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NEW HAVEN (AP) — A psychologist who Bentsen to get contended that the 1942 Wait Disney classic "Bambi” may be too upsetting for seme very : young children to watch says she didn’t expect VP nod tonight - her comments to create such a stir. \N STO^'i “I don’t have a vendetta against Bambi. I ATLANTA (AP) — Michael ' Dukakis, the really don’t give a darn. It was just my personal methodical campaign marathoner, accepts the opinion," Louise Bates Ames, associate director presidential nomination tonight from a newly of the Gesell Institute of Human Development, unified Democratic Party. His top aide, acknowl­ said Wednesday. edging Dukakis is still no household word, said Ames, who for 25 years wrote a syndicated today he’ll use his televised address to “tell the column on child behavior, told USA Today last American people who he is.” week that she personally would not take a child 5 The nominee himself went to the Omni convention years or younger to see the G-rated animated hall early today, making his second trip to the movie, which has drawn large audiences since its podium to check out the teleprompter and recent re-release. microphones where he will give his acceptance For very young children, "possibly their worst 9 ^ 7 address. c 1 u StLtC T FROW fear is they would lose their mother, or father,” Dukakis won the nomination over Jesse Jackson she said. in a Wednesday night roll call that was loud and long That is exactly what happens to Bambi, the but lacking in suspense. He had clinched victory in a SK young deer and prince of the forest whose mother string of primary election wins in the spring. dies off-screen at the hands of a hunter. "During the course of this campaign, while OMtR JSWE ONE “It’s a movie in which a child loses its mother Governor Dukakis has traveled extensively, and there is no resolution. The mother (is just) probably no more than three or four or five million gone,” she said."I felt it would be too hard for people have seen him personally on television,” many children.” campaign chairman Paul Brountas said today. Howard Green, a Disney spokesman in So Dukakis will use his acceptance speech to Burbank, Calif., said the film contains many introduce himself, “identify himself and tell the moral lessons about life and man’s relationship American people who he is, where he came from, REG. SALE YOU to animals which “outweigh any possible what he has done and what his vision of the future REG. SALE YOU complaints” anyone might have. is,” Brountas said. PRICE PRICE SAVE PRICE PRICE SAVE “Clearly the film is one of the most respected Dukakis speeches are generally low-key affairs, and critically acclaimed of all animated films.” but Brountas indicated there was no concern he 85 HONDA ACCORD LX H/B 85 PLYMOUTH HORIZON Green said. “Children have been seeing it since would seem dull after the high-energy efforts of Blue. 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB,M Radio, #1528 Rad, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., AC, Radio, #1481 1942 and I don’t think any damage has been done. Jackson and others at. this week's Democratic *2497 *502 "Every Disney film has an element of fright to National Convention. 86 HONDA ACCORD H/B 80 DATSUN 200SX it, which makes them so powerful and “Some people may compare, but I think Mike 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS. PB, AC, Tilt, Radio. #1529 Rad, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS, PB, Radio, #1487 *2294 *501 emotionally involving,” he added. Dukakis has gotten where he is by being what he is 84 HONDA CRX CIVIC 81 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO After the newspaper article appeared, Ames and I think that’s what you’ll see tonight,” Brountas Blua, 4 Cyl., Auto. PS. #1533 Rad, 8 Cyl., Aut, PS, Tilt, #1504 said she was bombarded with telephone calls said on CBS-TV. *3928 *1067 from all over the country. Now, just 10 days after a blowup over Dukakis’ 83 BUICK SKYLARK 4 DOOR 86 MERCURY CAPRI “The personal calls were from parents who I selection of Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas as Dukakis’ Blua. 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB, AC, Radio, #1556 Blua, 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., Radio, #1505 agreed with me,” she said. A Boston rabbi who is running mate, the convention’s next order of *6331 *664 an authority on how children relate to dying also business is Bentsen’s formal nomination and 86 HONDA CIVIC CRX 83 PLYMOUTH TURISMO was quoted as saying it might be harmful for very acceptance tonight, giving the Democrats a ticket Blua, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PB. Radio, #1567 Gold, 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., AC, Radio, #1511 young children to watch the film. considerably less liberal than has become *2567 *1428 customary. 85 DODGE LANCER 82 CHEVROLET CITATION Some Bambi fans objected, however. Ames 4 Cyl., Auto. PS. PB, PS, AC. Tilt, Radio, #1570 Blua, 6 Cyl., Auto, PS, PB, Radio. #1520 participated in a radio call-in show from The frictions touched off by the choice of Bentsen, *2963 *532 Phoenix, during which she received several and by Dukakis’ failure to notify Jackson first, once 86 TOYOTA TERCEL 84 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS angry calls. threatened to raise a Jackson challenge for second Blua, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., AC, Radio, #1561 Rad, 5 Cyl., Auto. PS. PB. AC, Tilt, Radio, #1575 *7495 “One man from New York was very angry. place, a job he said he wanted. * 6 3 2 4 * 1 1 7 1 ‘What do you know about all this?’ he asked. I But in the determined spirit of harmony that 87 PONTIAC SUNBIRD 86 NISSAN SENTRA said this is not a big issue on my mind. I don’t guided this convention, that seemed forgotten. Whito. 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS, PB, AC, Radio, #1587 Blua, NIcaly Equippad, #1609 •5795 *5243 *552 really care,” Ames said. AP photo With no suspense about the outcome, the delegate 84 HONDA CIVIC WAGON 84 CHEV. CELEBRITY WAGON Some callers said that because a deerand nota OVER TH E TO P — Massachusetts Gov. hotel Wednesday night after winning the tally Wednesday night reached 2,876.25 for Dukakis Balga, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS. Radio, #1589 6 Cyl., Blua, Auto. AC. Radio, #1611 human died, the film provides a way to introduce Michael Dukakis joins in a toast with his Democratic Party’s presidential to 1,218.5 for Jesse Jackson before Jackson released •5795 children more gently to the topic of death. *5123 *672 family and supporters in his Atlanta nomination his delegates to make the nomination unanimous. 85 HONDA PRELUDE 81 HONDA ACCORD 4 DOOR But Ames said a young child will not So tonight belongs to Dukakis to deliver an Blua, 4 Cyl., Auto, Radio, #1593 Tan, 5 Spd., Radio, #1613 depersonalize the film. “A mom is a mom,” she acceptance speech setting the theme for his •2695 *2298 *397 said. campaign to break an eight-year GOP lock on the 86 VOLKSWAGEN SCIROCCO 84 HONDA CIVIC 4 DOOR Green countered that the death of Bambi’s White House and defeat Vice President George Rad, 4 Cyt., 5 Spd., PS, Air, Radio, #1592 Blua, 4 Cyl., Apto. PS, PB, Radio, #1614 •6495 mother is an example of “classic understate­ 91 complain of foul odors, Bush, the sure nominee of the Republican Party. *6128 *367 ment. You hear a shot but you don’t see In the long battle of primary elections, Dukakis, 85 HONDA DX CIVIC H/B 84 HONDA CRX anything.” the Massachusetts governor, outlasted six other Sllvar, 4 Cyl., Auto, PS, Air, Radio, #1606 Blua, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., PS, #1620 SOLD 5 *4628 *367 When Bambi realizes his mother has not opponents and won 22 of 36 states. He promised to 86 CHEVROLET CUSTOM VAN 85 HONDA CIVIC H/B returned home with him after telling him to run. dust, noise from grain mill extend nationally the “Massachusetts miracle” of Pam. Convara., Blua, V6, AC, PS, PB #1301 Blua, 4 Cyl., 4 Spd., PS, AC, Radio, #1336 it is left to his father to tell him what happened. economic prosperity that has blessed his home •5495 The father tells Bambi that his mother won’t be state. *4823 *672 By Andrew Yurkoysky 84 FORD TEMPO 80 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA with him any more because man has taken her complaints to the town Health operation is a clean one. He said Dukakis showed little emotion when the nomina­ Gray, 4 Cyl., Atuo, PS, PB, AC, Radio, #1333 Sllvar, Auto, PS, PB. AC. Radio, #1622 away. Manchester Herald Department and the state De­ he did not plan to do anything as a SOLD *2731 * 5 M partment of Environmental Pro­ result of the petition. tion finally became his during a late-night Green said the sixth re-issue of “Bambi” Residents living near the grain convention roll call Wednesday. 84 PONTIAC 6000 86 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE produced the second biggest opening last tection have not resulted in any “We do everything possible,” "We want Mike,” thousands of delegates roared. Blua, 6 Cyl., Auto, PS. PB, Radio, #1341 Gold, 4 Cyl., 5 Spd., Radio, #1624 •3295 weekend for an animated Disney re-issue — $7.2 mill in the north end of town plan action. Hirth said. “Those people are *2634 *661 million. to submit a petition with 91 The mill is located at 10 Apel making all kinds of allegations. 84 OLDSMOBILE CIERA 87 HONDA ACCORD LXI signatures to the town Board of We have people from the DEP See DEMOCRATS, page 12 e Cyt., Auto, PS, PB, AC, Tilt, Radio, #1358 Place and is operated by the Gray, NIcaly Equippad. #0001 •12,995 Directors asking that action be Central Connecticut Cooperative here as much as twice a week. *11974 *1021 taken to stop the mill from Farmers Association. They didn’t find anything 86 HONDA CIVIC SI H/B 82 BUICK SKYHAWK emitting what they say are foul unusual.” Rad, 4 Cyt., 5 Spd., PS. AC, Tilt, Radio, #1453 Blua, 4 Cyl., Auto, PS. PB. Radio, AS IS, #1604 *2295 Krysiak said the petition would Decision Friday *1998 *297 P&W layoffs odors and dust. be submitted to Director Theunis Hirth said that the mill, which 83 MAZDA RX-7 ThadeusR. KrysiakofesGreen “Terry” Werkhoven during a is operated by a cooperative of 600 Bronza, Rotary, 5 Spd., AC. Radio, #1475 Road, who is one of two people director comment session in the farmers, has been located at its circulating the petition, said that Municipal Building tonight. present site for 40 years. He said on sewer piant the smells — which he likened to that nothing dangerous or ha­ ALL VEHICLES SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE... NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. no surprise Emanuel Hirth, who has been PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAXES OR REGISTRATION. manure — and dust from the mill zardous is used in the operation, By Andrew Yurkovsky have become a real problem in the general manager of the mill Manchester Herald By Brent Loymon the past year. He said that for 29 years, said today that the See COMPLAINTS, page 12 I Associated Press Assistant U.S. Attorney Frank Santoro hopes to EAST HARTFORD — Financial analysts weren’t decide by Friday whether he will support a plan by [ surprised by Pratt k Whitney Aircraft’s decision to the U.S. Army ^ r p s of Engineers and the federal eliminate more than 1,000 salaried jobs, saying the Edson Bailey dies, Environmental Protection Agency for handling the move simply reflects the jet engine maker’s drive to dispute over a wetlands permit for the town’s •«S“ become more competitive with arch-rival General sewage treatment plant, a spokesman for the Corps [ Electric Co. was MHS principal said today. ‘It’s nothing dramatic,” David Franus, an The town Board of Directors is to meet Friday to [analyst at Forecast International in Newtown, a disucss the dispute. A meeting scheduled Thursday I market research firm that follows the aerospace Edson M. Bailey, principal of became assistant professor of was canceled because no Information was available I Industry, said of Wednesday’s announcement. Manchester High School for 25 education at the University of on what position the Corps and the EPA had decided jS lO N A U S I “It is part of an ongoing attempt by Pratt k years, died Wednesday at a local Hartford from 1960 to 1969. upon. Information about that position was again convalescent home. Those who knew Bailey re­ PROFES v IWhitney to pare its st^ f down. Just to be leaner and ^meaner and more cost effective with GE," he said. Bailey, 89, held different teach­ member his dedication to See SEWAGE, page II t h e Two more rounds of job reductions among the ing positiods for more than 40 education. ompany’s 19,970 salaried employees will be years at the high school. He had “He was perhaps one of the Announced next month, Pratt k Whitney spokesman taught previously in New Hamp­ most caring administrators I’ve TODAY urtis Linke said. The first round of reductions will shire and Massachusetts as well met in some 40-plus years of yentually save the company an estimated $100 as other schools in Connecticut. experience,” said Elgin Za- Index (lilllon a year, he said. Bailey became principal of tursky, who taught social studies I Some 283 employees, ranging from engineers and under Bailey’s leadership. Manchester High School in 1935 24 pages, 2 aactlons urchasing agents to vice presidents, will be laid off and held that post until he retired Zatursky said Bailey had a ver the next 18 months. Including 188 who were let in 1960. Before that, Bailey was “deep interest” in his students Bu#ln«M_ ___17 Local Naim. p immediately, Linke said. jus^ vice principal from 1933 to 1935, and faculty and said he jvould Classl6#d. .22-24 Obituarias. [The rest of the Jobs, including 314 currently guidance director from 1931 to spend countless hours working on Comic# — _ 2 0 Opinion— J l-7 1935 and a teacher from 1927 to ConnacHcuL _ 14-5 Sports See PRA’TT (b WHITNEY, page It EDSON M. BAILEY 1931. After his retirement, Bailey See BAILEY, page 18 Focus ______16 Talavlslon— » — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 21, 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 21, 1988 — 3 RECORD Dems endorse legislators Births Adopt a pet: Patches, Cindy , McCavanagh, Thompson nominated Belch, Autumn Ashley, daughter of William E. By Anita AA. Caldwell 90-degree temperatures. “ He was the first to modify the and Cheryl Sullivan Belch Jr. of 42 Milford Road, Here are the phone numbers to call to get help; Manchester Herald . < “ I guess I called thaj one voting machines for the handi­ By Barbara Richmond . with problems from state officials. Some are toll; was bom June 12 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. wrong,” he said. *’I hope the capped before it was mandated.” Manchester Herald free lines and others are not. | Her maternal grandparents are Barbara S. Sullivan Manchester Democrats un­ election is more successful than Cummings said. “ The Registrar of 29 Steep Hollow Lane and the late Francis M. animously endorsed the candida­ Patches, a shy, quiet little TOLL FREE FltOM ALL EXCHANGES that.” of Voters provides counsel, as­ Sullivan. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and cies of state Rep. James McCava­ dog, is this week’s featured pet Thompson, who is running for a sistance in ever so many ways. Mrs. William E. Belch Sr. of East Hartford. D E PA R TM E N T...... PHONE: nagh and state Rep. John from the dog pound. Patches, a second term in the 13th Assembly We’re fortunate to have (Steven­ Duff, Courtney Marie, daughter of Paul and Vicki A g in g ...... 1-800-443-9946: Thompson at a meeting male mixed breed, probably District, told the committee that son) as our Registrar of Voters.” Brown Duff of Lebanon, was born June 9 at Wednesday. part-Beagle, was found roam­ Auto Emissions...... 1-800-842-2000; he has a tough road ahead, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Child Abuse Emergency...... 1-800-842-2288' The Democrats also gave a • Stevenson’s nomination was ing on Bid well Street on July 13. especially because he is a "fresh­ grandparents are Robert and Corrine Brown of sentimental tribute to Registrar seconded by Mayor Peter P. Patches is brown and white. ConnPACE...... 1-800-423-5026 man candidate.” Local real est­ Littleton, Mass. Her paternal grandparents are of Voters, Herb Stevenson, who • DiRosa Jr. and a third voice of When found he had several Consumer Protection...... 1-800-842-2649: ate agent Susan Buckno. a Paul and Mary Duff of Peabody, Mass. Her recently underwent heart support was heard from Theo­ ticks in his coat. He’s been Environmental Protection Hotline... 1-800-842-4357: Republican, is challenging him maternal great-grandmother is Gertrude Brown of Governor’s Information Lin e ...... 1-800-842-2220; surgery. dore T. Cummings, who called taken to the veterinarian and is for the seat. . Littleton. Her paternal great-grandmothers are McCavanagh, who is seeking the registrar “ loyal,” a “ great now clean and ready to 1^ Health Services ...... 1-800-842-0038 - ” I had to learn as much as I Frances Duff of Peabody and Rosalie Galluzzi of his fourth term in, the 12th human being” and added with a adopted. Housing...... 1-800-842-2000: could within a short period of Beverly, Mass. Assembly District, told his'sup­ playful jab, “ even though he can A 9-week-old black terrier, Lemon L a w ...... 1-800-538-CARS' tim e,” Thompson said. “ But I ’ve Pointer, Jacqueline Marie, daughter of Rickey G. porters that running will be a be a pain in the butt sometimes.” with some white touches, is Magazine Complaint Action Line .. .11-800-645-9242 always represented the commun­ and Kathleen Wheeler Pointer of 81 Thompson Road “ tremendous challenge.” He said Though Stevenson is still recup­ also new at the dog pound this Public Utilities...... 1-800-382-4586 ity effectively. was born July 5 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. he will continue to push for erating from the operation, he week. She’s a cute, lively Workers’ Compensation Commission 1-800-223-9675 He added, “ We need to work Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. student financial aid and elderly spoke with enthusiasm and inter­ puppy and was found in the together and together we can Thomas Wheeler of 549 Daley Road, Coventry. Her Patches NOT TOLL FREE FROM SOME EXCHANGES care. win.” est .thanking the 60 supporters for north end of Manchester on Cindy paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Winford He has no known Republican their nomination. July 14. AGENCY ...... PHONE • Thompson said he was continu­ Pointer of 347 Shore Drive, Coventry. She has a challenger. ing to work towards funding of Meanwhile. Cummings an­ Pooh, the cute little mixed pike on July 9. week’s featured kitty is Cindy, Banking...... 566-4560: sister. Danielle. 19 months. McCavanagh had lobbied heav­ three mental health crisis inter­ nounced that this year the Demo­ breed female, featured last The dog pound is located on a spayed orange and white Corporations...... 566-8570: White, Jordan Stanton, son of Troy L. and Darcy ily for a law that requires the vention centers in the state, with week, has been adopted by a town ^ p e r t y near the landfill Energy ...... 566-2800 | crats can only have three Justices Kapitke White of 29 Seaman Circle was born July 8 mom-cat who has white paws suspension of licenses for any one of those possibly in Manches­ Vernon family. arei^iim Olcott Street. The dog Foods...... 566-3388 ■ of the Peace while the Republi­ at Manchester Memorial^Hospital. His maternal and is very friendly, says Judy official of the judicial system ter. He said a propo.sal for the Still waiting are several dogs warden is at the pound week-, Fraud...... 566-4807 : cans get four. He said the decision grandparents are Arthur and Donna Kapitke of 289 Lazorik, a volunteer for Aid to convicted of certain felonies. He center was considered “ in very that were mentioned in pre­ days from noon to 1 p.m. There Handicapped Parking Stickers...... 566-4194 ' is determined by a “ flip of the Hackmatack St. His paternal grandparents are Helpless Animals. said he plans to continue to press good shape,” according to the vious columns. One is the is also someone at the pound Highway Road Conditions...... 566-4880 coin.” Fred Nassif graciously Lawrence and Jerilyn White of Tolland. Cindy is 2 years old and has for further legislation on that commissioner of mental health. 5-month-old shepherd-husky from 6 to 9 p.m., Mondays Insurance...... 566-2810 withdrew, he said, and the Chasse, Sean Stephen, son of Stephen C. and Kathi had her shots. issue. The proposed center would serve cross, found on Wetherell through Fridays. Mall Order & Unfair Trade Practices ___ 566-3822 unanimous votes for the other Klotzer Chasse of 231 School St. was born July 7 at The organization has many In a lighter moment, McCava­ 350,000 people in towns from Street on June 24. He’s tan and The phone number at the Motor V eh icle...... 56^2433 > three candidates went to Al Manchester Memorial Hospital; His maternal cats and kittens that need good nagh told his supporters that he Vernon to Newington. Thompson Vincek. Ray Quish and Al Reale. white and was wearing a choke pound is 643-6642 or call the Veteran’ s Home (Rocky Hill) ...... 529-2571: grandparents are Marilyn and William Klotzer of homes. For more information declined a trip to join his fam ily in said. In other business, the treasurer chain collar when found. police department, 646-4555 235 Hackmatack St. His paternal grandparents are concerning adopting one of Florida because it was too hot at Theodore R. Cummings, chair­ announced the committee pres­ Also still waiting are two and they will get in touch with Theresa and Edmund Chasse of Westfield. Mass, these homeless animals, call 81 degrees. Now. he said, he’s man, delivered a speech about ently has more than $15,000 in dogs that were new at the the dog warden. Bielefeld, Bridget Marie, daughter of Douglas any of the following numbers; Public Records .sweating it out in Manchester at Stevenson. funds. pound last week. One is a There is a$5 fee to adopt a dog and Celene Amann Bielefeld of 31 N. Elm St. was 666-7000, 623-0489, 232-8317, 242- female golden retriever cross. born July 11 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her and the new owner must have 2156 or 693-6138. She’s about 2 years old and was maternal grandparents are Frank and Rosalie the dog licensed. Before being The Glastonbury unit of Warranty deeds found on Broad Street on July 7. licensed the dog must have its Amann of Tacoma. Wash. Her paternal grandpar­ Protectors of Animals, is also High school juniors benefit The other is a male shepherd rabies shot. Anthony R. and Lou M ae Destefano to Donald C. ents are Fred and Carol Bielefeld of Bethlehem. Pa. seeking homes for the many and Karen L. Erickson, 89-91 Birch St., $220,000. cross. He’s about lyearold and Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. cats and kittens that the group R*gln«ld PInto/Minchmtar Herald Hatch, Arthur Richard III, son of Arthur R. and William C. and Angela D. Trotta to Louise M. was found in the area of the has many cats and kittens rescues. The phone numbers to Kathy BurkampHatch Jr. of 16 Hackmatack St. was Tautkus, East Meadow Condominium, conveyance SERENADE IN TH E SHADE — Chris police building on Middle Turn- waiting to be adopted. This call are; 633-2164 or 659-3106. Monday. The music was a welcome born July 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His tax, $81.40. Goldsnider, of 39 Spruce St., strums a diversion from the heat. from drunk driving program maternal grandmother is Virginia Burkamp of 14 R P Associates to Carole J. Smith, Woodbridge tune in the shade at Charter Oak Park Hackmatack St. His paternal grandparents are and Doane streets, $135,900. By Anita M. Caldwell success of the program by the determined the driver may be Arthur and Mary L. Hatch Sr. of 295 Root Road, Louis J. and Maryann Spodaccini to John I. and Manchester Herald interest the students showed under the influence of alcohol or Coventry. Obituaries Deborah A. Hanley, Timrod Road, conveyance tax, during his talk and by the safe drugs through a sobriety test, Stephanou, Stephen Edward, son of Mark and $297. Revised groundwater proposal Larry Wilson, community retaV graduation the high school had Wilson said. Molly Harritt Stephanou of 40 Westerly St. was born Harris and Miriam G. Kahn to Stanley C. and tions director for the Manchester this spring. Wilson said he told the students July 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Lester T. Bensen Dorothy F. Lundy, 9 Richmond Road, $238,000. Police Department, told During presentation the stu­ that penalties for driving under maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward West Hartford. Burial will be in Memorial donations may be Duane L. White to Wayne R. Shaw and Unda M. members of the Human Relations dents asked many “ what if” the influence go beyond the fine a Harritt of Littleton. Col. His paternal grandparents Lester T. Bensen, 89, formerly Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, made to the American Cancer White, Crest Condominium, $50,000. is due for review at workshop Commission Tuesday night that questions, Wilson said. They also driver gets. are Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Stephanou of Norwich. He of Charles Drive, husband of the Bloomfield. Calling hours are Society. Frederick J. and Geraldine C. Mike to Stephen T. the drunk driving program held created different scenarios for “ It’s not just the $250 fine The Planning and Zoning Com­ has a brother, Scott, 3. late Mabel (Moe) Bensen, died Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Sinatra, Southfield Green Condominium, $180,000. set of regulations, which were The new proposed regulations for the first time this year for all Wilson to help them understand they're going to pay, it’s the $125 mission next week is scheduled to Mahoney, Matthew Daniel, son of Daniel M. and Tuesday at a local convalescent p.m. Gary M. and Lauren D. Shea to Anita M. Vieth, first presented to the commission also allow businesses in the high school juniors was a success. the penalties for a particular to $150 for attorney's fees and Stanley LuBzezki review revised, less restrictive, M ary Tanchak Mahoney of 114 New State Road was home. Memorial donations may be Green Manor Estates, conveyance tax, $146.30. in February, based on comments aquifer protection zones to ex­ “ We stress to the kids that it’s a offense. insurance costs,” Wilson said, born July 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Stanley “ Sonny” Luszczki, 43, aquifer protection regulations from the Greater Manchester pand. as long as the expansion privilege to drive in Connecticut For example, Wilson said he He was bom In Chicago, III., on made to the American Heart Paul R. and Patricia M. McCary to Patrick K. and adding that the figures were an maternal grandmother is Anna S. Tanchak of of 925 Pucker St., Coventry, died proposed to protect groundwater Chamber of Commerce, Eco­ doesn’t involve adding hazardous not a right,” Wilson said. told the students that if a driver April 12, 1899 and had lived in Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Gail E. Springer, 285 Grissom Road, $223,000. arbitrary example. Watervliet, N.Y. His paternal grandparents are Tuesday at his home. supplies, the town planner said. nomic Development Commission materials, Pellegrini said. The police department has refused to take a chemical test for Manchester since 1978. He was a ford 06105. Lois S. Thornton to Paul R. and Patricia M. “ Don’t make me, the cop, have Daniel H. and Barbara Mahoney, Burlington. Mass. He was bom in the Rockville A workshop on the revised and Conservation Commission. been appearing at the Law and driving under the influence, that member of the Emanuel Luthe­ McCary, 143 Lakewood Circle, conveyance tax, The new regulations address to tell your parents that you’ re section of Vernon and formerly $363. zoning regulations is scheduled PZC members suggested shor­ Order classes for seniors for could result in a six-month Eldridge, Amanda Lee, daughter of Douglas and ran Church, Manchester and the Conservation Commission con­ dead,” Wilson said he told the lived in Somers. He moved to for 7 p.m. ’Tuesday, Planning tening a list of uses prohibited more than 14 years, Wilson said. suspended driving license. Robin Lewis Eldridge of 261 West St., Bolton, was Old Guard of Emanuel Lutheran Timothy Haney Donald B. Embser and Arline Tripp to Mark C. cerns by requiring protection for students. Coventry two years ago. Director Mark Pellegrini said in a under the proposed regulations. Before graduation this year, the A chemical test to detect drug born June 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Church. Duntz, Orford Village, conveyance tax, $129.80. underground storage tanks. Wilson said he hopes to offer the Timothy B. Haney, 33, of Camp memo to the commission. The Revisions include allowing cer­ department spoke to the juniors and alcohol use is given at police maternal grandparents are George and Doris Lewis He was employed at the Travel­ Lauretta T. Michaud to Donna S. Jones, Hillview program in September or Oc­ He is survived by a son, Hill, Pa., formerly of Manches­ PZC will review the regulations tain businesses to locate in the Pellegrini said at a PZC meet­ over a three-week period, dis­ headquarters after police have of 39 Westminster St. Her paternal grandparents ers Insurance Corp. for 20 years Condominium, conveyance tax, $129.80. tober this school year. Kenneth G. Bensen of Manches­ ter, died Sunday of injuries and make suggestions for revi­ town’s aquifer zones even if they ing Monday he expected cussing the potential hazards of are Lee and Joyce Eldridge of South Windsor. She and was a programmer analyst. U & R. Construction Co. Inc. to Louis J. and ter; a sister, Frances Lubben of sustained in an automobile acci­ sions before the proposed regula­ aren’t connected to town water members of all interested com­ driving while under the influence has a sister, Brittany. 2‘A. He was a member of the Travel­ Maryann Spodaccini, Gardner Street, conveyance Richland, Wash.; four grand­ dent. He was the husband of Patti tions go to public hearing. and sewer systems as long as they missions to attend the workshop of drugs or alcohol. Berge, Kyle William, son of Gary C. and Kristen ers Men’s Club, the Travelers All tax. $315.70. Sorensen Berger of 125 Hinman Road, Coventry, children; two great­ (Briggs) Haney. Patrick K. and Gail E. Springer to Karen F. Pellegrini revised the previous don’t use hazardous materials. and make suggestions. Wilson said he measured the grandchildren; and two nieces. Insurance' Bowling League and was born July 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. was active in inter-departmental Walsh, 53 Harlan St., $154,000. Rorian’s Great Summer Haney was an assistant U.S. AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED H|s maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A memorial service will be Attorney for the Department of athletics. He was also a member Eugene A. and Frances J. Wisniewski to Michael Richard K. Sorensen of Durham. His paternal Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Justice, a U.S. Navy veteran, a of the American Motorcycle G. Guegel and Gail A. Theriault, Woodland Manor Sale-A-Thon grandparents are Marion Berger of Berlin and the Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 1976 graduate of Penn State Association. Condominium, $110,000. late Willi R. Berger. He has a brother, Eric, 6. Church St. Private burial will be University, a 1979 graduate of Mott’s Super Markets Inc. to Lebro T., Lee A., When you buy a Florian Greenhouse you’ll He is survived by his mother, Mejia, Raquel Luz, daughter of Francisco and in East Cemetery at the conven­ Suffolk Law School, Boston, Mark T., Joan M., and Carole E. Urbanetti, East Valerie Dubiel of Somers; a get a rebate of up to Elizabeth Courcia Mejia of 29 Rabbit Trail ience of the family. There are no Mass., a member of the National Middle Turnpike, conveyance tax, $330. brother and sister-in-law, Law­ Coventry, was born July 8 at Manchester Memorial calling hours. The Holmes Fun­ District Attorneys, the American George A. and Faye E. Kandra to Mark A. and rence and Terry Dubiel of Hospital. Her paternal grandparents are Julio and eral Home, 400 Main St., is in Trial Lawyers Association and a Barbara S. Hall, 2 Timrod Road, $318,000. Somers; a nephew; several aunts Maria Mejia of West Hartford. She has a sister, charge of the arrangements. member of the U.S. Naval Stephen M. Gillis and Donald W. Gillis to (Varies Elyssa, 2. Reserve. and uncles; and a friend, Cynthia A. and Mary E. Rakus, 27 McCartn Drive. $118,000. HUGE Memorial donations may be Pannebaker of Coventry. Shirley McKay to Brian K. and Laurel B. Dickens, made to the Emanuel Lutheran H U RRY IN! Besides his wife, he is survived The funeral will be Friday at 51 Starkweather St., $144,000. Church. by two sons, Michael Haney and 9; 15 a.m. from the Somers Robert W. and Clare M. Buzzell to Bruce E. and S A L E E N D S Public Meetings Peter Haney, both at home; his Ana Maria Fuller, Alton Terrace, $136,900. $i,o(Kr Funeral Home, 354 Main St., mother, Kathryn Haney of followed by a Mass of Christian Mary Ann Senkbeil to Dorothy Pottinger and JULY 24th Aurore Bourque Easton, Pa.; a brother, Thomas Barrington Cotterell, Beacon Hill Condominium, FLEA Meetings scheduled tonight. burial in All Saints Church at 10 MARKET. Haney of Yorktown Heights, a.m. Burial will be in St. Ber­ $103,000. — Don't Miss Out! Aurore (Simoneau) Bourque, N.Y.; and his mother and father- 86, of West Hartford, wife of the nard’s Cemetery, Enfield. Cal­ EVERY SUNDAY Manchester in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald ling hours are today from 2 to 4 late Philip E. Bourque and Briggs Jr. of Manchester. Board of Directors comment session, Municipal mother of Robert J. Bourque and p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Thoughts HOOVER Building, 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Elaine Woodcock, both of Graveside services will be Memorial donations may be Shaw: 9AM-5PHli Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Elite"* Manchester, died Wednesday at Saturday at noon in St. James made to the American Heart Hiirryi g«t n iE ADMISSION HOOVER* hearing room, 7 p.m. home. Cemetery. There are no calling Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ ‘ ‘Stone walls do not a prison make, nor iron bars a 600 Upright Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee hours. The John F. Tierney Ibara Mfora ENFIELD IIIALL ford, 06105 or to the Hartford cage." Our real prisons are those we build all tba priM- Convertible Cl«aner room, 7:30 p.m. Besides her son and daughter, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., County Lung Association, 45 Ash ourselves, and real chains are those we forge for INTERNATIONAL she is survived by another son, is in charge of the arrangements. St., East Hartford 06108. ourselves. 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iagicagA- jc-^. ' .t. 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 21, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 21. 198B — 5 Corps of Engineers buried under appiications S T A T E Vietnam hero escapes deportation NEW LONDON (AP) - The decision from the Corps,’’ Law­ office parks where filling is nan said. Connecticut has taken several mental Quality that if the Corps Is Army Corps of ^ gln eers is less said. "It means people have involved, marinas, boat docks, HARTFORD (AP) — A decorated postponement because Jackson can­ after spending six years behind bars from the Vietnam War. Roads and other public facili­ years. having problems keeping up, it unable to keep up with applica­ to plan a year ahead when they’re and other facilities that are Vietnam War veteran facing deporta­ not attend the hearing at the federal lor holding up a store. “ He sat down in front of the wall and ties which drain into "navigable Hurle said the problem is should increase its application & R E G IO N tions for projects within tidal and tion has entered a treatment program doing a project.’’ located on the ocean or estuaries waterways,” the bodies of water building in Hartford. cried,” his wife said. “ He was inland wetlands, where develop­ particularly acute this year be­ fees and use the money to hire for post-traumatic stress disorder, Jackson was wounded twice during Connecticut accounts for be­ and could affect the water. that fall under the Corps’ Jurisdic­ Jackson’s supporters say the go­ shaking. He must have sat there for an ment is booming in Connecticut cause the DOT has about $900 more staff. Building ready to fall meaning postponement of a deporta­ his nine-month stint in Vietnam tween 25 percent and 30 percent of "You could be wiped out by the tion, are also regulated and being vernment should allow Jackson to hour and a half Just looking at the and elsewhere in New England. million in federal money availa­ during 1968, his service records show. the applications the Corps re­ Corps of Engineers, depending on held up. — Lawless said for many years, tion hearing scheduled for today, his stay in this country because of his wall.” The Corps’ regional office’s two ble for road and bridge projects u h a v e n — An eight-story downtown legal representative said. He received the Bronze and Silver ceives. Lawless said. the land deal you’ve got," said Ned Hurle, chief of the planning up until about 1988, the number of building is set to fall at 6 a m. Sunday.but distinguished war record and the fact busiest months ever were this which will be withdrawn if it Fred Jackson, 39, a Scotish immi­ stars, the Purple Heart and several But she said he is doing well in the To a lesser degree the state Stephen P. KeenAn, executive branch of the state Department of applications was fairly steady, at that doctors believe his criminal year — June and February— and cannot begin work soon. more with a whimper than with a bang. grant who volunteered for a hitch in other medals for bravery. treatment program, where he can Department of Environmental vice president of E&F Develop­ Transportation, who said he about 60 to 80 per month. But that behavior can be traced to post- the situation shows no signs of Lawless did not hold out much A developer announced Tuesday that a Vietnam even though he wasn’t a U.S. Jackson, his wife, their baby and expect to spend the next two years, Protection shares in the problem. ment Co. of Bridgeport, which is became involved with licensing year, as the waterfront building • traumatic stress disorder, a condition letting up. said William F. hope that agency will be able to disagreement with the city over insurance citizens, is facing deportation because her young son now living in a tough alternating six-week stints at home With a backlog of about 500cases, developing the New London Mills issues six years ago, said, "When boom began, the number began to that has been found in Vietnam Lawless, chief of the regulatory complete those reviews quickly. requirements had been resolved, and that the he has been convicted of 21 felonies Norwich housing project on $628-a- with six-week stays in the hosptial. it is taking several months to project of condominiums, dock- I started, if it was a real climb, and is now over 250 per veterans and victims of violent crime. branch of the Corps’ New Eng­ Dwight Merriam, a well-known implosion of the Century Building was on. and spent six years in a Florida prison month disability payments from the “ He’s doing excellent,” she said. review development projects as ominiums, a marina, and other complicated project the review month. “ I believe he suffered from survi­ land division. land use attorney in Hartford, “ There won’t be much of a boom and for armed robbery since he left the Army and $240 in state assistance. “ They said he’ll never be cured and well. facilities. could take as long as six months,” vors guilt,” said Shelton R. Hogan, The backlog, which only a few said during a special regulatory During February the Corps re­ certainly not a giant explosion,” said Martin Army in 1970. for the rest of his life he will have to go Rick Huntley of the DEP’s “ If you’re paying interest and Hurle said. "Now it’s at least a who counsels Jackson and his wife, Jackson and his family Joined conference Wednesday spon­ ceived 278 applications, and last Kenny, general parter of Konover-Kenny He entered a special clinic at the back ... for what they call tune-up years ago was 300 applications, is Water Resources division was other charges while you’re wait­ year and often longer.” Charlene, at the Norwich Vietnam veterans from across the country sored by the Council on Environ­ month, it received 265. Veterans Administration Center in periods.” now 1,415, Lawless said in an unavailable to comment, despite ing, it could mean major The Corps’ review of the Associates, which is taking down the building Outreach Center. “ He wanted to die spending the July Fouth weekend in Northampton. Mass., on July 11, interview with The Day news­ the newspaper’s attempts to problems. proposed replacement of the so it can put up the new Century Tower. like his friends ... in Vietnam.” Washington, Where they gathered at John Weiss, officer-in-charge of the paper of New London. Robert D. Money of the International contact him over the last several "You could be looking at a Niantic River Bridge, for in­ The building, at Church and Grove streets, Jackson says he started using using the Vietnam War memorial. It was a INS office in Hartford, has said IfiiiiwanoiMiMinnMmrtiflVfmnwanimiiinit Institute of Connecticut, Jackson’s "That means there are 1,415 days. couple of hundred thousand dol­ stance, took more than a year. will be brought down by about 240 pounds of alcohol and drugs heavily after he got difficult weekend for Jackson because resident aliens who have been con­ legal representative, said construction projects where the Included in the projects the lars in interest and other charges, The review of a proposal for a strategically placed explosives, said David R. out of the Army and committed a he found the names of 12 more victed of two crimes involving “ moral Wednesday. only thing they’re waiting for is a Corps reviews are waterside easy, while we’re waiting,” Kee­ relocated Route 6 in northeast Evans, the man who will set the charges and series of mostly drug-related offenses comrades killed in Vietnam etched on turpitude” are subject to deportation, push the plunger. Money said he expects the immigra­ in five or six states. He got out of the the black granite wail containing the although he wouldn’t comment on Garner’s tion Judge to grant his request for a state prison at Raiford, Fla., in 1985 names of all American casualties Jackson’s case. j Fusscas, Munns nominated by GOP Fire ban is lifted Rug A Upholstery ^ Carpet I HARTFORD — A ban against open fires in By Andrew Yurkovsky a unanimous vote Wednesday to Connecticut was lifted by state environmental Housing activity winds down State wants Loctite Corporation’s subsidiary Munns, 24, was nominated by Cleaning * Supplies AAanchester Herald challenge Bates a second time. officials following two days of soaking rain.- in Japan and later as a vice Charlie Stebbins of East Hartford The 55th District is made up of president of Loctite 14 High St. (rear) 151 Pine St. (rear) The ban had been in effect since July 6. HARTFORD (AP) — The number of six months was Fairfield County, which decline in permits issued compared to car sale tax „ Democrats will face a four- during the 9th District convention all of Andover, Bolton, Hebron. International. when drought conditions led to an outbreak of permits for new housing in the state fell saw a 46.6 percent drop compared to the May, or a dip from 1,741 permits to 1,654. term legislator in the 55th Assem­ at the East Hartford Public Manchester, CT 06040 Marlborough and the northeast Fusscas received the unanim­ Library, Theunis “ Terry” Werk- forest fires in the state. It was lifted at noon 29 percent during the first six months of same period in 1987. “ The month of June, which has HARTFORD (AP) - bly District and a newcomer in corner of Manchester. The 9th ous backing of the delegates at hoven, a convention delegate Wednesday. 1986 compared to last year, dipping to its Fairfield County permits were 1,334 consistently been among the strongest State tax officials are count­ the 9th District during elections District, which includes District 9 646-5630 649-1752 ing on computers to help u the 55th District Convention at the 'It 8 been an unusual year and an unusual lowest level since 1984, according to during the first six months of 1988 months for residential permit activity, for the state House of Representa­ from Manchester, said today. in Manchester, is made up of the Hebron Town Hall, said Ginny summer." said Ronald Kramer, a district fire compared to 2,496 permits during the them increase the money tives in November. Munns, who was elected last state Housing Department figures. has recorded the lowest total for that southern part of East Hartford Wickersham, a convention dele­ control officer with the Department of In the first half of 1987, during a same period in 1987. month dating back to 1984.” said they bring in from people Four-term Republican state year to the Glastonbury Town and one district in Glastonbury. gate and the chairman of the Environmental Protection. housing boom and low interest rates, Close behind were Hartford County Housing Commissioner John F. who cheat on taxes on used Rep. J. Peter Fusscas of Marlbo­ Council, announced his candi­ Fusscas’ opponent in the 55th Bolton Republican Town dacy only last week. He works at local governments issued permits for with a 35.4 percent decrease, Middlesex Papandrea. car sales. rough was nominated Wednesday District will be Democrat John R. Committee. Aetna Life Insurance and An­ 13,792 housing units compared to with a 34.3 percent drop and Tolland The department said a review of state Revenue Services Com-' by unanimous vote of the district Quinn of Hebron, the executive Union backs Weicker Fusscas said today that in his nuity Co. as a customer service permits for 9,768 units issued in the first County with a 33.1 percent decrease. lenders found that 30-year fixed mort­ missioner Timothy F. Ban- convention in Hebron to be the director of the Easter Seals acceptance speech he criticized representative for personal life . BERLIN — United Food and Commercial half of this year, the department The numbers for Hartford County were gages interest rates averaged 10.72 non and Motor Vehicle OOP’s candidate in the 55th Society of Connecticut. Quinn, 39, the spending policies of the insurance. > Workers Union Local 371 has endorsed U.S. reported Wednesday. 3,563 to 2,303; Middlesex 1.052 to 691; percent for the second quarter of 1988 Commissioner Lawrence F. L Assembly District. previously served four terms in Democratic majority in the Le­ Munns ran a close race in 1986, i Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr.. R-Conn.. for The county with th^biggest decrease and Tolland. 1,352 to 474. compared to 10.34 percent for the first DelPonte said computer In the convention of the 9th the House as a representative of records will be available by gislature. He also promised to winning Glastonbury and Mafi- re-election to a fourth six-year term, the in new housing p erm it during the first In June, the state reported a 5 percent quarter. Assembly District held in East Fairfield. the end of the year for the introduce legislation to remedy chester and garnering 3,434 votes r Weicker campaign announced Wednesday. Hartford, Paul Munns of Glaston­ Fusscas, 46, is seeking his fifth Tools program, which do tasks what he said was the collapse of to Bates’ 3,914. He said today that I The local represents 16.000 Connecticut bury, who made an unsuccessful term as representative from the the criminal justice system. Area Rugs that have that have been Bates was vulnerable this year. Cement retail and wholesale food business employees, bid two years ago for the 9th 55th District. He has been a Fusscas beat back a challenge done by hand since Connec­ District seat now held by Demo­ “ We feel the district can be done in our plant ^ commercial office workers and insurance GTE reducing switching venture consultant on overseas trade and Tackless in 1986 from Hebron Democrat represented better, especially in ticut imposed its sales and cratic state Rep. Donald Bates of investments since 1980. Before industry employees. David Cohen, receiving 4,536 Manchester and Glastonbury,” Cash & Carry * Padding use tax in 1947. East Hartford, was nominated by that he served as a president of 20% The local 37-member executive council votes to Cohen’s 2,880. he said. NEW YORK (AP) - GTE Corp. is AT&T dominates the U.S. market for GTE’s customers should benefit be­ The computer program :epair. Binding & Serging*^ Metals approved the endorsement. will target so-called casual ★ cutting back in the expensive and network switches, which are basically cause the joint venture will work on Weicker “ has supported the cause of labor, sales between individuals competitive business of building tele­ computers installed in the central enjiancing GTE switches using the 4- minorities, the handicapped and the where there is a “ consistent phone network switches by turning over offices of phone companies that are Iflfs t in AT&T technology, the compan­ Ellington man plans to sue car dealer Monday, ’Tuesday, disadvantaged despite heavy pressure from practice of underestimating 49 percent of its operation to American loaded with complex software to handle ies said. The companies’ switches Thursday & Friday 8:00 - 5; 00 the sales price” and thus the White House and his own political party,” Telephone & Telegraph Co. high-tech communications. happen to be similar, so there is plenty underpaying taxes. Bannon By Nancy Concelman Avis Rent-A-Car, and has state’s attorney general’s office. Moriarty sales personnel told him Saturdays Until Noon Robert Petroneila, vice president of the union, GTE, based in Stamford. Conn., will The newest switches are being of room for sharing of technology. said. AAanchester Herald charged Moriarty with misre­ “ I’m going to take it to court,” the car came from a Mercury Closed Wednesdays, July & August said in a statement issued by the Weicker ’88 own 51 percent of a joint venture with upgraded at enormous expense to Mattausch said. presentation. The state Depart­ he said. dealership in New York owned by Committee. AT&T, then reduce its ownership to 20 handle simultaneous transmission of In the long term, AT&T is likely to Bannon said using com­ An Ellington man who claims ment of Consumer Protection is But Moriarty Brothers Presi­ the holding company. Meyerhoff Weicker is being challenged by Democratic percent after five years and zero after 15 voices, computer data, video signals steer GTE customers toward AT&T puters will speed process­ the Moriarty Brothers car dealer­ currently investigating the dent Matthew Moriarty said said. IHlIilUiimUUIIIlllllillUIIIUIIMI candidate Joseph I. Lieberman, Connecticut’s years, under an agreement in principle and other information over the same switches. Bain predicted. ing and increase revenues ship of Manchester misrepres­ charge, which is a violation of the Wednesday Meyerhoff refused He said he asked for a refund of attorney general, announced by the companies circuits. by allowing the state to GTE has reduced its involvement in ented a car he bought said state’s Unfair Trade Practices the dealership’s offer for a full his downpayment, but was told Wednesday. The deal eases GTE out of a costly better track those sales, other parts of the communications Wednesday he plans to sue. Act. refund and asked for more the contract prohibited refunds of The venture will consist of GTE’s business where it has been an also-ran which account for about 25 equipment business in recent years by Albert Meyerhoff of Ellington Meyerhoff said after discover­ money, a charge Meyerhoff cate­ downpayments. Meyerhoff said 47% drop In earnings network switching business, which with about 10 percent of the market, percent, or 200,000, of the said in March he bought a 1987 ing the car was a rental car. he gorically denies. when he realized he wasn’t going employs about 2,000 workers in the consisting mainly of the GTE local entering Joint ventures with West estimated 762.000 motor ST. LOUIS — General Dynamics Corp. on Germany’s Siemens AG and Japan’s Ford Tempo from Moriarty that asked for a refund of the $6,995 he Meyerhoff said, “ I made no to get a refund, he paid for the Phoenix, Ariz., area and about 3.000 in phone companies, said John Bain, an vehicle registrations 2 Wednesday reported a 47 percent decrease in was described in an advertise­ paid for the car and $600 he paid threats.” factories in the Chicago suburbs of Fu.iitsu Ltd. balance. second-quarter earnings, due in part to costs analyst for Shearson Lehman Hutton annually. ment in the March 8 Rockville for an extended maintenance Meyerhoff said three separate Later, he said his wife, Ruth, Northlake and Genoa, HI. ITT Corp., following a similar patt­ in its Electric Boat Division in Groton, where Inc. During the 1987-88 fiscal Reminder as an “ executive” car plan. He said one of the Moriarty sales personnel confirmed the car AT&T will give the joint venture ern, reduced its involvement in the found a registration sticker be­ Financial arrangements were not year, 5.828 casual sales that had only been driven by a brothers “ told me where to go,” was an executive car, and he put a longing to the Avis-Rent-A-Car 10.000 workers have been on strike for three licenses to use some of AT&T’s own disclosed, but since GTE’s contribution network switching business at the end of Ford Motor Co. official. weeks. 1986 by placing its telecommunications were challenged and 2,600 In addition to the Department $1,000 downpayment on the car Co. under the visor. advanced switching technology. It will is substantially larger it is reasonable to individuals were billed $1.16 But Meyerhoff said he later of Consumer Protection, Meyer­ shortly after seeing the For the second quarter, its profit amounted continue to run its own network equipment business in a European- Moriarty said Wednesday he’d assume that AT&T will be making some million. discovered the car had been an hoff said he plans to contact the advertisment. welcome an investigation from to $66.7 million, or $1.58 a share, on net sales of switching business independently of the kind of payment to GTE. GTE spokes­ based Joint venture with France’s But when he returned a day the Department of Consumer $2.34 billion, compared with net earnings of joint venture. man Thomas Mattausch said. Compagnie Generale d’Electricite. later to pay the balance. Meyer­ Protection. He admitted the car is $125.1 million, or $2.92 a share, a year earlier. 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Th OPINION Guess what’s happening at the old ‘Piano’s’ ANO’IMER PLACE TO EAT - The former Fiano s Restaurant in Bolton is growing from a rainfall was such that water ran over the curbs on Italian, 25 percent. Eight samples of Italian family operation to a regular food factory North Main Street. In the underpass on Hilliard sausage contained excess water. The new owners of the business, Bruce and Street the water was so deep that children went in Now you know. If you want to know more, copies Joanne Maneeley, plan to open the restaurant, bathing. At the South End, south of Middle V of the report, which names brands, fat content Disturbing banquet, pub and catering facility on Route 44 in Village Turnpike, there was no trouble noticed although claims and survery results are available free by Bolton Aug. 2, Bruce Maneely said. rain fell hard and continually. writing; Publications, The Connecticut Agricultu­ Jack ral Experiment Station, P.O. Box 1106, New Haven, “We’re expanding and remodeling.” Maneeley Crier □ □ □ 06054. HI. TOST CN.H M l Anderson said. “Everything will be brand new.” decision The South Windsor couple bought the business IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING - How □ □ Dp, from Clifford Carman, a Rockville caterer, and much fat is in low fat meat? Can you trust the Ruth Kukulka, one of his employees, June 1 The label? The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Assistant Town Attorney David Wichman’s fWlTHSSlVMMM Maneeleys will rent the building from the Fiano Evening Herald on Thursday, July 21,1938: Station (that’s a mouthful) has.released a study of OVERSIGHT DEPARTMENT - Town Director ruling that the nannes of tenants in family, which had owned and operated Fiano’s Thieves who early yesterday morning looted two the fat content of 121 hamburger and 72 sausage Ronald Osella had some tough questions for Town preliminary rent dispute cases should be , uyNMWWSTlN, Restaurant since the 1950s before selling the gasoline filling stations in this town are thought to samples tested during 1987. Manager Robert B. Weiss last month after news made public but not the complaints business to Carman. be responsible for a similar incident the same night The results? broke that the town had illegally filled ii\wetlands “Among 71 ground beefs subject to the regulation for the secondary part of the town’s sewage themselves is disturbing for two reasons. ■ iJflIt Rave reviews No hours have been set for the new operation but in north Somers, it was said today by Chief of that they contain not more than 30 percent fat, the treatment plant. the pub, which will seat 75 to 100 people, will Police Samuel Gordon. One of the stations robbed Weiss has said that it was an oversight on the It is disturbing first and foremost because it ‘foDTlQMAlU)!'.. probably open in the afternoons and serve in Manchester was Gerich’s in Buckland, where a average fat content was 18 percent and none exceeded the 30 per cent limit,” said Lester town’s part that was responsible for the failure to interferes with the public’s right to know for State’s sandwiches and hot entrees, Maneeley said. short crowbar and a quanity of cigars were stolen. obtain the required wetlands permit for project. ’The dining room, which will seat 75 to 80, will The second station, Brunner’s on Oakland Street, Hankin, chief analytical scientist. about rent disputes that are to be decided by a Among samples designating a specific fat But now it’s Osella who has broken the law. And feature a variety of food, including Italian dishes, bore evidence of having been entered with a like Weiss, Osella claims that it was just an town commission. It also is disturbing steak and live lobsters, he said. Two banquet rooms crowbar. The north Somers station also had content, 11 of 52 exceeded their declared amount by because the release of tenants’ names could an average of 18 percent, Haskinsaid. oversight. new watchdog will accommodate a total of 425 people. The evidence of having been entered with a crowbar. Osella admitted to a reporter earlier this week have a chilling effect on whether or not’they catering business will operate out of the facility, Cigar butts found at the scene were of the same Samples labeled as ground chuck averaged 17 percent fat, ground sirloin 12 percent, and ground that he failed to license his dog. Paddington, by choose to make their complaints. also. brand as ones stolen from Gerich’s. July 1. He obtained the license Tuesday and was WASHINGTON - When Sherman Funk joined Maneeley said he expects to employ about 50 round 15 percent. Samples labeled as lean Wichman’s ruling applies only to rent the State Department as its first official inspector On Tuesday there was what might be considered averaged 19 percent fat and those labeled extra or assessed a fine of 50 cents. i people, including his brother Neal, who will act as Osella’s excuse? He didn’t didn’t know that his complaints that are in the conciliation stage, general, his professional buddies thought he was vice president of operations. a cloudburst over the South End. Underpasses like diet lean, 12 percent. that on Center Street had' four feet of water but the None of the sausage products contained more dog needed a rabbies vaccination and be couldn’t or those that have not reached a public crazy. get an appointment from the dog’s veterinarian. hearing. 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Tuesday, but was forced to give up his time to No surprise in state ybte make room for extended debate on the party Dukakis’ speech tonight B riefly.. . platform. ATLANTA (AP) - When the That Was the tally dictated by night ih which he called on He accused the Reagan administration of balloting at the Democratic Na­ the results of the state’s primary. Democr^s to strive for the "neglectful” environmental policies that have tional Convention got around to Earlier Wednesday. Connecti­ “common ground” that all Amer­ Dodd In the spotlight ignored acid rain and hazardous waste to ‘distiii’ his candidacy Connecticut, Gov. William A. cut delegation leaders said Jesse icans want. ATLANTA — Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, cleanups, failed to protect drinking water and O’Neill used his 11 seconds at the Jackson had galvanized the party O’Neill said Jackson "told it favored oil drilling in the Alaskan wilderness. microphone on national televi­ with his speech to the convention D-Conn., was briefly in the spotlight at the ATLANTA (AP) - The Demo­ will be watching this speech, it through affordable housing, qual­ like it is, spoke from his heart as Democratic National Convention, telling noisy sion to give Michael Dukakis a the night before. In a sometimes well as his head and really set an Time to celebrate cratic nomination his at last, will be the first serious look at ity education, health care and neighborly boost. emotional meeting, the delegates agenda for this nation we call and distracted deiegates that America can do Michael Dukakis readied the who Michael Dukakis is and advance notice of plant closings It was the same help O’Neill congratulated each other on the America.” better than the Reagan administration. ATLANTA — After sitting patiently on their convention speech today that he where he wants to take this to workers losing their jobs. had given. the Massachusetts Democrats’ new solidarity. “We are the party of hope,” Dodd said hopes will “distill the essence” of country,” said Christopher Ed- He also planed to demand a placards while Jesse Jackson’s supporters his presidential candidacy and governor four months before in “I look forward to closing the State House Speaker Irving J. Wednesday in a 10-minute address that, because enjoyed the spotlight the night before, Michael ley, the campaign’s issues direc­ redirection of U.S. foreign policy Connecticut’s primary. O’Neill, convention ... so we can go about Stolberg of New Haven, co- it began an hour later than expected, fell In the mobilize a united party for tor. “So an effort to distill the in such regions as Central Amer­ Dukakis’ faithful were unleashed to shout and victory this fall against Republi­ essence of the candidacy is chairman of the state’s delega­ the work that’s ahead.” said state chairman of the Dukakis cam­ middle of prime-time television. dance in the aisles when their turn came. Then ica and South Africa. tion, had waited until a week Treasurer Francisco L. Borges, paign in Connecticut, called Jack­ “Isn’t it time we had a president who can George Bush. perfectly appropriate.” His aides said Dukakis would son’s speech ’’the best statement they took their carnival outside to the streets. The 54-year-old Massachusetts Dukakis watched the climactic not try to elicit the kind of emotion before the March 29 primary to leader of the 16 Jackson challenged the hearts and minds of our people, The floor of The Omni was a mass of "Duke, endorse Dukakis, who has called delegates. about where we’ve been and particularly our young people, rather than governor formally claims the roll call on television from his that Jackson arouses with his O’Neill his "mentor.” where we still need to go that I’ve Duke, Duke” signs Wednesday night as the nomination tonight with a nation­ hotel suite a few blocks from The fervent oratory, but would seek to “To the extent that we all make challenge every civil rights and environmental California delegation put Dukakis over the top “Governor Bill O’Neill reports sure that our arms are never too heard.” law in this land?” the senator said. ally televised acceptance speech Omni convention hall in down­ display the consistency of the and gave him the Democratic presidential concluding the most harmonious for the state of Connecticut, the short to embrace someone else, State Senate President Pro town Atlanta. He was surrounded message he has delivered Constitution State, 16 votes for that our minds are inclusive. I’m nomination. party convention in more than a by his mother Euterpe, his wife throughout his campaign. Tern John B. Larson of East Some floor leaders hugged as delegates threw decade. Kitty and their children Kara, •Jesse Jackson, 47 votes for sure that we will prevail in Hartford, the other Connecticut ‘Georgia mafia’ reunion Michael Dukakis, our neighbor to November,” he said. red, silver and blue streamers and batted giant "It’s alia little bit like a play,” Andrea and John, as well as top Dukakis co-chairman, said the ATLANTA — There were hugs, laughs and said Dukakis, breaking into a the north,” O’Neill boomed from Borges and other Connecticut Democrats were experiencing beach balls about. aides and friends. All-night party the delegation microphone on the leaders said they had been moved more than a few nostalgic tales when former Delegates linked arms and swayed in unison smile the moment California’s "Cheers,” they shouted, rais­ ’’political religion in its highest officials and staffers of Jimmy Carter’s delegates gave him the roll call convention floor Wednesday. by Jackson’s speech Tuesday form.” as singer Dionne Warwick performed, then ing champagne glasses to to celebrate win administration got together and rehashed the moved outside for a fireworks show, a marching majority that assured his tri­ celebrate. “good ol’ days.” band and echoing chants for Dukakis. umph Wednesday night over Dukakis displayed little emo­ PELOPI, Greece (AP) — Resi­ “And those were the good old days,” said In the Georgia delegation. Sen. Sam Nunn Jesse Jackson. tion. He smiled, jabbed the air dents of the ancestral home of Connie Plunkett, a former campaign worker and “I feel terrific,” the nominee with his right fist and lifted his Michael Dukakis feasted on clapped to the rhythm and former President said. GOP ‘truth’ squad arrives State Department official under Carter. She was Carter flashed his toothy smile. glass to toast the end of a long and lamb, danced and drank ouzo among 400 guests who jammed the Carter Dukakis planned to visit the tumultuous contest. toasts early today at an all-night ATLANTA (AP) — Rep. Nancy Johnson conceded that Repub­ on such issue.s a.s day care and Presidential Center for the lavishly catered Over in New York delegation. Gov. Mario convention hall early today for a Dukakis worked on his speech party to celebrate his nomination L. Johnson. R-Conn.. believes the licans have not done enough to get other family issues. She said, for reception. Cuomo said he, too, couldn’t be happier. second look at the podium and a Wednesday after meeting briefly as the Democratic presidential Republicans will be able to l\old blacks into their party but said example, that she and Rep. "This is a winning combination if I ever saw practice session with a with Jackson, his former rival, to candidate. “We’re just here to have a good time, not talk one,” Cuomo said. on to a good chunk of the millions that “you take a lot of flak as a Olympia J Snowe. R-Maine. had politics,” Carter said. He and his wife Rosalynn TelePrompTer. discuss the fall campaign. Duka­ More than 200 people gathered He cleared the rest of his kis sat in an easy chair in the of Democrats who voted for black Republican.” introduced the first bills provid­ obviously were having a good time as they t AP photo at the village cafe cheered wildly Ronald Reagan in the last two Still, she said, the Democrats ing day-care subsidies to low- THE WINNER — Gov. Michael Dukakis nation. In rear center is Dukakis’s schedule today to give himself bedroom of his hotel suite revis­ as state-run Greek television circulated among the crowd. Bush can take ‘ugly stuff plenty of time to apply his ing a draft of his speech, with a national elections. have “an absolutely horrible income families. The guests included former Sen. Edmund , and his wife. Kitty, react in Atlanta announced in its midnight news­ Johnson was one of a half dozen record on women and minority mother, Euterpe. At right is Mrs. personal finishing touches to one pen. cast that the Massachusetts gov­ She also said that while Vice Muskie of Maine, former CIA director Stansfield WARREN, Mich. — Republican George Bush, Wednesday night as the California Dukakis’ father, conductor Harry Ellis of the most important speeches of GOP leaders in Atlanta Wednes­ candidates. They control every back on the campaign trail after a four-day “Good, good,” was all he would ernor was “certain to get the day making up what some city in America, but where is President George Bush does not Turner and former aides Jody Powell and Bert delegation casts its votes to give him the Dickson. his political career. say in describing progress on the nomination.” endorse the Equal Rights Amend­ Lance — two members of the Carter inner circle fishing vacation, says he can take all the "ugly Democratic Party’s presidential nomi- “For much of the public that speech that his aides said already described as a GOP “truth there a Democratic city with a stuff” Democrats dish out at their convention, ” It’s an important event for our squad” designed to counter some majority of women on the (local) ment. he “is for equal rights for affectionately known as the “Georgia mafia.” had been through three major village tonight, it’s one more step of the attention directed at the council? women. George Bush is for the "It’s not every day you get a free drink off of claiming it may backfire on them in the fall. rewrites. towards the November election,” Democrats during their national “The record of both parties equality of women in America. Jimmy Carter,” quipped Powell, who served as “If you just go nasty, go ugly, that isn’t an The aides said Dukakis planned said Costas Stefanou, 42, presi­ Carter’s press secretary. effective way-to do business,” the vice president no major surprises in his speech, convention this week. with regard to women candidates ”I’d love it if he were forERA.” Y’assou! say proud Greek-Americans dent of the this mountain village The Republicans’ news confer­ stinks, frankly,” she said. "It’s said, while pleading he had only secondhand but would stick to the basic of 640 residents on the northern she said of Bush, the certain GOP knowledge of attacks on him by a succession of themes he had laid out during the ence, sponsored by the National taken women a while to be willing presidential nominee at next ‘Go Joe!’ shout delegates ATLANTA (AP) - For Greek- Aegean island of Mytilene. Republican Congressional Com­ tobe candidates. It’staken blacks speakers at the Democratic National ”I worked hard to be a success immigrants. their own was nominated for primaries. The crowd toasted the man they month’s Republican National Convention in Atlanta! Americans among the Demo­ and tonight I see again that this Then in a trip to Greece in 1976, president, they were Ediey said Dukakis would focus mittee. was mobbed by reporters a while to be willing .to be Convention. “But the real issue is ATLANTA — When Democratic U.S. Senate cratic delegates, the nomination call “ourMichalis” withbeerand in a downtown hotel. Republican candidates.” candidate Joseph I. Lieberman finally got to Bush said he’d neither watched nor listened to country gives you the opportunity he discovered his roots and slowly overwhelmed. mainly on “economic opportunity ouzo, an anise-flavored drink that action for women. Our constitu­ of Michael Dukakis was a culmi­ to be whatever you want to be,” he began mentioning his family’s "It’s a feeling you can’t ex­ and security” for Americans is an island specialty. ”It’s more important than it’s Johnson said it’s impossible for tion really gives us equal rights. address the Democratic National Convention, any part of the Democratic convention while on nation of their dreams in America ever been that we try to get the Michael Dukakis to satisfy ele­ the Connecticut delegates in the hall roared the fishing tripin Wyoming. However, aides said said Poulos, who left the Republi­ story — the classic tale of plain,” said Ohio state Dukakis We have to take it and there isn’t as well as a tribute to their can Party for Dukakis. uneducated immigrants building director Anne Drake, born Anas­ political dialogue as closely att­ ments of his party loyal to anyone. George Bush or anyone their approval. Bush watched the convention briefly Wednesday heritage in Greece, where demo­ ached to fact as possible,” she conservatives like Lloyd Bent- Dukakis’ parents immigrated successful lives in America. tasia Drakopoulos. “Probably else, who would stop us.” “Go Joe! ” they shouted Wednesday as night and saw Michael Dukakis’ name placed in cracy was born. from Greece. His father Panes But in his presidential cam­ the only other people who can said. “We need to force reality sen. Dukakis’ choice for vice Lieberman began a three-minute speech on nomination. "America is my country. But into these debates. president, and to Jesse Jackson. put himself through college and paign, Dukakis found that the understand that feeling here Johnson's Democratic oppo­ environmental concerns. The Connecticut “This name-calling isn’t going to get anyone tonight. I’m Greek in my heart,” medical school and became a American dream played well: he tonight are the black Baptists ’’The ’unity’ that’s been She called the Democratic nent in the fall campaign. James delegation was briefly flashed onto the large anything. Maybe it will backfire on them,” he said Nick Poulos, who immi­ achieved here is so falsely based National Convention "good, rich successful family doctor special­ rarely failed to mention his with Jesse Jackson. I understand Griffin of Bristol, was also in monitors above the speakers’ podium. told reporters when he appeared at a Ukrainian grated from Athens in 1955, built izing in obstretics. His mother parents, especially when cam­ that feeling they have. It’s an that it will disadvantage our theater.” Atlanta Wednesday and critic­ Lieberman, who is challenging three-term cultural center in this Detroit suburb, where he his own construction company in political process in America The Democrats’ claims not­ Euterpe worked in the mills and paigning before others relatively awesome feeling.” ized Johnson for being there, too. Republican Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., had delivered a speech commemorating “Captive New Jersey and, in the last year, became a schoolteacher. new to this country. Dukakis, she said, “represents between now and November.” withstanding. Johnson said the “with all the problems we have in Nations Week.” raised more than $1 million for she said. Republicans are not vulnerable been scheduled to address the convention As a Massachusetts politician When he talks of his roots in the American dream for us and the (6th District).” Dukakis. from the comfortable Boston speeches, he tells of other immi­ for every other immigrant Like other delegates and sup­ suburb of Brookline, Dukakis grant groups as well, of the group.” porters of Greek heritage on the rarely mentioned his Greek herit­ American immigrant story. He Terre Haute, Ind., Mayor Pete YOU DON’T HAVE TO floor of The Omni — some age. He° was a candidate who always says something in Span­ Chalos arrived in the United sporting T-shirts exclaiming spoke for middle-class suburban­ ish when before a Hispanic States from Greece at age 14. 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States with asthma and to a mer health'group is criticizing the 1986 primarily to prevent the use of consumer health group, says sulfites small number of non-asthmatics, & WORLD Food and Drug Administration for sulfites in salad bars, where it was have caused comas, brain damage according to Lecos. proposing to allow continued use of used to keep lettuce crisp and to make and at least five deaths. Iran-lraq cease-fire But the FDA maintains the reaction North was potential target sulfites, which the group says can other vegetables and fruit look . Mitch Zeller, staff attorney for the is essentially allergic and does not . (>'V'4'ii make food deadly to more than a fresher. WASHINGTON — Oliver L. North was the consumer group, predicted that the justify an all-out ban qf the chemicals UNITED NATIONS (AP) - fire later if Iraq does the same. various countries who would million Americans.' Young’s memo said that a 1987 FDA’s position would be approved by in food or drugs. U.N. military observers head Iranian Foreign Minister Ali- monitor cease-fire target of a potential assassination plot that An unpublished memo from FDA sulfite labeling requirement for some the Department of Health and Human The memo says “ the available I f , 'i v ■ today to the Persian Gulf in hopes Akbar Velayati said Wednesday implementation. in olved one of eight men charged with illegal Commissioner Frank E. Young re­ packaged foods would be extended to Services, saying it “ does so little and safety data” does not support a of cementing details for a cease­ that Iran’s acceptance of a the ’The resolution on the airliner, pro Libyan activities in the United States, an jects proposals to outlaw the preser­ additional items, but they would not bends over backwards to placate the administration source says. complete ban or an extension to foods fire in the 8-year-old Iran-lraq cease-fire resolution does not which went through several vative chemicals in foods not now include dehydrated or frozen pota­ food industry.” ^ war. Iraq proposed direct talks, drafts, lost clauses calling for The man, Mousa Hawamda, is a naturalized other than those already covered, mean Iran will end its opposition covered by a limited ban and to toes, which would remain exempt. The memo asks for action on the but Iran rejected the offer. to the United States. foreign powers to review the role American who was identified Wednesday at except for fresh potatoes. require labeling of sulfite-containing The chemicals, which have been proposed regulations by July 30. Secretary-General Javier It does mean, however, that of their navies in the gulf and Restaurant labeling would be “ la­ an arraignment hearing for six of those foods served in restaurants. used in foods for decades and more Young’s memo, which FDA spokes­ Perez de Cuellar said Wednesday addressing compensation for the bor intensive and difficult to enforce," Iran will no longer be portrayed arrested in the alleged scheme, which The memo to Health and Human recently in some drugs to protect their man Chris Lecos said was not meant families of the victims. the memo says, adding that it would that the team of 10 to 12 observers as a warmonger, Iran’s official prosecutors said involved diversion of Libyan Services Director Otis Bowen, ob­ potency, are considered harmless to to be made public until the proposed The United States, as one of the require regular inspection of over would be in the Middle East no Islamic Republic News Agency, funds to support anti-American activities. tained Wednesday by The Associated most people. regulations are approved, acknowl­ five permanent members of the 500,000 eating establishments. more than a week. monitored in Cyprus, today Hawamda was described as a Libyan Press, proposes to keep sulfites in the The Center for Science in the Public edges that many new uses have been . Hours later, the Security Coun­ quoted him as saying. 15-member Security Council, inteiligence operative who operates under the category “GRAS,” or “generally Interest, or CSPI, said Wednesday found for sulfites and that “ a Lecos said the FDA had no cil unanimously adopted a mild Iraq raided Iranian industrial could have vetoed any resolution guise of a Washington travel agency owner. recognized as safe.” that the FDA’s position endangers up significant number of individuals” comment on the memo. Other offi­ resolution expressing “ deep dis­ targets on Tuesday and Iran it found objectionable. U.S. Attorney Henry Hudson said that based A ban on their use on fresh fruits and to a million asthmatics and others have experienced “ severe allergic- cials acknowledged the existence of tress” over the U.S. Navy’s responded in kind on Wednesday. Council members also were on information received by the FBI, vegetables would remain in effect and who have severe reactions to sulfites, type responses.” the memo and proposed regulations. downing of an Iranian jetliner Today, Iraq shelled the village of determined to pass a resolution Hawamda “ was involved in a potential plot to a further ban applying to previously including the possibility of death Other FDA officials have estimated but said it was not for public release. over the gulf on July 3, which Sardasht in northern Azerbaijan acceptable to Iran, which for exempted fresh potatoes is expected within hours after ingesting food assassinate a high government official of the that sulfites are dangerous to about 10 The AP obtained a copy from a source killed all 290 people aboard. province, killing one civilian and eight years effectively boycotted by the end of the year. containing the chemicals. United States.” Hudson did not identify the perccr* of the 10 million people In the outside the agency. Iran had sought condemnation. injuring two, IRNA said. the council, contending it was official or give any other details. The Pentagon said the crew of Perez de Cuellar said the team biased against the Islamic But another official, speaking on condition the USS Vincennes, which fired of military observers heading to republic. Iran had initially sought con­ he not be identified, said the target was North, the fatal missile, mistook the Iran the gulf is from the U.N. Truce Study says bypass surgery AP photo demnation of the U.S. military a former National Security Council aide and a Universal defends Air jet for an Iranian F-14 fighter. Supervision Organization based On Monday, Iran announced in Jerusalem and led by Lt. Gen. action and demanded withdrawal major figure in the Iran-Contra arms and WELCOME RAIN — Store clerk Greg drought-parched Bismark, N.D., after a year’s delay that it had Martin Vadset, a Norwegian who of all U.S. forces from the gulf. money scandal. ‘Temptation’ movie Livermont loads a car with groceries Tuesday. accepted Security Council Reso­ is the group’s chief of staff. The resolution said the council might often be unnecessary during a brief downpour that drenched lution 598, which demands an He said the team would limit its “ expresses its deep distress at Sending a signal on drugs NEW YORK (AP) — Universal Pictures says a immediate truce and troop with­ consultations to military aspects the downing of an Iranian civil CHICAGO (AP) - Nearly half cither way. for their use.” $10 million offer to buy the controversial film drawal and sets out a peace plan of the cease-fire: “ I expect the aircraft by a missile fired froni a JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A federal judge of the patients who had heart- Bypass operations, first per­ “ When confronted with scarce “ The Last Temptation of Christ” so it can be to end the gulf war. report of the team will allow me to U.S. warship and profound regret says America was sending a signal to drug bypass operations in three South­ formed 20 years ago, numbered resources, planners may wish to destroyed is a threat to constitutional rights. Iraq at first called the move a announce the implementation of over the tragic loss of innocent traffickers when he sentenced Carlos Lehder ern California hospitais either about 230,000 last year in the use this type of information to In a full-page advertisement in Thursday’s It rained but not enough trick to buy time for a surprise the resolution.” lives.” Rivas to life imprisonment without parole for should not have had the proce­ United States at an estimated help make difficult allocation editions of The New York Times, The Washington attack. But on Wednesday its The Peruvian said that would Mahallati, the Iranian envoy, smuggling tons of cocaine into the United dures or could have done without cost of $6 billion, according to decisions.” Post and the Los Angeles Times, the studio deputy foreign minister, Tariq include naming the day the objected to a U.S. offer of compensation to families of the States. them, a new study says. national figures. This is more A typical bypass operation can rejected the offer by Bill Bright, founder- Bv The Associated Press The National Oceanic and Aziz, sent Perez de Cuellar a cease-fire takes effect; setting Kansas, Oklahoma and north victims and said it must pay the “ Cocaine is viewed as a national tragedy in Eliminating unnecessary coro­ than double the number per­ cost about $30,000. president of San Bernardino, Calif.-based message saying Iraq wants direct dates for the beginning and Atmospheric Administration said Texas. Tehran government. Washington this country,” U.S. District Judge Howell W. nary bypass operations could formed in 1980. In the surgical procedure, Campus Crusade for Christ. Van Endref’s thirsty Southern talks with Iran. completion of troop withdrawals higher-than-normal rain is ex­ Mississippi officials predict a has said no payment will go to Melton told the Colombian drug dealer lead to reduced health care costs The study “ certainly points up doctors take a vein from some­ “ While we understand the deep feelings and Illinois fields soaked up a heavy pected over the next five days for $600 million loss in state agricul­ Iraq proposed opening talks at and exchanges of war prisoners; the United Nations, then moving and setting a date for the Tehran, with which it lacks Wednesday. “ Those who profit from this are and improved patient care, said some problem areas as we sit where else in the body and use it convictions which have prompted this offer, we rain that he and other farmers the Atlantic and Gulf Coast states ture. Although the rain has them to Baghdad and Tehran. beginning of negotiations on a diplomatic ties. the worst kinds of offenders. ” the study, published in Friday’s here watching the cost of health to reroute blood around a block­ believe that to accept it would threaten the call a “ godsend,” but experts say and the region comprising Ten­ improved grazing conditions for Iranian Ambassador Mohammad lasting peace. Iran’s decision to accept the The harsh sentence, life plus 135 years in edition of the Journal of the care rise so quickly,” said Dr. age in the coronary arteries. fundamental freedoms of religion and expression recent showers in the Midwestern nessee, Kentucky, West Virginia cattle, subsoil moisture still has American Medical Association. Ja’afar Mahallati told reporters A political officer, whom he did cease-fire resolution reversed its prison and fines totaling $350,000, was “ a Constance Monroe Winslow, who The authors cautioned that promised to all Americans under our Constitu­ farm belt don’t bode an end to the and southern Ohio. not returned. Only 56 percent of the 386 conducted the study with four tion,” said the advertisement, which was in the Iran rejected direct talks. not identify, is to join the group. longstanding position that the signal of our society” that it will strongly although the study is representa­ drought. coronary bypass operations per­ colleagues at the University of form of a letter to Bright. But the weather is expected to "In general, it's improving but But another Iranian diplomat. The team will be joined by U.N. first step toward any peace plan punish those fueling “ this cancer” of drugs, tive of patients undergoing by­ formed in the three randomly California-Los Angeles Center for “ In the United States, no one sect or coalition “ The corn crop overall has continue to be drier-than normal if the rain stops we’li be in the Mohammad Javad Zarif, said his observers already in Tehran and must be the denunciation of Iraq Melton said. pass surgery in Western states, chosen hospitals in 1979, 1980 and the Health Sciences. “ further work is needed to has the power to set boundaries around each been hurt quite considerably in the area from Michigan and same situation,” said Linda country will observe a cease-fire Baghdad. The first dozen or so as the aggressor. Iraq invaded Iran in September 1982 were justified, meaning the While doctors may disagree on generalize these results to the person’s freedom to explore religious and because the needed rains came Wisconsin, stretching southwest Moore, of the Mississippi Cooper­ during the technical team's visit observers eventually would be Tug-of-war over relic benefits outweighed the risks, the whether bypass surgery should rest of the United States.” philosophical questions whether through speech, about two to three weeks too across the combelt states to ative Extension Service. and continue an informal cease­ joined by up to 250 officers from 1980 study said. be performed in the equivocal Dr. Jack Copeland, a Univer­ books or film,” the ad said. late,” said John Unger, a crop CHICAGO — A Thai prince has come here to It found that 14 percent of the cases, the authors concluded that sity of Arizona heart surgeon who “ These freedoms protect all of us. They are statistician for the U.S. Depart­ try to settle a prolonged tug-of-war over an operations were performed for “ few would argue with the heads the school’s nationally precious. They are not for sale.” ment of Agriculture in Illinois. ancient relic at the Art Institute of Chicago inappropriate reasons, and 30 proposition that the services known heart-transplant pro­ Bright offered to reimburse the studio’s And the rain may be only a that Bangkok claims was illegally removed percent for equivocal reasons, should go first of all to patients gram, said, “ I’m not aware of too estimated $10 million expenditure on the movie if respite. In its 30-day outlook, the from the country 22 years ago. meaning they could be argued with clearly appropriate reasons many instances where there has Universal turns over all copies of the film so they National Weather Service pre­ The 900-year-old stone sculpture — called a been an abuse of this kind of can be destroyed. dicts more hot, dry weather — lintel, or crosspiece over a door or window — Reagan signs spending biii surgery. The studio says “ The Last Temptation of above-normal temperatures and “ I don’t doubt there are some Christ” is a look at the human side of Jesus. The below-normal rainfall for the 'Til help you put a cap on has inspired protests from Chicago to movie is directed by Martin Scorsese, who once nation’s heartland. Bangkok by Thais who claim it is an important abuses, but I would doubt that it’s SANTA BARBARA, Calif. studied for the priesthood, and stars Willem U.S. Agriculture Secretary Ri­ cultural icon that was whisked out of their levels acceptable to his as significant as one might think (AP) — President Reagan is administration. Dafoe as Jesus, Barbara Hershey as Mary chard Lyng inspected a cornfield country. looking at such an article,” he congratulating congressional The bill was the first regular added. Magdalene and Harvey Keitel as Judas Iscariot. in central Minnesota on Wednes­ The Art Institute, however, says it was a gift lawmakers for handing him an spending measure to get Rea­ In an editorial that accompan­ In a dream sequence, Jesus comes down off the day, saying the damage is the from a foundation, bought legally in Bangkok $18 billion spending bill for water gan’s signature since December ied the study in the same issue. cross and has a sexual relationship with Mary worst he’s seen in eight drought- in 1966. and energy earlier than any 1985. Dr. Albert G. Mulley Jr. and Dr. Magdelene. ravaged states over the past two your energy bills.” "It's become a little political football,” Art appropriations bill in his In recent years, spending bat­ Kim A. Eagle of Massachusetts In its advertisement. Universal said, “ Only in days. Institute Director James N. Wood said presidency. tles between the administration General Hospital and the Har­ totalitarian states are all people forced to accept “ We’ve educated ourselves a \ Wednesday. He was to meet today with Prince Reagan signed the bill while on and Congress have spawned huge vard Medical School said doctors one version of truth. In any case, Martin Scorsese great deal,” Lyng told Edgar Subhadradis Diskul, an expert in art and vacation in California on Wednes­ catchall spending measures often disagreed on the criteria for has stated clearly that his film is a work of fiction Traut and his wife Kathleen, who archeology, who arrived here late Wednesday. day and also commended Con­ enacted at the end of the fiscal determining whether a bypass and that it is based on a novel, not the Gospels. own a 320-acre dairy farm near gress for holding spending to year. operation is justified. St. Cloud, Minn. Heel llie C ()\\ S \\ 1] (^onifoii Corps. 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Dem ocrats Pratt & Whitney flJaurbrBtrr Brralft From page 1 From page 1 Section 2, Page 13 They waved a sea of signs. They would have danced if only temporarll>. SPORTS Thursday, July 21, 1988 vacant positions, will be eliminated through competitive in the Jet engine market.” If there had been room in the narrow aisles^ Democrats believe Bush, unlike President attrition and'not renewing 181 personnel contracts. Also on Wednesday, another UTC division, “ It’s all a little bit like a play. I feel terrific,” Reagan, is vulnerable, given the voters’ concern “ Cost reductions are difficult but eliminating Hamilton Standard of Windsor Locks, announced Dukakis said, watching on television at a nearby over the Iran-Contra scandal and illegal drug unnecessary tasks and the reduction of staff are that about 200 hourly workers and 20 salaried hotel’ s penthouse with his wife, Kitty, and famiiy. trafficking and what the polls say is a broad He smiled and raised his fist in victory as steps we must take to ensure a healthy future for employees are being laid off. Hamilton Standard uneasiness over the nation’s economic prospects. Pratt It Whitney and all our people,” company makes space systems. California delegates gave him the winning margin. New York Gov. Mario CQomo, who doggedly Azinger out president Arthur E. Wegner said in a statement. When campaign aide Joe Warren addressed him resisted overtures to enter the race, said Dukakis- Once the world’s dominant jet engine builder, T h o u g h t s as, “ Mr. President,” Dukakis responded, “ Careful, Pratt & Whitney, a subsidiary of United Bentsen “ is a winning combination if I ever saw Technologies Corp. of Hartford, has said a number P4W saw its share of the commercial market drop Joe — you don’t want to put the evil eye on me.” A p L E N t v one.” He said Dukakis is “ going to win a landslide of times over the past year that it needed to lay off from 100 percent in 1974 to about 40 percent in 1987. Dukakis, rarely seen in public without a suit and nationally, but that’s not going to be easy either. employees to remain competitive with GE. General Electric’s share grew during the same Len Auster to keep title tie, wore a blue shirt with open coliar and khaki You have to work for landslides.” Pratt It Whitney has about 45,700 salaried and period from nothing to 45 percent to 50 percent. Sports Editor pants. He was sockless, wearing running shoes. Dukakis’ aides said his speech tonight would be Similar declines have occurred in Pratt & hourly employees worldwide, compared to 44,720 in Bv Chris Dahl Dukakis and Bentsen came to Atlanta with a “ an effort to distill the essence” of his candidacy. 1982. Whitney’s m ilitary business. modest lead in the polls over Bush, who calls himself The Associated Press “ For much of the public that will be watching this Philip Friedman, an analyst with Drexel the underdog. With the intense publicity of this General Electric’s pre-tax profit margin on speech, it will be the first serious look at who Burhnam Lambert Inc. In New York, said; “ The week, the Democrats look fora boost in the ratings. engines is about 16 percent compared to 8 percent CROMWELL — Paul Azinger was trying to make Michael Dukakis is and where he wants to take this company for some time has been cutting costs and for P&W. analysts have said. Who’s umping two adjustments as he set out to defend his country," said Christopher Ediey, the campaign’s restructuring. ... Certainly it will make them more Pratt & Whitney said It Is rebounding, however. issues director. championship in the $700,000 Greater Hartford Open. Dukakis’ cousin. Academy Award-winning ac­ Sewage tress Olympia Dukakis, will introduce the nominee. a big question It would have been somewhat awkward for Sitting among the New Jersey delegation during Azinger to bypass this tournament, becuase he is the Wednesday night’s nomination roll call, she' Bailey defending champion, but he is one of only a handful From page 1 ’’Who’s on first.” of golfers forcing their confused bodies to make the admitted being a bit nervous. “ What’s on second.” "On Broadway you get a chance to rehearse,” she From page 1 five-hour time zone transition after playing in the “ Idon’t know.” unavailable today. explained. British Open. Third base. The Corps of Engineers ordered the town last Dukakis was formally nominated by fellow Gov. Azinger said the change was less troublesome for a student’s schedule if there was a teaching science in Canaan, further graduate work at Har­ That’s just the prelude to the Abbott and Costello him this year than last, even though a weather delay month to stop work on the secondary part of the Clinton, whose 35-minute speech ran way beyond problem. Bailey and Arthur H. Illing, then vard University and the Univer­ comedy routine that still elicits laughter from extended the British Open to Monday. sewage treatment plant because the town had not the 15 minutes allotted. One of his biggest ovations “ He left you alone in the obtained a required wetlands permit. That work is superintendent of schools, spent sity of Connecticut. many circles. To get his biological clock back on Eastern came when he said, “ In closing ...” classroom,” Zatursky said, ad­ part of a $27 million upgrading of the plant. the day with Potterton while he Besides his teaching and admi­ But it’s no laughing matter when it comes to who Daylight Time, Azinger said he stayed up late Clinton described Dukakis as old-fashioned, “ the ding that if he didn’t bother you, Warren Nordman. public affairs director for the was teaching. Potterton said nistrative experience, Bailey was is going to umpire schoolboy games in the future. Monday night after his return from England. kind of man who plays it straight, keeps his word he was satisfied with your Corps’ New England division, said today that in and pays his bills.” about a week later, he received a a member in the Manchester A number of highly qualified arbiters have left “ Last year, I went to sleep as soon asigothom eat performance. letter from the administrators 6 or 7 o’clock at night. But then I woke up at 3 or 4 evaluating the position of the Corps and the EPA ” His character is steadfast and consistent,” he Historical Society where he was the Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball Bailey was always receptive to inviting him to teach at Manches­ AP photo o’clock in the morning and couldn’t get back to Santoro would determine “ that he feels there is a said. “ HC-wakes up in the same world every day, a instrumental in the acquisition of Umpires in recent years. Among the most notable new ideas, he said. Zatursky, who ter High School. Potterton ac­ SAMMY GETS UP CLOSE - Sammy sleep,” he said. government position he could implement.” trait of no sm^U importance in a president.” the Cheney Homestead and or­ in the last year were Don Beerworth. Frank Wednesday. This year’s version of the ajso was a basketball coach at the cepted the invitation. Another adjustment Azinger made wasn’t as Santoro could not be reached for comment this Clinton recalled that Dukakis was defeated in a ganizing it as a museum. Johndrow and Ray Camposeo. Davis Jr. lies on the fourth green to get a $700,000 tournament will be the 63- high school, said Bailey showed “ (Bailey) was probably the He was a also member of local simple. morning. re-election bid after his first term as Massachu­ Replacements for these individuals have been close up view of the ball during the great enthusiasm for sports and best high school principal that year-old entertainer’s last as sponsor of "Yesterday when I was practicing ... I probably The possibility of a fine against the town as high as setts’ governor, but then came back again and and state historical societies, few and far between. supported the activities. pro-am event of the Greater Hartford the event. hit the ball as bad as I could hit it,” he said. $1.5 million for work already done has been reclaimed his job. Manchester has ever had,” he state and national educational Zatursky said Bailey hired him said. There may come a day when " I don’t know” is Open golf tournament in Cromwell on Azinger, winner of the $600,000 Bay Hill Classic in mentioned by officials, but no decision has been “ He’s the Democratic Party’s marathon man,” associations and the American and Zatursky was there when Bailey was born July 13,1899, in the proper response when you ask who are the mid-March, said he had to make some changes in made on whether the town would be able to continue Clinton said, a reference Dukakis uses about Legion Post 102. Bailey retired. Sunapee, New Hampshire. He umpires today. his stance after playing in windy conditions during work in the wetlands. The town applied for a himself. He once ran the Boston Marathon. Bailey is survived by a niece, “ I was sorry to see him go,” Why is it getting increasingly more difficult to the British Open. wetlands permit after learning of the violation. was the husband of the late Blanche C. Bailey, of Exeter, In a cause weighted with symbolism, Jackson was Zatursky said, get people to umpire games? Nordman and an official from the E PA said Elizabeth (Tynan) Bailey who N.H. A memorial service will be ‘Candy Man’ is leaving He said he had to hit a lot more range balls than he put in nomination by union chief William George Potterton, who was a died in 1975. Bailey graduated '"There are two reasons. Number one. it’s is accustomed to hitting before he started striking Wednesday that the two agencies had agreed during Winpisinger, who described him as one “ who has held at a time and place to be student when Bailey was princi­ from the University of New difficult getting people who have fulltime jobs out the ball to his satisfaction. a meeting Wednesday on how to handle the dispute. ignited the passionate fires of justice in our souls.” announced. Watkins Funeral pal, also holds Bailey in high Hampshire in 1922 with a bache­ Home, 142 E. Center St,, has for afternoon games. And number two, it’s a no-win ” I moved the ball back in my stance about six or Lack of coordination between the two agencies was ’’Not since Hubert H. Humphrey has a presiden­ esteem. cited by several different officials as one reason that lor of science degree, majoring in charge of arrangements. situaton. You’d think there would be respect for seven inches with my driver — and that’s a long way tial candidate elevated the aspirations of workers “ There’s nothing that I can say but impact will remain economics with a minor in to be moving the ball. Three inches is a lot,” he said no progress was made on settling the dispute when and championed their quest for worker rights to Memorial donations may be someone who calls the games equally both ways about Mr. Bailey that isn’t history. made to the Edson M. Bailey and but that’s not case,” one recently retired umpire, ’ ’But I think I turned it around. I think I found out head of the Corps’ New England division, Col. such heights in the mainstream political dialogue,” praise,” he said. Bv Len Auster out. The roots are down and I feel the torrential rains this morning He received a master of arts ' Elizabeth T. Bailey Scholarship who asked foranonyimity, said. ’ ’Some coaches what I was doing wrong,” he said. “ I just got a little Thomas A. Rhen met last week with Barbara B. said Winpisinger, head of the International Manchester Herald (the tournament) has a lot of good they were coming. We only have Potterton said after he gradu­ degree in 1933 from the Univer­ Fund at the Manchester Scholar­ fouled up. I was pretty lucky to be able to correct it Kennelly and town officials. Association of Machinists. just make it no fun. You make good money ($45 for years ahead of it.” said Frank two pro events in Connecticut, ated from the high school and was sity of Vermont and continued ship Foundation. in one day.” varsity games) but you also want to enjoy the game CROMWELL - The impact Wilson. 1976 honorary chairman remember, the Whalers and the and the kids.” he added. Azinger and Joey Sindelar, who won the Honda Sammy Davis Jr. has had on the of the GHO when he was the GHO.” Classic and tied for second in the Colonial, are the Cheney Tech had a game rescheduled this past only professional golf tourna­ president of the Ney Company in GHO NOTES - The PGA Tour, only Greater Hartford Open participants among the Spring, when a number of games were rescheduled, Complaints 31 STORES THROUGHOUT CONNECTICUT AND MASSACHUSEm ment in the state that began as the Bloomfield. Wilson is a Manches­ represented by its vice president. PG A’s top 10 money winners. The tournament was and no umpires could be found to service it. Aaron Insurance City Open Is immeasu­ ter native and a 1940 of Manche.s Steve Rankin, made a presenta­ set to start today, but heavy rain was forecast for From page 1 Silvia, a teacher at the school who umpires after rable. What is known is that the ter High School. "When Hope tion to Davis prior tohis teeing off much of the northeast. LOW, lo w PRICES! hours, was leaving for another game. He was 63-year-old entertainer is ending retired, they didn’t replace him. I at the first holeforhisassociation Other pre-toumament favorites were Steve Pate, ..su|d check oat these PRBB services! shanghaied by Tech Coach Bilj Baccaro into his 15-year committment to the don’t think they need (another) with the tournament. Rankin which involves the milling of corn manure. who won the Tournament of Champions and Andy staying. Coventry High Coach Bob Plaster called tournament, now known as the celebrity. (Davis) did a lot and read a proclamation from PGA Williams. Peter Jacobsen, who has been runner-up and other grains for use by dairy Krysiak said the odors are FREE MOUNTING! six umpiring boards in order to get umpires for a Canon Sammy Davis Jr. Greater this day is big because of him.” Commissioner Deane Beman. twice this year, and Bernhard Langer, a former farmers in New England. especially bad when there is a [? FREE STATIC BALANCING! makeup game. Hartford Open, after this year’s said Wilson, who has seen every Business commitments is one Master champion who has been troubled by a bad Krysiak, who has lived at his north or northeastern wind. He 5CIAL1 None could be found. The game had to be called 37th edition. one of the 37 GHOs. of the reasons why Davis is back. Green Road home for 26 years, said that about seven streets in U f FREE ROTATION! fu:'..... off. Davis in his tenure with the “ For a lot of people (the GHO) ending his association after 15 Sammy Davis Jr., bowing out of his association said that the odors are what the area are affected. FREE FRONT-END tournament, which began at O' FREE T.s?CIlANGEOVER! Why isn’t anyone going into umpiring? "W hy is part of their vacation. Our kids years. He detailed for the media with the tournament after 15 years because of age bother him. but other residents in Officials from the DEP have ALIGNMENT W ethersfield and since has plan their vacation around it.” his upcoming agenda that in­ and business committments, said goodbye on the area complain about the dust been out to the area, but not when FREE FLAT REPAIR! WITH THE PURCHASE Of would you?” was the response from the umpire FOUR NEW TIRES moved on to the Tournament said Joan Wilson. Frank’s wife. cludes a tour with Frank Sinatra Wednesday by playing his final round in the as well as noise. Every lire told by Town Fair it backed by our tamout who just got out. ’’There’s no respect. You’re the wind has been blowing. Players Club of Connecticut in The celebrity pro-am is a great and Liza Minnelli that begins in “IRON-CLAD NO HA$SLE " Guarantee! WITH always the bad guy. the blind guy who is doing it for tournament’s celebrity pro-am. Because of the odors, he said, Krysiak said. He said has spoken Cromwell, has taken the celebrity day for business contacts, too. September and picks up again PLUS! E ve ry lire told at TOW N FAIR TIRE It guaranteed for d e le c it P U R C H A S E ” If’s an ambition every performer has . . . to leave “ You can’t sit out in your yard, to John Salcius. the town’s n workmanship or materialt tor at long at you own the lire — regardless of yean in service or O F 2 N EW the money. You don’t go into it for the money. You pro-am event another step. He’s niieage received If a defect in workmanship or materials develop, return it to TOW N FAIR We Mike Freiheit, an East Catholic from January to May that’ll take with the applause still ringing in your ears,” the you can’t work in your yard.” He TIRES have the travel time to and from the game and the sanitarian, but Salcius told him vill repair it at no charge or replace it YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED' help bring to Connecticut the likes High graduate formerly of East them to Europe and Asia. Two 63-year-old entertainer said before teeing off under said the odor is something like the game itself can last two to three hours. the cooperative was not breaking 1 0 We have selected tires GUARANTEED against of Milton Berle, Jerry Lewis, the Hartford and now living in films will also keep him busy. rainy skies at the par-71, 6,786-yard Tournament combination of cow and horse any laws. . ▼ glass, sharp metal, deep holes and alt road haz- NO “ There’s no respect and a lot of aggrevation. late Jackie Gleason and Bob Hope “ I ’m filled with mixed emo­ ards. and it’s FREEl PURCHASE Newington, said that is one thing Players Club of Connecticut course. There aren’t too many who’ll make the sacrifice — who was one of the celebrities NECESSARY i|■ 9W ’i CARS that makes it so attractive. "This tions. I ’m happy to be here, but Since 1973, when Davis became the first and only COMPARt us TO All OTHtR HRS DSAURSl (today).” in Wednesday’s pro-am along said it’s my last one,” Davis said lOOSYiAR • riSEIIONI • SUNIOS • GINISAl > is a good place to bring business black celebrity to sponsor a professional golf Meadows staff protest (N • ARMITRONC « UNIROYAl • YOKONASA There was a time when two umpires were with Greg Morris antf'the Hart­ clients. This is very busine.ss in the crowded interview area. tournament, the Greater Hartford Open has grown ird fameut brond tires assured for high school and junior high games. The ford Whalers’ Kevin Dineen. oriented,” the 26-year-old Frei­ Defending champion Paul from a $200,000 event being overshadowed by bigger majority of junior high and junior varsity games The "Candy Man” will be heit, an investment banker with Azinger fired a 6-under-par 65 to events to one of the richest with a $700,000 purse with RUMl Douiuinin t*t OusMy itonenw * this past year were lucky to have one and two wa.s a absent, but what he’s started will Connecticut National Bank in take low pro honors and the top ‘understaffing’ today RETREADS WHITEWALL Hmdwm, near-record attendance. 1SS/S0R13 .. >M UMUI luxury. Having two umps for a varsity game is always remain, according to Hartford, said. prize of $750. Azinger’s parent, 14 *n iss/ioRta iis/saao 17S/W)Rt3 I IS9/aOR1$ some of the thousands who Will he keep on coming out after Ralph and Jean Stratton Azinger, Bv Nancy Concelman 14 *44 [ tos/aoati : necessity, yet there times that didn’t happen morning. 1SS/S0R13 . f istfriau AAanchester Herald 1SS/75R14 . .'lM/7iai4 either. ignored the dark, rainy skies to be Davis’ association ends, ” Of are originally from Manchester. A similar protest in January 205/7SRI4 . 30S/79814 21S/7SAt4 . ;’’ 3fS/7S8t4 on hand for Davis’ swan song. course. It’s a once a year He was bom in Holyoke. Mass., 1987 attracted about 25 nurses 20S/7SR1S . , 30S/79819 Probationary umpires, unlike in basketball 3tS/7$RIS ' 319/79819 ” (Davis) brought a lot of people opportunity to see the pro and now lives in Bradenton, Fla. Representatives of nearly 200 aides, cleaning crew workers and 339/79819 ; where there may be a four or five year wait to do 3)9/79819 out here personally but I don’t golfers,” he answered. Former Whaler Paul Lawless, workers at the Meadows Conva­ union organizers who said - varsity games where money can be made, can think it’ll change.” said Don Ed Buckie of Rocky Hill, who now a Vancover Canuck, caddied lescent Home at 333 Bid well St. workers were “ burned out.” ' move up quickly in baseball. But the situation is Pascale, sports editor of the played five years in the pro-am for amateur Lou Bossie. Lawless planned today to protest what a The same complaint was made that umpires are not respected — not in public OBSBQOD Naugatuck News who is covering and has been going to the still lives in Connecticut, residing union official called “ severe today by Caroline Hoffman, a TIEMRO . anyway — and no one is going to ask for a his 17th and final GHO in ’88. tournament for 20 years, is in West Hartford. . . Lawrence understaffing” . Meadows employee for nearly ALL-SEASON ' headache. RADIAL W.W. “ People will absolutely come out. another in agreement the crowds Taylor of the New York Giants William Meyerson, spokesman four years and a chapter officer tSS /S0R 13...... *94 - “ Who’s on first?” . I feel the tournament will always was the lone no-show among the for the New England Health Care for District 1199. 19S/S0R13...... *44 will keep coming out. “ The 1 IS /79R 14...... *47 Better yet. who’s going to umpire in the future?. be known as the Canon Sammy crowds will continue to come. It’s celebrities. Taylor was replaced Employees union District 1199 Hoffman said today staffing 195/7SR14...... «4 a 20S/75R14 .... Davis Jr. GHO.” he said. an event. I was talking to people in the field by the Whalers’ Joel said today the protest has nothing has been an “ ongoing” problem 205/79R15 .... □ □ □ 21S/75R1S .... "I feel people will still come from Bridgeport and even with Quenneville. to do with any contract negotia­ at the home and is complicated 22S77SR1S .... 235/76Rt5 .... Manchester native Pam Cunningham has a tions, but employees are upset further by vacation time. Mea­ BRAND NAMES FOR LESS! dream one day of breaking onto the LPG A Tour over a breakdown in talks on the dows administrators have not Tirestonc 721’ STEEL SPECIAL savings and is finding matters difficult, if not rewarding, on understaffing issue. hired enough temporary em­ ARRIVA STEEL The Hartford-based District ployees now to cover during BELTED RADIALS BELTED W.W. the Futures Tour. The 24-year-oId Cunningham got Rice, Morgan In shoving match issiono 'ti iisrsRM •$• }iS7sni$ >73 IMkfSCteTIRESi 1199 of the union represents 16,000 los'ioftta a thrill of a lifetime on July 8 when she qualified for vacations and the result is K S IW D 'S9 1»S73ni4 *44 72$ 7SAIS '7S 10$40Nt3 m ie5;7*nt4 ATTtNTION! CAMA ' • n M 9 I U • TIIAN9 | / health care workers in New overtim e and additional work for 17SI08I} ‘ S? 7M7SRM 4 9 2)S 7Sftt3 >79 t09;7SRU AM W9d Other "MU9CU CAR" Ownere ^ the LPG A U.S. Open that opens today in Baltimore. Bv Dove O'Hara 10 innings. IlSIO fll] >99 209 7SRIS 4 9 tis /7 9 in s inn. • raOWlIH • TOTO • 9MN0 MU m4 Ms e before Ellis (Burks) even went to England, he said. ■many, he said. 306'79rt1S Md. The Associated Press 319r79niS “ There was a little shoving, but the plate and walked.” The Meadows protest was “ You have got half the force :rGoodrtch STEEL BELT YORORMU U.H0NniI/l| Cunningham signed up for 23 events on the I don’t want to say too much." MCOATRAC 8MMeWMt 9iedtot$4WMiLttw[ Barrett called Rice’s reaction scheduled for 3; 15 p.m. outside picking up the other half’s work,” RADIAL WHITEWALLS ISSjSOItU LMiera Futures Tour. She’s competed in 20 already and BOSTON — Joe Morgan, the said Morgan, 7-0 since replacing 1$9 40an <94 199 79811 4 4 779 79aiS >77 179 B0II13 319/SOHRI3. • Ill Yt4/ronis typical “ from a guy that’s been the facility, Meyerson said. He Hoffman said. “ You just can’t l»9S0at) >U 7IH79III4 «S4 219 rSftlS 43 tilfS O m i 349/50HR14. • i9 R made the cut in half. She’s only cashed once but, new manager of the Boston Red fired John McNamara as man­ I79$0ai) >14 209 79819 *71 tSS«79A14 IMTlOHRn. •117 around a long time.” He said said he didn’t know what adminis­ bum out the workers like that. 491081) >97 219 79819 40 119/79814 3tS/90HR14. *110 ii4/r6n«A according to her mother, Pat, has no regrets. “ It’s Sox, and veteran Jim Rice were ager one week ago. “ I happen to 33ft/MHRt4. *110 there’s an unwritten rule that trators’ position is on the issue “ The patients just aren’t being ' 24S/MHRt4. • l i e the best thing she’s ever done,” Pat Cunningham involved in a shoving match be running this ballclub and RADIALS (comowaR) au-sEMON 339/90HRI4. • IIO “ you don't pinch-hit for a guy and Meadows officials could not taken care of properly,” he 23S/40»M18. • le e said. ’ ’Her game has improved so much. It’s just a during Wednesday night’s game that’s the way It’s going to be. 15S/80R13.. *M 20S/7SR14 . *69 SHEL lELTED a4S/40HRl9 * 1 ie that’sgot 15or 16years ... whichl be reached for comment this added. “ How can they be?” 165/B0R13. .*S7 205/75R15. *99 matter of getting used to playing at this level.” against the Minnesota Twins That’s all I have to say right don’t necessarily agree with. 175/eOR13. .'S a 215/7SR1S. .*7S UDUIWHITEWAUS when Rice was lifted for a now.” 10S/8OR13 .*99 225/7Sfl1S. .*79 ') 47•er >M/rwi«>M/rwi4 ! 2 * 1 The cost of being on the Futures Tour is roughly “ I ’m sure if Jimmy would’ve 18S/7SR14 .*94 235/75R1S *79 4S ttvrwit pinch-hitter in the eighth inning. 19S/78R14 . >99 'Tt mteriii $12,000 to $15,000 a year. Cunningham currently has “ The man pinch-hit for me, we known beforehand it would have Rice, struggling with just foui; 10 sponsors. A couple have already indicated their won the game, and that’s it.” said been all right. But he was walking CBnflnpnfal* 4U-SUS0N's homers and 40 RBI this season, Rice. willingness to help for next year but more sponsors up to the plate and people don’t 15S/80R13. .*92 20S/75R14. *94 became upset when he was “ It was just a little misunder­ 16S/80R13 . .*99 205/75R1S.. *9 9 are always welcomed. Players stay at individual like to be called back. He was 175/80R13, »71 2t5/75Rt5. »90 replaced by Spike Owen with a standing,” second baseman 185/80R13 .*74 225/75R15. *92 homes to cut down on expenses. upset and I ’m sure he just wanted 195/7SR14. .»7 9 runner on first and none out in the Marty Barrett said. "Jim m y to let off some steam. There were AP photo Cunningham is playing a three-quarters schedule eighth with Boston nursing a 5-4 B H n n i n ^ thought he was going to do the a lot of words, but I think it’s all this year. The Futures Tour runs from January lead. O U T OF TH E SAND — Bob Hope blasts SUPREME RADIAIS hitting and running and he straightened out now.” from a sand trap beside the fourth green All-Season Whitewalls FREE NATIONWIDE : through August. The East Catholic High graduate “ We had a difference of opinion thought Joe changed his mind 1SS/80R13...... *3e •0 Mo9. Ouar. plans a month-long vacation at home before I believe on how the inning should during Wednesday’s celebrity pro-am at 17S/S0R13...... *S4 5 n m D » WA9 while he was on deck, but that In batting for Rice, Owen 18S/7SR14...... * «a Most Cert 1IS/90R13...... A 7 la 1 2 ...... returning to Florida to work on her golf game. be run,” Morgan said after the 19S/75R14...... *S4 199/7M14...... H 4 wsn’t the case. the GHO. Hope finished nine holes E 7 la 1 4 ...... sacrificed Burks to second, but 20S/7SR1S...... »49»»i tH/78R14...... *99 P 78a14...... There, she’ll continue chasing her dream. Red Sox rallied for a 9-7 victory in 21S/7SR1S...... »7S D O M E S T IC S 209/75Rt4...... 47$ “It was all predetermined the Red Sox failed to score. before calling It a day. Q 7 II1 4 ...... end IMPORTS 209/7SR15...... *79 0 7 li1 8 ...... Comp to 7S.9S 2IS/7SR16...... *79 H 7 Ik1 S ...... IN S T A L L E D 22S/7SR1S...... *99 L 7 8 H 9 ...... FREE 23S/76R1S...... * e e SPORTS C A R rr^!;^ Morgan no longer ‘interim’ boss of the Red Sox QUALITY TIRC9 FOR 9MALL CAR9 — COM PACTS ___U N U S U A L « i m a • BRiOCf STONE • V080H4IU. MICKEUNMICKCUN.. OISLAVEOOtSLAVEO .FiRELU.FI8ELL1 • CONTIMENCONTINENTALtV .• M1AP*KUPCRITb!t •.fWVIVCAB G ^ Y E M Artf Bv Dave O'Hara for the remainder of the 1988 know what I mean.” Morgan insisted that the word Most of the Red Sox welcomed us, and that’s what we need right iV® 199NI)Y O K O H A M A • ------The Associated Press IS9HI) • season. In Morgan’s brief tenure as "interim ” never has been in his the news of Morgan’s promotion. now. I think it’s a good move.” A coach with the Red Sox for 3>/i interim- manager, the Red Sox vocabulary, but he was pleased to " I think everybody is excited "We have a lot of respect for "The little BOSTON — For 18 years, Joe years. Morgan was promoted to came back from a 4-8 road swing finally became a major league about it.” slugger Mike Green- Joe,” Barrett said. “ We won’t O O O D V E A R Morgan managed in the minor interim manager when John manager. well said. “ I know the players are shop with C O R 9 A Q T and the All-Star break with seven take advantage of him for not m s o R t) • lat/roHMM* leagues, dreaming of a promotion McNamara was fired last Thurs­ and I think the fans will be, too. ia0/4MMM0 consecutive victories. The surge "Y ou know, I managed Triple- cracking the whip. But he will, he big fashion lM;4»MnMa Now we just have to go out and 5®fF5SMfiE“ to the majors. day. Then, Morgan was rewarded carried them from nine games A baseball for 12 years and I will. Joe can be a disciplinarian. ideas.” It was a pipedream. No clubs for reversing the team’s fortunes behind to within five games of never once got a call from any play baseball and see if we can He’ll sit your butt down quicker called. About the only fan mail he around in Just a few days. Detroit and four of the New York (m ajor league) club,” he said. get back In the race.” than anybody.” received was misdirected, in­ ” We have dropped the qualifi­ Yankees in the American League “ This was kind of shocking to me "We never thought of him as Gorman said the appointment V tended for second baseman Joe cation interim from Joe Morgan’s East. because I knew I could manage the interim manager,” catcher was only for the remainder of the Morgan of the Cincinnati Reds. position as manager of the Red Then Boston made MoYgan a and I knew I did a good job in the Rick Cerone said. "When he season, explaining the situation eCITOW N FAIR TIRE CENTERS Now, approaching 58 and in his Sox,” General Manager Lou winner in his debut as permanent minor leagues. came in, we said, ‘Okay, he’s the will be reviewed at the end of the \ 87th year of pro baseball, Morgan Gorman told a news conference. manager — at least until the end " I thought somewhere along manager now. Let’s do a good campaign. MANCHESTER has achieved a goal he gave up on “ We have taken the monkey off of the season — by beating the line that if I wasn’t needed in job.’” Pleaie nole: EAST HARTFORD VERNON “ It’s for the rest of this year, )320Mlddl«Tpk4. Wm I 467 E. Main Straat 295 Hartford Tpka. a half-dozen years ago. his back.” Minnesota 9-7 Wednesday night, Fenway Park (Boston) some "Joe relates to his players real but maybe for the next 10 years, I QoMd Monday for (MTOW Irom Kintucty FriM Chtekv,) (Located in tha Warehouaa Fooda Pla3a) (Locm o In lh« K-M M SMwpIns Ctr ( A native of nearby Walpole and No terms were announced, but going 7-0 after the All-Star break other club would give me a shot. well, old and young,” rookie hope,” Gorman added. June, July and Auguit 6 4 3 - 4 9 5 8 646-8227______569-8710 872-2060 a former Boston College star, Morgan quppied that “ this might for the first time since the But it never happened. I don’t shortstop Jody Reed said. “ He’s “ Interim or no interim, It raally Morgan was named Wednesday make some extra things come midsummer classic began in know why, but it doesn’t matter the type of ^ y who’s going to didn’t matter to me,” Morgan as manager of the Boston Red Sox through for the Morgans, if you 1933. ' now.” keep us going. He Instills faith In said. I -11----MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 21, 1988 Masse red hot MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 21, 1988 — 15 SPORTS Linemen in the pits on Olympic trip IN BRIEF Bv Alex Dominguez Millington. Tenn. Following a at bargaining tabie The Associated Press game Sunday against the Colo­ Bv Barrv Wllner rado Springs Sky Sox of the Clpss FIST The Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. — Members AAA Pacific Coast League in Morlarty*s In action NFL Cam ps of the U.S. Olympic basebail Colorado Springs. Colo., the team ~ Moriarty Brothers, Before Paul Gruber and Dave team say they have learned many has a 10-day break before begin­ 18-3 and idle since last week because of Cadigan begin preventing sacks things — including a crash course ning the second leg, leading up to for their NFL teams, they’re on road trips - during the first mclement weather, is scheduled to resume player on Tampa Bay’s 106-man the games. Greater Hartford Twilight League play trying not to get sacked at the roster. naif of a 27-stop, four-month tour Among other things the players bargaining table. leading up the Summer Games in tonight at 7:30 against Mallove’s Jewelers Cadigan. from Southern Cali­ have learned are the intricacies at Palmer Field. At least that’s how their agents fornia, and the Jets are about Seoul. of the Japanese strike zone. look at it as the first two offensive "From what I’ve heard, the $25,000 apart, hardly an insur­ “It’s up. It’s down, it’s all over linemen selected in last spring’s mountable difference. Steinberg minor leagues will be a respite the place," said second baseman draft remain holdouts. from this,” said Jim Abbott, the West SIders reunion set said he is .seeking more money up Ty Griffin, tabbed in the first Gruber was the fourth pick front from the Jets, who prefer to one-handed University of Michi­ round by the Baltimore Orioles The 29th annual West Siders Oldtimers overall when taken by the Tampa gan pitcher who gained national distribute payments over a out of Georgia Tech. Reunion will be held Oct. 8 at the Bay Buccaneers. The New York longer term. recognition when he was selected "I think the strike zone was a Britlsh-American Club, This year the West Jets grabbed Cadigan in the “We have made some pro­ in the first round by the California eighth slot. Angels. little too much for us (in Japan), ” Siders will honor Ed Kose and Walter ' gress.” Steinberg admitted. said Griffin, a junior. “We took a Ford. ' While Cadigan’s signing seems “We’re not that far apart.” "We haven’t slept too much at lot of pitches that were called close — the Jets and agent Leigh all. We’ve been getting about four Tickets ($12) can be obtained from the ■ Another of Steinberg’s clients strikes.” following committee members: Hank Steinberg have agreed on nearly who was drafted on the first round or five hours of sleep,” said The players said all Asian everything in a four-year con­ Abbott, looking forward to an McCann, Gyp Gustafson. Ed Werner, reached an interim contract catchers, however, have one Frank Ruff, Johnny Greene, Pop Seelert, tract except the breakdown of agreement Wednesday with the upcoming 10-day break. "It’s annoying habit in common — a payments — the Bucs might not been mostly five a.m. flights and Ernie Dowd, Austen Brimley, Earl Bissell Rams. Running back Gaston grating shriek after each pitch. and Billy Pagani. see Gruber for a while. Green of UCLA, the 14th player then a four-or five-hour bus trip.” "They all do it and it’s annoy­ "If the Bucs don’t want to sign taken in the draft, ended his Wednesday night, the caravan ing.” said outfielder Billy Masse, him, I believe I can find someone holdout a day before veterans stopped at Jackson’s Smith-Wills who went 9-for-ll over his last Locals on select teams real quick who will,” agent Ralph were required to report. Stadium for its third game in as four games entering Wednes­ Cindrich said Wednesday. "We GLASTONBURY — Two players from “We were very clo.se to reach­ many nights and cities against day’s game. Masse is a 1984 can get (the Bucs) a No. 1 pick, if ing an agreement on a four-year South Korea’s national team. graduate of East Catholic High Manchester have been selected to play that’s what they want.” deal.” Steinberg said. “But I The 7-1 victory improved the School in Manchester, Conn., and with Oakwood-Select teams that will tour Rpglndd Plnto/MinchMtpr Hprald Gruber, from Wiscon.sin. is the didn’t think we should let Gaston Americans’ record to 16-3. The recently completed his senior Europe on August 1-14. Mo Moriarty has highest selection yet to sign. sit while we finished negotiations- team’s three losses came when it year at Wake Forest University. been picked to play on the Oakwood Select COk^ING HOME — Rockville’s Scott Smith heads for the plate in the third Cindrich claims the Bucs are Now that Gaston’s in and the lost a five-game series to a He had a stellar campaign, Under 18 team while Mike Millazo has been inning as Manchester pitcher Pat Maguire covers.during their Zone Eight offering the same contract that pressure’s off. I would think we collection of Japanese all-stars in named first team All-America. chosen to play on the Under 16 squad game Wednesday night at Moriarty Field. Smith scored on the play. Terry McDaniel, a defensive could get it finished within two Japan, June 25-July 3. “And the umpires buy it some­ Rtgintid PInto/MtnchMtar Harald The teams will compete in the Holland back who was the ninth pick in the weeks.” "We're still actually in the opening round, accepted from the times. One time, the pitch was OUT AT SECOND — Rockville’s Jason Donahue (17) is Cup in addition to playing youth teams of “It was a dream come true to be beginning of it. It’s been interest­ way up here and the catcher goes Wednesday night at Moriarty Field. Post 102 shortstop professional clubs in Germany and Raiders. drafted by the Rams and be able ing.” said assistant coach Ron ’ayeee-yah,’ and the umpire looks tagged out at second base by Manchester second Rob Stanford keeps an eye on the play. Manchester won France. Pro wrestler killed Bet Twice places third But Tampa Bay negotiator Phil to play in my hometown,” Green Polk, the head coach at Missis­ at him and goes ‘striiiike.’” the baseman Keith Hobby during second-inning play the Zone Eight affair, 9-4. The teams depart for Amsterdam on Krueger said Cindrich is asking said. “I’m happy to be in here. I sippi State University. “We’ve 21-year-old Masse added. August 1 and return to the U.S. on August SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Professional ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Belmont for more than Aundray Bruce, the was getting antsy” never stayed anywhere longer Before the series with the 14. wrestler Jose Huertas Gonzalez, known as Stakes winner Bet Twice started strong but No. I choice overali. will get from Also signing were both first- than one night, so you never Korean team, the U.S. team Invader I, has been charged with stabbing. could not hold on as Equalize won the 36th the Atlanta Falcons. Bruce round picks of the Chicago Bears, unpack your suitcase. But the played seven games in nine days Frank Donald Goodish, also known as running of the $200,000 United Nations signed for $4.1 million over five fullback Brad Muster of Stanford kids have handled it welt.” against a team from Taiwan. Manchester Legion is back in form McDevItt steps down Bruiser Brodie, to death, police said. Handicap at Atlantic City Race Course. years. and receiver Wendell Davis of The team has today off before Huertas Gonzalez, a native of Puerto "Here’s the bottom line: Do Most players said they enjoyed The Manchester Legion base­ STORRS — Pete McDevitt, aquatics Equalize equaled the track record, LSU. finishing the series against the playing against the Taiwanese “We went back to our game,” Maguire. He went to third on a Rico, was charged with first degree they want the player? And if so, Among the veterans who Korean team Friday and Satur­ ball team reverted toils 1988 form said Manchester Coach Dave “We played well mentally,” ! director and head men’s and women’s covering the 13-l6-mile course in 1:52 3-5 do they want to pay him what he’s and the Japanese, but the host with a 9-4 victory over Rockville single by Dave Price. Morency said. "The kids were up . murder and weapons law violatiofis early and defeating Wunderkind by 1 V4-lengths reached contract agreements day at its training complex in Koreans are another storv. Morency. “We grabbed the lead Rob Stanford, who was 4-for-4, swim coach at the University of Tuesday. He was jailed at the state worth?” Cindrich said, "If they Wednesday were Denver safety in Zone Eight action Wednesday for this one and all the signals : Connecticut, has resigned his positions Bet Twice was third, 2‘/4 lengths off the early and kept on running. Wedid singled home Hobby with Dorn were seen.” ; penitentiary in the Rio Piedras sector of have him rated above Aundray Dennis Smith. Houston placek- night at Moriarty Field. a lot of hit and running early on.” effective Sept. 15. McDevitt will officially pace in the race for horses three years and Bruce like they said they did. pay The victory leaves the Post 102 Laurinitis singling home the San Juan when he was unable to post bail, up. icker Tony Zendejas. Pittsburgh Manchester stole seven bases. inning’s second marker. An out­ Maguire worked the first six ; retire from the university on Dec. 31. He set at $120,000. the guy. If Tampa Bay doesn’t defensive end Keith Gary, Pho­ contingent 14-2 in Zone action and has directed the men’s team for 21 years Equalize returned $7.80, $4 and $2.80. want to get .serious with him. Red Sox continue 19-9 overall. Rockville, which field error allowed the third run to innings. He struck out seven and • Goodish. 42, a native of San Antonio, enix fullback Ron Wolfley, and Post 102 scored two runs in the come home for a 5-0 lead. walked four. Only two of the runs and the women’s swim program for 14 Wunderkind paid $6 and $4.20 and Bet other clubs do.” San Francisco safety Carlton upset East Hartford on Monday, first inning and never looked years. Texas, died on an operating table early Twice was worth $2.60. Gruber is the only unsigned were earned. DiYeso in his relief Sunday after being stabbed twice in the Williamson. dips to 9-7 in Zone Eight play, back. Keith DiYeso drove in the stint struck out one. \ The Connecticut Division of Athletics has The 3-7 exacta paid $37. Manchester has an exhibition Manchester plated its three abdomen during an argument in his on the victory traii first run with a sacrifice fly and final runs in the fourth on a Price and Laurinitis were each • launched a full open search for a game scheduled tonight at 6 at Joe Leonrd drove in the next with 2-for-3 for Post 102. ; dressing room with Huertas Gonzalez Bv Dave O’Hara Moriarty Field before resuming Stanford double, walk, double replacement for McDevitt. moments before a match. British argue ‘ I’d have to say that was the a single to left. Manchester added steal, two-run error and a pair of Fireman after stadium The Associated Press Zone action Friday at 5:45 p.m. Rockville 002 no 0-4-S-2 be.st out of the seven, wouldn’t three runs in the second. Keith wild pitches by losing hurler Scott you?” Morgan quipped a few against Ellington at Brookside Hobby singled and was sacrificed Wpneheifer 230 310 x—4-10-2 • SMITHFIELD, R.I. — Paul Fireman, i BOSTON — In 1967, the Boston Park in Ellington O’Brien after DiYeso walked and O"** S=ott Smith, Mo- ; Openings are available Greg Louganis struggles hours after being given a contract to eofond by winning pitcher Pal swiped second. oulre, DiYeso (7) and Penders. I who is seeking to buy the New England no match for Tyson Red Sox won the American for the remainder of the season. WP- Mooulre, LP- O'Brien. There are still a few openings at the Patriots, was granted conditional •’ League pennant, an "Impo.ssible IRVINE, Calif. — Two- time Olympic Bv Robert Ml 11 ward knockouts, Tyson took care of the ’Tve never hit a bigger home basketball clinic being offered by tbe gold medalist Greg Louganis, heavily permission Wednesday to purchase Dream” at lOO-l odds. run in my life,” said Benzinger. Manchester High School staff of head Sullivan Stadium inFoxboro, Mass., home The Associated Press previously unbeaten Spinks in Now they’re trying to ride a who followed the RBI double with favored to dominate the U.S. Diving of the NFL team. only 91 seconds last month. coach Frank Kinel and assistant Walt Outdoor Championships, struggled to a WEMBLEY, England — While It is a record that speaks "Morgan Miracle” in a bid to his line shot into the right-field Lewis’ pupil learned lessons too well Adamy to be held July 25-29 at the high Fireman, meeting with creditors of the rally from nine games back and stands for his fifth homer. .. . . fifth-place finish in a 10-dive preliminary American lawyers try toclear the volumes for Tyson’s punching overtake the Detroit Tigers and By Honk Lowenrkon school from 9 a.m. to noon. Fee is $45. For bankrupt stadium and a court-appointed way for a September match power and provides ammunition “I’m sure (Minnesota reliever) ever. further information, call the high school at program on the 10-meter platform. trustee, must now meet a one-week New York Yankees in the AL East Keith (Atherton) didn’t want that The Associated Press Mike Wantuck, the 1987 NCAA between heavyweight champion for the anti-boxing lobby’s con­ race. It was the first time two 647-3521 or Kinel at 647-0174 for further springboard champion from Ohio State, deadline imposed by trustee Stanley Miller Mike Tyson and Britain’s Frank tention that the Tyson-Bruno pitch to go where he threw it.” runners had broken 44 seconds I information or application. to complete his purchase of the team in “I’m sure when the Tigers and Benzinger said. “The pilch was INDIANAPOLIS - The pupil won the preliminary with 587.67 points Bruno, opinion on this side of the fight, tentatively scheduled for Yankees wake up in the morning right there. All I had to do was beat the teacher, and instead of a since the 1968 Games, when Larry ; when 1984 Olympic silver medalist Bruce order to take possession of the stadium. Atlantic was divided over Wembley Stadium on Sept. 3. and see how we won they’re going James finished behind Evans in ! Miller, in a telephone interview, said whether the fight should take shouldn’t take place. stick my bat out and hope it trip to the principal’s office he 43.97. 1 Kimball, the leader through nine rounds, to say, ‘God. they’re rolling now. stayed fair.” gets a trip to the Seoul Olympics Nationals on the road scored only in the 6’s on his final dive. Fireman made a "nice improvement” in place at all. Dr. Jeffrey Cundy, a spokes­ Watch out’.” Marty Barrett said UCLA freshman Steve Lewis,; his original $26 million offer, including $20 The issue in the American man on boxing for the British Benzinger got into the game in as a reward. The Manchester National Little League Megan Neyer, the 1982 world Wednesday night after the Red the seventh inning as a replace­ who set the world junior record o f' million in cash, to buy the 61,000-seat courts is Tyson’s finances. The Medical Association, was quoted The pupil was Joe DeLoach, All-Stars, 3-1 in the double elimination springboard champion and a 14-tlme facility. He said Fireman’s new.offer issue in Britain is Bruno’s safety. in British press reports as say­ Sox’ 9-7 victory over the Minne­ ment for newly signed Larry who will be a senior at the 44.11 in the semifinals, was third • national champion, won the women’s sota Twins. Parrish, who hit a two-run homer in the final at 44.37. Antonio ^ District Eight Tournament, resume play in involved more up-front cash, but would not As the No. 1-ranked contender ing: “Tyson is quick, ferocious A few hours after interim University of Houston. He won the loser’s bracket tonight at 6 with a road competition with 511.47 points. Defending say how much. in both the World Boxing Council and accurate. Bruno should not and singled and scored a run as Wednesday’s 200-meter final at McKay, the 1984 Olympic bronze • U.S. platform champion Wendy Williams manager Joe Morgan was re­ medalist, wound up fifth in 44.79, I game against Ellington. The latter, also Fireman, chief executive officer of and World Boxing Association step into the ring with him. The Boston took a 5-0 lead. the U.S. Olympic Track and Field was second with 486.15. ratings, Bruno has been waiting fight should not be allowed to take warded with a new contract for Benzinger said that under John behind Kevin Robinzine’s 44.61. 3-1, was knocked out of the winner’s Reebok Inc., must now convince the winning his first six games, the Trials in 19.96 seconds. Carl bracket by Rockville on Wednesday. Sullivan family to complete the sale of the for his chance since the WBC put place. McNamara, fired as manager Lewis, the defending Trials and “I came up a little short in : him at the top of the pile last “Bruno is vulnerable to being Red Sox extended their streak in last Thursday, he might not have Rome (at the world champion-; team, reportedly for $82 million. An an almost unbelievable fashion. Olympic medalist who trains with Tour race overshadowed October. hit hard and has already had two got into the game. ships), but it won’t happen | exclusive agreement between owner Since then he has been by­ severe knockdowns. He does not They won after watching pitch­ DeLoach. was second at 20.01. It Soccer tryouts are set LIMOGES, France — Italy’s Gianni William H. Sullivan Jr. and the group "With Mac, when you’re not was Lewis’ first outdoor loss in again,” Reynolds said. "Things • passed by Larry Holmes, Tony get himself out of trouble,” ing aces Roger Clemens and Lee playing at the start of the game ’The Manchester Soccer Club will be Bugno won the 18th stage of the men’s Tour headed by Fireman, including Philadel­ Smith get knocked around. They the 200 since June 21,1986, a span are different now. I’ve got the < ’Tubbs and Michael Spinks, all of Cundy, whose organization re­ you’re probably not playing at the knowledge, wisdom and ' holding tryouts for its boys 12-and-under de France, but the race was overshadowed phia businessman Fran Murray as whom became Tyson knockout presents two-thirds of Britain’s blew a 5-0 lead, then after falling end of the game." Benzinger said. of 14 races that included nine by the death of a 6- year-old spectator in an minority partner, expired June 1. behind 7-5 in the 10th, charged finals. maturity.” ; team (boys bom in 1976) for play this fall victims as the champion 97,000 doctors, was quoted as "But with Joe you have to keep on Saturday at 5 p.m. at Martin School on accident and the positive drug test of stretched his record to 36-0 with 31 saying. back to win 9-7 on an RBI double ready and loose from the sixth “I’m so elated to see Joe make by rookie Jody Reed and a In their race, which ended a • Dartmouth Road. leader Pedro Delgado. inning on. That’s the way it the team. You always want to rain-delayed session at the Indi- : Bugno raced by Belgium’s Jan Nevens in Danny Ferry released three-run homer by Todd win, but if you don’t win, it makes Those wishing to try out but unable to happened tonight.” ana Track and Field Stadium. I attend the session should contact Sal Altrui the final yards of the 58-mile leg to take the Benzinger. Wade Boggs had two doubles it better when you lose to a dear WASHINGTON — Duke center Danny Clemens couldn’t last despite Lewis and DeLoach got out ; at 646-3928. stage in two hours, 12 minutes and 45 Ferry was released from the U.S Olympic and a single while hitting safely in friend and that’s what Joe is to quickly. As they came around the ; seconds. the big lead and Smith was bailed his 13th consecutive game. Fred me,” Lewis said of DeLoach. basketball team Wednesday because of a out in the 10th by Tom Bolton, who curve. Lewis had a slight lead, ; During the race, one of the Tour de knee injury. 550 North Main St. Gladden had four singles for “He’s been very motivational but DeLoach passed him with - evened his record 1-1 by retiring Minnesota, while Gary Gaetti hit Galbreath dies on farm France caravan cars used to transport The injury prevented Ferry from to me and very, very encourag­ about 15 meters left. • food for the cyclists struck a 6-year-oId Manchester the only two batters he faced. his 22nd homer. ing,” DeLoach said of Lewis, "I practicing at a "high level of Intensity” at • “I wasn’t surprised I beat : COLUMBUS, Ohio - John W. Galbreath, boy, fatally injuring him. the team’s training camp at Georgetown 647-9928 call myself a novice and Carl has whose horses won two Kentucky Derbys Delgado, meanwhile, retained the yellow perfection in everything he does. him,” said DeLoach. “I didn’t try University, according to a release from the to go past him. I just maintained I and whose Pittsburgh Pirates won three jersey as overall leader, but that status U.S. Amateur Basketball Association. Manley hopes to avoid I enjoy working with him and better. I had a little bit more left : World Series, died on his farm west of was in doubt following an announcement learning from his experience.” Twenty players are still competing for Open Mon.- Fri. 8-5 than Carl. That was the : Columbus. He was 90. that he’d had a positive result on a drug spots on the team, which will represent the In another shpeker. Butch difference. Galbreath, who made his fortune as a test. Sat. 9-12 punishment from NFL Reynolds ran the second fastest United States at the Summer Olympics in Lewis’ gold medals in the 100, ’ real estate developer, was the owner of the Seoul, South Korea. 400 ever. His meet record ^f 43.93 200, long jump and 400 relay at ' Pirates from 1946 until 1985, overseeing the By David Glnsburg “I never said I was a Boy was just seven-hundredths of a Los Angeles duplicated the four- • team through world championships in 1960, The Associated Press Scout,” Manley said. ‘Tvebeena second slower than the world gold feat of Jesse Owens In the ’ 1971 and 1979. Becker to open play Boy Scout at times, but I’ve also record set by American Lee 1936 Olympics. Lewis is hoping to CARLISLE, Pa. — After pub­ done things on my own.” Evans in the 1968 Olympics. become the first track and field : DORTMUND, West Germany — Boris licly apologizing for his latest Roy Martin, who managed to •] ------*• Becker will play Slobodan Zivojinovic in Manley, 30, due to report to the athlete to win four golds in ; 12th ANNIVERSARY brush with controversy, Wa­ beat DeLoach when they both consecutive Games. f Budd goes after degree the opening singles Friday of the Davis shington Redskins defensive end Redskins’ training camp Satur­ were high school students in day, said he was hopeful he could BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa - Cup semifinal tennis match between West Dexter Manley hopes he can Texas, edged out Albert Robinson ‘ Meanwhile, Schowonda Willi- • Germany and Yugoslavia. avoid being punished by the NFL. emerge from the meeting with South African-bom runner Zola Budd, who SPECIAL Rozelle without punishment. for the third and final spot on the ams of Louisiana State added a ' returned to her home two months ago after In the second singles. West Germany’s Manley is scheduled to meet U.S. team in the 200. Both were naglMid Plnto/ManolMMor Hanild victory in the women’s 400-meter • Eric Jelen will face Goran Prpic, Friday with Commissioner Pete “I have to see what the timed at 20.05. giving up on an attempt to join the British intermediate hurdles to the ^ Olympic team, will enroll for a bachelor of according the draw held Wednesday. Rozelle to respond to an inquiry commissioner puts on the table. I Calvin Smith, the 1987 world GIVES THANKS — Sprinter Joe Deloach fails to his NCAA and national champion- ’ Becker, a two-time Wimbledon $110.00 OFF from the league. It will be want to look him eye to eye, let knees after upsetting Carl Lewis in the finals of the arts degree at the local university, the champion in the event, failed to ships she won earlier this year ; South African Press Association reported champion, has a 3-1 career edge against Manley’s second discussion with him see Dexter Manley,” he said. earn a spot on the team. He 200-meter dash in the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Her time of 54.03 was the fastest Zivojinovic, his former doubles partner Rozelle this year. ‘Tve got a lot of positive things placed fifth. by an American this year Wednesday. Trials Wednesday night in Indianapolis. Deloach won Budd had renounced her South African and Yugoslavia’s No. 1 player. MAACO SUPREME Manley’s lawyer. Bob Woolf, going for me and I want to com^ "It was a very tough race. I denies the meeting concerns out of this A-OK.” with a time of 19.96. Williams trailed LaTanyaShef- • citizenship and moved to England to Becker is ranked fourth in the world, substance abuse. But Manley gave 100 percent, but tonight it field and Leslie Maxie and didn’t > participate in the 1984 Olympics in Los while Zivojinovic is 25th. Redskins officials, meanwhile, wasn’t enough,” said Smith, who take the lead until the runners hit ■ didn’t disavow an article in assumed a wait-and-see stance “I was quite disappointed over "Number one. I'm glad that’s Angeles. At the Summer Games she she PAINT SERVICE Wednesday’s Washington Post won an Olympic gold in the 400 not qualifying in the 100,” said its over with.” Lewis said of his the straightaway. Maxie finished * toward the situation. relay in 1984. "I just couldn’t stay recond in 55.29, with Sheffield - was involved in a spectacular collision Connors among winners that said the inquiry was trig­ DeLoach, the reinging NCAA competition here. "I’m tired. It with American track star Mary Decker. gered by a positive result for a "It’s in the league’s hands, and with them down the stretch. I feel champion in the short sprint race. was a very tough road. I ran four third in 55.70. American record- I Since then, Budd has been picketed by WASHINGTON — Top seed Jimmy $110.00 OFF "minor” substance in a recent when the league informs us what good about qualifying in the 100 “I really wanted to be on the 100s, qualified in the long jump holder JudI Brown King finished : went on in the meeting, then we’ll fifth in 86.56. • • anti-apartheid groups who accused her of Connors beat Jimmy Brown 6-2,6-3, and drug test. and being on the relay team.” 100-meter team in Seoul. It and had six jumph in the finals maintaining her ties to South Africa, where No. 4 Aaron Krickstein overpowered SUPREME PAINT SERVICE Instead, Manley apologized. probably be able to say some­ Lewis, who finished first in the (failing) gave me a lot of strength Earlier, heavy rain' forced ” thing,” Redskins general man­ and then had.to run four 200s ... I her family lives. qualifier Bret Garnett 6-0,6-8 in the REG. $369.95 N O W $259.95 "I deeply regret this happening 100 and long jump earlier in the going into the 200.” leave the Trials with my head up postponement of the pole vault ’ rain-soaked second round of the 8232,050 ager Bobby Beathard said. "But final until tonight. About two • Budd denied the accusation, but quit the Enter your car in Maaco’s because of my family,” he told Trials as he seeks to duplicate his “I think he‘s equally as good in high and very optimistic.” British team and returned to South Africa D.C. Tennis Classic. WJLA-TV. ‘Tve never been in a right now I don’t know enough 1984 feat of four Olympic golds, both races. I think he’s right up inches of rain fell on the track : Clean and dewax entire car • Ttrorough UGLiEST CAR CONTEST! about it to talk about it.” Reynolds, 24, also is optimistic after the International Athletics In the night session, delayed more than situation like this ... For this to wasn’t surprised with his loss. there with me and think we’re about the future. during the day, flooding many I two hours by a violent thunderstorm, tnacNne sanding of surface • Feath­ Saturday July 30th happen to me blows my mind. I’m sections of the stadium. Assocation suspended her from all AP photo ered-edge most chips and scratches • Coach Joe Gibbs also decided to “Joe simply ran the best race,” similar runners,” said Lewis, "I think 43 (seconds) is within competition because she attended a track second-seeded Brad Gilbert struggled past 12 noon - 2 pm in a state of confusion.” wait before giving his opinion of Lewis said. ‘Tve been talking Officials delayed the start of ’ Apply lull coal of primer sealer • Paint who blamed his mechanics for the reach — maybe 42,” said the meet in South Africa. LET IT RAIN — The New York Australian Brad Drewett 3-6,6- 3,6-1 and exterior in catalyzed enamel (same Win a tree Manley did not specify what the the issue. about him for a long time. I knew loss. the day’s competition by nearly • inquiry was about, and Woolf former Ohio State runner who two hours and later moved, the ■ The South African Press Association Yankees ground crew rolls up the third-seeded Andres Gomez had an easier color) and bake to durability plus finish Supreme Paint Servicel “I don’t have any information he was one of the great talents “I feel I could have run a better in our temperature-controlled oven. insisted it concerned "something won a bronzeni^alist in the 1987 high Jump competition of the ^ said Budd would study political science, Infield cover after the Yankees-Texas time with Andrew Burrow, winning 6-4,6- on the meeting, so I’m just going and I knew he could do it.” race. I went into the turn too hard. World Champiraships. His time . minor” and that the letter de­ decathlon indoors. l ethnology, communications and sociology Rangers game Wednesday night was 3 to have to wait,” Gibbs said. "But DeLoach, 21, made the team in There’s no question about that,” was the fastest ever at sea level at the University of the Orange Free State, Two seeds were beaten, including No. ID, manding the meeting "didn’t Dexter’s been a big part of our the 200 with his personal best Gary Kinder, ranked thiid in : postponed due to rain. The cover was mention anything about him said Lewis, adding that despite and runner-up Danny Everett, but would not begin classes until she Dan Goldie, who lost to Canadian Chris Offer expires: 7731/88 team and he’s still part of our after earlier failing to qualify in the defeat he’s leaving Indianapo­ the U.S. last year, leads the removed to allow the infield grass to flunking a drug test.” family.” the NCAA champion, ran 43.98, recovered from bronchitis. The illness has Pridham, and No. 12 Jim Pugh, who fell to MAACO Auto & Bodyworks are independant franchises of the 100. lis happy. the second-best sea level time decathlon after Wednesday’s five ^ confined her to bed. soak up the rain. 16-year-old Michael Chang. events with 4,2M points. ‘ MAACO Enterprises. Prices and hours may vary. I 16 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 21. 1988 TV special explores progress of black athletes MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 21, 1988_17 By Louinn Lota be more than a superstar making weren’t really prepared for any­ BUSINESS panis, who was forced to resign as The Associated Press a lot of money. The black athlete thought Campanis’ remarks trig­ also includes segments on Tem ­ thing else,” Neal said. “ It was vice president of the Los Angleles can be a role model. He does have gered positive changes for blacks ple basketball coach John Cha­ harder for them to have opportun­ Dodgers last year after saying LOS ANGELES — While A1 a life after sport.” in sports. ney, former Syracuse football ities in business. But now many of blacks lacked the “ necessities” Campanis and Jimmy “The In addition to stars such as “ The timing was right,” she player Tommy Kane. Olympic them are on commissions to to be managers or baseball Greek” Snyder were creating former heavyweight champion said. “ Had he not said that, champion Wilma Rudolph and controversy with their views on prepare athletes for front office executives. changes would not have come Company in the swim with computer technoiogy Larry Holmes and Washington former UCLA basketball coach positions and a life after sports.” Campanis talks briefly about black athletes, producer Shirley Redskins quarterback Doug Wil­ about.” c John Wooden. Neal was exploring the subject the incident, but spends most of NEW PORT, Rvl. (A P ) — Old-fashioned tailoring liams. the two-part special fea­ CBS fired Snyder after the front that ended with a bow to de-emphasize her NFL spokesman Joe Browne his time talking about Jackie and c^puter technology have' made a small designs. Customers pay a 50 percent deposit and Michele Deziel, the owner of Second Skin. She for a syndicated television tures lesser-known figures such oddsmaker said blacks were bred Wooden is cited because, in the ■ small bust. special. says the league is committed to Robinson, his teammate in the pick up their suits in a week and a half, O’Connor discovered a patented computer program for as Jake Gaither, who talks about to be better athletes and that they 1960s, he chose to have his : Newport swimsuit shop a profitable stop for people addressing the problem, and minor leagues. w ^ p ^ ic in front of mirrors each summer. The metallic-patterned suit and a matching visor said. measuring in California about 3‘A years ago. "The Other Side of Victory,” some of the roadblocks he has were taking over the coaching integrated teams eat or sleep in a points to increases in severance “ When we approached him to cost about $90. Then she and Pellegrini spent about Making a choice of fabrics may be the longest part “ I purchased it and had a store open in 30 days," which will be shown this fail on faced as head football coach at profession. But Holmes felt school bus rathbr than patronize «h«n seamstresses at Suit Systems pay as an example. appear on our show, we were $26,000 to get the training and license required to of the process. The walls of the shop and downstairs she said. She said she was the first in the country to stations across the country, docu­ Florida A&M. Snyder was simply reflecting the segregated hotels and shun the traditional tape measure and take their open their own shop. ments the problems and progress "That’s money meant for accli­ anxious not so much for him to customers measurements with a computer for a sewing room are lined with more than 300 fabrics open a custom-made swimsuit shop employing the Holmes and others on the show thinking of millions of restaurants. When they did open, they expected business to be mation, for the post-NFL ca­ apologize or make it any worse, suU the shop owners say will fit perfectly. made of Lycra-nylon and Lycra-cotton blends, and computer system she developed using the program of black athletes. talk about the difficulty of adjust­ Americans. “ The Other Side o f Victory” is reer,” Browne said. but to get his real thoughts,” Neal slow. It was, after all, December. But instead of O’Connor is awaiting 100 additional fabrics from she purchased and some computer specialists she “ All we ever hear about is their ing to life after their athletic “ Larry saw what ’The Greek’ produced by Los Angeles-based This venture into the swimsuit market has quickly The special, hosted by former said. “ We wanted honesty.” selling one or two suits a week, they ended up selling France. hired from California. superstar status." Neal said. careers ended. was saying,” Neal said. “ He Syndicate It .Productions, which bec(>me popular for people who want an alternative about 25. tennis champion Arthur Ashe, Neal said the athletes, coaches Most customers are satisfied with the results, she "W e want to show that they can "When the sport was over, they didn’t read insult into it.” hopes the program will lead to a to off-the-rack water wear offered by most other Deziel, who opened her shop with $30,000 to $40,000 includes an appearance by Cam­ and managers interviewed retailers. Now, Suit Systems is selling 50 to 60 swim suits per said, but a few have requested a couple of ’The Other Side of Victory” weekly series. week ranging from $58 to $130. and spent much more forthecomputersystem, said So popular, say Suit Systems owners Kathleen alterations. “ The most common customers are those with the she grossed about $230,000 last year in the retail O Connor and Michael Pellegrini, that they expect “ It’s just like every other business,” O’Connor most common figure problems,” O’Connor said, portion of her business. She declined to say what she to sell 3,000 suits and gross $250,000 in their first year said. “ You can’t please everyone.” earned from computer training and licensing. in business. meaning women who are either top- or bottom- Some customers have unrealistic expectations, heavy. The training sessions usually take 10 days in O’Connor and Pellegrini went to Singer Island, she explained, like wanting their swimsuits to hide On a busy day, the shop is filled with women trying extra pounds. Florida and another 10 at the proposed shop. Once SCOREBOARD Fla last year and visited Second Skin, the nation’s on the plain black suits that are used for taking store owners pay the $26,000 fee for training and the Others want the fashionable skimpy designs that first shop to use a computer to make custom-made license, they are no longer financially obligated to swimsuits. measurements, standing against a back wall and won’t flatter them, which she tries to discourage being filmed by the computer. Deziel. O’Connor bought a suit, and she and Pellegrini because of the store's no-return policy. Once the filming is finished, O’Connor rewinds the Deziel also promises not to sell a license for the Red Sox 0, Twins 7 (10 Innings) National League results Astros 3, Expos 2 decided to open a similar business in Newport, a O’Connor and Pellegrini also sell swimsuits off tape and stops at various parts of the woman’s body computer system to anyone else in the new store’s Softball BasebaH tourist haven visited by thousands from around the the rack, at 20 percent less than the custom-made MINNESOTA BOSTON to take measurements. The process takes about 10 territory for a year or more. HOUSTON MONTREAL world each year. ones. Unlike most other retailers. Suit Systems ■ ^ o b r h b l O b rh b l SPORTSCARD Cardinals fl, Dodgers 7 o b r h b l minutes. G loddw If 5 14 0 Boggs 3b 5 13 1 O b rh b l O Connor said the Florida shop designed a allows customers to mix and match tops and Besides Newport and Singer Island, there are TONIGHT'S GAMES Bush rt 5 1 2 1 Barrett 2b 4 0 1 0 GYoung cf 3 0 0 0 TJoneset 3 0 2 0 It takes the shop’s seamstresses 20 minutes to bottoms. Doran 2b 3 1 0 0 shops in Long Island, N.Y., Philadelphia, Detroit, Tierney’s vs. Telephone, 6 — American League standinga Berengr p 0 0 0 0 DwEvns rf 5 0 0 1 LOS ANGELS STLOUIS Burke p 0 000 one-piece strapless suit with a gathered V-cut in make a tank suit and up to an hour for more complex Fitzgerald EHfl***! ct 5 0 11 Greenwl It 4 10 0 , ^ a b r h M Puhl If 4 1 1 1 Nettles ph 1000 The Newport store is the sixth to be licensed by Ocean City, Md., and Myrtle Beach, S.C. Sportsman vs. Brand Rex, 7:30 — Sax 2b GOavIs 1b 4 0 2 1 Raines If 4 0 0 0 East Division Hr^klb 4 121Burksct 4110 Coleman If Bell 3b Fitzgerald G a ^ l » 5 112 Rice dh 3 0 10 Andesn ss OSmIthss 3 0 0 0 Galorrg 1b 3 1 1 0 Trash-Awavvs. Police, 6— Robertson W L Pet. OB Gibson If Bossrf 3 0 10 Brooks rf 4 1 2 1 Detrolf Ijrkindh 4 0 11 SOwendh 0 10 0 McGee cf Cummings vs. Medical, 7:30 — 55 37 .598 Davldsn rt 0 10 0 JoReed ss 5 2 3 2 Marshal rt Brnnsky rf Romlrz ss 4 1 1 1 Wallach 3b 3 0 11 Robertson New York 53 38 .582 V/7 Shelby cf Blggloc 4 0 2 0 Santovenc 2 0 0 0 Boston SO Harper c 4 0 2 0 Porrish lb 3 2 2 2 PndltnSb Deshales p Edwards vs. Food, i — Pagonl 42 .543 5 Moses pr 0 0 0 0 Bnzngrlb 1113 MIOavIs cf Dquend2b 2 0 0 0 Perez pr 0000 Firms owned by women Milwaukee M u dville vs. Keith, 7:30 — Pagonl 49 45 .521 7 LoiMner c 1 0 0 0 Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Hamitn 3b TPenac Medwsph 10 0 0 Fitzgerld c 0 0 0 0 Bradley's vs. Elks, 6 — Nike Cleveland 48 46 .500 9 Stubbs 1b Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Hudler2b 3 0 1 0 Toronto Lmbrdz 2b 2 0 0 0 Poonzz 1b Brown's vs. J&M, 7:30 — Nike 47 48 .495 9Va Torve ph 10 0 0 Woodsn 1b Logalb Andersn p 10 0 0 Foley 2b 10 0 0 Hockanum vs. Congo, 6 — Keeney Boltimore X 64 .319 26 Gagne ss 1 1 0 0 ScloscI ph Rivera ss 3 0 0 0 West Division Tudorp Strano vs. State Bonk. 6 — Charter Newmn ss 4 1 l l Dempsvc Costello p WJhnsnph 10 0 0 Oak W L Pet. OB T ^ l s 41 7 14 7 Totals 38 9 12 Valenziap MeWIms p Dopsonp 2 0 0 0 Oakland 58 38 .404 9 displaying rapid growth One out when winning run scored. Heepph (Sulsnbrvp M cG ffgnp 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 51 42 .548 SVa Holton p ONIxan cf 20 10 A East Kansas City 47 Dayleyp Totals 47 .500 10 Minnesota ooo m Oil > -7 Shrprsn ph Worrell p » 3 7 3 Totals » 2 I 2 By Edward Stiles ics in specific regions of the ing them fragile enterprises that Bray Jewelers downed Jones Lands- California 45 49 .479 12 JHowell p Chicago 43 Boston 120 no 000 4 9 The Associated Press coptno, 4-1 z Wednesday night at Robert- 50 .462 13'/2 Game Winning RBI — Benzinger (2). Totals Totals Houston 818 181 country than to a new kind of can easily fail. Texos 42 50 .457 14 341128 Montreal 888 181 son Park. Guy Chambers had three hits Seattle t —Lomtardozzl. DP—Boston 1. LOB— striving, aggressive woman. And Women most often own estab­ and Bob Hill end Wayne Bray two 37 57 .394 20 Los Angeles ooo 230 oos Gome Winning RBI — Ramirez (8). ^ Wednesdav'i Gomes Minnesota 11, Boston 7.2B—Hrbek, Boggs2, —7 TUCSON, Ariz. — Women own a she has found that the trend has its lishments that offer business and apiece for the Jewelers. Randy Loniano Newman, JoReed. HR—Gaetti (22), StLeuls m S o 1 ta l« . E—Golarraga,Dapson.OP—Mantreal2. collected two of the five hits by Jones. Kansas City 4. Milwaukee 0, 13 Innings LOB—Houston 7, Montreal 8.2B—GDa vls2, third of the small businesses in dark side as well. personal services, she said. These Cleveland 5, Oakland 4 Porrish (9), Benzinger (5). SB—Oovidson Wlohing RBI — Brunonsky (7). S—Barrett, SOwen. SF—Puckett, Angeles 10, Wallach, Hudler, ONIxon. HR—Ramirez this country and account for the First, despite the overall high Detroit 12, Seattle 5 Bush. (3), Puhl (2), Brooks (12), SB— include traditional services such Texas at New York, ppd., rain TPeno, AAarshall 2 Wood- fastest-growing segment of the Northern . IP H R ER BB SO son, MIDovlsZ H R ^ b s o n (18), Pendleton TJones (10), S—TJones. SF—Wallach. rate of growth in businesses as beauty shops and dry cleaners, Chicago at Baltimore, ppd., rain Minnesota ^ IP H R ER BB SO small business population. L.M. Gill topped Wlnlnger's Gymnas­ Boston 9, Minnesota 7, 10 Innings mI doJ i^ ’ w " S » -O S ^ '« ’ '2<30), Houston owned by women, 20 percent of the but also some new services such tics/ 7-1/ at Robertson Pork. Gory California 7, Toronto 6 4 7 4 3 0 0 Deshales W,7-6 6 7 2 2 2 6 Popular myth has it that this states showed a decline in busi­ as computer and data processing, C^slarlals hod a two-run homer and Tohver 1 3 1 1 0 0 _ Tlm rsdov't Gomes Portugal 2 0 0 0 0 0 LOS Angeles * " « « « « > Agosto 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 marks the emergence of the new nesses owned by women between advertising and consulting. singled. Dove Warner clubbed three Chicogo (McDowell 4-7) at Boston Andersen S,4 21-3 0 0 0 1 2 hits and John Ossowski and Rich (Boyd 7-7), 7:35 p.m. Reardon 2 00021 American woman — well edu­ 1980 and 1983, she said. As a result, the women fall into Berenguer 1-3 0 2 2 2 0 Brlmlev two apiece for L.M. Gill. Kevin I'ff'oden M) at Kansas City I ’I M n DopsonL,24 51-3 5 3 3 3 5 cated, gutsy, independent and no Meredith hod a solo homer end four Atherton L,5-5 0 2 2 2 0 0 There is no regional pattern to two categories, those who are (Gubicza 12-5), 8:35 p.m. Boston " • t L S ll. ’ 0 0 0 1 0 McGftgan 12-3 1 0 0 1 2' longer content to work for a man. others one safety each for Wlnlnger’s. Texas (Guzmon 9-7) ot Milwaukee the growth rates, although the highly skilled professionals and Clemens 61-3 9 3 3 1 3 Tudor 4 2-3 8 5 5 0 3 ... * 10 0 10 (August 4-3),8:35 p.m. PB—Blgglo. University of Arizona re­ New England and Atlantic region those with few skills, Ms. Pavla­ Toronto (Stieb lOd) at Seattle (Bank- Costello W,30 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Charter Oak LSmIth 1 1-3 3 3 3 3 2 McW lllms 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Umpires—Home, Marsh; Rrst, De- searcher Vera K, Pavlakovic has the largest number of states kovic said. head 4-4), 10:05 p.m. M uth; Second, Rennert; Third, Pulll. Only games scheduled Bolton W,l-1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Quisnbrv 1 2-3 3 2 2 0 0 disputes this. Her work — stiU'In with growth rates of 50 percent or CBT doubled up Postal Express, U-2, Atherton pitched to 2 batters In the Jack Morris Doylev 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 T—3:12. A—17,476. No data exists, however, about ot Fitzgerald Field. Mike Stone, Bob _ Friday's Gomes loth. its preliminary stages — indicates greater, she said. Chicago at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Worrell S,18 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 many important aspects of the Lebreux, Barry McGlaughlln and Jim HBP—Larkin by LSmIth. WP—LSmIth. This 33-year-old Detroit Ti­ Umpirn—Home, Williams; Rrst, West; that feminism may not be the D Aprile each had two hits for the Baltimore at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m It appears thateconomic condi­ trend by women to become Um plres^om e, Reilly; First, Shulock; Srcond, Engel; Third, Halllon. Pirates 3, Padres 2 m otivating force behind the Bonkers. Postal had four hits. New York ot Kansas City, 8:35 p.m Second, Johnson; Third, McKean gers ace is the only major- T—3:20. A—31,845. tions and the availability of self-employed, she said. Texas at Mllvraukee, 8:35 p.m. T—3:36. A—35,313. league pitcher to win at least growth in entrepreneurship Toronto ot Seattle, 10:05 p.m. SAN DIEGO venture capital for women help “ There is no breakdown of how A Central 15 games in each of the past FITTSBURGH among women, despite some determine the roles of women in Cleveland at California, 10:35 p.m Gianl8l2,Cuba2 a b r h M o b r h M rnany are in white-collar profes- Detroit at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Angels 7. Rlue Jays 6 six seasons. Going into Wynne cf 4 1 1 0 RRevIds If 4 1 2 0 well-publicized success stories of business on a state-by-state basis, si(>nal jobs and those who are less Outdoor Store scored six times In RAIomr2b 3 0 1 0 G the first Inning and held on for a 7-5 win 1988, he was tops in vic­ SAN FRAN L in d * 4 0 10 aggressive women executiveO. n:’ ; she said. skilled,” she said. “ Would you CHICAGO (Jwynnrf 4 1 3 1 VanSIvkef 2000 oyer Manchester Cycle ot Fltigerald National League standings TORONTO CALIFORNIA o b r h b l a b r h M M orind 1b 4 0 0 1 Ms. Pavlakovic, of the UA F eld. Dave Malick hod three hits and tories (141) in the 1980s. He Butler cf Bonilla 3b 2 1 1 0 Ms. Pavlakovic also found that believe that even information like o b r h b l O b rh b l 6 2 3 1 Webster cf 4 8 0 0 K ru k lf 3 0 2 0 Coles rf Clyde Fox, John Toylor, Spencer Fernndz ss won 20 games in 1983; and RThpsn 2b 6 2 11 3 0 0 0 Division of Economic and Busi­ 90percentoftheJ)usinessesowned wage differences between women East Division 3 1 2 0 DWhIfe ct 5 12 1 Sndbrg 2b 3 1 2 0 Santtogoc 4 0 1 0 Gottp Moore and Mike PInkIn two apiece for LIrlano 2b 2 1 1 0 21 games in 1986. Clark 1b 4 4 3 2 Grace 1b 0 0 0 0 ness Research, said she believes W L Pet. Ray 2b 5 12 0 4 0 1 0 Brown 3b 4 0 0 0 M D Iazlb 1 1 0 0 by women have only one em­ and men on a state level does not Outdoor. Scott Susko homered. Peter OB Mlinks dh 3 0 10 Dwnnodh Speler ss 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 0 1 Tmpitn ss ZImmermon had two of Cycle's seven New York 56 37 .602 5 0 10 4010 Bream lb 1000 the trend is tied more to econom­ ployee, the woman herself, mak­ exist?” Fielder dh 10 10 CDovIs l i 10 0 0 MItchll 3b 4 1 1 2 PPerry p 000 0 Rosmsn p 2 0 10 blows. Pittsburgh \ SS 38 .591 1 Compsn pr Samuels p Ortiz c 3 0 12 Montreal 47 0 0 0 0 Joyner lb 3 2 12 00 00 Palmeir If 3 0 1 0 CMrtnzph 1000 Bernard ss 46 .505 9 GBell If 5 0 11 Armas If Aldrete rf 4 0 13 L(mcastrp Grant p 3 00 0 Chicago 46 47 .495 10 5 1 1 0 0 00 0 00 00 W alkp 2 0 I O' Gruber 3b 4 1 2 1 Schoflld ss 3 1 1 1 DNIxon If 5 0 3 2 Jackson rf 1000 Flnnry ph 100 0 Women's Rec Philadelphia 41 52 .441 15 Whitt c Melvin c Kipperp 0 0 0 0 St. Louis 41 4 1 1 0 Boonec 4 13 1 5 0 10 Law 3b 4 000 Bonds It 52 .441 15 McGrlff lb 4 2 2 3 Howell 3b Uribe ss 4 1 1 0 Dunstonss 10 10 Hungry Tiger Restaurant over­ West Division 3 0 0 0 4 110 Totals 14 110 1 Tetata 16 3 7 2 whelmed Llndsey/Centurv 21 Real Est- Mosebycf 5 0 0 0 Splimn 1b 10 0 0 B erryhilc 3 0 10 w L Pet. OB Transactions Downs p ote, 11-1, at Charter Oak Park. Gall Los Angeles Leach rf 2 0 10 3 2 2 0 GModdxp 100 0 54 38 .587 Barfield rf 2 0 11 Riles 3b 10 0 0 SB.P'yg! 138 801 880-3 Fracchia pitched a tour-hitfer. Colleen Son Francisco 48 44 .522 6 Muphrv ph 100 0 PtmiMirgh mm «m Delehontv hod three hits and Lois Lee 2b 4 0 0 0 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Houston 49 45 .521 6 Totals Gome winning RBI — Ortiz (2) Valllere, Lvnn Schmelter, Jan Norris, Cincinnati 46 39 6 13 4 Totals 34 7 11 5 Varsho If 1000 47 .495 . 8'/^ BASEBALL Totals 43 12 16 II Totals Poula Crabtree and Lisa Leister two San Diego 43 52 .453 12Va 1 1 2 6 1 “ •no Pittsburgh 2. 2B—Wynne apiece tor Tiger. Atlonto Toronto 183 808 110-6 Pioneer League 32 60 .348 22 California------QQO 411 01x~7 SALT LAKE CITY TRAPPERS— San fYondsco S8l n o —i i , Wednesday's Gomes 148 3B—Templeton, Gwynn. S—RAIomor. Senior Girls St. Louis 8, Los Angeles 7 — Jovner (6). Announced that Steve Pearson, general Chicago m oia 38sl 2 San Francisco 12, Chicago 2 A l o b —Toronto 12, monoger, has resigned to accept a position C airo Winning RBI — Mitchell (8). SanOtaM, H RRRBBSO os director for external affairs atWeber G f—Son Eroncisco 1, Manchester dropepd a 9-8 verdict to Houston 3, Montreal 2 M rS iw ^ b IL 2 ^F ern ond ez, Boone, State. New York at Cincinnati, ppd., rain McGHff, Ba^eld. HR—McGrItf (20). Grant 2 1 0 0 0 1 Morlborough In Senior Girl Fast Pitch SB—Gruber (15), DWhIte (10). S -H ow ell. _ BASKETBALL 5j^2B iS »: UrW ?S“emSl action at Charter Oak Park. Linda Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 3 SF—Jovner 2. National Basketball Association Hewitt and Beth O’Brien hit well and Pittsburgh 3, Son Diego 2 Walk W,1M 7 9 2 2 1 r IP H R ER BB SO CHARLOTTE HORNETS—Signed Earl DN«)°“'’''’’ «’>• SB- True Nguyen and Erin Twible played , Thursdoy's Gomes Toronto Cureton, forward, to a multiyear SS?Ti4 , 1-3 0 0 0 0 A P photo well defensively far Manchester. Son Diego (Whitson 8-5) at Chicago Key contract. (ta tt S,I4 12-3 1 0 0 n s (Moyer 53), 4:05 p.m. 4 1-3 7 5 4 2 'E H R ER BB SO Wills 2-3 1 0 0 (50LDEN STATE WARRIORS—Signed San Francisco STICKY FINGERS — Alan Klein, a Montreal (Mortinez 10-7) at CIncInnofI 0 iim rf PB—Santlogo. Electric’s new SILPLIS silicone. The (Browning 8-4), 7:35 p.m. Ceruttl L4-6 2 2-3 3 2 1 2 Keith Smart, guard, to o three-year Downs W,94 7 6 2 2 0 6 Clancy 1-3 0 0 0 0 contract. Samuels 2 0 0 0 1 2 t.SlS!'??” *'®"!?' First, Piillm ; quality controller at the Fort Worth, new substance reportedly has a built-in Atlonta (Glavine 3-10) ot New Yoi-k Chlcooo S«ond,^eoo; Third, KIMer. Rec Soccer (Gooden 11-5), 7:35 p.m. Callfomla World Basketball League T—2:33. A —24,575. Texas-based International Component Fraser 4 7 4 4 4 YOUNGSTOWN PRIDE—Released GMaddux L,15- "sticky” quality making it easier for Los Angeles (Hershlser 134) at Pittsburgh Corbett (Drobek 7-5), 7:35 p.m. 21-3 2 1 1 2 Daren (Jueenon.forward. 4 S 7 5 5 2 3 Manufacturing, Inc., checks a shipment golfers to maintain their grips, even in Minton W,31 1 2-3 3 1 1 0 FOOTBALL DIPIno 1 1 2 1 1 1 Amarlcan Laagua laadara Phllodelphia (Maddux 2-0) at Houston DMoore S4 Pee Wee (Ryan 6-7), 8:35 p.m. 1 0 0 0 Notional Football League ^ncoster 2 8 5 5 1 0 of golf club grips made from General the rain. San Francisco (Mulhollond 2-0) at St. £22*'’ fo ’ batter In the Slh. BUFFALO BILLS—Signed Fred PPerry i 0 0 0 0 0 Louis (Cox 2-5), 8:35 p.m. / • by Key. WP—Fraser Smerlos, nose tackle, to a three-year S S '"™ ? !)''*? '® * Botters In the 7th. Jaguars 2 (Matt Bordeaux, Greg Coroett. extract. Agreed to terms with Butch Rolle, WP—DIPIno, Lancaster. BasedenmalBafs Pastor), Patriots 1 (Jesse Odell). Frtdov’s Gomes Son Diego ot Chicago, 4:05 p.m. Umpires— Home, C lark; First, Den tight end, and Steve Tasker and Clint Uirolres—Home, Froemming; Rrst, Sharks 5 (Kevin Teefs 2, Adorn Clark klnjw r; Second, McClelland; Third, Coble Sampson, wide re a v e rs . (tavis; Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Oa- Boggs Bsn W » 67 m 2, Doug CosmInI), Meteors 1 (Justin Montreal at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. T—3:11. A—25,598. riinOi ^cfcettMln 91 m SB in M H erdic). Atlonta at New York, 7:35 p.m. CHICjAGO BEARS-Slgned Brod Mus­ The only thing that’s certain ter, fullback, and Wendell Davis, wide T—3:00. A—33,885. (taeenwell Bsn 89 337 49 H6 j S Lbs Angeles at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. receiver. Philadelphia at Houston, 8:35 p.m. 5 315 « - Midgets Royals 4, Brewers 0(13 innings) CLEVELAND BROWNS—Signed M ike a r0TT KC 93 357 44 lie ‘m Son Francisco at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m Lanese, wide receiver. Phllllaa 4. Bravaa 3 TrommllDet m 254 « n ■ AAolltorMII 87 M9 S I I 3 m . Falcons 5 (Josh Brown, Josh Kone, KANSAS CITY BRONCOS-SIgoed Dennis MILWAUKEE smith, m ong safety, to a series of one-year MotanMyNY 74 TO » » * Steve BalIckI, Kyle ZowlstowskI, Mott O b rh b l ATLANTA FHILA in real estate is uncertainty JaworskI), Metros 1 (Geoff Metts). a b r h M contracts. Burks Bsn 76 301 56 M m WWIIsncf 6 1 1 1 M olltordh 5 0 2 0 „ ... ObrhM ObrhM Seltzer KC __ 91 345 58 109 iSM 3 (E llso Bernstein 2, American League results Pecoto ss •-•ONS—Agreed to terms (tant 2b 5 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 (tantnr2b 5 0 0 0 with Tony Paige, fullback. Samuel 2b 4 2 2 2 Home Runs Jill Loutenbach), Rowdies 0. Tabler ph 10 0 0 Leonard It Thomas ss 5 1 1 0 Comets 3 (April Rudenaul, Trocev 4 0 0 0 g r e e n b a y p a c k e r s —Relinquished M Thm pcf 3 0 0 0 By John Cuniff opers are getting into financial Stilwll ss 2 0 0 0 Yount cf 5 0 0 0 GPerry 1b 4 0 2 0 Bradley If 4000 Ellssa, Kare Thieling), Stallions 0. Seltzer 3b 5 1 1 0 rights to Jessie Clark, fullback, and Ross OMrphy rf 4 1 2 1 *,S i Sl JL. Toronto, 20; Hrbek, The Associated Press problems. It is time to invest. Sveum ss 5 0 10 Browner, defensive llnemon. Schmdt3b 3 110 York, 18; Brett 1b 6 0 2 3 Meyer lb 3 0 10 Atorrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 CJamesrf 4 000 Business Mirror “ This is an opportune time to Tlgers12,Msrlners5 Trtabll rf 5 0 0 0 . HOGSTONOILERS—SlgnedTonyZende- Oberkfl 3b 1 0 0 0 iltaSa ! • Swvder, Oeve- Juniors RoMdx 1b 2 0 0 0 I OS/ KiCKCr• Bedrasnp 0 0 0 0 NEW YO R K - One of the great FWhIfedh 5 0 10 Schroedre 3 0 0 0 GRonck If 3 0 0 0 Oauttonc 3 0 2 0 glla,m l? ' Tex(a, 17, 5 Lynn,'*^'®"**' tettimore, "Rwl- 17. buy existing properties because HEAT STROKE S INDIANAPOLIS COLTS-SIgned Mi­ Strikers 3 (no scorersglven). Rangers DETROIT SEATTLE BJocksn If 4 1 1 0 Surhoff c 2 0 0 0 Smmnsph 10 1 1 Jordan 1b 4 0 11 . „ Runs Batted In ironies of commercial real estate owners are shell-shocked from AAactorIn c 5 0 10 chael Ball, defensive back, to a series of Alvarez p r 0 0 0 0 Homlltn rf 4 0 0 0 one-veor contracts. Placed Brian Bulluck, Jettzss 3 110 Boston, is that those who have the vision, Reynids 2b Welimn 2b 4 0 0 0 JCastlll 3b 5 0 10 Puleo p 0 0 0 0 Carmonp a real estate market researcher, living through the pessimism, Bucknrph llnebacker,on Inlured reserve for the entire 2010 B^iE^?nJS'"J**®'®' OwEvons, . MOIaz 2b 10 10 season. Virgil c 4 0 11 Barrett ph 0 0 0 0 make the plans, take the risks and the typical real estate cycle and perhaps panic, of the over­ Oulnons ss Capra pr 0 10 0 Royster cf 3 0 0 0 Tekulvep 000 0 AAntgmr p LOS ANGELES RAMS—Reached an Griffey ph 10 10 rS2if^2Su-2L'5£l""®'‘'' New York, 64; • spend the money often end up includues four phases; develop­ built m arket," Witten says. Rec Hoop Brantley If 0 0 0 0 Interim agreement with (taston (taeen, GGrossrf 0 0 0 0 (taettl,Mlnnesota,59; JCkirh, New York,S9. Briley If Totals 47 4 8 4 Totals 43 8 S 0 PSmIth p 3 0 10 with nothing. ment, overbuilding, adjustment running bock. DJames if l o 0 0 ADovIs 1b MINNESOTA VIKINGS-SIgned Brad Compounding the irony is that and acquisition. FROM HIS OBSERVATIONS, Phelps dh Kansas City 888 888 888 ana 4—4 Edwards, safety. Tetata IS 1 1 1 1 Tetata 13 4 8 3 National Laagua laadara BalbonI dh Milwaukee 888 M8 888 888 o le NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS-SIgned those who sit and wait, who bide “ The key to success lies in and the experiences of many Rabbph Gome winning RBI — Wilson (5). C League Vincent Brown, linebacker, to four _ mimeig their time until the real estate Voile c , L Mllvwukee . riding the cycle correctly — that developers and owners caught in 1 one-year contracts. fSS&mR. Sf SS ss^ Baseden273afBota Wolff-Zackln 64 (Reid Gorman 17, Bradley c Milwaukee 6. 2B— NEW YORK JETS-Wolved Bruce Hots- C airo winning RBI — Samuel (5). cycle turns in their favor, as is, buying on the low end of a the real estate cycle, Witten Keith Wolff 16, Scott Alfrul 9), j a m Presley 3b ^ tz e r , Meyer, Sveum, Brett. SB—M olllor R H Pet. fleld, linebacker. Placed AMn Ross, GPjerrvAtl » » 8 39 " 99 .336 inevitably it does, pick up the cyucle and selling near the top,” draws some significant Grinding 43 (Serge Arel 19, Terl GWIIson rf rumlng bock, on reserved4efl comp A 5rn^tp"pj?iroi:ii,ra“ v-? g z (talaraga Mon 91 371 C hristopher 12). Cottocf 68 123 .332 entrepreneur’s efforts at bargain conclusions: KonsosCIty "* « " « « « > list. Named Ernie Turner vocational Palmeiro Chi m 376 49 116 says Witten, president of M-FF Schwinn World Breokers 56 (Brendan McCarthy 15, Totals 37 12 W 12 Totals and educational consultant. .309 Lfbrndt 8 4 0 0 2 4 Gibson LA 90 ^ 67 101 .305 ' prices. Research Inc. of Dallas, where Alble Harris 14, O eotl M am aclay 12), Bonds P it 86 329 ■ A market tends to be blackest •Alloy Wheels •Quick release wheel •Chromoly frame •Quick release fit wheel Colt 45’s 44 (Eric Gilliam 17, Anthony Delrelf 811 888 888—11 Montgmry W,3- 71 100 JM It happens over and over, and to they know something about the Evans 13, Nell PtachInskI 12). >5 1 0 0 0 3 .PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Altanta HRERBBSO McGee StL n M 6 48 116 J 01 in its adjustment phase. ieoltle 818 183 888-S S lg ^ Todd White, wide recelver-klck- RThopson SF 79 282 •Suntour gears •Padded bars •Alloy Rims •Click shift Shimanogears (tame Winning RBI — Sheridan (5). Mlhwoulctt ^ f h L J - l O 7 7 4 3 3 2 41 85 .301 some of the most daring, imagin­ subject. retumer,to a two-year contract and Eric DowsonChl 91 353 43 106 JOO . ■ Every city has its own cycles. •18 Speeds 'Best value from Bike Guide E—Reynolds, Presley, Trammell. OP— riS S T " ’ 3 0 0 1 10 Allen, comerbock, and David Smith, Sabo CIn g i 334 ative builders. Prcijects on which Witten observes that in the first Detroit 1. LOB-O etrolt 5, Seattle 13. 2B— 3 1 0 0 1 fullback. 48 100 .299 B Cycles within a city or area VonSlyke Pit 90 354 65 KM .299 they went broke have become or development phase, strong Reg. $219.95 Reg. $345.00 Trammell, Presley 2, Sheridan, Phelps 2, Filer L,54 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 PITTSBURGH STEELERS— will vary according to the market Rec BasebaD Whitaker, Salazar, Cotto, MDIaz, Qui­ PImoc 2-3 2 2 3 1 0 Signed Keith Gary.defenslveend. sa s*" ! J i i ! i within just a few years or even demand for space excites the WP—Crim. BK—Lelbrandt. Clark, San — housing, industrial, office and now only SI99.9S now only $319.95 nones, GWIIson, Nokes. SB—Cotto (18). S— "BK^SrrHIh. ’ 1 0 0 0 2 months the source of great wealth entrepreneurial instincts of Pettis. SF—Lemon. PHOENIX CARDINALS-Agreed to retail. IP H Um plres-Ho^, Oovidson; Rrst, Har- RRRBBso Indiana 5. Athloilca 4 WolB«v. fullback, and Iwrah. 18; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 13; for others. builders. Because of a shortage of Detratt Bob C l ^ v , defensive tackle, on two-year “ Although these markets do Pony Ltague Alexondr W,8-5 5 13 *At!52!w. '• lO M u r p h v , Overbuilding, and the subse­ space rents rise. Justifying contracts. Released Fred Wilburn, Rod- Atlanta, 17;HJohnson,NewYork,ir affect one another — for exa mple, PERFEC The Orlples overwhelmed the Braves, Gibson 1 1 CLEVELAND OAKLAND iw Rogen ond 1^ WahlhMm, defensive quent adjustments, are part of builders’ hopes. 12-1, Wednesday night at Cheney Tech Hennemon 2 1 j r h bl a b r h M bocks; F f^ Lone, wide receiver; an industrial boom will spur behind the one-hit pitching of Dave Herrrandz 1 2 RWsgtnss 5 0 0 0 Polonia If 5 110 '*2 ° .PPYta, running bock, and the real estate cycle, and the It takes months — sometimes Rohrback. Pete Dettore starred defen­ Seattle Fronendh 5000 Javier cf 5 0 0 0 Oreo Swartwodl,centw.. housing and retail needs — they Franco 2b authority for this is none other years — to arrange for construc­ sively and added three RBIOs for the M M ooreL>10 4 5 3 110 Canseco rf 4 111 , b a n FMNCISCO 49ers Agreed to move somewhat independently.” Walter 1-3 3 Carter cf 3 110 Heat O r Cool C all than the National Association of tion. It is conrimon, therefore, for winners. Jason Andrews and Matt McGwIr 1b 4 0 11 tSTT’Li'*!!**’ Wllllomson, safety. Delesslo hit well for fhe Orioles. Don Reed 3 ^3 1 Hall If 4012 Hossey dh 4 0 10 Waived Kevin Dean, linebacker. Realtors and its official publica­ some proje(:ts to come on stream His advice: ’’Understand Roberts had the lone hit for the Braves Scurry 1 1 Snyder rf 4 12 0 Steinbeh c 4 12 1 KASDEIM FUEL CO. mmwwrv fo o uvnvrv in rn« 9rn/ Jacoby 3b 3 120 R E D S K IN S - tion, Real Estate Today. a bit late, perhaps when the market trends in each phase of and played well defensively. Andy Phillips 3b 4 0 11 Slgned W I I I ^ Reaves, running bock, to o ESI^ISHEO 1010 Bartley, O.J. Cromwelland Joey Mayer Alexander pitched to 3 batters In the 6lh. Upshaw 1b 4 111 (tallegolb 20 10 two*v®or controct. supply is satisfied and the local the real estate cycle and learn to HBP—Reynolds by Alexander. PB— Bandoc 40 12 DHedsnph k / F o f Tho Professional Service You Seek' It suggests that some of the best played well defensively for the Braves. 1000 HOCKRY economy’s growth is slowing. anticipate market transition. Valle. H ubbrdta 0 0 0 0 tatarncMonal Hechev League real estate deals come' not from Umpires—Home, Ford; Rrst, Tschido; Lansfrd 3b 1000 FUNT SPIRITS—Named Don Waddell •Then you will be ready to spot •Athemelofmedliwanded|uiUtteeirapByitwn that Second, Hendry; Third, Young. Weiss ss 3 120 coach ond general manager. plowing new ground but in atom you to contour tho htNm n Imorlor for a mora T—3:13. A—10,959. Tetata BS9S Tetata SOON, D E V E LO PE R S and opportunities when they first 17 418 4 _ C(M.LaBC FUEL OIL •DIESEL waiting for supply and demand to oon^ortaWi M. .Weathsrproof case with ultra long-life .' ?*‘"’’ed Tim Bonang and Betsy lenders recognize the severity of come around again.” •A qmck-nita ii paddad ratantlon itrap that pan you In Radio, T V 1 GASOLINE • KEROSENE become imbalanced, as happens 10% OFF battery >6861 and easy lo Install -One wire • B 888 MMitfiT infwns. overbuilding, thus ushering in the and out with a 004$$. OMtand 888388 181Ml a ECAC NORTH ATLANTIC—Named Ann year after year in one city or And they will. If anything is •A ramovabla tarrycloth brow pad lhat’i machine Installation .Re engineered logic (tame Winning RBI — Upshaw (3) • 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE • Wadnaaday’ahomaruna Wheetwrlght osslstont commiMloner another and sometimes in all third stage, that of adjustment. certain about real estate it is this: waihibli. Code: EDIOOO TOOAV E-Jomlo. LOB-Cl^lond 6. Ooklond Q R*-*^M A STATE—Nomed Bill Self AUTOaXATIC DELIVERY Building starts plummet. Space Reg. $64.95 Suggested Retail $69.95 4 ^m . — Golf: U.S. Women's Open, 7. 2B—Snyder, Weiss, Hall. HR— assistant basketball coach. together. It is cyclical. Rear Truck Mount Steinboch (6). SB—Carter (18). NoNenol League ISLAND—Named (tave AAorrIs COMPLETE HEATING A COOLING SYSTEMS is available in abundance.. Rents Bike Racks now only $49.95 SAVE $20.00 only S49.9S *1 p ^ . — OHO Highlights, Channel 30 (ilbsan (18), Marsholl (13), Dodgers; boseboll coach; Sue (talkontos and Joe fail to reach the levels 7:30 p.m. — White Sox at Red Sox, Pendleton (4), Cardinals; C ork (21), IP H R BR BB SO ^ y women’s basketball assistants, and WHILE THE BIGGEST impact N fS N , W TIC Giants; Romirez (3), Puhl (2), Astros; Lvnn Fleltz assistant women's volleyball is on those involved in the anticipated. •since 1952 7:10 p.m. — Braves at Mets, Sport- Brooks (12), Expos; Samuel (9), Phillies. FOrrell W,1»6 6 M 9 4 4 I 10 coocn. EMERGENCY tChohnel, WKHT DJones S,23 21-3 1 0 0 0 3 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS— 340 Tolland St. East Hartford multimillion-dollar commercial Now comes the acquisition Fire — Police — Medical 8:30 p.m, — Yankees at Royals, Amertcon league Oakland EOl^RDSyiLLE-Named Cindy Jones deals, the lesson is one that might phase. Lenders and developers MANCHESTER CYCLE SHOP Channel II, WPQP Steinbach (6), Athletics; Parrish (9), Stewart L.12-9 9 9 5 5 3 3 director of Intercollegiate athletics. — OHO Highlights, Chan- Benzinger (5), Red Sox; Goettl (22), Twins; Umpires—Home, Morrison; First, \ be heeded also by wise buyers and are gun-shy. Plenty of space is DIAL 911 178 West f\yiiddle Turnpike, IVIanchester 649-2098— i^„i Mc(talfr(20),BlueJays. togglo; Second, Croft; Third, Phillips. YESHIVA-Nom ed Steve Podlos osslst- unoccupied. New building does T—e-M A_'rrete nnt men's hnskettwiii rnneh 2 8 9 -5 4 3 1 sellers of homes. In Manchester According to G. Ronald Witten, not make economic sense. Devel- t ( MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 21, 1988 — 19 TV Topics

ACROSS 56 Vegetables Answer to Previous Puzzle ■ 1 Opp. of mini DOWN Sign language in daytime drama 5 Actor Brynnar Hot tips on purchasing air conditioners 8 Pacific shark 1 Taj 1 2 ______2 angle Made amends By Jerry Buck Frelich was interviewed with her husband. she said. 1 By the Editors 13 Collection of 3 Musician _ The Associated Press Bob Steinberg, an actor and former lighting "The question is who murdered Mark cycles off. But it’s the compressor, not in two models that came in near the of Consumer Reports facts director, acting as her interpreter. McCormick. The murder, which happened the fan, that uses the bulk of the top of the ratings; the Air Temp Cugat 14 TV's talking 4 Mads of (suff.) LOS ANGELES — Phyllis Frelich, the Tony several years ago, has never been solved. power. Also, unless the fan is L051UKRND, at an average price of Award-winning actress from Broadway’s Now that the steamy days of Consum er circulating air, the room can get a horse (2 wds.) 5 Southern "you" "SANTA BARBARA" is the first soap Mmeone is trying to frame Mason Capwell $229, and the Fedders AUR05F2J, at "Children of a Lesser God,” has many of the opera appearance for Frelich, who also summer have settled In, you may little stuffy. '15 Lifted (cont.) (Lane Davies). He’s trying to find out who $243. performers on the NBC daytime drama starred in the Hallmark Hall of Fame decide that you can’t sleep one more Reports All 13 air conditioners tested by 16 Medieval poem 6 Sloth framed him and I ’ve been helping him." Two Japanese-brand models, the 17 Annoying “ Santa Barbara” learning to use sign production "Love Is Never Silent.” 1 night without air conditioning. While Consumer Reports’ engineers per­ 7 Cafe au _ Sharp AF-508M6 ($278) and the insect language for the deaf. ” It really happened in a funny way,’’ she the best time to buy is in spring, when formed reasonably well. By a small 8 3000, Roman Panasonic CW50V126U ($248), offered 18 Tropical cuckoo Frelich has joined the show as Sister Sarah, said. " I met Nancy Grahn at a benefit supplies are high, you should still be margin, the Amana ES5P2MS led the 9 Gets up SARAH WAS A troubled woman taken into uses for a given cooling capacity. An mixed blessings. The Sharp was 19 Overfills a nun who might be involved in a murder. In performance at Beyond Baroque of ’A Night able to find a selection in the stores. pack, followed by the Emerson Quiet 10 Chemical the mission by Sister Mary, who left the EER of 8 or higher is recommended. difficult to install safely but was the 21 Habitual the story, Sarah has left the mission and is at the Movies.’ It was a whole evening of Kool SBC53-A. The Amana did ex­ compound church and married McCormick. Thirteen models recently tested by most energy-efficient. The Panasonic drunkard living with Julia Wainwright, an attorney scenes and I did a scene from ’Network.’ Despite its name, the so-called tremely well under adverse condi­ 11 Playwright Clif­ "It looks as though Sarah knows who the Consumer Reports ranged from 5,000 was the least energy-efficient and was 22 Suspicious played by Nancy Grahn. Nancy knew a few signs and said that during energy-saver feature on many models tions, and the Emerson cooled the test ford 27 Diminutive suf­ 40 Fathers killer is," said Frelich. "That’s the way the to 5,500 Btu/hr. That’s the typical size difficult to install safely, but it 24 Unseals ’’All the actors I work with are learning to the writers strike the actors were submitting room the most consistently and 19 Athletic fix 43 Actor _ O'Neal story seems to be going. Sarah is very for small bedroom air conditioners in is not likely to save you much money. operated'more quietly than most. 26 Racecourse read and do signs,” she said. ’ ’Nancy knew ideas. evenly. Both were among the quieter 28 Chew 44 Mrs. Charles confused, with two conflicting personalities. many parts of the country. Normally an air conditioner’s fan To ensure that your air conditioner (suff.) buildings some signs so our scenes are comfortable and ” We sat down and made up a story for us. runs constantly while its compressor machines on their Low Cool setting. 20 Mute for a 33 Species groups Chaplin It’s a complicated part and it’s difficult to operates efficiently, keep the air filter 28 False 34 _ Hemingway easy. Nancy took it to the producers and said she know who she is." Before buying a unit, check the The average price of the Amana was 45 Snooty person cycles on and off to maintain the clean. It’s the most important part of appearance trumpet 36 Epic poem ’’The way we work is that the other actors had this terrific idea and that they should put model’s label for its Energy Effi­ thermostat setting. The energy saver $305; the Emerson, $269. But shop 48 Numbers Frelich became interested in acting while a maintenance. Check it every two 29 Explosive 23 Deteriorated 37 Western state (abbr.) read my signs and voice my thoughts. Last me on the show. But what they did was cast student at Gallaudet College, a school for the ciency Ratio. The higher the EER, the conserves electricity by turning the around; prices vary widely. weeks or so, and wash or vacuum it as (abbr.) 25 Plaza 38 Gas 50 Electrical unit week we got a call from a viewer who said the me as Sister Sarah. She had previously been hearing-impaired in Washington, D.C. She less electricity the air conditioner fan off whenever the comnressor You may find especially good buys needed. A P photo 30 Firearm sign language was not accurate. I said, of referred to on the show. They simply made then joined the National Theatre for the Deaf. NO PROSECUTION — Brenda Richie, owners' gp. course, someone who is in stress and is with her deaf. She starred as a deaf playwright in ’’The wife of pop singer Lionel Richie, 31 Make an people learning to read signs will make ” In the show Julia and Sarah become good Hands of the Enemy” at the Mark Tajper edging mistakes. It’s quite realistic. People would friends because Julia has taken over Forum in Los Angeles with Richard Lack of photographer leaves apparently wbn't be prosecuted for 32 Axlike tool also read the signs wrong.” investigation of the murder I’m involved in," Dreyfuss. attacking her husband and beating a 33 Honking birds Dr. Gott young model she found him with in a 35 Dry up Peter Gott, M.D. Beverly Hills, Calif., apartment last 38 Opera T V Tonight composer bad memories for classmates month. 39 Backs of necks 5-30PIVI [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sylvester' dD Barney Miller [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Winga of Eaglea’ dD Nightline (CC) DEAR 41 Dancer Miller (CC| An orphaned Texas teenager Is de­ anger. Sorry, but you are elected. dD Hollywood Squares John Ford’s account of Frank 'Spig' Wead, dD Mala Noche...No ABBY: Last 4 2 ------by any .. termined to turn a raggedy rodeo horse a World War I aviation pioneer who later As a church secretary, I get PEOPLE dE) W orld of Survival (R) (IZ) N e w s (CC), June (1987) I 46 Egg (comb, into a champion jumper Richard Farn­ became a successful screenwriter. John memorial contributions every sworth, Melissa Gilbert, Michael Schoef- [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater (ID Late Show (In Stereo) form) 33 34 Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Dan Dailey went back to fling. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1957 day or so in memory of someone Tyson does cuddle 47 Hammer part [ESPN] SpeedWeek [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Torrington, [M AX] MOVIE: 'Munchies' A Peruvian who has died. Abby, I just 38 [HBO] MOVIE; 'Disorderlies' (CC) [ESPN] Monster Truck Mud Racing Hickman. Nick Charles. D ear A bby 49 Over there archaeological dig uncovers a weird, junk Migraines can Conn., for my received one for $3! The tightwad NEW YORK — His opponent Michael Spinks Three bumbling orderlies are hired by a Spectacular [DIS] MOVIE; 'Golden Girl' A Civil War- 50 Three-banded food-craving alien creature, Harvey Kor- greedy nephew in the hopes that they will 50th high may disagree, but Mike Tyson is cuddly, says 41 man, Charles Stratton 1987.,Rated PG [HBO] MOVIE: 'Jocks' When a major era entertainer falls in love with a Confed­ Abigail Van Buren who sent it will get the same armadillo drive his millionaire uncle to his grave. The school reunion. his wife, Robin Givens. college tennis tournament is held in Las erate spy. Mitzi Gaynor. Dale Robertson, recognition as the person who 51 Approximately 6:00PM dD (D @@ News Fat Boys, Ralph Bellamy. Tony Plana Vegas, the teams have difficulty concen­ Dennis Day. 1951. I live in Au­ 47 48 1 1987. Rated PG be controlled sent $100 yesterday. One cannot The heavyweight champion, who knocked (2 wds.) ® (il) Three's Company trating on their game. Scott Strader. Perry [ESPN] SportsCenter gusta, Ga„and Lang, Mariska Hargitay. 1987. Rated R. buy a decent card for that out Spinks last month in 91 seconds, is “ shy, 52 Year (Sp.) 51 ® T.J. Hooker 8 : 0 q P M C E l D e m o cra tic N a tio n a l C o n ­ [TM C] MOVIE; 'Back to the Beach' A drove 900 miles vention (CC) Coverage of the Democratic [M AX] MOVIE: 0« the Wall' A run-in DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been having migraines — amount, much less a small sometimes insecure, vulnerable and naive,” Qi) Gimme a Break Though living on lier pair of forrper beachniks discover how 53 One of an National Convention, from Atlanta. To­ with the governor's daughter lands two to get there. own, Katie still feels as if she's being times have changed when they return to vomiting, pain, etc. — for 20 years. They usually bouquet of flowers. Givens says in an interview in the Aug. 8 issue 64 night: vice presidential nominations; ac­ men in a Tennessee prison. Paul Sorvino, ancient race hounded by Nell. their old California haunts. Frankie Avalon, come with my menstrual periods. I ’m now 42. Classmates came from Califor­ was lost forever. Should we refuse to accept of US magazine. ceptance speeches (3 hrs.) Rosanna Arquette. Patrick Cassidy. 1987. Annette Funicello, Connie Stevens 1987 54 Rodents Q?) Rockford Files Rated R. Because of fibrous tumors. I ’ve started having nia, Texas, Oregon, Utah and What a letdown! Everyone I memorial contributions for less ® MOVIE: 'Two Mules for Sister Sara' Rated PG. “ I mean, he’s a baby, he’s cuddly,” said the 55 Snatch (C )l9 8 e by NEA, Inc heavy bleeding with my periods and my doctor has heaven knows where else. Outofa spoke to felt the same way I did. than $15? Is there some way we @0j B a rn ey M ille r After rescuing a nun from an attack by 10:00PM SD ® ® News [USA] Airwolf Part 2 of 2 actress who married Tyson in February. three men, a man and the nun join fo rces to class of 300, 153 classmates We all knew that our chances of d D N e w s (Live) (3D Police Story suggested a hysterectomy. Estrogen causes an could get the family of the Since the surprise wedding, Givens and her help the Mexican Juanstas in their attempt 11:35PM S) Greater Hartford Open showed up. ever getting together again like Doctor Who: The Sensorites Pari 2 to overthrow Emperor Maxmillian's gov­ (ID Morton Downey Jr. H ig h lig h ts increase in the frequency and duration of the deceased know that Mrs. Tight­ mother, Ruth Roper, have been accused of of 4. migraines. I’ve read that artificial onset of It would have been a perfect that were nil. wad sent us $3 and Mr. Generous ernment, Clint Eastwood, Shirley Ma­ dD Mystery!: Return of Sherlock 11:45PM® N ig h tlin e (CC). reunion, except for one thing — causing a rift between the champion and his Charlie's Angels claine. 1970 Holm es (CC) Evidence gathered at a mur­ menopause can also cause more headaches. Can The thrust of this letter is to sent $100? Would it be totally Magnum, P.l. manager. Bill Cayton. The Cayton-Tyson Q u in c y i ® (3D Divided W e Stand (CC) Drama der scene leads Holm es to suspect a crim e 11:50PM CID you suggest a way out of my dilemma? there was no class picture! When advise all future 50th anniversary inappropriate to mention the CELEBRITY CIPHER of passion despite the bereaved widow's dispute is now in court. Celebrity Cipher cryplogrems are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. N o tic ia s The trauma of divorce is shown through 12:00AM (3D s t a r T rek I asked the chairman of the class reunion committees to be the eyes of an 11 -year-old bo y w hose cu s­ detailed description of her husband's killer. amount in the acknowledgement Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's duo: H equals M (3D Silent Tragedy reunion where the photographer sure this doesn’t happen to you. It “ We’ve been criticized in every single way (5^ M a c N e il/L e h re r N e w sh o u r tody is shared by his parents (60 min.) (60 min.) (R) DEAR READER: Some migraine headaches I mall to the family of the ® So a p was, he told me. “ There isn’t left a terrible taste in many for being exactly what we are, which is a [CNN] Democratic National Conven­ (11) Cheers Part 2 of 2. © Noticiero Univision appear to be estrogen-sensitive. However, this deceased? 'KN'J DOZDXJ LDJKLS MC tio n [CNN] Newsnight going to be any.” I couldn’t mouths. I need some of your ingenuity. family,” Givens said. (TD M O V IE ; 'T h e H o te l N e w H a m p sh ire ' dE) Upstairs, Downstairs should not be a reason for you to refuse a [DIS] MOVIE: 'Peter No-Tail' Animated An unconventional family traveling both [ESPN ] Auto Racirtg; American Racing believe I had heard correctly, Despite her upscale upbringing and Tyson’s TLOKLGL NADP NC ILPX. A tailless Swedish cat's journey to the big [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Midget hysterectomy if there are valid medical indications LUVERNE PHILLIPS SLOW BURN IN TEXAS sides of the Atlantic has some bizarre ad­ Cars, from Indianapolis. (90 min.) (Live) Series, from Toronto. (60 min.) (Taped) but, Abby, I had! I was furious Bronx background, “ we’ve been like the city is complicated by a gang of bullies ventures Jodie Foster. Beau Bridges. Rob for surgery. HINSON MOVIE; 'Assassination' A Se­ [HBO] Confessions of an Voices of Ken Berry, Dom DcLuisc. Ri Low e 1984 [TM C] 12:05AM To begin with, you need not take hormones after a and demanded to know why not. DEAR SLOW BURN: Neither Three Musketeers and (Tyson) fit perfectly CES HKPIJ DSL PDNESDOOX chard Kline. 1982. Rated NR cret Service agent tries to get to the bot­ Undercover Cop: America Undercovar He chuckled and said, "One of the you nor I know how much the next into that,” she said. “ Michael’s never had a (2D V: T h e F in a l B a ttle Ham (Michael Iron­ tom of an apparent plot to assassinate the (CC) A documentary exploring an under­ hysterectomy; they are not absolutely necessary in DEAR LUVERNE: The deci­ [ESPN] SportsLook side) confronts Donovan (Marc Singer) committee members pointed out family, just never.” DVVKSHDNKGL.' — WCAP first lady. Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland. Ste­ cover police officer's infiltration into the all women. Second, if your doctor wishes you to take sion concerning a group picture person can afford to give. The [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' Affectionate about the rescue of a captive, Donovan phen Elliott. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In mob. estrogen, the type and dose can be altered to the fact that while the grads were fact that a memorial contribution send-up of the popular TV series features surrenders in order to save his son, and Stereo) for a SOth high school reunion Joe Friday's nephew on the trail of a Robin (Blair Tekfin) gives birth to the 1 2:1 5AM [M AX] MOVIE: Revenge having their class picture taken, TESSCEQAJ. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents minimize the frequency aiid duration of your should not have been made by two was made is important — the power-hungry evangelist. Dan Aykroyd, "child” fathered by one of the alien invad­ of the Nerds' (CC) College freshmen, tired their spouses would be bored PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "If you're married to an actress and your wife Is migraines. Third, prophylactic treatment of people who would deprive an amount is not. Contributions in Jackson donates funds Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer 1987. ers. (2 hrs.) 1 0 :3 0 P M (3) INN News of being humiliated by the campus jocks, standing around and doing no­ getting all the calls, it's very hard on the ego" — Richard Benjamin. Rated PG-13. form their own fraternity, which eventually migraine, using drugs such as beta-blockers, often entire class of a memorable any amount are acceptable, and (5_D 3® Cosby Show (CC) Rudy plays her (M) Hogan's Heroes leads to a confrontation between the two [USA] Cartoons prevents the headaches from occurring. thing, so we decided to skip the it’s not our place to label the LONDON — American pop star Michael parents against one another; Cliff tries to dD Three's Company groups. Robert Carradine, Anthony Ed­ sourvenir. And for such a fatuous get the sanitation department to take away picture.” (3D C B S N e w s (CCI wards, Bernie Casey. 1984. Rated R. I suggest that you seek a consultation with a reason. My typewriter is tightwads and the generous. Jackson chatted with rapt youngsters at 6:30PM his old water heater (R) (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hamburger: The Mo­ neurologist, a specialist in nerve disorders and I argued, pleaded, begged and London’s Hospital for Sick Children and ® W KRP in Cincinnati tion Picture' (CC) A young man needs a 1 2:30AM CE) a h in the Family smoking! Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ degree to gain his inheritance, so he opts even offered him a check for ® ABC News (CC) teau S ) The Street A stubborn old storekee­ headaches. Working with your gynecologist, the DEAR ABBY: I just read your donated money to a fund to finance the to study food franchising at Busterburger per tells Scolari and Peluso that a disposal neurologist may be able to hit on a plan that will $1,000 to hire a photographer that response to “ Offended in Lake o r Jeffersons (3D MOVIE; 'On the Waterfront' Only University. Leigh McCloskey, Dick Butkus. construction of a new building to rehouse the \ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME plant is incinerating human bodies. (In very night. Well, I was turned DEAR ABBY: Well, it hap­ d^ Too Close for Comfort one man musters up enough courage to 1986. Rated R. solve your dilemma and, at the same time, allow Charles, La.” who criticized you facility. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Stereo) down, and the golden opportunity challenge a powerful mob leader who [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Survivors' Two you to undergo whatever gynecological treatment pened again, and I must vent my for having put down the U.S. § N B C N e w s (CC) @ (S) Late Night With David Letter- “ His visit clearly meant a lot to them and to holds the dock workers of New York City neurotic victims of the economic crunch Unscramble these four Jumbles, (S) Nightly Business Report in an iron grip. Winner of eight Academy m an (R) (In Stereo) you need. For example, by using beta-blockers and Postal Service because it took a the parents who were there,” hospital one letter to each square, to form become entangled in a predicament that Awards, including Best Picture. Marlon sequential hormone therapy, you may be able to letter three and a half years to get spokeswoman Jenny Uprichard said four ordinary words. dD Noticiero Univision alters the course of their lives. Robin W il­ ® Rat Patrol Brando, Eva Marie Saint, Rod Steiger. liams, Walter Matthau, Jerry Reed. 1983. avoid the headaches and the surgery altogether. from Lynn, Mass., to Los dD Love Connection 1954 The Street A stubborn old storekee­ Data Bank Wednesday. Rated R. per tells Scolari and Peluso that a disposal Angeles. [ESPN ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay DEAR DR. GOTT: I ’m 70 and have had a dull ache “ There was a great shout of excitement NISEG (MD El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents plant is incinerating human bodies. (R) (In Well, I just read in the Daily Johnstone. at the base of my skull for several weeks. It’s hard to when he arrived with his party in two large @ T h is O ld H o u se (CC). (R) Stereo) 7:00PM (3D E n te rta in m e n t T o n ig h t In­ 11:00PM ® ® (3D News hold my head up because of the pain. I also have pain Evening Item (Lynn, Mass.) that □z (61) MOVIE: 'Hang 'Em High' A western ® Newlywad Gama black cars. Parents and children sitting on terview: actor Robert Duvall. (In Stereo) ® T a xi along the jawline and ears, dizziness that causes me it took a valentine 45 years to get tough guy swears vengence on the men ^D PELICULA; 'La FamiMa Hippie' Palito from Boise, Idaho, to East Haven, balconies around the wards recognized him rsD N e w s w ho tity to lynch him. Clint Eastw ood, Inger ® Benny Hill Ortega. Elina Colmar. 1971 to stagger, and blurred vision. What really bothers REMODELING AMERICA Stevens. Ed Begley. 1968. Conn.! straight away,” she said. UNAFA ® d D W h e e l o f Fo rtu n e (CC). (3D i n n N e w s dD Gene Scott me is that I feel so much anger, almost [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents: For the past several years the amount of money Americans spent on Wearing a black leather outfit, Jackson, 29, (® Barney Miller (3D Mission Impossible [USA] Edge of Night Can anybody top that? From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the uncontrollable rages. What’s happening to me? (iD Cheers Part 1 of 2 remodeling their homes has steadily increased spent 70 minutes touring wards, including the World of Tomorrow A look at the plan­ ® The Street A stubborn old storekee­ VICKI SCROGGS, per tells Scolari and Peluso that a disposal 12:40AM I^ M OVIE: 'Snowballing* DEAR READER: You seem to be describing hospital’s plastic surgery unit. (3D K oja k ning, design, manufacture and installation A financial scam threatens a high-school LYNN, MASS. of a major attraction that was added to plant is incinerating human bodies. (R) (In muscle-contraction pain; this consists of headache She said Jackson made a six-figure donation do) M*A*S-H Stereo) class' carefree week at a ski reson. Alan SIMDAL AN AN(5LER E/THEI? Disneyland. (60 min.) Sues, P R. Paul, Mary McDonough. 1984 and other symptoms that are caused by muscle dD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ( ^ N e w s (Live) DEAR VICKI: I doubt it. to the Wishing Well fund, which she said is HA6 FI6H LYIM© [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA Northern (R) d D M O V IE : 'Q B VII* Film adapiaion of spasms in the neck, shoulder and head areas. Anger Nationals, from Milan. Mich. (60 min.) dD This Old House (CC) (R) Readers? raising about $51 million for a new building to : t ] A B O U T H IM O f? Leon Uris' best-selling novel about a is a common cause of muscle contractions. (Taped) rehouse the hospital. She refused to say how H E '6 T H I S . Poland-born Jew who brings a libel suit (^ Crook and Chase Therefore, your'’physical complaints could well be against a best-selling American author. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Jeremiah Johnson' A ® M *A « S *H much Jackson donated. 19th-century adventurer abandons civiliza­ helped by addressing the root of your rage. YIBOSH Anthony Hopkins. Ben Ga2zara, Leslie Ca­ dD Am erica Temas: La Ley del control de Most teen-agers do not know Now arrange the circled letters to ron. 1974. Part 2. tion for life in the Rocky Mountain wilder­ I suggest that you have a medical examination (to ^ — form the surprise answer, as sug­ ness. Robert Bedford, Will Geer, Stefan Armas en la Florida; El periodico La Opi­ the facts about drugs, AIDS, how dD GHO Highlights: First Round nion. gested by the above cartoon. Gierasch. 1972. Rated PG. make sure you are physically OK) and ask the to prevent unwanted pregnancy doctor to refer you for counseling. By working Family Ties [USA] MOVIE; 'Porky's Revenge' A dZ) Convention Night in Review Paul and how to handle the pain of Pee-wee given sidewalk star ’YT dD Win. Lose or Draw group of Florida high school students Duke moderates a review of events at the through the basis of your emotional discomfort, you Answer here: T" ABOUT Democratic National Convention. growing up. It’s all in Abby’s new, X dD Primavera matches wits with the proprietor of a loca may experience much relief from your pain and LOS ANGELES — Pee-wee Herman, the (Answers tomorrow) brothel. Dan Monahan. Wyatt Knight (ID Love Connection updated, expanded booklet, (5?) N ig h tly B u s in e s s R epo rt Tony Ganios. 1985. dizziness. bow-tied comic whose bizarre antics on Jumbles: CRACK SORRY FALTER PETITE [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet “ What Every Teen Should N o w ." Yesterday's ®i) Star Trek Of course, muscle-contraction pain can be Saturday morning TV entertained a 8:30PM (33) Major League Baseball; [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents To order, send your name and Answer: Must have been a big wheel In the amuse- [ESPN] SportsCenter associated with many illnesses, such as hyperten­ generation of youngsters, has been given a ment business—-FERRU FERRIS New York Yankees at Kansas City Roy­ address, clearly printed, plus [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ratboy' (CC) A selfish a ls (2 hrs., 3 0 min.) (Live) 1 1 :3 0 P M ® To Be Announced. jfcracter sion and muscle disorders. Therefore, your visit to sidewalk star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. ® GHO Special check or money order for IS.SO ($4 young woman attempts to exploit an unu­ (22) ^ Heart and Soul Premiere Co­ the doctor would serve two purposes; evaluation of sually deformed young boy. Sondra Locke, Dickena, Neut England and in Canada) to: D ear Abby’s Teen Herman, whose real name is Paul Reubens, Now b ic k In stock. Jumblo Book No. M li ovolloWo lof M .M . wjleh medy. Rock singer Morris Day ("Purple ® ® Morton Downey Jr. potentially treatable physical ailments plus the •ltd hw idllng. Irom Jumbto, ete thU nowip»|>#f, P.O. Boz 4»M . FU Robert Townsend, Gerrit Graham. 1986. Rain") stars as the head of a fledgling re­ Alpine Villagea and Acceuoriei. Source U n ite d Sta tes D epa rtm en t of C o m m erce Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount unveiled the star Wednesday with a giggle and Ineludo yournomo. •ddroto and zip eod« •nd m»k# your chock poyabi* to Ntwepoporbookt. (3D Honeymooners Rated PG-13. cording company. (In Stereo) opportunity to obtain psychological support, if Morris, III 610M. Postage and received a rousing cheer from 400 fans on (^ Night Heat An elderly Jewish man is Byert Choice Carolert [USA] Airwolf The Airwolf team must ^ Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) indicated. Conntcticut Society of Certified Public Accountents handling are included. Hollywood Boulevard. rescue Caitlin and her former sorority sis­ suspected of killing the leader of a white supremacist organization. (70 min.) (R) Summer Hours " I want to thank everybody I stepped on to ters from kidnappers. (60 min.) 9:00PM ® ^ ® Denwcratic National Convention ICC) Coverage of (^ ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) Fri.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 11-5 get to the top, now they can walk on me,” the 7:30PM ® PM Magazine Featured; the Democratic National Convention, from dD Convention Night in Review Paul 295 Wen Street ■ Bolton, C T Hollywood's bizarre fashions; an herbal Atlanta. Tonight; vice presidential nomina­ entertainer said. beauty potion made in Indonesia. Duke moderates a review of events at the

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______"R(2^r/D5 CHAT" KIT ‘N’ CAR LYLE by Larry Wright

...This riM^e,urs Y\JC « RlTTEH OUiNCR'S HMU»oo|C The Mafia is very hard to beat, very hartf P O T A RBAC P/NH£a V CHMPOEK'ifi lOWilt eatinj v t. By Mort Rosenblum it-e cream cohe in -Liit pne*ence cA IN THE OV/AL OFFICE The Associated Press ’’''.‘I™ ‘"."'ove against politicians. a Lrbten, never 1 oofe. auiay. Trials alone are not enough " By "the Mafia,” Italians mean One public hospital spent enor­ says Giusto Sciacchitano, a senior about 30 Sicilian "families,” mous sums for spoiled food from PI PALERMO, Italy — The Sic­ Giuseppe Graesi, director of the Anti-Crime linked in crime not blood, whose prosecutor, interviewed in the a Mafia-run catering service ilian Mafia, far from beaten by concrete bunker where a team of Department of Italy’s national police force, worldwide income makes up after its kitchen was destroyed mass arrests, is diversifying its magistrates piece together evi­ perhaps 1 to 2 percent of Italy’s mysteriously, he said. drug operations and reverting to contends that with uncounted billions of dollars dence for continuing “ maxi­ gross national product. In the 1970s, after the French lucrative extortion and kidnap­ trials.” in drug revenue, with sanctuaries provided by Thousands of men sworn to Connection was severed in Mar­ ping, Italian officials say. Under new laws, Italian author­ Latin Am erican governments, the Mafia no silence by the code of “ omerta” seille, the Sicilian Mafia hired Pressure ontheMaflahascutits ities have seized $200 million in supervise couriers, bag men, Lebanese chemists and took over share of the American heroin suspect earnings since 1982. In longer needs political protection. informers and enforcers. Grassi the business. Vast new revenues market from one-third down to December, 338 M afiosi were given estimates as many as 50,000 m a d e the Mafia a major barely 10 percent, U.S, officials 2,665 years of sentences after the people m igh tb e involved in M afia multinational. beat, very hard.” say, but sales have been chan­ first maxi-trial. counted billions of dollars in drug operations. Sleek, ruthlessly ambitious neled instead to Western Europe. After the maxi-trial verdicts PEANUTS by Charles M. Schuli In April, a joint U.S.-Italian revenue, with sanctuaries pro­ Sicilian patriarchs hold tight young men began replacing folk- w ere delivered, hit men on a Mafia wholesalers are pushing operation disrupted the Pizza vided by Latin American govern­ sw ay o v e r fam ily branches in the loric dons in baggy pants. The cocaine into new European motorscooter murdered Giu­ Connection, which markets Mafia ments, the Mafia no longer needs United States and Latin America, title ’’Honorable Society” lost h e r e's a list of A ll the seppe Insalaco, a former Palermo I hate TO TELL markets. They exchange heroin heroin in America. Police ar­ political protection. rarely trusting home-grown meanipg for Sicilians who once PEST ANPTHE WORST JOBS mayor who fought corruption, as TOO THIS... 7 *1 directly for Colombian cocaine rested Emanuele Adamita, a Authorities have arrested 4,100 mobs which often go under the condoned it. "I can save the jumper. I work for the circus!” he sat at the wheel of his car in eliminating the cash transfers fugitive Sicilian drug lord, and 101 suspected Mafiosi since 1982, he generic label of Mafia. By some estimates, their drug rush-hour traffic. that m ake them vulnerable. others. said. “ But they can replace them The U.S. Drug Enforcement turnover reached $10 billion a O ItMbyNfA. Inc In Italy, prosecutors cannot A defector has implicated two But public fear, official corrup­ overnight in Sicily, with all its Agency officers discovered that year at its peak. In the late 1970s, plea bargain, nor can police THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr recent Cabinet ministers.echoing tion, lack of evidence, foreign unemployment and poverty,” he heroin networks were compart­ Mafia killers began striking back infiltrate. The law requires that others’ statements that senior refuges and Italy’s legal system added. mentalized so that couriers only at the state. all crimes be punished, even when M political figures protect the Ma­ were ail obstacles, Sciacchitano For many Sicilians, going after knew their immediate controller. In 1982, Carlo Alberto Dalla committed by undercover offic­ fia, but police say they have no says. “ The Mafia is very hard to the M afia is tantamount to trying Families made sure that key Chiesa, a popular police general ers or state's witnesses as part of to suppress the weather. people do not talk. who had fought the Red Brigades, an investigation. "Hah,” snorted an entrfepre- ” We found that every time we was sent to Palermo to quell the 7 - zi 0 1966 Untied Fcalutc SytulicatP Inc A Ntwipapcr In EduciUan Program Italy is ill-equipped to protect neur named Napoli when asked if got up to a certain level, we had a Mafia. He and his wife were K K P O m SpoKMiad by The Q uiz informers and their families from . the Mafia had been weakened. He homicide on our hands,” one murdered in a spray of bullets. HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne The Manchester Herald Mafia vengeance. TommasoBus- drove his questioner by the leafy senior agent said. Hours earlier, Dalla Chiesa had GAtAE cetta, the Mafia boss-informer piazza where Joe Petrosino, a The drug traffic brought deep complained to a diplomat that m . PRESERVE behind the first maxi-trials, took New York detective, wias mur­ changes to the Mafia which had Rom e had not delivered promised COfJ&ZATULATloN&, LUCKY EPPIE! Yo U'^E Woridscope (10 p d n ti for each question answered correctly) refuge in the United States. JUST EEEN R20M0TEP To VICE PRESlPENT dered in 1902. evolved slowly from its roots in support. At the funeral, his Buscetta helped convict Vito Petrosino, who was investigat­ feudal Sicily, where it once daughter Rita, a television jour­ ^ IN CNAP&E OF NEVV AMRKET Ciancimino, ex-mayor of Pa­ defended rural landowners. I PESEARCN ANP ANALYSIS J & ing the Mafia, was shot with a nalist in Rome, returned flowers lermo, but Sciacchitano said sawed-off shotgun known as a The M afia has specialized in to officials she suspected were s \ politicians w ere difficult to put on lupara. Modern versions, subma­ construction but kept a hammer- CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casals implicated. trial. A parliamentary committee ------chine guns, more recently killed lock on Sicily’s economy. Shop­ " I don’t know if the M afia is V linked Ciancim ino to the M afia in aO^ FLOIP, WHAT ARE THIS IS NO TIME TO an average of one person a day in keepers pay a “ pizzo,” a pre­ weaker now, but people are no WHO ARE VDUR YOU POIN&, BE PLAYING WITH 1976. Palerm o. mium against petty criminals or longer afraid to say its name,” FRIENPS-? G O L P IE R ? YOUR JEWELRY. “ The M afia has alw ays been at Italian and U.S. authorities untoward accidents. Public servi­ she said in a recent interview. TH IS IS A the edges of power,” says Attilio REP ALERT. agreed that Mafia families had ces must contend with Mafia for In 1982, the La Torre Law, Boizoni, a journalist who was made a strategic retreat to labor and services. named after a murdered legisla­ arrested recently after reporting regroup, not only reorganizing Palermo is the last major tor, made Mafia membership on an informer'seonfession which their drug operations but also European city to dig itself out illegal and allowed property THE PHANTOM by L«« Falk A 8y Barry named two ministers. He was held concentrating more on extortion from World War II; its old port is seizures. Since then, a growing six days, then released. and ransom. pocked with crumbling buildings “ anti-M afia” is speaking out. \Atrhua. 'IT O e S fS &X3L£9^, U.S. authorities say privately Such venerable dons as Michele and gaping empty spaces. Many young Sicilians say they that although Italy has scored Greco and Luciano Liggio, con­ Mayor Leoluca Orlando, are tired of seeing their province a IS important victories, little will victed in the maxi-trial, live staunchly anti-Mafia, fears con­ T 7-2/ paralyzed by fearandstagnation. 1 T he rem ains o f th e P ip e r A lp h a oM rig c o n tin u e d to flare u p lo n g change if public officials close to lavishly in prison, with servants tracts awarded to local compan­ Rita Costa, widow of a crusad­ after the structure was destroyed in a recent explosion that claimed the M afia w ere not rooted out. bringing them champagne meals ies will enrich criminals. In the ing magistrate murdered in 1980, more than 160 lives. The accident disrupted the source of about a Apart from outright graft, from Palerm o’s finest past, reconstruction was stalled has since become a regional ^ ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson fifth of the crude oil produced by (CHOOSE ONE: Orctdontal, diplomats say. some politicians restaurants. because so much money was legislator dedicated to the anti- Texaco), the rig's owner. court the vital Sicilian vote by “ These guys can run a drug stolen. M afia. going easy on the issue. T l HOPE WUR B05IME.55'' WE'LL MI55 YOU, ^ DOM'T FORGET 1b 0 R im operation from inside prison just In the city of Catania, an ” We can fight them only by Italian authorities are divided as well as they can outside,” a American-trained doctor said, L TRIP GOES WEU MOM.' BUT DOM'T WORRY. y e SOMETHING.' ^ 2 In reaching a $29 billion arms AAatchwords mobilizing people, by teaching (9 points for each correct match) on how far the M afia reaches into U.S. drug enforcement officer “ They are in everything. They WEU BEALLI?IGHTHERE' deal with ..I.. recently, Saudi Arabia children about the dangers they the state. Giuseppe Grassi, direc­ observed. decide who is hired and they take said it would obtain a large amount 1-obtain a-quil face,” she says. ” We must say no tor of the Anti-Crime Department Salvatore Riina and Bernardo a cut of what is purchased.” of military equipment and avoid a to the Mafia.” of Italy’s national police force, Provenzano of the dominant battle with Israel’s backers in the 2-resign b-repay BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake said: Corleone family are still loose. U.S. Congress. “We have no evidence. Of 3-successor c-g el Besides, police say, the Mafia is course, there is some official 1 JU6T MOVED HERE IT VUAS M V D O C TO R 'S , HE FELT I NEEDED known as “ la piovra,” the octo­ ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. 3 Nicaragua recently ordered U.S. PROM CALIFDRKIIA SUSSESTION [ A CHANGE IN POLLLTrlON corruption. That is normal.” pus, because it regenerates se­ Ambassador Richard Mellon to 4-compohsale d-total Grassi contends that with un­ vered tentacles. leave, accusing him of (CHOOSE INSURANSMITHS SINCE ONE: encouraging protests by S -ab solule e-next in line anti-government groups, supplying Soliders get treatment in Panama 1914 weapons to the contras.) People & Sports (5 points for each correct answer) WASHINGTON (AP) - Fourof A sixth serviceman, John Mon­ ALLEY OOP by Dsve Grsue 4 A few days after ..l..’s recent 1 Singer Stevie Wonder has lately been the five U.S. servicem en hospital­ roe, an Army specialist assigned 649-5241 resignation, the Reagan Adminis- hinting that he w ill run lor mayor o f.. ?.. in ized following an armed attack on from Fort B ragg, N.C., and THIS IS CLOSE WELL,------HOW CAN THEY ARE EQUIPPED WITH 65 E. Canter Street ENOUGH! NOW I'LL BE..ff THEY DETECT J SENSORS THAT CAN PICK tration picked Pennsylvania's Gov­ 1992. The city’s current mayor is Coleman their van in Honduras are now originally from Spring Lake, WA1CH! . h u m a n o i d BODY HEAT.' ernor ..?.. to be his successor. Young. being treated for their wounds at Mich., was treated for light Manchester, CT. a military hospital in Panama. shrapnel wounds and released the 2 The crew of the U.S.S. Pueblo, which 5 The U.S. government has agreed A Pentagon official said Wed­ day of the attack. was captured by (CHOOSE ONE: North WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoetl to (CHOOSE ONE: apologize formally nesday that one of the servicemen V ietn am , N o rth K orea) 20 years ago w h ile for, compen^ale^e victims of) the has been released from hospital The men were attacked early o n a spy m ission, re c e n tly h e ld a re u n io n accident in which a Navy warship care and the others now at the Sunday morning as they drove in San Diego. shot down an Iranian airliner, killing Gorgas U.S. A rm y Hospital in their leased van out of the parking lot of the Confetti discotheque in "WWAT OO 290 people. 3 The baseball season reached its m idpoint Panama are considered in good condition. San Pedro Sula, Wood said. ■ytJueAV, MOM- last week with the annual All-Slar Came. NEED SOME EXTRA TH E PRICE Going into last week’s contest, the A RIGHT. •' (CHOOSE ONE: American, National) SPENDING MONEY!! Nev^name League had won 22 of the last 25 All-Slar DEHUMIDIFIER SALE THE BORN LOSER by Art Saniom (1S points for correct Gam es. answer or answers) 4 Soviet athlete Sergei Bubka improved 'lH|SAAU5TBeC?UITE ATCeAT^ Q. R1PIM6IM A R0LL6, -[HAT 16^ I recently removed 4 Hours Only Newspaper routes available in your area... IFltXJMEAM.RiPIMfe IMTHE the world record for the nfnth time my country's Presi­ FRONT 6eAT,YES. recently, and the second time in less than dent and ripped up 8 am 7//12 noon 0 19 6 B K>r«« Synd* Irn Wu>kl rights rasarved llloe>f~ a m onth. the constitution, say­ a-discus b-pole vault c-long jump Arnott Rd...... all Charter Oak St...... 141-348 ing democracy can't Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 Gardner St...... ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook JUL Y 22nd ONL Y 3-66 work when most 5 15-year-otd Phoebe M ills Is one of five East Middle Tpk. ... 604-674«» Gardner St. Weat...... all p e o p le liv e in abso­ Bela Karolyi students to place in the top Vfe’re sorry, but i t I'VE NEVER HAD A CoMPVTER. Highland St. Dear Contribuh?r, lute poverty. Who nine among U.S. women gymnasts. Karolyi 25 Pt. - 7 Only - Edison / Sahara GE Anderson St...... all (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 Thank, you for letting does not auli Pur REJECT (VW 60FTNARE iN QOlTa am I a n d w h at is my co a ch e d ..?.. to a g o ld m edal in the 1984 Bigelow St...... all Sycamore Lane...... all U515 see your material. present needs. . THIS WAV. co un try? Olympics in Los Angeles. 34 Pt. - 1 Only - Edison / Sahara GE Liberty St...... all YOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points -♦TOP SCORE! Lllley St...... all r \ ! 81 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — Good. 61 to 70 points -- Fair. 42 Pt. - 1 Only - Edison / Sahara GE Main St...... 399-494 Lakewood Circle...... all c Knowledse Unlimited, Inc. 718-88 ______Summit St...... 1-70 Bunce...... all 8hSP 37 Pt. - 1 Only - Crosley Wadsworth St...... all Nike Circle...... all FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thsvss ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ Huntington ..... t...... all Hlllcrest...... all uoiiaii non » 150 » » - * 175®® - * 199®® !q-, !|,uoi|rN-l !m i o x MHON-Z !|'OJ|aa-l 'SXBOdS V t ld O J d HIghwood Dr...... all P-S Iq-V !a-£ 'SaMOMHDlVW First Come — First Served East Center St...... 408-608 K. !I!»H '4qduirN I'U’ H :]|4!VNSM3N Qolway St...... all |0 ,ui|P!« aqi a|rsuaduio]-s iqSjnquJoqi Kerry St...... all Alton St. South...... all picqaiH ‘asaaiv u|*P3-t isdnojS |uauiuiaAo8-i|ur Aq t|sa|Ojd SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIR North St..... all Hawthorne St. South...... all 8u|8vjnoaua-c !u|r|jig |vajQ-z !|*m*Ppao-l 'W ODSOIMOM Bridge Post Road Plaza ■ Vernon ■ 872-1280 North School St...... 1-84 W. Middle Tpke...... 30-132 (»«.| Alpine St...... all American Legion Dr...... all Flower St...... all Armory St...... all East Middle Tpke. ... 0-162 imn) 1 0 . The case of Haynes St...... all EIro St...... all The winning play, after drawing WE’RE CELEBRATING OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY NORTH Main St...... 285-378 ♦ J 9 4 the mistimed ace trumps, is for declarer to take three WITH CLEARVIEW GLASS CO. Russell St...... all Squire Village...... all ¥ A K J 5 3 rounds of diamonds w ithout cashing WINTHROP by Dick CavalH ♦ A J 4 By James Jacoby the spade ace. He can then get off lead 104 Hilliard Street • Manchester, CT « A 4 with a low spade, keeping the ace in Porter St...... 458-850 West's leap to four clubs propelled his hand. West will be locked in with I SAW VDUR UNCUE ATRAFFIC FOLICEAAAN AN P YOUR UNCLE \NA!S Wyllya St...... 1-90 EAST WEST North-South into a precarious slam. the singleton king and have to give de­ FOR YOU! Lydall St...... 1-73 ♦ K ♦ Q 10 6 5 2 HARUEY THE AAA&ICIAN WAS GilVINGt HIAAA PULUNGt COLOREP SCARVES (203) 649-3049 Part of it was due to confusion. North Parker St...... 356-540 W7 ▼ 82 clarer a sluff and a ruff and his con­ DOW NTOW N TH IS AAORNINGr. TICKET... OL1TOFHI6 EAR. ♦ 9 7 3 ♦ 10 8 8 2 meant his five-club cue-bid as simply tract. This line of play also prevails WHAT HAVE Residential Auto Commercial Rachel Rd...... all Woodbridga St...... 287-357 ♦ KQJ98332 ♦ 10 6 showing a club control and slam inter­ when West starts with K-Q or K-10 or Woodbridge St...... 408-489 est. South thought that North might be V-. m i . •NO SWEAT! • Vinyl Replacement Windows Q-10 in the spade suit, and can work GOT TO LOSE? SOUTH asking him to bid another suit, and he even if West begins with 10-z or the NO STRAIN! Meadow La...... all ♦ A87S did have four spades to the ace. Any­ singleton 10 if declarer correctly ana­ • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures Oak Grove St...... all ▼ Q 10 9 6 4 Pilgrim La...... all South Main Condo's...... 441 way they got there, and it was now up lyzes the position. •NO EFFORTI ♦ K Q 5 • Storm Doors • Storm Windows to ^u th to make it. ♦ 7 ONE MACHINE DOES IT ALL! He won dummy’s ace of clubs, James Jacoby’s books ‘Jacoby on • Screen and Storm Window Repairs Vulnerable: Both ruffed a club and drew the trumps in ■ Bridge" and ‘Jacoby on Card Games’ • PASSIVE EXERCISE THAT GET RESULTS! • Dealer: South two rounds. .With no clear indication of (written with his father, the late Os­ Glass For All Purposes the diamond-spade distribution in the wald Jacoby) are now available at * 12 SESSIONS FOR ONLY $55! (A $70 value) East Soath Most Work Done At Your Home. Weft North West hand, declarer now cashed the bookstores. Both are published by !▼ U.B. ACRES byJlmDavla ace of spades. His hope was that West Pharos Books. BODYWRAP SPECIALI3 FOR $85 (A $120 value) « ♦ S 4 Pass 5 0 would hold K-z or Q-z and not be o ff % OFF Pass SV Pass Pass experience the superior body contouring system proven 50% 50 Pass shrewd enough to unblock the suit. He Installation With Installation With 3 now played three rounds of diamonds in Europe for more than 20 yeare. Th^oW rap New Storm Door or More Storm Windows Opening lead: 4 K ending in his band and ezited with a The Republic of Malawi is located delivers penetrating heat into fat tissue, increasing low spade. When West showed out, in southeast Africa and is the size of metabolism. East took the setting tricks with the Q- the state of Pennsylvania. OFF CALL FOR AN .00 FIT N FIR M any Screen or Storm Window Repair 869 Sullivan Ave. APPOINTMENT South Windsor, CT TODAY! Q 06074 PEOPLE WHO k n o w SPECIALS EXPIRE 8/15«8 know there's ecertain magic 1 1 1 8 ^ # w w m m m I S , 644-5752 about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 Z2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. 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I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HDME8 HDME8 H0ME8 The best: California? New York? I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED F0R8ALE FDR8ALE FDR DALE ANAGEMERTTYaT Newport mapping f u l l Time truck driver nee. Growing whole­ SMALL Community SUPER Family homel CHARMING Older Colon­ to do pick up and DISHWASHERS. Even' OFF To Grandmother's By Joel Stashenko Thorne recalled, finding it hard to sale supply chain Mental Health Clinic In Ingt for small restau­ $179,900. Some owner ial In convenient loca­ house we go I Charm­ and Doua Willis offers many Incentives ELECTRICIANS delivery of appliances. Glastonbury seeks holt financing I Large and tion. Front to bock believe that someone would go to EtocMotl oonlraolort wHh nt- M m e warehouse work, rant. Please telephone ing 6 room Colonial "If you compare us to California, we do better ! to ambitious Indlvldu- paoMd rapulaMon for nodrty time (17'/i hours) Ad­ spacious 8 room Colon­ living room with fire­ The Associated Press sea simply to eyeball a whale. a facelift for Its w.per hour to stori. 644-4745. doted 1879. Quality con­ > ats. Successful appli- so Yam of qualify tprvlod place, bullt-lns and Benefits. Apply in per­ ministrative Assistant ial with 2100 so. ft. 1st struction Ond crafts­ everywhere. They say they have more And Janet Lowry still thinks ttvaughoul ConnaaUout aio with medical secretory WAITRESSES. Expe­ French doors to en­ I cant will Understand son to : AJ Sletfert's, 445 rienced preferred. Full floor family room and 4 manship by the Che­ California and New York, bl- •aaWng to axpand work lorae. experience and good closed and heated computer chip companies. Who cares? I mean, about her first visit to a pizza value of learning our Hartford Rood, Mon- and port time shifts bedrooms. There's ney's. 3 bedrooms, coastal dynamos that generate parlor after moving to New York business from the Immtdlatd optningt for E-2 chester.______organizational skills. even o fireplace In the bock porch. Formal modern both, sun- famous Cliff Walk and 2 yaar appnnSoa / tradt available, coll 649-4011 much of the nation’s intellectual, so what? You took one category, computer ground-up. Begin In Send resume to; Paul living room and a dining room, large bed­ room, great big cozy from her native Los Angeles a few DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 between 6om-3pm. financial and social energy, are < warehouse-delivery aohool gridp, looking for yoir Scollon, CISW, Direc­ woodstove In the fam­ rooms and walk up kitchen with pantry or chips. We have more bowling ball years ago. roundoommarotalpndlndutl- per hour. 7:30-4pm shift tor, Inter-Communtty SECRETARY- ily room. 1 full both and attic with cedar closet. 1st floor laundry. 2-cor far apart in tradition, outlook and By Kimberly M. Shearln ; and go where ever vour “ Whaddya want?” snarled the Rhode Island. It’s a very • ability allows. Contact iW work. Wa oftar ootnpptMvo with overtime. Good Mental Health Clinic, Receptionist to work 2 half baths. Located In Trulyo home of quality garage, vinyl sided. image. manufacturers.” Utagta, ovtrtlma unxk, madF counterman. The Associated Press unique structure,” she said. benefits. Class 11 only. 124 Hebron Ave, Glos- for development com­ 0 great family neigh­ with the warmth of $136,500. Jackson 8i ; Ken at Manchester oal, dantal, Ufa kiaunnca; pan- New and old. L.A. cool and — New York Gov. Mario Cuomo " I ’m thinking,” replied Ms. But the closeness of the Cliff j WInnelsen. 649-4563. Will train. High school tonbury, CT 06033. pany In Manchester. borhood. Anne M iller yesterday. Sentry Real Jackson Real Estate, Manhattan brash. Hollywood tlo n p ltn , vacaUont and hoH- oroduote. Apply In per­ Work duties Include; Real Estate, 647-flOOO.o Estote, 643-4060.O Lowry. NEWPORT, R.I. - After Walk to the mansions has i^ETAIL Assistant Man- diyt. Wa art looking tor hanf LABORERS-for concrete 647-8400.O hipster and Madison Avenue son AAondoy-Frlday, 9- typing, answering “ Next!” the counterman years of wear and vandalism, caused some probiems be­ ager. Rapidly growing ' working paopta who le a k long 3pm. Aero All-Gas foundation work. Be­ phones. 40 hours per ONE Year New I $146,900. CUSTOM designed nine PLEASED As Punchl huckster. nefits Include over­ room three full both becomea mainstay of California’s computer chips.... We have more yelled. a historic path that offers cause portions of it are on i lewelry company In toon amploymanl wKli ■ grow­ Company, 3150 Main week. Pay commensu­ Larger than It looks. 5 You'll lust love the New York and California have motor department ing oompiny. For mort Infor- time. $5 per hour to Raised Ranch set on great layout of this economy. bowling ball manufacturers.” Political consultant David spectacular ocean views and a mansion properties. Street, Hartford, Ct. rate with experience. room Ranch with coun­ store seeking person- rnkUon contad; 278-9910. stort. 742-0066.______lovelV' country sized super Ranch home on long been targets of the nation’s While New York’s metropolitan Rivalries aside, if they were Garth has handled campaigns on Coll 643-9095 for on try kitchen, 3 bed­ lot. White marble fire­ wisecracks. Yet the profound chance to peek at Newport’s The mansion owners have a : nel. Will train the right WILSON PEOPLE to work with Interview. rooms, vinyl siding, Lakewood Circle area is still the largest in the independent countries, California both coasts and saw a clear > person. Retail expe­ WAREHDUS^. Start at place In formal living North. Convenient to influence they exert over Ameri­ famed mansions may some­ right to their privacy, Connell $8.30 per hour. 9:30- adult mentally re­ thermo-windows, country with 18 million inhabit­ would have the sixth richest difference in approach — but keep rience helpful. Good ELECTRICAL CO. tarded populotlpn In 3 room, circular drive highway, shopping, day become a national park. said, and some have com­ 6pm shift with over­ basement. Located In and excellent closet cans’ way of life, finances and ants (including many in New economy in the world and New in mind he’s from New York. salary and benefits. 040-1410 to 4 person ’ group area of newer homes. bonking and of course The fight to revitalize the plained about tourists peering lot time. Good benefits. space ore lust o few of collective consciousness is no Jersey and Connecticut suburbs), York would be about two places California’s political system : Coll 568-1115.______home. Competitive DELIVERY Person and Come take a look. Best the golf course! 2 bed­ joke. centuries-old Cliff Walk has in their windows. Hands-on training. the extras Included rooms, gracious living metropolitan Los Angeles’ esti­ back. produced President Reagan and I CHILD Care position for Pleasant atmosphere. wages, fringe benefits, Coshler/Clerk for mod­ buy In town! Anne with this exceptional sparked the attention of a U.S. training. Full and port Miller Real Estate, 647- room with fireplace, Nearly one-half of those who mated population in 1986 was 13.1 New York’s Wall Street con­ before him Richard Nixon; New The federal legislation to auallfled nannies. $6-S7 CLERICAL- Full time Apply In person ern pharmacy. Full or home. Yolanda Car- per hour. Long term time positions through­ port time. Flexible 8000.O formal dining room, made Forbes magazine’s list of million and growing so fast it senator, the National Park study the path was introduced, clerical position avail­ Mondov-Frldoy, 9- roll. Sentry Real Est­ eot-ln kitchen, full tinues to be the financial nerve York’s produced Theodore and (full/part time, live In out CT. Coll 464-8120, hours. Not the usual 400 richest Americans live in the could have more people than New Service and state and local by Sen. Claiborne Pell, D-R.I., able at our administra­ 3pm. Aero All-Gos ate, 643-4060.n basement, aluminum center of the globe. Franklin Roosevelt, among other or out). Nannies Un- Company, 3150 Main 285-86t2 or 928-OStS. retail store. Profes­ two states. York by early next century. officials. whose home is near the Cliff tive office. Training siding. New price California’s television and mo­ presidents. llmlted 232-7084. provided. Benefits Street, Hartford, Ct. PROFESSIONAL Resto­ sional atmosphere. NEW HOME MANCHESTER. Well Those who make it big in either The ports of Los Angeles and The 3.5-mile public path, Walk. He was approached by Top pay. Apply at once kept Colonial In pictu­ $187,500.Jackson 8, vie industries have long showed And yet the two states’ political I PERSONS to work In available. Apply in per­ 278-9910. ration Company needs Coventry e *178,900 Jockson Real Estate, place — from Ronald Reagan and San Diego have already sur­ which draws 600,000 visitors a Newport City Councilman Ro­ full time production to; Ann or Phormlclst. resque neighborhood. Americans how to walk and talk, systems could hardly be more kitchen preparing food son, 8:30-12:30ond 1 ;30- NURSES and CNA’s. Fam ily ' room could 647-8400.D tax rebel Howard Jarvis to Mario passed the Port of New York and year, has needed a facelift for 4:00, Tuesdoy-Frldoy. assistance. Will train, Liggett Porkode Phar­ 3 Bedrooms, 2 full what to wear and even how to hold different. nald Dick and other residents and other kitchen du­ "Connecticut Job Di­ double for 4th bed­ CREAM Of the Crop I This Cuomo and real estate mogul New Jersey In cargo volume. a long time. Dating back to the ties. Telephone 649- Prague Shoe Com­ must be available week macy, Manchester baths, 2 car garage, their cigarettes. New York’s In California, voters have di­ interested in repairing the rectory For Nurses” days and some Satur­ Porkode. ______room. Formal dining stunning 7plus room Donald Trump — usually end up "W e’re No. 1 ineverythingfrom 1640s, the path sustained se­ 0305. pany, 200 Pitkin Street, provides you with all contemporary floor room. Enormous back­ Raised Ranch on Ver­ Madison Avenue advertising rectly enacted laws creating new structure. East Hartford, Ct. days. Coll between 9- GUIDANCE Counselor. as familiar figures in the rest of peaches to Ph.D.s,” said Califor­ firms have told Americans what regulatory agencies and have rious damage during the 1938 According to Dick, 32 or I ACCOUNTANT Stoff Ac- types of positions 4pm, Mondov-Frldoy. plan, cathedral celling, yard. Easy access to non Street offers tobu- the United States. ' countant needed In NANNY. Core for new oyollablel Free Infor- Grades 3-6. Required nia Gov. George Deukmejian. to buy, and where, and sometimes and 1954 hurricanes. While the 646-6855.______for consideration; skylight, deck and schools and shopping. lous value at $195,0001 used the state’s unusual voter more estates and a hotel- growing business. De­ born In Manchester motlon! Coll 203-344- Move-In condition! Features Include 3 bed­ In economicterms, California is "California is home to more why. confirmation process to oust their walk begins as a smooth EVENING Janitor complete application, landscaping all on a riding the crest of a boom as restaurant line the Cliff Walk. gree and 1-3 years ex­ area home. Full time, 9412, Mondov-Frldoy, Coll today. $166,500. rooms, 2'/3 baths, large engineers, more scientists and New York and California pro­ chief justice and change the concrete pathway, visitors in references. 643-0392. 9-5. needed at once. Must three letters of recom­ super 1.7 acre lot. Call Of those, four are open to the perience preferred. mendation, CT State Realty World, Benoit, kitchen, formal dining America’sgateway tothethriving more Nobel laureates than any ject styles so distinct that many be o willing worker and Frechette Associates, room, gracious living direction of their highest court. some particularly worn areas public and the rest are pri­ Responsibilities In­ FULL and Port time per­ must be able to per­ Certification and col­ after 5:00 PM. Pacific Rim. New York, which state in America." clude: Involvement In 646-7709.g______room, family room Americans are repelled without California’s Proposition 13, have to leap from rock to rock. vately owned. sonnel. First shift, light form duties without su­ lege transcript. Con­ . 742-1579 grew to dominance! as America’s Cuomo reacts defensively, not­ ever visiting either place. Are the cash bookkeeping, manufacturing, will MANCHESTER. Price with fireplace and pushed by Jarvis in 1978, cut local Some walls and part of the Since some tourists don’t CERTIFIED pervision. Good stort­ tact Dr. Robert Lin­ chief port-of-entry from Europe, ing that California’s governor is bank reconciliations froln. Coll 643-2590. coln, Principal, Reduced! This 3 bed­ woodstove. Pretty stereotypesof laid-back Californi­ property taxes in half, chopped $7 walkway are adorned with ing rote. Only willing COVENTRY $145,500. treed vord with hearty is enjoying an upswing itself. himself a New York native. know where the Cliff Walk and collections. Com­ Perhaps you should folk workers need apply. Tolland Middle School. room Cope Cod has full ans and gruff New Yorkers really billion a year out of the local fading graffiti. On one side, a pany benefits availa­ NURSE AIDE Rental Income or In­ plantings and well- But the Empire State is also ” If you compare us to Califor­ true? ends and the back yards begin, to us. Does owning Apply to: Manager, 875-2565. Application in-law studio In bock government tax base, and set off a steep wall of rocks leads ble. Please call for deadline August 8th. law potential. Enloy with private entrance. planned landscape de .struggling to phase out its decay­ nia, we do better everywhere,” On a recent sunny day in West he said, picnics have been vour own business Meadows Manor, a 518 Porkode Bowling the privacy of this sign. Jackson 8i Jack- national tax revolt movement. directly to rocky shores and appointment, MoOdoy without Investing capi­ Lanes. No phone coll EOE. Plenty of storage ing manufacturing industries and said New York’s governor. "They Hollywood, a friend of Jane In New York, where there is no spread on private lawns and - Friday, 8:30-12:30. bed long term health charming 4 bedroom space. Lots of house for son Reol Estate, replace them with the kind of the water below. On the other, tal appeal to you? Does please. Cope with attractive 647-8400.0 say they have more computerchip Thorne told the transplanted New initiative process, only the 211 properties have been Prague Shoe Com­ Influencing people give care facility le pre­ the price! $164,900. high-technology and defense- companies. Whocares? I mean, so sweeping lawrts lead to New­ explored. pany, Administrative sently seeking Certi­ CLERICAL-BIIMng Clerk. yard bordered by stone Reolty World, Benoit, VERNON. See this lovely Yorker he was going whale state legislators vote on such you satisfaction? Hove Salary to $15,000. Small wall and gardens. oriented companies that have what? You took one category. watching. " I said. 'What?’ " port’s historical estates. “ Those are problems that office. 282-9074. you more than overage fied Nurse Aides for IIN8TRUCTIDN Frechette Associates, 9 room custom built issues. friendly office willing Home has olot of char­ 646-7709.D Colonial that otters o In October, the U.S. Senate can be addressed with intelli­ NEED mature responsl- Inlotlve, self discipline permanent and tempo­ to train In billing proce­ acter. Minutes to lake! ble person to care for and stability? Con you TRAIN to be o Diesel large country styled authorized $55,000 to study the gent landscaping of the walk... rary positions: 7am- dures. Good figure ap­ Coll now. Flono Realty EIGHTH District. Gro- kitchen, family room three young children, 2 budget yourself on o Mechanic. / 7 months clous oldie but goodie! possibility of including the 3pm and 3pm-11 pm titude and data entry hands-on program. 646-5200.D with pegged wood ” he said. doys a week In my small starting Income experience needed. 6 large rooms loaded Take time now to fight those fieas Cliff Walk in the National Park But his biggest worry is who home. Must have own of $31,000. annually shifts. Full and part Next doss: August WHY Not spread out? floors, fireplace and Convenient location. with chorm. Excellent bookcase, traditional System. would be liable if someone fell transportation. Call af­ plus bonus while oqulr- time hours available. Exceptional benefits. 29th. Diesel Technol­ Manchester $166,000. condition. Must be ter 4pm. 646-0559. Ing the experience and The starting salary ogy Institute, 105 Pho­ Best buy. This ram­ living room with It’s July and Charles Tracy, a landscape and hurt himself on the walk Coll Ann Ross 659-3511. seen. This Is on excep- corner fireplace, 4 fleas as they bile. It must be given grasses, weeds, frees etc. to add knowledge to earn range is from *6.9t to enix Avenue, Enfield, bling 4 bedroom Ranch tlonol home with 2 cor the good news architect at the National Park now, he said. Business Personnel. CT. 1-800-243-4242. Is situated on on extra large bedrooms, 2’/} with care and only under a to the scratching. Besides the m o re? A p o s itiv e '8.11 per hour with an Fee pold.______garage. $150's. Blan­ is that tick sea­ Service who started the study If the structure became part large beautifully lands­ baths, hardwood floors veterinarian’s supervision. standard anti-allergic medica­ answer to these ques­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ throughout, 1st floor son has peaked in mid-April, said he is focus­ Come Join Us tions would Indicate excellent benefits SECRETARY-Word Pro­ caped lot. Featuring Flea control is not a one or two tions, medicated baths, soothing of the National Park Service, cessor. Great oppor­ tors," We're Selling b illia rd room and and although ing on the natural and histori­ that you should folk to package available. Roal Estate first floor family room, Houses" 646-2482.0 shot treatment — it’s on going. skin preparations are available Dick explained, there would be on Main Street. tunity to loin o most 2 f ul I boths, easy access much more. $329,900. U they’re still ac­ P e t F o r u m cal significanceof the walk. He us. We ore o leading Please apply In persori Dips only last 1 to 2 weeks, from your veterinarian to relieve no question of liability. For W e have an deslrdble company. to highway. Coll for 8. R Realty, 6543-2692.0 tive. there will also plans todevelop a series of agency of the Pruden­ or call; Word processing skills. powder and sprays less than that. these seasonal problems. Diag­ now, however, the structure opening for a 15 tial Financial Services. details. Century 21'Ep­ MANCHESTER MANCHESTER 2 year be lessoning Allan Leventhal, D.V.M. Diana Oliveira Lotus experience pre­ l9lriHDME8 stein Realty, 647-8895.0 Claims of some dip manufactur­ nostic tests by your vet may management alternatives. should be as safe and enjoya­ Many Lawyers, Ac­ old, U8iR 9 room Con- lick activity day collector. MeadDWS manDr ferred. Exceptional be­ >^'iFDR8ALE New Homes temporory, 4 bed­ ers of three week control are reveal underlying conditions pre­ The study should be complete ble as possible, he said. countants, Executives nefits program and In­ Country Living. Coven­ throughout the Clerical and and Soles Representa­ The convenience of Man rooms, large custom­ .questionable. Since fleas only disposing to these conditions. by late September, he said. "This can be done without 333 Bldwill 8L ternal lob posting. try $189,900. Spacious 4 rest of the tives hove discovered rhesler Center — close to ized kitchen. Ideal spend 10 percent of their time on Summertime is also the season Tracy recently asked city turning it into a ritzy-type telephone skills Msnchsstsr Downtown Hartford. All real estate advertised In bedroom Garrison Co­ family room, cathedral summer and that Insurance underw­ Free parking. On bus­ the Manchester Herald Is lonial In desirable Cov­ shopping, library and schools hosts and the rest of their life for increasing ear problems. and state officials what they tourist attraction,” he said. are needed. riting on 0 professional 647-giQI sxl 25 sublect to the Fair Housing celling, living room, fall. iOC line. Salary to $18.5K. entry Hills. Features is now affordable in a format dining room, 3 cycle in the immediate surround­ Although they may occur valued most about the Cliff "You’ve got a perfect site, and Contact basis offers earnings A ct o f 19M, w hich mokes It formal dining room The hot weather is not to the Coll Ann Ross 659-3511. Illegal to advertise any pref­ brand new, energy efficient, baths, fireplace, cen­ battle. The variety of anti flea ing. the latter must be vigorously throughout the year the addition Walk — its proximity to the it’s not being looked after at and satisfaction not Business Personnel. with sliders to deck, anachnids liking. The bad news is Louise Agnes available elsewhere. TEACHER Assistant. Au­ erence, lim itation or discrim­ low maintenance, SINCKK tral olr, situated on preparations is necessary to treated as well. Bedding, pet of warm weather, parasites, mansions or its view of the all.” Fee paid. ination based on race, color, eot-ln kitchen and first large treed lot on o that fleas love this summer combat this insect. Combinations houses, house furniture and car­ To discuss what this gust 30th opening at religion, sex or notional floor family room. A FAMILY HOME at - allergies and less viable skin ocean. He found they were He would not comment on 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 career might offer, you State approved private cul-de-sac street. Ask­ weather and reproduce freely. In are often useful. Care must be peting should be treated. In SUCCESS origin, or on Intention to must to see. Century 21 ing $420,000. U 8. R conditions, (drying) aggravate fond of both. whether admission should be ext. 339 phone Doni of 693-4245 school to assist In MOM puopta go Uwough ■ UtaUm* moke any such preference, Epstein Realty, 647- spile of all our armaments taken to follow recommended use looW t« to r Uio ngta |ob oppoftun- MeKEE PLACE Reolty 643-2692.0 severe cases a commercial exter­ existing ear problems or Initiate "That was almost unanim­ Bquel O pportunity Employer between 9-4pm.______classroom for S/E dis­ limitation or discrimination. against fleas, they persist. To charged to the site, saying he Ryl Oom boWtor looMng ^lr 1h • r . 8895.0 since toxicity may occur in minator may be necessary. new ones. Now is also the time to ous,” he said. "The Cliff Walk WAREHOUSE. We need turbed students, ages W « M r* • S 7 y v ir o ld r m n u fa o lu r- The Herald will not know­ Homes from CLOSE To Cheney Tech. fight them, we have flea repel­ certain individuals or species. All these methods of control are would await the outcome of the 5-7 years. EOE. Send mg oompony wRh • ooNd ground ingly accept any odvertlse- WILLIAMSBURG Colon- Well kept home with be especially vigilant for external provides a variety of walking on enthusiastic, hard Moor oWorlng m #6% roMndon ment w hich Is In violotlo n of •1 7 9 ,9 0 0 lents, insecticides, growth re­ Many pets are sensitive to flea available to fight fleas, so don’t study first. w orking person to resume to: The Com­ rato of quoRflod dM dbuloro. Soli lol. Manchester full rear dormer. Large otitis (inflamation of the outer experiences.” BILLING Clerk. Rapidly wNh no monoy down. OoN Mr. the low. tardants. electronic collars, her­ But a November study con­ stock shelves and fill munity Child Guidance $164,900. New price on rooms with open floor bites and some are allergic to let your pet suffer needlessly. ear) that often accompanies growing local firm U m b ol 1>i00-247.344«. No (n- SOUTHERN New Eng- this spacious well OPEN TUESDAY plan, 3 bedrooms, IVz bal ones and the regular One possibility, he said, is to ducted by the state and the orders. Experience C lin ic S chool, 317 voBtmom opportunRy. them. This sensitivity may cause Your veterinarian is able to make summer skin problems needs experienced Bil­ North Main Street, lond closslfleld ods cored for home In de­ THRU FRIDAY baths. All appliances in.sectical ones. There are pet split the path into different ling Clerk with at least preferred but not ne­ reach nearly 800,000 ■severe itchiness, self multilation, this a flea free summer and fall National Park Service indi­ Monchester, 06040. SECRET AR Y - sirable LydoM Woods. 12noon - 2 pm and remain. Partially fin­ sprays, powders, one spot, “ invi.s- trails for novice and expert 1 year experience. cessary. Coll 649-9626. homes In Connecticut Features 3 bedrooms, 4 pm • 6 pm "hot spots” and predispose to for your companion animals. cated that residents and out-of- Garston Sign Supply, MEDICAL Assistant Manchester. High vls- ished basement. Over­ ible” collars, foams, mists and hikers. Good math and people and Rhode Island. The 1'/2 baths, 1st floor secondary pyoderma (bacterial Flea dermatitis is not the only Allen Leventhal, D.V.M., Is a towners would be willing to 110 Batson D riv e , needed for surgeons Ibllty position In sized garage with elec­ baths and dips. For premises we Secretary of State Kathleen skills. Computer expe­ price for o basic 25 laundry, 1st floor fam­ Dir: Route84-e x it6 0 -Route tricity. Very large, infection of the skin). For tho.se cause of summer skin problems. Bolton veterinarian. If you have a pay admission to the Cliff rience helpful. For ap­ Manchester. office In Manchester. executive office re­ word od Is only $55 and 6 and 44 (Center St.). Travel have sprays, bombs, solutions Connell agrees. Light typing, book­ porting to VP. Self­ ily room, loads of stor­ private lot. Asking very allergic to flea bites, there is Besides the year round antago­ question you’d like to see ans­ Walk. More than 48 percent of pointment call Beverly RECEPTIONIST. Enthu­ will appear In 43 news­ age and attached gar­ east for one mile. Watcli for $144,900. Strono Real and powders. All these give us a "It is, in my view, one of the keeping and patient starter with organiza­ papers. For more In­ a flea vaccine that can desensit­ nists such as food allergies, house wered In the column, write to: Pet those interviewed came from at 649-9626. Garston siastic, hard working tional skills and word age. Century 21 Epstein McKee Place sign on right, Estote, 647-7653.0 fighting chance against this great natural wonders of Sign Supply, 110 Batson Receptionist needed contact. Hours formation coll Classi­ Realty, 647-8895.0 corner of Center and McKee. ize the pet. There is also an oral dusts, wool etc. the summer Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. outside New England. Mondov-Frldoy, 8:30- processing back­ A Picture Perfect Ranch summer plague but it’s a constant medication for dogs that kills Drive, Manchester. tor busy office. Must fied, 643-2711 and ask season brings allergies from Box 591, Manchester 06040. 5:30, 1 hour for lunch. ground. Will excel In for detolls.D______SOUTH Windsor. that Is Immaculate In­ RECEPTIONIST- hove good phone and position. Excellent be­ Derekseth Homes side and out. Light and people skills. If you con Good salary and benef­ $289,000. Immaculate 4 Secretary. Full time its. Please coll In strict nefits. Salary to CUSTOM Built Madison bedroom, V h both Con­ 6 4 6 -1 7 9 9 airy kitchen and flre- for medical office. keep vour head while $19,000. Increase In 3 Colonial by Beaudoin ploced living room. those about you ore confidence to Carol at tem porary In estab­ Typing experience pre- 522-3111.______months. Coll Ann Ross Builders. Features 4 lis h ^ neighborhood of Maintenance tree sid­ ferred. Coll 871-2508. losing thelrs-Coll 649- 659-3511. Business Per- bedrooms, i'h baths GOVERNMENT Homes ing. A special home 9626. G arston Sign FOOD Service Director. fine homes. Offers from $1 (U repair) TRAVEL Agency. East of RHAM Jr-Sr High sonnel. Fee pold. plus fam ily room with large tiled kitchen and that must be seen lo­ Supply, 110 Batson fireplace. Located on delinquent tax proper­ cated In o quiet neigh­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 the river needs assist­ Drive, Monchester. School In Hebron. Min­ MEDICAL Office In Man­ foyer, plus oversized ties and repo's. For ance. Typing and tele­ chester has position private cul-de-sac In deck overlooking pri­ borhood. D.W. Fish INSIDE Soles. One of imum of 3 years of new subdivision. Flono current lists coll 1-800- Realty, 643-1591.0 Notices Lots/Lond fo r Sole ... phone etiquette re­ successful experience available for on expe­ vate yard abutting 232-3457 ext 2340 also Merchandise quired. Will train. New England's fastest Realty 646-5200.n town woodlands. Flono L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 Investment Property Musical Items...... In Food Service Man­ rienced person. Knowl­ open evenings.______BOLTON. New Contem­ Business Property . Cameras and Photo Equipment...... SS Apply to 646-2756. growing sign supply edge of medical Insu­ Realty 646-5200.O porary. Outstanding P erso nals...... 02 companies needs an agement. Coll 228-9474 MUST Sell I Immaculate EVENING Open House. Resort Property .... jst: A Spedoii^Pc^ff! | H oliday Seasonal...... Pets and Supplies...... S4 for oppllcOtlon.______rance, computer and young 6 room 1 'h both kitchen Including ce­ A nnouncem ents...... 03 X-RAY Technician. Full M ortgages...... Miscellaneous for Sale...... 87 Inside Soles person. NEW Cope. Hurry and 50 Tanner Street, Man­ ramic floor, wet bar A u c tio n s ...... 04 Antloues and Collectibles...... time tor busy Ortho­ JOBS In Australia. $11,500 simple bookkeeping Colonial. Fireplace, chester. Thursday July Wanted to Buy...... Rootlng/Sldlng...... 57 Tag S ales...... ' ' ( j You should hove good helpful. Good working see this 7 room, f'/i and atrium doors. Mas­ F In o n clo l...... 05 S e r v i c e s C lothing ...... paedic practive. Good to $60,000. Immediate appliances, carpeting, 21,5;30-8pm. Charming F lo o rin g ...... 58 Wanted to B u y /T ro d e ...... (9 telephone manner and conditions and benef- both home with tlre- ter suite has large both F u rn itu re ...... starting safary. Excel­ some knowledge of In­ openings for men and garage, treed bock ploced first floor fam­ Colonial In Bowers Employment & Education Rentals Child C are...... 51 E le c tric a l...... 59 Its. Coll 646-1119. yard. The buy of the with cathedral celling, TV/Stereo/Appliances...... lent benefits. Reply to: side soles. Sign supply women. Construction, ily room and first floor school district. 3 bed­ Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms to r R e n t...... 31 Cleonino Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 year. $140's. Blanchard skylight and double Box WW, C/0 The experience Is not re­ engineering, secretar­ DO you love to bake? laundry room. 3 bed­ rooms, f '/2 baths, fam­ Help Wonted...... 11 Apartments for Rent...... 32 Lawn C a re ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools ...... & Rossetto Realtors," whirlpool. 4 bedrooms, Automotive Manchester Herald. quired. For appoint­ ies, soles, etc. Looking for Baker’s rooms all on second ily room, much stencil­ Situation Wanted...... 13 Condominiums fo r R e n t...... 33 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Services W anted...... 62 G ardening...... We're Selling Houses” 2 high school exchange Turnpike., Manches­ position If desired. 8pm Only! Ask for Great Pay! Fer a eeafMegtial Interesting field. ter. 646-5707. Compensation com­ 643-2711 CALL CLASSIFIED students are arriving In Call 647-9946 iRtarsiew, cali Please call Denise Roberts August. Become o host CLEANING person mensurate with expe­ Dennis Santoro CelarTilaat: . family for American needed j>nce a week In rience. Call Valerie Ask for Larry Faareaa at 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W ! Intercultural Student Manchester, transpor­ Huestls at R E/M AX 643-27II ITS A SURE THING! Exchange. Call 1-POO- tation provided. Call East of the River. 647- Gerlinde 003400-1301 for an Interview appointment. SIBLING. 649-6037. 1419. CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS FOR SALE CARS CARS FDR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR6ST Ridae Town- MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 1980 CAMARO Coupe. house. 316 baths, 3 bed­ room apartment. Folly D O DG E 600 1907. 4 door, '% Spcciolis^D#if! I Beautiful condition. rooms, 1900 square feet carpeted, stove- II Olr, automatic, AM-FM On target of livtno space, fire­ refrlgerotor Included. Loaded. Best offer. 646- cassette. Best offer. place, air conditlonina, 8 7 3 6 Days and Call 643-4263. $650 per month. 643-5168 weekends. deck with view. Par­ Bill. HONDA Accord 1981. New putter helps Maltbie tially finished wolk-out THREE Bedrooms on fenCARPENTRY/ RSI M m » ^ E 0 U 8 MERCURY Monoarch Mint condition. Origi­ basement. Pool, tennis first floor, $650. per CHILOCARE ISSIREMODELMO | S ! J FLOORINO SERVICES 1976. New exhaust sys­ nal owner. Low mi­ take lead at the GHO /13 court. Priced to sell at month. One month se- tem, good tires, olr, leage, automatic, olr, $159,000. Coll owner at curlty. Coll 645-8201. NANNIES Unltmltgd. 108,000 miles. 8475. 644- cruise control, sunroof 647-07<«.______FARRAND REMODELINS yrilhHfeAM niliR 3968.______THE Olcott Is now man- Profosslonol child care Room addhlons. decks, rooflng, rLUlinoflllUlllU DELIVERING and loaded with many N EW 6/6 Duplexes. AAol- aged by Beacon Man­ placement agency pro- skNng, .windows end guNscs. • Floors like now Rich, clean, stone-free CADILLAC Cimarron other features. Call 646- lord view. 3 bedroom agement Corporation. yldes high quality, Bsokhos and buNdozer ssrvioe • Spedallzlng In oWor floors loam. 8 yards. *80 Plus Tax. 1983. Loaded, Q cy­ 1112 until 5pm.______townhouse mokes an We are now accepting screened Nannies. avsHable. Call Bob Forcand, Jr. Also, sand, gravel, stone linder, 4 door, 5 speed. excellent Investment. • Natural A stained floors NOVA 1978. One onwer. applications for our 1 Long term (live In or and horse manure. 60K, $3850. Call 646- Very well kept. Many Each unit has fire­ Blit. 647^8600 • No waxing anymore 2213.______and 2 bedroom units. out). 232-7084. R u. 845-8840 new parts, no rust. place, private base­ Fully appllanced kit­ LIC E N S E D Mom has op­ John Virfoilli. 848-5750 643-9504 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 ment, carpeting, ap­ Runs great. Must see. chen, wall-to-wall car­ ening for children up to door, om/fm stereo, $1500 or best offer. Call pliances and garage. WEDd'lTALL' peting, private parking 5 years of oge. Full and OemMie. Ralaed amhee. Tap Sail Scraaaai LaaM olr, very clean, low 072-7996 after 5:30pm. Invest today for T o ­ and swimming pool. port time. Call Sheri AddNloiw. Oeoke. We oan oueloin Any amount delivered. Also, flH, mlleoge. 643-9559. morrow I Blanchard & MM your hoiM OempeWlve ELECTRICAL COUGAR 1981. For ports. We are near schools 647-1761. ersvsl, Slone and bark, muleh 1981 CHEVY Citation. $150. Coll after 5:30pm. Rossetto Realtors," and shopping mall. piloae. ixooSont reNronoeo. jBobcsL baokhoe A loader rental. We're Selling Houses" inoureO, SooimO end poctfoHo. Power steering, om/fm Please telephone 643- 646-7At2.a Conveniently located 5 ELECTMCAL WORK DAVIS COHSTRUCnON cassette, low miles. 9741. minutes from 1-84 and $1650. 429-4515.______15 minutes to down­ luWSCWIE "iiS S ; 64B-7379 Need a new Service with 872-1400/eS0-95SSV iH anrlffH tFr B fra lJi LOTS/LAND town Hartford. No pets circuit breakers? Rrloss are down! Check us out in MANCHESTER MORIARTY FOR SALE allowed. Residents pay 8 ILBERT UWN the MsnehesNr ysSow psgss. own utilities. For more SERVICE PAINTIN6/ TAL MASONRY BROTHERS Information please call PAPERINO JOSEPH DUMAS Briok, block, etone. HONDA MANCHESTER. Level, FrefessIgRal LaRdscapiRg 64S42S3 clear lots. % acre. 643-0612 or 643-6432. Stone, Loam, and Mulch Chimneys and repairs. USED CARS NAME your own price. No lob too small. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Already With city O N E Side of 2 family for Deliveries. NEATINO/ sewer and water. 647- rent. 3 bedrooms, Free Estimates Father A Son Painting FREE ESTIUATES 84 Honda CRX *5127 USED 30 Cents 0426 days. 646-7207 washer-dryer hook-up, and Papering. Remo- PLUMBIN8 647-71S6 Call 83 Buick Skylark *2978 evenings.______carpeting. Nice loca- Yfll. ______645-8063 se Honda Civic CRX *6897 CARS tlan. $695 per month. LARGE, lovely, scenic, PJ'8 nwabln , Halting A 85 Dodge Lancer *6973 Coll 644-2673 or 644-3313 Ronovations/Plus 88 Markur Soorpk, *19,495 wooded, residential lot CARPENTRY/ Custom Interior 4 Exterior AIrr ilsnlng HANDYMAN 86 Toyota Tercel *5749 In South Western sec­ evenings. Pelntlng • Celling Repelr 4 Bollkrg, pumpo, hot wator Hems Imerovemsnt - Folntlno 88 Marc. Sable *11,995 tion. $125,000. 563-1413 MANCHESTER 5 room, 2 REM00ELIN6 Renew ■ Power WesMng tanks, now and' - eatementi FlnWied - Tlllne - 87 Pont. Sunbird *5123 I 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,695 Junk car proposal wins support in Manchester rapla iamants. Llaht Carpentry - OOD JOeS - 54 Honda Civic Wg. *6453 between 8:30 and 1:30. bedrooms, second Free Eef/metee ■ iNsuaeo INDUSTRIAL Proper­ floor end unit. Applian­ 858 HOME Inturad • Stnior Pbcountr FREEE iriUATES 85 Honda Prelude *8922 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 ties. Bloomfield- ces plus 2 air condition­ 843-0840 / 128-0818 BARRY SCANLON sevwscirocco *10,124 87 Marc. Cougar •10,999 By Nancy Concelman It just seems like they (abandoned cars) sprout up IMPROVEMENTS 646-2253 vehicles before permanent disposal. Under the Industrial land with oil ers, hot water In­ 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 tree ettlmotee 85 Honda DX Civic *6773 Manchester Herald overnight." equitable system” to require landfills with clud ed . $700. plus 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 proposal, the state would have the power to utilities near by. Ideal a REPAIRS R00FIN6/ 55 Chevy Cuet. Van * SOLD adequate capacity to accept non-metallic debris utilities. Zinsser i.' One of the problems municipalities face in for sub-divislon. 18 "No Job Too Small" PIRSONAll' sWRVjcSS 84 Ford Tempo *4197 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 Town officials say a six-point proposal released override local zoning laws to locate these from junked cars, which could mean the state acres, $550,000. Coll Agency 646-1511. Registered end Fully Insured SHMNR getting rid of the vehicles is finding scrap dealers facilities. • OwcKboofc Control 84 Pont. 6000 *5181 by the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities to Bob Petrovic, 727-9050. MATURE Adult tor very FREE ESTIMATES 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *10,995 who can take care of the carsand dispose of debris would require landfills to accept debris from other MAMCHESTER ROOnNG • Incomt T« r Freperetlon 54 Olds Clera *5372 deal with abandoned cars should be considered Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas O’Marra towns, O'Marra said. Peter Sovin nice 4 rooms. Fully ODD lobs. Trucking. • UFo 6 Hooitti inturonM Advieo 87 Marc, Cougar •10,495 in the face of decreasing landfill space and Properties. 647 0593 All typos of rooflng A 86 Honda Civic SI *7968 even though it has its flaws. said a regional facility would be the most carpeted. New applian­ Home repairs. You • iotfoof Consuttotlon environmental roadblocks. The only facility in the practical. CCM and the state Department of Environmen­ ces. Great location. ropairs. Wood thinglas • Nnoncfol 4 Ifleto Plonnint S3 Mazda RX-7 88 Toyota Camry *8995 CCM last Thursday released the proposal and UMim hw iin li peat if name It, we do It. Free *5427 state which accepted such debris stopped doing so tal Protection have agreed to try to reach $600 per month In­ — Cadar Shakes. 86 Marc. Marquia has asked that its six principles be considered as " I think it’s an approach that at least needs to be CwbictlN. lab I Tris DM. estimates. Insured. 643- Call Dan Mosler • A49-3329 81 Chev. Monte Carlo *3928 *5995 on Monday. agreements with public and private landfill cludes heat and hot 27 Yaan Exparlanea (W4. ______legislative initiatives. Among other things, the explored,” O’Marra said. " I don’t think a whole Mam’l l bpin ln$und • UoDODOtf • OuirDoftotf D. B. Moslar, inc. sa Merc. Ceprl *6331 86 Merc. Q. Mar. LS *11,495 "Th e problem is bigger than enforcement and operators that have the capacity to accept M0RT6A0ES water. Call Mr. Lind­ If you'f* BJob of cofHrtciofB notrUum- bunch of little ones will do the trick." Ba Dy SIT or housework 83 Ply. Turltmo *2567 proposal calls for a quadrupling of fines against non-metal debris. sey 649-4000. Ing your eoH, o it uo PuHy IfiMirod. 645-8830 88 Olda Clera Wagon •6895 rem oval,” said Capt. Robert Guliano of the O Marra said the state overrides local zoning anytime. Responsible "Tha Aoto Profstsleaals” those who violate laws regulating abandoned Manchester Police Department. FALUm BEHIND77 and experienced. regulations on other projects, including recycling But that proposal would go over "like a lead CONDOMINIUMS MAR Gamlructlon UW08CAPINB 24 Adama St., Maachastar 86 Mere. Mirqult Brog. *5995 motor vehicles and the establishment of regional Guliano said Parker Street Used Auto Parts STOP FORECLOSUREII Please telephone 742- facilities to temporarily store abandoned motor plants, landfills and other facilities. The main balloon,” O’Connor said. FOR RENT si Mllia m M , b4 niM 140.1' 7 2 n 9500. 85 Lincoln Cont. *12,995 Inc., which makes scrap metal of many of the If you are felling behind on aOORING 646-3515 vehicles prior to permanent disposal. concern is that facilities aren’t located in areas O’Connor said he doubted the state would your mortgage payments... L5RBgeXPiN5" 85 Buick Wagon *8995 abandoned vehicles the department has towed, where they may have a negative impact; for MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ BRIAN'S HOME HAWNES TREE SERVICE aojoarooamu "They’re going to have to do something.” said isn’t sure if it will continue that operation. impose such requirements and violate strict local OR...If your homo Is In fore­ CRYSTAL TILINGS Rrune eiirube, hedete, tirsiltlng, 85 Olda Cullata *7495 example, locating a power plant in a residential room Townhouse with Bucket, truck 4 chipper. Stump planenee, lawn M«dlns S Lee O’Connor, Manchester superintendent of Under the CCM program, regional facilities ordinances that govern landfills. closure, WE C A N HELPI garage. Laundry hook­ IMPROVEMENTS (braialc Tils A Msrbis CENTER zone, he said. Decks. AddNIone. Windows, removal. Free eetimetse. ffleintmenoe. 84 Buick LaSabra *6995 highways and sanitation. " I t ’s a problem all over. would be created to temporarily store abandoned No payment program avail­ ups, heat and hot water tasunstlMs ' 0«t FREE ESTIMATES MOTORS A second point in CCM’s proposal calls for an able for up to 2 years. Bad Roofing, Siding Special comldsratlon for Included. Quiet area. Reeroneb/e • Free Eet/mete* Commorolel A Reeldentlel PsrssaaNzsd Lawa Cars 461 Main St., Manchester 84 Chevy Citation *5495 credit Is not a problemllAsk Ndtrty end hendlcappod. Call 871-2844 for • /mured mes esmiATSt - ruuv iNSunsD LsMlsciDlu Safe Buy Used Cars how LOW payments can appointment.______84 Bulok LaSabra *6995 6 4 7 -8 4 4 1 Denial A. 4,-- 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 742-5224 leew^Mm Law Cost Financing help you SAVE YOUR TWO Bedroom, new kit­ Nlokoreon 6 47-6 443 84 Lincoln Contin. *10,995 HOME TODAYI Available chen carpet. Immacu­ 83 Ford Muatang *3995 late, enloy pool, park. IMS Pont. tSM...... *5495 Swiss Caeservatlvo Oroep 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. THt. CC at (203) 4S4-1336 er Close to 1-84. No pets. ROOMMATES SPORTING TAB Heat and hot water CARS IMS Oiev Cavalier CS...... *3795 301-305 CENTER ST. WANTEO 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/FM Sterae D u k a k i s (203) 4S4-4404 Included. $780. per B0008 SALES FOR SALE MANCHESTER month. 346-9238. ISM Ren. Alliance...... *2295 ROOMMATE Wanted. MISTRAL windsurfer, 4 Dr.. 4 Rpd. I/O mtlef I ROOMS MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ Shore 2 bedroom town- $750. 6 toot soil with eral Statute 23-65 prohibits IBM Chev Chevette ...... *2695 FOR RENT t dr., 4 Rpd.. S4K ml. ‘Uk* new’ 643-5135 room. On busline. $625 house. 1 mile from battens, 12 foot board the posting of advertise­ per month plus utlll- Uconn. $300 per month. with adjustable most- ments by onv person, firm or CLYDE ItM Ford Eicort D L ...... *2995 ROOM For non-smoking tles. Coll 633-3802. Includes utilities. Plus 1 track, foot straps and corporation on o telegraph, CHeVROLET-MUICKr INC. Wegon, 4 Dr„ S Rpd., Deluxe lat. TRUCK8/VAN8 gentleman. Air condi­ EAST Hartford. Ayolla- month security. 429- skeo. Coll 774-4845 be­ telephone, electric light or ROUTE 13. VERNON IRIS Chev Chevette ...... *2395 l a u n c h e s tioning, kitchen privi­ ble August 1st. 2 bed­ 4515.______tween 5pm-10pm or 646- power, pole or to o tree, 4 Dr., AT, Lo mllei, Exc. Cood. FOR SALE leges. Washer and room, pool, fully 0271.______shrub, rock, or any other OK USED TRUCKS 1DI2 Ply. Horlson...... *2295 dryer. Parking. 643- "E A S Y DOES IT " is the natural oblect without o w rit­ 4 Dr., AT. Very Ctoen CHEVROLET Astro-1986, furnished, appllanced. Don’t miss the many offer­ ten permit tor the purpose of ’S7 CHEVY BLAZER 5600. wov to describe plocing a VR. AC HR. POL tRRt Chev Monte Carlo...... *2995 custom luxury 8 pas­ $645 Including hot wa­ ings In today's classified protecting It or the public and By Nancy Concelman ter and heat. Call 529- wont od. Just call 643-2711 Tin. cruMt. cmm.. iif t o n n 5 Dr. Spt. Cpe.. AT. PR. AC. S Tow senger. Loaded, 17,000 columns.______carries o fine of up to SSO for 21K mL.Sik. MRRSR IU bVUU miles, mint, $10,900. Manchester Herald APARTMENTS 4141 or 347-8493. eoch offense. IDRl Dodge Omni...... *2295 *85 QMC C-15 PICKUP 4 Dr., Auto. Lo Lo Mile* 646-2423. FOR RENT IBOATS/MARINE T a g Sole. Sunday July r B«d. CiBBBle. Auto. VR, The commissioner of the state v o t e b i d Merchandise 24, 10-4pm only. Clo­ i g g g g IRtl PonUac T-1000...... *1795 I STORE AND 4 Dr. 4 Rpd., Le ml., 1 Owwr MOTORCYCLES/ Department of Environmental THREE Bedroom apart­ I EQUIPMENT thing, household, mis­ OFFICE SPACE IDRD Dodge Omni...... *1995 Protection has told the federal ment. Wosher/Dryer. cellaneous. 590 North M0PE08 ATLANTA (AP) — Democratic candidate Mi­ 18' Boyllner Runabout- ’86 DODGE WISO PICKUP 4 Dr., AT, Bic. Cend. hook-up, appliances. r n ANTIQUES/ Main Street, 4x4, r M . Auto. NR. Ctaan. t O O A n Environmental Protection chael Dukakis, plunging into his campaign to deny FU R N ISH E D Offices with Volvo, Pento. Inboord- Monchester.______1-0«vnMrRtfc. •RRSat UmUU ItlO Chevy Cemaro...... *2495 1985 BLUE Aspencode. No pets. 1 month secur­ l i i J COLLECTIBLES Rpt. Cpe.. AT. PR. AC. Rpt. Wbeett Agency she supports the town of ity. $700. per month. phone, receptionist, outboord. 130HP.$3500. '87 CHEV G-10 PICKUP Rare find, 5400 miles, George Bush the White House, told followers of copy, fax and secre- T A G Sole- Saturday July IR77 Pont. Sunbird...... *1595 Manchester’s plan to continue Jesse Jackson today "the stakes are very high" and Coll 643-4862 otter After 6pm 643-6817. 23, 9-4pm. 30 Keeney r Rtu. VR. Auto. PR. ra. over $14,000 Invested. tary support. 647-4800. POL. AC. m CnitoM. I I O f in A I Dr. Cpe.. AT. PR. Exc. Cond, building the secondary portion of "w e can’t win without you.” 6:00pm. Street. Furniture and 2 Ton*. RHi. MRR8S I £|UUU Tastefully dressed by MANCHESTER- Prime ItTR Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 professional, $8000. the sewage treatment plant in a Underscoring the harmony of the just-concluded ROCKVILLE- One bed­ MUSICAL miscelloneous.______*88 CMC C2500 4 Dr. VI. AT. AC. PR. V. Gd. Cond. wetlands area off Olcott Street. room apartment on 41 location. Downtown firm. Coll after 6pm. Democratic National Convention, Dukakis and Main Street. First leyel ITEMS TAG Sole. Saturday. % Ton* Pickup, r. RRO VD. AC. 1M7 Ford GaUxie RRi..... $AVE 742-8165.______Leslie Carothers told EPA High Street. Modern 'G u u u J i y PR. PR. PW. POL. NNhf l l O n n n ConvertiMe • Muit Ree running mate Lloyd Bentsen jo in ^ Jackson this 2450 square feet. Base­ (j) 9om-12noon. 50 Tanner Wn**l*. Rlfc. 4RR62R I CgllUU Kitchen/Bath, stove, FoNi Atl SHqwi Street, Manchester. M IKE F L Y N N regional administrator Michael morning before departing on a cross-country ment same size. Imme­ ROLAND JX3P Synth, CARS R. Deland in a July 18 letter that “ new wall-wall carpet­ Ovation and Slewo M oving sole. Chlld- campaign trek intended to show that no region of the ing, No utilities. $400. diate occupancy. 649- 1625 or 647-8738. electric. Hondo boss. ren's Items, bikes. .87.2-.91.11 ... 649-4304 FOR SALE under state criteria, the wetlands country will be surrendered to Bush. per month. 1'/b month OpnM-PM/Sal.M impact could properly be deemed O FFIC ES For rent. 500 Casio RZ-1. Amps. 6 ^ - TAG Sole-21 Westminster “ We have 110 days,” said Dukakis, making his security. 872-8095. 1033. Cornet Compony. square feet. Call for Rood. Saturday July acceptable considering the mag­ first appearance since accepting his party’s 23, 8-4pm. Sunday July nitude of the impact and the TW O Bedroom and three Information. 647-9223 presidential nomination in a tumultuous, confetti- or 643-7175.______24, 8-2pm. Toys, books, substantial disadvantages of the bedroom rents availa­ PETS AND clothes etc. strewn convention windup session. " I hope we can ble In Manchester. Coll EA S T Center Street. 1000 SUPPLIES alternative site in assuring relia­ enlist every single one of you in this cause. We’re COUNTRY FOLK LOOKING FOR on apart­ •71^ I Don 649-0795.______sq. ft. office spoce. ART SHOW ble operation and consistent going to need you. We want you. We can’t win 3 rooms, partly fur­ Excellent ylsoblllty. WANTED- home for ment? Be sure to check achievement of effluent limita­ 649-0533. the many vacancies listed AP photo without you.” nished. Heat. Working and SALE great dog. Loves kids, 1 tions." “ The stakes are very high,” Dukakis added. "W e single mole preferred. year old, all shots. In clossifled each dov. A HUG F O a T H E CANDIDATE — Gov. Michael can’t take another four years of what we’ve been No pets. Lease. 643- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Farmington, CT Shepard Retriever THE SPARKS Thursday in Atlanta following his seiection as the E STA TE OF See PLANT, page 12 Dukakis and his wife, Kitty, reach out to embrace going through for the past eight.” 2880. CARL O. OOSS, aka CARL JULY 20.30 a 31 mix. Landlord soys Democratic Party’s presidential candidate. O TTO DOSS must go. Coll 646-9825. Automoilve Jackson told the audience that Dukakis “ deserves NOTICI TO CMDITORS Tha Hon. William E. Rtz- Farmington Polo E S TA TE OF to be the next president of the United States.” He Gerald, Judge, of the Court Grounds, Under Tents. VERA W. VONDECK, aka of Probata, District of Man- MISCELLANEOUS ARE FLYING! told his supporters they had won a victory even VERA ELIZABETH chastar at a hearing held on 1-84 to Exit *39 west to CARS Housing glut though they came in second. "In our lifetim e," VONDECK FOR SALE July IS, IfSi ordered that all Town Farm R d. north to FOR SALE Jackson said, "you and I will be in the White The Han. William E. Rtz- claims must be presented to Grounds. Gerald, Judge, of the Court the fiduciary at the address D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" House.” of Probate, District of Man­ below. Failure to promptly The leading Folk Art Plate gloss m irro r, 1980 CAMARO Coupe. In accepting the nomination Thursday night. chester at a hearing held on present any such claim may Show In the country with doted 1958. Best offer Beautiful condition. Strike while the fire’s hot! felt in state July 1$, 19IS ordered that all Dukakis promised a presidency that would make result In the loss of rights to over 175 of your favorite 633-6164.0 Loaded. Best otter. 646- claims must be presented to recover such claim. America “ greater, better, stronger, prouder.” the fiduciary at the address artisans from 28 states 8736 Days and Johanna Bruder Roy, below. Failure to promptly bringing quality hand­ FOR Sole - 3 tires on rims. weekends.______By The Associated Press "The Reagan era is over and a new era is about to present any such claim may Assistant Clerk 1 regular, 2 studded. begin,” Dukakis declared. “ We’regonna win, we’ re result In the loss of rights to The fiduciary Is: crafted country rapro- 75R14. $75. 646-4729. CHEVROLET Malibu. recover such claim. — Judith A. Hornfeldt ductlona and heirlooms 1979, 75K Miles, (3ood w e’re a n d H a u m B Although prices of houses in Connecticut are gonna win," jubilant delegates shouted back. DRINKING Water for 6« Johonna Bruder Roy, Executrix of the future at teen in condition. $750. Better creeping downward, a housing glut exists because By early today, the floor of the convention hall — Assistant Clerk 109 Mt. Spring Rood Country Living. Friday per gallon I Tired of H urry 11 649-5474. inventories and interest rates are high, and buyers Tolland, C T 040S4 bottles? Sick of water The fiduciary Is; evening 1 pm to 7 pm., with RED HOT BUYS on Used Cars... 03S-07 tasting bod? Buy o 1987 Ponloc Trans Am. can afford to be choosy, real estate and housing See DakaUs, page 12 Beatrice Weir, Executrix Adm. *9, Saturday A Sun­ 305, loaded, T-roof, ex­ 37-C Sycamore Lane Multl-Pure Water Fil­ officials said. day 10am-9pm, Adm. *3. cellent condition. 649- Manchester, C T 06040 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ter. It's simply the best "The market is beginning to soften," said Sandy All Country dacoraling 0338.______86 LtNGOlN TOWN CAN 85 FORD TEMPO 6L 037-07 E STA TE OF foll-sate filter you can 4 Or.. VI. Aulft AC. MS. MB. • Sm Id Bergin, supervisor of research at the state MARIE RANSON TWERDY, 1973 Plymouth Sattellte. egg. 4 Oyi. amo. a& gq go, naada are lor aala. buy. Call 521-2464. SWtod.. Storea Corr Roof. Loedad SWraa Crulaa Department of Housing. "W e measure that by how LIQUOR PERMIT Oka MARIE RANSOM Under $500. Good con­ <5495 Delegate likes NOTICE OP APPLICATION TWERDY, Oka MARIE FOR Sale. Swing set and dition. Coll Mike 643- long houses are on the market and the number of JANE TWERDY, Oka excercise bike, $100 6976.______81 CHEV MALIBU 87 8UICK CENTURY building permits issued." This Is to give notice that I, MARIE V. TW ER DY each or best offer. Call 4 Or.. VS Auto. AC. MS. MS. a I [ t Or.. 4 oiA. AMD, AO Fq ge. DAVID W. M INER of SOO The Hon. William E. R ti- CAMARO Berllnetto. To«to. Lew RMaige SWrao Caaa Ragr Oalog. Vary She said in some parts of Connecticut, the BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, Gerald, Judge, of the Court FURNITURE 646-7775. 1984, block, 5 speed, LooMNaaga "multiple listings are two volumes thick." Dukakis style MANCHESTER, CT 06040 of Probate, District of Man­ <9995 have filed an application pla­ chester at a hearing held on ROUND dropleof, maple excellent condition. 84 CHEV CELEBRITY She said that prices are beginning to come down, carded JU L Y 15, IffOwIththe July 15, 1988 ordered that all SOFA and loveseat. Deep $5895. 644-0176.______4Dr..4Cyl..AT.AC.FS.FO.IMfW> 1 85 8UICK SKYLARK brown cloth. Excellent table, 2 leaves, 4 choirs. Caw.. Rtar OW^ but not enough. Department of Liquor Con­ claims must be presented to $100. Upholstered CHEVROLET Monza 4 Or.. 4 0)4.. Auto. AC, gq gq. By Nancy Concelman trol o PACKAGE LIQUOR for the fiduciary at the address condition. Moving! Crulto. TWa WhaaL SMIW, Raw "W e’re seeing prices go down, permits go down the sole of alcoholic liquor on below. Failure to promptly Must sell I $400 or best rocker, $35. Desk and 1979. V-6, Air, power 86 CHEV CELEBRITY Oalog and houses are on the market longer,” she said Manchester Herald choir, $40. 643-1470. steering, 1 owner. <5595 the premises 1687 BOSTON present any such claim may offer for both. Coll 4 Or., vq AT. AC. Fi, FB. Crulaa I Thursday. TURNPIKE, COVENTRY, result In the loss of rights to $1200. Coll 649-1779. SWrao Caaa., TNhdiaaL R. Oatog C T 06238. The business will be recover such claim. 643-6059. Ask for Janice SIX Line Business Phone 88 FORD TAURUS "Today’s housing market is the slowest we’ve A Bolton resident and delegate to the Democratic owned by BIO COUNTRY LI­ or Rich.______CAM ARO Berllnetto 1982. 4 Or., vq Auto. A& Fq FO. Fw q National Convention in Atlanta said today his Johanno Bruder Roy, System with five 85 FORD ESCORT iaato, Orutaa Marae seen since the recession of the early 1980s,’’ said QUORS, INC. of 1687 BOS­ FOUR Piece king bed­ phones. One and a half V-6,4-speed, olr, power V i <10.395 disappointment over "low-key’’ nomination TON TURNPIKE, COVEN­ Assistant Clerk steering and brakes. 4 0r..4 0|it-AT.Fe.FB.tWrae ' Nolan K. Kerschner, a builder and president of TR Y , C T 06338 and will be The fiduciary Is: room set. 2 couches, year worronty with speeches for Democratic presidential candidate State of the art fea­ Stereo. T/A Rodlols, 84 CHRYSLER LASER Nolan K. Kerschner Company Inc. of Norwalk. conducted by DAVID w. Deborah Ransom Derrick stereo console. Pea­ 83 PLY HORIZON t Dr.. 4 oyL. g tga. AO Ft. re. Michael DukaUs disappear^ when Dukakis spoke M INER as permittee. Executrix cock wicker choir. 3 tures. $1500. Creative cor bra. Good condi­ Bergin said the average price of an existing, c/o Ronald Jacobs, Esq. tion. $4000. 649-5887. 4 Dr. 4 OyL, 4 IgA. FA re. I Crula OunmeL etoruo <5795 ’Thursday night. DAVID W. MINER piece corner group. Phone Systems. 289- RtarOatag * single-family house in Connecticut is $181,542, but in 148 Main Street 8122. Ken. " ’The convention was great,” said delegate Doted 19th, July, 1988 Manchester, C T 06040 646-4198. 88 CHEV CAMARO Z28 Fairfield County, where the market is most 03F07 87 CHEV CAMARO sluggish, it is $270,802. Robert Madore of Bolton. "Especially last (’Thurs­ 039417 H O LID A Y Health Fitness LIP M A N #1 Oga. vq I tga, AO Fq FO. T-Tof TV/8TERE0/ Cpe., VI. Aule, ^ MS. Qeupee. OnajTWWtoWFW.OrLka t^ ^ g g S Fairfield County real estate agents said theira is a day) night." Center membership. Storee. Rear Oafeg TOWN OP MANCHESTER APPLIANCES VOLKSWAGEN <9695 buyers* market. People who are looking for homes In his acceptance speech, which capped the LEGAL NOTICE (Platinum) $12/year renewal fee. Best offer. PRE-OWNED 86 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 88 CHEV CAPRICE have the luxuiw of shopping around for the best fourday convention, Massachusetts Gov. Dukakis The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public For Sale -’ Caloric Gas recognized former opponent Jesse Jackson and hearing on Monday, August 1,1988at 7:00 P.M. In the Hear­ 643-1033. 1908 VW JE TT A - *10,895 4 Dr., vq Auta, Aa Ft. Fe. F. t O n n E 4Dr..yqAMaAC.FqFq deals, quite a contrast from the situation only a year Range. Excellent con- Wln4«OT. Crulw, TawNiwI. SNrao * O o o D e n r . . Low MFto ing Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Moln Streef, Manchester, CT 5 aLW TO CHpOSI mOM 0 <12.445 or two ago. Dukakis’s running mate. Texas Sen. Uoyd M. to hear and consider thg follosrfng petitions: dltlon. $125. 646-4729. OVERHEAD Garage AT. AC. StoMO. OMXCa OF COLOAS “ ’Three years ago if you had a buyer looking for a NAMCO - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - I888ANRICO DRIVE IN­ WASHER-Drver. Excel- doors. Real mlllwork. 80 MERC BOB CAT 85 CHEV CELE6RITY IS) - A ^ lc o N o n under Artlle II, Section 16.01 to permit the lent condition, $150 87 VW GOLF t Or.. 4 Oyl. Allies MS. a Raar 4 Or., 4 Oyi. Aula Aft Fq ge, F house In a certain price range, you called them See M A D O R E , page 12 Distinctive Colonial 4 Or...... *9495 Oafos. Lew MNaaga censtructten of a 60jno square foot swreheuse oddHIen with each. Upright freezer design. Sunburst <2495 etoliADr.Ua,Oiulia <6595 (when a house came on the market) and said, ‘Get six (6) leading boys to the existing building located at 100 S7 VW BCIROCCO Sonrlco Drive. and got stove, good arches. Thousands of over here immediately or it will begone,’’’ said Val condition, $75 each. 1W...... *11,295 86 OLDS CIERA 8TA. W6. 87 CHEV CAVALIER Z-24 MICHAEL JAMES • SPECIAL EXCEPTION • 89/91 LAUREL carvings on raised pan­ Wrenn, a Fairfield real estate agent. TODAY 649-2232. els. Also, metal fiber­ vq Auw. AC. pq Fe. TM wiww. a ^ 8 7 9 5 Cga.^ega,Fqg..totoa fgggg STREET if**) • / ^lle a lla n for a special exception under *6,859 Arlene Hall, vice president and manager of Article II, ieOHan S.81.81 to permit the cenvarslen of a 6e6 glass, Insulated. Free Merrill Lynch Realty in Stamford, said people are room duplex le a M om lly consisting of one 6-room town- 88 CHEVY CAMARO Index ISPORTMS literature. 1-800-631- buying, but offers are low. Buyers are offering an house and 28-roem flat apartments for a parcel of land Iden- . .5656. INOC Z-M ...... *9,995 tlfled os 89-91 Lourol Sfreet. 80008 84 BUICK CENTURY CHEVROLET average of 10 percent to 20 percent below the asking At this hearing Inferested persons may bo heard ond written E N D R O L L 8 w a g o n ...... * 7 ,7 9 5 price, especially for condominiums, she said. 24 pogee, 2 eecMone communcotlons recelyed. Copies of mess petitions ore on BRAND New Centurion file In fhe Team Clerk's office and may be Inspecfed during Accordio men’s 12 t7Q wMlh • aie 82 CHEW CHEVETTE ^ „ A b a result, the average asking price for houses Stu Hlpklng/Spaeial to Itw Htrgid 1S« width • I tor 28« CARTER CO., INC. Claggifled__ .20-24 ObKuarlee. normal business hours. speed bike. Lett than 10 listed is often noticeably higher than the average Comics____ Planning ond Zoning Commission MUST M iNakad up M ew selling price. In Stamford, asking prices average FROM BOLTON TO ATLANTA — Democratic National convention In — 10 Oplnlon__ hours used. Excellent NaraM OtlMa Monday llini 24 Tallaad Tuph, Hto. D3 1225 Main St. • Tel. 646-6464 • Mancheater Connect! cut- y j^ w o s h . Secretory condition. $375 or best Delegate Robert Madore, center rear, of — 17 Sports___ Tbutaday botofo 11 am. only. Vb iq m . CT e G4D-263S Atlanta. Madore is a Michael Dukakis Focug ' 03647 offer. 647-9925. See HOUSING, page 12 Bolton sits with fellow delegates to the supporter. 8 Televteloru Local News. — 2-3 Weekeitd .