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Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents A Germany suspends P&W to eliminate ■ n ' \ U air shows 1,042 salary jobs RAMSTEIN, West Germany (AP) — West Germany today suspended military airshowsand By Nancy Concelman Analysis, a cost analysis study white-collar positions would be called on NATO to abandon such /Manchester Herald that will save the company an eliminated from its Government stunt flying spectacles after three estimated $300 million annually G Engine Business in West Palm Italian fighter Jets collided and EAST HARTFORD - Pratt & and help make it more competi­ Beach, Fla. one slammed into a crowd in a Whitney Aircraft officials said tive in the Jet engine market. During the cost anaiysis study, fireball, killing at least 45 people. today that the company will As a result of all rounds, a total started in March, Pratt's 46,000 About 500 people were injured, eliminate 1,042 salaried positions of 1,225 Connecticut employees workers suggested ways the including dozens who were criti­ from its manufacturing opera­ lost their jobs, Linke said. company could save money. cally burned by Jet fuel, in the tions in Connecticut, Georgia and Pratt announced July 30 that it Linke said at a July 30 news accident Sunday at Ramstein Maine as part of a cost-cutting would eliminate 700 white-collar conference that employees were U.S. A ir Base. Bodies were plan that brings the total number jobs in its Commercial Engine aware when they made the charred and clothes burned off of jobs eliminated this year to Business and Group Administra­ suggestions that they m ay be victims in what appeared to he 2.650. tion at its Connecticut plants. Of eliminating their own Jobs. the world’s worst air show Of that total, 1,492 were filled those positions, 695 were filled The company, a division of tragedy involving spectators. positions. The net figure includes and 314 were vacant. United Technologies Inc., was Many of the dead were children. positions eliminated through nor­ Of the 1,042 positions to be once the world’s dominant Jet- Defense Minister Rupert mal attrition, employees who eliminated in Connecticut, Geor­ engine builder, but saw its share Scholz quickly canceled a mil­ have left, unfilled positions and gia and Maine for the final round of the Jet engine market drop itary air demonstration show contract positions. of the study, 526 people will leave from 100 percent in 1974 to about scheduled for next month, and At the company’s Connecticut the company over the next three 40 percent in 1987. today annnounced that Bonn plants in East Hartford, Middle- days, and 231 will leave by the end Analysts said General Electric officials and their NATO allies town. Southington and North of the year, Linke said. ’The Co., Pratt’s chief competitor, saw were suspending any further Haven, about 523 white-collar remaining 285 Jobs have been its share during the same period military air shows in West positions will be eliminated over eliminated by attrition since the grow from nothing to nearly 50 Germany. the next three days beginning beginning of the year, he said. percent. In military business. More than 300,000 people, most today, said Curtis Linke, vice Linke said about one-third of General Electric’s pre-tax profit of them Americans and West president for communications. the 526 employees will be offered margin on engines is about 10 Germans, were watching as the The layoffs announced today other Jobs within the company. percent, compared to 8 percent Italian air force team's 10 Jets, represent the third and final The company also announced 2 flying about 180 feet off the W' • round of the Activity Value earlier this month that 599 See LAYOFFS, page 10 ground, intersected over the field from three directions. Two planes plunged to the ground and a third careened in Storm pounds the Carolinas, flames into the crowd, setting off an inferno more than 100 feet high and 100 feet wide. Terrified spectators ran for their lives as kills one before weakening 9 the flames scorched scores of people and destroyed buses, GREENSBORO, N.C. (A P ) - astated mobile homes, said Bob closed while authorities cleared it trucks and cars. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Tropical Storm Chris spawned Kelly, a meteorologist with the of debris from the battered "Some were missing skin on tornadoes that damaged houses, Columbia office of the National mobile homes, he said. their arms," said DeeDee Arring­ INTERIM PRINCIPAL — William Freeman, former destroyed mobile homes and Weather Service. “ It was a mess,” said Carl ton Doke, a reporter for the principal at Robertson School, reviews materials at caused at least one death in the "The winds took a swath, Floyd, an engineer with the unofficial U.S. military news­ Waddell School. Freeman retired two years ago, but Carolinas before gradually weak­ probably a half a mile long and county Fire Department. "It took paper Stars and Stripes.“ A lot ening, losing its name and head­ quarter of a mile wide,” said will be principal of Waddell School until a permanent trailer houses and threw them had black bum s." ing toward Virginia today. (Clarendon County Fire Chief principal is chosen. clear across the road. It was a She said that after the crash High wind from the third Carter Jones. complete disaster for the area.” “ people started crying and named storm of the 1988 Atlantic Mary Lemon, 78, was killed screaming. The ones who were hurricane season also left thou­ when winds leveled her mobile One tornado in North Carolina stopped were hugging each other sands temporarily without power home while her granddaughter, threw a tractor-trailer rig into a and crying like they were saying Retired principal in the Carolinas, and heavy rain 12-year-old Celessie Pearson, suf­ building at an Iredell County ’What are we going to do?’ The flooded highways in South fered a severe back injury, said industrial park, officials said. ones who were running were Carolina. County Coroner Ranny Stephens. At 7 a.m., the center of the screaming." hits books again The storm, which sprang to life Thechild was listed in critical but storm was over south-cOntral AFN, the U.S. military radio from a tropical depression off stable condition today at Rich­ Virginia, about 30 miles south of network, today quoted American Florida, packed its strongest land M em orial Hospital in Roanoke, and was moving toward officials as saying at least 46 By Andrew J. Davis Freeman taught at the punch when it came ashore Columbia. the north-northeast at 20 mph, people were killed — including /Manchester Herald former Buckland School, was Sunday in South Carolina. Between 15 and 30 mobile forecasters reported. Rain from the pilots of the three Italian a teaching principal at the old About 75 miles inland from the homes in Clarendon County were the storm was expected as far planes — and 500 injured at the Even though it is only Robertson School and at Na­ historic port city of Charleston, destroyed when the tornado hit, north as southeastern New York base 60 miles southwest of temporary. William Freeman than Hale School, and a S.C, a tornado touched down in a said county Fire Chief Carter by later today, said the weather Frankfurt. has given up hitting the golf supervising principal at Ver- sparsiy populated area and dev­ Jones. U.S. Highway 301 was service in New York City. Authorities issued no list of ball to hit the books again. planck School. He then ended dead or injured and said identifi­ Freeman, who retired as up back at Robertson for the cation of victims would be a principal at Robertson School final 11 years of his 35-year lengthy process becaused many two years ago, is once again career in Manchester. Thousands join Polish strike; people were badly burned. The head of a school. Because a School Superintendent nationalities of the dead were not successor to Gail Rowe has James P. Kennedy said he known. not been named at Waddell chose Freeman as interim “ They’ve been working School, Freeman has been principal because he wanted leaders OK ‘round-table’ talks throughout the night to identify chosen as the school’s interim someone with experience to the bodies. Then the next of kin principal. open the school, especially WARSAW, Poland (AP) — 18,000-worker plant closed Friday In a speech broadcast to the must be notified,” said Ramstein But why would someone because it is in the midst of Strike leaders said thousands of because of a strike that began a nation at the end of a two-day spokesman Sgt. Eddie Lee. He who is enjoying the fruits of reconstruction. workers Joined a stoppage at a week ago, but allowed workers meeting of the communist party’s said he did not know when a retirement want to come back “ He is an experienced prin­ huge southeastern steel mill into the yard this morning and policy-making Central Commit­ casualty list would be available. to the 9 to 5 grind? cipal who was available when today when management tried to more than 5,000 Joined the tee, he directed his most severe Rudolf Tartter, head of the " I 'like this business. I feel we needed an experienced reopen it two weeks into Poland’s roughly 1,000 strikers, said Piotr criticism at the party-appointed local West German government,, good. If I didn’t feel physically person.” Kennedy said. "H e worst labor unrest since 1981.' Niemezyk of the Solidarity Infor­ government of Prime Minister district that includes Ramstein, fit, I wouldn’t want to,” said knows the Manchester sys­ Word of the broadened strike at mation Center in Warsaw. Zbigniew Messner. said 45 people were killed. There Freeman, who refused to tem. We were very pleased the Stalowa Wola steel and heavy Phone calls to plant manage­ Gen. Jaruzelski said that by was no immediate explanation reveal his age. “ You can only that when we asked him he machinery plant came a day ment were not answered. failing to deal with economic and for the discrepancy. hit so many golf balls, and my accepted.” after Communist authorities said On Sunday, Polish leader WoJ- political tensions, the govern­ “Of those injured, 345 are score isn’t getting any they might let Solidarity leader ciech Jaruzelski endorsed the ment had helped precipitate the seriously Injured," Tartter said. better." See FREEMAN, page 10 Lech Walesa take part in broad- idea proposed by authorities of a strikes that began Aug. 16. "There are many children based reconciliation talks. “ round-table” discussion with among the dead and Injured,” Management had ordered the strike leaders. See POLAND, page 10 said Kris Kumpf, a medical assistant who treated some vic­ tims. "And the worst part of it is, 3rd Howell Cheney student takes his own life we’re still trying to find some of the parents,” she told reporters. The U.S. military set up special By Andrew J. Davis police said. Police tried to dis­ “ It can be common that when could not be reached for comment Lewis Randall, school director, /Manchester Herald suade Murphy from shooting that happens at a place, there can this morning. said in May. See A IR SHOW, page 10 himself, but said they were be a following inHuence,” In May, after the second Jacob Ludes III, principal of An Ellington teen-ager became unsuccessful. Schwartz said. "There can be suicide, Cheney Tech officials, Manchester High School, said the third student at Howell On March 8 ,17-year-old Enrico that influence.” who only have a part-time school today that Cheney Tech officials TODAY Cheney Regional Vocational J. Attenello Jr. of East Windsor Schwartz suggested that Che­ psychologist and guidance coun­ have not requested similar beln Technical School to commit sui­ committed suicide. East Windsor ney Tech officials make clear to selors, sought and received help this Ume. cide this year when police said he police have said. Robert J. students that there is help availa­ from the Manchester public Murphy was a sophomore Index shot himself at a park in Vernon Stewart. 17, of Tolland, commit­ ble and that It’s not "cra zy” to school system. The public schools drafting student at Cheney 20 pagM, 2 •actions Friday. ted suicide two months later, seek professional help. sent four social workers and a He also was a member of tl^ An area social worker said state police said. " I t ’s P K .” he said. " I t ’s not school psychologist to help offi­ school baseball and wrestling Butln«M _ _ • ObttuariM ____ 2 today the youth could have been Andy Schwartz, director of the crazy to get help. They (students) cials at the state school meet with teams. CiMtIflad - ia-20 Opinion 0 influenced in his decision by the Manchester office of Child and want to have an impact on their students. Vernon police have not deter­ Comlea _ _ 16 PMpla _ _ _ _ 0 other deaths. Fam ily Services, said the sui­ life and they can’t see any other Counselors met with classes mined the reason Mundiy com­ Focua_____ a Sporta — 11-10 Timothy Murphy, 15. of 32 cides may be connected. He said way.” and kept a close eye on the mitted suicide, said a police Local _ _ 2 -4 ,10 Stala/Raglon j t S Cheney Tech officials were Maplewood Drive. Ellington; was Murphy have have gotten the idea students’ close friends and other spokesman. The case, though is L o tta ry______2 Talavlalon___ 16 pronounced dead at the scene to commit suicide following the reported by a secretary to be in an students who they thought may be considered closed, the Natlon/World_ 7 Waathar______2 Friday in Henry Park, Vernon other deaths. administrative meeting and most affected by the deaths. man said.

( t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 29.1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Auk. » . 1968 — I

RECORD ?■ V Lack of AIDS training puts towns in Catch-22 m m By Jacqueline Bennett mandate to provide the training. However, she requirement for emergency medical response contacted them on Friday (Aug. 19) about where O hitnaries Manchester Herald said, cardio-pulmonary resuscitation (CPR) personnel. " to get the training they were very unaware,” training offered by the organization is sanctioned Asked about the contradiction in the definition of Anthony said. A $300 fine levied against the town of Coventry by the state. emergency medical personnel, Ficks said. The funeral will be Wednesday Center St. Burial will be at the tor failing to provide AIDS prevention training for Asked where lifeguards were supposed to get the Henry J. McCann Elsesser has said town lifeguards are trained “There’s no contradiction. OSHA considers them training, Caruso replied, ‘’I think the American at 11 a.m. at Union Congrega- convenience of the family, liiere Its lifeguards has left officials In a Catch-22 since under American Red Cross CPR techniques, (lifeguards) to be emergency medical personnel Henry "Hank” J. McCann, S3, tional Church, Rockville. Burial are no calling houn. no such training is now available. Town Manager Red Cross has it.” which he notes are state approved. If the and OSHA is the only state agency that enforces When Caruso learned the American Red Cross of 69 Pleasant St. died Friday will be in the family plot in Memorial donations may be John Elsesser says. American Red Cross does not offer alternate occupational safety regulations.” (Aug. 26, 1988) at Manchester Ellington Center Cemetery with a made to the Manchester Memo^ Even the definition of the term "lifeguard” has does not yet offer the alternate training, he resuscitation training, then Elsesser contends the Elsesser says the directive was unclear, not suggested perhaps such training was offered by Memorial Hospital. He was the Masonic service to follow the lal Hospital Develoimient Flind, focus of debate among state and town state cannot justify the fine. specific enough, and not appropriately identified husband of Grace (Marlowe) committal. Calling hours are Officials since the state fined several communities the American Heart Association, or the state 71 Haynes St., or to the Manches­ Emil Caruso, an official with the state OSHA. as a document of significant importance. Department of Health. If those agencies did not McCann. ’Tuesday from 2 to4 p.m. and 7 to 9 ter Rotary Oub, P.O. Box 1, earlier this month for failing to provide the says all Connecticut towns were required by his Officials in some other towns concur with He was bom in Patterson, N. J., training and necessary AIDS prevention equip­ offer the training, Caruso said towns should have p^m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, Manchester. agency to train lifeguards in a resuscitation Elsesser. Scott Sprague, director of recreation for had their lifeguards trained in the technique and had lived in Manchester for 19 Ellington Ave., Rockville. ment. ’The fines were levied by the state technique to avoid contraction of the AIDS virus. the town of Manchester, said he also had known more than 80 years. Before Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a "in-house” by the town health officer, a local Memorial donations may be “Anyone who could possibly come In contact nothing about the requirement until last week physician or other safety or emergency personnel. retiring in 1971 he had worked at made to Rockville General Hospi­ Dr. Edwin McCloskey division of the state Department of Labor, after with blood or bodily fluids (of a victim) such as when he read about the fine in the newspaper. Pratt & Whitney. In 1985, he was inspections. Barbara Delyonas, a program assistant for the tal, 31 Union St., Rockville, 06066. Dr. Edwin M. McCloskey, 63, of paramedics or emergency response, like the fire Sprague said the town employs between 40 and 50 American Heart Association. Connecticut State elected to the Manchester Sports West Hartford, died Saturday But officials in Coventry, Manchester, and department, should have been trained,” he said. lifeguards. All had been provided with gloves, elsewhere say they received inadequate notice Office in Meriden, said although the alternate Hall of Fame. He was a former Stanley J. Meletko (Aug. 27, 1066) at St. Francis Caruso said his agency notified towns of the another AIDS prevention requirement, but all did training was explained in the American Heart member of the Advisory Parks Hospital and Medical Center, about the need for such training, They also point to requirement in a directive mailed out earlier this not have masks and were not trained in the what they call an irony: there is no such training Association’s national handbook, it was under no and Recreatiofl Commission and Stanley J. Melesko, 70, of 224 E. Hartford. He was the husband of year. The directive, however, did not specify that alternate method. mandate to provide that training. was founder of the West Side Old Middle ’Turnpike, died Sunday now readily available to communities now lifeguards had to receive thre training. "It was not part of our refresher resuscitation Katherine (Vanderllck) McClos­ mandated to provide it. Gentile said to his knowledge the Department of ’Timers. In 1966, he was named (Aug. 28, 1988) at the Veterans key and the father of Mrs. Mary Richard Ficks, chief of Public Information for class given by Joanne Cannon, our community that club’s Man of the Year. He Elsesser was to contest the fine at an informal the state Department of Labor said the lifeguards health care nurse for the town,” said Sprague. Health generally referred people to the American A Administration Medical Center, Dlgan of Manchester. Red Cross for CPR training. was a lifetime communicant of Newington. He was the husband He had been an anesthesiolo­ OSHA hearing to be held today at 9 a.m. at 200 should have been trained because OSHA considers Cannon said she gave the class in the spring. St. James Church and had been a of Helen (Dubinsky) Melesko. gist at St. Francis Hospital from Folly Brook Boulevard. Wethersfield. them to be emergency medical response person­ Cannon herself has not yet been trained in the Dr. Robert Bowen, a local physician and health . volunteer firefighter. He was bom in Manchester on 1052 to 1085. Diana Meyers, an assistant director at the nel, and because they fall into a possible exposure technique because the American Red Cross does officer for the town of Coventry, said he had not He attended Manchester Sept. 27, 1917, and had been a Besides his wife and his daugh­ Greater Hartford Chapter of the American Red category listed in a Joini Advisory Notice sent not yet offer standardized training in it, she said. been trained in the alternate technique and was schools and was a graduate of lifelong resident. Before retiring, ter in Manchester, he is survlv^ Cross located in Farmington said Monday the with the directive. She will be taking the training within the next few not required to be by the state. Manchester High School. He he had been employed at Pratt & by his mother, Mary A. McClos­ American Red Cross does not currently offer But Chris Gentile, director of Emergency months, she said, and the town will provide Mike LaChappelle. head of Coventry Local attended St. Thomas Seminary Whitney, East Hartford, for 42 key of Nantlcoke, Pa.; two sons. .standardized training for an alternate resuscita­ Medical Services for the state Department of training for the lifeguards. Emergency Response Personnel, the Ambulance and Grace City College in New years. Dr. Michael D. McCloskey >of tion technique for the prevention of AIDS. Health, said, “Lifguards are not emergency Patricia Anthony, director of recreation for the Corp. said his people had been trained at various Jersey. He was a veteran of World War “We will be phasing in that training over the medical response personnel. They are not licensed town of Windham, said she was unaware of the U seminars in the alternate method as required by Akron, Ohio, and James J. next 5 to 6 months.” Meyers said. Besides his wife, he is survived II, serving with theU.S. Navy. He McCloskey of Cromwell; another through my office.” requirement until about a week ago. the state for emergency medical responders. But by three daughters, Mrs, Patricia was a member of St. Bridget daughter. Dr. Carol A. As a private organization. Meyers said the Gentile also said the only state requirement for "We never received anything from OSHA he added that he did not consider lifeguards in that Hill of Johnstown, N.Y., Mrs. Church. McCloskey-Skoly of West Hart­ American Red Cross is not under a state or federal AIDS training that he was aware of was a (about the training). As a matter of fact when I category. Kathleen Graham of Sudsbury, Besides his wife, he is survived ford; a brother, attorney S. John Mass., and Mrs. Joan Caouette of by three sons, Louis A. Melesko of OF WHALES AND THE SEA — The Band Shell, on the campus of Manches­ McCloskey of Nantlcoke, Pa.; Tolland; 12 grandchildren; and Bristol, Michael S. Melesko of and seven grandchildren. Morgans, a group of folksingers who ter Community College. This concert two great-grandchildren. Manchester, and Joseph Melesko The funeral will be Tuesday at 9 specialize in ballads of whaling and the was rained out on its originally The funeral will be Tuesday at of East Hartford; a daughter, a.m. from the Sheehan-Hilbom- 10:45 a.m. from the John F. State may fine grain mill G sea, will present a concert Tuesday at 7 scheduled date. Admission is free. Victoria Melesko of Norwalk; a Breen Funeral Home, 1084 New p.m. at the Manchester Bicentennial Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. brother, John Melesko of Man­ Briatin Ave., West Hartford, with Center St., with a Mass of chester; four grandchildren; and A mass of Christian burial at 10 Christian burial at 11:30 a.m. at several nieces and nephews. a.m. in the Church of St. ’Timothy. St. James Church. Burial will be The funeral will be Wednesday Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 if odor complaints persist A bout Tow n Thoughts in St. James Cemetery. Calling at 9: IS a.m. at the Holmes and 7 to 9 p.m. hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with Memorial donations may be' By Andrew Yurkovsky a notice of violation for objection­ Last month, residents living in and 7 to 9 p.m. a Mass of Christian burial at 10 made to Jefferson Medical Col­ Manchester Herald able odors and dust on April 8, the area of the mill submitted a Dining room hutches and china closets glisten and 4 a.m. at St. Bridget Church. Burial lege, 1020 Locust St., Philadel­ Cotier said. The mill is located at petition with 91 signatures to the School seeks students sparkle with dinnerware and crystal. The shiny will be in the veterans’ section of phia, Pa., 19107. The state Department of Envir­ 10 Apel Place. town Board of Directors asking The Rabbi Leon Wind Religious School of Temple silverware is also close at hand. These are showy Frederic E. Turkington East Cemetery. Calling hours are onmental Protection may fine the Because residents are .still that the problems be corrected. Beth Sholom is currently accepting registrations for possessions we; cherish and display, but only Tuesday from 2 to4and 7to9p.m. operator of the grain mill in the complaining of dust and odors DEP engineer Michael Cis- occasionally put to use because they are marked Frederic E. Turkington, 59, of 6 Memoriai donations may be North End if problems with odors the 1988-89 school year. The school year is open to Talcott Ave., Rockville section of Timothy B. Murphy and because the cause has not zewski said last month that he students entering kindergarten through grade 12. with the stigma of worry. What if one of the goblets made to the Kidney Foundation of and dust are not resolved, a DEP been determined, the notice of was going to issue a notice of is broken or tiny fork is greeted by the disposal? So, Vernon, died unexpectedly Sun­ Connecticut Inc., 020 Farmington Timothy B. Murphy, 15, of official said today. The curriculum includes prayer study. Hebrew day (Aug. 28, 1988). He was the Ellington, died Friday (Aug. 26, violation "has not been closed.” violation for an objectionable we buy insurance to alleviate some of the worries. Ave., West Hartford, 06107. he .said odor after visiting the mill site on language, holidays and customs, and the Bible, with We possess even greater treasures and seldom husband of Charlene (Herrmann) 1988) in the Rockville section of Joseph Cotier, an air pollution emphasis on individualized learning and creative ’Turkington. Vernon. He was the son of John control engineer, said that a July 25. But Cotier said that think of the risk to which they are exposed. Life Cotier said that the size of the because the April notice had not activities. Family workshops and celebrations are itself is jeopardized by driving or eating habits. Our He was born in Manchester, the Henry A. Rockwell and Barbara (Blair) Murphy. decision would be made on fine would depend on the cost of held throughout the year. son of the late Samuel J. and He was a sophomore drafting whether to fine the operator after been resolved, the results of faith and beliefs are left unprotected and eliminating the odors and dust Ciszewski’s inspection were prob­ School will open Sept. 15 for grades 3 through 6. unattended. Our God’s great promise of eternal life, Rosalin (Crawford) Turkington. Henry Alden Rockwell, 78, of student at Howell Cheney Re­ an inspection scheduled to take and the length of time when the while it will open on Sept. 18 for kindergarten He was a graduate of Manchester 317 S. Main St. died, Saturday gional Vocational Technical place within the week. He said ably just put on record. a precious crown to achieve, is too often pawned for odors and dust were objectiona­ Phillip Schnell. another DEP through grade 2. There also will be an orientation High School and Monson (Aug. 27, 1988) at his home. He School in Manchester. He was a that despite continued com­ ble. The maximum fine for such a brunch for seventh-graders and their parents on temporary pleasures or more earthly possessions. engineer, said today that a March Should we not worry about these gems? How about Academy. He was an Army was the husband of Helen (Stan­ member of the school’s wrestling plaints. no fine has been issued violation is $1,000 per day or Sept. 18. veteran of the Korean War, field) Rockwell. and baseball teams and was also yet becau.se the cau.se of the odor 16 inspection of the mill found insurance? God provides us with- an insurance $25,000 per month. objectionable dust and odors. For more information, call Donna Rubin at program — his laws of love of God and neighbor. serving with the 307th Replace­ He was born in New Britain on a member of the Vernon Police and dust has not been 543-9563. ment Depot. He had been em­ Jan. 1, 1910, and had lived in Explorer Post 800. determined. . Emanuel Hirlh. the general Three subsequent inspections in Lives fashioned and lived in accordance with his manager of the mill, said today June and five in July revealed no rule will be protected for eternity. ployed at Pratt & Whitney Air­ Manchester for more than 30 Besides his parents, he is craft before joining with his years. Before retiring in 1970, he survived by two sisters, Michelle The mill operator, the Central that as far as he knew the dust or odor problems, he said. CPR volunteers needed Connecticut Cooperative violations cited in the April notice Schnell had no information on J. F. ChambeHand brother, the late Samuel J. was vice president of manufac­ Murphy and Andrea Murphy, , Volunteers are needed for the “Heart Start CPR Turkington Jr., in forming Tur­ turing for Fenn Manufacturing both of Ellington; his maternal Farmers As.sociation.'was is.sued had been re.solved. Ciszewski’s July 25 inspection. Weekend" on Sept. 10 and 11 to help in the massive Permanent Deacon Church of the Assumption kington Brothers Insurance and Co. of Newington, where he had grandparents. Dr. and Mrs. region-wide effort designed to train and certify 5.000 Real Estate Co. He was asso­ worked for more than 15 years. Waldo Westwater of Rochester, Hartford County citizens in cardiopulmonary ciated with the W. P. Quish He graduated in 1032 from N.Y.; and several aunts and Laserquest could be attraction resuscitation free of charge. Funeral Home of Manchester Pratt Institute School of uncles. 9 Public Meetings The training sessions will be held at Manchester before purchasing the Ladd Fun­ Industrial-Mechanical Engineer­ The funeral will be private and Community College starting at 9 a.m. They will be eral Home in Rockville in 1967. ing of New York City. He had been burial will be at the convenience held every hour until 3 p.m. Each course takes Manchester He was a member of the Union a member of the Manchester of the family. at country’s amusement parks approximately four hours. Congregational Church, the Man­ Country Club since 1039 and had A memorial Mass will be said at Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Volunteers are needed as registrars, testers, food chester Lodge of Masons No. 73, served as president of the club a time and place to be announced. By Nancy Concelman game, saying it was too violent. Laser Games International is servers, runners, parking attendants and manne­ Board of Education. 45 N. School St.. 7:30 p.m. the Rockville Lodge of Elks No. from 1948 through 1050. He had The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 quin cleaners. Manchester Herald A town ordinance pas.sed by the negotiating with an amu.cement Bolton 1359, Rockville Post 14 of the been a member of the Manches­ Ellington Ave., Rockville, is in Board of Directors in July 1987 park in Texas and California and To volunteer, call 647-6841 or 646-1222. ext. 2269. American Legion, and the Rock­ ter Rotary Club for nine years charge of arrangements. The planned la.serque.st amu.se- prohibited the center from open­ in Japan and Singapore. The first Also, volunteers can call 666-3304. Windham Energy Recovery Facility. Community ville Fish and Game Club. and before that was a member of Memorial donations may be Hall. 7:30 p.m. meni center that was the subject ing in the former Mott’s super­ Laserquest ride could be operat­ To register for one of the classes, call 561-LIFE. Besides his wife, he is survived Newington Rotary Club, having made to the Timothy Murphy of heavy protest from residents market at 587 E. Middle Turnpike ing by next year, Bromley said. The effort is being sponsored by the North Centra! Booster Club, Herrick Park, 7 p.m. by three sons, Frederic E. served as its president in 1960 and Memorial Fund, in care of Alan and town officials earlier this and Laser Games abandoned “We haven’t met any opposi­ Connecticut EMS Council and the Capital Area Coventry Turkington Jr., Robert D. Tur­ 1961. Skinner, Howell Cheney Regional year may turn up as an amuse­ plans for the center in February. Health Consortium. kington and Thomas J. Turking­ He was a member of the Vocational Technical School, 791 tion at all,” Bromley said. "In Steering Committee, Town Office Building. 7:30 ment park attraction all over the The former supermarket was fact, it’s been just the opposite.” p.m. ton, all of Rockville; a daughter, Andover Sportsmert’s Club and W. Middle Turnpike, Manches­ country and the world, a spokes­ sold in April for $1.3 million to a Sarah E. ’Turkington of Rock­ the Manchester Revolver Club. ter, or to Vernon Police Explorer man for the company said today. South Windsor-based real estate The ride would take partici­ ville; a sister, Rosalind T. Quish A memorial service will be held Post 800, in care of the Vernon Meanwhile. Laser Games In­ group which plans to build pants through various environ­ Pollen Count Dr. Crane’s Quiz of Kentucky; and several aunts, Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Police Department, 725 Hartford ternational Ltd., which dropped medical business offices there. ments and allow them to interact uncles, nieces and nephews. Watkins ^ n e ra l Home, 142 E. Turnpike, Vernon. plans to open a laserquest in Bromley said plans for individ­ with projected robot figures using Manchester, hopes to open an ual centers in other parts of the lasers on the sides of their cars. NEW HAVEN (AP) — The Pollen Count Center at 1. "Sharp & Flats” suggest teachers who uses a office in Connecticut, said spokes­ country aren’t on the drawing the Hospital of St. Raphael reported Monday that RACKET BAT VALENCE TABLE BATON "Killing them (the figures) will C ollege N otes man Jeanne Bromley. But she board yet. but the individual not be an option,” she said. “It the pollen count was 54 and mold spores are high. 2. Which one of these is attached to the heaviest .said plans for a Laserquest amusement center is a marketing A pollen count of 0-10 means conditions are creature? will be more a case of amusement center in the state strategy that will be considered. communication.” comfortable for allergy and asthma sufferers, 11-50 SPURS FANGS MANE TRUNK are ’‘not on the agenda for the Meanwhile, the concept of the is uncomfortable, 51-100 is miserable and over 100 is 3. A man’s "hunch” is considered a twin for a On Bowdoln dean’s list College, Manchester, N.H., has been named to the immediate future.” game will be used in an amuse­ Laser Games has a contract dangerous. president’s list for the spring semester. woman’s Sira T. Berte of 57 ’Tuck Road and Joanee E. Plans for a Manchester center ment park ride. The idea has been with the Chicago-based Creative SUSPICION GUESS INTUITION Thompson of 299 Fern St. were named to the dean’s were announced in February well received by amusement Presentations’ Los Angeles office PREMONITION list for the spring semester at Bowdoin College, Three on dean’s list 1987. lout town officials and parks internationally. Bromley to make the robot figures to be 4. Which sports term also suggests the theatrical residents spoke out against the said. used in the rides. Bromley said Brunswick, Maine. ’Thompson also earned high Three Manchester residents have been named to Lottery stage? honors in all of her courses. CUE FLYROD STICK BAT the dean’s list at Bentley College, Waltham, Mass, Pxtrick Flynn/ManchMtxr Harald 5. Which meat item is usually lowest in price? for the spring semester. RIDING WITH GRAMPS — Maurice of 23 Brian Drive, Bolton. Seth was ’They were: Alan J. Borgida, a sophomore, Neighbor helps avert fire damage Winning numbers drawn Saturday in lotteries T-BONE SIRLOIN CHUCK ROAST CLUB Participates In festival Jodoin of 40 Green F ^ d pedals down visiting his grandfather last week. around New England: StEAK majoring In management; Robert J. Caatagna, a Paul Marte, son of Paul and Sally Marte of senior, majoring In economics-finance; and Chris­ The garage of a Manchester cal current caused by the contact if not for the quick thinking of North Elm Street with.grandson Seth, 7, Connecticut daily: 100. Play Four: 6012. 6. Match the nicknamed states at the left with the Manchester participated recently in the 34th annual Massachusetts daily: 4597. sounds at the right that are linked with them. tina M. Colvin, denior, majoring in finance. All are residence sustained some struc­ of a metal gas can that had been neighbor, Raymond E. Merz of 22 Summer Drama Festival at Northwestern Univer­ working towanl bachelor of science degrees. tural damage Sunday after a placed on top of an automobile Phelps Road, O’Marra said. Vice PreBldent Clinton Massachusetts Megabucks: 5-11-18-30-32-36. (a) Show M e...... (v) Oink sity in Evanston, III. battery, O’Marra said. The Tri-state daily: 835, 8141. (b) Badger...... (w) Heehaw small fire, but the damage could Merz. a former Eighth District George Clinton, the fourth vice have been worse if not for the weight of the can apparently firefighter, discovered the fire president of the United States, Tri-State Megabucks: 8-11-14-21-28-34. (c) Lone S ta r...... (x) Ba-a On Watklnson honor roll caused it to touch the metal of the Rhode Island daily: 3202. (d) Treasure...... (y) Moo On president’s list quick thinking of a neighbor, said and helped contain it by using an died in Washington in 1812. He (e) Old Dominion ...... (z) Whinny Meg MacKensle of Manchester, has been named Thomas O’Marra. spokesman for boxed battery, which caused the extinguisher, he said. was 73. Clinton was the first vice Rhode Island Lot O Bucks: 12-21-27-33-38. Wendy M. Pedemonie of Manchester, an the Eighth Utilities Fire current, he said. Lotto America: 2-18-18-17-20-36-40. Answers In the Classified section. to the honor roll at Watklnson School, Hartford, for No one was hurt in the fire. president to die while in office. economics-finance major at New Hampshire the third trimester. Department. The garage is owned by Ste­ hflchelle Chelken and TamI Podrove, both of The fire at 30 Phelps Road was phen Giorgetti. he said. W eather Manchester, received honorable mention. apparently caused by an electri­ The fire would have been worse BETTY-JANE TURNER Cassano wants panel School of Dance niCniJLlTS FJLBKtdimT REGIONAL WEATHER Rain, rain, rain Manchester Herald 40 Oak Street Tuesday Only Aocu-Weather *lorocasl for Tuesday U8P8 327-S00 . VOL. evil, No. 282 for municipal building Manchester, CT Daytime CondWons and High Tempeiatures Tonight, chance of thunder­ storms, rain heavy at times with PuMtohod dally excapi Buggoatad cardor ratoo Sunday and cartaln hoH* Town Director Stephen T. Cas­ probably be delayed at least until local flooding on poorly drained aro 81.80 woakly.t7.7D tor spring, it would be wise to make 649-0256 From Our Meat Dept. daya by tha Manchaatar ono month, 823.10 tor sano is proposing that a citizens’ USDA CHOICe (Cut to Ordm) roads until around midnight, lows PubUahlng Co.. 16 Bral- thiao montho. 840.20 tor committee of seven or 11 use of the time to have citizens 65 to 70. Winds becoming west 10 naid naca. Manchaatar. olx montho afM 8 K .40tor members be appointed by the with a variety of backgrounds Pre-School Classes Whole Tenderloins------M.59/ib mph. Chance of rain 100 percent. Conh. 06040. Saeond ono yoar. Bonior cMnn Board of Directors to make a look into the proposed municipal These classes are designed to Tuesday mostly cloudy, 50 per­ claaa poataga paid at and maH lataa aro aralto* recommendation on construction building as well as plans to build a cent chance of showers, highs 75 Manchaatar. Conn. Poal- MoonraquosL establish in the three and four year From Our Deli Dept. maalar: Sand add rasa of a new municipal building and new police station. The commit­ to 80. Outlook for Wednesday: T o plaeo an adsamao tee would also decide whether a old a sense of rhythm, build better changaa to tha Manchaa mont, or to lapoft a nowa police station. coordination, establish right and Hard Salami______^2.99/k>. becoming mostly sunny, highs in tar Harald. P.O. Box 801, Nam Of pictuta tdad. call Cassano this month joined spring referendum or a referen­ left directionability and improve the 70s. Manchaatar, Conn. 00040. 043-2711. Ofttoo houn ara Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and dum in the fall of 1989 would be Provolone Cheese______^2.79/ib. 0:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Moratay other directors in agreeing to hold better. gross motor skills. Through ages The remains of tropical storm I f m If you don't racalva your through Friday. four and five, a youngster’s play is off on a referendum for a Chris will bring tropical-like Herald by 6 p.m. waakdaya Tha Manchaatar Harald "Obviously, without commun­ still a major channel for exploring, From Our Own Bakery or 7:30 a.m. Baturda)^ la a mombor of Tho proposed $13 million municipal weather with heavy rains to New ity support, the thing isn’t going practicing and consolidating new m S H BAKiD plaaaa talaphono your car- Aasoclatod Proaa.rlho building because of unanswered to go.” Cassano said. England late today and tonight. dor. It you’re unaMo to AudN Buroau of Clrcula- questions from the public. The knowledge. Dance class can What’s left of the storm moved roach your carrtsr. call ftona. tha Now England directors hod considered includ­ Cassano said that the commit­ provide part of the variety of Cinnamon Nut Danish______490/4«. into Virginia early this morning. subsedbor aandco at 647- Today's weather picture was drawn by Paul Tatro,.who Nowopapor Aaaoclatlon ing a question on the proposed tee could include former mayors, My mommy’f taking me to stimuli necessarily needed, at this It is expected to move rapidly to 0046 by 6 p.m. waakdaya a n d -th a Now Brigland and former town employees, as lives on Redwood Road and attends the Keeney Street for doUvory In Manchaatar. Fraaa AaaoolaMon. building on the November ballot. Dancing School ihii year. stage of development. the northeast, reaching New Cassano said today that be­ well as those who have been 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 England this evening. School. cause the referendum would critics of the administration. 4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 29 , 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 19.1988 — » School Calendars STATE Four die as plane crashes Assumption Junior High Feb. 13-17 — Mid-winter recess. Feb. 20 — Washington’s Birthday. Aug. 29 — Faculty meeting. March 1 - — Mid-term progress report sent home. Aug. 30 - Opening day of school - noon March 16 -— School board meeting. & R E G IO N into Pomfret nature area dismissal. Mass at 8:15 a.m. March 24 -— Good Friday. POMFRET (AP) - A single­ were found a few feet from the Sept. 2 — First Friday Mass — 8:15 a.m. Saturday night’s heavily over­ April 5-6 —— Parent conferences. engine airplane crashed into a plane and two others were found cast conditions and “apparently Sept. 5 — Labor Day. April 13 — School board meeting. Letterman *wlfe’ faces trial thickly wotxled nature preserve Sept. 23 — Teacher in-service day. in the plane fuselage. became disoriented,” he said. April 17-21 — Spring break. NORWALK (AP) —After undergoing Sunday, killing four people, state O'Mara said the victims’ O’Mara said the plane appar­ Oct. 7 — First Friday Mass — 8; 15 a.m. May 10 — Progress reports sent home. police said. Oct. 10 — Columbus Day. psychiatric treatment, the woman who claimed identities were not being released ently took off from an airport in May 18 — School board meeting. to D6 tslk show host Dovid Lotterm&n's wifo The plane, identified as a until the next of kin were able to Keene, N.H. and was headed to Oct. 14 — Mid-term progress reports. May 29 — Memorial Day. four-seat Piper Arrow, appar­ identify the bodies. The bodies Windham Airport when it Oct. 25 — Teachers’ Institute — no classes. June 13 — Last day of school. when she was stopped while driving his car, has ently crashed between 2:30 a.m. Nov. 1 — All Saints Day — Mass 8:15 a.m. been found competent to stand trial. were taken to the chief state crashed about 12 miles northeast June 15 — School board meeting. when it disappeared from the medical examiner’s office in of the airport. State police said Nov. 4 — First Friday Mass — 8:15 a.m. End of June 19 —Report cards mailed home. Margaret Ray, 36, was released on her own radar screen at Windham Airport first marking period. recognizance Friday and ordered to appear in Farmington where they were the plane is believed to have left and 6:30 a.m. when Qvll Air scheduled to be identified Mon­ Windham Airport for Keene, N.H. Nov. 8 — Staff development. Norwalk Superior Court Sept. 14 on two counts of Patrol picked up its emergency Nov. 11 — Veterans Day. day, O’Mara said. at 5:30 p.m. Saturday and was on RHAM (Regional District 8) burglary and one count of car theft. distress signal, Sgt. Scott O’Mara O’Mara said the victims in­ Nov. 16 — Teacher in-service — noon dismissal. a return trip when the crash Judge James Bingham, who twice found Ray said. He said the plane was cluded two men and two women. occurred. Nov. 17 Teacher in-service — noon dismissal. Andover Elementary School incompetent to stand trial and in July ordered located around noon Sunday. Henry Chabot, the chief flight O’Mara said investigators from Nov. 21 — Report card conferences — noon her to undergo six months of psychiatric But searchers were not able to dismissal. Sept. 1 — School begins. instructor for Windham Airport, the Federal Aviation Administra­ Sept. 5 — Labor Day. treatment, said Ray must continue taking drugs locate the wreckage about “a told the Hartford Courant that tion were on the scene and that Nov. 22 — Report card conferences — noon prescribed during her stay at Fairfield Hills good half-mile” into the woods of dismissal. Sept. 22 — Early dismissal for professional day. that the pilot and owner of the the cause of the crash had not Oct. 10 — Columbus Day. Hospital in Newtown as a condition of her this rural northeastern Connecti­ plane was Robert Silver of been determined. Nov. 23 — Noon dismissal — beginning of release. cut town until about noon, O’Mara Franklin. Thanksgiving recess. Oct. 27 — Early dismissal for professional day. “We’re dealing with wreckage. Nov. 11 — Veterans Day. She must also continue as an out-patient at the said. Silver’s father, Al, said his We don’t even have the plane’s Nov. 24-25 — Thanksgiving recess. State police said the plane 30-year-old son was returning Dec. 2 — First Friday Mass — 8; 15 a m. Nov. 23 — Early dismissal for Thanksgiving hospital for 30 days and move into a Stamford identification number yet,’’ recess. halfway house as planned. Bingham ruled. crashed in a gully In the Dennis from a plane trip to Keene, N.H. O’Mara said. Dec. 8 — Feast of the Immaculate Conception — Farm Preserve and appeared to Mass 8:15 a.m. Nov. 24-25 — Thankgiving recess. AP photo with his girlfriend, Carol Bass of O’Mara said Windham Airport Dec. 23 Early dismissal for holiday recess. EXCITING RIDE — The Cyclone roller have nosedived since no swath Scotland, Bass’ sister, Linda and officials notified the Civil Air Dec. 26-Jan. 2 — Christmas recess. exciting coaster rides in the country, was cut through the woods. The her husband, also of Franklin. Jan. 16 — Martin Luther King Day. Dec. 26-Jan. 2 — Holiday recess. coaster at Riverside Park in Agawam, Patrol at 3 a m. about the plane’s Jan. 16 — Martin Luther King Day. even though it is neither the largest nor Angels to visit Bridgeport preserve is owned by the Nature Chabot said he was notified a t . disappearance from its radar, Jan 20 — Teacher in-service. Mass., is rated as one of the most the fastest. Conservancy of Connecticut. home by airport officials that a Feb. 3 — First Friday Mass — 8:15 a m. Jan. 18-20 — Mid-terms and final exams. and Civil Air Patrol reported Feb. 13 — Lincoln’s Birthday. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Despite a mixed O’Mara said officials had found flight was overdue. The pilot receiving the distress signal at Feb. 13-17 — Mid-winter recess. Feb. 13-17 — Winter recess. response from city officials, the founder of the four bodies. He said two bodies seemed to be having trouble with 6:30 a.m. Feb. 20 — Washington’s Birthday. Guardian Angels says he will visit a Feb. 21 — End of second marking period. Feb. 20 — Washington’s Birthday. March 3 — First Friday Mass - 8:15 a m. Feb. 23 — Early dismissal for professional day Terrifying roiier coaster crime-ridden housing project this week to March 7 — Teacher in-service. March 23 — Early dismissal for professional day. discuss whether the civilian crime patrol “can March 24 — Good Friday. provide some immediate relief to their Fairfield County life costly, March 8 — Teacher in-service — noon dismissal. April 17-21 — Spring recess. problems.” March 9 — Teacher in-service — noon dismissal. AP photo March 13 — Report card conferences — noon April 27 — ^ r l y dismissal for professional day. designed from hospitai bed The tenants association at the Twin Towers dismissal. May 11 — In-service training.! housing complex last week asked the Guardian ST. ANTHONY’S FEAST — A crowd May 29 — Memorial Day. Bv Carolvn Lumsden Angels for help because of frequent muggings but cost of dying pricey, too March 14 — Report card conferences — noon June 14 — Last day of school. their seats at least nine times. his safety restraints and stood up. gathers around to pin money on the dismissal. The Associated Press "It’s weird to see the ground A few months later, one of the and drug and prostitution problems. A number shrine of St. Anthony on Sunday during March 23 — Holy Thursday. of the project’s tenants are elderly or NORWALK (AP) - The cost of “It’s one of the, shall we say, At St. John’s Cemetery in first and then the sky,” said trains on the roller coaster failed the weekend Feast of St. Anthony in living in Fairfield County is March 24 — Good Friday. AGAWAM, Mass. — The roller Teddy Witt, 11, of Tolland, Conn., handicapped and on fixed incomes. contemporary modes of burial to Norwalk, a two-grave plot can be East Catholic High School to stop and ran into the back of Boston's North End. nearly the highest in the country, help meet the lack of space,” said used for four individuals — one on April 7 — First Friday Mass — 8:15 a m. coaster considered by many to be as he waited in line for his second another train, injuring seven “Public housing in Bridgeport is infamous and Aprjl 17-21 — Spring recess. the nation’s most terrifying was but the cost of dying has beconie Monsignor Nicholas B. Grieco. top of each other. The practice is Aug. 29 — Staff development. ride of the day. people. . the worst in Connecticut.” said Curtis Sliwa, pricey, too, and to make matters April 28 — Mid-term progress reports. Aug. 30 — Freshmen orientation. designed in part from a hospital Park personnel say they have head of the New York-based Guardian Angels, The structures are often multi­ allowed at the discretion of the May 5 — First Friday Mass — 8:15 a m. bed. Park officials say there have worse, burial plots are at a story units containing hallways cemetery, which charges *1,050 Aug. 31 — Full day of classes (all). nicknamed the coaster “the been no injuries since, however, who are recognizable by their red berets and premium. lined with crypts. Each floor for the double plots. May 18 — Staff development. Sept. 5 — Labor Day. ’’About the time I got started on White Knuckle Express” and white T-shirts. Waste closes beaches again May 29 — Memorial Day. it, I had to have open heart and they take great pride in the Most area cemeteries, where might contain up to 100 bodies. Sept. 28 — Staff development. often beg to work on it so they can “If we can protect the Yankees coming into single plots can cost *1,000 and But the cost of the grave site is June 2 — First Friday Mass — 8:15 a m. Oct. 10 — Columbus Day. surgery,” said William L. Cobb, get free rides. Cyclone’s safety record. As the summer draws to a close. Connecticut “Think of it as a giant bookcase only the start. Add to that creator of the Cyclone at River­ "Ride safety is almost a New York on ‘Restaurant Row.’ I can’t imagine more, are likely to be filled within with slots,” Magner said. June 5-7 — Eighth-grade exams. Oct. 18 — Testing day. Although Ruben officially rates why we can’t help the poor and impoverished beaches once again have been hit by a wave of payments to the cemetery for side Park In Agawam. “My religion among park operators,” sewage and medical waste. 10 or 15 years, according to But mausoleums are not cost- June 9 — Graduation. End of third marking Oct. 25 — Staff development. the Cyclone No. 2 behind the Ruben said. Yankees stuck in public housing.” he said. funeral home managers. opening the grave and the price of period. Nov. 4 — End of first quarter. doctor said it would be all right to Beast of Kings Island, Ohio — the Some beaches in Fairfield and West Haven savers. They are generally more a concrete vault, plus a poured June 12-14 — Fifth- to seventh-grade exams. work on it if I didn’t get too Maintenance crews cat-walk “CJemeteries are going to be­ expensive than below-ground foundation for a monument and it Nov. 11 — Veterans Day. highest, longest and fastest coas­ have been closed and lifeguards in Bridgeport come a thing of the past,” said burial, Grieco said. Other ceme­ June 14 — Flag Day. Nov. 24-25 — Thanksgiving holiday excited about anything.” ter in the country — he says the the coaster’s rails every morning are wearing sneakers after the discovery of could cost as much as $2,000. June 15 — Closing day of school. Rated best in the nation by to clear and check them and they William E. Magner Jr., who tery managers say mausoleum Dec. 3 — Entrance test. Agawam coaster has no peer in Two convicted of murders hypodermic needles. manages Willowbrook (^metery interment is about twice the price ’That doesn’t include costs fora In the event of bad weather, days will be made up Dec. 26-Jan. 2 — Christmas vacation. American Coaster Enthusiasts terror. test-run the cars every day with Penfield and Jennings beaches in Fairfield when it first opened five years sandbags. The coaster has a in Westport. of traditional burial. casket and expenses related to a in June, beginning with June 16 through June 30 Jan. 16 — Martin Luther King Day. “Every time I was airborne the HARTFORD (AP) — Two Connecticut men were closed Saturday after a syringe was Harriet Steuber, president of a “It’s real estate and this is funeral, which can add between then April 17. 18. 19 and 20. Jan. 17-20 — Mid-year examinations. ago, the Cyclone is still the thing would change direction and strictly enforced rider height have been convicted of murder in separate cases favorite of many coaster buffs, discovered near Penfield Beach, said Richard group that administers Union Westport,” Magner said. *2,000 and *3,000, depending on Jan. 20 — End of second quarter. try to pull the seat out from under minimum of 54 inches, and its by juries that took a combined 5‘A hours to (Cellar, an aide to First Select woman Jacquelyn although it is neither the largest operators say they argue several Cemetery of Norwalk, said that Sometimes it’s possible to the arrangements sought and the Feb. 13-17 — Staff development. me,” he said. decide their fates. C. Durrell. once space runs out. “I gueSs economize. funeral home used. Cornerstone Christian School March 23 — Retreat day. nor the fastest. He said the ride is so jarring times daily with riders who want Adam M. Zachs was convicted Friday in What it lacks in height and A cake-like sludge was also coaled the we’ll all have to be cremated and Aug. 29 — Teacher preparation day. March 24 — Good Friday. that during a test run with to take along children too short to Hartford Superior Court of murder in a March speed, however, it makes up for in be held hack by the safety bar. beaches, prompting officials to take water dumped in the sound. Aug. 30 — First day of school. April 7 — End of third quarter. sandbags a few hours before a 1987 shooting outside the Prospect Cafe in West samples. They will Inspect the beaches Monday “I don’t like to think about it. It April 17-21 •— Spring recess. bone-jarring turns, says Paul L. 1983 news conference, it bucked a Sept. 1 — Evening orientation for parents. Ruben, editor of RolIerCoaster! The Cyclone’s inventor is, Hartford. The 12-member jury deliberated for before deciding whether to reopen them. Cellar gives me the creeps,” Steuber Winningers Gymnastics & Dance Sept. 5 — Labor Day. May 29 — Memorial Day. few sandbags off. Crews worked Ruben punned, "a man with a two hours before delivering a verdict that said. magazine, who calls it the most frantically to clean the spilled said. Sept. 15 — School board meeting. fearsome in memory. twisted mind” who can’t ride his shocked the defendant. Meanwhile, all but two of the public beaches One solution may lie above sand from the tracks before own creations because of his ground. Sept. 30 — Annual school fund-raising banquet. St. Bridget School ”What you’re facing here is a reporters arrived. “Oh my God! ” Zach. 25, exclaimed, bursting closed in West Haven after the discovery of NOW ENROLLING! Oct. 4 — Mid-term progress reports sent home major league throwing ma­ heart condition.” Ruben said it is into tears and covering his face with his hands. medical waste were reopened as of noon Mausoleums up to four stories Oct. 10 — Columbus Day. Despite its reputation, the not a good idea to make the high are rising in the region. Pre-School Gymnastics Aug. 29 — Preschool conference. - chine,” said the 5I-year-old opti­ coaster has been the site of only In Waterbury, a Superior Court jury took 3 '/} Saturday, said Barabara Barry, the town’s Oct. 13 — School board meeting. Sept. 5 — Labor Day. Cyclone your first roller coaster hours over two days to find Raymond Havican. Construction of one such facility Ages 2-5 cal engineer from Penfield, N. Y., one fall, in 1983 by a rider who ride; that it would be better to get parks and recreation director. Still dosed are Nov. 11 — Veterans Day. Sept. 23 — In-service. who spends his free time riding 37. guilty of the the May 12. 1987 murder of Morris and Saybrook beaches, she -said. by the Catholic Diocese of Bridge­ Nov 16-17 — Parent conferences (1 p.m suffered a fractured hip. He was some experience on a ride that port began this month at Darien’s Gymnastics Instructor: Bill Winninger Oct. 10 — Columbus Day. coasters and producing the offi­ said by witnesses to have undone Harold Sanders in Naugatuck. dismissal). Oct. 25 — In-service. cial magazine of ACE, a non­ was a bit more lame. St. John’s Cemetery. CALL Bill 646-3687 Nov. 17 — School board meeting. Nov. 11 — Veterans Day. profit group of 1,700 coaster fans. Drunken boaters a concern The Diocese operates nine Nov. 21-22 — Parent conferences. Nov. 24-25 — Thanksgiving recess. “With this coaster, you win if you cemeteries in Fairfield County, 697 Parker St., Manchester Nov. 23 — Thanksgiving vacation (1 p.m. Dec. 26-Jan. 2 — Holiday recess. don’t get thrown out of your Crafts’ bond still $750,000 BOSTON (AP) — Water safety authorities say four of which have mausoleums. dismissal). Jan. 16 — Martin Luther King Day. seat.” NEED SOME EXTRA there is a growing concern, even among many Nov. 24-25 — Thanksgiving vacation. Jan. 20 — Staff development. The coaster’s cars swoop down NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Superior Court judge owners of the 260,000 pleasure boats registered Dec. 9 — Mid-term progress reports sent home. Feb. 13-17 — Mid-winter recess a 112-foot drop at a 54-degree says he refused to lower Richard Crafts’ *750,000 Dec. 15 — School board meeting. SPENDING MONEY!! in Massachusetts, about the problem of keeping Feb. 20 — Washington’s Birthday. angle into a turn at 60 mph. The bond because he believes the Newtown airpline boating safe. Dec. 24-Jan. 2 — Christmas holiday. March 7 — Staff development. ride then takes what Ruben calls Jan. 12 — School board meeting. Earn money and prizes by pilot is more likely than ever to flee. An increasing issue, according to officials, is March 24 — Good Friday. “fiendish” boomerang twists Superior Court Judge fearry R. Schaller said that of people getting drunk while operating Jan. 16 — Martin Luther King Day. April 17-21 — Spring recess. along 3,200 feet of track, speeding 20% OFF his decision was based, in part, on the fact that their boats. Jan. 20 — Staff in-service day. May 18 — Staff development. down two more extremely steep delivering the Manchester Herald Jan. 25 — Report cards sent home Crafts’ first murder trial ended in a mistrial. “People recognize boating as a recreational May 29 — Memorial Day. hills and throwing riders up, in your neighborhood. Schaller said in a memorandum released activity, and with recreation comes drinking,” Feb. 16 — School board meeting. June 15 — 180th day. down and against the sides of Call today to get more details. Friday that knowing only one juror believed said Lt. Luke Brown of the Coast Guard Boating Fall Merchandise Crafts was innocent could provide "additional Safety office. “Alcohol and boating don’t mix. incentive to avoid a second trial.” certainly not if you’re in charge of the (Excluding Leon Levin) 647-9946 Crafts, 50, is accused of killing his wife, Helle navigation of a vessel.” Compounce success prods others Crafts, and disposing of her body with a In June, the Massachusetts House of By Steve Feica Newspaper routes available in your area... woodchipper. She was last seen in November Representatives passed a bill to set intoxication TWEED’S SPECIALTY SHOP The Associated Press booking acts. 1986. levels for boat operators at 0.10 percent blood "It’s had an impact on every size facility Brian Alden, another major Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 His first trial ended July 15 after a record 17 alcohol, the same as for drivers of motor East Center St.. 637 Main St. Manchester BRISTOL — Lake Compounce in the state of C onnecticut... Everybody’s concert promoter in Connecticut Lllley St...... all 408-608 days of deliberations, when the juror who vehicles, and to require breath tests. However, and western Massachusett, said Main St...... 399-404 favored Crafts’ acquittal refused to continue. Festival Park has taken some getting hurt.” Judith Dr...... all the hill is stalled in the Senate. lessons from its past to chart a he and others are concerned Summit St...... 1-70 Farm Dr...... all Hrs. 9:30 am to 5:00 pm 643-6196 new course for the future and in about Lake Compounce “because Wadsworth St...... all Norwood Dr...... all the process has sent ripples it’s sucking up every piece of Huntington...... all Prospect Dr. ..84-114 through the entertainment indus­ entertainment in the area.” — Jim Koplik, HIghwood Dr...... all try in Connecticut. president of Cross Country Concerts Alden said major acts go Squire Village. ..all Shortly after the park was outdoors because they can get the Qolway St...... all Lydall St...... taken over by the Joseph Enter­ most money in larger facilities. Kerry St...... all ..... 1-73 Parker St...... tainment Group of Milwaukee in With Lake Compounce booking North St...... all 358-540 May. there were annoucements the park’s director of sales and war for some concerts, according acts from May through Sep­ North School St...... l-84 Woodbridge St...... 287-357 TUNE-UP I BETTY-JANE TURNER that a few big-name entertainers marketing. to James Perillo, executive direc­ tember, it could affect what acts Woodbridge St...... 406-489 were booked for concerts there. are available to other arenas. Alpine St...... all “It was 'the spot’ in Connecti­ tor of the Veterans Memorial South Main Condo’s.. ..441 Limited Time OniyJ But within weeks, more than 40 cut for big-band and country and Coliseum in New Haven. Koplik said the apparent Lake American Legion Dr...... all acts, including some of the top western ... I mean, that really is “I think what’s happening with Compounce success proves that Armory St...... all Tracy Dr...... all Get the bugs out.! entertainers in the industry, had what this place was known for,” Lake Compounce there, in a Connecticut is a good outdoor Haynes St...... all Cushman Dr...... all made commitments to appear at Blanco said. Main St...... 285-378 School of Dance sense, it almost guarantees a concert market — an opinion Scott Dr...... 4-108 the park, some foresaking other According to Koplik, every act larger attendance than at our echoed by Dennis Dean, director Russell St...... all arenas and stunning those who booked for ' Lake Compounce place. That makes the ante go up of the city-owned Klein Memorial Packer S t...... all 40 OAK STREET ''Established in 1954" MANCHESTER, CT. had .stopped looking to Lake would have played in another Auditorium in Bridgeport. Porter St...... 458-650 Horace S t...... all somewhat,” Perillo said. Wyllys St...... 1-90 Compounce for competition. Connecticut facility, such as the That ante can amount to tens of Dean has spearheaded city Overland St...... all 'Tt's had an impact on every Oakdale Musical Theater in Wal­ thousands of dollars, according to efforts to sponsor and promote Charter Oak St.... . 141-348 Green Rd...... 204-330 Graded Classes In the Following size facility in the state of lingford, the New Haven Coli­ Gardner St...... Koplik, who says standard con­ outdoor concerts at the 20,000- • •••••• «9*QO Henry St...... 261-315 R«g. *26.00 NOW Connecticut, an impact from the seum, the Hartford Civic Center tracts with big-name acts call for Gardner St...... 1.900-seat Palace Theater in New seat Kennedy Stadium, which is ..... Princeton S t...... 167-190 or other large theaters. the entertainers to receive the owned by the city, with mixed Gardner St. West...... all Tanner St...... 124-188 Haven, the smallest venue in the Koplik said there are a few higher of two sums, guaranteed Highland St. Tap-Ballet-Pointe-Modern Jazz Boys Tumbling & Tap Classes-TeenAge Classes stale, out to the 16,000-seat success. Dean, who had brought Welleeley...... all reasons why an outdoor facility fees and percentage of ticket entertainment to the Klein for the (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 Hartford Civic Center,” said Jim Washington S t...... all * Acrobatic (Tumbling-Floor exercise) Adult Exercise, Jazz, Ballet & Tap such as Lake Compounce is doing sales. city, also promoted two outdoor Sycamore Lane...... all INCLUDES:14.99 Gsar Adjustment, Koplik, President of Cross Coun­ as well as it is. For one, Salstv Check, Brake Adjustment. | Perillo said he had been trying concerts at the stadium. M ain...... Baton Twirling try Concerts, the state’s major entertainers who have spent eight 178-280 WHi TNi M I Pre-School to book the Miami Sound Machine “With the Beach Boys in 1084 Lakewood Circle...... all Delmont...... L rock and pop promoter. months touring and doing indoor and perhaps the heavy-metal ...... 9-74 Any Make, Any Model J % we made *43,000, but with Kenny Bunce...... all Hollister...... 3-74 "Everybody’s getting hurt,” concerts find working outdoors rock group, the Scorpions, but he Nike Circle...... all Koplik said. Rogers in 1085 we lost *41,000,” Bond...... all “a nice diversion, a new plea­ lost both to Lake Compounce. Dean said. Hlllcrest...... all Sterling PI...... all CYCLE Registration Dates at the Studio: Big-name entertainment is not sure,” Koplik said. Losing concerts means losing In recent months the city board II Miss Turner Is Past President of the Dance Teachers something new to Lake Com­ “Second, down at Lake Com­ large dollars, according to that governs the stadium has T u m ., Aug. 3 0 ...... 2pm-7pm pounce, which Joseph Entertain­ pounce, you’re getting more than Perillo. CENTER W«d.. Aug. 31 ...... 2pm-7pm II Ciub of Connecticut, member of the Dance Masters of ment bought earlier this year taken off the restrictions on c ) just a concert. You’re getting an "I’m saying that if I lose three outside promoters and now any Vernon Thura., Sapt. 1 ...... 2pm-7pm II America, Inc., Dance Educators of America and the from the Hershey Entertainment amusement park. If they’re get­ or four concerts, depending on bona fide promoter can come in CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Wad.. Sapt. 7 ...... 2pm-7pm and Resort Co. The Hershey Rt. 30, Post Rd. Plaza Thura., 8apt.S ...... 2pm-7pm i l Professional Dance Teachera Aaaoclation of N.Y. ting more, more people are bound size,... it’s possible you could lose an rent the stadium, according to (just past Kentucky Fried Chicken) group, which had bought Lake Sat., Sapt. 10 ...... 10am-2pin to buy more tickets,” he said. $100,000 on all different ancil’iry Dean. 872-7740 Compounce in 1986 and reopened A case in point was the concert sources,'’'such as rental, conoes- Outdoor venues do have their it after a *22 million renovation, by the 1970s supergroup, Crosby, sions, novelties and parktng,’’ he tUaadvantages, the primary one East Hartford ceased operating the 142-year-oId Stills and Nash, orginally sche­ said. being weather and a season 806 Silver Lane Previous students may call for class schedules, beginning Sept. 2nd park in October 1987, citing low duled for the Hartford Civic Steve Jordan, sales and nur- limited to about four months a (Adjacent to Burlington Coat Factory) attendance and high renovation Center. ’The group opted, instead, keting director of the Hartfori year. iiatifljpHtpr 568-3121 costs. to move its concert to Lake Chamber of Commerce, said the That's one reason why Lake Help your child obtain self-confidence, poise, and physical fitness through dance training. “We’re really going back in Compounce and drew a crowd of Hartford Civic Center is looking Tue«w 4 ewwcw IM many ways to how it was when Compounce is planning to build open LilgT|»8Missouri State Fair, Quayle suggest that the candidate was Dukakis had spent $20.7 million by June 30 with than expected — continue to be a major cause ters as he took out the garbage at was challenged by reporters to unsure, that will change with only two weeks to go until his convention. of spare parts shortages," GAO said in a study his Virginia home. He also had to demonstrate that he understood time, campaign strategists (After nomination, each candidate was given released by Rep. Les Aspin, D-Wis., chairman deal with talk that he should do the technicalities of the farm suggested. 0)988 ME “ This is my first national $46.1 million on federal campaign funds to spend of the Armed Services Committee and a chief George Bush a favor and get off price support system. His only for the general election.) the ticket. response was; “ I know quite a bit campaign. It’s much different congressional critic of ths 7-year-old bomber. than running for the United States Roybal cited as two examples of questionable But by Sunday, Quayle was about farm policy. I come from predicting in an interview on his Senate,” Quayle conceded. trips Bush’s June 22 trip to speak to the National Indiana, which is a farm state.” Bentsen targets Quayle way home; “ I will eventually be Asked to explain why he voted But his demeanor suggested Do Americans move to the Soviet Union? Sheriffs Association in Louisville, K y., and his June an asset to the ticket.” in previous years against that Quayle was gaining confi­ 26 trip to the Fraternal Order of Police convention Texas Sen. Lloyd Bentsen continues to cast WASHINGTON — There is hardly a day that It was a tacit acknowledge­ drought-relief legislation, Quayle dence by week’s end. His gestures vested in the Russian system. That means they in Columbus, Ohio. But Bush campaigmofficials doubts on the experience of Republican vice passes anymore without good news from the Soviet have to be willing to be Soviets to the bone. He said ment, perhaps, that the jury was could only say that he supported it became broader and he spoke say those are poor examples, because both trips presidential candidate Dan Quayle, who in Union. The Russian government is said to be applicants must renounce their American still out. this year and added; “ I stand by with more^HMness as he fended I ')•) 1 9 were paid for by the Bush for President turn says he is saving his criticism for the top restructuring the social and political apparatus standing, for one thing, and apply to become Even without the distractions my record.” off unwelcome questions, Committee. of the Democratic ticket. warmed to his stump themes and with an eye to democratization; and the Soviet citizens of the U.S.S.R. of those questions, Quayle had Then there was his vote against Tom Roybal also asks for records of all trips made by “ Frankly, he would not have been on my lashed out at Michael Dukakis. people are supposed to be loosening up, if not Gribanov concluded our conversation by giving trouble getting his message establishing a Cabinet-level posi­ Bush from April through Aug. 8, including an short list as I look over my Senate Youthful and telegenic, he dancing in the streets. me a set of Soviet immigration forms. They are across, and at times seemed to tion for the Veterans Administra­ accounting of whether campaign money or the vice colleagues,” Bentsen said Sunday when asked relished photo opportunities that node written in Russian, with English translations, and confound his aides. tion. Quayle said he voted against Indeed, the place sounds as if it is becoming presidential budget picked up the tab. Roybal set a about Quayle on NBC’s “ Meet The Press.” He dispensed with prepared it because he did not believe it allowed him to pitch hay, ride a Inn K they are poorly constructed. One form asks for the almost livable. And Soviet authorities claim that it deadline of today, Aug. 29. for the White House to “ He obviously was on the short list of the hard texts, to the point that at an would get the veterans more tractor andggt licked in the face seems to be ever more inviting as well. For applicant’s “social status,” for example (this, deliver the information. right.... appearance before hundreds of benefits or services. But as for by a Labrador retriever — AP photo example, consular authorities here at the Embassy from the classless society), and several words in “ Now, I wouldn’t say that he couldn’t grow senior citizens in California, he whether his vote was correct, demonstrating that some things SENIORS’ RALLY — Sen. Dan Quayle, of the U.S.S.R. say there has been an increase in offered me his hand and a business card. “ I am the the text are misspelled. into the job; he probably could. But if a neglected even to mention such Quayle left his questioners guess­ about the art of politicking never Minl-editorial change. Republican vice presidentiai nominee, the number of Americans making inquiries first secretary and consul.” he said, speaking Most of the questions are otherwise routine. The tragedy befell a president, you’d have to be issues as Social Security or ing by this response; “ Perhaps gestures during a Saturday raily at regarding immigration. hardly above a whisper, as if the walls also had Not a day goes by that we don’t hear from a able to move in immediately and take over Medicare, concentrating instead my vote was not the right vote. I Quayle insists that more and Soviets want to know the applicant’s age, place of veteran who has been denied a disability claim by more, he’ll be able to get his Leisure Worid, a retirement community The increase is not overhwelming. apparently. ears. He lit a cigarette. He was dressed well, he did birth, education and occupation. They also ask If and do what has to be done in facing whatever on child care. still think it’s the right vote.” At most only a few hundred Americans are actively not evade questions, and he was continentally the Veterans Administration. We have long issues that confront you at that time.” In a discussion on gun control at There were other problems. message out. in Laguna Hiiis, Calif. the prospective immigrant has ever been tried in a suspected that the VA was using the trying to move to Moscow. But there it is. I made an polite. court of law, and they require the rank and service Quayle declined to criticize his 67-year-old eenie-meenie-miney-moe method of approving and inquiry along these lines myself the other day, to Yes. he said, more Americans are asking about dates of anyone who served in the military forces. colleague in the Senate, saying that his gripe denying claims. We were wrong. Investigators for find out what is going on, which is not all that much, Soviet living. But he did not think there has been an Finally, there Is the nnatter of money. It is a is with Democratic presidential nominee the House Government Operations Committee now Red Cross was silenced on Holocaust as I say, but nevertheless interesting. increase in actual emigration. He said one reason major item on the forms, where It is noted that Michael Dukakis. I started by calling the Soviet Embassy. I called is that the Russian government does not encourage reiMit that the VA was driven by production quotas retired Americans can not receive their Social Red Cross committee member, the and called, actually. The Russian emissaries are new residents. “ We welcome visitors.” he went on, Instead and the same applicants got a full 7.8 LONDON (AP) — The International public appeal by the Red Cross over Favez argued, however, that Security checks in Russia, but they may be eligible Tribal settlement praised enough information about the geno­ documentary said, citing the docu­ notorious for not answering their phones, “ but we have strict limitations for immigrants.” minutes of review before they were rejected. What Committee of the Red Cross was the massacres of European Jews for a Soviet pension, and they can also transfer would have jeopardized its humanit­ cide of the Jews had filtered out of ments uncovered by Favez. perestroika or no perestroika. They will sometimes One limitation concerns origins. Gribanov said a relief to discover the VA wasn’t as arbitrary as TACOM A. Wash. (AP) - An American pressured by its vice president and cash, checks, bonds, coins, precious metals, gems we had feared. arian work in Nazi Germany. Germany by the summer of 1942 to “ The Swiss government was des­ lift the receiver from the hook, listen, but not talk. I the Soviets prefer to deal with people who have Indian tribal leader says a $162 million the Swiss government during World and “peris.” About 6 million Jews were killed by persuade Red Cross officers that they perately worried that Switzerland personal ties to the U.S.S.R. He said they are land-claims settlement, one of the largest this War II into keeping silent on the made 16 calls over a three-hour period before a Gribanov said the consular fee is $172. He said the Nazis during the Holocaust. should break with tradition and issue would be invaded by the Nazis, and it woman responded. partial to applicants whose ancestors came from century, will offer prosperity for the tribe’s massacre of Jews by the Nazis, a applications are sent to the Supreme Soviet, the Swiss historian says. Favez and Moreillon spoke in a TV a public protest. was determined to muzzle any Red “ Immigrate?” she said. one of the 15 republics that make up the Soviet members, who stand to receive $20,000 each. Russian ruling body, and the process can take up to The charge comes from Professor documentary broadcast Sunday by The records show that the draft of a Cross protest that might provoke "Yes. I want to apply?” Union, even more so if the applicants still have ^aiirlipstrr HrralJi After four years of negotiations, the a year to complete. He also said that, if accepted, I Jean-Claude Favez, who was invited the British Broadcasting Corp. in its protest circulated among the 23 them,” the BBC said. Puyallup Indian Tribe voted overwhelmingly “You mean visit?” relatives In the country. would have to pledge that I would “defend the state Founded In 1861 by the Geneva-based Red Cross to “ Everyman” series, which examines members of the International Com­ Moreillon, the director-general, to accept the settlement and drop a legal “ No. to live, permanently.” Then there are the political considerations. Not system of the Union of SSR from any F8NNV M. a iE F ra rr...... examine its wartime records and moral quandaries like the one the Red mittee of the Red Cross and that at a said that t^fore he read Favez’s “Immigrate?” surprisingly, Gribanov said the Soviets are encroachment.” QEO m E T. CHAPPELL...... challenge for the one-time reservation land settle the Holocaust controversy that Cross faced over the Holocaust. special meeting on Oct. 14,1942,21 of report, “ my gut feeling was that the The woman directed me to the Soviet consulate, a primarily interested in those who are interested in I said I would think it over, and left. I ti:lpped on a DOUGLAS A. BEVINS...... !!!"''' that Included parts of downtown Tacoma. still shadows the 125-year-old The Red Cross has always observed the 23 members favored publishing it, committee should have spoken out. communism. He said the Russians would MAHIE P. GRADY...... The settlement calls for the federal the BBC said. After reading it. strangely enough, I building secured by a wrought-iron fence and an worn carpet near the exit. I tried to call Victor ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... organization. a code of silence and neutrality before electronically controlled gate. I was ushered Into a “ probably not” accept an American who is. say, a Gribanov later that day, for one fiani question, but government to pay $77.5 million. The rest Red Cross Director-General such atrocities, believing that this But the majority vote was overruled came to the conclusion that at that waiting room and left alone. I don’t want to put too Reagan Republican, because "we have our own would be paid by Washington state, Tacoma, Jacques Moreillon, who played a key alone wins it the trust of governments by Carl-Jacob Burckhardt, then the time — perhaps it would have been no one would answer the phone. Oh. well . If the ?ST e *g .'S S & :::;;;;::;:;^ fine a point on it. but the room was very Russian; I way of doing things. ” democratization in Russia is genuine, maybe the the port and private Industry. It must still be role in opening the files to Favez six and access to jails and prisoner-of- organisation’s vice president and its different later — but at that time, in dominant figure, and by Philippe October 1942, it was probably the had the feeling there were eyes in the walls. Finally, the consul said the Motherland can only diplomats are busy filling out forms to immigrate approved by Congress and President Reagan. years ago, says the historian’s verdict war camps from which partisan Etter, president of Switzerland and a At length I was joined by Victor Gribanov. He consider applicants who want to become fully here. fr a n k J.MCSINBEGAN...... a J S J ) S ^ stems from hindsight and that a organizations would be banned. wisest course.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 29, IM8 - 8 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug 29, 1988 FOCUS WIT OF THE WORLD BUSINESS ond back New rules Coleco struggles Greedy family wants d i^ limit ‘holcf DEARD E A R BRUCE:B R U C E: For I i intendintend to,Teturn to^i it. change your way of living — painful as several years my hus­ To roll over and play dead for such it may be. I suspect, although you did band and I were very people.' in my view, serves no purpose. say so, that you ha ve a large home and on deposits to survive under friendly with an elderly mortgage, and perhaps your home neighbor whose rela­ D EA R B R U C E: I know I will not get could be readily marketed. But you tives ignored her. We Smart Money any sympathy from most people, but I may have to bite the bullet and try WASHINGTON (AP) - Bank selling it at substantially less than you customers, beginning this week, took her to an occa­ Bruce Williams was earning $95,000 a year up until bankruptcy laws sional film, heiped her three months ago. Now I have been let paid. will be guaranteed quicker ac­ with her marketing, and go through no fault of my own. I am an Further, it could be that you belong cess to their money under new included her in our oil company executive and, because to country clubs, your children go to federal regulations that are being WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Handel said, acknowledging the social activities. of the difficulties in our business, I private schools, etc., and many of hailed as a victory for consumers. Coleco Industries Inc. is finding company’s dislike for being the We specifically told have been furloughed. these things will have to be sacrificed. The Expedited Funds Availa­ out the hard way that bankruptcy subject of news reports. is the corporate equivalent of a “ In the environment we’re in her that we had no interest in being this legal action never once, in the My wife earns an additional $40,000 This is not pleasant, but I don’t know bility Act was passed by Congress straitjacket. now, publicity is inevitable,” he remembered in her will, since we are several years we knew our neighbor, a year. 1 regret it now. but we have an alternative. in August 1987 and takes effect Because the toy company told The Hartford Courant. “ All financially secure. In fact, we made it visited her. wrotetoher.orinany way saved very little. I have been offered If it were me, other things being Thursday. Under it, banks, sav­ sought protection undei* bank­ we can hope is that the publicity clear that we would be offended if she made her final years easier. several positions, but they pay about equal, I would accept one of those ings and loans and credit unions must give customers access to ruptcy laws last month, it must will be accurate and that the did this without our permission. But My husband says give it to them and half of what I was earning. Candidly, $45,000 a year jobs that you discussed. shortly before she passed away, she we can’t survive on $90,000 a year. While many adjustments may be deposited funds within one, three get the consent of a federal judge press will reasonably reflect forget it — we don’t need the brooch. and a creditor’s committee be­ what’s going on.” gave me a magnificent diamond But I hate to give it because I know our While I don’t wish to make a required, your income would remain dr seven days, depending on the brooch. desperate move, our savings are well above average. t^pe of the check. fore doing something as routine Clarke said the seven weeks friend would not have approved. What as selling office furniture. since the filing have been “ a mad Our neighbor was in complete would you do? rapidly being exhausted. Do you have Having said that. I should remark PEOPLE ; Consumer groups complained command of her senses and asked recommendations? that it is never easy to come down, and that too many banks were freez­ “ Much that would have been flurry,” fil^d with almost dally C.T. done under normal circumstan­ sessions with lawyers and credi­ several of the nurses in the hospital to BOSTON R.Y. I do sympathize with your situation, ing funds for periods as long as witness the fact that she was giving it HOUSTON perhaps better than most people two or three weeks in a practice ces is measured differently now. tors, negotiations with bankers Late for the wedding Minor things are more of an issue and frequent appearances in the to me without reservation. I was D E A R C .T.: There is no way that I would. that was costing Americans mil­ touched, and I accepted. D EA R R .Y .: You’re right when you LAGUNA NIGUEL. Calif. (AP) - The lions of dollars. Banks frequently of focus than they might other­ New York City courtroom of U.S. would give back that diamond brooch wise be,” Coleco Chairman Mor­ Now I have received a letter from observe that very few people will be minister didn’t get to the church on time, but it refer to the practice as putting a Bankruptcy Court Judge Pru­ without a fight. I’d give it to charity ton E . Handel said. an attorney saying that the brooch sympathetic toward someone who. Bruce Williams, America’s top came as little surprise to the 450 guests “hold” on deposited checks. dence Abram. first. I wouldn’t satisfy a m^iiieV- The company filed for protec­ belongs to her estate, that she gave it with his wife, had a $130,000 income. radio talk host, is heard each because the man presiding over the ceremony The U.S. Public Interest Re­ “ Everyone wants to know grubbing relative who had no intei^t tion from its creditors under everything at once,” Clarke said. to me under duress, and that unless I As a matter of fact, there are a great weeknight on NBC stations. Write to was notoriously tardy campaigner Jesse search Group said that banks in your deceased friend. Chapter 11 of the federai bank­ “ It’s been like running the return it, legal action would be Since you do have the resources, by many who would say that you could Williams In care of the Manchester Jackson. were making $290 njillion annu­ initiated. live comfortably on what your wife is Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester ally in interest on the money they ruptcy code, which ailows a four-minute piile every day.” all means have your attorney respond Jackson arrived an hour after the .scheduled company to continue operating I don’t need the brooch, but I happen that the brooch was given freely in earning. 06040. Letters of general interest will start of Saturday’s wedding for businessman were withholding from custo­ Coleco, which had been virtu­ voti ;| lot of people, will have to while it works out a pian to repay to know that the relative who started front of witnesses, and you do not be answered in the column. Ahmad Bayaa, 35, and bride Jill Maria mers during the so-called “ float "apTRSJo''' ally shut down since March, has its debts. In its July 11 filing, gone through a series of stabiliz­ Baumgartner. 24, of Laguna Hills, then period,” the time between when SEARCHING FOR FRAUD — Joseph M. the so-called document analyzers are ia Coleco listed assets of $384.3 ing steps since July 11, including: performed a 10-minute ceremony in the the bank got credit for the funds Callahan, a supervisor for Aetna Life & use in the United States, and the federal million and iiabiiities of $540.3 — obtaining $50 million in new gazebo of the ritzy RItz-Carlton Hotel. and when it released the money for use by the depositor. million. financing from Congress Finan­ Right way and wrong way The Baptist minister and former Casualty’s fraud unit in Hartford, tests a government owns the other three. Additionally, the consumer re­ The company, whose main cial Services of New York; Democratic presidential hopeful was running document for tampering. Only four of search group said banks were products are Cabbage Patch Kids — negotiating and getting court behind because he was in Washington earlier Dr. Gott collecting another $145 million a dpjls and accessories, A L F approval for a bonus plan to get in the day for the 25th anniversary of Dr. stiiffed toys and Scrabble board Peter Gott, M.D. year in bounced-check fees be­ its Hong Kong suppliers to-nd a for a woman to meet men Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have A Dream cause funds were not released games, had employed an average four-month hiatus and resume Speech.” Aetna’s high-tech machinU of 2,500 people in 1987. But 475 production of its toys in time for faster for depositors’ use. workers, representing about 45 DEAR at what point do I say we prefer But Jackson’s late arrival here didn't bother “ Shorter hold periods for the Christmas shopping season; percent of its remaining work­ ABBY; 1 am that people do not smoke in our the groom. checks are especially important — agreeing and getting court force, were laid off in May. going with a house? “ I loveJes.se.” Bayaa .said. " I have met him to people on tight budgets or fixed and creditor consent to sell three The scrutiny and spotlight of very nice man I I don’t know whether to say twice, and I thought it would be fantastic if incomes. It will be a relief can detect document fraud upstate New York factory build­ operating under bankruptcy is met on a street something at the time we i.ssue Jesse does this wedding because he represent.' because they won’t have checks ings and its lines of outdoor toys Dear Abby especialiy difficult for Coleco corner. You the invitations, or wail until they the conscience of the people in America.” bounce while their funds are tied Bv Dean GolembeskI Callahan demonstrated the statistics on such fraud. Barra­ for $27 million; Pinched nerve because it has been known for its probably won’t arrive at our house. On first Besides, had Jackson never arrived, the up,” said Leslie Gainer, a lobby­ The Associated Press analyzer, pushing a button on the cato said. — instituting across-the-board Abigail Van Buren independent ways and its aver­ believe this, meeting people, I have no way of couple still would be husband and wife. They ist for the consumer research machine that turned on its Document fraud, he said, has pay cutssor all corporate officers sion to publicity. but I was lost knowing whether they smoke or HARTFORD — Locked in a canning lights and a television been around “ ever since man has effective last week; and were married earlier in the day; Jackson’s group. Those characteristics were needs therapy and this nice- not. dark, wooden cabinet deep inside monitor. He slid a receipt into the been able to write.” “ The prob­ — hiring crisis managers to was to be the second ceremony of the day. With certain exceptions, the most associated with former looking. well- NO SMOKERS IN VIRGINIA the corporate headquarters of machine and “4” suddenly was lem has been there hasn’t been help conserve cash and work on new law requires that local Chairman and Chief Executive D EA R DR. G O TT; I have a sunken spot in my dressed man Aetna Life & Casualty is a small, shown to be a “ 1.” any way to detect it before now,” the debt repayment program. checks must be cleared by the Officer Arnold C. Greenberg — forearm and my doctor wants me to have a C T scan, approached me and asked if he DEAR FRIENDLY: It’s OK to DEAR NO SMOKERS: In re­ Quints make their debut sleek machine that seeks out He put in another document, he said. “ It’s been a very hectic time. bank within three business days. the son of Coleco’s founder, still since he thinks it is caused by a pinched nerve. Can could help me. I told him my be friendly, but never should a cent years smoking has become fradulent documents. and the machine read through The work has to be done There hasn’t been a lot of sleep for TR O Y . Mich. (AP) — The 7-month-old A local check is one written on an the company’s major stockholder therapy be used instead of surgery in this situation’ plight and he walked me to where woman or man gel into an less socially acceptable. Guests It’s one of four such machines typewritter correcting fluid. The quickly, he said. Insurance com­ anyone,” said James Rubin, institution in the same metropoli­ and the marketing visionary who 1 was going, and that’show we got automobile with a stranger, re- seldorn light up without asking L ’Esperance quintuplets made a timid public in the United States, and the only analyzer can also “ see through” panies have from 30 days to 45 president of J.B. Rubin & Co. of tan area or within the same lead the company to some of its D EA R R E A D E R ; Muscles tend to shrivel when acquainted. gardle.ss of hpw "nice” he ap­ permi.ssion first, so that’s the debut, modeling back-to-school fashions at a one owned by a private business. typewriter correcting tape and days in most states to accept or Norwalk and chairman of the Federal Reserve check process­ greatest successes and failures. they are deprived of nerve stimulation. This When people a.sk how we met. pears to be. It’s OK to strike up a time to say. "Thank you for shopping mall. The other three so-called docu­ determine whether different inks reject a claim, which makes the creditors’ committee. “ But much ing region. But Handel and J. Brian atrophy can be the result of neural injury or it can I'm embarrassed to say I just met asking. We prefer that guests do The siblings, believed to be the nation’s first ment analyzers belong to the FBI. have been used on doeuments. document analyzer so important. of the important issues are settled conversation with a stranger on a Non-local checks must be Clarke, now the company’s presi­ appear in eases of nerve damage — from herniated him on a street corner It just not smoke in the house,” — then quints conceived by in-vitro fertilization, the federal Bureau of Alcohol. Using various filters, the ana­ At Aetna, the weeding out of now, and the company can start train or plane, in a library, a cleared within seven business dent and chief executive officer, disc in the spine, for example. doesn’t .sound right. store, a bar or restaurant, but it’s suggest the porch or patio. appeared taken aback by all the attention Tobacco & Firearms and th^ U.S. lyzer has 1,000 different combina­ suspicious claims begins with to devote its full resources to Action on Smoking and Health, days. were longtime lieutenants of A sunken .spot on your forearm may represent an Abby. wbat if you meet a person not OK to go anywhere (to his Saturday at the Oakland Mall. Money deposited in the form of Immigration and Naturalization tions of light that can be used to employees in field offices. If they running the business.” a non-profit organization, sells have doubts about a claim, they Greenberg, who resigned in May, atrophied muscle. If your doctor is correct that you in a restaurant? Would you call place or hers) that is so private Only Alexandria appeared comfortable, cashiers’ checks, certified checks Service. scan documents for fraud. Calla­ Clarke conceded that after small plastic “ Thank You for Not contact Barracato’s office, and and they share much of his have a pinched nerve in your neck as a cause of your that a "pickup"? How about that you can’t say goodbye incase although she screamed when she was and government checks must be Aetna paid $17,000 for the han said. working under bankruptcy for Smoking” signs. the document is tested. If neces­ philosphy. difficulty. X-ray examination, such as a C T scan, getting acquainted in a library? you’ve mi.sjudged the stranger. introduced to the 400 in the crowd. The others available to depositors by 9 a.m. British-made machine. Two days “ There isn’t much you can do to seven weeks, it is becoming more To order, send (check or money sary. Aetna contacts the business But the West Hartford-based would help identify the prerise place where the (That has a little higher-cla.ss — Veronica, Erica. Raymond and Danielle — on the next business day. after it was installed in June, it a document that it can’t find.” routine. order) $3 for one sign or two for $5 that issued the original receipt company must get used to the nerve is being pinched. ring to it.) Meeting .someone in a D EA R A B B Y: I have read in looked terrified. By Sept. 1, 1990, the maximum had saved the giant insurer Callahan said. to: ASH/SIGNS, 2013 H St. N.W.. and runs laboratory tests. spotlight because it will be “ Although it wiii never be as Once you have a diagnosis, you can weigh bar sounds rather cheap, but your column that you don’t like The quints’ mother, Michele L ’Esperance. hold period will drop to two days $24,000 when it determined docu­ When the analyzer uncovers treatment options. You might require surgery to Washington. D.C. 20006. Barracato said insurance peo­ operating under bankruptcy for easy as running a business some nice people go to bars alone people to smoke in your home, so said she did not mind having her children in for local checks and five days for ments had been altered in a tampering, a photograph is taken decompre.ss the nerve. In any ca.se. you will need I have several “ Thank You for fraudulent insurance claim, said off the television monitor showing ple with experience have no the next 12 to 18 months. without a creditors’ committee, it and don’t mind if someone .strikes instead of having ashtrays in the the public eye. non-local checks. physiotherapy: a technique by which specialists Not Smoking" signs in my home. John Barracato, director of Aet­ the original and the tampered trouble spotting indicators of “ We’re past the point of getting will be easier as time goes on,” he up a conversation with them. house, you put them outside on “ I don’t see a problem with it,” she said, Bankers struggling to imple­ will help retrain and strengthen atrophied muscles. They are neat, inoffensive and na’s fire and fraud section document. The photographs can fraud. worked up about the publicity,” said. I avoid eye contact with peole I the patio. My husband and I are “ When they’re old enough, they’ll tell me if ment the new procedures are Before considering what to do about your forearm, pass in a park, especially it non-smokers who feel the way effective, and make lovely gifts “ There’s no doubt it’s paid be used as evidence in court, In document fraud, for in­ they like it.” grumbling that the rules may be you should allow the doctor to establish the cause of they’re walking slowly, or like you do for people who cannot tolerate itself off,” Barracato said. should a fraudulent claim ever stance, investigators look for smoke but are reluctant to an invitation to fraud. They say change of dates on receipts made yoiir problem. they’re just killing time. the new law will not give them The document analyzer is kept get that far, Barracato said. I think you get the idea. What’s We are military personnel, so mention it. Most smokers are behind the desk of Joseph M. But in 98 percent of the cases to correspond with dates of thefts considerate people who will ap­ Flap at film festival enough time to make sure depos­ or burglaries. OK and what isn’t? we move frequently. My ques­ ited checks don’t bounce or were Callahan, a former detective where fraud is found, the claim is New York City D E A R DR. G O TT: I'm told that one can only get FRIENDLY. BUT CONFUSED tion: When we meet new friends. preciate this subtle message. V E N IC E . Italy (AP) — Opposing views on sergeant for Scotland Yard and usually dropped once the proof is In arson, investigators know not forged, especially in the case the crime usually occurs in urban — pregnant during a 12-hour time period during the freedom of expression and religion clashed at of the one-day deadline for now Aetna’s supervisor in charge uncovered, he said. SIX DAILY TRIPS D EA R A B B Y: I liked your of fraud other than arson. Barracato said Aetna expects areas and areas suffering eco­ month. Is this true? If so, when? the Venice Film Festival over attempts to stop certified checks. answer to "56 and Still Learning” He said the machine uses to use its document analyzer in nomic problems. Barracato also DEPARTURES FROM the showing of Martin Scorsese’s “ The Last Implementation of the regula­ MANCHESTER PARK & RIDE LOT Where to Write on how to measure success. I infrared, ultraviolet and blue about 800 to 1,000 cases a year. His keeps a huge map of the United D E A R R E A D E R : A woman is fertile during the Temptation of Christ.” tions is also proving costly. The I Spenotr Strttt Off Inttrttatt 384 ) would like to offer still another unit investigated a total of 2.439 States on which he plots fraud interval between ovulation and the time the egg The movie, considered sacrilegious or Federal Reserve Is planning to light to analyze inks on such 6:30 a.m. ■1:IX)p.m . Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren description of success: claims for arson and other fraud investigations. passes down the Fallopian tube. Conception usually blasphemous by some, is one of 60 films to be spend $30 million over three years things as receipts to determine 8:30 am. 3:00 p.m. P.O. Box 69440 "A successful man is one who la.st year worth about $193 mil­ For Barracato, Aetna’s pur­ occurs as the ovum enters the tube. The period of featured at the festival that started today and in new procedures and equipment whether dates, words or dollar 11:00 am. B:00 p.m. can lay a firm foundation with the lion. It handled 1.739 cases chase of the document analyzer fertility varies somewhat from woman to woman, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 runs through Sept. 9. and is not among the 22 to speed check processing, money figures have been changed. 8:00 p.m. bricks others have thrown at For instance, in the case in through July 31 of this year, was part of his program to make usually 12 to 24 hours. competing for the Golden Lion Award. that will be recouped in higher ■ Fridays, SUitlng'Septamber 11 Sperm can live for at least three days in a him.” which Aetna saved $24,000, the including 10 document tampering the company a leader in fighting Peter M. Gott, M.D. Italy’s dominant Christian Democrat party processing fees charged to banks. woman’s body; thus, the fertile period begins two Dr. Gott SHERRI MELSBY analyzer determined the date had investigations. insurance fraud and to get others ALSO SERVING Farminaton, Watarbury, Southbur^Danbury and and some Roman Catholic leaders and groups Banks are spending their own days before ovulation and occurs about two weeks P.O. Box 91428 been altered on a receipt submit­ At Aetna, about one-tenth of 1 in the industry to follow. Yonkers. FIVE DAjLY TRj^S to Willlmantic, Danielson and Cleveland, Ohio 44101 Abby’s favorite recipes are have condemned Scorsese’s film as money to train their employees percent of the claims are fraudu­ He joined the company in 1979 Providence. F O U R DAILY TRIPS to Capo Cod points. before a menstrual period. By taking a basal and produce brochures to get ted with a boat theft claim. It going like hotcakes! Send your blasphemous because of a scene that depicts turned out the receipt originally lent, Barracato said. after an arsonist told a national For Into Call temperature, a woman can determine the day of word of the changes to customers. ovulation; her temperature will rise about 0.6 name and address, plus check or Jesus on the cross hallucinating about had been for $137. not $24,000 as The extent of dcoument fraud in television audience that Aetna 1/800/ (Insey Report Dr. June M. Reinisch That information must be in toaoevoyou degrees F at that time. However, this method of money order for $3.50 to: Abby’s abandoning his role as a redeemer, making submitted with the claim. Barra­ the insurance industry is un­ was the easiest company to 5 5 6 -3 8 1 5 New b^gandlB Flnaat P.O. Box 48 customers’ hands no later than contraception can be tricky; a woman should use it Cookitooklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount love to Mary Magdalene and raising a family cato said. known. The industry doesn’t keep victimize with fraud. Oct. 31. only after being adequately trained by a physician Bloomington, Ind. 47402 Morris, III. 61054. (Postage is with her. or family planning clinic. included.) Venice’s prosecutor has asked a judge to ban the film in Venice under Italy’s laws on obscenity and blasphemy. The judge has not Drought has a mixed effect made a decision. Setfe^ “SetnioK Be careful with life insurance benefits “ It’s amazing that still today after many battles for civil rights, the right of the film festival to feature movies chosen for their on fruit and vegetabie prices DANCE STUDIO Northwestern Mutual. Life insurance is not insurance company is partiaily tax artistic value can be questioned,” said Paolo everyone’s favorite Northwestern Mutual, for instance, 63 LINDEN ST., MANCHESTER free. Portoghesi, president of the Venice Biennale, delivered prices 25 percent to 35 topic. It calls to mind automatically places the death benef­ accounted for more than half of Because there are a variety of pay which organizes the festival. W ASHINGTON (AP) - A percent higher for green peas, Director*: Lee A Beverly Burton one’s own death or the its from all policies with a face value review of fruit, vegetables and the U.S. output in 1987, declined 50 out plans, choosing one may seem Festival director Guglielmo Biraghi said snap beans and sweet com than at death of a loved one, and Sylvia of more than $10,000 into its Northw­ bewildering. Here’s a review of some other “ high-value” crops percent this year because of Sunday he “ is in favor of the controversy and the beginning of the summer. who wants to think estern Access Fund. a money market- of the commonly offered plans: watched closely by the Agricul­ drought-reduc^ yields. CLASSES FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS type of fund. The company pays therefore welcomes it” because it nourishes Snap bean production under Looking at fresh vegetables, he about that on a hot day Porter Interest income plans: If you don’t ture Department shows that the said shipments from major U.S. in August? So after a interest on the principal from date of need income or aren’t willing to part the 56-year-old film festival, the world’s 1988 drought has trimmed some contract with processors is ex­ IN CLASSICAL BALLET, TAP, JAZZ, death of the insured, rather than from oldest. pected to be down 14 percent from production areas to consumer friend, relative or busi­ with some or all of your principal, harvests but did little harm to centers are slightly ahead of last ACROBATIC-TUMBLING ness acquaintance tack­ the date of notification of the death, so these plans may be for you. Put others. last year. the beneficiary needn’t worry about “ Production in Michigan, Min­ year. les the job of buying simply, an interest income plan is a “ The drought disrupted normal “ Output from California, the Social Ballroom Dance Claaaea Now Boiag Formod For Adalt* and Teen* insurance, the subject is neglecting to immediately notify the little like buying a certificate of Band escapes fire in RV production and marketing of nesota and Wisconsin is forecast insurance company of the death. down 20 percent,” Zepp reports in major producing state, has not usually forgotten — gladly. deposit. Midwestern processing vegeta­ been affected by the dhought LEARN: Foxtrot • Swing • Cha-Cha • Waltz • Merangue • Polka • Rock-Disco • Rhumba of a loved one is no time to make Access Fund money is always V E N TU R A , Calif. (AP) — Four members of the September issue of Agricultu­ Until a death occurs, that is. Then Installment Income plans; You’ll bles, dry beans, sugar beets and because crops are irrigated,” he major decisions on spending or available. The beneficiary need only the Charlie Daniels Band narrowly escaped ral Outlook magazine. “ Half the the wisdom of taking out the policy is find these plans worthwhile if you tart cherries,” says the depart­ said. “ Fresh output from some Raglater at Studio recalled with gratitude and relief. investing money. write a check to withdraw any part of have immediate expenses or need to injury when their motor home erupted in ment's Economic Research Ser­ 1987 crop came from these three That’s why the best thing you can do it. The entire principal remains flames as the band returned from playing at states. A hot summer and limited drought areas is reportedly down. Tuesday, Aug. 30 Wed., Aug. 31 Thurs., Sept. 1 If the benefit amount is small, it can fill a predictable income gap. You vice. “ Draught damage had less Because these areas normally pay for funeral expenses. However, if is nothing... at least for a while. Don’t tax-free, although interest earned on give your principal to the life the Ventura County Fair, a spokesman said influence on the markets for other moisture ravaged snap bean Tuesday, Sept. 6 Wed. Sept. 7 Thurs., Sept. 8 make any major financial decisions — the money after the date of death is today. fields in Arkansas. Pennsylvania provide only a small portion of it is substantial and is handled wisely, insurance company, and the company fruits, tobacco, sugar cane, tree total supplies, however, the effect about selling your house, cashing in taxed. All six of the people on board, including and New York.” 2 to 7 PM it can help maintain a surviving pays you annual or monthly nuts and fresh vegetables.” on fresh vegetable prices has spouse or a whole family for a investments or using life insurance If you suffer the loss of a loved one, band leader Daniels, fled just l^fore the Despite rain in late July in payments. Last week the Labor Depart­ ■been minimal.” lifetime. benefits. it may take you from six months to a some production ares, Midwest­ Life Income plans: In the words of 40-foot motor home caught fire shortly before ment reported that grocery pri­ A large harvest of dry edible Several insurance companies, un­ year to recover from the shock. Only ern canners expect the sweet com Members of Dance Masters of America, Inc., Dance Teachers Club of C T and Dance Educators Life insurance is the only asset many an insurance company, these midnight Sunday, said David Corlew, the ces rose 1,4 percent in July, the beans in 1987 drove prices down derstanding the causes for befuddle- then should you make majordecisions pack to be 30 percent to SO percent of America and certified by test to teach. Mrs. Burton Is Past President of Dance Teachers Club many families can count on to protect plans provide “ income you can’t country band’s road manager. sharpest increase in 4*A years. for most types, and growers ment, hove recently created a new about what to do with life insurance below their planned volume. of C T and presently serves on the Board of Directors. She has been C T delegate to the National their financial security if the head of a outlive.” Since life income plans Four of the five band members had been One of the factors' was a 4.7 indicated in March they would household dies. way of handling ddath-benefit pay­ money. Similar shortfalls are reported Dance Masters of America for 3 years, Dean of Women at the National (^invention and recently provide guaranteed monthly pay­ inside with a couple who leased the motor percent gain for fresh fruits and reduce plantings 23 percent this ments. Their programs allow benefi­ When you decide, you can close the for the region’s canned beets, was elected Vice President of Area I which Includes New England, New York State and Canada. ’Traditionally, when an insured ments of principal and interest for home to the band. vegetables. year and turn to com and person passes away, the beneficiary ciaries to take their time in deciding account simply by writing a check for life, they’re popular among retired USDA economist Gienn Zepp carrots, lima beans and Mr. Burton Is representative for the Greater Hartford Dance Consortium to the Capitol Area Arts the full amount of the balance. Or. you “ It didn’t really start blazing until we were tomatoes. soybeans. As a result, prices rose Consortium and Is treasurer of that organization’s executive board. They have choreographed of the life-insurance policy informs what to do with the money. Mean­ people and others who need income all off,” Corlew said, adding there’s “ never a said the biggest drought impact sharply in anticipation of the the insurance company of the death while, the money earns interest at can of course leave your money with “ Most processing tomatoes (88 for UConn Nutmeg Theater, M CC and Little Theatre of Manchoetar. Students have won num­ throughout their lifetime. dull moment” in life on the road. among fruit and vegetable crops cutback. money market rates. the insurance company. It can then be percent in 1987) are grown in erous trophies and scholarships at dance competitions. They are known as teachers and adjudi­ and the company then Issues a check These new death benefit “ parking" was on processing vegetables But the dry bean acreage “ Access funds” is a name given to converted into an annuity that will “Just tell everybody we set them on fire in California, so drought-reduced cators throughout the country. The studio Is professionally equipped with barres, mirrors and a for the full face value of the policy. funds benefit insurance companies by grown in Wisconsin, Minnesota, declined only 13 percent from last this form of death benefit payment make payments for years, depending Ventura,” Tom m y Crain, the band’s lead output in the Midwest will have wood floor to provide the proper atmosphere for efficient dance training. The money is entirely free from giving them money to hold on to and Michigan and Illinois, where year, and from a historical income tax. The beneficiary can and there are about a dozen insurance on the options you select. One guitarist, told agent Alan Hopper of the little effect on total tomato invest. But at the same time they help production dropped and prices perspective, the 1988 acreage was companies issuing the policies. advantage of this approach: While William Morris Agency. supplies or prices,” he said. .spend it as he or she wishes. beneficiaries by removing the pres­ rose. up by about 8 percent from the FOR INFORMATION CALL 647-1083 But here’s the problem. Grief Among them are Ccnnecticut Mutual, regular pension income is 100 percent Green pea production in Wis- But Zepp said that by mid- sure to make investment decisions at previous nine-year average. clouds judgment. Just after the death Equitable, John Hancock and taxable, an annuity from a life a bad time Iconsin and Minnesota, which August canners were quoting 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 29. 1988 Appliance fBaurhrstrr iim lh Section 2, Pege 11 disposal Monday, Aug. 20,1098 class set By Alex Glrelll Timing is just right for Andre Agassi Manchester Herald

Manchester will consider send­ By Hal Bock heavyweights that Agassi de­ ; The Associated Press Agassi explained his second set ing a representative to classes to feated on the eve of the Open. shutout, saying, "H e got the early learn how to remove potentially Noah eliminated Ivan Lendl, No. break and I didn’t get m y second hazardous capacitors from old JERICHO, N.Y. — Timing, we 1 in the world, in the semis the day wind. He serves so big. I started discarded appliances, Public ; have been told, is everything in before, in just 59 minutes. thinking about the third set.” Works Director Peter P. Lozis ; life. This may be the case in Becker, a two-time Wimbledon said today. tennis, too. This seemed sensible and, if champion, has been sixth or timing indeed is everything, what The classes will be held by the Certainly, Andre Agassi, 18 better in the world for the last better time to break your oppo­ state’s Department of Environ­ years old and poised before an three years. nent than when the score is 4-4 in mental Protection Sept. 12,16 and invitingly vacant throne at the top the deciding set? Agassi obliged 19, principally for municipal of American men’s tennis, would The last time they played and suddenly, he was serving for officials. not argue. before Hamlet, Becker defeated Many household appliances Agassi at Indian Wells, Calif. the match. And just like that, it And so, with the axiom etched was over. made before 1979 contain capaci­ firmly in his psyche, Agassi Afterwards, he put his arm tors with insulating materials Noah was not terribly dis­ arrives at the pantheon of his around the American teen-ager's A that contain PCBs, polychlori­ tressed. He is a fun-loving player sport in his country this week at shoulder and said, " I hope you nated biphenyls, substances that and he had fun with Agassi, the U.S. Open, prepared to don’t get any better.” have caused cancers in animal A P p h o to A P p h o to talking, mugging, even leap­ declare this time as his time. He There’s bad news, Boris. He experiments. has. frogging the net after one point to Last month, the D E P warned BEST C O M ED Y — Producer Jeff Silver, the 40th annual awards ceremony NEWLYWEDS — Actor Michael J. Fox and his now wife, is the heir apparent. Agassi squeezed his way into personally deliver the ball to his scrap dealers not to shred old center, poses with members of the cast Sunday. From left are Alley Mills, Jason actress Tracy Pollan, arrive at the Pasadena Civic Agassi has been at the Open opponent. twice before, each time exiting in this fast company in a hurry. He appliances without removing the of "The Wonder Years” after the show Hervey, Silver, Josh Saviano, Olivia Auditorium for Sunday’s Emmy Awards. Fox won his "Lots of times, guys forget it’s the first round, beaten by Henri was ranked No. 25 in the worid at capacitors. won an Emmy for best comedy series at D'Abo and Dan Lauria. third Emmy in a row for lead actor in a comedy series. a gam e,” Noah said. "T h ey’re ■The classes are one measure Leconte and Jeremy Bates. Ex­ the beginning of the year and goes into the Open ranked No. 4. And tense and nervous. That’s not fun. U being taken by the DEP to resolve pect him to stick around signifi­ It’s fine to try hard and compete the problem caused by capacitors cantly longer this time. his position was punctuated by his but it’s not fun to scream and when they are shredded and performance at the Hamlet, a This tournament once belonged complain on every point.” improperly disposed of. Another Two ABC series upset NBC Emmy dominance to the likes of Jimmy Connors and cozy little tournament held a The message was clear. This is to encourage appliance dealers John McEnroe, a couple of week before the Open about 20 miles from Flushing Meadows. American does not follow the to remove the capacitors from old Bv Jerrv Buck Yankee Doodle Dandies. And appliances when they deliver new series for his role as the lecherous tantrum tradition others did. For The Associated Press they will be on hand again, of This event is played on Deco- ones to replace them. prosecutor, Dan Fielding, in now, at least, Agassi does not course, warm reminders of Turf II, the same surface as the A spokesman for Bernie’s New- NBC’s "Night Court." participate in the sideshow silli­ PASADENA, Calif. - ABC’s another era. They were then. Open, which is, of course, no G “Now I am officially over­ ness that so often interfered with mark & Lewis, which has a store baby-boomer series "thirtysome­ Agassi is now. whelmed!” said Larroquette. coincidence. On it. Agassi, his matches of his predecessors. at the Manchester Parkade, said thing’ ’ and "The Wonder Years” Michael J. Fox won his third If you believe in momentum, he mane of hair flowing majestically today the store already does won Emmys as best dramatic That’s not to say that he plays consecutive award for NBC’s could not be in a better condition. behind him, flourished. remove capacitors from the old and comedy shows, upsetting boring tennis. The long hair, the “Family Ties.” Later, as a He has won seven tournaments He won the first set against appliance when it delivers a new NBC and it’s highly touted “ L.A. quick grin, the between-the-leg presenter. Fox said, " I want to this year, his last four in a row. He Noah, 6-3, then lost the second 0-6, one. Law.” shots (an old Noah trick) make thank Dan Quayle for showing carries a 22-match winning broken three times and looking Steve Pearl, vice president of ABC won 21 awards Sunday, to him a crowd favorite. He has an that Alex Keaton really can streak into the Open after dis­ Pearl’s TV and Appliances at 649 CBS’s 20 and NBC’s 19. PBS won like somebody who ought to be in entourage that occasionally in­ exist.” patching Yannick Noah, 6-3, 0-6, Main St., said it would be no seven, syndicated shows won a country club junior tournament cludes his brother-in-law. Pancho NBC’s "The Murder of Mary 6-4 in the finals of the Hamlet trouble to do so. three and Home Box Office won instead of this prep for the Open. Gonzalez. He is an entertainer. Phagan,” based on the lynching Some towns, including New three in the first year cable Challenge Cup Sunday. That was It was almost as if he was Next stop, the U.S. Open. Look A P p h o to of Leo Frank in a murder case 75 Haven, West Haven, and Berlin, television participated in the after he beat Boris Becker in the playing possum, though, because out Flushing Meadows. This WINNING FORM — Eighteen-year-old Yannick Noah of France, 6-3,0-6,6-4, to years ago that stirred anti- have stopped picking up old awards. semis. in the third set, Agassi was back, Semitism in the South, won best quick-smiling kid is serious stuff. American Andre Agassi, shown in his win the Hamlet Challenge Cup Sunday appliances from residents. But "L.A . Law,” the ensemble These are a pair of tennis trading shot for shot with Noah, miniseries. NBC’s "Inherit the This may be his time. semifinal against Boris Becker, defeated in Jericho, N.Y. Lozis said Manchester has no drama about the bad and beauti­ Wind” won as best drama or plans to refuse to accept applian­ ful in the legal profession, went comedy special and CBS’s “ Irv­ ces at the landfill. into the show with the most ing Berlin’s lOOth Birthday Cele­ nominations, 19, but lost its case "W e just have to find them at bration” was best variety, music with Television Academy of Arts Lawrence Taylor Husky hooters take the offensive the side of roads and it would cost or comedy program. and Sciences. more to handle them,” he said. Jason Robards was picked as By Jim Tierney Husky season opener is Thursday In some parts of the state, old It won only two Emmys, for he said. "A ll of a sudden we show blanketed by three Seton Hall best lead actor in a miniseries or Manchester Herald at 4 p.m. when it hosts Philadel­ appliances are being dumped in supporting actor — Larry Drake, some dangerousness up in the defenders. In an instant, Donigan special for NBC’s "Inherit the gets suspension phia Textiles at the Connecticut unauthorized places. for his sensitive portrayal of a box.” had miraculously split the three Wind” and Jessica Tandy as best STORRS — A distinct level of Soccer Stadium. Some towns, Durham, Middle- retarded office assistant — and Goals by Eoin Monahan at 1; 57 and headed for the goal. Donigan lead actress fo CBS’ ‘Foxfire.” optimism was spawned by the field, and West Hartford, are for editing. NEW YORK (AP) - Law­ tified players will be sus­ UConn took a 1-0 lead at the 5; 59 of the second half and by Pat slipped a pass to Parker out front Jane Seymour was named best University of Connecticut’s mark of the opening half on a 2 rence Taylor, the New York working on plans to remove the In all, "thirtysomething" won pended along with Taylor and O’Kelly off a penalty kick for a who easily pushed it home for the supporting actress in a miniser­ Giants’ All-Pro linebacker, men’s soccer team following its beautiful play orchestrated by capacitors from appliances at the four Emmys, including one for all the suspensions will be handball violation pushed Seton goal. ies for ABC’s “ Onassis: The will be suspended for 30 days exhibition match with defending the trio. Donigan and Parker landfill before shipping them out Patricia Wpttig as best support­ announced later today by Hall into the lead, 2-1. "One of our Jersey boys did a Richest Man in the World.” John by the National Football Big East Conference champion broke into Pirate territory on a for shredding. ing actress and Paul Haggis and Shea won as best supporting actor Commissioner Pete Rozelle. Lindell’s height makes him a bit of a number at the end when A P p h o to League for violating the Seton Hall University Saturday 2-on-l situation with Lindell trail­ Marshall Herskovitz for writing. in the ABC miniseries "B aby M.” The Giants would not imme­ lethal offensive weapon in the we thought we had it in the bag,” Capacitors are small electrical league’s substance abuse pol­ diately confirm the report. afternoon at the Connecticut ing. Momentarily, Parker lost components found in refrigera­ The show features a cast of baby OOOOOH, ROB — Dick Van Dyke Dick Van Dyke Show,” at the Emmy The Emmy show, produced by box, something Donigan first-year Seton Hall Coach icy, two newspapers reported " I have no comment on any Soccer Stadium. control of the ball, but regained it appreciates. tors, microwave ovens, washing boomers facing adult breaks up as Mary Tyler Moore yells Awards ceremony in Pasadena, Calif., Lome Michaels of "Saturday today. Manny Schellscheidt said of responsibilities. Night Live,” ran three hours and of that stuff,” Giants general Throughout the 2-2 deadlock, an and boomed a left-footed rocket “ Every time I look up I see him Donigan. " It was a nice individ­ machines, air conditioners, mer­ "Oooooh, Rob," something she used to Sunday night. Newsday, in today’s edi­ manager George Young told 21 minutes on Fox Broadcasting ingredient which the Huskies off the crossbar. The carom went (Lindell) and Parker,” the native ual effort by Danny Donigan.” 9 cury vapor and flourescent " I suppose if there was another tions, reported that the suspen­ Newsday late Sunday night. do during their years together on "The Co., much shorter than in past have sorely lacked in recent high in the air in front of the net of Hamilton Square, N.J., said. Already, things seem to click­ lamps. category for most annoying show sion will take effect imme­ Following New York’s final years. history — the offense — took on and Lindell headed it home for the " I t ’s very easy to identify them ing for UConn up front. " It feels on television we’d win that, too," It was also a good night for diately and will cause Taylor preseason game Friday — a CBS' "Frank's Place,” slated Girls” was named best lead “ This show won’t take itself too new proportions. score. on the field. Other years. I ’d have good already.” Donigan said. Biggest photo Industry said Ed Zwick, co-executive to miss the Giants’ first four 17-13 loss to the Cleveland shows that will not return this to return later, won three awards, actress and costar Estelle Getty seriously,” Michaels said. " I think we worked the ball to look up and find a man. Both producer with Herskovitz. Back- games, including the season Browns — Taylor said; “ I do "I’m working well with these New York has the largc.st fall. including one to creator Hugh as supporting actress for a To that end, it featured a The Husky frontline, led by really well together,” Lindell, a stage. Herskovitz said. "W e opener Sept. 5 against the believe I’ve never been in those guys are dominant in the guys and they’re working well off photographic industry of any city Wilson for writing and one to comedy series. That made it a "designated acceptor” forabsent two-time All-America performer Parade High School All- really didn’t expect to win." Richard Kiley won for best lead Washington Redskins, last ye­ condition as much as I am air. It’s good to be working with me. If we continue to jell, we’ll get in the world, according to Bob guest actress Beah Richards. sweep for "The Golden Girls” winners — actor Tony Danza. He Dan Donigan, possesses a nice American out of Desmet High actor in a drama series in NBC’s ar’s Super Bowl champions. now.” them up there. We have skill, some goals out of it.” Goldblatt. president of K-L Cus­ “ The Wonder Years,” created cast. Rue McClanahan won as was kept busy throughout the blend of skill, speed and strength. School in St. Louis, said. " I think canceled "A Year in the Life.” Tyne Daly of the canceled CBS Newsday coincides with an Taylor underwent treate- power, strength and speed. It’s an Seton Hall’s All-America per­ tom Photographies. In an indus­ by the husband-and-wife writing bek lead actress last year and night as others winners were not Aiding Donigan up front are 6-0, we're going to get a lot of goals series "Cagney & Lacey,” won as earlier report in the Chicago ment for substance abuse in all-around game up front.” form er Ian Hennessy, a native of try that produced some 15 billion team of Neal Marlens and Carol He thanked people on the show, Betty White the year before. present, and after a half-dozen 195-pound sophomore Brian this year.” best lead actress in a drama Tribune. Both newspapers February 1986. He returned to The Husky equalizer came with Cork, Ireland, thinks he’ll see exposures last year. Goldblatt Black, tells the story of the but added, “ I have nothing but John Larroquette captured his walks to the stage, he cracked; Parker and 6-4, 175-pound fresh­ series. cited unnamed league sources the Giants and helped lead Husky Coach Joe Morrone was 9; 01 left in regulation and was, UConn one more time. “ I think estimated more than 2 billion "thirtysomething” generation as sadness for the corporate myopia fourth straight Emmy as best “ Now I ’ m mad; where are these man Rob Lindell. as the basis of their them to a Super Bowl win in the pleasantly surprised by the offen­ simply, athing of beauty set up by it’s going to be UConn and Seton were made in the Northeast. they grew up in the 1960s. that killed a fine show.” Beatrice Arthur of "The Golden supporting actor in a comedy people?” information. 1986 season. Seton Hall is ranked eighth in sive spark. “ I was pleased with Donigan’s wizardry. On the right Hall again in the Big East final,” Taylor’s preseason urinaly­ The N F L policy on sub­ the preseason national poll. The the flashes of scoring potential.” side. Donigan found himself he said. sis turned up positive, accord­ stance abuse calls for Taylor L d y O ffS Police Roundup ing to the reports, and the to sit out 30 days because it’s Freeman league’s drug adviser. Dr. his second positive test. Seven Forest S. Tennant, told the other players are currently From page 1 From page 1 club Saturday that the test serving similar suspensions, Mattingly is prepared for a trade and a soda can police believed holding it about six inches from showed a trace of cocaine. 2 arrested on heroin was used to “ cook” heroin before his throat, police said. including the Redskins’ stan­ According to the Tribune, injecting it. police said. Poulin then walked away with dout defensive end. Dexter ANAHEIM , Calif. (A P ) - Don for Pratt. possession charges "more than two” other uniden­ “ It’s going to happen,” Mat­ edged that his criticism of Stein­ Kennedy said he expects to said. Police said a hypodermic nee­ the purse and was later found by Manley. Mattingly says he wouldn’t be "That’s what I said. But I don’t Laid off workers will receive tingly also said in an interview brenner may have sparked the name a permanent replacement " I t ’s not going to be as smooth Two Manchester men were dle was also found in Sasse’s police in a wooded area off Broad shocked if the New York Yankees have anything more to say on It. as a regular, established open­ two weeks pay beyond the notifi­ with the Westchester-Rockland trade rumors that began surfac­ for Rowe, who resigned earlier charged with pos.session of heroin possession. Street, police said. traded him. In fact, the All-Star I ’m just not going to comment on thi.s summer, by the Board of ing," Freeman said. "W e don't cation. one week severance pay. Newspapers. “ He’sgottodowhat ing this weekend. it.” Friday after police trailed them Darling was released on a Poulin was held $25,000 cash first basemen predicts it will he’s got to do.” “ I just feel he’s going to do it,” Education meeting on Sept. 12. ahticipate any problems.” will have their insurance con­ in a car from West Middle Bob Quinn, the Yankees gen­ $5,000 non-surety bond and is to bond and was to appear in happen eventually. Mattingly said. " I don’t think he Freeman said if the board does The emphasis will be placed on tinued for two months and receive Turnpike to Hartford and back to eral manager, denied the reports. appear in Manchester Superior Manchester Superior Court this Gretzky’s future "M aybe it’s the best thing for The ‘he’ of course is George likes me doing what I ’ve been safety as students will be closely a $3,000 transition payment. “ Shortly after Don made his appoint someone at that meeting, West Middle Turnpike, police Court on Wednesday. Sasse was morning. everyone,” Mattingly said of a Company President Arthur E. Steinbrenner. the Yankees prin­ doing, the things I ’m saying.” he expects to finish his temporary supervised and kept away from said. held on a $5,000 cash bond and was trade. "M aybe it Isn’t.” statements in the paper, we had Wegner said in a statement that cipal owner. Mattingly acknowl- Mattingly sharply criticized role almost as soon as the new construction areas, he said. Glenn R. Sasse 29. of 71 Ridge scheduled to appear in court this two or three or four general employees will be considered for Steinbrenner a week ago al­ person begins. Freeman said he sees himself St., and Thomas S. Darling, 30, of morning. Vernon resident status is on ‘ice’ managers inquire about his avail­ as a fair-minded individual. He other positions at Pratt & Whit­ though he did not name the ability.” Quinn said. “ They gen­ A firm hand will be needed at 361 E. Middle Turnpike, were charged In arson owner. said he knows the value of ney or other United Technologies each charged with possession of Bv John Horn but Gretzky transcends that,” erally asked us about his availa­ Waddell for the opening of school Woman with knife " I don’t think anybody is discipline, but sometimes units where possible. The Associated Press Tom Villante, president of Tom bility and our answer was 'No, not because of the reconstruction. heroin and pos.session of drug BOLTON — A Vernon man was untradable,” Mattingly said. "youngsters need a pat on the Officials said today the layoffs paraphernalia, police said. Villante Sports Marketing Inc., unless you can overwhelm us.’ 'The main lobby is closed since it charged In robbery charged with arson Friday- in "There’s no such thing as un­ head instead of on the butt.” will not affect blue-collar Police .said they trailed the two LOS ANGELES — Ice hockey said. "W ith his recent marriage My guess is there isn’t a team in is being used as the temporary connection with a fire the man touchable. I ’m sure I have some workers. An 18-year-old woman was in California is about as impor­ (to actress Janet Jones) and baseball that can satisfy us. I administrative offices, three Though he will soon be retired from an undisclosed home on allegedly set at his form er home value out there. You can deal me When all three rounds are West Middle Turnpike, where arrested Friday in connection at 10 Garth Lane, state police tant as surfing in Canada, leaving trade to Los Angeles, he has now can’t see a club that would classrooms have yet to be com­ again. Freeman says it feels and get some pitchers and figure implemented, total savings for they said they were investigating with a robbery at Center Springs Wayne Gretzky’s future as a become a celebrity and a person­ decimate its roster for Don pleted and kitchen renovations "great” working again. said. you can get somebody to play first the company are estimated at drug-related activity, to Mather Park in which she pulled a knife Hollywood celebrity on ice. ality, not Just a tremendous Mattingly.” are still underway, he said. Victor H. Jones, 37, was base. I ’m really not concerned "When you retire, you miss the $300 million annually. Of that Street in Hartford, where a man on a 12-year-old Manchester boy, hockey player.” "If Glllick wants to run his charged with second-degree ar­ And that, it seems, is the way he one way or another.... I’m just a Two second-grade classrooms people” he said. “ A good staff savings, the final round is esti­ entered the car briefly and exited police said. son and second-degree burglary, prefers It. mouth off, let him run his mouth But at first, Gretzky will take commodity on the market. If will be moved temporarily until makes a good school. The staff mated to save the company $95 the car. Brigette Poulin, of no certain police said. " I doubt very much if you’ll see off,” ()uinn told the Hartford advantage of the anonymity that management wants to move me, the classrooms are completed, he here at Waddell is excellent.” million. Police stopped the car at about address, was charged with first- Police said that Jones was Wayne Gretzky popping up on Courant earlier. "That’s his his move to Los Angeles gives there’s nothing I can do about it. 10; 40 p.m. at West Middle Turn­ degree robbery, possession of a evicted from the home the prerogative. It’s absolutely ridic­ television and on billboards with him. He’ll be Just another blond I ’m a piece of property that can pike and exit 60 of Interstate 84 dangerous weapon, risk of injury morning of July 1 after a divorce every turn of the head,” said ulous. There is no truth to any of to a minor, sixth-degree larceny on the streets when he takes off be switched from one team to this.” and found a small plastic bag of settlement with his wife. Jones is Michael Barnett, agent for the his skates. another.” and possession of drug believed to have returned to the superstar acquir^ this month by "Obviously, if Mr. Stein­ A ir show Poland white powder residue in the car When Gretzky and his new wife Toronto general manager Pat paraphernalia. home that evening and to have set the National Hockey League’s brenner was totally disappointed sipped Perrier at a Santa Monica Glllick began the rumors, pre­ Police said that the 12-year-old fire to the home, police said. Los Angeles Kings. in Don Mattingly’s remarks he From page 1 From page 1 nightclub earlier this month, the dicting New York will trade boy had found a purse near the No one was home at the time of "His move to Los Angeles was would have said flat out we’re two were not even noticed. Mattingly, possibly before the Board schedules hockey rink at Center Springs the fire, and no one was injured. not predicated by any off-lce p u ttin g Mattingly on the The general, who heads the season ends. telephones that Ramstein service without endangering civilians. Park at about 2; 30 p.m. Friday Jones was released without opportunities. The real priority is Now, besieged by a wave of market,” ()uinn said Sunday communist party, refrained from " I think he’s gone, from the members could use to call home "Until suggestions foreffective comment session and had asked Poulin whether it bond. He is scheduled to appear in to make the Kings a successful offers from U.S. advertising "H e didn’t do that.” measures are complete, there directly blaming the Solidarity tone of the conversations I ’ve had In the states. was hers. Poulin answered yes Rockville Superior Court on ^ p t. hockey franchise." agencies in the wake of the Aug. 9 Mattingly, who will earn |2.2 Hans-Juergen Vollmer, spokes­ will not be any more air shows free trade union movement for The town Board of Directors with the Yankees,” Glllick was and puljed a knife on the boy. 6. Other local sports heroes — deal that sent him from the million in 1989 and $2.5 million in the strike wave and hinted at a will hold a public comment quoted as saying in Sunday’s man for the local government with military aircraft in West Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Fer­ Edmonton Oilers to the Kings, 1990, the final season of his government shakeup in the near session Tuesday. Sept. 6, from 9 to coitions of the Toronto Sun. district, said he believed the Germany, this with the agree­ nando Valenzuela come quickly Gretzky Is saying no thanks. In three-year contract, said he future. 10 a m . in the directors’ office, the Glllick said Mattingly could be accident was caused by pilot ment of the air forces of our to mind — have bolstered their one week, the superstar center wants to remain with the Communist party spokesman Municipal Building, 41 Center St., traded by the Wednesday dead­ error. He did not elaborate. NATO allies," Scholz announced. fortune and fame with advertise­ rejected proposed endorsement Yankees. Jerzy Majka said the government to hear comments and sugges­ ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. line for postseason rosters “ de­ Demonstrators opposed to air ments for a variety of products, deals from a bank, an auto Mattingly had complained He also said he was banning was prepared for reconciliation tions from the public. llo b iT t J. I lwM l , IlK . pending on how far they’re out of shows because of the risk of from soft drinks to fast-food manufacturer and an exercise about the constant pressure on West German military aircraft talks without any preconditions, Future sessions wlU be held on it by then. They may wait until accidents rallied outside Ram­ INSURANSNirrHS.I INSURANSMIIHS SINCE stops. equipment company, according the players in New York. from doing stunts like the one that but added that he had no the first Tuesday of iach month November and just get an auction stein as Sunday’s show began. Gretzky, who can’t even fill his to Barnett. "Y ou come here and you play led to Sunday’s disaster. information on when such talks from 9 to 10 a .i^ ^ fld the third going, you know, just see what A fter the crash, some federal and 1914 gas tank in Nova Scotia without Gretzky already does Canadian and you get no respect,” Mat­ "The events at Ramstein con­ could begin. Thursday of each month from they can get for him,” Glllick local officials to demand an end to enduring a dozen autograph advertisements for Gillette, Nis­ A P p ho to tingly said. "Y ou get money and He called Walesa "one of the 6; 30 to 7; 30 p.m. in the directors’ said. the orchestrated aerial stunts. firm in a really horrible way how hounds, probably could make a san, Nike, General Mills, Lloyd’s that’s it. That’s as far as it goes. dangerous such spectacles are possible candidates” for partici­ office. Contacted by the Associated Scholz said in a statement mint on the aide In Southern of London. He has been doing LEAVING NEW YORK? - New York Yankee first They think money’s respect. even for civilian observers,” said pation in such talks, but added All public meetings of the town 649-5241 Press Sunday night during Toron­ today that officials will study California, too. spots for a decade, beginning with baseman Don Mattingly, shown in a file photo, is the Money’s not respect.” are held at locations that are 65 L CMrttr SIrMt to's game against the Texas ways for West Germany and itr Walter Kolbow, a federal law­ that no one could take part "as a m "Hockey piayers aren’t nor­ plugs for a blue jean company at " I t ’s hard to come to the subject of trade rumors as of late. The 27-year-old Rangers In Arlington, Texas, NATO allies to demonstrate theii maker for the opposition Social representative of an illegal accessible to handicapped citi­ MaachMltr, GT. mally m a rk a b le in this country. age 17. ballpark If you’re not happy air forces’ abilities to the public Democratic Party. organization." zens. Mattingly thinks a trade might be the best for all involved. Glllick confirmed his remarks; playing.” I 1« - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 29, 1988

MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 2$, m t — n Agassi good Sox dim b IN B R IE F Jorgensen to go enough to ..■•it - MH8 Alumni Fun Run There will be a Manchester High Alumni f-'- doser to ^ n Run on Tuesday at 6:19 p m. at to Seoul; Myers Wickham Park. The race is three miles take crown and is open to form er runners, alumni, teachers or staff of the town of Manchester, parents of runners and is off the teem JERICHO, N.Y. (AP) — Andre Agassi admittedly the Tigers friends of Manchester cross country. wasn’t at his best for the finals of the $190,000 Spectators are welcome and admission LOS ANGELES (AP) - Angel Hamlet Challenge Cup tennis tournament. How­ SEATTLE (AP) - While two-time Cy Young to the park is free. A picnic area had been Myers, wlio had a shot at winning ever, that didn't stop him from winning. Award winner Roger Clemens monopolizes the reserved for after the race. Runners five medals in swimming at the Playing what he called an erratic game Sunday, headlines for the Boston Red Sox, team m atefruce should bring jheir own food. Seoul Olympics, is off the U.S. Agassi managed to overcom e his mistakes and beat Hurst has quietly emerged as one of the league’s Manchester boys’ cross country coach squad because she tested positive Yannick Noah 6-3,0-6,6-4 to capture the $40,000 first for a banned substance. premier pitchers. George Suitor also announced that prize. Myers’ supporters, however, Hurst, 16-4, extended his current winning skein to practice for the fall season begins today at " I played better In the semis (when he defeated seven games Sunday, holding the Seattle Mariners 6 p.m. claim that birth control pills Boris Becker on Saturday) than I did against to five hits as the Red Sox posted a 7-2 victory to caused a false positive on the test, Noah,” Agassi said. "There were too many errors climb within one gam e of the American League and said Myers would appeal the today, by both of us.” East-leading Detroit Tigers. Bowlers are needed U.S. Olympic Committe’s deci­ The victory continued Agassi’s recent winning “ I felt strong and had a good fastball today,” said sion to remove herfrom the team. ways." An 18-year-old who ranks fourth in the world, Hurst, who recorded his fifth complete game. " I There are openings for anyone interested “ We are not biochemists, but Agassi had won six tournaments coming into the wasn’t unhittable, but got the job done.” in joining a bowling league that will roll at other things can be confused in Hamlet event. He now has posted 22 consecutive The 36-year old left-hander, winner of 10 of the 11 5:15 p.m. Thursdays at the Parkade Lanes the drug testing process. The match victories, including successive tournament drug test was erroneous,” said A games he’s pitched that have followed a Red Sox starting Sept. 1. If interested, contact titles at Stuttgart. West (3ermany; Stratton. Vt.. Harriet Peak, one of the coaches loss, equaled his season-high strikeout total of 11 either Denise Roberts or Bev Tartaglia and Livingston, N.J.. for Myers’ local swim team in AP photo and reached a career milestone in the process. weekdays at 643-2711. Agassi is seeded fourth in the U.S. Open, which Americus. Ga. . AFTERMATH — Joel Youngblood of the and knocked the ball away in the ninth Hurst pushed his career strikeout total over the began its two-week run today. 1,000 plateau in the first inning. Peak said Myers was taking Giants, left, and catcher Barry Lyons of inning of their game Sunday at Shea Playing in uncomfortable heat and humidity. Hurst said he isn’t interested in personal goals as Cincinnati wins title Ortho-Novum, a birth control pill Agassi and Noah, facing each other for the first the Mets sprawl in the dust at home plate Stadium. The Giants won, 7-4. long as the team is successful. that could have appeared in tests time, produced a show for the 3,200 spectators as after Youngblood slammed into Lyons " I didn’t even know I was close to the MIDDLETOW N — Cincinnati Budde as a steroid. well as an exciting tennis match. 1,000-strikeout mark and it’s not that important to Post 507 captured the American Legion U.S. Swimming, governing ANGEL MYERS U “ It was good having Noah out there,” said Agassi, body for the sport, announced me,” said Hurst, who walked only one batter. “ I ’m baseball championship Sunday with a 7-0 . . . off U.S. swim team who has become one of the gam e’s top attractions. not pitching for records or the Cy Young, I ’m just victory over defending champ Boyertown. Sunday that Myers, winner of “ It’s a strain to entertain the crowd by m yself.” pitching for a division title. We had kuch a great Pa., 7-0, at Palm er Field. three events at the national trials, Noah had 10 aces, but misfired first serves in Giants win the war time in 1986, we want to get back.” Cincinnati. 56-12, swept five games in the was disqualified from the Olym­ “ has almost identical character­ clutch moments. Agassi had eight aces, five in the Hurst played a crucial role in the pennant drive of double elimination tournament. pics next month for use of a istics to the steroid the USOC final set. banned drug. Team officials the 1986 American League champion Red Sox, Right-hander Scott Klingbenbeck. claims she was testing positive Noah broke Agassi’s service in the third game of AP photo refused to disclose the drug. returning from a groin Injury to win five of his last pitching on two days rest, twirled an for. ... the match, but Agassi broke back in a 12-point fourth CINCINNATI CELEBRATES — Members of the Budde Post American But Myers’ fam ily issued a six decisions and compile a 13-8 overall record. The eight-hitter, striking out eight and walking “ Angel denies that she was game, aided by a Noah double-fault and a foot-fault injury sidelined Hurst for nearly two months of the Legion of Cincinnati, Ohio, celebrate after they beat defending champ statement in Americus saying taking this banned steriod or any but whaf s the cost? three and earning gam e M VP honors. G that erased what would have erased an Agassi that she had been informed by the other banned substance,” the 1986 season. Jamie Birkofer had a two-run homer to Boyertown, Pa., 7-0, Sunday at Palmer Field in Middletown for the break point. By Ben Walker USOC that she was taken off the statement concluded. “ I was in discomfort right Gold Glover Keith Hernandez as "That injury prevented a hellacious year for lead the 12-hit attack. American Legion World Series title. Noah’s questioning of line calls prompted Agassi The Associated Press away.” said Krukow. who was on Johnson reshuffled his infield and him.” Boston manager Joe Morgan said. "H e was a team “ due to the fact that her “ We are exploring our avenues to surrender a point in the ninth game when he was the disabled list from July 3 to batting order. key part of that 1986 team and would have won 20 urine sample tested positive fora of appeal,” said Martha Fennes- steriod.” ahead 40-0 with three set points. But a passing shot NEW YORK — The San Fran­ Aug. 21 with the same problem. “ I don’t like to take Keith out at games easy if he didn’t pull that muscle.” Coe second best Busch 500 to Earnhardt sey, another coach with M yers’ down the line ended the set. cisco Giants won the game but “ It’s unbelievable. It’s like some­ any time. You like to leave your Once again, Hurst found himself battling an Mourning Is cut Richard Quick, the Olympic swim team in Americus. “ It was fun to play Agassi.” Noah said. “ When KOBLENZ, West Germany (AP) — swimming coach, said Jill Sterkel may have suffered a bigger loss. one doesn’t want me to pitch.” be.st defensive team out there.” ailment, this time a viral infection that put him on LAS VEGAS. Nev. (A P ) — Alonzo BRISTOL. Tenn. (A P ) — Dale Angel and her father, Kirt, who you play him, it’s a gam e like it should be. I ’m not Jose-Luis Barbosa of Brazil ran a 1; 43.33 to and Janel Jorgensen were both also coaches her, left Los Angeles Mike Krukow. one of the Krukow is 7-4 with a 3.49earned Johnson said. the 15-day disabled list. His seven-game winning Mourning, the 6-foot-lO 18-year-old who Earnhardt twice came back from a lap •' disappointed I lost. He played very well. Giants’ top starters when he isn’t run average this year. He was 3-0 The Mets’ 90th error, fewest in streak began after his return to the rotation July 24. defeat Britain’s Sebastian Coe in the 800 down, then outdueled Bill Elliott over the named to replace Myers, who shortly after the USOC decision “ I enjoyed having fun out there with him and with will enter Georgetown this fall, was cut meters competition Sunday at an would have been a favorite in hurt, injured his right .shoulder against the Mets. the league, set up a big inning. The only blemish on Hurst’s slate Sunday was a last 100 laps Saturday night to break an was announced Sunday. She had the crowd.” from the U.S. Olympic basketball team three individual events and two for the third time this season Sasser, filling in for resting Kevin Mitchell singled Clark to two-run home run hit by Darnell Coles in the first international track and field meet. 11-race winless string with a victory in the been among some members of Agassi, who will play a qualifier in his first round Saturday, leaving the roster at 13, one over relays. Sunday in a 7-4 victory over the catcher Gary Carter, left the third and Mike Aldrete, who went inning. Coles’ fifth home run of the season looked Coe. the center of controversy earlier Busch 500 at Bristol International the U.S. team who had gathered at the Open. said. “ I ’m ready for the Open, as ready the limit. In addition. Dara Torres of New York Mets. game with a bruised right knee. 3-for-4 with two doubles and drove this week because of an effort to give him a Raceway. in Los Angeles for processing as I ’ll ever be.” like it might hold up as the game winner because The cut was made by Coach John “ I won’t know for 24 hours. It’s His injury is not considered in two runs, was intentionally special invitation to the Olympics in Seoul, Beverly Hills. Calif., already a prior to departing for Seoul. Seattle starter Mike Moore was near perfect for five Thompson, who will coach the former It was the second straight victory for member of the Olympic team, a deep bruise and it’s throbbing serious. walked to load the bases. innings. came in second at 1:43.93. Myers tested positive at the Chesapeake, Va., high school at Earnhardt in this race and his fifth victory will replace Myers in the 100- pretty good right now.” Krukow “ Sasser’s leg went out on him.” Youngblood found a unique way Moore, 7-14, faced the minimum 15 batters, Jim Spivey of the United States also recent Olympic trials at Austin, Georgetown. Thompson reportedly was at Bristol in the last eight starts here. meter freestyle, an event in said, his shoulder heavily ban­ Mets manager Davey Johnson to celebrate his 37th birthday. He yielding just a single to Marty Barrett, who was clinched victory at the Koblenz meet, Texas, during which she set two concerned that Mourning not delay the which Myers set an American daged because of a fourth-inning said. “ It was the same place it was hit in the left side by subsequently retired on a double play. running the 1.500 meters in 3:31.01 and American records. In a state­ collision at first ba.se. ’TII was drained the day before.” McDowell’s first pitch and then start of his school work, which would have record at the trials. ment. U.S. Swimming said initial "The way Mr. Moore threw the pea for five leaving second-place Jose-Luis Gonzales of Senna clinches title Sterkel, 27. will replace Myers probably be out for a week to 10 Neither Krukow nor Mets star­ scored from first base on Man- innings, it didn’t look good for us,” Morgan been necessary had he gone to Seoul with Spain far behind. tests of Myers were confirmed by days.” the team. SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium in the 50 freestyle, another event a second urinalysis “ in accor­ ter Dwight Gooden was sharp. waring’s single by bowling over remarked. " I don’t know if the walks shook him up Spivey’s time was the second-best for the It could be a big blow to the (A P ) — Ayrton Senna of Brazil all but in which Myers set the American dance with strictly controlled Krukow gave up three runs, two catcher Barry Lyons. or what, but (Mike) Greenwell got the big smack event so far this year. Steve Cram of Giants, who are trying to stay in clinched the world Formula One drivers record, while Jorgensen will take procedures outlined in the USOC- of them earned, on six hits in 3 1-3 “ The pitch I got hit with was and we came back.” Britain holds the year’s best time of the National League West race. Myers’ place in the 100 butterfly. USS agreement on drug testing.” innings. He also hit Kevin McRey- way inside. About a foot and a Moore issued two walks and Wade Boggs singled Charles tops seniors 3:30,95. title Sunday by winning the Belgian Grand Sterkel, from Austin, becomes Although Myers’ supporters Los Angeles leads Houston by 5'/i nolds, who left the game with a half. There was no way I could get home Spike Owen from second with the first Red Sox Prix for his fourth straight victory of the the first U.S. woman swimmeron claimed the birth control pills games and San Francisco is 6'/4 bruised forearm. out of the way,” he said. run. Barrett followed with a single, loading the LEXINGTON. Ky. (AP) - Bob Charles .season. four Olympic teams. A two-time could have provided a false 2 behind. Gooden twice was unable to Youngblood was hit by a pitch bases for Mike Greenwell, who hit a three-run shot a 1-over-par 71 Sunday to win the With five races left. he now has 75 points U.S. nine wins again Olympic gold medalist. Sterkel po.sitive on the test, USOC spokes­ Pinch-hitter Joel Youngblood hold early leads. He went six for the first time in 110 plate double to put Boston ahead 4-2. $250,000 Senior Golf Classic, his fourth with teammate Alain Pros! of France mis.sed making the team in two man Mike Moran said, “ We stand was hit by a pitch with the bases innings and allowed three runs on appearances this year. McDo­ Ellis Burks singled Greenwell home to send victory on the Senior Tour this year, REGGIO EMILIA. Italy (AP) — Robin second with 72. events this year by one place. by the integrity and validity of the loaded in the ninth inning, break­ seven hits. He also walked five well, 5-3, hit his thirt batter in 55 Charles finished with a three-day total of Ventura’s triple highlighed a .seven-run Prost trailed Senna in Sunday’s race by Moore from the game in favor of reliever Bill Jorgensen, of Ridgefield. test. ... ing a 3-3 tie. and Kirt Manwaring and struck out four, the first time 1-3 innings. Wilkinson. 10-under-par 200 and now leads the Seniors seventh inning that lifted the United Staffs 30.47 .seconds in the 43-lap race on the Conn., came in third in the “ We have tested over 10.000 followed with a three-run single in 26 starts he walked more than Youngblood said he scored on a Moore. 7-14, who was throwing on just three days money li.st with $395,258. to a 15-5victory Sunday night over the Francorchamps track. 100-meter butterfly at the Olym­ people since 1984. We have tested as San Francisco ended a four- he fanned. “ good clean, play. The plate was rest, had a personal three-game winning streak Dick Hendrickson was one shot back in Netherlands Antilles in the World Baseball pic trials earlier this month. thousands of women, a signifi­ game losing streak. New York “ Doc couldn’t get his rhythm blocked and it was the only w ^ I halted. He allowed five runs on five hits while second, while five players tied for third. Championship. 9 According to the statement. cant number of them on birth had won five in a row and had its early. He wasn’t loose,” Johnson could score.” striking out six and walking two. Cuba, the only team besides the United Scott is impressive Myers was taking a legal pres­ control, and we have not had this lead in the N L East cut to 6‘/i said. “ He was fighting himself Scott Garrelts. 4-7, got the “ My arm didn’t really feel strong, even before the States undefeated in five tournament games by Pittsburgh. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (A P ) — For the cription for Ortho-Novum, which problem before.” severely through four innings.” victory with 1 1-3 scoreless game,” said Moore. “ I was hitting spots pretty well, games, homered four times and defeated Graf banks another title second straight week. Steve Scott, the Krukow. the top Met-killer in The game was even until the innings. Lary Sorensen pitched but I didn’t feel any worse in the sixth than in the Spain 11-0. the majors at 20-7 lifetime, was ninth when Roger McDowell, the American mile record-holder, won a the ninth and gave up a run on an first.” MAHWAH. N.J. (A P ) - Steffi Graf, the In other games. Canada knocked Puerto hurt when he got tangled with Mets’ fourth pitcher, took over. 3,000-meter race in a pre-Olympic track RBI single by Dave Magadan. world’s top-ranked player, won her fifth Rico from the ranks of the unbeaten 7-4. New York’s Mackey Sasser while With one out. Will Clark hit a and field meet — and Saturday night. he Grand Slams major “That was a game we abso­ consecutive tournament Sunday by Nicaragua defeated South Korea 6-5, covering first base on a grounder. grounder that first baseman lutely had to have,” Krukow said. did it against a crack field. defeating Nathalie Tauziat 6-0,6-1 in the Taiwan beat the Netherlands 7-0, and He immediately knew there was Dave Magadan misplayed for an “It was a good test of our Trebelhorn needs Scott, pressed hard by a field that finals of the $200,000 United Jer.sey Bank Japan beat Italy 11-4. trouble error. Magadan had just replaeed character.” Classic. included Arturo Barrios of Mexico, and topic at U.S. Open refresher course Graf, who this week will seek to win the fellow Americans Pat Porter and Brian final leg of the Grand Slam by capturing Biackmar wins piayoff Abshire. was timed in 7 minutes. 49 .36 Bv Rick Warner center court against American By The Associated Press seconds, in the 1988 Sacramento the U.S. Open, needed just 41 minutes to CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (A P ) - The Associated Press Greg Holmes. Edberg, seeded International Summer Games. Venerable Bob Boone gets beat theun.seeded Tauziat. Although his putting had failed him most of third, played Libor Pimek of AP photo MILWAUKEE — Tom Trebelhorn could have Meanwhile. Olympian Dave Stephens NEW YORK - Two Grand Czechoslovakia on the grand­ the afternoon. Phil Biackmar guided home been thinking about the old cartoon — the one where had the longest javelin throw of his career. Slams may be completed at the stand court. a 25-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole WINNING PITCHER TOSS — Yu the stadium announcer said: "P layin g first base. 264 feet. 5 inches. 1988 U.S. Open — one by Steffi Other seeded men scheduled to Srejberwins NYNEX Sunday to defeat Payne Stewart for the Chen-Lung, Taiwan Little League . best of floundering Yankees Bugs Bunny. Second base. Bugs Bunny. Third base Graf, the other by a country. play today were No. 5 Becker, No. Bugs Bunny.... ” R Y E BROOK. N .Y. (A P ) — Milan championship of the $450,000 Provident pitcher, is tossed in the air by his Graf can become the first 13 Jonas Svensson. No, 14 Andres The Milwaukee Brewers manager had Robin Classic. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Two Srejberof Czechoslovakia, seeded fourth, player in 18 years to win the four Gomez and No. 16 John McEnroe. teammates after they defeated Pearl Yount batting third and playing center field Sunday Minutes before his decisive putt. U.S. Amateur to Meeks venerable baseball institutions defeated Ramesh Krishnan of India 6-2.7-6 major tennis championships in Six women’s seeds were sche­ City, Hawaii, 10-0, in the Little League against the Detroit Tigers. He also had Yount Biackmar set the stage for the playoff with clashed in Anaheim Stadium over in the $123,400 N Y N E X Open Sunday to HOT SPRING Va. (A P ) - Eric Meeks the same year. duled to play today — No. 5 World Series championship game Sat­ batting fifth as the designated hitter, instead of a 40-foot putt for birdie-3 on the 18th hole at the weekend. capture his first Nabisco Gra nd Prix tennis won the first four holes and, using an Her quest has been well public­ Gabriela Sabatini, No. 8 Natalia Mike Young, the intended DH. the 6,641-yard, par-70 Valleybrook Golf and urday in Williamsport, Pa. title. overwhelming display of accuracy, closed ized Another possible Slam has Zvereva, No. 9 Lori McNeil, No. " I can spell better than that,” said Trebelhorn a Country Club. And Bob Boone, the California Srejber, the tallest player on the circuit out Danny Yates on the 12th hole of the not. 10 Claudia Kohde-Kilsch. No. 11 schoolteacher in the offseason. Angels’ 40-year-old catcher, got at 6-foot-8. pushed his total earnings for the “ I hadn’t hit a putt outside of four feet all final round to win the 88th U.S. Amateur Zina Garrison and No. 16 Larisa much the better of the New York Milwaukee’s 12-10 victory over the Detroit Tigers If Mats Wilander. Stefan Ed- Savchenko. year to $104,701. day until the last two holes. I guess they Championship Sunday. Yankees. Sunday was wacky enough. The Brewers battled berg or a lesser-known Swede Martina Navratilova has won Taiwan extends kind of made up for everything,” said Meeks, 23, of Walnut, Calif., built a 10-up Boone certainly got the best of back from 5-0 and 9-4 deficits and snapped a 10-10 tie wins the Open, it will give Sweden four of the last five U.S. Opens, Biackmar. who earned $81,000 for the advantage before consecutive bogeys the Yankees’ ravaged pitching on Paul Molitor’s two-run homer off Mike NHL, officials in accord victory. a sweep of the major men’s titles including the last two. But Graf delayed what quickly became an in 1988. Wilander won the Austral­ dynasty in LL staff, finishing off a 6-for-12 series Henneman in the seventh. Stewart, who owns three Tour wins, enters the tournament as the TORONTO (A P ) - The NHL and its eventuality. He won 7-and-6. ian and French Opens, while with two hits in the Angels’ 13-2 But Trebelhom’s lineup card smacked of Loonev settled for a second-place check of $48,600. heavy favorite, having lost only By David S. M artin trouncing of New York on Tunes. ^ on-ice officials have reached a tentative Edberg beat Boris Becker to win one set in Grand Slam competi­ The Associated Press Sunday. '"That’s the strangest one I ’ve had in 17 years in agreement on a new contract. Seahawks being sold the Wimbledon championship. tion this year. this business.” home plate umpire Mike Reilly said “ We are satisfied that the proposed Wilander and Edberg were in If Graf wins, she will become With a double and a homer, his ifi-: action today when the U.S Open WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Taiwan extended its Yount popped out to second in the first inning agreement meets the basic objectives of SEATTLE (A P ) — A member of the only the fifth player to win the fifth, in four at-bats, Boone raised started its two-week run at the dynasty in the Little League World Series by handily After Young lined out to shortstop in the second both sides,” Jim Beatty, legal counsel and family that owns the Seattle Seahawks has Grand Slam. The others were Don his average to .302, tops on the National Tennis Center. defeating a team from Hawaii, but don’t look for any Tigers manager Sparky Anderson brought the chief negotiator for the NHL Officials confirmed the football team is being sold to Budge in 1938, Maureen Connolly Angels and by fa r tops on his Wilander, seeded second be­ future m ajor leaguers among the 12-year-old lineup error to the attention of Reilly. Association, said following a 10-hour a wealthy California real-estate developer in 1953, Rod Laver in 1962 and 16-season career chart. hind Ivan Lendl, opened play on champions from the Far East. Anderson argued that Yount, the Brewers’ career 1969, and AMargaret V X U I V V.-\/UICourt II in I 1970. “ It’s fun to have good numbers. bargaining session Sunday. "W e believe who started as a used-car salesman in Manager Ta-Yuan Lai said players on his team leader with 1,000 RBI, should be out of the game the agreement will provide a new and Wisconsin, a newspaper reported today. I don’t try to analyze it. I just because Young had, in effect, pinch hit for him. most likely go to Japan to play baseball, even if they better working relationship with the Kenneth Behring, 60, of Danville, Calif., want to keep it going,” said " I just said he’s out o f the gam e automatically ” are good enough to play pro ball in the United States. owners and the league.” is “ a good guy,” a member of the Dorset! raising questions Boone, who opened this season Anderson said. "Once you pinch hit for a batter he > “ Japan and Taiwan are similar in culture and Neither side would comment on the Nordstrom fam iiy told the Seattle with a .250 career average and can never go back in. Young pinch hit for Yount I ' language. Here, even the food is different,” Lai said has never hit higher than his .286 details of the agreement. Post-Intelligencer on Sunday. “ He’s a lone , through an interpreter. don t care that he was in the third spot. That’s fine I after struggie in preseason mark with the 1979 Philadelphia person (rather than a group of investors) .^ . Chen-Lung Yu threw a one-hitter as Tal Chung, mean you can have all Yount’s in your lineup but Phillies. He’s got the whole thing, he has a lot of '" DENVER (A P ) .— Tony Dor- Taiwan, defeated Pearl City, Hawaii, 10-0Saturday, then they’re all out except the real one.” mental error.’ What it does is it “ He continues to be outstand­ credibility and he’s planning to keep the sett’s mediocre preseason is takes away some of your aggres­ giving Taiwan its third consecutive title and its 13th With the Brewers taking the field in the top of the Aouita, Cram triumph ing and amazing,” California team in Seattle.” raising questions about whether championship in 19 years. ttlrd, the umpire crew held up play for 21 minutes siveness and your ability to run Manager Cookie Rojas said. LONDON (A P ) — Said Aouita and Steve he is capable — at age 34 — of with the authority you’re accus­ Another obstacle stands in the way of Taiwanese discussing the situation before agreeing with The fam ily member spoke on condition “ This is probably the best year of Anderson and dismissing Trebelhom's argument Cram, still avoiding each other before his name not be used, the paper reported. filling the Denver Broncos’ hole tomed to.” playing professional baseball in the United States, his career.” at running back. Lai said. ' that there were no grounds to remove Yount from their expected showdown in Seoul, brought Behring, who has an estimated net worth Some critics say the former Boone figures it will help the game. the British track season to a close Sunday Dorsett failed to get a handle on Cowboys star, traded to Denver Taiwanese must fulfill a mandatory military of at least $600 million, reportedly will pay extend that career. His contract the Broncos’ complex offense, three months ago, was distracted commitment of at least two years, meaning players "They approved Yount as the thin! hitter.” said with a pair of impressive pre-Olympic $80 million for the team under a deal is running out, but the defensive and he averaged barely 2 yards by an avalanche of national print are 23 or 24 before they turn pro, Lai said. Trebelhorn, who was ejected in the ensuing victories at an international invitation reached Saturday. specialist hopes his offensive meet. per carry in four preseason and television media interviews. "In America, they would like all the players to be AP photo argument. "H e made an out and was allowed to go contributions will be impossible into ranter field, and Young was allowed to go up as Aouita, with the fastest time in the world games, half his career average “ I never thought I ’d come in younger. In Japan, they don’t care,” said Lai, a to ignore. that netted him more than 12.000 WHAT HAPPENED — New York Yankee third baseman the D R Once the other club allows players to in ' this year, won the 1,000 meters at the Packers cut Wilson here and get all the media physical education teacher. “ As you get older, you have yards for the Dallas Cowboys Luis Aguayo sits quietly alone In the dugout after a 13-2 that order, that becomes the official lineup." MeVitie’s challenge invitation event in 2 attention I have.” he said. " I ’m Four Taiwanese currently play pro baseball in extra incentive to do better,” he G REEN BAY, Wis. (A P ) — Quarterback fourth-highest in N F L history. still trying to get myself accli­ Japan, Lai said. R6illy 8cknowl6d|{6d dlfferenc68 o f opinion, ovon minutes 15.16 seconds, maintaining his said. "You certainly lose the loss to the California Angels Sunday at Anaheim Marc Wilson was cut by the Green Bay Dorsett said he had “ come a mated to the whole scenario.” among the four umpires. unbeaten record this season after 17 races Taiwan’s best Little League all-star team luxury of having a bad year.” Stadium. That completed a three-game sweep by the Packers today as they reduced their roster long way” in learning the offense. Throughout the preseason. combined polish and brawn, playing an error-free "Obviously there was a little doubt among us at a variety of distances. The Yankees meanwhile had a Angels. for the start of the regular N F L sea.son. “Not being sure of what I’m Bronco fans waited for Dorsett to game while amassing 14 hits against four Pearl City because we had never seen it before," he said Cram, who will compete with the AP photo nightmare in Anaheim Stadium, Randy Wright was given the starting supposed to do takes away from break a long run. His longest was pitchers. Moroccan for the 800- and 1,500-meter titles where they were swept for the Manager Lou Piniella. " A loss is inning. thp fifn?wrote out quarterback job a week ago and Don me as a runner,” he said. " I ’ve an 11-yarder against the Rams. On average, Taiwan players were 5 feet, 3>A the fifte spot with Yount’s name Instead of Young’s in Seoul, chose the 2,000 meters for his last HOME FIRST — British Olympic first time since May 23-25,1983. a loss, but no one wants to get "This whole series was an Majkowski apparently earned the backup been so accustomed to when you He finished the exhibition season inches tall and weigh 114>A pounds, 2>A inches taller I checked it and didn’t see it and I now have one of home appearance before the Games and hopeful Steve Cram leads country­ In the process, their pitchers blown out two days in a row like embarrassment,” said Don Mat­ spot with his performance Saturday when make a mistake, you forget about last Thursday with 39 yards and 7‘A pounds heavier than the Hawaian players. we were.” my embarrassing moments in baseball. It’sthe first set a British all-comers record of 4; 55.20. man Peter Elliott over the line to win allowed S3 hits and 32 unanswered tingly, whose club remained only time I ye done that and I guarantee I’ll never do it he led a pair of fourth-quarter touchdown *' it. The next play is the most against the Colts on 14 carries. Yu, a 5-foot-4,134-pound right-hander, relied on a The Angels won 12-0 Saturday. Both runners now go on to Rieti, Italy on important play. runs between the third inning 5>A games behind A L East­ again, the 2000 meters in the MeVitie's drives and gave the Packers their only However. Dorsett ran behind 79 mph fastball to strike out 10 while walking one. He In the series opener, they over­ Wednesday, to wind up their Olympic “ But when you’re learning a Friday and the ninth inning leading Detroit. " I t ’s hard to stay Milwaukee announced it was playing under International Athletics at Crystal preseason victory, 27-24 over th? New York the Broncos second-string line retired the last 17 batters in order in the six-inning Sunday. came a 6-0 deficit after 2‘A preparations. new system you don’t forget much of the time, behind blockers game. positive. We’ve been getting pretest, but the ensuing Innings might have made Palace, London, Sunday. Jets. "This is rock bottom.” said innings to win 7-6 in the 12th about It. You find yourself saying, as unfamilier with the Denver blown out of too many games.” Anderson think twice about what he had done. ’I don’t want to make another offense as he was. U — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug IBM MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 29, 1988 — 15 SCOREBOyyiD Cornhuskers leave Aggies battered and bruised By Herschel NIssenson m m m m m . Nebraska linebacker LeRoy RidSox.7.Marinirt2 The Associated Press Etienne clobbered Harris after a B aseball 12-yard return to the A&M 20, BOSTON MATTLB GoU EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Florida State No. 1 forcing him from the game with obrhM Nebraska’s football team was Boooi3b 3 3 11 Brantlycf By Herschel NIssenson voters participating. Florida his shoulder injury. Borrett 2b 4 120 Reynl(M2b ailing prior to Saturday night’s “Everyone was riding high at American Ln gu e itandingi D w E vm rf 4 112 Coles If season-opening Kickoff Classic, The Associated Press State led Nebraska 44-2 in OfM nwIlf 4 113 Baltenidh Tallwaad but not as much as Texas A&M first-place votes and 1,161-952 the start of the second half,” said ■ott DIvlilen Burks cf 4 0 11 ADovIs 1b O O P H O LES — Grots — Kon Comor- Thanks to an impressive in total points. outside linebacker Broderick W L Fct. OB Bnznor1b 4 0 0 0 Buhner rf ford a . Loo Brovokta M. Nat — Craig was hurting when it was over. Thomas, who led the (>)mhuskers Detroit 74 55 .574 RlM dh 3 0 0 0 P resl^ 3b Phillips 13, Joe Wokltad a , Dovo Not only did the second-ranked victory over Texas A&M in the Although this week’s 20 SOwtnts 3 10 0 (Sulnons ss with 11 tackles, “and when Boston 73 56 .566 1 B rem itv 33, Leu Miller a , Mike Davit Cornhuskers polish off the No 10 season-opening Kickoff Clas­ ranked teams are the same as New Yoric 68 60 .531 SVk Gtdmonc 3 10 0 Brodleyc a . B Orest — Prank Olameiile a . Tod Etienne knocked Harris out on Milwaukee 67 66 .504 9 Cotto oh Bldsko a , Roger Lontocho 41. Not — Aggies 23-14, they also left them sic, second-ranked Nebraska the preseason poll, there was Toronto 64 66 .492 WVk McGuire c Bob Miller 31, Mike Parrett a , Pete the kickoff, that really got us T o m s with a long list of walking made up a good deal of ground some shuffling in the order. Cleveland 63 67 .485 IIW XF7 6 7 Totals Larkin a , Dick Brower a , Sal Russo a . on idle. No. 1 Florida State in Oklahoma held onto third flying.” Baltimore 45 84 .349 39 Bob LoBroux a , Jon Jayson M, PN wounded; After being held to 100 yards in West Dtvhton Sullivan M, Som SeplonM M, Ray Perry — Split end-kick returner Rod the first Associated Press place with one first-place vote w L Fct. OE M. C Grots — Bruno Frlgo a , Jim regular-season college foot­ and 845 points, Clemson re­ the first half, Nebraska got Oakland 81 SO .618 Gome Winning RBI — Greenwell (18). Aufmon a , Dave Hanley 44. N et— Dan Harris, dislocated shoulder. rolling in the third quarter behind Minnesota 72 57 .558 " i OP— Seattle 1. LOB— Boston 1, Seattle (tattlers 31, Frank Volvo a . Nelson — Tailback Darren Lewis,' ball poll. mained fourth with three first- Konsas City 68 61 .527 13 4. 2B— Greenwell. HR— Coles (5), DwE- Eddy a , Ron Well 32, John Sheets 32, broken toe. Nebraska’s 23-14 triumph in place ballots and 832 points Taylor, who was voted the game’s California 66 64 .508 i4'/y . vans (13). SB— Reynolds (29). Lou (tanzolet M, Paul Colomarl M, outstanding player after complet­ IP H R ER BB Sa and UCLA is again fifth with Texas 59 69 .461 30Vk Norm Pelletier a. — Strong safety; Gary Jones, the only game played thus far ing 11 of 22 passes for 125 yards — Chlcogo 56 74 .431 34>/!> TWO-MAN BEST BALL — OroM — broken hand. also knocked the Aggies out of two first-place votes and 754 Seattle 52 79 .397 39 Hurst W,164 9 5 2 2 1 11 Joe Weklind-Harry Noweblltkl 88, Tom the Top Ten, dropping them points. including a 20-yard touchdown to Scrtuntay's Games leollle Bow-Ken Comerterd a , Stan Domlan- — Fullback Matt Gurley, tight end Todd Millikan early in Californio 12, New York 0 MMooreL,7-14 52-3 5 5 5 2 6 Ron Botlle a . Net — Nelson Eddy-Dan strained knee. from 10th to 11th. However, Miami moved up Oakland 5, Baltimore 1 Wilkinson 21-3 1 2 2 1 1 (tattlers a, John Beylon-Ken Dunbar Florida State, which opens from eighth to sixth with one the final period that gave Ne­ Kansas City 4, Minnesota 1 Scurry 1 0 0 0 0 0 a , Ron Well-Dove Ruts M, Ren Breege- — Linebacker Dana Batiste, braska 20-7 lead — and rushing 18 Texas 5, Toronto 3 Umpires— Home, Tschida; First, Bruce Amende ST, Sol Runo-Dfek bruised shoulder. next Saturday night against first-place vote and 714 points. Chicago 4, Cleveland 1 Young; Second, Evans; Third, Hendry. Brewer 57, John Sheetz-Mork Kirk W, times for 34 yards. T — 2:24. A— 17,047. — Defensive end Leon Cole, defending national champion Auburn remained No. 7 with Milwaukee 6, Detroit 5,12 Innings Bob Larsen-JIm Funderbunk a, Roger Miami, received 41 of 53 707 points and Southern Cal Taylor thus became the top Seattle 8, Boston 6 Lentocho-Lou (tamales 59, Dove Slnk- sprained arch. rushing quarterback in Nebraska A Sunday's Games Reo pholo(8|ieolsl to the Hersid Mlke Guido a. first-place votes and 1,032 of a dropped from sixth to eighth Cleveland 5, Chicago 4, 11 Innings TWO-MAN BEST 18 — Gross — Nick — Backup linebacker Basil history with 1,333 yards. 16 more Angsla 13. Yankees 2 possible 11,130 points from a with one first-place vote and Konsas City 12, Minnesota 3 LEAGUE CHAMPJ3 — DeCormier Nis­ Pohoulls-Ed Stone a, Chlc(taenon-Ron Jackson, bruised shoulder. than ’I^mer Gill. Milwaukee 12, Detroit 10 Virginia Smith. Second row: Deb Baslle a , Leo Bravakis-Mark Dennis — Backup wide receiver Steve nationwide panel of sports 687 points. California 13, New York 2 san won the Women’s Rec League 60. Net — Poul Cosmon-Fronk Schultz Meanwhile, Texas A&M sopho­ Baltimore 2, Oakland 1, 11 Innings NEW YORK CALIFORNIA Todford, Wendy Rady, Donna Trudeau, Lofton, hyperextended knee. writers and sportscasters. Ne­ Iowa held onto ninth place _rhbl 43, Bob Klrsche-Horold Griesing n, more Bucky Richardson, under Boston 7, Seattle 2 o b rh b l softball title this summer. Team Rose Kearns, Nancy Guerin, Liz Morris. Steve McCusker-Sal Russo 50, Don braska received four first- with 619 points and Michigan Toronto 4, Texos 5, 11 Innings RHndsndh 4 0 0 0 The first four have been ruled severe pressure most of the time, DWhIte cf 4 0 11 Rndiph 2b Tucker-Som Worthen SO, Les place votes and 939 points. moved up from 11th to lOth Monday's Games 4 0 2 0 members, from left, front row; Karen Top row; Russ Hurst, Jeff Long, Tom Chrlstenson-Sleve Romeo 51, Chet out of next Saturday’s game with managed only five completions — Detroit (Tanano 14-8) at Chicago (Long Bosley If 1 0 0 0 Mfngly lb 4 0 10 In the preseason poll, with 60 with 562 points. Roy 2b 4 1 1 0 Winfield rf Dziedzinski, Noreen Lang, Kim Lauzon, Lukos-John Guard 51, Marty Slenko- LSU. ’The others are listed as 5-9), 8:30 p.m. 4 111 Bombardier, Dave Lauzon. Missing; Henry Damn 51, Roger Trole-JIm one in the second half — in 17 Cleveland (Yett 8-4) of Kansas City McLm r2b 1110 JCIarklf 2 110 questionable. Dwnngdh 4 12 0 GWordcf Sharon Lauzon, Carolyn Lindberg, Cami Blere, Karin Sibrinsz. Sommers 51, Gerry Blanchard-Bob attempts for 42 yards. He was (Soberhogen 12-13), 8:35 p.m. 4 0 11 Resch 52, Frank Glantonlo-Roy Perry Eppard ph 1110 Slought c 3 0 10 “You just move people up and intercepted twice, the second one U Toronto (Clancy 7-13) at MllwoukeelFller 52, Jim Colllns-Mark Kirk 52. 5-7), 8:35 p.m. COavIs rt 4 2 2 3 Skinner c 10 0 0 line up and play,” Coach Jackie that put the Cornhuskers ahead to Murray was an integral part of a free safety Tim Jackson’s 19-yard Hndrck 1b 5 2 2 0 Aguayo 3b E L IM IN A T E PAR TH R E E 'S — Gross Minnesota (Toliver 5-3) at Texas (Russell 3 00 0 National Leaguereaulta — Steve McCusker 60, Ed Stone 60. Net Sherrill said. “They (LSU) have defense that held the Aggies to 227 return to the A&M 24 that set up 10-5), 8:35 p.m. Armostt 5 2 4 2 Phelps ph 10 0 0 Oodgars 5, Phillies 0 stay, 12-7. His backup, Terry tehoflld ss 5 0 0 0 Sontano ss — Bill Muzln 54, Don Tucker 54, Chic got plusses because we’ve got New York (Nielsen 1-1) at Seattle 2 0 2 0 (tagnon 57, Nick Pahoulls 57, Ron Baslle Rodgers, rushed for 65 yards on 10 total yards. Clark’s go-ahead touchdown. Boone c 4 2 2 3 Pglrulo3b 10 0 0 (Langston 9-10), 10:05 p.m. Giants 7, Mata 4 LOS ANGELS FHILA a , Auggle Link M. B Gross — Roger people hurt, have a short week of carries. “I’m on Cloud 9,’’ said Barrios, “We played a pretty good Baltimore (Bollard 7-10) ot Californio Miller c 10 0 0 M well 3b 5 13 2 Totals Obrhbl ObrhM Trole 64, Ted Blasko M, Blaine Hareld practice and have to travel. But whose first two field goals trig­ (M.WItt 10-12),10:35p.m. 13 2 9 2 69. Net — Joe WallnskI a, Sam Worthen Gregg Barrios, who had never football game in the second half.” Totals 44 13 19 11 SAN FRAN tox2b 4 1 1 1 Bradleylf 4000 Boston (Boddicker 10-14) at Ooklond NEW YORK Sclosctac 4000 0em lercf 3010 a, Sal Ruuo 54, Frank Glantonlo 55, we know more about our football attempted a field goal at the gered Nebraska’s comeback Nebraska coach Tom Osborne (Welch 1441), 10:35 p.m. b r h b l o b rb M Bob Retch 56, Mike MIslewIcz 56, Mike team.” New York 000 2 Gibson If 3 2 1 0 M T h m p c f 1010 Monday's U.8. Open faaturad varsity level and looked it when from a 7-0 first-quarter deficit. said. “It was a great game Tuesday’s (lames Butler cf 4 1 1 0 Wllsoncf 5 1 4 0 AAarshal rf 0 10 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 10 Parrott 56, Bob KIrsche 57. C Grots — Detroit at Chlcogo, 8:30 p.m. 111 40K— 13 Speler 2b 5 0 0 0 Jeftorls 3b 5 1 2 0 matchas Gerry Blanchard 71, Paul Cosman 78. Meanwhile. Nebraska played he shanked a 35-yarder early in “This is something every kicker between two pretty go(xl teams. Game Winning RBI — None. Clark 1b MIDavtarf 3 00 0 Parrishc 3 000 Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. 4 2 10 KHrndz 1b 4 12 1 aubbsib 30 13 Jordan 1b 4 020 Net — Harold Griesing 52, John Kentel without tailback Tyreese Knox, dreams about. The 48-yarder was “We feel the Kickoff Classic isa G 1 -ICIork. DP— New York Mitchell If the game, later tied a Kickoff Toronto at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. 4 2 2 1 McDwII p 0000 Melbycf 4 110 CJomes3b 4 0 10 a , John Lewis 54, Dan Hogan 54, Frank placekicker Chris Drennan. nose Minnesota at Texas, 8:35 p.m. I.Callfornlal. LOB— New YorkfcCOIIfornIa Sorensen p 0 0 0 0 Stmdiryrf soil NEW YORK (AP) — Monday's matches Schultz 56, Marty Slenko 56, Lou Classic record by connecting the longest I’ve ever made. I was fine experience and maybe some J-7B— Howell Z Armas 2, Boone, JCIark. Aldrete rf Wtoote3b 40 10RJonesrf 4 00 0 Involving seeded players at the 107th U.S. New York at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. 4 13 2 McRyMs If 1000I u a Griflln ss 4 0 0 0 Jelfz ss 4 0 0 0 (tanovesi M, Sal Landollna 57. guard Lawrence Pete and center from 44, 38 and 48 yards, the last nervous on the first one, and I other schools that have hesitated Riles 3b 2 0 0 0 (>id(sfra cf Open Tennis Championships at the USTA Baltimore at Collfornia, 10:35 p.m. 3 1I 1 0 ' Crewsp 0000 KGrossp 2 00 0 Jake Young. One could hardly tell AP photo Boston ot Oakland, 10:35 p.m. RThpsn 2b 1 0 0 0 HJohsn ss 3 0too Notional TennIsCenter (All matches startot one the longest in the game’s guess it showed, but by the time I to accept an invitation will notice IP H R ER BB so Garretts p Tudorp 3 000 Harrlsp 0 000 11 o.m.): New York 0 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 3 0ISO . Andtsnss lOOOGGrossph 1010 they were missing. six-year history. hit the second one I knew what to that we came twice.” Yongbld rt 0 10 1 Maoadn3b 2 0 17 Sfpdtuiw Court LPBA World Championship HUSKER HIGH — Nebraska quarterback Steve Taylor National League standings John L,8-6 4 1-3 12 9 8 1 0 Brenly c Tefculvep 0000 AAots Wllonder (2), Sweden, vs. (Sreg Ken Clark filled in for Knox and Replacement center Jeff And­ expect.’’ Nebraska, the first repeater in Allen 3 0 2 0 Sasserc 2t1f a S S 4 Totals M 0 7 0 scorn reacts after throwing a fourth-quarter touchdown pass to 21-3 6 4 4 0 1 ONIxonpr 0 0 0 0 Lyonsc 3000 Holmes, Salt Lake City. carried 20 times for 80 yards in his erson handled the snap exchange Of all the hits in the bruising the Kickoff Classic’s six-yEar Shields 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Mnwrngc 2 0 2 3 Gooden p (tabrleta Sobotlna (5), Argentina, vs. East Division California 1000 Los Angeles 301 001 000-5 first collegiate start, including a contest, the key one apparently existence, beat Penn State 44-6 in tight end Todd Millikan against Texas A&M in the Kickoff Uribe ss 4 0 0 0 Mozzllll ph 1000 Betting Fulco, Argentina. BUFORD, Ga. (A P ) — Pnal scoresand well with quarterback Steve W L Pet. OB Finley WJM2 5 2-3 6 0 0 2 2 Krukowp FtiNodelpbla John McEnroe (16), New York, vs. l-yard run in the third quarter came on the second-half kickoff. Kickoff Classic I. Classic Saturday night. Nebraska won, 23-14. New York Cllburn 1 0 0 0 McClurep 0000 Gome Winning RBI — Sfubbs (4). money winnings Sunday of the 82854100 Taylor, and nose guard Mike 76 53 .589 21-3 0 0 0 0 0 Samuels p 0 0 0 0 Leach p 0 00 0 Leonardo Lavallle, Mexico. LP G A World Chomplonship at the 8,107- P i t t s b u r g h 70 60 .538 6'/3 Bulce 1 3 2 2 0 0 E^elh . LDB— Los Anodes 7, PWlo- Lori McNeil (9), Houston, vs. Ivo MIdndo p>h 1 0 0 0 Elsterss 1000 (talphla 8. 2B— Sfubbs, Jordon. SB— Sax yard, par 73 Stouftar Plnelsle Resort golf A A o n tre a l 66 63 .512 10 Leffertsp 0000 Budorova, Czechoslovakia. course: C h lc o g o 64 64 11>/3 (W , Gibson (25). .500 MWIms3b 2 0 0 0 Rosie Jones, tt1,500 7D8984-74-379 S t. L o u is 59 71 .454 17'/j Totals 17 7 11 7 Totals 37 4 12 3 IF H R ER BB SO Boris Becker (5), West (tarmanv, vs. Lltelotte Nemnn, $434)00 Philadelphia 52 77 .403 24 Los Angeles 70- ^71-86-280 Todd Nelson, Son Diego. Patty Sheehan, 831,167 7D-»88-70-281 Jones doesn’t fold Tudor W A6 Bogey by Watson West Division Son Francisco 812 010 Grandstand Court Sherri Turner, $21,167 w L Pet. OB BlueJays6.RBngers5(11 innings) Crews 71- 70-70-70-281 New York 182 880 Philadelphia Zina Garrison (11), Houston, vs. Nicole Nancy Lopez, $21,167 47-72-71-71-281 Los Angeles 75 54 .581 Game Winning RBI — Youngblood (2). Provls, Australia. H o u s t o n K Gross L,11-11 5 2-3 5 5 4 3 6 Ayoko Okamota, $10,500 67- 71-73-73-384 70 60 .538 5'/j TORONTO TEXAS E— Mitchell, Magadan. LOB— San Fran­ Stetan Edberg (3), Sweden, vs. Libor Amy Alcott, $7,825 San Francisco Harris 21-3 0 0 0 0 2 68- 74-7S88— 285 69 61 .531 6'/j Ob r h bl Ob r h bl cisco 11, New York 14.2B— Jefferies, Aldrete PImek, Czechoslovakia. Colleen Walker, $7,625 C i n c in n a t i 66 Tekulve 71-73-70-71— 285 to take LPGA title 63 .512 9 1 0 0 0 1 0 opens door to Reid Fernndz ss Natalia Zvereva (8),Soviet Union, vs. Kim 4 0 10 McDwel cf 5 0 0 0 2, Wilson. SB— Butler 2 (33), Mitchell (4), HBP— AAarshall by KGross, Sfubbs by Jan Steptienson, tSM7 a73-74-70-386 S a n D ie g o 64 65 .496 11 Mosebycf 4 0 0 0 Flefchrss 4 0 0 0 DNIxon (7), Strawberry (24), Dykstra Steinmetz, St. Louis. Judy Dickinson, $5,067 A t la n t a 45 S5 KGross. 71- 7986-7— 286 .346 30'/j Mlinks dh 2 0 0 0 OBrIen 1b 3 2 0 0 (27). S— Gooden, Uribe. Courts Sally Little, 55M7 72897273-286 By Ed Shearer Neumann, who started the day Bv Bob Green didn’t make it happen when I had Saturday's Games Fielder ph 1 0 0 0 Sierra rf 5 0 10 IP Claudia Kohde-Kllsch (10), West Ger­ Chicago 5, Atlanta 0 M R ER BB SO Kathy Postlewalt, $44)00 72- 72-71-72— 287 The Associated Press Leach ph 0 0 0 0 Petralll c 5 13 1 Son Francisco Cardinals S, Reds 3 many, vs. Angellkl Konellopoulou, Betsy King, a,7a 71-768972— 388 nine shots back, closed with a The Associated Press a chance to make it happen.” he New York 2, Son Francisco 1 Leedh 2 0 0 1 Incvgll dh 4 0 11 Krukow 31-3 6 Greece. Montreal 4, San DIeoo 0 Jull Inkster, a,50O 79738969-2a 6-under 66 and claimed the $43,000 said. GBell If 6 1 1 1 Brower pr 0 0 0 0 Samuels 1 ^3 1 Lorlso Savchenko (16), Soviet Union, a , 1 2 S Las Anaeles 4, Philadelphia 2 Marie Taya, 75-738975— 291 BUFORD, Ga. — Rosie Jones AKRON, Ohio — The themes “My putter let me down a little Whitt c 4 1 1 0 Espy If 5 1 1 0 Letterts 1 ^3 2 STLOUIS CINCINNATI vs. Laura (talorsa, Italy. Loura Davies, a , 1 2 5 74-71-8977-291 second prize with a 280 total. Houston X Pittsburgh 1 McGrItfIb 4 12 0 Buechle3b 4 1 1 3 (tarrelts W.4-7 1 1-3 1 ab r h bl eb r h bl Court 18 almost let what she called the Lopez, 71, fell into a tie with from Mike Reid and Tom Watson bit,” Watson repeated, then let Clnclnhotl 3, St. Louis 2. 14 Innings Barfield rf 4 12 0 Wllkrsn 2b 4 00 0 Sorensen 1 2 Colemncf 1 00 0 Larkinss 3010 Andres (tamez (14), Ecuador, vs. Sunday's Gomes Gruber 3b 5 1 1 3 New YoiK T1 Jones 2b 4 0 3 1 Sobo3b 4 1 1 0 Javier Sanchez, Spain. biggest round of her professional Sherri Turner and Patty Shee­ were adversity and defeat. some of the disappointment and San DIeoo 5, Montreal 3 LIrlano 2b 5 1 1 1 Gooden 6 7 OSmtth ss 5 0 0 0 Daniels If 4 2 2 2 Jonas Svensson (13), Sweden, vs. Todd WorldSsrlnofGollscorn career slip away. han, both of whom had eagle 3s on But, since this was the World frustration creep through as he Son Francisco 7, New York 4 Tetata 41 4 9 6 Totals 37 S 7 S McClure 2-3 1 Guerror 1b 4 1 3 0 EDavIs ct 2 0 0 0 WItsken, Cormel, Ind. “I played poorly today, but I did the 16th to highlight their closing Series of Golf, the talk eventually added; Los Angeles 5, Phllodelphio 0 Leach 11-3 1 Brnnsky rf 4 0 0 0 ONelll rf 3 0 0 0 Atlanto 4, Chicago 2 Toronto 000 000 401 01— 6 McDwII L.5-3 1 2 Pitd1tn3b 5 110 Colllnsrf 10 0 0 AKRON, Ohio (A P ) — Rnol scores and not fold,” she said. “I played good 70s. got around to birdies and bogeys. “But that’s been the norm for St. Louis S, Cincinnati 3 Texas 100 004 080 00— 5 HBP— McReynolds by Krukow, Youngb­ Oauendfb 4 0 0 0 Esosky 1b 4 0 0 0 prize money Sunday In the $9004)00 World enough. I beat the rest.” “It is not the birdies you make Tom Watson here lately. And he Pittsburgh 4, Houston 3 Game Winning RBI — Lee (4). lood by McDowell. TPenoc 4 12 3 Reed C 3 0 11 SerlesofGoi(playedonthepar-70,7,136vard, Jones appeared ready to make Monday's Games Firestone Country After blowing a five-shot lead. to win, it’s the bogeys you make to E— McMurtry. DP— Texas 2. LOB— Umpires— Home, Montague; First, Lawless If 3 2 3 1 McCIndne 100 0 Transactions Oub course (x-won this a stroll in the park, rolling in doesn’t like it any better than Pittsburgh (LaPoint 2-01 at Cincinnati Toronto 10, Texas 5. 2B— Petralll. HR— Bonin; Second, Brocklonder; Third, Pulll, Forsch p 2 0 0 0 Oester 2b 4 0 0 0 sudden death playoff); Jones used a 12-foot birdie putt on lose,” Reid said. anybody else. (K.Brown 14)), 7:35 p.m. Buechele (15), GBell (17), Gruber (14). Doyleyp 1 0 0 0 Brownng p 2 0 10 x-MIke Reid, $1624100 7085-71-69— 275 the 16th green to break out of a a 12-foot birdie putt on the first That’s the way it turned out. Los Angeles (R.Martinez 0-1) at Montreal SF— Incavlgllo. T — 3:29. A— 46,571. Worrell p 0 0 0 0 Griffey ph 10 10 Tom Watson, $97,200 74896688— 275 hole. “But in defeat you have to take (De.MartInei 15-9), 7:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 BASEBALL tan Boker-Pneh, $ a , 2 0 0 6967-71-71— 277 five-way logjam and went on to Watson made a bogey and he positives. I played well. I hit the Son Diego (Show 11-10) at New York Toronto Blrtsos p 0 0 0 0 AfiMrtcon Lsaoiiw Larry Nelson, $ a , 2 0 0 70- 708971— 277 win the $265,000 LPGA World “It was unbelievable I made lost. ball well. For the most part I (Cone 13-3), 7:35 p.m. Stieb 6 Cnepen ph 10 0 0 BDSTON RED S O X - - J ^ v W l Dennis Sandy Lyle, $38,000 6967-71-71— 278 the putt because I was nervous,” San Francisco (Hammaker 7-5) at Padres 5. Expos 3 Tetata Steve Pate, a i a o 7487-7464— 279 Championship Sunday. Reid made a par and he won on CeruttI 1 2-3 a 5 12 S Totals a 3 7 3 Lamp, pitcher, from the ISday disobled list. she said. “I was scared. I was putted well. I have to take that Phllodelphla (Rowley 5-13), 7:35 p.m. Henke W,2-3 31-3 Placed Jeff Sellers, pitchers, on the ISday Chip Beck, a i 4 a 71696970— 279 She garnered the $81,500 first the first playoff hole Sunday of and build on it,” he said. St. Louis (DeLeon8-8) at Atlanta (Mahler Texas SAN DIEOO MONTREAL IlLouta 001 o i l disabled list. Ben Crenshaw, $28,100 73676972— 280 really not handling a five-shot 9 11), 7:40 p.m. (Suzman 5 3 0 0 0 3 Obrhbl ObrhM Cincinnati 101 KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Extended the Bruce Lletzke, $ 25 JO O 706972-70-281 prize with a closing 2-over-par 74 the rain-delayed tournament. Reid spoke of adversity and Jay Haas, $ 2 S J 0 0 lead very well at all. Chicago (G.Moddux 164) at Houston VandBerg 1 1-3 2 3 3 2 2 Kruk rt ,50 20 ONIxonlf 30 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — TPena (5). contract ot John Wathan, manager, 69736970— 281 that left her with a 9-under 279 Watson — the five-time British positive thinking. (Rvan 9-11), 8:35 p.m. Mohorcic 2-321101 RAIomr 2b E— Forsch, Reed. DP— StLouls 1, Cin­ through the end of the 1989 season. Jeff Slumon, $ 2 2 8 0 0 71- 737167— 282 1 2 0 0 Nettlesph 0 0 0 0 -Greg Norman, $ 2 0 8 0 0 total for four trips around the “I wasn’t playing my game. 1 Open champion, once the grea­ Tuesday's Gomes Williams 12-3 1 1 1 3 0 Gwynncf 5 12 1 TJonesIf 2 0 11 cinnati 1. LOB— StLouls 9, Cincinnati 8. M INNESOTA TW INS— ActIvoted AAork 73716971— 2a “You have to look at the Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. McMurtry L,2-2 21-3 1 1 0 3 1 CMrtnz lb 4 0 0 0 DMrtnzcf 5 0 0 0 HR— Daniels (13), Lawless (1), TPena Portugal, pitcher. Placed Charlie Leo, (Mark (McCumber, $19,100 70716977-^ hilly, 6,107-yard Stouffer Pinelsle don’t know where Rosie was. test player in the game and a challenges as opportunities," he Los Anaeles at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. HBP— Fletcher by Stieb. WP— Wlllloms. Wynne If 4 1 1 0 WJhnsn 1b 3 0 2 0 (9). SB— Lawless (6), TIJones (2). pitcher, on the 21-davdlsabled list. Acquired Joey SIndelar, $ 1 5 8 a 71-797088— 285 Resort course. Finally on 16 I canned one. That recent inductee into the World said. San Diego at New York, 7:35 p.m. BK— McMurtry. Morind ph 0 0 0 1 Burke p 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Jim Dwyer, outfielder, from the Balti­ Anders FOrsbrnd, $ 1 5 8 5 0 73737086-285 San Francisco at Phllodelphio, 7:35 Jeffersn If 0 0 0 0 Ftzgrid ph 10 10 StLouls more Orioles for a player to benamed Scott Verplonk, $ 1 5 8 a 79708972— 285 She left some of the game’s top kept me in it.” Golf Hall of Fame — went head to “I’m not supposed to win on this pm . Flannrv 3b 4 14 1 Heaton p 0 0 0 0 Forsch W,9-4 6 later. Morris Hatalsky, $ 1 5 8 9 75896972— 285 performers in her wake, includ­ head with Reid, a shy, soft-spoken golf course. It’s too long. It’s St. Louis at Atlonta, 7:40 p.m. Then ss 5 0 10 Parrett p 0 0 0 0 Dayley 2 2-3 NEW YORK YANKEES— Activoted Isao AokI, $ 1 3 8 0 0 79796973— 286 Actually it gave her the third Chicago ot Houston, 8:35 p.m. Craig Stodler, $11,260 ing playing partner Nancy Lopez, man whose major claim to fame raining. They’re saying it’s rain­ Indians 5. While Sox 4 (11 Parent c 3 0 0 0 Brooks rf 3 0 10 Worrell S,26 1-3 Willie Randolph, second baseman, from 7971-7070-287 victory of her seven-year career, Santiago c 1 0 0 0 WaltachOb 4 00 0 Cincinnati the 21-day disabled list. Optioned Randy Blaine Mc(tallstr, $ 11,260 67-737971— 287 the Hall of Famer who appeared was that he’d won $1 miiion ing and the golf course is playing Innings) Whitson p 3 0 10 Folev2b 2 2 2 1 Browning L,13-5 Velarde, Inflelder, to Columbus of the Steve Jones, $11 ,2 6 0 71-71-7372— 287 to be on her way to her 40th pro and by far the most important. without winning a toumamemt. long and Mike Reid is a short American League results Ate Davis p 0 0 0 0 Hudlerss 3 0 0 0 FWIIIIams International league. Jodie Mudd, $ 11,260 74697371— 287 She won the USX Classic Readyph 10 11 Sontovenc 4 0 10 Blrtsos Noltenal lAoeue Lanny Wadkins, $11,260 71697377— 287 victory when she wrested the lead It’s David and Goliath. hitter. (tavid Ishll, $104)00 earlier this year and will defend CLEVELAND CHICAGO McCllers p 0 0 0 0 Perezp 2 0 0 0 Forsch pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. ATLANTA BRAVES— Traded Ken 71-7372-72— 288 from Jones on the eighth hole. It’s one of the great players of “And I’m saying it’s more Ob r h bl Ob r h bl McGftan p 0 0 0 0 HBP— (taerrero by FWIIIIoms. Oberkfell, Inflelder, and an undisclosed AAork Brooks, a , 5 0 0 697077-74— 2 a this week her only other Tour Keith ClearwiBter, W 8 0 0 7377-7269-2a aii time against that skinny little opportunities. A challenge is an Orioles 2. Athletics 1 (111nnings) Franco 2b 6 0 10 (tallghrcf 5 110 (talarrg 1b 110 0 amount of cosh to the Pittsburgh PIratestor “Nancy’s a great competitor,” triumph, the Rail Classic, where Francn dh 6 2 2 0 HIM 3b 3 111 Totals 36 512 4 Tetata 31 3 8 2 Braves4,Cubs2 a player to be named later. Tom Sleckmann, W 8 0 0 707371-75— 2a Jones said. “I love her to death. I guy who sweated out 11 years on opportunity and they’re talking Carter cf 5 0 11 Balnesdh 4 0 0 1 Curtis Strange, a , 5 0 0 71-736976— 2a BALTIMORE she birdied the last hole last year the the PGA Tour before he OAKLAND Hall If 4 1 1 1 Rsk c 4 0 10 Son Diego ISO SOI 013-8 NEW YORK M ETS— Coned up Gregg Doug Tewelf, a ,5 0 O 75896977— 2a love beating her more, though. about adversities and I’m saying ab r h bl a b rh M Snyder rf 4 13 1 MIDIoz 1b 3 1 1 0 CHICAGO ATLANTA Jefferies, Inflelder, from Tidewater of the to beat Lopez by one shot. finally crept in there and won a Stonlcek If Montreal 810 880 188-4 “It’s tough playing with ‘Give me more adversities’.” 4 0 2 1 Polonlo If 5 0 11 CCastlll rf 1 0 0 0 Mormn 1b 10 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — Moreland (11). O b rh b l O b rh M International League. Placed Wally Bock- golf tournament in Tucson last BRIpkn 2b 4 0 0 1 DHedsn cf 5 0 10 Upshawlb 40 10KWIImsrf 2 0 0 0 Webster cf 4 112 (tanl2b man, second baseman, on the ISday Nancy,” she said. “When she’s “I’m not pleased with the way I He got them. Rain. Long CRIpkn ss E— Santovenia, Wynne, Thon. LOB— Son 3 10 0 4 0 0 0 Canseco rf 5 0 10 Jacoby3b 4 0 11 Bostonlf 2 1 1 0 Diego 11, Montreal 8. 2B— WJohnson, SiKtarg 2b 4 0 0 0 LSmllh If 5 12 2 disabled list. Sent Ectwin Nunez, pitcher, to SsnIorClassicsGores hot, it’s intimidating and it’s handled the pressure,” she said. season. course. Great players in conten­ Murray lb 4 0 2 0 Parker dh 4 0 0 0 TIneley c 4 0 10 Posquo If 5 0 10 Thon, Rannery. 3B— (tatynn, Rannery. Grace 1b 4 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 000 Jackson of the Texas League. Recalled Tettleton c 3 0 0 0 McGwIr 1b Keith Miller, Inflelder.fromTIdewaterofthe scary.” “I think I learned a lot. At times I The little guy won. tion. He beat them all. He won 4 0 0 0 Zuvella ss 4 0 2 0 Manrlq 2b 4 0 0 1 HR— Foley (5). S— RAIomor, Hudler. Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 GPerry 1b 4 1 1 1 LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Pnal scores Lynn rt 4 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 10 Kittle ph 1111 (Sulllen ss 3 0 0 1 SF— Moreland. Falm dr If 4 0 10 DMrphy rf 3 0 10 International League. Lopez, who started the day with thought I was aggressive. At Watson let him off the hook on with a routine par when the great Gerhart cl 4 0 0 0 ond e ^ ln g s Sunday In the $2a,000 Senior AP photo Sfeinbch c 2 0 0 0 Jimenez ss 0 0 0 0 IP H R E R BB i e Low 3b 3 0 10 Thomas S3 4 0 10 Golf .Classic at the par 70, 6,5»-yard two birdies, faded in the stretch times I thought I was a real the first playoff hole, pushing a player missed a short par putt on Traber dh 4 0 0 0 (Sollego ss 1 1 0 0 Totals 43 5 14 5 Totals 16 4 6 4 Son DIeoo Berryhil c 3 0 0 0 Runge3b 3 0 11 Gonzals 3b 2 0 0 0 AAorrlott's Griffin Gate (talf Course; 30-inch second putt for a three- Hubbrd2b 0 0 0 0 Whitson 62-3 5 3 3 3 7 Dunstonss 3 1 1 0 Benedicte 4 0 10 Bob Charles, $37,500 with bogeys on two of the last four wimp.” OH, NO — Tom Watson shuts his eyes after missing a par the first playoff hole. Orsulak It 2 2 2 0 Weiss ss 2 0 0 0 638971— 200 Cleveland 000 011 020 01— 5 MoDovIs 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 AAoyerp 1 0 0 0 Blockercf 4 0 10 Dick Hendrickson, ai,SOO 646972— 201 holes. She fell into a three-way tie , Jones became the first player putt bogey, while Reid got it down “I can’t believe it.” Reid said. Hassev c 2 0 0 0 Chicago 100 W1 101 00— 4 McCllers W.36 2 2 0 0 1 3 Vorshoph 0 0 0 0 Smoltz p 2 1 1 0 FootbaD Walter ZembrIskI, $12600 putt on the first piayoff hoie during Sunday’s Worid Totals 35 2 6 2 Totals 14 1 4 1 697069- 2a for third, one shot behind the best to win this event in her first in two for the routine par. “I’m the most surprised guy (tame Winning RBI — Kittle (2). Montreal Oossogep 0 0 0 0 DJames If 10 0 0 Dale Douglass, $13600 696967— 2a Series of Golf in Akron, Ohio. Watosn's bogey aiiowed E— (tardon, MIDIaz 2, Zuvella. DP— Perez 6 6 3 2 1 4 Totals a 1 4 1 Totals a494 (tary Player, $12600 658970— 203 scorer of the day, U.S. Open appearance since the initial The birdie didn’t win. here.” Baltimore OHO 000 001 01— 2 Cleveland 2, Chicago 3. LOB— Cleveland McGrtgon 1 1 Mike Reid to save par and win the $162,000 first-place Oakland 000 000 010 00— 1 0 0 1 3 Miller Barber, $13600 696970-2a champion Liselotte Neumann of World Championship nine years But the bogey lost. With the victory, he won 10, Chicago 7.2B— Francona Z (tallagher. Burke 1 3 1 1 0 0 Chicago 002 College Top Twenty poll Bob Erickson, $12600 676971— 2a Game Winning RBI — Stonlcek (1). HR— Hill (2), Snyder (23), Kittle (17). Heaton L.3-10 1-3 1 Atlanta 188 8n S8x— 4 Sweden. ago. check. “It’s disappointing,” said Wat­ $162,000. That was the prize DP— Baltimore 1, Oakland 2. LOB— 3 2 2 1 Gene LIttler, $74ia 696967— 304 S— Hill, KWIIIIams. SF— Baines, Jacoby. Parrett ^3 1 0 0 0 0 (tame Winning RBI — Runge (1). Bob Boldt, $74)a 696970-204 son, winner of only one title in the Watson needed to pass Jack Baltimore 3, Oakland 5. 2B— Canseco, LOB— Chicago 3, Atlanta 10. 2B— The Top Twenty teams In the first Murray. 3B— Orsulak. SB— Orsulak (8). HBP— Flonnerv bv Perez. BK— Perez Z Billy Casper, $7,oa 676980-304 last four years. IP H R E R BB DMurphy, Smoltz, Palmeiro. HR— LSmIth regular-season Associated Press college Harold Henning, $5650 Nicklaus and become the No. l S— Hubbard. SF— BRIpken. Cleveland 697287— 205 (1), Webster (5). SB— GPerry (27), (tant 2 footb^ poll, with first-place votes In Don Bles, $56n 688960-205 “It’s disappointing,” said Wat­ career money-winner. Block 6 2 2 2 3 (15). S— Moyer. •""IlflS?!!?'.’,*?* ™ «»rd , total points based Lou (taohom, $5650 IP H R ER BB SO (tardon 1 Pirates 4. Astros 3 698971— 205 Oilers appear ready for NFL campaign son, a five-time British Open As it was, Watson won $97,200. 1-3 1 0 1 IF H R ER BB SO on 20-19-18-17-16-1S-14-13-1M1-1(L9i5.7-6-5d- Charles Coody, $4625 Baltimore Balles 2-3 0 0 0 0 Chicago 3-2-1 and preseason ranking; 697088-206 champ who was seeking his 33rd It pushed his career earnings to Bautista 7 2 1 1 3 3 Bobby Nichols, $4625 697070— 206 DJones W,2-3 4 3 1 1 1 PITTSBURGH HOUSTON Moyer L,7-13 . _ . Record Pts (tardon Jones, $4625 “I’ve been coming here five exhibition season that included American tour title. Aose 2 1 0 0 0 3 Chicago Gostage 1. Florida St ite (4 1 ) 696869-206 Bv The Associated Press anybody for the real thing. $4,971,113, still behind Nicklaus’ O b rh b l 0-0- Larry Mowry,.S4625 706472— 206 the top defensive record and Wlllmson W.4-5 1 0 0 0 0 1 Perez 7 8 3 3 2 4 111 GYoungef Altanta 0 1JD2 1 ’The Oilers finished a perfect 4-0 years and I don’t think I’ve ever “It’s disappointing in that I leading $5,002,825. NIednfuer S,14 1 1 0 0 1 0 Thigpen 2 3 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 Doranlb Smoltz W,2-4 2. Nebraska (4) 1-00 939 2 Judging by their work in the preseason with . an impressive seen our team play better,” third-best on offense. * Oakland BJones L,0-1 2 3 1 1 0 1111 BHofehr If Assnmehr S,4 3. Oklahoma (1) OOO 845 3 Provident Classic scores Houston Ck>ach Jerry Glanville The Oilers, who scored 114 CYoung 8 3 0 0 1 3 11 batter In the 8th. 4 0 3 1 GDavIs 1b HBP— (tant by (tassoge. 4. Clemson (3) 000 833 4 NFL exhibition season, the Hous­ 54-10 rout of the Dallas Cowboys Eckersley 1 1110 0 HBP— Carter by Thigpen. 4 0 0 0 Bell 3b 5. UCLA (2) OOO 754 5 ton Oilers are as rgady as on Saturday. said after the Oilers capped a fine points and allowed but 50, fin­ Nelson L,7-6 2 2 1 1 0 2 Umpires— Home, Roe; Rrsf, Joyce; 3 0 0 0 Bassrf 6. Miami, 1 ^ . (1) OOO 714 8 CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — Pnol ished with the only unblemished Boutlsta pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Second, Barnett; Third, Kosc. 4 0 0 0 Ramirz ss Bunday’shomaruns 7. Auburn OOO 707 7 tSSTEL*’!?' "'.on«V winnings Sunday of fhe Hpp— T^leton by CYoung. 8. Southern Cal (1) exhibition record among NFL .4010 CRnIdsph OOO 687 6 Classic played over the T S S P S f'-T GREATER HARTFORD’S Umpires— Home, Coble; Rrst, Den- 2 0 0 0 BIggloc 9. Iowa OOO 619 9 6641-yard, par-70 Volleybrook (talf and teams. They’ll open the regular klnger; Second, McClelland; Third, By The Associated Press 10. Michigan 0 10 0 Puhl ph Amertcoii League OOO 562 11 Country Club course: McCoy. 1 0 0 0 Darwin p 11. Texos A&M 010 453 10 Phil Bkickmor, tt14)a 69648985-264 season next Sunday against T — 2:54. A— 20,090. Brewers 12. Tigers 10 Brett (22), BJgckson (22), Quirk ( 6), 12. Georgia OUTDOOR FANHY FUN SPOT 2 0 0 0 Agosfop Royals; Snyder (a),Klttle(17),lndlans;HIII OOO 378 12 Payne Sfewort, $48600 69876765-364 Indianapolis. 0 10 0 Andersn p 13. Notre Dame OOO 13 Billy Ray Brown, $23600 6^ em A6 49648 (2),WhlteSex;WMtaker()1),Murphy (2), 14. Alabama' I Meanwhile, the defending Su­ DETROIT MILWAUKEE 0 0 0 0 Wolllnaph Tigers; Mentor (10), Brewers; WlnfleW OOO 14 AAork Hayes, $23600 70896387— 269 ib rh b l O b rh M a 4 6 3 Totals 15. Mlchlgon State OOO 288 15 Jim Dent, $236a 696687-70— 269 per Bowl champion Washington Royals 12, Twins 3 (24), Yenkees; Boone (5),C.Davh 16. West Virginia Whltakrlb 5 1 1 2 Molltor3b 3 2 2 4 (19), A n ^ ; Coles (5), Mariners; OOO 370 16 Bill Gtasson, $ 1 3 6 1 3 68698969-270 Redskins tuned up for their Sheridan If 5 2 10 Leonard If 5 1 1 0 Flttab^ 180 01 17. LSU OOO 267 18 Russ Cochran, $ 1 3 6 1 3 69696788— 270 K;',* •Chalenging 18-Hole Par 3 Golf Evans (in . Red Sox; Buechele (15), 18. Tennessee season opener next Monday night MINNESOTA KANSAS CITY Bergm nlb 4 12 3 Younfef 1 0 0 0 Houston Rangers; Bell (17), Gruber (14), Blue OOO 232 17 Leonard Thmpsn, $ 1 3 6 1 3 69676968-270 •ai. o b rh b l a b rtiM DEvnsdh 4 1 1 1 AdducI rf 3 2 2 2 (tame Winning RBI — VonSlyke ( 19. South Carolina OOO 157 19 Jim Halia, $ 1 3 6 1 3 67696 969-270 with a 34-17 victory over the •18-Hole Deluxe Mnature Golf Gladden If 5 0 0 0 WWIIsnct 4 2 2 0 Murphy rf 5 12 3 Deer rf 5 13 2 E— Andersen. DP— Houston 1. ‘ 20. _Penn State OOO 153 _30 Bill Berain, $ 1 3 6 1 3 6987-6989— 270 Atlanta Falcons Saturday. Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Elsnrch cf 10 0 0 Solozor ss 5 110 MIYongdh 3 10 0 Pittsburgh 4, Houston 6. 2B BeH,«,B BI iom 5M. d . Texas i'l8,Wo- Bill Brttton, $ 1 3 6 1 3 63708971-370 •Exciting Game Fkx)m Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Stilwll ss 5 1 1 0 Brokns 3b 4 0 0 0 AAeyer 1b 3 0 2 4 HR— Bonds (22), GItavIs (16), BHotcherm. _ Webster (5), Cube; L.SmHh (1), Mngton 99, SyraoM a , Oklohoma Mike Sullivan, a , 1 1 3 69698967-371 In other games Saturday. Pitts­ Hrbek lb 4 13 0 Seltzer 3b 3 2 0 1 Heathc 4 2 2 0 Brock 1b 1000 Boss (12). SB-VonSlyke 2 (5o“ State 87, BrioiO fig S m Young 37,’Arkdrads 3L Horry Toylor, W,113 69676967-371 •Go Karts for Al Ages B r ^ ; Foley (S), Expos; Bonds (22), Ohio Staten...... burgh edged New Orleans 31-28 Loudnr 1b 0 0 0 0 Brett 1b 5 12 4 Pettis cf 4 13 1 Ganinr 2b 5 0 2 0 IF H R------E R BB 10 nrtaes; G.DOVIS (28), B.Hotcher (4), n,nttl8,ArtzonaState17,Boston R o w (Moltble, a , 1 l 3 69898687— 271 and Green Bay beat the New York Larkin dh 3 0 10 Tobler dh 4 2 2 2 COBrIen c 5 2 2 0 Fittaburgh Boss (in , Astros; Lawless (1), TPena MIWl7,lndtano17,^da11,Oregon11, Bob Wolcott, a , 1 1 3 67-706767-271 •Group Plans AvalaUe .. Bush rf 2 0 0 0 Trtabll rf 2 10 0 Sveum ss 5 3 4 0 Drabek W,136 (9), Cardlnata; Daniels (13), Reds. S * ^ *< Artzono Z John Adams, $6,975 70676986-372 Jets 27-24. Chrsnsn rf 10 0 0 FWhlfe2b 4 0 2 0 Totals 401013 10 Totals 17111011 (tattS,2S Toxas-EI Paso 1,^ Virginia 1. Joey Rossett, $6,975 69696969^272 On Friday night. It was Cincin­ Harper c 3 0 0 1 Pecota2b 0 0 0 0 Houston Gagne ss 3 1 1 0 BJacksn If 4 1 1 3 Detroit m H I 100-10 Darwin LA-11 4 3 3 2 7 nati 27, New England 21; San Newmn3b 4 13 0 LCkwenc 10 0 0 Milwaukee o a 116 i i k — i i Agosto 1-3 2 1 1 0 0 Francisco 27, Seattle 21; the Los Welimn ph 1110 Gome Winning RBI — Molltor (6). Andersen 1^3 0 0 0 0 0 Quirk c 2 111 E— Sheridan. DP— Detroit 1. LOB— Darwin pitched to 2 batters In the Mh. S p ortiigh t Angeles Rai(lers 37, Chicago 22; Totals » 3 8 1 TetatS M 12 12 11 Detroit 7, Milwaukee 9. 2B— Bergman 2, HBP— Redos by Darwin. Cleveland 17, the New York AdducI, COBrIen, Meyer. HR— Umpires— Home, West; Rrst, Runge; Giants 13; the Los Angeles Rams Minnesota 880 sn 888— 3 Whitaker (11), Murphy (2), AAolltor (10). Second, Williams; Third, Engle. By The Associated Press Kansas City 9N MS SB— Pettis (37), Murphy (1). SF— AdducI, T — 2:37. A — 20468. Hambletonian Stakes in straight heats. 31, San Diego 24; and Minnesota Game Winning RBI — TaWer (8). AAolltor. 1974 10-year-old high school basketball star 24, Miami 17. E— Tortabull, Gagne. OP— Minnesota 1, IF H R ER BB SO Highlights from this day in sports history; Kansas City 2. LOB— Minnesota 8, Kansas Detroit Moses Malone, signs a contract with the Utah Stars ’The regular season begins City 5. 2B— Hrbek 2. IB — Tobler. HR— Alexondr 514 11 Aug. 29 , of the ABA to become the first player to go directly Sunday with 13 games. Brett (22), BJackson (23), Quirk (6). King 0 1 Radio, T V 1885 — Jophn L. Suilivan wins the first world 10 A.M.-1 P.M. SB— Wilson (29). H 0 n n e m a n L , 7 - 4 1 1 from high school into major professional basket­ Houston kept the Cowboys on IP H R ER BB SO 3 5 2 2 0 0 heavyweight title under the Marquess of Queens- ball. the run with its “run-and-shoot” SPECIAL Minneseta Gibson 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 bury rules when he beats Dominic McCaffrey in six offense, scoring seven touch­ AAndesonL,12d 51-3 6 5 4 2 3 Mllwauhoo TONIGHT rounds. Roe pholo/8pMlal to th# HerM Undmitad Berenguer 1 1-3 4 6 6 3 3 Wegmon 514 11 9 9 2 4 7 p.m. — Tennis; U.S. Open, USA 1985 — Brigham Young’s Robbie Bosco threw for downs and gaining a total of 489 GoKimMMGoK Gonzalez 11-3 3 1 1 0 1 (Uones W,54 124 2 1 1 0 1 Ji30 p.m. — Padres at AAets, Sport- 1906 — William Clothier wins the U.S. Lawn 508 yards in a 28-14 victory over Boston College in yards. $7.50 Par Pwson Kansas City Boslo $,1 2 0 0 0 2 3 sChdi^l, WKHT Tennis Association men’s singles title with a three the Kickoff Classic. LEAGUE CHAMPS — Edwards-347 won Boiduc, John Gagiioti, Paul Nowak. Aauino 5 4 3 0 3 0 King pitched to 2 batters In Ihe Olh. 10 p.m. — Yankees at Mariners, Bottom row; John Sullivan, Joe Ca­ Warren, Moon only played the Saturday 6 Sunday Sonchez 1-3 2 1 1 1 0 H B F -^ IY o u n g by Hennemon. WP— Channel 11, WPOP set sweep of Beals Wright. 1987 — Charlie Whittingham becomes the first the West Side League softbail titie this first half, but still threw for 194 Montgmry W , 7 2 3 3 • King, DJones 2. 10:30 p.m. — Red Sex of Athletics, 1962 — A.C.’s Viking, driven by Sanders Russell, trainer ever to surpass 500 summer. Team members, from ieft. Top meron, Mike Cameron, Pedro Carvahio, Ext. 63, Oft 184, Rt. 83, Vemon, CT 3 0 0 0 2 2 Umpires— Homo, Reilly; First, Shu- NESN, W TIC yards, including a 14-yard scor­ Farr 1 2 0 0 0 1 Ipck; Second, Ford; Third, Johnson. 11:30 p.m. — Tennis: U.S. Open wins the Hambletonian Stakes in straight heats. stakes wins when Ferdinand wins the Cabrillo row: Mike McCartney, Steve Michaud, Timm Weekes, Joe Rataic. ing pass to Curtis Duncan. Moon WP— Sanchez. T-a;36.A-37410. hlghllghls, Channel 3 1973 — Flirth, driven by Ralph Baldwin, wins the Handicap at Del Mar. Stan Forostoske, Tony DiLdreto, Gien also scored on a 1-yard run. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 29. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 20, 1988 — |7 McCAU. OF THE WILD by Duma* t Crawford M A FU by Bruca Baattia KIT ti' CARLYLE by Larry Wright P u z z le s r'AA KATIEM matter what was happening to them, when © O W 6 TO KICK XPU AAAN&y 1 102, Roman 3 Composer The Associated Press I j o N 't they got up and played, they felt good.” M u n s A U - T H E W A Y fKM F C R E A Shollfish Stravinsky T V T o p ic s gonus I TDTHE CD&RXINP/ mw M /Hetrteis.ib m 4 Marsupial NEW YORK — OK, so you’ve managed to 9 AFL- □DBOOCIEIOE] COSTAS GE’TS TO COMBINE his first love, N > S ^ W \ Q « r ^ 5 Youth stay awake all the way through "Late Night c p - baseball, in this interview when he and 6 _ da Francs with David Letterman.” Now it’s time to hit 12 Timbor 7 Experienced Crystal discuss the brilliant, 8-minute film 13 Mora pallid the hay, right? person Crystal and Christopher Guest made for 1A _ Chanty torturing sleepyheads sans 8 Accented part offered up her irreverent assessment of "Saturday Night Live,” in which they played 15 Year (Sp.) of a verse VCRs by tacking on a new half hour after network news, and the two ended up in a / 16 Playwright Clif­ two retired Negro League baseball players, 9 Help in solving Letterm an that’s gonna be hard to turn off — funny, casual discussion of the movie ford _ "Later with Bob Costas.” Rooster and The King. Costas doesn’t miss a 10 Charged "Broadcast News.” Viewers might as well 17 Half of bl particles beat when Crystal suggests being inter­ FEANUTS by Chariot M. Schuli Yeah, Costas is that sports guy, the one who have been sitting around the kitchen table 18 Placet 11 Step .. I viewed for a few minutes in character as dras baseball for NBC. But this is not a sports with them. 20 I.e., in full 19 Thallium Rooster. 22 Landing boat show, and Costas has quickly proven himself ACC0RPIN6'T0THE LATEST (chemical With Coleman, Costas had another serious For the next two weeks, Costas continues 2 4 ------was a faci e interviewer with an Intelligent, symbol) story on his hands. The one-time toast of TV SURVEY, SIXTY PERCEMT OF asylng his eclectic guest list with Larry King, Sonny 21 Lavas easygoing style that fits j ust about any kind of when he starred on "D iff’rent Strokes,” 25 Spy group Bono, Chuck Norris, Rona Barrett, "Phan­ THE 6IRLS SA lP THEY PLAY 23 _ fly guest. (abbr.) Coleman is now a grown young man with tom of the Opera” star Michael Crawford and SPORTS BECAUSE IT'S FUN.. 24 Snoozing 38 Exclamation of For his premiere week last week, he had a 26 Information 51 Novaliat Farber serious health problems — he needs a third "Night Court” star John Larroquette. 25 _ chowder horror (2 wds.) 53 Wound candid, two-part interview with newswoman- kidney transplant — and very little acting agency (abbr.) 40 Plants' home The show airs only Monday-Thursday, 30 Actor _ 26 Tiny particle covering author Linda Ellerbee. handled delicate work. He is bitter toward bis parents and 27 Mother's sister 46 Compound because, as Costas notes, "nobody wants to Kriatoffaraon 48 Italian 54 Glossy Mbric questioning of former child superstar Gary management for not giving him more 29 Magnetic metal 55 Biblical prophet Coleman and traded bits with comedian Billy tinker with that great American institution, 0 3 O 1988 by NEA. ktc 34 Baaeballar Geh­ affirmative guidance as a child. Costas elicited the rig 31 Spicy 58 "Bali ’Friday Night Videos,” ’ which incidentally 49 Eight (comb, Crystal. Part 2 of the Crystal interview airs necessary information, but allowed the young 4 , ' ZIPPY by Bill arllfllh 35 European 32 La Douca" form) 59 Type of liquor tonight. also has Dick Ebersol as its executive 33 Slender actor to maintain his dignity throughout. producer. blackbird 50 Zoo animal 60 _ to Joy The first show with Ellerbee was extremely A 36 English count 1 2 Costas will not be relegated to only e-29 3 1 10 11 serious. Outspoken as she is, Ellerbee seemed 37 Atomic number COSTAS SEEMED OVERPREPARED for late-night all season. He’s on NBC’s team Th'COt/NTlZyiVOf -. 6PCot(C, even more open than usual when she talked (abbr.) 12 r Crystal, occasionally asking questions that covering the prime-time Summer Olympics about her late colleague Jessica Savitch, the HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne (Zo/wAMTtC, i p v t u c .. PlCTmZf 39 Foot tips contained answers - "W hat’s different about starting next month. But insomniacs needn’t subject of a couple of recent tell-all books that Petif€CT..i, V 6T .. S0M6TMIUG 41 901, Roman 15 ■ your (Muhammad) Ali (impression) com­ worry. Costas has taped enough shows to 42 Arithmetic, raise questions about the way NBC handled 1^ MlfpWfi-.CH6n)- WHAT IS pared to others who may have gotten the cover him while he’s in Seoul. f^eY/pt>f^r 2 JLiST etc. 18 the troubled star. XHAT ''fOAtCTHfWtf"? ’ voice but not the character?” or, about life on (^fZOK^L A T 43 Cut RBM&A0BIZ the road as a standup comic, "Is it true you □ □ □ M£,/vw^g/zy \NHO FBBOe 44 Sweat potato L ELLERBEE TOLD COSTAS of her one­ 45 Born often ate dinner by the bathroom light in the YOU B)JBPY time jealousy toward the beautiful blond WHO, OH, WHO will win for best concept. 25 26 27 m otel?” U 47 Footllka part 30 31 3Z 33 video? — Stop the presses. MTV says Hl& HT/ 49 Margarines anchorwoman, then her eventual realization By tonight’s show, Costas hits his stride Aerosmith will perform on the 1988 MTV 52 Place for 34 that Savitch was a woman out of her league with Crystal. There’s a very nice exchange Video Music Awards — that’s as opposed to dancing and painfully aware of it, gradually sinking when Crystal recalls the genesis of perhaps 37 Music Video Awards, apparently — sche­ 56 Spanish hero 3 6 into drug abuse. Ellerbee said she and some his best comedy bit, his bittersweet Imperso­ 57 Pulsate duled to air live on the cable channel Sept. 7. If n NBC colleagues met over a weekend to plan nation of an old, black jazz musician — "Can 61 On same aide 42 you don’t know who Aerosmith are, you some kind of psychological rescue mission, you dig it? I knew that you could.” Crystal’s (praf.) simply must have heard their hit, "Dude but It was too late. Savitch drowned when her father produced jazz shows and he re­ 62 Coal unit Looks Like a Lady.” Slated to present awards 6 3----- cologne car fell into a canal adjoining a restaurant members being around those guys when he 4 9 are Eric Roberts, Paul Reiser, Justine 64 Maaaure of 6 0 51 1 53 54 55 parking lot; the accident was unrelated to G CAPTAIN EASY by Crooke A Caeale was a child and being profoundly influenced land drugs. by them. Bateman, Teri Garr, Cyndi Lauper, ^lin d a THE PHANTOM by Lea Falk A 8y Barry 56 58 6 0 6 0 Carlisle, Melanie Griffith, Suzanne Vega, OSCAR LASLO «V n a m e . PHONE PER' 6 5 ----- Clear Day 1 61 Costas handles the subject sensitively. The "That’s the reason I’ve always performed, e o o p LUCK MV g a m e . ^ CAPTAIN. 66 Glared next night with Ellerbee was lighter as she Magic Johnson and Sam Kinison. Arsenic 67 Insect 62 6 3 64 was these guys.” he tells Costas. "Because no Hall is the host.

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(In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Angel on My Shoulder' [CN N] Inside Politics '88 L-r; @ MOVIE; 'Jazz Singer' A New York [USA] All-American Wrestling AGE O F •axsasa- A man sent to hell gets one last chance to [ESPN] National Baseball Quiz escape perdition by com ing back as a poli- cantor sings his way from synagogue to 10:30PM (3) INN News [USA] Search for Tomorrow GIX MONTHS?” tican being manipulated tow ards the Presi­ stardom, straining family relations along (M) Hersey's Hollywood Previews of MOIFT dency. Peter Strauss. Richard Kiley, Bar­ the way. Neil Diamond, Laurence Olivier. [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Missing in 1:10AM bara Hershey. 1980 Lucie Arnaz. 1980. movies to be released and interviews with actors. Action' An American colonel returns to THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom _ [USA] Cartoons (M) MOVIE: 'Planet of the Apes' Four as­ Vietnam to search for MIAs Chuck Norris. tronauts crash on a futuristic planet where ED El Doctor Candido Perez M. Emmet Walsh. 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REAtAIIJ COHSTAHT,ffiMSUMPTlOHOFUWTSWILL W DECREA&lMO AW&IHALVAMSWfR J F D im E H W ORKS RISHT WHBhJ d D E l E xtran o R e to m o d e Dier>a Sa la za r pretations of Gertrude Stein's poetry (In dD Jeffersons Stereo) ED i n n N e w s I T ' S T H I S . ©) National Geographic SpM ial (CC) A PKWIcr WILLRg^OLTMWLREAggPiMAR&IN- UnLlTie^ PER UNIT- \A^AVf&,OORPim)cr<5 T VPUP. \ THE QUeSTIOfL ^ Later With Bob Costas ® N B C N e w s (CC) profile of a northern Australia aborigine [MAX] MOVIE: Deadly Friend' (CC) A F w e N d Y, <(fcm froiHfr To HA vT ^ i t s m>9i T h a H PssTRtRTuM ...A tlD T rig /yU»6T L E A R H I H & ALUnLITI6^P£RUMlT.0FaX)KSe,THg ^FDl|SrCFCWIHI6Hll06/VVARriHALUnLITYi.XQUB^TI^ 5 $ Nightly Business Report tribe, tracing the rise and fall of the Gagud- young girl rendered brain-dead by her abu­ (3 ) A lic e RILIXE Now arrange the circled letters to sive father receives a com puter-brain from To W £ O ff WORK AfTfR W 6U)£5/TH£Re'$ HORWOHAU D I f f I C O L T 1 & W A L K . dD Noticiero Univision ju's ancient culture. Narrator; Richard [C N M Newsnight Update R3IHT WILL^EVEMTUALLY Bg Rg/YHEP,, '' ^ form the surprise answer, as sug­ Kiley. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) q 15-year-old genius. Matthew Labor- HAVE THIS BASY/ rR'»6TM £/ . CHAH&E6, Trig FlXVp of CHALLEH&E WHAT? gested by the above cartoon. dD Love Connection teaux, Kristy Swanson, Anne Twomey [DISjMOVIE: 'Going A ^ l' Three oran zc d D M O V IE : 'T h e B o y in B lu e ' Fact-based gutans hold the purse strings to a young R E L A T I V E S mCrf-XS, O F a l l ... ) [CN N] Inside Politics '88 1986. Rated R. account of 19th-century Canadian oars­ man's $5-million inheritance. Tony Danza, TriANK HbU HtffgS ■ Print answer here: [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman man Ned Hanlan's rise from daring boot­ 1 1 :00PM CD (X) (E) ® News Danny DeVito. Jessica Walter 1981. “ |C X ^ X X ^ legger to international rowing champion. QD Entertainment Tonight C D T a xi Rated PG. (Answers tomorrow) 7:00PM Nicolas Cage, Cynthia Dale, Christopher Actor Corbin Bernsen (“L A Law"). (In Jumbles; YODEL PORQY UNLIKE OBJECT Plummer. 1986. CD Benny Hill [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga­ Saturday’s Stereo) zin e Answer: Could be a skeptic's outlook— [CNN] PrimeNews ® Mission Impossible A "DOUBT LOOK" ( D i p N e w s [USA] Is There Love After Marriage [DIS] Sw iss Family Robinson Part 1 of ® Jeffersons C D ® W h e e l o f F o rtu n e (CC)' 2 . ® N o w s (Live) 1:35AM [M AX] MOVIE: laland of FRANK AND ERNEST hy Bob Thavae CD $100,000 Pyramid 1000 Delights' The wealthy Lady Harriet Ns« kBek In Btack. JiiaiM t SoBk Na t t la bvbMb Wb * t U . 9 0 , «fMeh InBhiaiiBBttif i [ESPN ] Road to Am erica's Cup A prev­ (3) Crook and Chase a n i handiRe. from JwnaiB. IM b RiwBpipBr. P.O. t o i 4Ma, OftondB. FL keeps a close eye on the complicated af­ melwde yw r iwRB, ed d w e end lip eedB wid m * e yaw eheeli pByeble IB NBwBaepeibeelia. d D C h e e rs (CC). iew of the U.S. vs. New Zealand best-of- (3) M«A*S*H fairs of her children and relatives. Olivia three yachting series, from San Diego. (60 d D S p o rts P a g e W it h Irv Goldfarfo (Live) Pascal, Philippe Garniar, Marine Mervil min.) E d Mala Noche...No e ^ N i P x th £ ® M * A * S * H 1979. Rated R THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr ITM C] MOVIE: ExtramMea- The victim @SCTV 5D MecNeil/Lehrer Newshour o f a violent assault disco vers her assailant ED Love Connection 2:00AM (X WII Shriner 5 I L E N T m a n (S) Your Show ^ Shows knows her address, and awaits the oppor­ X H o w to M a k e O n e T h o u sa n d D o lla rs 'RaJHAiLVOUVEBI^ [CNN] Moneyline HCNf 60011' ® F a m ily Part 1 of 2. tunity to seek revenge. Farrah Fawcett, Every Five Hours ?vi < v > T^{CC). [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay PlOPPEPtMFBSKTOF ^ A N P o p James Russo. Diana Scarwid. 1986. Rated (SD W in . Lo|m o r D ra w R. Johnstone. CB (9) Horn* Shopping Overnight Ser­ 6BTB0tfe A s t r o g r a p h vice (3 hrs.) T ^ T V EfinH63UNK. dD Primavaca [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents F R E S H A I R - ^01^ LAhkSuAdB. 8:30PM CE3 The Cavanaughs The Ca­ 33) Financial Freedom ® Nightly Business Report vanaugh clan spends a week on retreat at a 1 1 : 1 0 P M [TMC] MOVIE: Back to 19) Robert Vaughn Discovers dD Star Trek monastery in an effort to end their con­ School’ Campus life is turned upside down CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) [ESPN] SportsLook It looks [CNN] Monayline stant feuding. w hen a specialty clothing tycoon enrolls in like a situation similar to one you've re­ CD Entertainment Tonight Actor Corbin college in an effort to make sure his son [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Extremities' The victim cently handled successfully will develop [ESPN] SportsCenter won't drop out. Rodney Dangerfield, Sally 'Thave; 6-t) Bernsen (“ L.A. Law"). (In Stereo) of a violent assault disco vers her asseilant [HBO] MOVIE: 'China Syndrome' (CC) Kellerman. Bun Young. 1986. Rated PG- kn o w s her address, and aw aits the oppo r­ • • a K I K M at this time. Use the same tactics. @ (SS) Life on the Flipside (CC) Comedy. Jane Fonda. M ichael D oug­ children. (Postponed from an earlier date) CD ED Late Show (In Stereo) [U SA] New Generation Hah- Cara (In Stereo) HEY.' t h a t BIRDfe HE'LL PROBABLY Conditions in general should be better you are privy. las. 1979. Rated PG. C D @9) N ig h tlin e (CC). ^ ;3 0 A M X MOVIE: 'Ratum of the G O T A WORAA.' TAKE IT RIG^THOME belanced for you in the year ahead. You PISCES (Fab. 26-Marcli 26) People [M AX] MOVIE; 'Stalag 17' During 9:00PM dD KM* ft Allis ICC) Pan of CD Beretta Rebels' Twenty-five years after they dis­ who turned a deaf ear to you yesterday W o rld W a r II, Am erican G.I.'s in a Germ an Chip's "science project," a tiny mouse, banded, the graying and balding TO H/S FAAAILY. may become Involved In an auxiliary (8 ) Je ffe rs o n s venture that could provide additional could be much more compliant today. It prison camp suspect a cynical sergeant of gets loose in the house and terrorizes both members of a motorcycle | fsng reassam- might be worth your while to restate being a spy. William Holden, Otto Premin­ Kate and AHie. (R) (S) (S) Tonight Show (In Stereo) ble. Barbare Eden, L. Murray, NORTH ItKome and social benefits. ger. Don Taylor. 1953. Christopher Connelly. 1981. B r id g e VIRGO (Aug. 2S-8apt 22) A your requests. dD ® MOVIE: 'The Right Stuff- ear 7:30PM d ) PM Magaziiw Featured: Scott Glenn. Dennis Quaid. 1983. Part 2 of [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred By James Jacoby author Shelley Ross (“Fall From Grace: let appearances tool you. Know where favorable at this time. Give major focus 2. (R) Hickman, Nick Charles. [USA] Discover WEST EAST to look for romance and you’ll find it. to these areas. Sex. Scandal and Corruption in American Politics"); the NFL’s event to honor play­ C D M o rto n D o w n e y Jr. ♦ Q J 10 9 ♦86543 In desperate circumstances South himself, as he always did, what could [DIS] MOVIE: -Country- A courageous Hitcher' The Astro-Qraph Matchmaker instantly ers. (3) (S) MOVIE: 'Fandango' (CC) Five jCC) A young motorist matchat wits with Bo BQ87 might have considered a slam when go wrong. The answer was that East woman struggles to save her family and reveals which signs are romantically TAURUS (April 26-May 26) Express friends take one last fling before being her lend from government foreclosure. an evil Ntchhiker. C. Thome* Howell. Rut­ ♦ 7 65 4 ♦ 3 2 his partner opened the bidding and might win a trump trick and then lead CE) Currant Affair perfect for you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, your own Ideas today, rather than drafted. Kevin Costner. Judd Nelson. Sam Jessica Lange, Sam Shepard. Wilford ger Hauer, Jennifer Jason Leigh. 1986 C D (S ) Ja o p a rd y l (CC). Rated R. (In Stereo) ♦ A 10 8 5 ♦ Q J 9 then raised hearts. South’s band pos­ through the empty king of clubs to c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, through delegates or surrogates. If you Roberds. 1985. Brimley. 1984. Rated PG. sessed one important requisite for take four tricks and set the contract. U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. CE (S) ® Barney Millar SOUTH have something Important to say, say It gj) Do* Vida* [ESPN] SportsCenter 3:00AM d ) News (R) slam — controls. But aces and kings And so, despite the fact that the per­ LIBRA (Bept. 23-Oct. 2S) Because yoursell. dD INN Naws ♦ K7 (S) Amarican Maatais: Rivara in Amar- [HBO ] MOVIE: 'The Lost Boys' (CC) A ^ O V I E : ■Shwfo.k Hohne* and the alone are not enough to justify playing you’ll be genuinely concerned for the in­ GEMINI (May 21-JNancy Kwan, CD St. Elsewhm 1 ♦ Pass IV could become a reality. Try not to let them set the pace. [ESPN] Major Laagua Baseball Maga- [ESPN] Auto Radng: Amertcan Racing Pass but be still had to play carefully to Here there was a reward for virtue. James Shigeta. Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. (S) M in d p o w o r * ¥ Pass 4 V SAQITTARHIB (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) To­ LEO (July 23>Aug. 22) Knowledge that sin# Sari#*, from Long Pond. P*. (60 min.) (R) Psss Pass Pass make it. Ehut did bold the guarded queen of day you’ll be adroit at promoting your you’ve recently acquired can be put to [ESPN] Yachting: World 12-Metar (3) MOVIE: 'Blood Barrier* Human cargo 8:00PM CD Nawhart (CC) Strange Championship (Taped) is smuggled into the U.S. from Mexico [USA] Youth Sactata of the Stars hearts but lost it. Declarer made 11 own interests without offending others. profitable use today, provided you find noises cause everyone to think the inn is [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cloea Enoountare of Tatty Sevalas, Denny De La Paz. Eddie A l­ 3:10AM [MAX] MOVIE; -Skiana' Opening lead; ♦ Q With the queen of spades lead, de­ tricks and in fact was playing for 12 Toot your own horn, because no one the proper avenue. It may take a little haunted - except, of course, the skeptical tha Third Kind • Tha Spacial Edition' bert. 1979. (R) w ill mind. Imagination. Dick. (R) clarer took stock. In what seemed to when be eventually got around to lead­ ICC) (SlW yattEorp ® ***6htwatdi Jobiad in be a good contract, declarer asked ing up to the club king. & 19 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 29, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 29, 1988 — 1»

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Sand, better hurry before you • Uniform iHEATMe/ StOflB ft Fill. • iiM»ms Tsk tawMesHwi Street, 2 room s for Allow ance Howard Road • UNSlUeWk istwMie Adrue get beat by some smart rent. C o ll 529-7858 or IPLU M inn For bollvBries UI buyer Who recognlzeso READ YOUR AO: Clatdfed odverllMmenlt ore • Pension Plan 08 • S«eew OeselMlwi 563-4438. ______RATES: 1 to 4 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to • Bonus Hours Bolton, CT FAMIANDREIIIOKUM ^^^es»epir9*|*Tpp'^P*W’*V* • Hiw dsl S UNI- msnelws g re a t voluel W e ll- taken by telephone as a convenience. The Boom eddklons, decks, roohnp. fiM TIt OriffiRg CENTRALLY Located, 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the • Set Schedule (No maintained 7 plus room Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Mdlng, windows ondL gulltrs. NEW ENGUND Cell Dan M oslsr.«4MSa9 Raised Ranch with 3 near downtown. No klt- 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Shift Rotation) IF you enloy working 7 42 -7 8 8< Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of • Tuition and Bsdkhoo and bulldozer servloe nmumtimnm , ,D. B. lMbslBr, Inc., “ bedrooms, 2.5 baths, chen. Coll 646-1442. 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published with children and hove ■vsIMbN. OtII Bob Fsrmnd, Jr. the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Seminar Benefits For ah your pkimblnE noods. family room with fire­ MANCHESTER. First Minimum choree: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be love and patience to ODD lobs, Trucking. place and woodstove. • Free M eals shore, this lob Is for Bw. 647-8509 Lloonood ond Inoured, Giv G Son IRmoi^ floor of two family. corrected by an additional Insertion. Rm . 645-6849 FmooidmoM. CoS Home repairs. You Pretty treed yord. 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LAWN Maintenance and cation, all cedar siding, nished room, kitchen As o condition precedent to PART time teachers aide CARPENTERS needed- Landscape company "No Job Too Sm tir tanks, new and the placement of any adver­ 643-5151 RogleMrod ond FuHy Ineufod replaqemenft. ___ ILANDSCAPMS 2 bedrooms, 1 '/z baths, and parking privileges. tising In the Manchester He­ PART TIME tor pre school pro­ I mediate openings for COLLECTOR. Cox Coble Quiz on page 2. seeks 18 years or older FREE ESTIMATE6 FflEE eSTmATCS private deck, applian­ Security and referen­ rald, Advertiser hereby HELP WANTED gram . H ours 2-5:30, experienced carpen­ HOUSE needs part time person with driver's license. . tovMMWN-miveSSemMAvM ces, cathedral ceilings, _I to collect equipment 1. Baton ces, $70 weekly. 649- agrees to protect. Indemnify Mondav-Frlday. Expe­ ters. All phases of con­ PERSONS Call after 6pm 742-5224. 647-0S63 843-8649/228-1818 > BEST SETS* skylights, garage, 9227 or 649-4248. and hold harmless the Man­ TEACHING Assistant. 1 rience preferred. $5.60 struction. Full time and outstanding ac­ 2. Trunk (Elephant) rruiw Skrese, ktasm, nu iuiis. more! Strono Real Est- chester Herald, Its officers per hour, paid vacation employment and be­ needed for the Quality counts receivable. 3. Intuition NwUsfiNon.we fc iM ' MODERN 3 rooms, first ond employees against any loving person to core IMIRCELLANEOUS ate, 647-7653.0______floor heat, hot water, for 3 and 4 veor olds, and sick time. Apply nefits. C a ll 742-5317. Inn Conference Cen­ Flexible hours, com­ 4. Cue PAMTINB/ CM FneEBSTiMA'rEs U and all liability, loss or MAGNIFICENT new 8Vi appliances Included. 2:30-5:30pm, Mondoy- to; Manchester Early 8om-5pm, Monday ter. Duties include; petitive pay, cor PAPBHNR liEBVICER CAUNOwi^SSSI expense. Including attor­ needed, no prior expe­ 5. Chuck roast Groat Job PerseesHze i Lsvm Caw room home with 2450 Prefer reliable, ma­ neys' fees, arising from Frodoy. Salary 1$ Learning Center, 647- through Friday. 9659. meeting set-up, light rience necessary. Coll 6. (a) Show Me — Heehaw (w) o w .. Opportunitlos at square feet of living ture, working couple or claim s of unfair trade p racti­ based on experience. ACCDUNTS Receivable. N A M E your . own prtc*. Tap SbN SergsiBi U b m area. Loaded with ex­ retired lady. Referen­ ces, Infringement of trade­ cleaning and room 646-6400. Ext 337. EOE. (b) Badger — Moo (y) Fotber Son Pointing NANDYNIANmd 742-m TiriLm C all 646-7160.______ACCOUNTS Payable, Immediate opening tor Syndot Products Blntl Any wnoum ddNw d Abft Wl tras. Blanchard ft Ros- ces, lease, security marks, trade names or pat­ part time, 12-4pm, service. Please fill (c) Lone Star — Whinny (z) and Papering. Remo- gneat tu ts and bark, miAeh. HAUUNQ ents, violation of rights of THE Bolton Lunch Pro­ person with one to two DOCTOR'S Assistant for Inc. ft setto Realtors," We’re deposit. No pets. 646- some office experience (d) Treasure — Baa (x) vol. gW«8567. BobcNi booNiooB loadsr nrsdi KELMAN UN08CAPE privacy and Infringement of gram needs part time years experience In out application at; SI Orthopaedic office. Syndet products Inc. Is Any Job — Anytime • SMkhm A FroM Uatw WM Selling Houses" 646- 6113 or 647-1221. copyright and proprietary help, 10:30om-1:30pm. re a u lre d . $6.50 per applying cosh receipts Full or part time. 646- (e) Old Dominion — Oink (v) CmSmsSsw A • Ne» Undwee Owen * mwwkie 2482.0 hour. C all 522-2257 ask Hartford Tpke. Ver­ a nationally recog­ ExWorPslBlInoa DAVIS coNsm ucrioN CallGanr rights, unfair competition For Information, call and preparing dally non. 646-5700. 4576. nized manufacturer of IHMInlin • HMIneSDNwilM BOLTON. Like New 7 GOOD USED furniture Is and libel and slander, which eyenlngs 646-0053. for Karen or Connie. deposits In a fast paced 872-1400/659-9655 — e^u^NNvip vrane In demand. Why not ad­ may result from the publica­ EOe/AA detergent products •Alto Mookede fences Instilled 8 7 S -3 4 8 3 room raised Ranch PART time car washer PART TIME. Effective busy environment. RECEPTIONIST for busy with great view. vertise the furniture you G and equipment supp­ •Fully Ineured — tree eetlmalee tion of any advertlsment In Immediately. General Computer experience 2711 1114 the Manchester Herald by and handyman. Must Doctor's office. No lying the car wash In­ •Senior ollizon dieoouni STONE EXPERTS Qay A Son MMomy $217,000.______no longer use In classi­ office. 20 hours per essential. Light tele­ S/T Assistant Instructor- El] h elp WANTED EH HELP WANTED advertiser. Including adver­ have excellent driving nights or weekends. dustry. AH typas of stone work, HARTFORD. Cozy two- fied? Call 643-2711. week. Typing 40wpm. phone work required. Janitorial Supervisor. 646-4576. MNm - 84341743 RaBldantlal ft Commercial tisements In any free distri­ record. Hours, 1-5pm, We currently have ______QflerSpm walla, veneer, dry etone tom lly, 4-6 In southend bution publications pub­ Apply; Tom Kelley646- Send resume to; Exec­ Excellent benefits and Caring and conclen- HELP Wanted. Bridge­ CHILD Care position for wall. 9-5 Call Ryan Ceramic tllet — Marble lished by the Manchester utive Director, New openings In several de- neighborhood. E n ­ 6464. Carter Chevrolet excellent work envir­ tlous person needed to port operator. Mln- qualified nannies. $6-$7 PMrtek, Moa>Frl. B-S ft OranKe closed front ft bock I APARTMENTS Herald. Penny Slefferf, 1229 Main Street, Hope Manor, 48 Hart­ onment. Please coll work with develop- Imum 3 years per hour. Long term THE DEADLINE FOR p a rtm a n ta . The R00FIN6/ CONCRETE FDR RENT Publisher. SAVINGS company offers excel­ porches, full base­ _I Manchester. ford Road, Manches- Gall at Jason Soda mentally disabled experience with aero (full/part time, live In PLACING OR 8 7 1 - 6 0 9 6 cell 6 2 7 -8 9 7 3 ment, 2 car garage. ter, CT., 06040. ,, Systems, Inc. 289-7478 BANK OF lent working condi­ adults. Vehicle re­ space tooling and or out). Nannies Un- CANCELING AN AD IS Easy access to route 91. ROCKVILLE. Large rem­ LOST Cintral Supply Clerk SCHOOL aides. Imme­ for Interview. EOE. quired to transport MANCHESTER parts. Paid Insurance, llm lted 232-7084. tions and benefits In­ MANCHESTER R00PM6 Shopping bus! Inves­ odeled 1 bedroom lo­ crew In p.m. only. vacations and benefits. 12 NOON THE DAY cluding medlcal/den- .DEUVERING S A S FrftRiiRg Meadows Manor is diate openings for In­ DVEN operator. Koge PART Time Nurse All types of roofing ft wW (to ^ ANmONS i FL09N8 tors take note I $179,900. cated on Elm Street. AND FOUND Trovel reimburse­ Full time safe Please call 647-1913. BEFORE, MONDAY - tal Insurance, pansion- Rich, clean, stone-tree • Addhlono • Qsragst • Porch Heat and hot water currently seeking a school suspension ond Company. 96 Elm needed for busy OB- repairs. Wood shingles foam. 5 yards. «B0 Plus Tax. • ComoMieiel B reeldenUel Anne Miller Real Est- health room aides at Street. Full time. ment. $7.65 per hour GYN doctor's office In FRIDAY, IN ORDER /proflt sharing, etc. Cedar Shakes. anddedks ote, 647-8000.O______Included. Appliances, LOST. Spaaky. Large part time supply clerk plus benefits. Coll deposit TO MAKE THE NEXT Alto, sand, giw^, stone • Stale Liosnasd e FiM Eetkneiee black female cat, dou­ to deliver supplies to RHAM High School In Hours 7:30am-3:30pm. Manchester. Needed Openings are as 27 Years enpmrltnco and horse manurs. • FuHy Inswod parking. $495. per nurses stations. This Hebron. Coll S. Culll- 646-8228.______Kothy lannucci be­ attendant. Good Immediately, please ISSUE. FRIDAY Swwee » ttmnma • Otmmrntt Jafei NarnwR Cm c t iIi month, security. 872- ble pawed, very shy. tween 10-4 at 871-6724. DRIVER follows; C8N94|0KI. 145-1787 I CONDOMINIUMS Last seen In the Kee­ 16 hour position will be nan at 228-9474 fo r MASON foreman, five benefits. Apply; ca ll 646-1157. AFTERNOON BY 2:30 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 CM pMiy 9.8754871 8095. GornetComponv. Friday to Monday, 4 application. Coventry area ExpiriMMd luto truck 8 4 9 4 9 3 0 Evenings FOR BALE ney, Bush Hill, Red­ years experience. Ex­ “Hiring! Government PM FOR MONDAYS I ANDOVER. In law apart­ wood area. Please help hours per day, hours BABYSITTER- 25 to 30 cellent opportunity. 923 Main Street lUMhinlc ment, 2 bedroom. $550. negotiable. Knowl­ lobs- your area. $15,000 Manchester ISSUE. THANK YOU Needed to service and FOREST Ridge Town- us find her.Call 643-7699 hours per week, to C all 871-60M, Mondoy- - $68,000. C all (602) and utilities, after 6pm. edge of medical aup- Frldav, 8-5. Manchester SALES FOR YOUR repair our trucks and house. 3'/z baths, 3 bed­ 742-7165.______pr 646-3171.______lles ' and computer watch two small child­ 038-8885. Ext. 775. EOE Herald route. GOOPERATIONIII rooms, 1900 square feet ren In my home. Baby *300-600 per automobiles sleet, in­ HDMES HOMES FIVE room renovated 3 LOST on August 21. Relpful but will train. Short Hours — cluding ford diesel HELP WANTED HELP WANTED of living space, fire­ Large, male cat, 10 The starting salary Is due In January. House­ ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ FOR SALE FOR SALE bedroom apartment. UUNDRY town Hartford Insu­ week trucks. Solid experi­ place, air conditioning, years aid, neutered, $7 per hour with holi­ keeping duties. Flexi­ SECRETARY. Busy 100 Great Pay! INVITATION TO BID deck with view. Par­ $650 , plus utilities. 2 day, vacation and sick ble hours. References Part time weekdays 20- rance company seeks person civil engineer­ Expanding portrait ence a must. Excellent LABORER. Heovy con­ BOYS Junior Varsity All real estate advertised In MANCHESTER. Best buy month security and ref­ grey long hair. Green­ 25 hours, please apply The Manchester Public Soccer Coach. Starting tially finished walk-out ish yellow eyes. Re­ time pay. Interested reaulred. $8/hour. 659- self-storter with good ing firm seeks expe­ Coll 647-9946 photography company Schools solicits bids for a starting pay. struction. Apply In per­ the Manchester Herald Is In Manchester! Com ­ erences. Coll 643-5849. at; The Quality Inn, 51 typing and moth skills August 27th. S1600. Con­ basement. Pool, tennis w ard! 645-1370. applicants, please 3035. rienced secretary for has Immediate open­ 1SSI o r 1989 FOUR W H E E L Chimiul Oparilori son; The Andrew sublect to the Fair Housing fort ft affordability court. Priced to sell at for diversified posi­ Ask for DRIVE COMPACT PICKUP tact Dennis Joy, 78 Act of 1968, which mokes It apply In person to Sha­ WAITRESSES needed. Hartford Tpke. Ver­ expanding administra­ Entry level detergent Ansaldl Bulldlnp Com­ come packaged In this $159,000. C all owner at HOMES ron Bouchard at: non. tion. Willing to learn a ings In their sales de­ T R U C K fo r the I98S-19S9 pany, 186 Bldwell Ripley HIM Road, Cov­ lllepol to advertise any pref­ roomy Garrison Colon­ High school kids for tive staff. Qualifica­ Gerlinde school year. Sealed bids will mixlng/bstchlng. we erence, limitation ordlscrlm- 647-0748.______Meadows Manor Laundry and Rooms must. Growth poten­ tions are as follows: partment. Dependable Street, Manchester. entry, CT. 06238. 742- ial that's only 8 years FOR RENT weekends 6;30-2pm. be received until September will train. Attendance 7346. Inotlon based on race, color, BEACO N HIM. Top floor, 333 BMm II street 649-4011 or 721-7329, ask full time person for tial. Full benefits. Call m in im u m 2-3 ye a rs transportation a must. 6, 1988, 2:00 p.m. at which Incentives. rellplon, sex or national young. Flreploced 2 FINANCIAL tor Interview. 249-9391. word processing expe­ GAS Station attendant. tInM they will be publicly Apply In person or call f ront-to-bock f I rst f loor all new, pool, view, MANCHESTER. New 2 Maacbester, CT tor Bernodette.______Monday, Tuesday, Fri­ No experience neces­ origin, or on Intention to C F H A /F H A extras. Im­ bedroom duplex, fully ABANDON the search. day Saturday and Sun­ rience, (Multi-mote Full or part time. Flexi­ opened. The right It reserved for appointment; moke onv such preference, Family room, eot-ln 647-9191 oxt. 31 PART Time Cleaning. 3 ble hours. M8iM Ser­ sary. Complete train­ to relect any and all bids. limitation or discrimination. kitchen with bow win­ mediate occupancy. appllanced, basement Thank you for making EOC nights, 10-12 hours per day. Please apply at; TEACHERS for Sunday preferred), minimum Specincdtlons and bid forms Syndot Products Inc. typing speed of 65 vice Station 649-2871. ing provided. For an Regional Sales Training The Herold will not know­ dow, overlooking deck $91,000 Owner. 649-7182. with laundry hook-ups. us number 1 for 41 week, Manchester The Com fort Inn. 425 Jewish religious may be secured at the RL 6 ingly accept any odvertlse- Excellent location. No years. For fast, confi­ Hartford Tpke. Ver­ school. Grades 1,2,4,5 words per minute, appointment call; As­ Buslets Office, 45 North ft private yard. Formal MANCHESTER. North TEMPORARY college area. Experienced, School Street, Manchester, BoHon, CT. Coordinator ment which Is In violation of llvingroom ft dining field Green Condo. 3 pets. $700 and utilities. dential service and non. and 7. Salary commen­ shorthand or speed the low. ______help needed at Man­ meticulous person sociated Family Por­ Connecticut. room. Generous sized bedroom, finished rec 643-6296. easy terms, call us for only. Excellent wage. EOE/AA surate with education writing and dictation. people read 203-646-D172 United Bank is seeking a dynamip, aggres­ chester Community and experience. Call If you work well In a trait Photographers, u f M/r TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet bedrooms. Including room, laundry, ap­ MANCHESTER six room all your financial College crook store. 742-5633. c l a s s i f i e d 051-00 sive individual to head up its regional sales needs. Conn & Conn 644-8466. busy environment, con Monday-Friday, 10-4 neighborhood. Priced Master bedroom suite, pliances, tennis, club Duplex on quiet street. Flexible day and even­ NEEDED. Dell Clerk. PDULTRY Personnel- efforts In the Eastern part of the state. The to sell. 5>/i rooms, 2 full plus two and 16 baths. house, swimming pool 116 baths with first 233-9687. handle changing prior­ p.m., 87B-1426. 9 ing hours. Beginning Must be 18. Mostly baths, sunporch, lower Lower level rec room etc. Asking $150,000. floor laundry room. needs men and women. ities and meet the NOTICR candidate will be directly responsibleforthe Immediately through nights and Sunday. Coll Will train. Full time. above ouallflcatlons, level family room and offers lots of extra Weekdays call after $750 monthly plus se­ Wishing will not sell any­ September 16. Cashier HOUSE PUBLIC HRARINO thing ... a low-cost ad In 646-4277 or apply In Paid medical, life and please send resume to BOARD OP OIRRCTORS ongoing skill assessment of sales person­ garage. Call office to­ space for the growing 4pm. Weekend any­ curity and utilities. experience helpful, m e d i c a l Office In M an­ day for your exclusive Classified will. Why not person: Highland Park retirement plan. Call KEEPERS Patty Gerhard, Foss TOWN OP MANCHRSTHR, CONNRCTICUT nel, development of training programs on a family neighborhood. time. 646-4350. C all 649-3200. will train. Call 643- Market, 317 Highland chester needs person showing. $149,900. Sen­ $211,500. C o ll Susan ploce one todayl 643-2711. Arbor Acres Farm. 633- Part time weekends and O'Neill, 146 Hart­ with bookkeeping Notlc* If hertbv elvan that tht Board of Dirfctort, Town of MANCHESTER. New to MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 1097.. Street. Manchtftar. Conntcticut, will hold a Public Htarino at the regional level, and the creation of new busi­ try Real Estate, 643- Shimer for your ap­ 4681, ext. 250. EDE. ford Rood, Manches­ skills and medical Insu- ’ market. This Isa "must room Ranch, Llvln- at the Quality Inn 51 ter, CT. 06040. EOE. Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, ness development programs. The ideal can­ 4060.g______pointment today.Sen­ see" property! Immac­ groom with fireplace, ranee claims expe­ Connecticut, on Tuesday, September 6 ,19SS at 7:30 P.M. to try Real Estate, 643- Hartford Tpke, Ver­ M/F. rience. Previous medl- consider and act on the followine. didate should have 1-3 years of sales and/or 180-182 Eldrldge Street. ulate townhouse In one carport. $900/month Two family 6-6 duplex 4060.O of Manchester's prime plus utilities. No pets. non. Full time Wed- FULL Time or part time col office experience Proposed appropriation to Education Special Protects — training experience, experience in sales se­ necessary. Please send Fund 41 — Your Services 191S49...... •Sl.SltSS for Immediate sale to GREAT Starter Home. complexes. This cen­ Coll 649-0514 after 6pm, nesday-Sunday, at mechanic. Must have resume to: Box Z, C/O to be financed by a State Grant. minars and presentations, and strong writ­ settle estate. Firm M anchester $153,900. trally air conditioned ask for Dan. tools. Work on cars and $175,150. 646-2426 Cute Cape In excellent unit offers 2 bedrooms, the Comfort Inn, 425 trucks. AM benefits. T h e M a n c h e s te r . Proposed appropriation to Education Speclol Prolects — ten and oral communication skills. Herold.______Fund 41 - handicapped 19SS-S9...... •21S4Se.se weekdays. condition. Remodeled baths, laundry R H STORE AND ARBORS Hartford Tpke, Ver­ 649-2871. to be financed by a Slate Grant. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, room, 2 decks, gargae SALES. Par house, vinyl Send resume and salary requirements to: | 2 « J r ------AT I K)P BR(X)K ^yVhen you nBed to advertise non. Proposed appropriation to Education Special Prolects — 1'/> baths, flreploced and plenty of storage. DFFICE SPACE EOE/AA WANTED. Service per- siding. Please tele­ Fund 41 — Perkins Vocational Education Funds M A N C H E S T E tm Kitchen appliances In­ son for recreational phone 1-800-537-2651. Anita Hamblett living room, plus keep MANCHESTER. M a in THE ARBORS IS LOOKING FOR A nothing works 19SS-S9...... •12,SSl.se aparti f . cool In the In-ground cluded. All this and lust vehicles. Apply: Blon- Find the Item to be financed by a Slate Grant. T minutes to Hartford. Street. 450 plus square like Classified! stetn Camping Center, United Bank pool and enclosed feet In Downtown. FEW GOOD PEOPLE! FULL or part time help Proposed appropriation to (General Fund — Board of Direc­ hly. porch. Seller to help $136,000. C a ll D iane The newetf reffremenf community In the Utnchcalar Route 83, R ockville. tors — Hazardous Waste Collection Project...... NASSSiSe leferences, Prime location. Ideal wanted. Apply: Whi­ you need 676 iWain Street pay closing costs. Johnson for your per­ ares It now hiring to staff Iho following dtptrtmtnla: thorn Nursery, Route 6, WANT to be financed by a State Grant of IT4M.Wand a ST4N.SS al­ tv. 643-0005. 1 sonal showing. Sentry for doctor or dentist. M oiiclfedor Herald location from Fund balance reserved for Conservation $153,900. D.W. Fish Bolton. 643-7802.. PICTURE Framing expe- Real Estate, 643-4060.O 649-4820 o r 646-4412 to FOOD SERVICE rlence necessary. Im­ Commission purposes. Wiiiimantic, CT 06226 Realty, 643-1591 .d leave messoge.______mediate opening. Coll A 4 3 -3 7 1 1 Proposed appropriation to General Fund— Humon Services EOEM/F/H/V A Smart Buy. More for Cooki. AsalMant*. WoHroMM/Wiltart. Dlshwathara DENTAL Business Secre- ADS BINGOII Just the right FURNISHED Offices with tary Assistant. Will Ted, 644-8750. — Community Agencies — VN A ...... >11,7140# set-up for one-floor liv­ your comfort, conven­ HOUSEKEEPINq to bg flnonced from Fund Balance. ience and money des­ phone, receptionist, D ial 643-2711 train. Part or full time. ing at It's best! Mint copy, fax and secre- 649-9287. Proposed appropriation to Fire Fund 4 — Paramedics — condition with easy cribes this spacious 3 Suporvltor S Exporlonead HouMkMpais GET T R A N S FE R to Reserve...... •M.StP.lT BOLTON loke,2bedroom bedroom, 7'/2 bath cen­ to ry support. 647-4800. to be financed from Fund Balance resulting from unex­ iWaintenance Supervisor & Cope, large lot,2 stor­ maintenance Inside MAINTENANCE ADS: pended appropriations for Rscol Year 19S7-SS. and outside. 5 rooms, 2 tral air conditioned age sheds, gas heat, unit featuring a Tull INDUSTRIAL Suparvisor. and Operational Staff Mlnl-But Drivar RESULTS Proposed appropriation to Bond and Grant Fund 9-94S — iW echanics appliances, private bedrooms, gracious flreploced living room, basement with 2 fin­ PROPERTY the EVERY Homeless Shelter...... •SStAt beach. 18 Colonial ished rooms for your SECURITY DAY KITCHEN Help wanted. to be financed by a contribution from the Manchester Area High Speed Success Rood. $144,900. 649- formal dining room, Cenitrence ot Churches. 1794. full basement, 1-car work and ploy. VA, MANCHESTER. 3400 Evening. Nlghltlma. Wookondt AND Both full and port time FHA approved. All for wonder positions available. Proposed appropriation to General Fund — Miscellaneous The Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New garage. Lakewood Cir­ square feet Industrial IN Budget — TRANSFER to Capitol Improvement Reserve — only $136,900. Century ADMINI8TRA;n^^ ^ S N E T Paid vocation and holi­ York, part of the worldwide Coca-Cola fam­ VERNON. Beautiful cle area. $187,500. Jack- space. Loading dock, Community ''Y " improvements...... *14,gig.i# home on 1.63 acres. son ft Jackson Real 21 Epstein Realty, 647- parking. Woodland In- Socrotirlal/Admlnlatratlva AulMant We go beyond the call. days. Great for moth­ to be flnonced from Fund Balance. ily, needs experienced Maintenance pro­ 8895.0 ______worfeer Sim ers who follow Man­ This Raised ranch has Estote, 647-8400.O dustrlol P ark. 643-2121. Proposed appropriation to General Fund — TRANSFER to ACTIVITIES chester School fessionals for their 1 st and 3rd shifts at their many, many features MORE For Your Money. MANCHESTER. CHFA- Capital Improvement Reserve — ______to offer I Hardwood Dlroelor ManchesterHerald calender. Coll for Inter­ Sidewalk Repairs...... •IS,SiS.SS East Hartford plant. Ram bling 4 bedroom FHA approved condo. I S n ROOMMATES Join a new teem In a brandnd now facility. En|oy good pay,i view between 8am- to be financed from Fund Balance. floors under carpet, Ranch on extra large Special condo for a I 2 S J WANTED COMMUNICATIONS 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 MalatBaaiKB SBparvisor formal dining room, single or a couple! full banaflle.* IncludingI vacation, holldaya, sick time,ti 1pm. East Catholic Fropoted appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 61 — Lo- beautifully landscaped large family room on Sliders to a deck, se­ health Ineuranca, llfa/dltablllty, dental, workerk com- High School. 646-5271. col Copllal Improvement Program — 1st Skffl lot. Features Include MANCHESTERT^Aoir, penoatlon, uniform allowance. Mory Chanty LIbrory Improvements...... •lS7,ISlJi lower level with walk­ first floor fam ily room, curity system, pool, non-smoker to shore *OsfMNM vwy bossd on AMNwis or port Mwo Matua EQUIPMENT to be financed by a State Grant. To qualify, you need at least 3 years super­ out to Inground pool 2 full baths. Private exercise room, sauna I spacious 2 bedrooms, Th« Arbors will be a BETTER place to worki Cell Phyllis Proposed appropriation to General Fund — TRANSFER to visory experience In production line trou­ area, Florida room, rural area convenient Very private location. kitchen, living room, Saaoevllla, 647-B343 or drop In to the Csrrlsga House, Capital Improvement Reserve Funds— a n d much more! Com plex Is set back In Mory Cheney Library Building and (h’ounds...... •4ASSS.SS bleshooting, maintenance and repair. to highway and shop­ I'/i baths. Includes 385 W. Center Stroal, Manchoatar to complata an appli­ TECHNICIANS $189,900. Coll for on ping. Reduced to sell at woods, vet very close to bg financed from Fund Balance resulting from (qpsed Technical school degree required. heat and water. $355. cation. 19S7-SS appropriations of •tt.lSS.tt and 19S7-S8 fines and fees appointment I Realty $161,900. Century 21 Ep- to 384. $85,900Anne 646-2881 .c collected totalling ns.lSS.SS World, Benoit, steln Realty, 647-8895.P M iller Real Estate, 647- M a M s M B C B M b c Iw r Ic Frechette Associates, 8000.0 ' iR E W A R D l Proposed appropriation to General Fund — ^ IMMEDIATE SrdSiim 646- 7709.O______COUNTRY Comfort. Country living with on to bp flnanced from Fund Balance resulting from lapsed To qualify, you must be a graduate of a I^BUBINEBB IWerchandlse' FULLTIME OPENINGS 19S7-SS opproprlatlen. PRIVATE Setting. Man­ edsy commute to Hart- fj3cd jTtakes this 4 bed- I S I PROPERTY Freposed appropriation to General Fund — Miscellaneous technical school. Requires excellent chester. Attractively Budget — TRANSFER to Capital Improvement R jw rw — mechanical skills and a background In high decorated living room ' # lm Rarrlson Colon- BOATS/MARINE PRIVATE PARTY »150d Landfill Rtterve ...... t l M S M S and dining area of this 3 M i: a must to see. FOR sole. Manchester WILLIMANTIC (AHar 00 Days af Ssrviea) to be financed from Fond Balance resullino from revenues speed hydraulic and electrical equipment. bedroom Roch fea­ Features large eot-ln Doctor's office space. EQUIPMENT Merchandise Ads In excess of budget estimate. PlaBt MalRtagaRce/lUacliaRlc tures raised fireplace kitchen, formal dining Hilliard Professional The recDgnized telecDmmunicatiDns leader in Cennec- N R S T CLASS Proposed appropriations to General Fund; and . bookcases with room, flreploced living Building. 2,153 square BSArTTgeTThaparrar, ticut is Dffering exceptional and outstanding career oppor­ IstSMtl room, first floor fam ily feet and convenient 225XLC, 21 footer, Mer AUTOMOTIVE Boord ot Olrectore...... 2 S H ! cupboards. Large In- Cruiser, 260 HP, with tunities for Communications Equipment Technicians. Probata Court...... To qualify, you mutt be a graduate of a ground pool and bath­ Foom. Priced at storage area. 1st floor. Public Works — Sanitation...... $189,900. Century 21 Ep- Move-In condition. Ex­ trailer and many ac­ TECHNICIANS technical school with 1-3 years building house. 2 full baths, 2car Excellent wagee of up to $660.50/week fully Publle Works — Pork and C em etery...... -jjW H H garaoe plus much BWIn’RBalty, 647-8895.n cellent porklnal In­ cessories. $19,000. Call needed to work In our busy maintenance experience. Knowledge of quire today at 646-S153. 643-9095 weekdays be­ commensurate with experience & education more. $204,900. D.W. MANCHESTER. Havs- growing dealership. Good carpentry, plumbing, and mesonery re­ iFIsh Realty, 643-1591.0 tween B-5:30pm, ask for T o ta l...... tack Lane. 2 year old 9 • Medical and dental benefits hourly wage plus perfor­ room UftR Contempor­ to bP flnanced from prior year Fond Balance Reserve for quired. Basic knowledge of air condition­ O N CE In a Blue moon- • Paid vacations mance, bonus, fully paid outstandlnp encumbrancee. ary. 4 bedrooms, over­ M0RT8ABEB * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days ing and boiler heating syatems la essential. ...doet such a distin­ sized family room,spa­ MUSICAL • Savings and pension plans fam. health insurance, profit Proposed appropriation to Water Fund 2 — ...... 248A77 guished home become * Additional Lines 50« Per Line, Per Day to OP financed from prior year Fond Balance Reserve for cious kitchen, ITCMS sharing, vacation, paid holi­ outstandlnp encumbrances. In return for your abllltlee, we offer an ex­ avallablel Superb lo­ ‘ FAUHMiniNDfr ' BACKGROUNO MUST INCLUDE: cathedral celling In liv­ * Classifications 71 thru 87 days, paid sick time, techni­ Call Joe McCavanagh Proposed appropriation to Sewer Fund 2 — ...... *14S^ cellent aalary and benefits package as well cation on TImrod rood. ing room, formal din­ CTOP FORCCLOSUKIl PIAN^oTsaleToJru? A Merchandise Under *250 • Connecticut State T2, E2, or V2 license cians interested to bp flnanced from prior year Fund Balance Reserve for as outstanding growth potential. If you’re A n so ld l-b u llt In 1972 ing room , 3 baths, fire­ If you are falling behind on right. Must sell, $250 or outstanding encumbrances with plaster construc­ place, central air, and beet oHer. 646-SI75. * Ad must contain price! • Vblid driver’s license looking for high speed success on the lob, tion. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 your mortgage peymenta... 646-4321 Proposed appropriation to Fire Fund 4 — ...... *2248740 much more. Treed OR...If your home la In fore­ You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds • Safe driving record (no more than 5 pts) to be flnanced from prior veor Fond Balance Reserve for apply In person or write Indicating position baths, summer porch, yard on a cul-de-sac outstandine encumbrancee. enormous country kit­ closure, WE CAN HELPI due to this low price... of Interest to: street. Asking $420,000. No payment program avail­ CALL COLLECT between 9am— 3pm All Public meetings of the Town of Manchettar ore held at lo- chen with wet bar, U ftR R e o ltv , 643-2692.0 col Ions which are accessible to handicapped citizeni. In ad- The Coca-Coia Bottiing Company hardwood floors able for up to 2 yeara. Bad ditloa, handicapped individuals requiring an auxiliary aid n throughout. 2 firepla­ M A N C H E S T E R . An Im- credit le not e proMemllAak SIAMESE Kittens. CFA 203-771-5266 order to tadlltata their participation of »5ould moculote home that It how LOW peyments can Champion parents. For information and to arrange for testing. contact thp Town at 647-S123 one week prior to the scheduled of Now York, Inc., ces, gracious and ma­ meeting so that appropriate arrangements con be mode. ture landscaping sur­ picture perfect. Light help you SAVE YOUR Very affectionate. CALL CLASSIFIED Shots. $150-1300. 647- an equal opportunity employer m/f James F. Fopartv, 4S1 Main Street rounds this truly and airy kitchen. Flre- HOME TODAY! ploced living room. A 11S4 Secretory, Board of Directors monlflcent home. Ssrlee OeeiefeiMve areeg Eaft Hartford, CT 06108 $329,900. Jackso n ft special home that must iHELTIE AKC reglt- 643-2711 now: OX] Ojtod at Manchostor, Connocticut this 24th dov of August, be seen. D.W. Fish al(2aS)484-lSMer Equal oppoctunHy omployor M/F/H Jackson Raol Estate, tered. Blue merle and 647- 8400.O Realty, 643-1591.0 (2aS)4IM4a« tri-color. 742-61W. go — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 29, 1988

TAG MI8CELLANE0U8 MISCELLANEOUS CARS CARS CARS CARS GALES FOR GALE I FOB SALE FOR SALE CARO FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Pay hikes NOTICE. Conntcticut 6«n- EIGHT month old water- U.7 YUGO. Uh. new. FIREBIRD Espirit 1979. COMET, 1976. Runs, $150. eral Statutt 23-«5 prohibit bed, $325. Cour^ouse am/fm cassette, 4 1988 FORD Tempo GL. the potting of odvertlte- ENDROLLS One Gold membership, Automatic, V-8, good for ports. 649-7351 Moving, must sell. Air, mentt by any person, firm or Se// Your Car speed, 10,600 miles. loaded. Excellent con­ arKsftdui.aM 1 2 '/2 months left for $2400. 646-4762. Chevy Malibu 1977, V8, om/fm cassette, 4200 School nurses corporotlon on a telegraph, dition. $2300 or best miles. $9000 firm. 643- telephone, electric light or m ssidih. a (or ai* $450. Compared to reg­ olr, good tires. $950 or M U «T oe etcked up et Pte ular price of $700 plus. 1984 Corolla, 4 door se- otter. 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Capri •5995 ISS4 Ren. Allltnce...... >2295 Cheney Tech feels an ‘aftershock’ after suicides 87 Ford Cr. Vic. 84 Honda C R X •5495 4 Dr. 4 Spd, Lo mllee •10,995 AT LYNCH TOYOTA/PONTIAC 83 Plym. Turlamo •3795 1SS4 Cbav Chevatte ...... ^2695 87 Marc. Cougar •10,495 Special Purchase By Nancy Concelman "aftershock.” members still fear a chain I dr. 4 Spd., S4K mi.‘Uke new* Jen Flemming of Manchester, Family Services, said Murphy 84 Ford Tempo •3995 Manchester Herald “ It’s the third one,” said the reaction. Today a statement was read to 88 Toyota Camry •8995 88 Bonnevllles SAVE a sophomore at Cheney Tech, may have followed the example 84 Pontiac 8000 •5795 1554 rord Eicon D L ...... •2795 student who didn’t want her name students in grades 10 through 12 80 Oataun 200 SX Wason. 4 Dr.. 8 Spd.. Deluxe Int. That fear has caused Cheney •2495 86 Marc. Marquit •5995 88 Tercel 3 dr, red met., 5K ml. 0 i e said she was shocked at the of the other two Cheney Tech giving the facts of Murphy’s OS Honda Accord H/B •6495 On opening day at Howell used. “ The shock is kind of an Tech officials- to bring in extra 1555 Buick R ivie ra...... •6495 88 Pontiac Safari Wgn 3K ml incident and is worried that more students. death and letting them know that 00 Honda C R X H/B •6995 Loaded. U w MIlea 88 Marc. Q. Mar. LS •11,495 88 Flero Formula, white, AT, AC Cheney Regional Vocational aftershock.” counselors and psychologists and U students may commit suicide. Rob Ledder, school psycholo­ 84 O lds Cutlass •6995 IStlPly. HoHion...... 41995 88 Grand Am SE, quad 4 Technical School, students and Many of the students inter­ help is available if they have a 88 Olda Clara •8495 \oMf( to begin planning staff and parent On March 8 ,17-year-old Enrico gist at Cheney Tech for about six 88 Toyota Tsrcal •6195 4 Dr.. AT. Very Clean 87 Pont. Sunbird, blue/gray, 13K staff members had more to think viewed as school opened today problem, Randall said. 07 Sunbird •5995 programs to help people cope, Dr. J. Attenello Jr. of East Windsor IN I Toyota Supra...... *4495 88 Merc. Marquit Brog. 459 95 87 Clco GT Lb, AT, AC, pwr. pkg about than finding classrooms, said they didn't know Timothy years, said today he didn’t think Ledder said the statement is 85 Honda Prsluds •9495 Loaded. Exc. Cond. L«wis Randall, school director, committed suicide. East Windsor the three students knew each 88 V W Scirocco 85 Lincoln Com. •12,995 87 Pont. 6000Le 4 dr, fully eqpd. meeting new teachers and seeing Murphy, the 15-year-old Elling­ supposed to help “ normalize” •9595 ISSI DodfeOmnl...... 41995 said today. The school also has police said. Two months later 07 Toyota Corolla •6995 87 Pontiqc TIOOO 2 dr, AT, PS old friends. other, but was “ fairly certain” all staff and .students as much as 4 Dr.. Auto. Lo Lo Mllet 88 Buick W agOLO •8995 ton resident who police said asked for assistance from the 07 Honda Accord LXI •11,995 87 Celicq GTS LB, red, loqded Robert J. Stewart, 17, of Tolland, three shot themselves. possible. IN I PoMlac T-IOM...... >1795 After the third suicide of a committed suicide in Vernon 05 Chrys SIh Avs. •^995 65 Old! Cull SO L O state Department of Education. also committed suicide, state “ Our job is to figure out what 4 Dr. 4 Spd.. Lo ml.. I Owner •7495 87 Pont. Flero SE coupe, black Cheney Tech student this year, Friday, because he was a fresh­ The statement this morning 88 Honda Accord LXI •10,695 87 Toyota P/U, apprx 5000 miles The Manchester school system police said. we need to do to put a .stop to this. 82 Olda Cutlass IN I Cbevy Camaro...... *2495 84 Buick LaSabra •6995 students are experiencing what man at Cheney Tech last .school was read to each homeroom •4695 Spt. Cpo.. AT. PS. AC. Spt. Wbeeii 87 Cutlass Sprme cpe, maroon has also offered extra coun.selors, Andy Schwartz, director of the 85 Ford Tsm po That’s what we’re struggling •4995 84 Chevy Cl. 3 O I- O •5495 one student today called an year. But students and staff Randall said. G 1S7S Chev. Cuat. V a n ...... 44495 87 Cheyy Noya 4 dr, AT, AC THIS WEEK’S Manchester office of Child and with,” Ledder said. See SUICIDE, page 10 85 Olds Cutlass CIsrra •6595 factory Coov. AC, AT. CC A More 86 O lds 4 Or. Clarra •6695 84 Buick LaSgO LO •6995 87 Monte Carlo SS, wine, T-tops ^ Toyota Celica 1S7S Ford LTD Brfh...... 41195 87 Firebird, red, at, 12K ml. •6395 4 Dr. VI. AT. AC. PS, V. Od. Cond. BEST BUYS! 83 Nissan Stanza H/B •3495 64 Lincoln Contin. •10,995 87 Corolla LE, 4 dr, AT, AC IN7 Ford Gnllile S M .....$ A V E 02 M azda S D N O LC •3995 63 Ford Mui S Q L O •3995 87 Comoro, bik, V6, AT, AC, 17K 88 Hyundai 4 Dr. QL •5495 Coovertible - Muet See 86 Pont 6000 4 dr, folly eqpd, 20K 03 Oatsun Stanza H/B •3995 Most Cart Guarameed - 86 MERCURY CAPRI It Moalba or lt,N8 mllea 301-305 CENTER ST. 86 Toyota mr2, block, 5 sod, AC 4 Spaed Auto. 4 Cylinder, Blue. AM/FM Radio 85 Dodga Lancar •7195 86 Dodge D50 4x4 Pick/Up Index jump MANCHESTER *5995 "The Aste ProfesdoMU" M IKE F L Y N N 86 Firebird, bIk, 5 spd, low miles R, AviiH a 84 HONDA CRX 24 AdaMt SI., Maechester 6 4 9 -4 3 0 4 86 Toyota P/U with cop, maroon Blue, 4 Cylinder, Autometic Trent., Power Brekee *5495 646-^515 OpenM-P M /8al. I-S 643-5135 86 LeSobre Limited 4 dr, white 86 Toyota Comry LE LB, AT Gold, 4 Cylinder, 86 Pont. Trans Am, red & silver Conditioning, Caaastts Radio *3795 DA- 86 Delta 88 Royole Brougham may signal 85 LeSobre Ltd 4 dr, V8, 45K 84 FORD TEMPO 85 GMC High Sierra PIck/Up Gray, 4 Cglindar,------Automatic..,v' TrenemiteloiTranamlaalon. Power 85 Tercel 4 dr, 5 spd, PS, AC Irekee, Power Steering, Rtdio *3995 ThenewCRXHF 85 Toyota Tercel 3 dr, 5 spd, AC 84 PONTIAC 0000 85 Subaru GL wgn, AT, AC Blue. 4 Cylinder, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Power 85 Toronodo/wht-on-wht/red Int Brakai. Power Stasring, Radio *5795 85 Chevy Cavalier 4 dr, 42K 80 OATSUN 200 SX boom’s end 85 Chevy S10 4x4 Plck/Up, V6 Red, 4 Cylinder. 5 Speed TrenemiMlon, PoYver 84 Sunbird coupe, red, 5 spd, 49K Brakes, Power SteerlnQ, Power Mlrrore, Radio *2495 84 Chevy Monte Carlo SS, white By Dave Skidmore expansion pace in the first three 84 Ford Escort, 31,000 miles 85 HONDA ACCDRD HATCHBACK The Associated Press months of the year. J . ^ A R - B N O 84 Toyota LE von, full options Blue, 4 Cylinder, 5 Speed TranemiMon, Power Brakte, Radio This strong growth has raised 84 Clero wgn 7-poss, V6, AT, AC *6495 WASHINGTON - The govern­ 83 Chevy Cavalier HB, AT, AC concern at the Federal Reserve 83 Chevette, 4 speed, AC 86 HONDA CRX HATCHBACK ment said today its chief forecast­ Board, which is charged with 3 Blue, 4 Cylinder, 5 Spaed frantmitelon, Power ing gauge of future economic keeping inflation under control. 83 Seville, gray w/groy Ithr, 65K Brekee, Ceseette Radio 83 Celica GT coupe, 5spd, AC *6995 activity dropped 0.8 percent in The Fed has been pushing up 83 Subaru DL wagon, AT a 84 OLDS CUTLASS July, the sharpest decline in eight short-term interest rates since BRAND NEW 1988 Red. 6 Cylinder,, Automatic Tranamleeion. PoYver months. 82 Toyota Tercel SR5 HB, red Brakes. Power/Tllt Steering. Air Cond. Radio late March in an attempt t<> slow HONDA 82 Hondo Accord HB, Sspd, ACd81 Regal Ltd *6995 Economists said the drop in the growth to a sustainable, non- CLOSEOUT PRICE cpe V6, pwr, 62K Commerce Department’s Index CRX ‘HP Coup# 86 TOYOTA TERCEL inflationary pace. On Aug. 9, it 80 Triumph Spitfire Conv, 22K Blue, 4 Cylinder. 5 Spaed Tranamlaalon, Air of Leading Economic Indicators Cond.. Ceaaatta Radio took its most dramatic inflation­ 4 IN STOCKI 80 Toyota Celica GT LB, AT, PS *6195 may be a signal of a pause in what 79 Toy. Corona 4 dr, AT, PS, AC fighting move by raising the 87 SUNBIRD has been booming economic discount rate, its key bank All Vahiclas Warrantiad White, 4 Cylinder. S Speed Tranamleeion. Power growth this year. But they Brakes, Power Steering. Air Cond.. Radio lending rate, by a half percentage * »» *5495 cautioned against reading too point. 8501New L ilt *9284. much into a single month’s Since then, analysts have been 85 HONDA PRELUDE Blue. 4 Cylinder, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Power figures. watching government economic Brakea. Powar/TIH Steering, Caaaatta Radio *9495 The July decline was the statistics closely for indications MANOfSTERHONCA 80 VW SCIROCCO biggest since last November, of whether the Fed has tightened Red, 4 Cylinder, 5 Spaed Tranamlaalon, Powar when the index dropped 1.0 enough. 24 ADAMS ST. Brakaa. Air Cond., Caaaatta Radio. Alarm, Alloya percent in the wake of the October In July, the weakness in the n T N i Sunroof stock market crash. MANCHESTER, CT 06040 *9595 leading indicators was wides­ MANCHESTER, CONN. 87 TOYOTA COROLLA The latest drop was likely to be pread, with seven of the available 646-3515 Blue. 4 Cylinder, Automatic Tranamlaalon, Powar seen as good news by the stock nine components registering 500 W. Center St.. Manchester 646-432ll Brakaa, Powar Staaring, Air Cond., Radio *8995 and bond markets, which have declines. P«trick Flynn/M«nchMt«r H m id 87 HONDA ACCORD LXI HATCHBACK»K faltered in recent weeks on fears The biggest drain came from Sllvar, 4 Cylinder, Automatic Tranamlaalon, that inflation is heating up. an 11.3 percent jump in unem­ BYE-BYE — Six-year-old Leah Ringwalt waves School. Ringwalt, who lives at 19 S. Hawthorne St., is Powar Brakaa, Powar/Tllt Slaering, Powar But the dip follows a 1.4 percent Wlndowa, Air Cond., Radio, Alloya ED ployment claims. That was fol­ goodbye to her mother, Karen, today at Waddell entering the first grade. *11,995 jump in the index in June, the lowed in order of severity by a „ . _ 85 CHRYSLER 5TH AVENUE biggest increase in 18 months. drop in new orders for consumer Gray, 8 cylindara. Auto Tranamlaalon, Powar The Commerce Department re­ Brakaa, Powar/TIH Staaring, Powar goods: a decline in building Windowa/Saata, Air Cond., Radio, Vinyl Top vised its estimate for May, permits; a speedup in business Laalhar *8995 calculating now that the indica­ deliveries, considered a sign of tors were off by 0.7 percent slackening demand: a drop in the First school day called ‘terrific’ HONDA ACCORD LXI 4 DDOD 86 instead of the previously reported Standard & Poor’s index of 500 Balga, 4 Cylinder, Aulo Tranamlaalon, Powar By Andrew J. Davis Brakaa, Powar/TIH Staaring, Powar Wlndowa. Air 0.8 percent. stocks, a contraction of the struction. “ Terrific. It was a Summit Street. Pine Street and week, the company used drivers Cond. Radio and Andrew Yurkovskv *10,895 The government said last week money supply and a drop in plant very. very, very smooth around Birch Mountain Road, today who normally would drive Manchester Herald opening.” 82 OLDS CUTLASS that the U.S. economy, as mea­ and equipment orders. some buses were delayed on the in that town, Thrall said. Gray, 6 Cylinder, Auto Tranamlaalon, Powar sured by the gross national One indicator, a rise in prices Enrollments at the elementary average of 15 minutes, said The projected enrollment for The opening of school for Brakaa. Powar/TIH Steering, Air Cond. Caaaatta product, grew at an annual rate of for raw materials, was read as a level were expected to jump Mason Thrall, general manager Manchester public schools this Radio almost 7,000 Manchester public *4695 3.3 percent in the April-June today, while enrollments at the of the Manchester Bus Service year is 6,940 students, down from school children went smoothly junior and senior high schools Co. Buses to Manchester High 7,084 students in the 1987-88 school 85 FORD TEMPO quarter, following a 3.4 percent See INDICATORS, page 10 Silver, 4 Cylinder. Auto TrtemiMlon, PoYver today except for delays of up to 15 were expected to dip, Superin­ School. Bennet Junior High year, Kennedy has said. Brakes, Power Steering, Air Cond. Radio *4995 minutes with some buses, school tendent James P. Kennedy said. School. Martin School and St. He said he expected the kinder­ 85 OLDS CUTLASS CIERRA officials said. But average elementary class James School were the most garten through Grade 6 enrol­ Rad, 8 Cylinder. Auto Tranamlaalon, Powar Renovations at Manchester sizes are expected to stay at about affected, he said. lments to increase, but a de­ Brakaa, Powar/TIH Staaring, Air Cond., Radio *6595 No damage in storm, High School and Waddell. Bow­ 22 students, Wilson E. Deakin. But cooperation with the town crease to occur in the junior high ers, Verplanck and Nathan Hale assistant superintendent, said. Highway Division, which in­ and senior high schools. There on ar^,... a 88 OLDS 4 DR. CIERRA schools caused few problems, Silver, 4 Cyllndar, Auto Tranamlaalon, Air Cond. Schools in Coventry and Bolton formed the company of construc­ were 3.478 students in the elemen­ 9 Radio *6895 but lots of blackouts according to the officials. will open Wednesday. RHAM tion. minimized delays as detours tary schools last school year, but “ I can’t believe this is the first junior and senior high schools will were plotted. Thrall said. that is projected to rise to 3,522 83 TOYOTA CELICA day of school.” said Allan B. Gray/Sllvar. 4 Cyllndar, 8 Spaed Tranamlaalon, By Michele Noble on Wetherell, Hackmatack and open Thursday along with An­ The company is short seven students this year, according to Powar Brakaa, Powar/TIH Staaring, Powar Manchester Herald Keeney streets, Duey said. Chesterton, assistant superin­ dover Elementary School. drivers, but because Vernon Wlndowa, Air Cond.,Radio, Lumbar *8395 In Bolton, an outage that began tendent for curriculum and in­ Because of construction on schools do not open until next See OPENINGS, page 1C A rainstorm that swept through at 8:30 p.m. affected 77 custo­ 83 NISSAN STANZA 4 DR. K/B Connecticut with heavy winds 8 “ 4 N T IC ' 4 Cyllndar, Auto Tranamlaalon, Powar Brakaa, mers. Another, at 10:45 p.m., left Powar Staaring, Air Cond., Radio Monday left about 1,215 Manches­ 746 homes powerless. The TODAY *3495 ter homes without power but hardest-hit street^ in Bolton Bowers, Waddell renovations a u g u s t 82 MAZDA 4 DR SDN GLC caused no m ajor property dam­ included Birch Mountain Road. Sllvar. 4 Cylinder ^ 3 9 9 5 age, officials said. West Street, and Loomis, Hebron New column debuts The winds that came from the and Bolton Center roads. Should women work during keep few students from school T O y O T A 80 HYUNDAI 4 DR GL $ 5 4 9 5 remnants of tropical storm Chris Although 17 line crews and five pregnancy? What’s new in the WhHa gusted at speeds of up to 35 to 50 tree crews from the utility treatment of fibroids? How do By Andrew J. Davis not to send her two children to EVERY TOYOTA TRUCK MUST GO, mph. About 54,500 state custo­ Two second-grade classes will company were dispatched to the you treat menstrual cramps? Manchester Herald Waddell. But she changed her be moved for about a month to the *83 OATSUN STANZA HATCHBACK mers and about 2,500 Massachu­ HUGE SELECTIONaa. tr uck Manchester area Monday, night, These and other questions will mind today after looking over the library until the classrooms are Sllvar, 4 Cyllndar, Auto Tranamlaalon, Radio $ ^ O O C setts homes were powerless for local fire departments reported be answered in a new column, Opening day of classes at school this morning. ready. • standard Pickups • Long Bed Pickups hours, a Northeast Utilities spo­ that only minor damage was “ Woman’s Health,” which starts Waddell and Bowers schools was Lauretti said she was con­ “ It’s right down to the wire,” he keswoman said today. • Extra Cab Pickups • 4 x 2’s • 4 x 4’s Fancys & *85 DODGE LANCER caused by the winds. today in the Manchester Herald. reported to be smooth today only cerned that the school would not said today. “ We’re ready.” Gold, 4 Cyllndar, Aulo Tranamlaalon, Powar Brakaa, — “ The southern part of the state Piain...V-6’s • 4 Cylinders • Cargo Vans • Powar/TIH Staaring. Power WIndowa/Saeta, Air Cond. 9 7 1 O C At 6 a.m. this morning, Nor­ The column, written by Dr. hours after the Manchester be clean but was pleasantly At the meeting, Kennedy re­ seems to have been hit the worst Radio, Vinyl Top. Laalhar Turbo § A theast Utilities had restored Robert C. Park, president of the Board of Education voted to surprised. commended that the two schools Window Vans • 4 Runners... — and Manchester was certainly power to all but eight Manchester American College of Obstetri­ reopen the schools despite some “ I had my doubts, ’ ’ she said. “ I be opened, saying that they have one of the hardest hit,” said customers, puey said. cians and Gynecologists, will parents’ fears over ongoing was shocked. I didn’t believe passed all inspections. He also N O REASONABLE spokeswoman Chei^l Duey. In Andover, 26 customers in the appear each Tuesday. The pre­ renovations. they’d work around the clock. The said there was no reason to put off There were six separate out­ Shoddy Mill Road area lost power miere column is on page 14 today. While dozens of parents at­ schools are ready, so w e’ll give it classes as some parents had ages in thd Manchester area, OFFER REFUSEDI from 8:11 p.m. to 12:15 a.m., said tended the openings, there were a shot.” proposed. beginning at 8 p.m. and ending at Marilyn Brossmer, regional com­ Index no protests or visibly upset At Waddell, interim Principal “ It’s the Judgment of the almost 11 p.m. The longest munity relations manager at parents. About 20 concerned William Freeman talked freely blackout began at about 8; 30 p.m. administration (that) we can NU’s Tolland offiice. B u sin e ti_____ 8 Obituaries_____ 2 parents attended Monday night’s with parents as did School Super­ conduct school,” he said. 500 and lasted 4 hours and 10 minutes, In Coventry, five customers in Clatsilied - 18-20 Opinion_____ 6-7 school board meeting. Some intendent James P. Kennedy. “ There’s no other way to com­ WEST CENTER Duey said. That outage affected the Route 44 area were without ComIca _ _ 16 Paopla______14 asked that the opening of the Though renovations such as work 75 customers on Bolton Center plete a project ... and still have STREET power from 8:52 p.m. to 4:30a.m., Focus______14 Sp o rts____11-13 schools be delayed until renova­ on classrooms and the cafeteria school.” MANCHESTER,LYNCH CONN. Road in Manchester. she said. L o ca l___ 2-3, 10 Science _ _ 18 tions were further along. have not been completed, At Bowers, where parents were I le not on your ear, you probably paid loo much. 64a-4l21 A power outage which began at I nH«ry 2 State/Rsglon _ 4 One parent, Mary Lauretti, Kennedy said the schools were 8:50 p.m. affected 540 customers See STORM, page lo Natlon/World__5 Television____ 17 promised at the board meeting ready to open. See RENOVATION, page to