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Colonel arrives for maneuvers Khaddafy

Bv Frederick Kiel United Press International denies Libya The American commander for U.S.-Honduran military ma­ neuvers has arrived in Teguci­ galpa, a Honduran officer said attacks Chad Friday. In Guatemala, the government said a top guerrilla NDJAMENA, Chad (UPI) - Habre also called on the Organi­ leader was killed, probably by Libyan bombers hammered the zation of African Unity, meeting another rebel faction. eastern oasis strongholds of Oum this weekend in Brazzaville, Col. Am ie Schossberg, in Chalouba and Kalait Friday and Congo, to stop "the Libyan aggres­ charge of joint military ma­ Chad's President Hissene Habre sion against Chad.” neuvers between Honduras and appealed to France and the United His office said Libyan planes the United States, arrived in States to intervene in the fighting. bombed Oum Chalouba and Kalait Tegucigalpa Thursday and was "The Libyan bombing has led to and unconfirmed reports reaching traveling Friday to Paimerola, the occupation of the entire north the capital said Libyan aircraft where the maneuver headquar­ of our country. We urgently appeal also attacked the village of Koro ters will be, Honduran army to our allies France and the United Toro 350 miles north of Ndjamena Chief of Staff Col. Jose Ab- States to intervene directly to stop Friday morning. denego Bueso Rosa said. this Libyan aggression,” Habre The town is the regrouping point said. Bueso Rosa told U P Ith a f'th e for the retreating government maneuvers pose no threat to In an interview the ABC-TV, garrison overrun at Faya-Largeau any country, but benefit the Libyan leader Moammar Khad­ by rebel troops loyal to ex- country that carries them out.” dafy denied his forces were in­ President Goukouni Weddeye. volved in the Chad civil war. Ruling leftists in neighboring "W e are not interfering with No details of the bombing were Nicaragua have charged the Chad at all. We are sorry to see available immediately. maneuvers could be a prelude to other parties like America and Earlier, Chad's Information UPI photo an invasion of their country. Zaire and so on profit in this civil Minister Soumaila Mahamat said The Tegucigalpa newspaper war. government troops, who fled Faya- La Tribuna said that 740 U.S. U.S. Army medical adviser shakes wounded soldiers who in the past "W e have no soldiers there, Largeau under nonstop aerial and troops had arrived in Honduras hands with one of 103 new Salvado­ have been left in combat zones military action in the air or on the artillery bombing, scored a victory so far, and that the number will ran medics trained in El Salvador, the withiout medical assistance. ground at all. Our borders are at Oum-Chalouba earlier this week reach 3,000 by the end of August. closed completely a long time with before the new bombardment medics will be called on to treat started. In Guatemala, the army Chad ... We have nothing to do in announced that Commander this civil war,” Khaddafy said. The government troops captured Khaddafy called for a peaceful 600 Libyan and Chadian rebel Camilo, a top leader of the try and decide on a common Guerrilla Army of the Poor, the raids, which were in apparent Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Calif., left settlement in Chad to be arranged troops at Oum-Chalouba and se­ front toward the new response to a detected move­ Nicaragua Friday where he by the Organization of African ized "important” military mate­ largest rebel group, was shot to government. ment of guerrillas on the exchanged harsh words with Unity. rial, he said. death Sunday in Guatemala Two previous meetings set for City. volcano. Sandinista leader Daniel Or­ On Thursday President Reagan In Ndjamena, President Hissene Wednesday and Thursday were The army maintains units- tega over elections. ruled out the possibility, pf U.S. Police reported that he was Habre's cabinet held a day-long canceled, fueling speculation of atop the peak to guard commun­ Wilson said Central American military intervention, saying Chad shot seven times by gunmen in a emergency meeting to plan stra­ a split among the parties on how ications radio towers ^nd other leaders "have no reasonable was in France's sphere of passing car as he stepped out of tegy to regain control of northern to view Gen. Oscar Humberto expectation of a lasting peace influence. an automobile. installations that could be Chad. M ejia’s regime, which took targets of rebel sabotage. without open and honest elec­ A police communique said power in a coup Monday. In the eastern combat zone of tions in Nicaragua.” that another insurgent faction Salvadoran government San Vicente and Usulutan pro­ “We believe our internal may have killed him, citing a warjets Friday made a rare vinces, militai^ authorities re­ problems are our business,” Teletrack scheme letter found on his body. raid near San Salvador, bomb­ ported three soldiers were Ortega said. “ The breaking of the organi­ ing a volcano just three miles killed and five wounded in the He said attacks by U.S.- northwest of the capital. zation is a fact, ” said part of the latest combat. funded rebels, the presence of letter, according to the police The bombing raid on the San Both provinces are the scene U.S. warships off the Pacific called unproven communique. It did not say if Salvador Volcano by U.S.-made of a government pacification coast of Central America and A-37 "Dragonfly” warjets oc­ Camilo wrote the letter or program to drive guerrillas out the announced sending of sev­ NEW HAVEN (UPI) — Elec­ Oppenheimer said Sleeman and received it. curred between 5 a.m. and 5:30 and bring peasants back to the eral thousand U.S. ground a.m. tronics experts warned races the other consultant who compiled land they abandoned because of troops to neighboring Honduras shown at Teletrack in New Haven Also in Guatemala, political Military sources declined to the November 1982 report; Dr. the violence. for m ilitaiy maneuvers all may have been delayed in a betting parties set a meeting Friday to comment on the nature of the Farhad Saba, also a UConn profes­ In another development, U.S. threaten peace in the region. scheme, but the state’s gaming sor, are now working to help install chief has downplayed the allega­ new security devices at Teletrack. tions, a published report said The state police probe involves Friday. allegations of delayed race show­ Reagan calls Cuba a ‘basket-case’ The Journal-Courier of New ings at Teletrack in what is termed Haven said consultants last No­ a "past-posting ” scheme that vember told A.W. Oppenheimer, would allow informed bettors to executive director of the state place sure wagers. By Norman D. Sandler re-election in 1984. assistance. Division of Special Revenue, that Races at New York race tracks United Press International Reagan defended his Central “ As far as I'm concerned, too "illegal action is occurring” at the are supposed to be telecast almost American policy, saying "too theater-like facility. TAMPA, Fla. — President much politics has been played simultaneously at the state- much politics has ben played” "N o malfeasance has been in Reagan, courting Florida’s His­ with what should be our role in licensed facility in New Haven. on the issue, to the group before any way proved whatsoever,” panic community, derided Central America,” he said. Delayed showings could allow moving on to tough taik about Oppenheimer said Thursday. " I Fidel Castro’s Cuba Friday as “ When it comes to keeping our bettors to learn results and place a communism under Castro. don’t think you can in any way an “ economic basket-case” country safe, there must be no bet before wagering was halted on “No better example exists quote him (a consultant) verba­ where people have neither Republicans and Democrats, the race at Teletrack. than Cuba,” Reagan said. tim; if you do, you run a risk.” political freedom nor economic just Americans.” William Drew, general manager “ Under Castro's rule Cuba has State police have been investi­ opportunity. From Florida, Reagan trav­ of Teletrack, said the consultants become the economic basket- gating Teletrack since August 1982 “ The Cuban government sells els to El Paso, Texas, where he rnade a mistake in their calcula­ case of the hemisphere.” and spokesman Adam Berlutisaid ING its young men as Soviet cannon will spend two nights and tions and claimed the consultants “ The Cuban people have been Thursday the criminal investiga­ fodder in exchange for a mas­ address the G I Forum, a used the wrong computer tapes to betrayed,” he said. “ They have tion "is ongoing.” sive subsidy without which it veterans organization whose reach their findings. neither freedom nor material Investigators are reviewing the could not survive,” ; Reagan membership is 90 percent goods.” case to determine "whether they said. “ The only things abundant Mexican-American. Reagan said U.S. involve­ can apply for an arrest warrant or there today are slogans, wea­ ment in Central America is a He will fly to La Paz, Mexico, if they have insufficient evidence pons, repression and matter of security, and “ those Sunday to talk with President for an arrest,” Berluti said. Inside Today shortages.” who suggest otherwise are Miguel de la Madrid about a But Oppenheimer said " I don’t Reagan’s comments came in 20 oaoes, 2 sections courting disaster.” number of issues, including expect any arrests” as a result of a speech prepared for delivery “A far away totalitarian Mexico's financial troubles and the state police investigation of Advice ...... |- to Tampa’s Hispanic Chamber UPI photo power has set its sights on our differences in the U.S. and alleged "past-posting” schemes at Buslness...... ,o of Commerce, dominated by Church...... friends and neighbors in Central Mexican approach to strife in Teletrack. He also referred to the Cubans who fled to Florida Clossllled...... Reagan gives thumbs- America and the Caribbean. If Central America. consultant who wrote the report. since Castro began his commu­ we don’t meet our responsibili­ Comics...... , nist regime in 1959. up sign to cheering Reagan's trip will end in Dr. Phillip J. Sleeman, as "a Entertainment...... V q ties there we will pay dearly for California, where he plans rather emphatic gentleman.” Lottery...... His stop at the bustling port crowd in Tampa hotel. it,” the president said. several days of vacation time at Obituaries...... city, the largest cigar manufac­ Sleeman, who has headed the He said, contrary to his his Santa Barbara ranch. He University of Connecticut’s Tele­ Opinion...... turer in the nation, was the first that support as crucial to PeopleExclusIve ...... critics’ claims, that the United will return to the White House communications Center for 10 on a three-week trip at winning winning a second term if Sports...... ;;; ...... ; v •* States is balancing its military on Labor Day after a stop in years, was selected by Oppenhei­ Hispanic support. Advisers see Reagan decides to run for Television...... , „ support with economic Miami. mer to run a check on Teletrack W eather...... security. ‘No progress’ seen as nationwide phone strike drags on Bee IlMlAeeeJ ____At______■ *1.^ Iir.-Ut____...... By United Press International the Washington headquarters of boits” iocal contract issue includ­ Telephone companies apolog­ the hood of a car driven by a the Communications Workers of ing working conditions, in­ ternational Union and AT&T made Nearly 700,000striking telephone ized in recorded messages for company empioyee trying to ma­ America, which represents 525,000 company promotions, use of part- further contacts Friday, but with workers stayed off the job for a delays in operator assistance. A neuver through a picket line to go of the strikers. time workers and transfers, said no report of any breakthrough. sixth day Fgiday with no indication call to long-distance information to work. “ The sides are still as far apart Ron McDougali, business man­ The Federal Mediation and for New York City was answered Authorities said Patrick Har­ that serious negotiations with as when the strike was called ager of Local 2222 of the Intehia- Conciliation Service has not been American Telephone and Tele­ with this recording in a maie mon, 36, smashed the car’s wind- Saturday night and there has been tional Brotherhood of Electrical. asked by the two largest unions — graph Co. Will resume until at least voice; shieid and damaged a rear window no movement through the week,” “ We didn’t actually settle aiiy the CWA and the International next week. “ I ’m sorry, but due to a work Thursday with a ball bat, but said union spokesman Duayne issues but it was probably wbs the Brotherhood of Electrical Sporadic incidents of vandalism ’Trecker. stoppage were are unable to give claimed he had been struck by the best day of dialogue since local Workers, which represents about and picket line violence were normal directory assistance ser­ vehicie. In Boston New England ’Tele­ bargaining (before the strike),” 100,000 Bell System workers — to reported as company managers vice. If your call is urgent and you Southern Beii officials at Char­ phone Co. officials and tinion said McDougali, whose union enter their bargaining, but chief and supervisors filled in for the have no other way to get the lotte, N.C., said Friday 50 pay leaders held their first formal talks represents some 25,000 workers In, federal mediator Kay McMurray strikers. Consumers encountered on local contract issues Friday number, piease stay on the line and phones were vandalized by jam ­ New England. an operator will help you.” was in contact with officials for delays on calls requiring the help since the bationwide walkout of ming coin siots or cutting tele­ AT&T and the unions. Ed McGann, a negotiator for the Scattered incidents of sabotage of an operator. 700,000 workers began seven days phone cords, but the company said Communications Workers' o V Contract talks on wages and “ No progress,” said AT&T spo­ and violence were reported. it "has no reason to believe the ago, idling 40,000 empioyees in America, said the talks, traich ' fringe benefits remained stalled on kesman Charles Dynes. "A long New England. . .,In Portland, Maine, a striking ihcidents are related to the strike. ” were to resume Tuesday, while not N0W England Telephone Co. em- the national level and were not w w to go.’ ’ The six-hour bargaining session A federal mediator called into unproductive, were “not what I p^iiyee was charged with malicious expected to resume over the JIm ijg^Msment was the same at in Boston centered on “ nuts and separate talks between the 50,000- would call a fruitful session.” mischief for allegediy jumping on weekend, said N ET spokesman 4 member Telecommunications In­ Chuck Reardon. MANC’.-ESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 13, 1983 — 3 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 13. 1983

XPEOPLE PHIL ROURA-TOM POSTER Almanac Consumer counsel says cable hike unjustified

Today, August 13 By James P. Sacks get Cox’s basic 35-channel cable recently vetoed a bill making it Hartford Inc. and operates seven Today is Saturday, August 13th, the 22Sth Herald Reporter package from the $$.95 per month easier to prosecute the crime, they other cable systems in the Nor­ day o f 1983 with 140 to follow. they are currently charged to said. theast. Barronton said the rate- EXCLUSIVE! NEW BRITAIN - One of Con­ $11.95. Cable outlets for a second After some contention, Cox increase is needed because of a low The moon is moving toward its first quarter. The morning star is Mars. necticut’s official consumer TV requiring a converter would agreed to produce a written policy rate of return on company assets. ~ The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, watchdogs said Friday that over rise 50 cents from the current $3.50 as one of 20 late-filed exhibits But Ms. Bryan, who as a 'Platliclaiic#' star still Jupiter and Satuim. five hours of cross-examining charge, while those hot needing confirming that customers whose representative of the consumer Those bom on this date are under the sign of executives of the cable television converters would stay the same. converters are burned up in a fire counsel commonly acts as an nrlHi her oM boyfrlsad Leo. They include pioneer social reformer company serving Manchester or who can prove they were stolen intervenor in rate-increase hear­ Lucy Stone, in 1818... film director Alfred didn' t convince her of its need for a ON THE AVERAGE, the parent will be charged the real replace­ ings, said she's not ready to accept Super stardom hasn’t spoiled Jennifer Beals, the Hitchcock, in 1899... golf great Ben Hogan, in 28-percent rate increase. company’s secretary said after ment cost of the unit, which is often Cox Cable’s statements of its unknown who skyrocketed to fame with her frenetic role in 1912.;. Cuban leader Fidel Castro, in 1926 (age On the other hand, said Assistant studying his calculator for several under $50. Robert McGill, who debt-equity ratio. Nor is she willing “ Flashdance.” Nothing will keep Jennifer from going back 57)... and film director Roman Polanski, in Consumer Counsel Valerie Bryan minutes, the proposed rise in rates oversees all eight Cox systems in to concede that the service pro­ vided by Cox in the public-access- to college (Yale) next month. Nor, said a close friend o f 1933 (age 50). at the close of a two-day Depart­ would increase the average consu­ the Northeast, testified that Cox Jennifer’s, will she give up her boyfriend, Yale classmate On this date in history: ment of Public Utility Control mer’s actual monthly bill from accepts such explanations area is good enough. Robert SImonds. In 1898, U-S forces in the Philippines public hearing, Cox Cable Greater $17.80 to 20.01. That’s because, in already. The consumer counsel’s office has Cox’s profits on equity figured Her sudden stardom has, however, made things a bit captured Manila. Hartford Inc. deserves credit for addition to the basic cable pack­ easier for Jennifer. She can splurge on shopping sprees, and In 1930, Captain Frank Hawkes set a speed “ seeing the writing on the wall that age, most cable subscribers take THE SPARSELY-attended at above 40 percent so far this year, her work hasn’t required long separations from Simonds. record by flying from Los Angeles to New York they’d have to wire 100 percent of premium services offered by Cox, hearing Friday was held at the Ms. Bryan said, and the company earned over 23 percent in 1982. When she was shipped o ff to Europe to promote her film in 12 hours and 25 minutes. their franchise by 1984.’’ which include Home Box Office D PUC offices in downtown New In an interview at the close of the Britain. The hearing opened Barronton said the 41.5 percent in London, Paris and Copenhagen, Jennifer was permitted, In 1961, East Germany closed the Branden­ and the Playboy Channel, among proceeding, Ms. Bryan accused others. Thursday at Wethersfield Town figure, when adjusted, is m ore like to bring along her boyfriend, and the movie producers burg Gate and began building the Berlin Wall. Cox executives of “ seriously un­ In addition to the rate increase, Hall with testimony by Cox Vice 14 percent. He said the company picked up the tab. They’ll return for a brief business stay in In 1980, President Jimmy Carter was derestimating revenues” in their Cox wants DPUC approval to begin President Sebastian J. Listro, who considers 23 percent a "fair Los Angeles before dashing o ff for another promotional nominated by the Democratic National testimony. charging $500 for non-returned manages the Manchester-based return” on equity. tour o f Japan. convention in New York as presidential Robert Simonds and Jennifer Beals: S till the safne As promised by Consumer Coun­ converters on the assumption that Greater Hartford company, and RESPONDING TO charges Beals and Simonds will also get a chance to visit their candidate and picked Vice President Walter Mondale as his running mate. They were sel Barry Zitser earlier this week, they’re stolen. Company represen­ several other company executives, made Thursday by a Wethersfield home town o f Chicago before they return to their studies in But neither acting nor modeling will keep Jennifer from representatives of Cox’s Hartford- tatives testified that a theft-of- including D. Neal Barronton, se­ resident, George Odell, that Cox defeated in Novemeber by Ronald Reagan and Herald photo by Sacks New Haven, Conn. By then. Vogue and Harper’s Bazaar starting her sophomore year in September when Simonds cretary for Cox Communication|k has failed to live up to its 1972 George Bush. area subsidiary and its Atlanta- service problem leads to high may be on the newstands with Jennifer in her flrst role as a starts his junior year. His goal? T o be a movie producer. based parent corporation faced income losses and that the charge Inc. of Atlanta. promise of 12 public-access chan­ cover girl. Well, he already knows the right people. Sunday, August 14 some rough questioning about would serve as a deterrent to They were questioned by DPUC nels and now only provides one. DPUC Accounts Examiner Gilbert J. Malone listens company accounting practices at would-be thieves. Accounts Exam iner Gilbert J. Regional Manager McGill said the Friday to cross-examination of Cox Cable representa­ Just don't ovor call Josso Jamos a Today is Sunday, August 14th, the 226th day the second session of a two-day That charge, however, isn’t Malone and Senior Engineer David system was consolidated as a tives by Connecticut Assistant Consumer Counsel of 1983 with 139 to follow. public hearing on a $1.3-milIion likely to win the consumer coun­ S. Malko. The hearing was moni­ result of microwave technology. Valerie Bryan. You could call him a bank robber, a train robber or even The moon is approaching its first quarter. rate increase the company wants sel's backing. She said the policy tored by hearing officer Margaret While the original system called a killer. But Jene James would never stand for being called The morning star is Mars. later this year. They were also amounts to assuming customers Girard, who must recommend to for three transmitting stations, Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor, back when they system that was state of the art and a horse thief. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus, asked by the consumer counsel with non-returned converters — the five DPUC, commissioners each with two public access testified on Thursday that poten­ were still on speaking terms. of significant benefit to all He was so angered by the allegation that he stole a man’s Jupiter and Saturn. about Cox’s procedure for record­ who are generally turned over to whether or not to grant the channels, the microwave system is tial users were discouraged by the location of the studio in subscribers.’’ horse that he wrote to the man who accused him to protest. ’Those bom on this date are under the sign of ing consumer complaints, its gen­ collection agencies — are increase. A decision is required on more centralized, McGill said. Cox’s application, filed in M ay, by McGill said more channels Manchester. A company engineer said Cox The letter, written in Jesse’s uneducated scrawl, was recent­ Leo. They include Naturalist Ernest Thomp­ eral quality of service, and its criminals. Is Hsher, 54, method of depreciating assets. Cox representatives responded late September. would require a prohibitive invest­ Cox has "m o re than faithfully has less than five miles left to wire ly auctioned o ff for $20,000. son Seton, in 1860... novelist John Galsworthy, If approved, the rate hike would to that by saying the police can’t According to testimony by Bar­ ment by the company. He added lived up to its obligations to the in Manchester, Glastonbury, South The letter was written to a “ Mr. Floyd” in Lexington, in 1867... and actress Susan St. Jam es, in 1946 mean an increase for the 35,000 prove the theft charge under the ronton, Cox Communications owns that the one public-access channel state and to its subscribers," he Windsor, Rocky Hill, Wethersfield, a 'comeback kid'? Mo. Mr. Floyd apparently accused Jesse o f stealing a horse (age 37). On this date in history: subscribers in six area towns who present laws. Gov. William O'Neill 99.9 percent of Cox Cable Greater provided isn’ t fully used. Odell had said. “We were able to build a and Newington. from the doctor who was treating James’ mother. In his Can a S4-year-old former drug addict who used to In 1900, two-thousand American Marines note, Jesse said he and his brother, Fnmk, despised horse be married to Debbie Reynolds, Elliabclli Taylor and joined with European forces to capture thieves. Connie Stevens make a comeback? Eddie Ftsber Peking, ending the Boxer Rebellion against Police roundup “ There are no men in Mo. (Missouri) who hate horse lost his voice during his 10 years on drugs and found the Western presence in China. it tough to gel any work at all, but he has Finally quit thieves more than we do. I f we were free men we would do In 1935, Ckmgress passed the Social Security Manchester drugs and is battling for recognition. all we could to put it down,” he wrote. Act and President Franklin D. Roosevelt “ For IS years I couldn’t even get a song. Com­ In conclusion, James said, “ I f you value your life you immediately signed it into law. In Brief posers, musicians, recording companies, everybody better retract your slander.” Jesse James, his mother Zeida and his brother Frank In 1945, President Harry Tm m an announced Town teenager charged in burglaries looked the other way,” said Fisher. “ Something that Japan had accepted terms for uncondi- . Swimming poois much used happened, though, and now people are discovering a n a tional surrender, ending World War Two. A Manchester teenager was charged Thursday with me again. I ’m doing country and western songs, all In 1972, an East German airliner crashed on Manchester’s public swimming pools have Though this year’s annual yawn— the Academy Awards seven counts of third degree burglary, four counts of new, but in my own style. I feel better now than I takeoff from Berlin, killing 156 people. been feeling the heat so far this summer, along —didn’t offer many laughs, there should be a lot o f sixth degree larceny and one count of fifth degree can’t remember when. I used to be called the Coca- with the rest of the town’s residents. chuckles when Oscar’s counterpart, the TV Emmys, airs on larceny in connection with a rash ot recent burglaries Cola kid, and now I guess I’m the comeback kid.” A thought for the day: Novelist Mary According to Recreation Director Robert S. Sept. 23. Eddie Mnrphy and Joan Rivers are set td co­ in the Adams Street area, police said Friday. I rcceally walciwd “The Stas of Dortaa Gray” oa TV. Wollstonecraft Shelley said, "Nothing contrib­ Thomson, combined attendance at all five town Fisher started in South Philadelphia when he was Police first arrested William Peterson July 12, As I recall, the oilgtaal movie was “ Portrait of Doitea emcee . . . The sons o f sisten Jackie Onassis and Lee Rad- utes so much to tranquilize the mind as a pools is up by almost 40,000 swimmers for the first 14, and was an international star by the time he was following a burglary that day at Acu-Tek, Inc., 259 Gray,” and the mala character was a man.—K.F. O'Neill, liwill are the best o f friends. Last summer they went steady purpose — a point on which the soul two months of the summer compared to last 17. He is the only major singer to record the old Ger­ Adams St., police said. Williams later confessed to the Neb. mountain-climbing in Wyoming, but this summer both may fix its intellectual eye.” summer. man song, “ Oh, M y Papa,” in English. “ 1 don’t break-in at Acu-Tek as well as several earlier John F. Kennedy Jr. and Anthony RadziwUI are staying The total number of swimmers for the period know why no one elu copied it, and I Fmd it hard to You’re absolutely right. That’s the way they do things in break-ins in the neighborhood, including two at closer to their moms. Both are weighing a wide variety o f this year was 92,409, up 37,793 from last year’s believe that I’m the only one who did it.” TV-land. The movie, which came out in I94S, starred Hard Manchester Sand & Gravel Co., 60 Adams St., police offers to join large business firms— and are considering 54,616. His boyish looks may have been wiped away by Hatfield. The television version, which was seen recently on said. graduate schools as w e ll. . . Robin WiUhuns has grown a Lottery Globe Hollow drew over 30,000 swimmers in drugs, but his sense o f humor is intact. He doesn’t ABC, starred BeUada Baner. Police charged Peterson in the July 12 incident with beard for his next production, “ Moscow on the Hu.’*Oi'” July, topping the Recreation Department’s push himself anymore, walks as much as he can, and second degree criminal mischief, attempted sixth . . . Stevie Wonder’s song, “ You Are the Sunshine ot i4y two-month tally. The pool drew 44,866 swimmers tries not to pick fights with his ex-wives. degree larceny and two counts of third degree Is Mickey GUley aurrled? What’s hb hoam state?— - L ife,” is a big hit all over the world. It’s just been during June and July. O f Debbie, he says, “ She still has hostile feelings burglary. P.C., RochMer, lad. translated into Swahili and is being sung in Eastern and Following were Saulters with 12,365; Verplanck towards me, so we don’t talk.” O f Elizabeth; “ I Connecticut daily Warrants charging Peterson in a total of six Central Africa . . . Singer-songwriter Paul Anka has with 12,084; Waddell with 11,610; and Swanson want to know why she barred me from her Giiey, who gained fame with Gilley’s— his massive break-ins were served Friday in Manchester Superior teamed up with Bart Bachrach to do the title song— “ I’ve Friday: 645 with 11,484. testimonial dinner. I wouldn’t go if invited, but why saloon in Pasadena, Texas, which was used in John Court, where Peterson was already scheduled to Got My Mind Made Up” —for the Film, “ Together?” Play Four: 3265 bar me?” O f Connie: “ We get along real well. But Travolta’s “ Urban Cowboy” — is married and is the proud appear on charges lodged in the Acu-Tec incident. which stars JacqneUne B te t and Masimllltan Schefl. The Police said Peterson, 17, told them he had been only since the divorce.” poppa'of two boys. Although he was bom in Louisiana, Murphey to be honored ■ ■ '..f’ VJ®' always-busy Anka is also collaborating with Michael living in a shed behind his brother-in-law’s house at M-; ...... Fisher is, however, friendly with his four children, . Mickey and wife Vhrtaa now live with their sons, Mike and o th er numbers drawn F rid ay in At the same time the Horace F. Murphey JacfcMn; Lionel Richie and Spanish heartthrob JnHo 131- St. John’s St., within walking distance of the six who have been raised by their mothers, Reynolds and Greg, in Pasadena. Talent, incidentally, seems to run in New England: Skating and Recreation Area is dedicated in Iglestas for possible album deals . places he is accused of breaking into. Gilley’s family. His cousin is Jerry Lee Lewis. Massachusetts: 2570. Stevens. “ I ’m so proud o f my kids, and with good Center Springs Park Aug. 23, Murphey himself In the shed police found various items identified as Vermont: 050. reason. Carrie’s a star in her own right, and Todd will be named Superintendent Emeritus of Parks belonging to some of the victims, according to police was just ordained a minister in California. With Car­ Paopla Exduahml anawora the moat Intaraaling Maine: 685. and Recreation. Who stalled la the “Retarn of the Salat” oa TV? Was It reports, including silverware from an Adams Street quaallona Iram laadara. Sand youia to us cars of this Rhode Island: 0990. “ 4-40 Jack­ The cerem ony w ill be held at the park Aug. 23, rie having 5 percent o f the ‘Star Wars’ films and antique shop and a wallet apparently taken from the laa OgVvey or Tristan Rogers?-D.E., PeiiyapoHs, Pa. naarspapar. pot” : 03-39-32-09 with a jackpot of Todd a minister, I should worry?” beginning at 4 p.m., according to a recent news home of Robert Benito o f 32 D eerfield St. Peterson is It was laa OgHvey. OI9S3 ST TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. $39,423. release by town General Manager Robert B. 220 Eu 42nd Su m , Nnr York, N.Y. 10017 also charged in connection with a break-in at 259 New Hampshire: 9362. Weiss. Adams St., the offices of RTG, Inc., A resolution adopted by the Board of Directors Benito reported a burglary at his house on July 1, in July notes that Murphey provided “ exemplary police said. Weather and devoted service to the citizens of the Town of Following the first Adams Street break-in, a young Fetus develops Manchester for thirty-nine years to make man fitting Petersoij’s description came to the Manchester a better and more attractive place to Savings Bank of Manchester with a key marked "coin liv e ." collection" and tried to gain access to a safe-deposit with highs 70 to 75. Clear and chilly Today’s weather According to the resolution, Murphey, who box held in the name of a Manchester Sand & G ravel '?n nn tonight. Lows 45 to 55. Sunny and hiccups in labor served as parks superintendent from 1928 to 1964 employee, police said. Bank employees refused to Partly cloudy and a little 29.89 pleasant Sunday. Highs 75 to 80. and was named Manchester’s first superintend­ warmer today. Highs near 70. grant him access and notified police, according to the ent of parks and recreation in 1964, “ conceived y Clearing and cool tonight with lows Extended forecast report. BOSTON NEW YORK (UPI) - A Los and developed many of the excellent park 50 to 55. Mostly sunny and warm er Extended outlook for New Eng­ The report said the baby boy was Peterson is accused of taking empty soft-drink cans Angeles obstetrical team reports facilities” in Manchester. Sunday. Highs in the 70s. North land Monday through Wednesday: delivered normally seven hours and $1.80 in change from Manchester Sand & Gravel in YORK that a fetus developed hiccups later. Murphey, a native of Manchester, served for a winds today 10 to 20 mph, decreas­ Connecticut, Massachusetts and two break-ins in May and June. He apparently entered during labor and made medical time as acting general manager and is a retired ing to 10 to 15 mph tonight. Rhode Island: “ He did well in the nursery, ; the office each time through an unlocked window, history by having it all recorded Lieutenant Colonel in the Connecticut National police said. Fair and warmer through the without episodes of hiccups, and ; SAN FRANCISCO electronically. Guard. period. Daytime highs will be was discharged with his mother ^ Peterson was held at Hartford State Jail in lieu of a , » y - Air quality Birth was seven hours away mostly between 75 and 85 Monday after 48 hours," the .obstetrical : $17,000 bond. His case was continued to next when the fetus developed hiccups. Thursday. LOS ANOELES The Connecticut Department of and 80 to 90 Tuesday and Wednes­ team said. Man who fell still critical Every time he went through a **10W Environmental Protection re­ day. Overnight lows will be 55 to 65 “ After observing fetal hiccups • hiccup, bis heart slowed down. HIOMEST" ported good air quality levels Monday and 65 to 75 Tuesday and during labor in this patient, the ; Herman Reed, 55, a construction worker who A Manchester man turned himself in to the police TEMPERATURES This is believed to be the first across Connecticut Friday. The Wednesday. house staff was asked to report any fell off the Buckland Street bridge over Interstate Thursday after they found five plants that they 90 An time fetal hiccups were detected 86 Friday morning, was still in critical condition suspect were marijuana growing inside his Sycamore •.MIAMI DEP forecast good conditions Maine and New Hampshire: additional cases that they might ORLEANS and recorded electronically, ac­ Lane house, police said Friday. statewide today and good to Chance of a few showers north observe. Friday night, according to a Hartford Hospital LfOENO . cording to two doctors and two spokeswoman. Armed with a search warrant, six officers entered 80 moderate air levels Sunday. Monday otherwise fair through the “ After more than 6 months and nurses reporting in Obstetrics & period. Highs in the upper 70s to over 7,000 deliveries, none have . Reed, a Windham resident employed by the the vacant house at 111-C Sycamore Lane, home of ^^^R A m 1/ .*,|sHOW Gynecology, the journal of the m id 80s. Lows in the m id 50s to low been reported. Perhaps the stress ; Burnalli Construction Co. of Southington, fell 35 Maurice Coltey, 30, and found the plants and various' 100’ New England American College of Obstetricians feet from the bridge and struck his head on a steel drug paraphernalia, according to the police report. A Herald photo by Tarquinlo [^^SHOW tRS^ nSw 60s. of labor upon the fetus overrides ' and Gynecologists. rod or on the abutment itself. UPl W EATHER FOTOCAST Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Vermont: the stimuli for hiccuping and field test to determine whether the plants were The fetus happened to be moni­ Chance of showers eastern coas­ Generally dry and warm. Highs reduces the incidence during The accident occurred at around 9:30 Friday marijuana yielded positive results, police said. Charles Murdock is assisted by Man­ "outstanding job" during the emer­ tored at the time via a tiny tal areas and western hills today. in the 80s. Lows in 55 to 65. labor.” morning and Reed was saved by quick action by Police left a copy of the warrant at the house when chester paramedics after suffering a electrode attached to his scalp. the Manchester Paramedics squad, according to they left the scene, they said. Apparently Coltey found gency. Murdock is in stable but critical Partly cloudy elsewhere. Con­ Hiccups are involuntary inspira-' heart attack on the Hillstown Road National toracaot tinued windy and cool with highs 60 Long Island The medical team said the heart tory muscular efforts made; EMS Coordinator James Clark. Police and the the warrant when he returned home and called police condition, a hospital spokeswoman said rate pattern observed in the Eighth District Fire Department also went to the headquarters. bridge over Interstate 84 at 1 p.m. to 70 east to west. Clearing Today mostly cloudy and cool. against a closed airway. In the: late Friday. According to Clark, Mason hiccuping fetus may resemble that scene. The plants were sent on to the state toxology lab for For period ending 7 p.m. EST today. Thundershowers will be forecast Saturday night, lows in the 50s. Highs in the 60s. Winds northerly 10 adult, the doctors said, their effect Friday. Paramedic Danny Huppe o f fetal gasping. Reed was on top of a bridge abutment helping further tests, according to police. and Huppe talked to the patient after for South Atlantic Coast states. Elsewhere weather will remain fair In Sunday sunny with highs in the 70s. to 20 mph. Tonight partly cloudy on ventilation is negligible. If additional observations con­ two other workers unload a bucket of concrete Coltey was charged with cultivating marijuana and (standing) watches fellow advanced life arriving on the scene. They loaded him general. Maximum temperatures Include: Atlanta 86, Boston 72, Maine: and cool. Lows in the 50s. Winds “ But in the neonate they may firm this pattern is associated with when he broke through a wooden barrier and possession of drug paraphernalia and released on a support team member Mike Mason work into an ambulance, after which they Chicago 82, Cleveland 80, Dallas 98, Denver 80, Duluth 79, Houston ' Partly to mostly sunny today. north 10 to IS mph. .Sunday mostly result in fewer respiratory m ove-: fetal gasping, the doctors and struck his head. $2,500 non-surety bond. He was ordered to appear in 94, Jacksonville 91, Kansas City 90, Little Rock 93, Los A n geles 77, Highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. F a ir sunny and warmer. ments and a tendency toward | on the patient. EMS Coordinator James intubated him and "brought him back." nurses said it should enhance the Manchester Superior Court Monday. Miami 90, Minneapolis 86, New Orleans92, N ew York 76, Phoenix 107, tonight. Lows in the 50s. Sunny bradycardia (slowed-down heart' Clark said the paramedics did an ability to detect fetuses in trouble San Francisco 75, Seattle 75, St. Louis 87, and Washington 83. Sunday. Highs in the 70s. Pollen count b ea ts),’’ the doctors said. New Hampshire: “ The ability to indirectly deter­ NEW HAVEN - The Hospital of The fetal hiccups occur in about Mostly sunny today. Highs 68 to mine fetal gasping would likely St. Raphael reported the Connecti­ one per 50 Uve births, the Califor­ 73. Clear tonight. Lows in the 50s. prove to be of major importance,” nia obstetrical team speculated. cut pollen count for Friday was 0 they said. Calendar Crossroads gives town painting Sunny Sunday. Highs in the 70s. (zero) grains per cubic meter of Vermont: Drs. Frank C. Miller, FelUpe air and the mold spores were A painting by five youths con­ Street building that was formerly Mixed clouds and sun today. Cool Gonzales and nurses E vie M ueller from the United Nations, it briiiis., moderate. and Dorothy McCart, of the ReposseMed car Manchester Bolton nected the Crossroads youth coun­ the House and Hale store. more money intq New York City University School of Medicine and seling center was unveiled in brief General M anager Robert B. than any other complex. Women’s Hospital, Los Angeles burns In holding lot cerem onies Friday in Lincoln Weiss said at the ceremony that He said art is a wonderful way to Monday Center. It hangs in a prominent the prominent position of the County-USC Medical Center said A 1978 Corvette repossessed ’Tuesday express feelings, including hope Manchester Herald place at the north end of the first painting in the annex of town hall the hiccups were first noticed when from a Coventry man caught fire Democratic subcommittee, 7; 30 p.m. coffee room. Board of Finance, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. and exuberance. He said the Municipal Building. Tuesday floor corridor. indicates the esteem in which the a nurse felt the baby move as he under suspicious circumstances at painting does express exuberence. Richard M. Diamond, Pubiiaher Mayor Stephen T. Penny and Dr. town holds the Crossroads pro­ was being monitored. about 9:31 Friday night, according Building Committee, 7:30 p.m., Manchester High Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Lynn Haberern, administrative Thomaa J. Hooper, General Manager Wednesday Francis Helfrick, chairman of the gram, a counseling program for The report said the nurse be­ School. and educational coordinator for deputy Fire Chief William D. board of directors of Crossroads, youths. lieved tbe movement was caused Grllfin of the Town Fire Planning Commission, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Crossroads, said that the artists Board qf Directors, 8 p.m. hearing room, Lincoln conducted the ceremony. USPS 327-500 VOL. Cll, 1^. 267 by hiccups and an examation by an Department. Zoning Commission, Community Hall, 8 p.m. Dr. Helfrick said the name of the had became dissatified with thier ultrasound scanner, a device that Center. Friday When they pulled away the veil building, Lincoln Center, indicates work at one point. They covered it PubllihBd dolly exespt Sunday Suopostod corrlsr rotos art S1.20 they revealed a large abstract an interest in the arts. probes the body with sound w aves,' The car, reposessed from Joel Wednesday Democratic Town Committee, Community Hall, 8 with white latex paint and began and cBrtaln holidays by th* Mon- wookly, S5.I2 for one month, S1S.3S p.m. work done in a conscious effort to He referred to New York City’s chMlar Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard for Ihroo months, S30.70 for six confirmed the fetus was hiccuping. Greene of Coventry, burned under Cheney Hall Board of Commissioners, 4 p.m. again on what was to become the suggest Jackson Pollock. Lincoln Center and said that aside final version. Place, Monchestar, Conn. 06040. months andl6l.40foronovtor. Moll “ During this time the fetal heart rircunutances described by Grif­ Probate Court. ' S m n d clast pottage paid at Man­ rotos oro avolloMo on roouost. rate tracing reflected sharp fith as potentially “ malicious.” The artists are William Turrell, chester, Conn. TOSTM ASTER: Committee on Affordable Housing, 7:30 p.m. gold C O V e n t t V Kevin Volslne, Robert Grover, Send, address changes to the Mon- To ploco 0 .cloulflod or display abrupt decelerations of a i n r It wag located in a holding pen Cchester Herald, P.O. Box 391, odvertlsomont, or to roport a nows saconds’ duration that s e e m ^ to room, Lincoln Center. * Tony Colon, and Kim Pascarelli. Manchester, Conn. 04040. Itoin, story or picluro Idto, coll tetod the Carpet Center at 811 Monday The painting'Was one of several coincide with the fethl hlccuiM,” M ain St. Republican subcommittee, 7:30 p.m. hearing room, Fire Calls 643-2711. ofrico hours oro 0.W o.m. Town Council, Town Office Building board room, done under a grant designed to To subscribe, or lb report a to 5 p.m. Monday through Trldoy. the report said. Lincoln Center. Satalllta vlaw 7:30 p.m. encourage work in behalf of the d ^ v tr v problem, call 647-0946. “ The deceleration patterns be­ »aW asecUon of thefence Housing Authority, 7:30 p.m. 24 Bluefield D rive. Office hours or# 0:30 o.m. to 5:30 Tho Monchostor Harold Is a Tuesday community and to stimulate Thursday, 3:30 p.m. - gas pipe Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. EDT shows p.m. Mondoy through Friday and 7 gan suddenly, occurring several r u "*ar the car. “It Manchester subscribtr to Unitod Pross Ihtarno- ’Ttanrsday , Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Office Building youths to work together toward a thick clouds causing a few showers over the Northeast. A band of low to 10 o.m. Saturday. Dtllvory tlonol news sorvicos. and Is a times per minute. The hiccuping leak, 1-86 construction site, Tolland should bo mod# by 5 p.m. Monday Judge’s hours, 6; 30 p.m. Probate Court. planning office, 7; 30 p.m. joint goal. Turnpike (District and Town) level clouds extends from Pennsylvania to the Ohio Valley. Scattered mtmbor of tho Audit Buroou of episodes gradually diminished in Thursday, 11:41 a.m. — truck ttaouph Friday and by 7:30 o.m. Circulations. SI? I* “ *y*>« fnutratedadd Elm Water Company hearing, Town Office Building Jttrturdav. frequency ove r the next 18 mlnutefe set It on fire, O r ift o said. Comment session, 6:30 to 7;3U, directors’ office, One of the other works is an accident, 1-84 and Spencer Street thunderstorms are visible along the Quif Coast and a few broken board room, 7:30 p.m. outdoor mural behind the Main 1 hursday, 10:18 p.m. — m eaical clouds are over the Rockies. and were noted to occur infr^' M iii^pal Building. (Tow n) osH. 28 Edwards St. (Tow n) quently later during labor.” He said it took about IB HriBRlaB 4 - .!9rilraflghterajo pM afSSMfeh!^ ■ -*' V 'N

4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 13. 1983 MANCMESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 13, 1983 - Northeast seeks another $6.2 million STEP By Dennis MllewskI In special session in June, the Legislature approved taxes, since “ you can have retroactive taxes, but you United Press International a hike in the Connecticut corporation business tax can’t have retroactive collections from customers.” HOUSE WASHUW from 10 percent to ll.S percent and made the change “ We are living in such volatile times that the cost High Pressure Power nO D M O -W VIX HARTFORD — Northeast Utilities sought an retroactive to Jan. 1. picture changes each vear,'.’ he said. Washing Of Vinyl, additional $6.2 million from customers Friday to “ We're simply trying to reflect these additional The rate request for expenses in 1984 breaks down to MANCHESTER Aluminum And Wood cover higher state corporate taxes, bringing its entire taxes,” Forde said; “ It’s simply an additional $159.9 million, or a 12.6 percent hike, from electric HEATING OIL Sided Homes. rate hike request for next year to $167.4 million. expense that came along. We’re seeking no more than customers, up from the original $154.3 million. The state’s largest utility filed revisions to its rate to recover those additional expenses in future years.” Northeast is seeking an additional $7.5 million from application with the state Department of Public QUALITY SERVICE rvortheast is the state’s largest utility, serving about gas customers, or 3.3 percent, instead of the original MAK Painting Utility Control, which is schedule to hold hearings on 900,000 electric customers and 152,000 natural gas $6.9 million request. the request in September and rule in December when customers in Connecticut. cm 568-3500 ^ « 4 3 -a 6 5 9 the new rates would go into effect. "They will be going over this (r^uest) with a "It sounds awfully harsh but the one place to go is to Forde said the revised rate request would raise the fine-tooth comb over the next several months. But I HAS IT! our customers. There is no other place to turn,” said typical residential electric bill $6.20 a month, instead hope it’s very clear that this is not something just Northeast spokesman Emmanuel S. Forde. of $6.01 had the original proposal been approved. The added to this rate request,” Forde said. e su n UTO BODY ,/ Northeast filed its original request for $161.2 million typical gas bill would rise $3.53 a month, 10 cents more Northeast serves more than 150 of Connecticut’s 169 ROUTE 63 TALCOTTVILLE, CT. 763 in rate increases July 15 for its Connecticut Light & than under the original request. towns and is among the top 10 taxpayers in each MAIN ST. Power subsidiary, but Forde said it was too late to However, Forde said Northeast will not be able to community, Forde said. The utility pays more than 643-1191 include relief for the unexpected tax payments. recover about $2 million it must pay in retroactive $150 million each year in local and state taxes, he said. 24 ML TOWING 191 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... MAIN ST. Soldiers fire Into homes •COMPLITR COiUSION MPAIR •PORfION AND AMIRtCAN CARS MANCHESTER Since 1947 643-1966 Art Cunliffe, Prop^ Violent protests worry Chile’s junta Mercury Travel ENERGY SAVING STORM PRIME AWNINGS Keep Your WINDOWS REPLACEMENT & By Daniel Drosdoff mm. UPl Senior Editor •• f DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES Eyes On This « » ■ YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES SANTIAGO, Chile — Chile’s military regime, 6 5 ’ P i ‘T c rocked by four months of protests that have left 25 Space Next Glass & Screen Repairs people dead, met in emergency session Friday to quell Hardware & Accessories rising opposition. i#* d ’ .6 i I Chief opposition leader Gabriel Valdes accused the Week. ALUMDIUM 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 regime of President Gen. 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Human rights organi­ B&L ENTERraiSCS SPECIALIZING IN He wanted to show he is firm because he lacks public AIR C6NDITIUNING - REFRIGERATI6N support.” demonstration staged Wednesday in zations say 750 persons have disap­ SUPERIOR MUFFLERS 'This office is truly unique in that the service work of the ’ ’do-it-yourselfer.” Why not let us HEATING and SHEET METAL Pinochet personally gave the 18,000 troops in the Santiago by 25 women demanding an peared in 10 years of military rule. •SPRAYING 808 WUIS CHIME, me. and expertise is afforded for nothing! No plan your late Winter Getaway? Your in­ city "get tough” orders as the protest began investigation into the whereabouts ot •TREE FEEDING A CARE SPECIALISTS charge is made for information and assistance dividual travel needs and particular Thursday. 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AittorisI *2176 S4B.4S3I MANCHESTER CONN 06040. 871-1111 In some areas protestors set fire to street On the political front, Jarpa — appointed only two barricades. notion that Pinochet himself would step down before days — for the first time opened the possibility that the end of his 16-year term, provided by a constitution Bruce Litvinchyk But most anti-Pinochet protesters remained Chile might set up a congress before 1989, the date Mercury Travel of Manchester, Inc. approved in 1980, was a "fantasy.” 646-3425 MANCHESTER OVER 45 "Ready To Serve All Your Travel Neede” ELEPHONE 649-6713 MEMORIAL CO. YEARS Connecticut Exhaust overcomes nine Nureyev hurt, 627 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER EXPERIENCE CANTON — Police say seven children and two PMIl SIMMONIS UNDSCIPBI INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, Inc. Phone 646-2765 Opp. Eaal Cemetery. CALL 649-5807 adults were treated and released for carbon EAR-EYE-HEAO PROTECTION O.8.H.A. APPROVED ITEMS • GLOVES In Brief monoxide poisoning after they were overcome Boston ballet GENERAL LANDSCAPING while riding in an 11-year-old vehicle apparently UNIFORMS - MATS - HOSE A TUBING QUALITY HARRISON ST. equipped with a faulty muffler. AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE FIRST AID A FIRE PROTECTION MEMORIALS MANCHESTER The 1972 station wagon, heavily loaded with cancels show 5 G UN RD.-BOX 945 — TEk 643-5107] Dog deaths anger town luggage, passed the state vehicle emission testing Call For Free EaUmata THOMPSON — The discovery of the mutilated program in April, police said. The vehicle’s driver, Barbara A. Hicks, 30, of 175WOOQUNDST. carcasses of five dogs has shocked and saddened BOSTON (UPl) — Ballet star Rudolf Nureyev EVERYTHING IN GLASS J.A. WHITE GLASS Torrington, collapsed at a Canton gasoline MANCHESTER, CONN. 0S040 fatOHrrnnmr residents of the small rural town in northeastern limped to New York Friday to rest the left leg he ■■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT ' 6 4 3 2 0 7 2 Connecticut. station, leading police to check the eight passengers inside the vehicle, all apparently injured in a preview of “ Don Quixote,” which forced “ We are getting a lot of calls from animal the Boston Ballet to cancel the production and deal lovers who are indignant about what has suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. • DRAPERY • CARPET • WALLCOVERING Police were called to the station on Route 44 with its resulting financial loss. J X WHITE GLASS GO. The colorful store that comas to yo u r door,"' happened. We are also getting calls from people Nureyev tore the left calf muscle Wednesday during who are frightened something like this could have about 9 p.m. when Mrs. Hicks walked from her car to the station attendant to pay for gasoline and a simple arabesque he had performed countless times RAZOR’S • 4 9 - 7 3 X 2 happened in their neighborhood, ’ ’ First Selectwo- in his celebrated career. Just hours before opening collapsed. She was given oxygen by police and 30 VHiHS tPXfEKirSct: • Cutfom dropwry • wov«n woods • mini-blinds • b«dspr*ads man Ruth Barks said Friday. night Thursday, the ballet company scrapped the EDGE $1 OISBELL ST. MANCHESTEh “ We are all offended by the idea that people initially wanted to continue on her way, police FAMILY HAW CENTFg • v«fiicol blinds • swogs/comiews • shod«s said. show. •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FTTONTS would torture and injure innocent animals,” she •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC. Expart dacorolmg odvic* at your convonionca with no obligolion But police officer Lowell Humphrey examined It was planned as the 4S-year-oId superstar’s last & CO. Appeinlmontt deyt. avoningi waakandi.-••>- - said. production before taking over as director of the Paris 9 ^ Main St. The carcasses of the five dogs — including one the car and found eight other passengers inside, all appearing to suffer from carbon monoxide Opera. Doctors said he must rest the leg at least Do$Knto)iin found bound, gagged and hanging from a tree — .several weeks. were discovered Monday in a large open field off poisoning. He said two ot the seven children were Call 647-1167 FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS unresponsive and appeared to be in convulsions. While he went to his New York apartment, ballet for your appointment STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Messier Road by a crew of youths clearing a officials in Boston sat down with insurance executives 70-acre parcel of land owned by the town as part of TELEVISION - APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE Complaint filed vs. O ’Neill to estimate how much of the $600,000 in ticket sales MANCHESTER a federally funded summer jobs program. would be covered. Dog Warden Albert Fougere said it was the HARTFORD — A formal complaint was filed “ We expect to be about 85 percent covered,” said t J ~ n i 1 worst case of animal abuse he has seen in his Friday with the state Freedom of Information the company’s spokeswoman, Audrey Jonckheer. She HOMEMPMKMHn _ _ oooL seven years as dog warden. Fougere said the Commission over Gov. William O’Neill’s refusal said the loss though would not be substantial. on. scene was grim. to make public a preliminary state police report “ It does not endanger us in any financial way. We The worst sight by far was the remains of a on the Mianus River bridge collapse. are not falling down,” she said. r .?*■? *^A6HI0N6D PRICES” 6 4 9 -3 5 8 9 rue. thru Sat' TV Neil to Stop I Ske; lACK BERTRAND 643-1262 90-pound half husky and German shepherd dog John W. Reed of the Associated Press filed the The setback was the second, however, for the A|Uf|'S T U C f found hanging from a tree with a cloth stuffed in complaint shortly after 4 p.m., said Karen company. Last winter, structural problems at the iRileex-Full Sendee HalrMyNng<_ his mouth, his throat slit. Other signs of torture Haggett, a commission spokeswoman. ballet’s performace hall forced the “ Nutcracker also were apparent. “ We believe the FOI compells the governors Suite” to be moved to another building. .Sperlefislnf In Winea Fougere said the dog had apparently been office, which ordered the investigation and Nureyev said he wanted to continue with the Boston Haircuts $5 Perm6>2Q MERCURY Be OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE killed Friday night or Saturday. Nearby another report, to make the report available to the public. production, but it was too painful. “ You couldn’ t jump ' Call for appointments 643-1442 6M CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. dog/s skeleton hung from a low branch. Scattered Because of the nature of the report we from the leg. You could do some things. I managed Pine Shopping Pleza thi^ghout the area were the bones of at least respectfully ask the commission to e x i^ it e somehow to get through the performance,” he said. three more dogs. Those remains were taken to the consideration of this complaint,” said Ms. rANCHESTERlIAl I Boston Ballet officials hastily cancelled the Phono 646-2796 DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE ^ University of Connecticut for autopsy. Haggett, quoting the complaint. production — scheduled to run through Aug. 21 at the __S11MAINST. IfIfIL L NO SERVICE CHARGE She said it would be reviewed by a commission One of Manch99t»r'a Larg«9t Selection* Of FIgural Ceremics In Wang Center for the Performing Arts — shortly attorney and if applicable, the governor’s office Slock. Our Volumn Sevee You Money. 100’e Of Speclel*. Nadolny pens cartoons before critics were to arrive for their review. tor • H oteU • AlrWMt • Steenehlps Meafer Charge end Vita Accepted and the complainant would be notified of a Custom Mtehen Coi#r Tele-Cheek... HARTFORD — A Catholic priest with a hearing. The production was assembled by Nureyev, who •27 Main SDaat Mandwtlar Persead Ckedts CaiM i ^ e S15I.N penchant for raising money for the poor is using Ms. Haggett said the complaint may be the first recently returned to Boston after touring with the KiUsHen A ^throom-RfmodeUng cartoons to convince people who shun attending of several. “ We’ve gotten quite a few calls on company in England, Belgium, and Italy performing ’Don (tuixote” and “ Swan Lake.” church that Scripture can be a modem weapon this,” she said. Everythii^ In MINiT-MAN PRINTING against drug abuse and nuclear war. CUSS! The report was submitted to the governor Ironically, Nureyev said he had chosen Don QuUote ^EQiirSlHwrooiiiAti 423 CENTER ST.'M ANCHESTER *48-1777 The Rev. Edmund S. Nadolny, director of the Tuesday by state police investigating the collapse as one of his last performances because at his age he 26 Olcdtt Street ' Office of Radio & Television for the Roman of a 100-foot section of a Connecticut Turnpike did not want to perform certain other productions. coHPLni rnniK s' copym semki , Catholic Archdiocese of Hartford, has begun bridge in Greenwich which killed three people. Mon. - Sat 9 - 8:30 LOW GOST PRIHTIHB peddling “ Scriptips” to newspapers around the “At my age, a classical repertorie is easier to “We Can’t Hide Behind Our Product” WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) state. handle, the others demand such a constant flow of Thur6.ttllOPM Parker claims backing energy,” he said in an interview earlier this week. His “ good news” messages also will be heard Your Ad In This Space Hsws cwxnnwonHwn nuvs on l,oyo radio stations throughout the nation on a HARTFORD — State Treasurer Henry Parker M f -T a e e Ovw 30 Years Experience*24 Hour Service major network, which has agreed to air the spots said Friday the National Association of State ^gS M E WAGON Every Saturday Will .SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES as a public service. Treasurers supported his resolution on compah- fSwSsnfStSc^^ •THY OUR NEW 3-M MHO COfiMI "The church, in the eyes of people today, is ies doing business in South Africa. WANTS.TO VISIT YOU' Just engaged? New parehtH.. Bring You New Busi-' really obsolete,” Nadolny said ’Thursday. "P eo­ The resolution urged those comfianies to sign G A R im ^ RUG ClEANING Moved? I’d like to visit you wilhj 18 itgh M. tfseri i iidiistir, Ceee. . - • SVETYCUSS •FURHTIIIIE TOPS eWHiaitt ple don’t need the church. They need God, but not the SuUivan Principies, a set of standards drafted ness The Coming Week. the church. They don’t have a need for by Philadelphia minister Leon SuUivan, caiUng usefUlgifts and information, rif | •snMHMNDcws .Mnccuss . a w w a ^ OSTRINSKY, INC. community worship anymore. We’re trying to for equaiity in hiring, equai pay for equai work, also bring cards you can re-i 643-5B7S 643 5735 tfedmieinit ^ skwirfiit -^deeta - 731 PAHKER ST.. MANCHESTER show the Bible still applies to contemporary life.” integrated plant facilities and biack iabor deem for more gifts at local . Steam Eitractioa » “Seeing Is Belieying”... • S T O K ^ .MRIMHIS •SCKBIS The flamboyant priest is best known for his organizations. businesses. It’s a friendly visit fundraising ventures to help the poor, minorities Parker said the association’s endorsement this to help you get answers about' . a Commardal • MSUUTBI GLASS .PAnO DOORS .S S w m SS and the church, schemes. One scheme involved week “ represented the first statement by a major town, goods and services. All CALL US FIRST! loaning $20,000 to complete strangers. When organization responsible for public investments free to you. — 50 F T . TRUCK SCALE nobody paid back the money, Nadolny took in that there should be a yardstick for corporate "In btninari, unOar $60,000 from sympathetic supporters. social conduct in South Africa.” •anta ownaiahip, tor 31 Bissell Street, MaRchester 649-7322 LICENSED PUBLIC WEIGHTS PH c n s i » • s4s.gesA . ____ over 25 yaaral DEALERS IN IRON, METALS. PAPERS 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 13, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Suturduv. A u k . 13, 1983 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor NBC News revamps programming for the fall season By Jullanne Hostings around next season. NBC News nounced Wednesday. will call on the good help of some of on the road and inside hotel and ran against ABC's popular "Fan­ United Press International likes it so well it's putting it right "The title change caps a the better known NBC news motel rooms across America and a tasy Island” Saturday nights at 10. up against CBS' ever-popular "60 summer-long process of changing correspondents like Marvin Kalb, profile by Ms. Sobel on a cache of Besides “ Monitor,” NBC News J a c k NEW YORK - NBC News is Minutes” at 7-8 p.m. ET Sundays. the look, the sound and the feel of Jack Reynolds and Ken Bode,” Brazilian arms, which is reputed to revamping its programming from . But it might take the untrained the program, adding to its produc­ said executive producer Sy be the largest in the world. announced on July 26 that Roger Mudd was being dropped as the A n d e rs o n sunrise to sunset, changing names, eye some time to realize what it's tion staff and restructuring its Pearlman. The new set will be "denlike” in Too much help can be crippling juggling players and even redeco­ watching. The investigative unit will be appearance, a radical departure Washington-based co-anchor of approach,” Frank said. Washington rating a set, in an all-out assault on Besides the new time slot, the Dobyns will continue as anchor headed by correspondent Mark from theold “ Monitor” digs. There "NBC Nightly News” effective some problems that NBC chief show will have a new set, new and principal writer and Rebecca Nykanen and producer Chuck will be bookshelves, a rug. and a Sept. 5, leaving New York-based and what does it mean? George Merry-Qo-Round By William A. Rusher unchanged. Grant Tinker says go back a long theme music and even a new name Sobel and Steve Delaney as staff Collins. desk with a word-processer like the Tom Brokaw as sole anchor. Syndicated Columnist WELL (I CAN hear the Gilder was one of the first to way. — “ First Camera” — when it reporters. Among the stories scheduled for kind Dobyns uses at home and in The network also has made In 1960, the median income of liberals now), at least we tried, pinpoint liberal welfare policies Yes, the news magazine “ Moni­ premieres Sept. 18. NBC News But "we have added a fulltime, the new season are a report by office, NBC News said. changes in its early news NEW YORK - Perhaps the American blacks was only 55 percent didn't we? Give us an A for as the culprit. Writing in Na­ tor” with Lloyd Dobyns will be President Reuven Frank an­ investigative reporting team and Nykanen on how safe travelers are In the past season, "Monitor” programming. most difficult single problem effort. We can sleep with a clear tional Review nearly five years for conservatives, in the ongo­ that of American whites. In 1981, it was conscience tonight. ago, he argued that “ Poverty is ing national dialogue over so­ — 56 percent. Or, in other words, for all Ah, but don't go away yet. a state of mind, not of income. Offshoot cial policy, is to convince their practical purposes, unchanged. What kind of life have these The key ways of overcoming Saturday TV liberal opponents that conser­ welfare programs created for this state of mind are marriage vatives are not just a teensy bit America's blacks? The center's and work, which are precisely from the activities that welfare virtu­ B - MOVIE: ‘Edward The CD “ Jackie Gleason Show 1 :1 5 A .M . coldblooded about the plight of study isn't all bad news: Black 7:30A.M. 0 > Electric Compeny King' 0 - Odd Couple ( 0 - Rock of Ages families in which both parents ally prohibits.” 0 - Aek the Meneger the poor. The liberal knows very CD - IsTMl: AmtHca't K«y to - Snaak Preview s Co-hosts be sure, the focus was on worked had a median income As Gilder went on to argue, Abscam Survival (39 - MOVIE: 'The Best Uttle 1 :30 A .M . well that he himself cares of Social Policy, in Washington, 11:00 A.M. Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons Whorehouse In Texas' A sheriff poverty wherever it occurred; that was 73 percent that of such welfare programs as Aid to CD- O at Smart take a look at 'The Star Chamber, CD - News/Sign Off deeply; if a conservative dis­ has published a non-partisan, CD * Bugs Bunny/Roed Saturday tries to help a madam save her private study entitled "A but poverty was proportion­ whites in 1968, but a hisky 84 Families with Dependent Child­ WASHINGTON - Penthouse GD - Nawarfc Raalfty Runner Show 'Zelig' and 'Curse of the Pink bordello. Burt Reynolds, Dolly CD - MOVIE; 'Rancho Deluxe' agrees with his proposals for Joan Rivers, playing a passen­ Panther.’ Parton, Dorn DeLuise. 1982. Two cattle rustlers in the modern ately far commoner among percent just 13 years later — an ren make the black husband not ® -D r. SiHioglas CD 0 - Mode 8i Mindy/ assistance, therefore, doesn’t it Dream Deferred: The Eco­ magazine publisher Bob Guccione ger recovering from a serious Rated R. West cause problems for a big- only irrelevant but a downright ® • torax by Dr. Sauaa The Laveme & Shlriey/Fonz Hour 8:30 P.M. nomic Status of Black Ameri­ blacks than whites, and welfare impressive gain. is preparing to file a multimillion- operation, and Alex Rocco find (39 ** Night Flight Tonight's pro­ time rancher Jeff Bridges, Sam follow as the night the day that Lorax seta out to save the trees. CD - a h Star Wrestling CD CD “ Kudzu Two 15-year- Waterston, Elizabeth Ashley cans.” It contains some aston­ assistance became an impor­ But if so, what dragged down handicap. National Review dollar lawsuit against ABSCAM themselves attracted to each old boys face the trials and tribu­ grams are Space Patrol,' Eddie the conservative doesn't care — Narrated by Eddie Albert. 0 - H s e H e w 1975 tant factor in the budgets of the black average income, summed it up recently as other in the "Salvaged lations of growing up in a closely Grant,' Sammy Hagar' and Doc­ ishing figures. “ sting man" Mel Weinberg and ® - Sports Probo tor Demento.' (4 hrs.) at least, not so deeply? 0 - Jim BaU ter Romance" segment of THE knit southern town. (D d3) - ABC News Let us remember that im­ millions of black families. leaving it virtually unchanged follows; "Social planners several FBI agents for what he ® - Cbda Square 0 - Emergency LOVE BOAT, airing Saturday. OD - M OVIE: 'Jet Pilot' Interna- (39 - Festival of Faith ( 0 - Dance Fevet No, it doesn't. There is at least proving the economic status of And what, 20 years on, is the in relation to whites, between traded in incentive, self- O > Sports Ravlaw says was a concerted effort to 0 - News Update Aug. 13 on ABC. tional diplomacy is threatened 0 - MOVIE: Terror in the ( 0 - Big Story result? How are America’s 1960 and 1981? Unfortunately, discipline and, ultimately, the ® - Sports Billy when an American pilot falls in Jungle* When a plane for Rio one other possibility: The con­ America's black citizens has destroy him financially after he 0 0 - 1983 Worid CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 0 - MOVIE: Docks of New servative may sincerely believe had a high priority among our blacks doing? How far have all the answer is all too clear; It is family structure that rests on O -M O V IE : 'MyChampion' A Championships of Track & love with a Russian defector. crashes into the Amazon a search O rleans' Charlie Chan is con­ refused their repeated efforts to ©ISSSCompulog John Wayne, Janet Leigh. party is formed to find a lost pas­ young Japanese marathon runner Field Today's program features fronted by the mysterious deaths that the liberal's plans for national goals for many years, the aid programs of the past two the huge increase in the percen­ them, for material security — senger. Robert Burns. Fawn Sil­ lure him into criminal activities. who comes to America to study the men's high jump, the men’s B B " Silver Spoons Ricky of three men who shared a secret ver. Joan Addis. 1968 aiding the poor will actually and that with Lyndon Johnson decades succeeded in compen­ tage of black families headed by and left poor blacks less well off, Guccione decided to take his is forced to be a servant. Yoko 1 10-meter hurdles and the wom­ gets his father to help the school chemical formula. Noland W in ­ make the plight of the poor (under the name of the War on sating for their disadvantages? a single woman, with no man in even materially, than before.” case to court after a Senate select Shimada, Chris Mttchum. en's 100-meter hurdles. (2 hrs.) orchestra so the group can make 0) - Sports Tonight ters. Virginia Dale. Mantan More its trip to Washington, D C. (R) land 1948 substantially worse, rather Poverty) it became our No. 1 Is your seat belt fastened? In sight. That luckless category It isn't hardheartedness that committee on FBI misconduct in 0>Thufidarr 0 - MOVIE: 'Fellen AngaT A 0 - MOVIE: Enter the Ninja' fuels conservative resistance to O - MOVIE; -OrMn Ic*' An lonely, unloved 13-year-old be­ 0 - Groat Chefs/N aw Orleans A Kung Fu warrior battles against 2 ;0 0 A .M . than better. An illustration of priority. 1960, the median income of rose from 8 percent of black ABSCAM concluded that Guccione comes involved in child pornogra­ odds to save a friend and defend electronics wizard becomes in­ 9:00 P.M. 3 01 - Movie Cant'd this, so dramatic, as to be During and after the Johnson American blacks was only 55 families in 1950 to 21 percent in liberal welfare programs: It is was "targeted” by Weinberg and volved in an emerald heist. Ryan phy. Melinda Dillon, Dana HHI, his honor. Franco Nero, Susan downright shattering, has just administration, welfare expen­ percent that of American 1960 and an almost unbelievable the knowledge, at first intuitive O'Neal, Omar Sharif, Anne Richard Masur. 1982. 3 3 - MOVIE: Tha George. 1982. 03) - Independent Network "became the victim of undue Passage' An American family is N ew s Archer. 1981. Rated PG. & > Nova 'Fat Chance in a Thin (0 “ Pelicula: ‘El Amor Tiene come to hand. ditures of all sorts replaced whites. In 1981, it was — 56 47 percent in 1981 (vs. only 14 - but now thoroughly confirmed, lead on a perilous escape from interference in his business associ­ 0 - Viewpoim on Nutrition W orld -W hy Can't I Lose Cara de Mujer' (39 (3® - Prog cont'd defense as the largest single percent. Or, in other words, for percent among whites.) that too much such "help” Weight?' Tonight’s program tries ( 0 • M O V IE : 'T h a King o f Jazz' ® - Styls WIMi Elsa KlanKh 0 - Survival Specials ‘W e Live Nazi- occupied France by the un­ ations, unjustified manipulations derground. Anthony Quinn. ( 0 - Sports Update to answer the question that many This lively musical is complete IS ) - M O V IE ; 'C h ariis O w n and W ith Elephants.’ David Niven nar­ (0 - Exchange THE CENTER for the Study items in the federal budget. To all practical purposes. How did such a thing happen. eventually cripples its object. James Mason, Patricia Neal. of his business prospects” after he Americans ask every day. (R) (60 with blackout gaga, vaudeville the Curse of the Dragon Queen* rates this story of a family that 0 ) - Dave Allen at Large 2 :1 5 A .M . 8:00 A.M. turns and Gershwin's 'Rhapsody lives five years admidst a heard of 1979. "resisted all inducements and min.) (Closed Captioned] Charlie Chan trails a maniacal San 0 - MOVIE: ‘Things Are - Pap«y«/Oliv* Conwdy in Blue'. Bing Crosby, Paul White- wild elephants. (R) (60 min.) Francisco killer. Peter Ustinov. CD 0 - Love Boat A woman 11:30 P.M. Tough All Over' Cheech and pressures to engage in criminal Sonow ® (0 - Hoy MIemo Anfritiones man. Jeanette Loff. 1930. Guitiermo Ochoa. Lourdes Guer­ Angie Dickinson. Rated PG. 0 - Nawsmakars tries to learn about life after an CD “ Hawaii Five-0 Chong are penniless and activity...” d ) ® - Supar Fttonds operation, a man and a wife may wmivwBHWwm rero y Juan Do sal presentan este 0 - Let's Go Bow ling (0 - Megic of Animal Painting 0 - M OVIE: 'The M ango Tree* CD ” Benny Hill Show stranded in Chicago until Arabs Guest editorial CC - Chctetophaca sue for divorce and Gopher finds hire them to drive a limousine Guccione told my associate Indy programs de asumos publicos (0 - Washington Week/ A high-spirited grandmother and “ MOVIE: 'The Great White 4:00 P.M. himself the victim of a stowaway. CD containing $5 million Cheech (H) - Pink Panttwr Show presentando noticias y variada in- R eview Paul Duke la joined by a young man weather the tumul­ Hope' The story of the world's Badhwar: “ I'm looking for a (R) (60 min.) [Closed Captioned) Mann, Tom m y Chong, Rip Taylor formacion. top Washington journalists ana­ 0 - Pick the Proa Sportawri- tuous early 1900’s in a small first black heavyweight cham­ lawyer like Edward Bennett Willi-' 0 2 - Instructional Series Rated R lyzing the week’s news. ters preview key games and Australian town. Geraldine Fitz­ (32) - NFL's Graateat Momenta pion. James Earl Jones, Jane Al­ ® - MOVIE; -Mommia 0 - Three Stooges ams to file my lawsuit. Thd viewers compete for prizes. gerald. 1977. NFL’a Greatest Moments pre­ exander. 1970 Daaiaat* Againit the glantoroue (6) • Nstionel Geographic 1:30 P.M. sents 'Football Follies.' 2 :3 0 A .M . ( 0 - Oral Roberts end You 0 - Jaffersons government — the FBI — targeted background of Hoilywood. Joan Special ’Gorilla.’ Tonight's pro­ CD Off Track Betting 03) - Solid Gold Why firms ( D - Job Finder 02 - MOVIE: Night Shift' A Crawford's real Hfe role as a gram looks at the conservation- 0 - Wild. Wild West me and deliberately damaged me. CD *’ Happy Days Again 7:00 P.M. mild-mannered supervisor runs a (3D - Honaymooners (S3) - C rossfire mother la revealed. Faye Duna­ ista who work to assure the (0 - News Update I draw no distinctions between gorilla's existence. (R) (60 min.) 0 Rav. Claophus Robinson CD - Agronsky & Co call girl ring from the city morgue. (0 - Evans and Novak way. Stave Forrest, Diana Scar- (0 - Pelicule: 'Narda o al Henry Winkler, Shelley Long. Mi­ 2 :4 5 A .M . w id. 1 981. Rated PG. (Dosed Captioned] CD - Miller's Court (0 (0 - Saturday Night Live Weinberg and the FBI. Weinberg 0 - Nawsmakars Saturday V erano' chael Keaton. Rated R. B ) - MOVIE: 'Private Lessons' flee the state was the FBI's man. He was on the ( 9 - Scholastic Sparta Acad. 0 • MOVIE: Tha Hanging 0) - MOVIE: 'Brimstone and A young man is introduced to 1983 Worid Champion- - Muppet Show - MOVIE: I, Claudius' P t. 4 11:15A.M. 0 - CD CD 0 Treacle' A,young con artist has passion by his housekeeper Eric (B - InsMa Track T ra a ' A frontier doctor with a se­ ahip of Track & Field Today’s FBI's payroll. 0 - Sports (3D - Dance Fever 0 - News Update strange encounters with a Brown, Sylvia Kristel, Howard cret past nurses a blind girl back program features the decathlon O - Spidannan middle-class English family. Hesseman 1981 Rated R Editor’s note; On Saturdays the of relocating. The governor 11:30 A.M. to heahh. Gary Cooper. Maria from Helsinki. Finland. (2 hrs.) (32) - SportsCenter (0 (0 - Quincy Quincy investi­ S ) - Naws/Sporta/Waathar Schell, Kart Malden. 1959. gates the controversy of hospital Sting. Denholm Elliot, Joan Plo­ WEINBERG WAS the "scout” - Play Your Beet GoH This 0 - MOVIE: Time After Time- 3:0 0 A .M . 'Manchester Herald reprints edi­ has initiated a High-Tech 0 0 - Wok Thru China versus home births. (R) (60 min.) wright. 1982. Rated R. who brought politicians to a 0 9 - FHntstone Funnies show features 'Mid and Short 0 - Magic of Oil Painting Jack the Ripper steals a time torials from other New England B - MOVIE: 'Shout Louder. I o s - Night Flight Council that consists of 0 - Sesame Street (Closed Irons.' 0 - Raino Salvaje 4:15P.M. machine and travels to 1979 with 0 - MOVIE: Things Are newspapers. This is from Connec­ fictitious Arab sheik who offered to H.G. Wells in hot pursuit. Mal­ Tough All Over' Cheech and Don't Understand' ® ) - News/Sports/Weather I t . Ceptioned] 0 • Inside Boxing 0) - Sports bankers, insurance execu­ 0 - TMs Waek In Baseball colm McDowell, David Warner. Chong are penniless and ticut Business Times. buy their influence. Eighteen 0 - Teetro Fanteetico 0 ) - M OVIE; 'For Love of Ivy' A 3 :30 A .M . tives, educators and union persons, including seven members 0 - Sports Week 0 - Mora Real Peopla 4:30 P.M. Mary Steenburgen. 1979. Rated stranded in Chicago until Arabs suburban family asks a black bus­ 0 - CerraeoolefKiee - ABC Sportsbaat PG. hire them to drive a limousine inessman to woo their maid so (53 - MOVIE; 'Dive Bomber' A 0 - MOVIE: 'The Mango Traa' 0 - Wall Straat Waak Louis (X) 0 naval doctor works with a flight leaders, among others, while of Congress, were convicted in the A high-spirited grandmother and containing $5 million. Cheech she w on’t leave them. Sidney Po- 8:15A.Ma Rukeyser analyzes the '80s with a 0 - Amateur Boxing: USA va. as - Sports Probe instructor to develop a cure for a young man weather the tumul­ Marin. Tommy Chong, Rip Taylor. itier. Abbey Lincoln, Beau Is the Northeast in a state of the Departmnt of Economic ABSCAM operation. weekly review of economic and USSR from Las Vegat, NV 0 8 - Faith for Today the dreaded ‘pilot blackout' in 0 • Instructlonel Seriee tuous early 1900's in a small Rated R. Bridges. 1968. Here's what happened to Gucci­ investment matters. high altitude flying Errol Flynn, decline? This is a question we Development continued to Australian town. Geraldine Fitz­ 0 - MOVIE: Mommis B - Solid Gold 8:30 A.M. 0 - Campoon Sin Corona Fred MacMurray. Ralph Bellamy one, as pieced together from gerald..1977. 2:00 P.M. D earest' Against the glamorous 12:00 A.M. like to pose to the business court foreign firms and spon­ ® ) - Now. Updn. - MOVIE: 'The Great 1941. GD ^ - Pendamonium 3 ) IS l IS . Rad Sox Wmup backgrodnd of Hollywood, Joan 0 CD “ At The Movies Senate files and interviews with 12:00 P.M. Crawford's real life role as a (B - Entartainmant ThI. Waek M cGinty' A man rises from leaders we interview, and sor trade missions. (D - America Woifts CD “ Championship Wrestling 03) - MOVIE: Ambush in the publisher and his executive (D - Six Million Dollar Man mother is revealed. Faye Duna­ ( B - Soledad Serie dramatica. tramp to mayor. Brian Donlevy, CD 0 ' Pac Men/Little ( 3 ) - K M 'a W orM Leopard Street' A gang plans a amazingly we get vastly We don’t want to begrudge way. Steve Forrest, Diana Scar- Libertad Lamarque. Muriel Angelas, Akim Tamirori. (3D “ Laugh Trax vice president, David Myerson: • - Reecals/Rlehle Rich - Oat Smart O - MOVIE; 'Gregocy'a Girl' quarter of a million dollar diamond CD wid. 1981. Rated PG. 1940. robbery. James Kenney. Michael different responses. the state its victories in these An awkward teenager falls in love B - Glen Coropball Show (S) - News/Sports/Weather In 1978, Guccione bought prop­ CD ** New Jarsay People (X) - OilUgan's Planat QS) - Scholastic Sports Acad. Brennan. Bruce Seton. 1959 For example, in our inter­ areas, but we find ourselves with the first female member of (B - M-A-S-H (0 - Twilight Zone erty in Atlantic City to put up a (H) - Essence CC - ABC WsskstM Spacial Ns high school soccer team. Gor­ (B - Hour of Faith 9:15P.M. ‘The Ghost of Thomas Kempe.' B - At Tha Movies 12:30 A.M. (39 ■ SportsCenter view last month with Hart­ in agreement with Roy hotel-casino. In 1979, Weinberg and 0 - V ie 'e V acan t Lot 'Program­ don John Sinclair, Dee Hepburn, ® - Big Story (0 - Freeman Reports ming fo r Children.' Pan 1 of 2. A sorcerer’s glwst Jake D’Arcy. 1982. Rated PG. 7:15P.M. CD - All In the Family 3 :4 5 A .M . ford developer Richard Gor­ McKay. The real work to be FBI agents, posing as representa­ gets a 12-year-old boy into trou­ - Matlnaa at tha Bijou 9:30 P.M. 0 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this B - MOVIE; -Front Pags CD - Sha Na Na (29 “ MOVIE; 'The Hanging ble when the boy refuses to be­ 0 - Sports Saturday 0 9 - CFL Football: Toronto at don, we found a man who done in building a dynamic “The U.S. State Department has again certified that growing numbers of tives of "Abdul Enterprises” — the weekly teen magazine. S to ry' A . newspaper editor en­ (B - MOVIE; Grean Ics' An Tree' A frontier doctor with a se­ come Ns apprentice. (R) (Closed W innipeg 0 ) - SportsCenter phony sheik's investment com-, counters murder and divorce. electronics wizard becomes in­ cret past nurses a blind girl back claims he could put up economy in Connecticut, as 0 • Psstor Schwsmbech Captioned) volved in an emerald heist. Ryan 7:30P.M. ( 0 - Money Week Ei Saivadorans have been piaced in positions where their human rights pany — contacted Guccione anci, Jack Hawkins, Eva Bartok, Eliza­ 0 - Amezing Yrs. o f Cinem a to health Gary Cooper, Maria skyscrapers in any boom- well as the Northeast, lies in 0 - Superheroes GC ~ Ironside beth Allan. 1953. O’Neal. Omar Sharif. Anne CD - Eyawitnaas Magazine 12:45 A.M. Schell. Karl Malden. 1959 wiii no ionger be vioiated....’’ discussed financing the Atlantic 0 - Big Story 0 - Twilight Zone Archer. 1981. Rated PG. 10:00 P.M. town in the country — Hous­ QS - Soul Sat Frsa CD - All In the Family - MOVIE; Monty Python the realm of tax-and-spend City project and helping him]^ CD - N ew s 0 4 :0 0 A.M , O 0 - Shirt Tsles 0 - World Sportsman Tor IS - MOVIE; Invitibla Ray' A 5:00 P.M. - Muppet Show Live at the Hollywo^ Bowl' ton, Denver, Miami — but CD CD ' Fantasy Island A coun­ (39 ~ Horseshow Jumping: policies. It's all well and good obtain a casii^o gambling license. - night's show features Cliff Climb­ scientist Finds the power to kill CD 0 The English comedy troup per­ 0 - Vina Alsgrs 3D (D - CBS Sports Special; CD * Major Laagua Baaaball: try singer finds himself the star Cleveland Grand Prix from ing and Gliding with guest Susan with just the slight touch of a fin­ The Travers Stakes Coverage of forms favorite routines in a live' Hartford, and the Northeast, to market the state with as Promised $100 million from* Chicago Cuba at Naw York attraction at a second-rate cafe Chagrin Falls 9:00A.M. Oliver. (60 min.) ger. Boris Korloff, Bela Lugosi. the, 114th running of the ‘Mid­ concert. John Cleese. Graham M ata and a divorcee can land a fortune represents an area of oppor­ much vigor as the DED has Commentary Abdul Enterprises, Guccione be­ C D d ) ~ M eatb alls & S pagh etti Frances Drake. 1936 summer Derby’ for 3-year-old Chapman. Michael Palm. 1982. (0 - News Update O-MOVIE; "nma AftsrTlitM' if she can make it through a Jack the Ripper steals a time Thoroughbreds is presented from (3D - Solid Gold Rated R. tunity — "sound...I see it as a shown, but can we back that gan pouring money into construc­ CD - I Love Lucy 0 - N ew s Update horror-fiHed weekend. (R) (60 4 :1 5 A .M . mecNne and travels to 1979 with Saratoga, NY. (60 min.) (39 - Sports Look major area,” he told us. tion of the hotel-casino — more CD • Nine on New Jersey 0 - Magic of Bill Alexander min.) (Closed Captioned] 1:00 A.M. (59 - MOVIE: 'Gregory's Girl' up by holding down the cost of H.G. Wells in hot pursuit. Mal­ GD - Mission: Impossible (39 - Soul Outreach Crusade This month, we posed the than $70 million of his own funds 0 - WaN Street Journal colm McDowell. David Warner, 0 - Futbol Intemaccional: 0 - War Within CD ■ Sanford and Son An awkward teenager falls in love doing business? Mary Steenburgen. 1979. Rated USSR ve. Portugal 0 - MOVIE: Improper with the first female member of between 1978 and 1980. 0 - CFL FootbaH: British GD ^9 - Wide Worid of Sports 0) - Nawa/Sports/Waather CD - MOVIE: 'James Dean: his high school soccer team Gor­ question to Roy McKay and PG. Channels' A couple tries to re­ The First American Teenager' Two Thomaston plants are Columbia at Edmonton 9$ - MOVIE; Clancy Straat CD ~ Road to L.A. trieve their child from state care. 0 0 - M onitor don John Sinclair, Dee Hepburn, Improving productivity This documentary-biography in­ - MOVIE; ‘Pura Hall of S t. Boys' The boys pose as children Bob Knight, investment advi­ 0 - 'Your Msg. for Women (B Mariette Hartley, Alan Arkin, 0 - Kennedy Center Tonight Jake D’Arcy 1982 Rated PG, gone; Fotomat, in Wilton, “ WE HAD NO reason to believe Trinian's' An Eastern potentate of a poor childless couple in order 0 - CHIPS Patrol cludes clips from Dean’s movies Harry Ditson. 1981. Rated PG. 'A Salute to Duke.’ Famous jazz ( 0 - Freeman Reports sors with the Avon firm of 0 - Ever Increasing Faith comes to St. Trinian's seeking to receive relief funds. East Side QS) ” T im a O u t 'Thaater Today’s as well as interviews with people will be leaving the state to that Abdul was not a real com­ artists Sarah Vaughan, Max Editor's note: Raymond J. Don­ 0 - Road to Los Angeles the lovelier exponents as wives Kids. * 1943 programs are 'Formula 3 Car 0 - Fourth Estate who knew him. 1974 0 - MOVIE: 'Here Comes the Gregg, McKay, Knight & American workers want to be national Union of Electrical, Radio Roach and Joe Williams pay tri­ consolidate its offices in pany,” Myerson said. “ Because o( for his many sons. Joyce Grenfell, Races' and 'Rugby Rouses M e.’ 0 ) - M i Secretaria Situacion G room ' ovan is the U.S. Secretary of proud of their work and of the 0 - News Update 0 - Moneymakers bute to the late orchestra leader CD ~ MOVIE: 'Vampire People' McKay. Connecticut's prob­ and Machine Workers. the financial bait they kept dan­ Cecil Parker. George Cole. 1961. (60 min.) comica acerca de los sucesos A priest helps the police combat a California; United Technolo­ Labor. 0 0 - Smurfs Duke Ellington. (R) (60 min.) products of their companies. When It is gratifying to me that the gling before us, we were forced to 0 - Monumental Church/ 2:15P.M. 0 - Battle of tha Video Games acaecidos en una oficina. group of vampires who have in­ lem. they said, is that the gies chose to build a plant in 0 - Sessms Street (Closed ( 0 - Indapandancia da Ecuador given the chance, as a number of results reported at Westinghouse Faith • Major League - News/Sports/Waather B - At Tha Movies vaded their village. Amelia LOOKING FOR an put in more and more of our own C ap tio n ^] 0 1 0 - MOVIE: 'Privata Laasons' Fuentes, Ronald Remy. 1971. state is highly unionized. In Georgia. And this paper has 0 - MOVIE: 'Tarzan's Thraa Baseball: Boston at Kansas City 0 - Bamay Millar apartment? Be sure to By Raymond J. Donovan enlightened employers have done, have included better communica­ 0 - AFI Showcase A young man is introduced to money in anticipation of their 0 1 - Surbujes Programs infantil Challangas* Tarzan escons the 0 - Health Waek (3D “ Best of Midnight Specials check the many vacan­ addition, it lags other, more talked to smaller companies workers show remarkable insight 0 - Sports Magazine passion by Ns housekeeper. Eric tions between workers and man­ producido an Mexico. heir to the throne of an ancient 0 - Odd Couple. investment. They precluded us • 0 - Major League Baseball: Brown, Sylvia Kristel, Howard (l9 - CFL Football: Toronto at cies listed in classified progressive areas as far as The United States faces an in suggesting ways to do their jobs Oriental lend to the capital city. 0 - Julia Child and Company 0 - Matters of Ufa & Daath 'I that chose to locate a division agement, fewer grievances, re­ from turning to other, legitimate 0 • 'That Teen Show Kenaea City at Boston Hesseman. 1961. Rated R. W innipeg each day. Jock Mahoney. Woody Strode. Promise to Remember: The Story policies of taxation and go­ unprecedented challenge from our better. Their suggestions fre­ duced absenteeism and turnover, 0 • Victory Garden 0 - MOVIE: 'The Deer in some of the Sunbelt states. financial institutions.” 1963. 2:30 P.M. 5:15P.M. of Frankie Lymon.' The life and 10:15P.M. vernment spending. And foreign competitors in the world quently help raise output, reduce higher engineering productivity, 0 - Gian Campbell Show times of black teenage singer Hunter' Three men's lives are af­ Despite claims to the con­ According to the Senate report, 9:15 A.M. 0 - Nawe/Sports/Waather S ) - Crossfirs (D - Kinar's Komar fected by the trauma of the Viet­ marketplace. From autos and flaws and defects, end teredom lowr design costs, fewer costly Frankie Lymon are examined. where are the real pockets of trary, there is an attraction in “ Weinberg expressly conditioned ® - HaaMi Waak - Victocy Qardsn (0 - M O V IE : 'Dragonstayer' A 5:30 P.M. nam War. Robert DeNiro, Meryl 8 H 0 M C A 8 E steel to shoes and appliances, and improve morale. 8:00 P.M. 10:30 P.M. Streep, John Savage. 1978. changes in design cycles and other ( 9 - MOVIE; 'Hony O' An e«- sorcerer comes alive when he is (39 - Faith for Living opportunity? Well, try Cali­ those regions that we cannot approval of a loan upon Guccione's 9:30 A.M. CD - Black News Rated R. American-made goods are being The president of General Foods savings. policeman turned private eye ac­ called upon to slay a fearsome CD ® - Faeries This animated agreeing to indulge In criminal CD (£ - Buga Bunny/Road flying dragon. Sir Ralph Richard­ (0 - Newsmakers Saturday fable is based on the best-selling fornia, try the Sunbelt, try ignore. cepts an assignment from the CD - C N N N ew s 0 - T M T pushed aside by exports from other Corp. said recently that, while Runnar Show son. Peter McNicol. Rated PG. 0 - Wild Kingdom book about those magical crea­ Texas and Florida. Another innovative company, activity... (and) continued to insist man who shot Nm. David Jans­ (3D ( 0 ' Independent Network riXST SMOMTONIV ' We believe Connecticut has countries that have gained an edge industry needs modem facilities CS) - All In tha Family sen. Martin Sheen, Margot Kid­ 0) - Lawmakers 0 - MOVIE: 'Fallan AngaT A tures that live in the world of Fa­ New s (0 - Naws/Sports/Weather | Warner Gear Division of Borg- that Guccione agree to participate lonely, unloved 13-year-old be­ erie. (R) As part of the Northeast, as much potential to be a on our industrial efficiency and and up-to-date technology, there is tn - Davay/QoUath der. 1973. - Bionic Woman Wamer Corp., reports saving in bribery even after Guccione 2:45 P.M. comes involved in child pornogra­ 0 - 8cm Legends: Gary (0 Connecticut is trying desper­ product quality. a limit to how much automation Q]) - HaraM of Truth 0 - B ow ling 3 - MOVIE; My Si.tar EHm ' Cooper boom area as any other state, $230,000 a year through five explicitly rejected the sugges-' (0 - Nat. Seashore phy. Melinda Dillon, Dana Hill. Two sisters from Ohio seek to 0) - Despadida ately to attract companies, Failure to meet this competition can be installed in most plants. The (B - Allvo 8i WoHI 0 - Seeame Straat [Closed Richard Masur. 1982. further their careers in New York 0 - Norman Rockwall's Worid (0 - Entertainment This Waek but until we form a Gover­ separate employee-assistance and tion.” Specifically, Weinberg tried Captioned] 3:00 P.M. INTEBSnTES4 EXIT SB has caused a decline in our central task, he said, is to build a ® - Monoy Wook 0 - Hogan's Haroea Rosalind Russell. Brian Aheme, 0 - MOVIE: Southern particularly high-tech com­ ( S ) - MOVIE: 'Skin Game' A Janet Biair. 1942. 11:00P.M. EASTHAItTFOtD S68 UH> nor's Council to Reform employee-involvement programs. to get Guccione to bribe members O - MOVIE; Impropor Comfort' Rookie National manufacturing base and many lost smarter, better-motivated and 12:30 P.M. man repeatedly sells his partner, 0 - Facet of Medicine CD CD CD0 0 0 - N ew s Chonnola' A coupio tries to re­ B - T.J. Hookar Hooker Guardsmen are involved in a panies, and nurture its image Spending and Lower Taxes, Again, these savings were of Atlantic City's Casino Control- ( £ C£ - Naw Fat Albsrt Show who is posing as a slave. James 3 jobs for American workers. More more determined group of workers trieve their child irom Mate care. 6:00 P.M. pursues a sniper who has shot ** NFL Pra-Saaaon Football: bloody confrontation with the Ca­ Commission. Garner, Lou Gossett. Edward As- as a fresh, rich environment, achieved through less grievances, Marions Hartley, Alan Atkin, QD - Amarica's Top Tan several officers. (R) (60 min.) Los Angelas at N a w York Jets JAWS 3-D we're afraid any effort to losses will occur if we fail to make who will flourish as the economy ner. 1971. 3 ) 3 ) B - Now. jun natives. Rated R. laden with opportunity for better employer- employee rela­ Angered by his failure to entrap Hatty Ditaon. 1 981. Ratad PG. 3 ) - Amarlcan Bandstand (Closed Captioned] in; attract business will be half­ dramatic shifts in the way we improves. The executive, Philip L. - MOVIE: 'Dynamo' 3 - Staraky and Hutch tions, eliminating unnecessary Guccione, Weinberg vowed to get S - MOVIE; 'Who Has Sean (9) - A t Ths Movlos QD (32) ■ L.A. '83: Amarlcan Cup II — - SHOWN AT: — businesses that are thinking hearted. address productivity issues in the Smith, called this a “ golden ® - M O V IE : 'Distant D rum a' 3 - Off Track Batting 1 JO-3 J04:26.7M«:«6.1 liM procedures and working together revenge by ruining the publisher th a W in d ? 'A young boy growing B - Washington Dialogu# This show features the Individual workplace. opportunity” to improve coopera- IX> In a prairia tow n during tha Ds- A swamp fighter leads a force (9 ) - Star Trsk Finals of the Synchronized Swim­ B - Squara Foot Oardoning to identify changes needed both for financially. In one taped meeting praiaaion asarchaa lo r an under­ into the Florida Everglades, turn­ Q S - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts this ming Championships. (60 min.) To realize the full advantage of tion between labor and ing the tide of the Seminole Indian better productivity and for safety. attended by FBI agent Tony standing o f Ufa. Brian Pakichaud. weekly teen magazine. (39 - Virginia Slims of Loa the economic recovery now under management. Gordon Pinaant, Halan Shaver. war. Gary Cooper, Mari Atdon, Ri­ CUJ0[R 1:00 P.M. Angelas Coverage of the wom­ Amoroso, Weinberg said; "The chard Webb. 1951. (SB - Rock Church way and keep in step with changing 1977. en's tennis semifinals is pre­ - SHOWN AT ’ - The cooperative program run best way to punish him U he CD - MOVIE; -Thosa Daring 0 - Battiaatar Qalactlca Berry's World social and economic realities, we 9 - tt'a Your Businass Young Mon In Tholr Jaunty 3 ) - MOVIE; -Hwculm v*. Mm sented from Manhattan Beach. I AGREE. I am pleased that jointly by union and management Hydra' 0 - Nawa/Sports/Weathar 1 doesn't get the...place built. That Jafoplaa' During the ‘2 0 i, psrtlci- CA. (3 hrs.) must do away with outdated and there are more and more compan­ (B ) - Boy It With Sign representatives at the Forest punishes him more than anything psma in a IBOO-miia enduranca 01) - MOVIE; Mom, Mra 0 - Inside Story wasteful practices. 10:00 A.M. race head for Monte Carlo. Dud- CURSE OF THE ies seeking ways to end the Products Division of the Cleveland else.” WoHman, and Ms' A unique 0 - No Toca Boton m - Saturday Morning lay Moora. Tony Curtla, Wahar school teacher interrupts the lives 0 - Festival of Faith PINK PANTHERIpg] traditional confrontation and de­ Chiari. 1969. 0 - Black Perspactiva Cliffs Iron Co. in Michigan is a good Weinberg's scenario has come QD ® - Soooby. Scrappy-Doo/ of a free-spirited photographer B - MOVIE; -I, Claudiu.' Pt. 3 ONE OF THESE practices is the velop a more cooperative ap­ and her illegitimate daughter. SHOWHATi- example of how issues from Puppy Hour CD - MOVIE; -Franksnstaln 0 - M*A*S*H 1:16-7J6-9JS-11J6 true, Guccione said. He still Patty Duke Astin, David Bimey. ® - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar atmosphere of confrontation be­ proach. Such firnisare responsible (P - Intamathmal Christian AM Must Ba Daetroya> Matinae at tha Bijou 'Pre­ Manchester’s Newest Restaurant production and job training to doesn't have a gambling license 1980. B B - DlfTram Stroksa Mr. tween labor and management at for some of the gains we now are doctor and Ns associate work on lude to W ar.' Air Conditioned for Comfortable Dining safety 'and health have been for the casino, and he can't find (B ) - OM Tims Ooapal brein tranepisnts until the aeeo- 0 8 Faith and Delivaranca Drummond buys Arnold a good the bargaining table. We need seeing in our overall productivity. (B - MOVIE;'Jos Paloaks'This date goes Inaene. Tha doctor Hour 6:30 P.M. luck charm to end a streak of bad resolved. Resulting productivity financing to complete the hotel. ’ luck. (R) (Closed Captioned) more cooperation and less confron­ Westinghouse Electric Corp., for Mm is baaad on the comic atrip than uaea the aaaociate’t brain aa 0 - Nawa Update CD CD - CBS N ew s increases during the first five "Every time we approach character. Jimmy Durante, Stuart a transplant. Pater Cushing, Si­ B - O r . W ho DAILY and EVENING SPECIALS -SHOWN AT:- tation: Greater productivity and example, began involving some 0 - MOVIE: "Tha Southsmar' CD 0 - N aw a lJM:36.8««.7:lft.f:4S.i3.’60 months earned employees bonuses banks," Myerson said, Erwin. 1B34. mon Ward, Veronica Ci^son. B - Fantastico IIKM) AM - 9 PM fewer strikes. 18,000 of its 140,000 employees In 1970 A poor sharecropper and his fa­ CD - Barbara Mandrell and tha of about 12 percent of production- (B - Sound Fnim Hoavan Mandrall Sistara Another wasteful practice is the new "quality circles” in 1978. " (ABSCAM-related questions) CD' mily scratch out a living on stub­ ® - MOVIE; 'Jskyll and value each month. keep coming out of the blue...The QB-Wrasling born land. Zachary Scott, Batty 0 - *YouT Mag. for Woman Hyde...Together Again' Dr. Jak- Friday and Saturday Serving WAR GAMES refusal of many managers to These circles, now growing in f l) - Nsws Updats - MOVIE: 'Fury Of Field. Beulah Bondi. 1945. ylt turns into a hip Mr. Hyde and banks knew nothing about th^ * at* Herculee leads the 0 - Evans and Novak utilize the brains, as well as the many parts of industry and go­ Cooperation can take many rampages through Los Angeles. till 10:00 PM Senate committee report until wn of Thebes In rebellion to 0 - NBC N ew s Bess Armstrong. Rated R. -SHOWN AT:* brawn, of today's increasingly vernment, are groups of em­ forms, but all successful programs regain their country end punish 0 - MOVIE: 'Thank You Mr. IJ M .‘06-7:I6«J6.12J0 sent them copies.” M oto' Six scrolls to the secret of well-educated working people. ployees and their supervisors who share one element in common: the wrongdoers. Bred Herria« According to his company's Alan Steeie. 1962. a fabulous GangNs Khan hidden Boiled lobster $5.95 From the shop foreman to the work together to solve day-to-day They enlist employee talents and S i - From tfts EdHor'a Daak treasure bring seven people to­ NATIONAL LAMPOON’S!: internal documents, Guccione is B - Magic of Danes ‘What is QS - MOVIE; 'MoonNght gether. Pater Lorre. Sidney Black- DDSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs corporation president, American problems on the shop floor. The energies in workplace decision Sword and Jods Lion' w/baked potato and salad VACATION S losing $40,000 a day In Interest he- Naw7‘ Dams Matgot Fontsyn mar. John Carradino. 1937. management must realise that circles are concerned not only with tnaking. 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(B-BrsotholUfs Hors d’oeuvres inciuded to borrow money commereiallw b* 0 - Major Laagua BaeabaH: Call Sua WT- — a ^ , ______that management used in the past. G 2 - HBO Rock; Stavla Nicks In Electrical Workers and the Inter­ wages and better fringe benefits. ® - Styls With Elsa Klontah the magazine,” said Pittsburgh at Montreal/or Ban Concart TNs rock star performs 6 4 3 -9 6 3 2 1(0/1 l9464J6-7JMJI-l>i6t B B - Oary Coloman Show Francieoo at Houston her biggest hits. 623 Main St., MandiMltr 649-3666 MANCMESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 13. 1983 — 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 13. 1983 Rudolf Nureyev: aging young man W eekday TV TV commercials

better than me, but they don’t have this Bv Frederick Waterman going to marry, who’s going to take care of 5:00A.M. 8 - Jknmy Swaggart 10:30 A.M. 1 :0 0 P .M . 8 - Reading Rainbow 8 - Pink Panther Show big for networks Written for UP I them — the mundane things. quality of movement. You take photo­ ® - sign On/Naws 8 - Heckle and Jsckla 8 - Hackle and JscM* 8 - Scooby Doo graphs of Nijinsky and they are very close ® - AN In the Family ® - Hour Magazbia “ So far, I haven’t lost the belief and been 8 - Varied Programa 8:00 A.M. ® - You Aaksd For H ® 8 - All My CMIdrsn ® - Over Easy 5:00 P.M. NEW YORK (UPI) - Nobody knows better BOSTON — In a quirk of chronology, imprisioned by possessions or life outside in quality to paintings of the 16th and 17th O - Entertabunant Tonight ® - Bugs Bunny/POfky Pig 8 - Varied Programs ® - M o v l a ® - Barney MHIar than the networks that televised commercials sell Rudolf Nureyev is 45. but not middle-aged. the stage," he said. century artists who in painting one 4:00P.M. 5:30 A.M. 8 - Tom & Jarry ® - Six Million DoNar Man and that’s why they are some of the biggest He is instead an aging young man. Since Nureyev’s defection from Russia in movement had to tell som e. very deep 8 -Shape Up 8 - Wastbrook HospHal . ® - Jafteratma philosophical truth. ® - Varied Programa 8 - El Chavo/EI Chapulin 8 8 - Bala of the Century 8 8 - Deya of Our Uvea ® - Uttla Rascal* ® - Psopla'a Court advertisers on TV. His face is lined and without the 1961, during a tour of western Europe by the Roy Polevoy, vice president of on-air promo­ handsomeness of youth, yet the eyes are Kirov ballet company, he has cut a “ That’s what Nijinsky had and what I ® - Morning Stretch 8 - P o i k y P i g 8 - Marcus Walby. M. D. 0 “ Mundo Latino Jesse Lo- ® ® - Movl* - Little House on the sada y Sonia Vorhauer ton ioa sn- tion, ABC Entertainment, said his staff makes quick and sharp, not dulled by the years. A flambouyant figure — charismatic as a hope I have. 8 - Indapsndant Network 8:30A.M. 11:00 A.M. ® - Rockford FHa* Naws fritlories de este programa da 0 - Newswatch more than 5J)00 commercials a year and that pallor clings to the skin which is not quite dancer and an individual. "Any time I make a gesture it moves the ® - Flintstonas ® - Price la Rlglr atuntot publicoa nacionalas pre- 8 - Pink Panther Show 8 - CN N HsadUna Naws 8 - Entsrtainmant Tonight doesn’t include ABC Sports and ABC News. taut, though his dancer's body is hard and His talent combined with his drive to open complete design. But it is not obvious. You ® - Varied Programs ® - Tom Cottla Up CloM santando entrevistat. noticiaa, 8 - AHv* R WaNI 8 - MonsyNns deportee y un aegmento deade 8 ® - Mr. Rogsra' That’s compared to the measly 150 TV commer­ muscular. doors early. take it as a natural movement but it is not. It 8 - Supsrfrianda ® - Price la Right 8 - Or. Dsn* Scott 8 - Jhn Bakbar Hollywood trtulado ‘En PantaHa'. Nalghboftiood cials a year that the Leo Burnett ad agency does Cooling down from a baliet class, "1 wasn’t just young, I was forceful. I had is all carefully studied, thought-out and 6:00 A.M. 8 - Hungry Hearts ® 8 - Too CIOM for Comfort 0 - Reading Rainbow 8 - Tom R Jerry 8 - Osjam* Vhrir for McDonald’s. Nureyev is wrapped in layers of light experience with the Kirov (which per­ composed," he said. 8 - Oraat Space Coaster ® - CN N 2 8 - NawsMn* clothing, topped by a woolen cap. He is formed 15 times a month) and a conviction Nureyev explained that while athleticism ® 8 - Varied Program* 1 :3 0 P .M . 8 - Bob Nawhart Show What the networks have to contend with is the 8 - El Show da Eduardo II 8 - Varied Programs 8 - Ounamoks 8 - Chariia'a Angals fact that their product changes every week most talking about the life of a dancer, his of the way things ought to be done. in ballet is admired, it cannot endure by (E - New Zoo Ravus CD CD - Aa the World Turns 8 - F-Troop 8 - Woman's Day USA 8 ® - Sasam* Street [Closed 8 - Alica of the year — summer reruns get rerun ads. Russian accent lacing his careful words. "With Margot (Fonteyn, his long-time itself. ® - CBS Early Momkig Nawa 0 0 - Varied Programs Captlonad] 9:00 A.M. 8 - Jim Bafckar "We make commercials year-round for every The subject is serious for him, for he partner) we had a dialogue onstage when "After a while the public does not get ® 8 - ABC Nawa Thia 8 - Quiaro Orltar Tu Nombra mofiMiy ® - Richard Simmons 8-QomarPyls 2:00 P.M. 5:30 P.M. episode of every show,” Polevoy said, referring knows the truth that dancers die two deaths we danced. It was a composition of the two satisfaction if there is no truth in the CD - Make Room For Daddy 8 - Parity Pig movement. I am a better dancer because I ® - J o a Franklin Show ® - I Love Lucy 8 8 - Wheel of Fortune ® 8 - News to his staff of 70. Most of the work is done in-house. — professional and natural. people, it just happened and it was lucky for CD ^ 9 - Ona Life to Liva 8 - Uttla House on th* Prairie ® 8 - Happy Days Again "I still do 180 performances a year, but me and Margot. am more knowledgeable now, definitely. I 8 - Twanty-Mlnute Workout ® - M o v i s 8 - Andy Griffith Summers are devoted mainly to getting propios 0 - Are You Anybody? 4:30 P.M. 8 - Variad Programs ready for the new Fall shows. now it is more sober. When I was young I “ Dance is movement, elasticity, use of bring to dance things that are outside of it,’ ’ 8 - Buabiraa 'nmaa on ESPN ® 8 - Donahue 11:30 A.M. 8 - Something Beautiful ® - Thraa's Corrtpany 8 - Electric Compeny The networks already have started advertising was fanatical and couldn’t be questioned. the body, use of the head, accents, he said. 8 - Dr. Dana Scott ® - Straight Talk ' ® - Midday - BUI Boggs 8 - I Love Lucy ® - Gilllgan's Island 0 - Bob Newhert Show their fail line ups, even though much of the Now it is all more calm. placements, making movements speak — “ I have changed as a dancer because of 8 - 20 Minute Workout 8 - Pink Panther Show ® ^ 9 - Loving 0 - N fw s Day ® - Electric Compeny "Male dancers usually lose the belief that like a soliloquey. We have photography of this experience, this wide knowledge which 8 - Daybreak ® - You Aaksd For It 8 - Mark R Mindy production work on the programs still is going on. Rudolf Nureyev (center), described as a "phenomenon of , 8 - Calllopo Chihlren's 0 0 - Another World “ In some cases, we use material from the pilots what they are doing — dancing — is the only Nijinskyu and can see his movement — the compensates for deficiencies. Because the 8 - AN-Day Movlaa Programs 8 -R hode dance" by long-time partner Margot Fonteyne, rehearses this 0 - Nueva York Ahora and in others we actually have more than one important thing in their life. By the time way he used his body, arms and neck, and body does not always respond in the same 8 - Health Field 8 - Pattern for Living 8 - Coronction Street week fbrhisopeningatBoston’sWangCenterinthetitleroleof" 0 - Baverty Hillbillies episode,” Polevoy said. they are in their 30s, they wonder what they you could see that very special gift he had. way, I choose a repertorie that would be 6:30 A.M. 8 - M a s s 8 - Bavariy HillMllias Recipe bean Investigation are going to do after they retire, if they are "Many dancers can do things technically better suited. "Don Quixote." 2:30 P.M. “ Or we create commercials on our own. 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The Bowery Carrillo. official inaaniiy of tha Cold War la 6:30 P.M. 0 - Maes. Council of Rabbte 39 Mouth parti 12 13 14 Club ^ y i^ Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 8 - World SpactxiTUm To­ ptri'fttV’ Tlwra crimkiala ara cap-', friends who are young at heart recraated. 1982. (X)-CBSNowa 8 -N o w s hited by a farmsr who takas i w - 41 Superlative SI - MOVIE: 'Cuator of tha night'. .how faature. Ste.pl.- IB It and know how to have tun. Per­ CD " Oral Robarts QD-N owo tic* Into hi* own hand*. Emeu 4Senv\ suffix 17 West* Custer is sent wsst after 8 - Motet J w B ue BraohaB: chue. Tuna Fi.hing wid Auio sons with whom you pal around (3D - Return To Plaitat Of Apes 0 - Sports Weekend Review Kansas City M Boston Racing with m a t Candica Ber­ 11:45P.M. 42 School organ!, the Civil War where Indian na­ 8 - Inokte Buakwra IB 10 20 will Influence your tempo. 8 - Nawamakaro 8 -8 o o p b o x gen. (60 min.) QD - Hawaii Fivs-O » zation (tbbr.) 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Los Angsiss Covsrsgs of ths Kkfc Is not raimburaad by an insur­ Michael Pain, Sfialay S 2 a '- vour dally newspaper — the Today's program fssturss Joe Di- ance compeny efter Ns cafa is 8 - Ebony/Jst Showoasa _ _ »H3 K k ’Th e Raven" CD - NsshvIHa on the Road Clint Eastwood. 1962. RatedINi. CD ' Pan Amarioan Gamas women's finsis Is prsssntsd from B» •0 Msggio. robbed, tn QtwiR|>KA,>K.mR„ UR PH > tuoR it itatterles never go dead in Msr>hsttsn Bssch. CA. (3 hrs.) 8 - Nawa/Sporta/Waalhar 8 - B l B « t o t v 60 Put up ttska the nnlddle of a story. 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Aug. 13, 1983 MANCIIKSTEH HERALD. .Sutuidiiy. .Aug. 13, 1983 — i; Obituaries Soviet teen’s runaway Spanish sailors, Edwin J. Griswold FOCUS/ P eo p le Edwin J. Griswold, 77, of 71 state man saved Crestwood Drive, Manchester, sparks diplomatic furor died Friday at Manchester Mem­ orial Hospital. He was the husband of the late Evelyn Hoyle Griswold. by Coast Guard WASHINGTON (UPI) - A r ^ - He was born in Chicopee, Mass., Soviet teenager's decision to on July 9, 1906, and had lived in run away from his dipiomat Springfield, Mass., before moving father’s Washington-area home BOSTON (UPI) — In two He’s quite hoarse.” to Manchester in 1940. Before and letters stating his desire to separate operations. Coast Guard In the fishing boat rescue, thi retiring in 1968, he was a general remain in America Friday officials Friday pulled 20 Spanish Coast Guard said crew members foreman with Pratt & Whitney, touched off a high-level diplo­ sailors from life rafts after their Jumped into two life rafts whicit East Hartford, and had been with matic tug-of-war. trawler ran aground and rescued a ' drifted away from the vessel; the company for 28 years. The State Department said it vacationing Connecticut man officials said. He was a member of the South is insisting that U.S. authorities whose boat sank, forcing him to ’Two Coast Guard helicopters, ' 0 United Methodist Church. have an opportunity to inter­ cling to a seat cushion for 12 hours. two boats and two ships searched He is survived by a daughter, view the boy, said to be back in Coast Guard spokesman Craig Muskaget Channel waters several Mrs. Robert (Jean) Walker of Wellman said the sailors were miles offshore for about an hour Washington with his parents, •SiO ClAyfCt/^ O m. Longmeadow, Mass.; a brother, before he leaves country. rescued from life rafts after their before locating the rafts. The creW Myron Griswold of Greenfield, A State Department spokes­ fishing trawier, the 123-foot Span­ members were taken aboard th« Mass.; three grandchildren: and a man said that Secretary of State Jo lyCS /<-! yinX. ish trawler, the Tesarte, ran Coast Guard cutter Bittersweet. great-granddaughter. George Shultz was personally aground between Martha’s Vine­ Another four crew members and Funeral services will be Monday involved and stayed late at the yard and Nantucket shortly before five National Marine Fishery * - t f at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral State Department Thursday midnight. Service Agents remained aboard Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. night working on the case. No one was injured and the Coast the vessel. Burial will be in Hillcrest Park The White House confirmed Guard was investigating why the \ If Cemetery, Springfield, Mass. that a letter from the boy had vessei ran aground. ^ Friends may call at the funeral been received and that the Rescued after spending 12 over­ home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 President was aware of it. night hours clinging to the seat p.m. The story began Wednesday y - v . - - - ^ . ------cushion and yelling for help in 4-to Reagan gets’ Memorial contributions may be when when the Soviet embassy 6-foot seas off Cape Cod Bay was made to the American Heart notified local police that the mu-Xf Richard Cosgrove, 26, of Colches­ high marks ^ Associatrion, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Andrei Berezhkov, 16, and his 7 ter, Conn. He was treated for ■4 ford 06105. father’s car were missing, and exposure. an all-points bulletin was Cosgrove had taken a 12-foot HARTFORD (UPI) — President issued. The State Department aluminum skiff out early Thursday Reagan gets good marks from Erwin Beyer at that point treated the incident .7 into Cape Cod Bay for a solo- Connecticut residents for his han­ Erwin Beyer of 133 E. Center St., as a routine police matter. fishing trip, but suffered engine dling of the economy and appar­ Manchester, died Friday at Man­ Berezhkov is the son of Soviet trouble. When seas got rough the ently is in a good position to mount chester Memorial Hospital. He diplomat Valentin Berezhkov boat sank, forcing him to ciing to a another campaign should he seek was the husband of Eleanor White 67, a first secretary at the cushion seat until he was rescued reeiection, a new poll shows. Beyer. embassy and career diplomat. The text of a letter Andrei Berezhkov allegedly wrote to the New about 6 miles northeast of Cape “ Since last summer, the public He was born in Germany and had Thursday, it became known York Times. Cod Canal. feels there has been good deal of '-J' lived in Manchester for 45 years. that The New York Times and “ His body temperature was low progress,” said G. Donald Ferree Before retiring he was employed the White House had received from the exposure but he’s eating a Jr., director ooll conducted for The with United Technologies Corp., letters in which “ Andy Berezh­ tary. I hate my country and it’s "and it looks like a provocation meal now — his first in more than Hartford Courant by the Institute East Hartford, for many years. kov” announced that he hated (sic) rules and I love your to us.” 24 hours,” said a spokeswoman at for Social Inquiry at the University ' Jil’A Besides his wife, he is survived the Soviet Union and its rules country. I want to stay here. I A U.S. spokesman said: ” We Falmouth Hospital, where Cos­ of Connecticut. by a daughter, Mrs. Thomas and wanted to stay in the United write to Mr. President and I want to talk with him. We grove was treated. “ President Reagan’s ratings to t (Doris) Tedford of East Hartford; “ He told us after he had the handling the economy are not only J ( States because “ I love your hope he will help me.” presume he wrote the letters. If Herald photo by Pinto three grandsons: and a brother country.’ ’ The Times letter also said, “ I there is a question that the engine trouble he dropped anchor higher than they were (a year Herald photo by Pinto Herald photo by Tarquinio and several nieces and nepehews When the State Department know you are a free press... and letters are forgeries that’s a because the tide was going out and ago), but also match his general Clifford and Marietta Hammond of 53 Perkins St. married in Germany. became aware of two letters the I hope you’ll help me.” The good reason to talk to him.” wanted to wait to take the tide in job performance rating,” he said; Francis and Shirley Feeney of 39 Eva Drive married 10 Joseph and Mary DuPont of 56 Woodside St. met at the Private funeral services and routine police matter became paper said the teenager’s at­ By Friday afternoon the inter­ when it came back. But then seas Forty-nine percent of the SOe in their 60s. They met at a bowling alley months after they met at his retirement party. hurial will be held at the conven­ Manchester Senior Citizens Center. "We hit it off right an incident between the major tempt to leave home lasted less view between the Soviet tee­ got too rough and about 9 p.m. the people surveyed at random rated from the start.” Mrs. DuPont says. ience of the family. There are no powers. than 24 hours and that he was nager and U.S. authorities had boat capsized. He tried to cling to Reagan as excellent or good ig calling hours. Memorial donations The letter to the Times, returned to his parents’ home in not been arranged. But State the boat but it went down and he handling economic problems, may be made to the charity of the signed "Andy Berezhkov,” be­ the Washington suburbs. Department spokesman John instead just clung to the life co m p a rt with 22 percent in a donor’s choice. gan, ’ T m a Soviet kid. My A Soviet spokesman said that Hughes said, ” We continue to cushion. similar poll conducted a year ago. The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 father works at the Soviet the letters were forgeries, that insist that he doesn’t depart “ He said he never gave up hope, Only 17 percent gave Reagan a Main St., Manchester, is in charge embassy. He is the 1st secre- the boy is back with his parents prior to an interview.” and was yelling for help and poor rating, a sharp decline from of arrangements. crossine his arms for warmth. 37 percent a year ago. Love after 50 V .S./W orld Convicted killer released ' . ' .f 4" jir ' HOUSTON (UPI) — A man convicted of It’s not without tangles. But it’s worth it, couples say. ■ ,) > 0 - in Brief attempted murder for shooting his comatose father was sentenced Friday to 30 days in jail but By Cherle O’Neil was freed three hours later by an appeals court Special to the Herald Sister Elizabeth Deliee. director of St. Joseph Airline workers on strike that will decide whether the jail term is valid. ‘I hacj to marry her,’ he replies College’s gerontology program for the past eight . ■ . M i Billy Ray Clore, 26, accompanied by his a partner to dance with instead of years, says family problems can follow a late -f. ■ . WASHINGTON (UPI) — The union represent­ mother, brother and two sisters, report^ to Sitting comfortably at their dinner table, Francis jokingly. ’All our dating was waiting indefinitely to be asked.’ marriage. ing 2,000 Continental Airlines mechanics and Harris County Jail to start serving his sentence Feeney. 66, and his wife Shirley, 58, look and act like Children, she says, can be a problem. other workers said Friday that contract talks but was freed by the Texas Court of Criminal any elderly couple happily married for 30 to 40 years. costing me too much money.’ Mary DuPont Although all the couples interviewed found family with the airline had failed and announced the Appeals, which will decide whether a lower court and children supportive of their marriages, Sister n, * So do Joseph DuPont, 67, and his wife, Mary, 59, as Francis Feeney union would go on strike at 12:01 a.m. EDT judge had the authority to sentence him to jail. they sit in the living room of their 56 Woodside St. age 59 Elizabeth warns that the issue of inheritance can Saturday. State District Judge Ted Poe imposed the jail home. age 66 trigger some unexpected bitterness. Jim Conley, communications director for the term earlier Friday and also ordered Clore to Certaintly nothing about these two couples’ ’We knew marriage was right She gives an example. Daughters, she says, who International Association of Machinists and donate 25 hours a month to picking weeds and mannerisms would indicate otherwise. may have been anticipating ownership of their Aerospace Workers, announced at 6 p.m. EDT removing trash from a Harris County pauper But there IS something unique about them. Their for us.’ mother's belongings such as jewlery, may find that talks with the Texas-based airline had cemetery. A jury sentenced him to three years courtship and marriage began well past the age of 50. ’You have someone to go places competition from their new stepmother. broken down and the strike called. Shirley Feeney probation last month. with. And at weddings, you have “ The company made what they said was their Clore was convicted last month of attempted AT A TIME when most married couples feel the age 58 TO AVOID such hassles, Sister Elizabeth says final offer and we said, ‘No thanks.’ The offer murder for the shooting of his father, Robert, S3, security of those early years of marriage behind couples often seek legal advice. wasn’t even as good as the last offer,” Conley while he rested in a nursing home bed. ’The elder them, the Feeneys and the DuPonts and otners are The couples interviewed had the foresight to do just said. Clore had been in a coma for four months and just starting out. was living alone," she says. "the old myth.” This is the widespread belief that the that. Bruce Hicks, spokesman for Continental at its suffered from kidney and heart ^sease. Their success, however, at meeting someone late in Clifford and Marietta Hammond of 53 Perkins St. elderly are too set in their ways to adjust to anything Both husbands and wives made separate wills, Houston headquarters, insisted negotiations He died two weeks after the shooting and a life is testament to the fact that love is ageless. are another couple who remarried at the age of 70 keeping possessions acquired by their first families in were continuing. new, such as a new wife or husband. This is a lifelong medical expert said his death was not ca u s^ by Ask Betty Heiss. She has her master’s degree in after years of widowhood. Mrs. Hammond says they personality trait, not a condition of aging, she says. that family. Distribution of items purchased during gunshot wounds. social work and a private counseling practice in had planned to be just friends until the ice storm of “ You don’t have problems unless you look for the second marriage are the couple’s responsiblity. Honda gets 172 m.p.g. Storrs. She says that people in their 50s, 60s and 70s 1973 separated them for a couple days. them,” says Mrs. Feeney. Mrs. Hammond says she and her husband wanted to marry for the same reasons that any 20- or 30-year-old She says both she and her husband try not to dwell start fresh and sold most of their possessions to SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — You won’t find Jim Neariy 800 Poles freed would — namely for love, companionship and DURING THAT TIME, she worried about his gas on problems. antique dealers or gave them to their own children. Sawyer’s 172 mile-per-gallon experimental car in WARSAW, Poland — Nearly 800 people — half security. stove blowing up, and he worried about her freezing to Mrs. Tedford says she and her husband had to make This was 10 years ago, she says, and today they can any showroom and he is not about to disclose the of them political prisoners — have been pardoned Mrs. Feeney divorced her first husband after 15 death. They realized then how much they cared for some minor adjustments but not many. She says the relax, knowing that all this is behind them. secret of his auto’s outstanding fuel economy. and released from prison some two-thirds of the years of marriage.“ Marrying Francis just felt like one another and decided to marry. old myth really didn’t apply to them. ”We fell like The limited income of a couple in their later years Sawyer’s converted 1972 Honda 600, shown to way through a scheduled 30Klay amnesty period, the natural thing to do," she says. Widower Harold Tedford, 68, and a former we’ve been married all our lives,” she says. and on Social Security can be another disadvantage. reporters Thursday, is the result of 10 years of' the Justice Ministry said Friday. Feeney was married for 41 years. “ I had to marry Manchester resident for 56 years, says he’s known his Mrsr. Heiss contends that older people are less Sister Elizabeth says many couples, to keep both work that began in the midst of the energy crisis Officials said most cases had been decided but her,” he replies jokingly. “ All our dating was costing future second wife, Rose, 68, since 1931. anxious and more open and flexible than the young. Social Security checks, will decide to live together of the early 1970s. there was no word how many more people would me too much money.” Tedford says his first marriage was a successful That’s because they’re more experienced. rather than marry. The 67-year-old engineer said he has spent over be freed, or how many political prisoners would Mrs. DuPont, a widow, says when she met her one. “ When you have a good first marriage and then $100,000 on the project. Mrs. DuPont agrees. “ Marriage is easier when you be denied amnesty. future husband, things just clicked. become widowed, you are anxious to remarry,” he are older. You become more patient and less hasty in YES, THERE ARE positive sides to marrying late. The key to the high mileage figures are the Those who gave themselves up included two “ We knew marriage was right for us," she says. says. making decisions," she says. There are no young children to raise, for instance. car’s aerodynamic qualities, which Sawyer regional Solidarity chiefs, said the state-run news People are happier when married because they Perhaps Barbara Gallatin Anderson, an authority Felix Davis, the director of Manchester’s Pastoral Mrs. Tedford says when you marry late, you are developed from his experience as an aircraft agency, PAP. They were Lech Biegalski, a don’t feel alone, she says. “ You have someone to go on the subject, sums it up best in her book ‘ ‘The Aging Counseling Center, says marrying in later years cun more settled. There are no children, no mortgage bills designer. The auto has a drag coefficient — the former Solidarity regional chairman in the places with. And at weddings, you have a partner to Game.” (McGraw Hill, 1979) lead to problems. “ Lifelong habits might gel in the to pay. and, the couple has retired, no joD or time chief measure of aerodynamics — of .20. The north-east and Jan Bartczak, a former regional dance with instead of waiting indefinitely to be “ The years after 60 are not a time to be alone, way,” he says. » pressures. “ As far as I’m concerned, there are no Herald photo by Tarquinio typical American car has a drag coefficient of asked,” she says. especially if a man or woman has had little practice at drawbacks,” she says. around .30 or more. head of the disbanded union in eastern central Lifelong habits — overdrawing the checking Preparing the evidence Poland. it. fsolation, too, easily finishes the dehumanizing account, playing the television during dinner, nail And. though the topic is a delicate one, those who The resulting car at first glance is reminiscent She says their marriage even inspired some of their Most of those who turned themselves in were action society has already begun," she writes. biting — can become a source of irritation when a marry late can still enjoy an active sex life. Mrs. Heiss of the “ future cars” designers came up with in the widowed friends to remarry. motivated by a wish to return to normal life, couple marry late in life. Anthony LoGrasso prepares Friday for miffed a week ago to learn that the court 1950s. It has a rounded, sloping nose, curved back “ I would recommend marriage to any person who MRS. HEISS EAGERLY debunks what she calls There can be other problems, too. critical guests from Hartford superior workers had ‘superior’ pizza delivered and what looks like fins protruding from the rear convinced by the hopelessness of their roles Please turn to page 20 end. underground amid evident signs of progress court at his pizzeria, Tony's Cuisine, in from Chicago and challenged them to towards stability in the country, PAP said. the K-Mart Shopping Plaza. Tony was try his. The workers’ verdict; Tony wins. Profile

Police silent on cocaine angle Name Bill Davis HARTFORD STATE TECHNICAl COllEGE Addreos 92 Woodhill Road BOULDER, Colo. 401 FlatbuMi Avanua, Hartford, Conn. 06100 Smika’s home in Akron, avenues we are investi­ was recovered two days results from the FBI lab in Occupation Bus driver (UPI) — Police Friday Colo. Tests have indicated gating. It’d be unfair to after Wells’ death at the iOUanON IXTENSMN Favorite Manchester restaurant Cavey’s ^ j said they had no addi­ Washington. D.C the that the weapon used to say that this is a drug case horne of Smika’s mother. police spokesman said. 527-4111 tional evidence to proceed kill Wells was a 20-gauge Favorite food italian and domestic if it’s only one of those Police seized the weapon He said police also were into the shotgun slaying ol shotgun. avenues we’re after Mrs. - Smika con­ Favorite beverage Gin and tonic Sidney Wells, boyfriend of studying items seized OFF CAMPUS PROGRAM “ We have asked Mr. exploring.” tacted investigators and from Wells’ condomi­ Favorite hobby Gardening actor Robert Redford’s Smika to make himself Grimm said the shot­ gave them consent to nium, which included a Favorite sport Basebali daughter, despite allega­ available to the continu­ gun, which had been re­ search the house. variety of cocaine para­ HowoH Chonoy Rooiond V ocatbnd Tochnicd School Roots for Red Sox tions the victim was a ing investigation...to stay cently cleaned and oiled. “ We’re awaiting test cocaine dealer. phernalia. W1 Waal MIddia Tumplka Idea of a good vacation in touch,” Grimm said. Manetoatar, Conn. 00040 Cape Cod Detectives refused “ He is free to do what he 527-4111 What do you do to relax Read, watch TV, go out to dinner comment if their investi­ wants. Preferred entertainment Movies gation was centered on “ We simply don’t have THANKSGIVING EVENINQ DIVISION medical reports that tra­ enough evidence in the NOVENA TO ST. JODE FALL TERM REGISTRATION AT CHENEY Favorite entertainer Cheryi Ladd ces of the narcotic were AUGUST 2IL 21, ISM Favorite actor and actress case to proceed further,” 0 W) SI. idi. iketli a t «rt)r, Saplambar 0 ,1983-No«ombor 22,1902 0 p.m. to 7 p.m. Tom Selleck and Linda Evans found in the body of Wells, he said. (iiit ■ tiila rid M mdn; Mr Music preferred Classical 22, who was found shot to Boulder County Cor­ kimu if Imu Ckiit, MIM iiliitii- I Favorite magazine and newspaper death Aug. 1 at his luxur­ oner Ronald Ahiberg said NATIVE ITEM NO. COURSE NO. COURSE NAME National Geographic and the SH d d Kh imki ipnik pbii- t im e CREDIT FEE Manchester Herald ious condominium near Thursday, “ Cocaine was ip h to if m 4. I i |N I t m rr MONDAY & WEDNESDAY the University of Colorado found in the body. It’s mni t o Hi A 0 d m twt id BOO MIH04S Pn-TNMcH Mib (il|iln)' yo-ftOO Favorite novel "Winds of War” where he was a student. hard to say how much was Itoly h| ti dM M tis pm adi Favorite store in Manchester D & L Stores Miss Shauna Redford, 001 MTH141 present or how long it had pat imr k CM ti m udstiM. PEACHES 002 Pet Schnauzer named “Duffy" whom Wells dated the been in there.” to M ■ ly pnat at upit pdi- MTN241 TidNCil MidMRitss I StOUAI past three years, lived one He said the county’s IM. k (dMi I pnaiN k toi yai 003 NTH 342 M«rfKtarii| NaOi I g;00.|.|g Favorite spot In Manchester My house floor below that of Wells. pathologist was expected HM kaM at can ya k li ImM. (Open 7 days A Week) T1JESDAY & THURSDAY Car Pontiac T1000 David Grimm, Boulder to obtain additional infor­ by Ika “la Fdtn, Itra IW Favotite color Beige police spokesman, also 009 ECO 340 mation from laboratory Main Id Cbria.'’ Pdlicitia ad ti If Ecssib 6:IH:00 Pot peeve refused to say whether tests Friday. pidid. St. Idi aiy fa H ad dl nti 010 END 041 Drivers who ignore the S.O.S. Thayne Smika, 24, p Smika has contended yai ai taa. Iks ana In Oil EM 140 lights on the bus roommate of Wells, was a Wells w a s Aj) I tm Id ^ APARO'S dRCHARD'S 012 EM 240 Eyd hspiijtisi H MM* Favorite TV show ’’M*A*S*H" suspect in the case. Detec­ d e a l e r , _,. 33S4 M M Oa AVL 013 Best thing about Manchester The people tives seized a “ freshly Grlmffi ‘S^^ftf^Srugs ' ' H. «t. RUT 132 hNMi I K N y g cleaned” shotgun from “ may be one of the OUWOMaWY, CONN. Worst thing about Manchester Nothing MANCH’-lSTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 13. 1983 - 13 ■ MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, A u k . 13, 1983 Senior citizens Weddings There’s time to get in on summer trips

Editor’s note: ’This column is prepared by the Manchester Senior Citizens Center. It appears in the Manchester Herald Wednesdays and Saturdays.

By Jeanette Cave Center Director It’s not too late to get in on the tall end of summer trips at the center. Fliers with detailed information for the Cape Cod trip are available at the center. If you are interested in this or any of the other trips, call Daniels at 646-3012. Gm s *” M ~ ^®rtford Stage Company, "Anything Aug. 30 — Gillette Castle with lunch at the Gelston House, $16. tept. 9 — Dinner at Wright’s Chicken Farm and tour of LaSalette Shrine, $16. The center is still looking for volunteers to assist us in painting and cleanup during the two-week closing period. I am sure that all seniors who frequent the center can take pride in the manner that the center is maintained. If you can help, please call the office. Ladies can be instrumental in helping with the crafts and ceramics room. The Manchester Health Department will begin the operation of the Geriatric Clinics on Aug. 25 at Mayfair Gardens. 9to 11 a.m.. and Westhill Gardens, 1 to 4 p.m. If you have need to see the nurse, call the Health Department at 647-3173. A detailed schedule Mrs. Paul B. Pawelec Mr. and Mrs. John E. Sating Mrs. Paul R. Little Mrs. Gary L. Smith will be available shortly. On Thursday, Aug. 18, at 5 p.m. the last evening Recognize this location? picnic for the summer will be held, with Lou Joubert 3 Pawelec-Carey Saling-Anderson and the Senior Center Orchestra entertaining. If you Little-Coykendall Smith-Ostrinsky need a ride, call the center at 647-3211. Seniors are reminded that the center will be closed Lane. The photo, in a wooden frame somehow Jeanne Ann Carey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel for activities Aug.22 to Sept. 5. However, the office will Carlyle-Johnson Machine Co. is today. It was Goetz bakery and made its way to a Northford flea market where Luce snaooed it Sherrie Lynn Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marie Louise Coykendall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ice cream oar or. wh nh was rioetrr.uo/4 hv/fira iQnn ______. .. ______.. --- . ------11 i-uce snappeo It Joseph Carey of 66 Ludlow Road, and Paul Bennett Alida Jayne Ostrinsky, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. be open for gold cards, and business. The weekly ice cream parlor, which was destroyed by fire about 1900. The George L. Anderson of 172 Eldridge St. and John Eldon B. Coykendall of 354 Fulton Road, and Paul up about eight years ago. Note the dapper way the delivery Pawelec of Hartford, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Abraham L. Ostrinsky of 182 Bissell St. and Gary Lee shopping trip on 'Tuesdays will still run at its regularly photo was loaned to the Manchester Herald by Roger A. Luce of Edward Saling, son of Edward P. Saling Jr. of 80 Robert Little, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Little of wagon drivers are dressed. Stanley Pawelec, were married July 30 in St. Smith of Rocky Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. scheduled time. Bingo and pinochle has teen Vernon St., were married July 9 at Community 183 Briarwood Drive and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Aryton Bartholomew Church. Smith of Dickinson Center, N.Y., were married June scheduled on Sept. 6 when the center reopens to make Baptist Church. of Long Hill Road, Andover, were married July 9 at St. The Rev. Martin Scholsky performed the double 12 at Fiano’s Restaurant. Justice of the peace, Elsie up the time lost on Labor Day. The Rev. James Meek performed the double ring Peter’s Episcopal Church, South Windsor. Swensson, performed the double ring ceremony. ring ceremony. Mrs. Denise Joyce of Providence, ceremony. Scott Rioxoe was organist. The bride was Don’t forget the Golf Tournament on Aug. 29. You The Rev. Bruce Jacques performed the double ring Gerald Lehoulier was organist. The bride was given in R.I., cousin of the bride, was soloist. Melvin Lumpkin given in marriage by her mother. may sign up with one of the league officers. The Advice ceremony. Phillip Isaacson, organist and choirmas­ marriage by her parents. of Manchester was organist. The bride was given in Barbara L. Ayer of Willimantic, sister of the bride, starting times will be announced as soon as the roster marriage by her father. ter at Christ Church Cath^ral, was organist. The Teresa Priskwaldo of Manchester, friend of the' has been completed. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Elysa bride was given in marriage by her parents. Mrs. Donna Riley of Stafford Springs, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were LynnO. Items can still be donated for the Tag Sale to be held Fleming of Manchester, cousin of the bride, Patricia Susan Schneider of Manchester was maid of honor. bride, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Gail Evans of Manchester, sister of the bride, Nadine W. on Sept. 10. We thank all those who have brought in Dudzik of Manchester, Ann Sweeney of East ■Bridesmaids were Marcia Murray of Manchester and lamonaco of Manchester, Cheryl Kupec of East Govoni of Rocky Hill, cousin of the bride, and Susan A. such nice usable items. Hampton, sister of the groom, and Janet Gurka of Susan LaTour of Taftville. Affajr was fertile grounds for court action Hartford, Suzanne Porter, cousin of the bride, and Tallahassee, Fla. Smith of Dickinson Center, N.Y., sister of the groom, A hearty hello goes to Bernice Martin whom we Simon Leath of Kent, England, was best man. Mrs. Cheryl Larsen, both of Coventry. and Michelle Winick of Windsor, cousin of the bride. have not had the pleasure of her presence for a long Geoffrey J. Gurka of Tallahassee, Fla., was best Ushers were David Little of Andover, brother of the Robert Sheehan of Newington was best man. Ushers time. Get well and hurry back. Warm regards also are DEAR ABBY: I had an I was advised to sue him Steve Maloney of Wethersfield, was best man. man. Ushers were Brian Clarke of Vernon, cousin of groom, and Christopher LaTour of Taftville. DEAR TAKING: away in marriage? were Frank L. Evans Jr., of Manchester, brother-in- affair with a man I work for leading me to believe Ushers were John Kotulski and John Thomas, and A1 the groom, Keith Antoine an(l Bart Goodin of East extended to Gertrude Hermann and Bert Loughrey Right! (And neither can a Could I walk down alone After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn law of the bride, Harry J. Govoni of Rocky Hill, cousin with. I ’m well over 21 and that I was safe from him. Perugini, all of Hartford, and Kevin McDermott of Hartford, and Luke Anavi of Essex, Mass. who are in Manchester Memorial Hospital. man.) and have my father wait­ Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to Antigua’ of the bride, and Stanley H. Ostrinsky df Manchester, should have known better, Two questions: Can I Windsor Locks. After a reception at Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton, the ing for me? Please give They will make their home in Waterbury. brother of the bride. but he told me he was sue him? And can he sue After a reception at Willie’s Steak House, the couple couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They are Schedule for week DEAR ABBY: My fa­ me some ideas. I sent for making their home in Manchester. The bride is a 1978 graduate ot I6ast CatiioUc High After a reception at Fiano's, the couple left on a ’’fixed” (vasectom y), so I his doctor? Dear Abby left on a wedding trip to Cape Cod, They will make wedding trip to Disney World in Florida. They will ther is in a wheelchair your booklet on how to The bride attended Manchester Community College School and a 1982 graduate of Stonehill College. She is Monday: 7:30 a.m., golf league at MCC; 10 a.m., didn’t have to worry. their home in Hartford. make their home in Rocky Hill. LEARNED THE (spinal cord injury) and have a lovely wedding. It in the legal assistant program. She worked for employed by the New Milford Board of Education as a bingo; 12:30 p.m., pinochle gamps. Bus pickup at 8 Well, he wasn’t as Abigail Van Buren The bride is a 1977 graduate of East Catholic High The bride is a graduate of Manchester High ^h ool HARD WAY will never walk again. I was very helpful, but it Probate Court Judge William FitzGerald. The groom grade 1 teacher. a.m., return trips at noon and 3; 15 p.m. “ fixed” as he said he was am being married and didn’t cover this. School. She is employed as a supervisory data entry is a graduate of Western Connecticut State University and Manchester Community College and is employed Tuesday: 8:15 a.m., women’s golf league; 9 a.m., The groom is a 1978 graduate of RHAM High School because I turned up preg­ DEAR LEARNED: would like to have my Thank you. operator at Hartford Office Supply Co. The groom is a and will attend Gordon-Conwell Theological seminary by Travelers Insurance Company. shopping bus; 12:30 p.m., bus returns from shopping. and a 1982 graduate of New England College. He is nant! When I told him, he You can sue anyone you father ’ ’walk” me down DECEMBER BRIDE A 1979 graduate of South Catholic High School. He is in Hamilton, Mass., to earn a master of divinity The groom is a graduate of St. Regis Falls High Wednesday: lo a.m.. Friendship Circle, pinochle employed by Richard H. Barry Inc. as a real estate didn’t believe me, but wanttosue. Andsocanhe. the aisle and give me employed by Aetna Life and Casualty. degree. School, St. Regis Falls, N.Y. and is employed by Pratt games; 12:30 p.m., bridge games: 1 p.m., arts and appraiser. after 1 showed him the lab Whether you (or he) can away in marriage, which DEAR BRIDE: Any of & Whitney Aircraft, Middletown. crafts. Bus pickup at 8 a.m., return trips at noon and report and my doctor’s collect is another matter. presents a problem. the options you mentioned 3: IS p.m. my own experience worth Those who give you only bill, he believed me. Mar­ There’s a valuable lesson Would it look funny if is perfectly acceptable. Thursday: 10 a.m., orchestra rehearsal; 5 p.m., sharing with your the number of the place riage is out of the question here. In matters as se­ Dad accompanied me Do whatever is comforta­ picnic — bus will pick up. readers: they work (with the lame because he isn’t my type rious as contraception, down the aisle in his ble for you and your A bout Town Friday: 9 a.m., registration for Cape Cod at center; excuse, “ Well, that’s (for marriage). Besides, leave nothing to chance. When I give my phone wheelchair? He can oper­ father. It’syourday. Good 10 a.m., bingo; 12:30 p.m., setback games. Bus pickup where I usually am” ) he is twice-divorced and Assume that the responsi­ number to a man, I ate it himself, so it’s not as luck and God bless. at 8 a.m., return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. says he will never marry always ask for his be­ ■ merit suspicion. if I would have to push it. n bility is all yours — again. because it usually is. cause it’s a very easy way Having a man’s number He’s not sensitive about Getting married? U "U* Girl In Akron G olf scores He went back to the to separate the married can be very important if being in a wheelchair and W’hether you want a for­ doctor who performed his DEAR ABBY: I know men from the single ones. you make a date and for says he will do anything I mal church wedding or a for soap race Low gross: Joe Grenevich, 38; Joe Kennedy, ; 39 vasectomy and had some you asked to hear from Men who have some­ some reason have to can­ want him to do. Has simple, “ do-your-own- Jack Funke, 40; Wen Johnson, 40; DickGiacomini,41; Kristen Price, 13. of tests made that proved his men on the subject of thing (or ’ ’someone” ) at cel it, or want to tell him anybody ever done this? thing” ceremony, get Ab- Mike Sibrinz, 41; Mike Zwick, 41; Low net: Paul Manchester, is in Akron, vasectomy didn’t hold. whether the woman home to hide can be you’ll be running late. I ’m afraid it wouldn’t look by’s booklef. Send $1 plus Barron, 28; Paul Brouillette, 28; Mike Sibrinz, 28; Ohio this week where she He’s considering suing the should call the man, or flushed out quickly, as right. a long, self-addressed, Dick Giacomini, 29; Pete Anderson, 30; Dick In these times a woman will represent Manches­ doctor. In the meantime, I wait for him to call her, they either refuse your Could I have my older stamped (37 cents) enve­ Berggren, 30; Joe Donohue, 30. can’ t be too careful. brother walk me down the lope to: Abby’s Wedding ter in the 46th All- had an abortion, which but I hope you will find the request or give you a Right, Abby? G aisle and have my father Booklet. P.O. Box 38923, American Soap Box cost me $300. following gathered from phony number. TAKING NO CHANCES waiting for me to give me Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Derby on Saturday. Pinochle scores During the week, she Annette Hillery, 614; Martin Bakstan, 594; Bob Hill, and other local champs 592; Marjorie McLain, 590; Bess Moonan, 579; Frank from throughout the Uni­ Toros, 573; Harry Pospisil, 5 72; Paul Ottone, 565; Pounds came quickly aftergettingtoage 17 ted States, are staying at Robert Schubert, 565; Betty ’Turner, 560. Derbytown, a YMCA DEAR DR. LAMB: I follow the Scarsdale diet 'camp. Today, the 88 com­ u.iOther form of estrogen. Bridge scores am writing to you about a and exercise but still I Radio City Station. New petitors will be racing for worldwide problem. All In short, body fat has an York, N.Y. 10019. Tom Regan, 7,810; Ruth Regan, 5,260; Jack Owen, can’t look halfway as good trophies and college scho­ my life I never had a as I used to look. endocrine function. 5,110; Carl Popple, 4,870; Marje McLain, 4,620; Kitty Now you are wise to larship awards. They weight problem. I could What could have hap­ Byrnes, 3,890. avoid becoming over­ range in age from 12 indulge without the bulge. pened? Could my metabo­ Your Health Bobbed hair Kristen Price weight, but don’t confuse through 15. Sometimes I would lose lism have shut down that that problem with the comes back five pounds and not real­ much? Lawrence Lamb, M .D. ■ ize it. normal body fat you need ST. LOUIS (U P I) — Where to write fpr health. Library party planned As soon as I got to age 17 DEAR READER: You Bobbed hair — short And I don’t like any of the pounds cam e so didn’t tell me how tall you styles of the 1920s — is ANDOVER — The Andover Public Library’s Here’s where to write for advice from the the very low carbohy- quickly. Within six to are. You may not be too making its strongest fa­ summer reading program will end Aug. 26 with a syndicated columnists featured in the Man­ •^rate diets. So I ’m send­ eight months I went from heavy for your height. shion comeback in years, party at the library at 3 p.m. Reading cards should be chester Herald: refrigerator and ask for that additional "growing ing you The Health Letter 107 to 120pounds. A couple You may simply be mat­ says Sam Cappelle. The turned in at that time. Chiidren may come dressed as • Dear Abby - Abigail Van Buren, P.O. more. That is because as energy.” 4-7, Weight Losing Diet, to of months after I started uring to your normal adult styles director of the their favorite book character. A prize will be given for box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90083. new tissues, such as mus­ The second factor is the gaining I panicked and weight. give you a more sensible National Hairdressers the test costume. A film will be shown and cles, develop, you must influence of your normal plan that will not injure • Dr. Lamb — Dr. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. went to doctors. They all There are two things and Cosnnetologists Asso­ refreshments served. manufacture proteins. female hormones. Women your health. Others who P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New Y ork ’ said that there was no­ that happen at around ciation says tthe current Mrs. Victor Sutter Each time one amino acid are supposed to have want this balanced diet Mrs. Allan J. Griffin Mrs. Bruce S. Bensen N .Y. 10019. thing wrong with my that age. First you stop versions include blunt and is hooked to another more fat than men for can send 75 cents with a , • Dr. Blaker — Dr. Karen Blaker, P.O. Box metabolism. growing. You probably layered cuts. Cappelle amino acid in the process basic physiological rea­ long, stamped,- self- Participate In parade 475, Radio City Station, New York N Y I ’ve cut out all luxuries realize that during the it takes energy to unite says perming techniques in eating. I drink diet sons. Body fat partici­ addressed envelope for it Sutter-Sieffert Griffin-Nadeau 10019. ’ growing phase youngsters them. As long as you are to add volume are de­ The Honor Guard of Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post Bensen-Welch drinks instead of milk. I pates in converting one to me, in care of this signed to move hair away can eat everything in the growing tissues, you need 102, American Legion, recently participated in a form o f estrogen to newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, from the head. parade and all-day activities In honor of Vietnam Nancy Marie Sieffert of New York City, daughter of Nancy Lee Nadeau of Hartford, daughterof Mr. and veterans. The program was sponsored by the Granby Ruth and Alfred Sieffert Sr. of 25A Esquire Drive, and P “ '^‘nnd. Ore., daughter I Nadeau of 196 Ferguson Road, and Allan American Legion Post and was held at Salmon Brook Victor Sutter, son of Eva Sutter of New York City of M r and Mrs. Robert T. Welch of Maple City Mich Park. J. Griffin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffin of Thoughts were married July 23 at Concordia Lutheran Church! Mr^s Portland, son of M r and Those from the Manchester Post who attended Hartford’ were married July 23 in St. Justin’s Church Mrs. Kenneth G. Bensen of 257 Ludlow Road were Boyfriend blamed for daughter’s late hours The Rev. Joseph Bourret performed the double ring Hartford. were; George Atkins Sr., color guard commander; cereinony. David Almond of Manchester was married Aug. 7 in PorManri ’ I remember reading a wonderful book called The Art Gravlejs, post commander; Norman Livingston, organist. The bride was given in marriage by her Ministry of the Child. It was not the ministry for the DEAR DR. BLAKER: 3 a»n hf Looney officiated at the mass and The Rev. Don Volks performed the double ring DEAR READER; In­ past commander; George Atkins Jr.; Chaplain father. Clara Dubaldo was organist. ceremony .Timothy Swain of Portland played the lute child, or the ministry to the child, but the ministry of Our 18-year-old daughter sisting that they break up DEAR READER: It is a pression.” Send 50 cents Robert Hume, Leslie Caron, Jim Gifford, Lloyd Sharon Rubin of New York City was maid of honor The bride was given in marriage by her father. the child. Throughout the book there were examples of has graduated from high will not help, that’s for good sign that you im­ and a stamped, self- Smith, and Robert Arson, historian and publicity Bridesmaids were Laurie Sieffert and Sherly Sieffert Karen Niethng ot East Tawas. Mich, was maid of the ways small children comforted a big person, or school and is working sure. And I ’m not as proved while under the addressed envelope to Dr. chairman for the post. of Manchester, sisters of the bride, and Lorraine Joanne Nadeau of Manchester, sister of the bride, honor and Gary ^ r g ie of Portland, wa7te™ mam brought reconciliation to fighting parents, or an while living at home to Ask care of a psychologist or was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Debbie Nadeau certain as you are that it is Blaker in care of this Sieffert of Manchester, sister-in-law of the bride. Jake Lancaster of Portland was ring bearer. occasion when a little person said something funny earn money for college. her boyfriend’s influence psychiatrist. Like some newspaper, P.O, Box 475, and Kim Maynard that broke the ice and healed a hurt between two big We never used to have Dr. Blaker people with heart trouble Anthony Gaito of New York City was test man of East Hartford, cousin of the bride. Columbia Gorge Hotel in that is the main problem. Radio City Station, New Ushers were Peter Hoffer, Jonathan Gruber and persons. any problems with her but need medication for the York, N.Y. 10019. Named to opera board TO f®****'® ® wedding trip to . As teenagers grow up, Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Timothy Quinn, all of New York City. Russell Perkins of East Hampton was test man. H ^ a ll. ’They will make their home in West Linn, When children are baptized we welcome them into lately she has been com­ they become more inde­ long term, you may need After a reception at Manchester Country Club the the household of faith and welcome them to share with ing in at 2 and 3 o’clock in to be in therapy to func­ Glendell Kirk Davis of Manchester has teen elected Ushers were Bobby Perkins of Springfield, Mass, and pendent and that’s natu­ 1 ^ Write to Dr. Blaker at couple left on a wedding trip to Hawaii. They are us the priesthood of the Body of Christ. So often, the morning. When we try tion at your test. It’s as assistant secretary of the Connecticut Opera for the Donald Nadeau of Manchester, brother of the bride. ral. They begin to actively the above address. The making their home in New York City. , I? “ graduate of Michigan State however, we think that children have nothing to offer to talk to her about it, she suspected that heredity coming year. resist parental control. volume of mail prohibits The bride is a graduate of Fashion Institute of After a reception at WilUes Steak Hou8e the couple J"'***’ f bachelor of arts degree in art us, they c ^ only be receivers, not givers. They have says she is old enough to may play a role in mental Ms. Davis, who is assistant director of data Isn’t it possible that advance. personal replies, but ques­ Technology in New York City and is employed as a It 1 ^ "'^ding trip to Bermuda. They will make ® studying Jewelry design and metalwork to grow up before that can happen. ’The book gave make her o

MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 13. I9B3 — 15 •MACC News For Marty, parenthood SPORTS looks Just so appealing Major League roundup

Editor's note: Marty is a composite character, station he had consoled himself with the based on clients who have come to Project explanation that his faith was being tested. Genesis for help. Project Genesis is a Manchester Marty called his brother first, but there was no Area Conference of Churches-sponsored pro­ answer. Neither was there an answer at his gram designed to help mental patients re-enter parents’ house, so Marty spent the night in the Tigers nip Yankees in home run derby the community. policy station. The following morning Marty was arraigned and a $1,000 bond set. Before he was DETROIT (UPI) - Larry Hern­ New York took a 6-5 lead in the eighth homer. transferred to the Hartford Community Corrpc- don singled home Lance Parrish time in its last nine games. The Astros 5, Giants 2 man Steve Sax ended the game By Elaine Stancllffe eighth. With one out, Willie Ran­ tional Center (HCC), Marty was allowed another White Sox 2, Orioles 1 Brewers are 26-12 since the All- At Houston, Nolan Ryan and with a spectacular fielding play Project Genesis Director from third base with none out in the dolph reached second on shortstop Star break. phone call. At Chicago, LaMarr Hoyt scat­ Frank DiPino combined on a Friday night to lead the Los . 10th inning Friday night, lifting the Trammell’s throwing error. Graig This time Marty’s parents were home. . Detroit Tigers to a 7-6 victory over tered six hits to become the major Rangers 6, inaiuiis 2 four-hitter Friday night and rookie Nettles walked before Winfield Angeles Dodgers to a 5-3 victory Cheerfully he downplayed the entire incident and ; the New York Yankees in a game leagues’ first 15-game winner and At Texas, Pete O’Brien’s two- John Mizerock, recalled earlier in over the Braves, During the first three months that Marty and lashed a double to left-center field. run tripie led a 11-hit attack and explained that all that was required was for them • that included seven home runs the Chicago White Sox scored two the day from the minors, singled in Reds 6, Padres 5 Lynn were together, they conscientiousiy kept After Steve Kemp cracked his Frank Tanana and Odeli Jones to pay $100 to a bail/bondsman for him to be freed ; Parrish opened the 10th with a unearned runs in the fifth inning two runs to lift the Houston Astros At Cincinnati. Eddie Milner and their appointments with their therapists and the 11th homer in the top of the seventh combined on a four-hitter Friday until he returned to court. Of course, there was no double off reliever Dale Murray Friday night to defeat Baltimore to a 5-2 victory over the San Dave Concepcion paced an 11-hit psychiatrists who prescribed their medications. to put New York ahead 5-4, Wayne 2-1 and hand the Orioles their night to heip the Texas Rangers Francisco Giants. chance of them losing the money, he insisted. He attack with three hits apiece They were both able to recognize the differences “ » I*’''"'* on right Krenchicki led off the bottom of the seventh straight ioss. snap Cleveland’s four-game win­ Pirates 6, Expos 3 had no intentions of going anywhere except home ■ fielder Steve Kemp’s throwing Friday night to lead the Cincinnati in their behavior and they were too happy to Lynn. inning with his first home run ot the Blue Jays 5, Brewers 4 ning streak with a 6-2 victory over At Montreal. Tony Pena cracked together to do anything to jeopardize that. error. Herndon then sent a single to season, knocking out Yankee star­ Reds to a 6-5 victory over the San right to make a winner of Doug At Toronto, Willie Upshaw the Indians. a three-run homer in the sixth They corresponded with another patient who ter Matt Keough. Diego Padres. M AR TY’S ANGER when his parents refused, doubled in Barry Bonnell from National League inning and Larry McWilliams was still at Norwich and invited Ben to visit them B ^r, 4-3, who worked 1 1-3 innings. Winfield gave New York a 1-0 Phillies 5, Cards 2 was slow to come. The first emotion he felt was a Detroit tied the score 6-6 with two second base in the eighth inning Mets 2, Cubs 0 pitched 5 1-3 innings for his 12th At Philadeiphia, Greg Gross when he was discharged. When Ben arrived he consuming disbelief. $100, he thought over and lead in the first with his 24th Friday night to lead the Toronto victory Friday night to spark the brought with him a gift for his host and hostess: a out in the ninth when Alan homer, but the Tigers took a 3-1 At New York, rookie right­ doubled and scored Philadelphia’s over again. They spent that much in one night at Blue Jays to a 5-4 victory over the hander Walt Terrell fired a four- Pittsburgh Pirates to a 6-3 decision square tin box with enough marijuana and rolling Trammell homered over the des­ advantage in the third. Rick Leach first run Friday night, then singled jai-lai and they wouldn’t pay for his bond? When Miiwaukee Brewers. hitter Friday night for his first over the Montreal Expos. papers to supply all three of them for a month. perate lunge of left fielder Dave drew a walk and advanced to home runs in the fourth and sixth his mother explained it was an action prompted The triumph was only Toronto’s career complete game to help the Both ali-too-familiar with marijuana. Marty Winfield. It was Trammell’s se­ second on Lou Whitaker’s single Dodgers 5, Braves 3 innings to lead the Phillies to a 5-2 by love and concern, Marty furiously hung up on cond homer of the game. second in its last 10 games while New York Mets to a 2-0 victory victory over the reeling St. Louis and Lynn soon discovered that when used in her. before Trammell cracked his At Atlanta, Ken Landreaux hit a Milwaukee lost for only the third over the Chicago Cubs. two-run homer and second base- Cardinals. combination with their medications, the effect The first thing about HCC to strike Marty, after was intensified into euphoria. The small he had recovered from the embarrassed indignity frustrations of living on a limited income in of the strip search, was the noise level inside the cramped quarters began to dissipate as they jail. Not only were voices raised to unnatural relied more and more heavily on the grass to levels, but radios and television tuned to different Old friends at Fenway "m ellow them out” . stations all vied for top place. It was a noise it took him weeks to get used to. It was constant, always It’s been nearly 25 years since Eddie Wojcik IT WAS DURING this time that Marty began ment at Wallingford with a fine round of 76, two present, and Carl Yastrzemski were teammates at Notre following newspaper and television reports about strokes better than Cara Andreoli of Wethers­ Marty’s cell had been designed many years Dame. The pair played just one season, as a man who was arguing his case for marijuana in before to house one prisoner. It was half the size of field, one of the state’s most established current the courts on the basis that it was necessary to his Herald photo by Pinto freshiiien, before their paths went in different the small bedroom in his and Lynn’s tiny directions — Wojcik's to a degree from the South —— ejneteur golfers...Emma Oleksinski, playing out religion. Marty collected an impressive pile of apartment. In recent years a second bunk had n e r a l c l A n a l e S.U'*®. Ma"S*iester country Club, teamed with clippings, frequently discussing with Lynn how Bend University and Yastrzemski’s into profes­ been attached to the wall a few feet above the SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ON NORTH MAIN STREET sional baseball. S 3 Ellington Ridge members Mona Kemp, Faith much sense it made for him. Palozej and Claire Keating to win loss gross lower one. A sink was mounted on one wall and a Wojcik, who captained the Irish nine in his A month later Ben was still living with them and honors among the CWGA Class C play this week toilet was placed in the corner. senior year, was an outstanding catcher and had Earl Yost, Sports Editor Marty’s constant use of grass was beginning to at the Clinton Country Club.. .Still on the golf beat, A tall man lounged on the lower bunk. When he a taste of the pro life, minor league style, in the cloud his memory. He forgot one appointment simply stared at Marty, ignoring the younger John Wilks tied for first place in the Central with town welfare and set up another. When he Chicago White Sox farm system. man’s tentative greeting, Marty finally climbed Armed with a degree in engineering, once the Connecticut Tournament this week at Indian Hill missed the second and was informed through the Calendar Country Club with a 75 round. Manchester CC to the upper bunk and pulled his knees up to his pay-for-play career ended when knee miseries mail he was discontinued, it seemed to him member Tom Prior was one stroke back of the big chin, staring around him. It was three hours made it almost impossible to get down behind the almost an omen that he was not meant to be on before he moved. “God’s Prison Gang” American Legion play. veteran local club player...Team of Orlando and town assistance. Here’s Center’s week plate or run the bases, Wojcik came home and BY THAT TIM E pains were shooting through Wojcik revealed an interesting story earlier Lon Annulli was one of seven teams that qualified Without medical coverage, Marty could no A1 Capone’s getaway driver, the iast member of long has been on the payroll at United Aircraft in his stomach. Scarlet-faced, he could no longer The following eVents are scheduled for the coming East Hartford. this week involving the pair. in the annual Connecticut State Golf Association’s longer attend his therapy sessions or have his Bonnie and Clyde s gang, and two other notorious avoid the need to use the toilet that was scarcely week at Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St.: Father and Son Golf Tournament staged at prescriptions renewed. Without Marty to keep criminais who have become Christians wiil be The one-time teammates and roommates at Following college, Wojcik was a catcher with three feet away from the silent man who was Sunday — 8 a.m., "early bird” service in Cliffside in Simsbury with a 76 round. One of the her company on the long walk, Lynn quickly lost featured in “ God’s Prison Gang," a newly released Notre Dame have kept close tabs on one another Lincoln, 111., in the Three Eye League — Iliinois, staring impassively at him. sanctuary; 8:45 a.m., breakfast in Woodruff Hall; 10 for these 25 years. other qualifying teams was the Mandiys, Holly interest as well. Cautiously they observed their film to be shown at the First Baptist Church, 240 Iowa and Indiana. Johnson was an estabiished and Geoff, Holly Mandly, former state and New The ceils were unlocked, allowing the prisoners a.m., worship in sanctuary, summer church school Last Monday night the pair met again, at star with Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Johnson spending reaction as they went one, two, then three days Hillstown Rd.. on Sunday, Aug. 21. The showing will England amateur champ, held the Manchester unmedicated. the freedom to walk to the day room, where meals Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., church school teacher Fenway Park in Boston before the Red Sox four years at Notre Dame before getting his were also served. After his first meal, Marty was begin at 7 p.m. The public is invited to this free training session, Robbins Room Club Championship a number of years when a Marty felt wonderful. God, he reasoned to screening. entertained the Texas Rangers. degree after high schooi while Johnson went right even more determined than ever to get out of resident here. He now resides in Avon. himself, couldn’t possibly approve of people “ It was a thrill for my son, Scott, now 10,” from Manchester High into pro ball in the New there. If the cells were overcrowded, then the ■The film, shot behind the walls of New York’s Attica Vacation school for kids putting chemicals into their bodies. But grass Wojcik said. “ It was his first trip to a night game York Giants’ farm system. dayrooms that served each cluster of cells were prison, is hosted by Art Linkletter. It demonstrates wasn’t a chemical, he explained to Lynn. It was a at Fenway. He was awed by the lights. correspondingly insufficient to hold the number how the International Prison Ministry is trying to The Presbyterian Church of Manchestei, 43 Spruce "M y first game with Lincoln we were playing pure, natural substance, grown naturally in the "W e got down to the dressing room before the of men assigned to them. accomplish what more guards, higher prison walls, St., will hold Its annual vacation Bible School starting Cedar Rapids. I was the most surprised guy in the Nationai entrants earth. It kept him, in his opinion, calmer, more game and talked with Carl. Scott was thrilled. When Martyrs cell mate uttered his first words and greater financial expenditures have failed to do — Monday at thechurch.Sessions will lastfrom9a.m. to world when I walked into the ball park and saw controlled, happier and more open-sensed than Carl got us four baseballs and autographed them of the day, "Dinner time,” Marty slowly tagged keep released inmates from returning to lives of 12:15 p.m. each day, with a parent’s night on that Johnson was playing third base for Cedar any synthetjc drug the doctors had ever given crime. Thursday. and my son was in a different world. It was a night Team of Earle and Mike Custer got its feet went along behind him to the day room. They were he’ll never forget. Rapids. for the first time in the National Father and Son him. He felt it was the only medication he needed Telling their stories in the 44-minute film are Music, crafts, refreshments, recreation, and a among the first in the rapidly-filling room. When Tennis Tournament last weekend at Longwood in The only problem was, he didn’t like calling it a George Meyer, A1 Capone’s favorite driver; Floyd puppet show will be included in the program, along "Carl said he was looking forward to 'roving that it’s still a small world,” Wojcik Ma rty received his tray and sat do wn at one of the Brookiine, Mass. While the local team didn’t win, medication. Hamilton, former Public Enemy No. 1 and the last of with Bible lessons. The program is open to all young retirement at the end of the season and planned to Inued, “ last Monday night at Fenway Park, tables, he was immediately nudged by a man who do 'nothing at all’ at his Boca Raton home in losing to the 1 Ith-seeded entry, it was quite a treat informed Marty that was his chair7Marty quickly gang: Jerry Graham, the praple entering kindergarten or older. For more .a crowd of 22,000 on hand, my son spotted a WHEN BEN FOUND his own room and moved Florida,” Wojcik added. S to play on grass. "It was an altogether different moved, but not quickly enough to capture another robber king” of California; and Ted Jefferson information, call the church at 643-0906. man In the stands and asked me if that wasn’t out, Marty and Lynn unhappily found themselves convicted of crimes from drugs to robbery and Wojcik, who got his start in organized baseball Gene Jqhnson. game, but a great experience,” Earle Custer chair. His meal was consumed as he sat on the said. Mike Custer has held the Manchester Men’s short of funds to support the habit that was now murder. in the Manchester Little League in its maiden “ It sure was,” Wojcik explained. floor, balancing his tray on his knees. New pastor at St. John’s Division singles tennis championship the last two seen by Marty as nothing short of a religious season in 1950. and attracted headlines with his ” I remember that he had a nickname of M AR TY WAS GIVEN the opportunity to make home run hitting, is now confined periodically in a years but won’t be around to defend this fall. experience. They would attend church on Sunday On Monday, the Rev. Stanley M. Loncola will ’Cookie’ years ago and when I called that name one more phone call. This time he called Lynn. Nuclear arms topic wheelchair due to a crippling disease. Sunday he heads for Texas where he’s enrolled in and on Monday would roam the stores for items Inst6cid of the frantic, loving concern and worry tecome resident pastor at St. John’s Polish out, he looked around and spotted m e.” that could easily be shoplifted and converted into National Catholic Parish. 23 Golway St. "W e didn’t talk about my problems,” Wojcik the Tyler Junior College, known as one of the best he eagerly anticipated, Lynn’s reaction was present the final draft of UPI photo cash. They felt no guilt over this. Marty had lancola’ 38’ a native of Old Forge, Penn., attended said, "but I could tell by Carl’s face that he was producers of tennis talent in the country, classes furious. Why hadn’t he called her first? she tne u.S. Bishop’s pastoral statement on nuclear arms concerned. Birdies and bogeys starting Aug. 22. Custer, who starred at applied for a job at several of these stores, so to yelled. When Marty replied he knew she didn’t at St. M ary’s Parish Center. East Hartford, on Wallingford schools before studying accounting and ms way o£ thinking, if they were going to deprive “ I knew that he had made one lO-year-old Manchester High, has been on the professional Bush meets Connor have any money and it was difficult to make Thursday at 7:30 p.m. "The Challenge of Peace: bank operations at the American Instsitute of him of a way to support himself in one way . . . it Banking in New Haven. happy and a night he would always remember ” teaching staff this summer at Amherst College, phone calls, Lynn responded with all the furv God s Promise and Our Response" is the title of the Pam Cunningham, recently crowned Ladies’ was only fair that they supply him in another way inside her. statement. He m oored in theology and philosophy at the senior Wojcik said. Amherst, Mass...Riding high these days is Sen. Vice-President George Bush visited Division Ciub Champion at the Manchester Carl Zinsser with his Pittsburgh Pirates showing He was becoming very adept at making Savonarola Theological Seminary in Scranton, Penn Gene Johnson and Ed Wojcik have been friends Country Club, raised more than a few eyebrows with Liberty skipper Dennis Conner in rationalizations. Marty listened with a growing feeling of The Social Action Committee of St. M ary’s, the East new signs of iife in the National League East helplessness as Lynn berated his incompetence. Hartford Freeze Committee, and Pax-Christi of and whs ordained a priest in April 1967. He was then for many years and it was baseball that brought earlier this week when she copped the Connecti­ After a month of carefully hoarding the money There is no stronger rooter for the Bucs in these Newport Friday while fierce winds She was a fool to have trusted in his ability to take Hartford are sponsoring the free lecture. Bishon Msigned pastor of Holy Cross parish in Cambridge, them together, first in high school and then in cut Women’s Golf Association’s Class A Tourna- they gained from their shoplifting expeditions parts than Zinsser...Have a nice weekend. postponed the foreign semi-finals of care of her, she accused. And she was even RosazM will field questions from the audience, and Mass., and Holy Cross Mission in Lynn. Mass. While Marty made arrangements to connect with a drug stupider to trust that he could take care of their the public IS invited to attend. living in greater Boston he received a certificate for America's Cup until today. dealer who agreed to meet him in the park on baby. Main Street in Manchester one evening at eleven SSTiESr"'"' "" p.m. Marty was stunned at this news. He asked a Emanuel Events dozen frenzied questions but was cut off by an i?®.?’ J*®'*’ ^ " e e la was assigned'to What Marty could not know was that a tenant in World Championships impatient guard who instructed him to hang up Polish National Catholic parish in an apartment on the opposite side of the street The following events are scheduled for the coming the phone. Marty returned to his cell. He lay on Enfield. He also served as chaplain of the Enfield had observed through her bedroom window two week at Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 Church St: the bunk for hours, his head aching with the Police Department, where he sat on the Juvenile previous deals that had been made that evening. Sunday — 8 a.m.. worship in the chapel; 9:30 a.m. cacaphony of sound that surrounded him Sadly worship and communion in the sanctuary, nursery* Review Board, and as chaplain of the North She called the police and they arrived just as Thompsonyille and Hazardville Fire Departments Marty was completing his deal. he acknowledged that Lynn was correct in 10:30 a.m., coffee in Luther Hall everything she had thrown at him. He felt M on day-9 a,m ., staff meeting: 10 a.m.. Old Guard '"ember of the National Liturgical U.S. closing on East Germans in gold race incompetent and undependable. Commission for the United States and Canada, and M A R TY ’S PURCHASE was in excess of four (all retired men of the community are welcome) • 7 - 30 But a baby . . . When he least felt like it, Marty p.m., youth ministry committee Fnui^nrt'^ Commission for the diocese of New HELSINKI, Finland (U PI) — ounces, so the charge was intent to sell rather Decker, winner in Wednesday’s 13.41 as a second best in his section. smiled. He would come out of this just fine, he Wedi^sday — 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., youth waterskiing three laps to go when Marsh, holder and Olympic 800 meters than the lesser charge of possession. At first S y Coi^lren«'“ ‘*’® Middle distance runner Mary 3,000 meter, reached the women’s Smith, assured of taking home a and Ireland’s Eamonn Coghlan. reassured himself. Pride began to flower inside day at Coventry Lake “ characteristically at the back, champion cruised home second in Marty was numb. He wondered how God could do Decker and sprinter Calvin Smith 1,500-meter semifinals by finishing g<)ld medal a a member of the Daley Thompson of Britain led him. After all, he smiled more broadly. Now he chosen Monday for becoming pastor of moved into the semifinals of their made his move. Mariano Scartez- his heat. this to him. By the time they reached the police ” prayer group: H: 15 a.m., care first in her heat with a time of four winning men's 400 meter relay the decathlon after five events with was going to have a baby to look after and visitation; 2 p.m., clergy to Laurel Living Center tho A " ® because it is coincident with a holy day — zini of Italy was in front with 600 Werner Schildhauer of East specialties Friday and threatened minutes, 07.47 seconds. team, reached Saturday’s 200 4,486 points. Juergen Hingsen of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary He wili meters to go and took Ilg and Germany, the silver medalist in Be^"oif’s ~ ^ *** ^ ^ family picnic at Ernie to erase East Germany’s tenuous The U.S. put three men into meter semifinals by clocking 20.60 West Germany was second with celebrate v®s|»r services at 7 p.m. A socia7hour will gold medal lead over the United Marsh with him when he kicked the 10,000 meters,and Finn Martti follow in the church hall after the service Saturday’s 110 meter hurdles as seconds in winning a Friday 4,366 and Torsten Voss of East States going into the final days of ahead less than 300 meters from Vainio both reached the finai of the Greg Foster won his heat in 13.41 preliminary heat. He will be joined German third with 4,314. home. 5,000 meters as did favored Doug the World Track land Field seconds and Sam Turner captured by Eliiott Quow, who was third in Pole vault qualifying competi­ Religious services Championships. his in 13.62. Willie Gauit clocked his heat at 20.80. Ilg took the lead with Maminski Padilla of the United States, tion was rained out and will be held THE fastest man in the world this year. The U.S. put three men into and Marsh in close pursuit before Saturday. BIBIE Saturday’s high jump finals as Marsh’s tragic trip put him out of Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible lasov, pastor. 9:30a.m., Sun­ PEAKSI Dwight Stones, Leo SWilliams and contention and he eventually Andover study and fellowship. Wed­ p.m.; Thursday,.Theocratic streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ School (speaking course), Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servl- Tyke Peacock each cleared 7 feet, struggled into eighth place. nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer ship service; 7 p.m., evening obson, rector; Rev. Freder­ First Conoregatlonol meeting. 'ISO P-m.; Service meeting ick P. Moser, associcrte rec­ P-ni-> Friday and SI. Jam ut Church, 896Moln 3 inches. Milt Ottey, a Canadian service. (mlnistrv training), 9.45a.m., Saturday. ?'• Fronds V. Kru- •SL, Fibingerova, who had finished Cnurcn of Andover, Route 6 Prince of Peace Lutheran 8:15 tor. Summer schedule: attending University of Texas-El Church, Route 31 and North Church of tho Assumption, p .i^ ; Sundav, Public Bible Emanuel Lutheran k ow ^l, Rav. Robert Bur­ second to Siupianek in every major Rev. Richard H. Taylor, Adams Street at Thompson Sunday, 7:30 and 10 a.m.. bank, Rev. Richard A. Lo- suinmer hours: 10 o.m., wor­ River Rood. Rev. W.H. Lecture, 9:30 a.m .; Watch- Holy Eucharist; Wednesday, Church, 60 Church St., Rev. , ------— „ wants tol Paso had the best leap of the day competition they entered dating Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sun­ Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, tower Studv, 10:25. Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; more, team mlnistrv. Rev I ao somettiing wonder-1 with his 7-41/4. ship service; nursery core; pastor. Saturday masses at 5 10 a.m.. Holy Eucharist. Edward J. Reardon. Satur- back to the 1977 World Cup, won the social hour after service day school; 10:15 o.m., wor­ Zion Evangelical Lutheran ^ Chlvmv Church (Assem­ Stephen E. Farwlg, Intern; 1^1 hebegins wltti a dir-1 ship service. and 7:30 p.m.; Sundov Church (Missouri Synod), Americans were outclassed in shotput with a heave of 69 feet, % "Jo»|es at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and blies ot God), 400 Bucklond Anderson, * OhO ‘ :30 ficulty. E.q. Israeli St. Mary Church, 1500 Main Cooper and High streets. Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus­ emeritus. Summer P’ljj., Sunday masses at 7:30, Friday’s four finals, gaining only a Rev. Chorles W. Kuhl, pas- 9,10,30 a.m., and noon. ■ rapped against the I inch. Slupianek’s toss was 67 feet, Bolton St. Father James J. William­ SaWatlon Arm y, 661 Main tafson, pastor. 9:30 o.m., *• .* “j '’’., worship In silver medai during the day’s son, pastor. Masses Satur­ “ •'"•J Divine worshlp; Sundav school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ 152? ®2“ supplied the] 5'/4 inches, good for the bronze St. Capt. and Mrs. Randall JP :15 a.m. Sundav school and ship In the sanctuary; 10-30 ■ difficulty out of which] activities. Church of St. Maurice, 32 day of 5:15p.m.; Sunday 9:30 Davis, 9:30 a.m., Sunday worship, child-care and behind countrywoman Helma and 10:45. a.m.; holydays, Youth Forum. Holy Com­ nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening a.m., coffee In Luther Hall. ■ came the wonderful] East Germany gained its sixth Hebron Road. The Rev. J. school; 10:45 a.m., holiness munion first and third ■ escape by opening a] Knorscheidt’s 67-11. Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sot- 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. Confes­ meet ng; 7 p.m., salvation service of praise and Bible Lutheran GOOD USED furniture gold medallion, one more than the sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday. preaching. gbu rrt U .C A ), 40 Pitkin St. Is In oemand by people path throuijh the wat-| urdov moss at 5 p.m .; Sunday meeting. „ Church of ChrJst, Lvdall Rev. Burton D. Strand, pas­ U.S., with two victories Friday. Weigel won his gold after walk­ masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 Second Congregational United Pontocostal Noi^ United Melhadlst with summer cottages. ere And. Israel con-1 a.m. Church, Route 44A. Rev. and Vernon streets. Eugene Church, 300 Parker St. Ri­ tor. Summer schedule; 9 fronted by the difficulty Detlef Michel beat American re­ ing the 31 miles in three hours, 43 David Jarvis, minister. Church, 187 Woodbrldge St. Brewer and Steve Holt, min- a.m.. Holy Communion, Why not advertise the Bolton United Methodist Marvin Stuart, minis­ chard W. Dupee, pastor. of inadequate water cord holder Tom Petranoff in the minutes and eight seconds. Summer schedule: 9 a.m , isters. Sundov sorvlcos: 9 Schedule for June, July and nurserv. furniture you no longer Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ ter. 10 a.m., Sunday school; o.m.4 Bible dosses; 10 o.m y and food In the wilder­ men’s javelin and Ronald Weigel pike. Rev. Stewart Lanier, worship with First Congrega­ 11 o.m., morning worship; 6 August: 9 a.m. worship ser­ Church, ^ ^ n ^ classified? Call tional Church — ot Second worship; 6 p.m., worship. vice; nursery provided. Holy 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. ness, furnished the op­ won the 50 kilometer walk. West Thei shock of the day was the pastor, 9:30 a.m., church p.m., evening worship; 7:30 Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible Norman Swenson, 8 a.m., portunity for the won- school; 11 a.m., worship Church June 26 to July 24, at p.m., biblestudv (Tuesday); ' Communion on the first Sun­ Germany and Czechoslavia took elimination of American Larry Rrst Church July 31 to Aug. study. Nursery provided tor day of each month. No worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday derful supply of water service, nursery. .Ladles’ prayer all services. school; 10:25 a.m., coffee the other two golds. Patrick Ilg, the Myricks from the opening round of peoroe’i Episcopal (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's church school. I from a rock and manna First Congregational . First Church ot Christ, and fellowship; n a.m., West German European champion the men's 200 meters. Myricks, 23, Church, Boston Turnpike, prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Second Congregational worship. from heaven. Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., Eucn- Church ot Coventry, 1171 Sdontlst, 447 N. Main St! Church, 385 N. Main St. The from Jackson, Miss., who ran 20.03 Main St. Rev. Bruce John-' Youth service (Frldoy). m:30 a.m., church service, , South United Methodist But when Qod la won the men’s 3,000 meter steeple­ arlst; lOa.m. Holy Eucharist, Presbyterian Church, 43 Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pas­ ready to do something in June the second fastest time of Rev, John Holllder, vicar. son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; Sunday school; and care for tor. 10 a.m. worship service Church, 1226 Main St. Dr. “ Keys Te chase and Czech shotputter Helena 11 Spruce St. Rev. Richard small children. Shepherd S. Johnson, Rev. very wonderful he be- the year and eighth fastest of all a.m., fellowship hour. Mon­ 9:30 a.m., church school In Gray, pastor. 10:30 o.m., and church school; 1) a.m., Fibingerova ended a six-year Church Lane House. Nursery Cammunlty Baptist fellowship hour. Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 lna with an Impossl- time, blamed a hamstring injury day through Friday, 4:45 care provided. worship service, nursery, Church, 585E. Center St. Rev. and 10:45 a.m., worship; 9 losing string to East German world P.m.; evening prayer. Wed- 9:15 a.m., Sundoy school; 7 CeiHer Congregational Success" glllty. "What the law (of for finishing fifth in his heat. nesdovs, 7*30 p.m.. Holy James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 Church, 11 Center St. Rev. a.m., church school, nurserv Moses) was power- record-holder Illona Slupianek in p.m.. Informal worship. a.m., church school for all through grade 9; 10:45 a.m., " I just didn’t feel like me,” said Eucharist and prayers of Motional Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior C u t . less to do because of the women’s shotput. healing In the chapel. opes, kindergarten through pustor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, nurserv and senior high Myricks. ” I injured a hamstring at Manchester CotlMlIc Church, 23 cqiwav Grgde 4 continuing during class; 6 p.m.. United Metho­ the weakness of man’s DONE Bolton Congrega­ St. Rev. Stanley M. Lancola, inlnlster ot visitations; Rev. 'flash, ’Ood did’.’’ He Ilg, overcome with emotion at the national sports festival and tional Church, Bolton Center Gospel Hall, Center Street. ♦bo^servrco; 10:30 a.m., Clltford O. Simpson, pastor dist youth fellowship; 6 p.m., morning lyorshlp. Nursery S.O.S., 7:30 p.m., adult Bible condemned sin In sin­ his steeplechase victory, posted reinjured it at Nice June 16. Road, at the Green. Rev. R. 10 a.m., breoking bread; provided. \ « , emeritus; Michael C. Thorn­ study. 647-8301 ful man by laying Its Stonley Eaton, Interim min­ 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 ton, associate pastor. 8 o.m., the fastest time in the world this Although I didn’t feel a twinge _ClNircli o| tiig NtkiMrgflo, South United Methodist 'consequences upon ister. 9:30 a.m., worship ser­ p.m., gospel meeting. •orW bird w v ic e ; 8:4Sa.m., year of 8 minutes 15.06 seconds, to today, I had no snap, no bounce. I vice, nursery, church school; Full Ootpol intordonoml- M p i s a r w : Od-tlfoln R eT^te breakfast. Woodruff Hall; 10 Church, 1226 Main St. Or. tor an important |hjg Bon at the cross. Soturdoii^ most Of 5 p.m.; McLain, sentdr posto^: Rev. Mepherd S. Johnson, Rev. capture the gold medal in a 10:45 a.m., fellowship; 11 natlonal Church, 74SMoln St. Surkov masses ot B :30, lOand a.m,, worship service, sanc- racordad maaaaga Thus, the righteous re- felt 30 pounds heavier than normal. a.m., forum. Rev. Philip p. Saunders. 11:30 a.m. G eorM Emmitt, minister of tuarv; 10 a.m. summer Laurence M. Hill, pastors, Guli'sments of the law dramatic finale when American Sunday, 10:30 a.m., adult , visitation and outreach. 9:30 church school worship; 10 a.m.. United All the favorites comfortably *L ■•’•‘•fijt Church, 70Maln a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Methodist youth fellowship; are ^Hy met for all who favorite- Henry March fell after Bible study and Sunday TalcoHvllle Congregational qualified for the men’s 1500 meter school; 7 p.m., worship ser­ P. Sheridan o.m., worship, children’s M o ll Sfreef and Elm ^:30 pan., S.O.S., 7:30 p.m., Christ llvlno ao- misjudging his jump over the final Coventry and Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, church and nursery; 7 p.m., adult Bible study. vice. Tuesday ot 7:30 p.m., co-TOStors. Saturday masses Hill Rood, Talcottville. Rev. I cording to God’s Spirit barrier 30 meters from the finish. semifinals in the four heats run in If* special Bible studies; Wed­ evening service, nurserv. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10 Church of Jesus Christ of not controlled by Coventry Presbyterian at 5 and 7:M p.m .; Sunday U n itvio n Unlversollst So- Latter Day Saints, 30 Wood- almost torrential rain in the last Church, Route 44A and Trow ­ nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 ond oan., worship service and floBhIy or carnal UPI photo The 26-year-old German school­ service. Prayer line, 646-8731, noon. dety, EasL 153 W. Vernon St. church school. side St. Wayne S. Taylor, event of the night. American Steve bridge Road. Rev. Brad Rey. ArnoTd-Westwood, mln- bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament teacher finished more than two Scott who has clocked the fastest Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 24 hours. Jehovah's Wltnossos, 647 = •i"* *»•<»"•» 400 UPi photo Faith Baptist Church, 52 ml W.IIWJ VIV«. E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi m ^ln g ; 10:15 a.m., Sunday In a dramatic finale to the 3,000 meter steeplechase, seconds ahead of Poland’s Bogus- am., worship; 10:45 a.m , Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, ,St. Mary's Episcopal school and prim ary; 11:25 ' ^ o F o n s f mile time in the world this year Lake St. Rev. James Bel- Congregation Bible Study, 7 Church, Rieburd j . Plavln, Israel law Maminski, with Britain’s Colin Park and Church Tobatskv, cantor. Or. Leon a.m., priesthood and relief L)Mal m e vumos Blni Americah favorite Hehry March falls to the track after with 3 minutes 49.9 seconds out- Helena Fibingerova of Czechoslovakia reacts after her society. Keiz taking the bronze medal. Fitoss! 8t8 «ggg misjudging the final barrier to lose the race. kicked his rivals in his heat. Steve ' The field of 12 was bunched with Ovett, Britain’s world record winning shotput toss of 21,05 meters at the Worici Track O and Field Championships. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 13, 1983 MANCH’SSTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 13, 1983 - 17 Canadian Open Sports In Scoreboard McCrory, Jones fight again Lendl, Connors move National Leigue LAS VEGAS. Nev.— It will be a rematch of the Plratea6,Expoa3 boxer against the slugger Saturday when Milton Tennis Golf McCrory of Detroit meets Colin Jones of Wales to ••••eeeeeeeeeeeaeaeeea• PITTSBUROH MONTREAL fill the vacant World Boxing Council welter­ to semi showdown obrhM abrhbl weight championship. Mon’a raauHa Wynne cf 5 1 1 0 Rolnes If 4 111 Roy 2b 3 110 Wohifrd rf 4 0 0 0 Buick Open scores The 147-pound division title, left open by the Madick 3b 3 0 1 1 James p 0 0 0 0 retirement of Sugar Ray Leonard, was supposed MONTREAL (U PI) - Second- forced his opponent to make Even though he had lost two $4SkM CmcMon M m 'i Opm Hebner 3b 1 1 0 0 Schotzdr p 0 0 At Grand Blanc, 0 0 Mich., Aug. 12 ’ 4 6 to be filled March lain Reno, Nev., but McCrory, seeded Ivan Lendl continued his several mistakes. important matches to Curren At Maniraol, Aus. i t i m Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Crowly ph 10 0 0 (Par 72) affinity for Canadian soil and " I served well today,” said before coming to Montreal — the Quortar-FInals Parker rf 3 111 Dawson cl 3 1 1 0 21, and Jones, 24, fought to a 12-round draw. Slnftai Frobel If 4 111 Oliver 1b 4 0 10 Isao Aoki 68-66— 134 Jimmy Connors exacted a mea­ Lendl. "H e hit hard but made a lot other coming at the Belgian tennis Tom Kite 68-68— 136 WBC President Jose Sulaiman said this week Ivon Ltndl, Cnchmlovoklo, def. Johan Locy If 0 0 0 0 Carter c 4 12 1 John Cook 67-69— 136 there would be no draw this time around in the sure of revenge Friday to set up a of errors and I took advantage of championships — Connors felt no Jtrlak, Noplas, Fla., 4-2, 4-1. Jimmy Pena c 3 113 Wallach 3b 3 0 0 1 Woyne Levi 7264— 136 semifinal showdown at the $450,000 them. Just the same, the match extra motivation. Connan, North Miami Baach, Flo., dat. Berra ss 3 0 10 Speler ss 2 0 10 televised 12-round bout between McCrory, the Kavin Currm, South Africa, 4-3,7-5. McWllm p 1 0 0 0 Cromartrf 2 Jack 0 Renner 0 0 67-69— 136 Canadian Open Men’s Tennis was not as easy as the score made "Those past matches don’t even Colvin Peete 66-76-136 WBC’s No. 1 contender, and Jones, the WBC's No. Poutilti Guonte p 2 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 4 0 10 D.A. Weibring 66-70— 136 2 contender. Championships. it look. But I ’ve had a lot tougher.” go through my head when I ’m Edworm and Donla Ylizlar, Tatok 12 4 7 4 Tatok 34 3 I 3 [}ave Barr 71-66— 137 Lendl, who has won the tourna­ loulh Africa, daf. Lorry StifankI and Plttsbursh 100 004 010— 4 "There will be no draw," said Sulaiman. " I f Lendl, in reaching the semifinals playing. I play every match like Robart Von'f Hof, U.S., 7-41»-7), 34,43. Montiior 000 011010— 3 Tom Purtzer 7265— 137 of the event for the fifth straight ment two of the last three years it’s the finals of the U.S. Open, David Graham 7067— 137 there is a split decision and a draw situation, we Son^ Mavar, Atharfon, Calif., and Gama-wlnnlna RBI — Frobel (1). Lanny Wadklns 7067— 137 will go to the judge who called it a draw and he will year, needed only 54 minutes to and lost to Vitas Gerulaitis in last because as far as I ’m concerned £«■«* T a v m , Fromlnehom, Man., daf. LOB— PItfsburoh 7, Montreal 8. 2B— Shorm Glicktftin, Itroal, and Eliot Ray, Frobel. HR— Carter (13), Pena (6), Lon Hinkle 6969— 138 select a winner." polish off Johan Kriek of the U.S., year’s finals, was hard pressed to that’s the most important title to Taittchar, Sabrine, Fla., 43,4 t Raines (8). SB— Ray (13). S— Ray, Don Poolev 6670— 138 pinpoint the reason for his success Fred Couples 67-71— 138 6-2, 6-1. Connors posted a 6-3, 7-5 me.” McWilliams. SF— Wallach. Craig Stadler 70-66—138 win over South African Kevin at the event. Connors said the balls caused Woman’a raaulta IP H R ER BBSO Future of Jets bleak pnttbursh Peter Jacobsen 70-68— 138 Curren, who had upset the 30- " I don’t know what it is, but I him several problems. McWllms (W 12 51-3 5 2 2 1 1 Antonio Cerda 69-70— 139 At Manhattan Booch, Collt., Aus. 12 Forrest Fezler 7267— 139 WINNIPEG, Manitoba — The future of the year-old American at Wimbledon always play well here in Canada,” ” I found them heavy and diffi­ Guante (S 5) 3 23 3 1 1 2 3 Quart ■rflnoH Mdiijraal Chi Chi Rodriguez 67-72— 139 financially ailing Winnipeg Jets is bleak unless last month. he said. “ That's why I keep coming cult to control. But I was hitting Martino Novratllovo (I), Dalloi, def. Brad Faxon 69-71— 140 K- back.” Rogers (L 14-7) 7 6 5 5 2 2 (Sary McCord 71-49— 140 the National Hockey League team gets a new In later singles matches, top- pretty well tonight and really Wendy White (13), Atlanta, 40,41; Pom James 23 1 1 1 3 1 Connors had his opponent down Shriver (3) Lutherville, Md., def. Alycia Schotzeder_ 113 0 0 0 l 2 Jeff Sluman 6672— 140 downtown arena, team president Barry Shen- seeded John McE^broe was slated wanted to win at 5-3. The big point Frank Conner 7367— 140 5-3 in the second set, but the ninth •UPI photo Moulton (12), Sacramento, Calif., 43,74 karow said Friday. to play fellow American Brian for me was when I broke his serve (73); Kate Latham, Mountain View, Allen Miller 71-69— 140 game went to deuce five times Tom Welskopf 49-71— 140 Team officials had hoped their proposed $25-30 Teacher and Peter Fleming was at 5-5.” Calif., def. Ellee Bursln, Baltimore, 43, Reda6,PadreaS before Curren took advantage of it. Leader Patty Sheehan rests on her bag 44,4 t Ronnie Black 49-71— 140 million "omniplex" arena would be included in scheduled to go against Sweden's For his part, Curren said he SAN DIEGO CINCINNATI Mark McNulty 7676— 140 Curren closed the gap to 5-4 when, the findings of a tri-level government task force Anders Jarryd. Wins by McEnroe wasn’t nervous. while waiting her turn at the Henredon abrhbl abrhbl Keith Fergus 7169— 140 Hf:' •6- after a volley, Connors rammed Brown If 3 0 11 Milner cf 5 2 3 0 Buddy Gardner 6671— 140 on re-developing downtown Winnipeg. Those and Fleming would pit the two David Peoples 70-70— 1W the ball out of the court. A superb, ’ ’I may have been tentative, but I Classic Friday. Wiggins 1b 4 1 1 0 Redus If 4 12 1 hopes were dashed Thursday when the commit­ longtime doubles partners against DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Concpcn ss 4 1 3 2 off-balance return at the net wasn’t nervous,” he said. ” I knew Baseball Tempitn ss 4 0 1 2 Driessn 1b 3 0 2 1 tee unveiled a $280 million plan that omitted the one another in the other semifinal Henredon scores allowed Curren to the even the a lot of serves would come back. Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Cedeno rf 4 0 0 1, arena. Saturday. Gwynn rf 4 110 Esosky 3b 4 1 0 0 score at 5-5. But as I got into the flow of things, I The Jets’ present arena, located in the western Amarlcan Laagua Jones cf 4 0 10 Oester 2b 4 0 10 At High Point, N.C., Aug. 12 part of the city, is totally inadequate, Shenkarow Using his overpowering serve After breaking Curren’s serve, started to make the score a lot Sheehan tops Flonnrv 3b 3 1 2 0 Bllordell c 4 0 0 1 (Par 72) Bonilla 2b 4 1 2 1 Postore p 1 1 0 0 Patty Sheehan 65- 70— 135 said. It lacked adequate seating, air conditioning, and array of passing shots to good Connors was down 0-40 in the closer. I threw everything I had at Blue Jaya 5. Brewera 4 Show p 2 110 Hume p 10 0 0 Kathy Whitworth 7(W7— 137 parking, and decent acoustics, he added. advantage, Lendl had his easiest deciding set before bouncing back him, but he just threw more back Whitson p 0 0 0 0 Amy Benz match of the week-long event as he to avoid a tie- breaker. at me.” MILWAUKK TORONTO Mange p 0 0 0 0 Donna White 71- ^8— 139 C. Montgomery 66- 72— 140 in Henredon obrhbl abrhbl Bevaoq 1b 2 0 0 1 UPI photo Molltor 3b 4 0 0 0 (kircia 2b 4 1 1 0 Totak 34 5 10 5 Totak 34 4 11 4 JoAnne Corner 69-71— 140 Russians in U.S. Open Gantner 2b 4 1 3 0 Moieby cf 4 1 2 2 Son Dlago 003100106-5 Patti Rizzo 72- 69— 141 Slmmom c 4 1 1 1 lore 3b 4 0 10 Cincinnati 111 021 OOx— 4 Janet Coles 69- 72— 141 NEW YORK — Russian players have entered HIGH POINT, N.C. (U PI) — Patty Sheehan shot a Cooper lb 4 12 1 Johnsn dh 4 13 1 Game-winning RBI— Driessen (6). Lauren Howe 73- 68— 141 Garvey needs help the U.S. Open tennis championships for the first Ogllvie If 4 110 Bonnell rf 3 1 1 1 E— Templeton, Bonilla, Esasky. Cathy Hanlon 73-68— 141 2-under- par 70 Friday to maintain a two-stroke lead in Kathy Postlewalt time since 1976, the United States Tennis Martina wins easiiy Howell dh 4 0 1 1 Ball If 3 0 2 0 OP— 72- 69^141 Not only was San Diego Padre first own spikes. Here replacement Kurt the $180,000 Henredon Classic over veteran Kathy Monnno cf 3 0 0 I Collins ph 10 10 Cincinnati 1. LOB— San Diego 4, Judy Clark 68-74— 142 Assocoation announced Friday. Whitworth, whose hole-in-one was cancelled by a Romero ss 3 0 1 0 Whitt c 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 7.2B— Templeton, Flannery 2, Beverly (}avls 73^9^142 baseman Steve Garvey’s iron-man Bevacqua is probably putting double Svetlana Chemeva and Larisa Savchenko are Moore rf 3 0 10 Upshaw 1b 3 0 2 1 Milner. 3B— Redus. SB— Milner (27). S— Avako Dkamoto 70- 72— 142 M ANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. tain View, Calif., advanced to the avert a shutout. subsequent double-bogey. Martinez c 3 0 0 0 Pasture. Valerie Skinner 71- 71_142streak broken recently with a dislocated knots in Garvey’s shoestrings in hopes entered in the women's singles and head an entry Sheehan’s second straight sub-par round left her at IP H R ER BBSO Jane Lock 70-73— 143 (U PI) — Top-seeded Martina semifinals with a 6-3, 4-6, 6-2 “ It’s pretty hot out there,” said Orta ph 0 0 0 0 of five Russian players. Cherneva, who is ranked 9-under-par 135 after the second round at the Barflld ph 1 0 0 0 San Diego Julie Pvne 72- 71— 143thumb, he's having problems lacing his of keeping his hard-to-find playing time. third in women's singles in the Soviet Union, Navratilova and No. 3 seed Pam triumph over Elise Burgin of Navratilova, "and I wasn’t partic­ Griffin ss 4 12 0 Show (L 113) 4 13 9 5 4 1 2 Gall Hlrota 70-73— 143 Shriver, who form the No. 1 seeded Baltimore. She will face the winner ularly trying to work on my tan. I 6,191-yai^ Willow Creek Golf Club course. Tatok H 4 n 4 Totok M 5 IS s Whitson 1 13 2 1 1 1 0 Alice RItzman 70-73— 143 partnered with Savchenko and reached the Midway through the 72-hoIe tournament, Whitworth MHvraukaa 0100110400—4 Monge 13 0 0 0 0 0 Sandra Palmer 73- 70— 143 doubles team, posted straight-set of Friday night's fourth quarterfi­ had a month to do that. I went out to Catharine Paton semifinals at Wimbledon this year. was 7- under with a 137 total. Taranto 200001 llx— S DeLeon 200003 73- 70— 143 NFL preview The contingent will be accompanied by Olga singles victories Friday to ad­ nal match between No. 2 seed Chris win every single point. Wendy Gome-winning RBI — Upshaw (10). Cincinnati Laura Hurlbut 73-71-144 vance to the semifinals of a Evert Lloyd and No. 8 Jo Durie of didn ’ t come to the nettoooften.She Amy Benz, who qualified for the tour earlier this DP— Milwaukee 3, Toronto 3. LOB— Pastore (W 4-10) 6 9 5 5 1 3 (}ebble Massey 73-71-144 Morozova, who along with compatriots Alex month, was third, three strokes behind Sheehan. Benz Milwaukee t Toronto 7. 2B— (Sontner, Hume (S 8) 3 1 0 0 1 1 Denise Streblg 77-77-144 $150,000 tennis tournament. Great Britain. stayed back, so I wasn’t pressured Anne-Marie Palll 70-74— 144 Metreveli and Natasha Chmyreva played in the carded a 4- under-par 68 Friday. Moore, Johnson, Simmons, Upshaw. 1976 U.S. Open. Morozova reached the third round Navratilova, 26, the world’s No. 1 Navratilova, playing under to hit great returns or passes.” 3B— Mets2,CubsO Sue ErtI 73- 72— 145 One stroke behind Benz in fourth was Donna White, Howell. HR— Moseby (15). Judy Ellis 74.71— 145 in the women's singles while Chmyreva lost in the ranked women’s player, played up bright sunshine in her first tourna­ Navratilova and Shriver meet in who also had a second-round 68. Tied for fifth at IP H R ER BBSO VIckI Tabor 74- 71-145 quarterfinals to Chris Evert Lloyd. to that rating for the third ment since winning her fourth Saturday's semifinals. MUwoukeo CHICAGO NEW YORK All-new Steelers have consecutive match, routing un­ Wimbledon crown last month, said "Pam is tall and has a long reach 4-under for the tournament were defending champion Caldwell 6 23 abrhbl abrhbl irish Open scores JoAnne Carrier and Charlotte Montgomery. Hall cf 3 0 10 Wilson cf 4 0 2 1 seeded Wendy White of Atlanta, she wanted to end the match and a big heart,” Navratilova said. Slaton (L 65) 23 Sandbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 Sheehan carded her first two bogeys of the tourney Augustine 23 Yanks bring up LaRoche 6-0, 6-1, in just 45 minutes. quickly, and she did. The left­ "She’s tough. She’s tough competi­ 16700(0 Bucknr 1b 4 0 10 Hrnndz 1b 4 0 10 At Dublin, Irelimd, Aug. Shriver, 21, of Lutherville, Md., in the second round. Laol 613 Cey 3b 3 0 0 0 Heep If 3 12 1 (par 72) NEW YORK — The New York Yankees have hander put pressure on White in tion always. I enjoy playing her. Durham If 3 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 0 Second round engaged in a tough serve-and- “ I started out really well,” said Sheehan, who began McLohln (W 6 2 23 purchased the contract of veteran left-haiided the opening set and won it in just 17 We’ll have a good time.” T— 2:31. A-30,133. Moreind rf 2 0 2 0 Bailor ss 4 0 10 Bernhard Longer, W.Grmny 64-70— 134 plenty of enthusiasm volley match before defeating No. minutes. Shriver has lost 14 of 16 lifetime her second round on the back nine. “ But when I got to Davis c 3 0 0 0 Giles 2b 2 0 0 0 S. Ballesteros, Spain 67- 47— 134 pitcher Dave LaRoche from Columbus of the Bowa ss 3 0 0 0 Hodges c 2 110 Brian Marchbonk, Britain 71-65— 136 12 seed Alycia Moulton of Sacra­ White, who had upset No. 5 seed matches against Navratilova but 18, things kind of fell apart. I misclubbed No. 18 and I International League, the team announced made a bad shot on No. 2.” Jenkins p 2 0 0 0 Terrell p 2 0 0 0 Hugh Bolocchl, S.AfrIca 66-71-137 Friday. mento, Calif., 6-3, 7-6 (7-3). Wendy Turnbull of Australia in the her two victories, both upsets in Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Curtis Strange, U.S. 7047— 137 In another quarterfinal match, Sheehan, winner of two tournaments this year, Lefferts 0 0 0 0 Nick Faldo, Britain 6948— 137 (One in a series) “ When you have a good young tremely bullish about their chan­ To make room for LaRoche, the Yankees third round, held service in the U.S. Open play, have given her Radio, TV unseeded Kate Latham of Moun­ bogeyed both holes, missing a IS-foot putt on No. 18 Totak 18 0 4 0 Totak 29 2 8 2 Paul Wav, Britain 68- 49— 137 group of people who can improve, ces for 1983 — especially after optioned pitcher Curt Kaufman to Columbus. first game of the second set to some confidence. Chicago 008 000 000— 0 Brian Barnes, Britain 66-71— 137 and two-putting on No. 2 after landing in a bunker. By Pohia Smith it’s exciting. Everybody to a man opening the exhibition season with Kaufman had appeared in one game and had no Now YartI 800011 OOx— 2 Graham AAorsh, Australia 7346-138 Whitworth’s ace was her sixth overall, third in SATURDAY Gome-winning RBI— Wilson (6). Ewen Murray, Britain 7048— 138 UPI Sports Writer is a little fired up.” a 27-14 victory over the New record with a 4.91 ERA. 11 AM World Track and Field Cham­ competition and the first in the High Point DP— Chicago 1, New York 1. LDB— Bill Longmulr, Britain 7046— 138 But on the negative side of all Orleans Saints in the annual Hall of LaRoche, who was released by the Yankees in pionships, Channels 22.30 Chicago 3, New York 7.2B— Buckner. HR Jimmy Heggartv, Britain 6949— 138 tournament. Her hole-in-one, which she described as 1 :n Pirates vs. Expos, Channel X Tony Jacklln, Britain PITTSBURGH (UPI) - There this youthfuiness is the fact that Fame game. spring training, signed a contract with Columbus — Heep (7). SB— Wilson (38), Strawberry 6949— 138 “ an accident,” was the tour’s 13th this season and the 2 Royals vs. Red Sox, Channel 22, WTIC (13). S— Terrell. Ronan Roffetiv, Britain 6949— 138 are enough new faces at training the Steelers lost a lot of talent and Stoudt performed extremely on July 27. He appeared in four games with the S McCrory vs. Jones, Channels 8,40 Ray Floyd, U.S. «-71— 139 third in recent weeks. Jane Lock and Pat Bradley IP H R ER B B SO camp to make a Pittsburgh Steeler experience during the offseason. well — as both he and his Clippers, pitching 3 2-3 innings with no decisions, 7:20 Cubs vs. Mets, WINF Chicago Jerry Anderson, Canada 71.48_139 each had a hole-in-one two weeks ago at the U.S. 7:35 Yankees vs. Tigers, WPOP Jenkins (L 36) 7 7 2 2 2 4 David Robertson, Britain 49.70— 139veteran feel like the title character teammates had predicted. So did two saves and a 4.91 ERA. Particularly hard hit was the Women’s Open. SUNDAY Lefferts 1 ) 0 0 0 1 Michael King, Britain 7247— 139 in “ Stranger in a Strange Land,” Mark Malone, Stoudt’s backup. 1:30 Cubs vs. Mets, WINF g Howard Clark, Britain 7049— 139 offense. Ironically, Whitworth said she has never felt 1:30 Yankees vs. Tigers, WINF Terrell (W 46) 9 4 0 0 2 7 Other qualifiers Indudad: and enough question marks in the Veteran wide receiver John “ Of course I ’d like Terry to be Ornest loses Quinn comfortable with the par-3,173-yard eighth hole which 2 Royals vs. Red Sox, WTIC HBP— by Jenkins (Heep). WP— Art Russell, U.S. 71.71— 142 lineup to punctuate "W ar and Stallworth finally ended his hol­ healthy but I also have a lot of produced her eagle. 4 Patriots vs. 49ers, Channels 22, 30 Jenkins. Corev Pavin, U.S. 71-72— 143 4 Pan Am Games, Chonnel 3 T— 2:13. A— 8,976. Charles Bolling Jr., U.S. 73.71_144 Peace.” dout Aug. 8 along with safety confidence in Stoudt and Malone," ST. L o u is — Harry Ornest, the new owner of “ I ’m not a good long iron player,” the LPG A Hall of But there also is enough enthusi­ Donnie Shell but receivers Lynn said veteran linebacker Jack Lam ­ the St. Louis Blues, was unable to reach an Fame member said. asm to make the unsinkable Molly Swann and Jim Smith are gone for bert. " I ’ve seen what they can do. agreement with former Philadelphia coach Pat Whitworth, winner of one tournament this year, Brown look retiring and enough good. Swann retired to become a If Terry can’t play, he can't play. Quinn to become coach of the Blues, Ornest said used a 4-wood to make the hole-in-one. She said the optimism to make Pollyanna ap­ TV commentator and Smith We’ll be all right.” Friday. ball hit the green about a foot from the cup and rolled Simms airs Giants win pear a cynic. jumped to the new U.S. Football Noll, not given to exaggeration, Ornest said the two had met for about five hours in. The Steelers went to camp with League. praised the group, of rookies Saturday and had discussions on the telephone But a poor shot resulted in a double-bogey on 12 and PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Phil York’s job easier by turning the before lofting an apparent ll-yard 45 rookie free agents and draft Two offensive linemen, Ray looking to replace Swann and from Tuesday through Thursday but could agree took the sting out of her game. Simms, playing for the time since baii over seven times, six by scoring pass to rookie Jamie choices, and 35 of them were still Pinney and Tyrone McGriff, also Smith, and, perhaps, Stallworth, on terms of a contract. “ I just made a lousy swing,” Whitworth said. tearing up his knee a year ago, fumbles and once on an intercep­ Williams. on the team going into Pittsburgh’s jumped to the USFL and backup as reminiscent of Swann and Ornest has been searching for a coach and fora “ There was no excuse for hitting that shot the way I passed for 118 yards and a tion. New York aiso biocked a punt. Haji-Sheikh kicked his second second preseason game. A good running back Russell Davis was at Stallworth as rookies in 1974. director of hockey operations since the purchase did.” touchdown and rookie Ali Haji- Pittsburgh scored on a 4-yard field goal, the 33-yarder, on the many of them were expected to least temporarily sidelined while Those gaining raves included of the team was completed three weeks ago. He Sheikh kicked five field goals pass from Ciiff Stoudt to veteran play after the nullified touchdown. make the squad. he underwent treatment for a Wayne Capers, a second-round said he hopes to make an announcement on at Friday night to lead the New York receiver John Stallworth, who just Steeler errors stalled many of "This has been the best group of blood disorder. draft pick from Kansas, and two least one of the jobs this weekend, but he has Giants to a 22-13 victory over the ended a holdout on Tuesday, in the their own drives and aided the young people to come in in the On the defense, star linebacker fifth-round picks, Gregg Garrity of missed several other target dates in the past. mistake-prone Pittsburgh second quarter, and a 17-yard pass Giants in theirs. The 33-yard field seven years I ’ve been here,” said ^ack Ham retired. Another safety, Penn State and Paul Skansi of takes lead Steelers. from Mark Malone to Greg Garrity goal came after the Giants blocked backup quarterback Cliff Stoudt. .^Ernest French, was on the physi- Washington. Capers was sidelined Red Wings sign Mio in the third period. John Goodson’s punt, which was "There’s a heckuva lot of enthusi­ caUy unable to perform list, with an injury but he was not Simms, who missed the entire Before the game, the Giants recovered by Mark Haynes. asm because a lot of the young continuing to recover from a expected to be out long. DETROIT — The Detroit Red Wings have in Buick Open 1982 season because of a knee announced Ali-Pro iinebacker A recovering of a Malone fumble guys are going to make this team serious leg fracture suffered last . Meanwhile, Greg Hawthorne, signed goaltender Ed Mio to a multi-year injury suffered in an exhibition Lawrence Tayior has ended his by Jim Burt led to Haji- Sheikh’s and they know it. These guys are season. who played both running back and contract, the team announced Friday. game, completed lO-oMS passes, holdout and will join the team in third field goat in the third quarter hungry for it. They are coming out But the biggest question mark of receiver last year, moved fulltime Detroit acquired Mio from the New York GRAND BLANC, Mich. (U PI) — IsaoAoki of Japan including an ll-yard scoring toss to training camp Sunday. and John DeGruttolla’s recovery here teeing off the bail and playing training camp was whether Terry to receiving and earned kudos. Rangers on June 14 along with right wingers Ron shot a 6- under-par 66 Friday for a 10- under 134 total Butch Woolfolk in the second Haji-Sheikh, who is pushing of a fumble by Steeler rookie ■ some kindpf crazy football.” Bradshaw or Stoudt would end up Two big defensive linemen were Duguay and Ed Johnstone in exchange for and a two-shot lead over six other golfers after two period before leaving the game for veteran Joe Daneio for the kicking Darryl Crane led to Haji-Sheikh’s Coaches and veteran players quarterbacking the team. Brad­ being praised as the next Joe defenseman Willie Huber and wingers Mark rounds of the $350,000 Buick Open. backup Scott Brunner. job, missed one field goal, a 32-yard fourth- quarter field goal. said the youngsters reminded shaw underwent offseason arm Greenes — Keith Gary and Gabe Osborne and Mike Blaisdell. Wayne Levi blew apart ihe 7,001-yard Warwick HaJi-Sheikh, a ninth-round draft 40-yarder that was wide ieft eariy Burt’s recovery of yet another them of the Steelers’ rookie class of surgery and suffered a couple Rivera. Gary, 6-foot-3 and 255 Mio, 29, a native of Windsor, Ontario, had spent Hills course with a tournament record-tying 64 that pick from Michigan, kicked field in the fourth quarter. Malone fumble paved the way to 1974. That year 14 rookies made the setbacks in rehabilitation that also pounds, was the Steelers’ 1981 the past two seasons with the Rangers. In 41 gave him a share of second place at 136. goals of 42,33,23,32 and 26 yards to The Giants aiso had a touchdown Haji-Sheikh’s 26-yard field goal to team, which went on to win its first resulted in bis being placed, draft pick but he played two years games last season, he posted a l6-18-6 record with First round co-leaders Calvin Peete (a 70 Friday) help the Giants’ pre-season record caiied back iate in the second cap the scoring. Super Bowl championship. perhaps only temporarily, on the for Montreal in the Canadian two shutouts and a 3.45 goals-against average. and D.A. Weibring (70) were, also in the six-playerr reach 2-0. quarter because Simms had ’The Giants turned the ball over “ Everybody is very much en­ physically unable to perform list. Football League before signing Martina Navratilova eyes the ball and the VIrgIna Slims Tournament Friday. group two shots back, joining Tom Kite (68), Jack The Steelers, 2-1, made New crossed the iine of scrimmage twice on fumbles. thused,” said Coach Chuck Noll. Still, the Steelers were ex­ with Pittsburgh last spring. Ricky Bell retires Kathy Jordan In her45-minutevlctory at Renner (69) and John Cook (69). Aoki, who will be 41 at the end of the month, is SAN DIEGO — San Diego Chargers running looking for his second tournament victory ever on the Trying with 49ers back Ricky Bell, weakened by a muscle disease, PG A Tour after winning the Hawaiian Open earlier announced his retirement Friday. this year. His winnings of $94,367 this year have more' Bell was striken with polymyositis, a painful Terry Cummings ready than doubled his three-year total on the Tour. disease that causes muscular inflammation, " I went home to Japan to play and won two shortly after being traded to the Chargers. The tournaments and had two seconds,” Aoka said ailment caused pain and swelleing and Bell's through an interpreter. “ Then I came over to the PGA Chinese-American quarterback a longshot weight dropped from 225 to 198 pounds. It also but didn’t have any rhythm and could not make the caused his joints to swell and ache. to test heart in comeback cut. Bv Susan Ruel sign him on, Wong will not only be undergraduate, paid off for Wong. Charger officials said Bell had started to " I t might be jet lag but my game itself was just By Jeff Hasen UPI Sports Writer the first Chinese American in the He applied to the 49ers and the Los recover from the disease when he announced his strapped around his waist for a Cummings has begun training for sour,” Aoki said, adding this is his 12th tournament on UPI Sports Writer NFL, he also will be the only San Angeles Rams last spring and was retirement. He was on the reserved list since the home game April S revealed an the upcoming season. The first the Tour this season. He played in only 15 events In Franciscan on the 49ers team. end of 1982. irregular heartbeat. step was shooting baskets, then 1982. ROCKLIN, Calif. — Last month, offered a free agent contract by Daryll Wong was calling his bid to The 6-2, 195 pound quarterback A runner-up in the Heisman Trophy balloting to LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Terry "Instead of going boom-boom,” pickup games in his hometown of Aoki, despite his limited Tour play, is the No. 8 49ers assistant coach George Cummings is both a basketball become the first Chinese- said he wishes more Asians would Seifert. Tony Dorsett in 1976, Bell led the USC and the Cummings explained, "m y heart Chicago. driver in terms of accuracy and is second in putting American in the National Football play football, a game he learned at nation in rushing the previous year with 1,875 player and an ordained minister. was going boom-boom-boom.” airiong his fellow pros. But “ nothing has been said” Cummings came to Los Angeles League "a long shot” but life at the the age of nine from his father and yards. He was the first player chosen in the 1977 He is not one without the other. While the Clippers finished out "Because of the rain yesterday, which made the about whether Wong will become to participate in the Clippers’ final San Francisco 49ers training camp used to practice in the streets of draft and spent five years with the Tampa Bay “ My life belongs to the Lord,” the final seven games of their greens soft, I thought I could be very aggressive,” he one of the 45 players or four-man week of summer league play. He has boosted his morale. San Francisco. Buccaneers. Cummings said recently after a season, Cummings spent 2>A weeks said. “ My good irons made it possible.” taxi squad the 49ers will name also came to have some questions "Things are going really well,” " I think it’s the stereotype of later this month. Bell’s best year as a pro was in 1979 when he practice at the Southern California undergoing tests at Northwestern Aoki carded eight birdies to offset two bogeys and answered. ■ays Wong, a free agent quarter­ football being brute force that gained 1,263 yards and led the lowly Buccaneers Summer Pro Basketball League. Memorial Hospital in Evansville, used his irons six times to get himself In position for “None of the free agents or back. " I just have developed a lot dissuades many Asians from play­ to the NFC championship game against the Los "While I was in the hospital, I knew III. A heart monitor was strapped to birdie putU of three, two, three, 20,15 feet, and four rookies know what’s going to more confidence in my ability. It ing,” says Wong. "Nobody likes to Angeles Rams. God had me there for a reason.” "W hile I was in the hospital, I Cummings’ body on his return to inches. happen. It’s a day-to-day thing, took a long time to learn the get hurt. In reality, football Cummings, an All-America at didn’t want to play again,” Cum­ what he called a "game-type The four-inch putt was all that kept Aoki from trying to perform well each day of complex offensive system, but I requires quickness and thinking.” practice,” Wong says. McNamara rehired DePaul, entered the NBA as an mings siald. “ They (doctors) told situation.” making a hole-in-one on the par three 11th hole, where ttink it’s all coming together for The bootcamp-like schedule at He’d be willing to take any undergraduate a year ago. Drafted me I bad a 96-10 percentage of Cummings said he passed the he used a five-iron to cover the 191 yards. His shot me now.” the 49er training camp seems to ANAHEIM, Calif. — Manager John McNam­ by the San Diego Clippers, the playing again. I was never one who test. position, Wong says, adding that went by the right side and he brought it back for his Having finished his first year of agree with Wong, who says “ I don’t ara, wh^has watched his California Angels slide 6-foot-9 forward was averaging they say, ’He didn’t play to his “ I feel pretty good,” he said. birdie. J “ once you get in, you can start medical school at the University of get out much, but I'm not from first place to fourth in the American League 23.7 points and 10.6 rebounds per ability, he didn’t play because of ’’They’re going to monitor me on something off and get the ball Peete birdied the first two holes but couldn't Southern California, the former complaining.” West, has been rehired for the 1984 season, team game and was on bis way to the personal reasons.’ and off. I ’m not going to rush it. I ’m continue that success. I rolling for yourself.” Lowell Hlkh School (San Fran­ Daily practice sessions in the owner Gene Autry announced Friday. Rookie of the Year Award and “ But I made up my mind that I going to take it a little bit by a little I The 49ers are his first choice, “ 1 was off to a terrific sU rt but it ended up Just a cisco) quarterback must decide mornings and afternoons, followed McNamara, 51, replaced Gene Mauch, who what appeared to be an enviable had to find out for myself. The bit.” Wong s iy.s. but he is "not real ho-hum round. My caddy and I just didn’t read the whether to go back to school in the by meetings at night leave the resigned at the end of last season after being future. doctors were fine and dandy, but I Cummings is playing for a new picky" and would accept offers putts right,” Peete said. " I had seven putts inside 12 fall or play professional football — players with only about an hour criticized by Angels’ players and team manage­ Then the rigors of the NBA took found out I could use my beliefs in coach. Jimmy Lynam, a former feet and didn’t get one. The greens didn’t break as from other teams if the 49ers cut It he makes the final roster on Aug. M d ^ l^ lf oMree time a day, time ment for his decisions in the best-of-five AL their toll. the Lord.” assistant for Jack Ramsay at milch.” him from the roster. M. m oil rooUes anETIree agents spend playoffs, which California lost to Milwaukee after Cummings said his heart prob­ Portland, has replaced Paul SUas. The sun, not a factor in Thursday’s rainy opening winning the first two games. The 22-year-old suffered dizzy Wong says "getting on the team, studying the playbook or “ getting “ The waiver system in the N F L lem was caused by abuse of his "There’s a pretty good rapport round, came out for the second round to dry out the The Angels led the AL West through most of the spells and collapsed during a Dec. body, not by any genetic defect. between us,” Cummlng said. ” He like getting into medical school,” as much rest as they can,” Wong is such that you can be cut by one course and kept scores noticeably higher than the 54 says. team one day and picked up by first half of the season but hit the skids after the IS game at Chicago. Tests failed to "I'v e changed my diet and now I knows I ’m a 9-5 worker— I come to sub-par opening rounds. ■eems to be the "hardest part” of t All-Star break and trailed the first-place Chicago find anything wrong and he con­ the process. " I t ’s eat, footbaii, sieep, eat, another team the next day,” he rest up,” he said. "I'm staying work. He knows when I say I can’t Tom Purtzer had the day’s second best round, a White Sox by eight games entering Friday night's tinued his hectic pace. The dizzi­ away from pork and real rich do it, that I won’t Uy to force it. Eventually, wong wants to be a football, sleep,'” be says. says. UPI photo 7-under 65, to join a group of five at 137 that included Wong is unsure if he would be action. ness returned in late March and a foods.” " I ’m getting older, I should be physician, specializing in ortho­ Years of practice, including his defending champion Lanny Wadklns, David Graham willing to go through all the agony Daryll Wong, a free agent quarterback telemetric monitoring device After l ‘<^mQoUu Af-inactivitv, .getting wiser." and Dave Barr. pedics because of its "tie to experience at Loweli, where he the NFL since being offered a contract ■ p o r t s ,” he says. was the "biggest guy on the team,” again next summer, if he doesn't from San Francisco, is hoping to with the 49ers. U the 49ers. or some other team. and Dartmouth, where he was an make it this year. become the first Chinese-American in 18 — MANCHES'^ER HERALD, Saturday, Aug. 13. 19B3 MANCH'^STER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 13, 1983 — 19

Homes lor Sale 31 Homes tor Sale 31 Homes tor Sole 31 Homes tor Sole 31 Services Offered SI Household Goods 62 MIsc for Sale 63 Tog Sales 69 Classified USED REFRIGERA­ BUSINESS / WILLING TO DO ODD TORS, WASHERS, MONTGOMERY WARD SPECIAL ITEMS SALE! JOBS, Housecleaning, Ranges - clean, guaran­ ping pong table. Folds in — All negotiable. 104 painting or wood work­ teed, parts and service. half for practicing on or Harlan Street. Saturday THEY COME NO CIEANER! ing. Have own transpor­ Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8, lust storing away. $35. and Sunday, 10 to 5. tation. Call 647-0329 or Son, 649 Main Street, Call 643-4859 anytime. 646- 0016. 643-2171. Keep Trying. GARAGE SALE — Au­ In Brief U.S.-ltaly pasta war threatens to boil over OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY-2-5 P.M. gust 13th, 14th. 9am-5pm. AMBITIOUS COLLEGE BEST O FFER — 14 full FOR SALE: Silver, tak- Housewares, books, clo­ S TU D E N T — Seeks odd window screens, four as­ ara sport 10, 19” from. thing, aluminum storm Lada named at W TIC lobs. Painting and lawns Good condition. $95. Call door, range hood. Mis­ by imports. But they are quick to add that their” sorted sizes. Call anytime Warren Lada of Manchester has been named BY Cynthia Piechowiak are a specialty. Call Jeff, 643- 4607. cellaneous. 28 South industry differs from those ailing industries. “ 649-0137. Best offer will be local sales manager for Hartford's WTIC-AM 647- 9013. Adams Street, UPI Business Editor “The Silk Stocking District is “ We’re as cost-efficient producers of pasta., accepted. radio. MAPLE occassional Manchester. products as there are in the world. We’re not likesteej, ^ Lada had been local sales manager for WTIC’s PITTSBURGH — America s pasta industry is finding pasta to be very M OVING — Sofa Bed, chair. Good condition. where they’re not on the cutting edge,” Gioia said, n $15. Call 646-1625. FM radio station. boiling mad over imports. Like others faced with a fashionable, where before it was $65. Arm chair, $10. Two MOVING TO FLORIDA WTIC is owned by the Ten Eighty Corporation. sticky problem, it is appealing to the federal bureaus, $10 each. Two — Wrough Iron railings, IM PORTERS of Italian products scoff at the 9 CHAIRS RESEATED — MIKASA FINE CHINA, government for protection. Cane, reed, fiber rush. lamps, $10. Coffee Table, living room set, Honda seen as a blue-collar belly- industry’s complaints. ^ service for 8 plus extra U.S. pasta producers complain that European Some repairs. Custom $10. 742-9441 or 872-9268. 120 Motorcycle — and Investments filler,” said Anthony Gioia, cups, etc. $50. Crooksville Miscellaneous. Saturday competitors are hawking low-priced spaghetti, "The truth is that imported pasta constitutes only 4',^ built picnic bbenches. dinner set, service for 6, Call 568-0638 after DARK WOOD SMALL from 9am to 4pm. 33 Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are macaroni and egg noodles in American supermarkets president of Buffalo-based RHM percent of the huge pasta market,” said MichafelZ Harvest pattern. $25. Call Grant Road. with the aid of illegal government subsidies. 4:30pm. Rocker with back cu­ as of 3 p.m. Friday. Macaroni Inc. Karas, president of Foodworld Sales Inc., a Buffalo^ shion and seat cushion. 649-0222. The Europeans — mainly Italians — say govern­ importer. ‘ ‘What we’re doing is giving Mrs. Consumer j Good condition. $15. Call FLEA M A R K ET — Satur­ Price Change ment aid just makes up for duties on American wheat the best pasta at the most reasonable price.” ' . LIGHT TRUCKING — GARRARD TURNTA­ Fall clean up, moving. 649-6801. day and Sunday, 10 to 5. Friday This Week and their market share is too tiny to threaten B LE, $15. Console, HI-FI, Lower level of the An­ American manufacturers. Imported brands are no threat to American jobs, Z Garages and cellars $15. Unicycle, $5. Air Karas said. In fact, he said, purchasing Italian pasta ” cleaned. Free estimate. WOOD CHAIR with reed tique Mall, Purnell Street Advest Inc. 24V. up 2% conditioner, $10. Mixer, entrance. Many Items at "When you look at the big items, like steel and is no less patriotic than buying American. ^ Call 646-8159. seat, $15. Has arms. Call Acmat 15Vi up 2% 649-6801. $15. Coll 646-8661. Tag Sale prices! autos, pasta just doesn't carry the same clout," said But Gioia and others complain that imported pasta Aetna 36'A up 1% "Importers are American too, and em ploy^ RICHARDSON MA­ CBT Corp. 30 up % Jeanne Archibald, an assistant general counsel to has spread throughout the country, carving out an BATHROOM CABINET, CANNING JARS — EASTERN CONNECTI­ U.S. Trade Representative Bill Brock. expanding share of the U.S. market. American citizens and pay taxes,” he said. ' Z SONRY — Brick, block, Colonial Bancorp 27‘/4 up 3 stone, plastering, chim­ sliding mirror doors, 24W Quarts and pints. $3.00 a CUT'S LARGEST FLEA But the dispute is expected to go before a committee Even if it wins the trade dispute, the U.S. pasta J Finast 17% dn % " We' re seeing now for the first time the appearance ney repairs, fireplaces, X 23H X5D, glass shelves, dozen. Call 644-0348. M A R K ET Is at the Mans­ of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade soon. of imported brands through the country, in cities like industry faces another problem — the glamorous aura iSt First Bancorp 52% up 1% surrounding imports from autos to apparel. ^ masonry landscaping. white, with 4-bulb lights field Drive-ln Theatre First Conn. Bancorp 43 up % American pasta makers hope the group will curb Detroit, Chicago and Kansas City," said Paul Free estimates. B. Rl- and electrical recepta­ TORO pioWER HANDLE (Jet. 31 8c 32) every imports into a rapidly growing market. and lawn edger attach­ First Hartford Corp. % nc Vermylen, presidentof New Jersey-based A. Zerega's "People think if pasta comes from Italy it must b e ? chardson, 742-7437.______cle. $20. Call 646-3067. Sunday, 9am - 3pm until Hartford National 38 dn V. Sons, the nation's oldest pasta maker. " I t ’s only in ment provides effortless Thanksgiving. No reser­ better — even if it uses American wheat,” said Robert ^ RELIABLE 46 year old- lawn edging. Only $50. Hartford Steam Boiler 53% dn % U.S. PASTA SALES - $1 billion in 1981 — will token quantities, but this is how it got started in the M. Green, executive director of the Nationai Pasta ^ 36" Green Kitchen Hood vations necessary. exceed $3 billion (unadjusted for inflation) in 1991, Northeast.” nanny will care for your Call 643-1403. (Dealers 8am). Ingersoll Rand 52 dn % Association. “ People think German beer is bettertoo. ” Fan, exhaust to outside, according to the study by FIND-SVP, a New York children In your home J.C. Penney 55% dn % It’s part of the import mystique.” • 77 WASHINGTON STREET $45. Coll 646-4371. research firm. The average American eats 11 pounds while you get away for WEDDING GOWN — FOUR FAMILIES — An­ Lydall Inc. 15% dn % CHALLENGING the Europeans on their own turf is But U.S. producers have themselves to blame forS of pasta annually, up from 8.6 pounds 10 years ago, it out of the question, Vermylen said. the weekend. References FOR SALE: 30” Electric Ideal for garden wed- tiques, glassware, collec- Sage Allen 13% nc part of their woes, said Lester Thurston, retired^ dlng. Size 8-10. said. "W e’d like, to export anywhere,” he said. “ But 6% ROOMS 1% BATHS available. Write Box NN stove. Very clean condi­ tables, carpeting, SNET 64% up % chairman of C.F. Mueller Co. «• c/o The Herald for Reasonable. Call 646- 28% The market expansion comes as pasta turns chic. realistically, it’s like carrying coals to New Castle. I tion. $50. Call 649-7811. clothing, miscellaneous. Travelers up % ALUMINUM SIDING CLEAN GAS HEAT particulors.______6331. Sunday Only, 9am. 467 United Technologies 67% dn V. "The Silk Stocking District is finding pasta to be can’t imagine Italians buying American pasta.” "Am erican manufacturers have done a beautiful ^ DECORATIVE FRUIT- North Main Street. New York gold $412.45 up 2.70 very fashionable, where before it was seen as a In seeking government help, domestic pasta job of representing themselves as being manufactur- Z CHILD CARE IN M Y PROPELLER FOR blue-collar belly-filler," said Anthony Gioia, presi­ makers say they are treading a path already blazed GARAGE, BREEZEWAY, PATIO, SHED HOM E — Manchester- WOOD Shelved Mirror ers of an authentic Italian product,” he said, "so J with sconces, 21 X 47. JOHNSON or Evinrude 4 dent of Buffalo-based RHM Macaroni Inc. by steelmakers, automakers and others hard-pressed they’re hoist by their own petard.” •• /Foster Street area. Call cyl outboard motor. 13 X STATELY COLONIAL - TREE-LINED STREET 649-8152.______Excellent condition. $70. Call 649-1847. 19. Very good condition. 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Convaniantly locatad on TLAS SULPREME — Ex- Help Wanted 21 NEES — Must fill five Early evenings and wee* ’ PLEX — Laundry Hook­ front or office space. $400 Manchaaiar/Eaat Hartford Una. Cali 9376. positions for territory. LPN'S preparing restaurant kends. Call 673-2597, coat, dresses, suits, etc. monthly plus utilities. to raaarva a tpaca or for additional ifH SCREENED LOAM ------cellent running Call 649-5459. ups, Fenced Yard, lormolion. 646 <664, Advertise in The $13,200 base. Manage­ FUU AND P A IT TIME laundry. Person must be between 7am and 4pm. 643-6712. gravel, processed gravel, LOVEABLE PUPPY — condition. 350 engine. Air LOST — SMALL FE­ We have some full mature, clean, neat and Central Location, Ap­ sand, stone and fill. For conditioning, excellent ment available within pliances. No utilities. No Cocker/Beagle, black M ALE CAT, Black tiger, SEWERS — Established and part time positions reliable. Call George at RESPONSIBLE WOMAN LADIES O N LY — Free LADY BUSTER deliveries call George and white. Five months. interior. Call 646-1696. nationwide pillow manu­ first year. For appolnt- pets. Coll 649-0159. NEWLY DECORATED white paws and white H em ld — "The ' ment call 569-8056. available on our 2nd (3 643-2751, dally after 12 to care for two small- ANDOVER LAKE — parking. On busline. Kit­ OFFICE SPACE In Man­ K E N N ELS — Canine Griffing, Andover, 742- Shots. Trained. Requires chin. Lost In vicinity of facturer has Immediate pm to 11 pm) and 3rd noon. Three bedroom Cape on chen privileges. Security Boarding. Safe, clean. 7886. more time than I can M U STAN G, 1969 — 351W. full time openings. Expe­ children In my home." M ANCHESTER — Excel­ chester. Centrally lo­ Main and Williams (11 pm to 7 am) shifts. Own transportation. Call" four lots. As Is, by owner. and references required. cated with ample park­ State License. 30 years provide. $35. Call after Excellent condition. New Streets. If seen call 643- rience preferred. Day ASSEMBLERS/ELEC- PART TIME CUSTODI­ Private, dead end, Bau- Call 643-2693. lent three room apart- experlence.$4.50 per day, DELIVERING RICH paint. Best offer. 688-8944. Community Voice TRONIC TECHNICIAN No shift rotation. In­ 643-2023. ing. Call 649-2891. 6pm, 649-4237. 4251. shift. Five day week. Full dividualized orienta­ ANS needed by South sola Road. $55,000. Call ment, stove, any size dog. 649-8496, LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 benefit program, includ­ — Experience required. refrigerator. Wall to wall tion. Excellent salary Windsor Board of Educa­ TYPING JOBS — Typing- 742-6589 or 742-8674 for MANCHESTER — Kit­ 647-8309. plus tax. Washed sand, FORD MAVERICK, 1971 LOST — In vicinity of the ing sewing Incentive. Quality Control Systems tion, September thru appointment. chen and bathroom privi­ carpeting. $300 plus utili­ stone, trap rock, and Musical Items 66 — 6 cylinder, 3 speed. Since 1881." Inspector - high school and benefits. to be done at home. Part' Roommotos Wanted 48 Parkode or Main Street. Apply at Plllowtex Corp., For more informa­ June. Three morning leges. $60 weekly. Phone ties. Call 649-4003. gravel. 643-9504. Very good condition. 49 Regent Street, Man­ diploma required. Entry time or full time. Call,-- Paintlng/Poperlng S2 Red Bell full-foced mo­ tion or to arrange for a hours dally, five days including weekends, 1-- MANCHESTER — 41 643-2659. Asking $550. Call after torcycle helmet. Desper­ chester, Connecticut. Level Inspecting and weekly, 8am to 11am. Phelps Road, 6 room MANCHESTER — Two DRAFTING BOARD T- 4pm, 646-4305. Testing of Finished Pro­ personal interview 716-842-6000. FLEXIBLE Non- G U ITAR S TE E L STRING ately Needed! Reward. Excel lent income for part please contact the Per­ Excellent opportunity for Colonial. Large front ANDOVER LAKE — Pri­ and three room apart­ SQUARE $15. Call 649- ducts, no experience re­ ments, $280, $325, $350. smoklng adult to share PAINTING AND PAPER ACO USTIC solid neck Call 649-9604. NEEDED IMME- time home assembly sonnel Department at retired person. Inquire In porch, two car garage, vate home. Sailing, 1649. 1973 PONTIAC GRAN D IA TE LY — Mature, re- quired. Font DIgItilzers - Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 four bedrooms, Man­ HANGING — Exterior and bridge, fingers easily work. For Info. Call 504- 647-4710. person only. South Wind­ beautiful park-llke back­ swimming, fishing, etc... and has good tune. $30. VILLE — Good mechani­ sponsible, ATTENTION HOUSE­ high school diploma, weekdays. chester home. $225 plus and interior, ceilings re­ 641-8003. Ext. 8201. Mandiestor sor Board of Education, yard. $74,900. Marlon E. All privileges. Non- paired. References, fully WHITE BATHROOM Call 875-6736. cal condition. $650 or best grandmotherly type per­ WIVES, VACATIONING some knowledge of draft­ 1737 Main Street, South Robertson, Realtor, 643- smoker. Call 742-8740. 1/3 utilities. Call 649-4427. SINK with faucets. $20. offer. Call 649-8572. STUDEN TS, anyone with ing and art desired. Field Memorial Hospital PROFESSIONAL Ty-” Insured. Quality work. son to help care for Windsor, Facilities Servi­ S