edberg defeated San Froncisco ot Los Angeles, 8:20 4 0 0 0 Brooks n 4 0 0 0 10 12 MlWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Mims, quarterback. open camp today, made quarterback rookies, is happy that his first season desires. But you’ve got to understand Melvin c 4 0 0 1 Boone c 3 0 10 Pnditn 3b 3 0 17 Wallacn 3b 4 Darling pr Loncastr p Collie has spent his few spare Final standings: J&M Grinding 11-3, Allied p.m. 0)1 0000 10 0 0 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS— Agreed to fellow Swede Mats Wilander 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (7-4) to Gonzals 2b 4 0 10 FWhIte 2b 4 0 2 2 TPena c 3 7 10 Fltzoerld c 4 0 0 0 Aguilera p 0 0 0 0 moments between tearri meetings and Wade Wilson a rich man Sunday when is history. — there’s an old saying ‘out of sight, Printing 10-4, Tierney’s 10-4, Reed Construction 7-7, New York ot St. Louis, 8:35 pjn BAndsn cf terms with Andy Heck, tackle. 3 10 0 Pecoto ss 2 10 0 Mogrone p 7 0 0 0 Hudler ss 3 17 0 Teufel 2b 0 0 0 0 take third. Tobler ph HOCKEY blocking drills studying all he can he signed a four-year contract exten­ “ When you’re a rookie, it’s just like out of mind,’ and it’s hard to think Brown’s Package Store 6-8, Mudville Nine 6-8, Fat 0 0 0 0 Quisnbry p 0 0 0 0 BSmIth p 10 0 0 Totals 30 4 5 4 Totals 32 4 8 5 Welimn ss 0 0 0 0 Noboa ph 10 11 National Hockey League sion worth more than $4 million. being a freshman in college or a about people you can’t see.” Belly Deli 5-9, J.C. Penney 1-13. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— Named about Japan. Thurmn It 4 0 0 0 Frey p 0 0 0 0 new TOTK 000 030 300-4 Wilson would have received about sophomore in high school,” said San Diego Chargers; David Archer Totals 35 8 10 8 TotaH 31 7 9 7 Chicago John Weldav strength and conditioning “ I’m turning Japanese,” he said. McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 101 101 003— 6 coach. Senna takes German GP American League results Sontovn lb 10 10 In Tokyo, the players will practice $250,000 this season. 57th among NFL Spielman. who set a team record with threw touchdown passes of 70 and 45 Boltlmore 211 110 000— 8 Tetols X 8 10 7 Totals X 3 8 3 E— Carter, Elster, Me Reynolds. LOB— yards to Wayne Walker, and Roy Konsot City 202 001 02x— 7 HOCKENHEIM, West Germany (AP) - once a day and have a walkthrough quarterbacks, but signed a pact that 153 tackles. “ A rookie is a rookie on N e w York 3, Chlcogo 7. 2B — Bennett scored on an interception Yankees 7, Blue Jays 6 E— TLeoch. OP— Baltimore 2. LOB— SfLoult 001 OX 400—6 McReynolds.Elster. HR— Dunston (7), Grace Ayrton Senna of Brazil won the German Grand Saturday at the Tokyo Dome. All will give him an $800,000 signing bonus any level. There’s a 100 percent Boltlm ore 6, Kansas City 10. 2B— Montreal 800 801 101— 3 (6). SB— Walton (15). S— Grace, BleleckI Prix on Sunday, ahead of McLaren-Honda 43,000 seats have been sold at an this year and $3.3 million in salary difference between being a rookie and return of 43 yards as the Chargers did Devereauxj FWhIte 2, Seltzer. 3B— E— ONIxon, DGorcla. DP— StLouls 7, SF— Dawson, Elster. IN BRIEF Milligan. HR— PBradley (7), Tartobull (12), teammate Alain Prost of France. over the next three seasons. Wilson a veteran. Now I know the defensive all the scoring in a scrimmage against TORONTO NEW YORK Atontreal 1. LOB— StLouls 7, Montreol 4. IP H R ER BB SG Calendar average price of $90. Ob r h bi Ob r h bi Milligan (9). SB— Wilson (17), Devereaux 7B— Hudler 7, Oouendo, Wallach. HR— New York Senna passed the Frenchman with two laps "It is an important game in that we led the NFC in passing last season and schemes and I know what they expect, the Rams. Felix rt 3 0 1 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 (13),Pecota(4).SF— PBrodlev. Rdines (6). S— Mogrone 7. Oledo 6 6 4 2 4 ; Jeff Carlson of the Rams completed Lawless rf 2 0 0 0 PolonIa If 4 2 2 0 IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Aguilera LA6 2 7-3 1 I 1 o . remaining and went on to finish the 185.41-mile are bringing NFL football into Ja­ has led the Vikings to two straight both mentally and physically.” Legion can clinch tonight Boltlmore Femndz ss 5 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 4 12 1 IlLouls Myers o 1 1 1 0 ( race in one hour, 21 minutes, 43.302 seconds — Green Bay Packers; Quarterback four of 10 passes for 32 yards with one MSmltti 2 3 4 4 4 1 pan,” 49erscoach George Seifert said. playoff berths. Gruber 3b 3 0 10 MHoll rf 4 12 3 Mogrone W.17-7 8 7-3 8 3 3 1 6 Chicago T o d a y Randy Wright was booed by a crowd interception. Richard Calvin led the The Manchester Legion baseball team can Bell If 4 1 1 0 Phelps dh 4 1 1 0 Holton 3 1-3 4 1 1 4 2 Quisnbry 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 BleleckI 6 2-3 4 4 4 3 : 18.151 seconds in front of Prost. Nigel Mansell “ We feel we owe it to the Japanese Seven other veterans remain clinch its second consecutive Zone Eight title McGrlff 1b 3 2 11 Geren c 3 1 1 0 Hickey 12-3 0 1 1 1 0 Montreal MlWIIms 0 1 0 0 0 t of Great Britain came in third in his Ferrari, people to give them the best game we unsigned. of 5,000 during a scrimmage at Rams with 36 yards on 12 carries, and Whitt dh 4 1 1 0 HMorrs ph 10 0 0 Olson L,3-2 1 2 1111 BSmIth L.9-4 6 4 4 3 4 7 Lancaster W,34) 2 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 LEGION BASEBALL - Konsot City one lap behind. Washington Redskins; Oft-injured Lambeau Field when he went l-for-6 Victor Floyd had 28 yards on five tonight when it plays at Rockville at 5:45 at AAosebv ct 4 2 2 2 Slaught c 0 0 0 0 Frey 1-3 7 7 7 0 0 MlWIIIIams pitched to 1 batter In the 7th Manchester at Rockville, 5:45 can.” Rockville High School. Manchester has a 17-5 Myers c 2 0 0 1 Velarde 3b 3 12 0 Ubrndt 2 1-3 7 4 4 1 1 McGffgan 7-3 3 7 7 1 1 Myers pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. The game will be only the second running back Kelvin Bryant is hurt with three interceptions. But none of carries for the Chargers. Borders c 1 0 0 0 Espnoz ss 3 0 0 1 TLeoch 3 2-3 2 2 1 2 1 Heskem 7 1 0 0 0 3 WP— MlWIIIIams. Aguilera. p.m. Zone record while second-place East Hartford, Ltrlono 2b 4 0 12 Tolleson ss 10 11 Farr W,1-4 2 1 0 0 0 1 which lost to Enfield Friday night, is 15-7. Kelly cf 3 0 11 Montgmry S,6 1 0 0 0 0 2 MSmIth pitched to 2 betters In the 3rd, Phillies 8, Pirates 6 T u e s d a y Maleeva wins Volvo title Third-place South Windsor, which lost to Totals 35 8 8 8 TotaH M 7 12 7 Dodgers 10, Padres 1 Hickey pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. TWILIGHT LEAGUE - Stafford Friday night, is 13-8 and mathemati- Toronto 010010 104 000-4 BK— Lelbrandt. BASTAD, Sweden (AP) — Top-seeded New Yoric 000 100 4 1 W PITTSBURGH PHILA LGS ANGELS SAN 01 EGG Evans Insurance at Moriar- caliy out of the race. o b rh b l o b rh b l Ob rh bl Ob rh bl Katerina Maleeva of Bulgaria trounced None out when winning run scored. Bonds If ty’s (Moriarty Field), 7:30 DP— Toronto 2. LOB— Toronto 5, New Athletics 5, Mariners 3 4 1 1 0 Dvkstro cf 4 10 0 LHarrIs 7b 5 7 3 3 Roberts ss 3 0 0 0 Manchester winds up its season Wednesday Lind 7b qualifier Sabine Hack of West Germany 6-1,6-3 York 4. 2B— Gruber, Mattingly. Bell. 5 0 17 Herr 2b 4 1 1 0 Griffin ss 5 0 12 RAIomr 2b 3 0 0 0 p.m. night at 5:45 against Windsor Locks at East King lb 4 0 7 1 VHayes rf 4 2 2 3 Andetn ss Sunday to win the singles title in the $75,000 SCOREBOARD Moseby 3B— Moseby, Velarde. HR— 0 00 0 TGwvnn rf 4 0 10 SEATTLE OAKLAND Bell ss Catholic’s Eagle Field. In their last meeting on McGrlff (27). MHall (9). SB— PolonIa 0 0 0 0 DwMpy If 7 0 10 Daniels If 7 111 JaClork lb 2 0 0 0 Volvo Ladies international tennis tournament. o b rh b l o b rh b l Bonilla 3b 4 0 0 0 Frhwrfh p 0 0 0 0 MHtchr rf 0 0 0 0 CMrfnz lb (16). S— Velorde. Reynlds 2b 4 1 1 0 RHdsn If GWIIson rf 10 10 W e d n e s d a y Maleeva, who is ranked 15th in the world, July 12, Rockville defeated Manchester, 4-1. A IP H R ER BB SO 1111 4 0 0 0 Kruk ph 10 10 Murray lb 4 2 2 3 Wynne cf 4 0 0 0 Atlantic City Classic scorss Briley If 4 13 2 Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 11 VonSlyk cf 3 10 0 Dernier rf 0 0 0 0 Morshal rf 5 12 0 James If 3 0 10 Manchester win tonight will automatically Toronto ADavIs 1b 4 111 LEGION BASEBALL - earned $12,000 for her first singles triumph of OPorkr dh 4 0 11 Orfiz c 4 7 7 7 Jordan Ib 5 0 2 2 Bean It 0 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 Stieb 6 Leonrd dh 4 0 0 0 McGwIr 1b Bernard ss the year. Hack, 19, and ranked 105th in the qualify it for the State Legion Tournament DWard 4 12 0 7 1 1 0 RMcDwl p 0 0 0 0 Stubbs d 3 12 7 Sontlogo c 3 111 Windsor Locks at Manchester SOMERS POINT, N.J. (i^P) — Rnal L 4 4 2 Coles rf 2 0 0 0 Jose rf Congels rf G olf scorn and earnings Sunckiv In ttie which begins on Aug. 8 at Palmer Field in New York 4 0 10 7 00 0 Daulton c 5 0 0 0 Gonzalz cf 10 10 Whitson p 0 0 0 0 world going into the tourney, won $6,000 for her S225,000 Cotto rf 2 0 0 0 Hassey c 3 111 Orobek p 7 0 0 0 (East Catholic), 5:45 p.m. LPGA Atlontic City Ctossic played on tae par CParker 5 1-3 7 2 4 CHaves 3b 3 2 11 Hamifn 3b 5 0 10 Lelper p 10 0 0 6 6 Kingery cf 3 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 3 0 0 1 Kipper p 0 0 0 0 first final berth on the women’s tour. 35-35— 70,6/020-vards Sands Country Club: Middletown. The state tourney is a double Gutermon W.3-5 Jeltz ts 4 1 1 0 Scloscia c 4 1 1 0 Flnnry ph 10 00 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - 3 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 Javier ct 4 0 0 0 DIsffno ph Clook p elimination affair. Stieb pitched to 4 batters In the 7th, 1110 2 0 7 0 Dempsy c 10 0 0 Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 EMrtnz ph 10 0 0 Gotlego ss 3 2 0 0 Kramer p 0 0 0 0 Ford If 7 111 Moriarty’s at Vernon (Henry Nancy Lopez, $33,75) 67- 71W9— 206 DWard pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. Belcher p 4 2 10 Toliver p 0 0 0 0 BuIck Open scores SBrodley c 3 0 0 0 RRvIds ph 10 0 0 Salazar ph Park), 5:45 p.m. Vicki Fergon, S18J)00 70- 66-71— 207 PB— Borders. Totals 10 0 0 VIzauel ss 2 0 0 0 X 6 8 5 Totals X 812 7 MoDavIs p 0 0 0 0 Dent wins in Newport Chris Johnson. $17,799 68- 68-71— 207 Cochran ss 10 10 Totals 39 10 13 10 Totals X 1 4 1 GRAND BLANC, Mich. (A P I— FI nalKores Jennifer Wyatt, $11,813 69- 7(^69— 208 Greenwell on crutches Red Sox 5, Indians 2 Totals 33 3 8 3 TotaH 30 5 7 5 Pllteburob 003 288 108-6 NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Jim Dent capped a and prize money Sunday from the 81 Million Eloine Crosby, $8,025 68-7W8— 209 PhIkMXIpbki 880 ex Olx— 8 T h u rs d a y Pat Bradley, $8,025 71- 6969^209 Las Angeles 7X7X 000 OX— 10 comeback from a six-stroke deficit by rolling in Buick Open played on the par— 77, CLEVELAND (AP) — Mike Greenwell was SMttle 000 103 000-3 E— Jordan, GWIIson. LOB— Plttsburgh5, ion Diego 001 000 000— 1 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - 7,014-yard Warwick Hills Country Club Rosie Jonn, $8,025 69^71— 209 BOSTON CLEVELAND Ooklond 013 003 OOx— 5 PhllodelphIa 10.7B— DwMurphy, Ortiz, Ford. DP— Los Angeles 1. LOB— Los Angeles 8. a 12-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole Sunday to course: Cathy Morino, $5,569 72- 69-69— 210 on crutches Sunday and will likely have his Ob r h bl Ob r h bl E— Presley. DP— Seattle 1. LOB— 3B— Lind. HR— Ortiz (1), CHaves (4). East Hartford at Moriarty’s Beth Daniel, $5,569 71^.70— 210 Son Diego 6. 2B— LHarrIs 3. HR— Murray 2 win the $275,000 Newport Cup Senior Leonrd Thmpsn, $180,0)0 45-71-<9-48— ^773 injured left ankle X-rayed when the Boston Red Boggs 3b 3 12 0 Browne 2b 4 1 1 0 Seattle 4, Oakland 7. 2B— Brilev. 3B— SB— VonSlyke (14). (12), Stubbs (3), Santiago (6). SB— RAIomor (Moriarty Field), 7:30 p.m. Billy Andrade, $74,867 47-714987— 774 Amy Benz, $4,163 71.71-49— 211 Reed 2b 4 1 1 0 FOrmln ss 4 0 10 RHenderson. HR— Briley (9), ADavIs IP H R ER BB SO (27). SF— Daniels. Tournament. Doug Tewell, $74447 6988-7089— 274 Amy Alcott, $4,163 71.67*7:^211 Sox return home Monday. (10), Hassey (5). SB— Gallego (7). SF— Plltsburib Susan Sanders, $4,163 7068-7J-211 Romlne cf 5 1 1 0 Jannes If 5 0 3 1 IP H R BR BB SO Dent trailed Harold Henning by five strokes Payne Sleyyarl, $74,887 71-87-44-72— 774 ‘‘We'll probably get it X-rayed, but we don’t Heep If 4 12 2 Carter dh 5 0 0 0 Phillips. Orobek Los Angeles Mark O'Meora, $38,S00 88-70-71-40— 275 Betsy King, U163 68- 70-7J— 211 Kutcher If 1 0 0 0 POBrIn 1b 4 0 0 0 IP H RER BB SO Kipper L.3-4 Belcher WA-9 9 4 I 1 after two rounds and by six after the first hole Bob Eastwood, $38,500 738888-70— 275 Cindy Flgg-Currler, $3,179 7447.69-212 think anything’s broken,” Manager Joe Seattle Kramer Sally Quinlan. $3,179 73.7069^212 Evans rf 5 0 0 0 Belle rf 4 1 1 0 Son Diego Sunday, but shot a 6-under-par 66 and took Hoi Sutlon, $36,500 478880-77— 275 Morgan said Sunday after Greenwell missed a Esasky 1b 5 1 1 0 Komnsk cf 3 0 10 Holman Le4-3 5Z3 6 Phltadclpbla Whitson L.14-7 2 5 Tom Kite, $79,000 6970-7184— 776 Nancy Taylor, $3,179 77.70— 70— 212 ■ Rice dh 3 0 2 1 Jacoby 3b 4 0 3 1 MJockson 71-3 I Cook W.5-3 Lelper 3 5 Radio, T V advantage of Henning’s collapse on the back Wayne Grody, $79,000 8789-7780— 778 Debbie Massey, $3,179 70- 70-72— 212 game for the first time this year. Boston beat Ooktand Frohwirth Nancy Ramsbottom, $2,438 73- 72-60-213 Rivera ss 3 0 10 Allanson c 2 0 0 0 Clements 2 2 nine. Gll Morgan, $29400 71-708780— 776 the Cleveland Indians 5-2. Gedmon c 3 0 0 0 Snyder ph 10 0 0 Stewart W,1S^ 7 1-3 5 RMcDwII S.13 Toliver 1 2 Jim Hollet, $23,000 71-708880— 777 Deedee Losker. $3,438 73-71-49— 213 Skinner c 0 0 0 0 Honeycutt 1-3 1 MaDovIs I Dent, a 50-year-old Senior Tour rookie, Dave Barr, $73400 70-7187-89— 777 Val Skinner, $3,438 72-72-69-213 Greenwell first twisted the ankle while 1 Totals 38 5 10 3 Totals 38 2 10 3 Eckerslev 5,18 1 1-3 0 HBP— Belcher by Toliver. T o d a y finished with a 54-hole total of 12-under-par 206 Steve Elklnglon, $23400 70-7185-71— 777 Cathy Gerring, $2,438 72- 70.71— 213 batting two weeks ago, and he aggravated the WP— Holman. Robert Wrenn, $18,500 70-89-7787— 778 M.Spencer-Devlln, $2,438 73- 68-72— 213 Boston 002 030 000-5 Astros 6, Giants 2 2 p.m. — Tennis: Volvo at the 6,566-yard Newport Country Club, He Lonny Wodkins, $16400 70-70-7088—778 Itallls Stacy. $2,438 72^72— 213 injury while sliding back into second base on a Oevelond 101 000 000-0 Joel Edwords, $16,500 878977-70— 278 Gina Hull. $3,438 71- 70-73— 213 Rangers 9, Brewers 3 International, ESPN earned $41,500 for his second victory in two Kathy Postlewolt, $3,438 70- 70-73— 213 pickoff attempt in the second inning Saturday. E— Jocoby, Fermln. LOB— Boston 10, SAN FRAN Baseball today Don Foreman, 818,500 70-47-70-71-778 Cleveland 12. 26— Jacoby, Reed, Belle, HGUSTGN 7:30 p.m. — Orioles at Red months since joining the over-50 tour. Pot Mztaowan, $18,500 80898972— 278 D.Amnxiccapane, $1,947 71- 73.70-214 o b rh b l Ob rh bl Nancy Brown, $1,947 69- 74-71— 214 Rice, Kommlnsk, Jomes. S— Fermln, Rivera. MILWAUKEE TEXAS Butler cf 5 0 10 George Archer, 818,500 497187-71— 778 Blgglo c 3 2 2 3 ScoTkboort Sox, NESN, WTIC Tom Sleckmann, $9,273 77-87-71-89— 779 Kris Monoghon, $1,947 72- 70-72— 214 o b rh b l Ob rb bl RTbmp 2b 4 00 0 Ramirz ts 4 0 3 2 Sandro Hoynle, $1,947 69-71-74— 214 IP H R ER 88 SO Molltor 3b 4 0 10 PImero lb 4 0 0 0 WCkirk lb CollfomlacrtSeChicago White Sox with an eye Duffy Waldorf, 89,773 88-778970— 779 at MCC this summer in the Manchester Rec Department-sponsored soccer Stv Davis 3 2-3 0 3 10 10 3 0 ) 0 Dovis Love III, 89,773 77-7087-70— 779 Lenore RIttenhouse, $1,544 70- 72-73— 215 thrown into doubt when the Jaguar team 0 0 1 COBrIen c 3 113 Incvglla cf 3 17 5 LoCost p 2 00 1 stralghtllme— eight wolksand one hit The 9 Orosco CRnIds 2b 3 0 10 on the future and the focus on the present. Lynn Adorns, $1,544 72- 68-75— 215 1 0 0 0 0 0 Felder If 3 0 10 RLeach If 10 0 0 Lefferft p 0 0 0 0 Yelding ts New York Yankeesare4,41 whentralllngarter Brad Fdbel, 89,773 64-71-71-71— 779 program. Team members, from left, front row: Chris Brindisi, Brian Blass, Eric protested the scoring. PB— Allanson. 110 0 F=ulton Allem, 89,773 48,718971— 779 Sherrin Smvers. $1,544 69- 70-76— 215 Spiers ts 3 0 0 0 Espy cf 3 0 7 0 Riles ph 10 0 0 Young cf 4 3 ) 0 six Innings. They rallied fromafive-run deficit But what it means to Jeff Kunkel is less fun in Ring, Juliane Page, Greg Talbot, Tim Barry, Bobby Melanson, Ryan Nancy Rubin, $1,107 74.72.70— 216 Jaguar protested because the checkered Umpires— Home, Polermo; First, Denkln- 4 0 0 0 Bedrosn p to beat Toronto 7-6 Sunday. Joy Dtlslno, 85,100 7388-73-84— 280 ger; Second, Tschida; Third, Merrill. Kunkel ss 0 0 0 0 Scoff p 10 0 0 the sun and more time in the fields. Moggie Will, $1,107 73- 71-72— 216 Kreuter c 3 0 0 0 Slrsoks Sportiight Billy Mavtolr, 85,100 40-72-778*— 280 fiag, the traditional symbol of the end of the T— 2:58. A— 25,022. Doron 2b 110 0 Krisolofsky, Jesse Odell. Back row: Coach Stu Horn, Ben Horn, Christine Gothy Reynolds, $1,107 7449.73_216 Totals X J 4 1 Totals X 911 9 Totals X 2 9 7 TetaN R ^ ln Yount's lOgame hitting streak ended “ Cut back on the golf, cut back on the Ron Struck, 85,100 8*737180— 280 race, was waved by mistake on lap 94 of the 11 6 9 6 Sunday night. ... Gove Stewart has won W J.C. Snead, 85,100 71-7*7180-780 Sue ErtI, $1,107 71- 72-73— 216 swimming, cut back on the sun,” Kunkel said Zito, Derek Towle, Christine Pizo, Adam Traut, Beth Lewis, Sarah Quaglia, Tina Borrett, $1,107 70.73- 73— 216 Milwaukee 8X 800 000— 3 Son Prandteo 8)8 810 008—3 ransecutlve decisions ogalnst Seattle. ... Rick Fehr, 85,100 8*707389-280 97-lap race. Howord Twltty, 15,100 4971-7189-780 Cindy Mockey, $1,107 75-67-74— 216 Sunday's home runs Texot IM 000 TOX—9 Houttall 881 8M 40k— 6 California's lOgonne home winning streak of his new role. Kyfe Wolff, Ethan Williamson, Steven Collins, Coach Bob Blass. A Jaguar driven by Price Cobb was leading ended Sundoy with a 3-7 loss to Chicago. The J u ly 31 Hale Irwin, 85,100 71-497189— 280 Dole Eggellng, $1,107 70- 72-74— 216 E— Kunkel. Molltor. DP— Milwaukee 7. E— Ramirez, LaCott. LOB— San Fran­ The five-player deal that sent shortstop Scott Jane Crofter. $719 74- 72-71— 217 LOB— Milwaukee 3, Texas 4. 7B— Baines Z cisco 12, Houston 8.2B— Ramirez 3, Mitchell, New York Mets hove lost six straight games, Mark Hayes, 85,100 7)8*71-70— 780 and Brabham’s Nissan was second when the their longest slldesince 1985. 1954 — Joe Adcock hits Richard Zokol, 85,1W 4*74-7070-780 Charles Coody, 810800 738*70— 211 Terry Dill. $4800 897374— 715 Kay CockerIM, $719 74.72.71— 217 AmurlcanLMigut Incavlglla. HR— COBrIen (3), Incavl- Young. SB— Mo Williams (1). Fletcher and two top prospects to Chicago for Sherri Stelnhouer, $719 72.74- 71— 217 premature checkered flag was waved. Both Mc(5fl(t (77), Blue Jov>; Hall (9), Yankees; Swloss four homers and a double to Bill Gkssson, 85,100 8971-7070— 780 Newport seniors scores Al Kelley, 810800 8*71-77— 711 George Lonnlng, 83,900 7371-73— 714 ollo (13), Sierra (18). SB— Incavlglla (3), WCkirk (5), Blgglo (15). S— LoCots, Scolf Z Baines and reserve infielder Fred Manrique Alice Rltxmon, $719 7i.75.7i . - 2 i7 drivers continued to race, however, and Dwyer (3), Gagne (5), Bust) (10), Twins; Word Manriaue (1). SF— Blgglo, BHotcher. Kevin Elster’s malor-leogue record ot n Ed non, 85,100 49708972— 780 Jimmy Powell, 87,042 737I8*-217 Lou Groham, 83,900 734974— 714 consecutive iximet without an error ot lead the the Milwaukee Lee Jonzen, 85,100 47-77-4972— 280 John Paul CXiln, 87442 71-7388— 717 Lee Elder, 83800 77-7*75-217 Deb Richord, $719 69-77-71— 217 (6), Tigers; Brodlev (7), Milligan (9),Orioles; IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO leaves Kunkel as the Rangers’ everyday Colleen Walker, $719 77.48.73- 217 Brabham overtook Cobb on the final turn of lap Tartobull (12), Royals; Joyner ( ), Angels; shortstop ended May 9. Since then, he has Braves to a 15-7 victory Robin Freeman, 83400 4977-7484— 781 NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Rnol Korcsond Larry Mowry, 87442 758*89— 212 Bill Collins, 83400 797188— 718 6 Milwaukee Son Prandtee shortstop. prize money Sunday from the 8775,1X10 Penny Hommel, $719 71.74.72— 217 8 modelOerrorsforthcMels. Fred Couples, 83400 7047-74-70—281 Miller Borber, 87442 7*7*73— 217 7*71-77— 718 96. Briley (9), Davis (101, Mariners; Hassev (5), August L.9-10 7 1-3 6 7 6 1 7 LaCoss LJ-7 6 1 6 5 0 7 Quinton (>rav, 83400 71.73- 73— 217 Sunday sluggers over the Brooklyn Lee Trevino, 83400 77-8*7371— 781 Newport Cup Golf Tournoment ployed on the Jim Farrec, 87442 897*73-217 Dcray Simon, 87,800 7571-73— 719 Jonict GIbsont $719 Atnietlcs; O'Brien (3), Brewers; Incavlglla Krueger 3Z3 3 0 0 7 1 Lefferft 1 0 0 0 3 0 “ I know I’m going to be in there,” said Margaret Ward, $719 69-75-73— 217 Brabham went on to win by 0.345 seconds. (13), Sierra (18), Rangers. Darrell Evans hot hit seven home runs this Dodgers. Jim Booros, 83400 70718971— 781 por-77,8,58*vard Newport Country Club: Dick Hendrickson, 87447 898*75-712 Phil Rodgers, 82800 737*77— 219 Knudson 7 7 7 7 1 7 Bedrosn 1 10001 Kunkel, who has played six different positions Down Coe, $719 72.71- 74— 217 The race will be reviewed by the IMSA National League Texot Heustan seoson, tour on Sundays. 1983 — Jan Stephenson Barry Joeckel, 83400 7087-71-73—781 Poul Moran, 85475 897371— 713 Jim O'Hern, $2800 737378— 219 Skmigs Jim Thorpe, 824K) 734*7789-2«7 Jim Dent. 841.500 47-7384— 206 Jim Cochran, 85475 897377— 713 Walter ZembrIskI, 82,700 737375— 770 Cindy Schrever, $719 71.72- 74— 217 Raines (8), Expos; Ortiz 0 ), Pirates; C. Ryon W.17-6 7 1-3 4 3 3 0 10 Scoff W,I7-S 7 7 2 2 1 9 for Texas this season. 72.74- 73— 218 Commissioner and official results are not Hayes (4), Phillies; Evans (7), Braves; Detroit went 6-71 In July. The TIoers’ record beats JoAnne Carter and Roy Stewart, 82,M 7077-8971— 787 Harold Henning, 875400 7*4577— 707 Chi Chi Rodriguez, M.900 77-7*77— 714 Gordon Jones, 82,700 47-77-78— 720 Connie ChlltemI, $433 Rogers 7-3 0 0 0 0 0 Darwin 2 2 0 0 7 5 Manrique will replace Kunkel as the team’s 75- 70^73— 218 Dunston (7), Grace ( ), Cubs; Los Angeles, Bob Wolcott, 82,580 71-708973— 783 Tom Shaw, 870,500 7187-7P-708 Bob Goalby, 14.900 738973-214 Dan Morgan, 82,700 897578— 770 Kim Shipman, $433 expected until early in the week. 6 Russell 1 0 0 0 0 0 LaCoss pitched to 5 batters In the 7th. for lossesInamonthlsX.setln June 1975. Patty Sheehan by one stroke 73-73-73— 218 Murray 7(12), Stubbs (3), Dodgers; Santiago Starts utility infielder. Tim Norris, 12480 7187-7074— 782 Gay Brewer, 815,750 737*8*-710 Al Chandler, 84800 737587— 215 Tommy Aaron, 81800 757*77— 271 Kris Tschetter, $433 HBP— Yount by Ryan. WP— Ryan. BK— HBP— RThompson by Scott, Blgglo by Susan Tonkin. $433 73-71-74-218 (8),Podres. Ryan. LaCoss. WP— Scott. Charlie Lelbrandt hos not lasted more than to win the U.S. Women’s Open Jefl Hart, 82.380 4*71-7589-283 Chick Evont, 815,750 7*8*77— 710 Jerry Barber, 84800 77-7*73— 715 Charles SIfford, 81,100 737573— 771 flvelnnlngs In onyothls lost five starts. golf title. ■ -I

16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. July 31, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, July 31, 1989 — 17 M l DILLON by 8t*v« Olck«nton SNAFU by Bruce Beatlie KIT N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright ~C19M Tflbun* Mtdia S« 1989 by NEA. IrK 39 Ammonia (si.) ABC News’ “ Prime Time Live" will No, it isn’t. 37 Layers 53 Firearm really not going to happen that way.” compounds 47 Future LL.Bs.' premiere Aug. 3. In the meantime, co-hosts 40 Yorkshire river One reason is the studio audience. Other Donaldson has been a fixture in round-table 41 Small exam owners' gp. Sawyer and Donaldson described what DICK TRACY by Dick Lochar S Max Collins 41 Smashes (si.) news shows have had audiences, notably discussions on “ This Week with David organisms 48 Ball of yarn 44 Entertainer____ 54 Drink slowly sounds like part “ Nightline,” part “ 60 Koppel’s on-the-road “ Nightline.” But this is Brinkley” for years, usually squaring off with 7 -3 1 EVERN TIME X TRY TO VASK WHAT IF X '*JST R01W P ' Sumac 1 2 3 6 Minutes" and part “ Donahue.” the first time in recent memory there’s been ON MV W RISrr TP PULL THE conservative columnist George Wilt. SHACKLE lo o se FROM THIS 45 The same “ We’ re not going to do just another one for a prime-time news program. “ George Will and I do disagree at least half HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 46 Over (poet.) 10 program in which we have pieces that have Donaldson promised he would not become the time, and that’s fine, two aging, white 47 Flower been prepared for months, weeks, long-form, 14 Sam Donahue. “ I’m not going to run up and males slapping each other around verbally,” necklace perfectly shot, perfectly scripted, put to­ down the aisle of the studio audience said Donaldson. “ But, I thought to myself, r fiy MY IM T M i^ gU^lNE^ EYgPY 48 401, Roman 19 gether right,” said Donaldson, trying to (asking), ‘Sex in the morning? Do you like it?’ P L A C B CPoWf^ 49 Middle how will the audience react if I turn to Diane ^ o f t e n Yoli e e r a explain what the show isn’t ” ... We hope that ‘Yes ’ ‘Oh, how about you?” ’ Easterners someday, we’ re talking about something, and TUB »>AP/X HAPPBN NICE IREFEPPAU 22 23 you’ll see some pieces like that on our 51 Wrestling holds Donaldson said the audience that witnessed I say, ‘Diane, that’s nonsense. I mean, that’s rota^HBHABA , broadcast. But in addition to that, you’re the run-throughs “ added energy by its ^ Concert halls 26 ridiculous.’ Here is this guy beating up on a i.oToF &oop 6XUfPI f6 Language suffix going to see us do a live broadcast on the topic presence.” very elegant, very classy woman. Well, I got and on the subject, so that we are not just 57 Spoon bender 29 32 33 34 The real heart of the show, however, is the into these tests with her, and I’m going to tell Geller putting on another magazine show.” pairing of Sawyer and Donaldson, though you something. I’m going to get the sympathy 58 Grain 35 “ And it’s a little bit looser format,” said Donaldson argued that is not the case. “ If we vote.” Y 59 Compass point Sawyer, trying to explain what it is. “ I mean, don’t have the interesting topics, and if we But after 45 minutes of Donaldson's LI’L ABNER by Al Capp 60 Weaken 3B 39 apart from the technologies, we all know that don’t have the wit to do them in a way that will exchanges with the TV critics. Sawyer got the V O 'C A I N 'r in the end, after the cameras have gone on UNCLE. F U T U R E .T - y o ' IS RlGWT.r- ? - > 0 IS HANJGIKJ’ AH CAINT U V l 43 interest you, we’re not going to make the sympathy. “ I just want you all to remember e x - c a p e , f u m DOWN W ASriN'A MICHEL,KV'HV t W / - a h 1 G O T T A J UP tm'OLC IN T H 'S A M E and the satellites work and don’t work, and program.” that you get to go home after this,” she said. DAY YO ' H A N S S A R O U N D GIT GOIM'I' WUUlC ir ^ yOKUH WCDOIN' H O U S E W IF VORE FUTURE, IN THKT NICKCL-A-DAY MAH DOOriKS.'r B K L L / r — O H , N O W ftD O IM C H I L E / / .— - 1 Sine____non 46 WEDOIN' SUIT.';'’- m a m m v - i s THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S 8y Barry VO'AGIKJ j s g o n n a 2 Baking pit ME., T O O ? 3 Voluntary 49 4 Actress Sue T V Tonight 1 HAVE THE ,YOUR CRIME AGAINST " .UNPBR THa PUKAeeH,. 56 RO W ER T O C H A H ee M E W A SN 'T C O W V U T T E P •HOUR P E A T H I H E R E - B U T IN T H E JU N S U E . 5 Comparative suffix B8 60 SENTENCE.ANP HOUR SENTENCE W ILL 6 :0 0 P M Q] d j (221 go) (40) News (18) MOVIE: 'Boss' Black bounty hunters Designing Women (CC) Omexin I O O b e t h e r e ,/ f o r L IF E / / / 6 ____celery seize control of the western town where 9:30PM (3D (6D rs) Matt Houston Reggie the accountant-thief cons Suzanne 7 Pier (c)1 9 8 9 by NEA. Inc 31 members of the outlaw gang they're track­ [A& E] Birds of the World Pan 3 of 3, Qi) Star Trek into investing in a circus. (R) (In Stereo) ing have settled. Fred Williamson, D'Ur­ [CNN] Newsnight di) McCloud ville Martin, R.G Armstrong. 1974 [M AX] MOVIE; 'A Night In the Life of Jimmy Reardon' A suburban high-school [ES P N ] Day at the Beach (R) (20) Sledge Hammer! MOVIE: 'An American Werewolf in (26) graduate looks toward an uncertain future London" Oscar-winning makeup highlights Ll (24) Gentle Doctor: Veterinary Medicine in 1962 Chicago. River Phoenix, Ann Mag- [LIFE] HeartBeat Dr. Jared considers this tale of a vacationing American bitten performing a controversial new medical ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson (R) nuson, Meredith Salenger. 1988. Rated R. and cursed by a werewolf. David Naugh- (In Stereo) procedure on a woman who's life is in dan­ (26) Charlie's Angels ton, Jenny Aguller, Griffin Dunne. 1981. ger because she's carrying six fetuses. (60 PAD5T?ACHII0GM£T0pe)| CELEBRITY CIPHER [TM C] MOVIE. 'Bull Durham' (CC) A CalebrUy Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present W KR P in Cincinnati (22) g6) ALF (CC) The Tanners are invited min.) Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue I equals P (5?) World of Survival (R) self-styled baseball groupie becomes in­ to a Thanksgiving dinner with the Ochmo- volved with a brash young pitcher and a [USA] New Mike Hammer (61) Three's Company nek s bizarre relatives. Part 1 of 2. (R) (In veteran catcher on a minor league team. Stereo) 1 2:05AM (3D Pat Sajak • p OSRHU BREZ XQDZTX FT [A 81E] New Wilderness Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Rob­ (24) National Geographic (CC) E.G Mar­ bins 1988. Rated R. <7 A 7147 adaptation of Hoffman s classic (60 min ) (26) MOVIE: 'Ziegfeld Girl' The loves, I3D @ Sj) News (45) Healthy Lifestyles XPEZTGD BQC PC DZT OSXHU.’ [ES P N ] Home Run Derby: Frank Robin­ lives and ambitions of the famous Ziegfeld QD INN News (6p Gene Scott son vs. Dick Stuart girls are portrayed as they strive for suc­ A \ . A (16) Synchronal [M AX] MOVIE: Goodbye, [M A X] Cinemax Vintage Perform­ cess James Stewart, Lana Turner, Judy 1 2:35AM — ZaXXM G. DXRBQC. ances: Otis Redding Never-before-seen Garland 1941 (16) MOVIE: 'Mr. Majestyk' A farmer de- Emmanuelle' Emmanuelle's search for sexual freedom takes her to a tropical Is­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only thing that can stop hair falling is the footage of soul singer Otis Redding from fies the mob by giving work to the needy. (31) MOVIE: 'Double Indemnity' Murder Charles Bronson, Al Lettieri, Linda Cristal. land where she discovers a bold new lifes­ floor." — Will Rogers. the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival (In and life insurance enter into the picture Stereo) 1974 tyle. Sylvia Kristel, Umberto Orsini. 1978. when a blond woman plans an accident Rated R. [TM C ] MOVIE: Paper Dolls' The pres Fred MacMurray, Barbara Stanwyck, Ed­ (24) World at War ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue sures of teen-age girls in the career of fa­ ward G. Robinson. 1944 (iZ) American Masters: Satchmo (CC) A 1 :0 0 A M (TT) Twilight Zone shion modeling Joan Hackett, Joan Col­ (57) National Audubon Society Specials profile of musician Louts Armstrong, told (201 Laverne 8i Shirley PIDJUH SET THAr , lins, Jennifer Warren 1982. (CC) Conflicts about Nebraska's Platte through interviews, performance clips, [A & F] Our Century; Mein Kampf The TWO DOWN, PARTNER! rare home movies and the entertainer's 'L TVRANNOSAUR?f Y'GOT ONLY FOUR MORE t '/^t X [U SA ] Cartoon Express River arising from agricultural and urban rise and fall of Hitler's Third Retch, featur­ I ...... H EY! YO U /■ THAT growth needs and the river's role in the own writings. (90 min.) ing footage from secret Nazi film archives. A R EN 'T OGG! i r i g h t ! 6 :3 0 P M (T) CBS News (CC) (In Stereo) yearly crane migration. Narrator: Leonard [CNN] Headline News (2 hrs., 30 min.) (5) ® ABC News (CC). Nimoy (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CN N] Crossfire ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady (20) Too Close for Comfort d jj MOVIE: 'Footloose' Teen-agers in a [ESP N ] Spirit of Adventure THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME [DIS] MOVIE; ‘Christian the Uon' A small town fight for their right to dance and [HBO] Into Madness (CC) A documen­ ^ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (22) @ NBC News (CC) zoo-raised lion is set free in the African ne's $MiLiN&f stage a prom despite opposition from their tary examining the lives of three families wilderness. Bill Travers, Virginia McKenna, me Mmi ■Ftirof (2$ dZ) Nightly Business Report conservative parents Kevin Bacon, Lori facing the tragedy of schizophrenia. (60 hM" Unscramble these four Jumbles, Those oulllts cost more than our George Adamson. 1976. Rated G. STRECT FAIR dD WKRP in Cincinnati Singer. John Lithgow 1984 _ min.) ne'$ FINALIY (XmPOWfl one letter to each square, to form whole family clothes budget [ESP N ] Triathlon: Nice Championship IS lH 1DWN, HIS,.. four ordinary words. (61) Love Connection [A8iE] Birds of the World Part 3 of 3. 1 0; 1 3 PIVI Honeymooners From Nice, France. (60 min.) (R) PA5(?UALe // Ml n [A8.E] Profiles Featured: tlie youth and [CNN] PrimeNews Hot Prospects (CC) Co­ [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide early adulthood of Adolf Hitler Part 1 of 2 1 0:30PM (3D HILTE [DIS] Sw iss Family Robinson Part 2 of medy. An 1890s restaurateur (George [U SA ] Dragnet [CN N] Showbiz Today 2 . Clooney) sets out to make his mark in Cali­ [HBO] MOVIE: Friday the [ES P N ] SportsLook [ESP N ] Superbouts Muhammad Ali vs fornia (In Stereo) 1 :1 5AM Ken Norton (New York, September. 13th Part VII: The New Blood' (CC) A [M A X] MOVIE: 'Munchies' A Peruvian (TT) Odd Couple teen-age psychic unwittingly ressurrects 1976). (60 min.) archaeological dig uncovers a weird, junk (16) Synchronal the murderous Jason from his watery THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom food-craving alien creature. Harvey Kor- [HBO] MOVIE: Baby Boom' (CC) A (24) B-17 Flying Fortress: A Tribute His­ grave. Lar Park Lincoln, Terry Kiser, Susan ROARB man, Charles Stratton. 1987 Rated PG high-powered executive's life is turned up­ torical footage, a dramatic re-creation and Blu. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) A side down when she inherits a distant interviews with former crew members in­ 7 ; 0 0 P M Cd) Inside Edi’ in A senior citi­ cousin's year-old daughter. Diane Keaton, 1 :30AM (3D The Judge (CC) z-out awd i 'll hit'cha 10-14-92-'fe-3-B-'^12-22-8 8 -67-40^ I 01-66-57-4-18- n : zens cruise geared to women (R| terweave to tell the story of the highly- Sam Shepard. Harold Ramis 1987 Rated respected World War II bomber. (3D Joe Franklin IW FLAT, 60T IT? OFAY, lfo-5-?7-55-lOZ 41-11-93-06-21- 2-71-48-19-25... U/Ubp ( D (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC). PG. (In Stereo) m I (H) INN N e w s (B) INN News ■----- :— (T) Cosby Show (CC). [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook 44-29-Zfo-8,., 15-49-77-20-17... NEHBID (58 Hogan's Heroes 35) Angie WHERE ARE SOME 3 i) Cheers (CC) Part 1 of 2 [M AX] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds (5l) Three's Company (58 Later With Bob Costas — OF THOSE YUPPIES (IS) M*A*S*H II: Nerds In Paradise' (CC) More indigni­ :v ; ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda ® Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. 0 ^ M i.'TReiH/is, tx > e 5 ^ X lA>euu,i4or^ 1 , I LIKE To 06B RUNMINSP (24) (fj) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 11:00PM (3D (3D @ 35) (S) News SOMFTrtiHG TriAT’5 Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ [CNN] Newsnight Update WATCHING-This firlZNVo \ Fo r ME, t dD Police Story dale fraternity convention. Robert Carra- ( B It's a Living r e a l l y RELlfVE&^ECUTiVe ) GOUTIN [TM C] Short Film Showcase A u y f . Now arrange the circled letters to (30) (46) Current Affair dine, Curtis Armstrong, Larry B Scott. (11) Cheers (CC). form the surprise answer, as sug­ 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [U SA ] History of Dieting ETKESS? (38) Cheers (CC) (jl) Synchronal S. A - x ! gested by the above cartoon. 1 :35AM (3D Love Boat V/ dj) Star Trek 34) Austin City Limits (R) (In Stereo) [A8.E] Chronicle The story of B-year-old [TMC] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge' (H) Weekday (R) 2:00AM (3D Superior Court r Print answer here: While staying in Bermuda, Ellen Brody be­ A JL m Brian Kahn, who suffered extensive burns ® M*A*S*H (ID Talk Money with Peter Marshall comes convinced that the shark that killed (Answers tomorrow) on his body. her son is stalking her family. Lorraine 3 i) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 35) NVR Showcase Jumbles: PLUME KNOWN HEARTH EFFIGY [CN N] Moneyline Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine. 1987. Saturday’s [CN N] Moneyline Dating Game FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas Answer He was always "breaking Into" song until he [D IS] Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) found thIs-THE RIGHT KEY [ESP N ] Major League Baseball's Grea­ (S) Jeffersons (CC). Tree Wini.ie the Pooh needs his friends' [U SA ] Murder. She Wrote A husband test Hits: The Sixties help after he gets into trouble looking for , presents his now wife with a priceless, [ESP N ] SportsLook honey cursed ruby, but he is later found strangled [HBO] Kids in the Hall (CC) (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Jaws the Revenge' AFie*^ THE I PIP i t ! [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date with the gem missing (60 min ) [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire While staying in Bermuda, Ellen Brody be­ comes convinced that the shark that killed C A U G H T , VBSXef^T ANP^ scores 8:30PM (33 Heartland (CC| Tom and [M AX] MOVIE: The Further Adventures of Tennessee Buck' A booz­ her son is stalking her family. Lorraine THE QRIZZWELLS by BUI Schorr [HBO] Nature Watch (CC) Profile of the B.L. are forced to share a bed on the way Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine. 1987. MURDER / X c o f F B B W I L L g f chipmunk, a compact squirrel found only in to a livestock auction. (R) (In Stereo) ing big-game hunter escorts two yuppies on a Borneo tiger hunt. David Keith, Kathy Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ^j)yseRyBp. Astrograph America (22) (301 Hogan Family (CC) Willie and SORRY, PUT I'M AFRAr f THWU PE THERE'? A lOOmLAfe MYSTERY Shower, Brant Van Hoffman. 1988. Rated [U SA ] Soloflex Heroes [LIFE] HeartBeat A surrogate mother re­ Mark sneak out to an inner-city vigil honor­ R. (In Stereo) IW VCR RUIHEP PW? PEPUcnpur*. fuses to give up the child she was carrying ing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (R) (In Stereo) 2:15AM [MAX] MOVIE: Separate THI9TAPE/., n s A m i TA)L... NIGHT SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) This for an infertile couple; Eve learns that a pa­ [U SA ] Miami Vice The vice detectives Vacations' Hoping to keep the romance is a good day to launch a new project or tient's boyfriend has AIDS. (60 min.) 9:00PM GD Murphy Brown (CC) Miles search for a call girl who witnessed a mur­ alive in their marriage, an architect and his suspends Murphy for her handling of an der, unaware that she's employed by «Your enterprise, especially If it Is of an imagi­ [U SA ] Miami Vice Trudy is torn between wife embark on separate vacations. David "F.Y I " guest. (R) (In Stereo) Crockett's current girlfriend. (60 min.) (In Naughton, Jennifer Dale, Mark Keyloun, native nature. Get things going. You can love and duty when her new lover reveals a Stereo) ^Birthday major cocaine connection. (60 min ) (In ( 3 ) (46) MOVIE: Bad Medicine' (CC) A 1986. improve upon your basic game plan as med-school reject is finally accepted by a \ 1 ^Trn you go along. Stereo) 1 1 :30PM (3D (45) Nightline (CC). 2:30AM (3D Sustaining (D 1Q89 by NEA, (nc I I Central American institution run by a zany CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Lady 7 : 3 0 P M QD Entertainment Tonight SD Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Twilight Zone Aug. 1 ,1S89 administrator. Steve Guttenberg, Alan Ar- QD Luck will be active on your behalf today Steve Martin's new movie "Parenthood " kin, Julie Hagerty. 1985. (In Stereo) (ID Honeymooners WINTHROl* by Dick Cavalll ^ Alice where joint ventures are concerned. (In Stereo) In the year ahead, of your own volition, (9~1 Best of the National Geographic (S) Synchronal [CNN] Sports Latenight % There's a possibility you might be ri~) (22) Jeopardy! (CC). Specials A search is undertaken for the you are likely to make a number of 3D (® Tonight Show (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE; ‘2001; A Space Odys­ squeezed into a productive arrange­ CB Kate 8< Allie (CC) fulfillment of Sioux holy man Black Elk's BA|2K 64(2K H O M D O Y O U changes In your lifestyle. Social pat­ prediction that five generations after his (ID This Old House (CC). (R) sey' Two astronauts on a voyage to Jupi­ ment that’s already under way. (S) INN News ter encounter problems with their compu­ PAPK/ / / yj, LIKE T H A T ? terns will be altered and you will be see­ death the pride of the Indian would be re­ 31) Show of Shows ing less of old friends and more of new AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) One-to- dS) M*A’’S*H born. (60 min.) ter, HAL. Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, I''MA one relationships could operate at two (S) St. Elsewhere William Sylvester. 1968. Rated G. (36) Win, Lose or Draw MOVIE: Billionaire Boys Club' VENTRILOQUIST ones. extremes today. Someone you’re (ID (3D ( ^ News (CC). [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An objective Newhart (CC) (CC) The fact-based story of a group of counting on may let you down and the scores. upon which you have focused consider­ young Los Angeles elitists whose get-rich- [A8(E] Evening at the Imptov slack might be taken up by an ally you’d S6) Cosby Show (CC). able Importance may begin to lose quick schemes led to the murder of a con [CNN] Sports Tonight [U SA ] Bob Mann's Proven Golf Method NORTH 7-31-g( Bridge least expect. [A8iE] World of Survival man. Judd Nelson, Ron Levin, Fred Lehne. some of Its appeal today. Your attention [DIS] MOVIE: 'Green Grass of Wyom­ 2:35AM (3D Family Feud 4 6 2 PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) It be­ [CN N] Crossfire 1987. Part 2 of 2. (R| (In Stereo) will be diverted to a more promising tar­ ing' A rancher and a horse breeder de­ 4 5 4 3 2 hooves you at this time to take con­ 2:45AM [HBO] MOVIE: Vampire at get. Know where to look for romance [D IS] My Friend Liberty A 10-year-old (14) Divided Union The Union forces are velop a fierce rivalry. Peggy Cummins, ♦ AQJ63 structive measures to Increase your boy winds up in a magical clay world and victorious at Gettysburg in 1863. Narrator: Charles Coburn. Lloyd Nolan. 1948 Midnight' An L A. cop takes up the trail of and you’ll find it. The Astro-Qraph ♦ Q2 doubt that the high-low signal from personal productiveness. Improved takes a journey through history with the George Peppard (60 min.) Part 3 of 5. a serial killer responsible for a mounting Matchmaker Instantly reveals which [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date pile of bloodless corpses. Jason Williams, WEST The threat East showed a doubleton club, and the performance could generate bigger Statue of Liberty. Includes "Sundae in New (57) National Geographic (CC) E G. Mar­ scores. EAST only combination of defenders’ trump signs are romantically perfect for you. York," the Academy Award-winning ani­ Gustav Vintas. 1988. Rated R. 4 Q 8 rewards. shall narrates a portrait of the elephant [HBO] MOVIE: 'Risky Business' (CC) A 4 K 10 9 5 4 3 holdings that would make ruffing the Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ mated short. filmed in Kenya, India, Laos, Namibia, Sri 4 a 4 9 8 of an overruff ARIES (March 21-April 19) There's a strait-laced teen-ager gets involved with a 3:00AM (3D Home Shopping Over­ 9 paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OK Lanka, Thailand, the United States and 4 10 7 5 4 third club a success would be a single- likelihood that several new people may [ESP N ] Major League Baseball Maga­ prostitute while his parents are on vaca­ night Service (3 hrs.) 4K98 44101-3428. zine Weekly report Zimbabwe. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) By James Jacoby ton ace of hearts in East’s hand. The suddenly pop into your life. Two of tion. Tom Cruise. Rebecca DeMornay. Joe 4 A K J 10 7 4 49 5 CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawalt VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) You have a QD White Shadow these Individuals could have a pro­ [HBO] Encyclopedia: The "R" Volume [A8(E] Our Century: Mein Kampf The Pantoliano. 1983. Rated R. (In Stereo) alternative for declarer is easy to see. trusted ally who Is sincerely concerned rise and fall of Hitler's Third Reich, featur­ QS) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) SOUTH nounced effect on your affairs. (CC). (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'That Was Than. This Is Rather than allow the opponents to He will surely lose a spade eventually, 6 H E F O B a o riO about your well being and, starting to­ ing footage from secret Nazi film archives. (S) Trapper John. M.D. 4 A J7 XWARNgPXXJ.CHUBB.' TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A source 8 :0 0 P M (D Kate 8< Allie (CC) Bob Now" (CC) The friendship of two young play in three hearts, West should have so why not simply discard one of dum­ O A tK Q c ONE M0J?e PERSON -mi6./ e A S M 5 / day, might take special measures to (2 hrs , 30 min.) men is jeopardized when one chooses to [CNN] Headline News Overnight 4 K Q J 10 7 6 bid three spades. That would probably my’s spades on the third club? By may develop for you at this time that will loans Kate and Allie money to pay taxes. ♦ 2 ANOI *ng YOU UP,'/ make things easier for you In construc­ (R) (In Stereo) [CNN] Larry King Live turn to a life of crime. Emilio Estevez, Craig [ESPN ] Auto Racing: IMSA Camel playing in that fashion, declarer will enable you to fulfill an unselfish inclina­ Sheffer 1985 Rated R. (In Stereo) 4863 make. But South had a reputation for tive ways. m (46) MacGyver ICC) MacGyver's close [DIS] MOVIE: '2001: A Space Odys­ Lights GTP Race From Portland, Ore. (2 misplaying hands, so West decided to be able to force out the ace of hearts LIBRA (Bept. 23-Oct. 23) If your social tion that will be helpful to those you sey' Two astronauts on a voyage to Jupi­ hrs.) (R) love. Keep hoping for the best. friend is given a posthypnotic suggestion 1 1 :35PM (3D Night Court Vulnerable; East-West give him a chance. Sure enough. South and later ruff two spades in dummy to life hasn’t been living up to your expec­ to assassinate an East African president ter encounter problems with their compu­ [U SA ] Paid Programming Dealer: South tations recently, don’t think about be­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) An old. Inef­ (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ter, HAL. Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood, 1 2:00AM OD USA Today Annual air lived up to his reputation. make an easy nine tricks. show In Oshkosh. Wis. (3D News (R| coming a recluse. New developments fective concept you've been laboring William Sylvester. 1968. Rated G. 3:05AM West led K-A of clubs and led anoth­ Deals similar to this, which will be with appears to be on Its last legs. It will CB Best of the National Geographic So n lh W est North E^st are starting to stir that could bring Specials Profiles of the Scandinavian war­ [ESP N ] Adventure: America's Wilder­ (ID Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 3:30 AM [A& E] Evening at the Improv 8 1 4 2 4 er club after East had played 9-5. De­ analyzed this week, are presented in be replaced by something feasible and ness (60 min.) 2 4 2 4 clarer ruffed in dummy, and East “Frank Stewart’s Contract Bridge about a happy change. riors who attacked the coasts of Europe [TM C ] MOVIE: Bull Durham' (CC) A Pass Pass 3 4 All pass positive. and the British Isles from the ninth to 11th [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Running Out' A young d l) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) self-styled baseball groupie becomes In­ overruffed with the heart eight. The Quiz Book” (Prentice-Hall, 1986). SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) There should be a marked improvement In CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Carefully century. Host: Mike Farrell. (60 min ) woman tries to reestablish a relationship 35) Morton Downey Jr. (R) volved with a brash young pitcher and a defenders still scored the ace of hearts scrutinize your economic conditions to­ with the husband and daughter she left be­ veteran catcher on a minor league team. Opening lead: ♦ K James Jacoby 's books ‘Jacoby on Bridge' and conditions that have a direct affect (11) MOVIE: 'The Last Dragon' A Bruce Success 'n Ufa hind twelve years earlier Deborah Raffin, 35) Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon, Tim Rob­ and a spade trick, so South was down "Jacoby on Card Games" (wriiten with his father, upon your work or career. These alter­ day, because It could help you to uncov­ Lee enthusiast must battle the Shogun of Harlem when a pretty video club d.j. is har­ Tony Bill, Toni Kalem. 1983. (45) Win. Lose or Draw bins. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) one. the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at ations won’t be optimum, but they will er an additional source of income you have never recognized previously. assed by mobsters. Taimak, Vanity, [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling (57) MacNeil/Lahrar Newshour [U SA ] Paid Programming There was no reason for South to bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Rooks. be a darn sight better. , ■

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I APARTMENTS m J H E L P I HOMES HOMES I APARTMENTS I HOMES FOR RENT Parents think missing kids I'M w a n ted FOR SALE FOR SALE FOK SALE I FOR RENT A Speciali^ MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ EAST HARTFORD -Two MANCHESTER NEW listing. Priced to rooms In 2 fam ily bedroom, appliances. BOLTON. Great buy. sell! Two bedroom Owner wants quick sale $147,500. Victorian Co­ $650/month plus secur­ Woll-to-wall. Near WAREH0U5E lonial with aluminum Condo. Small complex. ity. Call 646-0043 or park and bus line. Quiet on this 3 bedroom, 1 $113,500.RE/MAX East J may be in mystery snapshot siding, and charm of 646- 6071. neighborhood. Call t X f f t ! HELP owner Ranch. Open of the River, 647-1419.D kItchen-dInIng area, yesteryear. Three bed­ EAST HARTFORD - Du­ 289-000. Full time position to rooms, two baths, fam­ ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) County (N.M.) Sheriff Ed Craig that’s Michael. His sister believes full walk-out basement plex, 1-2 bedrooms. In­ MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ work for wholesale dis­ with wood stove. Con­ ily room and large cluding hot water, room townhouse with — Relatives of two New Mexico said Sunday. it’s Michael.” foyer. Possible two tributor, diversified du­ veniently located on MORTGAGES parking, appliances. fireplace, all applian­ youths who vanished last year “ It’s the best lead we’ve had in Henley said his wife also la v /n care almost 5 wooded acres. family. Manchester of­ I ces, hot water, carpet­ painVind/ papering ties including; shipping, Security, references. said Sunday they’re pretty sure 16 months,” Craig said. Until believes the photo is of their son, $154,900. Flano Realty, fice, 643-4060.Sentry PRIVATE Land mort­ 282-7532. ing, air conditioner. their children were shown gagged receiving, order proces­ 646-5200.G Real Estate, 643-4060.O now, he said, there had been no but he isn’t so sure. “ I don’t YARD MASTERS ) gages available MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ Call 649-5240. in a mysterious photograph that know,” he said. “ Maybe it’s just sing and Inventory con­ MANCHESTER-$164,900. through developer. 6 sign of a kidnap in the boy’s ■Yard cleaned. WDGirS PAMTtK ca MANCHESTER - two room, 1st floor. $650. 1 MANCHESTER-Two appeared on national television family, $189,900. Clean Lovingly maintained perewent land loans on bedroom apartment, disappearance. It was generally because I don’t want to see my Trees cut, Quality work at a trol. Good opportunity bedroom 2nd floor $525. last week. two story home. Each aluminum sided colon­ approved building lots Both totally remo­ new kitchen/bath. $575 assumed he had become lost in son like that.” reaaonebit price! with growing company. ial on quiet street. Have dump truck, Interior S Exterior unit has eat-ln kitchen, In Hebron and Coven­ deled. All appliances. monthly. 871-2635/647- The “ tabloid” television news the wilderness. After “ A Current Affair ’ was Three bedrooms, 2'/s will haul. Free Eetimetee Call Elliot 643-6773. 2 bedroom, living room try. Flano Real Estate, No utilities. Possible 7502.______u show “ A Current Affair” broad­ telecast Friday in New Mexico, Reportedly, the woman who and dining room. Good baths, first floor 646-5200.D lease option. Call 745- cast Friday in New Mexico had a 643^990 Cali Brian Weigle laundry. Attractively Three room apartment found the photo in a store parking relatives called Mrs. Doel saying Why not exchonge It for rental Income. D.W. 6246 or 645-8480. 1st tioor. $400 monthly segment on the mystery picture, 6454912 Fish Realty, 643-1591 .a landscaped private lot. lot said a white van had been the girl in the photograph re­ cosh with on ad In Classi­ I REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER 1 and 2 Including appliances. a Polaroid snapshot found June 15 sembled her daughter. Experienced Susan Donahue. Man­ parked over the spot where the fied? 643-2711. MANCHESTER - Neat as chester office, 643-4060. I WANTED bedroom apartments. Coll 646-0350.______in the Florida Panhandle city of picture was found. Lawn Care LANDSCAPING a pin - $139,900. Enloy Like Henley, Mrs. Doel said she Sentry Real Estate, 643- Appliances, 1 bath. LIKE private home. 3'/j Port St. Joe. “ If I had to say yes or no, I Prompt, reliable aervice, your summer In the one LAND wanted. Five plus Phil or Suzanne, 646- wasn’t sure at first if the girl was I HOMES 4060.O______rooms. Lease. Work­ The relatives of Tara Calico would say yes, but I am qualify­ raaaonably priced. HEBRON year old above ground acres. Church of the 1218.______ing single or married Tara. FOR SALE pool while you admire NEW Contemporary. 8 Living God of Man­ and Michael Henley Jr. believe ing it until I see the photo,” Tara’s I rooms, 2*/3 baths and a MANCHESTER-well couple preferred. 643- “ She used to keep herself fixed 6 47 9330 UNDSCAPE the newer vinyl siding chester Is Interested In 2880.______the picture is the first evidence mother, Pat Dcel, said Sunday. GLASTONBURY. Ranch, private treed lot on cared-tor three bed­ up, and had a permanent in her DesIgh and on this seven room purchasing land In room duplex with lots that the missing youths are still The search for Ms. Calico had 5 good sized rooms. 3 Cape. Four bedrooms, Cul-de-sac. Blanchard MANCHESTER - Nice hair,” she said. “ Before the DON'S U W N Construction Manchester for pur­ of character. Non- two bedroom, In four alive, perhaps in captivity in been swift and thorough, she said, bedrooms, eat In kit­ nice size living room 61 Rossetto Realtors," pose of building wor­ perm, without the makeup... Igot Mike Bauer 647-7760 We’re Selling Houses" smokers. No pets. $750 family house, $600. per Florida. and “ we felt we would have found SERVICE chen, large deck, full plus finished Rec ship center. Contact plus utilities. 647-7725. out the old pictures, and it’sher.” Lewn mowing basement, vinyl siding. room.D.W. Fish 646-2482.P______month. Security and her body. We didn’t. We covered Pastor David Mullen, references. Call 645- Tara was 19 wnen she disap­ A friend of Ms. Calico, Cynthia Hedge and Buah Trimming WALLPAPERING & Only$158,900. Phllbrick Realty, 643-1591.□ BOLTON. Surrounded by 372 Main Street, Man­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ every inch of ground around ble Immediately. Rem­ 8201.______peared in September while bicy­ Tafoya, agreed. Dependable work Agency, 646-4200. MANCHESTER - Move In over an acre of trees, chester, CT 06040. 647- here.” PAINTING odeled three bedroom, 149 Oakland Street, two cling on a country road near “ It’s her. Everything ... the 646-7011 CeWngt nepelred or Repleoed 4.84 ACRES of privacy condition. $169,900. Pri­ this 7 room home with 7355 She said she is taking pictures garage/workshop Is large kitchen and liv­ room apartment, first Belen, about 30 miles south of features, everything,” Ms. Ta­ Ineured/Referencee surround this newer vate treed yard with a INTERESTED In buying ing room, wall to wall, of Tara with her Monday to Port contemporary home, beautiful stone wall Is available for sale. floor. $380 a month plus Albuquerque in central New foya said. 6.L MciHughHhi business zoned build­ and appliances. $695 utilities, security. No St. Joe, about 30 miles southeast CARPENTRY/ cedar siding, 2 full the setting for this Blanchard & Rossetto ing In Manchester. Mexico. 6434321 er I6 4 9 ^ 1 baths, Jacuzzi tub In lovely ranch home. Realtors," We're Sel­ monthly. 646-4144. pets! 646-2426 9am-5pm of Panama City, to inspect the She said there is a clue in the Reply to Box HH, c/o weekdays. REMODELING master bath, large Two fireplaces, hard­ ling Houses" 646-2482.0 th e Manchester MANCHESTER-two bed­ Michael Henley Jr. was 10 when Polaroid snapshot. photograph — a book by the room apartment, se­ he disappeared on a camping trip country kitchen to wood floors, fully ap­ MANCHESTER -$198,500. Herald. LEGAL NOTICES Sheriff Craig showed a video­ author V.C. Andrews. Ms. Tafoya CLEANING SERVICES oversized deck, cus­ pllanced, two car gar­ Spacious aluminum cond floor, convenient with his father in the Zuni said the book was Ms. Calico’s tape of the “ Current Affair” ISLAND tom window treat­ age, M/3 ceramic tiled sided Colonial with location near 384, ap­ Court of Proboto, Mountains south of Grants, about segment to Michael’s father, favorite. “ We used to trade ments, corner fire­ baths and more!D.W. tour bedrooms, 2'/? I APARTMENTS pliances, carpeting, District of Covoniry NOTICE OP HEARING 70 miles west of Albuquerque in family and friends Sunday at (Andrews’ books) all the time,” CONSTRUCTION CLEAN JEANNE'S place, cathedral Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 baths, tireplaced living heat. $650 per month. I FOR RENT One month security. E$TATE OF April 1988. sheriff’s headquarters in Grants, Ms. Tafoya said. All types of home Cleaning Service ceilings, located near NEW Listing. Immacu­ room, family room off CHARLES V. MACNEIL Improvementa from Bolton town line In 643-6934. Y The picture shows a young Sheriff Craig and Valencia Residential or Commarcial late, 6 room townhouse kitchen, two car gar­ VERNON. For limited Pursuant to an order of Hon. N.M. concrete floors, atepa, Andover. $239,900. ERA age. Deck and pool. MANCHESTER- woman and boy with gags taped County Sheriff Lawrence Profeaalonal Service at Southfield Green. time only enloy o free David C. Rappo, Judge, dated “ The majority of the family patios, etc. to complete ★ Aeintur^d & Bonded*** Philips Real Estate 742- Large living room and Manchester office, 643- Attractlve seven room July 27, 1989 a hearing will be across their mouths, lying with Romero, who investigated Tara’s remodeling. Als6 decks color television with believes that that’s Michael,” 1450.O dining area, kitchen 4060.Sentry Real Est­ signed lease. Modern duplex, one bath, held on an application proving their arms behind them. They are Henley Sr. said after the viewing. disappearance, said they will and window and door CALL 643-9996 ate, 643-4060.□ laundry hook up.Large tor authority to compromise replacement. Tiling ' MANCHESTER. Now with family room, 2'/2 spacious 1 and 2 bed­ doubtful and disputed claims In shown in a white van, Cibola “ Michael’s best friend believes contact Florida investigators. only $135,000 for these baths. Central air, car­ COVENTRY. Brand new rooms apartment. Eat- yard. Security referen­ favor of said estote as In told interior/axterlor. ces. $700 plus utilities. Landscape and Interior brand new, huge, excit­ port, nice private treed 7 room hip-roofed In kitche, large bed- application on file more fully ELECTRICAL ing 7-room, 1,800 so.ft. backyard, priced to Ranch In country set­ 647- 9353. appears, ot the Court ot Probate design aervicea room, private on August 22, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. available. Contemporary Town- sell, $166,900. U 8. R ting. Features 3 bed­ balocony, storage, EAST HARTFORD - One houses. Cathedral ceil­ Realty, 643-2692.0 rooms, 2 baths, beauti­ large pool, heat and hot bedroom, heat and hot Geraldine E. McCaw, Professor studies name fads ' Call Barry at MAMVIUE ELECTRIC Ass't Clerk ings, Andersen win­ MANCHESTER $117,900. fully crafted tieldstone water Included. Start­ water Included. Wall- 646*2411 Profaailqnal alaetneri work done. dows, full basements, ing at $495. Call 870- to-wall. Near park. 066- 07 BOSTON (AP) — A Harvard Updela mat oW tut# panal to CHFA-FHA. Spacious 4 fireplace and much compiling health department name, such as Michael and 2x6 construction, fam­ 9665. Call 528-2914. sociology professor wants to eireuH brookora. plus room Ranch. Nice more. Located on a COST PROPOSAL «979 lists of all babies born in Califor­ Michelle, often become popular W ill do an lypaa of oloelfloal ily room, fireplace, lightly wooded 1 acre know why names suddenly rise in FARRAND REMOOtLiNG corner lot, appliances The East Hartford Public nia from 1905 to 1984. He also has at the same time. w o rk . central air, oven- Included. Newer fur­ lot borderd by stone Room additions, deeka, roof­ Cell for free eetlmaie Schools, 110 Long HIM Drive, popularity, why there’s a slew of data on upstate New York from Also, Lieberson said, “ The rate /ronge, dishwasher, nace, aluminum sid­ walls. Call today. Fl­ LEGAL NOTICES East Hartford, Ct., 06108, will Sarahs or a clutch of Calvins in ing, elding, wiitdows end gutt­ 647-7292. food disposal, 3-4 bed­ ano Real Estate 646- receive COST PROPOSALS 1973 to 1985, Wisconsin from 1979 of change appears to move more ers. All typM of remodeling and ing, on bus line. Two the same year. to 1986, and various lists from rapidly that it used to be.” rooms, 2 full baths, unfinished rooms on 5200. 0______LEGAL NOTICE tor Fire Doors. repairs. Cell Bob Ferrand, ins ars. These are beautl- Call and ask for Bar­ Voters,Town Hall, 41 Center Street, Manchester, CT 04040. nical formalities If It Is In the w ask tor Mark ful single family 646-7709.D______best Interest of the School De­ were always a bunch of Beckies to see if parents tend to name Gary increased from only 8a bara. RE/MAX East of Edward Tomkiel partment to do so. HEATING/PLUMBING homes, not condomini­ VERNON - Great oppor­ the River, 647-1419.0 Town Clerk that she knew,” the professor their children after newsmakers. foreign Office spokesman in tunity tor CHFA-FHA Manchester Richard A. Huot, ums, and there are, of Olrector/Buslness Services said recently. “ Somehow there If that’s true, for example, London said Major and Qian PAINTING/PAPERING course, no association first time buyer. Nice FANTASTIC opportun­ 068-07 was something out there in the there might have been a crop of agreed that a joint liaison group CARMICHAEL PLUMMN6 tees. .Coll today for ranch style In country ity. Owners anxious. 067- 07 The Atsoclated Press Lovely and like new. society that led parents, without boys named Douglas when World working out details of procedures ANDHEATIN6 complete details on setting. $78,500 .Realty “ IF e can t^ll you Additions, remodeling, boiler Features acre lot, SON UP AT SUNDOWN — Darrell talking to each other, to reach a War II hero Gen. Douglas MacAr- these magnificent and World, Benoit, LEGAL NOTICE Court ol Probate, begins to set over the Elks County for handing the colony over to ^placamante, end complete Frechette Associates, deck, sattellte dish, District ot Coventry conclusion.” w hat ^o lo o k for... plumbing S heeling service. beautiful homes at A certified list of Democratic party-endorsed candidates for NOTICE OF HEARINO Austin of Hays, Kan., lifts his 15-month Fairgrounds near his home. thur loomed large on front pages. China in 1997 will meet in London $167,900 with this very 646-7709.O two full baths, large In a search for possible social Early findings suggest that FuMy llcented and Insured. family room with the Town of Manchester tor election os Board ot Directors, ESTATE OF old s.:»n Nicholas into the air as the sun at the end of September and again and what to look Can special financing. This VERNON - CHFA-FHA Town Clerk, Town Treasurer. Board of Selectmen, Constables, SARAH C. ROSS cues to parents, Lieberson began male and female forms of a before the end of the year. Is an excellent oppor­ woodstove. Excellent Board of Education — Two Terms Is on file In mv office at Town o u t f p r r •7S-73M approved tour room In-law possibility. Free Hall, Manchester, CT, and copies thereof ore available tor Pursuant to an order ot Hon. tunity for first time Ranch. Pool. $84,000. public distribution. David C. Roppe, Judge, dated buyers and Investors. cord of wood to buyer. July 27, 1989 a hearing w ill be Realty World, Benoit, Diane Comollo, 647- A Primary will be held September 12, 1989 If the required held on an application pray­ R00FING/8IDING Rothman 8< Rothman, Frechette Associates, primary petltlon(s) for opposition candldate(s) Is filed, ing for allowance of the final HarBro 646-4144.P______1419 or 646-0891. 646-7709.D______RE/M AX East of the pursuant to Sections 9-382 to 9-450 ot the Conn. Gen. Statutes, account, an ascertainment of ON The Money! This not lofer then 4:00 p.m. of August 11, 1989. Petition forms. districutees and an order ot Painting BEST Buy In town. Huge Rlver.o Instructions and Information concerning the procedure for districutlon as In said applica­ AffonMUe Rodbi^ delightful 8 room master bedroom, view of Manchester A CUT above! $209,900. filing of opposing candidacies. Including schedules, may be tion on file more fully ap­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Beal I any reaeonable eetlmaie. Raised Ranch on of lake from large liv­ obtained from Herbert J. Stevenson, Democratic Registrar pears, at the Court of Probate Beautiful 1700 square All types roofing and repairo. Strawberry Lone In ing room, and extra of Voters,Town Hall, 41 Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040. on August 15,1989 at 7:15 p.m. Quality Painting Manchester has been foot contemporary 3-4 30 yearn sxparienoa. Uoensod large dining room. En­ bedroom raised ranch Edward Tomkiel Geraldine E. McCow, Services end Intured. priced lust right at closed porch, 3 bed­ Town Clerk Ass’t Clerk r r i H E L P $187,500 . 4 bedrooms, 1 with enclosed porch Manchester Notices PART TIME r r i H E L P I HELP IHELP IllJH E L P m J H E L P sFree Estimates. ★ 6494>894^ rooms, 1'/j baths, gar- overlooking private 065-07 HELP WANTED U J J WANTED WANTED i w a n ted full and 2 half baths, oge. Coventry. 069-07 U l l WANTED WANTED 'M I'M w a n ted •Senior CStlzen Discounts family room with fire­ yard with Inground Reduced from $146,900 pool. Fireplace In fam­ As 0 condition precedent to sAluminum & Vinyl place, 2 car garage or $132,800. ERA Phll- PROGRAM Director- ily room. Open floor the placement of onv adver­ PART I ime gooa posi- TRANSPORTATION and PROGRAM Supervisor or WEB pressman for busi­ TEACHER Alde/Parap- Powerwashing MISCELLANEOUS with electric openers, Ips 742-1450.O______tising In the Manchester He­ NATIONAL Corporatlon- part time needed for plan. Great home tor tlon available In public warehouse op­ community correc­ expandlng In the ness forms press. Roll rofesslonal (Reading). SERVICES 100x140 lot, built In 1973. FENCED-ln Yard sur­ I CARS CARS I CARS rald, Advertiser hereby eration In East Hart­ tions program: main­ Full time. Coventry out of building pro­ Jackson & Jackson entertaining. Two car agrees to protect. Indemnify laundry. Excellent for Greater Hartford area. to sheet and roll to fold, 646-6815 rounds this natural attached garage and FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE n ford has Interesting, tain Individualized three to four years Grammar School. To grams. (Eastern sub­ We’re tfere To Serve Real Estate, 647-8400.O and hold harmless the Man­ (mother’s hours) 9pm- We will hire three peo­ urban communltles)- NAWKES TREE SERVICE cedar sided 3 bedroom walkout basement. chester Herald, Its officers 5am Friday and Satur­ busy assignment, coor­ dally client contact, ple who are honest and experience. Minimum begin 1989-90 school YOU Won't believe your Cape with dining room. dinate warehousing oversee operation of year. Apply In writing Greater Hartford Bucket, truck & ohippor. Anne Miller Real Est- and emplovees against any day. Please contact neat to call on our $14.00 per hour depend­ Stump removal. Free eyes. This brick Cape Large kitchen with ote, 647-9000.O______and all lla b llltv, loss or and shipping functions. three bed supervised to Dr. John MacLean, Jewish Community EXPERT laundry supervisor. present customers and ing on experience. Ex­ Center. Experience eetimetee. Special Cod on Keeney Street walk-ln pantry, n expense, Including attor­ 643-5151. Right spot for “ hands home release program cellent working condi­ Jr., Acting Superin­ Exterior and Interior oonelderatlon for elderly In Manchester Is very neys’ fees, arising from tontact potential new with program develop­ painting end wallpaper screened front porch, I CONDOMINIUMS on" active Individual for ex-offender popula­ accounts. Company tions and benefits. tendent, Coventry Pub­ end handicapped. deceiving from the out­ mud room, trult/wine claims of unfair trade practi­ HOUSEKEEPER wanted ready for long work tion. Qualifications In­ lic Schools. 78 Ripley ment, committees and hanging. Umited exterior FOR SALE p ces, Infringement of trade­ every Saturday and benefits. Earnings po­ Please call 366-9380. budgets. People or­ raetoratTon. Pravloue work 647-7553 side. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ cellar, rec room In I day - Monday through clude high school di­ tential of $250 per week Business printed sin­ Hill Road., Coventry, can be seen upon request. rooms, a fabulous basement, garage, marks, trade names ar pat­ Sunday 8am-4pm. Con­ Friday. Experienced In ploma, experience In CT 06238. 742-7317. iented person. M.S.W. ents, ylolatlon af rights of tact housekeeping su­ while learning. Call gles. Bridgeport, CT. ConUet a c Company. 25x14 1st floor family newer root, more. Ver­ SOUTH WINDSOR - CHORCHES Inventory control or human service field or related degree pre­ e44-S96S.______privacy and Infringement of pervisor. 643-5151 be­ 646-3936. EOE EOE M /F Deadline August 7, room overlooks pri­ non. $146,500. ERA $80,000. Really nice copyright ond proprietary distribution helpful, and or ex-offender pop­ 1989. ferred. Contact Susan CONCRETE condo with patio, tween 8am adn 3prn. Wasserman 236 4571. vate rear yard, fully Philips Real Estate, niHVSi.h;K Oadge Oodge Truths rights, unfair competition but we will also train ulation. $7.50 per hour dormered, ottering 2 742-1450.O sunken living room. and libel and slonder, which PAINTIN6AND you. Insurance and plus full benefit pack­ CARPENTRY enormous bedrooms Pool and tennis.Realty may result from the publica­ issJHELP pension benefits. age. Call 646-2803. Mall Roman Splewak upstairs and room to World, Benoit, tion of any advertisement In Please send resume or YWCA Nutmeg Branch Inoluee Interior ond tW erior PRICED to sell. Lovely, the Manchester Herald by i 'M w a n ted resume to Manchester pelnling, Bebulldinfl add second bath. one owner, four room Frechette Associates, letter for appointment; Area Conference of BRANCH MANAGER docks end InotillTnq Stockade Mason Contractor 646-7709.O advertiser, Including adver­ Turn your desire for a more rewarding career Brick, Block or Stone Priced right at $137,500. home. Beautiful corner Don’t Wait For A Sale! tisements In any free dlstrl- Hartford Despatch, P. Churches, P.O. Box 78 North Main Street Free eoMmotoo — FuMy Inoured Jackson & Jackson TEACHER, certified, or into reality. If you have strong selling — Chimneys, Patloe, Welle lot, maintenance free MALLARD View. butlan publications pub­ O. Box 8271, East Hart- 773, Manchester, CT $464454 New, RastoraHons and Repafn Real Estate, 647-8400.P $145,900. Distinctive 3 will train to work with ford, CT 06108. eoe. 06040, Attn: Reentry. exterior. Priced to sell lished by the Manchester Manchester, CT 06040 business development skills with 1-3 years in M k (or Mieheot _____ 646-4134 at $122,500. Coll Anne bedroom single family Herald. Penny Sleffert, young children In day Deadline August 4, MANCHESTER - CHFA- care/nursery school. PERSON to help expand Branch Banking Management consider joining C.Doremus, 647-1419 or attached saltbox, I'/j Every Day Is Publisher. my business. Earn $200 1989. EOE______FHA approved two Full time or part time. Employment opportunities in before and us East of the River. bedroom, IV2 baths. evenings 646-4611. baths, appliances, O Glastonbury, 633-1508. to $2000 per week. No HAI RDRESSERS-Be RE/M AX East of the french doors In dining experience necessary. your own boss. Lease a after school child care program. Ideal for Send resume to; $112,000. Realty World, LD8T Benoit, Frechette As­ River. room. Truly the "Best Sale Day FULL TIM E local food Training provided. chair In this East of the high school students, college students Joyce Trainer, Ass't Vice President Buy In Town" Blan­ AND FOUND service company Is Call Mike Constant, river salon. Opportuni­ 923 Main Street PO Box 231 sociates, 644-7709.a HISTORIC Restoration - Monument Hill In Cov­ chard 8< Rossetto Real­ looking for responsi­ 528-9310.______ties unlimited, don’t and retirees. Elementary education or Manchester, CT 06040 REDUCED For quick tors," We’re Selling ble, hard working peo­ wait any longer. Call sale. Back on market, entry. Large home, LOST. Small, long­ FULL-tIme delivery posi­ •oo HELP WANTED small price. $169,900. Houses" 646-2482.0 haired, black and white ple to loin our team. 645- 6485.______recreation experience desirable. For an HELP WANTED brand new, 3 bed­ Shop Us First Duties Include food tion available. Re­ rooms, 2 full baths, 2 RE/M AX East of the VERNON. Great oppor­ cat. Spayed, declawed quires heavy lifting. PART Time gas attend- immediate interview attend open house. River, 647-1419.D tunity for CHFA-FHA female. Reward of­ preparation, receiving cor garage, 2 acres of and stocking merchan­ Includes Saturdays. ant needed. Must be first time buyers. Nice fered. 646-8041. reliable. Call Jay at For more information call 647-1437. land, vinyl siding. Im­ MANCHESTER. Well dise. Mustbe able to lift Paid training. $5.50 per mediate occupancy. maintained, 6-plus Ronch-style In country flnanee Rebate up to hour. Call 643-2171. 646- 3444. setting. $78,500. Realty I PART TIME 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. NEIGHBORCARE OPEN HOUSE Coventry. $159,900. room Cape. New over­ Excellent benefits. Call of Manchester ERA Philips Real Est- sized up-dated kitchen World, Benoit, on select O r » M A A A * ' HELP WANTED 633-4663 In Glaston- Tuesday, August 1, 1989 gte, 742-1450.O______and bgthroom. Vinyl Frechette Associates, W here your friends are. 646-7709.O models $ Z O U U « « i « h ^ bury. Ask for Dave. MEDICAL RECORDS This loved 1 year old 3 siding and thermo win­ PART Time Driver for 10am to 5:30pm VERNON. CHFA-FHA BE Your own boss. Free bedroom Ranch on a V4 dows. Easy commute handicapped person. $300 demonstrator kit. TRANSCRIPTIONIST acre lot with private to Hartford. $164,900. approved 4 room, 9 Flexible schedule. 643- Free paper supplies. back yard, master bed­ Realty World, Benoit, ranch-style. Pool. 7117. 875-7366 for Full time, part time, postions are available In our Frechette Associates, $84,500. Realty World, busy medical records department for experi­ room with full bath Is 88 Demo DRIVER-Part time. Information.______STATE OF CONNECTICUT separate from the 646-7709.O Benoit, Frechette As­ 89 Demo enced transcriptionist with knowledge of medi­ MEDICAL S T A F SECRETARY sociates, 646-7709.o 8:30am-1pm. AAonday- BABYSITTER needed -2 CMIdren Services Workers — Direct Care children’s bedrooms, MANCHESTER - Family Lebaron Coupe Caravan LE Turbo Frldoy. Mostly local to 11:30pm, Friday, cal terminology. Must be a fast, accurate typist. vinyl siding ,200 amp home with a heart. MANCHESTER. CHFA- deliveries. Apply at Flexible hours. For consideration please forward FULL TIM E Depailment of Children and Youth Services Is sevice. You couldn't Classy Colonial on Ste­ FHA approved 2 bed­ Saturday, Sunday, W ANTED - ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. Brown’s Flowers, 163 Monday. My home. 2 appileation/resume or apply in person, Monday- This individual will provide secretariai, presently accepting applications for children build It for the price. phen St. $167,500. Coll room, y '/2 baths. Turbo Loaded $112,000. Realty World, Main Street, Manches­ children, 3 and 6 . Friday 9-4 to The Human Resources Department, clerical and administrative support services services workers at the state receiving home, a Cornpare. North Cov­ Ron Fournier. 647-1419. ter. 643-8455. 646-0834. diagnostic residential facility in East Windsor, entry. $149,750. ERA Evenings. 649- Benoit, Frechette As­ Rockviiie General Hospital, 31 Union Street, to the Medical Staff Office. sociates, 646-7709.D BOOKKEEPER-Part SERVICE Technician. Adult Carriers CT. Permanent, temporary, full-time and part- Philips Real Estate, 3087.RE/MAX East of Rockville, CT 06066. The Ideal candidate will have a degree in 742-1450.P______the River, 647-1419.0 *17055 MANCHESTER. CHFA- *12980 time. Wednesday- Hydro-dyne, Inc. A An equal opportunlty/afflrmatlva action employer. M/F/H/V time positions are available to provide direct care Frldav, 8am to 5pm. secretarial science or equivalent knowledge FHA. Extremely nice 5 leading pump and pro­ and guidance to residents.* OWNERS Transferred MANCHESTER. $209,000. Accounts receivable, cess m anufacturer's Enjoy the outdoors and of medical terminology. out of State. Well kept Reduced. Immaculate room, patio, porch,full accounts payable, pay­ rep firm Is now accept­ Applicants must have either two (2) years of pa­ L-ranch, 6 large rooms, 2-fam lly located on basement, central air, LI%^Pre Owneil Specials , ^ J roll. Experience re­ ing applications to fill a Duties include: ra-professional experience working with emo­ front 8c rear porches, quiet dead-end street. carport. Realty World, quired. Office located RN earn some extra spend­ sliders to 10x21 deck, This unique home fea­ Benoit, Frechette As- 84 Sth Ave. 88 GMC Sierra P/U 87 Ply Caravelle SE 9 position In the service Attending meetings and taking minutes, record tionally and socially maladjusted children and soclates, 646-7709.O SLE Pkg. — Loaded Turbo — Really Nice — In Manchester. Call department. Duties keeping, preparing reports and processing youth, or an Associate’s Degree in the Health, custom remodeled kit­ tures 4 bedrooms, 2.5 Leather — Sunroof 528-1300.______SUPERVISOR ing money delivering chen with ash cabinets, baths, central air, hot Auto — Air — Cassette Auto — Air would Include both In­ Mental Health or Human Services areas. Excel­ NEAT Inside and out! Loaded PART Time secretary/r- side and outside custo­ Medical Staff applications. Typing (60-70 wpm) Corlan countertops, tub, and 2-car garage. $86,900. Lovely two ental agent In apart- mer service. Appli­ From 3 to 11PM the Manchester Herald and Transcription required. Flexible hours. lent state benefits package. Jenn-air, lovely lands­ Owner down-payment bedroom first floor *4195 <8995 <6450 cants should have past caped yard. Andover. assistance available. Condo with kitchen ment complex. We offer an excellent salary & benefits plan. BILINGUAL (Spanish/Engllsh) and minority candi­ Located In Manches­ experience with Work Monday through Friday, no $165,000. ERA Philips Klernan Real Estate, completely redone. 85 PonNac Grand Prix 86 Ply Turismo 85 Dodge Wagon door to door. dates are encouraged to apply. Real Estate, 742-1450.n 649-1147.D ter. Evening hours /|pm electrical-mechanical weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For Send Resume To: New cabinets, counter V-e — Auto — Air 5 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof 5 pass. — V-8 — to 8pm and every other equipment, a good •Shifts available: Second (3pm-11pm) and third MANCHESTER-$134,900. BOLTON. $345,000. Lux­ ond vinyl floor. Spa­ 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air weekend 10am to 8pm driving record and be more information please call — For more information Barbara L. Juhae New listing. Well cared urious 8 room Contem- cious closets, large llv- and 11am to 8pm. Call self-motivated. For (11pm-7am). tor six room Cape. porary Ranch, 3 Ingroom with ‘L’ dlnln- <6250 <3995 <7995 528-1300. more Information call Director of Staff Development call the Circulation De­ V.P. Human Resources To apply, please send resume by August 14,1989 Three bedrooms, tire- bedrooms, 2.5 baths, groom. One car 8 633-8385.______Rockville General Hospital to Jocelyn I. Dowdy, Personnel Officer, Depart­ placed living room. sunroom, hardwood garage. New vinyl sid­ HOUSECLEANER-three ELECTRICIAN. Apprent- CRESTFIELD ment of Children and Youth Sorvlcos/Poraonnel Hardwood floors. Fully floors, tieldstone fire­ ing. Convenient to partment at place, 2-car garage and shopping, buslines and 80 Oakland St., Manchester to four hours weekly, Ice 3 to 4 years expe­ 31 Union St. Division. 170 Sigourney Street. Hartford, CT appllanced. Oversized $8.00 per hour. Own garage. Susan Do­ much more situated on highway. Washer- rience or Journeyman. CONVALESCENT HOME 06105 or call 566-7364 for application. transportation. No Residential and com­ Rockville, Ct. 06066 nahue. Manchester of­ approx. 1 acre lot. dryer Included. Anne Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer Klernan Realty, 649- M iller Real Estate, 647- smoking. References. mercial plus benefits. 643-5151 647-9946. ______M/F/H/V EOE/AA______fice, 643-4060. Sentry Exit 63 Off 1-84 643>2791 647*8261. Coll 657-8101. Real Estate, 643-4060.D 1147.0 6000.G 9 V i-

20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 31, 1989

CARPENTRY/ I CONDOMINIUMS CARS I CARS CARS I CARS CARS CARS REMOOELING I FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE C R E A T IV E Laminates of MANCHESTER. Green- FORD Escort 1981 C H EV Y EICamlno-1975. vlew Hills. Large mod­ East Hartford, fabrica­ CHEVROLET 1974 Nova. OLDSMOBILE 1987 Cus­ Automatic, power PLYMOUTH Duster 1976- BU ICK 1979-Power steer­ tors of contemporary Excellent condition, 6 cylinder. Dependa­ tom Cruiser Wagon. ern two bedroom, T/j four-speed, AM/FM brakes, power steer­ grev and cranberry, ing and brakes, auto bath Townhouse. Pri­ styles, cabinets, coun­ ble. Needs work. For Excellent condition. ing, fiberglass cap. , vinyl top, good condl- transmission. $1,500 or ters, and furnishings. cassette. $800. 643-9842 details call 647-8096 be­ Air, wood orain, vate garage and base­ day or 649 02<<3 after New brakes, tires, ' tion, 75,000 original Best Offer 568- ment. Central air, ap- Also cabinet new tween 4 - 8pm. Besi loaded. 37,000 miles. shocks, carpet. miles. 646-2818.______fronts, refaclng or re- 5:00pm.______offer. $10,500 or best offer B m ly/v-Power steer­ pllances, fuliv Corvette ralley rims. ... lust dial 643-2711 and carpeted. $800 plus util­ flnlshlng available. Classified. The cost Is Call $7,906.08 ’86 TAURUS WAGON $7495 stk $uC3a6 S4995 age, carport, pool, • PLUS TAX a REQISTRATCN plus tax Sind regiatration. 4 fenced-ln back yard SAILING Dinghy- 8 ft. and garden area, fin­ Hardly been used. ished basement with Classic New England Offers Expire 7/31/89 SALES DEPT. Mon.-Tliura. 8:304^0; wine cellar. Lease with design. Oars Included, engine capable. Must F it 9:3044)0; Sat. 8:30-54)0 option to buy. Call Phil PARTS A SERV ICE DEPT. Mon.-FH. 84)0-5410 or Suzanne, 646-1218. see to appreciate. $950.00 Call 872-7611 or BEST DEALS AROUND 643-2145 24 Hour Towtng - CompMe Repeir A Painting Six room, three bed­ Not reapomWa for typographical arrera. rooms, garage. Good neighborhood, near MISCELLANEOUS schaol. Available Au- I gust 1st. Call 649-7230. FOR SALE I STORE AND END ROLLS I OFFICE SPACE 2716" width — 254 O FFIC E - Bright and 13" width — 2 for 254 clean. Carpeted, heat Newsprint end rolls can be VISIT and air canditloning, picked up at the Manchester Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. 1983 MAZDA RX7 'GSL electricity Included. Monday through Thursday. 390 square feet. $310. Limited Edition, 5 speed, Air, per month. Call 646- PDRCH glider swlng($140 new) $70, ten horse AM/FM Cassette, ER MORIARTY BROTHERS 4440 days or 646-1077 evenings. power riding mower,30" cut, two ye­ ars old, electric start. I^INOUSTRIAL $650. All nlghter wood E l l PROPERTY or cool stove, 20" log, chimney adaptor and VERNON-Industrlal tor dratt pipe. Make an Q e m o lo g la t . ^ 9 3 9 . DIAMOND lease. 2,000 to 6,000, offer. 645-1756. newer budding, park­ Qemologist ing, office space, reas­ IC AR S onable. Tully Real Est­ I FOR SALE ate. 643-0005. MINE! FDRD Thunderbird, 1985- alr, all power, V6, 61K CARS miles. Automatic FOR SALE transmission. 646-9826. 1987 MAZDA 1986 FORD 1988 CHRYSLER 1985 PONTIAC 1983 CHEV B2600 4X4 T-BIRD STB AVENUE.I GRAND PRIX MONTE CARLO Auto. A/C AT. AJC Pickup >8995 ^ Auto, A/C SCHALLER *9999 *6995 *5995 *4999 CLYDE ACURA QUALITY Tolland 1987 DODGE 1984 CAVALIER 1986 HYUNDAI CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. PRE-OWNED AUTOS SHADOW AT. AYC. 56K C IS EXCEL Harry Daleaalo Turbo, 4 Or. A/C Manchester R O U T E 83, V E R N O N 88 Toronado Trofeo *12,995 *49^0 Fully Lowtad *3999 S3 Buick Regal *4995 »7271 83 Honda Prelude *6495 1986 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA 1988 CHEVY 84 Buick Century Wag *6995 Only 40K. AT. An. Rira Find 1985 1984 PONTIAC CELEBRITY FIERO COUPE I CAPRI COROLLA 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 4 Speed, Air AT, A/C Auto. A/C Auto, A/C CHEVROLET 85 Buick Electra 4 Or. *9995 MONTE CARLO *3666 I $1 *9650 85 Buick Someraet 2 Dr. *7295 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 *4999 5 8pd.. Economical Car AT, A/C 1983 CHEVY 85 Buick Century 4 Dr. *7995 83 Ford Escort Wagon *2600 1988 MAZDA 1985 BMW 1987 MERCURY 86 Chevrolet Cavalier *6995 4 ipMd. stardo. Claan Car ’6221 B2200 P/UP Must See SABLE CAVALIER 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *6995 85 Honda Accord LX *6995 *6325 *11900 *8999 *2999 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6495 s Spd.. A/C. Claan 1986 1985 MERCURY 1985',^ FORD 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 88 Acura Integra ‘LS ’ *8995 1985 PONTIAC 5 Or. 6 Spd, Ona Ownar MITSUBISHU LYNX ESCORT WAGON 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 TRANS AM 83 Olds Regency *4995 A/C. T-Topi CORDIA TURBO 5 ip d . AM/FM. Blue Auto. A/C 67 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *9995 V8. Putty Loadad. Llfca Naw 87 Buick Electra 4 Or. *13795 *7991 *7550 *2950 *4666 MANY OTHERS TO 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 CHOOSE FROM 87 Chevrolet Cavalier *6995 Gene Johnson 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 345 CENTER ST. Vernon 872-9111 MANCHESTER 647-7077 1987 OLDSMOBILE CUUASS 1985 CHRYSLER HETH AVE. Saion Supreme, Automatic, Automatic, Air, AM/FM Stereo CARDINAL CARTER AM/FM Stereo, Air BUICK, INC. CHEVROLET — GEO 1229 M a in St., M anchester 1888 Buick Century *14999 1988 Buick Skylark *8990 80 Chevrolet Monza *2495 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 87 Buick LeSabre Wag. 1988 Buick Century *11990 *11795 89 Chevrolet Caprice *13995 $QJA Qemologist 1968 Buick RMera Cpe. *14,890 1987 Nissan QXE Wag. *7280 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *6795 I I *5972 1967 Buick Skyhawk HB *7960 88 Chevrolet Cavalier *7495 1986 Buick Electra 380 *10250 Qemologlat 1068 Buick Century Wag. *8960 88 Mercury Lynx 4 Or. *3495 1986 Buick LeSabre *8290 67 VW Jatta 4 Dr. *7995 1986 Buick Century *7690 85 Pontiac Sunbird 4 Dr. *5195 " 5 1988 Olsmoblle Calais *8060 87 Ford Tem po 4 Dr. 1986 Chev. Monte Carlo *8496 *6995 1986 Toyota Camry *9180 86 Pont. Bonneville 4 Dr. *5595 1986 BUICK RIVIERA 1987 Plym Horizon Sod *4080 87 Pontiac 8000 4 Dr. *8345 1987 Buick Regal Cpe *9880 88 Chevy Barrata Cpe. *9495 1985 Buick Regal Cpe *6860 Coupe, Automatic, Air, Ali 1981 Buick Regal Cpe. *3680 86 Olda Cutlaat Cpe, *7495 84 Cam Berllnetta *6795 Power, AM/FM Cassette 81 Adams St. 87 Chevy Attro Van *9995 M a n ch e ste r 84 QMC Craw Cab *8695 Andy Lyon 649-4571 Vernon 646-6464 Qemologist Phil Seidel Qemologist Qemologist Enfield 72 HOUR MONEY BACK *9222 GUARANTEE JOE RILEY’S AMC '82 Concord *2,995 DILLON PORD Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3,995 319 Main St., Manchester Chevy '86 Celebrity *4995 88 Ford Excort Wag. *3gg5 Chevy '87 Cavalier *5,995 88 Lynx HUC393 >3495 Olds '84 Cutlass *5,995 85 M arquis 4 Door 17995 9 Olds '83 Cut/Cruisar *5,995 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B <4495 86 Taurus Wsg. Loaded *7098 Chevy '85 Celebrity *6,995 I 88 Escort Pony >5295 Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 87 Escort "QL" H/B *6898 Brian “Sully" Sullivan Cartos Tompkins Fred Handel' Ford '85 T-BIrd *6,995 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 Ashford Stafford Springs QIastonbury Olds '85 Calais *7,995 89 Brand New Festive *5798 Olds ‘87 Clara *7,995 88 Cougar White *11498 Pont '87 Grand Am *7,995 85 Tempo 2 Door *2895 Olds '87 Calais *8,995 88 Ranger Pickup *8495 Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 85 Ford FI 60 *8995 MORIARTY BROTHERS 85 Bronco II AT *6995 8 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE 84 El 50 Van *3998 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT AND MABINE 88 Escort Pony *8195 268 Adim i 8L, Minch. Ford F180 P/U *10896 88 Alex 848-1748 643-2145 Ellington 643-5135 i >

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