MONDAY LOCAL NEWS INSIDE ■ Sidewalk report released. lianrhpatpr ■ New leaf pickup proposed. ■ Police refurbish camper. What’s ■ New school scheduling sought. News Local/Regional Section, Page 7. Oct. 1,1990 Gulf at a Glance Vbur Hometown Newspaper Voted 1990 New England Newspaper of the Year ■ Iraq today ordered the Newsstand Price: 35 Cents release of nine French nationals in its second conciliatory gesture toward France in as many days. They are believed to. be among the Westerners Saddam has or­ More arrested dered placed at strategic sites to serve as shields to prevent potential Western attacks. On Sunday, Saddam Hussein urged an international dialogue in drug bust and mentioned France as a pos­ sible partner. French and British officials rejected the offer, investigation known as ‘Trifecta,” By RICK SANTOS saying they wouldn’t talk until Manchester Herald representing the three towns in­ Iraq withdraws from Kuwait. volved. The nations allied against MANCHESTER — Police in Cleveland said the success of the Iraq, meanwhile, were laying the Manchester and South Windsor ar­ operation was made possible be­ groundwork for possible rested the last two suspects at large cause police did not alter their military action. in connection with a three-town routine activities throughout the in­ ■ U.S. and Soviet officials drug sweep that netted 25 men and vestigation. were reported Sunday to be women who allegedly sold “Our basic intent is to keep these drafting new UN. resolutions marijuana and cocaine to an under­ people off balance all of the time,” that would authorize the use of cover police officer, Manchester he said. force against Iraq if the UN.-or- Police Lt. Orville Cleveland said By peneu-ating the activities of dered economic blockade fails to today. dealers on the streets, at their force Saddam out of Kuwait. Manchester police this morning homes, and in bars, police are able President Bush was to address arrested Robert Jarrish, 21, of 30 to keep them wondering if it’s ever the UN. General Assembly in Syracuse Drive, East Hartford, and safe to deal narcotics, Cleveland New York today. Brent charged him with sale and posses­ said. Scoweroft, his national security sion of cocaine. No bond informa­ Police reported that the arrests — adviser, said Friday that U.S. of­ tion was immediately available. mostly made at suspects' homes and ficials are considering asking Another man who remains to be work places — occurred without U.N. authorization for military identified was arrested by South any incidents. action. Windsor police this morning on Arrested on Friday was Chris­ . ■ rf - A U.S. officials have told The similar charges, police said. topher Rivers, a radio disc jockey Associated Press that the Soviet One other suspect, who has not for WDRC in Bloomfield, who ac­ Union wants a joint military been arrested, is hospitalized in a cording to police, was released on a command for such a force, while drug rehabilitation program, and his bond until a court appearance Rick Santos/Manchaatcr Htrald Washington prefers more “logis­ arrest by Vemon police is likely to scheduled for Wednesday. tical” leeway. occur as soon as he is released, Rivers, 42, of 55 Taylor St., East ■ Prime Minister Margaret Cleveland said. SEIZED PROPERTY — Manchester Police confiscated this Chevrolet Silverado on Friday Thatcher of Britain said today The arrests ended a three-month Please see DRUG, page 6. during one of the “Trifecta" drug raids. The vehicle was allegedly used as a drug store. that the U.S.-led forces “have the full legal authority already” to use force. “We don’t need to go to the Locals decry Bush United Nations to get more,” she 200 new laws said on NBC’s “Today” program. “Whether or not we shall do so is a matter which is higher taxes to visit being discussed.” At a meeting in New York to take effect Sunday, Mrs. Thatcher also sug­ By SCOTT BREDE $1.20 from today. The levy on table gested that the world community wine will grow from 3 cents to 24 Manchester Herald By JUDD EVERHART Starting today, judges will be Rowland might seek reparations from Iraq and The Associated Press cents per bottle. The Associated Press permitted to consider whether once the crisis ends, according “I don’t like it,” said Mark anyone’s safety would be en­ to a British source who spoke on HARTFORD (AP) — President New tax hikes proposed by the Eagleson, the owner of Oxford Liq­ HARTFORD — Old Connec­ dangered in deciding the amount condition of anonymity. The Bush Administration to help get the uor Shoppe at 451 Hartford Road, ticut laws prohibiting abortions of bail or the conditions of George Bush plans to visit Connec­ source said Mrs. Thatcher federal deficit out of the red have Manchester. “The government will be removed from the books release that could be required ticut this week to campaign for his broached the idea with Prime some local business owners seeing won’t be making much more [from today, while scores of new laws before letting a defendant out of friend, Republican gubernatorial Minister Toshiki Kaifu of Japan. the same color of ink that the plan is the heightened alcohol taxes], be­ will take effect, covering jail while awaiting trial. candidate John G. Rowland. ■ Iranian Foreign Minister cause less people will be buying liq­ About 200 bills passed by the Bush’s $500-a-plate fund-raising designed to cut. everything from hate crimes and Ali Akbar Velayati and his Saudi Among other things, the plan uor and beer [as a result of the gun control to brew pubs and 1990 General Assembly were visit on Thursday, and last week’s higlier taxes].” given Oct. 1 effective dates. Most campaign visit by first lady Barbara counterpart. Prince Saud al- calls for hard hitting taxes on al­ bowling alleys. Faisal, met in New York to dis­ Eagleson said the new taxes will of the rest took effect July 1 Bush, will put about $300,000 in cohol, cigarettes and gasoline. Buyers of car batteries will cuss resuming diplomatic rela­ have the greatest effect on beer when the new budget year began, Rowland’s war chest, according to “If you smoke, drive or drink,” have to put down a $5 deposit if tions and ending a 2V2-year rift, drinkers — a traditionally lower in­ while others became law when Richard Foley Jr., chairman of the the proposed budget agreement will they’re not returning an old bat­ Iran’s official Islamic Republic come group signed by Gov. William A. Republican State Central Commit­ hit you where it hurts, one congres­ tery. Drivers will have to have News Agency said today. Wine and liquor consumers who O’Neill. tee. sional leader said. their headlights on if it’s raining, The agency, monitored in once bought top-of-the-line products Despite the U.S. Supreme “You can’t beat getting the presi­ Under the proposal, the tax on a snowing or foggy. And it will be Nicosia, said in a dispatch from will switch over to buying medium- dent of the United States to come six-pack of ^ c r will go from 16 a crime to release 10 or more bal­ New York that the meeting took cents to 36 cents. A gallon of hard loons outdoors. Please see LAWS, page 6. place Sunday at U.N. hea- liquor will be taxed $13.70, up Please see IMPACT, page 6. Please see BUSH, page 6. quarters. It was the first time senior of­ ficials from the two countries have met since the Saudis broke Budget pact, taxes off ucs m April 1988, citing ter- ronsm and subversion. It was the most positive sign yet that ■rgfi. i Uiey may be moving toward rap­ no cure for deficit prochement. ■ Thousands of French troops By TOM RAUM leaders shared the platform with joined the U.S.-led multinational The Associated Press Bush in announcing the $500 bil­ force m Saudi Arabia on Sun­ lion, five-year agreement doesn’t day. and U.S. and British war­ •) WASHINGTON — President mean it’s a done deal. ships m the Persian Gulf stopped Bush has put to rest his “no new Far from it. The agreement could and searched an Indian ship car­ taxes” pledge with a $134 billion have difficulty winning approval in rying refugees from Kuwait The flourish, developing a plan with key both the House and Senate, although refugee ship was not found to be congressional leaders that will leaders can mount a strong case that m violauon of the U.N. embar­ go. 1 prompt several weeks of tenacious it may be the last hope Congress and debate. But it won’t solve the deficit the White House may ever have for European and Israeli military crisis. reaching accord on cutting the analysts said the likelihood of As the budget summit was ending deficit. war has grown significantly as in the White House Rose Garden on One key conservative. Rep. Newt sanctions and a hostile world Sunday, Bush’s budget director was Gingrich, R-Ga., the No. 2 push Saddam into a comer with releasing a new deficit projection Republican leader in the House, no diplomatic escape. that showed that the agreement’s walked away from the pact and $40 billion in 1991 savings already would not pose with Bush in the had been lost to economic reality. Rose Garden with the others. Richard Darman blamed the na­ And with only three weeks tion’s poor economic performance remaining to enact the agreement, a Inside Today, and the spiraling costs of the savings minority in the Senate could keep and loan bailout for the worsening the measure from passage through figures. He said the fiscal year that the threat of filibuster and other par­ 20 pages, 4 sections begins today would end with a liamentary maneuvering. deficit of at least $254 billion, even For all the ballyhooing by Bush , if Congress goes along with the Another Angle. and congressional leaders about the Business_____ budget package. boldness of the “compromise” plan, Classified_____ A big if. And, without the pack­ the pact — although ambitious in Com ics______age, the deficit would soar to $294 scope, particularly in later years — Focus______% billion. will not keep the fiscal 1991 deficit Tha Asaoclatad Prasa Local/State__ Just because an impressive array TRUE GRIT — Two men work to encourage a team of horses in a pulling contest at the Lottery. of Republican and Democratic Nation/World. Please see BUDGET, page 6. Durham Fair Sunday. The fair bills itself as the largest agricultural exposition in the state. Obituaries__ Opinion____ Sports_____ Serving The Manchester Area For Over 10& Years - Call Today for Home Delivery 647>9946‘ Television 0 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, October 1, 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, October 1, 1990—3 NATION/WORLP Global summit commits nations to help children By GENE KRAMER it is lime to match our words with universal education and breast feed­ In her speech, British Prime Mini­ The Associated Press action.” ing. ster Margaret Thatcher emphasized Officials at the summit estimated Its plan of action establishes these the importance of the family and UNITED NATIONS — Six that achieving the declaration’s goals: urged parents to give their children Germans foresee dozen kings, presidents and prime goals would cost billions of dollars ■ Reducing child mortality below “time, affection and wise counsel.” Tough times hit ministers have concluded what was — and there was no specific pledge age 5 by one-third or to 70 per 1,000 billed as history’s largest interna­ of funds. births Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki tional summit with a pledge to The accord gives no monetary Kaifu, twice his country’s education unity conflicts r: create a healthier, safer and more ■ Cutting maternal mortality minister, said universal education : i . figure and relies on the good will of D Iraq’s embassy caring planet for children. nations for contributions. rates by half provided the foundation for Japan’s The task is daunting. economic success. He said public By MARK FRITZ Erich Pactzold warned of “an alarm­ Louis Sullivan, U.S. sccrctxtry of ■ Reducing malnutrition among privately by Assistant Secretary of Organizers estimate that even health and human services, initialed school teachers should enjoy extra The Associated Press ing security situation in East Berlin” By JOAN MOWER State John Kelly, challenged by children under 5 by half during tlic two-day weekend sum­ the declaration for the United States, pay and status. in a message to that city’s police. The Associated Press television interviewers from Ted mit, 54,000 children -died from although Bush administration offi­ ■ Assuring universal access to EAST BERLIN — The long, gray But he urged East Germany’s Koppcl to Barbara Walters and, in “There should be no more argu­ preventable illnesses and hunger. cials last week voiced some reserva­ safe drinking water row of rundown tenements on East police to use restraint and to avoid WASHINGTON — Iraqi Am­ essence, been called a liar by ment as to which should come first Berlin’s Mainzer Street drips with Tlic gathering sought to mobilize tions. letting confrontations escalate. bassador Mohamed Sadiq al- returning Americans who had ■ Providing universal access to — economic development or educa­ Communist flags and defiant ban­ governments to save up to 100 mil­ Their reluctance about endorsing Diestel said safeguarding the offi­ Mashat is a man under siege. been held hostage in Iraq. basic education, with 80 percent of ners, a splash of color dedicated to lion children from death by disease tion,” Kaifu said. cial unification events “is a matter Secretary of State James A. When Mashat showed up at the declaration had stemmed from primary students finishing school the demise of Germany. and malnutrition in the 1990s. its call for nations to ratify the 1989 of extreme urgency.” Baker III refuses to sec him. He Washington Dulles International President Carlos Andres Perez of Radical leftists have taken over East Berlin has become a The leaders unanimously adopted U.N. Convention on the Rights of ■ Cutting adult illiteracy by half usually is summoned, not invited, airport to greet a ^oup of return­ Venezuela emphasized the problems 12 of the 20 abandoned apartment cauldron of extremist violence by a 1,700-word declaration to combat the Child. The United States has not to the State Department. ing Americans citizens, he called ■ Protecting children in times of of homeless children, child refugees, houses on the street, part of a bleak neo-Nazi skinheads, self-described poverty, disease, hunger, illiteracy, signed that accord, which American Calls from Capitol Hill are few them “guests” of his country who war delinquents and child laborers in working-class district just east of the hooligans and left-wing radicals. AIDS and drugs. They also vowed conservatives oppose because it city center. and far between, and U.S. had been treated well. Latin America. The groups frequently stage at­ businessmen shun his complex. “I wasn’t a guest,” retorted 76- to grant children first claim on docs not define the fetus as a child For many of the hundreds of A clause was added to the tacks on each other. After the United States and Iraq year-old Lloyd Culberton of El earth’s resources in peace or war. with rights and because it bans the people in this squatters’ commune, declaration at Kuwait’s urging He said the international financial Not far from Mainzer Street, Tha Attoclalad Prasa engaged in tit-for-tat expulsions FTime Minister Brian Mulroncy death penally for those under 18. the unification of Germany on Wed­ Paso, Texas. “I damned near denouncing the suffering of children community must realize that dif­ neo-Nazi skinheads have taken over of diplomats — forcing the Iraqi of Canada — one of six leaders who nesday is a call to battle. UNITED LEADERS — Chancellor Helmut Kohl, left, chair­ starved to death.” President Bush, who attended the because of “aggression, foreign oc­ ficult conditions of international a large apartment house. Embassy to close its trade, “He is faced with some difficult 10 months ago proposed the summit “It depends on the police, it man of the West German Christian Democratic Union, shakes summit on Sunday, said that this cupation and annexation.” No debt repayment have “intolerable The city government has said it is military and press sections — problems,” said Marshall Wiley, a — told Sunday’s closing session in month the U.S. government will an­ depends on the fascists, it depends up to the federal police to remove specific countries were named. Iraq consequences” for children. hands with East German prime minister Lothar de Maiziere, Mashat found his embassy staff of former ambassador to Iraq who tlic U.N. General Assembly cham­ nounce ambitious new objectives for on what happens that day,’’ said a them, while the federal government invaded Kuwait on Aug. 2. r 55 reduced to 16. knows Mashat. “Even the most West Berliner who only identified leader of East German Christian Democrats, in anticipation of ber that the declaration and its plan the year 2(XX) — reducing infant says it has no evidence to link such “This is the most difficult skilled diplomat would have a In his speech to the summit. Bush himself as Tommy. He was desig­ today’s joint unification party convention. of action “represent the promise of mortality and low birth weight, in­ Czechoslovak President Vaclav groups to attacks. period in our lives, the last two Tha Associated Press declared: “We are gathered to speak nated as spokesman when a reporter tough time.” world leaders to succeeding genera­ creasing immunization and improv­ Havel, who was imprisoned by the Much of the burgeoning leftist Three days earlier, 200 leftist for the children of the earth.... visited on Sunday. to counter the official celebrations. months,” Mashat, 59, said in an “He’s a likeable enough fellow, tions. ing the health of mothers and former Communist regime in his scene in East Berlin has been nur­ radicals wearing ski masks slowly interview in his huge, wood- CHILD ANTICS — Ling Luke, 18 months old, of New Jersey, “I’m quite scared that Germany 'They have scheduled a main but he is not negotiating or trying “A better world for children is children. country, said evil often has been tured by the veteran radicals in West marched down East Berlin’s Leip- paneled office. appears disappointed after chasing pigeons outside the “Let us affirm in this historic coming together is already turning demonstration against racism and to improve his counUy’s situation within our reach but ... not yet The final declaration, read by six committed in the name of children Berlin, who stage firebomb-and ziger Street, stopped at a grocery The walls are decorated with through his personality,” said a United Nations building in New York and failing to catch one summit that these children can be Germany against foreigners, against “German megalomania” for Wed­ within our grasp ... success will youngsters from around the world, — from the days of Adolf Hitler to rock-throwing riots every May 1, story that has been trying desperate­ nesday. two pictures of his boss, Saddam State Department official, speak­ saved when we live up to our leftist people,” he said. “You won’t Sunday. In the building behind her, world leaders were dis­ depend on iltc dcallis we prevent, pledges to combat disease and child those of Iraqi President Saddam the international labor day. ly to compete with a new West Ger­ Hussein, and a television set is ing on condition he remain responsibilities as a world com­ find anyone on this street saying, “Just don’t bring a camera you cussing problems facing the world’s children. die number of lives we improve ... Much of the right-wing violence man chain outlet nearby, and tuned to Cable News Network. A labor, to promote family planning. Hussein. munity of adults, of parents.” ‘yeah, a big strong Germany.’” like,” grinned one of the leftists on anonymous. is prompted by a resentment of destroyed its glass facade with iron Mainzer Street. shortwave radio sits by his desk. Diplomats familiar with Mashat Radicals and police ^ike say foreigners and is aimed at the large bars and rocks. The atmosphere at the short- violent clashes have become a grim The man who identified himself said he docs not have the charis­ T\irkish, Vietnamese and Mozam­ They walked slowly away while staffed embassy is subdued; a ma of his predecessor, Nizar probability on the night before and said his group wants peace and is bican populations in Berlin. stunned pedestrians watched secretary answers two telephones; Most comprehensive fetal disposal law takes effect the day of German unity. trying to build relations with other Hamdoon, who is now Iraq’s East Berlin’s vast main square, remaining shards of glass crash reporters drop by asking for visas deputy foreign minister. Police have beefed up their people in the neighborhood, but he Alexanderplatz, has become a focal sporadically to the ground. No ex­ to travel to Baghdad; and Iraqi of­ Mashat has made frequent ap­ presence noticeably, especially at would not rule out violence at the By TONY KENNEDY contended that it added costs and Gibson’s group helped initiate the just plain stupid,” he said. riages as well as induced abortions. decided against appealing to the point for such clashes. On any given planation was offered for their ficials chat in Arabic on couches pearances on television and he It carries up to 90 days in jail and a historical sites designated for unity demonstrations scheduled in the The Associated Press risks to disposal. Abortion rights ad­ law by exhibiting an aborted fetus it Thomas Webber, executive direc­ U.S. Supreme Court because of the night, groups of young TUrks warily choice of target coming days. in the foyer. does not shy away from the social day celebrations. vocates charged it might have a said came from a clinic’s garbage tor of Planned Parenthood of Min­ $700 fine. high court’s 1989 decision giving share territory with rightist The leftists say they are united in Since Iraq invaded Kuwait on scene despite the official strains East German Interior Minister MINNEAPOLIS — A state law chilling effect on women consider­ container. The clinic denied it. nesota, said the law is “designed to Planned Parenthood sued to block states greater leeway to restrict abor­ skinheads and apolitical young opposition to what they say will be a He said the group has been oc­ Aug. 2, Mashat has steadfastly between his country and other na­ the 1987 law, contending it was Peter-Michael Diestel, a law-and- requiring hospitals and clinics to ar­ ing an abortion. Dave Feinwachs, general counsel give the inference that the state of tion. people who label themselves right-wing Germany that is a threat cupying the block on Mainzer since defended his country’s action in tions of the world. order advocate, declared Sunday range for the burial or cremation of “I think it says dial in Minnesota for the Minnesota Hospital Associa­ Minnesota is saying to women, ‘You vague and would stifle abortions by Laws, regulations or city ordinan­ “hooligans.” to peace and to people from Third April and is negotiating with the city the face of near-unanimous inter­ The gulf crisis is an “Arab that police should act “with aborted fetuses instead of flushing we regard the remains of unborn tion, complained that the law just committed murder. You just adding costs and psychological ces in at least 15 other states have On Friday night, hundreds of World countries. to stay while it renovates the build­ national criticism of the occupa­ problem and solutions should them into the sewer system became babies with dignity and not someth­ “makes illegal the common, sanitary killed a little person.’ ” trauma. A federal judge agreed in called for special disposal of fetal decisiveness” against “radical occur­ hooligans clashed with police on ings. S In leaflets and conversations, they tion. He generally repeats the line come from the Arabs,” he said, effective today. ing to be thrown down llie sewer practice of flushing fetal tissue into The law also prohibits the burning 1989, but a federd appeals court remains, said Thomas Strahan of the rences.” Alexanderplatz and 15 were ar­ have dubbed unity day “Action He said half of the people living espoused in Baghdad. adding that he views the United The measure, considered the na­ system,” said Brian Gibson, director tlic sewer system.” of fetal tissue in hospital in­ overruled him in August. Rutherford Institute in Charlottes­ West Berlin Interior Minister rested. Day,” and have scheduled protests there are West Germans. In response to Iraq’s actions, Nations-imposed sanctions on tion’s strictest, was strongly op­ of FTo-Life Action Ministries of the “Storing tissue in barrels of for­ cinerators, another common disposal Rebecca Palmer, a Planned Paren­ ville, Va., a non-profit legal services m Mashat has been dressed down Iraq as “outrageous.” thood laywer, said the group posed by medical groups, which Twin Cities. maldehyde and U-ucking it around is method. The law applies to miscar­ organization. IS Millions at risk in Sudan famine Economies suffer Pope wants more • < By DALIA BAUGH accuse it of bombing humanitarian Sudan’s main staple, sorghum, is Sudan’s lack of democracy, human New York looks m H The Associated Press relief sites in rebel areas, including a in short supply in many markets. rights record and political isolation NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — from $16 a barrel to around $40. PADRICI Red Cross food barge. Farmers and nomadic cattle herders after its support of Iraq’s invasion of Saddam Hussein’s conquest of Kuwait has sent economic shock Some analysts believe prices KHARTOUM, Sudan — This The Americans were outraged at a are selling off animals because Kuwait. could pass the $65 mark before s s country is on the brink of a famine Sudanese request last week for $150 drought has destroyed grazing lands Natsios and other U.S. officials waves around the globe, doubling priest candidates at police plan z - 0 long, fueling inflation and raising worse than the one that killed rnillion in food aid. and sorghum is unavailable or too accused Sudanese forces of bomb­ oil prices, plaguing stock markets, undermining business confidence the specter of recession and O J3 hundreds of thousands of Africans “I think it’s almost unimaginable expensive to feed them. ing the southern town of Bor, where By STEPHEN R. WILSON he hoped they would join the synod NEW YORK (AP) — Mayor mayor’s crime-fighting proposals that a government facing a disaster and leaving poor countries in higher interest rates. in the mid-1980s — but the ruling Initial reports by foreign international food relief operations The Associated Press later. David Dinkins wants to pay half would cost between $500 million junta refuses to acknowledge the of epic proportions would have the specialists say no fewer than 3 mil­ are under way, last week. Eastern Europe and Asia in dire “The (Persian) gulf crisis is not and $1 billion. straits. No reason was given for tlic ab­ the cost of lliousands more police threat, diplomats and relief officials audacity to bomb food shipments at lion people — and as many as 8 mil­ Other air raids have taken place only disrupting world peace and VATICAN CITY — Pope John officers through a new payroll tax o m the same time they are asking for sence of bishops Jean Khamsc of The payroll tax would start at say. lion — will be affected by the ex­ near U.N. food relief sites, Natsios security, it’s also casting a dark Raul n has opened a worldwide on residents and commuters who pected famine. But it has brought windfalls for Laos and Cambodia, Paul Nguyen 0.1 percent of a worker’s adjusted They say the military govern­ more food assistance,” said Andrew said. shadow over the prospects for synod of bishops to address such work in the city. Natsios, head of the U.S. Office of More than 2 million Sudanese are oil-producing countries who will Van Hoa and Emmanuel Lc Phong gross income next year and go to ment’s refusal to declare an emer­ The presumed purpose of the world economic development and questions as how to persuade more From 5,000 to 7,500 new of­ Foreign Disaster Assistance. in makeshift camps around Khar­ make billions of extra dollars this prosperity,” Japan’s Finance Min­ Thuan of Vietnam, and Lucas Liu 0.15 percent the year after that. gency is preventing the international bombing missions is to prevent the men to become priests without aban­ ficers and 2,500 civilians to take toum. More than half are year as crude prices climb. Since ister, Ryutaro Hashimoto, Hsicn-Tang of China. The Vatican aid community from obtaining and “Half the country is starving to rebel Sudan People’s Liberation doning rules demanding that they be over desk work would be hired southerners who have sought shelter Iraq’s invasion, they have gone declared last week in Washington. says the church faces serious rcsuic- The tax, which requires ap­ distributing the million tons of food death,” he said Thursday in Army from diverting food meant for celibate and forsake marriage. under recommendations to be un­ m 3> from famine and the 7-year-oId civil tions in those Communist countries. proval by the Legislature, would necessary to head off the famine. Washington. “That is a recipe for starving civilians to its fighters. The moathlong synod on the veiled today by Police Commis­ war. The rest migrated from the cost a worker earning $50,000 in O F FPRICES r They say up to 8 million massive political convulsions.” priesthood ? is to focus on the At the last synod in 1987, dealing sioner Lee Brown, newspapers Kordofan region in the west during adjusted gross income $50 next > CO Sudanese are at risk, and that the Hundreds of thousands of people problem of “burnout” among the with the laity, Vietnamese prelates reported. The city has 25,556 of­ •54” WOOL BLEND died in the 1984-85 famine, and the mid-1980s drought. year and $75 in subsequent years. ' o f f i c e s famine is expected to peak by April. church’s ‘shepherds’, challenges to arrived midway through the assemb­ ficers. SOLIDS AND PLAIDS. In recent weeks, 10,000 more — Employers would have to match ^ > Some people already are starving. more than 250,000 Sudanese died of celibacy and the dwindling number The heftier force is piut of a •ENTIRE STOCK •ENTIRE STOCK some showing clear signs of mal­ ly. the amount their workers paid, 3 3 H “This famine will be worse than disease and starvation two years of candidates interested in the pries­ broader anti-crime strategy of die 45” HOME DEC FABRICS WREATHS ago. The 1988 deaths occurred be­ nutrition — have crowded into the Tlic New York Times said today. > (the Ethiopian-Sudanese famine of) Now cone to Weight WMchers' thood. The synod is expected to focus on •FABRIC EXPRESS cause both sides in Sudan’s civil camps in a generally fruitless search mayor’s in response to a string of •ENTIRE STOCK " 0 1984-85 and the conditions to the difficulty in maintaining the Dinkins said Friday that hiring FABRICS war used the food weapon, denying for food. 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Inc 0 4— MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, October 1, 1990 OPINION BUSINESS______Open Forum Keating Eli Whitney’s factory runs again State shelliishing By PETER VILES can do it.” should Whitney vastly outproduced his or opera,” he said. “In the last 20 or The Associated Press Museum officials decided to set competitors. At a time when other 30 years, we’ve moved away from up the factory because they felt it gun makers offered to make guns in industry on rebound Balloon law teaching anything about manufactur­ HAMDEN — In a small bam would be the best way to batches of 100, Whitney made ing. That’s a horrible mistake.” takes effect share along the Mill River just north of demonstrate Whitney’s genius. They 10,000. Over the next nine months, the HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ Towns are still struggling New Haven, one of the oldest and were also motivated by a desire to Whitney’s work also paved the museum hopes to send as many as ticut’s shcllfishing industry is against pollution, but places such resurging, bringing in an annual as Old Saybrook, Madison and most revolutionary factories in his­ draw schoolchildren into the world way for Connecticut’s rise as a hub 25,000 students and other visitors To the Editor: harvest worth $20 million. Groton have managed restore the rap tory is back in business. of manufacturing. of precision manufacturing. home with toy soldiers — and even Outdoor event celebrators, young and old, as well as But prior to the passage of the municipal shellfishing beds It was at this spot in 1798 that Eli “Kids are taught that ‘factory’ is a His muskets were followed by more importantly, with a better un­ Clean Water Act of 1971, in­ through agreements with commer­ balloon and helium dealers, should be aware that on Oc­ Whitney, fresh from a disappointing dirty word,” Brown said. “We Colt’s revolvers — the legendary tober 1, a new law will go into effect in Connecticut ban­ derstanding and new appreciation of dustrial pollution and sewage near­ cial fisherman. By JACK ANDERSON attempt to profit from his cotton gin, wrongly equate factory work with “Gun that won the West” — as well manufacturing. ning the mass release into the atmosphere of ten or more ly drove the shellfish industry to And in Stamford, recreational and DALE VAN ATTA set up a musket factory that helped degrading, repetitive labor. Our goal helium or other lighter-than-air balloons within any as locks, clocks, typewriters and Peter Moanfeldt, a professor of extinction in the 1960s, when the shcllfishing is thriving 10 years . 1 arm the federal government and start is to help kids realize that this is a twenty-four hour period. sewing machines. Today, Hartford- mechanical engineering at Greater commercial catch was worth less after Stamford residents singled WASHINGTON — Now that former the industrial revolution. good and noble Uadilion.” The purpose of this new law, enacted by the 1990 based Colt still makes guns, and New Haven State Technical College, than $100,000, said John Volk, out 10 houses and businesses as Lincoln Savings and Loan owner Charles Now, some 192 years later, Con­ Connecticut state legislature, is to prevent airborne pollu­ The new factory consists of 22 Connecticut companies make jet en­ said the project addresses what he director of the state’s division of a- key sources of water pollution. Keating has been indicted, booked, tion and to protect marine and other wildlife and the en­ necticut’s oldest factory has been antique lathes, drill presses and gines, nuclear submarines and secs as a fundamental problem that quaculture. Still, there are discouraging fingerprinted and, at least temporarily, vironment. reborn as its newest. Production other machines used to cut and helicopters. New Haven companies threatens the health of the U.S. Now, commercial shellfishers signs in some towns. jailed. Congress ought to examine some Fbr years most of us have enjoyed the colorful launch­ started Sept. 23, when machines shape the toy soldiers. The machines still produce everything from buck­ economy. harvest $20 million worth of Though recreational shellfishing possible “unindicted co-conspirators.” ings of masses of balloons into the skies without thinking similar to the ones Whitney used were collected from other museums, les, rifles and locks to confections “We need people who are willing oysters and clams in a year, and has thrived for 40 years in Old These are the government officials and about what happens when they eventually deflate and fall began turning out wooden toy sol­ such as rock candy and “Fez” candy. the industry is worth about $100 Lyme, shellfish commission mem­ private-sector professionals who con­ factories and machine shops to go into plants and do work,” he back to earth or into the sea. diers. But manufacturing employment million to the state, Volk said. ber Mervin Roberts said some beds tributed to keeping Keating in business. throughout the state. said. “And we’re not turning out Increased environmental consciousness in recent years The 3-inch soldiers are so simple has been dropping in Connecticut “We’ve been able to rebuild the have been closed during the past There is no evidence proving that they The factory will employ the same people who have that mind set. has led us to realize that on land, balloon remnants be­ that children could make them. In industry,” he said. are guilty of criminal wrongdoing, but in system of manufacturing that Whit­ since 1943, when 507,000 state We’re turning out people who want year because of questions about come unwanted litter, and on water, they become a fact, that’s the whole point — In the past decade, many the court of public opinion, they are guil­ ney pioneered when his musket fac­ workers — 63 percent of the work to sit in glassed-in offices and run water quality. serious threat to marine life. Sea turtles, dolphins, and shoreline towns have formed ty of contributing to the worst financial children do make the soldiers. 'The tory replaced the gunsmiths of his force — worked in manufacturing. the plants. even whales have died from ingesting fallen balloons, shellfish commissions to take ad­ “By and large the water is fit to scandal of our time. factory is actually an exhibit at the day. Whitney’s system — based on Now, roughly 22 percent of the “Manufacturing has suffered from mistaking them for jellyfish or other food. vantage of new state statutes drink, but until we complete tests Keating, the cenunl figure in the Eli Whitney Museum intended to interchangeable parts, the use of work force, or 350,000 out of 1.6 a lousy image. Even today, you go Connecticut’s new law challenges us to change our providing for continued local con­ and satisfy new rules of the inter­ savings and loan fiasco, was recently in­ teach Connecticut children about the machine tools, and the division of million jobs, arc in manufacturing. into a plant floor and its a very way of thinking about balloons, and to find other en­ trol of inshore waters. I hose com­ state shcllfishing commission, we dicted on 42 counts of criminal fraud and state’s proud manufacturing legacy. labor — made possible levels of Most Connecticut children know noisy, very loud place. But it’s more vironmentally benign ways to celebrate outdoor events. missions have set up testing can’t harvest oysters or clams,” he was jailed in Los Angeles. “In 25 minutes, 25 schoolchildren precision and productivity unheard little about this state’s industrial than that. It’s an interesting, fas­ Robbins Barstow programs for local waters, said. As serious as the charges against Keat­ will be able to produce 25 toy sol­ of in his day. legacy. Brown said. cinating thing. Our failure, and the 190 Stillvold Dr. developed shellfish management Roberts said he is worried that ing are, they may be just the tip of the diers,” said William Brown, director Although he failed to make truly ‘T h e experience of producing Wethersfield education system’s failure, is that plans, and promoted both commer­ health regulations on shellfishing iceberg for him. He also faces a $1.1 bil­ of the museum. “That’s our goal. interchangeable parts that would something collectively Im become we haven’t been getting this across cial and recreational shellfishing. could become prohibitively strict. lion civil racketeering suit, and a federal Ask me in a couple of weeks if we have made his guns easy to repair. as foreign to these children as ballet to young people. grand jury in Los Angeles has been con­ ducting a probe of him and others. But there are a few people involved The booming Pacific Rim with Keating who won’t go on trial, In Brief Part-time won’t pay any fines and won’t do jail DON'T MONKEY time. Former thrift regulator M. Danny SAN FRANCISCO — Not long ago, Pacific Rim. It has by far the largest Wall and current Federal Reserve Board Weicker as George Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev ■ President Bush and congres­ Exchange after trading as high as economy and it is the biggest exporter. It Chainnan Alan Greenspan are among ■ Whitman Corp. announced it ended talks in Helsinki, a conference of sional leaders forged a $5(X)-billion, $39.95 a barrel and falling as low as AROUND... is also by far the largest foreign investor them. will spin off its slumping Pet foods Pacific nations was begirming in San five-year compromise package of $38.65. To the Editor: ROBERT in other Pacific Rim countries. At least Wall, the chief federal savings division, consolidate several of its In a recent letter to the editor, Mary Ann Handley hit Francisco. What was discussed here, in tax increases and spending cuts, There was no news directly from WAGMAN and loan regulator and the protegee of operations and lay off about 1,000 the nail on the head when she questioned the manner in public and behind closed doors, is likely While everyone from the Rtcific Rim giving Congress a down-to-the-wirc the Middle East to influence trading. Sen. Jake Gam, R-Utah, lost his job, in employees. Try Our Pay-By-Mail which Lowell Weicker publiciz^ his personal financial to have a far greater impact on the U.S. countries publicly decried Western chance to block slashes in federal part, for keeping Lincoln Savings and 'Ihe company said Friday it will § ^ affairs. I would go a step further and question Lowell economy than anything discussed in Fin­ services due today. ■ The International Energy protectionism, privately they were Loan open about 18 months after the take a charge against its third- Program... Weicker’s honesty and integrity. land by the leaders of the two super­ The package contained $134 bil­ Agency advised Western nations to saying: “We understand the problem you point when its doors should have been quarter earnings to pay for the Remember, Sen. Joseph Lieberman’s defeat of Lowell powers. lion in new tax revenues, including brace for a possible oil shortage but It makes paying your subscription easier on you. have with Japan. We do too. But please nailed shut by Wall’s regulators. During program, which will cause losses for ^ m Weicker was due mainly to Weicker’s horrendous absen­ The Pacific Rim is the name given to gapore — it now exceeds the American new taxes on gasoline, cigarettes, al­ said there was no immediate need to Instead of paying your carrier every 2 weeks, you can be a little discriminating with new im­ that time, Lincoln continued to foist junk the quarter and year. tee record from the floor of the Senate. Can we afford to the semicircle of countries in or on the or European average. Finally, last year cohol and luxury items. Medicare tap strategic reserves to offset the simply write a check for 3 months, 6 months or a full port control laws, and don’t paint us with bonds on elderly customers. O ^ have a governor in Connecticut who will show up when­ Pacific Ocean from Australia to Japan. U.S.-Pacific Rim trade ($297 billion) ex­ costs for the elderly and disabled loss of oil from Iraq and Kuwait. year...drop it in the mail. Then, you can forget about the same broad brush.” In 1987, Keating complained about ■ Plans to rescue two United having ready cash to pay your carrier, answering the 2 5 ever it meets his fancy? I think not. Major countries included are Australia, ceeded U.S.- European trade ($207 bil­ were increased; defense spending Echoing the conclusions drawn at the regulators on Wall’s regional staff in Mine Workers health care funds, door when it's inconvenient or being at home to pay Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, lion). was slashed as well. a meeting last month, the group’s If every Democrat, Republican, or unaffiliated voter Meanwhile, the EEC delegation was San Francisco who were supervising now staggering under an $88 million your bill. Thailand, Singapore, South Korea, The main message carried to the con­ The pact, described by Bush in a governing board said in a comuni- looks at the true Lowell Weicker, he or she will cast their quietly telling U.S. executives not to fear Lincoln Savings. Incredibly, Wall deficit, are stirring anxiety among WE WILL NOTIFY Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and Japan. ference by Pacific Rim leaders is a fear mid-aftemoon Rose Garden announ­ que Friday that rising oil price rises vote for Bruce Morrison or John Rowland. their trade barriers, aimed mainly at the granted Keating’s wish in 1988 and took non-union coal operators. Simply complete the coupon below and send it to YOUR CARRIER Without much fanfare, high-level cement, was likely to prevent a were driven by “extreme political THAT YOU ARE A We are on the verge of a serious financial crisis in our of U.S. protectionism and trade barriers Japanese and other Pacific Rim the San Francisco office off the case. The operators fear a new in­ us.. .or if you would like more information on our Pay- delegations from all these countries were being raised against them by the new chaotic disruption in federal uncertainty,” not short supplies. PAY-BY-MAIL country and our state. Let’s elect someone who will be a countries. Later Wall paid a visit to William Seid- dustry-wide coal tax will be By-Mail program call the Circulation Department. here in San Francisco to meet with each European Economic Community. programs that would otherwise have Supplies lost due to the embargo CUSTOMER Z TJ full-time governor - not part-time Lowell Weicker. man, chairman of the Federal Deposit In­ proposed to bail out the troubled 647-9946. Alter initial payment and prior to expira­ other, a delegation from the European Australian Prime Minister Robert occurred when the 1991 fiscal year on Kuwait and Iraq’s oil have been J.R. Smyth Hong Kong — and what will happen surance Corp. Appalled at what Wall had 1950 and 1974 UMW health benefit tion, you will be billed. O J3 Economic Community and the CEOs of Hawke called the barriers to Pacific Rim begins Monday. offset by increased production by Manchester after it is returned to China in 1997 — done, Seidman told him, “Danny, trusts, which serve 127,052 retired hundreds of top U.S. companies at a imports being set by the ECC “irration­ was also very much on everyone’s mind other nations, it said, and oil nobody ever said that a test of a super­ union miners, widows and depen­ $2,400-a-ticket “PacRim ’90” Con­ al” and “self defeating,” and he during the meeting. The Chinese said ■ The government’s main markets remain adequately supplied. I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my pay-by­ 5^ visor is whether the guy he’s supervising dents. ference. described what he secs as a growing that it would remain the banking and economic forecasting gauge plunged mail subscription on o m agrees with him or not. ... You’re In March, U.S. Labor Secretary The Pacific Rim represents the climate towards protectionism in the finance center of Asia. No one believed 1.2 percent in August, its steepest ■ President Mikhail S. Gor­ responsible for Keating, you know that.” Elizabeth Dole appointed an 11- Enclosed please find payment for m ^ greatest economic shift in the world over United States as “a cloud over growth that. The growing consensus is that Sin­ fall in three years and an indication, bachev, struggling to maintain Greenspan was an expert-for-hire for member commission to study the Carrier Delivery: CO Refrigerator the last 25 years. Fbr a long time, the both for us and for you.” gapore will take over Hong Kong’s role. one economist said, of "‘nothing but central control over Soviet political Keating. As a private financial consultant trusts. The panel, which has no law­ Asian nations were looked at primarily The main purpose of the conference Perhaps tlie talk that drew the most at­ dark clouds” ahead. and economic life, plans to trans­ before he was appointed to the Fed, making power, will release its □ 3 months *23.10 □ 6 months *46.20 □ 1 year *92.40 O as a source of cheap labor for products was to interest U.S. companies in in­ tention from U.S. executives was given Seven of the 11 components of form 550 armament factories to donation Greenspan wrote a letter on Keating’s recommendations at two meetings, Senior Citizens; destined for North America or Europe. creasing investments in Asia and the by Allan Carroll, managing director of the Commerce Department’s civilian production, his spokesman m > behalf to the regulator^ in San Francisco scheduled for Oct. 11 and Oct. 17. □ 3 months *21.56 □ 6 months *43.12 □ 1 year *86.24 However, in many of the Pacific Pacific Rim. Thus, both Hawke and Sin­ Carroll Rmners, an Australian-based in­ Index of Leading Indicators were said. in 1985. Greenspan sought permission To the Eiditor: countries that is no longer true. Explod­ gapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew ternational consulting firm specializing off, including stock prices and an Gorbachev and top aides met 2 1“ for Lincoln to exceed the limit on so- Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment / Tip Amount > CO The Manchester Herald has reported on several oc­ ing economies have driven wages sharp­ stressed the political stability of the in the Pacific Rim. index measuring consumer con­ Friday to complete tlie conversion ■ The stock market staged an im­ called “direct investments” — forays by casions the concerns of city business owners regarding ly upward, and the region has become region. Both men praised the U.S. Carroll divided the Pacific Rim into fidence, the department said Friday. plan as representatives of seven pressive turnaround Friday after an Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30,3 months thrifts into non-traditional and risky in­ > the homeless citizens of our community. I think it is im­ one of the world’s largest consumer presence in the region. Soviet republics agreed to bypass initial plunge. The Dow Jones eight separate geographic groupings. He vestments. JO H portant for your readers to know that one of our local markets, as well as the source of major Lee renewed his offer to allow the believes that over the next 50 years the ■ The House voted to give Presi­ central authorities in working out a average of 30 industrials climbed Greenspan asserted that Lincoln was > merchants has taken a different position - he has made a investment funding for Western United States to use Singapore to replace biggest growth area will be in what he dent Bush authority to triple the new system of economic and politi­ 25.00 to close at 2,452.48. Name “devoting a large proportion of its as­ " 0 contribution to the work of the Samaritan Shelter, recog­ countries. military bases that will probably be lost calls “continental Southeast Asia,” which Strategic Petroleum Reserve oil cal cooperation. Bond prices rose as traders an­ sets” to the traditional job of savings and nizing that providing services for the homeless is the Over the next five years, average in the Philippines. Said Lee, a U.S. includes Thailand, Vietnam, Burma, sale he announced Wednesday, but a The Supreme Soviet parliament ticipated a weekend accord on the Address l6ans — home construction and Apt. responsibility of all. economic growth of Pacific Rim military presence “will bring a continued Laos and Cambodia. He also noted that White House spokesman said he has has been unable to pass a cohesive federal budget. mortgages. And he warned that denial of Ron Elders, general manager of A1 Sieffert’s Super­ countries will be about twice the ex­ benign stabilizing influence.” this region has the Pacife Rim’s most no intention of doing so. reform plan, and on Monday granted The dollar gained against all Keating’s request would put an “unfair store, was told by Dan Noel, a member of our Social pected level in the United States or In more private meetings between the deep-seated political problems. If these On a voice vote Friday with no Gorbachev extraordinary powers to major currencies except its Ciy. Zip Phone hardship” on a “financially strong in­ Responsibility Committee, that the shelter badly needed Europe. In many of these countries, delegations and U.S. business leaders, can resolved, however, and stable dissent, the House raised to 15 mil­ transform the national economy Canadian counterpart. stitution” that presented no forseeable a refrigerator. The old one reached a low of only 50 average personal disposable income has other, more sensitive topics were governments installed, the area could be­ lion barrels the ceiling on test sales from a planned to a market system. Gold futures prices fell; energy risk to the depositor insurance fund. Boy, MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF...PAY-BY-MAIL degrees. Mr. Elders responded with the offer of a used covered. come one of the world’s most explosive from the government stocks after futures showed signs of breaking the reached American and European levels. was he wrong. machine. He gave the shelter a used refrigerator that had In several — notably Japan and Sin- Japan is clearly the leader of the growth regions. Energy Secretary James Watkins $40-a-barrel barrier once again, but Even while Greenspan was singing the ■ California adopted strict auto been traded in and was in good working condition. told lawmakers Thursday a 5 mil- fell in the last hour of trading; silver praises of Lincoln, Wall’s examiners emission rules to compel production The Manchester Herald We can all be grateful for such a gift, one that con­ lion-barrel lest was inadequate. and platinum extended their losses; tributes to efforts to assist the homeless of our com­ were being told by Lincoln officials that of a new generation of ultra-clean soybean futures prices slipped; junk bonds would replace some of Lin­ cars and fuels, toughening the stric­ P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 munity. Perhaps more of us can find similar ways to ■ Oil prices closed little changed grains were mixed; livestock futures respond to the needs of the Samaritan Shelter and the The parole system returns coln’s investments in home mortgages test air quality controls in the nation. were mixed; and pork futures were in a quiet yet volatile session Friday. Food Pantry. because they were “easier to process,” The effort, announced Friday, is Traders saw evidence that President higher. Connie Sternberg because Lincoln was “belter staffed” to an attempt to grapple with Califor­ sive supervision of those on parole. Judges will have more leeway in setting Bush’s attempt to calm the energy NOTICE OF RETIREMENT ^ Minister, Unitarian By RICHARD J. BALDUCCI______handle junk bonds than mortgages and nia’s enormous dilemma: some of Murderers and certain drug offenders bail for people awaiting trial to keep the markets was having some effect. Universalist Society: East because junk bonds “offer greater li­ the worst air pollution in the nation, Dr. Abraham Kurien wishes to notify his patients will be exempt from consideration for most violent offenders off our streets. The November contract for Over time, supervised home release quidity than family home mortgages.” a population of 30 million people, A New Introducing parole. All others must serve at least 50 The courts can lake into account an ac­ delivery of light sweet crude fell 3 that he will retire from Office practice on Sep­ has become an automatic entitlement for Within a year of Greenspan’s glowing percent of their sentences before they can cused’s background and record in deter­ cents to $39.51 a 42-gallon barrel 22 million vehicles on the road and Way To most prisoners and has resulted in abuses letter, one thrift examiner wrote of Lin­ tember 30. 1990. mining the amount of bail, instead of Friday on the New Tbrk Mercantile few mass-transit alternatives. within our criminal justice system. be considered eligible for parole. coln, “There is, in my estimation, a real ^^^TheSave Soap Store relying only on the likelihood that in­ Prisoners have sometimes been released risk of a major financial disaster in the Drs. G ia o H oa ng and Parveen Khanna will be re­ Why will this return to the parole sys­ dividuals will return for their court date. after serving only 10 p>crccnt of their sen­ making.” And in the spring of 1987, ihe newest way to buy the finest quality home tem be any better than what we have In order to allow for these sweeping placing him and will be available at 935 Main Berry's World tences to ease the overcrowding situation now? First, we go back to the beginning government examiners said it was time cleaning and personal care products in our jails. Supervised home release reforms in our criminal justice system to close Lincoln down. Street, Manchester, CT. of the 1980s when the state decided to served to shift the focus of the correc­ and reserve our limited prison space for Ladies 9dj£fit Out BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND SAVE eliminate parole because we wanted to tions system to a numbers game, instead the most dangerous criminals, courts can V Phone Number will continue as 646-4546._____ 1 keep people in jail. The idea was a good Smiling bill of working in the interest of public sentence the growing number of drug of­ HERE S WHERE WE ARE one, but in practice it became impossible FBI Director William Sessions is no J. safety. fenders to undergo mandatory drug treat­ to continue. The escalating drug scourge Edgar Hoover. 'Those who know him ment and place those convicted of non­ BOLTON and ensuing increase in crime overload describe him more as a likable puppy, MEN-A-MANIA We in the Legislature don’t think violent crimes into community service prisons, to the point where new construc­ DOWNTOWN ROUTE 6 release from prison should be automatic. programs. eager to please and eager to be liked. He , MANCHESTER tion could not keep up with the inmate caters to Attorney General Richard ULTIMATE 1 We want to keep dangerous people in jail The changes are necessary to make 11 of New Englands EAST longer. In other words, do the crime, do population. our criminal justice system work more Thornburgh, dutifully calling (• Family Hair Salon the time. In addition, tlie state has been under effectively for those who are a part of it Thornburgh before venturing up to Hottest Male Dancers and for tlie public which puts its trust in Capitol Hill to meet with lawmakers. A 311 Green Road Manchester Beginning Oct. 1, a new law taking ef­ constant threat of a court order to im­ that system. class action suit, brought against the FBI fect will begin a major reform to Con­ mediately release inmates when prisons PRODUCTS INCLUDE by Hispanic agents who alleged dis­ October 2, 1990 necticut’s criminal justice system. The are overcrowded over a certain period of Richard J. Balducci is the speaker Powdered & liquid laundry detergent Welcomes back into the time. The practice of letting model of the state House of Representatives. crimination, cut Sessions to the core. 9 8 p.m. at the Colony Liquid hanid dish detergents supervised home release program will be Lately he has been seen around the Manchester area Joan phased out, to be completely eliminated prisoners out early for “good time” was Dishwasher Powder not enough to case the growing crisis. In bineau glad-handing and joking with at in 1993. In its place, the state will in­ Letters policy Hispanic agents. 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October 1. 1990 iBaitflirslrr 'Hrrali'i Drug Laws From Page 1 From Page l Section 2, F^ge 7 LOCAL/REGIONAL Monday, October 1,1990 H ^ o r d , was picked up by South “Unique.” The deals at times were Court’s landmark 1973 decision in Windsor police and charged with arranged in local bars. those who already have permits to for more than 120 days; and $10 for two counts of sale of cocaine, sale Roe vs. Wade which legalized abor­ carry a gun. homebuyers later find out that a Police spokesman Gary Wood tion, Connecticut’s criminal abor­ emissions inspections more than 30 murder has been committed in the of cocaine by a non-drug dependent stressed that none of the establish­ The other key gun bill holds gun days late. person, and possession of cocaine, tion laws were never repealed. The house or if a previous occupant had Serving Manchester ■ Coventry ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron ments involved nor their employees owners responsible if their loaded The fee to restore a suspended or AIDS. police report^. General Assembly finally got wMpons fall into the hands of face charges, and in many cases the around to it this year when it revoked driver’s license or registra­ The new law allows a potential The radio station, which would proprietors had requested police as­ children and injure or kill someone. tion will rise to $30, up from $10. not comment on the arrest nor decided to put into state law the Another new law prohibits those buyer to ask whether the house has sistance in ridding drug dealers from tenets of Roe vs. Wade and guaran­ Motorists will be required to have been “psychologically impacted” as answer questions about Rivers, their businesses. under 18 from buying black powder their headlights on not only during Report ranks reportedly has suspended him. tee the right to choose abortion in a result of events or perceived Their charges range from con­ or other explosives, unless the per­ inclement weather but also from a New leaf Connecticut. son has a hunting license. events. The seller is not obligated to _ One of the suspects, a Rockville spiracy to sell marijuana to sale of half-hour after sunset until a half- juvenile, was charged with sale and Access to abortions in the state A ‘^hate crimes bill” strengthens give an answer, and the broker can­ cocaine by a non-drug dependent hour before sunrise. not be sued later. possession of marijuana and had will remain essentially unchanged, penalties for crimes motivated by person, records show. Those renewing auto registrations Other new laws will; town sidewalks arrested at Rockville High but girls 15 and under will be re­ bigotry and bias. pickup Wood explained the latter charge School, police said. quired to get counseling about alter­ will no longer have to submit their —Prohibit inmates who are incar­ is based on a newly enacted statute natives to abortion and to be en­ It calls tor penalUes of up to no-fault insurance cards, but will cerated for more than a year for sell­ The investigation was aided by an that recommends stiffer penalties for undercover East Hartford officer, couraged to tell their parents. The $5,0W and five years in prison for have to sign a statement saying they ing drugs from being eligible for the dealers who are not dependent on law allows abortions late in a preg­ physical violence, property damage have and will maintain insurance. supervised home-release program. needing repairs weighed who approached prospective dealers their sales to support their habits. asking to buy drugs. The officer was nancy, when the fetus is capable of or threats against someone because Bowling alleys will be able to —Allow towns to give property Bonds for the suspects, some who living outside the womb, only when of race, religion, ethnicity or sexual serve alcoholic beverages at tax exemptions to certain businesses By ALEX GIRELLI and Delmont. By ALEX GIRELLI covertly referred to as “Unique” be­ will be presented in court today, the life or health of the mother is in orientation. It defines sexual orienta- laneside beginning at 2 pjn. The that provide child day care to town Manchester Herald Hartford Road near Main, Elm, Manchester Herald cause of the uniqueness of an East were as high as $35,000. Hartford officer working with Tri- danger. tion as a preference for current start time is 5 pjn. residents. Goslee and Pine. During one of Friday’s raids, heterosexuality, homosexuality or MANCHESTER — Manchester Town investigators. Brew pubs, already allowed to —Eliminate cohabitation as a MANCHESTER — Main Street Princeton near Harvard, Henry, police confiscated a Chevrolet Sil­ Two significant gun bills become bisexuality. defense for those accused of sexual near Hollister Street, and Delmont Tanner, and Green. I residents, who have been told for The method employed in three of verado truck, which was allegedly law today. brew, store, bottle and sell beer for the arrests was for “Unique” to ar­ assault in the first-, second- and and Washington Streeu most need years not to rake leaves into the gut­ used as a drug store. Besides the The bill prohibiting the release of on-premises consumption, will also ter for townwide leaf pickup, may range drug purchases, which other (^ e requires a two-week waiting third-degree. repairs, according to a priority list W. Middle Tlimpike near Essex, truck. Wood said police did not con­ more than 10 balloons into the air is be allowed to sell liquor and wine get opposite instructions this year. officers could monitor through hid­ period before the purchase of any beginning today. —Prohibit the recording of a developed by the town’s Public Durant, and Broad. fiscate any item of great interest, aimed at protecting marine life, The town administration is con­ den radio transmitters worn by gun, to allow authorities to nm a telephone conversation without the Works Departtnent. Eldridge near Main and Spruce. I such as weapons or other vehicles. which have been known to consume Liquor stores will also be able to sidering lease and possible purchase criminal background check on the balloons that end up in the water. sell clothes bearing liquor industry knowledge of all parties to the con­ The list is scheduled for presenta- Harvard Road near Bowers and versation. Prior law required the fion to the Board of Directors when of a type of leaf-pickup machine buyer. The law previously provided Numerous changes in motor advertising. Princeton. knowledge of only one party. it holds its Oct. 9 meeting and is that works only when the leaves are a waiting period only for handguns. vehicle laws take effect today, in­ E. Middle TTimpike near Lenox, The new law does not apply to those What became known as “the —Make it a Class “C” felony, listed on the agenda for the second lined up at the gutters. cluding a new schedule of late fees: Ghostbusters Bill” is also going into Walker, Princeton, Earl, View, The Board of Directors will hear with valid hunting licenses, law en­ punishable by up to 10 years in session of the meeting. ftrker, and Ardmore. Budget $5 for registrations up to 60 days effect. It is designed to protect real a report on the machines at its Oc­ forcement or military officials and late, $10 for 60 to 120 days late, $25 prison and a $5,000 fine, to assault The sidewalks were prioritized by School near Main, Vine, and estate agents from lawsuits if an emergency medical technician. a numerical list with points awarded tober meeting. The report is set for From Page 1 Spruce. according to the necessity of repairs North Main near Marble, presentation at the second board or installations of sidewalks where McCabe, meeting of the month, O ct 9. from being a record shortfall in ex­ weeks ahead.” none exist. With a possible top score West Center near Trebbe, Leaf collection is scheduled to begin Oct 22. cess of $250 billion. One final irony is that as Impact of 10,000, based on the need for O’Leary, Bluefield, Trebbe, South walks and the condition of walks And it exacts a hard price on negotiators were working hard to Adams, Hyde, The leaf-pickup machines the town has been using arc basically many Americans. come up with even $40 billion in tax where they exist, the east side of Furest near Main, and Otis. From Page 1 vacuum cleaners that suck the leaves Of the total $500 billion deficit increases and spending cuts for the Main Street between Delmont and Johnson Terrace. into boxes on a truck bed. One type reduction package, $133.8 billion is fiscal year that begins today — priced items to account for the Washington Streets gets the top Maple near Main, Cottage, and the $500 billion in tough tax and And they will have to pay the first score of 7,722. of new machine under consideration to come from new taxes and other about $10 billion smaller a package change in price brought on by now allowed to take in a lump sum a Spruce. spending measures prescribed in $150 of doctors’ bills themselves, uses rotating knives to pick up the revenue increases. Taxes on gasoline than originally planned — budget higher taxes, he said. portion of their pension funds, will Sections of about 30 town streets Bowers near Hollister, Henry, and would more than double. Medicare Sunday’s agreement with congres­ double the current deductible. lose that option. have ratings of more than 6,500 in leaves, and the other uses tines and a officials were privately upping the “The taxes should be more evenly sional leaders is necessary as a Taimer. premiums would rise, farm subsidies the list, prepared by the town ad­ rotating brush. estimate the deficit by an identical spread out through other products,” means of denting the federal deficit. The government will get tougher Clifton. ^ ^ ® involved in an accidem '^'vv^t would be cut and government ser­ $40 billion. instead of Just concentrating on so- Farmers will see the programs on students who default on guaran­ ministration at the request of the Hollister near North Elm, Middle Turnpike in front of the Manchester Parkade Friday night. Two passengers riding in the Gary Wood, traffic analyst for the vices would decline. “In terms of pocketbook impact, that support them cut by $13 billion Board of Directors. Police Department said he has some Before Sunday, budget officials called sin items, Eagleson said. nothing can be more important to teed student loans. Veterans Bowers, Berkley and Princeton. Well-off families earning over over the five years. Federal retirees. car, which collided with a pickup truck, were taken to Manchester Memorial Hospital for in­ safety concerns about leaves in the warned that without a budget agree­ Cigarette taxes will grow gradual­ every American, men and women programs will be reduced as well. The list will be used to help deter­ White. $100,000 would find new limits on mine what places get preference for juries sustained in the crash. Police said Friday night that the two were not in serious condi­ gutter, but that many residents have ment the deficit for fiscal 1991 ly from the current 16 cents per pack who are either alone or who have Henry near Main, Summit, Harlan what they could deduct from their to 24 cents with the plan. repair, or for installation of walks and White. tion. No new information could oe aiiainea about the crash Monday morning. been raking leaves into the gutter would be some $250 billion, a fOTilies they have to care for, than taxes. And sharp new levies would record. Despite the tax increase, cigarette The following streets have scores Delmont near Main, Bond, and and there have not been any major the overall economic climate,” said problems. One fear is that children be slapped on nonessential items Then Darman on Sunday said the smokers will not stray from their Court disallows above 6500: Summit. like cigarettes, booze and luxury White House Chief of Staff John Spruce Street near Eldridge, will hide themselves in the piles and deficit — even with the agreement favorite place to pick up a pack, said Sununu. Tanner. boats. Toby Greenbaum, the owner of Vil­ Maple, School, Bissell and Pearl. Green Road near Bowers, Prin­ be struck by cars. — will be somewhere around $254 The budget negotiators — Bush said he would “do my level Green Road in the area of Sher­ ceton, Robin and Oakwood. billion. That’s a far cry from the $64 lage Pharmacy at 1368 Main St., Sununu included — believe that MCC News A b o u t T o w n best to take this case to the nativity scene wood, Summit, North Elm, Prin­ Hall Court. billion deficit figure called for under Coventry. after the yelps of protest die down, American people,” but he didn’t ceton, Bowers, Robin and Oakwood. Perrett Place. Gramm-Rudman. “Smokers have an addiction to their budget agreement will pass county. Reservations are now being taken for the third an­ elaborate. White House officials Faced with such a huge gap. Con­ nicotine, so they will pay the whole By JAMES H. RUBIN Oakland, near Apel, Mill, North Woodbridge near Phelps, said a prime-time television address Congress and have a positive effect: The Associated Press A federal Judge declared the dis­ Mam, Sheldon, and Woodbridge. nual Dinner-Lecture Series at Manchester Community Planning for sale gress decided to change the price whatever it is,” said Green­ Helping the average American by play unconstitutional, and the 4th Starkweather, Oakland and Main. College. Six international dinners, followed im­ to the nation was a good possibility. Gramm-Rudman target and give it­ baum, who noted that the tax in­ Summit near E.Middle TIimpike, American Legion Drive. The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical The president made the vow Just spurring the economy enough to let U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals mediately by lectures by MCC faculty or staff, will be self and the White House another crease will not effect the number of interest rates drop and businesses WASHINGTON — The Supreme upheld the raling last Febmary. held on Tuesdays throughout the 1990-91 academic Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 7 days after he told Republican Court today refused to allow the dis­ five years — until 1998 — to cigarettes his store will order. prosper. “The unmistakable message con­ year from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the Cheney Dining Room. p.m. (new time) in the church basement. Plans for the audiences in the Midwest he would play of a Christmas nativity scene balance the budget. “[Cigar smokers] will complain Whether the package — even if veyed is one of government endor­ On Oct. 9, Charles A. Plese, dean of instructional coming sale to be held Saturday, Nov. 10, will be take his case against congressional more, but they will pay for them.” on the lawn of a county government finalized. For more information, call Ruth Baker at Democrats to “every state in the na­ enacted in full — will ever have that sement of religion,” the appeals development, .will present a one-person dramatization he said. effect is uncertain. There are too building in Charlottesville, Va. court said. of Mark Twain. 649-5155. tion.” The court, without comment, left “ A small number of smart people many question marks, ranging from The appeals court relied heavily Dean Plese began his career as an assistant professor Bush had scheduled a month of intact a ruling that allowing a Games follow meeting will use this as an excuse to quit,” the whims of foreign investors to the on a 1989 Supreme Court ruling that of theater. He has more than 200 productions to his travels for October to speak on be­ Bush Greenbaum said. private group to display the nativity By BRIAN M. TROTTA price other countries demand for oil, said a nativity scene standing alone credit as an actor and director. He served as general Scandia Lodge #23 Vasa Order of America will Manchester Herald half of GOP candidates. Presumab­ Gasoline, now taxed by the scene, or creche, on public property have a meeting Thursday, Oct. 4, at 7:30 p.m. at ly, he will add a call for enactment From Page 1 to predict how the U.S. economy inside a government building in Pit­ manager of the UConn Nutmeg Theater for four years federal government at 9 cents per will behave. would violate the constitutionally tsburgh was unconstitutional. and founded Summer Workshop ’90 and Actor’s Cafe Emanuel Lutheran Church. Following the meeting, of the bipartisan agreement to his required separation of church and BOLTON — The Board of gallon, will eventually carry a 21- But while the country’s economic The Justices that same day al­ in New Jersey, and Summer Theater 3 at MCC. He games will be played and refreshments served. stock speech. cent-per-gallon levy. state. Selectmen will vote tonight on ap­ campaign for you,” Foley said. doctors wait for the prescription to lowed a Jewish Hanukkah menorah holds a bachelor’s degree in theater and a master’s de­ pointments to several vacant town The president has a history of “This is really going to hurt the The Albemarle County Board of Officers for Society named U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, the take effect, Americans of all classes to be displayed outside a Pittsburgh gree in community international services. positions, including a temporary re­ compromising, particularly on consumer,” said Charles Minicucci, Supervisors approved a request by St. Bridget’s Rosary Society recently held their an­ Democratic candidate, will probably are being asked to bear a part of the government building a block away On Nov. 13, Theresa D. McConnel, professor of placement for Building Inspector domestic issues. So his willingness the owner of M & M Service Sta­ pain. the local chapter of the Jaycees to nual installation banquet at Marco Polo Restaurant, to stump the nation for an agreement not be paid a visit by any because it was accompanied by business administration, will speak on “The Financial Robert Senkow, who resigned last tion, on Route 6 in Bolton. If you fly, the federal tax you pay display the creche, and it was set up East Hartford. The following officers were installed: that undoes two major tenets of his Democratic celebrity politicians. some secular, or non-religious, Planning Primer.” She will explore financial planning week. “With the prices going through on your airline tickets will grow on the front lawn of the county of­ items. Carol Colvin, Ann Wingert, co-presidents; Nancy 1988 presidential campaign should “We don’t have a president,” said for insurance, investment, retirement, taxes and es­ O.V. Erlandson will act as a tem­ the roof already, it is foolish to put from 8 percent to 10 percent. fice building from Dec. 6, 1987, Major, vice president; Cindy Chaponis, secretary; and not be a surprise. John Droney, chairman of the state until Jan. 10,1988. The rulings last year were the tates. She will also discuss how to choose a financial porary consultant while the town more taxes on gasoline,” Minicucci Fancy cars, private boats, furs and high court’s latest pronouncements planner. Helen Whalen, treasurer. Sr. Joan Reilly, CSJ is Still, in going along with the pact. Democratic Central Committee. said. Chaplin. searches for a permanent replace­ Bush formally put an end to his “no Bush has campaigned for Jewelry will be taxed another 10 A group that included Unitarian on what has become a familiar issue Professor McConnel teaches courses in finance, ment. He will work an average of 12 But even if you don’t smoke, for the Justices. new taxes” campaign vow. And he Rowland, a U.S. Representative percent above price thresholds for ministers and a Jewish rabbi sued financial planning, and business management. She is a Thread embroidery hours per week and be paid $25 per from Waterbury, twice before. drink or drive a car, you’ll still feel each item. Boat owners also will be the board in federal court over al­ But the Pittsburgh decisions left graduate of Rutgers University and holds an MBA hour. also abandoned, at least for now, a the pain because the plan will affect “Needlework Traditions and Treasures” will feature And Bush, whose reputation as an assessed a $25 annual fee to help lowing the display. unclear whether either building I from the University of Connecticut and a certificate in Senkow’s resignation was turned feature that until Thursday he was other areas as well. counted thread embroidery of the Charter Oak Chapter obsessive author of thank-you notes cover the Coast Guard’s costs of The county officials said the lawn there was a public forum where in­ financial planning from Fairfield University. She also in last week as selectmen met to insisting must be a part of any • Elderly or disabled Medicare members of the Friends of Counted Embroidery. Set in and returner of favors is legendary, patrolling the waterways. is a public forum where many public dividuals or groups traditionally ex­ owns and manages a consulting business in financial consider firing him. He had been at budget compromise — a lower capi­ recipients will pay higher premiums. People who earn more than ercise freedom of expression. planning. a historic and authentic 18th Century homestead, the tal gains tax. hasn’t forgotten that Rowland was activities have been permitted, in­ odds with the board and the • Students will see their federal $100,000 annually will lose 3 per­ The court split, 4-4, in 1985 in On Dec. 4, John E. Stevens, professor of fine arts, exhibit will be open Oct. 6 through 8. 10, 13, 15, 17 the first sitting member of Congress cluding a beauty pageant, a United and 20. ’ ’ townspeople over his strict enforce­ Not only did Bush not get a capi­ loan program reduced. cent of their deductions above that forcing the affluent New York City will discuss “Italy: Additional Discoveries - Beyond tal gains tax reduction in the pack­ to endorse him for president in Way billboard, weddings and a civil Rick Santos/Manchsstar Haratd ment of the building codes for 1988. • Fanners would lose $13 billion amount. suburb of Scarsdale to permit a the American Tourist’s Typical Path.” His lecture and age, but the final measure also in agricultural subsidies. rights demonstration.. DONATED VAN — The Manchester Police Department's Libraries ciosed on 8th storage sheds. “Before Rowland decided to run Upper-middle-class wage earners private group’s nativity scene in a slides will offer images of Italy’s less frequented but would have the effect of increasing Among the other intended effects: The officials said the free-speech The Manchester Libraries, Mary Cheney, Whiton Erlandson, a Manchester residenu for governor, he asked Bush’s ad­ will notice higher taxes taken out of rights of the Jaycees would be vio­ village park where non-religious rnobile crime unit sits quietly in the lot next to the police sta­ inspiring regions, such as Milan, Lucca, Siena and Sar­ taxes on the wealthy — both Higher taxes for families moving up Memorial and the Bookmobile announce that they will is a part-time building-inspiector in vice,” Faley said. “The Bushes and their paychecks too. The 1.45 per­ lated if the group were barred from displays were allowed. tion. The vehicle, a donation from Manchester Memorial dinia. through a 10 percent fee on luxuries from Toyota to Mercedes; less op­ be closed on Monday, Oct. 8, in observance of the Columbia. He has also served as a the Rowlands have known each cent tax that helps support the displaying the creche. The officials The Albemarle County officials Professor Stevens has been teaching studio art his­ and through new limits on tax portunity for low income families Hospital, has not yet been used by police who are refinishing Columbus Day Holiday. Regular hours resume on fill-in inspector in Bolton when other for a long time. Medicare program, which is now also noted that the creche was ac­ said the lawn in front of the county it for safety operations. tory courses at MCC since 1970 and has traveled ex­ Senkow was on vacation. deductions for higher income who depend on subsidized housing applied to only the first $51,300 of Tuesday, Oct. 9. families. “And Bush has a keen interest in companied by a sign that said it was building is a recognized public tensively throughout Europe and Central and South The selectmen meet tonight at — and for high income taxpayers income, will now be subtracted for forum Just as that Scarsdale park I America. He received his bachelor’s degree from the White House aides pointed to a Connecticut. He still has family who sponsored by the Jaycees, not the Bridge resuits 7:30 pjn. in Town Hall. The meet­ whose accountants look for every the first $73,000. was. I Massachusetts College of Art and his master’s degree variety of other incentives in the live in Greenwich. Connecticut is possible deduction. Jobless ing will be preceded by a brief town one of his home states,” Faley said. Medicare recipients — the na­ in fine arts from the University of Hartford. The Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Sept. plan designed to spur business in­ Americans would wait longer to 17 were: N-S: 1) Jim Baker and Louise Kermode, 2) meeting at 7 pjn., at which residents Bush’s other home states are tion’s elderly and disabled — will Police refurbish On Feb. 12, Thomas W. Owens, associate professor will vote on two appropriations from vestment and business growth. receive their initial unemployment Phyllis Pierson and Peg Dunfield, 3) Linda Simmons Texas and Maine. be paying more and getting less. of law, will discuss “Dcqth and Taxes” with a focus on the town’s surplus fund But the fact remained that Bush benefits. ^ d Ellen Goldberg; E-W: 1) Mary Willhide and Their $28.60 monthly premium for planning prior to death, probating an estate, and state The board may also announce the gave up plenty to get a budget The Bush administration believes doctors’ care will cost about $34.30. and federal taxes on inheritance. Suzanne Shorts, 2) Harvey Sirota and Irv Carlson, 3) agreement. Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence. Results for 9-20 hiring of a new land-use manager. donated camper Professor Owens earned his MPA from Indiana Town officials had offered the posi­ “I don’t think we’re going to get University and is a graduate of UConn’s School of were: N-S: 1) Louise Kermode and Barry Campbell, 2) into the hot rhetoric of what gain or WE DELIVER YOU CAN HEAR By RICK SANTOS Law. He also holds a master’s degree in taxation law Ann De Martin and Faye Lawrence, 3) Mollie Timreck tion to one of the applicants, but last loss there is in ... political terms,,” For Home Delivery. Call situation, most of the vehicle’s trips and Lmda Simmons; E-W: 1) Tom Regan and Mike week they were still waiting ftw a said Bush’s chief of staff, John MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Manchester Herald have been from its storage bay — in from Boston University and has more than 15 years of experience in uaists and estates. Franklin, 2) Bev Saunders and Peg Arseneaux, 3) Dale response. Sununu. “There will be a lot of time 647-9946 presents A PIN DROP the lot on the east side of the station Hamcd and Pat Forstrom. for that to take place in the days and Monday to Fridhy. 9 to 6 MANCHESTER — Not every — to the maintenance garage, on the On March 12, Fatma W. Antar, assistant professor “PROSTATE HEALTH” owner of a recreational vehicle, west side of the station. of economics, will discuss “Women in Egypt.” A na­ Conn, guiid of craftsmen sometimes called a camper, is plan­ tive of Egypt, Professor Antar is the founder and chair WITH THE “Right now, it’s stripped,” ^esday pening. Oct. 2, the Connecticut Guild 1 a free health lecture for men of MCC’s highly successful Annual Conference on PZC meets Ma n c h e s i^ h Health n^|i>ARTM6lJT ' ning a trek across the country or a Guliano said, “so we’d have to load of Craftsmen will present a special lecture. “Marketing weekend trip to Vermont. it up with portable equipment rather Global Issues and is active in several international 1990 VACCINE Cl INins presented by TM groups. Her lecture will introduce Egypt and its culture Yo^ Crafts,” at Country Craft Shoppe in Glastonbury, For example, one family, the than use permanent equipment.” at 6.30 pjn, for local hobbyists interested in participat- WHISPER 2000 Manchester Filiee DepartmenL ob­ with special reference to the history of women’s rights. tonight FOR mg at area craft shows. Pre-registration is required for ROBERT RODNER, M.D. tained its camper for use as a mobile 'Die department’s automobile She will describe Egyptian woman at work and at p n e u m o n ia t e t a n u s a n d d i p h t h e r i a the lecture/workshop. fbr more information or to pi^U. , command post. maintenance crew has been convert­ home, and compare them with their American counter­ Chief of Urology (This month only) ing ^ the^ vehicle, in piecemeal register, contact the Country Craft Shoppe, Fox Run 1 Tuesday. October 16.1990 $11.95^ The vehicle could be used “for parts. By SCOTT BREDE 1 9;00-12;00noon Senior Center fashion, into a police vehicle smee it Mall, Glastonbury 06033, or call 659-2855. High risk adults a n d any situation in the field where Manchester Herald 549 E.Middle Turnpike including elderly When you take a FREE Hearing Test you’d be on the site for a long was donated by the Manchester Memorial Hospital about a year- The Planmng and Zoning Com­ Special Offer on this listening device period of lime,” said Capt. Robert and-a-half ago. 1 1:30-2:00 p.m. Mayfair Gardens High risk adults Members of the Urology Service Guliano, who is heading die project mission will meet tonight at 7 pjn. 211-215 North Main Street including elderly Nationally Advertised at $19.95 to equip the vehicle for police use. The hospital, which got the New school scheduling sought in The Lincoln Center hearing room. Wednesday, October 3 vehicle second-hand from a local Tonight’s agenda calls for the WfldnBsdav. October 17.1990 With the crime unit van, which is Recommended for about the size of a short, wide bank, no longer had any use for van commission to vote on an inland 9:00-9:30 a.m. Westhlll Gardens High risk adults 6 p.m. and police officials had been eyeing By BRIAN M. TROTTA High school Principal Joseph down on the number of schedule school bus or the library’s book- Manchester Herald Reming said he is considering the wetlands permit and an erosion con­ 24 Bluefield Drive including elderly • Movies • T.V. • Sporting Events • Plays iL Guliano said. changes because it gives students trol plan for the “Crossroads at ' mobile, officers will have an office use of a scheduling format similar to less time to change their minds. H, Louise Ruddell Auditorium without disturbing others where they can discuss sensitive “We’re trying to do it at no cost,” Buckland Hills” project The project 9:45-10:15 a.m. Spencer Village BOLTON — School officials are one used at most colleges. Under the He said the scheduling session High risk adults matters and which will shelter them he said. “That’s why we’re doing it proposes a 104.500-square-foot Pascal Lane including elderly ourselves.” searching for a way to prevent stu­ formaL students during registration probably would take place late in For just $11.95 ■ (This month only) pi^rchase a Whisper 2000 ™ would convene in a large room Home Depot store, a 6,000-square- from the elements. There’s no reason to pay outside dents from frequently switching the summer; however, that timing 1:30-2:30 p.m. Lincoln Center, Blue Room fteALTHsSoURtX and you will receive a £BE£ hearing test. their academic schedules. where classes ai,;d their sections foot retail building and another Town Employees Examples of situations in which help to prep the vehicle, Guliano concerned some school board mem­ 110,000-square-foot Sam’s buyer’s 494 Main Street Town Retirees police may roll out the mobile crime would be listed, he said. bers. Must be 55 years or older -- Offer expires Oct. 31,1990 said, because getting it fully Officials say they spend a great club building. T AT MANCIILSTKK unit are serious crimes, such as mur­ equipped is not a top priority. Students could sign up for any Wadnesdav. Novamber 14.1990 MK.MOKIAUIOSt’lTAI. LImil 1 per unit customer. Batteries not inducted. deal of time working out student and class as long as there was space The commission also will discuss ders, disasters, such as a hurricane, Police do have a camping-type teacher schedules during the spring, “It would be very disconcerting to a landscape plan for the proposed 9:00-11:30 a.m. Senior Center High risk adults and planned functions like the In­ available. Staff members would use me to go through the summer not 549 East Middle Turnpike trailer, which has been used at only to have two-thirds of the stu­ J.C. Penney department store at the including elderly A*1 Hearing Aid Services dependence Day celebration. times, but it’s smaller and must be computers to keep track of the num­ knowing what courses I was Donation of $3.00 for flu and'or $6.00 for pneumococcal accepted but not 71 Haynes Street M anchester dents change one or more of their ber of seats open in each class. Pavilions at Buckland Hills Mall and of Manchester Not yet tested in a real crime hitched and pulled. classes in the fall. taking,” said Board of Education a proposal to allow Grossman’s on mandatory. For further information call the Health Department 647-3173 310 Main Sf. 643-4158 Fleming said the system might cut member Sally Lessard. 647-6600 Manchester, CT. Mon-FrI 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Spencer Street to sell propane gas. »—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, October 1, 1990

MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, October 1, 1990—9 Wolf finds home Aid to homeless RECORD at Audubon Center may be reduced By DAN WHITE the Audubon Center who has Register Citizen studied the wolves for three years, NEW HAVEN (AP) — New state said. A bou t Town they are a source of constant inspira­ emergency housing laws coupled “We’re also going to see two- Obituaries Today In History SHARON (AP) — Sinewy and tion and wisdom. “I see Rasta and f with the the slumping regional parent families coming into shel­ slim, she often drags her human Wolfie as teachers,” he said. “You economy may mean an increase in ters,” said Audrey Rowe, New For more advanced guitarists keepers behind her on forest out­ can look at them and learn. Connecticut’s homeless this winter. Haven’s Human Resources ad­ jerry, uavia, and Leigh; four sisters, and several nieces and nephews. Today is Monday, Oct. 1, the 274th day of 1990. There ^ i^rm ediate guitar course is also being offered ut ings. This red wolf is the leader of “Wolves have patience, especially According to public officials and ministrator. Baranoski Shirley and Donna Nason and Janice There will be a private graveside are 91 days left in the year. her pack and lets everyone know it. with their young,” Radziewicz said. homeless advocates, aid to those al­ The number of Connecticut resi­ Hastey, all of Houlton, Maine, and service in Bristol. In lieu of flowers, Today’s Birthdays: Wolfie, 6, is a confident, almost ready homeless may also decline. dents who are homeless is always Dec. 13, froin 8.45 to 10:15 p.m. The fee is $75. The Mary (Piaseik) Baranoski, 82, of Ruth Moore of Grey, Maine; two memorial contributions may be Actor Walter Matthau is 70. Actor James Whitmore is Elder wolves, too old to hunt, some­ Lovely St., Avon, wife of Lucian P. arrogant animal, who comes from a how help the hunters find their food, Officials say aid to the homeless difficult to calculate. In New Haven S lT S 7 iM 2 informaUort grandchildren, Christopher R. and made to the charity of the donor’j 69. Former President Carter is 66. William Rehnqulst, line of wolves listed as extinct in is threatened both in cities, which alone, 218 beds at shelters are usual­ Baranoski, sister of Anna Simoncelli Darcie M. Ward of Coventry; and choice. Arrangements by Hallctt chief justice of the United States, is 66. Actor Tom Bos­ and in return, “they will still bring of Manchester, died Friday (Sept. America only a few years ago. back food for the elder out of depend on dwindling government ly full, and some believe that twice Sequel to Meet the PC several nieces and nephews. Funeral Home, South Yarmouth, ley is 63. Actor George Pcppard is 62. Actor Richard Sharon’s Northeast Audubon money to operate homeless shelters, 28) at Avon Convalescent Home. A graveside service will be Tues­ Harris is 60. AcUcss-singer Julie Andrews is 55. Fbrmer respect,” Radziewicz said. that many single men live in aban­ Meet the PC: Rait n course is designed for those who Mass. Center, a non-profit environmental and in suburbs, where shelters sup­ She was bom June 2, 1908, in New day, 2 p.m., at the Bolton Center baseball player Rod Carew is 45. Although the wolves live together doned buildings. took the Meet the PC and are ready to learn more about organization, acquired Wolfie as a ported by private donations are Haven and had lived in Avon for the Cemetery. There are no calling Annette (Gradante) Today’s Highlight in History: in a secluded enclosure outside of In addition, some 200 families the PC using PCWrite, PCCalc, and PCFile. The course pup six years ago, after the Depart­ threatened by rising home energy past 55 years. hours. The Holmes Funeral Home, Maresca On Oct. 1, 1908, Henry Ford introduced the Model T the limelight, Radziewicz often goes across the state are sheltered in wel­ will be help in two sessions on 'fiiesday and Wednesday She is survived by a son, Richard ment of Environmental Protection on tour with them throughout the bills. 400 Main St., Manchester, has automobile to the market, at a cost of $825 per car. fare motels or shelters under the Oct. 2 and Oct. 3 from 6 to 9 p.m. The fee is $80. For Baranoski of Enfield; two Annette (Gradante) Maresca, 67, confiscated her from exotic pet state as well as in Massachusetts and “Shelters always live on a charge of arrangements. Memorial On this date: state’s emergency housing program. more mformation, call MCC at 647-6242. grandchildren; and several nieces of Wethersfield, wife of Louis J. owners, illegally raising her in the New York, to put people in close shoestring, spending as little money New eligibility rules for the program donations may be made to the Maresca, mother of Vincent Floridia In 1800, Spain ceded Louisiana to France in a secret Hartford area. as possible. Cutting expenses when and nephews. American Cancer Society, 253 East treaty. contact with the animals and catch a prohibit families from staying Art of breastfeeding discussed Funeral was held today, 9:15 and Donnal Saylcs Wichma, both of Shortly after taking on Wolfie as a rare glimpse of them. times get tough is difficult,” said longer than 100 days. Also, Center St., Manchester 06040. In 1885, special delivery mail service began in the Art of Breastfeeding and Overcoming Difficulties will a.m., from the Vincent Funeral Manchester, died Saturday (Sept. United States. permanent resident, the Audubon Audubon specialists do not know Ted Ogle, executive director of the eligibility for welfare motels is now 29) at St. Francis Hospital. She was be the topic of the Manchester Evening La Leche League Home, 120 Albany TUrnpike, Can­ William Raymond In 1890, 100 years ago. Congress passed the McKinley Center, which cares for a variety of for sure if the 90-pound, cinnamon- St. Vincent de Paul Shelter in limited to families that have been born in Hartford and lived in Meriden. Group. The meeting will be held Oct. 3 at 7:30 pjn. at 43 ton, which was followed by a mass Tariff Act, which raised tariffs to a record level. disabled area birds, received a tim­ colored Wolfie is 100 piercent pure evicted, forced out of homes by O’Brien Sr. Wethersfield for the past 16 years. ber wolf after another exotic animal Th»Attoclattd Pr«*« In New Haven, some officials and Elro St. Babies are welcome. Fbr more information, call of Christian burial in St. Ann’s In 1903, the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the home team red wolf, but if she is, she is part of abuse, a fire or another disaster. Barbara at 646-8171 or Kathy at 646-7277. William Raymond O’Brien Sr., She is survived by five brothers, WILD AT HEART — Pictured is Woifie, a 6-year-oid wolf who shelter managers fear the sagging Church, Avon. Burial will be in St. Boston Pilgrims (later Red Sox) 7-3 in the first World owner decided to give up his piet. a rare breed. Scientists estimate 90, of 15 Bellew Road, East Carl and Sal Gradante, both of Now, Wolfie and her burly but has been a resident at the Northeast Audubon Center in economy is driving up the numbers Those new regulations have Ann’s Cemetery, Avon. Friends may Scries game. Boston, however, went on to win the scries, there are only 112 left in the world. Lose public speaking fear Hartford, father of William R. Jr. Newington, John and Joe Gradante, meeker sidekick, Rasta, have Sharon since being acquired as a pup. Wolfie shares a 60- of homeless. reduced the size of the emergency call today at the Vincent Funeral five games to three. The wolves are even-tempered program, freeing up state money for “Overcoming Your Fear of Public Speaking" is Home, from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 and his wife, Mary Jane O’Brien of both in Florida, and Richard formed a pack, and prowl their 60- around people because they were “It’s very, very frightening,” said In 1936, Gen. Francisco Franco was proclaimed the by-40 foot enclosure with a timber wolf. aid to local shelters, said David designed to help individuals eliminate the fears of public p.m. Manchester, grandfather of Ann, Gradante in Alabama; four foot-by-40-foot enclosure together. raised in captivity, but they are still Barris Malcolm, coordinator of the head of an insurgent Spanish state. Dearborn, a spokesman for the state speaking and stage fright and to communicate effectively Beth, Barbara and David O’Brien of grandchildren; and one great­ Wolfie is clearly in charge, with her wild at heart. When a visitor came Community Associates shelter for Eva Blanchette In 1940, 50 years ago, the first section of the Pennsyl­ growl, curl up the sides of his lip, Caring for these two animals costs Department of Human Resources. with one pierson or a group. Fhiblic Speaking will be held Manchester, died Saturday (Sept. grandchild. ears perked up and her head held to look at Rasta, Radziewicz warned homeless men in New Haven. vania Turnpike, 160 miles in length, was opened to the and display his sharp, lli/2-inch the Audubon Center a total of State aid to local shelters will reach on three TMesdays, ruimng Oct. 2 to Oct. 16. from 7:15 Eva Blanchette, formerly of North 29) at Hartford Hospital. He was Funeral service will be Wednes­ high. Rasta skulks behind. This is him not to stare the timber wolf in “I’m very nervous,” he said. “I public at the stroke of midnight. canines. Maybe he will even snap $1,(XX) to $3,(X)0 a year. $7.2 million in 1990-91, a $2 mil­ to 9:45 pjn. The fee is $50. F3or more information, call Main Street, Manchester, died bom in Hartford and had lived in day, 10 a.m., at the Rose Hill something to behold, considering the face. Looking into Rasta’s al­ hear we’re approaching a recession, his teeth together. The argument lion increase over last year, he said. the Division of Continuing Education at 647-6242. Saturday (Sept. 29) at a Manchester this area all of his life. Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky that Wolfie’s underling is longer and mond-shaped eyes is disrespectful, a usually ends there. and I’m sure we’re going to see a He leaves his wife, Evelyn (Frick- Hill. Burial will be in Rose Hill Originally, the short-haired, lanky convalescent home. She was the C o rre ctio n wider than she is, weighs 130 challenge to his social position. whole new breed of people.” Still, looming federal and local Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calling Big eaters, the wolves bolt down red wolf occupied the southeastern Intermediate multimate course widow of Albert Blanchette. She e) O’Brien of East Hartford and a pounds, and is three years her Rasta could turn away at the affront, Audubon meals, consisting of a spe­ Already, Malcolm said he has budget cuts and the rise in energy was bom in Fall River, Mass., and niece. hours are Tuesday, 7 to 9 p.m. senior. portions of the United States, from Business Serylres at Manchester Community College A story published on page 7 of the Wednesday, Sept. or he might stare the irreverent per­ cial dog food, meats bought at area seen more laid-off workers at the costs threaten shelters. had been a resident of Manchester To Douglas Radziewicz, an en­ the Atlantic Coast to Central Texas, is offering training in Multimate. This intermediate Lawrence W. Martin 26 issue of the Herald left out the deadline and the son down. stores, and every once in a while, a shelter, and more white men than Some shelters are considering since 1955. Anne D. (Misseri) vironmental education specialist at plus the Gulf Coast to central Mis­ usual. Most of the homeless he deals course covers features beyond the basics for this telephone number for registering for a seminar aimed at If that measure fails, Rasta will special treat — a road-kill deer. cutting back on the hours they are wordprocessing program for the IBM PC. The course She is survived by two daughters, Tirone Lawrence W. Martin, 40, of souri and Illinois. with are women or minorities, he open. helping non-profit organizations improve their fund-rais­ runs from Oct. 2 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fee is $125. Doris Medeiros of Wrentham, Wethersfield, brother of Jerome L. Anne D. (Misseri) Tirone, 70, of Martin of Manchester, died Sunday ing initiatives. Representatives from non-profits should For more information, call 647-6065. Mass., and Lillian Daigle of Fall West Hartford, widow of Edmund F. call 645-8149 today to register. Also, the story neglected River, Mass.; four sons, Norman (Sept. 30) at Hartford Hospital. Born Tirone Sr., sister of Joseph Misseri in Hartford, he lived there most of to indicate the seminar is being sponsored by die the East Manfredi appeal included Open house on Thesday Blanchette of Bolton, Wilbert of Manchester, died Friday (Sept. of the River Tourism and Convention District, which is AND W E^L Blanchette of Bloomfield, Rene his life. Open house night for Manchester High School parents 28) at a local convalescent home. He is survived by his parents, also non-profit. The Herald regrets the errors. THROW IN FREE! has been changed from Oct. 3 to Oct. 2. The program Blanchette of Groton, and George Bom in Hartford, she lived in West Blanchette of Somerset, Mass.; 28 Jerome L. Martin of California and •■Ml you have to do is try IIBO for three begms at 7 p.m. FMrents will have an opportunity to fol­ Hartford for most of her life. on Supreme Court docket CINEMAX, grandchildren; many great­ Mary (DiBella) Martin of low their son/daughter’s schedule with an abbreviated She is survived by two sons and months. .\nd we'll give you your choice grandchildren; and several great- Wethersfield; a son, Lawrence Mar­ SHOWTIME, of another premium channel, FREE for school day. Teachers, administrators and guidance coun- daughters-in-law, Edmund F. Tirone Public Meetings HARTFORD (AP) — The appeal His appeal is opposed by the of­ great-grandchildren. She was tin of Wethersfield; another brother, invalidated a Connecticut law blow­ THE DISNEY the entire three months! That's two for selors will be available. For more information, call Jr. and his wife, Carol, of Union- Dennis M. Martin of West Hartford; of West Hartford cardiologist Rus­ fice of Chief State’s Attorney John ing private real estate holdings to be 647-3521. predeceased by two sons, Arthur ville, and Wayne L. Tirone and his sell F. Manfredi, who was convicted J. Kelly. the price of one! and Leo Blanchette, and a daughter, two sisters, Cynthia Martin of attached during the initial days of a CHANNEL OR wife Laura, of West Hartford; a Newington, and Nancy Moynihan of The following meetings are scheduled for today: in the 1985 beating of his wife, is In other Connecticut cases before court dispute. The state law is in­ That means while you're enjoying the More computer courses Rita LeBcau. sister, Lucy Muszynski, in Maine; one of several Connecticut cases the THE M O VIE Wethersfield; several nieces; a the high court: tended to prevent a defendant from best HBO has to offer —best movies like, Training in several computer software packages for Funeral services will be TUesday, four grandchildren; and her mother- MANCHESTER U.S. Supreme Court will consider in 8:15 a.m., at the Holmes Funeral nephew; and his former wife. —State Attorney General Clarine selling off assets before a case is set­ CHANNEL Lethal Weapon 2, The Ahyss, and The the IBM PC is available with a hands-on course, PC in-law, Rena (Ravizza) Tirone, of The funeral is Tuesday, 8:15 a.m., Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center its upcoming session. Nardi Riddle is asking the high Thtor. The course is being offered by Business Services Home, 400 Main St., Manchester, West Hartford. tled, and allows the attachment to be Fabulous Baker Boys; best boxing and from the D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, hearing room, 7 p.m. Manfredi, 37, is challenging a court to overturn a federal appeals with a mass of Christian burial at 9 made without a hearing. The 2nd sports, like HBO Heavyweight Boxing at MCC. The course meets on Oct. 4 from 9 to 5 pjn. A mass of Christian burial will 2 7 7 Folly Brook Blvd., Buckley PTA, Buckley School, 7:30 p.m. Coimecticut Supreme Court ruling court ruling that upheld Hatch Act ajn., at the Church of the Assumfi- U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said and Inside the NFL; and best comedy The fee is $175. For further information, call the Busi­ take place Wednesday, 11 a.m., at Wethersfield, with a mass of Chris­ that rebuffed his claims that he was restrictions on political activities of ness Services office at 647-6065. tion. South Adams St., Manchester. St. Mark the Evangelist Church, earlier this year that process is a like H B O Com edy H our, you'll also be tian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Peter’s ANDOVER denied a fair trial in the death of his some state employees who handle Burial will be Tuesday, noon, in West Hartford. Calling hours will be wife, Catherine. The high court will blatant violation of federal due- able to enjoy another premium channel at Church, Hartford. Burial will be in Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office federally funded programs. Learn beginning guitar Notre Dame Cemetery, Fall River, one hour prior to the funeral at the Building, 7:30 pjn. begin its session today in process guarantees. no additional charge. Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. The case involves two employees Mass. Friends may call at the Sheehan-Hilborn-Breen Funeral Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 6 p.m. Washington. A course on beginning guitar is being offered by the funeral home today from 2 to 4 p.m. Calling hours are today, from 5 to 8 of the Connecticut Department of —^Joan A. Kiimey, the widow of If you order now and you're a current Division of Continuing Education. The course will meet Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., West p m. at the funeral home. Memorial BOLTON Manfredi’s lawyers are arguing Human Resources — Wayne Camil- and 7 to 9 p.m. Hartford. Burial will be in Fairview that he was forcibly examined by a Superior Court Judge Frank J. Kin­ Cox Cable customer, installation is FREE on 10 Thursdays from Oct. 4 to Dec. 13 from 7 to 8:30 conu-ibutions may be made to the St. Brief Town Meeting, Community Hall, 7 pjn. lieri, a Democrat who lost his bid ney Jr. of New Haven, is challeng­ at your Cable .Store. If you're not a pjn. The fee is $75. For more information, call Eleanor (Riedinger) Cemetery, West Hartford. In lieu of Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 7:30 pjn. psychiatrist and a psychologist for re-election to the city council in flowers, memorial donations may be Peter’s Church Restoration Fund, ing a 1989 Connecticut Supreme TRY HBO current customer, we'll only charge a $10 647-6242. 160 Main St., Hartford. Housing Authority, Center School, 7 p.m. without a lawyer present and before Hartford in 1985, and Jack Levesque made to the charity of the donor’s he notified the court that he intended Court decision denying a workers’ FOR THREE installation fee (a $30 savings!). Winkleman, a Republican who lost compensation claim in her hus­ Speaker at meeting Eleanor (Riedinger) Levesque, choice. Rose G. Illing COVENTRY to use a psychological defense a campaign for probate judge in This offer ends October 19,1990, so call The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Oct. 5 at Center 65, of East Hartford, widow of during his trial. band’s death. She claims her hus­ MONTHS, Lois Lynn Bailey Funeral services for Rose Illing Public Hearing Recycling Ordinance, Town Office Wallingford in 1986. band’s fatal heart condition was re­ today. And don't forget to ask about an Church in Manchester at 1:30 pjn. The program will be Joseph A. Levesque, mother of was held today at 1 p.m. at the Wat­ Building, 7 p.m. His attorneys, Todd D. Femow Lois Lynn Bailey, 45, of The U.S. Department of Justice lated to work-induced stress. The additional cable outlet for your home, or “Nostalgia With Hats — Piw^y On Glamour.” There Carol Simon of Manchester, died kins Funeral Home, 142 East Center Youth Services, 2nd Congregational Church, 7:30 p.m. and Michael R. Sheldon, say the ex­ has asked the high court to uphold about our exciting Pay-Per-View service. will be a sign up for a Nov. 2 trip to the Webb-Deane- Friday (Sept. 28) at home. She was Windsor, sister of Karen B. Griffeth aminations violated Manfredi’s con­ state argues that the Legislature did St., Manchester. Burial will be in Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. the lower court ruling and retain the Stevens Museum in Wethersfield. formerly of East Haddam, living in of Manchester, died Saturday (Sept. stitutional rights to be represented not intend for Superior Court judges East Cemetery, Manchester. Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office restrictions on political activities by East Hartford for the past five years. 29) at St. Francis Hospital and Building, 7:30 pjii. by a lawyer and to avoid self-in­ to get workers’ compensation. You can ’t m iss it federal and state employees. But She is survived by three sons, Al­ Medical Center. Bom in Hartford, Mabel A. Wilson crimination. Learn massage at MCC Riddle argues that a Coimecticut law —Prison inmate William Flowers bert J. Levesque of East Hartford, she had been a lifelong resident of Mabel A. Wilson, 97, of 2 Ansal- Manfredi faces a 20-year prison gives state employees the right to William L. Levesque of Portland, Windsor. sentence if the high court rejects his is appealing his 1982 murder con­ '"'‘" C O X A “Imds-on” course on massage is designed for di Road, Manchester, died Saturday run for state office even if the and Michael Levesque of Mid- She is survived by her father, (Sept. 29 at the Manchester appeal. He has been free on a viction in the death of Lee Jones of CoxCjQble anyone interested in learning the basic techniques for a Thoughts federal Hatch Act prohibits such ac­ dlefield; a brother, Frederick Stanley R. Bailey of Windsor; two Memorial Hospital. She was the $250,000 appeal bond since Decem­ New Britain. Flowers claims that the full body massage. Enrollment is limited to 10. The tivity. Riedinger of Haddam; and nine brothers, Edward J. Bailey of En­ widow of Charles R. Wilson. She ber 1986, and is reportedly working 17 months he spent in pretrial deten­ 801 Parker St., Manchester course will be held on six T\iesdays, running Oct. 2 to —Riddle is also asking the court tion violated his right to a speedy Frumoiional pnees in addition to monthly basic rate and exclude C T sales tax. grandchildren. field and Frederick A. Bailey of was bom in Blackstone, Mass., June in Paterson, N J. 750 Silas Deane Hwy., Wethersfield Nov. 16, 7:15 to 9:45 pjn. For more information, call the Why is it that we are seldom satisfied? The young to reverse a lower court ruling that trial. Standard installation to ne» customers in cabled areas only. Other testrirtions apply. Call 646-6400 ■ 278-2126 (Nevsington) Division of Continuing Education at 647-6242. Funeral service will be Tuesday, Windsor; her fiancee, George 21, 1893, and had been a resident of 11 ajn., at the Rose Hill Funeral Lehecka of Windsor, a niece; four Manchester since 1937. She was a can’t wait to grow up and the grown-ups wish to recall Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. nephews; an aunt; and her maternal communicant of St. James Church. their childhood, real or imagined. There is a burden, isn’t there, that we carry around in the present which presses Burial will be in Rose Hill grandmother. She is survived by one daughter, us to evade the moment with something else. One wishes Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calling The funeral will be Wednesday, Rosamond Shaw of Manchester, Hamden teachers targeted Lotteiy to be another and another wishes to be you. We are filled hours are today, 2 to 4 pjn. and 7 to 11 a.m., in the chapel of the Car- with whom she made her home; one with paradoxes, deceits and honesties, grapes and sour 9 p.m. Donations may be made to mon-Windsor Funeral Home, 807 son, Edward Wilson of Manchester; grapes, yearnings and no yearnings, “look at the birds of the Alzheimer’s Disease and Re­ Bloomfield Ave., Windsor, with the two sisters, Mary Johnson and the air. They do not sow or reap or gather into bams; but in cheating accusations E n ^ ^ d ^ ^ weekend lottery results from around New lated Disorders Association of Rev. Newell Curtis officiating. Madeline Orff, both of West Upton, your Father in heaven continues to feed them. Aren’t you Greater Hartford, 800 Cottage Burial will be in Riverside Mass.; two grandchildren and one worth more than they?” Matthew 6:26. SATURDAY Grove Road, Bloomfield 06002. Cemetery, Windsor. Her family will great-granddaughter. HAMDEN (AP) — Two fourth- ing that they not be opened until the the test measures a student’s receive friends at the Carmon- Funeral services will be Wednes­ Rev. C.W. Kuhi grade teachers are the focus of a Richard A. Nason date of the test. cumulative knowledge in previous WHAT MAKES Connecticut Windsor Funeral Home, TXiesday, 2 day, at 9:45 a.m., from the Holmes Zion Lutheran Church cheating probe amidst accusations The two teachers, both veteran years. The fourth-grade test, for ex­ Daily: 9-1-2. Play Four: 3-6-1-2 Richard A. Nason, 49, of 22 Box to 4 pjn. and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial they gave their students the topic of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., fol­ educators, are Margaret Cuticello ample, measures what a student has Massachusetts Mountain Road, Bolton, died at conu-ibutions may be made to the an essay question on the Connex:- lowed by a mass of Christian burial and Joyce Ryan. They are the learned up through the third grade. Daily: 7-9-3-8. Mass Megabucks: 1-6-17-18-20-24 home Friday (Sept. 28). He was the American Heart Association, 5 at 10:30 a.m., at St. James Church. ticut M ^tery Test the day before the THE MANCHESTER HERALD school’s only fourth-grade teachers. Shaw said about 30 students were Northern New England husband of Sharon (Miller) Nason. Brookside Drive, Wallingford exam. Burial will be in St. James M anchester H erald Both could not be reached for com­ affected, but McManus said she Pick Three: 6-2-9. Pick Four: 9-1-6-0. Tri-State He was bom May 25, 1941, in Houl- 06492. Cemetery. Friends may call the It is the state’s first reported ment Saturday. thinks more were involved. The stu­ A BETTER BUY FOR Megabucks: 11-18-24-26-31-39 ton, Maine, and had lived there funeral home T\iesday, from 7 to 9 security violation of the test since it Superintendent of Schools David Richard Scott Bezanson Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. dents in Cuticello’s and Ryan’s clas­ Rhode Island before moving to Bolton 15 years p.m. Memorial contributions may be was established in 1985, said W. Shaw is also investigating and Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. ses will take a retest in October. ago. He was employed by the State Richard Scott Bezanson, 65, hus­ made to St. Vincent DePaul Church Catherine McManus, a spokes­ will determine whether there is a $1^58 3-23-26-29-34. Jackpot: of Connecticut at the Mansfield band of Diane L. (Lefcbvre) Bezan­ c/o St. James Church, Main St., woman for the state Department of violation and whether to punish the LOCAL ADVERTISERS? USPS 327-500 SUNDAY Training Center as a Lead Mental son, sister of Beverly Ingrahm of Manchester. VOL CX, No. 309 Education. teachers, McManus said. Retardation Worker No. 3. Manchester, died Saturday (Sept. McManus said state and local of­ Connecticut Acting Publisher Shaw wouldn’t say whether any Daily: 8-9-2. Play Four: 8-3-7-3 Besides his wife, he is survived 29) at the Cape Code Hospital in Jeanne G. Fromerth ficials are looking into whether disciplinary action Im already been WOKLYBINGO by his mother, Doris (Taylor) Nason Hyannis, Mass. Bom in Farestville, Light designer several other teachers at the taken. of Houlton, Maine; a son, Shane R. he attended the University of Con­ NEW YORK (AP) — Edward F. Executive Editor Shepherd Glen School also were in­ lU BD AY Massachusetts Vincent Michael V^lvo The mastery test is given to Daily: 4-2-0-0 Nason of Bolton; two daughters, necticut. Kook, who designed and manufac­ volved. 7 « ) I > M 35,000 students each fall in the Barbara E. and Richard B. Ward of He is survived by a son, Scott tured lighting for theaters, opera News Editor____ State educators consider the case Rhode Island . Andrew C Spitzler fourth, sixth and eighth grades, Covenu-y, and Darcie J. Nason of Bezanson; his daughter-in-law, Bar­ houses and TV studios, died Satur­ Associate Editor an extremely serious violation, in liLt 50w n A3winfV S roct Daily: 3-9-9-3 . Eileen Hiromi Mae McManus said. The test’s four sec­ Bolton; five brothers, Philip, Robert, bara Bezanson; a granddaughter; day at home. He was 87. Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot 1 VtendieSlEr,Cr part because the mastery test has tions cover writing, reading, mathe­ Sports Editor______Len Auster $20OAdmb$ion Photo Editor earned a national reputation for its matics and language arts. over $1,000Cash Prizes ____Reginald Pinto accuracy and reliability, McManus McManus said there is no pres­ ^C onM one^ Advertising Manager, _____ Lesley Radius said. sure on teachers for students in their Business Manager_ READERSHIP Jeanne G. Fromerth The tests are sealed, with a warn­ classes to get good scores, because Circulation Manager ____ Gerlinxle Colletti Production Director ____ Sheldon Coifien REGIONAL Weather Pressroom Manager _ _ Robert H. Hubbard Tuesday, OcL 2 Main Telephone Number DISCOUNT c T 643-2711 MANCHESTER'S Circulation Telephone Number HEATING OIL The weather tonight in the greater 647-9946 Manchester area: clear early then in­ FIRST STEP That allows the subscriber to creasing cloudiness. Low around 45. 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THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by 0«an Young A Stan Draka ffiaiirlir^trr Hrralii Crossword j'lOUR CHILOPBN ARE ALL HOW ARE HEY. GROWN UP ^W .X r ^ T THEY DOING THEY NEVER WRITE, THEY THEY DON'T EVEN ' THEY, AAARGE ? 3 ■? NEVER CALL ------, F A X MB \kJH/YT's t h e R 43 Maal Brightmoscr explained that he was chargad 11 Bangkok fragmant ^ /OF RAI^} not firing to cause trouble but was 30 Makaa DOWN nativa 45 Saakar ot rare teddy bears happy 16 Caraal grata Moby Dick shooting at a snake that was “trying 33 Uncia (Sp.) 1 Camput 20 Nothing 47 Baking Simon Orpana to suck the nipples” of a goat in his 34 SIngar — araa 23 Containing Ingradlant MILFORD — Hundreds of rare Radding 2 CItrui trult nltrogan 48 African trlba when he slopped overnight at a yard. During arraignment, 36 Cry of pain 3 Partalnlngto 24 Pauta 49 At all teddy bears worth thousands of dol­ motel, he said. Brightmoscr continually referred to 37 Onaoftha dawn 26 Small Itland 51 Rama'mataa lars were bagged by thieves in a Muaaa 4 Swaat 27 TIckla • 53 Arouttd Police had no leads but were the judge not as “Your Honor” but as 28 Graaay 54 Watar motel parking lot. 39 Do — oth- potato hoping the thieves would try to sell “Bubba,” which he later told a ara... 5 — Gallar 29 Ouallty ot pitchar din 55 Smalting About 300 stuffed toy bears, anti­ the bears on the open market. reporter was a term of endearment 41 WWa ahoa 6 Intarvaning SNAFU by Brtica BaattI* aiza (law) 30 — Laudtr byproduct ques and collectibles worth about “If they were amateurs and then and not disrespect. 42 Biblical plan! 7 Concarning 31 Sword 57 Ught------$60,000 were stolen from a trailer 44 Chalkboard (2 wdi.) 32 Fortuna- faathar 9 1M0 by NEA libc JOHORlO '"/i discovered the loot, our chances of tallar 59 PIgpan carrying them from a teddy bear nacaaalty 8 — Brynnar recovering of them are much bet­ ■ Power was knocked out for 46 Comparativa Public 35 Amtdat 60 Jinx 9 38 Graval ridga. SPIDER-MAN by Stan Laa convention in Baltimore, police 1,248 customers of American said. ter,” Kelly said. “But if it turns out I COULPN'T KNOWIHa SINCE IT WONTReSPOMP ' AHQSOMB that they’re in the (teddy bear) busi­ Electric Power (AEP) near Ames- THepE's A vepecj/mSAW L- TO CC/M/MANPS PROM EARTH, HERO X lAjtpr The empty trailer and the truck ville, Ohio, in August when a CHUCK SHEPHERD n — 9 ness, then it will be much harder. ijn^uPTHepe s o m e w h e r e ! ITCOULP ATANYTIME' AM!NOTA hooked to it were found later in They’ll know where to sell them.” helicopter chartered by AEP execu­ 15^ H 4 THING I Bridegport, said Milford police Of­ Idema is offering a cash reward tives on their way to a meeting CAN (TO TO ficer Edward Kelly. TT for one teddy bear in particular, a smashed into power lines and fell to H 7 h e l p / Owner Larry Idema, of Grand the ground. All aboard the helicop­ 1905 Steiff bear that is worth about takenly played “Smoke Gets in \bur TT TT Haven, Mich., was headed to Boston $5,000. ter survived. 21 Eyes.” ■ Jill Moles, part-time track ■ Newspapers in Naples, Italy, coach at a junior high school in reported in June that, in a lawsuit Aspen, Colo., was fired in May for against an insurance company, a 33 n r Groundhog feared bad judgment in showing the film couple had blamed her pregnancy on '|||i an automobile accident. She claimed 37 The Associated Press “Personal Best” as a training film to r w IT her 13- and 14-year-old athletes. that while the couple was making EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schnaldar millionaire — William Curry, 37, of Bos­ out in a car in a notorious lover’s 43 r w missing, or worse She claimed to have fast-forwarded ton, Mass., diod of a hoart attack last wsok just woaks through the scenes in which the two lane, another car rammed their car HEv:..srAiiDU£'5 G am e from behind, causing the couple to IH E EIGHTH I m V EM 'T E\^fO SE£W aftor winning $3.6 million in tho Massachusotts female stars show affection to each TO DO HEWRvn-t e ig h t h “lose control” and be unable to a l r e h o y ? THE OTHER 5EVEAJ WET By RICK HAMPSON “She was a New Yorker first,” Megabucks lottery. Friends and relatives believe that other but inadvertently missed a The Associated Press scene in which they kiss. Said avoid the insemination. S4 “See if you run faster with this tape of your Mom Clement agreed, “and a groundhog stress from winning the money brought about the heart ■ Denise Hudson, 28, was hospi­ S3 yelling 'Clean your room! Clean your room!'" second. She wasn’t even afraid of Moles, “I had a hunch I was going NEW YORK — Fifth Avenue attack. to be in trouble when they all started talized with broken bones in North <1 62 33 dogs.” Phyllis, known as Fifth Avenue Phil chanting, ‘pomo Iczzie flicks!”’ Myrtle Beach, S.C., in June after she A woman known to zoo regulars rode off from her wedding on the 34 35 33 imtil the birth of her three babies, is ^ the Groundhog Lady taught Phyl­ back of her new husband’s motor­ the only groundhog ever to move lis to come out of her burrow on cue ■ The Times of India reported in Jackpot winner May that two Hindu brides, their cycle and had the train of her gown voluntarily into the Genual Park and perform tricks. She would sit on (e) 1990 by NEA. Inc. THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME vision obscured by long veils, mar­ get stuck on the bike’s rear wheel. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Zoo. But now this very social the woman’s lap and hold a banana animal is missing — or worse. ried each other’s groom at Platan vil­ ■ Omaha attorney (and former Unscramble these four Jumbles, as the woman peeled it; she would judge) David Crawford broke his one letter to each square, to form The outgoing woodchuck, who beg on her hind legs for bits of lage ceremonies that were rushed four ordinary words. dies from stress because both had been mistakenly collarbone recently as he was scampers up to people outside her cookie. VdlNTHROP by Dick Cavalll demonstrating to his office staff how hole imder the Children’s Zoo and Phyllis delighted her admirers scheduled for the same time. Village HILEW BOSTON (AP) — A 37-ycar- adamant about keeping his job elders said the marriages are final easy it would be to tip over cows as ARE YOU STILL PRACTICINkSr begs for Italian ice, hot dogs and with a litter of three pups, then 7 ^ --- WEUL, I HADMAPE UP PUT THEN I NOTKCBPTHAT old cafeteria cook who died of a with the Merit Food Co., where he and cannot be revoked. they sleep standing up. He had got­ 'YOUR. TPZOMeONE'? pretzels, has been gone almost two chilled them by the ruthlessness MV MIND TO QUIT... I T NA/AS assravatinq - heart attack weeks after winning had worked for 20 years. ten down on all fours and asked a ^ CELEBRITY CIPHER ^ __L -i months. Some of her friends are sure with which all groundhogs root their Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous . $3.6 million in the Massachusetts staff member to tip him over onto people, past and present. Each letter In the cipher stands for V m y B A R E S m s. she was killed by a car. He leaves his fortune to his ■ Georgene Johnson, 42, intend­ r T brood out of the hole. lottery never got a chance to enjoy his side. another. Today's due: E equals U. “We’re still holding out hope,” wife, Maureen, and their two ing to run a 10k race (6.2 miles) in POSOW Phyllis again made the Times in the money, a relative said. P V zookeeper Herb Clement said Mon­ children, a 7-ycar-old son and 5- Cleveland in May, arrived early and ■ Five armed inmates over­ K UDPPCN DPI 1987, when Clement wrote a letter “All he really bought was a day. “She’s been gone before. She’s year-old daughter. accidentally joined the field in the powered guards at a Venezuelan z c to the editor citing “the remarkable Dalmatian puppy for the kids. He not your everyday groundhog.” Bourdon said Curry’s health Revco-Cleveland marathon (26 prison close to the Colombian bor­ ZKOO PCN UEN HX al( groundhog Phyllis” as an example couldn’t have afforded that The plump brown beast first made began to deteriorate about the miles), finishing 83rd. She said she der in April, commandeered a R ELEN K WHEN THE PENTIST of “New York C ity’s native before,” said William Curry’s time he won the Sept. 8 lottery. realized her mistake at the seven- vehicle, and prepared to escape. UCPJUKLPUL NC '' V the pages of The New York Times in wildlife.” POE6 WO/^K (DN ptck sister-in-law Shirley Bourdon. She said Curry had been mile mark but decided to run it However, none of the five, nor any YOUR TEETH, IT 1985, when she dug a hole near a The woodchuck, he explained, Curry, 37, died Monday, his VKN NAKJ X LD S ’J driveway at the Children’s Zoo and hounded by financial advisers and anyway. Said Johnson, “I guess I of the several hostages they OFTEN PKOVIOES— had gone far beyond her species’ first day back on the job at the set up housekeeping. people seeking money after word was in better shape than I thought.” grabbed, knew how to drive slick VDJAKCPJ.' _ SHORN ERNIE by Bud Grace traditional claim to fame — the Blue Cross-Blue Shield of his lottery win spread. shifL and army troops soon obtained Now arrange the circled letters to Clement called it “a case of prediction of winter’s length — and ■ Rescue workers near Lake form the surprise answer, as sug­ ...r sec THAT THC lunchroom after taking two weeks “It was the stress of it that the men’s surrender. APMSHOil reverse adoption,” and, ignorant of became “the only groundhog to have Okeechobee, Fla., in May searched OKOOKDP ALOOHDP. gested by the above cartoon. j PAU6HTE(?S OF /OEFERT/TI tOHAT A CHAMPION off to celebrate. Curry was killed him,” she said. ■ Police seized nearly a half-mil- I ARE HOL0I/V& A the groundhog’s sex, dubbed her voluntarily taken up residence in a frantically for an AmU"ak engineer PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Blessed are the young, for they w a s t e or EARL O f Fifth Avenue Phil. lion dollars from the safe deposit shall Inherit the national debt." — Herbert Hoover, Answer: d m FOR [ U 3 c m P 0 6 SMOU.7 T in e / (jiHAT ^P&eUi\CFE zoo.” feared missing and dead just after box of Benson Hilt in Evergreen A JOKE.I' t/ON FRU FRU The groundhog may have been at­ Phyllis became a bigger attraction the train collided with a tanker truck ® 1990 by NEA. Inc. 01 (Answers tomorrow) u o m e n s u r e tracted by a crab apple tree that Park, 111., in May — money they Jumbles: GIANT BASIN OBTUSE TALLOW than most of the animals who joined full of raw sewage, which was Saturday’s ? 0 SOME P U n t dropped its fruit on the driveway, said was profits from illegal drug Answer Often drunk but never intoxicated— A TOAST the zoo involuntarily. “People come Woman claims she dumped all over the first two cars of trafficking — because Hilt had lost and by the grass and weeds in front by to look for her, and if she isn’t the train. The engineer was dis­ Now bock In ttodi, JumbI* Book No. 42 It avillabl* lor S2.80. which Includat potiao* of the zoo entrance. But far better his right to protect the box when he and handling, from Jumbla, c/o thia nawapapar. P.O. Box 43M, Orlando, FL 32F02-43M around, they want to know why,” covered later in the back of the train, forgot to pay his box rent. Includa your nama. addraaa and zip coda and maka your chack payabla to Nowapapor^kt eating, the beast soon realized, was Clement said. “They’re quite insis- where he had gone after the crash to hers for the asking. ‘Wen'S o f the Weird” by Chuck tenu” shower and change clothes. Shepherd, John J. Kohut and “Groundhogs can get used to has 21 personalities THE PHANTOM by Laa Falk A Sy Barry _Q_ Whenever there was a parade on Roland Sweet, with more than 500 people after awhile, but she really Fifth Avenue, Phyllis would walk OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) — rape. ■ Eddie Oakley had requested a o f the funniest, weirdest true news ALL MY LIFE I HBAR ,TM £ WHO yOU.TAKB OFF -£ X . stepped forward,” Clement recalled. along the wall between the avenue recording of Ella Fitzgerald singing PHANTOflfi FACeDIEEf^.HORRIBLT. "NOVJ.. y o u fi y u h „ howf i£SS7r«n»unniiuiiiiiiimrnTTrrr -ID- tmTrTiiiililiri,;,,.i, Lawyers for a man charged with reports o f the last IS years, is avail­ HI6 WtA&K. c o m /v w n p >L a b o u t “She’d walk out among the crowds The district attorney may be al­ “Every Time You Say Goodbye” at IF i t i g t r u e . j — m — ^ and the park, looking for leftovers. raping a woman who says she has able in paperback. Send $6.95 plus we s e e ., BUGS BUNNY by Warner Broa, and literally join them for lunch.” But the groundhog disappeared at 21 personalities are being allowed to lowed to strike things from the his cremation services, which took $1J0 postage and handling to New GREETINGS. FRIEND: t h is LETTER HAS ^ But it wasn’t just the food; this the end of July, and on Aug. 16 Vir­ records that he fears would invade place in Kidderminster, England, in SOUNDS ^ d if f ic u l t ? review some of her medical records American Library, P.O. Box 999, BEEN SENT TO YOU FOR LUCK. MAKE TEN ’ LIKE ITS WHAT, (MAKING groundhog was truly gregarious. ginia Ferpson’s husband, Donald, to try to prove at least one per­ the woman’s privacy, pending a June, but the person in charge mis- COPIES OF THIS LETTER AND MAIL THEM TO TEN f FINDING Bergenfield, N J. 07621. GONNA BE K COPIES .= “She would walk right up to yoiL was jogging in the park when he review in the judge’s chambers. OF YOUR FRIENDS IN THE NEXT 3 DAYS AND te n sonality consented to sex. PRETTY f r ie n d s rise up on her hind legs, and rest her THE LUCK w ill BE YOURS. FAIL TO DO THIS saw the body of a groundhog in the Mark A. Peterson, 29, of Osh­ Dif f ic u l t paws on your leg,” said Virginia Hawley denied a motion by Peter­ V,ANP &AD LUCK WILL PLAGUE ~lOU'" ^ road. It had been run over; it was, he kosh, is charged with second-degree Ferguson, a neighborhood resident. son’s attorney, Edward Salzsieder, UH-OH. \ believed, Phyllis. sexual assault for allegedly having Snarls end training YXIGOT sex with the 26-ycar-old woman on that a psychiatrist for the defense be A CHAIN June 11. allowed to examine all of the LETTER ; woman’s medical records and NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Ten The dogs get along with almost He maintains the woman con­ weeks of Gaining by drug-sniffing sented and he was unaware she had psychiatric examinations and that everyone except one another and How to keep busy she be available for examination by dogs came to a snarling conclusion a mental illness. He is free on a will go to work this week making HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Bnxwna the psychiatrist. when they had to be separated at roadside truck inspections across the O igaoaywarn^ baa m m f^ i $5,000 signature bond. their graduation. Judge Robert Hawley of Win­ state. CAfZB To I E S headrests and an electronic message group of consumers that have been board that tells tailgatcrs to back off. virtually ignored. west 2ymbabwe, said a police — J 1 : : spokesman who was not iden­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom No time for breakfast? Keep a “There are business markets, tified. . croissant fresh in a compact sports markets, but no one seems to think of commuters,” she said. When Mpofu plunged into the refrigerator and pop it into an en­ water but did not resurface, his velope-style, foil-lined oven that The average Californian, for in­ followers believed it to be part l c d m t plugs into the cigarette lighter. The stance, now spends 45 minutes com­ of the ceremony, the spokesman ICWCM), Road Hog apron and lap tray will muting each way to work, and the said. keep the gray suit and red tie clean. average “speed” is 35 miles per hour The followers, who were Every minute counts? There are — expect^ to coast down to 17 “trainees” of the traditional portable fax machines, travel desks miles per hour by the end of the cen­ healer, danced and sang on the and note boards that clip onto the tury, according to Yee. banks of the dam for two days as steering wheel. “Auto manufacturers just look at they awaited his return. Th* Aasoclatad Praaa ’ Comuter Products also offers the car — how fast does it go, what Relatives of the traditional in gadgets for before or after a com­ about the tires, how to make it [xet- healer evidently told police they SPOT THE DOG - - (Dniy one of these canines pictured at the Royal Adelaide Show mute. Among them: an under-the- ty,” she said. “We look at the person believed he was killed by a mer- Australia will be loyal affectionate, play ball or even mess up your front lawn. T h e bull terrior pillow alarm that literally shakes up inside the car saying, *Oet me out of maid living in the dam. in the center called "Polly" is an Australian champion of her breed and is pictured surrounded a sleeper without disturbing anyone here!’ ” 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, October 1, 1990

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Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 DEAR ABBY: Last November, my husband and I Boyle, nominated for a 1989 Emmy for the TV j ..83 Wanted to B uv/T rod e...... 98 series “Midnight Caller,” was in Utah to work on an DEAR DR. GOTT: Is there any truth to the statement went to awaken our 3-1/2-month-old son, only to find •*ATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. unidentified film. that potassium supplements relieve allergy symptoms? If DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Clostlfed advartlsamants ara him dead in his crib! The cause: Sudden Infant Death 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. His film credits also include “Taxi Driver,” not, is there any vitamin/mineral supplement that will be published Tuesday through Saturday, the token by telephone as a convenience. The Syndrome (SIDS), more commonly known as “crib 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. Manchester Her;ald Is responsible fo r only one death.” There are no symptoms. “F.I.S.T.” and “The Dream Team.” help? deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ DEAR READER: No to both questions. 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published Incorrect Insertion and thenunly tor the size ot Almost as devastating as the loss of our son was the Minimum charge: 4 lines. the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen confusion and frustration that followed. Because so little ■ World chess champion Gary Kasparov says he Allergies are caused by a reaction of the body’s im­ Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 o.m. on Friday. the value ot the advertisement will not be mune system to allergens, foreign substances that enter is known about SIDS, parents are often left to face cruel will spurn the Soviet flag because it represents “op­ corrected by on additional Insertion. questions from well-meaning but unenlightened friends pression and tyranny” and defend his title next week the body from the environment. The allergic reaction is not mediated by or related to potassium, a mineral that is, NOTICES and family. It is difficult to understand how a child who under the red, white and blue of the Russian republic. 10 PART TIME HELP lo PART TIME HELP appears to be perfectly healthy and normal could die so “I am terribly pained and distracted by the chaos however, vital for normal metabolism. WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMF.S FOP wat.it. Potassium deficiency, a common consequence of As a condition precedent WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SAM? suddenly for no apparent reason. It can lead to false ac­ and misery of my homeland — the result of 73 years to the placement ol any of Communist dictatorship,” Kasparov, 27, said Sun­ many diuretics (drugs that wash fiuid and potassium advertising in the 10-20 hours/week Nights/ JANITOR- New Englands MANCHESTER- AB- TWO NEW LARGE cusations and unnecessary guilt for people who have al­ Weekends. $6-$8 per OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY 1-4PM ready suffered enough. day. from the body), is marked by weakness, constipation and Marichester Herald, Ad­ larqest electrical SOLUTE STUNNER! PORCHESIII $134,900. Tha Asaoclatad Prass potentially life-threatening irregularities of the heartbeat. hour. Call 646-7851 products distributor has DIETARY Best Ranch in town. CALL TODAY on this Abby, will you please print the following facts to en­ He said he was bothered by “playing chess for vertiser hereby agrees mornings. MODEL HOME WORKING WITH THE FIRST LADY — Neither potassium supplements nor any other vitamin/ to protect, indemnify an opening for a person Newly sided, skylight in bveiy 4 bedroom homo lighten your readers: th r^ months, living in luxury, while my fellow bath, family room, 3 with Kitchen and pantry, mineral supplement will relieve allergic symptoms, and hold harmless the to do janitorial work AIDES 1. SIDS is the sudden and unexpected death of an ap­ citizens must struggle each day to find food.” Country singer Loretta Lynn has recorded MATURE WOMAN-Tc which includes general BUILDER’S CLOSEOUT bedrooms and a formal dining room, a which can run the gamut from hay fever and rash to a Manchester Herald, its babysit for church nurs­ parently healthy infant; the cause remains unexplained, Kasparov told The New York Times that the Rus­ two songs to raise money for a literacy officers and employees housekeeping, pick up Full an(d Part Time garage. All this for foyer that opens up into serious shock state, and are treated with antihistamines. ery 10-15 hours per & delivery of mail as LOT #8 EAST ELDRIDGE STREET $144,900. Call Terry at a spacious living room, even after an autopsy. sian flag “has become a symbol of protest and hope program she’s working on with Barbara agairist any and all week. References for the future.” To give you more information, I am sending you a free liability, loss or ex­ well as various other Dietary Aiides posi­ RE/MAX East Of The and lovely hardwood 2. SIDS is the No. 1 cause of death among infants be­ Bush. required. Call 646- duties. Appplicant must River 647-1419 or 228- flooring throughout. tween the ages of 1 week and 1 year, although it is most Kasparov’s title match against longtime rival copy of my Health Report “Fads I — Vitamins and pense including 8599.______tion available at Minerals.” Other readers who would like a copy should attorneys’ fees, arising be able to work 9757. Throw the paint likely to occur between the ages of 2 to 4 months. Anatoly Karpov begins on Monday. PART-TIME Temporary independently. As well F brushes away because Kasparov said because he and Karpov are Nelson Mandela is free today because of support send $1.25 with their names and addresses to my atten­ from claims of unfair Salmon BrookCon- 3. An average of 7,000 babies die of SIDS every year. trade practices, infring- position for Marketing as w/outside services. MANCHESTER- the exterior is newly represented by the Soviet Chess Federation, the of those sanctions,” Tutu told some 6(X) churchgoers tion at P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369. Be Survey. Monday thru Exp, preferred. We offer painted. Large private 4. SIDS is NOT caused by suffocation, aspiration or at All Saints Cathedral on Sunday. ment of trademarks, valescenl Home in m IK $205,000. NEW regurgitation. Most SIDS victims appear to be healthy Soviet flag is supposed to be at the players’ sides. sure to mention the title. trade names or patents, Thursd^ evenings 3 an e'xc. starting salary. III ENGLAND fenced in yard to o l T\itu was invited to conduct confirmation services violation of rights of hours. Telemarketing Corrie in & fill out an Glastonbury. Duties TRADITIONI Beautiful Anne Miller Real Estate before death, although a few may show symptoms of a at the Episcopal church. DEAR DR. GOTT: “Thirty-five years in hell” could experience helpful, applic.or call Economy 647-8000. slight cold shortly before death. ■ Kurt Vonnegut describes in his latest book the privacy and infringe­ setting for lovely Dutch He thanked Virgin Islanders for “sunnorting nnr be the story of my life. That’s how long I’ve suffered ment of copyright and however we will train. Electric Simply Inc. 428 inclutJe meal serv­ Colonial with front to 5. SIDS is NOT caused by child abuse or an im­ anguish of an American who finds his country being from bad breath. My childhood was ruined, my employer Make up to $9 plus per Tolland Tpke.Manc. sold piecemeal to foreigners. sUtiggle, for praying for us, for being committed to proprietary rights, unfair back living room. WELLMAN ROAD- This munization; it’s neither contagious nor hereditary; and it has received complaints about my poor hygiene, and I’ve hour. Apply to: CT. 06040 647-5000. ice to elderly, clean­ the struggle for peace.” competition and libel Custom Ranch features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, formal living Fireplaced family room oversized 6 room, 2 occurs in families of all social and economic levels. Vonnegut’s 13th novel, “Hocus Pocus,” is about a never known true intimacy. and slander, which may Manchester Herald EOE M/F/HA/ room, 36 foot combination kitchen/family room. City water & off Kitchen with sliders bath dormered Cape West Point graduate and Vietnam veteran who writes result from the publica­ P.O. Box 591, ing, etc. to huge wrap-around features a fireplace and 6. SIDS cannot be predicted or prevented. While the I’ve been to 23 doctors and dentists, and no one thinks Manchester CT. 06040. sewers, underground utilities. 2 car garage. Highland Park chilling question, “Why did your baby die?” still cannot his autobiography in 2(X)1 as he watches America ■ Loretta Lynn, once illiterate, has recorded two it’s a problem worth delving into. I’ve seen internists, tion of any advertise­ School. $189,900. deck surrounding in- large deck. Priced in C o n tact ground pool and be answered, SIDS experts today believe that some sub­ overtaken by an “occupation army” of Japanese songs to raise money for a literacy program she’s dentists, ENT specialists, a lung surgeon, periodontist ment in the Manchester CREATIVE the $1 6 0 ’s fo r im ­ businessmen. working on with Barbara Bush. Herald by advertiser, in­ SALES SECRETARY/ HIGHLAND PARK ESTATES gazebo. See before mediate sale! A TRUE tle abnomipJity in infant development occurring in the and psychiatrist. I’ve had a battery of tests including The novelist, a World War II veteran, said his “It’s going to be neat to have the first lady on the cluding advertisements GREETER-Part time. Lorri Lennon beautiful pool is CREAMPUFFI! "We’re fetal stages predisposes some babies to SIDS. Our only sinus X-rays, liver-function tests, thyroid tests and imper THERAPIST JOE SWENSSON, BUILDER covered. Diane Comol- counu-ymen should beat the Japanese and the Ger­ video with me. I’d like to bring her to Kentucky and in any free distribution 3pm-8pm Monday thru Selling housesl" GIs. publications published Thursday, and every at lo RE/MAX East Of The Blanchard & Rossetto hope in learning more about this tragic death lies in mans in manufacturing and technology. take her to some small schools,” the country singer Needed for Manchester research. The thought of suicide has entered my mind — espe­ by the Manchester other Friday and 646-5254 River 647-1419 or 228- 646-2482. “I’m outraged that we don’t do it better,” Von­ said. out-patient program af­ 4514. cially when I’ve been told by a physician to come back Herald. Saturday. Heavy cus­ 659-8652 DIRECTIONS: East Center St. to Porter St. to Autumn St. to Ruents who experience this tragedy have special negut, 68, said in an interview in the October issue of The songs are titled “I’m Changing” and “Count filiated with Elmcrest East Eldridge Street. 23 LOTS fit LAND FOR when I’m sick. Can you come up with a possibility tomer contact. PC skills needs. The best advice I can offer to their families and Expr>sure magazine. on Me.” 1 LOST and FOUND a plus. Contact Ed Hospital. Position is 6 everyone else has overlooked? 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Call TOLL trout. Pan 3 of 3. (61) Trump Card ( ^ My Talk Show Actor William Shatner HARTFORD ~ 728-5672 13 BUSINESS OPPOR­ Also 3 bedroom 1 1/2 LAND FOR SALE- almost [A&E] World of Survival is a guest on Jennifer's show. GD Odd Couple FREE 1-800-927-1537 dS Knight Rider TUNITIES CHFA POSSIBLE- 44 HENDEE ROAD, bath townhouses with a 1/2 acre. 140x100 [C N N ] Crossfire 2® ( P News dS) Amazing Discoveries VERNON ~ 871-6692 for application and MANCHESTER arages. $143,900. ® Family Ties (CC). information, 7am-10pm COVENTRY. 8 room. 2 feet corner lot. Busi­ [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated 23) Connecticut Newsweek (R) Late Night With David Letter- •’ RARE CHANCE** Local $141,000. 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Secure MANCHESTER SOUTH STREET 10 a bloody history. (60 min.) (In Stereo) @) Trapper John, M.D. $169,900. ANSALDI [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep [ESPN] Baseball Tonight 3. Frequency of Issue: Dally Except Sundays & Holidays MANCHESTER-secretary locations. Above BRAND NEW LISTINGIII acres COVENTRY CD It Takes a Thief V [LIFE] Tracey Ullman ( ^ Republic Theater 3A. No. of Issues Published Annually, 308 for one man law office. average income. (207) COUNTRY CHARM- M anchester is well built brick front Colonial $59,900. BEAR [TNIC] MOVIE: 'Allan Quatermain and 3B. Annual Subscription Price, $92.40 Front to back kitchen, with an enclosed sun the Lost City of Gold' Quatermain and his (33) MOVIE: 'Phantasm II' Seven years [USA] Miami Vice (In Stereo) (S) MOVIE: 'The Spanish Gardener' Shorthand & word 621-1599.______known for its wonderful SWAMP ROAD 2.8 & bride-to-be discover a lost civilization later, a young man picks up the trail of the Based on the novel by A.J. Cronin. A 4. Complete Mailing Address of Known Office of Publication, processing a must. beamed ceilings, built- porch, 2-car oversized 2.87 Acres ANDOVER 1 1 : 3 0 P M ( D Night Court Pan 1 of 3. father resents his son's devotion to their 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Hartford County, CT 06040 VENDING Top local route. Cape Cod homes and while searching for the adventurer's long- sinister mortician who killed his brother. 646-2425. in hutch. Many mature this one sure stands garage, fireplaced, $59,500. OLD TOL­ lost brother. Richard Chamberlain, Sharon James Le Gros, Reggie Bannister, Angus gardener. Dirk Bogarde, Jon Whiteley, Mi­ 5. Complete Mailing Address of the Headquarters of General Priced to sell now. Call trees add to the fiving room and Scrimm. 1988 (D Comedy Tonight chael Hordern. 1957. PIZZA COOK & Prep man Fred. 1-800-749-0044. proudi Clean as a LAND TURNPIKE 1 - Stone, James Earl Jones. 1987. Rated PG. Dana Delany (1.) of “China Beach” Business Offices of the Publisher, 16 Brainard Place, seclusion, 4 bedrooms, hardwood floors 4.76 Acres COVENTRY (In Stereo) (3® MOVIE: 'The Spanish Gardener' (33) My Talk Show Actor William Shatner ® Nightline (CC). Manchester, CT 06040 wanted. Days or nights. whistle featuring 6 and William Russ (r.) of “Wiseguy” is a guest on Jennifer's show 2 baths. NORTH rooms, 3/4 dormer, 3 throughout. Beautiful $59,333- up. SAM [U S A ] Cartoon Express Based on the novel by A.J Cronin A [A & E ] Miss Marple: A Pocketful of Rye 6. Full Names and Complete Mailing Address of Publisher, Experience preferred. 14 INSTRUCTION COVENTRY, $147,741. private yard with a patio father resents his son’s devotion to their star in “A Promise to Keep.” The (3® Synchronal Research Police are baffled when they find a handful Editor, and Managing Editor: Acting Publisher, Jeanne G. Apply at Nullis 706 bedrooms. 1.5 baths, GREEN ROAD 1+ 6 ;3 0 P M CD CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) gardener. Dirk Bogarde, Jon Whiteley, Mi­ Philips Real Estate 742- and garden area tool acres COVENTRY 2® Jeffersons (CC). of rye in the pocket of murdered financier Fromerth 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, CT 06040; Editor, Hartford Road, EXPERIENCED- Piano hardwood floors, full CD S9) ABC News (CC). chael Hordern 1957 fact-based TV movie is the story of Rex Fortescue. (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (R) 1450. D.W. Fish Real Estate $65,900. KEMP ROAD S) ^ ) Tonight Show (R) (In Stereo) Vincent Valvo 122 Cumberland St., Hartford, CT 06106; Manchester. teacher accepting basement, tool shed. CD Who's the Boss? (CC). @) MOVIE: 'Firestarter' An 8-year-old a family whose quiet home life is [CNN] Showbiz Today (R) 643-1591. 31 Acres SCOTLAND 23) On the Record (R) Managing Editor, None. beginning students of Affordably priced at F (25) Hogan Family girl has the unusual power to set things on 7. Owner (If owned by a corporation, its name and address $1 10,000. WALL fire by simply thinking about them. David suddenly disrupiea wnen a tragedy 2® Honeymooners [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments Fea­ Drivam all ages. 645-8091. $132,900. Jackson & tured: Mike Ditka must be stated and also Immediately thereunder the names LEASE/PURCHASE OKMI SO MUCH VALUEII STREET 7.38 acres @ ® NBC News (CC). Keith, Drew Barrymore, Martin Sheen leaves their four nephews in their $1 14,500. This 2-3 Jackson 647-8400. (24) Nightly Business Report 1984 S) Newhart (CC). [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide and addresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or PULL O VER F Country 1 1/2 story (700 front) COVENTRY more of total amount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, 21 HOMES FOR SALE bedroom Victorian is a $120,000. TOLLAND ® ALF (CC). 2® 2® Fresh Prince of Bel Air (CC) Will care. The drama airs Monday, Oct. 2® Infinite Voyage Season Premiere [USA] New Mike Hammer T0THEJ.B. HUNT Cedar sided Cape on (CC) The series' fourth season opens with the names and addresses of the individual owners must bo perfect starter home BRAND NEW LISTINGIII TURNPIKE 26 acres (5l) Love Connection assumes the role of peacemaker when Phi­ 1, on NBC. 1:07AM CD instant Recall 1.25 Acres, single­ lip's rural parents visit. (In Stereo) the role of the world's zoos in rescuing piven. If owned by a partnership or other unincorporated firm, CAREER MEETING BEDROOM and a great CHFA op­ This delightful owner care, energy ELLINGTON $139,900. [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Chipmunk Adven­ endangered species and studying animal Its name and address, as well as that of each individual must TOWNHOUSEI portunity with new "Gingerbread" house 23) d?) Infinite Voyage Season Premiere 1:1 5AM [DIS] MOVIE: The Strong- FOR EXPERIENCED efficient, skylights, EAST STREET 198 ture' Animated. Simon, Theodore, Alvin behavior. (60 min.) (In Stereo) aat Man in the World' (CC) Two college be piven. If the publication is published by a nonprofit or- MANCHESTER- Ex­ Kitchen, first floor den, 2 has been treated to lots and the Chipettes inadvertently become in­ (CC) The series' fourth season opens with (In Stereo) DRIVERS, TRUCKING natural woodwork, Subdividable Acres AN­ the role of the world's zoos in rescuing Charlene takes a year oft from bugarbak- [CNN ] Sports Tonight students accidentally pour an untested vi- anization, its name and address must be stated.) (Item must ceptional 7 . room full baths, and central of wonderful DOVER $525,000. volved in a jewel-smuggling operation. 2® 2® Ferris Bueller (CC) Cameron turns er's to devote more time to her baby. (In ^m in formula into a box of cereal. Kurt SCHOOLGRADS AND hardwood floors, for­ 1987. Rated G. endangered species and studying animal to school activities - too many - in order [DIS] MOVIE: 'Oh GodI Book II' The Vis­ &0 completed.); Manchester Publishing Co., c/o CT. Corpora­ T ow nhouse in air! Enjoy the many up­ improvements. 6 Philips Real Estate 742- behavior. (60 min ) (In Stereo) Stereo) itor from above charms an innocent into Russell. Joe Flynn. Cesar Romero. 1974. tion System, Hartford, Ct., the stockholders of which are; FUTURE DRIVERS. mal dining room, den/ [ESPN] SpoitsLook to establish an identity. (Postponed from Rated G. NORTHFIELD. 3 dated features insioe rooms, 3 bedrooms, 1.5 study, fencing. NORTH 1450. 2® MOVIE: 'Shall We Dance' A pair of an earlier date) (In Stereo) 1 0:00PM CD Trials of Rosie O'Neill spreading his message. George Burns, Scripps League Newspapers, Inc., c/o CT. Corporation Sys­ bedrooms, 2 full baths and a full basement tool baths, NEW DELUXE [LIFE] E/R (R) Suzanne Pleshette, David Birney. 1980. (g) Invisions Tuesday, October 2nd COVENTRY, F dancers are forced into marriage because [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Magazine (CC) Rosie is confronted by a series of mi­ 1:30AM tem, Wilmington, Delaware. Stockholders that own one per­ plus 2 half baths, KITCHEN, Immaculate of public opinion. Fred Astaire, Ginger Ro­ nor disasters after the mother of a dissatis­ Rated PG. 12pm & 7pm Be close to town yet set REDUCED to [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Disorderlies' (CC) ® U ter With Bob Costas (In Stereo) cent or more of the outstanding stock of that corporation are: central air, Rec.room. inside and out with the Three bumbling orderlies are hired by a gers, Edward Everett Horton 1937 9:00PM CD Murphy Brown (CC) Frank fied client places a voodoo curse on her. [ESPN] SportsCenter Holiday Inn apart from the hustle & $152,900. Philips Real 8® Personalities E.W. Scripps, Charlottesville, Virginia; Betty Knight Scripps, Well maintained unit. latest color schemes greedy nephew in hopes they will drive his ®3) MOVIE: 'Peggy Sue Got Married' A elicits his co-workers’ help to throw a 50th (60 min.) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Charlottesville, Virginia; Barry H. 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Great spot SOUTH WINDSOR- (3® Synchronal Research 1 1 ) 4 5 P M [M A X ] MOVIE: 'American Holders Owning or Holding 1 Percent or More of Total Amount oeesU Iran^xxtatni conpanoa, ii ern V erm ont & 1 high school. Kathleen Turner, Nicolas at Seattle Seahawks (CC) From the King- Miami Dolphins 7 :0 0 P M CD inside Edition An FBI Gigolo' A man working as a paid compa­ of Bonds, Mortgages or Other Securities (If there are none, so kx experienced ptoe, recent grads and on Pleasant Street in $269,900. Immaculate Cage, Barry Miller 1986. dome. (3 hrs.) (Live) IS) Connecticut's Drug Web The drug applicants with the desire to learn to GRACIOUS AND Berkshires. CALL agent convicted in the killing of his lover. nion is framed for murder. Richard Gere, 1:37AM CD News (CC). (R) d ^ a tru d i. M a n ch e ste r II 7 room 4 year old [A&E] Race for Space Documentary. (60 CD Run for Your Life wars in Connecticut s cities, Hartford and state): None. ELEGANT- VERNON MANCHESTER- Price CD ® Wheel of Fortune (CC). Bridgeport. (60 min.) Lauren Hutton, Nina Van Pallandt. 1980, 10. Extent and Nature of Circulation $138,900. Jackson & Contemporary. 1 st floor TODAY: 413458^365l min.) Rated R. 1 :50AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Kiss' A At our Drkw Career Meeting, yoVI hear $389,900. "HAS reduced on this lovely 2 CD Comedy Wheel ® ) MOVIE: 'A Promise to Keep' (6® You Must Be the Husband jet-setting sorceress travels to America in about great pay and benefits, top-noidi Jackson 647-8400. family room with floor lo [CNN] PrimeNews A quiet American family Average No. Actual No. equprrtenL orvthe-bb training, arxf for year old U&R Ranch. Premiere. 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Rated R. 1st floor family room, 4 3 bedrooms, central air. about whether the Lusitania was used to sends her to live with relatives in the town [CNN ] Evening News syndicate run by a brother and sister. (67 (In Stereo) Preceding 12 Nearest to ment information. room, formal dining Great starter home at­ bait the Germans. Host: Edward Mulhare. William Russ, Mimi Kennedy 1990. (Iri We pay for you OTR experierKe - tp to bedrooms including a Owners anxiousll U&R RENT of Avonlea. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [ESPN] Water Skiing: World Tour From min ) (R) Months Filing Date room, oversized tractively priced at (2D Cosby Show (CC). Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'California Split' Com­ $.26 cents per m ie. 3rd floor "teenage ^ Realty 643-2692. [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Match-up Marine World in San Francisco. (60 min.) CD News (CC). pulsive gamblers bet and brawl their way A. Total No. Copies kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 $122,5001 Situated on a 21) 2® American Experience: Lindbergh (T aped) For more information cal; retreat", 2 fireplaces, 2 1 bedroom apartment. ( ^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [HBO] MOViE: 'Immediate Family' (D Jack Benny from Los Angeles to Reno. Elliott Gould, (net press run) 9095 9100 baths. Beautiful large corner lot, fea­ Season Premiere (CC) The series' third George Segal, 1974 Rated R, car garage, inground Quiet, secure building. (g) A-Team (CC) A married couple eager to raise a season opens with a ponrait of the avia­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Licence to Kill' (CC) B. Paid and/or r^u e ste d Circulation 8085 8104 1-800-2JB-HUNT landscaped yard. tures include 3 child meet a pregnant teen-ager planning James Bond quits the spy service and (33) Honeymooners Part 1 of 2. pool. Trufy a beautiful Like new. 2nd floor. d5) ® Current Affair tor's professional triumphs and personal ® MOVIE: 'The Family 1. Sales through dealers and J.B. HUNT one-of-a-kind homel $259,000. U&R Realty bedrooms, fireplace, sit­ THIS CAPE IS VERY $550/month. Peterman to give her baby up for adoption. Glenn tragedies. (60 min.) launches a one-man crusade against the (3® Home Shopping Club ( P Cheers (CC). Colombian drug lord who maimed his Man A happily married man finds himself carriers, street vendors and here the driver make# more money D.W Fish Real Estate 643-2692. ting room and sunroom CLEANI Nice yard. 1.5 Close, James Woods, Mary Stuart Master- 2® Invisions Hair Replacement drawn into a romance with a younger EOE/Subfect to drug screen Realty 649-9404. (STl Nightly Business Report son. 1989 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [A & E ] Miss Marple: A Pocketful of Rye friend. Timothy Dalton, Carey Lowell, Rob­ counter Sales 643-1591. on 2nd floor, hardwood baths, 3 bedrooms, Police are baffled when they find a handful (S) Fugitive woman Edward Asner, Meredith Baxter [LIFE] L.A. Law ert Davi. 1989. Hated PG-13 (In Stereo) 2. Mail Subscriptions 128 123 F floors and MOREI Just hardwood floors, full @ Challengers of rye in the pocket of murdered financier ( ^ St. Elsewhere Birney, Anne Jackson. 1979. C. Total paid and/or Requested basement. For more in­ [A & E ] New Wilderness [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Scrooged' (CC) A Rex Fortescue. (60 min ) Pan 2 of 2. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'True Love’ (CC) A CD [USA] Paid Program A TRUE SHOWPLACEIII needs your touch of MANCHESTER- 4 room, young Italian-American couple find their ® News Circulation 8213 8227 $229,000. Don't miss now paper and paint. formation call Jimmy or [C N N ] Moneyline heartless network executive learns the (33) MOVIE: 'Executive Action' Disturbed D. Free Distribution by mail, carrier PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO Duplex with garage. folly of his ways in this parody of the Dick­ [C N N ] Larry King Live relationship tested while they prepare for 23) Paid Program CALL QUICKI Jackson Pat at RE/MAX East Of their upcoming wedding. 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Boston 5 JBell ss 3 0 0 0 OSmith ss 3 0 0 0 Girls Soccor ■Roofing New York 7, Milwaukee 2 Umpires—Home, Phillips; First, Welko; Cora 2b 5 0 0 0 BHIchr cf 3 0 1 0 Lodge, Darran McCormick and Meghan Roy ■Bushes Trimmed Second, McKean; Third, Coble. Stphnsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Quinorrsss 4 0 10 VfenSlyk cl 4 0 11 Lanklrd cl 3 0 0 0 also played well) Bolton at Cromwell, 3:30 ■General Remodeling NOW AVAILABLE: Chicago 2, Seattla 1 Bonilla rf 4 0 1 0 Guerrer 1b 3 0 0 0 Coventry at East Hampton, 3:30 T—3:37. A—34,400. Jackson cf 4 1 1 0 Benzngr If 3 0 0 0 Cardinals 4 (Nick Gurski 2. Drew Gilbert 2. 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Call Paul Ofria at Detroit (Tanana 8-8) at New Vbrk (Cary 6-11 MINNESOTA DETROIT Cangels pr 0 1 0 0 Oquend 2b 3 0 1 0 MSC Dazzlers orM.Leitar 1-1), 7:30 p.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl Lampkinc 4 0 1 0 JReed ph 1 0 0 0 Bream 1b 1 0 0 0 Magrana p 1 0 0 0 Affordable Prices Faries ss 3 0 0 0 Oester 3b 4 0 2 0 Tuesday that the right play was to ruff the third 646-3570 or Fred Hahn at Chicago (Hibbard 14-9) at Boston (Kiocker Gladden If 4 0 2 0 Phillips 2b 3 0 0 0 Lind 2b 4 1 1 0 LeSmilh p 0 0 0 0 The Manchester Soccer Club Dazzlers (girls MISCELLANEOUS Lilliquist p 3 0 0 0 Bates 2b 4 0 0 0 Boys Soccer 645-7887_____ 649-6018 for a quote. 8-9), 7:35 p.m. Munoz rf 3 0 0 0 Fryman ss 4 0 0 0 Drabek p 4 0 1 0 Collins ph 1 0 0 0 born in 1980) boat Simsbury, 2-1, on Sunday. NORTH W-l-M Dare to look club with the ace of spades? 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Tel Enterprises MARTY MATTSSON Tuesday's Games LOB— San Diego 7, Cincinnati 8. 2B— Jack- to Wethersfield, 3-1. Rich Prenotta and Kevin Detroit at New York. 7:30 p.m. Minnesota 000 000 000__0 LeSmith 1 1 0 0 0 1 ♦ AK Q 10 82 4 9 3 crime is compounded if the trump you queen of hearts and eventually make a Visit our teautiful showroom or 6 4 3 -4 7 0 4 GSL Building 649-4431______son. SB—BHatcher (30). Watt scored against Windsor wNlo Matt Denis, Wednesday Chicago at Boston, 735 p.m. Detroit 010 000 OOx—1 Umpires—Home. Hallion; First, West; Tim Tedford and Kevin D'Agostino also played Boys Soccer use for ruffing is the ace. But some­ trick with the king of diamonds. At call for your free estimate. Free Eatlmataa E—Fielder, Terrell. DP—Minnesota 1, Detroit IP H R ER BB SO Second, Marsh; Third, Montague. SOUTH Maintenance Co. Toronto at Baltimore, 735 p.m. San Diego well. Matt Lavatori scored the lone Stingray Bolton at Cheney Tech, 3:30 times it’s the only way to beat a worst, the contract would be set only Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. 1. LOB— Minnesota 9. Detroit 5. 2B—GWbrd, T—2:09. A—32,672. East Catholic at S t Bernard. 7 p.m. ♦ Q J9 8 6 Commorclal/Realdentlal. Lilliquist W,5-11 6 4 0 0 2 5 goal against Wethersfield. Mike Dimanno, Matt contract. one trick. Heritage Kitchen & "We can tell you Seattle at Minnasota, 8:05 p.m. Liriano. S—Liriano, Lemon. .760; Tudor. SL Louis, 12-4, .750; Darwin, Jaworski, Shawn Stout and Rich Griffeth also Girls Soccer VAK building repair and home* GHarris S,9 3 1 0 0 0 4 Against four spades, West led K-A The other side of the coin is that it is Texas at Mihvaukoe, 8:35 p.m. IP H RER BB SO Cincinnati Houston, 11-4, .733; Burkett, San Francisco, played well. East Catholic at Waterford, 3:30 ♦ J9 8 5 Bath Center LANDSCAPING improvements. Interior and what to look for... Minnesota 14-7, .667; Harkey, Chicago, 12-6, .667; Lan­ Volleyball California at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Rijo L,14-8 5 4 2 1 2 5 ♦ J6 and then the queen of clubs. On the crucial for East to rufl the third club 254 Broad Street Guthrie L.7-9 8 5 1 1 1 6 caster, Chicago, 9-5, .643. exterior painting, light car­ Mahler 2 0 0 0 0 1 MSC Huskies Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:30 third club. East discarded a diamond. to avoid the endpl^. It’s an unexpect­ Manchester and what to look Detroit Coventry at East Catholic, 3:30 Vulnerable; Both pentry. (complete janitorial Terrell W,6-4 8 2-3 5 0 0 3 3 Layana 1 2 1 0 0 0 The Manchester Soccer Club Huskies (boys Declarer ruffed and cashed the A-K of ed dividend that partner West holds Armstrong 1 0 0 0 0 2 Pennant race glance 9 and under) defeated the Burlington Blazers, Dealer; South service. Experienced, reli­ out for!" National League standings GlealonS,12 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Thursday hearts. Then he finally led a trump. the lone king of spades, with the happy 649-5400 Screened Top Soi^ Lilliquist pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. 6-1. Kyle Wolff, Grog TalboL Brian Dolguidice, able, free estimates. East Division HBP—Gaetti by Terrell. WP—Guthrie 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE Girls Soccer The king and ace fell together, and Any amount delivered HBP—Trevino by Lilliquist BK—Lilliquist Anthony Capodicasa. Bon Wry and Ben Horn Soatk West North result that the defenders now take five Umpires—Home, Kaiser; FirsL Johnson; East Division Bolton at East Hampton, 3:30 E a st W L Pet. GB Umpires—Home. Gregg; First Crawford; scored the goals for the Huskies. Todd Bergen- Elast was on lead. If he led a heart. tricks. Also; Backhoe, Bobcat, & 643-0304 H a r B i o x-Pitlsburgh 94 65 .591 — Second, Voltaggio; Third, Vbung. W L Pet. GB 1 4 2 4 4 4 A ll pass Second, Harvey; Third. DoMuth. ty and Talbot played well in goal. Portland at Coventry, 3:30 South would ruff, discarding the queen Loader available NewVbrk 89 70 .560 5 T—2:20. A— 19,487. Boston 66 73 . 541 — Rocky Hill at RHAM, 3:30 James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge’ and CH ILD CARE T—2:34. A—32.407. Toronto 85 74 . 535 1 Opening lead; 4 K of diamonds from dummy. And if he Montreal 82 77 .516 12 MSC Blazers Girls Swimming ‘Jacoby on Card Games “(written with bis father, NO JOB TOO SMALL F a t i n g Philadelphia 76 83 .478 1 8 REMAINING GAMES Wethersfield at Manchester, 3:30 led a diamond, it would be into the Davis Construction Giants 8, Dodgers 2 TORONTO (3) — AWAY (3) OcL 1, 2. 3. Bal­ the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at Instsint Service/Free Estimates Chicago 75 84 .472 19 White Sox 2, Mariners 1 Tho Manchester Soccer Club Blazers (boys jaws of the A-(j. How could East tell bookstores. Both are published by Pharos Books. LOSANGELS SAN FRAN timore. born in 1978) lost to Hebron, 4-1, in first-round 872-1400 or 659-9555 Bath/Kitchen RerrKxtellng of Manchester SL Louis 70 89 .440 24 SEATTLE CHICAGO Friday West Division sb r h bl ab r h bl BOSTON (3) — HOME (3): OcL 1, 2, 3. action In the state cup. Matt Howroyd, assisted Boys Soccer Licensed Day Care Mom ab r h bl ab r h bl LHanis 3b 3 0 3 0 BuBor cf 4 3 3 0 Chicago. KIT ’N’ CARLYLE by L a ny W right One Call Does It All Quality Painting W L Pet. GB Reynlds 2b 5 0 1 0 Caldarn If 3 0 1 0 by Kyle Zawistowski, scored for the Blazers. Manchester at East Hartford, 3:30 32 APARTMENTS FOR 34 HOMES FOR RENT Has Two Before & After 30 Years Experience x-Cincinnati 89 70 .560 — Vizcain ss 1 0 0 0 Kingery pr 0 0 0 0 Kevin Lappen, Andrew Fitting and David Cheney Tech at Portland, 3:30 YARDM ASTERS Services GrfySr If 4 0 0 0 Uohnsn cl 4 1 3 0 Javier cl 4 0 2 0 RThmp 2b 5 3 3 2 Postseason glance ______RENT______Los Angeles 84 75 .528 5 Lawrence also played well. RHAM at Bolton, 3:30 Trees & Bushes Cut M&M Plumbing & Heating •Fmz Estimates GrfyJr cl 4 1 2 0 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 CGwynn If 3 0 1 0 WClark 1b 2 1 0 0 MANCHESTER-Available School Openings In The San Francisco 84 75 .528 5 All Times EOT ' Bacon Academy at Coventry, 3:30 HoyJ fo Tcu. WH«N You’ve W M T too T •Senior Qtizen Discowts Cotto cf 0 0 0 0 Thomas 1b 4 1 2 1 Gonzalz If 1 0 0 0 Laga 1b 0 0 0 0 11/1, vinyl sided 3 Yards & Garages Cleaned 649-2871 Houston 74 85 .465 15 PLAYOFFS Girls Soccer MANCHESTER- 2 Nathan Hale School Dis­ ADavisdh 4 0 1 0 Lyons 1b 0 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 0 0 0 MWIms3b 5 1 0 2 C M » \ Truck & Backhoe Work •Aluminum S t Vinyl ‘ San Diego 74 85 .465 15 National League East Hartford at Manchester, 3:30 bedroom. 2 unit bedroom Colonial in ex­ Briley pr 0 0 0 0 FVisqua dh 4 0 11 Brooks rf 4 0 1 0 Bass rf 4 0 0 0 ’ Snow Plowing Powerwashing Atlanta 63 96 .396 26 Thursday, Oct. 4 Radio, TV East Catholic at Sacred HoarL 3:45 cellent condition. Deck trict. TMrtnz 1b 4 0 0 0 Ventura 3b 4 0 0 0 Scioscia c 2 0 1 0 Decker c 4 0 1 1 building. Private yard. Any Home Project x-clinched division tills Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. 8:30 p.m. Volleyball Buhner rf 4 0 1 0 Sosa rf 3 0 0 0 CHrnndz c 1 0 0 0 Litton If 3 0 0 0 No pets. Newly and garage. $900. per Saturday’s Games Friday, Oct. 5 East Hartford at Manchester, 3:30 C all L in d a MASONRY- Valle c 3 0 2 0 Fletchr 2b 2 0 1 0 Searage p 0 0 0 0 Uribe ss 1 0 0 0 month plus security. No Call643-99d6 646-6815 Chicago 3. New \brk 2 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 3:18 p.m. East Catholic at Norwich Free /Veademy, 3:30 carpeted. $625 + SBrdly ph 1 0 1 0 Guillen ss 2 0 1 0 Lopez ph 1 0 0 0 Benjmn ss 3 0 1 0 Today You To Pittsburgh 8, SL Louis 0 Monday, Oct. 8 Girls Swimming utilities. 2 months pets. Strano Real 646-6815 We're Here To Serve Vizquel ss 4 0 3 0 Perry p 0 0 0 0 Novoa p 1 0 0 0 Houston 9, Atlanta 0 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 3:18 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — White Sox at Red East Catholic at Naugatuck, 7 p.m. security. Available now. Estate, 647-7653. CT License #31060 Schaeir 3b 2 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 3 1 1 0 Fteuschei p 2 0 0 0 STRETCH YOUR burger San Diego 3, Cincinnati 1, 6i/s innings, rain POBrin ph 1 0 0 0 Tuesday, Oct. 9 Sox. NESN, WTIC 643-9382. MANCHESTER- Lovely 3 Shrprsn ss 3 0 0 0 Parker If 1 0 10 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 8:27 p.m, Saturday budget Bv using one part K & R Masonry San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 3 Totals 36 1 11 0 Totals 30 2 B 2 MHtehr ph 1 0 0 0 7:30 p.m. — Mets at Pirates, bedroom fully ap­ sov extender to four ports GENERALPABITMG& Montreal 5, PhiladoIpWa 1 Seattle 000 001 000—1 Wednesday, Oct. 10 Football MANCHESTER-Many 1 Brick, stone, concrete, paiios ( chim­ Valenzia p 2 0 0 0 Cincinnatt at Rttsburgh, 8:27 p.m.. if necos- South Windsor at Manchestor, 130 p.ra plianced and carpeted. Just because you don’t of meat. Your taste buds REMODElfiG Sunday's Games Chicago 000 002 OOx—2 Holmes p 0 0 0 0 SportsChanncl, WFAN (660-AM) and 2 bedroom ney repair. 15 years experience. Ful^ Philadelphia 2, Montreal 1 DP—Seattle 1. LOB— Seattle 9, Chicago 7. sary Xavier at East Catholic (Carlin Field). 1:30 apartments. Applian­ 1 1/2 bath Duplex. use an Item doesn’t mean won't be able to tell the Lyonsc 2112 Friday, Oct. 12 7:30 p.m. — Tigers at Yanlcees, p.m. Insured. License #523648. Registered Pittsburgh 2, S t Louis 0 2B—Valle, ADavis. 3B—GriffeyJr, Uohnson, Totals 35 2 10 2 Totals 35 8 B S ces and hot water L e a s e & s e c u r it y the Item has lost Its value. difference, but vour with Consumer Protection. Call Better •Expert F Chicago 6, New Vbrk 5 Pasqua S—Guillen. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:27 p.m., i( necss- WPOP Boys Soccer required. $815/month. Why not exchange It for budget will! Boost vour Los Angeles 000 000 200—2 sary East Catholic at S t Joseph, 130 p.m. included. 646-1218, Business Bureau for Inlormation on ■Akininun Sided Pania] San Diego 3, Cincinnati 0 IP H R ER BB SO San Francisco 204 200 OOx—8 9 p.m. — Bengals at Seahawks, 646-3938. cash with an ad In Classi­ budget by selling Idle my business. Houston 6, Atlanta 2 Seattla Saturday, Oct. 13 Cross Country Phil or Suzanne. OverlO Years Btperienoe E—Scioscia 2, LHarris. DP—San Francisco Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:27 p.m., if neces- Wickham FYrk Invitational, 9 a.m. fied? 643-2711. Items In your hom e w ith a San Francisco 8, Los /bigeles 2 DeluciaL,1-2 8 9 2 2 2 4 2 LOB—Los Angelos 7, San Francisco 8. Channel 8 569-7671 Monday's Games Chicago sary MANCHESTER- 2 3 5 STORE «t OFFICE low-cost ad In classified. 2B— Benjamin. HR—FloThompson (15), Lyons bedroom Townhouse Houston (Deshales 7-12) at Cincinnati McDwllW,14-9 8 10 1 1 1 7 (3). SB-—FloThompson 2 (14). Butter (48), (Browning 15-9), 7:35 p.m. Amerlcan League with fireplace. All ______SPACE______Thigpen S,57 1 1 0 0 0 0 Javier (14). SL Louis (B.Smith 9-8) at Montreal (De.Mar- WP—McDowell. Saturday, Oct. 6 appliances. Heat, hot IP H R ER BB SO Oakiarrd at East Division winner, 8:30 p.m. tinez 10-11 or Farmer 0-3), 7:35 p.m. Umpires—Home, Brinkman; FirsL Cousins; MANCHESTER-Main St. Los Angelas Sunriay, Oct. 7 water, carpeting, air Chicago (Coffman 0-1) at Philadelphia Second, Reed; Third, Cooney. Valenzia L, 13-13 4 7 8 7 2 3 conditioning, cable. No location, near Center 87 MISC. FOR SALE ' 91 CARS FOR SALE 93 CAMPERS & (DeJesus 6-8), 7:35 p m. T—2:43. A— 42849. Oakland at EasL 8:27 p.m. NEED SOME EXTRA 94 MOTORCYCLES & Holmee 2 1 0 0 1 1 Tuesday, Oct. 9 pets. Call 649-5240. St. ideal for store/otfice. TRAILERS Now York (Cone 13-10) at Pittsburgh (Z.Smith Searage 1 0 0 0 0 1 646- 2426, weekdays, MOPEDS 12-8), 7:35 p.m. East at Oakland. 3:18 p.m. Perry 1 1 0 0 1 0 Wednesday, Oct. 10 MANCHESTER-Spacious 9-5. CARDINAL Atlanta (Smoltz 13-11) at San Francisco San Francisco E N D R O LLS SOUTH WINDSOR- 38x8. HONDA-1986 CR250. (T.Wilson 8-6), 10:05 p.m. East at Oakland, 3:18 p.m. and clean 2nd floor, BUICK, INC. \hnkees 7, Brewers 2 Reuschel W,3-6 5 7 0 0 1 3 Thursday, OcL 11 SPENDING MONEY!! 27'A" width — 50« Adult park. 1 bedroom. Never raced, mint San Diego (Banes 10-10) at Los Angeles e imo by NCA. me very quiet setting, $300 1969 Cavalier Coupe $7495 Novoa S,1 4 3 2 2 0 1 East at Oakland, 8:27 p.m.. If necessary 3 9 ROOMBitATES 13" width — 2 for 504 Remodeled inside & condition. Must sell. (R.Martinoz 19-6), 10:35 p.m. NEWYORK MILWAUKEE HBP—Laga by Perry. monthly. No smoking, 1988 Chevy Cavalier $6490 abrhbi abrhbi Saturday, Oct. 13 out. $65CD or best offer. Tuesday’s Games Umpires—Homo. Tata; First Quick; Second, ______WANTED______Newsprint end rolls can be $13DD.DC. Many extrasi Kelly cf 4 2 1 0 Ganlnr 2b 4 0 1 0 Oaklarxl at EasL 12:18 p.m., if necessary Newspaper routes available gentleman. Call Rose, 1988 Olds Oust Cruis Wag $9,980 Houston at Cincinnati. 7:35 p.m. Bonin; Third, Rennert picked up si the Manchester 528-5276. 643-8844, 7-5pm. Sax 2b 4 2 3 1 Surhoffc 4 0 0 0 Sunday, Oct. 14 Now Is the tim e to run an 3 2 APARTHEN'TS FOR 647-8400. 1968 BuickLeSabre LTD $11460 SL Louis at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. T—2:33. A—44.235. ROOM FOR RENT- $350 Herald ONLY before 11 am Mtngly dh 3 1 2 3 Vfaunt cf 4 0 1 0 Oakland at EasL 8:27 p.m., if necessary Gd In classified to sell that Monday through Thursday. 1988 Bukk Regal Cpe $9,850 Chicago at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. in your area... camera you no longer ______RENT______MANCHESTER-5 room, 3 monthly or can pay New York at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Balboni 1b 2 0 0 0 DParkrdh 4 0 0 0 Cubs 6, Mets 5 1987BulckCentury4Dr. $8,280 Maas 1b 2 0 0 0 Vaughn If 4 2 2 1 WORLD SERIES use. bedroom, 1-1/2 baths, weekly. Utilities Atlania at San Francisco, 1035 p.m. 1 room efficiency. Includ­ MOVING- Many quality 1967 Merc Colony Park Wg $9480 San Diego at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. JoBrfId rf 5 0 2 3 Hamiltn rt 4 0 0 0 CHICAGO NEW YORK Tuesday, Oct. 16 attic and cellar. All included. Security abrhbi abrhbi Earn money and prizes by ing heat, stove, items at bargain prices. 1987 Chevy Celebrity $5,995 Maulens If 4 0 0 0 Canale 1b 3 0 0 0 American League champion at National appliances. $750 a required. Call Amy for Special Wishes Azocar If 0 0 0 0 Sveum 3b 3 0 11 Dascenz cf 5 0 0 0 Jafferis 3b 5 1 4 1 League champion, 8:32 p.m, LEGAL NOTICES refrigerator, & parking. Call for details. 646- 1987 Buick LeSabre Sed $6,970 month plus utilities. appointment 646-9875. 1987 Bukk Centum LTD Yfag $6,660 Velarde 3b 4 0 10 Spiers ss 3 0 1 0 Sndbrg 2b 5 0 0 1 Magadn 1b 4 0 1 2 Wednesday, Oct. 17 Lease & security. 646- American League results Villanv 1b 1 1 0 0 Tablerrf 3 0 0 0 AL at NL. 8:29 p.m. delivering the Security deposit, 4701. 1987 Olds Cutlass $6,990 Geren c 2 1 0 0 UQUOR PERMIT 7268.______SOUTH WINDSOR-Share Espnoz ss 1 1 0 0 Grace 1b 2 1 0 0 Teufel 2b 4 0 0 0 Friday, Oct. 19 references. No pets. 1987lsuzuPup Pickup $3495 Why Send A Card? NOTICE OF 1 family house. $410. Orioles 6, Indians 3 Tolleson ss 2 0 0 0 Dawson rf 5 2 1 2 HJhnsn ss 3 1 0 0 NLatAL, 8:32 p.m. Manchester Herald COVENTRY- Convienient 643-1108. 91 CARS FOR s a l e "" 1986 Pontiac Firebird Cpe $5,990 Salazar If 3 0 0 0 DReod If 4 1 2 2 APPUCATION First Gama Totals 33 7 9 7 Totals 33 2 6 2 Saturday, Oct. 20 Available now. Leave 1985 Buick Skylark $4,995 Pavlas p 0 0 0 0 Boston cf 1 0 10 location. Wall to wall MANCHESTER-3 Make your own personal BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Newlferk 100 040 101—7 NL at AL, 8:29 p.m. message, 644-9491. DwSmt ph 1 0 1 2 Jelic If 1 0 0 0 This is to give notice that I, carpeting. Basement CADILLAC SEVILLE- 1985 Nissan Pulsar Cpe. $3,980 ab r h bl ab r h bl Milwaukee 010 100 000—2 Sunday, Oct. 21 In your neighborhood. Bedroom, 1 -1/2 bath, all Nunez p 0 0 0 0 Hughee If 2 0 0 0 Karen G. Bottone of 109 1979. A classic. Excel­ 1982 Buick Skylark $3,295 wishes to that special person in SFinley rf 4 0 0 0 Jeffersn If 4 1 1 0 E—Sveum. DP—Milwaukee 1. LOB— New NL at AL, 8:29 p.m., if necessary storage available. 2 appliances. $775. 643- MiWIIms p 0 0 0 0 OBrien c 2 1 0 0 Prospect Street Manchester, 74 FURNI’TURE lent condition. $3500. 1981 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr. $3495 BRipkn 2b 5 1 2 1 Browne 2b 3 1 2 1 Vbrk 8. Milwaukee 4. 2B—Vaughn, JeBarfield, Tuesday, Oct. 23 bedroom apartment. Berryhill c 3 0 2 0 Torve ph 1 0 0 0 1823. Devarex cf 4 0 1 1 CJams dh 4 1 1 0 Gantner, Sax. HR—Vaughn (17). SB—Kelly AL at NL, 8:29 p.m., it necessary Call today to get more details. CT 06040 have filed an ap­ Call 646-0680. 81 Adams Street your life on special days, such as Dunston ss 4 1 1 0 Fmdez p 1 0 0 0 $500/month. 1 1/2 DINING ROOM TABLE- 2 CRipkn ss 3 2 1 1 MIdndo rf 4 0 1 1 (42), Sax (40). SF—Sax, Mattingly. Wednesday, Oct. 24 plication placarded 9/21/90 MANCHESTER-Excel- Ramos 3b 4 1 2 0 Herr ph 1 0 0 0 months security. No CHEVROLET-1979 Manchester Melvin c 4 1 3 0 Alomar c 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO AL at NL, 8:29 p.m, EST, if necessary with the Dmartment of Liquor lent 4 room, 2 bedroom. leaves, 6 chairs, SWilson p 2 0 0 0 Whthrst p 0 0 0 0 dogs. 742-0569. birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, Millign dh 4 0 3 2 Baorga 3b 4 0 1 1 New York sideboard. $800 Malibu classic wagon. 649-4571 May If 2 0 1 1 OMally ph 1110 Control a F^taurant Liquor Stove, refrigerator. No Gomez 3b 3 0 1 0 Jacoby 1b 3 0 0 0 EilandW.2-1 5 6 2 2 0 1 87K miles. Looks new. Franco p 0 0 0 0 for the sale of alcoholic liquor EAST HARTFORD- Clean pets. References, negotiable. 646-2888 birth announcements, etc. M cKntIb 4 0 0 0 Ferminss 3 0 0 0 Cadaret S.3 4 0 0 0 0 3 647-9946 Pena p 0 0 0 0 American League leaders on the premises 275 Boston 2 bedroom apartment. security. $515 and after 5:30 pm. 644-8284 after 5. Gallaghr If 3 2 1 0 Vibbster cf 3 0 0 0 Milwaukee Turnpike, Bolton, CT 06043. Totala 34 6 12 S Totals 32 3 6 3 Kn/egor 12-3 1 1 1 0 1 Sasser ph 1 0 0 0 Based on 440 at Bats 2nd floor. Appliances. utilities. 649.4003. It beats a card! Totals 37 6 8 6 Totals 34 5 B 5 Baltimore 000 111 300—6 Edens L.4-5 3 3 4 4 1 2 G AB R H Pet. The business will be owned $650/month. Security TV. DODGE-Shadow, 1987. BOB RILEY Chicago 200 000 022—6 A lp in e ...... all MANCHESTER-3 7 5 STEREOS AND Cleveland 000 000 003—3 Machado 1 1-3 1 0 0 2 2 Brett KC 141 543 82 1 78 .328 by The Bottone Corporation of required. 644-5389. OLDSMOBILEWOLKSWAGEN NawYbrk 000 031 1 0 0 -5 APPLIANCES Air, low mileage, 4 DP—Baltimore 1, Cleveland 1. LOB— Bal­ MkLee 22-3 3 2 2 1 2 RHdsnOak 133 478 116 156 ,326 A rm o ry ...... all 275 Boston Turnpike, Bolton, bedroom, like a house, With the Herald's new column, E—HJohnson 2 I OB—Chicago 7. New York doors, e x c e lle n t 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER timore 6, Cleveland 4. 2B—Melvin, Jefferson, Crim 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Plmero Tex 151 585 72 187 .320 B is s e llS t...... 97-184 CT 06043 and will be con­ EXTREMELY nice 4 over 900 square feet, HBP—Kelly by Krueger, Geren by Krueger. 6. 2B—DwSmilh. 3B—Jelferies, DReed. Trammell Dot 145 555 70 169 .305 G.E. ELECTRIC RANGE- condition. $6500. 649- CJames. HIT—CRipken (21). S—Gomez. SFin­ Dale R d ...... all ducted by Karen G. Bottone room, 1 bedroom 1st large yard, quiet. New you will not only save money, Espinoza by Edens. HR—Dawson (27), DReed (1). SB—HJohnson Boggs Bsn 152 608 88 185 .304 5 years old. $200. 30 0628. 649-1749 ley. SF—Devereaux. (34). SF—Magadan. D eep w ood...... all as permittee. floor apartment. Avail­ appliances, new IP H R ER BB SO Umpires—Home, McClelland: First, EMarlinezSea 144 487 71 147 .302 able immediately. $575 inch width. 643-4903. 1989 VW Fox Wagen $7,995 Denkingor; Second, Shulock; Third, Merrill. IP H RER BB SO McGriff Tor 150 545 89 1 64 .301 D evon...... all Karen G. Bottone carpeting. $750 plus but think of how unique an Baltimore Chicago plus utilities & security. Keep trying. BUYER MEETS seller In 1988VWJettaGL $8,995 Milacki W,5-8 7 2 0 0 2 4 T—2:38. A— 10.622. GrfyJr Sea 155 597 91 179 .300 East C enter S t...... 25 -2 0 7 odd Dated: utilities. 647-0670. SWilson 51-3 6 4 4 3 3 CJames Cle 138 519 61 154 .297 the wont ads ... time after 1987VWJetta $6,995 Bautista 1 2 2 2 0 0 September 21,1990 Strano Real Estate 647- opportunity this is! Pavlas 12-3 2 1 1 0 1 Greenweil EJsn 156 599 69 178 .297 East Center St...... 156-202 MANCHESTER- Attrac- time after time! 1986VWJetla $5,995 Schiing 2-3 2 1 1 0 0 7653.______7 7 GARDENING ~ Nunez W,4-7 12-3 1 0 0 0 1 Homs Runs East Middle Tpke ...... 216-236 oven 063-09 tive 3 bedrooms. 1985VWJetta $4,995 Olson S,36 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Athletics 4, Rangers 3 MiWIIms S,15 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Fieldor, DetroiL 49; McGwire. Oakland, 39; E nglew o od...... all HEBRON- 2 bedroom. 1987VWGTI *7,495 Cleveland New Vbrk Hardwood floors, CHRYSANTHEMUMS- S c h a lle r OAKLAND TEXAS JCansoco, Oakland, 37; McGriff, Toronto, 34; Heat, hot water Special Limited Swindell L.12-S 61-3 10 5 5 1 1 Frndez 5 3 2 2 2 3 G arth R d ...... 89 -138 INVITATION TO BID modern kitchen and Dig your own. 550 Bush Q u a lity 1984VWGTI *3,995 ab r h bl ab r h bi Gruber, Toronto, 31; BJackson, Kansas City, included. Carpeting, 1986 VW Scirroco *7,495 MWalknr 12-3 2 1 1 1 1 Whthrst 2 1 0 0 0 2 28; RHenderson, Oakland, 28; Doer, Mil­ G olway S t...... all bath, separate parking. Hill Road, Manchester. Pre-Owned Autos Orosco 1 0 0 0 0 1 Jennings If 4 0 0 0 Pettis cl 3 0 0 0 The Manchester Public appliances, storage. 20 1988 Oldsmobile Della $8,995 Franco L,5-3 12-3 4 4 2 1 2 waukee, 27. G re e n w o o d ...... 1-226 Gas heat and hot water. Introductory Rate Bautista pitched to 2 batters In the 9lh. DHdsn rf 2 0 0 0 Franco 2b 4 0 1 0 Schools solicits bids for minutes to Hartford. Value Priced 1987 Oldsmobile Delta $7,995 Blknsp3b 2 1 2 0 Plmero 1b 4 0 0 0 Pena 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Runs Batted In Hamlin S t ...... all MOTORIZED GYM FOLDING $700 plus utilities. USED CAR BEST BUYS! Umpires—Home, Roe; First Barnett Second, WP—Fbvias. Fieldor, DetroiL 127; Gn/bor, Toronto, 117; $625. 228-1214 or 649- 82 RECREATIONAL 1986 Oldsmobile Delta $6,995 Kosc; Third, Morrison. McGoe cl 1 0 0 1 Siorra rf 4 0 1 0 H ayne s...... all PARTITION for the 1990-1991 Alibrio Realty 649- 60^ a line! DLowis cf 0 0 0 0 Dgfvty dh 3 1 0 0 Umpires-Homo, Rippley; FirsL Darling; McGwire, Oakland, 108; JCansoco, Oakland, 2871.______EQUIP.______ises CHRYSLER LEBARON $6,695 1985 Oldsmobile Cutlass $4,995 T—2:39. Second, Froemming; Third, Pulli. H illc ro s t...... all school year. Sealed bids will 0917.______Baines dh 3 0 0 0 inevglia If 3 0 1 0 99; Sierra, Texas, 95; Maldonado, Cleveland, 1 Loaded. One ^ i^ w r 1985 Oldsmobile Ciera $5,995 T—3:16. A—39.195. McGwir 1b 1 1 0 0 Potralli c 3 0 1 0 94; DFbrksr, Milwaukee, 92; Burks, Boston, 89; H orace S t...... all bo received until October 11, LUXURY 2 bedroom IseeACURA INTEGRA $12,900 1985 Oldsmobile Ciera $4,995 For an extra cost of5(n you Indians 7, Orioles 3 MANCHESTER-Modern 2 GOLF CLUBS- Mens Lansird 3b 2 0 0 0 Groan pr 0 1 0 0 Palmeiro, Texas, 89; Trammell, DetroiL 89. Jean R d ...... 0-29 1990, 2:00 p.m., at which time apartment in 2 family starter kit w/bag $45. Loaded, Aienn, Sunma/ 1984 Oldsmobile Ciera $3,995 Second Game Astros 6, Braves 2 Pitching (14 Decisions) they will be publicly opened. bedroom apartment. 1967 PONTIAC GRAND AM $6,995 Quirk 1b 0 0 0 0 Buochal 3b 3 0 1 1 Joseph S t...... all house. Fully 1983 Oldsmobile Ciera $3495 may also put your choice of a BALTIMORE CLEVELAND Steinbeh c 1111 Kunkal pr 0 1 0 0 ATLANTA HOUSTON Welch, Oakland, 26-6, .813; BJones, Quiet location with Full set w/a nice bag Fuly Loaded, furfaft Sunoa! The right is reserved to rgect applianced. 1 1/2 baths. ab r h bl ab r h bl Hassey c 2 0 0 0 Huson ss 3 0 0 0 ■b r h bl ab r h bl Chicago, 11-3, .786; Clemens, Boston, 21-6, Keeney S t ...... 1-84 $99. Also misc. clubs. 1987 ACURA INTEGRA $8,500 Many Others any and all bids. Specifica­ Utilities included. 646- appliances. $600. birthday cake, heart, star, SFinley t1 5 1 1 0 Webster cl 3 1 0 0 Rndlph 2b 1 0 1 1 Roimer ph 1 0 1 2 LoSmith If 5 1 1 0 Yelding cl 3 0 0 0 .778; King. Chicago, 12-4, .750; RRobinson, L o d g e ...... all Bed,Lowled To Choose From tions and bid forms may be Security and referen­ 649-1794. BArtdesn If 4 0 1 0 Brokns 2b 5 0 3 1 Hewitt 1b 3 1 1 0 Belcher pr 0 0 0 0 Tredwy 2b 3 1 1 0 Candael 2b 4 0 1 2 Milwaukee, 12-4, .750; Sliob, Toronto, 18-6, 3551 after 4 or 1986 HBTCURY SABLE $6,495 Ludlow R d ...... all ces required. Available CRipkn ss 3 0 1 0 Baerga ss 4 2 1 1 Cant cf 2 0 1 0 BIggio c 4 1 0 0 .750; SlewarL Oakland, 22-10, .688; Wolls, secured at the Business Of­ weekends. Blue, Loaded, UiMi Seel smiley face, candles, numbers JCansoc rf 1 0 1 1 M a in ...... 285-378 fice, 45 North School Street, November 1.429-4465. 83 BOATS & MARINE CHEVY MONZA- 1975. Horn dh 4 0 1 2 MIdndo dh 4 1 3 3 Weiss ss 2 0 1 0 Justice rf 2 0 0 1 G D avistb 4 1 1 0 Toronto. 11-5. .688. 1983 NSSAN PULSAR $2,900 Segul 1b 3 0 0 0 Manlo 3b 4 1 2 0 New State Road ...... all Manchester, CT. MANCHESTER- Beautiful Maroon hardtop. for the age & many others!! Bordick ss 1 0 0 0 Gregg 1b 3 0 0 0 Stubbs If 4 0 0 0 MANCHESTER- 3 room ______EQUIP. Low. LawMiae, Sunoo/ Tettletonc 3 111 Jacoby 1b 5 0 2 2 National League leaders Packard S t...... all quality 1 bedroom. 1988 UNCOLN TOWN CAR $19,950 Automatic. Interior in Chitren p 0 0 0 0 Cabrer 1b 1 0 0 0 Vbung cf 0 0 0 0 002-10 apartment. Clean, ouiet JBell pr 0 0 0 0 TVbrd rf 5 0 1 0 Gallego 2b 4 0 0 0 Blauser ss 4 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 2 2 1 Based on 440 at Bats R u s s e l...... all Ouiet. On busline. Air FOUR WINNS-24 foot. Loaded. 10wner, LowMiea excellent condition. Melvin c 0 0 0 0 Skinner c 3 0 1 0 secure building. Heat, 1988 TOYOTA CEUCA $8,995 Totals 30 4 7 4 Totals 31 3 6 3 LomkeSb 3 0 0 0 CaminitSb 4 1 2 1 G AB R H Pet. 441 South M ain C o n d o 's ...... all conditioned. Including Body perfect no rust. Deadline for ads -12:00 noon Deverex cf 4 0 1 0 Jeffersn If 3 2 0 0 Olson c 2 0 0 0 Davidsn rf 4 0 2 1 hot water, appliances. Loaded, low hours. As­ AT, AC, Sbmq Sumd, towUlee Oakland 001 000 030—4 McGee StL 125 501 76 168 .335 LEGAL NOTICE frost free refrigerator, Well maintained. Needs Wihgtn 3b 3 0 10 Texas 010 000 002—3 W NtIph 10 10 Portugal p 2 10 1 Magadan NY 141 440 73 145 ,330 S pruce S t ...... 14-108 Garage. $535 plus king $16,000. 646- 1985 C»fEVY SPECTRUM $2,900 TOWN OF self-cleaninq oven, engine work. Great 2 days prior to the day you Hulett2b 4 1 1 0 DP—Texas 2. LOE3—Oakland 9, Texas 9. Glavine p 0 0 0 0 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Murray LA 152 546 95 1 77 ,324 S quire V illa g e ...... all lease & security. 646- 0380. 4 Dr., Auto AC Totals 33 3 8 3 Totals 36 7 13 7 OMcDII ph 1 0 0 0 Clancy p 0 0 0 0 BOLTON, CONNECTICUT dishwasher. Ideal for 1088 MAZDA 323 LX $6,900 project car for a 2B— Incaviglia, Frarwo, Steinbach, Blanken­ DyksIraPhi 147 583 104 188 .322 Stoephollow ...... all Baltimora 012 000 000-3 Grant p 0 0 0 0 7268. AT.AC.PS.PB.LowMihe would like your ad to appear. ship, Heimer. SB-Franco (30). S— DLewis 2 Roberts SD 146 552 104 172 .312 Strong S t...... all All persons liable to pay taxes seniors or middle aged. teenager or mechanic Cisvsiand 100 023 lOx—7 Pettis. SF—Buechele. MBoll ph 1 0 0 0 8 6 PE'TS & SUPPLIES 1988 BUCK HEGALUMTEO $6,900 Dawson Chi 145 524 71 163 ,311 on personal properW in the Come see why we rare­ or could be used as a E—Huletl, TWard. DP—Baltimore 1, IP H R ER BB SO Totala 28 2 4 1 Totals 33 6 8 6 Grace Chi 154 579 72 180 ,311 \Atothorell...... all ly have a vacancy. 34 HOMES FOR RENT 2 Dr.. Auto,Lbaded Cleveland 2. LOB—Baltimore 7, Cleveland 12. Oakland Atlanta 000 000 0 2 0 -2 Town of Bolton, other than AKC CHOW CHOW Pup­ 1968 HONDA PRELUDESI $12,900 stock car. Best offer. Butler SF 157 612 105 189 .309 W o o d la n d ...... all registered motor vehicles, Large storage area. Call 643-0030 after Call Classified Today 2B—Baerga, Devereaux, Manlo, TWard. 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Giants 31, Cowboys 17 Raiders 24, Bears 10 Oiiers 17, Chargers 7 New Haven 33, C. Conn. SL 7 LADIES EVENT (M R FQURS) — Gross- Section 4, Page 17 Football Dallas 0 3 7 7— 17 Nichols 33, Mass-Boston 13 Nancy Davis 46. Not- Edna VWdas 34. Lynn Chicago 7 3 0 0 -1 0 Houston 7 7 0 3—17 Monday, October 1,1990 N.Y. Giants 7 10 0 14— 31 L.A. Raiders 10 7 0 7— 24 Norlheastom 52, Lock Haven 7 Prior 37. B Gross- Gall Banavigo 50. Not- Mary SPORTS San Diego 0 7 0 0 - 7 Plymoulh SL 34, Lowell 7 PrestI 39. Marion Zamaitis 40. C Gross- Sylvia First Quarter First Quarter First Quarter NYG— Ingram 12 pass from Simms (Bahr LA— Allen 1 run (Jaeger kick), 8:59. Richmond 24, Maine 16 Stechholz 49. Net- Mary Gannon 34. D Gross- NFL standings 9 ^ 0 8 — Hill 9 pass from Moon (Zendejas kick). kick), 13:27, Chi— Gentry 80 pass from Hartieugh (Butler StoneNII 25, Assumption 14 Joan White 56. Not- Fran Smith 37, May AMERICAN CONFERENCE Second Quaner kick), 9:17. Trinity 49, Bowdoin 14 Fitzgerald 38. Second Quarter East Dal— FG Willis 22. 3:20. LA— FG Jaeger 27, 12:34. Wesieyan 14, Bates 10 BEST 16 — Gross- Dot Miller 54. Not- SD— A.Miller 27 pass from TolHver (Flevelz Williams 27, Tufts 3 T Pet. PF NYG— FG Bahr 34, 8:49. Second Quarter kick), 13:14. Marilyn Eden 43, Agnes Flomayko 45 B Gross- Buffalo 3 1 ) .750 92 NYG— Mrosko 7 pass from Simms (Bahr ^ U — Townsrand 1 tumble return (Jaeger kick), Worcester SL 26, SE Mass 8 Larraine Demko 61. Net- Beverly DiPietro 48, Miami Hou— Givins 22 pass from Moon (Zendeias Vitorcoster Tech 17, RP117 3 1 kick), 13:44. kick), 14:31. Ruth Conran 50. C Gross- Gail BerzenskI 59.' N.Y. Jets 2 2 Third Quaner Chi— FG Butler 22, 10:35. Fourth Quarter Net- Grace Shea 43. D Gross- Fran Smith 67. Indianapolis 1 3 Major college scores Net- Emily Sarra 49. Dal— Smith 4 run (Wilis kick), 7:59. Fourth Quarter Hou— FG Zendejas 34. 6:56. Now England 1 3 Fourth Quarter LA— Allen 3 nrn (Jaeger kick). 5:49. A— 48.762 EAST Central A— 80,158. Boston College 28, Navy 17 Division races are all but settled Tallwood Clndnnali NYG— Hampton 27 pass from Simms (Bahr 3 0 kick), 38. Bucknell 42, Cornell 21 Houston 2 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gross- Nick 2 NYG— Hostetlor 12 run (Bahr kick), 9:40. First downs Colgate 39, Princeton 13 Cleveland 1 3 First downs Pahoulis 75, Ken Comerford 76. Net- Sal Russo Dal— Novacek 7 pass from Aikman (Willis Rushes-yards Connecticut 44, \hle 7 65. Tom Juknis 67. Harry NowobilskI 70. Tom Pittsburgh 1 3 Rushes-yards kick), 13:02. FYissing Dartmouth 21, New Hampshire 21, tie Malin 71, Dan Home 72. Lon Belanger 72. B Blue Jays win one W est Fussing Fteturn Vbrds Delavrare 24, Rhode Island 19 Gross- Ted Blasko 81. Brian Guerrette 83. Net Pirates LA Raiders 4 0 Return Yards Comp-Att-Irt Fordham 35, Brown 28 — Frank Glantonio 69, Chet Lukas 71. Tim Wht- Kansas City 3 1 Comp-Att-Int Sacked-\Wds Lost Holy Cross 35, Harvard 14 son 71. Gordon Beebe 73, Jim Aufman 74, Flay Denver 2 2 Sacked-Wirds Lost First downs Punts Indiana, Pa. 42, Towson SL 0 Perry 74, Bob Lebreux 74. C Gross- Gwry San Diego 1 3 Punts Rushes-yards Fumbles-Lost Lafayette 20, Penn 13 Blanchard 87. Bud Staples 90. Net- Bill Dowd and trail Sox by one Seattle 0 3 Fumbles-Lost fussing Penalties-Yiards Lehigh 42, Columbia 9 70, Earl Norsworlhy 70, Tim Hogan 71, Dan Penalties-Vtirds dry spell Return Yards Time of Possession Massachusetts 47, Boston U. 16 Hogan 72, Mike Bowman 73, Dick Vizard 73 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Comp-Att-Int Time of Possession Michigan SL 34, Rutgers 10 East TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Tom By BEN WALKER City defeated California 2-1 and Sacked-Wrds Lost INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Northeastern 52, Lock Haven 6 Malin-Tom Juknis 76, Gordon Beebe-Harry W L T Pet. PF Punts INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Villanova26, Liberty 14 The Associated Press Baltimore split a doubleheader with N.Y. Giants RUSHING— Houston, Rozier 6-34, Moon NowobilskI 78. Nat- Eart Nosworthy-Brian Guer­ 4 0 0 1.000 106 Fumbles-Lost RUSHING— Chicago, Anderson 6-26 Har- West Virginia 38, Pittsburgh 24 Washington 7-25, Pinkett 518, White 6-15 San Diego, rette 65, John Carey-Gerty Blanchard 70, Sal Cleveland, winning the opener 6-3 Penalties-Wrds baugh 3-20, Bailey 6-19, Morris 1-16, Gentry SOUTH Russo-Ed Miffitt 71, Bill Dowd-DIck Vizard 71, is over Dallas Butts 12-75, Bomstine 7-42 Tolllvor 2-14. and then losing 7-3. Time of ftissession 1-11, Muster 3-9. Los Angeles, Allen 12-57, Bell Alabama 59, Vanderbilt 28 The Boston Red Sox won the Philadelphia RkSSING— Houston, Moon 27-46-1-355 San Lou Miller-Dan Home 73, Chet Lukas-Johri 1546, Smith 6-29, McCallum 59, Fernandez Diego, Toliivor 14-252-174. Alabama SL 44, Florida ASM 32 Guard 73, Bruno Frigo-Mick Gyokari 73. series, just like they wanted. The The Blue Jays hurt themselves by Phoenix Appalachian SL 27, Citadel 9 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 1-9, Schroeder 3-8, Evans 1-(minit8 2). RECEIVIN<3— Houston, Givins 597, Duncan BEST 15 — Gross- Ken Comerford 55, Ed Auburn 26, Tennessee 26, tie Toronto Blue Jays won the final winning only three of 13 games RUSHING— Dallas, E.Smith 12-28, Wright PASSING— Chicago. Harbaugh 8-185149 573, Hill 4-48, Jeffires 4-47, TJones 2-36, Stone 58, Paul Kenneson 58. Net- Bob Felix 50. By PAUL LeBAR CenL Florida 49, Kentucky SL 0 against the Red Sox this season. 1-12 Highsmith 59, Martin 1-2 Aikman 1-0 Tomezak 1-2-523. Bailey 1-1-0-22. Los An^ McNeil 1-15, Ford 1-15, Harris 1-11, White Ken Scofield 50. Gerry RIchmann 50. Bud game, just like they needed. geles, Schroeder 515-0-178. CenL SL, Ohio 35, Tennessee SL 14 The Associated Press New York, Anderson 17-79, Hostetlsr 3-33 1- 10, Pinkett 1-3, Rozier 1-0. San Diego, Staples 50, Clem ffontillo 50. Jim Menditto 51. Toronto took a 15-game winning Clemson 26, Duke 7 Now, the American League East Hampton 514, Tillman 7-6, Carthon 1-4 RECEIVING— Chicago. Thornton 3-50 McEwen 3-18, A.Miiler 2-41, Early 2-36, Wtelker Don Cromwell 51, Gerry Brooks 51, Tom Bow goes down to the final three days — R4SSING— Dallas. Aikman 21-251-233 Now Muster 3-27, Gentry 1-80, Waddle 1-23. Morris 2- 34, Bernstino 2 1 5 Butts 2-10, Wilson 1-20.Delaware SL 56, Beihuno-Cookman 42 51, Mike KominskI 51, Dick Vbung 51. E. Kentucky 35, W. Kentucky 12 ST. LOUIS — The drought is Kbrk, Simms 16-22-5188. Hostetler 2-2-524. 1-8, Anderson 1-6. Los Angeles, Gault 4-103 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Houston, Zendejas TWQ MAN BEST BALL — Lou Miller-Dick and maybe an extra one, too. Fernandez 3-57, Horton 1 -1 a Florida 34, Mississippi SL 21 over for the Pittsburgh Pirates and San Francisco RECEIVING— Dallas. Novacek 585, Martin 36. 27. San Diego, Reveiz 45, 27. Desnoyer 68, Ken Comerford-Kevin McCooe The Blue Jays bounced back at AL Roundup 5-65, E.Smith 4-38, McKinnon 2-36, Johnston MISSED FIELD GOALS— Los Angeles Florida SL 39, Virginia Tech 28 68. Not- Ed McLaughlin-Clam Ponlillo 61, Dan their manager, Jim Leyland. Atlanta Jaeger 36. 1- 9. New Vbrk, Hampton 4-65, Cross 2-33, In­ Georgia 19, East Carolina 15 Hogan-Gerry Brooks 62. Bob LaCombe-Ben Fenway Park on Sunday, roughing LA Flams Georgia Southern 33, NE Louisiana 14 “He believed in us when we Now Orteans gram 2-27, Baker 2-26. Anderson 2-21, Mrosko Dolphins 28, Steelers 6 BossI 62. Tom Bow-Dave Hanzelko 62, Walt up the Red Sox 10-5 to salvage the streak at Fenway I^ k into this year, 2- 11, Rouson 1-12. Turner 1-10, Mogoett 1-4 Georgia Tech 27, South Carolina 6 Kominskl-Mike KomIsnkI 62, Don Wennik-Chet final of a three-game series and but was 0-6 in Boston until Sunday. didn’t believe in ourselves,” center Carthon 1-3. Miami 7 14 0 7— 28 GramWing SL 67, Elizabeth City SL 3 Lukas 63. Jim Menditto-Bill Hodd 64, Bob Far- fielder Andy Van Slyke said after Howard U. 44, Morehouse 7 prevent Boston from clinching a tie Fred McGriff got four of Toron­ Sunday's Garnet MISSED FIELD GOALS— New Vbrk. Bahr 47. Chiefs 34, Browns 0 Pittsburgh 0 3 3 0— 6 rand-Chuck Winker 64. Pittsburgh beat the St. Louis Car­ New York Giants 31, Dallas 17 First Quarter James Madison 52, Newberry 7 for the division championship. to’s 19 hits. The Blue Jays blew an Buffalo 29, Denver 28 Bills 29, Broncos 28 Cleveland 0 0 0 0— 0 Mia— &Smith 1 run (Stoyanovich kick), 9:37. LSU 17, Texas A&M 8 dinals 2-0 on Sunday to clinch its Louisiana Tech 24, SW Louisiana 10 Southern Open scores “We knew it was gonna come early 4-1 lead, but after Boston Green Bay 24, Detroit 21 Kansas City 7 ,g g 3,1 Second Quarter % seventh National League East title Denver 7 7 7 7— 28 Mia— S.Smith 7 run (Stoyanovich kick), 300. Marshall 10, Furman 7 COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) — Final scores and came back to tie, they pulled away Indanapolis 24, Philadelphia 23 Buffalo 0 3 20— 29 First Quarter right down to the end, and it has,” Miami 28, Pittsburgh 6 6 Mia— Clayton 35 pass from Marino Miami, Fla. 48, Iowa 21 prize money Sunday In the $600,000 Southern but first since 1979. First Quarter KC— Thomas 47 pass from DeBerg (Lowerv with three runs in the fifth and three Tampa Bay 23, Minnesota 20, OT kick), 11:30. (Stoyanovich kick). 13.00. Middle Term. 24, Tn.-Chattanooga 17 Open, played on the 6,775yard, par-70 Green Boston’s Mike Greenwell said. “It’s Den— Humphrey 1 run (Treadwell kick), 6:50. “He was a professional from Los Angeles Flakfers 24, Chicago 10 Pit— FG Anderson 46, 14:55. Mississippi 31, Tulane 21 Island Country Club course (x-won two-hole anybody’s race right now. more in the seventh. Second Quarter Second Quarter every aspect. He’s very profes­ Kansas City 34, Cleveland 0 KC— FG Lowery 39, 229. Third Quarter Morehoad S i 47, Morgan SL 0 playoff); “We’re a game ahead, but they’re Junior Felix broke a fifth-inning Houston 17, San Diego 7 Don— Sewell 3 run (Treadwell kick), 13:03. Pit— FG Anderson 35, 6:25. N. Carolina A&T 20, Norfolk SL 6 x-Konny Knox. $108,000 69- 62-68-66— 265 Buf— FG Norwood 37, 14:54. KC— Marlin 31 blocked punt return (Lowerv sion^, and he treats his players not Now York Jets 37. Now England 13 kick), 10:06. Fourth Quarter N. Carolina SI 12, North Carolina 9 Jim HallaL $64,800 68- 66-65-66— 265 still in it. I think if we win two out tie with his 15th home run. Tom Third OiiArtar Richmond 24, Maine 16 as baseball players but as people.” Vfashington 38, Phoenix 10 Harry 6 pass from DeBerg (Lowerv Mia— Paige 1 run (Stoyanovich kick), 6:39. Jim Booros, $40,800 67-67-68-66— 268 of three, we’ll win it. I think Bal­ Brunansky homered for the Red Buf— Smith 12 run (kick failed), 737. S. Carolina SL 17, Johnson C. Smith 0 Larry Nelson. $23,625 After it ended, slugging right OPEN DATE: Atlanta, Los Angeles Flams, kick), 14:42. A— 54,691. 70- 67-68-64— 269 Sox, giving him five homers in the New Orleans, San Francisco Don— W nder3 run (Treadwell kick), 10:17. S. Mississippi 25, Louisville 13 Tommy Moore, $23,625 69- 6865-67— 269 timore will win at least one game,” \ Fourth Quarter Third Quarter fielder Bobby Bonilla led a contin­ Monday's Gama KC— FG Lowery 34. 12:42 Mia Pit Samford 28, Austin Peay 9 David Peoples, $23,625 67-62-70-70— 269 he said. three-game series. Cincinnati at Seattle, 9 p.m. But— Bennett 80 blocked field goal return First downs Southern U. 42, Miss. Valley SL 22 Jeff Wilson, $23,625 67-64-69-69— 269 gent that carried Leyland from the (Nonvood kick), 4:33. KC— Ross 4 blocked punt return (Lowenr 20 8 The Red Sox, still holding their “TTiis was a big win for them,” kick), 14:19. ' Flushes-yards 42-122 14-41 Tennessee Tech 16, Murray SL 3 John Cook, $18,000 70- 6867-64— 270 field. Buf— Smith 39 interception return (kick Passing Virginia 63, William & Mary 35 Bob Estes, $18,000 67-6866-69— 270 one-game lead, play their last three Brunansky said. “They came in and Sunday, Oct. 7 failed), 5:33. 202 119 Did the procession, featuring Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m Return Yards 27 21 W. Carolina 20, Mars Hill 7 Tom Eubank, $12,450 66- 7870-65—271 took it right to us right from the first Buf— Davis 2 run (Norwood kick), 5:50. Wake Forest 82, Army 14 games at home against Chicago. Kansas City at Indianapolis, 1 p.ra Comp-Att-Int 18-29-1 12-293 Bill Britton, $12,450 67- 67-71-66— 271 Leyland on his players’ shoulders, Den— Nalliol 10 pass from Elway (Treadweil First downs Sacked-Yards Lost Dan Forsman, $12,450 Boston is 4-5 against the White Sox inning. We were playing defense the Now Orleans at Atlanta, 1 p.m. kick), 13:35. 1-4 933 MIDWEST 68- 6868-66— 271 symbolize their affection? Rushes-yards Punts 934 Bill Sander. $12,450 6867-68-67— 271 this year. whole time. But if we win three Now York Jets at Miami, 1 p.m, 941 Arkansas SL 20, B Illinois 17 “I don’t know if they love me. San Diego at Pittsburgh. 1 p.m. Flassing Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Ball SL 16, Bowling Green 6 Nolan Henke, $12,450 67-6870-68— 271 Toronto plays its last three in Bal­ (against Chicago), they can’t do Return Yards Penalties-Yards 940 950 Andy Bean, $12,450 70- 67-65-68-271 They know that I’ve lost 50 San Francisco at Houston, 1 p.m. Den But CenL Michigan 31, Miami, Ohio 7 much about it.” Seattle at Now England, 1 p.m. Comp-Att-Int Time of Ftossession 39:46 20:14 Cincinnati 27, Kent SL 24 Howard Twitty, $12,450 62-71-68-70— 271 timore. The Blue Jays are 7-3 First downs 28 15 pounds,” Leyland joked. “That’s Tampa Bay at Dallas. 1 p.m. Sacked-Yards Lost Illinois SL 28, E. Illinois 7 Mark Lye, $12450 66- 70-6870—271 against the Orioles. Key (13-7) won despite giving up Rushes-yards 49208 24-64 Jim Benepe, $8,100 why they put me on (their) Cincinnati at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p,m. Passing Punts INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Indiana 37, E. Michigan 6 71- 6867-68— 272 202 133 RUSHING— Miami, S.Smith 20-48, Logan Buddy Gardner, $8,100 “It’s in Boston’s hands,” winning nine hits and five runs in 6 2-3 in­ Green Bay at Chicago, 4 p.m. Return Yards Fumbles-Lost kjwa SL 34, W. Michigan 20 67- 68 7 8 6 9 — 272 shoulders.” 21 44 8-36, Paige 510, Marino 1-9, Stradford 2-9, Greg Bruckner, $8,100 nings. He is 5-1 with a 3.(X) earned Los Angeles Flaiders at Buffalo, 7:30 p.ra Comp-Att-Int Penalties-Yards Kansas SL 38, New Mexico 6 66- 68 6 8 7 0 — 272 pitcher Jimmy Key said. “It was in 1928-2 18-34-1 Secules 3-5, Higgs 2-4, Jenson 1-1. Pittsburgh. Willie Wood, $8,100 Fittingly, the Pirates nailed down OPEN DATE; New M>rk Giants, Philadelphia, Sacked-Yards Lost Time of Possession Michigan 45, Maryland 17 69- 67-66-70— 272 run average is eight career starts at 2-19 4-34 Hoge 6-21, Vforley 511. Brister 1-7, Strom 2-2. Bob Tway, $5,760 our hands a week ago. Now it’s in Phoenix, Washington Punts Missouri 30, Arizona SL 9 67- 67-73-66— 273 the title behind Doug Drabek (22-6), 3-37 4-35 FASSINCJ— Miami, Marino 17-251-175, Jen­ Wabb Heintzeimn, $5,760 Boston’s hjjids.” Fenway Park. Monday, Oct. 8 Fumbles-Lost INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Nebraska 31, Oregon SL 7 68- 67-71-67— 273 3-3 3-2 Mike Donald, $5,760 who pitched a three-hitter. The vic­ Cleveland at Denver, 9 p.m. Penalties-Yards RUSHING— Cleveland. Hoard 10-53, Mack sen 1-1-0-31. Pittsburgh, Brister 7-18-3-76, Northwestem 24, N. Illinois 7 6871-70-67-273 If they wind up in a tie, Boston Greg Harris lasted only 1 2-3 in­ 8-60 4-33 Strom 57-0-76. Larry Mize, $5,760 tory came 11 years to the day that Time of Passession 34:49 7-32 Metcalf 3-(minus 4). Kansas City, Okoye Notre Dame 37, Purdue 11 64-71-6869— 273 25:11 Ronnie Black, $5,760 and Toronto will meet for a one- nings, giving up four runs on five 17-41. Word 11-29, M.Jones 2-7. RECEIVING— Miami. Paige 6-36, Clayton SW Missouri SL 38, Washburn 3 6869- 6870— 273 the Pirates won their last NL East 3-51, Dupor 2-26, Jenson 2-22 Stradford 2-14, Harry Taylor. $4,260 and two walks. Reliever Joe Hes- INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS PASSING— Cleveland, Kosar 9-18-0-48, Southern Cal 35, Ohio SL 26 69- 6871-65— 274 game playoff at the SkyDome. Edmunds 1-31, Martin 1-16, A.Brown 1-10. F>it- Gary Hallberg, $4,260 title. RUSHING— Denver. Humphrey 34-177. FAgel 14-27-1-159. Kansas City. DeBerg Toledo 27, Ohio U. 20 67- 71-69-67— 274 keth (0-4), the second of five Boston NFL results tsburgh. Lipps 4-64, Hill 2-36, Hoge 2-16, Dan Halldorson, $4,260 Elsewhere, Chicago beat Seattle Elway 4-21, Sewell 3-8, Winder 5 2 Buffalo, 12-215189, Pelluer 5 1 -5 0 . “ W. Illinois 28, Indiana SL 10 687870-69— 274 “Whoever (had) been out there, it Mularkey 2-15, Stone 1-11, Bell 1-10. Barry Jaeckel, $4,260 2-1 in the last game at Comiskey pitchers, took the loss. Thomas 13-36, D.Smith 518, Kelly 5 6 , Mueller RECEIVING— Cleveland, Langhorne 7-82 Mjungstown SL 28, Akron 23 6 8 6 8 6 8 7 2 — 274 would’ve been sweet,” Drabek said. MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. David FrosL $4,260 2- 2, K.Davis 1-2. & ^ n a n 4-41, Slaughter 2-20, Newsome 2-13, SOUTHWEST 69-6867-72— 274 Park, Oakland topped Texas 4-3, White Sox 2, Mariners 1: In the Th* Assoclatad P rn a Colts 24, Eagles 23 John Inman, $3,396 “We’ve all gone through the bad PASSING— Denver, Elway 1528-2-221. Buf­ Gainer 2-13, Mack 2-(minus 5), Hoard 2-(minus Arit-Rne Bluff 37, Texas Southern 13 69-67-70-69— 275 Detroit edged Minnesota 1-0, New NEEDS RELIEF — Boston starting pitcher Greg Harris reacts as he is removed from the Indianapolis 7 3 7 7—24 falo, Kelly 1534-1-167. Metcalf 1-31, Talley 1-19. Kansas City, Arkansas 31, Colorado SL 20 Leonard Thompsn, $3,396 68- 6870-69— 275 times and the good times together.” Peter Persons, $3,396 Philadelphia 3 14 3 3—23 Paige 4-90. Harry 4-36, Mandley 2-16 Baylor 21, Texas Tech 15 69- 7867-69— 275 York beat Milwaukee 7-2, Kansas game Sunday against ttie Toronto Blue Jays at Fenway Park. Toronto won, RECEIVING— Denver, Nattiel 4-62 Johnson AP college football Top 25 Mike Holland, $3,396 Please see BOSTON, page 18 10-5, to pull within The victory was Pittsburgh’s First Quarter 3- 56, Sewell 551, Winder 2-30, JacksonRThomas 1-14, 1-47, Roberts 1-0. Houston 24, Rico 22 6869•68-70— 275 a game of the AL East leading Red Sox. Phi— FG Ruzok 22.12:51. Flocord Pts Pvs Jackson SL 39, Stephen F.Austin 30 Keith Cleanvater, $3,396 69-6869-71— 275 seventh in a row and capped a climb Mobley 1-5, Humphrey 1-3. Buffalo, Loflon MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. 1. Notre Dame (49) 3-0-0 1,489 1 Memphis SL 22, Tulsa 10 Joel Edwards, $2,760 67-6872-69— 276 Ind— Hester 5 pass from Trudeau (Biasucci 4- 57, Thomas 4-25, D.Smith 3-30, Mueller 3-6, 2. Florida SL (10) from last in the NL East when kick). 14:36. 4-90 1,420 2 NW Louisiana 28, North Texas 18 Jeff Harl $2760 69- 69-6870— 276 Reed 2-35, Metzelaars 1-9, Edwards 1-5. 3. Michigan 2-1-0 1,296 6 Oklahoma 31, Kansas 17 Lon Hinkle, $2,760 70- 69-67-70— 276 Leyland arrived in 1986. Second Quarter MISSED FIELD GOALS— Denver, Treadwell 4. Virginia (1) 90-0 1,244 7 SW Texas SL 33, Nicholls SL 30 Bill KralzerL $2,760 6870- 67-71— 276 Past behind the Jets, Phi— Keith Jackson 35 pass from Cunnin- 49; Buffalo, Norwood 37, 48. 5. Auburn “We just stayed after it. We stayed gharri (Ruzek kick), 634. 2-0-1 1,227 3 Texas Christian 42, Southern Moth. 21 Mark Brooks, $2,100 69- 7870-68— 277 6. Tennessee pretty consistenL” Leyland said. 9 9 2 1,217 5 Toxas-EI Paso 17. Sam Houston SL 10 Ted Schulz. $2,100 6870- 7869— 277 Phi— Barnett 21 pass from Cunningham Redskins 38, Cardinals 10 7. Oklahoma (Ruzek kick), 10:54. 4-0-0 1,129 9 FAR WEST David Ogrin, $2,100 70- 67-71-69— 277 “We didn’t really ’peak and valley’ 8. Nebraska 4-0-0 Ind— FG Biasucci 41,14:36. Packers 24, Lions 21 Washington 0 7 10 21 38 1,106 8 California 30, Arizona 25 Larry Silveira $2100 73-66-68-70— 277 Phoenix 0 10 0 5— 10 9. Miami, Fla 2-1-0 1,096 10 Leo Janzen, $2,100 not for hapless Pats as much as you do sometimes.” Colorado 20, Washington 14 69- 68 6 8 7 1 — 277 Third Quarter Green Bay 0 10 0 14— 24 10. Florida Second Quarter 4-90 816 17 E. Viteshington 36, Montana 35 Trevor Dodds. $2,100 70- 6867-71— 277 The Pirates won 60 games in Phi— FG Ruzek 44,10:18. DetroH 7 7 7 5—21 11. Brigham Vbung Pho— FG Del Greco 3 2 238. 4-1-0 779 4 Fresno SL 38, Fullerton SL 3 Tom Sieckmann, $2100 71- 66-66-74— 277 Ind— Bentley 26 run (Biasucci kick), 11:24. First Quarter 12 Colorado By HOWARD ULMAN allegation against the club. Leyland’s first season, 48 less than Vites— Riggs 1 ron (Lohmiller kick), 7:46. 91-1 777 20 Long Beach SL 21, Boise SL 20 Frank Conner. $1,508 64-687870— 278 Fourth Quarter 4:^®t— Clark 4 pass from Peete (Murray kick). Pho— Green 12 pass from Rosenbach (Del 13. Houston 9 9 0 748 the first-place New York Mets. They Phi— FG Fluzek 31,1334. 13 N. Arizona 35, Idaho SL 32 Dillard Pruitt, $1,508 6871- 72-70— 278 The Associated Press The sad thing for the Patriots Greco kick), 13:51. tie. Illinois 2-1-0 748 14 Ind— Brooks 6 pass from Trudeau (Biasucci Nevada 31, Idaho 28. OT Lennia Clements. $1,508 6869-70-70— 278 (1-3) is that they might have played improved to 80 victories and fourth Second Quarter Third Quarter 15. Southern Cal 91-0 713 18 P.H. Horgan III, $1,508 kick), 1530. GB-FG Jacks 34.2:11. Oregon 32. Brigham Vbung 16 67-7869-72— 278 place in 1987 and won in 1988 but Was— FG Lohmiller 26, 5:22 16. Clemson 4-1-0 636 19 San Diego SL 48. Air Force 18 Jack Larkia $1,508 FOXBORO. Mass. — The New just as poorly even without that dis­ GB— West 3 pass from Majkowski (Jacke 6868-69-73— 278 Was— Clark 42 pass from Humphries 17. Washington 91-0 580 12 San Jose SL 29, Stanford 23 John McComish, $1,508 67-67-70-74-278 traction. fell to 74 and fifth place last year. kick), 4:56. (Lohmiller kick), 8.03. 18. Michigan SL York Jets needed just six days and a 1-1-1 342 22 UCLA 30, Washington SL 20 Mitch Adcock. $1,356 67- 72-71-69-279 “Far me, it’s been a five-year Det— Sanders 3 run (Murray kick), 13:52. Fourth Quarter 19. Texas A&M rookie rampage to leave far behind a “The Jets just played better,” New First downs 91-0 333 11 UNLV 37. Pacific U. 28 Ed Dougherty, $1,356 70-6870-70— 279 Third Quarter Was— Humphries 1 nin (Lohmiller kick), :12. 20. Ohio SL 2-1-0 280 thing,” Leyland said. “There were a Rushes-yards 15 Weber SL 32, Montana SL 20 Mike Sullivan, $1,356 6868-72-71— 279 one-sided loss to the Buffalo Bills. England quarterback Marc Wilson Del— Peete 7 run (Murray kick), 3:51. Was— Clark 42 pass from Humphries 21. Arkansas FAssing 2-1-0 273 23 Wyoming 28, Utah 10 Billy Mayfair, $1,356 69- 68-70-72— 279 lot of heartaches and a lot of tough Fourth Quarter (Lohmiller kick), 3:48. 22 Oregon ___ It helped them to have the New said. “It had nothing to do with Return Yards 91-0 257 Jack Ferenz, $1,356 68- 71-68-72— 279 GB— Haddix 4 pass from Majkowski (Jacks Was— Bynor 1 run (Lohmiller kick). 11:50. 23. Georgia Tech — nights.” 3-0-0 197irz Brian Kamm, $1,356 69- 7868-72— 279 England Patriots perform as poorly what’s been going on all week.” Comp-Att-Int kick), 3:59. A— 49,303. 24. Fresno SL Sacked-Yards Lost 9 9 0 193 24 Jay Haas, $1,356 67- 68-71-73— 279 on the field as they have off the field The two teams are alike in that Pittsburgh made it a tough day for CD— Query 26 pass from Majkowski (Jacke 25. Arizona 91-0 191 16 TedTryba $1,284 Punts kick), 14:05. 68- 68 7 8 6 9 — 280 they have new coaches, nearly 20 the Cardinals behind Drabek, who WSas Pho Other receiving votes: Wyoming 95, LSU JohnDowdall, $1,284 70- 6872-69— 280 during the past turbulent two weeks. Fumbles-Lost First downs struck out two and faced only 28 26 13 80'/2, Indiana 76, Mississippi .51, Texas 40, Golf Jim Nelford, $1,284 6874-72-69— 280 The Jets (2-2) scored on four of new players and a focus on rebuild­ Penalties-Yards Rushes-yards 39179 21-112 Arizona S i 13. Georgia 12 Syracuse 11, UCLA Bob WolcotL $1,284 67- 7871-72— 280 batters. Time of Possession Passing then first five possessions Sunday, ing for the future after missing last GB 257 80 7, Alabama 6, Louisville 6, Missouri 4, South Hubert Green, $1,284 71- 66-7873— 280 First downs 24 Return Yards 71 Carolina 4, West Virginia 4, Toledo 2 Texas Fran Quinn, $1,224 year’s playoffs. They are far dif­ “I didn’t really have that especial­ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 0 72- 66-74-69— 281 the second consecutive week that Rushes-yards 21-143 2 Comp-Att-Int 20-290 11-23-1 Christian 1. Country Club Sam Randolph, $1,224 ly good stuff today; it was just RUSHING— Indianapolis. Bentley 12-54 66- 7874-71—281 happened to New England, and ferent in that the Jets are closer to Passing 269 Sacked-Yards Lost 9 0 2-11 BEST 16 — Gross- Archie Pearmon 71. Net- Ed Florl, $1,224 Trudeau 1-0, Hester 1-(minus 2). Philadelphia' 70- 68-72-71— 281 enough to get ahead of people,” said Return Yards 25 Punts 1-32 944 How Top 25 fared Archie Pearmon 61-2-59. Bob Jones 67-559, Jim Woodward. $1,224 cruised to a 37-13 victory that that brighter future. Cunningham 10-61, Sherman 13-46, Tonev 71- 6869-73— 281 Comp-Att-Int 28-46-0 17 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Pete Denz 65 559, Pat Mistretta 659-59. B Brad BryanL $1,224 Drabek, the NL’s top winner. “I told 13-43, Byars 1-(minus 1). 1-0 How the top 25 teams In the Associated 68- 6871-74— 281 shared the spotlight with the Jets center Jim Sweeney said if Sacked-Yards Lost 4-20 Penalties-Yards 9 8 7 4-30 Gross- Steve Dexler 80. Net- Steve Dexler Lance Ten Brock, $1,176 myself just to ‘throw strikes . . . PASSING— Indianapolis, Trudeau Punts Press' college football poll fared Saturday; 67- 787878-282 Patriots sexual harassment predica­ fans “want to view us as last year’s 3-38 Time of Rjssession 3706 22:54 1. Notre Dame (3-0) beet Purdue 37-11. 67-12-55, Ed Hayes 69-14-55, Joe Kristof Rod Curl, $1,176 19-40-1-329. Philadelphia, Cunningham Fumbles-Lost 70-68-72-72— 282 please stay within yourself.’ ” 2-2 Next; vs. Stanford, Saturday. 67-11-56, Jerry Thibodeau 70-12-58. Gary Bob Gilder, $1,176 ment. team, let them. There is nothing we 22-34-0-274. Penalties-Yards 72- 67-7873— 282 10-60 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2. Florida State (4-0) beat Virginia Tech Waod 72-14-58. C Gross- Ken Whitlock 84. Greg Twiggs. $1,152 70- 6874-72— 284 It doesn t help” the team’s per­ can do about that. But we know we St. Louis wasted Terry RECEIVING— Indianapolis, Brooks 8-94 Time of Possession 30:40 : RUSHING— Washington, Riggs 1595, Byner Net- Len Whitlock 72-18-54. Bill Leone Greg Hickman, $1,140 Hester 4-85. BenUey 3-104, Morgan 2-27,' 3528. Next: at No. 10 Miami. Fla., Saturday. 68- 71-72-74— 285 are not.” Pendleton’s one-out double in the 1556, Monk 2-28, Humphries 2-0. Phoenix, 3. Auburn (2-51) tied No. 5 Tennessee 74-19-55. Bob LaChapollo 74-17-57, Bill John­ Michael Allen, $1,122 67-72-73-74— 286 formance. Patriots wide receiver Beach 2-19. FAiladol^ia, Byars 12-133, Keith INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS second and Jose Oquendo’s leadoff Jo.Johnson 1593, Rosenbach 3-13, Thompson 2526. Next: vs. Louisiana Tech, Saturday. son 7519-57, Craig Sinon 74-17-57. D Gross- Steve HarL $1,122 71- 67-72-76— 286 Hart Lee Dykes said, to work in a Last year the Jets didn’t have Jackson 4-56, Sherman 2-17, Kenny Jackson RUSHING— Green Bay. Majkowski 8-88 2-6. 4. Brigham Young (4-1) lost to Oregon 32-16. Vtelly Hart-Ed Bobigan 95. Nat- Ken Anderson David Canipe, $1,104 71- 67-74-75-287 single in the third. The Cardinals’ 1-43, Barnett 1-21, Shuler 1-5, Toney 1-(minus Fullwood 9-43, Woodside 2-8, Haddix 1-3, 54. climate marred by the fallout from PASSING— Washington, Humphries Next: vs. Colorado State, OcL 13. Steve Lamontagn, $1,092 72- 67-76-75— 290 third hit. Milt Thompson’s single, Thompson 1-1. DelroiL Sanders 20-94, Peete 2525-0-257. Phoenix, Rosenbach 11-23-2-91. 5. Tennessee (3-0-2) tied No. 3 Auburn SWEEPS— Gross- Archie Pearmon 71. Net- Boston Herald reporter Lisa Olson’s Please see JETS, page 19 MISSED FIELD GOALS— Philadelphia 6-50. RECEIVING— Washington, Clark 8-162, Ruzek 50. 2526. Next: vs. Florida, OcL 13. Pete Denz 75570, Pat Mistretta 80-9-71. B Space Coast seniors scores came in the fifth. But Thompson PASSING— Green Bay, Majkowski Monk 4-23, Riggs 2-22 Byner 2-18, Bryant Gross- Bob Flynn 80. Net- Jerry TNbodeau 6. Michigan (2-1) beat Maryland 4517. Next: MELBOURNE, Fla. (AP) — Final scores and was picked off and the Cardinals 2546-0-289. DetrolL Peete 17-34-5200. 2-11, Warren 1-13, Ji.Johnson 1-8. Phoenix. 82-12-70, Rich Archambault 82-11-71, Gary at Wisconsin, Saturday. earnings Sunday in the $300,000 Fairfield Bar­ RECEIVING— Green Bay, Sharpe 6-62 Green 4-56, Smith 3-16, Jo.Johnson 3-15, Wood 8514-71. C GrossO Aldo D'Appollonio never got another baserunner. 7. Virginia (44)) beat William & Mary 63-35. nett Space Coast Senior Classic played, on the VIbodsIde 531. Kemp 4-56, Wbathers 3-46, Proehl 1-4. 84. Net- Bill Calhoun 87-17-70. Bill Johnson Next: vs. North Carolina State, OcL 13. par-72, 6,590-yard Suntree Country Club Drabek said the Pirates paid no Fontenot 3-26, Query 2-35, West 2-17, Haddix MISSED FIELD GOALS— Washington, 93-19-74. D Gross- Ed Bobigan 95. Not- viblly Breuler airs it out 8. Nebraska (4-0) beat Oregon State 31-7. 2-8, Harris 1-8. DetroiL Clark 6-60, Greer 4-76, Lohmiller 45. Hart 9524-71. course (x-Hill wins one hole playoff); V-.'* heed to the second-place New York Next: at Kansas State. Saturday. Mika Hill, $45,000 Transactions Johnson 4-43, Sanders 1-11, Phillips 1-8, Mat­ MEMBER-MEMBER — Not- Craig Rodgers- 66-70-64— 200 Mets, who led 5-2 when Pittsbur­ thews 1-2. 9. Oklahoma (4-0) beat Kansas 31-17. Next: Dale Douglass, $25,500 66-67-67— 200 at Oklahoma State, Saturday. David Feighn 58. Marty Shea-Davld Michowicz Bob Charles, $20,000 gh’s victory over the Cardinals was BASEBALL MISSED FIELD GOALS-Green Bay, Jacke 59, Deane Cralg-Buzz Weir 61, Carl Hohen- 65- 66-70— 201 10. Miami. Fla (2-1) beat Iowa 48-21. Next: Gary Player, $17,000 68- 69-66— 203 aimounced at Shea Satdium and lost American League 49. DetroiL Murray 34, 50, 51, 44. vs. No. 2 Florida State, Saturday. thal-Gary Hohonthai 62. Ed AnsaldiJoo Wall as EC whitewashed Bob Flawlins, $12,800 66- 71-67-204 > % ■ ' CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Offered Joe 62. Frank Roberts-Dava Roberts 62. Earl Wil- 6-5 to the Chicago Cubs. Buccaneers 23, Vikings 20 11. Texas A&M (51) lost to LSU 17-8. Next; Dave Hill, $12,800 69- 68-67— 204 Coleman, Oeron Johnson, Bobby Knoop, Mar­ vs. Texas Tech. S:tturday. son-Don Battalino 63. Frank Lipinski-Bob Bruce Crampton, $9,625 NEW HAVEN — The East there has to be some frustration. I Hunter 63, Gary Wood-Jim Damato 63, Tom 69-70-66— 205 “I don’t think we were really con­ cel Lachemann end Moose Stubing, coaches, OT 12 Washington (3-1) lost to No. 20 Colorado Chi Chi Rodriguez, $9,625 Catholic High secondary worked all Jets 37, Patriots 13 Vecsey-Mike Mistretta 63. Gross- Bob Flynn- 68- 71-66— 205 know I’m concerned about that,” contracts for the 1991 season. 2514. Next: at No. 21 Arizona State, Saturday. Harold Henning, $8,525 The Associated Press cerned about what they were doing,” N T. Jets 7 17 10 3 _ 37 Tampa Bay 7 3 ! 3 -2 3 Gordon Quick 68, Dave Kaye-Erwin Kennedy 69- 68-69— 206 week defending the pass. They Facchini said. MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Named Demie 13. Houston (3-0) boat Rico 24-22. Next: at Jack Fleck, $7,450 Drabek said. “I think this is one New England Minnesota 0 3 S 5 -2 0 69. Bill Moran-Bill Zwick 69, Flay Evelhoch-Pelo 70- 68-69— 207 TOUCHDOWN CATCH — New York running back Rodney Hampton (27) hauls in a 27-yard Mainleri, Flon RizzI and Stave Minor scouts. 3 3 0 7— 13 Baylor, Saturday. Homero Blancas. $7,450 knew Wilbur Cross quarterback East’s deepest penetration was to Pioneer League First Quarter First Quarter Foster 72, Ted Backlel-Bob Jones 72. Backside 68-67-72— 207 pass as Dallas’ Bill Bates tries to bring him down during Sunday’s game at Giants Stadium. game where we really just worried TB— G.Anderson 2 run (Christie kick), 7:58. 14. Illinois (2-1) did not play. Next: at No. 15 Al Geiberger, $6,200 70- 71-67— 208 Chris Breuler liked to throw the the Wilbur Cross 40-yard line. And HELENA BFlEWEflS— Announced the resig­ NYJ— Baxter 1 run (Leahy kick), 931. Ohio State, Saturday. Gross- Myles McCarthy-Chip Karkos 35 Back­ Larry LaorettI, $6,200 about our game.” NE— FG Staurovsky 46,14:29. Second Quarter side Not- Jay Roth-John Varca 29. 72-67-69— 208 football. nation of Duane Morris, general manager. 15. Ohio Slate (2-1) lost to No. 18 Southern Miller Barber, $6,200 that didn’t last very long. “A clip­ Hampton shook off Bates’ tackle and scored. The Giants won, 31-17. Second Quarter Min— FG Igwebuike 28.9:05. BEST 14 — Gross- ArcNe Pearmon 71. Net- 71- 68-69— 208 After seven scoreless innings, Pit­ BASKETBALL Cal 3526. Next: vs. No. 14 Illinois. Saturday. Jim DenL $4,900 ping penalty put us back,” Facchini TB— FG Christie 39. 12:53. Gordon Quick 51-543, Tom Vecsey 53-7-46, 72- 71-66— 209 Whatever the Eagles did in prac­ National Basketball Association NYJ— Moore 69 pass from O'Brien (Leahv 16. Arizona (3-1) lost to California 3525. Bob Wynn, $4,900 tsburgh’s concerns began easing in kick), 2:54. Third Quarter Marty Shea 54-7-47, Tod Backiel 55 548, Bill 76-66-67— 209 recalled. “We had terrible field posi­ SACRAMENTO KINGS-Signed Lionel Sim­ Next: at UCLA. Saturday. Bnjce Devlin, $4,900 tice. they didn t bring to the game as the eighth when Don Slaught and NE— FG Staurovsky 40, 3:06. TB— FG Christie 22, 8:35. Moran 557-48. B Gross- Warren Howland 81. 72- 6968— 209 mons, forward, to a five-year contract 17. Florida (4-0) beat Mississippi State 34-21. Joe Jimenez, $4,900 Bl CUiCl ihrew for four TDs to lead tion most of the day, and we didn’t FOOTBALL NYJ— FG Leahy 24, 13:08. Min— FG Igwebuike 32.12:58. Dave Roberts 81. Not- Frank LipinskI 5513-43 71-6969— 209 Jose Lind each singled off Joe 1 Next; vs. LSU, Saturday. Phil Rodgers, $4,900 Fourth Quarter Warren Howland 57-12-45, Paul Sullivan 696971— 209 the Governors to a 28-0 victory generate much. We were getting National Football League NYJ— McNeil 4 run (Leahy kick). 1437. 18. Southern Cal (3-1) beat No. 15 Ohio Bob Betley, $3,583 Giants, Simms go up top Magrane (10-17). MIAMI DOLPHINS— Placed Shawn Lee, Third Quarter Min— A.Carter 7 pass from Gannon (Ig­ 5513-46, Marty Chmiolecki 5512-46, Dave 73- 7967— 210 Saturday afternoon in non-con­ swamped,” he said webuike kick), 10:35. State 3526. Next: vs. Washington State, Satur­ Charles Coorfy, $3,583 7973-67— 210 After failing twice, Drabek nose tackle, on irijured reserve. Activated Brian NYJ— Baxter 28 run (Leahy kick), 5:42 day. Roberte 56-1546. Paul Corronti 60-13-47, Pete Larry Ziegler. $3,583 ference play. East had 68 yards rushing on 33 Sochia, nose tackle, from the resenre list N Y J-FG Leahy 18, 13:42 Min— Jones 41 pass from Gannon (Ig­ Teets 61-14-47. C Gross- Harm Dvorak 82. Net- 71-7969— 210 bunted with two strikes and wound webuike kick), 13:41. 19. Clemson (4-1) boat Duka 26-7. Next: vs. Bob Rose, $3,583 71-6970— 210 carries. Greg Barry had 10 carries HOCKEY Fourth Quarter Georgia Saturday. Jay Roth 57-1542, Earl Wilson 61-18-43, Jack Larry Mowry, $3,583 The win moves WUbur Cross to up with a single when Magrane National Hockey League NE--Porryman 4 run (Staurovsky kick), 37. TB— Hill 11 pass from Testaverde (Christie Shea 62-18-44, Harm Dvorak 59-1544, Ralph 71- 6971— 210 for 40 yards. Defensively, Kevin kick), 14:36. 20. Colorado (3-1-1) beat No. 12 Washington Kan Still. $3,583 2-1 while the Eagles are winless in HARTFORD WHALERS-Traded Dave Tip- NYJ— FG Leahy 46, 9:28. Gustamachio 63-17-46, W.C. Johnson 72- 67-71— 210 to corral Cowboys again fielded the ball but found no one at 2514. Next at Missouri, Saturday. Gordon Jones, $2,559 A— 36,724. Overtime 6519-46, Jack Gannon 61-1546, Ed Dullea 74- 69-68— 211 three outings. Sadosky from his end position had a pen, (onward, to the Washington Capitals for fu­ 21. Arizona State (2-1) lost to Missouri 30-9. Babe Hiskey, $2,559 third. Gary Redus followed with a TB— FG Christie 36, 9:11. 6519-46. D Gross- Paul Dutalle 95, Ray 7 9 72-69— 211 ture considerations. Next: vs. No. 12 Washington, Saturday. Tom Shaw, $2,559 strong game with four tackles, four LOS ANGELES KINGS— Assigned Brian A— 54,462 Perkins 95, Bob WNte 95. Not- Paul Dutelle 7972- 69— 211 “It was an absolutely horrible per­ By TOM CANAVAN sacrifice fly fw a 1-0 lead. First downs 22. Michigan State (1-1-1) beat Rutgers Agim Bardha, $2,559 7973- 68— 211 assists and a sack. Linebacker Jeff four-linemen, four-linebacker defen­ “They are as good a football team Lawton, Keith Crowder, Kyosti Karjalainen, and 34-10. Next: vs. Iowa, Saturday. 6528-38, Oliver Butler 752541. Jim Damato Van Slyke’s fielder’s choice Flushes-yards TB Min 6525-43. Vifalter Zembriski, $2,559 formance,” East coach Leo Facchini Benson also played well for East. The Associated Press sive sets which left only three defen­ Mikael Lindholm, forwards, and Mario Gosselin, 23. Arkansas (2-1) beat Colorado Slate 72-70-69— 211 as I’ve seen in this league,” Johnson Passing First downs 15 24 Mike Fetchick, $2,550 said. “We worked hard during the grounder scored Pittsburgh’s secimd goaltender, to Phoenix of the International 31-20. Next: vs. Texas Christian, Saturday. SWEEPS — Gross- Archie Pearmon 71. Net- 71- 71-69— 211 Facchini also had praise for em­ sive backs to cover the Giants said after his team lost its third Fleturn Yards Rushes-yards 39186 39170 Tom Vecsey 74-7-67, Marty Shea 77-7-70, Charles Owens, $2,559 run after Jay Bell walked. Hockey League. 72- 72-67— 211 week. We knew they’d throw the battled quarterback Aric Alibrio. EAST RUTHERFORD, N J. — MINNESOTA NORTH STARS— Acquired Comp-Att-Int Passing 150 244 24. Fresno State (5-0) beat Fullerton State Dave Kaye 73-2-71. Erwin Kennedy 75571, Jimmy Powell, $2,559 74-6969— 211 receivers and sometimes put a suaight. “They are very talented.” 353. Next at Northern Illinois, Saturday. ball, but still they threw for three Peter Tagllanetti, defensoman, from the Win­ Sacked-Yarcte Lost Return Yards 19 0 Ted Backiel 79-8-71, Bill Moran 757-71. B Don January, $1,033 71-71-79-212 “He’s getting a lot of pressure and a There is something scary about the linebacker on a running back. “We messed up a couple of 25. South Carolina (3-1) lost to Georgia Tech This is also a New York team that nipeg Jets lor future considerations. Punts Comp-Att-Int 11-19-0 1937-2 Gross- Wfarren Howland 81. Dave Roberts 81. Bobby Nichols, $1,933 7971- 71— 212 touchdowns in the first half.” 27-6. Next; vs. Eastern Carolina OcL 13. lot of ‘shots, but he’s doing a good New York Giants and Dallas safety Needless to say, the Giants is not one dimensional. Always a plays,” Cardinals manager Joe Torre PHILADELPHIA FLYERS-Assigned Claude Fumbles-Lost Sacked-Yards Lost 2-12 2-9 Not- Paul Corronti 83-13-70, Pete Teels Deray Simon, $1,933 6 9 6 9 7 5 -2 1 2 Breuler threw for 254 yards, con­ Botvin, Reid Simpson, Bill Armstrong, Jeff Hard­ Penalties-Yards Punts 6-39 941 87-14-73, Dave Feighn 84-11-73. Keith Byrnes Jim O'Hem, $1,625 71- 71-71— 213 job running the offense when he Ray Horton wasn’t the only Cowboy noticed and Phil Simms took full ad­ powerhouse defense, the Giants are said. “It wasn’t the highest note to Fumbles-Lost College football scores necting with Latef Roberts for three ing, Brian Dobbin, Chris Jensen, Steve Scheife, Time of Fbssession 1-1 0-0 8512-73. C Gross- Harm Dvorak 82. Not- Earl Dick Hendrickson, $1,625 73- 71-69— 213 gets the time.” to notice it. vantage. showing the ability to do what they end the home season on.” Len Barrie, Craig Fisher, Mark Freer, Kent Penalties-Yards 8-83 934 Wilson 8518-68, Jay Roth 83-1568. Ralph Rivas Mcbee, $1,625 72- 7971— 213 touchdowns covering 34, 18 and 30 Time of Possession 3126 37:45 New England scores George Lanning, $1,625 East returns to All Connecucut When the Giants want to do Simms tossed three touchdown want offensively, even though it “It just seemed like whoever was Hawley, Tim Tookey and Mark Bassen, for­ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Gustamachio 88-17-71, Al Obor 87-16-71, Lou 74- 6971— 213 , yards. Breuler also threw a 61-yard wards; Dave Fenyvas, Mike Stothers, Shaun RUSHING— New Vbrk, Thomas 20-100, Bax­ Saturday's ResuHs Cherrone 91-19-72. Dave MIchnowIcz Don Bies, $1,625 797968— 213 Conference play Saturday at 1:30 something in 1990, they just do it. passes for the first time in more than may be boring to watch at times. going to score first this game was INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sabol, Scott Sarxialin, Darren Rumble, Lance ter 12-68, Hector 6-49, McNeil 3-5, O'Brien 1-2 Boston College 28, Navy 17 9517-73, W.C. Johnson 92-19-73. D Gross- Ban Smith, $1,288 7972- 72— 214 TD pass to Charles TVson in the p.m. when it hosts Xavier High at Even better, when someone wants to a year and broke into the NFL’s top “It seems they just come out each going to win it," Drabek said. “Joe Pattik, Steve Beadle and Bill Armstrong, defen­ New England, Stephens 14-79, Wilson 1-6 Per­ RUSHING— Tampa Bay, G.Anderson 22-108, Bridgewater SL 36, Fitchburg SL 9 Flay Parkins 95. Net- Oliver Butler 98-2959. Al Kelley, $1,288 6974-71— 214 fourth quarter. ryman 2-4. Canlsius 63, MfT 0 MCC LADIES EVEN OUT-ODD IN — Gross- J.C. Goosia, $1,288 Mount Nebo’s Carlin Memorial give them something, they just take 20 in all-time completions as New week and say let’s do this and let’s Magrane did a great job out there, semen; and Bruce Hoffort Marc D'Amour and Cobb 12-46, Testaverde 4-32. Minnesota, Fen- 73- 6972— 214 “We worked hard on the passing Dominic Roussel, goalies, to Hershey of the FACING— Now York, O'Brien 19-29-1-282 ney 18-97, Gannon 9-65, Wblker 11-& Coast Guard 41, Norwich 7 Boots Carnlolla 43. Not- Norma Martin Jim Ferrae, $1,288 72-6973— 214 Field. it. York continued to dominate Dallas do that,” Horton said, “And in four too.” American Hockey League. N®« England. Wilson 19-41-3-184, Stephens PASSING— Tampa Bay, Testaverde Connecticut 44, Vhle 7 44-11-33, Agnes Flomeyko 4512-33, Pat Cun­ Dan Morgan, $1,056 71- 72-72— 215 game defensively. I’m very disap­ Wilbur Cross 13 8 7 0 — 28 The Cowboys played in that CorUand SL 45, W, Cona SL 14 ningham 48-13-35. B Gross- Gall Banavlge 45. Doug Sanders, $1,056 with a 31-17 win at Giants Stadium. weeks, they haven’t been turned Leyland said once the euphoria WASHINGTON CAPITALS— Traded Bill 11-19-0-162 Minnesota, Gannon 10-36-2-253, 7971-71— 215 pointed (in how we performed,” EsstCsthollc 0 0 0 0 — 0 scheme perfectly Sunday and paid Houldet, defenseman, to the Buffalo Sabres for RECEIVING— Now York, Moore 9-175, Walker 0-1-0-0. Dartmouth 21, New Hampshire 21 Not- Betty Broucok 46-132. Bav DiPiotro Dick Rhyan, $1,056 72- 6974— 215 Scoring; The win was the Giants sixth back yet.” wears off, his team will concentrate Shawn Anderson, defenseman. Mathis 341, Bouyer 2-11, Dresseil 1 -21, Baxter RECEIVING— Tampa Bay, Hill 5104, Cobb Delaware 24, Rhode Island 19 49-1534, Terry Monaco 49-15-34, Marlon Butch Baird, $1,056 71- 74-70— 215 Facchini said. WC- Lstsf Roberts 34-yd psss irom Chls tlie price. Bob Erickson, $838 straight and second in three weeks Horton noted that the Giants were on beating Cincinnati in the WINNIPEG JETS— Sent Tom Draper, goalie, 1-12, Toon 1-8, Thomas 1-7, Burkett 1-7. New 3-26, J.Anderson 1-15, Carrier 1-11, Pillow 1-6. Fordham 35, Brown 28 Zamaitis 48-14-34, BimbI Tyler 47-13-34. C 72- 7 9 71-2 16 While the Governors scored four Brsulsr (Brsulsr kick) New York had dominated Dallas to Moncton of Ihe American Hockey League. England, Cook 545, Dykes 362, Fryar 3-43, Minnesota, A.Carter 8-97, Jones 5-101, Framingham SL 42, Maine Mariti'ne 13 Gross- Carolyn Wilson 44. Net- Lois Rezner Lou Graham, $838 74- 72-70— 216 WC- Roberts 19yd. psss from Breuler against Dallas (1-3). The victory just a play away from reacliing the playoffs. The Pirates finish the FlobertGaona, $838 times. East for the third week in a International Hockey League C.Carter 2-23, Jordan 2-14, Wbiker 1-16, Pen­ Hamilton 38, Colby 0 4518-30, Alice Ansaldi 48-1530, Grace Shea 71-7970— 216 (kick felled) witli the run two weeks ago and sent New York in the NFC East bye regular season with three home McMurtry 3-9, Perryman 2-1, Jones 1-15 Holy Cross 35, Hanrard 14 4518-31, D Gross- Dee Minnich 50. Not- Fran Jerry Barber, $838 NFC title game a year ago and were SAN DIEGO GULLS-Waived Kraig Stephens 1-9. ney 1-2. 71-77-68— 216 row failed to put points on the WC- Roberts 39yd. psss from Brsulsr Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson was Ithaca 23, Springfield 14 Smith 51-20-31, Florence Roberts 52-2532 Bob Brue, $500 week with a 4-0 record, marking the sidetracked by a bad call by an offi- games against the Mets. Nienhuie, canter. MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. MISSED FIELD GOALS— Minnesota, Ig­ 71- 7973— 217 scoreboard. (Breuler run) webuike 48. Massachusetts 47, Boston U. 16 Emily Sarra 54-20-34, Terry Delmastro Charlie Silford, $500 72- 7972-217 WC- Chsries Tyson 61-yd. pass Irom determined not to let tliat happen second consecutive year the team “I know the people of Pittsburgh Middlebury 20, Amherst 13 5520-36, Rosa Crispino 5520-36. Alexander Sutton, $500 7971-71-417 “Being that we haven’t scored. Breuler (Brsulsr kick) again. His solution was a lot of has opened with four straight wins. Please see GIANTS, page 19 are proud of us right now,” he said. 18—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, October 1,1990 UConn MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, October 1, 1990—19 Maglicic leads EC soccer Unbeaten Raiders starting to get some attention By BILL BARNARD shows drew only one crowd over 60,000 seconds to go, then won at Min­ The Associated Press into first place in ACC last year. neapolis on Steve Christie’s 36-yard Former Bear Willie Gault caught field goal with 5:49 left in overtime. The Los Angeles Raiders are get­ four passes for 103 yards, including Vinny Testaverde passed for all MANCHESTER — Three goals ting some attention around toe NIE. no quit at the 33:44 and 36:55 marks of the Marsh and Jim Tauras, the latter a 59-yarder that set up toe first of 74 yards on the tying drive, capped in a five-minute span propelled East first half, and also assisted on the playing a minute for Marsh who was They’re beginning to get some inter­ two short touchdown runs by Mar­ est from their fans, too. by his 11-yardcr to Bruce Hill. Tes­ Catholic High past Notre Dame, 3-1, Eagles’ first score, that by Jamie shaken up on a save, combined for cus Allen. By TOM COYNE Saturday afternoon and into first The Raiders drew 80,156 to toe taverde had only 88 yards passing Fournier at the 33:17 mark. five stops. “It was just one of 16 games,” before toe drive. The Associated Press place in the All Coimecticut Con­ Senior Dave Bartolotta, back in In junior varsity action. East Los Angeles Coliseum on Sunday Gault said. "It wasn’t anything spe­ ference boys’ soccer standings. — over 25,000 more than either of In overtime, Wayne Haddix’s in­ the lineup after missing a couple of downed ND, 4-2. Tom Balamucki cial.” terception set up Christie’s field NEW HAVEN — The Connec­ The Eagles are atop the ACC at their previous two home games this games with injury, was “a pleasant had two goals and Mike King and Chicago gained 229 yards, 80 on goal after Donald Igwebuike- cut by ticut Huskies many expected to vie 2-0 with the Green Knights slipping season. The big crowd was sight and enjoyed a fine game,” East Scott Cowell one apiece for the a TD pass from Harbaugh to Dennis toe Bucs in preseason, missed a 48- for a Division I-AA playoff berth back to second at 2-1. East is 2-2-1 coach Tom Malin noted. Bartolotta 2-1-1 young Eagles. rewarded when toe Raiders won overall while ND is 2-4, East’s next yarder, his first miss in nine at­ and a Yankee Conference title final­ assisted on bo of Maglicic’s scores. their ninth consecutive game at toe tempts for Minnesota. ly showed up against Yale. game is Wednesday at 7 pjn. at St. Coliseum under coach Art Shell by Junior Ethan Leighton had a East Catholic 3 0_3 NFL Roundup Bftls 29, Broncos 28: Buffalo Bernard in Uncasville. Notre Dame 0 1_1 whipping previously unbeaten “The kids did a real good job. strong game at stopperback for tiie (3-1) turned a 21-9 deficit into vic­ That coaches did a good job. It’s Junior Pete Maglicic notched his Eagles. Scoring; EC- Maglicic 2, Fournier Chicago 24-10. third and fourth goals of the season Saves: EC- MarstVTauras 5. ND- Tony Mes- tory after a blocked field goal- an in­ been a hard three weeks,” Connec­ East outshot ND, 16-5. Mike sinn 10 The Raiders’ defense produced Gentry 18 seconds after Allen’s 1- terception and a fumble recovery ticut Coach Tom Jackson said Satur­ six sacks for minus-66 yards and yard run gave toe Raiders a 7-0 gave toe Bills three touchdowns in a day after his Huskies beat the Elis produced a touchdown when defen­ first-period lead. Allen also scored span of 1:17 in toe fourth quarter. 44-7. “I’ve said all along I like this sive lineman Greg Townsend picked from toe 3 with 9:11 left to put toe With Denver lined up for a field group. There’s no quit in them.” up a ball pried loose by Aaron Wal­ game away. goal that would have given toe The Huskies were stunned last Jets, Giants midget winners lace from Bears quarterback Jim “We played poorly in all aspects Broncos a 24-9 lead, Nate Odomes week after dropping to 0-3 with Harbaugh. The touchdown gave toe of toe game,” coach Mike Ditka said blocked toe 24-yard attempt by their loss to William & Mary. Jack- MANCHESTER — Action in the Raiders a 17-7 lead in toe second Joe Luker and Ryan Guerad. Nechitilo added a conversion. of toe Bears, now 19-2 in September David Treadwell. The ball bounced Manchester Midget Football League quarter and they went on to improve son said the Huskies desperately to the nightcap, the Giants and Ruben Vega, Kash Teal, Jim since 1985. to Cornelius Bennett, who ran 80 needed a victory before resuming last Friday night at Carlin Memorial Patriots went on a scoring rampage. Albright, Mark Barbato, John their record to 4-0 for the first time Field saw the Jets down the Raiders, since 1984. Despite toe impressive victory yards for toe first touchdown of his their conference schedule against Kemo Teal got the Giants on the Fowara and Alex Solomonson and record, toe Raiders don’t expect four-year career. Villanova. 28-8, and the Giants remain un­ board with a 10-yard run with Bryon played well for toe Giants while “That s a good football team in a lot of respect this early. Then John Elway’s pass was Jackson said after watching the beaten by outlasting the Patriots, Jaworski adding the conversion. Roy Klembcr, Brian Loomis, John there and nobody can tell us dif­ 50-30. “Now, we’re toe worst 4-0 team tipped at toe line by defensive end Tho Associstod Prsss Huskies practice last week he wasn’t Sam DeJesus countered for the Gocheee, Erik Anderson, Louis Cas­ ferent, Shell said. “These guys are Leon Seals. Leonard Smith caught it The Giants lead the league at 3-0 around,” running back Greg Bell COSTLY FUMBLE — Chicago Bears’ quarterback Jim Harbaugh is thrown from behind by sure they’d be ready for Yale (2-1). Patriou with a 90-yard kickoff tillo and Chris Ringwalt turned in willing to work until they don’t have followed by the Jets 2-1, Patriots 1-2 said. “This isn’t a game of resjject.” and went 39 yards for another “I was concerned after Thursday’s return with Peter Santos adding the solid efforts for toe Patriots. a breath in their body.” touchdown. the Raiders Aaron Wallace, causing Harbaugh to fumble during the second quarter of their and Raiders 0-3. Colts 24, Eagles 23: Jack praetice because we were a little extra points. The Giants took the Action resumes Friday night with In other games, it was Buffalo 29, game Sunday in Los Angeles. The Raiders won to remain unbeaten, 24-10. Th* Aasoclated Pres* to the opener, the Jets put 20 Trudeau, starting for Indianapolis On Denver’s next offensive play, lethargic,” he said. “We hadn’t prac­ W ILL HE RETURN — The Mets’ Darryl Strawberry holds his lead on a Pete Melluzzo 9-yard run. toe Raiders vs. Giants in toe 6 pan. Denver 28; Indianapolis 24, (1-3) in place of injured Jeff George, center Keith Kartz and Elway ticed all that well. I was very con­ points on the board in the first That followed a 79-yard run by Philadelphia 23; toe New York Jets opener at Carlin Field and toe Jets completed seven passes in a 14- fumbled toe snap. Bennett recovered fourth-quarter touchdowns, includ­ cerned coming in.” stomach during New York’s game against the Chicago Cubs quarter. Percy Price returned the Robert Hernandez. 37, New England 13; Tampa Bay downs for Miami, which set up as Houston evened its record at 2-2. vs. Patriots in the nightcap. play, 83-yard drive capped by a 6- at toe 2 and Ken Davis scored on toe ing a 26-yard pass to Jeff Query \hle coach Carm Cozza said his at Shea Stadium Sunday. Strawberry, who missed his third opening kickoff 75 yards for a TD, 23, Minnesota 20 in overtime; Kan­ another score with a 31-yard pass Jaworski scored on a 5-yard run yard touchdown toss to Bill Brooks next play. with 55 seconds to go. team practiced well, although it straight game with a stiff back, will be filing for free agency at and the Jets added a second TD on a in the second stanza with Teal ad­ sas City 34, Cleveland 0; Houston from Jim Jensen to Ferrell Edmunds on toe final play of toe game. Bobby Humphrey rushed for a Majkowski, making his second on a fake field goal. Defensively, didn’t show. the end of the season. fumble recovery in the end zone by ding the conversion. The Ihtriots Fuhr apologizes 17, San Diego 7; Green Bay 24, Redskins 38, Cardinals 10: Stan Tabari Suinger. Price added a 4-yard Brooks caught eight passes for 94 career-high 177 yards and a touch­ start after a lengthy conttact hold­ Tim McKyer had two interceptions Humphries, making his first NFL “I should have let them have the came back with a 12-yard TD run Detroit 21; Miami 28, Pittsburgh 6; down on 34 carries for Denver. touchdown run with Ryan EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — yards, including completions of 27 out, completed 28 of 46 passes for and Eric Kumcrow one. start because of a knee injury to week off to study. Practicing all from DeJesus with Santos again ad­ and toe New York Giants 31, Dallas Chiefs 34, Browns 0: Kansas Rawlinitis tossing to Dan Carangelo Edmonton goaltender Grant Fuhr and 11 yards on toe final drive 289 yards. He brought toe Fhekers The Steelers’ offense gained only Mark Rypien, passed for 257 yards, week was a waste of time as far as I ding the two-point conversion. Rod­ 17. In a night game, Washington before toe catch that made it 23-23. City (3-1) got two touchdown passes can see,” he said. for the conversion. says he has lost confidence and is (2-2) back from a 21-10 deficit in 160 yards and hasn’t scored a touch­ including two 42-yard touchdown Future for the Mets ney Oliver closed out the halftime defeated Phoenix 38-10. Dean Biasucci kicked toe game­ from Steve DeBerg and blocked two Connecticut quarterback Cor­ The Raiders got on the board on scoring for the Giants with a 25- going through toe “darkest period The first week of byes left toe toe second half. down since toe second quarter of passes to Gary Clark in toe second an interception return by Ryan of my life.” winning extra point with no time punts for touchdowns, dropping Dolphins 28, Steclers 6: At Pit­ last season’s playoff loss to Denver. half as Washington spoiled nelius Benton, making his second yard run. He also added the conver­ NFC West — toe 49ers, Rams, left. Cleveland to 1-3 for the first time start, was 26 of 32 passing for three Price. Cory Wrubcl added the con­ sion for a 30-16 halftime Giants’ Saints and Falcons — idle. tsburgh, where toe fans turned their All it got Sunday was two field Phoenix’s home opener. “A million apologies can’t Randall Cunningham completed since 1984. touchdowns and a school-record 371 is hard to predict version. The Jets added two closing lead. attention to toe Pirates-Cardinals goals by Gary Anderson. change what I’ve done,” said Fuhr, In tonight’s game, Cincinnati is at 22 of 34 passes for 274 yards and Chris Martin ran 31 yards for a yards. Jackson said Benton made scores, the first on a 1-yard run by Lairy Price scored on a 2-yard Seattle. game, Miami kept toe Stcelers from Humphries completed 20 of 25 Chaz Scott and the second a safety suspended by the NHL for cocaine two touchdowns, while Keith Byars touchdown after a punt was blocked scoring their first offensive touch­ great suides over last week. By JIM DONAGHY run in toe third period for toe Giants The Raiders, who flirted with a Oilers 17, Chargers 7: AFC passes as the Redskins (3-1) as the Raider quarterback was use. “I have to live with that fact achieved career highs with 12 recep­ by Charles Washington in the down of toe season. “He did a better job of executing The Associated Press “Looking around the with Jaworski adding toe conver­ return to Oakland before deciding to passing leader Warren Moon threw defeated toe Cardinals (1-3) for toe caught in the end zone. for toe rest of my life. tions for 133 yards for Philadelphia second period. The Dolphins (3-1) had a 229-27 Ws quarterback skills,” Jackson said. sion. Price added a second TD on a remain in LA, drew 54,206 on open­ for 355 yards and two touchdowns, 12th time in toe last 13 meetings and locker room, you don’t Ron Hughes, Chris Bourcier, (1-3). Packers 24, Lions 21: Don Maj- yardage edge at halftime and toe “He made better decisions as a NEW YORK — The New York 20-yard run and Oliver made it ing day against Denver and 50.657 completing 27 of 46 passes. His TD the second time this season. Mark O’Mara, Aaron Watkins, “I think I can play this game Buccaneers 23, Vikings 20, OT: kowski rediscovered his comeback game well in hand. quarterback.” Mets could see their demise coming. know who will be back 50-16 with a 47-yard scamper. The again and be the best. I don’t think last week against Pittsburgh. They passes were 22 yards to Ernest Washington won 31-0 in toe Sept. 9 Kevin Bates and James Martin Tampa Bay tied toe score with 24 magic, rallying Green Bay for two Sammie Smith ran for two touch­ Connecticut’s much-criticized of­ What’s ahead is a little harder to here next year It’s a real Patriots scored two TDs in toe I’ve lost any talent but I have to go Givins and a 9-yarder to Drew Hill season opener. § ^ fensive line gave Benton time to predict. played well for the Jets. Best for the fourth quarter, on runs of 28 and 70 Raiders were Kevin Griffin, Pht out and regain my self-esteem and pass. After Pittsburgh clinched the Na­ empty feeling right now.” yards by DeJesus, his third and confidence as a person.” tional League East title by beating Tanasi, Brian Rodgers, Breu Dolan, “I didn’t have anybody in my — Gregg Jefferies fourth TDs of the game. Bob In Brief______• • Florida joins m face,” Benton said. “I could sit back St. Louis on Sunday, a victory by and wait for the play to develop.” the Mets wouldn’t have meant O ^ Benton set school records for much. A 6-5 loss to the Chicago then lost their concentration and the Tippett dealt to Washington ” From Page 17 Cubs meant even less. college top ten passing and total offense. He broke Cubs had a victory that will soon be HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers have sent left ______Before the game finished, Darren Brad Baxter, who rushed lor two the passing record of 343 yards set forgonen. winger Dave Tippett to toe Washington Capitals for a By RICK WARNER by Peter Lane against Rhode Island Reed, Chris Jelic and Keith Hughes “We would have liked to have touchdowns Sunday. They didn t all played for New York. Mean­ draft pick, either in 1991 or ’92, contingent on what toe The Associated Press in 1985. Benton lost 3 yards rush­ won this one,” Harrelson said. “But Capites do in today’s NHL waiver draft. have Blair Thomas, who ran for 100 ing, but his 368 yards total offense while, Darryl Strawberry, Ron Dar­ yards. They didn’t have Rob Moore. it seemed less significant after the TippetL 29, joined toe Whalers as a free agent from Florida cracked toe Top 10, Brigham Young dropped broke the mark of 359 yards set by ling and Bob Ojeda may have made Pirates won.” who caught nine passes for 175 their last appearances in a Mets Team Canada ^ter toe 1984 Olympics. He was one of out of toe elite group and Georgia Tech gained its first Matt DeGennaro two years ago What may prove to be significant toe team’s most reliable performers during toe past six yards, including a 69-yard score. uniform. ranking in six years today in 'The Associated Press col­ “They are all good runners.' Jets against Northeastern. was Harrelson’s yanking of Franco years. He had 75 goals and 195 points in 483 games. Tip­ lege football poll. o 5 “Looking around the locker room, with two outs in the ninth. Franco, coach Bruce Coslet said of toe torcc DeGennaro was on the sidelines pett had a playing streak of more than 400 consecutive Florida, which can’t go to a bowl game because of with a separated shoulder. you don’t know who will be back rookies. “Brad Baxter came out of who snuggled in September, had to games snapped last fall because of a serious thumb in­ NCAA violations, rose seven spots to No. 10 after beat­ here next year,” said third baseman nowhere, an llih-round draft pick. The Husky line also opened up walk off the field to some boos and jury. During that streak, he established himself as one of ing Mississippi State 34-21 and improving its record to Gregg Jefferies, who went 4-for-5. some doubts. (Moore) is big, he is fast and he has O m holes for Connecticut runners as toe top penalty killers and defensive forwards in toe 4-0. It’s toe first Top 10 appearance for the Gators since Victor Taylor, filling in for Kevin “It’s a real empty feeling right “He gave up four runs,” Harrel- great hands.” now.” NHL. 1987. m g Wesley, rushed for 121 yards and a Last Monday night, toe Jets lost son said. “My objective is to win BYU fell seven places to No. 11 after losing its first CO touchdown on 18 carries. For the record, the Cubs scored games.” Dartmouth tops UConn soccer 30-7 to Buffalo. Their defense was two runs in the nmth inning off John game of toe season, 32-16 to Oregon. The victory victimized by Thurman Thomas, Wesley, who had a 12-yard touch­ Franco was visibly upset at being HANOVER, N.H. — Two first-half goals powered boosted Oregon into toe rankings at No. 22. ■L O down run, left the game after six Franco for the victory. After the embarrassed but chose not to com­ who had 214 of toe Bills’ 292 rush­ Dartmouth past toe University of Connecticut, 2-1, in Georgia Tech’s 27-6 victory over South Carolina Pirates’ won, everything else be­ ment. ing yards. Against toe Patriots, New 2 ^ cames and 33 yards with a twisted men’s college soccer action Sunday afternoon. moved the undefeated Yellow Jackets up to 23rd in toe m > left knee. came rather meaningless. Strawberry missed his third York allowed just 258 total yards, Sophomore Geoffrey Wheeler scored toe winning goal nationwide poll of sports writers and broadcasters. Tech Jackson said two Eli turnovers “The doubleheader loss to straight game with a stiff back. His only 89 on toe ground. Monueal at home (Sept. 20) killed with 7 minutes, 34 seconds left for Dartmouth, now hadn’t been ranked since 1984, when it got as high as > CO leading to 10 Husky points helped only appearance all weekend came 3-1-1. UConn, 6-5-1, received one goal from freshman 12th. “They gritted their teeth, accepted Connecticut gain confidence. us,” pitcher Frank Viola said. “The Sunday, when he accepted an award toe criticism last week,” Coslet said forward Mike Saunders. The loss dropped South Carolina, which was 25th last ^ > Pirates saw that and took it from of his defense. “It was a well-done, “In the first quarter those two tur­ as the Mets’ player of the year. week, out of toe rankings. Arizona State, 21st last week, novers helped a lot,” Husky coach there. They’ve been more consis­ The right fielder says he will file Ex-UConn player is killed well thought-out, well-executed tent.” also fell out of toe Top 25 after a 30-9 loss to Missouri. > Tom Jackson said. “If they came out for free agency after the season and HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) — A former University of team defense.” The Mets were hoping to move Notre Dame and Florida State remained 1-2 and com­ Just the opposite of New "D and marched down the field and it’s only 50-50 he’ll be back. Connecticut football player was fatally shot in an ap­ bined to get all but one of toe 60 first-place votes. within three games of the Pirates on England’s. Coupled with a 41-7 loss scored that would have sent us reel­ “Darryl has been talking about parent robbery attempt at a fast-food restaurant, police The Fighting Irish, who beat Purdue 37-11, received ing.” Sunday and then sweep a three- last Sunday in Cincinnati, the other teams for several years,” Har­ said. 49 first-place votes and 1,489 points. Florida State got 10 The Huskies scored 24 points off game series at Three Rivers Stadium relson said. “New York would miss Pattiots have been outscored 78-20 to force a playoff. Harry Joseph Healy, 25, of Ramsey, N J., was working first-place votes and 1,420 points after rallying to beat seven turnovers, with outside Darryl.” in their last two games. And those “Y)u have to give the Pirates as an assistant football coach at Hofstra University. Virginia Tech 39-28. linebacker Jim Reppi recovering The Mets would miss his home Homicide detective Daniel Severin said he was weren’t their worst setbacks. credit,” said first baseman Dave While toe top two spots remained unchanged, there Olson’s statement that Patriots two fumbles and intercepting a pass. runs (37) and RBIs (108) even more. pronounced dead at toe Nassau County Medical Center was movement elsewhere in toe Top 10. Magadan, who went l-for-4 to keep tight end Zeke Mowatt exposed “Ybu just can’t keep tiuning the “If the Mets want to talk to me SCORE — Toronto’s Kelly Gruber, left, slides past the tag of Boston Red Sox catcher Tony shortly after toe 4 a.m. Saturday shooting. Michigan, which lost its opener to Notre Dame, ball over like that one time after his average at .330. “I feel like they they can call my agent,” Suawberry himself to her in the locker room won i t ... we didn’t lose it.” Pena and scores on a George Bell single in the first inning of Sunday’s game at Fenway Park Healy, who played high school football in Ramsey, jumped ^ e e spots to No. 3 after downing Maryland another,” Cozza said. said while making a quick exit. played free safety at Connecticut from 1984 to 1986. Sept. 17 has set off a volatile chain New York was again favored to Toronto won, 10-5. Each team has three games left in the regular season with the rL S ox 45-17. Virginia rose three places to No. 4 and gained one reaction that may have put general Connecticut scored 21 second- Darling and Ojeda shifted be­ first-place vote following a 63-35 victory over William quarter points as Taylor scored on an win the division because of pitching tween the starting rotation and the holding a one-game lead in the AL East Diyision race. Reds won despite rain delay manager Patrick Sullivan’s job in and fx)wcr. The Mets lead the league & Mary. It is toe highest ranking ever for toe Cavaliers, jeopardy. 11-yard touchdown run and Benton bullpen most of the season. Now, CINCINNATI (AP) — The Cincinnati Reds won toe who were never better than ninth prior to this season. The Associated Press threw scoring passes of 11 and 10 in runs scored but are 32-42 in they’re in limbo. New England owner Victor Kiam, games decided by one or two runs. National League West on Saturday in toe midst of a rain Auburn and Tennessee both dropped after battling to a SCORE — Brad Baxter of the New York Jets heads for the y^ds to Alex Davis and Mark “It’s up to (general manager) delay. It was toe team’s first title in 11 years when toe who inflamed the situation by “I feel we all underachieved ... 26-26 tie. Auburn fell two places to No. 5 and Tennessee criticizing Olson toe following end zone during Sunday’s game with the New England Didio. The Huskies led 31-7 at Frank Cashen,” Darling said. “I live Boston Los Angeles Dodgers eliminated themselves with a 4-3 went down a notch to No. 6. we’re all guilty,” manager Bud Har- weekend, said before Sunday’s Patriots at Foxboro Stadium despite the defense of the halftime. here, so I’d like to stay. But I have loss in San Francisco. The Reds became toe first team Oklahoma jumped two spots to seventh after clipping Connecticut scored on its first two relson said. “We were inconsistent at to pitch. Things can change so I’m game there would be major manage­ Patriots’ Ronnie Lippett. The Jets won, 37-13. the begiiming, played well in June to From Page 17 since the 1984 Detroit Tigers to lead every day of toe Kansas 31-17, Nebraska stayed No. 8 after stopping possessions of the second half to put not going to worry about it.” season and toe first NL team to do so in a 162-game ment changes. get back into the race and were in­ Oregon State 31-7 and Miami rose one place to No. 9 Speculation grew that Sullivan the game away. The Mets finished the season season. with a 48-21 win over Iowa. After Jason Staurovsky’s first- He completed only 19 of 41 passes consistent at the end.” last game at toe oldest stadium in eighth-inning rally. would get toe ax. But during the Didio had nine catches for 131 52-29 at home, the best in the NL, l&nkees 7, Brewers 2: Don Mat­ half field goals of 40 and 46 yards. for 184 yards. The reality of it all hit in the top toe majors, Chicago closed Comis- The Athletics, leading toe majors game, Kiam said NFL Commis­ yards and two touchdowns, while but are 37-41 on the road with three tingly and Jesse Barfield each drove New England’s only touchdown “We got out of out game plan,” Davis had five catches for 105 yards of the ninth inning when the Pirates’ games left at Pittsburgh. key Park with a victory. The White with a 102-57 record, went 20-8 in sioner Paul Tagliabue asked him not Sox went 3,024-2,926 in their 80 in three runs as New York won in came on Robert Perryman’s 4-yard tight end Marv Cook said. “We were and a touchdown. 2-0 victory over St. Louis was “We did the best we could,” September. Their previous best was Milwaukee. to make any changes during a run with 14:23 left. Leahy added his just trying to ad lib, basically.” flashed on the scoreboard. The Mets seasons at Comiskey. 19 wins in 1988. league investigation, and Kiam said The Elis played without All-Ivy shortstop Howard Johnson said. Mattingly had a pair of RBI Giants third field goal, a 46-yarder, with What little hope toe Pattiots had A capacity crowd of 42,849 saw he would comply until the probe, quarterback Darin Kehler, who suf­ Nolan Ryan (13-9) lost despite al­ singles and a sacrifice fly. He is bat­ 5:32 to go. vanished on toe fourth interception. the White Sox win in toe park that lowing only three hits and striking From Page 17 expected to start shortly, is com­ fered stretched nerve roots in his opened July 1, 1910, when Chicago ting .381 since returning from toe O’Brien, who threw for only 153 The score was 34-13 after Per­ lower back against Lafayette last out 11 in 7 1-3 innings. pleted. yards against Buffalo, completed 19 ryman’s mn. Maurice Hurst then 1 disabled list earlier this month. MCC in major upset lost to toe St. Louis Browns 2-0. Royals 2, Angels 1: Bo Jackson The Jets seem to have made toe week. Dave Eiland (2-1) was toe winner cial. different receivers caught toe ball, “We thought they might tty to of 29 passes for 292 yards Sunday returned an interception 36 yards to Chuck Comiskey, grandson of toe right personnel changes. It was the seventh time in eight led off toe top of toe ninth inning and Greg Cadaret pitched four per­ “I see a lot more balance this and Hampton led toe way with four throw a little more to loosen us up,” as toe Jets amasserl 499 yards. toe Jets’ 4 with 12:09 left in toe man who built toe place, threw out They scored on their first two years Connecticut beat the Elis, who with a pinch-hit home run, leading fect innings for his third save. year,” he said. “They have a back- catches for 65 yards. Five different Cowboys linebacker Jack De Rio “His performance was excellent,” game. John Stephens took a pitch one of toe ceremonial first balls. series and led 24-6 at halftime on still hold a 31-10 advantage in the in Region XXI play Kansas City over California. Reliever Tom Edens (4-5) took toe field full of runners and everything runners carried the ball led by Ottis said. “We were coming in here to Coslet said. “Give toe offensive line out and threw his first pass in his Lance Johnson tripled and scored Baxter’s 1-yard run, Ken O’Brien’s intrastate rivalry. Jackson batted for Frank White loss. they did today clicked. Tlie defense Anderson with 17 carries for 79 stop toe run, but they executed.” some credit also, but Kenny was on. tliree pro seasons. Kyle Clifton pick­ MANCHESTER — Entering on Frank Thomas’ single to tie toe and hit his 28th homer of toe season. 69-yard hookup with Moore, who ment. Today we handed a very well Orioles 6-3, Indians 3-7; In has always been a strong point so if yards. New York finished toe game 334 He is an accurate passer when we ed it off in toe end zone for his Saturday’s match against unbeaten game and Dan Fhsqua’s RBI triple He connected against rookie Scott ran toe final 47 yards after comer- coached club their first loss of toe Cleveland, Candy Maldonado had you ask me to name a wettoness...” “We’ve never had an array like yards in total offense and dominated give him time.” second interception. Dean Junior College at McCormick won it as toe White Sox rallied in back Ronnie Lippett fell, Pat season.” Lewis (1-1), who lost despite pitch­ his 22nd homer, got three hits and Horton hesitated a few seconds this before,” said Simms, who led in possession for toe fourth straight The Patriots, aware of New “It was significant because it toe sixth against Rich DeLucia ing a three-hitter. Leahy’s 24-yard field goal and Moroso killed Field, toe Manchester Community MCC will play at Holyoke, Mass, drove in three runs as toe Indians and then said he couldn’t find one. toe Giants to toe Super Bowl in game, holding toe ball for 35:38. York’s troubles against Buffalo, had didn’t let toe momentum get out of College men’s soccer team had (1-2). Jack McDowell was toe win­ Kevin Appier (12-8) ended his Freeman McNeil’s 4-yard run. MOORESVILLE. N.C. (AP) on Wednesday. beat Baltimore in the second game Simms found plenty in toe Dallas 1986. “We’ve been spreading toe Dallas quarterback Troy Aikman hoped to concentrate on the running hand,” Coslet said. nothing to lose and everything to ner and Bobby Thigpen got his 57th four-game losing streak and Jeff The spread soared to 31-6 just Stock car driver Robert James The winning goal came at toe save. of a doubleheader and stopped its secondary as he hit 16 of 22 for 188 ball around and it’s hard to lock in had his best game, completing 21 of game. But Wilson, forced to throw “They just flat out played better 9 Montgomery got his 24th save. Luis 5:42 into the tliird quarter on Bax­ gain. four-game losing streak. yards and threw touchdown passes on one guy.” 26 for 233 yards, including a 7-yard because of toe early deficit, was than we did,” Wilson said. “Right Moroso died in a wreck on a state 27-minute mark of toe second half. After toe game ended, Chicago Polonia hit an RBI triple in toe An­ ter’s burst up the middle and 34-6 And that’s exactly how the Charles Nagy (2-4) gave up three of 12 yards to Mark Ingram, 7 yards Dallas never threatened although TD to Jay Novacek late in toe game. sacked twice and threw three of now we’re about as low as we can highway Sunday, just hours after Scott Wolchefsky sent a pass into players paraded around toe field as gels’ fifth and Gerald Perry tied it Cougars played as they upset Dean, runs on six hits in six innings and to Bob Mrosako and 27 yards to they did make toe score 17-10 mid­ New York jumped to a 17-3 on Leahy’s 18-yard field goal. New England’s four interceptions. get.” finishing 21st in a NASCAR the penalty area which bounced and fans sung “Na, Na, Na, Na, Na, Hey, with a home run in toe seventh. 1-0. Dean, which was toe No. 1 Doug Jones got his 42nd save. Dom rookie Rodney Hampton. It was his way through toe third quarter on a halftime lead. Simms hit Ingram late Winston Cup race. then was one-timed by Mike Cal­ Hey,” toe White Sox theme song for Tigers 1, Twins 0: Walt Terrell Moroso, 22, of Terrell, N.C., ranked team in Region XXI, is now several years. Taylor (0-1) was toe loser in relief first three TD game since toe final 4-yard touchdown run by Emmitt in toe first period for a 7-0 lead on a 8-1-1 and 3-1 in toe region while lahan into toe back of toe net. won again in Detroit, although game of toe 1988 season versus toe Smith. play close to being out of bounds. CALDWELL ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. was toe 1989 Busch Grand Nation­ Next season, toe White Sox will Tigers slugger Cecil Fielder stayed of Daniel Boone, a 36-year-old jour­ MCC moves to 3-6-1, 2-3 in toe “I was happy to see that when we neyman who made his first major Jets. However, New York responded A Ken Willis field goal cut the ------al champion and a leading can­ move across the street to a new stuck at 49 home runs. Fielder, who OIL region. scored,” Gustafson said. “It wasn’t a league start after spending the “We have a good mixture right with a ball-control drive that lasted margin to 7-3 early second quarter Robert J. Smith, Inc. didate for Winston Cup Rookie of stadium also called Comiskey IVk. went l-for-4, plays his final three All Lines of garbage goal.” wmter iii the senior league and toe now,” Giants offensive coordinator 12 plays and seven minutes, 39 before Matt Bahr made it 10-3 with INSCRANSMITHS the Year honors. “Our team came out fired up,” Detroit s Tiger Stadium, which Fullback Jamie Salafia played games of the season at Yankee summer in toe minors. Ron Erhardt said. “We try to mix it seconds and succeeded despite two a 34-yard field goal and Simms hit 649-8841 “He was going west on N.C. MCC coach Stephen Gustafson said. opened in 1912, becomes toe oldest Stadium. Insurance well for MCC, marking Dean’s Bob Milacki (5-8), who siient up a lot with personnel rather than sacks against Simnis. 'The big plays Mrosko just before toe half for toe 150, started into a curve, lost con­ “They are tired of losing games they in toe majors. Terrell (6-4) gave up five hits in 8 9 trol and slid sideways,” Trooper Todd Sawyer who is toe region’s A u ^ t on toe disabled list with a play selection. A year ago we were were a 20 yard pass to tight end 14-point lead. Call should have won. Today I saw a side Athletics 4, Rangers 3: Oakland 2-3 innings and Jerry Don Gleaton Roger Smith said. Another car leading scorer. strained right shoulder, shut out the just trying to conttol the football. Howard Cross, a fourth down 1-yard The Giants final TD came on a 649-5241 of toe team that was missing earlier, MCC 0 set a team record for victories in got his 12th save. Terrell is 39-14 eastbound on toe highway struck Indians on two hits for seven in­ Now we’re more explosive, we can run by Anderson that kept toe drive 12-yard by Hostetler. toe team attitude. We are by no Own 0 September as pinch hitters Jose Can­ lifetime at Tiger Stadium in two For 65 East Center Street his car at the driver’s door. Scoring: MCC- Callahan. seco, Terry Steinbach and Willie nings in toe opener. Cal Ripken hit make plays.” alive in Dallas territory and finally New York has toe week off, while means out of toe regional tourna­ sUnts with Detroit, but 21-38 on toe Savea: MCC- Chip Segar 5. D- Kirk Dameo 6. Randolph drove in runs during an his 21st home run off Greg Swindell The Giants’ mixture could be toe scoring pass to H ^ p to n on a toe Cowboys play Tampa Bay on Manchester, CT road in the same span. (12-9). Men in their passing statistics. Ten scam pattern. Sunday, Frice!!