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BOLTON TOPS RHAM United States As an Inexpensive Alterna­ Dr Weight loss Winner Contras Two trim down Masse gets first win Rebels lose edge to aid needy/4 as Aris Leonard stars/11 as attitudes change/5 iHmtrhpalrr Hrraift Masse feels ‘strange’ Hanrlipatpr MpralJi as fame ranks swell Monday, Sept. 25,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents SPORTS — see page 41 Bush offers Express commuter lanes will open Tuesday V / cut in stores By James F. Henry Manchester Herald RESTRICTED I ANE Drivers on Interstate 84 east of Hartford should have a more relaxed Uip beginning Tuc.sday, if a of chemicals TO SILVER tANE AND HARTFORD “short cut” for carpools works as designed. m Tuesday is the scheduled opening of the new \/ KEEP LEFT KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine (AP) — President Bush restricted lanes for commuters, located on both is preparing to challenge the Soviet Union to match the sides of 1-84. The single-file lanes are marked with United States in making cuts of more than 50 percent in blue diamonds, and there are signs indicating spe­ chemical weapon stockpiles as a step toward abolishing cial entrance locations. However, the most impor­ them, administration sources say. tant feature of this new commuting option is that Bush planned to make the proposal today in New York only vehicles with three or more occupants can in his first presidential speech before the 44th session of uavcl in them. State officials arc calling such the U.N. General Assembly. Secretary of State James A. vehicles H.O.V.s, short for High Occupancy Baker 111 said the initiative would “move the world Vehicles. closer to a ban on chemical weapons.” Because the lanes are single-file, cars will be Administration sources in New York said Bush would prohibited from passing. There is an area on the tell the United Nations he is prepared to slash U.S. highway separating the restricted lanes and the chemical weapons stockpiles by more than 50 percent general access lanes. provided the Soviet Union makes similar reductions. “We have great expectations for them,” said state Bush also planned to suggest sanctions against other Transportation Commissioner J. William Bums. countries which proceed with chemical weapons produc­ The lanes, which were built as part of the $170 tion, the sources said. million widening of 1-84, will be resuicted 24 hours Baker informed Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. a day, seven days a week. They will officially open Shevardnadze of the president’s intention in their talks at 11 a.m. Tuesday. over the weekend in Jackson Hole, Wyo. There the two Motorists caught using the lanes illegally will be sides agreed on a two-stage U.S.-Soviet program to ex­ fined $58. change information about their chemical weapons and to Bums is optimistic, despite a DOT survey last inspect each other’s plants and arsenals. year which suggested that the lanes may i ■■ slow to The president, who served as U.N. ambassador in gain acceptance. 1971-1972, also planned today to call for international The promoters of the new commuting option arc cooperation on drugs, terrorism and the environment. Bush also was expected to salute steps toward Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald Please see EXPRESS, page 10 democratic reforms made in Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa. And he was to offer support for Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald economic restructuring and reforms in the Soviet Union, expressing confidence in the goals set out by Soviet IT’S A GOAL — Bolton High’s Brian Neil ting the ball into the deep corner of the cage Bolton over RHAM, the Bulldogs’ first win President Mikhail S. Gorbachev, officials said. (20) looks in the back of the net, along with during second half play Friday afternoon in over the Sachems in Ray Boyd’s tenure as The proposal regarding chemical weapons was ‘American-made’ speed makes comeback RHAM High goalie Kevin McGill, after put­ Hebron. Neil’s goal clinched a 3-1 win by Bolton head coach. described by one official, insisting on anonymity, as “a new initiative to move forward in elimination of chemi­ WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s cheap, Center in Miami. “Speed killed in the from 26 metropolitan areas. “They’ll be so wired up. their muscles cal weapons, to reduce stockpiles and generally try to it’s easy to produce and dmg dealers tout 1960s and it can still kill in the ’90s.” “There has been an explosive growth in so tight, so intensely clenched, that the give a new impetus to a total ban.” the fact that it’s “made in America.” The Justice Department, in a report last the use of methamphetamine” over six muscle protein breaks down, gets into the Bush today also was meeting in New York with U.N. Methamphetamine, known in the 1960s month, said “methamphetamine has the years, the Justice Department says. The blood sUeam, goes to the kidneys .and can Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar. as “speed” and now widely called jxttcntial of becoming the crack problem problem has been especially severe in the create kidney failure,” Shumaik says. “crank,” is making a resurgence in the of the 1990s.” western United States and Southern “They lose their temperature regula­ BOLTON TOPS RHAM United States as an inexpensive alterna­ Dr. George M. Shumaik, an emergency California. tion. Our record is 109 degrees. I’ve not tive to cocaine or crack. room physician at the University of San Diego, according to the Justice seen any of those patients survive.” By Jim Tierney say,” Boyd said of Boles. bins, rifled a shot from 18 yards out off a RHAM Users arc beginning to smoke it, send­ California at San Diego Medical Center, Department, is “the methamphetamine Methamphetamine also is “associated Manchester Herald Bolton is now 4-0 overall and will host East Hampton defender and into the back of the net for a 2-1 advantage Defiant mother ing an instant jolt to the brain. But unlike describes crank users as “crazy” and capital of the United States.” with a high sense of paranoia, even Tuesday afternoon at 3:30. RHAM slipped to 2-1-1. at 15:05. crack, crank can give the user a high that “combative.” Shumaik says many of those who come greater than cocaine and definitely a RHAM broke on top, 1-0, with a goal from Todd Before the Sachems could regroup, the score was 3-1 lasts several hours. “The complications arc the same as we to his UCSD emergency room suffering greater degree of violent behavior,” Hall HEBRON — A rare occurrence transpired Friday Machowski a mere 3:30 into the match. Now resigned to at 18:10 following a beautiful cross from Atilla Lengyel afternoon involving the Bolton High boys’ soccer team asking release Quickly addictive, it can also lead its saw with PCP,” Shumaik says of crank from crank overdoses just need a place to says. “There’s a psychotic reaction. play catchup for the first time this season, Bolton pushed which was headed into the upper right comer of the net in its Charter Oak Conference East Division opener victims to hospital emergency rooms, users who overdose severely. “They’re so come down from highs that can last up to People go crazy with this drug.” forward behind the nifty footwork of Dooman. At 23:15 by reserve halfback Brian Neil. against homestanding RHAM High School. their fists clenched, raring for a fight even combative and so strong that they can 24 hours due to repeat doses. Smoking speed gives the user “an ini­ of the first half, the Bulldogs got the equalizer when “I think we broke down for about five minutes there The unbeaten Bulldogs defeated the Sachems, 3-1, for WASHINGTON (AP) — 'The District of Columbia’s while suapped to gurneys for their own throw you across the room.” Their hearts will be racing, their blood tial short-term jolt like crack for 10 Dooman headed in a comer kick served up by JJ. Hall. and they got two quick goals and that was the game,” the initial time this decade. highest court is being asked again to consider whether protection and that of ho.spital workers. The National Institute on Dmg Abuse pressure will be high, they’ll be paranoid minutes or so, but it will have a residual The half ended in the 1-1 tie. Zotta said. “I don’t think my kids played a bad game.” Bolton coach Ray Boyd was elated with the victory. Dr. Elizabeth Morgan must be freed after spending 25 “I think there’s sound reason to say this says the number of deaths involving and anxious, but they’ll survive. long-term effect of several hours, a “Dooman played a magnificent little ballgame,” Zotta had nothing but accolades for the Bulldogs. “I’m excited that we won,” Boyd said. “In my 10 months in jail for concealing her daughter in a bitter cus­ stuff is more dangerous than cocaine or crank nearly tripled in 21/2 years — from But severe overdoses can result in stimulant effect,” he says. RHAM coach Mike Zotta said. “Their sweeper (Zac years, this is the first time we’ve ever beaten RHAM. I “That is a terrific side,” Zotta said. “I’m very im­ tody battle. crack,” says James N. Hall, executive 34 in the second half of 1985 to 91 in the seizures, increased muscle tension or hy­ pressed with the Bolton team. It’s the best team in the think we tied them once. That’s a big game for us. They Morford) did a nice job and their exchange student Attorneys for Morgan arc asking the D.C.
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