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operators of well-run clinics with sophisticated fear their competition. • Although some are highly educated, if misguided Our increasing sophistication on health matters and equipment to the back-alley, snake-oil salesmen of scientists, many are uneducated or with degrees from cancer treatment is creating a new breed of cynical legend. Some even may be accredited members of the entrepreneurs to capitalize on these attitudes. These Your medical profession; physicians, nurses and medical obscure colleges. are cancer quacks who market worthless products • Their treatment methods are often secret, and social workers. and use scientific language that fools the most Money's How much is spent on phony cancer cures and they refuse consultation with reputable physicians or educated among us, treatments? No one knows exactly. But health cancer specialists, "The promotion of quack remedies for cancer is Worth quackery is now a $10 billion-a-year business, said a • Their records are scanty or non-existent, and MnmhmttY Mrralft hardly a new phenomenon," notes Dr. Irving J. they depend on stories about "cures" of various Sylvia Porter recent study by a House subcommittee on aging. The ____^1______I TiiAsHTuesday, flv/ .liilviJuly 23, 1985 — Single copy: 254 Lerner of the University of Minnesota in the American main targets of the frauds are cancer victims, individuals. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Cancer Society's publication, Cancer News. But arthritics, food faddists and the elderly who aren't ill • They claim outside evaluation (if any) is today's "cancer underground" no longer touts single prejudiced against them, and their chief supporters but seek to halt the aging process. cure-all remedies — such as phony lotions, potions, But no dollar figure could possibly be placed on the are not medical cancer specialists, but rather powders, pills, serums and salves, as well as anguish of the cancer victims — nor could any be medically naive politicians, entertainers, etc. treatments from machines emitting mysterious rays. add up to a positive, upbeat, reassuring message for placed on the lives lost because of useless care. One To curb cancer quackery, the American Cancer the vulnerable patient. Also no longer promoted as in the past is that woman entrusted her husband, afflicted with cancer Society is spearheading efforts to strengthen and Kelly seen controversial phenomenon of the 1970s, laetrile, the "These remedies are not as frightening as surgery, of the colon, to a couple who ran a clinic. The couple enact federal and state laws, and it urges you to heed discredited apricot pit derivative which, according to chemotherapy or radiation,"^ays Cancer News. All Police brace had doctorates, one in engineering, the other in are based on appealing ideas. this advice; Dr. Lerner, holds the distinction of being "the most English, The couple warned the woman to keep her thoroughly studied failure in the history of medicine." There are no secrets, mysterious, miracle cures for Among the positive ideas are vitamins, vaccines or husband away from regular doctors and put him on a as straight cancer The only effective treatments remain special diet (including home-grown wheat grass), Instead, pushed today are various "total" ap­ drugs meant to bolster something good in the body surgery, radiation, chemotherapy and drugs^ For promising remission of the cancer in two months. proaches, such as diet therapy, megavitamins and rather than attack something awful; foods that are more guidelines to protect yourself, get the ACS s 2 "natural" or in some way free of the taint of Instead, the husband died within the span. for riots at others emphasizing nutrition, the immune response, booklet "Unproven Methods of Cancer Treatment. 2 How can you spot cancer quack's? the mind-body relationship, metabolic therapy and technology; cleansing enemas and other procedures It's available free from ACS offices across tbe United trial lawyer • They are usually isolated from established faith healing. Most often, two or three of these to purge foul toxins. scientifi'' claiming mainstream physicians States. See your phone book for addresses. therapies are combined, and then all these therapies Those marketing the phony cures may range from By Kevin Flood — Manchester at Work- Herald Reporter mass funeral Steel strikers John J. Kelly doesn't evoke many strong words or Business colorful stories from his fellow prosecutors at Bv Brendan Boyle Police briefly detained prominent 2 Manchester Superior Court — and the state Criminal black lawyer Priscilla Jana when she United Press International 3 In Brief Justice Commission may have considered that one of returned from a human rights confer­ belong at table, his blessings last week when they appointed him the JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - ence in Washington. An aide said she new chief state's attorney. was picked up at the airport by police In interviews Monday and today, the Manchester Thousands gathered for a mass funeral • r of black riot victims today and police who searched her home and then took NYNEX earnings rise 9.6% senator says prosecutors were careful not to say anything that her to police offices forquestioning. She might be regarded as critical of their new boss. But announced that 441 people had been NEW YORK — NYNEX Corp., one the regional • arrested in three days of emergency was released Monday night. they were in agreement on kelly's chief asset; that he telephone companies created by the breakup of PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The bankrupt Wheeling- rule imposed to curb protests against In Washington, President Reagan is a good, straight-forward trial attorney. American Telephone & Telegraph Co., reported Pittshurgh Steel Corp and striking United Steel­ the white minority government. denounced South Africa’s system of Kelly, formerly the state's attorney for the its second-quarter earnings rose 9,6 percent. workers are "not that far apart " in a wage dispute racial segregation known as apartheid Ansonla-Milford Judicial District, succeeds Austin J. In the April-June quarter, NYNEX earned that triggered the industry's first major walkout in Thousands of black mourners con­ and said Pretoria “ bears a considera­ McGuigan, who generated a great deal of controversy $262.5 million, or $2.60 a share, compared with more than 25 years. Sen. Jay Rockefeller of West verged on Kwa-thema, a black town­ ble responsibility" for the current $2.39.6 million, or $2.46 a share, in the same Virginia says. in the past year during his feud with State Police. ship about 25 miles east of Johannes­ violence. quarter last year. Operating revenues for the Picket lines sprang up at nine plants employing Manchester Assistant State's Attorney Jorge burg. for the mass funeral of between 14 The latest report on arrests updated Simone said Monday that Kelly showed him the value quarter rose to $2.5 billion vs. $2.4 billion a year 8,200 workers in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and and 22 blacks killed by police in recent an announcement made Sunday listing of pre-trial preparation when he served in Kelly's earlier. Ohio at 12: 01 a m Sunday, marking the first time the rioting. the number of detainees at 113. A police office in Ansonia for four months in 1982. "He sort of NYNEX Chairman D.C. Staley said the USW has struck a major steelmaker since 19,59. V i ' Shops were closed and police units spokesman said information from helped me cut my teeth," Simone said. "He's just a company has continued to enhance New York Federal mediators Robert Householder and Car­ patrolled the area, witnesses said. areas covered by the emergency very good trial attorney. He always went into a Telephone's and New England Telephone's local men Newell recessed negotiations after saying the Buses and taxis would not enter the measures would be given "from time to network with more digital switching and more two sides were too far apart on vital issues. The two courtroom well-prepared, knowing what to expect." township and dropped passengers at its time." "Jack is the kind of guy who, when he says optical fiber. said they would attempt to bring both sides back to the edge. Police did, however, continue to issue Staley said these moves are the "foundation of table "but not at least for .several days." something, sticks behind it," Simone said. "And he'll At nearby Tsakane. white troops routine reports on countrywide unrest stick behind you if you need him." our transition to a high-speed, digital network But Rockefeller, who played a role in the survival of carrying automatic rifles patrolled the not related to the emergency measures. Assistant State's Attorney Neil Shea, the chief capable of meeting the needs of information-age Weirton Steel Co, as an employee-owned firm when he streets on foot. The report said two men and a youth prosecutor at the Manchester court, said this morning businnesses by exchange voice, state and images was governor of West Virginia, disagreed with the A police spokesman in Pretoria said were shot and killed in a major clash in .ini' that he has known Kelly for 15 or 20 years. Shea would economically over the same circuits." mediators' assessment. the names of the 441 people arrested by Tsakane, east of Johannesburg, where only describe Kelly as "a good prosecutor, a NYNEX Business Information Systems is "As both sides know, my office has stayed close to police under the state of emergency about 4,000 blacks surrounded and well-prepared prosecutor." expanding its Datego Stores, which sell compu­ the negotiations on a daily basis for the past few proclaimed Sunday by President Pieter stoned the home of a black policeman When asked if he thought Kelly’s appointment will J ters and other telecommunications devices, and months, " Rockefeller, a Democrat, said Sunday. "I Botha in 36 districts would be released until officers opened fire. Five blacks mean any changes at the MancheMer court. Shea J NYNEX Information Resources has introduced a happen to know that the two sides are not that far were wounded and arrested. said: "I really have no idea. I haven't talked with him later. Spanish Yellow Pages for New Jersey's Hispanic apart. They owe it to themselves and the whole region At least nine blacks have been killed In another Incident, a man was killed in over a year." community. . to go the extra mile to reach an agreement." since emergency rule was invoked by when security forces fired one shotgun Simone said he doesn't expect the change at the top "The 1959 strike against steel producers endured for the white minority government. blast and two rubber bullets into a to have much impact on the prosecution of criminals a record 116 days. Among those arrested early today crowd of about 200 blacks throwing in Manchester. "If anything. I'll think there will just UPI photo Riding off Into the sunset Wheeling-Pittsburgh President John Fry has said was Molly Blackburn, a leading activist rocks at a police vehicle, the report be administrative changes," he said. HOUSTON — A promotion by First City strikebreakers will not b«' hired, although plants will in the eastern region of Cape Province, said. “ For the most part, I think his demeanor‘will just Bancorp, is off to a galloping start, attracting remain open who was detained at her Port Elizabeth Racial violence in black townships help make the prosecutor’s office something to be Bob’ ready to move three people willing to place $100,000 in a During eight months of intense bargaining, the Herald photo by Terquinlo home an hour before a scheduled has killed 480 people during the past 10 U company at first sought a reduction in hourly labor . proud of. He represents all the other prosecutors and long-term certificate of deposit in exchange for meeting with three former U.S. Cabinet months. U how they should act.” Robert Moynihan, 11, is doused by the surf as strong winds an Arabian colt. costs from $21.40 to $15.20. The firm then filed under Frank Parlee cuts the hair of Carl been a barber for 19 years, bought members, including former Secretary Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code April 16 in an Simone conceded that McGulgan’s well-publicized caused by Tropicai Storm "Bob" kicked the high tide up over the Any $100,000, five-year CD customer requesting McAllister Jr. at John's BarberShop, the shop April 29. of Slate Cyrus Vance, Desmond Tutu appealed tothe white an Arabian colt will get a call from Falcon Ridge attempt to restructure a $514 million debt. battles with the state police and other agencies, seawaii at Ft. Myers Beach, Fia., Monday. Story on page 4. Police said she was not arrested minority government to negotiate with Farm in Newtown, Conn., said Marketing Vice After a federal bankruptcy judge ruled Wednesday 384 Hartford Road. Parlee, who has created a "problem of credibility” for state under the terms of the emergency black leaders and offered himself as a President Don Ruggiero, who initiated the the company could'Missolve its USW contract, the prosecutors. But he said he believes Kelly was not measures but was detained for attend­ mediator. picked for the job because of any faults McGuigan promotion to gain new depositors. company improved its offer to $17.50 an hour, but the ing an illegal meeting July 14. Botha, meanwhile, rejected calls for In addition to 11 percent interest, the customer USW said anything less than $19.50 was out of the may have had. "I think Jack was more or less picked She was expected to appear in court a special Parliament session to debate will choose from four colts complete with question. on his own merits," he said. Insurance agent bilked and according to lawyers would proba­ the emergency. He said action, not L pedigrees, critiques, health certificates and Federal bankruptcy law empowers the union to Former state Supreme Court Chlel Justice Charles bly be fined $25. words, were needed to end the violence. L House, a resident of Manchester, said in a telephone independent appraisals of values from $6,000 to strike if a company terminates a contract and sets High-technology industries interview Monday evening that kelly’s appointment $ 10, 000. wage rates that are unacceptable. Ruggiero said he was looking for an idea to U S. Circuit Judge Glenn Mercer on Saturday will probably mean an end to the feud between customers, firm: police "shake the market" at a time when CD rates at rejected a request from the USW to stay the prosecutors and the State Police. “ From all reports he most banks are closely competitive. Thus far, bankruptcy court order voiding the contract, which male-dominated, study says sounds like an excellent appointment,” he said. three people have accepted the offer, he said. would have postponed the strike. House gave Governor William A. O’Neill a report in By Kevin Flood $3,000 was deposited in his personal USW District 23 director and chief negotiator, Paul January listing his recommendations on how to end Herald Reporter bank accout at the Hartford Road Bob Heady, a banking expert who publishes the STANFORD, Calif, (UPI) - Rusen, said Mercer's decision has been appealed. Strober said. "Although women ute to the differences," Strober the feud between McGuigan and State Police branch of the Savings Bank of Manches­ national Bank Rate monitor, said a potential Computer-related occupations re­ Rockefeller warned a failure to resolve the dispute have increased their representa­ said. Commander Col. Lester J. Forst Jr. Police charged today that a 37-year- ter, the reports said. consumer should combine the value of the main highly segregated by sex, soon will "seriously threaten" the firm's existence. tion in the jobs of both computer House said his report — which had been requested old Manchester insurance salesman The reports said the couple called the interest on the CD and the value of the horse with women earning lower wages "Women are still more likely programmer and analyst, women by O’Neill — suggested that the only way to solve the stole thousands of dollars from custo­ Insurance Center in February, after before deciding to invest. and men dominating in the high- than men to exclude themselves remain less than one-third of the problem was by removing either McGuigan or Forst. mers by cashing their insurance calling Aetna to determine how much "In other words, are they interested in higher paying executive posts, a new from advanced science and math incumbents of these occupations." “ The problem is that here you have two different policies and thousands more from his tax they owed for the policy and dollar earnings, or riding off into the sunset?" he study shows. training. Men who work in these Pact KOs strike The researchers analyzed cen­ agencies set up to do the same job, with no one to employer by accepting commissions on learning that the company had only said "High tech may produce inte­ intellectually challenging and sus data in three computer-related really oversee them and clear up conflicts,” he said. policies he never sold. received $600 from them. grated circuits, but it does not highly lucrative sectors may de­ fields: computer sclentists- "The state statutes say that they ’shall cooperate’ in Michael Lang, of 5 Bramblebush The comapny itself began question­ necessarily produce an integrated velop a 'culture of engineering' in systems analysts, computer pro­ the collecting of evidence. But if there is no Road, was charged with three counts of ing Lang late in 1984, when it realized Dollar up; gold, silver down at Westinghouse work force or eliminate earnings part to keep women out." grammers and computer cooperation, the only solution is to use appointive first-degree larceny and three counts of that insurance companies were not LONDON — The U.S. dollar rose today against differences between men and PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Negotiators for Westing- operators. The work style and pressures in powers,” forgery. giving them its share of the commis­ major foreign currencies, except the devalued women,'' said Myra Strober, direc­ house Electric Corp. and unions representing about The researchers found. "The the most technologically competi­ With Kelly's appointment. House said, the dispute Police reports said all of the alleged sions Lang earned on the policies he Italian Lira. Gold and silver dropped. tor of the Institute for Research on 28,500 workers reached a tentative three-year pact higher the status and the pay, the tive sectors of the computer between prosecutors and the State Police "seems at thefts occured while Lang was em­ allegedly sold. Lang eventually admit­ The dollar opened at l.%5 lire in Milan, down Educational Finance and Gover­ Sunday, just hours before a midnight strike deadline. more white men were over­ industry also may discourage this point to be water over the dam.” ployed by the Independent Insurance ted to writing some policies in his own from its record 2.200 Friday when the Italian nance at Stanford University. The agreement was reached at 7:30 p.m. EDT after represented compared to the labor many women. Center Inc. on Hartford Road between name and having the full commissions government halted trading as the Lira slumped Strober and Carolyn Arnold a daylong bargaining session between a coalition of force as a whole, and the more January 1984 and January of 1985. for them sent to his home, the reports some 20 percent against key currencies such as analyzed U.S. census data to six unions and company officials, Westinghouse minority men and women of all “ Women who want to succeed said. the dollar, the German Mark and the French conclude that "the computer field The largest theft came in June 1984, spokesman James Daley said. racial and ethnic groups were have to put in long, hard hours of GOP wants when the suspect allegedly bilked one In all, police said, Lang earned Franc. was sired by the fields of mathe­ A seventh union, the Federation of Westinghouse under-represented.'' work, and this can be a barrier for man of $35,000, police reports said. The $11,246 in commissions for 55 insurance An effective devaluation of 7.8 percent of the matics and engineering, and the Independent Salaried Workers, which negotiated Men were more likely to be in women — and men — who try to reports said after selling the man an policies he never sold. Lang promised lire against the major European currencies was newly bom prestigious and techni­ separately, continued talking with company officials managerial or technical- balance their home and work insurance policy for that amount, Lang the company he would make restitution announced late Saturday after an 8-hour meeting Sunday night, Daley said. cal jobs quickly took on the gender professional positions in high-tech lives," Strober said. data secret wrote a letter to the insurance company on them, but eventually confessed to of the European Monetarytommittee in Basle. "We consider this to be a good contract, " said designation of the parent fields." 2 industries than in non-high-tech that offered it, requesting that the police last May after the company filed Switzerland. Computer engineering and elec­ 2 Daley, who added that details of the pact would not be industries. Women fared "far HARTFORD (UPI) — Republican legislative policy be canceled. a complaint, police reports said. The dollar today continued its lat( week surge released for about two days. tronic technical work employ few worse" in managerial or profes­ leaders are looking at possible changes in the General Lang signed his customer’s name to Information on Lang’s bond was on other foreign exchanges. A spokesman for the International Union of women, while data entry, "which sional positions in high-tech indus­ Assembly's rules to prevent public disclosure of the letter, the reports said, and had the unavailable this morning. Police said It opened at 2.9105 D-m in Frankfurt, up from Electrical Workers, which headed the bargaining quickly took on the characteristics tries than was generally true in CALDWELL documents obtained in a legislative study of the refund check sent to him. he was scheduled to be arraigned in 2.8703 at Friday's close. It was 2.3918 Swiss francs coalition of six unions, said the agreement calls for a 3 of clerical work, became a virtu­ non-high-tech industries. criminal justice system. The reports said that upon receiving court this morning. in Zurich, up from 2.3650. and 8.8350 francs in percent wage increase in each of three years and said ally exclusive female preserve," Women's average annual earn­ Senate Majority Leader Reginald J. Smith, R-New the check, Lang forged the man's name Paris, up from 8.7850. the pact contained "no concessions, no takeaways." said Arnold, a Ph.D. candidate in OIL INC. ings and median hourly earnings Hartford, said Monday the leaders are studying a to it and had made payable to him. In strengthened against sterling in London, "The tentative agreement contains substantial the School of Education. "Produc­ were less than those of men among possible rules change that would grant confidentiality Police said Lang then cashed the check opening at $1.3858 to the pound against $1.3980, improvement in wages and benefits, including tion work, too, is preponderantly computer scientists-systems ana­ for documents obtained by the 14-member committee 2 and closed higher in*okyo, 240.55 yen against female." at the Spencer Street branch of the (improvements in) job security," lUE spokesman lysts, computer programmers and 86.9 doing the study. 3 Savings Bank of Manchester and CPI has 238.43. Carmine Delle Donne said. In the beginning, most computer per gal. C. O. D. computer operators. Smith said the Legislature could adopt a resolution deposited the money in his personal The Brussels market, where the dollar finished Westinghouse had asked major reductions in programmers were female. "Women's own behavior, em­ similar to the one passed earlier this year creating the savings account. at 58.35 Belgian francs Friday, was closed for a wages, pensions, insurance and health care, he said, "But very shortly after the ployer discrimination and the committee to give the panel an exemption from the Lang could not be reached for small gain national holiday. adding the first year's wage increase would be in a computer was introduced, men 649-8841 interaction of labor markets and state Freedom of Information Act. comment on the charges this morning. lump sum. began to fill the emerging jobs." PHc m Subl^el to Change. gender relations all may contrib­ Smith, who co-chairs the committee, authored A girl who answered a telephone call to legislation to exempt the documents from public his house this morning said he would WASHINGTON (UPI) - Consumer disclosure, but the bill was vetoed by Democratic return the call later today. prices rose just 0.2 percent in June, Gov. William A. O'Neill. The suspect performed a similar keeping inflation at a moderate 3.7 Students scramble for head start Something Different...... Wish Someone A The Legislature’s Republican majority -made no operation in January, 1984, according to percent annual rate despite big in­ attempt during Monday's trailer session to try to police reports, when he convinced a creases for medical care, electricity override the veto, but instead began talking about the woman to cash in her $18,340 annuity and telephone calls, the Labor Depart­ BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - In­ spent in the classroom with on-the- related studies started In some officials said. Happy Birthday possible rules change, which would not require the policy. He cashed the refund check for ment said today. creasing numbers of career-bound job training and experience. colleges as long as 75 years ago, The programs are attractive to governor’s approval. (Other O’Neill vetoes withstood that policy at a Sayings Bank of The latest change in the department’s college students leave tbe class­ The private university has but has been used far longer in employers as a recruitment me­ With A Herald Happy Heart override attempts. See story on page 7). Manchester branch office on Main Consumer Price Index was identical to room for temporary jobs with placed students in recent years medical schools and teaching thod and source for reliable “ The governor would not be able to put his will on Street in East Hartford, the police May but half or less than the accelera­ eager employers who swap lower with about 225 businesses and colleges that require internships. temporary workers, several busi­ reports said. tion in March and April. labor costs for training and expe­ agencies in the region, said Ri­ ness representatives said Tuesday Please tom to page 10 Both policies were offered by a Medical care prices went up the most rience. officials say. chard D. Huss, UB vice present for The recent spread of work-study during a meeting at UB. ^^nrollment. programs in the mainstream of company called Manufacturer’s Life, of any major category, 0.7 percent, with Rising tuition, a shrinking pool of higher education perhaps can be A spokesman for Norwalk-based the report said. medicine and medical supplies up a skilled labor and stiff competition The trend is nationwide, said traced to recessions and a growing Perkin-Elmer Corp. said his firm J o h n Inside Today In a third case, the reports said, Lang strong 0.9 percent. Hsnid ptiolo by Tsrqutnio among students seeking an edge in John Dromgoole. vice president of demand among students and par­ hires cooperative education stu­ Only ■old a married couple a universal Aetna With summer rates climbing even the job market all have played a the National Commission for Coop­ ents that college lead to specific dents from UB, the University of Life and Casulty policy for $3,600 in more than usual, the cost of electricity Over easy part in the rapid growth of erative Education, who was in job prospects, officials say. Connecticut, Rensselaer Polytech- $6.00 20 pagss, 2 sections November, 1984. He had them make the jumped 1.3 percent. cooperative education, college and Bridgeport this week to observe The Reagan administration's nical Institute and Northeastern AOvIm ,______— 12 OMtuar)ss_ check out to "M.R. Lang Associates,” The beginning of the $1 local access Sarah Rowe holds a paper bag to try to catch eggs being thrown business leaders said. the UB program. call for business and Industry to University. Ai m towns______10 Op(n(on__ the reports said. When they gave him charge added to telephone bills In June from the roof of Highland Park School during the school aststnsd. . 1B-1S PsopIsUlli . hoisting that index by 4.6 percent, but The cooperative education pro­ "The idea has finally Incubated work with universities to improve “ We are able to recruit blgh- Call.... Comlos. ------S Spofts____ the check — which he promised to give playground's egg-drop contest. The object of the game was to gram at the University of Bridge­ throughout higher education," he education and develop new tech­ callber students for engineering ■ntsrtsininsnt _ __ 12 TtMvlslon_ to Aetna — he only deposited $600 to the housing costs decelerated to a rate of port has grown to include 400 said. nology will support the further and accounting functions," he ___ 2 W ttth s f_ company to cover the policy’s pre­ catch the most eggs — unbroken, of course. More pictures on ■taints, who alternate semesters The concept of mixing work with growUi of cooperative education. said. 643-2711 mium, the report said. The remaining Please turn to page 10 page 13. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July '23, 1985 - 3

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 23. 1985 Suicide sparks debate over safety of game

the petition plan to deluge the with his character” in Dungeons By Ruth Younablood hanged himself in the woods April board with letters and will meet to and Dragons. She said the death of United Press International 25. “Studies In regression Indicate that violence consider ways of fighting the 16 youngsters in the country have "Studies in regression indicate panel’s refusal to ban the game, been linked directly to the game. that violence when played desen­ when played desensitizes children to other PUTNAM — Residents who which has triggered protests in a "The parents who signed the sitizes children to other violent petitioned to have Dungeons and violent acts. Some become more likely to act in number of other communities petition were concerned about the. Dragons banned from the high acts," he said. "Some become across the nation. game in general and felt that given! more likely to act in a more violent a more violent way.” school after a youngster commit­ In Dungeons and Dragons, a the circumstances (of Cartier’s ted suicide say the game is satanic. way." Dr. Joseph Creme game set in medieval times, death) and the general national but its maker says it encourages A spokesman for T.S.R. Inc., of players assume the identities of problems associated with the healthy childhood role playing. Lake Geneva, Wis., denied Dun­ characters such as wizards in a game, it should not be in the Parents upset by a unanimous geons and Dragons is more violent suicide has not been established. search for treasure. Characters schools." said Creme. refusal of the Board of Education than other childhood games. stimulates imaginations and en­ Creme said Cartier was "kind of can be killed, resurrected or to ban Dungeons and Dragons "R ole playing has been around hances reading, writing, math and Putnam High School Principal problem solving skills." compulsive" about playing the reincarnated in the quest. from a high school activity period for decades," said Dieter Sturm, Creme said most of the informa­ Barry Parker said the game isC spokesman for the firm who But Creme said, "Fantasy role- game and said the boy's death after a youngster committed sui­ tion he submitted to the board among 30 different activities stu-- supplied the Board of Education playing games can change behav­ galvanized public opinion against cide say they will fight the came from Pat Pulling, the dents may select during the period with positive data about the game. ior through behavior modification the controversial pasttime. decision. founder of a group called Bothered at the end of the school day. "W e grew up playing cowboys and techniques," adding the games “ That kind of triggered it off," "This game is violence or­ About Dungeons and Dragons ’’We re leaving it up to the iented." said Dr. Joseph Creme, a Indians." have been shown to be harmful in said Creme. "There was concern based in Richmond, Va. individual students and parents to; local physician who began looking Noting that traditional games some young children and teenag­ before on the part of a few parents, Pulling said she started BADD decide whether an activity is- are competitive in nature, Sturm ers "who haven't formed their own but (the suicide) kind of tilted it into Dungeons and Dragons after her 16-year-old son commit­ worthwhile. We see nothing harm-! said, "In Dungeons and Dragons individualities," over the edge." shortly after Roland E. Cartier, 13, ted suicide after "over identifying ful in offering the gam e." a Putnam Middle School student. players work as a team. The game Although the reason for the Creme said parents who signed Peopletalk Weather Today’s forecast 2 Hair affair Master of the snide aside Connecticut, Massachusetts ..I*' and Rhode Island: Sunny days The National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists No one on television swings a sharper satirical and clear nights through Wed­ Association named Donna Mills of 'Knots sword than Jonathan Quayle Higgins, the stuffy nesday. Highs today 75 to 80. Landing'' and British character John Hillerman plays opposite Lows tonight in the 50s, except Tom Selleck on "Magnum, P.I." JosLiiAA, David Hasselhoff of 40s in the Berkshires. Highs "Knight Rider " its A snide aside from his character can ieave the trendsetters of the target in shreds but Hillerman says the show's Wednesday 80 to 85. 3 3 Maine and New Hampshire: year, citing them writers don't let him go after the feeble. Partly sunny north and mostly for shortening their "Higgins cannot use his rapier wit on a wimp," Htrald photos by Pinto hairstyles. Hillerman said. "It wouid make him unsympa­ sunny south today. Highs from "The timing was thetic instead of humorous. The humor on the the upper 60s to near 80. Clear important because show goes both ways. Magnum gets off some tonight. Lows in the 40s to lower Cut ’em loose she did it at a time excellent blasts at Higgins." 50s. Mostly sunny Wednesday. when many women Hillerman, who claims he is not as sarcastic as Highs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. were ready for a Higgins, says audiences remember acerbic Vermont: Mostly sunny today Garry Albert, left, a firefighter with the Eighth District been purchased by the district for $5,2(X)to supplement change," Allen Ed- characters but he is surprised by the character's and Wednesday. Clear and cool Fire Department, Monday demonstrates the use of the Hurst tool now in use. According to Thomas O'Marra, M B I ) I wards, Mills's hair- popularity. tonight. Highs today in the 70s. shears that are a part of a new tool the department has spokesman for the the department, the hydraulic tool is ^ I dresser, said of her "People love it when Higgins rambles and »nmvm Lows tonight in the 40s and 50s. acquired for rescuing victims trapped in automobiles. powered by its own air supply and operates quietly, cut. The group said nobody listens," he says. " I didn't expect a Highs Wednesday in the low 80s. Hasselhoff also is cranky, middle-aged man to become so popular. The shears are used to cut off the post at the windshield permitting medical personnel to communicate with a wearing a shorter Extended outlook Feel the wermth of the eun so that the roof can be rolled back. At right, Don Moore, trapped victim. O'Marra describes the new tool as a haircut this season. another volunteer firefighter, uses a spreader tool that light-duty extrication tool. It applies 12,000 pounds of Aiso faring well in Extended outlook for New Today: mostly sunny. Highs 80 to 85. Northwest winds 10to 15 mph. the voting by the England Thursday through Tonight: clear and cool. Lows 50 to 55. Light northwest winds. comes with the extrication package to force open the pressure at the tip of the spreader. 50,000 members of Cowboy with Indian eyes Saturday: Wednesday: sunny. Highs In the mid 80s. Thursday: fair and warm. passenger door of the car. The Gator Tool package has the association were Connecticut, Massachusetts Today’s weather picture was drawn by Tina Levick, 10, of 12BA Rachel He changed his name from Leonard Slye but in Diahann Carroll, Rd., who was a fourth grader at Robertson School. Joan Collins 1938 movie makers still were worried that Roy and Rhode Island: Fair Thurs­ Joan Collins, Rogers’s eyes were too squinty. But there was no day. Chance of showers Friday Sheena Easton, Geraldine Ferraro, Linda Gray, and Saturday. Highs in the 80s. Susan Lucci, Nancy Reagan, Diana Ross and need for concern. "They went ahead with the movie and, when it Lows in the 60s. History of Buckland dispute is iong and tangied Elizabeth Taylor came out, the biggest batch of fan mail we got was Vermont: Dry Thursday. Other leading men were James Brolin, Pierce from people telling me how much they liked my Lows in the SOs. Highs about 80. Brosnan, John Forsythe, Richard Gere, the iate Supreme Court, seeking to over­ eyes," said Rogers, who attributes the shape of Thunderstorms likely and warm By Alex Girelll responded. A dispute at the scene. Jon-Erik Hexum, Lee Iforsley, Juiio Iglesias, turn the injunction. his eyes to his Choctaw Indian ancestry. Friday, then scattered scattered Herald R eporter Penny said, apparently interfered Michaei Jackson and Rick Springfieid. In that first movie he p la y ^ a young showers and cooler on Saturday. with firefighting. J congressman but Westerns were his destiny. In Lows in the 60s. Highs in the 80s The controversy over the town’s District would bid on station THE TOWN LOST THAT AP­ J one of the first cowboy movies he rode a rental Friday and about 75 to 80 Buckland firehouse has it roots in a THAT DISPUTE BROUGHT P E A L in August 1978, when the horse provided by a stable. 1957 decision by the Manchester ABOUT a contract under which the higher court ruled 3-2 in favor of Friends of animals Saturday. The Eighth Utilities District almost certainly election. "1 picked out a palomino and he turned out to be electorate to form a paid fire town paid the district’s volunteer upholding the Superior Court rul­ Maine and New Hampshire: will be interested in bidding to buy the town's Members of the Democratic majority that An estimated 15,000, including comedianne Jo a great horse, greatest horse 1 had ever ridden," department. fire department a per-fire fee to ing that the Eighth District annex­ Fair Thursday. Chance of show­ Buckland fire station if the station is put up for controls the Board of the Directors, who oppose Anne Worley, actor Earl Holliman and Daniel J. Rogers said. " I named him Trigger." "That, at least, is the interpreta­ combat fires that were in the north ation of Buckland was legal. ers Friday and Saturday. Lows sale. District President Walter Joyner said today. the sale, admit the petition probably will be Travantl of "Hill Street Blues," roamed The Roy ended up buying the horse for $2,500 on an tion of Director Stephen T. Penny, end of town but outside the While the dispute was still in SO to 60. Highs in the upper 70s to Joyner said he would have to discuss the successful and have said they will make no effort Burbank Studios Sunday at the 10th annual instaliment plan, rode it in every one of his 90 who leads the Democratic major­ boundaries of the Eighth District, court, however, the town had mid 80s. question with the district directors before he to block the election. fund-raising fair sponsored by Actors and Others movies and 110 television shows and had it stuffed ity on the town Board of Directors. Penny said. constructed its fire station on could make a commitment. Joyner said that if the district were to submit a for Animals. .when it died in 1965. Across the nation The 1957 vote was the point at The contract lasted from 1957 to bid, the bid would have to be subject to ultimate Tolland Turnpike. Then as now, D 1975. And, he said, he’s sure the district would want the Democrats were in control of Organizers raised money for the protection and which Penny began at a news to have an appraisal made in view of the fact that approval by the voters of the district. That care of animals by auctioning things like a John Tropical storm Bob and its ponference Monday when he pres­ In 1972, the town contracted with the Board of Directors. u the bid price would have to be more than $400,000. condition would have to accepted in the bidding Travolta T-shirt, a "T h riller" poster auto­ 60-mph winds drifted toward ented what he called a "nutshell the Boston office of Insurance Penny’s remarks at Monday’s The district previously offered to buy the procedure, he said. graphed by Michael Jackson, a sketch of Florida’s West Coast today, history” of the,events leading to Services Office for a fire- The Democratic majority said at a news news conference indicated that "Tonight" show comedians signed by Johnny Here she Is, Mrs. America while flash floods racing through the dispute about fire protection in protection survey. The ISO found firehouse for $300,000, but its offer was turned early in the litigation, the town was down by the town Board of Directors. conference Monday that it would wage a hard Carson, Joan Rivers and Bill Cosby, and gown A 31-year-old model from Brandon, Miss., was Buckland. At the news conference, that the response distance from the already financially committed to the gulches and washes of the The Republican Party in Manchester is fight against the firehouse sale. worn by Linda Evans on "Dynasty. " selected as the ninth Mrs. America Monday in Penny said the Democrats would district’s firehouse on Main Street building the new station. western United States carved satellite view circulating a petition in a effort to force the town At a special meeting of the directors, called for Reno. Nev. announce an initiative on the issue at Hilliard Street to the Buckland But the Democrats have been \ holes up to 100 feet long in Utah to offer the firehouse for sale to the highest bidder 5 p.m, Wednesday, the Democrats plan to make Donna Russell, married nine years and the Wednesday at a special meeting of area was too great. Penny said. criticized for the past several j highways. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EDT shows with a bid of more than $400,000. public an alternative to selling the firehouse. L mother of two, was chosen from candidates Early today. Bob, the second the Board of Directors, Then, in 1974, the town received a The firehouse cannot legally serve the area years on the ground that they went I L scattered thunderstorms over western Texas and stretching from petition from residents of the If the Repubulican petition is successful, the forward with constuction of the J representing the 50 states competing at the tropical storm of the 1985 If the Democrats are in agree­ around It, but it does serve other parts of the No rest for proponents southwest Colorado through southwest Kansas. Frontal clouds northeast section of town asking sale question will be put before voters of the Town firehouse while the litigation was > Reno-Sparks Convention Center. Atlantic-Caribbean hurricane ment, they can pass their initiative northern section of town. spread across the Northern Rockies. Broken layered clouds ahead of at the meeting, since they hold a 6-3 for direct service from the town of Manchester Fire District in the Nov. 5 general pending. Red Buttons, one of many entertainers First runnerup was Dwan Smith Fortier, 41, of season, was located about 60 a frontal zone reach from the Middle Atlantic region southwestward majority on the board. department. Penny said. In the past year, the district has 1 campaigning for a Laurel and Hardy commemor­ Los Angeles. miles southwest of Fort Myers on Mrs. Russell, a 5-foot-8, 120-pound brunette, through the Southeast and Lower Mississippi Valley. Heavy At the time, the town was under sought to buy or share the town j ative stamp, wrote the Post Office's Citizen's Florida's southwestern coast, Stamp Advisory Committee saying, "Laurel and will represent the United States in the second thunderstorms over southern Florida are associated with Tropical P E N N Y SAID M ONDAY that the impression that it had the safety of the people in this town, In November of 1974, the direc­ Subsequently, however, peti­ station but has been rebuffed by ' the National Weather Service Hardy said to the world. 'Look at us. nobody's annual Mrs. Woman of the World pageant in Storm Bob. until years after 1957, the inde­ responsibility to protect Buckland. build a station and properly man it tors approved buying land on tions deemed valid were filed, the town, principally by the 1 perfect.' The world laughed and we all felt better Honoiulu in September. said. pendent Eighth Utilities District In response to the 1974 request. before attempting to take over this Tolland Turnpike for the new seeking the same goal. In No­ Democratic majority. It alsoj for it. That deserves more than a stamp — it The storm, packing sustained made no formal move to include Town of Manchester Fire Chief responsibililty.” firehouse and in December, the vember 1975, district voters ap­ bought land two lots west of the i winds of 40 mph and gusts of up to John C. Rivosa recommended that Planning and Zoning Commission deserves a medai, but we'll settle for a stamp." SEATTLE the Buckland area in northwestern proved the annexation of Buckland town station and announced plans! The committee, which meets in Washington 60 mph, was moving northeast at Manbhester in its territory, al­ the town provide a firehouse to Penny said that a week later, on rendered its approval. By Dec. 10, and the lines of the Eighth Utilities to build a satellite fire station on ' Thursday and Friday to consider the matter, also Now you know about 4 mph, and was expected to BOSTON though it did fight fires there on an serve both the northeast and May 13, 1974, a petition was 1974, $32,400 had been committed. D is t r ic t were accordingly the site. has been lobbied by Johnny Carson, Bob Hope, reach land today between Naples informal basis. In the 1970s, the northwest sections of town. Penny circulated asking the town to build Penny said. redrawn. This summer, Manchester Re­ a fire station in the northern part of Lily Tomlin, Lana Turner, Danny Thomas, Jeff Yellow homes sell best because the color and Venice, about 60 miles south 4EW YORK district annexed the area after said. But the town refused to acknowl­ publicans initiated a petition drive Goidhium, Sid Caesar, Steve Allen and ^u p y suggests sunshine, warmth and optimism, color of Tampa, the NWS said. being petitioned to protect it. The Eighth District was subse­ town. In April of 1975 and again in edge the annexation and the seeking to force the town to hold a Sales. consultants say. Gale warnings were issued When the town formed its paid quently notified of the town’s On July 1, 1974, Penny said, the June, the district was notified of Eighth District sought an injunc­ referendum on selling its from the Florida Keys to Venice. fire department in 1957, the Town decision to terminate its contract ISO said once again that response the town's decision to terminate tion to prevent the town fire firehouse. More than an inch of rain had Charter provided that the depart­ with the district for fire protection. time form the district station to the contract. Penny said. On June department from fighting fires in The question would be worded so 6, the district acknowledged that doused Fort Myers, Fla., by ment assume responsibility for all Buckland was excessive. Buckland. In September 1976, a the town would have to sell the IN M AY 1974, Granville Lingard notification. early today, and forecasters said '2a77, of Manchester that was not part of state Superior Court judge ruled in firehouse to the highest bidder — then the Eighth District fire On July 8, 1974, town General In July 1975, bids for construc­ the storm could produce more LOWEST the Eighth District, which lies favor of the district. The town over $400,000. Penny has predicted Almanac chief — wrote a letter to the town Manager Robert B. Weiss issued a tion of the town firehouse on than 5 inches of rain. TEMPERATURES north of Middle Turnpike. The area subsequently appealed to the state the drive will "backfire.” 30.00 not within the boundaries of the Board of Directors, In the letter, memorandum saying that no new Tolland Turnpike were opened. Meanwhile, storms in the West MIAMI Eighth District was considered to dated May 6, Lingard argued that manpower would be needed for an spread rain today from Colorado Today is Tuesday, July 23, the — LEO£HD------be part of the the Town of the Eighth District had provided additional town station. But meanwhile, residents of the 204th day of 1985 with 161 to and New Mexico across Kansas Manchester Fire District. fire protection in Buckland since Buckland area had petitioned the LLt/VjSNOW CANVAS CATHEDRAL CRUSADE follow: and Oklahoma to Texas. Other Ultimately, however, the courts 1888, that the $125 the town paid for THE COST OF RUNNING an Eighth District to take over fire showers were scattered from the (under the Big Top) The moon is nearing its first (^//^SHOWIRS^ were to decide that a 1963 special each fire was a bargain price, that added station was put at $5,000 a service to their homes. quarter. lower Mississippi Valley to the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST « act of the General Assembly — and the morale of the district's volun­ year and compared with a bill of The morning stars are Venus, southern and central Atlantic not the charter — governed who teer firemen would be damaged if $11,250 from the district for the ON SEPT. 15, 1975, John D. 2 Coast. town equipment rolled by the previous year’s service. Mars and Jupiter. LaBelle Jr., legal counsel for the 2 had the right to serve Buckland. The evening stars are Mercury Floods Monday washed out National forecaet The act. Special Act 200, gives district fire station en route to district, said that the petitions and Saturn. seven sections of State Route 95 certain areas in the northern part fires, and that the town’s McKee In that period. Penny sid, town asking that It take over Buckland in southeastern Utah, closing 40 During early Wednesday morning showers are forecast for parts of of town the right to petition to join Street firehouse was too far from officials met with officials of the were void, according to Penny. Those bom on this date are miles of the highway today, the the Central Plains States and the Southern Atlantic Coast States. the Eighth District. the from the center of Buckland to district and were told that the under the sign of Leo. They highway patrol said. Some of the Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will About the time the paid fire provide adequate response there. district would never take over fire Penny said that while there were still no valid petitions before the include actress Charlotte Cush­ washed-out sections were up to Include: (Maximum temperatures In parenthesis) Atlanta 71 (86), department was formed, accord­ In the last sentence of the letter protection in Buckland because it district directors, the town's com­ man in 1816, actor Michael 100 feet long, authorities said. Boaton 60 (80), Chicago 64 (63), Cleveland 57 (83), Dallas 74 (06), ing to Penny, a fire occurred in a — often referred to in the Buckland would also have to assume respon­ mitment toward the firehouse had Wilding in 1912, and actress Flash floods also closed Inter­ Denver 59 (83), Duluth 56 (72). Houston 73 (93). Jacksonville72 (86). disputed location to which both the controversy — Lingard said: "F o r sibility for sewer service and did 3 3 not want to do so. grown to $50,000. Gloria DeHaven in 1924 (age 61). state 84 near Snowville, in Kanaaa City 70 (66). Little Rock 72 (86), Los Angeles 52 (77), Miami 76 town and district fire departments God's sake and for the sake of the northern Utah, and washed out a (68), Minneapolis 65 (83), New Orleans 73 (91), New York 67 (82), canal near Thatcher, Utah. Up to Phoenix 79 (107), St. Louis 69 (89), San Francisco 55 (70), Seattle57 On this date in history: 7 inches of water covered roads (85). Washington 71 (87). Dr. Manuel Chavier In 1829, William Burt of Mount near Grand Junction, Colo., the Sewer construction moves to Main Street Vernon, Mich., received a patent Nationally known Pastor/Evangellat. 36 years Paator of NWS said. for a device called the “ typo­ International Church of the Nazarene, New Bedford, Maas. A tornado Monday smashed grapher,” believed to have b^n October to complete. That portion Dynamic, Biblical speaker. Specialist In Church growth and into a house under construction Manchester Herald Construction of the new Porter week. linear feet of line laid, the Main the first typewriter. Although the $1.6 million project Street portion of the line involves of the sewer will run along Main ethnic ministries. in Canon City, Colo., scattering Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher Trunk sanitary sewer line began In 1973, Watergate special inching its way up Main Street this is 40 percent complete in terms of the major expense and time of the Street to Eldridge Street, then debris for several blocks. behind Manchester State Bank and Special music featuring choirs, orchestra, choruses prosecutor Archibald Cox served Penny Sadd project, according to Robert and gospel singing. subpoenas on the White House Mark F. Abraitis Young, town water and sewer across the Purnell Place parking after President Nixon refused to Associate Pubiisher Business Manager administrator. lot to Bissell Street, Young said. Friday, Saturday, Sunday — July 26, 27, 28 turn over tapes and documents. Lottery USPS 327-5(X) T IM E : Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 3:30 p.m. In 1982, Japan’s worst flood in VOL. CIV. No. 248 Fire Caffs The work on Main Street will be The next phase will run from "slow and tedious,” Young said Sunday, 10:45 a.m. (bring your picnic and 25 years hit Nagasaki, leaving Publlshtd dolly axopt Sundov Suggested carrier rotes ore $1.20 Bissell Street to Spruce Street and more than 300 people dead. and ctrtoln holidays by the Man­ weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 District, Paramedics). today, because of the many exist­ connect with the Holl Street Sunday, 4:00 p.m. eat with us at 5:00) chester Publishing Co., 16 Brolnord for three months, $30.70 for six iManchsstsr ing water and sewer mains and section. The final phases of the In 1984, the first black Miss Connecticut daily Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. monthsand $61.40for one year. Mall Monday, 7:50 p.m. — grill (ire, 36 America, Vanessa Williams, re­ Second class postage paid at Man­ rafes are ayollable on reauesf. ! Monday, 8:46 a.m. — wires Woodbridge St. (Eighth District). utilities under the street. project — which may or may not be Monday: 185 chester, Conn. POSTMASTER; completed by the end of the year, linquished her crown two months ! down, 25 Cooper St. (Town). Glenn Construction Corp. of SPECIAL YOUTH CRUSADE UP) photo Send address changes to the Man­ Monday, 8:23 p.m. — false depending on speed of construction early because of nude photo­ chester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Monday, 10:05 a.m. — medical Manchester has completed the Rev. David Downs, Speaker Play Four: 3212 To place a claulfled or display alarm, 400 Main St. (Town). and weather conditions — will be graphs of her published in Manchester, Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report o news call. Center Park (Town). first phases of the project along Monday, 8:48 p.m. — refuse fire. on Oak Street and School Street, Contemporary Gospel Music Today In hlatory Penthouse magazine. Item, story or picture Idea, call Monday, 2:56 p.m. — medical Holl, East Center and Porter GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 643-2711. Office hours are 1:30 a.m. call, 126 Bissell St. (Town). Prospect St. (Town). Young added. Thurs. 7:30 P.M. July 25 Other numbers drawn Monday you don't recelye your Herald by 5 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. streets. Young said. The construc­ Monday, 3:28 p.m. — reported Vanessa Williams of New York is shown being crowned in New England: p.m. weekdays or 7:30. a.m. Satur­ tion began in early May. A thought for the day: English Vermont dally: S8S. day, please telephone your carrier. : Freon leak (bottle of bleach left Tuesday, 7:01 a.m. — medical The eni! ’•e project was estimated WHERE: Miss America 1984 at the pageant in Atlantic City on July If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Herald Is a to be completed In 12 to 15 months. writer Samuel Butler said, "The Maine dally: 543, IMt. carrier, call subscriber service of open), 247C Main St. (Eighth call, 127A Main St. (Eighth Dis­ 17, 1983. A year later on this date, she was forced to subscriber to United Press Interna­ State funding will provide 55 Grounds, Rear of the Church of the Nazarene man who lets himself be bored is Rhode Island daily: MS3. 643-2711 by 7 p.m. weekdays or 10 tional news services and It a > Dlatrlct). trict, Paramedics). Young estimated the work on the relinquish her crown two months early because of nude a.m. Sofurdoys for guaranteed member of the Audit Bureau of Monday, 7:44 p.m. — medical Tuesday, 8:14 a.m. — medical Main Street portion to Bissell percent of the project cost. The 236 Main Street, Manchester even more contemptible than the New Hampshire dally: (US. delivery In Manchester. Circulations. call, 119A Downey Drive (Town). Street will take until the end of town Is responsible for 45 percent. photographs of her published in Penthouse magazine. bore.” Massachusetts daily: 1364. ‘call, 149 Oakland St. (Eighth

( MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 23. 1985 — 5_ 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 23, 1985 aS./World Storm Bob Gamble pays In Brief -I - iTrX starts move 7 dl« in fire at elderly home on Florida off big for SWEET VALLEY, Pa. — Fire in a homeforthe elderly early today killed seven people and Injured nine, police said. * The fire broke out shortly before 4 a.m and M IAMI (U PI) — Tropical storm Bob, stalled over the Gulf of Mexico during ship’s hunter spread through the Thomas Guest Home in Sweet Valley, 20 miles west of Wilkes-Barre, in its first few hours of life, has begun to ______ntrss f/ iiin r northeastern Pennsylvania. creep slowly northeast toward Flori­ KEY WEST, Fla. (UPI) - Mel Fisher’s crews have found five of The cause of the fire was not immediately Bv Elaine S. Povich da’s West Coast, forecasters said today. Fisher spent 15 lean and dangerous the sunken galleons off Fort Pierce known but a witness said it may have started in United Press International Officials at the National Hurricane years searching the ocean floor and recovered $2.5 million in the kitchen. Center said the storm started moving with a gambler’s conviction he treasure from them in the past few Police said the home, in a rural area, was w - - around 10 p.m. EDT Monday at an years. They believe the other five WASHINGTON — White House chief would someday find a king’s undetermined speed. At midnight. Bob nearly gutted by the time the fire was declared of staff Donald Regan and Senate I.- . •*. ‘ .•'''' X. ransom in silver and gold. are somewhere nearby, but in under control around 6 a.m. The injured, who Republican leader Robert Dole posed was at 26.5 north latitude and 83.5 west deeper water. Fisher’s gamble paid off and suffered from burns and smoke inhalation, were with one of the oldest symbols of longitude, about 100 miles west of Fort But it was the Atocha that drove now he is a multi-millionaire. taken to hospitals as tar away as Wilkes-Barre. harmony — a peace pipe — to patch up Myers. Fisher with what one colleague " I knew it was going to happen," their public split over the budget. It was packing sustained winds of 40 called a gambler’s optimism that Fisher said Monday as his Trea­ Regan said he brought the pipe, about mph with 50 mph gusts. Officials could "today is the day” he would find sure Salvors Inc., divers continued Police free bomb euspects two feet long with a wooden stem and a not predict if its poorly defined center the treasure trove from the royal to haul up an estimated $400 COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Police today stone bowl, to mark Dole’s 62nd would ever reach land. Spanish galleon that sank off Key million in booty from the wreck of released six foreigners heid for questioning after birthday Monday and to show he will Hurricane forecaster Bob Case said West ill a 1622 hurricane, carrying the sunken Spanish galleon Nues- bombings at a U.S. airline office and a synagogue work with the GOP leader to break the the fact that Bob stalled during its early to the ocean floor a king’s ransom tra Senora de Atocha. that injured 22 people, four critically. 6-week-old budget stalemate. development is unusual, but not unique. in treasure collected for Spain’s The extremist Lebanese Islamic Jihad move­ Last week, Regan, making no parti­ i? "Many times when you get a system “ It just takes a little time and King Phillip II from Colombia. ment claimed responsibiiity for the attacks san distinctions, accused Congress of in the gulf like this, it can be quite perseverence,” he said. Chile, Peru and Mexico, Monday. being afraid to cut spending to reduce finicky, ” he said. " I t has happened For Fisher, an Indiana-born The loss of the Atocha, according 2 The men were arrested after the bombings but the more than $220 billion deficit and before in the gulf. chicken farmer turned treasure to historic records in Seville 2 police said today all six were released after forge a budget compromise. " I f you get a system like this deep in hunter, time and perseverence has translated by Fisher’s employees, questioning. Authorities described the men as Dole retorted the Congress could gel the tropics in the deep easterly flow, it’s meant 15 years of fighting storms, tumbled Spain into a recession. foreigners but did not reveal their nationaiities. along just fine without Regan’s help on very unusual to get a storm sitting like sharks, creditors, governments Fisher has paid a heavy price for Twenty-two people injured in the explosions the budget, which has been stalled in a this,” Case said Monday night. ’’But sunken treasure, both personally - and tragedy. were admitted to hospitals and four were in House-Senate conference committee, once it gets this far north and over the His divers found the Atocha’s and financially. ” I brought him a peace pipe and he He lost a son, Dirk, a daughter- critical condition, hospitai officiais said. UPl photo gulf, you start getting less interaction "mother lode" on Saturday. By In Beirut, a caller claiming to represent the accepted it,” Regan said foilowing a or actually a void of air movement.” Monday, they had hauled so many in-law, Angel, and another diver, pro-Iranian Islamic Jihad movement told a meeting with GOP leaders. Bob developed Monday evening out of Rick Gage, on July 21, 1975, when a Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole, R-Kan., “smokes” peace precious ingots to the surface 3 Western news agency the bombings were in A Dole aide concurred: "Ruffled a tropical depression that had been UPI ptwlo Fisher had lost count and the sheer storm capsized their salvage ship retaliation for a raid by an Israeli raid on a village feathers have been smoothed over.” pipe that White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan brought to stalled in the area since Sunday. It was during the search for the Atocha. 3 weight of the booty threatened to in southern Lebanon. Regan and Dole said the Senate Capitol Hill Monday to end a feud over the budget. the second strom of the 1985 Atlantic- Relatives give farewell Monday to 33 victims of the dam killed when the earthen dam gave way without warning sink their salvage ship. He also has fought long and Republican members of the budget Caribbean hurricane season. Friday. Fisher, a tall, bald, soft-spoken costly court battles in state and negotiating panel are working on a new The southwest Florida coast was disaster InTesero, Italy, at a mass grave. Funerals will be 62-year-old who enjoys rum and federal court to defend his claim to Haitians vote under watch budget outlines and hoped to present compromise plan, and Republican White House budget "fram ework,” pelted with rain Monday night, but Fort held throughout the week for the estimated 200 people Coke, went out and celebrated his the wreck site and its eventual PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Critics of Haitian aides said a meeting had been sche­ worked out among congressional lead­ one later this week. Myers police spokesman Joe Coffee new-found wealth Sunday night. booty. In 1976, a federal judge gave ers and Reagan two weeks ago, was still President Jean Claude Duvalier had no doubt duled between the GOP leaders and The budget talks broke off last week said, ” It’s not so bad. W e’ve been Then got a second surprise. Treasure Salvors exclusive rights providing the outline for any about the outcome of a referendum on a new President Reagan today. when Senate negotiators rejected a getting a steady drizzle since this John Brandon, who supervises to work the area and keep any compromise. constitution making him president for life. But House Budget Committee Chair­ House proposal that House leaders said evening. There’s no torrential down­ Fisher’s salvage operations on five treasure and the Supreme Court The controversial proposal, which No returns were immediately announced, but man William Gray, D-Pa., was pessim­ went a long way toward meeting Senate pour. No wind damage of any kind yet. ” Bells toll for dead In Italy sunken Spanish galleons off Fort upheld that deeision in 1682. sparked animosity among Republi­ critics of the government said Monday's election istic Monday about the chances of demands for more spending cuts. Gale warnings were posted over a Pierce, drove to Key West Sunday Treasure Salvors vice president cans, scrapped the Republican- was a '' farce” engineered by Duvaiier to give him working out a budget. Senate negotiators said it did not go far 200-mile area stretching from the night to show his boss the loot they Bleth McHaley estimates it will " I ’m not sure whether we’re going to sponsored freeze on Social Security debate that those responsible for the appearance of legitimacy. They said the new enough. Florida Keys to Venice, 60 miles south TESERO, Italy (UPI) - Bells moments of these days of infinite by smiling photographs of the had found in the last two weeks — take 2‘A years to recover and get a budget or not,” he told the cost-of-living raises, increased military the dam’s collapse be tracked constitution was sure to be approved in a of Tampa and forecasters said tides tolled, a small town band played a sadness for our town.” the Rev. victims, most of them wedding or most of it from the wreck of the San catalog all the booty from the National Urban League. "The House is spending and called for cuts to Earlier, Dole told the Urban League down. landslide. could run 1 to 3 feet abrve normal. funeral march and families ga­ Giovanni Conci told mourners. first communion portraits. Roman, one of 10 galleons that Atocha. While the recovery con­ compensate for the money to be spent that if no budget is agreed on, "W e’re in U.S. officials, however, called the referendum willing to go back to the table but one Tropical Storm Ana, the first storm of Conci called for an answer to A state prosecutor in the north­ sank in 1715. tinues, armed guards are protect­ economic trouble ... by 1988,” meaning: thered at a mass grave to bury 33 of "A ll Italians demand justice and a "progressive step” for the Carib^an govern­ thing we can’t heal is the wounds of the on Social Security. the June 1-Nov. 30 hurricane season, ” our legitimate request for clar­ ern city of Trento issued some 50 Brandon’s haul included a ing the find from pirates. "few er jobs, higher inflation and higher the nearly 200 people killed by a clarity,” said Martino Scovacric- ment that has been repeatedly accused of human other party.” A Senate Budget Committee source never came close to landfall during its ity” on who was to blame for judicial notices to people wanted "magnificent” double-handled ” We have 35 divers out there to dam collapse that sent mud and chi, a Social Democrat deputy. rights abuses. Regan said he was not sure if the said the staff was working on about 20 interest.” brief life in the mid-Atlantic last week Friday’s collapse of an earthen for questioning. gold cup etched with sunflowers, 61 prevent that sort of thing,” she water surging through the little Communist deputy Biagio Vir­ Haitians cast their ballots in full view of and died quickly over Newfoundland. dam, which unleashed a torrent of Val de Fiemme local govern­ gold coins — some worth up to said. "And they’re armed. To the resort town of Tesero. gil! described the dam disaster as soldiers and government officials. While some 2 mud and water on northern Italy’s ment officials and directors of the $10,000 — and a gold snake bracelet teeth.” "murder made possible by million Haitians had been expected to vote, Thousands of people gathered at Val de Fiemme resort area. companies that built and operated with emeralds. It is all worth an Fisher, meanwhile, is basking in inertia.” turnout appeared light. Many of the voters were Trouble In Alaska Tesero’s St. Leonard’s Church Two rows of coffins, 33 in all, the dam will face charges of estimated $300,000, he said. the glow of silver and gold. ” We cannot remain silent before soldiers or members of Duvalier's government. Monday for the funeral as more filled a 90-foot-long grave in manslaughter if it is found they "We are finding some spectacu­ ” lt’s all very overwhelming,” he the disconcerting fact that three than 5,000 rescue workers Tesero’s cemetery, which over­ caused the dam disaster through lar, phenomenal things," Brandon said, but added quickly: ‘ T v e g o ta days after the disaster, not one searched for more victims. Civil looks the disaster area. negligence, officials said. said. lot of happy investors.” Steel workers show strength person suspected of responsibility defense officials said workers had Friends and relatives of the dead The dam apparently was leaking Ex-Sheffield aide ready to take stand is behind bars,” he said. PITTSBURGH — Striking workers at nine recovered 196 bodies and that threw fresh flowers onto the coffins days before the facility collapsed. J Europe’s worst dam break oc­ Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Corp. plants in three several more people were missing as bells tolled and a small town' In Rome members of the J involvement in the lease made him evening session. state offices to a building in Fairbanks curred in October 1%3 at Longo- states are solidly behind union leaders in their Bv Martha J. Upleksoun and presumed dead. band played a funeral march. Chamber of Deputies demanded United Press International "unfit for office” and recommended Both the evidence presented to the partly owned by a friend and former rone, Italy, killing 1,800 people. Militiamen cover contract fight with the bankrupt company, a Many of the coffins were adorned during a heated parliamentary impeachment proceedings. grand jury and Alaska law "make it political fund-raiser. The lease was "This is one of the most painful union ollficiai says. "The Senate Rules Committee spent diffictult to prove by cleand convincing later cancelled. More than 5,000 employees gave "thunderous JUNEAU, Alaska — A special session the opening day Monday working on evidence that there was a violation of The jury charged Sheffield’s action and unanimous” approval to the job action at of the Alaska Legislature prepared to ground rules for the hearings, the first the official misconduct statute,” Dash was ” an abuse of office.” Palestinian camp separate meetings Saturday, Sunday and Mon­ hear testimony today from the key of their kind in Alaska’s 26 years of said. The controversy involves the award day, said Paul Rusen, United Steelworkers witness in an unprecedented impeach­ OPEC statehood. Earlier, Senate President Don Ben­ of the 10-year lease which allegedly The Christian-Moslem militia District 23 director and chief of the bargaining ment hearing for Democratic Gov. By David Zenlan nett, a Republican, voiced the hope that would have benefitted Joseph "Lenny” fighting gained momentum around U committee. William Sheffield, accused of political United Press International cronyism The committee was urged by its the hearings, which are being carried Arsenault, midnight and shells crashed into U "The workers have spoken,” Rusen said. "This on radio and television to much of the residential neighborhoods along is the workers’ strike. They have said loud and John Shivley, who quit as the specially hired counsel, Sam Dash, the seeking BEIRUT, Lebanon — Christian state, would be "cathartic” for Alaska, The investigation has taken on the both sides of Green Line that clear that they will not work for V an hour and first-term governor’s chief of staff after former chief counsel for the U.S. Senate and Moslem militiamen en­ "The major thing that is at stake for dimensions of Watergate for 500,000 separates Moslem west Beirut that they will not bear the major burden for disclosing he had lied to a grand jury Watergate Committee, to focus its trenched along the Green Line the people of our state is to have Alaskans. Ironically, several figures from the Christian eastern sector. solving the company’s financial problem.” probing Sheffield’s involvement in a inquiry on whether Sheffield lied to the dividing Beirut fought fiercely confidence in government and to have from the Nixon era controversy are By daybreak, most of the shel­ Rusen said the company dues not need the $3-to controversial office lease, was to be the grand jury about his involvement in the stability today and police said two people confidence in our system.” he said. involved in the Sheffield proceedings. ling subsided — replaced by Green $4-an-hour wage cuts it wants to impose to help its opening witness in the second day of lease award. were killed. The 15-member grand jury recom­ Dash, 60, is one of five Alaska Senate Line fighting between rival Chri- reorganization under Chapter 11 of the federal hearings. ” I recommend that the committee In southern Lebanon, Shiite mended impeachment action after a attorneys. George Frampton, a tian and Moslem militamen en­ bankruptcy laws. Shivley was the key witness before a narrow its scope of inquiry to the Moslem Amal militiamen sur­ L member of the Watergate special By John A. Callcott trenched in the ruins of bombed- grand jury that investigated a $9.1 question of whether Governor Sheffield 21-day investigation into Shefield’s role rounded the Palestinian refugee L million state office lease awarded to a attempted to frustrate the grand jury’s in a slate procurement bid. prosecution force, is the lawyer who United Press International eamp of Al Bass outside the port of out buildings. FrustacI babes 2 months old friend and supporter of Sheffield. The efforts to obtain the truth by lying in his It accused the 57-year-old governor originally recommended the grand jury Tyre, 46 miles south of Beirut. Political sources, meanwhile, grand jury concluded the governor’s testimony before it.” Dash told the with steering a $9.1 million lease for consider the impeachment option. GENEVA, Switzerland - OPEC An Amal spokesman said the said preparations were under way ORANGE, Calif. — The three surviving oil ministers, trying to regain militia besieged Al Bass after one to arrange a Christian-Moslem members of the Frustaci septuplets are now 2 Influence on world markets, cen­ of its militiamen was killed in a dialogue on much-delayed political months old, breathing on their own and steadily tered their latest conference on a Palestinian ambush outside the reforms demanded by the nation’s improving in a newborn intensive care hospital Green Berets’ realignment of prices to fight other camp. Moslem majority. unit, officials say. producers and bolster demand. He said the Palestinians were Establishment of a National The parents of Stephen, Richard and Patricia Industry experts said the deci­ warned Amal search parties would Alliance Front of Moslems and Frustaci have told Childrens Hospital of Orange sion to concentrate on price enter the camp and apprehend the Independent Christians not linked County to make no statements and release no arrest spawns differentials was an initial victory assailants if the men were not to the predominent Christian Pha- details of the babies' recovery from their for Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani, the surrendered. langlst Party and Christian militia premature birth at St. Josephs Hospital on May Saudi Arabian oil minister. The In Beirut, a 52-year-oId woman camps was being emphasized, the 21. debate on intent conference of the Organization of was killed by a sniper while sources said. But a hospital official who asked not to be Oil Exporting Countries began collecting laundry from a washline But no quick progress was identified said Monday the three infants — the Monday and continues today. on her third-floor balcony. expected because "both the Chris­ only survivors of a septuple! birth in the United WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - A defense The Saudis, tired of throttling "H er body was found several tians and Moslems have to first put States — are improving. They will not be released attorney said two Army Green Berets accused of production to defend price levels hours later because residents of their own houses in order,” the before mid-August, doctors have said. trying to trade weapons for drugs were part of a U.S. that are only violated by fellow the building had rushed to a sources said. The septuplets were delivered by Caesarean government "Mission Impossible” operation to OPEC members, want a cut in UPI photo basement shelter to escape the Shiite Moslem leader Nabih section 12 weeks early to Patti Frustaci, a high supply munitions to Nicaraguan guerrillas. heavy crude prices. That would shelling,” a police source said. Berrl, leader of the powerful Amal school teacher from Riverside County. But federal prosecutor Linnae Johnson said help them sell more of that grade of allowed the Miskitos to return to The other victim was a 55-year- militia and also Lebanon’s justice One child was delivered stillborn. Three others Monday that Sgt. 1st Class Byron Carlisle and Master Nicaraguan Miskito Indians sit with their oil and ease a growing shortfall of old man who died when an artillery minister, Monday accused the succumbed within days to severe lung disease Sgt, Keith Anderson were simply "black market belongings on trucks returning them to traditional villages from which they oil revenues that threatens Saudi shell crashed into a residential government of President Amin and other complications associated with their profiteers.” were forcibly removed by government development projects. their native villages on the Rio Coco in neighborhood. Gemayel of collaborating with extreme prematurity. The jury heard opening statements after the 11th Venezuela said before the con­ U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal denied an emergency the Northern Zelaya Province. The troops In 1982. Nine people were wounded in Israel. ference that it would have to lower shelling and sniper attacks on the He said the Gemayel govern­ motion to halt the trial until defense lawyers could heavy crude prices in any event to Sandinista government has recently Packwood fights abortion bill appeal an earlier ruling barring classified military Green Line Monday. Among the ment should be replaced because it match cuts by Mexico, which is not injured was an 11-year-old boy shot negotiated a May 1683 agreement WASHINGTON - Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., documents from the trial which resumes today. an OPEC member. by a sniper while playing outside with Israel for withdrawl of Israeli 2 says a bill calling for a permanent ban on the use Carlisle, 43, and Anderson. 32, are on trial before Kuwait also backed Yamani’s U.S. District Court Judge Anthony Alaimo on charges his house, the source said. troops. 2 of federal funds for abortions really is Intended to call for a readjustment in differen­ of stealing, possessing and transferring government Nicaragua expects strip women of their constitutional right to make tials — the range between the a choice. firearms, explosives and destructive devices. cheaper heavy crudes and the Packwood is fighting a bill by Sen. Orrin Hatch, The government alleges the two veterans of the top-quality extra light grades. Army’s Special Forces tried to make arrangements to GET YOUR FEET WET! R-Utah, that would make permanent a restriction UPI photo But light crude producers like written into health care money bills since 1976. tr Jde stolen weapons to South American drug dealers Algeria, Libya, Nigeria and Iran for cash and cocaine. in Worid Court settiement I Worried about going back to Hatch’s bill, which is backed by anti-abortion oppose price cuts. forces, calls for amendment of the Civil Rights "These two men are nothing more than profiteers — Heading for the Jamboree Yamani said there are “ many school? 3 Act of 1664 to deny the use of federal money to pay black market profiteers,” Johnson told the jury. different proposals” on adjusting By Steven Donzlger a damages award from the court of Mexico, Panama and Venezuela — for abortions except when the mother's life is in Carlisle and Anderson claim they were legitimately Boy Scouts from Troop 478 of New York scheduled to open Wednesday. About the price range and he could not United Press International at least $1 billion. at the end of a two-day meeting on Lots of our students were at first. 3 danger. supplying Army munitions to Nicaraguan guerrillas carry their gear to their campsite in Fort say how long the talks would last. "Clearly we do not expect an Panama’s Contadora Island. in a secret U.S. government-backed operation — 25,000 Scouts are expected to attend At Manchester Community College, But Packwood. R-Ore., testifying Monday A.P. Hiii, Va„ as they set up for the 1985 He also said Monday that “ disci­ MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Law­ immediate check from the U.S. U.S. and Nicaraguan govern­ before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee headed acting on orders from superior officers. along with 5,000 adult leaders. pline” within OPEC as well as yers for Nicaragua expect the treasury,” Appelbaum said. “ But ment representatives met eight we've been making students feel by Hatch, said the bill should not be linked to civil "It may sound far-fetched, like ’Mission Impossi­ Boy Scout National Jamboree which is differentials must be a priority World Court to award the nation $1 down the road the ruling will put times in Manzanillo, Mexico, last ble,” ’ defense attorney Stephen Broudy told the jury, comfortable for 20 years. rights law. To do so. he said, would pose a issue. billion from the United States for the United States in an awkward year to Improve relations but the "serious threat” to every woman's constitutional but it was "not out of the realm of possibility” in the Saudi Arabia has warned that it financing a rebel war to oust the position.” United States withdrew from the We understand the older student. Arm y’s Green Berets. Appelbaum and her partner, right to have an abortion if she chooses — a right would at least double production government, but they do not expect talks in January. Their average age Is 29. that has been upheld by Supreme Court decisions. Johnson, however, said the two dealt in office unless the others respected price a check In the mail soon. Paul Reichler, run a Washington- Nicaragua filed suit against the supplies, furniture, video recorders — and “ stolen Mexico tightens beit further and production agreements and Judith Appelbaum, an American based law firm that represents the United States in the World Court in Many have families. U.S. government weaponry.” s to p i^ discount selling and ex­ lawyer who represents Nicaragua Nicaraguan government in the April 1684, charging U.S. funding Most work. U.S. lifts travel advisory Defense lawyers said they intend to call four CIA GUADALAJARA, Mexico (UPI) ciety. There are no other viable by de la Madrid included cutting ceeding their oil production in U.S. cases, said Monday the United States. of the rebels and the CIA mining of employees, an FBI agent and a Honduran military So, our classes meet: Days, WASHINGTON - A major Irritant in U.S.- — Mexican President Miguel de la options,” de la Madrid told the government spending "through quotas. country might file another suit Nicaraguan officials hope the Nicaraguan ports violated the officer as witnesses and warned the trial could delve Greece relations has been removed with State Madrid announced a series of Second National Bankers Meeting the reduction of structures of the Options open to the ministers are over the U.S. trade embargo case will have a strong Impact on charters of the United Nations and Evenings, Weekends and into a secret and controversial program in Honduras Department cancellation of its advisory warning tough measures to curb inflation, in Guadalajara, 300 miles northw­ federal government and the state- few, industry analysts said, with imposed in May in addition to the world opinion and will create Organization of American States. Off-Campus. Americans to stay away from Athens Interna­ where U.S. military and CIA agents are suspected of erosion of the peso and plummet­ est of Mexico City. owned sector.” He did not explain free market prices $1 to $2 a barrel one over aid to rebels filed last problems for U.S. foreign policy. Appelbaum said Nicaragua will tional Airport. having trained foreign anti-terrorist squads. ing hard currency reserves — The Bank of Mexico has esti­ further. below OPEC levels of $26.50 for year. The Reagan administration has present as a key witness David 45% transfer to places like: The travel advisory was lifted slightly more Carlisle was a weapons and intelligence specialist signs of the country’s economic mated Mexico’s foreign debt would He also pledged to accelerate heavy crude and $28.65 for the "On the merits of argument, said it will ignore the court McMichael, a former CIA consul­ in an Army unit that allegedly took part in UConn, U of Hartford, Central, than a month after imposition, after the State slump. rise to $66.5 billion by the end of this elimination of protectionists mea­ highest qualities. there is no defense under the law decision. tant once responsible for monitor­ Department received a report by a Federal counter-terrorist programs in Honduras. Buffeted by the twin blows of year. The debt is the second sures, to step up efforts to increase OPEC also can hardly do much for what they are doing,” Appel­ The four Latin nations that make ing suspected arms shipments Trinity, Eastern and Yale. Aeronautics Administration team that inspected Government affidavits filed in the case allege that falling oil prices and a sharp highest in the Third World. Only government revenue and to about reducing production in an baum said, referring to the Reagan up the Contadora Group, mean­ from Nicaragua to leftist rebels in the airport. Carlisle, Anderson and two other people formed a real decline in the value of the peso, Brazil’s is larger. "order” the currency exchange attempt to defend prices, they administration’s financing and while, called on Washington to El Salvador. Manchester Community College. estate Investment and importing corporation, C- A similar warning about Beirut International Mexico faces ” a climate of con­ Finance Minister Jesus Silva market remain open to new said. training of rebels fighting to renew talks with Nicaragua to ...the comfortable college... . MAG, while stationed at Fort Bragg, N.C., in 1981. cern and excessive nervousness,” Herzog told the banker’s meeting overthrow the Nicaraguan promote the peace process in airport, also imposed following the June 14 financial methods. The govern­ Indonesian Oil Minister Subroto, "a good place to get your feet wet' hijacking of TWA Flight 847 after takeoff from On Oct. 8, 1984, federal undercover agents raided de la Madrid said Monday in recent price cuts on Mexican oil — ment nationalized the country’s president of OPEC, disclosed that government. Central America. EMERGENCY Athens, remains in effect. two C-MAG warehouses and found stolen office announcing new austerity now selling at about $1.50 below the banka in 1982. current combined output was The World Court, at the Hague, "The dialogue between the go­ supplies and ammunition. Fire — Police — Medical jjSShaaSrtomxrty Colega Greek officials estimated the warning may measures. price set by the Organization of Miguel Mancera, director of the around 14.5 million barrels a day, Netherlands, has scheduled a vernments of the United States and CaU Anderson was arrested In Indian River County, ” I am conscious that the mea­ have cost their country as much as fSO million in Petroleum Export Countries, Bank of Mexico, told the bankers' well below the ceiling of 16 million hearing in teptember on Nicara­ Nicaragua constitutes an impor­ 647-6142 Adm lulont aoBMwaisty t Fla., prior to the raid and agents confiscated 60,000 sures that we are taking imply would cost Mexico $1.7 billion this gua’s case against the United tant factor In the regional pacifica­ DIAL 911 lost tourist revenues and said its main impact was meeting the country’s foreign • barrels and about half of what it 647-6242 Continuing Ed Broohura IJiM i Im W r *-n— OtXMO Increased tension between the two countries. rounds of stolen ammunition, hand grenades and radical structural changes and will year. currency reserves had fallen troiD . was during the cartel’s heyday in States. tion effort,” said a communique In Manchester artillery from a truck he was driving. demand greater efforts from so­ The austerity measures outlined $8 billion in January tnfl IM Illia 1979. Appelbaum said lawyers expect Issued by the group — Colombia, MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 23. 1985 - 7 • - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 23, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Connecticut In Brief OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Appellate Court reverses dismissal

HARTFORD — The state Appellate Court has given 'U., prosecutors the right to proceed with a case against a man accused of drawing Swastikas on sheets at work to harass a There’s a lot of catching up to do Jewish co-worker. The state’s second-highest court unanimously Monday granted an appeal by prosecutors challenging a decision by Superior In the last few months magazines have been It has also been said that Aslan Americans Court Judge Leander C. Gray to dismiss a harassment charge running admiring articles about the Asian- helped themselves mightily by their strong family filed against Frank Bellamy. American success story. The once lynched and and organized ethnic ties. They are admired for Bellamy was arrested on a warrant after police investigated persecuted Immigrant people from the other side having obedient children over whom they exercise incidents in which swastikas were drawn on sheets used to record of the Pacific have made it big by any standard Nicholas a tight control. They may also have been lucky in pump readings at the East Shore sewage treatment plant in New such as schooling, income, professional being so invisible, in not having their own set of Haven where he worked. occupation, business achievement and recognition Von Hoffman heroes to set them apart and make them feel they Police received complaints from a worker at the plant who is by sociological pronouncement and presidential have a different destiny. an Orthodox Jew and complained about 74 swastikas drawn on a Inspectors sheet on Aug. 4,1982, and 19 drawn on another sheet dated Aug. 6, commendation. Having worked hard, helped each other, subjected themselves to the self-discipline S CE THERE ARE NO FAMOUS Asian- 1982. Gray, sitting in a New Haven Superior Court, dismissed the which leads to accomplishment, people of Afm lean entertainers or athletic stars, these charge against Bellamy, finding that authorities lacked probable Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese and Philippine younisSters didn't have those role models to are checking contend with in growing up. Having Bill Cosby cause to file the charge and that the drawings allegedly made by extract are getting that mead of praise and public Bellamy were "protected free speech.” Prosecutors appealed playing a black doctor married to a black lawyer respect. Hispanic Americans never have been. the dismissal and the Appellate Court rejected the argument still doesn't get around his being yet another black At the same time, masses of black and Hispanic Even so, the differences in culture, background air cuisine authorities lacked probable cause to make an arrest and said entertainer to beguile black kids who spend people seem to float on the despair of social and history between the groups are immense, so Gray didn’t go far enough to rule on the free speech issue. anarchy, welfarism, and perpetual complaint. large that it is abusive to point to Asians and say to eptirely too much time dancing, listening to Though millions in both groups have also climbed blacks, "Those guys made it, how come you music, hitting, catching, throwing and kicking WASHINGTON — The next time you fee) a little Into middle-class life, the millions more who didn’t?” Yet, excluding from the discussion well- balls. Black kids have Hank Aaron and Michael queasy after flying your favorite airline, the cause Women’s group supports abortion UPl photo remain in barrio and ghetto still define the words educated Vietnamese and special cases Iike4he Jackson to look up to and everybody knows who might not have been the air turbulence or your 2 HARTFORD — The nation’s largest organization of working chamber has been set up in the temporary office buiiding 2 black and Hispanic to the nation as a whole. refugee Laotian mountain people all of whom they are: Asian American kids have An Wang and white-knuckle nervousness, but the in-flight meal. Lt. Qov. Joseph Fauliso presides over the veto session of women ends its 51st annual conference today having taken strong on the Capitoi lawn while the traditional chamber is Comparisons are odious, it is written, but the came later, in 1945 blacks, Japanese and Chinese Samuel C.C. Ting, Nobel laureate in physics. The Food and Drug Administration has designed a the Connecticut Senate Monday as Minority Leader Comparatively speaking, nobody knows who they “ danger zone" for food storage of from 45 to 140 stands in favor of legal abortion and pay equity. being renovated. spotlighting of the spectacular success of people of were in a tie for dead last in American society. The National Federation of Business and Professional Corneiius O’Leary, right, speaks against the attempt to are but which group of kids has the more degrees Fahrenheit. Between those two tempera­ trans-Pacific background makes them inevitable. Forty years later blacks are still last while the Women’s Clubs convention voted unanimously Monday to fight override the veto on open primaries. The Senate serviceable role models? tures, bacteria growth occurs that can lead to food If the Chinese and Japanese were not brought here other two groups are fighting to come in first. judicial or legislative attempts to overturn the Supreme Court’s in chains, many came under circumstances not It's been said that one of the reasons for The stereotypic black teenager is an poisoning. landmark decision guaranteeing a woman’s right to legal inconsiderate, illiterate young man with a spray FDA inspectors are currently conducting spot- far removed from slavery. Until the end of the different performances is that Chinese and abortion. 3 second world war the naked racism directed Japanese stayed out of politics while blacks can in one hand and a blaring ghetto blaster in the checks of on-board food temperatures at Chicago, Although the group has long supported the Equal Rights 3 plunged into it, seeing law and government as that other; the stereotype of an AsiamAmerican kid, to Baltimore, Atlanta and Dallas airports. The agency’s GOP fails to override vetoes against them was comparable to the treatment Amendment and has opposed constitutional amendments meted out to blacks in the American South. great equalizing mechanism while members of the extent there is one, is of a polite young person stated goal is to spot-check 408 planes by Sept. 30, defining when life begins, the resolution on the Roe vs. Wade case the other two groups put their hopes on study, carrying nothing more disconcerting in his hands although only 82 had been inspected at this writing. is the first in which the non-partisan group has directly Bv Mark A. Dupuis But Senate Minority Leader CALIFORNIA HAD ITS EQUIVALENT to the school and individual achievement. While Dr. than a book on advanced calculus or wave theory. Looking on the bright side, an FDA spokesman said addressed the issue of abortion." United Press International Cornelius O'Leary, D-Windsor Jim Crow laws enacted in the states of the old Martin Luther King Jr. was leading and winning Without beating anyone over the head with “ 70 percent of the planes passed with flying colors.” The Reagan administration last week asked the Supreme Locks, said the open primary plan would cause chaos and was unfair Confederacy. "The Yellow Peril” was a serious the struggle for voting and other rights, Asian unfair caricatures, this may be the year to say But that means 30 percent flunked. Court to overturn Roe vs. Wade, arguing in a friend-of-the-court HARTFORD — Gov. William A. since the GOP would allow inde­ enough with the basketball players and the This is a higher percentage than the FDA uncovered brief that the constitutional basis for the ruling was flawed and O'Neill’s record (or never having a editorial and lecture topic, not just in the West but Americans were cracking the books and it paid off pendent voters to participate in nationally from the 1890s through the 1940s, so for them. Great as the impact of the civil rights comedians, you guys get yourselves some other in a check of 142 planes from 19 airlines in the New the decision was a source of instability in the law. veto overturned remains intact after the Legislature’s Republican only some of its primaries. Asian Americans were often looked on as a threat movement has been on law and government, it has role models and get crackin’ . You got a lot of York area a year ago. That check turned up only 28 The group, with 3,700 chapters around the country, also gave majority tried in vain to override The bill died in the Senate when catching up to do. planes from 10 airlines, or roughly 20 percent, that unanimous approval to a proposal listing the comparable worth to national security in a way the black and not begun to yield such handsome dividends. four vetoes. Republicans George L. Gunther of failed to meet the FDA standard for food storage. So issue as a top priority in the national platform. It backed the Stratford and John F. Consoli of the current failure rate is running 50 percent higher. reforming of laws governing Social Security and pension Republicans failed Monday to Bethany joined solid Democratic revive bills to allow unaffiliated According to a summary of the 1984 spot checks, programs, equal treatment of women and men regardless of opposition. "It would be a disaster marital status, and equal educational opportunities. voters to vote in party primaries, as far as I ’m concerned,” Gunther prepared at the request of Rep. Dennis Eckart, require two-license plates on mo­ D-Ohio, the FDA found instances "in which foods such said. tor vehicles, place new curbs on In the House, Republicans made as steaks, chicken, fish, milk and non-dairy creamers New Britain family shares prize state spending and change the way three unsuccessful attempts to viipevooa ,, were being loaded on aircraft with little or no dry ice harbormasters are selected. HARTFORD — The Zwierewicz family of New Britain Monday override bills, falling short in each and stored at unsafe temperatures." But in all four cases, the GOP fell case of the 101 votes needed for a WlSiDSWeiD? claimed nearly $4 million in last week’s Lotto drawing and said Our associate Tony Capaccio obtained the FDA short of the two-thirds vote needed two-thirds margin to send the \ inspection reports and reviewed their conclusions they will split the prize. in both the House and Senate to measures on to the Senate for Fnoo with William Adams, chairman of the In-Flight Food Jozef Zwierewicz, 51, his wife Maria, 36, and daughter Ewa, 25, override a veto. In one case, the override attempts. own and operate LaRosa’s Restaurant in New Britain. Services Association, which represents airline House didn't even get a majority of The legislative action sustaining They will split the money equally, each getting $1,031,600 in 20 caterers. Adams made the point that the FDA support for a bill it had passed the vetoes maintains O'Neill’s annual installments. They each took home a check for $51,583.38 CAN\eU. sampled only a fraction of the nearly 350 million meals earlier this year. perfect record on vetoes. In five Monday. sessions since he becarhe governor A flLL OP.' \ served in the air last year. The closest vote came in the \ in 1981, O’Neill has vetoed 46 bills, "I don’t know of any food-related illness because of Senate, which voted 22-11, or two J J all of which have been upheld. \ temperature,” Adams said, adding: "But that doesn’t votes short of the 24 needed for a Diver's death ruled accidental two-thirds margin, to override The House sustained vetoes that mean the possibility isn’t there." PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Rhode Island Medical Examiner’s O’Neill's veto of a bill to allow struck down bills to require two Here are some of the report’s findings: license plates on most motor office says the weekend death of a Connecticut scuba diver off political parties to open primaries UP) photo a Inspectors found storage problems with five to unaffiliated voters. vehicles, enact statutory limits on Block Island was an accident. state spending and require the House Majority Leader Robert Jaekle throws his jacket Eastern Airlines flights, bound to Bermuda, Atlanta, A report released Monday by Doctor Arthur Burns said The bill, which likely would have Miami and Fort Lauderdale. On two of the planes, for died in the House anyway, was a governor to choose harbormasters over his shoulder while leaving the heat of the House Thomas Sorenson, 49, of Cromwell, died of a gas embolism. The from names submitted by officials example, steaks waiting to be served in flight were report also noted that Sorenson had had a coronary artery GOP priority this year since it Chamber during a break in the "trailer session” Monday. found to have internal temperatures of 54 to 59 would have allowed the party to in the towns where the harbor is bypass. located. Rep. John Tiffany, R-Lyme, Is at left. U D degrees. An Eastern spokesman said the problem wag carry out its rules changes and The Coast Guard said Sorenson was part of a group of four In rejecting the license plate bill, "extremely minor," but that the company had open certain primaries to the divers who were exploring a German U-boat which was sunk in state's 600,000 unaffiliated voters. O'Neill said he favors a return to two-thirds vote required under the cans, who took control of the followed up with re-educational efforts. about 90 feet of water in 1945. Officials said the man apparently Republican supporters argued two plates, which law enforcement state constitution to revive a Legislature in January. The GOP a On one Pan American flight from Chicago to New became entangled in an anchor line and either lost or removed the bill would merely allow their officials have said is needed to vetoed bill. also is pushing for a constitutional York, FDA inspectors found three chicken and steak his weight belt, causing him to surface too quickly. party to set its own destiny and make their jobs easier. version of the spending and tax dinners in the front galley at 70 degrees, and three of bring state law into compliance But O’Neill objected to a plan to The House voted 80-60 in favor of limitation plan. a 35 chicken dinners in the rear galley at 66 to 70 with a federal court ruling that have motorists pay $13 to go back reviving a bill that would limit Fire marshal closes opera house to two plates and the House agreed, state spending to 98 percent of degrees. The FDA "Notice of the Adverse Finding" struck down state laws limiting The harbormaster bill, which primary voting to party members. refusing to override the veto on a estimated revenues in any one L L said that Pan Am personnel were told of the problem, THOMASTON — Local Fire Marshal Robert Norton Sr. has failed on an 82-60 vote, would have 60-86 vote, despite arguments the fiscal year and require a three- PEISO "but indicated that due to the length of time required ordered the closing of the Thomaston Opera House because of "All the Democrats are trying to required the governor to nominate do is postpone the inevitable,” said funding mechanism could be fifths margin in the Legislature to to re-stock the plane, the meals would be served" serious fire code violations in the 101-year-old building. harbormasters from lists of candi­ Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove Jr., changed next year. enact new or higher taxes. anyway, so the flight could leave on time. Adams said dates submitted by chief execu­ Norton said Monday night he could not allow the opera house to R-Fair(ield, co-chairman of the In the other two cases, the House The so-called CapConn prograrn tives in the town where the harbor there would be no health hazard if the meals were remain Dpen based on the finding of 18 serious violations by the Government Administration and did muster a majority of votes to was another priority of Republi­ in question is located. served within two hours. state Fire Marshal’s Office during an inspection July 2. Elections Committee. override the vetoes, but not the A Pan Am spokesman said the airline, which serves Norton’s order to close the facility immediately interruped the presentation of the play "Our Town” by a New York theater ® more than 10 million meals a year, took steps to "tighten up our supervision of the catering group. The 13th Street Repertory Company which had asked for a operations,” and has since been given “ a clean bill of two week delay. However, Deputy State Fire Marshal William R. O’Neill’s state aid plan hits obstacle health by the FDA." Kirby said the serious code violations presented "a potential of a On an American Airlines flight from Newark to liability here. The most serious of the 18 violations found in the historic opera majority delayed the start until at lawmakers meet (or the special adding, "There are competing Dallas, inspectors found caterers loading plates of Bv Mark A. Dupuis things other than shelling out house were the absence of proper fire exits, (ire protected doors United Press International least Wednesday to allow them session Wednesday. Open Foram steak, chicken cutlets and fish that had internal "The likelihood that we ll take money to the towns.” time to develop their recommen­ and walls, a fire curtain for the stage and a sprinkler system Senate Minority Leader Corne­ temperatures of 68 to 72 degrees. Two servings of HARTFORD — Republicans say dations for creating the board. that up Wednesday is very dim," above the stage. lius O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, "braised beef Portugal” had temperatures of 70 Gov. William A. O’NeiH's request The Democratic governor, who said Smith. GOP leaders Instead want to said the GOP leaders were merely degrees. for an additional $18.2 million in vetoed a bill passed earlier this into their own countries, the U.S. has wait for final figures on the 1984-85 trying to see that O'Neill doesn’t The five years of quotas recommended Dr. Rogers was named as consultant a On three Delta (lights, headed for Dallas-Fort aid to towns and cities is dead and year to create a Transportation Two firehouses surplus — not expected until get credit for the plan to provide pursued an open-door policy that has by the ITC will do just that, and we are to the University of Hartford’s Division blasted his proposal for a re­ Accountability Board, issued his Worth and Atlanta, inspectors found coffee creamer September — and then convene a the added aid to cities and towns literally allowed all of the excess shoes confident that the president will heed of Continuing Education. He taught a American Fabrics talks hit Impasse vamped board to oversee road and own outline for such a panel to the close together? and milk stored improperly, and four plates of special session to consider a (or property tax relief. manufactured In the world to walk in the recommendations of his trade bridge contract awards. Legislature Monday. senior-level course entitled “ Special chicken cutlets at 65 degrees. BRIDGEPORT — No new talks are scheduled in a bitter variety of ways to spend whatever “ I think the governor hit a our door — and all over our own Senate Majority Leader Regi­ The vetoed bill would have To the Editor: advisers in this case. Issues: The Negro in Connecticut" a Capitol International Airways responded six-week strike by more than 500 textile union employees at the homerun on that and I think what’s industry. nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, created a Transportation Accoun­ money is available. Question: By what logical process during the college academic year. Dr. American Fabrics Co. annoying to the Republicans Is he promptly when FDA inspectors found 123 turkey, veal said House and Senate Republican tability Board to approve Depart­ "I really have a problem doing can the Powers That Be justify the Second, the remedy proposed by the George Langstaff, President Rogers also worked for the Hartford The strike that began June 10 is centered over wages while beat them to the punch," O’Leary and chicken dinners stored at 62 to 70 degrees. Its leaders will meet today to decide ment of Transportation consultant anything before the books are existence of two firehouses within two Footwear Industries of America company officials argue the Industry has ben crippled by domestic Industry — five years of Accident and Indemnity Co. until 1939. flight from Kennedy Airport to Chicago was delayed how they want to proceed during a contracts worth $25,000 or more closed.” Van Norstrand said. said. hundred yards of one another? low-cost imports and would not rule out the possibility of moving quotas — will create some 60,000 U.S. Philadelphia, Pa. Dr. Rogers was a member of the an hour while the in-flight meals were replaced. special session called to consider and construction contracts worth jobs in the first year of quotas. The net Connecticut Historical Society, the out of state. the accountability board and a $250,000 or more. Dr. Eugene M. Davis effect to the economy of these jobs and Association for the Study of Negro Life Officials of Local 240, United Textile Workers of America, said special fund (or public works The proposal was tacked onto a EXPANDING TO BETTER SERVE YOU Diplomatic digaat new workers earn only $3.40 an hour while the average salary St Blue Ridge Drive related economic activity (most jobs and History, and the state Freedom of projects. bill that would invest $210 million 2 2 Thank you to all Manchester located In rural communities where no Information Commission. Has the legendary James Bond gone over to the stands at $5.50 an hour, compared to the state average of $6.67 an The special session was sche­ from the state surplus in a fund to other work exists) is $970 million the at the Meadows Dr. Rogers received the first St. other side? Among the new diplomatic license plates hour. duled to begin Monday, but leaders generate an expected $20 million more a year for state aid to cities first year. Increasing to $2.4 billion by Benedict Award given by the Catholic issued to the Soviet Embassy in Washington is one of the Legislature’s Republican To the Editor: marked "SX 007.” The car is parked frequently on and towns for local public works nnrac^iyiw Article wrong the first year after the quotas expire. Interracial Council of Hartford and the projects. And, while consumers may find that I would like to extend a public thank Thurgood Marshall Award of the 16th Street outside the embassy, but whether it you to all of the nurses and nurses’ aides Smith said leaders may decide to some shoe prices will increase an National Association for the Advance­ belongs to a SMERSH agent, the FBI won’t say. split the issue into two separate on shoe Imports of the Nursing Home North and C wing _ WINDSOR LOCKS-VERNON average and modest 93 cents per pair ment of Colored People. The Bicenten­ Aquarium going after whales bills, but said the GOP hasn’t To the Editor: over the five-year quota period, we will in the East Building of Meadows Manor nial Council of the Thirteen Original Under the dome backed away from its support for 623-6982 3 3 Convalescent Home. the accountability board. have no shortage of the lower-priced States Fund Inc. also honored this fine Rep. Frank Guaiini, D-N.J., whose district lies In MYSTIC (UPI) — A crew from ada . The whales will be captured in The aquarium lost a performing Automatic delivery, budget plans, senior citizen The dedication and “ beyond the call “ I think there’s no doubt that the ", Recently, you published a commen- shoes and they will not go up in price. gentleman. Mystic Marinelife Aquarium plans the Churchill River In Manitoba, beluga whale this spring. Alex, discount, service plans, tank protection plans, of duty” attention my mother was the shadow of the Statue of Liberty, feels he’s "on the Transportation Accountability ", tary article by Robert Wagman, "What This Is because the ITC recommended I am hoping that a documentary film an expedition to the Hudson Bay to on the western side of Hudson’s who was 24 when he died, was given, especially during the last three cutting edge” of the battle between New York and Board in some form will pass," will-call delivery, 24-hour emergency service. \ are American jobs worth?" (June 24), that all imports priced at $2.90 or less be can be made and a day in remembrance capture two white beluga whales, Bay. believed to have survived longer in months of her life, was greatly New Jersey for jobs and industry. He wants Liberty Smith said. ; concerning the effect of footwear exempt from quotas, while the domes­ of Dr. Imgers can be proclaimed in which will be trained to perform in During the brief northern captivity than any other whale. Now Serving: Manchester, East Hartford, Bolton, appreciated. and Ellis islands made part of his state, and he The accountability board pro­ North Coventry, Vernon, Toljand, Staf­ Import quotas on the consumer. Regret­ tic footwear industry recommends they Manchemr in the near future. His wife, the aquarium’s sea mammal summer, the whales congregate by During the first week the whales recently won approval of a bill dropping New York the hundreds at the mouth of the are at the aquarium, visitors will posed Monday by O’Neill would ford, Somers, Enfield, East Windsor, Ell­ tably, much of the information in that be capped at their 1984 levels, the Oretta,^hls five children and five show. review DOT contracts but would Ken Johnson from the name of a bulk-mall facility In his district. The new female belugas will join Churchill River to feed. They are be able to observe staff members ington, South Windsor, Suffield, East article was wrong. ‘ highest in history. Further, at the end of grandchildren should be Invited to not have the right to reject But Guarlni isn’t totally immune to the charms of Aurora, another female beluga, easily herded into the shallows in their pool during feeding times. Granby, Windsor Locks & Windsor. First, the U.S. International Trade the quota period, with the benefits of a 601 W. Middle Tnmplke participate. Dr. Rogers deserves the contracts, as was proposed by the the Big Apple. He maintains a cooperative apartment and four performifig Atlantic bot- where a selection based on size and Staff must put fish down the Commission did not recommend that price-competitive U.S,-based shoe in­ Manchester recognition. GOP in the earlier bill. on exclusive Central Park South, which he says he tlenose dolphins. sex can be made, Kezer said. animals’ throats until they learn to Wilson F. Cloukey . footwear Imports be cut by 39 percent House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- dustry, consumers will actually pay 47 uses occasionally after dinner or the theater, and lets All the marine mammals will be The aquarium will take young voluntarily eat dead rather than Vice President-Service Manager ' over the next five years. Rather, It strand, R-Darien, flatly rejected cents less per pair than they do now. Thomas L. Stringtellow his mother use when she goes shopping. on display after Aug. 4 in the main animals, about four years old, livhe whales will be flown by (fonnor ownar of 8uparlor Hoatine Caro) asked that footwear imports be cut Finally, It is worth pointing out that Remembering 163 HUIstowa Road aquarium building, said Laura which will be about 8 to 10 feet charter airplane from Canada to the governor’s proposal as creat­ ing a "whitewash board. In short it , from their current 77 percent of the U.S. shoe workers, earning about $6.32 Manchester Kezer, the aquarium’s along and weigh under 1,000 New York and then to Mystic in a John E. Rogers Mlnhadhorlal is no step forward in accountability Full Oil Burner & Heating System Service, Repair ^ market to about AS percent of the per hour, are making about half of what spokeswoman. pounds. refrigerated truck. They will be with Its characteristic chutzpah. Big Oil has in my judgment,” he said. & Installation. Oil Fired Water Heaters, Tankless * market, which Is still well over a the average manufacturing worker The whales will begin to be The young whales will be light transported in canvas slings sus­ To the Editor: blamed the recent gasoline price increases - despite O’Neill also has called on law­ Coils Installed-Acid Cleaned, Hot Water Storage msjorlty share. This number is particu- earns In this country. The problem lies L«N«r« to tho odltor trained "almost Immediately after gray. The white coloration is pended inside special boxes. a conUnuing worldwide oil glut - on the Environmen­ attained only as they become makers in the special session to use ! larly astounding when you consider that not with overpaid U.S. workers nor an they are eating regularly," she Being air breathers, they can Tq n ks I have gathered some additional The Manchester Herald welcomes tal Protection Agency’s order drasUcally reducing adults at 6 to 8 years old. remain out of water (or long $18.2 million from the state surplus , just four years ago, footwear imports unproductive industry, but with a trade said. Information about the late black original letters to the editor. the amount of lead In regular gas. They will be taught to retrieve Beluga whales are small toothed periods of time, but they must be from the last fiscal year to provide Special Expansion Offer comprised only 91 percent of our system that has made absolutely no added state aid to cities and towns. historian of the Hartford area, John E. Letters should be brief and to the But Vic Rasheed, lobbyist tor gas station and to jump out of the water and whales found primarily in coastal kept cool, Kezer said. : nnarket. allowance for the fact that the United 60,000 Under the O’Neill plan, Man­ Rogers. point. They should be typed or neatly owners, says the lead cut doesn’t cost the oil should be ready to perform by late Arctic waters. They have ranged Belugas have a thick insulating Carlin CRD Miser The Increase in footwear Imports can States has become the dumping ground as far south as New Jersey and layer of blubber and can easily chester would receive $U2,186. During the IVTOs, a roast beef dinner handwritten, and, for ease in editing, companies much If anything. He says they’ve been arinter. * 227” ' belaldatthedoorof U.S. trade policies. for shoes made both In developed and “ They ar’re not as athletic, but several have been reported spend­ overheat$out of the cooling water. Bolton would get $9,710, and honored Dr. Rogers and the proceeds should be double-spaced. Letters must pocketing an extra 6 cenU a gallon by their dubious Oil Burner...... While almost all other footwear- Third World countries. When our tbay are very winsome and cur­ ing periods of time in Long Island Their skins will be coated by a Coventry would get $27,598. collected helped to establish the Dr. be signed. claims of higher coaU. And under a loophole in the Van Norstrand and Smith de­ producing countries have trade laws trading system breaks down, as it has in ious," she said. Sound. ^ layer of vegetable shortening and John E. Rogers Experience Library The Herald reserves the right to edit clared the proposal dead Monday, - restricting admittance not only of the case of footwear, it is time for the law, which gives them "lead credit" lor past content To obtain the whales. Mystic Kezer said they will easily adapt further moisture will be provided Fuel Oil 190 Qal. Min.. and the John E. Rogers Scholarship letters In the interesU of brevity, clarity cuU, they'll continue to rake it In for MartawIHe will be Issued permits to the warmer waters at Mystic by constant spraying and sponging saying they don’t even plan to . 853_ U.S.-made shoes, but of each other’s. government to take action to correct It. Fund. and taste. two-and-a-half years. fraai the United States and Can­ Marinelife. throughout the trip. bring it up for a vote when MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 23, 1985 - 9 g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 23. 1985

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H E R E '^ A . 1 T H I N K H O W P O I M A P O P T H B I EVERYTHING GGT INTO THIG Tuesday T V PLACB? Mob attack forces preacher to carry gun PLANTATIOM i 1^ clearly PA#y. MARKBP. New England But Marshall Stern, the pastor's daughter. He wanted trouble, I didn’t.” LEE, Maine (UPI) - A Baptist ples. He has found himself in legal 6:00 PM (D d) (M News [DIS] Moueterplece Theater attorney, said he was "s h o c k ^ ” that Christopher Almy, Penobscot County In Brief minister whose church service was trouble after alleged^ using force to (X) W hat's Happening [ESPN] PKA FuH Contect Kerate: Nine the parisioners identified the intruders district attorney, said he would pursue Channels overrun by a mob brandishing chains remove a teenage girlfrom a foster (5) Police Woman Round U.8. Light Heavyweight Dennis and police failed to make immediate the investigation vigorously and if there Downey vs. Rob Salazar. 2 drown In northern river and lead pipes says he'll surround the home this spring. J ()1) P riva te B*n)am in Is ‘sufficient evidence of wrongdoing,” WFSB Hartford, CT (D building with armed guards before he The girl's father, who led the group arrests. g® M»A*S*H WNEW New York, NY CD 9 : 0 0 P M (D Terror ERROL, N.H. — Divers have recovered the "One guy was 300 pounds hitting he will prosecute...... stops preaching the gospel. that burst into the church, accused (2$ Dr. Who WTNH New Haven. CT (D CD ® Who's the Boss? (CC) Angela's bodies of two young Berlin men whose boat people with chains — they're not going "This is a volatile situation and we’re WOR New York, NY reputation may be ruined by a snooping "The kids and the ladies were Dunphy of being another "Jim Jones," OD capsized while fishing in an isolated North to forget them," he said. " I f this was a not about to arrest anybody without a One Day at a Time WPIX New York, NY (B) talk show hostess. (R) hysterical," said Debbie Dunphy, the referring to the evangelist who led 916 Country river, authorities said. Catholic church, the bishops would be full-scale investigation, ” Almy said. "It SO) Newswatch WTXX Waterbury, CT er. Anthony Quinn, Serv worths Location about 9 p.m. Sunday when their were treated for cuts and bruises at an @ ) Tony Randall WSBK Boston, M A o dra Dee. 1960. get mad." Jim Crooker said he came to get his Many Lee residenU were outraged WOQB Springfiald, M A 40 LEVY’S LAW ‘ by JamM Schumaitlar boat tipped, said Maj. Mason Butterfield of the ared hosptial, and released. [CN N l Prog Cont'd & ® R ip tid e Cody, Nick and Boz try to The Rev. Daniel Dunphy said Monday 16-year-old daughter, Sheila, who was WXTV Paterson, NJ 4D Fish and Game Department. Church windows were broken and after Dunphy allegedly used force to [HBO] MOVIE: 'Conan the Destroyer' track down the murderer of one of Boz’s that the 10 or 12 men who burst into his attending the service, but said he was WGBY Springfield. MA JU6T NAME VOUB A third fisherman, Stephen Gagne, 18, of pews, desks and chairs destroyed in the gain the release of Sheila Crooker from (CC) A medieval warrior battles the forces WTIC Hartford. CT O close friefKfs. (R) (60 min.) AUM05TTIME; MY .-ie6TP0BNAFTEe service Sunday night and allegedly beat unarmed and blamed the violence on of evil. Arnold Schwarzenegger, Grace Berlin, was able to swim to shore and searched battle. At the height of the confronta­ a foster home last spring. The girl was CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) & Lifeline (CC) 'Dr. James H. Duke.' The WEIX?IN6 AM P 1M H K t, ME ANP 6EF ME TD the parishioners with heavy chains and others. Jones, Wilt Chamberlain. 1984. Rated PG. DISNEY Disney Channel lOfSl Trauma Surgeon at the UniversKy of C O F F E P TO A T\4Ue/ through the night for help, Butterfield said. The tion, about 100 townspeople gathered placed in the foster home after she left A PENri6T-QUICIE. makeshift clubs "w ere out to kill.” Penobscot County Sheriff Ed Rey­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Splash' ICC) When a ESPN Sports Network USPN) Texas' Herman Hospital is seen in action. I'M 60M M A PIE AN OUP Magalloway feeds into Umbagog Lake, which outside the Lee Baptist Church build­ her parents amid claims by Dunphy disenchanted businessman falls in love HBO Home Box Office (HBOl (R) (60 min.) ' T ve armed myself. I slept with a gun nolds attributed the turmoil on a "hot M A I P . ^ tRAWW.'': straddles the northern Maine and New Hamp­ ing, authorities said. that she was abused. with a mermaid, he must battle scientists CINEMAX Cinemax (MAX) GI) Chespirito next to my bed,” the 34-year-old pastor evening and nothing to do” in the town The minister is awaiting a September and the media to preserve her. Tom TMC Movie Channel iTMCl shire border. Crooker admitted hitting Dunphy o h . n o , added. "But I ’m not going to run — I ’m of 700. Patrol cars prowled the streets Hanks. Daryl Hannah, John Candy 1904. USA USA Network IusaI Eye in the Sky during the scuffle, but said the minister trial for assault and criminal trespass Nor going to preach the gospel. We'll have late Sunday and early Monday to Rated PG. [CNN] Larry King Live TFAeOT in the incident. Official faces more charges the church open Wednesday night if we prevent another flare-up of violence. provoked the incident. [USA] USA Cartoon Express [DISl MOVIE: 'Adventuree of the " I did call him Jim Jones. He told me Dunphy said the girl, who is now Wilderness Family' An urban family tac­ 0 0 have to have armed guards at the "They apparently feel they have to go 6 :3 0 P M (X) One Day at a Time 8:00 P M CD Jeffersons (CC) Florence BOSTON — Norfolk County Treasurer James to shut up. He looked like he was going living at an unknown location and is convinces George and Louise to take her kles the harsh realities of life in the wilder­ door.” , out and raise hell," Reynolds said. The Jeffersons ness. Robert Logan, Susan Damante Collins, who last month was charged with 60 to hit me, so I nailed him ," said being monitored by social service with them on their gambling trip to Atlantic Dunphy admittedly is not well liked in sheriff spent Monday investigating the Bosom Buddies Shaw, Hollye Holmes. 1976. Rated G. Crooker. "1 admit I did hit him in self workers, was asked by the intruders to City. (R) counts of alleged embezzlement, forgery, larceny the community because he expounds melee and promised those responsible All I wanted was to get my leave with them but refused. @ diD NBC Nightly News CD PM Magazine 9 :3 0 P M QDSj}> Hail to th« Chief (CC) and other offenses, has been indicted on seven con.«!Prx','itivp fundamentalist princi­ would be arrested. Zolotov threatens to publicly expose the Nightly Business Report CD Three's a Crowd (CC) Jack, with counts of state income tax evasion. film of Oliver in a romantic interlude with a some help from Mr Bradford, begins to ^ ABC News (CC) beautiful KGB spy. (R) Collins, 47, who is also chairman of the Norfolk question how successful he is after Vicky dD Noticiero SIN County Retirement Board, is slated for arraign­ gets an increase. (R) 10:00 P M CD News ALLEY OOP ■ by Dave Qraua d D P h y llis ment July 31 on the tax fraud indictments C D N ew s (D MacOruder and Loud (CC) Mal­ returned by a Suffolk County grand jury. 2 [CNN] Showbiz Today colm and Jenny have trouble capturing a ANY LUCK ON SEEMS TO BE ( WHY tJON'T WE / GOOD IT'S GETTING YEAH...WELL,WE/ HEY, DO YOU y e p ; I Kennedy clan ClD Barney Miller DARK, MR. /CAN BED DOWN ( S M E L L S M O K E ? 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Gleason, Paul Williams, Pat McCormick Malta by an eccentric millionaire who chal­ & Nova (CC) Edgerton and His In­ Each of the failure to file counts are 1983 Rated PG lenges them to solve a murder. (R) (60 BOSTON (UPI) — Rose Kennedy, making a credible Seeing Machines ’ Dr Harold E min.) misdemeanors and carry a fine of up to $25,000 "rem arkable" recovery from a stroke, spent her 95th 7 :0 0 P M C D CBS Nows Edgerton's latest invention, a device that and a year in jail. The fraudulent return charges allows the human eye to view what was Transplanting Hope Various aspects CD M*A'S'H birthday at the family's Cape Cod compound while once unseen, is explored. (R) (60 min.) of organ transplant surgery are explored in are felonies and each carry a prison term of up to other Kennedys gathered to dedicate a rose garden in 3 CD ABC News (CC) this documentary (60 min ) three years and a fine of up to $100,000. dD Montreux Pop Festival her honor, within blocks of her birthplace. CD Sale of the Century ^ Dancing Days dD Bianca Vidal Jeffersons Evening at Pope Tonight’s program The family matriarch was unable to attend the [CNN] Prime News Barney Miller features James Galway, Cleo Lame and Ex-patlent pleads Innocent celebration and dedication on Boston’s historic [HBO] MOVIE: The SUr Chamber' An John Dankworth (60 min.) Wheel of Fortune idealistic young )udge, frustrated by legal ALFRED, Maine — A former New Hampshire waterfront, but she sent a bouquet of red roses in dD Fantasy Island MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour loopholes, finds himself becoming the in­ THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sanaom mental patient who has confessed to four killings thanks to Mayor Raymond Flynn, who also marked strument of everything he's fighting [CNN] Evening News dO) Family Feud his birthday Monday. against Michael Douglas. Hal Holbrook. is being held without bail on charges he killed a [ESPN] Auto Racing '85: Formula One APE HDUf^ePTAiio evEPr- dO) Benson Sharon Gless 1983. Rated R. British Grand Prix from Silverstone. WOO-fO?, shopkeeper earlier this year and an elderly North The one-acre garden will have a fountain, a ring of To pa cio [MAX] MOVIE: Without a Trace' England Berwick man 20 years ago. cherry trees, and hundreds of roses. It sits in the Nightly Business Report When a small boy doesn’t return home [HBO] Philip Marlowe: 'The Pencil' Richard Steeves is accused of killing Russell middle of a bustling waterfront park near her North dD Starsky and Hutch from school, his mother and a compas­ (CC) Marlowe must confront syndicate hit Bailey, 69, of Wells, and in the 1965 slaying of End birthplace. sionate cop embark on a seemingly hope­ men while guarding a gangster marked for [CNN] Moneyline Harry Staples, 83, of North Berwick. He was less search Judd Hirsch, Kate Nelligan, death. "M y mother has lived almost 100 years, ” a tanned [DIS] MOVIE: 'Alice in Wonderland' Stockard Channing. 1983. Rated PG. indicted by the York County grand jury last June. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hot Dog. The Movis' and fit-looking Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., (CC) A young girl encounters a new world [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'C la s s ' A lustful teen has (CC) Ski bums and bunnies try to outdo Steeves, 43, stood silent Monday during his told hundreds of guests, including Gold Star Mothers of unusual characters when she follows a the chance to lose his innocence to an each other while looking for a little rom­ arraignment before York County Superior Court talking rabbit into a hole in the ground. A n i­ who lost sons in wartime service. older woman, but complications arise ance on the side. David Naughton. 1984. mated Voices of Kathryn Beaumont, Ed Justice G. Arthur Brennan. He spoke only to enter when he discovers who she really is. Rated R "She has known sorrow and joy and knows what it’s Wynn, Jerry Colonna 1951 Jacqueline Bisset. Rob Lowe, Andrew his innocent plea In the two slayings. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Entre Noua' (Subtitled) like ... to give a son for her country,” said Kennedy, [ESPN] Sportscenter McCarthy 1983. Rated R. Brennan set a 45-day limit on filing pre-trial Two women form a binding relationship. the sole surviving son in a family torn by two [USA] Radio 1990 [USA] Prim* Time Wrestling motions and ordered Steeves held without bail at Isabelle Huppert, Miou-Miou, Guy Marc- j assassinations. 7 :3 0 P M CD PM Magazine 8:15 P M [DIS] D TV hand. 1983. Rated PG. the York County Jail pending trial. [USA] IntematkMtal Formula Or>e Steeves' checkered past includes confessions in "She has stood unshaken in her belief and in her love CD Archie Bunker's Place 8:30 P M (S MOVIE: Skokis' (CC| Powerboat Race four other slayings in New Hampshire, Maine and UPI photo CD Wheel of Fortune Members of the National Socialist Party of of life and the adventure, so it is fitting you dedicate America attempt to demonstrate in Sko­ 1 0 :3 0 P M (3) Dick Van Dyko FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavaa Ohio. this garden in her honor for I'm certain that the seeds CD Bosom Buddies kie, a city whose residents number many 8 $ 24 Horas of her life will last and flower for another century and Edward Jr. and Patrick. The senator and CfD independent News Mayor Raymond Flynn, center, is survivors of W W II concentration camps. m ore," he said. A ll In the Fam ily Danny Kaye, Carl Reiner. Eli Wallach. 11:00 PM a) d) (2) (® ® (g) Newsboxes outrage town presented with roses from Sen. Edward Flynn were present at a dedication N e w t "It has been written that the rose gains its loveliness M*A*S*H 1980. IT yAYX/'GO AM^AP — Kennedy, D-Mass., as a birthday gift ceremony of a park in Boston's North GO Carol Burnett and Friends GD W KRP in Cincinnati MARKET STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. — Officials in this because it was born upon a thorn,” said Boston’s d^ Entertainment Tonight Auxiliary Bishop Lawrence Reilly. "Perhaps it has End waterfront to be named "The Rose C D dl9) Fo u l-U ps B leep s/B lu n d ers (CC) H D Bizarra quaint Berkshires hill town, fighting what they from his mother Rose, who also J ® (3$ Barney Miller T H ^ Svli.blue-and-white newsboxes which the newspaper f 'f" Warner Oland, Katherine DeMtIle. 1937. has placed in the downtown district. I rain woes [CNN] Moneyline " T H A .Y 6 J 7 - 1} Townspeople complain the boxes detract from [DIS] Disney's Legends & Heroes the scenic quality of their towns, while the Times’ u [HBO] MOVIE: 'Circle of Iron' Kung Fu maintain it has a constitutional right to sell worry senator meets Zen Buddist philosophy. David Car- WINTHROP >3by Dick Cavalli papers with vending machines. radine, Eli W allach, Christopher Lee. 1979. Rated R. But the thought of the futuristic USA Today [USA] Gong Show I W E N T -no SCHOOL. ARE YOU KIDDINS»THERES I QUesS THAT EXPLAINS boxes has raised fears of scenic pollution even M ONTPELIER. Vt. (U PI) — The solution to solving A TC50A.YAND THERE WASN'T higher. THREE’S CROWD 1 1 :1 5 P M GD Reporter 41 NO SCHOOL... ITfe eUAAMER W H Y T H E BREAD IN T H E the acid rain problem lies with politics, not with Coming Fri., August 30... A N Y B O D Y “n H E R E . VACATION TIME.' CAFETSR IA W«S M01_DY. "They’re much worse than the Times’,” Mary science. Sen. Robert Stafford, R-Vt., says. John Ritter and • Mary 11:30 P M (DOHOHilites V. Flynn, a member of Stockbridge’s governing / Cadorette star on ABC's (D K ojak \ Board of Selectmen, said Monday. "Neither is Stafford, who chairs the Senate Environment and "Three’s a Crowd." airing ( D GO) A B C N e w s N igh tlin e aesthetically appealing but this USA Today ... Public Works Committee, said Monday he was L T U E S D A Y , JU L Y 23 CD Hawaii Five-O people don’t like the look at all." embarrased that many in his own party think the cause of acid rain should be studied further.. CHFCK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME GD Odd Couple And you’ll want to be In Itl Night Gallery Foster child may be staying The Vermont Republican said the evidence is Tonight Show Tonight’s guests '.“.a-A'sU ajlZ,. already in. are Horacio Guiterrez and Dabney Cole­ BOSTON — State social service officials have "The record is steadily growing and with it the man. (60 min.) The Herald's Annual agreed to reconsider a controversial decision to scientific evidence," said Stafford. "W e need acid (3) Hogan's Heroes _ U i_ MLU take a 3'/4-year-oId boy away from his foster rain legislation, and we need it now.” GD La Traickm parents and place him with an aunt in California. Witnesses at the Vermont hearing of the Environ- GD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour State Human Services Secretary Philip W. menta and Public Works Committee said acid rain [CNN] Sports Tonight Johnston Monday ordered officials to review the has already greatly damaged Vermont’s lakes, [ESPN] Sportscenter case and ask the Suffolk County Probate Court to streams and forests. [M AX] MOVIE: Private School' Two Astrograph postpone a July 31 hearing on the matter. Manchester Area University of Vermont botanist Richard Klein, young women vie for the same guy. Patricia Riddick, 41, and her husband Cleve­ Phoebe Cates, Betsy Russel. Ray Walston. noting that this was his fourth appearance before the Crossword land, 51, were told July 11 that the state intended Rated R. LIBRA (Bopt. 23-Oct. 23) Analyze your ARIES (March 21-April 18) Be e x tra ' committee to speak on acid rain, said time is growing to remove their foster son, Michael, from their [USA] Make Me Laugh social Interests today to see If they have patient and compassionate today toward: short. Arts Tabloid cfour to bo modified. Be sure none are more ot one with whom you’re emotionally' custody and place him with an aunt according “At each hearing my testimony has become 1 1 : 4 5 P M (D Three's Company ACROSS 3 Short skirt Answer to Previous Puzzle ^ r t h d a y a liability than a tun pursuit. Involved. He or she needs your aid toi their policy favoring blood relatives. increasingly pessismistic,” Klein said, "And I regret 4 Persecution 1 2 :0 0 A M CD Bamaby Jones SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You could overcom e a secret hurt. Michael had been living with the Riddicks since that this time I must be even more gloomy.” U A GD Honeymooners look bad in the eyes ot others today It he was six days old. His aunt had initially refused ; 1 Nugget 5 Law degree you get Involved In a debate with a friend TAURUS (April 20-May 20) W h e re ’ Klein said studies of tree death on Camel’s Hump Q N MOVIE: 'Overland Pacific' A railroad * 5 Moon (Fr.) (abbr.) over an Issue ho or she knows more domestic Issues are concerned today, to care for the boy. mountain showed a 40 percent decline in all tree L S agent, in disguise, investigates recurrent July 24, ISeS ^ 9 Ventilate 6 River in the t ! ahout than you do. neither you nor your mate are apt to be species since the 1950s. Indian raids in W est. Jo ck M ahoney, Peg­ too tolerant with one another. Don’t con­ With special attention to Schools 12 Potpourri Congo Y E s gie Castle. 1951 In the year ahead, several changes will SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) M ove FBI fingers wrong man Scientists think rainfall that is 15 to 25 times more occur that you might Initially resist tribute to discord. .13 Hilo garlands Divorce Court cautiously In Joint ventures today if your acidic than normal has leached nutrients from the soil of Dance, Music, Theatre However, you will learn later that they couriterpart has the greater control. BOSTON — The FBI incorrectly identified one 14 Golf expert 8 Old Testament F u N N V T N N G9) Charlie's Angels were all for your own good. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It’s not wise at and poisoned trees with high levels of toxic metals, ■ Don’t let him or her obligate you to this lime to try to dodge specitlc obliga­ man whos^voice was recorded on a wire tap in an '15 Respiratory or- book 1 R 1 A N GD Pelicula: ‘El Utlmo Rey Inca' Fran­ although proof in the legal sense is hard to come by, he Groups, etc. s ■ F som ething without discussing it (Irst. tions that require your attention. Bite the office allegedly used by the Boston branch of the - gan cisco Rabal, Fernando Rey, Guy Madison. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today, take care said. 9 Footless b A S F A K E CAPRICORN (D«c. 22-Jan. 18) Rely bullet and erase them from the slate. Patriarca crime family, an FBI agent has ^ 6 Fruit decay ■ ■ [CNN] N e w sn ig h t not to allow a conflict of purpose to more on yourself today and less on "Acid deposition, metals and gaseous pollutantgs Your advertisement in this very 10 Mideast nation E R A S U R E ■ S develop In a valued relationship. others, especially In commercial matters. CA N CER (Juna 21-July 22) Try not to Lbs tided are the most possible causes of forest decline,” he ■•17 Grain 11 Series of [ESPN] Australian Rules Football R 1 N K s Exchange points of view so you’ll better F B I Agent Edward M. Quinn Monday said the '18 Scottish S ■ T [TMC] MOVIE: Four Friends' Three The cooperation for which you’re hoping spend money on merchandise today said. timely supplement will not only nam es understand one another. Trying to patch m ay be denied you. unless you are absolutely positive It's the voice of Anthony "M ustle” Santaniello, a Suffolk A S R A N Q young men and a free-spirited woman The botanist added that the decision to control acid landowner 19 T w o fold ■ T up a romance? The Matchmaker set can very best buy you can make lor your Superior Court officer, had been wrongly 2 come of age during the 1960‘s. Craig AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 18) Strive to be 0 A Y L E T T E R E M I rain causing emissions must be made now, before afford you the opportunity to -20 Spiny anteater Q Wasson, Jodi Thelen, Jim Metzler. 1981. help you understand what It might take to dollar. Shop and compare. Identified as that of Maurice "Mushy” Mizrahi, a productive today, but also be sensible forests decline further. •^2 Gallic 1 C E 0 1 A V E T R A Rated R. make the relationship work. To get yours, about the projects you undertake. Don’t 23 Freshwater por- ^ retired court clerk. “ The nation does not have much longer to make up support the Arts in our area, but ^ affirmative S E T A S 0 N [USA] Radio 1990 mall $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio tackle tasks where you lack expertise. poise 1 H [k City Station, New York, NY 10019. ^ 4 Poetic PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Today you Anyone who thinks that perpetual its collective minds," Klein said. also to advertise your upcoming 25 Sheltered glen 1 2 :1 5 A M CD Magnum, P.l. VIRQO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) To avoid ^ contraction 35 Lecture 50 Lubricates must learn to say no and mean It. A dom­ motion is an impossible concept has 26 Auricular 1 2 :3 0 A M CD Naked City future problems, caretully read any docu­ ineering friend might get you to promise Unaroused platform 51 Forget ments to which you have to attlx your sig­ never lived in the same house with an fall registration schedule. 27 Spool CD Saturday Night Live to do something for him or her that Group to buy ~29 Fractured 38 River In Europe nature today. Look lo r hidden clauses. hyperactive 3-year-old. 28 Make report 52 Organs of sight doesn't serve your best Interests. 40 Short pencil (3D Star Trek ^3 Broke bread 54 Glide aloft 30 Dale 43 Choice morsel ® CHIPS Patrol utility’s shares «34 Prevaricated 55 Upon 3 31 Rolls out 45 Dimension Late Night with David Lattermen To­ ^ 6 Hollywood's ete- 32 Sprinkle with 47 Rectifier 56 Bird's home night’s guest is comediari Jerry Seinfeld. BOSTON (UPI) — Eastern Utili­ J phant boy (60 min.) ' v e c f t n o N powder 49 Slightly wet 59 Rested in chair Bridge ties Associates, which last week '^ 7 Is situated (3 ) M au d e agreed to buy 10 percent of the Woe is me (£D Star Hustler/Sign Off Seabrook nuclear power plant COPY DEADLINE WED., AUG. 21 5 n i fo u n d s (ebbr.) [DIS] W a p atu la project owned by Maine utilities, NORTH H.G.I.F. (horse the club finesse loses and the king of ^42 Brilliance of sue- [USA] Hollywood Insider has announced plans to buy a 1.6 ♦ A86 hearts is played from dummy. South MK cess percent share owned by a Vermont 1 2 : 4 5 A M [ H B O ] m o v i e ; 'S to n e V K Q 102 goes In front) can and should postpone a secotld ^ 4 M ost agile Boy' (CC) A boy retreats emotionally after 4 A83 play in the heart suit. He should first utility. ;5«6 Help he accidentally kills his older brother. Rob­ ♦ A J 10 play out all his high cards in the other The associates Monday an­ 'jj48 Petition ert Duvall, Glenn Close, Wilford Brimley. nounced plans to buy Central 1964 Rated PG. WEST EAST By Jamea Jacoby suits. He will soon discover that Blajrt l'*49 Critical (comp, ♦ 7 ♦ J 10 9 5 3 2 started with six spades and has fol­ Vermont Public Service Co.’s 1 : 0 0 A M C D N e w s ’^ e combined heart holding of the For Your Space Reservation, Caii The wd.) YJ865 ♦ 4 North and South hands gave declarer lowed three times in each minor suit share, tioostings Its stake in the Call Today \153 American , CD kloe Franklin Show ♦ J 1097 ♦ 652 lots of flexibility in today’s deal. 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Now declarer played the Federal Energy Regulatory Com­ Nicaragua find their lives and convictions mission in Washimgton in which It Advertising Department I‘«63 Headgear threatened. Nick Nohe, Joanna Cassidy, Vulnerable: Both king of hearts. Blast followed with the Nightmare for the ’80s: You dream said It would set up a separate Time zone 4 9 6 0 6 1 Gene Hackman. 1983. Rated R. Dealer: South guileful West produced the you ve Just put the company’s records eight. That false card was enough to company in New Hampshire to buy ^ (abbr.) [USA] Stroh's Circle of Sports West .North East Sooth on Upe — and all the Identifying sucker today’s declarer. Next S m e additional pieces of Seabrook. ;« 5 Try 6 7 1 NT (tickers fall off the reels. 647-9946 1 :1 5 A M Q ) MDVIE: Dia LMigMng' the heart queen from dummy, and the The move would put the deal I;66 Jog A cab driver wanted for murder is assisted Pass 6 NT Pass Pass 6 1 643-2711 by a brainy monkey while he tries to prove Pass contract was one away. beyond the reach of the Massachu­ DOWN his innocence. Robby Benson, Linda Grov- setts Department of Public Utili­ In fact, declarer tailed in his 6 4 enor, Elsa Lanchester. 1980 ties, which has been critical of the 1 Loaf about Opening lead: 4J efforts because he did exactly what Whan you go on vacation, wa can aava your papart until you ratum. Wawlll hold your papart, ao you can catch up on all tha LOCAL NEWS whila you wara sona. y 2 Hawaiian food 1 :3 0 A M CD Millloneire Maker he was trying to avoid doing. He did Seabrook project. •M brook’s first unit is scheduled C fish (C)196S by NEA. Inc 23 (D Anything for Money V put the cart Before the horse. After THE MANCHESTER HERALD—Four Local Newt Source! to IM oompleted late next year. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, JnlY 23 1985 - 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 23, 1985 Zoning board changes mind, Reagan picks F O C U S / Leisure aiiows Riiey Oids to move The dealership, now located at members of the board. diplomat By Susan Vaughn 345 Center St., would be on about Herald Reporter 4.3 acres of industrial property RILEY’S NEW APPLICATION now owned by Ward Manufactur­ also satisfied the demands of By Helen Thomas The Zoning Board of Appeals ing Co. Riley is proposing to add an Water and Sewer Administrator United Press International Monday reversed a decision it automobile showroom to the pres­ Robert Young. In a letter to the made less than two months ago by ent building and to convert the board. Young said his previous WASHINGTON - President unanimously approving the reloca­ present building into an auto concerns about groundwater con­ Reagan makes his first official tion of Bob Riley Oldsmobile to repair shop. tamination were addressed by the public appearance today since his Adams Street. elimination of proposed under­ cancer surgery in welcoming Riley’s plans call for a larger A’TTORNEY JOHN COONEY, ground fuel storage and the Chinese President Li Xiannian in a automobile showroom and repair who represented the dealership in removal of an existing under­ ceremony pared down to accom­ shop on the east side of Adams a public hearing before the ZBA ground fuel tank. He agreed that modate Reagan’s recovery. Street. Monday in Lincoln Center, said the an above-ground waste oil tank Several changes in the dealer’s new plans include no underground proposed by Riley was the best Deferring to his convalescence, plans led the ZBA to reverse Itself storage tanks and no dry wells. The solution for oil storage. Reagan, 74, will sit instead of stand about the move. In its initial dealership would pre-treat its Young’s suggestions for dealing with Li, 76, during the red-carpet rejection of the Riley application, waste, landscape the site and with the storage were included as reception on the South Lawn of the the ZBA cited fears of pollution to provide a permanent easement for conditions of the ZBA’s approval. White House. the nearby Hockanum River and the Hockanum River Linear Park, Brian Buckoff of Pacesetter Later, the two leaders will meet an underground water supply. which runs along the north boun­ Buildings Inc. of Newington, the in the Blue Room for talks on a Riley still needs a special dary of the property, Cooney said. designer and general contractor range of issues, including the exception from the Planning and Accompanying the recent appli­ for the new building, described easing of tensions between China Zoning Commission because of the cation was a letter from Douglas methods Riley would use for and the Soviet Union. size of the proposed site, the storing other chemicals, such as Smith, chairman of the Hockanum Reagan also was expected to number of planned parking spaces River Linear Park Committee, acid in batteries, anti-freeze and and plans for outside storage discuss with Li a pending U.S.-Sino 2 2 outlining the committee’s requests new and waste oils. He also said the facilities. The PZC will not meet company would confine the use of nuclear cooperation agreement, of Riley. Those requests included which is expected to be nailed again until September. planting trees along the bank of the salt in the winter to customer river and granting of the ease­ walkways, addressing questions down shortly. Church festival ment. Owner Robert Riley told the about salt runoff from the parking Reagan met Li on his visit to ZBA Monday that he would provide lots into the river. Peking a year ago and they will be wins approval a permanent easement for the Buckoff stressed that the com­ resuming their acquaintance in the park and agree to Smith’s other pany’s plans have to be presented talks and a state dinner tonight. suggestions. to the state Department of Envir­ Reagan will skip some of the social The Zoning Board of Appeals onmental Protection prior to in­ 3 During the May 28 hearing on the formalities, such as the receiving 3 Monday night granted a special stallation of chemical and waste exception and a variance to St. first application, ZBA Chairman line, but aides say he is up to James Church to permit a church Edward Hachadourien said that removal systems. hosting the dinner and making a Riley’s plans were insensitive to The plans drew no comment festival on its Main Street property from the public. toast. from Sept. 19 to 21. the site and to the regulations On the eve of Li’s White House governing underground storage of After the meeting, Riley said if reception, Reagan announced he The approval was granted with he wins all the remaining appro­ conditions on hours of operation, gasoline and oil. will nominate Winston Lord, presi­ vals, he would be ready to move his UPI photo littering, parking and sale of beer Hachadourlan was not present at dent of the prestigious Council on and wine. This is the sixth year the Monday night’s meeting. There business by next January or Foreign Relations, to succeed church has run the festival. were no major objections by other February. veteran diplomat Arthur Hummel Ching-Ching dies as ambassador to Peking. Reagan took it easy Monday, two ' Ching-Ching, one of two giant pandas presented to days after returning to the White State OKs Bolton LMC funds House after a week in Bethesda Britain by China in 1974, died over the weekend of Naval Hospital where he under-- peritonitis, the London Zoo said Monday. The BOLTON — The state Depart­ ready this fall. The rejected modifications to the plans. went Intestinal surgery July 13 to ment of Education has approved proposal pegged the cost of the Chaired by Ray Ursln, the panel twelve-year-old fernale, shown in this 1980 file photo, remove a cancerous tumor. an estimated grant of $485,971 to facility at $820,000. has set up five subcommittees had been ill for five years. He relaxed in the family quar­ fund construction of a 7,000- The town’s grant request was responsible for fact-finding, steer­ ters, conferred for about 50 min­ square-foot library-media center submitted to the state two years ing and administration, planning, utes with Vice President George at Bolton High School. ago and official authorization of curriculum and community rela­ Bush and other advisers and had a : In announcing the grant to the the funding is effective until June tions. The group has been meeting haircut. town’s Library Media Center Advi­ 30. 1986, Packman said. monthly since April. Obituaries "The president’s on the mend," sory Committee last week. School All steps to appropriate suffi­ White House spokesman Larry Superintendent Richard E. Pack­ cient funds, including site acquisi­ At its recent meeting, the Speakes said. “Things are going man said the state funds would tion, must be completed prior to steering and administration sub­ France* P. Alibrio Vera Griffin headlong toward normalcy here.” Much attention has been focused Herald photoa by Pinto represent approximately 60 per­ June 30. under the state committee developed a tentative Frances P. Alibrio, 99, widow of Vera Griffin, 87, of 565 Vernon cent of the cost of building and requirements. project schedule, identifying dates on the nuclear pact between the - j Sebastian Alibrio, died this morn­ St., died Friday at a local convales­ United States and China. Under iU During a concert of the Connecticut Normally the baby is fussy at this time of Wayne Engman of Coventry brings his his children to band shell concerts to J supplying the facility. Townspeo­ Last November, town voters when subcommittee findings and ing at an area convalescent home. cent home. amuse them on the nights his wife ple must still vote on bonding for narrowly defeated an initial prop­ reports will be required. The whole terms, American firms could bid to Valley Boys, Barbara Schofner of East day, Schofner said, but the music two children to several band shell She was born Sept. 25, 1885, in She was bom July 23, 1897, in provide peaceful nuclear power concerts each week. He likes to play the works. the remainder of the project, osal for the library media center. committee is planning to submit a Florldia, Sicily, and had been a Tilson, N.Y., and had been a Hartford lightly taps a rhythm on the seemed to soothe him. which was rejected once. Since then, a group of citizens have final report with its recommenda­ equipment — including radioac­ spoons along with the music. He takes resident of Manchester since 1948. resident of Manchester and South tive materials — to China. bottom of her 2-month-old son, Eric. Officials have said they are not formed a fact-finding committee to tions to the Board of Education on She was a member of St. Bridget Windsor for the past five years. sure they will have a proposal Identify and assess the needs for Dec. 12. The National Security Council is Church. She is survived by a son, Harry reviewing the proposed agree­ She is survived by four sons, Griffin of Lake Worth, Fla.; one ment, and Reagan is expected to : John A. Alibrio of Bloomfield, granddaughter: three grandsons; approve It. u Anthony C. Alibrio of Manchester, and several nieces. An administration official indi­ U Bent assumes Center post Salvatore Alibrio of Visalia, Calif,, A memorial service will be cated that a major obstacle and Joseph Alibrio of New Britain: Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the apparently has been overcome; Band shell beats three daughters, Mrs. John Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main BOLTON — Steven Bent, an Rash, principal of the kinder­ ment and a grade-level The need to persuade U.S. officials garten through eighth-grade coordinator. (Mary) Lombardo of Manchester, St. There are no calling hours. that China would abide by U.S. law educator from Coventry, has been with whom she lived. Rose Dupuis Burial will be dt the convenience of appointed assistant principal and school. Bent has a bachelor’s degree and not supply other countries with Ban dogs and keep the volume down, but mostly, ‘It’s marvelous!’ Bent replaces William Nichol­ from Central Connecticut State of Vernon, and Mrs. Guido the family. nuclear explosives. coordinator of special services at (Nancy) Andreano of Glendale, the Bolton Elementary-Center son, who resigned from the posi­ University, a master’s degree The United States has been’ Ariz.; a brother, Joseph Pappa- Here were some typical PAM BENTON drove from after the Bennington Puppets' rone, band shell director, said that School for the 1985-86 school year. tion at the end of last school year. from Eastern Connecticut State Jeannette M. David concerned that China would supply Bv Nancv Pappas take the kids.” he can do this when the Bennington He had held the post for a year and University and a sixth-year degree lardo of New Britain; two sisters, Pakistan with the equipment and Herald Reporter Engman’s wife works several comments: Norwich to hear "Time Was.” ;i performance complained that not Mrs. Joseph Miano of New Britain The funeral for Jeannette M. golden oldies btind which played all kinds of musical programs are Puppets return next summer. L L The Board of Education ap­ a half. in educational administration David, who died Sunday, will be technical know-how to build a nights each week. “That’s when we ”1 think it's just perfect,” said from the University of and Rose Urciuoli of Hartford; 20 II was warm and humid Friday come out here. The kids have a Antoinette Dion of Willimantic. Sunday night. represented in the band shell proved Bent’s appointment last Bent has been employed at the Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the nuclear bomb. lineup. Some other suggestions raised Thursday night after interviewing Nathan Hale School in Coventry Connecticut. grandchldren: and 23 great­ An administration official night. The breeze had scarcely great time. They run around with She comes to the concerts with her "It's my first time, but I'd by audience members Included; grandchildren. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main two grandchildren about twice a definitely come back again.” said Kay Bliikeof East Hartford putit Bent, who was recommended for since 1973. He most recently held The assistant principal’s posi­ St. Burial will be in East Ceme­ stressed that Reagan and Li are enough energy to tickle the leaves. other little kids. It's a lot better three positions — as a teacher, tion and the coordinator post are The funeral will be Thursday at 9 more likely to focus on relations But the spirited country tunes of than just sitting at home and month. "1 wonder if people in your Benton, returning to her picnic this way: "We're younger people. • Make a rule to keep dogs out. the position by School Superintend­ a m. from the Holmes Funeral tery. Calling hours are today from blanket after dancing on the shell's We’d like to see more of the kinds of • Keep the volume down on rock ent Richard Packman and Anne head of the social studies depart- each about 50 percent time. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. with the Soviets, China’s efforts to the Connecticut Valley Boys made staring at each other,” he said. town realize what an asset they Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of modernize its industry and the the crowd come to life at the It also makes the bedtime have,” she said. new concrete dance floor. ”1 like rock music you hear when you go to and roll and big band concerts. Christian burial at 9:30 a.m. in St, Manchester Bicentennial Band routine go smoothly. He said his "The crowd is always so well- the fact that it's ;i big mix ol a club More of what’s on the radio. • Contract with a soda and ice continuing differences over Not all these oldies and big band Bridget Church. Burial will be in In Memoriam Taiwan. Shell. children are generally asleep behaved. The concerts are great. generations. It’s not just a bunch of cream vendor for regular service. Massett takes over UConn safety Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, He indicated that despite more before his car turns onto Wetherell And they picked the perfect spot to young kids screaming and carry­ sounds.” • Add an evening of light clas- Bloomfield. Calling hours are In remembrance of Al Falcetta, conciliatory approaches, "The Adults tapped rhythms on their locate the band shell.” said Bar­ ing on." sics.'^rhaps with members of the Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 May 10th, 1914 - July 23rd, 1981. Most of those in Sunday’s au­ MANY PARENTS at Wednes­ Manchester Symphony. Aircraft Corp. Previously he CTiinese have stated repeatedly knees with everything from spoons bara Armentano of New Bolton William A. Massett of Manches­ zation of the former university p.m. You are still so sadly missed and to pacifiers. Nearby, youngsters/ ASKING members of the au­ Road. Manchester. ”We love it.” dience were ”B;iby Boomers” like day’s performance suggested in­ • Increase the numbers of trash ter was recently appointed direc­ Security Department into an or­ served as an inspector with the that they have no intention o( creasing the number of children’s Memorial donations may be greatly loved. returning” to the close relation­ stomped their feet, trying to danQC dience what they think of the band The band shell has become a Benton. There were also a number cans available. tor of the public safety division of ganized police department in the division of narcotic control for the made to a charity of the donor’s of senior citizens like Gerry programs. "1 wouldn’t mind see­ In general, last week’s crowds early 1970s, the announcement Illinois public safety department. Jim, Lauren, Karen & Mike ship with the Soviets of the 1950s. Western style or simply running shell is like asking chocoholics to regional attraction. Of 41 adults the University of Connecticut. choice. around in circles. assess the merits of a well-stocked the Herald interviewed, 23 were McBrierty of Coolidge Street and ing one kids' show each week,” liked the band shell just as it Is. As Massett had been serving as said. He instituted new training In addition, he was an administra­ Evelyn Chartier of Bluefield said Janice Bickford of Wetherell Francis Armentano of New Bolton acting director of the division since programs in both the fire and tive assistant to the executive candy store. All you hear are from Manchester. The next largest "It’s fantastic. I love it,” said superlatives. contingent — six — were from East Drive. "We love it, we come ;ts Street. Road put it, "It’s marvelous that the retirement of Joseph Ciccalone paramedical areas designed to director of the Illinois Crime Hartford. The rest were fairly often as we can,” McBrierty said She also suggested elevating the the town has it. It’s such a reward. on April 1, according to an improve personnel performance Commission and a police officer in Wayne Engman of Coventry, A The Manchester Herald asked Consumer prices remain stabie virtuoso on the spoons, he brings people in Wednesday, Friday and evenly divided among the towns of "They do all kinds of musical platform on which puppets are I mean it, a reward for living in this announcement by Harry Hartley, and competence. Chicago and Evanston, III. now 31 cents, the department said. Vernon, Enfield, Willimantic, Bol­ programs, and we enjoy it.” presented by about 3 feet, to town. Just tell ’em to keep up the vice president for finance and Massett also developed and A veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Continued from page 1 percent in the past year. But the his two children several times a Sunday evening’s audiences to prices of services, which are not In a separate report today, the- week. "It’s a wonderful place to evaluate the band shell season. ton, Coventrty and Ellington. Some interviewed Wednesday improve visibility. Ralph Macca- good work.” administration. administered the university’s traf­ Massett received an associate’s Census Bureau said new orders for- Previously Massett served as fic, transportation and parking degree from Manchester Com­ increase only half as strong as facing import competition, have risen 5.4 percent. durable goods rose 1.8 percentl associate director of the division. control systems, including design­ munity College and a bachelor’s May’s 0.6 percent. following a 3.3 percent Increase in' The public safety division in­ ing and implementing a parking degree from Charter Oak College. Moderation in the cost of gaso­ The department’s Consumer Price Index was 322.3 in June, May. cludes the university police and system for more than 11,000 He is a former part-time faculty line and used cars made the But the improvements were less fire departments, traffic and park­ vehicles on the Storrs campus, it member In Manchester Commun­ transportation index actually equivalent to a cost of $322.30 for ing services, locksmiths, tranpor- said. ity College's law enforcement drop, down 0.1 percent, for the the government’s sample "market impressive for the industrial econ­ basket" of goods and services that omy because both months were tation services, the motor pool and Prior to coming to UConn in 1970, program. He is currently vice second consecutive month. supported by exceptionally big. ’}f»! motor vehicle facilities. Massett served as senior investi­ chairman of the Greater Hartford Overall the prices of goods, cost $100 In. 1967. As assistant director, Massett gator in the internal security Transit D istrict’s Board of under heavy pressure of import Viewed another way, the pur­ increases in defense orders and not 2 2 was instrumental in the reorgani­ investigation division of United Directors. competition, have gone up only 2.2 chasing power of the 1967 dollar is influenced by'the business cycle. Challenger gets green light again GORMAN

By William Harwood John-David Bartoe plan to fly to man Charles Redmond. valve in engine No. 2 that routes United Press International Florida Friday for the start of But engineers still have not liquid hydrogen to the walls of the 3 3 tracked down what caused the INSURANCE Challenger’s countdown Saturday. combustion chamber for cooling CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The shuttle fliers plan to operate engine shutdown and abort. failed to work properly. The space shuttle Challenger has a $72 million battery of instru­ Two of Challenger’s three pow­ “Engineers suspect a hydraulic The crowds are enthusi­ been given the green light for ments in Challenger’s payload bay erhouse main engines had reached (valve) actuator was at fault," AGENCY blastoff next Monday on an abort- to probe the sun, the structure and 100 percent thrust when the ship's said NASA spokesman Hugh Har­ astic at the Manchester delayed weeklong astronomy mis­ evolution of the universe and how four flight computers stopped the ris. "Failure analysis is still being launch just 1.58 seconds before Bicentennial Band Shell. sion with a crew of seven. solar radiation affects Earth’s carried out, but no special cause 6b The National Aeronautics and atmosphere. liftoff. has been found to date." Here they listen to Peter The abort was triggered when a Serving Manchester for over Space Administration held a for­ The flight readiness review Harvey, who played on mal flight readiness review Mon­ Monday concentrated on the pro­ day and set 3:23 p.m. EDT July 29 gress of rocket engine servicing 35 Years.** June 2, at the opening of as Challenger’s launch time. and the general condition of the Blastoff will come 17 days after shuttle following the abort. GOP seeks exemption the eighth bandsheli Mission managers also evalu­ the shuttle’s dramatic launch pad Conliniied from page 1 season. abort when the ship’s three main ated the Impact of a broken The GOP could still have trouble engines shut down just seconds experiment computer. The getting the exemption since a rules from liftoff because of trouble with $100,(HX) computer broke down last this committee," said Smith, who change would require a two-thirds a rocket engine valve assembly. week and is one of three Identical says the FOI exemption is needed vote by the House and Senate, 643-1139 This time around. Challenger’s machines in the payload bay. The if the investigation of the criminal according to House Speaker R.E. countdown will be adjusted to computer was responsible for justice system is to succeed. Van Norstrand, R-Darlen. allow liftoff at 2:48 p.m. to managing the science data from Smith and other proponents of However, Republicans appar­ minimize the risk of another Challenger’s array of the exemption say law enforce­ ently feel members of the Legisla­ launch delay if threatening after­ experiments. ment officials will be unwilling to ture's Democratic minority will be v o u i^ ^^ p eM lM f ] An onboard backup computer provide information on investiga­ more willing to go along with a itatnM tglM BHTj noon weather appears to be rules change than they would have — iwpweef moving into the area. will take Its place during the flight tions to the committee unless there Commander Gordon Fullerton, and engineers are confident the is a guarantee that news organisa­ been to challenge O'Neill and co-pilot Roy Bridges and crew- two remaining computers can. tions and the public cannot de­ voting to override his veto. mates Story Musgrave, Karl Hen- carry the load. mand and get the information The 14-member committee is Ixe, Anthony England and civilian "Everybody seems to be pretty under the F r^ o m of Information studying the criminal justice sys­ 223 E. Center Street Manchester, Conn. 06040 astronomers Loren Acton and optimistic," said NASA spokes­ law. tem. Herald photo by Tarquinlo MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Tuesday. July 23. 1985 - t3 It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 23, 1985 Springsteen fans tie up Yankee Traveler capital’s telephone lines Fools, festivals, old boats

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Tickets cert" scheduled for Aug. 5 at RFK for Bruce Springsteen's concert in Stadium, Szostek said. "We couldn't even get the are coming this weekend the nation's capital sold out in less than two hours but the wild outside operator," a Treasury Department telephone operator ing of the old boats. Admission; $9 scramble for a seat couldn't By G erard J. Gagnon Admission is free. For informa­ said. "It's a breakdown in the for adults; $4,50 for children ages 5 compare to the confusion the ALA Auto & Travel Club tion, call (207) 772-2811. concert created on the telephone service.” Other weekend events in Maine to 15. For information, call 572- She said the government-only lines. Egg A Fool's Fesl, family festivals, a will include the Central Maine Egg 0711. Federal Telecommunications Sys­ In Coventry, Conn., the 18th A flood of. calls to buy tickets rendezvous of classic wooden Festival at Pittsfield, Thursday- tem operated normally. annual Nathan Hale Antiquei tangled commercial long distance yachts and an old-fashioned hay­ Sunday, the Annual Bean Hole Tickets for the concert went on Festival will be held at the histore service in three cities Monday, drop ing contest are among many New Bean Festival at Oxford Hills on sale at 10 a.m. Monday and all Nathan Hale Homestead, 10 a.nr Including the White House and England events scheduled for the Saturday and the closing of the 9th other key governm ent 52,600 were sold in less than two Annual Franco-American Festival to 5 p m . Saturday . Admission; $t hours, stadium officials said. Fans weekend of July 26 to 28, reports installations. Mike Tensellent the ALA Auto & Travel Club. at Lewiston on Saturday and For information, call 247-8996. f from around the nation's capital Sunday. Other Connecticut weekend £k Last Monday, about 850,OQp had camped out for days at ticket uses a hat to try to Fun and laughter will be the top tractions will include the ISlj long-distance calls were handled in locations. catch eggs thrown consideration for performers and NEW BU RYPORT, MASS., will annual Connecticut Agriculture the Washington area. One week About 3,000 tickets were pur­ visitors at the Second Annual be holding its 28th annual Yankee Fair at Goshen. Friday throug. later, the number soared to chased with credit cards over the to him from the Vermont Fool's Fest in Montpe­ Homecoming Saturday through Sunday; and the annual Canaai 1.952,000. telephone. lier, Vt., during its three-day run, Aug. 4, and the city will be offering Railroad Days festivities at the Thousands of American Tele­ Some problems were reported at roof of Highiand Friday through Sunday. many activities for family fun. Canaan Union Deport in North the White House by staff members phone & Telegraph Co. customers Park School during Mostly held outdoors, the event Included will be lobster bakes, Canaan, an 11-day event that runs calling into and out of the Washing­ trying to put calls through on the features the New England Vaude­ concerts, entertainment, sidewalk from Thursday through Aug. 4. For ton area, Baltimore and Rich­ commerical lines, but presidential the school play­ ville Festival, a group of profes­ sales, horse and buggy rides, bean "D ays" information, call 824-0017. mond, Va., received busy signals priority lines operated by the ground’s egg-drop sional jugglers, mimes, clowns, suppers, yacht regattas ;ind fire­ or recorded messages that all Army Signal C o rp s were magicians, musicians, equilibrists works. For information, call (617) OLD HOME' DAYS will be circuits were jammed, AT&T unaffected. contest on Friday. and acrobats. In addition, visitors 462-6680. celebrated in Coventry, R.L, today A similar telephone tie-up oc­ Communications spokesman That’s Darryl can enjoy a special "Parade of An 1830s haying contest will be through Sunday, with a variety of 2 Marty Szostek said. curred in the Washington area P'ools," carnival rides, street recreated at Old Sturbridge Vil­ events. Saturday will be Kiddie’s Herald photo by Pinto "There is a problem with the when an Air Florida jetliner Sibrinsz, a rec­ performiy^, food booths, fire­ lage, Sturbridge, Mass., on Satur­ Day and Saturday night will crashed into the Potomac R iver in works, RaltHL, booths, crafts, a network being tied up because of reation leader, day. The contest, scheduled to feature German music, food and Kick breaks board the high volume of calls connected a winter storm in January 1982, street daix'e,'auTlicycle competi­ begin at 11 a.m , will be based on an fireworks. On Sunday, there’ll be a with the Bruce Springsteen con- Szostek said. throwing the eggs. tion and various other fun account of an 1826 match held in firemen’s parade and muster at Mike Kelley's strong kick smashes a board held by Daniel workshop Wednesday at Morning Star Day Camp, which 1 activities New Hampshire. The museum noon. Sunday night will be Italian Albert and Jason Kulas (with mustache) while James is sponsored by the town recreation department at The object of the An admission button for the village is open 9 a m. to 5 p m . Night. Among other Rhode Island Covensky, karate instructor, looks on. Covensky Highland Park School. Foxboro stadium officials game was to catch entire weekend costs $4 for adults daily. Admission: $8 .50 for adults; and $2.50 for children. For infor­ $4 for children ages 6-15. For events scheduled for the weekend explained taekwondo to children during a martial arts the most eggs — mation. call (802) 2'29-4943. information, call (617) 347-3362. are the 4-H County Fair at 3 try again for concert OK unbroken, of Other Vermont events will in­ During the weekend, other Mas­ Portsmouth, Friday through Sun­ clude the Fifth Annual Stars and sachusetts events will include Old day; the Blessing of the Fleet at Ipswich Days, starting Saturday at Galilee, at noon Saturday; East whether the new application was course. Stripes Pageant at Lyndonville, FOXBORO, Mass. (U P I) - Ipswich; the Barnstable Country Providence Heritage Days, Satur­ Advice for one or two nights or specify the Friday through Sunday; the 11th Sullivan Stadium officials today Annual Burklyn Fiddlers’ Contest Fair at East Falmouth, Wednes­ day and Sunday; and the South dates proposed. The board has Herald photos by Tarquinlo planned to submit a new applica­ day through Sunday; and the County Hot Air Balloon Festival at indictated a one-night show would at Lyndon, Saturday Afternoon; tion to hold a concert or concerts by and an Outdoor Antique Market at Friday-Saturday closing of the the University of Rhode Island, be more acceptable, rock star Bruce Springsteen. New England Morgan Horse Show South Kingston, Saturday and "The application that will ^)e Wood.stock on Saturday. Stadium Management Corp., at Northampton. Sunday. Training didn’t take; thanks were late submitted will be different than the which operates the facility, met MORE THAN 100,000 people are with town police to draft a security one submitted, before. We are CHILDREN'S DAY will be fea­ girls feel hurt and left out because expected to attend the Fourth A F LE E T OF CLASSIC wooden DEAR ABBY: Guess what? I proposal that includes a traffic and reviewing it right now and basi­ tured at the New Hampshire P^arm DEAR you so obviously favor your . Annual Deering Oaks Family yachts built before 1940 will be have the same problem about a parking plan for the proposed cally reviewing the whole situa­ Museum in Milton. N IL, Satur­ A B B Y : What grandsons. I am hurt because my Festival in Portland, Maine. The participating in the 10th annual million other people have: in-law appearance, tion,” said O'Donbvan, day. The museum will urge does the mother kids are hurting. Won’t you please festival, which has been featured Antique and Classic Boat Rendez­ of an adult (22- trouble. "We have drawn up a security on national TV. begins today, but it vous at Mystic Seaport. Mystic, youngsters to ’try-it-yourself" try to make up for lost tim e?" The three-member board last year-old) child Mike and I have been married plan between our security people swings into high gear during the Conn., on Saturday. and offer hands-on opportunities. Dear Abby for 15 years and have three and the chief of police of Foxboro," year unanimously rejected per­ The day's activities will include do when afore- DEAR ABBY; I have a sister-in- weekend. On view will be a variety of old beautiful daughters, 13, 12 and 9. said Brian O'Donovan, stadium mits for two concerts by Michael mini steam train raides, a petting mentioned law who likes everything just so, Among its many attractions will boats, including cabin cruisers, adult child is so When our girls were little, my events coordinator. Jackson and his brothers as partof zoo, and weaving for children. Abigail Van Buren but she dislikes putting her be concerts, carnival rides, sky motorsailers, coastal packets, oys­ rem iss about in-laws had very little time for An application submitted last their Victory Tour. The board cited Admission: $1 for adults, 50 cents thoughts into spoken words. E x­ diving, comedy and dance acts, a ter boats, yawls, sloops, shooners, acknowledging them, but six years ago. my week to the Board of Selectmen for large crowds and traffic. large arts and crafts show, an cutters and ketches. In midafter­ for children husband's sister got married and ample: When you go to her house, But O'Donovan said he was important gifts two concerts Aug. 25 and Aug. 26 A antique show, clowns, magicians, noon, the boats will leave the Other New Hampshire weekend had two boys, and let me tell you. the first thing you see in her optimistic about the Springsteen that it becomes was returned without approval belly dancers, antique cars and a seaport for a colorful, tuneful events scheduled include the Stra- these boys are No. 1 and No. 2! entrance hall is a sign that says: embarrassing? because it did not include traffic, application. pancake breakfast. On hand, too. parade down the Mystic River. tham Fair in Stratham, Friday Some years ago I received a "You have just entered a no­ '' Right now we are still confident I refer specifically to my daugh­ The grandparents take the boys parking and security provisions. will be a variety of food booths Mystic Seaport is open daily, 9 through Sunday: and the Canter­ letter from a mother who had the smoking zone." ter who was married last No­ shopping, picnicking and on little O'Dnnovan would not say of acceptance," he said. operated by more than 30 non­ a.m. to 5 p m., but will stay open bury Fair in Canterbury, same problem. She enclosed a vember, and has yet to send trips. The boys get to ride on the In the bathroom, there's a sign profit groups. later this day for dockside view­ Saturday. copy of the letter she had sent to thank-yous for her wedding gifts. tractor with "Pop Pop" — you above the john that says: "Please J friends and relatives. (Her excuse: 'T v e been busy.'') name it, they do it — while my keep lid down. Thank you. Her solution not only got the job N.H. judge clears the way Abby, she was not raised that daughters sit in the window, She has little signs on her iight done, it made her feel better. The way; ever since she was a child, I watching and crying. switches that say: "H ave you Competition makes it have stressed the importance of letter. turned off the lights?” for disputed rock concert sending thank-you notes promptly. "D ear (): 1 think six months is Abby, my in-laws read your And just in case someone missed Evidently it never got through to long enough for anyone to wait for column religiously. I hope they see the no-smoking-zone sign, she has expenses. her. It’s very embarrassing when a thank-you note, so I am taking it this because in it is a message for EX ETE R , N.H. (U P I) - A iittle signs all over the place that 'The judge also said roads to the friends and relatives ask me if upon myself to thank you for the them: "Grandma and Grandpa: judge opened the door for a to choose a guide to France say: "Thankyou fornotsmoking,” concert site should be clearly "Ellen" ever received their gift beautiful wedding gift you sent to My kids need you. It's not too late.” disputed heavy metal concert by What is your opinion of all this posted and security plans pre­ Any suggestions? our daughter. HURT IN MARYLAND ruling that Kingston selectmen H EMBARRASSED MOTHER "Please accept my apologies for sign language? can't deny the promoter a license pared in advance. Bv Lynne Terry are more modern,” said Ian history and folklore to satisfy the her inexcusable negligence. I DEAR HURT: And what if they JUST ASKING simply because they don't like rock The town decided to ban the rock United Press International Cronshaw, an Australian who most demanding travellers but concerts after a June 23 show that DEAR MOTHER: First, bear in assure you. she wasn't raised that don't see it? Your message is too music or its fans. refined his palate in France. also includes information about* DEAR JUST: It gets the mes­ attracted double the expected mind you are not responsible for way." important to leave to chance. Rockingham County Superior PARIS — Choosing a guide to "They are happy to be in a transport, weather, medical facili­ what your daughter does — or does MARY SMITH If you haven't the courage to tell sage across. It’s not very subtle, Court Judge Charles Contas said crowd of 8,000 rock fans. Police France used to be easy. You just restaurant but angry when the food ties and post offices. The publish­ but undoubtedly effective. also had to make about 40 arrests. not do. (NOT MY REAL NAME) them, write a letter saying: "Our Monday rock concert promoter picked up a copy of Michelin's red is bad." ers sold 130,000 copies last year. Mark Hildonen can seek a town Police Chief Neil Parker said fie bible of hotels and restaurants. With their guidebook sales in­ Publishers Roland Escaig also permit for the planned concert if he didn't have the manpower to But the dozens of new guide­ creasing 5 percent a year, Gauit put out a new guide this year, the meets certain conditions. handle big concert crowds. He books that have hit the market are Millau launched a new $9.50 immodestly titled "Bible of Hotels L TIAs warn of serious things to come Hildonen sought an injunction called the June concert a public making the task more difficult. volume this year calied "A Guide and Restaurants France 1985." against the southeastern town of nuisance. Besides new editions covering to the Wines of France." Printed in Editor Michelle Cavallen said Kingston after officials said he hotels and restaurants, there are French, this book gives all the "this guide was written for tourists with a wide variety of cardiovascu­ were so important. During four days of testimony D E A R DR. could not stage a planned Aug. 3 volumes for gourmets, oenophiies basics about wine from grape with money to spend." lar diseases, stroke and TIAs last week, neighlrars complained GOTT: My very concert by the heavy metal band and people with lots of money to types to service, plus provides included. Although weight toss DEAR READER: In most parts of rowdy rock fans, litter, traffic The presentation is inelegant active mother, Motley Crue and another date by spend. 1,500 listings of vintners where you may not affect her brain circula­ of the world, babies don't wear problems and public drinking and and marred by advertisements, 71. recentiy had singer Bryan Adams at the King­ Other new guides cater to sports can buy 4,000 recommended tion, it will probably help to lower shoes. This lack of footwear urinating. but for $9.00 you get listings in what the doctor ston Fairgrounds. enthusiasts and there is even a vintages. her blood pressure, so she should doesn't seem to affect them or Hildonen contended most of the French of the better establish­ called a TIA. Dr. Gott While Contas said the town could volume for nudists. The Hachette publishing house try to lose weight. their parents. I don't know where community opposition was based V ments plus comments on noise She has no re­ license the concerts, he wrote; Michelin, which selis 650,000 has put out a series of blue guides Americans got the bizarre notion on' 'discrimination against rock 'n' levels, parking, service, atmos­ collection of Peter Gott, M.D. Second, patients with TIAs are "The selectmen may not act copies of its ciassic guide to France for culture lovers since 1907, seven that we could improve on nature by roll.” phere and decor. what went on often helped by medicine that arbitrarily or capriciously. They annually around the world, is not years after Michelin launched its putting shoes on infants. Tiny Cavallen said the publisher f o r several reduces the blood’s tendency to may not exercise prejudice over worried by the new competition. first edition. In 1984, Hachette white shoes are cute, of course, but He has filed a $1.2 million suit in hopes "to sell 40,000 copies this hours, but her form small clots. One aspirin a rock music and the kind of people it "Our book is the most compre­ came out with a new volume, now I doubt they perform any useful Rockingham County Superior year," but said the guide, which is mind skipped day, two or three times a week, is hensive," said Michelin spokes­ available in English. function. Sneakers are probably attracts.” Court seeking,in part, damages in French, is not geared to compete back about a probably the safest and least Contas said selectmen could set from Parker for impeding the June man Aiain Amaud. "We cover all "W e wanted to make a modern occurs without warning. If the clot more comfortable; I'm not posi­ with Michelin. year and she kept asking the same expensive medication. conditions limiting ticket sales to concert and destroying his "honor of France, not just the main guide which included more than question over and over. What is a is small — and it usualiy is, with tive about this, since I've never 14,000 concertgoers, requiring 100 and integrity as a rock promoter." routes," just culture," said Marie-Pierre "W e are competing with Gault TIA? My mother has high blood TIAs — the body immediately Some specialists would consider asked a baby to comment. Any­ professional security personnel, Town officials and Hildonen A guide cornering an increasing Levallols, an assistant editor at Millau," she added. pressure and is 25 pounds over­ mobilizes anti-clotting factors to putting your mother through more way, sneakers seem to be more and the posting of a bond of up to could not immediately be reached share of the market is the Gault Hachette. "After all, people have Bordas published a new book this weight. Does that have any bear­ dissolve it. Within hours, the extensive testing, which might comfortable, and, as a toddler $10,000 for damages and extra for comment. Millau volume. When Henri Gault changed their way of traveling." year, "Guide to Leisure Activities involve X-ray studies of her begins to walk, they certainly must ing on the case? Are there any patient ordinarily returns to nor­ and Christian Millau published Hachette's "Guide to France and Vacations in France," which carotid arteries. I do not know be easier to navigate in. I f , because preventive measures she could mal and suffers no adverse conse­ their first guide to France 12 years 1985" is one of the best of the new was written for tourists "who want enough about her to form an of weather or rough terrain or take? quences except, perhaps, for some ago, it was a weicome relief. The guides and well worth $12.50. to do something with their vaca­ confusion and amnesia. TIAs are opinion, but you can ask your own cultural preferences, you want to two French food journalists have a It is concise, well laid out and tions," aceprding to editor Chris­ warnings of bigger and more doctor if blo^-pressure reduction put something on babies' feet, DEAR READER; A transient Thoughts lust for food and drink that is choc full of hotels, restaurants, tian Doremus. serious things to come. Therefore, and the use of aspirin would be sneakers are OK. But, in warm ischemic attack, or TIA, is funda­ apparent in their witty criticisms. camping sites and holiday and The book is costly at $16.00 and they should not be lightly. In your sufficient. weather, let the baby wiggle his or mentally a short-lived stroke. A " I like Gault Millau because they sports activities. It has enough comes only in French. small blood clot momentarily mother’s case, there are clearly her piggies in the dust. I am always struck by the hours working around the see­ blocks one of the arteries that two actions she could take. DEAR DR. GOTT: I've heard miracle of life which springs forth dlings. However, "silently" the supply oxygen to brain tissue. The First, her blood pressure must that it's OK for babies to wear in a garden this time of year. I tiny plants grow into maturity. Send your questions to Dr. Gott 2 event is transient (temporary), be brought under control. For a sneakers instead of traditional admire the color, fragrance and ischemic (causing lack of oxygen) number of technical reasons, baby shoes. Is this really true? I at P.O. Box 9U28, Cleveland, OH variety of the fruits and foliage. God's handiwork is evident once Manchester Yesterdays and certainly an attack, as it chronic hypertension is associated thought that a baby's first shoes 44101. Many of us have planted again. A garden's creations are gardens, have toiled over a portion worth every second of our "labors of Earth in order to reap a flower or of love," a vegetable. Keeping the soil Remembering the trolley and the Manchester City Cab Powdered milk has variety of uses weed-free, fertilized and moist Ruth E. Lehrach may have required spending many Emanuel Lutheran Church odor for weeks. We ate chicken for days. By Douglas Johnson Sr. DEAR milk-based beverages where the likes to take my son and me out to A well-known Manchester businessman 3 POLLY; Can flavor of the milk is disguised. dinner once a week. Unfortu­ Special to the Herald used to go on periodic benders. I used to haul cottage cheese nately, we're sometimes short on him all over town, and once or twice to be made from DEAR POLLY: Can't find a cash. I suggested that he cook Connecticut Co. My dad was a trolley conductor on the Boston and New York. The fare was $50 for powdered ruler? Use a dollar bill (or any dinner for me instead. (We both Connecticut Co. in the 1920s and '30s. He took milk? I just re­ Pointers other denomination.) It's precisely work and love to relax in the trolleys like this round trips to Boston and New York then. me on my first rides to Hartford and ceived a large 6>/« inches iong. evening.) He took the tip for Hortterd Vernon one operated in I used to have to stop at the Garden box of non-fat Cinema City — Pumping Iron II: The Cine 1A2— The Goonles (PG) 7,9:10. Rockville. He carried a small hand register Polly Fisher MRS. D.S. economy reasons, then discovered Women 7:20, 9:35. — The Emerald -F le tc h (PG) 7:10,9:30. Restaurant or the Hotel Sheridan bar to get dry milk. I'd the 1920s and ’30s. he really enjoys cooking! Foreit (H) 7:10,9:45. — P r liil't Honor West HorHerd that made a gong noise when we placed our two strong men to help me get him into his also like other DEAR MRS. D.S.: This tip is DEBBIE (R) 7:30. 9:55. — The God Must Be Him 1 A 1 — Fletch (PG) 7,9:30. — A ■ token in it. On Love Lane and Wickham Park, Buses took their ideas of what to Crazv (PG) 7, 9:25. View to o Kill (PG) 7, 9:30. house. His wife used to hit the ceiling. We especially handy when you're out lo ti Hortferd Wllllmontlc the motorman used to speed it up. do with it. shopping and need to measure ■ostweed Pub A Cinema — Fletch Jlllsen Sduore Cinema — E.T., the place in 1938. wouldn’t see him for months. DEAR POLLY: Place a paper M.F.S. something quickly, but it works at (PG) 7:30. Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 1, 3:15, 7,9:15. towel in each of your canning jars Peer Richard's Pub A Cinema— The — The Man with One Red Shoe (PG) The trolley was replaced by bus and taxi in We had about three “ live ones” in home, too. Now all I have to do is when the contents have been used Goonles (PG) 7:30, 9:M. 1:15, 3:10, 7:15, 9:10. - Mad Max town in 1938.1 became a cab driver in 1948. Manchester then. All heavy drinkers and DEAR M.F.S.: Yes, you can use quick breads, muttins and other make sure I always have a little Mewcose Cinemas — Cocoon (PG) Beyond Thunderdome (PC-13) 1:10, and the jars washed and dried. heavy spenders. Ask any cab driver, he'll tell the powdered milk to make cottage baked products. currency on me (no easy task, I 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:10, 9:40. — Pale 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. — Back to tlie Future When my kids were in their infant years, I Cover each jar with its lid. The jars Rider (R) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10. — St. (PG) 1:05,3:15,7:05,9:30. — St. Elmo's cheese. Just reconstitute -it with You also can use your non-fat dry assure you)! Your helpful Pointer used to back up my bus driving pay by you. The “ live ones” are the best tippers. will not get musty smelling and Elmo's Fire (R) 12:45. 3, 5:15, 7:40, Fire (R) 1:05, 3:20, 7:05. — Silverado water according to package direc­ milk for white sauce and cream earns you the Pointer of the Week 10:10. — Rombo: First Blood Part II (PG-13)9:15.— Cocoon (PG) 1,3:15,7, • driving for Manchester City Cab. The They very seldom “ stiff you.” tions and proceed with your will stay cleaner. (R) 1. 3, 5, 7:40, 10:10. — Mad Max 9:15. gravies and to enrich casseroles, award, a copy of my book "P olly's Beyond Thunderdome (PG-13) 12;X, building is still there — the gray building I still meet some of my old satisfied cheese-making as you wouid with soups and stews. Pointers: 1081 Helpful Hints for Drive-lns: (Polly's'note: Nevertheless, do 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10. — Back to the Future lo s t Windsor — The Man With One opposite Heller’s Music on Purnell Place. the same ride costs you $2.60 — just for the ioi of nickels for the phone.” This response customers — usually in church. Their cabbie fresh milk. Why not reconstitute a quart or Making Everything Last Longer." remember to rewash all your jars (PG) 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45. — Red Shoe (PG) 1:30 with Moving Don't forget that your non-fat E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 12, Violations (PG-13) 10:15. first mile. drew laughs for days. days are over. two of miik and make your own when ready to use them for Mac Thrall was our boss. Nick Pencheff Others who would like mis book 2:15,4:30,7:10,9:40. — Explorers (PG) Manchester — Reopens Friday. A poultry truck from Willimantic came dry milk is perfect for baking. You yogurt? canning again.) 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:10, 9:40. — Silverado Mansfield — Schedule unavailable. ran the other cab service in the rear of All of our fares were dispatched by phone don't even need to mix it with If you or your kids baik at can order it for $6.50. Make check (PO-13) 1,3:45,7:20, 12:05. Weldon Drug Store. — no radios in those days. through Manchester Center at 8 p.m. one Douglas Johnson Sr. lives at 66 Seaman water. If a recipe calis for fresh payable to Polly's Pointers and MRS. J.L.M. Mondiester drinking reconstituted non-fat dry DA Theaters Rasl — The Goonles We drove 12 hours from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. We One of our rookie policemen drew a lot of night and a crate fell off the rear end. Six Circle. Do you have a Manchester memory milk, substitute an equal amount milk, you might try mixing it half send to Polly's Pointers, in care of (PG) 2:15,4:30,7:10,9:35. — AVIew too EMERGENCY were paid 60 cents an hour plus tips. You laughs. Police Chief Schendel asked the noisy roosters! Two pals of mine from you’d like to share? We’ll pay you |5 if yours of water, then add to the dry and half with fresh milk. Tastes the Manchester Herald, Box 1216, Kill (PG) 2.4:25,7,9:45. — Fletch (PG) Fire — Police — Medical Ingredients the amount of dry milk 2:20,4:45,7:20,9:20. rookies what the cabs should carry besides Cavey’s Grill grabbed the crate and hurled it is used. Submit a photo if one applies. Photos much better than all dry milk, but Dept. 55, Cincinnati, OH 4S201. Black pepper comes from dried (Manslteld could ride from Main Street South End to powder you would need to make costs much less. Dry milk also can berries of the pepper vine, which Tronslux Cellete Twin — The Eme­ DIAL 911 Depot Square North End for 35 cents! Today our usual equipment. The rookie piped up, ‘‘A in my cab’s rear door. My cab had a “ fowl” will be returned. Submissions will not. that quantity of milk. This is be used in fruit-and-milk shakes, grows in Indonesia and other rald Fores) (R) 7,9:10. — Plan 9 From perfect for bread baking, roils. Outer Sooce 7 with Chained tar Life In Manchester flavored milk drinks and other DEAR POLLY: My husband warm climates. 8:30 with Little Shop of Horrors 10. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 23. 1985 — 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 23, 1985

^ lir’M* W-. v;. •: -9H About Town :^***-' Auxiliary members parade SPORTS FARM INGTON — The annual session of a state group whose name originated from American World War I soldiers in France will meet this weekend at the Marriott Hotel. The 59th annual march of the Eight and Forty, Departmental de Conne^icut Ihe All-Stars eliminated American Legion Auxiliary, will begin Friday with a Marche Pouvoir at 7:30 p.m. And then there were none. . sixth before losing its second Thompsonville 5, Naf Is 0 Officers will be elected for the coming year. Manchester's Little League sea­ extra-inning contest of the tourna­ Officers will give reports at the Saturday session. A son came to an official close ment. Enfield loaded the bases in At Thompsonville, the Nationals lunch will be at 12:15 p.m. and a banquet and Monday night, as the American the bottom of the sixth but Jason were silenced by dazzling hurler, installation at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. For more and National League All-Star Oatway made a clutch defensive P.J. Monahan, who chucked a information, call Geraldine Grant of Hebron, 228-3973. teams were each eliminated in stab to kill the threat. Enfield held two-hitter while whiffing 14 and The Eight and Forty got its name by reversing the District Eight tournament off the visitors in the top of the issuing just one walk. numbers of Forty and Eight, an American Legion competion. seventh and then plated the Dan Lopez pitched well in a honorary society which took its name from the 40 The Americans were nipped by game-winner in its half. losing cause, allowing two hits and soldiers and eight horses crammed into boxcars host Enfield Nationals, 6-5, in Greg Geer singled home two two earned runs in four frames of headed for the front lines in France during World War seven frames, while the Nationals runs in the visitor’s comeback work. Mike Talaga relieved in the I, Legionnaires or auxiliary members are invited to were blanked, 5-0, by host sixth, and Justin Bolduc then fifth and retired the side in order. join the groups. Thompsonville. doubled him in with the equalizer Thompsonville provided Mona­ Both the American and National to make it 5-all. Oatway and Matt han with all the runs he needed in Series focuses on families League squads went 1-2 in the Ryan drove in Manchester’s first the initial frame, tallying three • ^ ■’Vyj double elimination tourney. The two runs in the first. times with the aid of defensive The Focus on the Fam ily film, Christian International League All-Stars Craig Girard was the lone batter miscues. Bill Grace cranked a Fathering " will be shown Wednesday at 7 p.m. at were knocked out last week. two-run homer in the second to cap Church of'Christ, 394 Lydall St. The film, one of a with two hits for the Americans, Enfield 6, Americans 5 the game’s scoring. series, is open to the public and free. No collection will while Bolduc was the hard-luck At Enfield, Manchester rallied loser on the mound, fanning 11 and Erik Wolfgang and Talaga had be taken. with three runs to tie it up in the walking five. the only hits for Manchester. 2 Get car washed on Saturday ?r?"l The U S. Air Force Recruiting Station will hold a car wash from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the station, Royal comeback nips Yanks 555 Main St,, to benefit the United Cerebral Palsy It was McRae’s third game- Association. By Rick Gosselln ever since he belted a two-run United Press International pinch homer against California’s winning hit of the year and boosted Day-care providers meet ace right-handed reliever Donnie his RBI count to 26. ’t.tSr. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Desig­ Moore on June 28. Even when the Yankees brought 3 Manchester Family Day-care Exchange will have a nated hitter Hal McRae of the McRae has rewarded Howser’s in a right-handed pitcher (Brian program for licensed day-care providers on Wednes­ Kansas City Royals finds baseball confidence by collecting 12 RBI Fisher) in the seventh inning, day at 7 p.m. at the community room of Super Stop & a much easier game when he is since June 28, including a two-run Howser stayed with McRae in­ Shop. allowed to think for one person single that capped a five-run fifth stead of pinch- hitting the left- r The date of the meeting was incorrectly reported In inning Monday night against New handed hitting Jorge Orta as he instead of two. Wednesday's Manchester Herald. And that’s just what Kansas City York. That gave the Royals a 5- 4 had done throughout the opening Jack Risley, an insurance broker, will speak. For . «. manager Dick Howser is letting victory over the streaking three months of the season. more information and reservations, call 646-2480. l i the right handed-hitting McRae do Yankees. " I ’m more confident in myself P: } m ‘^ £ now,” McRae said. "Idon’thaveto look over my shoulder any more. When I ’m on the on-deck circle, I Herald photos by Tarqulnio ^ ^ Births can concentrate on what I have to do instead of what Dick’s going to do. The peace of mind helps.” . tiT' r.’ - s . Giant ^ Ohiund, Leah Florence, daughter of Steven M. and Kansas City managed only one UPl photo Cindy (Rice) Ohiund of Willimantic, was born July 1 hit over the first four innings off at Manchester Memorial Hosptial. The maternal New York starter Dennis Ras­ Red Sox' Wade Boggs collides with A's double in first inning action at Fenway mussen to fall behind 3-0. But the Park. lu illi grandmother is June Fournier of Athol, Mass. The catcher Mike Heath while scoring the farewell paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Ohiund, Royals sent 10 batters to the plate second run of Bill Buckner’s two-run Lakeview Drive, Coventry. The baby has a brother, in the fifth, scoring five runs on five Luke, 11, and a sister, Stacey, 9. hits to assume a 5-3 lead. Interfaith Day Steve Balboni doubled and had to hold at third when Darryl Motley’s Campers gather for Donovan, Katie Lynn, daughter of James J. and Wendy L. (Stenveck) Donovanof 149 Chestnut St., was bloop double fell in front of center a portrait Friday, / > fielder Rickey Henderson. Pinch- Lollar, Boggs psce Sox born July 2 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The m hitter Lynn Jones was hit by a pitch maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clair the last day of the k#r to load the bases. Willie Wilson Stenbeck of 90 McDivitt Drive. The paternal 58 hitters in 83 innings. bunt single. Boggs followed with a two-week camp. then singled home two runs, Bv United Press International ..•g> 1 grandfather is Albert G. Donovan of 70Falknor Drive. "A s far as my control, I felt I did two-run double to make it 4-2. Jim J chasing Rasmussen in favor of a good job,” said Lollar. "I got a Rice then snapped a O-for-15 slump Jackie Morelewicz Rich Bordi, and Lonnie Smith BOSTON — The change of few strike outs and without the two with a double to score Boggs and Tilley, Steven Anthony, son of Peter and Kathleen greeted him with an RBI single to scenery may be just what Tim is leaving this year home runs I gave up, I would be knock out Codiroli. (DeJoseph) Tilley of205 Merrow Road, Coventry, was left to tie the score. Lollar needed. happy with my performance. after six years as born July 6 at Manchester Memorial Hosptial. The Wilson went to third on the hit Lollar, who was traded from the Tbe A ’s had tied the score 2-2 on • w "In Chicago, I was shuffled to the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John and Smith took second on the Chicago White Sox to Boston in Mike Heath’s ninth home run, in camp director. UPl photo back and felt like I was the odd •> # DeJoseph of Ashford. The paternal grandmother is throw. Bordi then walked George exchange for outfielder Reid Ni­ the second inning, and Dusty man out. I studied films from when Youngsters gave Priscilla Tilley, also of 205 Merrow Road. Coventry. Brett Intentionally to load the chols and a player to be named Baker’s 12th homer, in the fourth. Yankees' Rickey Henderson winces and whines in things were going good and when The baby has two brothers, Brian, 5'A, and Jeffrey, bases and McRae followed with a later, pitched six innings Monday The Red Sox took a 2-0 lead in the her a giant good­ things were goMg bad to try to get displeasure after being called out at first base on a single up the middle to score ,ight in his first start for the Red first. Evans led off with a walk and U 3'/!. myself in the right frame of mind. bang-bang play Monday night in Kansas City. Wilson and Smith for a two-run Sox and led his new team to a 6-4 went to third on Boggs’ double. One bye card. The day “ The attitude is one thing but I Annati Natalia Christina, daughter of Michael H. lead. victory over the Oakland A ’s. out later. Bill Buckner singled in have to iron out my mechanics. I included a picnic and Karen A. (Aspinwall) Annati of 17 Llynwood Mike Jones pitched 2 2-3 innings " I was very pleased with his both runners. think I ’m going to give the club a and a game of tug Drive, Bolton, was born July 7 at Manchester in relief of starter Mark Gubicza to (Lollar’s) control,” said Red Sox Memorial Hospital. The paternal grandparents are Manager John McNamara. "His lift. I would assume I ’d be a starter Heath’s sacrifice fly in the sixth even his record at 2- 2 with Dan scored Carney Lansford and drew of war for the 40 Mr. and Mrs. Augusto Annati of Willimantic. last start was on (July 7) and we but I haven’t talked to the manager Legion takes forfeit Quisenberry hurling the final 1 2-3 the A ’s to 5-3, but the Red Sox didn't expect to get nine innnings yet. 1 know we need a left-hander Innings for his 19th save. Ras­ increased the margin to 6-3 on car" lers, who are Napolltano, Sergio Miguel, son of Michael A. and out of him. We were hoping for six out of the bullpen but the big thing Lucille (Beaulieu) Napolitano of 141 B Tudor Lane, mussen fell to 3-5 for the Yankees, Steve Lyons’ run-scoring single in ROCKVILLE - Manchester two players at the scheduled 6 or possibly seven.” is that the team wins,” he said. reurred by social was born July 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. who lost for only the third time in the eighth. L Legion baseball team was p.m. start. Mark Clear hurled 2 1-3 innings their last 16 games. Wade Boggs collected three hits The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vincent awarded a 7-0 Zone Eight forfeit Manchester is now 14-4 in workers. Henderson collected two singles, in extending his major league of relief before giving way to Bob Oakland cut the lead to 6-4 on Beaulieu of Grand-Isle, Maine. The baby has three win over homestanding Rock­ Zone Eight play and 24-14 Stanley, who notched his ninth knocked in one run, scored another season high hitting streak to 25 Alfredo Griffin’s RBI single in the half brothers: Anthony Napolitano, 24; Charles ville Monday night when the overall. The Post 102 contingent for the Yankees and also re­ games and added two RBIs to pace save. ninth. Napolitano, 19; and Nicholas Napolitano, 23. latter failed to field a team. visits Zone leader East Hart­ Boston broke a 2-2 tie with three claimed the lead In the American an 11-hit Boston attack. Rockville’s ninth player ford Wednesday night at Ray A ’s manager Jackie Moore was League batting race from Brett, Lollar, 4-5, who has a history of runs in the fifth to chase loser Chris showed up at 6:32, two minutes McKenna Field at McAuliffe ejected in the eighth inning for who went 0- for-3. Henderson is control problems, walked only one Codiroli, 8-7. Marty Barrett led off aRer a 30-minute grace period Park in East Hartford at 7:30 with a ground-rule double and arguing a safe call on Glenn now hitting .3559 with Brett at batter. He gave up eight hits and had expired, Rockville had only p.m. moved to third on Dwight Evans’ Hoffman’s sacrifice bunt. New book features stampless covers .3552. struck out six. This year he walked -H a T CH Q.Z’") . . AL roundup This i.'ook is new to the library of the Manchester depcmliiig on now far the piece had traveled. A paid f ' - ' , d "<■ T —- - t, - - ) one was the exception. Further along, though, in the 1 '■ ■ f ^ J* iU'.WrA4 *'**■ *~.-'--- .__ . . ,V t*- Philatelic Society. It comes at a good time because a tr. •' 'i-- ' ” Sr-. recent visitor to the clubroom showed us a stampless Circle Town List, there is a SOUTH MANCHESTER cover with the "WINDSOR LOCKS CT" steamboat Collectors' CON. (1852, paid, red), valued at $10, marking — and we find that it is valued at J500 to In general, it is surprising how inexpensive f^ERICAN Hrbek shows up Weaver, slugs Twins over O’s $1,000. The ship can be seen in the locks with smoke Corner stampless covers turn out to be when you consider coming from the stack. (The marking is at the upper how ancient they are. Many of the plain Janes turn major-league leading 26th homer games. Greg Harris, 3-3, pitched Miller said of Hrbek, who also of the season. fourth-inning flyball. left of the cover.) over locally at a dollar or so. The most exciting of all in gySTAMPLESS Bv Joe llluzzi and Gene Nelson, 6-4, pitched a two perfect innings of relief for the Russ MacKendrIck United Press international made two key defensive plays in The 25-year-old slugger hit .243 The missive was mailed by the C.H. Dexter Bros, to the Connecticut section of the book is the famed and five-hit shutout for seven innings to victory. Vem Ruble, 2-6, took the the ninth. “ He got some rest and is in the first half of the season, but Blue Jays 3, Mariners 1 an address in Hartford in 1835. disputed New Haven Beehive. (It has “ NEW HAVEN send the White Sox to their sixth loss. Despite Earl Weaver’s side­ using a short swing. When he uses a opened the second half with a Another illustration in the catalog shows the CONN in a circle surrounding the hive.) They date it At Toronto, Tom Filer and three victory in their last seven games. show, Minnesota fans enjoyed short swing, he’ll hit home runs.” game-winning grand slam in the Collinsville, Conn., Broadaxe that hovers in the same 1838 and give a valuation somewhere above $1,000. At relievers combined on a four-hitter Jerry Don Gleaton recorded his Brewers 16, Angels 3 Kent Hrbek’s performance the Twins’ 8-4 win over the New York price range as the Windsor Locks gem of gems. the risk of straying into the buckshot area of a Hrbek, making his first start at to lift the Blue Jays. Filer, 1-0, first save. Detroit starter Randy Yankees Thursday. Hrbek hit a At Milwaukee, Ben Oglivie ho- These fancy handstamps of the early period that Hatfield-McCoy affair, I will hazard a guess that the most. first base since July 9, has seen threw seven shutout innings and O’Neal fell to 5-3. Period in 1788. two-run, pinch-hit homer in a 5-2 mered and knocked in five runs ended in 1855 are not to be confused with the "killers" argument hinges on the marking being "official” or Hrbek, hampered by a shoulder limited playing time due to the allowed one hit en route to his first The editors have four groupings for stampless cover ■ " " “ 'OtlH ,,,, and Cecil Cooper collected three private. sprain, belted a grand slam — the loss Sunday to the Yankees. major-league victory since July 3, like the Waterbury Running Chicken, Elephant, Fish, markings in this period: Straight Line, Oval Town injury. Rangers 2, Indians 1 hits, including a two-run homer, to third home run in his last seven Weaver, the Orioles’ colorful 1982. Bill Caudill recorded his Turtle or Horse, that were used to obliterate U.S. Postmarks, Fancy Handstamps (like the steamship ” (Sunday) 1 played first base for lead the Brewers. Pete Vuckovich, TONIGHT: Summer get-together for members and at-bats — to cap a five-run second manager, was ejected for the first club-record 12th save. Mark Lang­ At Texas, rookie Oddibe McDo­ postage stamps so they could not be used again. and broadaxe), and, by far the most numerous. Circle I the first time in a long time and I 4-2, was the winner. Jim Slaton fell 2 well went 3-for-4 and ripped the This catalog, which was recently acquired by the guests of the Manchester Philatelic Society at Mott’s inning and lift the Twins to a 5-4 felt out of place, I felt like it was a time since his return in June. ston, 5-7, took the loss. Town Postmarks. game-winning homer in the eighth to 4-9. Milwaukee sent 13 men to the Frank Reischerl, MPS library director, is subtitled Community Hall, 587 E. Middle Turnpke, 6:30 to 9 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. new season,” said Hrbek, who Weaver argued for about 12 White Sox 5, Tigers 4 minutes, claiming left fielder inning to send the Rangers to their plate In the eighth, striking for "The Standard Reference Catalog of American Postal All the Manchester we see is in the "Circle Towns." Circuit books will be on the tables and the usual ” He’s just doing what he’s knocked loser Storm Davis’ first Randy Bush dropped Fred Lynn’s At Chicago, Carlton Fisk hit his fourth victory in their last five eight runs on only four hits. History." It is the third edition (1978), published now There is a "M ANCHESTER CON" (1835), red, listed dickering here and there. About 25 to 30 eager capable of,” Twins manager Ray delivery to him for his I2th homer by David G. Phillips of North Miami, Fla. at $5., and a couple more in 1838 and 1847. One is stampers showed up on the hot night of July 9. marked "P aid .” The early custom was just to launch The very first Connecticut marking is an "F d " from P H I L A Fairfield, Sept. 4. 1774. About 25 other British Colonial the letter (or perhaps a folded sheet) into the Russ MacKendrick Is a longtime Manchester postmarks are shown, until we come to the Statehood mailstream and the recipient would pay an amount resident who Is an authority on collectibles. i i i n v i Masse’s homer over Green Monster was a first 3 League with the Chicago Cubs in 1961. Morhardt was caddy for Reid on the tour was Jimmy Horvath of When Bill Masse homered over the leftfield wall at an All-American selection in his senior year in college Manchester. Fenway Park in Boston last week it became a first for as an outfielder. Public Records a Manchester native. The 19-year-old Masse’s three-run shot over the Time for golf Green Monster provided the edge for the Cape Cod Herald Angle Entered in GHO Jim Herdic has joined the ranks of retirees. The Warranty deeds Seduiar, N.V., to George H, $160,000. All-Stars over the Atlantic Collegiate League stars. Lee Caroll, property on Milford to Eduardo Said, 329 Woodland St. Mark J. Petroski, Joanne P. Paul Azinger, the touring PGA pro with local ties — former recreation director in Manchester retired last Caroline M. Geer to Town of Crandall, Angelina T. Crandall Sedmar, N.V., to Stanley N. Road, $76,500. $78,350. " I never dreamed that I ’d hit a home run out of Simpson, Susan P. l^fstram and Earl Yost his parents are Manchester natives — will be in the month after 20 years in the teaching profession in the Manchester, property on West and Rexford P. Crandall, Unit A2, Baldwin and Corinne G. Baldwin, Fenway,” the talented local player said, adding, “ it Savings Bank, of Manchester to Michael W. Petroski to Irene G. Sammy Davis Jr.-GHO field starting Thursday at the Vernon school system. He can be seen daily playing Vernon Street, Woodland Manor Condominium, Unit E-4, Woodland Manor Con­ felt Just great.” Sports Editor Emeritus Henry Wierzbicki Sr. and Barbara Petroski, 127 Olcott St. Tournament Players Club in Cromwell. Azinger, golf at the Manchester Country Club. . .Although Kenneth W. Reynolds, Joan S. $52,501 to $53,000 (based on convey­ dominium, $52,501 to $53,000 At least a half dozen major league teams have Wierzbicki, No. 15, 153-155 Main Executor's deeds Carla L. Balesano to James E. winless to date, has pocketed more than $50,000 in M oriarty’s boast a gaudy 17-3 won-lost record in Reynolds, Wayne L. Reynolds and ance ta x ). (based on conveyance tax). shown more than just a passing interest in Masse, who Manchester Condominium, $21,501 Hartford National Bank and Balesano, property on Horton winnings, his best showing in three years. . .It costs Twilight League baseball play, the club has just a Gail F. Reynolds to Ronald B. George D. Wilson to Charles J, Michael J. Boscarino and Mar­ to $ (based on conveyance a year ago, starred with Coach Steve Armstrong s 22,000 Trust Co., for the estate of Edward Road. $20 per person to play 90 minutes of tennis on the grass one-point edge over Society for Savings in the Rockefeller and Joyce M. Rocke­ Minicucci and Janet M. Minicucci, lene M. Boscarino to Kenneth A. tax). American Legion nine following a productive career J. Holl, to Robert B. Regius, courts at Newport, R.I., home of the Tennis Hall of standings, 34r33. The Bankers sport a 15-5-3 mark, feller, 47 Patriot Lane, $119,900. 111 Highland Si., $9,501 to $10,000 Schlegal and Susan Malo-Schlegal, Joyce J. Cote to Ronald R. at East Catholic High. „ . „ , , property on Loomis Street, $501 to second and first base duties for the Gas House Gang. Fame. That’s for weekdays with the weekend fee having played three more games than the George L. Popik, Carol A. Popik (based on conveyance tax). 15 McKinley St., $84,000. Manzo and Veronica M. Manzo, Before Masse’s drive over the Red Sox famous $1,000 (based on conveyance tax) Mike Johnson has left the pay for play ranks and is higher. . .Joe McCluskey, the former track great and MB’s...Charlie Robbins, honored last week by the and Savings Bank of Manchester to Beryl M. Pastizzo to Edward LaCava Construction Co. to property on Finley St., $122,500. leftfield wall, the honor for hitting one on the top of the employed as an electrical engineer. Hall of Famer, earlier this month became a Connecticut TAC for his contributions to track, is now Town of Manchester, property on Swain Jr. and William E. Belfiore, Gregory C. Mainville and Sharon Paul E. Caruso and Ileana E. Llsns filed fence for a double by a local player went to Mike Gene Johnson, who guides the MB’s and can look grandfather for the first time not once but twice on the in his 50th year as a competitor, having started out as West Vernon Street, 31 Laurel St., $61,000. B. Mainville, 74 Braeside Cres­ Caruso to Linda C. Moore, 509 Quitclaim deeds Johnson. The latter, after a fine career at the Town of Manchester against back on a slx^year minor league career, tabs Masse, same day when his daughter Mary Ellen Cotard a 15-year-old under Coach Pete Wlgren at Manchester Oak Forest Realty Inc, to David George H. Crandall and Angel­ cent, $120,000 (based on convey­ Adams St., $74,500. University of Connecticut, was selected to perform Beverly J. Baudln to Beverly J. property of Janice K. Gagnon, 225 ” a great prospect.” delivered twin boys in Paris, France. . .When John High in 1935. . .Big plans are under way to mark the M. Shearer Jr. and Susan S. ina T. Crandall to Steven F. ance tax). Greenview Hill Inc. to Daniel A. with the New England College All-Stars in New Baudln and Michael P. Baudln, 1-2 Hollister St., $588. After finishing up a great spring with Davidson Wilks of the Manchester Country Club finished one 50th anniversary of the Manchester Road Race in Shearer, Unit 9-4, Oak Forest Corcoran and Christine C. Corco­ Richard W Dyer and Kathleen Nathanson and Karen K. Nathan- England’s most famous ball park and in one of his two Edgerton Place. Internal Revenue Service College and winning Rookie-of-the-Year laurels. stroke back of Dave Gunas in the Central Connecticut 1985. All former champions will be invited. . .Don Condominium, $79,400. ran, 17-19 Strant St., $95,000. W. Dyer to Dennis R. Vincent and son, 594A Greenview Hill Condomi­ batting appearances just missed clearing the wall, Carole L. Kerkin to James B. against property of Steven R. Masse played two games with Moriarty’s before Golf Association Championship at Pequabuck his 72 Gliha, planning a golfing business after severing his Millicent J. Arnold to Warren S. Sedmar, N.V., to Leonard F, Susan H. Vincent, 22 Scarborough nium, $75,000. settling for a standup two-base hit in 1982. Grimes Jr., 331 Woodbridge St. Fortier, doing business as Fabri­ ties as head pro at Black Hall last season, has Thomas and Cynthia R. Thomas, Kostek and Marie E. Kostek, Unit Road, $91,500. Johnson was signed by the Texas Rangers reporting to Cotuit on the Cape. George Greer, score was the lowest round he posted this season. The Malfada Quey to Arlette Wutsch, cation Speoialists, 300 Progress ex-UConn slugger, who coaches at Davidson also husky Wilks carries a seven state handicap...On the continued as president of the Connecticut PGA 72 Bowers St., $78,000. A-9, Woodland Manor Condomi­ Brian K. Draper to William A. trustee, 73 West St. Drive, $9,530. organization and played one season with Sarasota in Gregory C. Mainville and Sharon nium, $52,501 to $53,000 (based on Trustee’s deeds the Florida State League. He’s still in baseball as handle the Cotuit entry. golf swing, when Mike Reid takes time out from the Section this season and is playing fine golf as well. His Nemeth and Deborah L. Nemeth, Marie E. Finnegan to Elizabeth State of Connecticut lien against B. Mainville to Paul Ramsey Jr. conveyance tax). one-half of a brother act for his father’s Moriarty Masse Is the best non-pitching professional prospect PGA tour to handle a clinic tonight at the Manchester 73 recently at the TPC course in Cromwell was good 169 Glenwood St., $76,500. Janice L. Caldwell and Samuel Healy, William G.Finnegan Jr. J .P. Associates, cso Paul O’Brigbt, and Daryl A. Ramsey, 33 Franklin Kurtz Bros. Inc. to Paul Mlnca- Brothers’ entry in the Greater Hartford Twilight to hail from Manchester since Moe Morhardt went. Country Club at 6 p.m. he’ll add to a full day of raising for a tie for second place behind winner Ralph Otis Y. Chen and Ellen T. Chen to H. Teller, trustees for Janice L. and Margaret LaFrancis, prop­ property at 307 Grissom Drive. relli, 40 and 52 Garden Grove Road, from Manchester High and UConn to the National money for the American Cancer Society. A former DeNIcoIo’s 71. The latter won $400 and Gliha $150. St„ $85,000. Edward J. Caroll Jr. and Laura- Caldwell and William A. Clifford erty on Woodbridge St. $925. League. The Johnsons, Mike and Jeff, handle the MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 23, 1985 - 17 II - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 23, 1985 NFL training camp rtiundup Mallove’s deals Mets' Fernandez Dolphins’ Dan Marino wants to learn even more Morlarty's loss frustrated hurler tackle Bill Fralic of PitUburgh. anybody. St. Thomas University. will be bothering you all the time.” $550,000 in cash or $1.7 million in Defensive end Mike Gann of Notre than their current 4-game deficit By Fred Lief “ I ’d say our safety situation has BvAAIkeTullv " I think I have an opportunity to In other news from the Dolphins’ deferred payments. Moon receives MIDDLETOWN — For only the RBI-single by Steve Chotiner and a with a productive ace. United Press International to be one of the most competitive Dame is the team ’s only unsigned United Press International improve,” Marino said after prac­ camp, backup quarterback Don $5.5 million over six years. third time this season, first place clutch, two-out single by Chris The victory was only the second Childress’s agent, Joe Courrege, this year,” Browns coach Marty pick. , Call It Zen and the Art of ticing in the rain. "A s far as doing Strock — one of 10 unsigned At Latrobe, Pa., injuries side­ Moriarty Brothers failed to come Petersen. NEW YO RK — You seldom see a in nine games this season for the said the former Texas A4M Schottenheimer said. Quarterbacking. the same thing this year, it will be veterans — is missing because of a lined five Pittsburgh Steeler roo­ out on top. Craig Steuemagel (0-1) pitched major-leaguer show as much de­ Reds against the Mets. It was only contract dispute. In 1983 he missed defensive end wants the cash up Schottenheimer has been im­ " I want to learn more about the difficult. But if that’s what it takes kies at Monday workouU: center A gallant comeback went f ^ the seventh and suffered the loss. jection as Sid Fernandez did New York’s third loss in its last 18 front, but reportedly $300,000 or pressed with Felix Wright, who to win. I ’ll have to do it.” the exhibition season plus the Dan Turk (wrist), linebacker naught as the MBs were shaded, Starter John Baas hurled the first games. mental aspect of the game,” says ’' $400,000 more than is being offered. played the last three seasons with Monday night. Miami Dolphins quarterback Dan Said Coach Don Shula: ” I don’t opening game. Gregg Carr (thigh), tight end Alan 4-3, by homestanding Mallove six Innings for the Manchester The New York Mets left-hander Reds player-manager Pete Rose “ I won’t be able to handle what At Pleasantville, N.Y., the New Hamilton of the CFL and is making Marino. "The philosophy, the know if he can put any better Andrews (hamstring), Charley Jewelers at Palmer Field Monday squad, allowing five hits while pitched six hitless innings, then did not play and still needs 34 hits to he did the last time his contract York Giants announced the signing a switch from cornerback. defenses." numbers up, but he can continue to Dickey (hamstring) and Sam night. fanning three. absorbed a shelling that gave the break Ty Cobb’s record of 4191, was up,” Shula said. of No. 1 pick George Adams, At Anderson, Ind., the top two grow as a quarterback and learn Rayburn (groin). Tom Banner sliced his third hit Cincinnati Reds a 5-1 victory. Soto, 9-11, allowed only six hits in At San Angelo, Texas, Houston running back from the University draft choices of the Indianapolis Petersen and Dave Smythe By last season’s standards, more about our offense.” At West Chester, Pa., the Phila­ — a run-scoring, game-winning "Sometimes I think I ’m wasting pitching his sixth complete game Oilers draft choice Ray Childress of Kentucky. Adams was the last of Colts — linebackers Duane Bickett paced the MBs with two hits Marino had the physical aspects of During the off-season, Marino delphia Eagles announced they single just inside the leftfield line my tim e,” he said in a low, quaking of the season. His lifetime record ,has rejected a contract that would 13 Giants draft picks to sign. and Donald Anderson — remain apiece. the game under control. He threw got married, underwent knee had signed rookie quarterback in the bottom of the seventh — to voice. ’T m having no luck. I have against New York is 9-4. for a record 5,084 yards and 48 surgery and took off weight. As for l)ave made him the club’s second Adams signed a series of four unsigned. clinch the victory for 14-5 Mallove. Moriarty is back on the diamond “ It’s as far as the Colts ... are Randall Cunningham, their second to keep them from scoring. ’’I ’ll be honest with you, I think touchdowns in the best season ever the 38-16 Super Bowl loss to San hiit^est- paid player behind quar- one-year contracts. Contract Moriarty, now 17-3, had plated a tonight against Society for Savings going to go,” GM Jim Irsay said of round pick from Nevada Las- . "Bad luck. It never changes. It the Mets were tired.” Soto said. by an NFL quarterback. Francisco, it’s ancient history to terbalsk Warred Moon. terms were not disclosed. pair in the top of the frame on an at Trinity College at 6 p.m. "They had scored a lot of runs over the offers. Vegas. Cunningham was the first never ends. 1 don’t know what to Along with star receivers Mark Marino. The ^’eQnti^t is believed to At Kirtland, Ohio, playing safety the weekend,” At Atlanta, the Falcons signed quarterback chosen in the N FL do.” Clayton and Mark Duper, Marino "You can’t dwell on something include an^itimated $900,000 over for the Cleveland Browns this their top draft choice, offensive draft and 37th pick overall. Fernandez, 3-6, struck out a The Mets had carved up Atlanta like that,” he said, “ because then it four years, plus a signing bonus of season is not a sure bet for was at training camp Monday at career-high 13 batters in 7 1-3 pitching in the previous two Owners concede innings but was unimpressed by games, scoring 16 and 15 runs, that total. respectively. They found Soto less "W hy should it matter,” he generous. asked rhetorically, " I ’m not get­ ting any wins.” ”He was more confident to-, 2 loss statement off New York manager Davey John­ night,” New York outfielder Dar­ son sounded unalarmed by F er­ ryl Strawberry said of Soto. “ You 2 SCOREBOARD By Cerlsse Anderson Fehr, explaining why the players nandez’s comments. could see it in his eyes. He knew he United Press International asked the owners to redo their was going to win.” PhllllaaT.AatroaR numbers. ” I understand his thoughts but WHO siuoead tnrea hits, includine a Amarican Laagua raaulta Rangarx 2. Indiana 1 RadaS.Malal I ’m not going to address them right Rose said Soto’s problems homer, and Susie Couture, who ho- NEW YORK - Negotiators for The projections were recalcu­ stemmed from his being caught mered and doubled. Llso Mandevllle HOUSTON PHILADELPHIA major league baseball players and lated using the clubs’ 1984 financial now,” said Johnson. "W e’ve given SoftbaU punched two hits and Jen Rllev played CLEVELAND TEXAS CINCINNATI NEW YORK ObrhM ObrhM him no support.” between a four-and five-man well. Far Krause, Chris Fellows tripled Rad Sox 6, A'a 4 ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM Owners met twice Monday, but the statements whereas the original Redus cf 4 1 1 1 Dykstro cf 4 0 0 0 Doran 2b 5 12 0 Samuel 2b 5 0 1 1 On the same night Fernandez rotation. and singled twice, while Melissa Hyson Butler cf 4 12 0 McDwII cf 4 1 3 0 Reynids u 5 1 1 1 Hayesonly movement cf 5 toward 0 11 reaching a estimates used 1983 data, said Lee Franco ss 5 0 2 0 Tolletn 2b 4 0 2 0 Conepen ss 4 2 2 1 Backmn 2b 4 0 0 0 was feeling so much frustration. and Dawn Fellows each singled. OAKLAND BOSTON Bau cf 3 10 0 Schmidt 1b 4 2 2 1 new contract before an Aug. 6 MacPhail, chief negotiator for the ” He pitched the best ball of his TONIOHT'S GAMES Tabler 1b 3 0 11 O'Brien 1b 4 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 0 10 Hmndz lb 4 110 obrhM obrhM Bell 3b 2 10 0 Corter c 4 0 10 Cruz If 5 2 2 3 Wilson rf 4 12 0 Reds’ right-hander Mario Soto career in April,” Rose said. “ Then 3 Lotlroda vi. TIsrnsv't, 4 — Flfuw- Thorntn dh 4 0 0 0 Ward If 3 0 2 1 Mmphry rf 4 1 2 0 Virgilstrike c deadline 3 was 10 0 the owners’ owners. Hendrsn It 3 0 1 0 Evans rf 3 2 10 Castillo rf 4 0 1 0 Wright dh 4 0 0 0 Perez 1b 2 10 0 Strwbrr rf 4 0 2 1 escaped some. He snapped a he started getting some tingling in 3 raid (tancession that their projected "W e’ve got it down under a $100 Collins If 2 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 5 2 3 2 Jacoby 3b 4 0 2 0 Walker rf 3 0 10 Milner cf 1 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 10 Hethcck p 0 0 0 0 Russell If 4 2 2 4 N oullf't vs. Oltnn'i, J:M — P ilios- Gardnr 3b 4 0 1 1 Schu 3b 2 0 0 0 losses were too high. million loss now, but it’s still a very UPI photo personal eight-game losing streak, his arm between starts because of rold Rec Basketball Lansfrd 3b 5 1 2 0 Rice If 3 0 11 Bernzrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Stein ph 10 0 0 Cedeno If 4 0 2 3 Johnson 3b 3 0 0 0 Davis rf 4 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 4 0 12 Bando c 3 0 0 0 Jones rf 0 0 0 0 Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 Santana u 3 0 1 0 Dayls 1b 4 0 2 1 Jeltz ss 2 0 0 0 In a one-hour afternoon session sizeable loss and one that con­ which is a good sign for Cincinna­ the four-man rotation. You can’t E»b a M o rls 't V I. Earracm ts's. 4 — Klngmn dh 2 0 0 0 Easier dh 4 1 1 0 Ashby c 3 0 1 0 Thomas ss 0 1 0 0 Rebertsen . . „ Vukych ph 1 0 0 0 Buechel 3b 2 0 0 0 Bllardell c 2 0 0 0 Fernndz p 2 0 0 0 at the Major League Baseball tinues to concern us very-much,” Dave Parker (right) had a few choice words Monday ti’s hopes in the National League have a four-man rotation if your Baker lb 4 12 1 (Tedman c 4 0 2 0 Nixon If 3 0 0 0 Petralll c 2 0 0 0 Soto p 4.0 0 0 Sisk p 0 0 0 0 NIekro p 2 0 0 0 Hudson p 2 0 0 0 Zbrnbrewskl't vs. Chsr rons’s, 7:38— Heath c 3 2 3 2 Hoffmn ss 2 0 0 0 Jones ph 1 0 0 0 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 night for home plate umpire Frank Pulli after striking out West, ace is unhappy.” Rbb«rts«n Southern DIvlalon Willard ph 1 0 I 0 Wllkrsn ss 3 0 0 0 Staub ph 10 0 0 Players Association offices, the said MacPhail. Murphy cf 4 0 0 0 Lyons cf 4 0 11 Totals 35 1 9 I Totals 18 2 1 Gormon p 0 0 0 0 MMhIs p 0 0 0 0 Corcom ph 0 0owners 0 0 presented revised esti­ ” We did this without Soto,” said The Reds then tried a five-man Sbbrtsnran vs. D.W. FIsb, 4 — Kerry Blue 53 (Mo Harrison 16, PIcclolo 2b 2 0 0 0 Borrett 2b 3 1 I 0 8 Calhoun p 0 0 0 0 Wcknfs ph 1 0 0 0 The next meeting between the for third time against the Mets’ Sid Fernandez. Parker Chorttr Oak Cleveland 881888 888— 1 TotMs II 5 6 5 TetMs X 1 6 1 mates of the losses expected to be Reds general manager Bill Ber- rotation but that failed to solve the Damian Purcell 12), Indians 52 (Brian Hill 2b 0 0 0 0 Texas 88818881X— 1 CIncInnMI 8X8X318— 5 Pankvts rf 1 0 0 0 Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 sides is set for Tuesday morning. stayed In the game and Reds went on to beat the New Drocs vs. Acodia, 4 — Kssnsv Arnold 16, Mike Lota 16). Bochte ph 1 0 1 0 (iGross ph 1 0 0 0 gesch, the clear implication being problem. They are returning to the ■ tlllv M U VS. Mudvills, 4 — Pofanl Game-winning RBI — McDowell New York 8K8MX1—I realized by the 26 National and Though the brief afternoon ses­ Penguins 50 (Dave Kaiser 13, Bill Griffin ss 4 0 2 1 Game-winning RBI — Concepcion Carman p 0 0 0 0 Yorkers, 5-1. th-'* 'tio Rpcis can draw even closer use of four starters. Jana's vs. Rann's. 7:30 — Pooanl Johnson 10), Knicks 44 (Bob Dixon 14, (4). TefMs X 6 11 6 TetMs X 7 8 7 American League teams — cutting Activa ‘N Abla vs. B.A Club, 4— Nika Totals M 4 11 4 Tetota 32 6 11 6 E—Nixon, Buechele, Franco. (4). sion was limited to a discussion of John McMahon 12, John Mulrov 10). Oakland 018181881— 4 DP—C levelond 2, Texas 1. LO B— E—Johnson. DP—New York 2. LOB— Two out when winning run scored. them by nearly half. the financial estimates and the J.C. Ponnav vs. Brand Rax, 7:30 — Boston 288 0I8 81X— 6 Heusten 8X 8X 489— 4 Nika Cleveland 10, Texas 7. 2B—Jacoby. CIncInnMI 4, New York 5. 2B- Rayford c 0 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 0 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 110 Brawn 3b 4 0 0 0 ” We know that salaries have not Bruce Benedict each knocked in Meridith, 1-0 pitched the eighth while Capella and Tim BycholskI Pardo ph 1 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 2 114 Landrm rf 5 1 2 0 Brenly c 4 0 2 0 the Players Association last week. Garner and Alan Ashby lost guys like that myself, I know how Detroit 49 41 .544 SVi been rising as fast as you thought two runs for the Braves. David Inning for his first major-league J smashed homers. Boston 48 44 . 522 7'/i SEATTLE TORONTO Lacy rf 3 10 0 Brnnsky rf 4 0 0 0 DeJess 3b 3 0 0 0 Green 1b 4 1 1 0 The previous contract expired Schmidt’s foul pop with two out and they feel.” Dauer 2b 0 0 0 0 Engle dh 3 0 10 Vn Slyk ph 1 0 0 0 Uribe u 3 0 10 Major Laagua laadara they would and we know that victory and decision. J Palmer, 6-8, was the loser. Baltimore 46 44 . 511 8V2 ObrhM ObrhM none on in the ninth Inning. On the Before hitting his 13th homer of Milwaukee 40 49 .449 14 Ramos ss 4 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 4 0 0 0 Ripken u 4 0 10 Bush If 4 0 0 0 Parter c 0 0 0 0 CDovIs ph 1 0 00 revenues are rising faster,” said Dec. 31. Northern Cleveland 29 62 .319 26 Bradley If 4 0 0 0 Moseby cf 3 0 1 1 Murray 1b 4 2 2 2 Teufel 2b 4 0 10 Nieto c 2 0 10 LaPoint p 2 0 0 0 Batting next pitch, Schmidt hit a tie­ the season, Schmidt hit a towering Cardinals 5, Giants 4 Pirates 6. Dodgers 3 Trash-Awav edged Manchester Po­ W#ft Dayls 1b 4 0 10 Brrghs dh 2 0 10 Lynn cf 4 0 10 Salas c 3 1 1 0 Penditn 3b 1 0 1 1 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 NoflenM Leopue breaking homer to lift the Phillies pop foul just to the left of home At Los Angeles, rookie Sam lice Union, S-4, at Robertson. Bill California 54 38 .587 — GThms dh 4 0 1 0 Oliver dh 2 0 0 0 Young dh 3 0 11 (xogne ss 4 1 1 0 Andulor p 3 0 0 0 Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 g Ob r h pet Khalifa’s first major-league home G rou 3b 4 0 0 0 Braun ph 10 11 to a 7-6 victory over Houston. plate. Both catcher Ashby and At San Francisco, pinch-hitter Chudilk, Harry Commeyer and Brian Oakland 48 44 .522 6 Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 Bell It 4 0 0 0 Mc(tae, StL M326 58110 .337 Steve Braun stroked his second run, a three-run shot in the fourth Evans lashed two hits apiece to spark Chicago 46 43 .517 6V2 Presley 3b 3 1 1 1 Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Shelby If 4 12 0 Tudor pr 0 0 0 0 Herr, StL X335 52110 .3X Sports In Brief At New York, Soto broke a streak third baseman Garner lost it. the winners. For the losers, Santo Kansas City 47 44 .516 6V] Hendrsn cf 3 0 0 0 Fielder 1b 10 0 0 Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 (taerrero, LA X 297 57 93 .313 of eight consecutive losses, pitch­ Garner was charged with an error, consecutive game-winning hit, a inning, carried the Pirates over the Dwyer rf 2 0 2 1 Totals X 4 10 « TetMs X 3 7 1 FIcaro blasted three hits, while John Seattle 44 48 .478 10 Kearney c 3 0 1 0 Upshaw 1b 2 0 1 0 Moreland, Chi 90X1 X 96 .2W ing his sixth complete game of the ” I think I had my arm hit a little RBI single in the eighth, to lift the Dodgers. The loss prevented the Coshman, Carlo PInaentInl, Pot Minnesota 42 48 M7 11 Reynids 2b 2 0 0 0 larg 3b 1110 TetMs 15 4 10 4 Totals 11 5 7 5 St. Leuls 8X8X018— 4 Parker, CIn 90 355 46 106 .299 Reeves and Jim Graham added two Texas 36 57 .387 18V] Phelps ph 0 0 0 0 Mulinks 3b 2 1 2 0 Baltimore 180 001 108— 4 Son Fronclsce 1X811 808— 1 TempIMon, SD X 307 X 91 .296 Alexia Cruz wins three events season in a 5-1 victory over the object going for the ball,” Gamer Cards and Joaquin Andujar, 16-4, Dodgers from increasing their (Same-winning RBI — Braun (2). each. Monday's Results Caldern ph 1 0 0 0 Allenson c 3 1 1 1 Minnesota 858 800 0 8 x - s Raines, M tl 87 334 64 99 .296 Mets. said. "Then it happened like things the winningest pitcher in the half-game lead over San Diego in U Toronto 3, Seattle 1 Coles ss 0 0 0 0 Fernndz 2b 3 0 2 1 Game-winning RBI — Hrbek (4). E—Green. LOB— St. Lauls 11, San Gwynn, SD X361 48 107 .296 TAUTON, Mass. — Twelve year old Alexia Cruz of Manchester At Montreal, Perez was still have been happening to us so much majors. Jeff Lahti earned his 10th the N L West. Larry McWilliams, U Boston 6, Oakland 4 Totals 12 1 4 1 TotMs 31 3 9 3 E—Gross. DP—Boltimore 1, Minne­ Francisca 6. 2B— McGee. 3B— Nieto. Cruz, Hou K311 X 91 .2X Ric Kansas (^Itv 5, New York 4 Seoltte 800008810— 1 sota 1. LOB— Boltimore 6, Minnesota 8. HR—Leonard (11). SB—Coleman (66), Clark, StL 90324 48 94 .290 won three gold medals at the AAU Junior Olympic Region I missing after skipping out on the this year.” save. Dave LaPoint, 4-9, took the 5-7, was the winner. 2B—Solas, Smalley, M urray. 3B— Herr (18), Glodden 2 (25). S—LaPoint. Porter Cable shutout J Im's Arco, 5-0, Chicago 9, Detroit 4 Toronto 881 818 88x - 1 American League Track and Field Meet last Saturday at Tauton, Mass. Texas 2, Cleveland 1 (3ame-wlnn I ng R BI— Fernandez (4). Shelby. HR—Murray (14), Hrbek (12). g Ob r h pet. ot Nike Field. Shawn Doherty ripped E—Henderson, Fernondez. DP— SB—Puckett (7), Shelby (1), Lynn (6). IP H RERBBSO Cruz, a student at Bennet Junior High, won the 100 meter dash three hits, while Ned Wells contributed Minnesota 5, Baltimore 4 Henderson, NY 76 295 79105 .356 Milwaukee 16, California 3 Seattle 1. LOB—Seattle 4, Toronto 5. St. Leuls Brett, KC U 304 55 IX .355 in 12.17, the triple Jump with a leap of 33-feet, 9‘/4-inches and the two tor Porter. Three players had one IP H RERBBSO Andulor (W 166) 7 7 3 3 2 0 hit each for Jim's. Tuesday's (Tames 2B—lorg, Fernandez, Kearney. HR— Boggs, Bos 91 360 X 124 .344 long jump In 15 feet, 3-lnches. Cruz recently set a national age Seattle (Moore 8-5) at Toronto Presley (22). Baltimore Lahti (S 10) 2 0 0 0 0 1 Lacy, Balt 60 262 X 85 .324 Noah captures Bank Tennis Classic (Alexander 8-6), 7:35 p.m. IP H RERBBSO S.DovIS (L 66) 8 7 5 5 6 3 San Fronclsce Cooper, MM 85 346 45I X .315 group record in the triple jump. MInneseta LaPoint (L 69) 7 1-3 8 4 3 3 6 NIki Oaklond (Langford 0-2) at Bos­ Seattle Whitaker, DM M 351 65IX .311 was very important to win that yesterday (Sunday),” said Noah. ton (Hurst 6-7),7;35p.m. Langston (L 5-7) 4 3 1113 Smithson (W 9-7) 6 8 4 4 2 1 (tarrelts 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 2 (tadman. Bos 85X1 40 87 .310 By yyill Dunham solid serves to down Martin Jaite Washington Social Club burled Nels Detroit (Tanona4-9) at Chicago (Burns Barolas 1 2-3 5 2 2 0 0 Eufemla 1 ^3 1 0 0 50 1 WP—LaPoint. PB—Brenly. T—2:43. Brodley, Sea 91 366 51 113 ,3X of Argentina, 6-4, 6-3, Monday one,” said Noah, the tournament’s "But, still, it was the finals. So I L A—5,954. United Press International Johnson Insurance, 16-4, at Nike. Carl 10.6), 8:30 p.m. Snyder 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 R.Davis (S 13) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Mattingly, NY X357 45110 .308 Whalers In benefit softball tilt L No. 3 seed. He bested the top really had to push myself today Bulauclus hammered four hits, while Smithson pitched to 2 batters In 7th. night for the title in the D.C, New York (Whitson 5-6) ot Kansos City Long 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Molltor, Mil 87 351 65 IK .3K more than yesterday when I was Don Hanson and Bill Wilson slapped (Sober hogen 105), 8:35 p.m. Toronto T—0:00. A—19J93. HenM Runs The Hartford Whalers softball team will face the WTIC Radio WASHINGTON — Yannick Noah National Bank Tennis Classic. seeded Connors, 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. three apiece to leod the attack. Bill Cleveland (Heaton 5-11) at Texas Filer (W 1-0) 7 1 0 0 0 4 NMIonal League — Murphy, Atl 24; 'Tltantics’ on Sunday, Aug. 4, at Henry Park in Vernon at 2 p.m. says winning the championship of But Noah admitted after the "Finally beating Jimmy, who is already pretty excited just being Currie and Bruno Jugovlz odded two (Hough 8-10), 8:35 p.m. Acker 1-321100 Cuba 5, Padraa 3 Guerrero, LA 21; Clark, StL 18; Parker, No. 4 in the world, is very there against Jimmy.” each and Frank Prior launched a Baltimore (McGregor 8-7) at Minne­ Lavelle 1 1 0 0 0 0 Brawara16,Angala3 a $200,000 clay court tournament match that his dramatic three-set CIn 17; Horner, Atl 16. In a benefit softball game. The victory gave the 25-year-old two-run homer. For Nels, Bob PIccIn sota (Butcher 6-9), 8:35 p.m. Caudill (S 12) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 American Leogue — Fisk, Chi X; The benefit game is to help raise funds for the Tolland Region proved to be a bit anti-climactic. victory over Jimmy Connors in the important to me.” and Ken Schoppmon cranked two hits T—2:37. A—25,110. CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE CHICAGO SAN DIEGO Presley, Sea X ; Kingman, (tak 21; and The 6-foot-4 Frenchman reco­ semifinals Sunday meant (nore to “ Today, it was a different story. Frenchman his second Grand Prix each and Dan Marshall poled a two-run California (McCasklll 5-6) at Milwau­ ObrhM ObrhM Foundation which aids mentally retarded persons throughout ObrhM ObrhM Brunansky, Minn ond Gibson, DM 19. vered from a slow start and him that winning the tournament. I had everything to lose and I title of the year. He also won the homer. kee (Darwin 6-10), 8:35 p.m. Jones cf 4 0 3 1 M olltor 3b 6 2 2 1 Dernier cf 5 1 2 2 Royster 2b 1 0 0 0 the 15-town Tolland region. Linares ph I 0 0 0 Yount cf 5 111 Sandbrg 2b 5 0 1 2 Flonnry 2b 2 0 0 0 unleashed an arsenal of pinpoint ” I had played Jimmy five times wasn’t as pumped up as I was Italian Open. Wednesday's <3ames Lopes If 3 12 0 Gwynn rf 4 0 0 0 Pitching Among the Whalers scheduled to play are Ron Francis, Ray Royala5,Yankx4 Grich 2b 5 0 0 0 Cooper dh 4 3 3 2 Victories cross-court shots, drop shots and and I had lost five times. For me it Charter Oak California at Milwaukee Downing It 2 0 0 0 SImmns 1b 3 4 2 1 Moreind rf 4 0 2 1 Gorvey 1b 4 1 2 1 Neufeld, Joel Quenneville, and Dave Tippett. Connecticut Bank & Trust come from Seattle at Toronto, night Jacksn dh 4 110 Ogllvie If 5 3 2 5 Durhm 1b 4 0 0 0 McRynl cf 4 0 0 0 NMIonal League — Andulor, StL 166; behind to shade Highland Park Oakland at Boston, night NEW YORK KANSAS CITY DeCIncs 3b 4 1 2 2 Gantner 2b 5 1 1 1 Davis c 4 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 1 2 2 (taoden, NY 146; Mahler, Atl 148; Hoyt, Market, 10-8, of Fitzgerald. For CBT, Detroit at Chicago, night ObrhM ObrhM Corew 1b 4 0 10 Riles u 4 0 3 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Martinez If 3 0 0 0 SD 126; Hawkins, SD 12-2. M ark FItton flared three hits, and Don New York at Kansas City, night Hendrsn cf 5 I 2 1 Wilson cf 4 12 2 Brown rf 4 110 Mannng rf 3 1 0 0 Cey 3b 4 0 2 0 Bevoca 3b 4 0 0 0 American League — Guidry, NY 126; Central Division I move approved Nicholson and John PIzzI chipped In Cleveland at Texas, night Griffey If 5 111 Smith If 3 111 Boone c 4 0 10 Moore c 5 1 1 1 HMcher pr 0 1 0 0 Tempitn u 3 1 2 0 Romonlck, CM 116; Boyd, Bos 118: with two each. Skip Moreau and Dave Baltimore at Minnesota, night Mttngly 1b 4 0 1 0 Sheratn rf 0 0 0 0 Schoflld u 3 0 1 0 Speler 3b 0 0 0 0 Draveky p 0 0 0 0 Seven pitchers tied with 10 victories. NEW BRITAIN — Central Connecticut State University’s bid Athletes do well Choleva had three hits apiece to lead Winfield rf 3 0 2 1 Brett 3b 3 0 0 0 Totals 35 3 18 3 Totals 48 16 IS 11 Bowa u 3 1 1 0 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 Trut p 1 0 0 0 Bmbry ph 1 0 0 0 to move Into Division I has been approved by the NCAA effective 5 O'CLOCK Highland, while Jahn Zavodlanclk and Hassey c 3 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 CMIfemta 888 818 818— 3 Tom Stecko added two apiece. National Laagua atandlnga Pasquo dh 2 0 0 0 McRae dh 4 0 12 Milwaukee 188 818 X x — 16 Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Woods ph 1110 Brown ph 10 0 0 fall of 1986. Baylor dh 2 0 10 Bolbonl 1b 3 1 1 0 Game-Winning RBI— Ogllvie (3). The approval gives Central Division I recognition in 17 of its 18 East Rndiph 2b 4 0 0 0 Motley rf 4 12 0 E—Boone 2, Grich. DP—California Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 at Hershey meet Weat Side Pagllarl 3b 4 0 1 0 Sundbrg c 4 0 0 0 1, Milwaukee 2. LOB— California , Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 Nettles ph 0 0 0 0 Transactions sports. Football will be the only sport to remain at the Division I I . W L Pet. GB 8 Merldlth p 0 0 0 0 The Elks Club bombed Delmar St. Louis 54 36 .600 — Mechm u 3 1 1 0 Blancin ss 1 0 0 0 Milwaukee 6. 2B— DeCInces, Cooper, New York S3 38 .582 )Vi Brodley ph 1 1 1 0 L.Jones ph 0 1 0 0 Riles, Yount, Boone. 3B-7^ llv le . HR— Lake c 10 0 0 level. Company, 12-1, at PaganI Field. Lou TetMs X 5 II 5 TefMs n 3 6 3 Alpert took second in the 4 X 100 Keroak socked two doubles and a Montreal 52 4) .559 3V] 0 0 0 0 Conepenu 10 0 0 Cooper (6), Simmons (7), Ogllvie (6), Baseball NEW BRITAIN - The 1985 Chicago 48 43 .527 V Totals 16 4 IS 3 Tetato I I 5 7 5 DeClnces(H). Chlcoge 8X9X811— 5 single to pace the Elks, while Tim 6 1 San Diege m8119 889— 1 Montreal — Activated pitcher Hershey National Track and Field meter relay in 55.16. Brian SulTlyan added three singles. Terry Philadelphia 40 51 .440 14V] New York 181888881-4 Dan SchMzeder from 21-dav dis­ Gunslinger release entire roster Schwartz, in the boys 11-12 year old Pittsburgh 31 59 .344 23 Konsas City 888 8I98SK-S IP H RERBBSO Game-winning RBI — Moreland State Meet was held Saturday, Flemming added a pair of soletles. ( 10). abled list; recalled Inflelder-cMcher Delmar managed lust two hits. WMt Game-winning RBI— McRoe (3). Col Item la Razor Shines from Indianapolis ot SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The financially troubled San Antonio July 13 at Willow Brook Park in grouping, was fourth in the 200 Los Angeles 51 39 .567 — DP—Kansas City 1. LOB—New York 7, Slaton (L 69) 4 1-3 8 6 6 2 1 DP—Chicogo 1, Son Diego 1. LOB— Chicogo 6, San Diego 7. 2B— Kennedy, the American AssocIMIon; sent Gunslingers of the U.S. Football League Monday released the 46 New Britain. meter dash and sixth in the 400 San Diego 52 41 .559 W Kansas City 6. 2B—Griffey, Winfield, Clements 2 2-3 3 4 4 3 0 Inflelder - outfielder Skeeter Cincinnati 47 43 .522 4 Meachom, Mattingly, BalbonI, Motley, Corbett 1 4 6 2 1 0 Dernier, (.opes, Cey. HR—Kennedy (9). players on their roster, all of whom are still owed salaries from Fifty two towns in Connecticut meter dash. Andrea Reischerl took PaganI SB—Lopes 2 (35). S—Dravecky, Barnes and pitcher Mickey Houston 44 49 .473 8'/] Wilson. 3B—Winfield, Bradley. Milwaukee Mahler to Indianapolis. participated in the program and third in the girls 11-12 400 meter run Manchester Cycle downed Allstate Atlanta 41 50 .451 10V] SB—Henderson (43), Wilson (28), Smith Vuckovich (W 67) 6 4 1 1 3 3 Bowa. the final two games of the season. Business, 5-3, at PaganI. Bob Plaster _ IP H RERBBSO there were 589 entrants. First with a time of 1:13.88. San Francisco 35 58 .376 17V] (19). Walts (SI) 3 6 2 2 0 2 New York (AL) — Placed cMcher drilled three hits, Includine an Inslde- Monday's Results IP H RERBBSO Clements pitched to 2 batters In 8th. CMcoge place winners are elgibllbe for the-park homer. For Allstate, John Trout 3 2 1110 Butch W ynegar on 15-day disabled Jason Dieterle was fifth in the St. Louis 4, San Francisco 3 New York WP—Walts3.T-3:01.A—13J89. list. selection to the New England StannIzzI roped three hits, while BUI Cincinnati 5, New York 1 Rsmssn (L 3-5) 4 1-3 4 4 4 1 1 Brusstar 12 110 0 Charges against Yanks dropped boys 11-12 year old 800 meter run. Stephens and Ray McClean added two BordI 12-331123 Frozler 2 2 113 2 Pittsburgh — Optioned pitcher Regional team. 2 Atlanta 7, Montreal 1 Jose DeLeon to Hawaii of the Pacific Shelly Dieterle, in the 11-12 age each. Chicago 5, San Diego 3 Shirley 01-3 0 0 0 0 1 ASerldIth (W 16) 1 0 0 0 0 1 KANSAS CITY. Mo. — Charges against New York Yankee Manchester had several compet­ 2 National Laagua raaulta Smith (S 22) 2 0 0 0 1 3 Coast League; octlvItMed reliever Rdd group, was third in the 800 meter Philadelphia 7, Hauston 6 Fisher 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Scurry. players Don Mattingly and Dale Berra for urinating In a local itors with top finishes from the Pittsburgh 6, Los AnMies 3 Kansas City Son Diege run and second in the standing long Duaty Gubiczo 4 2-3 7 3 3 1 2 Dravecky 4 2-3 6 3 3 0 4 Boihetbgll parking garage were dropped Monday, the Yankees announced. following: Tuesday's Games Chicago — Signed center Mike jump. Dwyane Goldston, in the Nutmeg Mechanicol trounced St. Louis (Cox 11-5) at Son Francisco M.Jons (W 2-2) 2 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 BravaaT.Expoat Stoddard 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Local attorneys representing Mattingly and Berra met with Arles Leonard won the boys 13-14 5:00 PM POST-TIME Lefferts 1 1 0 0 0 0 Smrekof Canislus. boys 11-12 year old group, was Purdy, 12-7, at Keeney Field. Paul (Krukow 6-7), 3:05 p.m. Qsnbrry (S 19) 12-3 2 1 1 0 1 prosecutors and the arresting officers Monday. They reviewed age bracket softball throw and Carpenter and Scott Llnsenblgler Cincinnati (Browning 7-7) ot New York BordI pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Jackson (L 0-1) 3 4 2 2 0 1 second in the softball throw. (Darling 10-2), 7:35 p.m. HBP—by Rasmussen (L.Jones). ATLANTA MONTREAL Balk—Frazier. T—2:46. A—23,873. Denver — Released forwards Rus­ the circumstances surrounding the incident and determined that placed second in the 200 meter WEDNESDAYS THROUGH SEPT 4 tripled and singled twice for Nutmeg, ObrhM ObrhM sell Cross, Joe Carrabino, Mark while Mike Rosslllo added a pair ot Atlanta (Smith 6-5) at Montreal WP—(Htbiczo 2. T—2:56. A—40,938. it would be in the best interests to withdraw the charges. dash. Beth Cool won the girls 13-14 The foursome of Gordon Hamil­ (Hesketh 6-4), 7:35 p.m. Wshngtn rf 3 1 0 0 Raines If 3 1 1 0 Longkomp and Eddie Smith and Starting Wednesday, July 10, we’ve got some safeties. Ron Garrison, Bob Coulumbe Kmmns rf 1 0 0 0 Low Zb 4 0 2 1 guards Lenny Draper and Kenny 1600 meter run with a time of ton, Brian Wry, Goldston and and Dave White laced two hits each for Houston (Kneppera7),atPhllodelphlo Brown. Purdy. (Koosmon 4-2), 7:35 p.m. Hubbrd 2b 4 1 0 0 Dawson rf 3 0 1 0 PlrataaB,Dodgara3 5:52.27 and placed fourth in the 800 Brian McGuire won the boys 11-12 twilight magic for you. A special 5 p.m. post-time 3 Chicogo (Sutcliffe 7-7) at San Diego Murphy cf 5 2 3 1 Brooks u 4 0 0 0 Indiana — Cut Bobby Wllkerson, Ray meter dash. year old 4 X 100 meter relay in Horner 1b 4 12 2 Driessn 1b 4 0 0 0 Tolbert, Carl Nicks, Ivan Daniels, that gives you a whole racing card and enough of 3 (Hawkins 1^3), 10:05 p.m. Braves’ Perez missing again Chmbis 1b 1 0 1 0 Wolloch 3b 4 0 1 0 PITTSBURGH LOS ANGELES Stu Prim us and Jeff Akers. John Alpert was fourth in the 58.89. The quartet of Michelle Woman’a Rac Pittsburgh (Reuschd 8-2) at Los Whlta8oxB,Tlgara4 ibrhM ObrhM the evening left over for your summer evening plans. Angeles (Hershlser9-3), 10:35 p.m. Horper If 5 2 3 2 Wnnneh cf 4 0 1 0 boys 13-14 year old standing long Richard, Gail O’Gorman, Maura The H ungry Tiger was awarded o 7-0 (Xterkfll 3b 4 0 1 0 Fltzgerld c 3 0 0 0 Wynne cf 5110 Sax lb 5012 Caiica# MONTREAL — The first time Atlanta pitcher Pascual Perez Wednesday's OtHiies DETROIT CHICAGO Morrisn X 4 0 1 0 Duncan se 3 0 1 0 jump while in the same age O’Gorman and Colleen LePage Looking for a special night out? Start it with exciting forfeit when Renn's Tayern failed to Cincinnati at New York Benedict c 4 0 1 2 Palmer p 10 0 0 ,Notre Dome — Named Doug failed to show up for the start of a Braves’ game. It turned out to field a team at Charter Oak Field. O b rh M ObrhM Zuvella ss 3 0 0 0 Lucas p 10 0 0 Roy 2b 1 0 0 0 AAotszk ph 1 0 0 0 Snyder assistant track and cross bracket, the foursome of Steven was seventh in the 11-12 year old 4 greyhound racing at Plainfield. St. Louis at San Francisco Whltokr a> 3 0 1 0 Gilbert cf 3 1 1 0 Modick 3b 3 1 1 1 Diaz p 0 0 0 0 be a funny story. Atlanta ot Montroal, night AAohler p 3 0 0 0 Nicosia ph 1 0 0 0 country coach. Borglda, Leonard, Pat Dwyer and X 100 meter relay. Trmmll u 4 0 0 0 Little 2b 4_ 0 ^ 10 _ Roberge p 0 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 3 0 0 0 Landrx ph 1 0 0 0 FeetbM l Three years later, Perez is missing again, and this time no one Houston at Phllodelphia, night Gibson rf 4 12 0 Baines rf 5 10 0 Orsulok If 1 0 0 0 CabMI 3b 4 0 0 0 Chicago at San Diego, night Totals X 7 11 7 Totals X 1 4 1. Atlanta — Signed tackle Bill Frolic. Sanchez rf 0 0 0 0 Walker 1b 5 1 1 0 Altaitta 8X8X189-7 Thmpsn 1b 3 1 1 1 (taerrer If 4 12 0 Is laughing. . . u Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night Pena c 4 1 1 1 Marshll rf 4 0 1 0 2 0 % OFF Little Miss Grubb ph 1 0 0 0 Fisk c4 2Mwitreal 11 SX8XX9-1 CIncInnMI — Signed linebacker The latest chapter In the stormy career of the Domlnlcan-bom Gorbey dh 3 1 2 1 Hairstn (tame-wInnIng dh 3 2 3 2 RBI — M u r^ y ( ). Lezeano If 3 1 2 0 Brock 1b ^ 4 1 0 0Zander, 0 sMMv Anthony Tug- right-hander began in New York Sunday. After his record fell to Eyans 1b 5 111 Ryal If 4 111 1 1 KhMIta u 4 1 2 3 MaMond cf 1 1 1 0 N OIIH Rl SIADRANIS ft Eaalarn Laagua atandlnga E—Walloch. DP—Atlanta 1. "'i' "OX tockle Tony De(»rata, 1-8 with a 15-10 loss to the Mets. Perez left Shea Stadium with his International stars gain Herndon If 4 0 2 2 Hullet 3b 2 10 0 LOB—Atlanta 9, Montreal 6. IB - McWllm p 2 0 0 0 W hitflld If 1 0 0 0 Stakes, tight (,(>NCI SSIOrj SIAIjDS Lemon cf ,400 0 Guillen s i 4 0 3 3 Low. 38—Murphy. HR—Harper (10). Ouante p 2 0 0 0 Yeager c 2 1 1 0 enX IU lth Lester ond Harold Stanfle d brother, Mario, and the Braves have not heard from him since. 50C BEER LKtla Mlaa W L Pet. GB Brookns 3b 3 0 1 0 SB—Washington (10). S—Mahler. Sdoeda c 1 0 0 0 and dMensI ve end Keith Cruise. Albany 58 40 .592 — Castillo c 2 0 0 0 Honeyett p 0 0 0 0 The Braves said a decision will be made Tuesday whether In Monday action at Martin School: Bergmn ph 1 0 0 0 RuseMI ph 0 0 0 1 In Farm League play Woterbury 54 43 .557 3'/i g^W jver — Signed running back Steve Perez will be placed on the restricted list. A team must have the A rm y and N avy Club beat Manchester New Britain 53 43 .552 4 Melvin c 110 0 Altanta ** RERBBSO Coetllio p 0 0 0 0 permission of the commlsloner’s office for such a move. Sewing Machine Center, 28-11: Nassiff Vermont 48 50 .490 10 Totals X 4 9 4 Totals X 9 11 7 Mohler (Vy 146) 9 6 1 1 2 3 Bailor ph 1 0 0 0 Green Bov — signed tockJe Arms downed Hour Gloss Cleaners, Nashua 45 51 .469 12 Delrell 8X8X831-4 PowMI p 0 0 0 0 OMte Knickrehm of D o lli^ reliSlSta The International League squad Downes singled in the winning run B-4: Westownediged MSB,6-5; and Fuss (xions Falls 45 53 .459 13 CMcoae t M i i i S 8k— 9 PMme?*(L. 66) 42-366655 _ „ Andersn ss2 0 0 0 linemen Bob WInckler and gained the upper hand in the Town in the eighth. a O'Neil defeated Krause Florist, 15-9. Pittsfield 44 54 .449 14 Gamewvlnnlng RBI — Fisk (9). Totals X 4 9 6 Totale X 3 7 3 FREE Lucos 31-321102 B ill Mayo. Gary Wllllamt offered poet Farm All-Star Tournament Mon­ Three batters bashed grand slams Reading 40 53 .430 15W E—O'Neal, Melvin. DP—Detroit Roberge 130001 P ltM u rg h 1 X 1 X 8 1 9 -6 New York Giants — Signed run­ Eben Plese and Scott Scheinb- GCNI RAl for Army and Navy, Including Debbie Monday's Resutts 1, Chicago 1. LOB—Detroit 10, Chicogo WP—Lucos. T—2:X . A—X,755. Lee Angeles 8X 8X 889— 1 ning back Gearge Adorns. BOSTON — Boston College basketball coach Gary Williams day, nipping the National League Peose, Jane Tllden and Becky Brama. Albany 4, Nashua 1,1st game 8. 2B—Whittaker, Hairston I Ryal, (tamowlnnlng RBI— Modlocfc (4). stars, 9-8, in eight innings at lum socked two hits apiece for the AUMlRRinn Meredith Benson played well defen- Albany 4, Nashua 3 (8 Innings), 2nd Evans, Herndon. 38—Guillen. HR—Fisk E—Khalifa, Duncan. DP—Los An- has reportedly been offered the head coaching job at Wake New Y ^ Jets — signed wide Verplanck Field. The Internation­ victors, while Bryan Gagnon slyely. In Nassiff's win, Jennifer Sabla gome (X). gelM 1. LOB—Pittsburgh 5, Lee AngetasS. reclever 1 ^ Allen, linebacker Trev Forest University In North Carolina. hit a grand slam, while Andria TurrIsI 2B— Modlock, Yeager, Sax, ASorrIson. added a two-run single. Bobby Glens Falls 8, Woterbury 6 (11 Innings) IP H R E R B B S O ^sonond wide reclever EMI Wal­ The offer came during meetings with Wake Forest officials als, 1-0 In the double elimination slamnted two singles. Corey Freeman Pittsfield 5, New Britain 4 Detroit HR—Khalifa (1), Pena (7). SB—Wynne lace. competition, can how sit back and Mercier and Ryan paced the pitched three solfd Innings. For Hour Vermont 2, Recxtlng 1 O'Neal (L 53) 6 7 4 3 4 6 Radio, T V ( 10). over the past two days, according to reports in two Boston defense. Gloss, Kerl Watson doubled ond Lori . • !v ’-ool8 — Signed tackle Lance watch as the Nationals and Am eri­ Tuesday's Gomes Bair 1 4 5 5 3 2 ...... M RERBBSO Smith, running booi Ren Wolflev, wide newspapers today. Lollberte and Caryn Shannon played Ntnhua at Albany Berenger 100001 receiver Roy Novocek, tackle Reb cans, both 1-1, fight for survival Sean Conway went the distance well. New Britain ot Pittsfield CMcw# TONIGHT M cW H im lW 5)52663356 Williams, 39, would not comment on the reports, but told the 7 :X Red Sox vs. A's, WTIC radio. Menoco, tight end Scoff Wllllome, against one another Wednes(lay on the hill for the Nationals and Westown eras led by True Nguyen's Glens Falls at Woterbury Nelson (W 66) 7 5 0 0 1 3 Ouante ($ 1) 316 1 0 0 0 4 punter-kicker Rickey Anderson. newspapers he was Impressed with aspects of the job. three hits. Michelle Connelly ondJanet Vermont at Reading Agosto » 4 3 3 0 0 7 :n Mots vs. Reds, SportsChannel, Heckev night. Game time at Verplanck is sent the game into extra Innings by Burnett pitched well. For MSB, Mari­ Wednesday's Games Stanton 1 0 1 0 3 4 WKHT H^VCU»r?r48) 2 5 2 2 0 2 "The big thing you really notice down there is that coilege at 6 p.m. 7:X GHO Highlights, Channel X Edmonton — Assistant coach slamming a bases-loaded double in anne Loto cracked three hits and Nashua at Albany Oleaton (SI) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Cactalp 1 2 1 3 1 1 Ted Green rxlgned. basketbali is connected to basketbali — it’s a way of life there," pitched well, while Jennifer Payelack New Britain at Pittsfield HBP—by Nelson (Oarbev). 8:X Yankees vs. Royals, Channel 11, PpwMI 2 0 1110 Winning pitcher Greg Ryan went the sixth. Glenn Weeks and Matt contributed a pair of safeties. Fuss a Glens Falls of Woterbury WP—O'Neol, Bair. PB—Costilla, Rsk. WPOP D ia l 1 2 0 0 1 2 Williams told The Boston Globe. the distance for the Internationals, Latullppe provided solid defensive 11:35 GHO Highlights, Channel 3 Philadelphia — Named Pouf O'Ngll was pocsd by Kristie Pastula, Vermont at Reodlng T -3 :X . A—35,302. PB-Pena.T—1:03. A-X88S. Holmgren assistant coach. striking out 14 batters. Eddie work. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 23, 19«5 - 19

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Strono Real Estate, 647- Need r Cefobrily Cipher cryptograms are created from quolationa by 8487. son, Marlow's Inc., 867 rienced oi’ will train. Call "SDLD". ing room , tirst-floor famous people, past end present Each letter in the cipher stands tember tor school bos Main Street, Manchester. 4pm. laundry room and a beau­ Fool home? for another Today'a efua K equals B SALES-MONEY 646-8467 between 6-7pm or Part Time Position avail­ You’ll It drivers In the towns ot tiful Vermont marble fire­ provldt by CONNIF WIENER MEN-WOMENftnon) Bolton and Hebron. We Insurance Agency Custo­ Wonted Full Time Book­ 6-7am. able for mature, dependa­ Bolton — Charming three ro«Mtii,neod in b le person os TV bedroom Ranch on beou- place. D.W. 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Call placed living room, first or 600-626-4826 Inc., 164 East Center non, CT. on holidays and vaca­ floor laundry, super deck! ing someone to work part Street, Manchester. 649-1600 mornings. New Listing! Manches­ ZSTESH KUPZX OJ WPOS EM time (25 hours per week, Custodian II — Part tlme- tions. Call 643-0576 after Won't Lost. Joyce G. Epstein Real Estate, 647- ter, $137,500. U & R Built has immediate openings for WOODWORKERS Bam-lpm) to do varied (temporary). Maintain­ 6pm. Receptionist wanted tor Executive home In Forest OJ ZSYVRPREUW. — FAVFB bookkeeping and office ing and repairing bulding Dental Specialty office In 8895. First & Stcond Hills area. 10 room, 5 Class II Route Drivers. work. Good communica­ equipment. Second and Vernon. Pleasant work­ bedroom spacious Raised WUZZEM. Shift Opmingt tion skills, flexibility, light third shift for RHAM ing conditions, medical East Hartford — $78,900. Cook, Grill — Part time New on the Morketl In­ Ranch, 2.5 baths, 2 firepla­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There's no sport about which Apply in person, Mon.-Fri. typing, ability to work weekdays and weekends. J u n I o r - Se n I o r High benefits, pension and ces, wall to wall through­ steady work with lull time Part Time Drill Press profit sharing plans avail­ vestigate the possibility ot so many outrageously false claims are made as golf." — benefits and excellent with accuracy needed. Hourly rate plus gratui­ School. To $6.75 an hour out, sundeck and much Call 643-5151 tor Interview ties. Will train, must be 18. depending on experience. operator, hours flexible. able. Light typing re­ owning this charming 8, more. Warren E. How­ Mike Royko. between Bam - 5:30pm starting pay. Experience 289-6692, between 9am and well maintained 5 room not necessary, however, appointment with admin­ Apply Manchester Coun­ Final dote tor receipt of quired. Experience pret- land, Inc., 643-1108. istrator. EOE. applications, Friday, July 2pm. R 8i R Machine Co. errable. Excellent Ranch with 3 bedrooms, good work record and rel­ try Club or call 646-0103. newer bathroom, carpet­ iability a plus. Apply In 26th, 1985. Please call Inc., 9 Spencer Court, opportunity for a mature Manchester — 7 Room East Hartford. person who enlovs people ing throughout 8, garage. 40 Tolland Stage Road person only- 228-9474. Cape, 4 bedrooms, eat-ln APARTMENTS APARTMENTS I ROOMMATES [MISCELLANEOUS contact. Call 522-9211. Coll for more details. kitchen, finished rec Automotive Comfy Culottes J Merrlll Imhistrles, Im . Siding Installer Wanted — Sentry Real Estate, 643- WANTED AUTOMOTIVE J room, central location. IFOR RENT FOR RENT 4060. Tolland, CT 26 Village Street Machinists — 3 vears X-Ray Technician — Part Experienced only. 643- Owner, 646-4019. Princi­ Ellington, CT experience required. Able 9633, 742-5406. pals only. $85,900. Young man seeking time hours and flll-ln posi­ Don't Miss This One!! 6-5 2 bedroom Apartment on' For Rent — Coventry. ICARS/TRUCKS to set up and operate CNC tions available. Could be Mansfleld/Wllllngton Convenient location. apartment to share with FOR SALE Brldgeports, some pro­ Person to Wash Vehicles Customer Service Per­ Duplex In Manchester on Christmas In July!! Move male roommate In flexible. Call Barbara, — Must operate standard nice size lot. Aluminum line. Rte. 44A. $310. IVj Rear courtyard entrance. utility Trailer — 30 cu. ft. gramming required. Call 644-3491. son; Attractive position In tor the Holidays! New months security deposit. One bedroom apartment. Manchester-Hartford SECRCTARY after 3;30pm, 659-2162. transmission. Second available at the Whole siding 8, 2 car garage. listing - Comtemporary area. Willing to pay about 69 Plymouth Valiant — with lockable cover. $300. shift, 6 days per week. Manchester — Responsi­ Owner needs quick sale!! Country privacy, garden Carpeting beamed cell­ First $200 649-2316 or 647-9040 after Modern office In euburben Donut at 319 Green Road, Ranch, Brand new con­ spot, no dogs, call 487-0162 ing. $325 plus utilities $200 per month. Call Kevin Runs Great, DARI-FARMS •urroundingo with free perk­ Medical and retirement ble person needed to care Manchester, to work Call today, Jackson & struction. Still In time to at 342-1145. cash. 643-7843. 5pm. II ing ad)ecent to building end benefits. Contact LeRov for 2 children, 6 8. 9 on Jackson Real Estate, 647- or 742-9753. monthly. 1'/j months se­ early morning hours serv­ make final selections to u curity deposit. No pets, with convenient acceee to I- Saucier, Arbor Acres weekends while I work. ing coffee and donuts, etc. 8400 or 646-8646. $102,900. Over The Road Truck ICE CREAM COMPANY, INC. 91 eeeke eecretery preferably Pointer and Painter's suit your taste. 7 rooms, 3 Manchester — Newer Su­ adults preferred. 749-9641, Court ol Probate, District of axperlencad In law and/or Experienced Hairdresser Helper - Experienced. Farm, 633-4681. Kellee, days, 285-9672. to our going to work bedrooms, 2'/j baths. Driver looking for room­ Andover — For progressive South Manchester — "Expan­ per duplex 2 bedroom 8-8 dally. NOTICf OF HCARINO real aetata documentation re­ Call 646-5761, 7pm-8pm. customers. Hours are Beautiful country lot In towhouse In 2 family. 1'/j mate to share small 2 lating to both aingle and mul- Windsor Salon. 289-7889. Train In Texas! Texas Dll from 4;30am-10am, 5 days sion Possibilities" bedroom apartment In 1972 Toyota Corona — 4 ESTATE OF has immediate openings for Bolton. Ottered at baths, carpeting, applian­ EMILE W. LEBLANC tHamIty loans; demonatrated Company needs mature Including weekends. Posi­ $108,900. Fine 3 bedroom, Central Location — 3 Manchester. Prefer fe­ Door, good running condi­ proficiency In tranecribing $154,900. Jackson 8, Jack- ces, patio, basement, gar­ Pursuant to on order of Hon. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED person M/F to sell full line tion Is suitable for mature 1'/j Both Split Level home room apartment, stove, male, age 20-30, neat, tion. $300 as Is. 649-2316 or Norman J. Preuss, Judge, 1st Shift Freezer Person. from ahorthend notes or from son Real Estate, 647-8400 age, convenient residen­ of high quality lubricants features nice open floor refrigerator, heat, and 647-9040 after 5pm. doted July 15,19S5 o hearing machine; word processing person looking tor stable or 646-8646. tial location, available reliable, quiet. No per­ Tow motor experience necessary. IN MANCHESTER AREA to manufacturing, truck­ position. Call Manager plan and con be easily utilities. Parking. Availa­ sonal Involvement. $185 w ill be held on on oppllcotlon and legal secretarial training ing, construction and expanded to Include a August 1st. Adults. $575 ble Immediately. Lease proving for authority to sell preferable. Excellent Inaur- III for an appointment at Your Head Will Spin!! per month & Vj utilities, real estate at public sole os In 87140 Elm Tirricc farm customers. Pro­ tamlly room and addi­ plus utilities. 649-0311 after and security deposit. 649- anca banafita plua three Chirtir Oak 81 643-9821.______When you calculate the 6pm. heat 8, hot water Included. sold application on tile more L Apply in person, Mon.-Fri. weeks* vacation. 1599.12 bi •II High 8L MO tected territory, thorough tional baths. Desirable 2865. Call 742-7463 ater 6pm, fully appears, ot the Court of L W. MIddIa Tpka. rent that this property weekly. Forward reeume no 1-150 personal training. For Bookkeeper, Part Time, Martin School area and leave message with Sue. 1979 Chevy Luv Truck - 4 Probate on July 25, 1985 at later then 8/1/95. Hackmatack l l •II Kianiy 8L brings In. 4 apartments, 1:15 P .M . between Bam - 5:30pm 3-00 personal Interview, send full charge experienced surrounded by more ex­ plus an additional 5 room cylinder, automatic, good SLJohn 8l 15-100 Oirdnir 81 pensive homes!! Great Sharon B. Preuss, ConntcMcul Hou6lng 8-167 work history to J.B. Wil­ bookkeeper with good Colonial. Excellent In­ condition. Rebuilt motor, Clerk Flnanc* Authoftty Stone 8L III HIghlind 81 son, Southwestern Petro­ typing skills, send resume buy 11 Coll now 11 Century vestment. Call for all the 56,000 miles. $1,500. 643- 047-07 Personnel Office 13-00 leum, Box 789, Ft. Worth, to Fuss and D’Nell, 210 21 Lindsey Real Estate, Central Manchester — 2 Four Rooms plus porch. For Sale 40 Tolland Stage Road Forcit 8L III Park 8L details. Jackson & Jack- Heat, appliances, carpet­ 6824. 40 Cold Spring Roed •II Frincli Or. •II TX 76101. Main Street, Manchester, 649-4000. son Real Estate, 647-8400 Bedroom apartment In Rocky Hill, CT 06097 Otic 81 four family. Appllonced ing. Adults. No pets. 563- Keep your TV picture III •II CT. EDE. M/F. or 646-8646. 9652. 1980 Camaro — Excellent Tolland, CT Oirdin Or. Olini Or. kitchen, heat & hot water, Condition. Standard thorp with frequent clean­ Medical Practice Ih Man­ Manchester — Where O' [HOUSEHOLD ing ot the tcrean. Use a NIlM Or. III PirkSL 73-157 Where Con you find o cute no pets, one year lease transmission. Low mi­ 142-108 chester desires full time 1 REAL ESTATE plus security deposit. $550 r r i HOMES [GOODS mild soap with water or a Chutmit 81 PlnaSL 1-160 ENT Allergy Assistant. 5 room Ranch, full base­ leage. Must be seen. Auto Service Technicians WANTED per month, 646-8352. I f i J F O R RENT $4,200. Call 647-7043. bit ot ammonia In water. ElmSL •II Wilnut 8t 1-17 Nursing or laboratory ment, large deck, and 2 Be aura to dry thoroughly. 121-300 — Part time and full time cor garage all freshly Used Refrigerators, Fcrgucon Roid Cmtir 8L 663-656 odd positions available. Expe­ technician, experience Manchester — September If you have an extra photoowdc preferred. Full time, Mon­ painted In a nice area. 24 hour cash otter on your Washers, Ranges — television set no one PATTBtN , Edmund 8L 11-53 •II rienced In front end align­ Priced drastically re­ property — Call: Crockett 1st, 6 Room duplex, no Cleon, guaranteed, parts 148-258 Loomis 8L ments, brakes and tune day thru Friday. Contact pets. $500 plus utilities. watches, why not ex­ H e r e ^ Henry 8L Mrs. Noonon ot 646-0314 duced!! Call for appoint­ Realty, 643-1577 for a and service. Low prices. Your Chance Mirgirit Rd. III ups preferred. Will con­ Security. Coll 649-8365 af­ Manchester — Recently 81 Buick Century Wagon change for cosh with a Filrvlcw 8L III ment!! Century 21 Lind­ quick deal! B.D. Pearl 8. Son, 649 low-cost ad In Classified? •II sider applicants with less ter 6pm. renovated 4 room, 2 fam­ Main Street, 643-2171. — Automatic, 6 cylinder, Fclknor Or. III Orlflin 8L Bookkeeper and General sey Real Estate, 649-40IX). 643-2711. experience. Uniforms Office - Shirt jleeve ily house. Quiet, conve­ power steering, power C a r d e d •II RIlymi 8L III I ROOMS Manchester — One bed­ To Get OleettSL provided but must have worker wanted. Grow nient location, new gas M irror — 18'/s" X 33" brakes, air conditioning, Vernon — Deluxe 8 Room 1399 own tools. Full company with company. Salary ne­ IFOR RENT room, second floor, with furnace, $510/month. 647- Including I'/j" metal excellent condition. Coll benefits. 643-6510 for Colonial. Spacious family stove and refrigerator. 1633 or 643-0359. frame. $35. Heavy plate. 872-8972. AU loss gotiable. Start a.s.a.p. room, screened porch, 3 10Vfl-24V4 Manchester Herald appointment. Men Dnly. Central Loca­ No pets. Lease and secur­ 649-7517. Call J.D.C. Enterprises, bedrooms, office or den, ity. $350 per month plus 633-8317. tion. Kitchen privileges. [STORE AND 1979 Ford Mustang — 4 The half-sizer will find Call Circulation Dapt. Infection Control Nurse large kitchen and dining heat. 646-1379. speed, AM/FM Cassette, room, lovely In ground Parking available. Secur­ OFFICE SPACE these comfy culottes ideal (RN) — Permanent part ity and references re­ I [MISCELLANEOUS low mileage. Good condi­ for casual wear. With 647-9946 time position. Apply to: pool, many extras. Must Four Room Apartment tion. $2,800 negotiable. be seen. Priced at only quired. 643-2693. I FOR SALE Princess seams, side belta DNS, Abbey Manor, with appliances. Conve­ Dttice/South Windsor — Call 649-5587. and roomy pockets. Route 14, Windham Cen­ $146,500. U 8. R Realty, Manchester — Excellent nient location. No pets. Sullivan Ave. 2 large y o u ^ No. 1399 with Photo- Legal Secretary — Want 643-2692. References and security. Swim pools warehouse ter, Ct. to combine your skills furnished room for gentle­ rooms, air conditioning, 1980 Datsun 310 GX — 5 Guide is in Sizes 1056 to 'L.,iiuiiillLM [ai $450. 643-4072 otter 4pm. ample parking, $260 a forced to dispose of new PICTURE THIS with helping those In man. References and se­ on/ground, 31 foot long speed, sunroof, AM/FM 2456. Size 1256, 36 bust Equisite 9 Room master­ curity. $48 weekly. 649- month. 236-6021 or 644- cassette, great second 456 yards 45-inch. need? The Legal Aid So­ Manchester — Nice 2 pools complete with huge IM ILEn ciety Is seeking a compe­ piece of a by-gone era. 4003. ______3977. car. $2,400 or best otter. 2 bedroom apartment. Car­ sundecks, fencing, hl-rate TO ORDER, ind $2.M te 2 tent legal secretary tor Its Minutes from Country filters, pump, ladders, Call anytime, 646-0530. RpAta/i ■attai«in,i,^u809f(rFeitKaia4 peting, appliances, gar­ [\ Medical Office Monoger Enfield office. Diversified Clubl $155,900....We Gua­ Room For Rent — For Office Space — Excellent warranty, etc. Asking $978 CadiHag. and Assistant In 1-doctor rantee Our Houses. Blan­ Woman. References. Kit­ age and heat. $550. 644- location with ample park­ 1971 VW Bug — Runs and Interesting work, ex­ 2327. complete. Financing Manchester office. Chal­ cellent benefits. Call 745- chard 8, Rossetto Real chen privileges. $40 per ing. 600, 400 & 300 sq. ft. available. Call Stan, toll- good. $400. Call 646-4058 m H tr»fT a5fca« $, EXTRA MONEY $ lenging but rewarding 0606 for an Interview. Estate, 646-2482. week. 649-5614. office suites are now free, 1-800-524-0595. after 5pm. N««YMk.li.T.iaeM \ multi-task lob. Must en- Print Mwn. M a rti* WIUi *IF EOE. available. 649-2891. CODE, ityln Niwew ta4 ilzt. lov working with & help­ Super Condo — I nr macu­ Large, clean, quiet, pa­ Bovs 26 inch red bike. In 1980 Plymouth Grand With Your Own Part-Time Job.' ing people, as well os late 2 bedroom town- neled, carpeted with big Fury — Excellent condi­ New FASHION with Retail Clerk/VIdeo. Full For Rent Manchester — Free Rent In Manchester good condition. $30, 646- Photo-Guide pattema in handling paperwork. Typ- time and port time. Plea­ house. Carpeting, cedar closet. Near bus tion. No rust. Power Ing required. Medical ex­ Very nice 4 room apart­ — Prime space and loca­ 4W5. brakes, power steering, all size rangea, has e 3 An excellent opportunity tor sant working conditions. appliances, walk-out and shopping. Working tion. New. Hurry. 668-1447. special Grace Cole Collec­ 3 perience desirable. Non- ment, available Imme­ air, AM/FM stereo, ve­ Salary, commissions, basement. Ideal for rec mole. 649^)102. tion for larger aisca; plna smokers only. Please room. $60‘s.... We Gua­ diately. $425 plus gas heat. lour Interior. Best otter. And Like it. health Insurance. Free Call Rose 647-8400 or 646- 2 BONUS Conpona! Housewives and Mothers with reply giving background rantee Our Houses. Blan­ [APARTMENTS Call 742-8843. parking. Flexible hours. 8646. Main Street, Manchester Price .... $2JM) CASHIERS SECURITY and experience to Box K, 646-2772.______chard 8i Rossetto Real IFOR RENT — Office space, 500 sq. ft.. Metal Weights — 6 Posi­ young children ^n jS ^brln g them c/o Manchester Herald. Estate, 646-2482. Excellent location. Heat, tion bench. Squat racks, 77 Monte Carlo — Air, Full Time Babysitter — Manchester — 2 Bed­ turbine wheels, swivel Attendant — For busy self room, no utilities. $325 lonltor. $200 per month, 643-6390 evenings. Waddell School area. 2 One Bedroom Apartment 649-5334. buckets, console, low Smart thoppera ahop MAINTENANCE with you and save on service gas station, Mon­ boys, 8 8. 12. 649-8348 Reach for the Stars and — $380 per month. Secur­ monthly, no pets, first miles. Call 649-2461. ClaaalfledI They find day thru Friday, 2:30 - picture yourself In this floor. 742-0073 evenings. Children's Clothing — If you’re looking for a full or part time opportunity with flexible evenings, 52B-9703 days, ity deposit required. Call Infants-size 6.' Name that'a a good way to fight Bpm. 6 hours on Saturday. ask for Marty. magnificent 9 room Con- 646-2469. the high coat of living. schedules you can really identity with, you'll find it at BJ’s Whole­ babysitting costs Apply In person, Barry’s temporarvl Built and de­ Manchester — Available brand, excellent condi­ 643-2711.______sale Club. When we card you at our door we open it. Texaco, 318 Adams signed for elegant living Immediately. Dne, two tion. Also, new playpen [MOTORCYCLES/ Street, Manchester. combined with todays ac­ and three bedroom apart­ Main Street, Manchester. and used toys. 643-96W. BICYCLES Placing on ad In Cloaalfled From milk to motor oil, you’ll find it all at BJ's. A wholly owned sub­ Real Estate tive llfestylel 3 bedrooms, ments. $410, $475, $525, Private entrance. Ap­ I la aoay. Juat call 643-2711. sidiary ot the Zayre Corp., we are an inventive members only, self- Telephone Solicitor — formal living and dining heat and hot water In­ proximately 850 sq. ft. Wa'II help you with the service cash and carry merchandising warehouse. We stock over 2 rooms, dreom kitchen Manchester - Spacious 4 Presently occupied by 1982 Hondo CX500 — Cus­ Must be experienced. Call cluded. J.D. Real Estate, tom. 1,300 miles. Immacu­ wording of your od. acres oi brand name goods tor business and organizations all oyer. part time trom your own HOMES with breakfast rooms, a room apartment, heat 8, 646-1980. physician. Available Au­ PETS first floor family room hot water Included. Near late condition. Must sell. An■> S’ i knives, pangas (long bladed canecutting knives), and support state-supported terrorism York State, industrial decay in Ohio and towns: Granville, Tolland, New Marlbo­ History In Ashland, Ky. of a streaking Drew Pearson and an enraged sharpened rods were seized by police" duringthe raid "W e have outlined in firm tones are on notice,” said White Hou.se winding West Virginia roads. rough. There’s the sweet smell of cut grass In the next room is a poignant photo of John Madden. There’s also Lester Hayes on the UDF meeting in the Eastern Cape province, a our policy on attacking terrorist spokesman Larry Speakes. "The There was also enough sports memorabi­ and clean air. Enrique Clemente, son of the late Pitts­ after a touchdown looking as if he’s in the police statement said. centers or those responsible for United States will not tolerate lia to satisfy the cravings of the most In Sandisfield is a long road leading to a burgh Pirate star Roberto Clemente, middle of the Sahara. The incident came a day after police raided UDF terrorist attacks," Speakes said. terrorist action against our citi­ dependent of sports junkies and enough old cemetery. Only the occasional whoosh of a kissing a picture of his father. Walk past an imperious painting of NFL headquarters in Johannesburg. A UDF spokesman "That policy remains. The govern­ zens and will be prepared to take uniforms and equipment to open a chain of car breaks the silence. The ground is uneven For baseball card connoiseurs there is the Commissioner Pete Rozelle to another said Patrick Laponya, an official of the organization, ments responsible understand steps.” sporting good outlets. from coffins buried near the surface. rarest of items up a flight of stairs — a Honus room, where amid a grab bag of trophies is was detained during Tuesday’s raid. that In underscoring a warning It is the sort of summer trip you can go at One gravestone belongs to Benjamin Wagner card removed from circulation an account of how the Super Bowl got its Police have accused the UDF — an alliance of some "We will take appropriate ac­ issued by President Reagan Iasi alone or with friends or family. A detailed Smith, a Revolutionary War veteran who because the legendary Pirate shortstop, a name. Apparently, the daughter of Lamar 600 black groups with a total membership of 1.5 tion. The level of our response will month, Speakes refused to com­ road atlas, gassed-up car and good attitude died in 1796. The dead in an English non-smoker, did not want his name Hunt, president of the Kansas City Chiefs, ,V 4 - * y w -v 's . *■' H f million — of being behind the race violence that has be proportionate to the loss ment on a New York Times report are the only essentials. churchyard may go back centuries further, associated with a product sponsored by a had a toy called Super Ball. killed at least 480 blacks and two whites since incurred.” that the administration considered Sports is almost incidental to the venture. but in this country the roots don’t get much tobacco company. “ Subconsciously, I may have been think­ September last year. attacking suspected training bases The principle of "proportionate Even if you have trouble making the deeper. Down the corridor is Ruth’s metal locker ing of Sharron’s toy, ’’ Hunt recalls, “ and one In the Western Cape province, a police spokesman in Nicaragua for Salvadoran response" to terrorism was laid distinction between Mookie Wilson and Have lunch in Great Barrington or steer from Yankee Stadium. And for the serious day I just happen^ to come out and call the ■ ' ' ’' V , '((A said a private home was extensively damaged today down by the administration after Woodrow Wilson there is something to to suit through the summer arts scene in Tangle- Ruthian scholar there is a showcase of the game the Super Bowl.” “ when two hand grenades were hurled through a guerrillas. the killings in El Salvador and most tastes. wood. Take Route 23 into New York State. Bambino’s bowling ball and personal Canton is the birthplace of pro football, window.” No injuries were reported, but . the The air strike against the sites came in the midst of the Lebanon In any event, pack a bathing suit and The Hudson River is sturdy and elegant Christmas cards. also the resting place of William McKinley. spokeman gave no further details. outside Managua was discussed as J throw a tennis racket or set of golf clubs in from the Rip Van Winkle Bridge. Go downstairs for a baseball film or get a Two blacks were also arrested in the Western Cape a possible reprisal for a terrorist hostage crisis. Near the hall is a soaring rotunda honoring J In a subsequent speech to the trunk. There will be opportunities to use On Route 145 is the town of Durham. jump on your holiday gift buying at the the 25th president. So should you suddenly area, where police said a mob fire-bombed and stoned attack in San Salvador that killed members of the American Bar them. Shamrocks and green are everywhere. souvenir shop. be swept by a wave of longing for the ' ;• a school and police vehicles. six Americans, including four Association, President Reagan set The idea was to stick to the back routes, There are Irish bars and Irish linens and For lunch, the Short Stop restaurant is McKinley Administration, there is no better On Tuesday, police shot and killed two blacks in the off-duty Marine guards from the out a legal justification for any hitting the big highways only when neces­ festivals during summer. Irish flags line the down the block. The man behind the counter place to be. Eastern Cape province, raising to 10 the number of U.S. Embassy, The Times said. sary. Fast food restaurants were outlawed. streets. It might as well be County Cork. wears suspenders and loves to talk baseball. blacks killed since the state of emergency was Last week, the administration such action in the future, asserting Local newspapers were required reading. “ The players today don’t concentrate,’’ he imposed Sunday. offered a reward of up to $100,000 a right to retaliate against acts of says. “ They’re thinking about all that On to King’* Island Botha imposed the state of emergency in 36 districts for information leading to "the terrorism out of national self- Reserve In Cooperstown money.” The National Football Foundation’s Col­ of South Africa, mostly around Johannesburg and the effective prosecution and punish- defense. D Up 1-91 to Springfield It’s wise to have hotel reservations during It’s a quick drive to the Farm ers’ lege Football Hall of Fame at Kings Island, southern city of Port Elizabeth, to curb racial unrest • i f ® U Interstate 91, through Connecticut and the summer in Cooperstown. Especially Museum, a replica of 19th-century farm and Ohio, opened in 1978. It looks like a country in the black townships. into Massachusetts, was the last highway July 29. when Lou Brock, Enos Slaughter, village life. Across the way is the ancestral New Engiand high school, done in colonial Police said today they have arrested 653 blacks for a while. Entering Springfield Is a series Arky Vaughan and Hoyt Wilhelm will be home of novelist James Fenimore Cooper. If red brick with gardens out front. ^ 7,(---j since Sunday and, despite worldwide criticism, the DellaFera running of huge blue-and-green panels, creating the inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Cooper’s writing always seemed turgid, the Photos of hall members are housed In a f y '4. i government gave no indication they intend to stop the optical effect of a basketball player In There are inns along the street of this reason is now clear. He stood no chance room resembling a chapel. Among this mass arrests. UPl photo motion for a shot. You are at the new village of 2,300. The lakefront Otesaga Hotel against this resplendent lake view. year’s 17 inductees are Paul Hornung and The blacks were held under the emergency powers South African Bishop Desmond Tutu tells listeners in Kwa Thema Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of management reminds guests that jackets The road out of Cooperstown curves past Tommy McDonald. that allow police to search and detain suspects without for directorship Fame. must be worn in public after 6 o’clock. silos, pastures and cows In conference. Video terminals allow visitors to test their warrants, to hold them incommunicado for any length Tuesday his opposition to all violence, especially the burning of a L It may be only a matter of time before a One bed-and-breakfast lodging is run by On Route 17 Is Elmira and the grave of football wits and read about enshrined of time and to impose curfews and news blackouds. woman in Daduza last week during civil unrest. The bishop addressed gawking driver smacks up a car trying to George and Jane Amas. Their home is three novelist Mark Twain. His inspiration may members. You can also kick a football By Kathy Garmus of Directors, DellaFera said, she L nearly 50,000 listeners who attended the funeral of 15 persons killed figure out what is going on. miles outside of town. For $25 a night you have been the Mississippi R iver but Twain through uprights to the accompaniment of Assistant City Editor would be in a position to support “ We may have to put up a disclaimer," practically have the run of the place plus a loved this place and wrote many books here. cheers or boos. A pressbox features the Please turn to page 10 during the riots. the school board. Her term on that cracks Jerry Healy, promotions director of sumptuous breakfast of freshly laid eggs. Close by Is Coming and. If need be, stock typewriter of columnist Grantland Rice. Board of Education member board ends in 1986 and she would the hall. Drive up the hill for a sweeping view of up on glassware. A highway sign miles later Across the room are the “gold medal Gloria D. DellaFera today rev­ have to step down if elected to the The three-story building, which opened Lake Otsego. The water is clear and blue announces Cuba is upcoming. Pull off the honorees,” a largely political group. Head­ ersed previous statements and Board of Directors. J' "'■’ 4'“ ’' t ■‘iJ June 30, overlooks the Connecticut River and encased by layers of hills. Sailboats road for a look, but there will be little phones attach to each display. Richard Surplus at Issue announced that she is seeking the The Republican Party has not and is a short walk from downtown. It cost gather on the water like ducks. evidence of Castro In military fatigues. Nixon Is lauded for offering “encourage­ Republican nomination to run for yet announced its slate of candi­ $11.4 million and replaces the one on the Or sit on the front porch and read into “ I don’t know,” says a waitress when ment to the conquered.” The last name of the Board of Directors. dates for the board. Springfield College campus where In 1891 twilight. Forget the honking of the cars back asked how Chiba got Its name. “ The question Ronald Reagan Is mispronounced. DellaFera said she made the However, incumbents William J. Dr. James Naismith hung two peach home and listen to the honking of the geese. never occurred to me.” College fight songs and alma maters fill GOP wants to force new session decision to run Tuesday night after Diana, Donna R. Mercier and baskets and Invented the winter game for Over breakfast there is talk of the local Knock off for the night in Jamestown. And the hall all day, raising an interesting / .. .: -if- ■ talking with Republican Town Thomas H. Ferguson have all his students. announced they will seek re- weekly paper. It does not have the most If the Jamestown Expos of the Class A New question. How many times can you listen to , f -H. ' ’-'I Chairman Curtis M. Smith. Del­ The exhibits from the old building have expansive world view. Should one of the York-Penn League are at home, hit the “High Above Cayuga’s Waters” before By Mark A. Dupuis The bill also includes a provision In addiuon to the accountability history several years ago and was laFera. who served on the Board of election. The party has inter­ been retained. Like thej size-22 sneakers of locals venture to New York City for the ballpark. going berserk? ' f ? United Press International to create a Transportation Accoun­ board bill, the House and Senate unable to find any case when the Directors from 1979 to 1981, said viewed a number of candidates for former Detroit Pistons center Bob Lanier — weekend, the paper reassures its readers There is a crowd of 352 on this chilly night. Walk through a replica of an old Notre tability Board to oversee contract will act on several state employee Legislature called itself into she thought running for the board the three remaining slots, but a tribute more to canal boats than to that the visitor “ returned home safely." Between games of the double-header with Dame locker room before reaching the Time HARTFORD — The Legislature awards in the Department of contracts, but are not expected to session. again in November would be "best party officials have declined to footwear. In Cooperstown in 1839, Abner Doubleday, the Batavia Braves the players descend on Tunnel —'hn historical tour reminiscent of a meets in special session today to Transportation — the provision take up O’Neill’s call to allocate “It’s a fait accompli,” said tor my party " Earlier this year, name them. But the new hail clearly puts basketball in the father of baseball, marked the lines of a the concession stand for what is presumably World’s FalV exhibit. I "Jtt" - act on a $210 million local public that prompted Gov. William A. another $18.2 million in aid to cities Senate President Pro Tempore DellaFera said she had no real On the Democratic side, incum­ the high-tech age. Visitors are greeted by a baseball diamond with a walking stick. A dinner. Mike Roundtree, an outfielder for Unfortunately, it begins with a deep-toned works fund as Republicans pre­ O’Neill to veto the earlier version. and towns. Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire, interest in running for the board. bents Barbara B, Weinberg, Ste­ 40-foot high tube through which basketballs hundred years later the hall of fame opened. Batavia, orders nachos with peppers. Eat to narrator wh osp ^a^qt|V ar’ ’ and ‘ ’brother­ who has been talking about calling Smith could not be reached for phen T. Penny, Stephen T. Cas- pared to call their own session next Instead of dipping into the state continually spurt. It Is what amounts to the The town Is a throwback to less win, no doubt. hood” and suggesirfootBaU may link to our House Majority Leader Robert a special session to consider using comment this morning. sano, Kenneth N. Tedford and month to decide what to do with the surplus to finance O’Neill’s prop­ sport’s eternal flame. complicated times. There’s a flag pole and a Afterward, players sign autographs be­ “ primal self.” G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, said GOP DellaFera said she delayed James "Dutch" Fogarty are all state’s growing surplus. osal, the Republicans plan to the surplus to cut taxes or increase In front of a mural of a stadium crowd are traffic light. Flower pots stuffed with red fore going to the locker room. No matter that Stay with it. Learn about “ narpaston,” a leaders have agreed to delay the making her announcement be­ planning to run. Former Republi­ circulate petitions today to force a spending for certain programs. baskets of different heights. Traveling along geraniums hang from street gaslamps. the signatures are not those of Dale Murphy game played by the ancients. Or how ’'f •»*!• sC®; i ' ' f House and Senate Republican startup date for the board until c a u s e she didn’t want the parents can Director Peter DiRosa, who special session that wouid begin The GOP leaders should have no a moving sidewalk, one gets the feel of The myth of baseball and rural America Is or Jim Rice. This is pro baseball at its source 11th-century English schoolboys took to leaders planned to collect petition Oct. 1 and include a process where problem getting the majority of who have supported her during a switched poiitical parties this next month to decide how to spend being, say, 7 feet and shooting at a basket. well preserved. Domed stadiums and and not even the bad lights, bumpy Infield or kicking the skull of a Dane. Alas, poor signatures to force the session next its decisions could be appealed to lawmakers needed to call the controversy over a health course spring after a dispute with Smith, There’s also a room where game films Astroturf are not of Cooperstown’s age. Yet, wild pitches can diminish the thrill. Yorick. month, which would be the first thb governor. the growing surplus. special session since Republicans taught at the town's junior high is expected to fill the sixth slot on ever called by the Legislature project on four walls and quadraphonic across the street from Doubleday Field, site Turn the next day toward Cutting, a speck There are pictures of the first college He said those provisions and The action would be the most control both the House and Senate. schools "to think I was deserting the Democratic ticket. sound simulates noise from crowd, coaches itself and not the governor. of the annual major league exhibition game. of a town that rubs noses with the football game in 1869 between Princeton and technical changes should address dramatic show of power by the Although the fiscal year ended them.” The Republican nominating and players. Want to know what It’s like to Is not a hot dog stand but a vegetarian Pennsylvania border. A woman in the Rutgers. And even back then there were At today’s session, the two O’Neill’s concerns about the bill, Republicans since they took con­ June 30. final figures on the surplus DellaFera. who was at times committee is expected to make its 2 slug It out on the boards with Moses Malone restaurant. general store recalls the tornado in May that problems with college sports. chambers will act on a revised bill although the GOP is not going trol of the two chambers in will not be known until late next critical of the course, said she recommendations to the executive 2 or run the break with Magic Johnson? This The hall is baseball paradise. Past the devastated the area. In the late 1800s, Cornell’s game at to use $210 million from the state along with the governor’s call to January. month or early September. Ro­ would feel more comfortable leav­ committee tonight. The full town may be as close as you get. statue of Ruth in front is the gallery She tells of one woman and her child who Michigan was cancel^ by decree of Cornell surplus to provide $20 million a allow the board only to review David B. Ogle, executive direc­ bertson and Jaekle said floor ing the school board now that a cbmmittee will vote on them “ Before we had mannequins,” Hcaly honoring the gam e’s immortals. Double were swept away but left unhurt. Canceled president Andrew White, who said; “I •* . *, ■ ';i .. ’■ year to cities and towns for local contracts and not to approve or tor of legislative management, action on bills would probably not citizens’ committee has been ap­ Thursday. says. “ Now we have all these things flying rows of plaques line the room. But after this checks, blown miles from Corry, were found refuse to allow 40 men to travel 400 miles public works projects. reject them. said he had researched legislative come until after Labor Day. pointed to study the issue of family The Democratic Town Commit­ around and It’s a feeling of ’Oh, my G od."’ year’s induction little plaque space remains in Jamestown. merely to agitate a bag of wind.” , ' -iif‘s;v life and health education in the tee is expected to vote on nomina- Springfield has the look of an industrial and adjustments must be made. “ It just went through like a lawnmower," Stroll through the golden age of the 1920s public school system. city that has seen more prosperous times. Go from the sublime to the ridiculous. A she says. “ It left everything in sticks.” and Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen. Wander If she were elected to the Board Please turn to page 10 Between the ski country of Vermont to the few steps away on TV screens are repeated There’s destruction of another sort in past the great Midwest teams of Red Grange 3 north and the summer chic of the Berkshires showings of the classic “ Who’s on First?” Youngstown, Ohio. Once the great engines of Illinois and on to the post-World War II era Li’s Taiwan remark hits sour note to the west, it appears to have been left 4 routine of Abbott and Costello. of Industry churned here. Now the steel and Arm y’s famed Lonely End play. behind. On the second floor Is some history; from mills are closed and all is quiet. Factory Near the Hall is Kings Island amusement By Helen Thomas their efforts on opening a new President Li, I can assure you. I ’m But it is certainly pleasant in Court Square the Egyptians (who used a ball for sport) to shells sit idle. Equipment rusts in the yards. park, a sprawling complex with a parking dimension of Sino-U.S. friendly doing rny best to re-establish that Another male bastion hills and up the hill at the Quadrangle, an enclave "1 ^ ' J i? United Press International Alexander Cartwright (who set the rules On a Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. there is not even lot the size of Vermont. Admission is $13.95 U.S.-China accord cooperation” tradition in my own country.” of museums. Also in town is a motorcycle and spread the game) to Alfred J. Reach and a hint of rush hour. Stores are shut. Streets WASHINGTON (UPI) - A but you can easily make an entire day or WASHINGTON — President Li will remain in Washington for In his toast. Reagan also an­ In seemingly endless committee museum and the home of the inventor of the the advent of professionalism. are deserted. Music is pumped into a mall night of it. is long time coming Boxer wanted somewhere to Reagan and Chinese President Li a few more days, meeting with nounced the Chinese goverment meetings. monkey wrench. It’s not a trip to the Louvre, The abbreviated display of early black but no one is there to listen. It’s as If the city work out. The males-only con­ At the entrance is an International section Xiannian have completed a nu­ — see page 4 Cabinet officials and members of had invited Vice President George gressional gym looked like a Boxer, a petite woman, fig­ leading to a 330-foot replica of the Eiffel clear cooperation agreement Congress. Bush to visit in October. good place — but the door was ured a self-deprecating song Tower. Stuff yourself with pizza — $1.11 for started 15 months ago but Li warns Reagan, who underwent intesti­ ...... V .?< closed. might do the trick, so she wrote an insubstanUal slice — and bratwurst and better relations could be blocked nal cancer surgery 11 days ago, Reagan’s role at the dinner was f . » ijps, So Rep. Barbara Boxer, D- a parody to “ Has Anybody Seen the like. There are roller coasters, arcades, by a longstanding sore point — the leaders referred to signs of went through his first day of curtailed and he cut short his Calif., and a group of congress- My10 P»opt«talk. equipment, is a welcome refuge House members, including a Shenandoah Valley. ___ 6 Spor1t _ Taiwan,” he said. “ I hope this Reagan, 74, also told Li, 76: sional review, would permit the Ahead may also lie hotel bills to pay at tmwUlnmanl _ 14 T«l«vl9lon . question can be resolved ... so that, “ President Li comes from a sale of nuclear reactors and for representatives seeking to performance for a Democratic home. But take consolation. Alfred J. 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