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Monday, Aug. 21, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents African Democrats Yankees fire Green; ieaders meeting fUauthfatpr Hrrato Dent is new manager lose first HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ barak today told African leaders — see page 42 beginning a four-day summit that the two main guerrilla-backed FOI ruling SPORTS groups in South Africa should unite in their effort to end white rule. By Alex GIrelll expects the full FOI Comnimis- Mubarak, chairman of the Manchester Herald sion will support the Organization of African Unity, recomendation, challenged the guerrilla-backed A Freedom of Information “ I ’d like to see the constitution­ African National Congress and Commission hearing officer has ality of this law examined by an the rival Pan Africanist Congress ruled that gatherings of the impartial body like the courts,” of South Africa to become one Democratic town directors with Cumming said. “ I don’t feel liberation organization. Democratic Town Chairman either Director Osella or the FOI “ We stand ready to bring Theodore R. Cummings present are impartial.” together both organizations in are meetings, not caucuses, Cummings said he has not conditions acceptable to their under the state’s freedom of decided whether to appeal the By Jim Tierney leaders,’ ’ he told the OAU’s ad information law. decision in court, but that is a Manchester Herald hoc Committee on Southern The hearing officer, Deane C. possiblity. Africa. Avery, has recommended that Town Attorney John Cooney, It took only one swing of the bat Moriarty Western diplomats, speaking the FOI Commission order Cum­ who represented Cummings and on condition of anonymity, said Reginald PInto/Mancheeter Herald. mings and the Democratic direc­ the Democrats at a Feb. 6 hearing Brothers’ one ouUn the bottom before Avery, could not be With the score m Mubarak was seeking agreement tors to comply with the require­ on a common African policy NEW COMMISSIONER — Thomas F. Braden McBreairty, a district public ments for giving notice of the reached for comment. Neither toward South Africa, possibly Ferguson, left, public works commis­ works employee. Ferguson’s appoint­ meetings and holding them ac­ could Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. modifying some radical demands sioner for the Eighth Utilities District, ment to the post, replacing Samuel cording to the law. In his recommendation, Avery *th?cente%e^^^ by the liberation movements as discusses progress on installation of a Longest, has thrust him into a district A hearing before the full concluded that at gatherings of preconditions for talks with the commission is set for Sept. 13 at 2 the Democrats Nov. 21 and Dec. Newington• 4 /<>«(28-3-1) 1 n remainsrem unbeaten sanitary sower in North Main Street with political controversy. Pretoria government. p.m. in the Hartford offices of the 12 a quorum of the Board of S S f o r t ! anSerVerM allove’s. this morning Today’s summit was scheduled FOI. Directors was present along with to discuss proposals for a new Republican Town Director Ro­ Cummings and that part of the at 11 at Moriarty Field. approach to South Africa’s racial North Main Street sewer job nald Osella, who brought the gatherings were devoted to dis­ policies from thetwo movements, complaint to the FOI over two cussion of matters over which the but no details of the written gatherings at which Cummings board has jurisdiction or control proposals have been released. was present, predicted the full and thus they were “ meetings” Seven heads of state of the 13 keeps commissioner busy commission will support the under the terms of the FOI law. African leaders normally repres­ recommendation. The view supports the Osella ented on the committee attended By Alex GIrelll $400 allowance. ‘If so,” he said, “ a blow will complaint. Democrats had the opening session in Harare. Manchester Herald In his full-time job, Ferguson is a real estate have been struck for better argued in testimony before Avery '“S i wmne‘’r" S 5 e Zimbabwe’s President Robert salesman. government in Manchester and and in briefs that no town Mugabe said the leaders of South While a controversy has been smoldering over District President Thomas E. Landers did not the 20-year era of decisions being business was transacted and thus • rcLwe\gh,J.er'|£nP^^^^^^^^ Africa’s voteless black majority his appointment as Eighth District public works include Longest, who had been in the public made in the secrecy of Demo­ they were not meetings. were ready to engage in serious director, Thomas H. Ferguson has spend the last works post for 12 years, when he recommended cratic Party ‘caucuses,” orches­ Osella said in a prepared negotiations with the white- couple of weeks carrying out some of the duties of appointments to commissionerships,Longest trated by a long-time town statement,“ The people of Man­ dominated government. his job. had opposed Landers in his successful bid for chairman, will finally come to chester have a clear choice in this year’s town wide election. Do they ., k„o. It - a But “ they and the people of free Ferguson said his chief concern now is the re-election as president and had taken part in a end in our community.‘ ’ Africa must be convinced that the construction of a district sewer along North effort to challenge the election because more Cummings, informed of the w'ant another two years of arro- regime is serious about wanting Main. people voted than were checked off on a list of decision by a reporter, said it to negotiate,’’ Mugabe said. He said he has talked with a number of the eligible voters. came as no surprise to him and he Please see FOI, page 10 Mugabe said mediation efforts residents who are concerned about where The failure to reappoint Longest has drawn fire Newington threatened to end conflicts in the black- laterals from the sewer to their homes will be from some district residents who charged that With runners on MB’s Ray Gliha governed former Portuguese col­ located. Landers was conducting a political vendetta. rorSdTiSfheVdim Sehlavone who onies of Angola and Mozambique Sewer lines within the houses are connected to Ferguson had said that when he accepted the Hostages are edge had made positive progress. septic tanks in back of the houses and some of the appointment he was unaware that Longest applied the tag on Bo Ortiz. But because of “ very difficult residents are concerned about the direction and wanted to continue in the job. He said he might and delicate conditions’’ these length of the runs from their houses to the new resign the position, but later decided to continue MB’ s took a 1-0 lead ^® ^‘'^’^rd^base'^on^a Tony initiatives needed more backing main. in the post. with a double Q „ g burner then reached on against intervention Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald from the 50-member OAU and Ferguson said he has also acted on a billing He said the technical expertise in sewer ^n^'er'^V/selJond bainan Dave Rose which other world nations, the Zimbab­ problem involving the Oak Forest Condomimium matters comes from Lombardi Associates of Association, which has been paying the electric NICOSIA, Cyprus (A P) — An banon as the “ escape of the scored Schiavone. League playoff game at wean leader said. Vernon, the district’s consulting engineers, and Gliha’s throw beat Newington s Bo Ortiz The African National Congress, bill for operation of a pump station. He said there from the district's public works employees. Iranian daily said today that American and French forces.” IN COMING - Moriarty holding Western hostages can be On Sunday, the Revolutionary Newington ^^JT^n^pete Ba"rtlew with a catcher Jim Schiayone aiwaits the throw who was out at the plate. Newington the main guerrilla organization was an agreement under which the association The North Main Street sewer, long delayed for the sixth. Meucci at tSe corners with fighting in South Africa, has in the was to pay the bill for one year and the district a number of reasons, is the major district public used as a way to prevent foreign Justice Organization threatened ?rom centerfielder Ray Gliha during the intervention in Lebanon, accord­ to kill Cicippio and Edward won, 2-1. St past resisted calls for it to merge was to assume responsibility after that. He said works project now under way. It is being nrsT inning of Friday night's Tw.i.ght with the Pan Africanist Congress that as the result of an oversight on the part of installed by Jack James Inc. of Columbia at a ing to Iran's official Islamic Austin Tracy if there is interven­ to end long standing antagonism both the district and the association, the change base contact price of $965,955, Republic News Agency. tion by France, which dispatched ym two warships to the eastern between the two groups. had not been made when the year was over. While at the site of the project Monday, The report came a day after a Mediterranean reportedly to Both groups use armed resist­ Ferguson, elected a new district director May Ferguson commented that one of the problems pro-Iranian group holding Joseph evacuate 7,000 French nationals g a m 7 s e h w m ffe " r ’le?^^^^^^ ance against the white-led go­ 24, has been the focal point of a controversy since connected with the installation is that traffic Cicippio and another American CO Brewers beat Red Sox, 5-2 from war-battered Lebanon if the vernment. However, the Pan his appointment July 17 to replace veteran backs up along the narrow portion of North Main threatened to kill the hostages if "His curveball was of need arises. ______on Sniers’ single. on Spiers’ single. . Africanist Congress favors black district director Samuel Longest as public works Street where installation is in progress. the French navy intervenes in Boston collected four hits in the commissioner. He said that problem is aggravated by the fact “ America, which is spurring 1980 . . S s J i a U w S iliorking good. He’s MILWAUKEE (AP) - Billy self-reliance in the struggle for Lebanon. rst inning but managed only one The district commissioners are appointed that the bridge on Union Street is closed while a France, should realize that any Spiers’ two-run single capped a first inniiiK uui political rights, while the ANC run... off^9t 'TnmTom Filpr.Filer, 4-1.4-1 Erjiiio hs from among the district directors and serve in new bridge is being constructed, cutting off one “ To prevent foreign interven­ foolhardiness by the French fleet ^ S S S d ^ r e ‘r f i “ ?h.t, a single,n four-run second inning and B.J^ supports a multiracial approach. Burks, Mike Greenwell and Nick Speaking for South African the part-time positions without pay except for a alternate route. tion, a lever in the hands of will expose the life of its hostages Surhoff had ^ ^ r e e hits as the to danger.” the Shiite Moslem the first. Esasky had consecutive two-out liberation movements, President Lebanon’s Moslem combatants H streaking Milwaukee Brewers Greg Vaughn walked to start singles for the Red Sox run. Zephania Mothopeng of the Pan was the susceptibility of Western group said in a statement. MOmARTY •ROTHBM (1) - V f 'M j ^ ’^ p l l i r d h beat the slumping Boston Red Sox the Milwaukee second against Greenwell’s hit extended his Africanist Congress said limited governments vis-a-vis the hos­ The handwritten message in GMho cf «ck*tr?ci*2bi^O^' So'''''®,'’,** 5-2 Friday night for their eighth Tom Bolton, 0-4. Joey Meyer tage issue,” the Abrar newspaper Arabic, delivered to the inde­ U 3-(MM), Petersen 3b 3 -0 -^- w d i i i i p (VW)-0. Totals 23-1-2-1. hitting streak to 19 games. dialogue so far between South singled him to third and Vaughn E- 34MW), Sehlavone c 2-1-1-0, B ldv^n p o ^ straight victory. , ,, ,0 Filer, who gave up 10 hits in five Africa’s 26 million blacks and 6 Voyager nears last planet said in an editorial. pendent newspaper An-Nahar CA Milwaukee, 22-9 since July 18. scored on Surhoff’s single. Meyer innings, surrendered a two-out million whites who hold political The pro-government daily as­ and a Western news agency in began play gaf"®® behind and Surhoff advanced on a wild Beirut, was accompanied by a 1 double to Dwight Evans and an power led only to “ cosmetic” sured the Lebanese Moslems that Ditch and Mike Felder bunted for field; hurricane-like storms dubbed “ scooters" photocopy of a photograph of first-place .1" The changes to apartheid. PASADENA. Calif. (AP) — After a 12-year, 4.4 their “ struggle” would culminate American League East, ine a hit to score Meyer. Felder stole See RED SOX, page 47 with 400-mph winds; 2,700-mile-wide bands vaguely Tracy the group released Aug. 1. “ At present, that type of billion-mile space odyssey, Voyager 2 converges in the establishment of a state AAorlartv fifth-place Red Sox have lost six second and he and Surhoff scored like Earth's jet streams; and a 8.lOO-by-4,100-mile The group recently threatened negotiation is out," he said. this week on mysterious Neptune, the most distant based on “ their will as the ""•sSuJhhatter and OrtI*. Bldwell straight. Great Dark Spot, probably a huge storm like to kill Cicippio unless Israel The summit also was expected and last unexplored planet due for a visit by a country’s majority,” according Jupiter’s Great Red Spot. released kidnapped Shiite cleric ‘■"wP-ThweTohotfer. UP-BIdwell. to consider a proposed U.N. spacecraft from Earth. to IRNA, monitored in Nicosia. 9 “ It’s almost like being on a ship of discovery like NASA listed Voyager’s position today as 2.743 The pro-Iranian kidnappers of Sheik Abdul Karim Obeid, but the resolution setting a framework billion miles from Earth and 3.211 million miles 16 Western hostages held in group later suspended its threat. for a South African settlement Marco Polo, Magellan and Columbus,” says Jurrie van der Woude, a spokesman at the NASA’s Jet from Neptune, approaching the planet at 42,310 Lebanon are Shiite Moslems — President Francois Mitterrand initiative along the lines that mph. Since it was launched in 1977, Voyager 2 has Lebanon’s largest single sect — of France said Sunday that his guided U.N.-supervised inde­ Propulsion Laboratory. “ For most of us, this is the last picture show, the traveled a curving path totaling 4.4 billion miles. seeking to create an Iranian-style nation’s forces had no intention of pendence elections in Namibia last foreign shores we visit in the solar system.” With no one planning a mission to Pluto. Neptune Islamic republic to replace the intervening in Lebanon. scheduled for November. The robot probe was programmed to fire its is the last unexplored planet that will be visited by a Christian-dominated system. Moslem leaders, including the Some OAU leaders are opposed thrusters today to set a final course for Thursday’s spacecraft from Earth in the foreseeable future. Iran has denied it has any pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or Party to that idea. close encounter with Neptune and Friday’s flight Neptune, usually the eighth planet from the sun, direct control over the fate of the of God. have said France may be past Triton, the largest moon. currently is the ninth and mostdistant. Pluto follows hostages. preparing fora military interven­ Confirmation of the trajectory change wasn't due an elongated elliptical orbit and is closer now. Urging the West against invol­ tion to help Christian forces who TODAY until four hours and six minutes later — the time it At 11; 59 p.m. EDT Thursday, Voyager makes its vement in Lebanon’s politics, are fighting with the Syrian army takes for Voyager’s signals to reach Earth, even at closest approach to Neptune by skirting 3,000 miles Abrar referred to the 1983 attacks and its Moslem allies. the 186,000-mile-per-second speed of light. above the planet's cloud tops — much closer than its by Shiite zealots against the Hezbollah is believed to be the Index Cable television stations will carrying live NASA encounters with Jupiter in 1979, Saturn in 1981 and French and American military umbrella group for Shiite extrem­ broadcasts of photographs from the planet. Uranus in 1986. units in Beirut, which killed ist factions holding most of the On its approach to the solar system’s fourth- Sunday was the 12th anniversary of the nearly 300 troops and led to the Western hostages in Lebanon, 20 page*, 2 Bectlons largest planet, the picture-snapping space probe spacecraft’s launch from Florida on Aug. 20, 1977. withdrawal of the multinational including eight Americans. The The Neptune encounter is the climax of the $865 Classified _ 18-20 Obituaries. ___ 2 already has discovered four moons in addition to peacekeeping force from Le­ longest-held hostage is Terry A. million, twin-spacecraft Voyager mission, which Com ics_____ 16 Opinion______8 Triton and Nereid, which had been discovered from banon a few months later. Anderson, chief Middle East also saw Voyager 1 explore Jupiter in 1979 and Focus______17 Sports___ , 11-14 Earth, as well as two partial rings of debris orbiting IRNA said the Iranian news­ correspondent of The Associated Local/State__ 2-4 Television. ___15 Neptune. paper described the withdrawal Press, who was kidnapped March Natlon/World J - 7 Weather__ ___ 2 Voyager also discovered Neptune has a magnetic Please see VOYAGER, page 10 of the peacekeepers from Le­ 16, 1985. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 21, 1989 — 3 ; _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 21, 1989 A RECORD LOCAL & STATE A About Town Obituaries Births New commissioner

Arlene Duchette William Ackley The funeral will be Wednesday CHICK, Nicolas William, son of William and Anne is proposed again Potiuck supper slated at 11 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Santucci Chick of 36 School St., was born July 16 at Arlene (Biechele) Duchette. 69, William Hudson (Kaczmarek) Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Manchester Memorial Hospital. His mateimal The Dauphters of Isabella will hold a potiuck of Wallingford, died Thursday Ackley, 55, of Robbinsville, N.C., followed by a Mass of Christian grandfather is Anthony Santucci of Bellevue Fla. supper on Tuesday in the St. Bridget School (Aug. 17, 1989) at the Meriden- formerly of Hartford, died Friday cafeteria, fiO Main St., at 6 p.m. burial at 11:30 a.m. at the Church His paternal grandparents are Alden and Norma for 8th District Wallingford Hospital. She was the (Aug. 18, 1989) . He is survived by of the Assumption. Burial will be Chick of Bolton. He has a brother, Jeremy, 7. Please bring grocery items for the grocery wife of the late Robert I Duchette his mother, Ameila (Toth) Syczof in in St. James Cemetery. Calling M AYER, Cory Jacob, son of Heidi Mayer of 62 basket. and the mother of Robert A. Manchester, and his sister, Susan By Alex GIrelll the area owned ity the district, hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 and Eldridge St., was bom Aug. 3 at Manchester Duchette of Manchester, (Kaczmarek) Roberts of Manchester Herald used as public works headquar­ 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are She also is survived by two Manchester. ters and the site of its second fire Cancer group to meet Memorial donations may be Anton and Carole Mayer. 273 Charter Oak St. station, could become a public u sons, David D. Duchette and Eighth District President Tho­ He is also survived by his wife, made to the Lisa Young Scholar­ O’BRIEN, Zachary Andrew, son of Robert A. and “ United", a Cancer support group, will meet on Richard Nurmi, both of Meriden; mas E. Landers will recommend park facility called “ Gorge Park. Patricia Ackley; his father, Jo­ ship Fund, in care of the Greater Susan Lutzen O’Brien of 68 Monument Hill Road, Monday at Manchester Memorial Hospital, in and two grandchildren. She was at tonight’s meeting of district At tonight’s meeting, set for 7 seph Kaczmarek of Westbrook; Manchester Chamber of Com­ Coventry, was born July 26 at Manchester conference room C , from 7 to 8:30 p.m. predeceased by a son. Carver C. directors that the district create p in. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair three daughters, Gloria Mantello merce, 20 Hartford Road. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are This self-help group discusses feelings, attitudes, Smith. the post of commissioner of Gardens, the dircctoi s will hear a of Cromwell. Debra Sasseville, Mrs. Beverly Januska of 336 Timrod Road and and ways of coping with cancer, either as a patient A Mass of Christian burial was buildings and grounds. report from Lombardi Associates Cheryl Couceiro, and Karen Norman Lutzen of East Hartford. His paternal or a loved one. scheduled for today at Our Lady Ackley, all of Hartford; a sister, Landers made the same sug­ of Vernon, the district’s consult­ Betty Endicott grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William 0 Brien Sr. For more information, call 647-47,39. of Fatima Church in the Yales- Mary Miller of Canton; a niece; a gestion about a year ago. and it ing engineers, on plans for a ville section of Wallingford. Bur­ nephew; and two grandchildren. WASHINGTON (AP) - Betty of Windsor. was opposed by Public Works sewer in the Irving Street area. ROSA, Halley Alice, daughter of Michael and ial will be in St. John’s Cemetery. He was predeceased by a son, Wolden Endicott, vice president Commissioner Samuel Longest, The directors will be asked to Susan Coleman Rosa of 4 Sunset Lane, Bolton, was High school friends sought Memorial donations may be Todd Ackley. and general manager of WTTG who felt there might be confusion set dates for a public hearing on born Aug. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her made to the Meriden-Wallingford The Townson-Smith Funeral television and a journalist for if the district’s two public works the sewer project and to set dates The Manchester High School Reunion Committee more than 20 years, died Satur­ maternal grandparents are Harvey and Lois for inviting and opening bids. Hospital, Development Office, Home, Robbinsville, N.C., has employees had to report to two is looking people in the class of 1979 so they can Coleman of East Hartford, Her paternal grandpar­ Home Medical Alert Program, day of cancer. She was 48. commissioners. finish planning their 10th year reunion. charge of arrangements. 181 Cook Ave.. Meriden 06450. Mrs. Endicott was vice presi­ ents are John and Monique Rosa of East Hartford. Landers did not recomiiiend The reunion is .scheduled for November 24 at the The Yalesville Funeral Home, dent and general manager of the SANCHEZ, Arsenic Jay, son of Gerardo and the re-appointment of Director Colony of Vernon, Route 83. Vernon. The committee Louis E. Hall Sr. Health official 386 Main St., has charge of local station since 1986, having Indira Ramdhany Sanchez of 470 Woodbridge St., Longest as public works commis­ needs pre.sent addresses to update the mailing lists, arrangements. Louis E. Hall Sr., 59, of served for four years as vice was born Aug.7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. sioner in July and the directors believes hepatitis they only have 200 names out of 600. Glastonbury, died Sunday (Aug. president for news. His maternal grandparents are Lucille S. and named director Thomas H. Eer- Call Jim. .363-3906 days, and 875-1777 nights, or 20, 1989) at home. He was the Mrs. Endicott was born in Beram P. Ramdhany of Hartford. His paternal guson to the post. ' threat is over Cari. 688-43,53 nights. Dorothy K. Burwood husband of Nancy (Beith) Hall Minnesota and graduated from grandparents are Marta and Agapito Sanchez of Landers said ultimately he and the father of Bryant Hall of the University of Minnesota. She would like to see a separate BETHEL (AP) - Three re­ DorothyK. Burwood.72,of New Hartford. Coventry. worked for United Press Interna­ STEVENS, Sylvia Anita, daughter of Kenya and •'/ budget catagory set up for cently confirmed cases of hepati­ First aid class offered London, died Friday (Aug. 18, He is also survived by his tional in St. Paul and for televi­ Shon Missouri Stevens of 17 Spruce St., was born building and ground mainte­ tis and one unconfirmed case 1989) at Lawrence and Memorial The American Red Cross Chapter in Manche.ster, father, Earl L. Hall of East sion stations in Minneapolis and Aug. 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her nance. Under the current budget may mark the end of an outbreak Hospitals. She is survived by her 20 Hartford Road, is holding a class to teach parents Hartford; three sons, Louis E. Cleveland before moving to Wa­ maternal grandparent is Wali Islam of Newington. system, the cost of maintaining of tlie contagious disease in the husband. G. Kenneth Burwood, and grandparents how to administer first aid to Hall Jr. of Clarksville, Tenn., shington at age 26 to join WRC Her paternal grandparent is Ronald Stevens of 92-94 Palrlck Flynn/Manchester Herald the district properties are divided Bethel and Newtown area, a state and her brother, Floyd Kelsey Jr. Raymond Hall of Gardiner, television. She also worked as among the three budget catago- children, on August 22 and 24, from 6 p.m. Vine St. health official said. of Manchester. Maine, and Charles Hall of news director for WDI/M, also in hedges in front of his home Saturday. ries: fire protection, public Those cases and six others have To register for the class, call 643-5111. TRELEGAN, Kylee Joelene, daughter of Joel P. TIME FOR A TRIM — Erie Bryant of 16 Delmont St. She is also survived by two Westerly, R.I.; two daughters, Washington. works, and administration. been reported since late June, and Tracy Jewell Treleganof 250 Main St . was born enjoys a cigar while lopping long branches off the daughters Carol Willett of Wal­ Shirley Corona of Eastford, and She is survived by two children, The directors will also discuss said Dr. Matthew Cartter, spo­ Aug. 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Pregnancy class slated dorf. Md.. and Janet Laurano of Lisa Hall of Hartford; a soster. Sarah and Matthew; her mother, what role the district might play kesman for the state Department maternal grandparents are William and Althea Riverside, Calif.; a sister, Mary Peggy Gaboriault of East Hart­ Margaret Wolden of Richfield, in developing district-owned of Health Services. Jewell of Glastonbury. An early pregnancy class is being offered on Bartlett of East Hartford; seven ford; eight grandchildren; a Minn.; and a brother, William property at Fleming Road as part “ We don’t know of anybody who W ILEY, Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Roger and Monday at the Manchester Memorial Hospital in grandchild; and three great­ niece and a nephew. The funeral Wolden of Duluth, Minn. of the Hockanum River Linear has developed the illness re­ Joanne Pasek Wiley of Vernon was born Aug. 3 at State disputes desegregation iawsuit conference room E and F. from 7 to 9 p.m. A second grandchildren. will be Tuesday at 10 a m. at the Park system. A committee study­ cently, so we probably have seen Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal class will be held next Monday. The funeral was scheduled for Glastonbury Funeral Home, 450 In Memoriam ing the development of park most, if not all, of the cases that No fee is required. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pasek of today at St. M ary’s Church, New New London Turnpike, Glaston­ In loving memor>' of Raymond HARTFORD (AP) — Attorneys week. "A motion to strike as­ could include the busing of citizens are entitled to free public facilities along the river and at will result from this common East Hartford. Her paternal grandmother is Mr. To register, call 647-6600. London. Burial will be in Grove bury. Burial will be in Storrs Canfield, who passed away August for the state say there is no valid sumes for the purpose of argu­ students between the city and its elementary and secondary Union Pond, has determined that exposure,” he said Saturday. Cemetery. Windsor Locks, at 2 Cemetery. Calling hour is one 21, 1974. Joseph Wiley, 2 Olcott Drive. She has a brother. basis for a school desegregation ment that everything in the mostly white suburbs, lawyers schools and that another provides Taylor Joseph, 3, and a sister, Courtney Allyson, 6. p.m. hour prior to service. Though his smile has gone forever. lawsuit filed by civil rights complaint is true. We’re saying involved in the case have said. that no one shall be denied equal WATES plans trip protection under the law. And his hand we cannot touch. W ILLIS, Samantha Ann, daughter of Russell G. activists and are expected to file that even if everything in the Although the suit focuses on “ So we are saying that the Bolton won’t take road Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 72 E. We will never lose sweet memories and Sandy Roman Willis of Tolland was born July 29 legal motions today seeking to complaint is true, you still can’t Hartford, its solution could serve Betty Rudeen Doris Ritter equal protection clause of the Center St. The bus to the Plainfield Dog Track will Of the one we loved so much. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal have the suit dismissed. win because there isn’t a valid as a precedent for other school state Constitution means that leave at 5 p.m. Betty (Galaska) Rudeen. 43. of Doris (Hagan) Ritter, 69, of 45 Your Loving Family grandfather is Peter Roman, 192 Woodbridge St. The school desegregation suit basis to their claim .” systems in Connecticut that have- equal opportunity according to Bolton, died Saturday (Aug. 19, Chester Drive, died Saturday Her paternal grandparents are Harlow and Mary was filed in April on behalf of a The suit. Scheff vs. O’Neill, mostly minority students, such as until repairs are made 1989) at Manchester Memorial (Aug. 19. 1989) at Manchester Willis, Phelps Road. She has a brother. Christopher black Hartford fourth-grader and names Gov. William A. O’Neill those in New Haven and Bridge­ race applies to all fundamental In Memoriam The work has not yet started. Hospital. She was the wife of Memorial Hospital. She was the S., 17, and two sisters, Jennifer, 4 and Deanna, 2. 16 other Hartford suburban and other officials as defendants. port and their suburbs. rights in the state Constitution Bv Rick Santos College Notes Francis Rudeen widow of Alfred M Ritter. In sad and loving memory of my school-aged children of various It argues that although the Wesley W. Horton, a Hartford and one of those fundamental Manchester Herald Piano said, because of the wet dear Mother, Mrs. Julia Fidler, She was bom in Manchester, Shenwas born in Burlington, races. It contends that the con­ segregation may not have been lawyer representing the plaintiffs rights is educaiton, ” Horton said. weather. He said he does not want who passed away on August 21st, Dec. 2, 1945. the daughter of and had lived in Manchester for centration of white children in deliberate, the existence of such has acknowledged that the state Judge Harry Hammer will BOLTON — The town will not the equipment needed to dig the 1966. On college dean’s list Loretta (Lockwood) Galaska and 40 years. Public Meetings suburban schools and of minority separate systems is illegal under Constitution does not specifically preside over the Hartford school accept a road that is the site of a basins to be driven across the the late Frank Galaska. Prior to retiring, she had been A silent thought, a secret tear children in city schools violates state law. guarantee students the right to desegregation suit. partially completed subdivision wet. new lawns, because they The following Manchester residents were named She had lived in East Hartford employed as an inspector at the Keeps her memory ever dear. the state Constitution’s guaran­ The suit does not outline attend nonsegregated schools. Under a schedule set by Hart­ because of drainage and erosion would be ruined. to the dean’s list for the spring semester at St. before moving to Bolton 15 years Whitney Chain Co. in Hartford for Sadly Missed, Public meetings scheduled for tonight: tees of equal educational specific proposals for ending However, he said, the words in ford Superior Court Charles D. problems on the properties on the Joseph College, West Hartford: Fiano said the work should be ago. She was employed by over 30 years. Ann racial segregation in Hartford, two separate sections of the Gill, the coalition of civil rights road. Alyse Davis, Hemlock Street. Judith A. Diana. opportunity. done within the next two weeks. Edwards Food. She was a past president of the "W e ’ll be filing a motion to where minority student.s make up Constitution taken together pro­ groups suing the state will have At its meeting last week, the Main Street: Stacy L. Gfguere, Philip Road: Denise Manchester Selectman are either unaware Besides her husband and State of Connecticut Emblem Card of Thanks strike,” Assistant Attorney Gen­ 91 percent of public school vides such a guarantee. He said until Nov. 10 to reply to thestate’s Board of Selectmen voted un­ or unconcerned with Fiano’s T. LaFrancis, Oak Street, and Marybeth Reiley, animously to delay approving the mother, she is survived by a son. Club, and past president of the Eighth Utilities District, Mayfair Gardens, eral John R. Whelan said last enrollment, but any solution that one section states that arguments. plans because the board has Philip Road. The family of Irving "Plut” Gustafson road, Valarie Drive, off Hebron Ronald Rudeen of East Hartford; Emblem Club of Manchester No. Cronin Hall, 7 p.m. ordered the parties to meet again Also named was Kathleen M.Feeney, Bunker Hill a daughter, Carol Rudeen of East 251, and the Supreme Supply formerly of Manchester, who passed Road, until repairs are made. away July 31, 1989 in Westerville, to try and fix the problem, but the Road. Coventry. Hartford; two b''others. David chairman for the Connecticut At the end of the dead-end road, Ohio; wish to express their sincere Andover Planning Commission chairman, Galaska of Albany. N.Y., and Emblem Club. “ there’s no catch basin and the thanks to all their relatives and many Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Critics oniy encourage 0 ‘Neiii to run Philip Dooley, is on vacation and Receive faculty honors Richard Galaska of East Hart­ drainage runs into someone’s She is survived by a brother, friends for their sympathy cards and will not be back until September. ford; and two sisters. Rose John Hagan of Bolton; her Building, 7:30 p.m. property. I, for one. will not Thomas A. Robinson, son of Mr.and Mrs. Harold memorial gifts sent in his memory. Rudeen of Bolton, and Marge mother. Pauline K. Hagan of ments of the party, should O’Neill approve that road,” said Republi­ “ We’d like to give the developer H. Robinson Jr. of 47 Marion Drive, and Eric J. He was a member of the West Side Old By Judd Everhart Nogas of East Hartford. Manchester; a niece; two ne­ Bolton step down. can Selectman Douglas Cheney. every opportunity to correct the Lorenzine, son of Mr.and Mrs, Joseph P. Lorenzini Timers. The Associated Press The funeral and burial will be phews; and several great- On the Republican side, the Approval of the road is signifi­ deficiencies there,” Morra said. of 13 Tumblebrook Drive, Bolton, recently received Sincerely, Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. All month, O’Neill has been taking hits from all private. nephews. apparent leader for hte guberna­ cant, First Selectman Robert “ That’s the best way to handle faculty honors for the spring semester at Trinity The Gustafson Family HARTFORD — The current Calling hoursare Tuesday from The funeral will be Wedne.sday sides and, when reporters finally caught up with torial nomination is three-term Morra said, because once the this.” College, Hartford. siping at Gov. William A. O’Neill 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the at 9; 30 a m. at the John F. Coventry U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland of town gives its consent, it must The road could probably be Both students will enter their senior year in the from inside and outside his him to ask him if it was having the intended Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Special Steering Committee, Town Office Build­ Waterbury, who has not made up maintain the road. If the road is repaired by adding a few catch fall. In Memoriam Democratic Party appears to Home. 318 Burnside Ave.. East Center St., followed by a Mass of ing, 7 p.m. effect of getting him to stop down, he smiled hios mind but who gives every approved before the repairs are basins, he said. In loving memory of our mother have only strengthened the gover­ Hartford. Christian burial at 10 a m. in the Special Finance Committee, Town Office Build­ indication he’d love to run. made, then the town will be stuck Although, selectmen have not On Vermont dean’s list and grandmother Mary McCann, nor’s determination to run again and said, “They don’t know me very well after all Church of the Assumption. Burial ing, 7 p.m. Party leaders say a ticket with with the job of having to mend the yet been asked to approve the who passed away August 21, 1961. next year. O’Neill and party Adam Ansaldi, son of Kitty Ansaldi, 20 Baldwin will be in St. James Cemetery. Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. these years.” Rowland at the top and state road, he said. road, they wanted to deal with the A golden heart stopped beating observers say. Road, and Andrew Ansaldi Jr , Tunxis Trail, Bolton, Anthony Delnicki Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 House Minority Leader Robert G. The chairman of the Planning situation as soon as possible With tender hands at rest All month, O’Neill has been has been placed on the dean’s list at the University Anthony R. Delnicki, 89, of to 9 p.m. Jaekle of Stratford running for Commission, the town engineer, because of the land erosion God broke our hearts to prove taking hits from all sides and, of Vermont in Burlington, Vt, for the spring South Windsor, formerly of Man­ Memorial donations may be lieutenant governor would proba­ and the developer met to find a caused by the season’s heavy That He only takes the best. Thoughts when reporters finally caught up semester. chester, died Sunday (Aug. 20. made to the Emblem Club of bly be their strongest. solution to the problem, and the rain. We do not need a special day with him to ask him if it was He graduated in May with a degree in business 1989) at Manchester Memorial Manchester, care of the Elks Also interested in the GOP nod developer, Paul Piano Jr. said an “ Of course with this extemely To bring you to our minds. spring. By contrast, at this point in 1985, administration. He has joined the Andrew Ansaldi Hospital. Lodge, Bissell Street. having the intended effect of wet year.” Morra said, “ t’s just The days we do not think of you An anonymous author has given expression to a But the liberal wing of the former U.S. Rep. Toby Moffett are state Senate Minority Leader agreement was made to add Construction business, started by his grandfather He lived in Manchester before getting him to stop down, he Are very hard to find. valuable thought on how we judge others and Democratic Party has never been had a campaign well under way Reginald J. Smith of New Hart­ several catch basins. aggrivated the situation.” and pre.sently operated by his father. moving to South Wind.sor 60 years smiled and said. “ They don’t Always remembered and loved ourselves. happy with O’Neill. for his challenge to O’Neill the ford. developer Joel Schiavone of ago. He was a founding member know me very well after all these Alice Berdat by her Children and "When the other fellow acts that way, he’s ugly; For 1990, that wing is looking to following year. O’Neill managed New Haven and Joseph McGee of of the Lithuania Club of years.” Grandchildren when we do it, it’s nerves. Morrison, who says he’ll an­ to keep Moffett from qualifying Fairfield, a Bridgeport bank Manchester. Alice (Schaller) Berdat, 92, of Another Democratic leader When he’s set in his ways, he’s obstinate: we are nounce whether he’ ll create a for a primary against him the executive. He is survived by a son, Clearwater, Fla,, formerly of said that if O’Neill had been Lottery firm. fund-raising committee in Sep­ following September. Thomas A. Delnicki of South Manchester, died Thursday thinking about calling it quits, the When he doesn’t like our friends, he prejudiced; tember or October and says his BIG-TIME Windsor; a daughter. Shirley (Aug. 17, 1989) in Florida. She latest sniping, especially from Quotations when we don’t like his, we show good judgement of decision will not be influenced by U.S. Rep. Barbara B. Kennelly, Winning numbers drawn Sunday in New Little in South Carolina; two was the widow of Henry J. Democratic U.S. Rep. Bruce A. human nature. Morrison, “ has had the opposite O’N eill’s. Indeed, although he’s a Hartford Democrat, says she’d EMERGENCY England: grandchildren; and a great- Berdat. like the 1990 Democratic guberna­ When he tries to be accommodating, he’s effect.” expected to create his own Fire — Police — Medical Connecticut daily: 333. Play Four: 0950. grandson. Born in Switzerland, she lived torial nomination, but won’t seek RATES IN polishing the apple; we’re using tact. committee soon. O’Neill isn’t The funeral will be Wednesday most of her life in Manchester. ‘It’s just like anything else. It was Morrison, the four-term When he takes his time to do things, he is dead expected to make a formal it if O’Neill runs again. She is now DIAL 911 Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New at 9; 15 a m. at the Samesel & She was a former member of There are days you wake up and congressman from Hamden who slow; we are deliberate. announcement until this fall or viewed as the choice of the In Manchester England: Carmon Funeral Home. 419 Buck- the Manchester Senior Citizens. you feel like Thomas Jefferson seems likely to seek the guberna­ When he picks flaws, he’s cranky: we are moderate and conservative ele- Connecticut daily: 759. Play Four: 5594. land Road. South Windsor, fol­ She is survived by a son, Henry and days you want to roll over and torial nomination next year, who winter. NO TIM E FLAT. discriminating. Massachusetts daily: 8283. lowed by a Mass of Christian Berdat of Clearwater, Fla.; a go back to sleep.” — Rob Coles, said that O’Neill couldn’t win Massachusetts Megabucks: 12, 13, 28, 30, 34, 35. brother. Gu.stave Schaller of the fifth great-grandson of Tho­ With what judgement you judge, you shall be another term. burial at 10 a.m. in St. Margaret judged. Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) daily: Mary Church, South Windsor. Manchester; three sisters, Har­ mas Jefferson who has spent Later, state Republican Chair­ "Art is Forever 315, 8805. Burial will be in Wapping Ceme­ riet Horan. Susan Gadomski and much of the last 10 years man Richard Foley stated his Tri-State Megabucks: 1, 7, 18, 29, 32, 37. tery, South Windsor. Calling Jeanette Wiley, all of Manches­ impersonating his illustrious an­ J.F. Chamberland belief that O’Neill would step Certificate Annual Annual Rhode Island daily: 6532. hours will be Tuesday from 7 to 9 ter; three grandchildren; and cestor in a one-man show called Permanent Deacon down in the strongest terms yet: of Deposit Rote% Yield % Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 1, 8, 9, 26, 31. p.m. two great grandchildren. “ Meet Thomas Jefferson.” Church of the Assumption “ I don’t think Bill O’Neill has the guts to go before the voters next 1 year.” 4 Month “ He doesn’t know what he’s 8.75 9.14 Weather talking about,” O’Neill snorted. iiaurlipalpr Hrralft The governor will have a major obstacle to get over if he runs HZ&HUllTD rJLBXSBu&ac 9 Month USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 274 again: the record-setting tax 8.50 8.87 ‘R e g io n a l WEATHER Partly cloudy increases he and the Democratic- Tuesday Only Accu Weather * lorecast for li.jesday Penny M. Sietfert, Publisher controlled General Assembly ap­ Manchester and vicinity; To­ George r Chapp.ll Oennl. M. Santoro proved this year. 1 Year night, partly cloudy, low 65 to 70. From Our Meat Dept. 8.87 Adver-laing Director The most visible of those 8.50 Tuesday, mostly sunny and plea­ Jatnne Q. Kronerth Sheldon Cohen increases was a jump in the sales FRESH WAYBEST BONELESS sant. high near 85. Outlook for Builntas Manager Composing Manager tax to 8 percent. Kates ettoctivo through Tuesday. August 22. 1989. Mini­ Wednesday, chance of showersor Oenite A. Houarla Robert H. Hubbard O’N eill’s strategy has been to Chicken Breast...... mum Cn deposits: l ess than one year, $2,500; one year thunderstorms, high near 80. Personnel Manager Pressroom Manager accentuate the fact that the state and longer, $2.50. Interest compounded daily. Annual Frank J. MeSweegan got through six years without any FRAME WORKS /o Circulation Director general tax increases at all. 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Outlook for the Aud i Buresu of Circulations, the New England Press there’s a good chance that taxes Hours; Mon.-Wed. 9-,3, lluirs. 9-5, I ri. 9-(>, Sat. 9-12 Wedne.sday, chance of showersor Today’s weather picture was drawn by Tim Citroni of Association and the New England Newspaper Association. will not have to be boosted next 649-0223 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 year. There’s also a chance there thunderstorms, high near 80, Bolton Elementary School. (across from Krause Florist) Mumbi'r I DIC 1 qu.il Opportunity l.onder will be a modest surplus next MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 21, 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug 21. 1989 LOCAL Hospital plan NATION & WORLD sparks strong & STATE Colombia detains 10,000 people Thornburgh supports New chairman for fund debate in city Frank A. Napolitano of Manchester has been use of U.S. troops succeeded as chairman of TheUConnFund at HARTFORD (AP) — The medical community in crackdown of drug underworld the University of Connecticut by David P. here has become sharply divided oyer the question WASHINGTON (AP) - The consider a coordinated ap­ Marks of Bloomfield, a senior vice president at of whether a proposed $100 inillion pediatric United States should stand proach’ ’ to the drug problem. BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Among the sites raided were lished special protection for the In a furora' •'crmon, Roman CIGNA Investments Inc. hospital, a joint venture of the Newington Children’s ready to help the Colombian Barco said Friday he was Military and police forces raided buildings and ranches in and country’s judges. Catholic Cardinal Mario Revollo Napolitano is a member of the UConn class of Hospital and Hartford Hospital, is necessary. government in its fight against using emergency powers to estates of top cocaine chieftains around the city of Medellin that Speaking at Galan’s funeral in Bravo declared, “ The country is 1966. TheUConnFund provides funds from Arrayed on one side are those who say that the drug terrorism even if it reinstate an extradition treaty and detained 10,000 people nation­ are owned by Pablo Escobar, a packed central cathedral, morally ill,” but he vowed: “ The parents, alumni, and others to supplement new hospital would raise the quality of pediatric means sending in U.S, troops. with the United States so that wide as they tried to put the reputed to be one of the world’s Barco declared: “ We pray to God nation will not succumb to a state appropriations that amount to less than treatment in the region. On the other side are those Attorney General Dick Thorn­ Colombian drug traffickers squeeze on Colombia’s powerful biggest cocaine traffickers. to give each of us, each Colom­ handful of criminals.” half the annual operating budget of the who feel the proposed hospital would duplicate drug underworld, authorities According to the ministry, at bian, all the courage and all the burgh says. may be tried on drug charges university. existing services and waste money that could be said. one ranch owned by Escobar, fortitude that we need to face the The drug cartels announced “ I think we have to look at originating in this country. better spent on more pressing needs. There were no reports, how­ military forces detained 52 people challenge of terrorism. Saturday they would step up any request that we get for Barco issued the order after Riley back from Ireland Under the plan, Newington Children’s Hospital, ever, of any drug cartel bosses and seized 2,000 head of cattle, 100 “ Once again, this time moved violence in a bid to force the either law enforcement or Sen. Luis Carlos Galan, a currently in a red-brick building dedicated in 1930, arrested in the emergency crack­ pigs, 3,000 gallons of gasoline and by sadness, I call for interna­ government to negotiate with military assistance s e ­ leading presidential candi­ Margaret Riley of Manchester returned would be moved to a new six-story building across down, which follows the assassi­ several cars and trucks. tional solidarity to fight this them, although they have never riously,” Thornburgh said date, was killed in a shotgun home recently from a five-week stay in Ireland Seymour Street from Hartford. nations of a leading presidential Properties owned by the family international organization,” he publicly stated their demands in Sunday on NBC T V ’s “ Meet attack that police blamed on on the Irish American Cultural Institute’s 14th Opponents of the new hospital, including St. candidate, a national police co­ of Jorge Ochoa and by Gonzalo said. He called the cocaine detail. The Press.” drug lords. At least 10 other annual Irish Way Summer program. The 130 Francis Hospital and Medical Center, Mount Sinai lonel and a magistrate. Rodriguez Gacha, two other top underworld “ a gigantic and pow­ “ You now see an aura of people were wounded in the In a communique released to high school students on the tour learned about Hospital and the University of Connecticut Health Sen. Luis Carlos Galan, the reputed cocaine dealers, also erful organization such has never terrorism rather than simply attack. radio stations and signed “ The narco-trafficking,” he said. Irish history and literature, took field trips, Center’s John Dempsey Hospital in Farmington, 46-year-old Liberal Party candi­ were raided, the ministry said. existed in the world” and des­ Extraditables’’ — a reference to “ The assassination of a presi­ The latest violence, which and spent a home-stay with a family to gbet a IK question whether it would noticeably improve date, was buried Sunday after Galan was gunned down at a cribed Colombia as “ its biggest those drug leaders wanted in the dential candidate, of the chief also included the killing of a close view of modern Irish life. Riley received pediatric care. hundreds of thousands of people political rally in Soacha, a town 20 victim .” United States — the cartels said of police in Medellin, of other provincial police chief Friday, scholarhips for the stay from the Wild Geese of “ Let’s get real here — look at what we’re really took to the streets in a public miles south of Bogota. His killing Galan had survived previous “ now the fight is with blood.” judges and top officials have also led to the arrest of nearly Greenwich and the Hanley Memorial Scholar­ getting out of this,” said John H. DiLiberti, director display of grief. capped a wave of drug-related attempts on his life. Police said of pediatrics at St. Francis. “ There will still be an really brought that country to 10,000 suspected drug crimi­ ship Fund. Meanwhile, thousands of assassinations that also included drug traffickers offered $500,000 The country’s 4,500 judges and enormous amount of duplication with other its knees as far as enforcing its nals Sunday in Colombia. judges and magistrates who a national police colonel in for his death. magistrates, who went on strike hospitals. If you have $100 million to spend, we own laws” is concerned. “ The numbers of the major Estonian rally slated walked off the job last week to Medellin and a Bogota after the assassination Thursday should look at where that money can really best be About 400,000 people lined the “ I don’t think we ought to kingpins we’re looking at (for protest inadequate security from magistrate. of Bogota Magistrate Carlos The Estonian-Latvian-Lithuanian Alliance three-mile route from the cathed­ respond, as some suggest, extradition) are a dozen or spent.” hitmen hired by drug traffickers Later Friday, President Virgi- Velenica Garcia, announced of Connecticut will hold its Black Ribbon Day ral to the central cemetery, willy-nilly with a military so.” Thornburgh said Sunday. have called off the strike to join lio Barco declared a state of siege plans to end the protest on demonstration/rally at noon on Wednesday at The fate of the proposal will be decided by the where Galan was buried. They response,” Thornburgh said. “ If in Colombia they feel, the fight, a spokesman for the and announced emergency de­ Tuesday when courts reopen the Capitol building in Hartford. The event will state Commission on Hospitals and Health Care, waved campaign banners and “ But I do think that’s an option hypothetically, that they may jurists said. crees empowering the govern- after a regular holiday today. which will hold hearings on Newington’s certificate- many wept openly and cried out that we have to keep open.” have reached the point where mark the .SOth anniversary of the Nazi-Soviet In 298 raids across the country mpnt tn ciimm«rilv pvtrAditp of-need application later this year or early next loud for justice. Campaign bil­ His comments followed a they can no longer operate Pact of 1939. which resulted in the forced Soviet since Galan was slain Friday drug traffickers, several of whom “ It’s not the time for strikes or annexation of the three Baltic nations. year. lboards. with Galan s smiling statement Saturday by Presi­ under the rule of law and have night, police and soldiers de­ are sought by the United States on resignations,” said Judge Jose Participants are expected to be joined by image, were bordered in black. dent Bush that he was ready to to use the rule of force, then Newington officials say the new hospital would be tained 9,896 people, seized 330 smuggling charges. Gabriel Salom, president of the politicians from all over the state at the rally, meet with Colombian Presi­ they’re going to require all the able to provide sophisticated services unavailable weapons and 1,023 vehicles and He also gave police extraordi­ At the cemetery, as the coffin Bogota Superior Court. He and 47 which will coincide with similar observances to in the current building. Many complex surgeries dent Virgilio Barco “ at the help they need,” Thornburgh confiscated four tons of cocaine nary powers to arrest and seize was lowered, thousands of Colom­ colleagues presented their resig­ be held in major cities all over the w^rld. cannot be performed there, and even with the earliest convenient moment to said. paste, the Defense Ministry said the property of suspected deal­ bians chanted. Galan is still nations, but Salom said they hospital’s $60 million endowment, expensive in a communique Sunday night. ers. stiffened penalties and estab­ here: would be withdrawn. high-technology equipment such as magnetic Sewer work snarls traffic resonance imaging, which uses magnetic and radio Traffic has been reduced to one lane from waves to produce an advance image of body structures, has not been considered cost-effective, The end is coming, sometime North Main Street west to Tolland Turnpike 27 dead because of the installation of a sewer line by the “ If you are talking about improving the quality of RALEIGH, N.C. (A P) — When the world ends Eighth Utilities District. care for children, then a pediatric hospital is a in Raleigh and nearby Cary, who sold more than a next week, the few who are chosen will be able to The project, which is supposed to last 4.5 to 60 major step in that direction,” said Leonard thousand of Whisenant’s books last summer. park their cars in heaven, says the man who also days, has already caused traffic delays. Work Krassner, a Wallingford pediatrician and president “ Nobody that’s naming the time and the date gets in river was predicting apocalypse about this time last year. another chance if he’s wrong,” Mrs. Hicks said, on the project is done between 7:30 a m. and of the state chapter of the American Academy of “ We’ll be able to land our airplanes, to drive our 3:30 p m. The Manchester Police Department Pediatrics. “ Putting various services in one adding that there has been no interest in the new cars and park them,” said Edgar Whisenant, the is asking drivers to use alternate routes toease location does offer a tremendous advantage to book. self-proclaimed prophet, “ and then go on up into the this problem. children.” -jasT" The rapture in some Christian theologies refers to accid en t clouds of the Earth to the judgment seat of Christ.” the second coming of Jesus, when true believers will But critics question whether spending $100 million Whisenant, who predicted last year that the Cable surveys coming be taken to heaven and disbelievers will be judged. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald for a hospital demonstrates a realistic set of rapture would come Sept. 12. 1988, has set a new LONDON (AP) - Salvage Many mainline Christians believe Jesus will return priorities, particularly in light of dwinbdling date. Customers of Cox Cable of Greater Hartford VICTORY CHEER — Elisha Bernstein of Robertson School as her teammates crews searched the River to Earth, but most are suspicious of prophets who can expect to receive surveys on viewer pediatric hospitalizations. The end of the world is Sept. 1, give or take a day, Manchester kicks her way to victory cheer her on. Thames and a sunken vessel try to name the date. preference by the middle of September. “ My worry is that the focus is going in the wrong today for more bodies from a Whisenant said. Cox Cable plans to survey its ,51.000 Friday at the YWCA Color Games at direction,” said Aric Schichor, director of adoles­ late-night collision between a He has mailed his paperback book, “ The Final Last summer, Christian radio station WPJL-AM customers to decide whether to add the cent medicine at St. Francis. barge and a party boat that was a Shout: Rapture Report 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993,” in Raleigh broadcast advertisements about the Madison Square Garden channel to program­ fraction of its size. Police said 27 to preachers across the country. rapture, paid for by local believers. ming. MSG recently gained the rights to carry people were killed and up to 46 But like the boy who cried wolf, Whisenant is Program director Jim Stephens said he sensed no Yankees baseball, previously covered by others remain missing and feared having trouble finding believers this year, The interest in the rescheduled rapture. Sport schannel. dead. News and Observer of Raleigh reported Sunday. “ People maybe felt like they were burned’’ when Customers will also be asked whether they Most cable TV subscribers don’t complain Seventy-eight people survived “ He blew his credibility last year.” said Joanna the world did not end last year, he said. want the Nash\ille Network, the Family- the accident early Sunday under Hicks, co-owner of three Sign of the Fish bookstores Whisenant brushes aside such comments. Channel and other requested channels. NEW BRITAIN (A P) - Complaints Rate increases drew a steady cable service or requests for Haystack Tele-Communications of Southwark Bridge in the heart of about the quality of service lead the list stream of complaints from cable information. Salisbury, the state’s smallest com­ London but authorities remain of gripes cable television subscribers customers last year. The DPUC Leon called the cable companies pany with 1,866 subscribers, had the uncertain exactly how many Bank relocating offices lodge withthestate, theDepartmentof logged 125 complaints from subscrib­ “ natural monopolies.” Even though fewest complaints with five. were aboard the privately char­ The Savings Bank of Manchester will Public Utility Control reported. ers about rates being too high. competition is permitted, she said, no tered Marchioness, setting for the relocate its branch at the Plaza at Burr However, the DPUC said, only Rate increases are the one area company has yet set up a franchise in Most local companies hovered 26th birthday party for business­ NISN Corners by the end of thi.^ year. one-tenth of one percent of subscribers beyond state control because of 1984 the area where another company has around the statewide average of 1.3 man Antonio Vasconcellos. He is The Burr Corners office will be moved to the filed complaints last year. federal legislation that deregulated already begun operation. complaints per 1,000 customers, ac­ among the missing. other end of the plaza, near Waldbaum’s It said last year, 1,109 complaints the industry. The law took supervision cording to the DPUC. Police detained the captain and N m m iM if In the absence of competition, Leon supermarket. It will be accessible from were filed from the nearly 900,000 of cable television rate increases out of second, mate of the Bowbelle said, the state should be allowed to The state Division of Consumer smnt/iTwoxK Buckland Street. It will include a platform for subscribers in Connecticut with qual­ the hands of state regulators in 1986. sand-and-gravel dredger, and regulate rates. Counsel is lobbying Congress to repeal lending and new accounts and safe deposit ity of service leading the list of Since deregulation, rates have gone were examining tape-recorded the parts of theCable Communications boxes. complaints with 404. radio messages to river naviga­ up an average of 29 percent. As for last year’s formal complaints. Policy Act of 1984 that ban state The bank also will enlarged and renovated its Other complaints from subscribers tors for clues into the cause of the Elaine Leon, a staff attorney from United Cable Television of Hartford, regulation of cable rates, Leon said. AutoBank at West Middle Turnpike. It will were service unavailable, 190: over­ the state Division of Consumer with 74,290 subscribers to make it the accident. The Independent, a London '^ 1 remain open during construction. Work is billing, 95; and prematurely termi­ Counsel, said her office gets about 30 second-largest cable firm in the state, Before the 1986 deregulation, the scheduled to be completed early next year daily, reported an apparent dis­ nated service, 91. calls per month comolainine about heard the most complaints with 124. DPUC regulated rates statewide. Ni Al.so. the bank’s office in the Sullivan Avenue agreement between the captains X Plaza in South Windsor will be moved to a of the 90-ton Marchioness and the free-standing building at the front of the plaza. 1,475-ton Bowbelle over which Th8 AssocialBd Press ' - * X <■' The new office will feature a drive-up Uncommon birds vessel should pass first under the DAPPER DIVER — President George Bush, on vacation • ■ <■ X . automatic teller machine. DON’T MONKEY bridge’s central span. in Kennebunkport, Me., shows less than perfect form as call airport home Authorities say they believe up he takes a dive into the chilly waters near his home Brennan promoted at CBIA AROUND... to 151 people were on the Saturday. He son had bet him $11 he wouldn’t do it. WINDSOR LOCKS (A P) — As wildlife habitats Marchioness when it was struck Joseph F. Brennan of 39 Munro St. was go, it’s a little noisy. But the 2,400 acres of flatland at in the rear and run over by the recently appointed a.ssistant legal counsel for Bradley International Airport is almost the only Bowbelle while on a five-hour the Connecticut Business and Industry Try Our Pay-By-Mail place left in all of Connecticut that two expremely overnight cruise. Japan’s national assets Association. uncommon birds — the grasshopper sparrow and Formerly a staff attorney. Brennan will It sank within minutes, with its the upland sandpiper — can call home. Program... continue to reprc.sent the as.sociation’s 6.700 top deck sheared off, and carried “ It doesn’t seem to bother them,” said Dawn M. surpass U.S. first time member companies before the state legisla­ II makes paying your subscription easier o n underwater scores of revelers McKay, a biologist with the state Department of ture on tax. budget and finance policy matters. you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 who were drinking and dancing Environmental Protection. “ The jets go by, and TOKYO (AP) — Japan became dollar rose 54 percent in 1987. The Brennan is a graduate of the College of the they just keep singing.” weeks you can simply write a check for 3 below deck. the world’s richest nation on yen rose from about 160 yen to the Holy Cross in Worcester. Mass., and the New Bradley is the only place in the state where the months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the The newspaper also quoted a paper in 1987, surpassing the dollar to about 122 yen from the England School of Law. grasshopper sparrow is still known to spend the mail Then, you can forget about having ready veteran crewman as saying the United States in national assets end of 1986 to the end ol 1987, the He is a member of the Manchester United summer and raise young. There are maybe 16 adult cash to pay your carrier answering the door" Bowbelle rammed another for the first time with $43.7 trillion Way board of directors. report said. birds at the airport. when It's inconvenient or being ai home to Thames passenger boat five worth of land, factories, stocks Today, the dollar closed at In the case of the sandpiper, six or eight pairs are pay your*bill years ago and nearly sank it. The and other wealth, a leading 143.35 yen, down 0.17 yen from Grote creates program breeding at Bradley this year. The only other place WE WILL NOTIFY Thames is one of the world’s Japanese newspaper said today. Friday’s close. in the state where the upland sandpiper is known to Simply complete the coupon below and send your carrier busiest commercial rivers, used The value of Japan’s assets in National as.sets are the total Debbi Grote. owner of California Concepts by more than 32,000 vessels each 1987 jumped sharply from $28.3 RH)SOX be this summer is another airport — Brainard, in It to us or if you would like more information that you are a value of financial assets such as trillion worth of assets in 1986, Slender Center of 171 Spencer St., has Hartford, where there are two or three pairs. on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ pay-by-mail year. stocks and deposits and insu­ developed a weight-loss program for the What these birds need is a vast expanse of said Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the tion Department. 647-9946 After initial pay- CUSTOMER. rance, and actual assets such as center. grassland, where they can poke about for insects Among the missing too was the country’s top economic daily, production facilities, housing, 1 •ent and prior toexpi ration youwillbe billed The eight-week program, called “ Yourself” without constant disturbance by people, predators riverboat captain. The party- quoting figures from the U.S. land and inventories. Weight Control Program is designed to teach or machines. goers, many in their teens and Federal Reserve Board and Ja­ According to U.S. Federal BASBAUdJNK participants how to control weight through an The airport habitat seems to be ideal. As long as twenties, included friends of the pan’s Economic Planning Reserve Board figures, the Uni­ FEATURING SOX COACHES AND PIAYER informational nutrition program mowing crews are careful not to destroy nests, the Portuguese-born Vasconcellos Agency. ted States had $30.6 trillion in Grote holds a degree in nutrition from the grass is practically free of human disturbance. I would like to pay by mail for Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my and figures from the worlds of In 1985, Japan’s assets were assets at the end of 1985, $34 MoniJay, August 28 at 10:00 AM University of Maine. “ These birds are in a secure area not accessible to modeling, photography and $19.6 trillion, $11 trillion behind trillion worth in 1986 and $36.2 the public,” said William F, Palmer, Bradley’s pay-by-mail subscription b r ___ finance. those of the United States, the trillion in 1987, the newspaper Mt. Nebo Field (Spring Street), Manchester airport operations manager. “ Underline that. Big Salvagers moved the hull of the paper said. It said the statistics at said. Motel wins safety award print. That’s important.” Enclosed please find payment fo' Marchioness from 25 feet of water the end of 1987 were the latest The Manchester Village Motor Inn at 100 E. The grass often is 6 to 8 inches high, which is fine Carrier Delivery in the center of the river onto mud available from the two countries. Officials of the Economic Plan­ Center St. has been awarded a certificate of with the birds. And the overall landscpae is, if □ 3 months ‘23 10 □ 6 roonths '46 20 H f year 92 40 banks on the north side and ST. JUDE NOVENA hardly natural, inviting enough. ning Agency said the statistics merit in the American Hotel & Motel Senior Citizens: planned to enter the wreckage Association’s annual safety awards competi­ Sparrows have been found perched atop charred when the tide falls later today, from Japan and the United States MAY THE SACRED HEART FREE! tion for having no reportable injuries to debris in a fire training area. The sandpipers □ 3 months ‘21 56 □ 6 months ‘43 12 □ 1 year ‘86 24 police said. The engine room and were issued separately toward OF JESUS BE ADORED. employees in 1988. sometimes perch on chain-link fences or runway Optional carrier tip -nay be included with your payment □ Tip Amnnnt bilges had still to be made safe the end of last year, but the GLORIFIED, LOVED AND FOR 10-15 YEAR OLDS. lights. The sparrows are frequently found int he agency did not make any specific The program is designed to minimize before being examined for PRESERVED THROUGH­ Umital to tho first 100 yoimgstors. accidents by making hotel and motel manag­ 25-acre triangle framed by three noisy runways. Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27,30, 3 months bodies. comparison. Contributing to the rise in OUT THE WORLD, NOW Youngsters parent or guardian must register in advance at ers and employers more safely con.scious. “ They’re not super fussy about the aesthetics, I Name Divers resumed searching at Japan’s assets were soaring AND FOREVER. SACRED The association has nearly'9.000 members guess,’ said George A. Clark, the Connecticut state dawn for others either washed worldwide. stock and land prices, coupled HEART OF JESUS, PRAY Cox Cable, 801 Parker Street, Manchester ornithologist and a professor in the University of away by the strong current or Address Apt with a nominal increase in the FOR US. SAINT JUDE, Connecticut’s department of ecology and evolution­ buried in mud, and found a body overall national assets due to the ary biology. WORKER OF MIRACLES, SPONSORED BY: Public FAX machine open City _ _ ,Zip. _Phone, near where the boat had gone Japanese currency’s apprecia­ Years ago, when farming was far more prevalent down, increasing the toll to 27, tion against the U.S. dollar, the PRAY FOR US. SAINT Manchester residents may .send and receive in Connecticut, grasshopper sparrows and upland Scotland Yard said. report said. JUDE. HELPER OF THE FAX messages using a public FAX machine ;it MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL sandpipers were comon in larger, undisturbed Police arrested the barge’s On a yen basis, Japan’s na­ HOPELESS. PRAY FOR US. Northway Pharmacy at 2.30 North Main St. NEWEMCLAND pasturelands. But then the sandpipers were heavily captain and second mate but later tional assets rose by 17 percent in THANK YOU ST. JUDE FOR The concept is similar to a pay phone but the hunted, because they were regarded as tasty. But as 1987 over the previous year, machine will u.se credit cards instead of coins The Manchester Herald released them. It was not clear GRANTING MY PETITION. SPORTS NETWORK COX more and more farmland in the Northeast was mainly because of increases in or currency. P.O Box 591 • Manchester. CT 06040 whether charges would be made. abandoned and reverted to woods, both species Five other crew members were stock and land prices, while the J.N. Cox Coble declined sharply. questioned yen’s value against tlx- U .S MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 21, 1989 — 7 S — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug 21. 1989 A Gas lines fail to appear Western strikers WASHINGTON (AP) - Dire the Service Stations Dealers of U.S. refineries have run nearly returning to work forecasts of summer gas lines America. He noted that many full blast this summer, using an A average 89.8 percent of available and higher prices aren’t mate­ industry groups, as well as the rializing. and analysts say prices Bush administration, had dis­ capacity in June and 90.3 percent at the pump may be headed even puted Buyers Up’s prediction. in July. The July figure was the with pay increase lower as the vacation season "They’ve got to have egg on highest for any month in 11 years, draws to a close. their faces,” Koach said, according to the American Petro­ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The proposed contract would Although consumers are pay­ Dyson, in an interview this leum Institute. Telephone workers in California grant wage increases of 3.1 ing about 15 cents a gallon more week, acknowledged his report The risk of shortages also was and Nevada were returning to percent for the first year, 3.7 this summer than last, nearly all was off the mark, but he said the eased by a lack of growth in work from a two-week strike percent the next and 2.6 percent the increases came in the two nation still faced a precarious gasoline use. The Energy Depart­ today after negotiators tenta­ for the final vear. months following the Exj^on supply situation and that a ment said demand in the first half tively agreed on a contract with PacTel also won agreement to Valdez oil spill last March. Since refinery or pipeline accident of this year was unchanged from modest pay increases and health­ set up a network of doctors and June, retail prices in most areas could throw the retail gasoline a year earlier, although it says care cost controls. hospitals to provide health care have slipped slightly. market into crisis. growth will resume soon. Last “Our members are comforta­ for employees. Workers would On June 13 the consumer group Some other analysts in June spring it had predicted about a 1 ble with this contract and they’re pay $10 for most visits while u Buyers Up, a division of the Ralph agreed with Dyson’s view that a percent increase for this year s feeling very good about what receiving free preventive care. Nader-founded Public Citizen or­ supply crunch was possible, but first half. they’ve won; what they feel they Employees would have to pay ganization, issued a report saying none went so far as to predict Summer usually is the peak fought very hard for,” said Jessie more if they seek treatment from tight supplies and rising demand motorists would face backups at period for gasoline consumption, Wilson, president of Local 9415 of doctors and hospitals outside the would lead to higher prices and the gas pump. and demand normally tails off by the Communication Workers of network. possibly 1970s-style gas lines by Dyson said he had "totally September. America. i Company efforts to get em­ early August. underestimated” the refining in­ Jan Lundberg, a private energy Most of the 42,500 operators, ployees to share part of their Christopher Dyson, author of dustry’s ability to sustain an repair people and factory soaring health-care costs have forecaster based in Fredericks­ been a major factor in several of the report, said then that he exceptionally high rate of produc­ burg, Va., said the recent slump workers at San Francisco-based expected prices to jump about 10 tion throughout the season. Pacific Telesis were expected to the strikes. in gasoline prices "is clearly due The contract also contains a cents a gallon during the "That was the major reason to an unexpectedly weak summer be back on the job or scheduled summer, mainly because of a our prediction didn’t come out as for their next shift by today, union no-layoff clause and provides driving season” that he said could added family benefits, such as a supply squeeze. it should have," Dyson said. He mean the economy is entering a and company officials said. In fact there have been no also did not expect the high rates Meanwhile, the strike at Bell $2,000 reimbursement for adop­ reported shortages of gasoline, of summer oil production by recession. Atlantic, which covers six mid- tion costs and tax benefits for even in remote areas with heavy major foreign producers that Lundberg and other analysts The Astoclated Frees Atlantic states and Washington, dependent care. tourist traffic, according to Jo­ pushed down prices for crude say prices are likely to continue D,C., moved a step closer to The contract must be approved seph Koach, executive director of used to make gasoline. dropping this fall. ABOVE IT ALL — A couple sits on a park bench atop the perch gave them a view of the Golden Gate Bridge and agreement Sunday when the by the membership, but a ratifi­ Marin Headlands in San Francisco. The Sunday morning the city skyline, both shrouded on fog. company’s Pennsylvania subsi­ cation vote isn't expected to be diary settled with one of two completed until Sept. 22, said striking unions. Lynn Jimenez, a spokeswoman Can he play ‘Far, Far Away?’ Strikes continued at NYNEX, for Pacific Bell. serving New York and the Nor­ Company officials complained ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) - overtime, presumably. "He plays 6-week-old replacement. "He’s theast; and at Ameritech, which there had been 450 “serious acts Frankly, Fritz the schnauzer ad nauseam,” she says. "It’s slept under the covers in my arms Leftover campaign funds an issue covers five Midwestern states. of sabotageor vandalism” during doesn’t know an arpeggio from a almost impossible to stop him.” every since,” she said. No talks were scheduled in those the walkout. They said rewards of At the urging of her piano two strikes. $10,000 to $25,000 for information doggie bone. But when he plink- This spring, Fritz became By Barry Massey campaigns. for that.” tific or religious purposes. plonks a few notes on the family something of a celebrity when he pupils, Mrs. Ross taught Fritz The three continuing strikes leading to an arrest and convic­ The Associated Press ’’The ethics spotlight has been The law allows House members Some members return the involve more than 150,000 tion remain in effect. # t4 grand piano, his mistress beams appeared in a new book titled how to play. trained on Congress,” said Ms. in office before Jan. 8, 1980, to money to contributors. But admiringly as if Van Cliburn "Dogs and Their Women.” pub­ ’’He loved to tear up Kleenex workers. In Philadelphia, representa­ WASHINGTON - Five months Manes. convert excess campaign money former members have trans­ On Sunday, workers at Pacific tives of the International Brother­ himself were tickling the ivories. lished by Little, Brown and Co. tissues. So I put some Kleenex on ferred at least $862,000 in surplus the piano keys, and when he’d hit after he retired from a 16-year Advocates of a change in to personal use. Bell and Nevada Bell Telephone hood of Electrical Workers V' As far as Shirley Mae Ross is There, on page 15, is a picture of career in Congress, Missouri (Currently, 191 House members campaign money to personal use concerned. Fritz is a doggone Fritz seated at the piano with his a note inadvertently. I’d say, ‘Oh, campaign finance law say law­ Co., subsidiaries of Pacific Tele- reached a tentative agreement Republican Gene Taylor reached makers may have to act on the are covered by that “grandfather after leaving office since 1980, sis, began relieving 17,000 super­ Sunday with Bell of sensation. mistress, supposedly playing a Fritz, you wonderful dog,’ and according to a report earlier this •;.-i _ S .-.- ^ into his old campaign fund­ issue soon to salve public con­ clause” and they had cash visors who took over day-to-day Pennsylvania. '4 ' ”He is by far my best student,” duet. feed him a biscuit,” shesaid. “He reserves of $39 million in their year by Congressional Quarterly. says Mrs. Ross, who gives piano "Get cracking, Shirley, or we was trained within a week. He raising account and took home cerns over ethics scandals in operations following the walkout The subsidiary announced the < \ $345,000. Congress such as the one that led re-election accounts at the start When Taylor left office in 16 days ago. settlement was similar to a deal lessons to children in the living won’t end together,” Fritz is just loves to play the piano. And of the year. room of her suburban Washing­ saying in the photo caption. he has perfect pitch.” It was perfectly legal thanks to to the resignation of House January, his campaign commit­ As at the other strikebound reached Thursday between the a decade-old law, but even so, Speaker Jim Wright. Rep. Stephen Solarz, D-N.Y., tee listed a balance of $457,938. companies, managers had been eWA and Bell Atlantic. ton home. "He’s not a pet. He’s an Elsewhere in the book — a had $1.16 million at the end of artist.” testament in words and pictures Fritz accompanies Mrs. Ross to Taylor’s decision highlights a Taylor belongs to an exclusive During the first six months of this working 12 hours a day six days a But IBEW workers will stay off nursing homes and senior citizen practice that is drawing criticism club of current and former House June and Rep. Dan Rosten- The Associated Press Twelve-year-old Fritz has been to the love affairs between some year, he contributed $64,200 to week to maintain service for the job until Bell of Pennsylvania centers where his keyboard per­ as ethics questions simmer in members permitted under a kowski, D-Ill., had $1.01 million in churches and colleges in southw­ PacTel’s 13.2 million customers. settles local issues with the CWA "playing” the piano since he was women and their dogs — is the his campaign account. CAT TRAP ALLEY — Steve Bridwall, a catch some cats that have been camping a pup. To show off for visitors, he woman who said she "replaced a formances are eagerly awaited. Congress. 10-year-old law to take leftover est Missouri, gave $2,500 to There were minor delays in and an agreement is reached supervisor at Steinway and Sons’ out in the factory’s basement recently. leaps to the keyboard, frowns his six-foot Swedish husband with a He plays three movements, inter­ President Bush has proposed cash from their re-election treas­ A Senate rule prohibits current political candidates and spent operator-assisted calls, installa­ between the IBEW and sister rupted by applause and mun- uries for personal use after they and former members from factory in Queens, N. Y., sets a live trap to shaggy eyebrows at a book of fi'e-pound dog.” Another is outlawing the practice and the about $8,600 on other items, tions and repairs. company New Jersey Bell, offi­ Beethoven sonatas, and taps out a shown in her wedding gown, chies, she says. Senate already has voted to ban leave office. spending campaign money for including automobile insurance After several marathon ses­ cials said. chord or two with his front paws. kissing the dog who was her “Usually Fritz plays an an­ it. The debate could shift this fall According to records of the personal use. But practically and airline tickets. sions, a draft of the tentative pact Fritz then races into the kitchen "maid of honor, flower girl, best dante first, then a largo for the to the House, which has vigor­ Federal Election Commission, speaking, it can’t be enforced was drawn up early Sunday and ously resisted such proposals Taylor has converted more sur­ once a senator leaves office. At the end of June he trans­ and. wagging his stubby tail, man and the one who gave me second movement, and he always ferred $345,000 to himself by formalized later by negotiators. Advertisement waits next to a cabinet door for his away.” ends with a presto,” she said. "He because its members are the ones plus campaign cash to personal House rules prohibit current Workers won increases in New Doctors Discovery Bakker jury selection starts that would be affected and they use than any other former law­ members from spending cam­ writing two personal checks. reward: a dog biscuit. Mrs. Ross was grieving over does cadenzas all over the place. Campaign money converted to wages, bonuses and other pay­ "He has to be paid imme­ the death of her previous Everything he does is cadenzas.” have millions of dollars at stake. maker. But Taylor bristles at the paign money for personal use. ments that will raise overall CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Bakker and his attorneys have exchange for their one-time dona­ "It amounts to a special attention the news media have Any retiring House or Senate personal use is subject to state diately,” says Mrs. Ross. ”IIe schnauzer when her husband, When Fritz travels, he carries and federal taxation, and Taylor salaries by 11 percent over three Jim Bakker’s new surroundings declined to discuss their defense tion of $1,000. belongs to the dog musicians’ Denwood F. Ross Jr., an official his own suitcase packed with a interest-financed retirement given his use of campaign member can contribute leftover years, Wilson said. Weight Loss Pill are far from a television pulpit — strategy. But investigators say donations campaign money to a political estimates nearly 40 percent of the union.” at the Nuclear Regulatory Com­ jogging suit, a plaid raincoat and fund,” complains Susan Manes of donations. transfer will go for taxes. Pay currently ranges from a courtroom in which he’s But the evangelist has said he were spent on the ministry’s He gets a biscuit and a half for mission, brought Fritz home as a a mink coat. Common Cause, a government "I haven’t done anything party, other political campaigns, about $228 a week for some charged with cheating his minis­ knew little about PTL’s finances. day-to-day operating costs and to watchdog group that advocates wrong,” saysTaylor. "Idoalotof charitable organizations, or Last month the Senate ap­ operators to $650 for some skilled Approved for try out of more than $4 million. “I was a pastor, and a business­ finance the lavish lifestyles of an overhaul of the system for things out there for public ser­ transfer the money to a trust or proved a bill to repeal the technicians, according to union With jury selection scheduled man 1 was not.” PTL executives rather than the financing congressional vice. I’m going to use some of it foundation for educational, scien- loophole. figures. to begin today, Bakker’s wife, Bakker, who left the PTL mammoth hotel projects Bakker Tammy Faye, was to remain in television empire during a sex- promoted on his television show. U.S.Gov’t. Patent Orlando, Fla., to act as sole host and-money scandal in 1987, relo­ Richard Dortch, Bakker’s Lazy Way' to Lose Weight of their revived television minis­ cated earlier this year to a nearly former top assistant at the Already Sweeping U.S. try. She and her husband have empty shopping center in Or­ now-defunct PTL, pleaded guilty I- College to vend condoms BEVERLY HILLS, CA (Special)- been using the show to plead for lando. The show is carried by to fbiir charges of fraud and NEED SOME EXTRA An amazing new weight loss pill called money for Bakker’s defense. several television stations. conspiracy Aug. 8 and agreed to MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - A ling condoms in cigarette ma­ ducted the survey with the ’’fat-magnet” has recently been devel­ Opening arguments were sche­ The Bakkers have asked view­ testify against his former boss. student-led initiative aimed at chines and at bookstores. In Atlanta-based Centers for Dis­ oped and perfected by two prominent duled to begin in a week, but ers to contribute $1 million for a The trial is expected to focus on safer sex will allow University of January, it plans to phase out ease Control. SPENDING MONEY!! doctors at a world famous hospital in defense attorneys have renewed defense fund. In a letter to the Bakkers’ lifestyle, much like Minnesota students this fall to cigarette sales and will switch the Los Angeles that reportedly “guaran­ their motions to move the trial out supporters two months ago, Mrs. the trial of James and David buy condoms from the same condom supplies to candy “The incidence was cause for Newspaper routes available tees” you steady fat loss and calorie of Charlotte and the Western Bakker said half of that amount Taggart, two former aides who dormitory vending machines of­ machines. concern; it was higher than we reduction by simply taking their tested District of North Carolina be­ had to be raised by the end of the were convicted last month of fering chocolate bars and —The University of Virginia expected,” Brewer said. in your area... and proven new pill. cause of pretrial publicity. month. income tax evasion. The two pretzels. sells condoms in public areas. The U.S. government has just approv­ U.S. Magistrate Paul Taylor Officials of Jim and Tammy brothers, who face up to 25 years "I’d rather not see anyone die,” “As much as anything, I think Dormitory leaders at the Uni­ ed the doctors claims for a hard-to-get rejected a similar motion earlier, Ministries have declined to say in prison and $1 million in fines said Joe Westrup, a university they’re a symbol that the univer­ versity of Minnesota came up Earn money and prizes by patent that confirms “there has never how much has been raised, each, are scheduled to be sent­ with their proposal during the been anything like their fat-bonding pill saying publicity had died down in senior and dormitory resident sity cares about the students’ priKess before.” It is a totally new major the two years since Bakker left except to say that supporters enced Friday. who helped propose the initiative. health,” said Jim Mitchell, asso­ 1987-88 school year. They ap­ delivering the have responded to the appeal. They were convicted of divert­ ">u proached eight university resi­ scientific breakthrough and is revolu­ the PTL ministry he founded. But “That’s the main thing. Sex is a ciate director of student health at tionizing the weight loss industry. Taylor said lawyers could renew It was earlier appeals for $1,000 ing $1.1 million in ministry funds pretty scary thing now.” the University of Virginia. “Stu­ dence halls for approval before Manchester Herald donations to buy ’’lifetime part­ to finance European trips, fur presenting the plan to You Can “Eat Normally” their arguments before U.S. The university plans to stock dents make their own choices. Best of all, “you can continue to District Court Judge Robert nerships” at PTL that landed coats, matching Jaguar cars, and sell the condoms in packages We’re saying, if you’re going to be administrators. in your neighborhood. Bakker in federal court. Cartier jewelry, expensive furni­ eat your favorite foods and you don’t Potter during jury selection. of three for a dollar in snack sexually active, use condoms.” Westrup said students com­ have to change your normal eating Prosecutors say he and top ture and an apartment in Manhat­ machines in campus residence Mitchell said administrators Bakker is charged with eight aides diverted more than $4 tan’s Trump Tower. plained that it is difficult to find a Call today to get more details. habits. You can start losing fat and halls and student unions here. expected student controversy pharmacy that is conveniently reduce calories from the very first day, counts of mail fraud, 15 counts of million of the $158 million contrib­ Bakker resigned in March 1987 Some students say the idea will over the wider condom distribu­ until you achieve the ideal weight you wire fraud, and conspiracy to uted under various partnership after The Charlotte Observer 7-^'- located or open late at night for be difficult to get used to. tion on campus, but have not impromptu condom purchases. desire without exercising”. commit mail and wire fraud. If programs to their personal uses. informed him it was ready to “I think AIDS is a big problem discovered any. 647-9946 Flushes Fat Out of Body convicted on all counts, he could In eight of the 11 partnerships, publish a story saying the minis­ that has to be stopped, but to sell Kathleen Matthews, director of Matthews said the condom Sycamore Lane ...... all The new pill is appropriately called be sentenced to 120 years in contributors were promised free try paid hush money to prevent condoms in vending machines, I health education at Minnesota’s the “fat-magnet” pill because it breaks prison and ordered to pay more lodging at the ministry’s Herit­ former New York church secre­ vending packs also will contain Linden St...... all into thousands of particles, each acting \ think is going too far,” said junior Boynton Health Service, said new informational brochures. than $5 million in fines. Mrs. age USA Christian retreat and tary Jessica Hahn from talking Choua Vang. 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Aug. 21, 1989 Gays in Atlanta A OPINION gain political clout By Curt Anderson center of the civil rights move­ A Voters need The Associated Press ment and its Southern gentility Tass gets for the lack of confrontation over ATLANTA — Atlanta has long gay issues.“A lot of gay and been a magnet for homosexuals lesbian people tend to be from the full costs benefit of in the Southeast who felt they’d smaller towns in the South. They never be accepted in smaller still have a lot of that traditional towns. Southern mentality.” Midtown Atlanta, a hodge­ glasnost “It’s a little island of enlighten­ podge of high-rise office towers, to decide ment in a sea of bigotry,” said Gil comfortable neighborhoods, Robinson, a lobbyist for several nightclubs and shopping centers, The cost of long-term borrowing is always By Jack Anderson Atlanta gay groups. is the center of gay life. But it’s a high so it should be no surprise that the and Dale Van Atta They’ve never been forced to lifestyle that has been quietly u ultimate cost of proposed additions to town take to the streets to fight for woven into the city’s society. equality here, but with an esti­ “We’re invisible,” said Marie hall estimated at $16.5 million increased to an MOSCOW — Time was when a story from the Washington bureau of the mated 300,000 homosexuals in the Murray of the Greater Atlanta estimated $30 million when the cost of paying official Tass news agency would metropolitan area, the gay com­ Political Awareness Committee, off the bonds is included. begin; “Yet another falsification has munity has become a well- GAPAC. “We don’t just care That cost would be paid over 22 years for a been offered by the White House.” organized, potent political force. about gay issues. We’re inter­ capital improvement that would last a long Tass is still far from Pulitzer Prize Nowhere has that been more ested in all of the issues that material, but it has taken enormous apparent than in the race to everybody else is.” time and the cost would diminish annually succeed Mayor Andrew Young. Still, many gay activists say over the years. journalistic strides under glasnost, and Leonid P. Kravchenko is the man “I think gay and lesbian people their greatest victory was the Nevertheless the $30 million figure is with one foot in the party and the other here are becoming a real political 1986 addition of sexual orient ation sobering, especially when you consider that stepping into legitimate journalism. power, probably getting close to to an anti-discrimination ordi­ the town is considering another major capital Kravchenko, the director general of New York, San Francisco and Los nance. It has survived one repeal Angeles.” said Richard Swanson, effort; CPA is trying again to improvement, a new police station. the new and improved Tass, ruefully summed up the past as a “credibility administrator of the Atlanta Gay have the amendment thrown out. As some of the town directors observed at a problem.” We met with him for a rare Center. Mrs. Schaefer said she does not meeting Friday, town officials will have to “That’s funny. I could have sworn that computer hacker got five interview in his modern office on Fulton County Commission believe a sexual preference group determine as closely as possible the financial Moscow’s Boulevard Ring Road. He is Chairman Michael Lomax and should be considered a minority, former Mayor Maynard Jackson, effect of the additions, new police station and, years and $50,000 in fines. But here it is — six months suspended fighting the image of the old days particularly in affirmative action when Tass was perceived only as the the two leading Democratic can­ programs. She does believe that possibly, expanded schools before deciding and five bucks. didates in the Oct. 3 election until heightened gay political power what to do. mouthpiece of the Central Committee. Lomax dropped out this month, bodes ill for the city. For years the town has struggled with The crash of a pilotless Soviet The Associated Press vigorously campaigned in the gay “It concerns me where the city stop-gap measures to accommodate muncipal MIG-23 fighter in Belgium on July 4 is photographer Nick Ut. The two were recently reunited in community. is heading. When the morals of PULITZER PRIZE WINNER — Ascreaming PhanThi Kim Both had detailed platforms on offices. That has been a source of frustration, a prime example. The old Tass would the city start falling apart, we will Phuc, center, runs terrified with her family along Route 1 Cuba and she plans a visit to the United States later this gay issues, promising to seek suffer the consequences, ” she not only for town administrators, but also for Leisure time defines marriage have claimed the plane was stolen by outside the South Vietnam village of Trang Bang in 1972. year. the CIA and crashed deliberately. The funds for housing for people with said, adding that the suburbs will elected officials and for some citizens who new Tass sent a reporter to the The photo won a Pultizer Prize for Associated Press AIDS, to appoint gay men and become conservative in reaction would like to see the space problem solved By George Plagenz old clothes, forget about shaving twisted together, they make a piece of Supreme Soviet to collar the defense lesbians to city posts and to to gay clout within the city. permanently. every morning and just sit lazily in a rope which can pull an ocean-going minister for the story, printed that the establish police task forces to Many gay men and lesbians rowboat and wait for a nibble. combat unprovoked assaults on But it may be necessary to continue making freighter. pilot had bailed out and left the plane own prosperous businesses — I was happy to hear Kim say that His wife meanwhile goes with a Happily married couples, I tell the Pulitzer photographer, homosexuals. with money to contribute to do with the present muncipal office space for her marriage to Danny was coming on automatic pilot, and then printed woman friend to a seaside resort newlyweds, are like that. When their the official Soviet apologies to the The city’s gay population has politicians — and are active in a few more years or putting up with the along better. But I wondered why he where she can enjoy the luxuries of never before been courted so one or more of the dozens of gay wasn’t with her now. She had come lives, thin and fragile by themselves, countries that had been endangered. present police station for a few more years. hotel life and eat food she doesn’t have are entwined with each other, they napalmed war victim openly, said Jeffrey Laymon, and lesbian organizations that down for the weekend with her to prepare. Kravchenko claims the number of It seems clear the town has to establish can pull the marriage back through “official” stories appearing in Tass executive secretary of the Metro­ rate politics high on their agenda. mother. "They both have a wonderful time some pretty firm priorities before making a the choppiest waters. has dropped to only 10 percent of the politan Atlanta Council of Gay Jackson campaign spokesman “We go pretty much our own way,’’ and come back rejuvenated. But — and Lesbian Organizations. “We Angelo Foster said the gay commitment. Then I give them the piece of rope as total copy since he took over in meet 17 years later Kim answered when I asked her Eleanora is right — you wouldn’t a wedding present to remind them of do have the numbers now. The population is “very important” in The directors have only until Sept. 7 to where Danny was.“He went fishing December. Western readers who exactly call Larry and Tina a happy this. follow the wire service closely, political situation has changed. building a successful coalition decide on asking the voters in the Nov. 7 up in Canada with a buddy last month. married couple. They have to pay attention.” with Atlanta’s black majority to I’m going to New Orleans with a Eleanora Wheeler’s insight about believe that the party line still takes HAVANA, Cuba (AP) - The election to approve a bond issue for the More like happily married singles. picking a marriage partner is based up more than 10 percent of the ink, but napalmed Vietnamese girl in the Even those who oppose win a citywide election. And girlfriend in October. We don’t make Happily married singles came in "If 1 ever see those additions to the municipal office building. on the same principle of togetherness they acknowldge that Tass has come a Pulitzer Prize-winning picture affirmative-action programs in­ many politicians no longer fear a any demands on each other. It works fashion when togetherness went out in (South Vietnamese) clusion of homosexuals agree out pretty well.” — in this case, having fun together. long way. that came to symbolize the backlash if they openly support Voters will be more easily persuaded to vote the 1960s and women’s liberation Liking people — even our spouses — atrocity of war isplanningatripto that Atlanta’s gay population has gay issues. “Although there is a yes if they have a fairly clear idea of what the Great — I guess. But Kim and Kravchenko surprisingly admitted pilots who dropped appeared. Both parties in this kind of is largely a matter of association. We that some of the more boisterous America with a message of developed some muscle. lot of homophobia, it has lessened total financial burden for capital Danny’s arrangement wouldn’t have marriage go their own way, pursuing the bombs on me, or “I think it’s anti-family and it’s the blessing of Eleanora Wheeler. She tend to like those who were with us non-state Soviet newspapers helped reconciliation and hope. considerably.“ he said. improvements is likely to be in the next ten their own interests. They are married when we had a good time. They free up Tass for real reporting. Phan Thi Kim Phuc was a anti-God,” said Nancy Schaefer, Lomax recently reached out for was a woman in my parish in Boston and they may be happy but to call any American pilots, I years or so. who had a rule of thumb for anybody become part of the picture of Last April 9, government troops put terrified 9-year-old running from chairwoman of Citizens for Pub­ the gay vote with a proposal to them a couple would be stretching satisfaction which flashes through our her napalmed South Vietnam would say to them. lic Awareness, which has fought include gay-owned businesses in contemplating marriage: “Always things. down a peaceful demonstration in the marry someone who likes to do the minds whenever we recall the plea­ Georgian capital of Tbilisi with clubs, village one June day in 1972 when T h e w a r is o ver.’ The to repeal a city ordinance amend­ a study of Fulton County's Happily married couples are differ­ sant moments we have had. Associated Press photographer ment giving gay residents protec­ affirmative action program. same things you do on vacations.” ent. They depend on each other for sharpened shovels and poison gas. At It was her theory that if a man and Like the man who goes on fishing least 20 people were killed. Tass, in Nick Ut captured her moment of past is the past," she tion from discrimination. Atlanta Les Hough, a specialist in Goodbye, their happiness. It is this interdepend­ vacation with his wife. After he comes agony for the ages. has become a “haven” for Southern politics at Georgia State wife like to spend their leisure time Kravchenko’s words, published “a said. "I w ould ask ence that accounts for the strength of home, he relives the happy time and, The gripping picture appeared homosexuals, she said. University, said the proposal doing the same things, they are their marriag.e very laconic statement” about the happily matched. in his mind, along with the big one he incident. on newspaper front pages nation­ those pilots what can Unlike San Francisco or New shows the role gay voters — Whenever I perform my “rope caught, he’ll see his wife. The trout Then the feisty weekly “Moscow wide, enshrining Kim as a person­ York, the rise of gay power here especially white ones — play in There may be something to it. A wedding,” I illustrate this point with and his wife together will be synonym­ they do to bring us all Mr. Downey couple we know have just come back News” blew Tass away with a story ification of Vietnamese suffering, came not with a surge of predominantly black Atlanta. an eight-inch length of heavy-duty ous with contentment and pleasure. and pictures showing what Krav­ and ravaging the American together. militancy, but rather gradually. “By appealing to the margins, to from taking “separate vacatins." rope — the kind tugs use to pull giant Kim and Danny are missing that. They have been doing this for some chenko diplomatically described as conscience. "There’s such a con­ Gay activism surfaced in Amer­ the single-issue groups, you can Those of us who trust in the good sense of ships in and out of the harbor. I show Unseen in the photograph were ica in the early 1970s and by the solidify your white support." he years now. He goes off to some how thin and frail each strand of the “an unskillful use of force.” Using the American people had our faith rewarded George Plagenz is a syndicated that as a wedge, Tass published the ghastly burns. “Her whole nection between Viet­ time Atlanta’s homosexual popu- said. mountain retreat where he can put on rope is but how, when the strands are columnist. recently with the announcement that Morton another report giving a more accu­ back and neck and arm were black nam and America, but it lation reached significant “In a close race, it can make a Downey Jr. soon will be but a bad memory. rate picture of what happened. like barbecue,” Ut recalls. numbers much of the work had big difference" would be one of friend­ already been done. Downey’s television show has been We asked him how he covered “There was terrible heat. I was The prominence of gay issues in nationalist movements in the Baltic running, running, runningaway.I ship. Not bitterness. “By 1980, attitudes about equal­ Atlanta shows the differences canceled by MCA Television because of poor Balancing ‘essential’ services states of Latvia, Lithuania and tore off my burning clothes. But ity had already changed or between city and country in ratings. Put another way, Mort is a victim of Estonia, “Not very well,” he quickly the burning didn’t stop. I was Not enemies.” moderated across the country,” Georgia, where no gubernatorial The Associated Press Swanson said. “There probably candidates mention gay rights as the basic decency and sense of fairness of the By Walter Mears covered continental II.S, airports; said the appropriation cut is devastat­ acknowledged. alone with that terrible heat,” American people. Having had a year or so of Alaska would not be affected. ing to a program that already has The new Tass master called it “a Kim told Los Angeles Times REUNITED — Associated Press photographer Nick Ut w'asn’t a great need to get out and an important platform plank, he “These criteria are reasonable and been reformed. She said earlier kind of jeweler’s work” meticulously Magazine writer Judith Coburn on march. We’re able to achieve said. “Anyone who had ambitions Downey’s antics, Americans have given him a and Phan Thi Kim Phuc, the subject of his 1972 Pultizer much more with a lower-key of statewide office in Georgia ... decisive thumbs down. WASHINGTON — It’s a tradeoff fair to rural America, ” argued Rep. legislation “eliminated the worse figuring out how to tell the story the eve of a scheduled six-week is the past,” shesaid. “I wouldask that helps to smooth the process of William Lehman, D-Fla., chairman of abuses” by instituting a subsidy limit without going too far. He cited the trip across America. those pilots what can they do to Prize photo, pose for a photo during a reunion in Havana, approach.” would downplay gay rights issues Downey was never the all-American patriot governing: while the big money goes the appropriations subcommittee that of $300 a passenger. Soviet constitution at one point It Kim and Ut met again on July bring us all together. Cuba, earlier this month. He cited Atlanta’s status as a in any race.” his press agents wanted us to believe. He to the cities, small town America gets shaped the bill. The new formula Then she offered some numbers bans “propaganda that instigates 24, their first meeting in 17 years, “There’s such a connection wasn’t even a guy with strongly held a piece of the federal budget for its made it through the appropriations that may be even more telling; 39 national strife." It was one of those during a brief reunion in Havana. between Vietnam and America, principles who just went a bit too far cherished programs, even when they committee by only one vote On the states have communities getting neat little Leninist holdover phrases “To me, she’s part of the but it would be one of friendship. Build Your Future at flunk efficiency formulas. House floor it was erased by a point of Essential Air Service subsidies, and from the Soviet state founder who only family,” said Ut, whose famous Not bitterness. Not enemies. But sometimes, as his press agents also wanted us That doesn’t cost a lot and it can oil order, because appropriations bills abided journalists as “agitators picture hangs in the den of his I’m not coming to America to talk to believe. there are 68 congressional districts the machinery of Congress, where are supposed to deal only in dollars, involved. propagandists and agents of the suburban Los Angeles home. “I about the war. Downey and those behind him were people some of the power brokers of the not in legislating rules for the Eleven cities and towns in Ne­ state.” tell my children Bettina and “I’m coming so Americans can Manchester who smelled a quick buck. They thought there appropriations process are veterans programs involved. braska are among them, and Mrs. Kravchenko directs the second Michael, who were born in meet the girl in the photo ...” was money to be made appealing to the worst who come from rural districts. Lehman said that without the Smith said she wants her constituents biggest news agency in the world America, how lucky they are to The 26-year-old woman also But the traditional bargain is restrictions, the program includes after Reuters. He has more than 8,000 in people. They peddled hatred, prejudice and “and all rural taxpayers” to know she escape war.” wants to see the Statue of Liberty running head-on into the federal abuses that make it indefensible. So isn’t surrendering but will work to get employees who produce a total of 4 Ut fled Vietnam in April 1975 and the Golden Gate bridge. Community pettiness, and resorted to the strategem, budget crunch these days, with the debate is sure to come around the money restored. million words each day, he said, or the and worked two years in the AP’s “If she can forgive, why can’t reminiscent of the Nazis, of singling out spending caught between an adminis again, in the Senate and in final House She said it would lake another $19 equivalent of 750 newspaper pages Tokyo bureau before transferring anyone?” asks Merle Ratner of vulnerable scapegoats who made easy targets tration that vows no new taxes and a action. million or .$20 million, which amounts Tass has offices in 113 countries to the Los Angeles office, where he the Committee to Welcome Kim to blame for the very complex problems our law that enforces decreasing ceilings “Over 45 percent, or .50 of the 110 to .02 percent of the total transporta­ which is more than Reuters or any continues to work as a staff Phuc, which is sponsoring her College society faces. on the federal budget deficit. communities in the continental Uni­ tion appropriation, to finance the other agency. The smallest outposts photographer. trip. The visit is part of a That strain was showing as the ted States currently receiving subsi­ rural air service subsidies. are manned by at least two people The Havana reunion was a campaign to normalize U.S.- For a while, it was a bit scary to think that House dealt with transportation ap­ dies emplane less than 5 passengers a Even the new Tass is not the ”... Rural America, home to more shock for Ut. The wounded child Vietnamese relations. SiLsan Chen of Easi Hanford didl A single pareni, maybe the American people would buy into propriations just before its summer day under this program,” said than one-fourth of the country’s information purist that the numbers he photographed and took to a The photograph led Gen. Wil­ something that malicious. But in the end, the recess. The program at hand was a Lehman. ”... Can anyone explain why population, receives only $1 in federal would imply . The vacuum-like KGB is hospital in 1972 had grown into a liam Westmoreland, commander Susan siaricd at CCSU in 1981, bill swiiched lo MCC people proved better than that. Americans rural favorite called Essential Air the taxpayers should be paying mass transportation funds for every the destinotion for much of what Tass beautiful woman, thescars on her in chief of U.S. forces in Vietnam, beeausc the uiilion was more affordable. I bis spimg Service, under which airline.s get $245,000 a year to fly planes into gathers in the name of news. In the tuned Downey out in record numbers and $28 in mass transportation funds spent back, chest and arm concealed to charge Ut’s picture was a fake. she received iwo associate's degrees from MCC. one m subsidies for maintaining flights in Parsons, Kan., to haul an average of in urban America,” she added. 1950s, a Soviet defector told U S beneath a T-shirt. The general said Kim had been marketing ami one in business adminisiraiion. I liis lall when they did, so did his sponsors. Thanks to and out of small cities. 0.6 passengers a day.... Or can anyone intelligence sources that 80 percent of Kim accepted a Vietnamese burned in “a Hibachi accident.” she’ll start taking courses at Central again to earn lier the people, our airwaves won’t be polluted It was vital to the 1978 compromise justify paying $270,000 per year to fly Walter R. Mears, vice president and Tass’ personnel were spies Todav government invitation to go to Ut said he had traveled with with his venom after Sept. 15. in which Congress voted to deregulate planes into Lewiston, Maine, to haul columnist for The Associated Press, according to our CIA sources the Cuba in 1986, wheresheeventually other journalists to the village of bachelor’s degree in economics. the airlines, giving them broad percentages is “much less ” —New Haven Register 0.9 passengers a day, especially when has reported on Washington and began studies in pharmacology. Trang Bang following three days leeway to set their own routes and another airport is .55 miles away?” national politics for more than 25 Kravchenko admits Tass still puts She now lives in a student of heavy fighting. The napalm Wc can help you tool ('onsider starting your college fares. The program has been ex­ But Rep. Virginia Smith, R-Neb., years. out “background reports” for official apartment within a Havana that routed Kim and other villag­ path at MCC, then transferring lo the umversiiy or tended at least through 1998, but not eyes only. Our sources say the dailv ers fell in the early afternoon. As 1 highrise. college of your choice. For ;i degree in a special caicer the money to fund it. Appropriations version for general consumption is “I want to live my life, marry, she ran, the girl cried that her are handled year by year, and they called “White Tass.” a limited have children.’’ she said, adding flesh was “burning so hot,” said field (over 40 to elioo.se from!), consider credit or noii- have been shrinking. Open Forum circulation version called “Red Tass” she’s “a joyful young woman.” Ut. crcdil courses at MCC. We offer uansfer, carcci, Congress voted $25 miliion in includes criticism of the Soviets that Her U.S. visit, tentatively set for Kim hopes the, trip will raise ccriificaic and non-credit programs, with full-iiiiie or subsidies for the current fiscal year; IS gleaned by Tass correspondents this fall, will attempt to soothe money for her family in Vietnam part-time .schedules to fit your needs. the bill approved by the House cuts Party a success thank all of the business and civic worldwide. The secret “Green Tass’’ lingering bitterness from the and for her return to the United that by more than half for the next contributors for the support required includes anything deemed to have bloody Southeast Asian conflict of States to study and get medical year. To the Editor: to make this safe environment intelligence value. two decades ago. treatment. August Walk-In Registration The administration wanted to do available. Update “If I ever see those (South Holding her scarred arm next to away with Essential Air Service On behalf of the parents committee the untouched one, she asks; Many parents volunteered their Vietnamese) pilots who dropped J Walk-in registration for credit courses is open subsidies entirely; its budget says of East Catholic High School which time and hard work to transform We revealed .several months ago the bombs on me, or any “Don’t you think the doctors in that subsidies were costing up to $500 organized the drug and alcohol free Court House One into a cruise ship, that Iran s Revolutionary Guards had American pilots. I would say to America could make them both during August at the Registrar’s Office in the a passenger on flights in and out of party for the class of ’89, we want to prepare and coordinate food, enter­ arrested and tortured Iran’s former them, ‘The war is over.’ The past look the same?” Lowe Building; some small airports, most of them say thank-you for the publicity which tainment, and gift solicitations to United Nations Ambassador Mo­ Monday and Tuesday. 9 a.m.-7 p.ni., serving only a handful of passengers hammed Mahallati. He suffered a preceded our June 8 party. make this something to remember for Thursday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. each day. Without the support of the local the .seniors heart attack during the torture and ® 10B9 b , NEA, Inc The House bill appropriates $12.4 newspapers that serve the towns of The cuiimination of this event was a was hospitalized. His colleagues in the - ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. For a class schedule, call 647-6140. million for the program in a bill that our student ba.se, we would notbeable tribute to all tho.se who worked so United Nations are still wonderiSg was designed to cut the number of to obtain the civic, business, and hard, re.sulting in 2.54 out of 258 what became of him. Our sources"n Dobvrl J. tmilhji l) Walk-in registration for non-credit weeknighi Iran say Mahalali has recovered and INSURANSMITHS SINCE communities getting air passenger community support of contributions students attending. So. the class of ’89 INSURANSMITHS courses, and credit weekend campus and subsidies from 110 to 48. and donations. is leaving its mark on the world as has been given a scholarly assign iWanrlifsIrr Hrrah'i That was going to be done by setting The class of ’89 cruised the night members head down the road of life. ment with a strategic studies centmn 1914 off-campus courses is held until die start of in­ new rules to limit the subsidy to no away on June 8, 1989, at Court Hou.se Tehran. His tormentors have never dividual classes at the Continuing Education Founded In 1881 more than $25 per passenger — One aboard the USS East Catholic in Barry and Franrine Cowles been punished, but they have lost Office on the East Campus; matching the estimated cost of some of their power since the death S PENNY M. StEFFEPT...... Publisher celebration of graduation at the Pat and Gary Hickey 649-5241 Monday through Thursday, 10 a.ni.-7 p.m., Amtrak rail subsidies — and by their protector, the ‘ GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor second parent-.spon.sored drug and Co-chalrpersons Khomeini. Ayatollah Friday, 9 a.m.-noon. MARIE P G PA O Y...... City Editor denying air passenger payments to alcohol free party. Graduation Party €5 E. Center Street ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor any community within 100 miles of an For a class schedule, call 647-60S7. The parent committee, chairper­ Parents’ Club Jack Anderson and Manchefter, CT. —J airport that does have service. That sons, parents and class of '89 wish to East Catholic High School are syndicated columnists. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 21. 1989 iBaiirbrsIrr yrralii Voyager Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 SPORTS Monday, Aug. 21, 1989

Saturn in 1980. Administration will conduct daily news conferences Sending Voyager to Neptune was like “sinking a through Aug. 29. 2,260-mile golf putt, assuming the golfercan make a Some scientists have said the planet may have 50 Randolph few illegal fine adjustments while the ball is rolling or more ring arcs, different than the complete rings across this incredibly long green,” according to encircling Saturn and Uranus. “The Voyager Neptune Travel Guide,” written by They also say Neptune’s magnetic field may Hall honors mission planning manager Charles Kohlhase and create auroras like Earth’s northern lights, and also burns the his staff. may trap orbiting radiation belts similar to Earth’s About 170 researchers from around the world are Van Allen belts. at the laboratory for the Neptune encounter. They Today’s course correction was designed to assure will share ultimate exhilaration as front-row Voyager can aim a radio signal at Earth when the Mets observers for humanity’s first close-up look at the probe starts to pass behind Neptune. Obuchowski planet, a blue-green ball nearly four times Earth's diameter. By measuring changes in the signal, scientists By Earl Yost But their excitement is tinged with nostalgia hope to determine Neptune’s atmospheric pres­ NL Roundup Special to the Herald because Voyager’s Neptune encounter will be the sures, temperatures and chemical makeup; last planetary flyby for a U.S. spacecraft. Future whether ring arcs are made of dust, sand, pebbles or Quiet, unassuming, soft- probes will orbit their target planets: Magellan at boulders; and how material is distributed inside By Ben Walker spoken best describes Alp­ Venus, Galileo at Jupiter and the Mars Observer. Neptune. The Associated Press honse “Obie” Obuchowski who Up to 8,000 photographs from Voyager’s two After the encounter, Voyager II like its sister craft was named today to join the television cameras and discoveries by 10 other will continue on its way out of the solar system. It Willie Randolph made it a good late Mickey Katkaveck as the science experiments are expected to pour in so will continue to send data back to earth until its fuel day for the National League latest to be inducted into the miipUv that thp National Aeronautics and Space runs out in 28 years. West. Ernest Riles and Kevin Manchester Sports Hall of Bass made it grand, Fame. Randolph started off the after­ The 10th annual dinner is noon with a three-run homer with scheduled September 22 at the FOI two outs in the top of the ninth Army and Navy Club. inning Sunday, sending the Los “I’m surprised to be cho.sen From page 1 Angeles Dodgers over the New but I am deeply honored.” he York Mets 5-4. said. A few minutes later. Riles hit a Manchester over the years gance, complacency, and secrecy Democratic members of the sion to meet with party leaders grand slam with two outs in the has produced an abundance of of one-party rule.” Board of Directors." and twon employees. top of the ninth, rallying the fine athletes and out.standing “They privately discuss town division-leading Giants over Phi­ In response, Cummings said, “I Osella said he plans to present . >vT< basketball players and one have tried and will continue to try oral arguments in support of business, rehearse what can be ladelphia 5-2. man who stands at the head of to do the job. But arrogance and Avery’s recommendation at the said publicly at the next Board And about an hour later Bass the latter group is the 71-year- secrecy have not been my way of Sept. 13 commission hearing and meeting and how they will hit his second home run of the old Obuchowski. The Associated Press operating” to file a brief before that. vote...” game, a grand slam with two outs A career Army man, who HONOREE — Alphonse KILLED ON SET — Film producer Toby Cummings said Avery’s recom­ Osella said he will request in his in the bottom of the ninth as was separated from service Buffalo, N.Y., Sunday shortly before he He said the DiRosa tried to get "Obie” Obuchowski will Halicki, gives orders from a crash scene was killed by another stunt forthe movie mendation corresponds to the brief that part of the FOI order the FOI law changed in this Houston beat Chicago 8-4 with the rank of lieutenant “I don’t have a chance for any be honored by the Man­ for a movie Halicki was filming in gone awry. long held view of the FOI include a requirement that all year’s General Assembly. colonel after many months in Commission which has picked off members of the Board of Direc­ chart-busting numbers, but I can Europe. Japan and Korea. chester Sports Hall of The changed proposed would- be a lift for this team during the towns piecemeal on the issue tors take part in workshop have allowed the majority party Obuchowski earned his grea- Fame at their annual which, he said, has never been conducted by the FOI Commis­ pennant race,” said Bass who te.st athletic fame locally while to hold closed meeting with any missed most of the season with dinner on Sept. 22 at the addressed on a statewide basis. sion staff as soon as possible after member of the same party even if performing with the Poli.sh- injuries and has only three The Associated Press Army and Navy Club. Controversial movie stunt Cummings the interpretation the Nov. 7 election. the number of board members American entries in the State says “It is OK for the Republican Cummings said he will appear homers. Polish League and the Rec present constituted a quorum of The slams by Bass and Riles HOME RUN TROT — Baltimore’s Mike hit a fourth-inning home run during town chairman to meet with the or be represented by an attorney. the board. Senior League. six seasons the name Obu­ minority directors but it is not OK Osella said in his statement kept San Francisco two games Devereaux is congratulated by Oriole Sunday's game with Toronto in Balti­ The solidly-built Obu­ chowski was well-known goes awry, kills producer for the Democratic town chair­ that for years the Demoracts The bill was killed in ahead ofHouston. The Astroswon third base coach Cal Ripken Sr. after he more. The Orioles won, 7-2. chowski teamed with Bruno throughout the state. An ex­ man to meet with the majority have abused the “caucus” provi­ committee. their fourth straight and handed “Buck” Bycholski to lead the tremely heady player. Obu­ Chicago its first three-game PA’s to complete domination chowski was often assigned to BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - Film months for permission to topple professional thief to steal a car. sweep since June 26-28 against producer Toby Halicki, who won the water tower. He was allowed He said he no longer did many of local play for a full decade guard the opposition’s top Pittsburgh. on the basketball floor. By­ scorer and often, from his a cult following with car-crash to go ahead only after obtaining $8 of the dangerous stunts in his The Cubs, with rookie Jerome movies, was killed when a water million worth of insurance. movies, explaining that a close La Russa remains teed off cholski was a Hall of Fame backcourt position, finished in Eastern strikers rally Walton hitting in his 30th straight selection in 1985. double figures in the .scoring tower fell prematurely during Tonawanda Town Supervisor call while shooting his 1982 “Junk game, stayed 2‘/t games in front preparations for a stunt that local Ronald Moline had accused Ha­ Man” had made him more Born November 21, 1917 in column. Most valuable player officials initially had tried to ATLANTA (AP) — Striking parent Texas Air Corp., has won for public awareness that of New York in the NL East. Manchester, Obuchowski honors in several tournaments licki of “flying by the seat of his careful. Elsewhere, it wasn’t so wild. over a welcome pet peeve prevent. pants.” Moline did not return a “I’ve had some very close Eastern workers rallied in the approval from creditors for a we’re still out on strike.” didn’t play basketball until his were testimony of his all- Halicki. 48. of Gardena. Calif., call for comment made to his airline’s largest hub to try to plan to revive the airline as a The strikers, who have charged San Diego stopped Montreal 5-2. senior year at Manchester around ability. calls,” he said. “I had a head-on St. Louis beat Cincinnati 8-1 and Bv The Associated Press Orioles 7, Blue Jays 2: Pete was killed Sunday during filming house Sunday. collision with an airplane on my rekindle public support for their smaller, more efficient carrier. that Lorenzo is trying to disman­ High. He graduated in 1935. 5'/2-month-old walkout. Eastern, virtually grounded at tle Eastern by selling off its Pittsburgh held off Atlanta 7-6. Harnisch. .3-6, won for the third “Mr. Clarke (Coach Will World War II broke out in forthe movie “Gone in 60 Seconds In an interview with The last film. We hit at a combined Tony La Russa doesn’t want to December of 1941 and one of II, ” Tonawanda Police Officer Associated Press just hours be­ speed of over 200 mph and we The rally by about 1,000 people the outset of the strike in March, assets, raised a huge hot-air Houston, trying to get Mike AL Roundup time in nine starts since July 17 as Clarke) heard about me play­ Sunday was part of a motorcade has increased its flight schedule balloon bearing the banner: Scott his major league-leading decide who his best pitcher is, and Baltimore stayed in first place in ing with the Collegians in a the first to enlist as a private Michael Thorp said. fore his death. Halicki denied his crashed the plane and put about why should he? was Obuchowski. Twenty ye­ The collapse of the 141-foot stunts were unsafe and said he 80 stitches in my head. I was very that began Aug. 12 In Miami and with the help of newly hired pilots “Labor Against Lorenzo.” 18th victory, took a 4-3 lead into the East. The Orioles, who lead Willimantic tournament in my was billed by the striking machi­ and workers who have crossed the ninth at the Astrodome. With “My biggest pet peeve right Oakland, which remained two the division by a half-game over junior year and asked if I ars later, and with many battle water tower apparently caused thought town officials were out to lucky.” They also chanted anti-Lorenzo now would be for someone to ask and .service riboons, Obu­ an attached cable to snap and “make my life as miserable as Halicki said, “You can always nists, pilots and flight attendants picket lines. two outs. Ryne Sandberg hit his percentage points behind Califor­ Milw'aukee. were in danger of would come out for his team in as “the longest picket line in Atlanta, Eastern’s largest hub slogans as they marched across second home run of the game, off me about who should win the Cy nia in the AL West, has 15 falling out of fir.st for the fir.st my senior year.” he said. chowski retired in 1962 to II knock over a telephone pole, they could.” have chase sequences where the parking lot outside the Young between Mike Moore and public life, having risen in which fell on Halicki, Thorp said. A native of nearby Dunkirk. things go wrong. You have to be American history,” prior to the strike, has been at the Danny Darwin, and it was tied. shutouts this season. The Angels time since May 26. The Clarke Medal, pres­ The motorcade was to wind its center of the rebuilding of the Atlanta Civic Center, where a Dodgers 5, Mels 4; Randolph’s Dave Stewart.” the Oakland lead the major.s u ith 16. Harnisch, .3-6, gave up two runs ented annually to the best rank to lieutenant colonel. An emergency medical techni­ N.Y.. his given name was Henry careful. We fine-tune it a great flatbed truck offered live music way through various cities and airline. first homer since last Aug. 29 manager said. “Any talk of that Allan Anderson, 14- 10. had his and seven hits in 6 1-3 innings. athlete at Manchester High, During the two decades with cian and a nurse worked to save B. Halicki but he was known as deal, but we have to work in a and series of speakers who urged nature would be counterproduc­ the army. Obuchowski played Halicki. but he was pronounced Toby. margin of safety.” end with a Sept. 6 rally in “Obviously, people have for­ rallied Los Angeles over New five-game winning streak Mark Thurmond finished with was given to Obuchowski in Washington. gotten about us,” said Dick the demonstrators to stick with York, only the third time in 60 tive. I know all they’re thinking snapped as he lo.st for the fir.st one-hit relief for his fourth save. 1935. little sports. dead on arrival at Kenmore He returned to the area three As was the case in the original, the strike. about is the team generating time since July 19. Anderson Mercy Hospital, Thorp said Ha­ months ago to shoot segments for Halicki had financed the produc­ The strikers said they needed to Nellis, a striking Eastern pilot games the Dodgers have won Dave Stieb. 12-8. dropped to 0-5 “I never had it engraved.” For two cents, Obuchowski put their plight back in the public from Atlanta who helped organ­ “Lorenzo is wrong and you are when trailing after eight inning. some wins.” allowed six hits and three runs in in 1.3 career starts at Baltimore. he .said. “I prized it, and still licki died of internal injuries. the sequel to his 1974 cult movie tion of “Gone in 60 Seconds II” Moore tied Stewart for the six innings. left Rogers for Hamilton Halicki, who also was directing "Gone in 60 Seconds,” in which himself andsaidhewaslookingto eye and dispel the notion that ize the Georgia leg of the right. And that’s why you’re The Mets lost for the third time Mike Devereaux hit a two-run do, but I could nevergodown to Standard. “I was getting 33 Eastern’s management was suc­ motorcade. “We haven’t done a going to win” said Democratic in 13 games. American League lead in victo­ Oakland scored three runs in homer for the Orioles. the jeweler and have it done,” and starring in the film, had Halicki played a car thief. The have it released through a major ries at 16 in leading the Athletics cents an hour and Hamilton fought with local officials for two title refers to the time it takes a studio. cessfully rebuilding the carrier. good job in PR. Management is Rep. John Lewis, who also urged Behind 3-1. pinch-hitter Lenny the first on RBI singles by Terry Brewers 6, Red Sox 3: Charlie he said. offered me 35,” he recalls. In recent weeks, Frank Lo­ much more savvy about that. President Bush to intervene in the Harris singled with two outs and past the Minnesota Twins .5-0 on Steinbach and Mark McGwire O’Brien’s three-run homer While basketball was his renzo, chairman of Eastern’s “We needed something like this strike. Alfredo Griffin followed with a Sunday. Moore allowed four hits .sandwiched around Dave Hend­ capped a four-run .sixth-inning forte, Obuchowski was also a While at Hamilton, in Wind­ bunt single. Randolph, who made in eight innings in winning for the erson’s RBI double. rally off Mike Smith.son, 6-12. at standout on the baseball field. sor Locks, Obuchowski New York steam blast kills 3 the last out as the Dodgers lost the eighth time in nine decisions. Jose Can.seco hit a two-run County Stadium as Milwaukee He lettered his final two years starred with the company’s first two games of the series, “Cy Young? I’m not even homer in the eighth off David won for the ninth time in 10 as a schoolboy as a hard­ baseball and basketball NEW YORK (AP) - Thermal investigators know for sure. solidated Edison worker were Black journalists pick Shaw homered off Don Aase. 1-4, and thinking about it.” Moore said. West, Can.seco’s seventh home games. hitting outfielder and cap­ teams, copping Dusty League stress when cold water hit a hot. “It’s notunlike putting together killed in the blast. A second Con Jeff Hamilton added an RBI But Stewart, who did not win run of the season. Jaime Navarro. 4-5, gave up tained the squad in his final titles in both sports. “I know pressurized steam pipe under a puzzle after an airline crash. We Ed worker who was burned died single for a 5-3 lead. the Cy Young in 1987 and 1988 Angels 1, Indians 0: Kirk McCas- two hits in 1 1-3 innings and Tony season. that we won every year that I Manhattan may have caused a NEW YORK (AP) - CNN columnist for the St. Petersburg Manley of Jamaica and Diane have to literally put the pieces of overnight, authorities said. At anchor Bernard Shaw has been Times, was presented a lifetime Abbott, the first black woman Mackey Sasser singled home a despite 20-win seasons, is think­ kill. 13-7. pitcheda four-hitter and Fos.sas finished with 2 2-3 innings Short hair was the style played basketball at Hamilton colossal blowup of steam and damaged pipe back together and least 18 other people were in­ run in the Mets’ ninth before Jay ing about it. In fact, he’s thinking struck out seven for his league­ of perfect relief for his first during his youth and through­ and I got my share of base hits mud that killed three people, a named journalist of the year at achievement award. elected to Great Britain’s re-create the scene,” Gitten said. jured, one critically, and the 14th annual convention of the The convention, attended by Parliament. Howell got his team-record 25th about Moore winning it. leading fourth .shutout and Wally major-league save. out life the light blond East with the baseball team.” he utility spokesman said. The blast from the 24-inch hundreds of people were evacu­ save. Alejandro Pena, 3-2, was “Nobody in the league is Joyner hit a sacrifice fly in the Milwaukee moves into Balti­ Sider has sported a “butch” said. “The steam is going through at National Association of Black about 2,000 journalists, featured South African journalist Dennis steam pipe Saturday night ripped ated from damaged apartments. Journalists. speeches by U.S. Army Gen. Prather was also honored, receiv­ the winner. pitching like Mike Moore right seventh inning. more tonight for a three-game set style. Because of his tremend­ such a high pressure that any­ open a Manhattan street and The pipe exploded as four Con Howard Johnson hit his 30th now. Nobody,” Stewart said. Bud Black, 9-10. pitched a against the first-place Orioles. ous game after game efforts on Obuchowski got his start in thing might have affected the At awards ceremonies Satur­ Colin Powell, selected by Presi­ ing the Percy Qoboza award baseball with the East Side sprayed steam and mud as high Ed workers were opening one of day in the Apollo Theater in dent Bush to head the Joint Chiefs named for a late South African home run for the Mets. He joined “He’s the Cy Young man. hands three-hitter for the visiting Indi­ Tigers 7, Yankees 6: Fred Lynn the hardwood he was tabbed integrity of the pipe and caused it as 15 stories. its valves to restore the pipe to Willie Mays and Bobby Bonds as down. After what’s happened the ans but was hurt by third homered off Eric Plunk. 4-3. to the “Blond Blizzard.” Irish Nine at Charter Oak to break.” Consolidated Edison Harlem, Peggy Peterman, a of Staff, Prime Minister Michael journalist. Park, site of the current The steam is piped to buildings service, Gitten said. the only major leaguers to hit 30 last two years, the award doesn’t baseman Brook Jacoby’s error in snap a seventh-inning tie as New Obuchowski, like so many of spokesman Marty Gitten said homers and steal 30 bases in the mean a bag of beans to me. I’m the seventh. York dropped to 0-3 since Biicky the young men in his era Fitzgerald Field, Besides te­ Sunday. who use it for heating and nure with the PA’s. and sometimes to run machinery. The same .season more than once. just proud to be on a staff with Kent Anderson’s leadoff Dent replaced Dallas Green as because of financial condi­ The cold water could have more than one pitcher going for grounder went through Jacoby’s manager. tions, didnt go on to college Hamilton, he also performed come from the leaking water utility has about 2,000 steam Giants 5, Phillies 2: Riles, who with Manchester Green on customers in lower Manhattan, entered the game in the eighth as the Cy Young Award.” legs and Anderson wound up on The Yankees finished a 3-7 road after high school. Instead, he main that was under repair when In other games, California .second. Johnny Ray sacrificed trip while the Tigers won three took a laborer’s job at Rogers Sundays in the Middlesex the explosion occurred or from a Gitten said. a pinch hitter, hit his first career League. grand slam and sixth homer of blanked Cleveland 1-0, Kansas and Anderson beat Joe Carter’s straight for the first time since Paper Mill. nearby fire hydrant, Gitten said, A woman sleeping in her City defeated Seattle 5-4, Balti­ throw home after Joyner’s fly to May 29-31. The Polish-Americans, but it may be months before third-floor apartment and a Con­ T H IS MONTH the season off Roger McDowell, There are no scrapbooks in 3-6. The Giants loaded the bases more beat Toronto 7-2. Milwau­ center. Edwin Nunez, 2-2, won despite under Coach John Falkowski, the Obuchowski home which on a walk, a hit batter and an kee stopped Boston 6-3, Detroit Royals 5, Mariners 4: Bo Jackson allowing three runs in two in­ made their first splash in the would detail the exploits of the obstruction call. outslugged New York 7-6 and homered and hit a two-run triple nings, Mike Henneman pitched basketball limelight in the “Blond Blizzard.” Jeff Brantley, 7-1. got the Texas defeated Chicago 7-1, in the Kingdome as Kan.sas City two innings for his fifth save. 1936-37 season and imme­ Israelis move troops, victory. The Phillies took a 2-1 “Everyone .said Oakland made won its sixth straight. Seattle has Rangers 7. White Sox 1: Charlie diately one of the biggest “I never kept any clippings. YOUR BUSINESS lead in the seventh on consecutive a big mi.stake paying him so much lo.st five straight for the fir.st time Hough, who lost to Seattle last stickouts was the 6-foot Obu­ I don’t believe in it,” he said. RBI doubles by Ricky Jordan and money, because he wasn’t estab­ since July 2.3-27, 1988. Tue.sday despite throwing a one- chowski. The previous season U.N. forces on alert Charlie Hayes. lished,” Minnesota’s Kirby Puck­ Steve Crawford, 2-0. allowed hitter, pitched a five-hitter at he helped Coach Hugh Greer Obuchowski’s accomplish­ ett .said of Moore. “And all of a one hit over five shutout innings Comiskey Park. Hough. 8-12, and the Rangers to a winning ments as a ba.seball and Padres 5, Expos 2: Ed Whitson TYRE, Lebanon (AP) — An sudden, here he is. He came to a and Jeff Montgomery got the last walked four and struck out five in campaign. basketball player, despite 20 high alert to cope with any got his career-high L5th victory team that went to the World four outs for his 11th .save. his fourth complete game. years with Uncle Sam, would unusual buildup of Israeli troops eventuality,” one source said on WILL BE and Mark Davis tied for the After donning a PA uniform and allied militiamen in .south Series last year, and all he can do Brian Holman, 5-6. lost for the Ruben Sierra hit a two-run for the fir.st time, for the next fill many volumes condition of anonymity. major league lead with his 31st is help them.” homer, his 21st. Lebanon today prompted U.N. He said the movements in­ save as San Diego sent Montreal fourth time in five .starts. peacekeeping forces to go on volved both the Israeli army and to its 17th loss in 22 games. alert, security sources said. its proxy militia, the South Whitson, 15-9, gave up four hits The reported buildup came a Lebanon Army. CONNECTED TO in 6 2-3 innings. Davis finished, day after a bomb injured at least Sunday’s explosion took place matching Chicago’s Mitch Willi­ Football back In St. Louis? Canadian government two militiamen in the Israeli- at Beit Yahoun, just north of ams for the save lead. Bryn controlled buffer zone along the Taireh, at the entrance to the Smith, 9-8, lost his fifth consecu­ By R.B. Fallstrom Jerry Clinton, who formed the SI. tried their best to fill Busch border with Israel. The pro- zone. tive decision. The Associated Press Louis NFL Partnership in Febru­ Stadium and put on a good show decides Johnson fate Iranian Hezbollah group today In addition to the two South Jack Clark hit a three-run ary. A crowd of 48,746, about 6,000 for the NFL owners, TORONTO (AP) - The Johnson tested positive for claimed responsibility for the Lebanon Army militiamen, the 67,000 OTH homer, his 17th, to put the visiting ST. LOUIS — It was a big short of capacity for a game “It was fun to have the stadium Canadian government’s in­ steroids at Seoul and was attack. bomb wounded two civilian This month we'll be delivering copies of the Connecticut Business To Padres ahead 5-1 in the eighth. moment for the New England involving two teams unfamiliar full,” said Seahawks quarterback quiry into drugs in amateur stripped of his gold niedtil and In Jerusalem, the Israeli army passers-by, police said. Business Directory I'rom SNETall across the state. Cardinals 8, Reds 1: Todd Zeile Patriots’ Jim Bowman, and a to Midwestern audiences, was on Jeff Kemp, who led the late spokesman said he had no infor­ sport will try to determine this a world record for the 100- However, Israeli military sour­ .So your business will be connected to many others. And w'ilh more than and Tom Brunansky each ho­ very big night for two men hoping hand. Seattle drive that ended when week whether top track offi­ meter dash. mation in connection with the ces, who spoke on condition of mered during a six-run fourth to bring an NFL expansion team “It was all and more that we wide receiver Mark Pattison cials knew that world-record Lund .said that when he report. anonymity, said the two were .3.()()()-heailings anti (i7,0()() business listings, the Conneclieui BusinessTo inning that led St. Louis over to St. Louis. had hoped for,“ said Murray, who dropped a low throw in the end Business Directory oi lers statewide coverage in just one single book. It’s a sprinter Ben Johnson was confronted Charlie Francis The Lebanese security sources wounded when Hezbollah militia­ Cincinnati. “I had a nice bounce and owns 49 percent of the Patriots, zone with 16 seconds left. ’ I’ve using steroids before the 1988 with Johnson’s steroid use, the said a joint convoy of 35 armored men fired light weapons Sunday very valuable tool for any business. Zeile, promoted to the majors anybody can jog 20 yards,” said but would sell that interest and been here lots of times when il Olympics. sprinter’s coach threatened personnel carriers and trucks at Lebanese civilians waiting at So il you w'ant to be well connected in Connecticut, look to the on Friday, led off the fourth with Bowman, a re.serve cornerback become majority owner of a St, wasn’t.” legal action and Lund dropped was spotted moving near the the Beit Yahoun checkpoint. Business To Business Directory. his fir.st home run. He later who.se 21-yard return of a third- Louis franchise. “We thought the The fans who paid $20 a ticket, Robert Lund, head of the the matter. village of Taireh, 16 miles east of The pro-Iranian Hezbollah, or quarter fumble gave the Patriots people spoke” For additional copiesjust call l-8()()-d22-(K)()8. singled and went 4-for-9 in the and who were put on a “VIP” list Ontario Track and Field Asso­ But after discussions with Tyre, in the central sector of the Party of God, claimed responsi­ weekend series at Riverfront a 17-12 exhibition victory over the Patriots coach Raymond Berry for season tickets if St. Louis gets ciation, was due back today to Ouellette, Lund suggested a security zone. bility for the explosion in a CONNECTICUT BUSINESS TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY Stadium. Seattle Seahawks Saturday night. agreed. a new team, seemed to enjoy testify when the inquiry re­ darker threat tied the hands of In the eastern sector, a force of communique that claimed its Pirates 7, Braves 8: Billy “It was a matter of being in the “Oh yeah, there’s no doubt that themselves. sumed. Last week. Lund said track officials, 50 Israeli troops with seven tanks, guerrillas destroyed an Israeli Hatcher homered. Jay Bell hit a right place at the right time,” St. Louis would be a great NFL “Football belongs in St. Louis,” that he had evidence Johnson ”If we were to pursue it three personnel carriers, and intelligence base at Beit Yahoun. two-run triple and Pittsburgh Bowman said. “But being a city.” Berry said. “I gue.ssthebig said Dan Blum of nearby Flat was using steroids and told more aggressively, there four trucks entered the village of The communique said 15 soldiers scored three times on three backup. I really enjoy this.” question is, how many teams can River, Mo., who had .seats near officials of track’s national could be some risk to our Kawkaba in the area of the U.N.’s were killed. Atlanta errors. Bowman’s return, and a last- you go? There are so many durn the 4.5-yard line. “We’ve got toget governing body. per.sonal .safety.” Lund .said. Norwegian contingent, the secur­ An Irish corporal with the U.N. ^ S N E T The Pirates went ahead 3-1 in minute .stand by the Patriots’ cities in the running.” it back here.” We go beyond the call. Lund stiid he reported it to “The money involved in the ity sources said. forces said Sunday’s bomb des­ the fourth inning on throwing defen.se after Seattle had driven Murray and Clinton, chairman St Louis lost its previous NFL Jean-Guy Ouellete, chairman illicit steroid market was such There were no details on the troyed a three-story building used errors by shortstop Andres Tho­ to the 6-yard-line, made for an of Anheti.ser-Bu.sch Inc.’s largest team after the 1987 .season, when of the (^’anadian Track and that, yes, there was certainly mission of the forces. by Israeli troops and militiamen mas, first baseman Darrell exciting end to the evening for beer di.stributorship, in St. Louis owner Bill Bidwell moved the Field Association. some concern.” “The U.N. Interim Force in to search people entering the Evans and catcher John Rus.sell. businessmen Fran Murray and County, know the odds. So they Cardinals to Phoenix. Lebanon has been put on very zone. I t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, A u r . 21. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 21, 1989 — 13 A Lendl hammers McEnroe for championship IN BRIEF Mackey and Rutledge are impressive MONTREAL (AP) - It took “ I knew this morning that I was days. It clicked today.” ning the tournament after not week. fatigue,” McEnroe said. Ivan Lendl only a weektogofrom hitting the ball much better.” By The Associated Press 'That click is an ominous sound playing for a while and not Although he played well, at Lendl took a 16-15 lead in the Bettiol wins at Falmouth awfully flat to deadly accurate. said I^endl. 29. who needed but 72 for the rest of the world's fop playing well in the first few times he looked like an old series between the top two minutes to take the Canadian title players as they head into New PoTr j — Salvatore Add the names of Kyle Mackey of NFL Roundup A The world’s No. 1 tennisplayer, matches — I’m happy with that.” McEnroe rather than the McEn­ players of the decade. for the third straight year and Bettiol of Italy led most of the way in winning the New York Jets and Jeff Rutledge ,iust back from a six-week break, York for the U.S. Open beginning roe of old. Lendl has owned the Canadian sixth time since 1980. It was the 7.1-mile Falmouth Road Race on Sunday of the New York Giants to the list of struggled with his shots, his Aug. 28. Lendl broke service in the first “ My body is a little fatigued,” event since he first won in 1980. Lendl’s 80th career victory. game, broke again for a 3-0 lead Bettiol was timed in 32 minutes, 14 seconds impressive quarterbacks during the serves and his concentration all said McEnroe, whose perfor­ He avenged a 1985 loss in the final yards in his NFL debut against San Lendl came to Montreal looking and again to finish the set. the seventh-fa.ste.st ever on the cour.se The NFL exhibition season. Diego, “ It felt good to get back into the week on the Decoturf at Jarry to get in “ four or five good mance in the last two weeks has to McEnroe, who also won it in record of 31:.53 was set in 1982 by Alberto Mackey, a third-year pro and a Stadium, “ I was hitting well in practice McEnroe put up a fight in the lifted his ranking to No. 4, his best 1984. groove. I can move this club. As for and then it started clicking off the matches” to prepare for the second set, but Lendl’s masterful Salazar. third-string quarterback, threw a since he was the game’s top Kelly Evernden of New Zea­ gaining respect of my teammates, On Sunday, when it counted racquet — that good sound. I Open, which uses a similar returns sealed the match. Bettiol was in front, along with six other 13-yard touchdown pass to K.D. Dunn player earlier in the 1980s. land and Todd Witsken of the taking the ball down the field for a TD most, Lendl put together a think it had a lot to do with my surface to Jarry Stadium. runners, for the first three miles, before pulling with 4:45 left in the third period and in a minute helps. McEnroe. 30, had won a tourna­ “ If you get a guy like Lendl United States won the doubles brilliant match, hammering John footwork,” Lendl said. “ I had away from the pack, directed a fourth-quarter drive that “Today was very encourag­ ment last week in Indianapolis, hitting the ball that cleanly and final 6-3, 6-3 over Americans "Y ou’re rushing around in the McEnroe 6-1, 6-3 to win the done the work I had to do and I “ This is my fir.st lime here and I wanted to ended with Pat Leahy’s 26-yard field ing,” said Lendl, who willgoafter his third win this year, and had that well, that’s where you see Charles Beckman and Steve two-minute drill, and I like that. The Player's International. thought it would click one of these try to be competitive.” he said. “ About four goal with 6:06 to go as the j k s rallied his fourth U.S. Open title. “ Win­ some long, three-set matches this that extra 5-to-lO per cent in Cannon. defense is confused. I feel in control. I miles (into the race). I felt I was in control. to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles like that.” After five miles, I didn’t think anybody could 19-10 Sunday night. Walsh threw a 28-yard touchdown catch me.” Meanwhile, Phil Simms, the Giants’ pass to former college teammate u Whitaker Salvador Garcia of Mexico was second in regular quarterback, played for the Michael Irvin and an 8-yarder to Aouita breaks 32:27 and Rob de Castella of Australia third in first time this season after ending his rookie Scott Ankrom. Yet another 32:33. Defending champion Mark Curpof Lee’s holdout and teamed with Odessa rookie. Daryl Johnston, ran four and Summit, Mo., racing for the fir.st time since Turner on an early 73-yard touchdown 11 yards for the Cowboys’ other gets his being sidelined by leg injuries, finished 29th in pass before turning things over to touchdowns. 34:27. Rutledge. The veteran backup added Coach Jimmy Johnson, who 3,000 record In the women’s competition, Portugal’s three scoring passes in a 45-7 rout of coached Wal.sh in college, said he is Aurora Cunha.the 1987champion, won in 36:2 1, Kansas City that spoiled Marty “ not concerned about the people who revenge By Nesha Starcevlc “ Every year I have gotten the .second-fa.stest ever in the division. Joari Schottenheimer’s home debut as have doubts about Steve Wal.sh. I The Associated Press closer and closer to it, but when I Benoit Samuel.son, who is pregnant with her coach of the Chiefs. know what Steve Wal.sh can do, and was younger I wasn’t so worried second child and has taken time off from Tonight, Washington plays Minne­ we saw it again. I have .seen it for a By Joe AAacenka COLOGNE, West Germany — because I had time. Now I’m racing, set the record of 36:17 in 1982. sota and Phoenix faces the Los long time. I knowhim. He puts the ball The Associated Press Said Aouita says his time is getting older,” said Aouita, who Lisa Weidenbach of Issaquah. Wash was Angeles Rams. in the end zone. He has done this for as running out. will be 30 in November. “ I like the .second in .36: .39, followed by Judy St. Hilaire of The Eagles led the Jets 10-9 and long as I’ve known him.” NORFOLK. Va. — Pernell The Moroccan middle distance track here. It’s very fast and the Hingham. Mass., in 36:44. threatened to score again by reaching Chargers 24, Bears 7: Jim McMahon “ Sweetpea” Whitaker didn’t get star had plenty to spare Sunday pacemakers did a great job.” the New York 20 early in the fourth made a cameo appearance again.st the knockout he wanted, but he as he smashed one of the oldest Aouita ran 7:32.23 in the same quarter. But Don McPherson’s pass the Bears one day after Chicago did get the judges’ attention. world records in track and field. meet three years ago. That was Metcalf signs contract was intercepted by linebacker Jackie traded him to San Diego. McMahon “ I was fooled over in Paris, but Aouita added the fourth world the .second-faste.st 3,000 of all time Walker at the 18. started the second half with San Diego — until Sunday. I was denying them a chance to mark to his impressive collec­ , CLEVELAND (AP) — Eric Metcalf, the Mackey kept the drive going on leading 3-0. He wa.s in for four plays tion. beating Henry Rono’s 11- Rono’s 3,000 record was the third-and-19 with a 28-yard pass to fool me here." Whitaker said Cleveland Browns’ No. 1 draft pick, signed his and completed one of three pa.sses for year-old standard in the men’s second-oldest individual mark rookie Tony Martin at the Eagles’ 28. Sunday after adding the World contract Sunday and was expected to practice 10 yards. Rookie quarterback Billy 3.000 meters with a time of 7 after Bob Beamon’s 1968 long Leahy’s field goal gave the Jets a 12-10 Boxing Council lightweight for the fir.st time Monday afternoon. Joe Tolliver then took over and minutes, 29.45 seconds at the jump record of 29 feet, 2‘/t! inches. lead and A.B. Brown’s 4-yard touch­ completed the drive with a .39-yard crown to his collection with a Metcalf, running back from the University of Weltklasse meet. It was the second world record down run with 2:04 left to play touchdown pass to Anthony Miller. unanimous decision over Jose Texas, was the 1.3lh player taken in the NFL Rono, the famed Kenyan, Rono has lost this year. His 1978 clinched New York’s first exhibition Later in the period, San Diego Luis Ramirez. draft. In four seasons at 'Texas, Metcalf rushed The Associated Press posted the previous record, man­ 3,000-meter steeplechase mark for 2,661 yards, a 4.5-yard average, and caught victory after two losses. The Eagles rookie Elliot Smith returned an Fighting before a hometown ually timed, of 7:32.1 at Oslo. was bettered by fellow Kenyan 125 pas.ses for 1.394 yards. are 2-1. interception 49 yards for a touchdown PASS PURSUIT — New York Jets’ safety Stevon Moore, left, crowd of about 7.000 at the Scope The Associated Press Norway, on June 27. 1978. Peter Koech at Stockholm on July He is the son of former NFL running back Giants 45, Chiefs 7: Rutledge and Tolliver threw a 70-yard .scoring chases Philadelphia quarterback Randall Cunningham during arena, Whitaker — also the WINNING FORM — Easy Goer (5), with at Saratoga. Easy Goer, the Belmont “ It was the hardest of all world 3. Terry Metcalf. couldn’t have done any better He was pass to Jamie Holland. second half action of their game Sunday in Raleigh, N.C. The International Boxing Federation jockey Pat Day, passes Clever Trevor Stakes winner, went on to win by three records to get,” said Aouita, who Koech ran 8:04.35, just inside Terms of the deal were not disclosed, 8-of-8 for 156 yards, including touch­ “ I think it wa.s emotional for the Jets won, 19-10. champion — avenged hisonly loss with jockey Don Pettinger in the stretch also holds world marks at 5.000, Rono’s old record of 8:04.4, also although it was reported to be worth about down passes of 29 yards to Turner, 20 guys in our locker room.” McMahon in 20 fights as a professional. lengths. 2.000 and 1,500 meters, as well as manually timed. to Zeke Mowatt and 43 to Mark $600,(X)0 a year over four years. said. “ They didn’t know what to with 1:29 left. touchdown, giving New England the of Saturday’s $1 million Travers Stakes a world-best in the rarely-run Aouita’s record was the seoend Ingram. Seventeen months ago in Paris, Metcalf wa.s in Cleveland Saturday night and expect from me. and I think they Bills 10, Saints 7: Charlie Baumann, go ahead touchdown in St. Louis’ first 2-miIe event. world mark to fall in two days on The Giants, 2-0. .scored 21 straight many ringside observers thought watched the Browns play the Pittsburgh came out and played well. I’m glad to replacing injured Pro Bowl kicker NFL game since the Cardinals left for “ I wanted another world re­ the busy Mobil Grand Prix circuit points in the .second quarter for a 35-7 Whitaker had beaten Ramirez in Steelers in an exhibition game. Executive vice see they have that kind of character.” Scott Norwood, kicked the winning Phoenix after the 1987 sea.son. New cord. Three days ago, when I in Europe. halftime lead. The Simms-Turner their first 12-round bout for the president Ernie Accorsi confirmed the signing Bengals 35, Lions 3: Barney Bussey 32-yard field goal late in the third England’s Rodney Rice knocked the registered for the event. I knew I On Friday in West Berlin, bomb snapped a 7-7 tie late in the first WBC title. Easy Goer aura intensifies Sunday. .scored on a 70-yard fumble return and quarter. The kick followed an inter­ ball loose from Seattle’s Monte was going to win and to set a period and Lee Rouson’s .second But Ramirez was awarded a Arturo Barrios of Mexico bet­ Second-round draft pick Lawyer Tillman, a ran back one of eight Cincinnati ception by linebacker Tom Doctor, Weathers at the Seahawks’ 27 after world record,” Aouita said. tered the men’s 10,000-meter 1-yard plunge started the second- split decision, and Whitaker said receiver from Auburn, remained unsigned. interceptions for another touchdown who picked off a John Fourcade pass Weathers caught a short pass from the ruling left an even more bitter The confident Moroccan was on mark with a time of 27:08,23. Negotiations with Metcalf picked up after period barrage. Rutledge’s first two Bus.sey intercepted a pa.ss from Eric that wa.s tipped at the line of world-record pace early in the Jeff Kemp. Bowman scooped up the taste because of a one-point In other events at Cologne, Keith Jones, an unprotected free agent signed touchdown passes came later in the Hippie early in the .second half and .scrimmage by Norwood Vann. after easy Travers victory race on a hot afternoon. ball and scored untouched. Rodion Gataulin of the Soviet during the off.sea.son ran for 1.3.3 yards in the period. returned it 2.3 yards for a touchdown, Oilers 26, Dolphins 10: Backup decision by a French judge that He took over the lead with two Union narrowly failed to smash second half of an Aug. 12 exhibition win at Cowboys 27, Raiders 20: After giving the Bengals a 14-3 lead. Bus.sey quarterback Cody Carlson threw two Reserve proved to be the winning differ­ Bv John Nelson laps to go, when pacemaker 49ers 35, Broncos 17: weekend’s bigge.st races. countryman Sergei Bubka’s Detroit. playing second-fiddle to fellow rookie scooped up a fumble by quarterback touchdown pa.sses and Houston held fullback Harry Sydney ran for one ence for Ramirez. The judge had The Associated Press Charles Cheruiyot of Kenya The victory in the Forego was world pole vault record of 19 feet, Jones is now the starter at tailback, the Troy Aikman la.st week. Steve Walsh Chuck Long and .scored fora 28-3 lead Miami to 29 yards rushing. The been chosen three days earlier by Race Roundup dropped out. touchdown and caught a pass from the .second in six starts this year 10V4 inches. position originally earmarked for Metcalf. grabbed the spotlight with two touch­ with 11:01 left in the game, Dolphins gained only 68 yards in the Joe Montana for another. John WBC president Jose Sulaiman of SARATOGA SPRINGS. N Y. - Yobes Ondieki of Kenya tried to for Quick Call, andhiseighth in 10 In his third attempt at 19-11, Metcalf attended three days of meetings down pas.ses against Los Angeles Steelers 24, Browns 21: Dwight Stone .second half and just five on the Elway. scheduled to start at quarter­ Mexico. Ramirez is a Mexican The long walk from hi.s barn to follow Aouita, but the Moroccan career races at Saratoga. Gataulin appeared to have the during the Browns’ May minicamp but did not Wal.sh played the fir.st half and caught a 43-yard touchdown pa.ss and ground. Carl.son, who entered the native who lives in Paris. Saratoga’s racetrack took Easy lot of ground at the end. but no one left him far behind with a back for Denver, sat out the game Dancing Spree, the favorite necessary height but brought work out He has not attended any practice completed 11 of 21 pas.ses for 166 ran 42 yards on a reverse late in the game midway through the .second bt'cau.se his left knee brace was In the days leading up to Goer through a crowd of as many wa.s going to touch the winner.” tremendous bur.st of power in the ridden by Angel Cordero Jr., was down the bar with his chest in his .sessions since training camp opened la.st yards, with one interception. Aikman. fourth quarter to .set up the game­ quarter, threw scoring pa.sses of 1.3 missing. He wears it as a precaution­ Sunday's rematch. Whitakersaid as 15,000 lining Union Avenue, Clever Trevor, a gelding last lap. descent. second. 4V4 lengths ahead of month. playing the third quarter and one winning touchdown for Pitt.sburgh. yards to Leonard Harris and 15 yards ary measure to protect the knee, the only way for him to avoid a past the picnic area, under the trained by 27-year-old Oklaho­ Sewickley. series of the final period. was 4-of-8 for Todd Blackledge. the Steelers’ third to Rod Harris. which has been operated on three repeat of the judging controversy grandstand and all the way to man Donnie Von Hemel. .set a Quick Call. $5.80. covered seven 45 yards with no interceptions. quarterback, threw the winning Patriots 17, Seahawks 12: Defensive times. Montana played one half and superstardom. torrid pace with fractions of 23 1-5 furlongs in 1:21 4-5. was to knock out Ramirez, Canseco is cited “ I felt had after last week.” said touchdown to Weegie Thompson on back Jim Bowman returned a third- completed 13 of 19 passes for 124 yards thereby eliminating the judges Seldom has a hor.se enjoyed for the first quarter and 46 4-5 for El.sewhere on Sunday. Hawks- Wal.sh. who wa.s onlv 2-of-8 for 22 such popularity. foiirth-and-goal from the Cleveland 4 quarter fumble 21 yards for a and a touchdown. from the picture. the half in the I'/i-mile race. He ter continued to excel as a turf OAKLAND. Calif. (AP) — Jose Canseco, in “ It’s amazing,” trainer Shug It appeared as if Whitaker couldn’t hold off Easy Goer, horse by outdi.stancing River the latest of a series of brushes with the law. McGaughey .said, “ At the Ken­ however, at the eighth pole. would get his wish in the early Ma.ster by 5*/; lengths in the was cited for darkened windows on his tucky Derby, there was a lot of “He made a big race for rounds. Ramirez's punches had $220.500-added Del Mar Derby. Por.sche. not carrying a driver’s license and noise, but people were cheering him.self.” Von Hemel .said. “ He With Pat Valenzuela in the having no proof of auto insurance. Schembechler reminiscent of Patton? little zip. and he held his hands for all the hor.ses. At the Whitney, was still in there swinging at the saddle, Hawk.ster took the lead It was the third lime the Oakland Athletics low. giving Whitaker almost they were cheering for Easy eighth pole,” after five furlongs and never slugger has been cited for not carrying his By Harry Atkins Bowl and go undefeated, then we’ll claim the Brown in the bat tie for the start ing(|uartei back job. uncontested access to his head. Goer, chanting his name.” Ea.sy Goer fini.shed in 2:00 4-5. faltered in completing 1*A miles license and one of a series of tickets and one The Associated Press national champion.ship,” Schembechler said. “ I Taylor started Michigan’s first nine games last Whitaker took advantage of the Then, at the'Travers, “ when we the third-faste.st Travers of all in 1:48. arrest he has received since being named want to beat ’em all. but to say my career has been sea.son before suffering a broken collarbone. opening, spending the first six came across Union Avenue, there time and the quickest since River Master, ridden by Chris American League MVP last year. He was the ANN ARBOR, Mich. — On a shelf behind Bo empty is silly.” Brown, who took the Wolverines the rest of the way, rounds jabbing with his right was probably 10.000 to 15,000 General As.sembly set the record McCarron, stayed close to the first player in history to hit 40 home runs and Schembechler’s desk is an autographed picture of The Wolverines, coming off a championship including the 22-14 Ro.se Bowl win, had to go to hand to set up repeated punching people. He acted terrific, and of 2:00 in 1979. Easy Goer went off leader but could not close the gap steal 40 bases in one season. George C. Scott, posing in his award-winning role of .sea.son and a victory over Southern Cal in the Rose summer school and is sweating out his eligibility. then as we got farther down the flurries to the head and torso of an the 1-5 favorite and paid a in the far turn. Lode, under Eddie Can.seco was stopped Saturday evening on Gen. George S. Patton. Bowl, have the horses to give Schembechler a Tailback Tony Boles and fullback Leroy Hoard path, the crowd really squeezed exposed Ramirez. winning mutuel of $2.40, while Delahoussaye, accelerated in the Crow Canyon Road, about 40 miles northeast of That’s appropriate. If Schembechler weren’t a national title. They’re two-deep at almost every are one of the country’s best running tandums. in and there were some guys But Ramirez would not fall. earning $653,100 for owner Ogden stretch and fini.shed l*/i lengths San Francisco, by officer Michael Green of the great football coach, he would have made a great position and featured on the cover of almost every Boles was fourth in the nation with 1.359 yards, while making high-pitched whistles, Phipps. “ I knew after the sixth round behind River Master. California Highway Patrol. It was not far from general. Al.so, he admires both Patton and Scott: if forecasting magazine But that’s happened before, Hoard, who had an appendectomy last month, and he kicked up a little bit.” Phipps has decided to race that he was just going to hang in where Can.seco was cited last month for they ever get around to making a movie of too. rushed for 639 yards and was the most valuable “That big reaction, that’s Ea.sy Goer as a 4-year-old Hawkster, fifth in each of the there on guts.” Whitaker said, traveling 51 mph in a 30-mph zone. Schembechler’s life. Scott almost certainly would “ Time and again.” Schembechler.said. “ They put player in the Rose Bowl game. something you dream about.” Triple Crown races, finally got “ so I just took everything hegave “ I’m not going to get a chance be his choice for the lead. that on me in 1981 and I lost the fir.st game to “ Our backfield could be the same people as the McGaughey said, “ The fan reac­ into the winner’s circle by taking Canseco was cited about 5:30 p.m. after m e.” to get many more top horses like Schembechler. .starting his 21st sea.son at Wisconsin. Of course. I’d feel a hell of a lot worse if last couple of years.” Schembei hler said. “ Boles, if tion has been very surprising to the second division of the Ocean- Green spotted the “ very tinted” windows, an Ramirez had his best showing him.” the 80-year-old Phipps Michigan, has begun to loom over college football they left me out of the Top 20.” he gets a little bit bigger and stronger, he'll be even me. It's very exciting. It’s very .said. “ I want to enjoy him.” side Stakes on Del Mar’s opening infraction that can be dismissed if the windows in the seventh through ninth the way Patton did over World War II. He certainly Schembechler said the Wolverines’ success will better. He’s an awfully skilled runner who can make good for racing to .see people Easy Goer now has won day. It was Hawkster’s first race are replaced with a legal variety, according to rounds, backing his opponent dominates the Big Ten conference — and has ever depend upon four factors: you mi.ss. react to an animal the way they $2,714,850 in his career, which on turf. a .statement from the CHP. since his mentor. Woody Hayes, was forced to step — Will the team have the same attitude as la.st “ The other thing that might happen is that against the ropes and connecting have.” includes 10 victories in 13 starts. On Sunday. Can.seco .said he would replace At Louisiana Downs, Barbry down at Ohio State. year. (tailback) Alan Jefferson will return (from an mostly with right hooks. On Saturday, Easy Goer won Shy Tom. trained by D. Wayne the windows, which he said were only on one Allen went wide on the turn and Schembechler denies that he’s bigger than his — Will this team lead the nation with fewest injury). He’s got a great thirst to play.” But Whitaker continued to the $1,088,500 Travers by three Lukas, was 5V4 lengths ahead of side of the car. He added he wasn’t aware of drove to a three-length victory own program, of course, but it’s true. turnovers; last sea.son, Michigan lost the ball only Split end Greg McMurtry, flankerChrisCalloway score as well, and during much of lengths over Clever Trevor. It Doc’s Leader at the finish, with being cited for not carrying his license or proof over Night Screen in the $99,264 “ God, I hope not,” he said last week. “ I’m not big eight times on fumbles and just twice on and tight end Derrick Walker form a strong the final three rounds he pep- was his third straight victory Le Voyageur and Roi Danzing of insurance. Louisiana Breeder’s Oaks. at all. I’m a coach, a plain and simple coach, fir.st, interceptions. receiving corps, and the beefy offensive line will be F)cred Ramirez with jabs while since losing the Kentucky Derby trailing the six-hor.se field after Ridden by last-minute substi­ last and always. I blow the whistle. I rai.se hell. I — Will the defense be consistently good; la.st year anchored by Tom Dohring (277), Greg Skrepenak skipping around the ring. and Preakness to Sunday Silence, chasing Clever Trevor for the tute Bobby Walker, Barbry Allen coach up a storm. That’s it. That’s the extent of it. it wasn’t, as evidenced by the second-half collapse (322) and Dean Dingman (280). VVhitaker’s dominance was evi­ and now he appears to be on the first half-mile. Fitch to coach Nets covered 1 1-16 miles in 1:48. ‘T v e won a couple of games, yes. I understand against Ohio State. Defensively, the Wolverines must replace All- dent in the decisions of the three road to the stardom people Le Voyageur. a Frerich-ba.sed EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP) - Bill that. But I’m not bigger than this program. Bo — Will they have a great kicking game; thecoach American tackle Mark Messner, but the remainder WBC-appointed judges. predicted for him back in May. son of Seattle Slew now has two North of the border. With Fitch appears to be the latest in a line of Schembechler could leave here tomorrow and worries most about the graduation of punter Mike of the front .‘seven returns intact. The secondary, McGaughey called the Travers di.sappointing fifth-place finishes Approval became Canada’s first Miguel Donate of Puerto Rico coaches given the job of turning around the Michigan will be Michigan. Now I may have helped Gillette. which allowed just six TD passes last season, “ a pivotal day for Easy Goer. ... since running third behind Ea.sy Triple Crown winner in 26 years gave Whitaker all 12 rounds, and New Jer.sey Nets. the program .somewhat while I wa.s here, but that’s “ Now, if we can have all those things, we’ll be a returns Tripp Welborne, David Key and Vada The consistency thing we’ve by romping to a 7*A -length victory Larry O’Connor of Great Britain Goer and Sunday Silence in the The Nets scheduled a news conference today all. decent team.” Schembechler said. Murray. really got behind us now, and he’s Belmont. in the Breeders’ Stakes at Wood­ had Whitaker winning the first 11 The Associated Press at which Fitch apparently would be named the “ Hey, we all go .sooner or later. Just look around Michigan won the Big Ten with a 7-0-1 record and “ Tripp makes his big plays at big times in really going the right way.” “ He was in big the whole way, bine Race Track outside Toronto. rounds and the two fighters even HAPPY JANET — American Janet Evans, a triple gold team’s coach, a club executive .said Sunday. and you’ll .see that. There are only a few oldtimers wa.s 9-2-1 overall in 1988. The Wolverines open the games.” Schembechler said. “ He and Key have in the 12th. Syd Nathan, also of The way may al.so lead to Hor.se but at the half-mile pole, he threw Ridden by Don Seymour, the Fitch, 55, has been a leading contender since left. I’ll probably die on the job. I’ll always be a .sea.son with.Notre Dame, UCLA and Maryland. If really developed" of the Year, an honor for which the bit out,” Le Voyageur’s medalist in the 1988 Olympics, smiles after she broke her Great Britain, said Ramirez won grey colt al.so became Canada’s Willis Reed stepped down nearly two weeks coach.” they get through that, there is only the conference to Schembechler says his biggest concern is Easy Goer now is the leading jockey, Randy Romero, said. own world record in the 800-meter freestyle during the the eighth, ninth and 12th rounds, leading thoroughbred money- ago to take a job as vice president with the What he would like, before he goes, is the one prize fret over. replacing Gillette, who handled all of Michigan's contender since Sunday Silence “ I’m disappointed, but there’s Pan Pacific Swimming Championships Sunday in Tokyo with Whitaker taking all the rest winner with career earnings of team. that has eluded Schembechler: the mythical “ It’s tough to repeat in any sport,” Schembechler kicking chores -- placekicking as well as punting — has lost two in a row — the always another time.” Evans’ new mark was 8:16.22 except for a seventh-round tie. more than $1.8 million in only 12 ” We really didn’t have a clear idea at first,” national champion.ship. Of course, he denies that, said. “ You lost that edge. You say you’ll be tough in last season. Gniam Khan will battle J.D. Carlson Belmont by eight lengths to Ea.sy Before the race, McGaughey races. He swept the series for too. Whitakersaid Ramirez made it Nets president Bernie Mann said. “ Our fir.st the fall, but the applau.se is still ringing in their and John Albertson for the kicking job. Chris Goer and tlie Swaps at Hollywood predicted Ea.sy Goer would come “ We’re playing to win the 'Western Conference.’ easy by keeping his hands down. Canadian-foaled 3-year-olds with choice obviously is Bill Fitch.” ears.” Stapleton, an incoming freshman, could be the Park. close to the stakes record, and victories in the Queen’s Plate, the If we win the Western Conference, win the Rose “ I could have tied one hand The job of selecting a replacement for Reed Michael Taylor has the edge over Demetrius punter. Easy Goer, meanwhile, has many felt a clocking of 1:59 wa.s Prince of Wales Stakes and the Evans improves record was being handled by general manager Harry 1 behind my back and just went on won the Belmont, Whitney and not out of the que.stion. But the Breeders. TOKYO (AP) Weltman. Weltman has said the Nets want a with the jab,” said Whitaker, who - It was Ameri- 50-meter freestyle, Jager’s 22.12 Travers in his last three starts final quarter was run in a loping can swimming coach with previous NBA experience and one also successfully defended the With Approval went V/2 miles in at its record- clocking erased the mark of !l and probably is headed for the 25 1-5 after Easy Goer had to breaking best. 22 4 who has a proven record in developing young IBF title he won in February with Sept. 16 Woodward at Belmont, make the early move to keep 2:29 to collect a race purse of set last year by American Matt Sullivan holds off Mears for the victory Sunday’s record-smashing in teams. a unanimous decision over Greg where he will carry weight Clever Trevor clo.se. $199,159 and a $1 million bonus for Biondi. winning the triple crown. the Pan Pacific Swimming Fitch, with a 762-714 record in 18 NBA Haugen again.st older horses. “ We had to make up a little By Mike Harris heartbeat at 200 mph. lap 182 and was unable lo gel past the With Approval joins New Provi­ Championships was led by teen­ Evans, who turns 18 on Aug. 28 sea.sons, spent some of his best years helping a off my lap times.” Mears said. ” I had If he doesn’t go to the Wood­ more ground than I thought we The Associated Press “ Rick had been running strong all eventual eighth-place finisher until Ramirez, who has been dence, in 1959, and Caneboro, in ager Janet Evans, a triple gold said she skipped the 200 individ­ young Houston team mature. He was fired by no tires left at the end to go after ward. McGaughey said, there’s a might ha ve to, ” McGaughey said. the Rockets after the 1988 .season, his fifth with day and I didn’t know what had lap 190, knocked out only twice in a pro 1963, as the other Canadian Triple medalist in the 1988 Olympics ual medley earlier Sunday to Danny. The front and rear of my car possible confrontation again.st Day said he wanted to wait until LONG POND, Pa. — “ Hollywood” happened to him,” Sullivan said. “ All Team owner Roger Penske finally career that began 16 years ago Crown champions. who broke her own world mark in the club. kei)t trying to swap ends.” Sunday Silence looming in the the head of the stretch to move on concentrate on the 800 freestyle. was finally back in the spotlight, of a sudden, he was right behind me. .sent a crew member to Pruett’s pit lo fell to 101-8. the women’s 800-meter freestyle She finished about 25 meters aching arm and all. Super Derby at Louisiana Downs Clever Trevor, “ but I didn’t know In other Sunday races, Shir­ with a time of 8 minutes, 16.22 All I could do was give it everything I ask his crew chief to request that The second-place finish, and one “ He’s a totally different fighter ahead of Janelle Elford of Austra­ Danny Sullivan, the glamour boy of on Sept. 24. Otherwise, the two how far that horse would carry ley’s Legacy, ridden by Jorge McNeil defeats Relnach had. Then we got in some traffic and Pruett, five laps off the pace, move point for leading the most laps, gave than the last fight,” Ramirez, seconds. Evans set the previous lia, who was clocked in 8:31,16, the CART Indy-car series, held off will have to wait until the himself, so I went after him.” Velasquez, rallied from off the mark of 8:17.12 last year. he wasn’t there any m ore" over. But Mears had just gotten by Mears. a three-time Pocono winner, a who speaks only Spanish, said Breeders’ Cup Cla.ssic on Nov. 4 nearly 15 seconds behind. Penske Racing teammate Rick Mears Easy Goer began to close pace to capture the $43,280 Joining Evans in the record ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Lori Mears wound up 4.226 .seconds “ That knocked five miles an hour big boost in the season standings. through an interpreter. “ He’s a at Gulfstream to hook up again. ground going into the final turn, McNeil, trying to regain the form that made to win Sunday’s Quaker State 500 — a behind Sullivan in the battle of Rolling Meadows Stakes at Ar­ books were Mike Barrowman in ' f felt good from the beginning, lot tougher and a lot more “ I’m going to make up my mind with about a half-mile left. He her a Top lo player a year ago. beat Etna victory that completed the defending virtually identical Chevrolet-powered lington International; Stacie’s the 200 breaststroke, Dave Whar­ so I thought I could set a world ( WANTED; BOWLERS j experienced, and he seemed a lot this week,” McGaughey said. was five lengths back with a Reinach 6-1, 6-3 Sunday lo win the Virginia series champion’s comeback from a Toy held off heavily favored Miss ton in the 200 individual medley record,” said Evans, who won Penske PC18s, with Sullivan, who won more confident.” In the Travers, Easy Goer, quarter of a mile left, then got Slims of Albuquerque tournament. broken arm. $98,618, setting a race record of 170 720 Running Vany in the first division and Tom Jagerinthe50 freestyle. four gold medals in the Pan ridden by Pat Day. began to run ahead just after the eighth pole. The victory for McNeil, the fifth-seed from The 39-year-old Sullivan listened to mph. That broke the mark of 156 701 Utr iniitily Ramirez, who had a black of the $50,000 Desert Vixen Stakes Barrowman set his record of Pacific meet and is unbeaten in down Clever Trevor with a “ He had to run a little bit in the Houston, was her first this season on the the cheers in Victory Circle for the set in 1974 by Johnny Rutherford tin [rnler ribbon sewn on his trunks in at Calder, and favorite Oh My 2:12.89 in a qualifying heat, her la.st 22 races. Willi douil ® ; half-mile left, caught him at the Whitney, but today I just shook Virginia Slims circuit. Ranked among the first time since late in the 1988 .season “ The tires were gone.” Mears .said. Jessica Pie romped to a 5V4- breaking the mark of 2:12.90 he is looking for displaced Bowlers. memory of Ramon Felix, his eighth pole and won by three my .stick at him, and it wa.s all The Americans finished the world’s best last summer, when she won two and smiled a winner’s smile. ” I used up all the tires trying to get by length victory over Cutla.ss En­ set Aug. 3 in the U.S. Swimming Openings for individuals & full teams in Men’s, Women’s longtime trainer who drowned in lengths. Clever Trevor, ridden by over,” Day said. meet with 25 gold medals, fol- tournaments, McNeil has struggled most of But. with only six laps remaining at (Scott) Pruett.” voy in the second division, and Championships. He won the Pan & Mixed Leagues. a swimming accident two weeks Don Pettinger, was another nine ^wed by Canada, Australia and this year. Pocono International Raceway, Sulli­ On Sunday at Saratoga, Quick Real Tough collared favored Pacific final in 2:13.09. Mears had slipped from .second, WILLI BOWL also provides one of the best sanctioned ago. said he plans to move up to lengths in front of Shy Tom, Fighting Bra.ss in the last eighth China with three each and Japan She reached the finals at the Pan Pacific van wasn’t smiling. He .said he was behind Michael Andretti, to fourth Call held off Dancing Spree by a Wharton broke Hungarian Ta- junior programs in the area. the junior welterweight division. ridden by Jo.se Santos of a mile for a I‘A-length victory and Surinam with one each. Tournament in Tokyo last February, where thinking, ‘Uh, oh, here becom es!’ as when he made his final scheduled pit neck in the $113,200 Forego mas Darnyi’s 1988 world mark of To Register or For More Information, Call Bill Nash, 423-4504 'T m looking for an opponent.” “ I couldn’t beat the winner,” in the $50,000 Rollicking Stakes at Sunday’s world records were the .she was beaten by Martina Navratilova, but Mears moved into his mirrors, his stop 30 laps from the end of the 200-lap Handicap for 3-year-olds and up, 2:00.17 in the 200-meter individual he said Santos said. “ I wa.s making up a giving Day riding victories in the Laurel, first of the four-day since then had lost six first-round matches. bright yellow car trailing Sullivan by race on Pocono’s 2‘/i-mile tri-oval WILLI BOWLING CENTER, Rt. 6 medley, winning in 2:00.11. In the championships. less than a 100 vards — no more than a He found himself behind Pruett on ^^^^^^lort^JWindham^Acros^JIron^Wm 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 21. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 21. 1989 - 15 A IN BRIEF SCOREBOARD Puzzles Simon honored on PBS special ACROSS 6 106, Roman Answer to Previous Puzzle Coventry practice schedules 7 Between Colo, By Jerry Buck comedy writers,” he said. “That’s what you 1 Firearin and Mo. The Associated Press go to college for and I was getting paid for it. ” COVENTRY — Practice for the following owners' gp. 8 Actor George A T V Topics Despite his success, or perhaps because of fall sports at Coventry High School will begin Basebafl Football 4 Strikes with LOS ANGELES — Playwright Neil Simon on the following dates and times: boys’ and foot it, Simon has rarely been taken seriously by 9 Infamous says tickling the funny bone is a better way to the critics. “I think by and large I’ve had my girls’ soccer- Saturday, Aug. 26, 9 a m.: 9 ___degree Roman reflect reality than drama. volleyball- Monday, Aug. 28. 9:30 a m. 12 Curvy letter Memoirs,” “Biloxi Blues” and "Broadway fair shake from the critics,’’ he said. “You American League standings NFL exhibition standings emperor “I don’t think about what I’m trying to have to view it as a total. I think the very fact All athletes must have a physical taken 13 Variable stars 10 Government reflect of the human condition,’’ said Simon, Bound” tell of an aspiring young playwright before the first day of practice. Free sports 14 Uncle agent named Eugene Jerome. that they’re doing a program about me East DIviilon AMERICAN CONFERENCE 15 1006, Roman who is honored on PBS’ “American Masters’’ indicates somebody is taking me seriously. physicals will be given in the school nurse’s W L Pet. OB EOSt 11 Blood pigment next Monday. “Some plays deal with myself, some deal office for girls on Wednesday, Aug, 23 at 8 a.m. Boltlmore 64 59 .520 — w L T. P e t..P F .P A 16 Cake topping 19 Harness with friends of mine and some are just picked When I say the critics are fair with me that Mlivvoukee 65 61 .516 Indianapolis 2 0 0 1.000 55 30 17 Flock member “I’ve found that comedy is the best way for 1'/3 attachment out of the air,” he said. “My plays are never includes the negative reviews because and for boys on Thursday, Aug. 24 at 8 a m. Toronto 63 61 .508 New England 1 1 0 .500 34 32 18 Painting style me to reflect my own feeiings. I think comedy Boston 58 64 .475 S'/7 N.Y. Jefs 1 1 0 .500 46 38 21 Many oz. autobiographical: otherwise, I would call the sometimes I agree with them.” Cleveland 58 66 .468 6'/7 Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 36 62 (2 wds.) 23 Group of nine can be more realistic than drama. But I do Simon moved to Los Angeles in 1975, and New York 56 68 .452 8'/3 M iam i 0 2 0 .000 30 54 20 Solo like the mixture of comedy and drama in a characters Neil Simon. They’re fictionalized Detroit 47 77 .379 }7'/7 Central 24 Myth since that time all of his plays except Midget football registration 22 Language suff. play.’’ experiences you remember. West Dlvltlon Cincinnati 2 0 b 1.0 0 0 ' 59 23 25 Geographical “Broadway Bound” have opened on the West w L Pet. OB Houston 1 1 0 .500 49 51 24 Law deg. “Eugene Jerome is essentially Neil Simon. Registration for midget football will take ___ division Simon, the author of 25 plays, is perhaps the Californio 74 48 .607 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 38 42 Coast before going to New York. He said West u ___ 25 Pueblo Indian Essentially, yes. There is a catharsis in this. place for the next two weeksMonday through Ookland 75 49 .605 Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 59 65 26 Single part world’s most successful playwright. Only one Coast audiences are more polite and Kansas City 70 53 .569 4'/7 W fit 28 Compass point 27 Small deer play, “Actors and Actresses,’’ was scrubbed You don’t go into it without purpose. I think Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p m. at Martin School. Texas 65 57 .533 9 Denver 1 1 0 .500 34 48 30 Swing 45 Rubber city 53 Assignment generally arrive on time. Minnesota 60 63 29 Dark blue in tryouts before it reached Broadway. Many the most cathartic one was 'Broadway Signups are for any boy aged 10-14. A boy must .468 14’/i San Diego 1 1 0 .500 27 27 3 4 --even 47 Act of going in “I have an apartment in New York and do Seottle 57 66 .463 17«/3 Seattle 1 1 0 .500 28 27 31 Prickly shrub 54 Cry of pain Bound.’ It dealt with my relationship with my turn 10 by November 1. 1989 to be eligible to Oilcooo 52 72 keel 48 Was aware of of them have been made into motion pictures, .419 23 Kansas CItv 0 2 0 .000 20 68 32 Am not (si.) family in a more traumatic period. ‘Brighton move back and forth,” he said, "but you play and not turn 14 by that date. The midget Sumtov't OamM L.A. Raiders 0 2 0 .000 27 64 35 Scold 49 Villain in 5 7 ______Jimain addition to the stories he’s written directly Baltimore 7, Toronto 2 33 Non profit org. reach a point in your life when you don’t need football program is desperately seeking boys NATIONAL CONFERENCE repeatedly "Othello" 58 Plus for the screen. Beach Memoirs’ was a sort of idealized Texos 7, Chicogo 1 Eost 39 Actress Pitts the energy of New York to write. You take it MllwooKee 6, Boston 3 36 That boy 50 Wind “Neil Simon: Not Just for Laughs’’ version of that family life.” who would like to play due to the fact that they w L T. P e t.P F .P A 41 Christian 59 Comedian with you in your head. I’ve never lost that Detroit 7, New York 6 Dallas 2 0 0 1.000 47 23 37 Pinch instrument examines his style of humor and offers a His current play on Broadway, “Rumors,” are approximately 80 players short for the Californio 1. Cleveland 0 symbol sense of desire to write. If anything, out here N.Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 65 24 38 First woman 52 You Sparks Is a farce and fast-paced comedy he wrote as upcoming season. Oakland 5, Minnesota 0 Washington 2 0 0 1.000 52 20 portrait of Simon through interviews with 1 it’s increased.” Kansas CItv 5, Seottle A Phllodelphia 2 1 0 .667 50 49 39 Bluish-white 2 10 n actors, directors and producers and a a change of pace. Next up is “Jake’s Monday's Oomes Phoenix 0 1 0 .000 10 16 metal Ookland at Detroit. 2:30 p.m. n conversation with the playwright. Women,’’ which he said is a mixture of □ □ □ Centrol 40 Needle case 12 I 13 Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m Tampa Bay 2 0 b 1.000 66 73 r The program includes excerpts from the comedy and drama. He also has written two Milwaukee at Baltimore. 7:35 p.m N,v Minnesota 1 0 0 1.000 23 13 42 Author___ Club United sets tryouts IB film versions of such plays as “Barefoot in the movies for Disney, “The Marrying Man” and Californio at Kansas City. B:35 pm O ilcogo 1 1 0 .500 35 44 Rand I 16 Only oomes scheduled Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 51 51 Park,’’ “The Odd Couple,’’ “Plaza Suite,” “Heaven on Earth.” Tuesdoy's Oomes 43 Door column i ODD SINGLE — Walter Matthau will star The Manchester Soccer Club United (boys Detroit 0 2 0 .000 27 60 18 “Chapter Two” and “The Sunshine Boys.” Boston (Gordner 3-«) at New York R«c photo by Enita Thompson West 44 Possessed Simon is a graduate of Sid Caesar’s 1950s as a lawyer who defends a German bom in 1977) will begin tryouts and practices on (Cadaret 4-3), 7:30 p.m. ” Son Fronclsco 2 1 0 .667 85 40 4 6 ___Moines The cameras followed Simon for five or six television show, “Your Show of Shows,” a prisoner-of-war accused of murder in a small Tuesday and Thursday, Aug. 29 and Aug. 31, Milwaukee (Boslo 14-7) at Baltimore LEAGUE CHAMPS — Glenn Construction were the Northern Divison rec L.A. Roms 1 1 0 .500 29 30 months: to a tribute to the playwright at the (D.Johnson 2-2), 7:35 p.m. Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 17 50 48 Pavilion phenomenal breeding ground for comedy that U.S. town in the CBS World War II era movie respectively, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Seattle (Bonkhead 11-5) at Cleveland basketball champions. Front row (l-r): Mark Mistretta, Billy Silver, Chris Beverly Wilshire Hotel; to a comedy class he New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 14 41 51 Da^ 25 26 27 also produced such writers as Woody Allen, "Incident at Lincoln Bluff.” The movie, Kennedy Road Soccer Field. Additional (Farrell 7-12), 7:35 p.m. Saturday's Oomes 55 Seize taught with his brother, writer Danny Simon; Detroit (DuBols 0-1) at Toronto (Stottle- Galligan. Back row (l-r): Sean MePadden, Ken Willis, Brian Spano, Dave Indianapolis 24, Green Bay 23 Larry Gelbart, Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks. Matthau’s first for television, will be telecast information regarding team activities, travel m vre 4-5), 7:35 p.m. 56 Smiling Brunone, Chris MePadden. Missing: Bill Hannon. Tompo Bov 77, Atlanta 0 34 and to theaters where he put together his Afterward, Simon also wrote for “Caesar’s in February 1990. Matthau has starred in commitment and scheduling can be obtained Chicago (Kino SO) at Minnesota (Rowley Son Diego 24, Chicago 7 60 "B a li___" latest play, “Rumors.” 5-11), 8:05 p.m. Hour.” more than 50 feature films and won an Oscar by calling Lee Bogli at 649-9066 or Andy Cincinnati 35, Detroit 3 61 Self-esteem 37 Californio (M.WItt 8-10) at Kansas City Pittsburgh 24, Cleveland 21 Many of his plays are inspired by aspects of “I was so lucky to be able to work at that Ruganis at 643-1228. (Gubicso 11-10), 8:35 p.m. Orioles 7, Blue Jaya 2 62 Proprietor as best supporting actor in 1966 for “The Royals 5. Marlners4 Dodgers 5. Nets 4 Buffalo 10, New Orleans 7 his own life. Three plays, “Brighton Beach time with the best performers and the best Ooklond (Welch 13-7) ot Texas (Ryan 14-7), Houston 26, MIomI 10 63 Sixth sense 40 Fortune Cookie.” 8:35 p.m. TORONTO BALTIMORE Oollos 27, Los Angeles Raiders 20 (abbr.) 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Los Angeles with the memory of her husband's first Soturday't Gomes Hornisch W,3.« 6 1-3 7 2 2 3 6 Holmon L.5-6 9 10 5 5 ) Monday, Aug. 28 . [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Whiz Kid and the Joe Franklin RMrtInez Clnclnnotl ot New Orleans, 8 p.m. wife. Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, (IT) N ew s (3D New York 4, Los Anoeles 1 Thurmond S,4 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 WP—Lelbrondt. PB—Mactorlane 2. ODNXI GO KGJ, VKGUK GP Carnival Caper' A trio of grade school de­ W P— Slleb. Searoge (TT) USA Tonight St. Louis 5. Cincinnati 1 Umpires—Home, McClelland; First, tectives, aided by wacky makeshift inven­ George Sanders. 1940. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Midnight Run' A Phllodelphlo 1. Son Fronclsco 0 Umpires—Home, Barnett; First, Ford; APeno W.3-2 Coble; Second, Brinkman; Third, Cooney JHow ell S,25 Giants 45. Chiefs 7 tions and a carnival magician, attempt to [A & E ] Globe TV: A Ticket to the World bounty hunter and an accused embezzler (2® A n g ie Atlonto 4, Pittsburgh 3 Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Voltogglo T— 2:34. A— 38,729. TO XZUXlIXOW MITUX YDL try to elude the mob as they make their Coventry Golf Tourney set T— 3:20. A— 37,242. New York thwart a bank robbery. Jaclyn Smith, Dick [CNN] PrimeNews 6® U ter With Bob Costas Montreol 6, Son Diego 4 way across the country. Robert De Niro, Houston 8. Chicogo 4 Frndez Bakalyan, Eric Shea. 1978. Aose L.1-4 N tw York .... 14 .21.7 . J— 45 6W.' — LCPPXII IROXP. [DIS] Swiss Family Robinson Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kotto. 1988. (^ Honeymooners COVENTRY — The Coventry Lions Club will Sunday's Gomes National League results KOhMS CItv . .7. . .0. .0. .8 — .7 [E S P N ] Home Run Derby Son Diego 5. Montreal ? Brewers 6. Red Sox 3 Innis [ESP N ] Golf: Fred Meyer Challenge Rated R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Nawsnight Update sponsor a gold tournament on Saturday. Sept Umpires—Home, Rrst, DeMuth; FIrjt Quoiier PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “ Music played at weddings always reminds me of [H B O ] MOVIE; Dirty Dancing' (CC) Los Angeles 5, New York 4 Opening round from Portland, Ore. (2 hrs.) [ESPN ] Sports Trivia Sports brain leas­ Second, RIppley; Third, Froemmlng. NYG—Rouson 1 run (NIttmo kick), the music played for soldiers before they go Into battle.” — Heinrich While vacationing with her family in the 11:00PM (3D (3D (g) 65) @5) 6B 30, at Skunkamaug River Golf Club, All Son Francisco 5, Philadelphia 7 2:58. (Taped) N ew s ers. Pittsburgh 7. Atlanta 6 BOSTON MILWAUKEE Padres 5. Expos 2 Heine. early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in proceeds from the tournament will benefit the obrhbl abrhbi KC—Chandler 9 pass from Jaworskl [H BO ] Babar [USA] Is There Love After Marriage St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 1 Giants5,Phllles2 (Porter kick), 11:47. love with a streetwise dance instructor. (3D It's a Living Houston 8, Chicago 4 Boggs 3b 5 0 1 0 M olitor 3b 5 0 1 0 [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire sightless, sight impaired and other worthwhile Barrett 2b 4 12 0 Bates 2b 4 110 SAN OIEOO MONTREAL NYG—Turner 73 ooss Irom Simms (NIt­ Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- C heers (CC). Mondoy's Gomes QT) 1:35AM (3D Love Boat Burks cf 2 1 0 0 Surhoff dh 4 0 10 Obrhbl obrhbl tmo kick), 12:43. bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Midnight Run' (CC) A charities. Los Angeles (Belcher 8-12) at Montreal SAN FR A N PHILA V Slicer Greenwl If 3 1 2 2 Yount ct 4 1 1 1 Roberts ss 3 2 2 0 DMrtnz cf 3 0 0 0 Second Quarter (3) 1:55AM [M AX] MOVIE: The Rosary Last year, 140 took part in the festivities. (Longston 10-3), 7‘.35 p.m o b r h b l Ob r h bl [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey bounty hunter and an accused embezzler Romlne If 0 0 0 0 Brock lb 3 12 0 RAIom r 2b 4 12 0 ONIxon cf 0)00 Butler cf 1 2 10 Dykstro cf 4 0 2 0 NY<3—Rouson 1 run (NIttmo kick), try to elude the mob as they make their (2® Austin City Limits (R) (In Stereo) Murders' (CC) A priest and a reporter try Son Francisco (LoCoss 7-7) at New TGwvnn cf 3 112 Foley 7b 3 0 0 0 2:27. [TM C] MOVIE; 'Shy People' A Manhat­ Sponsor money is needed to provide the York (Darling 11-9), 7:35 p.m. Heep If 1 0 0 0 COBrlen c 3 12 3 Litton ?b 4 0 2 1 Herr 2b 4 0 1 0 way across the country Robert De Niro, 6® Weekday (R) to capture a Detroit serial killer who's been Esosky 1b 3 0 0 0 Braggs If 2 110 JoClork 1b 4)13 DGorcl 2b 10)0 RThmp 2b 0 1 0 0 VHoves rf 4 0 0 0 NYG—Turner 29 pass from Rutledge tan magazine writer and her daughter en­ murdering priests and nuns. Donald Suth­ aforementioned causes with good San Diego (Rasmussen 5-9) ot Phllo- (NIttmo kick), 9:56. counter Cajun relatives while researching a Charles Grodin, Yaphet Kotto. 1988 Evans dh 4 0 2 1 Felder rf 4 10 0 Jomes rt 4 0 1 0 Golorrg lb 4 0 0 1 W Clork 1b 4 0 0 0 Kruk If 4 1 1 0 O ) M ‘ A ‘ S ‘ H erland, Belinda Bauer, Josef Sommer. delphla (Carman 4*12). 7:35 p.m. Wynne It 4 0 1 0 Rolnes It 4 1 1 0 NYG— Mowott 20 ooss from Rutledge Rated R. (In Stereo) contributions. Clnclnnotl (R,Robinson 2-1) ot Chicogo Reed ss 2 0 0 0 Spiers ss 4 0 12 Mitchell If 3 1 1 0 Jordan 1b 4 12 1 family tree article in Louisiana bayou coun­ (H) Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 W olloch 3b 4 0 1 0 MW Ims 3b 4 0 1 0 CHoyes 3b 4 0 11 (NIttmo kick), 14:27. try. Jill Clayburgh, Barbara Hershey. 1987. [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Glass Menagerie' For further information about the tourna­ (Sutcliffe 13-9). 8:05 p.m Kutcher rf 4 0 0 0 Porent c 4 0 0 0 W alker rt 4 0 0 0 Third Ouorler [A&E] Clifton Davis at the Improv Clif­ Only games scheduled Midndo rf 2 0 0 0 Doulton c 4 0 0 0 Rated R. (In Stereo) A fading Southern belle attempts to im­ 2:00AM (5) Superior Court ment. please contact Frank Perrotti at Totals » 3 7 3 Totals 33 6 10 6 Whitson p 2 0 0 0 Rtzgerld c 4 0 2 1 Riles 3b 2 1 1 4 Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 N YG — Ingram 43 pass Irom Rutledge pose her own unfulfilled dreams on her ton Davis ("Amen") welcomes comics Tuesday's Gomes MoDovIs p 1 0 0 0 Owen ss 2 0 10 (NIttmo kick), 8:10. [USA] Cartoon Express (TT) Soloflex Heroes 429-9501. Clnclnnotl at Chicogo 2:20 p.m. Kennedy c 4 0 1 0 Cook p 2 0 0 0 sheltered daughter in this adaptation of Rich Hall, Stephanie Miller, Fritz Coleman, Boston BSmIth p 1 0 0 0 Fourth Quarter I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Los Angeles at Montreol, 7:35 p.m. 300 000 000— 3 Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 Porrett P 0 0 0 0 Tennessee Williams' play. Joanne W ood­ Mark McCollum and Craig Shoemaker. (60 (2® NVR Showcase Mllwaufcee WJhnsn ph 1 0 0 0 NYG—FG Allegre 54, 11:49. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 6:30PM ® CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) Son Francisco at New York. 7:35 p.m. 000 004 02x-« Oberkfl ph 0 0 0 0 Dernier Ph 1 0 0 0 min.) E — Botes ZSmIth p 0 0 0 0 A —36,820. ward, John Malkovich. 1987. Rated PG. ® Dating Game Son Diego ot Phllodelphlo, 7:35 p.m. , Reed. DP—Boston 1. Mll- Brantley p 1 0 0 0 RM cD w l p 0 0 0 0 C£ (3S) ABC News (CC). waukee 1. LOB— Boston 8, Milwaukee 7. RThmps p 0 0 0 0 Gorrelts p Unscramble these four Jumbles, [USA] Murder, She Wrote Jose Ferrer [CNN] Moneyline Houston at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. 2 0 0 0 Ford ph 1 0 1 0 MEN- 65) Too Close for Comfort ^ Je ffe rson s (CC). ZB— Barrett, Greenwell Evons, COBrlen, Santvn ph 1 0 0 0 DNIxon ph 0 0 0 0 NYG KC one letter to each square, to form stars as a flamboyant hypnotist murdered St. Louis at Atlanta. 7:40 p.m. First downs LOCKE [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet [A&E] Shortstories Dating in New York Braggs HR—COBrlen (4) S B — B urks Totals 33 S I S Totals 32 2 6 2 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 18 18 four ordinary words. (Si 65) NBC News (CC). in front of several journalists who are in a Delaney to be honored (17). Botes (1). Yount (14), B ro ck (4). Sherldn rf 1 0 0 0 Rushes-yards 37-134 24-91 [ESPN] Major League Baseball's Grea­ is featured in "Original Ray's"; an actor Son Diego Posslng 6D (IB Nightly Business Report trance. (60 min.) American League results S—Reed, COBrlen. 101 000 030—5 Totals 31 5 7 S Totals SS 2 8 2 289 166 test Hits: '77 World Series Dodgers vs. looks for his big chance in "Promised Leonard J. ‘Pop’ Delaney. long-time Recrea­ IP H R ER BB SO Montreal 000 000 110—2 Return Yards 99 24 DROAR 65) WKRP in Cincinnati 8;30PM 3D Nowhart (CC) Dick hires Yankees. Land"; also, "Price Check. " (60 min.) Botton LO B— San Diego 6, Montreal 7. 2B— Comp-Att-Int 13-18-0 19-294 Son Francisco 100 000 004—5 E (61) Love Connection an unusual illustrator (Eileen Brennan) [HBO] Kids in the Hall (CC) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Chandar, the Black Leo­ tion Department emploee whopassed away Smithson L.6-12 5 1-3 7 RAIomar, Fltzgerold. Roberts. HR—JoClork Phikicfelphki 000 000 300—2 Sacked-Yords Lost 0^ 3-23 who's in the same sanitarium as Michael. pard of Ceylon' A majestic jungle cal gets last year, will be honored before the Town Tigers 7, Yankees 6 Price 2 2-3 3 (17). SB— RAIomar (29),Rolnes(28).TGwynn E—RMcDowell. DP—Philadelphia 1 Punts 345 540 ZE [A & E ] Profiies Featured: former presi­ [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Milwaukee (38). Roberts (14). S— BSmIth. Roberts, Fumbles-Lost (H) 0 0 (R) (In Stereo) the opportunity to repay the man who LOB—Son Francisco 12, Phllodelphlo dent Theodore Roosevelt. [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) Softball Tournament title gameson Tuesday at Hlguero 5 5 RAIomar. 2B— Litton, Dykstro, Jordan. CHoyes.Mo WII- Penoltles-Yords 7-45 4-35 (22) Hogan Family (CC) David proposes to freed him from the circus. 1972. Rated NR. N EW YO RK DETROIT [CNN] Showbiz Today 6 p.m. at Fitzgerald Field. The Manchester Novarro Wz4*5 1 1-3 2 IP H R E R BB SO Homs. HR— Riles (6). SB— Butler (19) Time ot Possession 28:34 31:26 Sara, who has just been invited to study (In Stereo) Ob r h bi ab r h bl San Dtaso RIH 1 1 :30PM 3D ® N lghtllno (CC). Fossos S.1 2 2-3 0 0 0 1 S— Butler, Litton. AC [ESPN] SportsLook abroad. Part 2 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) Rec Department will hold a'brief ceremony to Sax 2b 4 0 12 Pettis cf 5 2 3 0 Hlguero pitched to 1 hotter In the 6th Whitson W.15-9 6 2-3 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 3D Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsLook Kelly cf IP H RER BB SO 5 1 1 0 TrammI ss 4 1 1 1 Umpires—Home, Tschldo; First, Mer MoDovIs S.31 21-3 Son Fronclsco RUSHIN(3— New York, Rouson 9^50, Til­ 7;00PM 3 ) Inside Edition Newfound­ [HBO ] Nature Watch (CC) Anim al life in [TI\^C] MOVIE: 'The Glass Menagerie' dedicate a plaque in memory of Delaney. Mtngly 1b (TT) Honeymooners 3 0 0 0 Richie rf 3 1 1 1 rill; Second, Palermo; Third, Denklnger M o n trtcl Gorrelts lman 4-29, Anderson 8-77, Adams 8-15, land jet crash. (R) the polar regions. A fading Southern belle attempts to im­ Delaney was softball commissioner at Charter Bolbonl dh 4 0 0 0 KWIIms rf 0 0 0 0 BSmIth L.9-6 T— 2:38. A— 45,579. 7 Lefferts Meggett 3-7, Hudson 2-3, Carthon 1-3 (3® Anushka pose her own unfulfilled dreams on her Barfield rf 3 1 1 2 Elergmn 1b 2 12 2 ZSmIth 1 3 ) (S) Wheel of Fortune (CC). 9;00PM OD Murphy Brown (CC) Oak Park for 15 years. He also supervised the Brantley W.7-1 Kansas CItv, Polm er 11-32, Saxon 6-22, (^ 6® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) sheltered daughter in this adaptation of Geren c 3 0 0 0 GW ord 1b 2 0 10 RIThmpsn 1 Agee 5-21, Gamble 2-14. ( D Cosby S h o w (CC). (In Stereo) Phone conversations lead to a date be­ Phllodelphlo GUBLIN Tennessee Williams' play. Joanne Wood­ adult basketball and volleyball programs at Phelps ph 10 0 0 Nokes dh 2 0 11 Rangers 7, White Sox 1 WP—MoDovIs. Cook PASSING— New York, Simms 3-64)-114, tween Murphy and a brilliant physicist @) Your Show of Shows Slought c THAT STINSI' filing Junior High School. 0 0 0 0 Lemon dh 2 0 0 0 Porreff Rutledge 8*0-156, Hostetler 2-4-0-19. Kon- Ql) ®) Cheers (CC). (Buck Henry). (R) (In Stereo) ward, John Malkovich. 1987. Rated PG. Espnoz ss 4 1 2 0 Lynn If 3 1 1 1 6® St. Elsewhere Pirates 7. Braves 6 RMcDwII L.3'6 sas CItv, Jaworskl 7-10-2-44, Flavden 6-10- ©OLFEK LEFT THE 65) M'A'S'H [USA] Soloflex The plaque was made possible through Tollesn 3b 2 111 Stronge 3b 3 0 11 TEXAS CHICAGO 1-58, O B e rg 6-9-1-67. 3D Best of the National Geographic (SB MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Ob r h bi Ob r h bl HBP— Butler by Cook, WClork by Cook CAPPIE THIS. donations from players and friends. M H oll ph 1110 Heath c 4 0 0 0 Mitchell by RMcDowell. RECEIVING—New York, Mowott 4-42, 6D (IB MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Specials An observation of Jacques 2;30AM (3D Sustaining Kiefer 3b 10 10 Brum ly 2b M onriq ss 5 0 0 0 LJohnsn cf 4 0 1 PITTSBURGH ATLANTA [CNN] Sports Tonight 3 1 1 0 Turner 2-102, Meggett 2-53, Adams 2-7, In­ What Do You Know About H207 In a Cousteau at work. (60 min.) (TT) Twilight Zone Polonia It 4 111 Kunket dh 4 111 Fletchr 2b 4 0 1 0 ab r b bl ob r h bl MUGN P 65) [DIS] Prairie Home Companion Third gram 1-43, Baker 1-18, Rouson 1-4. Konsos question-and-answer format, topics relat­ MOVIE: 'Baywatch: Panic pt Totals 35 6 9 «Totals 33 7 12 7 Franco 2b 3 2 2 1 Coldem rf 3 0 0 0 BHtchr ct 5 2 7) OMcDII cf 4011 Astros 8, Cubs 4 Now arrange the circled letters to O) 62) Annual Farewell Taped at the Dallas, ( P A lic e Sierra rf CItv, Bornes 4-54, Dressel 2-36, Thomos 2- ing to water are covered, includes tips on Malibu Pier' (CC) Focuses on the per­ 5 112 Gallghr rf 0 0 0 0 Bell S5 5 2 1 2 Tredwv 2b 3 0 0 0 33, Chandler 2-15, M cN air 2-12, Roberts 2- form the surprise answer, as sug­ Texas, performance. Garrison Keillor is Approval takes crown Incvgllo tf 4 0 0 0 W alker dh 3 0 0 0 RReyIds rt 5 12 1 Romero 2b 10 0 0 gested by the above cartoon. how to conserve water. (60 min.) sonal and professional lives of a group of [CNN] Sports Latenight New York 001 200 30O-0 CHICAGO 6, Horry 1-16, Gamble 1-11, Saxon 1-5, joined by singers Robin and Linda Wil­ Detroit 104 100 lOx^ Dghrty 1b 3 12 0 Boston If 4 1 3 Bonilla 3b 4 0 2 1 LSmItb If 4 12 1 HOUSTON close-knit Southern California lifeguards [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date o b r h b l Palm er 1-1, Agee 1-0. 65) (46) Current Affair liams; singer Kate McKenzie and many TORONTO (AP) — With Approval became E— Brumley. DP—New York 1, Detroit 2. Buechel 3b 4 12 2 CMrtnz 3b 3 0 0 0 Bonds It 4 0 0 0 DMrphy iT 4 110 Ob r h bi David Hasselhoff, Parker Stevenson, scores. Kreuter c Walton cf 5 0 1 0 Young cf 4 2 2 1 MISSED FIELD GOALS—Kansas City, more. (90 min.) LOB— New York 6. Detroit 7. 2B— Bergman, 4 0 10 Lyons 1b 4 0 0 0 LVIllere c 4 0 0 0 Evans lb 3 12 0 Sndbrg 2b Porter 35. THE (ST) Star Trek Shawn Weatherly. 1989. (R) (In Stereo) Canada’s first Triple Crown winner in 26 years Espy cf 3 10 0 Karkovic c 4 3 3 2 Doron 2b 5 0 1 A n s w t n m x m 1 3 [USA] Is There Love After Marriage Kelly, Brumley, Espinoza. 36—Sox. HR— 3 0 0 0 King 1b 2 0 10 Thomos ss 4 2 2 2 DwSmth If [A & E ] Chronicle A look at artist Jamie [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Guillen ss 5 0 10 Bass If 5 2 3 5 (Answers tomorrow) 6® Horses Premiere by winning Sunday’s $331,933 Breeders’ Stakes Tolleson (1), Barfield (21). Lynn (7). 3 0 0 0 Bernard 2b 4 110 Blduser 3b 4 110 MlWIIms p scores. Tofols 35 7 9 6 Totals 0 0 0 0 GDovis 1b 3 0 0 0 Wyeth, author Robert B, Parker and the 2:35AM (3) Family Feud SB— Brum ley (8). Pettis (34). SF— Tram m ell. 31 1 5 1 RReed p 2 10 0 Russell c 4 0 0 0 Groce 1b JetsIG.EagleslO Jumbles: WAGER CHOKE FLORAL TAWDRY [A&E] Our Century: World War I Trac­ at Woodbine Race Track. Kramer p 0 0 0 0 PSmItb p 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 4 0 0 1 Saturday's piano-playing Paratore brothers. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dracula's Widow' The Webster rf 3 110 Blgglo c ing the social and economic developments 3:00AM (3D Home Shopping Over­ IP H P ER BB SO TOJCOl 012 020 110—7 Dlsttno ph 1 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 4 1 2 0 Answer What a bird dog might be trained for hunting [C N N ] Moneyline voracious queen of the vampires takes up Ridden by Don Seymour, the grey colt also Loncostr p 0 0 0 0 Camtnit 3b that have shaped 20th-century civilization, night S e rvice (3 hrs.) New York Chkogo 010 000 000— 1 Heaton p 0 0 0 0 Wthrby ph 0 0 0 1 3 1 2 0 N Y. Jets 1 ln-"FOW L” WEATHER residence in a Hollywood wax museum. Dawson rf 0 0 0 0 R o m la ss 0 4 10— 19 [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date beginning with World War I. Host: Edward became Canada’s leading thoroughbred CPorker 2 1-3 e 5 5 1 2 E—Rosenberg, Guillen, Lyons. DP— Londrm p 0 0 0 0 Valdez p 0 0 0 0 loot Phltodtlphki .0 7 3 0—10 (Tf) White Shadow Low 3b 4 0 0 0 Yelding pr Sylvia Kristel, Lenny Von Dohlen, Josef Condlorlo 1 1 Chicago 2. LOB—Texos 6, Chicogo 7 JDavIs ph 10 0 0 0 10 0 First Quortar scores. Herrmann. (60 min.) money-winner with career earnings of more 3 3 1 2 Ounston ss 4 0 0 0 Scott p Sommer. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) (3® H om e Shopping N etw ork (3 hrs.) Plunk Lz4-3 1 2-3 1 1 1 20— Buechele, Fletcher, Kunkel. Franco Acker p 0 0 0 0 3 0 10 N Y J— FG Leahy 46, 2:25. than $1.8 million. 2 2 Glrordl c 4 0 11 Darwin p [LIFE] HeartBeat Marilyn spends time [C N N ] Larry King Live Gutermon 1 0 0 0 0 1 2. HR— Boston (3), Sierra (21), Buechele (3regg pb 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Second Ouorler with a dying friend; Cory's in-laws visit. 1 1 :35PM dD Night Court 6® Trapper John. M.D. (13). BleleckI p 3 0 2 0 CRnIds ph 0 10 0 [DIS] MOVIE: 'How Green Was My Val­ He swept the series for Canadian-foaled Detroit Totals 36 7 9 5 Totals 14 6 9 5 SWIIson p Phi— Toney 1 run (Zendelas kick) ;47. Eve considers going to work in a Beverly [A&E] Clifton Davis at the Improv Clif­ IP H R E R BB SO 0 0 0 0 Third Quarter ley' John Ford's Oscar-winning story of a 1 2:00AM C£) USA Today Singer Fred- 3-year-olds with victories in the Queen’s Plate, Seorev 5 4 3 3 3 2 McCIndn If 10 0 0 Hills medical office. (60 min.) ton Davis ( "Amen ") welcomes comics Nunez W.2-2 2 3 3 2 1 2 Texos Pittsburgh 000 330 100—7 Phi—FG Zendelas 49, 11:32. Welsh family struggling to eke out a living die Jackson. Hough W,8-12 9 5 1 1 4 5 Totals 36 4 9 3 Totals 33 111 8 in a turn-of-the-century mining town. W al­ Rich Hall. Stephanie li/liller, Fritz Coleman, the Prince of Wales Stakes and the Breeders, Henneman 5,5 2 2 0 0 0 1 Atlanta 010 021 002—6 NYJ—Dunn 13 pass Irom Mackey (kick [USA] Miami Vice Tubbs faces death (TT) Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 1 better Chicogo E—Thomas, Evans, Russell. DP — blocked), 4:45. ter Pidgeon, Maureen O'Hara, Roddy Mark McCollum and Craig Shoemaker. (60 The victoryin the Breeders, over I'/i miles on Seorev pitched to In the 6th. Chicogo 000 110 when he goes undercover as a convict to (60 min.) Umpires—Home. Cousins; First, Roe; Rosenberg L,3-9 4 1-3 5 5 5 3 4 Pittsburgh 1, Atlonto 1. LOB—Pittsburgh 101- Fourth Quortar McDowaN. 1941. min.) Oil 1 expose penitentiary guards who kill drug the Marshall and inner turf courses, was worth Second, Scott; Third, Garcia. Hlllegas 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 7,Aflonta 3. 2B—Thomos, OMcDowell, H^tan oil N Y J— FG Leahy 25, 6:06 (T® Hom e Shopping N etw o rk (3 hrs.) One out when winning run scored. dealers after obtaining their cocaine con­ [CNN] Headline News Overnight T— 2:59. A— 33,499. Patterson 2 12 115 LSmIlh. 3B—Bell. HR—LSmIth (18), NYJ— Brown 4 run (Leohv kick), 2:04 [HBO ] MOVIE: '‘ batteries not in­ $199,159 — plus a $1 million bonus for winning ^—Scott, Blgglo, Ramirez. DP _ nections. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (2® Morton Downey Jr. (Ri Thigpen 1 1 0 0 0 1 BHotcher (4), Thomos (11). SF— Bonlllo, A —52*55. Astrosrapli cluded' (CC) The beleaguered residents of [ESPN] Golf: Fred Meyer Challenge all three legs. WP—Hough. BK—Hough. Welherby. Chicago 1. LOB— Chicago 8, Houston 4. 2B— a crumbling Manhattan brownstone re­ (2® Success 'n Life Opening round from Portland, Ore. (2 hrs.) Glrordl, Comlnitl, Doron. 3B—Blgolo 7:30PM (3) Entertainment Tonight He defeated 12 opponents in the final race to Angels I.IndlansO Umpires—Home. Welke; First, Phillips; IP H R ER B B SO Actress Anne Archer. (In Stereo) ceive unexpected help from mechanized 6® Win, Lose or Draw (R) Second. M cCoy; Third, Reed. Pittsburgh U R— Bass 2 (3), Sandberg 2 (24) SB— First downs )j visitors from space. Hume Cronyn, Jessica BleleckI (1), Webster (12). S F-R o m lrez. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Clinton and Nadine' join New Providence, the first winner in 1959, T— 2:49. a — 27,158. RReed W,1-3 5 6 4 4 0 5 Rushes-vords 31^ 75.74 (3) 62) Jeopardyl (CC). Tandy, Frank McRae. 1987. Rated PG. (In (ST) Synchronal CLEVELAND CALIFORNIA Kromer 2 0 0 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO PMSIng 171 ,,7 (CC) A smuggler and a prostitute become and Caneboro, 1963, as the other Triple Crown Chicago might be wise today to keep anything S ) Kate & Allie (CC). Stereo) [A&E] Globe TV: A Ticket to the World o b r h b l Ob r h bl Heaton 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Return Yards 174 95 entangled in a deadly conspiracy that BleleckI 5 2-3 9 4 4 3 3 champions. New Providence and Caneboro Browne 2b 3 0 1 0 DWhIte cf 3 0 1 0 Landrum S,18 1 2-3 3 2 2 0 2 Q)mo-Att-lnt 14.304) 11-27-2 ^ o u r good concerning your career to your­ ® USA Tonight [LIFE] MOVIE: 'My Mother's Secret [CNN] Nawsnight takes them from Miami to Costa Rica. Jocoby 3b 4 0 0 0 KAndrs ss 3 1 1 0 Athletics 5. Twins 0 Atlanta SWIIson 1 0 0 0 0 1 Sacked-Yards Lost 24 4-33 self. Someone who does not have your Life' A high-priced call girl, who reunites Andy Garcia. Ellen Barkin. 1988. (In were both owned by E. P. Taylor’s Windfields Loncoster L,3-1 11-3 1 1 1 1 , 65) MOVIE: 'Victor / Victoria' In 1930 s [ESPN] Women's Volleyball: Pro James If 4 0 1 0 Ray 2b 2 0 0 0 PSmIth L,3-13 4 2-3 4 6 3 3 2 Punts 4.40 743 b irth d a y with her 16-year-old daughter, tries to de­ Stereo) MlWIIms 1-3 13 3 best interests at heart may try to upset Paris, a female entertainer becomes a hit Beach Tournament From Hermosa Farm. Corter cf 4 0 0 0 Joyner lb 2 0 0 1 Assnmehr 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Fumbles-Lost 4.7 3.7 cide between continuing her life in her pro­ POBrIn lb 3 0 1 0 CDoyls If 3 0 0 0 MINNESOTA OAKLAND Houston your applecart. by posing as a man in drag. Julie Andrews, Beach, Calif. (60 min.) (R) [USA] Secrets of Buying Cars Whole­ With Approval, owned by Bud and David Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Valdez 2 2 110 2 Penollles-Yords 9.75 9.45 James Garner, Robert Preston. 1982. fession or risk reaching out to another hu­ 1 Belle rf 3 0 0 0 Arm as rf 3 0 0 0 Scott 7 8 3 2 3 6 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) If you sale Bckm n 2b 4 0 2 0 RHdsn If 4 110 A cker 2 3 0 0 0 1 Tim e of possession 34:75 75:35 man being. Loni Anderson, Paul Sorvino, [LIFE] HeartBeat Joanne battles a female Willmot, won his fifth straight stakes races. Clark dh 3 0 0 0 Dwnng dh 3 0 0 0 RReed pitched to 1 batter In the 6th. Darwin W,11-3 2 1110 1 Aug. 22,1989 are planning something social today it's 65) (^ Major League Baseball: Boston Skinner c 2 0 10 Rose 3b 3 0 1 0 Gladden If 4 0 0 0 Lonsfrd 3b 4 1 2 0 Loncoster pitched to t batter In the 9lh Amanda Wyss. 1984 Russian surgeon who performs needless 3:05AM (3D N ew s (R) HBP—King by Acker. 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'--nfTI 'BlT ir I u m K fix > A6ct(T A walk on the mild side ,1WAr Vooo ^9Cr^. NEW YORK A II Daughter objects to parents’ divorce (AP) — Life in the 1960s w asn’t so Dear Readers: Abby wild for Glenn is off on a two-week DEAR ABBY: My friend and I have DEAR ABBY: My husband is a fine Close, who spent vacation, but she left a difference of opinion. He says man and an excellent provider, but he five years with the behind some of her Damon and Pythias were homosexu­ has some odd ideas. For example, well-scrubbed favorite letters taken als. I say they were straight. Can you when we go out for an evening, he singing group Up 'Xg>fe06a>0 from her book. “ The Dear check this out and let us know? orders a vodka martini with eight With People, the T“Trr; olives. Then one by one he puts the “c in in it aaa j a Best of Dear Abby.” Abigail Van Buren Silent Majority’s PEANUTS by Chartea M. Schulz C AND B olives in his nose and sniffs out the answer to the juice. (He claims it clears his ® 1M9 umtsd Festurs Syndk:ale. tnc DEAR ABBY: I am Beatles. DEAR C AND B: I wrote to 12 sinuses.) "We were sup­ absolutely beside my­ I don't mind when he does this at I THINK self with the news my leading universities. Their responses posed to be the included yeses, noes and mayltos. home, but when he does it in public, I 50MEBOPY parents gave me this other side of Berke­ JU5T60T BACK I think the chairman of the English want to crawl into a hole. Do you think ley, you know, sing morning. They drove over here and they have thought it over and this is Department at the University of he should see a psychiatist? FROM THE VET "Face it. This just isn’t our day.' calmly announced that after 44 years some songs and the 0 what they both want. Abby, they have Chicago summed it up very well: world will be a WHERE HE HAP of marriage they are getting a children and grandchildren who love "Dear Abby: You asked if Damon RADIOLOGIST’S WIFE HIS TEETH divorce! I honestly believe they have better place.” ® igM by NEA. Inc. and respect them. How can parents and Pythias were gay. In dealing with Close, 42, said in CLEANEP. taken leave of their senses. disgrace their families that way? characters of such remote antiquity, DEAR WIFE: Yes, but he should They have had their differences like th e September who exist more in the realm of legend, find out who drinks martinis with a issue of Fame I k all married couples, but they have THEIR DAUGHTER it is sometimes difficult to find much twist of lemon so they won’t fight over never separated — not even for one magazine. Glenn Close evidence on the most intimate details the olives. "It was very day. I can’t imagine what has come DEAR DAUGHTER: Your parents of their private lives. a- zt DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Colllna over them. idealistic but very controlled, very controlled. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne have a right to make their own "Damon and Pythias were famous I was absolutely sincere; it was totally naive,” , S LT THAT DOESN'T MEAN Dad says that since he is 70, if the The facts about drugs, AIDS, how to I REALIZE TESS SAID TRACY WAS decisions, for their own reasons, for their devotion to each other, and she said. HEADED RDR THIS WAX MUSEUM , W H EN H E S S T IL U h e r e ! good Lord gives him another five without loss of love or respect from prevent unwanted pregnancy are in oH, QOhl’T our Tt^AT SHE LAST SAW HIM ... they were Greeks. Beyond that, I "I had no emotional or spiritual equipment to n years he wants to live them in peace. their children and grandchildren. And think whatever they did was pretty Abby’s new expanded booklet, "What b m p t y -I' m p b c y c u n g / know what I was doing, I was too young.” Mother, who is 69, says she feels the if they terminate their marriage after much their own business, and even if I Every Teen Should Know." To order, same way. send your name and address, plus Close, who stars in the upcoming “Imme­ ■m : J 44 years, where is the "disgrace’’? knew, I wouldn’t say. diate Family” with James Woods, said the I suggested a larger apartment with Perhaps they stayed together as long “One less-than-eminent authority check or money order (or $3.50 to: I f c u Dear Abby’s Teen Booklet, P.O. Box group enabled her to travel around the world, two bedrooms, frequent separate as they did out of consideration for said to me, ‘I think Damon was OK, but she still feels she missed something in those vacations, a trial separation _ you. They need compassion, not but I'm not sure about Pythias.’ 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is included.) days. anything but divorce. But they insist criticism. Sincerely, Stuart M. Tave’’. ”I never had a '60s rebellion period. I wish '1 OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp 8eft, Ph.D. that I had,” she said. i»LakR 24e Pen>it4F 6-21 ““ C0LU6 ’^ 1 for breakfast, New IRS regulations restrict Always a new audience LI'L ABNER by Al Capp KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Jerry Lewis is using his old movies to reach a very special THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S Sy Barry ■mis CAINTT AT LAST OUR DREAHS- lul member of the younger generation — this BE HAPPEHIKTff- \s u r r BACK BtV 9A M ., AH SAVES -rH'HICKW. ■Wlf£!f-*t.K.PUEAstrr AH' TH' DREAMS O' BILLVUNS company-paid medical exams N*Mcrr At I K. pQc O'OTMER------DECENT ^P E O ^ year’s Muscular Dystrophy Association poster LIKE THAT >OUN6 MAN BECAME .'i’fS S ^ p(wnounck( TOOAcy.Y -AN'NOW - SOMETHIN'LL child. SL£«SSPUy.V I 90.VO'PANIC-STT»ICKEN h a ppe n T'SAVE me. some HN M ESA TABLE A 5EACAPTAIN. H i S D-ooosco rrr^ y <34 lotjT-AKi'YO'.'O'BoonFVJU Within the discovers for the first time that Five-year-old Ashley Antolak, of Athens, BECAME THE FIRST y TREMBUN; YOUKK3 MORSEL. past month, the he’ll be taxed on his $600 exam. ' MAN AW- The vicious met the comedian for the first time in PK5VATI0N Internal Ser­ He has four options: December in Las Vegas, shortly after being OF vice has come 1. He can skip the exam even selected to be the poster child. THE. PTiAVINO out with more Sylvia though that may not be smart: or Barbara Harber, Ashley’s grandmother, I^ N T IS IS A FACT, BUT regulations, in 2. He can take the exam, recalled asking Ashley about Lewis on the include the $600 on his tax return ANOTHEK -RELENTLESS this case deal­ girl’s return from thetrip. "Granny, he’s kinda ing with em­ Porter and pay tax on it; or PREVATORFEEVS funny,” Ashley said. ployee fringe 3. If his medical expenses "Tell it to his banker,” Mrs. Harber SOLELY ON benefits. They already are more than 7.5- 'AWUNP/¥39~ the D4ft by NEA. Inc responded with a laugh. WHITE Ml?IHC>IAN,.CU/V\BEQ YES/I NAME THIS THE AT^NTIS. crack down — percent of adjusted gross income, But Ashley’s mother, Donna, said it was WALKER'g TABLE ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnaon a n d crack he can ignore the company’s clear that Ashley didn’t know exactly who down hard. offer, pay the physician directly Lewis was. When Lewis found out, he decided m , PAD.' SOMEDAY.. Sadly, they often hit hardest the take out an equity loan on your and deduct the expense; or to send Ashley videocassettes of three movies BLONDIE by Dean Young S Btan Drake MOM,CAMIHAVeA wac, I KMOW WHERe 4. If he’s very persuasive, get CAM I have; MAYpe... w w ie KMiFe? very people who most need a few home (like a second mortgage) from his cinematic heydey in the 1960s, "The TO 6TART.' small tax breaks — middle-class and put the home up as collateral. the company to pay him the $600. UAMAM 0OV.THAT HAM WE I'VE GOT TO HAVE A A&OWIg w ^ u e e e ,,. Bellboy,” "Cinderfella,” and ’’The Nutty s o m e t i m e s 1 FE E L SINCE HAP FOR DINNER WAS C O LO -H A M s a n d w ic h KMIFC1 taxpayers. Do yourself a favor. Think twice Frank then will go to the doctor, Professor.” SENSATIONAL GUILTV ABOUT SNACKING I'M THE © ore lut ONUV Look back and you’ll see what I before you do that. Don’t let the get the exam and deduct the cost ”1 figured what better way is there to bridge O N E THE TINT WASP TH E 3A F ^ N T IC IV A , UPON mean. tax tail wag the common-sense on his own tax return. the gap between our generations than through WHO FINDING A FETTLE T^NTIS, LANDS ON ITS BACK When the IRS limited the dog. Here are the results of the the universal language of laughter,” Lewis AND RE/AAINS THERE UNTIL THE t^ N T IS LAYS deduction for IRAs for people who With these matters in mind, 1 options; said. HER EGOS. THE WASP THEN LAYS HER EGGS ON belonged to company pension worked with tax attorney Eli J. If he takes the company-paid So when Ashley was asked about Lewis in a ■ THE l^ N T IS ' EGGS . AFTER HATCHING , THE plans, a working couple with an Warach of Prentice Hall to exam, it costs him out-of-pocket recent interview, she could say with some YOUNG WASPS ll^E D IA T E L Y FEET> ON THE adjusted gross income of $50,000 highlight the new regulations on $168. (His tax rate of 28 percent of authority, ” He’s funny.” But is he as funny in NEW30-RN W\ANTISES. j lost out on the tax deduction. fringe benefits, and ways you can $600. 'That’s still a bargain.) person as in his movies? ” No, not really,” she That’s a total of $5 0 ,0 0 0 — two deal with them. If he pays the doctor $600 out of said. 0 I salaries. One valuable fringe benefit was his own money and takes the 'SL\ ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue When a middle-class couple the company-paid physical medical deduction, he’s out-of- Jennings a dropout 3-21 y iT.P T hat 7 ^fKEGS.THPY r HfAP Aiv/p son's physique, but bark extract is much less ” I don’t believe in false modesty,” Crowell J £ S _ C ^ \ . harmful than the injectable steroids used by many automobile so I rented the cheapest car I could find. told The Nashville Banner Thursday in an -o body builders and athletes. Now his insurance company only wants to pay for interview from Los Angeles. ”I definitely I T o u x If your son is not overweight and he works out four 28 days, since they say the car could have been thought I was deserving. Had I not been days a week, don’t fuss about his programs, even repaired in that time. I have already paid for 2>A acknowledged, I would have probably been Yova fAp^.? though — to you — his eating habits may seem months rental. Am I just out of luck? disappointed and bitter. ” DEAR BRUCE: Twenty years ago when my "WbyWA.inc T h A V C ? 8-ZI peculiar. The stuff he is consuming is expensive, but Crowell, husband of Rosanne Cash, was if he is willing to pay the price, let him be. His diet is mother passed away, the estate provided money for nominated for best male vocalist, best song for WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll K.M.C., her grave marker — $370 to be exact. My 1 not harming him. SEATTLE the hit "After All This Time,” best single and To give you more information, I am sending you a sister-in-law has had that $370 in her possession for best video. w , 2 ^ WINTH(2CP^ W H A T A R E all these 20 years and has yet to buy the grave IS T H A T WAXIN6f THE copy of my Health Report “Fads II — Herbs and VOU Other Supplements." Other readers who would like maker. V o a - ? f l o o r s . DEAR K.M.C.: No way! You are not obliged to D O INt^ IN a copy should send $1.25 with their name and accept an offer from their insurance company any T H E R E - :i I finally talked to her about it over the phone and address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, Ohio more than they are obliged to make an offer. Now I she said she would send me the money to ’ 'go buy the Our Language Bridge 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. know that sounds contrary. grave m arker.” The only problem is, what I could ■a NORTH l-zi-8( ♦ 4 3 2 DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a prolapsed bladder. The insurance company has two obligations. have bought with that money then, now costs almost ¥ 7 WlHTHfefe l i f e There is no urinary leakage or incontinence, and I First, to defend their client should an action be a $1,000. Equity refers to fairness or impartiality. The ♦ AK965 IHNEP wimiRjps am not overweight. Is there an exercise I can do to middle of equity is quit, but you should never quit Road-map the other plays, but perhaps justified brought against them. Second, to pay up to and I want my mother's grave to be properly marked, ♦ J 7 6 5 JiAHCTtlM inhiep. correct this problem? including the limits of the policy should judgment be the search for equity. by declarer’s knowledge of West’s but I think she should at least give me the interest. The verb grill severely questions or cross- WEST EAST pre-empt tendencies. awarded against their client. Can I go to court and collect that interest? ♦ 965 ♦ A K J 10 8 How would you play J-8-4 in your West was a player who loudly pro­ 010“ DEAR READER: A prolapse means the bladder examines. Save this word for appropriate occa­ WKQ 10 9642 ¥853 hand, facing A-K-9-6-5 in dummy, for claimed to one and all that his higb a/Ah has lost its normal supports and is sagging and Now if they know their guy is wrong, it is easier for sions, though; don’t grill someone during a cookout. ♦ 10 3 ♦ Q72 no losers? That was declarer’s prob­ cards were only in his long suit when­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt pressing against the vagina. Ordinarily, this causes them to negotiate a settlement. You are under no S.T., ♦ 10 ♦ 82 lem in today’s deal. One approach ever he made a weak jump bid. If he leakage of urine during coughing, sneezing or obligation to accept that settlement. I would go back FONTANA, CALIF. QUESTION: What do you call two words that are SOUTH L would be to play West, who had pre­ was telling the truth, he could not hold ARNie TUB PTT BULL 16 straining. If the condition is severe, patients may and try to negotiate with them and explain the spelled the same but have different meanings? empted with three hearts, for both the a high spade or the diamond queen. So NO DOUBT NOW HB'U, CEriVB circumstances. ♦ Q7 STANPIN IN OUR FRONT US A u m e peM0N6TRAT10N have to consider surgery to re-suspend the bladder. ¥ A J queen and the 10 of diamonds. Ordi­ declarer played ace of hearts, cashed ANSWER: Such words are called homographs. YARP.' ITNINK HES OFHISFieRCBNBSS. Minor degrees of prolapse, which don’t cause In the absence of a negotiated settlement there is ♦ J 8 4 narily the chances of success are 25 A-K of clubs, ruffed the heart jack and CHALteNaiN'lua urinary problems, can sometimes be helped by nothing to prevent you from going to court. Of DEAR S.T.: Proving that interest is due on this Take, (or example, he verb bow, as in “to bow ♦AKQ943 percent, but West’s pre-empt reduces cashed the diamond ace to see if any­ pelvic-strengthening exercises. Your gynecologist type of obligation might be difficult, but as a down"; this bow rhymes with how. A homograph of those chances. A second approach one held a singleton queen. He then course, you bring the action against the person who Vulnerable; Neither can teach them to you. did the damage, not the insurance company. Then practical m atter why bother? the verb is noun bow, as in "bow and arrow,” in Dealer; South would be to play for a 3-2 diamond ran off his remaining trumps. Coming 7 It is obvious you take this matter far more which bow rhymes with no. (No, those aren’t the split, with the queen doubleton. Play­ down to four cards. East had to dis­ i 9 H n r In my experience, however, these exercises do not the insurance company steps in and defends their rzi cure the problem; they merely improve symptoms, seriously than your sister-in-law, who has demon­ only meanings of bow.) Sosth Weft North Eait ing out the A-K of diamonds brings card from A-K-J of spades and Q-7 of client and possibly will be more amenable to down the queen a little over 27 percent Z' such as leakage, enabling women to postpone negotiation. strated her insensitivity and immaturity. I would ! ♦ 3 ¥ 4 ♦ Pass diamonds. When he threw the jack of take the money, add to it if you are able, get the 5 ^ All pass of the time. Needless to say, if declar­ spades away, declarer led a spade. surgery until the prolapse progresses to the point Do you have a question or comment about our where an operation is appropriate. In general, Remember, you have no obligation to accept. If grave marker in plnco and get on with your life. language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuaIn, In care er had to give up a diamond, the de­ East could take two spade tricks but you can't become whole through negotiation, Opening lead; ^ K fenders would quickly cash out two had to lead away from the queen of di­ bladder prolapse is an inconvenient embarrass­ This is not the type of matter that belongs in the of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ spade winners. Declarer saw yet an­ amonds. South put up the jack to make ment, not a hazard to health. litigation is the next logical step. courts. ter 06040. other path to success, less likely than his contract. f MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 21, 1989 — 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 21, 1989 Q jjH E L P I HOMES I HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS I STORE AND WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT 6FFICE SPACE Specioli^ PEACHY Keen! This su­ MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ MANCHESTER - Main GRILL Cook/5erver - ANDDVER - 4.86 acres ot MANCHESTER - Come rooms on second floor Street location. Lease view this 3 bedroom, per 4 rm Townhouse Is Part-time, flexible privacy surround this lust ready and waiting with appliances. No entire second floor or oriarty Brothers hours. Including week­ newer Contemporary 1'/2 bath Cape. $142,900. pets. Heat not In­ Individual offices. Heat m m tor a new owner. Two end days. Will train. home, cedar siding, 2 Sliders to deck from cluded. $575 monthly. Included. Dtt street D < ^ t ! family room, remo­ bdrms, 1'/2 baths, de­ Coming Thin’s., September 7... Must be 18. Golf prlvl- full baths, lacuzzi tub In luxe cherry kitchen, 646-1379.______parking available. $11 ledge Included. Call master bath, large deled kitchen and more per sq.ft. Sentry Real Manchester Country makes tor easy living. private basement, am- CDVENTRY - 3'/2 room, Manchester’s country kitchen to ple parking, low sunny, spacious, VII- Estote, 643-4060. Club. 646-0103. oversized deck, cus­ Susan Donahue,Sentry MANCHESTER - Main LAWN CARE Real Estate, 643-4060.O monthly tee! Beauti­ lage Colonial CLEANING SERVICES tom window treat­ fully maintained. Im­ $560/month. 456-0064 or Street location. 1700 HOMES ments, corner fire­ MANCHESTER - Got kids mediate occupancy! 742-6715.______sq.ft, ot dividable And you’ll want to be in it! place, cathedral 8< pets this newer Cape FOR SALE $114,500. Jackson 8> HEBRDN - Two bedroom space. Private oft Used Car Dealer JACKIE’S HELPING ceilings, located near Is lust tor you! $152,900. Jackson Real Estate, street parking. First YARD MASTERS Bolton town line. apartment. Heat, hot Trees cut, Yards cleaned. Completely fenced 647-8400.O floor convenience. $9 HANDS GLA5TDNBURY. Ranch, $239,900. Philips Real yard, large eat-ln kit­ water, appliances, car­ Lawns, Truck & Backhoe I would like to help you 5 good sized rooms. 3 IT'S Your move I $159,900. peting Included. Large per sq.ft. Sentry Real USED CAR SPECIALS Estate, 742-1450.O chen Including family Estate, 643-4060. work available. with your cleaning needs. bedrooms, eot In kit­ See this large contem­ yard, parking, cellar Reasonable rates. CDLCHE5TER - Dwners room and den. David 1984 MAZDA 1983 BUKK 1987 VW JETTA 84 CHEVY chen, large deck, full Murdock, Sentry Real porary two-unit Town- storage. Twenty min­ basement, vinyl siding. relocated. House Is va- utes to UConn and T h e H e ra ld ’ s B2000 P/U CENTURY GSI CAMARO 643-9996 Call 647-1990 cont. 9 room Dutch Estate, 643-4060.O house with 2 master W E D ELIVER For Home Delivery, Call Auto, A/C 5 Spd . AM/FM Auto, A/C Dnlv$158,900.Phllbrlck bedroom suites, cen­ Hartford. $625 Agency, 646-4200. Colonial, 4 brs, 2'/j MANCHESTER - Feels tral air and 2'/2 baths In monthly. 649-2871 or >3850 DON’S LAWN baths, 1st floor family like country but still In 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 >3919 >9650 >5350 MANCHE5TER - Now a lovely country set­ 228-3245. SERVICE room with cathedral town. $165,000. Classic ting. Anne Miller Real Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 A n n u a l HONEST only 135,000 for these celling, deck, walk out Colonial with ample EAST Hartford - Duplex 1984 MAZDA 1988 CHEVY 1983 LINCOLN 1986 BUKK Lawn mowing brand new, huge, excit­ Estate, 647-8000.D 1985 CHEVY Hedge and Bush Trimming hardworking couple basement, 2 car gar­ sized rooms, attic stor­ 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. P/U CPE. CELEBRITY TOWN CAR RIVIERA ing, 7 room, 1,000 sq. ft. age, six panel doors Rent $425, $500 and $630 S Spd. MONTE CARLO Auto Dependable work will dean your home age, heated basement I INDUSTRIAL Auto, A/C Black. Loaded beautiful contempor­ throughout. 5uper buy can be converted to rec monthly, plus utilities. 646-7011 for you. Gall 64S^15 ary Townhouses. at $189,900. Philips Real room. David Murdock, BUSINESS 282-7532. PROPERTY >3880 >6550 >8919 >6850 >8918 Cathedral ceilings, An­ Manchester ask for Michelle or Estate, 742-1450.O Sentry Real Estate, 643- PROPERTY MANCHESTER - Modern 1983 MERCURY dersen windows, full MANCHESTER Indus­ 1987 MAZDA 1985 BMW 325 1983 MAZDA 1985 MAZDA CARPENTRY/ Azadph. VERNDN - Fenced In 4060.□ N 4 room apartment In a 4 basements, 2x6 con­ TDLLAND County - New trial, 975 sq.ft, shop. LYNX B2600 4x4 5 Spd . A/C 626 626 yard surrounds this MANCHESTER - Stop family house. Applian­ Auto, A/C REMDDELING struction, family room market and demand. Good tor trademan, Auto 5 Spd., A/C 5 Spd , AM/FM fireplace, central air, natural cedar sided 3 br riding oround looking, ces and parking In­ $450 month, security, >10950 Cape, with dining call us to see this Company seeking a lo­ cluded. $500 plus utili­ Area >1888 >5050 oven/range, dis­ cal person Interested In references, plus utlll- >9888 >5888 room, large kitchen spacious 4 bedroom ties. 647-1113 otter 6pm. FARRAND REMODIlING ELECTRICAL hwasher, hood, dispo­ high yearly Income. tles. Coll 659-0493. with walk-ln pantry, Ranch with oversized 1985 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA 1987 MERCURY 1986 OLDS 1985 PONTIAC Room addition*, d*okt, roof­ sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full Investment secured by MANCHESTER - Dne and screened front porch, rooms. $214,900. Spe­ LYNX COROLLA COUGAR CIERA 5UNBIRD ing, aiding, window* and gutt­ baths, wosher/drver Inventory and strong two bedroom apart­ R S I ROOMMATES 4 Spd., AM/FM Gray er*. All type* of r*mod*llng and DUMAS ELECTRIC mud room, trult/wine cialities Include whirl­ ment. Has appliances Auto. A/C Auto, A/C, LS S Spd.. A/C hookups, cedar siding, cellar, rec. room In video promotion. For Arts Tabloid fspaira. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Service changes, pool, sunken living and 1 bath. Call 646- 1 ^ WANTED wall-to-wall carpeting, further Information >2990 >9880 >7212 >4350 additional wiring and bsmt., garage, newer room, deck and profes­ 1218. Ask for Phil or >5112 Bus. 647-8S09 tiled foyer, oak kitchen roof, more. $146,500. call Irene 1-800-752- cabinets, two-zone gas sional landscaping. Su­ 7001. Ext. 911. No sel­ Suzonne._____ SHARE IV2 baths,kitchen 1986 BUICK 1984 MERCURY 1984 CHEVY 1985 RENAULT 1986 MAZDA Res. 645-6849 repairs on existing Philips Real Estate, san Shimer, Sentry with owner and one homes. Duality work at heat, slider to deck and 742-1450.D______ling required. VERNDN. For limited RIVIERA TOPAZ CAVALIER WAG ENCORE B2200 LX 2-car garage. Dwners Real Estate, 643-4060.O other tenant, both men. With special attention to Schools Auto, A/C affordable prices. time only enloy a free Security. References. 5 Spd.. A/C Auto. A/C 5 Spd.. AM/FM will hold a second WANT a buy? 5ee this 9 BDLTDN - New Listing! color television with >5818 ISLAND Entirely owner operated. rm, 2Vj bath Colonial. 649-7630. of Dance, Music, Theatre Groups, etc. >9814 >3818 >4220 mortgage of $32,900 at $327,900. New 7 room RESORT signed lease. Modern >2950 CONSTRUCTION 27 years exp. Call 8% with no principal or 5ee why we think that Contemporary (over spacious 1 bedroom All types of home this home priced In the PROPERTY 1984 RENAULT 1982 OLDS 1984 PONTIAC 1985 MERKUR Joseph Dumas Interest payment due 2800 sq.ft.) 3 large bed­ apartment. Eat-In kit­ MITSUBISHI Improvements from 6 4 6 -5 2 B 3 . tor 7 years. These are low $200's mokes It a rooms; 2'/2 baths; tire- N chen, large bedroom, Your advertisement in this very ALUANCE CUTLAS SUNBIRD XR4TI concrete floors, steps, “Best Buy". Blan­ placed family room; CDVENTRY - Three CHILD CARE Auto. A/C. 54K CORDIA TURBO Auto, A/C, Gray S Spd , Air Auto, A/C beautiful single family private balcony, stor­ 5 Spd patios, etc. to complete homes, not condomini­ chard & Rossetto Real­ eat-ln kitchen; central room seasonal retreat. timely supplement will not only afford remodeling. Also deckp High on a hill overlook­ age, large pool, heat NEIGHBDRHDDD Ploy >3212 >4222 >7650 MAINVR.LE ELECTMC ums; and there are, of tors," We’re 5elllng vac; 2 decks; 1st floor and hot water Included. >6990 >3950 and window and door Profasatonal alaetrtoal work don*. Houses'* 646-2482.0 laundry; 2-car garage ing lake. Walk to pri­ Group - child core. course, no association Starting at $495. Call Andover. Further de­ you the opportunity to support the Arts 1987 RX7 replacement Tiling Updat* ttitl old fust panal lo tees. Coll today tor In much desired area. vate beach, needs 1986 MERCURY 1984 MAZDA 1985 FORD 1988 MAZDA Interior/exterior. oirault braaktn. PRICE Reduced! Dwner 870-9665. tails 742-5919. TURBO complete details on ot this Immaculate 6 rm Klernan Realty, Inc. plumbing. Asking only SABLE 626 E5C0RT WAGON MX-6 Landscape and Interior Win do an lypat ol olaotdoal $35,000. Philips Real in our area, but also to advertise your 5 Spd.. AM/FM. A/C work. these magnificent and Cape home tells us to 649-11470 4 Or., Auto, A/C Auto, AM/FM Auto White, A/C. 5 spd. design services Estate, 742-1450.D CONDOMINIUMS available. Call for free aatimat* beautiful homes at sell now! Priced In the MANCHESTER - Key to I upcoming fall registration schedule. >14444 >6919 >5650 >4950 >13333 ' 647-7202. $167,900 with this very, low, tow$130's. Hurry! happiness..having FOR RENT LAWN CARE Call Barry at 1986 CHRYSLER very special financing. Blanchard 8, Rossetto someone else make I ROOMS 1984 1982 OLDS 1983 CHEVY 1988 MAZDA 646-2411 This Is an excellent Realtors," We’re 5el- your mortgage pay­ VERNDN - Dne bedroom EXPERIENCED lawn VOYAGER NEW YORKER CUTUS MONTE CARLO 82200 opportunity tor tlrst- llng Houses" 646-2482.P ments. $171,900. Lovely FOR RENT condo with air, pool care. Prompt, reliable 5 Spd.. A/C Auto. A/C Brougham Auio, A/C. 59.000 Stpd., AM/FM and garage. Available MI8CEI1ANE0U8 tlme buyers and Inves­ BDLTDN - Brand New 2 family (4/4); spa­ service. Reasonably tors. Dwner will con­ cious rooms; carefree PRIVATE single room, August 15th, $580 per priced. Coll 647-9330. Reservation Deadline, >4990 >7441 >4818 >4996 >5980 PAINTING/PAPERING SERVICES Listing! Passers by $80 per week. Heat, hot month. Please call 647- sider rent with option. have always odmired vinyl siding; fully ap- 1984 PONTIAC Rothman & Rothman, pllanced; has been water, electric and 9254 Thursday, August 24th 1986 FORD 1986 CHRYSLER 1987 FORD 1988 MX-6 the Impeccable condi­ parking Included. 643- CARPENTRY/ EXPERT 646-4144.C tion ot this stunning 9 completely updated; T-BIRD RFTH AVE TAURUS GL DELUXE HERO 9321 evenings. REMODELING Auto, A/C Auto. Air. AM/FM 5 Spd., A/C, AM/FM 4 Spd. Extarlor and Intarlor HAWKES TREE SERVICE BDLTDN - Beautiful Gar­ rm Ranch. Three bed­ fenced In yard with HOMES painting and wallpapar 2-car garage! Klernan >8998 Bucket, truck 6 chippar. rison Colonial located rooms, 2 full baths, hw FOR RENT WDDD Floors - Installed, >6999 >8441 >10551 >2999 hanging. Umitad axtarlor Stump rsmoval. Fro* on cul-de-sac. Three floors, full basement Realty, Inc. 649-1147.0 IQ91 APARTMENTS raatoratTon. Pravlou* work astimate*. Special N repaired, sanding and years old, 3 carpeted vinyl siding with a MANCHESTER - Five For Your Space Reservation, can b * seen upon raquaat. consideration tor atdarly BDLTDN - Priced to sell! I I FOR RENT finishing. Free esti­ Contact BC Company, and handicapped. bedrooms plus play stone accent. In- $154,900. Dne owner ro o m , 2 bedroom mates. 742-5138 644-6066. room, 3 baths with ground swimming country Ranch on 4.9 apartment with one car lacuzzi, tile In kitchen pool, Christmas trees MANCHESTER - Dne garage. $650. Call 633- Call the 647-7553 acres. Three bed­ bedroom apartment, WALLPAPERING & and bath, hardwood even dot the property rooms, open kltchen- 0132 and leave mes­ I MISCELLANEOUS floors, alarm system, line! 2-car garage plus heat, hot water and sage. dlnlng area. Full walk appliances Included. SERVICES PAINTING fenced yard, applian­ an additional 2-cargar- out basement with MANCHESTER - Availa­ MORIARTY BROTHERS CaDIng* Repalrad or Replaoed LANDSCAPING $475 per month. 649- ces, central vac, 2,600 age In the rear! Asking wood stove. Call tor GSL Building Mainte­ Inaurad/Rataranca* 8365. ble Immediately. Six plus sq.ft. E xterior $249,900. Jackson 8, details. Fiano Real Est­ room house with nice nance Co. Commercl- 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT G.L McHuHugh clapboard and brick. Jackson Real Estate, ate, 646-5200.O EAST HARTFDRD - Dne front porch, large al/ResIdentlal building MANCHESTER EXPERIENCED Full deck and lands­ 647-8400.n______bedroom, heat and hot 6414321 or 6444431 CDVENTRY - Brand new yard. Shows well. $750 repairs and home Im­ BOBCAT LOADER caped yard, walk out ANDDVER - Dpportunlty 6 room Ranch In coun­ water included. Wall- plus security and utili­ provements. Interior WEKLES PAMTMG Oa operator with York rake finished basement, 2 ot a lifetime! You can try setting. $212,000. to-wall. Near park. ties. 647-7653. and exterior painting, Quality work at a Call 528-2914. attachment (or hire. car garage with open­ now purchase this Three bedrooms, 2 light carpentry. Com­ reasonable prlcel ers. $272,000. Call Gerry HERALD Fully insuranced. brand new 7 rm. Colon­ boths, tieldstone fire­ MANCHESTER - 5'/2 plete lonltorlol ser­ 643-5135 Interior $ Exterior at 644-8332. vice. Experienced, rel­ Fro* Estimats* ial tor $214,900! Three place. Dne acre room apartment. Fire­ I STORE AND 644-6046 CDVENTRY - Top notch ,bdrms, 2'/2 baths, fire­ wooded lot. Call tor place, parking In yard. iable, tree estimates. Call Brian Waigla construction Is the Im­ place, Anderson win­ details. Fiano Real Est­ Updated kltctien and OFFICE SPACE 643-0304. Advertising Department READ YOUR AD: Claisifed adv«rtiiement> a rt 645-8912 pression you will get dows, vinyl siding, pri­ ate, 646-5200.O bath, oversize closets. Finding a cosh buyer for CONCRETE taken by telephone as a convenience. The from this 2 year old vacy surrounds this MANCHESTER - Colon­ $625 monthly, plus se­ A4anchester Herald Is responsible tor only one the Items you'd like to sell redwood clapboard home with 5 wooded ial with In-law unit. curity and lease. Call Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the size ot Is easy. Just let our read­ PAINTING AND sided Cape, 3brs, 2'/? acres! Jackson 8, Jack- 649-4981.______FURNITURE CARPENTRY WORK Romair Spiewak $279,900. A special MANCHESTER the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen ers know what you hove Snolud** Intsrior and Extsdor baths, 2 car garage son Real Estate, 647- home with lots of for sale with on od In Thirty Locust Street. 4 DNE swivel rocker and 1 643-2711 the value of the advertisement will not be pameng. Rebuilding porohe* and Mason Contractor with toft, located on a 8400.O______charm and character. room heated apart­ FOR SALE OR Classified. 643-2711. daek* and InMalllng Mookadr 1'/3 acre on a quiet velour wing choir. Ex­ corrected by on additional Insertion. fWOCRR. Briok, Block or Ston* LDVELY one-owner Includes In-law unit ment 1st floor. Secur­ cellent condition. Both Fra* Eedmate* — Fully hraurad Chltnntys, Patios, Wail* country road. $224,900. LEASE/OPTION New, Restoration* and Repairs home. Beautiful corner with private entronce ity. No pets. $650 $125. 568-8259.______•4644S4/643436G Philips Real Estate, lot. Maintenance tree plus garaging tor 6 monthly. 646-2426.9am- 2 of the best located aak (or MIolwsi 646-4134 742-1450.P______exterior. Best buy In BEER Barrel Table, 4 cars, 2 carports and 5pm weekdays. professional office suites beer barrel choirs, ANDDVER - 4.86 acres ot town. $122,500. Coll extra parking. Must be MANCHESTER - Three Qet that chimney re­ privacy surround this Anne C. Dorem us, In town. $150. Queen size sleeper GEORGE N. s e e n -m a n y more bedroom apartment sofa, $150. Bond dinette paired before wlntert Call newer Contemporary RE/M AX East of the omenitles. D.W. Fish with appliances. $750 1. ) 1st floor facing Main now for a free estimate. home, cedar siding, 2 River, 647-1419.D set-white formica ta­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CONVERSE Realty, 643-1591 .□ per mnth. Security re­ St. 1250 sq. ft huge ble, 2 choirs, $50. Mog- full baths, locuzzl tub In Painting and Decorating Fully Insured. EA5T HARTFDRD - Spa­ EAST HARTFDRD - quired. 649-0931. private parking lot novox Stereo, In Wal­ master bath, large cious 2 bedroom, 1 bath Maintenance tree exte­ Paper Hanging TALAGA MASONRY country kitchen to MANCHESTER - Two 2. ) 25(X) sq. ft. 2 story nut cabinet, $50. Coll LEGAL NOTICES mobile home In Colon­ rior. $145,000. Nice 5'/2 643-7840. 643-8209 oversized deck, cus­ bedroom. In duplex, traditional style building I PART TIME I HELP I HELP CALL 643-2804 ial Park - very attrac­ room Ranch In a conve­ west end ot town. $600 NOTICE TO CREDITORS tom window treat­ tive Interior with open nient location. High­ very near famous flave/s E S T A TE O F HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED ments, corner fire­ per month. Call Dan PETS AND RONALD H. CADY floor plan cathedral lights Include tire- 643-2226 or 646-9892. Rest, off street parking. place, cathedral celling - all window placed living room and SUPPLIES The Hon. Norman J. Preuss, PART Time Custodian - SCHOOL Custodian - RN/LPN Immediate DAY CARE help needed MEDICAL Asslstant/Se- STEEL Erector needed. I HELP fT T lH E L P ceilings, located near MANCHESTER - Three Judge of the Court of Pro­ PERSDN to help expand treatments, lighting finished lower level. Call Tom Boyle Evenings 5;00pm- Forty hours, 5 days a Medical Care Center ot to care tor children In cretary to work full Experienced only to my business. Earn $200 WANTED l i i l WANTED Bolton town line. room apartment. Heat bate, District of Andover, at 8:30pm. Hours flexible, fixtures 8< kitchen ap­ Set on a nice level lot Owner/Agent FREE German Short a hearing held on August 16, week. Excellent benef­ Manchester has a full­ our 2 year old, pre-3 time tor Internist office work on metal building to $2000 per week. No $239,900. Philips Real pliances stay. Call Val­ w ith a tree lined and hot water. $475 Hair Pointer puppies, 1989, ordered thot all claim s 5 days 0 week. Apply its and pleasant work­ time opening for a year old. and 3 and 4 In Manchester. $10 per erection crew. Benef­ RESPDN5IBLE and ma­ AS5EMBLY - Work at Estate, 742-1450.O monthly. Lease and Boyle Real Estate Facilities Services, experience necessary. erie Huestls, RE/M AX border. D.W. Fish looking for a home. must be presented to the fidu­ ing conditions. Apply nurse with recent acute year old rooms Mon­ hour. Send resume its. EDE. Call Bill 242- Training provided. ture person full dr part home preparing and East ot the River, 647- Realty, 643-1591.0 references. 649-4820- 649-4800 647-8000 days or 643- ciary at the address below. South Windsor Board Facilities Services, or ambulatory care ex­ day - Friday, 7 - 1pm %Manchester Herald, 3738.______packaging our doll 646-4412. Failure to promptly present Call Mike Constant, time needed for busy HELP 1419 or 645-8293.0 9505 evenings. of Education, 1737 South Windsor Board perience. Interested and 1 - 6pm. Call the Box II, Manchester,CT 528-9310.______boarding kennel. Du­ house products. Call MANCHESTER - Three any such claim may result In MAGIC Video superstore SPARKLING Beauty - or tour bedroom Cape, the loss of rights to recover Main Street, South ot Education, 1737 applicants call Kim at Children's Place, Inc. 06040. ties Include: feeding, 646-0610 between 9am- WANTED Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. seeking outgoing per­ HAIRDRESSERS-Be Mr. 8< Mrs. Spic and two full baths, fire­ on such claim. Main Street, South 721 -7393. M o n d a y 643-5535. DATA Entry Dperator tor sons tor full and part cleaning and bathing. 5pm. 40. eoe Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. through Frdlday. 9am- your own boss. Lease a Span hate to leove this place In livng room, Eleanor H. Preuss, MAINTENANCE - Ma­ Manchester doctor of­ time clerk postlons. choir In this East ot the Early hours required Ass'f Clerk 40. eoe.______4pm. We also have beauty. Immaculate approximately 1600 ture and responsible fice. Experience pre­ Please apply In person river salon. Dpportunl- and weekend work. Im­ and charming Interior. The fid uciary Is; PART Time position part-time hours availa­ ferred. 646-4576. mediate openings. sq.ft. Improvements LEGAL Secretary - Small Individual wanted for at Magic Video, 171 tles unlimited, don’t Park like grounds. galore. Asking $155,000. H m m ... Maureen P. Cody available. Apply In per­ Manchester law firm. ble In our Manchester semi-skilled building, Apply In person. Ca­ 209 Pine St. son. Solvation Army A D M IN ISTRA TIVE As­ Spencer Street, Man­ wait any longer. Call Walk to Martin School. 647-1714, anytime. Experience preferred. and East Hartford maintenanced posi­ sistant tor real estate chester. 645-6485. nine Holiday Inne, 200 ju st 'what Columbia, Ct 06237 Thrift Store, 385 Broad offices.______"LET'S TALK” Asking price $186,500. Dwner. 041-08 Resumes to: Attor­ tion. Some basic office. Typing, ac­ 5heldon Road, Call Barbara Wein­ Street, Manchester. neys, P.O. Box 288, SALES - Hartford Des­ knowledge ot plumb­ AUTD Mechanic expe­ BABYSITTER needed - 2 Manchester. Abcut Stranc's success in selling and how counting experience rienced In minor re­ berg, RE/M AX East ot I'm looking 27 REASONS PART Time general Manchester, CT 06040. patch - Allied Van ing, electrical systems plus computer knowl­ to 11.■30pm, Friday, you can be a part of Itl As always, we keep the River, 647-1419 or h. I CONDOMINIUMS cleaners positions Lines. Combine our and carpentry re­ pairs tor busy full Saturday, Sunday, TO SHOP US FIRST I PART TIME edge helpful. Hoursare service gas station. selling houses, and with our soon-to-start 643-0844.O FOR SALE f o r a n d ovollable In the Man­ strong reputation with quired. Excellent be­ 9am-5pm, Monday - Monday. My honrie. 2 HELP WANTED WAREHOUSE and deliv­ Apply In person Bar­ Training Program you can be a part of the CDZY Dollhouse. WHEN LOOKING chester area, to do ery help - several Im­ your ability to sell. nefits. Inquire at 649- Friday. Call Peg Wake­ children, 3 and 6. Dwn a t t h e office cleaning Mon­ ry's Texaco,318 Adams transportation. 646- RN/LPN successful Strano’s Sales Team. Conscien­ $128,500. Large, beauti­ MALLARD VIEW lo­ FOR A USED CAR PART Time nurses aide. mediate openings, Substantial earnings 5336. field or Althea Roberts cated on a private pro­ day through Friday. possible tor you. In- 872-7777. Street, Manchester. 0834. Now taking application* lor ful country kitchen, r i g h t Mornings, evenings. fu ll-tim e , 40 hours HELP Wanted Hard part time. Immediate poal- tious, dependable, energetic, full time sales tective cul-de-sac, this Three shifts available: the-home counseling ot atrium door to 12x24 1. SELECTION Coll 649-2358.______weekly, Monday worker, eager to learn. DISHWASHER all shifts. tlon* available. 7AM-3PM, associates will feel right at homel For confi­ new subdivision of 5:30pm-9:30pm, 5pm- clients to win their deck. Completely done p r ic e . PART Time Cashier - through Friday. Above Whithorn Nursery, Apply In person to The SIRJO'S INTERIOR Monday thru Friday (No dential interview.... don’t delay — call todayl Inside and out. Bowers quality 3 bedroom 2. SERVICE 11pm, 9pm-1om. Good average pay scale. Investment In our mov­ Route 6, Bolton. 643- Patio Restaurant, 250 ON THE JOB TRAINING Waakanda). townhouses and du­ Excellent working con­ starting wage. Call 1- ing and storage servi­ CLEANING SERVICE PWKurwnt fun amn 8t«t ■ earwr In School area. Great 3. PRICES ditions. Week-nights Apply at Manchester 7802. Hartford Road, m# opUoal mOuMry. WVr» (M tilna • Please call: buy. Call Anne C. Dore­ plexes await your In­ 800-842-8336 or 649-3181. Tobacco & Candy Com­ ces. Pre-set appolnt- Manchester. We are now accepting ••floui mlnOM ptnon with good Frank Strano and week-end shifts. Director of Staff mus, RE/M AX East ot spection. Kitchens IMPORTS Ask for Pete.______pany, 78 Sonrlco Drive, ments and applications for part- wort! M hlnlo train m « Itnt gtindar. Apply In person to Bill Davelopmeiit the River, 647-1419.n have oak cabinets, PART Time matron as­ Manchester. telemarketer support time cleaning posi­ W# ofinr • itwtlng rM« of te.00 tn STRANG REAL ESTATE range, oven dis­ 1966 HOMM ACCORD Hiachbeck. 5 tpeeU. AC #1BZ3 ’ 7995 Groots Automotive •wuf with tcIwduM wig* ravim. 9AM-3PM Momlay-Frlday LIVING Well Is.. What sistant tor female facil­ your sales. Draw tions. Experience re­ hwasher, refrigerator 1966 HOtAM ACCORD 4 Door, 5 Speed. Sterao *1942.... * 8195 Service Incorporated, UPHOLSTERERS •n Monllwnt Innuranca program and C ra ttfla ld 647-"S0LD” you will be doing In this ities. 9:30am-1pm, 5 SERVICE Technician. against commission, STUDENTS quired but training Is many ofhar baoallla and bullt-ln microwave 1986 HONDA CMC 5 (peed. Air (2004 ...... * 5995 555 Eost Middle Turn­ days a week. Apply Hydro-dyne, Inc. A cor allowance. Insu­ Coavalaacent Home, 7 room Colonial with pike, Manchester. AND CUTTERS also mandatory. Please Call Bob Pound lor appt. large eat-ln kitchen, ovens. Fireplaced liv­ 1985 HONDA ACCORD H«chb*ck «2o$4e...... * 6995 Facilities Services, leading pump and pro­ rance benefits. Send HOUSEWIVES call for your Interview Maaeliestar, CT H’s What We Do Best! ing rooms, 1’/2 baths nsa Opticii den with enclosed 1966 HOtRM ACCORD LX 4 Ooor, auio, Air «iasi...... ’ 8995 Sooth Windsor Board cess m anufacturer's resume tor appoint­ Good working condi­ Friendly sales per­ todayl 643-1461. 6 4 3 -5 1 S 1 . with full vanities, se­ of Education, 1737 rep firm Is now accept­ ment to Sales Man­ tions, profit sharing, free M9-9177 porch, finished rec 1967 HONDA CMC 4 Ooor, 9 ipMd, 36k #2032 ...... * SOLO Seif Your Car sons wanted. All room, fireploce, etc., parate full basements, Main Street, South ing applications to till a ager, Hartford Des­ medical and dental insur­ 2 zoned baseboard 1981 TOYOTA COJCA OT Red s .p.*d ai, » 3795 1 Windsor. 528-9711. Ext. position In the service patch Moving and shifts and weekends etc. $199,900. Anne ance. Experience neces­ M iller Real Estate, 647- heating systems, An­ 1984 SUBARU WAGON GL auio, siorao #im 2 ...... * 4995 40. eoe. department. Duties Storage, P.D. Box 8271, needed. Apply to The dersen permashleld 1984 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON Auto. Air #1007 .... * 4495 would Include both In­ sary. Hourly rate $6-$15 8000.P______*15 East Hartford, CT Whole Donut: 150 REACH... thermopane windows, an hour. Opportunity for 1983 V.W* RABBIT 4 ooor. auio #i 87o ...... * 2995 4 Lines — 10 Days side and outside custo­ 06108. eoe SECRETARY/ A cut above! $204,900. luxurious wall to wall mer service. Appli­ advancement in fast Center Street, Man­ For an exciting health 1968 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback #2052 ...... * 8995 50< charge each addi­ iitiH E L P Three bedroom con­ carpeting and attached cants should have past growing company. Call chester, 649-0140, or temporary Raised 1965 SUBARU GL a u i o , Air »20ia...... * sold tional line, per day. You I'M w a n te d GENERAL CLEANING garage! Come see the experience with A. Zacchio at Ehrlich In­ 467 Hartford Road, RECEPTIONIST career become a Ranch, family room mode tor tomorrow. 1984 MSSAN SENTRA WAGON 42056 ...... * 2795 can cancel at any time. electrical-mechanical PERSON Permanent part time position which could lead to full YWCA with fireplace. En­ SORRY. teriors, 522-5555. 649-9150. CERTIFIED DENTAL You own your own lot 1965 V.W. ex m 4 Door. Auto 42042 ...... ‘ 5495 equipment, a good Part-time time. Responsible energetic individual being sought closed screened porch and house. No associa­ NO REFUNDS OR driving record and be TEACHER 1967 V.W. JERA 4 Door, Auio, Air ...... » 8495 General dental office as­ Morning Hours for computer brokering/sales office. Position requires oft dining room, pri­ tion tees. True value. ADJUSTMENTS sistant, flexible time. self-motivated. For ASSISTANT. vate yard with In- DOMESTIC Lynch Toyota Pontiac excellent telephone, typing, PC and organizational $141,900. Blanchard 8. Training using your more Information call ASSISTANT ground pool. Anne Rossetto Realtors," 19.1965 PLYIROUTH TURISMO auio. Air aibs?...... ’ 4995 CALL HERALD 633-8385. 6 ^ 3 2 1 LUBE TECHNICIAN We train you to earn money, skills. 649-9287.______skills. Multi-mate a plus. Ability to prioritize an YWCA oerore — Miller Real Estate, 647- We're Selling Houses" 20. 1966 CHEVROLET CELBRITY ve, Auio, Air 41930 .... * SOLD BUS Drivers. Glaston­ If you are a person unpredictable work flow In a fast paced environment 8000.n______646-2482.0 CUSSIFIED after school child as a CDA, upon graduation. 21.1965 FORD MUSTANG Auio. ps, pb 4 19 9 4 ...... * 4495 bury Public Schools. N D T H IN G Could be who enjoys working with retail customers Pleasant professional working conditions In a HDNEY! Honey! $94,500. 22.1966 BUICK SKYLARK 4 Ooor, Auio, Air 42055 ...... ’ SOLD Work os many or as program in TUITION FREE.. finer! $249,900. Gra­ 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 with skillful hands non-smoking Glastonbury office. Rease call 633-3393. Immaculate 2 bed­ 23.1983 tew hours as desired. RN Manchester cious center hall Co­ room, 2 both first floor DODGE 600 4 Door, Auio, Air 41565...... * 2495 who keeps commitments STATE OF CONNECTICUT 24.1985 PONTIAC HERO Bleck. Auio, Air 42019 ... • 4495 Bonus plan and/or elementary schools. lonial on lovely lands­ condo In private and IllJ H E L P earned days. Insu­ SUPERVISOR and you want RESIDENTS caped corner lot. Four quiet complex. All ap­ 25. 1986 CHEVROLET CAMARO Auio. Air 4 2 0 2 0 ...... • 6995 rance benefits availa­ Hours 7:00-9:00AM bedrooms, I ’/i baths, pliances and air condi­ 26.1968 CHRYSLER LAZER 5 ipted. Air 4 1 5 5 5 ...... * 5495 l>>iW ANTED ble. No experience ne­ a pay ranging from $11,400 to $18.700 yearly fire p lac e In living From 3 to 11PM TEACHER and/or 3:00-5:30PM tioner stay. Anne 27.1983 01DSM06ILE CKRA 2 Door, Auio. Air 42037 ... • SOLD cessary. Will train tor an additional, unlimited, incentive bonus Call room, formal dining Mon.-Fri. Miller Real Estate, 647- public service license. WDrk MDnday thrDugh Friday, riD company benefits with medical and dental Windham Regional room and much more! 8000.O______HOUSEKEEPERS Applications available weekends. Excellent rate cf pay. Fcr insurance Three day program. $5.00-$6.00 per Anne Miller Real Est­ NEAT! Inside 8, out! mai^cj^ strhonca from: Transportation hour. Experienced ate, 647-8000.P $86,900. Lovely 2 bed­ Two full time positions Department, Glaston­ mere infermatien please call — minimum forty hour work week Technical School available In new retire­ with children 6-11. LIGHT Up your lltel room first floor condo bury Board ot Educa­ to work in a climate that enables you to Four year degree required. $149,900. Immaculate 3- with new kitchen. Spa­ 24 ADAMS ST. ment community, excel­ tion, Glastonbury, CT lent wages and benefits. Director of Staff Development motivate yourself, grow and have a great High school 210 Birch Street 4 bedroom Cape. Vinyl cious closets, large liv­ Apply In person at: 06033. Phone 633-5231 deal of fun doing it Blue Shutter Play diploma required. sided. Skylights In tow ing room with "L" ^MANCHESTER, CT 06040 extension 430. eoe. CRESTFIELD Economy Oil Change needs you! Starts Aug. 28th. Willimantic, CT. upstalr$ bedrooms. dining room. Dne cor ARBORS AT HOP BROOK WANTED - Babysitter, and Learn School Good family home. garage. New vinyl sid­ 646-3515 403 W. Center St. tour mornings per CONVALESCENT HOME stop in today at our store at 315 Broad Call Ann 647-1437. 456-3879 extension 111. Anne Miller Real Est­ ing. Anne Miller Real Manchester, CT week. Light house­ Street, Manchester 8am-6pm or call EOE/AA EMPLOYER ate, 647-8000.P Estate, 647-8000.O work. September. 645- 6435151 647-8997. 643-7277 647-9343 1237 to MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 21, 1989

CARS ■ t MISCELLANEOUS CARS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE [ q 1 I cars CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE [^g2lI9UCK8/VANS R 7 | CAMPERS/ FOR SALE FOR SALE BUICK 1984 Skylark, ex­ FOR SALE | B 3 | tra ilers Tomorrow: back~to~ school roundups, bus routes END ROLLS cellent condition. JAGUAR VNDT-PL 1984, 39,000 miles, new tires, Doe skin leather, fur s c h a l l e r ”" MINI-Motorhome 1987, rugs, mint condition, Convertible FDRD 1986 Bronco II, six 2Vh" width — 25« $4,200. 649-5546. a c u r a q u a l i t y 1968 - New motor, top, cylinder, tour wheel 21'/2 ft., 9,500 miles. I 13" width — 2 for 25« low mileage. 236-2488. PRE-OWNED AUTOS CLYDE tires, etcetera. Best know this Is Ip absolute S3 NIttsn Stsnia n a a n CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. driye, air conditioning, Newiprint end rolls can be 8 apd.. A/0 *3200. 647- stereo, tope player. perfect condition. picked up at the Manchester S3 Ford Escort roMs r o u t e 83, V E R N O N 8844 ater 6pm. 649-7810, 6-8pm. $9,000 $24,500. 649-6198. Herald ONLY before 11a m 8 Spd., atsrso S3 Pontiac SOOO LE raoM 80 Pontiac Sunbird *2 9 9 5 Monday through Thursday. BOB RILEY . VB. Auto, Loaded CARTER 84 Cutlets Coups *5895 CDMET 1972 - Two door, GDDD USED furniture Is I AUTOS ^ R A l UMINUAA five way CHEVROLET — GEO M Chav Caprice Clasaic *4M 5 OLDSMOBILE VS, Loadad 84 Buick Century Wag *6 9 9 5 auto transmission, In demand. Why not ad­ RENT/LEASE combination step 1229 M a in St., M anchester 52 Toy Taroal SR-S roses 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4 9 9 5 70K. $400.00. Ford 1978 259 Adams St, Manch. 8 Spd., Starao vertise the furniture you ladder. Excellent con­ 88 Chev Chevelte 2 Dr. *3 6 9 5 88 Reliant 4 Door *4 9 9 5 LTD 11 - tour door, auto dition used twice. $100 88 Eaoon S/W im s . no longer use In clossl- 85 Chev Citation 4 Dr. *4 2 9 5 6 4 9 - 1 7 4 9 . B8pd,.8lar«) 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 transmission, power fled? Coll 643-2711. Picnic table with black 53 Honda Accord LX 13303 brakes and power Iron rounded legs 6 87 Ford Tempo 4 Dr. *6 9 9 5 4 Dr.. Auto. A/C 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr, *7 2 9 5 AUTO New 1989 S3 Mprcury Cougar uoox 85 Buick Century 4 Dr, *6 8 9 5 steering, sun root, air FDRD F250 1977 - RebuTTt feet. Excellent condi­ 88 Ply Sundance 2 Dr. *7 9 9 5 V88, Loadad 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 4 9 5 conditioning. Nlcecon- 400, runs good, needs RENTAL tion. $60. 289-1342 84 Olds Flrenza 'S' H/B *4 8 9 5 87 Jaap Wrangler tsgg3 dltlon. $800.00.646-5241. Cutlass Ciera .. Son Top 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6 1 9 5 some work. $1700 or evenings. 80 Chev Monza Cpe. *2 4 9 5 65 Buick Century *4996 Between 12pm-7pm. 6 4 3 -0 1 2 9 4 Dr. Sedan Auto, A/C 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4 9 9 5 best otter. 742-9549. m a n u a l hospital bed - 88 Pont 8000 LE 4 Dr. *7 1 9 5 manrhpBlrr Mrralh Stock #9410 S3 Honda Accord LX 14303 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 1 9 5 Good condition. $400or B Spd., Arc R e a s o n a b le 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Dr. *6 2 9 5 ■nit Int WIpett. AC 4 Season. 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8 7 9 5 best otter. $28-0418. 84 Chev Camaro Berllneta *6 7 9 5 Olv. Bench Seat, rear Defoggsr. 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *1 3 7 9 5 MIRRO-MATIC pressure 88 Chev Celebrity 4 Dr. *6 7 9 5 P185i/75R14 WW Tltee, Z 5 Ulsr S8 Nissan Ssnira tiees 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9 4 9 5 8 Spd . Starao Conner. 7 quart, 20 pint, ER L4 (Tech IV), AT, Composite 87 LeSabre Estate Wag *1 1 7 9 5 87 Chevrolet Spectojm *6 9 9 5 lors and tops, folev Halogen HeatSamps, Bumper m a n y o th ers to ch o o se from mill. $60.00. 646-4547. 85 Ply Turlsmo 2 Dr, *3 1 5 0 Molding Front A Rear, PB Front *83 CENTER $T„ MANCHESTER Manchester, Ccnn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents «47-7Sn Tuesday, Aug. 22, 1989 88 Chev Nova 4 Dr, *5 3 9 5 Disc Rear Dam, Body Side 872-9111 It you don't use It, don't Mokling, Front Wheel Drive, Finding a cash buyer’tdr 85'4 Ford Escort Cpe. *6 5 9 6 Looking tor something need It and don't want It, 88 Buick LeSabre *8 2 9 5 Rear Side Mirror. the Items you'd like to sell why not sell It with a Is easy. Just let our read­ speclol? Why not run a Classified Ad? Call 643- ers know what you haye "Wanted to Buy" ad In CHORCHES Cummings’ 2711 to place your od. ... *11,9 9 9 * tor sale with an ad In Classified. The cost Is Classified. 643-2711. small ... the response big nmv.si.iiH D o d g e Dodge Trucks 643-2711. Fed seen I CARS role hit FOR SALE FORD 1981 Escort. Four speed, om/fm cassette. epefJYSCOU® TRUCK by Osella Good running condi­ / tion. $700. 649-0243 By Alex GIrelll holding line evenings. Manchester Herald T9«2 PONTIAC Firebird - CLEARANCE SALE!! 0 0 OVER Air, automatic, power steering, brakes. Democratic Town Chairman Cassette. V-6. Good FULL SIZE 1989 CHEVROLET Theodore R. Cummings should Cleon car. 51 K.646-9«?4 FACTORY not testify before the Freedom of ivtIO AUDI 4000. 73K. Me- PICK-UPS ON SALE... Information Commission Sept. 13 on interest chanlc's car. Excellent or be represented by an attorney economy falls into a recession. condition. Air, power ON A U '89 DODGE because he is not named in the WASHINGTON (AP) - Fed­ brakes, A M /FM Blau- complaint. Republican Town Di­ eral Reserve policymakers, Steinberg, however, warned punkt cassette. 646- meeting privately today, likely that such lobbying of the Fed, a 9826. 4X4's & 4X2's rector Ronald Osella said today. fiercely independent agency, TRUCKS I Osella said his complaint to the will decide against lowering 1985 CHEVY Camero Z- FOI Commission named the interest rates soon despite pres­ may backfire. 28. T-top, power steer­ sure from the Bush administra­ "If anything, it causes them to ing, brakes, A M /FM LOW, LOW PRICES chairman of the Board of Direc­ tion, analysts say. dig in their heels,” he said. cassette, V-8. 5.0 L, STOCK tors and the Democratic 5-speed. 47K. 646-9826. The Federal Open Market The Fed believes economic members of the board as respond­ growth of only a little more than 2 TOYOTA m 2 Corolla SR- ents, not the party chairman. Committee, which controls the 5. 75K, new tires, 4 X 2 's FROM benchmark federal funds rate percent a year is sustainable Cummings said Monday he will without fueling inflation, but the clutch, battery, radia­ appear at the Sept. 13 hearing or that banks charge each other for tor, front brakes, en­ PLUS overnight loans, is devising the administration is looking for gine and body excel­ be represented by legal counsel. central bank’s monetary strategy growth closer to 3 percent this lent. $2,500 or best FACTORY REBATES FROM] Osella said Cummings had no for the next six weeks. year to help it reduce the federal otter. 643-6632. n o ,8 9 5 standing in the case and should # 2 0 8 4 ' But, as usual under the commit­ budget deficit. $625 to $795 have sought to intevene before tee’s procedure, the results won’t “In a $5 trillion economy, that’s now if he wanted to testify. be publicly disclosed until Oct. 6, not peanuts,” said David Jones of c a r d in a l 4X4’8 f r o m -PLUS- An FOI hearing officer, Deane three days after the next meeting. Aubrey G. Lanston & Co., a C. Avery, has recommended a Most analysts expected the Fed government, securities dealer in BUICK, INC. VOUR CHOICE OF: finding that two gatherings of to hold interest rates steady New York. “In fact, for every 1 1988 Dodgs Dakota P/U >8980 Democratic town directors with 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 unless it sees unexpected signs percent increase in growth, Mr. c h a h -b r o il g a s g r ill Cummings present were meet­ 1988 Buick Century $11990 *1 4 ,0 9 5 that economic growth is fizzling. Darman gets an extra $25 billion 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $8290 # 2 0 7 9 ’ STANLEY GARAGE DOOR OPE... ROR ings, not caucuses, under the "I don’t think they’re going to in revenue to help ease the budget 1988 Chw S-10 Ext Cab $8290 Prices Include Rebates terms of FOI law because a do much of anything right now,” deficit.” 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 HOMELJTE .IG " CHAINSAW quorum of directors was present 1988 Olds Calais $8980 said economist Bruce Steinberg Jones said there is a split in the 1988 Chw Monte Carlo $8495 unaJj!! Tim *opt«»kGr 2. im along with Cummings and that of Merrill Lynch Capital 12-member FOMC, which con­ 1988 Toyota Camry $9180 With the purchaM of any tn atock truck town business was discussed at 1908 Buick Electra 380 $10250 Markets. sists of seven Federal Reserve 1985 Buick Riviera $9890 the gatherings. "They can say their policies are Board governors — although 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 __ Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 The Democrats had argued working pretty much as desired. there is one vacancy — and five 1985 Buick Regal Cpe $8880 that the two meetings were 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 The economy is still moving up presidents of regional Federal 1984 Oldsmoblle Rrenza $4990 caucuses and thus could be held and the inflation numbers have Reserve Banks. 1984 Mercury Cougar $5990 without public notice and public Board members have tended to 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 been fairly good.” Trade-Ins Welcome attendance. The central bank, which tries to favor easier money, while re 81 Adams St. CAfirFR CHEVROLET Avery’s recommendation will regulate the nation’s economy by gional bank presidents have Manchester 80 Dakland St., Manchester be presented to the full Freedom, manipulating interest rates, has leaned toward tighter policy, he 1229 Main Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 of Information Commission Sept. been engaged in a delicate said. 649-4571 '1-84 EAST TO 384. EXITS) 13 at 2 p.m. balancing act over the past 18 Board member Wayne Angell Exit 63 Off 1-84 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 Osella also said the town months. told the Kansas Livestock Associ­ attorney should not represent the It is trying to hold inflation in ation on Friday that he believed respondents because the town check by moderating economic the Fed has succeeded in curbing itself is not a respondent. growth but at the same time keep inflation, which he predicted At the Feb. 6 hearing before the country from toppling into would decline from about 5 Avery, Town Attorney John Coo­ percent a year to about 3 percent. OFFICIAL CLEARANCE ney represented the respondents. what would be the first recession ON AMERICA’S BEST-SELLING CARS CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME­ since 1982. Earlier last week however, Lee Osella also took exception to a President Bush tried last week Hoskins, president of the Federal comment by Cummings aboutthe to tip the balance in favor of lower Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and GREAT SAVINGS ON objectivity of the Freedom of rates, which would stimulate Gary Stern, president of the Fed PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! Information Commission. Cum­ neginald PInto/Manchester Harald economic growth and revenue to in Minneapolis, told bankers at a mings said he would like to see the the government. Bush endorsed University of Wisconsin forum FCRD ESCCRT question of whether the party CLOSE INSPECTION — Iron worker co-worker welds roof beams Monday at comments by his budget director, that they believed economic DUR GHD TOURNAMENT CARS ARE HERE! chairman should be permitted to Rick Blair of Willimantic checks the the Pavilions at Buckland Hills. Richard Darman, who said it growth was accelerating, a sign attend caucuses decided by an alignment of an upright beam while a would be the Fed's fault if the that inflation won’t subside. impartial court. He said neither Osella not the FOI Commission were impartial. “The FOIC is not supposed to be impartial,” Osella said today. He said the FOIC is a watchdog Pictures reveal “established to prevent elected 1989 BUICK REGAL officials and party bosses from 1989 BUICK CENTURY making back-room deals.” Both Cooney and Peter P. a frozen planet 4,750* DiRosa, Jr. the chairman of the 2 Dr., Sunroof, AT, AC, C isutl*, PW, PL, .1*13,397* 40r.. AT, AC. Cassstls, PW, PL, Board of Directors, are unavaila­ By Paul Raeburn have oceans of liquid nitrogen, Oamonstrator FORD ESCORT LX Dsmonstrator ble for comment on Avery’s The Associated Press but Smith said any such oceans , A.P.R. __ Stock *9658 /o CASH would have to be frozen over. ’ financing o r recommendation and what action * 1,000 BCNUS the respondents will take in PASADENA, Calif. — The “Triton is an especially in­ yvith prelerred equipmeni package 321A Voyager 2 spacecraft has disco­ triguing object,” Smith said. Major Standard Equipment: 2 . 9 % G M A C f i n a n c i n g O R U P response to it. Tinted Glass vered a churning, turbulent “It’s in the wrong orbit. It’s • 1,9L EFI 4-Cylinder Engine Sticker Price...... $9814 • Four-wheel Independent Power Steering atmosphere on Neptune, with going backwards around Nep­ Option Package Discount...... $804 TO *1500 MFGR. REBATE Suspension Interval Wipers tune. Something truly catastro­ Cash Bonus...... 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Power Windows around the planet’s surface moons because it rotates in the Now look at the price after Joe Riley’s Dillon Ford’s Discount. ing dozens of foreigners, were once every 16 hours, faster than opposite direction from the tune's moon Triton. The dark markings were taken by Voyager. Power Locks, Low Mileagel taken into custody during pro­ anything else so far seen on planet, FORD ESCORT LX tests marking the 21st anniver­ Neptune, said Bradford Smith, Edward Stone, the Voyager to say anything about what’s of Earth’s moon and about half Uranus similar to those now sary of the invasion of Czechoslo­ head of the Voyager imaging project scientist, said such a going on on Triton,” Smith said. the size scientists previously being seen on Neptune, but vakia, a newspaper reported Voyager continued to snap Watch This Space Each Waek team. collision could have slowed thought. without the turbulence. today. Photographs of the planet’s Triton enough to allow it to pictures of Neptune and Triton Researchers puzzled over the Neptune contains more heat Authorities blamed foreign me­ today as it moved toward its unexpected discovery of the 1 L% biggest moon, Triton, show it is become trapped in a long, oval than Uranus, and the turbu­ Special Ueecl dia and "provocateurs” for Mon­ brighter, cooler and smaller orbit around Neptune. 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