10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. May 28. 19«5 MANCHESTER EOCUS NEW ENGLAND WEATHER V. LOOK FOR THE STARS. . . i * N. Elm bond plan Rhubarb pies make Ex-lover Incriminates Clear sky tonight; could go to voters summertime smash Ivon Bulow once more sunny on Thursday Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get ... page 8 ... page 13 ... page 7 ... page 2 better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a ★ difference It makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4- Jianrhratrr M m lh Krr ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright CELEBRITY CIPHER ManchBBtsr, Conn. — A City of Viliage Charm Wednesday, May 29,1985 — Single copy: 264 C e H W ly O phw onfplogrEme ire creeled kom quowtone by lemoue people, peel end present Each letter le the t ip lw siandB lor anoinor 7P0l^*e oPre. 5 epueH O < by CONNIE WIENER WM. WAS OFbeA ihsniED ET ne>Na6WBofecAr. “KRWWVRUL YH NAL SRTX Lydall RQILPNMWL ePLR NS NAL House OKs eeoRWOTx.” — istn r yw l. hangs on PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "If w « kfMW lM(o««hand whar* wars going to fall, wa couM lay do«m a carpal." — Ruaaian provarb. to plant O O P ’s town • iaa»byNCA.InG. IW

Bv Kathy Gormut Herald Reporter u o A L N o n cr TOWN OP ANOOVm ION Lydall Inc. ha« decided to retain aid measure PUOUC NSMUNO OP PLANMNO • lO N N M Cl ON C N A N O a IN MMOIvmiON MOULATKMM a paperboard manufacturing div- Tha Planning S Zoning Commission of Andovar, Connac- ioion Which company officiaU HARTFORD (U P I) - The state Republicans countered that 5 -1 * flcuf will hold 0 Public Mooring in fha lowar laval of lha Town announced earlier thio year they House has approved and sent to the O’Neill's plan was a “ one-sbot" Offlca Building on Monday. Juno Iblh of 7:30 p.m. on tha fol­ Senate a bill that would provide measure and towns and cities may lowing potiflons: had tentatively agreed to aell, a company opokeewoman said municipalities with $20 million a come to rely on money that Is year in revenue sharing grants to available this year but may not be To Contanfs of Raqulromonts of Mops: today. Ramova Sacflon 5.5. Erosion and Sadlmanloflon Control Carol Butanas, manager of cor­ hold down property taxes. in future years. Plan. Add ravlsad Sacflon 5.5, Erosion and porate relations for the The revenue-sharing plan was The GOP leaders say their plan CARS/TRUCKS CARS/TRUCKS Sadlmanfotton Control Plan. Manchester-baaed Lydall Inc., approved 119-12 T u ^ a y night is designed to be ongoing and is imFOR SALE FOR SALE To ramova Sacflon S.S antltlad Erosion and Sadlmantoflon aaid the company planned to after Republicans rejected a series based on formulas that represent a Control Plan ond raplaca with ravlsad Sacflon S.SantIf lad continue operating the Lydall ft of Democratic amendments. fair allocation of the money among Erosion and Sadlmantotlon Control Plan. The Republican plan would also rural, suburban and urban 75 TOYOTA STATION Fouldf Divioion in MancbMter for 1V75 MERCU RY COMET - To ramova Sacflon 11.3 antltlad DafInitlons and raplaca with at laatt aeveral more yean. take interest from the state's communities. Plus two snow tlrgg, auto­ WAGON - 5-spoad. Runs ravlsad Sacflon 11.3 antitia Dafinitlons. “ It hai been taken off the so-called Rainy Day fund, which is The Connecticut Conference of matic. air condltlonlno. on rggulor gas. Good At this haor Ing, Infarastad parsons may oppaor and ba h a ^ Municipalities, the state's largest and writtan communications will ba racal vad. Capias of tlw market,” abe oaid. expected to reach $200 million this AM/FM radio, no body condition. Now tiros, bot- municipal lobby, also called Tues­ rust. 71.000 original tory. clutch A timing proposad chongas ora on flla In tha offlca of tha Town Clark. But Butenai aaid the division year, and distribute that $20 Town Office Building. million a year for local road and day for lawmakers to provide mllgg. Ong ownor. E ncoI- chain. $995.649-7350. would probably be offered for sale Doted In Andover, Connecticut this 2Sfh day o f M ay, IfSS, again in the future. bridge repair work, using a differ­ more than the $40 million included Ignt canditlon. S2.S00. M3- and 7fh day o f Juno, 19S5. 2320 aftor dpm. 1976 CHEVY MALIBU The diviaion was put up for sale ent formula to distribute the aid. in the GOP plan. ANDOVER PLANNING 6 ZONING COMMISSION Democratic legislators offered The conference asked for a CLASSIC - Now gnglng. JOHN L. KOSTIC. CHAIRMAN last May because company offi­ an amendment, defeated 7S-70, substantial increase in first-year 1970 AMC CONCORD tiros, shocks and morol 073415 cials said it did not fit in with STATION WAGON • Asking $1,200. 6464615. Lydalt’s long-range plans to manu­ which would have provided funding for both the local road and Good running condition. facture more high-technology another $63.6 million to cities and property tax relief programs while Automatic, powor stoor- LBOALNOnCB products. towns for local road work and guaranteeing at least $20 million in 79|INtT0RCYCLEt/ TOWN OP ANOOUBR each area in coming years. Ing. goad tiros and PUBLIC NBARINO OPPIAMSONO o r : : : ______Lydall President Millard H. property tax relief. brakos. $1,475. Call 643- i1 *Z l 1 ||CYCLE8 ON CNANBBB Bl XOMNOI RBOUIATIOIN Pryor Jr. said in February that the Democratic legislators said The House’s action came amidst 6002 or 649-6305. The Plonning 0 Zoning Cammissien of Andovar, Cannae- company had reached a tentative Tuesday the plan proposed by Gov. a flurry of other legislative 1904 HARLEY DAVID­ tlcutwIllholdoPuM Ic Haorlna In tha lowar level of tha Team WiUiam A. O’Neill U fairer and activity. ...:_U ldliiding on M...... — ------sales agreement with several 1976 OLDS STARFIRE - SON - Low ridor. bolt following p a tltl^ : buyers, including division Presi­ more comprriienaive than the $40 The Senate gave final approval A i r condltlonlno. drivo. 3.700 mllos. 05JOO. dent Paul G. Grady. Pryor refused million local aid program pro­ to bills mandaUng a two-year jail AM/FM. 4 (Ptod. V-6. 42941107. To Contants, Section 4 of lha Ganarol Ragulotlona, odd: at the time to name the other posed by the Legislature’s Repub­ term for first offemters for $1,700 or bott otfgr. lican m^ority. Erosion and Sadlmantotlon Control Plan A1& people involved in the deal or to UPi photo drunken driving and ending extra O'Neill bad proposed a $38.6 hours at bars and clubs. THUNDERBIRD. 1979 - Actlvltlat Raoulrlno a Corttflad Erosion A10.1 diaclose the terms of the tentative RECREATION and Sadimant Control Plan TOWN OP MANCHESTER agreement. President Reagan holds the book American revolution” against an "un­ million increase in aid to cities and It also approved so-called living Air. buckot Mats, wirg Examptlens 4.10J TOWN OF MANCHESTER LBOAL Nonca VBHCLES Erosion ond Sadimant Control Plan 4.10J LEGAL NOTICE Grady today, declined comment containing his tax proposals which he wise, unwanted and unfair” corporate towns to help avoid local property will legislation and a bill to reform wlwols. AM/FM boautl- Tha Plonnlnp and Zoning Commission will hold o public At o m eeting on M ov 20,19t5 the Planning and Zoning Com­ Minimum AccaplWa Standards 4.10.4 on the matter and referred huiulr- will present to Con9(esh- in a televised tax system. His plan would attempt to tax increases and a $25 millkm^ the one-man grand jury system. ful condition, woll maln- Issuance or Denial of Cortlflcotlon 4.10J haorlna on Monday, June 3,1W5 at 7:00 P.M . In the Haorlne mission m ode the follow in g decision: 17 ft. GLASSCRAFT Fl- Room, Lincoln Canter, 494 Main Street, Manchester. Con­ ies to group Vice President Leo­ increase in aid for road and bridge Meanwhile the House also ap- talnod. $3,600. 643-1047. CandlHens fWotlne to Soil Erosion and 4.106 ANNE L MHJXa g aiCHARO B. MEBRITT - aiTB FLAN - JBFFBR- speech Tueaday, the president asked cut individual and corporate tax rates. borgloss Boot-40horsop- Sadimant Control necticut to hoar ond consider tha following petitions: nard R. Jaskol, who was handling repairs, tapping the state'ssurplus prqved-a ooove to give coaenmers JACK DAVia- RESUBDIVISION- DCIR RUN TRAM. ANO LVDALL aON STREET (M-43A) Approved d detailed final site plan of AlnWoahs to join him in “ a second 1970 TAN FIESTA - Into- owor. Evinrudo motor Inspection 4.10.7 developm ent - Lot 2. Jefferson St. the sales negotiations. for the funds. at least three years to absorb rate and trallor. Now uphols- Sm aET <0-27B) - T o rasubdivide o portion o f Parcel C pros- House Minority Leader Irving J. rlor and body In good To Soetton 4, Oanorol Regulations, odd: antly contolnlna approximately 39.7 acres In tha "Lvdoll A copy of this decision has ben filed In the Town Clerk's of­ Jaskol was unavailable for com­ bikes to fiaance Connecticut’s condition. Good driving tory. $ie00. 42941107. Erosion and Sadlmantotlon Control Plan 4.10. Woods" rasubdivislon Into 75 lots and four parcels to be fice. ment this nnoming, but a spokes­ Stolberg, D-New Haven, said the share of the Millstone III and ' condition but noods soma To Soctlon 34, DoRnltlona, ramova and add: known os Section III, Phases V, VI, VII ond VIII "Lvdoll Democratic plan would help com­ Seabrook 1 nuclear power plants. A BAR D F toilet soap Woods" - 727V and 747V Lvdoll Street. PLANNING ANO ZONING COMMISSION » woman said the tentative dral waa Ramova Section M . Dotlnltlons, ond odd Soctlon 34, LEO KWASH, SECRETARY ' munities with the greatest needs The House Tuesday v o t^ 147-1 work. $14100. Call aftor placed In suitcases will Intarpratotlon and Doflnlflons. MARTBL ROTHMAN a MATTHEW - ZONE CHANGE - NEW BOL­ called off because financing was Special interests waste 5gm for appolntmont to TON NOAO (M-44) - To changa tha zoning classification from Doted at Manchester, CT this 20th day of May, 1915.'* while the GOP program would give to approve and send to the Senate keep them smelling ni­ At this haarlng, Intorostad parsons may appear and bo hoord not available. sag car. 646-5945. Rural Rasidanca to Residence AA for o parcel of approxima­ 0754K more money to wealthy towns. ce...and may come In ond wriltan communlcof loos will ba racalvad. Copies of tha tely 1.7S acres - rear portion o f 73V New Bolton Rood. Besides the group that included the bill to require the state proposed chongas ora on file In tha offlca of tha Team Clerk, MCHOLAB J. FALERMO/BIRCH MOUNTAM ESTATES, INC. - RE- Grady, the company also nego­ “The Republican plan means Department of Public Utility (fon- handy next time you go Tosm Offlca Bulldino. SUBARU - 1904 - GL on o vacation trip. Boost aUBOWiaiON - XIMaERLV DRIVE ANO TANU DRIVE (B-59) - To tiated with other prospective less tax relief and fewerrepairs to trol to phase in the higher rates Hatchback. Cosmic bluo. Doted In Andovar, Connecticut this 30fh day of May, INS, resubdivida two parcels of approximately 7.M acres Into Se­ roads and bridges in nearly every over a period of between three and your vacation budget by and 7th day of Juno, INS. van lots and two porcals to ba known os "Blue Troll Estates, ADVERTISING ASSISTANT buyers. no time in assaiiing pian Excollant condition. selling Idle Items around Phase II 6 III" - 70V ond 147V Kimberly Drive. city and town," Stolberg said. 10 years. (Stories on page 19). $6,700. 6464X140 anytimo. ANDOVER PLANNING 6 ZONING COMMISSION “ We came close with a couple of your home for cash. At this haorlno Interested parsons may ba heard and writtan , buyers,” Butenas said. 604-7600 oftar 6pm. JOHN L. KOSTIC CHAIRMAN communications received. Copies of these petitions hove 25 Hours a week Place an ad In classified S73«S bean filed In tha Town Clark's'offlca and m ay be Inspected Grady will continue as head of Bv Bud Newman are being asiwd to pay for those to find a cash buyer. during o ffice hours. the diviaion, which employs about United Press International Related stories, new preferences are the people in PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION seeking someone with 55 people, she said. the middle class." (^h ard t said. PIVITATION TO BIO Leo Kwosh, Secretory Zoners won’t let 'The division is located at 615 WASHINGTON - WiUi milUous s e e p a g e 5 Several spokesmen for special Sacried bids will ba racalvad Doted at Manchester, Connecticut thls2tthdov of May. 1905. knowledge of newspaper In tha General Services' of­ 074415 Parker St. and manufactures of dollars in coveted tax breaks interest groups generally believed WE NEED A flca, 41 Cantor Straat, Mon- paperboard that is used in game under attack from President Rea­ to be the losers in the Reagan chesfar, Connecticut, until NOTICE OF ad layout. Typing skills a boards, cereal boxes and Jewelry gan’s new tax reform plan, special proposal felt it eliminated too JUNE 14, 1N5 of 11 ;W o.m. PUBLIC a *»a Riley Olds move STRETCH YOUR burggr interests wasted no time circling port “ if the president’s plan is many deductions. FUU TIME OmCE CLERK for tha following: Sole to the highest bidder of packaging. Pryor and Grady have (DPURCHASE OF NEW abandoned goods consisting budopt By using one port must. Computer experi­ refused to disclose the division's their wagons and trying to shoot everything be says it is.” But he “ We’re concerned that invest­ WATER METERS of beds, choirs, cabinets, to­ soy extender to four ports sales and earnings figures. holes in the proposal. vowed not to “ rubber stamp” the ments may not be made if the cost By Susan Vaughn other members concerns were MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 - 5 (2)POLICE UNIFORMS bies, bedroom sets, kitchen ence helpful. of meat. Your taste buds Lydall ft Foulds was the third Even before the president went plan. of capital is greatly increased,” Herald Reporter based on a review and recommen­ AND RELATED ITEMS sets, living room sets, vari­ won't be able to tell the (3HNFRA-RED HEATER ous household appliances, division of Lydall to be offered for on national television Tuesday During his televised Democratic said Rochelle Bernstein of the U.S. dations to the board from Water assorted housewares, mis­ difference, but your DuMBEwMlnelutfae bookkBBPlng. light typing, METHOD RESTORA­ Call Penny Sadd sale since 1983. Its Federal Pack­ night to announce his plan, interest response to Reagan’s speech, Chamber of Commerce. The Zoning Board of Appeals and Sewer Administrator Robert TION OF TOWN cellaneous books, clothing, budget will I Boost your Rostenkowski said Reagan's plan Wayne Tbevenot, president of phon* work and various dutios as rtqulrtd. STREETS linens, toys, tools, televi­ age Division in Minneapolis, groups were issuing dire forecasts Tuesday night denied an applica­ Young on the storage and monitor­ sions, olr conditioners, ro- budget by selling Idle Minn., was sold to a group of about its effects on the economy. was m erely a “ starting point” in a the National Realty (fommittee, an tion by Bob Riley Oldsmobile Inc. Exporltnct with computtrs would ba helpful Tha Town of Monchasfer Is Items In your home with a 643-2711 ing of the petroleum products on equal opportunity am- dlos ond various personal ef­ management investors in 1983 and They said the Reagan proposals, long tax reform debate. association of large commercial to allow the car dealership to ntove but will train the right person. ployar, and raoulras on offlr- fects. low-cost od In classified. stored at the business. He said in motlva action policy for oil of To be held at Rent-A-Spoce, its Superior Ball Division was sold if passed by Congress, would lead He also urged average Ameri­ developers and investors, said to an industrial site on Adams the review, “ The site is so close to Its Contractors and Vendors Inc., 212 Chopel R d „ South between 9 and 11 a.m. to Hoover Universal of Ann Arbor, to a m ajor reduction in business cans to participate in that debate Reagan’s proposal would have “ a Street because of concerns about the river, it is difficult to determine good gglgry os o condition of doing busi­ Windsor, CT on June 11th, Mich., last year for a cash price of investment because much of the by expressing tbeir opinions to s u b ^ n tia l negative impact on the pollution to the nearby Hockanum ness with tha Toam, os par 191S at 2:00 P.M . The poods of if an underground leak would health beneftts • hoHdaya h birthdaya Fodarol Order 11244. Patricio Spencer, Carl Lin­ about $16 million. interest on that borrowed money their members of Congress so that real estate industry.” R iver and an underground water pollute the river or groundwater.” Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ ders, Bertram Rove, Kath­ Lydall Inc., which has headquar­ would no longer be deductible. special interests are not the only supply. leen Power, Leonard Ander­ “ It will lower property values, it Reale, however, asked wbetter cations ora ovollobla at lha ters at One Colonial Road, manu­ They also predicted a decrease voices beard. On a 4 to 1 vote after several Ganarol Services' offlca. son and Elwood Monlpoult will curtail investments and ulti­ the pollutants used 1^ an auto TOW N OF MANCHESTER, will be sold to the highest bid­ factures metal, plastic, elasto­ in bousing sales because interest Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., co­ mately it will have to (lead to) bearings on applications at Lincoln dealership would be any worse der. jA p p l| ^ In pWfSOn DRIwMOg CONNECTICUT meric and fiber products for deducUons for second homes author erith Rep. Richard Ge­ substantial increases in rents," be Center, the board denied a special than those used by a manufactur­ ROBERT B. WEISS, The lien holder reserves the industrial use. The company had would be eliminated and a hefty phardt, D-Mo., of a Democratic tax a.m. • 11 a.m. GENERAL MANAGER right to bid on poods at the said. exoepUon and several variances ing plant. He also said, “ We have to sole. 01902. sales in 19M of $130 million and increase in housing rontol costs reform plan, said he was “ elated:' Riley needed to nwve its Center ■L 071-05 A National Association of Home­ consider that there is another auto 009412 earnings of $9.5 million. because landlords would have “When I first proposed tax Street business to the former Ward builders spokesman predicted dealership just up the road.” hiidier costa and gun-shy investors reform four years ago, people Manufacturing -building at 250 Cardinal Buick Inc. is at 81 Adams For 0 lono-lostlna firg, home sales will drop as much as 15 EMERGENCY? In Man- would built fewer units. laughed," Bradley said in a Adams St. Alphonse Reaie cast the St. choosg hardwood loos Reagan's proposals fared much statement. “ Tonight, they laugh no percent if the Reagan plan passes. iianrtfPBtrr Hrralli chottor. dial 911 for firg, that producg o thortgr only dissenti^ vote. Cooney countered Haebadour­ pollcg, mgdlcol hgip. Florida btter OQ Capitol Hill. While con­ m ore." Lisa Kimbro of the independent Riley also bad submitted, a ian’s comments saying that the flomg and burn lots ro-1 gressional leaders expressed some Petroleum Association of Anter- pidiv than toft woods. If Gephardt said the biggest prob­ request for an inland wetlands storage of gasoline and oil was a oromo It thg motf Impor­ reservations, they generally ap­ lem he saw in Reagan’s plan “ is ica, which represents small permit to the Planning and Zoning major concern to the company. He tant consldgrotlon, islgct plauded the president for advanc­ that it appears to give back a lot of diiilers, said t ^ Reagan plan Comission, but the ZBA’s action and other representatives of Riley wood from fruit trsos. if executes ing tax reform. preferences (deductions) toalotof eliminating the oil depl^on allo­ will prohibit him from gMng ahead described methods the company you hovg flroploco loos Rep. Dan RoetenkowsU, D-IU., special interests such as big oil and wance is “ going to be a problem for with any other applications. would use to comply with proposed tor lolo, find buvort ths the chairman of the-tax-writing (companies that use) capital the industry. It is not what this Robert Riley, owner of the state regulations on storage of both HOUSEWIVES quick and soiy wav ... Ways and Meane Committee, gains. country n e ^ in terms of energy dealership, had planned to buy, new and waste petroleum pro­ with 0 low-cost od In Francois promised strong Democratic sup- “ I ’m afraid that the people who exploration.” remodel and expand the former ducts. The state Department of Clostlflod. 643-2711. Ward Manufacturing building so Environmental Protection regula­ STARKE, Fla. (UPI) - Former that he could more than double the tions are expected to take effect Earn Extra Money heroin addict Marvin Franooia size of bis dealership from 10,000 Aug. 1, they said. died in the electric chair today for Soviets pin taiks on ‘Star Wars’ square feet to 26,000 square feet. Cooney also said, “ It was our the 1977 alayings of an alleged drug His present dealership is on one intent to preserve the linear park With Your Own dealer and five other peo^e. By John A. Collcott carries with it a considerably that there must be a halt to the acre and the Ward property is on along the river," be said. The Francola, 30, was pronounced United Press Internotionol greater risk of nuclear war and Reagan administration's Strategic 4.4 acres. ^ property slopes down to the river are in the dead shortly 7 a.m. EDT from a sharply reduced chances of reach­ Defense Initiative research into a Board Chairman Edward Ha- and the hiking trail is below the Part Time Job S,00B-volt surge of electricity. He GENEVA, Switoeriand - Tlie ing agreement on disarmasment missile defense system before it ebadourian proposed the board portion of the property that would Manchester •pent his last hours alone after chief Soviet negotiator at the iMuea,” Karpov said. will agree to any reductions in deny the application, saying re­ be developed, Cooney said. embracing hie mother and child­ Geneva arms reduction talks to­ “ On the contrary, renunciation nuclear weapons. peatedly that Riley’s plaiu were Carol Zebb, assistant town Herald ren one laat time early today. day ruled out any progress as long of the development, including The United States has main­ insensiUve to the site on which the planner, said that the town staff business was proposed. He questi­ .. . and mathers with young children, bring them He ate a hearty final mral of as the United ^ t e s continues reeeardt, teeting and deployment tained that SDI — popularly known bad some concern about previous oned Attorney John Cooney, who with yDu and save on baby sitting costs. everyday. •hrimp, tobeter tell, barbecued research on the “Star Ware” of space strike arms, would open as “ Star Wars” — is a research contamination of the water in the •para riba, chicken breaet, w ater space-bated missile defense the way to radical reductions in program and will not be used as a represented Riley, on the lack of town aquifers from a business on Twenty-two Hours per week. melon, strawberriee, iliced toma- system. nuclear armsandultiinately tothe bargaining chip. natural buffers between the busi­ New State Road, which is near the mart In a statement on his arrival realixation of mankind’s cherished Both Washington and Iiloscow ness and the Hockanum River Salary plus gas allowance. toea and french friee in hie Florida Ward site. NEED H ELP? from Moscow, Ambaasador Viktor dream — complete elimination of are blaming the other for blocking Linear Park and on the location of State Priaon cell at 4:31 a.m. Call hoppers P. Karpov said the United Sutes nuclear arms everywhere," be progress toward an arms control the business “ smack on top of a The convicted killer, who re­ S must make “ the necessary adjust- aaid. agreement. town aquifer” — an underground Put the Classifieds to work fused the services of a clergyman, menta” in its position if existing “ That is why nuclear and space Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ supply for drinking water. Hacba- Shop the became the 13th person executed Inside Tinlav SOUND IM m eSTIM Q r offensive nuclear araenels are to arms questions must be consi­ chev said Monday the first round of dourian also said Cooney was not in the United States this year, the Now for 3TOU... for fast results be reduced. dered and resolved in their organic talks bad been “ completely fruit­ senslUve to the regulations on You can be a Herald Area Adviser Classifieds. 44th since the Supreme Court lifted The second round o f talks will interrelatioariiip.” Karpov said- less" and he was “ pessimistic” underground storage of gasoline and handle and supervise our its ban on capital puniahment in 24 pages, 4 sections begin Thursday after a six-week about positive developments in the and oil. carrier boys & girts. If you like kida 1S7S. The American team flew into — want a little indepandenoe and Manchester recees. The Drat round o f talks Geneva shortly after midnight second. “ M y reaction is this is the worst A

< •A MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29. 1985 — 3 I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May W. 1985 Cuba emerges as leading Latin spokesman School renovations may be delayed I unpayable.” Uruguay's new civilian govern­ Brasilia. • v Jon t B u s m v lems, it is irresponsible in the Castro has recommended that at management of the foreign debt, in ment, headed by President Julio The moves by Castro, in power Building chairman cites bonding conflict Unlttd Pratt Inttrnatlonol the very least the region should be the refusal to consider the debt as Sangulnetti, re-established com­ longer than any Latin American given a grace period of 10 to M mercial ties with Cuba one month leader except President Alfredo HAVANA — Cuba, long isolated something more than an economic •v Sarah Pottall the achools. Leaky walla need He also said the architects’ plans million. If estimates come in years on its 1360 billion debt, while after taking office last year. A Stroessner of Paraguay, would in tbit bemltphere by its reliance phenomenon because the debt is fixing at Nathan Hale School, and are far from ready and that there higher, he said he would favor Uruguayan Foreign Ministry offi­ have been unthinkable at one time. Htrald Raporfar on the Soviet Union and defiance of Western governments take over also a political problem." Boweri and Waddell schoola need are not yet even preliminaiy cost paring the project to within the the amount owed to private banks. cial said talks to establish full When the United States imposed the United States, is slowly em erg­ Tha Board of Education may elevatora for handicapped accesi. estimates. range he has in mind. His comments were silently Washington has dismissed Cu­ diplomatic relations were a d v a n a trade blockade on Cuba in 1664 ing as a key member of the Latin dalay for a year teeking votora' In bia oral report to the board "It's just too much to do and too " I don't think the public's going cheered throughout the region for ba's position on the debt as an c i n g “ steadily." and broke relations, Mezicn was American community and a cham­ during ita meeting at Mancheater short a time to do it,” he said. to accept another 58 million bond stating what most Latin leaders attempt to forge regional unity by Although Colombia and Cuba the only Latin American nation approval tor a multi-million dollar pion of regional solidarity. plan la ronovato five public ichool High School, M affe alM warned M affe said he rejected last week issue,” be said after the board believe but cannot say in the public playing on anti-American feelings. have no formal diplomatic ties. that rehised to go along with the against putting the icbool bonding one architect's proposal to build an meeting. A 55.8 million renovation — that the debt will never be paid. "The current effort by Cuba to Foreign Minister Augusto Ra­ measure. It has mainUined close buildiagi, oven though the stato it One example of the change was praaaliig tha board to bring the up for a vote at the same time addition to house a new library at of the high school was completed utilise the regional debt crisis is in mirez Ocampo carried a message ties with Cuba ever since. the favorable reception among rasidenta may be voting on a Bowers School as part of -the last summer and residents are the same spirit of putative regional from President BellsarioBetoncur The blockade pushed Cuba into buUdlaga up to code. Latin American governments of "Fidel is a statesman who is propoial to spend 58 million to 510 project. The state code does not currently paying off the 20-year alignment," said Kenneth Skoug, to Castro four weeks ago in a closer ties with the Soviet Union The chairman of the board’a Cuban President Fidel Castro's respected more each day ... million dollars of their tax money permit a school library on the first bond that funded it. director of the State Department's weekend meeting that coincided and the East bloc. The Soviets now Buildiag and litoa Ckmimittoe, pronouncement that their foreign precisely because he has referred to renovate the town'a sewage floor, where it is currently located Office of Cuban Affairs. with a secret visit by Nicaraguan support the Cuban economy with 34 Franeia Naffe Jr., said T u ai^y debt was "unpayable.” to something that is first in their that the committee will probably treatment plant. at Bowers. But M affe said the THE HIGH SCHOOL is back on The new acceptance of Cuba is President Daniel Ortega. billion annually, according to “ The debt can be renegotiated concerns," acting Cuban Foreign not have a formal racommanda- architect will have to find a way to the list for renovations because the spread along the ideological And Brazil's fledgling civilian Western diplomats. and nothing at all will be solved," Minister Jose Raul Viera told tlon on tha project ready in time to MAYOR BARBARA B. WEIN­ use existing space in the building. state made major revisions to the spectrum. government has also expressed Castro said in a widely publicized foreign Journalists visiting Ha­ Cuba Is expected to capitalize on put a referendum queation on the BERG said Tuesday that she will “ I said, ‘No w a y ,"’ to the building code in 1981 — after the Newly elected Ecuadorian Pres­ willingness to re-esUhlish diplo­ interview. "T o try to collect this vana this month. the failure of the U.S. economic ballot thii fall. ask the Board of Directors to name addition, M affe said. "It's too last renovation was begun, ident Leon Febres Cordero, a matic ties, which could come blockade against Marxisbled Ni­ FIDEL CASTRO debt, at least in Latin America, “ U.S. policy toward Latin Amer­ School Superintendent Jamea P. a citizena' committee to study the expensive.” Kennedy said. New codes require conservative, visited the island during the Latin Anterican parlia­ caragua to draw support in Latin would be socially explosive. ica is an irresponsible policy, it is . . earning reapaot Kennedy said Manchester High feasibility of a November referen­ new doors and ceiling tiles April 14. mentary meeting set for June in in “ Our position is that it’s irresponsible in economic prob­ America. School is in the most Immediate dum on the sewer bonding. If IH E SCHOOL BOARD has hired throughout the building and need of code work, with Bowers, voters approve the sewer work — two Manchester architectural sprinklers over the stage in the Waddell, Verplanck and Nathan which the town administration firms to prepare plans for the auditorium. Potentially cancer- Hale elementary schools next in lays would coat between 520 work. Lawrence Associates Is causing asbestos insulation must Weather line. million and $22 million — the state assigned to Bowers and Waddell also be removed from the audito­ Peopletalk elementary schools and Manches­ The list of propoied renovations la expected to reimburse the town rium and from around pipes in all includes replacing three roofa, for more than half the cost. ter High School, and Mankey four schools’ boiler rooms. Today’s foracast replacing ceiling tiles and putting Associates has been retained for Maffe said he has a transcript of Acting american Governor at the wheel eacape windows in all groundfloor Maffe said his committee's work Verplanck and Nathan Hale ele­ taped notes the state inspector Connecticut. Massachusetts has been stalled because it still has mentary schools. made during his tour of the SUng, the Police lead singer who is branching Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards became a claaarooma, Kennedy said. New and Rhode Islaad: Today: be­ not received a report of a state Board Chairman Leonard E. buildings last month but does not into movies, has an interesting theory about driving force in politics, serving as chauffeur for windows and other energy-saving inspector's tour of the four schools. Seader said he wants the commit­ consider the transcript to be the American actors, including his most recent Cajun fiddler Doug Kershaw in the video he made coming sunny. Highs 60 to 70. measures are also on the list for all tee to “ take the time to do the Job Photo by M4lvln HoiwHz to accompany his song with Fats Domino, “ My Tonight: clear. Lows in the 40s to state's final list of mandated co-star Jennifer Beals. properly,” and also agreed with "Jennifer is an American, which puts her at a Toot-Toot.” lower 50s. Thursday: sunny. change:^. M affe’s second premise. great advantage. All Americans imagine from In the four-minute video Edwards is driving Highs 70 to 90 but a little cooler " I don't pay too much attention Generations “ Perhaps we ought not to be day one that they're in a movie,” he says in Kershaw down New Orleans' Bourbon Street Cape Cod. School board approves to it unless it's an official report,” competing for funds at the same Moviegoer magazine. “ Whether you drive a taxi when their limousine is blocked by another car. Maine and New Hampshire: he said after the board meeting It was a proud moment for Wendy Mroaek, left, and her tim e” as the town, Seader said. or work in a deli, there is some situation comedy Edwards honks the horn several times, prompt­ Mostly sunny today. Highs in the Tuesday. " I can't blame the mother, Elaine, when Wendy took oaths in Superior Kennedy took the same position. or drama on television that you can identify with, ing the passenger of the car ahead to step out, upper 60s to mid 70s. Clear 3-year pact with aides inspector” for the delay, he said, “ We should not be competing for Court at Rockville last week and received her license to which gives you vocabulary, behavior, move­ looking for a fight. noting that there are only two such tonight. Lows in the mid 30s to m ajor funding if there are alterna­ practice law in Connecticut. As clerk of the court, Elaine ment and language. It is all characteristically The fight-seeker is David Carradine, the actor A three-year contract approved Special education aides claimed inspectors for all the public schools lower 40s. Sunny Thursday. tives,” he said. But he added that American and filmic.” known for various Kung Fu-fighting roles. When Tuesday between the Board of the largest increase under the in the state. Mrosek, who lives in Manchester, has administered oaths Highs in the 60s at the coast to 75 the school renovation work is an Sting will star in "The Bride,” a remake of the Kershaw and Carradine recog^ze each other, the Education and paraprofessionals terms of the new contract. They Maffe said state codes have to many young lawyers. But she said that so far as she to 80 inland. “ important and pressing” issue. Mrs. Frankenstein movie. With Beals as the fight turns into a discussion of tooting horns, who work in the Manchester will average nine percent raises changed several times since the Vermont: Today sunny and Maffe said he expects the project four elementary schools were built can determine, she was the first clerk to administer the manmade woman. It's a role she finds more leading into “ My Toot-Toot,” which has become pleasant. High 65 to 70. Tonight schools calls for the lowest starting each year, with the top salary salary to climb almost 51,000 over to cost between 54 million and $5 between 35 and 65 years ago. oaths to her own daughter. realistic than that of Alex, the welder with dance something of a Louisiana anthem. clear and cool night. Low about climbing from 50,240 next year to dreams in “ Flashdance." Most of the video features studio footage of the next three years, while the rate 59,755 by 1987-58. 40. Thursday warm er with varia­ "When I saw 'Flashdance' I cried hysteri­ Kershaw and Domino as well as live footage shot for the highest-paid positions will Regular classroom aides and ble clouds and sunshine. High in cally," she said. "It was very hard to sit through it at the Famous Door, a French Quarter nightspot. climb more than 51,500. library aides will see their salaries the 70s. the first time. I knew people would believe in that Cany aunbaama homa In a Jar The school board unaninnously rise an average of five percent character more than they'd believe in me and approved the contract Tuesday each year of the contract. The top Alex wasn't real." Extended outlook Today: becoming sunny. High around 70. Wind northeast around 10 night at a meeting at Manchester pay for classroom aides will climb High School. Gold medal lawyer Extended outlook for New mph. Tonight: clear. Lows 45 to 50. Wind light and variable. Thursday; from k7.65S to $8,925 by fiscal The contract was neogtiated England Friday through sunny, highs 75 to 60. Friday fair and warm. Today's weather picture 1987-88. The top scale for library Douglas Heir, the paraplegic who will be between the school administration aides will rise from 99,450 to Sunday: was drawn by Lorraine Bruckner, 9, of 53 Hamlin St., a fourth grader at appearing on boxes of Wheaties this summer, Nathan Hale School. and the Manchester Federation of 811,020. Beauty on the cheap marks another milestone today by receiving a Connecticut, Massachusetts Paraprofessionals, which repres­ and Rhode Island: Fair Friday Helolse, the dispenser of household advice, is doctorate from Rutgers University Law School in ents about 70 library and class­ Classroom aides earn the least coming out with a beauty book for those who need New Jersey. and Sunday. A chance of showers room aides. The terms do not allow on the salary schedule, with it most. Heir, who won a gold medal in the javelin last Saturday. Highs in the 80s re-negotiation of any contract special education aides second. "This is not another beauty book by a celebrity, summer at the World Wheelchair Olympics in Friday and Saturday but cooler provisions during the three-year Library aides are separated into by a movie star. It's for the rest of us real people England, plans to specialize in personal injury south coastal sections. Highs life of the contract. two pay levels, both now higher — the normal people. You know what I mean,” lawsuits. He lost the use of his arms and legs Sunday in the 70s. Ovrnight lows Full-time paraprofessionals in than classroom aides. By the final says Ponce Cruse Evans of San Antonio, who took seven years ago when he broke his neck while mostly in the 50s. the Manchester schools currently year of the contract, special over the syndicated Hints from Heloise column attempting to save a child in a pool. Vermont: Dry Friday. Then a earn between $5,625 and $9,450, education aides will be paid at the from her mother. Despite doctors predictions he was perman­ chance of showers ^turday. with the most skilled library aides same level as the lower level of “ If you run out of blusher, what do you do? You ently paralyzed from the neck down. Heir Highs 75 to 80. Lows in the 50s. pulling in the top salaries. library aides. use your lipstick,” she says. “ If worse comes to eventually regained use of his arms with Clearing and cooler Sunday. worse, and I'v e done it a few times when you intensive therapy. Highs about 70. Lows 45 to 50. didn't pack enough shampoo. I've used a bar of Maine: Fair north and chance soap. I have natural hair and my hair turned out of rain south Friday. Chance of No recruiters allowed fine. Really. These things are not going to make showers Saturday. Chance of you look like Jaclyn Smith or Raquel Welch, but Quote of the day showers north and fair south The Board of Education Tuesday uniform policy on releasing stu­ you want to do the best with what you've got.” Prince Sultan Bin Salman Bin Abdul Aziz Sunday. Highs in the 60s Friday, voted unanimously never to re­ dents' addresses by July 1. “ Heloise's Beauty Book” will be out in the fall. Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia, who said he sought the 60s north to 70 south Saturday lease names and addresses of religious guidance in planning for his role aboard and Sunday. Lows in the 40s Manchester High School studenU “We've had extensive expe­ the space shuttle Discovery next month: north and 50s south. to military recruiters and sales­ rience with every kind of recruiter “ When Moslems pray, they pray toward New Hampshire: Chance rain men, formalizing an unofficial you can imagine,” high icbool policy that has been in effect for at Mecca, and that's five times a day. I asked Friday and showers Saturday. principal Jacob Ludes told the leazt leven years. Now you know religious scholars, 'How do I pray to Mecca? By Fair Sunday. Highs in the 70s board. He said be has bad requeots the time you find it, it's gone.' As Moslems, God Superintendent James P. for student information from class except low 80s south Saturday. The average American man is 20 to 30 pounds has told us we can pray to him anywhere in the Kennedy offered the written policy ring salesmen, photographers and Lows in the 50s. overweight, while the average American woman world facing any direction so that's what will Salalllta vlaw for approval at Tuesday night's trade school recruiters as well as is IS to 30 pounds overweight. happen.” board meeting at Manchester High recruiters for the armed services. Commerce Department satellite 4:00 a.m. EOT shows strong School. It is meant to comply with a He said the school has refused to AcroM the nation new state law that requires all thunderstorms over the Northern Plains. Scattered thunderstorms release information for at least the Scattered showers and thun­ public school systems to have a seven years he's been principal. can be seen over the Southeast and along the Atlantic Coast. derstorms, some of which could Widespread cloudiness Is visible over the Pacific Northwest and be severe, will develop across southward across California and Nevada. Broken high cloudiness the northern and central plains can be seen from Southern California to New Mexico. and the mid and upper Missis­ Manchester In Brief sippi Valley. Other showers and thunderstorms will be scattered Distressed towns bill passes from the Carolinas northeast­ SCA' ward to southern New England, The state House of Representatives has passed a bill which as well as from the northern would give towns or cities once designated as "distressed Rockies to the Pacific municipalities" the option to withdraw from a state program in Northwest. which tax breaks are granted to companies that build plants in such areas. Much of the nation will warm 3000 into the 70s and 80s while the 90s The bill, which was introduced by state Rep. Elsie L. will prevail from the desert Swensson, R-Manchester, also provides towns with a three- southwest to Texas. A few places month notification period to get out of the program. across south central and southw­ LO Manchester was considered distressed from June 7. 1982, to est Texas will top the century Feb. 9.1984, but the state ruled that towns retain their eligibility mark. Meanwhile readings in the for five years after they are removed from the list. 60s will prevail from New Although no companies applied for breaks during the time England to the northern Appal­ Manchester was on the list, three companies have since been achians as well as across the granted eligibility. upper Great Lakes and much of LtOtMO- Under the program, manufacturing companies that build, the northwest quarter of the renovate or expand facilities in distressed towns areeli^ble for nation. exemptions from property tax assessments. The towns are then seowaaa'^ nSw UM WIATNIR FOTOCASre EZ3 reimbursed by the state for 75 percent of the lost revenues. "Without this bill, Manchester would lose more than5100,000in Air quality tax revenue in a five-year period,” Swensson said in a news National foracaat release. The state Department of En­ vironmental Protection provides During early Thursday morning showers are forecast for parts of the daily air pollution reports and Northern Plains, the Middle Mississippi Valley and parts of the Ohio Tech students finish fifth seasonal pollen count informa­ and Tennesaee Valley. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Mimlnum tion from the Department of temperaturaa will Include (Maximum temperaturea In paientheela) A team of students from the Howell Cheney Regional Health Services. The recorded Atlanta 66 (66), Boston S3 (75), Chicago 59 (62), Cleveland 61 (76),' Vocational Technical School have finished fifth in the state finals message is provided at 566-3440. Dallas 74 (96), Denver 53 (91), Duluth 41 (65), Houston 70 (96), of an automotive trouble-shooUng contest. Jacksonville 66 (66), Kansas City 63 (84), Little Rock 66 (94), Los Cheney Tech seniors Gregory J. Hartl of East Hartford and Alex Patnode of Tolland were among 10 two-man teams to UPI photo WMthar radio ^ g s lM 54 (69), Miami 74 (86), Minneapolis 52 (79), Now Orleans 73 (91), New York 66 (75), Phoenix 57 (96), 81. Louis 64 (66), San compete in the Connecticut Plymouth-AAA Trouble Shooting Today In hMory The National Weather Service Francisoo 50 (68), Seattle 46 (64), Washington 69 (75). Contest held at Central Connecticut State University May IS broadcasts continuous, 24-hour The winning team - Franklin E. Ward and Larry Burnett of ■ Aerial View Of the remains of the Beverly through the nightclub, killing 162 weather information on 168.475 the Emmett O'Brien Regional Vocational Technical School in ; Hills supper club In Southgate, Ky., on people and iniurina 30. mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Ansonia — will compete at the national championships in Kansas April 20, 1977, after a flash fire swept New London and 162.40 mHz in Manchester Herald City, Mo., June 10 through 10. Meriden. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis Unsmploymsnt claims down Associate Publisher Business Managpr lAbnanac Unemployment claims were down 12.4 percent In Manchester Lottery USPS 327-SOO VOL. CIV, No. 202 for the period ending May 18 from the previous two-week period, according to state Labor Department Commissioner P. Joseph • Today Is Wednesday, May 19, the On this date in history: through a nightclub in Southgate, PuMitoad dolly oxcaet Sundov Sueeetted carrier rotes ore 01.10 Peraro. • 141th day of I9S9 with 116 to follow. In 1453, ConatanUnople (now and cortaln holldayt by ttio Mon- weekly, tS.12 for one month, 013JS Ky., killing 161 people and injuring c ^ t e r PuMMilne Co., 14 Brolnord The Manchester office of the Labor Department reported 902 : Tlie moon is approaching iu full Istanbul), capital of the Byzantine 30. for three months, 030.70 for six • phiir Connecticut daily Place. Monchotlor, Conn. 04SW. monthsond 041.40lor one year. Moll unemployment claims for the period, or 106 new claims and 796 Empire, was captured by the In 1904, citing concern over the SMond cloM poetqee Mid at Mon- rotes ore available on reouost. clieiter, Conn. POSTMASTES; continued claims. H m morning sUrs are Mercury, Turks. Some historians say this PersUn Gulf war. the United Tuesday: 011 . Venus and Jupiter. Send oddroo* changet to the Mon- Of the total Manchester claims, 340, or 37.7 percent were event marked the end of the Middle Sutes authorised the sale of 400 ^ t w Herald, p!o. Box Wl, The evening stars are Mars and Play Four: 3620 To place 0 clossined or dltplov women and 88 were partial claims. Ages In Europe. Stinger anU-aircraft missiles to Moncheiter, Conn. 04040. • Saturn. odvertlsennent, or to report o news Statewide unemployment claims were down by 6.1 percent, In 1790, R l x ^ Island became the Saudi Arabia. Other numbers drawn Tues­ Item, story or picture Idea, coll OUAEANTEEO DELIVEEV: If 443-2711. Oriica hours ore 0:10 o.m. averaging 27,599 weekly for the period ending May 18, the Labor Those bom on this date are under last of the original U sutes to day in New EnglenH: you don't receive your Herald by S ; the sign of Gemini. They include to 5 p.m. Monday Ihroueh FrMav. Department reported. The insured unemployment rate of 1.9 ratify the American Constitution. A thought for the day: American Maine daily: 754 P.m. weekdeye or 7 :». am. Setur- • American patriot Patrick Henry in dpv, pleoi e teteehone your corrlef. percent was the lowest since early February compared with In 1963, Sir Edmund HiUary of revolutionary leader Patrick New Hampshire daily; 5666 17M; comedian Bob Hope in ItOI If you're unaMe to reach vour The Manchester Herald Is a New Zealand becante the flrst Henry said, " I know not what Rhode Isla ^ dally: 4gn cwiitjr, coll Mbecrlber tervlce at 2 percent two weeks earlier and 2.1 percent last year. tS); and John F. Kennedy, subscriber to Untied Preee Interna person in recorded history to reach courae others may take, but as for 441-2711 by 7 p.m. efoakdoyt or 10 tlonol news services and to >m This rate is included in the overall 4.8 percent unemployment "Lot-O -Bucks": 66-3t-35-16-3g o.m. Soturdoye tor e president of the United Sutes, the top of Mount Everest. me, give me liberty or give me member of the Audit euraas m aatlmate. in 1917. Vermont daily: 568 dellverv m Monchoeter. Clrculotloae. a In 1977, a flash fire swept death!” Massachusetts dally: 6156 iL MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday, May 89,1965 - 8 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29. 19«5 Manchester has V.S./World Reagan pins success on ^fairness’ plea

envy with a spirit of partnersMp — the to a less lucrative deduction. in Brief By Ira R. Allan opportunity for everyone to Mtch their • Tailing unemployment and work­ a new court cle^rk United Press International men’s compensation benefits but not wagon to a star and set out to reach the veterans’ dteaMUty paymenU. American dream.” Flro onguHs dty Mock WASHINGTON — President Reagan Treasury Secretary James Baker a Repealing the (ieduction for state sounded a battle cry of "freedom , and local taites. Coventry resident^^ays 8T. LOUIB — A pre-dawn fire engulfed a cUy was holding a briefing for reporters fairness and hope” in reforming a tax today and was scheduled to testify • Retaining the deduction for home ■ ck of two-and three-atory commercial brick system be called "un-American" and mortgage interest but only on the I on tlw 8outli aide of St. Louia, offlciaU before the House Ways and Means hU administration mobilized today to Committee Thursday. Reagan today principal residence. she got word Tuesday enact Ms proposal by Christmas. was to address a citizens’ group a RepeaUhg deductions for business AuUwrjtiaa aaid Uie five-alarm blaia erupted "A great national debate now beg­ entertainment expenses and a 50 By Sarah P o s m II processing of traffic tickets after Juat iMrfora 4 a.m. CDT and ragad out of control, assembled by the WMte House for the ins," bs said In a nationally broadcast express purpose of lobbying for his percent limitation on deductions for Htrald Reporter the man in charge of the state’s with all the buiUtinga being awallowad up In speech Tueaday night. " I t should not be business meals and travel expenses. program. audit, Cosmo Papalardo, said the flames. e partUeD debate, for the authors of tax The administration, wMch for a week Although be railed against tax breaks Coventry resident Katherine office was taking far too long to Part of South Grand Avenue, one of the city’s reform come from both partiee, and all before revealing the details had been for "special interests.” Reagan’s rew­ Muraski was sworn in this morning deposit fines into the state m ajor north-south thoroughfares, was closed and of us want greater fairness, incentives extolling the virtues of a program first rite of last year’s Treasury Department as the new cierk of Manchester treasury. traffic was divartad around the Mazing block of and simplicity in texetion." suggested by congressional Demo­ proposal retained privileges for certain Superior Court. Muraski said the extra man­ connactad buildihga, wMcb include a tavern, a R eagM put every ounce of bU crats, today began what will be a long inclustries — oil, gas, banking, insu­ Muraski has served for the past power enabled the office to elimi­ bowling allay and a pizza parlor. well-known rhetorical polish into an campaign In the trenches of Capitol rance and mining — and kept the five years as deputy cierk of the nate a long-standing backlog of There were no Immediate reports of injuries or evangelical call for creating a stream­ deduction for charitable donations. Hill. court and replaces former Clerk tickets and fines. findings of what may have touched off the inferno lined tax code to promote family values Senate Finance Committee Chair­ Roy V. Karlson, who resigned in “ I ’m not saying it’s forever but in one of St. Louia’ oldest commercial diatricU. and Incentives for business — with only man Bob Packwood, R-Ore., has said C a 1 1 i n g his program "freedom ’s January to practice law. Old rules morale in this office has improved 21 percent of individual taxpayers passage is not likely before Christmas finest hour.” Reagan urged: ” I ^ ’s not required all clerks to be licensed considerably,’’ she said. having to pay more than they do now. due to Congress’ atgenda. let this magnificent moment slip away. attorneys but the rule has since She said the office is scheduled to " I ’d like to speak to you about our Accuisd tpy team Indletad Key provisions in the new plan are: Tax relief is in sight. Let’s make it a been relaxed. Muraski is not a begin computerizing its records in future," be b ^ n , "about a great • Raising personal exemptions from reality. Let’s not let prisoners of lawyer. January 1986, a process that should BALTIMORE (UPI) — A federal grand jury historic effort to give the words $1,040 to $2,000. mediocrity wear us down. Let’s not let Muraski was sworn in by Judge eventually cut down the now has indicted an accu s^ father-son spy team on freedom, fairness and hope new mean­ • Raising the standard deduction the special Interest raids of the few rob Michael Mack and Harry N. cumbersome process of recording charges of gathering secret documents from ing and power for every man and JAMES BAKER from $2,480 for a single taxpayer to us of all our dreams.” Jackaway. Although her appoint­ all the cases that pass through the Navy inatallationa and the aircraft carrier Nimitz woman in Am erica ... I believe that in $2,900 and from $3,670 for a joint return The WMte House reported a “ fairly ment officially took effect last court. and passing them to a Soviet official in exchange both spirit and substance, our tax . .. briefs House panel to $4,000. heavy” volume of calls after the Friday, Muraski said she was not for cash. system has come to be un-American.” • Repealing the “ marriage penalty” 22-minute speech. In the first 90 officially notified of it until MURASKI BLAMED the back­ The grand jury returned the six-count indict­ By compressing 14 tax brackets into that might otherwise pay nothing, deduction for two-wage-earner minutes, 773 positive calls and 51 Tuesday. log on two factors. She said every ment Tueaday against John Walker, 47, a retired three — IS percent, 25 percent and 35 Reagan promised the revision "will families. negative calls were received, spokes­ A panel of superior court judges new traffic law passed by the state Navy warrant officer, and his son Michael percent — and imposing minimum create millions of new jobs for working - Cu,(tching the child-care tax credit man Peter Roussel said. Interviewed her for the job and legislature brings an increase in Walker, 22, a aailor assigned to the Nimitz. taxes on individuate and corporations nonniA nnH !• ■■■ill replace the politics of recommended her appointment to tickets; and that local police The chargee are similar to those filed against the full court bench. departments, notably Manchester Bonnet band the father and son by the FBI, who arrested the Muraksi said her first duty as and East Hartford, make more elder Walker May 20 and charged the younger clerk will be to interview candi­ traffic stops than most in the state. playa In D.C. Walker May 22. Othan offer reform, too dates for her old position of deputy "The police departments in this U.S. Attorney J. Frederick Motz said two of the clerk. She said she also plans to area are very enforcement or­ Members of the Bennet Junior High six counts carry a maximum penalty of life meet with the 11 other members of iented,’’ she said. The two-year-old School Jazz Band, above, play imprisonment, each. the office staff to consider changes auto emissions inspection pro­ outdoors Sunday at the Pavilion of ’The indictment dismisses the Walkers' rights to Plan aims for simpler, fairer tax code in the office operation. gram has brought one of the preliminary bearings that were scheduled for Her appointment follows a four- the Old Post Office In Washington, largest Influx of tickets to Man­ today. But Michael Walker still is to appear month investigation into the sus­ chester, where the weekly ’Tues­ D.C., during a four-day tour of the Rates would not be indexed to offset before a federal magistrate today for a bail WASHINGTON (UPI) - President year to offset the effects of inflation. A ments" (unemployment compensa­ pected embezzlement of more than day motor vehicle docket has nation’s capital. Below, band hearing. Reagan’s newly announced tax reform portion of employer-provided health tion) from taxes “ provides an indirect inflation and income averaging, a $1,600 in automobile infractions sometimes held several hundred method eligible taxpayers use to reduce members prepare to leave for plan is aimed at producing a simpler insurance benefits, now tax free, would subsidy to industries with high injury or fines that state auditors have said names. their tax liability, would be eliminated. and fairer tax system by eliminating be taxed. layoff rates and indirectly raises taxes apparently took place in late 1983. Muraski has worked for the state Washington from the junior high Naw atorm thraatana iaiea most deductions, exemptions and cred­ Capital gains, the favorable tax on other income." The personal exemption would jump judicial department since 1973, from $1,000 to $1,600, while exemptions school Thursday morning. Besides its and reducing tax rates. treatment of income from investments In addition, all cash payments for THE HARTFORD state’s attor­ beginning as a clerical assistant in DHAKA, Bangladesh (U P I) — With a new for dependents, the blind and the performing at the pavilion, the band It is similar in many ways to two other held for more than six months, would be disability from worker's compensation ney’s office investigated but made the Family Relations office at storm reported brewing today in the Bay of elderly would remain at $1,000. major reform proposals: the "Fair" taxed at a maximum I7.5percent, down and black lung programs would be no arrests after investigators Hartford Superior Court. She later also played at the Pentagon and the Bengal, the senior Red Cross official in Dhaka The sponsors estimate that about 70 tax sponsored by Sen. Bill Bradley, from the current 20 percent top rate. included in taxable income except for failed to pinpoint a suspect, a court became secretary to the head of Capitol, and four members said 40,000 dead was “ a reasonable estimate” in percent of the nation’s taxpayers would D-N.J., and Rep. Richard Gephardt, The administration says the plan payments for medical services, reha- official said. The state auditors’ the office and office manager last week’s cyclone that slammed into coastal pay the same or less tax, wMIe about 30 participated In a wreath-laying D-Mo.; and the "F A S T " or "F a ir and should not change the tax burddi MUtation and burial. report of a full audit that was before transferring to the Bureau areas of Bangladesh. percent would pay more. There would ceremony at Arlington National Simple Tax" developed by Rep. Jack among income classes, but would The plan also would begin taxing conducted as part of the investiga­ of Support, the child-support en­ All Hassan Quoreshi, secretary-general of the be a 30 percent rate for corporations, Kemp, R-N.Y., and Sen. Robert Kasten, provide some additional relief to those scholarsMps and fellowship grants, as tion has not yet been released, ft is forcement division in Middletown. Cemetery. The group also visited Bangladesh Red Cross Society, said he based bis with the repeal of most deductions, R-Wis. below the poverty line. About 79 percent well as academic, scientific or other expected to recommend some She became an administrative the Washington Monument, the figures on reports from volunteers and officials credits and exemptions. All three plans will be used as a of taxpayers should have no increase, prizes and awards, apparently includ­ changes in current procedures in aide in the old Court of Common on the devastated islands. White House and the Smithsonian springboard when Congress tries to or may receive a tax cut, while the ing Nobel Prizes. the clerk’s office to guard against Pleas, which has since merged Quoreshi told United Press International: Institute. About 25 band members craft its own tax reform plan later this remaining 21 percent would pay more Designating artistic, literary, charit­ The Kemp-Kasten "FAST” plan: future embezzlement. with the state’s superior court, "40,000 dead is a reasonable estimate." He also year. tax, it said. aMe and educational awards as taxable Instead of the 14 tax brackets, there " I will definitely be responsible until she was named deputy clerk went on the tour. said Ms estimate of the population of the islands The following is a comparison of some For business, there would be a 33 income would “ increase the perceived would be a single, 25 percent rate. for what is going on here,” of the old superior court in East hardest hit by the cyclone and tidal waves Friday key provisions; percem tax rate, down from thecurront and actual fairness of the tax system,” However, there also would be an Muraski said this morning. Hartford. When the court moved to was 5.5 million, (ximpared with official govern­ Piestdeat Reagan’s plan: 46 percent top rate, and many deduc­ the White House explained. “ employee income exclusion,” mean­ Additional staff was assigned to Manchester in 1980, she moved Photo* by Jim Cline ment figures of 1.2 million. The plan would replace the current 14 tions would be eliminated. Because of The proposal recommends that the ing that 20 percent of taxpayer’s earned the clerk’s office to speed up the with it. Although the government Tuesday put the tax brackets, wMcb range from 11 those deductions, however, many busi­ current deduction for charitable contri­ income up to $40,000 is tax free, official death toll at 1,400 from the (lisaster, some percent to SO percent, with three tax nesses now pay little or no taxes. To be butions available to people who do not offlciaU said up to 10,000 people may have ^e d in offsetting the Social Security payroll brackets — IS percent, 25 percent and 35 sure that does not happen under the new itemize be allowed to expire as the storm. They said the exact toll may never be tax. The plan also would eliminate most percent. Most deductions would be tax reform plan, a minimum corporate scheduled after 1966. MCC, UConn get known. deductions, but would retain write-offs dropped, including those for state and tax is proposed. The Investment Tax The Bradley-Gephardt "Fair” plaa: for nt)ajor items like m ortgage interest Amid fears of a possible second cyclone, local taxes. The deletion for mortgage Credit that many companies use to There would be three tax brackets — and state and local property taxes. offlciaU also faced growing hunger problems and interest and charitaMe contributions write off 6 percent to 10 percent of their 14 percent, 26 percent and $0 percent. There would be,no deduction for state the threat of a typhoid outbreak in a series of oral history funds for itemizers would remain. The capital investment costs would be WMIe many deductions would be and local income taxes. UlantU Uttered with corpses and animal personal exemption for spouses, tax­ repealed. carcasses. eliminated, some of the most notable The plan would retain the indexing The Manchester Community edited, Sutherland said. He said Town wins variances for eideriy housing payers and dependents, now at $1,040, In a Mghly technical explanation ones would remain, including mortgage provision. The personal exemption College Institute of Local History the book should be ready by the fall would go to $2,000. Individual rates, the accompanying Reagan’s 461-page prop­ interest, charitable contributions and would go from $1,000 to $2,000, as would and the University of Connecti­ for distribution by the council to Bv Susan Vaughn that a housing project for the when he moved to approve the Marjorie Holmes of 128 Henry St. personal exemption and the standard osal. the WMte House said that state and local property and income exemptions for dependents, the elderly cut’s Center for Oral History plan libraries, schools and historical Herald Reporter elderly must be within a half-mile variances. If the town decides to asked the board for its assurance Inmataa eacape prlaon deduction would be “ indexed” each excluding "wage replacement pay­ taxes. and the Mind. to use a recently won grant to societies. of a prescription drug service. propose housing for the elderly on that the buildings proposed would M cALESTER, Okla. — EUte tactical units publish a handbook for oral history The handbook will include trans­ The Zoning Board of Appeals ’The property is being held in the property — which has been the be built "to the scale of the trained in manhunU joined local authorities in programs in the state and to cribed talks given at a conference ’Tuesday night approved two var­ trust for the town under the estate only option mentioned — its plans property.” Werbner said ttot the searching a middle-class neighborhood today for President’s TV speech conduct four regional workshops on oral history conducted at UConn iances which pave the way for the of Wilfred C. Crockett, with the would require approval from the town would do everything possible five convicU who escaped from the state's on oral history, according to John about a year and a half ago and town to build housing for elderly stipulation that it be used for either Planning and Zoning Commission to address the concerns of the maximum security prison. F. Sutherland, director of the MCC methods for establishing an oral people on property at North Elm a park or for housing for the after a public hearing. neighborhood before it presents The flve, including a murderer serving a Ufe institute. history program, Sutherland said. and White streets. elderly. Assistant Town Manager Werbner said 'Tuesday he had no any plans to the PZC. sentence, were spotted outside the waUs of the peppered with patriotism Most of the $5,021 grant from the specifics, such as number of Sutherland and Bruce M. Stave, By a unanimous vote and with Steven Werbner told the ZBA Alfred Jezouit of 134 Henry St. Oklahoma State Penitentiary about 10:30 p.m. Connecticut Humanities Council director of the UConn Center for during a hearing before the var­ housing units, for the site. little discussion, the board agreed said he would prefer that a EDT, prison spokesman Howard Rax said. against the tax privileges of the "special will cover the cost of printing the Oral History, will conduct work­ iance was granted. ’The other ’Three residents of the area, all B v Helen Ttw>m(M to allow the town to deviate from single-family home be built on the He said emergency squads of 10 to 25 people interests.” handbook, which is currently being shops in Litchfield County, at stipulation of the trust is that the from Henry Street, which abuts the United Press international the regulations which govern el­ property. " I still think there are a from two state 'medium security prisons in He labeled the program as the “ second Western Connecticut State Col­ town develop the property before town property, asked questions lot of problems putting in some­ Lexington, Okla., were joining the penitentiary derly housing in the Residence A WASHINGTON — In a fairly evangelical American Revolution" and denounced the lege, at the Stamford branch of July 1, 1988, or it will be donated to about the procedures being used thing that may not go into the ■quad and that heUcopters and dogs would assist. zone where its property is located. address laced with his stock references to present system as “ unwise, unwanted and UConn and in New Haven during the American Cancer Society, and the proposals for the property. area,” he said. The officers carried sidearms, shotguns and For the Record home, hearth and the American dream. unfair.” the period of the grant, which runs ’The first variance allowed . a Werbner said. Mini-14 semi-automatic rifles, be said. President Reagan summoned up a patriotic Reagan promised the tax revision "will until the end of 1986. reduction of the lot size to 1.8 acres ’The ZBA’s action allows the town Officers were trying to determine how the five Marjorie White M iller is the call to the nation for sweeping tax reform. create miUions of new jobs for workiiig Sutherland said he and Stave from the required 2 acres. ’The "access to the Planning and escaped the maximum security prison, “ but mother of Robert J. White, a Dr. Loren J. Schneider, Podiatrist, In a 22-minute nationally broadcast people and it will replace the politics of envy decided to request funds for the second allowed the town to deviate Zoning Commission,” ZBA Chair­ frankly, at tMs point we’re concentrating on Manchester man who was killed in address Turoday night, Reagan (Christened with a spirit of partnership — the guide after finding that oral from the requirement which says man Edward Hachadourian said is happy to announce recapturing them,” Ray said. the Vietnam War. Captions under history was gaining in popularity his program for revamping the way the opporturtity for everyone to hitch their photographs in ’Tuesday’s Herald over the past few years. MCC’s the relocation of his office to: country collects its revenue "America’s wagon to a star and set out to reach the incorrectly identified her as the oral history program has been part 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101, Manchester Rockata hH Gamayal palaca Tax Plan” and proclaimed it the only fair American dream.” mother of another man who was of the Institute of Local History Fire Calls way to promote economic growth. He called it the "strongest pro-family killed. ’The Herald regrets the since it opened in 1970, Sutherland For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults and B EIRUT, Lebanon — RockeU smashed into the ’’The power of tbese incentives would initiative in post-war history." error. said. children’s foot ailments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer Toes. Dis­ presidential palace today, Mtting the office (>f send one, simple, straightforward message Reagan told young Americans to “ start Sunday, 11:37 p.m. — modical call. ManchMtBT eases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Injuries. President Amin Gemayel. who “ miraculously” to an entire nation: America, go for it,” be up your own business” so “ you, too, can 17A Sycamoro Lono (Town, become leaders in Uiis great new era of Soturdov, 12:3Sa.m.— motor vohlcle Paromodlcs). death as he ate lunch down the hall, a said. occldont, Slotor Stroot (Eighth Dis­ Monday, 8:31 a.m. — modical coll, 31 Emergencies seen same day. government spokesman said. His plan. Reagan-said, "must reflect our progress — the Age of the Entrepreneur." trict, Poromodlcs). Groan Road (Eighth District, deeper values and highest aspirations.” He (included by saying, "T h e American State cops get letter Paromodlcs). OfflciaU refused to say where the rockeU were Saturday, 1;0S a.m. — modical call, dream belongs to you. It Uves in millions of 434 Hilliard St. (Eighth District, Tuosdov, 3:04 p.m. — modical call, 33 646-5153 fired from but security sources said they caiiw " I t must promote oimortunity, lift up the Paromodlcs). (ktsloo Drivo (Tow n, Poromodlcs). from the southwest — an area controlled by weak, strengthen the fa m ily ... and must be different hearts. It can be fulfilled in Saturday, 1:10 a.m. — modical call, rooted in that unique American quality — millions of different ways. And with you by 43* Hilliard St. (Paramodics). several leftist Moslem miUtias and Palestinian on racism allegation our special commitment to fairness. our side, we’re not going to stop moving and filters. ^ , Saturday, 3:37 a.m. — modical call, shaking this town until that dream is real — 241 Hackmatack St. (Town, Two rockeU smashed into the private wing of “ It must be an expression of American's By Kavin Flood did not ask for any specific action Paromodlcs). the Christian president’s palace in the east Beirut eternal frontier spirit and ail the virtues for every American, from the sidewalks of 27th Annual Harald .Reporter against the trooper in his letter to Soturdov, 4:07 a.m. — modical coll, suburb of Baabda, wrecking Ms office and a from the heart and soul of a good and decent Harlem to the mountaintops of Hawaii. •4* Main St. (Town, Paromodlcs). "M y fellow citizens, let’s not let this state police, according to state Saturday, *:30 o.m. — lalso alorm, reception room, a spokesman said. Gemayel was people — thoae virtues held high by the A black South Windsor business­ police spokesman Sgt. Edward 48 Hartford Rood (Town). S S n /rMHivcxM-uf, SficcCeU h a v i^ lunch two rooms down the ball when the Statue of Liberty standing proudly in New magnificent moment slip away,” be urged. Dailey. Soturdov, *:3S a.m. — motor vohicio York Harbor.” "Tax relief is in sight. Let’s make it a man who complained last week occldont, Intorstoto 14, wost of oxit 92 Soviet-made Grad rockeU Mt at 2:10 p.m, the that Manchester police harassed Instead, Dailey said ’Tuesday, The apeech, delivered from the Oval reality. Let’s not let prisoners of mediocrity DANCE (Town, Paromodlcs). said. him when they stopped his Rolls Robinson devoted most of his letter Saturday, 11:08 a.m. — oasollno Libyan Foreign Minister Abdel Salaam TureUti Office, waa peppered with slogata and wear us down. Let’s not let the special to complaining about Manchester wash down, 330 Tolland Turnpiko interest raids of the few rob us of all our Royce on IntersUte 84 May 15 has (Tow n). left the building Just a few hours before the typically Reagan condemnations of a also notified state police of the police. Saturday, noon — gross tiro, 24S rockete stemmed into the presidential office, the government "that still treats our earnings dreanu." aUeged incident, state police said "H e said he felt he was being Contor St. (Tow n). as the personal property of the IRS.” Reagan’s aides tried to protect his CARADCS spokesman said. harassed because he was black, Saturday, S:23 p.m. — woods firo, His remarks, aerving as the kickoff for his program from “instant analysis” by Ttiesday. 1-84, noor oostbound ontronco of oxIt *3 but he really doesn’t make any (Eighth DIttrtctl. 10% DISCOUNT nationwide lobbying crusade, railed providing no briefings for reportrs. Curtis Robinson has charged in a complaint about the trooper,” Saturday, 5:43 p.m. — woods flro, written complaint to Manchester Dailey said. He declined to identify 1-84, noor oostbound ontronco of oxit *3 ON ALL PRODUCTS a SERVICES police that at least one of the four (Eighth District). of '85 the trooper involved in the Saturday, S:S3 o.m. — stroot light {NE\N ORDERS ONLY) Hussein to meet Reagan Manchester detectives who incident. flro, (xrlssom Drivo and Shopord Rood stopped him near exit 97 of 1-84 east (Tow n). Robinson said in an interview Saturday, 9:04 p.m. — modical coll, 24l$niCESTIEET drew his gun as they got out of their last week that after initially telling ' WASHINGTON (UPI) - Offl- departure, Huseein told a Kuwaiti 40 Briarwood Drivo (Town, newspaper that he aleo was not car and ordered him several times him to shut up, the trooper became Paromodlcs). > EYE GLASSES pfols say they do not expect much ■MCKSTELCTIMM to "shut up." apologetic. Soturdov, 9:2) p.m. — sorvlco coll, COMPARE arefreas in Middle East pMce looking for any climactic events In 43* Hilliard St. (Eighth District). his Washington vlait. Robinson said he bad been According to Dailey, state police talks when a key figure in the STOP (213) MI-7212 Sunday, 12:44 a.m. — motor vohIcIo > CONTACT LENSES ' Hussein is also to meet with harassed because he is black and ’Troop C Commander Lt. James occldont, 288 Porn St. (Town, QUALITY. negoUattoos, K i ^ Huseein of ^ aiUKE was driving a Rolls ^ yce. Shay will conduct an investigation Paromodlcs). Jordan, opens three days of talks Secretary of Defense Caspar Wein­ S u n ^ , 4:S0 o.m. — box alarm. berger later today to «« o»i i m the CENTERS, INC. A state trooper arrived on the of the incident. > HEARING AIDS SERVICE, Mth the administration today. JORGENSEN AUDITORIUM Church and Myrtlo stroots (Tow n). poaalMlity of a n ^ o r new arms scene shortly after the Manchester Manchester police are conduct­ Sunday, noon — modical call, 83 S. ' A senior U.S. official aaid detectives pulled Robinsion over. ing their own internal investiga­ Main St. (Town, Paromodlcs). ' OPTICAL PRODUCTS Tueaday the administration does package hut no answer is expected SUaiMER SIZZLER Sundoy, 8:33 p.m. — dumpstor flro, PRICES from the administration, which is University of Connecticut The trooper gave him a written tion of the incident. Sot anticipate any dramatic break- 173 Homootood St. (Eighth District). not prepared to take on a major warning for failure to display bis EASTERN CONNECTICUrS LEADING FULL SERVICE ttrougha when Huaaein meeto with fight In Congresi over arms to registration, according to Man­ P roaident Raagan and Secretary AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE Storrs, Connecticut Jordan now. chester and state police. OPTICIANS M State Oaorse Shults today. DR. KENNETH L. WICHMAN, Hussein arrived in the United Manchester police said last week * Officials said the United States Stotes last week to attend the S 2 9 .9 5 that the four detectives were PODIATRIST NOT VALID WITH has Infonned Middle Eastern graduation of Ma son from Brown returning from a training senninar Countries that the next phase in the * Check system for leaks electronically OTHER DISCOUNTS University. in Meriden when they noticed that OPTICAL CSflES proceaa depends on thoae nations Diagnosis and Treatment of One of the iseuee expected to Robinson’s car apparently did not setting togetber on a peace plan * Examine compressor bushings &-bracket SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 19S5 have a license plate. The detec­ MANCHESTER and thajr should not look for any arise In the talks la the makeup of a Foot Disorders Jordanian delegation to include tives then ra d io ^ for state police 763 MAIN 8T. • 643-1191 tl.8. contributions to salvace the * Clean condenser surfaces as well as a uniformed Manctester Medical, Surgical, Sports Medicine situation. Paleetinlana who are not members Curtain 2:00 p.m. officer, police said. 191 MAIN 8T. • 643-1900 "This is very straishtforwanl.” of the Palestine Liberation Organi- * Charge entire system to factory said an admlidstration official for lation In any Middle East peace Although Robinsion complained Children — Adults MANSFIELD • pnoeea. recommended freon levels in U s letter to Manchester poUce 117 East Center Street, Manchester whom the White House rocpiestod that the state trooper was among EA8TBROOK MALL • 456-1141 Saonymlty. “Our goals are Jordan and the PLO agreed in April to aend a Joint driegation to told him to "shut up,” be / 6 4 6 -8 2 R 2 OPEN TUBS. AND THURS. EVENINGS Tickets Available At The Door Ihnn who ^ EXPIRES 10/31/85 • t l oe iatarvlew Just before his talks witii Israel ■ « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 1». 19S8 Richard M. Diamond. Pubilsher MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegday. May 29. 1985 - 7 Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Doctor collod later OPINION Jamea P. Sacks, City EditDr Isles says von Bulow watched wife sink into coma Bulow’s banker, George Morris Bv McLean alleged letters and said be has not When Isles finished her appear­ MiMv Gurley, who testified in 1982 that seen or spoken to Isles since his ance before a packed courtroom, Turn the critter into an orphan United PrM S International von Bulow stood to Inherit 514 Jack 1982 conviction. the judge gra n ts a defense motion million upon his w ife’s death. p r o v i d e n c e , R.I. (UPI) - to bar testimony from Mrs. von The only way House Republicans in Hartford- caucus. Anderaon Claus von Bulow told his ex- lover THE STATE PLANNED TO rest could get the open prim ary bill out of caucus and Rep. Dick Foley of Oxford said that, as a he idly watched his heiress wife iu case today. safely to the floor last week was to turn the critter consistent critic of the idea, his example in . gink into her first coma until she In the absmce of the jury. Isles Into an orphan. coming aboard leadership’s bandwagon should be was "on the point of dying," but told the judge .that it was von Any rem inder that U.S. Sen. Low ell W eicker of Capitol enough to sway others who were holding back. finally called a doctor because he Bulow’s "behavior that troubled Greenwich was the real father of the idea would Comments "couldn’t go through with It,” me.” have killed a desperate effort by leaders to secure THE EARLY OPPONENTS would go along, as Alexandra Isles testified. " I didn’t want to recognise it for Isles, N , who was flown in from a total caucus support. Bob Conrad it turned out, if they and the caucus were what it implied,” she said. European hideaway just one-day W eicker’s name, ironically, would have been all convinced that this was really for the good of the Under cross-examination, the before a court-ordered deadline, soft-spoken, long-haired Isles, the excuse the bill’s critics needed to tell House party — that it was important to the party, Collins Soviets may spent two hours Tuesday testifying d re s s ^ in a royal blue silk blouse Speaker R.E . Van Norstrand of Darien to stick it said he had been told back home that he could in the retrial of the Danish jet and a plain black skirt, became in his ear. Feeling about the plan and Weicker was forget being nominated for re-election if he bought setter, who is accused of twice increasingly combative. that strong. the so-called Weicker plan. But he joined the tide trying to kill his heiress wife with "H ave you ever been In love? I earlier this month. Minority Leader Cornelius be changing Democratic Gov. Bill O'Neill, as everyone heading for unanimity. insulin injections. doubt It," she said to a stunned knew, saw the plan as threatening to the two-party O’Leary of Windsor Locks made a sly reference to One bit of persuasion by Van Norstrand that Isles, a former soap opera Puccio at one point when the system. He also saw the bill as badly flawed with a GOP scheme to benefit a certain senator. seem ed to work — despite his rem ark at the start actress whose testimony helped stocky, balding defense attorney probable technical problems. No matter how dearly Weicker wanted this bill of the caucus that he hated the bill — was the nuke targets convict von Bulow at his first trial, p r e s e t her about a love letter she to be approved, he kept out of sight throughout its group insurance argument. That meant individual told the judge she had damaging sent to von Bulow after his first new testimony to offer and pro­ TH E G O VE R N O R M A Y B E R IG H T about the progress in the state legislature this year. GOP members could not be attacked if the caucus stuck trial. ceeded to describe a phone conver­ problems. The bill would simply allow political state Chairman Tom D ’Am ore and aides from together. "When I wrote that letter, I WASHINGTON — Americans living at the outer sation with the defendant after his didn’t know what I was doing,” she parties to set their own rules on whom to allow into party headquarters did the lobbying at the state Cunningham, the most reluctant to come aboard limits of obvious Soviet missile targets are less likely wife’s first coma in 1076. said. their prim aries. In practice, though, that leaves a Capitol. W eicker butted out. because of his deep and honest reservations about to be vaporized in a nuclear exchange, thanks to a Isles, von Bulow’s lover for 2>A "As a matter of fact he didn’t big gap between lovely principle and the business the plan, was finally roped in with the prom ise he years, said he told her his wife had significant, highly secret change in the Kremlip’s want to continue that relation­ of running those primaries. SO THE B ILL had to be sold on grounds that could offer an amendment on the floor. His drunk "a great deal of eggnog” strategic thinking. ship,” Puccio said. Republicans didn’t want to hear any of the would be acceptable to the entire caucus. Van proposal was to lower the percentage of a and taken a sedative, but she made “I don’t blame him," Isles Whether their chances of ultimate survival are any questions Democrats raised in the floor debate. Norstrand wanted nothing less than unanimous convention vote to qualify for a primary from 20 to no mention of insulin. retorted, apparently referring to better is questionable, of course. The GOP wanted only to overwhelm the other side support before he would risk taking the bill to the 10 percent. His amendment failed. Martha i "Sunny" von Bulow, the effect her damaging 1982 with a show of unanimity for an idea it considered floor. That put him on a collision course with the What’s happened, according to highly sensitive heir to a $75 million utilities testimony bad on her ex-lover. good for the voting public and, of course, great for W eicker dislikers in his caucus and others who documents we’ve seen, is that in recent years the fortune, remains unconscious at a At another point, Puccio tried to New York hospital from her UPI photo the party. just think the idea is wrong. Poimeal notes Soviets have lowered the destructive power of their show Isles was concerned in 19M second coma in 1980. Doctors say All of the do-good enthusiasm aside, however, it The hard core of opjposition shook down to Reps. U.S. Sen. Bob Dole's appearance in Greenwich warheads as the accuracy of their long-range missiles that von Bulow was trying to dump Von Bulow listens to his former mistress testify in has improved. This suggests to some that the her condition is irreversible. her. was a lousy bill. Richard Cunningham of Stamford, Robert Ward next month will be the first in a series of Providence Superior Court Tuesday. Russians’ intention is to destroy U.S. missile silos "I became concerned that be Opening the prim aries was W eicker’s proposal of Northford, Janet Mills of Norwalk and Republican fund-raisers featuring heavyweights THE PROSECUTION CON­ without spreading extra destruction and radiation to was crazy," Isles shot back, a couple of years ago. The suspicion then was that Raymond Collins of West Haven. Another who was on the federal level in Connecticut. TENDS von Bulow, U , injected his nearby population centers. because von Bulow had told her be he wanted to tap the reservoir of a half million outspoken in opposition, but willing to go along for Others expected to follow through the summer wife with Insulin to aggravate her was in Switzerland and had been unaffiliated voters to improve his own chances if the good of the order, was Rep. Jodi Rell of and fall are Com m erce Secretary M alcolm The apparent innovation in Soviet strategic hypoglycemia, or chronic low job-bunting in Saudi Arabia when Kin wants patient to die Brookfield. It was her pot shot at Rep. Tom thinking isn’t something the Reagan administratipn blood sugar, so he could inherit $14 he were challenged in a prim ary on his way to Baldrige (formerly of Woodbury), former UN be was actually in New York City. some future candidacy. Dudchik of Ansonia for his association with Am bassador Jeane Kirkpatrick and form er has been anxious to publicize. It might give the million of his wife’s fortune and DEDHAM, Mass. (U P I) - A His wife, Patricia, mother of the Puccio tried to paint her as a W eicker that put a little m om entary fire into the impression that the Kremlin leaders have somehow marry Isles. His 1M2 conviction man who lies in a "vegeta tive" couple’s five adult children, is, When the bill was being debated in the Senate Senate M ajority Leader Howard Baker. conniving mistress who wanted become more benign, and would thus undercut the was overturned on constitutional state should continue receiving asking Probate Judge David Ko- Mrs. von Bulow out of tbe picture administration’s determination to counter the per­ grounds. tube feedings despite his family’s pelman to order doctors at the at all cost. Isles denied the charge, Isles, a raven-haired beauty, UPI photo wish be be allowed to starve to Stoughton hospital to stop the ceived Soviet threat. but acknowledged during prosecu­ Potpourri said von Bulow called her from his death, an attorney appointed to feedings. tion testimony that A t got a wife’s Newport mansion on "M illi­ Alexandra Isles Is sworn in to testify at Claus von Bulow’s study the question says. She said her husband had often TO THE LAYMAN, the decrease in ’’yields" or $12,0M BMW and several expen­ r ^ onaire’s R ow " shortly after the retrial. She remains a key witness in the state’s attempt to Paul Brophy, 47, should continue seen people in irreversible states destructive power of nuclear warheads may seem of sive trips from von Bulow. 1979 incident and told her "they being fed liquid nourishment and frequently told his fam ily not convict him. “ We loved each other," she w M h s ii little more than academic interest, when the world’s had had a long argument (about through a tube in his stomach, to allow him to languish on insisted. Unfree speech stockpile has already topped SO.OM warheads, any one divorce).’’ attorney John Dugan testified life-support systems. of which could cause far more devastation than the Von Bulow said his wife “ had Schrallhammer. doctor. Isles was whisked into a side Tuesday. But doctors should not “ It is my opinion that they are an primitive bomb that leveled Hiroshima 40 years ago. drunk a great deal of eggnog,” she The maid testified that she Isles agreed, but added, ’ ’He told entrance of the courthouse early intervene if Brophy suffers a heart extremely close and loving family in Washington But to U.S. strategic planners and Kremlinologists, testified. repeatedly went in and out of a me that be had been watching her Tuesday under state police guard. attack, pneumonia, or other life- and they do know what Mr. Brophy the Soviet move is significant. The basic figures are “ Then be said, ‘I saw her take bedroom where the "missus" lay in this state, knowing that she She said she bad been staying threatening complication, he said. would want," said Dugan, who outside Frankfurt over the wee­ Interviewed family members, doc­ summarized in a National Security Council report, the Seconal,’ ’’ Isles said, referring unconscious, begging von Bulow to could die. You know what I mean," The former Easton firefighter she said. kend when she decided to return to tors and friends in his investiga­ which estimates that "clearly N percent of Soviet to the sedative drug. call a doctor. Von Bulow lay on his and emergency medical techni­ The Tobacco Institute led all groups in ’ ‘Then he said the nextday.when bed reading a book, while his wife The defense attorney suggested testify. cian lies in a "persistent vegeta- tion. "She reached this decision in strategic warheads have yields between 300 and 500 paying members of Congress for giving she was unconscious, he watched moaned beside him with one cold Isles could not have remained with She said she did not return Uve state" at New England Sinai a rational fashion and in agonizing kilotons" — a noticeable decline in destructive powqr. von Bulow after bis w ife’s first fashion." speeches in 1984, reflecting worry over her, knowing that she was in a bad arm hanging off the bed, the maid earlier because “ J felt I had given Hospital unaware of his surround­ A kiloton represents 1,000 tons of TNT; the best way, and watched her and watched testified. coma if she thought von Bulow testimony that was on the record. ings, doctors testified. The condi­ Dugan said fam ily members and pressures to cut tobacco subsidies and C.D HWlO-looLEUOJpIr estimate of the Hiroshima bomb’s punch is 13 kilotons. her. Finally, when she was on the Isles never mentioned insulin wanted his wife dead. As long as my prior testimony tion was caused by an aneurysm in friends honestly believed Brophy discourage smoking. During the decades of escalation to bigger and point of dying, he said he couldn’t during her emotional testimony. "I’m ashamed to say it’s not could be used, I did not want to his brain two years ago and would not want to continue living in The institute doled out $129,691 in speaking better missiles — each bristling with multiple go through wiUi it and he called and She also gave a slightly altered true," Isles testified. come back.” surgery to fix it. his present state. version of her 1982 testimony, in Von Bulow’s attorneys tried to Grande ruled Friday her 1982 fees, nearly double the second-highest giver, warheads that could fan out against separate targets saved her life," Isles said, refer­ — the TN T tonnage reached unimaginable sizes. The ring to a call von Bulow made to a which she said she gave von Bulow prevent Isles from testifying, but testimony could not be used since the National Cable Television Association, a six- month ultimatum to divorce Superior Court Judge Corinne she bad not been cross-examined largest single Soviet warhead, put atop a small doctor. with $68,916. Hundreds of groups pafd $5.2 But Isles said von Bulow told her bis wife and marry her. This time Grande denied their motion. She during the first trial, prompting number of SS-18 missiles, was rated at 20 megatons, or million to senators and representatives for ' later, in May IfHN), that "hypo­ she testified that she told von also denied a nu>tion to limit her the prosecution to mourn an 20 million tons of TNT. Most of the SS-18s carry jo testimony to that of the 1952 trial. the speeches. glycemia had caused the coma and Bulow in April 1979 that she wanted international search for her. A PANASONIC warheads of 550 kilotons each. ° it didn’t have anything to do” with them to be together by Christmas Grande had ordered the state to federal warrant for her arrest was Other top-giving groups, according to VMacIVia FOR what his wife bad taken. of that year. produce Isles by Tuesday if she issued, but the charge was with­ BICYCLESALE recent financial' disclosure reports: The f \ PEFENSECPMIRfiCTcR... THE UNITED STATES, aiming more for accuracy She said the subject of marriage was to testify as a witness for the drawn when she agreed to testify, Institute of Outdoor Advertising, National than overwhelming destructive power by individual WHEN ISLES TOOK THE stand. came up repeatedly, nearly every prosecution. She arrived by jet said state police LL John Reiae, a REG. *180.00 Monday from Frankfurt, West member of the prosecution team. Association of Broadcasters, Grocery Manu­ T«?iJETFlGtF&,VI\UjED warhead, was satisfied with a 0-megaton warhejid • she avoided von Bulow’seyes. The time they met. maximum. According to our own calculations from defendant alternately stared at his “ It was my wish and hope that Germany. It was Reiae who had earlier facturers of America, Connell Rice & Sugar, we could be together as a couple by According to earlier tesUntony, SALE secret U.S. and Soviet data, the average clout of U.^. ex-lover of Vh years and fiddled testified in the retrial that be had The American Bankers Association, General fir. with a gold pen. Christmas,” she said. Isles fled to Europe to avoid been told Isles left the country, in WF 0? UNIT... strategic warheads is now 150 kilotons, compared to Isles’ te s to o n y about the 1979 Under cross-examination, de­ testifying at von Bulow’s retrial part, because of the “ threatening- Electric, United Jewish Appeal and The the Soviet average of 600 kilotons. *159.95 coma corroborated some of the fense attorney Thomas Puccio because of “threatening- type" ty p t" letters from von Bulow after National Association of Home Builders. Features: It’s plain that the Soviets have a long way to go testimony given at the beginning of tried to make the point that von letters she had received from the bis 1982 conviction. “Special interest groups aren’t giving before they feel confident enough in the accuracy of the 7>A-week-old retrial by Mrs. Bulow bad saved bis w ife’s life in defendant. Von Bulow has denied The subject of the letters did not • Lightweight Lugged Frame millions ^f dollars in honoraria just to hear their missiles to lower their warhead impact to von Bulow’s maid, Maria December 1979 by calling the having anything to do with the come up to Isles’ testimony. • Shimano Derallleur Gears Members talk,’’ noted Fred Wertheimer, anything near the U.S. average. • Alloy Brakes with Extension Levers president of the citizens’ lobby. Common Open Forum This has led some experts to argue that the SovieU • Alloy Cotterless Crank Set don’t intend to aim at our land-based missiles at all, Cause. “These payments, which go directly to • Sponge Handle Bor Podding but have instead targeted our cities and industrial Ball hearing set today the personal benefit of members, are given to w e s t • Free Assembly complexes, which don’t require the pinpoint accuracy • One Year Free Service gain access and influence.” Many men died volunteers, Greg was able to see homeowners. One builder in town necessary to take out a missile silo. 643-5692 The Tobacco Institute, along with three one of the most organized, respon­ was not allowed to get the plan for for accused mother IllVk Center Street^ Manchester other tobacco industry firms, made payments In Korean War sible and productive Safe Rides Love Lane because he went to pick Sponsors of the under way. No plug, no chopper totaling $173,634 to one-fourth of the members up the plans too late, yet the due Bv Kwi Fronckllna bail will be set." To the Editor: As a whole, we have gained the date to submit plans was extended. United Press International At this point, Richard has been of the House and to nearly one-fifth of the When the producers of the latest James Bond epic, “Silk City Triathlon” trust and respect of students who Love Lane did not go out to bid in " A View to a K ill," asked to borrow a helicopter from charged only on a police warrant. senators last year. The tobacco companies PAW TUCKET, R.I. - Donna In Rhode Island, all felony cases ______Sunday, July 21 tt______Does the Herald know that there have used, or may want to use, this the true respect of the word, as the Air Force Rescue and Recovery Unit at Keflaviji, Richard faced a District Court bail can go to trial only after a grand were R.J. Reynolds, Brown & Williamson was a war in Korea and many men service aimed for them. Now, with none of the builders bid on the Iceland, they were turned down. According to an Air BEACH MATS ' hearing today to ask for freedom jury indictment or issuance of a Tobacco and United States Tobacco. gave their lives? its first season almost complete, same thing. Twenty-one people Force memo, “ it will not serve the best interest of the -while she awaits trial on a charge "crim inal information" by the we will learn from the mistakes we Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., Have some guts and print this picked up bid specifications, yet Air Force to provide the support they have requested” she murdered her 4-month-old attorney general’s office. $199 THE BIKE SHOP led all recipients, raking in $115,929. He was mistake! made, but also improve on our only six submitted plans. Love because the chopper was to have been disguised with daughter, Jerri Ann, last Last week. Attorney General 183 Sprace Sirast / Manebastar, CT / 6474027 followed by Rep. Dan Rbstenkowski, D-Ill., already productive service. Lane set a precedent. The Board of Soviet markings. November. Arlene Violet said sheexpected the Jomeo Daly I ’m glad I was able to recognize Richard case would go to a grand Closed Sunday & Monday $93,800; Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., $81,850; Directors is now planning a new Besides the lack of on-screen publicity, the Air “ She’s anxious to get to court, to Handmade from woven straw Maaebesler Greg Kane as an unsung hero in project; let’s hope that North Elm secure her release,” Richard’s jury by late June. Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, $61,607; and Rep. Force may have been offended on purely professional 6’x2Vi’ Turquoise trim. USMC, ini-ltM Manchester. is better planned. The board has grounds; In one unlikely scene. Bond shoots down the lawyer George Muksian said Jerri Ann’s raped and badly beaten body was found last Nov. 15 Jack Kemp, R-N.Y., $49,899. decided that it is the function of pursuing helicopter with a flare gun. Tuesday. Richard, 58, has been held in an alley less than a block from Members, however, operated under a 1984 Editor’s note: The anthor of this Cathy Topping government to build houses, that without bail at the state prison in the Richards’ apartment above an rule limiting the honoraria they could keep to letter refers to the text of a to Steephollow Lane Perfect for the beach the law about competitive bidding Cranston since her May 22 arraign­ auto body shop run by her father, syndicated Memorial Day adver- Manchester Under the dome or backyard tanning! about $21,700 — 30 percent of their $72,000 can be thrown aside, that the ment In District Court on a murder Ralph G. Richard. Happiness is 30 years salaries. The rest of the largesse was to be Usement, pnbllshed Friday, which giving away of town assets is Rep. Carroll Hubbard, D-Ky., has been unable to chaise. She was returned from The body was found five days donated to charity. read In part: “The War for acceptable. obtain the files on a two-year Justice Department Bloomington, Ind., where she was after the Mchards reported J e ^ Independence ... the Civil War ... This board Is using town assets to investigation of his campaign activities, which arrested at her parents’ home 10 Ann was missing from her crib. World War II ... Vietnam ... so They buy votes buy the favors of special Interest Hubbard is convinced was instigated by politidal days earlier. Police have refused to discuss any of Atlas senrice Presidential goodies many lives have been lost In the groups. Town assets belong to all enemies. Though it turned up nothing on him. Justice At Richard’s arraignntent last specifics of the case, including service of onr country.” with town assets the people of Manchester — they has refused to turn over its files, so Hubbard has week, the state objected to bail on what led them to charge Donna “We’ve been doing business with Atlas Oil for grounds there was "strong and Richard after a 7-month President and Mrs. Reagan and Vice The Herald Indeed does know of were paid for by the taxpayers of resorted to subtle guerrilla warfare against the sufficient evidence to gain a investigation. 30 years and never had a bad service call. Their the war In Korea, and also of other To the Edilor: the town by the sweat of labor. The department. President George Bush also got a bunch of conviction at trial.” At that point. Police have not ruled outRalph wars, snch as World War I, In w o^, delivehes and service have always been goodies last year, according to the White board is given the responsibility of Almost dally, be takes to the floor of the House to Judge Anthony Dennis sealed Richard as a possible suspect in which many Americans gave their By law, any job done for town PROM TIME or House. looking after our best interest. make short speeches or Insert articles into the record records in the case. the case but he has not been efficient, well planned and lives. The Herald regreu the government must go out to com­ Instead, it is selling off town assets describing allegations of Justice Department misbe­ ... “ If state objects to bail, then charged. By law, gifts of more than $100 value must omissions, and will correct the text petitive bid. In the case of the to buy votes. havior or incompetence. there will be an evidentiary Last week, he appeared in a WEDDING TIME well done. We had a new be reported if kept. Federal disclosure forms In fntnre advertisements. Bennet project, a separate corpo­ hearing and they will have the Boulder County, Colo., courtroom We h M the bspeat Riello burner installed this list 18 givers to the Reagans, with gifts ration was set up to get around this burden of producing a certain to answer chaises of kidnapping, Sdsctton for oB of Peter J. McNamara Wetch on weete Your foraial ssoar noods past year and we are totaling $7,156 in value, and 41 donors to the law. In the case of Love Lane, the IN Summit St. quantum of evidence,” Muksian extortion and robbery in a drug homes a rt being built for private said. “ I f there is no objection, then case. If Bushes, with items valued at $8,089. Thanks to Kane Mancbester Pharmaceutical companies are tniMi.iiig the totally satisfied with the Gifts to President Reagan included: the Freedom of Information Act and charginj the ^ 9 9 5 unit and with the First Puppy (a black Bouvier sh ^p dog), a .44 for Safe Rides to the taxpayers. More than M percent of the Preeddn Somolhlng DNlorant Wish Somoona A of Information requests received by the Food afid Atlas service." Magnum revolver with the president’s To the Editor: Drug AdministraUon came from pharmaceutkRl Happy Birthday Walter Moske, signature, given by the president of Smith and houses requesting information about their A h srS ta Vernon, C T Wesson; four hearing aids valued at $3,000; I would like to take this opportun­ competitors. . with A Harold Happy HMrt PIsno CanSn and a chain saw with accessories. ity to thank and acknowledge a fine For this dubious service, the FD A re c o v e r^ Lord Wont Yves St. Laurent Vice President Bush kept these gifts: 26 member of our community. For scarcely 8 percent of the $4.5 miUion it cost to process the past two years, Greg Kane has the requests. ^ pairs of running shoes from Texas shoemaker worked diligenUy with students and longtime friend Jim Autry; a leather and adults to organize the Man­ Optn: Mon. & Thun. 109 flijght jacket on the 40th anniversary of when chester Safe Rides Program. Mlnl-editorlel tmx, w«L Fn. lo&aa s m . los Bush's plane was shot down over Japan; and a ARer our last meeUng, Greg Instability in the nation’s banking system will eraw Only 872-6065 Houston Astros jacket, a souvenir of opening informed us that he will be worse unless Congress and federal regulators m a le resigning as our group advisor. day of baseball last year when he threw out some basic changes in the rules. One long ovenib Samel ^Itd, atlBB bantlM the first pitch. Greg said that a dream he bad InnovaUon that should be enacted is risk-basAI came true. Greg wanted to see this premiums. Believe it or not, the Federai DepoMt lu c i ail Nancy Reagan got a four-volume 1985 vBlIaii coal program under way, and he did. It atlas oil Insurance Corp. charges a shoestring bank t h e a im iCsIL.*.- ^^ludal! 6 tuxedo Contefe ^ diary, a lap blanket, a band-spun, hand- was a difficult task, but with the premium as a healthy bank. life “Sure, It’s a great titte car — but does It fit our His. SS, TakoaviSe R d, Vamm H nSs N. of Tii CUy Plasa Exh 9S off knitted wool sweather, and three paintings. help of several student and adult yuppie Image?" companies can charge high-risk appUcanta m or* 643-2711 414To«andSlreel • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 why shouldn't the FDIC? 555 East MKldle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 V. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29. 1985 - « I - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 2«. 1985 Zoners O K gas station near mall site Housing bond plan ously approved a variaiice to allow The Zoning Board of Appeals that the area is a "high-risk traffic zoned for business or commercial use. The property 1s directly three dentists to expand their, Tuesday night voted 4 to 1 to and a high-risk accident area." practice with new offices in a house SPORTS across from the proposed Buck- approve constmction of an Exxon The plans for the station also call land Hills Mall. at 147 E. Center St. in a Residency could go to voters gasoline station at Buckland Street for an entrance on Pleasant Valley C zone. ^ and Pleasant Valley Road., Road. Last September, the Plan- the developers agreed to cqmply with several recommenda­ Other approvals included: - In casting his dissenting vote ' nlng and Zoning Commission ap­ The possibility that Manches­ percent or about $7 million ^ tions by Town Engineer Walter e A special exception to allow g' against the service station, ZBA proved a zone change tor the ter voters may be asked in would local money. Senkow on drainage. But Bailey day-care center to bo run by Thirsty Oilers leave vice chairman Harry Reinhora 1.1-acre lot from Business H I to November to approve a bond said they could not comply with a Shirley Vitols in a single-family; The deadline for the town to said that he could only approve tbe Business V, which Is the only zone issue for construction of housing requirement that a driveway be i home at 358 Hartford Road. use the North Elm Street land Is special exception if the station’s in which service stations are for the elderiy on a North Elm 496 feet from the nearest intersec­ • A variance to permit an- July 1988. If the land, a bequest, exit onto Buckland Street were allowed. Street site arose today when tion because the entire property 8,880-square foot addition to OiH is not used for housing for the eliminated from the plans. Ques­ Attorney Thomas Bailey, who Democratic Director Kenneth was only 320 feet wide. Welding and Manufacturing dl elderly by then. It goes to the tioning a traffic survey presented represent^ Exxon, said Tuesday 1422 Tolland Turnpike. Tedford mentioned it in connec­ American Cancer Society, that all the property in the area i Also Tuesday, the ZBA unanim­ Flyers on the edge IV 4 V by the applicants. Reinhorn said tion with other possible referen­ dum questions. Another Democratic director, Stephen Cassano, said this them," Flyer defenseman Doug Tedford was asked if he EDMONTON, AlW u (UPI) - good night I would have had them morning that while the matter Croaamanaaid. "They got a couple favored having referendums for Bolton to choose asbestos contractor The Edmonton Oilers were thirsty of a bond issue for housing of of good shots and capitalised. We both sewage plant improve­ (or goals. Philadelphia Flyer Down S-1 in the beetH>(-seven elderly has not been discussed have to cut off their aliota from the ments and work on five school He said the work may be divided goalie Pelle Lindbergh was Just aerlee, the Flyers must win Thurs­ by the Democratic majority on Bv Kevin Flood operation. Tam bid $128,000. D and N of New point." buildings. He said, "W e're among two companies. He also plain thirsty. day whan the Oileni again enjoy a the Board of Directors, “ as an Herald Reporter He said one bid reflects the cost Haven bid $128,415, he said, and For Gretzky, the turning point looking also toward a small said the bids may be misleading, Lindberw, a Vezina Trophy home advantage. individual I would like to hold of replacing the asbestos lining on National Surface Cleaning bid came when Fubr stopped Ron bond issue, possibly about since the PBC will have to consider candidate (or best goalie of the Keenan viewed tbe proepecty off for a year.” BOLTON — The proposed remo­ several boilers in the school with a $108,6oO. Sutter on a rare penalty mot in tbe three-quarters of a million such factors as the companles’- year, gave the Oilers two oesy calmly. val of asbestos insulation from two substance called Calcium silicate. To line the boilers with metal ■ecood period. dollars, for the proposed hous­ In a February 1984 report to previbus history of asbestos rem o -' goals Tuesday night in their 5-3 "Our objective In coming here Bolton schools enters a new phase The second bid reflects the cost of jackets. Callahan said, ACM AT “That was the big part of the ing for the elderly. the directors, a housing study val the type of Insurance they may victory to bring Edmonton within was to win one of three, then go this evening, when the i^ b lic lining the boilers with metal bid $316,000, while Dec-Tarn bid one game of winning the Stanley back to Philadelphia and come up w in," Gretzky aaid. "It gave ua a task force recommended build­ $126,000. D and N bid $141,688, he carry. „ . . He said a school repair bond Building Commission plans to jackets, he said. “The bids can t really be Cup (or the second straight year. with two," Keenan said. "Whether big booet. FubFa save w as tre­ -le.v ing 24 units of housing on the Asbestos will be removed from said, and National Surface Clean­ issue might have to be examine bids from four companies considered an accurate reflectioa After letting In three goals, Flyer we win the first or last of tbe three mendous for the club. It’s a tough North Elm Street site. It esti­ both Bolton High School and Bolton ing bid $127,000. postponed. for the work. of who they (the PBC) will pick.'^ coach Mike Keenan yanked Lind­ out here makes no difference." poaition to be in." 2 mated the cost at $624,000 a unit On Tuesday night, the Zoning All four of the companies have Center School. The substance is a Applied Thermodynamics will Tbe Oilers, however, have differ­ Coffey scored the first Oiler goal. and recommended financing Callahan said. “ There are Just too bergh for a brief piutop In the Board of Appeals approved submitted two bids each on the known carcinogen. recommend which company it It was the his I9tb of the playoffs— the construction with general many other factors involved." second period, ent plans. "The plane ride to Pbilly variances that would make it work, according to engineer Mi­ To line the boilers with calcium feels should do the work this' Is five hours I can do without," breaking the record for most obligation bonds. The commit­ The PBC will meet at 7:80 p .iir Lindbergh returned but let In possible to use the 1,8-acre site chael Callahan of Appli^ Thermo­ silicate. Callahan said. ACMAT evening. Callahan declined to ^ui^ped Edmonton goalie Grant playoff goala by a defenseman tee figured that in order for the this evening in the Fireplace Room another, and backup Bob Froeae with frontage on North Elm and dynamics Inc., the Eastford-based Corp. of East Hartford bid $306,000. disclose Wednesday morning what •hared until Tuesday by Brad Park 4 F I project to be self-funding, rents of Community Hall. ^ was In (or the entire third period. It consulting firm that is planning the while Massachusetts-based Dec- the recommendation will be. and Bobby Orr. White streets for housing for the would be $375 a month without was the second straight game In Philadelpliia took control early elderly, Tedford pointed out. Charlie Huddy and Glenn Ander­ heat or electricity. which Keenan was forced to play In t ^ gam e and led S-1 in the first Tedford has pressed for the muiical goaliot. period. son completed completed tbe Oiler housing as well as for the Commenting on the bond AL SIEFFERT’S "The first time he needed a drink "We played a very bad first sooiioc. construction of 14 starter houses issue priorities. Tedford said, “ I of water. Some goalies sweat more period and were fortunate to be Rich Sutter, Todd Bergen and 9 on town-owned Love Lane land. hate to have to make these than others," Keenan said. "The behind only $-2," said Oiler defen­ Murray Craven each acored goals .Af?...- At a meeting of the Board of decisions, but it may be better to second time I felt he was tiring seman Paul Coffey. for tbe Flyers. Philadelphia dearly Education Tuesday, two board postpone that one (the bond for because the dehydration bad set But Wayne Gretzky, who scored missed tbe eervicee of injured Tim members spoke in favor of school repairs).” in.” two goala to booet his playoff total Kerr, the team's leading scorer postponing a bond issue, of Democratic Director Eleanor Lindbergh knew it wasn’t Jiis to 16, and tbe Oiler powerplay were during the regular season. UPI pboio Coltman, a former member of about $5 million, partly because night. too strong for tbe Flyers. “Kerr nmist have hurt us,” Edmonton goalie Grant Fuhr makes period action Tuesday. Fuhr'a save, and the necessary work to prepare the Board of Education, said " I should have had the first one Four of the Oiler's five goals Keenanaaid. “Take a Gretzky ora for a bond issue may not be putting two major bond ques­ and maybe the fourth one," the were with a man advantage. (Jari) Kurri out of their lineup and chest save on penalty shot by Philadel­ two goals from Wayne Gretzky, lifted completed and partly to avoid tions on the ballot is something Swedish netminder sighed. "On a “Their powerplay won it for see if it hurts." phia's Ron Sutter (14) during second- Oilers to 5-3 victory. having two major bond issue the directors will have to think WHY PAY MORE! questions compete with each about. She said it is a little early other for voter approval in one to make the decision. ^ E S T WICES o n FAVORITE BRANDSj election. Repubican Director William The sewage plant bond Diana said the town hashed two major bond issues on the same Sutter third in row to faii on penaity shot amount would be at least $20 million, of which about 35 ballot before. Oilers to within one and more penalty shot, he got the shot off," trouble scoring on penalty shots, KEY FEATURES EDMONTON, AlberU (UPI) - make the first move. Then once he him. I FISHER Ron Sutter received only the third committed himself, I had the “He did pretty well what I importantly, gave them momen­ said Satber. "But the penalty shot agreed that Fuhr’s stop had a ★ STEREO RECORDING/ penalty shot in the history of the advantage. I think tbe goalie has expected. He tried to go through tum beading into second period. was probably the point that turned tremendous impact and sympa­ FISHER VMS Vidao CassaHa Racardar the game around. There’s going to thized with Sutter who bad failed to Obituaries PLAYBACK WITH DOLBY* Stanley Cup finals. He also became an advantage on penalty shots." m y legs and I got it with my pad.” Sutter saw tbe turning point as wtth 4 Maods. Staraa, “ I Itove no comhient," aaid tbe being Glenn Anderson's goal 21 be a turning point in every game score on one previous attempt ★ 7-DAY, 5-EVENT the third person to fail. Fuhr also said Sutter made it Dalby* NRandARS normally chipper Sutter. sectmds into the second period, and that was it." against Kelly Hrudey of the New PROGRAMMABILITY Tuesday night, in Game 4 easy on him by bolding bis stick Both coaches said the play tying tbe score 3-3. York Islanders. Hazel E . Pint Joseph Hession of Rocky Hill and between Edmonton and the Phila­ with only one band as be brought turned tbe gam e around but Oilers coach Glen Satber said tbe Philadelphia coach Mike Kee­ Mrs. Edward Stack of Key Bis- delphia Flyers, Oiler goalie Grant the puck up ice. Hazel E. Plitt, 80, of Route 3, Sun penalty shot was tbe turning point nan a g re ^ , but would have “ It gave our hockey club a big cayne, Fla.; nine grandchildren Fuhr threw out his right pad to neither of tbe key plasrers agreed. Rise Beach, Mo., died Monday in but did not agree with tbe call that preferred a rule allowing him the boost," said Gretzky, who scored and five great-grandchildren. She reject Sutter's wrist shot at 8:47 of "He telegraphed it,” said Fuhr, " I don't know if it really turned Laurie, Mo. She was a former brought tt about. Tbe call was option of accepting tbe penalty the winning and insurance goals. was predeceased by a son, Thomas L iM ai the first period to lift Eldmonton to a candidate for tbe Conn Smythe the game around," said Fuhr, Manchester resident. She was the made by referee Kerry Fraser instead of the penalty shot because “ We weren’t playing well at the F. Conway. $i a 5-3 victory and a commanding 3-1 Trophy as tbe playoff MVP. "He aiiose team trailed 2-1 at the time. wife of the late Emil Plitt. WITH after Mark Messier booked Sutter the Flyers were killing a double- time. Not taking anything away The funeral will be from series lead. had it in one hand, ao he either had “ I think tbe goal near tbe end of tbe She was bom in Hebron July 26, Hangan-Ahern Funeral Home, 111 FEATURES to shoot or pull (tbe puck) across first period did.” to tbe ice just after Sutter broke minor at the time. from G ran t... but I ’m sure Sutter 1904, and lived most of her life in Main St., Route 4, Unionville, >449 "I just tried standing there," with one hand slowly which would That goal, by Charlie Huddy at free deep in Oiler territory. was a little nervous. It was a tough Manchester before moving to Thursday at 9:15 a.m., followed by said Fubr. “I waited for him to have made it easy to pokecbeck 18:23 of the first period brought the "I dm't know why there was a Gretzky, who has had a history of position to be in." Missouri 12 years ago. She was a a mass of Christian burial at St. member of the Ozark Chapel Mary Church, Unionville, at 10 IS FISHER IS FISHER United Metho^fst Church, Laurie, a.m. Burial will be in Soldier’s VHS yid«o Cassette Recorder and a member of the Fythian Field, Northwood Cemetery, ' ‘ • too Witb Pm CtaMwl Sisters of Manchester) with Wireless Remote Lakers need to ‘correct some areas’ Wilson. ' - • Dm I Cm m H* Dtck ' A She is survived by a daughter, Memorial donations may be cdiampionship loss ever as the . Shirley Soricelli of Sun Rise; a • FIva Band Graphic Eqaalizar By Mike Barnes He has taken tbe introspective come out smoking and burning." made to the Greater Hartford I NEW 8 HOUR I Celtics set title marks for total - stepdaughter, Dorothy Kissman of O • Dalaxa 3 Way Spaakars United Press International approach — what did you expect Los Angeles has chosen to think Heart Fund, 310 Collins St., points, field goals, halftime mar­ : Marlborough; a stepson, Norman from a Californian?— beading into of the lopsided loss as a Ruke. Hartford. gin and halftime points. Plitt of Manchester; three broth­ O BOS'TON - Maybe Magic John­ tbe second game Tbursdayni^t (0 Coach Pat Riley aaid that’s better The loas came just five days ers, Elwood Brown and Ray son should call bis teammates p.m. EDT) at Boston Garden. than to not think of it as all. * after the Lakers clobbered tte Brown, both of Manchester, and Anna (Logan) Sharidan "sissies.” It certainly worked for “ You've just got to reach inside “You don’t want to put this gam e BEST Larry Bird last year. yourself and say, ‘Hey, I didn’t get out of your mind," said Riley, who Nuggets 153-109 in Gam e 5 of the Walter Brown of Talladega, Ala.; Anna (Logan) Sheridan, 87, After tbe Lakers pounded tbe it done,’” Johnson said before spoke to reporters with his back Western Conference final. one grandson; two granddaugh­ formerly of Bolton, wife of the late Celtics by 33 points in Gam e 3 of Tuesday’s workout. "W e need to literally against a wall in a Rfith all tbe fuss, though, tbe ters and four great-grandchildren. Michael J. Sheridan, died Tuesday BUY! Y last year's NBA championship correct some areas that we didn’t darkened corridor of the Garden. Lakers oidy trail 1-0 and can wrest The funeral will be Saturday at at a local convalescent home. She 6 9 9 series. Bird lambasted bis team do a good job in, and take it from “There's a theory in tbe N B A that the home-court advantage from 10 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral was born in Manchester and had for not giving 100 percent. Wbat there. you can get Mown out and walk the Oeltica on Thursday night. Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will lived in Bolton the last 30 years. [S FISHER FISHER happened next is well docu­ " I f it were a coupla games, away and forget it. That's true in be in East Cemetery. Calling hours She was a communicant of St. Tbe Lakers feel Danny Ainge mented: Boston captured the next maybe we’d be psyched out. But the regular season when there are are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Maurice Church, Bolton. • 25” Racalvar/Moaitor and Scott Wedman cannot hit as H i-T e c h 25” Stereo Television | contest in overtime and eventually one game, it's Just a beginning of a so many games. She is survived by one son, John • 112 Cbaaaal ^ U a Raady effect! vely from the outside as they High Resolution the league title in seven games. long aeries.” Sheridan of Crete Island, III.; a • BainJa Staraa S te re o "But In tbe first game of tbe did in Gam e 1. Mary M. Gozdz Johnson, however, has chosen Added Boston coach K.C. Jones: daughter, Mrs. Francis (Margery) s te re o Monitor championship aeries, yon can’t • Wiralau Ramota Caatrol not to lash out at his mates after the ’’They blew us out in Gam e 3 last Ainge scored 15 points in tbe first Mary M. Gozdz, 74, of Lakewood, Murray of Manchester; 10 grand­ I • 112 ChMXNl CaMe Rm * forget it. You try to let it aet in. You Sound SAVE * VIrdMt NaMb Cadrd Lakers lost 140-114 to the Celtics year and we cam e back. That’s the quarter, canning his last 6 shots of ‘ Colo., formerly of Manchester, children; and three great­ have to analyse it in a positive ' • W-Tedi el Hi Bm « Monday In Game 1 of this year’s mental makeup of our team, and I the period, and Wedman was died Monday at the Vail Valley grandchildren. She was prede­ •w ay." final. 11-of-ll from tbe floor, including 4 Medical Center, Vail, Colo. She ceased by a son, Philip S, Sheridan. UVE think L A is the same way. Tbey’U Riley found little poaitive after was the widow of Anthony Gozdz. ON looking at the films of Game 1 — from 3-point range. He becam e tbe The funeral will be Saturday at first player in championship his­ She was bom in Poland Nov. 23, 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney AMEMU'S except that tbe Lakers were BEST tory not to miss with a minimum of 1910, and had lived in Manchester Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., poeltively awful. for many years before moving to • baskets. with a mass of Christian burial at Games rescheduled today “After looking at the films, I Colorado three years ago. Before 7 9 9 discovered we were wdrse than | "W e ’re still gonna double down St. Maurice Church, Bolton, at 10 They'll try again today. Field, 10-10 Cheney Tech at 12-4 ; she retired, she worked as a a.m. Burial will be in Bolton Center ■ Built in MTS (Multichannol TV Sound) L thought immediately after tbe low (on Robert Parish and Kevin The opening day of scholastic Wetberafield High and 11-0 > seamstress at Manchester Modes. Clemetery. Calling hours are Fri­ IS FISHER F l d J f E D reception of stereo, billngual| gam e,” he aaid. “ It w as like M cHale) and let tbe guys from the I * a ^ i S % or SAP (Second Audio Program) diamond state tournament ac­ Coventry visitiiig 14-0 East ’ She was a member of Jehovah's day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. watching ‘Friday the 13th.” ‘ outside shoot," said Johnson. Witnesses of Manchester. • stadia Standard 2S” broadcasts tion was rained out Tuesday. Hampton. Which sequel? "Listen, if he (Wedman) goes She is survived by two daugh­ • 140 Channal CaMa Raady ■ 14-day. 5-event programmable timer Five local high sdiool teams SoRball contests pit 10-0 Man­ 11-for-ll again, it’s gonna be tough Jane Fitzgerald "Chapters One, Two, Three ... ueiptwio ters, Jane Gates of Lakewood, • BaHt-in Staraa , ■ 10-lunction wirgless remote control are rescheduled for 3:90 this chester hosting New Britain at how many are there?” asked to win the series or tbe gam e Colo., with whom she lived, and ■ IQS-channei, cable-readv lunina afternoon, at the original sites. Fitzgerald Field and 0-0 East Jane (Franklin) Fitzgerald, 83, s te re o • WIralaM Raawta Cantral Riley. Thursday.” Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Lakers couldn't bear to Gloria Rubacha of Manchester; formerly of 239B N. Main St., wife Baseball competition featurea Catholic entertainiiig Wilbur Loe Angeles f ^ behind 30-24 "W e will continue to emphasize watch Sunday as his team was clobbered by Boston. Los two brothers. Vincent Szwed and 11-0 Manchester tackling 15-5 Croat of New Haven at Nike of the late Francis Fitzgerald, died Sound after one quarter, 70-00 at halftime the inside defense,” added Riley, Angeles needs to make some fast adjustments to get Leon Szwed, both of Hebron; one Tuesday at Manchester Memorial host East Hartford at McKenna Field. and 100-79 heading into the final “ and nuke them find tbe open man sister, Pauline Celbry of Lake- Hospital. pertod. It was the club’s worst away from that.” back into the N BA championship series final. wood; and three grandchildren. She was bom in West Hartford A memorial service will be held and lived in Manchester the past 49 Saturday at 2 p.m. at Kingdom years. She was a member of the 2 Hall, 647 Tolland Turnpike. Calling Gold Star Mothers of Manchester hours are Thursday from 2 to 4 and the American Legion. MCC's track clinic last week was the 'best ever' p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes She is survived by a son, Frank ^99 Funeral Home, 400 Main St. E. Claughsey of Manchester; a Here's a complete home entertainmeni "It waa a super program, the best that I ever Private burial will be in East daughter, June Jecyk of Vernon; system from Rsherl Enjoy high fidelity their noon break last week in Elast Hartford, is fresh moved up the ranks to the 3,000 and 5,000 meter ± FISHER attended," veteran disunce runner Steve Gates said Cemetery. eight grandchildren; seven great­ music with the SO-watt per channel from a 10-K win over Roberto DeCastella in Dallas. distances "because I lacked sprinter’s speed" and after attending the track clinic last week at grandchildren; and several nieces audio system featuring a synthesized Spedding. who missed tbe fun run at P A W because of then to tbe 10-K and finally the marathon. Manchester Community College which featured and nephews. poor airline connections, w as one of more than 00,000 “ I believed that I could win an Olympic medal Ror«nc« Lewis tuner, dual cassette d « k , s^-auto m aH c Olympic marathon ailver and bronze medal winners Herald Angle The funeral will be Thursday at entrants in tbe Bay of Breakers 7.4 mUe race in San although I didn’t expect to win one. It was an Florence (Shaw) Lewis, 90, of turntable and an amplifier with a built-in John Treacy and Charlie Spedding. 10:15 a.m. from the John F. Francisco, finishing ninth. “ It w as a unique race in extraordinary sensation to have won a bronze medal. Hartford, died Monday at Mount 5-band graphic equdizer. Enjoy Oates’ aentlmenu were echoed by a number In the 9 Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. whidi tbe winner crossed tbe finish Une just as the last It took me two weeks to believe wbat had happened. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. She was outstanding sound and picture quality disappointing amall crowd including Am lv Burfoot Earl Yost Center St., followed by a mass of entrants were starting out. With three miles to go in LA I knew that I would win a the widow of Sven Lewis. with the system's 25* stereo televialon and Ray Crothers among the name nmners on hand. Christian burial at 11 a,m. at St, Sports Editor Emeritus ‘T U be seeing a lot of Treacy in Europe this medal. There were 80,000 people in the stands but I Bom in Manchester, she had featuring a bullt-ln stereo tuner for Oates has been the moat succetsful local runiwr over Bridget Church. Burial will be In summer,’’ the 5-0,136-pound Britisher said. Spedding didn’t see a single one when I came out from tbe been a resident of Hartford more reception of stereo broadcasts. And you the lait two decades in N ew England competitioa. East Cemetery. Calling hours are Uniahing about 90 yards behind Treacy last summer in runway onto the track. I just saw John’s back.” can enhance the TV’s soutkI by playing The program. aponMtred by Pratt A WMtney, than SO years. She was a member tonight from 7 to 9. Los Angelea, a race won by Portugal’s Carlos Lopes. Neither Treacy nor Spedding was among tbe of the United Methodist Church, It directly through the system's three-vray officially kicked off preliminary plans for the 10th Memorial donations may be pre-race favorites to walk up to the ceremony stands ' Hartford, and of the Women's annual New England Relayi scheduled in Manchester made to the American Heart speakers. Component cabinets are also TREACY. NOW SPB W ILL BE RUNNING LONGER IN THE daily worhout R.I., nine months of tbe year. Spedding took up tbe sport at 10. Conway, died Monday at John York City. F U T U R E ,’' Treacy pradfeted. “ At one time, at SO. a “ One day I roaliied that I could run better then the Dempsey Hospital, Farmington. The burial was in Belmont, N.J. runner would retire, but that won’t happen anymore BOTH SPEDDING AND 11IEACY WILL LEAVE day before. 1 kept getting better times and 10 years She was the mother of Ellen Quinn »TERMS; “WORLD CLASS RUNNERS CANT WORK AND The Bellini Funeral Home in s u p e r d i s c o u nfii t CENTER ■ ■■ ■ because of all the money that is around. You’D see the T H E U S A later this month to compete in Europe. " I later I waa an Olympic medal winner," Spedding, a of Manchester. •CASH RUN at the aame time and be successful,” Treacy Montauk, N.Y., was In charge of world class runners hanging around for this reason." have 10 recea lined up in July and AuguaL" Treacy one-time 4:09 miler, said. "The longer the dlstanoe I She is also survived by a son, ------647-9997 declared and Spedding agreed, both having lucrative arrangements. •CREDIT CARO Spedding. aone-time pharmneiat, no longer daala In said, “and I’m planning to be in Manchester ran, the more success I had." Richard J. Conway of Rocky Hill; oontracta from race equipment manufacturera, all Memorial donations m ay be sent • Moimnjr handbag praacriptions, having aigiMd on with Nike. Thankaglvhig morning to defend my title. I won’t be another daughter, Kathryn Clancy OPEN DAILY: MON-THUR8TIL9 • TUE8-WE0-SATTILS • FRIDAYTILI legal today while keeping their amateur status under Both gueats appeared as much at ease on stage as to any branch of Save the Children PAYMBRI . 'Racing la a fuU-tinw job. I’ve only been on tt for nine running any marathons untb next year.” w earing track toga. of Unionville; two sisters, Mrs. H w Athletic Congress code. Foundation. moatha alter a flve-year career as a phannadaL’’ ha Traacy. who jogged wtth PAW employeea during Spedding starts out as a mUer and gradually It w as a class act program from start to flniah. I> - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29.1965 - II SCOREBOARD A L roundup Hooten paints KC blue SoftbaU Baseball Scholastic Baseball Cards Timiiia Hockey B y J og lllu z z i the ninth inning to snap Kansas B liw Jays 3, W hite S o n 1 City’s six-game winning streak. United Press International At Chicago, the Blue Jays Kansas <^ty starter Mark Gu- NHLplayinaahadula downed the slumping White Sox to TONIOHT'S GAMES AL ttandlngs Kevin Hutt Franaii Ogan raaulta b icza , 1-3, w a a td gg ed w ith th e loss. LPstriie vs. MCC Vets. 4 — PHtge- Burt Hooton may not be in the extend their winning streak to a raid First base same league as Picasso or Leo­ Elsewhere, Milwaukee edged pgrr't vs. Main Peb. 7:30— Pltige- JU C levelan d 3-2 and T oron to downed dub-record eight straight. EastCatbolic . nardo da Vinci, but be turned in a The Blue Jay* sport the same rold W L Pd. GB Chicago 81. Minnesota at Boston PIret Step vs. D.W. Fisb, 4—Cborter Toronto 2* 14 .474 — real masterpiece Tuesday night. record today — 2814 - a* they did Oak Detroit “Burt was painting,” Texas was rained out. M 17 JOS 4 Home Addrese: S4 Mulcaliy one year ago. Dean vs. L.M. Olll, 4 — Reberften Baltimore M 10 472 4W May 21—FWlOTphlt „ .tentoni catcher Don Slanght said after the Bob A Merle's vs. MPM, 7:30 — New .York 21 20 413 ^ Dr., East Hartford. John McEnro*. 1, U.t., dsf. Ronald Unlike last year, when the Jays Mlav « — EdmontonX Qiillodslphla I veteran right-hander tossed a Rebertson Milwaukee 1* 22 .413 9 Bom: September 21, 1967. Aeinor, HoHI, ( A 0-7, IS; Ivcm UNKil, X May X — Idmonton______X_ m______...... IpjllL-ito3 had to chase the red-hot Detroit Wetmsg vs. Memerlal Ceraer, 4 — Boston 1* M .442 10 Czschosloyokla, dsf. EddT* Ed- nonton 5,i#Pnl Millodslphlal seven-hitter to lift the Rangers to a Bravrara 3, IndlanB 2 Keeney Cleveland 14 30 .344 13Vk Class: Senior. words, lo M Abica 41, 45, 41: Tiger* and trailed the eventual ModvHle vs. Bine Ox, 4— Pogonl sss;s-l?!pItadiriphla at Edmonton, 9 6-1 victory over the Kansas City At Milwaukee, RoUie Fingers Height: 5-lOVi. Weight: 160. Jhnmv Connor*, X dsf. Wolfgang p.m. wofM champs by 6>A gannes, _ a iiReaWy vs. Hvngry Tiger. 7:30 — Collfomlo 25 10 .SOI — Popp, Wsst Osrmany, 44, 41, x-Jun* 2 — Edmonton m Phllodslphlo, R oyals. pitched 12-3 innings of no-hit ball to Toronto Is fe Hrrt place, four Kansas CItv M 19 4S0 1 Throws: Right. Bats: Left. Andsre JarrviL 4, Swsdsn. dsf. Scott "H e mixed his pitches well and 7:0S p.m. preserve the Brewers’ victory. It games over the runnerup ’Mgers. ^ tS S sn’s vs. B.A. Cleb. 4— Nike Minnesota 31 23 .400 4 AAcCobi. U.Xi 4& 4X h i; Jgakim x-Jun* 4 — Edmonton m Phlladsiphia, Slevensen’t vs. Nets Jehnsen. 7:30— Oakland 21 22 .400 4 Batting average: .350. " ...... iDtetor when b e g o t in trou b le, he ca m e up was Fingers’ seventh save this Dave Stieb, 83, tossed a three- 7:3S p.m. with some big pitches. He was Nike CMcogo 19 21 .473 4V^ Career highlights: Hockey x-Wsscsssorv year and the 331st of his record­ hitter and Ernie Whitt conUnued Seattle 19 24 .442 4 dealing out th m .” Texas 14 20 .344 fVt state cham^onship in 1984; setting career. his red-hot hitting with a RBI H ooton, w h o has been ham pered Budwiltir softbill Teetdgyt ReeuWt baseball semifinals in '84. “ You know he’s going to throw single and a homer to ignite a Minnesota at Boston, ppd., rain _ Aoron Ollara 5. Flyura 3 by injuries during the last few strikes,” Cleveland manager Pat four-run seventh inning, banding The Budwelser softball team Toronto 4, Chicago 1 Other sports: Four years of Fsrnonds seasons, struck out four to im prove emerged from a 10-game Agawam Milwaukee X Oevslara 2 Mllostavi Qirrales said. “You know be the White Sox their seventh varsity hockey. his record to 2-1 irith his first tournament as co-champlons, along Texos 4. Konsos CItv 1____ Jon Havre______throws a lot of pitches over the straight loas. with the Sprindleld Falcons. The final WedpeedPv't Ggmse Future plans: Attending Tomas SmbL IX Csschoslovakla dsf. com p lete g a m e sin ce June 19,1963, *l5r»|pmlod-l.Wllo(W(tela,IM^ plate, and that’s exactly srbat he “ We’re playing as well as last gome between the two sauods was (AH Tbnee RDT) 7 AJb*rto_tous, Spate, 74 (74), 4 3 ^ ^ when be was with the Los Angeles cancelled because of rain Monday. Minnesota (Viola 4-3) at Boston (Boyd UConn next year. Stetan Edbsrg, K Swsdsn. dsf. 1 (Re. SuHm, SmHh), 0:413. E d it io n , d id .” year,” said Toronto manager coltov 10 (Huddv, K uril ,p p , 4:31 x D odgers. Bud dropped Its first game, 2-1, to 4-4J, 7:35 p.m. FanoHa, Italy. 74 (74X45,45:1/Robsrio Fhllodslphla, Bsraon 4 ,(**zol. Cross- Fingers, 38, has been struggling Bobby Cox. “ It was fun chasing VEM. Poul Frenette and Rich Beleke- (Mlfomki (Slaton A3) at New York Sagd, Argsmina, dsf. Jlnunv’ Artas,Ai 14, The master of the knuckle curve man), PP, 4: X X Fh adsiphig. Crayon 4 them (the 'Mgers) but more fun to wlci rapped two hits each. (NIekro 53), 7:35 p.m. U T , 41. 44, 75. (^ IliiTM arsh). sh, 11:3X 1 BfdrncmM, baffled the Royals and flashed this year while cooling back from Bud won Its next two contests In eight Oaklond (Codloroll 5-3) at Da MIk* Dspalmsr, U.X, dsf. Jimmy UPl photo have tliem chase us.” 2 last season’s back iuJury. But Innings; 4-5 over the Scrubbers ond trott (Wilcox 1-2), 7:35 p.m. Anarican Loagin raaulta PIralaa 4. M m 3 |1Z| Brown. U.X.47.4X47(l-n,74(105),45: Huddv 3 (Coffey, Kurrij, pp, 13:a. some of the brilliance he used to Psnaltlss-Poulin, Phl7 3 :3): Finger* maintain* his iuJury has Whitt, with three hiU, had a RBI 14-15 over Walls. Frenette smashed a Orsg Hohnss, U.X, dsf. OtoM Fsraz, Hughss, Edm. 5:17: M sssisr, Pirate Tony Pena beata a fourth-inning Pena's replacement at catcher. Junior have with the Dodgers. Hooton, game-winning home run In the firsttllt, Seattle (Beattie 24) at Baltimore Uruguay, 45, 7-1 44, 44: Bloln healed and says he is looking single to break a scoreless tie in the (Dixon A2), I p.m. PITTSBURGH HOUSTON Bdm , 5:59: Crossman, Fhl, pick-off attempt, but twists his ankie on one of three free agents signed by while Keith Martinelll drilled three Briiwtra 3, Indlaiis 2 ObrbM ObrbM Wlltonberg, U .l, dsf. Christoph* Rogsr- d ^ s m ln o r , 3;a: Msssim, Edm Ortiz, delivera(j the game-winning hit in forward to more work. fifth . H is h om er in th e seven th w as hits, and Rich Nicola, Kevin Comeau, Toronto (Alexander 52) at Chicago Roy X 4040 PuN rf 40 11 Vossslte, Francs, 44, 14, 14, 45, 44; Ro.SuttmpsnaHv shot stopped by Fuhr), the Rangers in the off-season, was Kevin Martinelll, Joe VanOudenhove (Bums 54), l:n p.m. Losison Duncan, U.l, dsf. Jsan-Fhilipp* the bag, forcing him to ieave the game. the 12th frame to beat Houston. his third round-tripper in his last CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE Wynn* cf 4 0 10 RsvnM* t* 4 0 1 0 i:47; ttospodor, Ftel, 14:M. banished to the bulipen in Los “ I’ve been throwing every day,” ond Belekewicz chipped In with two Cleveland (Schulze 33) at Milwau­ ManIHI 1b 3 2 I 0 WoHIni X 4 1 1 0 Fteurtan, Francs, 4X 44, 44; Boris th ree gam es and h is 10th and llt b apiece. Belekewicz ripped five hits kee (Burrls24),S:3Sp.m. •brbM iXrbbi Bscksr, Wsst Osrmany, dsf. Vitas Angeles a year ago. He seenu to said Fingers, whose ERA was 5.17 Butter cf 4 0 0 0 Molltor X 3 1 1 1 Hsndrck rf 4 1 3 0 Boss If 5 111 Sgcond pmlod—4. Edmonton, Andsr- RBI in five game*. against Walls, with Nicola, Ken Co­ Texas (Hough 43) at Kansas City Ksmp H 300 1 Mmghrv cf4 030 OsrutaHls, U .l, 4X 47 (7-9), 41,41. have found himself a home and a going into Tuesday’s game. ‘’That meau and Paul Frenette adding three (Jackson 52), 1:35 p.m. Franco ss 4 0 10 Moor* c 3 111 DonI* VIsssr, South Africa, dsf. Stov* sonlO (unassisted), 0:31. 7. E ^ o n - " I opened up my stance about a Jacoby X 4 0 0 0 Coopsr 1b 4 0 10 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 ten, Gretzky 15 (Coftov, HuMv),^ M , NL roundup spot in new manager Bobby helps me get a little better velocity. each. One of Frenette's wasan HR. Ken Thursday's (Tomes Frcbsl H 1 0 0 0 Tolman 1b 10 0 0 Msister, U.1, 4X 45, 45: Jos* Luis month ago and it has helped,” (iailo, Ron Frenette, VanOudenhove Oakland at Detroit Thomtn dh 4 0 1 0 Yount H 3 0 11 12:5X FsnolHss—Toedtet, Phi, 0:40: Valentine’s rotation. For a while I wasn’t throwing in Tobter 1b 3 0 0 0 Sbnmns dh 4 0 0 0 TPsna c 2)11 Spllman 1b 1 0 0 0 Cterc, ArosnHna dsf. Jay Lopldus, U .l, Fogelln, Edm,0:X; Paterson, Phi, 12:11: 9 Whitt said. and Keith Mortinelll each had two hits. Kansas City at Chicago, night OrtU c 3 0 2 1 Cobsll 1b 3 000 44, 45, 41; Morion VOIda, Cischosta- “ Burt was the first guy I called gam es and I w asn’t th row in g in the An t-5 loss to the Falcons put the Seattle at Baltimore, night Vufcovch rf 3 1 2 0 Clark cf 4 0 3 0 vokki, dsf. Vine* Von Patton, U.S.,44,14, Allison, m i, 17:X; Hunter, Edm, 17^ : “ ’They’ve gotten some runs (or CoHfornla at New York, night Carter If 3 0 0 0 HoshMr rf 3 1 1 0 Morrisn X 5 0 1 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 Lows, Edm, 1S:X; Crossman, Phi, when I got the Job,” said Valentine, bu llpen.” Budmen against the wall. Kevin Coffey Almon ss 3 0 0 1 Gornsr X 5 0 1 0 44, 4X 45: Jos* Hlgumas, iolain, dsf. me lately,” said Stieb, 115 against cracked three safeties In the loss, while Minnesota at Boston, night Bsrmrd X 3 1 1 0 Romsro u 3 0 0 0 Fstor AAcNomora Australia, 75.44.45; 1*;ID; Hunter,Edm,»:X. whom the Rangers hired earlier Marty Martinelll added a pair. The Bonton c 3 0 0 0 GItes 2b 3 0 0 0 Guont* p 1 0 0 0 Boitey c 10 0 0 Milwaukee manager George Chicago. “ We’re really putting it T * M * n 2 5 * TOM S X 3 7 3 Roblnsan p 2 0 0 0 Cruz ph 10 0 0 Oulltermo Vila*, AgsnHna, dm. Wally TMrd pmlod—0. Edmonton, Gretzky 14 this month from the coaching staff locals bounced back to auallfv for Loucki H 1 0 0 0 CoHwun p 0 0 0 0 Masur, Ausfrolta, 4X 4X 43: Paul Perez may stall Rose of the New York Mets. “ I asked Bamberger used Fingers in relief all together right now. We’iie NLstindIngs Ctevslund 3 X 3 X 0 3 -2 (Msssisr, Anderson), pp, 3 :4 2 . Monday's double elimination bracket Ctandstar p C 0 0 0 Pnkvl* ph 1 1 I 0 McNontes, Australia dsf. Carl Llm- of Moose Haas, 82, who gave up with a ID-ltrlumph over JAM Grlndlng- MBwoubss Wl tesmt— 3 bsrgsr, Australia 45, 44, 44. mMHtes—Hospodor, Phi, 3:44: Hunter, Urn how be felt and be said, ‘Give getting good pitching, hitting and East GamAwInnIng RBI—Moors (2). Foil ss 3 0 0 0 Dowlsv p 0 0 0 0 five hits oo only two days rest. /Plerce Construction of East Hartford. Edm,7:51 Bv MIk# Tullv inning reached safely off newly- me the ball, lea ve me alone and I’ll making good plays in the field.*' Ken Comeau and Morty Martinelll W L Pet. GB E—Houisholdsr, Moor*. LOB— DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 Shots on pool Phllodslphlo 1047— in their last two games and lost New York 2S 15 .435 — BPsno X 10 0 0 Ksnt Corteson, Swsdsn, dsf. Mlchosl “ He (Fingers) is the key man,” Stieb, who struck out five and each roped three hits, while Beleke­ Ctevskmd 2, Mllwouks* 7. 3B—Molltar, Wsiriphal, Wsst Osrmany, 43, 41, 45: 31 Edmonton 10-1110- 3X Unlftd Pratt International acquired starter Larry Gura. The both of them. do a good Job for you.’ wicz, Keith Mortinelll, Kevin Marti­ CMcogo 2S 14 .410 'A Moor*, Coopsr, Bsrnazord. 3B— MoHils p 1000 big blow was Peres’ three-run “ He’s done that. You can’t sak Bamberger said. "H e’s done an walked one in his second comptete Montreal 24 IS J91 1 Yount. SF—Yount, Molltor. Athbv c 3 0 2 0 Chris Lswis, NSW Zsolond, dsf. Shlomo Powsr-plav conversions— nelll and Paul Frenette contributed Totals 41 4 12 4 Totals 41 3 N 1 Olickstein, Israsl, 41, 14, 4X 7-5; Suddenly a third party stands homer, the 379th of his career. It PIralgB 4, AgtTOB 3 for a better effort than he gave ns outstanding Job. If he does the Job game this year, bad only three two. Frenette blotted another round- St. Louis 23 20 .524 4 Jsrom* Potter, Francs, dsf. ZoHon Phlladsiphia 41. Eibnontan 44. tripper. Philadelphia 14 M JS1 10 _ IP H RERBBSO FRteburgb 0X3X0X101— 4 between Pete Rose and Ty Cobb. marked the fourth straight game At Houston, Junior Ortiz, who’s tonight. That wa* the Burt Hooton lik e w e t u A he can, b e 'II g e t m ore runs to work with in his three Hsustan OXWINOOX-S Kuhartky, sfritsisss, 41, 44, 41; Huub The Budmen started off the final day Pittsburgh 15 27 357 11 Goalies — Fhliadsiphia,Phlladsiphia, Llnd-Lind- Tony Perez, starting at first base in-which he has homered and gave o f o ld .” work. And the more work be gets, losses. But the Blue Jays gave him West Hsotan (L 34) 3 7 3 3 3 4 Ooms wbuilng RBI — Ortiz (1). Von Boscksl, HoHona dsf. Eric is* (1:51, period), been to th e p late on ly 10 tim es in 41 by whitewashing Barnes, 9-0. Winning lMno|rad*lw,V. Francs,rruncs, 74r-o (9-n.iwri. OM,4X..34, z-o, /Sid the better he does.” 10 ruru in a win over the Sox earlier pitcher Steve Cfancl laced three hits, San Diego 25 14 .410 — MUtwesIwe E-Abnon. DF-PHtsburgh 1, Hou*- Llndberflh (1:5* X d oMIed), Fro*** in plaM Of Rote, drove in four runs him 1,602 life tim e R B I. A lan games this season, made the 19th Rookie outfielder Oddibe McDo­ Houston 23 21 .523 316 tan 1. LOG-FHMburgh U, Houston 11. to Bsngoschso, Argsmina. this month and six 'Tuesday. while Nicola, Coffey, Belekewicz and Haas (W A3) 715 5 2 0 0 1 dsf. Marcsieo I Ingoromo, ArosnHna, 75, (B :X 3rd 'period). Edmonton, Fuhr. with a homer and a double Tuesday K n ic e ly h adan R B Isin gd oa n d R o n trip count with a baaes-ioaded well knocked in two runs with a ’The Bresrers took a 15 lead in the Paul Frenette chipped In with two Cincinnati 23 21 .523 3'/6 Fbigsrs (5 7) 12500000 2B—Waning. Roy X Ashby, Hsndrick. A—174W. first on doubles by leadoff hitter “ We’re not hitting and we’re not Los Angelss 21 23 .477 5urv Barflsld rf 4 0 0 0 Gombi* ph I 0 0 0 (4).[4). SB—Dsrnlsr ((17), i r Csdsno " ' (n, Schsusr-Lorssn, Dsnmork, dsf. Bar­ Dawson lined a double to the wall with reliever Jeff Lahti tossing the Psmndz si 3 1 0 0 Ultte X 0 0 0 0 Rsdus 3(11),...... Concspcion (4). 5 ^ bara Poltar, U.S. 45, 41: Laura Glkto- Track Chicago earlier with a home run Callahan worked hard to keep West Franco. in left center to score both runners. fin a l th ree innings to earn his th ird UFI photo Side at bay In the shutout opener. _ . Gulllsn ss 2 I 0 0 lYonco. SF—Lopss,J. Davis. mslstar, Psru, dsf. Andrso Lsand, U.S., and he did it again tonight." The Rowdies travel to Pennsylvania Ma|«r U agui Isadtra TsXte M 4 X 4 Totals X I 3 I 45,42. Trailing B-0, Cincinnati sent 11 ’The Expos added a run in the s a ve. Toronto catcher Ernie Whitt (right) was (left) and his Blue Jay teammates have In June for the Lettlgh Valley soccer Tursnta 3XM143A-4 IF H RERBBSO Sylvia Honlka, WSsT Osrnrany, dsf. ninth when Ruble Brooks tripled S t Louis sooied seven runs in the tournament. Cbicngs oxoxooo—i CMcoo# Anns Smite, U5„ 7-4, 41; ArMIkl Traek and Fluid raaulta men to the plate in the fourth and the offensive hero in Tuesda/s 6-1 win plerity to wave and smile about this year. Gomi^nnlnaRBI-WhHt (3). Oura 3 4 5 5 1 1 Konslopaulou, Orsscs, dsf. Bstey Nog^ scored five runs to make the score and Tim WaUach singled. fourth off losing reliever Zane Brusstar 223 3 4 4 4 3 son, U.S., 7-5. 3 ^ 44; Psira Mhsss- 65. The first seven batters in the The Padres have scored 14 runs Smith, 25, to go ahead 75. over Chicago. Reliever Gary Lavelle r b PCI. Frazter 15 3 3 2 2 1 Jouch, SwHnrtond, dsf. Pascal* Et- AI AosHo, Texas. May IS Herr, StL 41153 23 53 J79 S tgU teiyL 1-1) 2 4 2 3 1 0 chsmsndy. Francs, 75, 45; Catesrin* Cruz, Hou DsesNHsa 41143 23 55 J40 Tanvisr, Francs, dsf. Marcslo Sku- *“ •-*•**-—^ ---- McGee, StL 34134 29 45 J34 Tibbs 215 7 4 4 2 3 hsrska. Czschostovaklo, 42.45: BsHbia Calendar Murphy, Atl . . . M SSSHB ^ E VSbtS) 42155 51 J29 Pastor* 135 3 0 0 0 3 Bungs, WssI Gsrmony, dot. Pilar Vo4 1)0 H ur^ — 1, Rick Ktebon, Psnn Parker, On 44174 57 X24 Taram. ** Hum* 3 4 4 4 0 2 au*z,P*ru,41,41. Bulls fire Kevin Loughery Haves, Phil 42155 s19 50 J23 Slteb^A3) 9 3 10 15 Franco (W M ) 3 4 1 1 0 1 Mate, 145 (N*). X Doug Hedrick. Oarvtv, SO 42173 25 54 J12 Oura pHchsd to 4 bolters hi 4Hi. SecuM IlMMI Tsnnsssss, 1X5 (Ml). X Rob Muzzle, Billy Cunningham resigns TODAY Clark, StL 42152 39 47 J09 Doteon (L 25) 425 4 4 4 3 4 HBP—by Oura (Csdsno). WP— MorHno NoyraHtova, 1, U.S., g so fG s M m m i , IX* (1*9). X Sten being fired because of a difference Baseball Gwvfm, SO W U , 1X7 (S57). X Ksvte B y Randy M inkoff off the hook. Class LL 42143 X 50 .309 ACOStO 0 2 2 7 9 0 Frazter. dsf. Virginia Wads, Britain, 43. 45; Doran, Hou 40151 27 44 J05 S p lll^ 215 3 0 0 0 1 T—3:17. A—15,in. M cO grty, C a ro lin a 1XS (S45). 4, Unitad Press Intsm ationol “We don’t necessarily need a in philoeopby. I don’t know what Manchester at East Hartford Ckiudia Kohd4Kllsch, 7, WssI Osrmany, l«s) Site/ fe ria ^ , WasMngtoa and B y U n i t e d P r e s s (McKenna Field), 3:30 m Lsogui I dsf. Pol Msdrodo, Brazil, 44,44: DsbM those other challenges.” former Philadelphia assistant coach by the (June 13 college) that means.” g Ob r h PCI. . Oofson (Upshaw). T—2:42. Spsnes, U.S., dsf. Catarina Undgvisl, 9, Emssl vn^ , ConiM I, 1X9 (133). X International In his eight years, Cun­ Possible candidate* to succeed CIOM L Oovis, Oak A—I43it. Jtot^ Aw bw . Auburn, 110 (S3I). 9, Chuck Daly. CHICAGO — Qting pWlnoophi- draft. If are have one, fine, but Cheney Tech at Wethersfield, 3:30 39134 X 45 X34 CardhMl88,8ravoa3 Swsdsn, 75, 42: Kotev Rbwldl, IX Whitaker, Det 33153 » 51 533 KrjsIM Szobodhsgy, Psnnsvlvo- ningham ported a mark of Goukas said he assumed his cal (Unerences, the Chicago Bulls Mike ha* been doing scouting and Loughery reportedly include Class S Cooper, Mil U.S., dsf. Katerina Skronska,Ci*chosl4 Ida Gory Kln^ , Now Mexico, and PHILADELPHIA - Billy Coventry at East Hampton, 3:30 33153 15 X 529 ST. LOUIS ATLANTA yXlo, 44, 40: Laura Oarrons, U.S., 454-196 in th e re g u la r season and current positioa would make have fired Kevin Loughery and are I’ve been in sitnatiaiw before former New York Knicks forward Brunonsky, Minn 43154 X X 521 National Liagua raaulta Day* Crums, Frssne State, 15•“ Cunningham says he has consi­ r airta Seflbali Buckner, Bos ObrbM MirbM M^^Emlls* Rapom-Lango, AgsnHna, m u Oensotex USC 113 66-39 in th e p la y a fix secotMl osiiy him a candidate for the Job but looking for their eighth coach in where we have gone through the and Continental Basketball Associ­ Clots LL 43173 15 X 5X dered whether he should con­ Mattingly, NY 39140 31 51 519 Expo88,Pailr8a5 Coteman If 4 1 3 1 Wlhngin rf4 0 1 0 mdsrsAndsr------Oberg, “TsxoiGI — Faso,- to Red Aueitwch of the Boston turned aside specidation about right years. draft without a coach.” ation coach of the year P h il New Britain at Manchester, 3:30 Bradley, Sea McOs* cf 5 13 3 Zuvsila ss 3 0 0 0 _s*i*qn Mosoarin, U.S., dsf. Pascal* OM(719). . IX (He) Mlkosl Otamtor. 15U, tinue as coach of the Philadel­ Wilbur Cron at East Catholic (Nike 43145 24 S2 515 Hsrr X 50 10P*iTy1b 4 00 0 Poradte, From . 45. 43: Adriano C eltics, w ho had a 98-67 post­ th e p ost to p ra ise Cunningham . Lmqhery, who had one year Krause said he fired Loughery JacksoiL New Jersey Nets coach Brett KC 43140 37 49 504 **P»*V ffa^««teDtagoS)o)s,11^ phia TBers after ead i of his eight Field), 3:30 Franco, Clev MONTREAL SAN DIEGO Ctark 1b S 3 4 1 Fortfw p 0 0 0 0 VHtogron, Argsmina, dsf. Ann H*nrick4 season record. “He started very green,” remaiaing on a three-year co*i- because he wanted a coach “ whose Stan Albeck and ’Thibault. Bevt Track 43143 X 49 502 Vn Slyk rf 1 0 0 0 M ut^y cf 4 3 3 1 sra, U .t, 14, 45, 44: Katarina Hatcher, Minn 42134 X X 501 ObrbM ObrbM seasons, and finally decided it Cunningham’s best season Goukas said. “ But be pushed tract as head coach, was dismisaed phllosophfes about the game are Krauae denied that he had talked Manchester at Class LL Sectional Rains* II 3 110 Flonnrv X 5 1 1 0 Londrm rf 3 1 2 2 Harpsr If 3 113 MJ*sra.Bulggrlg,dsf.UsoSpoln-Short. was time to leave. (Hartford Public), 3:30 Low X 4 0 10 Gwynn rf 4 13 0 J o r m 1b 1 000 Obsrtall X 4 0 1 0 U.S., 41,41: Raftaslla Rsggl, Italy, dsf. w as 65-17 in 1983-63 when himself harder than he ever Tuesday aio*ig with assistant* Bill mote similar to mine.” Krause srith Georgetown coach John oeif r-i‘?U2?2' Murphy, All 12; Mnra Jousovse Yugoslovta, 4X 74 “It's something I’ve been Philadelphia swept through the Chi 9; aork, StL and Porker, OnS; .R o b ^ P 0 0 0 0 Gorvsy 1b 4 1 3 3 PwdHn 3b4 120 Hubbrd X 30 10 (7«5)s E r i % ^ pushed aaqrbody else and he Blair and Fred Carter. O iief scout refused to more specific, saytaigbe Thompson, srbo earlier this month Manchester at Glastonbury, 2:30 Wohifrd ph I 0 0 0 Nsllte* X 4 0 1 0 l ^ w ^ 5b1 01 0 BsnscScf c 3 000 th in ^g about,” Cunningham playofis, losing o ^ one game, became a good conch.” Oarvtv Oita McReynokk, SD and Rsardon p 0 0 0 0 McRyM cf 4 1 I 1 Mranh i* 5 0 2 1 Borksr p 0 $ 0 0 and assistant Mike 'Thibault’s didn’t want an applicant to “ come eras reported to have been offered 2 JO L . Marshall, LA 7. said Tuesday as he announced to seise the champtooship. Cnmdngham. 41, whose resig- in and say what I expect to hear. the Bulla’ Job. Krause also denied SATURDAY American League — Armas, Bos, 13; Francon rf 3 0 0 0 Ksnnsdy c 4 1 3 0 NIsto c 3 2 11 ZSmHh p 1 ioo contract was renewed. Beys Track Dawson rf 2 0 3 3 Brown pr 0 0 0 0 Foraeh p 4 12 0 Camp p 0000 OMkWU, 1375 (7M). •* —' his resignation. “ It's something The Sixers made two obbw natiea has been rumored since Jerry Krause, who was ap- “ I want to prevent others from that former NBA coach and Manchester at Class LL Meet (Wil­ Branonsky, Minn and Oovis, Oak 12; Dflsssn lb 5 0 1 1 Bochy c 0 0 0 0 LolHI p 1 0 0 0 Hall ph Klngntan, Oak 11; Barfield, Tor and 1000 h^ f 137-5 (TBR. ll.W h H s .) I’ve thought about after every appearances in the ftnals under the TBeri w ere elimtnated in five knowing m y philosophy,” he said. current Kansas coach Larry low Brook Park, New Britain), 3:30 Brooks M 4 1 2 0 Maribwi H4 0 3 1 Ogrbsr p^ 0000 poialed vice perident in charge of East Catholic at Clots L Meet Presley, Sea IX season.” Cunningham, losing tw ice to the games by the Critics in the NBA Runs Balled bi WoHoch X S 1 2 1 Tsmpitn is4 0 00 O irn b ls 1b . 1 0 1 0 BasketbaD operations alter general manager " It ’s better to aft back and w ait and Brosm had been approached. (Windham High), 3:30 Wnnngh d 4 1 1 0 Show p 3000 X * X * Total* X 0 7 3 Every other time, however, Los Angeles Lakers. Eastern Conference Qaals, not talk about my philosophy.” Sin ce 1977-78, th e B ulls h a ve Writ Track Notional (jeacxN — CItuk, StL X; Hjdrtek# l»-7 CSn). 14 Cntim , 11M Ibid Tbora’s dismissal in March, Herr.StLondMurphy, AtIM; Parker,an FHigsrld c 3 0 1 1 OsLson p 0 0 0 0 Qinningham decided to return. N o su ccessor w as nam ed, but Manchester at Class L Meet (Wind­ Dllon* pr 0 10 0 Lsftarts p 0 0 0 0 M l gave no predae reason for Ms aanounced the firings but said SpeculaUon that Loughery been coach ed by E d B ad ger. L a r ry X; Kennedy, SD 31. This year, he began to think last Qinningham said be discussed sor High), 10:30 a.m. American League— Mattingly, NY X; Butara c I 000 Bmbry ph 1 000 d epartu re. there was no timetable for choos- would be dismiaoed began as early Costello, Scotty Robertson, Jerry Brunonsky, Minn X; Davis, Oak 37 ana Smith p 110 0 OosiKossp 0 0 0 0 tm itfi. DF<—§1. Louies. L0W "^ t. NRAplayanachadula WIVW1BE# «« tHBi. Is Lana December that the 1964-as sea­ possible candidates srith TSera “It was a derision I came iitte as February when Jerry Reinsdorf Sloan, 'Mwm, Paul Westhead and Lucas p 0000 Stoddard p OOOO LoutiW pAHontosir Colemim lHiifr son would be his last. "Hi!"' » Boylor, NY Sid Wshngt X 3 2 2 1 Bsvooa ph i o o 0 owner Harold Kats. He refused upon after evaluating all the "The search begina right after took control of the chib. Lou gh ery. Johnson, Tex 31. h r —L a n d ru m “ I feel Bill Cunningham can 9 to mentioo specilic names but StMifi Brms T9*t» - X • IS 7 Tstate X S 11 • (1), Murphy ( in , Horasr (3). S—Ntoto. jsgssitftan-Aan:doXjosVsaas ptoses and mlnusri, of taUag this news conference,” Krause ‘’Krause said it was a tough call His career NBA coaching record ■ i i ^ 4 do other things than coach a pessible succeeeers tndndecur- stock o f w h ere I w as goin g w ith said. “ 1 havan’t talked to anyone to make, but that be would be is 284-438 o v e r 10 y ea rs . H e w as Football •ra DISB* _ __ SXXI1 w X 3 -3 ^ IF N RERBBSO m BWVBXX M«Mf profesMonal basketball team,” iS S S L Oemler, Chi 17; Ooms^rlnnlra RBI— Clawson (3). _ x , ^ NonllMSf rent aseistaiE Matty Goukas my life and with y fam ily’s," he yet about the coaching Job. I would bringing in another guy,” 16804 srith two championship* in N Y ^ ' Wilson, ■ .g-rWioWi Wtxsrold, MorHnsz. LOG- Foredi **5311 he said. “ I ’m looking forward to and Detroit Pistons coach and imagine the phone w ill be ringing Loughery said. “ He said I was three ABA seasons. American League — Pettlx Cal 77; Lahti (S3) ( 3 10 0 10 May Soelon Ml# LoeAnaelMlie La#Ang*l#*c«Bo*too,9pjn. £"**lfy* .9** .^TTBuHer, Clev 14; Otreta, 3B—Wlnnlngham,ass'toaMfe'Sss: Brook*. HR— B o rk sr 2 4 0 0 1 2 .1110 to ( « n . N i U8FL itandlngi Tw 14; Henderson, NY and Mossbv, Tor (M ) - Oorvsy (7i, McRsvnold* (7). SB— LOmnh (LS4) 115 4 7 S 0 0 ^ w te 1 — Boston m Los Angstas. 3:X rimNIIB Brocks (2), Tsr— *•“ ■"----- * — ' - 2 1 5 7 2 2 1 1 Wallach(3).l 1 3 0 0 0 0 ^ «no S — Boston at Los Angsts*, * w L T VMterlss Pel. PP PA socm 1 0 0 0 0 2 Riley reads Lakers the riot act after biowout M 4 0 .714 3iS M3 ^ o n a l L — Howklnx SD *4); Ferjeh pNchsd to I battars In 7Hi. f — Boston o l Los Angsts*, * new jersey * *Hular, ^ W ; Mahler, AH 35; " RERBBSO 14 H M Mann# n o r tS 5 0 443 33S MB "«*fjH y'^ 0 »l, Gooden, NY and Soto, T—S:41. A f i t l i . Tpmpg.Bov * 5 0 4 « 347 304 SmlHl 4 25 7 4 4 0 3 Memphis I CIn A3: OuHIckson, MH AX ^un**-LxAnG*ta*XB**ton.3:X 4 0 •52 111 _ Amertcon League — Petrv, Del 35: Luca* 15 0 0 0 0 0 Bv Frederick Watorman heard enough about the “ Celtics and they needed ta rally from their much more,” said Riley. “One Lakers owner Jack Kem Cooke have never beaten Boston. Maybe .Jacksonville I J71 32* 317 Rebsrg* (W 1-1) 2 2 1 1 0 1 >1 — Los Aitasto* X Boston * pnfWflOrVanIHii I Z7 5SSIf"'2i' Jpddlcker, Ban and United Press Intornotlonol Pride” while he was growing up on thing to their credit— and it’s been had fille d th e ra fte rs o f th e Foru m tte Lakers will start thinking « 1 .534 3M 214 y H jL Clemenx Bos and Rsardon (S ) » 2 2 0 0 0 2 Oiiontfo 3 .314 327 313 MorriB# Son Msgs Trai80|K:tioaia th e E a s t C oast and he w as “ s ic k o f I TV. characteristic of their players and with ttensande of balloons, sche­ about that. Maybe that’s tte way W iMsiariiiiwsaos Xww 544333 BOSTON - Ask Lo* Angele* it .” R ile y 's coaches throittghout the years — duled (or release after tte Lakers Boston could b ea t th em , to c a ll it to Oakland w 3 1 .no J4» Ml HanonaTTeSusr^TtaSnnNla, LA PaUon 25 1 1 1 1 0 coach Pat Riley about the Boston “We’ve got a Lakers Ustsiy ! what he had said yon give them a break and they’ll woo (fam e 7. But Boston’s Don their attentioo.” Denver • s o 443 347 m Lsffsrts 115 1 0 4 0 0 US: .Krvk jw ^ y u s : HeskStaMH i JX US8L8tMNNii|a too,” he said, in a voice load team Nelson hit tte derisive basket with Houston , ! , IS 4« ^ 1*1 OiMdm, NY 159: LaMm, SF 1.91. Ox«9— . <•- U ) 1 3 2 2 0 1 Celtics’ playoff domination of the take advantage of ft.” Mtena S 4 * 00 4S7 Stoddard 1 2 1 1 0 3 But this year Hundley tUnka tte ..Ametjcan — Monix Det X14: Oura: ..^pltahsr Lorry Uriwrs and he’ll say It is insignifi­ enciugh to b e heard through rioa ed hadn’t fast the first a B U tie The rioaest the Lakers cam e was 1:16 left and tte Oltica woo 4 W 0 S___ m ShgwpWchsdfolbaHsrhtOHi. OaryMotthsw* doors and into the hallway. astias ta Boston and so these Lakers have the better team. 3- 11 11 0 0 4M 32* WP—Show t T—3:0X A-195X ono n ISdoy " disabtod N s l r a l r o a d ^ ^ cant. But guests suying at the in 19(B, when in G am e 7 F ran k 108106. As O ltics general man­ X. Invoking the namaa of former 11 Lakers’ hotel tell you different ptayors worea’t repoosMe (or the Srivy mimed a lS5oot Jumper in ager Red Auerbach walked to tte “If they don’t beat them this ------~ WhibgigiT r.^'*^ ""«*wr Lsn One day after the O ltlcs blasted Laker great Elgin Baylor and whole moakry on the Lakers’ locker room, he looked up and said, ■tnwinglwm 4l70rian

9 v Prtdtrick Wottrman ball at Lakers guard Byron Scott, contract, Ainge showed the confi­ UnNsd P r«u International who had Just hit Ainge in the back dence he had gained in summer- of the head. league play,and Henderon was ' BOSTON — Danny Ainge doesn’t ” I Just can’t let that happen. You traded to Seattledays after signing Uke hia reputation as a fighter or a can’t let someone take advantage a new contract. ferpbaby, but he would rather of you,” said Ainge, who says he “ I was very excited when the control hia game than his laughs when he sees replays of his trade was made,” Ainge admits. Rhubarb emotions. fights. “ It was an opportunity that opened H ie Boston Celtics guard, best- To prevent defenses from col­ a lot of minutes.” known tor his pro sports switch lapsing on their front line of Larry It also eliminated the worry that from basebali over to the NBA and Bird, Robert Parish and Kevin Don’t follow grandma’s recipes when sugaring this herb after a few poor shots and he would his fight with Atlanta Hawks McHaie, the Celtics have iong be back on the bench. center Tree Rollins — which led to needed an outside shooting threat: “ I was always looking over my lew RaBBOs ------_ . the headline "T ree Bites Man,” — Ainge has been the answer. ■v Nancy Pappas shoulder, not knowing whether I la living up to the expectations he In his first three seasons, he Herald Reporter would be playing 5 or 23 minutes, created for himself at Brigham averaged 6.S points per game. This and it’s tough to be consistent when Young University. year that number Jumped to 12.9, What looks like a vegetable, is that’s happening to you. But K.C. - A former UPI first-team All- with a majority of his points treatsd like a fruit and is actually (Jones, the Celtics head coach) has Am erica who spent most of his first coming on 12-to 16-foot Jumpers. anberbT sliown a lot of confidence in me. three years in the NBA as a “ Every team in the ieague tries The answer, of course. Is rhu­ When I ’m missing, he’ll Just say, reserve, Ainge led Boston’s first- to pack it in on us — that’s Just the barb. Once referred to as “pie ‘Keep shooting.” ' quarter surge in Monday’s Game 1 way the game is piayed. If the plant,” rhubarb Is most often o l the championship series against Lakers want to leave me open and Auerbach said Tuesday that enjoyed In a rhubarb-strawberry the Los Angeles Lakers. ’The the Celtics want me to shoot, that's Jones’ handling of Ainge was pie, or as a simple, stewed side •-foot-S guard scored IB of his 19 fine with me.” different than former Celtics dish. But It’s also delicious in a points in the first 12 minutes and Whiie playing basketball at coach Bill Fitch, who left after the quick bread, a crisp, or even a cold the Ceitics were never again BYU, Ainge was also a profes­ 1983 season. souffle. threatened. sional athlete, working his way up ’This is rhubarb season. Through­ : "1 play hard and I play aggres­ through the Blue Jays organisation “ Danny was supposed to be a out Manchester, hand-lettered sively, with a iot of emotion,” and played infield at Toronto for a good outside shooter, but he’d miss signs stand on front lawns, an­ Ainge said after practice ’Tuesday. time. one and he was gonzo,” said the nouncing the sale of the bounty “ And 1 think that emotion is more Celtics former general manager Celtics team president. from a bumper crop. In the supermarkets, you will find enor­ o f a heip than a hindrance.” Red Auerbach stated before the Ceitics assistant coach Chris X- mous stalksof rhubarb — some too ; He has seen the pictures of his 1981 draft that he would not pick Ford says Ainge's game has long to fit comfortably in a plastic anguished expressions after a Ainge, but then used a second- matured during his stay in Boston. referee’s caii goes against him, round pick ' on the struggling produce bag. “ and I’m trying to change. But I’ve baseball player, who was having a “ When he came in, people said The leaves on a rhubarb plant are poisonous so be sure to pull made those faces ever since I was a hard time with major-league he was Just a shooting guard. Now DPI photo kid. My mom always used to tell pitching. he’s rounded out his game, on them off before cooking the rhu- me, ’Stop making those faces,’ but For three years, Ainge shared defense and with his passing,” said held back by Boston's Larry Bird, but bard. (When rhubarb is purchased Boston Cettic.guard Danny Ainge (left) In a market, the leaves are already 1 guess it’s Just me.” playing time with Celtics guard Ford. “ He’s a confident player. what he's done this year is live up to ' ’That wiiiingness to show his Gerald Henderson. Before the Danny’s not looking over his has been known to be combative, as trimmed) - kv’i S ! K'i-’ L ieelings resuited in a technical in 1984-85 regular season began, shoulder any more to see if he shown here in a minor disagreement expectations of many. Many older recipes call for a w - Monday’s game, when he threw a Henderson held out for a bigger made a mistake.” with Los Angeles' Magic Johnson who is tremendous amount of sugar — sometimes twice as much sugar as rhubarb. We don’t recommend these. The tart rhubarb flavor is A basket of rhubarb is ready to be made into jams and h - r completely masked by this kind of pies. treatment. Instead, figure on one Sports In Brief Spend a Buck to skip Belmont cup sugar to four cups rhubarb. Rhubarb goes well with straw­ berries, as well as with peaches, By Pohia Smith of the Triple Crown series. said. “ And our next objective will Spend a Buck won the Haskell together. Alternate layers of that Put the bread crumbs in a bowl apples, pineapple or lemon. Any Bruins sign Kraig Nienhuis United Press International Spend a Buck won by a neck in be the Travers.” before the Travers, he would have mix with layers of rhubarb. Dot with the melted butter and toss. the Jersey Derby after he The Travers is run Aug. 17 at plenty of time to rest and train for fruit that is combined with the each layer with a bit of butter or Place half of these buttered BOSTON — Kraig Nienhuis, a left winger for national rhubarb will allow, the cook to use CHERRY HILL, N.J. - Spend a stumbled out of the gate and Saratoga. both the Pegasus and the Nov. 2 margarine. Finish with a layer of crumbs in the bottom of a baking champion Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, signed a contract less sweetener. dish. Arrange rhubarb on top and Buck, racing’s newest multi­ withstood early and late chal­ A run In the Haskell also would Breeder's Cup extravaganza at sugar. Pour water or pineapple Tuesday with the Boston Bruins. The following recipes are from pour the reserved syrup over. millionaire, will skip the Belmont lenges. The triumph vaulted the put Spend a Buck in contention for Aqueduct. Juice over all. Bake in a 325-degree Terms of the contract were not revealed. five different sources. The first Stakes to rest for a run at a $1 3-year-old bay colt to second on Gambolati called New York oven 45 minutes, or until rhubarb is Top with the remaining crumbs. Nienhuis, 23, a native of Sarnia, Ontario, is 6-foot-3 and weighs another big bonus. million bonus later this year. racing’s all-time earnings list with Racing Association officials Tues­ three were popular in the 19th tender. Serve warm or chilled. Bake in a 330-degree oven about 40 205 pounds. During his three varsity season at R P I he scored 30 The newly formed New Jersey day to inform them that Spend a century, and were preserved in minutes, covering with foil if the “ This colt has got to have some Just under $4 million in only 13 goals and registei^ 33 asssits. Council of Racing announced May Buck would not run in the Belmont. cookbooks during the first decade crumbs get too brown. Serve with rest,” owner Dennis Diaz said career starts. Rhubarb Batty 13 it would award a $1 million "They said they understood,” he of this century. whipped cream, if desired. Tuesday. "W e have nothing to prove,” bonus to a horse that swept the said. "T h ere’s no way I could go. 2 pounds rhnbnrb, trimmed, NM : Homemade dry bread Jersey Derby, the Haskell and the Diaz outraged racing tradition­ Diaz said. “ But even if we did have How can they be upset?” wnsbed nnd ent tai 1-iach lengths crumbs are prepared by placing Wiggins ready to return Pegasus Stakes at the Meadow- Balwd rhubarb alists by keeping bis Kentucky something to prove, he's got to Gambolati said his colt Tuesday IVk enposngar dry bread or toast into a blender, 1 stick butter or margarioe SAN DIEGO — Alan Wiggins, the speedy San Diego Padres Derby winner out of the second have some rest.” lands on Sept. 26. was to undergo a complete physi­ y* enp wnler one slice at a time, and whiriing IW cups brown or while sugar infielder, has completed a drug rehabilitation program and is Jewel of racing's Triple Crown, the Trainer Cam Gambolati said he The $2 million Garden State cal exam, including X-rays. 2V4 cups homemnde dry brend- until crumbs are formed. Although Vt teaspoon snlt ready to return to baseball, according to his agent. Preakness Stakes, to train for the planned to move Spend a Buck to Park Challenge bonus Spend a Spend a Buck ran the Kentucky crambo (see note below) a food processor may be used for Vt tensposn grated lemon peel The Padres, however, aren’t ready to take Wiggins back. $2.6 million, bonus-padded prize he Monmouth Park, where he will Buck won Monday required a Derby under a one-quarter dose of 6 toMespoens butter, melted this, as well, this is one task for 2 ponado rbnbnrb, trimmed, “ He’s in fantastic spirits and ready to come back,” Tony claimed Monday in the Jersey rest before training for that track's horse to sweep the Cherry Hill Lasex for a minor bleeding prob­ Place rtiubarb in a saucepan w U ^ a blender is better suited. wnsbed and ent In 1-incb lengths Attanasio, Wiggins’ agent, told The San Diego Union Monday. Derby. July 27 Haskell Stakes. Mile, Garden State Stakes and the lem but was prohibited by state with sugar and water and cover. V4 enp water or pine apple Jnice Cook over medium beat about 7 The Padres said three weeks ago that Wiggins would not play in The June 8 Belmont is the longest "The Haskell works as a good Kentucky and Jersey derbies. law from using the drug in the Rub a shallow baking dish with a minutes. Set aside A cup PAR IS (U PI) — Top seed John Virgina Wade, and second seed St., has been growing rhubarb water in a heavy saucepan. Cook McEnroe is neither getting nor Chris Evert-Lloyd won a first for more than 10 years. Her only until tender. Taste for sweet­ Miami gains World Series berth giving any breaks at the French round match 6-2, 6-1 over Austral­ rhubarb pies are much in Rhubarb custard pla ness and add additional sugar if Open tennis championship. ian Janine Thompson. Evert-Lloyd demand. MIAMI — Chris Hart knocked in six runs with a three-run - 3 enpo aUced rhnbarb needed. Refrigerate. She finds that rhubarb is an homer and two singles Tuesday, giving the M iam i Hurricanes a After dispatching Haitian Ro­ is to play today against fellow 1 enp sugar Prepare a rich custard sauce as easy crop to grow, but at age 79, 12-9 come- from-behind victory over the Florida Gators and their nald Agenor in straight sets in the American Lisa~Bonder. 1 tablespoon floar follows: Beat egg yolks with she can no longer harvest it seventh trip to the College World Series in Omaha in the last eight first round Tuesday, McEnroe was McEnroe’s match with Sgar- 1 tablespooH batter, melied remaining >A cup sugar, with a herself. Her daughter, Naomi years. not pleased to learn he'll have to ceanu is the last of the day le g g whisk or electric mixer, until very Zima, does the honors today. The Hurricanes carry a 59-15 record into the first World Series 1 nabnked 6-lncb pie shell thoroughly combined. Add cream, play Romanian Florin Segarceanu scheduled on center court, follow­ This recipe is unusual be­ HwaM photo* by Pinto Arrange rhubarb in pie crust. milk and salt Cook over a medium game Saturday against Stanford. today in the second round. ing third woman’s seed Hana cause it’s a rhubard custard. Mix remaining ingredients. flame, stirring gently with a " I played at 8:30 at night. I asked Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia vs. Most are two-crust pies. The . ' Pour over the rhubarb in the rubber spatula, until sauce not to play until Wednesday, but it American Elise Burgin, fourth custard rises to the top during ter, Naomi Zima, harvests her rhubarb San Diego wins MISL title shell. Bake 35 minutes at 350 thickens and coats the spatula or a Mary Griffith, 79, stands in her back doesn't seem like they’re trying to seed Mats Wilander of Sweden vs. baking, giving a meringue-like degrees. yard, which she refers to as the “little crop for her. be too helpful. I don't understand West German teen star Boris SAN DIEGO — Steve Zungul admits he created a crisis but he Please tom le page 14 farm on Middle Turnpike." Her daugh- redeemed himself with some late heroics to lead the San Diego it,” the fiery American lefthander Becker and Frenchman Yannick Sockers Tuesday night to the Major Indoor Soccer League title. said of French Open schedule Noah, the 9th seed, vs. Holland’s Zungul scored two fourth-quarter goals to give the Sockers a 5-3 makers. Michiel Schapers. victory over the Baltimore Blast after allowing Stan "But it may turn out all right, I Noah, the 1983 champion who Stamenkovic to steal the ball from him and tie the game 3-3 at don’t know,” he said. came back from a year-long -10:21 of the third quarter. The tournament draw put three absence due to injury to win the Swedish seeds, at their best on clay Italian Open two weeks ago, won a Clippers set to name Chaney courts, in his path to a probable tough first round battle Tuesday repeat of last year’s final against 6-7 (4-7), 6-1,7-5,6-4 over Czechos­ 4-. LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Don Chaney, interim coach of the Los defending champion Ivan Lendl. lovak Liboi Pimek. Too much heat can make your hot dogs moan Angeles Clippers for the final 21 games this season, Wednesday McEnroe had little trouble Tues­ McEnroe, looking to win his first will be n am ^ coach for next season. day drilling his overpowering French Open and become the first The team has scheduled an II a.m. PDT news conference to serve past Agenor for a 6-0,6-2,7-5 American to win at Roland Garros The hot dog is America’s favorite sausage. In the Microwave on high for 2 to 2V4 minutes, or until hot 8 slices or V4-4ach chnnka e l cheese make the announcement. ,v y ' *■" ■ ' United SUtes, we oianage to eat 50 miliion hot dogs ; VJi victory. Stadium since Tony Trabert in dogs are heated through and cheese is softened, 8 bet dog bans, split Chaney said earlier in the week that he and the Clippers agreed every day. That is about 80 hot dogs per person per Second seeded Lendl breezed 1955, admitted caustically that his rotating dish half a turn after half the cooking time. Place bacon on a paper towel-covered paper plate. on a 3-year contract — with only the first year guaranteed— that Herald photo by Pinto year. past South African EMdie Eklwards five set loss to Lendl a year ago was a W s c ’ s Microwave 3 minutes on high, or until almost crisp. reportedly will pay more than |80;000 a season. The origin of the hot dog is not certain. 6-1, 6-3, 6-1 and third seed Jimmy among his greatest career Cut a lengthwise pocket in each hot dog; stuff with A big hit Frankfurt-am Main, Germany, is traditionally Taco dogs Connors mastered West German disappointments. cheese. Wrap bacon around hot dog; secure with a creditad with discovering the hot dog. However, a Microwave Shot dogs wooden toothpick. Place hot dogs in split buns. Armas out for several days Dave Ciolkosz of American Legion is shown in a recent Wolfgang Popp 6-4,6-1,7-5 in other "People dwell on the negative. butcher in Colburg, Germany, reportedly sold a Shot deg baas Microwave on a rack 4 at a tim e on high for iv* to 2>/« first round matches. Instead of talking about what I’ve sausage knows as “ dachshund” or “ little dog” in the KHciien TOPPING: BOSTON — Tony Armas, who sprained his left wrist when he outing swatting out a big hit in American League play at minutes. Repeat with remaining hot dogs. Remove Martina Navratilova, the top done, they dwell on what I haven’t loots. 1 can (7V4-oaace to 16-ounce) beef taco fUllag ran into a wall Saturday night in Texas, may not play for several Waddell Field. Little League aption was washed out tooth picks and serve with your favorite condiments. women’s seed and defending done. But that’s the press,” said The Coney Island hot dog was probably first sold by 1 cap shredded (Cheddar theeae days. Tuesday with all teams hoping to get back into action Charles Feltman, a German butcher, who opened up a 1 cup crashed Uwo chips Team physician Dr. Arthur Pappas said Armas’ status is champion, won a second round McEnroe, who has won seven tonight. stand In in i. He is reported to have sob) S,IS4 Place 4 hot dogs in buns. Arrange in a 12-by-8-inch Pliiaholdogs doubtful for the remaining two games of the three-game series match 6-3,6-0 over British veteran Grand Slam tournament titles. sausages on a roll during his first year in buaineas at glass baking disb. Spoon half of the taco filling over 18 hat dogs with the Minnesota Twins. Due to rain, Tuesday night’s game Coney Island. hot dogs. Sprinkle with half of the cheese and chips. was postponed until Thursday night. 18 split hst dsg bans Tlw microwave can quickly and easily produce a Cover with waxed paper. Vk s f a ISsonee Jar s f plssa sauce A team spokesman said Tuesday night that Armas’ return to hot dog ready for a fan of any age to enjoy. No fuss, no Ogc8M J. Ruban hoi dogs Microwave on high for 2>A to 3 minutes or until the lineup would then be handled on a “ day-to-day” basis. NCAA track titles to Muzzio, Young muss, no bother — what a treat! In facL a hot dog in a I pound smoked traakfarters (8 per penad) cheese is melted and buns are hot, rotating after half I caa (is n nee ) mashrssm htts sod pieces bun may well be one of the first things that a neophyte ahstdeehnra of the cooking time. 1 medinm entan. chopped Bv Mike Rabun kansas would collect more than 70 seconds to pass defending cham­ who trailed by 175 points going into microwave cook prepares. Here are some hinu to 1 can ( 8 snare) snntrkrant. weU drained Sprinkle with shredded cheese and chopped tomato, Pierce hot dogs; piece in split buns. Top with 2 LJK. wants official marathon United Press International points, which should be enough for pion Sheila Tarr of Nevada-Las the climatic 1,300 meters. make your hot doM perfect every time: Caraway seeds if desired. Repeat with remaining hot dogs. UUespoons of p lw sauce, 1 tablespoon of cheese. the Rasorbacks to coast easily to Vegas, Conny EckI of Washington LOS ANGELES — The City Council Tuesday hired a company e do not spreed buns with mustard, ketchup or Thsassad Mead dressing M icrowave on a rack 4 at a tim e on high for 144 to 2V4 AUS'HN, Texas - Rob Muxsio victory. State and Maryse EwanJe-Epee of But Muzsio, a Junior from relish before beating to promote and organise an official city marathon next spring. and Lauri Young became the first Shredded or sliced Bwlm cheese minutes. Top with dtopped onion and mushroom bits. But Spearmon’s absence In the Arizona, winning with 5,723 points. Virginia’s George Mason, made up e pleroe the hot dogs with a fork or knife to prevent The council vo M 12-1 to let Los Angeles Marathon Inc. titleholders of the 1965 NCAA track Pierce each frankfurter and place into split buns. Allow to stand for 2 minutes. Add chopped Mack olives 200-meter dash and on the Arkan­ “ This is the best I ’ve ever done the deficit on Gary Kinder of New steam from building up and exploding. organise what is expected to be an annual 26.7-mile race, and field championship Tuesday Arrange 2 tablespoons of sauerkraut over each frank. Conay Mand hoi doga for garnish, if desired. Repeat with remaining hot sas sprint relay team could cost the by about 50 points,” said Young. ” I Mexico and won the decathlon, e place the hot dogs in buns and wrap individually probably to be nm for the first time in March. night and with the completion of Hogs as many as 16 points. Sprinkle with caraway aeeds. Drizzle with dressing V4 pannd ground beef dogs. was hurt last year and got hurt too 7,904-7,909. It was the closest in paper towela or a paper napkin teabsorb the steam. Several details, including the exact course and provisions to be their events, the bulk of competi­ and add desired amount of cheese. Arrange four 1 medium snl sa, ehsfped That could give other teams such late to redshlrt. So this is a special decathlon competition ever in the • arrangswrapp^ hot doM on a slotted rack so air tion begins today. sandwiches on a paper towel-oovered rack. Micro- 1 can (8 snnes) lomalo saace made for wheelchair racers, are to be decided in further talks as Iowa SUte and Washington year for me.” NCAA meet. If Muzsio had run a can circulate around them. The Arkansas Rasorbacks, des­ wave on high for 2 to 3 minutes, or until heated 1 teaspesn Wsfccetersidre sauce between the city and company and are subject to future council State an impression that Arkansas The decathlon also saw a come- second slower or Kinder a second e do not microwave more than four wrapped hot pite a hamstring pull suffer^ by through. Repeat with remaining four franks. 1 package he* dags (18 la Ihc package ) approval. Is vulnerable., from-behind effort from Muzsio. faster. Kinder would have won. dogs at a time because they will heat unevenly. sprinter Wallace Spearmon that 1 Mduflg nUl hsc 4m bus The women’s competition should If you have had hot dog disasters, you ha ve probably threatens his participation In the Break up ground beef into a 4-cup measure. be a battle between UCLA and microwaved them in the bun for too long a time. The meet, are expected to win their Sprinkle onions over the top. Microwave on high 3 to 4 s, cat In I Kathryn Crosby shifts tourney Oregon, with the Lady Bruins result of over-cooUng is truly unappetizing. Over­ 8 sHcea o f hraod. toasted and cut la I first NCAA outdoor title. minutes, breaking up meat midway through cooking. relying chiefly on Jackie Joyner. East runners quality cooking results in shrivded hot dogs, and buns that SAN FRANCISCO - After flve weeks of pubUc feuding, If they do, they will complete the Pour off grease. Add tomato sauce, chili powder and Joyner could take part In as are tough, chewy or soggy. Microwave according to Kathryn Crosby has pulled the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am triple crown of college track, many as six events after having Worcestershire sauce. Microwave on high for 4 MADISON — Seven members of only Eagle to qualify in two events, the following c h ^ for hot dogs in the 16 per-package Place 4 hot dogs in buns. Arrange la a 12-by-8-inch Golf ‘Tournament off the PGA Tour. The tournament will be having already won the cross­ skipped the heptathlon. minutes. Pierce hot dogs and place In split buns. Heat the East Catholic High boys track the 100 and 200 nMter dashes. Todd slae. 41 baking dish, gpooo half of the chill wtih beans over hot shifted from the Pebble Beach area to Bermuda Run Country country and Indoor championships Young, a senior from Northeast 4 at a time for 144 to 344 minutes on high. Top with team qualified In the Class L Karpy also made the cut in the MO. 4 aUces of Cheddar or Aaserlcan cheese, ent In haM dogs; top with half slice of cheese. Cover with waxed Club in Winston-Salem, N.C., a spokesman said Tuesday. during the current academic year. sauce and serve. Louisiana, won the hepUthlon Sectionals at Hand High Tuesday. Others qualifying for East were I hsl gag in a has — W to M minutes on high power. U n e the bottom of a 134>y-S-inch glass baking dish paper. Microwave on Ugh for 2 to 3 minates. or untU The only other school to have Tuesday night, sweepinjg from The new Crosby tournament will be a non-tour event played The athletes will travel to Wind­ Chris Seeger in the 306 interme­ 8 hst ia v hi a hon— 44 to 1U minutes on high power. with paper towela. Arrange toast halves in dish. cheese melts and buns are hot to the touch. Rotate achieved that feat is Texas-EI fourth to first place In the last during the first week in June at Bermuda Run, site of the 1996 ham High Saturday to compete in diate hurdles, Chris Galiigan In the 8 hst d sgi In buns — IM to 1 1/3 minutes on hi|^ Spread lightly with mustard, mayonnaise, mustard S rcoh and chaaaa dogs after half the cooking time. Paso, and the Miners did it for event. the Class L championships at 2:30 NCAA Golf Championship. 000, Bert Howard In the MM. PMri and or relish, if desired. Top each toast half with a hot SbecensUccs Sprinkle with shredded lettuce, chopped tomato aad throe straight years. She ran the 800 meters In a p.m. Ray In the 5000 and Rich ih 4 hsi dsM In huns - 144 to 244 minutes on high dog and a half slice of cheese. 8 bet dags chopped onioa. Repeat with reniaiaing 4 hot dons. Early estimates predicted Ar­ personal best of 2 minutes 18.40 Sprinter Buddy Zachery was the the long Jump. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. May 2». 1985 - 1» rM — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29. 1985 You can cut down the sugar in rhubarb recipes About Town Embl«m Club meete Catch firafllas for sclanca In food prooeaaor or mixing bowl Ih e a tM fi CM tlned from page IS monds. Cook 5 minutes longer. lamb in place of pork for a Rhubarb chBBBBoakB I aliyirpeae uuMsached Manchester Emblem Club will meet on June 5 at Sigma Firefly Scientists Club has announced the, Pour into hot, sterilised canning delicious variation. Serveoverrice cream the cream cheese and sour 8Wi 7; 30 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 30 Bissell St. A social hour 25th anniversary Fireflies for Science Campaign. The clean wooden apoon heavily. Re­ CRUST: cream together. Add eggs one at a flour club Is a division of St. Louis-based Sigma Chemical, Jars and seal according to manu­ with a dollop of yogurt for garnish, 1 cap roUsd oats will follow the meeting. move from heat. facturers' instructions. Or, pour if desired. time, mixiag well alter each 8/8 eup sugar Co., which needs fireflies for medical research for. Pour immediately into a cool Vi cup walanta addition. Blend in sugar, vanilla, vt isaspesu salt cancer ^agnosls, muscular dystrophy and the study into heatproof freeser Jars and Heat oil in heavy-bottomed, large M leaspaan elaaaasoa Mleaspoou baking 8ada Qard«n plott avallabla bowl. Season with vanilla extract store in the freeser until conserve saucepan on me&um heat. and I cups M the atewiMi rhubarb. of heart disease. and sherry. Cover closely with I tablespaans brawn sugar, Scrape aidee of bowl often and 1 teaspoeu etnaanMH Plots are available at the Manchester Victory Firefly collectors are paid weekly, a cent for eaett is needed. Yield; 2 pints. Excellent In a small bowl, combine flour, firmly packed 8 cups dieed rhubarb plastic wrap. Refrigerate as soon on homemade muffins or biscuits. blend until very smooth. Pour Gardens by calling 649-3673. firefly, plus a weekly bonus of 810 for 25,000 flies and as possible. curry powder, salt and cardannon. V4 cup mehad bnltar cheesecake mixture on top of crust PreparaUon time; 15 minutes Both organic and regular gardens are ready tO an additional 810 weekly for each additonal 25,000 up An hour before serving, cut cake Coat meat with flour mixture, and hake cake I hours. Turn off Baking Ume: 1 hour 18 minutes plant. A one-time fee of) 10 is charged to cover the cost to 250,000. so It may be set in layers In a glass Cunrtod pork Slow shaking off excess. Set rest of flour CAKE: oven and open door, but allow cake Yield: 1 large loaf of tilling. The Uil of the firefly, the part that lights up,- serving bowl. Spoon custard over wHh rhubarb mixture aside. 1 recipe slewed iBnbarb to cool in open oven l hour before Adding the orange Juice redims PloU, which are located off Finley Street, will be contains two rare chemicals, luciferin and luciferase. the first layer of cake. Cover with 1 paaW crenus ckaese at ream removing it. the amount of sugar you need in assigned to Manchester residents on a first-come, They produce a green glow with the chemicals come the rhubarb, using a slotted spoon IM pounds pork stew pieces In the saucepan, brown half the lensperalare this bread, and makes it tas^r first-serve basis. in contact with adenosine triphosphate, an energy to drain off the extra Juice. Vt cup all-purpaae nuMeached meat at a time; add oil If 1 cup sear craaas Meanwhile, blend corastarch and healthier. If you like a d a ^ r compound found in all living cells. Continue layers until the bowl is flour necessary. Add onions to cooking 4eggs with water to make a smooth loaf, use brown sugar instead of Art show aat for park Sunday For more information, call the Sigma Firefly filled. Make rhubarb the top layer. IM leaspoana curry powder meat when It is nearly browned, 1 cup wUle augur paste. Pour corastarch Into re­ white. ScientlsU Club at 1-800-325-3010, extension 433. Spoon whipped cream over all. Vk teMUM sail and saute the two together for 1 (casnssn vasuila maining rhubarb; heat until mix­ Preheat oven to 380 degrees. More than 100 artists and craftsmen will compete Serves six to eight. Vk tsaspsan ground cardamon about 1 minute. Return all nneat to IW laMsapaaus camslarch ture thickens. Crush rhubarb pie­ for cash prizes and ribbons in the Manchester Art Vk cup vegetable oU the pot, add cider, water and 1 laMespsaa water In medlum-sised mixing bowl, Association’s free arts and crafts show Sunday from ces with a spoon and spread whisk together orange peel, College establishes Rhubarb consarva 1 cup diced oahm rhubarb. Cover pot and sinuner for Preparatioa time; 36 minutes rhubarb sauce over cheesecake; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in O nter Park. Paintings. Jewelry, IVk capo elder 1 to IVk hours. Baking time: 1 hour chill thoroughly. Cut into 12 pieces orange Juice, orange Juice concen­ pottery, baskets and toys will be sold. 1 caps cat rhubarb 1 cup water Yield; 12 servings and serve. trate, butter and eggs. Sift dry Food will also be sold. The rain date is June 9. For YMCA Hall of Fame I caps sugar 4 capo diced rhubarb When nneat is tender, stir in Preheat oven to 325 degrees, ingredients together and stir into more information, call 649-7918. S oranges, both Juice and rind 2 MMeapoons honey honey. Spoon 1 cup of the liquid into (kimblne oats, nuts, cinnamon and Juice mixture. Stir in rhubarb SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Springfield 1 lemon, both Jnlce and rind Preparation time; 30 minutes a small bowl with flour that’s left, sugar in food processor or blender NNiberthorente iMwad pieces. Spoon melted butter into Pinochia acorat givan College, which has been educating employees for M pound almonds, roughly Cooking time; IVk hours add spice mixture and stir until it and process until oats and nuts are t taklespssn orange peel greased loaf pan. Bake on center YMCAs for 100 years, has establish^ the first YMCA cboppH Yield; 4-6 servings makes a thick, smooth paste. Stir chopped. Pour mixture into S-inch W cup orange Juice rack for 1>A hours or until a Hall of Fame, officials announced today. Place rhubarb In a skillet, add This flavorful stew has a deli­ paste into stew and cook 5 minutes spring form pan and stir in melted 3 taMespeeua freaen orange toothpick Inserted near the center Pinochle scores for the play of May 23 at the Army "In recognition of Springfield’s historic relation­ sugar, grated rinds and Juice of the cious sweet-and-sour taste and a more, until stew thickens. Season butter. Press mixture evenly over Me comes out clean. Cool before and Navy Club include; Gladys Seelert 662; Anna ship with the YMCA... and the fact that the college has- fruit. Cook 30 minutes. Add al­ subtle Indian flavor. You can use to taste with salt and pepper. bottom of pan and set aside. I melted butler slicing. Plourde 618; Grace Gibbs 605; Arllne Paquin 600; trained thousands of YMCA professionals from' Elenora Moran 598; Maude Custer 585 ; Sam Schors around the world to be of service to others, it is fitting,, 585; Bud Parvin 578; James Forbes 577; Charles that we establish a permanent YMCA shrine on^ Gidrites 576; Betty Turner 576; Ruth Search 574; campus for all the world to view,” said Solon B.* Menus Alcoholism often afflicts elderly Edith O’Brien 558; Ethel Scott 557; Andy Noske 557 C^unsins, YMCA executive director. and Ada Rojas 554. Herbert P. Lansdale Jr., former general secretary, hot noon meal is listed first and the getables, apple sauce. By Shari Scales have spent most of their time Many of the elderly are not Support group maats Tuaaday to the National Council of the YMCAs, and Paul M.~ Senior cHIxmi cool evening meal, second. Taesday; To be announced. United Press Internotlonal addressing other Issues,” he pressured to seek treatment be­ Limbert, former secretary general of the Worlds The following meals will be Monday; Baked meatloaf, Span­ Wednesday: Apple Juice, added. “People may Just shrug it cause they do not drive, do not The support group for families with members who Alliance of YMCAs, will be inducted as the first served at Mayfair Gardens and ish lice, mixed vegetables, salad, chicken patty on a roll, lettuce and INDIANAPOUS — Alcohol is off.” work and no longer have family suffer from chronic mental illness will meet Tuesday members on Friday, Cousins said. Westbill Gardens the week of June cake; Bologna and cheese sand­ tomato, com chips, vanilla pud­ recognised as a deadly force when They say “It’s Just another responsibilities. Also, family at 7 p.m. in Room 4, Center for Mental Health, The pair was selected by a 10-member commltteeT 3 through 7 to Manchester resi­ wich, fresh fruit, milk ding with fruit topping. combined with driving, but spe­ elderly person reaching the end of members and physicians often Manchester Memorial Hospital. For more informa­ from among 80 nominations submitted by YMCA, dents who are 60 or older; Tnesday: Veal patty with spagh­ Tharsday: Shells with meat cialists say it is also the silent killer his Ufe,’’ Maickel said. ignore the obvious symptoms. tion, call Edna Jacobs, 643-6697. executives throughout the United States and Canada.' Monday: Cranberry Juice, roast etti sauce, whippied potatoes, wax sauce, t o s ^ said, Italian bread, of an often “ignored” sector of “Society has never really ad­ "People have never realiz “It Is appropiate that we honor in their lifetimes two' turkey with gravy, sweet potatoes, beans, salad, pudding; Egg salad orange Juice. American society. dressed the problem — not because thought about it,” Meickel says. exemplary YMCA leaders,” said Cousins. creamed onions, pudding. sandwich, applesauce, milk. Friday: Soup, vegetable sticks, Death among the elderly is often it’s not there. It’s Just not visible,” “Maybe in one aspect. If grand­ Haart group honora haad nuraa Each inductee will receive a specially designed ring TMsday: Vegetable beef soup, Wednesday: American chop tuna salad on a roll, peanut butter attributed to “old age,” but he added. “It Just doesn’t have the aunt or grandmother Is drinking, Lynne A. Gustafson, head school nurse for bearing the YMCA seal and a plaque. Another plaque' cheese and pasta, garden salad, suey, carrots, peas, salad, fruit; cookies. statistics show alcoholism is the newsworthiness of a 17-year-old it’s the skeleton In the family’s Manchester schools, was honored for her service to for each inductee will be mounted on the wall of Marsh, French dressing, California Chicken salad sandwich, pears, third leading cause of death in that teenager hitting another car at 70 closet (or something) to snicker HarsM photo by Pinto the American Heart Associaton of Greater Hartford Memorial Chapel at the college, the location of the; compote. milk. age group, says a spokeswoman mph.” about.” Cubmaster Ron Kurtz smiles after Awards at South United Methodist at a recent meeting at the Hartford Golf Club. She is a new shrine. Wednesday: Liver with onions, Tharsday: Roast chicken quar­ Bolton achooto for the Visiting Nurses Service in Marcene Blakey-Royster, coor­ The physical complications that presenting Stephen Prouty, center, and Church. member of the chapter's nurses education committee “The Hall of Fame will provide a lasting forum to gravy, mashed potatoes, tomatoes ter with gravy, cranberry sauce, Indianapolis. dinator of social services at the result from alcoholism are even and will complete a six-year term as a member of the recognize the extraordinary YMCA professionals who ^ with okra and peppers, brownies. baked potato, squash, salad, gin­ The following lunches will be The National Council on Alcoho­ Visiting Nurses Services, says more life-threatening to the el­ Phillip Smith, Cub Scout Arrow of Light organization’s board of directors on June 30. She also have endeavored to improve the human condition at', ’narsday: Vegetable Juice, gerbread with topping; Ham salad served in the Bolton Elementary- lism estimates more than 20 alcoholism among the elderly derly, because their metabolism has been instrumental in the conception and home and around the world," said William A. Howes, chicken with mushroom gravy, sandwich, peaches, milk. Center schools the week of June 3 percent of the nation’s more than 2 often goes ignored because it has slowed down and they have implementation of health programs for children in president of the new hall. buttered shells, green beans, pi­ Friday: Cheese ravioli with through 7. million senior citisens — 61 and becomes manifested in the physi­ more physical problems, Blakey- local schools. She lives in Hebron. Individuals selected to the hall annually must be! neapple and mandarin oranges. tomato sauce, brussel sprouts, Maaday: Juice, shells with meat older — are alcoholics. cal condition. Royster says. Cub Scout Pack 47 honored current or former professionals from YMCAs in the, F i^ y : Orange Juice, salmon xucchini, salad, pudding; Tuna sauce, vegetables, cookies. A large number of senior citizens Symptonu such as “falling and Masons mast at tampis United States and Canada. loaf with cream sauce, scalloped salad sandwich, fresh fruit, milk. Taesday: Fish and cheese on a turn to alcohol late in life as an breaking of the hip,” confusion, Cub Scouts in Pack 47 were Den 2, Marilyn Eastwood, Scouts and Oiarlie Trombley, all Bears. Founded in 1885 as “The School for Christian, potatoes, peas and mushrooms, bun, french fries, strawberry escape from problems associated forgetfulness, changes in behav­ nagdonik presented awards recently at Bill Bro>ra, James Butler, Jona­ Den 5, Ron Kurtz, Scouts Ri­ The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of Workers,” the college became the “YMCA Training, shortcake. South United Methodist Church. than EaAwood, Jason Lawrence, chard Therrian, Jason Krochalis, Masons will have an open house on Monday from 9 fresh fruit. ItanchMtor flctMols with growing old. ior, and failing health among the The U.S. flag should never be School” in 1890 and the “International YMCA; Wednesday: Juice, lasanga, “There are tremendous levels of elderly are often passed off as Ron Kurtz is the cubmaster. The Stephen Prouty and Andrew Fad- Chris Pazda, Jeff Belcher, Dan a.m. to noon at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. (Allege” in 1912 before becoming Springfield College* The following lunches will be green beans, pears. dipped to any person or things. (An dens, leaders, (!ub Scouts and nik, all Webelos. Arrow of Light. Piela and Matt Clark, all Wolves. All Masons and their friends are welcome. in 1953. Mgfllfl on WiMolfl psychosocial stress among the senility or as the “natural aging exception; Customarily, ships sa­ served in the Manchester public Tharsday: Cook’s choice. elderly," says Jane Meier, nursing process,” Blakey-Royster says. awards include; Den 3, Andy Ruganis, Scouts The following are the meals to be schools the week of June 3 to 7. Friday; Fruit Juice, hamburg lute by dipping their colors.) It Den 1, Diana Longchamps, Brian Ruganis, Chris Miller, Seth director at Fairbanks Hospital in But ^ e says these signs might in shouldn’t be displayed with the 4ENT Am/EWTISEMENT served to Meals on Wheels clients Monday: Hamburg on a roll, pissa, tossed salad, fruit gelatin Indianapolis. fact be indications that an elderly Scouts Matt Daversa, Mark How- Egnosko, Drew Beganny, Rocky the week of June 3 through 7. The pototo chips, butter^ mixed ve­ arith topping. union down, except as a distress arth. Matt Longchamps, Eric Daigle and Mark Beaulieu, all The elderly are more prone to person is dependent on alcohol. signal. The flag should never be "physical problems, lower mobil­ Among other reasons the elderly Passmore, Michael Robertson, Bears; and Danny Stoppleman, carried flat or horizontally, but Philip Sniith, Michael Baganny Wolf. ity, loss of friends, a sense of alcoholic often goes untreated is always aloft and free. Supermarket Shopper isolation and a feeling of useless­ that he is not perceived as a threat and Kevin Tedford, all Webelos, Den 4, Terri Carpenter, Scouts ness,” she says. "Our identity is to society. Arrow or Light. Eric Carpenter, Chris Spadaccini tied up in what we can do.” The societal roles that force “It’s something that has been others to seek treatment are EMERGENCY ignored,” says Professor Roger P. missing among the elderly. The Fire — Police — Medical Offers vary from city to city Maickel of thie School of Pharmacy senior citizen is usually “allowed” High-tech saloon aims and Pharmacal Sciences at to continue his habit, says Anne By Martin Sloane Purdue University in West Pinnick, executive director of the DIAL 911 United Feature Syndicate DEAR JEAN: Your letter reminds them Just fine. Lafayette. Greater Indianapolis Council on In Manchester for the TV generation Other readers have written to tell me they have “The media and the science field Alcoholism. DEAR MARTIN; I receive two Sunday papers — received refunds that belonged to other refunders, the Sunday Birmingham News and the Sunday and I am always pleased when I hear ttey were By Mark Schwed length show for her fans. It was the Charlotte Observer. On March 10, both papers forwarded on. No doubt about it, that is the right thing United Press International video that did the trick. included similar coupon inserts that carried an to do. When the time came to “go live.” advertisement for Pampers. In the Charlotte LONDON — Two curious looking Madonna felt a twinge of nerves. Observer, the Pamper coupon was worth $1, while in DEAR MARTIN: Saving money with coupons and youths, one with orange spiked “She’s very excited about per­ the Birmingham News, it was worth 75 cents. refund offers is not Just for housewives. I am a college hair and the other sporting a forming for an audience,” said a Can you explain why the values were different? — student on a limited budget, and I am always looking purple crewcut, slipped coins into spokeswoman for Madonna Just Loretta Cronier, Homewood, Ala. for ways to stretch my dollars. the black Jukebox and quickly took before her “Virgin Tour” kicked A local supermarket recently offered 6-packs of their seats. off in Seattle. DEAR LORETTA: Manufacturers like Proctor k Coca-Cola on sale for 81.59. I checked my file of As the beautiful people munched Increasingly, the rock star’s Gamble are always testing different coupon values to coupons and was able to purchase two 8-packs for Just chicken sandwiches and sipped audience is the camera. determine which works best for them. If the 75-cent 79 cents. cocktails, the image of two naked “I dare say that the Beatles coupon in the Birmingham News results in as many Occasionally, I am kidded about my thriftiness by people necking on the beach would not have the impact today sales as the $1 coupon In the Charlotte Observer, friends, but these are the same guys who help popped up on 25 television screens that they did in ’64. It’s a funny Proctor k Gamble will probably favor the 75-cent themselves to a Coke whenever they come over to my throughout the club. game now,” Williams said, his coupon in future advertising. place, rather than pay 50 cents at a convenience store. The gender-benders — men thoughts turning to video’s effect — D.J. Mayer, Gainesville, Fla. Dying for the spinach wearing skirts and women in pants on the music busineu. DEAR MARTIN: I recently received a $1 refund — abruptly stopped their chatting “Before long bands willdo al- from Lipton Tea. Attached to the back of the refund DEAR D.J.: I think your friends should be and gawked at the screen. It was buins in one day and take six envelope, I found another envelope containing a motivated to do a little coupon clipping themselves. I cannelloni you had at your David Bowie, the multisexual rock months to do the pictures. The all similar refund, addressed to a priest who didn’t even would put a shoebox on top of the refrigerator and put star of the ’70s turned heterosexual important thing will not be the live in my ZIP code area. Needless to say, I sent him a sign on it reading: “No Cokes Without Coupons! ^ t hero of the ’80s, in his spectacular audio. Record sales are lower and his refund, but another person might have considered 10 in, take one Coke out.” video called “C^lna Girl,” the lower. It is a changing market. Life the second refund a "gift.” Could you remind the For being such a Smart Shopper, you will receive a favorite Italianrestaurant? uncensored version that was is much faster in ’85 than it was in companies that fulfill these refund offers to be more copy of my book "The Guide to Coupons and banned in the United States. ’75,” said Willianu, who used to careful about this kind of thing? — Jean Stevens, Refunds." Readers should address their smart- The children of the televison manage Hoyt Axton, a country Canfield, Ohio. shopping experiences to me in care of this newspaper. generation have found a watering singer who starred in the movie hole, a high-tech saloon called the “Gremlins.” Maybe we can help. THe Pied Piper Video Cafe on Argyll “Bands have a brand new style. Herald is now running a weekly Street. It is a trendy place where By' 1995, they’ll do one tour a year, Clip W file refunds HUNTS Free Crushed Tomato Offer. Receive the pretty boys and pretty girls then lie back and make a living off For a light lunch or a super supper, a coupon good for one free can of Hunt’s 28-ounce column featuring readers’ play. video sales. They’ll make enough Crashed Tomatoes. Send the required refund favorite, restaurant dishes. To “By 10; 15 p.m., I make everyb­ money so they won’t have to worry form and copy onto a 3-by-5 card the Universal ody a star,” boasts David Willi­ about touring or live performan­ FrultB, V9gB^bl9», StwrchB9 Product Code numbers from any three cans of enter, simply fill out the coupon ams, the proprietor of the new 81.5 ces,” Williams predict^. (File No. 4) Hunt’s 28-ounce Whole, Italian Style or Crashed below, listing your favorite dish, million club. “I make them video “Visual entertainment will be try Super Stop & Shop in Manchester Tomatoes. Also send the cash-register receipt stars.” the thing for the next IS years.” Clip out this file and keep it with similar with the purchase price circled. Expires July 31, and the local restaurant that Promptly at 10 p.m., a two- man pash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with 1985. serves it. It may be an appe­ camera crew begins making the UNLIKE AMERICA, WHERE Do you hunger after mounds of freshly we want our produce to be as fresh and beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting LIPTON Free Rice and Sauce Offer. Receive a rounds of the cafe, taking quick KIDS have their klTW and a host of cut-up fruit? natural as our customers expect. We handle the needed proofs of purchase while looking for tizer, main dish, vegetable, other video music diannels, Eng­ Long for a spinach and mushroom salad? Better than a restaurant coupon good for a free package of Lipton Rice k clips of the crowd. While some flee land has only a few outlets for the this pretty much the way you would at the required forms at the supermarket, in Sauce, any variety. Send the required refund salad or dessert. from the video eye, others bask in Yearn for a gorgeous tray of marinated home, although we’re dealing with much newspapers and magaxines, and when trading it, prancing around as if their true expensive clips. Since there are so form and the flavor designations from the front many kids wte don’t get their daily antipasto? customers. People on the run looking for a larger quantities” with friends. Offers may not be available In all panels of two Lipton Rice k Sauce packages, one calling Was to be a boob on the tube. quick and easy lunch Just love it. areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive dose of video, a place like the Video You’ll find all of this — and much, much Refrigeration in the Salad Bar keeps of which must be mushroom flavor. Expires June Then we’ll do the rest. We’ll contact Leu than a half-hour later, the more — at the Salad Bar in the Super Stop k Others planning a dinner party can serve each refund. 30, 1985. the chef and ask for the recipe, which edited version of the video is C^fe is a natural — for Uds, for everything cool and at the peak of The following refund offers are worth 18.39. record companies, for the video Shop, in the Manchester Parkade. elegant freshly cut fruit for the beginning of freshness. PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH Noodles and Butter flashed on the 25 screens. the meal or a tasty dessert. This week’s refund offers have a total value of Coupon Refund Offer. Receive one 75-cent coupon will be printed in TODAY’S SPECIAT . Every nobody in the crowd artists. 138.68. The Video Cafe is designed so the For convenience, value and quality, this Still others attracted to the Salad Bar are Linda Vallancourt, one of Stop k Shop’s good toward the purchase of butter or margarine, suddenly becomes somebody. serve-yourself array of more than 60 items These offers require refund forms; one 15-cent coupon good toward the purchase of beautiful people can be seen from people on their way home from work. It’s conscientious crew, patrols the Salad Bar AUNT JEMIMA. QUAKER, BUSH’S Good any Pennsylvania Dutch 16-ounce package of every angle, and London, with its can’t be matched anywhere in the region. quite a convenience for the hurried cook area throughout the day. She takes a tour Luck Dinner Offer. Receive a free Aunt Jemima Broad, Medium, Fine or Homestyle Egg Noodles, SUCH IS THE NATURE of the paparazzi climate, has ^enty of who prepares most things from scratch. around the Salad Bar almost every 10 Buttermilk Com Meal Mix coupon for a 2-pound and one lO-cent coupon good toward the purchase beast called television, the great beautiful people to pluck from the Here you’ll find everything from iceberg The store employs IS people in the Salad equaliser of the world. TV makes streets. But even though the lettuce to imported roasted Italian peppers, minutes, making sure that all bowls are package. Send the required refund form and two of any 8-ounce Pennsylvania Dutch Egg Noodle Bar department alone. The produce offered filled and all produce is at its peak. Universal Product Codes-Purchase Seals from package or recipe varieties (Stroganoff, Bott Bol, p ^ l e Important, and in the same columns are mirrored so as to from melon balls to gelatin parfait salads. any 5-pound package of Aunt Jemima or ^ a k e r blink of an electrode it makes them afford a panoramic view of the The bowto of brightly-colored fruits and is cleaned and cut in a large preparation Strawberries, pineapple, sliced beets, Egg Bows, Ruffles, Kluskl, Alphabets). Send the B Hlini...... room in the store. “None of this comes in bard cooked eggs, cheese cubes, croutons — Com Meal or Com Meal Mix and four front panels required refund form and the cooking directions 2 ...... all the same. club patrons, the focus Is on the vegetables look as vibrant as Jewels, set from any Bush’s Best or Bush's Showboat Television’s newest calling is screens. ready to serve,” Kinnqy said. “We pick many ingredients must be replenished on from three packages of any aise or variety of Tonight at the Video Cafe the against the white crashed ice. Blackeye Peas. Expires June 30,1065. Pennsylvania Dutch Brand Egg Noodles and the making music for the eyes, videos It can take hours to wash, pare, chop, . over the greens, make the melon balls by every "tour” this sentry takes. BRYAN “Free Crackers" Refund Offer. Universal Product Code symbol from one MdrNI...... ' ■ * • ~ • ...... I that swill in colors, songs that stars in attendance include several hand, slice the cucumbers, celery, toma­ All items are priced at 82.29 per pound. Receive up to a 81 refund. Send the required dance under the glare of high-tech top-notch English groups like King slice, shread and cook the ingredients for a package or tub of your favorite butter or favorite salad. toes, peppers, radishes and so on. All of This means a full luncheon salad costs refund form and the labels from two cans of margarine. Expires June 30,1985. spotlights. The erase is phenomen­ and the Dangbys. King, a Boy these products are first quality ... we around 82, and a generous fruit salad tor ally successful, and bands are George done with a p o n j^ l and Bryan Chill with Beans. Without Beans or Hot, SKINNER “PasU Without Guilt" Recipe Book Phoiw Nuinbtr...... "That’s why it makes sense to let us do it receive truckload after trat^load of fresh four is less than 85. and the brand name cut from your favorite box of Offer, Receive a refund form and two nutrition - - ...... K reeling under the changes. New the No. 1 song on the charts, crackers. Include the cash-register receipt with music groups do not perform live. wanders in unannounced. Being a for you,” said Charles Kinney, Perishables produce and that’s exactly what we serve at 'The Salad Bar at Stop A Shop... can you information panels from any Skinner Pasta, Manager for the Manchester Stop k Shop. the Salad Bar.” afford not to try it? the purchase price of the crackers circled. along with 35 cents for postage and handling. They are too geared to effects, business shark, Williariu imnte- Expires July 31.1865. I Favorlti rutiuranl dirt...... fashion and studio. Rocking and diately directs the video disc “Our Salad Bar is especially popular with Thanks to the high turnover of product, Expires June SO, 1985. the spinach and lettuce bowls empty every CHINA BOY Food ProducU Offer. Receive a Here's a refund form to write for: A 81 refund. reeling is replaced by plumping Jockey to pop up King's new video small households,” becontinu^... “People There are many stores at Super Slop k free 4882 Year of the Mouse-design kitchen BIC UGHTER Refund Offer, Wiley St., Milford, and preening. Call it Teeb-No- on the dub’k screens. Then a who can’t use a whole melon or bunch of 35 minutes or so. There is no need for Shop — together they offer au excKlug oue magnet. Send the required refund form and two CT 88480. The form must be requested by July 31, ^ Smrid ...... I ’ Talent. message flashes: "The Video Cafe celery. Our wide selection allows them to chemical fresheners or even lemon Juice Slop shopping experience. TWs Is a profile Univeraal Product Code numbers cut from any 1985. Offer expires Nov. 30,1985. While waiting for Madonna, a singer with a pas­ welcomes King." That serves two purchase only the quantity they will din. of Just one of them. In tature weeks yon can siie package of China Boy Chow Mein Noodles or sion for barwraldriff tops and purposes. It rewards the tender the form, save the lighter packages from any ego of the star for being a nice actually use.” “We don’t add preservatives or color read about another one of theoe great Oriental Vegetables (Sliced Bamboo Shoots, combination of four Bic Lighters, along with tte miniskirts, sold 3.8 nnillioa copies The ^ la d Bar attracts a wide variety of brightness,” Kinney explained, “because features. Whole Water ChestnuU or Sliced Water Chest­ cash-register receipts with the purchase price of her “Uke A Virgin” album In 14 enough guy to drop by the club, and nuts) . This offer has no expiration date. circled. CM 8Mt and 8M1I Mdilf M »8 MmOmer IlsriW. t n Ml. W8ii8li88lir. Cl m e weeks — miraculous considering It lets everybody In tile place know she had not done one live full- that pop royalty is In their realm. mktrn n 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. WcdiKKlmr. May »■ 1915 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29.1165 - 17 U A - — Advice Service Notea iiarlfwt promote Banivlgo Fay comptetes rocruH training ; MBriBB Lanoe CpI. DHehael J. I wvIfla.sonofMr. Marine Pvt. Chrieiepher W. Fay, son of Mr. and Two trips down the aisle M Mra. John Banavige of 41 Croftt Drive, hasI been Mrs. Kenneth F. Fay^TB Deborah Drive, Covmtry, {hemtoBd to his present rank while serving at Marine has comp recruit training at Marine Corps Corps Air Orewid Combat Center, 2$ Palms, Calif. He Recruit I . Parris Island, 8.C. oompletad the basic electronics course at the add up to odd anniversary CommiwicatlMi-ElectroRics School in 26 Palms.

DEAR him preUnding to be a part of my A BB Y : I ’m life. I’m not proud of him, and I iamaa graduataa In Colorado Marinas honor StOnga ■ure there are don’t want to introduce him to my Airman CHflsrd T. Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marino CpI. Mark D. StAhtge. o> Nr. and Mrs. other couplea professors or my friends. He hasn’t Waller C. WarsynakI of 27 Stone St., graduated from CUfford O. St.Onge of 22 Falknor Drive, was reoenUy with thia prob­ helped with my education. (He U,S. Air Force invanlore manangement course at awarded the U.S. Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal lem, but no one Dear Ahhy doesn’t even know what I’m Lowre Art Force Base, Colo. He will serve at Pease for good behavior and conduct over a three-year we know haa majoring in.) Air Pores Base, N.H. He is a tei4 graduate of perM in the Marine Corps. He Is serving at Marine been able to Abigail Van Buren Should I Just-Ull him he hasn’t Nanebsster High School. Corps Air SUtlon, New River, Jacksonville, N.C. come up with earned the privilege of coming, the anawer. and let him take it any way he I waa mar­ wants to? ried aix yeara JUNE GRAD hadd In Ohio madleal eantar ago at a big DEAR GRAD: Leave nothing U Hardagan finishaa corps for bad behavior. church wedding. After three yeara chance. ’Tell him that you do not avdo L. Redd Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Redd Marine Pvt. Nmwb P. Hardegen, son of Sue we decided it wasn’t working, so want him at your graduation, and Jr., has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force to the Hardagan of 121 Sycamore Lane, has completed we got a divorce. We both dated DEAR ABBY: I am a college tell him in straight-forward lan­ rank of airman first class. He is an operating room recruit training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, other people and had our flings for senior, soon to graduate. I’ve guage so he will know exactly how Medalist with the Air Force Medical Center at Parris Island, i.C. a year and a haif, then we realized invited my mom and brothers and strongly you feel about it. Wrlgbt-Pataraon Air Force Base, Ohio. He is a 1979 that we really loved each other and a couple of friends to come up for Norwood ehoeko $y$tem graduate of Manchester High School. belonged together, so we got commencement and a celebration DEAR ABBY: I am 16 years old. married by a Justice of the peace in afterward. My brother told me my I bought a motorcycle. It is not L«e Thomas Norwood, right, a sanlorat Mrs. Richard Norwood of 37 Concord Fhola by I a five-minute ceremony. father has been hinting that he registered, is not insured, has no BwtMT aarvaa In Connacticut 2 Our question: Which wedding expected to be invited, so Just to be inspection and has my father’s old Alfred (N.Y.) State Agricultural and Road, Is a sanlor In the two-year ^acquaa raporta for duty date should we celebrate as the sure he didn’t come, I wrote him a plates from his motorcycle. I’ve Technicar College, and Professor Do­ polytechnic college's air conditioning Army National Guard Pvt. Wllliana H. Barber, son Park ‘benched’ by Llone official one? letter and asked him not to, but he been keeping it at a friend’s house program. After graduation, he will work Marine Pte. Chrtslapher G. Jacques, son of Mr. and of Richard Barber of 422 Center St. and Bertha nald Smith examine a $50,000 air Mrs. Goorio J. Jacques of 116 Maryanne Drive, Sanuro of Middletown, has graduated form the U.S. John Backer, preeidant of the Lions Veterans Memorial Park. The club Also, how should we figure our called and said he was coming because my father wouldn’t let me balance trainer system donated to the special anniversaries? Should we anyway. have a motorcycle. He said they’re for Seneca In the firm's facility in Coventry, recently repotted for duty wiUi the 2td Air Force mechanics course at Cbanute Air Force Club, puts finishing touches on one of donated the benches and placed them include the time we put in from our My parents have been divorced too much trouble. college by Seneca Balance Inc. of Washington, D.C. The system Is used to Marine Division on Okinowa. Base, ni. He is scheduled to serve at Camp Hartell. the five benches in the Vietnam in the park. first wedding? Or do we have to since I was in the eighth grade. He Well, I was riding it and hit a Buffalo, N.Y. Norwood, son of Mr. and train students In balancing air volume. start counting the years beginning stopped being a father after the brand-new car, and I’m being sued with our second marriage? How divorce. I called him a couple of for $3,000. I don’t have enough 9 about the year and a half we times when I needed a favor (a ride money to pay it. If I tell my father, Overhead 1$ low weren’t married? Do we have to to school, bring me lunch when I I will get into trouble. What should \ subtract that from the total of the was sick), but he never came Ido? College Notes \ two marriages? It geU rather through. ALL LOUSED UP complicated. ’The divorce devastated my sidewalk physician .■'i Library TWICE WED. mother. He left her for his office DEAR LOUSED: TeU your QaMy racalvM Air Force commlMlons Szarek COUPONS All Vbkimes on Sale SAME GUY affair. My mother put him through father, and the sooner the betUr. dagraa William J. 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I don’t like good luck. laude, in nursing on May exercises on May 18. He doctor.” Roasts ; JINGHONG, China - H you’re Following the late Chairman Shoulders (iro iin d 19 at Salve Regina, the waa also commissioned a u. V ' • • z. i ’' ^ t Newport College, New­ second lieutenant in the ever in the Jinghong market and Mao Tse-tung’s decree that “in Beet port, R.I. U.S. Air Force. feel the throb of a toothache, look medical and health work, put the Aloe cream aids psoriasis She is a member of the He recently received for a casually dressed young man stress on rural areas,” Wan national honor society the Electrical Engineer­ squatting between a malodorous decided in 1973 to study under a DEAR DR. hood, mate, produce eggs and pass Sigma Phi Sigma and ing Design Award. The pile of garlic and a stall selling bat doctor in neighboring Guizhou 6 8 ‘ GOTT: I am 92 out of the rectum. ’The cycle is "Who’s Who Among Stu­ 1981 Manchester High wings and dried snakes. He’s an Province and then head for the and have been thereby completed. dents in American Col­ School graduate is the son oral surgeon. countryside to help the peasanU. pomciow troubled with One-dose eradication is usually leges and Universities.” of Mr. and Mrs. James Wan Benzbong, dental pliers in “I was moved when I read an K ? AOUNO^ZfHOLE-te TO 13 IMS. psoriasis for sufficient to rid the body of Gately is president of Szarek of 6 Evergreen hand, on a recent day could be seen article on the shortage of medical 1 3 8 FRCBM LEAN LEMCR OURMTinES t Rtia Assorted '/H•otaMtaUOeaa* William J. Szarek Bonek^ FRESH- OVEN STUFF0I UHTM POP I # TMKN QruulOn , two years. I Dr. Gott pinworms. However, the very next Salve Regina’s Student o i « » , Road. peering intently into a patient’s personnel and the length of time it PndeeRoiUiBgaicinK ‘¥S£’' Ground Beef ^’,2! ’“ bTfS" PorkQiopi^ AOrfR" ' , 1 “ keep it under minute (or hour), a youngster can Nurse OrganiiaUon. OUSan J. Qately gaping mouth as 20 or 30 curious took for people to get treatment.” Bottom Rounds i L£SSEROUANTmESl.MLt- -QRCATONAOMU ^ am ws— niRF ROlWtESiei--- ouAernnes “ l^Rbt t It ts “ control with become reinfected by the method I jpassersby crowded around to Wan recalled. “I studied with a Fresh Chiiien Breasts ^ iS ; » 1 ^ E ’% . cSiSsfc^Bacon aloe vera gel. It Peter Gott, M.D. described above. watch a bit of streetside oral doctor in Zunyi.” jknriKS Rump Roasts > I*’ . r Sirl Glenney graduates In Boston Marzialo-Uppling graduataa mViniMOKMELCMSTMEtiMlB ___ agM MOTORtWIEET a £ M nearly clears I suggest that all members of the surgery. With patients waiting. Wan did Itaian Sausage »1 LondotTB^SfeidLS •> 1^ OsurM^^MealBolognaX9 9 *| up. then breaks family take the one-dose treat­ Daniel M. Glenney of 664 Silver St., Coventry, will Nikki Marslalo-Uppling graduated from the Uni­ ' As the banner stretched across not have time to go into detail Bottom Round S nis Rusts 1 fla v o r fC A l S2SOKCD MEAT M graduate from Northeastern University in June. He is KFWOlMMONCLCSMTEAEflttLt on I ya NCPCO out again. What ment. Naturally, this won’t pre­ versity of Connecticut with a master’s degree in ■Wan’s tiny patch of pavement about his 12 years of practice. Hilshuv Polska KkAasa . P Whole Fresh Boneless Briskets Bonanza Franks can I do? vent your child from picking up a business major concentrating in the field of finance business administration. Indicates, be also treats earaches, But if be was like most of Mao’s Eye R(xind Roasts 1 IgB- PUMiCMUCK-tASIPIOURNrmESI TBlM U S9ER O U M sm eS T f LB • "OREAT OH A CRRl pinworms in school or at play, but and is on the dean’s list. He graduated from East Jtchy eyes, nasal problems and a 1.5 million barefoot doctors, he Fresh Chicken Legs DEAR READER: Psoriasis is a DEAR DR. GOTT: I am having it will help. You might want to alert Catholic High School in 1980 and is the son of Mr. and host of other infirmities, all at spent time on a rural commune Ground Chuck £ .7 . SolShelCralM Mrs. William G. Glenney. Miller elected to honor group chronic skin disorder of unknown trouble getting rid of pinworms in the parents of your child’s play­ bargain basement prices. treating the minor ailments ot LobUm cause. Some experts believe that it my 5-year-old dau ^ ter. My doctor mates so that more widespread David T. Miller, a Junior at State University College hard-working peasants and Joining Hu 1 ri-vHT is a form of self-allergy, in which a told me that one dose of medicine treatment of pinworm carriers StapansM sistais rscalve degraas of Arts and Science at Potsdam. N.Y., was recently ■ WAN. ONE OF THOUSANDS of them in the rice paddies when he 1 46VlEFAm» person becomes allergic to his own was strong enough. However, the may interrupt the cycle. Ob­ elected to Pi Mu Epsilon, national mathematics sidewatt health practiUoners in wam’t busy doctoring- .Siinkist Southern skin. problem keeps recurring. viously, hand-washing is a must. Lisa Slepaaakl received her master’s degree with honorary fraternity, and to Epsilon Delta Pi, China, is a firm believer in low Now married with two young ^^feireM uies2Ss5iRe2^^ (Sidvated Mussels A There are many treatments for To the extent that you can, honors in English at Boston College. In addition to her computer and information sciences honorary frater­ o v e r h ^ . His equipment consists children. Wan has taken advan­ O rari'^c.I nice Peaches Cafifornia §ea'§;SidM psoriasis: some are harmless, DEAR READER: ’The problem discourage your child from putUng studies, she has a two-year fellowship and ta u ^ t nity. He is a double major in' computer and of a foot-powered drill, aonte tage of the goverment’s new, P. at .LAS ,S • '.MAt- • soine are quite dangerous. If you with pinworms is reinfection. fingers or toys into her mouth. freshman English. She is employed as an archive stainless steel picks and tweezers, free-market policies and has Iceberg Lettuce informnation sciences and in mathematics. teOHOWSOUD _ Hh' l);iirN can control the condition with aloe Pinworm eggs are expelled in fecal technician by Natural Park Service in Concord, Mass. Miller recently accepted a six-month career- a couple pairs of pliers, a wooden started his own practice on the skin cream, keep using it. Por material and can get on children’s DEAR DR. GOTT: Does aspirin Laara Stepanskl-Edmunds graduated from Univer­ related work assignment with IBM Corp. in stool, and asaorted elixirs in dusty streets of Jin^iong. those patients whose psoriasis is hands by inadvertent direct con­ cure colds or does it Just help them sity of Vermont with a bachelor of art degree in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., from June to December. He will brown bottles—all spread across a Last year. Health Minister Cui l.and () I.akes more severe, a dermatological tact or when youngsters play in to go away? environmental studies. then complete his senior year at Potsdam. He is the dirty idastic mat laid out on the Yueli aruMunced that doctors and % 1 ® 7 9 ‘ consultation is in order. I recently dirt that has been contaminated Both women are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Miller of 54 Leland ground. health workers, particularly those CHEESE.COWeO PEFVeiOBBORSAUSROE i jn7)Xi.\i(wiA>i,r^ M arg arin e read that the application of ordi­ with the eggs. DEAR READER: Aspirin does ’Theodore Stepanski of Otis Street. Drive. ■: To his left is a big pile of garlic, without Jobs, were free to set up on Jeno^ ExIn lopping Pizzau | RCOMPC-JMCYSUGARSWEEt F M S -R 8 IR K ^ d \ C X nary adhesive tape — particularly Because most children have a not cure an)rthing. It makes people grown in the fertile fields sur­ their own. ASSORTEOPCCCS F%>9a Y Whok'Watcrmcfcin'ii' ■.arge Ibniatoes the waterproof kind — will cause tendency to put their fingers in feel better by reducing inflama- rounding this southern Yunnan And early this year, the ministry Morton Fried Chicken ^ 2 ^ sunworlobrand -coloenswcct . FRE»t-REORME ^ g \ c the skin under the tape to clear their mouths, the tiny eggs can te tion, fever and achiness. Colds Just province town a few miles from announced that the (hiltural Revo­ Caifiirnia Apricots . 1 TuIm.' 'ImnatfN.’s ^ 6 9 ^ after about a week. I’ve never used swallowed. In the intestinal tract, go away; there is no treatment for the Burmese border. lution term “barefoot doctor” was Dole Fruit Bars 1^ U S 960 1'WASHR9CT0HSTATE.EKTRAFAMCV CARtlCN FWESH-BALAO SOE it, but I’m told it works. they hatch and grow into adult- them. Cinema On the right is a table piled high out, while “rural doctor” was in. ALL FLAVORS « am Red DeBckius A lik’s * 69^ Family Pack Ibmatoes ^ r with coiM-up dried snakes, All barefoot doctors are being JJa Lawson Ice Cream NEW CROP'JUiCT VALCMCtA ^ « J W W FANCY C O IM K T e ■ Ffwr PUNCH Ofl REGULAR on PBW pickled reptiles In Jars, bird claws, requited to take a qualifying REOULAR OR FtNK Caifornia Oranges 5 ^ ^ ‘Ah’ to w _____ Wost Hartford Windsor 4 s ; *1 FRCSWO-AMNCm .SLSPWUJ-BAWTAFEHQTS e m g \ ^ Minute Maid ClMsmo City — Tlw Purpis Ross of Bhn 1 B 2 — Mask (PG-13) 7,9:30. — nirry black bat wings, bottles of examinafion. Depending on their A&P Lemonade 0ii(0>®MTK6rv-C*wta(.0im-ueT{«UE4M ' Cairo (PO) 7:15, ♦:15. — A Prlvoto Ptaia — Lodvhowko (PO-l3)7:15. SARA LEE Oven out for canning food Amadous (PC) 0. Orivo-lns: dkopped up centipedes and a score, they will practice as rural i * w , 7 3 9 Cut Mi^m Trays >. 7™ Variety Peppers . 7™ Lemonade "cT ' Function (R) 7:30, 9:40. — Lost In Stranherry Cheesecake phf U S NQ 1-46EW W E A CALWOR9AA ^ m e U S 9R> t-CALWORMA ICWT CROP A g \ r 89 Wllllmanttc Best Windsor — Roopons Friday. doctors, health workers, or simply AO. FLAVOR* Amsrlco (R) 7:10, 9:05. — Mv Now Jlllson Ibooro Cbioma — Schodulo Menroostor — Roopons Friday. v a ri^ of pungent herbs in brown DEAR Portnsr (R) 7,9:30. unavallablo. paper bags. It’s a pharmacy, one of as medical aides. Ijong White Potatoes Zn 1 Jumbo Red Onkins » 47 H()od Yogurt food in the Jars U heat U the proper Classtueis — Whsrt Croon Ants MensHold — Roopons Fridm. Seaiitest Sherbert S l ” W HOUM Ut POfLLY: Is It several in the market. Wan said he likes private prac­ _____ ) Umperature than it would in Dr tom (R) 7:30. Axebod Yogurt possible to can boiling waUr, and there’s no way "I pay 20 fen (7 cents) amonthto tice and sometimes seta up shop on iJeBO Pudding Pops 'X2**) a sidewalk in a different part of CETRARtARP in the oven — to Ull when that Umperature has Mst Hertford the chy for a stall space and can A&P Cheese Bars that is, put the been reached. So-called oven can­ jjJg|*b»sod Pok • Cleoma—Amadous Thoushte ' nuke 30 to 40 yuan (210.50 to 114) a town to attract new patienU. Kleenex Ma\>\ell House Jars of food in a Pointers ning is not safe and is not Poor’ Rlckerd’s Pefe • aeomo — day,” boasts 31-yearH>ld Wan. He knows Us UmltatioBS and A&P Mozzarela Cheese hot oven in­ Moyine violations (PG-13) 7:30,9:30. 'T m not really rich, but I’m doing when someone with a serious Hn^^itss Diapers Instant C otter FRENCH OSBOW OR recommended by the U.S. Depart­ 6howceso Cissmes — Bovorlv Hills C ool W hip s 7 y 1 stead of a pot of ment of Agriculture or any repuU- The following quote from “Free­ weU.” complaint comes calling. Wan :«sr' Mb. Seakest Clam Dip Polly Fisher Cop (R) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 10 _ adequate nourishment. Thou pre- refers him to a local doctor. boiling water? ble authority on home food WItnw (R) 1, 3:1575:30r7:45. - Cido dom from Want” by E.E. Wads­ parest a table before me in the He also believes in the power of Orange Plus - s r 1 REOULAR OR COUNTRY S m £ SHIRLEY preservation. of Sllonco (R) 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:50,10. worth expresses the fulfillment presence of mine enemies. advertising. “I can fix watery, Uoodshot CORN. PEAS OR Hood Cottage Cheese ^ -OotctMil (PO-13) l,3,i:05,7:2s!9:« Spread out proudly in front of his eyes,” proffered Wan. staring Mixed Vegetables : : 5 9 * ' '^49 Stick U the boiling waUr bath for that the Shepherd of Life offers; I shall not want the soothing A U V A R S m DEAR SHIR­ high-acid foods such as fruiU, ••■•wstor’s Millions “I shall not want a shepherd. The healing ministry of the shepherd- plastic mat is a large pile of intently at the visitor. “But I can’t l^eetaSuigles ISrl” LEY: No. no, ------(PC) 12:30, 2:45, 4:45, 7:25, 9:40. — yellowing teeth. Including several do anything if you’re nearsigh­ Fane Fresh Vegetables 'tsV* j pickles and Jams and use a proper Rombe: First Blood Port ii (Ri (two Lord is my shepherd. physician. Thou anointest my head no! Even if the oven is very hot, it takes much, much longer for the pressure canner for low-acid foods • < ^ • > 12:30, 1:30, 2:20, 3:30, 4 ^ , I shall not want refreshment. He with oil. huge molars, successfully ex­ ted.’’ inaadripliiCremnCliecse such as vegeUbles and meaU, * « , 7:n, 6:30, 9:30, 10:15. — maketh me to lie down in green tracted from former patients. Wan I shall not want a heavenly I’m sending you a copy of my pastures. 'feayahechargesuptotyuan (91.49) 1 3 9 escort. Surely goodness and mercy to pull a tooth. Patients use C l^ ( Wesson !^ 2 9 Mottls newsletter, “Canning FruiU. To­ I shall not want forgiveness and shall follow me. A c ^ p Krtha matoes and Pickles,” which lisU full restoration. He restoreth my M alM dabbles in orthodontics. ( ola Oy A|^ Juice the correct processing times for TBsetsrs Best — Tho Brooktost soul. I shaU not want in this Ufe. All the On one recent afternoon, he used own Mood Club (R) 7,9:15. — MaskJPO-13) 7:10, days of my life. ■ filling compound and a bit of wire Macaroni & Cheddar i^ m ^C offee Mate ^1** Pork (A Beans Faulkner, Jameson Scott, son of born April 20 at MancbesUr these boiling waUr bath canned 9:20. — Just'Oiio of tho (P<»-13) I shall not want guidance. He By United Press Intemotlonal James J. and Sheila (Donnelly) foods, as well as the techniques 7:20,9:20. leadeth me In the paths of I shall not want in eternity. And I to correct a large, unsightly gap 2 Memorial Hosptial. The maUrnal ^M uffin Mix EjghtO* Clock Coffee Faulkner of Annston, was bom involved and recipes for fruit righteousness for His name’s sake. will dwell in the house of the Lord between a patient’s two front teeth. More patients Utout to underto grandmother U Shirley Murack of I shall not want courage and forever.” The patient, a nervous young nun elective surgery should have the April 2t at Manchester Memorial Torrington. The paUroal grand­ butUrs and diUed green beans. Ttenslex Csllseo Twin—A Vlow to o Luden’s Gum Candies MottX Apple Sauce ‘T P ’ Hospital. His maternal grandpar- Others who would like this issue Kill (PO) 7, 9:11 — Pink Floyd: Tho compasalonahip. 1 will fear no evil; of about 22, sat with his mouth wide optiou of donatfng their own blood • 7 9 parenu are Goerge Dallas of Los Wall (R) 7 with Tommy (R) 9. Our wanu are supplied out of His open and his eyes tightly shut as for transfUsloos, a Mlnneeots enu are Mr. and Mrs. Robert should send $1 for each copy U for thou art with me. abundant Divine resources. Pan Peanut Butter*tr 2^ Girl B e e r ? t 14*’ 3 *1 Angeles, Calif., and Dorothy Dal­ POLLY’S POIN’TERS, in care of 1 shall not want comfort. Thy rod Waa worked. doctor suggests. Donnelly of 112 Battista Raod. His las of Norwalk. The baby has a VgfUMi Current concerns about the MLKY WAV. 3 MMKCTCERS.k eMOtM m u R E H R ORUS1 paternal grandparenu are Mr. and the MancbesUr Herald, P.O. Box and thy staff they comfort me. Rev. Philip Challa When Wan signaled he was sTo&SS^Pads ::?99'M ifcS.Golden'71- brother, PeUr Justin, 21 months. CIno 1 B 2 — Amodous (PC) 0. — finished, the young man picked up trsnsmissino of HTLV-2 viruses r OUNCE «ZE Mrs. James Faulkner of West 1216, CincinnaU, OH 45201. Lodvhowko (PO-13) 7:10,9:M. I shall not want food and Chnrch of the Nasaieae M&M Babylon, N.Y. Bernardl, U nren RaseeU and a small hand mirror and admired thought to cause acquired inunune Paper Plates S^ISSeart CbU Cups -STP A&P P hstk deficiency syndrome and In­ Mars Bars 3 i a * 1 139 Jennifer RusseU, twin daughUrs of his new mouth. About 29 pesssfBby fuatM Cxonr CMMa*MOr K ^ , Carlaae, daughter of creased costs associated with 9 Timothy J. and Doreen Ann Michael and Linda (RusseU) Ber­ who took a short break from their Kraft Barhecoe Sauce tl* * F c^ Cups 5 T 6 9 * S m ^ e w t Decorator Plates (Gauthier) Kelly of M Spruce St., nard! of 101 Merrow Road, Coven­ YOUR TICKET TO .'Shopping to watch the operatloa, testing donated blood make aelf- Marcal Paper Naplfins*K^ 99* waa horn April 26 at Manchester try. were boro April 25 at Manches­ nodded approvingly. donated Mood transfUalan an at- Knftpidi&SmBJlQSaKe P Liptoniced Memorial Hospital. Her paternal ter Memorial Hospital. The SUMMER FUN! "He’s a young intellectual and tractlva altanatlve, said Dr. Roe- grandmother is Evelyn M. Kelly of mauroal grandfather U Robert R. waa embarrassed by the gap in his lyn Yoratovian, St. Cloud Hospital, ^AfedSickctGives *^69* TfeaMix Marshmalows ^ 5 9 RusseU of 214 Ferguson Road. The MANCHESTER •teeth,” Wan said as he prepared Mhm. ■ illll — IHMlUIIR BMIIIHI Hagaman, N,Y. The baby has a x r y^PotoD ifc nrl** Upton Iced 1<9i Mix ? 2 ” sister. Heather Anne Kelly, 2. paternal grandparenu are Mr. and for his next patient had a A b ^ 22 percent of all red Mood Mrs. Reno Beroardi of BrisUI. cell tranlbaiaas could be done by ______HOTOOOOR ^ t t heavy DUTY MeCamrUle, Meghan Elisabeth, ART & CRAFT speech impediment. I fixed it for Y b sic Sw eet R eish ( ht»K I Kn.isl lii 1 I .s daughter of Dennis and Nicole Vlaleue, Jennifer Lyn, daughUr four yuan.” using blood drawn from the patient ^&Hammer'599 bafOre surgsry or blood recydod (Laverdlere) McConvlUe of 517 of Marc K. and Terry (Pagani) MegetabieSoup 3 t:r n Detorgeiit K.i\: III skiiili 'b I I .inks 1 Vernon St., was born April 24 at VloletU of RockvlUe, waa boro SHOW LIKE HUNDREDS OF THOU­ back iMo the M)dy during an SaM M oTatiM SANDS of other practiUoners of kia eperatioB. YomtavlaB wrote In a NggOPSLABa-ffUSaCE K,i\ I III \ li ,ii I I .ink'- 2 Manchester Memorial Hospiul. April 26 at MancbesUr Memorial Center Park Aquf bxik 'fcniks x' Iv SitePrih-oChips a;99* si'* Hospiul. Her maUroal grandpar- •sneration. Wan got his start in tetter to the Joanal of tho The maternal grandparenu are Main and Cantar 8ta. Ikl' .11 l.lll Ins ( III I M 2 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laverdlere of MU are Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Anaerican Medical Aasodatioa. Ckraatli Netted CxnSI ^U^H^otaloaups 62= 1- South Windsor. The paternal Pagani of 70 Benton St. Her Rattm PkSc UoUeis I 11 .iiii\ I *1 ii.iiu s .il.nl ( i9 grandmother is Riu E. McCon- paternal grandparenu are Carol Sunday, June 2 IMM^^Stiip^ X P’ ^W l^CaAm Vt99^ ville of 462 Summit St. SuUlvan of i t Lawton Road and Bmekaer, Aalhsay R., son of Robert VioletU of 420 Lake St.. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. CE HotDaitBrik 8.89’ NBbleis FraKh Om m MMMii— ,4— — ------pnnmniisili FREE gge^-BO uedp Anthony R. and Bedty (Laverty) Bolton. ’The baby has a brother, (Rain Date: June 9) Probate-Court is open Hankorx RnSs 8-89' I Cherw-N-tYfyemid .3**i Bruckner of 122 Spruce St., was Shawn, 6. bMMMocpWHHoW«oeS«NtlwMSS)tyainsSMMw for conferaioes with the Bloo(i Pressure Kaher RnA SS 6.99' hnsorted Fitucli Brie . T* I boro April 2t at MancbesUr Garceaakl, Lauren Hillary. Outdoor Show iWwswra(~Tko Hope ewseiploiiwiwiilos ills 9Mbit. JutteefromS:S0P.M. toS Rw-BOaMPntSswrRBx 3 " Memorial Hospital. His maternal daughUr of Bob and LanU (PhU- SbieHSI9SM«ybi«kMeMMrinSSM|MiilMSM0Mli r I ' N IC B '■ \ U « S E I m m Grinder RaA 4-99' i Hut Freper ChevM: JS. .2 " J OdchtnClKNi Mela 2” •Won IwoflMAiee'* last P.M. on Thursday .■cenw ecm nm .nrw TM T,.w f I. iwTrouwrkMH —Tocriw grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. ipa) Gorcenaki of Hebron, was FREE ADMISSION nights. Appointments E V L R T T h U R S D A't * rum im i m m M Mil— Arthur U verty of S t Birch St. HU boro April 14 at MancbesUr For Information call M9-791S paternal graw^MTenU are Mr. and Memorial Hospital. Her maUrnal Nutewg Stimmer Thesrtre suggested. Night tele­ Mrs. Ted Bruckner of 57 F o l^ St. grandmother U Thalia PhUips of Spoiu. by Mmnchewter A n Auoc. Von dar MBMBn HaNL UOoim, ttoriB phone number: 647-S2S7. DaBaa, ly ie r John, eon of Jerald Bayside, N.Y. Her paurnal grand­ WilUam E. nugerald Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester PHONE 48e^0aO 2N Jaaus and Jane (Murack) Dallas, parenu are Mr. and Mm. Ed Judge of Probate s ’ u ’ s { S ■ t K M I M South St.. Coventry, was Gorcenaki of DorchaaUr, Iums. jjfejwowfpaY e.-ee ui re 12 pjl vimm ije uk iinw U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednewtoy. May 29.1M5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May 29.1985 - It CAPTAMBASY ’ b| CiookoBCmle you«ee.9iR,w8 i m r k f ^ t h d “Soop oov*.'^ Wednesday TV WA* Connecticut Drunken driving» nightclub bills approved with dignity” legislation, goes to the (X) MOVIE: 'Hattad txparlmaiit' An ax- M ark Dupuis Haven, voted for the blU, laying it was combat drunken driving. In Brief Bv A. House, which has rejected similar bilte 6:00 PM CD QD 0 M Nnm parimantal co-od coNo m advooalaa a pol­ Unitad Prats Inttrncrtlonal U r ^ M at repeat offenders. However, Rep. Joseph H. Harper Jr., D-New CD Thraa'i Company C h a n n o l t icy ol toxual traadom. Don Johnaon, TIppi Britain, who opposed the bill, said the in past years. Hadrin. Don Johnaon. 1973. be warned that tougher penalUee alone will not etop drunken driving. extra hour "lin’ going to mato any McLaughlin predicted a close House 0 0 Facta o f U fo Jo atiBatt the aid ol HARTFORD — The Senate baa given ® PitMM lon(amln W Fsa H a n terK C T » NaiitlliM.lt htadlng homt way we are going to aolve the diffeience. I Juit think It’e (the bill) a o u m t Mra. G ttrtti and tha giita whan tha ditc (Inal approval to billa mandating a vote but said many freshman H 0 M * A t < H W fK W Nnw VortL NY needless intrusion on this Industry. WTNN Now Hevon. CT • lockaya at tha coPaga atttion can’t go on. HARTFORD — The Nautilus, the world’s first 7-year Jail term (or first offendera (or problem it by educating people when members support the bill, which should • 0 D r. W ho ’The Senate also gave Initial approval WON New York. NY f » huclear»powarad submarine. Is headed for its drunken driving and ending extra hours tb^ first come Into:the syetem,'’ improve tho chances It will pass. 0 Ona Day olaThno w n x Now York. NY 11 on a 25-11 vote the latest version ol 0 0 SmWwanlan WofW ICC) A Uaa- final berth aa a historic muauem in Mutheaitem at bars and clubs. Avallone eaid. The Senate alao approved by a , 0 Wawavratch WTXX Waasrbury. CT 10 bla Paat.' Tha Smithaonian travala to Scot­ “ living will" legislation, designed to WWIF gprioifNId, MA Connecticut. The upper chamber, meeting late into Although the bUl eete the mandatory vote and sent back to the House a Mil land and tha Edinburgh Faatival. vitita allow people to have U(e-eupport 0 Hapottar 41 WCOM Hartford. CT H Alnwick Caada In Nortlitm England and The submarine left the Navy ihipyard at Mare Tueaday night to meet a deadline to penaltiet for a first conviction, most calling for a series of reforms to the devicoe diaconnected in the event of a 0 MaoWaM/Lahcar Nawahour WVIT Mortford. CT J t maatt Mkiam RothaohiU. (60 nm .) Iiland, Calir., Tuesday under tow for lu final trip adjourn next week, also approved people arrested the first time tor one-man grand Jury system under WSMC hooton. MA H 0 Good Tknaa 0 Muy EapoeW: Lo MNor dal PatlhMl through the Panama Canal and north to the so-called living will tegialation and a bill drunken driving would not be affected terminal illness. which a Judge investigates possible WOOS SpftaeffaM. MA ID Ban Namo L i v y ’S LA W The bill would allow a person to sign a (ESM il FW*i' Hola w x i v Patataon. NJ A1 Groton area, where it will go on display next year to reform the one-man grand Jury since they can enter an alcohol crimes. tTMC] MOVK; 'WMta Daryn' Thrta .WQDY SertnaffaM. MA IF (C N N ] Fraaman Daparta as a museum. tystem. education program and avoid living will spelling out treatments he or H ontartLC T \V£> A UTTU-- THe^NTAtiC she didn’t want in the event of terminal Among the changee would be requir­ ntialari ara atrandad among aakimoa of w n c [DIS] MOVK: 'The bui of tho Sbrth Weather permitting, the Nautilus will arrive at The House-passed bill to increase conviction. tha Arctic. Timothy Bottom. Wanan CNN CaMa No«m Ntwrk ICNNl Hapginaaa' In ramola Chkio, a woman illness and naming another person to ing a three-judge panel to approve all Oienoy Chennat IWOl* WE HAVt R5e the U.B. Navy Submarine Base in New London on penalties (or drunken driving convic­ The nightclub permit bill would Oataa, Lou Goaaatt. 1B74. Ratad PG. DMNeV miaalonary la td i a hundrad chBtfcan to aof- execute the will and clarify questions grand Jury investigations and tim e ESPN 9|Wrts Nofwork IfSMl aty altar tha Japanaaa daolara war. Ingrid July 6, according to Navy officials and Gov. tions won Senate aiiproval by a eliminate the permite that allow bars, (U SA ] Cartoon Eapraaa about the patient’s intent. limits on the duration of the HGO Homo 8oa Offfieo IHOO) Bowman. Cun JUrgtna, Roban Donat. William A. O'Neill. It is scheduled to go on unanimouf vote and was sent on to Gov. cafes and the like to stay open an hour 6:30PM CD 0 Ona Day at a Thna CNKINAX Cinamax iMAXl "W hat this does is put crucial investigations. permanent display next spring at Groton, not far William A. O’Neill, who U Ukely to sign beyond the regular closing time of l 0 Danaon TMC movw vnorwwr ITMCI personal and medical decisions back Tlie bill cleared the House once, but USA Network lUOAl [ESPN] Top Rwih BaMiw 10 Round from the Electric Boat shipyard where the ship It. a.m. Sundays through Thursdays and 2 USA Ughfw ilg h f Bout IChtIo C 3 »ln yo. Boon into the hands of the individual where must go back so the lower chamber can 0 Hogan's Hatoao was commissioned on Sept. SO, 1954. The bill would set a mandatory a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Thomoa) they belong," said Sen. James H. consider Senate changes, including a 0 0NDCNawa The state is using private donations and public sentence of 48 consecutive hours or 100 ( I ) 0 FaB G uy ICC) Coh bacomaa Big Bata Sara and The bill, approved 28-S, had won McLaughlin, R-Woodbury, sponsor of provision that grand Jury probes be 0 Nightly Bualnaaa Raport 9:30PM 0 0 htr funds to build the museum berth for the hours e( community service (or a first 0M a-m------Brother and protector to a mantaBy re­ mothar can't taam to gat alongwhan Mra. Houae approval earlier and now goes to the measure. open to the public unless certain » 0 alVTWWOtlV tarded youth who haa unwittingly wit- MacKaruit comat for a viaB. M submarine, which was designated the official conviction (or drunken driving and a O’Neill, who recommended the idea in a Ihe bill, which in earlier forms was reasons are met to require closed 0 ADC Nawa ICC) neaaed a murder. |R) (60 min.) State ship in IBIS and is also a National Historic 10-day jail term (ora second conviction. [HBO] Roy Brodbuty Thaalar; package of legtelative proposals to to 08 "right-to-die" or “ death sessions. 0 NoUdaro SIN (X)Nawa Marlonottaa, Inc. Landmark. Sen Anthony V. Avatlone, D-New (CNNl ShotuMi Today 0 Mafor League BaaabaB: CaBfomlaat 10:00PM GDnowo Naw Yoili Vankaaa [IMS] Adu. of Oaala and Hanlat (C 0 Arthur Htfay't Hoaai (CO Voara [ESPN] Maoda Sportalooh 0 MOVIE: 'The Seduction' A TV nawa- of pressure end guRt teke thek loR on a Jalltd man gats benefito castor is pursued by ■ deranged photogra­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tandar Matclaa' An man who ia about to racaiva a Hfatima pher whose obsessive devotion turns the achievamant award. (R) (60 min.) A LLiy OOP ®by DovoOrouo HARTFORD — State officials have ruled a man House backs a«H»xintry.at)d-wettam aingar that to woman's life into a nightmare. Morgan fired from his job because he was in jail is entitled atari a naw Nfa but hia past catchaa up with 0 WBd. WBd WoM ZOtJNDS! THEY HM I D O N 'T Fairchild, Andrew Stevens. Michael S a i^ THINK to unemployment compensation. him. Roban Ouvaf, Teaa Harpar. Batty zin. 1982. 0 0 St. Elaowhoro Tha ahooting ol VAN ISH ED ! h lQ W Budday. 19B3. Rated PG. Ptttr Wtiito loavto St. Elgiua In turmoB. (R) I U/V4ERE Officials ruled in favor of James E. Crowe of & (S Highway to Heaven (CCl Jona­ 7:00 PM (X)CBSNa«m (60 min.) New Britain, claiming that because he was in jail phase-in of than and Mark are assigned the task of CC 0 M*A*8*H Mtting a woman and h0 late husband's 0 0 Who KBM tha Undborgh Baby? tor driving without a license he did not voluntarily Tha LindtMrgh baby kidnapping caaa ia (I) ABC Nawa (CC) friend together but thir>gs go awry when leave his job at a chicken farm in Durham. Jortathan faNs in love with the woman. (R) rainvaatigttad and aoma now conduaiona The state Employment Security Board of (C D a lla a (60 min.) art rtachiad. (R) (60 min.) Jleview said Crowe was in jail involuntarily and utility costs 0 JoH anarw 0 0 SpacofBght |CC) Tho Torritory 0OddCouplt by law is entitled to benedta. The decision could 0 Bamay MHIar Ahead.' The future of the space program is 0 Dandng Doya allow other workers (ired for absenteeism 0 Whaal of Fortuna 6xamlr>ed. with concentration on tfw new HARTFORD (U P I) — The House has approved a challenges to be set and met by NASA. (60 [CNN] Evonlng Nawa because they were in jail to collect unemploy­ 0 MacNaB/Lahrar Nawahour min.) [HBO] MOVIE: Ropo Man' A punk move to give consumers at least three years to absorb '0 . ment compensation. rate hikes to finance Connecticut's share of the 0FamllyFaud 0 MOVIE: A Bridg* Too For' Part 2 rockar, daaparata for monoy, takaa a Job with a car rtpoaaaaaor. Emilio EattvK The firm held Crowe’s job open (or him for one Millstone III and Seabrook 1 nuclear power planU. 0 Banaon 0 Novola: Tu o Nadia Harry Doan Stanton. Sutan Bamaa. 1994. hnonth after Crowe’s Nov. 14,19M arrest, and then The House Tuesday voted 147-1 to approve and send 0 Nightly Buainaoa Raport 0 MOVIE: Jamaica Inn' Part 2 Ratad R. hired a replacement. After Crowe's three-month to the Senate the bill to require the state Department 0 DHTram Strakaa [M AX] MOVIE: Tha Mg Rod Ona' A [CNN] Prima Nawa jail sentence was ended, the farm eventually of Public Utility Control to phase in the higher rates [C N N ] MonoyBiM (E S P N ] FiaMn' Hola combat vataran Iseds hia battalion of re-hired him. But the board ruled he was entitled young soldiers into betde. Lea IMarvln. THS BORN LOSBR^by Art Sonoom over a period of between three and 10 years. [D IS l M OVIE: 'Camgaahoa' A tough [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Android' An aknoat hu- to unemployment compensation for the four American teenager poaes aa a miaaing hei- Mark HamlR. Robert Cerredine. 19M. The phase-in is d esign ^ to protect customers from man android working as an assistant to a Rated PG. weeks between his release from jail' and his raaa to win tha iove of the ownar of a vaat mad scientist learns he is about to be put ennus) I iMoue)[(r Mou 5AIO '«EU.,lF‘«X;)eE60»Jfe the “ rate shock" that would result if Northeast Englah aetata. Jodie Foatar, David Nivan, out of commission. Klaus Kinski. Don Op- [TM C] MOVIE: Man on o Ttghtnpa' A return to work at Hi-land Farms. Utilities and United Illuminating Co. could raise rates . circus owner end hie troupe ernploy a dar­ 0 U 60 APOIAJO PL066IM6 IT Lao McKam. 1977. Ratad G. per, Brie Howard. 1982. Rated PG. to im m ediately recover the costs o l the plants once ing atratagy in ordar to aacapa from bahind lWiOF60ma55 HDO'CE [ESPN] Bportacantar [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tha Ptincaaa «td tha the Iron Curtain. Fradric March. Tarry Yale lookR for donationR they go into service. [HBO] M y Fathar. My Rival A taanaga Pfrato* An entertainer and a princeaa are Moora, Rtehard Boon#. 1983. 6OMI0A HAVE TTO06LE Massive rate hikes will be needed to pay state' boy. In love with an oMar woman, diacov- captured by buccaneers on the Spanish NEW HAVEN - Yale University has an­ ara that aha'a in lova wih hia fathar. M ^ . Bob H o ^ . Virginia Mayo. Walter [U SA] Im 'l Jot Ski ChamptonaMp utilities’ share of building Millstone III, now nounced a campaign to raise $125 million to [U S A ] RaiRo 1990 Brerwtan. 1945. 10:30PM 0 Indopondant Nawa estimated to cost |3.$ billion, and Seabrook 1, lor [TMC] MOVIE: 'Monty Python'a 0 Dick Van Oyko enable the School of Medicine to move into major which price estimates range from $4.7 billion to $11 7:30PM QD PM Magaabw Maaning o l Ufa* Monty Python takes a new areas of research. billion. look at ^ ultimate questions of tha univ­ 0 2 4 H o r a a S ) 0 AB In tha Family Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti said Northeast owns the largest share of Millstone III, erse. John Cleese. Graham Chapman. MP [USA] Motowortd HeraM phota by Pinto Tuesday private funds are being sought “ to which is scheduled to go into service next year. United (C Whaal of.Forturw chael Pakn. 1983. Rated R. 11:00PM (X)aD000Nawa bidapafidant Nawa sustain Yale’s strength in medicine and the life Illuminating owns the second-largest share of 0 [U S A ] Prima Tim a W raatBwg C D Taxi 0 M*A*S*H sciences and to secure its place at the forefront of Seabrook 1, which is expected to go on line next year at Hadassah holds award (DPhBSBvara medical research, clinical practice and 0 Entartalnmam Tonight 8r30PM CS) Carol Bumatt the earliest. 0OddCou|ila education.” Ruth B. Cohen of Manchester, past diate past president, hold an award from 0 0 Bamay Millar (3D off tha Cantury ‘ "rhe Legislature has finally recognized the need to 0 TwIBght Zona So far, gifts and commitments total $32 million. Hadaasah, which the chapter recieved 0 WBd World of Animala [D ISl Moustarpiaca Thaatar protect ratepayers from the devastating effects of president of the Connecticut Region of 0 Dr. Who FRANK AND ERNEST ?byBobThoyoo 0O na DayataThna [ESPN] Outdoors TV Fishing Mag. rate shock,” said Sharon DelBianco of the Connecti­ Hadaasah; Marilyn Weil ol East Hart­ for excellence in fund-raising, member­ 0 M -A -S -H cut Citizen Action Group, which lobbied for a phaae-in. [CNN] Craasllra 9:00 PM (X) MOVIE; ‘Arch off Man facoR Rhooting charges ford, new chapter president; and ship and education. Cohen installed 0 Tan O'Ctoch Nawa x'vf PoiNtS FfTTfiP The bill approved by the Legislature’s Energy and [ESPN] Inalda tha PGA Tour Triumph' (CC) A German doctor on the run ar>d a beautiful drifter fa l in love in Paris 0 P40VIE: 'Crowhawon Form' A young STAMFORD — A Bridgeport man will be Public Utilities Committee would have left the length Barbara Bayer of Manchester, imme­ Weil as president at the recent hesaion. Dragnat UATF lY-- X T H I N K [USA] on the brirtk of World War R. Anthony woman irrharita a Now England farm and ia arraigned today on charges he fired shots from of the phase-in to the DPUC, but House Republicans Hopkins, Lesley-Anne Down, Donald 8:00 PM CD How to Ba a Man To- pfungod into a nighimara of witchcraft. his car on the Connecticut Turnpike and then upset with the bill were able to get the 3-year night'a apacial, floated by Bob Kaaahan. Pleasance. 1965. (2 hre.) Hope Lange, Lloyd Bochnar. Paul Burke. IT!^ T H e A«=«=t»puNtfTUKEj examinaa tha changing rclao of man ki tha CSD Marv Qriflln 1970 scuffled with an off-duty police officer who tried minimum requirement. to arrest him. Rep. David Lavine, D-Durham, said a 3-year IBBO'a through muaic. comedy and C D 0 Baifaam W ONan Sm c W (CC) [C N N ] Monay Ena TPFAT/A5NTT I'v f FpFN Motorist takes aim at radar dance. (60 min.) Barbara Intarviawa Diahorvi (UrroB, Char [USA] Gang Show Raynor Kezer, 29, was arrested late Tuesday phase-in of Millstone Illconstruction costs would (£ PM Magaiina and Raqual Welch. (60 min.) anci charged with first-degree reckless endanger- mean rate hikes of 12 percent in each of the three 11:15PM 0 Hoportor 41 G E T T I N G I N T h e HARTFORD (UPI) - An irate tions. But out in the real world about Howard’s challenge. ment, interfering with a police officer, escape years. - ~ there are interferences.” “It’s been done before,” said 11 :3 0 PM QD Ihioa's Company motorist intends to go to trial fAiP-EA^T ANP TFXAX from custody and disorderly conduct. He was The Republican-controlled House narrowly de­ Friday armed with facto and Howard, who works in data Assistant State's Attorney Ter­ (X ) Koiok held in lieu of $25,000 bond. feated on a 7S-71 vote an amendment by Lavine to figures about what be calls the processing, said be has court rence Sullivan, who is handUng the 0 ADC Nawa MghtSna (X) Tw>.''E.s 5-7-5 There were three incidents of shootings on the spread the phase-in out over a minimum of five years, inaccuracy of radar in tradting testimony and several studies case. “ It’s been done here; it’s CD Buma R ABen turnpike in southwestern Connecticut last which was endorsed by Democratic Gov. William A. autos. showing that road signs, high- been done elsewhere.” 0 Honaymoonara summer and state police spokesman Adam O'Neill. Ron Howard exMaina he was tension wires or the fan from a ARCH OF TRIUMPH 0 Loowo It to Baouar BerluU said his department will “ touch base” , Lavine said a 5-year phaae-in would mean hikes of 7 cruising along 1-84 near the Massa­ vehicle’s engine can cause errone­ 0 0 Tonight Show Tonight's guaatt W»ITHROP®byDlckC«y^ with Stamford police. percent a year. “ I would Just ask you, ladies and chusetts border when be was ous radar readings. are John Danvtr and Jim Fowlar. (60 mki.) Teen pleads Lesley-Anne Down and Police spokesman Lt. Kenneth^H. Kirschner gentlemen, to think of those people who are going to pulled over by a state trooper and Among the evidence Howard 0 Hogan's H etoaa Anthony Hopkins are star- WE atOTANEW IT H A S A W HY A IN crASEMY BATHER said no connection has been made between Kezer have to tackle with the enormity of these rate charged with driving at 71 mpfa. intends to cite is a 1982 ruling from ANSONIA (UPI) - A high crossed lovers in Paris on the 0 Euncup Final: Uvorpool vt COUDRTV SHATTERPROOF SHATTERPROOF DISAI3REES WITH and ffie previous shooting incidents. increases,” Lavine said. Howard contends bis car was not the Southern Ohio U.S. District school senior who helped found a Juvontua Rep. David Anderson, R-Norwiefa, co-chairman of eve ol World War II. in "Arch YESTERDAY.. SCREEN. SCREEN ■? T H E C H A N N E L © the offender. It was a car passing Court that cleared a motorist group to combat drunken driving 0 IHaeNaB/lalirar Nawahour the Energy and Public Utilities Committee, opposed of Triumph." airing WEDNES­ EDITORIAL Av. WRUam A. O’NeiU has 4 Boatrapo □□□E ] ElBO □ □ □ □ chances for worldly gains look axoaBaot 7 Auto falluro Q D Rockford FBoo LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Protect your prln- again today, but, because ol mlaplaoatl caidtel. He recalled there never was an occasion signed legislation designed to have telephone 8 Hawaiian 8 Batoball □ □ □ □ DDE] CDBO (X) Saturday Mgfrt Uwo ^Birthday clplea today. It's OK to band a bit to gat pride, you might trip over your own ogo.. in Washington when he was on the force in which companies install equipment that could assist people inatrumantt roforooa □ClDnBOE] ElDOOn 0 S t a r T r o k along battar with othara, but do so with­ AOUARNM (Jon. S».Pab. 18) Aaaaaaitta all participants in a demonstration were with bearing problems when they use pay telephones. out lowering your standards. 12 “I Ilka ____ " 9 Dotain □ B E ] o n o 0 M O VIE :'Ranoam FotoDaadMan'A M ay 3 0 ,1MB situatlone raallatically today la not y «ir searched (or weaixtns. O’Neill also signed bills Tuesday requiring annual VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopl, 22) This Is one of 13 Son of Ruth 10 Jaeob't twin aoN dsprscatory poBcs Invsstigator Is pM- problem. The troubla baghw whan you K loti teatified during the first day of the trial Lithuanian Day and Powered Flight Day obaervances giving them away. □□□□□ BDDnDOD Advancamont In your chosan Bold Is a 14 Buna 11 Back ulk (aI.) tad sgakiat criminala In high ptocas whan a those unusual financial days. On ona act contrary to your banor Judgmanl. and prohiMUng convicted felons from running for Urong poaaIbBIty In tho yoor ahead. hand, you’re apt to make gains; on tha TuMday which is expected to last about two 15 Bofbra (prof.) 19Zaio □DOB DDDD DDD lady lawyar does away wMi hsr spouse. PISCE8 (Pab. aOMaroh 89) Watch your office while serving their sentences, the governor’s □on DDDD DDDD PstarFaBr.Lsa Gram. Harold Gould. 1970. Whan you arp aakad to taka on greater other, you may throw thorn away. step In commarclal daaHngs lodo}. weeks. laW obM M 21 Swadiah rivar 0 DIvaroaCaurt raaponaIbBItlaa, do ao wUHngly bacaute LWRA (Rapt 23-Oet. 23) You'll ba willing Someone you may have to do bualnaaa office said. 17 OInnar Horn 23 Rivar in Europa □DDDCIDCI □DODO 0 Chorlia'a A ngola thaaa wBI provMa you with opportunities. to pull your own waighi in collactlva with could ba a might aharpar than Nb The telephone bill requires telephone companies to 18 Makaa monay 26 Capabla o f (2 IM M M (May 21 Ama 30) Ro^dlaaa of Involvementa today, but this might not bo 8pp#8fS. Judg« overturns media ban Buy the dozens. □D O ODD [CNN] Nawanight install equipment on certain pay phones that will 20 — complox wda.) how waB you oonduct youraott today, you equally true of people with whom you ore ARMS (Moroli tl-A piE It) Your anordy □nooo □□□□DOE] [D IS] WBdamaaa Bound HARTFORD — The state Appellate Court has allow a callertoadjusttbevolumeof an incoming call, 22 Pon i Mlvo 26 Ruah hour at wBI alNt ba )udgad by tha com pany you associated. ■aval wBl ba In high gear tod ay and y o u ! □ODD OEID ODDO [ESPN] Sparta Foeus Julus Irving keep. Avotd paopio of quaatlonabla overturned a judge’s decision to bar the media which could assist people with hearing problems. Simply come into any participating 24 Malty ago Ilia dinar SCORPIO (OeL 24-Nov. 23) Normally ba auger to gal thki^ dona. Howovar, * □ODO ODD DODD [U SA] RaiSo 1B90 raputa. Know wtwra to look lor romance you're not tha type ol poraon who looki from a hearing involving murder suspect Dr. The MU gives phone companies, to the extent Dunlw' Donuts* shop anc^ick up a 28 Amblguoua 27 Liautanant'a sluggish aasodala could hamper your and you'B And n. Tha Aatro.Oraph for s free handout, but today you might prograaa. Russell Manfredi. possible, until July 1.1917. to instaU the equipment on 29 Hwa (Lat.) boat (tbbr.) □ODD □□□ OODO 1 2 :3 0 A M ( P ia to tin Motchmokar aat kiuantly ravaala which Dunkin' Dozens Punch Clard. Have demand a placo of tha action that you TAURUS (ApfE 88 May 88) Tha work ytii Mantredi, 32, faces a probable cause hearing a percentage of pay phones in pubUc *■ 33 Kantueky Mua 28 Suddan anack 0 CHIPS Palral •Ign* f romantically parfaci lor you. your card punched each time you 43 Orook lottora 62 Italian eurroney don't daaerva. perform today wM ba worthy of pfopar today In charges he bludgeoned tedeath hit wife airports and restaurants. 30 Rupaa fraotkm 0 lota NIghi wMh Oovtd Lsttorman To- Mall $2 to Astro-Oraph, Box 489, Radio SAOnTARNIR (Nov. 2S-Oae. 31) Bowaro buy a delicious dozen donuts, 46 Unit of light 84 CapHtl of compansatlon, ao ask lor who! you fak in tIM r West Hartford home in March. 3 4 S r . n 31 Extinct wUd ox iright's guaata aro Marvin Haglar. Roban C ity Station, Naw York. N Y 10019. ot tendanclaa today to rsward tho O’NeUl also signed bills requiring the governor to and when you've filled the card 47 Uppor Nil# Klain and food atylat Janot (Saffrisy. (60 you're antmad. Don’t let a smootMa grind " H ie court’a decision Tueaday regarded a Wattam Samoa CANCER (Jt|fia 21-Jidy 22) Kaap In mind undasorving while Ignoring ttwsa to )TOudown. designate one day each year aa Lithuanian Day and Hungary 32 Iriah e)an not! VO min.) hearing on Manfredi’a request to be allowed to see with five punches you'll receive a 6 6 ____ Bianc 38 Fathar 36 Afrikanar 49 Hawaiian food 0 M a u d e his three young sons who are staying with their one day aa Powered F li^ t Day, which would be in dexten donuts free. BSTrada recognition of the state's aviation and aerospace 37 Buddhiat thrina 38 Wholahaartad fith (ESPN] Tamds Mtgaifni "mother’s relativea in Pennsylvania. So cut out this valuable money 40 Lata aftamoon, 69 Albanian industries. 39 Civil dlaordar 60 Small monkoy [HBO] MOVIE; 'giaodwayDonnyRoso' H m children may be state witnesses in the case. saving coupxtn and come in for 41 Mug in London 81 Flatten ourrancy ICQ Danny Rosa, s hiplm show bit Bridge They were present in the house when Manfredi The governor alao signed legislation effective July 1 to prohibit people convicted of felonies from running a dozen donuts and your punch 42 Raady for 1 2 2 agam, tries to mako the bigtkna. W oody . allegedly bludgeoned his wife Catherine, S3, and • 10 11 ABan. Mis Farrow, Mck ApoBo Forts. for office before they have completed their aentence, card today. You'l! discover just aetkm (2 wda.) 1BB4. Ratad R. then threw her body out of an upsteirs window. 44 Moat profound 12 r probation or parole and have paid any fines for the how rewarding a trip to (U SA] CondM Camara one-Bpaoe bid, non-vulnarable. The 46 Japanaaa NORTH »-ia4* conviction. * Dunkin' Donuts can be. The pros and cons opponenU quickly and a mite aggna- 1i " 1:00 AM (X) MOVK: TWondsr O i l oungnoy ■ively reached six hearts. Tha declar­ A v a ila b le w h ile 48 Sunboam Woman' Wonder Woman (aovaa har V K Q t 10 horns In Parsilsa (aland to undartika a of overcalling er won the aecond ipade with tbO' s u p p lies last 49 Tool ♦ A Q T ” apacial miaalon tar the LMtsd Statas knal- 4K1B743 king, caMed dummy’s K-Q of heaals, peer gets away 83TraBaya iganca Agency. Cathy Las Crosby, Ri­ By Jamea Jacaby and then ancceMfulty flneaned agalnet cardo Montoban, Andrew Prina. 1974 WEST b a s t MONEY SAVING COUPON 87Ejdat In bridge, one of the queatlom that (X)Naws ♦ J1074 ♦AQS12 the Jack in Baat’a hand. Thiea rounda <■ BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - An 68 LaaBa Caron 20 M 27 1 will be aued until tha end of time U, of dlamondi diacloaed that B ait had ' injured deer eluded police, loo O D S a ln l VJB74 lolo ♦9343 « j g s "Should I butt In with an overcall?" started with three of that aelL It ' employees armed with a tranqui- 80 Bang (at) 22 0 Bamay IHBtar n 4Q 9 I3 Ag The corollary queatlon, uaed more In became easy enough to pUqr Waat for User gun and the city’s dog warden r 81 BhealMnaana 0 F la h poker than In bridge, it, "Should f tho dab neaen, alaoe If Baal had 27 aO U TH - Tuesday despite a ebaae through 82 City in Utah 0FgnVWgn-Ofr 4 K t ■tav out of tha potT" Human nature iterted Witt five apadaa far hhi ovtr^' the North End of Bridgeport. 83 Aetiaaa Balin 62 [CNN ] Croaalira VAI0I6I and the power of pereuaiton being call, ba could have no more fSa.. a »2.19 DUNKIH what they are. If you aak yautaelf the 84 Am not (tL| (E S P N ] Ftahtn' Hola BKIOI aiiigletanclBb. The animal was injured when it «> flrat queatlon, you will n r ^ b fy be In B SS oizo [U SA ] Mahp H Mtarowmro 4AJ6 It’a obvkma that if Bast had "steyad " broke through a aUding glaaa door 88 Adonookw tri- the bidding too often. If yon aak your- « ffiMfems •« I FORA 1:30 AM 0 Hogan's Harooo Vnlnerable; North-Soath out of the pot,’’ Soath weald proUiUy ''a t an unidentifled residence Tues- DONUTS aelf the aecond, will sureW not be plioaphato 60 00 01 [04 00 00 mu not have bid the alam. (ffia apade kftv ** day morning, said PoUce Capt. 0 AnyMng tar Monoy Daaler: North In the bidding often enough. 'The beet (al*rg might not look ao w dl pteoad.) U the ^ Walter Bradteti Jr. DOZEN DONUTS worth the trie* 07 0 IndapondaM Nawa Weot Nartk eburae la to remember both queetloni Rte. U, lUieatvUla, Rd., VeruM DOWN 00 Best Saelh slam were bid, it woald not ba ao O M Limit one coupon per customer. Cannot be combined with any 0 Itaopidlda 14 14 14 and try to be a Uttla InmnaUtent ao other otter. 'This otter available only at participating Dunkin' 861 Enfield 8L. Bafiald to count oat the haM u d gntaa the The young deer was spotted by 1 Smokoi'a Horn 11 |02 [CNN ] Nowanighl Update PttM 44 Pass 4NT that your regular opponents will be a Donuts shops. 228 Silas Deaae ffighway, Wethanfiald location of the dab qaaan. pursuers In several locations, SCS'lt 2 VogottWo [ESPN] Made aportstaok Pom $9 PSM 44 little confueed. 1 w U I could M l you LU ;2 oiren lis t Mala St.. East Hairtford i iodwfing the raar of Congregation 21000 20S15*) Offer Good;'lliru 6985 8 Soo (OorJ loo tTMC] MOVK; Tho Koop' In a Pom Peas POH bow to prevent your partner bt>m 468 New Park Ava., West Hartford I Agudas Achim on ArUngton Street 4 KIndotaoo Romanian mountain tan taaa, s crooturo ia getting confueed. L‘ J myatsfiouaiy UDng Qantian sokBits. Scott Low-power bear r la b w * And In the Rooster River where It 1250 Otwniiig lead: 4J Today’s Bast answered the Orst Otam, Aegon Prochnow, Aborts Watson. gear. l A l gM yen thirau hakIMI '* dariiiad through shaUow water, MOST SHOPS OPEN 24 HOURS, 7 DAYS A WEEK question in the affirmative with hia UttlalooiartodothajftL IsaniM no tracks.

t to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednewtov. May 29. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. May » , 1985 - II REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOU8E8I” THINMNC OE BUYINti OR SEUIM.; Day care becomes essential employeie benefit < G 4 M O O O At w amploytr, would you Uko to too ■ nujor It’e not only a working mother who #orrles about partnership. • Inerooio In productivity wnong your omployoH to child care. In. increaalng numbera, fatbera abare Other employers make contributiona to exiotinil LINDSEY REAL ESTftTE woU 00 R dooUno in aboontooltin and a 8111108080 In child-rearing msponaibiUtiea, and many fathers now centers where employees already have childrep turaovor M your work foreo? Your get custody of children following a divorce. enrolled. Some provide vouchers that employeeo can 8ur»‘orpT Tbon provido lonw form of ohUd-core Against this background of soaring demand, Burud use as partial payment tor day care, thua defraying osiiotonoo in tko bonoflt package you put togothor to Noney'fl reports tbe lack of good day care it even worse than la their costs. attroct tho moot quoUfled omployooo and to romaln generally believed. Most flexible benefit programs include a day-care C O U M U l MANCNIITIRi lEITI competlUvo with otbor buslneoaao in vour tMd. Tbora Worth “ Quality day care is expensive,” the atreatea. benefit. And at a number of companies, employees Choice 3 bedroom aluminum aided realdence. 1 Vi Luxurioua 450Q aq. f). brick ranch. H U G E rooma, Is Bimply no diaputing that tma la a daar, Sylvia Porter “Consumers can’t afford to pay, to there ia no can participate in a salary-reduction plan In which baths, fireplace, 2 car garage. central A/C, 3 garaoea $285,000. incentive for new programa.” W E G U A R A N TE E O UR HOUSESI - 640-2482 unmiatakaMa laoaon to bo leamad from tba they take a cut in take-home pay and use the WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI - ' 048-2482 enlightened employeri who ore now providing tbia Meanwhile, employers lose more than it costs to remainder of their pretax salary to pay for day care. I n t ' benoflt. provide some form of assistance, child-care profes- The sheer variety of programs suggests that Day care haa long aince paaaad out of tha Those findings have enormous impUcations. Nearly ehmals argue. They lose cold cash through high employers can find a practical arrangement to assist “SptcM Otlortng" T o Bo Bum aiperimantai otaga. In fact, an eatimatad 1,880 to 1,408 half af all iafanU bom this year will bo placed in some abaenteeiam and rapid turnover— which in turn leads employee! who are desperate for help in providing day care. , TOLLAND $160’t MANCHESTER llWa oompanlaa with more than too employeto already hind of child-caro program during their young Uvee. to high training coats for new employees. SacEudad, parched on • hill, 8 nice rooms. 4 BR. 2'A Larbe home, approx. 2400 sq. It., 4 BR's, 2Vi Baths. ■ponoor aome form of child-core p rom m — ranglog But will thorn be enough quality facUltioo to The bottom line: While day care It expensive. It A provocative footnote; Many employera are ^ t h s , Cathedral ceilings, sk^lghts to let in the sun and Family Room with beautiful FP, 2 car garage and from on-eite day-care facillttea to mfoinnatton and accommodoto tbom? makes good builneta sente to provide it because concerned that employees who don’t need this benefit located In Manchester’s finest neighborhood! moon light, plus many excellent (eaturesi Call to seel raferral aorvicei. Despite all the platitudes we tooe around about our employers actually save more than they spend. will resent the efforts and money expended for thoaf ” Tbe companleo that inveot the moot In childcare childim being our moot preciouf natural reeource, we Asaiatance comes in many different packages. Very who do, Burud says. Not so, she adds. programa dorivo tba greataot banafita in reduced do little to provide for their care. But the need will not few employers provide on-site day-care facilities. In a Employees, regardless of their own family turnover and aboontociim, and booeted omployoe diminish. A full 88 percent of working women new twirt, several companies b a ^ together and form situation, appreciate working for a company that JUST LISTED! BOLTON NEW SALT BOX COLONIAL morale,” oayo Sandra Burud, a oonaultant and author currently have children under age ta, reports the one center. Film itudios in Burbank, Calif., for demonatratea understanding of its employees' needs Oversized 1'/i bath ranch with beauty shop, garage, 7 rooms (2,200 aq. ft.) 2Vi baths, skylights, Jacuzzi, of "Employer-Supported Child Care: Inveetiog In Bureau of Labor gtatistics. And the BLS anticipates instance, have started a program in concert with the and backs up its understanding with sympathetic carport, fireplace and morel 80's garages, cedar exterior. Thermopane windows... Human ReMNirces” (Auburn Houae, 1164). the percentage will rise. public school ayatem — an unusual public-private action. W E G U A R A N TEE O UR HOUSES! — 646-2482 WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI - 846-2482

"Almoot Now" "Tho Apmrtmont ABornathfo" ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI” t S l SOUTH WINDSOR Silo’s EAST HARTFORD ISO’s B u s in e s s Heublein, Mitsubishi Large 7 room Raised Ranch. 2Vt Baths, very large family ‘Seeing is believing', how nice this two bedroom, large Blanchard & Rossetto (3g> room, walkout basement, patio, deck and much much kitchen, living room with bay window, and many other OOMMUPAL CMOIT moral benefits for your own trailer home, could be. Don't mies 646-2482 nNANCMLNCTWORK In B rie / your chance for a great baginningl ______Feulure ot Ihe Week PuM by the Muochnlrr Heruld ^REAL ESTATE 188 West CsaSsr S t esrasr af McNsa I t Ssatsr CMisas MaeaaMs enter joint venture

Tracy promoted at Lydall FARMINGTON (UPl) - Heublein lower proof products, aucta as our Club Douglai H. Tracy of Killingly recently waa Inc. and MHaubishI Corp. of Japan have prepared cocktaila,” Powers said. promoted at Lydall Inc. to vice prcfident of entered a Joint venture to expand the Toru Aiuwa, managing director of O n k iB ^' reicarch and devel­ distribution of wines and ^ r i t s in MitsuMaM, said, "W e are pleased to M$inchMt«r, C T 06040 opment of the Com- Japan. become a partner with Heublein in ' lr~T~T _JTi m bE 6 4 9 - 4 0 0 0 _ poiite Material! Under the agreement announced entering a very attractive segment of Diviiion. Tuesday, Mitsubishi will acquire a tbe consumer market, premium spirits Put Number 1 lo work for yeu^ Tracy has been minority interest in Heublcin’i Japa­ and wines.” with Lydall since' nese subsidiary, HeUbiein Japan Inc., MitsuMsM is a major Japanese January 1984 as ai- efefetive June 1. corporation involved in auto produc­ liatant divisional The reatnictured company will be tion, electronics, banking, heavy ma- manufacturing responsible for tbe importation, m ar­ cMnery and a wide range of consumer manager of the keting, promotion and advertising of packaged goods. company’s Toosick HeuMein Japan products, which in­ HeuMein ia an international marke­ Falls Operation. Be­ clude Smirnoff Vodka, Inglenook winca. ter of fine wines and apirita based in fore that he spent 20 Wild Turkey bourbon. Grand Marnier Farmington, and is a subsidiary of R.J. years with Rogers Liqueur and other spirits and wines. Reynolds Industriea, Inc. ' -Sv?' ' Corp. “ Japan is one of the urorld’s largest Two other R.J. Reynold^ Industries "NMsUsthig" *0wMr Says SHIP Tracy has studied spirits markets and we believe that companies, R.J. Reybolds Tobacco RUacIwstir $79,900. at Wentworth InsUt- Joining fmroes with MitsuMahi will sistra International and Kentucky Fried Immaculate 7 room Cape, quiet Large Colonial, 11 rooma, S BR, LR. sute of Technology, enable us to greatly accelerate the Chicken, also have Joint ventures with atreet, nice location, bright aunny DR, KIT., FM, Rec RM, Jacuzzi, In- Rochester Institute growth of HeuMein Japan brands,” said Grd. Pool, Lg. Lot, quiet cul-de-aac, MitsubisM in Japan. kitchen, large MBR, FP in LR, and of Technology and John A. Powers, president and cMef excellant conditloni 2 car garge, 2Vi Baths and ready for executive officer of Henblein. the “Privileged and Lucky Famllyl" the University of HeuMein Japan Ltd. was formed in BOLTON Lovely Rural Setting Connecticut. Cur­ “ Japan represents one of the fattest- 1961 to import and distribute Smirnoff Approximately 4 acres of property go with this 12 year I rently, be is com­ growing overaeaa markets for Smirnoff Vodka, wMch has since become the Executive 7 room U&R L-Shaped Ranch with a possible lower level Irt- vodka and there la a strong demand for law suite, central air condition, floor to ceiling fireplace. Cathedral call­ old Colonial, which consists of: 4 Bedrooms. Large liv­ pleting work on a Douglas Tracy world’s best selling vodka brand. ing living room, and family room. Over 1 acre, many extras. Irhmedlate ing room: dining room - both with cathedral ceilings. master of science occupancy. Asking $162,000. Den. 2 Baths, large 2 car detached garage. Much more! degree at Worcester Polytech. A "M I'RT SHE" home!! Very nice condition! *184.900. The Lydall Inc. Composite Materials Division A TS T loses is the largest U.S. producer of fiber composites ■v,‘ and fiberboard used in automobile, appliance, U&R REALTY CO. footwear, packaging and industrial marfcete. "Haw pile*” STRANO REAL ESTATE MaaclMStar $9 m ombert at this year’o annual mooting. June H Venture Partners of San Antonio, the programs. (jzrAuiy,. to IT In San Francisco, Calif. greeted with cheers in their downtown 300 of its 738 workers because it could state’s oldest venture capital firm , this "T h e university system in Texas Just ’Tedoldi’a topic will be “ Forming and Uaing a office. not provide service without the Ew Real Estate 647-8895 spring convinced about 30 firm s bead- has not spun out the same entrepreneur­ f)hnnr and rail "W e are very aatiafied with what tbe interconnections. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION ^ Study Group” in which be covera tiw Bnanciol, quartered in Texas or with offices in the ial activitiea that those two have,” be phyncal and psychological costa and rewards of state to form the Texas Venture Capital •aid. lACKSTONSHOWCASE study group invfdvement Association. "One of our objectives is to try to "There have been venture capital educate the public and the state Fake IRS agents pose aioociations on the national scene for government and the university eyeteme some time — in Boston, San Francisco, here to the benefits of working in an East Hartford $ 1 0 4 ,0 0 0 LAST CALL CNQ Los Angeles, New Yorii, Ckinnecticut. entrepreneurial setting, encouragiBg Charm 8 beauty ere yours In this outstanding 8 room Ralaed Ranch with crime network threat But until the last year or two, there professors to act as consultants or 4 bedroomt, 2 bathe, tireplaced family room, carpeting and 2 car gar- HARTFORD — Directors of Connecticut age. Call for datalle.“ ■ ■■ 643-«80 FOR LOW INCOME CHFA BUYERS Natural Gas Corp. have dedarad a «|uarterly hadn’t been enough firms to make it participants in these new opportuni­ ROME, Ga. (UPI) — That man at dlvidand of 88 cents a share on the common stock worthwMIe in Texas,” Bell said. ties,” t e said. your door in the thrae-pieee auH who R oger Eppenon, London, Ky., and ot the company, payobfe June 17 to otocldKihteri Texas has benefited from a growing aaya he’s from the Internal Revenue Charlea Willerson, Ooltewah, Tenn., 9V a% money now a v a iu ble ot record June 11. svailaM lity of money beginning to apill Servloe may not he a tax collector after were held without bond Tueoday in from such venture capital centers as LESS THAN 40 PERCENT of the 3 or LESS IN FAMLV ■ UP TO $23^00 aU. cannecticn with the robbery. California's Silicon Valley and Bexton. venture capital doUari in Texas have IMNCHESTEB Authoritiea waned taxpayers to After the arrests, police said they “ In the last two or three years, there been invested in tbe state, which Bell Expanded ranch with 3 badrooma, family room, and T16 hatha. Asauma- Van halpa Ihoaa In dMraaa beware of men who tn v d door4o-door received dooena of phone calls from has been so much new money come into explained as a mere lack of bla mortgage. $81,900. 4 or MORE IN FAMILV • UP TO $27,880 pretending to work for the IRS. They other law officers in the region who the venture industry itself. It’s sort of op^rtunity. HARTFORD — A yuUow ” 8amaritnn Van,” oay the mon may be port of an interstate noted similar crinws in their areas. been an overflow out of those two areas “ We invest in deals anywhere w « find ■ponoored by Connecticut National Bonk in crim e network in wMcb robbers get into and into other potential opportunities them. If we could find ISO percent of L00MN8 FOR CHFA cooperation with WTIC mdio. baa b^un people’s homes by pretending to be areas, like Colorado, Utah, North those opportunities right here In the South Windsor $134,900 1..' ' patrolling the otreeU and highsrays of the agents of the tax agency or law offioera. Carolina, the Texas area,” be said. state, we’d be happy to Invest. It’s more NEW LISTING ! Magnificont 8 room Colonial with axtae galore. Features BUYERS Hartford area. According to poliee, tw« men In Dollar mixed efficient and more convenient. But we 4 badroome, 2V1 baths, 2 flreplacaa, family room. In-ground pool plua The van and its driver render aid to those la three-piece suits rapped on the door at STUDIES B Y TH E U N IV E R 8ITV of don't find enough really higb-daae oabana w/ahower. Muoh, muoh moral Call for an appointment. 8 Room Colonial with 4 tiw home of JOny Looney of Rome, LONDON (UPI) — Thedollaropen^ Texas showed tbe state controlled only 648-4080 distress without seeking or accepting oempensa- opportunity, although there’s a lot of L U o i i , tion. The van operates from 8:88 a jn . until 18 iifentitled tbemaelvao as IRS agents mixed on European exchange m u lu V 4J percent of tbe nation’e tll.S Mllion talk that there will be.” bedrooms, new fully skUe flashing badges and entered the appllanced kitchen, large p.m „ Monday through Friday, concentrating on today. Gold opoaed lower in Zurich but venture cepital pool in 1883. However, Bell said, talk leads to morning and evening hours of heavy commuter h itle r in Loflidoii. However, while the nation’e venture expecUtiono and expectations lead to formal dining room, double traffic. Looiwy and hia wife were handcuffed In Frankfurt, the dollar began the day FREE capital pOM increased 13 percent over oooertive offorte to eotaMfeh Invqet- living room, ’alum, sided. Thnmgh ito tie-in with w n c , tha vMafeohelpo and th ^ two children taken to a at a.MSI marks compared with a late iU 1181 tcU l of $8.7 Mllion, Texas’ pool ment nno«»rtiiitlH

HOMES HOMES CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 (FOR SALE IFOR SALE Call 647-9946 e a s t HARTFORD • EOLTON • Executive 7 t h e APAETMBNT AL- room U B R L Sbopod To Subscriba TBENATIVB' ISO's . Ranch wHh o possibla Seeing le bgltavlng. how lower level Intaw SuHo. nice tMe fwe bedroom, Central air condition, Notices lorge kitchen, living TodayI IHELP WANTED n a p W ANTED m NBPWMITEO NBPWMTEO a i H E L P W A N TiO m HaPWMTCO floor to Gtllino flroptace, room wNb bgy window, cothodrol cslllnp, llvinp and many efher benefits room, and family room Now Hiring; Commarclol EQUIPMENT OPERA­ HOME HEALTH AIDES, AUTO OENBRAL M l- AUTO MICHANIC • BRAKE AND TUNE UP ter your own trailer over 1 acre. M any extroe. TOR needed by general HOMEMAKERS. COM­ CHANIC • Needed now Needed now for new cor TECHNICIAN - Tuesday Web Letterpress. Offset homo, couM be. Don't ILDST AND FOUND Immediate occupancy. contractor. Must hove PANIONS • Certification for new cor dealership. dealership. Our unique and Thursday ovonlnee, and Ploxo Printing Press­ miss your chance for a Asking S161000. U B R man and Rolltonders. Ex­ experience on Bulldoier not neceesory - only expe- Th is Is on entry level, tvll pay program gtfert up to Saturday. Sam to 3pm. groat boginningl Century Reoltv.64S-2i92.______LOST - Blu* eyed tlivtr HELP WANTED and driving Dump truck. rloncod. We have work time permanent poaltlon 822 por flat rot# hour plus Must bo tkllled with own perience preferred. Pull 21 Undeoy Real Estate, J time. Excellent fringe be­ ortv mal« cat. Raccoon Full time and benefits for ail shifts. Call for on offering an excellent paid Inconflvos, weekly tools. ASE Certified pre­ 33 STEPHEN ST. CO­ nefits. E.O.E. Apply at •tripod tall. North ond of MANAGEMENT possible. Call 742-5317 Interview appointment, stortlne solorv. commis­ and year end benue. We ferred. Ploose coll Mr. LONIAL • Choice 3 bed­ Eastern Color Printing Monchottor. REWARD. TRAINEE- Growing 8:30am to 5pm, Monday Aneellc Nursing B Home sions, bonuses. Insurance also offer Insurance Pro­ D'AlelsIO. 646-7802. MANCHESTER-'TOEE room alum, sldod 649-2*02.646-0282. wholesale company with through Friday. Health Care Services program, paid holldavs, gram, Paid Holdlavs, C o m pany. 60 S tcu rlty b u i l t S IM IL A R ' f140's. residence. 116 bathe, fire­ Drive. Avon Park South, natlanal affiliations. Registry, Inc. 647-1956. pold vocotlona, paid uni­ Paid Vacations, Paid HOUSEKEEPER • port Large home approxi­ place. 3 cor porope. WE LOST - Cloor Frame Avon. Profit sharing plan 649- CONCRETE FORM CAR­ forms, odvoncement op­ Uniforms. Advancement tim e and fllM n. A ll shifts. mately 3400 ea. ft., 4 GUARANTEE OUR Gloss#*. Brown cose, be­ 4563. PENTER - Most know PRODUCTION portunities and a strong Opportunities, and a bedrooms, 2V6 boths, HOUSESI Elonchord B tween Ooklond-Tollond Green Lodes Home for Short Order Cook - Days how to read blueprints, WORKERS - Full time ongoing training pro­ strong ongoing Training the Aged. 649-5985. family room with beauti­ Rossetto Real Estote,646- St. Red Rock Golf Course. HAIR STYLIST layouts, 5 years' expe­ days. All departments. gram. We need on ag­ Program. We need on and weekends. Apply In ful firsplace.lcaroarape 2403. Coll 643-6497. WANTED- Full or port rience. Full time and No experience neces­ gressive, dependable aggroesive, dependable, person: La Stroda West, and loctod In Monebes- PART TIME TYPIST - time. Following pre­ benefits possible. Call sary. Will train. Apply In peraon capable of spot­ experienced person with 471 H a r t f o r d R o a d , ter's fineet neighbor- FOUND - Female doo. ferred. 643-1006 or 569- 74^5317 8:30am to 5pm, person: Plllowtex Corp., ting and performing gen­ 0 strong technical back­ Good typing skills a must. Manchester. hoodi Century 31 Undsev Coll 649-4646, 9om to MIVKTMGHT liver and white Pointer. 1688. Monday through Friday. 49 Regent Street. Man­ eral mechonlcol work. ground and the desire to Real Eetote, 6494000. Keeney Street area. 646- chester, CT. Some experience or tech­ oorn 0 targe income. If 12noon. FROfERTY 1901. NURSE'S AIDES- Full or nical school training o you hove been looking to MANCHESTER • Ex- port time positions avail­ POSITIONS AVAILA­ MACHINE OPERATORS plus. If you ore lust get Into a new cor dealar- RETIRED OR DIS­ Raai Estate pondod Ronch with 3 MANCHESTER- 2 font- IMPOUNDED - Male, 6 able for 7 to 3 and 3 to 11 BLE - AM and PM hours - Summer help needed, all entering the outo service sblp and get paid what ABLED PERSON To bedroonM. family room, llv, by owner. Coll ofier months, mixed breed, shifts. Alternate wee­ In Drveleaning outlet. shifts, Inlectlon molding field or hove been looking you deserve, this may be answer phone. Coll after and 1W bathe. Assumable 6pm, 649-5750. Brindle. Spruce Street. 12, 6494190. kends reaulred. Also: Apply Colonial Cleaners, company. Please reply to to get Into a new cor the position you hove HOMES Mortpope. 181,900. Joyce Coll the Manchester Dog Part time or full time 230 Spencer Street, Man­ Apollo Molded Products, dealership, this may be been waiting for. Apply In G. Epstein Reals Estate, FOR SALE Warden, 646-4555. weekends only. Certified chester Shoprite Plaza. 20 M o u n ta in S tre e t, the entry level position person to • Service Man­ WAITRESS WANTED • 647-0095. loyJliALaTATE TM fttrC m r Aides preferred. Apply In Rockville. you have been waiting ager. Bob Riley Oldsmo­ Feast Restaurant, 250 I3'I waiiteo person during business TEACHER • For Nursery for. Apply In person to • blle. 345 Center Street. Hartford Rood, Coll for GOVERNMENT HOMES MANCHESTER - Cozy 6 appointment. 646-1483 or from SI (U repair). Also hours: Rockville Memor­ School. Education de­ TRAINEE - Learn a valu­ Service Manager, Bob Manchester. 649-1749. room Bungalow cen­ 24 HOUR CASH OFFER ial Nursing Home, 22 gree and one year's expe­ able trade In a well- Riley Oldsmoblle, 345 647-9355. Ask for Jeon. delinquent tax property. trally tocotod. Modern Call 805687-6000. E xt. G H - ON YOUR PROPERTY - PERSONALS South Street, Rockville., rience working with pre­ established business. Center Street, Manches­ EXPERIENCED VEHI­ kitchen and both. Your Coll: Crockett Raoltv, HOME IMPROVEMENT 9965 for Informotlon. Conn. school children. Send Must be responsible, ter. 649-1749. CLE And Equipment children will be sofa ptav- 643-1577 for 0 quick deoil resumes to Hebron Cen­ neat, clean, self moti­ Maintenance Mechanic - COMPANY needs expe­ Inp In this deep fenced lot. Reassure that special TEACHER - RHAM High rienced Remodalor. Also TOLLAND • 'SPECIAL someone of your love by ter Nursery School, P.O. vated. Willing to learn Con repair pas station 872.900. Joyce G. Epstein Box 137, Hebron, CT and work. Salary com­ School - Anticipated op­ equipment. Closs II help­ apprentice serious about O F F E R IN G ' t160's. Se­ Rsole Estate, 647-0095. telllnp the whole world enings for the fall. Eng­ learning carpentry. Own cluded perched on a hill, 8 how much you love them 06248. Call 228-9097 for mensurate with your ful. Coll 6464776. 9om to lish, Moth, Social Stu­ transportation 8, tools. nice rooms, 4 bedrooms, with the Manchester He­ CARPENTERS more Informotlon. EOE. abilities. Coll Debbie, 643- 5pm. EAST HARTFORD - Rentals dies, Lofln/Spanlsh. Ron, 643-9966. 2W baths, cathedral coll- rald. Call the classified NEEDED- Immediate op­ 2171. 8104.900. Charm B beauty Study Hair Aide, Please Inp, skyllphts to lot In the department today and enings for carpenters. CAN YOU USE AN EX­ S U M M E R W O R K to r col­ are yours In this out­ Thoroughly experienced TR A $75 to 8125 weekly? coll or write for applica­ lage students and senior YARDWORK - 24 hours- sun 8i moon light, plus standing 0 room Raised place your personal mes­ tion, 228-9474, Hebron, /dov. two days per week sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to In framing. Must know Are you able to communi­ citizens. Apply at Tol- many excellent featuresi Ranch with 4 bedrooms, 2 CT. thru Ocotobar 31 for busi­ FQRREMT 5:00pm. layout and read blue­ cate well with other peo­ BANK Iwood Country Club, Coll to seel Century 21 baths, fireptaced family prints. Full time and be­ ple? Then call 647-9946, Route 15, Hebron. ness concern near exit 94, Lindsey Real Estate, 649- room, carpetlnpand3car FEMALE ONLY - Loroe nefits. Call 742-5317, 8:30 Ms. Jones. SEWERS - Hand sawing. 1-84/86. S2^3579. 4000. parape. Coll for details. TELLERS room wHh kitchan, yard GRADE 6-WADDELL to 5:00 Monday thru Will train. Hours 7om to CLERICAL - Full and Sentry Real Estate, 643- Friday. 3:30pm. Pioneer Paro- port time positions avail­ PART TIME • Manage­ SOUTH WINDSOR - 'Al­ ond porklno p rlvllepee. Thanks for the sur­ CLERICAL NORTHEAST SAVINGS, chute Co., Inc., Pioneer able. Company moving to ment trainee leading to most N e w ' SI 10's. Large 7 On but line. Coll dove. prise. I ’ll never forget EASY ASSEMBLY a rapidly growing, mulU- Industrial Park, Hale M anchester. Call 523- full time for a women's room Raised Ranch, 216 SOUTH WINDSOR • 10om-5pm 64M306; even- it. W O R K I $600.00 per 100. OPPORTUNITIES atata financial Inatitutlon, Rood, Manchester, CT 9117, ask for Potty for boutique. Call 643-5692. baths, very lorpe family 8134.900. N E W L IS T IN G I Inoe and weekends, 647- AutomoMwe Fondly, Guaranteed Payment. haa opaninga for full Uma 644-1581. E O E -M / F . details and Interview. room, walk out base­ Mognlflcont 8 room Co­ 9813. F«ltM£ M rs. S. No Experlence/No Sales. NORTHEAST SAVINGS, and part ttana TaNra In AUTOMOTIVE ME­ ment, potlo. dock and lonial with extras polore Details send self- the langeei savings and anumbar ol our Qraalar CHANIC - With expe­ much much morel Cen­ VERY NICE LARGE 688 SOU AR E F E E T - o m - QUEEN SIZE WATER- 1*76 CHEVY MALIBU loan In New England, haa Hartford banking olficaa. features 4 bedrooms, 2<6 l7lJCM$/TWCtt addressed stamped enve­ rience In front end, tury 21 Lindsey Real Est­ baths, 2 fireplaces, fam­ ROOM FOR RENT - Full ce/Store space. Builnese B E D CLASSIC - New onplne, the following admlnlatra- ADVERTISING ASSISTANT kitchen and bath prlvi- tiros, shocks and morel lope; ELAN VITAL-173, tiva/clarlcal amploymant Qualiflad candldataa will brakes and exhaust re­ ate, 649-4000. ily room. In-ground pool zone. Spruce Street. S42S tase, I poaaaaa a flair for public pairing. Must hove own leoes. 868 weekly. 643- Asking SI 408.6464615. 3418 Enterprise Rood, Ft. opportunitao: plus cobono with shower. MgreQ nwntMy. Coll R. Jarvis. takes only 8B pollens el contact and a atrong fi- tools. Competitive sa­ Pierce, F L 33482. 25 Hours a week NE W SALT BOX CO­ Much, much morel Coll 643471Z water. Frame, mot- r m CHEVY IMPALA - 4 lANNOUNCERIENTS ACCOUNTINO CLERKS gura aptituda. lary. Full scale benefits. 1975 M E R C U R Y C O M E T - LONIAL • 7 rooms (2200 for on appointment. Sen­ treesei B bidtt-ln heater. door outomattc. power S c M ^ J U f ie ADMINISTRATIVE CLERKS EOE. Apply at: Kmart Phis two snow fires, outo- SWIMMING POOL IN­ CLERK TYPISTS Intaraatad candldataa seeking someone with so. ft.) 2V6 baths, sky­ try Real Estate, 6434060. PRIME DOWNTOWN One year old. Originellv steerino, power brakes. EMERGENCY? In Man­ Automotive, 239 Spencer matic. air conditioning, STALLERS - Expe­ ihould contact lights, Jacuzzi, garages, OFFICE SPACE, MAN­ S7BP. aefcinp S488. After $480,649-1734. chester, dial 911 for fire, If you hava prevloua ad- Street, Manchester. /UA/FM rodto. no body rienced or will train. Coll JENNIFER STUTZ cedar exterior. THER- MANCHESTER - SPAR­ A P M T M B r r t CHESTER - Plenty of Spm. call 538-M8S. police, medical help. mlnlatrativa/clerlcal work knowledge of newspaper rust, 71.PP6 oriplnal Self’ 742-7306. HUMAN RESOURCES MOPANE wln- K L IN G - SI07,900. Impec­ parking. Will tayewtftaor 1976 OLDS STARFIRE - axparlanca. an|oy a fast AUTOMOTIVE HELP F 0 $ « T A i r condltlenlnp, miles. One owner. Excel­ DEPT. dows...... W E G U A R A N ­ cably maintained ranch plan to suit. Coll 66S-14C. SEARS - Celdspot Air paced anvironmenl. and ad layout. Typing skills a NEEDED for basic ser­ condittonar. 12480 B T U . lent condHton. S2JBP. 643- m able to work Indepen­ TEE OUR HOUSESI In ultro-deslroble area. AM/FM, 4 speed, V-6. 727-1630 vice repair for tire sloes, MANCHESTER — Avail­ 2318 after 6pm. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED dently, wo want to hear Blanchard 8, Rossetto Georpeous lot, large liv­ MANCHESTER - Ap- S12S. Coil after 6pm, Bar­ $1,788 o r best offer. must. Computer experi­ L .O .F . and exhaust work. able Immodtatelv. One, from you. Real Estate, 646-2482. ing room, sreened porch prexlmatalv IMS square bara, 6434306. IN MANCHESTER AREA NORTHEAST EOE. Apply at: Kmart and flreploced living two and three bedroom feet avoltable. Meal for THUNDER81RO, 1979 - 75 TOYOTA STATION Wa offer an attroctivo aa- ence helpful. Automotive, 239 Spencer apartments. $418. $475, office, small procery or Refriporotor - Toppon. M r , bucket seats, wire W A G O N - 5-speed. Runs 8265 Pirkida Apts.. W. MIMli Tpkx all lary and benafita pro­ SAVINGS MANCHESTER 'NEW room In this young home. Street, Manchester. $525, hoot and hot water conventance store. Rent wheels, AM/FM beoull- on raputar gas. Good 2102 la w a -S yn . 73-157 gram. For mora Informa­ A Great Way To Bank L IS T IN G ' - 879,900. Im ­ D.W. nsh Realty, 643- Avocado. S300 or bast PirkSL Included. J.O. Real Est­ offer. Good conditian. ful condfiton, well ntoin- condiflon. New fires, bat­ tion on theoe exciting om- 147 Chartar Oak Avanua Call Penny Sadd maculate 7 room cope, 1591 or 071-1400. nagottable. 233431*. ChttiiiutSl 142-188 SERVICE STATION AT­ ate, 646-1988. tery, clutch B flmlnp ploymont opportunitioa, Hartford. CT Oti 08 quiet street, nice loca­ tolned. 81488. 643-1047. A qaaiet oM-feeMne doO A sew-aimple, mflhd pin­ Oiklind 8L all TENDANT • Figure apti­ chain. 8995.649-7358. iB s aetahnark eoatona afore that Um in the beck contact tion, bright sunny kit­ MANCHESTER - SPE­ HARTFORD • West End. Rwhil Rd. all 643-2711 tude a must. Ability to 3V6 ROOM APARTMENT 1978 TA N FIESTA • Inte­ adds a rbanning look to cemhfawa with gwitrhing JENNIFER STUTZ chen, largo master bed­ CIAL FEATURES - Attractive brick buUdlnp. Tudtr Lina III work well with people. - Private home, heat, room office suites ovollo- rior and body in good ■2 Volvo DL, 4 door, the kttrbwi, and coTxts pantica for a cool aM RECRUITER room, fireplace In living 800.900. Huge fireptaced t f lO-ISO Must be neat. Automo­ appliances. Worklnp sin­ ble. S13 ft. Includes conditton. Good drivtop outomafle. Olr conditt^ the toaater. play set for flie KiMsySL HUMAN RESOURCES between 9 and 11 e.m. room and excellent con­ living room I Lovely to. tot. tive background pre­ gle adult only. No pots, utilities and porklnp. F O i t M f condflion but noods seme Inp, n isiproofed. 294D0 Na. 3183 haa WRlMrill 81 III DEPT. dition! Century 21 Lind­ Ranch In desirable area 8386 with Photo- ferred. Apply In person: children. Call 643-3808. Available July 1st. Bovn- work. 81408. Coll otter miles. Excoltant cendL Partland 8L III sey Real Estate, 6494000. with beautiful bock yard. Gaidc is in Sxes 8 727-1630 M0RTGA6E Manchester Shell, 275 Many special features Ick Rootty. 3334SBB. SWIM POOLS WARE­ Spm for appointment to tion. 6464318. $ssMsi;stMS2JIB tostoi months to 8 yean. Size Avmi 8L III MANCHESTER - Second Main Street, IncludedI D.W. Fish HOUSE forced to dtspeoi 1 year . . . pinafore, 156 Lltchflild 8L III BANKIN6 MANCHESTER floor apartment, 2 bed­ NORTHEAST FACULTY Manchester. Realty, 643-1591 or 071- SHso. ft. Omoe-9B3Maln of new on/ground, 31 t979 Penttac SunH rd. au­ ynds 46-indi; pantire, HiriM8L III CLERICM. 'OWNER SAYS SELLI' - rooms, hoot and appltan- lonp pools COMPLETE tomatic, pesmr stserino, SAVINGS Part-time temporary pooltlone In Accounting, Bual- 1400. Street. Heat Indudod. SUBARU • 19B4 - GL % yard. Hickinitick 8L III CLERK TYPIST - Full S150's. Large Colonial, 11 ceelnduded, no pets. $508 Reoi onable rent. Coll 609- with huge sundseks. fsne- Hofchbock, Coonic Wuc. pood rvnnlna condttton. A Greet Way To Bank OPPORTUNITIES nees Lew, Data Procaeeing, Oovalopmantal Reading, time. Good phone voice rooms, 5 bedrooms, liv­ plus security. Coll 646^ S314. evomap - 641-717S. Inp, M-rotofiflors. pomp, Excellent condition. Reasonable. 6494109. MANCHESTER HERALD 147 Chariwr Oak Avwoua Early Childhood Education, Writing, Mathematice, ing room, dining room, MANCHESTER - QUIET NORTHEAST SAVINGS, required. Call 5214143. NEIGHBORHOOD - 3979. taddors, ssorronty. etc. 86.780. 646 8848 anytime, Haitford, CT 00106 Socretarlal Scienca. Moetar'a dograe and two yaara kitchen, family room, rec An QQuW oppQrtunHy amgtgyar ■ tri-ststa financial In­ EOE. 870.900. Dorm ered Cope Asklne897ScMnplele. Fl- 684 7888 after 6pm. S PB C IA L: Over 388 aa- Call Circulation Dapt. 647 -9946 college teaching experience or the aquivalonts. room, locuzzl. In-ground MANCHESTER - Spo- atitutlon, haa immadlata on a quiet street with nonctap avoltable. Coll lectiaaa and a FREE naad lor axparlancad pool, lorpe lot. quiet cul- clous 3 bedroom apart­ Appruilmssai 400 aq. IL BABYSITTER WANTED lorpe bedrooms, formal Stan, toll-frsc. 1-88P-S34- 1976 AMC CONCORD Pattern atetisa to tha Cktalno Clarka and Mort- de-sac, 2 car oarage, 2V6 ment. 8558 monthly localad on Main S t in TUTORS and EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANTS - Mature woman wanted dlnlnp rooms, flreplaced STATION W A G O N - ALBUIL Jtet 8188. gaga Procaaaon In our baths, and ready for the Includes hoot, hot water Msnchaaler. 1 blocfcfiom to babysit In m y homo for living room and 2 full hospital. AvaMabte im- Good running conditton. 1 1S5R13 Stool Betted N e w F A S H IO N s rith Corporate Mortgage Part-time temporary poaHlona In Liberal Arts & Sci­ 'Privileged and lucky and electricitv. Securtty. NEW AIR HOSES for Banking Department In Infant and 3 year old. baths. D.W. Fish Realty, msdielely. C a l S22-72P1. Automatic, power steer- Radtals on rims. S48 pair. s-c Phete-Gtode patten fom llyl'. Century 21 Call 6494920. comprossor - 4 cd SO ft. x WE NEED A Hartford. ences. Accounting, Data Procesaing, Writing, Mathe­ Monday thru Friday, 643-1591 or 071-1400. days; 848-: Inp. pood tires and 168PS13 Nylon on rtm . S10. all alsa rangaa, hi matics, Reading and others. 10am to 2pm. Child care Lindsey Real Estate, 649- M ' I.D., S3S por hoee. brakes. S147S. Coll 643- Excollant conditton. 649- aeadal Giaea U fa Cs Qualified candldataa 4000. MANCHESTER - second t s e i experience and referen­ MANCHESTER - COM­ GIo m shoemr doors, SM. 4 « n o r 649430S. 6816. tim fer larfer stasa: FULL TIME CIRCULATION CLERK ahould poaaaaa prevloua Bend rooume, ofBcial Iranoerlple and l«»o referencee floor. 5 room uswitmant. Scaffold, two h-omos, two ces reaulred. Coll 646- MERCIAL ZONED - 3 BONDS Ceegn sL work axparlanca In a to: Dr. Robert E. Barde, Dean of Acadainlc Affatoe MANCHESTER 'NEW 3 bedrooms, dining room. 9580. 5149.900. H uge liv in g DrDOBBe 4 lO C K inS W YlW fS n r v r C B R L V L E ®by L o n y E M p M MON. THRU FRI. 8:30 - 5 landing anvironmant, P R IC E ' - tSO'e. Special Stove, lefilperoter. Nice atrong organizational room, formal dining and 3 planks. S3S8. 647- Ranch, 3 bedrooms, llv- yard. Gorope. No pats. abllitlaa and the daaira td STUDENT AFFAIRS DIVISION M E C H A N IC - 3 or 4 years room, 4 bodrooms, foyer 2 4 s M 0 u / % 1 w r 1798. Ino room, rear deck, Near stores and bus line. POR BALE AT PUBUC AUCTION work In a faat paced and experience to do minor and family room. Rre- Duttoe wtt IncludK bookkeeping, light typing, chollangina work envi­ Anticipated temporary part-time openings are Bate- detached two cor poraoe, Security and referencos. Main 8L Lm s o artka BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER and motor repairs. Full ptaco and many lorpe bUp^ 3 Peon piM M i be- ron mant. bell Coach. Besketbell Coachoo (Men, Women), full basement and conve­ 6494316. phone work and various duties os required. time. Must hove own closets, very dean home, sewwnt: sptlwkiemd. A/C. Won CO It borebv e**en of a solo of public ouctloa to bo bold nient location I M ust Seel Satordov. Juao 1. IMSal to: ISo.m., EO T. ol MondMstor Pel- Experience with computers would be helpful If you’re Intaraatad In Child Developmant Center Teacher Aide, Counteling tools. Apply In person: must seel D.W. Fish •lesator, uHMIse. Century 21 Lindsey Real THREE ROOM APART­ NOW O P E N Ica Dtearlmsal Ooraee. XI* Middle Tumelko Eosl, Mon- but will train the right person. theaa amploymant oppor- Aide, Couneelors, Data Control Alda, Nurse, Place­ Manchester Shall, 275 Realty, 643-1591 or 071- Hemiige Brass & cbeetor. ConaocHcut, of too unctolniad morclMndlse os tunltlaa, wa want to haer ment Aide, Program Advieor Student Actlvltlee, Re- Main Streot, Estate, 649-4000. M ENT - No oppltancas. nstodbslow. 1400. no pets. 8375monthly plus S22-3S79 Aatiqde Co. from youl Ploaaa aubmit gietration Alda, Raeearch and Testing Aide, Soccer Manchester. > — Oabwt tor iwordiondlze listed below sbouM be mode wHh • good salary • plaaaatit atm oaphara raeuma or call COVENTRY 'EXCEL­ utilities. 646-2436. 222 McKee SL LOVELY RURAL SET­ toe Maaditotor PoHca Dwortroent. No claim mod* Mtar Coach, Softball Coach (women), Women’e Center Di­ LENT FIRST HOME' Manrfaester solo wOt bo eccontod Alt eotos oro final and tor cash. No • haalth banafita • hoNdaya A MrtMfaqrs JENNIFER STUTZ TELLER - Part time, TING - Aimroxlmotelv 4 rector, Assletent to the Director of Athlotlce. ISO's. Ranch, porapa, five LIKE PRIVATE HOME - 643-03S9 •otastondnort. Inweeltooerertictostorsetomovbemode RECRUITER Monday 9:30 to 2:30, Fri­ ocree of proporty po with bolwoen 9 - . m ojn. and 10:tS o.m. on Mo day of too saM. rooms, tread lot, taka 3W room aparflnent with HUMAN RESOURCES Bond roouma to: Dr. Harry A. MolaM, Doan ol Btodont day 9:30 to 7:00, Saturday this 12 year oM Colonial, basement. Worktap sin- Th t Town reeervoi too rteM to romovo from too solo, or re- DEPT. Affolie 9 to 12. Experienced pre­ beach rlphte, and country which consists of; 4 bod­ T i n r loct, any or off bldi tor wfwf It dooms to bo In toe bosf inMrosf plo adult, marrtad cou­ . A p p l J In paraon balwaan, 727-1630 ferred. Equal Opportun­ settlnpl Century 21 Lind­ rooms. lorpo llvinp room, of toe Town. ity Employer. Contact: sey Real Estate, 6494000. ple. No chlldrsn. No pels. CzdleiofltutosoftoeSotoondllsteritomiforietooreovoll- a.m. -1 1 a.m. (Pnlno room - both with Pleasant, convenient lo­ WANTED - Room with Mr. Fields at 23 Main cothodrol calllnas, den, 2 obto of toe General SoleeOmce. Munictoal gulldtoo. 41 Cen­ NORTHEAST COVENTRY • By owner. cation. 643-3M8. cooking privUsgas on m i ter Street. Monctwyter, Connoctloif. Street, Manchester. bathe, tarpe 3 cor det­ busHno fo r m alure w ork- SAVINGS An equal opportunity, 147,500. 4 room homo, affirmative action ached parape. Much ins woman. Colt after A Great Way To Bank near take. Excellent con­ M A N C H E S T E R - 3 bod- 1. SA Columbia. amployar. morel A 'MUST SEE' room apartment. Stove, Spm. 6464751. SI Coizmon... .Conoz 147 Chartar Oak Avanua jm dition. Hardwood floors, homell Very nice condi­ 2. __ Hartford. CT OilW HOMES refrlperotor. No pets. No $. Stoiew-...... 10 iianrt|PBtpr Bmtld fireplace, screened tion 1 S1S4.900. strono 4« .aurt Dtm tmmu myiatm FOR SALE utllltlee. $488 monthly 4. Revee Union ...... N porch. 64t-2977 after 4pm. Rool Estate, 647-'SOLO'. D O G T R A IN IN G C L A IS - 5. Wastom F I v v ...... ~1S 40. Oflll Principals only. plus securtty. Call 646- ITB Itarfino Juno 3rd In Bol­ A Raea...... l i 41. Hot 6973. ton. Coll 173-4516 for T. Huffy...... _.ie ex Fire Extineulikzr B R A N D N E W L IS T IN G I 1 A Catombta______3 4X Purio Lovelv 7 room Colonlol 4A Hammer 6 ROOM DUPLEX • 1A Catombta...... IS 4A Puriz RECEPTIONIST with finishad rec room, Newly refurbished. SSSB / PUPPIES FREE to good 11. Msssbsre.------le 4A Furze U baths, flroptace, par­ por month plus utllltlee a— I I A M F .„------3 47. Tire Iron ape and a terrific yard for and eecurltv. Coll 6434373 IX Huffy— ..... 3 4A Tire Iren HOUSEWIVES Do you like working with people? II you do, chlldron. Don't miss this MALE TO SHARE pri- 1A Huffy...... 10 4*. Tire Iron 9am to 5pm. we have just the opportunity lor you. Our onol Coll ue today. Jack- voto 3 hedreem newly onvtim e, o r M l 7111 ofler IX Unknown...... 10 7A Knoozock decorated home ertth lA Cetombio...... 3 TIJMnd Truck high technology company hat an opening son B Jockson Real Est- FOUR ROOMS - first CELEBRITY CIPHER 17. Huffv— ...... 10 7X Hood Sol for a reepontible, pertonable peraon who qto.447-0488or6l6 0646. oemer and 1 other tonont. lA Unknown...... Roe. 7X FtozMIokt Earn Extra Money floor. Stove, refrlpera- Botti men. Security and FREE TO GOOD HOMES 1*. R M A...... 10 74. Extonilon Cord ter. No ufliittas. Marrtad will work with our Dimension 400 Console, VICTORIAN COLONIAL - 2 cute ktttont, floor and 3A Ooltoy 75. Puzk Proem accept employee appllcatlone, greet various couple. Nopots,chlMrsn. by .CONNIE WCNEn 31. Sekwinn...... W M. Fur Hot - Chormlna 8 room home First and tael months tX Rotofek...... IS 77. Fur Hot on on aftroctive tread tat. M^CHCiTCR^Ro^ Coll 3X Tracer...... 10 7X Coizmon Stove With Your Own vendore, and handle miecellaneoue typing securtty. 3 years lease. “KRC SRY’A UYRF VYKAOLYO Nice quiet nelghhorhood. Horn. 3A Huffv...... I* 79. Elekt Oil FHtort (40-45 WPM). SI2S. Avoltable June let. 3X Rolttari...... 10 M. Dm d o k i A Stake 1 COT SOrOaBs nOrOWOOO lA Unknown...... 10 A Conor 64945«.______B^nee VMRCA V FRPVY CYALW KRC QUAUFICATIONS: floore throuphout. Of­ 17. M urrey...... 1 •1. Bowline Bell Part Tim e Job fered of S79.900. Call us bto knmedtotolv. COM 6 0 - IX Cetombio...... Roe. ■X Furze MANCHESTER • S room. s n . keep frvinp. It. Unknown...... Roe. tX Convoz Gym Pm for a showlno. Jackson B PQOA OOX LY BRCXA." — •A Record Ftovzr High School Qraduate, good communica- 2 bodroom oportmont. T M S M a lA Unknown...... 19 Jackson Rool Estate. Quiel oroo. S418 neonthly 11. Cotombta...... 1* ■A Amellftar tlone ekllla, customer service or public rela­ 0400 o r 846 0646.______YRXPVY PVLWQX. IX M urray...... -....W •A Quartz VIMIck . .. and mothers with young children, bring them plus ufliltloo. 23B8836 af­ IX Sekwinn...... W •7. 1 Rumor Stevo tione experience a plusi MANCHESTER $107,000 ter 6pm. Fur Sale PfiEVIOUS SOLUTION: “MwTtoge is too only adventure 3A Unknown...... 10 •A FtatMloM with you and save on baby sitting costs. MANCHESTER'S BESTI ★ open lo the cowaney." — VoNaire. 3X Unknown...... M •». ieccor Boll - Luxurious 4SW SO. ft. 34 Locust St. -7 room 3A Olvmple...... 10 to. FtacMtokt Excellent Benefits Package which Inoludea JUST LISTED ewstZyNEA.kic tel 37. FtorlM ilt...... ~...1# 91, Auto Ftozk Twenty-two Hours per week. brick Ranch. HUGE No oppltan- TAG SALE - FumltuTd, Medical, Dental, Life Inaurance, Pension ontl^iM d lootSe tepoln# lA CMok...... 1 *X G.E. TV Ranch-style, 2 family home, 6 and 5. reomo. control olr condL pels. SSM phn It. Unknezm...... W *X Cumno ToMc Salary plus gas allowance. bobv cerrtw , levs, dp- Plan, and Tuition Rglmbursamant. Qualified Vinyl sided, newer roof, hardwood fipninp, 3 porapot. ufliltlae. Socurfly. Coll 4A Opzn Rood...... Rzd. AGousaz inRm« IINmCo nOTMVYIwlil 41. Unknown ...... It *A Hub Cop Call candidate should apply at our facility or S38SJ80. W E G U A R A N ­ 646-34IS weekdays. l e t y o u r newspaper floors, appllanced kitchens, close to Itom s. Sat. B Sun.. Juno You con mokd oxcettant 4X J .C Pznny...... — It SA Outitotae sand a resume with salary hlatory to: TEE OUR HOUSESI USED REFRIGERA­ help you keep fruit lors 4X Unknown...... Rze. *A ExtznzlM Cord busline and easy access to highway. Elonchord B Roeeetto' 1st B 2nd. 66 Keeney fflsh cloths from tho mash TORS, WASHERS. bopa In ethlch orongos, sparkling clean and 4A Unknown...... Rso.Rdp. 97. Fewer Sbovol SOUND INTERESTINQ? Call for an appointment to see this Rool Eetote, 646 3483. D rive, Boltonloff Rt. 44. 4X Huffv — ...... Rze.Rm . «A Golf aubz B Cart Now MIchallo VIrfcIsr near M ethodist Church) potafoos, onions, etc. ore sweat smelling. Wosh 4A Huffy— ...... „.Rze.Rm . f t. Nyton Raped You can be a Herald Area Adviser one. soM. Just boll for IS lors. dry completeivthen 47. Unknown.... Rze. BFuHeys PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT Low prices. B.O. Pearl B Roto dole - Sot. B Sun., and handle and supervise our JUST LISTEDI BOLTON F Q m T minutes In wotor to which put o lorpe piece of 4A Unkneem.... Rze. MA Fire ExWzeeultkw’ Sen. 6# Main Street, JuneSNiBflh. 4*. Kenf Ml. NrieneSiMptaoBao carrier boys & girls. If you like kids QERBER SaENTIFIC PRODUCTS. INC. are Mg Help fee 8e88M a - Oversized 1W both chlorine blooch hot boon noefspoper InsMo tho lor 663-2171. SA FreoSeim . Rze. MA Nyton Cord T - want a little independence and “KALT rMFEttMEAU Eonch with beauty ahop. LOVELY TWO BED­ added. Put still pood but and put tho lid on. The SI. Unknown.... Roe. 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H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneaday. May M. 19» Pope assailant ordered off stand MANCHI STPK I ocus SPORTS WFATIIFR Conservationist asks War pictures capture Manchester upsets Fair, cool tonight; IN COURT TODAY. ANTONOV Monday. and disconcerting for Agca'scredi- • v Jolm PMIIIpt bility,” said attorney Manfredo UnltMl P m s InttrtMrtlonai wore the same sky blue double- Twenty minutes after the session environmentai planner the spirit of the day EHHS in tourney partly silinny Friday breasted suit he has worn since the started, the Judge suspended the Rossi, who represents former > trial opened. With a neatly session for half an hour because he Bulgarian diplomats Todor Ai- ROME - The trial of five Turka le 11 ... page 15 ... page 2 trimmed mustache and horn­ was dissatisfied with court inter vasov, 43, and Ilw llo Vasilev, 42, ... page 3 aad three Bulgariane accuaed of rimmed glasses, he appeared calm preters who were translating bis who both returned home after the plottlBg the IM l attempt to akaaa- and composed. questions into Turkish tor Bagci. papal shooting. aiaate Pope John Paul II raeumed On the witness stand was Omar Agca, who has already received “ Is he really crasy? He is an today with Turkiah terroriat Bagci, 33, accuaed of taking part In a Ufe term for the attack, is on exceptional exam^e of criminal Mohmet All A fc a aboent from the the alleged international assassi­ trlalwith Bagci, three other Turka psychology,” said Rossi. courtroom. nation plot by smuggling into Italy and three Bidgarians — including In his outburst Tuesday, Agca Only Sergei Ivanov Antonov, 37, the Browning pistol Agca used to two former diplomats — for their said his attack on the pope was the aole Bulgarian defendant avail­ wound the Polish-born pontiff. alleged roles In plotting the assas­ “ linked to the third secret of the able to attend the trial, aat in the Under a ruling from Judge sination attempt. Madonna of Fatim a.” Bteel-barred cagea lining the Santiapichi Tuesday, Agca and Only Agca, Bagci, one other The reference was to a vision of bunker-like courtroom aa the aea- fellow Turk Musa Cerdar Celebl, Turk and one of the Bulgarians are the Madonna three shepherd child­ aion began at lt:05 a.m. 32, were banned fronuthe coui^ in Italian custody. The other ren claimed to have seen six times Agca, the 27-year-old gunman troom today while Bagel testified. defendants are being tried in at Fatima, Portugal, in 1317. The rkflianrhratrr V/llloMA * __ . . . Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Mtmlh convicted of wounding John Paul The judge said they were kept absentia. Madonna was said to have made Thursday, May 30,1985 — Sinole copy: 254: in St. Peter’a Square on May 13, out of court to avoid any possible three pro|diecies, the third one a IM l, waa ordered off the witness collusion or intimidation among THE STATE’S CASE IS based secret. Some Roman Catholics stand Tuesday after disrupting the the three Turks. But his ruling also largely on previous statements by believe It is a prediction of World trial for the second time in as many prevented possible further inter Agca that the plot was organised War 111. days. niptions by Agca, whose behavior by Bulgarian agents with the Agca and Turkiah defendant " I am Jesus Christ reincar­ during the first two days disrupted knowledge of tte Soviet KGB Musa Celebi were removed from More than $11,000 missing at town court the proceedings and cast doubts on secret service. the courtroom while Bagci waa nated. In this generation, the world UPI photo will be destroyed. The years of his reliability as the state’s star But defense lawyers said after cross-examined. human civilization are num­ witness. Tuesday's session they believe The only Bulgarian defendant at Bulgarian Sergei Ivanov Antonov alts Inside a steel cage Bv Sarah Paunll September 1963 through July 1964 rine Muraski blamed the delay in The auditors also reported that rec^eipt form instead of in the attorney’s office conducted a crim­ bered,” Agca said Tuesday, re­ Bagci, whose questioning began Agea’s repeated outbursts are the trial, former Bulgarian airline in a Rome "bunker” courtroom Tuesday. He is accused Htrald Rtporttr deposits on a staff shortage and court’s permanent records, the inal investigation. Tuesday, took the stand in the damaging the prosecution’s case official Sergei Ivanov Antonov, is was never deposited to the state “ serious problems concerning the peating in Italian the declaration of taking part in an international plot to assassinate Pope was immediately given authority auditors reported in their letter. same ^ m y gray leather Jacket, and could cause it to collapse. being allowed to attend the entire treasury. retention of records” hindered Ctourt officials found that some of that shocked the court at Monday’s The amount of money that ztate to hire more workers. Papalardo said earlier this year 3 Jeans and sneakers he wore "The impression was negative time. John Paul II. Donahue and Becker said that a Papalardo’s work. the tickets had been marked to opening session. officiala auzpect waa embezzled that workers in the clerk’s office full report on the audit Is forthcom­ Muraski, who was named clerk “ Index cards, motor vehicle show that a charge was dropped from Manchester Superior Court made a practice of using tempor­ ing and will include recommenda­ of the Court this week, said infraction complaint tickets and when other records showed that in 1983 and 1984 is nearly seven tions for improved security at the temporary receipt forms were ary receipts, transfening the the person issued the ticket had times the II ,686 originally reported Wednesday that the backlog is now information to permanent records • . m i court. cleared up. missing," the auditors’ letter says. actually paid the fine. The signa­ 1 baby Shiite miiitia aids last year by state auditors, accord­ State law requires all fines to be Their staff was "unable to estab­ only after the arresting police tures of several different Judges ing to a letter the auditors sent deposited within 24 hours. As But Donahue said today that $100 lish when the irregularities began department turned over its copies were forged on the tickets, the Wednesday to Gov. William A. recently as last March, the man in was missing from one day’s or the exact amount unaccounted of the tickets. auditors said last year. O’Neill. charge of the audit. Associate receipts as recently as last week. for,” it says. Although prosecutors in Man­ remains Jacobsen search In the letter, auditors Leo V. Auditor Cosmo Papalardo, critic­ He added, however, that the sum is llie $11,413 Papalardo was able chester discovered irregularities Investigators interviewed the Donahue aad Henry J. Becker Jr. ized the Manchester court clerk’s small in relation to the hundreds of to document as missing is the sum in records of infractions cases in entire clerk’s staff and others who Radwan Mawlawi, a spokesman Bv RIad Kal reported Ibat r e s i ^ of an audit office for keeping more than thousands of dollars collected of fines paid in 198 infractions late 1983, state auditors were not had access to the money. But for the American University Hos­ United Press International their staff completed this spring $50,000 in fines for nearly a month there each year and may be no cases that were handled by the notified of the problem for nearly a Hartford State’s Attorney John pital, said he hoped the men who critical show that at least |11,413 in before depositing them. At the more than a routine discrepancy in court. In each case, the missing year. While Papalardo conducted Bailey reported that they were abducted Jacobsen would free him BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - A infractions fings Collected from time. Deputy Court Clerk Kathe­ records. fine was recorded oifa temporary the audit, the Hartford state’s unable to identify any suspects. British teacher at American Uni­ after realizing he oversees the ORANGE, Calif. (UPI) - Three versity was found shot to death hospital that has treated thousands of the five surviving Frustacl near the waterfront, school offi­ during Lebanon’s 10 years of septuplets are nearly "out of the cials said today as Shiite Moslem bloody civil war. woods,” and all now have names to militiamen searched for the kid­ “ We hope he will be released replace the letters by which they Arms talks napped director of the university when the kidnappers realize who Coltman won’t run have become known around the hospital. he is,” Mkiwlawi said. “ We have world, doctors said. made many contacts to try to “ I tiiink they are going to make Shiite Moslem militiamen secure his release.” it,” Dr. Carrie Worcester said of stopped cars around Beirut early today searching for American A spokesman for the Shiite Am aL o|iari with the three. “ They are doing ex­ militia said members were search-' for board this fall tremely well, and there is no University Hospital Director ing cars at roadblocks for Ja­ reason for me to think these babies David Jacobsen, abducted by gunmen Tuesday as he walked to cobsen’s abductors. won't have the full chance for w By Alex Glrelll work. In Washington, White House' survival and normal \ Herald Reporter spokesman LarrySpeakes said development.” Jacobsen, 54, of Huntington Beach, Calif., is one of six U.S. Ambassador Reginald Bar­ But James Martin Frustaci, Eleanor Coltman told fellow Demo­ A m erican s now m issin g in tholomew contacted President By John A. Callcott until Tuesday known only as Baby crats Wednesday night that she will not Lebanon. Amin Gemayel Tuesday and urged United Press International B, still remains critically ill, said run for re-election as a town director in A spokesman for the American a "maximum effort by all con­ Worcester, director of the Neona­ the November election. University of Beirut reported that cerned to secure his safe and early . GENEVA, Switzerland — The United States and tal Intensive Care Unit at Child­ Her announcement at a meeting of a teacher — a Briton — was found release.” Soviet Union opened their second round of arms ren’s Hospital of Orange County. the DemocraUc Town Committee in shot to death Tuesday near the There have been no claims of control talks today at odds pver ways to achieve "Baby B is still extremely sick... Lincoln Center left the Democrats with waterfront in west Beirut. responsibility for the abduction. reductions in nuclear weapetos and blaming each I am ^11 concerned about this at least one open slot among the party’s balqr's survival,” she said. A spokesman identified the The shadowy Islamic Jihad other for the impasse. M six on the ballot for the Board of victim as Denis Hill, S3, a teacher movement has said it is holding The delegations arrived in Geneva Wednesday and Patricia Ann, Stephen EUirl and Directors. While the five other incum­ UPI photo in the special English language four other Americans and two both sides mdde it clear they were maintaining the ' Richard Charles— Babies A, C and bents have not formally announced program at the university. The Frenchmen kidnapped in Beirut same conflicting positions they had when the first E — have continued to show their intention to run, tte y have left A shooting victim is attended to by ern Indiana. Four people, including the spokesman said Hill’s body was between March 19M and March round of the complicated negotiations ended April 23. significant improvement, Worces­ little doubt that they will. ter said. medical personnel Tuesday after a lone gunman, were killed and seven others i^ntified by university officials 1985.It said it would release them if The new session began at 11 a m., vitb a | nary mM|tog of tall delegations at th eflo i^ r Coltman, who had told fellow direc- " I think they're ciiming out of the gunman began shooting indiscrimi­ were injured. Wednesday at the American Uni­ 17 Moslem extremists Jailed in 4en of her deciskm not to run agaiH on versity Hospital morgue. Kuwait fora 1983 series of bomb­ miss'lwmthe’AvrauedelaPaix (Avehfaet -I woods ... I think they'll make it," nately in a shopping plaza in northwest- Tuesday night, said (o the committee ings are freed. U.S. delegation leader Max Itompelman was Worsester said at a 'Tuesday news "It appears that Mr. Hill has that the d e ^ io n was a difficult one for briefing, the last one planned by been shot several times in the Islamic Jihad has not said it is accompanied by the two other top American negotil tors, John Tower and'Maynard Glitman. her. “ I ’m a very political person, as you A holding American University of hospital officials. head,” the spokesman said. know,” she said. Bonnie Marie, or Baby D, is Beirut librarian Peter Kilbum, an ‘They were welcomed by Soviet delegation leader Gunman’s shooting spree He gave no further details but Viktor Karpov and his two fellow cbieLnegotiators, . 'i-. i., Coltman said she is not leaving American who disappeared last “ somewhere in between,” having police sources said "the body of an because of her health. Rather, she said, November, Alec Collett, a Briton Yuli Kvtainsky and Aiexei Obukhov. shown no improvement over the unidentified man was taken to the she wants to be able to spend more time who was kidnapped in March, and Diplomats say that given the evidently unchanged past 43 hours. American University Hospital with her husband, EMward Coltman. two Frenchmen who disappear^ U.S. and Soviet stands, it was unlikely the deadlock " I think she has passed the morgue from the west Beirut “ It is the season for me to do ELEANOR COLTMAN critical point for survival, but leaves three people dead last Wednesday. could be broken during the two-month second round. waterfront Tuesday afternoon.” something else” after 22 years of public . . . one-term director The university hospital was hit The dispute focuses on space weapons and how they remains very sick,” Worcester The sources said the man later was service in one capacity or another, she by an artillery shell earlier this will be linked to the two other areas on whirii the talks said. Bv Dennis O'Shea received an unconfirmed report her abdomen and back at St. identified as Hill. said. month. Hundreds of Shiite fighters are being held: long-range nuclear missiles and this fall. Y Doctors will begin what they United Press International Koslow earlier Tuesday called an Anthony’s Hospital in Crown She will have served only one term on would describe only as "m edical The report of Hill’s death caipe wounded in the 10-day-old battle intermediate-range nuclear forces weapon s)rsteins, "The power of incumbency is a strong FBI office and threatened Presi­ Point. • jMr-, the Board of Directors. She previously force in any election,” said Donald manipulations” on James and as the Shiite Amal militia set up with Palestinians for control of also known as INF. ST. JOHN, Ind. - A disabled dent Reagan. A Secret Service served for 9 years on the Board of Kuehl, vice chairman of the Republican Bonnie, Worcester said. The injured included Patrick roadblocks and stopped cars, Beirut’s three refugee camps have : Kampelman handles space for the United States, former newspaper worker angry spokesman in Washington was Education. Town Committee. “ Almost anything The babies’ names were an­ Lukasik, 25, a tow truck driver who searching for Jacobsen. been treated there. facing Kvitsinsky for the Soviets. Tower faces Karpov at doctors who could not cure his unable to confirm the report. Before Coltman’s announcement, De­ can help.” nounced Tuesday — their 1-week stopped to help Murr. He was in on strategic weapons while Glitman faces Obukhov on pain shouted, " I am not no The gunman’s father, Edward mocratic Town Chairman Theodore R. David Frost, chairman of the Repub­ birthday — by Tes Pane, head of critical condition at the Dyer INF. cripple,” and fired 140 rounds, Koslow, said his son worked until Cummings told .those present that lican party’s candidate selection com­ obstetrical nursing at St. Joseph hospital. Also in critical condition Moscow is insisting that any reductions in nuclear killing three people and wounding two months ago in the printing committee endorsements of candidates mittee, said he did not know if Hospital. there was Gregory Roderick, 37. weapons be accompanied by a ban on weapons in at least seven before police gunned department of the Chicago Sun- will take place in the last week in July. (toltman’s decision would help his The parents, Patti and Sam him down. A hoy on the street also was hurt, space, including an end to the Reagan administra­ Times. A Sun-Times spokeswoman tion’s Strategic Defense Initiative research program He invited anyone interested in running party. Frustaci of Riverside, Calif., also James K. Koslow, 32! Chicago, said it appeared Koslow was a but not seriously. Two women in into a missile defense system. for of f ice to make that interest known to " I t all depends on who they (the ve names to Baby G, the opened fire Tuesday evening with temporary pressman, employed at the K-Mart were treated for The Soviets say such a system would be offensive, the town committee. Democrats) put in her place,” he said. £ughter who was stlUbom, and to a military-style weapon on a times by both the Sun-Times and wounds at St. Anthony’s. Officials arguing it would give the United States the ability to Besides the opening for a candidate Coltman said one thing that made her Baby F, the tiny 1-pound boy who K-Mart store in a small northwest­ the Chicago Tribune. say a third women was hurt by launch a nuclear attack without fear of retaliation. for the Board of Directors, there are two decision difficult is her conviction that became affectionately known as ern Indiana shopping plaza. Lake “ His father claims he had a back debris and another suffered chest The White House has said SDI — popularly dubbed openings for Board of Education Manchester is on the verge of a "Peanut.” He died shortly after County Sheriff’s Lt. Michael Hig­ injury that stopped him from pains. “ Star Wars” — is defensive in nature, is in the UPI photo candidates and two for selectmen renaissance. midnight Friday. gins said. working,” Sgt. Barnie Johnson Witnesses said Koslow, who waa research stage and will not be used as a bargaining candidates. She said she had one last favor to ask Frustaci bad said previously Koslow, who was staying with said. "H is son was in a lot of pain not a veteran, ran from a field chip, alth ou ^ it can be discussed. One school board position is open of the committee. She said the Demo­ that his children's names might his parents and sister Just blocks and was having problems getting across the street from the K-Mart U.S. officials argue that Moscow, besides pursuing Restart brings protest because Leonard Seader, chairman of crats have always been blessed with an correspond with the letters by from the store, had been despond­ doctors to help. They couldn’t find shortly before 6 p.m. and began its own space arms program, agreed long ago it is the board, will not run for re-election. ample pool of able and willing which they had been known since ent over “ constant” back and leg out what it was.” firing in the parking lot, shattering An unidentified woman wipes the tears from her eyes Impossible to verify a ban on such research. He will end his nine years’ service on candidates. birth, but they did not. pain, police said. Koslow and three of his victims the windows of the K-Mart. He Karpov said on arriving in Geneva Wednesday Wednesday as she blocks the gate of Three Mile Island nuclear board in November 1986. " I hope you give whoever comes after Pane declined to discuss how the As he sprayed bullets in the were killed in the shootout, police continued into the store as patrons there must be changes in the U.S. stand. power plant in Middletown, Pa. She was among about 200 Two Republican party leaders con­ me the same support you gave me,” she names were chosen, but said the store, police said Koslow yelled, said. and employees fled from the rear, “ We would like to hope that the U.S. side has made tacted today were cautious in assessing said. infants were named after "some "This Is for all the people in The victims were; witnesses said. demonstrators who appeared to protest the restart of the plant. the necessary adjustments in its position and will be the impact of Coltman’s decision on Two of her fellow Democratic direc- very special people in the Fnista- orthopedic hospitals. The hospitals • George Murr, 39, a postman Officials said St. John police The governor of Pennsylvania and an anti-nuclear power group prepared to work out practical solutions on both space their party’s chances to capture a cis’ lives.” are going to pay for this. I am not who was riding a motorcycle on fatally shot the gunman when he and nuclear arnu issues,” he said. have filed suit to block the restart. Story on page 4. fourth seat on the nine-member board Pleaae turn to page 10 Patti Frustaci bad planned to no cripple.” U.S. 41 when the shootings began. ran out of the store and began ' He made it clear his orders from Soviet leader .attend the Tuesday news confer- An officer said Koslow appeared • Marlene Jancosek, 3S, who firing. Mikhail Gorbachev continued to be that cuts in ' ence to announce the names to be dragging a leg as he ran. was dead on arrival at Our Lady of Higgins said the weapon was a herself, but was physically unable "H e was anU-doctor and anti- m.. nuclear weapons must be linked to a ban on 3 Mercy Hospital in Dyer, shot in the semi-automatic .223-caliber anti-missile space systems. Senator errs with y es’ vote to do so. establishment and anti- chest. German-made HK-93. A total of 140 Bonnie and Richard are the Only renunciation by Washington of "research, everything,” Higgins said. • Margaret Novak, S3, a K-Mart casings were found, S3 inside the names of Mrs. Frustaci's parents. testing and deployment” of such systems can "open Lake County police said thCy employee who died of wounds to store. the way to ra s ca l reductions in nuclear arms,” he said. Constitutional conflict? Zinsser slip aids the ‘buckle-up’ cause HARTFORD — (tonnecticut lawmak­ tion in past years, but changed his mind before this year’s legislative session ers have steered the state toward a after seeing evidence that use of the ends next week, Eve mandatory seat belt law, with only the belts saves lives. New technology may alter abortion decision tekes rap Senate gives break ” I’m surprised Doctor Gunther governor’s signature needed to make it “ If we save Just one life, it is worth hasn’t got an amendment requiring to state's seniors it,” he said. of them do. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - A group of official. lobster claws clipping your pants to the By Delthta Ricks Research is under way to perfect medical technology,” Rhoden "As viability grows earlier, it Southern Baptists plans to introduce a resolution The Senate narrowly gave final — see page 9 seat of the car,” Morano said. United Press International artificial wombs and placentas — said. “ But to avoid this, the THE BILL WAS HEAVILY lobbied appears that the time during wUcb at the group’s national convention next month approval Wednesday to a bill that would Most senators who opposed the bill medical advances that conceiva­ Supreme Court must be willing to revising one passed last year that declared a make Connecticut the loth state to by a coalition that included insurance . LOS ANGELES— Advancement a woman can exercise her choice agreed people should wear seat belts, bly could reduce the viability admit that fetal viability in and of woman the world’s first sinner. require most drivers and their front- companies, doctors and automakers, in the ability of doctors to save for abortion will gradually dimin­ but saidthestate shouldn’t mandate use period to the first weeks following Itself is not quite so important as Ilie resolution passed last year in Kansas City seat passengers to wear seat belts. who could be spared from installing premature babies is shortening the ish,” said Nancy Rhoden of the of the belts. conception, Hayashi said. the court has now implied.” dealt with the ordination of women and found Eve After nearly two hours of debate. during the sometlmes-humorous de­ costly airbags in vehicles if enough time women have to decide Ohio State University Law School. "Connecticut is called the Constitu­ He said tlie rate of brain damage She compared the legal stand­ the first to (all to temptation. Senators voted 19-17 to send the bill to bate that the bill was paternalistic and states approve mandatory seat belt whether to have an abortion, and "The constitutional right to have tion State, and that makes nne think we and other developmental problems ards tor abortion with those of "Woman was first in the EMenic fall,” said the Gov. William A. O’Neill, who has would infringe on personal liberty. laws. some lawyers say a constitutional an abortion recognized by the should have some freedom of choice,” is directly proportional to weight sanity. resolution, which became part of the current indicated he will sign the measure into If signed by O’Neill, the bill would Under a federal ruling, airbags will confrontation is coming. Supreme Court in Roe vs. Wade said Sen. Donald Schoolcraft, R- and the number of gestational schism between church conservatives and law. take effect Jan. 1, although police could not be required if states representing Speaking Tuesday at the 151st was firmly tied to medical technol­ "The legal standard for insanity Groton. weeks. moterates. give violators only warnings for the two-thirds of the nation’s populattoif annual meeting of the American ogy as we knew it around 1973,” she does not chaqge each time psychia­ The vote could have been closer. Sen. .. " A vote (or the seat belt is a vote "New techniques are permitting The Southern Baptiri Convention Executive Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, op­ first month while people became aware require seat belt use by late 1937 and Association for the Advancement said. trists alter their diagnostic ma- against individual choice, freedom and us to increase the survival rate of Committee in Nashville proposed Wednesday posed the bill but accidentally push^ of the seat belt requirement. meet federal standards (or the laws. o f Science, Dr. Robert Hayashi and nuaIs,” Rhoden said. the American way,” added Sen. James fetuses at fewer and fewer weeks that tto resolution be modified. the wrong button and voted for it. Beginning Feb. 1, with some excep­ Sen. George L. Gunther, R-Stratford, a panel of legal experts discussed RHODEN SAID SHE AND " I t aDOMrs only in the abortion Giulietti, R-Vernon. gestotion,” Hayashi said. "W e’re The new resolution says the implication that When asked by the Herald today how tions, motorists and front-seat pas­ opposed the bill and offered amend­ the growing debate over when a hundreds of other attorneys feel arena thaT the court (has) made approaching the viability of fe­ women are responsible tor sin places “ a burden the mistake occurred, Zinsser said, " I f sengers caught traveling without wear­ ments that would have required motor­ fetus can live outside the womb. the country is now moving toward medical technology the master of tuses of only 24 weeks of on women — including Christian women ^ for the ing their seat belts would be fined $15. ists to also wear protective headgear "In some late abortions, the a constitutional confrontation on I knew how it happened, it wouldn’t development." women’s constitutional fate." unptMo fall of man.” have happened.” "Seat belts save lives,” declared Sen. and to require children under 14 to ride fetus has a heartbeat, it’s brea­ the issue, and that it could have The low birth-weight technology But it does not refute the statement — nor does Michael L. Morano, R-Greenwich, in the back seat. Inside Tcnlav thing. We are constrained by rules major political ramifications. A BABY BORN IN the Mth week received massive publicity in the Hard day's work it refer to ordination. co-chairman of the Transportation and try to resuscitate, but do not "... the Supreme Court said that ZINSSER MAINTAINED THAT HE ” I( we’re going to be paternalistic, in Lancaster, Calif., on Jan. 4 and last week when advanced neonatal The Rev. Sandy Evans Rogers, of Nashville, Ckimmittee, which wrote the seat belt try to be heroic about it,” said viability was crucial because that still firmly opposes a mandatory seat let’s look at all the angles,” said 20 pages, 2 sections weighing only 1 pound, l ounce, care and treatment saved five of A New Orleans firefighter, suffering the effects of said the language is "wishy-was^” because it bill. Hayaahl, of the Harbor-UCLA was the time at which a fetus is belt law. Gunther, one of at least 15 senators in was released from the hospltol the seven Frustaci septupleU bom refers to last year’s resolution without changing Supporters say a mandatory seat belt Medicai Center. potentially able to survive outside extreme heat, is cooled off with a fire hose Tuesday after Had Zinsser voted against the bill, it ' the 36-member chamber to speak on the AdViM- OWtuarlM. Tuesday. He has gained more than ■in their 23th week in Orange, Calif. law would save an estimated 30 lives AuMUmmi.. Ten years ago only 50 percent of of the womb, even if that survival battling a four-alarm blaze In one of New Orleans’ oldest it. would have been an 13-18 tie, and Lt. bill. four pounds and doctors said he Four of the five remaining babies, "Last year’s statement brought out a lot of each year in Connecticut if 30 percent of C U n lfM _ . 18-19 all fetuses of only 23 weeks meant artificial aid, ’ ’ Rhoden said Gov. Joseph J. Fauliso would have been Both amendments were easily de­ Comic*. .8 8p o r t i_ _ should lead a normal life. which all weighed less than two schools. Police said 400 students escaped sahily. Two anger in people," she said. " I t wasn’t the kind of required to cast the deciding vote. those covered by the law complied with feated, with Morano claiming tbe^ were ■estatton born in the United States That artificial aid Is also Entwtalnmwit. . 12re TatovWon-«««-- - " I don’t think abortion policy pounds at birth, are now given firemen were burned fighting the blaze, deecribed aaone healing statement that was needed.” ’ Proponents argued the bill is needed it. an attempt to kill the bill by sending it Lotiwy. — « Wemnrn lived, Hayashi said. Now nearly all improving. should be ruled by advances in good chances of survival. of the hottest In the city’s history by fire officlala. to save lives, while opponents argued Morano said he opposed such legisla­ back to the House (or another vote