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f o J I in v es t m en t ■ APARTMENTS ■ STORE AND l i i l PROPERTY MISCELLANEOUS r^TRUCKS/VANS I CARS ■ CARS I FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE FURNITURE FOR SALE |S £ | FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ROCKVILLE - Two fam- LIKE priyate home. 3'/2 MANCHESTER - 300-700 TWO Colonial style sofas llv, (3) six families, 11 rooms. Lease. Secur­ TOYOTA 1988 tour wheel DODGE Coronet 1975 - AUDI 4000S 1986 - Five sq.ft, new office spaces and chair sets, 1 plaid, 1 drive. Bed liner, sun speed, air condition, Charge They’re back! Vote and 14 unit properties ity. Working single END ROLLS Needs minor repair. lust completed. Excep­ print. Herculon fabric. roof, sliding rear win­ power steerlng- for sale. All have some male preferred. 643- tional location off 27%" width — 250 Gold. First $250 takes owner financino avail­ 7nan Excellent condition. dow, cloth Interior, It. 649-8527.______/brakes. All options. Spencer Street, exit oft $200 per set. 649-2316. 13" width — 2 for 25C am/fm cassette, 12k. Excellent condition. able for qualified buy­ MANCHESTER - Three 384 at the cross roads of Newsprint end rolls cen be DATSUN 310 1982 - Two Sign decision MHS girls’ soccer team South Africa ers. Call 871-6367. An room apartment. $500 S11,300 or best offer. door hatchback, 4- Original owner. $9,500. Manchester, Glaston­ SPORTING picked up Bt the Manchester 643-9304. 649-2210 after 6pm. Informational bro­ monthly. One month bury and East Hart­ I Herald ONLY before 11 a m speed. Good condition, seen as biased /3 ready for the ’89 season /13 at polls today /7 chure will be mailed. security deposit. No ford. All utilities In­ GOODS Monday through Thursday with sun roof, A M /FM AUDI 4000 1980 - $2500. pets! Call 645-1547otter cluded. call 649-2748 or RUss Srand Tour Til Automotive casette. $1800 . 62,000 Excellent condition 4:30pm.______649-0593. GOLF Clubs. Used starter speed bike. $100. Wash­ miles. 644-6870.______plus extras. 646-9826. Rentals and full sets. $25 to $95. Two rooms for rent In MANCHESTER - Main burn bass guitar. $200. HONDA Civic Wagon 1981 SUBARU Brat 1979 - house In North Man­ Street location. 1700 Also miscellaneous 649-4975. Both excellent - Good condition. $650 clubs. 649-1794. ■ CARS "Parts" Bestotter. 643- chester. Females pre­ sq.ft, of dlyidable condition. or best otter. 647-1260 4526.______ferred. House privi­ space. Private off 1 FDR SALE evenings.______leges.'$70 per room per street parking. First CARS PONTIAC Flero 1985 - FOR RENT ^ E V Y Camaro Z-281985 Automatic, V-6, low week. 646-0454. floor convenience. $9 FDR SALE TAG OLDSMOBILE Cutlass - T-top, power steerlng- per sq.ft. Sentry Real I Supreme 1978 - Six cy­ mileage, silver with PRIVATE Single room, MANCHESTER - Six /brakes,V-8,5.0L,47K, black spoiler, mags, room, 3 bedroom du­ Estate, 643-4060. SALES linder, automatic, 89K, $5,900. 646-9826. $80 per week. Heat, hot $400. 646-0454. a/c, am/fm cassette, water, electric and plex with attic and Four air conditioned offi­ BUIc k Electra Estate tilt wheel, tinted win­ parking Included. 643- basement. References ces are available In NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ OPEL Manta 1973 - Good Wagon 1982 - Good BOB RILEY eral Statute 23-65 prohibits dows. $5,495 or best 9321 evenings. and security. $700 plus Manchester. The sq.ft, running condition. condition. $2900. 646- otter. 742-1398 utilities. 646-0576. the posting of advertise­ $300. 646-1768. measurements are 600, OLDSMOBILE ments by any person, firm or 2005, leave message. evenings. ^ ^APARTMENTS PLEASANT, quiet 4 room 500,350 and 240. Offices corporation on o telegraph, apartment. Mature are centrally located 259 Mams St, Manch. telephone, electric light or FOR RENT working lady pre­ with ample parking. power pole or to o tree, HanrhPHtpr Hrralh I ferred. Non-smoker. Ideally suited forattor- 649-1749 shrub, rock, or any other Thirty Locust Street. 4 No pets. 649-5897. ney and accountant. natural oblect without o writ­ New 1989 ten permit tor the purpose of room heated apart­ MANCHESTER - Two 649-2891. ment 1st floor. Secur­ protecting It or the public and bedroom apartments. MANCHESTER - 3'/2 Cutlass Ciera carries a tine of up to $50 tor Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents ity. No pets. $650 Immediate occupancy. rooms, 760 sq.ft, of each offense. monthly. 646-2426.9am- 4 Dr. Sedan Close to bus lines. For prestigious office Stock #9410 5pm weekdays.______spqce qvqllable Imme- CHORCHES Information call Phil PETS AND VERNON. For limited dlqfely In Wotklns Cen­ Tilt Int Wiper*, AC 4 Season, I or Suzanne 646-1218. Olv. Bench Seal, rear Defogger, (iiKVsi.KR O a d g e time only enlov a free ter, Mqln Street. Call SUPPLIES Dodge Truchs 118 Main Street, 3 room P186/75R14 WW Tires, 25 Liter color television with 643-0078.______Financing apartment Including EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT, Composite AKC Register Brittany signed lease. Modern heat/hot water. $560 Halogen Headlamps. Bumper spacious 1 bedroom MANCHESTER - Main Spaniel. Excellenthun- per month. Security. Street location. Lease Molding Front & Rear, PB Front 1 0 2 wheel & 4 wheel drive models 700 believed apartment. Eat-In kit­ Disc Rear Drum, Body Side ter. Must sell. Call No pets. 646-2426, 9am- entire second floor or 645-1547 after 4:30pm. chen, large bedroom, 5pm weekdays.______Molding, Front Wheel Drive, at similar savings to choose from. cost dips private balcony, stor­ Indlyidual offices. Heat Rear Side Mirror. FREE Kittens - Black age, large pool, heat CHARMING 5 room hls- Included. Oft street with white markings. and hot water Included. torlc Colonial. Coven­ parking available. $11 649-4864. •V-8 Fuel Injected per sq.ft. Sentry Real Starting at $495. Call try Village. Secured * 1 1 , 9 9 9 * •4 Speed Automatic for haii 870-9665. parking. $630 monthly. Estate, 643-4060. dead in blast No pets. 742-6715 or I CARS •Heavy Duty Pkg. MANCHESTER - One 456-0064.______1 MISCELLANEOUS FDR SALE •6x9 Mirrors bedroom apartment, Manager’s plan heat, hot water and 449 Main Street, 5 room J SERVICES •Rear Step Bumper Bright appliances Included. apartment. $600 per •Transmission Oil Cooler $475 per month. 649- month plus utilities. GSL Building Mainte­ CARTER •Maximum Engine Cooling would cut bonds 8365. Security. No pets. 646- CHEVROLET — GEO CLYDE Chorches List nance Co. Commercl- 1229 Main St., Manchester CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. •AM/FM Stereo *15162 at Iraqi plant 2426, 9am-5pm, ol/ResIdentlal building By Alex G’relll EAST HARTFORD - One weekdays. USED CARS ROUTE 83, VERNON •30 Gallon Fuel Tank Discount bedroom, heat and hot repoirs and home Im- 67 Butck LaSabre Eat Wag •11.795 •Intermittant Wipers * 3300 Manchester Herald MANCHESTER - Imme­ proyements. Interior 66 Chav Citation 4 Door • 4.295 84 Cutlass Coupe *5 8 9 5 water Included. Wall- 86 Chav Calabrity Sta Wag •Cloth Seats/Carpets MFC Rebate NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — An people when it engulfed the plant to-wall. Near park. diate occupancy. and exterior painting, • 6.995 84 Buick Century Wag *5 9 9 5 * 1000 light carpentry. Com­ 64 Chav CavaMar H/B Cpa • 3.495 •Full Size Spare Town Manager Richard Sartor explosion and fire wrecked part south of Baghdad on Aug. 17. Call 528-2914.______Large 4 rooms, heat, 66'4 Ford Eacort LX 2 Or • 6.565 65 Reliant 4 Door *4 9 9 5 hot water and applian­ plete lanitorlal ser­ 66 Chav Camaro Cpa 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 •Much More Your Price has proposed reducing the bond of a top-secret Iraqi missile plant The British Broadcasting Corp. BOLTON - Charming 1 • 6.995 ces. Security required. vice. Experienced, rel­ 88 Chav Baratta Cpa • 9.495 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7 2 9 5 STK #9103 issue for the town hall expansion last month, killing at least 700 reported that Egypt’s Defense bedroom apartment In 67 Chav Nova 4 Dr • 6.295 ONLY No pets! 646-2970. iable, free estimates. 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9 9 9 5 * 1 0 8 6 2 * by $927,600, a move which could people and wounding up to 1,800, Ministry confirmed there was a historic house, 15 min­ 643-0304. 86 Buick Ragal Somanat 2 Dr • 6.796 utes from Hartford. MANCHESTER - Occu­ 86 Ply Sundanoa 2 Or • 7.495 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6 9 9 5 save the town more than $3 dissident Iraqi sources and Brit­ big explosion at the facility with pancy September 1st. 86 Chav Chavatta 2 Dr • 3.695 88 Century Wagon *7 4 9 5 million in long-term financing ish news reports said today. many casualties. One person only $575 64 Camaro Cpa Barllnatta • 6.795 flhahcing on Rebates Up to monthly plus utilities. Four rooms, 1st floor, COMPUTER 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 4 9 5 costs from the original cost of the The Iraqis, with Egyptian help, heat, hot water and Initructlon, anilytli, progrimt 69 Chav Calabrity 4 Door •12.495 s e le o tM There was no confirmation of Available October 1st wrlttan. 87 Pont Sunbird 4 Or • 6.295 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6 1 9 5 on project. appliances. No pets! OR *2000 their reports from officials in are believed to be developing a Call 649-5790 O.P. profMtional with 25 y a trt of TRUCKS 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4 9 9 5 models ' selected models A decision will have to be made modified version of Argentina’s Security required. 646- •xparlanc* in computar ayttama 66 Ford Bronco II 4x4 XLT • 9.665 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 1 9 5 ^Rebate In lieu of special A W Baghdad, the Iraqi capital. Iraq’s MANCHESTER - Two 2970. from micro's to mainframat la 87 C h ^ Aatro CL Paaa Van • 6.966 Tax & Piste Xtra Sale Ends 0-5-80 by the Board of Directors today if medium-range. Condor 2 surface- avallabla for part tima/avaning 87 Buick SkylarK 4 Dr. *8 7 9 5 state-controlled media has made and 3 bedroom apart­ 65 Ford F250 4x4 Pickup • 9.795 the town voters are to decide at to-surface missile, known as the work. Individuallzad Instruction or 86 Chav S-10 4x4 Blazar 67 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *1 3 7 9 5 ments. Security and CONDOMINIUMS halp on your P.C at homa to halp •16.495 no mention of a major explosion I 66 Ply Voyagar Paaa Wg 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9 4 9 5 PRE OWNED SPECIALS the November election whether to Badr 2000, at the huge plant references. Call 645- you gat startad or, for buair>afs. • 7.795 in the area. 8201. I FOR RENT ‘uear friandty' programs wrlttan. 66 Oodgt Ridar 4x4 •10.450 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6 9 9 5 approve a bond issue to finance between Al-Hillah and Ad- systams/buslnass analysis studlas 66 Chav C20 Pick up • 7.195 87 PLY 86 NISSAN V2 8 7 JEEP construction of additional space But Western diplomats reached Diwaniyeh, 40 miles south of MANCHESTER - Four M ANCHESTER - One with claarly dafinad goals draftad. by telephone in Baghdad con­ NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL 646-6464 872-9111 for town government offices. Baghdad. and '/2 room, 2 bed­ bedroom townhouse. ••eaeeeeseaeeeeeeeeseeeee CARAVELLE SE TON P/U HOUR INTERVIEW To datarmlna Turbo, Auto, Air, Cnjiea, CHEROKEE 4x4 firmed there was an explosion at 2 5 Speed, Vere Low Miles, Auto, Air, Pioneer Pkg, Xtra Thursday is the last day to The complex, protected by an room townhouse. IV Fully appllanced kit­ both your naads and If I can ba of Tilt, Spin Seats, Great Car. baths, air conditioning, chen, living room with aasistanca. xtra Clean. Nice. propose questions to be consi­ the heavily guarded facility more elite military force, reportedly full basement, quiet fireplace, air condi­ 649-6763 SCHALLER CARDINAL LIST *7677 LIST *5195 LIST *12235 dered by the municipality by than two weeks ago. The diplo­ covered 970 square miles, indicat­ small complex. $725 tioning, washer/dryer ACURA QUALITY ballot. mats, speaking on condition of PRE-OWNED AUTOS SALE ing it included a missile test­ plus utilities. R.D. Mur­ hook-up, deck. $675 per BUICK, INC. ’6995 SALE ’4677 SALE ’11395 In a memorandum to town anonymity, said they could give firing range. Sources said it is run dock, 643-2692/643-6472. month plus utilities. S3 NIaaan Stanza *2695 1968 Dodge Dakota P/U $86n) 5 8pd.. A/C 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 directors Tuesday, Sartor pro­ no details. by Iraq’s Ministry for Military MANCHESTER - Duplex 649-2369. FURNITURE 87 Calica QTS •11495 S Spd.. Loadtd, Rad 1988 Buick Century $11990 88 CMC Vi 86 DODGE % posed reducing the bond issue Such an explosion would be the Industries. 3 bedrooms, 1'/2 baths, 83 Pontiac 6000 LE *3995 1988 Chev S-10 P/U $6490 86 OLDS DELTA worst disaster of its kind reported $725 monthly plus utili­ V6. Auto. Loadad 1987 Honda CRX $7380 TON P/U from $15.4 million to $14.5 million An official of the Patriotic 64 Chav Caprica Clatalc •4995 TON P/U ties. 646-6454 betweem HOMES SOLID Oak Queen size 1667 Buick Century Wag $8680 Long bed, V-a Air, Auto, Long bed. 360 v-8, Auto, ROYALE and using $927,600 from other in Iraq. There was no word on its Union of Kurdistan, an outlawed I V8. Loadad Cmlaei Tin, Caaa, P. WIndowa, 66 Acura Intagra 3 Dr. *11495 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. *9480 Air, Crulie, Tilt, P. Window, V-e, Auto, Air, P. Windows, sources to fund the proposal. cause and no immediate indica­ 8am-3pm or 647-1805 FOR RENT water bed, frame with 6 Locka, SLE Pkg. Kurdish movement fighting the between 6pm-9pm. Auto. A/C. Low Milaa. Rad 1986 LeSabre LTD $8680 Locke, 2 tone paint. Locke, Seat, Low Miles. The Associated Press drawers, mattress and 85 Eacort S/W •2965 LIST *11740 Sartor's proposal does not reduce tion of sabotage. Baghdad government, told The MANCHESTER - Two MANCHESTER - Availa­ heater. $200. Solid Oak S 8pd.. Starao 1986 Olds Calais $6980 LIST *9695 LIST *8995 the up-front cost of the project, London’s Independent daily, Associated Press in a telephone with glass contempor­ 67 Oodga Colt •SdQS 1986 Chev Monte Carlo $8495 ADDRESSES NATION -r. President oa 4rxig«. Bush said theuwar could be bedroom townhouse ble Immediately. Six 4 Or.. Auto, Econo Car 1986 Toyota Camry $6180 but reduces the amount that will quoting unidentified diplomats interview that sources inside Iraq ary end tables. $65 67 Jaap Wranglar •8965 SALE’10,657 SALE SALE *7495 Bush holds up drugs seized from a fought without new taxes, something with lacuzzi, 2'/2 boths, room house with nice 1966 Buick Electra 380 $10250 ’8695 have to be bonded and hence the and Middle East sources, said $1,300 plus utilities. 646- front porch, large each. Solid Oak with 5 Spd., V«6. Soft Top 85 Buick Cantury •4995 1966 El Camino loaded $7960 long-term financing cost. suspect across the street from the White congressional Democrats quickly today the conflagration killed 700 Please see IRAQI, page 12 6454 between 8am-3pm yard. Shows well. $750 glass cocktail tables. Auto, A/C 1985 Buick Riviera $9480 or 647-1805 between plus security and utili­ $35 each. 25" color 83 Honda Accord LX *4395 The project originally was House as he addresses the nation disputed. 5 Spd. A/C 1985 Cadi Sad. Dev $8995 80 Oakland St., Manchester 6pm-9pm. ties. 647-7653. console TV. $50. 83 Oida Clara *3995 1965 Buick Regal Cpe $6880 estimated to cost $16.5 million, a Tuesday night to outline his planned war MANCHESTER - 5 Chrome and glass dis­ ve. Auto. A/C 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 figure which would have required MANCHESTER - Three play unit adjustable 65 NIaaan ^ n tra •1995 rooms, 2 bedroom plus S Spd., Starao 1985 Olds Ciera $5895 about $30 million to fund the cost President unveils room apartment. Heat shelves. $125 each. For Exit 63 Off F84 6 4 3 > 2 7 9 1 and hot water. $475 sun porch, garage and MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM 1984 Otdamobile FIranza $4660 of long-term borrowing. That fenced yard. $775 more Information call 345 CENTER ST., 1983 LeSabre Sedan $5495 monthly. Lease and 456-0279 evenings after 81 Adams St., Manchester $16.5 million cost was later references. 649-4820- monthly. 649-0795. MANCHESTER 6pm. 647-7077 649-4571 reduced to $15.4 million after the 646-4412. □ ■ □ I size of the project was scaled Utilities defend spending ‘child by child’ plan back by about 9,000 square feet. Under Sartor’s proposal for a $14.5 million bond issue, the cost PUCA says tax should be refunded WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Bush called for expanded treat­ AVAILABLE ONE WEEK ONLY to finance the project with dent Bush is embarking on a ment and education programs, long-term bonds would be public relations campaign to sell but he also urged the country to ______r / C - t * $26,747,350, or $3,252,650 less than HARTFORD (AP) —- State utility companies Meehan said a refund bill was pending in a his "block by block, child by demonstrate “zero tolerance for AUGUST 31 THRU SEPTEIVBER 6 it would have cost to finance the .say money they collected from customers in the congressional committee where a close vote is child” war on drugs, but Demo­ casual drug use" and repeated $16.5 million proposal. form of federal taxes that no longer have to be expected by the end of the month. He said the bill crats complain the $7.9 billion his support for harsh penalties on That $26,747,350 figure is the paid should not be returned to ratepayers would require refunds to be spread out over a program doesn’t go far enough users as well as dealers. amount it would take to pay the because it’s being used to improve service. minimum of three years. and relies on cuts in other federal Still, it would be left to the principal and interest on the On Tuesday, state Consumer Counsel Jam es F. Jeff Kotkin, spokesman for Northeast Utilities, programs for financing. states to carry out most of Bush’s PRE-OWNED HONDA’S bonds over a 25-year-period. Meehan and Peter G. Boucher, chairman of the the state’s largest power company, said his "Unless the president supports recommendations targeting cas­ The directors are scheduled to Public Utilities Control Authority, had said that company has been forced by the PUCA to use $70 the tax increases that will be ual drug users, such as stiffer 1988 HONDA PRELUDE 4 Wheel Drive Steering . *1 4 9 9 5 meet at 5 p.m. in the hearing Connecticut utility customers are owed millions million in excess tax collections to offset rate necessary to fight this war, the fines, auto seizures, drivers’ of dollars in "over-collected" taxes. They called increases over the past two years. Meehan said W ANNUAL PERCENTAGE 1986 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback HI923 ..... » 7 9 9 5 room of the Municipal Building drug dealers are going to win,” license suspensions and publica­ today to take up the matter. They on Congress to pass a bill requiring speedy he did not believe the figure was that high. said House Ways and Means tion of offenders’ names in RATE FINANCING 1986 HONDA ACCORD 4 Door #1942 ...... ‘ 7 9 9 5 postponed action Tuesday night consumer refunds. "Generally, the utility industry’s position has Committee Chairman Dan newspapers. 1986 HONDA CIVIC Hatchback #2004 ...... * 5 9 9 5 after a public hearing at which They said that Connecticut electric, water, gas been that the money has been used to reduce Rostenkowski. Bush also promised stronger seven people voiced opinions, and telephone companies took in more than $205 borrowing requirements,” Kotkin said. “If it was In his first prime-time address efforts to attack drugs at their 1985 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback #2049 ..... * 6 9 9 5 three of them in favor of moving million in taxes that they won’t have to turn over given back to customers, that would increase to the nation Tuesday night, the source, in South America and 1988 HONDA ACCORD Hatchback #2058 .... » 8 9 9 5 forward now and four opposed to to the federal government. Nationwide, they borrowing requirement and any interest is an president held up a bag of crack elsewhere. the current plans. said, the total could be as high as $19 billion. expense paid by customers. cocaine seized across the street “When requested, we will for 1985 HONDA ACCORD H/B LX N2080 ..... » 7 4 9 5 A resolution calling for a Nov. 7 "No one disagrees over who it belongs to.” "In the long run, customer bills would be from the White House and de­ the first time make available the 1987 HONDA ACCORD LX 4 Dr, 19,000 miles #2083 *1 0 9 9 5 vote on a bond issue not to exceed Boucher said. "These funds simply don’t belong somewhat higher,” Kotkin said. clared drugs the "gravest domes­ appropriate resources of Ameri­ to the utility industry." 1987 HONDA CIVIC H/B At, A/C #2082 ..... * 6 9 9 5 $15,427,600 dollars had been pre­ "It’s not as though we’re running around doing tic threat facing our nation." But ca’s armed forces” to nations FOR i pared for director action Tuesday Meehan said utility companies are "sitting on a he said, "We can pay for this fight fighting drug production, he said. pile of cash that effectively belongs to strange things with this money. We’re lowering borrowing requirements and customer bills are ... without raising taxes or adding / PRE-OWNED CARS PRICED Please see TOWN HALL, page 12 customers.” to the budget deficit." Please see DRUGS, page 12 The refunds are owed ratepayers as a result of lower as a result of that,” he added. BELOW ^ 5 0 0 0 the 1986 federal tax reform act that reduced the Judy Maslin of the Connecticut Citizen Action MONTH effective utility tax rate from 46 percent to 34 Group joined Meehan and Boucher at a news 1984 SUBARU WAGON 4 Door, GL #1982 ...... * 4 9 9 5 TODAY percent, Meehan and Boucher said. conference Tuesday and called the issue "a U.S. ambassador flees really clear-cut case of fairness. We can’t believe LOANS 1984 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON 4 Door #1997 .... * 4 4 9 5 Meehan estimated that each residential utility Index customer was owed $70. Large industrial anybody in Congress is having difficulty making 1983 NISSAN SENTRA WAGON 4 Door #2056 . .. * 2 7 9 5 companies are owed millions, he said. up their mind about this.” 24 pages, 2 sections after siege at embassy OFFER 1985 PLYMOUTH TURISMO Hatchback #1857 .. * 4 2 9 5 Boucher said the utility companies have been Even if the money is not directly refunded to Classified _ 23-24 Obituaries____2 using the money to upgrade equipment and have consumers, Boucher said, it could be used as a BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The 1983 FORD MUSTANG COUPE #1994 ...... * 4 4 9 5 Comics_____20 Opinion___10-11 argued that they would have to borrow the money “rate smoother” when utility companies ask for statement released by his office: 1 APPLIES TO IN U.S. ambassador to Beirut, John Local/State__ 2-6 Sports___ 13-18 in order to make the refunds. higher rates. "It seems the American Cain 1985 PONTIAC FIERO COUPE #2019 ..... * 4 4 9 5 McCarthy, and his staff were STOCK ONLY Natlon/World_7-9 Television___ 17 couldn’t endure the stare of the 1985 TOYOTA TERCEL "Special Price" .... ‘ 2 9 9 5 evacuated today from Lebanon Lebanese Abel so he left.” Aoun after hundreds of Christian dem­ has repeatedly criticized the PRE-OWNED Im p o r t s onstrators besieged the embassy United States for failing to help to press for action against Syria. the Christians in their battle with 1987 VW JETTA 4 Dr . At, A/C #2051 ..... * 8 4 9 5 Lower FDIC ceiling is proposed The 30 diplomats left because the Syrians. i m a t 1987 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5 At #2073 ...... * 8 9 9 5 “deteriorating local circumstan­ The ambassador and 29 Ameri­ ces ... no longer permitted the 1988 FORD FESTIVA LX Clean #2069 ..... * 5 4 9 5 can staff were flown by helicopter a i t 4 k » WASHINGTON (AP) - Con­ The Associated Press. that struck the nation in the markets, uninsured, don’t know embassy to function effectively,” to a British sovereign base in 1988 SUBARU JUSTY #2084 ...... * 5 4 9 5 gress should consider lowering Although stressing that he Depression. that they’re not insured. ... That said Keith Peterson, a spokes­ Cyprus. Three hours later, they the $100,000 federal deposit insu­ wants to hear testimony on the i\nd, they argue that reducing has to be looked at.” man for the U.S. Embassy in took off aboard a military air­ 1983 GMC SUBURBAN 9 PASSENGER rance limit now that the savings issue before making up his mind, deposit insurance would favor Commercial banks hold about Nicosia. craft for Italy, informed sources 35 VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM and loan industry bailout is in Gonzalez said he currently favors large banks over small ones. $2.4 trillion in deposits, followed The sudden decision to pull out said. ‘ Maximum Loan Fin. amount of $14,000 AT, A/C, V-8 #2088 place, the chairman of the House reducing the maximum insu­ Depositors would shift their mo­ by S&Ls with $960 billion, money of Lebanon, where Christian The sources, who insisted on ‘This offer eupartedet any other offers Banking Committee says. rance coverage from $100,000 and ney to big institutions, believing market mutual funds with $330 forces and Syrian troops have not being identified further, said The S&L bill, signed into law limiting the number of insured that regulators would not close a billion and credit unions with $195 been battling for six months, the DC-9 aircraft departed at Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 ’7995 Aug. 9 by President Bush, directs accounts per depositor. big bank for fear of the shock of a billion. All except mutual funds came after hundreds of angry noon (5 a.m. EDT) from the the Treasury Department to "I believe it wouldn’t hurt any large failure to the financial are federally insured. Christians surrounded the em­ Akrotiri base in southern Cyprus finish a study of the deposit to reduce it a few thousand system, they say. Part of deposit insurance re­ bassy compound Tuesday. bound for a NATO military base MANO-ESTERHONCA insurance issue in 18 months. But dollars. I think it’ll make the Gonzalez said he also favors form will be a look at bank’s use of The protesters at the embassy in Sigonelia, Sicily. They said the Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez, D- stockholders and the depositors a examining uninsured money their deposits, including invest­ in the Beirut suburb of Aoukar final destination of the plane and 24 ADAMS ST. Texas, chairman of the banking little bit more careful about what market mutual funds, which he ing in leveraged corporate dispersed several hours after its passengers was not known. CARTER CHEVROLET panel, says action may be needed they’re doing with their institu­ called the “loose cannon" of the buyouts and in securities underw­ McCarthy’s departure today. But Peterson called the evacuation MANCHESTER, CT 06040 sooner. tion,” he said. financial system. riting, Gonzalez said. they said in a statement they temporary. "The United States of CT would besiege the compound 1229 Main Street Manchester, 646-6464 646-3515 "They’ve had studies galore.... However, proponents of the "It is a source of worry,” he The Federal Reserve Board in America is not abandoning Le­ The pressure on the deposit current system argue that it has said. “I’ll guaranteeyou that nine January authorized bank holding again if the ambassador returns. banon,” he said, the diplomatic (1-84 EAST TO 384, EXIT 3) insurance fund continues,” he successfully prevented a recur­ out of 10 people that have their The Christian army leader, staff would return "when the said Tuesday in an interview with rence of the wave of bank failures money in those mutual money Please see FDIC, page 12 Gen. Michel Aoun, said in a situation permits." ; _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 6, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 6. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Police Roundup Selectmen GOP raps stop sign denial Church supper slated Worker injured after fall OK Bolton The First Congregational Church of Coventry is having a roast turkey supper on Saturday, on Main A Manchester man was rushed to hospital by as bias against Republicans Street, from 4; 30 to 6:30 p.m. The public is welcome. ambulance Tuesday morning after he fell off some school plan Donations of $5 foradultsand $2 for children 6to 12 scaffolding at the town sewage treatment plant, years old will be accepted injuring his stomach. By Alex Glrelll a valid use of the signs. use stop signs on collector streets Timothy Duntz, 25, of 27 Elvree St., was working Bv Rick Santos Manchester Herald In the report, Lannan said three to reduce speed. Greenwood for Brunoli and Sons Inc. of Avon, when he fell about Manchester Herald 30-mph speed signs have been Drive is considered a collector 0-Anon support offered 6'A feet down the scaffolding around 9 a.m. The A decision by Police Chief installed on the road as well as a street, or one which collects company is expanding the town sewage treatment BOLTON — The Board of Robert D, Lannan against instal­ steep grade sign and a curve sign. traffic from other streets. A support group for the family and friends of plant. Education has received the ap­ ling a stop sign on Greenwood Lannan said that if a stop sign is He said a stop sign on Cliffside compulsive overeaters meets every Friday at Police said Duntz’s abdomen struck a clamp proval of selectmen to consider a Drive at Cliffside Drive came installed, a police officer would Drive would serve the children Manchester Memorial Hospital. 71 Haynes St.. 7 protruding from the scaffold. He was taken to second plan for upgrading and under fire by Republican have to be assigned to enforce it. crossing for about an hour a day p.m. Manchester Memorial Hospital and was released expanding the town’s schools. members of the Board of Direc­ “I don’t think a police officer and motorists would have to stop Ask for the meeting room at the information desk. today after being treated for serious cuts on his But selectmen gave their ap­ tors Tuesday, who said the would have to baby-sit the sign,” at it for the remaining 23 hours. stomach, police said. proval Tuesday night with the suggestion may have been re­ Werkhoven said at the directors’ Geoffrey Naab, a Republican Britannia chapter to meet Duntz has been working for Brunoli and Sons, Inc. condition that the code violations jected because it came from a meeting. director who is not seeking for about five years. in Bolton Center School are taken Republican director. Ronald Osella, another Repub­ re-election in November, said The Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the care of before anything el.'ie is Theunis Werkhoven, a Republi­ lican director, asked if the same that while there may be good British Empire will meet Thursday at 45 Lebenon Assault prompts arrest done. can director and minority leader standards would apply to a sign technical reasons why the sign Road. Hebron, at 11 a.m. "We should be moving ahead on the board, had proposed the erected on Bidwell Street at should not be erected, “I suspect At the meeting, final plans will be made for the A Manchester man was arrested Monday on right nowon thecode violationsat sign as a means of reducing Wetherell Street, which was that any suggestion that comes Sunday project. charges he assaulted his ex-wife and smashed her the Center School.” said Select­ speeds on Greenwood Drive and suggested by a Democratic from this side of the table is likely bedroom furniture while collecting his belongings, man Carl Preuss. a Republican. making it safer for school child­ director. to be rejected.” police said. “We shouldn’t be wailing for ren to cross the street there. Lannan responded that the Democratic Director Stephen Preschool program offered John Hanley Jr., of 22 Diane Drive, was arrested studies on school needs.” In a report to Town Manager intersections involved are differ­ T. Cassano said that four years on charges of third-degree as.sault, third-degree Richard Sartor, Lannan rejected ent. He said that under guidelines ago he had suggested the same The Chestnut Hill Preschool has morning and Other selectmen voiced the criminal mischief, and breach of peace, according same sentiments the suggestion. He said that using of the state Department of sign, and the response was the afternoon preschool programs available for child­ to police. a stop sign to reduce speeds is not Transportation, you should not same. ren 3 to 5 years old. The school board isconsidering Hanley’s ex-wife told police she arrived at her two major proposals for upgrad­ For more information about registration, call Woodbridge Street home at 2 p.m. to find Hanley 649-8383. ing facilities and expanding the and a friend in herbedroom , according to the report. schools to accommodate the Hanley, who was there to pick up his things, began growing school-aged population Diving board pitch is aired; Pot luck supper slated throwing the contents of thedres.seron the floor and The original plan, which has smashing the drawers, police said. already been detailed by archi­ The Army and Navy Auxiliary will hold its first The Atsoclated Press Police said Hanley grabbed his ex-wife, who was tects, is to build additions with meeting and a pot luck supper on Wednesday at the PERILOUS PERCH — A bird finds a at Fort Rodman in New Bedford, Mass., screaming, and threw her on the floor. The woman new facilities at the elementary board funds fire station site club house on Main Street, at 6:30 p m. The business said she could not call the police at that time perch in an intimidating security fence today. school and hou.se the Center ahead of schedule. meeting will follow the supper. because she was afraid Hanley would rip the phone School students, grades five By Alex Glrelll work on a new town cemetery off Everyone is asked to bring food off the wall, as he had before, police said. through eight, in the elementary Manchester Herald Hillstown Road was presented. Among other actions taken by Hanley left before police arrived but was found school. Director Geoffrey Naab com­ directors at the meeting are the Obituaries and arre.sted at his home. The latest idea of the school Lifeguards at Verpianck Swim­ plained that an abandoned house following: Scandia Lodge to meet Hanley was held on $1,000 bond but was released board is to build a smaller ming Pool have petitioned the on the property is a hazard and ■ The board approved a $4,800 after his father posted bond, police said. He was Board of Directors to provide a should be demolished. The Scandia Lodge, No. 23 Vasa Order of addition onto the elementary settlement of a claim by Merritt scheduled for court on Tuesday school and add to the high .school. diving board at the pool, and the He said the board had asked Sawyer for damage done to his America, is holding a meeting on Thursday at the Veronica DellaFera Christopher Evans He is survived by his wife, directors Tuesday night asked former Town Manager Robert B. Emanual Lutheran Church. 60 Church St . at 7:30 With this plan, the elementary truck when it was towed from the Corinne (Benoit) Prete: his school will house kindergarten the town administration to con- Weiss in January what would be sanitary landfill when he left it in p.m. Veronica "Vera” DellaFera, Christopher Evans, 85, of East mother, Margaret (Reed) Prete; siaer their request in plans for done about the house. The Beethoven Chorus will present a program 66, of 90 Park St., died Tuesday Hartford, died Monday (Sept. 4, three sons, Joseph 'T. Prete Jr. of Public Meetings through sixth-grade students, Lee F. O’Connor Jr., highway a medical emergency. and the high school will house renovating the pool. under the directon of James McKay. (Sept. 5, 1989) at a local convales­ 1989) at Manchester Memorial Enfield, Steven M. Prete of A consultant hired to evaluate superintendent, said it appears to ■ The board accepted Saddlehill cent home. She was the wife of Hospital. He was the father, oJ Enfield, and John A. Prete of grades seven through 12 him the demolition can be done in Road and Braeside Cresent as Public meetings scheduled today: With either alternative, the the town’s program for renovat­ Raymond DellaFera. Sister Peggy Evans of Manches­ West Hartford; a daughter, Eli­ ing the town’s five outdoor mid-September, new town roads. Harvest fair slated She was born in Suffield, and ter, an administrator at East zabeth A. Prete of West Hartford: school board plans to abandon the Manchester Center School. Selectmen have swimming pools has recom­ In another matter. Town Man­ ■ The board allocated $4,800 for The town of Hebron is having its annual Hebron had lived in Manchester for most Catholic High School. a brother, Augustine F. Prete Jr. mended removal of the stand on ager Richard Sartor reported sidewalk repair in connection of her life. She was employed in He is also survived by his Hockanum River Linear Park special subcom­ objected to this because the Harvest Fair from Thursday to Sunday at the Lions of Colorado Springs, Colo.; and a Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald which the diving board used to be that he has informed the state with the reconstruction of the exit the family business, the DellaF­ daughter, Kathleen E. Hickey of sister, Donna Bonn of Vernon. mittee, Lincoln Center gold room, 5 p.m. school board has not suggested Department of Transportation from Charter Oak Park. Fairgrounds. Route 85. Hebron. The fair opens at 6 how the town would use the to improve traffic patterns p.m. on Thurday and Friday. 9 a m. on Saturday, era Adjustment Co. She was a Glastonbury; a son, William P. The funeral will be Friday at Hockanum River Linear Park Commission, SPRUCE UP — Courtney Douglas of Bloomfield paints around the pool deck. about the town’s concern over a ■ The board allocated $6,000.64 member of the Ladies of St. Evans of Berlin, Conn.; and five 9; 15 a.m. at the Sheehan-Hilborn- Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. building. decision to eliminate a ramp at for sidewalk repair on Princton and 10 a m. om Sunday. “It’s going to have to be used the side of the sewage treatment plant off Olcott Street Director James F. Fogarty, a On Thursday, the Northeast finals of the True James and a member of St. granddaughters. Breen Funeral Home, 1084 New Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center Democrat, suggested restoration Burnham Street near South Wind­ Street. James Church. The funeral will be Thursday at hearing room, 7 p.m. for something — or blown up," Tuesday. The town is in the process of expanding the Value CMC Truck Country Showdown will be Britain Ave., West Hartford, plant. of the diving board. It was sor and East Hartford from plans ■ The board decided to provide She is also survived by her two 10:15 a.m. at the Callahan Fun­ followed by a Mass of Christian joked Democratic Selectman for construction of Interstate featured: the largest country music contest in the James Veitch Tuesdav removed before this swim season $15,000 for a community-wide world. Also on Thursday is a tractor pull. daughters, Donna Vanderhoff of eral Home, 1602 Main St., East burial at 10 a.m. at St. Thomas the Andover opened because the pool is Route 291. survey proposed by Sartor. Di­ Vernon, and Sharon Ristau of Hartford, followed by a Mass of Apostle Church, West Hartford, shallower than state regulations The decision will impact Man­ rector Naab vote against the On Friday there will be a horse pull and on Tolland: three brothers, Joseph Christian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3:30 Saturday, a pony pull. The oxen will pull on Sunday. Burial will be in Mt. St. Benedict p.m. allow for diving. chester because it will limit the measure. Krajewski of Dayton, Ohio, Stan­ Isaac Jogues Church, East Hart­ Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling Scott Sprague, director of ways to interchange from 1-84 to ■ The board decided to pass an Many exhibits, crafts, and food booths will also be ley Krajewski of Manchester, and ford. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Inlands Wetlands Commission special meeting on Meeting set Truck, Sander, tanks provided. hours are Thursday from 2 to 4 the site of Long Hill Road, 6 p.m. parks and recreation, has in­ 1-291. ordinance under which the town Chester Krajewski of Manches­ Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling and 7 to 9 p.m. formed the board that he has Sartor also reported that the will buy from the state for ter: three sisters, Ann Poggi of hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 Memorial donations may be in Boiton changed his priorities for pool town will ask for an extension of $72,732.30 land at Doming Street Ellington, Helen Orlowski of the to 9 p.m. made to the American Cancer Coventry BOLTON — A special purchased in Bolton renovation and now wants to do the state’s Sept. 30 deadline for and Tolland Turnpike that will be Births Rockville section of Vernon, and Memorial donations may be Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Board of Registrars, Town Office Building, 7:30 town meeting has been Verpianck Pool instead of Wad­ submitting a plan to enforce a used for a new town fire station. Josephine Falkowski of Manches­ made to the Irish-American Scho­ ford 06105. p.m. scheduled for Sept. 27 to By Rick Santos tanks. The bid of $88,263 came dell Pool next because he has regulation against dumping ter: a granddaughter; and sev­ larship Fund, c-o of the Irish- Parks and Recreation Committee, Patriot’s Park decide whether the town Manchester Herald from Chem Tech Environmental concluded that piping and filter things in the landfill that are eral nieces and nephews. American Home, 32 Commerce Lodge, 7:30 p.m. will makefundsavailableto Waste Management of West systems will have to be changed classified as recyclable BILODEAU, Ashley Rose, daughter of RussellJ The funeral will be Friday at St., Glastonbury 06033. pay for the construction of BOLTON — Selectmen have Mystic. at Waddell and Swanson pools. materials. and Michelle Dvorak Bilodeau. 78 Richmond Drive, 9:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Card of Thanks the bathrooms at Herrick authorized the purchase of a Helen Kemp, executive assist­ Verpianck Pool does not need a Boyce Spinelli. director of was born Aug. 18 at Hartford Hospital. Her Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., The family of Emma M. Doyle wish Park and for removing truck for the Parks and Recrea­ ant to selectmen, said the com­ new filter system and work there finance, said the town’s tax maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman followed by a Mass of Christian Joseph T. Prete to express their sincere thanks to Current Quotations asbestos from the elemen­ tion Department, a road sander pany’s references were good. can be done with available funds. revaluation is on schedule or Dvorak. 203 Mountain Road. Her paternal grand­ burial at 10 a.m. in St. James the Visiting Nurse Association of tary school. forthe Highway Department, and There were five other bids, one The renovations are part of a parents are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bilodeau. 180 Church. Burial will be in St. Joseph Thomas Prete, 39, of Manchester and Doctor Demko, The meeting, scheduled as high as $181,400 for the job of five-year program begun in last Ferguson Road. Her paternal great-grandmothers James Cemetery. Calling hours West Hartford, died Monday friends and neighbors for all their "This is a war on drugs, not a war on the American replacements for three town- for 7:30 p.m. at the Com­ owned underground oil storage replacing tanks at the town year’s budget and Saulters Pool are Rose Bilodeau of Bristol and Susan Woodard. are Thursday from 2 to4and7to9 (Sept. 4, 1989) at the University help, kindness and love in our time taxpayer.” — Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole, munity Hall, is necessary has already been completed. Now Open Nulcraclier Avon. She has two brothers. Kyle 4. and Troy. 2. p.m. Hospital in Boston. He played for of need. against the idea of a tax increase to fight drug use. tanks. garage. Bolton High School, and because the money needed After .some debate Tuesday Bolton Center School. Plans and specifications forthe NOW OPEN KELLY, Allison Mea. daughter of EdwardT. and Memorial donations may be the Reed Construction Softball Sincerely, for the projects, which is Verpianck work will be drawn by Margaret Mea Kelly III of 38 Lookout Mountain made to the St. James School Team of Manchester, having Marie Powers and night as to whether the town Kemp said the town will be On Wed. Thru Sat. from the federal govern­ needs a snow plow with the parks Century Pool of New Britain, the Drive, was born Aug. 27 at Manchester Memorial Foundation, P.O. Box 254, Man­ been chosen All-American in 1979 Florence Harwarth ment, cannot be spent on reimbursed for about 60 percent consultant firm that has recom­ 10.\M To 5PM Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Anthony chester 06040. and 1984. Niece Thoughts such projects without a truck, the Board of Selectmen of the cost of replacing the school Sunday voted unanimously to spend mended removal of the diving Mondays! and Helen Mea. Old Lyme. Her paternal grand­ town meeting, said Select­ tanks through a state grant board stand. 11AM To 5PM mother is Gertrude L. Kelly. Arlington. Mass. She $17.24! on a truck with a plow Jesus said. “Let the children come to me and do man Carl Preuss. program The report was one of several 295 Wfst St., SUMMER HOURS has a brother. Edward T. IV. 4. The bathroom completion from Dillon Ford in Manchester. The board voted unanimously made to the directors at their Fh-Sat I0^M•SPM FOLLANSBEE, Ryan Duane, son of Michael and Deaths Elsewhere not stop them becau.se the Kingdom of Heaven Republican Selectman Carl Bulioii, CT Sun 1UM-SPM belongs to such as these.” (Matt. 9-14). Jesus will cost $6,000 and the plans also for the purchase of a $4,065 meeting Tuesday in the hearing FALL HOURS Cynthia Wilson Follan.sbee of 38 Englewood Trial. Preuss said he is not sure the plow 610-7511 Starling after Labor Dav for the asbestos removal road sander for the highway room of Lincoln Center. Wed-Sal HKM-.SPM Coventry, was born Aug. 24 at Manchester always had time for the children. 1 mile north of Gav Our children are our most precious gifts. How do cost $7,800. will be u.sed often because the department. When a report on plans to begin Cilv Slate Park Rie. B.5 Sun lUM-SPM Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Allan Crist two sisters; three grandsons; and Syme studied classics at Ox­ Town officials said the parks department isnot responsi­ Ro.semary and Bill Donlin of 113 W. Center St. and a granddaughter. ford in the 1920s. we treat these gifts from God? Whether we are HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - perents, teachers, church leaders, businessmen and bathrooms should be com­ ble for removing snow from many the late Edward Wilson Sr. His paternal grand­ He worked for the British pleted in the next few areas. Allan G. Crist, a former reporter government during World War II women or politicians, children area vital part of our mother is Jeanne Follansbee of Middle Turnpike. world. weeks, and they will be But after Selectman James He has twobrothers. Michael A.. 7. and Joshua E.. 3. for The Associated Press and in embassies in Yugoslavia and other news organizations, died Ronald Syme We need to take the time to talk and listen to our usable during the winter. Veitch. a Democrat, said the plow Betty-Jane Turner School of Dance Turkey, then taught classical The removal of the asbestos Sunday of natural causes at age LONDON (AP) - Ronald philology at the University of children; at times to laugh with them; other times to could be helpful in emergency cry with them: to teach them the ways of goodness, will probably not begin until situations, and "if you're going to 80. Syme. an Oxford historian, died Istanbul. Syme pioneered a me­ summer vacation, so the He had worked for the AP in Monday at age 86. No cause of thod of historical research that and, above all. to love them. Too many of today’s buy a truck, buy it complete." Lottery children are abused, homeless, forgotten and harmful substance won’t be Preuss and other selectmen ap­ 1 i > '‘ A* ^ ^ ^ ' ' ' Harrisburg and later was a public death was given. involved studying the back­ exposed to the students, . -i 'i i'k ! n ' 1 I *■ ? * ' N '' J■ f > ili hj'l *4 ! i<1 information officer for the state Instead of focusing on the ideals grounds of groups of influential unwanted. proved the purchase. It is our Christian responsibility and concern to teachers, and staff who The board recommended un­ Department of Military Affairs. and constitutional structure of people. occupy the building during '■ { i Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in New He worked for the National Guard the Roman emperors as his Syme was knighted in 1959. In reach out to God’s children. We rnust offer them a animously to award a contract to England: value system: teach them right from wrong; share the school year, officials Association and was editor of its predecessors had, Syme dis­ 1976, he was awarded the Order of said. the lowest bidder for the removal journal. The National closed the lust for power and Merit. Britain's most desired our Christian faith, and seta good example for them of three underground oil storage Connecticut daily: 796. Play Four: 7082. Guardsmen. to follow. Children of all ages need adult guidance to Connecticut Lotto: 13, 16, 19, 21, 29, 38. money that motivated their ca­ civil distinction, which is limited Crist also had worked for The reers, comparing them to Euro­ to 24 intellectuals and scientists. help them build their tomorrows with wisdom and Massachusetts daily: 4253. Patriot-News in Harrisburg, The pean dictators in the 1930s. He peace. Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) Syme retired in 1970 after 21 daily: 790, 1211. Philadelphia Inquirer, United introduced the theories in his first years as Oxford’s Camden Pro­ IVe Love Our Bean Bags! Press and British United Press. and most famous book. "The fessor of Ancient History. His last Carol Wengertsman Rhode Island daily: 0426. He is survived by his wife, Roman Revolution,” published in Coordinator of Religious Education t ’: Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 08, 19, 21, 23, 37. book, "The Augustan Aristo­ Margaret; a son; four daughters; 1939. cracy,” was published in 1986. St. Bridget Church 1

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From a activists were able to approach minimum-security prison in En­ were recaptured, but the other security standpoint, however, four remain at large, correction Ruling party faces field, plagued by a rash of a moored Trident submarine the fact that protestors could unnoticed during a Labor Day prisoner escapes last month, will officials said. actually climb up on a nuclear iW I'll'i! soon receive more guards, light­ Carbone said the new security demonstration, a spokesman sub at a naval installation i measures have been agreed upon said. suggests the potential for far ing and a new electronic fence, erosion of support state officials said. by budget officials and the state Lt. Cmdr. John Ward, a Navy more serious mischief," Dodd Department of Correction. spokesman, said, “There is no said. William H. Carbone, underse­ 4 * . it cretary for management services Carbone declined to estimate investigation planned at this The attack wassimilartoone the cost of the changes. time," seven years ago when nine and justice planning with the in South Africa Ward, a spokesman for the state Office of Policy and Man­ Commissioner of Correction anti-nuclear activists broke Larry R. Meachum declined to Groton submarine base, which into a shipyard located across agement, said the prison would JOHANNESBURG. South day night that low voter turnout has authority over security at get “a fairly significant increase comment on the proposed the Thames River from the changes at the prison. Africa (AP) — The government would increase the chances of a the Naval Underwater Sys­ research center and vandal­ in manpower” almost imme­ today held elections it called the hung Parliament, in which no tems Center in New London, diately and upgraded equipment State Rep. William A. Kiner, ized the Trident submarine D-Enfield, whose district in­ most crucial since the National­ party would have a majority. In said Tuesday that security Florida. within the next few months. ists rode apartheid to power in that case, a coalition government measures there were cludes the prison, said state The break-in at the Electric The steps were being taken to budget officials told him the state 1948, and the disenfranchised would have to be formed or a new appropriate. Boat shipyard in Groton in 1982 halt escapes from the 750-bed black majority protested with a election called. Jacqueline Allen, a 24-year- Correction Department planned For the first time since 1953, led to a congressional investi­ Carl Robinson Correctional to add razor wire to the prison’s general strike. old peace activist from Volun- gation and forced changes in Institution. In the voting, the long- political analysts predict the town, said she was able to swim fences, to install more and security procedures at Electric Six prisoners escaped last brighter lights, and to use more governing National Party was Nationalists could receive less unnoticed into a top-secret Boat, month from the prison, which is expected to lose seats and possi­ than half the white vote. But as Navy research center and beat guards at fixed and on foot and in The Labor Day protestors surrounded by an 8-foot-high cars.” bly its majority in Parliament’s long as they poll more than 40 on a Trident-missile-firing sub­ swam and paddled in a black­ dominant white chamber be­ percent and retain 84 of their 123 marine with a hammer before ened canoe to reach the Pen­ cause of its plan to begin sharing seats, they will remain the being arrested on Labor Day. nsylvania at its berth at the some power with the country’s 28 governing party. Allen discussed the attack on underwater systems center, Moffett leaves TV 30 million blacks. The right-wing Conservative the Pennsylvania, which will one of a number of nuclear Hundreds of thousands of Party has 22 of the white be commissioned into the fleet submarine facilities along this blacks stayed away from work on chamber's 166 elected seats, the Saturday, after an appearance stretch of the Thames River, to begin new business Tuesday in the biggest show if anti-apartheid Democrats have in U S. District Court in Hart­ authorities and the protesters defiance in a monthlong cam­ 20 and one seat in the last ford on Tuesday, where she and Parliament was held by a now- said. HARTFORD (AP) - $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 . paign to discredit the balloting. six other protesters were Within a few miles of the Politician-turned-TV-anchorman Moffett spent five terms in Black activists said the two-day defunct moderate party. charged with trespassing on center are the shipyard, one of Toby Moffett has announced he Congress representing Connecti­ general strike would expand The government-run Radio Navy property and destruction two in the country that build will resign from his job at a West cut’s 6th District before running today and that millions of blacks South Africa said the elections of government property. Trident submarines: the head­ Hartford television station rais­ for the U.S. Senate against would participate. Highways into “have a vital bearing on how They were ordered released quarters of the North Atlantic ing speculation that he may Republican Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Johannesburg from the black South Africa enters the future and by a federal magistrate after sub fleet and the submarine return to politics. in 1982, a race he lost narrowly. township of Soweto were nearly how this country will look in they signed written promises to tender Fulton and its attendant Moffet said, however, Tuesday Four years later, he unsuccess­ empty this morning. succeeding decades.” appear in court to face the submarines. that he was resigning to serve as a fully challenged Gov. William A. ”Our people for over a month Acting President F.W. de charges. Allen said she swam under consultant on environmental and The Associated Press now have actually been showing Klerk’s National Party has pro­ O’Neill for the gubernatorial posed negotiating a new constitu­ Allen said the protesters the dock alongside the Pennsyl­ energy issues. nomination. REFINERY FIRE — A Shell Oil refinery in Martinez, Calif., hundred feet into the air and a giant plume of smoke over in various ways how these elec­ wanted to send a message to tions are irrelevant. ... We believe tion that would give blacks a vania, reached the sub at about “I have no plans on the political More recently, he has been burns Tuesday night after an explosion touched off a the region. Two workers at the facility were injured. The the Navy that “these weapons midships near the conning front whatsoever,” Moffett said, that is the real election, ” said share of national power within mentioned as a possible candi­ major fire at the facility, sending flames more than a fire was under control later in the evening. five years, but also protect don't make us secure and you tower, poured a baby bottle of The Associated Press “But I’m too young to say never, date for Congress from the 5th Cyril Ramaphosa, general­ can’t secure the weapons” her blood on the hull, scratched never, never.” District. To do that, he would secretary of the National Union of against a loss of white power. U.S Sen. Christopher J. the word “death” in the paint OUT ON PROMISE — Arthur Laffin, facing camera, is Friday is to be his last day on have to move his family from Mineworkers.” That is how our The party has said it expects to Dodd, D-Conn., said the inci­ and began pounding on the ship hugged by a well-wisher Tuesday outside of U.S. District the air on WVIT-TV, Channel 30, their residence in Branford, people are casting a vote ... lose parliamentary seats over the dent raises “grave questions with a hammer. She said it was where he has worked as a news which is in the 3rd District. against the system of apartheid.” plan to the right-wing Conserva­ about security at the under­ Court in Hartford after he and six others were released on Hundreds of blacks and whites tive Party, The extent of the loss the banging ofthe hammer that written promises to appear. They were charged Monday anchor since 1986 after making an He said on the air that he was Bakkei^s lawyer calls for mistrial water systems center.” caused the guards to notice unsuccessful bid for the Demo­ rallied Tuesday at universities and gains made by the Conserva­ with trying to board a Trident submarine in New London. aware of the speculation about his tives and the Democrats will “From a political stand­ her. cratic gubernatorial nomination. possible political interests, but he nationwide and barricaded His salary at the time of accept­ CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - testifying that he had told Bakker Tammy Faye Bakker. mean­ prison hospital at the Federal streets with flaming tires. Police affect the government’s pace of said he had done nothing to fuel Correctional Institution at reform. ing the post was reportedly over that speculation. Jim Bakker’s lawyers say the and another PTL official that while, said Tuesday her husband arrested 500 people and witnesses jury may have been prejudiced “someone would go to jail” over was suffering from stress when Butner, north of Durham, Bakker said officers used tear gas, whips, The Conservatives say negotia­ last week when a witness col­ the ministry’s fund-raising he collapsed last week. She also confused it with an animal rubber bullets and birdshot to tion with blacks will lead inevita­ Lower-grade enrollments will jump lapsed, while Bakker’s wife said practices. charged that he has been mis­ hospital in Charlotte named break up demonstrations. bly to black majority rule. They HOWELL CHENEY REGIONAL VOCATIONAL the TV evangelist’s own collapse Jurors might blame defense treated by federal officials. Butler Animal Hospital, Mrs. Police said armed officers call for the creation of two HARTFORD (AP) - Elemen­ a day later was due to stress and attorneys — who were heatedly “After 2'/2 years of sheer Bakker said. would guard polling booths today. segregated nations within South field, Tolland and Chester, have school enrollment, which has —Elementary enrollment is TECHNICAL SCHOOL African territory. tary school enrollment will jump already discussed building or been declining for 18 years, may not mental illness. questioning Nelson — for his mental torture, he was just She also said her husband’s The government said 3,170,667 expected to peak at 266,000 in 791 West Middle Turnpike of the nation’s 5 million whites The Democratic Party, ex­ 21 percent statewide over the next have begun planning new schools reach its low point this fall before 1997, up from the 1988 count of Manchester, CT. 06040-1899 A hearing was scheduled today collapse, Bender said in his stressed out,” a sobbing Mrs. civil rights were violated when nine years forcing many Connec­ or additions. to determine if Bakker is men­ motion. Bakker said in a taped statement Judge Robert Potter ordered were eligible to cast ballots pected to finished third, wants the beginning to increase again next 219,528, but will decline by about today: more than 665,000 Indians country’s segregationist apar- ticut towns to both build new year. 20,000 between 1997 and 2005. Adult Evening Education Courses tally competent to stand trial on Bender also filed a motion broadcast from a Durham motel Bakker to the prison hospital. schools and lay off teachers, Coupled with the increase in and 1.7 million people of mixed theid laws scrapped enrollment at elementary schools “We are near the bottom,” said —High school enrollment had Fail, 1989 fraud and conspiracy charges, asking for a delay until Sept. 11 in room on “The Jim and Tammy- "These big men took one small immediately. according to a state survev. man ... and put him in shackles... race were eligible to vote for will be a decrease in the number the study’s author, Peter M. declined to 132,067 and is ex­ A0001 Basic Trade Math Tuea. A0031 Blue Print Fundamentals Thurs. officials said. the event that a mistrial isn’t Show.” The 1989 campaign has been and paraded him across the yard members of separate parliament The state Board of Education of high school students in Connec­ Prowda, a researcher with the pected to decrease by another E0101 Basic Machining Thura. E0105 CNC Programming Wed. Defense lawyer Harold Bender granted. Bakker resigned from the PTL chambers that are dominated by one of the most grueling and will receive a study projecting state Department of Education. 9,800 more over three years. It is E0301 Basic Drafting Wed. A2101 Welding I Wed. filed a mistrial motion just before Bakker, who has been going ministry in March 1987 in a sex in shackles, sobbing and crying ticut. High school enrollment is A0917 Power Distribution Tues. A2102 Welding II Thurs. the white House of Assembly. expensive, government-run tele­ that the increase in enrollment at expected to drop by more than 7 The report says: expected to grow starting in 1991, the court closed Tuesday. through psychological testing to and money scandal. His trial with his hair all messed up.” she vision said Tuesday. —Statewide public school en­ E5801 Basic Electronics Wed. A0705 Water Supply Thura. The Pretoria Weather Bureau elementary schools will put pres­ percent over the next three years, reaching 165,000 by 2005. A0710 Basic Refrigeration Wed. A0710 Electricity 4 Controla Mon. Defense attorneys said the U.S. determine if he is competent to started Aug. 28 on charges that he said. predicted cold spring weather “It is the watershed election of sure on schools to add space or continuing a steady decline that rollment in 1988 was 464,445, down —The number of high school A0910 Electric. Code IV Mon. A0730 'Sprinkler »1 Tuea. & Wed. District Court jury in Bakker’s stand trial, is feeling better, a used nearly $4 million in ministry Officials said Bakker was nationwide with rain in some South Africa,” it said. “It is put more children in each began in 1975. 31 percent from a peak of 675,949 seniors, which peaked at 44,714 in 'Sheet Metal #2 Mon. & Wed. 'Carpentry #3 Tuea. & Thurs. fraud and conspiracy trial was relative said. funds to support a lavish lifestyle. treated according to standard areas. The heaviest snowfall in 20 generally accepted that it will be in 1971. Enrollment is expected to classroom. 1975, had fallen to 32,962 in 1988 'These classes meet two nights per week — Tuition Is $168.00 affected when a government “I’d say he’s doing real well, The trial was recessed Thursday procedure. years fell Tuesday in eastern the most crucial and decisive Besides laying off teachers, in-crease steadily for the next 14 and will reach a low point of 26,600 Several municipalities, includ­ some high schools have started to Adult Evening Classes will be held on the Evenings of September witness fainted Thursday while but he’s not real happy with some when Bakker didn’t come to court Bakker is charged with 24 Cape province. The polls opened since 1948 " vears, reaching 562,000 students in 1993. 5, 6, 7th, 4 11th from 6:30 to 8:30 P.M. Classes start the week of September 18,1989. counts of fraud and conspiracy ing Hartford, Avon, Granby, curtail elective courses. The s^ool reaenes the right to cancel courses for Insufficient registration or lack of undergoing cross examination. of the stuff ... the humiliation,” and his psychiatrist said he was at 7 a m. and were to close at 9 Angry blacks, however, have in 2002 before beginning a slow, In Brookfield, officials are Instructional staff. and faces 120 years in prison and p.m. Farmington, New Hartford, En­ Overall, statewide public steady decline. Former PTL vice president said Norm Bakker, Bakker’s hallucinating. denounced the elections with talking about building a new All corses are 36 hours In length. Classes meet one night per week, 6:30 to 9:30 Steve Nelson passed out after brother. When Bakker was taken to the more than $5 million in fines. State-run television said Tues­ demonstrations. middle school and converting the P ^ . for a total of 12 sessions. ALL APPRENTICES MUST provide copies of their I'Pvrse lor which they register, otherwise they must pay tuition. existing Whisconier Middle Tuition Is $84.00 (subject to State Board approval) per 38 hours of Instruction. School to an elementary school to Stolberg says O ’l CHECK (NO CASH), MADE PAYABLE TO THE c a n ’t w in accommodate a growing popula­ "TH^SURER, STATE OF CONNECTICUT BY THE SECOND CLASS NIGHT tion, said Superintendent Michael apprentices m u s t p r e s e n t a v a l id s t a t e Mubarak plan is backed ° LISTING THEIR CURRENT EMPLOYER TO BE HARTFORD (AP) — Former Either that, or he wants a spot on setting tax increases approved by J. Perrone. EXEMPT FROM TUITION. WE WILL TRY TO ASSIST YOU IN MAKING COPIES. state House Speaker Irving J. a ticket headed by Morrison, the Democratic-controlled Gen­ “We’re very crowded,” Per­ The Stsfle of Connecticut, Department of Education, will not discrimlnato or permit WASHINGTON (AP) - The nymity, said it was not clear if United States. Stolberg says Democratic Gov. Droney said. eral Assembly and signed into rone said. “We’re putting class­ dl^lmlnatlon against any person or group of persons on the grounds of race Mubarak’s ideas were acceptable Shamir’s idea is to have elected William A. O’Neill could not win c ^ r religious creed, age. sex. marital status, national origin, anceatry, present or Bush administration, in a move to A spokesman for O’Neill said law by the governor this past rooms on stages, taking what p M Wstory of fnental disorder, mental retardation, or physical disability. Including break a diplomatic impasse in the to Israel or to the Palestine Palestinians negotiate with Is­ re-election. the governor would have no spring. For that same reason, he were supply rooms ... and using but not limited to blindneM In its educational programs and activities. Liberation Organization. rael a temporary arrangement The best solution He also said he has been urged Middle East, is seeking Arab and comment. O’Neill said again last said, no current member of the them for class-rooms.” Israeli support for a proposal by A plan pushed by Israeli Prime for self-rule in the territories. by U.S. Reps. Barbara B. Ken- week that he expects to seek a legislature. Democrat or Repub­ Minister Yitzhak Shamir has the This would be followed by talks on nelly and Bruce A. Morrison to Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ third full term next year provided lican, could win the governor’s barak for holding Palestinian administration's endorsement. an overall Middle East settle­ seek the Democratic gubernator­ his health is good. race next year. The PLO, which has the power to ment involving also Jordan and ial nomination next year, but has elections, U.S. officials say. Stolberg, who was ousted as Getting a member of Congress Among the 10-point proposal’s block its implementation, is cool Egypt. at the best price. ruled himself out as a candidate speaker this year by House to run, like Kennelly or Morrison, key elements are provisions for to a key provision: temporary Among Mubarak's sugges­ after talking to many people colleagues disenchanted with who is removed from the Connec­ self-rule but not statehood for the tions, officials said, were the around the state and concluding WHERE IS voting by Palestinian residents of him, said he would consider ticut legislative process, would Jerusalem and for the temporary 1.4 million Palestinian Arabswho temporary withdrawal of Israeli “it just wasn’t there.” running for Morrison’s 3rd Dis­ enhance the Democrats’ chances live on the West Bank and in troops from polling areas and The Quick Success® Weight-Loss Program State Democratic Chairman withdrawal of Israeli troops from trict seat should it become of hanging on to the governor’s voting areas throughout the West Gaza. participation in the balloting by John F. Droney Jr., a staunch available, but insisted that had office in 1990, he said. The territories were captured Palestinians who live in East Flexible Fits your lifestyle. O’Neill ally, said Stolberg JOHN FOGARTY ?? Bank and in Gaza. nothing to do with his thoughts on Stolberg also said the O’Neill “This is a start,” an official from Jordan and Egypt in the 1967 Jerusalem. sounded like he wanted Morrison the governor’s race. Six-Day war and are under Also, leaders of the Palestinian years had been marked by “a said Tuesday. “It’s the kind of Effective You'll see results fast. out of the way so he could run for He said O’Neill was especially lack of leadership and a lack of Israeli control. The PLO de­ insurrection on the West Bank Morrison’s congressional seat. thing we need.” vulnerable because of the record- innovation.” But he and other U.S. officials, mands a state — an outcome and in Gaza who have been opposed by both Israel and the deported would have a role. 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Others note that doubt about them, but there is no high-fiber found reassuring evidence that week to about 500,000 nurses the amount and ratio of sex strong refutation, because it’s with AIDS in regular class to be less in larger vehicles birth control pills haven’t raised across the United States between hormones in birth control pills possible that the effects really are WASHINGTON (AP) - A the breast cancer risk for middle- ages 25 and 42. have changed since their intro­ different in very young women.” line was uniformly negatively age women. Now, they are WASHINGTON (AP) — AIDS victims should WASHINGTON (AP) - Injury and vehicle damage. Small cars cant design changes because high-fiber diet appears to That study will be called the duction in the early 1960s, and this The newly released Harvard spread, said Brenda Welburn of the school board and damage claims are generally correlated with high fiber" — starting a major new study to see Nurses’ Health Study II, and is a might also have made the pill not be isolated or given special treatment in U S. have poor results for injury and results have proved to be consist­ inhibit the growth of rectal that is, the higher the fiber, the study was published in today's association. Previous guidelines suggested that lower in larger cars and vans, an damage,” said Brian O'Neill, ent from one model year to polyps in people with an if that’s true for a younger successor to a survey of 118,273 more hazardous. schools, according to a new guide that says schools be cautious about children who bite or fewer the polyps. generation. issue of the Journal of the up-to-date knowledge about the disease should insurance industry study has president of the institute, noting another. inherited tendency toward female nurses between ages 30 “The epidemiologists are all National Cancer Institute. Willett who weren't toilet trained, in casethe AIDS virus found. that European models tend to such polyps that can lead to Rectal polyps frequently de­ Birth control pills became and 55 that began in 1976. confused, myself included,” com­ quiet fears that the virus can be easily might be transmitted through saliva or handling The institute is a non-profit, available in the early 1960s, and mented Dr. Samuel Shapiro of said the massive amount of data transmitted. The Highway Loss Data Insti­ have low injury results but high cancer, according to results of cline spontaneously after rem­ Experts say the results of the collected provides "a very clear diapers. tute study released Tuesday said damage. public service organization a four-year study. oval of the large bowel in this women now in their mid-40s and first nurses study are reassuring Boston University’s Sloan Epide­ “Until now, many people have been fearful “We now know that HIV is not transmitted funded by the insurance industry disorder. 50s typically began using the pill and reassuring answer to the that (AIDS) could be transmitted at school,” the the vehicles with the best results The study measured how likely A team from Memorial for women now approaching miology Unit. women of the age of those through saliva or urine.” said Welburn. "Even in both injury and damage claims and closely associated with the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Cen­ Members of the high fiber- when they were in their mid-20s menopause. Shapiro was a co-author of a National Association of State Boards of Educa­ the possibility that the AIDS virus would be a particular car model is to be Insurance Institute for Highway or beyond. participating in the study.” tion said today in the booklet that updates were the Pontiac Safari station ter in New York and Cornell group consumed an average of “Past use of oral contracep­ study of pill users und^r age 45. transmitted through simple exposure to blood is wagon, the Plymouth Grand involved in an injury accident and Safety. Since then, however, millions of tives does not appear to increase Among those who took oral Forty-eight percent of the guidelines issued by the Centers for Disease extremely low" how costly damage to the vehicle University Medical College 22 grams of fiber a day, about Voyager, the Dodge Grand Cara­ selected 58 study subjects twice what is containeil in an American women have begun the risk of breast cancer for contraceptives for 10 years or women had used oral contracep­ Control in 1985. “We have enough information to So the suggested policy is to allow students who is when compared with the The Mercedes-Benz SDL-SEL, taking the pill while still in their tives. While 1,799 of the total stop worrying about this. van, the Mercury Grand Marquis from patients with familial average diet, through the women in their mid-40s and 50s,“ more, the risk of breast cancer are infected to attend school and be entitled to all station wagon and the Ford average likelihood of injury or for the second consecutive year, teens. said Willett. was increased four times. participants developed breast “What we do need to worry about — and the damage for all cars on the road. had the best injury loss record, adenomatous polyposis, an inclusion of special cereals in rights, privileges and services received by other Crown Victoria station wagon. their diet. Only about 10 Troubling data has begun to The new study is the largest of a A study from University Hospi­ cancer, there was no difference in place to put our energy and concern is into students, the guide said. The results are adjusted for the followed by the Saab 9000. Both inherited disorder character­ emerge that these people may be Vehicles with the worst records ized by a large number of percent of the population nor­ series of reports this year that tal in Lund, Sweden, found that the cancer rate between those education.” “No school employee shall be terminated, number of cars of each model on cars, however, showed much at substantially higher than usual who had taken the pill and those AIDS, or acquired immune deficiency syn­ had more than double the losses the road, for possible distortion polyps in the colon that almost mally includes this much have provided conflicting evi­ women who took the pill while non-renewed, demoted, suspended, transferred of those with the best records, higher than average collision risk of breast cancer. dence about the possible role of teen-agers in the 1960s have about who did not drome, is a fatal disease that destroys the body's due to driver age and for damage losses. always will progress to cancer fiber. or subjected to adverse action based solely on the with damage results varying without treatment. "It really becomes very impor­ the pill in triggering breast five times the usual risk of breast The study found about a 50 ability to fight infection. The disease is spread fact that he or she is infected with HIV, " it said variations in the deductible Several studies have sug­ tant to either refute that or through the exchange of body fluids infected with more than injury results. amount on insurance policies, the Other cars with the best injury The patients had had the cancer. cancer before they reach percent increase in the risk Those who become ill should be allowed to Cars with the worst claim gested that high-fiber, low-fat substantiate it in a clear way, Breast cancer, according to the menopause. among women who took the pill the human immunodeficiency virus. institute said. records included the Mercedes colon — the large bowel — diets might protect against since that kind of use is routine for retain eligibility for all benefits that are provided records in both categories were 560SL, Pontiac Safari Wagon, the removed. American Cancer Society, will An Oxford University study of after age 40. Willett said this was The guide said about 1.5 million people in the for other school employees with long-term No actual damage or injury cancer of the rectum and the a large number of women,” said kill an estimated 43,000 people women under age 35 who had United States are infected with the HIV virus the Isuzu I-Mark two-door. Ford Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser, the The report appearing Tues­ “biologically interesting” but diseases or disabling conditions, the guide said. Escort two-door and EXP and claims figures are provided. bowel. Studies that follow Dr. Walter Willett of the Harvard this year and follows lung cancer been early pill users found a 74 “not of great practical impor­ More than 102.000 cases of AIDS have been Jaguar XJ6, the BMW 500 series, day in the Journal of the patients on a prescribed diet The main cause for concern would be if the three Mitsubishi models: Cordia, O'Neill said the report covered School of Public Hehith. “If there as the leading cancer killer of percent increase in the breast tance.” Because the pill in­ diagnosed in this country since 1981, the Mercedes 260E-300D-E, the National Cancer Institute used for a long period — four years is such a risk and it continue*- infected person had a secondary infection, such Mirage and Tredia, the institute 1986, 1987 and 1988 models, but Plymouth Grand Voyager, and statistics to show that “the American women. cancer risk after eight years. creases the heart attack risk The new booklet gives educators up-to-date as tuberculosis, that might pose a serious risk to said. for the NCI group — are rare, throughout life, that's a major Some doctors worry that taking “Our study does not directly knowledge about AIDS and how the disease is provides consumers with a guide the Dodge Grand Caravan. 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TAXK?...ONl:rmEZ/77Z£' There was plenty of warning OPINION PEOflE my TAXES!,,. about the scandal at HUD

Debt plan jUl^ l)l NM I, 11m were mostly at the maximum lems” in the program, showing Mobutu’s By W. Dale Nelson allowable. that rents for 78 percent of the Among the reports about HUD; units examined were excessive. YOU WASHINGTON — When a New —Adams testified last month In January 1986, Rep, Henry B. York-based magazine for apart­ friend in that at least $5.7 million was paid Gonzalez, D-Texas, chairman of must lead ment builders wrote in July 1988 to 20 well-connected consultants the House Government Opera­ of influence-peddling in the De­ who helped their employers win tions subcommittee on housing, partment of Housing and Urban big HUD contracts on housing for alerted by reports of irregulari­ Development, agency officials Congress the poor. The consultants in­ ties in Buffalo, asked Adams to to reform V. "u r / braced themselves for a scandal. review the way HUD distributed cluded former officials of the But the scandal didn’t mate­ agency and politically influential funds. By Jack Anderson rialize until the following April Republicans. Pressed on the question at a The second accord out of the chute for when HUD’s inspector general and Dale Van Atta —Two HUD audits said rent subcommittee hearing the next President Bush's plan to cut Third World debt reported that developers and month. Adams replied in writing subsidies were improperly in­ consultants were reaping mil­ that he had found that headquar­ was reached a few weeks ago with the WASHINGTON - President Mo­ flated by $6 million for a housing lions of dollars and that there was ters officials of HUD “ did not Philippines, which owes a staggering $28 butu Sese Seko of Zaire is the kind of project in Tulsa, Okla., owned by a “ widespread perception” of document their discretionary al­ guy who lines his pockets while his a partnership that includes four billion to the West. The first was with Mexico, favoritism and abuse in the location decisions.” m people starve. After 24 years with former HUD officials. There and both accords are cited as successes for Section 8 Moderate Rehabilita­ The Democrat-controlled Mobutu as the helm, Zaire has taken were similar reports elsewhere. Washington's new policy — which they are. To tion Program. House Banking Committee held To LONO HOURS iM giant strides backward. But Mobutu —Government records showed persuade hundreds of banks to let debtor HEHE The allegations of fraud and nine oversight hearings on HUD A FAST-Food outlet For knows how to make friends in high that HUD issued a waiver of programs during the first six governments off is a daunting task, to say the places. influence-peddling at HUD are regulations that allowed develop­ MINIMUM WAGE INSTEAD years of the Reagan administra­ least, and deserves a round of applause. Rep. Gus Savage, D-Ill., is one such front-page news now. Samuel ers represented by Pierce’s 3 tion, while the Republican- OF CLEARING OR ^ QRAND m friend. On a tip to Zaire last March, Pierce Jr., housing secretary former law firm to keep lucrative So we are cheered by the agreement with controlled Senate Banking Com­ A week: moving HinucRfcic. Savage met Mobutu and pronounced during all eight years of Presi­ HUD subsidies. Manila, but at the same time suspect that it him to be a compassionate man. dent Reagan’s term, will be the mittee held four. Yet the hearings —Thomas T. Demery, assist­ seems even less likely to lead to debt Maybe Savage was too blinded by the lead witness when a House failed to uncover the scope of the ant secretary of housing in the problem. reduction than the Mexican accord. Under opulence of the dictator’s lifestyle to subcommittee resumes its HUD Reagan administration, attended notice the death and disease around hearings on Sept, 15. Multi-Housing News, a New that agreement, bankers had three options: A difficult decision fund-raisers at which developers him. Or maybe Savage had other York-based magazine for apart­ Cutting debt, cutting the interest rate on A Senate subcommittee also seeking HUD projects contrib­ things on his mind. ment, townhouse and condomi­ will resume hearings this fall, but uted to Demery’s pet charity, service payments, and lending more. Mexico The trip to Zaire has already been nium builders, got wind of what no date has been set. Meanwhile, FOOD for Africa. The Justice prefers the first option, but if most bankers widely scrutinized for more titillating was going on and published an This is why we didn’t write an editorial the congressional tax-writing Department said it found no opt for the third option, the Mexican debt developments. A Peace Corps worker eight-page article in July 1988 committees are working on ways evidence Demery had criminally headed, “ Influence-Peddling obviously will not shrink but grow. It seeks $4 The tax-backed art problem claims Savage got her in the back of a to tighten the low-income housing proof there was no conflict, den us to write one. misused his office. Probed in Sec. 8 Mod Rehab.” It limousine during a bar-hopping night ■ Bv AAarie P. Grady tax credit that attracted many billion in new loans, which officials say they Sieffert says. The reason we have decided not —Routing slips showed that named many of the same names panels will make a mistake. betting that most of the exhibitions in the capital city of Kinshasa and developers to HUD projects. will use to retire part of the Philippine debt for By William A. Rusher Some, both Democrat and to write an editorial is simple. We Deborah Gore Dean, former that have surfaced since Adams’ 4. When this happens, it is belter to would be in places where such “ art” is fondled her, despite her protests. What is a The moderate rehabilitation 50 cents on the dollar — the going rate for executive secretary to Pierce, April 26 report. overlook it than to abolish the panel commonplace and nobody would If it is true (Savage denies the conflict of in­ Republican, agree with Sieffert. believe it is wrong for any program began in 1979 as a lever routinely authorized use of a Adams and Robert E. Nipp, Philippine debt on the secondary market. A number of defenders of the system and let Jesse Helms try to dream of objecting to it. (And indeed story), it wasn’t the only time Savage terest? A dic­ Some others are not so sure. newspaper to comment on an to induce landlords to make signature machine to stamp director of press relations for Good luck. National Endowment for the Arts specify, by .statute, what is "art” and it has been argued in their defense showed a gross lack of judgment in tionary des­ The controversy has prompted issue of which it can be said that modest improvements to bring projects with Pierce’s approval. HUD, braced themselves for a have tried to shorcut the recent which kinds of it may and may not that several galleries in New York Zaire. Zairian press accounts quoted cribes it as a editorials in two newspapers and any person employed at that low-income housing up to It should not be forgotten that, as with There were danger signals major news organization to pick controversy by contending that receive federal subsidies. and elsewhere displayed the photo­ Savage as saying this about Mobutu: ’’situation in put several people in the hot seat. newspaper has a direct interest. standards. Mexico, Filipino negotiators dealt with along the way in the housing up the story. None did. ’’America will survive a $15,000 grant Thus put, the argument is consider­ graphs uneventfully before Washing­ “ What struck me the most was the Not all newspapers ascribe to hundreds of banks and dozens of which the de­ One of those people is Sieffert. But HUD inspector general rehabilitation program, but they “ Nobody felt there was a to some artist who photographed a ably more plausible. But it is, I ton’s Corcoran Gallery reversed, in humane side of (Mobutu’s) personal­ mands of one Others include the editors of the that philosophy, but that is not our Paul Adams’ April 26 report said went largely unnoticed. Pulitzer Prize lurking at HUD.” governments, plus the World Bank and the crucifix immersed in a glass of his believe, mistaken nonetheless. response to a public outcry, its own ity, one radiating warmth and show­ job adversely Manchester Herald. concern. there was little to indicate help In his semiannual report for the said Bill Monroe, editor of the International Monetary Fund — a diversity of urine.” To accept it, we are required to decision to do so.) Moreover, if a ing concern for the happiness of his or illegally af­ Sieffert is married to Penny Our decision not to write an was going to those who needed it period ending Sept. 30, 1985, Washington Journalism Review. With all due respect, that isn’t the assume that the artistic panels that bunch of Philistines got wind of things people,” Savage reportedly told Mo­ interests that defies easy defintion, not to fect the de- Sieffert, publisher of the Herald editorial is a difficult one. Alfred most, and that rents on HUD- Adams said audits by his office issue. America will indeed survive recommended federal subsidies for and was shocked, so what? Isn’t it the butu he could count on Savage’s W. Dale Nelson writes for The mention conciliation. Indeed, the process of m a n d s o f and owner of the house on which Sieffert Sr. is a Democrat. financed rehabilitation projects had confirmed “ serious prob­ this particular act of sacrilege. It the Mapplethorpe and Serrano exhibi­ privilege of the cognoscenti to offend support in Congress. another.” Associated Press. achieving the accords could prove as useful as would also survive the slaughter of an 'This is the same Gus Savage who, the work was done. Republicans, no doubt, will see tions merely made a "mistake.” But I the masses every now and then? The meaning of the words will the accords themselves. entire kindergarten class, but that two years ago, co-sponsored an 1 think it is safe to say that our lack of comment as a snub to am inclined to suspect that their Not (is the answer) if they are no doubt be weighing heavily on would hardly justify the act, let alone mental processes were a bit more unsuccessful bill that would have Penny Sieffert believes her hus­ their party. In any case, the prospects for both countries spending the masses’ own hard- the minds of the members of the excuse using tax money to present a complex and devious than that. slashed U.S. aid to Zaire because of band was not in conflict when he But our position would be no will certianly be harmed if fundamental earned money to do it. That is the key town Ethics Commission when prize to the killer. It is, of cour.se, possible for a panel point that the National Council’s Mobutu’s repressive regime. cast the vote in favor of the different if Sieffert were a Repub­ economic reforms are not used as the quid pro they decide whether Alfred W. Those who want to defend the use of of experts simply to blunder. A friend defenders arc so deligently trying to Why the change of heart? Savage subdivision. It is also safe to say lican. His party affiliation is not a BEWARE OF quo for future loans. But if they are. it is taxpayers’ dollars to finance exhihi- of mine ruefully admits to being one of overlook. No doubt the masses know refused to talk to us about it, so we Sieffert Sr., chairman of the she does not direct editorial factor. equally conceivable that their financial tios of such “art” as the above- those who, some years ago. autho­ less about art than the experts, but examined his financial records. Be­ Planning and Zoning Commis­ coverage at the Herald. She has And if we did write an editorial, described Serrano photograph, or the hind many an ideological change is a problems could ease even as their debt grows. rized a federal subsidy to a poet whose nobody is arguing that the “ art” of sion. was in conflict. Sieffert cast employed editors for that whether against Sieffert’s posi­ homoerotic pictureSe of the late check, and we found one. Savage got entire poem consisted of the single Serrano and Mapplet horpe ought to be the deciding vote last month on a purpose. tion or in favor of it. there would Talks leading to debt reduction pacts must be Robert Mapplethorpe, must put for­ $1,500 in campaign contributions last neologism "lighgtit.” suppressed. The cry of ‘’censorship” three-lot subdivision proposed by All of this may lead you to ask, be speculation as to how much of PHONEY DISCOUNTS used to impress debtors with the importance ward a more complex line of argu­ year from Mamadi Diane, who was But the experts behind the Serrano is a red herring. a developer who had recently "Why hasn’t the Herald written the editorial reflected our ideas of reform. mentation that goes roughly as and Mapplethorpe exhibitions cannot, with Savage in Zaire last March. Some places offer employee, or corporate discounts. What is at issue is whether taxpay­ done some work on the home an editorial on the controversy?” and how much reflected the follows; I think, plead innocent mi.sjudgment ers must finance the benefactions of Although not officially a lobbyist for But these discounts are on inflated prices. Sieffert shares with his wife. After all, we write editorials on publisher’s. — The Providence Journal, Providence R.I. 1. It is altogether proper for quite so plausibly. They must cer­ an artistic mandarinate, however Zaire. Diane is tight with Mobutu and Please shop and compare. If you do, you’ll see Congress to appropriate tax dollars to pushes Zaire’s interests in Washing­ Sieffert, a Democrat who has many other local news stories. We believe it is our obligation to tainly have known that Serrano's offensive these may be. Keep the art the best value is at Fashion Opticians. No phoney discounts here. encourage various kinds of art. ton. He is the president of Amex been on the commission for more I can tell you it is not because report the news as objectively as "Piss Christ” and Map()lcthorpe’s panels, by all means; but let them Just honest value. 2. The members of Congress, graphic images of homosexual sa­ learn, and remember, that as public International Inc., a shipping agent than 20 years, has produced we have decided that the story is humanly possible. We believe Open Forum however, have no particularexperti.se domasochism would be profoundly servants they owe a decent respect to for Zaire, and he heads a Washinbton- canceled checks which he says doesn’t warrant comment. I can we have achieved this objective on the subject of what is and isn't art, offensive to many millions of people the sensitibitics of the public they based group called the Zaire- show that he paid market value or also tell you it is not because there with the news coverage of the so it is perfectly proper to leave this whose tax dollars would be spent to serve. Amcrican Research Institute, which above market value for the work is a lack of opinion on the issue. Sieffert case. determination to carefully cho.sen display them. My guess is that they promotes close ties between Zaire and done on his home. That, together And it is most definitely not We have neither buried the panels of experts. the United States. just didn’t give a damn. William A. Rusher is a syndicated with his record in office, provide because the publisher has forbid- story nor sensationalized it. EYE EXAMS VALUE LINE Tickets are important 3. Once in a blue moon, one of these In the first place, they were nodoubt columnist. Diane told our associate Scott Sleek We regret that we cannot help that money did not buy Savage’s our readers decide who is right in ARE STILL OF To the Editor: praise for Mobutu. He said Savage this controversy. In this case, all JUST ROUTE 83 PLAZA VERNON 87b-fat56 merely reacted to what he saw in 70 EAST CENTER STREET MANCHESTER 639.0672 EYEGLASSES In response and with respect to Mr. Lappen’s Zaire and that the country’s problems we can do is give you the facts and let you decide. $30 $49/PER PAIR lettere Aug. 31. It would seem apparent to me that Transportation planning needed are exaggerated. Tues Wed Fr. 10-6 Thursday 10-8 S,ilurdav 10 3 Mr. Lappen does not realize that over 50,000 persons Those problems, as spelled out in a We believe we would be doing die each year as a result of traffic accidents in this new 1989 bill to cut aid to Zaire, show you a disservice if we attempted country. Imagine what the figure would be if the By Robert Walters that one would have to go a long way to to do otherwise. police stopped enforcing the motor vehicles laws. exaggerate about the country. Half Is.suing parking tickets might seem trivial to most SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Addressing the children there die before the age of Marie Grady is city editor of the people but just ask tho.se persons who are an audience here drawn from five 3. Not one hospital has been built since Manchester Herald. handicapped and have to struggle to get to where Midwestern states. Secretary of Mobutu took over in 1965. The bill Just bring in this coupon, and get they want to go beau.se healthy people are too lazy to Transportation Samuel K. Skinner spon.sored by Ron Dellums, (D- walk a few extra feet. Illegal parking causes recently vowed to produce “ the most Calif.), claims that sick Zairians have $10 OFF hazards that aren’t always apparent until an to bribe hospitals for medical care. EMERGENCY comprehensive strategic plan for any pair of glasses except emergency ari.ses and then the excu.se of “I was only transportation ever developed in this The Zairian military fleeces people at Fire — Police — Medical in the store for a minute.” make it all right. country. ” roadblocks. Parents often have to The Value Line Granted it is always tragedy when people are Only a few hours earlier, Skinner bribe their children’s way into DIAL 911 killed or injured becau.se of another’s state of mind, was in Tulsa, Okla., speaking at the schools. Human-rights groups claim In Manchester Coupon Must Be Presented When Ordering but there is no way to truly predict the actions or iannual meeting of the National prisoners are tortured, starverd and thoughts of anyone. Conference of State Legislatures. executed without trial. The real culprit of most tragedies that the police “ It’s imperative,” he told that group, Savage isn’t alone in the Mobutu fan deal with is the attitude of society. In this country “ that we move forward now to club. This year, the U.S. government the rights of individuals supercede the rights of the y will give Zaire $50 million because, determine what our transportation masses. It might not have been the intent of our system of the 21st century will be while Mobutu may be a rogue, he’s forefathers but it is a reality we have to deal with. like.” cooperative rogue. Zaire is the The responsibility of living free of harm should not One week before that, Skinner was primary source of some minerals SANDWICH be dumped on the law enforcement community in Chicago for the annual meeting of used by the U.S. defense industry. The alone, each and every individual should take the the National Governors’ Association. Central Intelligence Agency helped responsibility to obey the laws. ” If we’re going to stay successful and put Mobutu where he is by a coup and To point the finger at police for working within the competitive,” he warned, “ we must has continued to help him fend off law to protect .society and hen blaming them for not rebuild and expand our transporta­ would-be assassins and rebels. SHOP preventing the unpredictable is truly a mi.sjusticeto tion system as never before.” Adding Savage to the list of admirers those persons who willingly put their lives on the line Ever since he became a member of may be a mixed blessing for Mobutu. each day to protect people they don’t even know. President Bush’s Cabinet earlier this 1989 hy NFA Inc The publicity surrounding the alleged year, the peripatetic Skinner has been sexual a.ssault in the limo has shown Alan B. Anderson "GUESS WHAT! I was able to use the SAME an ugly side of Savage. The congress­ traveling incessantly to promote a chart for air fares and gasoline prices. " 65 Ansaldi Road, concept seldom discussed, much less man thinks he is the victim of a FINDS Manchester embraced, in the nation’s capital — white-controlled press. He shouted serious long-range planning. expletives at a reporter outside the mW'5 PeRMANeNT PAi?K SPoT: Both the executive and legislative House chamber. And, during an 1 Hudson Street praised branches of government are notorious interview with television reporters. for reacting to yesterday’s crises between and among the states — the trolleys. Savage said, ”I have no sexual To the Editor: peculiarities, as some of you may SUB rather than planning for tomorrow’s civil aviation network and the inter­ To generate ideas for the long-term contingencies. Appropriations for fed­ state highway system. have. You may be a faggot or Manchester may be and look like a city, but there plan and support for its eventual eral departments and agencies, for Airports and airways to serve something.” is one part of it that reminds me of a time that u.sed adoption, Skinner has gone to meet­ example, often do not receive final commercial passenger were con­ to be — Hud.son Street, ings of mayors in Charleston, S.C., Balance of power approval from Congress and the Whie ceived in the 1950s. built in the 1960s, county officials in Cincinnati, and I would like to compliment the residents of Some opposition leaders in the House until weeks or even months completed in the 1970s, began to show Hud.son Street for taking such pride in their .street others to deliver the message that CONTRAC Soviet Union are suggesting what after the start of the fiscal year. signs of severe strain in the 1980s and more financial backing for an im­ We help all kinds ot businesses get together. and homes. amounts to a dismantling of the The spectacle of a Cabinet member could become intolerably overloaded proved transportation system must It’s too bad that .some of this does not rub off to empire. They want to replace it with a Were the Conneetieiit Business To Business Direetory from SNE planning to meet the nation’s needs as early as the 1990s. come from all levels of government. other sections of town. federation of autonomous republics. We bring you over 67,()0() business listings all across tlie state. decades in the future — and working The potential for serious problems In addition, the public hearing in It’s a treat to ride down Hudson Street, especially They also want to break the govern­ to build grass-roots support for that exists throughout a national transpor­ Sioux Falls was one of 33 to be held So whether your business makes submarines people eat or sub­ this time of year. ment’s control of property and return agenda — while simultaneously han­ tation system that includes 2.2 million throughout the country during the marines people submerge, you'll find ourdireetory very valuable. Again, congratulations to Hudson Street. property rights to the people. Gorba­ dling the day-to-day responsibilities miles of paved highways and 1.7 summer to hear complaints and chev met recently with leaders of Someday you'll call it a hero. of office may be unmatched in modern million miles of unpaved roads; 140 solicit ideas for improvements. Roy A. Vaughan three Baltic republics and is doing a For additional copies call l-8()()-922-()()()H. times. million automobiles and 40 million Among the scores of people who 122 Avondale Road, balancing act for them. He agreed to Since he assumed office at the trucks; 2,000 railroad locomotives traveled here from North Dakota, Manchester help them gain economic autonomy CONNECTICUT BUSINESS TO BUSINESS DIRECTORY beginning of February, Skinner has and 1.3 million freight cars; 26,000 South Dakota, Minnesota. Iowa and by 1990, but at the same time he visited 26 states and seven countries, miles of navigable inland and coastal Nebraska were Indian tribal leaders, warned against runaway political with many of those trips directly waterways; 5.700 airports and 757 railroad and truck company repre­ autonomy. He urged the opposition related to his commitment to produc­ commercial ports for ships; 5,300 sentatives. highway builders, public leaders to restrain their demands, ing by early next year a National commercial planes and 220,00 general officials and auto dealers. fflaurlirstrrI Hrralt'i because too much political activity Transportation Policy for the 21st aviation aircraft; 16 millin recrea­ Each had a different point to make, could lead to anarchy, and that would Founded In 1881 century. tional boats and 40,000 commercial but all agreed that an enhanced ®SNET give hard-liners an excuse to bring in The need for such a comprehensive waterborne vessels; 80,000 local transportation system is crucial to the We go beyond the call. PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publisher the Red Army and the KGB to impose assessment becomes starkly appar­ mass-transit buses and 20,000 inter­ nation’s future. GEOFIGE T CH A PPELL...... Editor order. MARIE P GRADY ...... City Editor ent when examining the two principal city buses; 1.1 million miles of natural ALEXANDER GIRELLI ...... Associate Editor gas pipelines and 205.000 miles of oil forms of transportation this country Robert Walters is a syndicated Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta relies upon for moving its people pipelines, and 10.000 subway cars and columnist. are syndicated columnists. le - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 6, 1989 iBanrlirstrr Hrralii Drugs Iraqi Productivity rate Section 2, Page 13 From page 1 From page 1 is revised upward SPORTS Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1989 The president arranged a meet­ yet to be made. Bush wants to will require “ an assault on every ing today with regional editors said 700 bodies have so far been finance the plan in part by cutting front,” at home as well as abroad. recovered. WASHINGTON (AP) - Per- and reporters to talk about his quarter, hourly compensation $751 million from other pro­ “ The war on drugs will be The official, speaking on condi­ hour output of American workers rose at an annual rate of 4.8 drug campaign, and plotted out a grams, many with strong con­ hard-won, neighborhood by tion of anonymity, said the improved at an annual rate of 0.7 percent and real wages declined week’s worth of activities de­ gressional support, such as juve- neighborhood, block by block, casualty toll from the night percent in the second quarter, a 0.6 percent. Fright night signed to promote the plan. nile justice, housing, child by child,” he said. explosion and fire could be as modest rebound after a produc­ Unit labor costs increased by Included are speeches on Thurs­ immigration and economic Key elements of Bush’s plan: high as 2,500 dead and wounded. tivity decline in the first three 4.9 percent in the April-June o r day in Baltimore, Friday in New development. ■ Authorization of $1.6 billion The Independent reported that months of the year, the govern­ period, down from the 5.2 percent Orleans and next Tuesday in the “ He is suggesting that we do it for corrections, a 118 percent ment said today. White House — a noontime the casualties included Egyptian increase reported in the prelimi­ out of funds the Congress isn’t increase over 1989, to help expand personnel who were flown to The productivity gain in the nary data and down still from the for Red Sox address that will be available for going to cut,” said Sen. Dennis the federal prison system by 77 Cairo in three Egyptian air force non-farm sector of the economy 6.2 percent increase in the first live broadcast to schools and DeConcini, D-Ariz. percent. transports on Aug. 18. The daily came as output grew at an annual quarter. libraries. And House Speaker Thomas ■ Doubling the number of drug quoted Egyptian sources as say­ rate of 2.4 percent while hours Still, the rise in unit labor costs Republicans generally em­ Foley said, “ It’s very difficult to treatment slots to about 700,000 ing the casualties were taken to worked expanded by just 1.7 likely will serve as more evidence braced the plan, but some Demo­ assume we can, at least over the nationwide with the help of $925 the Maadi military hospital in percent. that the economy remains threa­ in Bay area crats said it didn't go far enough, long term, meet the cost of the million, a 53 percent increase. Cairo. while others complained it envisi­ The 0.7 percent net gain was an tened by persistent inflation. drug war without some additional ■ Authorization for $1.2 billion improvement over the 0.2 figure oned cuts in immigration and The dissident group’s official The 2.9 percent annual-rate revenue coming into the for prevention and education, a 25 for the April-June period re­ other programs. said the explosion at the plant productivity gain in manufactur­ OAKLAND. Calif, (AP) - The Oakland starters to get an RBI government.” percent increase: $250 million to ported by the government last “ As despicable as drug dealers touched off a huge fire that ing in the second quarter followed Boston Red Sox were wrong when Tue.sday night. The only one Only $6.4 billion of the $7.9 beef up the court system, a 20 month in preliminary data. are, they understand econom­ destroyed at least 30 percent of a 2.1 percent gain in the January- they figured they finally scared without an RBI. Rickey Hender­ billion would be spent next year, percent increase; and $3.1 billion During the first quarter of the ics," said Rostenkowski in urging the complex, which includes March period. off the Oakland Coliseum son, drew two walks and reached the rest held over for longer term for law enforcement, a 12 percent year, productivity fell at a a tax increase. “ If you want to laboratories, missile factories The second-quarter gain came “ chamber of horrors” jinx. base .safely for the 20fh straight projects such as prison increase. seasonally adjusted annual rate play, you’ve got to pay.” and living quarters for workers. as output rose at an annual rate of game. construction. ■ A more than two-fold funding of 1.3 percent. But Senate Republican Leader The Iraqis used firefighting 2.9 percent while the number of They beat the Athletics 8-2 Curl Young (5-9) won his third Bush revealed plans to quadru­ increase for local law enforce­ Gains in productivity — output Bob Dole replied, “ This is a war aircraft to battle the flames, but hours worked held steady after Monday night to start a three- game in fourdecisionsand the A s ple military and law enforcement ment efforts, from $150 million to per hours worked — are seen as on drugs, not a war on the they were not able to bring it rising at an annual rate of l.l game series, but one night later, beat Clemens (14-10), who has aid for Colombia, Bolivia and $350 million, to finance a street- vital to economic growth at times American taxpayer.” under control until Aug. 25, the percent in the first quarter. the ghosts returned to haunt never won in Oakland, for the Peru, to $261.2 million in 1990 — as level attack on drugs. Some of the sources said. of near full employment and tight The national drug control stra­ Factory workers saw their real them. In losing to the A ’s 1.3-1 sixth time in seven career a down payment on some $2 money could be used to develop Other Kurdish sources, linked labor markets in skilled jobs. tegy Bush unveiled calls for a $2.2 wages fall at an annual rate of 3.7 Tuesday night, the Red Sox lo.st decisions. billion over the next five years. plans for new jails and prisons. to other rebel groups fighting Improved productivity in ma­ billion increase in budget authori­ percent in the second quarter, for the 18th time in 21 games at “This game is kind of deceiv­ He warned drug cartels that ■ A requirement that states nufacturing also helps U.S. com­ zation for the drug war in 1990, Baghdad for an autonomous with inflation stripping away an Oakland in unusual fa.shion. being ing.” said Steinbach, who has hit “ the rules have changed.” impose drug tests on arrestees, petitiveness in world markets. with decisions on where the homeland in northern Iraq, said increase of 2.4 percent, at an outscored by 12 runs while four of his .seven homers again.st The president said it ’’promises prisoners, parolees and those out the facility included a chemical Workers in manufacturing posted annual rate, in hourly compensa­ money will actually come from to be a very difficult fight” that matching the A ’s .seven hits. Boston pitching. "Clemens threw on bail. States that did not comply weapons factory and that some of a productivity gain of 2.9 percent tion in manufacturing, the Labor “ And four of their hits were the ball better than it looked. But could lose criminal justice the casualties had wounds con­ at an annual rate in the second Department said. clunkers,” said Boston manager at this stage of the season, you grants. sistent with contact with chemi­ quarter, up from the 2.4 percent A separate figure that includes Joe Morgan. lake what you can get.” Town Hall ■ Similar threats to cut federal cal agents. increase reported in the prelimi­ the farm sector of the economy Terry Steinbach’s solo homer “ Roger is an outstanding funding for schools, colleges and There was no independent nary data. showed that productivity rose at in the second and Dave Parker’s pitcher.” said Parker. And for • -T-. ^ universities that do not adopt confirmation of that report. But The Labor Department said an annual rate of 1.3 percent, as line-drive double play to end the us to score five runs on two hits is From page 1 drug prevention programs. Iraq is known to have several hourly compensation rose at an output climbed 1.9 percent while eight-run eighth inning were the kind of a rare thing. But we 11 take ■ A call for insurance compan­ plants producing chemical and annual rate of 5.6 percent in the hours worked rose by 0.6 percent. only hard-hit balls by the A's all the wins and let the other teams Raginald Plnto/Manchastar Harald ies to cover drug treatment that nerve gases. quarter, but inflation continued to The report attributed that gain to night, according to Morgan, catch up.” night, but the directors voted to tion before they can cast votes. stopped short of proposing man­ The United Nations blamed more than erase the wage gains improved productivity by farm "They didn’t hit any halls hard The A ’s opened up their biggest READY TO GO — Shelley Dieterle. photo above and recess the meeting until today to “ There is too much confusion in datory standards. Iraq several times for using won by workers. Real hourly workers. tonight, did they?,” said Morgan. lead of the season in the A L West Meg Berte, right photo, will be two key performers for the study the comments made at the the minds of the townspeople,” There were mixed signals from chemical weapons, outlawed compensation — hourly wage “ The home run.. Parker hit one 3 1-2 games over second-place Manchester High girls soccer team this fall. The Indians hearing. she said. gains minus consumer inflation congressional Democrats on the under a 1925 Geneva accord, pitch good...that’s two. Anything Kan.sas City and 4 1-2 games open their season next Wednesday at home against Fissette said, “ I ’m shocked plan itself. during the 8-year war with Iran. — fell 0.7 percent. The Democratic directors have EMERGENCY else?” ahead of California. They can that you could consider destruc­ Senate Judiciary Committee Western military analysts have The preliminary data had put Rockville High. planned a caucus before the Fire — Police — Medical The scoreboard failed to tell the reach a .season-high 30 games tion ofthe center staircase” in the Chairman Joseph R. Biden Jr., been reporting for months that the hourly compensation in­ Reginald Plnto/Manchastar Harald meeting to discuss the question. whole truth- nine walks by Red over .500 with a win today. Municipal Building. “ I would find D-Del., said the Bush plan “ is not the Iraqis were developing the crease at an annual rate of 5.5 Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said DIAL 911 Sox pitchers start to tell it. The The Red Sox are hoping to stay it impossible to vote ‘yes’ because tough enough, bold enough or Badr 2000 to carry nuclear and percent and the decline in real this morning that he does not In Manchester A ’s scored four unearned runs in in the AL East race, but the loss of that,” she said. imaginative enough, ” chemical warheads wages at 0.9 percent. In the first know what action will be taken. the .second off starter Roger dropped them six games behind Clemens, and if was already ugly first-place Toronto. At the meeting Tuesday, Re­ MHS girls have high hopes by the time they rallied for eight “ It’s just tough when you need publican Director Ronald Osella runs on only fourhitsin theeighth to win. and our backs arc against said the three Republican direc­ EXTENDED WARRANTY off three relievers, two of whom. the walls.” said Boston catcher tors were ready to vote and have a Bob Stanley and Joe Price, failed Rick Cerone. “ We came on the Majority returns from sparkling 18-1 club counter-proposal. Today, Osella SERVICE CONTRACTS to retire a batter. road trip looking to win two out of said the Republicans are study­ "When you’re in a pennant three at every place (they visit ALW AYS C O S T LESS AT By Jim Tierney the other fullback positions. Erardi. whose club has won the ing Sartor’s latest suggestion. race.” said Oakland’s Tony Phil­ California and Seattle next), and Manchester Herald lips, "this kind of game is good, we still have a shot at that.” The midfield, which Erardi CCC East Division title the pa.st He said the Republican sugges­ calls “ the real strength of our because it’s a win. no matter how Mike Greenwell’s first-inning H.S. Previews five years in a row, sees V/ind- tion also is based on reducing the At flieU^V To say that the Manchester team.” is anchored by sophomore long and how ugly.” RBI grounder drove in the only ham, Rockville and East Hart­ bonding cost. High girls’ soccer team is optim­ — see page 14 Phillips was one of eight Boston run. Mary Moriarty. She scored eight ford as the main competition in The $927,600 in the Sartor plan istic as it prepares for the 1989 goals last season At left halfback the league. would come from money left in a season which commences a week will be junior Shelley Dieterle, Manchester’s two non­ Municipal Trust Fund and in a from today at home versus who tallied lOgoalsa yearago. On conference games are against Town Hall Modernization Fund. Rockville High would be a rather he with hersisterwho wasina car the right side will be sophomore Sheehan High of Wallingford, a The current plan for added Autos of past large understatement. accident in California. Rattana­ Patty Hornbostel, who notched Class M state finalist last year, office space, worked out by The majority of last year’s koun is expected to begin playing six goals during her freshman and Class L runner-up Simsbury Kaestle Boos Associates of New sparkling 18-1 squad, which ad­ the third or fourth game of the season. in the last regular season contest. Britain, calls for an addition to vanced to the Class I semifinals .season. "W e’ve got our entire midfield “ We want to maintain our the Municipal Building, expan­ are treasured before finally bowing to Sims­ A forward for her entire .scho­ back,” Erardi said. league champion.ship and be sion of its parking lot and bury. returns. Ninth-year coach lastic career, Rattanakoun will On the forward line will be competive on the state level,” renovation of Lincoln Center, a Joe Erardi and his Indians may be moved back to defender when sophomore striker Jessica Mar­ Erardi summarized. Defending former school that houses town be on the brink of another she returns quez. who had six goals last year. Class LstatechampWiltonisnow offices. by collectors phenomenal campaign “ We’re moving Karen back Marquez will be flanked by junior in Class M. Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel "On paper, we've got a solid because we feel we’ve got a Kathy Cumberbatch (eight Schedule: Sept. 13 Rockville H. was one of those who spoke team.” Erardi said. ’One of the wealth of people who opn score goals) and impressive fre.shman 15 Sheehan H, 19 Fermi A. 22 Tuesday night in favor of seeking L O S A N ­ things we really want to focus on goals for us,” Erardi explained. Sharon Fish. Windham A, 26 South Windsor H, the bond issue and proceeding as GELES - In is realizing that every game has "And we’d like to have her “ Up front, we’ve got three kids 29 Hartford Public H. fast as possible with the addition. the market for to be played and every game has experience in the back ” who we feel can put the ball away Oct. 3 Enfield A. 6 East “ It has been said we are a used car? to be won. We want to go game by Sophomore Melissa Daversa for us,” Erardi said. “ We’ve got a Hartford A, 10 Rockville A, 13 buidling for tommorrow,” Tom­ I can get you game. It’s an exciting yearfor us. will start in goal for the Indians fre.shman (Fish) who may be one Fermi H. 17 Windham H. 20South kiel said. “ No, we are building for a steal. A mint Jim Murray The kids feel it” with either junior Tracy Hart or of the best to come through here. Windsor A. 24 Hartford Public A, today.” CF1922J condition, 10- The only negative for the senior Jodi Widmer at sweeper- She’s done everything right since 27 Enfield H, 30 East Hartford H The town clerk’s vault does not owner convert­ Indians is that senior Karen back. Senior All-State selection she’s been here. She’s an electri­ (3 p.m.) meet state standards and is one of ible or town Rattanakoun, who led theindians Meg Berte returns to her stopper- fying player. She’s small, she’s Nov. 1 Simsbury H (3 p.m.) the areas that needs to be car. Comes in scoring last year with 15 goals, back slot with senior Jean Faber quick and she has a tremendous Games not noted begin at 3:30 expanded. equipped with ______has missed preseason practice to and junior Jen Brindisi filling out sense for the goal.” p.m. Others who spoke in favor of its own crank, acting now were Jay Giles, running board, bulb-squeeze horn art form of their era. If pieces of former public works director and and wooden wheels. 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He owns mo.st of Federation Cup. some exhibitions really in control. bond issue would be defeated. the French Riviera. It’s near- the scenery in this country — and. perhaps, a couple of tourna­ “ I think it was more Zina “ I will not be panicked into a new. It was built in 1932. Pebble Beach, Aspen. He’s also ments. But her 7-6, 6-2 loss to Zina putting me there” she said. yes’ vote,” he said. Deluxe 25" Console Color TV Maybe you’d prefer a low- one of the world’s foremost Garrison on Tuesday was her last Evert was correct. Garrison Dorothy Brindamour, a Demo­ Total remote graphic cantral tuning system, multl-functlan 23-buttan mileage 1909 Gabron Brillie if collectors — letters from Ben­ match in a Grand Slain event, her finally got untracked, won four crat who lives at 5 Dover Road, infrared remate central, 178 tatal channel capability, randam access you’re in the market for an jamin Franklin, Ulysses S. 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We’d have an inventory how civilized they can be in that has been copied ever since Garrison, who was 1-9 lifetime From page 1 PHILLIPS • TOSHIBA clearance on those except we Northern California. If they were she first reached stardom by against Evert. “ This time, I was Color V have an inventory of one. any more civilized, they wouldn’t making the U.S. Open semifinals going to make her beat me if she Panasonic PV2900 How about Hispano-Suiza? be able to breathe. But what else in 1971 was going to beat me.” companies, through subsidiaries, You’ll have to buy a ieopard to go are you going to play at an event “ I think that as I got older, the Because Evert couldn’t handle to engage in limited underwriting VCR w/Remote Control along with this because no known as concours d’elegance, victories meant more to me,” the No, 5 seed. Garrison gets to of corporate bonds and mortgage- *2199 self-respecting Hispano-Suiza “ Take Me Out to the Ballgame?’ said Evert, winner of 18 Grand On Screen Display meet a surging Martina Navratil­ backed securities. Gonzalezchar- » 2 9 9 Cantemparary styling, aak vinyl fin­ ever cruised the paths of Holly­ In a way, if was an auto race. Slam titles — six U.S. Opens, ova in Friday’s semifinals. Nav­ acterized that as permission to ish, Diamand Vislan® II, CRT: high- wood Boulevard without Gloria Only these were not frying to see seven French championships, autput, 7" magnetic fccus, lenses: ratilova, who lost to Garrison in engage in “ volatile speculative Swanson and a jungle cat on a who was fastest but who was three Wimbledons and two Aus­ last year’s Open quarterfinals ventures.” 6-elemenf, multl-ccated barrel, MTS sterec braadcast receptian. leash. prettiest. It was such an elegant tralian. “ I was feeling more of and hasn’t won a Grand Slam Although the S&L bill provides de VS 414RS We got a car that might or collection of fancy carriages what they meant and the hard tournament since the 1987 Open, taxpayers dollars to rescue failed might not have belonged to Clark from the past you felt guilty not work that I put into them” routed No. 7 Manuela Maleeva S&Ls and shores up the commer­ Gable, one that could have looking at them through a But the work had become too 6-0, 6-0 in a night match that took cial bank fund by nearly doubling Tour Satisfaction Is Our Priority... belonged to A1 Capone and a lorgnette. hard. 46 minutes. insurance premiums charged to couple that the Kaiser no doubt These cars make you want to go “ I ’ve had letdowns this year It was the latest round for a banks, Gonzalez said the system Vou have Ai's personal guarantee rolled around in. home and throw rocks at the and that puts me in with the shutout in Open history. is still vulnerable to “ unexpected SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER These are four-wheeled Picas­ family jalopy. These are as average players,” said Evert, Navratilova obviously was re­ but not unforeseen events” such EASY TO GET TO: sos I ’m talking about, Rem­ handcrafted as a Vatican statue, who retires from the Open with a 445 Hartford Rd. • Keeney St. Exit. 1-384 COMING FROM THE HARTFORD EASY TERMS: lieved that it would be Garrison, as a dramatic deterioration of AREA. TAKE l-M TO THE NEW brandts with steering wheels. In symbols of an era when work­ record 101 victories. “ I was I-M4 EXPRESSWAY OCT OFF AT Cnoose Mostercord, Visa, and not her close friend Evert, The Aasoclated Press heavily indebted corporations or MANCHESTER, CT THE KEENEY STREET EXIT (naj Discover or our GECC plon the minds of their owners they are manship was paramount and thinking I would be relieved when across the net in her next match. Third World countries. TAKE 2 LEFTS TO AL SIEFFERFS FOND FAREWELL — Chris Evert waves to the crowd for Open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-9, Tugs., Wed., Sat. 'til 5, Fri. ’til 8 glorious works of art . They should Henry Fod had not yet invented the tournament was over But “ It would have taken all my Any attempt to reform federal ^-304 HARTF hang in the Louvre alongside the the assembly line and made cars after losing a match like today, mental powers to put all those the last time at the U.S. Open in Flushing Meadows, N.Y., deposit insurance is sure to spark Open Sunday 12 to 5 • Tel. 647-9997 '90 Oayi same as cash, no payment lequited. Mona Lisa. I ’m not relieved. Two days ago. I after being beaten by Zina Garrison 7-6, 6-2, Tuesday fierce debate in Congress. In They were the quintessential See M URRAY, page 15 thought I was playing the type of See EVERT, page 15 afternoon. Evert has announced her retirement. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne.sday. Sept.I 6, 1989 — 15 High School Previews 1 ( 1 % '-1 Mets get rid of all the guesswork SK L Scoring big concern for East

By Len Auster tikm . Manchester Herald Bv Dick Brinster The Associated Press Preventing goals has not been the problem for the East Catholic Milch Williams is one of tho.se “ here-it-is-see-if- High boys’ soccer team the last you-can-hit-it” guys. two seasons. Scoring them, how­ With the guesswork eliminated. New York’s Tim ever. has. Teufel and Juan Samuel knew what was coming Two years ago the Eagles And because they did, the Mets are a little healthier scored a miniscule 13 times, today in the National League East. producing a less-than-rewarding “ I hadn’t been up to the plate in eight days.” said 2-14 campaign. The goals didn’t 'iO Teufel, whose double to the center field wall off the come in an overabundance last fastballing Chicago relief ace started a ninth-inning season — the Eagles were shut rally that pulled the Mets within 3'/2 games of the out eight times — but they did front-running Cubs. "He blew two by me. On the third one. I swung a little earlier.” manage to dent the back of the < 5 ? twine 21 occasions and recorded a Gregg Jefferies flied to center, sending pinch- 9-8-1 mark. The stingy defense runner Lou Thornton to third, and Samuel followed The Associated Press took East into two postseason with a single to right off Williams. 4-3, to give the Th« Associated Press games before it was eventually Mets a crucial 3-2 victory Tue.sday night. It .snapped lOLiC JOINS PACKERS — Tony Mandarich •s^ V eliminated — on penalty kicks — a four-game losing streak and earned New York a ALL SHOOK UP — Seattle’s Ken Griffey Jr. is shaken up visits the Green Bay Packers’ locker- split in the two-game series with the Cubs. after sliding into second base after being tagged out by by Bethel following a 0-0 tie after Vs regulation and overtime. i room Tuesday afternoon after signing “ Most of the time, he’s going to throw a fastball,” New York shortstop Alvaro Espinoza during second- with the club. Mandarich, a 315-pound Samuel .said. Heading into the 1989 cam ­ C • ' • i inning play Tuesday night at the Kingdome. The Yankees paign. that opens next Wednes­ offensive tackle, was the team’s No. 1 “ You know what you’re going to get off won, 12-2. day at home against East Hart- pick. Williams,” Mets manager Davey Johnson said fort, it’ll most likely be a case of “ Teufel’s a good fastball hitter. Samuel’s a good clutch hitter,” repeatitis for the Eagles. They’ll be strong in the defensive end: u Still, the Mets were fortunate that center fielder /■ i Jerome Walton didn’t catch Teufel’s drive scoring is where the big question Reginald Plnto/Manchaeter Herald mark remains. IN BRIEF “ I tried to catch it anyway I could.” said Walton, Sanders in middle whose bad throw led to New York’s first run. “ Usually we play good de­ TRI-CAPTAINS — East Catholic High will lead the Eagles into the 1989 season, Williams blamed no one but himself. fense.” East head coach Tom soccer tri-captains, from left, Mike which opens next Wednesday at home Malin. beginning his 16th year at “ It’s hard to lo.se a game like this.” he said. “ We The Aasoclated Press Raffin, Kevin Powers and George Cook against East Hartford High. Packers sign Mandarich came back to lie the game, put them in line for a of Yankee victory the helm. said, “ but we’ve had a sweep and I screw it up. It’s demoralizing” hart time finishing.” GREEN BAY, Wis (AP) — Tony Manda­ HAPPY METS — Juan Samuel, center, gave the Mets a 3-2 win over the Chicago High head boys’ soccer coach Bill “ Our strengths are in the goal “ A couple of early wins would The Mets remained in fourth place, one-half game Malin’s attack could consist of rich, the Green Bay Packers’ outspoken and hugs teammate Keith Hernandez after Cubs Tuesday night at Shea Stadium. SEATTLE (AP)- Deion Sand­ field double in the fifth inning. McCarthy, was lost for the year area and midfield area from be nice.” Malin said. “ With a behind Montreal, a 6-2 winner of St. Louis. The an all-sophomore front line of often outrageous top draft choice, ended a his game-winning hit in the ninth inning ers probably thought he’d be set “ With two strikes on me. I just with mono. He was elected Eagle center halfback on back.” Malin young team. I’m looking for Cardinals are I‘A behind the Cubs. Pete Maglicic, Ethan Leighton 45-day hoi Jout Tue.sday and signed a four-year. to play in an NFL game next try and put the ball in play. That’s captain. Malin instead will be .said. “ They are returnees so we growth as the year goes on.” In the West. San Francisco, beaten 6-5 by and Bryan Snead. Juniors Brian $4.4 million contract that included a $2 million Sunday, but he is doing just fine the patience I learned at Colum­ going with tri-captains, seniors should be decent in those areas. signing bonus. Cincinnati. .saw its lead over Houston and San Diego Purdy, Dave Toomey and Paul And for .someone to be able to .30-13 record against left-handed starters. Diego won for 12th time in 13 games. Mark Davis as a major league outfielder bus” Sanders said Kevin Powers, Mike Raffin and Otherwise, we’re young and shrink to six games Houston beat Los Angeles 3-2 Krasusky will also get a shot up put the ball in the net. Mandarich. the No. 2 overall selection in last Fernandez came up with his second crucial pitched a scoreless 10th for his major league­ He hit a pair of doubles and a George Cook. inexperienced and need time to and San Diego took Atlanta 7-5 in 10 innings. He spent a week with the front. April’s draft from Michigan State, held out all victory of the .season On Aug 1. he pitched a leading 36th save. homer to pace New York’s 17-hif. Yankees late in June and was sent The goalie position is in the develop.” of training camp The Mets played no more meaningful game all “ Scoring, a lot of it has to do capable hands of junior Jim Schedule: Sept, 13 East Hartford H four-hitter against St. Louis to stop a seven-game Atlanta starter John Smoltz allowed only two hits 12-2 victory Tuesday over the to Columbus in the International Filling the other voids is the 3:45 p.m., 15 South Windsor A, 19RHAM A weightlifting fanatic, the 6-foot-5. 315- .sea.son, especially after an embarrassing 7-3 loss to with confidence and patience Tauras. who held the slot a year New York losing streak — two-run homers by Benito Santiago and Roberto Seattle Mariners. League The improvement in his task ahead. Midfield candidates A, 23 St. Joseph H 11 a.m., 27St. Bernard pound Mandarich at one time considered the Cubs in Monday’s series opener. which will come along with ago. His backup is sophomore H 3:45 p.m,, 30 Fairfield Prep A 10 a.m. Astros 3, Dodgers 2: Glenn Wilson threw out Billy Alomar — before being relieved in the seventh. Sanders, who was Atlanta’s No. play has been noticeable. include Jamie Fournier. Neal fighting heavyweight boxing champion Mike “ We had to heat them,” John.son .said. “ We can’t maturity That, however, is Mike Marsh. Raffin anchors the Oct. 2 Hand A 7 p.m., 4 Xavier A 3:45 Bean at home in the fifth inning and hit a Smoltz struck out nine and walked three. 1 selection in the 1988 draft, has “ When I was here before. I Danes and David Bartolotta. p.m., 9 Notre Dame H 11 a.m, 14 St. Tyson during his six-week holdout let them think they can beat us.” something you can’t ru.sh,” Malin defense at sweeperback with Joseph A 11 a m., 18 St. Bernard A 7 game-winning single in the eighth for Houston. Only 1.528 saw the game at Atlanta. not come to terms with the fried not to strike out. Now I try Those looking for playing time in Mandarich, who attended the Packers’ Teufel, pinch-hitting for winning pitcher Sid said. junior Scott Flood at stopper. p.m,, 21 Fairfield Prep H 10 a.m., 25 “ What more could you ask?” Houston manager Expos 6, Cardinals 2: A grand slam and five RBIs National Football League team. and hit the hell out of the ball.” the defensive end include seniors Xavier H 3:45 p.m., 28 Notre Dame A 10 practice Tuesday in a sweat suit said he got the Fernandez, saw the game as a do-or-die Art Howe said. The Eagles suffered a blow in Powers holds down center mid- a.m ., 30 Windham H 3 p.m. by Tim Wallach and strong pitching by Pascual He improved his negotiating Sanders .said. Mike Powell and Paul Haynes type of money he realistically expected. propopsition. the presea.son as senior Ted field with Cook one of his Nov. 1 South Windsor H 3 p.m. “ It wasn’t that hard of a throw. I just guided it in Perez awakened Montreal. position going three-for-five. in­ While the Yankees hammered and juniors John Fi.sher and Jim Home gomes at East Catholic Lower “ We had to win.” he said. “ This was a true test of there.” Wilson said McCarthy, the son of Manchester linemates. Field. Wallach, who entered the game batting .189 cluding his second home run of 17 hits off six Seattle pitchers. Panagiotakakos. this club ... winning like this.” It kept the Los Angeles lead — built on RBI hits by against St. Louis, hit his fourth career grand slam the season. Roberto Kelly’s running catch Fralic ends his holdout Trailing 2-1. the Cubs rallied in the ninth when Bean and Mike Mar.shall — at 2-0. and 12th homer of the season in the seventh inning. “ It’s good and bad.” Sanders changed the complexion of the Mark Grace lined a double to center that barely SUWANEE. Ga. (AP) — Offensive guard Wilson drove in Glenn Davis to cap a three-run Perez. 8-12. gave up six hits in 81-3 innings, struck said. “ If I would have gone game. eluded a diving Samuel Grace went to third on a fly Bill Fralic ended his six-week holdout Tuesday eighth, giving the Astros only their fourth victory in out .seven and walked one as Montreal won for only O-for-4. it would be easier to Kelly’s solo homer gave New to right by Andre Dawson and scored on Lloyd 14 games. Davis and Craig Biggio drove in runs the 11th time in 31 games. The loss ended a decide what to do if terms are Experience to boost EC girls and signed a reported $2.1 millioncontract with York a 2-0 lead after 1 1-2 innings. McClendon’s sacrifice fly to left. the Atlanta Falcons, who said he is expected to earlier in the inning. three-game winning streak for St, Louis. reached.’ ’ he said. The Mariners loaded the bases on The rally threatened to ruin the night for play in Sunday’s NFL season opener against Reds 6, Giants 5: Ken Griffey hit a three-run homer Phillies 3, Pirates 2‘ Bob Dernier’s sacrifice fly in “It’s nice to contribute in a two walks and a single in their By Len Auster the Los Angeles Rams Fernandez. 11-3, who pitched a six-hitler, struck out to cap a five-run third inning, and Cincinnati won by the bottom of the ninth inning scored Ricky Jordan sport that a lot of guys thought I half of the inning. Kelly’s one- six and walked none to win for the .seventh time in Manchester Herald “ Thank God Time for football again. ” said a few inches to snap San .’^rancisco’s five-game as Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh to end a five-game couldn’t play” handed running catch of Harold eight decisions. Fralic, who reported to training camp for a winning streak. losing streak. Sanders is adapting to the Reynolds drive to left - “ You’ve got to hand it to Sid.” Johnson said, “ There’s no substitute for expe­ physical before signing the agreement. “ I’m Padres 7, Braves 5: Tim Flannery's pinch-hit RBI Reliever Jeff Parrett. 12-4, became the winning- differences in football and centerfield. ended the threat. mindful that the Cubs came info the game with a rience.” says third-year East happy with the contract: I just wish it hadn’t single in the 10th inning snapped a .5-5 tie as San est Philadelphia pitcher. baseball. Both managers agreed the Catholic High girls’ soccer coach taken so long, that’s all ” “ I’ ve produced every day in game changed after that. Ron Palmer. > Fralic said he plans to be on the field for football, but I have learned that “ Plunk (Eric) was struggling If that’s the case then his Sunday’s game. “ That's what they’re paying even stars like Don Mattingly with his control but Kelly’s catch Eagles, with 10 returning players me for.” he said. don’t produce every day in really gave him a boost.” Yan­ including eight starters from a Royals foul up Murray ba seball” kees manager Bucky Dent said. year ago. should be ready to reap The 6-foot-l. 195-pound All- “ That’s the game right there,” the benefit in 1989. Booty on injured reserve From page 13 American defensive back at Seattle manager Jim Lefebvre East posted a 2-11-3 mark last In Motor City ______Florida State said he would not said. “ After that the Yankees season, but Palmer hopes to see HEMPSTEAD. N.Y. (AP) — As expected, neces.sarily leave the Yankees couldn’t do anything wrong, and anything but a repeat in the new the New York Jets placed defensive hack John as uninteresting as cookies. show as a kid and saw your first a hammer to the Venus de Milo. immediately if terms were we couldn’t do anything right.” campaign that opens next Thurs­ Booty on injured reserve Tuesday and You saw marques — that’s an Chrysler Airflow, the first car They spirited the models away reached with Atlanta. Plunk. 6-4. worked seven in­ day at home against South re-signed safety George Radachowsky AL Roundup up.scale term for brand names — where you couldn’t tell whether it and somehow they found their “ They made me wait a long nings, his longest outing of the Windsor High. Radachowsky was waived Monday to reach that are as long gone from the was coming or going? An awe- way into the antique market. Like time. Maybe. I’ll make them wait season. He allowed four hits, “ I feel we’re in better position the 47-man roster limit, while Booty was American .scene as the bi.son. A .somc machine that failed in the puppies .saved from the pound. No some too.” Sanders said. carried on the final cut. struck out four and walked five. this year than last. Our skill level Bv The Associated Press 1909 Lozier. The 1904 Peerless. marketplace becau.se it was 30 questions asked because the “ There’s no hurry” Dale Mohoric and Goose Goosage is better. Last year we didn’t have . V- ■ Booty missed most of training camp with a Relics from what is known as the years ahead of its time? Re­ automobile world is glad they “ I’m building a home for my finished up in relief. sprained neck, which he re-aggravated mak­ Brass Era of auto making, in member the first automatic the skill level we do now. If we When the Kansas City Royals visit the Motor City, were spared. mother in Fort Meyers, but I ing his first tackle in last Friday’s preseason transmission? Randy Johnson. 6-6. pitched stay healthy, we should be in fora something happens to clog up their engines. honor of the light fixtures and The Americans’ love affair don’t which sport will pay for it. game at Kan.sas City. accessories adorning the just two innings before spraining good season,” he said. The Royals, with the second-best record in with the auto and the internal “ When terms are reached with his right knee on a delivery to “ What the doctors tell me. it’s like being in a carriages. The Eagles do have some ba.seball. become defunct and turn into Edsels when Well, the.se cars were attend­ combustion engine is well- the Falcons, I’m going to weigh car accident and getting whiplash. ” Coach Joe Yankee shortstop Alvaro veterans that dot the lineup, but they hit Detroit. Actually, they rarely hit Detroit, ance come-ons. They were never documented. You can have your each side of it.” he said. Espinoza. Walton said. “ It stiffens up on him He’ll be out do have a few question marks. scoring only 21 runs while losing their last 12 games, You got your only chance to intended for the open road. They Titians and your Rubens and your Tony Mandarich. the number at least another four or five weeks.” Jay Buhner provided the only The most could be in goal where a club record, at Tiger Stadium look at a Delahaye, a Locomobile were admittedly 20 years ahead Tintorettos. The Mora Lisa may two pick in the draft, reached Mariner runs with a two-run sophomore Kathy Bolles has the That includes Tue.sday night’s 10-2 setback that Torpedo built in 1915, an ever- of their time and. like certain hang in the Louvre but the Spirit terms with the Green Bay home run in the fourth inning. starting job. Laura Gunsten, a dropped Kansas City 3‘/i games behind Oakland in lovin’ Stutz Bearcat. The Dues- pharmaceuticals, not deemed of St. Louis hangs in the Smith­ Packers Tuesday. That set a level Steve Balboni added two dou­ Reginald Plnto/Manchsster Herald Arrangements incomplete junior who had the job a year ago. the American League West. The Athletics beat senberg Phaetons were there. It suitable for over-the-counter sonian. and the automobile as for talks between Steve Zucker, bles and a single, and drove in broke a leg in the off-season and is WORDS OF WISDOM — East Catholic preseason practice. The Eagles open NEW HAVEN (AP) — Arrangements for a Boston 1.3-1. was a paleontological exhibit, .sales till further testing. They object d’arts is as American as Sanders’ football agent, and the three runs. Don Mattingly had out for the season. High girls’ soccer coach Ron Palmer public memorial .service for A. Bartlett “ I don’t like to hurt the destiny of their club,” automotive dinosaurs that no were suppo.sed to be shredded, corn on the cob. fudge or Falcons. their season next Thursday at home two doubles and Mike Blowers Of the 10 returnees, six are talks strategy with his team during a Giamatti remained incomplete Tuesday. Yale Detroit manager Sparky Anderson said after the longer roam the American roads, like sensitive documents, after vaudeville. Sanders hit a two-run shot in the against South Windsor High. had the first two hits of his major seniors and four are juniors. University officials said. Tigers, with baseball’s worst record, made it 5 0 more’s the pity. they had served their purpose — It was the best of us. Nobody fourth, and added an opposite- league career. Palmer said he’ll carry a varsity Giamatti, the commissioner of major league against Kan.sas City at home this season after You want to know where the as shills for the show, lures for the ever looked at a Rembrandt with Japanese designs come from that customers. more honest awe and devotion roster of 18 players. other midfield slot is open for the starting slot. The wings look like baseball, died Friday after suffering a heart winning all six games at Tiger Stadium la.st year, Sept 14 South Windsor H, dot the American freeways to­ Auto lovers spared them from than a collector looks at his Silver Palmer’s defensive alignment taking. juniors Chris Allard and Aimee 16 Glastonbury A 10:30 a.m., 20 Coven­ attack at his summer home on Martha’s “ I’d rather let them .settle it with Oakland and should include seniors Alissa The forward slots, too, could Bemais. try H, 22 Sacred Heart H 3:45 p.m., 25 Vineyard in Massachusetts. California. We’re in last place. I don’t want to hurt day? American de.signs from the the slaughterhouse. Detroit Shadow Rolls or his 1928 Isotta AAercv A, 28 Waterford AA. Fraschini Carbriolet, The Louvre Warning by surgeon Mulliken, Karen Schroeder and find some manuevering. Senior “ We’ll have a solid backfield,” Giamatti served as president of Yale from them.” past, experimental prototypes planned to destroy them before Katie Carbonneau along the back Dct. 2 Norwich Free Acodemy H 3:45 1978 to June 1986 before becoming president of Detroit used to glamorize their they fell into the hands of people can’t have it. co-captain Kelly Keane, who led Palmer said. “ We have to find the p.m., 6 Sacred Heart A, 10 Portland A, 13 The Tigers have a five-game winning .streak for line and senior co-captain Lynn the team a year ago with five right combination in the midfield. Norwich Free Academy A, 16 Northwest baseball’s National League. He became the first time since June 1988. Rookie Kevin Ritz auto shows. who might crash and sue but the was for wrong man Gentilcore at stopper. The mid- goals, will hold down one striker We do have a lot of young scorers. Catholic H, 18 Did Lvme H, 24 Ledyard baseball commissioner in April. pitched seven strong innings and Doug Strange’s You remember how your eyes American collector reacted as Jim Murray is a syndicated H, 27 Mercv H, 30 Wethersfield H columnist. field is unsettled with junior Bitsy slot, A trio of freshmen. Mindy We’ll have three freshmen up (Kennedy Rd. field) 3 p.m.. Yale officials said they did not know how two-run double keyed a six-run first against Kansas bugged when you went to an auto though someone intended to take Deptula in the center and senior Barry, Darcey Devanneyand Jen Nov. 1 South Windsor A 3 p.m. soon an announcement would be made on the City rookie Tom Gordon. 16-6. front, but I have no hesitation in Games not noted 3:30 p.m .; Home By Mary Schneider Brown relayed the warning last Cindy Larson ui. on one Blue,side. The me DdiBarnett, lieu, die are vying lor for me the oiner other using them.them.” oomesatgames atthe the East East Catholic Catholic Lower Lower F Field. time and date of the memorial .service. Anderson said he had “ no idea” why the Tigers The Associated Press Thursday to Giamatti. “ He handle the Royals so easily at home. smiled that smile and told me it U.S. tops Federation Cup “ 1 do know we’re playing the best we’ve played all Evert NEW YORK - Two weeks sounded like a good idea.” Brown year in the last five days,. " he said TOKYO (AP) — Led by the top-seeded after insisting that the hands of A. was quoted as saying by Lupica. East volleyball looks to improve mark Angels 8, Brewers 4: California, back home from a From page 13 United States and defending champion Cze­ Bartlett Giammati forecasted the Giamatti died Friday of a heart 4-11 road trip, snapped a five-game losing streak as ba.seball commissioner’s sudden I A n ______choslovakia, a record40countricswillcompete attack at his summer home on By Len Auster Rockville High, posted a 5-13 Brian Downing and Chili Davis each homered and death, a surgeon admitted he had year’s varsity and five up from in the Federation Cup tennis tournament in Martha’s Vineyard. Manchester Herald mark a year ago. They placed ’The overall goal? ” We’ll just be drove in three runs. The Angels have won six in a years of friendship aside,” Nav­ a commitment on and off the made a mistake. the junior varsity squad. The trying to better last year’s Tokyo in October, organizers .said Wednesday third in the All Connecticut row at Anaheim Stadium, where they are 4.5-23, the ratilova said. court, physically and also emo­ On Aug. 20. Dr. William G. On Tuesday, Cahan reviewed returnees are seniors Stephanie record.” she answered. The women’s version of the Davis Cup will be With four starters missing from Conference, a position Milas second-best home record in the league. “ One part of me wanted to play tionally.” Navratilova said, Cahan, senior attending surgeon taped footage of the Aug. 20 scene Reichardt, Jean Cardinale and held on the hard courts of Ariake Colosseum last year's squad, second-year hopes to at least hold. Kirk McCaskill, 15-8, went 5 2-3 innings for the her and one part of me didn’t. “ That’s where I’ve been lacking 1 Lucy Samulis, the three tri­ Oct, 1-8. at Memorial Sloan Kettering at the studios of WNYW in New East Catholic High girls’ volley­ Schedule: Sept. 18 Rockville A, 19 victory, allowing eight hits and three runs. Willie Emotionally, it will be easier. — I hadn’t gotten into a good York. In doing so. he realized that captains, and juniors Denise Ellington H, 22 Coventry AA, 25 Fitch A, The four-member U.S. team is expected to Cancer Center, turned on his ball coach Lesa Milas is looking to “ We were third (out of five 27 Aaulnos H. Fraser worked 3 1-3 innings for his second save. With Zina, it’s a tennis match: mindset,” Miska aand Jane Tilden. Miska consist of Martina Navratilova, ranked second large-screen television to watch a the hands which triggered his fill some holes as she prepares = 2 W'Pt'lio'ii A, 4 St, Joseph H, 9 Blue Jays 6, White Sox 1: Dave Stieb pitched a with Chris, it would be a lot more. Graf, who seems to be in an teams) in the league last year and and Cardinale will be utilized as E G. Smith A, 11 Mercy A, 16E.D, Smith in the world: Chris Evert. No. 4: PamShriver. game between the New York alarm were those of the man her spikers for the 1989 three-hitter over .seven scoreless innings and beat “ It would have been hart to equally strong mindset, drew I hope to hold it or better (that setters with the rest termed as H, 18 Sacred Heart A, 20 Mercy H, 23 No. 9: and Zina Garrison. No. 5. Mets and Los Angeles Dodgers. seated behind Giamatti. campaign. Aquinas A, 25 M. Joseph A, 27 Sacred Chicago for the 18th time in 22 decisions as the Blue keep in perspective. It would position),” she said. hitters by Milas. Helena Sukova, and Gabriela Giammati was at the game at "When you review the film you The Eagles, who open the Heart H, 30 Ellington A, 31 Manchester Jays remained one game ahead of Baltimore in the have been the mo.st emotional Sabatini faced Arantxa Sanchez Milas will have a varsity roster “ We’re trying to build some Shea Stadium and at one point a .see the hand is not Mr, Giamat­ season on Monday, Sept. 18 at Noy. 2 Fitch H. American League East. Manny Lee drove in two match of my life. I can do without Vicario in today’s women’s quar­ of 10. five returnees from last new leadership,” Milas said. Caps arrive in Sweden TV camera zoomed in for a ti’s: it’s the hand of the man Most matches at 3:30 p.m. runs with a double and a single off Steve Rosenberg, it.” terfinals. The men’s matches had 15-second closeup. The commis­ behind him.” Cahan told WNYW. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — The Wa­ and Mookie Wil.son had a pair of singles and scored She can also do without the Jay Berger against Aaron Krick- sioner. a chain-smoker, brought a shington Capitals arrived in Sweden Wednes­ twice. emotions Evert must have expe­ stein in the afternoon and Boris cigarette to his lips. It was a Dr. William Zane, who per­ Carter’s veiled threat doesn’t worry Vikings day, starting a six-game European tour that Orioles 3, Indians 1: Baltimore’s Cal Ripken rienced Tuesday, with her superb Becker against Yannick Noah at di.sturbing scene for Cahan. a formed the autopsy on Giammati. will take the National Hockey League club to became the first shortstop in baseball history to hit career now behind her. night. lung cancer specialist. told WNYW he found no evidence EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) that Carter is upset. “ You want togooutfeelingthat “ It’s not anger. ... Don’t expect Anthony will be playing for the the Soviet Union for the first time 20 or more home runs in eight consecutive .seasons Navratilova .said she would call Cahan gazed at his 45-inch TV of clubbing of Giamatti’s fingers. — Wide receiver Anthony Carter Carter, who held out for the you played well.” Navratilova me to play up to the expectations team, but he is also saying that he The Capitals, who loured Sweden in 1980 and and then doubled home the tie-breaking run in a Evert today. But the fact that screen and thought he saw Lupica had asked Cahan if is suggesting the Minnesota 'Vik­ first month of training camp, was said. "If you play well against of what they expect of me with the would like to be traded.” 1981, winning the first tournament between two-run seventh. Winner Bob Milacki scattered their magnificent rivalry — Giamatti’s fingers. The finger­ Giamatti might have been saved ings bench him for Sunday’s NFL miffed when the Vikings didn’t seven hits in 7 1-3 innings, including Cory Snyder’s somebody, it’s easier to swallow way I feel. They might as well Carter isn’t the only player to NHL and European clubs in Stockholm on their which. Navratilova leads 43-37 — nails were curved up from the by a chest examination. season opener against the Hous­ meet his contract demands. bench me.” fourth-inning homer. (5regg Olson picked up a She put so much emotion into the become up.set with LynnLs de­ fir.st visit, flew to Karlstad in western Sweden is over won’t hit home for months. sides and the front, where the nail “ I don’t know.” he said. “ We’ve ton Oilers because he wants to be “ I’m still (upset) because Seles match, there was not much Carter’s agent. Bob Woolf, met fense of Viking purse strings. to set up training camp after a brief stopover at rookie-recordJJ4th save with 1 2-3 scoreless innings. “ I guess I’ll have all the joins the cuticle, the result of all heard about the guy leaving traded and wouldn’t play well. nothing happened and with the Carmen Castillo’s second left.” Tuesday with Lynn and failed to Linebacker Jesse Solomon, who Stockholm’s Arlanda airport. Twins 8. Rangers 4: geriatric fans.” the 32-year-old expansion of the first joint in the the doctor’s office and going But Vikings general manager way I’ve been treated. If it’s up to home run of the game, a two-run shot, triggered a Navratilova has plenty left. reach agreement on a contract signed a one-year deal on Tues­ Don Beaupre, Washington’s top goalie, did Navratilova joked. “ They’ve had finger. home and having a heart attack, I Mike Lynn doesn’t sound me, I won’t put my best foot extension. Lynn had set Tuesday tie-breaking, four-run seventh inning and Kevin Navratilova recalls telling day, said thatearlierinthedayhe not make the trip because he is holding out for their emotions divided between Cahan fold New York Daily want to think it might have saved worried. Tapani scattered six hits over .seven innings in his Anne Minter before the semifi­ forward on Sunday. They might as a deadline for giving exten­ despaired of reaching an an improved contract, leaving the teams with Chris and I, but now I guess DETERMINED — Martina News columnist Mike Lupica that him. But I just don’t know.” “ I don’t believe that for one fir.st major-league start. nals of the Canadian Open “ that as well bench me,” Carter said. sions to players under contract. agreement. only three goaltenders. Two of them. South they’ll root for me. Navratilova has a stern look he became so alarmecl at the Among the diseases associated minute.” Lynn said. “ Anthony Tapani, 1-0, a 25-year-old right-hander who made I’m playing as good as I did when Carter, in the last year of a “ We did the best we could, but “ At that time, I felt like African-born Olaf Kolzig and Byron Dafoe, “ It will get lonely but I'm not on her face, and she had a condition that he contacted with clubbing of the fingernails Carter is a fierce competitor. three relief appearances for the New York Mets I was No, 1,” a ranking she five-year contract, was seeking a unfortunately Mike has his own punching Mike Lynn, and decided were picked 1-2 by Washington in the 1989 planning to play (Grand Slam American League president are lung cancer and emphysema. He’ll do what’s in the best interest before being traded in the Frank Viola deal, yielded surrendered to Steffi Graf in stern racket, too, Tuesday boost to $1 million. His contract ideas of what he thinks should be to go out and play a couple games Entry Draft and have never played events) before Wimbledon. It Bobby Brown, a retired cardiolo­ Cahan has had extensive expe­ of this team at all times. I have no two runs before giving way to Tim Drummond, who August 1987 “ She didn’t believe night as she blitzed Manueia calls for him to be paid $400,000 in paid, which does not correspond of tennis.” Solomonsaid. “ Aftera professionally. won't hit me until then but, by gist. and urged him to have rience with both in 50 years as a doubts about that whatsoever,” al.so came over in the Viola trade. Jeff Reardon me, but when I played her. she Maleeva at the U.S. Open base salary, plus the last $200,000 to the rest of the league,” Woolf while, I calmed down and my The Soviet trip will mark the first lime an then, Chris will be gone a while.” Giamatti have a chest X-ray. doctor. He should also have no doubts pitched the ninth and yielded a two-run homer to said I convinced her. .. of a pro-rated signing bonus. .said. “ Right now, it appears that agent called” Lynn. NHL club has visited the Soviet Union. But not forgotten. Never 6-0, 6-0, to move into the pinch-hitter Thad Bosley. “ It’s due to very hard work and forgotten. semifinals. 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 6. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1989 — 17 IN B R IE F SCOREBOARD Puzzles MTV successfully changes ways Atwell on UConn roster ACROSS 9 Other Answer to Previous Puzzle Bv John Horn 10 Architect Mies feature-length films and sitcoms. HA!, using STORRS — Sophomore Jen Atwell, a T Y S O n H The Associated Press longer-form program packages, premieres THE FoniRE OF I Time van der___ Manchester High graduate, is a member of the Baseball mm. 1 A T R 1 [ c TV Topics April 1. Golf 5 Baby's 12 Living-room University of Connecticut women’s soccer D R E A (J Y LOS ANGELES — The 1980s burned MTV’s other channels continue to be team. Atwell earned her letter with the Lady underclothing item through a lot of fads, but MTV: Music 3 > . E N reworked. VH-1, now 4 years old, faces I I Makes simpler 1 3 ______Aviv T ■ S Huskies a year ago, seeing action in 11 games, A m e r ic a n Television has refused to join the trendsetter All the same, MTV’s evolution has been League standings 13 Citrus fruit perhaps the most difficult battle. UConn, 1-0, makes its home debut Saturday Country Club 17 Exploit trash heap. clumsy at times, and the future is dotted with Freston labels VH-1 "a work in progress.” 14 Huge animal at 2 p.m. at the Connecticut Soccer Stadium Eost Division LABOR DAY EVENT-FOUR BALL — 20 Family member Growing stagnant, MTV and its music- challenges. Even after a redesign, soft-rock A few cable operators have called It against Monmouth. W L Pet. OB Gross- E. Hlllnskl-V. LIpInskl-M. Colllns-H. 15 What mascara (si.) video format have been revamped from top to VH-1 still attracts meager audiences. And something else: unnecessary. Toronto 76 63 .547 Popen 89. Net- H. Muttv-L. Demko-D. is put on Boltim ore 75 64 .540 1 Boblgon-L. Whltesell 57, B. Carnlllo-B. 2 1 --about bottom, and have emerged on its eighth Nick at Nite has yet to become more than a When the Consumer News and Business Boston 70 69 SCM 6 Broucek-S. Stechholtz-E. Sarra57. 16 Beneficial 22 Resign anniversary as one of television’s more MIlfMiukee rest home for old sitcoms. Channel began in April, several cable LIscomb wins fun run 66 72 .486 8'/3 FRONT OR BACK NINE — Gross- K. 18 Biblical prophet New York 64 76 ,457 12'/j Karen 46. Net- M. Eden 46-13-33. B Gross- B. 23 Take apart robust and diverse enterprises. In the coming months both MTV and Home systems bumped VH-1 to make room at a cost Cleveland 63 75 457 12'/7 Camilla 45. Net- P. Cunningham 46-14-32, C 19 Kind of fuel 25 Go swiftly n H O N S In the wake of a two-year overhaul spread Todd Liscomb was the overall winner of the Detroit 52 Box Office will introduce all-comedy cable of nearly a million subscribers, according to 89 369 25 Gross- L. Donavon 51. Net- L. Rezner 20 Female pig Lutz Childrens' Museum fourth annual Family West O lvltlon 52- 18-34. D Gross- R, Conran49. Net- E. Sorro 26 Mona___ f | o N 0 U E across MTV and its two affiliated channels — channels. CNBC. MTV, however, says it’s closer to w L P d. OB 53- 20-33. 22 Sine___non 27 Beasts of VH-1 and Nickelodeon-Nick at Nite — MTV "We think a comedy channel is a real 250,000. Fun Run held on Aug. 26. Liscomb’s winning Oaklond 64 55 .604 _ O R 1 E N T BEST 15 — Gross- Dom Denicolo 72. Net- 24 Ireland Networks now features a mix of game shows, time for the 4.5 mile event was 22:31 with David Kansas CItv 80 58 .580 3'/? Dom Denicolo 57-4-53, Stan McFarland burden H~c L A S S logical next step for us,” said Tom Freston, VH-l’s problem is that it is still seen as the Cunningham second in 22:33. Jule Haggerty Collfornia 79 59 .572 4‘/j 60-7-53, Bob Behling 61-6-55, Tony Steullet 26 Soap ingredient 28 Bridge expert children’s programs, newscasts, dance MTV Network’s president and chief execu­ drydock for MTV flotsam. "It was a Texas 70 66 .515 12»/7 60-5-55, Jim G rier 64-9-55, Peter Denz61-6-55. shows, sitcom reruns and rap music. won the female division with a time of 28:49 Minnesota 70 68 .507 13'/j B Net- Bill McKee61-11-50. Lloyd Davidson 29 Comb rat Culbertson 40 Ammonia 46 Dentist’s deg. tive officer. "But I think that you probably repository for everything MTV didn’t want to Seattle 61 76 .445 22 63-12-51, Ed Lolka63-10-53. W arren Howland MTV’s archly irreverent "Remote Con­ with Peggy Chrico second in 31:08. 31 Not friendly 29 Golly compound 47 Gambling game will see only one (comedy channel) play.” Freston said. “ And it still has a way to Chicago 58 80 .420 7SVi 67-14-53, Don GenovesI 67-14-53, Don Davis trol” quiz show has become so popular that Ed Gorecki took the 30-44 age group in 23:18 Tundoy’t Oomet 65-12-53, Bob Borde 66-13-53. C Net- Ralph 33 Of vivid images 30 Roman road 42 Organs of 48 Degree surviving.” go. Baltimore 3, Cleveland 1 Gustomachlo 67-20-47, G ary Wood 63-15-48, hearing it’s now a hit in the TV syndication market. with Ron Michaud second. David Kobey won 35 Hazardous 32 Church canopy 50 German article With HA!, as MTV’s comedy channel will VH-1 these days offers a blend ot artists Detroit 10, Kansas City 2 Mike Lombo 67-16-51, Bob Lochapelle 43 Centers Nickelodeon, jammed with offbeat children’s the over 45 age group in 31:15 with John Toronto 6, Ctilcogo 1 67-16-51, W illiam Leone 71-20-51. D Net- Ray 36 WWII area be called, MTV will be chasing the such as Enya, Fine Young Cannibals, 10,000 34 Identifications 4 4 _even 51 Double curve McKenna second. Minnesota 8, Texas 4 Hickey 76-28-48, Jim D 'Am ato 75-25-50, Jim 37 Paradise shows, will deliver 2,343 episodes this year, an competition. Maniacs and Edie Brickell & New Bohem­ Oakland 13. Boston 1 Ackerman75-13-52. (si.) 53 Measure of keel increase of more than 300 pe4cent since 1986. "I think that what we’re doing is unique and ians. Gone for good, VH-1 promises, are Julio A 1.5 mile race for youngsters was also held. New York 12, Seattle 2 SWEEPS — Gross-Dom Denicolo 72. Net- 39 Bachelors' 38 Compass point 45 Take on cargo land California 8, Milwaukee 4 Tony Steullet 75-5-70, Bob Bobllng 77-6-71, After losing about $50 million in its first two Kelley Gilman won the 9-14 year-old age group degs. innovative and what they’re doing is already Iglesias and Neil Diamond. Wednesday's Games Archie Pearmon 75-3-72. B Gross- Bill 6 7 8 9 10 years, MTV Networks now has a combined in 9: 28 with Ryan Gilman second. Mary Digan Boston (Smithson 7-13) ot Oakland McKee 78. Net- Don GenovesI 84-14-70, Ed 40 Letters of 1 ^ available on other cable channels,” said Dick The channel also has added lifestyle (Welch 15-7), 3:15 p.m. Lolko 81-10-71, Don Davis 83-12-71, Paf subscriber base of 125 million viewers, MTV won the over 14 female age group in 9:45 while alphabet Beahrs, president of HBO’s Comedy Channel. reports, entertainment news, nostalgia pro­ Cleveland (Black 9-11) at Baltimore M istretta 83-11-72, Tom Lynn 82-10-72. C says, and a growing following overseas. The Comedy Channel, which debuts in Jason Soderberg won the over 14 mate group in (Schmidt 10-12 or Holton 5-8), 7:35 pm . Gross- Gory Wood 82. Net- Ralph Gustamo- 41 New (pref.) gramming such as “ My Generation” and the Konsas CItv (Aquino 6-8) at Detroit chlo 87-20-67. Aldo Daopondonin 84-15-69, Al Earnings for the three channels through the November, will be composed of brief comedy Sunday jazz show “ New Visions.” A new 9:47. Michael Lombardi took the 8 and under 43 Actress (Tanono 9-12), 7:35 p.m Ober 86-16-70. DGross-CorlEngbergOS. Net- second quarter of this year were up 21 percent sketches culled from movies and nightclub comedy program will join the VH-1 lineup this age group in 11:05 with Scott Lombardi second. Toronto (Stottlemvre 6-5) at Chicago Ray Hlckev99-28-71, Jim Ackerman97-23-74. Celeste___ (Kino 7-8), 8:30 p m . 18 from a year ago, to $17.9 million. fall. There was a total of 46 entrants in the4.5-mile A thletics 13. Red Sox 1 National League results Padres 7. Braves 5 BEST 16— Gross-Bob Behllng72.Net-Bob performances, complemented by occasional MInnesoto (West 2-0) ol Texos (Hough Behling 62-6-56, Dick Pofernostro 65-9-56, 46 Minimizes road race and 38 in the 1.5-mile race 9-12)), 8:35 p.m (10 i n n i n g s ) Gordon Quick 65-7-58. B Net- Don GenovesI 49 Single-handed New York (Terrell 3-4) ot Seottle BOSTON OAKLAND 69-14-55, Ed Poganl69-13-56, B. Hockenberry (Bankheod 128), 10:05 p.m Ob r h bl Ob r h bl E x p o s 6, C a r d i n a l s 2 67-10-57, Tom Low ery 70-12-58, Je rri Thlbo- 52 Cowboy's rope Mllvwiokee (Boslo 14-9) of Californio Boggs 3b 4 1 0 0 RHdsn If 2 10 0 SAN DIEGO ATLANTA deau71-13-58, W illiam McKee69-11-58. CNef- 54 Evil Coventry run on Oct. 1 (Retry 3-1), 10:35 p.m Barrett 2b 4 0 2 0 Jovler cf 0 10 1 ab r h bl ab rh bl Ed Dulleo7M8-53, Don Battallnol68-15-53. D TV Tonight Thursdoy'i Games Burks cf 4 0 2 0 Lonsfrd 3b 4 1 1 2 MONTREAL STLOUIS Roberts It 3 1 0 0 OMcDII cf 5 1 1 ) Net-RavHlckev80-28-52. 55 More certain Boltim ore at Texas, 2, 6:35 p.m Greenwl If 3 0 0 1 Jose rf 10 12 ab r h bl ab r b bl RAIomr 2b 5 2 3 3 Blauser 3b 4)10 SWEEPS — Gross- Bob Behling 72. Net- COVENTRY — The eighth annual Coventry Raines If 56 Shows scorn Toronto at Cleveiond. 7:35 p.m Esosky lb 3 0 1 0 Canseco rf 2 10 1 5 2 4 0 Coleman It 4 0 0 0 TGwynn cf 5 0 0 0 LSmIth If 5 12 1 Tom Steullet 74-5-69, Dick Pofernostro Grissom cf Lions Vision Run/Fun Walk will be held New York at Seattle, 10:05 pm Evans dh 4 0 10 BIknsp 2b 0 0 0 1 4 1 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 1 0 0 JaClark 1b 3 1 0 0 DM rphy rf 4 111 79-9-70, W. M oron 76-6-70, R. Flynn 79-9-70. B 57 Sulk 34 ter missing since the 1930s (60 min ) (R) WJhnsn lb 6:00PM CD CE Caoj (40; News named "King of Salsa" at an upcoming Mllwoukee at Calltornla. 10:35 p.m Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 DPorkr dh 4 1 1 1 3 12 0 MThmp cf 4 12 0 James rt 3 0 0 0 Evans 1b 4 0 0 0 Gross- 5. Hockenberry 80. Net- Don (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Sunday. Oct. 1 with the start and finish at Galarrg lb festival, Robby Rosa, Rodney Harvey. scores. Only gomes scheduled Quinton rf 2 0 0 0 Steinbeh c 3 2 2 1 10 0 0 Guerrer lb 4 0 10 GHarrIs p 0 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 0 11 GenovesI 82-14-68. Ed Paganl 81-13-68. C CD Matt Houston Brooks rf 38 MOVIE: 'Goodbye, Columbus' A 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) Coventry High School. For the first time, a Heep rf 2 0 10 McGwIr lb 4 1 1 1 4 1 2 1 Pnditn 3b 4 0 2 2 Jacksn ph 10 0 0 Tredwv 2b 4 0 11 Gross- Don BattalIno 79. Net- Ed Dulleo DOWN Wolloch 3b OU Star Trek 1 2 :0 0 A M CE Night Court Cerone c 4 0 0 0 DHdsn cf 4 1 1 1 5 13 5 Brnnsky rf 4 0 1 0 Grant p 0 0 0 0 Monn c 3 0 0 0 88-18-70, A rt Pyka 86-15-71, Richard McNom - young man, who vacations with the family non-timed 5K fun walk will start at 10:30 a m.: Foley 2b 10:30PM ([B Nows NatlonalLeaguestandIngs Jennings If 0 0 0 0 4 0 10 Oquend 2b 4 0 0 0 R nnry ph 10 11 Stanton p 0 0 0 0 ora86-1^71. D Net- Ray Hickey 95-28-67. Os') McCloud of a wealthy businessman, has an affair CE USA Today Understanding the prea Santoven c Cli) Odd Couple the lOK race starts at 11 a m. and the 5K race Phillips 2b 2 2 0 1 5 0 0 0 TPeno c 3 0 0 0 MoDavIs p 0 0 0 0 Gregg ph 10 0 0 BEST NINE — Gross- Word Holmes 76, 1 That girl (20) Sledge Hammer! with the! daughter Richard Benjamin, All dolescent years (Part 3 of 5). Owen ss 4 0 10 Hill p 10 0 0 Tmpltn 55 5 1 1 1 Boever p MacGraw, Jack Klugman 1969 starts at noon. Both latter races are TAC Weiss ss 12 0 1 0 0 0 0 Bill Zwick 76, Tony Steullet 76. Net-JlmGrIer 2 Hawaiian island 43 44 45 46 d® Anushka Eost Division Perez p 4 0 10 Carpntr p 0 0 0 0 Santiago c 5 12 2 Smoltz p 10 0 0 32-5-27, Bob Jones 31-4-27. B Net- W llllom (22J News (Live) GD Star Trek Totals 34 1 7 1 Totols 27 13 7 13 '6T MOVIE: 'First Love' Two college stu­ (20) All in the Family sanctioned. W L P d. OB Burke p 0 0 0 0 M orris ph 10 0 0 Pgirulo 3b 4 1 1 0 Whited ph 1 1 0 0 McKee 31-6-25, Ed Paganl 32-7-25, B ill 3 Information (J?4J Rod and Reel Streamside (R) (3D Home Shopping Network (60 min.) Chlcogo 77 dents swept up in passionate love must 61 558 Boston 100 000 000— 1 Twksbry p 0 0 0 0 Rosmsn p 2 0 0 0 Castillo p 0 0 0 0 H unniford 34-7-27, Don Jardes 34-7-27, Pat 49 50 51 S3 (2® USA Tonight Entry fee is $6 with all proceeds going to club St. Louis 75 Totals agey. (26) Charlie's Angels (2Q) Morton Downey Jr. 62 .547 T/7 Oaklond 014 000 OOx—13 29 6 14 6 Totofs 32 2 6 2 CMartnz It 2 0 0 0 Aldrich p 0 0 0 0 Wlnorskl 33-6-27. C Net- William Leone overcome complications from a past affair. Montreal 74 64 (3® Hogan's Heroes projects. For registration forms, contact John 536 3 E —Weiss, Rivero, BStanlev DP— Russell c 2 0 0 0 35-10-25, Bob Brown 34-8-26, Roger E vorts 4 Traitor §0) W KRP in Cincinnati William Katt. Susan Dey, John Heard Success 'n Life New York 73 64 Montreal 64 .533 3'/7 Boston 2. Oakland 1. LOB— Boston 9, Ookland m 000 400-6 Totals 39 7 8 7 Totats 38 5 7 5 35-9-26, A rt Pyka 34-8-26. D Net- Rav Hickey 1977 (II) Three's Company Bennett. 98 Talcott Hill Rd., Coventry. 06238. or Pittsburgh 77 5 Time division (57) World of Survival (R) (40) Win. Lose or Draw 60 438 16'/7 3 2B—Burks, Barrett, Lonsford, Esosky. StLoult 000 100 001—J 39- 14-25, Dave Hossett 38-11-27, Joy Roth Phllodelphio 55 [A 81E] Battle Line [HBO] Tales From the Crypt (CC) A call 742-9202, 62 ,401 21V? HR—Steinboch (7). SB—Weiss (6) S— E—\6(ollac)i 1.0B—Montreal 10, SlLouIsS Son Diego 040 000 100 2—7 40- 11-29, E.S. Anderson40-11-29. 6 Chemical suffix 56 (61) Three's Company (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour West Division ?B—Raines, Wallach. 3B—MTtiomDson. Atlanta 000 005 000 0—5 [CNN] PrimeNews childless women's love for her pets is Weiss, Steinboch. SF—DPorker, Blonken- SWEEPS — Gross- Word Holmes 76, Bill 7 Radiating [A&E] New Wilderness (Si) Synchronal Research W L P d. OB shlp HR—Wolloch (13) S—HIM, WJohnson. E—Treadway, Thomas, Pogllorulo. Zwick 76, Tony Stuellet 76. Net- Jim Grier threatened by her husband's new hobby Son Froncisco [ESPN] Adventure: Ranie Snake Roun­ 79 59 .572 IP H R ER BB SO LOB—Son Diego 7, Atlanta 4. 2B—RAIomor. 79-9-70, John Lottonzlo 77-7-70, Bob Jones [DIS] MOVIE: 'Wind in the Willows' (In Stereo) [A & E ] Battle Line Houston IP H R ER BB SO 8 Vegetables ozss (c)1989 by NEA. Inc dup DetrIck to coach again 73 65 529 6 Boston Montreal HR—Sontlogo (11), RAIomor (5) SB— 79-8-71, Myles M cC arthy 77-6-71. B Gross- Ed Animated Mole, Rat and Badger try to San Diego 73 [USA] Tennis Continues [CNN] Newsnight 65 529 6 Clemens L.14 10 7 3 5 1 5 8 Perez W,8-)3 8 1-3 6 2 2 1 7 Roberts (18). S—Pogllorulo. Pogonl 81, Archomboult 81, Rick Bottoro8l. keep their friend Toad from squandering [H B O ] MOVIE: The Principal' (CC| The CIncInnotl 67 71 .486 1? BStanlev 0 2 4 3 1 0 Burke 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Net- W alt Kulpa 82-14-68, Ed Haves 83-14-69, newly appointed principal of an urban high 1 1 3 ( ) News [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour NEW LONDON — Bill Detrick, former Los Angeles 65 73 471 14 StLoult his fortune Richard Pearson, Ian Carmi :00PM Sj S) ( ® 40 GrHorrls 0 1 3 3 2 0 San Diego Bill Hunniford 84-14-70, Dick Hossett choel. Sir Michael Hordern 1986 Rated scliool battles campus drug and crime [LIFE] HeartBeat Dissension arises over Central Connecticut State University men's Atlonto 55 63 .399 24 Hill L.7-11 7 12 6 6 2 2 Rosmusen (LD Cheers (CC). Price 0 11110 84-14-70. C Gross- Michnowicz 85. Net- Art NR problems James Belushi, Louis Gossett Marilyn's desire to bring a midwife into the Tuesday's Gomes Rochford 1 0 0 0 0 0 Carpntr 1 1 0 0 0 2 GHarrIs Pyka 86-15-71, Bob Brown 8-16-72, W. (1® The W ok basketball coach, will return to the sidelines M ontreal 6, St Louis ? Jr. Rae Dawn Chong. 1987 Rated R (In practice; a new psychiatrist joins the staff. Ooklond Twksbry 1 1 0 0 1 1 Gront W,7-2 Johnson 92-19-73, Bob Lochapelle 89-16-73, [ESPN] Home Run Derby (R) CIncInnotl 6. Son Froncisco 5 Stereo) (20) All in the Family (60 m in) after a two-year absence as the interim coach CYoung W,5-9 5 5 1 0 1 3 Umolres—Home, Greoo; First, KIbler; MoDavIs S.36 Ed Dulled 91-18-73. D Gross- Irv Sobolov 96. New York 3. Chlcogo ? [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Burns 3 1 0 0 2 1 Second, D avit; Third, Quick Atlanta Net- Rav Hickey 96-28-68, BobCahen98-22-76. [LIFE] MOVIE: 'The Ann Jillian Story' §2) News (Live) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Dangerous Love' Sus­ at the Coast Guard Academy Phllodelphlo 3, Pittsburgh 7 Eckerslev 1 1 0 0 0 1 T—2:38 A—2t,788 Smoltz FOUR BALL MIXER — Gross- Rose and CELEBRITY CIPHER [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Greased Lightning' Af­ Fact-based account of the entertainer's Son Diego 7, Atlanta 5, 10 Innings Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. (24) Alive From Off Center (CC) "From picion falls on an unlucky computer expert Detrick. 62. coached 29 years at CCSU and Castillo Som Crlsplno 71, Dom Denicolo-Rosanna ter World War II, a black taxi driver is Houston 3, Los Angeles 7 BStanlev pitched to 4 betters In the Bth, Each tetter in the cipher stands for another. Todsy's due' U equals L battle with cancer and her marriage to a whose video dating membership coincides Aldrich Denicolo 71. Net- Jeanneand GeorgeMcNirt San Francisco: Dancing on the Edge " compiled a 468-299 record He relinquished his GrHorrls pitched to 3 betters In the 8th, Price R e d s 6. G ia n t s 5 steered into stock car racing Richard Chicago police officer Ann Jillian, Tony Lo with a rash of client murders. Lawrence Wednesdov's Gomes pitched to 2 betters In the 8th Stanton 50, Simone and Bill Calhoun 50, M orivsand Three dance works (In Stereo) Pittsburgh (Kromer S-7) at Montreol Pryor. Beau Bridges, Cleavon Little 1977 Bianco, 'i/iveca Lindfors 1988 Monoson, Brenda Bakke. Peter Marc. post Dec. 18, 1987 citing health reasons. WP—Rochford Boever L.4-8 Herm Dvorak 56, Dot Harlzog-Merrlll (Longston 1^6), 7:05 p.m 'BFKPIROK IGL UHZL Rated PG (2® Weekday (R) 1988 Rated R Umpires-Home, Kosc; First, HIrsch- SAN FRAN Anderson 56, Bev and Nick Ol Pietro 57, [MAX] MOVIE: A Hard Day's Night' Los Angeles (Belcher 11-12) ot CIncInnotl CINCINNATI [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Thunder Alley' An An (3® M *A *S *H beck; Second Barnett; Third, Ford Ob r h bl Ob Jonet and Don Battolino 57, Alice and Roy The Beatles raise a stir when Paul's mis­ [USA] New Mike Hammer (Robinson Al), 7:35 p.m r h bl zona farm youth aspiring to be a rock star T—2:57 A—28,541 Butler ct 5 0 10 WInghm cf 4 2 2 2 Chlttlck 57, Barbara and Stan Gondek 57, JHGLK. VBLA DN NFV HJ chievous grandfather accompanies them (of) Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) Cavaliers acquire Kerr St Louis (Horton 0-1) ot New York Elsie and Jack Crockett 57, BImbI and Nell finds himself caught in the fast rhythms of 1 2 : 3 0 A M (33 Pat Sajak (Dorling IM l). 7:35 p.m RThmp 2b 3 10 0 Oulnons 2b 4 1 1 0 to London for a concert The Beatles, [A&E] Anna Maria Horsford at the Im- WCIork lb T vie r 57, M ary and FredBllsh 57, Bernleond today's pop music world Roger Wilson, Wilfred Brambell, Victor Spinetti 1964. Chicago (Moddux 16-10) ot Phllodelphio Yankees 12. M ariners 2 3 12 0 ONeIN rf 2 1 1 1 prov Anna Maria Horsford ( "Amen ") wel­ (33 The Judge (CC) PHOENIX (AP) — After denying for two MWIms ss 4 2 13 Dave Marshall 57. FRIVVLROLO.' — EKI EKI Leif Garrett, Jill Schoelen 1985 Rated R Rated G (In Stereo) (Ruffin A8), 7:35 p.m Griffey If 3 1 2 3 P hillies 3, P irates 2 comes Howie Gold, Steve Mittleman and (33 Morton Downey Jr. Riles 3b 3 1 1 0 Roomes If 1 0 0 0 SENIORS — (overall winner)- Dick (In Stereo) weeks that a deal was imminent, the Phoenix Son Francisco (Reuschel 166) ot Atlonto Ottovlano 75-70-145. Net w inner 50-59- (TMC) MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC| Affec­ Tim Jones (60 min.) (Llllloulstd-e),7:40pm NEW YORK SEATTLE Weover rf 4 0 2 2 Bnzngr lb 40 0 0 (^ 3® Late Night With David Letter- Suns traded reserve guard Steve Kerr. Geo rge Seddon 135.60 and over- Gross- Doc D I P N G . [USA] Cartoon Express tionate send up of the popular TV series Son Diego (Schlroldl 3-6) ot Houston Ob r h bl Ob r h bl DNIxon If 4 0 0 0 Oliver c 4 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH PHILA [CNN] Moneyline man (In Stereo) Sox 2b 4 2 13 Revnids 2b 3 0 1 0 Kennedy c 3 0 10 Sobo 3b 3 Ob r h bi M cK ee73-74-147. Net- B ill P alm er 132. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “If you haven’t got anything nice to say about features Joe Friday s nephew on the trail Kerr was dealt on Tuesday to the Cleveland (Desholes 12-7), 0:35 p m 0 0 0 ab r h bl 6:30PM L3JCBS News (CC) (In Stereo) [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (3® Hart to Hart Tollesn 2b 10 0 0 MDIaz 2b 10 0 0 Speler ph 10 0 0 Duncon ss 3 1 1 0 Hall If 3 1 0 0 K N M Illr cf 3 0 10 MEMBER-MEMBER — Net- Nick Carlo- anybody, come sit next to me." — Alice Roosevelt Longworth. ol a j)ower-hungry evangelist Dan Ayk Cavaliers for a second-round pick in the 1993 Thursdoy's Gomes M arty Shea 62, Ed Paganl-Don GenovesI 62, St Louis at New York, 1:35 p.m Espnoz ss 5 1 1 0 Brilev If 3 0 1 0 LoCoss p 10 0 0 Armstrn p 10 0 0 Bonds If 1110 Jeltz 3b 1 0 0 0 CE (40) ABC News (CC) royd, Tom Hanks. Christopher Plummer [HBO] MOVIE: 'Clean and Sober' (CC) (4® Secrets of Success Rick Botlaro-Jdck Gannon 63, Doc McKee- NBA draff. Chlcogo ot Philadelphia. 5 p.m M tngly lb 4 1 2 0 Klngery If 0 0 0 0 Oberkfl ph 10 0 0 Rodriguz p 0 0 0 0 Bell ss 2 0 12 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 1987 Rateri PG 13, (In Stereo) An alcohol- and cocaine-abusing real es­ Bill McKee 63, Bob Jones-RIch Archam- (b 1989 by NEA. Inc 296 (20) Too Close for Comfort (if) Gene Scott Los Angeles ot CIncInnotl, 7:35 p.m HM orrs lb 2 0 10 ADovis lb 3 0 0 0 Knepper p 0 0 0 0 Modlsn ph 10 0 0 Redus 1b 2 0 0 0 VHayes rf 4 0 0 0 tate executive is forced to confront his The 6-foot-3. 170-pound Kerr. Phoenix’s baull 63, Ed Hayes-Bel Schaffer 63, Waif 8 : 3 0 P M C B J 40 Head of the Class (CC| Pittsburgh ot Montreol, 7:35 p.m. Bolbonl dh 6 13 3 Presley lb 10 10 Logo ph 0 0 0 0 Mahler p 0 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 4 0 2 0 Jordan 1b 4 2 2 0 (22) (301 NBC News (CC) own addictions while hiding out in a drug [A & E ] Tw entieth Century The Germans second-round pick out of Arizona in 1988. Barfield rf 5 0 0 0 Leonrd dh 3 0 0 0 Bathe ph 10 0 0 Fronco p 0 0 0 0 RReyIds rf 4 0 0 0 Ready If 2 0 0 1 Kulpo-RIck Denicolo 63, Dick Smith-Bill Charlie's union orders a work slowdown launch a last effort in the Battle of the Son Francisco at Atlonto, 7:40 pm Glguere 63, Don Jardes-Pot Wlnorskl 64, (24) [57; Nightly Business Report clinic Michael Keaton, Kathy Baker, M. Geren c 4 12 1 SBrdly ph 10 0 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Belllord 3b 0 0 0 0 Parrett p 0 0 0 0 just when his students need extra aca­ Bulge. Host; Walter Ctonkite. played in just 26 games as a rookie and Son Diego at Houston, 8:35 p.m Bob Hunter-John Hunter 64, Bob Butler- Emmet Walsh 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) Dorset! c 0 0 0 0 Griffey cf 2 10 0 Litton ph 10 0 0 BHtchr cf 2 0 0 0 Barrett ph 0 0 0 0 (38) W KRP in Cincinnati demic coaching (R) Dove Michnowicz 64, Roy HIckey-JIm averaged 2.1 points. He spent most of last Kelly cf 4 3 2 1 Coles 3b 3 0 0 0 Totals 34 5 8 5 Totals W 6 7 6 VonSlyk cf 2 0 0 0 CHayes 3b 2 0 0 0 [LIFE ] Spenser: For Hire [ESPN] Auto Racing: International Se­ Blowers 3b 5 12 0 Cochrn 3b 10 0 0 King 2b Rotterty 64. Gross- Rick Clough-Bruce [61) Love Connection [A & E ] Tw entieth Century The Germans dan Cup Series From San Antonio, Texas. Am erican League results 2 0 0 0 Dykstra cf 0 0 0 0 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Imagine: John Lennon' season on injured-reserve with tendinitis in his Sanders If 5 2 3 4 Buhner rf 3 1 1 Son Francisco ooo »o 030—5 Distfno Ph 10 0 0 Thon ss Seittert 70, Walt Chapman-Dave M ollck 71, [A & E ] Profiles Featured aviator Charles launcli a last effort in the Battle of the (R) 3 13 1 (CC) Home movies, rare performance foo­ right ankle. Valle c 2 0 0 0 Cincinnati DOS 000 lOx—6 Lind 2b 0 0 0 0 Nieto c 2 0 1 0 Jim Morlarty-Leo Cyr 71, John Lottanzlo- Lindbergh Bulge Host Walter Cronkite Myles McCarthy 71. Bockside Net- Lorry tage and the late musician's own words 1 2 :4 5 A M [MAX] vintage Perform­ McGuire c 1 0 1 LOB—San Froncisco 5, Cincinnati 3. Bllardell c 3 0 0 0 DwMpy ph 0 0 0 0 [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC| Nicole discovers Cleveland was looking for a backup for point Gozo-Sal Eyangellstd 32, Bill Hickey-Gll [CNN] Showbiz Today enhance this portrait of the former Beatle ances: John Lennon (In Stereo) O rioles 3. Indians 1 VIzQuel ss 3 0 1 JB—Duncon, Weaver. 3B—Griffey. HR— Heaton p 2 0 10 Stanick ph 1 0 0 0 thal Jenny's mother (Mimi Kuzyk), a once- EMrtnz 3b 10 0 0 Griffey (8), M aW lllloms (16), Wlnnlnghom MSmIth p Bolseneau 32, Jim GrIer-MIke Harder 32, John Lennon, Yoko Ono, Sean Lennon. guard Mark Price and rumors had been 0 0 0 0 Daulton c 0 0 0 0 [E S P N ] SportsLook famous ballerina. Is now confined to a 1 : 0 0 A M CB superior Court Totals 45 12 17 12 Totals 31 2 6 2 (3). SB —Weover ()), Roomes ())) S— Kipper p 0 0 0 0 Dernier ph 0 0 0 1 Herm Dvorak-Norm Nordeen 32, Vince 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) swirling since last month that the Cavaliers CLEVELAND BALTIMORE Armstrong Buccherl-Kelth Byrnos 32. Backside Gross- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tailspin: Behind the wheelchair (In Stereo) Congels ph 1 0 0 0 Combs 3 2 0 0 0 [U S A ] Miami Vice (60 min.) flf) Twilight Zone Ob r h bt Ob r h bl Pottersn p Dove Anderson-Tony Steullet 35, Bob Korean Airliner Tragedy' (CC) A fact wanted to trade for Kerr. The Suns had denied New York 113 220 300—12 IP H R ER BB SO 0 0 0 0 Kruk If 10 0 0 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 9 : 0 0 P M I ;) Jake and the Fatman (CC) Browne ?b 5 0 10 PBrodiv If 3 0 1 0 Son Froncisco Behllng-Archle Pearmon35. based drama exploring the government's 3 ® Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) all the speculation Seattle 000 200 006— 2 Totols 29 2 5 2 Totals 29 3 7 3 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee McCabe s investigation of a suspicious 1 1 . 3 0 P M (^3) Tennis: U.S. Open Ten­ Fermln ss 3 0 0 0 SFInlev rf 4 1 1 0 E—Grltfev- Coles, Espinoza DP—New (jOCo. s L,7-10 4 5 5 5 1 3 response to the Korean airline tragedy that (2® Laverne & Shirley DCIork ph 10 10 CRIpkn ss 4 2 3 2 piano crash reveaU his estranged son sold nis Highlights Highlights from the USTA York 1 LOB—New York 10. Seattle 7 Kneoner 2 10002 Pittsburgh 100 000 01b—2 Unscramble these (our Jumbles, occurred on August 31, 1983 Michael [A & E ] Korea: The Forgotten W ar Com­ Zuvello ss 0 0 0 0 Sheets dh 3 0 11 2B—M attingly 2, Bolbonl 2, Senders 2, Lefferts 2 1)110 Phllodelphki It won't be long now substandard materials. (60 min ) (R) (In National Tennis Center in Queens, N.Y. 000 110 001—3 one letter to each square, to form Moriarty, Michael Murphy, Chris Sarandon bat footage is included in this documentary James dh 4 0 2 0 BAndsn pr 0 0 0 0 Presley, Esplnozo HR—Kelly (7). Sanders Cincinnati Two outs when winning run scored. Stereo) d ) (4® Nightline (CC). Corier If 4 0 2 0 Wthgtn 3b four ordinary words. 0. 1989 on American participation in the Korean Lightning kills schoolboy 4 0 2 0 (2), Buhner (8i, Sax (5) SB -S a x (41), Armstrong W,2-l 6 2-3 6 2 2 ) 5 E—Then, Jordan, DP—Philadelphia 2. LB (40 Hooperman (CC| Harry appears POBrIn lb 4 0 10 Deverex ct 4 0 0 0 (33 Arsenio Hall (R) (In Stereo) War (1950-53), a battle officially desig­ Esplnozo (3), Rodriguez 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 LOB—Pittsburgh 4, Phllodelphio 6. 2B— Transactions 7:00PM CE inside Edition before a citizens' complaint panel to ex­ Snyder rf 4 1 1 1 Traber lb 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB M ahler 1 2 3 3 ) 1 (if) Honeymooners nated as a U N. police action. Host: Robert CAPE CORAL, Fla. (AP) — A high school so KNMIller, Jordan. 3B—Jordan, Then, LIWL1 CE (22) Wheel of Fortune (CC) plain a compromising situation (R) (In Jocobv 3b 4 0 0 0 M elvin c 4 0 0 0 New York Franco S,X 1 0 0 0 0 1 Bonds. HR—Thon (11), SB—Redus (20) Stack. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. football player was struck by lightning and HInzo pr 0 0 0 0 Hulett 2b 2 0 0 0 Stereo) Cf®) Space Saver Plunk W,6-4 7 4 2 2 5 4 S—Borrett. SF—Reody, Bell, Dernier ( E Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) [C N N ] Crossfire killed moments after his coach called the team Komnsk cf 2 0 0 0 Mohorcic 1 0 0 0 0 IP H BASEBALL (22’ ;30) Night Court (CC) Christine is sus­ (20) Jeffersons Altonson c 3 0 0 0 M ets3.Cubs2 American League Cl1) @8) Cheers (CC) [ESPN] Running and Racing Gossoge 1 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh picious when Harry secretly takes part in a (22) (3® Tonight Show (In Stereo) off the practice field because of a threatening MIYong ph 10 0 0 Seattle Heoton MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Named Don (20) M *A *S ’ H 5 5 government sting operation Part 1 of 2. [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Totals 35 1 8 1 Totals 32 3 8 3 RJohnson L,6-6 2 4 4 1 MSmIth Baylor speclol assistant to the generol (24) Motorweek Cadillac Fleetwood; what thunderstorm. 3 2 CHICAGO 1 1-3 1 (24) (67) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (R) JeReed 2 5 3 2 0 1 NEW YORK Kipper manager. 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MJackson 1 0 0 0 1 Parrett W,12-4 3 2 Edgar Martinez, Inflelders; Mike Klngery, ®l) Star Trek (3® St. Elsewhere Barr delivers her views on motherhood and 2B—CRIpken Sheets HR—CRIpken (20), Dawson rf 4 0 11 Strwbry rf 3 0 0 0 outfielder; and Jim Wilson, deslgrxit^ issues follows the documentary "Days of p.m. EDT Tuesday when he was struck by a RJohnson pitched to 2 botters In the3rd McCIndn If [A&E] Chronicle The Hudson River Val­ life in a mobile home. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Snyder (16), SB—Trober (4). 3 0 0 1 McRylds If 0 0 0 1 hitter, from Calgary of the Poclflc Coost Rage: The Young Palestinians" (2 hrs., 30 (57) News (CC). lighting bolt, police said. Solozor 3b 4 0 2 0 ley is home to controversial folk singer IP H R ER BB SO WP—RJohnson. BK—Plunk. Correon If 3 12 0 League Signed a one-year player develop- GON BEE min I (In Stereo) 1 : 3 0 A M (33 Joe Franklin Dunston ss 3 0 10 [CNN] Sports Tonight Police officers began mouth-to-mouth resus­ Cleveiond Umolres—Home, Clark; First, Phillips KHrndz lb 3 0 11 mentcontractwlth Calgary. Pete Seeger Wrono c 3 0 0 0 Carter c [A&E] Korea: The Forgotten W ar Com­ [DIS] Prairie Home Companion: The Ql) USA Tonight Forrell L.8-14 Second. Reed; Third. Johnson 4 0 0 0 Notional League Moneyline citation before he was taken to Cape Coral Pico p 10 0 0 Elster ss [CNN] bat footage Is included in this documentary Olln T—3:07. A—14,905 4 0 10 CHICAGO CUBS—Sent Phil St^>henson, THE ©ROOM WAS FIT Third Annual Farewell Tour Taped at the (2® Angie Baltim ore Webstr ph 10 0 0 Frndez p 2 0 10 [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date on American participation in the Korean Hospital, where he was pronounced dead first baseman, to the Son Diego Padres to TO BETIEP- — Dallas, Texas, performance. Garrison Keil­ (22) Secrets of Success M llockl W.10-1? 7 1-3 7 Kilgus p 0 0 0 0 Teufel ph 10 10 FootbaU complete on earlier trade. scores War (1950-53), a battle officially desig­ lor IS joined by singers Robin and Linda Coach Joe Roles said he had just called the T igers 10. Royals 2 Ramos ph 10 0 0 Thori.tn pr Olson S,24 1 2-3 1 0 10 0 HOUSTON ASTROS-Called up Roger [LIFE ] HeartBeat Paul tries to treat an im­ nated as a U N police action. Host Robert Williams, Kate McKenzie and many more. @0) Later W ith Bob Costas MlWIIms p 0 0 0 0 ROOHRR Stack (60 min ) Part 2 of 2 team off the field because of thunder and Mason, pitcher, from Tucson of the Pacific Now arrange the circled letters to prisoned former palieni. Joanne battles to Totals 32 2 4 2 Totals 32 3 9 3 Coast Leogue. lightning in the area when the accident B l u e J a y s 6 . W hite Sox 1 KANSAS CITY DETROIT form the surprise answer, as sug­ get a nurse reinstated; Leo believes a teen­ [CNN] Larry King Live PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Named gested by the above cartoon. occurred. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Chlcogo 000 001 001—3 ager deliberately injured himself (60 min ) [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Darling Clementine' Seltzer 3b 2 0 0 1 Pettis Cl Top 25 college grid poll Del Unser director of plover develop- 5 2 3 0 New York lOO 100 001—3 ment. [USA] My Sister Sam Wyatt Earp, his brothers and the alcoholic TORONTO CHICAGO Patacis 3b 0 0 0 0 KWIIms rf 0 0 0 0 Two outs when winning run scored. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Bucknr ph ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Activoted Print answer here: Doc Holliday face the villanous Clantons at 10 0 0 TrammI ss 10 11 E—Grace. LOB—Chlcogo 4, New York 9. The Top Twenty Five team-; In the yL ^ ^ 7 130PM 3 ) Entertainment Tonight Notre Dame tops grid poll MWItson If 5 2 2 0 LJohnsn If 4 0 0 0 Stillwell ss 4 0 3 0 Brum ly Scott Terry, pitcher, from the ISdaydlsobled the O K Corral Henry Fonda, Linda Dar­ ss 4 1 0 0 2B—Somuel, KHernondez, Dunston,Sand­ Associated Press college foolboll poll, with list Actor Martin Sheen. (In Stereo) Ducev If 0 0 0 0 Fletchr 2b 4 0 1 0 Pecota ss 0 10 0 (Answers tomorrow) nell, Victor Mature 1946 Whitakr 2b 4 2 2 0 berg, Grace, Teufel, S—Fernandez SF— tirsl-oloce votes In parentheses, records BILLY GRAHAM FROM LONDON Lee 2b 4 0 2 2 Caldern lb 4 1 1 0 Brett lb Senior Profetslonoi BasefoaM Association NEW YORK (AP) — Notre Dame took over 3 0 0 0 Schu 2b 0 0 0 0 McRevnolds, McClendon. through Sept 4, total points based on CB W Jeopardy! 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(In Stereo) ® Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: "W h o is Jesus?” NEW YORK (AP) — Jose Canseco of the MINNESOTA TEXAS Houston 000 000 03x—3 Force 21, Woshlngton St. 20, Kentucky 17, Mondarlch, offensive tackle, to a four- most of your opportunities today, even ARIES (March 21-April 19) Your deci­ Ob r h bl Ob r h bl yeor contract. Who Is Jesus?" From the London cru­ Ob r h bt DP—Los Angeles 1, Houston 1. LOB—Los Oklohomo St. 13, Indiana 11. Bavlor9. Fresno | sions today are likely to be brilliantly f B (49J Growing Pains (CC) Carol's boy­ Oakland Athletics, whi hit five home runs and Spiers ss 4 0 0 0 DWhIte ct 5 1 1 0 ab r h bl though they may be relatively small sade. (60 min I (In Stereo) 4 1 1 0 Angeles3f Houston6.2B—Randolph, Scloscio. S19, Texas8,Oreoon6,Hawall3,ArlzonaSI.2, KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Placed Lloyd friend is seriously injured in a car crash af­ Surhoff c 4 1 1 1 Venable rt 5 1 2 2 Nevm^n 3b 5 1 2 2 Espy cf ones. Remember, It was from the little evaluated and they could be very con­ drove in 14 runs last week, was named the 4 0 1 0 Bean, BIgglo. Western MIchlgon 1, Wyoming 1. Burruss, safety, and Mike Elkins, auorter- ter having a few drinks. (R) (11) USA Tonight AAolltor 3b 5 0 2 1 Rov 2b 5 0 1 0 Gladden If 5 0 3 0 PImero lb structive. However, they won’t count for Baines dh 4 1 2 2 IP H R ER BB SO back, on Intured reserve. acorn that the mighty oak tree grew. American League player of the week Canseco Yount cf 4 1 1 1 Joyner 1b 4 1 1 0 Puckett ct 5 0 11 Qi) MOVIE: 'Moviola: The Scarlett (18) Personal Power Sierra rf 4 0 0 0 Lo> AneelM LOS ANGELES RAIDERS—Re-sIgned Trying to patch up a broken romance? much If you don't do anything about Brock lb 4 1 1 1 CDavIs If 4 2 3 2 Harper c 5 0 0 0 batted .520 with 13 hits in 25 at-bats. He had a 5 3 4 1 Fronco 2b 4 0 0 0 RMrtInez 7 5 Otis Wilson and Joe Costello, linebockers. them. Get moving. O'Hara W ar' Producer David Solzniqk con­ (22) (301 NBC News Special: The Broggs If 4 0 10 Dwnng dh 5 13 3 Larkin dh The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help 4 13 0 APeno L.3-3 2-3 3 Roced Sam Groddy, wide recelver.on Inlured ducts the most massive talent hunt in R.A.C.E. Bryant Gumbel explores the na­ slugging percentage of 1.160 and a .600 on-base Deer rf 4 0 0 0 Parrish c 5 1 1 0 CCostlll rf 4 2 3 3 Petrolll c reserve. you to understand what to do to make TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Usually Moses rf 10 0 0 RLeach If 3 0 1 0 Searoge 1-3 0 movie history, a search that ends with Vi­ tional attitude on race relations and Vaughn dh 4 0 2 0 Howell 3b 3 0 1 0 r a m s when you undertake a project you have percentage. Hrbek 1b 3 1 1 0 Buechel 3b 3 0 0 0 Houiton LOS ANGELES —Re-signed Steve the relationship work. Mall $2 to Match­ vien Leigh cast as the Civil War heroine wlietlier it has clianged over time. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 6, 1989 - 19 FOCUS/Advicc______FOOD______Second wife makes many sacrifices n P A R A n n v . New Orleans famous for its various cooking styles DEAR ABBY: My heart went out to to go to a singles dance. A gentleman insisted. Little did they know that a NewN f t W O r rlea t o ; $ n p c 1Cis a O city famous fort its foods and a “ Upset in Minnesota,” asked me to dance. I accepted. In the dear friend had just sat me down and dining paradise for the gourmet. Reflecting French 1 cup celery, chopped high power for 20 minutes. Strain and reserve stock. middle of the first number, he leaned who had saved his mo­ lectured me on the importance of Acadian and Creole styles of cooking, and taking Vt cup green bell pepper, chopped Cut chicken from the bone when cooled enough to over and whispered in my ear, ney to splurge on a nice punctuality! advantage of the abundance of fresh fish and 4 cloves of garlic, minced handle, and cut into bite size pieces. Father’s Day brunch, Dear Abby “ What’s the name of that perfume I arrived at Alan and Julie’s at 6:03 produce, the foods of New Orleans can only be Microwave ■A cup parsley, chopped Prepare roux as directed in recipe above. Place only to have his father you’re wearing? You smell just like p.m. When Alan answered the door, he described as superb. ^ ■A cup green onion tops, chopped roux in a 5 quart casserole. Stir in hot water, stock Abigail Van Buren my dead aunt.” With that, he walked show up with his new was laughing so hard he could barely A visit to the French Market, with a stop along the approximately 'A cup hot water and seasonings. Cover and cook on high power for 10 off the floor. Kitchen wife. No doubt “ Upset” get the door open. Julie, who had just way for Beignets at the Cafe Du Monde, can be an Mix oil and flour together in a 4 cup measure. minutes. Add chicken and sausage. Cook on high for was looking forward to Another fellow asked me to dance. stepped out of the shower, was adventure to delight the heart of anyone who is Marge Churchill Microwave uncovered on high power for 6 to 7 10 minutes. Serve over hot cooked rice. Yields 8 to 10 a father-and-son The band started off with a real fast running down the hallway to the interested in food. The market offers the best of minutes. Stir at 6 minutes — roux will be a light servings. brunch. number, and he split his pants when bedroom trying to cover her backside Items such as fresh catfish and crayfish, peppers brown at this time and will need to cook 30 seconds to he attempted to do the splits. He I notice so many letters in your their children. They are a part of my with a less-that-adequate towel. garlic and other spices, as well as fruits and 1 minute longer to reach the dark brown color so backed off the floor, leaving me column contain problems created by family. So, Abby, when you advise people to vegetables worthy of selection by world class chefs important in making Louisiana gumbos and stews. standing there. Seafood gumbo the second wife who always wants to invite the “ chronically late” an hour and restaurants — of which New Orleans has an really knows where the delicious gumbos of the The roux will be very hot, but usually the handle on be “ in the picture,” so to speak. In It was quite a while before I early to be sure that they’ll arrive on abundance. bayou land began. Recipe for gumbo requiring five your glass measure will stay cool enough to touch. 2/3 cup flour plus 2/3 cup oil for roux A WELL-REWARDED attended another singles dance. 2 cups onion, chopped most cases, the second marriage is a time, tell them to shower early, or “ Spicy,” is the word which best describes the to seven hours cooking time can be found in the first Add onion, celery and bell pepper to the roux in the SECOND WIFE 1 cup celery, chopped traumatic experience for the child­ have a very large towel handy. various dishes of New Orleans. So, be prepared. The Louisiana cookbooks printed in New Orleans in 1885. measuring cup. Stir and return to the microwave. TWO-TIME LOSER Now, with a little help from the microwave and Saute on high power for 3 minutes. Vt cup green bell pepper, chopped ren, who deserve more consideration DEAR SECOND WIFE; Most se­ selection of spices and spice combinations offered in than they really get. PETER PUNCTUAL the various stalls of the French Market can stagger liberal dishes of hot pepper sauce, the good taste of a Add garlic, parsley and green onion to roux, stir Vt cup green onion tops, chopped cond wives have two strikes against ■A cup parsley, chopped As a second wife, during the early DEAR LOSER: Thanks for passing VISTA, CALIF. the imagination, and the tastes buds as well. recipe from the past can be enjoyed in much less and return to microwave. Saute on high power for 2 them when they marry a man with a 4 cloves garlic, minced years of our marriage, I encouraged on your chuckle. Not every man who One of the basis for this region’s recipes is the time. minutes. You should have about 3 ^A cups of roux ready-made family. And second hus­ IVt quarts hot water my husband to attend his fam ily’s asks “ Shall we dance?” turns out to be DEAR PETER: You’ll get no Roux. Roux is good example of cooking an “ old” The recipe in today’s column all come from a now. If any oil has risen to the top, pour this off. bands usually have to try harder when Yul Brynner. 1 tablespoon salt graduations, weddings, family reun­ argument from me. But my sympa­ recipe by a “ new” method. Used as the base for delightful little cookbook called “ Tout de Suite a la Slowly add enough hot tap water to bring roux to they’re No. 2. 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper ions and special occasions without thies are with Julie in Vista, whose gumbos and stews, the recipe for roux was brought Microwave” by Jean K. Durkee, published by Tout the 4 cup mark. Stir and you will have a smooth dark I admire your sensitivity and 2 pounds shrimp, raw and peeled me. Though etiquette decrees that the DEAR ABBY: Your advice to embarrassment you so graphically to Louisiana by French and Acadian settlers over de Suite a la Microwave, P.O. Box 30121, Lafayette roux in only 12 minutes. insight. It paid off handsomely. Other La. 70503. 1 pound crabmeat (you may substitue imitation spouse should be invited, there is “ Frustrated in Phoenix,” who was de-tailed. 200 years ago. ’The traditional method for cooking a Roux freezes very well and you are ready at any “ seconds” could learn from you. crabmeat, if you wish) nothing that says the spouse cannot upset about close friends who were roux was to stir an equal mixture of flour and oil The recipe for roux which follows is used as the time to put together a delicious gumbo or stew. always late, brought back a hilarious thickening base for dishes such as stews, gumbos, 1 pint oysters, with liquid decline, and I found it was very much DEAR ABBY: I had to chuckle Don’t put off writing thank-you Th« Associated Press constantly in a black iron pot until a dark brown appreciated when I did. I might add memory, (You advised: “ If you want notes, letters of sympathy, etc. color was achieved. Etouffees and sauce piquantes. It not only thickens, when I read the letter from the reader Chicken and sausage gumbo Mix flour and oil together in a 4 cup measure. that the rewards I have received for them there by 7 p.m., invitethem for 6 because you don’t know what to say. Now, with the microwave, many changes have but it also gives a different, quite unique and distinct who asked if it was appropriate to p.m.“ ) BOOK SIGNING — Singer Carly Simon 2*/t poiinds chicken, cooked (see recipe below) Microwave on high power for 6‘A to 7 minutes. Stir. Get Abby’s booklet, “ How to Write been made. First of all, a beautiful dark brown roux flavor due to the browning of the flour. insisting that my husband attend compliment a lady on her perfume. It signs a copy of her childrens book “Amy roux (Roux will be dark carmel color). without me have far outweighed the I was chronically late to everything, Letters for All Occasions.’’ Send a can be microwaved in a 4-cup measuring cup in 7 reminded me of an experience I once 4 cups hot water Add onion, celery and pepper. Saute on high so when “ Alan” and “ Julie ” invited check or money order for $2.89 to: the Dancing Bear” at the Bunch of minutes. With the addition of chopped vegetables Roux small sacrifices I made. had. 3 cups chicken stock power for 3 minutes. Stir. Now, in my old age, I have the love me to dinner at 7 p.m,, it was Julie’s Dear Abby, Letter Bookiet, P.O. Box Grapes bookstore in Vineyard Haven, microwaved 5 minutes more, the perfect roux will I ’d been divorced for about a year 2/3 cup oil 2 teaspoons salt Add onion, parsley and garlic. Saute on high for 2 and friendship of these children — and idea to tell me to be there at 6 p,m. 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Mass., Tuesday. Jackie Onassis, who be ready in 12 minutes. when another woman persuaded me 2/3 cup flour ■A teaspoon pepper minutes. Add hot water to make 4 cups. Pour Alan didn’t like the idea, but Julie is included.) Gumbo is featured in today’s column. No one edited the book, stands in the 1 cup onion, chopped 'A teaspoon cayenne pepper mixture ino a 5 quart dish. OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self, Ph D. background. 2 cups cooked chicken (cut in bite size) Add hot water, salt and pepper. Cover and cook on 1 pound sausage, cut in 1 inch slices high for 15 minutes. Add shrimp and crab. Cover and cook on medium (50%) power for 20 minutes. Cook chicken recipe: Soaring costs shouldn’t stop New entrees high in sodium Add oysters and liquid. Cook on medium (50%) 2'/t to 3 pounds chicken power for 10 minutes. Serve with hot cooked rice. PEOPLE Vt onion, sliced © O ft 1919 By Bonnie Tandy Leblang and taste of their bubble gum in Yields 10 to 12 servings. // and Carolyn Wyman 1 rib of celery and leaves, cut into pieces buyer from purchasing house Sajak to get married the new soda form — so much so 2 cups hot water Supermarket that you may have the urge to 1 teaspoon salt chew the liquid rather than LOS ANGELES (AP) — Talk show and Vt teaspoon cayenne pepper Marge Churchill is a Manchester resident who is This ■. : ' t' If you dream Lunch Buckets entrees. West­ Sampler One executive in a large city, swallow it. 'A cup white wine SKPKESSION ^EANS TO TALK of owning your “ Wheel of Fortune” host Pat Sajak will marry ern style chili with beans, hot chili an authority on microwave cooking. Write to says Bloch, was able to persuade This is still more of a curiosity Place chicken, onion, celery, wine, water and IN F O K ^ L L Y , AND PKODADLYJ own home and 24-year-old fashion model Lesly Brown in with beans, chili mac, pasta ’n Microwave Kitchen, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box his parents to go in with him on a January. than a foodstuff — as such I doubt seasonings in a 3 quart casserole. Cover anc cook on 591, Manchester 06040. DOASTFULLY, ABOUT ANY have been look- chicken with vegetables, spagh­ nationally. Lunch Buckets appar­ condo. The parents put up the Sajak, 42, and Brown met about a year ago at there are many people who are /VUAU3£R OF SUBJECTS. in g around, etti ’n meat sauce, macaroni ’n ently put the time to good use, at Sylvia money, while the executive paid the opening of the nightclub Champions of going to want to “ experience” you’ve proba- beef, lasagna with meat & sauce, least when it came to developing this soda more than once. the monthly mortgage, mainte­ Irvine in suburban Orange County, Sajak b 1 y been hearty beef stew and scalloped the entrees. For the most part, nance and taxes. After five years, spokesman Bob Burton said Tuesday. He said shocked by the Porter potatoes flavored with ham these contain real pieces of meat the parents will get their money Sajak proposed to Brown on Saturday. prices. chunks. $1.29 per 8.25 or 8.5-oz. (not just ground beef), whole Ralston Muesli cereal with & } back, plus 60 percent of the sale The two have set an early January wedding COVENTRY WINDHAM House p ri­ IN plastic can. vegetables (not just microscopic price; the son gets 40 percent. date, with the ceremonies to be held in Brown’s raisins, walnuts and cranberries. ces, even for slivers) and hunks of tomato $2.99 per 13.5-oz. box. RT. U BOLTON/COVENTRY LINE .362 WINDHAM ROAD L l . ■ Work with a bank. If a bank is home state of Maryland, according to Burton. ‘ ‘starter Bonnie: Lunch Buckets are (rather than sauce). 7 t 2 -lL U about to foreclose on a house, it He said it’s the second marriage for Sajak 423-.3056 homes,’ have soared out of sight part of a new breed of shelf-stable The dark bean-based chili hard work for a tidy profit of more often is more than willing to have and the first for Brown. Bonnie: Muesli is a cereal despite the current soft real than $.50,000. the property taken off its hands. products that we’ re all going to be dishes were the best of the lot. The mixture of grains, nuts and fruits. IT estate market in many parts of ■ Lease with an option to buy. seeing a lot more of. Each of the pasta-based dishes were spicier This new addition to Ralston’s O-RI&INATED Sometimes, a purchaser has to the nation. Even two-income For those who have no down assume only the delinquent mort­ ‘Ernest’ to go abroad nine entrees is packaged in a and not as mushy as comparable Muesli line is a blend of five DUKIN& THE LAST families are finding it difficult to flexible can or non-tin container microwavable cup dishes from grains with raisins, walnuts and payment available, a deal can be gage payments, MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P) — Jim Varney — CENTUKY IN THE save for a down payment because that can be heated in the Chef Boyardee. Dishes with light BAI^NYATiDS WHEUE ^ worked out with an owner stating Bloch talked to a couple in “ Ernest” to fans of his movies, commercials the new and unusual addition of of the cost of living. that a portion of each month’s microwave. Like canned foods, sauces (such as pasta ’n chicken dried cranberries. I wish Ralston r b u l l s WEKE KEPT . YOUN& A\EN California who found a dilapi­ and TV show — is taking his nosy, know-it-all these products require no and scalloped potatoes) are the I WISHING TO TALK A/^ONG THE/^SELUES STEPPED rent can go toward an eventual dated house being held by a bank. character abroad. had not used the preservative But these conditions are no refrigeration. iCM. only ones to avoid. I OVEP THE FENCE AND INTO THE BAPNYAPD . down payment, They bought the house for less Next year, Ernest P. Worrell will be showing BHT in this cereal: There are Price & Convenience Quality & Service barrierto getting started, accord­ Innovative as the packaging safer substitutes. Otherwise, I SUCH GATHERINGS WERE CALLED ‘ H U L L than half the appraised value. up in advertisements, television shows and ing to H.I. “ Sonny” Bloch, author Bloch, known to radio audien­ may be, I consider the food they basically like this cereal. For a of a Superniarkel of fhe ■ Work with the seller. Occa­ films in Europe, Asia, Canada and Australia. SESSIONS ", AN ALTERNATE EXPRESSION of “ Inside Real Estate.” Bloch ces for his syndicated real estate contain to be antiquated — at Hubba Bubba Bubble Gum change of pace, try servbing it sionally, if a seller is very eager Ernest, whose signature phrase is “ Know Prices Effective thru 9/9/89 Butcher Shop [CURRENTLY IN USE IS' SHOOT THE DULL "! ^ has talked to scores of home show, cites a student in Cleveland least in regards to sodium levels. soda. $1.99 for a package of six, 12 with lowfat plain yogurt instead tosell, he will finance the dealand whut I mean, Vern?” is returning from a buyers in every state and he says, who bought a house from a accept monthly installment pay­ Each of these 8 ounce servings fl.-oz. cans. of milk. r if you’re creative, you have at retiree, with $75 of the monthly nine-month hiatus from commercials and he’s contains between 830 (scalloped ments from the buyer at rates sporting a new contract. least a dozen reasonable and $500 rent going to the down potatoes) and 1370 (chili mac) Bonnie: Bubble gum flavored Carolyn: Muesli. Doesn’t it near or above regular mortgage Varney hit his stride in advertising, pitching BOTTOM ROUND legitimate options. Bloch cites payment. After three years, the milligrams sodium. 'That’s high soda is a mixture of sugar water sound like something you’d use to interest rates. a variety of products. The Emmy-winning these alternatives: student was able to come up with Other possibilities for the first­ for a single-serve entree. Per­ with artificial flavor, artificial glue a broken chair leg together? Bottom actor has appeared in hundreds of commer­ ■ Buy a handyman’s special. the rest of the down payment and haps the makers of Lunch color, a preservative and a It might be a lot to ask this cereal Dr. Gott time buyer include purchasing a cials in about 150 U.S. television markets. Anybody skilled enough to do make the purchase. home from the Department of Buckets haven’t heard the Sur­ vegetable gum. All I have to say to fix furniture but add milk to Peter Gott, M.D. most of the work on a “ fixer- ■ Equity sharing. If a buyer Housing and Urban Development geon General’s recommendation is; Why, oh why, oh why, oh why, these five wholesome grains and upper” is in a good position to buy can find a relative, friend or Grant has simple goal to cut back on sodium. Or could oh why, oh why? it seems like it would be quite an Roast (H U D ), which has acquired thou­ a house in sorry shape. The business associate to put up some the fact that sodium levels are not internal binder. The only redeem­ sands of homes from owners who NASHVILLE, Tenn. (A P) — Singer Amy Round buyers of rundown houses who money, the two can become listed on their nutritional labels Carolyn: I ’ll tell you why. ing elements are raisins, walnuts defaulted on their federal mort­ Grant no longer worries about having all the devote spare time to an overhaul “ partners” in the house. Equity only mean that they don’t want to Hubba Bubba made this for the and craisins, the new cranberry gage; from Resolution Trust, the answers, and said her goal is simply “ to write FOR LONDON BROIL will wind up with a good house participation deals are also pack­ FDIC corporation set up to sell off better songs.” openly share this information same reason other companies product dried like raisins. It and well may realize an excellent aged by some companies. Several with the public? make fish-shaped ties and ban- tastes pretty much like you would property from failed savings & Grant has become somewhat of a “ Dear profit, enabling them to step up variations are possible on this daids with cartoons printed on: so expect. loans; and from estates, whose Abby” to her fans, many of whom consider the arrangement: resident and in­ Carolyn: that people without puppies and n .6 9 . when they buy their next home. One of the first executors are often eager to sell Nashville-born gospel-pop artist a personal Bloch tells of a Des Moines vestor sharing mortgage pay­ companies to come up with the babies will have something to Bonnie Tandy Leblang, a regis­ Disorder causes assets quickly and distribute the friend. She gets about 150 letters a week from ments, resident paying rent to the concept of microwavable plastic show their friends. couple who bought a handyman’s proceeds to heirs. fans, many seeking advice. tered dietitian, and Carolyn Wy­ special with the help of a investor for tax purposes, other “ cans” is also among the last to Hubba Bubba has certainly man, a junk food fanatic, are The bottom line, says Bloch, is She said she tries to answer most of the *1.99. mortgage broker, who also got similar deals. introduce them in supermarkets been able to replicate the smell syndicated columnists. not to accept the common wisdom letters herself but sometimes asks friends or BONELESS other problems them a mortgage that was After a stipulated period, the COUNTRY STYLE about first-time buying, A little family to help. If a fan asks her advice on a privately insured against foreclo­ property is sold and the investor creativity, a dash of persistence situation she has never experienced or is sure. It cost an extra 2 percent gets the money back, plus a share and if necessary a dollop of hard unfamiliar with, for example, she said she feels DEAR DR. GOTT: What is temporal arteritis? because of their lack of savings of the profit. If the purchaser Can it be fatal if I don’t get help? I ’m taking work can make that home-owning inadequate to answer it. and low income. Still, they sold decides not to sell, he or she can dream come true for almost prednisone for it now, but it is ruining my diabetes the house after three years of buy out the partner. Pork anyone. and blood pressure, making me dizzy and causing Thursday; Chilled fruit juice, Snare Senior citizen Turkey sandwich, fruit, milk. headaches. Please explain. Spano a good guy again Thursday: Spaghetti with mild grilled ham and cheese sandwich, ANAHEIM , Calif. (A P) - After chasing bad meatsauce, green beans, car­ tomato and cucumber wedges, The following meals will be rots; Chicken salad sandwich, gelatin with topping. DEAR READER: On occasion, without warning Stereotypes frustrate woman guys for SIX years as the idealistic Lt Henry served at Mayfair Gardens and Roast fruit, milk. Friday: Fresh baked pizza with or apparent reason, the normal human body Goldblume on “ Hill Street Blues,” Joe Spano Westhill Gardens the week of Pork Butt becomes allergic to itself; otherwise healthy decided he wanted to be one. Friday: Baked haddock square meat and cheese, tossed garden Ribs DEAR BRUCE: I am a married female with Sept. 11 through 15, to Manches­ with Newburg sauce, whipped salad, assorted fruit. immune systems mistakenly identify normal tissue teen-age children and own a small service business. When the series ended in 1987, Spano avoided ter residents who are 60 or older: potato, spinach; Tuna salad as “ foreign.” This sets into motion a complicated For some reason everyone seems to think that typecasting and went on to play villains He Monday; Pineapple juice, bar­ sandwich, fruit, milk. series of chemical reactions which, quite literally, women are good record keepers. I am a good concentrated on the theater, playing a becued ribs, hot German potato Coventry High School begin to destroy this healthy tissue. manager but a lousy record keeper. small-time hood in a David Mamet play and an salad, diced carrots, wheat The following lunches will be These diseases — including rheumatoid arthritis, Every time I try to hire a clerk to do the records, Snuurt Money 18th-century hypocrite in a production of bread, mixed fruit. Manchester public schools served the week of Sept. 11-15 at polymyalgia, pernicious anemia and thyroid they seem to think that because I am female, I will School for Scandal.” Tuesday: Cranapple juice, Coventry High School: *1.69. inflammation — are called autoimmune disorders. Bruce Williams Now the 43-year-old Spano is ready to play *1.49. be on their back all the time and the working oven fried chicken, pasta primav- The following lunches will be Monday: Clamboat, tartar Temporal arteritis is such an affliction. It is seen as conditions will be unpleasant. Nothing can be heroes again. In “ A Chorus of Disapproval” by era, cucumber-tomato salad, rye served in the Manchester public sauce, French fries, assorted a chronic inflammation of the temporal arteries, the further from the truth. I am a good entrepreneur Alan Ayckbourn, he will dust off his good-guy bread, blackberry crumb cake. schools the week of Sept. 11-15: fruit. blood vessels lying over the temples, or temporal and I know how to deal with customers, but when it hat and play a shy, naive widower cast in a Wednesday: Apple juice, meat­ Monday; French bread pizza Tuesday: Pasta with meat We Sell U.S.D.A. Choice Beef bones, of the skull. Most cases occur in patients over comes to filing cabinets, computers and paying bills British small-town musical who suddenly finds balls with Italian sauce, spaghetti with pepperoni, tossed salad, sauce, green beans, hot garlic 50. The inflammation causes low-grade fever, on time, I am functional illiterate. himself in the lead. considering buying a car, would you buy a rental with Italian sauce, antipasta chilled pears, milk. breqd, assorted fruit. Always Fresh And Cut To Order. headache, thickening of the arteries and — How do I persuade prospective employees salad, Italian dressing, Italian Tuesday: Apple juice, cheese­ Wednesday; Turkey club sand­ sometimes — visual difficulties. car? Or are these the rental car company’s troubles (usually female) that I will leave their turf to them that are being sold to someone else? bread, Parmesan cheese, fresh burger on roll, potato chips, wich, cole slaw, assorted fruit. The diagnosis is established by a biopsy, in which and I will do what I do best? fruit. buttered mixed vegetables, oat­ Thursday: French bread pizza, a small piece of an affected artery is removed and meal raisin cookies, milk. tossed salad, assorted fruit. S.D., Thursday: Beef vegetable examined under a microscope for the telltale Our Language soup, seafood salad, potato Wednesday: Chicken nuggets, Friday: Tomato soup, griiled P.T., BUFFALO, N.Y. changes of inflammation and characteristic “ giant LYNN, MASS. wedge, shredded lettuce, cu­ dips, French fries, buttered corn, cheese sandwich, fresh vegetable EYE ROUND IGA cells” present in the arterial wall. DEAR S.D.: Recently, the Wall Street Journal cumber slices, hot dog, cherry bread and butter, vanilla pud­ sticks, assorted fruit. Treatment consists of prednisone (purified Use durance for a lengthy imprisonment. It’s the ding, milk. * . pkg. DEAR P.T.: You’ve raised an interesting point. had a lengthy article on this topic and I would apple crisp. lb. Bacon 1 09 cortisone) to shut off the body’s inappropriate end of endurance, which a person subjected to Roast *2.69 We do assign certain qualities by gender, such as suggest that you read it. I am sure that you can find Friday: Cranberry juice, roast Thursday: Ziti with meat Bolton Elementary School immune reaction. The medicine is usually adminis­ durance will definitely needed. “ women are good detail people.” it at the public library. turkey with gravy, mashed pota­ sauce, buttered broccoli, garlic tered for up to two years, after which time it can be While it may be that women have been assigned The Japanese sake is an alcoholic beverage made toes, broccoli Normandy, dinner bread and butter, fruited gelatin, Automobile companies are stimulating their sales ROUND CUT IGA discontinued because the disease ordinarily be­ these tasks, and many have learned to be good at from fermented rice. Pronounce both syllables of roll, chocolate mint parfait. milk. The following lunches will be by making very attractive purchases available to comes inactive. them, there is nothing inherent in your sex that this sake (“ SAH-ke” ) for the sake of accuracy. Friday: Salami grinder, apple­ served at Bolton Elementary Unfortunately, prednisone has side effects, the rental companies. They in turn are turning their Center School the week of Sept. Meat Franks *1.09pkg makes you good at one task and deficient in another. fleets over sometimes as much as three times per Meals on Wheels sauce, fruit sherbet, milk. Swiss Steak *2.29lb. including worsening of diabetes, fluid retention, It is difficult for me to understand why you have a QUESTION: I often see the word conspiracy in 11-15: year. In this way, their costs for maintenance and bone brittleness, bleeding tendencies, changing problem conveying this to prospective employees. newspapers. Where does it come from? Monday: Orange juice, sloppy facial characteristics, acne and susceptibility to associated expenses are kept to a minimum. As a The following meals will be Joe on a bun, carrot sticks, There are two choices here: rethink the interview consequence, they have to sell these cars used and Coventry schools infection. As you have discovered, prednisone can ANSWER: Conspiracy, as in secret planning to do served to Meals on Wheels clients pudding with topping. process or have someone else in your organization many times establish their own used-car agencies The following lunches will be Personal Service Deli...Sliced The Way You Like It make your diabetes more difficult to control and something harmful or illegal, comes from the Latin for the week of Sept. 11-15. The hot Tuesday: Lasagna, Italian hold interviews for these types of jobs. for this purpose. served at Coventry elementary your hypertension more severe. However, I ’m conspirare. Con- means ‘together,” and spirare noon meal is listed first and the bread, buttered peas, lemon schools the week of Sept. 11-15: whip. afraid these are necessary trade-offs because you Now, it is true that these cars have been driven by (the root of spirit) is “ to breathe.” When two or cool evening meal, second: DEAR BRUCE: I saw an ad in my local Monday: Chilled apple juice, HANSEL & GRETEL need the medicine to reduce arterial inflammation many different people, but they have also been well more people conspire, they work so closely together Monday: Beef stew with bis­ Wednesday: Cook’s choice, will newspaper that announced a sale by a veryvciy cheeseburger, French fries, pea­ be announced. before the temporal arteritis leads to visual maintained. As any other used-car purchase, before that they share a single spirit. Of course, the cuit, green beans: Chicken sand­ SWIFT HARD well-known rent-a-car company. The cars that they nut butter cookie. Thursday: Vegetable soup, difficulties or strokes. I invested the money, I would insist that my conspiracy fails if anyone breathes a word of it. wich, fruit, milk. Oiive Loaf *2.19ib. are selling are current models at well below the Tuesday: Clam roll, tartar chili dog, ziti with sauce, fruit Schedule an appointment with your doctor to mechanic examine the automobile, lake compres­ Tuesday: Chicken quarter with prices that the same car would command in a new gravy, whipped potato, carrots: sauce, green beans, juice bar. cocktail. Salami FINLANDIA discuss the pros and cons of prednisone and whether car dealer showroom. sion tests and so forth. Do you have a question or comment about our *3.49lb. small doses, which would minimize side effects Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. Wednesday: Pasta- with meat Friday; Pizza, tossed salad We are considering buying a new car and every ianguage? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care would be advisable. But on balance, this can be a way to get a real Wednesday: Roast beef with sauce, hot garlic bread, vegeta­ with choice of dressing, fresh dollar we can save is important. If you were bargain. of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Swiss Cheese *3.69ib. ter 06040. gravy, whipped potato, broccoli; ble sticks, fresh fruit. fruit. [ ---- MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 6. 1989 DILLON by 8t*v« Dickenson MANCHF.STER HERALD. Wedne.sday, Sept. 6. 1989 — 21

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HDMES LOTS/LAND APARTMENTS STORE AND I CARS ..„JL ______Stars HOFOR SALE FOR SALE m FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE I FOR SALE MANCHESTER - Move LAND - North Coventry, CHARMING 5 room his­ OLDSMOBILE Cutlass Right In. $212,900. This Riley Mt. Rood, 3.5 AC MANCHESTER - Main Standout toric Colonial. Coven­ Street location. Lease Supreme 1978 - Six cy­ care Change marvelous spacious approved building lot, try Village. Secured linder, automatic, 89K, Arts U&R built Ranch fea­ oc pond, southern entire second floor or parking. $630 monthly. Individual offices. Heat $400. 646-0454. ★ tures 3 bedrooms, 2 full exposure, horses per­ No pets. 742-6715 or DODGE Coronet 1975 - baths, cathedral cell­ mitted! Reduced to Included. Oft street Zoning changes Boltdn and Coventry teams 456-0064.______parking available. $11 Needs minor repair. Annual arts tab ing, first floor family $85,900. (Owner Is anx­ 449 Main Street, 5 room Gold. First $250 takes room and much more. ious to sell and wonts per sq.ft. Sentry Real apartment. $600 per Estate, 643-4060. It. 649-8527. sought in town /3 to be young, inexperienced /14 Beautiful manicured offer!) North Coventry In today’s edition month plus utilities. MANCHESTER - 3'/3 DATSUN 310 1982 - Two mature lot. Century 21- - Apollo Gardens - Security. No pets. 646- CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/PAPERING Epsteln Realty, 647- Prestigious area - rooms, 760 sq.ft, of door hatchback, 4- 8895.D 2426, 9om-5pm, prestigious office speed. Good condition, REMODELING Owner financing. Lot weekdays. ★ 12 Safari Drive, 1.8 Ac, space available Imme­ with sun roof, A M /FM MANCHESTER - Best MANCHESTER - Imme­ WALLPAPERING & Buy. $142,900. Lots of Oreo of new homes. diately In Watkins Cen­ cosette. $1800. 62,800 W M t l ■ w e liw t i f diate occupancy. miles. 644-6870. PAINTING country charm In this $79,900. Lot 22 Safari ter, Main Street. Coll AtMMont, r«moMlno. wood aldlno. Large 4 rooms, heat, 643-0078. Cellingt Repaired or Replaced darling 3 bedroom Vh Drive, Prime wooded 1 HONDA Civic Wogom981 dook*. rooNno, oooorti* work. Intured/Referencee hot water and applian­ moMory A iR pfMMi of oonttniodon. both home featuring Ac HomesIte. $83,900. - Good condition. $650 tf rouY9 $tok of oonfnelon not G .L McHugh Lots In new phase 3,1-2 ces. Security required. or best otter. 647-1260 1st floor den, lovely No pets! 646-2970. ( o T I MISCELLANEOUS fotuming you eoll$ — ooll m ! 6434321 mature landscaped lot acres, undrgrnd utils, evenings. PuRy Irwurod • Froo EttimatM less than 20 mins to MANCHESTER - Occu­ (^ S E R V IC E S •4S*172f and oversized 2 cor OPEL Monto 1973 - Good mk tor Mark ★ garage. Century-21 Ep­ H artford, use your pancy September 1st. running condition. CLEANING SERVICES stein Realty, 647-8895.0 builder or use ours. Four rooms, 1st floor, GSL Building Mainte­ $300. 646-1768. $79,900. North Coven­ heat, hot water and nance Co. Commercl- GCF HOME DON'T Be Bashful! Be try, Wrights M ill Rood, appliances. No pets! ql/ResIdentloI building AUDI 4000S 1986 - Five sure to check out this 2+ acres, wooded and Security required. 646- repairs and home Im­ speed, olr condition, HlanrliPHtpr H m lft COUNTRY CLEANERS SERVICES terrific 8 rm. Raised power steerlng- Commercial and residential. open lot (Suitable fora 2970. provements. Interior Remodeling, repair, decks, Ranch on Strawberry 2-fomIly home). and exterior pointing, /brokes. All options. trim work, small jobs. Experienced and dependable. Lone In Manchester. 4 MANCHESTER - Two Excellent condition. Call for a free estimate. $71,900. North Coven­ and 3 bedroom apart­ light carpentry. Com­ Senior Citizen Discount bdrms, 3 baths, fire­ try - Brighom Brook plete lonltorlol ser­ Original owner. $9,500. place, fenced rear ments. Security and 649-2210 otter 6pm. 645-6559 Carol Green Estates - Owner financ­ references. Coll 645- vice. Experienced, rel­ 649-0778 yard, 2 cor garage with ing ($546.55 monthly, 8201. iable, tree estimates. BUICK Electro Estate Thursday, Sept. 7, 1989 openers, Keeney St. $15,000 down, 9'/2%, 30 643-0304.______Wagon 1982 - Good Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents ABLE HOME ★ School! Priced to sell MANCHESTER - Imme­ yromort, 5 yr balloon). condition. $2900. 646- IMPROVEMENT of $187,500. Jackson & Lot 7, 1.48 oc approved diate occupancy. 2005, leave message. Established 1081 ELECTRICAL Jackson Real Estate, Large 2'/2 room, heat, COMPUTER lot $82,500. Lot6,1,05oc Intirucllon, inalytli, programi SUBARU Brat 1979 Introduces the 647-8400.O______approved lot $82,500. hot water and applian­ wrtltan. ORDER ces. Security required. D.P. profaaalonal wtth 2S yaara of "Parts' Best offer. 643- MANOR ROOM CONSTANTINE ELECTRIC IN Town - Lovely SV7 rm South Coventry, 23.9 axparlanca In computar ayatama 4526. acres of land, open and No pets! 646-2970. from micro'a to mainframaa la Custom designed modular No job too small Ranch. Ideal location, ONE FOR 2 large bed rms, living wooded, small pond, MANCHESTER - Two avallaMa for pan tlma/a«anlng addition. Free estimates bedroom duplex. $625 work. Indlvldualiiad Inatrucflon or rm with fireplace, kit­ horse born, older home halp on your P.C. at horn* to halp $13 million • Ughtwalght — can ba addad to axtatlng dacka or patlo'a Fuiiy insured and YOUR AD chen and dining rm in need of repairs, 750ft per month plus utili­ you gat atanad or. tor bualnaaa. CARDINAL • No foundation naadad — ao area, spacious pres­ of frontage In Coven­ ties. Appliances In­ 'iiw r triandly’ programa wrlttan, can ba built anywhara iicensed ayatama/bualnaaa analyala atudlaa BUICK, INC. sure treated sun deck try. $279,900. Ellington, cluded. Referencesond 1968 Dodge Dakota PAJ $8860 • Quality matarlala TODAY! 1V2 month security dep­ with claarly dafinad goala drattad. • Inauiatad 646-1284 enclosed breezeway, High and dry .574 acre NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL H 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 • Moat )oba oomplatad in ona When placing garage, private back building lot on sewer osit. No pets. October HOUR INTERVIEW To datarmlna 1988 Buick Century $11990 waak. DUMAS ELECTRIC 1st. 649-4817.______both your naada and It I can ba ot yard. Asking $158,000. line. Ideal tor modular aaalalanca. 1988 Chav S-10 P/U $6490 Also complete remodeling Service changes, your classified ad U & R Realty, 643-2692.0 home builder, priced at 1987 Honda CRX $7380 service OWN Bedroom, applian­ referendum additional wiring and 1987 Buick Century Wag $8880 ask for the STAR!! MANCHESTER - Don't $55,900. Philips Real ces, $430, prime center 649-6763 • Addition • Osckt repairs on existing Estate, 742-1450.D location. For 1 person, 1 1987 Buick Regal Cpe. <9480 • RooSng • Roofing miss this Cape! 1966 LeSatxe LTD Cpe $8960 • Qsrsgsi • Siding homes. Quality work at deposit. References. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 $155,900. Sit and relax 1986 Olds Calais $8980 • Dormsra • KHchsn's No pets. Available Im­ affordable prices. In It's elegant Florida (^INVESTMENT 1966 Chev Monte Carlo $8495 • Rspiscsmsnt Windows room and look outover mediately. 649-9287. ODFURNITURE Entirely owner operated. £ J pr o p er ty 1986 Toyota Camry $9180 Call Ron 27 years exp. Call It's private park like 12 1966 Buick Electra 380 $10250 643-9966 yard, or cozy up In the CONDOMINIUMS TWO Colonial style sofas 1968 El Camlno loaded $7980 set on hall Joseph Dumas ROCKVILLE - Two tom- tireplaced living room. and choir sets, 1 plold, 1 1085 Buick Riviera $9480 LEGAL NOTICES llv, (3) six families, 11 FOR RENT 646-5253. Sentry Real Estate, 643- print. Herculon fabric. 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 FARRAND REMODEUNG and 14 unit properties Excellent condition. 4060.O M ANCHESTER - One 1965 Buick Regal Cpe. $8860 Room additlona, dacka roofing, BOLTON tor sole. All hove some $200 per set. 649-2316. 1985 Chev Cavalier $5400 By Alex GIrelli Republican directors in a failed aiding, windowa and guttara. All MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL NOTICE MANCHESTER - Look­ owner financing avail­ bedroom townhouse. 1985 Olds Clara $5895 typaa of ramodaling and rapalra. SOLID Oak Queen size Manchester Herald attempt to reduce the bond issue SERVICES The Board of Tax RevlewwIII ing tor nothing to do? able tor qualified buy­ Fully appllanced kit­ 1964 OldsmobNe PIrenza $4900 Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Call us. $188,500. This 7 chen, living room with water bed, trome with 6 limit to $12.4 million. The five hear appeals on assessments ers. Coll 871-6367. An drawers, mattress and 1983 LeSabra Sedan $5495 Bus. 647-8509 of motor vehicles only on room, 2 bath Ranch has Informational bro­ fireplace, olr condi­ 81 Adams St., Manchester A $13 million bond issue to other Democrats voted against many recent Improv- tioning, wosher/dryer heater. $200. Solid Oak finance an addition and renova­ Res. 645-6849 PIANO TUNING Monday, September 11, 1989 chure will be moiled. with gloss contempor- 649-4571 the amendment. 7 to 9 pm. ments. Also, hardwood hook-up, deck. $675 per tions to the Municipal Building The $13 million limit on the Mark Trotier Town Hall, floors, family room, ROOMS month plus utilities. ory end tables. $65 ’.V.’.’.V.'.'.V.’.'.V.'.V. TOWN OF BOLTON 649-2369. each. Solid Oak with will be on the ballot in the Nov. 7 bonds will mean the total cost of 15 Years Exerience 222 Bolton Center Rd. deck, 2 car garage. PAINTING/PAPERING YoYo Carroll, Sentry FOR RENT gloss cocktail tables. election. principal and interest on the long Reasonable Rates Bolton, Connecticut OD MANCHESTER - Four $35 each. 25" color CLYDE Real Estate, 643-4060.O and '/2 room, 2 bed­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. In a 7 to 2 vote that crossed term borrowing will be $23.4 llvl J. Cannon PRIVATE single room, console TV. $50. party lines, the Board of Direc­ million. Under the original $16.5 GEORGE N. 6 4 7 5 7 1 9 Secretory MANCHESTER - Come $80 per week. Heat, hot room townhouse. I'/z Chrome and gloss dis­ ROUTE 83, VERNON Board of Tax Review baths, olr conditioning, tors decided Wednesday to put see this wonderful water, electric and play unit odlustoble 84 Cutlass Coupe *5 8 9 5 million plan for the project, the CONVERSE 009-09 large Colonial. full basement, quiet the latest of the proposals for the HAWKES TREE SERVICE parking Included. 643- shelves. $125 each. For ^ Buick Century Wag *5 9 9 5 cost of long-term borrowing Painting and Decorating $214,900. Enchanting 9321 evenings. small complex. $725 more Information coll town hall expansion and renova­ would have been about $30 Bucket, truck & chipper. country kitchen, hard­ plus utilities. R.D.Mur- W Reliant 4 Door *4 9 9 5 Paper Hanging Stump removal. Free 456-0279 evenings otter 65 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 tion on the ballot. million. estimates. Special wood floors, heated Two rooms for rent In dock, 643-2692/643-6472. 6pm. 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7 2 9 5 The project had originally been The further cut to $12.4 million CALL 643-2804 consideration lor elderly garage and manyother house In North Man­ MANCHESTER - Duplex 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 estimated to cost $16.5 million but end handicapped. new Improvements. chester. Females pre­ 3 bedrooms, T/2 baths, SPURTING for the bond issue was proposed “IFe can tell you YoYo Carroll, Sentry ferred. House privi­ $725 monthly plus utili­ 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6 9 9 5 was later scaled back to $15.4 by Republican Director Geoffrey 647-7553 Real Estate, 643-4060.D leges. $70 per room per ties. 646-6454 betweem u GODDS 86 Century Wagon *7495 million. On Tuesday, Town Man­ Naab, who said that about 4,500 what to look for... week. 646-0454. BOLTON - You'll find 8om-3pm or 647-1805 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 4 9 5 ager Richard Sartor suggested square feet could be eliminated and what to look leisure and luxury In between 6pm-9pm. GOLF Clubs. Used starter 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6 1 9 5 , LANDSCAPING and full sets. $25 to $95. that only $14.5 million for the from the addition for what he said outforr this Raised Ranch APARTMENTS MANCHESTER - Two 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4 9 9 5 project be on a bond issue and could be a saving of about boasting master bath Also miscellaneous 88 Chevrolet Celebrity *7 1 9 5 FOR RENT bedroom townhouse clubs. 649-1794. that the remainder of the money $600,000. EXPERIENCED with lacuzzi, beamed with locuzzl, 2'/2 baths, 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8 7 9 5 HarBro BOBCAT LOADER cathedral ceilings. 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *1 3 7 9 5 needed come from other sources. Other directors and town staff MANCHESTER Thirty Locust Street. 4 $1,300 plus utilities. 646- PETS AND While the bond limit now is set operator with York rake Relax on the full co­ room heated apart­ 6454 between 8om-3pm 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9 4 9 5 members said the cost reduction Patrick Flynn/Manchaeter Herald Painting attachment for hire. $ 134,900 vered porch or take a or 647-1805 between SUPPLIES 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6 9 9 5 at $13 million, the town has about would not be that great because Absolutely immaculate. ment 1st floor. Secur­ IlD TENTING — Eric Nilsson of New Britain, an employee of Fully insuranced. dip In the pool. $194,900. ity. No pets. $650 60m-9pm. $930,000 available from other the cost of some of the work will feature 17 booths and 52 foods and beverages. Hours of Manchester Vinyl Sided Capet 3 Marilyn Vatteroni, AKC Register Brittany 87 ^ American Rental ofW aterbury,setsuponeofthe21 tents 644-60 4 6 monthly. 646-2426. 9om- sources which Sartor has sug­ involved would remain the same are 11 a.m. to 10p.m. Friday and Saturday and 11 a.m.toB Quality Painting bedrooms, paneled Sentry Real Estate, 643- 5pm weekdoys.______HOMES Spaniel. Excellenthun- gested using the for work, putting even with a cutback in size. to be used during the annual Feast Fest in downtown p.m. Sunday. family room, newly 4060. D ter. Must sell. Coll VERNON. For limited ODFOR RENT 645-1547 otter 4:30pm. the project cost now at In proposing the $13 million Manchester Friday through Sunday. This year’s event Services CONCRETE renovatAH anri MANCHESTER - Lovely time only enloy o free schalLer 3-yr old: 8 rm Colonial ACURA QUALITY $13,930,000. Further reductions figure. Democratic Director Ste­ •Free Estjmates decorated. Private color television with MANCHESTER - Availa­ FREE Kittens - Block located on cul-de-sac, with white morkings. PRE-OWNED AUTOS may be madd between now and phen Cassano said the plans call •Senior Citizen Discounts signed lease. Modern ble Immediately. Six 93 NiMan Stanza Roman Spiewak backyard, attached great tor children! 649-4864. •zees Nov. 7. for about $2.4 million for renova­ •Aluminum & Vinyl breezeway and garage spacious 1 bedroom room house with nice 9 $pd.. A/C Powerwashing $257,500. 4 large bed­ apartment. Eat-ln kit­ front porch, large 97 Calica QTS M14G5 The cost reduction in the tions to Lincoln Center, but some Mason Contractor rooms; 2'/2 baths; cen­ 9 Spd.. Loadad, Rad Brick, Block or Stone chen, large bedroom, yard. Shows well. $750 [g y j MISCELLANEOUS 93 Pontiac 9000 LE •3995 project is expected to come of the planned renovations there Chimneys, Patios, Walls tral a/c; fully ap- private balcony, stor­ V6, Auto. Loadad 646-6815 plus security and utili­ FOR SALE 94 Chav Caprica Ciaaalc chiefly from eliminating some of can be elminated and some, First Colombian drug suspect in U.S. New, Reelorstions and Rapaim pllanced; 1st floor age, large pool, heal ties. 647-7653. •4995 We’re Here To Serve laundry; large deck V9. Loadad the renovation work proposed for particularly cosmetic work, can 646-4134 and hot water Included. 99 Acura Intagra 3 Dr. •11495 overlooking wooded MANCHESTER - 5 Auto. A/C. Low Mllaa, Rad Lincoln Center. be done later on a pay-as-you go Starting at $495. Coll rooms, 2 bedroom plus 96 Eacort S/W •2996 By Curt Anderson Get that chimney re­ lot. Call tor more END ROLLS 9 Spd., 8tarao Democratic Directors Barbara basis. the Medellin cartel and I don’t in the United States, are said to 870-9665.______sun porch, garage and The Associated Press WEKLTS PAMTWG 00. paired before winterl Caii detalls-too many to 27W width — 25C 97 Oodga Colt •3995 Weinberg and Mary Ann Handley Democratic Director Kenneth know any of its members,” the fear extradition to the United Quality work at a list. Klernan Real Est­ LIKE private home. 3V2 fenced yard. $775 4 Or.. Auto, Econo Car reaeonable pricel now for a free estimate. rooms. Lease. Secur­ monthly. 649-0795. 13" width — 2 for 25C 97 Jaap Wranglar •9995 voted against the issue and Tedford said he hopes the work newspaper quoted him as saying. States because they believe they ate, 649-1147.n Newsprint end rolls can be 9 Spd.. V-6. Soft Top ATLANTA — A reputed money- Interior & Exterior Fuiiy insured. ity. Working single S5 Buick Cantury Democractic Director James F. can be done for less than the $13 In the emergency measures will not be able to escape CHFA APPROVED COVENTRY - A Starter MANCHESTER - Six picked up at the Manchester •4995 launderer for the Medellin co­ Free Estimates mole preferred. 643- rooms. Three bed­ Auto, A/C Fogarty made it clear he voted in million in the proposed bond imposed by Barco was a re­ conviction and prison sentences. TALAGA MASONRY $74,500. Impeccably Home! $112,000. 5 room 2880. Herald ONLY before 11 a.m 93 Honda Accord LX •4395 caine cartel arrived in the United Call Brian Weigle rooms. Fenced In yard. Monday through Thursday 9 Spd., A/C favor only to put the question to issue. institution of the extradition 643-8209 kept 3 room Ranch featuring 2 spa­ 93 Olda Clara In response to Barco’s crack­ 6454912 MANCHESTER - Three Deck. Closed In front •3995 the town voters. States under heavy guard today agreement with the United States condominium. Well cious bedrooms; eat-ln ftUSS 6 rand Tour TO V9. Auto. A/C at a tiny suburban airport, down, the traffickers declared kitchen and tireplaced room apartment. $500 porch. All appliances. speed bike. $100. Wash­ 99 NIaaan Santra •1995 Fogarty voted with the three Please see VOTE, page 12 that had been thrown out by the STRETCH YOUR burger decorated end unit. monthly. One month 9 Spd., Starao “total war" on the government living room. New well; $950. Available No­ burn bass oultar. $200. becoming the first person extra­ Colombian Supreme Court in budget By using one port Call today — won't security deposit. No vember 1st. 646-1753 af­ MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM dited from Colombia in the recent and have carried out bombings Semi-Retired sov extender to four parts city sewer; new plumb­ 649-4975. Both excellent 345 CENTER ST., 1987. lasti ing; electrical & win­ pets! Coll645-1547otter te r 6 pm or leave condition. drug crackdown. and shootings in Medellin, home Patatar and Papar Hanger of meat. Your taste buds 4:30pm. message. MANCHESTER Attorney General Dick Thorn­ of the world’s largest drug cartel won't be able to tell the dows. Walk to the 647-7077 Divorce rates higher Eduardo Martinez Romero, burgh said in a statement issued 30 Years Experience beach. Klernan Real MANCHESTER - Six who is accused of helping the drug and the second largest city in the Insurance and References difference, but your Estate, 649-1147.0 room, 3 bedroom du­ STORE AND late Wednesday, "I applaud the country, and in Bogota, the budget will! Boost your plex with attic and m OFFICE SPACE I s s l SALES cartel launder $1.2 billion, left extraordinary courage and re­ Marty Mattsson budget by selling Idle MANCHESTER - Tolland CARTER Bogota aboard a Drug Enforce­ largest and the capital. 649-4431 Tpke. Now only basement. References CHEVROLET — GEO if wives are smarter solve of President Virgilio Barco items In your home with o and security. $700 plus NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 1229 Main St., Manchester ment Administration plane on The last trafficker to be extra­ low-cost od In classified. $135,000 for thesebrand MANCHESTER - 300-700 and the government of Colombia new, huge, exciting, 7 utilities. 646-0576. sq.ft, new office spaces eral Statute 23-65 prohibits USED CARS Wednesday night, federal offi­ in their efforts to restore the rule dited was Carlos Lehder, a leader lust completed. Excep­ the posting of advertise­ 87 Bulok LeSabr* Eat Wag. •11,788 By Larry Rosenthal couples who had very different cials said. room, 1800 sq.ft, con­ PLEASANT, quiet 4 room ments by any person, firm or 66 Chev Citation 4 Door • 4.286 of law to Colombia.” of the Medellin cartel who was temporary Town- apartment. Mature tional location off •6 Chav Calabrtty Sla Wag corporation on a telegraph, • 8.886 The Associated Press levels of education, regardless of U.S. Attorney Robert Barr of Martinez, 35, was indicted in sent to the United States in early MANCHESTER houses. Cathedral cell- working lady pre­ Spencer Street, exit oft telephone, electric light or S4 Chav Cavalier H/B Cpa • 3.488 which spouse had the higher Atlanta said the plane landed EDUARDO MARTINEZ 1987 and is serving a life sentence Ings, Andersen ferred. Non-smoker. 384 at the cross roods of power pole or to a tree, M H Ford Escort LX 2 Or • 6.885 March in Atlanta as a result of an $139,900 86 Chav Camaro Cpa • 8.88S NEW HAVEN — Wives who are education, would have higher early today under tight security in the federal prison in Marion, Just because you don't When you coll Classified windows, full base­ No pets. 649-5897. Manchester, Glaston­ shrub, rock, or any other . . . arrives in U.S. investigation code-named "Oper­ Updated Victorian bury and East Hart­ natural oblect without a writ­ se Chav Baralta Cpa • 8.488 smarter than their husbands are divorce rates than average be­ at Charlie Brown Airport, a 1 1 1. use on Item doesn't mean to place on od, o friendly ments, 2x6 construc­ MANCHESTER - Two S7 Chav Nova 4 Or • 6.288 ation Polar Cap" that federal Newer vinyl siding. 3 ford. All utilities In­ ten permit tor the purpose of much more likely to get divorced cause these couples would have small, county-run airport used by the Item has lost Its value. Ad-VIsor will answer your tion, family room, fire­ bedroom apartments. protecting Itorthepubllcand as Butok Rage Somaraal 2 Or • 8.786 crackdown on drug traffickers in officials said revealed an opera­ The U.S. government re­ Why not exchonge It tor coll and help you word BRo. 2 car garage. place, central air, cluded. coll 649-2748 or M Ply Sundanoa 2 Or • 7.48S than woman who marry men who different world views and be private planes. It is just outside his country triggered by the Aug. Immediate occupancy. carries a fine of up to $50 for M Chav Chavana 2 Or tion that laundered billions of sponded to the outbreak of cosh with on od In Classi­ vour od for best response. Loveiy home! oven /range, dis- Close to bus lines. For 649-0593. each offense. • 3.88S are their educational equal or subject to greater conflict and Atlanta. Martinez was whisked 18 assassination of leading presi­ hwasher, hood dispo­ S4 Camaro Cpa Barllnana • 8.786 dollars in cocaine profits through violence in Colombia by sending fied? 643-2711. 643-2711. Information coll Phil MANCHESTER - Main TAG Sale - Rain or shine. ae Chav CalabrNy 4 Door •12.485 superior, Yale researchers have stress in their marriage. away in a helicopter. dential candidate Luis Carlos sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full S7 Pont Sunbird 4 Or U.S. and foreign banks. Charges $65 million equipment and other or Suzanne 646-1218. Street location. 1700 82 Oxford Street, Satur­ • 8.28S found. "But that was not true. We Martinez was being held at the Galan, an outspoken foe of the were brought against 127 people baths, washer/dryer 118 Main Street, 3 room sq.ft, of dlvldoble day, September 9th, TRUCKS aid — airplanes, helicopters and ae Ford Bronco II 4x4 XLT • 8,686 The researchers said the find­ found only couples in which the federal courthouse for a hearing drug trade. hookups, cedar siding, apartment Including space. Private off 9am-3pm. Clothing. and two Latin American as a vehicles — as well as military wall-to-wall carpeting, street parking. First 87 Chav AMro CL Past Van • 8,686 ing suggests an implicit sexism is wife was more educated than the later in the day, Barr said. The Bogota newspaper El result of that investigation. advisers to the South American I tiled foyer, oak kitchen heot/hot water. $560 MANCHESTER - 6 East- SB Ford F280 4x4 Pickup • 8.788 husband had higher divorce rates He was arrested during the first MANCHESTER floor convenience. $9 •8 Chav S-10 4x4 Blatar •16.486 at work. Tiempo quoted Martinez after his Drug traffickers in Colombia, country. *169,900 cabinets, two-zone gas per month. Security. land Drive. Bargains No pets. 646-2426, 9om- per sq.ft. Sentry Real galore. Friday and Sat­ 88 Ply Vovagar Pata Wg. • 7.78S weekend after Colombia Presi­ arrest as saying he was innocent. who supply an estimated 80 heat, sliders to deck 88 Oodga Rider 4x4 "Apparently many men and 5pm weekdays. Estate, 643-4060. urday, September 8th, •10.460 Please see DIVORCE, page 12 dent Virgilio Barco launched a and 2 car garage. 88 Chav C20 Pick up • 7,188 women have not been socialized "At no time have I had links to percent of the cocaine consumed Please see ARRIVE, page 12 Owners will hold a 9th, 9am-2pm. Music, to accept the notion of a woman EAST HARTFORD second mortgage of MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS tar, household, toys. 646-6464 SERVICES BOLTON - 40 Flora Road, being educationally more ac­ $168,500 $32,900 at 8% with no SERVICES 0 complished than her husband,” Judge gives PRICE REDUCED on principal or Interest IsD Saturday, September BOB RILEY this Aluminum sided & payment due for 7 ye­ 9, 9am-3pm. Toys, said Neil G. Bennett, an associate 1 Brick 7 rm., 3 bdrm. ars. These are beautl- clothes and furniture. OLDSMOBILE professor of sociology. Reaction is mixed to generic drug probe company OK Raised Ranch. 2 yr. old fu l single family 259 Adams S t, Manch. heating system. 1 full homes, not condomini­ POWER WASH "We might have expected that and 2 half bath. 2 car CARS By Diane Rosell error made in the identification of samples "The customers are concerned, but I W O NT LAST LONG! ums and there are of New England weather can make the exterior ot 649 1749 Manchester Herald Beautiful. 7 room Raised Ranch with 3 bedrooms 2 garage. Large deck & FOR SALE used for testing the drug’s effectiveness. explain to them that the effectiveness of the to use dump large lot. course no association your home look tired. Brighten the look of your baths, lower level family room, central air Park-llke tees. Call today for home and protect It with Amertclean's advanced New 1989 The FDA has found no evidence of fraud. product is not in question.” he said. private yard with lovely landscaping. A lot of house for PONTIAC Piero 1985 - A federal probe into the generic drug complete details on hot water power cleaning system. Cutlass Ciera TODAY The FDA has also revoked permission for D’Amato said he is still selling Bolar By Alex GIrelli the pricel these magnificent and Automatic, V-6, low industry has prompted some customers of Par Pharmaceuticals and Vitarine Inc. to products because he has not been advised beautiful homes at WASH AWAY YOUR TROUBLES mileage, silver with Manchester pharmacies to become leery of Manchester Herald MANCHESTER 4 Dr. Sedan manufacture 28 generic products. The by the FDA to act otherwise. *235,000 $167,900 with this very ALUMINUM AND VINYL SIDING: black spoiler, mags, stock #9410 In d e x the products while others are not “l y special financing. This a/c, am/fm cassette, agency said the two companies made false "Tliere’s been nothing difinitive about The town has been ordered by Clean, protect and add new life Tin, InL WIpan, AC 4 Season. concerned. statements on their applications for per­ the issue yet,” he said. Is an excellent oppor­ tilt wheel, tinted win­ Dlv. Bench Seal, rear Defogger, Superior Court not to bar a tunity tor first time Remove mildew and oxidized paint dows. $5,495 or best The F’ederal Food and Drug Administra­ mission to make the drugs. A pharmacist at Heartland Drug, 1046 Help stop fading P188/78R14 WW Tltei, 25 Liter 24 pages, 2 secllans tion has taken steps to pull some products Manchester trash recycling com­ buyers and Investors. offer. 742-1398 EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT, CompoeMa The FD.A also has under inspection 20 Tolland Turnpike, who said he did not want pany from dumping refuse at the Owner will consider CEDAR SHINGLES: evenings.______Halogen Haedtampe, Bumper off the market after disclosures of testing other leading manufacturers of generic his name used, said customers have had no rent with option. Roth­ Molding Front & Rear, PB Front Plus “Manchester Cammunlly irregularities by some companies and town landfill despite the fact that Clean that weathered look and add a clean CHEVY Camaro Z-28 1985 drugs. The agency, however, has found no reaction at all to the issue. the company owes the town MANCHESTER man & Rothman Real protective finish. - T-top, power steerlng- Dlec Rear Drum. Body Side Arts 1989” tablald Insert. fraud and corruption in the agency’s evidence so far that the generic drugs are Estate, 646-4144.D Molding Front Wheel Drive. "I don’t know whether they don’t know or Restore shingles back to original beauty. /brakes, V-8,5.0L, 47K, generic drug division. almost $500,000 in dumping fees. $232,000 $5,900. 646-9826. Rear Side Mirror. not as effective as brand nalme drugs. don’t care,” he said. Judge Norris O’Neill of Hart­ ONE OF A KIND U&R Classified Natlon/World Pharmacist Tracy Kanode of Manches­ Kanode said there are many residents BRICK AND MASONRY WORK: AUDI 4000 1980 - $2500. He said Heartland is still selling Bolar ford Superior Court issued the Built Contemporary In Clean and restore to Its original color Comics______21-22 ter Drug, 717 Main St., said her customers who have used generic drugs because they products. He added he believes the FDA exclusive area. 8 rooms, Excellent condition have become extremely leery of generic injunction Wednesday barring FOREST HILLS AREA 4 bdrms., 2 baths. 2 car Let ue show you with a free demonstration how plus extras. 646-9826. *11,999* Focus___ Obituaries____2 are less costly. She said it depends on the should have much more control over the the town from prohibiting N S Local/State_2-9, Opinion__ 10-11 drugs made by Bolar Pharmaceuticals Co. brand of the product. manufacturing of generic drugs. Fabulous, Raised Ranch with 4 bedrooms for those garage. Above ground MANCHESTER - Park we can make your house look like new. 1984 Cadillac El Dorado - Inc. The FDA on Aug. 28 said it would take Realty Co. of 260 Tolland Turn­ who need a larger home. 3 baths, lots of closet and stor­ pool, deck, lovely yard Chestnut. Spacious one Red with white simu­ TRUCKS/VANS ______17 Sports___ 13-16 "You may not save much on aspirin but a A pharmacist at Shop Rite Pharmacy, 214 pike from using the landfill. The age space. Central air and security system, new carpet­ MUCH MOREI! Frank Young, owner of Amerlclean and local steps to remove the company’s generic product such as heart medicine may make bedroom condo In con­ businessman for 18 years says, "The Job Is not lated convertible top, 82 FOR SALE Lottery______2 Television___ 20 Spencer St., who also didn’t want his name injunction was served on the town ing, large airy rooms. Let us show you through. venient location! In­ $70,000 miles. Very version of Dyazide, a medication for high a difference,” she said. used, said customers are suspicious of STRAND REAL cludes fully appllanced done until the customer Is satisfied." sharp car. $10,000. Call blood pressure, from the shelves. today. Fully Insuranced. Senior citizen discount. TOYOTA 1988 four wheel Jim D'Amato, the pharmacy manager at Bolar products. Assistant Town Manager kitchen, dr, Ig. Irw/plc- Ed 643-1129 or 649-0313. drive. Bed liner, sun Kanode said she has already pulled the Lenox Pharmacy, 299 E. Center St., said I D. F. REALL INC. ESTATE ture window and gener­ WE DELIVER “There was no problem before all the Steven Werbner said the injunc­ P REM. ESTATE 395 North Main St. Americlean CHEVROLET 1984 Celeb­ roof, sliding rear win­ product off the shelf. customers can buy Bolar’s generic equival­ publicity," he said. ous size br with double rity - 4 door, fully dow, cloth Interior, For Home Delivery, Call tion is in force until an Oct. to 175 Miln tl. Minclintir Manchester, CT closets and hw floors. 263 M a in St.y M anchester, CT 06040 "I don’t want to take any chances, I use ent of Dyazide for half the price of the He said people are glad to save money on equipped. Excellent am/fm cassette, 12k. my own discretion,” she said. court hearing on the issue. 6464525 647-”S0LD” D.W. Fish Realty, 643- ______645-8892 condition. Asking $11,300 or best offer original. He said his customers are still the generic products as long as physicians Town Manager Richard Sartor 1591 .D $4,000. 646-2392. 643-9304. 647-9946 Bolar has said it is guilty only of a clerical buying the Dyazide equivalent. approve their use. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Please see FINE, page 12